M init-Ed Tile New York Times, in a pup one story about the painful effects of the baseball strike re ports: “ In major league cities officials are conn ing losses in tens of millions in lost taxes, park ing fees and sales at souvenir shops, restaurants, and hotels. Thousands of vendors are out of work and television and radio stations are scrambling (Eommercial îteaher to keep advertisers who bought time for baseball y broadcasts." The Times neglected to mention that their circulation men also are oompiaining and SOUTH BERGEN REVIEW that sales fall off when baseball is dead. It thus is obvious that the last people to have a stake in the 25C Second-Class postage paid at Rutherford n J 'VOL. 59 NO. 50 U SPS 125-430 THURSDAY, JU L Y 16,1981 Published at 251 Ridge Rd , Lyndhurst “ national past ¡m e" are the fans. Subscription 18 00 Published Weekly Local Educator Named School Board Wrestles With 4Teacher Of The Month’ . Today's Catholic Teacher Magazine has named Appointments For Two Jobs Michelle Hovaniak its Teacher of the Month for The Board of Education is plicated when the board dis pointment can be made is now engaging business Appointment ■ ! ■ ie Colum May/June, 1931 Ms Hov struggling with the task of covered that the standards not known Daniel DeGen managers DeGennaro. a bus .Selvx.l principal has the aniak, a teacher at St making two major appoint set up for business managers naro. retired business former newspaperman, and board consid« riru the ap Michael s School in Lyn ments in the school system made it impossible to name manager of the North Arl Mr Restaino. a former p lic a n t * n s o : F r a n k ington board has been work dhurst. was recognized by One involves finding a suc to the position anybody from § personnel manager, were Gagliardi. high school the national publication for cessor to Patsy Restaino. the school system mg on a day by day basis at first chosen as secretaries guidance direi t-.r. and the board office "demonstrating teaching business manager, who died According to reports the Their titles later were Patricia Sabatino. historv skills of a veteran educator of a heart attack last month board was ready to make the Deiiennaro was a member changed to business department chairman after just three years in the The other is finding a prin appointment when it was of the business managers managers Although there has been field.-' cipal of Columbus School learned that state standards group that set up the st;in- Once the position of busi some feeling that the small At St Michael s. Michelle where Joseph Sferruzza left had to be met dards governing the job ness manager was created, Columbus School could be teaches second grade in a on a year long leave of As a result the board has the board learned, it had to supervised bv a principal self-contained classroom absence advertised for a new busi Previously school boards abide by regulations from another school the She also implements the Appointing a successor to ness m anager in trade could appoint secretaries established at the state board has shown no inclina parish program of prepara Mr Restaino became com periodicals How soon an ap- who performed the duties level. tion to make the change tion for First Penance and First Communion As the school's Reading Coordinator, she monitors Police At Work and maintains the Reaing Ju ly 3 damage to his vehicle Accident #2. taken to Passaic General curriculum for Grades K-8. Sparks from wires. Ja y Evelyn Barth of Lake Ave Fire alarm at Wedgwood Anne Smith of Hillside Hospital Ms. Hovaniak is especially Ave taken to West Hudson Car fire taken to Clara Maass Car fire. Riverside Ave interested in cultivating an Jean McCarthy of Third Hospital Ptl Castelgrant reported Hospital Fire alarm at Wedgewood exciting and productive Ave reported her car stolen, Mrs Byrnes of Meyer recovering a stolen vehicle, Rose I^irosa of Livingston Mr Cavalcante of Ridge Language Arts program alarm filed Ave taken to Clara Maass owner notified Ave taken home from Rd reported a theft Young children are full of Cornerstone of the Town Hospital Mrs DeLuca of Thomas hospital in New York Regina Ratkowski of Post stories and experiences they Hall fell. Michelle Hovaniak Accident Ave reported a bike stolen Andrew Szucus of of Ave taken to So Bergen wish to relate.'' she says, Rose Cimino of Sanford Accident Ju ly 6 Garfield taken to Beth Israel Hospital and since they are natural Ave. taken to Clara Maass Vandalism to Jefferson Attempted theft, at Three Hospital Kathy Guida of Passaic re ly motivated toward these, Hospital that of the average instruc tee of Felician College. School City Volkswagen, arrested Michael King of Second ported a lost or stolen the Language Arts teacher Dispute on Anthony Court tor. My obligation is not only When asked by the Accident were Oralndo Abad of E Ave taken to Clara Maass license plate need only provide an at Juvenile female runaway to impart to my students the magazine if she had any ad Accident Newark, age 13. and two Hospital. Mrs I'.ardi of Stuyvesant mosphere conducive to Philip Dilotto of Fern Ave fundamental truths of their vice for prospective Mr. Rikuta of Orient Way other juvenile males Edward Martin of Fifth Ave taken to Clara M;iass c re ative w ritin g . '. faith, but more importantly, taken to S o . Bergen teachers, Ms. Hovaniak talcen to So Bergen Suspicious car in area of Ave taken to West Hudson Hospital Michelle has shared her to instill in them, by my ex commented ‘ Often, new Hospital Hospital Chase Ave , car was stolen Hospital John Deveney of the Lvn- professional ideas with col ample. the desire to spread Juvenile being harassed. teachers lose confidence Accident from Passaic Mr Pasternack of Lodi re dhurst Post Office reported leagues in the educational those truths, through word when lessons don't go just Accident. Ridge & Valley Accident Missing juvenile male, ported his car stolen being attacked by a dog and deed, to the community Brook. community After her first right. The important thing to Ju ly 5 alarm filed Janet Kostula of Kearny Broken window at home on year of teaching, she around them. After the remember is to analyze the Juvenile female assaulted. Accident Mr P Cat a pa no of Penn reported a larceny from her Kingsland Ave home, the school is the next Ju ly 4 coordinated a workshop en unsuccessful as well as the Dispute on Lafayette Ave Ave taken to St Joseph s car Richard Palazzo of place from which those Mr Notte of Thomas Ave titled “ Motivation for successful situations in an Accident Hospital Ridgehurst Auto Parts re H a c k e n s a c k ta k e n to values which Jesus taught — effort to pinpoint mistakes reported finding tools under Creative Writing in Grades Vandalism to phone booth Gaccione Bros reported a ported vandalism Hackensack Hospital love, sacrifice, respect for and learn from them. It his car 1-2" during the 1979-80 Feli- Mrs D Agostino of Second theft of a tire Serrafina Perrato of Mr Consoli of Harding human dignity — should Mr Matraxia of Laurel cian Educators' Conference takes a special kind of Ave taken to So Bergen Mrs Pinto taken to Clara Stuyvesant Ae taken to Holy Ave reported a bike stolen in Lodi emanate." courage to go back and try Ave. reported vandalism to Hospital Maass Hospital from Name Hospital from Accident Michelle's example and again while yesterday's vehicle. Ms. Hovaniak is a firm Road cave-in on 4th St Delafield Ave Hackensack Hospital. Accident ministry extends beyond the wounds are still healing, but J . R s Deli reported believer that childrenwill Dispute on New York Ave Fire bombing in Accident Call box damaged Post school. A parishioner of St. it s just that kind of courage newspapers stolen work in direct proportion to Garbage fire at Gino s meadowlands. Rutherford Juvenile female injured, Avenue Michael's, she has taught in that pays off in the long Fire. Kingsland Station a teacher's expectations, Margaret Moret taken to P D arrested two males. Of transported home Ju ly a the CCD program as well as run." Mr Ryan of Travers PI Passaic General Hospital and that the responsibility of ficer Graffam arrested Ju ly 7 Carmine Zangaro of Page participated in the CYO as Michelle is the daughter of taken to St. Mary 's Hospital FT reworks at Harding Ave an educator is to lead each Richard White of Paterson Ptl Haggerty arrested Ave reported a lost or stolen advisor and coach. As a resi Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hov Robert Bergamim taken to Missing persons alarm child to an awareness of his and Willie Cobbs of Timothy Carroll of 79 license plate dent of Lyndhurst. Michelle aniak A 1973 graduate of Passaic General Hospital filed for juvenile male /her individual potential As Paterson, taken to Bergen Eastern Way Rutherford for Accident has served as an aide in the Felician College, she did her Felix Mezzina of Weart Juvenile female reported a Catholic school teacher, County driving on the revoked list H ild a M a c k ie w ic z of local R EC program She is Student teaching in Ave reported vandalism to as a missing person returned she remarks I see my job Stray dog on Thomas Ave Attic fire on Willow Ave . Second Ave. taken to St currently a member of the Wj»shington School. L y n car home as going one step beyond Mrs Piratzky of Page fan smoldering Mary s Hospital Academic Affairs Commit- dhurst Mr Caprio taken to St Accident Ave. taken to Passaic Citizen s Watch reported a Joseph Orrego of Copeland Mary s Hospital Juvenile male reported General Hospital theft Ave taken to St Michael s Rene Decaudian of missing, returned home Mr Russell of Forest Ave Bail of $250 was posted for Hospital G m o ’s Vandalized Tide Gate To stuyvesant Ave. requested Marie Adams of Nutlev reported a theft from his Timothy Carroll and he was Thomas Harding of Moun- medical aid. Closed For Repairs taken to Clara Maass vehicle released tainside reported his Dennis Kenny reported Be Repaired Hospital Car fire at N.C B Branch John Scultz of Park Ave windshield cracked Police are investigating and kitchen area and made a Dispute at Winslow Motal the gross vandalism com shambles of the appliances Congressman Harold C Examinations To Be Given For Police Dept. Applicants Accident, turned over to mitted at the local Gino’s on "Cap" Hollenbeck tR-9th> Police Chief William D. Jarvis herein an there. take the exam should be at the Center approx E Rutherford police Ridge Road sometime Sun The place was closed for a advises of an increase in nounces Commissioner Ronald W. Bogle, Direc im ately 6 00 p m A letter outlining all p arts of day night U.S. Environmental Protec day and a half until the areas tor of the Department of Public Safety, has the written examination will be given each appli The manager reported to Index could be straightened out. tion Agency grant assistance authorized a written examination be given to all cant present Also each applicant must have headquarters at 8:30 A.M. 24 Pages Ptl. Chris Valiante was applicants for the Lyndhurst Police Department Monday that the glass en to the Bergen C ounty available sharpened No. 2 lead pencils to take the first to respond from the This examination will be conducted by the New Ed ito ria ls 6 trance doors at the driveway Utilities Authority An addi examination. police department and Cable 3 Guide 6 side of the building had been tional $125.250. for a total Jersey State Police Chiefs Association and will It must also be noted the examination will be Detective Jam es Mileski de Restaurants 16 smashed and the place en federal commitment of more be held on Thursday evening, Ju ly 30th, 1981 at subject to the following classifications: tailed to carry through the Medical Directors 15 tered Every table, to which the Sacred Heart Social Center. Valley Brook 1st - P re fe re n c e for all L yndhurst residents investigation under the than $37-million, has been • Beauty Page 10 the seats are attached, had Avenue and Warren Street. Lyndhurst. 2nd —County residents. direction of Lt. Francis approved by the federal Vagabonding 7 been overturned in the din The examination will start precisely at 6:30 McSweeney who reports that authorities to cover costs in 3rd —Out-of-county residents Rowe 13 ing area and then the van nothing was stolen from the cluding the repair of the p.m and will last for four hours; All wishing to 4th —Out-of-state residents Real Estate 20.21 dals proceeded into the grill place Hackensack Tide Gate. Chief Ja rvis advises that the deadline for submitting ap Obits 19 plications is noon on Ju ly 27 in order for applicant to be Classifieds 22.23 eligible to take the test. Center Taxes To Be Shared By HMDC Towns Five years down the road district will get a piece o f the Carlstadt, which were would be the beneficiary of fair and unworkable But so when the B e rry 's Creek East Rutherford action. ment dous loss for Lyndhurst with $237.241 among the first to develop all of the tax revenues. In far there has been no suc Center should be in full Under the program 50 per Lyndhurst has been one of It is complaints from com- The biggest beneficiary their meadowlands. have deed, the borough has looked cessful challenge of the flower, millions of dollars of cent of the meadowland re the most heavily hit by the munities like East was Kearny with $500.464 to also been m ajor contributors forward to the development form ula. new ratables will go on the venues go into a pool Then, HMDC policies. When Lyn Rutherford and Lyndhurst be received to the pool. with keen anticipation, Lyndhurst now is studying t a x books of East under terms of a formula dhurst entered into a highly that are now agitating the The biggest laugh — o r c ry chiefly because of the tax re the possibility that HMDC Rutherford which supposedly benefits But it is the Berry’s Creek favorable contract with In mayors committee which — came when Teterboro. venues inherent itself is giving the township a communities which have not Center that is going to de tercity Services for use of supposedly has veto rights which has no schools, police B u t the com munity in However, in two ap chance of recouping some of devleoped their velop revenues undreamed township meadowland for over HMDC policies The department or any other which the center acreage pearances on Cable 3 last its meadowland revenues meadowland. those which of in the past Present plans dumping the HM DC in mayors Want a stronger government service, was lies will only profit from a week former State Senator because the acreage that is have tax revenues share call for a center that will tervened and caused a can voice in what develops in the awarded $89.750 T h is helped share of the tax revenues. Anthony Scardino Jr . now to be used for the HMDC those with communities that cost o ver $1 billion to com cellation of the contract meadowlands and the tax cut th e ta x e s of th e in- This is because of the tax executive director of HMDC. headquarters and environ do not. plete. It w ill have a complete Lyndhurst lost an estimat sharing formula may be the ckistries in Teterboro which outlined the plans for the mental center are in Lyn sharing program initiated by shopping center, office ed $100.000 a year as a result first big target of the So far North Bergen and center Among them was the dhurst. already are enjoying the t h e Hackensack towers and hotels and re and feels it has been short mayors. Lyndhurst have been report that the revenues will benefits of one of the state's Meadowlands Development sidential units. According to Lyndhurst of changed as much as $700.000 heaviest penalized under the be shaped by other most notable ta x shelters. Commission when the agen facials HMDC has never pro because of the HMDC ruling In the 1961 payments de formula. Kearny ha* been a The tax income from the municipalities. East Rutherford did not do cy was created in 1968. ved state title to the acreage The Bergen County landfill manded by HMDC the pool big gainer because much of development will run into totalled »67.33. badly, receiving $46,593 The formula for sharing it has taken over for the covers many Lyndhurst The tax sharing program its meadowland still is un the m illion s. «Alile Carlstadt was hit for has been a puzzle to local of center and head quarters and acres and has made the land North Bergen was the big means that all of the 14 com developed. $$7,299 Secaucus. home of Under the ordinary pro ficials over the years They that Lyndhurst will be en munities in the me ado wt and unuseable for commercial gest payer, b i ll e d for thè Hartz Mountain Develop East Rutherford and cedures, East Rutherford have protested that it is w- titled to some form of pay purposes — another tren- $373.058 Lyndhurst was next ment. had to pay $162,182. I — THURSDAY. JULY 16.1981 J.C. Deputy Mayor Guest On Cable 3 Interview follows a magazine format Deputy Mayor Nicholas possibly, could be rated the City. new first lady clude Sheriff Joseph F Job was minority Republican activist, and president of the in which entertainment, in Introcaso of Jersey City most unique in the country Along with Introcaso was D ro p In h as no and former State Tax Ap leader and a district traffic Bergen County Girl Scout structive information and headed an all-star cast to ap- his wife, Joan duplicate around the state, peals Judge Carmine judge. His father, the late Council Each night except Satur hard news are features. Ca pear on the Cable 3 probably because other ca Sa vino Carmine Savino. was mayor Cable 3 is a local ongina day anti Sunday expert That is another Cable 3 in ble 3 cameramen hustle out Meadowlands "Drop In ble stations could not pro Job has been sheriff 16 of Lyndhurst and a member tion operation which begins moderators bring on a host novation — putting the on hard news stories, cover program last week duce the kind of panel which years and is considered one of the Board of Com programming at 8 A M with of top figures in the political, spotlight on wives of ing events of interest interviews the candidates of the most knowledgeable missioners 24 years the Meadowlands '81 It was a banner series of business and government political biggies On a recent morning when Until recently the Cable 3 men on the subjects of law- Guest moderators have show The Moderator is John nightly programs in which world for interviews on time In the last primary elec the garbage strike was on. panel included William D enforcement. government also served on the "Drop In ' Sanders, a veteran of radio HM IX' Executive Director ly subjects tion. when 21 candidates the reporting camera team McDowell, former executive administration and politics show, including David and television, who in Anthony Scardino appeared sought the nominations of went out at 7 30 A.M. and The Introcaso interview director of the Hackensack Savino served 11 years as Rowlands, former mayor of terviewed over 500 guests in twice. S J 'Sky > Sisselman. both parties. Cable 3 brought had a story and pictures on was typical. When Mayor Meadowlands Development appeals judge, nine years in Kearny, and Kathleen the first year of Cable 3 promoter of the billion- 13 of them b e fo re its the cable bv 8:30 A.M. Gerald McCann, the 31 year- Commission McDowell was the state assembly where he Donovan, a woman's sports The Meadowlands 81 dollar shopping center that cameras and before the old politico who scored a ma former director of the will be built across the street campaign was over- had jor political upset by win Bergen County Board of from the sports complex given them over 50 hours of ning the J e r s e y C ity Freeholders and was a Mayor Edward Mart one and mayoralty last week, chose exposure It was far and mayor of North Arlington Councilman Robert Myers a man who wguld be at his away the most time given He was also director of the The biilion-dollar shop ('able 3 program Friday period of the center s his Bern 's Creek Center is ping, commercial and re night tory. moderated the pro expected to pn 230HarrisonAve., "Catch Me If You Can’ Harrison, N.J. By Amy Divine anything but Tickets may be reserved by 483-1020 One did not know until the The ending of the play was phone, at 201746-9120. re Open 7 Days ______At 10:30 A.M. very last scene of Sum .1 complete surprise since it served tickets will be hold mer fun s offering at revealed that the bride- until 8pm Montclair State College groom had done away with Catch Me It You Can. what his bnde 'though we never happened to the honeymoon found out why > and that the ing Elizabeth Corban nor blonde who told the groom who was trying to drive the she was his wife turned out new husband crazy to be the wife of the police in Noel Counsil portraying spector the husband did a beautiful The play, by Jack job of showing an innocent Weinstock and Willie Gilbert man waiting f<«r his disap was produced by W Scott peared bride while Donna MacConnell in its tenth year D yer g ave <1 brilliant of Summerfun at Montclair. S U M M E R 5 8 K 3MHS performance as the wife sud The setting was beautifully denly appearing and driving done by Michael Smanko the bridegroom crazy and assistant Diane Clavell. Michael T Folie gave his Our once-a-year Summer Clearance ! usual great performance, At Summerfun The Summerfun Theater this time as the country police inspector Levine, and presents its fourth show of the 1981 season. Bernard Robert Beuth. who always Slade's recent hit Roman Fashions with a touch of class — makes the stage come alive, was outstanding as Sidney , tic Comedy. from July- the innocent caterer who 1418 The delightful adult for Juniors and Contemporaries. later is stabbed to death comedy is the successor of because he knows too much the sophisticated movies and plays of the 1930's updated to Poppy Burns and Dan the morals and attitudes of DiStasio. owners of he the 1980 s The plot centers honeymoon hideaway lent around the career of suc some humor to the play as cessful and self-centered they arrived for a auiet weekend and found it playwright A u m t t ' m M Shop Berne s • 4 gnat stares ...2 convenientlocations! t -v-ltw w-irm* 1"J 11 « m b u a passaooaie mss u> prove she is his missing wife, but Noel repulses her knowing his 4 6 Park Av«.. Rutherford, N J (201) 939-4614 1053 Bloom fi«ld A v*.. Clifton, N .J. (201)777^ff2 wife is dead —by his own hand. THURSDAY. JU L Y 16, 1981 —3 Nursing Course I-dr no hd given NR I Ready To Go! Essex Chapter American Thomas Announces Red Tag lied Cross will ofter a two Sleepy Town Pal Sale Winners session nursing instructor Mr Thomas <>{ Thomas course at chapter h e a d Printing and Office Nupplv quarters at 106 Washington announces the miincrs of the Street, East Orange on Tues annual Spring Red Tag day and Wednesday. August Sweepstakes hold m connec 11 and 12 from 7 00-10 00 tion with the R»*d Tag Sale of p.m. office products The course which is open The sale .it rh«* store locat to licensed RN s and LPN s <•<1 '.n the corner of Santiayo health educators, hi-me and I'nion Avenues economics teachers and held from March 1st and was state certified home health extended to \pni :«Mh \ aides will cover the biisic s pi vial in store <■>.ntest uith theory and skills used in pn/es was ,i hiijhliyht '•( rh» teaching Areas covered will sale \!! customer s \u n include assessing individual eligible to enter the drawing and group learning needs n<■ purchase was nirrss,!!-. and developing lesson plans ;ind teaching methods The rum-^ .,1 • n. winner' This training is a prere quisite for teaching four Red Cross speciality course. Fam ily and H ealth and Home Nursing. Parenting. Preparation for Childbirth and Babysitting There is a minimal 00 fee to cover the tests of materials VFW Picnic TTie Schmidt Hoeger Post of Carlstadt will hold its pic nic at Wallington County Park on July 26 Noon to 6 P M. Games will be played SWO« [Makes W [lH 1 h -.tit rod ., and the menu consists of five round trip .or tare in two !.. «•../um,. Mexico The sausages and peppers, com on the cob. hot dogs, ham winner ..f ’hi" M i a k ,n ho): O f course hanks can t make loans without monev. But to reallv make them work takes a lot ot expert financial planning. The same kind ot financial planning you’ll hnd here at First National State Bank — Counts. Even though you might never have considered us a business bank, that s exactly what we are. A s part of the largest hanking organization in the state, we have access to the re tire e s and the knowledge to make vour financial plans w w k ettecnvelv. 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SD iK Ilk; An Exciting NEW Service On Meadowlands Cablevision A Comcast Company 171 River Road 937 6600 Arlington The F re e P re v ie w begins SUNDAY, JULY 19 at 5:30 P.M. on TV-3 and your Cable Guide channels and runs through Tuesday, July 21. Be sure to tune in, we’ll be giving away prizes and making special announcements of interest to you. E. Newark *l\l. Arlington* Lyndhurst*Rutherford E.Rutherford*Wallington*Carlstadt*l An extraordinary new tier Movie Channel, that will pro movies at bargain rates. with news, sports and included in the Meadowlands Cable 3 will resume pp of entertainment is being of vide 40 titles during the Baird Hammonds, features Jan. 1, and Reuter, basic cable Cable 3 is confi gular programming Wednes fered by Meadowlands month, will be a perfect manager of Meadowlands, the news agency with results dent that its many viewers day when John Sanders will On« goW course in Africa include in its ground rul«s a Cablevision — the Movie complement for Home Box said introduction of The of races in the metropolitan will welcome the Movie once again host the free drop for a ball that lands in a hippo footprint. Channel which insures 24 Office, the entertainment Movie Channel means that area, all are now included in Channel and reserve their Meadowlands 81 pro hours of movies channel the system now offers a well basic cablevision for usual hours for Cable 3 pro gram There will also be To introduce the new tier HBO telecasts movies and rounded program of news, Meadowlands subscribers grams News of local bingo as usual beginning Meadowlands will use the entertainment from 5 p.m. to features and entertainment Cable 3, regarded as the significance and guests who Wednesday and continuing studios of Cable 3, the 2am for "the rem arkably low best local orgigination pro have interesting activities thereafter on its customary Meadowlands local origina ’Hie Movie Channel will cost of $25 95 This includes gram in New Jersey, is also are Cable 3 features schedule tion channel is a telethon make it possible to see mov the cost of basic cable, HBO beginning at 5 30 p.m Sun ies other than those on HBO and the Movie Channel. V - r day and ending Tuesday and dunng a much longer Once the telethon gets un- Si night. derway Sunday Inter-Borough Use Of mBock«' time frame, Meadowlands IDOMM Free movies, including pointed out Meadowlands telephone SALE THURS . JULY 16 The Big Red One" will be The Movie CHannel will operators will record orders thru MON . JULY 23 featured all during the cost $9 95 a month, a price and give a day when installa-- telethon. which makes the cost of tion of the new service can Library Facilities Up 16% ALL ITEM S AVAILABLE A team of operators will each of the 40 titles less than be completed. SEVEN DAYS A WEEK Inter-borough use of the fifty-two libraries affiliated be at telephones to take or 25 cents The Movie Channel will Montvale New Milford. Bergen County Cooperative with the Bergen County ders To facilitate the Comparing that cost with make the fourth new channel North Arlington Northvale. K E G S O F B E E R A V A IL A B L E F O R Library System libraries in Cooperative Library System service subscribers north of that of going to the average inaugurated by Norwood, Oakland Old T.ip- SUMMER ENTERTAINMENT creased this year 16r<- over borrowed 320,263 books and Forest Avenue, Lyndhurst. movie house where tickets Meadowlands in recent pan. Paramus. Park Ridge 1980 othe rlibrary materials from will be served first are between $4 anfl $5 per weeks. CNN, the news chan Ridgefield. Ridgefield Park Budweisei 12« cars •Warm.CJs: 7 95 ^ Meadowlands Cablevision According to figures re other member libraries dur Ridgewood River Edge person it can be seen that nel. USA Network, which Michelob '*01 tratties. * 3™ . case 9 9 5 ^ leased today, patrons of the ing the first eight months of has announced the new tier The Movie Channel offers goes on a 24-hour schedule River Yale. Saddle Br\«.k 1981 The total for the same Teaneck. Tenafh Upper Sambucca Romana 750 mil 11 45 I Letter O f penod in 1980 was 274,598 Saddle River. Waldvtick E&J Brandy 1 75 liter 13 49 750 mil 6 29 Through the System. Washington Township Kahlua Coffee Liqueur 750 mil 9 751 720.512 residents in the fifty Westwood, Wood Ridge and Praise Gallo Chablis Blanc 1 5 liter 3 99 i two participating com Wyckoff 1 75 liter 12 501 For S ch o o l munities share immediate Patrons of member Seagram's Gin access to over 3.000.000 libraries ma> go to an\ Ingelnook Navalle System books, records, films librarv in the Svstem and , Chablis and Vin Rose 750 mil 2 .7 5 periodicals, paintings and borrow books and other I Special Andre Champagnes all types other items. The combined circulating materials 991-3197 By Amy Divine library resources of Allen their home librarv cards SPECIAL PRICES ON CARIO ROSSI Dunng a short Board of dale. Bergenfield. Carlstadt WINES A ll TYPES AND SIZES Education meeting Monday Cliffside Park Closter. OTHER SPECIALS THROUGHOUT At the Pike, Kearny night Superintendent Eli A. Creskill, Demarest Du BALLOON THE STORE Kane read a report sent him mont. Elmwood Park Something New and Exciting by Mary Jane Piatti, school Emerson. Englewood. Fair BOUQUETS PRINCIPATO WHITE and RED WINE program coordinator in Lawn. Fairview. Fort Lee. 15 liter $3,99 Franklin Lakes, (iarfield July Summer which she highly praised the CLOWN LCT DilMM'S CATTR superintendent, his ad Hackensack. Harrington VOUONCXTPMOT ministrative staff and Park. Hasbrouck Heights CARICATURIST teaching personnel. Her re Haworth. Hillsdale. Ho-Ho- FOR ANY OCCASION ’ .FULL Dunn’s Liquors 374 Belleville Turnpike. Nortti Arlington port follows: Kus. Leoma. Little Ferry. LOTTERY Clearance Sale 1 CENTER 991 -3443 Lodi. Lyndhurst, Mahwah. OPEN OAILV 9 A V 1 C P V SUNOAV ' 2 NOON ê P M Dear Sir, Maywood, Midland Park. 991-9871 I would like to take this op . . .Plenty of Summer portunity to thank you, your administrative staff and teaching personnel, for al Merchandise Left For lowing me to participate in such a successful year in Lyndhurst You have come a Vacationing & long way during the three years I have been working with Lyndhurst. As usual, it Back Yard Barbeque.. . has been my pleasure to work closely with such a cor dial group of individuals. I have seen a variety of in structional programs this year being enjoyed by stu ' dents of all capabilities. The joy on their faces tell the âfiSIcf story' I have observed a closer working relationship among the principals, as evidenced by their cooperative efforts on the Local Program Reviews. You are complimented on ce again on the exceptional Ärtte® «G®' documents submitted by Mr $9 Anthony Capone. Assistant Superintendent I have learned much from Mr Capone during the last three years }lany times, I look good to my other districts because of what he has taught me Thank you again for such an enjoyable year. Mary Jane Piatti School Program Coordinator Mr Kane reports that about 14 applicants have submitted resumes in their quest of the secretary- business-manager post left vacant by the late Patsy Restaino However, screen ing is still going on and no choice has as yet been made. Meanwhile, Denny DeGen- naro, former secretary- business manager of the % North Arlington Board of Education is filling in nicely as consultant to the board and is a great help to Mr 2 0 Kane who has been designat ed substitute secretary until % a successor is appointed Santa In July OFF A visit from Santa Claus 5 0 will highlight United Jersey Bank's annual "Christmas In July" party for un TAKING SCHOOL ORDERS derprivileged and han dicapped children More than 175 Bergen Queen Of Peace County youngsters will be entertained by Santa and his St. S teve n s elves on Wednesday. July 22 at the Duck Pond on East Ridgewood Avenue in HOURS: Mon., Thurs., Fri. Til 9 P.M. Ridgewood. Santa, will arrive by fire truck, will distribute gifts to Tues., Wed., Sat. Til’ 6 P.M. the children after lu»ch>The gifts were donated by the bank's customers and staff USE OUR LAY-A-WAY PLAN members during the last Christmas season « —THURSDAY, JU LY 16. IM I (Commercial ICeaber Che JJCeaìlrt C able3... tlìe lo c a i origin.atìon •mé ««N TH M Jl.r ' R»U>.1 Official NrM fwptr North Arlington's Officiai New*paper n w aitin g fo r 157 Ridge Road, channel y o u’ve bee of lyndhurst tine* 1*2.1 j North AHirKjfon, N.J. 251 Ridge Rood 1 Lyndhurst, N .J. 07071 991-1839 998-3306 Tel 438-8700 - 8701 Monogina Editor — Severiy nsurphy THURSDAY JU LY It F R ID A Y JU L Y 17 8:30 P .M . Jo e A bate, T ennis W E D N E S D A Y J U L Y 22 8 A.M. Meadowlands ’81 8 A.M. Meadowlands ’81 Show 8 A.M. Meadowlands ’81 • Ka*t Kulherford • (iarlMidl • News Magazine with John News Magazine with John News Magazine John San 9 P.M. Drop In host, cThr N puiìì ICraiter ders Carmine Savino. The Ïea&ec-Jcee $rr68 • A.M. Drop in - Carmine 9 A M Drop In with Carmine • of Ruthrrford • 9 A.M. Drop In, Sheriff Berry’s Creek Center with Savino Savino Official Newspaper Of Joseph J. Job Anthony A. Scardino and ' Officiai Newspapec Of Rutherford M A.M. Bingo, With John 10 A M Bii go, John Sanders East Rutherford and Carlstadt 38 A m t i A v e n u e 10 AM . Bingo, John Sanders Selig Sesselman. Publication Offices Sanders and Kelly Murphy and Kelly Murphy Rutherford, N.J 07070 and Kelly Murphy '121 Humboldt Street, East Rutherford 11- A.M. Color Your Life. 11 A M Groundbreaking in Office Manager - Agnes Luke 417 Se co n d Stre e t, C arlstadt Sherri Austin . 11 A.M. Mayor Martone, SU N D A Y JU L Y 19 the Meadowlands T*l 438-5100 New« Editor, Carol Romeo Noon-5 P .M . S a te llite pro Councilman Robert Myers of 5:30 P .M . Telethon introduc Noon-5 P .M . S a te llite pro gramming with aerobic North Arlington ing “TT»e Movie Channel.” gramming with aerobic dancing with Janet Stone at Free movies, including “ The dancing with Janet Stone at It is remarkable that few are trees. Mulberry trees were planted fam iliar with the m ulberry. and silk worms were encouraged to' Yet in many sections, particularly feed their heads off. in Lyndhurst. mulberry trees grow Eventually there was sufficient silk wild. Or, perhaps, they are not so to encourage optimists to believe they KEAFfflY w ild were ready to launch a silk campaign. When the country was very young In Paterson American silk was dyed t r and was looking for ways to increase so that the first product would be an its industrial production jealous eyes American flag. The;flag was pro were turned toward Japan’s silk in duced. But hard-headed businessmen HOME OfFICE: 614 KEARNY AVE.. KEARNY. N .l NORTH ARLINGTON OFFICE: 60 RIDGE ROAD dustry. Americans felt that they could soon pointed out the cost was far LYNDHURST OfFICE: VALLEY BROOK & STUYVESANT AVES. compete with the Japanese if only greater than that which the Japanese RUTHERFORD OFFICE: 252 PARK AVE.. CORNER WEST NEWELL they could get sufficient quantities of would have charged. The silk industry M mMK r iM M i SAVINGS AMO LOAN INUMANCf COWOMTlON the silk worms that fed on mulberry died a-boming. THURSDAY, JULY 18,1981 —7 Apple A Day Makes Columnist Happy 'Hie trouble with readers is they also can write. Line the pie plate (9 inches, please) with the pre l/2 cup melted butter Ingredients: T^ius the m ailbag last week had the inquiry: pared pastry. Fill with the apples, gently, lovingly. If 1 lemon, rind and juke 12 baking apples “If, as you wrote in your July 9 Vagabonding, the nobody’s looking it is alright to peck the slices with a (/4 teaspoon salt 10 tablespoons sugar banana is the third most popular fruit, what, dear sir, little kiss. Sprinkle with mixture of sugar, spice, lVi cups sherry 1 teaspoon vanilla is the most popular and what is the second most lemon rind, salt. Add lemon juice and dot with butter. IQ slices white bread J 4 pound butter popular?” Moisten edges of crust, cover with top crust and pre Howto: 24 strips of bread 14-inch thick The best I can discover is that the apple appears to ss edges together. Use a fork. Brush crust with milk Mix ingredients and cook until apples are tender 1 inch wide, 4 inches long be the most popular. If for no other reason than the or cream. Bake in hot oven (450F) 10 minutes, then to the fork. Butter a deep cake pan. Remove crust 4 tablespoons melted butter runs Johnny Appleseed made through the coun from bread, cut in neat strips (the bread not the 2 cups apricot sauce tryside scattering the seeds the apple probably also crusts, dummy) and lay neatly in the pan Cover How to : has been the most abundant. strips with m elted butter Now pour in the apple mix Pare, core and slice the apples very fine Saute There are hundreds of varieties and few are not ture. Cover with well-buttered paper to prevent bum them with the 14 pound of bu tter; when half done add winners. An added plus for the apple is that it is one ing. Bake in 400F oven until bread is golden brown vanilla and sugar Dip the bread strips into melted of the lowest in calories. A two and a half inch apple Turn Charlotte onto platter and serve hot with butter, press them into large round mold <4 inches in has only 76 calories, even if you eat the skin. reduce heat and bake 40 to 50 minutes longer at 350F Sabayon sauce diameter, 5 inches high), saving out a few Pour the Second most popular has to be the cherry if for no Serve generous pieces with slabs of rat cheese. Patience, dear readers Here is the sauce: beat 9 apple mixture into the mold, cover with remaining other reason than it provided the tree that gave us If you want another tried and tested apple recipe egg yolks with % of a cup of sugar, then add three bread strips Bake in moderately hot oven at 400F the Father of our Country. And the cherry is also low here’s Hot Apple Charlotte with Sabayon Sauce cups of sherry Cook over slow fire beating eggs until about 45 minutes; remove from the oven and let in calories —60 in 15 fair-sized cherries. Ingredients: mixture thickens That's Sabayon Sauce. Spread that stand awhile: then invert mold onto platter and re Of course, a fresh peach has its admirers, as have 10 green apples over the charlotte and give heartfelt thanks to the ol’ move pudding Pour hot apricot sauce on top just the pear and the orange. V /2 cups sugar Vagabonder who slipped you a really good one this before serving to 10 thankful guests If you want to But I stick by the apple, which is as American as 1 teaspoon cinnamon time. make it a real all-star performance use raisin bread mother, and cherries, which, as I have pointed out, x/2 cup raisins At the Hotel New Yorker they called it Charlotte. Golly Ned, how the heat carries one away these saved us from being a nation of bastards. 14 cup sliced, browned almonds Normandie. And it is a fine recipe da vs! I know you are sitting on the edge of the chair wait ing for my apple pie recipe, which is a honey. By the way. honey may have even more calories than sugar WIN ONE OF 2 ALL EXPENSE PAID 8-DAY SPAIN SWEEPSTAKES ENTRY BLANK because it is heavier and more concentrated. But First class accommodations for two at DEPOSIT AT ANY MET MARKET first let me tell you that you should and can make TRIPS TO SPAIN Hotel Mslla Don Papa, Marballa your own applesauce quite easily. Spain-Cos ta Dsl Sol. i NAME _ Dapoalt your entry blank at any Winner must select one of two If winners are unable to make the H ere’s how^ Mat Suparmarkat. No purchase alternate dates, either Sept. 10 trip during the specified dates, Met Wash two pounds of apples, peel, core, then cut into nacaaaary. Entar as oftan as you thru Sept. 18th or Sept. 17 Supermarkets reserve the right to ■ ADDRESS wish. Only ona antry par shopping thru Sept. 25th. There will be draw alternate winners. Prizes are ■ TOWN/ eighths. Place in a saucepan. Add a half cup of water. trip. Enter now thru Sat., Aug. 1, no other alternata dates. Thera not tranaferabla. Only those names a BOROUGH Cover and bring to a boil. Simmer for about 15 1981. Winners will be selected by Is no cash aubatftutlon for the drawn may accept the prize. If win random drawing on Mon.. Aug. 10, SPAIN TRIP. ners are unable to accept. Met minutes by which time they should be tender to the 1081. Supermarkets reserve the right to S PHONE___ ZIP. fork. Press through a mill or a blender. Add a tables Employees of White Rose Poods and draw alternate winners. I shop at Mat poon of sugar or any sweetener you may choose. Add Met Supermarkets Not Eligible. ^Located______g an eighth of teaspoon of cinnamon or a similar amount of nutmeg. ÙIET’S BIG DIFFERENCE - Q uality M eat! Now for that apple pie recipe that any mom wished she could achieve. USDA CHOICE SHOULDER BOTTOM Ingredients: A prepared pie pastry available at any 'LONDON BRO IL ROUND ROAST supermarket. 6-8 tart apples, cored, pared, cut thin *4 cup white or ‘/2 cup brown sugar $ 0 2 9 V4 teaspoon salt Superm arkets V2 teaspoon grated lemon rind J b I h 1 tablespoon lemon juice 2 tablespoons butter MET HAS MANUFACTURERS How to : Tools, Equipment PUREX Stolen At Star Glo ------CtecK Store for details, BLEACH GRADE ‘A* WHOLE WITH THIOH A p p ro x im ately $3200 VEAL CUTLETS RUMP ROAST~ worth of tools and equipment gallon ITAUAN STYLE PROM LEO CHICKEN LEGS USDA CHOICE were stolen when Star Glo on size 4 9 WITH THIS COUPON ANO A 004 TIO NAL Carlson Ave. was PUNCHAS!—m Of *7.SO — .... ON - MONI.——i > V, » * 4 " 6 9 * ». * 1 " burglarized Wednesday. coupon Mr ahtarina tamil» LEAN USDA CHOICE ROAST On investigation. East Breast Of Veal » .99 Eye Round »> 2.29 Rutherfod Patrolman LEAN MEATY PORK RIB END LOIN END (CUT-UP) STICKS LEAN MEATY 3 LBS S OVER Chops »1.49 h. 1.59 Robert Puhula reported that QUARTERED LOIN S-11 LOIN END S CENTER Ground Chuck » 1.79 burglars tore the lock off a 6 7 c p 79V 89V $1°V FROZEN PATTI TIME shed door on the west side of Entargar Pork Chops » 1.69 Beef Patties »*» 2.29 MINUTE RIB END COUNTRY SYTLE CHUCK STEAK USOA CHOICE the building A $100 floor NEW.. MAID Spareribs » 1.49 CENTER CUT FIRST CUT hydraulic car jack was HYORADE GRILLMASTER . 1K Shoulder Steak » 2.49 stolen from this room and a Kk peopt* wttti ORANQE $-|3» ¿S& $^19 WHITE ROSE small budgets and JUICE Chicken Franks .89 Sauerkraut «. .39 pickaxe taken and used to V i-gal. 119 tear off a lock on an east side cont. ★ Fresh Sum m er Produce ★ 1 WITH THIS COUPON AND ADDITIONAL door of an adjoining build PURCHASE OP -7.SO ON MOPS. ing Now you can have lamed Bettrier »upon good Sun., July 1* thru Sat., July 1S, S W E E T C Q C Quality at a very aMordaWe puce1 >St. Limit on« coupon par shopping family. CANTALOUPES PEACHES M a r ty S h e r i d a . a And the new Beseiet 87CPen(a Amy Divine and Guy Savino, reporting for Cable 3, flank Edward Doyle, HMDC commissioner, and former Kearny councilman and Mayor Henry Hill of Kearny. Tliis is how the headquarters will look. Father William Reilly of Sacred Heart Catholic Church looks on as Assemblyman Chris Jackman, president of the assembly; Joseph LiFante,chairman of the HMDC, U.S. Sen. A host of state, county and mental. Visitors Center will mental Center is a symbol Sports Authority as part of a Scardino. Jr.. Executive William Bradley and Gov. Brendan Byrne spade up earth at the environment ceremony. local officials Monday include permanent offices that efforts will be in long standing agreement re Director of the HMDC said watched Governor Brendan for the Hackensack tensified to restore the lating to environmental ap The project is situated Need A Car? Need A Truck? Byrne. I S Senator Bill Meadowlands Development landscape and that "It is our provals for the construction overlooking a broad expanse Bradley and HMDC officials Commission We do more commitment that we will of Giants Stadium of wetland with the Jersey RENT A CHEVY ANY WEEK DA Y break ground for a multi-use than break ground for a cease polluting the air, land City, New York City skyline Environmental Education building today, said HMDC and water We are grateful to the in the background 9 a .m . to 5 p .m . or 5 p .m . to 9 a .m . Chairman Joseph A The project, located on the Sports Authority and its Coupled with the center Center on the site of an old 9c a mile landfill l^eFante. "we point the way eastern face of the Bergen Chairman William Hyland will be a visitors center for + Tax into the future LeFante County landfill, is funded in and its Executive Director both the Environmental The S5 million environ pledged that the Environ part by $14 million from the Bob M ulcahy.' Anthony Center and DeKorte State Park. The Center represents a commitment and a pledge to N orthern New Jersey Tool Show the people of New Jersey that we will build a magnifi NC'Jf Jersey area manufac Jersey. Connecticut, and Meadowlands Hilton Hotel H Schaffer, Robert H cent park in the heart of turing engineers and ex eastern New York and Pen will offer three half-day Schaffer & Associates. Urban New Jersey. " said ecutives will examine new nsylvania are expected to at technical*sessions and three Stamford. Connecticut. This LeFante, and this commit machinery and methods for tend the show, according to day-long workshops Topics workshop is aimed at help ment will truely make the higher productivity at the • Bill Hilty. SME's Managing will include robot applica ing operating managers de Meadowlands an ideal place Society of Manufacturing Director of Expositions tions. new productivity in velop expertise in mastering for citizens to live, work and Engineers' Northern New I>ocal New Jersey com novations, metalworking the managerial and human play ' Jersey Tool & Manufactur panies which will have large fluids and lubricants, the sides of productivity im ing Engineering Conference exhibits include Sigman management side of produc provement and Exposition, September Machinery. Inc.. Carlstadt tivity. soldering technology Thursday. Sept 10 (morn 9-11. 1931 The three-day Triplex Machine Tool Corp . and computer graphics ing session) — New Innova Tool Show will be held at the Westwood Wallace SME has announced the tions for Productivity Im Meadowlands Arena, E Machine Tool Co.. Inc., following conference pro provement” - Chairperson: Rutherford. New Jersey, Teterboro; Simplex gram: Ron Searles, Marketing while the concurrent con M achinery Corp. Wednesday. Sept 9 (morn Manager. R&L Welding Co.. ference program will take Hackensack; and Yuasa In ing session» — "Real Wold Inc., Northborough. place at the Meadowlands ternational. Carlstadt Robot Applicationa" Massachusetts Hilton Hotel in Secaucus, Exposition hours at the Chairperson: Tom Stefanik, Thursday, Sept 10 — about one mile from the Meadowlands Arena will be Eastern Regional Manager, Workshop "Soldering Arena from 12 00 noon until 9:00 ASEA. Inc.. W'hite Plains, Technology " - Conducted by The Tool Show will feature p m on Wednesday and New York Joseph A Sylvester, Presi more than 100 exhibitors de Thursday, September 9-10, Wednesday, Sept 9 — dent, Omni Training Corp., monstrating the latest ad and from 10 00 a.m. until WorkshopL The Manage Covina, California This in vances in machinery and 4:00 p.m. on Friday, Sep ment Side of Productivity tensive workshop is designed metalworking equipment tember 11 Improvement: Getting More to teach technical and prac More than 5,000 manufactur The concurrent con From What You're Paying tical aspects of hand and i f ing engineers from New ference program at the For” - Conducted by Robert wave soldering. Friday. Sept 11 (morning session) — "Metalworking Fluids and Lubricants'' & y o u r Chairperson: Arthur J. A ssets Surpass Licursi, Executive Vice President. Luscon Industries wedding guide Corporation, East Haven, Connecticut • $109 M illion M ark! nvi m r \i\ >i e > t / Friday, Sept. 11 — ACCESSORIES l-MAN BAND ? Workshop Computer JOHN'S DISCOUNT Frank Mottola ? Graphics A Management PARTY STORE Experienced entertainer y Overview” - Conducted by Getting Married ' who performs at alPtypes * Harmon A Thompson, Ex of affairs. Weddings. / STATEM ENT OF CONDITION Do it with a discount ecutive Vice President, CAM 2 Carlton Ave Graduations & Birthday 1 TECCON, Inc.. Sherman J U N E 30, 1981 Hast Rutherford Parties, etc. y Oaks, California 460-0278 call 438-6810. § ASSETS For complete Conference T K A V Il (TMKRPIHES | First Mortgage Loans $ 97,336,090.41 f MAGIC CARPET BARBARAS BRIDAL and Exposition details, con BOUTIQUE Having A Shower ' 7 tact the Public Relations Other Loans ...... 1,736,190.54 ! TRAVELS 849.000 00 | 326 Hackensack St Professional Wedding Wishing Well & Shower Umbrella £ D epartm ent, Society of Federal Home Loan Bank Stock for hire — also Bridal accessories J i Carlstadt. N J Co-ordinators Manufacturing Engineers, Cash and Government Bonds 7,609,310.16 133 Kearny Ave nng pillow, money or card bag. y Office Buildings and Equipment 928.985.03 I 933-0282 hand made ft One SME Drive, P.O. Box [ Xu service lees Kearny 930, Dearborn. Michigan Prepayment of F S L I C 158,056.14 f Complete travel service 997-6880 Call Terry 997-0230 < 43 128 Other Assets 1,340,734 39 PHOTO^R APHERS Total Assets $109,958,366 67 } Free to Future Brides’ LYNWOOD Balloon Bouquets and( [ $10 00 gift certificate plus bridal PHOTOGRAPHERS Decor fo^all occasions . ' f buok V 996-4800 or see us in person King 104 Ridge Road Member Savings $ 97,825.116 66 Lvndhurst. N J 80A Centre Street F Tours, 108 Ridge Rd No Arl- Loans in Process 841,250.00 933-1133 Nut ley - 667-3707 , ( I ington N J Escrow Payments by Borrowers 1,023,265 82 CATERERS I W I T V r iO Y S Other Liabilities 3.068,436.07 b CONTINENTAL TRAVEL GARDEN Borrowed Money ...... —0 { AGENCY • Wedding Invitations DELI & LIQUORS Reserves 7,200.298.12 [ Travel is <>ur business • Social Printing Providing the finest buffet ALCHl SPRINTING catering we deliver ■1 Total Liabilities and Reserves $109,958,366.67 s 238 Sim \esant Ave ” 939-2950 L Lvndhurst. N J 5 Glen Rd . Rutherford 935-4606 418 Page Ave . Lyndhurst ( I 438-8300 Small & Large Puns Free parking ENTERTAIN MEVF OFFICERS DIRECTORS yGIBBSTRAVEL AGENCY THOMAS 1 MAN BAND ( Herbert Hoexter. Chairman of the Board HORACE F BANTA , A WILLIAM REIDEL S Honeymoon & Vacation PRINTING Alfred J. Paolint, Vice-Chairman of the Board JOSEPH V BLOCHER G USTA VE T R U C K ER T , J R I planning The finest selection of Wed Keyboards & Vocals All ^ Theodore L Van Dam. President EDWARD GUENTHER ALBERT F SCHOLTZ JR i Xu ticket charge lor re ding Invitations m the area kinds of parties for further ‘ Eugene Zabransky. Vice-President ROBERT K HARTMANN JO H N R S P E IC H , J R J servations 313 Union Ave. information call { Gregg B Van Dam. Vice-President & Secretary HERBERT HOEXTER JOHN TUCCI V 1 Ridge Road Alan J Competieilo. Vice-President & Treasurer T H E O D O R E H M EN G E L T H E O D O R E L VAN DAM Rutherford N.J. 772-2737 RENT-A-F0RD A L F R E D J PAOLINI Lvndhurst 939-2100 Nelson Fiordalisj. Vice-President EUGENE ZABRANSKY 939-0509 from Elaine J ScudiHo, Assistant Vice-President H JURISTS j m u j t s I lk A iL L S e e d s , Dorothy V Tracy. Assistant Secretary ADVISORY BOARD VARI JEWELERS INC. James J. Del Papa. Assistant treasurer THE COLONY PARK PHIL S LUGGAGE lÆ à fâ Ê M L Little Ferry Office Raymond Bares Wedding Supplies Bradford WiHcox. Assistant Vice-President. i , KLORIST 4 LEATHER GOODS I Charles Ulz <( When you think of Specialists Manager Wiliams Arenue Office PASQUÍN Elizabeth Glogowski. Assistant Vice-President. Josep h Zabransky ilouvrs. think of us" Immediate Delivery Maywood Office Ruth Blakely Van has it all 40 Ridge road < Manager Maywood Office 1 238 Paterson Ave. North Arlington Pamela Link, Assistant Secretary. Manager Little Ferry Office E Grant Layton 12 Ridge Road Hackensack Office Joseph C Zisa 1 > East Rutherford 998-0307 ' Ellen Cottins. Assistant Secretary. Manager Hackensack Office North Arlington East Rutherford Office Harold Paretti <» 935-7668 R 0 U T E 1 7 Eleanor Crawford. Assistant Secretary WEMMM r C A k O i DECORATORS I Gregory Condal. Assistant Secretary A T T O R N E Y * I SINCERELY YOURS RUTHERFORD Kathleen Mason. Manager. East Rutherford Office MAZUR S BAKERY K&C CURTAIN SHOP < W inne. Banta ft Ri*zi 327 Union Ave 323 Ridge Rd 29 Park Ave.. Rutherford i 9 3 5 - 2 4 0 0 j Rutherford. N.J. Lvndhurst. N.J Bedspreads Drapes Cur { 935-1530 Specializing in Tier Wed tains - Custom Made • Got a truck job that I ¡-lowers & (rifts For All ding Cakes We suggest an 935-7177 needs doing? appointment Hours Mon-Sat to 6 ' Moving furniture, Call 438-5168 Hairs. tFri. to »P.M. , hauling supplies, POUFUrSAVMGS RATALS etc.? We can give and Loan Association {1 KEARNY FLORIST LVNDHURST Since 1934 ( you a hand with a H A SBRO UCK HEIGHTS ^ 1 Prompt Service & Delivery CHAIR RENTAL OTTOS Ford truck to meet HASBROUCK HEIGHTS LITTLE FERRY 181 Boulevard 201 Wilhams Avenue i | For any occasion Tables $2 & up DECORATORS your needs. 100 Washington Avenue 288-3960 288-5820 641-6755 j 257 Kearny Ave Chairs 5ii cents Early American Furmturt ( . Kearny Free Delivery 575 Ridge Road. Highway 17 i • Low, Low Rates — MAYWOOO HACKENSACK EAST RUTHERFORD 25 West Pleasant Avenue 355V* Essex Street E5LE V 991-1873 Xo order too small No. Arlington, N.J. 07082 ( Includes Insurance. 134 Park Ai/enue 939-2642 Ml-4116-4 843-5530 487-4944 933-6668 THURSDAY, JULY 16,1981 —3. Lyndhurst Juniors Paint The Town Red The Lyndhurst Juniors joined by Mr. McAtarian still missing in Vietnam? cars, etc. Wear one to show our 50th year of service to and the Township of Lyn from the Americans for the There have been over 400 your support and concern our community and nation dhurst have joined forces in Return of American live sightings of these men Juniors will be out soon with than in an effort to bring an effort to cover Lyndhurst Servicemen from Vietnam, and many have been seen on cards for you to sign that will these men home,' asked with, red ribbons. Rose Commissioner Evelyn slave labor gangs. Haven't go to Congressmen, Senators Mrs. Guterl as the Juniors Marie Guterl, President of Pezzolla, Rick Pizzuti from these men suffered enough! and to President Reagen. began tying the ribbons the Lyndhurst Juniors and the Parks Department and Support them and men along Ridge Road For more Mayor Joseph Carucci members of the Juniors. Join with the Juniors in the. and tell everyone — We want information contact any opened the campaign by ty Red Badge of Courage Cam our men home NOW' Junior or call 939-3370 ing the first red ribbons at Did you know 2,500 paign now Display a red rib the town hall. They were American servicemen are bon on your home, trees. "What better way to begin Thank you for caring Steinacker U rges W C W Stam p Bergen County Freeholder niwprsarvniversary of hiehis birth,hirth the ___...... this work, he uses the given the world a better un would be. a fitting tribute to a Joan Steinacker supports a country would be honoring perience of life in a New derstanding and apprecia Bergen County native who movement to have the U.S. one of the most creative and Jersey city to voice his feel tion of the American way of hits made all people proud Postal System issue a com outstanding citizens to come ings on the duty of the poet. life. A commemorative they are Americans, memorative stamp honoring out of the state of New Freeholder Steinacker stamp of this true American Freeholder Steinacker said Members of the Lyndhurst Junior Women's Gub gather around a tree as the familiar red poet-physician William Jersey, " Freeholder continued. As winner of the ribbon, directing attention to American prisoners who may still be alive in Vietnam, is tied. Carlos Williams (1333-1963. Steinacker said Pulitzer Prize of poetry in Safely Program For Ree Left to right: Rose Marie Guteil, president, Barbara Karkert, Rosemarie Breslin and on the 100th anniversary of Besides writing over 600 1963. Dr Williams practiced Frank McAtarian, director for the Tri-State Area Red Ribbon Red Badge of Courage Cam- his birthday, September 17, poems during his lifetime. medicine throughout his Detective Sergeant formed children about bicy paign. Photo by John Hedy 1933 Williams' work includes literary career caring for Richard Magnani of the cle and automobile safety “As a lifelong resident of M arina B oats A re B urglarized Patrolman Michael Burke several plays, an opera Carlstadt Police Depart I also explained the correct the Borough of Rutherford. over a million and a half pa Three boats docked at the that a tool box valued at liberetto, short stories, nov ment presented a Safety way to use fire alarms, re reported that tools, a CB William Carlos Williams is. els and a book of essays One tients and delivering over Faorite Marina on Carlton about $500 was stolen from Program for children in the port crimes, telephone radio, a radio telephone, an considered one of the most of his most important pieces 2000 babies into a world he Avenue in East Rutherford his boat Breonte said the loved so well. Carlstadt Recreation Pro police, and handle auto direction finder, and a important and original of work was a five-volume were burglarized Friday box was locked in the cabin gram and made approx strangers. Magnani said battery charger were miss American poets of the twen i urge the Postmaster with approximately $2500 when stolen im pressionistic, imately 50 youngsters junior Children had the op ing from his boat after the tieth century By issuing a General to carefully review worth of equipment stolen Burke said that no in philosophical poem entitled police. portunity to ask questions as burglary' was reported commemorative stamp Paterson, which took over the contributions of William from one of the boats formation was available on Detective Magnani in- Magnani lectured on safety Another boat owner, Sal honoring the 100th an- five years to complete. 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Peter and Barbara, and two grandchildren, Peter Rocco and Michelle Ann Ferriero. all of Lyndhurst J e f f r e y S e s t l T i o F re e la n c e Photographer Com mere taM ndustn al Portfolios Portraits Father Martin Silver, Moderator, and Louise Stack, Pr« ident. • Weddings - Affairs Color Slides 736-1813 / 736-1593 St. Michael’s English Rosary Society recently celebrated their 15th An B a n t a m niversary. Mrs. Louise Stack, President of the Society, had invited all past Presidents and their boards to help celebrate the happy occasion. All past B o w l i n g Presidents and most of their executive board members attended. Founder, Rutherford children ages Monsignor Anthony Bogdziewicz (now in another parish) was unable to at 3-14 may register for Ban tend but send a letter of congratulation to the present Moderator, Father tam Bowling. This six week Martin Silver, and all Rosarians. program includes ^ insurance StoTC A Mass was celebrated in St. Michael’s Church at which Mrs. Aldonna transportation to and from the bowling alley, shoe ren Pilas crowned The Blessed Mother. Her Lady-in-Waiting was Mrs. Loretta tal, bowling two games, in Kiczek. Following services a social hour and buffet was held in the old struction, and a hot dog and church hall. Y O U R INSURANCE coke The bus leaves from f YOUR INSURANCE Top Row: (left to right) Mrs. Elizabeth Golowski (5th Pres.), Mrs. Lucille Memorial Park at 9:45 a.m. S T O R E _ STORE Marsch (4th P re s .), Mrs. Rose Moskal (6th P res.), Mrs. Victoria She mans ki and returns at 12 25 p.m. (7th P re s.). SEATED: (left to right) Mrs. Jean Wilczyinski (1st P re s .), Mrs. There is a $15 fee for this WHY NOT HAVE US GO OVER YOUR program which began July Louise Stack (8th P re s.), Mrs. Millie DeMarco (3rd P re s.), and 2nd Presi INSURANCE PROGRAM dent was Jane Sluka, now deceased. 10 Registration is at the Recreation Office on the IT COULD MEAN A SAVINGS TO YOU IN lower level of Borough Hall. PREMIUM AS W ELL AS BETTER COVERAGE D em ocrats To H old Platform H earings AUTO . HOMEOWNERS • COMMERCIAL James M aloney. 22.1981 4 p.m.-7:30 p.m.). the Party Platform, he ex ments in writing to the Tlie delegates to the con MORTGAGE INSURANCE - IRA TAX DEFERMENTS Chairman of the Democratic The three hearing will be plained “Democrats attend Chairman of the Resolutions vention will meet on Wed ASK ABOUT IT NOW State Committee and constructed by the members ing the hearing will be Committee, 240 W State St., nesday, September 9. 1981 to Richard Van ty'agner. of the Resolution Committee scheduled on a first ocme Suite 1523, Trenton, New adopt the Democratic Party Chairman of the Democratic of the 1981 Platform Conven first scheduled basis. It is Jersey 08608. " Platform. Savino Agency Platform Resolutions Com tion; Assemblyman Richard perferable, when possible, mittee, today anounced a Van Wagner, Chairman: that Sharon Harrington. "Alert Insurance S e r v ic e " schedule of Public Hearings. Raymond Durkin, Essex Policy Director for the 251 Ridge Road Lyndhurst, N .J. The Hearings will be held on County Democratic Democratic State Commit tee, be contacted before the a regional basis for the Chairman; Assemblyman 4 3 8 - 3 1 2 0 prupose of accepting state M artin Herman of date of the hearing and ad ments and proposed resolu Gloucester County; Senator vised of persons wishing to Some people say that greyhounds have tions to develop the 1981 Wynona Lipman of Essex testify. Participants should the best eyesight of any breed of dog Democratic Platform County; and Sheila O’Leary. be sure to submit several Tlie hearing schedule in Sussex County Democratic copies of their statement or the Northern Regions is as State Committee woman resolution for distribution to follows: Van Wagner explained the Resolutions Commit Northern Region Seton that additional hearings will tee.'’ Hall Law School. 1111 be conducted if necessary “TTiose who cannot attend Raymond Boulevard. In describing the format for a hearing, ‘ he added, "can Newark, New Jersey. 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For the early readers of this column there will be sheer determination on the part of Michael Spino of Dom Sinopoli, Victor Tamaro, Carlascio, Guzzo Upon graduation Spino entered Syracuse Universi time to catch the pair of twin-bills scheduled for Lyndhurst who was named head cross-country coch Zelinsky and Spino The latter, only a junior, led the ty and during his collegiate career the Lyndhurst tonight. Wednesday In the first game, at 7 00 p m . at Georgia Tech last week. It all started during the team in scoring with 249 points, an average of 14.7 greyhound set records in both the one-mile and two- Comic Strip pays Ridgehurst NAPA and Rutherford 1950-1960 basketball season at Lyndhurst High when points per gam e. Spino also won the foul shooting mile events. Spino was one of three former Lyn Sporting Goods battle Voza s Garage In the second as a sophomore Spino was selected on the varsity trophy when he converted 64.4% of his foul attempts. dhurst High milers to go on to stardom at Syracuse game, scheduled to start at 8:00 p.m.. King's Court squad by Coach Harold Buck" Brown. Spino didn't Tbe highlight of the season was the return game The first was Eugene Parker who graduated L.H.S. plays Berardi Checks and Kappe Electric opposes expect to see much varsity action because of th against Paterson Eastside. The Ghosts whipped the in 1950 and Patrick Hynes who followed Spino as the Three Acre Grill epresence of such talented and experienced Golden B ears by 24 points in the first engagement but Golden Bear miler. It is really basketball at its best performers like Rich Pezzolla. Pat Mariano. Tom in the second gam e Lyndhurst was a surprise four- Spino has been living in California and while there Longo. John Porada, Jim Franchina. Joe Fierro, Lou point victor a t 65 to 61. has authored five books on the mental and physical IS LYNDHURST LOSING JIM CORINO? - While Carlascio, Mike Zelinsky, LeRoy Kirchner. Richie During the outdoor track season of ’61 Spino really aspects of sports. Knowing him from his days in Lit these typewriter keys are knocking out this column Allan and Ed Guzzo began to blossom. He set an all-time record at the tle League through a standout high school and col leaving Richmond, Virginia is Lyndhurst High Spino gained much experience in just scrimmaging lege career we can say that Michael Spino will de School's athletic director and basketball coach Jim with that star-studded quintet That Golden Bear edi velop runners at Georgia Tech come September Corino The latter spent three days at the Lmversitv tion was the best at L.H.S. with a 19 and 4 record. Hawk’s Cornei of Richmond where he has been offered the assistant TTiat’s the team which upset powerful Passaic to win OUTDOOR BASKETBALL HEATING UP IN defensive basketball coaching position the Passaic Valley Conference Jamboree Cham -By Walter “Ha’ 'k ;vRowe_ LYNDHURST — Summer outdoor basketball took It all began two weeks ago Russ Goetz who played pionship That team routed Hasbrouck Heights 77 to Passaic Valley Conference Meet when he won the hold in the inner cities years ago and down the shore at Passaic High School back in the early 1960s and 59 in the Bergen Jamboree before losing to mile run in 4 :41 That same season Spino posted a area in the past decade The game has now gone big- went on to play under BUI Foster at Rutgers resignec Ridgewood in the semi-finals. 59 to 52 In the Group 4 30 mile against superior opposition coming in sixth time in the suburbs and one of the red-hot areas is at as coach of the University of Richmond After his col III state tournament the Blue & Gold eliminated in the Eastern National Championships at Randall s the William Landells Memorial Complex in Lyn legiate days Goetz became Foster's assistant and Demarest of Hoboken 57 to 54 but were sent to the Island in New York Another outstanding performer dhurst. Through the efforts of School Trustee Frank followed Foster during tenures at Utah and Duke It sidelines by the eventual state champion Englewood that season was Gary Rinaldi who ran a 1 59 6 in the Vuono, Frank Herrmann. J r and George Schifano was at Duke where Goetz met his wife, daughter of by a score of 59 to 53 half-mile against Passaic. That 1 59 6 was the best and eight area merchants a league is in operation Dick Groat, the former Duke athlete who starred m In the springtim e of 1960 Spino answered the call time ever by a Bear half-miler. In the conference every Wednesday night when four games are played two major sports, baseball with the Pittsburgh for outdoor track aspirants Tliat team was also meet Rinaldi set a record in the event with his 2:00.6 The eight franchises'in the Lyndhurst Summer Pirates and in N B A basketball talent-laden with such performers as Albie Blohm. timing League are held by the Comic Strip. Kappe Electric. It was while Foster was at Duke when Goetz was Lou Chicco. Richie Nowel. Mike Tirone. Keith Then cam e the best out of Michael Spino Lyn Berardi s Checks. King's dourt. Rutherford Sporting offered the Richmond job three years ago The Willoughby. Gary Rinaldi. Ted Machinski. Anthony dhurst did not have a cross-country team but every Goods. Ridgehurst NAPA. Voza's G arage and Three University of Richmond, with a 14.000 seat capacity * ■Chuck" DiStaulo. Tony Biasucci, Jim Laurita. Pete fall afternoon Spino was out practicing and finally Acre Grill in its coliseum, is going big time and has a top-notch Christ, Paul Jasinski, Henry Hudak, Don Collabella, convinced Athletic Director Brown to allow him to Thus far the gam es have been exciting The Comic schedule awaiting the 1931-32 season After (ioetz re Joe Pegnato and Richie Picardo. Willoughby was re enter special events And Spino delivered like a Strip quintet were the pre-season favorites and signed the job was giving to Dick Tarrant, the former turning m iler an event Spino tried out for Before the champion and before the season drew to a close possess a 3-0 record but two of those games were Passaic High and Clifton High mentor who was serv season was over the distance medley relay team of Spino won the Bergen County Meet, placed second in hard fought victories Two weeks ago the Comic Strip in*.* as Goetz assistant Spino, Rinaldi, Pegnato and Willoughby took second the NJSIAA State Meet, finished second in the had to go two overtimes to down the Rutherford Although it is reported that there are some 40 appli place in the prestigious Twin Boro Relays at Hudson County C.Y.O Meet and third in the Seton Sporting Goods 51 to 49 In that game former Boston cants for the assistant coach job Corino is not one of Hasbrouck Heights. Hall Spiked Shoe Meet. In the Passaic Valley Con College captain Jim Sweeney tallied 27 points for them It was a telephone call Tarrant made to his old Zelinsky was the only letterman returning fo» ference Meet at Garrett Mountain course Spino won Comic Strip while former Queen of Peace star Brian fnend. Mickey Corcoran, the athletic director at basketball for the '60-'61 season. A rebuilding seasor going away, establishing a new record for the two St. Leger scored 20 points for Rutherford Sporting Northern Highlands High School Tarrant asked Goods. Corcoran if there was any defensive-minded coach R o c k e t This past week Comic Strip edged Voza s Garage who could fill the bill at the University of Richmond by a score of 53 to 51 It took a 20-foot fadaway Thus, the three-day visit came up as Corcoran is high J a m b o r e e jumper with three seconds left by Sweeney to pull out on Corino s coaching abilities the victory. Following Sweeney's goal the Voza five If Corino decides to make his fling into college The Bergen Count) 4-H “Our on the inbound pass had former L.H.S star Bob coaching it will be a big loss for Lyndhurst Corino Fair will host a Rocket Jam McCafferty fire a court length pass which whistled replaced the retired Harold Buck Brown as boree as part of both the re athletic director and has done a highly commendable i * * gular member exhibits and through the net but unfortunately time had run out Sleei job. His basketball teams have began to jell in recent !tt< as a special public event for Both John M cGarry and Sweeney hit for 21 while those so interested The Schifano tallied 17. years with sectional championships capped this past model rockets built by mem Kappe Electric is another strong entry and are 3-0 season by a championship of the American Division bers will be on exhibit from at this writing. The team has a height advantage and of the Bergen County Scholastic league — a first Friday. July 17. to Saturday. used it in victories over Voza s Garage and Berardi s ever July 13. at Overpeck County Checks George Barutis, a returning letterman at Park in I^eonia L H.S.. had 25 points in the victory over Voza's while On Saturday. July 18. teammate Mark DeMartino added 16. The Kappa ag WE DON’T SCU WE VE GOT AIL THE gregation controlled the boards in handing Berardi s HONDAS there will be a Rocket Shoot, Th«y Ml TUMRUlm HARO T0-GET MODELS beginning at 2 p.m.. gov Checks its first loss of the season. 43 to 37 Strong re I bounding by Ray Bums. Tom Johnson and Barusits ONE TEST DRIVE erned by the rules of the Na- NO ONE tional Association of proved too much for Berardi s. Standing out in defeat TELLS IT ALL! Rocketry, in which flight was Kevin Toomey, the former Ramapo College star, BEATS categories will be judged who scored 14 Berardi s came back to stop OUR DEALS I Chairman for the event is Ridgehurst NAPA with Frank Herrmann and Mrs Marion Hill, of Lyn Toomey combing for 30 points while former Golden dhurst. . . . WITH SAFETY FOR THEIR SAVINGS Bear John Czarnecki netting 15 for NAPA. For further information on King's Court, who lost only to strong Comic Strip, HONDA and PERSONAL, FRIENDLY SERVICE! both this event and the in took the measure to Ridgehurst NAPA Jerry teresting sport itself, contact IKTWUtion^ 1980 H0N0A DEMOS Brignola with 15 and Bloomfield College bound Bob T here’s M ore for You At the Bergen County 4-H Of THE PRICE IS RIGHT Herrmann had 14 were outstanding for the winners HONDA ficeat (2011 646-2981 South B ergen Savings: In another game Rutherford Sporting Goods won 6608 KENNEDY BLVD COR 67th South Bergen Savings has a Liquidity Ratio (cash and securities, of the United i '.i over Three Acre Grill 50 to 33 St I^g er scored 17 for States Government) of three times the requirement of Federal and State Supervisory F re s h p eas s h o u ld squeak the winners while Steve Prince, the standout point WEST NEW YORK . 868 9500 Authorities when the pods are rubbed to guard on the champion L.H.S. quintet two seasons South Bergen Savings has a Reserve Rat.o higher than twice that required by gether. Store them unshelled back, had 15 for the Acres Federal and State Supervisory Authorities in your refrigerator. South Bergen Savings has no borrowed money South Bergen Savings has no Real Estate Owned as a result of foreclosure proceed ings on delinquent loan accounts. WEVE • Exciting afternoon racing. South Bergen Savings has a management team of officers, directors and staff con STEAMERS CLAMS • Gourmet dining in fine restaurants sisting of people from the Bergen County area, with many years of professional education, training, and experience in the management, supervision, and operation of LIVE MAINE LOBSTERS 1 Picnic area beside the racetrack. savings and loan associations EOT 1 Unique Boardwalk' with Clam Bar South Bergen Savings IS regularly under audit by an independent firm of certified public accountants and by Federal and New Jersey State Supervisory Authorities 3-Steamed LOBSTERS and Cocktail Lounge • crab cake Come—Save With WIHMIME sandwiches, deli style franks and $ 1 0 . 0 0 much, much more These are just a few of WAYS our winning ways. SOUTH BERGEN TLC LOBSTER Senior Citizens daily $1.25 Grandstand • $2 25 Clubhouse 224 STUYVESANT AVE., AT Discount Ticket Books at Admissions Office LYNDHURST 1st Race 1:30 S A V IN G S „ 438-4425 MASTERCARD ESLiC NO AGE LIMIT AND LOAN ASSOCIATION M 0 H M 0 U T H For Group rates call 201/222-5100. SHRIMP Parking in Rear FILET 250 VALLEY BOULEVARD. WOOD RIOSE. N I J » 3400 Thoroughbred racing daily except Sundays 20 WILLOW STREET. EAST RUTHERFORD. NJ. *»S5M I I PARK Oceanport. N.J • Garden St. Pkwy Exit 105 FOR * b r < ¿ A ^ _ ^ ■ ¡ F U L L RIVERSIDE^ 1 4 4 PASSAIC AVE., KEARNY • 998-7400 » s 14 —THl'RSDAV. JULY iS, 1981 H a w k R o w e Summer League Opens i nntinih'd tn>m ! i’ AND FROM THE HAWK'S NOTEBOOK — And what about that Rutherford Babe Ruth 16-13 team0 At this For Softball League writing the team is 15-0-1 and on Saturday evening practically elim inated Woodcliff Lake by an 8 to 0 By Domenick Giancaspro Carlstadt. Thursday. July 16 Frontin Plumbing score Once again Bob Walton fired a shutout, hold The Carlstadt Senior Girls at 7:30 p.m. Managed by Lisa Bishop; ing the second place team to four hits. Earlier in the Softball All Star Team will 3 North Arlington vs 3rd Garb's Gals - Managed week the team whipped Pa ramus 9 to 1 with John be participating in a Five Carlstadt at Carlstadt Mon by Paul Garbarini. Sr 4th Coughlin picking up the win with a three-inning relief Town Summer Tournament, day. July 20. at 7 30 p.m. Bar San - Managed by Paul consisting of Carlstadt. Lyn Rasmus; 5th P'ire Dept appearance Highlights of the game were back to 4. Carlstadt vs Clifton at dhurst. Kearny. North Arl Managed by Ed Sahaghian; back triples by Jamie Manning and Mark Maiorano Clifton. Tuesday. July 21 at ington and Clifton The Girls 6th United Jersey Bombers and a three-bagger by John Ziedler plus a two-run 6 30p.m. representing Carlstadt are 5 Carlstadt vs North Arl Managed by Les Stagg: 7th single by Walton A third victory of the week was a 5 Barbara Smith. Patti Dario. ington at North Arlington. Hienzleman & Sons to 1 conquest of Teaneck in which Paul Kelly gained Terri Dano. Claudia Sachs. Thursday. July 23 at 7 30 Managed by Eileen Duffy; his fourth mound success with relief help from Man Katnna Van Deussen. Karen p.m. and 3th Ritchie Brothers ning and Walton The tno held Teaneck to three hits Bishop. Denise Cahill. Chris 6 Lyndhurst vs Carlstadt M inaged by Laura Barone and fanned 11 with Maiorano blasting three hits in Ursprusch. Colleen at Carlstadt. Monday. July The league was directed the triumph Fitzpat rick . Sharon 27at 7.3&p m this year by Les Stagg Lyndhurst s Dennis Astrella stays in the baseball Fitzpatrick. Nancy Barra. 7 Carlstadt vs. Kearny at President. Joe Schettino. news Playing in the Met League with the Saddle Gail Stagg. l.aurie Harder. Kearny. Tuesday. July 28 at Vice President and Sam Brook Colonials Astrella blasted a three-run homer Pat Lurczyrski and Donna 6 30p.m. Montagno. Treasurer Rohrman The Carlstadt Please show support by to whip the Wayne Athletics. 3 to 5 In a game against 3 Gifton vs Carlstadt at Team will be managed by coming KB AND Elmwood Park the tilt was scoreless in the sixth in Carlstadt. Wednesday. July Domenick Giancaspro and 29 at 7:30 p.m. WAYCHING THE GIRLS rung when Astrella singled home two runs as the Cosmos cheerleaders »1» will face township officials in benefit softball game Aug. 4 in Lyn- Coached by Lisa Bishop. All Carlstadt games will PLAY They are a great Colonials went on to a 5 to 0 verdict Wallington s durst. Paul Rasmus and Sandra be played at the Carlstadt bunch Steve Bohnarczyk had a seventh inning double to Smith Little league Field THE FIRST GAME TO chase two runners home In other Met League action The following is the The Final Standing in the BE PLAYED IN Lyndhurst s Ai Trank had a double and triple and Carlstadt Schedule Carlstadt Senior Girls CARLSTADT ON Rutherford s Mighty Mite Steve Dembowski hit a Annual Benefit Game: 1 Carlstadt vs Lyndhurst Softball league for 1931 is THURSDAY. JULY 16 WILL home run but all was for naught as the Clifton at Lyndhurst. Tues . July 14 1st Carlstadt Wine & Li BE T E L E V IS E D ON Phillies beat the Moonachie Braves. 5 to 4 at 3 pm quors - Managed by MEADOWLANDS CABLE. In Suburban League play Wallington s Bob 2 Keamv vs. Carlstadt at Domenick Giancaspro: 2nd CHANNEL3 Pietrowitz fired a two-hitter against Hackensack but Officials Vs. C heerleaders that exhibition also went for naught as Wallington The Lyndhurst Municipal tht* Nut ley All Stars from the hopes to continue to provide dropped a 2 to 0 decision The Rutherford American Tennis Becomes Threat Softball League's annual Fast Pitch Recreation recreation for young adults I^egion team cam e up with a 5 to 1 upset win over benefit game is scheduled league of Nutley. under the for the township Residents strong Park Ridge I^efty Bill Brooks gave up five for Tuesday. August 4 It will leadership of Steve and Tony of Lyndhurst and surround hits, fanned six and walked one in gaining the hill be a double header which Vertola. versus the All Stars ing communities usually To Eyes, W arns Society verdict This column erred last week when we stated will pit the Mayor and the from the Lyndhurst make this softball double that Brooks pitched for St Mary's. Brooks attends Board of Commissioners, Municipal Softball League header a complete success Rutherford High School and pitched junior-varsity the Town Clerk. Chief of The Lyndhurst Municipal The date is Tuesday. With over 40 million dramatically reduces the The issuing of these re ball this past season The big blow in R utherfords Police. Fire Chief, and a Softball League is headed bv August 4. at Breslin Field in Americans actively nsk of eye injuries in sports commendations was a first conquest of P3rk Ridge was a two-run triple by Mike host of volunteers of our the president. Pat Carucci Lyndhurst Donation for participating in racquet play If players wore eye step in an accelerated na DiMeola in the sixth inning which capped a five-run municipal government, and Commissioners Ray adults will be S2 and for sports such as tennis, sqiash protection and were careful tionwide Society campaign inning against the Cosmos Mathews. Walter Molloy. children of grammar school and racquetball. there is a in observing good court to alert players to the Cheerleaders growing threat to sight dangers to eyesight posed by Also in Legion circles Lyndhurst remains at the and Pal C a c a c i e The age SI All tickets will be manners and rules of the The second game will have League is in its 43th year and available at the field onlv The New Jersey Society of gam e.' contended Mr racquet sports An NSPB heels of Wood-Ridge by scomg a pair of triumphs Prevent Blindness, an Af Sullivan, "eye injuries in Sports Eye Safety Advisory Kevin Meehan picked up his fourth victory as he filiate of the National Socie racquet sports could be Committee has been or pitched the Bullets to a 5 to 3 win over Dumont Rich ty. reports that these games eliminated by 90 percent ganized to investigate the in Jaruec s two-run single oped a 5-1 gap in the second now are the leading cause of "Most players wear no jury problem further, to ad inning Lyndhurst went on to conquer Lodi 12 to 4 sports-related eye injuries in protection at all or only re vise on directions and to help with Mike Pollio having three runs batted in to go adults Racquet sports ac gular eye glasses. Mr implement policies with three singles. Charlie •No-Hit’' Hill went the count for more than one in Sullivan said Sports ev e pro The Committee is made up distance on te mound every three cases of sports tectors and industrial of ophthalmologists, other North Arlington also won a pair in American eye damage in the 25-64 age quality safety glasses with physicians concerned with l-egion ball John Lennon had five nbbies and Tom group Currently, there are prescription lenses can be the sports injury problem, Hurley went four for five and was the winning pitcher close to 2.000 such accidents •obtained through many eye and representatives of ma as North Arlington outlasted Secaucus. 16 to 11 Len each year More than 4.200 doctors or opticians Those jor racquet sports organiza tions and leading school non then followed with a four-hitter as North Arl Americans of all ages suffer people who don't require athletic associations ington routed Lodi. 11 to 0 eye injuries annually during corrective lenses may also these activities obtain sports eye protectors For a free copy of the A real thriller took place at Lyndhurst s Little from sporting good stores "Eye Protection Recom league Complex last Friday night when the Lyn As you take to the courts and racquet clubs mendations for Racquet dhurst Nationals nipped East Rutherford. 2 to 1 this year, advised Frank E Sports Players, send a Scott Ryder, who pitched for Russ Matera s Scardino Sullivan. Chairman of the "Various types of sports stamped, self addressed Enterprises nine during the regular season, had a New Jersey Society, and eye protectors are currently business-size envelope to the route-going three hitter in which he struck out 10 and President of Mutual Benefit available." he said, but we New Jersey Society to Pre exhibited excellent control with nary a base on balls Life Insurance Company. still have too little statistical vent Blindness. 303 George Russ Ciffo had two hits, a rbi and came in on passed Keep your eyes open to base for evaluating their ef Street. New Brunswick. New ball possible injury and even vis fectiveness The Society Jersey 03901 The Rutherford American Leaguers had easier go Augie Lio, left, and Carmine Bilotti, Cable 3 regulars, show they know a pretty girts when ion impairment — protect and other constiuent or The National Society, they see one. Scene was at luncheon given to publicize the HambieIonian. the big race conv ing in its District V' Little League tournament victory your eyes gamzations and manufac established in 1903. is the ing 14) at the Meadowlands. Girl is bunny Debbie. No teephone number, folks. over the Lodi Americans, winning 17 to 1 Leading A ball propelled by a rac turers are currently working oldest voluntary health the slaughter was Greg Formisano. who went four quet gains speeds of up to 125 on these standards Until agency engaged in eye miles an hour, he added health and safety programs for five, with a pair of doubles Bill Arendt hurled a they have been completed, In the confined space of a the Society offers Interim through public and pro neat three-hitter playing court the chances of Eye Protection Recommen fessional education, com Sean Rooney pitched a no-hitter as Rutherford beat The Counts Com er being hit are compounded dations for Racquet Sports munity service and re Garfield A m ericans 4 to 2 in the Little League —9-10 The horsemen are chasing The use of eye protection Plavers. search year old tourney Rooney struck out 12 and walked quietly As an example, let's lost complete touch since he the meagbucks in earnest at review the Wilson In 1977 four in pitching his masterpiece. The tie breaker and sold the Chicago White Sox the Meadowlands these the first one carried a purse On a recent occasion, he winning runs were scored in the fifth inning on a dou days The megabucks are of $230,000 In 1973. it re treated fifty aspiring young Fourth Of July Celebration ble by Rooner and singles by Frank Scalchi and races with huge purses ached $431,250 In 1979 it took baseball players, working Shawn Kelly The latter went two for three but was A $1 million number is a big leap to $362,750 and last out in 90-degree weather, to the losing pitcher as Rutherford bowed to Carlstadt, coming up tomorrow night year it hit its peak. a round of ice cream Defied Inclement Weather 3 to 1 Mike Fitzpatrick tossed a five-hitter for the A near S2 million one Aug 3 $2,011 000 former heavyweight champ Commissioner James M John Schneider: 50 yard Sack races - John winners and finally the $300,000 The purse is going to come Floyd Patterson went to Guida. director of the Lyn dash - Susanne Johnson; 50 Schneider: Pam Bradley: Hambletonian. the season s Also in the 9-10 Little League tournament Lyn close to $2 million for the Dover recently to lend a dhurst Parks Department yard dash - Christopher Pam Schreckenstein; Mike closer Aug 3 dhurst won a pair Lyndhurst setback Rutherford 16 fifth annual Aug 3 Woodrow hand in launching a fund and Richard Pizzuti. Blake; 100 yard dash - Geary to 10 taking advantage of 10 errors. Mike Sabato had Wilson. Joe is making a raising campaign on behalf Melissa Fata. 100 yard dash The big purse season ac Chairman of the Fourth of Horse shoe pitching con two hits and winning pitcher Joe Henderson had two slight change this year TT)e of the Dover Youth Center - J J/Rosado 100 yard dash tually got its start July 2 July Committee are pleased test - Dominick Fagone nbbys and two singles In the sec9nd game Lyn when the New Jersey consolation dash is going to to announce that in spite of Dana Tesauro; 100 yard be worth $300,000 In the past dhurst whipped Garfield Nationals 7 to 3 as Mike Classic, a S365.000 for horses inclement weather on Satur dash - Joe Garretson ; Three Egg tossing contest John year it was considerably B a r - B - Q u e DiNardo and Sabato had two hits each sired in the state, was con day. July 4th. the following legged race - Michelle Horvath & Mike DelRosso less activities were still held and Scarpon & Mariann Antico; Ricky Sommes of Rutherford had a great offensive tested There were a number Tickets Now Volleyball tournament output in the 16 to 10 loss to Lyndhurst as he cracked of hundred granders and But the change is for the the winners were Susanne Johnson & Maria better It gives another 12 John Harvath. Mike out a single and a pair of doubles some hundred and fifty gran Del Roso; Dina DeLuca & DelRosso: Jane Gowe. Judy horsemen, who fail to A v a i l a b l e 50 yard dash - Kristie ders before it But the latter, Nancy Jurczak: Robyn Go we: Chris Gowe. Fran Becton Regional s John Rotolo reached the finals qualify for the fina1. a Warzecha; 50 yard dash - while considerably larger Gough & Monica Petrocelli. Bonczkowski. of the Garfield Varsity Club wrestling tournament chance at some cash It's an Tickets are now available where he lost to Dave Mead of East Brunswick in the purses than at other tracks, for the annual Chicken Bar- are now considered ordinary excellent idea since owners 134-pound division by a 3I>second pin Lisa Rafac of have to ante up quite a bit to B-Que Dinner sponsored by at the East Rutherford punt the Bergen County 4-H Wallington won the deep-sea fishing pool with a catch ing parlor be eligible for the race of a fluke on the Oasis out of Atlantic Highlands The owners are asked to leaders Association This There's no question that year's dinner will take place At Monmouth P ark Trainer Bob Crupi. filling in for ante up payments such as behind every big sports at Overpeck County Park. his dad. Jim Crupi. put over a couple of winners last event is Mr. Fan After all. if nominating fee of $1,000. a second payment of $1,500 Leonia. on Friday evening. week. On Thursday in the fourth race Crupi-trained Mr Fan didn't show up who July 17. from 5 to 3 p m Paddock Paula won and paid $10 20 for a deuce with would pay the freight But. March 15. a sustaining in stallment of $2,000 Apnl 15 Events after dinner for the the 1-5-3 trifecta paving a wopping $1.436 30 On in the case of the and a final $3,000 payment entertainment of those in Saturday. Crupi-trained Miss Carol R paid $3 30 in Meadowlands millionaire terested will be an Attack extravaganzas, a large May 15 The track adds the first race and the 5-1 daily double paid $33.30 $300,000 to the poi Dog Demonstration, the pre Brian St. Leger. the All-County courster out of measure of the credit goes to sentation of the Outstandig Joe Defrank. the Big M s The same method applies Queen of Peace, put the finishing touches to a great 4-H'ers for 1981-32 and an ap racing secretary to the Meadowlands Pace athletic career by participating in the annual and Hambletonian Defrank pearance by the Tri-County When Defrank came to the Bagpipe Band Bergen Hudson All-Star game. In the game played at knew what he was talking Meadowlands he started Tickets for the dinner are Ridgefield High the Hudsons won for the 10th con about plotting the big money $4.50 for adults and $3.00 for secutive time, downing the Bergemtes, 84 to 71 St. races. "We II have a million The events have brought universal recognition to the children under 12 years of Leger tallied 15 points in a losing cause. dollar race here and in the age. Reservations may be Catrina and Richard Poindexter of Rutherford re not too distant future, he Meadowlands. once a sorry sight of marshlands made through the Bergen ached the final round of the Mother-Son district com said during the track's first 4-H Office. Community year in 1976 petition in the seventh annual Equitable Family Ten Services Building. 327 Defrank had some critics. ETC — Don't be surprised nis Challenge at the Tiger Racquet Club in Harmon Ridgewood Avenue, Some thought he was talking if Bill Veeck makes another Cove. Gloria and Tom Carter of RiverVale won in Paramus. 07652. attention; through his hat Something comeback as an owner of a straight sets, 6-1 and 6-0 . The winners begin sectional Mrs. Audrey Nemetz. that could never happen. baseball team The man who play in August with the sectional champions playing Checks should be made out Defrank nev'er wears a hat. brought special promotion Ttara* Fiwral« ptnUM ot Rslkertortf Chumfeer M C m e r e a d o w W Ike Mr in the nationals at the U S Open on September 9 to; "Bergen County 4-H Joe went about his job gimmicry to baseball hasn't I t e m s Printing Co. pmcMa a Itapeed bike to Rmc DeSorona wtanpr flf the A w tag at through the 13. —Rowe Leaders Association ** the then. TUlUSDAV, JLI.Y 16. 1981 —15 workers, farmers, for exam N o tice Fo r Your M ental Health pie Residents of “ sunbelt” In accordance with the From The Carrier Foun disliked his parents, states are more vulnerable drift along. “dealt him so poor a hand to the sun’s damaging rays provpsions of the New especially his father The have a cigarette lighter in dation But there was more there This is not to say that all of his hand I paid little atten OF HEALTH than are those who live Jersey Open Public Meet father was a construction farther north By Martin Weinapple, than just helpless aimless the boy's resentmemt was tion to this until the session ings Act more specifically worker, uneducated, a heavy ness TTiere was anger, in necesarily justified Despite what many b*> Years of overexposure M.D. when John first began to talk may lead to a condition NJSA 10 4-9 (b >, the drinker He spent little time tense anger, although one Nevertheless, the fact was lieve, the sun s health bene Carlstadt-East Rutherford at home and had little to do about hs father. As he began fits are almost nil The only called solar keratoses, which (This column is from would never be able to tell that he did have this rage, to refer to the father and as real b en efit o f tan n in g , bf‘ in some cases can become Regional Board of Education with John or with the other Tlie Carrier Foundation, this from the boy s brief, and had not had either the he began to vent his anger in sides a psychological feeling malignant Symptoms are ir is causing the publication of three chidren. When I met of well-being, is absorpt ion regular red. scaly patches on flat, toneless responses in opportunity nor the capabili a loud voice, the hand in this subsequent notice of an a psychiatric facility. In- with the mother several of vitamin D And most exposed areas of the body, our early therapy sessions ty to verbalize and express emergent Special Meeting quiries should be ad weeks later, in a therapy which he held the ligther Americans get all the vita usually the hands and face It was only as the therapy it It is a truism in Although painless, they may that was held on Monday dressed to The Carrier session. I learned from her began automaticaly to flick min D they need from their was well along that the boy psychiatry that when strong diet. lead to skin cancer If you -June 29. in the Board Con Foundation, Belle Meade. about the difficult life she it on. hold it lighted for a began to open up. that his emotions are repressed, while, .shut it off. flick it on have such symptoms, see a N .J. 08502.1 had been leading, and how doctor Only a doctor can ference Room and Sch<»ol anger began to come out they do not stay repressed, again, off and on Then as One of the cases I worked worn out she was from battl properly diagnose and treat Library, said Special Meet And one could see that this but emerge in some dis the discussion moved on to solar keratoses. with some time back was ing with her husband, and ing being ,m emergent one in was quite a surprise to him guised or substitute form, another subject, this activity Doctors sometimes use a that of a 14-year-old boy wt*) from raising four children in that a delay for th*' purpose too He had not been aware that is, as a symptom The with the lighter stopped and prescription drug cream or had been apprehended set near poverty There was an solution. developed by of providing adequate notice that he had had this anger in symptom may come out as he placed it back in his ting fire to a vacant tene air of defeat about her and I him. or that he was capable neurotic anxiety or Hoffmann LaRoche Inc, would have likely resulted in pocket. that is often prescribed with ment building that was due could see that she could ’d- siib stanti.il h arm to the of voicing it, especially depression; or as a The connection between good results for people who to be demolished This boy barely muster enough Two groups most likol anger directed at his psychosomatic disorder anger and fire was not uni have solar keratoses public interest to u it an in — let us call him John — had strength to keep her own self parents. It frightened him at such as headaches, digestive be harmed by the sun Solar keratoses is a prob foreseeable second meeting que in John s case The same light complexioned p«>< made his way into the build going, let alone have enough first when the anger came ailments, cardiovascular ill lem that you may be able to on the aliove date was con connection is seen frequent and those whose professi prevent by tak-ng the sun in ing through a basement door to devote to the emotional ness, asthma and others (X ducted lor the purpose i,t .<1 out — it was an emotion he ly in cases of fire-setting by require them to spend m moderation. Too much sun someone had left unlocked nurturing of her children. hours out of doo was accustomed to seeing it may take the form of de children However, this is now m ay spell tro u b le in lowing the Citizens .,1 'tie It was about 10 o’clock at John was not an unin fishermen. construct the years ahead come out of his father and viant behavior — fire- not exclusively the case Carlsta.it Hast Rutherford night and a passerby, smell telligent boy One could see mother, but not out of setting. stealing, alcohol Fire-setting in children may Regional School District ing smoke, called the police. that in talking to him This himself But after some abuse, drug abuse In John's also be evidence of a much vole* - their opinions as •;,* John was caught running was also borne out in reports case it took the form of fire- time, he became comfortble deeper pathology, one which Jew elry Stolen From R eside n e e continuing of the Ye.. away from the building from his teachers and from with it and expressed it quite setting. although there was the court social worker But we may possibly discuss in a K.O T C program it: -he After being processed freely. also present an underlying An undetermined amount future column that entry « a s gained In Henfy P Beet on Region., through juvenile court. John this spark of intelligence had He was angry with his state of depression <-f jewelry was stolen Wrd burglars forcing an High School Take turne' was remanded for little opportunity to develop father for having ignored While the connection nesdav when a residential aluminum screen on the first notice th.it said subsequent psychiatric treatment in an atmosphere of conflict and neglected him He felt between John's anger ;md home on Lincoln Place in and frustration, and in the floor B u rg la r- th»-n ip meeting was limited to *hc In our first therapy his father had deprived him his fire-setting tendency was Hast Rutherford u.i- absence of guidance, en pH rent I > entered a bedroom .itx'Ve m atter session. I found John to be of many things other boys quite evident, on a burglari/ed sullen, uncommunicative couragement and authority and ransacked a dresser, its NK HOI VS P\l'\ had — not only clothing and theoretical basis, the boy The owner. Councilman and withdrawn; it was dif from his parents. Under drawers, and jewelrv boxes Board Secretarv possessions, but affection, himself demonstrated it in a Richard DeLaura. reported ficult to get him to talk these circumstances, it was love, closeness He was an way that was quite tlial a total of 1H rings and However, after several not too surprising that he DeLaura said the home gry at his mother (whether dramatic Although he was various jewelry were stolen sessions he began to respond was not doing well at school, If tapes or cords on Vene was apparently burglarized justifiably or not i for having only 14 and a half years of bv thieves Approximately to gentle, sympathetic ques that his attendance was been an ineffective, for not tian blinds become spotted, ! * 'tween 8 .'{() A M ad 2 JO age. he had been smoking or you want to change th** £50 in cash, two pens, and tioning It was evident that poor, that he ws a frequent having made up to him what for several months, and P M Photos were taken b> 1 color, you can buy complete ■ in autom atic pistol wore this was a frightened boy. discipline problem and that he had been missing from there was never a time, even kits of new tapes and cords Detective Joseph Mien also stolen g not a criminal; that he did his lifestyle — whatever his father And he was angry throughout the therapy at your hardware store Kurt Ik* r investigation will be <>n investigation. 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M Div and of the bride the Misses Deacon John Walsh, uncle of liesley and Andrea Checki of the groom, officiating at the Ridgewood and Miss l-iurie four o'clock ceremony, also Rapisardi of Nutle> a.id the participated in by James sisters of the bridegroom. and Edward Checki. cousins of the bnde Miss Sharon Walsh of Upper The bnde is the daughter Montclair Bridal attendants of Mr and Mrs Rocco Rago all were gowned in the same manner as the maid <.f honor of Ridgewood formerly of and carried cascades of <,r Lyndhurst and the bride groom is the son of Mr and chids and F^nglish ivy Mrs Edward Walsh of Up Brian Walsh served his per Montclair brother as best man and The bride was given in ushers were Michael mamage by her father She Camevalo. Robert Ciampi. wore a gown of ivory Frederick Cunlon and FJigligh net appliqued with Raymond Tomo cameo re-embroidered Alen- After a reception at Apple con lace and seed pearls It Ridge Countr> Club Mr and Mrs. Gordon Smith Mahwah. immediately Mrs. Robert J. Beggs was styled with high throated illusion yoke and following the ceremony the couple left fi>r a honeymoon Jean M arie Linke Bride ended with a chapel train Bride's U ncle O fficiates Her silk veil was gathered at at Paradise Island Bahamas Mrs. Gary Walsh O f Gordon M ichael Sm ith the crown and finished with A t Botcen- Beggs N uptials flowers and she carried a Th*> bride, a. graduate of Jean Marie Linke and l-acordaire Academy. Upper Patty Cooke and Cheryl cascade of white delphinium Gordon Michael Smith were Joyce L Bowen and were Florence Amato. Montclair and Grinn Strunck Robert J Beggs were mar and roses, pink sweethearts married on Fn June 5 at St Michelle Agen and Nancy College. Iowa, is emplo\ed The best man was the ried in Grace Church. Broad Joseph's Church in East Windfuhr Kimberly Beggs L a u r i e A n n groom s brother. Steve Rutherford Street. Newark, on Satur was flowergirl in an off Smith Ushers were Marty day July 11 white gown with apricot W e i g h s I n The double ring McGrath and Paul Scott The ceremony was sash Mr ,md Mrs Kdward candlelight ceremony was Mrs Smith is a graduate performed at half past four Keith Mercoun of Cassid> of Lyndhurst an performed by the Rev of Henry P Becton Regional by Father George Bowen, Carlstadt served as best o l Michael Judge. O F M High School and Montclair nounce the arriv al their uncle of the bnde She is the man with Robert Casale A WEDDING STORY State College She is an ad second child Laurie Ann A reception followed at daughter of Police Captain Charles Routar and James June 24 at Clara Maass vertising copywriter with and Mrs Charles S Bowen FROM BEGINNING TO END. The Sheraton Heights in Windfuhr ushenng Hospital. Belleville The Gaylords National Corp in of Carlstadt The bride Hasbrouck Heights A reception for 150 guests twb> weighed in at 7 pounds Secaucus groom is the son of Mr and Williams Photography The bnde is the daughter was held at George's 4 ounces She joins a sister Her husband is a graduate Mrs FYank Beggs of Mr and Mrs Otto A Restaurant Moonachie Shannon M arie It; months of Queen of Peace High Linke of C arlstadt The The bride, given in mar before the couple left for a old School and Glassboro State groom is the son of Mr and nage by her father, wore a honeymoon in Hawaii They College He is a technical The childrens mother. white gown with scoop will make their home in Diane, is the daughter of Mrs Elmer Smith of sales representative with Pomona. N Y neckline heavily bordered Saddle Brook Rexnord. Inc in Pa ramus Josephine and the late with lace and a tulle veil Mrs Beggs. the bride Joseph Florio The bride was given in Following a honeymoon in edged with matching lace graduated from Becton mamage by her father Her San Francisco and Mon Hazel Murphy is the girls She earned a teardrop bou Regional High School and maid of honor was Cathy terey. California, the couple paternal grandmother quet of white roses and other Taylor Business Institute Orlando Bridesmaids were now resides in Carlstadt bridal flowers tied with Paramus. and is an ex apneot streamers to match ecutive assistant with Roval M aria M astrangello the apricot gowns of her Silk. Ltd . Clifton bndal attendants Mr Beggs also an alum Soprano •Soloist Maid of honor was Jane nus of Becton Regional, is Locarro while bndesmaids with Cheval Construction The Rutherford Communi Dvorak. Belle of the Ball" ty Band will present zi\ even by Leroy Anderson. The K aren Zierold ing of music and song on Penny Whistle Song by Thursday July 16 at 3 P M I-eroy Anderson. French W pds K eith Trevor sharp, in Lincoln Park Band National Defile March by Karen Joann Zierold Stephen Barbieri and Robert S h e l l . P a r k A v e J S Seredy and other fast daughter of Mr and Mrs Zierold Rutherford, under the direc moving marches Roy M. Zierold of Wallington The bnde is employed as a non of Raymond L Heller The highlight of the even was m arried recently to Customer Service Represen Quality In its 3rd concert of Lie ing will be the appearance of Keith Frederick Trevor, son tative with Tektronix. Inc Summer series, the Band guest soloist, soprano Mana of Mr and Mrs Frederick Woodbridge The groom, will play a varied selection Mastrangello. who will be E Trevor of Rutherford graduated from DeVry remembered for her pre Robin VS oldan served as Institute of Technology, is no longer just for vious fine performances matron of honor. Kathleen employed as an Electronics vnth the Band Miss ftirbien and Arlene Stoltz Technician also with Mastrangello trained at the were bndesmaids Tektronix the wealthy. Julliard and Manhattan After a wedding trip to the Wayne Purdy served as Schools of Music. The Focónos, the couple is resid- Metropolitan Opera Studio best man. Ushes were ing in Woodbridge and the Academy of Dramatic .Arts. New York, as well as in Rome. Italy, un THE der a Fulbright Grant She recently performed with the Family Opera tn Lnion City as Leonora in P O T m i s E Verdi s La Fortza Del Destino and Puccini s Madama Butterfly as Madama Butterfly iCio- a Cio-San i For this concert. 1 1 / I V Miss Mastrangello will sing : _ _ 2 ■ ^ J ---- V Bolero 'Sipilian Vespers' Maria Mastrangello by G Verdi, and selections from My Fair Lady by I * “ • of music including Finale Frederick Loewe and Alan I S E A G R A M 7 1 7 5 lit e r from The New World Sym J Lemer. transcribed by $ 1 1 . 9 9 I DEWARS WHITE LABEL phony by Anton Dvorak. Robert Russell Bennett 1 lit e r $ 1 0 . 9 9 Wait Disney Overture" by BACCARDI SILVER The Rutherford Depart I 1 7 5 lit e r Frank Erickson. Thunder $ 1 1 . 8 9 ment of Recreation sponsors FLEISCHMANN'S ROYAL VODKA 80 and Lightning Polka by the Band and invites you to I 1 7 5 lit e r $ 8 . 9 9 Johann Strauss. French FINLANDIA 80 PROOF attend this concert on your I 7 5 0 m l. $ 6 . 9 9 Festival by Glenn Osser. lawn chair or blanket Rain & Mrs. Keith Trevar Slavonic Dances by Anton I date will be Monday. July 20 F e s t i v a l St. M ichael's L eisure C itizens I H urley- Fry TAYLOR CALIFORNIA CELLARS CHABLIS 3 lit e r G r a d u a t e s 6> John Maske «6-2300 $ 5 . 9 9 I BOLLA SOAVE At a recent dinner party St Michael s Leisure Senior Citizen discount 7 5 0 m l. $ 3 . 4 9 cartk and list of participat I F0L0NARILAMBRUSC0 Mr and Mrs Joseph Hurley From G ordon Citizens Club, met July 3th 1 5 lit e r $ 3 . 9 9 of North Arlington an with President Chester ing stores are available at MATEUS ROSE Deborah Anne Barnwell, I 7 5 0 m l, nounced the engagement of the Parks Dept on $ 3 . 4 9 daughter of Mr and Mrs Gutkowski presiding July their daughter Joan Hurley Cleveland Ave I N»w l SEBASTIANI LIGHT COUNTRY WHITE 1 .5 lit e r John Barnwell, from Wayne, birthdays and anniversanes $ 4 . 4 9 to Ensign Mark D Fry. son were announced and mem A matinee is planned for REAL SANGRIA formerly of Rutherford, I 1 .5 lit e r $ 3 . 9 9 of Mr and Mrs James A bers joined in singing Happy the Malt Disney On Ice at GALLO VARIETALS Fry of Kearny, and Beach graduated from Gordon Birthday and Sto Lat the Meadowlands Arena on I College. Wenham. Chinin IIoik vFnnth Colombord#Sauvignon Blanc Haven Miss Hurley Thursday. July 23. 1 30 p m . 1.5 liter $ 3 . 9 9 Massachusetts, on May 23 Tickets are still on sale for I graduated from Queen of Nou must supply your own BLUE NUN LIEBFRAUMILCH She was one*of nearly two (Air picnic to be held on July I 1 .5 lit e r $ 6 . 4 9 Peace High School of North 28th at the County Park. transportation Activities for hundred students to received June w*re a day at the Arlington and Mountainside Lyndhurst Music and danc I BEER diplomas on this. Gordon s F*latzl Blauhaus. comedy hit Hospital School of Nursing in ing to the Shamrock Polka M ILLER LITE Montclair She is presently eighty-ninth commencement Never Too Late at the I 12 oz. can. cast $7.49 ceremony Deborah was Band all afternoon M 0LS0 N AIE « IEER • GOLDEN working as a registered Surmrut Suburban, the U S 12 oz. bottles cat« awarded a bachelor of arts Festivities commence at 12 I $ 1 0 . 9 9 nurse at Mountainside noon Army Band and Chorus at MICHE10B degree in English She was the Garden State Arts I 12 oz. bottles caw $ 9 . 9 9 Hospital An informative lecture graduated from Rutherford Center, and a trip to the Ensign Fry also graduated and a film was shown by I High School m 1976 Golden Nugget at Atlantic I IV /« U ll Purchase price I from Qjeen of Peace High Harold Rew and Rosaline • Yö%off City Many thanks to Rose I School and received a Senator Mark O Hatfield, Hunt of the Bergen County Muskal for her efforts for Bachelor of Science Degree a Republican from Oregon, Prosecutor s Office titled I from Fairleigh Dickinson these events L AN Y ftU A RTE R JO R_ V2 KEG! j was the commencement Crime W itness- Congratulations to L University in Rutherford. He speaker Dr Richard C Assistance regarding is currently attending Flight Cornelia and Benjamin ^ ...... __ ...J Halverson, chaplain of the senior citizens Crime vic ..... , ii aío n ftadaracco on their 50th wed .»s .is tD N -ms AJ*Ü A«t ' Sf • ** '41 iOuO*S »,»sO«uHS'O O Training School in United States Senate, de tims or witnesses in Bergen ding anniversary They were O M S .iTMdSt.,Mdg*w«od/447-4447 t a c w v . iio , . Pensacola. Florida A Sep live red the Friday evening County and who are in need tember wedding is planned presented with a cream cake baccalaureate address of assistance should call 0 1 4 7 D tg r o w A y * „ Î M i w c f c / ô t l - l J J ] (TA Compuv Co">e> liquor»! by the du b □ 41$ Val., (rook A*«, lyndhurit/f it* ui .n ih. st,00 5j,000,„s ( « —THURSDAY, JULY K. M l IS otes On Music N J Aluminum R u t h e r f o r d Tiilbrook is still in top By W Sacks ■*ln (^nntessence. the At The Playgrounds form His vocals are still as one cut D o t produced b> appealing as his songs But It seems that some of Roger Bec+unan and Oivis Recycling Sites by Kares Persak. The playgrounds were ter than average start in the that Arty three letter ward today s better groups are go Costeik) -we haw to settle Laara Biada. aad dosed on Thursday because summer sports competition art has creeped in to take a Reynolds Aluminum Bu~ger King. 963 Livingston ing through their White for Dave Edmunds here>ts a Jvrfy Herbert. Asst. of the ten-mile hike to Bear between the four Fields. tit erf a hoW here if I Think Recycling Company an- Ave Thurs . July 16. from Albun phase The Beatles snappy, nxempo ditty that Mountain Our hikers braved Wail lost to Memorial in I m Go Go was successful m nouiced its July schedule oi 9 30to 11 30a m after the critical acclaim re fits m well with the rest of TAMBLYN the heat and elements and Midget T-ball <10-7» This ¡ts minor chord antics, then mobtfe unit aluminum re Princeton, at Pnnceton ceived for Sgt Pepper s the album Dunng the first week of returned to Rutherford in was an all out battle to the F-Ho!d with minor cycling locations operating Shopping Center. N Har could hardly outdo playground competition. one piece last inrang. chords and orchestral mean And while I might prWer in New Jersey from the com nscn St . Tuesday. July 21 themselves so they put out Tamblyn. who finished lt .Arts and crafts for the Midget Softball was tied dering? aia Beatles might Someone Else s Bell to pany's recycling facilities m from 10 to 11 a m a double album that seemed point behind Washington last week were yo-yo projects, 5-5 until a forfeit gave work better ’ Not so Someone Else s Heart South Plainfield and Ramsey, at Interstate to be a syntheses of their pn> year, achieved sweet re lanyard chains, and decorat Memorial the win. and Of course on the other Tiilbrook over Difford Moonachie Shopping Center Route 17. gress but m reality was a venge by beating them in ing kites which were used for Senior Softball was played to nand Chns Difford pulling Messed Around. their low- At each location the com Thursday July 16. from 10 to great single a ¡bur”. five out of six contests our special event — the kite a 4-3 score with Memorial some of his Gumby \\>cals key rockabilly cut is more pany now pays 23 cents per 11 30 am The Cash, following m the On Monday morning we flying contest held on Fn once again coming out on re me m ber Koo! For than fine pound for all-aluminum Woodbndge at Macauley played midget T-ball and day top same tradition put rut Sarv Kats‘ on Heaven Vanity Fair might not beverae cans and other Can Plant. 435 Blair Rd won 14-4 Our big bats were M E M O R IA L It was not until Wednesday dimsta A good album but a. Whs'S works be the quintessence no pun ciean household aluminum Saturday. July 25. from 9 30 Rome Doiinski and Charlie by Katfey Svtpfcia that Wall Field started to not worth six sides Of Bu: nit picking aside. not intended of a Beaties products Reynokis also in a m to noon Huebner who had two Larry Wootlon show its true winning ways course there were record East S*òe Story ls stili a \er> style story song Ala vites individuals and or Reynolds aluminum re company politics involved, ganizations recycling homenats each John Ben This summer Memorial by completely dominating appeahng release Tempt Eleanor Rigby" • but cycling facilities are located ner also had a hot bat for Field is off to a roanng start Memorial Field in Midget but that s neither Sere nor ed. sung b> Paul Carrack Woman s World definitely aluminum at the scheduled at 92 M oonachie Ave •jiere collection points to donate our midgets The girls are m the summer ptaygrorod Kickbail (11-5* and Junior and Glenn with Motown makes ¡t Moonachie and 3300-C South finally putting it all together 1 I'rr. no; against length, the value of the alumimm to competition A great turnout Softball 15-0 > comic-rei’.ef' provided b> East S*de Story might be a Clinton Ave South Plain Last year they lost both and alot of spirit made "lino ;.tu This ^v.ew n the Nkiscuiar Dystrophy .As In the past Wall F^eld Evts Coste-lio. is a deceit of slight notch down from their field The Moonachie facility softball games to Memorial the team to beat fact lS ■t. Squeeze s Eas: sociation hasn't showed much in the f e r i n g S : o r y - 1 e i 11 n g -as: and best . but when put operates Tuesdays and Washington, but behind the at the annual 4th of July field Side Story An excellent Reynokis will station its winning column but with tw becomes interesting m in context, it still has to be Saturdays, from 9 am. to pitching of Sue Lancer they events We placed well in all album. :t still can t compete motile recycling units at the brand new counselors. Edie Labelled With Love a one of the better albums out 4 30 p m and on Thursdays, wen 22-8 Kathy Brady made the events, and when the '*itr. the:r ¡as: Argy Bargy following scheduled pay-stop pBuedo-country traged> today Squeeze this one into from 1 to 4 30 p m Reynolds several outstanding de points were totaled. Rossetu and Gary Nichols. locations dunng the month South Plainfield plant Wall Field is becoming a of July fenave plays at shortstop, Memorial came out on top operates Tuesday through while Kathy. Kim Bums. After sweeping the 4th of field to be reckoned with in Aberdeen, at Swarthmore Saturday from 9 a m to 4 30 the future Shopping Plaza. Route 34. Sophia Fort mat os. and Janet July contest. Memorial National Pilgrimage For p m D Esposito provided the Fn . July 10. 9 30 to 11 a m played host to a rejuvmated power at the plate WASHINGTON Cherry Hill, at Eilisberg Reynokis recy cles certain Wallfield team Memorial's In the afternoon, the Defending champions Shopping Center. Route 70 other aluminum items — in mighty midgets pulled cluding siding, gutters senior softball team won a through m a close game of T- Washington Field had a dif Sick And Handicapped and 41. behind McGroarty ficult time finding victory Liquor Store. Tues . July 28 storm doors and window close and exciting game. 3-2 ball Memorial won 10 to 7. Washington scored both over a tough Tamblyn Field Faitn anc hope are the two will be taker, to the baths passenger charter flight 11 to noon frames and lawn furniture with ho me runs by Ricky mam ingredients :>f the Na tubuig all of which must be their runs in the bottom of Waldron and Ricky The midgets started off on each day For those who are The rate includes air Dover, at Two Guvs. the wrong track by losing tional R^sa r. P: 1 g r. mage f or cut to lengths not exceeding the seventh They also had a Williams The midget abte tc participate, the Wa> transportation, hotels based Route 46 Fn . July 10 and their opening game 14-4 in T- the S«ck and Handicapped < the Cress. Processor of or. two-person occupancy of &. from 10 to noor. three feet, free of all non- runner on third with two outs softball team was also a win when Gus Boisits made a ball The Senior girls then Arjcr. ,eaves New V :-rk Sep- the Blessed Sacrament, the room with bath, all meals, Eatontown. at Rickels aluminum materials and ner this week Jasun Russel key play and nailed the m i siifered a lopsided 22-8 de •.emher IS- and returns Sep- aaily Biessing of the S*ck sightseeing as specified in Route 36. Fn . July 3 and 17 bundled separately from turned a key double play m ner at first Gus also tnpled feat despite outstanding tember T and Solemn Benediction will the itinerary, meetings, from 1130 to 1 p m akffrunum cans that game The Sr softball and had an RBI and Kevin performances by Sue This •*■’11 De the 2“ih an take piace transfe-s. tip's and Edison, at Menlo Park team squeezed by Wall in a Certain aluminum cast Fmnerty. our shortstop, had Frazier. Caroly Hetyey. and nua; p.:gr:mage and :ts Other highlights of the pti porterage Mali. Route 1. Thurs . July close 4-3 battle ings are also recyclable an RBI single and several Elizabeth Robinson each spintua. direct';r * be er, mage jiclude visits to the The ptignmage is operat 16 from 12 30 to 1 30 p m It has been a busy summer They include pots and pans great catches James Baf- having three hits Father Joseph P Allen. 0 P ed by the Catholic Travel Of for Memorial so far For Holy V : i 1 where St Neptune at Two Guys power lawnmower housings futo had the RBI game win- A the Dominican H>_se J. Bernadette was bom. the arts and crafts the kids have The senior boys lost a 3-2 fice m Washington. D C . on Shopping Center. Union and and barbecue gnils rang single in the seventh Studies at Catholic Vrjvers;- Locarde Mill. the Cachot " made wooden creatures, heartbreaker which seemed a non-profit basis Its Presi Third Ave . Fnday. July 17, Additional information ls On Tuesday . we journeyed t> here There ;? aaoed formerly a jail and where potholders. comb holders, to dim all hopes of finding dent. Sir John Hodgson. from9 30to 10 » a m available by calling toll-free to the Bronx Zoo Special ^jgmfcancc tc this tour for :t she li\ed at the time of the K.H S . points out that the in North Brunswick, at calico flowers, and the all victory The midgets then ts dedicated to Dominican »0 228-2525 thanks go to Kim. Sandra apparitions the Hospita. and dividual pilgrim cost 27 time favonte lanyard key proceeded to lose their next Sister Eileen I me Ids. a long Jill, and Cheryl because Chape! where St Bernadette years ago was $695 00 For chains The kids have also two games 25-8 in kickbail. time servant of the sick and M an C harged W ith A ssault without them the tnp would received her First Holy further information, write been busy with the tnps and a 7-1 defeat in softball in handicapped who died Oc A Brooklyn man found ly proached a man lying on the have never been the same which their lone score came Commurjon and the Parish Sir Join Hodgson. K HS They enjoyed going to Action tober of ast year Sister ing in the street Tuesday East Rutherford side of CXir midgets once again on a D a v id F r a z i e r Church Catholic Travel Office State Park, the Bronx Zoo. and Ei.eer. was we.i-knowr. for evening has been charged Route 20 and tried to help proved to be too tough for homenai The pilgrims return to 520 1019 19lh Street N W hiking i^> Bear Mountain this with assaulting a Caristadt him The man became Washington to handle They ner tireless efforts m behalf New York or Sept 27 after a Washington, however, did Washington. D C 20036 police officer, police said beat them 7-1 in softball •J. those participating m this farewell mass at the Grotto abusive police said and Next Week Memorial come up with a victory with started to walk away Tommy Prince Gina Gac annual pilgrimage Trained medical personnel, Robert Dana of 4912 11th faces last year s champs a 5-4 extra inrang win m boys Ban O n Liquor Neiison said he followed the cione. and Shawn Christians Pilgrims will leave by doctors, and nurses will ac Ave Brooklyn, was ar Washington Field Jixnor softball Craig Paskas charter f.gnt from. John F man. »ho appeared to be in proved the strong defense company the sick and nan- The East Rutherford raigned Tuesday and re WALL FIELD drove in the winning run toxicated. when he turned while Marcus Gaccione had Kemedy airport arr.vmg the dscapped and will be availa Council unanimously passed leased on COO bail, accord Wall Field got off to a bet with a two-out double next day Sept 21 mass and threw several punches a triple ble throughout the tour an ordinance prohibiting the ing to police will oe offered at the Grotto at him Nielson subdued the In the afternoon, the Ali-inclusive cost wiil be sa*e of hard liquor or Sun Patrolman Thomas S400 T aken In B reak-In A the Asoar.tions The sjck suspect and took him to the midgets wt*! in kickbail and $393 00 based or. a 250- days in the borough Nielson said that shortly East Rutherford police sta the juniors lost a tough Burglars made off with before 11 20 p m he ap Van Houten. who lives at tion and filed a complaint softball game 5-4 after nine $400 in cash and an un 32 Rose Street, left his house full innings of play The d eterm in ed am ount of Brian H onored at 2 p.m. and returned at midgets won 2^-5 and were jewelry from the home of about 3 30 p m to find his Brian Leo Muncnnski of list, a student must achieve led by .Andrew Mahoney who Robert Van Houten of East 522 Chase Ave Lyndhurst. dog running loose in the at least a slightly betten than had a grand slam and went 6 Rutherford. Tuesday after neighborhood and his home has made the honors list at B average for 6 noon police said broken into, police said L'psala College for outstand ing academic achievement Mwczmski. son of Helen dunng the spnng semester and Leo Munczmski. is a To qualify for the horn's sophomore The BEST in FOODS and LIQLORS HLETTEMANN’S !V> Delicatessen and Grocery % .f.v 226-226Vi Pataraon Avanua East Rutharford, N.J. Bailey’s ALL KIHOSOf GERMANSTYUBOLOOMA OVER 150 Johnnie Walker t D«n i f l c TaMc Irish Cream ITEMS Red Scotch L— ritil SmiiM«» TSOI* FfATUnePOPULAR SHAMDS Of M V C 3 3 0 16®^ 11" ON SALE S A V I M O {25/ Beers -Wines - Liquors Fleischmann’s Folonari Seagram’s 7 BEVERAGE (OOLEO fc* Mo4mi Gin Soave H ie 9 9 9 3 6 9 1 1 * ^ h a s GOffc SAVE 3^40 SAVE 1 J O Steve Ryder Gordon’s Almadén Bolla BvdaMno PROFESSIONAL Chablis Som Vdpoficcfa photography roto-inirrv; Vodka 1 n um 1 5 UTO Take one coconut. 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N.J. died Fri of Carlstadt, two brothers R e c e i v e s O b itu a r ie s 77. who died Thursdays Benjamin of Emerson, two day at Palisades General Francis of Union City and Hackensack Hospital daughters. Mrs Madeline Hospital North Bergen. N J Philip of West Milford, one Don Richm ond Mrs Dent was bom in Ita Huss of Bowie. Md.. and He was a plumber for Plum sister Florence Decker of ly and came to this country Mrs Concetta Morton of bers Local #14 of Lodi He l. PROFESSIONAL NURSING STAFF . AG£D REHABILITATION PROGRAM . CONVALESCENT PHYSICAL THERAPY . CHRONICALLY ILL THOMAS J. DIFFILY OXYGEN 4 FRACTURE EQUIPMENT .POSTOPERATIVE FUNERAL HOME, INC. - FUNERAL HOME SPECIAL DIETS iOHNT. DIFFILY, Manager 23 Park Place, Bloomfield rUNCRAL HOME j 425 RIDGE ROAD. LYNDHURST 19 LIN C O LN A VEN U E, R U T H ER FO R D , N .J. Louis J Steliato. j r 41 Ames Avenue, Rutherford OWNf*-MANAO«A 201-939-1050 438-4664 743-7772 Walter R. Calhoun, Owner Manager Phone 939-0098 Member of N.J. A American Nursing HometAssn A ssn K Professional Care in a Homelike Environmentnent HI V . « ic e , bxptrriencc, Dignity — J! » — THURSDAY. JU-V H. 1*1 L e t t e r s Cable C ritical O f Tow nship Law STÍUYKLERS SH O IU ' BF GIVEN TAX INCELNTTV'RS NOT TA_X P IN A lTIES :f ü~. •> S? fwud Datrort - s " :: >¿v-_c « r-a.d b> the 12*40 H A S). Socca-r ;Ck- „ rrw rje s th-V. *wvv A.M. 2 ¿ *,v ì v. ~:'- 200 Dnwng - _S * • s -a d , : i f r w 12 OC ESP’S * S portsT ** r»0 NOT H W E F IR E ' -X P * A Cu» C o niaci « a r a * 4 OC cn. STIvINXl ER> 'AST AliiT * r. the * x These CVc rvcreser.'. A — A '-'ÏV-V. 3 OC SportsCema-' ■*■00 SportaCamar 3 X Goff - 'r r • ■ r x MR. Focxbai a r c e w r.se : '• r* 4 X co^ t,kìi 1 Rac*ng • X A-jro Hk « 9 ti As à K 'fCSÂ. "k - ' X Soon»Cantar y~~jL.tr * sy'ftè^" »(PO Z O O lxW - . ves -Shi pr> ;t_r .--f.:-. '. >' r.-t '•>' e < t h e -k-ccvL U » -* ç.w H n u 9 X ESW t SoortjT** strie t: tr..s issues apnee rar9part<(w-lS7)pï1 5 OC Soor?*Can FOR WITH THE OUR “OPEN HOUSE” NORTH ARLINGTON 122 Page Ave . Lyndhurst C tz y o h fMiihr cape m excellent coftdittoa U m in m selling your home? Sunday 6 19 1 PM 4 PM sided. c#ntai«i«f Ihrraf room, kitchea wit* dinitg ana. 2 feedrooas. tile bat* p4vs rear enclosed porch all 0« 1st floor Call to itspect ASKING $76.900 1 ,M I j k j 11 THINKING OF SELLING YOUR HOME? WE HAVE QUALIFIED BUYERS EQUAL for Action HOUSING • OPEN 7 DAYS • OPPORTUNfTY WEEKDAYS TO SP V SATURDAY i SUNDAY TO 5 P V V£ VBE * Of 2 BOARDS Of ffLAi TOGS Roster Of Active Brokers Affiliated With TWO FAMILY WITH 515 Separate heat 2 car garage. Low taxes 185.900 O'HARA AGENCY CMLSTMT a n » RUTHB^ORO Ì7V79 I WITNEWOflD ►W^Ot-D A PARETI PRESTIA REALTY INC ■*CM Mac nensac k Street WALTER F SAPlNSKl ANNE BINGHAM 71 Park Ave Te< 438-0550 AGENCY REALTIES Tet 939-3912 452 Ridge Road AGENCY 56 on Ave □B GEORGE ZIMMERMANN Te< 438-6661 933 2213 rgrealty 151 Park Ave 335 Hackensac* Street Rutherford N J 07070 Te» 339-16’5 wiluAM A Black NEWER 2 FAMILY SAVINOAGENCY •06 Pa'K Avenue Tei 438-2533 This newer 2 family has 6 spacious rooms on 1st floor with 12°o FINANCING TO 251 Ridge Road QUALIFIED BUYER Te 438 2222 .aunnwmnww rr 4 oversized rooms on 2nd floor Basement boasts an ultra Tef 438-3121 CENTURY 21 mod 3 room apartment with separate entrance Has gas hot LYNDHURST CO*KXly-hillCREST realty JUSTIN REALTY CO JOSEPHC BARNET water 3 zoned heat SPACIOUS COt. OHI AL '15 Kearny Avenue 300 Onion Avenue ’50 Paterson Ave Asking $129.900 4 Bedrooms, plus rental in basement Fireplace In ground 99'-2300 jtuyve1 Tei 939-’500 935-6888 pool and much more Tel §39-1022 ' pRED P KURGAN ACREAGE ORANGETOWN. NEW YORK Approximately 21 NEW 2 FAMILY acres of land zoned for office and light industry Owner will LYNDHURST KURGAN ERGEN NC WALTERE GOERNER 616 2 Car Garage Separate utilities S I25.000 41 Pa-K Avenut hold mortgage for qualified buyer at 12% FRANK A VOLPE ’89 Hackensack Street ABBOTT &BREVER Te- 939-6200 Tel 939-2464 Call for full particulars $732.900 RENTALS 158 Summit Ave ~05 R age Road i_ATORRACA REALTY CORP LTHOMUtST ftciltTt« S ri *5 *~c imi street Lyndhurst. N J 07071 ALBERT GOR AB AGENCY Te 933-3333 Tei 933-8414 30 ParK Avenue 25’ Hackensack Street 705 Ridge Rd.. Lyndhurst T»i 935-7848 Tel 438-1133. 9 3 3 - 3 3 3 3 We need your apartment listings our list of waiting VINCENT AUTERl EllvVQOOS NEW i JEAN ROBERT REALTY 46 Cestnut St tenants grows and grows each day' 4'6 R ^ers de Ave 197 Valley Boulevard 933-0306 Tet 939-8000 Tel 939-2224 Offices in Franklin Lakes - Mahwah 0 CONNOR-McWULLEN Ramsey - Rodgewood Wyckoff AGENCY PRANK P MS' INC AUSTIN A REED 600 Ridge Roao 14 Ames Ave 96 Hackensack Street BOGLE iNC Tei 438-4421 Relocation Division - Ramsey 327-7773 300 Stuyvesant A*e 998-3600 Tel 933-6448 s a s . Te- 939-KT6 charles b swensen inc NAGEL AGENCY ’49 Chestnut Street . 219 Valley Bivd O HARA AGENCY Tei 935-4141 Wood-Ridge N J 07075 m SavinoAgency GiBBS AGENCY 132 R'dge Road Tei 438-3600 A b b o tt ' R-dge Roao Nortn Anmgton N J 07032 AW VAN WINKLE &C0 Te- 939-2100 T& 998-2916 2 Station Square HARVEY W YOUNG U | . S Ä E «8-3120-1 Tei 9390500 271 Vaiiey Bivd B re m e r VAN WINKLE & LIGGETT Wood-Ridge 07075 -IE’’OWN AGENC CENTURY 21 85 Orient Way Tpi 939-fl?on S a l t s Wayne k thomas reauTy Tei 9394343 Realtors Lymdkarst Tw family 114 Ridge Road ME ADO WL AND AGENCY Lovely compact two family home Three & half room apt North Arlington N J 07032 WALL1NGT0N Tei 998-0753 6 FranKim Place FENIX REAL ESTAIfc INC 0« first floor aad 3 room apt on the 2nd floor Excellent Ruthertord N J 07070 neighborhood only two blocks from busses, shopping, etc 60 Union Bivd RENTALSGALORE Tel 935-4487 Tel 472-5222 Two car garage To settle a« estate Ask about it now RENTALS Small farm with a compact multiple bedroom home on ft LYNDHURST - Studio apartment $275, h. h w included Meat as a pin Elderty owners of this unique home hate LYNDHURST - New office. 900 sq ft on Ridge Road, tendered much loving care on this house and garden $750 + Plums, peaches. Wuetemes, pears, corn, tomatoes are NORTH ARLINGTON - 5 rooms, heat & HW included $400, some of the lush produce It is centrally air conditioned wall to wall carpeting, air cond & refrigerator. The basement is finished into a love!/ paneled living area VS EAST RUTHERFORD - $375 plus heat & HW. House. 6 with a summer kitchen They will leave the state so they rooms - needs repair - good for handyman are sincere about selling ft will be worth your while to h o m eto w n J V tc m b ty to & y ® inquire Low mts rate possible !?E AlTOR* AGENCY r « Co/vy THE PERR0TTA AGENCY 1 37 RIDGE RD .LYND HURST We fy/ve a compact ranch with four bedrooms that is just OPEN 7 DAYS — EVENINGS DAILY TIL 9 P.M. begging for a new owner 939-2030 N o rth A rlington A three bedroom home is being offered for sale in an ex cellent residential section A good deal can be arranged R o n ta ls Rutherford We have an exceptional furnished three bedroom home in a W000 RI06E - Modern, spotless CONDOMINIUMS convenient residential section Two car garage It is being 7 Rms (4 Bedrms ) T i baths 2 oflered at 1625 per month Available immediately car |ir len t low taxes Owner F O R S A L E will take back nwrt at 13V («« I TAKE YOUR VACATION IN THE SPRING 1. INSTRICTIONS ■ - HU.l’ W W TtH Netice to prospective renier*: Any tenH edvortiood heroin for quelrBed reel reniai property may be sub ject to any febaAa or credit required by Sialo larve BELFKXE ACCORDMN ( N . J . S. S4 :4-4J et »oq. ). snow 5c-3'c ^ E a jc a to r Zk -~k ' :s g x c PSfVATI tESSOKS - s C s- ta :* V ss 500 Kearay toe. : H H I’WVVTH» PLearey. NJ V s * s^er3 ¿3S-56&3 991 zzn T>P'.ST-Bii.LER ko3 • =a= ' ' ve sANC * gwfes t x x t i e t v ng s**“ a c c - g e - a :e Mother of oae »ho lorn HLLP * V N T K I» se"T‘ane-r irrne^atç - 460- chttdrca will cart for jroar? teasowbk rates S'-AWPOO GiRt Saturday From The open a.r deck of a harbor cruise ship y s s ' C a K 9 M - 2 3 M Virginia Peninsula *>sitors can see the *orld 5 jr. » -nast -va-' Cœ - VAe'rjse largest s*iDtxjiidff»g facility ¡n \e»voort N'ewj. the world's -Ca 991-3926 latest n*»a' base ‘‘eer a: and tHe site of TWe C/»il 13 KKM KSTVTF »'ia' barr'e betivee-n the Monitor and the Merrimac TELLER :0UVE9 *^ELP - re-a ? K K N T \ I. LYHDHURSTOFFICÉ a 3 u * t * o r p i : 2e f a i Washington Savings -xrie:-'^rte — 11 a ^ tc 3 VORTH ARLI^TON — Fojr Bank ; «n a ^ ¡ n s"z :-ne ,’,a', ^x»^’ mo?'* a pa'trient Firs! *vx>r Rent A ca'ee* D-uding o ç y »si A AS’ *DU to "a*« S33C p o ^ t u r - t / i m m e d » a te plus s«jr)t> Va<:abie TTKinty jeroc-mVite rors aoa C a 1 ' ? 9 8 - 7 ? !0 prf «e^aö*v !,r**e. a^ent £ r i r * - * s V t»- a*r*' - - v CCCC'tun-t/. Teiler o r V d:«><<'• a -: :as- e' e«cer en:e ~ Nr-*>,V N r 1* ARLINGTON — FCr re'e- ’eo Sa af, £ 3- - - s '' »•ng '5 Room z c r r ~ e *surate * * :n t-fcs v.a apa'trem He pets Fy ’Tore :.s '5 j?e:e'«a3lì e*per-ence. E*ceJ’-ent te t : » . a:-¡e s f»_an n'D^aîion ca s 382-5163 S i’.-:* ir. i >c.- i>Zi’ e - : e : i ? t>e^e#'ts Ca 4or ao- rst^ efl PA ir'ÇOfi sf^e-îs ^-s*-£ r* D O ^ îm e n t. SOPRANO -g 4 ::"esK--3e':e WASHINGTON - 3 7 * Z>2 3 ‘. y . ä ¿Cpj- SAVINGS BANK SOLOIST 4 BesrDom 4&ase on lagoon .n 659-0013 ert. 57 ljric-ëra«atic. S^ug Hartîor TomsRrver H i Rutherford Chrck Call S325 per nee* Cali (201) '93-0198 SECRETUrr $250-1300 438-3569. Tees Fndaj. 10 A M to 4P M ~r.^r.£ A p r . Fee Pa Itfeal Berjee Cty Lac ’ Beacft ir.c 'A OyoaBtc 1 irrtrvfiH o r T A L E N T E D ? r for fao to be A im Calle 3 Meaieelaais Nerse s Aides Pio Fee MOTHER *1T* 7 r E ^ OLD Ass t to i f large torp Cal(e«tsvao is seeìuag GiRL desperately neeis ; :r.* Cr.*&***** Es> ne* faces fer rts Morweg HOME HEALTH '.'£ r. , 3es:r -s..£h:,y seeks parse skill & fm r a c a rtfnent house rooms to ahiVxty to »eet chattege • ig i i i o t sko« Fot IU0ES s h a-e «-th sa'ne P’ease aaërtioos call 4»-1000. laterlace wrtli tum y exec '-*-f *f îfr«n« t! M [ rer V :or>ta:t Ar'->e nommgs 9 t2 Arraage »eetmgs » « )»Te* 10 a r‘d 0' even^ags 5 to 11 > » tti ? »t* *i w m :u AÓG-S822 CAU NANCYKMC Metren * IM i m -i U 935 5700 PARTTMK *M f f n • ■» *V ' f NS-R’ h AR.;VGT3h ARIA — SNQllMfi fc SNEUINC -- Service Irve plaets 1 hear Ei:e «'• i n i n m u >«•&? 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V ri r..s -j'S'Tr World s Largest Parker lotenor 28'-A7&A EaiO^Ofweot Senrce Plaetscape SECRETLY Fi»e years of expeneoce FUND RAISINS Tips On Toys COUNTER HELP - DAYS io leaeral ollice procetfores laclotfiog EASY P ijn o RAJSfR ** Po aü Helpful Hints for Fun, Safety and Economy Oookkeepiog Steoo Most be mature aed responsive 18 jrrs or oléer A^pty m the wor« Oeta-is se'?-a 1 K ' I I « H I V S K O I S M — M B H U M I EXTEWMINATOW«~| b i l t m o r e ATTENTION t u x e d o s Attorneys or Brokers BELLEVILLE-NUTIEY MANSFIELD & LAVINO ¡ ¡ m GLASS CO JEWELRY APPRAISALS - ANY HOUSEJ ‘ 7i«UTGtRSSr BCLLtVlnt "RENOVATKWS WITH IMAGINATION" a v a i l a b l e f o r - • ANY SIZE m Complete Glass S e rv ic e • ESTATE SETTLEMENTS GENERAL CONTRACTORS AND DESIGNERS 10-yr. G u aìr ra a n tet e e ! . V«n O illio"! . Aulo» • Mom*» • Store F'i>nts • LEGAL DOCUMENTS • lndultn«l Gl»s».ng « m í « F Z H & E R j b *4147?? • INSURANCE e v a l u a t io n Alterations & Additions Garden Stete f it«rmin«tor\ 751 0835 7510844 Kitchens & Baths CONSTRUCTION We1 } f t w d m Siding— Tile — Skylites '4 W A N T K l ) Residential — Office — Stores I H K O O K IN G BERGEN COUNTY GLASS 3 Wqe Rd North Artnqton. N J S»%38 CONCRETE WORK SPECIALTY MIRRORS MADE TOOPOeR * fas«1 \_.*i o' S : ot> . Afr^ivj,. A . A||{HV. >r COMMERCIAI and T4H ROOFING CO. Auto Safety Glo»» ln*talled iVASTED ’ a ;- C 3 ' Dam lü A M 6 P M Sai 10 A M 6 P M Old World Restorations RESIDENTIAL Hot TAR • Shingles g3'3£e ian*ec Please ;a ' G la x Foi Every Purpose For Free Estim ate Call 933-7985 Gutters & leader«. 3tter 7 P VI 9 3 5 - 7 1 8 3 216 R'dge Road tyndhur»>’ UNDHURSI, N I 07071 Free Estimates W A N T E D B R IN G IT IN W E 9-9143 OLD TOY TRAINS Aluminum, brass. Lionel. Flyer Ives,etc copper, lead, General Contractor local collector MM tuttenes and tron S p a c e to r : at — c~na'e spade pay tops prices REMODELING and Larry N.sivacaa Serving All North Jersey 3"1 *ef> 666-7360 KEARNY SCRAP METAL FREE ESTIMATES On your a Cai: 93S-05Ì3 478 Schuyler Aye.. Kearny CRYSTAL S a l e ALTERATIONS ROOFING & SIDING CARPETS Outers Leoderi 8. Repoirs Bathrooms • Siding 440 V a lle y Brook Ave TOP CASH PRICES PAID 201-991-0180 A jm Storin W.ndows Door ELECTROLUX HIGHEST L yn d hu rst, N .J. 07071 Salts M d nqpties. FOR ANTIQUES Kitchens • Roofing 933-2930 Hackensack Roofing Co Senile* oe all makes _:c» ''t * **ant Gass- PRICES WALL TO WALL CARPET 83 First St 487-5050 Dormers • Additions 597 RIDGE RD A-nt 3j6 , i -.-Pa nt n*s- PAID FOR CUSTOM RUG a l l w o r k g u a r a n t e e d 3*;^;rs-je~se" T “ a.-’. Tile s h a m p o o i n g North Arlington FREE TELETYPE SERVICE FR£E ESTIMATES C a rtfe ' S te f’ ing - Pc>rceia • Air Conditioners MODERN AUTO P n v o te Buyer 40 CLINTON AVENUE FUUr INSURED DAYS EVENINGS FREE ESTIMATES E CROSSLEYANOSON PARTS Coil 224-6205 705 R ID G E R D . L Y N D H U R S T KEAÍNY N J 07037 SERVICE SHARPENING SERVICE .'Rear Building 2nd Floor' 9 3 5 - 5 1 8 9 667-9278 DISCOUNTPRICES! Circular Saws. Hand • • V U R ^ R S Saws. Lawn Mower P R Olivetto MEZZY CONSTRUCTION • • $ *rx *s Blades. Garden Tools. PIANOS A N T H O N Y J. • VAC‘ ?»E S“C P :- a.V S CARPENTRY Custom Roofing & Siding Etc *.'-'S5C - rs a E 5 iA T WANTED /(ITERATIONS Specialist D E A N G E L O •-«Gi Cali 9914310 • Concrete Ä Bnc* Worir IMMEDIATE CASH COMPLETE We do it ngtit the first ROOFING 5^ ’ $ S J 3 C = ' • Porches • Bncfc Veneer HOME REPAIR time GUTTER and LEADERS • " r s r ED 592-8000 D«a' Homeo<*n«' • Patios • Sidewalks • Walls S I D I N G S - • P i A ’ S D O °0 »r I PAINTING 3 52 S e c o n d A v e n u e PROFESSIONAL if you need storm coors storm cret t s ’- -nares V i'- . -JV«E • V*S =-a£S SfeciatiTiRt ■ Aj'iess Spur ly n d h u r s t A L L T Y P E S DOG •mdows gutter eaaers trim wnwrt • Free titioutti •rorfc ck reoars on joo- iome ca^ Call TOWNE Anytime. MECHANIC ON DUTY FREE Îsfirnoffs TRAINING 9 9 8 -3 0 4 8 us for a free estimate Let us *33-0466 or 438 1437 «2 RUTGERS ST K U E Y tL L E 998-4831 Fu lly, 'rM .rw d OP€N SUNDAY 9 AM-2 PM 7 7 7 - 0 4 4 5 WANTED man you< ’'Ouse maintenance K-9 Sec-j' !, S-.-r. c: '•ee 1 53 Snf*i~trri A v f 759-5555 Bib Auto Parts 39. MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE 9 9 7 - 8 5 6 7 MASONRY N.H. BROOKS Lyn A t I t h a c a FLt-**rf : Gallo H earty Burgundy * 4 9 3 •'£* M o ______4 LITER ?7 »V.. >:r Av Trip Planned The Rutherford Recrea - t : or. D e p a r tm e n t has pLamed a spec .a. trip for anyone to Cape Cod and Marthas V.r>e>arc Th-rs- da> A jgusr. » through Suv da> August 23 Clara M as» Memorial HospAai recrwtiy m rrved certiñcaboB for its Special Care Nursery indicating that most CTiücaJ)> ill babèes can be cared for krrr m favxw of sending to ntarhy busptuks Dr Sne Svwaare of BeUeviUe. neonatoiogbt. ‘centert ad- nnBKler> aid to a speeiai care batn witk the brip of Dr Katkieen BtsseU. director of ob- sutrk-s and Dr. Geraid Ptserrtna. director of pedutfrics. Special C are N ursery \l C lara M aass H ospital Ciara Maass Memonai 54ck infants The bonding irKrjmenis as resp )» > >y S < FANTASTIC MARK-DOWNS ON ALL OUR SUMMER MERCHANDISE BUY NOW & SAVE! A R E A L DRJl G STORE & SO MUCH MORE: SALE STARTS SUN . JULY IM i SALE ENDS SAT . JULY 25dv 2 LITER COKE EMBERS TAB CHARCOAL SPRITE A m erica’s favorite BRIQUETS summertime softdrinks! 10 LB. 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