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(•Mphmt 2,900 famiNn in Mm m lm and c u m MP wrth theinfermation that poorer familiee tend 'W eaker w m ak* fewer recreational trips and for familias Commercial wnn Incomoe of less ttian *5,000, only 48 percent i T * * * ? to parks and 32 percent ef those have and SOUTH-BERGEN REVIEW I 5 Cent* par copy •ravelled to local parks. Big question: why are •he poor less likety te use park facilities than the nan-peer? Big Question No. 2. How did tho cortv •"wion pollsters find familiee with incomes un d e r $5,000 w ith telep h o n es?
Vol. 56, No. 6 THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1 .1*77 Published o* ?5< B.dgr *d i,« d h y ,s, Sacond Clot* pO\<
State Senator Anthony supporter of expanding the television facilities.’' said Freeholder-director and we think that Bergen “The freeholders have no Scardino. Jr (D Bergen) New Jersey Development Scardino. “ Also, a com Jeremiah F. O'Connor said County government can authority outside of our today that he will announce serve as a good pilot has continued to lend his sup Authority, recognizing that panion. bill established a b uilding in this field, but I the formation of an energy program for energy efficien port to several bills and ac Motion Picture and do believe that if we can advisory committee and a cy. I am willing to give it a ted decisively to combat a "A prosperous New Jersey Television Development program for providing long try initiate some creative and long term economic illness depends upon a thriving Commission.” term energy consumption workable ideas, they might which has plagued New Je r manufacturing, industrial, savings in early September ‘‘Of course our own sey - the loss of manufac and commercial sector " With the aid and backing serve as an example to local General Services Depart turing jobs in the-state The Through 1976.” explained of the Chamber of Com governments and to private According to O'Connor, ment has been keeping up first two bills passed dunng the Senator, the E D A. ap merce and Industry of Nor “ We are working with the with the changing businesses in the county, so I th e 1974-75 le g is la t iv e proved more than 200 thern New Jersey, the New State Energy Office on technology, and we are want to see some real im session (S1476-S1477) co projects for assistance and Jersey Business and In developing plans for already running at efficient sponsored by Scardinq. per without a penny of taxpayers dustry Association, and the provements in our own use of reducing the energy usage levels, but the added exper mitted the use of revalues in funds, managed to secure New Jersey Chamber of energy that we might be able while maintaining efficiency tise of the State office and the state Unemployment private financing of more Commerce. Senator Scar to suggest for others in the in a ll the county-owned or the advise of a committee of Compensation Auxiliary than $300 million creating dino introduced early in 1977, county.” operated facilities State Fund to be used for over 15,000 new jobs in New legislation which would people with credentials in Energy Commissioner Joel programs designed to Jersey . . ' establish “ Economics" as a the field will assist in Jacobson and *1 have been promote economic develop major area in the making our operation run discussing the possibilities, ment and enhance em In an effort to start new curriculum of public schools, even more effectively. ployment opportunities business in the state. Senator in essence, this bill, which Senator Scardino has Scardino co sponsored has passed the Senate, is economically been a strong legislation i enacted recently aimed at teaching the "THE CHAMT-Cystic Fibrosis child ftrfon Murphy of into law via the Governor’s positive values of a free en- ■ signature) which would help North Arlington is winning tho battlo for life against terprise economy," revealed i ono of tho most common and sorious childron's lung boost th television and Scardino motion picture industry in diseases, bocouso pooplo care^ Brian, an avid CB New Jersey 1 Senate Bill The legislation supported •nthusiast who is known by tho handle 'Irish 1486 a u t h o r iz e s th e by Sen ator Scardino in- 1 Leprechaun," visited the Rally* Racquet Club in East Economic Development dicates clearly his desire to { Orange recently to moot tennis pro Hy Berger and pick Authority to consider ap help New Jersey recover ( up some tips on tho game. During September plications for tax exempt from its economic recession ( standout tennis champs worldwide will compete at the 1} financing and/or loan and establish this state as a , club for $ 10,000 prize money with proceeds going to 0 guarantees from persons in- leader in model legislation.^ help children like Brian who suffer from this often fatal • terested in developing enhancing the growth of its , disease. The annual classic is sponsored by the Dodge • motion picture and business and industry dealers of North New Jersey. DOUBLE FLATTERY:
at the W orld-Fam ous Kree w soft lines, soft color Institute and enjoy a lifetime € career The demand for perma- % 4Town Hall9 Lecture By Girl Scouts with our gentle nent hair removal treatments ^ are greater than ever before ^ Gj , ^ ^ Council of color lotion Age is no barrier Men and • dude “ I Hate to Housekeep'' Japan and Israel His topic motion picture, television women Day or even.ng classes e Bergen County is sponsoring and the “ I Hate to Cook is, "Reading. W riting and and theatre star . . Vincent Come, write or phona (2112) * a Town H a|,’. lecture ROIX. 730-9700 for free booklet Book ", will be the first Communication." Price. He is equally well Oaro Artinlan, World Acclaimed series Four prominent per- speaker A witty and The new year will bring known to lovers of art and Authority. Director ^ sonalities will come to humorous hour is expected Alex Haley to Bergen Coun gourmet cooks. A master of # Bergen County starting Oc- as this woman relates her ty This world traveler and intrigue. Vincent Price is INSTITUTE # tober 12th.1977 personal ideas entitled. "A internationally known also a novelist He will 1500 Broadw ay (cor 43rd St.) 0 Peg Bracken, author of Funny Thing About author w ill speak on Jan u ary New York, N Y 10036 discuss. "G rea t American HAIR COLOR LOTION • • • ooooooe o many best sellers which in- Women " 11th, 1978. The public w ill Eccentrics." November 9th will bring hear him discuss the highly Tickets can be purchased For the gentlelady look, us Erich Segal, a man of acclaimed novel. "Roots " at the G irl Scout Council of our gently waved coif— S e rv ic e , many talents He is the His book has now been tran- fice, lower level of the and our gentle color lo author of the novel and slated into fourteen tion. Unlike tint, it won’t Bergen Mall in Paramus lighten your natural screenplay, “ Love Story" languages For further information call co lo r. U n lik e rinse, it No-Fault Divorce a4November February 8th. 1978 ends Diane Carlson. Director of won’t wash out. It does give you a lovelier, more FEE $325 PLUS COURT COSTS & SHERIFFS 9th w ill bring us Erich Segal, the series with a famous Development, at 845-4700 a man of many talents He is natural looking blend of FEES (APPROX. $125.) Secretaries Will M eet the gray hairs with your I ' ' • -i i ' for completely unronteMed iliw.rce \Mlhuu! the author of the novel and natural color: softer, screenplay. “ Love Story” T h e Bergen County Chap Hasbrouck House. Rt 17, more feminine looking. ______I ii it able
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NATIONAL EMBLEM CLUB WEEK PROCLAMATION Today I felt how strong trust can be. W H E R E A S , the women of the Supreme Emblem Club of the United States Of America, in promulgating community service have attiyelv engaged in seeking out the worthy and the needy in every community, and W H E R E A S , their assistance and guidance to the young men and women is evidenced bv great numbers of scholarships, assuring the advanced education of the deserving, and W H E R E A S , the needs of the aged, the cripple, the m entally retarded, the handicapped, the hospitalized, the veterans, and the poor are considered and fulfilled insofar as can be, and W H E R E A S , these are dedicated to the principle of philanthropic endeavor, N O W , therefore be it resolved that the deeds of dedicated, charitable women of the Supreme Emblem Club of the United States of America be recognized. THEREFORE, as Mayor of the Township of Lyndhurst, I do hereby proclaim that the week of Septem ber 11, 1977 through September 17, 1977 as NATIONAL EMBLEMCLUB WEEK.
Joseph Carucci, Jr. September 0, >977 JDSL Playoffs Set to Begin By Jamat Dambawski The Italian Villa finished the regular season with an outstanding 11-1 record taking first place over the powerful Lyndhurst Reds who ended 11-2 in the JDSL. The N A. Fish easily secured Third place with a 9-4 mark and are set to meet the Reds in a best of 3 match up to decide who will play the victors of the Villa vs. either Outsiders or Flames. The reason the Villa must wait is because the Outsiders and Flames tied for Fourth place and must play a special playoff game on l^bor Day to decide which team will have a final chance to go all the way to the World Series. The 5 Team League thought up by James Dom- browski with assistance from Bob Triano and Ed Schenk has been running smoothly since May 15 with still another month of exciting softball to decide which team will be the champions Final Batting Leaders:
Name AB H Avg Team Mark DeMartino 45 32 711 Reds Mark Dembowski 45 31 689 Flames A.J. Ruvo 57 38 667 Reds George Rosko 51 33 647 It. Villa Frank Rafferty 50 31 620 It. Villa The Felician Mystique Frank Brady 50 29 580 Reds Larry Matrale 38 22 579 Reds By Carol* Sudol Robbie Schenk 43 24 558 Flames (This is the last article in a four part sarias.) Rich Bossi 47 26 553 Reds Rich Keegan 47 25 532 Outsiders The accomplishments of The former four story or the teaching staff as well as available lo twenty students children return home for the Sisten for all of the above Final RBI Leaders the Felician Sisters in Lodi phanage. which had been two additional classrooms on a five-days a-week basis. week-end. A.J. Ruso - 28 built in 1926. was no longer in classes, there are alao six have all dealt with either the With progress and need The specific aim of this This year, classes at the voluntary aids, ten salaried Phil Pedati - 27 education or health of their use The entire building was forever in view, the school phase of the program is to Felician School are Rich Keegan refurbished and modernized aids during school, four fellow man They have staf opened its doors to help further develop self- organized as follows: Pre- salaried aids for after fed hospitals, established in order to serve as a school trainables aged V f t to 4 care and social skills in the School (ages 3-4); Pre- school, and four government Final Home Run leaders: schools, housed orphans, and for exceptional children years in 1973 children who' need them School (ages SO; Trainable grant benefactors Frank Brady - 7 generally offered help The firet class of excep With necessary adjustments I ages 6-9); Trainable (ages A.J Ruvo - 6 whenever their assistance tional students held only 26; ln order for the Felician and alterations, housing for 7-1); Trainable (ages 10-12); The Felician Sisten have was needed. there were only four School to become eligible for some children began in Sep Trainable (ages 13-14); certainly done some Final League Standings. (JDSL) teachers Today there are state aid. many steps had to tember of 1973 But perhaps no project of Trainable (ages 15-17); Ad beaiaiful things since their over 100 students in 10 dif be taken The school had to As the school grew, the Sisters can fill hearts justment (ages 6-9); Adjust coinin* to Lodi be A aaa. Name Won ferent classes, each class prove that it would operate classrooms, dormitories, Presently tha Lodi com I^ost Place w ith w a rm th and com- ment lages 10-14); and Com Italian Villa geared to a student’s in as a non-profit organization and social rooms were munity of Sisten consists of 11 1 1 passion as their efforts to munications Handicapped Lyndhurst Reds dividual level and ability. which would provide a non remodeled in an attempt to lages 10-14). over 570 Sisten, serving In 11 2 2 h e lp retarded and N.A. Fish In the beginning, services sectarian education for the establish a total environ eleven dioceses, staffing 9 4 3 em otionally disturbed Outsiders were geared to boys and handicapped All teaching ment — physical, There are now thirty three hospitals, two or 2 10 4 children The Felician Flames girls from ages five to personnel had to be certified psychological, and social — children in residence, fifteen phanages, eight high 2 10 4 School for Exceptional twelve who were by the State of New Jersey. that would lend a per girls and fifteen boys. The schools, forty-seven elemen- Children in Lodi was opened emotionally disturbed, com The physical plant had to sonalized atmosphere to school has a speech therapist, - tray schools, and twenty-six on September 8.1971 munication handicapped or meet state regulations small groups of students. part-time art teacher, kindergartens. They also In a short six years, both trainable retarded regarding size, space, The Felician Sisters' physical education teacher, have to their credit, Felician the facilities and the staff A year later in 1972, school lighting, etc philosophy stresses that a and a part-time pre- College and the School for have grown tremendously — enrollment had increased to After extensive close relationship with the vocational teacher. Exceptional Children. That's they had to, the need was so forty-eight children This deliberation, residential • family and the child must be In addition to certified qiite an accomplishment in great necessitated an increase in facilities were made preserved All residence teachers and teaching only U yean!
If you've had to go to a physician offices, which hospital anytime recently, Williams Reports On Washington means that you wont have have probably encoun to pay higher bills for ex tered what some men and women find that hospital zooming over 1,000 dollar that citizens pay for Tlie Committee approved pensive equipment and bureaucrats call "dispropor the medical care they really percent over the last two health care. legislation sponsored by the facilities that are not really tionate in-patient care need is almost imposible to decades In 1965. the Something obviously must ' Carter Adm lustration which vital to necessary health revenue increases. " pay for. average stay in a hospital be done, and the Senate will put a lid on hospital care. What that means in plain Our nation is caught in an cost an individual around Human Resources Commit charges The bill will also The Federal government English is high prices. inflationary spiral for health 3300. Today, the figure is tee, which I chair, took an place a moratorium on un estimates that this bill will Prices that are so high, in care that has sent the price more like $1,300. Hospital important step towards that necessary capital expen reduce spending for hospital fact, that many working of a one-day stay in a bills eat up 40 cents of every goal early this month. ditures by hospitals and care by $2.4 billion Bikeways Created According To Master Plan Freeholder D. Bennett thus lasts to travel around This comprehensive county parks or on county Board. This kind of safety factor becomes of ut Mazur has announced that the entire county by bicycle. bikeway element would in roads or where right-of-way cooperation will benefit all most importance in our plan Bergen will create a master To accomplish this, the first clude the Lake Hackensack agreements can be obtained. cointy residents. ning. plan far bicycle p ath s step is to include a bikeway bicycle path, the Green We have no jurisdiction over “Safety will be the most Federal funds are throughout the county element in the subregional Trolley line, which a group municipal roads or state important element in our available for planning and “In the past few yean we Transportation Planning in the northwest is urging be highways So working masterplan. Where we can construction of bikeways have witnessed a bicycle Program for fiscal year 78. transformed into a bikeway, together with other levels of locate the bicycle path in a through the Tri-State boom in this country," present municipal bikeways governm ent will be park, there should be no Regional Planning Com Mazur said. “In Bergen Sales Rep. and others. Wherever necessary. safety problem. Bike paths mission for fiacal year 1*71. County the number of possible we would run the "The Bergen County Plan alongside the roads are Mazur said he plais to ask bicycles has increased so Peter J. Angelo of Nutiey bikeway through county ning Board is presently another matter. Our county the Board of Fraeholden for dramatically that we now has joined the chemical parks and we would work working with minicipalities road system dates back to permission to apply for have nearly half a million. division nf Hoffman closely with municipalities on local bikeways. Recently Colonial days, with historic 15,000 in federal funds to The county has built a three- La Roche Inc. n a sale wishing to create bikeways the/ have assisted the houses still standing along create the bikeway element mile bicycle path in the Sad representative for the food in their communities. We Borough of Oradell with a many of these roads. Moat of for the County Transpor dle River Cmnty Park and department. can help them get federal bicycle path to be built in the roads are narrow, so the tation Master Plan. will soon begin a second that Mr. Angelo and his wife, bikeway funds by including that community. will stretch from Hacken the farmer Ame Zelinsky of this bikeway on the County's “I would like to encourage sack to the Von Steuben Lyndhunt, are both Transportation Im any town interested in Midget League Registration House as part of a path that graduates of Lyndhunt provement Plan creating a bikeway to join will eventually encircle the High School and Mr. Angelo "The county can only with ua in our masterplan by Registration for the Lyndhurst Midget League Foot future Lake Hackensack. earned BS degree in create bicycle paths in contacting the Planning ball will be held on the following days at the Landells “A circumferential path business management from Recreation Area on Delafield Avenue: Freni-Ben educe with spun into several areas Fairleigh Diddnaon Univer Wednesday, September 7th. of the county would allow en- sity in 1973. Women’s Volleyball League Thursday, September 8th Mr. and Mrs. Adriano graduate of Lyndhunt High Craft Classes Resume Commissioner Ronald W Bogle, Director of Parks Friday, September 9th. Beneduce ot S32 Valley School and is employed at In- and Public Property announces that registration for Saturday, September 10th. Brook Ave., Lyndhunt, an sulfab Plastics, East Ruther Lyndhurst Public library Adult Craft Classes will Lyndhurst Municipal Women's Volleyball League will nounce the engagement of foni as a keypuich operator. Time will be from 4:00 P.M. to 8:01P.M . except on resume Tuesday, September IS, 1977 at 1 P.M. in the be held from Monday. August 2Mh to Friday, Septem Saturday, September 10th at w hkh time it will be 9:00 their daughter Irene L. Mr. Freni is a graduate fo Reference Room. Instructors will be: Mrs. A. Kemps, Beneduce to Jotn S. Freni, Belleville High School and is ber 9, 1977 from 9:00 AM to 5:00 P.M. at the Parks A M . to 12 Noon. employed as a baker at Mrs. E.E. Bond, Mrs. W. Janowski, Mrs. A. Benning Department located at 2S0 Cleveland Avenue. Boys m int be between the ages of 10-13 in ordsr to ion ot Mr. and Mn. Prank and Mrs. F.O. Taub Mazur's Bakery in Lyn Women must be out of High School aid registration participate. Boys cannot be 14 years of age before Freni, formerly of Belleville, Sept. IS Fancy sandwiches, Sept. 20 and 27 dhurst. will be closed after Friday, September 9,1977. January 1,1978. but now ot Italy, at a dinner Crocheting; Oct. 4 and 11 Smocked Cushions, Oct. IS party at Mashio's Anyone requesting further information may call the It Is required that boys bring their Birth Certificates An April 197* wedding is Crocheting; Nov. 1 Crocheting, Nov. 8 Flower flaBlenrsnt Suiday, Sept. 4. .B rooches i Lockets, Nov. IS Christmas decorated can Parks Department office at 43H000 from 9 to S week with them when they register. Weight class is 90 lbs. - Mlaa planned. days. Baneduce ia a dles and Nov. 22 ????. 1131b*. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER I. 1*77 s
fthe J Eea&et You Said It C o m m e r c ia l 'E e a & n * m4 INI •*■(.»> X Mill IIIHI and WM TH BtRf.pS R»%I»S By Jack WpMMb Official Newspaper North Arlington'* Official N,w»paper of Lyndhurst tine* 192.1 157 Ridge Road, A recent court decision stated that it is North Arlington, NJ. 251 Ridgt Road permissible for students to remain seated Lyndhurst, NJ. 07071 991-1*39 99*-3306 Tol. 43S-S700 - 8701 during the pledge of allegiance; do you Managing Editor — Beverly Murphy agree with the decision? • East Kutherford • Carlstadt • Asked at the Park Ave. Flea Market. (Tljp 5feui0 S ta to r 3Ceatiei> jfm $ it e&fi e of Rutherford o Official Newspaper Of last Rutherford and Carlstadt Official Newspaper Of Rutherford Publication Offices 39 Amos Avenue 276 Grove Street, East Rutherford Rutherford, N.J. 07070 417 Second Street, Carlstadt. Office Manager - Agnes Uke Florence Medina, Newt Editor — Rose Bastion Tel. 43S-SI00 Pork Ave., East Rutherford
Its a m atter o f pride; we should stand (iuy Savino, President in respect for the flog I'm a mother of A l C o p p . three, ond my children stand. I think John Savino, \.R. Cornell Anw DMnt Park Ave., Rutherford r.ditor A Pubisher \du riisinK Director New- Director that we should think of our country instead o f putting ourselves first Hs a difficult question, if we live in a Hie Leader Newspapers circulate In South Bergen and are the official In strictly lego! terms, the judge is free society, we should be oble to do newspapers of North Arlington, Lyndhnrst, Rutherford, East Rutherford, and probably correct, but I think people anything we wont, except to harm someone, but out of respect I think we Carlstadt. They also have a growing readership in Wood-Ridge and Wallington. In should stand ou t o f respect during the should be standing for the flag solute the five-community diatrict live Rl.M persona among 2M #t families. These flog solute. I think thot decisions like contiguous municipalities border on the Hackensack Meadows which the next this lead to a general disrespect for all generation will provide a growth pattern that w ill** marked by the entire nation. The Leader Newspapers are members of tbe Rutherford Chamber of Commerce, the West Hudson South Bergen Chamber of Commerce, the New Jersey Press Association, the National Editorial Association and the Quality Group Weeklies of New Jersey. f Hello Again
Students met teachers again this The parents are the real bosses. week. There was, you may be sure, Are the teachers worthy of their the customary evaluating be both h ire ? sides. And are the students worthy of the education the teachers try to pump All teachers are not tyrants and all in to th em . students are not ogres. This is a Important questions, these. And un truism that has to be proved each fortunately the answers may be light time the schools reopen. years in the future!
A Governmental Tragedy Joseph Kasper, Rosemarie Kasper, Frank Borbien, Von Riper Ave., Rutherford Van Riper Ave., Rutherford What has happened to the once expected to observe and recommend Mozart St., East Rutherford proud Port of New York Authority and, most important o> a ll, give If the judge says its legal, then we I don't agree with the fudge, we I was outraged w^en I heard the was predictable. political support to Port Authority should go oiong with it, but i think should stood out of respect during the decision; we should have to stand Any governmental or business plans — which came out of Tobin and th o t the law s that he based his flag salute. It should be mandatory at during the pledge of allegiance If its decision on should be changed all public functions. necessary, we should chonge the agency, accustomed to operating w - his staff. Usually they were sound Constitution so we would have to der dictatorial control, speedily aban plans, drafted after careful and ex stand. dons all the restrictions imposed by pert study. such rule once it is removed. Once Tobin was gone there was a This is the case of the Port shift in emphasis. The executive post A uthority. For 25 years the agency quivered was vacant for a long time. And the chairman and the commissioner*, all add q u a k e d under the Iron hand of “ ■ | th| T O iln dlrorlnr id, began to have j r In writing a portrait at I in operations. The s* ____ p«aUed Wm a man of zealous 3tned to iron discipline, beg mad scramble for positions. “It ia a helluva thins when you have Tobin had insisted upon nrin t i to praise a man for being honest,” tments the new game at the' Rwt grumbled Tobin upon reading the Authority was to gain advancement piece. on the basis of political clout. Thus was destroyed the morale that made Yet the reporter, accustomed to the the Port Authority a model of ef laziness, the petty chiseling and indif ference in other government ficiency and high achievement. Will the situation change? operations, was right. To find a m an It hardly seems likely. Alan Sagner, of Tobin's honesty in government was the new chairman, has moved into a a revelation. And what has happened sumptuous office in the World Trade to the Port Authority since Tobin quit C en ter as executive director less than 10 years ago underlines how right the But for what purpose? reporter was. The chairman is unpaid. Does Sag Imagine the authority's director of ner propose to put in full tim e — and aviation using a Port Authority full time running the Port Authority ne w izara s helicopter to ferry his wife on shop means 24 hours a day seven days a ping trip s u n d er T o b in ? week — or does he intend to combine Imagine the public relations man his interest in the Port Authority with daring to submit a phony expense ac h is manifold business respon n u m b e r s count u n d e r T obin? sibilities? And who will be the real In themselves the examples of petty boss, Peter Goldmark, the executive chiseling are unimportant That the director being paid $70,000 for being press makes such headlines upon the boss, or Sagner, the unpaid chair r o v e it their discovery is more an indictment m a n ? of journalistic ineptitude than of the Tlie public has a deep interest in all The Wizard of Ours brews up the highest PA officials who were caught at their of this. Besides the economic impor interest in the land All accounts are sad little games. tance of the Port Authority, the travel compounded continuously and paid The real importance in the stories is safety of hundreds of thousands who quarterly their proof of the general malaise that ride over bridges, through tunnels, has become too affected by the Port and through the air is the respon Put your money where our magic is .. Authority in recent years. And of this sibility of the agency. Laxity could the press has had little to say. lead to tragic consequences. 8.17% 7.90% When Tobin was boss Tobin was The public must keep a closer watch annual yekJ on annual yield on boss. The chairman of the authority on Port Authority affairs than it is ac and his fellow commissioners were cu sto m ed to doing. 7 3/ 4 % 7 1/2 % certificate • 6 year maturity certiticate • 4 year maturity $1000 minimum S 1000 minimum
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By legislative edict and Govemor Byrae's signature, the bill naming the 6.81% 5.47% horse as the official animal ef New Jersey ha* became law. 51A % Thus Dobbins, who may have bean Regular Savmcjb Passbook the butt of many cruel |a*ts In the interest compounder continuously from oay past, today achieves a status which o« deposit lo day of places him among dog*, cat*, sheep, withdrawal cow* and umdry beasts who are found in th e s ta te environs. Attribute part ef tho now ootate of el' D obbins to R o b ert H aag , th a t In- defat igoble worker and supporter ef KEArlflY tha her**, of North Arlington. Haag ha* bean singing tho praise* ef the noble boast for years. He once wa* Horwptan of the Year and ha today is president ef tho Society. H is HOME OHK£: 6 1 4 KEAANY AVE.. KEARNY, NJ. Lam a oloulAAdl NORTH ARLINGTON OfflCE. 0 0 RIOGE ROAD coincidental that the day 0*v. Byrne Ww LYNDHURST OFFICE: VALLEY BROOK b STUYVESANT AVES. signed the hor*oy bill, th* therou^i- to tho rank ef dote animal. RUTHERFORD OFFICE: 757 PARK AVE.. CORNER WEST NCVEIL bred* began arriving at the And hi* unmiataluM* odor* flow M l x a o F tO IM l. U V M « t ANO LOAM M S W U IK t CO W OM IIO N Meadowland Raceway. upon Route 17 hard by the raceway Seme *ay the thoroughbred*, a ttabie* let th*r* be no doubt that ■had* or sa smarter than the work royalty i* in owr m idst. t, - THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 1,1«77 Vagabonding W ith K nife , F o r k ", E t c . By Guy Savino necessarily, was imbibed young. Ms slocks barely Dear Bamberger's: d e v o te e ? lasted from one harvest to another. Re: Your advertisement in last week's Leader My experience has been considerable My first wine Wine DEVOTEE I will confess that I did more than draw the wine. I Newspapers for a ’Vine Devotee — who genuinely taste almost cost me my life — wider the trampling cares about the art of wine selection ” was an inveterate taster, yotng as I was. I grew up soles of a couple of elephants. with a profound respect for the grape. You might call My application for said position is submitted W o ore- looking far someone and enthusiasts are irmted It happened in New York where I impetuously tried m e a d e v o te e fro m e a rly h a b it. herew ith. who genuinely carat ohoit. to submit application*! to combine an assignment to cover a wine taste with a There was a long period during Prohibition when It is sadly true that I no longer possess the youthful the ort of win# abaction. Interested candidate* ihould date for an interview with one of the circus stars then wine, good or bad, was difficult to come by. By this pizazz one might expect among applicants responding holding forth at Madison Square Garden. come to BAMBERGER'S Per wont someone who is time I was working for newspapers and pirating my to the provocative wording of your advertisement. It was my first wine taste. In the hotel room the sonnel Dept, between 10 looking for more thon just a o.m .-12 noon or 3 p.m.- devotion to wine wherever opportunity presented it But, remember, old wines often have flavor, arom a sponsors had set up a series of tables on each of which job! 4:30 p.m. daily Mon-Sat, or self. and courage all too infrequently fomd among the stood a washtub loaded with ice arid studded with bot brash young pressings that find their way into the W ed & Fri eves 6 p.m.-7:30 In Passaic there was a saloon called Mocca’i. It was tles of wine. Hie idea was to taste some of each of the Wina collector*, hobbyist i p.m. market place. Not, you understand, that I am knocking a shabby establishment but in its back room was ser w inesand then vote on the wine considered best. ved up muscatel by the glass or in bottles and was aa youth.There are some very good yotng wines. A Rose, ,&Hne first table was an array of txrgundies Each 131 M ark et St. good a wine aa I have ever had. Where Mocca got it he for instance. Or light, red table wines that make their of us was given a thimble measured draft of wine in a Newark, N.J. way eastward from the California valleys. said not. It was enought that it was there in plenty and somewhat large glass. Noting that the taster before on equal opportunity amployei Basically, aged wines will have the most satisfying for a quarter a glass one could (kink tntil the pulse me m ade a big thing of swishing the liquid around the ^ 0 M/F pounded high in the head. a ro m a s and the most satisfactory tastes. Why not, glass, then sniffing the contents with deep breaths, I then, a somewhat experienced, if a trifle gray! There usually was a good company in the back room. followed suit. The taster in front took the contents of But I remember scrawling at the conclusion of the One hesitates to call it a speak easy because there was his glass in his mouth, rolled it arouid and then champagne taste, “Oh, m y.” no guile or subterfuge about it. At Mocca’i liquor and swallowed it. I followed suit. It w as draw ing n e a r th e tim e fo r th e c irc u s in terv iew wine flowed freely and openly. It was one of Passaic’s 438-5350 B C 438-5371 T h e ta s t e r m ad e a note on h is pad. so I closedclosed my notebook,noteoooic, stumbledstummed into a cabcaD and was joys and men like ArtAit McMahanMcMahon and OppieI Sr-hr of I wrote on my pad, “Not bad.” soon at the entrance of the old _garden on Eighth Jh e Herald News and the late Jerry Ritaon of _ the ______Realty Inr Jr - k T 4 3 8 - 5 3 7 7 We moved on to a white burgundy^Jhe first taster Avenue. Gladdened — and benumbed by the wine'— I Newark News could be foundlhereco^U oninfi Uiem- repeated the performance. I followed suit. was walking down a ramp toward the circus dressing selves to be devotees like myself. 4 OFFICES TO BETTER SERVE YOU I noted on my pad, “Not as good as the red.” rooms when there was a shot*. I looked up to see a pair1 I mgiht add that my further experience was obtained We went on and on, it seemed. We tasted our way of pygmy elephants roaring down the rvnway. at the knee of Roget Chauveron who operated Cafe * 57 PARK AVE., RUTHERFORO through clarets, moselles, sautemes and, finally, a “How cute,” I thought Then I was hauled roughly Chauveron, probably the best French restaunmt in c h am p ag n e . out of the way by one of the clowns. The midgets thtsi- New York until he closed it down a few years ago * 200 RIDGE ROAD, LYNDHURST By this time my notes were nearly unintelligible. dered past. They were running like a couple of ar Roget put in an expansive and expensive wine cellar * 15 ORIENT WAY, (2nd. Floor) RUTHERFORO tillery tanks with their keepers shouting and running In charge was Harry Kaiser, a partner in the enter in pursuit. prise, who had an office alongside the racks of wise * 205 RIDGE ROAD, NORTH ARUNGTON Journalism Offered The clown patted me on the shoulder. Each day Kaiser would consult the wine bulletins. “You almost had it, feller,” he said. Students entering and On their book list will be Carefully he would increase the wine costs on the SERVING ALL SOUTH BERGEN INCLUDING I thanked him perfunctorily. A wine taster at the end RUTHERFORD. EAST RUTHERFORD ..LYNDHURST returning to St. Peter’s “ The Second Sen” by racks as rapidly as the bulletin denoted. of a longish session hardly can be frightened by (00 CARLSTADT WOOD-RIDGE HASBROUCK Simone deBeauvoir, It was then I decided anybody who ordered wine by HEIGHTS..WALLINGTON NORTH ARLINGTON College this fall will be able pounds of pygmy elephants. KEARNY to pursue a minor in jour ‘‘Physics and Bey one,'' Wer the bottle in a restaurant is either filthy rich or balmy. ner Heisberg; "Paths of My experience with wines began at a very tender Bar wine by the glass became my standby MORE AREA K REALTY SALES ... nalism and professional writing and work for a G lo ry ," Humphrey Cobb, age My grandfather was a great one for preparing for So you see, Bambergera, your advertisement would SELL THRU “K” TODAY!!! bachelors degree in com and other works of the winter months by bashing out several huidred seem to fit my bottled experience like a glove. I might puter science. philosophy, history, gallons of w>ne. Froin Newark he would haul add that neither wine nor any other alcoholic beveraoe The journalism program, literature, and theology wagonloads of red and white grapes which he would has passed my lips in the last IS years. But whv the only one of its kind in On the sports front 1*77 press into wine for storage in his wine cellar. worry? My memory is long anda n d mym y tasteta ste budsb u d s robiatro b u st. As he began to prepare for dim er I would be dispat SOLD Hudson County, will be of will be the year of the Sincerely ched to the wine cellar which was in the basenwnt. fered through the college's women For the first time etc. 41 Sidney Ave. With a lantern in one hand and a pitcher in the other, I prose control program members of the women's would creep down the long, dark stairs, find my way to Professor James C.G. Con- basketball team w ill be at P.S. May I conclude this application with a few well RUTHERFORD the com er in which the wine was stored and place the niff, the director of the prose tending college on scholar chosen lines from Eugene Field: pitcher beneath the spigot. _ control program, said ships "When I demanded of my friend what viancb he I would try not to see the dancing shadows cast by preferred, professional writers and A coed swimming team is the flickering lantern ‘He quoth journalists will teach the being formed aid ten meets ‘A large cold bottle and a small hot M y grandfather made a great wine that, b ird ’.” SOLD course. are planned for the winter. 636 5th. St Among the courses in the During the spring a women’s program is a special softball team will take to the CARLSTAD1 seminar. “ The Hidden World field with ten games of Journalism," featuring scheduled. guest lecturers from Women will be competing newspapers, magazines, in tennis, track, cross SOLD television and radio. counry, bowling, fencing, Students also will be able and also are members of the 705 6th. ST to take courses ta “Writing rifle team CARLSTADT the Feature and Ncwi- Women are alao Feature,” “Investigative In giuter mrtwnm In Reporting,” “Layout," college's Army ROTC •• MEW SUMMER LISTINGS < “Sportswritiag,’’ and program The St. Peter's MA&oROUCK HElGnTS “Writing for Business and ROTC is following the FIRST TIME OFFERED Industry.” national trend with in RUTHERFORD Ba first snd own this custom SORRY ONLY ONEI built' stono frt. Colonial on The new four year degree creased enrollments Sixty You will love this fine 7 room bosutiful Isndscspod grounds program in computer students enrolled in the homo on lovely corner lo* boasting liv. rm. with log program in 1978 and more featuring 3 bright bdrma., burning firapl., for. din. rm., science will allow students to modern kit., and bath plus mod. kit., A pwd. rm. plus 3 combine classroom work are expected this year. larga finished bamt. Planty ot Igs. bdrma and tilod bth. The program also accepts room for tha growing family. Extras incl. Iga. racraation rm. with on-hands use of the *64.900 "/bar. ONLY Mft.ftOO college's extensive computer students from Jersey City RUTHERFORD facilities. State, Rutgers, Newark, and RUTHERFORD YOUR VACATION PARADISE SOUNDS TOO GOOD BUT Enjoy tho luxury of this young The most adacemically Stevens Tech. St. Peter's IT’S ALL TRUEI Spoil*.* .nod 5 rm. ultra mod. P*neh with promising students in the students are also permitted arn homo on daap 130’ land att. garaga A full bamt. Lazy tea pod lot featuring 5 rooms away tho days from tho seroon- freshman class also have to take Air Force ROTC at plus bamt. rec. room. Excell- od porch ft priv. yard that been invited to do some ex Stevens. ant location. Hurry, will soil overlooks tho banks of tha fast Passaic Rlvor. A ono of a kind tra work, and 25 have accep During th e coming ONLY S49.900 homo that will not loat. ted. They will be taking a academic yean members of ------LOW M’s special two credit course, the student body, facility and - PLUS MANY OTHER USTtlttS - “Great Books of the 20th administration will be Century." above their nor engaged in a series of long- NOT A ’ MULTIPLE LIST mal IS credit load. range planning.
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On history during the Union Avenue in Rutherford arrived fleet were January «th, 1777, he and his Revolution but probably the Although the Jerseys — as establishing themselves on victorious troops marched most dramatic moment out state was then termed — Staten Island. into Morristown, N.J., to came when Gen Henry Clin provided most of the bat General Wallington had spend the remainder of the ton led a contingent of tlefields and campsites of brought his forces down winter in quarters there British forces up and over the Revolution, this thin from Boston to defend New An aggressive campaign Belleville Turnpike to the poiinsula and its peacemin- York from this expected at was planned by the British Passaic River at the North ded farmers saw little tack Weakened by their con for the year of 1777. General Arlington-Keamy juncture. military action. tribution to the disastrous John Burgoyne, comman The story is told in part by In June, 1775. General Canadian campaign, they ding a British Army, in Clyde B. Gat and Willard L. Washington, .newly com proved inadequate. vaded from Canada by way DeYoe of Fairieigh Dickin missioned by the Congress, With the British of Lakes Champlain and son University in a report rode across the southern tip established in a series of George and the upper Hud called, “New Barbadoes In of New Barbadoes Neck on army posts across New Jer son River valley. He was op Revolutionary War Days.” his way north from sey, the patriot cause was at posed by an American Ar Excerpts from that article Philadelphia to drive the its lowest ebb. But on the day my, first under General are reprinted today. British out of Boston, where after Christmas, Washington Philip Schuyler and then un By Clyde B. Hay they were then besieged by and his Army made their der General Horatio Gates. and the Continental forces The famous crossing of the At the end of July, General Willard L DlYp* British evacuated the city on Delaware and captured the William Howe. Commander In early tiems the area march 17th, 1776. post at Trenton, garrisoned in Chief of the British forces between the lower Passaic On Ju ly 4th, 1778, the by Hessians. Then, avoiding sailed with an Army from R iver and the Hackensack's C o n g re s s adopted the the forces under Cornwallis, Staten Is for Philadephia. BELLEVILLE BRIDGE ISM tidal meadowlands was Declaration of Independence Washington defeated three Turning from a march to the Transfer Holly, I just heard Genovese OMLCSA LE ENDSCWL/O OUSUN., SEPT 11 Would Drug in Wallington, 1S.J. is giv ing away glasses and mugs with Not Save SU PER o ur picture on them. Freeholder D Bennett Mazur has received a report DRUGS on the feasibility of ENOVESE establishing a solid waste THE PHARMACY STORE & A WHOLE LOT MORE! transfer site in the North west part of the county, and he feels that the report does not demonstratr enough potential savings to the com munities to warrant con struction of a facility at this V time. Mazur said, ' The freeholders contracted with the Wehren Engineering Company of Mahwah to . Vi. U X iC K . review the possibilities and their report shows that a That'a righty transfer site located in the Northwest would be best I W E E K ! ■ ,^*8 8 7 * oil Geno- situated in Allendate. that ivfse customers the transfer concept is en- vironmentally and Jhave to do is pur technologically sound and chase 9 5 .0 0 in that there is potential for saving money for the com American Greet munities. by reducing the ing Cards, gift cost of transporting solid wrap, stationery, waste to the county's landfill 2 0 0 S H E E T disposal site in Lyndhurst P * r t y goods or However, there is not enough f i l l e r p a p e r cnndkn an d thmy evidence for savings to con vince me that we ought to receive a glass or move on this idea at this NOW coMPOsnJsH000* mug. time. ONLY “I am distributing the 50- 5 hole, high quality blue lined NOW ONLY page report to the 3 9 * LIMIT 2 freeholders, and I am asking paper LIMIT 2 ...... high quality paper the county administrator to schedule a full discussion of the transfer site idea at our GLAD 170CTT next work session. SANDWICH “In light of the pending ap BAGS pointment of a Solid Waste Advisory Council, which we r CRAYOLA | NOW HEAVY <~.r yvN|0 ' ^ \ 5 4 ’g ONLY are required to do by statute, A D O R N NOWONlY 6 6 ' and whose task will be to CANVAS< Stock up now. Keeps plan for the collection, tran 13 OZ. HAIR SPRAY I 3 0 sandwiches fresh. sportation and disposal of 3-RIN G NOW ONLY The non-sticky aerosol hair spray I ® HI Wm waste within the county. I BINDER TIDY HOME 50 CT feel we should hold the PAPER LUNCH BAGS report and submit it to that NOW 8 8 ' , ^ NOW ONLY NOW S | 9 i Never runout Always group as soon as it is ONLY 1 3 9 good to have on Crest or Cologate m—m ONLY 9 9 h a n d established Heavy duty loose leaf binder. 64 different color crayons "Thus far, we have been IVa" with clip. Wide metal with built in sharpener 7 oz. TOOTHPASTE f ^ NESTLE S QUIK most prudent in pursuing base With MFP fluoride. Aids in fighting cavities. Limit j this concept and have met r v ; 1 L B . BIC Makes with local officials and with tjb- <■ M a s s e n g ill now only NOW delicious all those who had some ex PENS ONLY chocolate pertise in the field. Now we DISPOSABLE f | A 8 ? milk. 3 P A C K m have a professionally DOUCH 9h,fhUU 00 SQ. FT. REYNOLDS! prepared report which says NOW ONLY that the transfer facility THERMOl ALUMINUM FOIL would be helpful because, NOW ONLY 'traffic congestion will be LUNCH KIT T Y L E N O L NOW NOW ONLY > ONLY eliminated, cost-effective With durable 19* 1 . 7 7 T A B S io o ' s collection practive will be tnermos bottles So many uses In the kitchen. that are tougher In ass t. colors. IV encouraged, and most im than kids 2 .6 9 Lwrr 2______portant, a positive step •entry Locfe-Cap toward a more progressive SPIRAL 36 Ct. NOVS oNlY S.T.P. O IL solid waste management COMPOSITION 10 PACK 81JOSEPH T re a tm e n t policy will be taken.' BOOK- PENCILS ASMUfl FM dNuan However, the report also 4 $ 1 .0 0 says the transfer facility 250 Sheets N O W O N LY would only provide \ NOW ONLY 8 9 e ''marginal" economic M IT C H U M NOW ONLY benefits. Until we can be convinced that there would # 1 4 9 Stock up now* lo Spray Deodorant White Rock be a favorable economic im 5 subject tabs S OI. - Scented Only 5 9 C So d a pact, I prefer to hold in College ruled If abeyance the development of NOW ONLY p m such a facility.” 9”X12” FLAIR B a rb a s o l NOW ONLY CONSTRUCTION PEN SHAVE CREME 9 ^ 1QC WOAL 8 V T e n d e r s PAPER MARKERS Reg. or Menthol - 1 lox. E M 9 NOW ONLY NOW ONLY P A M P E R S T h a n k s TODDLER I2's| N O W O N lY Dear Editor. 5 7 * 3 « H M Y L A N T A N O W O N lY On behalf of the Lyndhurst Package of £2= L IQ U ID Youth Center Adult Advisory asst, colors Available in 12 ox. Council, I wish to exprass 90 count ass t colors. $1.19 1 .2 9 sincere appreciation to all ^oKeepJTowfc^^yjrJjmit J. j those who participated in c h a r g e rove p u m c h a m i any way in our recent Marathon Softball Game ‘Prices Hie marvelous community WALLINGTON* PSB Mfport and spirit of Uioae 349 Paterson Ave., Wallington, N .J. who played for us, was a W allington Store Hours: 9-9:30 Mon -Fri. . 9-6:45 Sat. . 9-5:45 Sun. e Phona 935-6000 credit to Lyndhurst. «ethet we «»e¥ s e rv e eeew c u s to m e rs , w e r e s e r v e th e fnwienmw sale t e a M**t—•f4»y — Hewae«eieeiei»>ealeiieie*a«e>fsti»caaeieie.» Evelyn Pezxoila, President BIG BARGAINS AT GENOVESE BIG BARGAINS AT GENOVESE BIG BARGAINS AT GENGVt'Sb m THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER >, 1977 - 9 Fell Upon Passaic • ■ -"v; - Hudson River valley, Schuyler's Schuvler’a house.—horn* — TheTh. best tv* Into nrit*rorder Mm tnto halt till obliged the rebelsrebell tto quit ral Waihington and his hoaue stood on the east bank morning. At day break, the without a shot. I then went to an unsuc- of the Passaic River oppoaite Rebels appeared in some repasaed the river.—” defense of that city, Second River, now i force, and aboU noon, they A newspaper supporting eptember 2tth the Belleville). Finding it had three pieces of csmon in the American cause, gives (orflea occupied It. In necessary to amuse the battery on their side of the further particulars of the meantime, -General enemy, who — were retiring river. I went over toobaerve progress of the forage:— Clinton, in command with their cattle, the troops them, and had every reason “—But the militia im small British Army in were ordered to show them- to suppose, from their mediately flocking down York City, ordered a selves.— Firing of clothing and artillery that H>on them, they axtinued of the lower Passaic musquetry and camcn con they were reinforced by between Slotter dam (the valley to commence tinued the whole day with lit what is called continental Slotterdam area in eludes September nth. He tle or no loss on either side. troops. To try their coun modern Garfield City and Its maneuvers as Much looae firing was heard tenance and give an oppor East Paterson Borough) and lers:— beyond Newark, and at night tunity to tbe provincials, I or the New Bridge, till Suiday ‘I then went by Newark we had a private report that dered Buskirk's battalion to the 14th (of September), toy to Schuyler's landing. General Campbell had taken march through a corn field, when being informed that Famous for its copper possession of that town. I with an intention of taking in General Putnam was upon HISTORIC MURAL DwvM C. M m , mmMw dbwter «f th . W«t Hudson/S^* •«,«. Ownk. * line, on the west bank of the sent immediately to tell him flank a body of rebels pasted the way to ci* off their Camman., wont* Mrtwy tfwdant* at Qvmk of Pmm* High Sdwol to faww that on the walk o f the Kaamy •<- iwer Hackensack. River.) our situation, but soon after- behind a stone wall, and r t^ a t betweoi Hackensack fi*. ^ Savings A Loan la a mural d o p in g tho M o bafwaan Oan. Clinton's M tM i h w and calonUI he cannon were that Instant wwards, by the noise of cat which it would have been dif and the North (Hudson) lereas. The engagemem teak plwee en the Fhaartc Ever. Hie N «*y pahnlne deyleh * e Belleville ride el * e nded. and I ordered them tle driving and march of ficult to have removed by a River,they kept Uleir horses river and the ol th. Dvtd, lofemed Chu«h, whM. MU .land., can be -on In the dhtan*.. The mural i proceed, through the troopa, found that he had front attack. The regiment saddled, their teams induded In a pamphUt distributed through Hie United States by the chamber, tackled, and their men sdar Swamp, (on a road, continued Us route, was op marched with great spirit, every moment—" In this, which was the first cessf ul attack on the Hudson iw the Belleville Turnpike) posite to us, and on his way and their march with some rested all night on their ar The newspaper item ms, expecting an attack of many tragic raids, R ive r Highlands, and his the hgih grounds near to Aquakinac. I judged it little movement to favour It, relates the closing in of other General Clinton's Army took devastation of River set American troops and con from the inahbitants some tlements north of them failed tinues:— horses. 400 head of cattle and to divert troops from the calling begins at t sharp. techniques, creative writing, Plan Grant Action and the enemy's a like number of sheep, and American Army, that dance, improvisations, having notice of the ap A broad variety of gifts in scenery design and musical 20 milkcows. These were surrounded General | The Theatre Action Group, and senior citizens in Bergen cluding food, cameras, proach of these forces, oc driven by the way of Bergen Burgoynes The invading n a ffilia te of The County. comedy. casioned their precipitant domestics and small ap The auction will benefit an Neck to the NY. City lines Army was surrendered at Vadowlands Area YMCA The Auction will be held at pliances will be offered. retreat—" In early October, his sue- Saratoga on October 17th biouiced plans today for a St. Mary Auditorium at expanded program which jjpnt Chinese Auction for the Ames and Maple Aves. in The Theatre Action Group will offer training programs fpnefit of the theatre Rutherford on Sept. 29. has provided theatre to juvenile detention centers, students and senior citizen Hrkshops for teen agers Doors open at t:30 and workshops in acting elementary and high school centers. Visitors Invited To Governor’s Island A Revolutionary War en 1796; Castle William s. 1811; 1812, may be viewed from campment will highlight the and St. Cornelius Chapel. the outside only as they are final open house of the sum 1902 The Governor's House, private residences 13th mer at Governors Island in 1708; the Adm iral's House. For more information per New York Harbor Sunday. 1840; and South Battery, sons may call 212-264-8733 September 11. Visitors will ■SUPER be able to view many historic buildings and visit several Coast Guard First Lady Beauty Salon ■DRUGS technical schools between M UCH M O R E noon and 4 P.M. 864 KEARNY A V E. TV open house is free KEARNY, N .J. Visitors may board Coast Guard ferryboats at the Governors Island ferry ter OPEN SUNDAY Prove it to yourself: minal adjacent to the Staten Island ferry at the Battery 8AM— 2PM on Manhattan's southern tip. Only foot and bicycle traf a G e n o v e s e fic will be allowed on the NO APPOINTM ENTS boat and chihken under 14 must be accompanied by an 991-9800 prescription adult. Visitors will be free to walk around the island. The Revolutionary War encampment will be held in can’t be beat! front of the Training Center. HOPkllHUlP Members of The Fourth New York Infantry and Lancaster Prove It to youreelfs **■ , County Militia will be WALK demonstrating the use of Bring your next prescription to your local Genovese Pharmacist in colonial weapons and the wives will be cooking 18th DMVEdMl Wallington. You’ll be told in advance the exact cost of the prescription century army food. Free based on the average wholesale price. samples will be offered to island visitors. ■SPRINT THIS PRICE WILL MEET OR BEAT ANY PRICE FOR ANY Historic buildings on the TO YOUR NEW FAYVA PRESCRIPTION FROM ANYWHERE! island include: Fort Jay. IN WALLINGTON FaD M eeting Set Pro ve it to yourself; Villotto-Riggin American Legion Auxiliary of East m Call your Wallington Genovese Pharmacists Pat DeRubeis or John Rutherford held their first Marzocca at 935-6000. They’ll quote the price of any prescription you fall meeting Sept. 1 at the Community House. PATTERSON AVE may need or wafnt refilled. Mrs. Fred Bonser ■ represented the unit at the WALLINGTON irinl telethon for Muscular Wallington Shopping Center Prove It to yourself; Dystrophy held Labor Day in Patterson & Johnson Avenues front of the Stop 74 Shop in (Near Genovese Drug) Need a prescription refilled? Check the Genovese price first! Tell the Wallington Shopping Center. Donations were made to the Genovese pharmacist your Doctor’s name and the drug container or County Canteen and Christ name of the drug. Your refill will then be transferred and filled at the mas Funds and to the Depar tment all-year rouid fund. Genovese price. Maryam Locaro, delegate to the Girls’ State session in KIND OF SHOE STORE Jute spoke of her experien Pro w it to yourself; ces. The next meeting will be Check Genovese Pharmacy Specials before you buy anywhere! held Oct 13.
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While supply lasts. 1401 Witherspoon Si Pohwoy N J 07065______Our customers btlitv* that T H E R M A L G A R O is the »nswer to your olB w,nd<£for vo u rsd f-S^ d for F R E E literature and obi.,n pnee. 349 PATERSON AVENUE We are obligated-not you1 _ STRUT _ _ sun. - PMONI - WALLINGTON, N .J. Budp'l Plan Available ( N o Dimn Payment Neci*vsar\ l j p | | | | j ^ SALE VALID IN WALLINGTON STORE ONLY 10-- THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1 ,1*77 Minish Approves Welfare Fraud Crackdown Congressman Joaeph G. the apparent ease with Operations Subcommittee ministrations. have been inderacored by if the average, Minish, Uth District. New which these programs can on Intemgovemmental Congressman Minish also the President's recent hardworking taxpayer was Jersey, this week commen be abused," Minish said. "I Relations. The position was stated in his letter: "The proposals to revamp the en assured that benefits were ded Health Education and am sure that a crosscheck established five months ago, problems that have been tire system. Much of the available only to those who Welfare Department of all welfare recipients following steady opposition Secretary, Joseph A. died in recent years regar mntment towards these really needed them.” with all federal employees from recent Republican ad ding the welfare program pragrams could be Califano Jr., for his decision would uncover much more to begin a national crack of this abuse." F in n eran down on welfare fraud. Califano's study, which The Hilltopper Townhouses In a letter to the H E W. has been given the code A p p oin ted Secretary, Minish told name Project Match, is now Calif ano his decision being broadened to include John b! Finneran has represented "a good first ef the Maryland and Virginia Under Alexander Summer Inc. been appointed vice fort at reducing the fraud welfare rolls, since a great Alexander Summer Inc. York City skyline. a fireplace, and most units president of marketing of which needlessly costs the number of federal em has been appointed the Its distinctive contem feature terraces and up to the International Group of taxpayers millions of ployees live in those states. professional management porary design and site treat 1 Vi baths. Adding to the Becton, Dickinson and Com- dollars a year.” Califano Mi rush's letter encouraged agent for The Hilltopper, a ment have garnered for the spaciousness of the one- pany. recently released the results the Secretary to give new group of 22 townhouses designer, J. Robert Gilchrist bedroom apartments are Prior to joining Becton, of a computer cross-check serious consideration to ex at 2 Hackensack Street, & Associates, A.I.A., of cathedral ceilings, and lofts Dickinson, Mr. Finneran of H.E.W. employees and panding the program to Wood-Ridge. Hackensack, a citation from with skylights. was associated with Colgate District of Columbia detect fraud on a national the New Jersey Society of Palmolive as director of welfare recipients. Two- level Recently completed by the Architects. "Demand for professional marketing for the European hundred and sixteen of the "The decision to undertake Albert E. Rottini Construc Apartments rent from $390 management of investment Division. employees were found to be Project Match programs in tion Company of Wood- per month, according to properties continues at a Mr. Finitersn received his collecting welfare checks. other states which wish to Ridge, owner-developer, the Michael A. Brower, who record pace," Brower repor B.A. degree from Tufts Judith Austin “One of the greatest com do so, would be handled by award-winning dwellings heads Alexander Summer ts, “providing owners with University and his M.B.A. plaints that has been raised the office of tte H.E.W In are situated on a hilltop at Inc ’s Property Management the expertise so necessary degree from New York about the steadied federal spector General. That post, the Carlstadt border. They Division. There is on-site for profitable operations in University. He resides with Eleventh Season ’giveaway’ programs, such a fraud watchdog position, overlook the Hackensack parking plus garages. today's sophisticated real his family in Larchmont, as welfare, food stamps and was recently created by the meadowlands and the New Every apartment contains estate market.’’ N.Y. For Montclair unemployment benefits, is House Government Danee School The Montclair Academy of leams to take directions for fthare's • imw ShopRHa to sarva you! Calibrate Hm Grand Opening, Tim., SaptA Dance, under the Direction basic group participation I ShopRite of Tallman, 250 Route 59, Suffam, Naw York.______J of Judith Austin, announces A course of special interest the commencement of its for the young ballet student ■H ■ e■ yM M o_ mU . WE GLADLY REDEEM FEDERAL Uth Season Ms. Austin, a is Pre-Ballet. Since Ballet is former ballet major at the the most difficult of all University of Utah, has dan dance forms, it should not be ced in many Broadway taught until a student is shows, with a featured role nearly 8 years old, but it is in " A Funny Thing Hap the most rewarding for good W hat's for Dinner. pened on the Way to the posture, discipline, strength, Forum She also appeared and coordination In the Pre- The MEATing Place- with Zero Mostel in the Ballet course, the young OVEN READY, CENTER CUT movie, "The Producers," student is introduced to BONELESS BEEF and has had many appearan ballet with basic exercises, BEEF RIB ROAST ces on TV. She teaches yet is allowed to express the CHUCK ROAST ballet, jazz, social dance, beauty of dance with free and yoga for the Rutherford and easy-flowing movemen Adult School, children's ts Ballet classes are offered ■ CENTER CUT dance and adult slimnastics for children, teens, and for Teaneck Recreation, and adults. 1 RIB STEAK under her direction, tap Pre-teeners, teenagers, BEEF SHOULDER CUT FOR classes are offered at Mont and adults w ill be interested CUT FROM RM PORTION SOME LESS clair and Rutherford Adult in the Jazz class. This dance The Produce Place LONDON PORK Schools form is typically American BROIL A varied curriculum is of and is the style seen in LO IN RO A ST ANY Size P A C K AC.f fered at the Academy, with musicals on Broadway and WiiM thiAMS classes specifically designed on television. Tap w ill be of KEN for each student's age and fered for children, teens, and GROUND CHUCK ability. Of special interest adults. Tap dancing develops b e e f O Q c for the preschooler is the an excellent EFRESH sense of rhythm CRY-O-VAC Kinderdance program. This and timing advantageous to p 10-12 L M . is a class in creative all ages, and because of the Chuck Steak »1 •• AVO. « movement in which children popularity o f modern dance are encouraged to explore in high schools and colleges, ROUND o* ChuftcSteaks * *11* space freely and to discover the Academy will also offer STEAK RoumfSteak^.M ? CHUCK the joys of dance movement classes for children, teens NUT CUT through their own bodies. and adults in this dance SEMI-BONELESS BEEF London Broilt£^r?*1 •• G ra p e s % 69* a U.CO.A.CHOIC1A form. New this year for the P a O P C BARTLETT. CHUCK STEAK preschooler is the Kin- ■ W Q I O CALIFORNIA 3J1 CHUCK ROAST P o rk C h o p s jgs&n *11* Classes will commence FIRST CUT m m p i . . dergym program T V use of September 12th in the studio P r u n e s F W IIT O 3-*1 P o rk L o in forbarSquc M ? equipment such as ropes and located int eh Unitarian BEEF i% S% P lu m s c a J f t . , Pork Combo Busoai balls helps to develop eye- Church, 70 Home Avenue, 3».*1 ic r hand coordination which is Rutherford. For information E g g p la n t Breast ‘sssras? .99* essential for reading and and brochure, call 835-5457 »19* writing The young child Peppers^r/n.^ 3 -*1 The Grocery Place. a ▲ . R ad ish e s BB:, 2-29* A a a A a i # Driving Safety’s Celery » .»»39* TOMATOES Most Important NECTARINESCALIFORNIA 4 9 9 “Kids, kids, and more kids DEVIL CHOCOLATE E f l C The AAA spokesman FOOD PIES '^tSST ^ 5 9 Apple Cider**** e *1" P u n c h HAWAIIAN 2 ^ 8 9 * — it can only mean that stressed the motorist’s role C o ffee -*2 M school is about to start once in helping to keep kids safe. 3 $1 Graham*” ’£49*1 avsxr Swirl Cake 89* again," remarked Donald L/ "Newcomers to school are ... CRACKER* * T ^[j>I.T]rMUa<.UI.M.» m (f * \ T u n a S "watepT - 7 9 * Savarin^Jsr ~* 2 M Hughes, President of the coping for the first time with Saltin e s5\^ r ’&■ 39* Ono (1) 24-02 jar ot ShopRita ^ Mayonnaise KRAFT jpr 09 Coffee ~*2,# North Jersey Auto Club the responsibility of crossing l Windm ill‘‘S * ’i? 39*. (AAA). "The beginning of streets. And unfortinatdy, ICED TEA 9 9 I Nartaa a T iiij 9 9 < Coffee“assr 5*5” the academic year is statistics bear out the fact M Y WITH THISi coffee MIA COUPON ~ The A ppy Place traditionally the starting that children mder fifteen Coupon aood at any ShopRNa martat P la c e The PcH Place UmNonapartamMy point for the AAA’s annual years of age accouit for • Sun., to p i 4 thru Sat Sopt 10,1 *77 "School’s Open — Drive nearly 50 per cent of all DOM ESTIC HAM V ShopRite MARGARINE f ShopRite BACO N Carefully" campaign in pedestrian accidents an STORE SLICED Bergen. Passaic and Hudson nually." (WATER ADDED) C TH K K $ 1 1 9 Counties. And it presents MAPLE Mb pkq I Hughes concluded by M each and every motorist P h A A C A STORE SLICED with a safe driving asking for a community- w llU U O C CASINO SWISS HR .99* SinglesmwHDuSwu^Mw Franks taw-DiMMr** 2 6 9 * a a * STORE SLICED challenge." he noted. wide effort in tackling the Liverwurst .99* Hughes explained that the pedestrian problem. Cheese sss £99* BeefFrankssE"£99* beginning of school is an ex “ Remind yourself that T h e F ish M a r k e t The Frown Food Place The Bakery Place citing time for most young school crossing and advance sters, and therefore adults warning signs are now back must be on the lookout. in use again. Responsible FRESHFLOUNDERf MAIN DISHES Y WHITE BREAD “Children are active, motorist behavior is the inquisitive and impetuous, most important step towards and never miss an oppor an accident-free school year $2 ’ s 1 „I9 9 ‘ r ~ i : , 2 5 ‘ tunity to explore something throughout our tri-county ————H 111 IHlHMIIWMMilMtMiHiM Shrim ...... p r o a r o u N D l a k s s »» 3 * * « that interests them — even if area. Let's work together — Spinach~H5g5,.s99* Donuts *^25* it means venturing into the we can do it if we all try,” * Clam s aJBBi. *-*1” • FroaR aoatoa i m l atarttna Woe. Sopt 7,1»77 PotPlesfe^4^99* Bread «ss s s s & s * 59* street. As a result, be concluded the AAA Club m> ^ o l« d l) pint«ia< |or mtof «ShopRMa K ..a B . ^ especially careful when you president. SANDWICH The Ice Cream Place Health and Beauty Aids ThefaduoSAogmaca______aee an orange-belted safety The North Jersey Auto WlfHTHIS ; COUPON § ICE i it* f« Super Shopper patrol member, and obey Club serves more than C bmp on f a * atony ShopRRamarttat ~ S I 39 FILLER PAPER school zone speed limits as 135,000 members in Bergen. CREAM CNotfteoSwi,Sopt 4ttvvSaL Sopt.10.1877 f S * * \ well as the directives of Passaic and Hudson Coun colgatf: 7 Q c adult crocsir.g guards " ties. Fudgsicle-v99* TOOTHPflSTf . f 9 6 9 c yo««W»* »» •“ .« T h e S n a ck P la c e BEST FLEA MARKET EVER RapldShavewr79* Binder 29° ShopRite cMV*S «*• 9 9 * TH THfR lSISWITH C O UPO N §i Curad *ssir 59* LunchKit^Ei St. *0 8 9 ROUTE 3PORIVE IN THEATRE rSSmMMyttapRRonM^ PRETZELS CHARACTERS OS MJTHHFOU), N J. sw>pwln»». Talc ‘ssss? “ 59* Notebook Acrou from Maodowlondi Sports Complex v l. Sopt 4 « M t e l SaptlO. i»77 Pretzelsss£,ss*’:;79* K I® ., "d*,l»!*«r»‘ ■■»■■■ m u * .. Every Saturday A Sunday rzsss&ssssss!?------— through Christmas FOLLOW SERVICE ROAD SJONS SHOP-RITE of Lyndhurst 9 to 5 (201) 933-4388 AM. PM. V a l l e y Brook and Ddafield Aves. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1 , 1*77 — 11 Deborah Morrone Bride Of AUan AffUtto Lunde-Roflko United In Marriage The wedding of Miss Sac rad Heart Church, Lyrv Elaine Irene Rosko, Aurst, « u the setting far daughter of Mr. and Mn. the marriage on September t Edward Rosko of Union, to «f Deborah Mornoe of Lyn- J LOW SMOOTH New Ysi Caa Km UNWANTfS 8INIMCITIZIM SWIM Tims. 6 W ed. SHAMPOO & SET 13.50 $250 off regular price of all permanents "We re in F irst N ationals S y W N A OS | CUT * BLOW DRY SPECIAL $5.50 AOATA SSAUTT SAION MIA'S RKTROtYSIS South Kearny branch to help you Alvce's Beauty Salon erer I S / n . li M Ave. *33 *3)0 KutWard WVmon I-1JOI w ith your banking needs." Convenient banking hours .. . 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Since 1907 — Only Locally Owned and Operated Commercial Bank CLOSING OUT A l l g o w n s IRST NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY OP KIARNY HOUMi TIMS., WSD., HL, 10 AM *• StM PM TIMMS. 10 AM to 9 M Main OMee — Kearny and Midland Avenues/Kearny/991 -3100 Colonial Office — Midland Aiie./99i -1130 SAT. 10 AM la IMS Mid-Kearny — 254 Kearny Ave./991-3634 South Kaamy — 135 Central Ave./991-3S60 Weal Keamy — 2 Quys Passaic Ave./991-3556 Baal Newark — N. 4th SI./991-3103 North Arlington— 600 Ridge FM./991-3557 Lyndhurst —456 Valleybrook Ave./991-3559 Harrison — Harrison Ave Cor. 5m/981-3100 TELEPHONE 997-4741 Opon Saturday — Eaat Newark, Lyndhunt, MU-Keamy A Harrieon 9 ajn. la 11 neon/WeM Kaamy M * Ouye 11 a-m. le t p.m. 12 - THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 1 .1977 mailbox stamp) for can Forge stamp are yellow, red, fixed in the upper right cor- ner of envelopes ap cellation and return through blue, black and red line, the mail stream No remit 1977 Christinas Stamps Issued October 21 while the colors of the proximately one quarter inch from the top and one tance is required. Covers panes and "Mr. Zip," "Use dered on the left by a ver Besides "floating” plate mailbox stamp are red, sent to either first day city The U.S. Postal Service After an unsuccessful ef brown, gray, green, and quarter inch from the right announced today that the fort against the British at ZIP Code" and "Mail Early tical selvage strip. The two numbers and the absence of for cancellation must bear panes making up the right black edge. Return addresses two 1977 Christmas stamps Germantown. General in the Day ” appearing in the guttets, Washington at should be placed on the right the stamp issued in that city. usual location on the half of the sheet will be bor Valley Forge panes will not Procedures for ordering They may also bear the will be issued October 21 in Washington and his troops first day cancellations are as side of the envelopes at least separate locations. retreated to Valley Forge to selvage. The Wallington at dered on the right by a ver feature the familiar “Mr. Christmas stamp issued in Valley Forge sheet format tical selvage strip. follows: H of an inch up from the bot Both of the Christmas spend the winter Two days Zip,” “Use ZIP Code” and tom. A filler of postal card the other city, or any other will be markedly different, In addition to this differen “Mail Early in the Day" on — Customers affixing previously issued mint stamps are being printed in before Christmas. 1777, he stamps. Customers may pur thickness should be inserted the regular stamp size (100 wrote: "W e have this day no however ce, plate numbers on the selvage. stamp. Covers sent to either While the new press will Washington at Valley Forge Ronald C. Sharpe, of the chase their own stamps at in each cover. Not later than stamps per pane) rather less than 2,873 men in camp November 5 — orders must city bearing only the stamp produce sheets made up of panes will "float." They will Bureau of Engraving and their local post offices and issued in the other dty will than the standard com unfit for duty because they affix them to their own en be postmarked by that date memorative size in order to are barefooted or otherwise four panes, the panes will move progressively up and Printing, modeled both be returned unserviced. lack selvage on two sides due down the selvage from pane stamps. The image area size velopes. All envelopes must — the envelopes may be for — Postal Service affixing reduce the cost of the multi naked ...” It was a winter of be addressed and peelable warded to “First Day Can billion stamp printing severe hardship and semi to there being no horitontal to-pane because each full of both stamps is .75 x .87 ip- stamps. Except for affixing or vertical gutters. The two rotation of the gravure cylin ches or 19 05 x 22.09 return address labels are cellations, Postmaster. stamps and addressing or The stamp showing starvation. Valley Forge. PA 19481" (or Now a fam iliar sight, the panes making up the left half ders will print two panes millimeters. The colors of recommended for this pur ders, .follow the procedures General George Washington pose Stamps must be af "Omaha, NE 68108" for the kneeling in prayer at Valley rural mailbox was brand of each sheet will be bor plus three rows of stamps the Washington at Valley listed above. Forge during tlv winter of new in 1896 It represented 1777 1778 will br issued at an important link with the Valley Forge, Pennsylvania. outside world for farming The design by Stevan families who were frequen Doha nos is basid upon a tly isolated and lonely. Rural painting by J C. Leyen- Free Delivery gave stimulus decker which appeared as a to the great American Saturday Evening Post system of roads and high cover -in 1935 Dohanos also ways and is still a vital link known (or Saturday Evening today for rural Americans Post covers, having had Sim ilar to the Currier & paintings on more than 100 of Ives Christmas stamp of them The first day of issue 1976, the Washington at ceremony w ill be conducted Valley Forge stamps will be at the Valley Forge National printed on the gravure por Historical Park near the tion of the new webfed eight- restored building which color combination gravure- Washington used as his intaglio press installed last headquarters during the en year at the Bureau of campment at Valley Forge Engraving and Printing (the The second Christmas intaglio portion of the press stamp, featuring holiday w ill not be used for this mail in a rural mailbox issue I. while the mailbox against a snowy background, stamp w ill be printed on the will be issued at Omaha. standard gravure press Nebraska Desgner of this Although both Christmas stamp is Dolli Tingle, of stamps w ill be printed via Westport. Connecticut She the gravure method, the also designed the popular presses used w ill give each - a n d needlepoint Christmas Tree issue a distinctive ap iCv stamp of 1973 pearance when viewed in y o u ’re Choice of the Leyendecker panes painting as the basis for a The mailbox stamp w ill be 1977 stamp reflects the Con printed in the standard four- invited tinental Arm y having spent pane layout-with five plate Christmas at Valley Forge numbers in the usual 200 years ago positions on each of the four to our THURS Til 9 H M fRi III <3 I’ V Ol’ENSDAYSONn SAT Til fc PM G rand b a r g a i n O p en in g a b a s e m e n t Celebration Qf c o m p u t u m ! S to p by. B rin g th e fam ily. T h e re ’s 8 5 0 KEARNY AVE KEARNY N.J. something for everyone. Whether you R v a n d M p w B a r o n i n s w ish to o p en an a c co u n t o r ju st v is it, w e hope to see you. At a s a v in g s bank, you r Just Atrivcd Sale Stalls crin expect more fo r y o u r m oney. Thursday, 9:30 A M . Passbook savings accounts earn 5.25% interest a year, com pound • Flannel Shirts continuously from d a y of d e p o sit to d ay of S* Boys J Knit Sixes 4 to 20 90 withdrawal and credited once a month. J * Children's Pajamas n For even higher interest, savings certificates are available. And * A Gowns — Nat. Adv. to $4.98 Washington Savings Bank has fast- action loans for new cars, home improvements — just about every money i Mens Knit Shirts need. Convenient banking hours, too, I * Poly A Cotton Pullovers 90Na.. Adv. [ • Prints, solids, A Heathers Regular including Thursday evenings and * S-M-l-Xl * "by Wings" *3 to $9.50 Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. If * Boys-Girls-Ladies you think all banks are alike, come to O pen a new checking or savings Wallington for an added measure of service, convenience and personal ■ S h o e s account for $250 or m ore: atten tio n . Hundreds More Added This Week - Ladies Reduced 11 ■ * Buster Brown Free Gifts for Everyone! ■ * Stride-Rite Souvenirs. Floating balloons for the c h ild re n A su rp ris e g ift fo r the first 1 * Simplex * Child Life Door Stop/ 150 v isito rs . 2 * Lazy Bones * 90 G, Burglar Alarm Five- Piece m AutoTrouble- Battery operated Indoor Garden Set: Matching ceramic Refreshments! g * Laiy Bones * Italian Imports Lite: Plugs into Use it anywhere Spanish *5 your lighter — home, office or watering pot and T h e first 500 v is ito rs w ill b e tre a te d to a socket for instant while travelling. planter, plus tools free hot dog and root beer. * Enno Jetticfcs * Station Wagons * Revelations light where you need it. W ith new savings accounts of Entertainment! 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Turnpike Exit* 16W and 18W, and Paterson Pkmkroad. Direct bus service from the Port Authority’s Manhattan terminals and m any other points. For but and ticket information coll 2011935-8500. East Rutherford, N J. Nine races nightly, Monday through (201) 935-8500 Saturday, Poet time 8 p.m. PtOGDAM MMCTOfc CAKX MILA FAVt 14 — THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1 ,1*77 A sian Elks Lodge Sponsoring Semi-Pro Benefit Came Former Pros Attend Contest Edward Rich, Exalted Jersey Rams and the Hart be playing all of their home for a break to make it into Ruler of Lyndhurst Lodge ford Bruins. It starts at 1:30 defensive back for the games at Breslin Field. the National Football University of Richmond. Awareness B.P.O.E. No. ISOS has an- P.M at Breslin Field, River They are the two-time defen Former star professional will be on hand to help the League. Hie Rams hope to repeat nowiced that on Sunday, Sep side Park. Lyndhurst, New ding champs of tbe New The League is by no Jersey Rams lautch their Lyndhurst season at the Second Annual Asian tember 25 the l/)dge will be Jersey Tickets are *3 00 for as champions look for the York Football conference means a sand-lot type of support of all Lyndhurst Breslin Stadium Saturday night. Awareness Festival, Sept. sponsoring a semi-pro foot adults and $1 00 for children Their roaster is loaded wfth football, but is highlighted 25,1177. 10 A.M. to (P.M. at ball game, between the New residents Exalted Ruler, Gene Lauer, manager of the Rams, said that Spider The New Jersey Rams will former collegiate standouts by tough, agreasive, pro Lockhart, former Giant, and Matt Schnell, former Jet, Seton Hall University all of whom are just waiting Rich, advised that tickets style offenses and defenses can be purchased thru the are among the onetime stars who will attend. Student Center, South Flag Football Nigh League Two former Lyndhurst High Lodge Chairman, Jim Ron Johnson, one of the former great Giants, also Orange. Highlighting Stars are on the rooster. Douglass E.- Wight, ball league to include twelve Breslin, Jr., by calling 930- will appear. Asians' contributions to Bronx Slugger Larry Gleeaon and Jeffrey American life, featuring Executive Director of the teams this season ” “Our 1750 during the day and after The Rams will kick-off their season by meeting the Meadowlands Area YMCA league will play in Lyii- Gleeson Larry was a stand 5:00 P.M 930-4006, or at the exhibitions, performances out quarterback for Franklin Brooklyn Mariners. and food, with items for sale. announced today the ex dhurst County Park Kurt Chave of Hackensack Lodge which is located at The kick-off is at 8 P.M. pansion of the Y s flag foot- Tuesday. Wednesday and and Robert Ortix of and Marshall University and Part Avenue in Lyndhurst, Donation $1 for adult- Thursday evenings at 7:30 Moonachie placed fourth in Jeffrey Uras an outstanding New Jeraey. s.Children under 12 free. and 0:00 P.M., under the their respective classes Sun- D O G lights", and locker room and day in the Courtime shower facilities will be Racquet ball Tournament at OBEDIENCE available for use by all par the Meadowlands Racquet- ticipants". Wight said ball Club. U.S.T.A. "U SA ” 998-2007 Course M e m b e r C JA n y tin w After 6 AM. *30.00 TENNIS INSTRUCTOR ENROLL FOR Beginners & Intermediates CLASSES Men-Women-Children NUTLEY ADULTS - $10 00 hr - $5.00 V2 hr. AU BMEOS CHILDREN UNDER 18 YEARS OF AGE N.J. 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He has taught trumpet Seton Hall Preparatory school serves an area awards earned last year will Prep from a three-year stint graduate of Ursinus College Education at the Prep. William Casey of Ruther privately for several years School, South Orange, will outlined by Hoboken. Clifton, be presented after the in Korea and a year in (Pa.), he moat recently ser Robert Cvornyek of North ford will teach in Religious and was a member of begin classes on Monday. Clinton and Clark liturgy. All school parents Japan. Previously Father ved as freshman coach at Arlington will join the Studies. He is a graduate numerous musical groups in September 12, at 8:15 am . Faculty, staff and students are encouraged to attend. taught at Fordham and Parslppany Hills High English department and also assistant from Seton Hall cluding the Yale Philhar- With 1.15# students from 55 will celebrate the beginning Included in this year's Seton Hall Universities. Both School. Prior to that he serve as field coach. A University. monium New Jersey communities, of a new academic year with religious and lay staff of SO priests reside on campus coached at Edison Juiior graduate of the University of are six new additions and Maryanne Armenti, ’nranas Matts of Kimbal including North Arlington a Mass of the Holy Spirit at High, West Orange. He will Delaware, he will receive a Street, Belleville, will join Drawing from five counties. 10 a.m. in Archbishop Walsh two returning teachers. Boyden Avenue. Maplewood, also teach Drivers' M.A. from the University of the boys' Catholic high Auditorium. Scholastic Father Joseph Wortmann, a will teach Spanish and the Music department as the veteran of nearly 20 years at Italian. A recent honor Superb Book the Prep, has been named graduate of Seton Hall College best place head of the Foreign University, she is continuing Edwin Newman's “A Language Department postgraduate work. Civil Tongue" (Bobbs- Returning from two years in Mrs. Mary Gotsill of South for husband hunting Germany, Father will teach Merrill, $8 951, is finny and orange will assist in the Prep serious at the same time in By JOHN C. MOON off, making it look something German. Formerly he library. After several years Copley News Service like a rat. The rest of the long, taught Latin and Greek its assault on the awful in the University library, things all of us are doing to white hair resembles a dirty Father Herbert Clancy, Mrs. Gotsill will be the Dear John: bathroom throw rug S.J., Ph.D., will join the the language, transforming I want to go to college But worst of all, every Media Aide and Secretary to it into a barbarous jargon. Social Studies Department. the Prep librarian I am a senior in high school where my mother-in-law He recently returned to the When Edwin Newman and a girl. goes, the dog goes too Roger Blind, Moore Street, was a young lad, he was West Orange, is the newly My folks say 1 want to go to On every visit to our house, GUITAR LESSONS told to keep a civil tongue, college "just to get a hus the little dog, a female, yaps appointed junior varsity to shut up. He did, but since band.” Hava you boon playing basketball coach. A and yaps and, usually, is in thr*« months or m e n and then he has expanded his "Hiey are right What do you heat. still can't play a song? understanding of what a advise? That means our dog has to civil tongue means. To him College Bound be put out in the cold back Do you want to bo ablo Dear College Bound: to play and figur* out it means a language that is yard until “Mom” leaves “halo” of I am glad that you want to oxact solos takon from not bogged down in jargon, with her dog. But Mom stays record s of your choice? go to college to get a husband. with us for at least two days light... with not studded with trick That is the best place to at a crack, meaning our back Or, are you an ad phrases, not weighed down vanced player who wants find one. door is all clawed and chewed with gelatinous verbiage. It However, I advise this: up by Our male dog. t o g e t into jazz o r The word nickel comes from is direct, specific, concrete, re a d in g ? a German word for "imp" Don’t get interested in a I can’t gripe to my wife or ro ulite PAT MAHONEY vigorous, colorful and as freshman or a sophomore. to my mother-in-law. What because of the trouble it Roux makes this special 9 3 5 -1 9 4 2 gave chemists in early times. lucid and imaginative as we Anyone can loaf through two should I do? are able to make it. years of college. D ow nenD ofs lightener for “ off-the- But when a man goes into D ear Down: scalp blonding (frosting, his junior year, he means Go ahead and speak to your tipping, painting, etc.)— business about graduating wile. Then you will be getting Pappas Presents and having a good career. a new wife, new mother-in- and we use it artfully for Latch onto one of those. law and, hopefully, no new the lovely light-and-dork Then, in your senior year, re dog. effect you want. Cool, ally nail him. And, upon his graduation, whether he has a Dear John: comfortable, because it MOHAWK’S H Mohawk Carpet Cokx Center job or not, be sure to tie the Do you like women libbers? never touches your scalp. knot almost immediately. A Lib And it works in minimum « You will have like interests, Dear Lib: time! Come see how we like education and you and he Yes. can beautify your hair! CARNIVAL” OF COLOR will be most likely to succeed I like women libbers. in marriage. I like women Democrats. 9 9 S - 0 1 ? 4 Choose From Our M i d w a y Of Savings I like women Republicans. I like women. Dear John: R * y 1 My mother-in-law has a Questions should be sent to feisty little white dog. Copley News Service in care HAIRDRESSER of this newspaper. Volume of HAIRSTYLIST- HAIR COLORIST COME IN TODAY AND SEE OUR INFLATION FIGHTING It yaps all the time — real 8S8 KEA RN Y AVE O PP G A IuS PRICES ON MOHAWK'S FINEST QUALITY CARPETS- shrill. mail prevents Individual re KCARN r . N j . o ?032 A lot of its hair is rubbed plies. Mon T ue* . Fri And Sat 9-6 ■ n u r* 9-v PAPPAS CANNOT K K A I KM QUALITY, SERVICE & VALUIj The Market Place COMPARE .... THEN SAVE! | ALL PRICES INCLUDE CUSTOM INSTALLATION OVER | VTfOAM CUSHION INDOOR FLEA MARKET Hour*: Thun. 6 Fri. 3-9: Sal. 9-*: Sun. 10-6. Tfcts* Ara Jnt A fwr Of Tfct Exceptional VaUts General mds«. loathorcraft - needlepoint - shoes - golf NEW GENTILE I CANYON shoes - sneakers - plant GEM I TIDE I PARADISE supplies - groceries. 1 THE CUT A LOOM SHAG. A LOW ujl tli rvn im A n*0’*"*'' Plo* •* NATIONAL LEADER IN 24 13 EXCITING COLORATIONS a & L,V *fllT fcil Magno Plays A King AMAZING COLORS AT AN AMA W F" T . C m . i ZIHGZING PRICE. 9 5 W F- Y' Dan Magno. of Fairmount Co., Newark, attendee PRICES INSTALLEDINSTALLEO | * 1 1 ~ 9 5 * 1 4 9 5 Avenue, North Arlington, N ew ark C ollege of Re«. 11.15 11.95 | BM ■ INSTALLED INSTALLED ■ _W______will appear as King Engineering He has been in (5 Blits, from Kaamy Av*. walk up on* flight for print I hat are dawn, down, down SAVE 2.(02.00 ^■.fc*.14JS Net. 14.95 ■ W-INSTALLED INSTALL E P ellinore in Family volved in theatre for most of sa yo save 3.oo sa yd the time to kjy t save Playhouses production of his life and has appeared All thl* and m o r* at IS W6M7---M0I Camelot. opening September throughout northern New 528 ELM STREET, KEARNY 991-8007 16 through October 2, with Jersey in such shows as performances on Fridays ■'1776”, "Play It Again, PAPPAS FLOOR COVERING and Saturdays at 8 P.M. and Sam,’’ ‘‘Forum,’’ Sundays at 3 P.M. “Scapino," “West Side 50 U ita Ave., Rutherford Camelot is the musical Story" and "Becket." 4 3 8 - 0 2 2 0 tale about King Arthur and "Camelot” is a unique his quest to accomplish his musical mixing pagentry. new concept for the roimd pathos, pride and passion Refined and classy to bold and sassy, table He tries to follow the blending ip humo and music, cotrse of wisdom set for him and the result is an evening the choice is yours when you visit by Merlyn, the mystical of unforgetable entertain magician It is also the story ment Modern Millwork’s beautiful showroom. of the love triangle between Tickets for the show are $4 King Arthur, Genevere (his and $3.50 and can be reser queen), and Sir Lancelot (his ved by calling the box office best friend). at 284-0404 or M7-S626 Free 3 things to look for parking is available. Magno. an employee of the ‘nie theatre is located at 28 in a new kitchen Blue Cross/Blue Shield Ins. Brookline Avenue. Nutley. 1 STYLE LAST WEEKS OF 2 CONSTRUCTION l2 l 3 FINISH % p r i c e d a y s ! At Modern Millwofk you'll find the matter how carefully you inspect each ultimate in distinctive door styles, from amazing feature, you'll never see colonial to contemporary, and Modem Millwork s amazing miracle cor ner. designed to make corners look like COME IN A N D everything-*! between See lor yoursell the superior workmanship in quality a single piece ol wood And to preserve cabinetry, hand crafted and hand as the beauty of each natural wood tone oc sembled loi long fife durability But no glowing color. Modern Millwork adds a GET DRASTIC rugged nlugged moisture resistant finish CONVENIENT SHOWROOM HOURS: 9 AM-9 PM Mn .-FiI. 9 AM-5 PM Saturday ® i u k t r m«o BARGAINS TH O M AS Bike Cyclethon For Heart Fund Paramus, where the whole family can come and bring a Diet Control Says Weight Will Melt The 5th Annual County of the American Heart County Heart Fwid Chair picnic lunch to enjoy while Bike Cyclethon sponsored by Association was announced other family members ride; man. In announcing the and felt like 50 Her blood the Bergen County Chapter today by Charles Lorber. event, Lorber said. “This the Garden State Plaza. Yes You Can be a Senior sent back and forth and on difference in the class and Paramus, as the second Citizen, Slim and Attractive! her next visit Mrs Teitch especially in Mrs Torres pressure was under control years’ Cyclethon promises to and stairs were no longer the 6th SEASON more rewarding than location attracts the older Anna Torres ot North Arling could not exclaim enough who had lost SO lbs and I** rider who wWies to add up ton and Beatrice Teitch of when she actually saw the looked like 60 instead of 70 problem they used to be ever with many new prizes miles and a 7-mile loop Boynton Beach, Florida, [ T A R A ' S S T U D I OZadded to the list for winner* beginning at the Teaneck Ar have three things in com Sunday. October t, 1*77 is mory, Teaneck. which at mon, they are called Senior the date set for the Cyclethon tracts the teen-age and adult Citizens and they are slim MONTCIAIR B E L L Y ° D A N C E beginning at f:00 A.M. and riders. and attractive. ending at4:OOP.M.” Lorber said, "The sign-up The two ladies met one Academy ! ★ LEARN TO BELLY DANCE forms are available now Wednesday morning in LIKE A PROFESSIONAL FOR Ten-speed bikes have been from the Heart Association. North Arlington at the ot Oam EXCERISE, POISE, FUN, GRACE | very popular with put win All you need to do is drop by Arlington Lanes where the ESTABLISHED 1966 ★ TARA CAN TEACH YOU ★ ners as were racing jackets the Heart Headquarters at Diet Control Center Class 70 HOME AVE * CLASSES AT ALL LEVELS/ALL ABES * and special tropMes. These 2SS Engle Street. meets. Joyce Frankel, the RUTHERFORD three major award* are Englewood, N.J.. or call 871- instructor, took her mother (UNITARIAN CHURCH) ★ FREE LESSON- MONDAY, SEPT. 12 . 1 p.m. available for each location OMO. A map is also available Mrs. Teitch with her to meet ArtMe Oirtehr - M M Martin ★ THIS BONUS AO 6000 FOR *5.00 with numerous stpaller showing the three riding her members. The tt year old Mrs. Teitch was an in Professional Insfrnction In... TOWARDS FIRST MONTH’S LESSONS items being offered. The sites.” three sites this year are Van Lorber concluded that, stant success and inspiration 933 9331 ★933-5678 7* park aw. ruthbifmd, nj. Saun County Park, “The earlier the sign-up for the ladies. Her lovely Classical M e t • Point* forms are secured, the more figure is proof that age need not equal fat. Modern • Ja a • Ta» possible it is to be a winner Mrs Teitch returned to Remember, this special Florida and Joyce kept her NANCY CAROLE event will save hearts at the mother informed of the same time provide exercise weight losses of the class For llit for your own heart. ” REGISTRATION members. Greetings were Pre-School Child at Studio SCHOOL OF DANCE Teach « w CklM I* Daacc fat Sept. 6, 7, 8. Haalta, Grace aad Patea at IGndorDaneo 617 Elm Street, Keamy «. 9 & 10 Kinder Gym Celebrating DON and ROS1TA from 3 to 7 pm 5th Anniversary CALL Season FOR FALL sctf0°Lo1' INFORMATION & BROCHURE 9 3 5 -5 4 5 7 REGISTRATION D A.NCE (AFFILIATE OF AUSTIN ACADLW> CF DANCE) Pre School thru Adult BALLET • TAP • JAZZ Ballet, Toe, Tap, ACROBATIC AND TOE Jazz, Acrobatic, ht-ScM. 3 Ytl rid Introducing 99 The R oyal Academ y O f D ancing 1776, as the- American | C h ildren 9s Syllabus - colonies were freeing them- j I selves from England, a British i | economist named Adam f Classes in Tap • Acrobatics | Smith was advocating an eco | I nomic freedom. | • Ballet • Jazz | He showed the logic o f al ! : lowing supply and demand to j TAP ** JAZZ ** ACROBATICS f set the price o f goods—and j f o r Preschoolers thnj Ackjlts Begin on T uesday Sept. 13th i the price of good* to deter- • j mine the supply and demand. I Our Students Have Appeared in, and won a \ Many people today still j 3 yr. olds and up { favor the natural workings of = Performance Award in the i a free market. They say that I ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ . natural gas, forfo r example, | | should be priced at its com- i "STARS OF TOMORROW REVUE" * modity value—at what it is f ENROLL NOW Convention on JOly 29th t worth in a free market, com- | Presented in N.Y.C. at the Hotel Roosevelt TeocherV I peting against other energy * ft fuels. | rllUIIBa.Phones: TTO”/A#/998-7277 1 (studio) 763-1643 (home) ■ That way, economists point Name I out, America can make better j use o f her heritage o f pre- I cious resources and keep up | her advocacy o f free trade. Address.. I Tel. L t l Age. 218 Stuyvesant Avanua, Lyndhurst, N. J. MAIL TO: Phans 471-3540 M arilyn's Dance Studio FALL SEASON REGISTER NOW 199 Prospect Ave. * North Arlington Hom e o f the Dick Shell Jazz D ance C o m p a n y call 998-2628 Jazz — Dick Shell Ballet and Toe — Lorraine Shell Registration At Studio Tues., Sopt. 6th Thru — Fri. Sopt. 9th 2 to 5 P.M. Modern Dance — Diane Verdi Classes Begin Week of Sept. 12th J Winner of Garden State Arts Center Talent Expo IK - THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER t, 1*77 Original‘Foolish Wives’Seenj Qran i n n ■ ! I a , >! I 5 0 u iv ii iy ivw pny delight ... made it a natural For First Time In Years When the La Venuta for them to get their own family came here from restaurant. Arthur holds up Essex Film Qub, oldest Recently a New York proximately what audiences Palermo, Sicily, in M M , they his end by handling the film society In the United State college professor saw in 1922. A pipe organ carried their total wealth, bookkeeping. States, resumes its decided to try to locate the scare will accompany this •,000 lire. That amounted to Grandma's Saucy Apron screenings o( the great silent deleted footage and rstore it silent film. The Essex Film a p p r o x im a te ly $400 in opened in Wallington in Ju ly. and early sound cinema to its original release. Pain Club Is located at 263 American money. At the It has attracted a loyal staking efforts in locating Harrison St., Nutley. Show present rate of exchange, classics with the showing of following, and rightly so. a newly reconstructed ver the original continuity sheets timeisS:30. they’d be gambling that they The unusual decor (one en and securing missing On the same program will could make it on a paltry $10 sion of Eric von Stroheim's ters the main dining room famous 1922 film. "Foolish footage from archives all be an early sound comedy In triad and true American through a wine barrel), at over the world finally came called "The Stetlen Jools” , tradition, they worked hard, Wives " tentive service, and superior to fruition. Viewers for the with a ll of the stars of the saved their earnings, and When Stroheim finished food make for a most first time in over 50 years time who were working in now the three LaVenuta this then most expensive pleasant experience. film, he had shot more than will be able to see ap Hollywood. brothers, Ernest, Leo and 320 reels He spent the next Arthur, have opened a On a recent night our party six months cutting the film restaurant. of tiu-ee visited Grandma's. to 32 reels, even though the That’s not, of course, to Hie sienu is extensive with Harness dreams say it happened right away. average feature of the day prices ranging from $6.95 to The three were just children ran six reels. as you bring out of the back $12.95 One companion or By REV. W. LEE when they left Italy but all The studio then took over rooms of your life and think dered veal and peppers- top TRUM AN still speak fluent Italian. the editing, cutting it to 14 Copley News Service ing your deepest desires. ped with tomato and garlic "We’ve had to," smiled reels for its January 1922 Whatever it is, put it down but sauce at $6.96. The other One of the greatest pleas Ernest. "Our mother never release in New York City be specific. If it is to go to col selected Veal Scaloppine ures of my profession is to really learned English. And Depsite Stroheim's many lege, list the college, the ma Marsala at $7.95. Very thin ...... have the trust of the majority it paid off in other ways, complaints that lus film was of ^ le that, N(J jor and minor. If it is a better slices of veal are sauteed in job, name the job and the too." Th* La Venuta brothon, who racontly opsnsd Grandma's Saucy Apron an 10S be>ng decimated, it was cut jus, helplr% m their time of a mixture of olive oil and company, but as you put Ernest worked several M idland Avenue just off M ain Street at Wallington, chock over their menu to I ‘ to 10 reels for the local need, trouble or pain, but also butter to which imported these things down and be years at Don’s 21 in Newark, for the special of the day. Shown here are, from loft to right, lineal. Loo theaters Another release having them trust me with m arsala wine and a restaurant which has a brought it, down to eight their dreams. come specific, remember mushrooms are added. A rth u r. there is a list of checks and large Italian clientele. He reels.______But I have also found that Great. And if you feel like LaVenuta" and roast meat. how we liked our meal. After balances to go through so you was one of the few waiters ported provolone cheese, people often feel guilty hav really living it up, there is stuffed clams oreganata, With your coffee you have compliments ware passed, ing a dream as though such need to refine your list. who spoke Italian. nothing better than The Italian olives, meat balls and your pick of Italian ice the remark was made that thoughts were wrong because Customers able to converse First, list those items on Sicilian, which at $11 95 cream or pastry and fruit of there is so much food it's they are so basically selfish. with him in their native sweet peppers. Next comes a your dream list that are true brings you lobster tail, the seaaon. The price for all almost impossible lo finish. But dream we do, and ad tongue w ere so pleased that cup of homemade Italian to your own personality. One shrimp scampi and filet mig- Said Leo: “ I’d rather hear he was frequently rewarded soup, followed by home this is an unbelievably low mitting it, we know it is in good way that has been suc non. A tender and delectable made pasta and saliri. Your $8.96 that than have my nately dangerous. Deep de cessful in my counseling is to with overly generous tips. plate. All meals include sire and vision can move us to entree includes lobster tail in Leo L a Venuta came out customers leave here still Isaac means His older brother, Leo. was a salad, choice of pasta or great achievements but sauce, chicken "a la from his kitchen to Inquire hungry." After you are sure that this chef at Don’s 21 for 11 years. French fries, and Italian many also know the other Doggy bags are cheerfully is an honest dream, ask your Their strong backgrouid in side of this coin. Dreams can bread. LINCOLN self if this is an honest dream the field ... Ernest graduated » produced, so you can always bring frustration and even with others. If it were to cone from one area to another A really good buy is Gran Boat Basin Open bring home any leftover tid Arlington y98 4 6 4 4 tragedy. true, would you Uke some learning all phases of dma's family style dinner bits STAKT5 FRIDAY Learning what to do with body’s privilege, property, restaurant operation and which starts out with an an- Pleasant, relaxing Grand dreams can change the living personality, and moat impor Leo’s cooking has developed tipasto of eggplant par- To Boating Public m a's is open Monday and of our life. It is a good start to tant, would you become a into an overall lip-snaking migiana, Genoa salami, im- Spearheaded by the at Penn's Landing is in the Thursday from 4 to l:M make a list of your dreams. phony in the achievement of Pennsylvania Boating heart of one of America’s p.m.; Friday and Saturday Be specific and very thorough your dream? Association, the well- most popular boating areas. ‘C r e a t iv e ’ A a n e n s e n ’s Is from 4 to 9 p.m.; snd Sunday organized lobbyirig effort to The areas adjacent to from 1 to * p.m. Once you try open the P e rn ’s Landing Pern’s Landing have it, there’s a good chance Listed In Woman’s Day Boat Basin to private enjoyed an unparalleled you'll be back again and J £t B Lounge recreational carft haa suc renaissance. Aanensen’s, kitchen with the look and feel of mar ceeded. cabinet specialists in Kear ble. Unlike plastics or The ten-acre Boat Basin is ny, has been chosen a laminates, however, it is a part of the $35-million, 38- GRAND “ Creative Corian Dealer" by solid a ll the way through, acre, urban redevelopment KMC SCHEDULE DuPont distributions and is making it exceptionally project which opened the Wfcakdor* 7 30-9 30 listed in the current issue of dirabie Delaware River waterfront SatufJoy 145-7 209 20 “Woman’s Day” magazine to Philadelphia residents Corian is on display at Sumtey 1 30-330- (dated Sept. 20,1977) on sale and visitors. 5 30-7 30-9 30 Aanensen’s showrooms, 14* OPENING in supermarkets now. Only According to Dick Magee, Midland Avenue. The IS kitchen dealers in New head of the Penn's Landing family-owned cabinet- WED^ SEPT. 14 7 p.m. -1 cum. Jersey qualified for this Corporation: "The Boat distinction. making business, in its 20th year, is a member of the Basin is on eof the finest Corian, manufactured by docking facWtes for • Live Entertainment DuPont, is a revolutionary American Institute of Kit- chn Dealers. recreational boaters and the new countertop material only metropolitan facility of • Bujfet its kind in the country.” Recreational boaters on WILLIE SAMPLES the Delaware River will .no,*. E X A M P L E S Open For Lunches Daily The BEST in FOODS To»n LHt’x I Don’s 2 1 find that the Boat Basin of h. tim .x t • ROYAL HAWAIIAN PALMS 602 Ridge Road 321 R iv a r R o ad 518 Stuyvesant Avenue Adult Party Jokes NORTH ARUNOTON C U F T O N i o h . A p C»54«'rv«s 991-S377 Lyndhurst, N.J. 473-0177 THURSDAY, SCPTEMBIR «, W77 _ |« Mrs. W alter Amm l e r m a n Mrs. Conroy Allan A. Koreivo, Former Josephine Ammcr- Rutherford. Her husband. iw , « . of Culdadt. died W alter, died In Jin e . C ited By E ngineers: Services were held Satur Aug. 13 in Berger Pina* Surviving are two Editor Of Si Bergen News day for Mrs. Erma M Hoapital, Paramus. daughters. Mrs. Joan Conroy, 5*, who died Wed-” Allan A. Koreivo, previously served in the Air Trauae, of Carlstadt, and nesday in Hackensack editor of the Sorth Bergen Force. W ill R eceive A w ard Mrs.Ammerman wai a M i . G a il Keck, of Orange, Newt, died Monday in lifelong resident ol Carlstadt Hospital Sirviving are his wife, the The Hackensack Meadowlands District Three HMDC staf Calif.; a brother, James Alexander Lynn Hospital, former Kathleen Schember; «nd was a pariaMoner of St. Mrs Conroy was bom in Meadowlands Development depends in full measure on fers are professional Mahlbacher, of Lakewood, Sussex The South Bergen two sons, Stephen and Joaeph's R.C. Church. East East Rutherford and lived in Commission has been selec the quality f the personnel engineers and three are Fla.; and six grandchildren. News w as the predece ssor of Christopher, and three Rutherford for 4S years ted to received the 1*77 working there." professional planners. the News Leader of Ruther daughters, the Misses Mary before moving to I.undhurst ford. government Professional Community Affairs Com The award, in essence E rn s t H o tz Kay, Nancy and Amy. *11 at six months agol She was a Development Award from missioner Patricia Q. recognizing the HMDC as Mr. Koreivo was bom in home; a brother, Anthony of E m * G. Hot*. 84. died Surviving are three sons. member of the First the New Jersey Society of Sheehan said, "TMs recog being the best governmental Keam y and lived in Bponton Rockaway; and two sisters. Thursday in the New Jersey William Huhn and Otto Presbyterian Church of nition by our engineering engineering staff at the atate for the past 10 years. He was Mrs. Betty Mazich of Point Professional Engineers State Soldiers Home. Huhn, both of Carlstadt. and Rutherford. director of public affairs for Has award is only given staff's fellow professional level, w ill be presented at an Edison. George Huhn of Saddle Her husband. James P., Pleasant and Mrs. Bergit the Am erican Cyanamid Go., Szura of Rutherford. once every three years to a engineers is richly deserved awards dinner to be held Brook; a daughter. Mrs died in 19*7. Wayne. He was the former state agency. and a large measure of November S in Hopewell. Mr. Hot* was bom in New Dorothy De Paolo of Elm Surviving are two sons, The funeral was Wed York and lived in Long president of the Rutherford nesday from the Lewis and The award recognizes the credit must go to Bill N.J. wood P a rk ; two sisters. Mrs Demis J of Lyndhurst and Oiamber of Commerce, the Branch and East Ruiiierford Carey Funeral Home, with a creation of a professional McDowell, the Executive Members of the Nellie McHomey of Shark Bruce C. of Lake Hiawatha; Rutherford Kiwanis Club growth-oriented atmosphere engineering department before moving to Carlstadt Liturgy of Christian Burial Director, and George River Hills and Mrs. a daughter. Mrs. Deborah and the Rockaway Valley »«ven years ago He was a at Our Lady of Mowt Car in the HMDC engineering Casdno, Chief Engineer, for are: George Cascino, Chief Margaret Seimon of Long Cuoco of East Rutherford; Boys’ Club He had baker for City Bakery, Long mel R.C. Church. department and competence fostering a professoral at Engineer; Frederick Kongo. Island, N.Y.; 10 grand four brothers. Roy in engineering abilities. Supervising Engineer; Fred Branch, for 30 years before mosphere in which o ir staff children and 13 great-grand Blackledge of Franklin Gov. Brender Byrne said, retiring in 1959 He was a can continually produce high Platt, Principal Engineer; children. Lakes, Harry Blackledge of MAINLY FOR SENIORS “ Recognition of the Hacken quality work and grow John Bolan, Principal World War 1 Army veteran. The funeral was Srnday at Rutherfoird, Frank sack Meadowlands Develop within their profession " Engineer; Jan Ruman. Prin H is w ife, the former Helen Blackledge of Augusta. Ga . the Kohler Funeral Home. ment Commission for The staff consists of 10 cipal Engineer; Mark Sandvoss. died in 1S71 and Clyde Blackledge of San Wood-Ridge. 63 million U.S. professional excellence is a graduate engineers, four Alliston, Principal dwich, Mass.; four sisters. reflection of this ad with master's degrees in Engineer; Roger Kellman. Mrs Florence M^azzo in E. Kalim lci Nicholas Bellini ministration's attempts to engineering. In addition, Principal Engineer; Florida. Miss Doris A Edward Kalinski. 51. died adults are single deliver superior governmen two staff members w ill shor Richard Roberts, Principal Nicholas Bellini, 86, of Blackledge of Lyndhurst. Thursday at home tal services in critical areae tly receive master's degrees Transportation Engineer; Carlstadt, died Aug 22 in Mrs. Fay Krueger of Wayne l»y JOHN T. WATTS people who like people. Mr. Kalinski was born in Copley News Service The quality of the develop and two more are currently Carlos Oliver. Senior Hackensack Hospital. and M rs Alvah Jenkins of I have had a great deal of Woonsocket, R.I. and lived ment in the lt,7]0 acre enrolled in a master's Engineer; Ralph Tango. Bom in Italy, he came to Fairfield; and a grand experience in organizational in New York before moving Dear John: I have noted worii, have been alone seven Senior Engineer; this country (5 years ago daughter. to Rutherford 17 years ago with interest the letters con- years and don’t like it. I have MichaelKondratick. Chief Mr. Bellini lived in Utica, A brother. Burton, died He was a sales represen cerning lonely seniors. I taken the liberty of renting a YOUR SOCIAL SECURITY Building Inspector; Anthony N.Y., before moving to earlier this year. tative in the men's depart didn't catch the suggestion of post office box, and if those Pastore. Chief Draftsman: Carlstadt 35 years ago. He The funeral was Saturday ment of Bloomingdale's, the “ O ver 55 C lub ," but rta d sincere people of m oral integ- Josephine Nash. Secretarial was a maintenance man for at the Dr Fred Masters A num ber of facto rs New York, where he had "Over 55’s" answer and sub- rity and honest intentions will Assistant II; Janet Castner. the Curtiss-Wright Corp . Holloway Chapel of the First sequent ones write me, I will be most been associated for the past Senior Clerk Transcriber. Wood Ridge, retiring 20 3t years. Presbyterian Church of We who fall in that cate- >“PPy to see if we can get Diane Lipani. Clerk Typist; y e a r s a g o . He w a s a Rutherford The Diffily gory definitely have a prob- something started. It would Surviving are a brother, determine disability anH i« n Oster. Secretarial parishioner of St. Joseph's lem - especially if we are ^ U*y would enclose a Chester of Rutherford, and a Funeral Home. Rutherford, Copley News Service Assistant III R.C. Church, East Ruther has charge of arrangements still employed I have done stamped, ‘ self-addressed en- 1950, your benefit at age 62 sister. Mrs Rosalie Rudolph ford. extensive investigating, velope. of Lyndhurst Q. Could I get Social Secu- shouW •* about 1153 30 Per There are numerous (and ex- Did you know that there are rity disability benefits on a m2?th . To Have M rs. Cassedy pensive) dating clubs which more than 63 million single partial disability? My right . benefit amount is ar- seem to cater to those under people over 21 in the United eye has only partial vision rlve<1 at averaging your 50, and are most dogmatic in states’ We who are 55 and Booth Mrs Florence Cassedy due to cataract surgery and it total earnings over all but refusing membership to those older especially need help, died Frid ay. is becoming increasingly dif- years from 1951 to 1984. The Ladies Guild of the over 55 — so between 55 and and I ask yours in seeing if we BURK-KONARSKI ficult to do m y work. - B . W. The beneflt amount quoted is Wallington Presbyterian Mrs Cassedy was bom in retirement are we to live in can get something going. FUNERAL HOME East Rutherford and lived A. Under Social Security, based on computation Church w ill have a booth at limbo’ What are your suggestions? you _are considered____ disabled if formula now in effect, which all her life in Rutherford the Botany Village Festival The Departments of Parks _ Amelia Jane Selvey, P O you have a se we p h yrtx l or wiU undoubtedly change be- She was a member of the on Sq>t. 10. The Festival will and Recreation (both dty and ^ 4U Pasadena, mental condition which pre tween now 3,1(1 1984 run from 10 A.M. until 5 Rutherford Women s Club county of Ixs Angeles I have Cam. 91030. vents you from working and IOMN I . IU R K , DIR. I. P A IR KONARSM. MGR. P.M. Many useful and novel and the Hackensack many activities going for sen- is expected to last (or has _ . . , „ ...... H RM(* Read lyndhunt, NJ. Hospital Auxiliary. ior citizens, with meetings al- Dear Amelia: My sugges- lasted) for at least 12 months Q- Social Security benefit handmade items will be sold tlf- M W She is survived by her most exclusively in the day- »ion would be to contact the or is expected to result iii »PPllcaUons can be retroac- husband, Dwight H.; and time. The service re presen ta- park department, as you death Uve for 12 months, while Sup- two daughters. Miss Jane of tives to whom I spoke were have indicated, and obtain are a number of fac- P*emfntal Security Income Methodist News Clifton and Miss l-oi.s of most hospitable and informa- use of a room for a prelimi- ^ other ^ ^ aM kiiitv ( SSI) applications are effec- 1tive,: and -I I t am — - sure____ tthat L . t iif t we nartinary innnHnu meeting at a cnonifin^ specified ...... _ tive tl VO aritkwith the monthmnnfh ofnf filing.fi linn Montclair which are considered — age, Sunday, September Uth - "Over 55 and still working” time Then if enough singles m __ Hie funeral was Tuesday work expirience, «fecatta£i “ re<^ Church School 9 A.M.; and others who would choose in your area show interest background, background etc., etc when”when an activ'ty? i i? ' ,____ Qiurch Service 10:30 A.M “Why should my at the Collins-Calhoun to jmri ua hould decide to get you can go from there. application - - for disability A SoaalSecurity*"*• benefits Monday. September Uth Funeral Home organized into social or so- j want to stress again for benefits is filed. * worte,r Lyndhurst Clergy cial-set vice organizations tt,e benefit of other readers —In ,your — ,p articular . case, you ___ contributed . to a compul- husband and I Association 9:11 A.M. at Un where we could meet each who apparently did not see should contact your Social lngur*nc* f 0- Meth. Ch. Tuesday. Septem waste our time othei perliaps choose a serv- previous explanations, that Security office to discuss the f * m . P * . " V 1 & 20 - THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER ».1*77 "Log homes are making a comeback." said E P. Pil Is prefab industry lion, president of the firm. “The appeal today is the Builder Says Interest Rates Are Not Dropping same as motivated our American pioneers - rustic year ago Are you waiting for mor down with fluctuations in the With a 9*fc interest rate—a family They continued ren due for a boom? beauty and the opportunity to “ The Smiths take out a 30- tgage interest rates to fall or national economy.” he says rate which the Smiths con ting for a year at $300 a mon the average price for a fac express individual freedom of year, $39,540 mortgage loan By JAM ES M. WOODARD housing prices to decline Nevertheless, even if mor sidered too high for their th. For the entire year they Copley New* Service tory-built home today Is design." to *ay off the builder At before you buy a new home 9 tgage interest rates do liking—the monthly mor paid $3,600 for rent or $1,680 about 920 per square foot. The log home kits provide W c interest, their monthly If so, you're making a costly decline next year you won’t tgage payment for the West less than the Wests paid for 8 The factory-built or prefab- is quite a saving to the the shells for 20 different m ortgage mistake be saving any money by family was $290 Add $60 a their home during the same payment was ricated house may emerge as consumer, considering the model homes, ranging in size about $305 from 108 to 2,400 square feet. Historically, housing waiting to buy because the month for real estate taxes period. But the Smiths’ $15 mroe than ^ "sleeper" in the housing average price of 128 per Prices for the kits are from anticipated increase in and another $90 to cover money went for rent and the Wests’ monthly mor- industry - the most viable square foot for a conventional prices tra ve l in only one H,M0 to 114,595, but the total direction: up And as long as housing prices will more utilities and insurance and utilities and that's all The *8®8e paym ent," DePalma answer to today's out-of-sight home." said home costs. Or it may not He alao pointed to the re- prices of completed homes the cost of land, land than offset any savings in in- their total monthly housing W ests m eanw hile, got a Why did the Smiths gain cause any more of a ripple in cent acceptance by the Fed- average three to four times development, labor and terest. according to bill is $440 $3,690 tax deduction and by waiting a year to buy a the housing scene than it has eral Housing Administration that amount. materials continue to rise DePalma owned a home that was in Seemingly, the idea is a bit The West home increased home? Sure they paid only already generated. (FHA) of 30-yw insured you can expect housing Compare these two creasing in value at a rate of far-out. However, increasing in value by during the $300 a month for rent while Enthusiasts for factory- loans on factory-builtJhouses pnces to go up as well, ac hypothetical cases. The West about $300 a month. numbers of consumers are first year, about the national the Wests were paying $440 a built homes have beenpre- as>a big boosttoitheintaty. cording to George De Palma family bought a new $40,000 sparking up to the concept. average In other words, the The Sm iths got lucky in month for thei“ h<*4 But dieting a boom in tha indus- ^ of Param us. presideni of the home today 'Hie Smiths, on 4»_ o a trv for years. Little has ing a new chapter in tne lile- Precut log home sales have home that cost $40,000 a year one respect. DePalm a said. Builders Association of Nor the other hand, believe they the $1,680 the Smiths saved ^ Problems related style of the American fam- increased from $12 million in ago is worth about $43,600 on Mortgage interest rates on their monthly housmg ex- codes, logisUcs Uy ." thern N J can get a better deal on 1971 to $63 million last year, the market today. DePalma declined from 9% to 8 '* ^ ' The future course of mor- prices and interest rates a penses while renUng wasn t md consJ ner gpathy have Another housing industry according to Fillion. said. during the year. But prices tgage interest rates, year from now So they con enough to account for the kept ^ t ^ e s 0n any sig- leader - E r ic Wittenberg, went in the other direction. + + + however, is harder to tinue to rent a three- Now let s take a look at $3,600 increase in housing nificant progress in the in- president of The Wittenberg I-ast y e a r’s $40,000 home prices, even with the lower Autry. Corp. — disagrees with Sher- predict They edge up and bedroom apartment at $300 what happened to the Smith now costs $43,600 in other interest rate. Some housing leaders are man’s optimistic prognosis. Q. Is there any mass-pro words, the Smiths didn't Perhaps we should ask convinced, however, that we Wittenberg, a vice president duced home heating system gain anything by waiting for what the Wests got that the are about to see and hear that of the National Association of powered by solar energy? interest rates to decline. In Smiths didn't The Wests big boom in factory-built Home Builders, said he “ pen- A. One system, recently in C onservation jShould troduced to the market, is a fact, they lost money. ” said paid $3,600 less than the housing. *** By JUDITH G. RHOADES of assistance to you If you local library. If your husband RIVERSIDE Copley News Service have questions of a legal na works for a company which ture. and cannot afford the has employe benefits, such as ACC0UNTIN6 SERVICE services of an attorney, you retirement plans, or stock Q. I am one of those wives Bookkeeping—Taxes who knows nothing about might try the office of Legal purchase plans, the manager Ideal for small businessman and family finances. My husband Aid in your area The Internal of that department most as individual taxpayers is not the kind of person who Revenue Service has an in suredly can answer any ques explains anything well. We formation bureau which tions that you might have in REASONABLE RATES are only an average income functions on a year-round ba that area You are wise to 939-7881 family with three children sis and could be helpful with want to learn more about W here can I go to learn more your tax questions. Any ma your family finances. Good evening and weekend appointments available about financial matters with jor New York Stock Ex luck little or no cost? — A. M. D., change member firm can Vallejo, Calif. provide you with information A. One of your best sources regarding retirement plans, Thought for the Week: to find information is your and many of these firms can “ Without rest, a man cannot COLOR TELEVISION public library. The majority help you with insurance prob work; without work, the rest of libraries today employ ref lems. also. There are govern does not give you any bene SERVICE $7.95 — erence librarians who will be ment publications on any and fit." Abkhasian proverb FOR INFORMATION CAU more than happy to select every subject which may be books or magazine articles, obtained by writing the Su Questions may be sent ta wMch contain information perintendent of Documents, Judith G. Rhoades, Copley cn subjects in which you have Printing Office, Washington, News Service, lo care of this M £ M*ELICTMIHCSce an Interest Community col D C. There is also a catalog newspaper. Mrs. Rhoades Is associated with a New Ysrk leges, through adult educa printed on what publications KEARNY, NEW JERSEY Stock Exchange member tion programs, may also pro- are svailable. You probably Wivnf Mud se>< |1 »•••» i which'would bo can find this catalog at your firm : THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1 ,1*77 - 21 C Real Estate ^ Quick Weight Loss Invites Return Of Pounds ! selling your home? The practice of cess weight, pounds creep Doris Mahalic rapidly up and down the back until that supreme ef weight ladder invites serious fort to loae weight has met M ULTIPLE LIST IT health hazards a prominent with ultim ate failure,” he Reports nutritionist warned today. said. Thia note of caution was "The missing, yet vital, Freeholder Doris ply means more money will sounded by Dr. WUUam H. element In these quick Mahalick today announced SebreU, Medical Director of weight loss diets is for Action be directed to the county her wholehearted support of treasury. Weight Watchers Inter education," said Dr. SebreU. long overdue" changes in “ I alao favor the provision national and former Direc “The individual who wants ROSTER OF ACTIVE BROKERS AFFILIATED WITH the Small Claims Court that calls for Small Claims tor of the National Institutes to achieve a svelte figure system as proposed in Court to hold sessions in of Health almost overnight msy - So u tA . Serpen ‘Soa'icC TReatt&TA Senator Matthew Feldman's locations out of the county Dr. SebreU’s comments, display the will power to bill S 3263 which has passed seat. We have held reported here by Lencre Up- realize his goal, but he the state senate and is now freeholder meetings pert, Area Director of usually does nothing sbout MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE ' being considered by the regularly around the county Weight Watchers in Bergen. reeducating his eating habits CMWMIIWI Lyndhurst continued North Arlington continued Rutherford continued assembly. Hudson and Rockland Coun so that more people would so that he wUl keep that h o m e t o w n a g e n c y v CENTURY J1 VAN WINKLE A LIGGETT "The suggested $1,000 HAROLD A. PARETI have the opportunity to see ties, were made in light of weight off. 404 Hackensock Street 613 Ridge Road WAYNE K THOMAS REALTY 24 Orient Way limit for SmaU&pims Court Lyndhurst, N .J. 07071 their government at work. If the recent fad diets. Some adverse effects that Tel. 438 0550 114 Ridge Road Tel. 939-4343 actions is double thc presert Tel. 438-3320 North Arlington, N .J 07032 the Small Claims Court had “ It’s not that difficult to have been observed are amount allowed and can only regular sittings in several of loae weight quickly through GEORGE ZIMMERMANN Tel 998-0753 RG REA LTY changes in liver and kidney 335 Hackeniacli StrMt ARTHUR IIVA AGENCY 6 Highland Cross prove to be of great benefit semi-starvation or through ■UTMMfOftO 97970 the municipalities, I ’m sure function, low blood pressure, Tel. 939-1675 100 Stuyvesant Ave. Rutherford, N J 07070 to consumers,” declared any number of quick weight more people would avail anemia, vitamin deficien Tel. 933-2121 WILLIAM A BLACK Tel 438-2533 Freeholder Mahalick, who is thejnsdves of the service. loss diets." said Dr. SebreU. c h a r ie s * p *W m \ cies, diarrhea, or con 106 Park Avenue WAUINGTON 07051 chairperson of the Bergen “ But what dieters frequently 317 HackensOck St. \ VINCENT J PERROTTA It seems to me that the stipation, and changes in Tel 438-2222 County Office of Consumer find is that not long after 1*1. 933 -3 S3 S 137 Ridge Road whole idea in government is blood chemistry. Dr. SebreU PETER FERRARO CENTURY 21 Affairs. they have dropped the ex Tel. 939-2030 to make services available said. 9 Lincoln Avenue Tel 438-10>3 JOSEPH C BARNET "Another feature of the at times and locations that WALTER F. SAPINSKI S. T. DAVIDSON AGENCY 1 30 Main Avenue legislation, which is equally are most convenient to the A G E N C Y 140 Park Avenue JUSTIN REALTY CO Tel 777-7420 important, calls for the court 452 Ridge Road public. The courts should be Tel. 939-1 >31 300 Union Avenue to hold night sessions. available when and where EAST RUTHERFORD Tel. 438-6661 Tel 939-7500 WOOO-ttOGC 07075 Currently, consumers often the public can be easiest ser KEARNY 07032 SAVINO AGENCY FRED P KURGAN GEMMER and MURPHY have to lose a day's pay and ved " 251 Ridge Road MODERN CAPE COD CONNOLLY-HILLCREST REALTY (KURGAN — BERGEN INC.) 271 Valley Boulevard sometimes more in-order to 715 Kearny Avenue Tel. 438-3121 41 Park Avenue 3 BedrdCRnt, hot water gas heal. Garage Tel 939-8200 present their cases in 991-2300 Tel 939-6200 daytime sessions. Our ex Two scales chart \ TAXES O NLY $415 SCHURCO REALTY INC IATORRACA REALTY CORP periences with having J Priced to soil at $59,900 Den Realty Inc. 554 Valley Brook Avenue WAITER E GOERNER 15 A m e s A ven ue freeholder sessions in the geologic time 668 Kearny Ave. 933-1700 189 Hackensack Street Keomy, N .J. 07032 Tel 935 7848 Tel 939-7464 evening rather than in the af Two scales are uaed to date Tel. No. 999-2300 ternoon is that more people the various earth-shaping FRANK A VOLPE ELLW O O D S N E W INC 158 Summit Ave. attend. The County Clerk has episodes One is a relative LTWPHM9$f 97971 46 Chestnut St ALBERT GORAB AGENCY Tel 933-8414 Tel 939-8000 257 Hackensack Street also found that it has been time scale, baaed or the se ABBOTT & ASSOCIATES Tel 438-1 133 quence of rock layering and FRANK P NISI. INC helpful to residents to have 2 1 705 R id g e R oad 14 Ames Ave. his office open on Monday fossils preserved in rocks. Tel 933-3333 AUSTIN A REED The other is an atomic time O'CONNOR AGENCY Tel 438-4421 evenings. That is when he is A.W. VAN WINKLE & CO. 98 Hackensack Street scale, baaed on the natural BO G L E IN C . 600 Ridge Road busiest." CHARLES B SWENSEN INC Tel 933-6448 radioactivity of chemical ele 2 Station Square, Rutherford 939-0500 300 Stuyvesant Ave. 998-3600 Mrs. M ahalick, who over 58 Union Avenue ments in the xocks. Tel. 939-1076 Tel 935-4141 sees eleven branches of O'HARA AGENCY NAGEL AGENCY county government, points GIBBS AGENCY 132 Ridge Road A W VAN WINKLE & CO 219 Valley Blvd out that the $1,000 ceiling 1 Ridge Road North Arlington, N J 07032 2 Station Square Wood-Ridge, N.J. 07075 w ill perm it untold numbers CARLSTADT Tel. 939-2100 Tol. 998-2916 Tel. 939-0500 Tel 438-3600 of people to file in Small Low Priced. Low taxes. High value, 3 Bedrooms, modem kitchen, Bath, Claims Court instead of Newly painted & carpeting. All new copper plumbing throughout RUTHERFORD having to look to the higher $52,900 2 FAMILY BUY THRU NISI INC. courts and engage services Comer property. 1st floor. 5 Rooms, tile bath, Snd floor, 6 of lawyers. rooms, tile bath. 3rd floor, 4 rooms A bath. Steam gas HASBROUCK HEIGHTS RUTHERFORD Colonial 6 rms Modern Coloniol "Law yers are not required heat LOW TAXES. I Car < 57 .5 00 51 .9 0 0 NORTH ARLINGTON Split Level 67 .9 00 7 rm. Igr lot 54 ,9 00 in Small Claims Court, Good Buy. 3 Bedrooms, Modern kitchen, 1V4 baths, wall to wall carpeting. P R I C E R E D U C E D T O 569.100 Central Vacuum. Brick A Aluminum front. CAU FOR APPOINTMENT Colonial. 7 rms 69 900 Large Colonial 6 1 ,9 0 0 therefore the savings ta con Brick C ape 69 .9 0 0 Two family 74 .9 50 P rice d a t $54,900. sumers in legal fees alone Young Bi Level 72 .9 00 LYNDHURST BORGOS & BORGOS C ape 3 Bed 49 90 0 would be considerable,” W OOD RIOGE JOHN McWATTERS BROKER Two Fomiiy 54 90 0 Young two family 74 .9 00 Freeholder Mahalick ex Residential—Industrial 593 Kearny Ave., Two Fomiiy 45 .5 0 0 plains. Split level & pool 69 90 0 PASSAIC REALTORS IMSURORS Kearny, N .J. All Brick 49.5 00 "Alao, there is one other R E L 0 Two family 45.0 00 9 9 1 - 8 7 0 0 m C ope 51,900 >US‘~ - C« little-known but important Tudor 5 2 0 0 0 advantage to Bergen County Luncheonette 69 50 0 Beauty Polor n.ooo in the proposed bill. AU of VAN WINNIE & II88ETT CARUTADT Two family Deli 27 9 0 0 the filing fees collected by Gas Station 149 0 0 0 24 Orient Way Rutherford New Listing Rutherford Colonial 6 rms 54 90 0 the Small Claims Court are Loundomat 8.9 0 0 l.R. with F.P., DR., 3 bed rms A bath. Mod. GARHELD RENTALS turned over to Bergen a i » *;/ m Kitchen, C ape Cod 4 7 900 New 3 Vi Rms $ 3 5 0 County instead of the state, 9 3 9 - 4 3 4 3 Stare, Corner 225 UTTLE FERRY and an increase in cases sim 2nd floor could be 2 Red rms Finished bo»«-n.ent 3 ’/? M od Rms 285 Colonial 67.000 4 Rms MOVE IN CONDITION $58,000. 250 LISTINGS WANTED! EAST RUTHERFORD HAVE MANY CUSTOM ERS ANXIOUS TO LOCATE IN AREA SELL THAT FAST AT THE HIGHEST / large rooms in lovely colonial art 60 « 145 property All CARLSTADT PRICE POSSIBLE! newly alum sided Tones only $458 Bogle Inc. Lyndhurst INVESTMENT PROPERTY Price to sell at $59,500 140 x 121 C A U NOW RUTHERFORD Realtors & Insurors Frank P. Nisi, Inc. OWNER LEAVING STATE APTS. m LYNDHURST - 3 Room apt. in nice area $225. R ealtor - In su ran ce Must sell this 11 yr old B room colonial in Hill Section. La Features large moslor 8 Rm with own bath, fomiiy room P R 300 Stuyvesant Ave., RUTHERFORD - 3 Room apt. handy to 1st floor Large an. Garage full basement. 14 Am es Avenue 198 Boulevard Lyndhurst transportation and stores. $200.00 Priced lo sell ot $79.?00. Rutherford - 438-4421 Ha*. Heights - 280-2676 Tel: 939-1076 JUSTIN REALTY CO. mr e a l t o r REALTOR PETER FERRARO 300 Union Ave., Rutherford, N .J. r o 9 Lincoln Av«. Rutharford, HOMETOWN AGENCY'S m m km m 438-1063 HOME OF THE WEEK 939-7500 L a Rutherford and Vicinity REALTOR' Eves A Weekends IB CHAMPAGNE TASTE BUT REALTOR 4 3 * - 5 * 0 5 Member M .I.S. BEER POCKET BOOK Like m ott of us a little extra income would help, maybe a two family would be on ideal start or homo for you and your If You Want ACTION In Selling Your HomeTO CAU V M L NORTH ARUNOTON— 4 room apartnynt. Second fa m ily . flow of 2 fam ily house. Modem kitchen, tile bath, VOLPE REAL ESTATE, REALTOR w all ta w all carpeting. Air conditioning. Parking Ideally located, this larger colonial two fomiiy fooutros 4 HOME A APARTMENT RENTALS on premises. Tenant to make own heat A utilities. rooms ond bath on tho first floor and 7 large rooms on the FOCONO PROPERTIES $33/500 2nd and 3rd floors. 2 cor garage, fireplace. Asking 63,000 OPEN SEVEN DAYS A WEEK ______$ 2 (3 .0 0 ______* 933-0414 mREALTOR LEASE - FEE Unique 3 story mother-daughter 2 family also with 4 ond 7 room arrangement, this home has a new hooting system ond BUILDING LOT • NORTH ARUNGTON 25' xl23‘. now wiring, leoutiful pierrpont area. Priced to sell, only Desirable location. Call for particulars. $SS,000 RUTHERFORD MG VALUf ■ LOW $$$$$'« NORTH ARUNGTON - One Family starter heme, see this spacious 4 bedroom homo with expanded first floor IDEAL FOR LAROE FAMILY large LR. with fpl., dining ream with sun porch, with don and family room, plus largo living room, dining modem country kitchen. Second • 2 bedrooms room and modem eat in kitchen. Must be sold, owners On lovely residential street and contend en lot SO X and bath. Attached garage. Fenced rear yard. relocated, fantastic at $52,000. 100, is this 1 fam ily Colonial, containing living roam with fireplace, dining room, modem eat-in-kHchen, Asking $S7,V00. NEW TWO FAMIUfS powder room, family mem A rear Florida mem all an we have a number of now homos under construction for you NORTH ARUNGTON first floor. 4 led rooms « IW baths on second Hear, 1 o OFFICE FOR RENT OR LEASE on Ridg. Raw ). Three and your family to inspect. Low tax areas, large 6 ond 4 bedrooms A lavatory en third fleer. 1 a with large display window, oir conditioned homos. BRICK AND ALUM SIDED 2 FAM HOME BOTH APTS Home in excellent condition. carpeted. $3SO.OOper month. H A V E LR, KIT , 2 B R 'S , C T 8 8 ENCL FRT PO«CH. CAU FOR APPOINTMENT TO INSPECT BASE. IS PARTI ALIY RNISHED WITH KIT. 8 T 8 . H O M E IS ELLWOOD S. NEW , Inc. *7 4 ,0 0 0 BUSINESS FOR SALE - North Arlington IN MOVE IN CONDITION lished Delicatessen with all equipment ASKING $79,900. stock. Be your own Bees. LYNDHURST PROPERTY SOLD: THE 2 FAMILY HOME AT 455 OMiNT LYNDHURST - 2 Fomiiy on large lot. Medium density. WAY, LYNDHURST HAS BEEN SOLD BY HOMCTOWN Residential lone. S A 4. Tones $075.91. ASKING AGENCY THROUGH THE COOPERATION OF J.C. $ 7 5 ,0 0 0 . NORTH ARUNOTON - 0 Rooms. J baths. $450 with BARNET AND THE SOUTH BERGEN COUNTY MIS. heat. Oarage Included. Child mn accepted O P E N 1 D A Y S UST WITH US AND GET READY TO MOVE!---- DAVIY AGDiCY W EEKDAYS to R P.M. MEMBERS OF SOUTH BERGEN M L S ARUNGTON-KEARNY M L S. REAL ESTATE • INSURANCE SATURDAY A SUNDAY «• $ P.M. 649 IU m I MEMBERS OF 2 BOARDS OF REALTORS Lyndhurst, N.J. 97971 O'HARA ACENCY m - * 4 _ FIA.W HOMITOm ACflKY REALTOR - INSUROR 112 M Richer* R. Yen Mela *13 RIOGE ROAD T< 46 Chestnut St., Rutherford LYNDHURST, NEW JERSEY 07071 439-3939 99S-29M .REALTOR'm 9 3 9 - 8 0 0 0 OPEN 7 MTS - fees M r I* f PJR. 22 - THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1 ,1977 * Insurance, labor get job credits L if e Insurance companies • • . . Lead er C la ssifie d s . . • r a n k with labor unions as in stitutions considered by instruction INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION HELP WANTED Am ericans to be most impor - 1 tant in creating jobs through investment efforts. FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON music A national survey showed student will teach piano or th a t 34 per cent of the guitar in your home in the North respondents considered NUTLEY AUTO SALES Arlington, Lyndhurst, unio n s most important, while 90 WASHINGTON AVE. Rutherford, and West Hudson 33 per cent chose life insur aroa. Thirty minute- lesson $6.00 ance firms. payable monthly. Call Ernest NUTLEY, N .J. 634 Mill Sfleet lanetti, 998-3085 Is seeking people to fill a wide variety of jobs and Belleville schedules. LEGAL NOTICE 751-6380 Arts & Crafts If you are looking for full time career opportunity or BO ROUGH ^AWl STADT BOARD ADJUSTMENT 235-0788 Scienc & Math, Music an interesting part time job. We can fill your needs. NO re Of OETERM'NATION Reodmg Reodiness, Social Studies GRADUATE TEACHER uant lo Rule oib) (3). Nutritionally Balanced Lunch W ILL TUTOR There are positions available both part time or pieav Um- oolite tut the Board of evenings in both selling and non selling areas. Adiust'tient of the Borough ot Highly qualified stoff K T H R U ST H Caristaot. at a meeting held on Quality Used Cars Specializing: READING - Tucsfldy August 2J. 19// rendered the REGISTER NOW FOR SEPTEMBER Whether you are a recently graduated student looking following determination C all 751-0732 for a career or a teacher or homemaker looking to APPEAL Of THE DIAMOND Ages 2-6 • f SHAMROCK COMMERCIAL $600 - $1800 .Days & hours to meet earn some extra money. This mav be the job for you! CORPORATION tor a variance ot the * your needs. items ot the Zoning Ordinance ot the We offer liberal company paid benefits and generous Borough ot Carlstadt to permit j SAME LOCATION FOR 10 YEARS • Hours 7.45-5 45 setback ot 18 I feel rather than 35 teet WANTED TO RENT store wide employees shopping discounts. as set torth m tn. zoning i ode was STATE UCENSED CERTIFIED SCHOOl K TEACHERS granted Please apply to our Employment Office. Notice is further given tnat the mrm . WIDOW WANTS APARTMENT - Ninth floor between aforesaid determination has been tiled COUGAR - XR7, 1970 Rod wi*h AUTO *AtTS A SUm itS Rutherford vicinity. Write Box in the Office ot the Secretary ot the black interior and vinyt r?of. Ex APTS. FOR KENT APTS. PCM ICN T 10 A.M.-12 Noon or Board of Adjustment and is available 210 News Leader, 38 Ames AVe., 3 P.M. 4:30 P.M. Daily tor inspection cellent condition. Fully looded Rutherford. BOARDOf- ADJUSTMENT Best offer After 6 PM. coll 99S- MODERN AUTO ROBERT DE l EASA 8161. F O R R E N T Chairman PARTS ENTERTAINMENT BAMBERGER'S Rl T A.OERBER 1967 CHEVY IMPALA . A,, DISCOUNT RUTHERFORD — Office space, approxim ately 783 conditioning, automatic 305. MUSIC FOR ALL OCCASIONS BY 131 Market Street* 1969 Engine AM/FM, Now snow PRICES! square feet. THE GREATEST ONE man band Newark, N .J. September 8 I9fj tires Must sell Call 998-9357 • BRAKES • MUFFLERS in town. Ramblin' Sam and his Pee: $ 6 48 An Equal Opportunity Employer M/F. • CLUTCHES • SHOCKS LYNDHURST — Ultra modern 3V i fully air big band sound. Call 759-3888 • MACHINE SHOP DRUMS anytime. TURNED HEADS REBUILT condition, off street parking, laundry facility in • HIGH PERFORMANCE basem ent. $350.00 EXTRA MONEY ( PARTS & LABOR FLEA MARKET For back to Real Estate j • TOOLS RENTED school needs • PAINTS DUPONT & VAN WINKLE LIGGETT Secretaries METAL FLAKE • MINI BIKES Kelly Girl Residential REALTORS Industrial BEST FLEA MARKET EVER, ROUTE T ypists 24 Orient Way Rutherford, N.J. 939-4343 3 DRIVE-IN THEATRE, Ruther CUFTON MECHANIC ON DUTY ford, N.J. Across from Meadow Nationwide 81 RUTGiRS SI M llK V Iill START EARNING $$> KEARNY — S'/i Rooms. Second lands Sports Complex. Every JUST LISTED OPEN SUNDAY 9AM 3PM Saturday and Sunday through Tem porary FO R Y O U R 759-5555 , J; AUTO WRECKERS floor. Located on Koamy Ave. H. 7 Years Young, Colonial 9 large spacious rooms, 5 A HW. supplied. Call 991-2282 Christmas 9 AM-5 PM. (201) FALL WAROROSE large bedrooms. 2’/j tile baths. Air conditioning. Large 933-4388. Follow service road Office Service between 9 and 3 PM. W e have short and long term | lot. Low taxes, plus much, much more. Prestigious area sig n s. NEEOS- BILLS AUTO WRECKERS • Secretaries | assignments for qualified on a cul de sac. NORTH ARUNGTON - 3 Rooms, WANTED • Typists secretaries ond typists. Came | POR MORE IN FO RM A TIO N HIGHEST PRICE PAID HAHW. . Large eat-in kitchen. POSITION WANTED • General Office | in, sign for your free TEE CALL V IN C E Bibs Auto Parts FOR CARS OR TRUCKS First floor. Middle aged business ANY CONDITION couple preferred. No children. Start work immediately near SHIRT. ASKING $79,900 BABY SITTING High School your home a lew days a week, will pay $60 Arlington No pets Security. $225.00. A MUST TO SEE Belleville Pike. No girl wishes to babysit full weeks or alternate weeks For Any Full Size Cor Com 998-0966 991-0081 I 998-2053 plete Used parts for all makes Reliable $1.25 per hour. Call 8 STATION SQUARE SEE VINCE AND BE CONVINCED 933 »8 UNITEMP of cars. LYNDHURST - 5 Room 991-1839 VINCENT AUTERI, 54 Stover Ave. Keamy ANNOUNCEMENTS Apartment Call 933-4792. Not an agency Never a tee 935-5353 IRONING & HOME CLEAN K E L L Y G I R L 1099 W all Street REAL ESTATE 991-4246 CHINESE AUCTION, Sept 15, ING - Woman will cloan A Division ot Kelly Service ly n d h u rs t 476 Riverside Ave. 933-0306 Prices subiect to change Lyndhurst Woman s Club, 251 NORTH ARUNGTON — 3Va room house or office. Experienced. An Equal Opportunity Employer Mif anytime. References. Reasonable Park Avenue. Donation $2.00 modem apartments. Supply own Rates. 997-1170. Tickets call 939-8797 or 939 heat and hot water. No pets. 1080 $235.00 a month. 99B-3833. WOMAN SEEKING WORK -tak NORTH ing core of elderly or con valescent - light housekeeping, SINGERS WANTED ARLINGTON bVt hrs per da^. Sleep out. 438- THE 0212. "T he Student Prin ce". Mezzo MEADOWLAND AGENCY soprano. Character Actress, Two Character Actors, 1 st tim e offered. 1 -family, aluminum siding. 6 LYNDHURST HELP WANTED tenors Bosses Production bv All Arts in October rooms, 3 bedrooms. Science kitchen. W all to w all 935-4487 O PEN 7 D A Y S 9-9 SOMETHING carpeting. Finished basement. Open patio. 1-car 6 FRANKLIN PI. RUTHERFORD SPECIAL GUARDS — Full or port time CALL 438-4 Call 438-3569 garage. Many extras. Wilson Avenue - White position available with growing aluminum tided six Security Company. We need RESTAURANT / BAR room home in mint steady reliable poeplg to work Asking $62,000. condition, luxuriously NEW JERSEY LANDMARK in East Rutherford/ North Bergen carpeted living room areas. Coll 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. at for 40 Y ears adjacent to and din ing room, BOOK A TOY ft BIFT PARTY Owner must sell 423-3366. Generous Hostess Awards Meadlowlands Sports Complex. beautiful modern kitchen, 3 bedrooms and bath on second, ORIS REAL ESTATE FOR MORE DETAILS CALL detached garage, low A/R CLERK DEM0NITAT0R8 ALSO NEEDED MEADLOWLANDS AGENCY taxes $58,500 Nationally advertised 333-3432 Eves. 991-7827 manufacturer of ladies Over 400 newest most-wanted items NORTH sportswear has opening for For further inform ation, w rite ARUNGTON experienced individual with A/R Leonard Place - near background. Knowledge of SANTA'S PARTIES computerized system helpful. M l ' If you build a fence Roosevelt School. Box P. Avon, Conn. 06001 Lovely comer location. Good company banefits CoS around yourself, people There are four 935-0300 ext 221 to arrange OR Call Toll Free 1-800-243-7606 soon w ill give you the bedrooms, kitchen, convenient interview gate —Union Register tiving room and first TIJISSI. INC. floor bathroom, detached garage, 309 Voter s Blvd. Rutherford, N.J DEALERS WANTED $54,900 Inti ..duals male or female wanted by I P S lor the EARLY FALL sale ot name brand photo products and processing including SALES Albert Street - two OFFICE CLEANERS - Port tim. family. Perfect starter. evenings in centrally located KODAK WESTINGHOUSE RUTHERFORD Own this immaculate area. Steady, reliable work. EVEREADY KEYSTONE COLONIAL two family home Need car. Call 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. POLAROID HOLSON ALBUMS Living room, firepioce. dining feoturing 4 and 3 at 423-3366. P u fch as* ol mwrhrft ctisf only Minimuni [H ,‘ Iw s^ is room 3 baths. 5 Bedrooms room aprdtment plus $ 5 2 ? 7 fl* a pw t ol tfie >as! qrowing billion (JolliV finished basement, p h oto .nrl. istr . Open front porch. Screened two car go rage, 8 0 0 8 4 8 1200 • « b 11 228 17S3 rear porch MOVE IN $57,900 Inspect and PART TIME bn.*', INTERNATIONALPHOTOSUPriY CONDITION submit your offer. CHEER 1(4 N. Third. $1 $67,000 River Road - $43,900. WORKER Cdumbuv Ohio 43215 LYN D H URST buys this spacious six To assist Senior Citizens RIDGE ROAD LOCATION room home with sun through companionship & porch and garage, an Family, Liv. rm. din, rm., help with daily living. ASSEMBLERS - MECHANICAL bedroom on each floor. Full excellent value at $43,900 Rutherford area. Flexible Ex; eriencecj in pipe fitting, hydroulics, cams ond basement. Partly finished Hours. C ar necessary. Call gears, and mechanical movements Background in Kitchen with '/j bath. Lake Hopatcong Lot Mrs. Weiss, Visiting LYNDHURST machine tool building and or maintenance on asset. $59,500 $4,900 approximately Homemaker Service. 569- Three bedroom home — one block from Ridge Road. Lovely residential 75x109 irregular. 0890. M ust work from prints and schematics with minimum location. Move in condition. Completely refurbished. 220 wiring, new RUTHERFORD supervision. (VACANT LAND) heating-copper plumbing. Detached garage. W e have key. Make your offer. Full Benefit Program 52x130. Business zoned O’CONNOR Apply in Pnrwn • AM to 4 PJM. Daily ASKIN G $58,500 No phono inquiries, plooao - KEARNY 2 FAMILY (7 YEARS NEW) WAITERS AGENCY STANDARD TOOL A MANUFACTURING CO. 3 Bedrooms, 2 Baths on 1st floor. 2nd floor rented ot $200 per month. (3Va Room), M em bers P A S S A IC 73* Schuyler Ave., lyndhunt, N J. 2 Separate heating systems. Finished basement, 2 Cor Oarage. Central air condi Arlington Keerrty and WAITRESSES South Bergen An equal opportunity employer. tioning. Owner forced to sell. MAKE AN OFFER. (GOOD INVESTMENT) Multiple Listing Service 2 Family Brick. Living room, R e a lto rs P a r t tim e eot-in kitchen. 2 MO RID GE ROAD on each floor & porch. NORTH ARLINGTON Join our staff asa waiter RENTALS• or waitress in our busy CW y $34,900 m -i*eo PRODUCTION Three room apt. — Desirable location, close to all shopping & CARRIAGE HOUSE RESTAURANT. transportation. Heat & Hot water supplied. Available Now. Excellent RUTHERFORD INVENTORY CLERK VICTORIAN COLONIAL at SI 85.00. A variety of part time TO COST A RECORD PLANT PRODUCTION Charming sotting o r 100 ». 175 schedules is now available FOUR ROOM AFT. — Excellent location, I block (ram Ridge toad. Quiet neighbor load scaped lot. Circular Aive for experienced servers MAINTAIN A RECORD MATERIAL INVENTORIES hood. Hoot A Hot wotor w pplied. Available Aug. 1 $250.00 way Living room «*th fireplace LYNDHURST and those with a desire to PROCESS PLANT ORDERS A RELATED DUTIES Dining room with Cathedral CALIFO RNIA enter the food service GOOD KNOWLEDGE O f MATH ESSENTIAL ceiling 8 Bedrooms. 3 baths. field. SIX ROOM APT. - Spacious Rooms, dose te transportation, available July 1 Sth, MANY EXTRAS B O U N D FAST ADVANCEMENT FOR QUALIFIED PERSON $2 3 5 0 0 plus private hooting. MUST BE SEEN M U S T S E L L We offer a good starting TO APPRECIATE This 2 Family hawse *ith 3 salary.and excellent Call 998-0370 for appointment $94,900 aportments.. 4-4-4, plus 2 benefits, .Including a FO UR ROOM APT. — Completely decorated — move in condition, 2nd flokr — RUTHERFORD cor garage. Collect $705 o storewide shopping Heat, hot water, gas supplied bv owner, available Sept. RANCH month rent. Taxes loss than discount. 1 - $275.00 Brick & MorWe construction $813 Good location. Bedrooms. 2 boths Large living O N L Y $59*900 Apply ki person to our MACHINISTS room & dining room. Full fin Employment Office M ly experienced lor Ingino Lathe, Turret Lathe, Mil FIVE ROOM APT.— Close to New York transportation — excellent i shed basement with « *t bor 9th Flo o r ling Machine. AN |ofe require wgahlthy of doing own residential location — heat A hot w ater supplied $300.00. full kitchen. •et upe A working frem blueprint* te dew M e m * # EXCELLENT BUY with minimum tiipewiiileli. Available Sept. 1. ASKING $129,900 ABBOTT Rm A Second Ih W Opening.. tj% s h ift D H uw m la l j f y j e y e f c . Full tenefh h g m ^ Savino Agency 1 9 LATORRACA Apply in Mnon • KM te 4 PJM. Daily REALTORS 931-333) 131 M arket Street 4 3 8 -3 1 2 0 -1 REALTY CORP. Open Ives, ft Sundays Newark, N.J. STANDARD TOOL A MANUFACTURING CO. IS Ames Ave., Rutherford 70S M m to a d 71R Sdiuyier Aw., lyndhunt, N J. An equal opportunity employer t y P e r i l, Mew Jersey M/F 251 Ridge Road Lyndhurtt, N.J. 9 3 5 - 7 8 4 8 THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1 ,1*77 - 2J / Annual Flower Show For Lyndhurst dub Lyndhurst Garden Club There w ill be a sections for ffu a h e st W /eertM y will hold their Annual Jin io rs under 14 years of age Flower and Crafts Show in the following divisions, Sept 10 and U. at the Lyn horticulture, flower •Me. s o m c r s " dhurst High School. Weart arrangements and arts and Ave Mr. Albert Gavlak, crafts. chairperson. The public is in A H. B HOME IMPWOVEM E NTS TERMITES vited to exhibit their plants The show w ill be open to • • .-•« 935 2072 FINKE BROS. PARR • ANT MOUSf in the show Registration for spectators on Saturday, Waterproofing Co. Inc • ANT SIZ f entries w ill be accepted on Sept. 10 from 4 to ( P.M . and CUSTOM BULDMG CONTRACTORS 1 7 5 Pointing-Caulking - 10-vr CwerontM Saturday. Sept. 10 from 8:30 on Sunday, Sept. 11 from 2 to COMPLETE HOME REMODELING ►» On [ Job ( 1 WjT ' AU NOW’ Coating Cement 64! 47?? A.M . to 11 A M. A ll plants S P.M . The awards w ill be ?80 C I** v H jncl A vp ALTERATIONS - ADDITIONS Lyndhurst & Chimney Repairs Gordrn 'jta'p (itcrrnmaton entered must be grown by presented by Mr. John J . the exhibitor except flowers Dabal, President ol the G ar BATHROOM - KITCHENS Bergen 933-1367 BERGEN COUNTY GLASS used in flower arrangements den Club on Smday after PQRCHES—SIDING—BASEM ENTS PROFESSIONAL Monmouth 566-7540 MIRRORS MADE TO ORDER category noon Sept. 11 at five o'clock. DORMERS — GARAGES CONTRACTOR Auto Safely Glass Installed FREE ESTIMATES 438 2017 Porchet . Sundecki PIANOS expertly tuned, Glass For Every Purpose repaired, rebuilt, refinished, 216 Ridgo Road Lyndhurst 118 VANDERBURG AVE. RUTHERFORD Garoge* . Dormer* bought ft sold. 3rd genera W E 9-9143 Garden Club Plans Rooting . Aluminum Siding tion technician. Over 40 years ‘ NEED A CAH? Chvck the of my own experience. Giglio Clottrlied Uwd Cor column • Bathrooms & Kitchen* • Remodeling 759-2614 VENETIAN SUNOS, for a good bov W A SH ED t, REPAIRED. House Plant Sale Finish Basements & Attics • Additions "TONY CLEANS" — njcmcAi— "T O N Y " HUDSON BERGEN CO. m oves everyth in g . The Annual Mum and ts; Thea Scheuerman, WORK-BONI C U m C H M M N 20% DISCOUNT SR. CITIZENS 350 •elleville Turnpike House Plant Sale will be held — Residential "Special Winter Rate!" v* " T O N Y " K eam y Historian; John Novosielski, In Rullwrferdarea. has tools & truck. by The Rutherford Garden Free Estimate ______4 $ 4 - 4 6 0 5 Horticulturist; Edna Davis, Lkented electrician. EXPERT RUG A Call "TO N Y" 991-4900 Club on Saturday, Septem Hospi ta 1 it.y ; A rthur Free III. given. UPHOLSTERY CLEANING anytim e . 399-9242 ber 10th, from 10:00 A.M . on, Call 841-2487 J CANTRELL A OVERHEAD GARAGE DOOPS Fuehrer, House; Jane St •am extraction method at the Masonic Temple on .or 418-0658 aft. * p.m., COMPLETE HOMI IMPROVIHINTS CUSTOM KITCHEN Fuehrer, MetobersHp; Ber Aluminum Siding FXP Park Avenue opposite the nice Butchko, Publicity; CALL: BOBZULLO I'eilmg* (o'pno'r* CABINETS DOMESTIC Don't w ait fo r • A lt. yeur .Id cabinets ELECTRIC DOOR OPENERS Shop-Rite Deli • Rain or Ethel W atterston, 481-1209 Additions Pooms REFRIGERATION covered with REPAIR Shine Fir* — R«-Wir* Pon«iir'Q Nominating; Ellen Watter- Formica like new. FREEZERS, REFRIGERATORS. McDANlEL ENTERPRISES On Friday, September ril STANO BiMNO UUP WORK 667 4976 ston. Adult Education Ad CALI TODAY FOR ERIE • Vaniterys AIR CONDITIONERS 18th, at 8:30 P.M . the first ALLIH'S CARPIT CLKANItK • Formica Counter tops. visory Council; Dorothy NO OBLIGATION ESTIMATE ou£SU>933-3244 meeting will feature "Bring J. VERONA Revolutionary NEW Stoam DAY OR NIGHT • Special Weed working Scheuerman, Ways and cleaning process: No Mott, • P a v i n g 'Em Back Alive" a display •35 0013 Means. No Fust. Alto Scotch AM MR JOHN 751-3796 759-9404 • E X C A V A T IN G of m em bers' home-grown ELECTRIC Guard avail. 705 RIDCE ROAD • L A N D S C A P IN G ANY TWO ROOMS A J . AM OROSI flowers, fruit, and lyndhurst-2nd Fleer Rear Water Problem* iolv.d Wiring for HALLWAY $32.50 Our Sf»e«ialty: Steps, Side vegetables. Horticulturist C & S For S.rvic. & Experience L eader Light S Power Call Mr. Allen - 482-8927 Deytlme 913-IS17 walks, Patios, Fireplaces, Brick John Novosielski will talk Specializing in PAINTERS Rigkl 773-5791 Veneering, Carpentry, Panel AMANDO VACATURO Fully Insured ------759 -6 64 0 ------about preparing gardens for Classifieds 220 V Services & ing, Sheetrocking, Stucco. winter. No job too big or too tmoll. In su red METERED FUEL OIL A M8U* W ANTBo" CARPENTERS An active season is being Burglar A Fire Alarm M R . S T E A M BERGEN-ESSEX AU MASONRY WORK KEROSENE DELIVERIES planned by the following Installation A STEAM We Will Do Any ROOFING CO. BURNERS CLEANED A Executive Board: Dorothy O d d Jo b s ! I NAIM . S E R V IC E D TRAINEE CARPET CLEANING Sidings - All Types JOHN C DOBROWOLSKI D Sudall. President and PROFESSIONAL Light Trucking, Moving On Automatic Machine CAU N o M a tte r FREE h tim a ta s 9 9 1 - 1 3 5 1 Program; Edward Barry, COMMERCIAL ft HOME Attkt-Collars-Garagos H o w S m a ll FuBf Insured Vice President; Joseph But- No Experience 9 9 1 - 6 5 7 4 S A T IS FIE D C le a n e d 1S3 Sanford Avt. Messenger Service chko. Treasurer; Jane N e cessary for free estimates CUSTOMERS ARE or How Big PLUMBING A HEATING Lyndhurst, N.J. Free Est. Day or Night Odom, Corresponding BO UEN 8ACH O U R BEST The Job Is 2 4 hr. ADVERTISEMENT 933-4169 Secretary; Alice Fleming, KNITTING MIUS Call 998-9561 Call now for free es- Emergency DONALD FLEMING Recording Secretary; Eileen a n y tim e tim o te ft lo w r<.te>. ------HOME REPAIRS ----- 40 Prnfc Avenue Service P lu m b in g A H eating McAree. Auditor; Hugh F Call 283-0070 All types home repairs. Car Lyndhunt, N.J. N J. lie. #377* pentry, Light Plumbing. Pan Expert repairing on all lo w P rices- a fte r 3 30 PM Fully Insured. Sudall. Community Projec eling, Suspended Ceilings. makes photo equipment Estim ates 2 3 5 - 0 7 8 9 Poper Hanging. Free check up. Trade-ins Lie. 2411 CLEANOUT SERVICE new A used. Film process 9 9 8 - 9 0 4 0 Attics, Cellars, Yards. Free in g . estimates on request. ESSEX CAMERA SERVICE PAINTING 290 Glen wood Ave. 9 9 8 - 8 6 5 5 P lu m b in g - Leader Classifieds iloom field 748-0026 Heating— Tinning ----- Allan R. Eg nor — wm If you havo of the Better Kind W E R EPA IR Call 939-6308 WANTED TO BUY p a in tin g D A P S I D I N G HENDERSON-BOYD Inc to bo dono • W ash ers PART TIME HOMEMAKERS! Aluminum siding, • D ryers S Vreeland Ave School clothes expennt? Nwd Just Call John gutters, windows, R u th e rfo rd POR S A U WE BUY • Refrigerators •x tro cosh for Xmas? S«N KXCELLINT CONDITION - b o o k S ale ho't tho one. a n d doors. 31 Cast PaHt Place • Freezers Playhouse Toys ft Gifts. Homo STIRfO, 1 year «l WASTE PAPER 759-3029 Free estimates Rutherford re c y c lin g • Air Conditioners newspaper, IBM cards, 3 4 5 - 4 3 2 9 Plumbing and Heating collecting or driMng. P M I i Hb i h i I M < ■ F4-. Sopt. 9 E. CROSSLEY SERVICE corrugated boxes News S u p p lie s tar 4 P M . * * - 9 P.M . EDWARD J. W IIK JR 667-927R 748-3037 or 74*0389 Sat.. Sept 10 paper drives arranged. PAINTING ANO Sinks. Bathtubs A 4o*»e’ers CEMETERY PLOTS (2) i( Newspapers with moga- A. TUKIEU0 4 SON Clectncol Sc^plt Cresthoven, Clifton. $450 (a 9 - o r-M-_____ zines 1.00C per hundred DECORATING K IL L fN HIGH SCHOOL GRADS 89 Boiling Springs Ave. twal cost in 1970). Moving 1 pounds Call 271-2293 FLOOR SERVICE PIPES CUT ANO THREADED East Ruthorford COMPUTE M E N / W O M E N C a lifo rn ia. C a ll 434-3120 YARD SALE - 150 Rutherford Mon. thiu Fri. 7 to 5. • HOME IMPROVEMENTS • S A N D IN G Place, North Arlington. Sat. Sat. 7 to 4. 9 3 3 - 3 2 7 2 MATERIAL HANDLERS Sept. 10, Sun. Sept. 11, 10 • ADDITIONS A DORMERS • REFINISHING East Rutherford JOSEPH 0 Am A TO • KITCHENS, BATHS • IN S U R E D SHIPPING/RECEIVING TENNIS Sales, Services. A.M.-4 PM . Rain Oate. Sat. Sept. MODERNIZED j Lesson* ft Repairs, Alan Harvey, 17, Sun. Sopt. 1 ft. PAPIRST0CK CAU 759-5954 DRAFTING • BASEMENTS A ATTICS Plumbing Supply Musi have school background 43B-790B. 7 t FLORIDA AVE. PATERSON AAA GARAGE SALE • ALUMINUM SIDING MACHINIST TRAINEE 234 PATERSON AVE . Lyndhurst Sept. 8 & 9, 220 FIRE PROOFING AND ROOFING B& J TRUCKING Mush have school background MOVING - MUST SELL - Ken- • STORM WINDOWS EAST RUTHERFORD Applications being accepted lor Page Ave., 9 A.M. to 4 P.M RUBBISH REMOVAL SERVICE more Dryor, pool table, ping Stato Approved A N D D O O R S interesting full time permanent Ram date Sept. 10. We clean buildings, attics, positions with advancement, tor RECYCLE • REPLACEMENT WINDOWS expanding manufacturing Co bedroom tot, 129 Sixth Street, basements, garages. Also 933-1430 WORK and continue your N orth Arlington. 990-6252. COMBINATION HKX-A-MD ANO • ALL NEWSPAPERS 1 Hr. Firo Rated 4 3 * 3663 LYNDHURST delivery service. education under our tuition refund COUCH, rust color. Plus 2 chairs, $ 1 .0 0 p er Coiling* FREE ESTIMATES program. C all 759-8981 Benefits include: ORGANS ft PIANOS matching color. Sacrifice $95.00. h u n d re d pounds Installed Hosoitaiuation The largest selection of Also Konmoro Gas Dryer. • MAGAZINES ROOFING MY SPECIAUTY Major Medical Hammond Organs A 8 Virtually now. 1 Year eld. • BRA SS VIOLA Lit* Insurance $95.00. C a ll 990-6252 Pension Plan piano lines, including • COPPER Profit Sharing Baldwin Sohmer. Knabe. BROS. INC. • ALUMINUM 180 Washington Avo. S.T.S. ROOFING Paid Vacation Mason ft Hamlin Everett, PAINTING • Concrete A Brick Work SLATE TILE SHINGLE In House Training Programs Hardman ft Carrier. HI6IKST PRICES PAIM N u t ie y e Porches * Brick Veneer Entrance examinations and AQUARIUMS Inienor-E xteri or R O O FIN G Prices start ot a low e Patios • Sidewalks e Walls interviews will be on 9 10 // Ik ALUM WASH NK. COMPLETE LINE OF Repaired Or Renewed 9 1/ 11 between am ll atn $750 Free Estimates Call w ; looo Including bench, delivery discount house in the area, I I RdlMd An.. Wtlliftgttn N J Philip Johnston FREE EST. 288-5020 and extra tuning at home featuring over IftO tanks of 473-7638 Building Materials Call TOWNE Anytime RAGEN p lus our 10 year doubl# water ft salt water, 6 6 7 - 7 0 0 0 9 9 8 - 3 6 8 7 Precision Industries ‘ fish, also KEARNY 9 Porete Ave North Arlington g u a ra n te e . *91-7174 Serving All North Jersey SEE ft HEAR THEM AT FR II ISTIMATIS Open Mil ft PM . WE BUY PLASTERING FASH IO N HAMMOND CHARLES en y e u r time workers WASTE PAPER DROP CEILINGS R O O F IN O It S ID IN G ORGAN STUDIOS KEARNY PETLAND recycling PROFESSIONAL SLOCK CEIUNGS CANGELOSI Gutter*, Leoden A Repair! 82 Rt. 4, West, Paramus newspaper IBM cards, Approxim ately $6-$10 hr. plus m i lO A jm r a v i PAINTING A P IA S T E R Alum, storm Window*, Dooi 843-2200 corrugated boxes. News MASON bonus. C a ll M onday between 10 nr, n j . MASON WORK Open Daily 9:30 to 9 paper drives arranged PAPERHANGING Hackensack Rooting Co. AM. and 2:90 PM , 792-721ft. SID E W A L K S CONTRACTOR Sat 9:30 to 6 Interior & Exion or •3 Firet St. 4R7-S0S0 Newspapers with maga floor sanding A waxing P A IN T IN G YOUTH EMPLOYMBff SERVICE Patios, sidewalks AU WORK GUARANTEED zin es 80c per hundred 10 % spring discount Free EMimote* I 7ft f AUK AVI tUTHCWOtO GARAGE SALE - Saturday Sept. pound s C a ll 271 2293 Retaining Walls SOIOUGM MAH. Ind R TRUCKS FOR SALE with this ad 9 9 7 - 4 8 2 8 , 10th-10 to 5 PM . 105 Mon thru Fri. 7 to 5. Water Proofing Employers. Householders. Busi AM. Work to PLIASC You o*k l» r lot> BERGEN-ESSEX Francisco Avenue, Ruthorford. Sat. 7 to 4. nessmen who need P/1 or Tamp, Free Estimates Brick Steps ROOFING CO. help Y E S. will attempt to fill JOSEPH DAMATO 674-1241 FRII ISTIMATIS your job needs promptly by re LARGE HIDE A BSD, $150. Rug, PAPftSTOCK L a C o rte Roofing ... Gulitrs ferring you to qualified young $15 .0 0 . Chest of Drawers, $20., q x EEI 78 FLORIDA A VI. PATfRSOW CoN«33-S«S4 .032 teom leti gouge people Y E S. acts as a Clear Silver $15.00, End Tables. 2 for A rchitect Says Igloo M ay Be Shape O f Future Using illustrations from healthier and just as median costs of windows w ill be tinted to cut campers, who remain Kessler suggests that around the globe from productive lives homeownership will be HO down white-light radiation; comfortable at zero municipalities form primitive and contemporary Among the practical thousand with a $23 — a larger percentage of degrees He expects major volunteer squads sim ilar to societies which have suggestions offered by thousand down payment: the home w ill be fuel soi»-* outages w ill C ivil Defense corps’ to instictively built energy-ef Kessler: —Those homes which will underground or a berm will begin to come with some organize distribution of ficient structures, Theodore — Find the coziest, most be built w ill be more be piled against the house to frequency. water, food, wood and pick * Kessler A1A of Leonia cavelike room in the house: compact, w ill be built in blend with the roofline and Toward this con>ini;»ncy up and deliver chemical demonstrates how today's that becomes the winter clusters with common invite wind swoop; he recommends that taoilets. Americans can borrow living/fam ily room Wear walls; — cooking and a ll heat- families buy thermal Solar and other lessons to cope with the sweaters. Bundle) Cuddle. — homes and other using appliances will be underwer and heavy alternative sources of realities of finite energy Play active games I .earn to buildings w ill be shaped located together; appliances outerwear, down sleeping energy w ill become resources love winter, as children do: either round, the most ef w ill be designed to use bags. other camping technologically viable, Kessler has designed a — During the summer, do ficient conformation, or alternative and equipment. campstoves, Kessler believes, but not slide-rich lecture. “ Survival the opposite. "W ear next to square, the second best; interchangeable fuel, such water supply storage tanks, tomorrow in Suburbia ' taken from nothing and nothing next to — structures w ill be as electricity and/or gas; emergency food supplies Tomorrow, he insists, we real life experiences as an that." oriented on the site to get — stoves w ill not have and septic toilets. must begin sobering up architect, environr • utalist — Get used to the idea the most advantage from pilot lights; they will be lit He wants to see families from our energy binge and and survival camper He that apartment living is the the solar position and with matches or. for that camp out in the basement of begin acting in the common calls his concept most efficient. The prevailing winds; matter, flint, Kessler their own homes (where the sensical resourceful manner ‘‘constructive American dream of a home — walls will either be predicts. temperature will remain at that has, mti I recently, retrogression ” for every fam ily is heavily insulated or Kessler urges people to about 50 degrees) as an ex been associated with the Some of the energy ef impractical; by 1986. massive, as in a pueblo; begin to think like survival periment. American experience ficient past and present structures from which he ’J ~ / u 'C C j u y J draws his advice are: the spherical natural-produci S a v e O n insulated igloo, the sim ilar Color Reprints shaped felt and latticework SNAP UP F r o m Y o u r Russian yurt, the versatile Polaroid or Kodak Instant Color Prints Objibwa Indian wood hut Hav e duplicate print* alternately ventilated and made of your favorite* THESE at grear saving* insulated by moveable reed I mats, the thick adobe- mi s.,.i |li l«*T7 J msulated pueblo (the 4 u P E R s a l e TWO GUYS original multiple dwelling), Q i u ^ ^ x t r ) the cavelike massiv walled PHOTOFINISH Tunisian garfa, the C o lo r underground catacombs of SUPER SALE TODAY THRU Processing Rome’s First Century, S li d e s 2 0 exp. sim ilar below-grade SATURDAY SEPT. 10. 1977 1 C <>untet •en ter For Kodak & Fuji construction in Egypt and a SAVINGS 1 ( oupon mutt more sophisticated version Borderless 20 prints give you 20% it company film Keg 2 59 in China, the raised-ftfr- larger picture image, touchable silk protection airy grass huts in finish resists fingertips. Roll film the Phillipines and Africa print guarantee. We guarantee that Z'J if you are dissatisfied for any reason. CAMERA 1 and the a ir scoop openings DtPT. and open courtyards which with any print we make, simply re turn that print to us within 30 provide natural air SPECIAL PURCHASE! Clear Crystal C o lo r after purchase, along with the orig- conditioning in Pakistan Ladies' Checkretaries Assortment fe Processing More familiar are the New Fashion Clutch Purse inal processing envelope, and we will M o v ie s England saltbox home, refund your cost of the returned print whose long sloping roof 9 9 I i X r S T T •99 promptly, cheerfully and with no backs into the prevailing A. red tape. wind and whose core • Compotes, covered candy heating and cooking • For credit cards, photos and boxes, vases, pitchers & rose __J chimney allows warm a ir to more • Assorted colors bowls C j l U f A circulate outward Kessler, a member of the C o lo r C o lo r Architects league of EMERSON Portable Cassette Processing Processing Northern New Jersey. 20 Exposure 12 Exposure M anual P r i n t * challenges his audience to Player/Recorder P r i n t s > l ounter *ervw e Counter ten ite explain why we in this C om p on en t • For Kodak & I uji For Kodak & Fuji * ( oupon h im country must use twice the >mp • Built-in telephoto Adjunct Instructor aises IQfot 88 and normal lens film • Electric eye Vincent S tec It line will offer • W ith 110 film and for automatic “Technology and Society," flipflash exposures • Elec • Model *709 tronic shutter a course dealing with the relationship between science and other human endeavors such as art, philosophy, economics and SPECIAL FALL SALE • TAKE ADVANTAGE politics. The class will meet OF THESE TREMENDOUS SAVINGS NOW! Tuesdays and Hiursdays at Yes. steel prices for 1977 will be higher, but for one week we are reducing 7:00 p.m our prices to 1976 levels! Adjunct Instructor 52.99 OFF TOWNSEND Extra Wide Penelope Jones will teach $ 4 Door Gambrel Roof Storage Building the "History of Christian • 10’ x T Model Art." An illustrated course, J • Outside 9’H " x 610" x 6’5’ it w ill combine the • Inside 9’6” x 6’5” x 6*3” development of Christian Reg. 179 99 JL f l V B art with the history of $ 1 2 7 S u p er IO’ e 10* M odel ______Reg. 199.99 $ 1 4 7 Christianity, from the late WOODBURY P la stic B all P e n s Dimensions Are Approximate Roman Empire to the S o a p B in d er 3”x5” Or 5”x3” present. Trips to the B y S C R 1 P T O M em o B o o k * Cloisters .and the Metropolitan Museum #ill AU FARM INGDALE * Reg. 99t 7 7 * R eg 1 59 m be included The class will 9 7 * 3 5 9 ‘ O RTH O meet Mondays at 7:00 p.m • 12 pk R eg 35< Ea. • Medium blue Garden Chemicals Barry Klein, a local silversmith, will offer c 2 S 4r . l 0 4 9 l 1 9 , 8 " course in silversmithing Reg I 59 To 11 99 Two classes will meet each Insecticides, pesticides & weed and grass controls. week on Tuesday and STORI STOCK ONLY NO RAINC HFCKS Wednesday nights Each claas will meet for 6 weeks at a cost of ISO 00 tuition pius the cost of materials used. Maximum class size is twelve. For further information, costs and application forms, contact the Rev Peter S. Hoyer or Mr. Julius Carroll in the Admissions Office (JD1/W-MM). Luther College, located on River Road at Pomander Walk In Teneck, is a two-year college offering the Aaaociat* in A its and A—ociatr in Religious Arts if V u 4i M mswtWV peymeote PER MOJ ______power N E W '7 7 V 1 0 A rtSWlwertiellSD, AM. AM-PM red! 1 ml. Chevy Couoe, ttnd equlrt SenatorNse M M ft N.J. ‘ LYNN'S COMP1STI SCLUNQ PIUCI TO QUAUPICD theae extra coat options: auto *105 trens., tint ad glaii, todyTda PER MOJ ZXfVr'.* Dn **lttor *r‘P- »*rlca WIN.tiSL N.J. stela Selea T*»- Authorized Chevrolet Sales, Service Parts ♦120 *t«.7$. LYNN'S comrtete PER MOJ Paymant Price: WXn SO 4S, •monthly pevmenli «< K3 « oar KSKP THAT OtSAT OM aurA C xiif"LYmrt FflUNO WITH OMU» (iQJlfinDD 461S Y,Avt OM PARTS ze /i n o n / it Opnn Daily till 9 PM • Saturday till 6 FM 9 9 1 - 8 3 5 0 Cystic Fibrosis Victims To Be Aided By Tourney One of New Jersey's professionals, amateurs and ports the commu ity should average, one in every 4 discovered that at the age of medkation, and provided In in the state, volunteers her nosed early. Recognition ol riche*, most interesting and celebrities from the sports be backed by tennis children will be born with i months their son Brian had valuable conading to the help with all the variouos CF CF is difficult, and often, competitive "PRO-AM" ten field, and in addition to professionals...This tennis the danaae if both parents CF. They experienced the IMurpnys f . ■■ «iln . . fund raising events with sad consequenced is nis tournaments will open at ticket sales will be viewed in cany the “CF Gene”. typical shock and bewilder benefit is a symbolic effort Today Brian Is sn active There was no doubt about mistakenly diagnosed as the Rallye Racquet Club in the final rounds by over to show the kind of social Sbs says, “We are here as ment: says Brisn’s mother, 4-year old, “As rough and pneumonia, bronchitis, asth East Orange September 9-18, •0,000 homes on Cable responsibility that every per a state-wide oganiatkn to :: When the doctor said rugged as his 2 brothers," Brain’s enthuaasm for life ma, whooping cough or with proceeds going to help TV—all for the benefit of a son should have." help anyone, without respect Brian had CF, we had no says Ms mother with a huge when he showed up recently tuberculosis. Parents who children who suffer from worthy cause, CF, the moat Cystic Fibrosis is the No. 1 to circumstances. All Idea what that meant.” They smile, "Even though he is with members of his family suspect these symptoms are Cystic Fibrosis (CK) genetic killer of children, families are eligible for our were soon to learn that even still