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The zepole is another traditional pizza by the slice. to San Genaro, famed Italian produces great festivals and pepper sandwiches. crowd pleaser and spec­ festival featured in New around the state, w ill put up Each year the aroma of Stalls with candies and tators usually stand around nuts also w ill attract many. York’s Little Italy section the tents for the various frying peppers and sausage watching the workers dip Unico, a nationwide each year, will be staged foods and games and the has drawn the biggest their fingers in water, then organization which has a again this year at Lyndhurst rides for the children. crowds at the food stalls. scoop out an ounce of dough strong unit in Lyndhurst, Uttle League Field Friday, There will be Italian There w ill, alao, be the The water prevents the stages the street festival Saturday, Sunday and Mon­ delicacies of all sorts. zepole, the bread dough that dough from sticking every year to raise money day However, if past experience is fried in gallons of boiling There w ill be clams on the for its numerous charitable Once again the Tolve is a guide the big rush w ill be oil, then sprinkled with half shell and, of course, the activities. H alfw ay H ouse M eets T otal R esistance of death of a spouse or zoning board of ita intent By Amy Olvtae ministrative director of the donations to the SRMHC if migration of their relatives The Center’s attorney, About 100 residents of the South Bergen Center, said they did things in the man­ to faraway places. It is Gabriel Ambroaio, former township came to Town Hall this is'lhe 17th such residen­ ner in which they established training they receive in township attorney, said the last Thursday night in tial facility eatabiiahed in the residence. He issued a theae halfway houses that of­ Center had no need to notify violent protest against a Bergen County. In all cases statement on Thursday ten enable them to take up the board since it was Halfway Houee for former letters were sort to residents saying a daily paper had establishing a two-family patients at Grcyatone independent and self-suppor­ near the proposed hones misquoted him — that he is ting lives again. residence, two apartments, psychiatric hospital which who reacted as those at the for helping in Mental Health el bitherferf at the Adidt'CenMnuing education M r held lost in a former three-apartment has been estabbted at m local ra lly , which had to be Programs, but does not like weekend at the Ben an Mall,----------------------- _T , The Board of Com- house, in a residential area. Newark Avenue by the South removed to the firehouse the way in which the con­ schools aahfcHad and damonoanlod hlghflphla ef their M l , , m iw oners, on the whole, ex­ He said a 197* caae— Berger Bergen Mental Health Cen­ because of cowt’s being con­ tract waa signed, “ Without day w a it apaaaoaed by the le n e a County Ceuadl of Blwdas al pressed themselves aa in vs. State — tried in the State I O . 1 ________ m__ . ___ a___ «_a .. ter, located on Valley Brook ducted in the oouidl cham­ notifying the commissioners favor of helping in mental Ave , Lyndhurst. The state- Stfrene Court, ruled that a bers. Most of the protesters or Board of Adjuatment or health programs, aa shown residential facility for han- !in feared thet cUldNn might taking Into consideration ths by tha board’s donation of dkapped children waa par- be affected, fadings of tha paente ef the are placed la the cava el serves Lyndhurst houaa next to the facility has 102,000 toward its POO, 000 Neighbors Alert Arlington, Cfcrhtedt, Eaat the plaoe on Newark Avenue foster families or in a alreatfy posted e “ For Sole” budget, reported Scerbo. The is a hospital, and therefore residential atmosphere such Rutherford, Garfield sign aad he said he feared Center established a “ Thrift illegally established. aa the local house, given Moonachie, Rutherford, his own property, recently Shop” on its premises at 516 The case will go to court trailed and sifportive help Wallington and Wood-Ridge. purchased might suffer a Valley Brook Ave., which is Police O n R obbery However, Mayor Joaeph A. snd a municipal judgment and taught skills or lowered value. One woman actually a Rehabilitation Carucci and the com­ w ill be rendered. It ia not Once again the alertness of set by Judge John C. Garde hwikwplng aid self care said she would get neighbors Center, and it made $1000 for Police urge any resident missioners were perturbed known if Municipal Judge neighbors and their prompt­ at $5,000 for each. Doherty who heara or sees any and trained for Jobe If able to to “picket until they are the Center last year. that the trustees of the Men­ John C. Garde wiU hear tbe ness in calling police has was bleeding from cuts on wort, so they may rejoin gone, gone, gone.” Scerbo Monsignor Henry Beck, a suspicious action to call tal Health Center signed a caae. Polito said if the local paid off in apprehension of his hand and arm sustained their families or again take said at present only two very member of the SBMHC police at once as it has been would-be robbers. Last when he broke the window of contract with the state to decision is against the Cen­ qiset women, one In her fif­ Board, said he “ thought the their place in society TlMiraday at 3:52 A.M. police this kind of quick action establish the residence ter, it can appeal to a higher ties and one in her sixties are the diner in order to gain en­ people of Ly n d u rst were a were called to the Colonial which has resulted in several Some patients have no without notifying the Board court. residing In the house. A trance. It was this tinkling people of compassion" and Diner at 27 Orient Way, Lyn­ apprehensions of wouldbe homes to retwn to because of Commissioners or the Peter Scerbo, ad- supervisor is on duty 24 glass which the neighbor he was surprised at the out- dhurst, by a neighborhood thieves. hours a day, employees who heard and reported. burst of panic evidenced by resident who had heard glass serve eight-hou- shifts, then thoae at the meeting. He said being broken. Lt. Arthur return to their homes. They Paluzzi New Clerk of Court we should look upon the per­ Schreckenstein, on desk Columbus School PTA are not guards, emphasized sons who w ill come to the duty, called Car (2 with Alex Paluzu, recently ap­ Scerbo. The women go to residence as "human being­ Patrolmen Peter Scotti and Plans Food Festival pointed Lyndhurst Municipal training classes in a Ruther­ s’’ and “ think how we would Gregory Bilis to the sceie, Mrs. Lois Celentano, orchestra scheduled is Gli Court Clerk, haa been hard ford church where such a feel if a wife, husband, meanwhile alerting all other Program Chairman of Innocenti (The Innocents) a st work since Us appoint­ program has been in brother or sister of ours were cars. Cars 72 and 73 respon­ Columbus School PT A , an­ papular Italian band and ment by Public Safety Com­ existence for three years, sent to the house.” ded also, with Patrolmen nounced that the committee vocal group. Many extra missioner Peter J. Russo. with about 25 persons going Scerbo later told this Robert Glangeruso and has designated Saturday Italian booth specialties will .Tfce appointment was ratified daily for classes, transpor­ reporter that after the James Miieski and Detective evening, October 1, as by a reeoiution of the Board ted from several residences meeting various persons told be prepared far the occasion. Ramon Francis and Ptl. Ted Italian Night at their In addition to the usual of Commissioners. in the com ty him they came only because Kaminski. Cultural Food Festival on pizza, sausage and peppers, Patmxi succeeds Arthur their neighbors asked them Herrmat® who served in the Scerbo said the contract Detective Francis, first to Marin Oval, Lyndhurst. The ziti and meatballs, zeppde to and that after hearing the look into the diner, saw two position for a years, and with the state was signed for and calzone, there will be facts at the meeting felt men inside and pointing his who retired following ter- one year on March 31, 1977. more confident about the Bus Ride To linguini and dam sauce, He and Helen Kuruc, chair­ gun at them ordered them to meat and cheese ravioli, program.
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