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Twelve Athletes to Be Inducted Into High School Hall of Fame o u 0 e 4 t . ' M i n i t - E d Gov. Brown of California is dividing the motor licenses in his state to even and odd numbers. Beginning with the guv himself, a real odd number, the odd half should be a breeze — what (Soim nercial T fleaher with odd numbers like Tom Hayden and his spouse, Jane Fonda, in his entourage. The prospects of Brown becoming president are so horrendous that even (or odd) Republicans and SOUTH-BERGEN REVIEW would be driven to the support of Jimmy Carter. Peanut butter is preferable to the sap they’re trying to sell in California. 20 Cenff per copy Second C lan poifog# paid al Ruttwlord. N.J VOL. 57, NO. 40 THURSDAY, MAY 10,1979 Published at 251 Ridge Rd., Lyndhurst Subscription $6 OO PvUi»Wed W*«Wty Parish Bids Farew ell Policem en A re Cleared Lyndhurst Municipal by Carmine Morreale of 150 Paul Warner of 663 Ten was given a new hearing Judge John C Garde found Sanford Avenue, were Eyck Avenue, charged by date of May 17 T o M s g r . H e n r y B e c k insufficient evidence in remanded to the office of the W illiam Collis, HPB testimony of a complainant Bergen County prosecutor Division, State Police, with Steven R ogalinski. 21. of 75 General Assembly of retiring to a home in “Reflections." the church Assembly to make Sacred against two local officers for further action possession of marijuana, Minnerva A v e n u e , Sacred Heart Catholic Virginia. There, he said, he publication, was devoted to Heart a better parish for all that they had assaulted the On April 25 M orreale filed was placed in a rehab Hawthorne, who pleaded Church Sunday night intends to continue his Msgr Beck and distributed of u s." youth a s ch arg ed by him and the complaint, threat to kill, program guilty to the complaint of sponsored an outpouring of studies At the same time, he a t the affair. Outlining Msgr. Beck's dismissed the charges after against Joan Morreale, open lewdness on Lyndhurst affection and regret upon promised he will attend the In a statement printed in history, Reflections ” such motions were made by same address On April 28 he D avid B arone, 652 New Avenue, filed by Ptl. Pastor Msgr Henry Beck needs of elderly in nursing the newspaper Richard pointed out th a t while h e w as the officers' attorney charged James Zdanawitz, Jersey Avenue, accused by Onnembo on Oct. 16. 1978, who is retiring homes and patients in A gnolet, president of the bom in New York he grew up Charged were Sgt James 273 Warren Street, with Ptl. Onnembo of assault and told the court that the pre­ in Ridgefield Park where he Gabriello and Detective assault and battery and on battery on S eptem ber 5, w as trial Intervention people told f t attended that borough's C harles Muldoon. April 29 he accused Kathleen told by Garde that according him that the three-month public schools. He was The complainant, Richard Zdanawitz of Warren Street, to his probation officer penod that program lasts, is graduated from St. Cecelia’s Orlowsky of 361 Maple of using loud and offensive Barone should be attending not long enough to help him. High School. Avenue, Lyndhurst, testified language. the AA program. His case (Continued on Poge 4) Ordination took place that after he had been M arch 19, 1938, in the North brought to police American College Chapel in headquarters after his mother had made a call to police asserting he had * officer* additional studies in i to “process** him H e charged that h e w as his pushed f ro m behind b u t *n could not say who had done _ It was his first M this because h is “face was since before that he had been teaching in Immaculate toward the wall.'* He had Conception Sem inary in resisted the officers’ Darlington. attends to fingerprint him A strong exponent of and the charges stemmed ecumenism, Msgr. Beck from th ese efforts. worked with other members Anthony Frese, attorney Before the evening was hospitals, assembly, said of Msgr of the Lyndhurst clergy to for tAe officers, asked the over m ore th an 1,000 w ere Beck. "He has shared his fuse their efforts for the good judge to dismiss each received by Msgr Beck No matter what their devotion, his concern and his of the com m unity complaint, and the court, religion, asserted Msgr knowledge with the A profound student of finding no reasonable In a talk before the well Beck, he will extend what Assembly on every occasion, theology Msgr Beck was evidence, complied •••• wishers, who gathered in the comfort he can command to holding nothing back In called upon for talks church hall on Valley Brook ease their p ain. good tim es an d in bad he has throughout the eastern part Several complaints made Ave., Msgr Beck said he is A s p e c i a l i s s u e o f worked with the General of the country. Mrs. Russell Safar (seated right), Lyndhurst Emblem Club Charity Chairman, presents Jack Wotfsdorf, M.D., director of Pediatric Pulmonology at St. Joseph’s Hospital and Plan Installation For E ven ing D epartm ent Today's Leader Medical Center, with a check for $1550 toward the purchase of a channel recorder for the unit. Looking on are Mrs. Kathleen Schember, president (seated); and standing (left to The annual installation Charter Member and past Anthony Kemps, Recording Chairman announced that 28 pages right) Mrs. Lucretia D’Emilio, historian; Mrs. Arlene Van Clief, correspondence; Mrs. Ann Jackson, past president; and Mrs. Eleanor Scotti, treasurer. dinner of the Evening president of the E.M.D. will Secretary, Mrs James Hart, the Club had won first place Editioriais.......... 6 Membership Dept, of the Corresponding Secretary, award for Press Book in the be the installing officer. Of­ Vagabonding 12 Invitation T o Join C hild Shield Woman’s Club of Lyndhurst Mrs. W alter Friedrichs, state, third place for Art and ficers for 1979-80 will be Mrs Hawk Rowe 16 The Child Shield Program and the Lyndhurst Police will be held Thursday, May Financial Secretary. Mrs. Craft fund raising, and a include a discussion on Norman Thompson, Restaurants ....2 2 issues the following Department, is sponsoring Chapter 14, Sexual Offenses 17th at the Landmark Thompson will announce her recognition award at the invitation to the residents of Chairman, Mrs. Vincent Real Estate 24,25 an educational seminar to (Age of Consent) and other Restaurant, E a s t board members following Drama Tournament held in Lyndhurst inform the residents of P u r p u r a , first Vice Notes On Music ...2 2 sections of the code that will Rutherford. installation. B elleville for the Classified .2 6 ,2 7 The Child Shield Program Lyndhurst about the new be of special interest to the Chairman, Ms. Mary Nataie. o( Lyndhurst, in cooperation presentation of their play, Obituaries............ 23 New Jersey Criminal Code general public. M rs. Henry Frank, a second Vice Chairman, Mrs. Mrs. Robert Schmitt, The Q ueens P avilion. with Chief William D Jarvis Title 2C. The seminar will (Continued on Page 4) Twelve Athletes To Be Inducted Into High School Hall Of Fame Richard "Murph " Coughlin, two seasons he averaged 9.87 court and a superior catcher By Walter "Hawk” Rowe four sports letterman as he In baseball Guidetti hit his playing days were over Tommy Longo Thomas Gash, Thomas yards per carry. In track he in baseball. Walsh was played baseball, basketball what was considered the Glock settled in Atlanta. Ixxigo left an outstanding Longo. Alex Paluzzi, won the state group highly reg a rd e d and was All T w elv e outstanding and track also In track he longest home run ever hit in Georgia record as an athlete in his Edward Roeschke, Walter cham pionships in the 100.220 County tw o y e a rs running in athletes of th e 1926-1968 e ra participated in five events Keamy Stadium. Guidetti days at Lyndhurst As a at Lyndhurst High School " H a w k ” Rowe, Frank and was the top point played in the years of 1929 Bobby White and broad jum p the three sports A big frosh he lettered in baseball will be enshrined into the Ruggiero. Guy Savino and producer as he scoredin the through 1933 and was the tribute was paid Walsh in on a team which won the L yndhurst High School James D. Scotti. 100, 220 broad jum p, javelin captain of the 1932 football The late Bobby White Harry Osinga 1960 when the Bergen Group II Section One title, Ahletic Hall Of F am e on and shot put. team. In 1975 Guidetti w as turned in great athletic glory Record named Walsh the winning the final 13 games of Friday evening at the San Edwin C. Olson posthumously inducted into in football and baseball. He Osinga made a great "High School Athlete Of The the season. He is regarded Carloin Lyndhurst. The Hali Fred “Chet” Kleman the Bergen County Semi-Pro was a two-way performer on contribution to sports in his Decade of The '50s " one of the best passers in Of Fame was organized last Coach Olson came to Baseball Hall Of Fame for days at Lyndhurst High.
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