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Commercial Ïfoaiier MINIT-ED f f f i The most tragic sight outside our high schools today is the number of girls and boys “ lighting up.” Thrusting cigarettes into their mouths as though all the school day they hungered for this moment when they would be free for “ a smoke at last.” How easily these children are slipping Commercial ïfoaiier into a costly, health-destroying addiction that will have T EN CEN TS Per Copy and S O U T IW E R G E N R E V IE W yean them by the throat for the rest of their lives. And they can get no parental guidance. Their parents already have become addicts! Second-Class postage paid at Rutherford, N .J. Published at 251 Ridge Rd., Lyndhurst Subscription $3.00 Vol. 51. No. 41 Thursday, May 11, 1972 The Sm ithy: D og B ite Scare H its Lyn dh u rst A M e m o i r Three persons are bitten every week by dogs in during the winter. While the health department gave no break-down it is believed some of the bites took place By Guy Savino Lyndhurst. inside homes where family owners were involved. Memory, the artificer. That, at least, is the average registered by the But there is also a fear that with warmer weather Scenes disengage from the Lyndhurst Health Department in the first three months of more dogs will be allowed to roam freely — threatening past. Recede. Move forward. the year. passersby and children. Old faces, sounds almost The figures show that health department reports According to police there are many more dogs in the forgotten, odors clamber up include 40 cases of dog bites. township because people feel they need more protection the steep incline into fresh What is astonishing about the figure is it represents bites in the winter months. Ordinarily dogs are kept indoors from burglars. reality. It is Van Buren Street a Whether this figure sets a The Township Commission 4. To deep America beautiful. Different locations of the half century ago. Red dust record for Lyndhurst is not and the Mayor agreed to To this date 13,200 pounds Township are dye tested and lays thick in the July sun. known. jointly sponsor and develop a of newspaper were collected in sampled on periodic Burdened with treasures of However, it was reported wastepaper and cardboard the Roosevelt School district inspections, as well as on a complaint basis. Violators are full leaves and fattening fruits the annual rabies clinic will be monthly re cycling program for where this program started. Starting May 8 th the entire told to take corrective th e trees sigh their held June 8 and June 15. The the Township of Lyndhurst; measures to eliminate stream satisfaction in a voluptuous clinic will be held 4 P.M. to 6 this was started in early Township of Lyndhurst will be duet with the winds. P.M. at the Civil Defense January of this year. The participating in this program. pollution problems in the Township; this is a joint On the thin currents of Garage on Pine Street. development of this program Flyers and schedules for 1972 fragrant air ride the echoes of Owners of dogs six months involved the assistance of the will be sent to all residents of program with the local department of Public Works steel pounding upon iron a old and over are urged to Bergen County Health Lyndhurst. Newspapers and and the Passaic Valley rythmical, piercing sound. A license their pets and to have Department and the local cardboard must be placed Sewerage Commission. This sharp blow is struck Then their dogs vaccinated against ecology organization, curbside on the appropriate also will be a continuing the echo loud at iirst tails off H O N O RS U N C LE. Representing the Pezzola family Frank Pezzola, left, presents books on rabies at the clinic. CAPABLE. day between 6 a.m. and 8 a.m. into silence until the next Your cooperation is needed for program. Revolution to former Mayor William F. Gallagher, president of the Lyndhurst Public Library. Twenty-five potentially The program objectives are strong blow. a successful program. Library Director Bernard Rosenzwieg looks on. Books are for Carmine Savino Sr. New Jerseyana hazardous foods were taken at the following: The sound comes from a Room named after the late Mayor Savino, uncle of Mr Pezzola. Photo by Annette Savino. random from different retail Complaints received are Air pollution complaints tall, weatherbeaten shed. It is food establishments in the 1. T o e n lis t the full kept at a minimum as a result received by the Health a shed open at the front and Township and submitted to participation of the total of periodic inspections of Department are also rear. The Ju ly heat hangs Bergen Pines County Hospital, community. multiple dwellings and the investigated, approximately ten heavy and oppressive. Yet Books A re Library G i f t Public Health laboratory for 2. To reduce the amount of public education of proper complaints were received and inside a wiry man presides analysis. This food sampling solid waste going into the keeping of solid waste and the investigated. This is a joint more recognition of the fact a The New Jerseyana Room is over a fiery forge. It is my A gift of books to the program is held on a monthly dump. enforcement of regulations program with the Division of library is a living, growing and dedicated to collections of uncle, Ben Pezzola. It is Carmine Savino Sr. New basis and also will be a 3. To preserve our natural regarding solid waste storage Air Pollution Control and will imprtant part of the books and articles that shed Benny the Blacksmith. Jerseyana Room at Lyndhurst resources. and disposal. be a continuing program. light upon the history of our continuing program. Outside the gaunt, Public Library was made last community.” country, state and pitch-roofed shed stands week by the township’s The books are from the communities. It was Tom, the chestnut-colored Pezzola family. “ Eyewitness Account of the established with a fund M iss Zook Tells Side O f Controversy horse. He is part of the team Frank Pezzola, president of American Revolution” Frank’s Garage, made the published by the New York initiated by Mrs. Frances of my grandfather, John This letter is in reply to the original material without the “ Lighthouse Darkened, know that Dr. Polito does not presentation. The books were Times Arno Press. Schaefer, a neighbor of the late M o n a co He is a article which appeared in the consent of the author. Controversy Erupts” . have a special amplifier on his accepted by former Mayor Two of them are the unique mayor. good-tempered horse, Tom Thursday, May 4, 1972 issue of 1. In reference to the “ large telephone receiver. William F. Gallagher, president volumes of “ Diary of the Frank Pezzola, a Lyndhurst It was, in my opinion, very He nibbles gently at the grass the Commercial Leader, page faction of students involved Third, what Dr. Polito of the Board of Library American Revolution.” They native, established Frank’s unethical for the person who that grows like tufted green 20 entitled “ Lighthouse with the paper and this number conversed about with Mr. Kane Trustees. have over 1,500 pages of Garage on Ridge Road 35 years wrote the above-mentioned silk at his feet. He exercises Darkened, Controversy is growing considerably” . on the telephone is none of eyewitness reports on the ago. article to include excerpts, fond forbearance as we pet Frank’s mother, the late There are 33 students who anyone’s business unless Dr. Revolution, collected from Today the company., which fimpts” . from my directive to the and rub his long, brown neck. Mrs. Elizabeth Pezzola, was a Polito wants to make it newspaper accounts and diaries has the G M C truck agency, is I want to make it explicitly students on the Lighthouse were official members of the School is out It is sister of former Mayor Savino. clear to all persons concerned Lighthouse staff. T h is someone else’s business. A of the period. the third largest of its kind in staff, at the end of this article vacationtime. The air is ripe person with good morals and Gallagher declared gift The other book is “The New Jersey and the biggest in that 1 did not write the so that it appeared as if I wrote represents less than 3 % of our with the odors of the July manners would not repeat a would be a significant addition Narrative Of the Death of Bergen County. above-mentioned article. I did the entire article. The excerpts student body at Lyndhurst growing: of the weighty distribute to the students on High School. How can such a phone conversation, the to the list of reference books Major John Andre.” With garages on Ridge from my directive were not Ju ly - fu ll trees, of the the Lighthouse staff a receiving end of which was that is steadily growing in the This, too, is an eyewitness Road, Gutheil Place and Valley enclosed with quotation marks; small percentage be considered meadows which stretch like a directive, part of which was overheard, to anyone else. memorial room. account of the capture and Brook Avenue, the business has neither was my name at the a large faction of students? silver-streaked blanket of gold included at the end of the 2. The person who wrote Therefore in the article “ We feel we have instituted execution of the most famous grown rapidly.
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