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By Akxis lbrraxi StMOR RrPORTF* Park with classic melodies and hih on Saturday, JuV'2. For the (u»*xy LYNDHURST — Lyndhursts the concert, pl«m» see B 3 cancer rale is similar to surround- COMMUNITY BRIEFS ing towns and other municipalities in Bergen ( ountv. according to a Showboat casino new study released July 10. However, former township resi- trip set for July 25 dent Lorraine Colabella says she is LYNDHURST — The going to continue to push forward Lvndhursi Department of with more studies. Parks and Ret reation "We are bv no means going to announced tli.it there will be drop it," Colabella said "We are a trip to the Showboat casino continuing." in Atlantic ("itv on Thursday, Concerns over a possible cancer Julv 25. Tickets are S1H per cluster in Lvndhursi due to envi- person, with a cash return ot ronmental effects were recently $20 and $5 food voucher, and raised and brought to the fore- art- on sale at the parks front of the state's attention bv department. Call 201-804- Colabella 2482 for information- "Everyone has someone in their family with it or who died ot it." Colabella said of cancer in a previ- Registration for ous interview Too mam people football/cheering Upgrades roll into Rutherford station have it in one town." NORTH ARLINGTON — Diagnosed with incurable multi- The North Arlington Junior By Susan C. Moeler ple myeloma five years ago. Vikings will hold registration SENIOR RIPORUR Colabella contacted Tht Isadfr, for the 2008 football and asking that the newspaper publish cheer leading teams at the RUTHERFORD — The a brief announcement to help find Rec House on Schuvlei Lime is now t
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Clarification »VI id !) .IDlH.Mt NI S IntheJuh-lOistueofihe Man claims five menrobbed himt Nnmpapm, a letter mod-Ridge police smett something fishy submitted by the Rev. Donald M. Pilches included an incorrect telephone num- Hackensack Street stop and tioning by Wood-Ridge ber. For more on the effort SENKK REKWTU contacted police at 11:43 a.m., Detective SgL John Kurin and to remember Fr. Mychal call claiming he was mugged while Detective Joe Ruugliano. Pitches 201-4S8-5526. WOOD-RIDGE — After on the vehicle. Basile reported However, during the interview, i . • M i : lilt claiming to have been mugged the males had stolen his wallet Basile changed his story, and it In the story titled, "A seri- by five Hispanic main while and cell phone. was discovered that Basile still ous injury ..." (July 10 issue of The Leader), it was quoted traveling on a public trans- "He gave us a very good had his cell phone in his pos- session and was never mugged. that Rich Mariano's father, •RT portation but, Anthony Basile. description of all five males, was the only parent in the 19, of Patenon, was arreued which we thought was unusual "We don't know why he stands at St. Mary's track July 10 for filing a false police at the time," Ruugliano said. lied," Chief Rutigliann said. meets. Mariano would like to report, authorities said. "(He) said the males fled in Basile was charged with fil- clarify that his father was one five different directions." Wood-Ridge Police Chief ing a false police report, a dis- of the only attendants who ONUNE Joseph Rutigliano said Basile Basile was brought into orderly persons offense, and filmed the track meets exited the bus at the headquarters for further ques- was released on summonses. www. LeaderNewspapers net
Police files ... When you need a good lawyer ANTHONY J. RIPOSTA, ESQ. Crrttfied by the Supreme Court ofNJ Burglary LYNDHURST — Brain Theft Theft from car at a Civil Trial Attorney Delgado, 22, of Lodi, was COUNSELLOR AT LAW NORTH ARLINGTON arrested on Julv 11 at 2:09 EAST RUTHERFORD — RUTHERFORD — On — On July IS, an Arlington a.m. for DWI. careless driv- A Herman Street resident Julv 14 at 7:50 a.m., police ( all today for a free phone consultation Boulevard resident reported ing, failure to signal, driving reported that sometime reported that someone that sometime between while suspended, being an between [ulv H and July 7. entered three unlocked cars 201-991-0067 12:45 a.m. and 10 a.m.. unlicensed driver, refusal to someone stole 22 gallons of parked in a driveway on someone entered through take a breath test and having diest-l fuel and the fuel tap Grove Street. A 2008 432 Ridge Rd , North Arlington, NJ the rear window of the home a warrant out of Montclaii. from his 2001 CMC delivery Mercurv was entered, and www Kifx**(al aw com and stole the car keys, Police Delgado was lau-i released truck, while parked on $7 in change was stolen. A reported the actor used the on summonses to Montclaii Merman Street 1996 Saturn and a 2002 keys to steal the vi< tim's Police RUTHERFORD — <> Fold were also entered, and 2007 Chevy Impala worth nothing was reportedly Cozzi & Cozzi NORTH ARLINGTON July 7 at 9:56 p.m.. a COUNSELLORS AT LAW around $22,000. employee of Exxon located taken. — David Siapowick, 39, of Providing Legal Services For Over 75 Yean Nutley, was arrested on Julv on Route 17 South reported CDS 12 at 2:23 a.m. foi DWI.a red two-dtnu Honda left PERSONAL lH.n;m - AUTOUOMLS Accirwirrs - FALL Down* Police reported lot ating without paving foi $56 in ga? KUL ESTATE - WILLS, TKUSTS \ EHTATKS Mumcinu. Couur - DWI - TKAKHC TICKKTB - CRIMINAL CASES NORTH ARLINGTON Stapowick passed out RUTHERFORD — A - Alexis Tarrttzi — Dominick Ki na, 39, of DIVORTB/FAMILV COURT - LAND USK/ZONIHO behind the wheel whi It- employee of Blimpie, lota All polite Hotter \\em\ are WKONOKUI. DEATH - C
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Ribadenevra, JuIySlat 59. of Flushing, N.Y., was STARTS AT 12:00 NOON arrested on July 8 at Mm u fornfiatamti mi > FVEE DENONSTIATIONI 11:15 p.m. foi DWI fol- Progrtuiv* lowing a motor vehicle stop on Park Avenue. 1-800-875-2749 Police reported 190 ROUTE 17 (NORTH). HASBROUCK HEIGHTS, NJ • MX: 201-2S8-7713 Ribadeneyra failed the field sobriety test, his motorcycle was impound- CPA Directory ed, and he had two war- rants from Franklinville totaling $2,909. He was Doreen A. Catanio later released on sum- Certified Public Accountant monses to a responsible party. LYNDHURST — Noel Fernandez, 24, of Orange, was arrested on July 8 at 11:21 p.m. for DWI, care- SOUTH CMtactovofflkcftirafrtecoiiMltattoil leas driving, improper U- 182 Prospect Ave, North Aritagtns, NJ ; turn, talking on a cell Pbooei Ml-991-ltMO phone and maintenance of BERGENITE E-nul: lamp*, following a motor vehicle stop on Court and Riverside avenues. 1 liirf.I HNRASW Fernandez was later released on summonses to a responsible parry. THUMDW. JULY 17,2006 THEUEADER IHonne Warwick crowd packs Town Hall Park Medical Directory because it's from the old days night pie in the park on Saturday at Ripuuu when I was younger." "I used to listen to her in 8,000 or more. The other Some people wanted to the '60s," Wilson said, adding nights of the concert drew To advertise info* section, ZLYNDHimST — hear a particular tune. Others that music was on cassettes crowds ranging from 4.500 on Aouundt of people armed hadn't narrowed down their back then. up. please call 201-438-8700 «|lh lawn chain swarmed into preferred playlist. "I like all Other concert-goers are On Saturday, when I.Vndhurst'i newly renovated her songs," said Raymond tans of the series in general, Warwick performed. 150 over- • Metropolitan Pain Consultant. L1.C is an Inic Town Hall Park for this year't Currid, township resident. and some had a stronger affin- flow seats were added to Pine Multi-Disciplinary Pain Management Practice ity for the week's other per- Street, and that area was filled Music Under the Stars concert Warwick seemed to agree. • Our Physicians are ABA Board Certified and I series. Dionne Warwick's Speaking to a Leader formers. Kenny Vance topped to capacity, too, said Tom Saturday night performance Newspaper reporter just before the list for Rose Marie DiMaggio. commissioner of • MFC's wide spectrum erf care includes Neck sari Back Ma, Sciatica. drew the largest crowd — esti- she took the stage of Ruggiero and for Kim parks and public property. Hemiated Discs, and many other pain syndrosaas. mated around 7,000. Lyndhurst's new band shell, Orefice. Dominick Lambioui The concert series is One of Warwick's younger Warwick said that she didn't from Kearny picked l-uigi and offered free, is paid for by a METROPOUTAN fans was waiting at the have a favorite song for the Arlette as his favorites. combination of sponsorships M entrance to the parking lot evening. Asked which was her Either way, enthusiasm for and township funds, and was 7 16 P*i h«.. SuHr IB. l.nJfcum. N) OMft behind the stage when favorite to sing in an open air the evening was palpable. promoted by La (luardia Phoiwi 201-729-0001 Fax: 201.729-0006 Warwick's limo pulled in. The venue, Warwick said, "All of The remodeled park pro- Associates. The park's renova- little girl, accompanied by her em, every single one." vides about 300 seats on alu- tion was completed just in father, held a sign that said, Some people, like Beverly minum benches, but by the time. Only a few odds and "Hi Dionne. Yes, I know the Wilson, of Old Bridge, who time Warwick took the stage, ends remain on the $2 million way to San Jose. Love (•alina." drove an hour for the concert, the entire green was filled job, which included the addi- The concert series is a walk undoubtedly came just to hear with people silting on lawn tion of a fountain, new play- back in time for some. Warwick belt out golden chairs and blankets. ground equipment and Carmen Esposito said, "I like a oldies like "Close to You." Mayor Richard DiLasrio upgraded landscaping. NOT JUST HEALTHCARE. lot of music that she sings Warwick's firsi tune of the estimated the number of peo- Non-musi* tans had enter* tainment options near (he park, as well The Mount Carmel Church's annual "Feast" ran simultaneously with the concei t series. Rides, games and food were offered ai the carnival. "It's ven much a familv-ori- ented feast," said Mount ("aimers Father Oiandi. "It's a reunion, really. I enjoy it immensely because I see .ill of out community." l)il.asiin shared Orandi's opinion ot this yeai's MUSK L'ndei tin- Stars. The mayor said. "It's what we had hop it would IK .i bi^ < ommuni- rv night."
Ai St M»ryi Ho»piul, we know thai cutttng-cdp technology and medical eipertu* are crucial to a pattern's well-being But. K> is • hand for mem lo hold. Someona ID liaten. Understand. And care That'i why «* not only trrat our pactenti with the Ut*M medk«l •dv«nc«nrnu, but alu. with a %ttat of dignity True companion. And rnpea Conw vuil Ihtnrw Si Mary'i Hospital, comtnienlly located right by the Paiuk Pali area And ne how • limple imile can lometlnKi work miradei Photo, ERPO VMt CMMrwi't World Running for Special Olympics — The East Rutherford Police Department participated in the 2008 torch run for Special Olympics June 6. Coordinated by police officer Kevin Felten, the AnMys 29% Off department was able to raise $5,000 for the cause. Standing in the top row are police officers St. Mary's Brian Montague, Mark Mehegan, Thomas Beriimki, Acting Chief Larry Minda and Det Chris HOSPITAL' DeCarlo In me bottom row are Sgt Paul Cece and police officers Ryan Micci and Kevin Felten. Jim**,. Rutherford's taxes look rosier Extraordinary Aid helps to lower projected tax increase
By Soion C. Moeler spokesman Chris Donnelly paired with increased recy- SENIOR REPORTKR said earlier this year. "The cling revenues and decreased Division of Local Government costs — especially from reduc- RUTHERFORD — Services reached out to lions in overtime, has trimmed Rutherford received $200,000 Rutherford to inform them the borough's expected tax IO Extranrdinarv Aid from the that if they had enough funds increase from 6.9 percent to state this year, and the bor- available in their general sur- 5.48 percent over last year. tfugh's projected tax increase plus to fund negotiated retire- Hipp said. for municipal services is lower ment packages, then it would The lower figure includes than it was expected to be in be difficult for thrtn io justify anticipated revenue from (he Niarrh, according to Mayor the need for Extraordinary sale of EnCap's unpaid taxes. jshn Hipp. Aid in the future." The borough's bankruptcy ? The borough's governing However, the board musi attorney is meeting with the riody had asked Trenton to have had a change of heart, debtor's attorney to try and dish out an extra $850,000, cit- choosing to allocate $200,000 expedite that sale, Hipp said. ing, among other things, to Rutherford after all. Estimated tax bills, which financial difficulties imposed After this year's are based on budget estimates, by EnCap's bankruptcy. Extraordinary Aid figures were are mailed on July 15, with a But, they did so with little announced, Donnelly wrote in due date of Aug. 15. hope of actually receiving any- an e-mail, "Rutherford had The borough is using esti- thing. The Local Finance used up its surplus and miscel- mated lax bills for the first Board, which administers laneous revenues, while at the time, in an effort to save the Extraordinary Aid allocations, same time making efforts at cost of interest on tax anticipa- was chilly toward the borough sharing services, yet we're still tion notes and to eliminate the after last year's governing body facing a substantial increase in tax double whamiuy when two chose to award $500,000 in their property taxes." bills come due in a short space lump-sum payments for Hipp said he was surprised of time, Hipp said. unused sick and vacation days to get the money — he "I obviously had hoped to to the outgoing police chief thought the application would do a lot better," Hipp said. and captain. be met with total rejection. "But at least it's stopping the Local Finance Board The Extraordinary Aid, bleeding." Experienced Professionals Make The Difference!
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•.._. M. JWlfADB. Lyndhurst faxes may SAVE ENERGY, rise nearly LOUIE'S Offers end 4 percent SAVE MONEY 7/21/08. Lett Build Something Together lySutanCMothr SCNKW Rtrorrat LYNDHURST — If ail goes according to plan, Lyndhursi Uixpayers will sec a rate increase of just under 4 per- cent for their municipal taxes this fiscal year, beginning with the August 2008 bill. ENERGYSTAR* At iu Julv H meeting, the ENERGY STAR® Lyndhurst Board of Commissioners approved a MAJOR preliminary tax lew of WINDOWS & $'JS,491,673, which is $836,000 higher than last year's finalized APPLIANCES lax burden via resolution. The PATIO DOORS increase will trickle down to property owners, causing them to pay $AiH percent more than they did in 2007 for municipal services. The increase falls a smidgen below a state-mandated 4 per- mit cap on growth in munici- pal tax levies Mayor Richard Dil .a%< io uiged residents to consider the ret eni improvements to the ALL ENERGY STAR® ALL ENERGY STAR® (own. in addition to school tax INTERIOR DECOR LIGHTING, . figures — 1.77 percenl more CEILING FANS & CFL'S V PROGRAMMABLE THERMOSTATS than last veai — which he char- Oner vatd 7/17/oe - 7/21 lot. Oacount takan at rasMar. Saa atomtor data* . acterized as inconsequential. (Mar vtfd 7/17/oe • 7/21/06 Discount takan «tragiMer. Sa a Morator detaHa . "You've K<>( to look at it holistu ally,' Dil .aw io said. The school increases it-tlrci a miinhei that is A function of JULY the savings thai we put in effect. Those im leases aie neg- hurry in for limited-time values 17-21 ligible." On the township's side ol the rcju.ition. an enormous amount of consii u< tion is under way Township Kngineei Torn Sahara detailed several projet t.s during the meeting — a new tee-hall field, road repairs on l>ewandowski Street and an overhaul of Town Hall I'aik among them. The taxes are stable. Dil -is< MI s.tnl 'This is working ouI verv well." [)il~iscio also predicted thai the preliminan tax lew would probably be a close estimatt: u» the final lew and One ominous note: The trwn boArd not inciudsd. preliminary levy did not reflett Applies to Hem «91109 ony decreases in state aid being Offar valid 7/17/oe - 7/21/OB Discount taken at rasjater Sae Morator detail* sent from Trenton to Lyndhurst. The state's num- SPECIA LVALUE! bers weren't available before the estimate was made, said Chief Financial Officer Debbie now Kerrato. Information available from the slate Department of Community Allans indicate A. 6' Fiberglass that Lyndhursi will receive Stepladder $205,000 less this year, includ- •250 Ib load ing a $70,000 reduction in capacity *98148 homeland securit) funding, was*70 which helped offset costs asso- ciated with the police depart- B. 16' Aluminum ment. Extension The final number will be generated as part of the budg- •200 Ib load et, which has to be adopted by 7/16" x 4' x 8' OS8 Sheathing capacity »212660 2" x 4* x 96* Qresn Douglas-Fir ordinance. A public hearing is •Use tor root, wall or subflcor (12212 was*70 Select Stud (135481 required. Working on a schedule, DiLascio said the commission' ers are looking to approve the budget sometime in September He added. That's our goal, a final budget by Labor Day." 2-1/4-W Casing Contractor Pack •Fingerioint pine SPKCIAL ER townwide LP SiuurUNda VALUE! garage sale, SPECIALVALUE! now SPECIALVALUK! Sept 27 & 28 now $798 was $1506 now EAST RUTHERFORD — 3/8" x 4' x 8' YOUR CHOICE The East Rutherford 3' x 5\ 8/16" Durock Board 8" OC Smartaida 32" or 36" White Signature Historical Society has SO Lbs. Fast-Setting •5/50 tranaferabla warranty •72779 •Fingerioint pine 3' x 5', 1/4" Thick SuMiVk Door announced the return of iu Conorata Mix »10437 •55897 ManNbacker* Board #11640 •Mouttng MM by bund* PraMM townwide garage sale, to be • 188879.263842 held Sept. 27 and 28, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Residents inter- ested in participating in the sale should look for registra- tion forms in their mailboxes; obtain a copy at borough hall or on the Special Event* page of www.EailhulherfardNJ.ntL Registration is only $10 and includes waiver of a borough permit; each resident's sale will be included on a townwide SPECIALVAL SPECIALVALUB! SPECIALVALUB! map for sale-seekers, along A. 1/2" x »• PMn End PVC with balloons and giveaways. now now •CH 40 Pipe K23988 $1.o» now Any questions can be direct- B. 3/4" x W Plain Wnd »VC ed to BomughOeastrutherford- 8< x 8* Stockade Premlno, Naaar SCH40Plpa »23B71 $2.M * MMQnssli im housing n;. rut or 201-933-3444, ext. 229. Fanoa Panel C. 1" x W Main and PVC *99 (or lighter weight All proceed! will benefit the •Reedy to paint or stem •CH40PIP. #23078 »3.a» •45072;4e2SB;57282,3,4,5 •25'L HfeNne with Integrated rope advancement of the East •Whrtewood (470) #20206 •175944,175838 grab •134486.275886 Rutherford Historical Society. Please note: the East Rutherford Historical Society COMMERCIAL APPRECIATION DAYS will not hold iu regularly scheduled meetings injury and i. •«••• SUB n Mi HgnT/IMtnliiw August and will return to its t eiy mv. PMcai md regular meeting schedule In September. ! 4qUWPW.JUlY17.2008 THE LEADER AS Plans are under way for St. Joseph's anniversary celebration
Socrad Hart School EAST RUTHERFORD — Fran Alberta reflected on Sandwich choh - Eighth Saint |"»eph School in Eaal her experience with St. Jowph graders from Sacrad Haart Rutherford is preparing (o cel- School. "I have a long history School, Lyndhurst, donated ebrate its 130th anniversary with St. Joseph School," she their time to make sand- vear next school year, begin- said. "I attended the school as a wiches (or clients of the ning in September. It will be a student, my sons all graduated parish food pantry. The vear of great celebration, and from St. Joaeph School, and I after-school effort was the committee is reaching out returned as teacher and then directed by teacher Kami to all alumni of St. Joseph became principal. I have a spe- Malone, center, as part of School to come join in the fes- cial place in my heart for the the students' preparation for tivities. school. I am looking forward to confirmation. Sacred Heart On Sunday. Sept. 7. St. sharing this dav with my family." students participate in many Joseph will hosi the 11 SO am ('.hildi en must be accompa- community service efforts Mass to kick oil thr school's nied bv a parent There are no throughout the year. Last celebration in St. Joseph grills or BBQs permitted at the year, the pre-K through Church, K.tsi Rutherford. field The picnic is scheduled Grade 8 school was named After the M.i.vs. a picnic will be to begin M ISO p.m. and will New Jersey's Kindest School held at Riggin Field, begin- end at 4:W p.m. based on service hours ning at 1:110 p.m. Families arc The committee is also look- recorded by students en< ouraged to pack a picnic ing to find the oldest living baskn. grab a chair oi blanket graduate. Call the school and join the fun Then- will br office ai 201-9S9-S193 or send games lor children ol all ages, an e-mail to t/wrGYomftuJ. mf im hiding the grown-ups. All with the name address or e- arc welcome. in.ul of an\ graduates. Woman's Club sends students Community briefs ... Merwin & Paolazzi LYNDHURST — Tin This donation is in lieu of to Girl's Career Institute M&P INSl KANCK AOKNCV, INC. Lyndhurst Recreation com- buying favors for (heir wed- CARLSTADT — The alternate. Both git Is were petition cheerleading squad ding party. Stacey is the Woman's Club of Carlstadt selec ted based on nomina- Michael .1. Mcnvin. Anthony L. I'aolazii will be holding try outs foi its daughtei of Ronald and lias announced its sponsor- tions from then school, com- .SIN Stuyvcsuiit Avc, LyndhurM 2 team ohm foforr statstate MlMl** -- ThThe RultwrforRultwrford BobBob* RuRu** 1 133 y«ar-oldi (tonjatwJ ifx IZnZini n \S\b lock up Ih. dirtrid (HI(HI... TW wi«fa. piayinainR^UtforlUM.lH U (f0l)MS-4100 this w^k. PtaW rettor indudM AAkhaol C«wy, Jpirm Hodrava, Uom Gardnor. Jak* R«ino, Anthony Goto, R« MaeMillon, Darwn PonnJIo, Milw Ro«imilio,JyW Roldon, AnoW Capobianco, Bobby Miikura, Patrick DaPuzzo, J.J. Walt, Adam Hwnandtz and Patrick H^wLwld; OOOCKM:/^ Pimoot, SHwi Soam, Bobby PqnocMno and Bab ^tkuro. • -\ onPagnAI to compare Lyndhurw with The state reported that risk does increase with age. I print «own» farther away that have prostate, breast, lung, colon When an older population its in IV similar environmental expo- and rectal cancers were the increases in sue, die number Ltmdtr to gather more tnfbr- •ures. The expanded itudy most common in the town- of cancer diagnoses generally included North Arlington, ship, according to the stale's rises as well." "A lot of people have come Rutherford. WyckotT and results. However, leukemias, Although the state's cancer forward, including ex-may- Palisades Park lymphomas, cluster study ors,* Colabella said. "But we "We found the cancer pat- brain and results are in, are hoping to get more peo- tern! to be similar among this bladder can- Colabella said ple." group of communitiei and to cers — can- People she has more Looking to bring aware- thoae forBerge n County and cers thai are should information, ness lo the public, Jacobson New Jersey, without any appar- mosl often which she has also noted several ways resi- ent geographical clustering of related to attempt to gathered from dents can prevent themselves specific types of cancer within environmen- miter the rick factor her own study from developing cancer. Stop tal exposures Lyndhurtt," according to the that they do have of more than smoking, eat a healthy diet state's report — were not 200 people, to (reduce fats, increase fiber), Airport Act Hardware Jacobson noted the was seen more control over." present to reduce exposure to the sun satisfied with the results after frequently in other state and radiation, increase your 111 MoonodiitAw. Continued from TRAIN on Page Al attractive today — designed as forming bands. benches and windows will be "Viu have to make ihe com- they often were to match the "I can't imagine whal its repaired or replaced, and walls mitment to protect the hues of mold, rust and dirt. purpose must have been," will be repainted with histori- resource." Jurow said The The bottom line — the restor- jurow said. cally accurate stenciling added town has to do thai." ers reserve the right to choose Rod Leilh, lx>rough histori- near the ceiling Mayor John Hipp, who a color other than the original an, asked if benches could be No one disagrees that time spoke from ihe floor, said (h.i( if the original was simply uglv. added [o the gazebo a.s part of has been hard on the station, Rutherford already has a regu- The gazebo at the east end the restoration, but Jurow said which was built in ihe lale lar DPW pickup at ihe station of the station is a bit of an no, citing state historic preser- 1800s Bui. David Grassecti of He also said thai if NJ Transit anomaly. Jurow said that he vation guidelines that require Rutherford i* concerned wanted lo install closed-circuit doesn't know of any others the station lo be restored to its about the modern-day impact cameras, then ihe monitors like it. People contemplated original condition. In this of his fellow riders. could be placed in die police why it was originally built, case, he noted, the original The liner there is unbeliev- station. Park Avenue Gold Outlet with suggestions ranging was benchless. able." (irasselli said. (irasselti's proposed solu- from a simple architectural As pan of the inierioi Maintenance, Jurow tion was much more low lech. feature, lo a men's smoking i rmodeling. the main waiting emphasized, is the province of His advice. "Stan issuing litter- 201-933-9080 area, to a platlorm lot per- area will gel a face-lifl — the town ing tickets." 104A Park Ave. • Rutherford Continued from POLIO on Page A] or too little; we paid an aver- vvould be costly. That's win taxpayers — although money An offer has already been age price." Crifasi said The we will give them a < ustom- is bunded up front as ag good accepted on the building, ONLINE location designated the value made space." faith payment to the owner, and the inspection has been of the property." When the polite station most of the costs would Ix- completed. The next step is The money to be dished moves next door, the council offset bv giants from the fed- to sign contracts and then to out for the building will onK plans t<> ied<> the formei sta- eral government's Homeland hire an engineer and an cover the pin chase t ost. tion .ura ,is additional office architect to design a new Security: building. Funding to knock down the and storage sp,u e. 1 he- "In actuality, to get the job building and to construct a As with olhei Cai Istadt Summer" new police department could projects, the new police >SI summer<^ rack up an additional one to It will cost only a couple thousand department will be designed two million di.llmiv accord- with environmental friendli- ing to Crifasi. dollars, which doesn 1 come out of ness in mind. EA Converting the machine the taxpayers 'pockets as harsh ..." "I don't see why it would- CLEARANClit 1XX)K E shop to d police station wilt n't be green." said Jane be more costly bet a use Un- M»Crikni Kontana. borough adminis- FRff INSTALLATION building is s<> old — it was trator, at the Julv 10 caucus built in the 1920s. meeting. on Select Entry Doors Regardless, it's time for remodeling inside boiough started, we need bond money Carlstadt detainees will On select steel or fiberglass doors with the CPD to have a new home. hall will require additional to pav for the job ... it's like have to cool their heels in fiberglass edge entry doors Hundreds "Fifty vears ago. things were funds. collateral," Crifasi said. "But borough hall for a while of energy efficient styles and decorative different," Lahullier said. The council authorized a at the end of the day, with the longer. The new station won't glass motifs • All 16 4 R insulation "Now we have rules and regu- $t>50,(MM) bond for the put- gram money, it will cost only be completed until 2010, but value. 22 gauge steel Custom colors, lations. And to try adapting chase of the building, with a couple thousand dollars. demolition work across the custom sizes. Limited time only. those rules and regulations to bonds to pav foi the improve- which doesn't come out of street is expected to begin a building thai is loo small ments yet to come. But. the taxpayers' pockets as sometime before the end of for what we should be doing Crifasi offeied assurance lot harsh as it would have been." this vear. *495 Garage Door Set the Beach on Fire INSTALLED FREE wirh HOT New Swimwear! 8x7' or 8'x6' Want a • Afmnfinan Choose from four colors tht largest Sekchon of *I89 Vinyl mortgage Replacement Window each INSTALLED FREE you can live 62 u.l. Insulated glass, Half-screen Custom colors, sizes. with? 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Educational t Fun UcmMg Pra-Sctaal the concession stands were vending machine choices are fruits which are high in sugars • Children 2-1/2 to 13 yaars aid offering red delicious apples high in sodium and trans-feu. and have added preservatives. • Opm y«ar round and water as choices for What abould you Meat Group: • Man. - Fit, 7 AJI - 6 P.M. snacks. They are great alterna- Approximately two to three • State-of-the-art licensed facility tives to the packaged chips • Using a small plastic con- servings of beans, nuts, fish, and sodas that are common tainer, cut fresh fruit into poultry and other various 110 Jackson Ave. • Rutherford, NJ 07070 staples at most large public squares, making it easier to meats. events. Ph: 201-440-1770 . Fax. 201-460-1755 eat. Dairy Group: www.9aldH0dujlc.com Scanning the crowd, it was • Place baby carrots or cel- Approximately two to three interesting to take note of ery sticks in a small snack bag, servings of milk, yogurt or snack choices. There were the making it easier to carry. cheeses, remembering that ice HIGHEST PAID CASH ON THE SPOT healthy and the unhealthy • Choose the whole grain cream is not considered a part choices being inhaled as if cracker choices, found on of the dairy group, as much as Far all BM OaM laiMalra MM 1AM IRK there was a snack shortage. every supermarket shell, and we would want it to be. Ivl M VW WIH ffVvIvll| IUR WW IVH Overall, many people were place the recommended serv- Do I snack during the day? enjoying a variety of fruits, ing size in a small snack bag. Of course I do! which appeared to have been removing the temptation to Mv favorite healthy snack is Far all llaamHi over 3/4 ct. might I found myself silting on packed at home as they "have just one more." a double fudge brownie cook- tfi«f Great Lawn this weekend, unzipped little bags. • Buy a few extra low-fai ie, with a howl oi cherries or ajdmiring the beauty of the The majority of the concert yogurts or cheese strips, take fresh pineapple Insh green grass, in the middle attendees were consuming the extra items to work, plat- How is a cookie a healthy 36 Ridge Road • North Arlington • 20I-H9H-50.W of the greatest city in the Aquafina water bv the case- ing them in the refrigerator; snack? urn Wed Thur.i Kri. Sal 10am Hpm Cloud Tuts. & Mm United Stales. If you are guess- load. Water is an important this will help to avoid the vend- The secret is the ingredi- ing that I was invited to the nutrient. It helps to keep our ing mat hi tie tnid-dav snack ents. Alwavs lead the Bon Jovi All Star Concert, you joints lubricated and regulates attack. "Nutrition Fat IN" label on Advertise with afe correct. If you think I ate our body temperature. It is the Remind yourself that the evei v piodin i. Mv favorite ah ounce of "junk food," you perfect drink to wash down recommended servings per t (Kikie is made with whole •Or mistaken. our snack*, as it keeps food day, as set forth by the U.S. grains, has /em tianvtats and ; The early afternoon began moving through our intestinal Department of Agriculture, a low amount of sugar. It is t(> draw large crowds, and bv tract. are as follows, for adults: sprinkled with dark chocolate dusk, the numbers grew to Is it possible to combine the (Wain Group: chips, and it has a soft home- and increase your h t well over 50,000 people, word "healthy" and the word Approximately six to 11 serv- made l.Lsir flanked bv the timeless New "snack" in the tame sentence? ings of win tie grain bread, The cookies are found in Col 201.438.8700 Vork Citv skvline and enter- Healthy snacks do exist. It is cereal, pasta or rice. lo< al supermarkets in (tie •*• Ext. 210 tained bv a New Jersey legend. up to our imagination to cre- Vegetable Group: health section. Look lot , li was my very firs! Great ate delicious snack dishes bv Approximately three to five "(.t>uliti v (!hoice < )rgaui< Soft Lawn conceit, as it was Bon using fresh fruit, raw vegeta- servings of a varietv, of vegeta- Baked ('ookievl)ouhle Fudge VISIT FIRST MASSAGE Jovi's first Great [.awn per- bles, low-fat dairy and whole bles sei ved raw, steamed »»t Bi ownie. formance. grain choices. grilled. Remember snacks are not THERAPY CENTER The excitement filled the We should avoid the vend- Fruit Group: meals, thev are little deals to .HI. li was easy to lose oneself ing machine snacks and Approximately two to foui help us i h lough oui day. in (he moment and indulge in remind ourselves to pack oui servings of a varietv of fresh <»i Sna< ks should lx- < on.smiled unbealthv snacks. Surprisingly, own snacks. TypicalIv. most fro/en fruits, avoiding (aimed two hoiu s hefoir a meal. Anyone uiioVi the ^uulam e of a phvsu ian should t onsume his hei die I as directed b\ a phvsu ian. For Men & Women keep voui standards high when choosing voui snacks — remembet, "von aie what you Body Walking Foot Massage eat". Send voui thoughts and comments in fitn?\\@Uiui 201-729-005)3 Ridiie R(l lyiulhu2o ^ n~new\fmftn\ net. Capital Ona tank Photo fay DIIKI Mori* Monday, July 21 While attending a Bon Jovi concert in New York City, many fans enjoyed munching on healthy snacks Pad-train your dog to pee indoors SinQ oil of Miy Jowl • HUB the walks are for fun and that it is okay to pom inside. exercise — not just because There are some di>gs who she has to wail to go potty. arc very clean and tidy, and She always goes potty outside will hold it tor extended as well. hours. Some dogs will nol She seemed happy using drink if thev know it is going the pads — now she seems to rain, and thev don't like to confused about what to do. go out in the rain. Do I need to retrain her to It's true! use the pads? Best Wishes. Thanks, Melissa Connie Hi Melissa, Yes, sometimes dogs who Connie I are pad-trained can be con- •Help iHovao Dog' fused. It takes extra effort, consistent training and some ' Dear Connie, luck to have things work per- My dog Jess, 14 months fectly for an "indoor dog as old, has been using the wee- you describe. Wee pads less often the last Is Jess using the pads less five days after returning from and just going outside more, rpy parents' house. She was or missing the pads and not there for a week and had free going outside more? run in their backyard with If it is the first scenerio, their three dogs. using the pads less and going I am actually concerned out for relief more — that's a because it took a really long good thing. time for her to learn to use As dogs gel older, they usu- the pads indoors. My parents ally need to go out about four said she had the pads avail- times a day to relieve them- able always, but chose not to selves. And an elderly dog M»e them. She went outside to may need to get outside do her business. access more frequently, like a i She is an indoor puppy puppy. with me at home, though. I If she's "having accidents" feel it is better for her health in the house and forgotten to HARNESS RACING BEGAN ON MAIN STREET. riot to hold it when she needs use the pads, then you may to go. need to encourage her to use WE'VE BROUGHT IT BACK AGAIN. Because of my work sched- the pads again, like a puppy. ule, it is challenging to be I am pretty sure she will here exactly (every) three to not torture herself and hold it five hours. I trained her to in if she needs to go. You'll SATURDAY, JULY 26 feel free to use the pads. have a puddle on the floor , Jess and I take long walks. before she will do that, since It is important that she know she already has it in her mind LINCOLN PARK. RUTHERFORD 10:00AM- 3:00 PM Sl'^aiiiii.-••••&&i*J -:>M I eader NRWSIIHIUU'S iiniim WWW.1 i:.nli;i-NirwMi. <>:»:> lie THElIAOa _ _ %~ - • - _HUTT % Will Smith plays an alcoholic superhero in 'Hancock*; ST|SBB!!b! more troubll e than he'h s oft the sMme's most recogniz- home to meefcti't hi s superhero genre so unpleas- sighht once all thhe pieces offi (bj preventing. able landmarks in the process. (Chartiie Theron) and young ant and unfocused. puzzle have finally beaa For instance, there's the The cleanup of that messy son (Jae Head), before con- The fatal flaw is the fact that revealed. time he drunkenly intervened arrest cost the city $9 million, vincing him to try alcohol and John Hancock (Will Smith) during a televised police bee- prompting the fed-up chief of anger management counsel- is a superhero who hat fallen way chase (reminiscent of police (Greg Daniel) to urge ing, and to don a superhero ™ "r jiB^^Bw JW^wW0 99 peww M^NQ^w ^e^sjpe) V9W *^ out of favor with the public, O.J.s). the disgraced superhero to outfit, so that he can at least and for good reason. First of leave town. look the part all, he can usually be found As Hancock hits rock bot- The trouble is Hancock has J: •:»;'* posed out with a bottle of tom, he is offered a chance at a big secret, which if divulged whiskey in hit hand, draped redemption by Ray Embrey here, would entirely spoil the the protagonist isn't even lik- I'm not even sure how j across a bench in downtown (Jason Bateman), a man he picture for the reader. Suffice able. would explain the resolution, Los Angeles. rescues from a car sitting on to say that he's suffering from Who would opt ID cast the to an inquiring child inca- He routinely antagonizes the train tracks, at a railroad amnesia, so he himself is ini- ever-charming Fresh Prince pable of such contorted men- pedestrians, behaving no dif- crossing and about to be tially unaware of the rabbit against type as a surly, foul- tal calisthenics. ferently than a typical bum liv- slammed by a locomotive with about to be pulled out of the mouthed misanthrope? Nobody For better or worse, Wui ing on Skid Row, whether curs- The epithet makes him lose a full head of steam. hat. wants to root for a man who Smith is a name long associat. ing curious little kids forwak - his temper the way ihe Three Grateful Ray just happens In a summer blockbuster refers to women by the R-word, ed with July 4 blockbusters. . ing him or trying to molest Stooges did whenever they to be a public relations expert season boasting several spec- bullies children and makes a Unfortunately, "Hancocfl attractive women as they pass heard "Niagara Falls." So, he who diagnoses that all his well- tacular comic book adapta- pass at the spouse of the only is more on the order gf by. impaled their auto on the meaning savior needs is an tions in "Iron Man," "Theguy willing to help him. "Wild Wild West" than And when he springs into spire high atop the Capitol image overhaul. Hulk" and "Wanted," the last Equally annoying is the "Independence Day" or action as his crime-fighting Records building, ruining one So. he brings Hancock thing we need is a spoof of the awkward, improbable and ter- "Men in Black." Don't alter ego, Hancock tends to ribly twisted plot line which expect to laugh more than 1 1 can only be comprehended five times, and you won't be The Matrix meets 'Memento In mind-bending flick with the benefit of 20-20 hind- disappointed. '. Before he even has a chance to digest imen with the help of a crack team of •yKomWfbm this information, (TOSS appears in the taskmasters, including The Butcher (Dato Cunc aisL* pointing a gun in their direction, Bakhtadze), The Repairman (Marc and a shool-oul erupts that spills into the Warren), The Exterminator (Konstantin Wesley Gibson's (James McAvoy) lilt- is street and turns into a gravity-defying, Khabenskv) and Gunsmith (Common). a mess. By day. the 25^ear-old slacker sits adrenaline-fueled car chase clear cross This is the intriguing setup of "Pulse of the Metxhwhnds*" behind a disk at a tiny cubicle in a low- ('hit ago. "Wanted," a graphic splatter flick based paying job, living to tune out the unrea- Mien the dust finally settles, Weslev on Mark Millar's comic book mintseries of sonable demands of his overbearing boss finds himself deposited in front of an the same name. The over-plotted super- (Lorna Scott). abandoned textile mill on hero adventure might be Super Summer Savings Evenings, he retreats to the equalh the edge of town which r best described as a com- unpleasant confines of the noisy dive he serves as the Fraternity's pelling cross of The shares with an abusive girlfriend (Kristen headquarters. ExceDent, **** Matrix" and "Memento," Hagen) who's openly sleeping with his Inside, he's soon Rated R since it shares the former's best buddy from work. So, it's no surprise reel tiited to join the reliance on cartoon that he suffers from panic attacks, espe- organization by Sloan 110 T"fr*HtfJ phvsics elements and the cially since he's too much of a wimp to do (Morgan Freeman), a Universal Pictures latter's love of confound- Buy three weeks anything about his dire straits. sage elder statesman who ing convoluted twists. But But opportunity knocks for Weslev in a explains that it is his dev "Wanted" is also at times of advertising at drug store while wailing to refill a pre- tiny not only to avenge his father's skiving. reminiscent of The Karate Kid," "Sin scription for his anti-anxiety medication but to save the planet as well. It doesn't (.icy," The Gang That Couldn't Shoot open rate, and when he's approached by Fox (Angelina take much to convince Wes to accept the Straight" and the \ideo game "Grand Jolie), a femme latale with a lake charge noble mission, given the miserable exis- Theft Auto " get the attitude. tence he'd be leaving behind. Soviet director Timur Bekmambetov fourth week The mysterious stranger calmly Still, becoming a world-class hit man makes an unforgettable, if quite contro- informs him that the father he's never calls for mastering a variety of fighting versial, English-language debut with this for FREE! known had been a colleague of hers in a techniques, such as being able to shoot relentlessly amoral exercise in gratuitous secret society of cold-blooded killeis the wings off a flv and to bend the direc- violence — for the picture emphatically called the Fraternity She further delivers tion c&a bullet via mental telepathy. endeavors to desensitize its audience by the shocking news that his father u.is shot adopting an air of indifference about all For information to death the night before hv (TOSS So, prior to setting out in search of the ruthless Cross, il is imperative thai Wes mannei of savagery being committed pleas* call (Thomas Kretschmann), a renegade against animals and humanity. assassin. fust embark upon a grueling training reg- 201-438-8700 Kxt. 210 Quiie .» - ..su- *•" Denise &• Stephen ceUbrating 1 year Anniversary 7 Station Sq • Rutherford Best Entree. 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Uundr> LtK«lC«J i Red Krnv I I ull Haih ck»c In I-UMK Ira in the unil. l*rgc livinf room, walk in dotet, and undcr- I.2()0H| fl of Relail r*%P""a I IK I R DH intunij parkitif Liicalcd ncii |u tram and hni U> NY( Space on Orient Way 424 Valley Brook Ave., Lyndhurst, NJ 07071 201-936-8666 • Fax 201-936-8666 WWW.PnUDENTIAL-Plt0FESSI0NALSItEALTY.COM IM4M.IIAtW Cl 7mmM.il/llATH> I 11 11IM,im.Ipem DUSJlUllilKIK llta II Ull )us. 1 Ktm CatllUttJIU.il/lUTK> lMM.jM.HCn TWWDW.JUlY17.200a THEUEAKR OPINION eonotiAL Noise barrier divides residents research indicates that the barriers will EdTOMAL cut highway noise by 5 to 14 decibels. The barriers are also being designed ; The sound of cars, motorcycles and with aesthetics in mind — the upper ttactor-trailers zooming by night and portions of the walls will be made of (fey is a routine problem for people who acrylic panels to lessen the visual \we along Route 3. It would seem simple impact. enough to address the noise pollution Even though aesthetics are being emanating from the highway, especially taken into mind, who wants to wake up with the New Jersey Department of every morning to a giant slab of con- Transportation funding the repair. crete looming outside their home? , However, many want the noise On the other hand, who wants to blocked out, but not at the expense of wake up to the sights and sounds of a their scenery. And one thing is for sure bustling highway through the tree line? —- noise walls change the view. Residents must weigh out the pros As reported by The Uader'm the July 3 and cons to the noise barrier and make edition1, the walls will run along both a decision. sjdes of Route 3, ranging in height from You can't have your rake and eat it, 6 feet to 17 feet. Sound modeling too. Progress isn't always good LETTERS TO THE EDITOR ! Progress is all around us. of the sold if i troin the mili* business? • AVe sec it in technologies Ml \ MC CAIN IS THE CANDIDATE TO SUPPORT As the < ompleted work ages, vou don't even spth as the advent of hvbrid Progress mav be all notice it — with one majoi exception, (lie aiitoinobiles and electronic around us. but moraltt\ it To the Kditm: wholesale slaughiei oi oui valuable, beautiful devices no nigger than a ciga- seems is all but gone Oi is After all these months of the seemingh end- trees. All the tire removal has taken awav one rfile lighter. it? less presidential (.unpaign. I have den ided-whti ol the lew (harms of the block li exposes the I am going to suppnit in N'ovembtM. and I •iHitiK buildings and homes, main of which \ We see it in medical phe- Years ago. there was an have seen their tx-tin daw It has taken awav nomenon* like the ability to article running in 7V Guide would like- lo explain win I .1111 sup|>oi ting I S Sen. John McCain • he mftflfe M tih* MichiclJ. FOB Wj»tt »nd Violet roiUKlMion for Parkinion'i Her In •U1 — Dr. Florence was fond* fcmwh, Church It Swtan. in MM. and preamrt throughout d» *««««* -™p i Unite WUIi», 89. a life- remembered in a private fam- PO Box 780. New York. NY She is survived fay a ibter, •acred Heart ofJesus, pray forus . Saint Jude. worker of mir- long rendem of Rutherford. ily ceremony. Arrangements 100084780. Mildred Renehan of Winona acles, pray for us. Saint Jude, help of the hopelea, pray for dieajuly6,«008. by Collins-Calhoun Funeral Lakes; a sister-in-law, Jean St. Dr. WUIi» was a Professor Home, Rutherford. Nicholas of Bradenum, Fla.; "* &qr this prayer nine dines a day. By the eighth day. your Emeritus of history at Memorial donations may and cousins, Josie Me Nairy of prayer will be atuwered. Say it nine days. It ha* never been Fairleigh Dickinson be made to the First HUNCH LYAOCT Charlotte, N.C., and Myra known to fail. Publication mutt be promised. University in Rutherford. Presbyterian Church Music and Michael Cronin of the Thank you. Saint Jude. She graduated from Fund, 1 East Passaic Ave., LYNDHURST — Francis United Kingdom. Rutherford Huh School, and Rutherford, NJ 07070, in E. "Whitey" Yager, 75, of Mass of Christian Burial was awarded the Bachelor of remembrance of her love of Lyndhurct, died July 6, 2008, was held in St. John's Roman Arts degree, lumnu cum the church and her years of in Bayville. Catholic Church, East laude, Phi Beta Kappa, from service to the church. Born in New York City, he Stroudsburg, Pa. was a resident of Lyndhurst PRAYER TO ST. THERESA OF THE CHILD JESUS Barnard College. She earned Entombment in Holy Cross Oh Glorious Saint Theresa, whom Almighty God has a Matter's degree and Doctor for 35 years. Chapel Mausoleum, North Mr. Yager was a fork lift raised up to aid and counsel mankind. I invite your of Philosophy in history from MAtYJEANMCOUEE Arlington. Arrangements Miraculous Intercession. So powerful are you obtaining Columbia University. operator with the Coca-Cola made bv Lantei man and Company. every need of body and soul, our Holy Mother Church pro- Dr. Willis specialized in Allen Funeral Home, East NORTH ARLINGTON — claims vou a "Prodigy of Miracles ... the Greatest Saint of Colonial and Civil War He served in the U.S. Armv Stroudsbiirg, Pa. Mary Jean McGuire (nee Modern Times." American history. Her gradu- during the Korean War. Caulano), 70, of North Memorial donations may NOW I fervently beseech you to answer my petition ate studies took her through- He was a member of Arliington, diedjuh 5, 200K, be made to St. Johns Roman (mention here) and carry out vour promises of spending out Europe, South America American Legion Post No. at her daughters summer Catholic Church. 5171 llrnim doing good upon earth ofletting /all from Heaven a and the West Indies. She was a 139, AMVETS Post No. 20 Miltord Road, East home in Brick. and VFW Post No. 3549. He Shower of Roses. Henceforth, dear Little Flower, I will fulfill professor at Fairleigh Stroudsburg. PA 1HS01. Born in Glen Ridge, she was also a street hockey coach your plea "to be made known everywhere," and I will never Dickinson University from the rease to lead others to Jesus through vou. earh' 1960s until her retire- lived in Belleville before mov- and former president ot ment in 1983. ing to North Arlington in Lyndhurst I .it lie league Thank you. St. Theresa. 1985. Powerful prayer I" St. Theresa thai really works. She was also a long-stand- He was predeceased by his DORIS ROTOiO Mrs. McGuire was R.P. ing member of the sister, Irene Denny. employed by the Rutherford Rutherford Historical He is survived by two sons. EAST RUTHERFORD — Board of Education as a Preservation Commission and Daniel F. Yager and his wife. Dons Rotolo (nee Parulskii school bus driver for 18 years Judy, and Michael ]. Yager of Fast Rutherford died Julv presented a lecture in the before retiring in 2003. commission's series on hous- and his wife. Lea; a sister. 9, 200H. She was born in Previously, she was employed Theresa Yager; his grandchil- \\ likes Bane, Pa. es of worship in Rutherford, in the same caparitv for the dren, Melissa. Daniel Jr.. Mi s. Rotolo was a IS. New prices for publication which featured her memories Belleville and Glen RI<1K< Michael Jr. and Sean Yagei: Armv veteran LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Ghione and the North Arlington Police Department, as well as community has been fraught with delay. members of the North Arlington Fire Department, NAVES and A new police station has been under consideration by the the Department of Public Works. I would also like to thank all mayor and council for close to a year. It appears that loca- the members of the governing body for their cooperation and tion and funding were the main obstacles of concern. support for this event, which is always enthusiastically support* However, taking into account the mediocre facility now in ed and wfll-altrndrd. use by the police, the project should have been one of high Community events are the lifeblood of any town. Our tribute priority. Local police are the main source of personal and property protection and the first to respond in case of an to America on iu 232nd birthday is just another example of 11 • Mbit Study- ftiSam bringing North Arlington together. I look forward to another emergency. successful fireworks display in 2009. The project has been submitted for developer bidding, who comummnamr in turn will select the site, and in all probability, have much to me LOUD WITH m. Mayor Pater MUM say about the design. Borough of North Arlington The site, building design and all the police necessities should be determinations made by those who are responsi- ble to the citizens of East Rutherford and then turned over A ckrch in ijnhiri to the appropriate professionals in the field to design the Bt POUa STATION SHOULD project. vkert crtrymt is whmt. HAflE IBM A TOP PRIORITY Infrastructure facilities such as a police station and other borough offices should be readily accessible to all citizens Saint Thomas'Church Ridje Rdat Pact Ave. To the Editor: and especially the handicapped, to visitors who seek assis- Episcopal- Anglican Lyndhurst, NJ 07071 Millions were spent by the governing body of East tance and be centrally located within the populated area of 300 Forest Avenue »vic« Sundays at lOun Rutherford for the upgrading of Riggin and McKenzie fields, the community. at well at other local money, along with state and county Lyndhurst Sunday Mass at 10 A.M. grants, for the construction of a new community hall, land Jo* Monk purchases and parks. Yfct the upgrading of the infrastructure Eottl 201-4384668 •o vital to the operation and ither crucial functions of the THEIEApa M County to host Arts Funding Seminar HACXZNSACK — Bergen SI, 1009. The grant timeline U gramming (brochure*, flyers, County Executive DennU u follows: I/-urn of Intent programs, etc.), along with the McNerney and Che county's (required to submit an appli- Letter of Intent. Division of Cultural and cation) are due Aug. 29, and The grant program it com- Historic Affairs will host an the completed applications petitive and emphasizes artis- Arts Funding Seminar for indi- are due in the division office tic excellence in program- viduals applying for the first no later than 4:30 p.m. on ming, outreach lo the commu- time to the 2009 Bergen Sept. 26. nity, arts education, sound County Arts Grant Program. To apply, an organization financial management and The seminar is scheduled for mutt have its official base and institutional development. Thursday, Aug. 7, from 7 p.m. mailing address in Bergen The seminar is free; pre-regis- to 9 p.m., at the County County and must have pre- tiation is required by mail or Administration Building locat- sented arts programs foi at telephone to reserve a packet ed at One Bergen County least three consecutive vears. of grant materials. For a regis- Plaza, fourth floor. in Applicants must be lax exempt tration brochure, call the divi- Hackensack. and 501 (c)(3) organizations sion at 201-SS6-7268. Bergen County non-profit need to have stale reports up- The seminar site is accessi- arts organizations and othei tixlate. All new grant appli- ble with large-print materials non-profits that present coun- cants must have a copy of the and asststive listening devices ty-based arts programs are organization's 501 (c) (3) available: call the division by invited lo attend. Information l-etter of Determination and July 1H if any additional ADA on the grant guidelines and priK)t of three vears of pr<>- accommodation is needed. application process will be pro- vided along with an applica- tion. Organizations applying tot the first time must send a Photo, Dr. OtewMy representative to the seminar. Several grant tvpes are North Arlington kid* leorn to stretch — Dr. Edward Chesney, a North Arlington chiropractor offered: Spe< ial Project (SP) recently held a talk at the North Arlington Public Library to demonstrate proper stretching tech giants for aits gioups. commu- niques to children Children who attended are pictured with Dr. Chesney and Maria Worth, chil- nity groups, libraries, t ullui al dren's librarian. For a consultation or to make on appointment with Dr Chesney, call 201 -997- organizations, ethnic groups, 3200. 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CONROY sar s office and lecords office Historical Preservation Funeral Director Fnarral Director private duiv muse in the at Fairleigh Dickinson Commission, < o Rutherlord University for 10 years (196H- NJ lie N* 4177 Ifl Uc. N.. U7S Essex and Hudson County PARK RIDGE — Annie T. Borough Hall, 17fi Park Ave . area for 1M vears before retir- 197H). NVIk.Nt.Wi) Rutherford, NJ (17070 Conroy, 74. <»t Park Ridge, Aathoay Macagaa Jr.- Mmqti ing. Previouslv, she worked as died June 29. 'JIMIM. at the She was piedereased b\ NJ lie. N.. U4l a surgit al nurse at Fast IM.u.t Regencv, I'aik Ridge. her husband, lister; hei son, Orange (>eneial Hospital. Bum Sept. 1(1. HISS, in (rtMald; her daughter. Jovte; 41 Ana Areaac » tatherfbrt Hj • (201) 939-0098 FLORENCE H. CROOK Fast Orange, and as an indus- Bronx. N.V, she was a daugh- and eight siblings trial nurse with Otis F.levatoi ter of the laic |ames and She is survived bv her RUTHERFORD in Hai i ison. Annie (nee I.owe) Renehan. daughter Jane Aulenbarh; Florence H. Crook (nee She was pi edec eased by She was a resident ol hei son, Robert Aulenbach Roder). 90, a resident of hei husband. Patrick A. I.vndhmsi from I95H lo 1970. and his wife. Judv; and a granddaughter, Melissa. Rutherford toi 70 years, died (ompielli; hei parents, and (hen lesided in FUNERAL HOME at home onjul\4, 'JOOH Rosedel and Bernardo Gieen; Rutherford from 19UH to Funeral service was held in She is survived by hei hus- and her sister, Adele. 2005. United Presbyterian Church, 19 LINCOLN AVENUE, RUTHERFORD, NJ 07070 band ol 70 years, John Morns She is survived b\ many Mrs. Conroy worked as an Lyndhurst. Interment in Crook; and her three sons. nietes and nephews. administrative assistant for Hillside Cemetery, 201-939-1050 John P Crcxik and his wife, Funeral Mass was held in Lyndhurst. Arrangements the Olivetti Typewriter ANQELO G. MANIA, CFSP Millie. Howard A. Crook and Our 1-adv Queen of Peace Company. made by Ippolito-Stellato David W. Crook and his wife. Church, North Arlington. She was a member and Funeral Home. Lyndhurst. MANAGER - NJ LJC. JPO3201 Susan Albino; seven grand- F.ntombment in Holy Cross president from 1998 to 2005 Memorial donations may children. Michael J. Crook. Chapel Mausoleum. North of the Friendship Club at the be made to St. Jude David A. Crook. John P. Arlington. Arrangements Rutherford Senior Manor. Children's Research Hospital, Crook, Jason P. Crook, Brian made bv Parow Funei al She was a member of St. Marv 501 St. Jude Place, Memphis, A Crook, Erin Crook-Sheriff Home, North Arlington. Roman Catholic Church in TN 38105.