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Minit-ed The toar huge scupituredhoads of ftur fum ar présidents to tiw •olid rodi of Mt. Itwtasare toi South Dakota remoto unappre- cisted by Americans. Whfls thou sands of us flock to E l Oims, Egypt, to U&k at the pyramids, our lone some tour stare unsmiling and and SOUTH BERGEN REVIEW glumly out into the vast reaches of our frigid north country. Taint PublMied al 251 Ridge Rood, Lyndhurst, N J. THURSDAY, DECEM BER 14, 1989 Second Clan Postage Paid At Rutherford, NJ. »7070 right. VOL. 71 NO. H USPS 125-420 Subscription W OO . Published Weekly Report of aggravated sex assault gives all details Lyndhurst residents are still unab any problems.” Several sophomores overheard this conversation, including, but not le to know definitely just what hap During the morning practice ses pened while the high school football sion on Wednesday, August 2,1989, limited to six students. Following squad was in summer training at and through the beginning of the the discussion with the Pennsylvania M illersville, Pennsylvania, last afternoon practice up to the water campers and before the conclusion August School Board members who break, Connolly and other seniors of the water break, Connolly, in the are responsible for the school system had taunted the sophomores and presence o f Henderson and others, and the students have taken the other “ first time” campers to be pre yelled to the sophomores, “ You’re unbelievable attitude that they do pared for initiation that evening. all dead, because you’re going to not know what happened nor has the A t the water break held during the have to stick fingers up each other’s majority o f them made any attempt afternoon practice session on Wed butts.” Then, before the afternoon practice was to resume, student one to find out. nesday, August 2, 1989, Connolly, Immediately after the boys Henderson and a number of other approached Connolly and had the returned to Lyndhurst a committee senior players entered into a discus following conversation: of school officials interviewed all sion with' four or five campcrs from Student one: You’re not really the boys and prepared a 30-page schools in Pennsylvania, gonna do that to us? report for the school board. Only (At this evening practice, Connolly: We’ll see what the Lyndhurst team practiced happens. A T A CU LIN A RY contest, sponsored by Thumanns, In c., caned “A Taste of Thumanns” Deli Culinary Dis three o f the members took the responsibility of reu'ing the report alone with Coach Vuono and Student one: C ’ mon, don’ t do that play Competition, all three chefs of Demetrio’s Catering, In c., Lyndhurst, won awards. Executive Chef, Assistant Coach Weaver. Dur to us. Robert Wong, won 1st Place in the Poultry Category in which he featured Chicken Sushi on a tiered display and objected to the attitude taken by ing the morning and afternoon Connolly: Don’t worry about it. m irror. Sous Chef, Pat Strehel, won 3rd PUce in the Fru it Category featuring an elegant arrangement of deli the majority. The Leader Newspapers.Inc. has practice sessions, the Lynd During the course of the afternoon cately carved exotic fruits. Pantry Chef,Darlene Richard,won 3rd Place in the Deli Category in which she hurst players would be inter practice, student one erred in the per simulated a “ poker” game with cards and chips molded out of assorted cheeses and deli meats. This makes secured a copy of this document and reprints in today’s issues pages 8 to mingled with all of the other formance of one of the d rills, and three years in a row that the staff of Demetrio’s has won awards at the Thumanns Competition! Pictured left someone from Lyndhurst yelled out 15 o f the report. campers. There were a total of to right, displaying their awards are; Darlene Richard, Pantry Chef, Jim Kirkos, President, Robert Wong, 160 campers attending the “You’re definitely gonna be the one Executive Chef and Pet Strehel, Sous Chef._____________________ ' The names o f the students have been with held and are identified by Football Camp. tonighL” number except for Connolly and Although the Lyndhurst B y the time the afternoon practice Lyndhurst garden club branches out Henderson whose names have coaches were not in the dor on Wednesday had ended, a ll of the appeared in public print and on mitory on Wednesday even sophomores were aware o f what financial secretary. Connolly had planned for them as a At the November meeting of the dent Jeannette Gauci. Joan Dougan, television. ing, four Millersville staff Lyndhurst Garden Club, the follow president; Rosalie India, vice presi There w ill be no meeting in “Following the Tuesday evening coaches and two visiting part of the so-called “initiation” ing officers for 1990 were elected. dent; Dennis Bogle, treasurer, Betty December due to the holidays. On Lyndhurst practice, Coach Vuono coaches were in the dormitory process. They were installed by Past Presi Diakos, secretary; Ann Machere, Sunday, Dec. 10th members of the announced to the team that there and were assigned to check the As the Wednesday afternoon club visited The Lakeland Nursing would not be an evening practice on floors every 15 to 20 minutes.) practice concluded and the Lynd A new book of poem s Homy in Haskell. They brought the following day, i.e ., Wednesday. wherein they requested the Pennsyl hurst players were leaving the prac sjmali plants, which they grew, to vania campers to give them sugges tice field , several sophomores, told Magazine Wrtter’JG w SfttJfietJfflie Coach Vuono informed the team a . Michael J. Bugeja an interna about 36 of the patients for Christ that he would be attending a dinner tions as to what should be (lone to the student two that “ they are going to first in-house literary agencies at an mas. Also some handmade lap robes tionally known creative writer it a for the coaches sponsored by the “first time" campers for initiation. make us pull our pants down and academic institution. In addition, he make other sophomores stick fingers graduate of Lyndhurst High School. were donated to the home by the director of the camp and that it The Pennsylvania players suggested Famous for his poems the Commer has been the recipient of several Crafts Department of the club. three things: up our butts." The sophomores then teaching honors, including the would be the players’ only night off cial Leader published his first poem During the week of December 1. Have them walk around with said to student two “ Don’ t let them AMOCO Foundation Outstanding during the entire week. Coach white a high school student He has 17th toys w ill be given to children in Vuono then told the Lyndhurst play onion dip down their pants. do it” ; “ tell them not to do it” ; “ tell Teaching Award, the University them not to do it." After returning to written a new book of poems. Fol foster homes. ers: “ I don’ t want to hear that there 2. Shave someone’s head bald. Professor Award (Ohio University), Visitors are always welcome at lowing is a biography of D r. Bugesa was any trouble when I return from 3. Have the sophomores stick the dorm, student two entered a and Arts & Sciences Teacher of the our meetings, the fourth Monday, at iContmued o n j^ a q el) along with a poem dedicated to the dinner” ; and “ I don’t want there to be their finger up each other’s butts. late M iss W isn e w ski, a ve ry popular Year (Oklahoma State University). 8 P.M . at the Parks Dept building. English teacher at the high school. He has received several grants for cultural events, including one from M ichael J. Bugeja, 37, is an inter the National Endowment for the nationally published writer and poet H um anities, and is listed in “ Interna ‘Weakness’ in town’s government with some 350-plus credits in maga tio nal Men o f Achievem ent” ; “ Inter zines ranging from "The Georgia national Directory of Distinguished Review,” "The Kenyon Review," Leadership”; “ International Authors series of documented facts in an Sam La Faso, Chairman of the keeps a watchful eye on each other tem is achieved through the separa “New England Review,” and “Anti and Writers Who’s Who”; “Who’s effort to inform the residents of Lyndhurst Taxpayers Association and utilizes input from the citizens in tion of governmental powers. och Review" to “Writer’s Digest,” Lyndhurst. Inc. reveals some true facts about the the form of public debate. This sys La Faso concludes in stating that “Editor ft Publisher,” “Journalism Commission form of government weakness of our Commission form the Taxpayer’s Committee for Gov Quarterly,” and “South Dakota H is is obsolete. We strongly need a of government. ernment Change has researched the tory.” He is the author of two forth change of government in Lyndhurst The overwhelming weakness issues thoroughly and has offered a coming books of poetry, “What We cited by all municipalities that have Do For Music" (Amelia Press: chosen to abandon the Commission Lyndhurst taxpayers to Bakersfield, Calif.) and “The Vis Government lies within the organi ionary” (Tax us Press: Exeter, Eng discuss change of government zational structure of the government land). In addition, he has edited a form; that being the failure to sepa Sam LaFaso thought it best to post volume of cultural essays (Oklaho By Nicholas Uliano rate legislative and administrative pone the matter to our Dec.