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It it a pleasure to aote that Bob Palum­ bo, North Arlington hair stylist, took third place ia the New Jersey Haircutting contest staged by the Master Hairdressers and Cos­ metologists Association. This prestigious contest proved, according to the association, punk hair is out and refined hair is in. If Commercial TfCeaher Palumbo and the other scissor experts really want to accomplish something, they’ll figure out for baldies how to get hair back in. The shiny pates gave up punk a long, long time and soum- BERGEN REVIEW ago. Second-Class postage paid at Rutherford. N.J VOL. 62 NO. 8 USPS 125-820 f^c| THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1983 Pubhshed at 251 RidCe Rd . Lyndhurst Subscription 58 00 Published Weekly

Sal Crupi Supports Plan For G r a t e f u l Honors Are Awarded Recovery Plant In Lyndhurst M o t h e r St. Michael’s Pastor Dear Editor: Dear Chief . Archbishop Gerety on he has served for many 1 read with interest the Last Friday, August 26, September 15th at 7:00 years as a trustee and at letter in your August issue about 4:30 P.M . my 11- p m in Sacred Heart present he is one of the from the Commissioner of year-old daughter, Jen­ Cathedral in Newark will vice presidents of the the Lyndhurst Department nifer, while playing across formally confer Papal Polish American Immi­ of Public Works about the the street from our home, Honors upon Rev Edward gration Society of New proposed Resource Re­ ran into a pole. She was F. Ma jew ski. Pastor of St York covery facility. As an ex­ stunned and bleeding pro­ Michael’s, Lyndhurst, Under the Chairmanship ecutive of the Bergen fusely from around her eye granted by Pope .John Paul of Cardinal John Krol of County Utilities Authority, and forehead. I called the II. The title of Monsignor Philadelphia and with the the proponent of the facili­ police and the response "prelate of honor to His approval of Archbishop ty, and as a native of Lyn­ was fantastic. The two Holiness,” formerly Peter L Gerety of the dhurst and an area resi­ police officers and the known as domestic pre­ Archdiocese of Newark, he dent, i am pleased with the young m an and two young late, derives from clerics successfully directed the amount of discussion the women from the Emergen­ who at one time acted as Campaign to help the proposal has caused and cy Squad were wonderful intermediaries between financially distressed with the active interest of 1 did not get any of their the Pope and t he Shrine of Lady of the D.P.W. Commissioner names and they were so cardinals Czestochowa in and the other elected of­ kind and gentle with my The Celebration for Un­ Doyle stown, Pen­ ficials of the township daughter. They made both people of St Michaels nsylvania. The Commissioner of the her and me feel better. Parish will take place on During the Euchanstic D.P.W , whose achieve­ I want to thank them all September 18. at a Con- Congress in 1976, Father ments as a public official for being so wonderful to celebrated Mass of 5 00 Rev. Edward F. Majewski Majewski as President of are to be admired, is, Recently completed resource recovery plant in St. Petersburg, Fla., was visited my daughter. She is re­ p.m.. followed by Open tant was at his home the Polish Clergy ad­ however, off the mark in by Sal Crupi. cuperating from severe House in the Church parish of St Anthony's dressed the Polish Bishops her assessment of and op­ lacerations, bruises and a Auditorium Jersey City where he spent under the leadership of position to the proposed re­ D i a r y O f concussion. He is a native of Jersey thirty five years of his Cardinal Wojtyla, now source recovery facility Many thanks from a City and graduated from priestly life He was the POPE JO H N PA LL II The township Com­ grateful mother. St Anthony's Grammar Administrator-Teacher in When these same Bishops missioners visited an ex­ V i s i t T o Dolores McAdam School. St Peter s Prep , the St Anthony's High came to Holy Rosary isting facility in Saugus. School and finally became Parish in Passaic, New Those responding were Seton Hall College and Mass. and found the facili­ Pastor there in 1961 Jersey to honor F l a . P l a n t Patrolman Jerry Onnembo completed his Seminary ty satisfactory, except that Archbishop Cieplak, and Joseph Macellaro and Course at the Immaculate On August 21. 1971. they disliked its factory- Met Mr. Al Nash, Conception Seminary, Father Edward F Ma­ Father Majewski once Emergency Squad mem­ like appearance and she Tuesday morning, jewski was formalh in­ again represented the bers Theresa Muldoon, Darlington, N.J Father alone expressed some con­ August 2. at 10:00 stalled as Pastor of St Archdiocese of Newark Betty Sliwoski and Majewski was ordained a cern over the possibility of A.M. as scheduled, Priest by the late Most Michael's Church in Lyn­ and co-hosted the recep­ Thomas Cherico fly ash emissions. who then arranged a Rev Archbishop Thomas dhurst. succeeding the late tion for these distinguished Subsequently, 1 visited tour with a guide J Walsh on June 6. 1936 Father Ladislaw prelates. the newest facility of this We started from the JuniorsW ill His deceased brother. Rev Wilczewski. Father Majewski always shows a deep interest m all type in St. Petersburg, m ain office to a pro­ Msgr. Francis S Majewski Over and above the work who was Pastor of Sacred things which pertain to Florida and found that all jection room where I P aint H ouse in St Michael's parish. Heart Church of North Father Majewski served Pol ish people and of the problems with such viewed a film of the facilities have been over­ Bergen. New Jersey was as president for three (3) heritage facility which took N u m b e r s come in St. Petersburg, Father Edward's priestly terms of the Polish Clergy All Parishioners and his w here the l a t e s t about 15 minues. We Commissioner Evelyn inspiration Group 24 of the numerous friends extend technology has been put in then went to the Re­ Pezzolla, Director oi the Father Majewski’s first Archdiocese of Newark Congratulations to him on use, including architec­ fuse Handling Build­ IHiblic works Department assignment as an Assis- and Paterson. In addition this m emorable occasion tural improvements. (A ing which is 90' x 270 '-j has announced that the copy of my report on the foot with an enclosed E n t r a n c e t o St. Petersburg plant Township of Lyndhurst visit to the B.C. L A. Com­ tipping floor 6,000 tons will be painting house New Minister Is Named missioners is attached.) numbers on curbs of storage capacity C o m m u n i t y In early July, 1 joined housing two cranes throughout the town as a with B.C. I A Com­ with 8 cubic yard service to the community at no charge to the resi­ missioners and staff in buckets. W elcom es P rincipal For United Methodists presenting our plans to the dents. L y n d h u r s t C o m ­ We went up into the The project will be done Bishop O Dale White, gical Technician in the 4th Evangelism Consultant, Kobert P. Mooney, new The three new guidance missioners. We outlined a Crane Control Room on weekends through the President of the Northern Division and The 279th Sta­ Board of Ministry Lyndhurst High School counsellors are assigned very sound fiscal program which houses two cooperation of the Juvenile New Jersey Annual Con­ tion Hospital in both the Member. Director of Lay principal, and his family and on their jobs according that would provide sub­ operators. NOTE: Aid Bureau ference of The United American and European Speaking. Missionary were w arm ly welcomed at to Board Trustee James stantial benefits to the Pictures, this control Methodist Church has an­ Theaters of Operation Secretary, Achives and a reception following Mon­ Kirkos They are Ralph township. As to the ap­ nounced the appointment Honorably discharged in History Member, and ac­ room is completely day night ’s board of educa­ Lalore, fully qualified, a pearance of the facility, W e l l of the Rev John B Colum­ 1945. he entered Ipsala tive member of local Coun­ air conditioned and in tion m eeting held in tlie former teacher in the sixth we suggested that the bus of Hasbrouck Heights College. East Orange from cils of Churches contact with the main high school library grade at Franklin School, township appoint an as the Pastor of the Lyn­ which he received his Bac­ Community-wise, Mr control room at all because of the large atten­ assigned fulltim e to the R e - O p e n e d architectural committee to dhurst United Methodist calaureate Degree. Cum Columbus has been both a dance, rather than in the high school. Thomas times. Commissioner Evelyn Church. Rev Columbus Laude in Psychology and Police and Masonic help in the design of the Board of Education office Grillo, former teacher in We then went to Pezzolla, Director of the will conduct his first Economics. He pursued Chaplain, an enthusiastic facility’s facade. We of­ in Lincoln School both Franklin and Public Works Department service on Sunday, Sep­ further studies at the fered to resolve the poten­ view the two stokers. Washington Schools and Rotary Club Member, and Mr Mooney, who began has announced that the tember 18 at 10:30 a m Fordham University has participated in many tial traffic problem by en­ Each stoker handles Richard Vartan, recently a his duties in Lyndhurst on Pastor Columbus retired Graduate School, NYC couraging Lyndhurst to de­ 1,000 tons of refuse teacher at Becton Re­ well on Forest Avenue has other com m unity and area Monday, was introduced at in June 1982 from the New His entry into t he sign ingress and egress per day. Furnace gional High School and re-opened after a tem­ activities the end of the board meet­ porary shut down York Annual Conference Methodist ministry that would not use local tem perature is 1,740 taught formerly for 11 Georgia Columbus, his ing by Superintendent of after having served the followed an active busi­ streets and which would be years in the Lyndhurst The well had been wife, is a retired Re­ degrees F. On one Schools, G Donald previous 4 years as pastor ness career He was Assis­ paid for by the B.C.I A. School system, both the turned off awaiting repairs gistered Nurse She side of each stoker is I ravisano, who termed of the Land Mark Garret- tant to the Sales Manager, Ample evidence was pre­ latter assigned as elemen­ due to damages caused by graduated from the Un­ a viewing window Mooney “ a good educator Aeroil Products Co.. South sented to show that pre­ the storm on August 28 tson M em orial and Hillside iversity of Georgia who give the impression of tary school guidance where you can actual­ United Methodist Hackensack Assistant to Medical College School of vailing wind directions Quality.’’ counsellors. The Commissioner ly view the inside Churches of Rhinebeck, the Chief of Quality Conrol. Nursing. Augusta, Ga , were irrelevant, since Mrs. Em annuel Gauci stated. Apparently dur­ N.Y. Prior to this he has Robinson Aviation Co.. Her professional career in­ there was not significant chamber of the Mooney introduced his ws presented with a Gold ing the storm the well had served churches in Cohoes Teterboro He was a suc­ fly ash emissions that stoker. wife Kathy and then their Bear Badge in recognition been hit by lightning, caus­ cludes service in the Un­ and Greenwich, N.Y . cessful NJ Licensed Real iversity of Georgia l Contmued on Page 4 > i Contmued on Page 4 > two daughters, Lauren, of her help in planting a ing an electrical malfunc­ Moosup and Oneco. Conn . Estate Broker for a Hospital. East Orange two yeahs old and flowerbed on the high tion." New Redford. Mass . and number of years preceding Hospitals, Hackensack Christine, 5 years old and school grounds, in which However, repairs have Proclamation Fort Johnson, N.Y his call to the ministry Medical Center, and "a first grader." she is assisting Mrs. John been made, and the well A resident of Hasbrouck Entering Boston Un­ W HEREAS. September 17, 1983, marks the one hundred A reception for the fami­ DiLascio, mother of school will be open on a 24 hour Sloane-Kettering Hospital, Heights since very early iversity School of ninety-sixth anniversary of the drafting of the Constitution ly was held in the cafeteria trustee R ichard DiLascio. daily basis until the winter NYC where she helped to childhood, he graduated Theology, Columbus re­ nurse •Babe’’ Ruth, the of the United States of America by the Constitutional at the close of the meeting. Mrs. Gauci, a member of months, when the tem­ from their schools He at- ceived his Master of great ball player through convention; and Mooney was formerly with the class of 1934, is one of perature drops below tended Fairleigh- Divinity Degree upon his final bout with cancer. W HEREAS: To accord official recognition to this the Glen Rock and the the first four -year freezing, and then the well Dickinson University. graduation and full Or­ She is mezzo-soprano memorable anniversary, and to the patriotic exercise that Bloom field school graduates of Lyndhurst will be open from 8 A M 4 Teaneck and New York dination in the Troy An­ soloist having done solo will form a noteworthy feature of the occasion, seems fitting systems. High School. P.M University School of Busi nual Conference of The Un­ work with church choirs and proper; and Commissioner Pezzolla ness. Later he was ited Methodist Church in and several well-known W HEREAS. Public Law No 915 guarantees the issuing reminds the public that Shop Rite H as Reopened employed by Bankers June, 1966 Beside pastor choral organizations. She of a proclamation each year by the President of the United only Township residents Trust Co.. W all St.. NYC ing churches, Rev Colum­ is a Certified Methodist States of America designating September 17 through Sep­ may make use of the well, bus held a number of im ­ The smoky fire that prior to entering the Army Lay Speaker, formerly ac­ tember 23 as Constitution Week. offender or as an adult has and requests that residents portant District and Con­ caused a temporary shut­ of The United States tive with the United NOW. THEREFORE. I, JAMES GUIDA. by virtue of not been decided. limit their use to 4 gallons down of Shop Rite in There he served as a Sur­ ference Offices including (Contmued on Page 4) the authority vested in me as Mayor of the Township of Thousands of dollars of per person Hasbrouck Heights was Lyndhurst. in the State of New Jersey do hereby proclaim foodstuffs damaged by the caused by a 16-year-old the week of September 17 through September 23 as Constitu­ smoke had to be thrown Index boy, according to police. Schools Pledge E ducational E quality tion Week, in the Township of Lyndhurst. New Jersey, and away. The Board of Health Editorials 6 Working day and night The Lyndhurst Board of 504 and will fulfill these cordance with the law and urge all our citizens to pay special attention during that finally approved reopen­ Cable 3 Guide 6 and through the week-end Education, an equal op­ laws in such a manner that to maintain a continuous week to our Federal Constitution and the advantages of ing Medical Directory 10 employees got the store re­ portunity employer, has w ill g u a r a n te e no dis- process of improvement. American Citizenship. Fire departments from Sports wire u ady for reopening Monday; voted to reaffirm our crimination in education In this way, we hope to Vagabonding 13 In Witness Whereof. I have hereunto set my hand and The fire began in some Carlstadt, Wallington, district’s commitment to against anyone on the better serve our educa­ Beauty Aids caused the Seal of the Township of Lyndhurst. New Jersey cardboard boxes in the Wood-Ridge and 14 equal educational op­ basis of race, color, creed, tional com m unity and to Bridal Guide to be fixed at this day of the year of our Lord one thousand store basement. M o o n a c h ie h e lp e d 14 portunity and affirmative national origin, sex, or safeguard its civil rights. nine hundred and eighty-three and the Independence of the The boy was arrested at Hasbrouck Heights Classifieds 18, 19 a c t io n We have handicaps. firemen fight the blaze. Real Estate , 17 United States of America, the two hundred and seventh. his home Wednesday, 16 established policies and We are regularly Your Affirmative Action One firem an and a store Dining Out Signed. JA M ES M GUIDA. Mayor charged, and released to 12 procedures which are com­ evaluating our system Officers are: Susan Alcuri manager suffered from ATTESTED: Herbert Perry. Township Clerk his parents Whether he Auto Promo 8, 9 mensurate with Title VI, through selected commit­ and Thomas Grillo, 43S- smoke inhalation. PUBLISHED. September 15. 1963 will be tried as a juvenile Obituaries 15 Title IX, and Section No tees so as to be in ac­ 5683, Ext 32 l-THimaPAY. SEPTEMBER It, IW Th* Standard Tool pnd electronic technician*, Manufacturing Compny salei engineers and Council Honors will be honored M "Com­ Lyndhurst Library management personal It pany of the Month'' at the la N d September dinner meeting Standard Tool at the Metropolitan New aervea industries Scene Of ABC TV Movie Jeney Chapter of the In­ throughout the United ternational Management "Wrong Box” starring Thurtday, September 29th. State* through a dis­ Lyndhurst Public participate in the new John Mills and Dudley FUma begin at 7 p.m and Council (IMCI. tributor organization library will be featured North Jersey Video Moore will be presented on are free. G oing Back To School Standard Tool and The company, fouided in coast-to-cost later this Circuit. Manufacturing Company, 1>10 by the late Bernard month on the A B C SPECIAL! located in Lyndhurst. is Keating, is still privately Television Afterschool Tuesday Afternoon Craft Williams Week To Be Celebrated its Class projects in Sep­ MONDAYS ONLY now entering 72nd year. held. The present chief ex­ Special “ It’s No Crush, ' Contrary to the implica­ tember include crocheting The William Carlos Williams Center for the Perms ™«. $35 *45 S29 ecutive officer. Bernard K. I’m in L o v e !’’ The story, tion of its nam e. Standard Crawford, nephew of the about a young girl who alls on Tuesday, September Performing Arts in Rutherford has designated Hairstyles r « . $12* 1 5 $ 1 0 does not manufacture or founer, is internationally in love w ith her teacher, is 20th at 1 P.M and a the week of September 18-25,1983 to celebrate the Nall Tips and Wraps. Wnini sell tools Its entire eflorts known and a member of based on the book by June beaded swan project on 100th anniversary of the birth of New Jersey's are devoted to the design September 27th The swan the National Machine Tool Foley, a New Jersey Pulitzer Prize-winning poet William Carlos and m anufacture of pro­ Builders Association project requires advance author. One of the scenes Williams. A series of special events has been Pal Joey’s duction type machinery. registration (one dollar) The IMC is affiliated is set in a library and Lyn­ planned including poetry readings, exhibits, and UNISEX HAIRCUuERS The com pany is a closely with the National Council dhurst Library was chosen plus a small charge for knit organization requiring materials at the class. performances in dance and music. 2 8 9 RIDGE RD., N. ARLINGTON of Industrial Management for this segment for its the skills of machinists, as­ Those persons interested FOR APPOINTMENT CALL Clubs Its purpose is to “atmosphere” . Local The New Jersey State Council on the Arts 991-9529 semblers, designers, fit­ help members achieve bet­ viewers should recognize in crocheting are re­ (NJSCA) - Department of State is honored to ters, field service ter understanding of effec­ scenes film ed on the main quested to bring a project participate in this celebration by hosting with the engineers, electrical and tive management rela­ floor of the library, in the to class with which they Center a reception opening the William Carlos would like help. Instruc­ tionships. m ain lobby, and the front Williams Centennial on Sunday, September 18, The metropolitan New door of the library. Sharp- tors will be available to 1983 at 6:30 p.m. Jersey chapter has over 20 eyed residents will also answer your questions. ALL-NEW member companies notice a pay telephone in The NJSCA and the William Carlos Williams representing many facets the lobby when the film is Thursday Night Films Center for the Performing Arts encourage you to continue this week with the of business and industry aired although that phone attend this festive occasion which will bring LEANER AND MEANER conclusion of “ Lawrence doesn’t exist: it was in­ of A rabia” on Thursday, together the recent 1984 NJSCA Fellowship win­ stalled and removed the S t u d e n t September 15 at 7 p.m. ners in poetry; internationally acclaimed poets day of the filming.Air date JEER CHEROKEE. Charlie Chaplin will star in including Amiri Baraka and Allen Ginsberg; for the special is Wednes­ “City Lights" on Thurs­ representatives from both the NJSCA and the 3 n e t t i n g C h e r o k e e S e r v e s O n day, September 21st at 4:30 p.m . on channel 7 day, September 22 and the Center: and government officials. choices. A ll super ■ C o u n s e l i n g (WABC) rugged 4-wheelers. Lyndhurst Library is C o m m i t t e e lending VHS video tapes LARGE SELECTION OF NEW through the North Jersey Cherokee Pioneer Video Circuit. If you are a FALL DRESSES and PANTSETS Joseph A. Amabile, son of They re leaner w ith th e be st gas mileage Lynhurst resident, 18 Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas ever m a Jeep vehicle Meaner with a years old or older, and a hp to wf rafio thai S-JO Blazer 4x4 Amabile, 540 Park Place, can t match Bronco II and Blazer can't m em ber of the library in match Cherokee's ground clearance. Lyndhurst, and an MILDRED'S DRESS SHOP good standing, you may eilher Or its 4 d o o rs O r seating tor 5 Albright College (Reading, Or cargo room ’ Plus Cherokee gives you borrow a video tape for a Command-Trac Shift on the-fly between 2- PA) senior, served on sm all charge. Video tape 146-BRIDGE ROAD NO. ARLINGTON, N J . and 4 ■ wheel drive the college’s Peer Counsel­ selections change monthly. ing Coordinating Commit­ TAKE A LEANER, Special Rack Of MEANER TEST DRIVE. tee for the 1983-84 school Lyndhurst Library wishes term. to thank Mrs. F£dward One of 8 students Roeschke for her gift in SUMMER CLOSEOUTS $10&$20 33 24 selected for this commit­ memory of her father EPA EST MPG' tee, he helped coordinate Carm ine Savino, Sr. and HOURS: TUES., WED., THURS., FRI. 10 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. the 30 students chosen as her husband Edward SAT, 10 A.M. to 3 P.M. peer counselors in their which m akes it possible TELEPHONE 9 9 7 -4 7 4 1 work w ith the incoming for the library to Cherokee Custom freshmen class of 1987. Peer counselors assist ‘"**'$9999 other students with their NEW M JEEP CHEROKEE. Tfc, * academic and social ad- traordinary vehicle comes bewWutty When it comes equipped with all ttie ruoed features mustment to the college jeep is famous for plus l-wtwel drivi, to 4-w heel drive, 4-speed man trans , powartul 4-cv< com m unity. Dr. Timothy enj man steering and brakes, ill R ing , director of AT o n e w o r d standard Above price excludes ta« I M e l r a y ’ s lice fees List Pricer J10.M0 Not in Albright's Counseling says it all. Jlow 2-8 weeks delweof Mothers with varied equipment Center, related. Students serving in this capacity must com plete extensive training in basic counsel­ ing techniques, assertive­ ness skills, and small group leadership. Because of the vital role peer con- selors play at Albnght Col­ We Bought lege, only those students who meet the rigorous selection criteria are in­ vited to participate. COMPARE AND SAVE Peer counselor and orientation leaders return­ LET US REVIEW YOUR INSURANCE ed to the campus for 'Em A ll! several days of intensive planning and preparation COVERAGES - CALL TODAY- for the arrival of the freshmen September 2. 50% o ff Student N am ed AFFORDABLE REG. PRICE T o D e an ’s List INSURANCE FOR YOUR Forty-two Bergen Coun­ ty students have been SALE 3 DAYS ONLY named to the dean's list for THUR. • FRI. • SAT. RETAIL STORE. academic excellence for the spring, 1983 semester Sealy was loaded with excess inventory and we at Stevens Institute of took em all off their hands...at big savings that BUSINESS OFFICE, Technology. From this we’re passing on to you! Famous Sealy area. firmness, luxury cushioning, rugged torsion bar foundations. Don’t miss our super sale! APARTMENT OR Fred Colacino, a senior, is the son of M r. and Mrs. Frank Colacino of North DEEP QUILT Reg. $160 OFFICE BUILDING Arlington. He is a graduate of Queen of Peace High Full ea. pc. School. 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Take your choice of .Mrs. Suk Dong Kim of Twin ea. pc. easy payment plans, too. Rutherford. She is a CALL US FOR A QUICK QUOTE. graduate of Rutherford High School. C o c c i a Catherine McAdam, a senior, is the daughter of Insurance Associates, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Residential • Commercial • Industrial McAdam of Lyndhurst. Melray’s Furniture She is a graduate of Queen Representing JOSEPH COCCIA, JR. of Peace High School. President Kenneth Schultz, a 45 RIDGE ROAD Transamerica 636 KEARNY AVENUE senior, is the son of Mr. NORTH ARLINGTON, NJ. Insurance Services and Mrs. Stanley Schultz T KEARNY, N.J. 07032 0 p M E » a *i*|itlllM t Satartfay’i Till 540 of North Arlington. He ia a H om e O ffice: Los Angeles, CA (201)997-6000 Wataatfay’i Clatitf graduate of North Arl­ ington High School. TtU'KSDAV. SKPTKMBKK II. i Joe Job’s Cam paign Gets O ff W ith A Bang

A MODERN S PROFESSIONAL Evening OFFICE Appointments C lo c k w is e : A s th e c a m p a ig n got under way the candidate, in upper left, took off his coat and reeled off “ D e n t a l Til 9 P.M. & a typical hard-hitting speech. At far right are Com­ All Day Saturday missioner John Gagliardi and Patrick Carucci, two Cafe’ 438-4774 supporters. Bottom left shows part of the crowd. To the right is Sal Crupi, North Arlington chairm an of the 36th District Republicans. At bottom right is Richie I>e- 331 Ridge Rd., Lyndhurst Lauro, candidate for the Assembly. flIBKI pggi Friends O f Job D inner H R f i n f l DENTURE REPAIRS IN 4 HOURS. g M H B j Friends of Joe Job will n. j ucn» ocimm - MUMNCt fOMM nun ovn Saturday, Oct 15. starting be honoring him at a Din­ l BMONOn . J ML0TT100IA • at 7 P.M ., donation of $15 ner Dance held at the Boys per person and G irls Club of Lodi, on There will be dancing, a hot smorgasbord and an open bar For further in­ formation. call the Boys and G irls Club of Ixxii at 473-7410

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There t» * posal we made, the took rc(M|* i., m B) jN cpk Abate, Jr. teacher* completed sum­ rOMMrfPrwnMrl' machines for LHS, Odum- We continued on to least one person in the would com* from the township Commissioners *r»ndm«hei-» home <>, EltMcitiry OiNnr mer course work in ' Word bus School, and Special the boiler* which con­ authorised the towrwhlp to auyvowM Avenue | EtocatlM. Lincoln School lYocessing control room >4 hours facility We showed that Services Department. New tain 61S lb». of steam enter into negotiations sixth graders bemfited a day 7 davs a week there were no health PrtMtU Cm t m Ready plans call for a portable pressure at 7(0 hazards connected with with the B C.I.A. on the from a pilot outdoor educa­ All new equipment is who is in direct con­ to Lyn­ classroom at Franklin degrees F. All gauges such a facility and that subject and. now. skilled d h urst. I have h\c tion program this past coming in for Mr Sum­ tact with every sec­ School and a new roof at they were operating with and knowledgeable ad­ grandchildren In North spring Upon completion of mers to teach Lyndhurst were visible and pre­ tion of the plant. Washington School resounding success in a vocates are discussing all Arlington, where I live classroom courses, the High School's ‘first-ever’' ssures were exact. At the one ol the the pros and cons, includ­ now. Under no students spent a week at Printing course. This information is number of locations To aid parents in plan­ building were the ing the benefits that would Camp Linwood MacDonald being monitored in throughout the country and circumstances would I act ning winter vacations, a cooling towers. directly accrue to Lyn­ to put their acquired f ace Lift at LHS ...There the main Control that they had been used to in support of a project that school calendar is This cooling system dhurst All of the Lyn­ knowledge to practical will be a new landscape advantage in Kurope for might present even the herewith submitted: Room The steam is dhurst Commissioners, use The trip was design at LHS that will he is being operated with many years. slightest danger to the peo used to provide whether they favor or have coordinated by Lincoln symmetrical and aesthetic LVN DHL EST sewerage treated We agreed that wtule pie of the area where I and energy. reservations about the School s\xth grade in appearance. The design PUBLIC SCHOOLS water from their own landfilling operations my fam ily live. will call for: a new front SCHOOL CALENDER To operate an elec- water treatment would be diminished and facility have devoted much 1 have met with teacher, Frank Servideo trical generator, Other teachers on the trip entrance on Weart Ave , facilities. essentially ended as a ma­ time and effort to this sub­ n u m e r o u s a gen cie s in softball and football prac­ 1983-1984 which has an ouput of ject and have developed were: Susan Alcuri, Alan Both P in e lla ’s Coun­ jor environmental fact of state government, with the tice facilities, a 400 meter Sept. 6 Faculty Meetings 50 megawatts used to penetrating questions for Frank, and Carol Rich ty and U.O.P. ad­ life in South Bergen, there environmental staff of the regulation track, and sod Sept. 7 Schools Open us. which I believe we Computer In-Service provide power to run would be need for some Hackensack Meadowlands for the football field. Oct. 10 Columbus Day dressed all environ­ have been able to answer For Teachers...To date, the plant, and approx­ marginal landfilling for Development Commission, Nov. 8 Election Day mental concerns in a satisfactorily in each case over 50 Lyndhurst im ately 45 megawatts materials thai are not and the Department of Kn- Maintenance Repairs Nov. 10-11 Veterans Day permitting process. teachers have completed combustible in a resource vironmental Protection. 1 New efficiency burners • N .J.E .A . Convention exported to Florida Although a certain In short, the facility will course work for "The recovery facility The loca­ have studied the concept (90 percent) for all Nov. 23 One Session Day p o w e r . I t w as bring immediate and sub­ Micro-Computer and Its amount of water tion of such activity and and the track record of schools. Insulation for all Nov . 24-25 Thanksgiving estimated that during stantial financial benefits* Uses." The course, held in vapor exits in the the deposit of residue trom other facilities. I have in­ elementary school build­ Recess the first year of opera­ to Lyndhurst. It will lead three sessions, was taught systems stack, it is the facility is within the spected existing facilities ings Project completion Dec 26-30 tion the County would to the full development of by Jean Scibetta. cleaned by an elec­ preview of both the There is no health hazard on asbestos removal from Jan. 2 Holiday Recess collect $8 to $10 township lands in ap­ Lyndhurst s computer ex­ Hackensack Meadowlands and there are a host of side all schools. A m inim um of Feb. 20-24 Washington's trostatic precipitator propriate manners. It will pert. and Thomas Hooper. million for electricity Development Commission, benefits for Lyndhurst in 4 floors sanded at Birthday-Winter Recess and can be compared bring with it neither traffic Micro-computer instructor sold. However, 1 was which holds the zoning being the host communitv Washington. Jefferson. Apr. 20-27 Spring Recess to a person’s breath nor appearance problems at W illiam Paterson Col­ told it would be more power in the area and the for the resource recoverv Franklin, and Roosevelt May 28 Memorial Day during cold weather. And. above all, it will pro­ lege In addition. 15 other $6 to $8 m illion dollars Department of Environ­ facility which even its Schools New mimeo June 22 Schools close Air from the com­ vide absolutely no health the first year mental Protection critics acknowledge wll pletely enclosed problems for the residents. We continued to the Some concern has been have to be built in Bergen garbage storage pit is raised about the possible County in the very near area where ash handl­ used for combustion In fact, our long history Driver Found Guilty detriment lo further com­ of landfill fires will come future because widespread ing or residue is being in the furnace where mercial development as a landfilling is no longer a Lyndhurst Municipal while under the influence separated and re­ to an end. the DeKorte According to testimony all odors are result of the facilities viable option for us Court Judge James A of alcohol on July 4 after State Park can be com­ of Joseph and his brother covered Each boiler destroyed. The placement Kvidence Breslin rendered his de­ his car collided with pleted and the facility, The B.C.L .A.’s resource who was watching for his has two ash dis­ throughout the nation cision in a drunk driving another vehicle in a park­ enclosed receiving itself, will he constructed recovery facility should be return from the store, charges, one vibrat­ shows no such detrimental case in which he has heard ing lot near a local tavern area also keeps noise in u park-like setting t)ui lt and it should be Joseph did not draw "far ing conveyor to effect. Indeed, we argue testimony in several pre­ Officers Chris Valiante from the plant, below located in the Lyndhurst to the right side of the transfer material to that the facility will in its vious sessions but the de­ and John Castiglia in­ specified industrial My family has been in Meadowlands. road " but signalled he was overall effect enhance the cision is likely to be ap­ vestigated the incident and material recovery, levels. Lyndhurst lor generations. Sincerely. going to m ake the left turn development of both com­ pealed by the defendant's filed the drunk driving and the material re­ Under the manage­ When the ammunition Sal Crupi into his driveway. mercial and recreational attorney, because of the complaint, a refusal tc covery conveyor plant exploded in World Assistant to the Breslin found Joseph ment agreement, zones in the area. heavy penalties involved take a breathalyzer test which separates fer­ War I, former Com­ Director of Solid Cutruzzula not guilty U.O.P. guarantees the and the fact that the man charge and one of having rous, aluminum, and As a result of the pro- • missioner Peter Curcio Waste Management Joseph C. Orecchno, 74 proper operation of is a contractor and can ill no insurance card in other m etals. There Birchwood Drive, North the system throughout afford to lose his driving possession N ew M inister Is N am ed For U nited M ethodists Arlington, was fined $500 was very little a 20 year term privilege. Sydell was represented (ContmuedContinued From PagePaae I)1; ... on pleading guilty to his material of any kind Through operational Kyle Wilson is a Title The defendant, John by Gabriel Ambrosio who Methodist Women. She has Quakertown in New Jersev first offense of driving on site because, 1 was V e n e zia. 403 H ighlan d said he would appeal the fees per ton, approx­ served as a Chaplain of the Searcher with the Law as well as Julfilled several while on the rev oked list as told that all the Avenue. Newark, charged guilt verdict rendered imate additional in­ Order of Kastern Star, and Firm of Levin and Sams of speaking and teaching charged on May 25 by Ptl material was re­ on September 10, 1982. Thursday come is earned by was activ e in Women’s and Beaufort, South Carolina engagements He was Cofone He also received a with driving while under Breslin summed up the moved daily. The re­ U.O.P under a re­ Garden Clubs. She is an artist and active qoted as saying that he further revocation of six the influence of alcohol testimony of the officers sidue is being used as in the cultural life of that was ‘ looking forward to a months. venue sharing plan The Columbuses have city following an accident in and of Sydell heard on landfill cover and long, fruitful, growing Orecchio told Breslin his which calls for the two grown children Their Lyndhurst. testified he had August 4 and said there road material and the Since retirement Rev ministry for Christ in Lyn license was revoked company to receive 20 son, John C Columbus, is met with another contrac­ was no question but that metals are being sold Columbus has relief dhurst!" and he thanks all because of his failure to percent of the funds a Professor at the tor at a nearby town's bar Sydell was operating the pastored churches in Cen­ the members of Lyndhurst pay a motor v ehicle fine in We went back collected from the Philadelphia College of Art and had 'only a spritzer, vehicle that struck and terville, North Bergen, Methodist for their con­ New York He said he has through the main and is the Director of The had ordered another one damaged the car of a sale of electricity, Weehawken. and fidence in him • been on the rev oked list for building and into the 1983 Thomas A, Fdison but did not drink it.' and woman parked nearby steam and recovered 18 months and still does Control Room. The Black M aria F ilm & Video then proceeded to go to his since when asked b> of­ materials The re­ Festival Competition in A u c t i o n office in Newark On the ficers ’ Who was driving not possess a license entire system is con­ m aining 80 percnet is because he did not pay the conjunction with The Chinese Auction way his vehicle collided the car.'- Sydell replied, i trolled in an air-condi­ revenues the County dhurst Masonic Club, 316 fine and send the renewal Fdison National Historic sponsored by the Indies with thal of a woman was." He also deduced tioned room centrally collects from the Riverside Avenue, Lyn­ fee to the New Jersey Site. West Orange and The Auxiliary of the Masonic driver and after investiga­ from the testimony of the dhurst will feature free motor vehicle bureau users of the system. New Jersey State Council Club of Lyndhurst on Mon­ tion of the accident officers that the man was refreshments Donation on Arts. Their daughter. day. Sept 26. at the Lyn­ Patrolman Michael Cooke under the influence even Nicholas DeBari, 535 C h i n e s e $2 50. Time. 7 P.M filed the charge though Sydell said he had Freeman Street, incurred a total of $90 in fines and V e n e z ia b r o u g h t a had refreshments and ”a A u c t i o n physican into a previous few beers" at a 4th of July costs on pleading to hav ing court session to testify he picnic before the incident unregistered vehicle. had been treating Venezia The officers also had fictitious plates h is P l a n n e d for some tim e and in­ testified they asked Sydell vehicle and no insurance dicated the medication three times if he would card in possession, down­ B y C l u b might have influenced take a breathalyzer test graded from having no in­ The W om an's Club of Venezia's actions rather and each tim e he had re­ surance on his vehicle, Lyndhurst w ill hold its ! than alcohol fused Sydell said he had when stopped on August 23 b> Ptl Joseph Sarnoski first m eeting of the new After sum m ing up all the not been asked if he would club year at the Parks testimony during Thurs­ take the test Breslin Kim Byon Yool, 461 Cen­ Dept , Wednesday, Sep­ day afternoon's session, believed the statement ol tral Avenue. Carlstadt, tember 14th at 12 30 p m Breslin found the man guil­ the officers. paid court costs on show­ ing a valid drive license to with Catherine Jankowski ty His sentence was $1000 The officers testifeid the judge He had been presiding. / fine, $15 costs of court. 180 they had asked the usual charged with not having a / days in jail, and loss of questions police must ask Final arrangements will driver privilege for 10 of anyone brought to head­ license in possession when be m ade for the Chinese stopped by Ptl. Michel years quarters on the charge of Auction which will be held Cook August 30 Breslin said the sentence driving while under the in­ at 8 p.m . thursday, Sep­ is mandatory because this fluence such as if they Robert Albecker, 716 tember 22nd at the Elks is the third tim e the man were suffering from any Fourth Street, paid a total Club on Park Ave., Lyn­ of $75 fine and costs on has been convicted of driv­ one of a number of condi­ dhurst Donation is $2.50. LET'S HEAR IT FOR pleading guilty to the ing while under the in­ tions and if they are under For tickets and informa­ charge of speeding filed by fluence. The other oc­ a doctor's care in taking tion call 939-6827 or 939- H I Cofone. THE HOME TEAMS. casions were on January medication. 1080. Children under 13 not 24. 1974 and March 28. The officers said Sydell Breslin chose to believe admitted Louise Bogle is 1974 answered ' Yes'' to every Ptl. Joseph Cofone in a chairm an The Chinese W A T C H T H E case in which he charged Venezia's attorney told one of the number of dis­ Auction is the only major Clark D Cook of Jenness Breslin that these convic­ eases he might be suffer­ fund-raiser from which the EXCLUSIVE LIVE TELECASTS Place with speeding 40 tions might not count ing from and Sydell told club sponsors community mph in a 25 m ph zone when against the man s record Breslin previously that he activities. Cook pleaded not guilty to OF THE YAHKEES since Venezia had volun­ was "tired of answering the speeds at which the tarily pleaded guilt) questions so answered yes decision in the case radar locked him in. without the benefit of an to having lung diseases, brought against him AHD THE METS PLUS a tto rn e y ’’ heart disease and Breslin believed the radar wherein Officer Cofone diabetes " apparatus to be in good Also, according to law. if charged Walker with going order as testified to by THE R IG H Eni NO-HITTER such a violation occurs 10 Breslin set a fine of $250, through a red light on Cofone and Cook testified years before a current costs at $15 and depriva­ Ridge Road at Page he had been invited to look charge is made, the cur­ tion of driving privilege of Avenue on July 21. Walker AHD THE FIHAL at the radar and that it rent complaint is con­ six months He also found told the court he could not registered the speed sidered a first offense Sydell guilty of refusing to see the traffifc light Cofone charged him with. ISLANDER STANLEY CUP W IN However, since the pre­ take a breathalyzer test because he was "too close However, he maintained vious convictions occurred Breslin also gave his de­ to the high truck in front of he had just left his home nine years ago. Breslin cision in the case of Joseph him .” EXCLUSIVE^ ON and that some other car rendered sentence as a J C u t r u z z u l a , 7 15 might have passed third offense. Riverside Avenue, which the Brian Me Ivor, Paterson, THE GREAT SPORTS PREVIEW radar zone and be re- paid a total of $130 on Call now! He commuted the 180- he had heard before. gistered at 40 and day sentence to 90 days The youth was charged that pleading guilty to the Cofone just happened to with 90 days of community with careless driving on charge of reckless driving SEPT. 14-18 catch him and think it was service required and the August 7 by John Myers of filed by Ptl Cofone and of his vehicle which was 9 9 7 - 6 6 0 0 jail term to be carried out New York Avenue who speeding made by Ptl- An­ BROUGHT TO YOU BY going at 40 mph thony Antiorio. on weekends. However, in testified that he was re­ Cofone testified that view of a possible appeal turning from playing when he stopped Cook, Gerard Slattery, Gutheil of sentence, on request of softball and was traveling CABLEVaicXU1 •after maintaining ob Place, paid tUS in fine and Division ot Comcast Corpor defendant's attorney, the along Riverside Avenue at costs of court on pleading servation for 200 feet, ’ he © fine and ja il sentence were a b o u t 25 m p h be h ind sportschanncl told him , T m late guilty to Ptl Thomas suspended until final dis* Cutruzzula when the youth for work." G r a f f a m s c h a r g e of position of the case drew far over to the right Finding that Cook was speedng on August 10. Any appeal must be filed side of the road and think­ convicted of speeding tn within 10 days of a sen­ ing he was going to stop Paul Acosta, 6314 Polk Myers began to pass to the Union County, Breslin Street, West New York, tence being handed down. ^ THE GREAT SPORTS PREVIEW □ SEPT Id yamk-ccc left of the station ’wagon fined Cook $60 and as­ charged on August 25 with Another reserved de­ sessed $15 costs. □ SEPT. 15 METS VS. CARDINALS, 7:30PM □ SEPT U A M ir u TBJ5EWERS. 8:00PM cision was given in the driven by Cutruzzula careless driving by An­ James A. Walker, 213 case of Allan J. Sydell, 152 when, he testified, the thony Adivari, security at Madison Street, Lyn­ Bellemead, not appearing, Riverside Avenue, who wagon suddenly made 1U- dhurst, was told he would a failure to appear notice was charged with driving tum causing Myers to strike his vehicle. receive notice of Breslin’s was ordered sent him. WATCH FOR THf SPKIAl O FFE R IS S fffc GAME THURSDAY. SKPTKMBKK II. 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Second Over 2,500 guests, collection of pro class postage paid at Keamy, N.J. Postmaster: host on Thursday 7:00-Ms, Ms, M l Ellen Send address changes to North Arlington Leader, approaching 1,000 grams taken from the tained by checking 157 Ridge Rd.. North Artimton. N.j. 07032. All ad nights. with the registrat in Werner tells where East Rutherford • Carlstadt vertising published in the North Arlington Leader is hours on cable. John s a t e l l i t e o f subject to the applicable rate card, copies of which Paramus. the jobs are and how are available a t the North Arlington Leader, 157 Sanders is host with Hearst/ABC. Frtoy, Sept. tt Ridge Road, North Arlington. N.J. 07032. to get them. Jack O'Shea the news 5:00-M ufcw M s 13 is JIM. Mndiy, Sept. IS lea&er- fm $res(B 7:30-Tki SumirtMs At reporter and Carmine presented again for 8:00MndiwlMfc 13. A.M. Official Newspaper Of Bilotti with a sports the dinner time 9:00-Drip In. John Bruno 8 MMeadowlands 13. Hwii. The founders East Rutherford and Carlstadt uhr Nruni Orator Road, Ru therford , summary. Health Line viewers. host. 9:00-Dr* Ii. Carmine Publication Offices 6:00 m Bmrly Marpky home. • of Rutherford • on Monday, tending 10:00-Bi«gi. Savino host. 121 HUMBOLDT STREET, 8:00-Ckirck ARn. This Offical Newspaper Of Rutherford your garden on Wed Skiw. The noted 1100 Dining Witk ... 10:00-Bingi. EAST RUTHERFORD sparkling show is CAROL ROMEO. News Editor 38 AMES AVENUE nesday, know the law newspaperwoman in P.M. 11:00 Fiitms. RUTHERFORO, N.J. 07070 on Thursday. terviews interesting 100DAYTIME. P.M. produced by a con­ Tel. 438-5100 guests. 5:00 Meadowlands 13 pre 12:00-Mudnrtaids 13. sortium of churches. ACNE S LUKE. Oftica Manaftf 9:00 Drip In. Wallington The sparkling 7 00 Accent On Racing. sented for the last 1:00 DAYTIME. 9:00-0rip In. Ken Davie is cap to the daily Bob Marks, the han time. 5:00-Mudowlands 13. host. Publication Offices Guy Savino, President program. Hosts dicapper, takes 6:00 The Beverly Marpky WrtMsJay, Sept. 21 251 RIDGE ROAD, LYNOHURST, NJ. 6:00-The Bmrly Mirpky John Savino, Editor & Publisher Carmine Savino, Tel. 438-8700 viewers behind the Skiw. Skiw. A.M. Kathleen Donovan, 8:00MoadiwtMds 13. Meadowlands scenes. 7:00 A custim car spec 7:00-Thi Pileniin Hour. Ken Davie, John Bruno 9:004rip In. 7:30 F«r, Fin t Feather. tacular. 8:00 Tki Fmt Pige. Ken Davie is and John Skevin host John Savino, an out 7:30 To be anmmcid. 9:00-Dny Ii. Kathleen host. Teterboro Again shows that feature doorsman, takes the 8:00 Professional Wrestling Donovan is host. 10:001ilgl. leading figures of camera into the presented by Baron's 11:00 Tke Bitty Tiyhr Skiw. Gov Kean's veto of a bill that Indeed, it is time to look at that politics, government, highways and byways P.M. would have excluded Teterboro formula again. Drugs of Rutherford. Tiisday, Sept. 21 from the share-formula of the education, business of the New Jersey 9:00-Drep In. Carmine A.M. 12:00-Mta*wlMfe 13. Perhaps now is the best tim e to and finance. Hackensack Meadowlands De­ study its defects and to point out scene. Savino interviews 8 00 Meadowlands 13.LOO-DAYTIME. 10:00Bingi. velopment Commission is dis­ how it can be improved What Prizes. John 8:00 The Billy Tayler Skiw. staffers from Bergen 9:00-Drop In. Kathleen 5 00 Meadowlands 13. couraging to the communities that should be done, perhaps, is appoint Sanders and Donna The well known foot Pines Hospital in one Donovan host. 6:00Tki Beverly Mirpky have long protested the fact that an impartial committee to study Lacey host this gay ball star known as the of the most important 10:00 Bingi. Skiw. Teterboro. the most ratable-rich the form ula and to recommend and informal program. B.T. Express from programs of the 11:00 Dining with Chef Or- 7 00TI ki anniincod. community in the county, should reforms The best reform m ay share in the meadowlands tax re­ easily be abandonment of the venues whole thing Nothing would please Teterboro. which has no schools the majority of mayors more and no police department and few But if a survey committee is if any municipal services, collects appointed let it be one of im ­ How to make your over $100,000 a year Lyndhurst, partiality and one that makes North Bergen and other com­ sense. The most sensible thing munities, hard pressed to meet would be the appointment of such their educational and public safety a committee with Mrs Margaret hom e more liveable! responsibilities, look on in anger Schak of Rutherford as its as their tax monies is handed to chairm an. Teterboro. Mrs. Schak, a former mayor of The Democrats, who have Rutherford, is a Democrat sought to exclude Teterboro by However, Mrs. Scha k is probably legislative action, are chortling, the most knowledgeable person feeling that Kean put a live hereabouts on the subject of the political issue in their hands Sen formula She is a longtime HMDC Hirkala and Assemblymen Hollen­ observer and has often criticized beck and Visotcky, who sponsored the formula With Mrs. Schak as the exclusion legislation, have its ch airm an the committee would been quick to seek political gain come up with some outstanding out of the Kean veto. However, it results should be noted that when Re­ The Schak committee might publicans in the legislature re­ also come up with some other re­ fused to approve the Hirkala bill forms — like eliminating the former Sheriff Joe Job. running political moves in handing out against Hirkala, came out in favor HMDC patronage. Now the big dis­ of the bill and urged its adoption cussion in the back rooms con­ Therefore the Kean veto was as cerns the executive director's job big a shock to him as it was to the Republicans, now in power, point Democrats out that William D McDowell, a Republican, was ousted by the De­ Politics aside, the Teterboro mocrats despite the outstanding situation points up a flaw in the record established by the present HMDC formula Perhaps Kean sheriff. was right — if politically wrong in Now, the Republicans say, how vetoing the Democratic bill — in about giving the boot to Anthony asserting that it would be un­ K Scardino Jr., the present constitutional to pass legislation chairman, even though he has aimed at a single municipality. done an outstanding job. Mr The form ula should be changed, he Scardino's m ain defect appears said be the fact that he is a Democrat. The Short Election The Republicans and De­ here or there. mocrats are poised on the brink of But his comment is noteworthy making a momentous decision. at this juncture Both parties eye Should they chance an election the short term with avid interest, for the short term open on the feeling a victory even one that Board of Freeholders on Nov­ lasted only 60 days would give ember 8 or should they play it safe either side a chance to mend a lot and let it go by the boards. of fences — with jobs Get a First National A victory by either side would As an example of the way things give the party a chance to make work in Hackensack observe how political hay. the Democrats loaded the Of course, former Judge Fred favorites into whatever jobs were Home Improvement Loan Galda cast a damper on the pro­ available, even those which were ceedings when he said he m ight be not obvious to the naked eye, persuaded by the Democrats to which is to be differentiated from Whatever your need...enlarging a present room or adding a new one, run with the understanding there the political eye. would be no patronage voting if he putting on a new roof, improving your heating system or adding air were elected (The political eye can spot a conditioning...any worthwhile purpose can be achieved with the help of a That, in politics, am ounts to patronage job that is smaller than Home Improvement Loan. blasphem y After all, what of a gnat’s e y e .) politics in which there is no The late Archie Hay, a m an of Our rates are reasonable and our terms can be arranged to best suit your patronage? Who wants it. great rectitude, whose unfortunate ability to repay. In the long run, you’ll be adding to the comfort and the Well, Judge Galda seems to death has made the short election value of your home. want it, although one recalls that possible would spin in his grave if when Fred was a working politi­ he could hear the kind of dis­ cian in Paramus he wasn’t a- cussions being held in the smoke- New Low Rates foi all your LOAN needs verse to pulling a political trick filled rooms Frightening Facts FIRST T H E B A N K It was reason for real fright the Russians are people with the YOU’VE BANKED when the Russians saw fit to shoot same sensibilities as the rest of the down an airplane loaded with 269 world and the man in the street ON SIN CE 1907 NATIONAL defenseless men, women and must certainly have wondered D A XIAND TRUST COMPANY children because they were in a about the kind of people whose I V OF KEARNY Member FDIC. plane that had strayed, either by leadership they are supposed to accident or design, over the im­ follow. aginary Soviet border. The Russian military com­ Main Office: 582 Kearny Ave., Kearny, N J./991-3100 >. The Russian slaughter might be mitted a ghastly error. But not, Convenient Office* In Kearny, Arlington. East Newark, Harrlaon, North Arlington i Lyndhurtt justified again and again by that apparently, in the eyes of their SATURDAY BANKING: ALL OFFICES except Main Office and South Kaamy country’s highest authorities. But military commanders. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER II, HM-Paie 7 Lyndhurst Elks Spearhead ‘Funds For Liberty’ P asquin F ord Hosts Peter Mustardo. Ex­ IS a symbol of freedom and through resulted in a bet alted Kuler of Lyndhurst dignity to all people o t the ter life for all of us B P O Elks, announced j e w e l p j , $170,000 Sweepstakes world. The people of the Monday that the Lodge United States who enjoy The Lyndhurst B I* O will spearhead a fund these inalienable rights Elks plan lo solicit all Customers of Pasquin States, Canada or Mexico, drive in the township for should rally to preserve veterans, civic, fraternal, Ford City on Rte. 17 in the a regular $5 value. the rehabilitation of the this beautiful ediface The political, senior citizens Kutherford Meadowlands The m ailing piece for Statue of Liberty and Ellis ancestors of many of our and youth organizations in are receiving announce­ the “ We’re At Your Island. residents were processed the township Mustardo ments notifying them that Service" Sweepstakes in­ Mustardo further stated at Ellis Island Their hopes concluded th is should re­ they are winners in the cludes an official entry that “The Statue of Liberty and dreams as they came ally be a people s project " $11.5 m illion "W e re At form containing one of Peter Mustardo Y o u r S e r v i c e ’ * seven different type styles Sweepstakes. of the phrase “ We re At ’ E v e r y b o d y w ins a Your Service.” Partici­ prize in the nationwide pants take the game piece program," said Bob Pas­ to Pasquin Ford's quin, 3rd generation presi­ Showrom and match the dent of the 8 'i acre auto type style on the game mall, “and the Grand piece to the sweepstakes Prize is $70,000.00 in cash display. This match re­ Earn MORE On plus the services of a pro­ veals which prize the fess ional investment person has won. m anager.” Persons not winning one One hundred seventeen of the Grand through fifth Choose from our beautiful prizes are eligible to enter cash and merchandise These FOUR At selection of quality rings, prizes valued at over a "second chance" ran­ dom drawing for all of the $170,000.00 are being given watches, bracelets and merchandise prizes tht are away in the nati^w ide unclaimed necklaces. We also do program. First prize is a remounting and sizing. 1984 Lincoln Town Car. Anyone may enter the plus a personal chauffeur "second chance" drawing for one year plus $10,000.00 by filling out an entry form POUFLY SAVMGS in cash. Second Prize is a at Pasquin Ford’s Rpoute M etz The Jeweler professional housekeeper 17 s h o w r o o m in for an entire year. Four Rutherford. No purchase C 3 Ridge Rd. £ third prizes will feature is necessary. MarWp.t C ertificate £ No. Arlington. N.J. * the use of either a new 1984 The dealership, which Ford Thunderbird or has been a fam ily run busi-' Mercury Cougar for a full ness since the late 30’s, re­ 1 998-9639 1 year. Ten fourth prizes, cently diversified its pro­ duct lineup, adding AMC, ^ t ^ each a sterling service for ^ six, will be awarded. Jeep, and Renault to its existing Ford franchise. Per One hundred fifth prize The firm , currently enjoy­ Vear winners will receive com­ ing one of its better years 10-85 $2,500 MINIMUM DEPOSIT plete engine tune-ups to with the resurgence of the keep their Ford-built economy, is about to in­ $500 MINIMUM DEPOSIT vehicles running their troduce two new products - A v a ila b le Sept. 14 thru Sept. 19 Our policy is best. In addition, there are the new X J Jeep line of tollable S.pt- » *"■ < **• “ 2,300,00 sixth prizes. Hand down-sized vehicles and ^ • s B S s r ' McNally’s Custom Trip the Renault Encore,' a fighting inflation. Routing Guide to any version of the Car-of the- destination in the United Year Alliance.

And this policy’s Social Service Speaker cost has actually Listed By W om an’s C lub Mrs. Gina Platino will be may seek help. It is an the speaker at the Lyn­ agency for people regard­ Per gone down. dhurst Woman's Club, less of age who have some Year Evening Membership De­ violence in their lives. It 10.65 $2,500 MINIMUM DEPOSIT partment on Sept. 15. Mrs. offers: individual, marital, Trust John Hancock to put together $500 MINIMUM DEPOSIT A v a i l a b l e Sept. 14 thru Sept. 19 a plan that can help you beat infla­ Platino is P r o g r a m family and group counsell­ tion. It's called Expanded Estate, Coordinator of ing. There is also ad­ Available Sept. 14 t h r u S e p t. 26 and what it does is help you build Alternatives to Domestic vocacy counseling, as' cash values for your long-range Violence in Hackensack sistance in housing, finan­ planning by com bining w hole life She is a graduate of the cial planning, job training insurance with term insurance in a and placement. A lawyer special way. University of Georgia and has been involved in social is on the staff to help in And, incredibly in this day and age, legal matters. There is a the monthly premiums have services for seven years, actually gone down. For more her priority to women’s is­ 24-hour Hot Line with over information on this and other sues. She has been Pro­ 5000 calls last year. Their John Hancock inflation fighters, gram Coordinator since fees are on a sliding scale, stop in or give m e a call. 1981 m inim um fee is $5. No one POUFLY SAVMGS is turned away if they can­ Alternatives to Domestic and Loan Association not pay. Application can be Violence is a counseling HASfROUCK HEIGHTS I LITTLE FEMV made by a phone call, MAVW000 HACKENSACK HACKENSACK EAST MJTHIRF0R0 center, opened in 1977, i l l iMievjr* 201 WWumis Ave 100 W ashmftM Ave. 25 West Plcnant Ave 242 Slate St 335'/i Essei Si 134 Parti Ave 2fel 3960 servicing Bergen County walk-in or an agency refer­ 216 5620 6416755 | 143 5530 | 342 7744 417 4944 | 933 6666 ral. If shelter is needed Mutual Residents, that works with Ralph D. Cerrito they are referred lo an 50 Spring St. Life Insurance families involved in SAVINGS INSURED TO $100,000 BY F.S.L.I.C. Company domestic violence. Wives a g e n c y that h a n d le s Cresskill, N.J. 07626 clients who need shelter (201)567-8600 Boston, Mass and husbands abused by their spouses, elderly peo­ Following the speaker, ple abused by their members will finalize children, and children plans for the fashion show, abused by their parents Thursday, Sept. 29 at the Fiesta. The fashion show 0?e 4 tiv 4 l M EN'S DESIGNER W AREHOUSE will be held jointly with the Lyndhurst Junior 6if; Woman's Club to raise CLOTHING OUTLET funds for the clubs’ budgets which include community and state im­ provement, scholarships WAYNE K. THOMAS REALTOR and state projects. Mrs. 114 Ridge Road Showing Vincent Purpura is North Arlington, New Jersey 07032 Our New chairman of the fashion FALL ’83 COLLECTION show for the Evening & GLOBAL VAN LINES Membership Dept. 100°o Worsted Wool, flannel 1 Gaberdine Mrs. Chester Wozniak, * HOW MUCH HOUSE CAN I AFFORD? Chairman of American Home Dept, will head a FREE CONSULTATION WITH MORTGAGE REP. SLACKS trip to Waterloo Village for HOW MUCH IS MY HOUSE WORTH TODAY? 100% Wtrtted I the craft show, Sunday, COMPLIMENTARY CONSULTATION WITH 1 Wad Mrad, Oct. 2. The bus will leave CENTURY 21 REP. 3 Pimcm 10:30, returning to Lyn­ dhurst 5 P.M. . FREE DRAWING BY SUITS $109 Hostesses for the meet­ GLOBAL VAN LINES ing will be Mrs. Marge 1st prize- FREE MOVE IN N.J. -or- All Wool 1 Wool Blends B r a d le y , Mrs. S te lla 20% DISCOUNT WORLDWIDE I Kemps, Mrs. Stephanie 2nd prize - 50% DISCOUNT IN N.J. -or- Celia. Drivers for Light 15% DISCOUNT WORLDWIDE SPORT COATS s74 Brigade are Mrs. Rose 3rd prize- 15% DISCOUNT WORLDWIDE ] « • « 100% Cotton Schmitt, Mrs. Gladys Hart, aide, Mrs. Carole * CLOWNS Berarndi. * MR. PAC MAN BALLOONS & GHOST CORDUROY SUITS The Club meets at Lyn­ MAGICIAN dhurst United Presbyer- tain Church, Ridge Rd at 8 • SEPTEMBER 25, 1983 P.M. SPORT COATS s49 • 11 AM TO 5 PM Wool, I l f Out LMn« 100% Wool • K N I G H T S O F C O L U M B U S H A L L 194 RIVER RD.

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Consider mpg, cost WE HAVE HAD A FACE LIFT in dealing How important is miles per OUR PUMPS ABE OPEN ABAIN gallon as a reason to trade? That depends on the mile­ age your car delivers, accord­ ing to an Illinois Business Review article by William R. 10 6 9Regular Gas Bryan. Fun in the sun — ■Judy Bloom is president of the USA Convertible Club Ttading in a vehicle, for ex­ ample, that’s giving 35 miles founded by her husband, Stanley, nearly four years ago. The convertible is a 1966 114 9 Economy Unloaded Gas per gallon for one that delivers Pontiac GTO which Judy says she and Stanley still drive “ at least two or three times 40 miles per gallon saves only a week” in all kinds of weather. Thousands of convertibles produced prior to 1975 36 gallons a year based on to­ in America are still alive and well because somebody cared. tal annual mileage of 10,000, Bryan points out. This is only a 14.3 percent improvement. FREE GILLETTE 800D NEWS RAZORS But if a car that gets 10 miles per gallon is traded for LYNN CHEVROLET SELLS FOR LESS! For Just Stopping In To Look one giving 15 miles per gal­ lon, a total of 333 gallons of At Our New Computerized Pumps gasoline is saved over the year LEFTOVER CLEARANCE SUNOCO — a 50 percent improvement. NOCQ Based on gasoline retailing ON 200 '83 CHEVYS IN STOCK! at $1.50 a gallon, the move to a 40-miles-per-gallon car IF YOU LIKE OUR BAS PRICES - from the car giving 35 miles NEWNMCKVETTE MWMIMVUm per gallon would save $81 if it Chevy — 4 dr Hatchback. Sedan Stand equip is driven 15,000 miles a year. Chevy - 4 dr Stand equip m d : 2.0 litre 4 cyl. YOU WILL LOVE OUR TIRE PRICES inch man brakes. 4 cyl eng, glove box lock, am pwr/brakes, frt wheel drive, styled steel whls. But when a 10-miles-per- radio, frt & rr bumper guards, radial tires, reclining frt buckets Options incl: tint gl, frt gallon car is exchanged for a bodyside molds, cig lighter Options incl: tint & rr mats, bodyside molds, whl open molds, 15-miles-per-gallon car, a bo­ gl. rrdef, spt mirrs, auto trans. pwr/steer. rrdef. air cond. spt mirrs. rr stab bar. auto nanza of $750 a year is trimrings. cloth buckets stock No 3690 trans. pwr/steer, trim rings, radial w/walls, reaped. List: $6846 cig lighter stock No T3887 “ From the perspective of List: $8110 the ordinary consumer, the You Save: $503 chief benefits of improved au­ You Save: $458 tomobile mileage occur in moving over the 20-miles-per- *6343 *7652 gallon flashpoint," Bryan says in his article. The knowledgeable motor­ NEWNSSCMMM M w m tum cicuM iR Chevy - Wagon 9 passenger Stand equip incl: ist weighs miles per gallon Chevy - Sport Coupe Stand equip incl: V-8, auto trans . pwr/steer/brakes Options versus purchase price when pwr/steer/brakes Options incl: V-6, auto incl: pwr/wmds/locks, quart/ clock, dual making a car-buying decision. trans, truck opener, tint gl. air cond. rf drip horns, full whl cov lock side comp, tint gl. molds, mats, rr def, spt mirrs, rr compart cov­ i This can be done by divid­ pw/tailgate. dlx load fir carpet, interm er. tilt whl. radial w/walls. aux tites. rally ing the purchase cost of the wipers, elec def . air cond , rem mirrs, steel new vehicle by the Environ­ whls . stock No 3688 belt radial w/walls. au* lites, stereo radio, mental Protection Agency- L is t : $ 1 0 , 6 0 4 bumper guards, rf carrier, stock No 4036 rated city fuel economy. List: $12,270 A car that has a 25-miles- Y o u S a v e : $ 1 0 2 7 per-gallon rating and costs You Save: $1287 $5,000 will produce a trans­ portation cost of $200 MPG. *•377 Whitewall 1 *10,983 Sue Price Better habits Above new cor prices include freight & deoler prep lic-nse fei P155/80R13 $43.95 P165/80R13 48 95 After that, the main im­ YOUR AUTHORIZED CHEVROLET DLAIER P 175 /8 0 R 13 51.95 P 18 5 /8 0 R 13 53.95 provement will come from de­ Our Service It Number One P185/75R14 57.95 veloping more efficient P 195 /7 5 R 14 59.95 driving habits. And Wfe're Ready To Prove It? P205/75R14 63.95 It has been estimated that Firestone P215/75R14 65.95 P92S/75R14 67.95 Americans use 25 billion gal­ TRAX 12' P16 5/80R1S 49.95 lons of gasoline every year for 461 Keamy Ave., Keam y, NJ • 991-8350 A strong tire with itrong price P195/75R15 6295 recreational and social driving appeal Steel belted Trox 12 P205/75R15 64.95 — and nearly a quarter of all features a long - wearing, all season P215/7SRI5 66.95 tread thot gives effective year P275/75R15 69 95 gasoline used annually in the round fraction. A remarkable P235/75R15 71.95 U.S. radial value! Here are some practical COUGAR ’83 pointers on how to cut back on this consumption, saving hard-earned dollars through YOU’LL LOVE THE LOOK more efficient driving. The tips are from Automo­ tive Information Council, YOU'LL LOVE OUR PRICE- '-ican TVucking Associa­ tions, Inc., Maryland State Police, Champion Spark Plug DELUXE CHAMPION’ Our finest Company, Avis Car Leasing, Polyester cord steel-belted American Lung Association Economical, smooth riding. rad ial I and National Public Research Institute: 6 00 I? *27 75 P165/80*13* • Observe the 55-mile-an- SAVE *1000 A78 13 32 10 P1SS/80DI3 32 10 P175/70#13 hour national highway speed B78 13 35.65 P185/75»14 THE ALL NEW MERCURY COUGAR C78 14 39 20 P195/75* 14 KM limit. For every five miles an D/8 14 40 50 P205/75H14 71.« hour over 50, there is a loss of E78 14 4) 55 P205/75*1S M IS one mile to the gallon. Insist­ f78 14 4300 P215/75*15 71» 078 14 45 00 ing that drivers stay at the 55- P225/75*I5 73 IB 5 60 15 39 70 mile-an-hour mark has cut 600 151 4205 P235/75*15 7fM G76 \5 A63S fuel consumption 12 percent f t H78 15 48.50 •I for Ryder Truck Lines of Jack­ ' 178 15 50 00 sonville, Fla.— a savings of 631.000 gallons of fuel a year. The most fuel-efficient range for driving generally is con­ sidered to be between 35 and 45 miles an hour. • Avoid long periods of idling. Shut the cox off when k t e t M M i sitting more than a minute and With Coupon choose a route that will avoid THIS IS WHAT YOU GET AT THAT PRICE: congestion and lengthy waits Priced exclude tax & lie. fee 1 at traffic lights. When Ryder Advertised car not in stock 4-6 weeks delivery '> instructed its drivers to slash < * 3 8 V 6 engine their idling time, an additional * Dual braking system with ★ Hidden windshield wipers ^ * Automatic Transmission brake failure warning light 884.000 gallons of fuel were ★ Bodyside accent stripes 4 t Power rack & pinion steering ★ Coolant recoverv system conserved. ★ Left-hand remote control minor *5°* O ff + Power brakes * Intnnor hood release (bright) • If there’s more than one ■aTSteel belted rad'ais ★ Dual rectangular halogen ★ Bodyside accent stripe car in the garage, use the one * AH season tne tread design headlamhs ★ Hood ornament Any Radial Tire Purchase that gets better mileage— es­ ^ Oust note horn ★ Contour Sport seat* ★ Oelu*e wheel rovers pecially on short trips. ♦•Hybrid MacPherson strut front i t Dual soatback reclmers i t Bright belt maiding • In open-road driving, . suspension * Tull console ★ Hi line doors with concealed feFront stabiliser bar Expires Sept. 24,1983 cruise control may be a worth­ i t Cloth headlining drip nvridHiQs Tf. Front Gas peessurired front ♦ Analog dock while option, since it will ★ Bnaht doo» frame, windshield ..stmts and rear shock absorbers * Luntirv steering wheel maintain a steady speed, sav­ and becMite moldings , Low friction ball joints i t Warning chimes ★ Charcoaltowti bodyside ing fuel. * Side-till fuel tank — 71-gallon + Otove box light "KlWwo with bright accent • Avoid obvious bottle­ ^capacity i t Front and rear integral bumper ★ Full widthIt wraparoundwraparoundtaiHt taiHamp C h a rg e r>o d a y s : CASH necks and tiy to plan meal aad tub strips and extensions rest stops to coincide with rush hour or heavy traffic pe­ riods. • On loot ftuouner trips, suit aariy to avoid the heat, SALES* using fresh air veau instead of SERVICE • LOU S SERVICE CENTER the air coadftionrr when the PARTS• outside temperature still is USED CARS 209 RIDGE RD., NO. ARLINGTON 998-3339 • Avoid jickrabbit Haiti. Across from Dunkin Donuts

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spring is tne turn to get busy then take it easy en ro ute With weekend! Md long ton* points. A screwdriver to turn tum them justhist one-fiitermtione-sixteenth ,of Whether you are embarking vacation trips just around the many drugs can affect the change the condenser is about a turn move, using a wrench. on a vacation a tankful of gas corner, spring is an ideal time ability to see. M A T C H I T ! the only other tool that’s vital; The spark plug wires, dis­ from home or on a road trip of to get the car tuned for peak 6. Driving is a fulltime job condensers arc inexpensive tributor cap or rotor the air thousands of miles, take time performance and economy. that requires total attention. and it pays to change them filter element, PCV valve and for frequent health breaks. Doing a tune-up is a lot eas­ Stop to eat, read a map or (IF YOU CAM) routinely while performing fuel filter freouently need at­ Rest stops at planned high­ ier than most people think, quiet a child. the tune-up. tention or replacement at reg­ way rest areas, in colorful and according to many back­ ular intervals; checking them 7. Reduce speed at night yard mechanics, it’s also fiin. towns along the way, or even because the ability to see is Selecting that plug out should be an integral part at servicc stations and diners 1984 Plymouth Horizon Current statistics tell us that limited to the length of head­ of any tune-up. are particularly important to 4dr . 4spd . 1.6 well over a third of all motor­ light beams. Do-it-yourselfers who may Set the ignition timing pre­ take a driver’s eyes away from I iter. 4 cyl , fWD, R4P ists are doing some, if not all, be uncertain as to what type of cisely according to the specifi­ the heavy visual concentration of the tune-up work them­ Strg., Pwr. Brakes, Cloth plug to select will find a handy cation listed in the owner’s of driving, says the American Shuttle's selves. But whether the work Vinyl buckets, fl/W radials ally in the counterperson at the manual or on the vehicle emis­ Optometric Association. is done by the car owner or by Halogen lamps, inside hood local parts store and ready ad­ sion control information Doctors of optometry esti­ a professional, the important vice as to whether a particular label. ills could release, sport wheel, deluxe mate that 90 percent of (hiving thing is that this service is per­ jwipers, Not in stock. Allow plug is the correct type for a decisions are based on what a formed prior to the summer specific make and model of Twin payoffs 36-8 weeks delivery. Others driving season. driver sees. Obviously, poor plague car automobile. .in stock to choose from w/ or tired vision probably plays New cars, too When changing the plugs, New spark plugs offer the poijlar options I a part in the deaths of more The space-shuttle Colum­ first let the engine cool. This major twin benefits of peak than 14,000 persons killed on Today’s new breed of elec­ bia, grounded when a filter in will help avoid damaging engine performance and fuel the nation's highways each tronic ignition cars requires its hydraulic system clogged, spark plugs and cylinder economy. summer, AOA says. attention just as the older vehi­ heads. Loosen the old plugs last year, underscores the im­ Statistics show that chang­ To have a safe vacation on cles equipped with points and two or three turns, blow dirt portance of a clean oil filter ing spark plugs alone can pro­ wheels: Th* Am erican LIST PRICE: $6268 a condenser, and while the away from the plug ports, then and oil in your automobile, vide an improvement of more 1. Start your vacation prep­ service intervals may be remove the old plugs. according to Automotive In­ w ay to get PARK DISCOUNT: $ 280 than three percent in the fuel aration with a thorough exam­ stretched a bit on the new cars, Tum the new plugs into the formation Council. your m oney'* worth economy for cars in need of a ination. Be sure you can see I TMt Ni ft CHMVSlEM COAPOMATION the job is no less important— engine finger-tight. Then While the space-shuttle’s PARK PRICE: $5988 tune-up— a savings in fuel effectively ahead, to the sides, although it has been simpli­ tighten them just a quarter of a lubricating system is much that could amount to $50 a and to the rear. Be certain your fied. tum more with a spark plug more complex than that o f an Quality Used Cars Available year. depth perception permits you Prices exclude ta i I lie. fees l\ming these new cars is a wrench (for plugs with a gas­ automobile, the principle is Improved performance— to accurately judge distances comparative snap: All that’s ket). With plugs that have ta­ the same. An oil Filter can clog particularly vital with the new between your car and other really required is a spark plug pered seats instead, when it has been doing its job generation of four-cylinder objects. wrench and a few combina­ finger-tignten them first, then cars— is easy to measure in too long. tion wrenches— open-ended 2. If you need a visual cor­ fast starts, quick pickup, and rection, pack a spare pair of The C o lu m b ia ’s filter is PARK MOTORS on one end and a box on the fashioned much like the oil fil­ — so important on those long eyeglasses or contact lenses to other— and a timing light. A summer trips— plenty of ter on an automobile. It cleans gauge to gap the plugs and a avoid the possibility of having passing power, climbing to replace a broken or lost lens the oil >vhich lubricates the CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH JAGUAR compression tester also are gears that transmit power thrust for the hills and moun­ in a strange city. 300 Rutherford Ave. useful here. tains and effortless service from the turbine to the hydrau­ Despite the inroads of elec­ 3.Obtain quality sunglasses Rt. 17 So. mile after mile in towing from your optometrist. Be­ lic pump, which operates the 438*1100 and Leasing tronic ignition, most cars on heavy vacationtime loads. maneuvering rockets o f the Rutherford cause individuals differ in the road still are equipped There are also major pay­ space-shuttle. The oil that lu­ Available with a set of ignition points their tolerance to bright light, offs in clean air; in one test, a vision care specialist can de­ bricates these gears is about and a condenser. hydrocarbon emissions were the same weight as 10W-30 So, in addition to these termine the tint and density reduced nearly 25 percent at needed. Wearing sunglasses motor oil. tools, a feeler gauge will be idle when new spark plugs The oil and oil filter in the needed to set the points, and a on bright, sunny days or on were installed in cars that pre­ brignt, cloudy days will im car are easy to change, unlike tack/dwell meter to measure viously failed to meet the pre­ the Colum bia's failed filter. the resistance factor on the scribed emission standards. prove the ability of eyes to Regular oil and oil filter function at night, but never changes don’t cost much wear sunglasses at night. whether the driver does the 4.When not in use, keep work or if it’s carried out by a sunglasses or eyeglasses in the local auto repair facility. case provided. Most lenses The automobile filter prescribed today are impact- should be changed at least ev­ resistant, but surface ery other oil change Some scratches can decrease the im- people prefer to change the fil­ Major Auto Parts • pact-resistance of the lens. ter each time they change the • Impact-resistant lenses are not oil. • ' shatterproof. • 5. Do not drink, smoke ex- A few dollars spent on a • cessively, or take drugs while filter and fresh oil can save • driving. Alcohol, nicotine and hundreds later on, says A IC t MONROEF SmcMQA,^meAica 'f&dte 7Hon/m. IMPROVE YOUR SMALL CAR RIDE.

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Vou nd at ion provably heard the and I make, the more When he failed to come building our relationship how nice it would make feel that other people ewe. b> Martin Wrinapple, telephone company com­ money the phone company back after ten minutes, I on something positive, in­ you feel to hear a cheerful, rT_T.7-7-» 77 > i.i.i.i.i.i.t.i.i-i.ia.i.1.1 Ki.i.i.i.t-i.i-iaau. 1 M.l). mercial which implores makes. But that's alright went out to look for him. ste a d of only the pleased voice on the other This column is from The you to 'reach out and There's nothing wrong He was in his room, curled negative. ’’ end of the wire, instead of LINCOLN TRIPLEX THEATRE C a rrie r Foundation, a touch someone," meaning with it. It’s part of the free up on his bed, weeping. I a voice filled with anxiety This same theme was 8.18 KIARNY AVINUI psychiatric facility. In­ — pick up the telephone enterprise system and I'm sat with him and found out struck again, in another in­ of tragedy If there were quiries should be ad­ and call your father, or son all for it. However, that that the call was about his cident. There was a young much more of this kind of ARLINGTON • 997-687.1 dressed to The Carrier or sister, out in Florida or isn’t the point of my father The father had suf­ man here, being treated relating going on there foundation. Belle Mead, Chicago or California. You message, there I'm not fered a brain hemorrhage for a drug addiction pro­ N.J 08502. and I both know why th* $ 2 L || out to boost business foi and was dying When I blem. His parents had Pack N o. 96 It you've been watching phone com pany is doing the phone company. tried to comfort the young brought him in and for the ; FIRST MATINEIE SAT. & SUN. Cub Scout Pack No. 96- What I really want to do man, I found out, to my first week or so, they Sacred Heart, Lyndhurst, Friendship C lub is point to an element in surprise, that he was would come and visit him X I ij will hold its registration th e phone c o m p a n y weeping, not about his almost daily. But just as The Lyndhurst Senior for new boys at our Cub Herwig are also ill. Please message that makes real father, but about the fact soon as he started to get ; | The Comedy John TravOlta in > ('itj/en Friendship Club Scout Pack Meeting, Fri­ get well soon. good m ental health sense that the only tim e anybody better, the visits stopped. met on September 1 with day, September 16, 1983, ■ of the Year S t a y i n g John Niebo, with the the im portance of keep­ called him was when The boy complained to President Catherine between the hours of 7:00 help of T im Hayes, is mak­ ing in touch with your re­ anything bad happened — me: “That’s always been ;; NATIONAL LAMPOON Bulkowski. presiding. p.m. to 10:00 p.m., at A l i v e | ing final arrangem ents for latives and friends right an illness or a death the way of it. They were pi , \ S a c r e d Heart S o c ia l Pledge ot Allegiance was Wildwood Crest trip on along, throughout the This had been a major always there in an j V a c a t io n led b> Gene Rosa, the Center, corner of Valley September 18. The bus will year, by phone calls, by theme in this b o y ’s emergency, but the rest of " in Prayer for all our ill mem- Brook Avenue and Warren on leave at 11 30 a.m. letter, by visits. I myself psychotherapy — his feel­ the tim e, forget it. It COUPON 1 ! Ih’I's In Helen Hayes. Trip Planner, Viola tend to be forgetful like ing of isolation, aloneness, seemed they didn’t even Street, Lyndhurst. [ New 1st Run Comedy Peter (irisafi led in singing Grisafi, has completed everyone else. Quite often, separation, a feeling that know I was around." Boys 8 years old or older : Sm okey and tne FREE i i tlie St;ir Spangled Banner. plans for the Champagne a thought flashes into my nobody cared whether he This is all too common a can join and must be ac­ l Cup of Popcorn \ | Ann LaVecchia sub­ Cruise to West Point on mind: “ C all your parents lived or died. I knew that, fact of life for most of us. companied by an adult. 1 with avtry admission j 1 Refreshments will be i Bandit- part III stituted for our Correspon­ September 30. The bus will Call Joe. C all Elsie. You even though the boy ac­ We are too caught up with l: Couponi Ejcgires Sept 30 i t I H ding Secretary. Josephine leave at 8.30 a.m . Perrona haven’t been in touch with tually felt this way, it was our own stresses and served. For more informa­ Intendola. who is ill Farms for October 11, din­ them for months.” And an exaggeration, a distor­ emergencies and needs to tion call Joan at 935-5698. Charlie Hoff and Jim ner and show. then my phone rings, or tion of reality, which is pay m uch attention to the my secretary comes in common in depression. I important people in our with a message, or I knew that his family really lives except when there's plunge into a pile of did care about him. some problem or crisis. A tto rn e y s - a t: L aw paperwork on m y desk, or Nevertheless, there was an We explain it away by it’s tim e for m y next pa­ element of truth in his saying, i can ’t afford the _ Estates and tient, and m y impulse goes complaint. In all the years luxury of a leisurely chit­ the way of all good im­ that he had been going to chat on the telephone." Estate Planning pulses which are never school and living away But we don’t mind it at all carried out. from home, he had heard when someone else picks Wills & Trusts 1 am w riting about this from his parents and up the telephone and calls right now because of brothers only two or three us and says, "1 just called Probate something that happened times a year. (This I had to touch base with you. I This firm and its predecessors in my office a few weeks been able to ascertain want to know all the nice have been in practice m Rutherford ago. I was seeing a patient from an interview with the things that are happening tor over 50 years in a regular psychotherapy father.) When they did with you, and I want to tell session. This was a young call, it was generally you about what is going on FRIEDMAN, KATES, man who was being because there was some here. " That kind of a call P E A R L M A N & FITZGERALD treated here for trouble at home or when he makes you feel good. It depression. While he was (the son) himself was in lets you know you mean •" OR E\T WAY RUTHERFORD. N J 070/0 sitting there my telephone some difficulty. “ How nice something to somebody; 4 3 8 - 5 6 0 0 range. The call was for the it would have been/' this that somebody is thinking Saturday & Evening Appointments available patient; a brother was boy said to me, "if they about you, is interested in calling about an emergen­ would have called me S.J. 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our memories. On the field we knocked each But despite all the money that went into the last Saturday night ..Wallington will once Sportswire other around. But after the game we have real bout the referee Tony Perez turned out to be a again host the New Jersey Division of the friendship gatherings. We are glad the rela­ 33-cent workman. Eastern Collegiate Bowling Conference at the Memories of other days will be recalled when tionship has been reborn." Frank claimed he was thumbed. He went Lanes. The picker for tlm Herald News was Lyndhurst and Becton renew relations on the down and the referee began to count and Frank right on only seven of 14 choices and was wrong football field. M r. C uneo finally arose reeling around and complaining on three out of four ‘best picks.” The Record Thanks to the new league in which Lyndhurst Over in the news columns is a story about his eye had been thumbed. has discovered that Hasbrouck Heights with 70 operates both Becton and Rutherford, two big Ernest Cuneo, presidential advisor. World War There are two ways of looking at the exhibi­ wins and 21 losses has the best football record draw games, are on the schedule. II intellgience ace. great lawyer and great tion. in Bergen for the decade just past ...Of the area But it is the Becton game that is causing the former football player. Either Frank was shamming and was trying teams Becton (62-28), Rutherford (63-301, and waves. Alumni of both schools are going to Ernie is just one of the many stars turned out to get out of the bout-as Holmes intimated Or St M ary’s (62-31) were bunched in that order- make it a feast of memories. The night before by East Rutherford-players who have gone on Frank was thumbed and temporarily incapa -8. 9 and 10 Lyndhurst (32-551 was way down the game they are going to hold forth in Frank to great things. citated on the list, below North Arlington (40-48), and Milano’s Cornerstone Inn in Carlstadt. The East Rutherford alumni entered many In either case Perez should have acted with Wallington (39-45) Above them was Queen of Milano's place is one of the most comfortable different fields with great success. some intelligence He should have halted the Peace (49-41)...Top scorers were the Heights bout, given Frank a few minutes to recover and eating establishments in South Bergen. A There was Art McMahon, who was a fellow (70 to Palisades Park 6) Top offensive team former ace with the Becton team—when it was then put them back to work student with Cuneo, who became executive was North Arlington’s 1981 with 332 points in known as East Rutherford High-Milano has This com er happens to feel Frank was editor of the Herald News of Passaic Mention nine games .Becton was second with 332 turned his football talents to the kitchen and thumbed and that he was temporarily blinded of Stev4 Owen, former New York Giants coach points in nine games in 1972 Lyndhurst's 1973 turns out wonderful man-sized meals But he was strong enough to have continued when the Giants were giants recalled that team was tops in defense, allowing only 31 Bruce Bartlett, the Lyndhurst High School and those who put up the big bucks for the fight when the famous (or infamousi C.C. Pyle, the points in nine games St Mary’s 1980 team teacher who is a graduate of East Rutherford, should have been given their money's worth was third, giving up only 39 points in nine entrepreneur, ran a marathon across the face says that the game will be the highlight of the games. The Lyndhurst average was 3 1 points of the land. Art McMahon covered the affair year for both teams. Holmes was in command But he was hardly per game That’s a defense' and his coast-to-coast roomie was Steve Owen a killer Frank would have survived - and one “There’s something warm and really friend­ Neither Cuneo nor McMahon played against of his punches might have floored the cham ly about the rivalry." said Bartlett "The din­ Lyndhurst teams, but they are among the pion. Who knows? ner should be a wow and the game even better school’s most ardent alumni rooters VALVOLINE. I We’re all looking forward to it.” Linda Wilson, Lyndhurst's star pm an- Richie DeLauro, former East Rutherford Poor Refereeing nihilator. picked up $180 in the Women's All- THE CHANGE THAT PAYS. councilman, put it best when he said: "No Larry Holmes was paid over $1 million and Star tournament with a total of 1666 point She matter how many games we played the games Frank some $350,000 for their boxing battle last finished 11th Charlie Spina of Lyndhurst was with Lyndhurst always stand out foremost in Saturday night before a television audience. among the judges for the Atlantic City boxing 12 Week Course

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ing over management of for helping his dad in the By A m y Divine Lou’s Service Station Lew is inviting the public tires? Call Lew at 998-3339 t h e business. Lou early days of the business Lou’s Service Station at features Sunoco products to inspect his com­ and make arrangements graduated from Juniata and notes she still lives in' 309 Ridge Hoad. North Arl­ and, says Lewis. puterized pumps, the first or better still, stop in. The College in Huntington, Pa. the fam ily home in North ington has taken a huge Sunoco is the only in the South Bergen-West place is open seven days a in 1976 after majoring in Arlington. step forward in the dis­ company that offers four Hudson area, at Open week from 7 a.m. until 10 marketing and finance and pensing of its Sunoco grades of unleaded gas. House when each visitor p.m. then worked alongside his Lewis is married to the gasoline. A canopy has just This gives the consumer will be given a Gillette father. Louis Campanaro former Linda Jacobsen been com pleted over the the opportunity to select "Good News” disposable Lewis Campanaro died in 1979 and his son and the couple has two lov area where a Multi-Grade the correct grade for his razor, no purchase re­ helped his father at the became manager and has ely children, Lewis John. Blender iM G B ) car, based on its octane quired. station when he was quite sole responsibility for the 4, attending nursery schooi will be pum ping gas for requirements and price In addition to supplying young and his father in­ sisted that Lew get a col­ business. He gives his and a daughter, Kimberly, Lou's custom ers "These ‘This fall Sunoco is com­ gasoline and other Sunoco mother Mary much credit one and a half years old MGBs are the latest in ing out with a fifth grade of products, L o u s Service lege education before tak­ computerized unleaded gas - called UL­ Station has modem com­ technology,’ says Lewis TRA - a 93-octane, the puterized aiagnostic equip­ T h e computerized highest available, de­ ment to locate front end C ount’s Corner meters, beside dispensing s ig n e d fo r high- problems and th re e ious about coming the just the right proportion of performance cars, and any mechanics with a total of What price promotions day as the Meadowlands longer the track is closed gas, pum p the gas faster car which requires higher- 60 years experience to cor­ at a racetrack? general manager. down. thus m aking for quicker octane, for smoother run­ rect car ailments. The Many horsemen, Anzalone succeeded Bob • This is super," Sam service for customers, ning and to eliminate station’s parts department especially the veterans, Quigley, who left to head said as he watched eight of whom can be pings,” says Lew can service both domestic think of promotions as a up the re-opening of customers flock through served at the same time Lew adds tnat Sunoco and foreign cars since the pain in the neck. Their Cherry Hill s Garden State the turnstiles. “They The pum ps may also be treats cash and credit card mechanics have attended thought is that the horses Park, March 9 when the started to come very ear­ converted to self-service customers equally and trade schools and one are the show and they harness meeting was in which is not at present that there is no charge for employee has been with bring in the customers. progress. ly. Many fans were here even before the gates available in New Jersey Lewis Campanaro at the computerized pumps. supplying a credit card by Lou’s over 25 years and all The theory got a little To say Anzalone’s first opened at 10:45 A.M .’’ L e w is C a m p a n a ro is Sunoco. He notes that Sun­ "know the car and the boot in the derrier on open- opening day w as a proud of the business his trusted friend when it pumps are the first in this oco prices at Lou’s Service custom er." in g d a y of th e 1983 smashing one is putting it "The only thoroughbred father, Louis, founded 50 came to keeping his area to be installed and of Station are the lowest in Lou’s Station also car­ Meadowlands mildly He had no doubt gate that was bigger than years ago and built up customers’ cars in good the Sunoco Company pro­ the area, at 106.9 per ries Firestone tires includ­ thoroughbred meeting that this year’s opener today’s and the Cauthen through his personal atten­ running condition. He is ducts Lou’s Service Station gallon for regular and ing the radial 721 top of the when a near record crowd could match the 36,000 that day,” said Joe Toscano, tion to the needs of his now proud of the fact that has dispensed for over 50 114.9 fo r ec o n o m y un ­ line, long-wearing, smooth p a s s e d through th e came out in 1982 But he the Big M ’s admissions patrons. He became the his new computerized years. leaded. riding, known for better turnstiles. That turnout, was anxious to see a few director, "was the 44,462 mileage. Firestone also 40,026 was second only to extra heads this year. So on Sept. 16, 1981 whent the makes two lines of All- the highwater day mark the t-shirt giveaway, track booked a closed Season tires, Trax 12 and set when jockey Steve originally set for Sept. 22, c ir c u it boxing m a tc h Lyndhurst Corporate Center the top selling 721 Metrix Cauthen was lured back to was switched to opening between Sugar Ray which incorporates all the America for the kickoff day Sam felt it was impor­ Leonard and Tommy latest tire technology for card of the 1979 season. tant to get the flat term off Hearns.” To Be Site Of Big Race m axim um traction and As a side attraction on with a large crowd. Anzalone felt no pre­ handling in all types of for this year’s inaugural, “If you have a good ssure considering it was weather. Right now and Bellemead Corp once Pointing out that this Grace Savino Roeschke of Jersey. the Meadowlands pre­ opening day, it can give the first tim e he was in full until September 28Lewis again has m ade its cor­ year the run will decide Lyndhurst has donated a The course will send run­ sented its paying patrons you momentum for the command of a offering $5 off on the porate center in Lyndhurst the championships for men $100 prize in memory of ners up the steep Valley with a t-shirt. A supply of rest of the meet. thoroughbred meeting. "I purchase of any radial available for the Pioneer and women. Hill said the her late husband, Edward Brook Ave. hill in Lyn­ 30,000 was quickly ex­ “I thought because we don’t consider it a personal tire Meadowlands 15-rrule run run already is attracting oeschke. M r Roeschke, dhurst to Riverside Ave., hausted. The balance of were shut down for a type of thing. It’s strictly Nov. 6 wide attention lik e h is wife, w as a Lyndhurst, thence south Lou’s Service offers also the crowd used free ad­ shorter period than usual it business. And it’s good free tire inspection and Mayor Henry Hill of William Me B u rn e y , graduate of Keamy High through North Arlington mission coupons that were may keep the attendance business to get off on the Kearny, co-chairman of f o r m e r Kearny H ig h School where he was cap­ and Kearny. The runners safety inspection on any part of giveaway nights down,-’ said Sam. "Only 16 right foot,” Sam answered car. the Pioneer committee, School running star, who is tain of the football and will return, going through toward the end of the har­ days dark since the end of a newsman. declared the park-like at­ chairman of the awards basketball teams. Rutherford on th e ir Now is a good time to ness meeting the harness meeting. That The promotion paid off mosphere of the corporate committee, announced northern route, and finally plan for winter driving and The huge crowd was a was the shortest amount of and Big M fans will see Among the other awards center proved popular with that a new trophy has been entering the corporate safety. Why not call Lou’s big feather in the cap of time between meets that many more in the future will be one honoring the now or stop in and order the runners when the event added to the list of prizes center for the conclusion of Sam Anzalone. who was we've ever been closed. In fact, the next one is late Harold Jardine, coach was staged last year for for the runners. the race. your w inter or All-Season serving his first opening Fans tend to get more anx­ Sept 14 of Kearny High School the first tim e McBurney said that Mrs track teams when Lyn­ dhurst and North Arl­ T eacher Returns ington, lacking high schools of their own, sent Anne Som m a Dougherty tion. their students to Keamy, DINING GUIDE has returned to the Lyn­ IHiring the course of her and one commemorating dhurst school system from year’s study, she was m- Fred Bellars, the Lyn­ a sabbatical leave •ducted into the Beta Chi dhurst runner who com­ P h o n e 201-991-1849 She studied at William peted in the 1908 Olympics. Paterson College, Wayne, Chapter of Pi Lambda McBurney said other restaurant for certification as a I’heta, the National Honor awards are being solicited McWiem c4in cti teacher in Karly Childhood and Professional Associa­ to make the Nov. 6 one of A La Carte Dining and Elementary Kduca- tion in Education. the most attractive in New CATERING FOR c U a m a n t WEDDINGS, BANQUETS AND LUNCHEONS ZPfumuJt and • 620 STUYVESANT AVENUE l o u n g e LVNDHURST. N.J (201)933-3400 188-190 d doenue, JCeatny, JV.fi. 0703i OPEN DAVS A WEEK •

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Red Pepper Butter This is the time of the year when you wno sausages and biscuits, particuarly if you've put 1 tabsp. finely chopped ginger Ingredients in that one red pepper I suggested For a tang have been providential enough to fill the 1 tabsp. finely chopped candied 15 sweet red peppers A gourmet friend of mine always insisted that backyard with tomato plants wonder now what orange peel to do with the surplus. And what. oh. what, to 2 cups chopped peeled if they charged $3.95 for catsup and gave it a How to: very ripe tomatoes or do with the green tomatoes that are still on the foreign name (look what a marketing tool it Scald, peel and quarter red tomatoes. Com­ two cups canned vines. Hold on. I've got a recipe that will solve was when a Brooklyn ice cream manufacturer bine with green tomatoes in the enamel pot tomatoes. called the stuff Haagen Daz ) it would he more your problem and provide a butter that can be Wash lemons, slice very thin and remove the 1 cup water appreciated than it is Said gourmet said he’d used with fish or meat or just as a bread seeds Add to tomatoes with sugar, ginger and lemons match catsup with anv of the high priced spread. orange peel Cook over a slow flame stirring oranges sauces and condiments You’ve got to do some pickling. To do this with wooden spoon. Thirty minutes ought to seedless raisins right you've got to have ready an enamel pot, a produce a nice thick butter. Seal in hot sterile I think he was right Catsup is so good and so half cup drained cheap there is almost no sense in m aking it in wooden spoon, some jars (if they're old be sure glass jars and it ought to make about three maraschino cherries the kitchen Except if you want a touch of the rubber sealers are new) and a modicum of delicious pints. Citron garlic in your catsup. energy and ambition Be sure the jars are sterile If they are the Sugar Tomato Garlic Catsup These hot steamy days don’t encourage pickl­ butter will last indefinitely Claire was a Salt Ingredients: ing or anything that requires boiling water But How to: 4 No. 2 cans of you’ve got to grin and bear it Anyway, give Wash peppers, cut in half and remove seeds tomatoes or four this recipe a try: and fibers Put peppers through a grinder, Vagabonding pounds of ripe tomatoes. Gingered Tomato using fine knife Place ground peppers in an Butter “ by Guy Savino 2 tablespoons salt enamel pot with water and tomatoes. Cook 1 cup sugar Ingredients: slowly until peppers seem mushy Stir con­ half tsp. cayenne 1 and a half pds. red tomatoes stickler for sterilizing thejars As a result I've stantly. Pass through a sieve, then measure 2 tablespoons p wdered ginger 3 and a half green tomatoes washed and opened curry she put away a half dozen years and return to pot. For four cups of pepper 6 garlic cloves chopped , , chopped ago and found it edible. I don't recommend mixture add: juice of one lemon and an orange, 1 lemons 1 fourth tsp. dried mustard a cup of seedless raisins which have been 2 and a half cups sugar keeping the butter around that long I’m just How to: emphasizing how important it is to do a really soaked for several hours and drained, half cup half teaspoon powdered cloves Combine all ingredients in enamel pot Boil 2 small pieces ginger root good sterilizing job chopped maraschino cherries. I tablespoon slowly, stirring frequently with the wooden I'll bet that in your wildest dreams you've finely cut citron. 1 and one third cups sugar, spoon until mixture is reduced to about half never seen red pepper butter Yes Red pepper and one teaspoon of salt. Mix Cook slowly Cook for another hour Stirring well Strain butter My recipe calls for sweet peppers But mixing with wooden spoon When very thick through a sieve: reheat once again just to point I’m almost certain that one red pepper would mixture should be poured into hot. sterile jar of boiling. Then put in sterile jars Makes about give it a tang Yes m A real tang covered with parafin (a waxi and stored in a three pints and when word gets around you've My Aunt I.ucy takes her jar of red hots cool place, this mixture ought to m ake three got garlic catsup you'll have plenty of visitors. wherever she goes Red hots and Fm not eight-ounce jars of a delicious butter that will How about a hot dog spread of garlic catsup? kidding What a tang they give! wake you up in the morning for grilled Or a hamburger'1

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band instrument. The band ment benefits, payment By Ellen A. Watlerson numerous national American Red Cross. season garden work is that cessor techniques. Instruc­ valuable tool used by will make at least eight amounts, entitlement and Everyone has his or her publications. should be done to prepare tor: Jayne E Hopkins, psychologists, teachers, Creative Fingers: A de­ public appearances during procedures for applica­ own reason for returning Cardio-Pulmonary Re­ the garden for winter. who is a Consumer Ad­ counselors, etc. to identify lightful class that will give the year Director: tion. Instructor: Benjamin tim e and tim e again to suscitation (C.P.R.): you the opportunity to Speaker: Mr. Aubrey viser with PSE&G. personality traits Instruc­ Raymond Heller. Michaels. B.S., a Field take courses at the Basic Life Support. Cardio make professional-looking Hampton Jr., a Senior tor: Ms. Lin Olsen. Representative for the Skiing: Learn to ski at Kutherford Adult School Pulmonary Resuscitation stuffed animals and to ex­ County Agent with the U.S. “ Foods For Thought": Social Security Ad­ the fabulous Alpine and Aren't you just a little bit including one and two man plore and develop your D e p a r t m e n t of Become acquainted with Holiday Crafts and Pine ministration. Cross Country Craigmeur curious? Well, they are C.P.K. and infant C.P.R. creativity. Instructor: Agriculture Natural Health care and Cone Creations: Prepare area. Green Pond, New­ Check your brochures Food Processors: Don’t the beneficial aspects of for the holidays. Make looking for self-fulfillment, Conscious and unconscious Malvina M. Janus, with for details covering all allow your “ Food Pro­ your own ornaments and foundland, N.J self-expression They are airway on both adults and many years of experience health foods, vitamins and these courses. The first putting increased em­ infants . will also be cov­ cessor” to sit unused in the supplements. Instructor: decorations. Surprise your Social Security Benefits working w ith top designers tour of the “ Vacation-for- phasis on adding meaning ered Instructor: David corner of your kitchen. Dr. Josephine Kormoso. friends with unique gift and Financing: T his in the field. a-Day” series, led by to their lives The Skidmore, Director of This course will cover use items of wreaths, cen­ course is designed to Handwriting Analysis Evelyn Teichman, will be Kulheriord Adult School L i f e s a v i n g fo r th e Fall Gardening Tips: and care tips, and de­ terpieces or basket ar­ answer your questions and (Graphoanalysis): It is on Wednesday, Oct. 26. has prepared a superlative Kutherford Chapter of the Kind out what the late monstration of food pro­ NOT fortune telling. It is a rangements. Instructor. to provide the most up-to- Kor additional informa­ program for the Kail 1983 Donna Wells. date information on all tion call Rutherford Adult term. Eleven new courses Rutherford Community Social Security benefits. School, 933-2233, between 3 have been added to the Band: Open to ALL who There will be an explana­ New Women’s Clothes Outlet Has Opened and 5 P.M weekdays only curriculum Personal re­ read music and play a tion of pension and retire­ gistration days are. Tues­ By Amy Divine and Cole of California. Particularly attractive Marty invites the public day. Sept 27 and Thurs­ “ You never know what Beautiful sweaters, are velour vests with knit to come in and browse any d a y . S e p t 29 at the you might find here,” said velour and terry jumpsuits trim in beautiful colors for fall. day from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. n r m i x Kutherford High School, Marty Savin, who just a in glorious colors, pure silk A small mens’ depart­ or call at 933-1179. New 170 M ortimer Avenue, suits, terry and velour ment is alsb at the Outlet items come in almost from 7 to 9 I’ M. School week ago opened World Trading Corporation at 203 shifts, fleece sweatshirts with slacks and a large every day and as Marty starts Tuesday, Oct 4 Stuyvesant Avenue, Lyn­ and jackets, silk shirts variety of shirts, long- says, “ You never know Morris N. Wollman, dhurst, opposite the from India, lounging suits sleeved and short, for the what you may find here." Director of the Kutherford railroad station A new in black and gold and coming season and a rack “We had a tremendous Adult School, advises that outlet store thus has polyester harem-pants of corduroy slacks for response last week and we those interested in taking become available, mainly lounge suits from Eccobay sm all fry is irresistible thank the public for their R c VIDEO one or more courses, send for women. are there at most attrac­ with the beautiful soft col­ enthusiasm,” Marty con­ in their registrations as tive prices. ors of the fabric. cluded. IS HERE soon as possible by mail “We cater to the whole Brochures outlining the gamut of small sizes, curriculum for the Kali petite Jun ior and Misses, G m iluca Installed 37 PARK AVENUE, RUTHERFORD 1983 term are in the mail. and sell at lower than wholesale to the public.” Copies will also be placed As County Com m ander 9 3 9 - 2 2 4 1 in the local libraries We continued Marty are confident that the He noted that while mov­ Joseph Cimiluca, pro­ informed of what is ex­ Day Weekend. He manned prietor of Cim co TV Sales N E W M E M B E R S following short resume on ing his stock from the pected to be performed the phones, worked the & Service in Carlstadt, each of the new courses warehouse in Staten Island during the 1983-1984 year. kitchen, m ailing, etc. put­ was recently instaled as will inspire you to register in April a truckload of O u r N a t i o n a l ting in over 24 hours for A $55 M em bership Entitles You To District No 2 Bergen at once. merchandise was high­ Commander-in-Chief, Clif­ this worthy course. County Com m ander of the “ A d v e n t u r e on a jacked ford Olson’s theme* this On September 11 the Veterans of Foreign Wars Shoestring” - How to enjoy "While rebounding from year is “ To Greater Northern Area Mem­ of the United States of 12 FREE TAPES (1 Per Month) yourself inexpensively and that loss,” said Marty, Heights.” This, of course, bership Meeting was held America. imaginatively in the New "my partner, Vincent pertains to membership ... at the Saddle Brook Post District No 2 Com­ York-New Jersey Puma and 1 decided to as the only way the All Commanders and Membership Rental just $2.50 Per Tape mander C im iluca attended metropolitan area Mr open at an entirely new Veteran is going to obtain Membership Chairmen the National Convention of Howard Goldberg, founder location the outlet which aall the benefits due him is were urged to attend as the V.K.W. in New Orleans HOURS MONDAY THRU SATURDAY 12 NOON-8 P.M. and president, is a was formerly in the lower through membership If they will be informed of representing Bergen Coun­ acknowledged authority on room at His World in the veteran wants a bill to the Department Mem­ ty He was instructed on free behind-the-scenes Kutherford 6e passed in Washington, bership Program for 1983- the various programs guided tours, free and in- Many designer names the greater the number, 1984 benefiting the Veterans expensive theatrical may be found on items on the more chance of being and recently held a meet­ performances, unique floor racks. We found passed ing with his chairmen in­ restaurants, etc He has names like Jeffrey Beene, The first District Meet­ forming them of the pro­ been acclaimed in Eccobay, Jam e s Cox, Mar­ ing will be held on Wednes­ grams so they will be well HAIRCOURT ty Kay, Seruchi, Sweet Orr day. September 14 at the Hasbrouck Heights Post HAIRCUTTING STUDIO Home. The District Meet­ ings are schools of instruc­ We cut your hair the way it want* to be cut! tion for the veterans and all are urged to attend so COUPON they arc aware of their MEN ft WOMEN FINAL SALE I rights. H A I R S T Y L I N G • i q District No. 2 Com­ i ...... A • > mander, Cim iluca lead the s PERMS TOPS ...... $7 July 4th Parade with the ! F R E E ! i BODY WAVE *4 0 District Colors in Maywood. He also f t ! VENT BRUSH ! NATURAL HENNAS represented Bergen Coun­ Z S3 00 V alu e S SKIRTS ...... $7 & F R O S T I N G ty a t th e S ta te C om ­ s TO STUDENTS ! mander, Walter Merklin’s Homecoming The State V ! WITH ANY HAIR CUT S SLACKS ...... Commander's theme is • OFFER GOOO THRU OCTOBER 22. 1983 ■ C a ll “Circlin with Merklin." He ™ ■■■■■■■■■■■ attended the Wallington 4 6 0 - 0 3 3 9 and Saddle Brook picnics, OPEN LILLY'S Council of Administration MON. TO FRI. 10-8 SAT. 9-6 Meeting in Trenton, Klying 501 Valley Brook Ave. Lyndhurst 6 Ridge Rd., N. Arlington Squadron Meeting, and just recently worked the 998-5455 Muscular Dystrophy CLOSED SATURDAY DUE TO HOLIDAY Telethon over the Labor Q u ick S trfm M Off * 1 ! A i r m a n i OO I /W o N a a d to s ■ Re Reg ss ooj SALO N 81 ■AR PIBRCIM9 S u r d o v e l j lecMes J « GeU Overtop I Stwi-stW» nd Oupi | 'O^w edding guide S e r v i n g *■— ------Have Your EarsJPiarcad Locally! i n N . D Airm an Jam e s Surdovel Jr., son of Jam es J. and MANS IMAGE RICIPTIONO FLORIST* Anne E. Surdovel of 176 Hair Care Center The Cornerstone Inn SINCERELY YOURS W h e a to n P l a c e , Catering With A Rutherford, has graduated 55 Ridge Rd. lyndhvrat Persona! Touch This 327 Union Ave from the U.S. Air Force New Banquet Facilities Rutherford, N.J. administrative specialist ( It . 17 Smith) To Accommodate Up To 200 491 Broad Street Space 9 3 5 - 1 5 3 0 course at Keesler Air NM APPOINTMENT CALL: 935-7978 Carlstadt, N.J. Flowers & Gifts For Force Base, Miss. 460-7777 Available All Occasions Graduates of the six- week course learned how TRAVIL to prepare Air Force cor­ K i i ilic r lo rd respondence and reports, D A R U N G S l To Free Future Brides FORMAL W IAR r i o r i * * and earned credits toward $10.00 gift certificate plus Silk o r F re s h an associate degree in ap­ WfcFIRST LADY] bridal book (a $7.50 value;. We plied science through the specialize in Honeymoon trips 67 Park Ave. • 935-4800 This Community College of the , Phone 998-4800 or see us Free Runner & Throwaway HAIR ARTISTRY person Space Air Force. KING TOURS Surdovel is scheduled to ' Invites You To Com* In 100 Ridge Rd., No. Arlington Borschneck & Nott serve w ith the 321st Com­ ' and See Out New Una of Available 324 Park Ave. bat Support Group at Darling Wigs & Hair (Cor Pierrepont) Rutherford 1 ALL TYPES WIGS & WIGLETS WEDDING CAKES Grand Forks Air Force Place* by Eva Gabor. The Finest Base, N.D. STYLED & SOLD MAZUR’S BAKERY Major Formats Floral Products He is a 1981 graduate of 939-7227 MANY tT Y LK i AND COLORS TO CHOOME FROM ’ FROSTING & STREAKING 323 Ridge Rd. Rutherford High School. Lyndhurst, N.J. 460 Ridge Road e x p e r t w m s t y l i n g b y j o a n n a ► EXPERT HAIR CUTTING - Specializing in Tier North Arlington Vic’s Hoofers s. BLOW CUTTING Wedding Cake We SENIOR Suggest 997-3800 This The Vic’s Hoofers Aux­ STYLING An Appointment Space iliary will hold its regular CITIZENS Call 438-5168 meeting on Thursday, Sep­ COLORING tember 15, at the VFW, REDUCED RATES Available carlstadt at 8:30 p.m. MON, TUES, WED Special Price* Senior'Citizens JIWILIM This PERMANENTS Chairladies Marie Jones Tuesday ft Wednesday Space and Ann Zamparelli will APPOINTMENT NOT VARI JEWELERS INC. LIMOUMNM present plans for the an­ NO APPOINTMENTS Wedding Supplies nual anniversary party to MON'THUft S-S * TUfS, WED, PH •*• ALWAYS NECESSARY Available •AT t*6 • SUNDAYS S-2 Specialists LIMOUSINE SERVICE be held in October. Immediate Delivery The refreshment com­ Vari has it all... mittee for the evening’s I IMS ! 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Robert M arlow P o l i c e Thom as F. H alpin , Obituaries T h a n k e d I Retired U SA F M ajor W as B-D Supervisor Dear Chief Jarvis: Private services were Arkansas before moving to We would like to extend Catherine Nest Funeral services were held for Robert Marlow, Kutherford eight years parishioner of Sacred our thanks to all of you for Peter Pavlick Jr. Dies set for Thomas F Halpin, Kuneral services were 61, who died Monday at ago. Heart R.C. Church helping our son, William sociation. who died Friday at held Monday (or Catherine Hackensack Medical Mr. M arlow served in 73, Beaugrand, two years old, He was a treasurer of Center. Clara Maass Medical Nest, 65. who died Friday the Air Force for 20 years, He is survived by his at the scene of the accident the Union League Club of at Hackensack Medical He was born in The retiring with the rank of Center, Belleville wife, Frances; a son, when he fell out of our car, Center Wallington. Bronx, N .Y ., and lived in major in 1961. H e w a s born in Thomas of Lyndhurst; a on August 29. Surviving are his wife, Brooklyn, N Y , and lived Mrs. Nest is survived by H e served on the daughter, Mrs. Robert Your prom pt response Helen Modla Pavlick; Susan Hartos her husband. John; a son. Kutherford board of ad­ in Lyndhurst before mov­ (Kathleen ) Melillo of and expertise in handling Susan Hartos died Satur­ John J r . : and a daughter, three sons, Peter J., justment and was presi­ ing to Toms River eight Nutley; two s is te r s , day at Passaic General this situation is deeply ap­ Lorraine Morgan, all of Joseph W., and Dr. Donald dent of the Rutherford Re­ years ago Theresa and Rose Halpin Hospital preciated. Lyndhurst; four brothers, S. Pavlick, all of Wall­ M r , H a lp in was publican Club in 1981 Mr. of Fort Lauderdale, Fla W illiam is home now Daniel M arion of Mor ington; two daughters, Miss Hartos was born in employed as a supervisor Marlow was a ls o a and three grandchildren and coming along nicely. ristown, George Marion of Marilyn Sanson of Wayne Wallington, where she was with Becton-Dickinson & member of the BPO Elks Services are from the '17ns was a frightening ex­ New York, Joseph Marion and Ellen Koch of West a lifelong resident. Co., East Rutherford Lodge 547 and the Old Ippolito-Stellato Funeral perience and certainly- of Belleville, and James Paterson; a brother, She was employed for Guard of Rutherford. He was an Army veteran Home and at Sacred Heart taught us a lesson! Marion of Cljffside Park; a Rudolph of Wallington; a five years in the warping He is survived by a son, of World War 11 and Church. The Beaugrand F amily sister, Dolores DeLorenzo sister, Nellie of Wall­ department at Garrett Maj. Robert Derry Marlow of Hackensack; and two ington ; and eight Mills Co of Burke, Va.; a daughter, Chief’s note: The office Theresa Eigenrauch grandchildren grandchildren. A sister. Mary, and two Mrs. Nancy Denise Gordon responding was Ptl Services were from the Peter Pavlick A mass was said Tues­ brothers, Michael and of Ohio , and a sister, Rita Donald Goral and Theresa Figenrauch, 82. S h e w a s born in emergency squad crew Nazare Memorial Home- day at St: Michael's Joseph, all died previous­ Marlow of Rutherford Peter Pavlick Sr., the Cathedral, Passaic, with ly died Sunday at Carlstadt and lived there were Capt Joe Baron, and at Sacred Heart tax assessor in Wallington Church burial in St. Michael's Miss Hartos is survived Hackensack Medical before moving to East Dean Kalaskey, Terrence for 35 years, died Friday. M a r y L a s k o C emetery, South by a brother, John of Center Rutherford 52 years ago Muldoon and Danielle He was 86. Funeral services were S . S o n d e y Hackensack. Paramus; and three sis­ Mrs. Figenrauch was a Pet rone Before retiring 15 years held Tuesday for Mary Eva Zaleski Funeral services were A parastas service was ters, Anna, Helen and parishioner of St Joseph ago, M r Pavlick was the Lasko. 81, who died Friday Eva Zaleski. 86. died Dear Chief: private for Stephen S scheduled for Monday. Veronica, all of Wall­ R C Church and a Sondey. 63, who died Fri­ owner and proprietor of ington. at home W e d n e sd a y a l Passaic- member of the Villotto- We wish to thank you day at Clara Maass Thomas G. Seymour Com­ Mrs. Lasko was born in General Hospital Riggm Post 67 American very sincerely for your J a n e K e l l y Medical Center. Belleville pany.. formerly of Passaic, Loretta Urban Passaic and was a lifelong She was born in Poland I>egion Auxiliary prompt attention and as­ for 50 years. Mr. Sondey was born in Jane M. Kelly, 55, died resident of Wallington and resided in Passaic Her husband. Nelson, sistance in getting our Funeral services were Passaic and lived in Wall­ He w a s a charter Thursday at Beth Israel Her husband, Vincent, andGarfield before moving died in 1979 grandson, Gary Van held for Loretta C. Urban, ington, before moving to member, past president, Hospital in Passaic died in 1959 to Wallington 50 years ago She is survived by a sis­ Nortwick. to St Mary's 64, who died Friday at St. Lyndhurst 32 years ago and treasurer of Pavlick- She was born in Newark Mrs. Lasko is survived M rs. Z a le s k i was a ter, Mrs Chari e s Hospital on Saturday, Koster Veterans of Joseph's Hospital and He was a park attendant and lived in Harrison and by two brothers, Stephen parishioner of Most Sacred ^ K a th e r in e ) Brow n of August 20. and commend Foreign Wars Post 2640 in Medical Center, Paterson. for 15 years with the Kearny before moving to Hudak of Wallington and Heart K C Church and a Carlstadt you for the manner in Wallington. and he was a which your officers treated Bergen County Park Com­ Mrs. Urban was born in Rutherford 25 years ago Robert Hudak of Clifton; member of the Third O r­ Services were Wednes- trustee of the Overseas mission. North Arlington Brooklyn and lived in She was a parishioner of and two sisters, Mrs der of St Francis. dav from the K 1 m ak him The citizens of Lyn­ Veterans of Foreign Wars dhurst should be proud of He was an Army veteran Kutherford, before moving St. Mary R.C. Church and Agnes lngui of Hasbrouck Her hush a n d, Alex Funeral Home. Carlstadt. at the post. our police department who of World War II to Fast Rutherford. a member of its Renew Heights and Mrs Veronica ander. died in 1961 A son. and at St Joseph Church He w a s a charter Smith of Wallington. Stanley, died in 198;] and are dedicated men Mr Sondey is survived Group member and treasurer of Mrs. Urban is survived another son. Julius, died in Thank you again for by his wife, the former She is survived by her Fire Co. 3 in Wallington. by a son, Frank C. Jr. of 1964 CARD OF THANKS your kind attention and we Kleanor Szczepanski. a husband, Paul G ; two First He also was a member of F o rk e d River; th re e She is survived by four John 1-' Gearv wish you all the best of son, Stephen of Bloom sons. Paul J and James the Relief Firem en’s As­ daughters, Patricia Tom- sons. Eugene of Clifton, We want to extend this health field; two brothers, Paul of L., and a daughter, Mary Presbyterian sociation and the Kxempt mazzo of Fair Lawn, Joseph ot Orlando. Fla . message of appreciation to Sincerely. Garfield and John of Wall­ A., all at home , her father, Firemen's Association Judith Triguero of Fast Edward of Fairfield and our good friends and re­ George and ington; six sisters, Vera John M atulatis, her step­ Sunday, September Mr. Pavlick was an Rutherford and Katherine Walter oi Wallington. two latives and all who rallied Irene Bachman Fill. Catherine Poliak. mother, Nellie, a brother. 18. 10:30 A.M. Church Army veteran of World of Haskell, and seven brothers. Stanley Zak in to our assistance in our Stasia and Virginia, all of Raymond Matulatis, and a school; 10:30 A.M. Patrolman Cinardo and War 1, 29th Division He grandchildren. France and Walter Zak in hour of need in the loss of Wallington, and Josephine sister Kleanor Rapsis, all celebration of worship first aiders Sal DeCarlo, was a past commander of Poland, a sister, Mrs our son and brother. John Trentocosta of Lodi and of Kearny. Tom Cherico and Dawn the 29th Division of New Services were from the (Sanctuary). The Magdalena Nieradka in Funeral services were F Geary on September 3. Scarangella responded to Anne Kozieja of Michigan Thomas J. Diffily Funeral Jersey, the World War I Rev. I)r. Kdward L. Poland. 18 grandchildren 1983 this call Service arrangement Saturday from the Collins- Veterans Association, and Home, Rutherford and al Younken, preaching. a n d 1 6 great- We acknowledge your were by the ippolito Calhoun Funeral Home the Hackensack Disabled St Joseph Church. grandchildren love, labor and understan­ Stellato Funeral Home and at St. M ary Church. C a r l s t a d t American Veterans As­ ding /*** » » » ♦ » « i ****** The fam ily of John F PAROW Gearv G.O.P. BURK-KONARSKI Congregational P l a n s FUNERAL HOME Funeral Home, me. Sunday, Sept 18-Church W i n e , SERVING ALL FAITHS MEMORIAL H O M E , INC. Serving Every R eligion School commissioning tor with 403 Ridge Road, Lyndhurst. New Jersey 07071 HENRY S. PAROW students and teachers. Qignity-Reveience-Efliciency It Economy OWNtR MANAGt R C h e e s e ESTABLISHED 1 9 2 9 10:30 a.m . Nursery care John L. Burk, Dir. I. Paul Konarski, Mgr. 185 Ridge Ruad North Arlington provided during workship On September 17. i j 83. 4 3 8 - 7 2 7 2 serv ice-fellowship in com­ The Republican Party of 52 RIDGE ROAD, LYNDHURST, N J. 9 9 8 7 5 5 5 939-0490 JOSEPHM. NAZARE, Mgr. munity room following Carlstadt. cordially invites you to attend their Annual Large Chapels Parking on Premises i l ...... Sept 20-10 a m Bible Study.at church; Church Wine and Cheese Party at Council at church Tues­ the Corner Stone Inn (cor­ day. 8 p.m. Wednesday. n er Broad and F irs t Pairs & Spares supper Streetsi from 1 P.M to 4 DIFFILY SERVICE meeting 7 p m Friendlv P M Republican Can­ TRUSTWORTHY • DEPENDABLE Service group 10:30 a m didates will be available to T h u r s d a y C h o i r R e exchange ideas with you. hearsal 8 p m Visitors the Voters of Carlstadt NEIGHBORLY SPIRIT always welcome While our services retain that neighborly spirit of sympathetic understanding, they R o s a r i a n s also reflect high standards of efficiency flRSTJERSEY St. M ichaels English and competent direction. W h e n SINCE 1864 NATIONAL BANK Rosary Society will have their annual Communion i t s t i m e Supper following the 7 P.M Mass Thursday, Oct f o r THOMAS J. DIFFILY 6 Jean Egbert, President FUNERAL HOME, INC. c o m f o r t , JOHN T. DIFFILY, Manager L L T h a n k s The N ew Jersey Pre-Paid Funeral T rust F und 41 Ames Avenue, Rutherford F u n d 3 t s t i m e Dear Chris. Phone 939-0098 t o s e n d . . . one sensible way to plan for the future. On behalf of the players, coaches and parents of the 1983 American League f l o w e r s . champion Keller-Depken For S y m p a th y Today, many families wish to pre-arrange funerals in advance of need. Some team. 1 would like to ex­ floweisand plants. CALL- families also prefer to prepay the funeral director for the funerals they select. When tend our most sincere thanks to vour company Bill’s Florist families do pre pay, New Jersey law requires that the money be protected in a for their very generous 80 Union Blvd. Wallington, N.J. special trust fund. donation, lor a second year 778 8878 in a row. of championship To assist its participating members and the families they serve, the New Jersey jackets We received them | FUNERAL BRUNCH State Funeral Directors' Association established the New Jersey Prepaid Funeral //#//' today through Rutherford FUNERAL HOME Sporting Goods 1'lie order ACCOMMODATIONS Trust Fund in cooperation with the First Jersey National Bank, a known leader in uouisj Stellato. Jr I We offer a unique service OWNERMANAGER was filled exactly to our Ic o m prise d of a com plete trust investments. Deposits are pooled into a master trust account where high 425 RIDGE ROAD, LYNDHURST lettering and size I luncheon We do all the plan­ 438-4664 specifications. n i n g at this difficult time. 5 earnings can be achieved with total safety. Funds are fully insured by the Federal Jlocks from Holy Cross Tues , Sept 20 Blood Scree n in f 8 3 0 to 1 P.M at Lyndhurst Your support of the Lit­ I Cemetery Health Center for those 30 and up. $5 fee. Appointment Deposit Insurance Corporation and are at all times refundable to you. tle League baseball pro­ HIGH SEAS necessary. Call 939-5191. g r a m is greatly ap­ Having such a trust program can provide a real sense of being prepared for aH Oinner-Fashion Show, Thurs , Sept 19 at Fiesta, Wood- preciated and the 1982-83 RESTAURANT 185 RIVER ROAD of life's eventualities. Whether for you or a loved one, a prepaid funeral can be a Ridge by Lyndhurst Jr. Woman s Club and EMD. 6:30, $15 A L Champs will be trying For tickets 935-5387 or 939-8370. to make it three in a row in NORTH ARLINGTON thoughtful act. 1984 9 9 ) - 5 5 9 3 Calo-Sass VFW Post 4697, 222 River Road, N. Arlington, Jeffrey J Cassella To leam more about this unique and flexible plan, write us, call, or better still, (201) 991-9597 Annual Flea Market, Sept 24 from 10 am to 4 pm Rain date, Sept. 25. Dealers wanted, $12 per table stop by to discuss preplanning. There is never a charge or obligation for learning space. Call Sr. Vice Cor. Chas. McDonough at 991-5&43. about your many options. You will appreciate our brochure, “A Trust In Your Best NURSING Blood Bank Drawing, Wed , Sept 28, 2 30 - 7 P.M 17-65 PARK M A N O R HOMf Interest.” may donate. Dedicated to Better Patient Care The New Jersey Pre-Paid Funeral Trust Fund is a service of the New Jersey Teenagers Available thru Health Center for jobs to held seniors who pay fee: call 939-5190. Specializing in Female Patients State Funeral Directors' Association in cooperation with First Jersey National Bank and: Wednesday, October 19, Lyndhurst HS Booster Club Fashion PROFESSIONAL NURSING STAFF . AGED Sliow at George’s Restaurant, Moonachie, $15. June Puzio REHABILITATION PROGRAM . CONVALESCENT for tickets. 438-8&40 PHYSICAL THERAPY . CHRONICALLY ILL OXYGEN & FRACTURE EQUIPMENT # POST-OPERATIVE Lyndhurst Drug-Alcohol Hotline, for Student Assistance, SPECIAL DIETS 19 Lincoln Avenue, Rutherford Cell 261-1042. 939-1050 23 Park Place. Bloomfield FUNERAL h o m e This space is contributed as a free service to be used for advertising of Church, Lodge, Club or Senior Citizens activities. To use this space, just drop your brief W alter R. Calhoun

Bruce M. Topolosky has A seven-inch North A f­ Alabama. He has taught on rican ostrich agg takas been appointed President the faculties of C.W. Post 40 minutes to boll. and Chief Executive Of­ and Rutgers University as ficer of Barnert Memorial an adjunct professor. PUBUC NOTICE Hospital Center succeed­ Active in community af­ ing Harvey Schoenfeld ORDINANCE NO. fairs, Topolosky is an 2352-83 who recently retired after AN ORDINANCE TO e le c t e d Councilman, AMEND AND SUPPLEMENT 30 years as the Barnert s Borough of Highland Park, AN i------Executive Vice President and serves as both the Fire and Director. TENURE AND DISC-.. and Police Commissioner. OF CERTAIN OFFICERS AN§ Joseph Dunn, chairman EMPLOYEES OF TH! He is active w ith the Anti- BOROUGH OF of the hospital s Board of RUTHERFORD, UNDER THE Defamation League, a PROVISIONS OF THE C IVIL Trustees, in announcing SERVICE ACT (TITLE 11, NJ. member of the National REV. STAT.) OF NEW the appointment said, Conference of Christians J E R S E Y . N O . 2341 83 ADOPTED M AY 17, 1981 ‘The Barnert is fortunate and Jew s and has served Approved the 7th dav indeed to secure a man of September, 1984 on various committees of BARBARA H. CHADWICK, with Bruce’s talents and the Jewish Federation of Mayor I hereby certify that the experience at CEO... We Raritan Valley. foregoing ordinance was passed by the Mavor and Council of the couldn’t be more pleased.” Topolosky is married to Borough of Rutherford at a regular meeting held September Topolosky will assume th e former Frayda 7, 1984. his position on October 3 of H ELEN S. SOROKA, Nancy Lott Deutsch and with their Borough Clerk this year, during the 75th Sept. 8,1984 children, Sara, Jason and Rutherford, N.J. Lott* Dauenhauer Anniversary o f the Matthew, they now reside Published Sept. 15, 1983 Bruce M. Topolosky Fee: $11.22------hospital's organization. In in Highland Park. The Mr and Mrs. Dale K. by the Putnam Publishing addition to his ad- New York. Topolosky is a family w ill relocate to this PUBLIC NOTICE Lott of Kutherford, and Group. ministrative veteran of the U.S. Navy, area shortly. having served with the Mount Hope, N Y , have Dauenhauer is a veteran responsibilities, Topolosky NOTICE First Marine Division in Take notice that application announced the engage­ who received his B.S. from will oversee the $33 m illion has been made to the Board of ment of their daughter, Viet Nam between 1966- PUBUC NOTICE Commissioners of the Township S a le m State C o lle g e , expansion program cur­ of Lyndhurst, New Jersey to Nancy Ann, to Robert John rently underway at the 1967 Leoal Notice To transfer to Seven Ridge, Inc. Salem, Massachusetts, lie Be inserted On trading Nickie B's for premises Dauenhauer, son of Mr Barnert. A member of many pro­ Sept. 14, 1983 located at 7 Ridge Road, Lyn­ is Zone Marketing Wednesday dhurst N.J. the Plenary Retail a n d M r s Joseph Topolosky served for fessional organizations, he The Lyndhurst Board of Liquor Consumption or Dis­ Manager, representing Education w ill receive bids for tribution License No. 0232-33-018- Dauenhauer, of Everett, has served on numerous eastern Pennsylvania and seven years as the Ex­ the Lyndhurst High School Lawn 003 heretofore issued to S.M.V., Massachusetts. committees and councils Maintenance at its-office - Lin­ Inc. for the premised located at 7 Catherine and John Zatorski northern Maryland for ecutive Vice President of coln School - 281 Ridge Road - Ridge Road, Lyndhurst N.J. for groups such as the New Lyndhurst. Bids w ill be received OFFICERS Miss Lott, a cum laude Eagle Snacks, Inc., a sub­ Middlesex General-Un- until 3 p.m., Wednesday, Sep­ M ildred Barrise Pres. 177 graduate of Hartwick Col­ iversity Hospital in New Jersey Hospital Associa­ tember 28, 1983, prevailing time. Van Riper Avenue, Elmwood Catherine Buchwald Wed To sidiary of the Anheuser- Specifications and form s mav be Park, N.J. tion, the Nassau-Suffolk obtained in person or by phoning lege, Oneonta, N.Y., also Busch Companies, Inc. Brunswick. Prior to that, (201) 43B-5683. DIRECTORS attended the University of Hospital Council and Mid­ The parties to this contract Mildred Barrise, 177 Van John Zatorski Of Borough he served as the Associate xjree to incorporate into this Riper Avenue, Elmwood Park, Sussex, Brighton, A March 1984 wedding is Administraor of Long dlesex County College. contract the mandatory N.J. language of subsection 3.4 (a) of Name all stockholders hold­ Grace Lutheran Church, were M aryanne Warnke, England. She is employed planned Beach Memorial Hospital He is a m em ber of the the Regulations promulgated bv ing one or more per centum of the Treasurer pursuant to P.L. the stock of said corporation. North Arlington, was the Heidi Tedesco and Cathy on Long Island for almost American College of 1975, c. 127, as amended and Mildred Barrise 177 Van supplemented from tim e to time Riper Avenue, Elmwood Park, setting for the wedding on Zalewski. 10 years. Hospital Administrators, a and contractor or subcontractor N.J. S enior H arm ony C lub Objections, if anv, should be August 14 of Catherine Licensed Nursing Home agrees to comply fu lly w ith the Mark Zatorski, brother A native of Columbus, terms, provisions, and obliga­ made im m ediately in w riting to B u c h w a 1d a n d John Ohio, Topolosky received Administrator and precep­ tions of said subsection 3.4 (a) Herbert W. Perry, Municipal of the bridegroom, was Meeting of Sept. 7 was Atlantic City: Oct 6 provided that said subjection Clerk of Lvndhurst, New Jersev. Zatorski opened by president Peter his undergraduate degree tor for program s in Health shall be applied subiect to the Seven Ridge, Inc. best man and ushers were K ruchers: Oct. 26 terms of subsection 3.4 (d) of Mildred Barrise The parents of the couple Biondi with the pledge to from Hofstra University Care Administration at said Regulations. 177 Van Riper Brad H alien, Joe Halloween Party. Nov 7 The parties to this contract Avenue, Elmwood are Mr and Mrs George the flag and a prayer with Neil's New Yorker. Nov and completed a Masters Ithaca College. The agree to incorporate into this Park, N.J. Zadorozny and Frank contract the mandatory Published Sept. 15, 22, 1983 Buchwald and Mr and the members singing God 16 Thanksgiving Party; Degree in Health Care Ad­ l^onard Davis Institute of language of section S.3 of the Fee: $22.44 ______Zalewski. Regulations promulgated bv the Mrs. John Zatorski. all of B less America There Nov 20 or 22 Radio City. ministration from Long the Wharton School, Un­ Treasurer pursuant to P.L. 1975, North Arlington. A reception for approx­ were 120 members pre­ Island University, C.W iversity of Pennsyiania c. 127, as amended and sup­ PUBUC NOTICE Mar> Kopet plemented from tim e to time imately 100 was held at sent. Post Center. Greenvale, a n d University of and the c o n tra c to r o r sub- The four o’clock wedding constractor agrees to complv PUBLIC NOTICE ceremony was performed Namna's in the Park, Secretary Flo Barone fullv w ith the terms, provisions, The Rent Leveling Board of and obligations of said section the Borough of East Rutherford by the Rev Michael G. Belleville, following the made a roll call of officers 5.3. will hold a meeting on Wednes­ ceremony Bv order of the day, September 21, 1983 at 7:30 Fonner. pastor of Bethany and read the minutes of Board of Education p.m. in the Downstairs Con­ Rising Interest Rates Lyndhurst, NJ ference Room of the Municipal Lutheran Church, The couple has returned th e June 1 meeting. Agostino Rottino Building, East Rutherford, New Secretary Jersev. Belleville from a honeymon in Treasurer Ida Padano Published: Sept. 15. 1983 Christine Krauer Fee. $14.96------Secretary Marie Buchwald served Bermuda and taken up re­ gave the financial report Put Crimp In Housing Published Sept. 15, 1983 as maid of honor for her sidence in Mansfield Mary Kasaba correspond­ Fee: $ 3 .0 4 ______sister and bridesmaids Township. New Jersey. ing secretary read a card PlffiUC NOTIC E Rising interest rates are elections. adopted would produce a from Mary Kelly thanking PUBUC NOTICE clear testimony of the dis­ 'I he South Bergen Coun­ balanced budget within ORDINANCE NO. the club for the party given AN ORDINANCE TO astrous effect that massive ty Board of Realtors is five years, and mortgage AMEND THE CODE OF THE LEG A L NOTICE for h e r father, P eter BOROUGH OF RUTHERORD, THE BOROUGH OF federal budget deficits are participating with the na­ interest rates would be 3 CHAPTER 126, E N T IT L E D RUTHERFORD Mulligan on his 100th birth­ •VEHICLES AND TRAFFIC” , Bids For: Truck Chassis & having on the nation's tional association of re­ percentage points lower PROVIDING FOR AN ADDl Leach 2R Packmaster Bodv day In the absence of economic recovery, Vin­ TIONAL LOADING ZONE. Sealed bids w ill be received altors in a grassroots cam­ than without three-for-all BE IT ORDAINED BY THE bv. Mayor and Council al the Mildred Fisher, our Sun­ cent Auteri, president of paign to urge Congress and MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF Borough of Rutherford at 8:15 s h in e Lady, president In New Jersey, Auteri THE BOROUGH OF p.m. 176 Park Avenue the South Bergen County the president to •take im ­ RUTHERFORD AS FOLLOWS: Rutherford, NJ 07070 on Tues­ Peter Biondi named the said three-for-all when ful­ SECTION 1. Chapter 126 of day. October 4, 1983. Board of Realtors, as­ mediate action to solve the the Code, Section 126-56 is Bids for: work uniforms in birthday guys and gals ly implemented would in­ amended to add the following accordance with specifications serted. deficit crisis’’ and ensure provision. for same on file in the Borough Trustee report was made crease the number of B. The following areas are Clerk's office. However, he n o te d, that the recovery con­ permanent jobs by 51.700, herebv established and de­ Specifications and Proposal by John Van Eyk Jr Dot signated as loading zones and Forms m ay be obtained at the members of Congress and tinues, Auteri said. increase average mav be used bv passenger office of the Purchasing Agent at Jenkins m ade a report on the administration are re­ vehicles or trucks for the sole 176 Park Avenue, Rutherford, The R utherford H igh School varsity soccer teeam The realtors campaign, household income by $1,900 purpose of loading or unloading NJ future activities: Sept 15 luctant to tackle the pro­ passengers or materials No specifications and/or pro­ called three-for-all, ad­ a year, increase existing between the hours of 8:00 a.m. posal form s shall be given out warms up before scrimmage with Boonton at Memorial Perona Farms; Sept 20 blem until after the 1984 and 3:30 p.m., Monday through after 4:00 p.m. on Friday, Sep­ vocates limiting the home sales by 32,600 units F riday, p re v a ilin g tim e, as tember 30, 1983. growth of spending for a year, and result in 15,200 follows: A certified check, cashier's 1. Southwest side of East check or bid bond made payable federal entitlement pro­ new home starts. Passaic Avenue, beginning at a to the Borough of Rutherford for point fifty (50) feet northwest of ten per centum 10% of the bid grams to 3 percentage "As a concerned citizen the intersection of the must be submitted w ith each northwesterly side of Ridge proposal. points less than the in­ of the South Begen county Road with East Passaic Avenue, All bids and security must be and running northwest along the enclosed in a properly sealed creases in the consumer area, I hope everyone will southwest side of East Passaic envelope, bearing on the outside, Avenue a distance of fifty (50) the name of the bidder and price index and setting the join me in letting the presi­ feet. nature of the bid contained indexation of personal in­ dent, our U.S. senators and Section 2. This Ordinance shall take effect after passage All bidders are required to come tax brackets, our U.S. representatives and publication according to comply w ith the requirments of law. P.L. 1975, Chapter 127, the law scheduled to begin in 1985, know that we support NOTICE against discrim ination in ( M l © m O ff© The foregoing ordinance was employment, and with all pro­ at the same amount. three-for-all, which is ‘fair introduced at a regular meeting visions of the N.J.S.A. 10:2-1 cf the Mayor and Council of the through 10:2-4 and a ll rules and These fiscal policies, for all, ” Auteri said. Borough of Rutherford in the regulations promulgated Countv of Bergen, New Jersev, held September 7, 1983 and will The M avor and Council re­ be further considered for final serves the rig h t to reject any or Recorded in passage after public hearing at a f |l proposals. The Mavor and regular meeting of said Mayor Council also reserves the right to and Council to be held in the waive any inform ality in the Municipal Building in said proposals received and to con­ Borough on October 4, 1983 at sider bids for sixty (60) days Living Sound 8:00 o'clock P.M. after their receipt. Helen S. Soroka (M rs.) Helen S. Soroka Borough Clerk Borough Clerk Date: September 8, 1983 Dated: September 7, 1983 Rut her ord, New Jersey Rutherford, New Jersey Published: Sept. 15, 1983 Published Sept. 15, 1983 and Color Fee: $18.70______Fee. $18.70______

PUBUC NOTICE PUBLIC NQTItt ORDINANCE NO. LEGAL NOTICE AN ORDINANCE TO THE BOROUGH OF AMEND CHAPTER 33 OF THE RUTHERFORD CODE OF THE BOROUGH OF Bids For: Work Uniforms TO CHERISH RUTHERFORD TO INCREASE Sealed bids w ill be received FIREMENS CLOTHING AL­ by: Mayor and Council of the LOWANCE. Borough of Rutherford at 8:15 BE IT ORDAINED BY THE P-m- 1?6 Park Avenue MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF Rutherford, NJ 07070 on Tues­ THE BOROUGH OF day, October 4, 1983. FOREVER RUTHERFORD AS FOLLOWS: Bids fo r: worfc uniforms in SECTION 1. Chapter 33 of the accordance w ith specifications Code, Section 3303, Paragraph fw same on file in the Borough A, is hereby amended to read as Clerk's office. follows: A. On or before the firs t dav of Specifications and Proposal January of each year, the Borough of Rutherford shall pay §«*S3S3 to each fire company a yearly sum of three hundred seventy- five dollars ($375.) for each active member who shall have performed not less than sixtv temb^30,jm Sep- percent (60 %) of fire duty dur­ ing the company year preceding the date of such payment; pro­ ^ o rb ld b o 3 ^ ^ ^ K vided, however, that each com­ pany shall provide each of its members w ith a regulation un­ proposal. iform consisting of a cap, coat A llb id s and security must be trousers, the style and color of U fifi98*1 in a, saaled which shall be determined and envelope, bearing on the outside, prescribed bv the Mayor and the name of the bidder and Council. nature of the bid contained SECTION 2. This ordinance shall become effective upon All bidders are required to passage and publication accord­ comply w ith the requirments of ing to law. PL. 1975, Chapter 127, the law NOTICE against discrim ination in The foregoing ordinance was employment and w ith all pro- produced at a regular meeting j^sfaro of the N.J.S.A. 10:2-1 of the Mayor and Council of the through 10:2-4 and all rules and A two hour professionally edited tape PROCLAIMS ORGAN DONOR MONTH. Borough of Rutherford in the regulations promulgated Govenor Thomas Kean chats with Mrs. Eva ( The M a y y and Council re- chairman of the Ruth Gottscho Kidney be further considered for final w yw the right to reject anv or passage after public hearing at a ProPO^I*- The Mavor and after signing a proclamation designating September aa Council also reserves the right to of your wedding w ilf keep memories '**”• anv inform ality in the “Organ Donor Month’' in New Jersey. The Foundation Municipal Building in said PfW M l* r«ceived end to con- Borough on October 4. 1983 at sponsors “Operation Lifeline,” a 24-hour telephone 8:00 o'clock PM. service for the speedy matching of donors with pa­ Helens. Soroka (M rv ) H r in S. Sorok* Beautifully Alive Borough Clerk ------— *»*■ *' 1W tients in need of kidneys and other vital organs for Rutherford, New Jersey transplantation. Noting the great need for donated Published: Sept. 15, 1983 FOR COMPLETE DETAILS Fee: $18 7 0 ______Fee: $18.70------organs, Governor Kean pointed out that of the CALL DONNA LACEY thousands of patients awaitlfig a transplant, only 40 transplants were performed in New Jersey last year. PUBUC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE Other organs subject to transplant include liver, heart, . PUBLIC NOTNO TIC 1C I l ------Mayor and C WEDDINGS UNLIMITED lungs, pancreas, eye cornea, bone marrow and regular meeting previously scheduled cartUege. In a ceremony accompanying the signing,

the Governor praised the work of the Ruth Gottscho Constance M. MMhan Kidney Foundation in securing a new Uver for three- Borough Oerk 4 6 0 -1 0 0 0 Published: Sept. l l 22, 1983 year-old Lauren Toohey of Kinnelon last year. Fee: $14.96------THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15. 1983—Page 17

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LYNDHURST m SavinoAgency * SOUTH BERGEN COUNTY MLS INVESTMENT PROPERTY LISTINGS AND SALES SUPER AREA U3. 438 3170 1 5 Family and 2 stores. All brick and aluminum. Interior Lyndhurst. NJ 1977 thru 1982 and exterior newly renovated. All separate heating units + much more. CALL FOR WORE DETAILS.

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LIQUOR STORE with license. Located on busy ,0 thoroughfare. Heavy traffic area. Excellent location. Established business CALL FOR MORE DETAILS. ASKING $60,000. ;j* , 2 FAMILY 4&4 Excellent location. CALL FOR MORE DETAILS. HOMETOWN iTramnsi - nimst m » .« . 3Vi la w ran., air com M 'tini. AGENCY •torn* clou ti na^tkiai VINCENT AUTERI OUR SERVICE MAKES THE DIFFERENCE N Y I n it front few Maml f n only (S3, mcludiiti heat I hot REAL ESTATE AGENCY M a . l i l . g i 476 RIVERSIDE AVENUE m “ We Htvt Others" 933-0306 HOME OF THE W EEK VA & FHA MORTGAGES AVAILABLE TO QUALIFIED BUYERS. Condo 3V^ rms H7.M0. New 7 rms, 3 baths $m.soo. Member of 2 Boards. South Bergen, MLS & Ruth. Col. fpl. $123,tOO. • Ruth. Commercial $64,900 Bloomfield. Nutley, Glen Ridge 8. B elleville, MLS • Ruth 4 Bdrms fpl $101,100. • Condo 3Vi rms • Garfield 2 fam $110,000 • Vt Brick Col $134,900. • 2 Fam New 444 $134,900 You Want it! We’ve got it! RENTALS NEW LISTING • 6 rms, child OK $700 Kearny - Modern 2 Family in excellent condition. 1st floor • 4 rms mod. H/HW $005 RENTALS GALORE consists of living room, dining room, bedroom, kitchen, & • 2Rm studio H/HW $300 bath. 2nd floor consists of same with 2 more bedrooms and DUS INVESTMENTS ancrther full bath on the third floor. Large basement t & MORE perfect for finishing. Lovely fenced in backyard. Located • Ritfc. 2 stores M in J E on quiet residential street. A MUST TO SEE' Asking • N.A. Commercial LYNDHURST — Store or Office. Good location. $400. $110,000. URGENT! Listings needed We have many qualified buyers for one 4 two LYNDHURST — 4Va Rooms, $375. +. family dwellings For a quick sale 2 FAMILY - Modern, 5 + 5 with large studio act. that call us today would be perfect for mother-daughter uses, lot size LYNDHURST — 3 Rooms. $400. + . 62x232x86. Call for details. • Many opportunities in the area Check with us before buying EAST RUTHERFORD - 2 Bedroom apt. $475. +. RENTALS A FULL SERVICE AGENCY RUTHERFORD — 6 mod. rm s., $600. + . RUTHERFORD Mortgages • Appraisals Lyntiirst - OFFICE FOR RENT - 3 room office perfect Insurance of all kinds for professional use. Ideal location. $400. OPEN HOUSE!!! RUTHERFORD — 3V2 r m garden apt. $450. incl. heat. S A T U R D A Y , S E P T E M B E R 17, 1983, 1:30 TO 4:00 P .M . 25 WOOOR1DGE — 3 rm s., $425. +. Lynfiurst - 3 room office, suite. Previously used as RIVERVIEW AVENUE, RUTHERFORD. DON'T MISS THIS OP Dertist Office. Ideal for professional use. Excellent Ridge Road location. $300. per month. PORTUNITY TO SEE THIS 4 BEDROOM COLONIAL WITH LIVING ROOM, DINING ROOM, KIT., ENCL. FRT. PORCH & LAUNDRY THE PERROTTA AGENCY Lyndhurst -1 room $50. per week. RM. 50' X 100' LOT. IDEAL FOR THE LARGE FAMILY AND NOW 137 RIDGE RD LYNOHURST - R E D U C E D T O $87,500. 251 RIDGE ROAO 9 3 9 -2 0 3 0 438-3120-1 UST MTH US ANO 6ET READY TO MOVE! LYNDHURST, NJ. 615 RIOGE ROAO OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK LYNDHURST, N.J. 07071 MORTGAGES AVAILABLE TO IMMURED BUYERS. tf Weekdays 9 A.M. — 8 P.M. 438-3320 RENTALS NEEKB. SOUTH (ERGEN M.LS. Saturday ( Sunday 9 A.M. - 5 P.M. Am erica's N um ber One OPEN 7 DAVS - EVES DAILYtill 9 P M TENANTS WMTIM ARUNCTOM-KEARNY M.L.S. Ricluctf • VtnCliM L>c*n$«« *t» lU tM t lit* * . NO FEE TO LANDLORD HUMUS COUNTY M.L.S. I s AT HOMETOWN AGENCY YOU. THE CLIENT AND CUSTOMBt ARE ALWAYS NO. 1 NORTH ARLINGTON Brick 2 Family In good location, corner lot, central air conditioning, 2 OntU9£ separate gas fired hot water heating units, full basement is presently unfurnished. Has great potential for recrea­ PUBUC NOTICE tion room or summer kitchen. Direct entrance from the w a y n e k . jel AGENCY 1 T vard to the basement. Call for an appointment to see NOTICE rreny additional fine features of this 12 vear old home. T hom as Realtors TAKE NOTICE THAT applica EQUAL HOUSING 280 Stuyvesant Avenue tion has been made to the Mayor U st Price $151,900 Lyndhurst 939-1022 and Council of the Borough of Carlstadt to transfer to James OPPORTUNITY Rentals Wnand for premises located at All real estate advertised 443 Third Street in the Borough North Arlington - 6V? mod. rms. $500. + heat. Prefers Com e (o where LYNDHURST of Carlstadt the Plenary Retail in this newspaper is adults. Consumption License, License subject to the Federal North Arlington - Large modern 2W rms. $415. All utilities Number 020S ?3024 002 the living 4 Family $110,000 heretofore issued to Dinger's Fair H ousing Act of 1968 paid, except electric. Tavern, inc. trading as Dinger's w hich makes it illegal to Tavern for the premises located • OPEN 7 DAYS • i s e a s y . at 443 T h ird S treet in the advertise any preference, WEEKDAYS T 08 P.M. SATURDAY & SUNDAY TO 5 P. M. RENTAL Borough of Carlstadt. limitation or James Wlnand MEMBER O f 2 BOARDS O f REALTORS IS Boiling Springs Avenue discrimination based on Contemporary1. LYNDHURST — 3 rms. $430. h-hw included. East Rutherford. New Jersev race, color, religion, sex, 07073 You must look at this 2 family seven year young brick and Published: Sept. 8, IS, t<*3 or national origin or an aluminum home in Secaucus. Featuring living room, intention to make any O’HARA AGENCY BUSINESS & COMMERCIAL PROPERTY $110,000 Fee: $14.96------— ------dining room, modern kitchen, 1V2 baths & 3 bedrooms in such preference 132 RIDGE ROAO. NORTH ARUN6T0N each apartment. Finished 3rd floor and finished base­ CALL FOR DETAILS. limitation or 03 ment. Built in pod. Manv extras. Close to N.Y. discrimination PEA1TOR* transportation. 9 9 8 -2 9 1 6 Tender Loving Care! This newspaper will not Knowingly accept any aa- Is all this one family colonial in North Arlington needs. Navy Offers Full Tuition vertismg for real estate Featuring living Voom, dining room, modern kitchen, den and 4 bedrooms. Great mother-daughter possibilities on w hich is in violation of the 2nd floor. Driveway. Close to schools & transporta­ the law Our readers are tion. Asking $75,800. informed that all RUTHERFORD To Students In College dwellings advertised in AT LAST! this newspaper are "NEW LISTING" A one family in Lvndhurst featuring living room, dining Seniors can apply now laboratory and instruc- cember 1, 1983 available on an eqcai op Young Bi-level with all the rrodern amenities, large living room formal dining room, M E IK, 2 ceramic tile baths, 3 robrrv kitchen, bath & 3 bedrooms. Driveway. Yours for for scholarships up to tional tees and $100 per Full details of NROTC portunity basis only $69,000. good sized bedrooms, all on one floor, low maintenance, $40,000 at 67 leading col­ month subsistence. Col- Scholarship procedures aluminum siding, fenced in yard, professionally LEADER NEWSPAPERS leges and universities in­ lege graduation in the a n d deadlines are landscaped, finished family room and may other interest­ 251 Ridge Road ing features. cluding University of Pen­ Open 7 Days a week for your convenience NROTC program leads to available by calling toll- Lyndhurst. N.J Asking $92,500 114 Ridge Road, North Arlington nsylvania, Penn State, a commission as a I S free (800) 982-5542 Ext 42 Rensselaer Polytechnic In­ Navy officer and four RUTHERFORD st itute, Villanova. years of active duty aboard a surface ship, a "RANCH" Massachusetts Institute of This brick & alum, ranch has large living rm , formal 998-0753 Technology and Holy nuclear powered sub­ dining r m , mod. eat-irvkit., m aster b ed rm with bath and Each Office Independently Owned & Operated Cross. Rutgers (Camden), marine or with an aviation spare bedrm, Irge. mod. bath. Finished basement with bar & powder r m G as grill 8. heated in-ground pod. Temple, the State Un­ squadron. Applicants for Asking $129,900 iversity of New York and this highly competitive 101 other colleges and un­ program must earn quali­ iversities allow their fy in g scores on the RUTHERFORD NROTC scholarship stu­ Scholastic Aptitude Test "INCOME PROPERTY" dents enrollmemt at (SAT) or the American This 3 family has 4 large rooms on 1st & 2nd floor plus College Test (ACT) no cozy 3 room apartment on 3rd. Great rent potential in R E A L T I E S REALTOR nearby NROTC units excellent location. later than the November Asking $119,900 Navy Reserve Officer 58 Union Ave., Rutherford, N.J 07070 tests. All applications Training Corp. (NROTC) must be postmarked and LYNDHURST (201) 933-2213 Scholarships pay full tui­ college board , scores re­ tion, cost of textboks. leased no later than De- "BRAND NEW" FOR SALE This6&6 spacious home will have finished basement with kitchen, family room 8. full bath. Glass patio doors. RUTHERFORD - LARGE, RAMBLING, CLASSIC Youth Hockey Nears Presently being custom finished. Call to see 8. pick your QUEEN ANNE VICTORIAN ONE FAMILY ON ONE own colors. HALF ACRE IN NICEST LOCATION. ITS A BERGEN The board of directors of Atlantic Hockey League. Asking $179,900 CD. SPECIAL HISTORIC PROPERTY!! $135.000. the Essex County Amateur It was also announced Hockey Association (Es­ LYNOHURST NICE, TWO BEDROOM HOME ON that a Pre-Conditioning QUIET, PLEASANT STREET. NATURAL sex County Chiefs and clinic will run through RENTALS WOODWORK, GARAGE. $68,900. Golden Blades) announced Sept 18 for a ll levels. Try LYNDHURST — 4 mod. rooms in newer house. $525 yesterday a full program includes H, H/W. EAST RUTHERFORD PROFESSIONAL OFFICE outs for the Chiefs and WTH AMPLE PARKING? BUSINESS PLUS RENTAL? for the 1983-94 hockey Blades teams w ill begin on RJRTHERDEVELOPMENT OF THIS ONE FOURTH season. Sept 18, and finish on the ACRE W BUSY PARK AVE.? AND NOW A MODERN CALL US FOR THIS EXCITING NEW FEATURE TOUR AMD TOUR ROOM TWO FAMILY WITH 27th. Team practices will AVAILABLE ONLY TO OUR CUSTOMERS!!!! Wfe have FINISHED BASEMENT AND BATH. $124,900. This season the Chiefs begin Sept. 27 for some CITI BANK Mortgage power. Call for Details. will skate teams in the teams and the first games Rl/THERPORD - BETTER THAN A CONDOMINIUM New Jersey Youth Hockey FOR THE STYLISH SINGLES OR COUPLE. THIS ALL are expected to be played BRICK, SMALL, TWO BEDROOM MAINTENANCE League at the Mite, Squirt, Oct. 2. S tr o llin g v io lin is t T h e C o u n t entekains Bert and FREE HOME IN NICE LOCATION. $91500. Pee Wee A&B, Bantam, All Chiefs and Golden Ernie, Grover and the Cookie Monster during a A bbott and Midget division. In ad­ RUTHERFORD RENTALS TWO NICE SECOND Blades teams will skate at stopover in Transylvania as the Sesame Street Live dition the Chiefs will skate the South Mountain Arena muppeteers become global sightseers in the brand new teams in the Atlantic in West Orange. For more theatrical production, “Around the World with Sesame AND A HALF ROOMS, $600.00 (Adults no pets.) Bremer Hockey League at the Ban­ information concerning Street Live,” which begins at Meadowlands Arena on tam AA and Midget AA the clinics and try outs you Wednesday, Sept. 21. Opening night brings a $3 dis­ Inc., Realtor* divisions. The Golden may call 239-2&3 Monday count to all tickets, courtesy WDHA and WMTR radio. CALL OU* OFFICE FOR FWITHU DETAILS ON HOUtU Blades will skate at the through Saturday between Tickets are $8 and $7 and are available for all eight 705 Ridgt Rd., Lyndhunt • 933-3333 OPEN SUNDAY 1-4 P.M. ______Junior B division of the 9 A.M. and 5 P.M. performances, which conclude Sunday, Sept. 25. Dr.Max Woman’s Bureau Hotorv accessories or Large (N.J.S. 54:44.3et seq.). passengers Randy Pearce. Tony Melfi and Dave Melfi of Lvndhurst aboard Paquet’s champions Floyd Pat­ AVAILABLE Size Store. National b r a n * Operate from home. No in­ Jordache, Chic, Lee. Levi, s.s. Dolphin. The ship recently began serving Port Canaveral on her weekly four-night terson and Jose Torres; vestment High Earnings. Be Vanderbilt, Izod, Gunne Sax, cruises from Miami. Col. James Anderson, pro­ Esprit, Brittania, Calvin HUP WANTED fessor and director of a distributor & eat KJein, Ocean Pacific, Evan wholesale. e d u c a tio n a t the U.S. Plcone, H a b e rd a s h e ry , Write William Meeker Healthtex, 300 others. $7,900 PART TIME - Davs, 15 to 20 Military Academy at West hours per v«ek. Lvndhurst PART TIME SECRETARY. 4310-8 Lakewood Blvd. to $24,900, inventory, airfare, Church work. 10 hours per Point; and Bill Gallo, training, fixtures, grand pizza & sub shop. No ex­ long Beach, Ci.90808 perience necessary. Call 460- sports w riter with the New opening, etc. Mr Loughlin (612) 888-6555. 1381. ______THREE GIRLS - to assist York Daily News, will be office m anager. $3.00 an among the speakers. SECRETARY - Gal/Guv Fri­ hour. Call Mr. Fiore after 6 day. Persomal motivated in- RM .1991-7373.______Novich will announce dividual for diversified In­ the establishment of the THE LYNDHURST BOARD teresting responsibilities. SUBSCRIPTION AGENTS National Boxing Safety Good secretarial skills. Mon.- II Progresso - Sell subscrip, Fri. 9-5. Good salary & Center at United OF EDUCATION tiers to II Progresso in vour benefits. Bright cheerful of­ spare time. Earn extra Hospitals, the irst pro­ is seeking a 10 month clerk with the abili­ fice. Carlstadt. For appoint- money, work from your gram of its kind in the ment call 93S-6668.______home, no cash investments. ty to type 60 wpm, knowledge of For further information country dedicated to mak­ bookkeeping and office procedures. Ap­ FLYER PASSERS - S5. PER Writ& II Progresso, 15 Bland ing boxing a safer sport. HOUR. Write: Jobs, Box The Center has developed plications must be received by Sept. 28, 1331, Ooylestowg Pa. 18901 a comprehensive medical 1983, 3 p.m. prevailing time. Equal Op­ ENTERTAINMENT examination which will de­ portunity Employer. termine if a boxer is fit to COUNTER HELP MARY'S fight. Contenders will be Days - for convenience food examined by a panel of store Apply to Forest Dairy THEATER medical specialists before ASSESSING CLERK Cold Cut Center, 10 Spring and after each bout The Dell. Rutherford PARTIES staff will also conduct Borough of Rutherford Civil Service posi­ educational and research tion - subject to examination. Salary Sept. 25 R o b e r t M u lc a h e y , former mayor of Mendham and now executive director of the New programs designed to re­ range $13,015 - 16,958. Paid vacation, CLARIDGE Jersey Sports and Exposition Authority, is greeted by John Bruno, moderator for the duce boxing injuries. CASINO Cable 3 Drop In Program. Mulcahey gave an intensive survey of the sports authority’s sick leave, hospital and major medical For registration in­ $13.00 return accomplishments and its plans for the future. Traffic, he admitted, is a major problem formation contact Joyce plan, dental plan, contributory retirement h a h n e 's and that the authority is working toward arriving at solutions. (photo By John Healy) Kerr at 201 268-8020 plan. Applications are available and Sept. 27 should be filed with the Borough Clerk, NEWARK CATS Municipal Building, 176 Park Avenue, We are Looking Forward Rape Charge Levelled Rutherford, N.J. to Sept. 29 Fall & Christmas. PEGASUS ARE YOU? RACETRACK SCIENCE TEACHER Applications are now Against Union City Man being accepted for Sales Oct. 1-15 Position available immediately for positions for: A 24-year-old Union City SAN FRANCISCO Court Judge Donald W. De- raignment in Hackensack. After sexually assault­ qualified science teacher. Apply by phone F U L L T IM E HAWAII 8c man was arraigned Wed­ Cordova set bail for Iz­ He told Judge DeCordova ing her repeatedly and to P A R T T IM E nesday on charges of ab­ LAS VEGAS quierdo at $50,000 and en­ that he had had no prior robbingher of jewelry and (11 a.m .-3 p.m.) ducting a woman on a m id­ tered a not guilty plea for trouble with the law. cash, they left her naked ALFRED L. MARBAISE. SATURDAY ONLY town Manhattan street Oct. 3 him on charges of kidnap­ Ms. Clark, head of the on a dirt road that is an SUPERINTENDENT OF Apply to our Personnel Monday and driving her to 3 days, 2 nights ping. robbery, and ag­ county sex crimes unit, extension of Murray Hill BECTON REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL Office, Mondav-Fridav, 10 the meadowlands, where a.m-12 noon or 1-4 p.m. gravated sexual assault said the victim was walk­ Parkway, Ms. Clark said EAST RUTHERFORD MONTREAL he and an accomplice al­ Izquierdo, who came to ing to m ail a package The victim dressed and legedly raped, sodomized, 9 3 5 - 4 1 5 5 this country from Cuba when she was abducted on walked about a mile to a Oct. 22 and beat her on the head gssn s three years ago and does 41st Street between 11th Route 3 -service road, NINE with a rock. not speak English, said and 12th Avenues. Two where she flagged down a 609 Broad St., The victim , a 20-year-old O c t. 2 3 through an interpreter that m e n grabbed her, car. N e w a r k ENGLEBERT housewife from New Lon­ he had returned to work at threatened her with a equal opportunity employer m /f HOUSEKEEPER don, Conn . who was visit­ BTF' Tuesday after a year­ screwdriver, and pushed The couple in the car ing relatives in New York, Oct . 29 long layoff. her into a van and drove drove the victim to the WITH EXPERIENCE in a ls o suffered severe MY ONE 8i ONLY The slight, dark-haired her to an industrial area of Holiday Inn in Lyndhurst RECEPTIONIST bruises and abrasions in HEALTH CLUB. defendant appeared the meadowlands, said the to call police, Ms. Clark needed full time for physicians Nov. 3 the incident, which ended office in Rutherford. Typing without a lawyer at the ar­ assistant prosecutor. said. FULL TIME. Monday through Friday 7 A.M. — near Murray Hill Parkway skills required, experience pre­ ON YOUR TOES 2:30 P.M. Good Salary Benefits. Pleasant Sur­ ferred, non-smoker preferred. in East Rutherford about roundings. Nov. 5 two hours after it began at St. Michael’s Leisure Citizens Call 460-0280 5:30 p.m. APPLY IN PERSON - KING’S COURT FLEMINGT0N Geraldo Izquierdo of date will be announced at 525 Riverside Ave., Lyndhurst, N.J SHOPPING TOUR By John Maske All birthdays and an­ 1202 Bergenline Ave. was our meeting. Another trip St. Michaels Leisure niversaries w e re ac- arrested at his job at BTF is also scheduled for Atlan­ Nov. 10 C itiz e n s Club held its cknowledged. This month, STATE CERTIFICATION Textiles Inc. at 450 Murray tic City. Progress is being DREAM GIRL m e e tin g with president September, is the an­ HOME HEALTH AID Hill Parkway, not far from made for other events SECRETARY Chester Gutkowski presid­ niversary of our cclub, we CLERICALS >151-’ ! 70 where the assault took which will be announced. TRAINING Nov. 12 ing. are six years in existence. place. The Garden State Arts Must be able to take Foe Paid 35 hr. wk. READING The financial report was We will have a small Free classes starting 9/19 - The victim, who was celebration with Center has concluded its shorthand & typing. Some No T y * t 9/30. 9 A.M. - 1 P.M Mon.-Fri. SHOPPING TOUR given by treasurer Alice Guaranteed state certification scheduled to be released freeholder Doris Mahalick free entertainment for legal background helpful, Gutkowski and the but not necessary. Excellent PERMANENT JOBS if accepted. CAR NECESSARY. from Hackensack Medical as our guest speaker at the seniors for the year 1983. Large pleasant co. Nov 13 minutes by secretary working conditions. Start Local cases in Northern C e n t e r Thursday, had second meeting of the Once again the president Meadows. Exc. benfts. Ad­ JULIO IGIESIAS Marie Janowski immediately. ding machine ability & Bergen and Passaic Counties. furnished authorities with month. is appealing for donations TOP RATES. Must start work Membership secretary some soi id office exp. Need RESORTS descriptions of her as­ of gifts for our bingo Call 998-0252 car to get to co. immediately after classes. Helfen Domalewski is re­ Activities directors John sailants and the van they games. This is the only CALL RALPH CAMP Nov. 27 vising her books and would Szymanski and John MEDICAL drove, including a part of way we can replenish our like all who have changes Kolokowsky stated that the TOM JONES the license plate, said As­ 935-5700 PERSONNELPOOL dinner and the show t An­ treasury and be able to BANKING RESORTS sistant Bergen County Pro­ in addresses or telephone SNELLING t SNELLING 1SNa-5nst..Sulte1« nie) at Neil s New Yorker serve the freebies SaMIo Brook. N.I 143-0190 numbers to inform her. At OPPORTUNITIES 8 Station Squaie secutor M arilyn Clark was superb and enjoyed throughout the year. He the same time members Rutherfotd AL!. THE ABOVE INCLUDES A day after the abduc­ also wants to thank mem­ can check eligibility for immensely by all. Re­ wart!’t larfett C E O '' ORCHESTRA SEATS, DINNER, tio n , East Rutherford bers in advapce for their E tS ® " club benefits by atten­ servations were made for Employment Service LYNDHURST TRANSPORTATION TAXES Patrolman Jerome generosity. Bingo was AND TIP FOR DINNER. dance at ten meetings in a the future for the musical • T e l l e r s NORTH ARLINGTON WOMEN Winston noticed a van “Ain’t misbehavin” . The played after adjournment. year. •Secretaries UMEXTMMOaty V IP » PASSCNOIR matching her description LAST CHANCE TO LUXURY COACHES StUKM U l i t T O N M L I TO ATLANTIC CfTY parked at BTF Textiles. • M a i l R o o m EARN CASH FOR Individuals or groups Ms. Clark said. Two East M a c h in e CHRISTMAS l l l - I M l Call for Information Rutherford detectives and O p e r a to r s Show toys, gifts, decorative an investigator for the •Arm ed Guards items. Free kit. No investment. 998-1268 prosecutor's sex crimes No collecting. No deliveries. WANTED •Data Control Weekly pay check. Nation's unit watched the van and GUITAR PLAYER C le r k No. 1 Toy Pprty Plan. saw Izquierdo come out of For local tavern. ■EQEZIB9HI the building and go to it. CALL BARBARA 238-0344 COUNTRY MUSIC she said. SAT. EVE. Izquierdo was arrested CALO-SASS VFW 939-9682 because he also matched a POST 46 97 description given by the 222 Rlvir M., N. Arlington victim, according to Ms. (201)991)9887 Clark. The victim also BELflORE ACCORDION Annual Flea identified him in a photo jB S f ELDERLY COUPLE - seek­ NATIONAL STUDIO ing ,3 rooms, Lvndhurst No. lineup, according to the One Exchange Place Private Lniom Arlington area. No flats. Call Market court complaint against Jersey City, N.J. 07302 Accordion t Drams Sept. 24 from 10 AM to Equal Opportunity Employer t f j f him. Mule far Partin 4 PHI Authorities are still M O KEARNV AVENUE HSQBBDSBlM (Rain Date - Sept. 25) IN’, [RUCTIONS looking for the second sus­ KEARNY, II J. M l -2233 HOME CAR* - We lave DEALER WANTED — pect , a man called Carlos nurses, aides, homemaker*. who was described by the $ 1 2 PER TABLE ____* SPACE victim as an Hispanic with SALLY'S ART STUDIO in c.. several flags tatooed on CHILDREN A ADULTS isifflstam Celt Sr. Vice Cor Chas. Ate chest and a silver- Horsis. wild IHe. figures. portraits, landscaping, still life, from the cast of Paper Mill Playhouse'* “ANNIE” are: (lack (freeing,J , co il, pastels, acrylic wslsr colon, pan and Ink & PROFESSIONAL PAINTER McDonough capped front tooth, East raw - left to right) Tammy Kauffmaa, Dana Damon, L a n a Kaafmaa aad Carattae charcoal. looking tor lots. 20 vears Rutherford police said. experience. Reliable, re­ at 991-5543 Classes Now Forming - M1-4M1 asonable, insured. For in- Bergen County District aadnJanTll'^KeU ^ Bak0' T,r* who wU play Aaaie 5a5Bt«g __ THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1983—Page 19 L e a d e r

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Klrk'a Home Improvements LYNDHURST & KEARNY Automatic WANTED TO BUY. We buv Transmission DAY CARE CENTER antiques. S m all lots or single SIDINGS l * m i Pieces. Whole contents of A. TURIILL0 & SON BLOCK Sopko Bros. "Cuttixntfj or* our iaWvn*n" - KINDERGARTEN READINESS house. We conduct house Remodeling i Repairs » SOCIAL STUDIES Slat* *cer»oitfi leacheis sales. The Ivory Bird An­ ALL TYPES O ne of the most reputably ond COMPLETE CEILINGS > MUSIC State I teamed Oay Cara Cantai tiques, 555 Bloomfield Ave , Installed Over Carpentry Roofing & Siding ftnest trontimitior. sptciolitl > ARTS A CRAFTS Highly Oualilart Mall • HOME IMPROVEMENTS FREE Estimo*+* Montclair,j^j. 744-5225. You- O d Ceiling Kitchens & Baths •hop* w tht area. > READING 2 BASIC PROGRAMS • ADDITIONS A DORMERS f\*H/ Insurer* > SCIENCf • KITCHENS, BATHS WALLPAPERING ADDITIONS . ALTtRATIONS » ART « MATH AGF.S 2 * BUYING — Aluminum Cans, MODERNIZED LEADERS & GUTTERS 1 5.T in fo rd * • » LANGUAGE H O T LUNCH newspapers, non ferrous Plus ) Snacks metals. Allied Waste Pro­ • BASEMENTS & ATTICS A . RIEGER CALL 998 1 733 SUPERVISED ACTIVITIES * !$■ L/^d iurtt, f J ducts, 61 Midland Ave., Wall­ • ALUMINUM SIDING 991-6518 Over JO Yrs t ington, N.J. 473-7638. $1.00 AND ROOFING AJl workmanship guaranteed m i ESTIMATES OPEN ALL YEAR per 100 pounds. • STORM WINDOWS Nc job too big or too small 9 3 3 - 4 1 6 9 DAILY FROM 7:30AM to S 30PM 991-3515 WE HAVE AND DOORS ONE DAY SERVICE 157 Lafayette PI., Lyndhurst • EXPA N D E D • REPLACEMENT WINDOWS PAINTING BEPGEM-ESSEX A ll WORK 43 8 - 6 3 6 0 OUR SORRENTO FACILITIES 438-3663 LYNDHURST ROOFING t" 139 Bergen St., Kearny DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN TO WANTED TILE IMPORT Bens Painting k 9 9 1 - 5 6 3 4 ACCOMMODATE Sales & Installation 9 9 8 -9 6 6 6 THE W O R K IN G Bib Auto Parts Interior-Exterior EltCTRICAl JO RIVE* ROAD PARENT Complete Line of Tiles Professional Painting ol Belleville Pike will pay to $60 Bob McAllister Showroom Located AT Reasonable Prices N O ARUNGTON. N J. HOME IMPROVEMENTS 31 3 KEARNY AVE., Sherwm Williams Paint For For Any Full S ize Car HAFFELECTRIC KEARNY Lasting Beauty Complete. Used parts for all GENERAL CONTRACTOR FREE ESTIMATES Replacement Windows Get The Best For Your makes of cars. 997-6766 or 997-1745 INC. 201-991-0180 Vinyl-Alum Siding Bathroom* Money 54 Stover Ave., Kearny Leaders-Sutters Kitchens Free Estimates ELECTRICAL 9 9 1 -4 2 4 6 Additions-Oormers Door ____ 997-4097 CONTRACTORS DecksPorches Repairs GENNA TILE INDUSTRIAL 9 91-0081 Complete Bathroom FREE TELETYPE SERVICE Fully FREEESTIMATES Modernizing COMMERCIAL h w n d DAN'S Residential Wiring 9 9 7 -3 8 9 7 No job too "sm all" PAINTING & or too "BIG' Lie No. 3988 Meadowlands AUTOMOBILES HILLTOP DAY BRING IT IN PAPERHANGING AUTO WRECKERS FORD PINTO, 79 - Grev, ALUMINUM. BUSS. 6 6 1 -5 1 7 2 FREE ESTIMATES 9 9 8 - 8 6 5 6 automatic, air cond. Call CARE CENTER COPPER, LEAD, Overhead Gargage Doors BUVERS OF JUNK CARS after t pun. 99W655.______. REPLACED . INSTALLED 997-9264 460-8637 MOTHERS OF BATTERIES AND IRON 4 SELLERS OF USED • SERVICED BILLS AUTO KEARNY SCRAP METAL Electric Door Openers SPACE AUTO PARTS NEWBORNS WRECKERS Infant care starting at 6 wks old is 478 Schuyler Ave., Kearny • SALES .INSTALLATION EDWARD J. WILKJR. MeOANIEl ENTERPRISES RICHIE GALLO. Pres H.I£HESTPR|cE pA|D available in the Meadowlands in­ FOR PAINTING ANO BUILT RITE INC dustrial Pk area For further info Belleville Tpk. for CARS OR TRUCKS 6 6 7 - 4 9 7 6 DECORATING & ROOFING ANY CONDITION Call lee at 933-5105 141 UHLANDSTREET NORTH ARLINGTON OPEN ALL YEAR WE BUY SALE SHINGLES HOT t a F Belleville Pike, No. Arlington LAST RUTHERFORD Daily from 7:15 WASTE PAPER CHIMNEYS - REPAIRS 998-0966 to 5:30 KITCHEN PU11V INSURED For Further Information recycling 9 3 3 - 3 2 7 2 CABINET FREE ESTIMATES CALL LEE 933-5105 newpaper, IBM cards, REFINISHER 9 3 5 -5 1 8 9 Estimates absolutely free. NOW BUYING!! FOR CASH!! corrugated boxes. Specialists in Interior • Exterior ANY TYPE CAR e ANY YEAR CAR Will make your old cabinets Newspaper drive ar­ Serving All North Jersey BRING TITLE!! IMMEDIATE PAYMENT look like new. Call now and Sponge • Brush • Roller • Airless Spray ranged. Newspapers FREE ESTIMATES have professional wood Stenciling • Graphic Designs on your B E LL P IK E M O TO RS finisher come to your home COa. BCUEVIUE PIKE t RIVER rd. Across from An. Dine, FDR SALE - Kitchen-Aid dis­ $1.00 per hundred pounds ROOFING & SIDING hwasher. Good condition, $50. and explain amazingly inex­ ■998-4368^^—^ ^ ^ — - Call 345-2293 Mon -lj. (pIC M U 'j ,Y 0.11. Gutters, Leaders & Repairs Call 933-3061 eves. thru Fri 7 to 5 Sat 7 to 4 pensive process. Alum Storm Windows. Door Call now between JAVELIN 1S73 - 70,000 miles, Hackensack Roofing Co. p/s, p/b, 2 dr., good running GARAGE SALE - 262 Feronia 10A.M. &6P M Textured Walls • Ceilings condition. Best offer. Call Way, Rutherford. Friday, JOSEPH DAMAT0 83 First St 4 8 7 - 5 0 5 0 Saturday and Sunday, Sept. MON. — SAT. Not Just Painters. . . after 6 P .M 438-2896. PAPERST0CK ALL W O R K G U A R A N T E E D 16, 17, 18, 9 to 5 P.M. Bed, 998-2367 Woodwork... Refinishing. ..Artists furniture, musical equip­ 79 FLORIDA AVENUE MODERN AUTO ment, trunk, copper table, Sale PATERSON Complete Line of Wall Coverings BERGEN-iSSIX PARTS odds and ends. Residential • (201)997-4846 • Commerical ROOFING CO. GARAGE SALE - 524 Weart m a s M S M M DISCOUNTPRICES! Ave., Lyndhurst. Sat. & Sun., WANTED Roofing ... Gutters APARTMENT f o r rent • B R A K E S * M UFFLERS Sept. 17 and 18, 9 A.M. to 7 OLD TOY TRAINS • Concrete I Brick Work .032 leomlest gauge 3Vj modern rooms, located in CLEANING—RUGS. ETC • CLUTCHES* SHOCKS P.M. Housewares, dishes, JULIUS MALIK Lvndhurst, convenient to Lionel, Flyer. Ives. etc. • Porches • Brick Veneer FREE ESTIMATES • MACHINE SHOP DRUMS glassware, toys, children's transportation. No pets. 1395 bikes and miscellaneous local collector »Patios •Sidewalks* Walls FULLY INSURED TURNED HEADS REBUILT PAINTING Larry Nisivaccia ---- mo. Including heat. Call 933- items. pays top prices 1 S3 Sanford Ave. <967 after b P M.______• HIGH PERFORMANCE Free Estimates Interior and Exterior PARTS & LABOR YARD SALE - Sat., Sept. 17 825-0947 T el. 546-2376 CRYSTAL lyndhurst, N.I. FOR RENT. KEARNY / NO. call T0WNE anytime. • TO O LS RENTED 424 Lake Ave., Lyndhurst. 9 FREE E S T IM A T E S 933-4169 ARUNGTON AREA - Conve­ • PAINTS DUPONT & to 5 P.M Baseball cards, CARPETS niently located to Kearny 9 9 8 - 4 8 3 1 440 Valley Brook Ave. METAL FLAKE • MINI BIKES comic books, bric-a-brac, MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Ave. 4 large mod. rms. Stove household items and tables. Lyndhurst, N.J. 07071 / refrig, built-in air cond., MECHANIC ON DUTY Anthony J. D eA ngelo BARGAIN SALE - CHARLES CANGELOSI ELECTRICAL 933-2930 h/hw included. No pets. Busi­ WHITE APARTMENT SIZE WALL TO WALL CARPET ness couple preferred. 82 RUTGERS ST . BELLEVILLE ^ from Mason Contractor STOVE - Good condition. $7000vooo beautiful wooded CUSTOM RUG ROOFING Available immediately. $425. OPEN SUNDAY 9 AM-2 PM Best offer. Call after 6 P.M • BncK Steps Call 997-8000.______438-2510. W * " 9 Sltes >n Pocono Mis. - Meyer Electric SHAMPOOING CONTRACTOR 759-5555 • Waterproofing c?l£ £ ^ d o ,L15- 'e n n is , SERVICE MAT RENTALS Roofing, Gutters, Leaders - while they last - • Rewiring • Services APARTMENT FOR RENT - 4 • Cement Grouting • LINOLEUM & TILES Aluminum Trim I Hot rms., h/hw included. Busi­ • Smoke Alarms • Etc. a»23M 160media,e '• • Pressure Grouting • AREA R U G S Asphalt ness couple preferred. PERSONALS BEST PRICES •STATUES PLAQUES • Concrete Patio & Over 23 Years Experience Available Oct. 15, $425. mo. HOOVER VACUUM P E D E S T A L S Call 933-7826.______CLEANER, with attachment. 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negotiators were bicker­ “Come along, Ernie,” Minister was enjoying a Ernest Cuneo, one of “It is axiomatic that industrial life of Western States” . ing! well-earned drink with East Rutherford High said Stephenson. “ We're whoever controls Iran con­ Europe and Japan. And as Mr. Cuneo, who comes going to call upon the several of his colleagues. School's outstanding alum­ Mr. Cuneo went on to trols the Persian G ulf," he go they, so goes the United ni, was the subject of a Prime Minister at No. 10. " Churchill greeted the two become a successful in- says. “ Whoever controls recent front page story in newcomers warmly.” ternational la w y e r , “Good God, Bill," the the Persian G ulf controls The Bermuda Sun of Aug. specializing in cases of astonished Cuneo replied. M r. Hyde adds that they the oil fields of both the 19 western European and "Don’t you realize it is did not leave No. 10 until Gulf and of the Tigris- Cuneo. who established a Mediterranean interests. four o’clock in the morning dawn, and that Sir Winston Euphrates, and whoever and the American took to brilliant intelligence re­ He also acted as standing and we cannot possibly controls them controls the cord in World War II, was counsel to the Democratic break in on the great man e a c h other im ­ on his annual visit to National Committee, at this hour? Why, he may mediately. William Stephenson, which led to his having top be asleep ” Since the war ended in O p e n H o u s e Britain’s top intelligence level connections in Presi­ “The whole of the forces 1945, M r. Cuneo has con­ An Open House and Art expert in the war. who now t in u e d with his legal dent Roosevelt's Ad­ of Britain are engaged in Exhibit will be held by the lives in Bermuda when ministration. one way or another at this career, and is a former Friends of Felician College Tomasma Fountain, writer moment, and some of my president of the North Doubtless Mr. Cuneo will Library, Inc., on Sunday, for the Bermuda Sun, give his own version in his own people are at this very American Newspaper Al­ Sept. 18, from 2.30 to 5:30 tracked him down for an liance. autobiography of his meet­ moment dropping into P.M. at the Felician Col­ interview. ing with Britain’s Prime enemy territory," He has written many lege Library, South Main The interview follows: Minister Sir W in s to n Stephenson remarked with articles on the menace of Street, Lodi. In Bermuda for the last Churchill in December, apparent unconcern. Communism in the world, Visitors will be taken on 1943 two weeks to continue a 43- ’ Why, then, d o you think and the Kussian method of a tour of the Library, to year friendship has been This is mentioned in H. that their leader should be undeclared war. show the many achieve­ Ernest Cuneo. a legal ad- Montgomery Hyde’s book sleeping at his post?” He is particularly con­ ments made possible by viser to President about Sir William, "The "When they reached cerned about the situation our benefactors. Three Franklin 1) Roosevelt dur­ Quiet Canadian." S ir Downing Street, they an­ in Iran, and whether the eminent artists, Kay TANEEZ ing World W ar Two. William and Mr. Cuneo nounced themselves, and Kremlin will order its Spero, Jane Hokicki and to Cuneo’s surprise were Tudeh Party to take over Leon Wojciechowski will (ACROSS FROM WOMANS WORLD) immediately shown into a the country on the death of exhibit a selection of their 161 Park Ave., Rutherford • 933-5426 Among the acquaintances of Ernest Cuneo room, where the Prime Ayatolah Khoumem, now 83 artistic works. and Sir William Stephenson was Oliver St. John Gogarty. the Irish poet and friend of Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Hoagland of Kutherford. During one of their meetings Gogarty whipped out the following limerick: \ lady ot doubtful nativity Had a fanny of great sensitivity When she sat on the lap Of a Nazi or Jap She detected Fifth Column activity. The original manuscript was presented to Sir William, who subsequently gave it to Mr. Cuneo. The story goes that it caused some hilarity in the White House when recited to President Franklin D. Roosevelt!

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