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I have not failed, I've just found 10,000 ways that won't work. ~ Thomas Edison Established 1922 OF LYNDHURST THURSDAY, APRIL 25, 2002 BRIEFS Washington students get a big thumbs up Lyndhurst police blotter BN I'KMl. Rl M'K! Vuono to be inducted into BY PHILIP SIIAA On April 22, the staff and students BJ"s and Procter & Gamble provided acter and competence of our youth has Lyndhurst hall of fame of Washington School in Lyndhurst the students with ideas and $200 worth been recognized by America's Prom- Warrant arrest - Hector Lemus. 32 Pai aplii i ii.ill.i - Kathleen Khan. 39 The Lyndhurst Academic Hall of will join the almost 130 schools and of products to apply to their "Acts of ise-The Alliance for Youth as a Corpo- of Orange, was arrested on April 21 tit Lyndhurst, was arrested on April 1 Fame Committee announces that Frank more than 30.000 students participat- Kindness" project plus the school re- rate Commitment Maker, meeting the on a $500 warrant issued hy authori I ) on charges of being m the pos- J. Vuono will he inducted into the ing inCommunity SMARTS. (Stu- ceives a $1000 community service mission of America's Promise to pro- ties in Lyndhurst. session ol drug paraphernalia. Lyndhurst Academic Hall of Fame on dents Making A Road To Service). The award used to fund future class activi- vide students with marketable skills Harrison police arrested Lemus According to police reports. Tuesday, May 7. at 6:30 p.m. at the program is sponsored by BJ's Whole- ties. For the 2001-2002 school year. through education and opportunities and handed him over to the cus- Khan was arrested at her home af- Fiesta in Wood-Ridge. Mr. Vuono was sale Club and Procter & Gamble, who Washington School has been a part- to give hack to society through com- tody of Lyndhurst authorities. ter police found paraphernalia com- selected from a qualified pool of can- have teamed up for the sixth year to ner with BJ's Adopt-A-School pro- munity service. Lemus was later transported to the monly used to inhale crack eoeainc didates based on his many academic get students involved in their commu- gram. The program provides fund rais- Bergen County Jail in lieu of post- on the premises. Khan was later re- ing bail. and professional achievements com- nities. ing assistance, community service The "Acts of Kindness"' drive takes leased bined with his extensive history of opportunities, award programs, volun- place during the week of National community service. For tickets, call As part of Community SMARTS., teer support and curriculum enhance- Youth Service Day (April 26-28). Youth Registration begins for camp MaryEllcn Kul/y at (2011896-2095.The Washington School will be showing ments to the school and ultimately the Service Day is designed to promote cost is $23 per person. community. Day Camp registration will be held nior Citizen Center on Cleveland A\ appreciation of school staff through young people as resources, rather than on the following dates: Monday, enue from 6 to 8 p.m. on all nighis. "Acts of Kindness". During the week As you walk down the halls of Wash- problems in their communities and to April 29, Wednesday. May 1 and Registration of April 22'", the students will assemble ington School, you will notice many recognize the year round service and Thursday. May 2. Lyndhurst Day You may come to the Parks De gift packs with hand made cards for "thumbs up" cutouts lining the walls. volunteering efforts of million of Camp is for children in grades Kin- partmenl the week of April 22 be deadline nears the staff including classroom and Each cut out represents an "Act of young people nationwide. The Lyndhursi Township Clerk's dergarten through 8. Note: (he child tween 4 and 4 to pick up your book lunchroom aides, custodians, cross- Kindness" done by Washington Colin Powell, Founding Chairman of office will be open from 9 a.m. to 9 must be going into Kindergarten in lei. As in the past, bring the camp ing guards and before and after school School students to one of its staff America's Promise-The Alliance for September and at least 5 years old. registration card, permission slips p.m. on Monday, May 6 for voter care providers. Phyllis Lind. the Stu- members. Once completed, the gifts Youth states "National Youth Service On Monday. April 29 registration, and check or money order when reg- registration. This is the deadline for dent Council Advisor states "our stu- will he presented by Student Council Day honors young volunteers and is we will take families for RETURNING istering. No cash! Tee shirts may be the primary election. dents will benefit from the project by Members on April 29 at 11:15 in the an invitation to others-adults as well CHILDREN with last names from A- purchased the evening of registra- learning to appreciate school support schools gymnasium. as youth-to join hands and do our part L; on Wednesday. May 1 registra- tion. It would be appreciated if all staff through acts of kindness." Street sweeping resumes BJ's commitment to building the char- as Americans." tion, we will take families for RE- forms are completely filled out when Street sweeping resumes as of April TURNING CHILDREN with the last arriving at registration. This will save 15, using non-potable water. Ticket- name from M-Z; Thursday, May 2 everyone a lot of time. Also, do not ing has begun as of April 22. registration is for ALL NEW CHIL- have the amount of your check made Home School Assoc. to DREN. out prior to registration. It should hold May calendar party Registration will be held at the Se- be filled out that night. Sacred Heart Home-School Asso- Junior football opens registration ciation will hold their Annual Calen- dar Party on Friday, May 17, at the The Lyndhurst Junior Football Boys: Junior Division a^es 10 and Sacred Heart Social Center. 655 Valley League will be holding registration 1 I must be 10 years old by Sept. 1. Brook Avenue. Lyndhurst. This is a at the Lyndhurst Parks Department, Boys: Senior Division ages I 2-13- niphi of fun. food, and prizes! Raffles located at 250 Cleveland Avenue. 14(14 not yet in high school and 14 will be held. Ticket Price is $K. which Sign nps will take place on Monday years old after May I. I includes sandwiches, potato salad, April 15 through Friday April 19, 7 (FLAG FOOTBALL) soda, coffee, tea and dessert. Tickets p.m. to 9 p.m. Boys 4 and 5 years old, registra- will not be sold at the door. No one The league will offer 2 options this tion fee is $25. under 18 years of age will be admit- year for the registration lee: Option Boys ft and 7 years old, registra- ted. Fair Share Raffle Books are avail- 1. $90 for the first child and $40 for tion fee Is $35. and will be entered in able at the School Office. Ticket Dead- additional siblings. Option 2. $90 for the NFL Flag Football Tournament line: May 10. For Tickets call Sacred the first child und a coupon book of League. Heart School al 201-939-4277. Patty $25 for Pasta Night at (he senior at 201 -933-0783 or Rosemary at201 - building in September. Additional The Cheerleaders will also hold 4604988. Kudos - At the Feb. 12. Lyndhurst Board of Commissioners meeting, Commissioner Paul Passamano Jr. of siblings will be $40 with three tick sign-ups at the same time and place. the Dept of Parks and Recreation was honored with a plaque for all of his caring and dedication to all senior ets for that child to be sold for pasta The registration fee options are the Trip to Showboat set citizens. The leaders are listed according to longevity of organization from left to right: Millie DeMarco, night. For those who sell the tick- same us fixilball. Registration is open Commissioner Paul Passamano. Jr. Sacred Heart Seniors; Gloria Hopf, Friendship Club; Mary Ann Sidonio, Our Lady of Mt. Carmel; Commis- ets, registration will only cost $65 to all boys and girls entering 3rd Director of the Department of Parks sioner Paul Passamano Jr.; Ellen O'Connor, Liason to Senior Organizations; Madeline Ruvere, AARP Chap- for the first child and $25 for addi- through Kth grade in September 2002. and Recreation has set up an evening ter 4319. tional siblings. Township Recreational 11) card is trip to Atlantic City to the Showboat (FOOTBALL PLAYERS) also required for all registrations. For Casino on Friday evening. April 26. Boys: Pee Wee Division ages 7-8- further information call the Parks De- The cost is $22 with the coin return to Little league celebrates 2002 opening day 9 must be 7 years old by Sept 1. partment at HO4-2482. be announced. The bus will leave torn the Town Hall Park promptly al 6 p.m. Our parade and our opening day hero's of 9/11 by singing Cod Bless League and finally bottom line vs. Health department to offer rabies clinic This trip is open to anyone 21 years ceremonies were successful! All teams America. Levy's from the National League. The Lyndhurst Health Departmem will be present during the course of of age and older. left from Marin Avenue and marched Each team plays two games a week. will be conducting its Annual Free the rabies clinic so that unliscenscd For further details call the Recreation onto Gallager Little League field. The Rain out games are rescheduled later Rabies Clinic for cats and dogs, Tues dogs and cats can be registered by tlieir Department at 804-2482. teams were lined up along first and on in the year, liach team must use days. May 2 and May 9 at the Emer- owners after receiving the rabies vac- third base and all around the infield. LYNDHURST their pitchers wisely because a gency Squad Building on Delafield cination. Lyndhurst hiring for The Challenger team, twelve little LITTLE LEAGUE CORNER pitcher only is allowed six innings a Avenue. The State Health Department en- summer day camp league teams, seven minor leagues, week to pitch. Each team can only All cats and dogs must be accom- courages those owners of animals and fourteen T-Ball teams, all in their pitch three twelve year olds a week panied by an adult and restrained on whose vaccination expires next yeai Commissioner Paul Passamano. Jr.. BY MIKE RIZZO colorful uniforms. The president of for a total of twelve innings. The more a leash or in a carrier. to be vaccinated this year to ensure a of the Lyndhurst Recreation Depart- Little League Jim Radigan, along with pitchers a team has the better off a Members of the Health Department good overlap in immunity. ment announces that his department Mayor James Guida, and all the team is, but don't forget about the is interested in hiring teachers, a cer- commissioners were standing around The two inning games were played hitting. A team must hit the ball. Of tified life guard, a nurse and college Health Department offers tests for May home plate. Peter J. Russo was our and all the boys and girls got rido f course, just like the majors, the students who would like to work in The Lyndhurst Health Department blood pressure reading,'» in 1 I a.m guest of honor. Paul Pasamano, our their opening day jitters. Now we are combination of hitting and pitching the Summer Day Camp. under the direction of Commissioner no appointment. Parks Commissioner, congratulated all ready to start our 2UO2 Lyndhurst Little can take the team a long way. Thomas B. Gfaffam will be offering the Appointment for June 8 blood pro Day Camp will run from Monday, the boys and girls and wished them all League season. Thanks to .ill of our Lyndhust following tests for the month of May: sure reading will be taken on May K July 8, through and including Friday, good luck this season. The parks I'll give you the Lowdown on our residence, family members and friends May 2, rabies clinic, 6 to 7 p.m., no Checks can be made out to the Aug. 16. at the Bergen County Park department did a great job as usual first three games All games during the for coming out to support our opening appointment: May 9, rabies clinic, 6 Lyndhurst Health Department in the area which is located at the foot of with the fields. The department of week start at six O'clock. Saturday day parade and ceremonies! We hope to 7 p.m., no appointment; May 17,amount of $20. Valley Brook and Riverside Avenues Public Works also did a great job with games start at six thirty. Mondays and pray that this is the start of a very from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. the new score boards and the new games are, Hild Vs Florist in the good season for all our players, coaches, Parks Dept. announces next senior shopping trip Call the Recreation Department at lights, and thanks to all the women thai American League, The National parents and fans. Next week all the Commissioner Paul Passamano. Jr., a.m. and leave Jersey Gardens at ~ W 804-2482 for more information. helped out in the concession stand. League has I.ACL. vs. Amvets. scores and highlights of our opening Director of the Department of Parks p.m., thus returning to Lyndhursi al Larie Demuro a junior high school Tuesday's games are Stalloto's Vs Fire week of Lyndhurst Little League. Who and Recreation announces that the p.m. student and a second basemen on the Inside Department, both in the American will be our star players of the week? . next shopping trip for Lyndhurst Se- Girls varsity softball team did a League. National League has Elks vs. We'll find out next week. Who's on first, nior Citizens will be Wednesday, May To sign-up or for additional mloniia wonderful job singing the national Classified IS Savino's, Wednesday's games are what's on second, I don't knows on 1 and will be going to Jersey Gardens tion, call the Parks Department al SI(4M Opinion —12 anthem. Yours truly honored our fallen Dukes vs. Cricket from the American third. HEY ABBOT! Talk to you soon! in Elizabeth. Obituaries 14 2482. There will be only one bus, there- People 4 Seniors will leave from the Town Hall fore, reservations will he on a first Real Estate 13 Kingsland-Lyndhurst AARP 4866 planning events Park (Delafield Avenue) promptly at 9 come - first served basis Schools 11 Approximately 190 members at- Sports 8,» clothes, cookies and birthday cards Tour Chairperson, Connie Liparulo tended the Kingsland-Lyndhurst Rec. Dept. planning several trips Vagabonding • to the veterans, and clothes to bat- is planning a trip to Las Vegas in Sep- AARP Chapter 4866 April 9 meeting tered babies. tember 2002. Call Connie 201 933-5145, Commissioner Paul Passamano, Jr., $50.00 by bus and $36.00 hy tar Subscribe to the Leader for and were welcomed by President John An Installation of Officers Dinner if interested. Director of the Department of Parks and Wednesday, Sept. IK: The Brown $10 a year- Out of state $12 Snyder. Nomination of Officers was Dance is scheduled for June 11, from Happenings at our May meeting: 1 Recreation has several trips set up for stone - Paddy McMurphy's Wake. Com- Call 438-6700 for more info held with election of the new Officers 7 to 11 p.m. Cost is $20 for members Tickets for the June 11 Dinner Dance Lyndhurst Senior Citizens. pletely original - first time anywhere Lunch, show and transportation. S3fi ortaxusat438-9022 at their May meeting. and $26 for non-members. Arrange- will be available. 2. Deposits due for Monday, May 13: The Brownstonc • ments for two town busses have been Sept. 15-20 Las Vegas trip. 3. Election Guys & Molls Lunch, show and trans- per person Commercial leaber Commuitity Chairperson, Phyllis made. of Officers will be held. 4. Sylvia Kliff portation. $36 per person. For the trips to the Brownstonc. he- Published at 251 Ridge Road. Lyndhurs! Bogle and Marie Horan continue to The menu, DJ, The Brownslone and will be speaking about the Rutherford Breakers in Spring Lake - Thursday. at the Town Hall Hark at 10:3(1 a.m. Periodical Postage Paid at give their time and energy to deliver- Meadowlands Museum. 5. A special June 6. Brunch, beach, pool and din- Call the Recreation Department al Rutherford. NJ 07070 members are all winners. Call Ann Subscription S10 Published Weekly ing cancer hats to the hospital, food Montillo for tickets if unable to at- acknowledgement to Kay Galindo on ner. Saddle River busses will leave from 201804-2482 for additional informa- USPS 125-620 to the needy families in Lyndhurst, her 101st birthday. 6. A "Hat Parade " the Town Hall Park at 8:15 a.m. Cost: tion. />mlnin<> nfoiir wW "" <«<.<"" ' *""*'< "> tend the May meeting (201) 939-6340. 25/ Ful£ Hood * I ,n4thurn.NJ0?t}?l THE LEADER • THURSDAY. APRIL 25. 2002 ;.. New regulations proposed for drinking water On F-;irth Day, April 22, Governor of a broader initiative to provide New 15 "high quality waters" covering ap- lames F McGreevey announced a Jersey residents with clean and plen- proximately 200 stream and reservoir proposiil in strengthen protection for tiful water miles. The nine reservoirs included nine drinking water reservoirs and six Specifically, the Governor pro- in (he announcement provide drink- river ami'.[ream segments as the start posed "Category 1" designations for ing water to approximately 3.5 mil- lion New Jersey residents. 4th Annual Open House... This designation, known as "Cat- egory 1," establishes special regula- th tory protections against any measur- Sunday April 28 , 2002 able change in the existing high qual- ity of these water bodies, thereby pre- at venting impact from future pollution sources. The announcement, is the 'IJw 'Yoga Center & 'Become One Tiiates Studio * beginning of McGreevey's compre- hensive, long-term plan to provide '9{ew(y Expanded strong leadership in managing and 485 'Valley 'Broofi.Avenue/Comer of Chase Avenue protecting the state's water. 1 "Now is the time to act - we must "Entrance on Chase Avenue, Z" floor protect our state's limited and healthi- LynMurst, *0 07071 est water sources for our families and future generations," said McOreevey. rree Class Schedule "We all have a responsibility to be 0 30-10:00 - Level 1 Yoga (beginner*) with Kim stewards of New Jersey's drinking to 15-10:45 - Kundalini Yoga with Alma Floral delight - The unusually mild and dry winter seems to have suited the dozens of Callery Pear trees n:00-11:30 - Astanga Yoga (intermidlate) with Jody water sources. The current drought that line Ridge Road in North Arlington just fine. In early April they emerged in a brilliant pristine white 11 45-12:15 - Meditation with Ro reminds us of the price we pay if we display, offering a bright canopy for strollers and an eye pleasing view for local motorists. '2 30-1:00 - Open Yoga (all level*) with Peter neglect our water resources. We must 1 15-1:45 - Open Yoga (all levels) with Carrie n 230 - Pilates Mat Class with Cathy take action to ensure that our commu- nities have clean and plentiful water Rutherford Ambulance answers 62 medical emergencies supplies now and into the future." Pilates Apparatus Demo* • 10:00 am 12:00 pm 2:00 PM Rutherford First Aid Squad Captain classified as other. occasions and the members of the McGreevey has also directed De- Squad spent a total of 170 hours on The Dietcure Nutritional Lecture - 1 00-1:30 pm William Gumbman has reported that The Squad visited 9 different partment Environmental Protection hospitals, with Hackensack University ambulance calls. Refreshments Membership Specials the Squad responded to 96 calls for Commissioner Bradley Campbell to The Rutherford First Aid Raffles assistance during the month of March Medical Center leading with 34 visits. identify another round of designations 2002, travelling over 1.068 miles. 21 visits to General Hospital Center Ambulance Corps is actively Come Celebrate With Us! within the next nine months and to set in Passaic, followed by 13 trips to St recruiting new members. 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APRIL 25.2002 - EASE3 National Poetry Month celebrated at Felician BY DEBRA WINTERS The Aspiring Authors Club, together RUTHERFORD with the Little Theatre at Felician Col- lege, presented an "Afternoon of Po- etry" in celebration of National Poetry Month. Invited to read were both OON5¥S'& Felician students and teachers as well as local poets. Eleven poets, on April 17, presented a few pieces of their work, filling the Little Theatre with intriguing stories PRESENT of courage, blessings, motherhood, and mysterious lands. The artistic director of the Little Theatre at Felician College. Keline Book Adams, said "What we hope to achieve here is to open up an avenue for more poets. We all know it isn't easy for writers to open themselves up to others so we offering a place where they can feel at ease." "If someone doesn't feel comfort- able to personally read their own work someone can read it for them. That Jolly , should not persuade them from doing the this," said Elaine Lincoln, President of Aspiring Authors Club. Clown The afternoon began with a tribute will be to William Carlos Williams with Katie face-painting Driscoll reading one of the local poet's and making works entitled. "Red wheelbarrow." Driscoll is currently residing in what balloon art! used to be Williams' house in Ruther- Join us for a ford. fun Other poets included some faculty i filled • members from Felician's English de- N partment. Sherida Yoder. Associate ) evening!! Professor and Chairperson, Margaret Gardineer, Assistant Professor. Russel Wiebe, Assistant Professor, and Rob- 2.5 oz. scoop en McParland, English Instructor. No purchase Some of the pieces read by other necessary poets were "The Exotic Neurotic," written by Sarah Brey, a Felician stu- dent, and "To Be Grateful" written by Jennifer Mariano, a Rutherford resi- dent. "It's great to have someplace to go where you could read your own work A Sweet Way4 as well as hear other poems as well." said Brey. Excited about the program, Adams To Support Literacy said, "The combination of the college and community is the integral part of Dunkin Donuts/Baskin Robbins * the entire program. It is the exact di- rection the Little Theatre would like 56 Park Ave. - Rutherford, NJ 07070 - 935-0346 to take." The Little Theatre at Felician was originally a carriage house of the Ivison family who resided in Rutherford's historic landmark known as "the castle" now standing at Felician's College's Rutherford cam- pus. During the 1940s, it became part The fun way of the Fairleigh Dickinson University and Dr. Peter Sammartino, President of FDU, who decided to turn it into a theatre. Initially, the artistic director to teach kids of the little theatre was the renowned opera singer Estelle Liebling - it then became known as the "Estelle Liebling about saving. Little Theatre". Between the 1940s- 1950s, Liebling organized four oper- ettas per year and professors from FDU staged numerous variety shows Sarah Brey for students. From 1960s-1980s, the theatre remained in operation staging small-scale productions and children's theatre. However, when FDU closed down in 1993 and left the Rutherford campus so did the theatre. Since then the theatre has been renovated and re- opened last November. Bring your kids and their Members of the Aspiring Artists piggy banks into any Valley Club and the Little Theatre began branch and watch our exciting VCoinWorks'" machine working in the Fall of last year to bring count their coins right before their eyes. Then open a everyone together for this afternoon Kids First Savings Club Account with an incredible of poetry. 3.00% Annual Percentage Yield and we'll match up "I'm glad it went over well. It's im- to the first $10 they deposit. portant for writers to be represented as such," Lincoln said. 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Mr and Mrs. Joseph Ronald Pctiil. ano instructor at the Village School Sr. of Spartanburg. South Carolina, and in her home studio. have announced the engagement of Hre fiance is a graduate of Queen their daughter Regina Dawn Pettit to of Peace High School and earned his Jeff /.iliani. son of Mr. and Mrs. BS. in Accountancy from Teuton Charles /iliani, Jr. of Lyndhurst State College. He is a CPA with Price The bride-lobe is a graduate of Paul WaterhouseCooner and currently re- M. Dorman High School and earned sides in San Jose. Calif. her B A. in Music and Sociology A May 17. 2003 wedding-is from Converse College. She is a pi- planned in Soulh Carolina Philip IV and Kimhcrly Ciaico of Ciaico weighed 6 pounds, 11 ounces Whippany announce the birth of twins and was 19 inches long, born Feb. 24. 2(102 at Morrislown Grandparents are Philip III and Stephanie Mailmc/ and Erich and Howie and Secna Porsch of Mon- Mazurkiewicz, Patton plan wedding Memorial Hospital Philip John Ciaico Kathleen Ciaico of Lyndhurst and Porsch of Nutk-y announce the nx\ N.Y. V weighed 5 pounds. 15 ounces, and Ralph and Virgina Ryan of East birthAngelica Ariana was born on Jan. Also welcoming Angelica are her was 2(1 inches long Nicole Grace Hanover. 2l) at Clara Maass Hospital. She grealgrandparents from North Arling- weighed It pounds. Ion, Catherine and John Kozak. She Grandparents arc Lucy Martinez of also as lots of aunts, uncles, and cousin Nutley, CJIoria Hurkhardl nl Wayne, lo give her lots of love.
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Special honors - On March 1. 2002. Rutherford Girl Scouts held their HAPPY HTH BIRTHDA Y annual Gold and silver Award Ceremony. Honored that night were Gold Award recipient Carmen Krol and Silver Award recipients Mary DeMan. Michael Thomas Amanda Earle, and Christine Hantgan Pictured above are: Cadette \ ii tone Hi Advisor Lynn earle. Cadette Scouts Mary De Man and Amanda Earte. Advisor Theresa Molan. Cadette Christine Hartigan. and Advisor Pat April 25, 2002 George and Christine Cape Cora. Fla. Jannicelli. Ma/.urkiewic/ of North Arlington The bride-to-be is • graduate ot have announced the engagement of Florida Atlantic and has a degree in GOOD LUCK WITH SOCCER. American Legion ladies send their daugther Kristin Lynn education. She is a fin) grade teacher BASEBALL AND YOUR Mazurkiewicz to Steven John Patton. in the Palm Reach School District. FIRST HOLY COMMUNION! four students to Girls State son of Linda Jervis ot Palm Beach Her fiance is a graduate ot Monichir l-'our students from three local high Christina R. Stella. Gardens. FU., and Irank Pattoir ot Slate University and has his degree schools ha\ e been selected to attend The selection process is made We love you! Cape Coral, Fla. He is also (he step- in Consumer Affairs. He is employed the Ciirl State program by the Ladies through the Guidance Departments Mom, Dad, son ot John Jervis of Palm Beach by Prenuei Beverage Aii\iliar\ lo American Legion Post Brianna & Chris Gardens, Fla. and Janet Patton of A spring. 2003 wedding is planned ol each sch(X>l and includes a per- I09, Rutherford. sonal interview with the •EH In addition four students were cho- candidates.These high school junion sen as alternates if those selected will attend Girls State held at Rider were lux able lo attend. Chairperson University for a week in July. This inq ins hEz Uiq Vicki Turton announced. introduction to college life combines The delegates are lirin N. learning, recreation and an opportu- WKI)MN<; CAKES Coughlm. Becton Regional U.S.; To advertise in this directory, nity to meet and work with girls from Mazur's Bakery Free lo Future Brides Lyndsa) Murph\. Si. Mary's U.S.; other communities. $10 sift certificate plus Bridal Book call Joanne M. Megan I) Culvert and Dana Ci Local high school seniors have ''< Ki.l.'i- Koad. I yndhunl ($7.50 value). We specialize in Rovito. Rutherford U.S. ^IH-ciali/in^ in Tier Honeymoon Trips! Give u\ a fall or been advised of the Book Scholar- set M.V in jtrrxtm: at 201-310-5161 The alternates are Meghan O. \\ iililiim ( akt's Mt-fNt ship award through their Guidance for rates and space reservations Moran and Sheila Cuccinelli. St Departments. A sum of money is ;ill 4.W-516H King Tours Mary's H S. and. from Rutherford made available to the selected stu- IPS Ridge Road. N. Arlington High School. Rina P. Shah and dents to help defray cost of books. Medical Directory
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Pick-up or Delivery however, at his arraignment hearins: Store Hours: Monday through Friday 8 am - 8 pm The police were tipped off by a 911 his lawyer John Caruso asked for ,i Saturday 9 am - 8 pm Closed Sundays call that came in at 7:22 p.m. that night reduction but it was denied. informing them that someone who was Yl Large P]e.f iTarle pTe ""*f y i arge Two students who work inthedontn Bu L involved in a homicide was hiding out Large 2 Free ftH ' Pie, Get where I'aiker wa» arrested saul that in the Milton Court dormitory at H tidbits of information w as known Pies ' 'Toppings rGarne Brno " 2nd at Felician College, said Police Chief l c ke il the incident. $11.00 ' $7.50 II i" ° II 1/2 Price Steven Nienstedt. .ou.t.u-Mrt II «.^-»r II S23.OO ,, ,, , « HI Van Haarcn. a spokesman lor |p| c- ( "We were told the suspect was ian College, said. "Our hearts and driven to the dorms to retrieve some -TS go out to the families and those x 746 Riverside Ave, Lyndhurst'NJ 07071 belongings and then had planned to iffecred by this senseless tragedy." ^-.^IPhone 201-460-1777 - Fa_x 20i-460-1005j flee by taking a train out of Ruther- ford It was also stated that the sus- pect was threatening suicide." Nienstedt said. Acting on the call, police quickly setup along the parameter of the build- The dorms at Felician College ing, which houses between 400-500 students. Responding as mutual aid stall. transported to the Morris Count) was Lyndhurst Police. East Rulherford Novis Parker. 19. of Jersey City, Prosecutor's Office. Police, and the Bergen County Police was arrested without incident, said Florham Park Police Del. Robert along with their K-9 unit. A total of Nienstedt. Parker is a Felician College Treibersaid no additional information 18 police officers were on the scene. student. has been sought in the case as of press A description was given of the sus- Farrell stated thai no weapons were time. pect and a team under the command found on Parker at the time of his ap- Although it was not confirmed b\ of Capt Tom Farrell entered the dor- prehension. police, it was reported thai Parker had mitory to search for him The team clutched BrattoA's neck with such included Rutherford Police Lt Joe While the search was going on, of- force that she bled from the mouth. Merli. Rutherford Officer Scott Ahem. ficers at the desk were trying to con- Bratton was in bed ;il the tune of hei Bergen County Police Sgt. Brian firm if Jersey City reported a homi- discovery by police. Higgins. Bergen County Officer cide, which came up negative. Addi "The situation was handled through Daniel Sansevere. East Rutherford tional information was gathered re- the efforts of numerous agencies w bo Officer Felice Ragozzino, East Ruth- garding a dorm in question at Fairlcigh worked diligently to sec to it that no erford Todd Roth, and Rutherford Dickinson University at the Madison- injuries were inflicted and thai the MIS Police Capt. Tom Farrell. Florham Park campus. Rutherford peel did not escape." Nienstedl sai Rutherford taxpayers group to meet WE ALSO HANDLE The regular monthly meeting of elevator. The public is invited to C/lLDWELLv>TOY0T& Executive Board of the Rutherford attend and is welcome to take part Taxpayers Association will be held in the meeting. SPECIAL on Wednesday. May 1, at 7:30 p.m. The group will be discussing the (sharp) in Rutherford Borough Hall school board and municipal budgets % ! 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APRIL 25.2002 Former pupil brings back memories of a first tram rid Of course I was happy to see the Cover with another layer of cold liq- into boiling hot water and turn out. and told her and Valerie to meet me , recipe' called Charlotte a la St. Jose. uidgelaUn.Thiscanbeeasi.ydoneby Decorate with some piped whipped M*******,y 1*** Imagine having a recipe with a name preparing all of the lemon gelatin at cream. following Saturday and I would take) Vagabonding Serves 8 to 10 persons. them on the train. like yours. How great. once and putting the mold in the re- Here is the recipe. Enjoy it. Try it too. frigerator while keeping the rest at Note: if you do not like the taste of When we met, the train manager told Bv Charlotte Sa CHARLOTTE A LA ST. JOSE room temperature. packaged gelatin dessert, you can pre- us the train would be a little late be-I While Uie jelly is setting in the re- pare The gelatins with lemon and cause of the icy conditions. I decid vnndcrful surprise! My sis- Mr. Schuegraf has a combination of CHARLOTTE frigerator, make the pineapple cream, canned pineapple juice with the cor- if I had to wait I d run home and get a terc;nnci" visit IromFallsChurch. Vir- skills in cooking, photography and a lemon gelatin dessert sufficient to First, dissolve the pineapple gelatin rect amounts of gelatin for setting the pair of boots. Upon my return the manJ ginia carrying 11 gifl from her son Paul knowledge of the lives of the saints, makc2c.(500ml) in the hot water and pineapple juice, given amounts of liquid. (Do not use ager said the train was not coming but and hi"i wife('oHeen. It is a huge, heavy which makes an interesting story be- candied pineapple following the instructions on the gela- fresh pineapple or juice.) he would taxi us to Hoboken. Nol book. Cooking with the Saints by sides the presentation of many fine 20 ladyfingers tin package. Thank you Colleen and Paul for a amount of ranting, I did not want tol Ernsi Schuegraf. The most unique recipes. It offers a cooking glossary Prepare the custard. (Packaged cus- wonderful addition to my library. taxi. He bundled us into a taxi and left | Catholic axikbookevw It features the by name, saint, type and country. PINEAPPLE CREAM tard powder is easy to use for this.) ••• us in Hoboken with NO CHARGE. best ol lx>!h worlds having a feast of The saints and recipes are richly il- pineapple gelatin dessert sufficient to When slightly cooled, stir the custard It is great to live in a town where The only tiling Valerie remembers is spiritual and culinary delights. lustrated from 21 countries. makc3c.(75Oml) into me pineapple gelatin! Choppine" you taught school. Very oftef n you that I took them to New York where we II contains 170 recipes from 21 coun- To add to the beauly of the book it is 1/2 c.(125ml)hot water apple and stir into the mixture. Whip meet a child who was once a pupil. stopped at an automat and I tries, richly illustrated with color pho- filled with colored pictures of the reci- 1/2 c. (125 ml) pineapple juice the cream and fold in. The other day at the hairdresser for gave them nickels to put in the ma- tos of each dish and saint. Dishes in- pes making you want to start to follow 2 c. (500 ml) thick custard After the gelatin in the mold has set, a hair cut, lo and behold the beauti- chine for food.. clude main course, soups, breads and them immediately. 7 oz. (200 ml) can of pineapple line the sides of the mold with the la- cian was a former pupil. Valerie Valen- She did not remember that I took them desserts to make it exciting. It is an all purpose book, giving the 1/2 c. (125 ml) whipping cream dyfingers. The ends should be trimmed tine, who kept me informed about her to the Museum of Natural History. There are short biographies of 73 lives of saints you never knew about, additional whipped cream for decora- so that they fit closely to the gelatin, life as my pupil. I cancelled my sister's trip to pick us saints. Included arc recipes by name a history from the country from which Avoid getting crumbs on the gelatin. She remembered that I took her. a up in the city and we came home by nl saint, type and country and a pic he was noted, pictures ol" the saint, (he Use a mold that has straight sides. Now pour the pineapple cream into friend, and my niece Annette for her train. AU'swell that ends well. Itisodd lure ol each. country and the recipe. Prepare the lemon gelatin dessert and the lined mold and allow to set. You first train ride. to think that the important thing was A story of the life of each saint is It is a beautiful copy of a cook book line the bottom of the mold with some may have to push the ladyfingers One of the girls told me that though the automat where she ate so much part of the recipe. 1 never knew there one should be happy to have and 1 ol it When set. decorate with fancily down a couple of times as they tend to her father took her on many rides in Food is always the most important uere so many saints. Many I have thank Colleen and Haul for thinking of cut pieces of the candied pineapple rise. When the cream is fully set, trim the car she had never been on a train thing on a trip. The train ride was in- heard of but some were new to me. me and presenting me with this book. dipped in the liquid gelatin. the fingers level with the rim. Dip mold I told her I would remedy the situation consequential. Meadowlands Area Y announces new website Songs and stories for kids at NA Library The Meudowlands Area YMCA Bergen On Line, United Way of Lessons, Aquacize, Sewing for kids. Children in Pre-K through grade 3 Westchester Broadway Theatre, the this free program. Forms are available announces their new web site. The Bergen County and the Bergen Cooking for kids. Day Care Center, and are invited to the North Arlington Lycian Center in Sugarloaf, NY, and at the Library, or call Michelle YMCA is moving forward in utili/iny Record. much more. "ublic Library on Tuesday, May 14, with several summer stock companies. Michaud. Children's Librarian, at the internet to communicate with the The web site includes printable All Spring classes start the weeks at 3:45 p.m. for a program of songs Her one-woman show. Babes on (201)955-5636. many people in the Meadowlands brochures and registration forms for of May 7 or 14 and are available in and stories by recording artist Susan Broadway, has toured the tri-state The North Arlington Public Library Area. For the tirsl time the YMCA is programs such as: Day Camp. Swim North Arlington. East Rutherford and dirwis. The program. Sing Me a area and she has recently been seen is located at 210 Ridge Road in North making available on line many ot-thcir Lessons, Spring Activity Classes in Wood-Ridge on various days and Story, will be an excursion into the in a commercial for Time Warner Cable Arlington. The Library is open Mon- brochures, schedules and registration Little Theatre, Gymnastics, Basic times. If interested in any new pro- world of song and story complete in the New York area. Susan has re- days, Tuesdays and Thursdays from forms. It is hoped that this will be Woodworking, Preschool Gym and grams visit the website for a full bro- with costumes, puppets, colorful corded a CD for children called Mum 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. and Wednesdays and easier for many people.: The site's Art, Computer Club, Babysitter's chure (www. Meadow lands- masks and musical instruments. and Sue's Family Vacation, which Fridays from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. The Li- address is www. Training Course. Create a Book, Art YMCA.org) or call the YMCA at (201) Susan Mirwis performs as an ac- has aired on stations all over the coun- brary is also open Saturdays from 9 MeadowlandsYMCA.org. The web classes. Self Defense, Kickboxing, 955-5300 to receive a brochure in the ress, singer and children's enter try. a.m. to 1 p m. Initial Library cards are site is hosted in partnership with Aerobics. Body Conditioning, Swim mail. ainer. She has appeared at the All participants must register for free to all residents of the borough. Lyndhurst Elks Lodge 1505 initiates new members Learn to swim at the Meadowlands YMCA Within the months of December and to organizations such as the Handi- Jennifer Groom. Tony De Almeido, The YMCA has been America's start May 7 at the Faust School Pool years; Preschool Classes for children January. Exalted Ruler Ruth Martine cap Youth Organization, the Disabled Robert Chinery Jr., Jeffrey Gnoinski, swim instructor for over 100 years. in East Rutherford. Well trained, cer- 3-6 years; Youth Classes for children 6 of Lyndhurst lilks, initiated new mem- Veterans, Youth D.A.R.H Drug and Anthony Matarazzo, Louis Shortino Many children and adults will partici- tified instructors will teach small, per- years and up; and Adult classes. They bers to Lodge 1505. Members are Alcohol Awareness and also Youth III, Carmen Domato, Eric Sipos, Linda pate in water activities this summer sonalized classes for all ages and are also offering Friday Open Swim, as voted into the Lodge by existing mem- Scholarships. Van Horn, Judi Johnson, and Peter and it is important that everyone ei- swimming abilities. The YMCA's well as Aquacize classes. Call the bers who found them lo be of good The newly initiated members are Betsy. Ruth completed her position ther learns to swim or brushes up on Aquatics Program is partially funded YMCA (201) 955-5300 fora free bro- standings and beneficial to the order. Robert Willis. David Brobeck. Mark us Exalted Ruler on April 7, with a to- their swimming skills before the sum- by the United Way of Bergen County. chure or visit the YMCA's new weh The Elk's share with preal pride, loy Dulatk, Steve Cebula. Jackie Willis, U'l of *0 new incoming members for mer starts. Classes are divided by ages and site (www. 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He has tation of George Washington, the first also appeared on the cover of USA president of our country on April 17. Today and the New York Times. He Sommerfield not only bared a strong has performed at the White House and resemblance to Washington, dressed the National Archives in Washington. in Revolutionary War garments but he DC. spoke with a British accent, similar to Sommerfield is vice president and that of Washington as he took the au- artistic director of the Philadelphia dience back to his childhood days in Historic Theatre which specializes in Virginia. Speaking in first person. historic presentations. He attended the Sommerfield's one-man show drew University of Wisconsin, majoring in everybody's attention. History, and focusing his masters on Some interesting tidbits of informa- Washington. tion gathered that night intrigued the "I've always loved history and then audience who listened to Sommerfield my interests were geared towards as if he was giving away the most trea- George Washington," Sommerfield sured secrets. said. ' Twenty five percent of the Revolu- Later. Sommerfield became the Vice tionary War was fought in parts of President of a large publishing house New Jersey including Fort Lee. One and after it was sold he went on to be particular tidbit that really caught the named the official George Washing- audience's attention was that Wash- ton of Washington's real home in ington was actually bom on February Mount Vemon. NY. 11. according to the old calendar. When asked what he gets out of per- However, when they created the new forming as Washington. Soinmerfield Gregorian calendar. 11 days were said. "1 get to use the two things 1 am added to it. which lands Washington's very good at, acting and history. I find birthday on Feb. 22, as stated today's it very fulfilling." Sommerfield also calendars. writes all the material he uses in the Following his performance, performances as well. Sommerfield fielded a few questions George Rothfertz, formally of Carl- MAY 2002 Look Good, Feel Better from the audience who were loo ea- stadt, said. "He gave a nice presenta- Help with appearance and related side effects for women undergoing ger to raise their hands. tion - a great likeness to the president." cancer treatment Registration required. Sommerfield was appointed by Audrey Brucker. of Madison Street, Monday, May 13, I tn 3 p.m. Chief Justice Weinberger to be said. "I found it extremely interesting. It's time to take care of yourself. The General Hospinl Center at Passaic. Stork Room. 350 Boulevard, Passaic America's George Washington 15 A great way to learn some things, es- Co-sponsor:American Cancer Society years ago and has appeared as Presi- pecially the part about his birthday " dent Washington more than 3.000 "It was very good show. I especially Call I.800.AHS.9580 or visit times. He traveled to 27 states last year liked learning about his boyhood." www.AtlanticHealth.org Childcare and Babysitting Safety and to England performing his show. said Emily Assenhcimer. of Summit He will also be returning to England Avenue. This two-session program is for adolescents 10 years of age and very soon. According to Sommerfield. older interested in babysitting.Topics include safety, choking maneu- he was chosen to play the role of The program was funded by New ^•iThe General vers and handling infants and children. Washington because he knew a great Jersey Council for the Humanities. Tuesday and Thursday, May 14 and 11, 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. amount about the president. Fred Patak. Borough Historian, said The General Hospital Center at Passaic. Classroom C, 350 Boulevard, Passaic He was also nominated for an Emmy that they have had other personalities Hosoital Center Fee: $ 10 for instruction, book and material for his portrayal on WNBC's Eyewit- including Thomas Jefferson, Eleanor atPassaic ness to history and has appeared on Roosevelt, and Abraham Lincoln. Cholesterol Screenings all three television networks includ- "They do a fine job," said Patak. LTH SYSTErvi This screening will give the total HDL and Risk Ratio. No fasting required. Simple fingerstick method. Tuesday, May 14,10 a.m. to 3 p.m. ShopRite Supermarket, 503 Paulison Avenue, Passaic Co-sponsor: ShopRite Supermarket l ;!»...•' m, Answers to Questions You Never Dared to Ask (Respuestas a Preguntas que usted Nunca se Atreveria a Preguntar) This program in English and Spanish discusses various social issues affecting women, including relationships, substance abuse, sexually transmitted diseases and more. Tuesday, May 21, 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. Pre-registrotion is required. Unless otherwise noted, call I-800-AHS-9S80 (I-800-247-9S80) to register by requesting program name, date, time and The Women's and Children's Health Center, 110 Mam Street, Passaic Park location. You may also visit us at www.AtlanticHeolth.org to register for Presenters: Northeast Life Skills Staff, certified counselors any of the free health education programs, which are ported in the Co-sponsor: Northeast Life Skills Associations Alpha Project "Community Health" section of our website. AH programs are held at the Para registrar en Espanol, favor llamar al I -888-247-9788. •riignated Atlantic Hospital unless otherwise noted. What Are Essential Oils? Kitty litter - The Humane Society of Bergen County, 221 Stuyvesanl National Anxiety Disorders Screening Day Ave , Lyndhurst, has a new litter of kittens available for adoption. Call Find out what essential oils are and how to use them for headaches, 201 -896-9300 for more information. Do you need to give up your dog, Watch a film on anxiety, fill out a brief written screening form, and speak to relaxation and more.Take home a two-ounce blend of essential oils. a behavioral health professional regarding the results of your screening puppy, cat, or kitten but want to be certain that it won't be put to sleep? Tuesday, May 21,6:30 to 8:30 p.m. The Humane Society of Bergen County can help. Call 201-896-9300 Wednesday, May 1,4 to 7 p m. The General Hospital Center at Passaic, Stork Room, 350 Boulevard, Passaic for more information. The General Hospital Center at Passaic, M-3 Classroom, 3S0 Boulevard, Passaic Presenter: Women's Energy Healing Center, Lyndhurst Presenters: Atlantic Behavioral Health specialise Lyndhurst Elks hold walk-out on drugs Fee: $20 prepaid registration, $30 registration at the door. The Drug AAwarenesv s Committee of ^ftnts join them in this walk to dem- Blood Pressure Screening Stroke Screenings the Lyndhurst Elks Lodge 1505 is par- onstrate concern to educate the youth Get your blood pressure checked and review your results at these free Stroke is the third leading cause of death in the U.S. Screenings will ticipating in the 4th Annual "Walkout of this community about the dreadful screenings. Registration and appointments are not required. effects of drug experimentation and include blood pressure and cholesterol, pulse rate and rhythm check, on Drugs" program being held on Sun- Friday, May 3, Noon to 2 p.m. auscultation of bruits, nutrition and personal action plans. day. May 5, at Giant's Stadium, Mead- abuse. For additional information con- ShopRite Supermarket 503 Paulison Avenue. Passaic owlands Sports Complex, East Ruth- tact Jim Rovi at 201 804-0245 or Jim Wednesday, May 29, 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. erford. They are requesting that resi- Walker at 201 939-3142. Friday, May 3,9:30 to 11:30 a.m. The General Hospital Center at Passaic. Classroom C, 350 Boulevard, Passaic President Supermarket, 161 Jefferson Street, Passaic Registration required. St. Thomas Episcopal Church garage sale set St. Thomas Episcopal Church will Lyndhurst. Breastfeeding First Aid Course For additional information, call the This one-session class provides the information and support needed for a hold a parish wide garage sale on Sat- Learn how to respond in the critical first few minutes of an emer- church office at 201-438-5668, Mon- positive nursing experience. urday. May 4 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. gency before professional help arrives.Topics to be addressed include day, Wednesday or Friday from 9 a.m. St Thomas is located at the corner of Wednesday, May 8,7 to 9:30 p.m. choking, burns, seizures, bleeding and other emergency situations. to noon. Stuyvesant and Forest Avenues in The General Hospital Center at Passaic. Stork Room, 350 Boulevard, Passaic Thursdays: May 23 and 30,6:30 to 9:30 p.m. Presenters: Childbirth educators and lactation consultants The General Hospital Center at Passaic, Classroom C, 350 Boulevard, Passaic Outdoor flea market/bargain festival set Fee: $25 There will be a flea market and bar- merchandise including, jewelry, toys, Bone Density Screenings gain fest on Sunday. April 28. out- clothing, sports memorabilia and Anxiety Disorders in the Older Adult doors from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. in Town more, with a special garage/tag sale About 25 million Americans have osteoporosis. Four out of five are women. If you are 50 or older, it is time to get a bone density Hall Park Lyndhurst, Delafield Av- section. Hear a lecture on the signs, symptoms and treatments for anxiety in the older adult Question and answer session to follow. screening.The screening involves an ultrasound of the heel. enue off Valleybrooy k Avenue (by. The event is sponsorep d by Lyndhurs y l Thursday, May 9,10 a.m. Tuesday, May 28, 3 to 7 p.m. former Shop-Rite), featuring over 30 jfcgfc h School Band. For information The General Hospital Center at Passaic, Classroom C, 350 Boulevard, Passaic The General Hospital Center at Passaic, M-3 Classroom, 350 Boulevard, Passaic quality vendors selling an array of new 'call 201-997-9535. Presenter: Juan Riestra-Cortes. M.D., Associate Medical Director. Atlantic Behavioral Health Registration required. AL Post 139 to hold pancake breakfast at Mountainside Hospital Tickets for the breakfast are $5 for Healthy Bones Lyndhurst Barringer-Walker- Skin Cancer Screening Lopinto American Legion Post 139 adults and $3 for Children. Anyone This exercise program for adults is designed to help provide strength, will hold a breakfast on Sunday April wishing to purchase tickets can obtain Get ready to protect yourself from the sun, and find out if you have any balance and flexibility by targeting the body's large muscle groups. potential skin problems. Open to all individuals currently not under the care 28 from 8:am till noon, at the Legion them from members at the Post after Mondays, 10 to II a.m. of a dermatologist Registration and appointment required. Hall on Park and Webster Avenues. 7:30 p.m. or on that Sunday at the The General Hospital Center at Passaic, Classroom C, 350 Boulevard. Passaic Friday,May 10,3 to 6 p.m. The breakfast consists of door. Presenter: Osteoporosis Exercise Leader sausage.eggs, pancakes, orangejuice, Call the Post for infortmation at The General Hospital Center at Passaic, Pre-Admission Testing, 350 Boulevard, Passaic Co-sponsor: The American Red Cross milk, coffee and tea. (201)933-4120. Presenters: Jonathan A Gold, M.D., DAB.D.. and Roy L Stern. M.D., BAB.D, Board Certified To register, call (973) 575-0880 extension 342. in Dermatology and Dermatologic Surgery. Send your* news and photos by e-mail! To r e gi s te r for prog rams, c a 1 1 1 - 8 0 0- A H S -9 5 8 0. Edfton ©LeadeRNetospapeos.net For a com p 1 e t e 1 i sting of eve n t s, v isit us a t c o m m u n i t y h e a 1 th.atl' a n t i <: h ea 1 t h . o r g . OR fax 201-438-9022 k THE LEADER THURSDAY. APRIL 25. 2002 SPORTS Rutherford Babe Ruth opens season with special ceremon Lyndhurst boys track team Frigid temperatures and icy winds off the Passaic River couldn't derail makes good show at Relays Rutherford Babe Ruth's opening weekend. BY JAMES DOMBKOWSKI Chris Lepore evened his record at 1 - The league dedicated its new field The Lyndhurst Boys Track Team I while tossing a one hitter. Tom house at Memorial Field to Fran earned a solid fifth place finish on McGuire lead the offense with a three- Westervelt. Mr. Westervelt had their home track in the annual run homer while Dave Abvomaiiis coached in the Rutherford Babe Ruth Lyndhurst Relays. Track coaches drove in five. League for 25 years including the Terry Shoebridge and Darius Hughes The destructive Q.P. offense 1981 World Championship team. have put together a solid boys team. wounded Good Council 10-0 led bj He passed away in 2000 and the The Boy Bears scored 42 points, a two-run homer from Ezzy Desla fieldhouse honored his dedication to only 12 points behind the powerful The Griffins continued double-digit Rutherford's youth. In attendance was Ramsey Team that won the meet. his widow. Jean, his children and his The Bears Pole Vault Team of scoring in an error plagued match-up grandchildren, as well as close friends Scaglione, Najemian and Wong against Westwood. Q.P. made nine and the league. cleared 32 feet to set a new meet errors while Westwood had three Queen of Peace out-hit Westwood 12- "Iran Westervelt honors what this record on their way to a Gold Medal. 7 but needed extra innings to pull out league stands for and that is making The Bears Boys took silver in the hoys into men with the game of base- 400-meter relay with a time of 46.7. the win. Jose Padilla drove in Frankie hall." said Matt Ackermann, Ruther- Roselle won in record time of 45.3. Serrano with a sacrifice fly to secure lord Babe Ruth's league president. Lyndhurst also took second in the the win. Serrano led Q.P. with a George Fecanin, a member of the other sprint relay, the 800. with a time double, two singles and an RBI. 1181 World Champions that of 1:35.4. Dover won in a record time The resurgent Becton baseball team Westervelt coached and a councilman of 1:34.1. (9-1) find themselves moving up the in Rutherford, threw out the season's The premier event of the Lyndhurst Bergen County rankings. The Cats first pitch. Relays, the "Invitational Mile" was in 13th position are within striking won by Sammy Nyamongo in a distance of the North Jersey Top 10. After the ceremony, the league record time of 4:03.1. erasing the old Becton got a good scare from a opened with a full slate of four record of 4:07.6. The near sub-four feisty Lyndhurst squad (4-4). Becton gamees. Photos. Ken Kokh minute mile was all so close to edged Lyndhurst 3-2 but not before Moments after receiving their tro- The Westervelt Family: Matt Westervelt, Janet Padlo, Mrs. Jean Westervelt, Mark Westervelt, and happening speaking volumes to the the Bears scored two runs in the top phies as the league's 2001 champs, Jean Camp. excellent field of runners and the fine of the seventh inning to chase Cats P1A got to work defending their title condition of the Lyndhurst track. winning pitcher Mike Roberts. The with a 10-0 win over Hercules. The Becton Wildcats Boys Tennis Bears Josh Sarnoski pitched well in Mike Deleasa staked his claim as Team find themselves 7-2 and making, the loss allowing only 4 hits. Sarnoski one of league's top young guns as the a strong statement in the BCSLi didn't get much help on defense as defending Co-Rookie of the Year National Division. the Bears committed 4 errors. The fired a complete game two-hitter, The Cats downed Hairison 4-1 with Cats were led by Eric Carollo's 2 striking out five. First baseman Mike Becton first singles Yursy Stelmakah RBIs. Roberts struck out eight while Zang had two hits, two runs scored, defeating Len Oliveira 6-4,6-4. Cats allowing 5 hits. and an RBI in the victory. Mike second singles Tom Magnifico The New Jersey Gladiators are set Meschanos single in the third inning downed Pedro Lima 6-2, 7-5. to begin their second home season on with two outs for Hercules broke up The Becton two doubles team won. Sunday evening at 7:30 pm. Tho Deleasa's no-hit bid. led by Jasek Janczewski, Kamil Gladiators play in the Arena Football Rookie Nick Cinardo made his pres- Doboroworski, Jacob Kosinski and League which recently got a big boost ence felt on the mound and at the plate Anthony Cantatore. from an NBC TV contract. Th^ in his Babe Ruth debut as PBA The Rutherford Boys Tennis Squad season the Gladiators will have seven knocked off Howmedica 11-7. swept Cliffside Park 5-0 and handled home games televised on the YKS Cinardo drove in two runs, and Hudson County Prep 4-1. The two Network. pitched two hitless innings for a save wins bring the Bulldogs to 4-2 in the for PBA (1-0). tough BCSL American Division. The Gladiators play indoor football Julian Cosma and Myro The Dogs are led by first singles at the Continental Arena, the scene of Zverchovskaia scored two runs apiece Bobby Eshghi, second singles Doug indoor football since 1997 when the for PBA and catcher Danny Lawler Finke and third singles Hooman Red Dogs brought the AFL to New drove in two runds. George Jessen Hamzeh. The doubles are paired with Jersey. The Gladiators are coming ol I scored three runs for Howmedica and Councilman Mike Matthews, Councilwoman Martha Lozado, Babe Ruth President Matt Ackerman Will Yank and Matt Holzherr and a disappointing season (2-12) which John McSweeney and Phil Zaorski and Councilman George Fecanin. Randy Wey:and Colm^cfe"'; .began with the demise of the ReJ had two hits apiece in the loss. The Queen of Peace baseball team Dogs when John Hufnagel. the The game was interrupted by a brief scored, and six RBI for Village and five runs in the top of the seventh in- Shortstop Andrew Murray's fourth upped their record to 7-2 with two inaugural coach of the Red Dogs, leti blizzard in the sixth inning. Joe Espinosa had two hits, 2 runs ning with two outs, but the rally fell inning single broke a scoreless tie as blowout wins and an extra inning slug the AFL for the NFL. The signing ol Brandon Wattley's two-run single scored, and 2 RBI. short. Sudol's Auto rode the right arm of Lee feast. Queen of Peace demolished former Jet Quarterback Glenn Fole\ capped a six-run first innning and Jack Gardner had four hits and three Brendan Cahill's fourth inning Campbell to defeat Hercules 3-2. Englewood 27-0, breezed by Good to the Gladiators and a new coaching Forest Dairy held on for a 14-9 win runs scored and picked up the victory single broke an 8-8 tie and the killer Campbell fired a complete game Council 10-0 and edged Westwood staff directed by Chris Mara seems to over Century 21. in relief for Village. Z's — Joe Zembryski and Jude three hitter, striking out nine for his 12-11. In the 27-0 win, Q.P. blasted have the Gladiators posed for a Greg Stanzione had three hits, two Joe Andow had three hits and two Zasadski — were too much for Vil- first victory of the season. 23 hits and played flawless defense. resurgence. i mis scored, and 2 RBI in the victory runs scored for Galaxy in the loss. lage Gourmet as Ice Cream Charlie's The game was a classic pitcher's and Joey Ryan added two hits and knocked off Village 13-8. duel for four innings with Jesse three runs scored. Rookie Nick On Sunday, Rookie Denis Zasadski fired three innings of per- Hendricks (0-1) matching Campbell Lyndhurst Open Mile attracts Logothetis fired a complete game for Ackermann's two-run triple keyed an fect relief, striking out two for the vic- stride for stride. Hendricks struck out Forest Dairy, striking out 10 and al- eight-run third inning as Titan Battery tory. At the plate, Zembryski was four eight and allowed only two hits and runners from around the country lowing only two earned runs. held on for 9-5 win over Clare's Shop for four with two triples, a double, one run ill his four innings of work. A wonderful combination of factors winning over Sebastein Cosson of Mike Saracino had three hits, two runs Rite. three RBI, and two runs scored. Campbell didn't get to breath easy produced a fantastic mile race at the Life University and The French scored and two RBI for Century 21. Mark Dolaghan pitched 6 and a Rookies Matt Small and Matt until the final out. In the seventh, 2nd Annual Invitational Open Mile at National Team. Hundreds of seconds Sub-freezing temperatures didn't third innings, allowing two hits and McGrath chipped in three hits apiece Hercules began to rally when John the Lyndhurst Relays on Saturday. separated the runners in the time of derail Village Gourmet's bats as they no earned runs while striking out 10 for Ice Cream Charlie's and Cahill Casella and Mike Rohrman reached April 13. Incredibly, the first 8 runners 4:03.1. Third place went to Chris out-slugged Galaxy Haircutters 15- for his first victory of the season. At reached based all four times. base with no outs. Campbell settled went under the old Bergen County Greer of the Nike Farm Team of Palo 12. the plate, Dolaghan has two hits and Joe Espinosa, Steve Kupryk. and down to sandwich a line out between Outdoor mile record that was set at Alto. Calif, and formerly of Rutgers Nikko Wong went 3 for 3 with a two runs scored for Titan. Jack Gardner collected two hits apiece two strikeouts to secure the victory for 4:07.7 by Chris Greer of Toms River in 4:04.1. Fourth place went to home run, a triple, a double, four runs Clare's tenaciously pounded out in the loss for Village. Sudol's (2-0). at this same race last year. George Milic, the Yugoslavian Track coach Tom Shoebridge of, champion in 4:05.8 Lyndhurst High staged the race during Life university freshman Josiah Celebrate the Bears new season with big bash the Lyndhurst Relay in which over Lagat ran at big 4:06.7. Two Jersey 3,000 high school athletes competed. runners who did their undergraduate With Opening Night just about a with the Bears I" practice of the 2002 sampling tables from some of the best the fans This is your chance to meet Mike Spino, former Lyndhurst High running at Georgetown University month away, the Newark Bears are season. Come out and get a chance restaurants in the Newark area. All the 2002 Bears up-close and record holder and now coach at Life Eric Savoth and Isiddro Pimentel inviting their fans to kick off the to see Mark Leiter, Jimmy Hurst, Joe the food tables will offer FREE personal and maybe even get an University in Georgia organized the who also ran for the Nike Farm team season with a little bit of baseball, Mathis and Peto Ramirez take the samples of some of their most autograph or two. elite field of runners. finished under the old Bergen County food and fun at the Bears Ballpark field for the I st time as the Bears begin appetizing dishes. With the race being rabitted (paced) in 4:07.4. Also in the race Mike Egle Bash 2 on Wednesday May 1st! their quest to return to the Atlantic Wash that down with $1 drafts Free food, $1 drafts, baseball by Jim Watson of the Westchester just missed the over 40 master's mile League Championship Series. available throughout the stadium and action and autographs, what more Track Club, the early pace of 2:00 record running 4:17.5 Admission to the Bash is FREE as what you have is a fantastic evening could a Newark Bears fan ask for?!? minutes at the half mile was in record Bears and Ragles Riverfront Stadium As the players iron out the kinks that will fill up your belly without It all begins at 5P on Wednesday range. The event was sponsored by the opens its doors to all Bears fans. before their 1 st game of the season, emptying your wallet. After the May 1st. Lyndhurst Education Fund and is Don't miss your 1st chance to come Newark Bears fans will be able to practice, the Bears players will come And don't forget, the Bears kick The exciting race went down to the quickly becoming an early season out and meet the 2002 Newark enjoy the fine food Newark has to up onto the concourse and mingle off their season with their home last steps to the finish line with feature race for elite level middle Bears! The evening begins at 5PM, offer. Along the concourse will be with opener on Friday May 10th! Sammy Nyamongo of Life alumni distance runners. MAY 1st, 2002 5 pm - 7 pm MEET THE BEARS AND SAMPLE LOCAL CUISINE FREE OF CHARGE HELP US KICK OFF OUR 2002 SEASON IN STYLE... CALL 97M83.6900 TODAY NEWARKBEARS.COM THE LEADER Little League gears up for big season of baseball The Rutherford Little League opened its 2002 season with new dug- outs on its Major League field and a full slate of games. At the opening ceremonies on April 13, the League honored Anthony Frisina of Industrial Concrete Construction of New Jersey, who, along with subcontractor J. Catanese & Sons, accomplished much of the work on the new dugouts. These dugouts replaced the originals, which were erected for the 1953 season. The first game of the new season be- longed to Elks, who edged Keller- Depken Oil, 1-0. Danny Smith singled home Brandon Mohajer with the games only run, in the third inning. Brian Jenkins of Elks and Mike Schule .-- of Keller fired one-hitters at each Photo, Chtrfa Ofle•:.> other. Nick Zurla was the only Keller Rutherford Councilman Michael Matthews, right, and Anthony batter to hit safely. Photo. Tom McCaiium Frisina of Industrial Concrete Construction of New Jersey, each threw 0 tne 1 100 Lions and Tancredi Plumbing each Lett to right: Charlie O'Reilly, Mike Gaffney, Donna Kollch, Jeff Casseila, and Bob Simone, Ruther- P "* c" *" '"'«'»«P«ch. won two games to share the Ameri- ford Little League Board of Directors; Anthony Frisina, Industrial Concrete Construction of New can League lead. Lions topped Rash Jersey; Walt Mager, Rutherford Little League President; Pete DeLuise, Tom Bloomer, Sharon Cleaners, 5-2. and Keller-. 7-6 in seven McCallum, Wart Caufleld, Paul Bayse, and Mark Dolaghan, R.L.L. Board of Directors. innings. Winning pitcher Colin Birth's three-run double broke the Flash game open in the fourth inning. Birth struck out ten while scattering six hits. Pat Hughes. Anthony Frisina. and Tom Malach had two hits each for Flash. Diego Flores had two hits and knocked in four runs against Keller. Ryan Scherba won the game, and Brendan Dolaghan earned a save. Mike Schule's home run brought Keller within a run in the fifth inning, and Nick Zurla tied it with a sixth-in- ning single. Joe Atkachunas added a two-run triple in the seventh. Tancredi received three hits each from Pat Saracino and Cory Aponte to win the Photo. Charlw O'Reilly Photo. Charlie O'Reilly first of its two games, 9-2 against Players line up for the opening day ceremonies The new dugout DiNoto Fuel. Brian Ferro. Saracino. and Aponte ing out 13 in going the route. Jimmy Polak. Anthony Frisina and Malach Silva had two hits each, with one of fanned 12 and allowed two hits, both 13 and allowed just one hit, to Steve had consecutive second-inning McDonough's bases-clearing triple knocked in Kevin Cevasco and Silva's being a two-run homer. Jay to Nick Fernandez. Mark Capobianco I mrlli in the first inning. doubles. DiNoto mustered four hits, pulled Elks close in the final frame. Jonathan Batista with the Flash runs, Ryan added a two-run single. Tommy and Tyler Kauker each contributed hits including two by Sal Viggiano. Tom Malach recorded the first no-hit- in the fifth inning. McCallum and Nick Weinbrecht had for P.B.A. Mark McPherson's two-run Updated information on Rutherford Saracino knocked in a run in each of ter of the young season, as Flash two hits each for Kiwanis. Paul Chong single and Steve Caraccio's three-run Little League is available through its his four at-bats during a 9-6 defeat of squeezed past DiNoto, 2-0. Malach In the National League, Fire Depart- spun a two-hitter and also scored four triple, both in the fifth inning, lifted Web site, http://mcmbers.aol.com/ Elks. He homered to lead off the third struck out 14 and allowed just one base ment helled eight hits in defeating runs, as I" li A Local 300 shut out Inline Skating past Kurgan-Bcrgen rllinfo/, or by calling the Scoreline at inning. Ferro earned the victory, strik- runner, a third-inning walk to Jay Kiwanis. 8-2. Alfredo Lastra and Gabe Boiling Springs Savings, 9-0. Chong Realtors. 7-1. Chris Fichtcl struck out 201 9M-SCOR (939-7267). Newark Bears put together top roster with major league veterans The 2001 North Division Champion lins. Detroit Tigers. Oakland Athlet- May is Mental Health Newark Bears have announced that ics, and the Cincinnati Reds. He has a RHP Rick Greene will serve as a career Major League record of 14-14 Player/Pitching Coach, replacing Jack with a 4.88 ERA and 244 strikeouts Awareness Month Armstrong, and that Jarvis Brown has in 293.1 innings of work. He split the been named their Bench Coach. 2001 season between the Indians AAA Atlantic Behavioral Health brings you these community programs Armstrong who was announced as affiliate in Buffalo and the Mets AAA as part of its Mental Health Awareness Month activities. Pitching Coach earlier in the preseason affiliate in Norfolk, going a combined has resigned in order to attend to fam- 9-4 with a 3.54 ERA. He played for To register, call I-800-AHS-9580. ily matters. The Bears have also com- Newark Bears Manager Marv Foley pleted their 2002 Spring Training ros- in 1998 with the Orioles AAA affili- ter by signing Major League Veteran ate in Rochester. High Quality Anxiety In Adults and Children Anxiety Disorders RHP Richie Lewis. RHP Hector This will mark the third season as a Learn about the identification of anxiety disorder in the Older Adult Wagner. LHP Anthony Shelby and C Bear for Hector Wagner, who was in in both adults and children and the latest treat- Hear a lecture on the signs, symptoms and treat- Jason Torres. Newark in 1999 and2O01. Before first ments for these problems ments for anxiety in the older adult Question "1 am extremely pleased with the joining the Bears in 1999, Wagner had Tuesday, April 30 and answer session to follow. roster and coaching staff that we have twice been to the Majors as a member 7 p.m. Thursday, May 9 put together as we get ready to start of the Kansas City Royals in 1990 and Mountainside Hospital, Auditorium, I Bay Avenue, Momdair 10 a.m. spring training, and I hope our fans 1991. Last season he went 0-3 with a Presenter: Mirk fiber, M.D., Associate Medial Director, The General Hospital Center at Passaic, Classroom C, are excited for our Ballpark Bash on 5.35 ERA in 13 games for the Bears, Atlantic Behavioral Health it Mountainside Hospital. 350 Boulevard, Passaic May 1st as well as the start of this 2002 and made five starts. Board certified in child and adolescent psychiatry Presenter: Juan Riestra-Cortes, M D, Associate Medical season." said Victor Rojas. General Anthony Shelby was acquired by and in adult psychiatry Director. Atlantic Behavioral Health at Mountainside Hospital Manager. "Rick and Jarvis bring a lot Newark after the 2001 season, along to our organization as two young with Tom Hage, from the Long Island coaches capable of not only instruct- Ducks in exchange for Jeff Ball and National Anxiety Disorders The BiPolar Child ing our players, but fully developing Tim Cain. Shelby split the 2001 sea- Screening Pay The second annual conference on one of today's their talent as well." son between the Tampa Bay Devil Participants will see a film on anxiety, fill out a most difficult diagnoses in children includes two keynote lectures and afternoon workshops. Lunch Rays AA affiliate in Orlando, the brief written screening form, and speak to a Greene was originally a fust round Comprehensive included. (16th overall) draft pick by the Detroit Nashua Pride, Long Island Ducks and behavioral health professional regarding the results of the screening. Saturday. May 11 Tigers in 1992 out of Louisiana State the Atlantic City Surf. He has a career University. He rose through the ranks minor league average of 22-21 with a Wednesday, May I 8:30am to 2:30 p.m. of affiliated baseball and made it up 3.04 ERA and 353 strikeouts in 421.0 Overlook Hospital, Wallace Auditorium, 99 Beauvoir Avenue, Summit to the Major League level for one innings of work. 3 to 6 p.m. game in 1999 with the Cincinnati The 23-year old Torres was drafted Overlook Hospital, Outpatient Services, Presenters: Demitri Papolos, M.D., Associate Professor of Psychiatry at Albert Enstein College of Medicine, co-director Reds. He spent the entire 2001 sea- by the Texas Rangers in 1997 and 44-48 Beauvoir Avenue, Summit of the Program in Behavioral Genetics and co-author of The son with Baton Rouge of the All played for both their Rookie and A fiPolor Child; and Rosalie Greenberg. M.D., Consulting American Association, going 1-1 with affiliates before joining Lehigh Val- 3 to 6 p.m. fcycNatristAdamic Behavioral Health at Overlook Hospital 21 saves and a 1.33 ERA. while pick- ley in 2001. Last season he hit .270 Atlantic Rehabilitation Institute, 6th floor, Fee: $50 ing up 27 strikeouts in 27 innings and with a homerun and 14 runs batted in 95 Mount Ktmbte Avenue, Morristown only allowing seven walks. He has a 44 games. Individual Tickets for the Newark career minor league record of 37-47 4to7p.m. Postpartum Depression with a 4.14 ERA and 98 saves. Bears 2002 season are now on sale. Mountainside Hospital, Mills Annex, School of Nursing, A discussion of the symptoms and remedies for Tickets can be purchased through the In his rookie season at the Major 2nd Roor, I Bay Avenue. Montclair this often misunderstood illness. Bears Box Office at 973.483.6900 or League Level in 1991 with the Min- Aeeessible Wednesday, M^ 29 nesota Twins. Jarvis Brown saw ac- through any Ticketmaster outlet in the 4 to 7 p.m. 7 p.m. tion in three World Series games as tri-state area, including their website, www.ticketmaster.com and their The General Hospital Center at Passaic, Morristown Memoral Hosptal.Auditorium B, the Twins defeated the Atlanta Braves. 100 Madison Avenue, Morristown charge by phone at 201.507.8900 or M-3 Classroom. 350 Boulevard, Passaic Brown played four more years in the PresemerThomas Zaubler, M.D., Chair and Medical Director, 212.307.7171. Majors for the Twins, San Diego Pa- Atlantic Behavioral Health at Morristown Memorial Hospital dres, and the Baltimore Orioles after The Newark Bears want you to Presenters: Atlantic Behavioral Health specialists the World Series Championship. Come Play In Our Yard and stay for Three seasons ago, he retired as a the fireworks. Following the final out player and returned to Twins organi- of each of the Bears 12 Saturday zation as a coach, and has served as a evening home games. Bears & Eagles ^Atlantic Behavioral Health coach in their Gulf Coast League (R) Riverfront Stadium will celebrate with ALl H a breathtaking fireworks display. 2002 and Florida State League (A) affiliates 1 in Fort Myers and their Eastern League Season Ticket Plans, including a Sat- j> riook Hospital (AA) affiliate in New Britain. urday package that will guarantee your <>-,.)itdl Center at Passaic Richie Lewis has more than 200 seat for all 12 fireworks shows, are ilth atlantichealth.org games at the Major League level with currently on sale at the Bears Box Of- the Baltimore Orioles. Florida Mar- fice at 973.483.6900. THE LEADER PAGE 10 -THURSDAY. APRIL 25. 2002 ENTERTAINMENT Make way this summer for Scooby Doo, Star Wars and Austin Powers ics summer begin' Scicn- ihe party started hir kids, it's the last in May is marked by the release of Really i >i*;iking. Ihe solstice will day of school. 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A bit of wit - Moliere's last-paced comedy The Miser" ,s beinq S 485 RIDGE RD., NORTH ARLINGTON The Salton Sea (R for heavy vio- at Bergen Community College on April 26 and April 27 at 8 p m and lence, drug use, cursing and sexual- April 28 at 3 p.m. Student performers in the cast include Jim Lillis of iiy) Memento. Jr. Deliberately confus- Rutherford, playing LaFleche; Andrew Galuskin of Rutherford as the 201-991-3629 ing crime thriller with Val Kilmer as Justice; and Chns Miles of North Arlington as the Clerk The play will be a despondent widower drifting held in Bergen Community College East Hall Laboratory Theater 400 'SUVS 11.00 EXTRA- TRUCKS S2.00 EXTRA (Expires 6/13/02) through a dangerous diug world out Paramus Road, Paramus. Tickets are $10 general admission- $5 for to avenge his wife's murder. seniors. Call 201-447-7428 for more information HE LEADER THURSDAY. 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Letters 251 Ridge Road-Lyndhurst, New Jersey 07071 Phone 201/438-8700~Fax: 201/438-9022 Democrats fire first volley in mayoral race E-mail: Editor@ LeaderNewspapers.net To the Edior: The Democratic team of Pitman. DAV organizations. A parishioner of Queen of Peace Church. Jim is also an Commercial Leader—The North Arlington Leader Calling the race a classic "David & Ferriero and Dunaj agree that the only Goliath match-up," business execu- real issue in the race will be taxes and active member of both the Holy Name Leader-Free Press -The News Leader p* tive Russ Pitman will challenge 20- spending. Society and Knights of Columbus Covering Lyndhurst, *Js year incumbent Leonard R. Kaiser in "Kaiser, Ward & Belmonte have where he has served in various ca- * Rutherford, North Arlington, li,r." a quest to deny him a sixth, four-year never suggested a tax break for North pacities. A former member of the C \ East Rutherford, Carlstadt & Wallington S term. Arlington. Ward and Beimonte have borough'g s Zoning Board. Femero is a Leader Newspapers are available at news stands on Pitman came within 97 votes of win- voted yes for every single property retired official with the SBA and acts Wednesdays and are conveniently mailed to subscribers ning a scat in last year's council race tax increase proposed by Kaiser for as a consultant to a local telecommu- Annual subscriptions: $10.00; Single copy: 25C and is confident that 2002 will be. the the last 16 years. On their watch, lo- nications firm. year Democrats break the GOP cal government has grown by 40*&. If Life-long resident Stan Dunaj of JOHN SAVINO, PuMUher CIMIV CAITIAM,KdUor stranglehold on local government. you're concerned about property HeddenTerrace is a newcomer to elecl - JCJANN BfxriNo, Business Manager JOANN MERKUNOHAUS, Display Advertising Manager Republicans currently occupy all six taxes in a struggling economy, Ka.- tivc office. With a strong mix of prac- DAVA RAPISARDI Assistanl Editor ANNKTIK SAVINO Subscription Manager seats on the borough council plus the ser Ward & Belmonte are the wrong tfcal pnvate sector and government EI.AIM.CAU. Graphic Designer OMIKAWIMFKS Reporter office of mayor. Local Republicans choice for North Arlington." said the service. Dunaj has worked as a Qual- ity Management Inspector as well as JAV^DOMBKOWSKI Sports Editor PHILIP SUVA Reporter/Production have controlled the governing body Democrats, CiMimi SAVINO Classified Ads Assistant for 20 consecutive years. Pitman pledged to continue his door a government caseworker for the "Last year we were outspent 6-1 by to door efforts in the 2002 campaign county of Bergen. A graduate of Sc- the Republican political machine and and called for Kaiser to participate in ton Hall University with a concentra- Ttte lost by 2% points. Our strategy of a series of debates so that North Ar- tion in Public Policy and Public Ad- y\».es going door to door and registering ministration, Dunaj has served as lington voters can "separate the voters worked in light of the ridicu- rhetoric from the record." Vice-prestdeni of the Library Board lous money advantage of the incum- "Leonard Kaiser has not debated a and as a member of the Democratic bents. Our message of stable neigh- mayoral opponent in 12 years. He has County Committee for the Fourth tlec- borhoods and stable taxes is a theme refused to engage the voters or his tton District. that hits home given the fact that Mr. challengers. His near loss four years A parishioner of Our Lady of Kaiser's budget proposal calls for rais- ago is a sure sign that his support is Czestochowain. Harrison. Dunaj is ing municipal taxes another 21.6% and dwindling and change is in the air. If President of the parish Holy Name increasing spending an additional nothing else, Leonard Kaiser can ex Society and current District Deputy 14%. The Kaiser legacy of higher taxes pect a fully funded, issue-oriented of the Knights of Columbus. and out-of-control municipal debt will challenge to his twenty-year record Pitman, Femero and Dunaj are run- be the cornerstone of what happens of higher taxes, higher spending and nmg because "elections needs to be when one-party hijacks local govern- mountains of debt that ha* taxpayers about choices, not coronations and ment for two decades," said the can- enraged and upset," said Pitman big money." didate. Born in Montreal, Russ Pitman is a "Kaiser and Company will spend an Pitman's running mates will be long- 25-year homeowner, husband and fa- obscene amount of money to be re- lime residents James K. r-'erricro of ther of five school age children. He elected to part-time positions that pay High Street and Stanley Dunaj of and his wife Debbie are parishioners nothing- It is this foothold he has es- HeddenTerrace. Bolh candidates say of Queen of Peace RC Church. Pit- tablished locally that yields him a six- the borough council under Kaiser has man is Vice-president of Sales and figure county salary along with an become nothing more than a'rubber Marketing forTcrramar Sports World additional high paying patronage po- stamp for credit card government." wide. Inc. headquartered in New York. sition for his wife. The people of North "I've been speaking with residents Terramar is a privately held leader in Arlington deserve an honest expla- and they are not happy with one party the ski and active outdoor apparel nation as to why Kaiser und his run- controlling every aspect of local gov market. A graduate of Millersvillc ning mates are not only proposing to 81' 1^: eminent for twenty years Incredibly, State College, Pitman is a former raise municipal taxes 21 6< f. but also few residents know the incumbents. school teacher and currently serves support increased school and county What they do know is that James as President of the North Arlington taxes as well. The question iv.. what Nuclear power plants, secure but not safe Ward and Charles Belmonle have pro- Democratic Club. tax doesn't \xn Kaiser endorse? We're hopeful they w ill come out oJ hiding posed raising property taxes 21.6%. Senior Citizen, veteran, homeowner, Awareness ot the vulnerability or the tible reactor vessel lids. In this hole from spewing large amounts of and Join us in a series of debates to Bolh are addicted to higher spending husband, father and grandfather: Jim nation's nuclear power plants has country.it took three years after the cooling water out ol the reactor ves- discuss what North Arlington taxpay- and increased taxation. Home values Ferriero is one of North Arlington's heightened dramatically in recent problem surfaced for the NRC to rule sel. ers really want to talk about,' said Pit- are being threatened and taxpayers most community involved citizens. A months. This extra attention to the that the nozzle leaks were NOT a safety If the leak in the reactor vessel had man, high-stakes business ot protecting issue. The ruling was based on the in sprung, the plant's safely measures need representation that will monitor leader in veterans' causes for more nuclear plants should result in better spection of a grand total of one U.S. might contain Ihe crisis. But flaws in spending as if it were our own money.' than three decades, Ferriero is a mem- Russell Pitman security in the nuclear power indus- plant, the satety system, perhaps in replac- observed herriero and Dunaj. ber of the VFW. American Legion and Candidate for mayor tty. All seemed well with the Davis-Besse ing cooling water to the reactor, could • But a recent discovery al the Davis- plant until lol>8, when boric acidcrys- have caused a meltdown and been the Besse nuclear power plant in Ohio subject of many hooks about a cata- National Night Out promises to be fun strophic accident. shows, in dramatic fashion, that com- Dear Editor kids of all ages. Bergen County's served on a first-come first-served ba- placency and negligence by the Only after this near-miss at Davis- This year, the Flasl Rutherford Po- Horse-Mounted Sheriffs Department. sis. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Besse did the NRC demand a full in- lice IX'partment in conjunction with K-9 Corps (a specially trained dog This year, we are looking for more (NRC)andthe nuclear industry could GUEST EDITORIAL spection of the other 6X pressurized- Hast Rutherford's Neighborhood shows how he works with police to like-minded organizations that would cause a horrific outcome comparable by David Lochburn water reactors ~ more than a decade Watch Program, and the support of catch the bad guys). Girl Scouts arts like to show crime pre\ cation or health to a terrorist attack on a nuclear power after the widespread Haw originally neighborhood businesses and orga and crafts demonstrations, Emer- related exhibits or add to the free fun plant. surfaced. nizations will sponsor their National gency Medical Ambulance of East and games. If you would like to re- There's a long history of the NRC tals began appearing on (he lid of the The plant's owners and the NRC ex- Night Out event at Riggins Field. Rutherford, ladder Truck Company serve a |paCe for your organization allowing power companies to save reactor vessel. Boric acid is mixed with pressed surprise al the nature and ex- Tuesday, Aug. 6. beginning at 6 p.m. of East Rutherford, End DWI, VFW or donate prizes to support tfm won money by short-changing safety at the water that cools the reactor, so the lent of the damage to the reactor ves- Posts 227 & 8374 and Ladies Auxilia- derful educational event, please con- nuclear plants. Until the NRC puts crystals proved that cooling water was sel lid. Bui naivete about a long-stand Exhibitions and demonstrations will ries, to name just a few. Free gifts for tact Linda Haft 201-842-8X63 as a.p. safety first, nuclear plants across the leaking. Instead of inspecting the ing problem with glaring warning be provided by the East Rutherford's kids, games, prizes, and a fun time for country will remain vulnerable, regard- nozzles and reactor vessel, the crys- signs is completely unacceptable. The Dare Program, ("Fatal Vision all ages! Linda Hall less of how many security guards are tals were simply cleaned off of the re- NRC and the plant's owner were clearly Goggles" ), a dunking tub to thrill the Free food and ref reshments will be ER Neighborhood Walch-President stationed around them. actor lid. When the crystals appeared asleep at the switch in preventing this Davis-Besse is a 25-year-old plant again in 2(HK>, workers again literally near miss. located near Toledo, Ohio. It is a pres- swept away the warning signs rather surized-water reactor, a design shared than h\ the real problem Davis-Besse and other nuclear by 68 of the 103 plants operating in During a l-ebruary inspection at the plants may need to be temporarily shut Subscribe Now! Ihe United States. These plants are Ohio plant, ordered because of a major down to replace damaged reactor lids. ri i susceptible to cracking of nozzles nozzle crack found at a plant in South But this shouldn't be the only outcome through the metal pot, or vessel, that Carolina, five leaking nozzles were dis- of this serious misstep. The NRC Keep abreast ot the news and events in your community. houses the highly radioactive reactor covered. More importantly, inspectors should require regular, thorough in- Keep track of your local government and find out what your friends core. also found that leaking boric acid had spections of nuclear power planls. and neighbors are saying and doing. This flaw was first discovered in eaten a large hole in the reactor lid. Less rather than the current trend of allow France in ll>9l. France and Japan than a quarter-inch of stainless steel, ing fewer inspections and relying on moved quickly to replace the suscep- which was severely bent, prevented the luck. Subscribe to the Leader Newspapers today! Only $10 per year; - Letters - $12 out of state Surrender animal companions with great care To the Editor: sell them to laboratories or to dog fight and welfare groups provide relocation Check off the name of paper you would like If the time should come when one operations. Condemning any sentient services whenever possible. must surrender a companion animal it being to such horrors is the ultimate A word about euthanasia. Every and print your name cV address below: should be done with great care There betrayal. Also, do not assume that a municipal shelter, out of necessity, are privately operated shelters and municipally operated shelter will pro- must euthani/e animals. In my 14 fescue groups that will assume lull vide proper care and treatment. years of volunteering at various shel- I I Commercial Leader (Lyndhurst) responsibility for any animal they ac- lers I have witnessed this procedure cept. Many municipal shelters be- Visil Ihe facility and demand to see many times. If properly done using I I N. Arlington Leader cause they arc supported by volun- more than just the lobby, ask about modem methods (he animal dies | | News Leader of Rutherford teer groups and contributions can and their euthanasia and adoption rales, peacefully and without pain or panic. do provide adequate medical care. check on their ability to provide In any case it is a far better fate than \ | Leader-Free Press (East Rutherford, Carlstadt, Wallington) • kind treatment, and effective adoption proper medical care, seek the opinions being condemned to endure the hor- programs. of friends and ask for references. Ani- rors of the laboratory or the fighting "v There are many low-life types that mal rights organizations and animal ring before being allowed to die. Name: . under the guise of being a privately welfare groups may also be able to operated "rescue group" or "no kill provide useful Information and sug- Joseph Zuwatsky Address: sticker" simply collect animals and gestions. In fad. many animal rights East Rutherford Tel: Sot something on your mind? We welcome your letters and guest editorials. Send them to: Leader Newspapers, 251 Ridge Road. Lyndhurst, NJ 07071 Fax: 201-438-9022 Mail to: E-mail: EditorSLeaderNewspapers.net Leader Newspapers • 251 Ridge Road • Lyndhurst NJ 07071 edited for space and clarity and are printed at the discretion of the editorial staff without names or telephone numbers for verification will not be printed. PAGE 13- THE LEADER Real Estate & Business Gibney retires from Boiling Springs Success through strategy program offered At the Board of Directors meeting to the Board of Governors of the New member of the Lyndhurst Kiwanis Instead of just paying their utility This year's conference, 'Success Fox and Secretary of Slate Regn of April 17 Edward C. Gibney. Jersey Savings League (now the New Club, past District Director of the bills, the Supplier Diversity Through Strategic Opportunities." Thomas. In addition to exhibits ai President and CEO, announced his Jersey League of Community Tamarack District of the Boy Scouts Development Council (SDDC) of the continues the SH1X"\ efforts to the one-to-one procurement forun^ retirement from Boiling Springs Bankers) in 1989 and was elected of America and was the Chairman of Board of Public Utilities wants provide minority and women owned two workshops are planned. Savings Bank. His retirement will be Chairman of the League in 1993. He lhe Organizing Committee of the certified minority and women-owned businesses the opportunity to network the SDDC "Success Throug! effective during the third quarter of served on numerous League Rutherford Downtown Partnership." businesses (M/WBE) to have the with the utilities regulated companies Strategic Opportunities" 5th Businc^ this year. Gibney will remain a committees including the Affordable declared J. Raymond Carey, opportunity to become suppliers for and other M/WBE* s ami to obtain Opportunity Conference will be heK: member of the Board of Directors. Housing Committee, Consumer Chairman of the- Board of Boiling. those companies. On May 1. minority marketing concepts and UH>K that w ill on Wednesday. May 1. 2002 frot% Ed Gibney began his career at Affairs Committee. CRA Task Force Springs. and women-owned businesses will aid their businesses in tolTay's hiizhTy ivtKTa m lo 2:00 p.m. at the Marriou competitive market. Forrestal Village in Princeton, New Boiling Springs on June 17, 1956 as and others. Gibney was one of the "Boiling Springs has always stood meet with buyers from New Jersey's Jersey, Registration for the one-da> atelier. He has served as a mortgage founders of the Regional Lender for strength, security and service, and largest utilities to speak one-on-one An exciting program has been conference on a first-come, first officer, platform officer, mortgage Consortia, a consortium of thrift Ed Gibney's leadership and about their utilities' contracting created from the welcome lo the served basis is $50 per person before servicing manager and branch institutions formed to provide dedication have played a large part opportunities in construction, luncheon with closing remarks from p April 10. 200:. Registration at the manager. Mr. Gibney was appointed in that philosophy. During his tenure professional services, information invited guests. Gov. .lames K. financing for affordable housing door is $60.1 or more information call President of the Bank in 1980 and he has guided Boiling Springs from technology, and other product and McCirecvey. Acting President of the projects. The Consortia evolved into 201-998-9440. elected to the Board of Directors in a $168 million institution with four service areas. NJ Board of Public Utilities Jeanne M. 1982. His 46 years at Boiling Springs the Thrift Institutions Community Investment Corporation, which has offices into a SI. 1 billion bank with qualifies him as the longest serving committed millions of dollars for 14 offices, that is one of the strongest employee since the bank was formed affordable housing projects in New and most well capitalized in the by the consolidation of two Jersey. nation. He certainly deserves the predecessor banks in 1939. Gibney A graduate of the Institute of thanks of the Board of Directors and is only the sixth President in Boiling Financial Education. Gibney is also a the entire Boiling Springs family. He SCHUYLER SAVINGS BANK Springs history and has held the past president of its North Jersey will be missed by all of his position longer than any previous Chapter. He is also a past president employees, but we are fortunate that chief executive. of the Bergen County Savings League we will still have his guidance and 24 Davis Avmm, Kearnyf NJ 07032 Gibney is a member of the Board "Ed has always been very active in expertise on the Board." concluded of Directors of the Federal Home all of the communities served by Carey. FIXED RATE MORTGAGES Loan Bank of New York and a Boiling Springs and has encouraged The Board of Directors chose member of the Thrift Advisory his officers and employees to also Robert h. Stillwell. Senior Vice 20YRS 6.700% APR 6.774% $ 7.58 per $1,000 lo Committee of the Federal Reserve serve the communities. Among other President, succeed Gibney as 15YRS 6.400% APR 6.488% $ 8.66 per $1,000 Bank of New York. He was elected things, he is a past president and President and CEO. L 10YRS 6.100% APR 6.217% $11.16 per $1,000 Freeholders declare Sexual Assault Awareness Month On April 17, the Bergen County males and males of all ages and ra- visual display in which sexual assault BALLOON MORTGAGE Board of Chosen Freeholders passed cial, cultural and economic back survivors create tee-shirts to help 10/30 6.775% APR 6.861% $ 6.51 per $1,000 a resolution to declare the month of grounds can be victims of sexual break silence and share their stories April as Sexual Assault Awareness abuse." while contributing to their healing. 1 ADJUSTABLE MORTGAGES * Month in Bergen County. The resolu- According to statistics, one out of would encourage county residents to tion was offered by Freeholder Chair- every three women is raped during her view the annual Clothesline Project 3/3 5.250% APR 6.411% $ 5.53 per $1,000 man Anthony J. Cassano and sec- lifetime and about 3** of American which will be displayed on June 5th onded by Freeholder Richard A. Mola men have experienced an attempted (rain date June (>th) on the green across 1YR 4.000% APR 5.174% $ 4.78 per $1,000 "The purpose of the resolution is to or completed rape during their life- from the Bergen County Courthouse, * THIS IS A VARIABLE RATE LOAN. increase awareness of sexual assault, time. In New Jersey. %Cf of the vic- This project is a tribute to the strength the role it plays in society and ways in tims of sexual assault offenses and and power of survivors and is a very THE APR IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE. which it can be prevented," said Free- 95% of the victims of the criminal moving display." holder Chairman Cassano. "Each year, sexual contact offenses were women. For more information on the the Bergen County Rape Crisis Cen- Freeholder Mola added: The Rape Clothesline Project, please call the APR ASSUMES 20% DOWN PAYMENT. ter serves over 1,000 clients relating Crisis Center will once again sponsor Bergen County Rape Crisis Center at A DOWN PAYMENT OF LESS THAN 20% REQUIRES PMI, to 350-600 sexual abuse cases. Fe- the Clothesline Project, a powerful (201> 488-7110. WHICH WILL INCREASE THE APR. Loan Rates Applicable to Kearny, Harrison, East Newark, Savino Real Estate. Inc. North Arlington, and Lyndhurst...For all other areas, please call List your home with us & get ready to move! r> OTHER LOAN PROGRAMS AVAILABLE <= Hemberof 3 Multiple 251 Ridge Road • Lyndhurst Listing Services 201-438-3120 Above rates require meeting our underwriting criteria. Rates subject to change without notice. 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Means Rocco DePasquale InMemoriam Jeanne M. Grembowiec Robert Joseph TWaro Senior News Line BY MATILDA CHARMS Lucy R Means (nee Toomey), 85, Rocco DePasquale, 83, died Sunday, Rose La Faso Jeanne Mary Grembowiec (nee Robert Joseph Tufaro. 47. died Fri- It may soon be possible to install a died on Wednesday. April 17, in Saint April 14 in West Hudson Hospital. April 23 Anderson). 63, died Sunday, April 14. day. April 19. device that will unclog the plaque that Mary's Hospital, Passaic. Kearny. She was bom in Carlstadt. and lived He was born in Passaic and lived in causes Alzheimer's disease from the Born and raised in NYC. she resided Born in Jersey .City he lived there there, and was a resident of Little Egg Carlstadt all his life. brains of Alzheimer's patients. in North Arlington. lor 20 yrs and moved to Lyndhurst in Harbor for 6 months. He was a mechanic. She was a principal medical stenog- 1938. She was a homemaker. Survivors include his parents Jo- About a year ago, I cited research rapher lor Meadow View Hospital. He was a superintendant for Survivors include her sons Charles seph D. and Madeline^ tnee_ZitaJ then being conducted on such a de- County Koad. Secaucus for 25 years, Schiavone Construction; Secaucus A. Grembowiec of Hewitt, Thomas J. Tufaro. his wife Paulette (nee vice, and noted at the time that it was retiring in 1470. for 27 years, retiring in 1986. Grembowiec of North Attleboro, Mangieri). his daughter Justine still very much in the early testing stage. But now 1 can report that the She was predeceased by her hus- He was a member of the Construc- Mass., Robert J. Grembowiec of Tufaro. his sisters Eileen Harlan and device has- moved from that earlier band Howard K. Means in 1974, and tion Local #472. Newark. Saddle Brook, Ronald S. Grembowiec Michelle Matros. small study to a large-scale test. This her brothers Tom and Jim Toomey. Survivors include his wife Julia of Strasburg, Pa., James A. There was a private cremation. means that if the device works at least She is survived by her son Howard DePasquale (nee Roda), his daughter Grembowiec of Washington D.C.. Kimak Funeral Home. Carlstadt. as well in this expanded research Means of Boston, Mass, her daugh- Judith DePasquale of Lyndhurst, sons daughters Susan Grembowiec of handled arrangements. project as it did in the smaller one, the ters Maureen Cray of Lyndhurst. William DePasquale of Rorham Park Elmwood Park. Lorraine Pino of High- day when doctors can offer the first Kathleen Anthony of Convent Sta- and Joseph DePasquale of Boonton land Lakes, sister Irene Azzolini of James J. Phelan real treatment for the disease may not tion; her sisters Margaret Toomey of Twp., his sister Angelina Damato of Keansburg, and eight grandchildren. James J. Phelan. 81. died Thursday. be far off. North Arlington, Sr. Rita Toomey, S.C. Florida, his brothers Jerry DePasquale Kimak Funeral Home, Carlstadt, April 18, in a Florida hospital of Passaic, Mary Hodgetts of Maine, of Toms River, Merino DePasquale of handled arrangements. To get an idea of what the device He was bom in Newark, lived in Alice Meehan of Eatontown;seven Toms River, his grandchildren Danicla does, keep in mind that as we age. the Lyndhurst. and was a resident of Or- grandchildren and nine great grand- and Julia Annitto.Gina, Bella Grace, spinal fluid washing over our brains lando, Fla. children. Julian and liana DePasquale InMemoriam tends to flow less freely. This doesn't "Although your soul He was a machinist for Industrial The funeral mass was in Our Lady Alan P. Canine Sr. usually create serious problems. But Funeral services were in Our Lady has soared above. Brush, Fairfield. ill Queen of Peace, North Arlington. April 23.2002 with Alzheimer's, the flow is twice as of Mount Carmel Church, Lyndhurst. You'll always have He was a veteran of the U.S. Army Interment was at Holy Cross Cem- slow, causing the fluid to stagnate and Entombment was in Holy Cross Mau- our endless love'* in World War II. etery, North Arlington. soleum Cemetery. North Arlington. We think about you every day. accumulate toxic materials, including You were special to us He was West Hudson County Posl the brain-clogging plaque found in Donations would be appreciated to Na/are Memorial Home, Lyndhurst, iappy Birthday to the best grand- Commander. Michael J. Fox Foundation for handled arrangements. in every way. Alzheimer patients. mother we could have ever asked for. He is survived by his son Dennis Parkinson Disease, Grand Central Sta- Even though you arc not here The researchers realized that the best In lieu of (lowers donations may be We miss you more than you will ever Phelan of Lyndhurst, his daughter tion Box #4777, NY, NY 10163. We still feel your love way to remove this goop would be to made to the West Hudson Founda- Lnow, but know you are watching Maureen Phelan of Orlando. Fla., his and presence near. drain it. tion, West Hudson Hospital, Kearny, iver us. You are such an inspiration sister Joan Demsak of Davenport, Fla , You will be A team from Stanford University met Aurora Pecoraro N.J. 07023. o us. and your loving influence will and two grandchildren. Aurora Pecoraro, 90, died on Tues- be carried through generations. We forever loved and missed. this challenge by developing a new Theresa Manfredonia He was predeceased by his wife shunting device that did just that when day, April 16. in Valley Hospital, will find comfort in all of the wonder- Sophie Phelan. Theresa Manfredonia. 90, died Sat- Your beloved wife Janet, installed first in the brains of mice with Ridgewood. ul memories you have given us. We The funeral mass was at Sacradft urday, April 13 at her Kearny resi- sons Alan and Anthony, Alzheimer's and. later, with a number Bom in Jersey City, she was raised hank you for all of them Heart Church. Lyndhursi. Interment dence. daughter-in-law Siobhain of human patients with mild to moder- there then moved to Lyndhurst where was at Holy Cross Cemetery, North granddaughter Julia Ann, ate Alzheimer's disease. Some got the she resided for the past 25 years. She was born in Dover, lived in We Love You, Gram! Arlington. Hoboken and was a resident of mom. Uncle Carmine shunt: others didn't. All continued to She was a homemakcr. Tracy, Gena, Jimmy, Maureen. Ippolito Stellato Funeral Home. Kearny for 30 years. brolhcr David, sister Patty receive their usual Alzheimer's medi- She was predeceased by her hus- Bobby, Alicia, Joe, Katarina, Lyndhursi. handled arrangements. band Salvatore Pecoraro in 19X5. She was a homemaker. Michael. Linda, John, Susan, and all your family and friends cations At the end of a year, there was a marked difference between the two She is survived by her brother She was predeceased by her hus- Debbie, Joanne, John and all your groups: at least a third of the group Nicholas Critelli of Rutherford and her band Ralph Manfredoaia and her son great grandchildren lhat got the shunt showed improved sisters Alice Onorato of Saddle Bnxik, Philip Manfredonia. (and Savannah.too) mental function. This and other prom- Ida Leone of Connecticut and Adeline Survivors include her daughters A Christian Commentary ising data led to the expanded testing Salvato of Rutherford. She is also sur- Lorraine Manfredonia, and Louise slage to be conducted in several fa- vived by many nieces and nephews. Torta, both of Kearny. and her sister In Memoriam By Ed Mozinski, R.Ph. cilities across the country. The funeral mass was in Sacred Mary DelYecchio of Roekaway, six Rose La Faso DEMOCRACY IS: "One for all. and all for Heart Church, Lyndhurst. Interment grandchildren, nine great grandchil- This is good news. And in an up- Happy Birthday. Mom one in the Love of God!" was at Holy Name Cemetery. Jersey dren and two great great grandchil- coming column. I hope to have more April 23.2(X)2 City. dren. "Progressive Education" must be de- good news about the progress in the stroyed before it destroys us. Funeral services were held at Holy ongoing research into developing an Na/are Memorial Home, Lyndhursi We thought of you with love today, Cross Church. Harrison. Interment The Right to Life is FREEDOM! Alzheimer's vaccine. handled arrangements. But thai was nothing new. was at Holy Cross Cemetery, North Write to Matilda Charles in care of In lieu of (lowers, donations can be We thought about you yesterday. Politics?..."The art or science concerned Arlington. King Features Weekly Service. P.O. Box made to Tomorrow's Children. And days before that too. with guiding or influencing government Hackensack Medical Center, Ippolito Stellato Funeral Home, policy." Wensters Collegiate Dictionary 536475, Orlando. FL 32853-6475. or We think of you in silence. (10th ed.) Hackensack. Lyndhurst, handled arrangements. send e-mails to leliers kfws (? We often speak youi name. • i t hearstsc.com. Now all we have are memories. Chronic intoxication with Amphetamine?. Sarah Munafo Antonio Sposato "The most severe manifestation is psychosis, often clinically indtstingiush And your picture in a frame. Prayer to the Blessed Virgin Sarah (Princotta) Munafo. 93, died Antonio "Tony" Sposato, 89, died able from Schizophrenia." Physician s Desk Reference S5lh ed. 2001. Your memory is our keepsake. (Ntrver kmmn to tail) O m.^l bcautifu Tuesday, April 16. Monday. April 15 at General Hospital flower Funeral Luncheons WALTER R. CALHOUN III MANAGER J-CL George Ormsby Nazare Memorial Home, Inc. 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NJ 07105 donee, our first statement as Americans Commercial Leader, Surfaces By vrtue of fr* abw« stated *rt lu -decks me direc»ed and delrvered Iriave of national purpose and identity made "the covering Lyndhurst; Call levwd i4»n and MIMON toNji be onleat tieoTfce aTaaW w- Laws of Nature and Nature's God" the additions -complete atpubfe: vendue m f» Sherffts Of- neer 34 Part* Avenue, Lyndhurat, North Arlington Leader. fice to tw ON ot HacMneaCfc. On. NJ on Touraday;, Apnl 18. 200J foundation of our United States of America 201-939-2121 renovations Friday. Mayl 2002 ai on* o'otacfc *i tie afternoon, pro- and asserted that people have inalienable covering North Arlington; -kitchens, baths Tha propat ID M IOU • looMad r Jbefcjrnlenedwthaoopyottfie rights that are God-given; and ,eader News.covering Rutherford -masonry - steps, the Borough or E«l Rmhertoid. apacalrjavora) andttuaprinto b y tie WHEREAS, the Supreme Court has CoufWafSergenandSHIeolNew Engmaar upon proper notoa and a and Leader Free Press, covering sidewalks, patios rwn-rerundable payment coat o» aflrimeal the right of state legislatures to Smm i2S 00to co w K coat ot rapro- 31 fP%ownen^^ LI BERTY ALARMS Commoniy known *i 900 Pal* - duefcon (Checta made payattato: open their sessions with prayer and the Carlstadt, East Rutherford and -free estimates- ton Plank Road Since 1979 T N 3 Bk XS&SS. Supreme Court and the U.S. Congress Wallington. Subscribe today! 201-933-8578 oateeo themselves begin each day with prayer; K>uttwaakMiy aiiiaidae Sola owner of PromrturJV Larry Mraz, 201-935-1975 kne ot New Jereey and NNew York Pedro Montaner and Railroad Co BortaSPaimadaMMorca Technical Specialist Together w* all and singular the ...ssaa MaJtorca, Spam WHEREAS, in 1988, legislation setting Subscriptions are $10 a year in Trouble free rigrrts Ifcertiet pnvilegee. her- _ . »ii. bearing me editaments and appurtenances rtama andaddraM o* btddar and 31 «7%owneraft)p In electronic security. tnereumo betongng ry n anywise HoundatxMTounjNV aside the first Thursday in May each year state, $12 out of state. ' inganottwrevenwnand name of prolect on tie oulalda ad- AlBMwg, 2 Curacao .w*>,e*uaeandprol- dreaaadtoMayof and Coond, as a National Day of Prayer was passed Clifton Borough of Noah Arlington, Wid AM Subscription form is on 973-471-3251 BTSly N j and muei be unanimously by both Houses of Congress ngnt. «w, •ntereat, use property Sola owner of Roundabom Toora N V page 12. Elmwood Park cbn and demand ot the aakt da- Dsfcanto>tia«nountt)U.pi and signed by President Ronald Reagan; tendenu ot. «.to an d out of the ' • * need not be more fianS 201-796-2333 t*me. be K*J looey and Matty m and the ftrtt pNMurifa Mri patHM tie eum o> $732,970 2S wVi lawU . •mrery company aut> XT % ownership tn Medtoval Tlmaa Entertainment, inc WHEREAS, the National Day of Prayer nareettwreon: to(far*aarxwnee»r t* SL .. "V New Jereey tn a eum equalto on a is an opportunity for Americans of all faiths The Leader Newspapers are hundred M00%) percent of the to join in united prayer to acknowledge our raoWed at *me o( MM Theprop- amount bid. andbedefcered at the e«ty anal be aoU aubjactto a f lane pawa on or before tie hour named dependence on God, to give thanks for the only official weekly pa- and encurnbrancea ot record and *m 9harifl mahae no repreaenta- Tt» Standard Propoaal Form and blessings received, to request healing for non» axpraaaed or implied, as to the norwx*ueion aMdavft are at- pers for advertising legal no- the ewawnce. amount or vafcdKy tacnadto ti e Spattftoaiona, cop- wounds endured, and to ask God to guide o* any Una and anewnbrancaa on m of whfch w* be fomiahed on 5%owriararitorMaciavaJTImeaEniafta>wnerit.lnc our leaders and bring wholeness to the the property when is the subject Kengena.)rc tices. matter ot thts see Thrsrwoce* Aiaxwag. 2 Curacao United States and her citizens; and furmer subject to Condrttona of rules and reou*bona * bartends. Artaes Sale aa eat forth by the Shenff o< prom uigatadby the St WHEREAS, it is fitting and proper to give Bergen County Suefpurauartt6PL18f The Sheriff reserves the nght to and witn all provtetona OT ."• thanlo to God by observing a day of prayer adjourn tMs ule from vm to ome NJ SA112-1 tirouflh 112-4 and a" ru*ee and reguiattons promui- in the TownShip of Lyndhurst when all may Check here for variances, or- galedtarauridar.tiaproAaraot acknowledge our blessings and express whch are Wcorporetadheretr by dinances, and other matters. CH7S7166 gratitude for them, while organizing the need for strengthening religious and moral values in our State and nation; WHEREAS, this year marks the 51-c Legal notices can be faxed to Annual National Day of Prayer with this year's theme, "America United Under 201-438-0922, or entailed to God"; [email protected]. *•!! he soW at c__ Tuaadav, Apr! 25.2002 • 10 am at NOW, THEREFORE, I, James M. Guida, ffefce Towiog Service 158 East Mayor of the Township of Lyndhurst do PlltlC Avenue. Rutherford NJ hereby proclaim Thursday, May 2, 2002 07O7O Drought emergency is In effect to be designated as Please make sure a name and Newspapers QeojeiRF2366L75680e3 "A DAY OF PRAYER IN THE TOWNSHIP telephone number are in- Business Suxeestut brtder w* be r« PLEASE conserve water! OF LYNDHURST1 Directory. Call cluded for verification. Car most be removed wWwi 4fl and encourage our citizens of the Town- Charlotte at ship of Lyndhurst to observe the day in 201-438-8700 Support your local police and fire ways appropriate to its importance and significance. Deadline for publication is departments. James M. Guida Mayor Support your local animal shelters. Your life may depend on it! Published: April 25, 2002 Friday at 12 noon. Adopt a homeless friend! 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