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Talk about pious hypocrisy! Our dear, dear New Jersey, which has been encouraging everything but betting on cockroach racing, now plans to spend $90,000 on plans to aid compulsive gamblers. The millions that the state spends promoting lotteries. Ihe tax breaks it gives to Ihe racetracks and the open (Eoitnnerrial TfJeahcr Mins with which it receives the mob-controlled casinos certainly ought to give the powers-that-be pangs of conscience. But ninety thousand bucks will and SOUTIT BERGEN REVIEW hardlv begin to scratch the vast harm done by the gambling fever from which New Jersev suffers. Second-Class postage paid at Rutherford. N J vol.. 61 NO. 29 USPS1J5.M [«e] TIH'KSDAY FEBRUARY 10. 198;! Published at 251 Ridge Rd , Lyndhurst Subscription $8 00 Published Weekly
Black Beauty T ow nship T o Fight T o A t L i b r a r y Lyndhurst Library will Plant Poses Problem s present the movie “Black The Bergen County out and resource recovery R egain T ow n Acreage Beauty" on Tuesday. Feb Instead of such build sary sewerage and connect Board of Public Utilities, plants would take its place 15 at 3 15 P.M. in the ings. the plant, it is con it with its sewer line that is once known as the Bergen By Amy Divine of garbage collections, Sika Chemical Co. situ children's room The mov HMDC. then under the tended would attract less operated from Little saying. ‘The garbage bids County Sewer Authority, direction of Sheriff Wil Ferrv Also promised is a At the January 25 Com ation on blasting to enlarge ie is free desirable industries anx were rigged would like to build their liam D McDowell, studied ious to obtain the energy road that would snake mission meeting Mayor its property along Polito Craft classes on proposed $200 million re a number of plans for a that would flow from the along the- perimeter of the James Guida revealed that He inquired. What is Road. Guida replied that Tuesdays have resumed at source recovery plant on a resource recovery plant recovery plant corporate center from in the previous week he Senator Hirkala doing for the company had decided the library Classes begin strip of Lyndhurst proper Route 3 and reach the re v met with lawyers to con us? It is time you started to accept the recommen at 1 P.M. On Tuesday. In essence, the plant One of the arguments in ty at the perimter of the covery plant without sider fighting for the town thinking about the people dation of Township Engi Feb 15. instruction in would convert garbage favor of the plant is that if meadowlands. touching a present Lvn ship to regain the 440 acres of Lyndhurst Our taxes ‘ neer Joseph Neglia that crocheting will be offered into energy bv burning it it discouraged office build The plan, long the sub- dhurst street in the meadowlands that continually go up. the the slope be approved on On Feb 22. the special under a high-powered ing construction, it would HMDC is eroding our the 2 to 1 instead of the 6 to ject of rumor, came out in combustion method Van also discourage the plan t h e Hackensack project will be Hummel One other bit of bait of home rule rights, and now 1 slope Sika's engineer rec the open last week at a ous plans for such plants for putting extensive hous Meadowlands Develop plaques For this project, fered by the utilities agen it expects us to take six ommended originally. meeting of the Board of have been on the drawing ing in the meadowlands ment Commission says it it is necessary to register cy is that it would buy the more years of Essex Coun Commissioners and ex boards for vears In a few will develop as DeKorte Guida reiterated that if in advance. A SI regis In a recent review of the land it needs from Lvn tv garbage " At this point ecutives of the utilities communities they are now Park with no remunera it is found that blasting is tration fee is required i An township's master plan it dhurst providing Lvn there was much applause agency in existence tion to Lyndhurst. He said necessrv at the site. Sika additional small charge was said that housing con dhurst with more than $1 from the audience The commissioners also the commission is also must receive a permit may be made for materi However, the recovery templated in the meadows million and that it would are considering the plan of going to fight to have the Guida reported that the from the township to do so als at the class, i plant aimed for the would create financial give the township a per commission has been in t h e Hackensack meadowlands would be far problems for the township county release to the town I II never allow a blast Upcoming films at the centage of the monies it Meadowlands Develop larger than any now in op The housing would re ship the 73 acres it had vited to meet with the ing pemit. " said Guida librarv include collected from the garbage ment Commission to ailow quire. it is said, fire and promised to return after HMDC on its Master Plan “Notorious' starring Cary eration It would consume contractors who would use Guida noted that Lvn at the same site asked for police protection, roads the landfill site had been on Feb 15. at the HMDC Grant and Ingrid Bergman 3.000 tons of garbage daily the plant dhurst will participate in bv the utilities agency con and maintenance of roads filled but which it has not headquarters on Feb. 10 and the series from about 450 trucks — whatever way it can in the struction of housing for and at least one school yet done John Russell expressed “The Six Wives of Henry the same number of trucks (Continued on Page 4 > celebration of the County's 11.000 to 15.000 persons Guida's remarks were the opinion that "there is VIII beginning on Feb now dumping garbage in Furthermore it is said, made after former mavor- little rapport between the tri-centennial beginning Some commissioners the meadowlands the housing would destroy 17. Movies begin at 7 P.M Editorials 6 assemblvman Peter township and the HMDC March 7. It has named the are opposed to both plans Objections to such a the present balance of the and are free (’able i Guide 6 J.Russo, in his first ap Guida replied. That is late Mayor Joseph A However, thev believe that plant are numerous One of township since it would de Vagabonding 11 pearance before the board not exactly true, but I Carucci as its number one Fraiicliiiio C hi one or the other is in them is the damage it velop in the eastern part of Sp< >rt sw i re 14 think some employees act citizen. evitable and they are would do to the environ the township in effect, an since he left it. asked Dean's List Classifieds 26 27 without knowing what weighing the advantages ment. aesthetically and bv other community Guida what it is doing Lee Pacifico read Obituaries 19 23 some others are doing Anthony J Franchino and disadvantages of both pollution Another problem hous about regaining control articles quoting Anthony Heal Estate 25 26 Jr.. son of Mr and Mrs. The resource recovery Another objection is that ing would create is sew over the 440 and the 73 Russell noted that the Scardino. Jr. written when Medical Direct )1“V 11 Anthony Franchino of Lyn plant has been a long time erage Already the eastern acres. HMDC is building a second he was mavor of Lyn once the plant was built it Dining ()ut U dhurst has earned a place coming. When the HMDC would abort any plans for end of the township suffers Said Russo. The prob baler and remarked. dhurst in which he Beaut\ Aids 20 on the Dean's List at dec ided to build their baler warehousing and office from a need for more sew lems in the meadowlands ‘That is not the answer to castigated the state for Wedding ('.melt 20 Rutgers University School in North Arlington it was are 10 times worse than the garbage problem eroding self-rule, stating. structures that now char erage Be A Winner of Pharmacy. Newark, for with the idea that even i they were in 1969 ." He In reply to the question He ^ really done an acterize the corporate cen The utilities agency said 15 IB 17 18 19 the 1982 fall semester tually it would be phased r noted the much higher cost by Edna Perrotta as to the about^A ^*' ter built bv Bellemead it would provide the neces
, ______. _____ ,__ ...... ■ ~ ~ Com m unities Choose Num ber One Residents
Anna Whitlow Marv Caso Stanley Kopack Joseph Carucci Margaret Schak
Anna Whitlow of Carlstadt has shown She savs she's “ just a housewife" and Wallington's designated Number One When municipal governing bodies were Rutherford was more than 90 vears old that the wav to a community's heart is the Borough Council calls her East Citizen is a man who sometimes sub invited to select their Number One before it was discovered that a woman's through dedicated volunteer services - but Rutherford's Number One Citizen, but the stitutes for Santa Claus, often decorates Citizens for special attention during the place can be in Borough Council cham her famously delicious cakes are no hin real Marv Caso is a busier, more versatile firemen's and veterans' graves at his own Bergen Countv Tricentennial this vear bers. but it learned its lesson so well that drance and dedicated woman than even the com expense, and has a friend determined to Lvndhurst Township commissioners the woman who proved the point - seized the opportunity to pay their re Mrs Whitlow, a civic activist for most bined identifications implv make know the good deeds Margaret K Schak has been designated spects once again to the late Joseph A of the 64 vears she has lived in Carlstadt. A" mother of four who has built a com Stanley Kopack. who was born in W all as the town's Number One Citizen Carucci J r . their five-time mavor is among 39 men and women who have munity service record around her chil ington January 5. 1900. and has lived at Mrs Schak who served half a vear as Mr Carucci and Dr David Goldberg of been named as their communities dren. Mrs Caso at 42 is one of the 201 Maple Avenue since 19>4 has been mavor in addition to most of a term on Westwood will be honored posthumously Number One Citizens either bv municipal youngest of the 39 Number One Citizens, named bv the Borough Council as the Council in the 1970s will be among 39 while 37 other men and women will be governing bodies or bv committees or named bv their municipal governing bod town's Number One Citizen and he'll be Number One Citizens from as manv saluted as their municipalities' Number organizations delegated bv governing ies or bv committees or organizations honored in a ceremonv saluting 39 towns' Bergen Countv municipalities who will be One Citizens in a ceremonv Monday eve bodies to make the choice delegated bv the governing bodies, who Number One Citi/ens Monday evening honored in a ceremony Monday. March 7 will be cited for outstanding community March 7. at 7:30 P M at Bergen Mall ning. March 7. at Bergen Mall Shopping at 7 30 1' M at Bergen Mall Shopping Ihe Number One Citizens will be service as part of the Bergen Countv Shopping Center. Paramus. to mark Center The tribute to distinguished com Center Mrs Schak was selected for the among those honored March 7 starting at Tricentennial celebration The ceremonv Bergen Countv s 300th birthday munitv leaders will be one of manv festive honor by the borough governing body 7:30 P.M at Bergen Mall Shopping Cen will take place March 7 at Bergen Mall The Wallington council agreed to ac wavs in which Bergen Countvs 300th which she represents on the Hackensack ter. Paramus. as one of the numerous Shopping Plaza cept nominations for the community's birthday is celebrated Meadowlands Municipal Committee events planned in 1983 to celebrate the Mrs Caso has a long history of involve outstanding citizen and another Wall Bom in Lvndhurst on the Fourth of Bergen Counts' Tricentennial ment in children's sports programs and ington man. Andrew Supchak. made a July. 1920. Mr Carucci died of a heart Mrs Schak. whose husband. Frank, is a A legendary cook who operated a home parent-teacher groups, but she's never too convincing case for his long-time friend attack last Mav 11 while friends were retired mail carrier and whose six chil catering service in the liMOs and 1950s busy to respond with compassion to some In a hand-penned memo, he laconically preparing for a partv that was to have dren are now grown up was attracted to Mrs. Whitlow also has been active in pressing human need In the middle 1970s. provided biographical facts and related launched his campaign for a third term on politics in 1974 because of her com m it many organizations and projects, includ ‘or instance, she organized and conducted Mr Kopack's philanthropies: Played the countv board of freeholders The occa ment to careful planning in the develop ing the school picnic committee, the blood a fund drive to help the family of a close Santa Claus along Maple Avenue, distrib sion turned into a memorial and col ment of the Meadowlands. affecting bank. Daughters of America War Moth friend of hers who was dving of Hodgkins uted the largest stockings everv vear and leagues exchanged reminiscences about Rutherford and 13 other municipalities. ers and VFW Auxiliary Unit 3149 She is Disease More than $6,000 was raised also taking care of some unfortunate the politician who brought honor to the She and another Democrat won seats on past president and a charter member ol through student-facultv ballgames. car needy families " And. continued Mr name according to the eulogies bv Demo the Borough Council and. in 1975 for the the American Legion Auxiliary Unit 69 a washes conducted bv young people, ap Supchak. Mr Kopack “always took care crats as well as bv members of his own first time, the Rutherford Council had < li charter member of the Mothers Club, life peals to industry and in other wavs of veterans' and firemen's graves with Republican partv a woman member, and <2> Democratic member of the Women's Society and hon She herself recently became aware that flags everv Memorial Dav and still does A veteran of 39 months of service with control (Continued on Page 4 > (Continued on Page 4 > < Contmued on Page 4) (Contmued on Page 41 (Continued on Page 4)
l Page i —THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 10. IMS String Q uartet, Soloists At Marcus H all *ou,h Gr^p Poet W ill Read At Center To Serve Breakfast and raised in Fort I^ee. will offer interpretations of coveted Naum burg Cham A special Valentine's Maria Gil Ian. author of The Muir String Quartet cital is the quartet's first N .J. She a tt e n d e d a pieces by Ravel and ber Music Award in 1981 The Youth Group of St Day poetry reading will be ‘Flowers From The Tree will perform a, special appearance in months private school for twelve Mozart along with their ar and first prize in the Evian Matthew's Ev. Lutheran held Monday. Feb. 14 at 8 of Night." her first book of chamber music concert at within this area and prom vears. then in 1973 gradu rangement of Beethoven's International String Church. Valleybrook and p.m. in Marcus Hall at the poems, teaches at Passaic Marcus Hall in the Wil ises to be a memorable af ated from Edward Wil Quartet in E Minor (Opus Quartet Competition, the Travers PI.. Lyndhurst. is William Carlos Williams Community College in Pa liams Center on Sunday at fair Tickets are S8 «$6 liams College, part of 59. No 2) Thev will be ensemble has won many holding a “Pancake and Center for the Performing terson and heads up the 3 p.m for students and senior Fairleigh Dickinson Uni accompanied by the noted admirers in their three- Sausage'' Breakfast on Arts. Admission is $4. stu Cultural Center there She The Muir Quartet con citizens). They may be versity with an Associate year career notably during Saturday. Feb. 26 between dents and seniors $3 with also coordinates the poetry sisting of Bayla Keves and oboist Joel Timm for the purchased at the Williams in Arts Degree. Ms. a two-year residency at the hours of 8 and 11 A M I D. The featured poets series for the college She .Joseph Genualdi on violin. Mozart selection. Center's office weekdays Marshall is currently Yale University. Thev are: Laura Boss. John is the editor of "Footwork Michael Revnolds on cello After graduating from between 9 and 5 or the Box working on a novel, and have won praise from All the pancakes you can Dollar. Maria Gil Ian. and Magazine" and has been a and Steven Ansell on viola Philadelphia's Curtis In Office between 7-9:30 p.m. also writes music. She countless critics the world eat’ Coffee included Cost: D S Marshall recipient of the New Jer stitute of Music, the Muir Further information can lives in Franklin Lakes. over, and Theodore W $3 adults; $2 children un sey State Council Grant for String Quartet garnered be obtained bv calling 939- Laura Boss is the author N.J. with her husband and Libbey of The New York der 12. her poetry Presently she worldwide accolades dur of ‘Stripping. " a book of two 'children. Her first Times has endorsed them is working towards her ing their frequent tours of poems, and currently book of poems. "The Black A DAY OF BEAUTY as "rivaling the best in the Ph.D. in English from ‘ North America and Eu teaches at Fairleigh And White of Love" has world. " Drew University. SPEGIftb rope. Dickinson University. She recently been published bv Winners of the highly The Williams Center re Center To Host has been published in D.S. Marshall was bom Vantage Press. many magazines and was PRIGES a two time winner of the MONDAYS ONLY Anna IMoffo William Carlos Williams PERMANENTS Poetry Contest. She re Internationally-re- the unveiling of plans for sides in Guttenberg. N.J. and is the founder and edi $ 25 .00 cimjlm nowned soprano Anna Mof construction of a multi Reft. J4 5 A colony of honeybees may be composed tor of "Lips Magazine" fo will perform and be the purpose concert hall de of as many as 90,000 individual bees. which publishes poetry. HAIR STYLES honored guest at a recep signed to be the central Shampoo. Cut. Blow Dry tion for New Jersey corpo facility at the Williams John Dollar, a Williams rate leaders sponsored by Center. scholar, is professor of Hu $ 1 0 . 0 0 CUSTOM DENTURES $225 the W illiam Carlos Wil The‘ William Carlos Wil IM il L£NGTH HAIR) manities at Fairleigh R£G. S 12- $ 15 liams Center For The Per liams Center For The Per- Dickinson University and NEW HOURS BRACES ra&tfcs- *985*1385 forming Arts. Tuesday forming .Arts — in a lifelong resident of Mon.. lues., Tkurv, Fri., S it Feb. 22. at the Center's corporated‘ in 1978 — is a Rutherford. He has trans 8 AM - 6 PM A MOOERN A PROFESSIONAL Evening headquarters start non-profit project devoted lated poetry from the WED . EVE . TIL 9 OFFICE Appointments ing at 8 P.M to filling the long-standing Greek and Latin for Wil Nail Tips and Wraps need in New Jersey for a Til 9 P.M. & The reception will be liam Carlos Williams. He Manicures. Waiing D e n t a l hosted by Fairleigh modern fully-equipped is presently engaged in All Day Saturday Dickinson Jr.— a major performing arts facility writing a play The Muir Quartet PAL C a f e - 438-4774 leader in the state's busi ness community and a JOEY’S 331 Ridge Rd., Lyndhurst long-time supporter of the 72-HOUR PRESIDENTS SALE! 2 89 RIDGE RD. Williams Center NORTH ARLINGTON ffcd li Maar'i MBry) ■ ■ ■ fc In addition to musical ! For Appointment Call DBfTUnE KftMM M 4 HOUKS. jg g /g g f selections by Miss Moffo, 991-9529 the reception will feature MM
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High tribute to the con lege within the State witnessed Clair Black dean of the new college un the various agencies of the tribution of Clair W Black There was probably no served in the front lines. til the engineering faculty Federal government. to the growth of Fairleigh evening that he was not Within three months, that had been organized In ef "There you have in a few Dickinson University was visiting or tackling some group of 17 had the campus fect he was the founder of words the story of how one given by Dr. Peter Sam problem in the night going: classrooms, labora the college of science and man helped to build a uni martino. chancellor and classes, for we had a tories. library It was an engineering versity Do you know of founder of the university strong philosophy that we heroic effort never before "When he had organized anyone who has equalled Mr. Black, who served wanted to do as much for seen in any college. that, the university was in that record? That's how as dean of the Rutherford the evening students as we "Then our science de the midst of the greatest Fairleigh Dickinson grew campus for many vears. did for the day students. partment which had been building spurt on four cam — because of dedicated was memorialized at ser adding engineering puses because of the 1963 men and women like Clair "Along the wav. he or vices Feb. 6 at Westwood courses in the evening higher education law. and Black, and tonight to Kay United Methodist Church. ganized the first credit tel evolved almost overnight Clair black became vice- and to Edwin and to Sand Dr. Sammartino de evision course in New Jer- into a college of science president for governmen ra. and to the grandchil clared: s e v . ‘ M idnight and engineering and I tal affairs because of the dren. I sav. you can be i f I were to name a Mathematics.” He did this asked Clair to become enormous dealings with proud of Clair.' dozen persons who had as a voluntary activity be been leaders in building cause someone had to point the wav in a new higher education in the mode of instruction, and state. I would have to in because he wanted Fair clude Clair Black. He leigh Dickinson to take the came to Fairleigh lead Dickinson in 1943 to teach mathematics and physics Shortly thereafter he be- "When we acquired the came dean of the Teaneck campus. 17 mem Rutherford campus That bers of the faculty and ad- meant that he was in ministrators literally charge of both the day and rolled up their sleeves to evening session of the establish the Teaneck most steadily growing col- campus of Fairleigh Dickinson University out of the ashes of the previous A r t institution Some of you D em onstration here worked with him That was the most thrill “Take a good look at ing. the most efficient, the Suburban neighborhoods would become yourself!” is the theme of most intense educational !n these inflationary days the cnielest the demonstration for the creative effort I have ever necessity of all can be the high cost of ghost towns Art Association of Rutherford s regular —9UNWANTED 1J »■?? l rwmm a. life's necessities Yet this water remains a fantastic bargain meeting on Thursday. Feb But there's one necessity that's sitII a A gallon of it costs you about one-fourth ruary 17th. to be held in HAIR REMOVED of 11 penny1 Forty gallons for about a June! the auditorium of the b a r g a i n water ^Jlutherford Public Li GINA'S ELECTROLYSIS If you Tire anyw here near the This means that the average fam ily around brary. reached through the Omr 25 y—n e xpvocnc* average, you and your family here spends about 70 cents a day for all garden, off Park Avenue. bMtMtlf'Safety The demonstrator will be M iOM itc Ekctralyih use about 275 gallons of water each the water they use in and around Anthony Barone, of day for showering, cooking, wash t h e h o u s e Oradell. He will paint a m n f t T M ing clothes, watering the lawn, bathing the self-portrait. AMMCAN tUCTftotrslI ASM. C o m p a r e th,it with the cost of food O r gasoline AND dog, slaking the thirst, boiling the potatoes, etc The meeting will start UCTMirllS AIM. M NJ. O r electricity e t c , e t c with the Workshop, featur Yes, water is a bargain In fact-at 63 cents a ton- ing a model from whom to 991-1308 Since one gallon of water weighs 8 34 draw or paint in any medi ISMOUMMEIWt :,i,' water is even cheaper than dirt pounds, the average daily use of water per family um. at 6 30 Then, a short MUtWr0N.NJ. W ater-still a good buy business meeting, and the can be expressed as 2,286 8 pounds-or more i vM ' . demonstration, to be fol t h a n a ton of water per day per fam ily lowed by a social time and ' m m * r , a l l t e x In fact Hackenstick Witter refreshments. The Contest f W ” ■ ■ Hackensack subject is. ‘ Flowers” All j SANITAS Company-on aveuige- ■ & other wallcoverings interested are welcome. proi’iJes its customers w ith W a t e r Anthony Barone. (Tony i 30° to 70” about 96 million gallons of C o m p a n y to his innumerable I S A V IN G S water each J a y - 3 5 billion gal friends), is well known I from $1 50 single roll throughout Bergen County ,IN STOCK-NO WAITING lons a year That works out to for his sensitive, highly in- 230 Harrison Ave. about 400,000 Ions of w ater per dividual oil paintings J a y 1 T ins means the uvter we pum p Many private collections proudly include Tony's each day weighs more than five nuclear works. aircraft carriers' All of the foregoing is just a INCOME TAX PREPARATION z ip p y way of saying that we provide our customers with o n e heckuva lot of water V V Juno & Associates But if this huge am ount of w a t e r d i d not flow continually through our 1,900 miles of pipe PROFESSIONAL ACCOUNTANTS to your faucets, life around these
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i Pagr 4—THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 10. 19113 R e s o l u t i o n A nna W hitlow Education Update WHKREAS. Ik'vcrcnd Father Vlnccnt Peter Chen /Continued From Page 1) celebrated 25 yearj of ordination into the priesthood, and by Joseph Abate. Jr. On my plate they are WHEREAS. Vincent !*ctcr Chen, was bom in Department. Republican and Democratic Aid Officer Robert Sibilio Fukien. China and comes from a long Catholic family orarv member of the Carlstadt Woman s clubs. the Tum Verein. The Festivity Club Balloon Launch on police community rela always seen. Club and other organizations of the Carlstadt Winners tions to establish a value My mom says thev will heritage, and W HEREAS, in 1951 as a young man Vincent Peter She is a former deacon of the First area. T h e Board of clarification regarding po make me grow. lice and our township Chen departed from his family and homeland to study at Presbyterian Church and oast president The former Anna Weiss, who was bom Education's effort with the But they taste just aw of its In dies Aid Society I^ast October, in New York Citv. is the widow of Percy Lyndhurst Junior youth. ful. that's all I know' Urban College, in Rome Italy, and Columbus the church held a testimonial dinner to Whitlow whom she married in 1918 and Woman's Club to raise E.T. W HEREAS in 1957 Vincent Peter Chen, was or School Poets thank her for her m am services to the who died in 1962 There are seven chil funds for the Steven by Nicole Brack dained into the Catholic order of the Holy Priesthood, and church and community dren. sons Albin of Mesa. Ariz : Percy Jr. Michalski Fund has Recently the sixth grade E.T. is a Creature from WHEREAS. Father Vincent Peter Chen left Rome in Creative Writing class at In her 80s now. she is employed at The of Rochelle Park: .limmv and Thomas, proved to be a financial outerspace. 1962 for Taiwan where he held a principalshlp of an all Columbus School, under Cornerstone Inn where she has worked for both of Carlstadt; daughters Dorothy and educational success as Who has such an girl's school for ten years, and the guidance of Miss many years and relatives report. She is Hansen of Clifton: Florence Lloyd of Con $2,343.75 has been raised adorable face W HEREAS Reverend Chen in 1972 became a m em Carolee Pitaccio. pub still able to make her famous sheet cakes cord. Calif., and Lillian Kaiser of by Lyndhurst children! But he had to phone ber of Our l.adv of Mount Carmel Catholic Church in lished a booklet of their whenever there is an aflair in town Her Rutherford Mrs Whitlow also has 20 G Donald Travisano. home. Lyndhurst and later became a citizen of the United writing efforts. Here are entering assured success of private grandchildren and 16 great-grandchil- Superintendent of Schools, because he was all States, and some samples . parties and events planned bv the Fire dren. has received letters back alone. WHEREAS, during the last decade Father Vincent from such places as: Shoe Repair Man Did you know that he Chen devoted all his time and effort in a special way to Falmouth. Mass.. Mystic. by Robbie Apello came from a different everyone, the young, the senior citizens, the sick, the Conn . and Orangebrook. He is a shoe repair man M a r y C a s o planet and place? residents of Lyndhurst and the Lvndhurst First Aid Conn. Lisa Osback, Wash He fixes many shoes. Seven O’Clock Squad, now (Continued From Page 1) Intermediate School. ington School, had her He always has to re Last Night THEREFORE. BE IT RESOLVED, that the Mayor she has a kidnev problem making it nec Mrs Caso. a resident of Kast balloon returned from member whose pair is by Nicole Brack and Board of Commissioners wish to congratulate Father essary for her to go to Holv Name Hospi Rutherford for t9 vears. began to be ac Mashpee. Mass,, which whose. Over the hill top what'd Vincent Peter Chen of Mount Carmel Church, not only for tal in Teaneck three davs a week for tive in the town about 15 vears ago when qualified as the greatest Brussel Sprouts lovely sight. the decade he spent in Lyndhurst giving to our residents dialysis However she and her husband. April entered school She joined the ele distance from Lvndhurst. by Chrissy Muschkat Pac-Man asked Ms. Pac- his spiritual guidance and devotion but also for his 25 Robert, are being trained so she can even mentary school Parents Association, was A student from each school Brussel sprouts are Man out years in the priesthood of the Roman Catholic Church, tually change over to home dialvsis It's a volunteer helper in the office and for whose balloon was re round and green Seven o'clock last night. and Mrs. Caso s kidnev condition that places two years, was association president turned from the furthest BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that in all his her in the position of being just a house Children s sports activities were high on distance received a $50 F r i e n d s h i p . C l u b , I n c . wife " as she laughingly reports Before her own project agenda and she or bond The bonds were infinite wisdom look down on the Reverend Vincent Peter the trouble was diagnosed last November, ganized a Mini-(Jirls softball league for donated by individuals, The Lyndhurst Senior Trips to Vermont or Wil Chen and bless him with health and a long life to continue she had worked for four vears in the office 2nd through fith graders; she was active clubs, and organizations Citizen F riendship Club liamsburg and Washington to serve God's people for many years to come met at the Sacred Heart of Argraph Corp in Carlstadt with the league in m ain capacities - in from our town pending for the Spring. Parish Hall. President Published February 10- 1^83 Mrs Caso is in her second term as cluding president - over a six-vear period The winners were. Pa Ann La Vecchia pre ending about a vear ago She also was Catherine Bulkowski pre sented her calendar for en president of the Becton Regional High trick Hearle- Columbus Plant Poses Problem s busy in the I.it'ie League Mothers Aux sided. Pledge by Agnes De tertainment as follows. School Parents Association, and she re School; Danielle Ferranti- < Contmued From Page J) iliary for about a dozen vears and has Frino. Prayer by Elsie De- Easter basket sale Feb. 17. cently was re-elected chairman of the Franklin School: Melissa The recovery plant, it about a half mile south of nccke followed with N a Chinese Auction April 7. Recreation Commission, of which she has been the adviser to the cheering squad for Pixomatis- Jefferson the site wanted for the re tional Anthem. 210 mem was said, would be able to been a member for six vears. the Senior Wildcat* a junior football Hot Dog meeting June 2. School; Kellie Hart- Lin use all the methane gas covery plant HMDC be bers attended and 5 guests. Catered Luncheon July 21. Bom and raised in Hoboken, she was team coln School: Brian l*orenz- lieves the headquarters Peter Grisafi announced Anniversary Party. Sept. extracted from the gar graduated in 1957 from Hoboken's l)e In her spare time, and Mrs Caso insists Roosevelt School: Joyce would be the gateway to several members attended 28. Christmas Party Dec. bage dumps Plans for marest High School She worked for three that she does have some spare time she Mova- Sacred Heart DeKorte Park and that the Community Night at the 7. such extraction are now- vears for Manufacturers Hanover Trust sews and she bowls in three leagues. Her School; Jeff Ziliani- Saint Meadowlands. Mayor being discussed Under a recovery plant would vio Co in New York before her marriage to bowling average is around 180 Michael s School; and Lisa Clarence Bcrquist in James Guida will be hon plan offered by a Getty Oil late the whole program. Robert She and Robert, who is in truck How does she accomplish so much'’ Osback- Washington troduced changes in the ored at a dinner at the subsidiary the gas would ing. have Sour children April, a Well, she savs I have a great family and School. amendments and resolu Bellemead said the re Fiesta. A moment of si tions. be extracted, processed sophomore at Douglass College Robert thev're all very helpful." One of them, her Here are two of the covery plant would defi lence was held for the loss and sold to a utility com .Jr . who attends William Paterson State husband, has a birthday March 7. giving more interesting replies of our good friend and A beautiful afghan pany nitely halt further develop College: Charles, a freshman at Becton the family double cause to celebrate the received donated by Anna Gnapp former Mayor John Garde. However, the methane ment in the eastern part o Regional High School, and Christine, a night Mrs. Caso is honored will be raffled off. the meadowlands. so far as Dear Brenda and Viola Grisafi will have gas would not need to be seventh uruler at the Alfred S Faust office buildings and the Michael Frey. an Atlantic City trip to the Next meeting to be held processed if it were to be like are concerned While hunting today. I Tropicana on March 9. on Feb. 21 used in the resource re Stanley K opack came across four mys covery plant. It was said The commissioners con terious balloons tangled in G irls Softball R egistration the gas could be piped in template visits to some of (Continued From Page 11 gardener But before he settled into his a bush I trudged through almost raw and put to use the cities where recovery The Lyndhurst Parks In order to register a at his own expense " own gardening vocation, he went to work the snow wondering how This would provide reven Pepartment is pleased to girl must be a resident of plants now operate Also Among the honoree s contributions to at 15 at Zahn ■& BowJev (Hass Works in thev 'the balloons) hap ues for the municipalities announce registration for Lyndhurst and at least 13 they're studying the pro pened to get there his community was 52 veal's of fire-fight Kast Rutherlord and then, consecutively, the 1983 season of the Lyn quickly and no giant ex posal the Port Authority ing service as a member of Hose Co No for the Manhattan Print Works in Balloons don't just grow on years old and not yet 18 dhurst Girls Softball traction plant would be re has made to Newark trees vou know. years old on January 1st. 3 which he joined when it was organized in Passaic, the Standard Bleacherv in Kast league will be held on Sat quired. where it would make a 1983. Birth certificate and 1923 and served as' its president in the Rutherford and Julius Roehr's Nurserv. Well. I guess vou both urday. February 26th. 1983 Chief among the objec joint venture with Essex a parent s signature will 1960s Of Mr Kopack s status as a He was very active in sports, plaving have won a bond Con from 9.00 a m to 12.00 tors to the recovery plant County in building a re bachelor. Mr Supchak writes: “Stanley soccer, baseball and basketball and gratulations! noon at theLandelU Build be required at the time of are the HMDC and Belle- covery plant similar to remembers Hose Co. No. 3 s meeting managing the Wallington Athletic Asso To let you know a little ing located on Delafield registration There is a mead HMDC has just built that planned for Lyn place at Kobscenski's store and pool ciation. and serving'as co-organizer and about me. I am a twenty' Avenue. $5.00 registration fee a $5 million headquarters dhurst . parlor on Park Row Saw many wives first president of Wallington Brest on's three vear old carpenter. I clobber husbands with pool sticks there Athletic Club in the 1930s He still owns a live and work on Cape Cod. Maybe that’s whv Stanley staved a Brest oil's uniform Mass As you can tell. I bachelor " As a grandson of a man who fought in like to hunt Mr Kopack whose earliest memories the Union Army during the Civil War. Mr I hope you two continue The Playboy Channel are of Wallington s flood of 1903. attended Kopack is a member of the Sons of the in vour luck and have a Lincoln School No 1 where Miss Lillian Union Veterans nice Christmas Steen was his teacher As a youth he Stanley's father. Michael, was an his Sincerely, and worked on manv local farms - including torian and the habit of keeping track of B J Tuttle Miller's. Krug's. Opthop's. Van Busem s the past has brushed off on Stanley and Dear Robbie Apello. Knolke's. Gloede's. Fishbeck s and brothers As Mr Supchak concludes 1 found vour card in mv Sports Channel Becker's giving him his start on his Anything vou want to know about Wall backyard Mv address is eventual career as a self-employed ington. ask Stanley He knows " 146 Lenox Ave.. Dumont, N.J. Mv name is Paul n o w availab le on Tulli I wish vou luck I 'm Joseph Carucci 8 vears old Smorgasbord /Contmued From Page I / vears of fund-raising for the unit. Meadowlands Cablevision of Nations the Air Force in World War II including He organized the Lvndhurst Little On Jan 27. the sixth dutv in the North Pacific Mr Carucci League in 1955 and served as its presi ★ grade students of Jef found his vwation in the familv-owned dent and he was a past commander of the ferson School held a business. .1 Carucci & Sons . manufac Lvndhurst Veterans Alliance He served Smorgasbord of Nations at turer of buttons, buckles and novelties He on the town's Tercentennarv committee the school Under the su was its vice president at the lim e of his in 1961 and he was a member of manv pervision of Mrs. Demetri death organizations including Klks. Knights of cian. sixth grade teacher, His government service record ex Columbus. VFW Am vets and the the children enlisted the tended back to 1965 and included election Passaic Clifton YMCA aid of their families and to the township commission four times, A bachelor Mr Carucci maintained gathered authentic materi two terms on the board of freeholders, close ties with the large family in which al for their country ex membership on the Lvndhurst-North Ar he grew up. At the time of his death, he hibits. hngton Sewerage Authority <1965-73* and was preparing to go abroad on two poign Tables lined the hall membership on the Bergen County Plan ant missions He planned to pav a Memo filled with foods and des ning Board and on the county's park com rial Dav visit to the grave in Belgium of serts from such countries mission his brother. Victor, who died in World as Poland. Italy, and Ko The Berueti-Passaic Unit of the New War II. and he also planned to deliver a rea Mr Ruggiero, princi Jersey Association for Retarded Citizens plaque bearing the name of his late moth pal. and Mr. Travisano. was one of his special interests and. ap er. Marv. to the village of Muro Lucano. Superintendent of Schools, propriatelv became the beneficiary of the near Naples I^evasted bv the 1980 earth-1 sat proudly front row cen funds that were raised at the partv that quake, the town had been adopted bv ter as the children enter turned into a Carucci memorial In 1980 Lvndhurst and. through the efforts of tained with nineteen dif lie was the organization's Man of the Joseph Carucci and others, more than ferent dances, songs, and Year, so named because of more than 15 S26.000 was raised to help the villagers *kits It was an evening to re M argaret Schak member and be proud of i Contmued From ^age I ) as parents were shown the mathematical formula, the proportion of She also became the first woman mavor grace of the Korean dance, its V. idowlands tax revenue each munic when, in mid 1977 fellow Council mem were blessed with a Irish ipality must pool has risen 4 percent per bers named her to fill out the remainder prayer, and clapped hands vear until this vear it is at 50 percent, the of the term of a mavor who had resigned to the Tarentella But the predeterminod ceiling Under the unique With family responsibilities and interest greatest satisfaction all sharing plan, the pooled revenue goes in doing outside work. Mrs Schak decided parents had to receive, back to the towns pro-rated on the amount against running for mavor or Council in was the ioy of seeing all of acreage each has lying within the the 1977 election, but Rutherford con the children work together TW fa M b n , Ocvflt, YW et, Sexy Movig*. Erotic Specials. Comedy Meadowlands tinued to have a woman mavor - Barbara to provide a rewarding Mato, T k n ^ b r t d R a d * and more. Now you can enj<»y the Playboy maauine of the air in the Mrs. Schak. who works as an executive The mom exciring action it New Jeney and New York sport*. privacy of your home. Tantalizing, fire (pirited film* you Chadwick, a Republican was elected and evening for their parents. Exclutivr coverage every night of the week. Came* not won’t find anywhe^ eke. Cenwrfokfc The Play hoy AJv*o, she subsequently has®^en re-elected and secretary in Lyndhurst. serves on the High School available on any other channel. Only Sportichannrl offer* The Oirl* of... and Dear Playmate. Top stars in riotous Parish Council of St Mary s R.C. Church you (hit line-up at champtonahip kiandm Hockey, New comedy munnes. No X-rated material. A parental guidaiut named to the countv Freeholders Speakers jartey Devil* Hockey, Yankeaa and Maw Baacball, Ncu lock » available, letting y«»u lontrol exactly who w«chc* in Rutherford, and is on the school board Mrs Chadwick and Mrs Schak current Lyndhurst High School B u k b J , Thoroughbred Rating and more. for St. Marv's High School. lv work together on the Hackensack Law students recently had the opportunity to hear de For inform ation and im m ediate installation. Meadowlands Municipal Committee The former Margaret Karle. she is a tective McSweeney speak which is made up of the mayor and one life-long resident of Rutherford and a on the fourth amendment appointed delegate from each of 14 munic graduate of St Mary's High School. She search and seizure p r o > C all 997-6600 ipalities The over all committee is a very attended secretari! school in Newark and active one. and Mrs Schak is Chairman of has attended Fairleigh Dickinson Univer vision in out Constitution. This was in conjunction MBAOaWWANDS a tax-sharing subcommittee which has a sity ill Rutherford. She and Frank are with material co ta td in CA BLE VISION demanding role connected with the pool parents of Tom of Wood-Rfcdge. Raymond the Law classes January ing and redistribution of part of the tax of Wayne. James of Boonton. Margaret 11. 1963 Also, speaking the money the 14 muncipalities received from Marv I^emaire of Paramus and Patricia 171 River Rd., N orth A rlington, N .J. <( real estate in their slices of the and Katherine, both at home. TheV'tiave GlMwpnnu with JuvcMIe ♦OFfEftjEXPIRES Feb. 28 Meadowlands Under an intricate five grandchildren TH1USDAV. I KBItt All) III. 1810—l» w S Crime Watch Program Hailed By Jr. Women Holding (loiiipuny Form ed Stanley J. I^esnik. chair was formed to allow for lintad National, with The Rutherford Crime your home, you may con Rutherford more aware of ess to be used on valu being accepted by the continued future growth eight otfices located in Watch Program was the man of the Board of Broad way* to make their homes ables The code numbers tact Sgt. Henry Walker at Juniors and placed in a Ihe borrowing capability Newark. Kast Orange. topic of discussion at the National Bank has an more secure, establish are then registered with the Rutherford Police fund to cover the cost of and financial flexibility of Millhurn and North Arling January meeting of the nouned the completion of block watch programs, the Rutherford Police, and Dept, for an appointment. the inscriber Donations the holding company will ton recently announced a Rutherford Junior the formation of Broad Na and in general, make in the event of a burglary, The inscriber project is can be given to Sgt. Walk tional Bancorporation <)n provide the bank with ad M 2 percent increase in Woman's Club. Sgt Henry Rutherford a safer place to the items will be traced to being sponsored by the er or Jackie Reformato. February I. Broad Na ditional capital and a vear-end earnings Net op Walker of the Rutherford live the owner. Any home Junior Woman's Gub of President of the Junior tional Bancorporation. in a means to assure a strong erating income before se Police Dept, was the guest Sgt. Walker is doing sur owner who takes advan Rutherford Donations are Woman's Club. 2-for-l exchange of stock, capital structure in the curity transactions in speaker at this meeting veys of Rutherford homes, tage of this service will became the owner of all future In addition, the creased to SI .450.105.
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All ad- lights news and the most popular John Sanders host. 7:00 Jihs. libs. Ms. Official Newspaper 01 998-3306 vertising published in the North Arlington Leader is sub events of interest to shows in cable tele 9:00 “#np In." Joseph F 7:30Smmirtinis At East Rutherford and Carlstadt ject to the applicable rate card vision. It is aimed at MONDAY, Publication Offices copies of which are available at the area. Host is John Job, host. Hime. 12 Humboldt Street, East Rutherford the North Arlington Leader, Sanders; news re women viewers but 10:00-“ I in iJohn FEBRUARY 14 News Editor, Carol Romeo 157 Ridge Road. North Arl- 8 00 “Church Aim.” ington. N .J. 07071______porter is Jack O’Shea men will find it of Sanders, Donna Tracy. A.M. 8-00-Cat Scan. and weather girl is deepest interest. 11:00 “DtaiRC with...' 8:00 “Miadiwhndj 13." 9:00 “Drip In." Joseph F. W allington Sjraiirr Xhr Nrutii ICrator Theresa DeStaso. The 5:00“Mu*wMs 13." P.M. 9:00 “Onp In." Carmine Job, host. hour is capped with a Taped version of the 12:00 “Meadiwlmds 13.” Savino, host. Publication Offlcas • of Kutherford • 251 Ridge Road, Lyndhurst, N.J sports report from 8 A.M. show. l:00-"0»niML” 10:00“ Bingi.” John Tel. 438-8700 Official Newspaper Of Rutherford Carmine Bilotti. 6:00 “Tin Beverly Mm*} 5:00“Moadowlands 13." Sanders. 38 Ames Avenue 9:00 “Or«f l»." This is a Shiw." “The popular 6:00 “Tkt Beverly Murphy 11:00 “Dinin* with...” WEDNESDAY, t.uy Savino. President Rutherford, N.J. 07070 news editor presents P.M. Office Manager - Agnes luke taped version of the Stow.” FEBRUARY 16 John Savino, T*l 438-5100 a daily program in 7:00 "Westchester Tony. 12:00 “Meadiwlands 13." A.M. Editor & Publisher hour long program presented live the volving some of the 7:30Sammartine's At 1:00 “DAYTIME." 8:00 "MtadiwMs 13." night before. Hosts most interesting peo Nine. (Repeat.) 5:00 “Meadewlands 13." 9.00 "Drip In." Joseph F. pie in the area. 8:00 Pnfessimal WrtstJinf 6:00 “The Beverly Murphy H ousing O r Industry? for the nightly show m Job. are Carmine Savino, 7:00 “Accent bang.” presented by Baron’s Stow." 10:00-“ Bi■ fi.” John The Bergen Cou .tv Board of been determined The agency in Joseph F. Job and Track news with Bob Drugs, Rutherford. 7:00 The Front Page. Sanders. Public Utilities, which serves the sists that modem technology has Kathleen Donovan. Marks, the handi 9.00 “Drip In." Carmine 8:00 “The Pilmiil Hour." 11:00 “Dininc With..." sewerage flow from communities removed most of the detriments Last night's host was capper. Savino is host. Chet GrabowsKi on the Hackensack River, has now that made recovery plants un 7:30 “Fir, Fin, Feather.” 9:00 “Drep In." Kathleen Carmine Savino. SATURDAY, \ P.M. stated what has been rumored for popular in the past The great outdoors is 10:00 “Bin|i.” A cash prize FEBRUARY 12 Donovan is host. 12:00 "Meadewlands 13.” months — the agency would like to The commissioners are study the setting for this game one of the A.M. TUESDAY, 100 "DAYTIME." erect a $200 million resource re ing the concept from still another series produced by covery plant on about 30 acres of point of view The alternative to Cable 3's most popu 10:00 Tlirie and a half FEBRUARY 15 5:00 “Meadowlands '13." John Savino. Hunting, Lyndhurst meadow land The de the resource recovery plant would lar programs. John burs of four college A.M. 6:00 “The Beverly Mirphy fishing, etc. are too sired site is near the point where be housing The site has been Sanders is host, aided credit courses pre 8 00 “Miadawlands ‘13." Show." Valley Brook Ave sharply turns zoned for housing A planners' re by Donna Tracy. ics. 9:00“Drip In." Kathleen 7 00 Tommy Longi Stow. 8:00 Tin Phil Simms Stow. sented by Bergen toward the dumping grounds view of the Lyndhurst Master Plan 11:00 “Oirti With_" a Donovan. 8:00 North Jersey Maga Telephone call-in to Community College. A and that of the HMDC pointed out series of cooking pro good way to get your 10:00 “ B in f l . ” John zine. The Board of Commissioners several thousand families could be the New York Giants grams featuring local Sanders. 9:00-“Drop In.” Carmine is faced w ith the problem of ac accommodated and that Lyndhurst college degree - or and professional quarterbacker. Savino host. ceding gracefully or facing a court would be responsible for providing to sharpen up your 11:00 “Dining With..." fight since the utilities board has police and fire protection, schools, the power of condemnation and sewerage facilities, street con might choose that course to gain struction and maintenance — all in T h o m a rights to the land an area far removed from the cen Among the commissioners tral population mass of Lyndhurst there seemsto be divided feelings On the other hand the agency J a n t i c s if the |oint meeting held by the has contended that it would WHO'S WHOS don't commissioners and the BI’UA is p u r c h a s e the Lyndhurst always know what's what an indication meadow lands and give the town DON'T LET THE There are strong forces opposed ship a share of monies it collected Cnx)ked characters suffer to erecting the recovery plant in from the garbage contractors who from twisted lives Lvndhurst at the desired site would haul 3.000 tons of garbage Bellemead Corp which has de Every lollipop aspires to there daily as well as a percentage be a SUCKCESS veloped the magnificent corporate of the money it would make from GOVERNMENT center on mcadowland that lies selling the steam and electricity Insufferable ... being only between Valley Brook Ave and the plant w ould generate a stone s throw from being Route 3 believes such a plant An added incentive would be the the only pebble on the would destroy the area for future claim that the recovery plant beach. i com me re i a I development would use methane gas from the HOLDOUT ON YOU! Kids who get no rewards The Hackensack Meadowlands dumping grounds The gas the for being good are just Development Commission, which commissioners were told, could be good for nothing. has just erected a S5 million head used untreated and could be quarters. is opposed on various counted upon to provide more rev Evil makes life sin- grounds HMDC has pointed out enues for the communities teresting. the Valley Brook Ave. acreage is The question before the com The big idea is not to crack close to what will become the en munity is important There are up before vou get that BIG trance to DeKorte Park The recovery plants now in operation BREAK HMDC headquarters will make an around the country. Visits to such impressive gateway to the park plants are important and should be Over-ambition get- ahead-ache How much such a plant would made before any decision is affect the < nvironment has not reached. Over-eating weight- lifter I t ’s n o t i n y o u r b est in te re st! Tem porary H eadache When you get to the end of Withholding 10% of your interest income? Of course, you lose time filling out exemption forms if The financial news from the still while awaiting new revenues. your rope SM ILE That* right! Starting this year, a new law requires you qualify. And there's the privacy you lose by withholding 10% of the taxable interest and dividends disclosing information about your income and age that William Carlos Williams Center In the Marcus Hall, a jewel, reci The real smart cookies you receive from savings and loans, banks, credit you wouldn't normally tell anyone Moreover, the for the Performing Arts tends to tals. readings and meetings are avoid being wise crackers. unions, money market funds and other mutual added costs of administering this plan will ultimately obscure the splendid status the taking place Already Marcus Hall funds, corporations and federal, state and local be passed on to you the public It sort of makes you Some people prefer a baby governments. wonder .. what ever happened to savings incentives? center already has achieved has become a cultural fixture to The lifeblood of the American way. There never was a cultural birth which many look for excitement grand to a grand baby. It* like making an interest-free loan to Uncle Sam! Granted, hefc a great guy, but enough is enough Speak up, it's your money! that was not accompanied by fi available no place else in the area. Operators of reducing And that1* not all! We think that Congress should take another look at nancial pain The WCVV center has The low-prijed cinemas and the salons live off the fat of the There wiH also be withholding from pension, profit this withholding scheme land. had its share and is going to have excellent Poet s Corner restau sharing, annuity contracts, other deferred We re sure you agree that saving shouldn't be held more The important thing to re rants. also are booming along compensation plans and Individual Retirement against you! Scandal-mongers thrive by Account disbursements (unless you take the time to member is that behind such am When spring arrives and the plaza If, like millions of other hard-working Americans, you getting low-downs on high- request otherwise.) bitious programs there is a that is under construction in front don't want your interest income reduced by this ups. powerful flow of interest that will of the center blooms the public will The real coat is more than 10%. 10% plan, write your Senators and Congressman now In reality, your cost is even more than 10%. Right off before itfc too late. not be quelled realize for the first time what Failures have passports to the bat, you lose the effect of interest compounding Make your feelings known. Do it today! The center is launching a S5 dividends the still salad-green cen oblivion. million campaign with Fairleigh ter already is paying off Sting ... bee’s whacks! Dickinson .Jr as chairman. This The Board of Freeholders.which money will be raised and it will tends to shiver and shake at each Sloptimist slap-happy see to it that the great theater will financial bulletin, is urged to be character HOW TO REACH be converted into one of the stellar patient. History will prove that the HERE’S WHAT TO DO! cultural sites of the metropolitan aid given the project will be one of Gossip never suffers from YOUR MEMBERS OF CONGRESS. tattle fatigue. area their most endearing achieve But the center is not standing ments Most beautiful month in S a n a t* the year ... Septober. Wire or write your Congressman and U.S. Senators to let them know you are opposed to S*n. Frank Laulanbatg Sa«. B4H h M r t ) Utterly useless ... giving a the interest withholding tax law. Tell them you « » o**« ■*■»»«« M l H .n h a a l, OiHc. Mldtag AN U G A *,83 pep talk to an old salt. would like this law repealed.■ O.C. 20*10 Washington. O.C- 30510 One of the most spectacular The drive to make the sea more Tornado whale of a gale. food shows in the world Is sched and more a reservoir for food goes H o u i * o f R*pr*i«ntatlv«i uled in October at Cologne. Ger up. Use of Menhaden, the tiny fish Medical fees ... ILL-gotten gains. many. w here more than 4.000 ex that is super-abundant, as a hu DO IT TODAY! tap. Itakan Rea Oi>mun o.c. torn hibitors scrambling in from all man food has been the subject for Playboy merry-go- o.c. m n . . . „ « Tomoaa over the world will cover two mil debate over the years. Such places rounder 117 Camaw H aaa OlSaa a. lion square feet of exhibition space as the Charleston Technological WiiNiiaiaii, o.c. Pink elephants can make with their wares. It should be a Laboratory continues to explore ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ imhhhimshmmhmmsi travel agent's dream. There will methods by which the fish can be you feel King of the Jungle PRESENTED AS A SERVICE TO SAVERS IN THIS AREA BY be at least 14 exhibition halls. One made a consumption-safe, of the most impressive will be the palatable and economically Satan ... always lending American exhibit of the seafood feasible. Immoral support. industry. SOUTH BERGEN SAVINGS A U.S. Pavillion will feature two There are other areas now Injurious habits life- AND LOAN ASSOCIATION _ slavers. restaurants at which American being researched. ANUGA '83 will l a a j 2M VAU.IY MIIIEVAM), WOOD-MOCC. NJ. t » M N ' I f t S j bring some of the findings togeth seafood dishes will be served. At Then there was the old a WUM STKIT, UtT MTMtfm. «J. H U M the last such exhibition over S10 er. As the population of the world rake who made hay with million of orders were taken for increases such world trade shows grass widows. TITXTXT IIT T IT T T itSIillllT IlIIi'T riT X American fish. achieve new significance THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 10. 1983—Page 7
South Bergen Baking; Arnold Martin. vice; Walter Werner. M a Truck Diesel; Kenneth sonry; Nancy Wilde. Small H o n o r R o l l Meister, Truck Diesel; Animal Care; John Yori. Mr. William D. Bauman, Thomas Miceli, Food Ser Carpentry principal of Rutherford High School, proudly an nounces the Rutherford High School Honor Roll for marking period two at the South Bergen Technical Education Center. Keith Bagdan. Electric C A N O I C S trades; Jorge Ferrer. Commercial Art; John M o v ie I n T h e M a k in g . Burt Young, the actor best known for his roles in the Rocky Frain, Auto Mechanics; George G arner. Printing; movies, is interested In doing the life of New Jersey's heavyweight, the late Tony Edward Glogiewicz. Ma Galento. Aiding in the project is Carmine Bilotti. the Lyndhurst publicist, who was a sonry; Suzanne Hagar, close friend of Galento and a student of his career. At a recent luncheon in Don’s Zl. H a n d s h a k e S eals T h e B a rg a in . Burt Young, Health Occupation; Vin Newark. Young, fourth from left, met with Mrs. Mary Galento and Tony Jr.. son of the who has an uncanny resemblance to Galento. and cent Mariano, Commercial fighter. Lou Duva. the boxing manager, is at the left and Bilotti is at the far right. Bilotti share a handshake over the movie deal. P roper Eating i n ' s Slim Living classes will G arden C lub Has Guests Q ° f f begin again at the West Mrs. Helen Matthies. shbw in the fall of each Hudson YMWCA Slim CARDS an d GIFTS president of the Lyndhurst year and a Flower Show Living teaches proper Garden Club welcomed Chairman will soon be ap nutrition and eating habits 64 Park Ave., Rutherford • 438-3636 members to the annual pointed by Mrs Matthies. which will result in desired Snowflake meeting on Jan At the next meeting of weight loss. uary 24 and introduced the the Lyndhurst Garden This is a 10-week course Wed., Thur., Fri. til 9 P.M. guests. Mayor James beginning Monday. Feb. 7. Club, scheduled for Feb Sun. 10 AM -3 PM Guida and Public Works 28. an arts and crafts at 2 30 P.M . Child care is Commissioner Evelyn workshop will be pre available. For information A fitting remembrance of the final Pezzolla and Louis. sented by Mrs Chris please call 991-6070 M*A*S*H* episode on February 28th. Stellato. Public Affairs Wemersbach. Mrs Celia Commissioner, also Amv Grosso, and Mrs Joan Toast Hawkeye, B.J. and all the 4077th characters Divine of the Leader New- Dougan. Anyone interested with this great vodka in its unique, conversation-piece papers All enjoyed a buf in gardening, as well as bottle and miniature intravenous stand with hose and fet provided bv club mem arts and crafts is welcome clamps. bers. to attend. The meetings of Attractively gift-boxed. The township officials the Lvndhurst Garden Available in New Je rsey and Connecticut. promised cooperation with Club are held on the fourth Hawtoye Wstilted Products Co. Bardstown, KY. the Garden Club members Monday of each month at 8 BO PROOF GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS in their efforts to continue TM Trademark Twentieth Century Fox Film Cdrp P.M except December. to beautify the township July and August, at the Parks Department Build ing / The Jade Fountain \
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K ean Signs L aw P rohibiting T heft O f C able T V Service must serihus A measure prohibiting•nkiKUinu munications Committee. ■--- — * ______k l . onr - : --- 1 unl<4 an>»>sage ofnf tkn the Pnkln Cable Tala. Tele* cuting illanalillegal noliLi caWe Re ImqM b lit1' to the - iltfhistrv. Industry, A ac- C ' Ilf OUT tercept a cable TV signal. vertised and widely sold. Scarpa said.. the theft of cable television Tlie law takes effect im vision Act in 1972. but the ceivers. oording to John Scarpa. These activities have not Another section of the and it has the whole service has been signed new law moves this pro Estimates of the amount President of the New Mr- mediately. previously been adequate bill covers individuals who hearted support of the en into law by Governor The new law covers two ly covered by New Jersey tamper with equipment so hibition and others to the of cable theft vary, but a sty Cabte. Television Asso tire Industry " Thomas Kean. The bill was major kinds of cable theft law. with the result that as to bring cable signal to New Jersey Code of Crimi common estimate is that ciation. thefcarade a*>■ Cable subscribers in sponsored by Senator One section makes illegal converters, descramblers a single TV set or to a nal Justice, thereby con between 15 and 25 percent atatUon. is estinWpi at be New Jersey now number Walter Rand i D-Camden \. the manufacture, installa and other devices for in group of sets in a single solidating all such thefts of all receivers of cable TV tween *10 million and $20 more than one million chairman of the Senate tion. sale and possession of tercepting cable signals Ixiilding. This practice has under a single law and eas in New Jersey have been million a year. households. Scarpa said. Transportation and Com- equipment designed to in have been openly ad been illegal since the pas ing the difficulty of prose free loaders The financial "The new law addresses Howard Plan* Branch Purchate The $3.3 billion Howard Savings Bank of Newark YOU WANT QUALITY, intends to purchase the $32 million Citizens Federal Savings & Loan Asso ciation of Berlin, N.J.. ac cording to an announce ment made today by PERFORMANCE & VALUE Donald F McCormmick. Howard chairman and Ernest L. Previte. presi dent of Citizens The proposed purchase offer, at $13 a share, was approved by the Citizens Federal Board of Direc T l tors at a special meeting last night. The offer will require approval by State and Federal regulators and acceptance by Citizens Federal shareholders. There are 170.000 shares of Citizens Federal outstand ing Both McCormick and Previte stressed that the acquisition is unlike most thrift institutions’ mergers and acquisitions in the re cent past which involve a stronger institution acquir ing a weaker one. Both Howard and Citizens have strong capital positions and no assistance is being sought from government regulatory agencies. Through the agreement, the Howard, a state-wide mutual savings bank largest in New Jersey - will purchase all of the shares of Citizens Federal, which will then operate as a wholly-owned Howard subsidiary Citizens Federal has its main office in Berlin, a Camden County suburban commuunity. and a branch office in nearby Voorhees Township. The two offices will complement the Howard's own offices in the southwest New Jersey communities of Audubon, Runnemede, Gloucester Township and Willingboro. according to McCormick. "hX shock [b B g OIL CHANGE, OIL'S He noted that Citizens Fed eral has been known as a well-managed aggressive FILTER & LUBE S, banking institution in the 1 7 9 5 Camden County area, and ■ with this coupon UP TO 5 QUARTS j has experienced con siderable growth in recent i ~ 1 A 9 5 SI years In fact, last year EACH INSTALLED ■ with this coupon Citizens Federal ex Offer expires 2/28/83 perienced the best growth Offer expires 2/28/83 rate of any federally chart ered savings and loan as sociation in New Jersey, exclusive of mergers. "We believe that WHEEL ALIGNMENT! DYNAMIC WHEEL Citizens Federal and its depositiors will benefit BALANCE greatly from our close re with this coupon lationship with the How 1 7 » 5 a rd .' said Previte. who 4 | s o Adjust caster, camber toe setting. Most American noted that the Howard cars. Vans and front wheel drive extra. "will be a good resource in Offer expires 2/28/83 with this coupon Commercial and Consum EACH TIRE Offer expires 2/28/83 er Lending as w ell as Trust services.'' McCormick said that *1 while Citizens Federal's I customer service equip FRONT DISC COMPUTERIZED I ment was easily adaptable I to the Howard's data proc I essing netw ork, the extent BRAKE SPECIAL TUNE-UP I to which the two organiza I tions w ill share service I and support systems had • 5 I not yet been worked out. 6 9JW 9 5 with this coupon Both H ow ard and Citizens 3 9 with this coupon I are members of the MAC Install disc brake pads. Replace inner & outer bear Offer expires (Money Access Center) ing. Cut rotors if necessary. Inspect rear brakes 2/28/83 4 cyl. elec. ignition includes spark plugs, air filter ! automated teller machine and master cylinder. PCV valve gas filter, adjust timing, and emission. ’ j network. Offer expires 2/28/83 When the purchase is ______I completed. Citizens will be the third Howard sub sidiary. The others are Howco Investm ent Corp. and 768 Broad Corpo ration. two real estate in vestment companies or ganized by the Howard, HERBCAR JORDAN'S CAR! CINTIR now active in a number of major office building and industrial park develop EAST RUTHERFORD NORTH BERGEN ment projects in New Jer 52nd & Km m d y Blvd. sey. R o u t e 1 7 The Howard is the 8 6 6 * 2 2 3 2 nation’s sixth largest sav 9 3 3 - 5 7 0 0 Opan Mon.-f ri. 7i30 A.M. tu 7 ings bank and has been a Opan Mon.-fri. 7i30 A.M. V I7 P.M. leading financial institu 111)ti00P.M .Sat a I C“- ,■ . .. tion in New Jersey for over 125 years. W E D O N T JU ST SELL TIRES'! THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 10. 1983-fage »
Gina Nazare. William Pyper. Kathleen Brennan. Q ueen O f Peace H o no r Students Kerry McGovern. Cindy Eckert. Michael Oppici. Sandra Bickett. Maureen Ninety-six students M art Abbattista. Joseph Cynthia Kwiatkowski. Maurer. Ingrid Morales. Gaydos. Peter Grenyo. Coughlin. Shan hi Bombay. achieved first honors and Sroka. Mark Colino. Rich Anemarie Stanczak. Manuel Sardo. Susan Margaret Matgro. Donna Sandra Mayerehak. Rob students earned second ard Tarapata. Peter Sher Gerard Chiusang. Mary Muller, and Peter Spinelli. Cyckowski. Carmen ert Myre. Patrick How. honors for the first idan. Otto Arias. Janine Tyrell. Patrick Carr, and Sophomores: Silvio Cin- Morais. Aimee Smith. Maria Zecca. Joanne •emester markii^ period Ricciardelli. John Os- Lisa Stoeckei. quino. Kelly Fleidner. Robert Willette. Robert Luna. Manuel at Queen of Peace High trowski. Michele Walsh. SECOND HONORS Robert Policar.o. Arabella Swietkowski. James Goyenechea. Mary Ann School. Lucia Duva. Thomas Freshmen: John Laso. Perez. Emilia Farias. Haller. Mary Ellen Scott. Dluzniewski. Bridget Stone. Michael Evans. Laura Fernandez. Kelly Belinda Gaynor. Lisa Eric Blanco. Vincent Boomer. Joseph FIRST HONORS Michele Davis. Peter Gallagher. Christine Gold- Sheldori. Elinor Ramos. Giordano. Anne Kim. Wisniewski. Donna Moleti. Freshmen: Susan God- Stoma. Paul Mullen. Mark rick. Michael Davis. Erin Gina Dimurro. Angelina Carmen Gomez. Angelo Lisa Acanfora. Anrish inhd. Kathleen Robinson. Palangio. Michael Spinello. Janice Grueter. Russomanno. Linda Carfagno. Robert Colville. Patel. Emilia Amabile. Annemarie Cross. Ann Degnan. Lisa Ward. Karen Thomas Phelan. Marilyn Schreiner. Tricia Squitieri. Paula Paredes. Susan Scott Mount. Kimberly Marie Dunn. Mary Ellen Fulcher. James Russo. An Coughlin. Harlan Pineda. John Shea. Domenick Bat Wysocki. Juan Formoso. Kraft. Patty Duboyce. Ja c Hemsley. Theresa Pak. thony Devignier. John De- Patricia Sherwood. Paula tista. Kristen Schroeder. Gina Monica. Lisa Fowler. queline Agnolet. Angela Michelle Iacovelli. Sharon laney. Michele Palatino. Jack Thyfault. Eileen Malone. Maria Mark Drozedowski. Susan Dicairano. Claire Min- Scott. Vincent Torraca. Maskawich. Jennifer Theresa Rivera. Amy Jep- Friscia. Sharon Leckner. Nagiewicz. Chris Anne arick. Mark Hisiag. Em ilio Raymond Moreno. Bren Grueter, Timmy pesen. Richard Eudelio Varona. Daniel Keelty. Michael Pezzolla. Tirone. Joyce Rubino. Sal dan McDade. Robert Fftzsimons. Lisa Lupico. Swietkowski. Paul Azarian. Linda Millar. Christopher Blair. Marv- ly Ann Szymanski. Jam es Chesney. Margaret lan- TTie “ Kid* A re N o. 1” nw»ery school-day cart and Caterina Martirano Dasilva. Yeong Yi. Wuon Sandra Vidinha. kim Sreiss. Peter Straub. Haviaris. Joseph center opened recnrtly wtth a ribbon-cutting ceremony naccone. Victoria Hickey, S e n io r s : Michael Hong. Kristin Judge. Mat Bernadette Kennan. An Robin Mizeski. Michael Ponieliona. Paul Hackle. performed by Mayor Barbara Chadwick at the Center. and Julie Cruz. Madan. Paul Walker. Lor thew Hutnan. Catherine thony Savoca. Rosemarie Flynn. Maureen Kirby. I-^rry Liskiewicz. Douglas W Park Avenue. Rutherford. Shown are Mayor Sophomores: David raine Alfonso. Christine Donato. Linda Lvpowy. Dinormo. Keith Sampino. Suzanne Hay. Ellen Sordo. Millar. Finisia Cecere. Chadwick, at left. Center Director Pat Meehan and Belej. Alyce Lynn Flnelli. Schick. April Brys. Noreen Michael Donnelly. Charles Dimler. Mary Jo Mary Ann Ferrentino. James Hooper. Joseph teachers Pat Kose and Miriam Zarema For regis Tracy Giibet. Day Yi. Jac Russell. Noreen Hay. Marcela Pugliese. Laura Wolff. Washington Garzon. Paul Masters. Rosaria Cappelluti. Denise Wojcik tration information call MH1J7. queline Anders. Christ Christine Laspada. Susan Brys. Lisa Valente. There Ricardo Pastrana. Dora Giancaspro. Tara Flam- Donna Fernandez. opher Mariucci. Michael Agnello. Beth McMahon. sa Hernandez. Marianne Rossi. Odette Almeida. mer. Michael Wesolowski. Fi I o m en a Pereira. Coop Library Makes Stoeckei. Joseph Chiusano. Lili Ann Barski. Donald Ingraffia. Ginamarie Robert Colino. William Bernadette Mosonible. Michael White. Stephen Eugene Cyckowski. Elena Reiris. Richard Mendles. O'Neill. Timothy Finnerty. Faulkner. Denise Monica. John Griffin. - Michael Nakrosis. Karen Para- Fund Raising Appeal Fernandez. Hugo Arias. Andrea Fenano. Gina Gealvn Wolfe. Karen Annmarie Santos. Patricia Bruzzichesi. Judy dowski. Kevin Fowler. Janice Goida. Florence Moscatello. Susan Men- Carlson. Julio Rendeiro. Jaftocha. Lilian Louro. Wolyniec. Ronald Jeanine Toner. John As a result of a recent Chairman. Reinauer Glackin. Dina Vaz. David necke. Gerardo Parada. IaiLs Torreiro. I .aura Hag Michael Sharpies. Gerald Wierciszenski. Maria Pawloski. Gerard Mar- fund-raising appeal by the Petroleium Company, and Siebel. Anthony Mark Nutnan. James gerty. Peter Vanzile. Severini. Jeffrey Fernandez, and Lisa razzo. Mary Glackin. Friends of the Bergen other Friends of BCClis. Martirano. Wilson. Laura Russo. Steven Werner. Victoria Fitzhenry. Melissa Pisani. Dickson. Michele McMillan. Robert County Cooperative Li donations to date have Juniors: Michael Rab> Kathleen Makaus. Carol Baldwin. Richard Kimberly Dudek. and Seniors: John Muller. Henderson. Patrice brary System, local corpo been received from Air- bia. Karen Novicki. Jean Gilson. James Schreiber. Jasinski. Maria Playa. Rosemarie Valente Marc Falato. Cynthia Mizeski. Alan Nocholis. rations have responded to wick Industries. Carlstadt: Yi. Matthew Conigliari. Phyllis Minichini. Robert Jose Andrim. Henry Juniors: Kristen Fata. Renee Rodrigues. Terrence Quinn, and John support the library service Pioneer Industries. Mary Pak. Ana Vazquez. Du bon Benjamin Passaro. Slonkowski. Maureen Wolansky. Anthony Cicchino provided by the coopera Carlstadt: GS Litho tive group. Following an graphers. Carlstadt: BMW appeal letter from B of North America. Franklin Reinauer. II. Montvale: M H St W In ternational. Mahwah. With the cost of operat V o l u n t e e r s ing a cooperative library Are you just an account The Bergen Unit of the system increasing annual American Cancer Society ly as government funding seeks individuals willing to is decreasng. supplemen volunteer in the Teaneck tal funding is needed from office for a minimum of the private sector in order four hours per week. Jobs to continue this Itbrarv available for volunteers service. Through the sys number to your banker? are: stockroom inventory tem. patrons of member and control, typing, oper libraries may borrow ma ating sm all office ma terials from any of the S3 chines. and skilled and un participating libraries skilled general office with their home library work. To inquire about vol card or avail themselves unteering for the Ameri of the regular delivery ser can Cancer Society, con vice to bring requested li tact Lorraine Reilly at 836- brary materials to their 2090 home library.
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On Wednesday evening. festive occasion, together sponded and expressed his Molav for Bovs. Rainbow City. He is a Past Master tee for this function was Feh 2nd. William (V En with many Past Grand appreciation to the l^xige. for Girls, the Eastern Star of Adoniram-Highland composed of the following ' nis. .Jr was feted at Masters. Past Grand the Grand Master and to and other Masonic af Ixxlge and Mrs. Ennis is a — all Past Master* of Y i m . '■f Adoniram Highland Lt>dt>e l»dtfe Officers and M a all concerned Edgar R filiates Past Matron of Esther Adoniram-Highland % No 8<) of Free and Ac sons from all parts of New Tis. of Fort Lee. Past Mas The highlight of the eve Chapter. No. 4. Order of Lodge: John G Sedlock. ' \ •: Eastern Star. Ennis re w cepted Masons 321 Second Jersev A total of over 160 ter and Grand Lodge ning was a stirring address C h a ir m a n : D o n a ld S # Avenue. I.vndhurst In attended the dinner at the Trustee, presented Ennis by Harold D. Elliott. 2nd. tains his office of Grand O'Reilly. Secretary: the Grand Master of all Sword Bearer until April April 1982. l*'nms was ap Masonic Temple, which with a gift from the Lodtfe Edgar R Tis. Grand 'S.f pointed and installed as preceded the Official Visit Other Grand U>dge Of New Jersev Masons 28. 1983 at which time a l^odge Trustee , and O Ed Grand Sword Hearer for of Grand Master Etliott at ficers spoke, including Edward E Ancher new Grand Master and ward Wiberg. Past Grand the Grand l.odi»e of the the Lodge Meeting and Re .John .J. Feiler. of Para UxJge Soloist, rendered c new Grand Lodge Officers Chaplain Most Ancient and Hon ception honoring Ennis mus. District Deputy of few vocal selections, ac will be elected, appointed After closing of the orable Soeietv ot Free and Somewhat over 200 mem the 25th Masonic District, companied bv Edgar R and installed at the 196th I^odge. a most pleasant re Edward V. Venditti (rifhtl. North Arlington, is Vrepted Masons for the bers of the Masonic all congratulating Bill En Tis. Past Grand Organist Annual Masonic Conven freshment hour was en congratulated on 2$ years service by RCA Service State of New Jersey This fratemitv filled the Lodge nis on his fine work — not William C. Ennis. Jr. re tion to be held in Wildwood joyed by all. Company President, George D. Prestwlch. Venditti is appointment w.i* made bv K
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It takes just a touch of wind-whipped snow 1 cup sour milk 3 tablespoons powdered sugar warm water for 15 minutes or so Drain and to drive my memory back, wav back to the How to: I tablespoon cognac dry. Heat frying pan with some butter and drop days my mother would drip some sour milk Mix the dry ingredients. Add milk and I tablespoon rum in the slicc of ham. Brown it quickly on one into a dough mix and produce wondrous bis melted butter or oil to egg and stir them thin. I tablespoon Cointreau side, turn it over and brown the other side cuits. It was a moment of joy when the bis Combine the mixtures. Knead until the dough How to: Serve that with the scrambled eggs and you're cuits. puffy and slightly brown, would emerge is smooth Tear off pieces of the dough and Put butter into chafing dish, melt then sure to be mentioned in the will from the oven to be eaten with a smear of place on baking pan. Put in oven and wait for add sugar and allow to cook for a few minutes. butter. the miracle to happen. Add orange and grenadine, stirring constantly S herrill L. T hom pson Why I don't know but it was my habit to Going from the plain to the sublime I have TTien add the folded pancakcs turning each into take one of the hot biscuits to the w indow and comc across a recipe for Crepes Suzettc which the sauce till they arc well covered. Now be Installed W orthy M atron stare out at the whirling snow. seeing, perhaps, takes the mystery right out of the blazing dish. careful and brave. Add the liqueurs. Light with visions private only to young boys. a match. Keep turning pancakcs in flaming Kverything looked permanent. I was young sauce until they are well flavored and would live forever. My mother was young Try this one on the company next time. It and she would be with me forever. Why did I may scare hell out of them — and you. But need her recipe for those biscuits since she you'll have a reputation around the ol' neigh would be baking them for us forever. So I never borhood. asked for the recipe. Tlie recipe is simple and if followed the cook will not get burned. If he's lucky. Can you beat this? I had scrambled eggs It would have been interesting had I asked. that were almost inedible the other day. A fact. Here it is: Whether she could have given a recipe that It was in a diner and I won't identify it But Ingredients for the crepes: anybody else could follow is problematical. She what kind of crummy kitchen, even in a diner, moved with darting swiftness, the flour, the 1 cup flour where they can't produce a decent scrambled salt, the this and the that. And then she would one-third cup powdered sugar egg be kneading the pale yellow mass with her ' i teaspoon salt Let them try this recipe next time strong hands and then she would be dropping 1 cup milk Ingredients: the soft gobs of the dough upon a pan And in 15 2 eggs, separated 3 e g g s or 20 minutes out would come the biscuits and grated rind of lemon II teaspoon salt my mother, her face flushed, her eyes dancing How to: one-third cup milk or water as we ran for the biscuits, would turn to her Beat yolks, add milk, then flour, salt and smidgen of black pepper other duties. Duties. They were tasks of love sugar, lemon rind and. last, the stiffly beaten and all she asked was our smiles of gratitude 1 teaspoon butter Sherrill L. Thompson whites of the eggs. Heat a six-inch skillet, add To my knowledge my mother never meas a tablespoon of batter Tip skillet from side to How to: Sherrill L. 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And Patti, of Ridgewood, paced Ridgewood to an the finest girl basketball players in the area leaves because the Olympics draw ever so she didn't practice. And she went into a de other national distance medley record in much closer and the athletes are feeling the Tne record of Kerry Dressel. the St. Mary's cline. All this she admitted . Princeton. Mary Ellen ran a 3.39 for the three star, is well known Kerry, a junior, is a challenge. Then came the day she said she'd put her quarter leg and Patti ran the mile climax ill veteran since she has been one of the best It is amazing that the Olympic Invitational, work first and social life second. It worked and 4:54.3. around since her freshmen days. one of the finest meets of the indoor seasons, she won the national title going away. Now. if Patti's time wasn't as good as that of the should be conducted in almost complete secre The newcomer is a gal named Jodi Horro. she doesn't find another boy she will be keen second best team's anchor. But thanks to Marv cy. There has been little fanfare about the meet who has been doing some magical things for competition for Elaine when they meet again Ellen's sterling effort she had a comfortable which ought to be big news all over. Rutherford High 1n her first year the gal has for the world title. lead on which to work and work she did. been a flash on the court and when it is known While the greats of the track world will that she has three more years of competition is dominate the headlines a scholastic race is also it any wonder the opposition quails. attracting attention. This pits John Carlotti of Miss Porro came up from the elementary the Bernards School against Mike Stahr of school ranks and was considered a coming star Carmel. N Y. They arc going to run in a 1.000 a couple of years before she got to high school. yard race which will show off two of the Start em young. That's the secret of suc brightest scholastic runners in the country cess. Harrison has a team with a 17-2 record Shades of Kearny High School's great New high volume auto Harrison girls never amounted to much until a days The other night Carlotti anchored the mated equipment assures Water has the rare prop highest quality at lo w e s t strong program, concentrating on summer Barnards 4.000-metcr medley relay team to a erty of being lighter per p ric e s leagues and elementary school teams, was national high school record — 10:12 18 cubic inch as a solid than as initiated. \ou Harrison is dreaming of a state All Carlotti did was run a 4:13.5 anchor to a liquid. If this were not Large plant equipped to copy anything true, a lake would freeze from the smallest letter to the largest map title carry the baton across 125 yards ahead of from the bottom up instead Christian Brothers of Lincroft. of the other way around. ^ aiapling • hole punching • padding available Rutherford's Phenoms Will the day come when a high school lad Pick up and delivery available will break the magic four minute mark'.’ Some Rutherford's boys team isn't doing badly. In fact, it is doing wonderfully Unbeaten so far say it will be done and cither Stahr or Carlotti may be the one to do it R.S. KNAPP CO.. INC. (his year Rutherford probably pulled off the G ET THIS FREE victory of the year last Saturday in the Bergen Bill Bonthron Dies INSURANCE County Jamboree BOOKLETNOW. 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Princeton's medley relay When times were LOOK Rutherford is looking toward that state compared it was found Bonthron had run his tournament A champioaship would certainly mile leg faster than the runners in the mile give Rutherford the topping for a fine athletic race What Lanni has done semester since the football team fought its way .Bonthron became one of the most noted of into the state finals. the milers. He had a strong style which ap Now th ere o re 2 reasons to pealed to audiences He didn't have great visit on Independent Insuronce we’ve expanded our hours Times Have Changed form But he had a strong heart and a powerful A g en t like us. First, w e repre determination. sent several companies—not The sight of Roger Bannister, the English just one. 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Act 3 was Gorgonzo the Moe and Curly walked Webelo Circus. provided for the circus Greg Romano. Daniel Great who lifted barbells across the tightrope pass Cub Scout Pack 96 on Before the circus began, Soriano. David Romano, iwith ease) and 1 ton ing a ball back and forth February 6 held its annual the following boys re and John Andrak The weights. The weights gave between them Blue and Gold Dinner at ceived their Bear Badges: boys did a superb job with Gorgonzo a test of his Act 5 was the Mind the Elks Lodge Families Matthew Mickson. An their individual acts. strength. He fell backward Readers presented by Sen and the boys attended thony Rogers, Bill Bell The first act was The the first try but succeeded sational Senior and his As- inger. Vincent LaRose. Clowns. They played ball the second try He also sistant. The assisted Dean’s List Gregg Ziliani. Rick and clowned around lifted a refrigerator on his passed a hat into the au !jean Burke, a member Davies. Mark Durham. among the audience. Act 2 back dience and had someone of the sophomore class of Prank Schiavone. Scott was Gunther and his Act 4 was the Tightrope pick something out of the 1985 at Caldwell College. Tissiere. Richard Tomko Amazing Animals from Walkers called The Three hat and Sensational Senior Caldwell. New Jersey, has and Christopher Morell. Germany, the animals Masked Stooges: Curlv. guessed each time what been named to the Dean’s TT»e boys participating were Gary the Gorilla. L a rrv and Moe. The the article was. List for the fall 1982 from the Webelo Den were Tony the Tiger. Elliot the tightrope act was very Act 6 was Leo and Sam semester. Ms. Burke is an Timothy Galvin. Michael Elephant. Seymour the tense as they all walked Sam had l^eo do some art major. She is the La P I a c a . T im o th y Panther and Bruno the the rope one by one and tricks for the audience. daughter of Mrs. Jean H o n o rin g Father Chen. Lyndhurst Emergency Squad presented to their Lindsey Eugene Ricci. Bear All the animals real then all together As Moe The audience had a won Burke. 349 Sanford Ave.Lynd chaplain. Rev. Vincent P. Chen, of Ml. Carmel Church, a plaque honoring him for his long service. A special mass, written by Bob Scharf and in which the entire congregation participated was held. In the mass were, left to right: Deacon Jack Dempsy. Rev. Edward J. Hayes, former pastor; Rev. Joseph Lupo. Rev. Vincent Affaniosi. pastor: Father Chen, and Rev. Henry Naddeo, former associate PRESIDENT’S WEEK lastor.______ PRESCRIPTION DELIVERY REAL HONEST TO GO ODNESS BUYS! MEDICARE 1 MEDICAID ACCtmp. NOW THROUGH FEBRUARY 21st SJUES t REMIALS omen sutacii itnosiwss AOS t o w m m tusnc HOSE 857 Kearny Ave. (At The No Arlington Borderline) Prescription Specialist Kearny, N.J. Filling All Third Party Prescriptions Plans including Blue Cross, PAAD, Medicaid. PAID. PCS. NPA APS. Medi-Met. 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ORIGINAL PRICE I . HATS so it four W w i m NOW.. 1 THOMAS NO U VM M YS • NO K F M M * M i SALES FUML i j j r s ALL SALES FINAL - * OPEN LATE THURS. A FRI. till 9 P.M. Mot rwponaibie for typographic*! error*. >. ,4 ~ - _ v J- THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 10. 1983-Page >7 Founders Day At Franklin Figging Advanced The colonel received a The Franklin School participate in the master’s degree in 1976 PTA. Lvndhurst. will cele candlelightlng ceremony. Army and Air Force professor for Computer from Pennsylvania State brate Founders' Day at its Mrs. Carol Wolf, first vice Hometown News - Charles Systems and Education University. State College. regular meeting on Thurs president, is in charge of E. Flggins. son of Robert Support at the U.S. Mili Cutline: Charles E. Fig- day. Feb 10. at 8 P.M. in the program. E. and Madonna B. Fig- tary Academv. West Point. gins receives his oak leaf gins of Rural Route 4. NY the Franklin School A cake decorating dem clusters from Col Wilford Bryan. Ohio, has been pro auditorium Mrs. Barbara onstration will be given by J Hoff J r . Head of moted in the U.S. Army to Bums wll preside. Jerry Lanzerotti from the His wife. Virginia, is the Chemistry Department. the rank of lieutenant colo Past presidents of Lyndhurst Pastry Shop. daughter of Susan Murden U.S. Military Academy. nel. West Point. N Y . and Franklin School PTA have Refreshments will be of 87 Humbolt St.. East been invited to attend and served. Figgins is an assistant Rutherford. Figginss wife. Virginia 'lane S p in n e r , manager of United Jersey Bank's Lyndhurst Office, donates a copy ot New Jersey: Unexpected Pleasures to Richard Wrede, Assistant Librarian, of the Lyndhurst Free Public Library. The book, which was produced by New Jersey Monthly in celebration of the tenth anniversary of United Jersey Banks, consists of 165 pages of color photography highlighting the state s unique features. 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RUTHERFORD PRESIDENT S BIRTHDAY Krazy Rack Sift Coats, Suits of asst, merchandise & Blouses Pantcoats 2 values to $80 $15 ■■ V Price Pants $2fi val ues to $95 BLAZERS Ills won!, J _ A m c n i ,i l i ,i H <>t«• I Skirts $ac Valuesto$175 ^5^ 5 1 At (in*.it Goriji' values to $110 w t i NO CHARGES • NO ALTERAT cl N J • 0 7 0 70 i Page IS—THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 10. 1983 A WMNNBR. ®M@P KSXBAU New Recreational Program The Rutherford Special geared toward children ly not a requirement. for volunteers who might Services Department in who. for perceptual, coor Activities will take place be willing to help in a conjunction with the dination. or other reasons, on Saturdays from approx coaching or superivsory Rutherford Recreation De may be unable to succeed imately 11.00 a.m. to 1:00 capacity. If you are in partment announces the in regular sports groups. p.m. for ten consecutive terested in either of these, ALL IN STOCK creation of an innovative In order to join, students weeks during the current please contact: Joan recreational program need only to demonstrate a school term. We are pres Murphy Guise, Special Ser- which will serve a segment willingness and en ently seeking to recruit vices Department ITEMS MUST GO!! Rutherford Board of of the student population thusiasm to participate. young people for this pro Full Rolls To Room Size Rugs that is frequently excluded Athletic ability is definite gram. We are also looking Education phone: 438-7875. from participation in or FREE INSTALLATION ganized team sports. It is Presidents Birthday Sale You pay only the Low Sala Price of the carpet, Rutherford choose your cushion (also specially priced) CAPE COO CORTAIN: and we will Measure, Deliver & Install at No Extra Charge!! 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Tamaro 0-3-3 OOO Totals 23-9-55 the comeback of the year Rathrrfurd 7!. Muir 2 1-5 ToUbi 16-11-45 » 3-4- WaWnKUm IS-U) 12 12 19 III - (I Elmwood Park H ENGI.EWOOD- 011. SI. Marv's 13-1«> 12 II II 21 SS Saturday in vanquishing RUTHKRKORD- (loldefi 7M5. UnvM 4-19 T Boxers Action. Action. Action! TTiere was plenty of it when the wheelchair stars packed Lyndhurst High School Gymnasium for their annual game. It was tense. It was exciting. ^ ■ j Advance And the crowd loved it. Hv ...... Glenn Gibson, a 156- pound open class boxer, became the latest repre- sentative of the The C o unt’s C orner... j m John Plutino is the new f r ~ Meadowlands Boxing Club right where he belongs in John will never forget “catchdriver on the block in Rutherford to advance this claiming class and he Neville Noble's victory It at the Meadowlands A in the annual NJ Golden can make a lot of money kept him up much later catchdriver. for the un Gloves tournament with a here " than usual "After you win initiated. is one who waits third round TKO over a race at the Meadowlands in the stabling area in the Neville Noble is racing Donald Hall of Newark against top drivers vou go morning hoping that a with a $35,000 claiming Gibson of Hackensack home and wait tili the rac J o h n R ig g in s of the Washington Redskins and l>ouis trainer will choose him to tag. "He beat the favorite. joins 147-pound novice ing replavs come on over Pezzolla of Lyndhurst renew friendship only hours drive his horse (Broomfield Guv> and Wayne Marsh of Newark sure made the owners cable television to see the before Super Bowl Kick-Off. Was it Pezzolla’s last A catchdriver is in pret- and 126-pound David San C h airo (A n th o n v of victory again " Plutino ex minute "pep” talk that spurred Riggins to the MVP tv fast company at the Big tos of Passaic as winners Hackensack). Porricello plained You can't blame Trophy and World Championship? Who knows! M. Such heralded re- in their opening bouts i Mark i and Sutera iJoe* him It's no ordinary f< .it Pezzolla’s nephew Bob Holly is a teammate of Riggins, insmen as Bill O'Donnell. Marsh decisioned David of New York a happv trio." to beat the Ikes of serving as Joe Thusmann's quarterback back-up man. John Campbell and Herve Gilliam of the Elizabeth savs Plutino Campbell. O'Donnell and Filion are among them 1 P A L. and Santos won via Grehan Adda 3 More Titles Plutino. 25. who sports Filion decision over Charlie Plutino owns five race white, blue and orange NOTKS — Birt Young, Martinez of the Boys' Club Michael Grehan of first place in the Pioneer horses But they are just driving tags, learned the who played Sylvester Rutherford. St. Mary's of Boys' Club of America 25- starting to race. I turned in Jersey City. ropes from his brother-in- Rutherford High School al! mv horses out after the Stallone's brother-in-law Phil Simms, Giants quarterback, who opened his Other boxers slated for Kilometer run. first place law Jimmy Marohn. one of senior cross country stand 1982 Meadowlands meet in the three Rocky movies, Cable 3 sports program last Wednesday night, returns action in the coming weeks in the Passaiic YMCA 10- the top drivers on the out. recently added three ing." he says, "and thev wasn't disturbed bv the au at 8 p.m. Thursday Itonight). As his guest Simms will include 119-pound novice kilometer event and fourth Yonkers-Roosevelt circuit more titles to his list of will be ready to race short tograph hunters when he have Floyd Eddington. the late blooming star receiver Neno Morris of place in the Bergen County "I went with Jim for a running accomplshments ly " In the meantime he is dined in the company of of the Giants. Simms was flooded with calls last week. Hackensacck and 132- National Scholastic couple of vears and he Greehan. captain of the doing the next best thing, Mrs Marv Galento and He will again throw the telephone open for calls. pound novice Jeff Coles of league Olympic Division taught me a lot about St. Mary's Squad, took seeking drives from other her son. Torn Jr and (Photo By John HealV was taken after the Simms show i Rutherford. Race training." savs Plutino trainers. noted boxing managers Plutino was raised in the He got a catchdrive Jan I/)u Duva at Don s 21 in Bronx Plutino and his 26th and made good bv Newark Young is in bride of six months. steering Neville Noble, a terestod in doing I he life of Sharon, now live in Clif- the late Tonv Galento for seven-vear-old trotter, to LYNN'S fside Park the screen S U C C E S S victory in the feature event It was an especially big triumph since he out- IS AS SIM PLE AS... drove McDonnell. Campbell and Filion in the mile "I'll never forget that victory.' he said the other morning while waiting for another catchdrive "I was surprised that Neville Noble raced so well be cause it was his first start But he reallv likes this track." NEW 1983 CHEVROLET NEW 1983 CHEVROLET Plutino earned the NC a 9u 0HEVR0LET catchdrive behind the son CHEVETTE of Noble Victory because. CAVALIER I've known the owners im c I 11)08 Sand equip mcM spd "»« 2 dr. Model 1IC27. Stand equip inch fuel and Tony DiCharo Vr«l entine, manual stewing, inject 4-cyl eitj, 4 spd man trans, frt whl • trainer) Tony was with drive, full console, McPherson frt strut me a couple of years ago I WHITE KEROSENE I S A ? * ' ' * * N'°’’ 4‘8 susp, nan rack n pin steer, pwMrts, Slde *""« M o t w qualified Neville Noble for *M k s delivery reel frt buckets, side wind defog. Not in “ *P- Not rn ^ frt AND HEATING OIL stock. Allow 4-8 weeks delivery. hm y. " ,0* 4-8 weeks de- Tonv a vear ago when he UST: $5367 got him and I won a race « H | | A I _ UST: $6258 UST: $8450 here with him. too Tonv CAN BE PICKED UP AT T did a great job with him $ 1 He bought him after the OUR M©bll STATION 4899 11795 horse had been on the pace 6 A.M.-11 P.M. . 7 DAYS A WEEK J But Tony wanted a W E W I L L N O T trotter and took a lot of 429 RIVER ROAD, NORTH ARLINGTON time with him and he's got m iL lij a good trotter now. 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OVER 2,000 PAIRS IN STOCK .2 5 % OFF AU FABRIC ON ALL KINDS O f GERMAN STYLE BOLOGNA CHAIRS AND SOFAS (A ntiqu* Imported & Domestic Table . 10% OFF TOTAL COST ON KITCHEN Luxuries ft Specialties ANO DINING ROOM SEATS RESTORATION SPECIALISTS _____ WE FEATURE POPULAR BRANDS Of • 20% OFF CARPETING _ J L u n d f a n A t HJ Beers -Wines • Liquors FREE PICK-UP & DELIVERY * FREE ESTIMATES MENS SHOP ED COLVILLE BKVI.RA^F COOLED b> Vlndrrn Kvfri(ifnHio« Valley Brook & Stuyvesant Ave., Lyndhurst J 537 STUYVESANT AVENUE • LYNOHURST i » ) Pago t i —THURSDAY. KKBRIIARY 10. 1983 * most items* presidents days sale (5ft C t starts friday, february 11 to tuesday, february 22 ** and mor&* ------****** ( mil Imenl Save 50% off our entire Coat Department. Choose from wool and wool blend coats, pant coats, Storm coats, and quilts, from Loring, London Fog, Wellington, Bromley, and Sasson. Misses sizes 8 to 18, Jrs. 5-13, and large sizes 16V.? - 2 4 Reg. $100 - $250, Now $50 - $125. Itrrss lh ‘fnn Intent Save 50% on Misses and Petite Dresses. Every dress from our fall and holiday collection. Misses sizes 8-18, Petites sizes S - 14. Reg $54 - $120. Now $27 - $60. New Dimensions sizes 14v, - 26'/i. % price. \li> S/Mirisumr Save 50% on our entire collection ot tall and holiday sweaters. Sizes small, medium, and large. Reg. $24 - $60. Sale $12 - $30. Save 50% on tall and holiday blouses Sizes 8 - 18. Reg. $26 - $58, Sale $13 - $29. Save 50% on tall and holiday coordinates trom Gordon ot Philadelphia. Devon. Personal Sizes 8 - 18. Reg. $20 ■ $120. now $10 - $60. Save 50% on assorted skirts and pants Sizes 8-18. Orgmatly $24 - $48, now $12 - $24. \eiv I mu fir * I'm Junii„» m, ./.\.< . •« t » h i t h n l Woo/ and woo/ blend coordinates and separates trom Patty Woodard. Bobbie Brooks and CW II. 50% OFF. Coordinates trom Body English 50% OFF. Blouses Irom Patty Woodard. Oliver. Jean De Pierre. Puccini. Simeon and 1st of June. Originally $28 00 to $52.00. now *14-00 to $26.00. Dancewear Irom Aerosport Was $12.00 to $34.00, now $6.00 to $17.00. Corduroy pants trom Jean St. Germain Reg. $32.00 to $40.00, on sale tor $16.00 to $20.00. Selected sweaters, dresses, jumpsuits, & suits. 50% OFF. II m ifi On in a i'll Winter outerwear, ski & all around jackets - S, M, L. 50% OFF. Irn ssmii s Scarves - Group of scarves, originally $5 00 to $17 00, $2.00. Gloves & Scarves - Warmly knit glove and scart sets, xh price. Leather Handbags - Originally $50 - $94. now $25 - $47. Vinyl Handbags - Halt Price, Reg $17 - $28. now $8.50 - $14. Jewelry Clearance - Earrings, necklaces, bracelets, pins. Were $5.00 to $15 00. now $2.00. Jewelry Sale - Selected necklaces, earrings, and pins. Originally $12 - $50, now $6 - $25. Shower Pak - Regular price $15.00. now $7.50. Wooden Clothes Valet - Regular price $25 00. sale price $12.50. Excellent lor cramped quarters Panty Hose Sale - Geoffrey Beene Fashions TEXTURED CONTROL TOP Reg $5.50 Now $4.40 SHEER CONTROL TOP Reg. $6.00 Now $4.80 Sheer S andaltoot Reg. $3.75 Now $3.00 Table ot assorted accessories, keyrings, barrettes, glasscases, wallets, and belts Values up to $10.00. Allat$1.00. I ingrrif Warm gowns, pajamas, bed jackets, and junior steepwear. (famous makers) Reg $18 - $36. Now $9 - $18 Warm Robes and Holiday Loungewear (Vanity Fair. Gilhgan O'Malley. David Brown) Reg $35 - $85 Now $16.50 - $42.50. Carter's 100% Orion knit long leg panties. Reg. $4 00. Now 1.99. Ski Skins - insulated tops and bottoms - warmth without weight. Reg $12 - $13. Now $6.00 - $7.50. Nylon Slips, camisoles, pantlmers. evening slips (Lorraine. Vanity Fair, Olga). Reg $8 - $14 Now $4 - $7. Lorraine Nylon Bikinis. Reg. 3 tor $6.75 - Now $3 tor $3.30. 25% - 50% OFF Nylon gowns, robes, designer loungewear (Vanity Fair. Barbizon & more famous makers. Reg. $18 - $85 Now $13.50 - $50.00. Itnis X I.inti,; Bras - Selected styles - Bali, Olga. Formtit. Warner. Maidenform. Carnival. Reg $7.50 - $14.00. Now $3.75 - $7.00. Briefs, panty girdles and girdles - Smoothie. Vanity Fair. Warner. Now $13 00 - $27.50. Now $6.50 - $13.75. lin e r Si:,. Large size warm gowns and pajamas Reg. $36 - $62. Now $10 - $15. Large size warm robes and loungwear. Reg. $36 - $62. Now $18 - $31. Large size nylon slips, pettis. camisoles (Formtit. Lady Vassarette). Reg $9 00 - $22.00 Now $4.50 - $11.00. 20% - 50% off Large size nylon gowns, robes, loungewear Reg. $14.50 - $63.00 Now $10.90 - $31.50. (.i/i It > 111111 ini'IIi 50% oft Fenton Glass Craft - Heritage, Yorktown, and Crowntord glass jars and canisters, Crystals D'arc Stemware 25% off Lenox China Temperware and Gittwarer Noritake China and Stoneware No gift boxes or wrappings on sale merchandise starts triday. february 1 1th through tuesday, february 22nd Come to JNC s The Mens Store and take advantage of our lowest prices of the season during our President s birthday sales You will save on such great names as Hickey Freeman, Halston, Christian Dior, Lanvin, and Stanley Blacker suits and sport coats th,i,T i,.;,r X I II,III,-, featuring London Fog, Woolrich, Europa. 50% off values originally $24.00 to $75.00, now $12.00 to $37.50. I hum- .V Puritan Steratvrn Crew and V-necked sweaters, 50% off. Were $24.00 to $75.00, now $12.00 to $37.50 shin* An assortment of designer dress shirts, 50% off, originally $24.00 to $45.00, now $12.00 to $22.50. Mens Clubhouse I nun SI,;;;- S/ion shirt « Woolen and cotton flannel sport shirts, were $24.00 to $45.00, now $12.00 to $22.S0. Mens t hitericetir Members Only, Sergio Valente, Pacific Trails Were $80 - $160. Now $40 - $80. Sweaters Gary Reed. Kennington, Tony Lambert, Boathouse Row Original Price Sale Price Originally $20 - $45, Sale price $10 - $22.50. $215 - $235 $170 $230 - $275 M en1* Shirts $190 Half price sale on selected sport knits and velours $300 - $350 $240 $375 - $435 $290 W i'N i SfHtrl Shirts Choose from a selection of John Henry. Roland, and Bon Homme Originally $19 - $27, now $5.90. Original Price Sale Price $135 - $150 $108 Mvn* i Vi nr* Jeans, corduroy, dress pants. $165 - $195 Regularly $20 - $45. now $9.90. $130 Original Price Boys Clubhouse / Itrn Siietles Sale Price $295 - $325 $220 Hit}* Outeru-enr Yves St Laurent. William Barry, Pacific Trails. Hall price sale, were $60 - $85. Now $30 - $42.50. Minimum charge for alterations Hoy* Sweater* Half Price, Barrel, Robert Bruce. Rob Roy Regularly priced $17 - $25. Hoyh Sport Shirt* 50% off on selected velours, arrtJ knits by Gant, Kaynee, John Weitz, and Kennington. Boy* Sport Coot* YSL, Gant, and John Weltz. Were $65 - $85, Now • JNC $34.90 $44.90. Boy« Suit* Slim, husky, and regular sizes. Rag. $85 - $125, now $44.90 - $84.90. Nud«y Gwtw. Nutley------• *67-9200 Dafly 10 to 5A5. Sat.. 10 to 5:30. Open lat« I ___ Son PmntM $0% off regular, slim, and husky pants " *•*« Month* and Friday JNC Chart* and all othar major chart** honorod Thfre's aiwa$» plenty et convenient parting in th* rear of JNC THURSDAY. FKBRUARY 18. 1983—Page » Henrietta Waskiewicz, Father Was Lyndhurst Policeman O b i t u a r i e s Henrietta i Retta) L. Mrs. Waskiewicz's hus Penn.; and 9 grandchil- of Fort l^auderdale. Fla contributions may be Waskiewicz. nee: Gailing. band. John, died in 1956. dren. A Memorial Service was made to: St. Paul. Rams*tv died Jan. 27. 1963 at the She is survived by three teld United Pres Medical Center. North Ridge Care Center. sons: Jon. of Andover. Also a sister. Dawn byterian Church. Lvn Alzheimers and sent to the New Hope. Minn Minn.; Craig, of New Lon- Renz. of Lyndhurst. and dhurst. ort Feb. 6 at 2 p.m. United Presbyterian Jam es R. W oods, Son Mrs. Waskiewicz was don. North Carolina; two brothers. Donald, of Church. 511 Ridge Rd bom in Lyndhurst and re Malcolm, of Halafax. Bricktown. and Malcolm. Should friends desire. Lyndhurst O f Lyndhurst M ayor sided most of her life there Honor Roll Announced At Sacred Heart Services were held in Mr, Woods ^attended sistant of insurance pro She was a clerk for the Sacred Heart School of Serio. J Gonzalez. J. Kansas City. Mo.. Feb. 3 Lyndhurst public schools, grams for the Property U.S. Postal Service, work- taining an average no low fionzalcz. K. Fahey. E. Lyndhurst is proud to list er than 88 in major sub Maguire. T McHaie. J. tor James R. Woods, a graduated from Seton Hall and Insurance Division of ing at the South Nash. J. Schiavone those students who have jects and no lower than 83 Pizzano. K. Wormke. M. native of Lyndhurst who Prep, attended the Univer the Kansas Citv Finance Hackensack Post Office Grade t : P. Ibarrola. C. achieved honors for the in minor subjects. Recog Wormke. P. Iamonte. L. had resided in the Midwest sity of Notre Dame and Department. until her retirement in Kukowski. F. Moltz. D. second marking period. nition is also given for the McAdam. R. Prendergast. since World War II. graduated from Seton Hall Before moving to Kan 1980. Maranilli. D. McAdam. L. First honors includes those highest class average and M Milich. C Biondolillo. Mr Woods. 86. was the University. He retired in sas City 26 years ago. Mr She. was a member of McGlynn students who have attained citizenship. W. Mayerchak. A. Bion- son of the late former 1978 as administrative as- Woods resided in St. Louis. the United Presbyterian an average no lower than FIRST HONORS Grade 3: S. Fonseca. P. camanno. S Maguire. B. Mayor John F. Woods and He was an Army Air Force Church «formerly West William H. Hilkene 92 in major subjects and no Iamonte. R Kearns. J. Guzzo. S. Milich. J.' Naz Mrs Woods of Lyndhurst veteran of Worid War II minster) of Lyndhurst for Grade t: J. Polatz. M lower than 88 in minor sub Haubert. M. Nigito Maguire are. J. Pepe. J. McAdam. His brother. John F William H. Hilkene. 55. He is survived by his 50 years, and was a mem jects. Second honors in Grade 4: M» Milich R. Agnolet. P. Ibarrola. A Woods. Jr . died Nov. 24 of died Monday at St. w ife. D ' Anne : two ber of the Chancel Choir Grade 3: L. McAdam. T. cludes those students at- Grade 5: W Mayerchak. Ix'pinski. P Mina rick. C. last year. Barnabas Medical Center daughters. Mrs. Kathy for 30 years. McHaie R. McAdam. T Galvin. C. Sanchez. C Moore. K in Livingston. Stone and Mrs Margv Grade 4: K. Baselice. C ALBERTA NEWTON CO Ryan. J. Guise. A. Picone. A nna Pasek Mr. Hilkene was bom in Dwyer: a son. James: and Ferrara. K. Combe. P. Paolozzi. T. Tamaro. R FOUNDER FOREST M. Kearns Jersey Citv and came to a sister. Mrs. Arthur G. " J o y f u l Ibarolla. S. Jordan. K Dynes. B Haag. I). Funeral services were DAIRY Grade 6: D Matejko. R Amabile. G. Consent ini. K Lvndhurst in 1935 iGladvsi McMahon, of Kutiak. R. Prendergast. F. held Monday for Anna He was owner and Lyndhurst. Mrs. Alberta S Newton Schiavi&ne. R. Tomko. A Whitaker. P. Minerick. R Nowinski. J Perm. I. Pasek. 97. who died Thurs secretarv-treasurer of Hil- of North Arlington died Coiro. C. Lcsny Agnolet. B Collins. P Readie. L. Russo. .J San day at home. N o i s e * Ken Heating Co. and a Feb. 7 at West Hudson Grade 5: C Kaminski. J Ibarrola tangelo. N Raso. S Mrs. Pasek was bom in member of the Fuel A nthony The Keamy Ouster of Hospital. Keamy She was Nazare. J McAdam Grade 7: J. Santangelo. K utiak . R C oiro. P Protestant Churches has Poland and came to the Merchants Association of 93 Grade €: M. McAdam. P. Fiorito. O Mattia. R Baselice. D. Petty. I). United States 73 years ago. scheduled its annual ecu Coiro Mahoney A Muzikar. M. Essex County E. DiLascio Bom in Coventry. Ver T. Iamonte. J. Rabbi a settling in Passaic before menical musicale. "Make mont. she lived in North Grade 8: M Pren Prendergast. M Baselice. He is survived by his Funeral services were Grade 7: J. Domanico. moving to Wallington 57 a Joyful Noise." for 3 p.m. Arlington since 1926. dergast L Guzzo. N. M McHaie wife, the former Grace held Monday for Anthony S. Finnerty. P. Baselice years ago. (Mi Sunday in Grace Meth Came vale. K McKeever Hickey, a brother. John Jr. E DiLascio. 67. who died Together with her hus Grade 8: C Sabato. J She was one of the odist Church. 380 Keamv band. she founded the PERFECT ATTEN of Nutley: and a sister. Friday at Passaic General Agnolet. T. Brenna. L. SPECIAL SCIENCE founders of the Most Sa Ave.. Keamy. family-owned and oper DANCE Jean Klink of Connecticut. Hospital. Liskiewicz AWARD cred Heart of Jesus Taking part in the pro ated Forest Dairy in North M. Piotrowski. L Services will be 11 a.m. SECOND HONORS Grade 4: W Mayerchak. Church. Wallington. Mr. DiLascio was bom gram will be choirs from Arlington in 1926 which is (lonzalcz. J. Readie. M Thursday at the Nazare the town s eight Protestant Grade 1: C 1/xigo. L. R. McAdam Mrs. Pasek is survived in Yonkers. N.Y.. and still operated by the fami Arena. A. Carrino. C. Dc- Memorial Home. congregations, including by three sons. Walter of lived in Keamy for 10 ly. the Keamy Corps of the Edison. Louis of Clifton G. Zicopoulos years and Lyndhurst for She was a circle chair Salvation Army, and two Com m issioner W arns and Theodore of Wall the past 40 vears. man of the United Presby of the community's Roman ington: a daughter. Sophie Geraldine Zicopoulos. Prior to retiring in 1900. terian Women and was to Catholic churches. St of Wallington: six grand 45. died Saturday at he was a supervisor of Cecilia's and St. Stephen's. be honored this year as the Law To Be Enforced children and 13 great Hackensack Medical Cen quality control for 20 years oldest living member of ter. The public is invited to grandchildren at the William Steiner the Woodrow Wilson Commissioner Evelyn dhurst. Chapter 7. the DPW is not respon the presentation, at which Mrs. Zicopoulos was Manufacturing Co.. School PTA in North Ar Pezzolla. Director of the Residents of dead ends sible. solo renditions will be of bom in Paterson and lived Parsippany. lington. Public Works Department will be asked U> remove The Commissioner V ictoria Stein fered by Reggie Turner in Carlstadt for the past 27 has announced that strirt vehicles from their streets again asked for the full co He was a member of and Beatrice Verdi. Wife of the late Max D . Funeral services were years. Am vets Post 20. she is survived by two enforcement of the "No when snow removal equip operation of the residents. A member of the AME held Monday for Victoria She was a secretary at Parking" signs for street ment comes through, so Should the Towaship ex Baptist Church of Newark. sons. Herbert H of G. Stein. 75. who died Fri the South Bergenite News Mr. DiLascio Is survived cleaning will take place 12 that the entire roadway perience a ma jor snow Turner, a baritone, sings Rutherford and M. Daniel day at home. paper. Rutherford, and by his wife. Nina: two months a year. can be cleared the first storm we want to be able periodically at the First of Corrinth. Vermont; a Mrs. Stein was bom in was employed by Curtis daughters. Mrs. Judith The Commissioner time around. With resident to clear our streets quickly Baptist Church in Keamy daughter. Mrs. Alberta N. Lyndhurst. where she was Wright Co.. Ridgewood, Lento of Lyndhurst and stated that "with the win cooperation dead ends will and efficiently." He teaches music in the Hill of Mt. Arlington. 12 and the Sun Chemical Co. Mrs. Janice Martin of ter. residents should be be cleared at the same a lifelong resident Irvington public school grandchildren and 16 Mrs. Zicopoulos is sur Nutley: two brothers. alerted that the streets will time other streets are Mrs. Stein is survived by system. great-grandchildren. vived by her husband. Gus. Joseph of Nutley and be plowed and/or cleaned cleared. two brothers. Frank Verdi, a member of St. Services were held this Rev. Meyer a son. George, and two Daniel of New York City; daily, including dead ends, Commissioner Pezzolla Jenecke of Lyndhurst and Stephen's, is director of morning (Feb. 10) in the daughters. Diane and three sisters. Mrs. Bella but resident cooperation is has asked for the coopera William Jenecke of Seat music for grammar school First Presbyterian Church Christina, all of Carlstadt; needed to get the job tion of all residents and To Be Speaker tle. Washington, and two Sansone and Mrs. Flor youngsters at the church of North Arlington after a done " ■plow contractors who plow sisters. Mrs. Elizabeth and her parents. Ernest ence DAugelli. both of funeral from the Wilfred She wrote the music and their driveways or use The Rev Judith Meyer, Perry and MLss Mahon and Maria Elvater. two Yonkers, and Mrs. lyrics for her solo, entitled Armitage Funeral Home. According to the Re snow blowers for their minister of the Rutherford Jenecke. both of Lyn brothers. Kurt and Rich Angelina Maddalone of "Believe.’’ and for "Sing 596 Belgrove Drive. vised General Ordinances sidewalk. Persons plow Unitarian Society, will be dhurst. ard. and a sister. Janet, all Lyndhurst. Alleluia.’’ one of the offer Kearny. The interment of the Township of Lyn ing. shoveling, and/or the speaker at the 11:00 Service was from the of California. Services were from the ings of the choral group was in Arlington Ceme dhurst. Chapter 3. the sweeping of litter or snow blowing snow into streets a m meeting on Sunday. Nazare Memorial Home Funeral services were Nazare Memorial Home she directs tery. into the sidewalks or already plowed by Town February 13. in the Mason and Mass at St. Michael held Monday at the Kimak and Mass at Sacred Heart The program will be fol Card O f Thanks streets is prohibited ship employees will be ic Temple. 169 Park Ave Church. Funeral Home. Church. lowed by refreshments We wish to express our Should the Township ex subject to a fine. nue. Rutherford Her topic heartfelt thanks and ap perience m ajor snow Commissioner Pezzolla is "Love in the -80's". a preciation t« all those storms, plows will clear also reminds residents Valentine Day sermon neighbors and friends who the streets to the curb on that the DPW does not Doug Rose, president of PAROW sent cards. Mass cards, regular sweeper days, and clear or shovel private the society, invites area DIFFILY SERVICE flowers and messages of no parking signs for street property and/or drive residents to the program TRUSTWORTHY . DEPENDABLE svmpathy on the death of cleaning will be strictly en ways. Our respoasibility is and to the refreshments Funeral Home, - Henrv Donne Divine forced. clearing the streets. Drive which follow. NEIGHBORLY SPIRIT S erving Every R eligion Many thanks to the mem Where ever "No Park ways are the responsibility HENRY S. PAROW bers of the United Presby ing When Road is Snow of the residents, and if they FUNERAL BRUNCH While our services retain that neighborly terian Church and Its or are shoveled clear before ACCOMMODATIONS spirit of sympathetic understanding, they OWNER MANAGER Covered" sigas are posted, the plows come through. I We offer a unique service also reflect high standards of efficiency and ganizations for their cards the law shall remain in ef I comprised o* a complete competent direction. 185 Ridge Road North Arlington and to the Rev. Nathan fect after the snow has Rosarians 1 luncheon vve do all the 998-7555 VanderWerf for his com ceased, and until the ] planning at this difficult forting message at the ser- Sacred Heart Rosary So rime 5 stocks from Holy streets have been plowed ciety will meet in the Cross Cemetery vices. also to Paul sufficiently and to the ex Konarski and the staff of church on February 24 at HIGH SEAS tent that parking will not 7 30 P.M. THOMAS J. DIFFILY the Burk-Konarski Funer interfere with the regular RESTAURANT al Home for their manv Deacon Ronald Wicks 185 River Road FUNERAL HOME, INC. flow of traffic, as stated in North Arlington kindnesses and efficient and Charles Tynan will Schedule IIA of the Re JOHNT. DIFFILY, Manager service. lead the rosarv Everyone vised General Ordinances is welcome. We especially thank the of the Towaship of Lyn- 41 Ames Avenue, Rutherford ritual team of the Ameri Refreshments will fol Phone 939-0098 MEMORIAL HOME, INC. can Legion. Post 139. Lyn Gentiles Visit low and a Cootie partv will dhurst. which officiated at hi held 403 Ridge Road, Lyndhurst, New Jersey 07071 a service for Henrv. who Mr. and Mrs. Frank For pavment of dues, W h e n ESTABLISHED 1929 served in the U.S. Air Gentile and daughter An see Mrs. Louise Bogle Force during WW II. nette of Newark Ave. have 4 3 8 - 7 2 7 2 returned from Grant’s ST JUDE i&tiine We cannot express in on Huiy Si judo Apostle and Mar JOSEPH M NAZARE, Mgr. mere words the apprecia Pass. Oregon, where they iyi giejt in virtue and rich in for tion we feel for the Police visited with their new •muLies near kinsman of Jesus Department and the Volun granddaughter. Allegra Christ tjittitui intercessor of all c o m fo r t , teer Emergency Squad of Kohn. bom Nov. 26. 1982 to *no invoke your special patronage their daughter Francine .a tune ol need, lo you I have Manchester Township for ictouise Irom me depth ol my BURK-KONARSKI their prompt, efficient and Gentile Kohn. and Michael ' FUNERAL HOME tieait and numoiy beg lo whom Utstime Louia J. Sttilato, Jr. FUNERAL HOME sympathetic services ren Kohn. formerly of Phila Guo h«s given such great power to OWNER-MANAQER dered in the absence of delphia. Allegra joins a come lo my asstsiance Help me in 425 RIDGE ROAD. LYNOHURST SERVING ALL FAITHS family at the time of the sister Zoey. three years my present urgent petition In to send Louis J. Stella'o. Jr. with return I promise make your OWNER-MANAGED emergency and to the fam old. to name known and cause you lo tM flowers. 438-4664 Oignity-Reverence-Efficiency & Economy ily subsequently, especial invoked Say three Our fainyrs. For Sympathy ANNUAL DINNER - FASHION SHOW, ly the thoughtfulness of New Officers At 1 John L. Burk, Dir. I. Paul Konarski, Mgr. mree Mail Mdiys and Glonas^ flowers and plants, sponsored by Roosevelt School PTA, Lyn Sgt Chesna of the police 52 RIDGE ROAD, LYNDHURST. NJ. Presbyterian I’uUiiCdiion must tie promised Si CALL dhurst, fashion by Charles Daniels & department luOe prjy lor us all who invoke 939-0490 Bill’s Florist Fashions Unique of Nutley. Thurs., Feb. Gratefully. The Rev Nathan Van your jio Amen This Novena has derWerf of the United ntvei tieen known to lail This 80 Union Blvd. 24, 6:30 P.M., Fiesta, Rte. 17, Wood- Large Chapels Parking on Premises Amv. Joy and Michael Wallington, NJ. Presbyterian Church in f ? THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 10. 1983—Page t5 FOR THE R e w 1t o r s RENTALS GALORE & M O R E A GARFIELD (New Listing) FORSAU — LYNDHURST i t O Colonial 3 bedrooms, modern eat-in- LUNCHEONETTE. Great location. Money Maher — Turn key kitchen, IV2 baths, den or extra bedroom. operation. HOMETOWN Move in condition. Near Schools, $32,000 AGENCY churches and New York transportation. $67,000 RENTALS OUR SERVICE MAKES THE DIFFERENCE LYNOHURST - Office, or store. Good location. 500sq.ft. WiO HOME OF THE WEEK LATORRACA LYNDHURST - Professional offioe space. < ultra modem REALTY rooms. 600 sq. ft. J52S. Clean, neat & 30 PARK AVE. LYNDHURST - 6 rooms. Ultra modem J500+ mod. good loc. 4 bed rms.. 2 full baths. 2 car gar., low tan RUTHERFORD LYNOHURST - Efficiency apartment, all utilities included J375 & many extras. Owne* will take low rate m ort. Don’t miss this (201)935-7848 THEPERROTTA AGENCY one $79,900 » 6 lam. brick 137 RiOGE RH LYNDHURST > Ruth Cape G.I mtge $71,100 * Rut tier Comm 94J00. a Ruth. 2 fam $07,900. 9 3 9 -2 0 3 0 a Lux Bi-Level SI 30.900. NORTH ARLINGTON a Wall. Bi-Level $137,000. OPEN 7 MYS A WEEK a 4 bedrms. 2 baths $79,900 2 FAMILY Weekdays 9 A . M . - I P.M. a Gar 2 fam $110,000. Containing 5 & 5 plus 3 rooms in attic. Saturday t Sunday 9 A.M. - S P.M. SNttlS a Mod 5V4 Rm. h-hw One car garage. Convenient to schools, a Mod lux apt transportation and shopping. a Mod 4 rms H-HW $475 a Many others - Call us ASKING $87,500 MIS. I INVESTMENTS Cxlsta* - Almost Vi acre in best NORTH ARLINGTON loc Ideal for Apartment House or • OPEN 7 DAYS. LYNDHURST Condo Development, low taxes WEEKDAYS TO 8 P.M. HONEY FOR THE MONEY Close to everything SATURDAY & SUNDAY TO 5 P.M. First time offer. Immaculate 6 room spacious Colonial. Ail EXPANDED CAPE Sacrifice Price a Many opportunities in the area muBCM of i ao«AC3 or m m rw s aluminum. 3 bedrooms. 2 full baths. Finished basement BRICK & ALUMINUM SIDED WITH LARGE LIVING ROOM, Check with us before buying. with kitchen, gas unit. 220 wiring plus much more Ex A HJU. SERVICE A8ENCY LARGE DINING ROOM, MOD. EAT IN KIT., 4 BEDROOMS. 2 Mortgages a Appraisals cellent location A MUST TO SEE. FULL BATHS, SUN PORCH & PANTRY PLUS FULL FINISHED Insurance of all kinds ___ O’HARA AGENCY ASKING $86,500 132 MDSE ROM. NORTH ARLINGTON BASEMENT WITH KIT., AND BAR. SET UP FOR CENTRAL AIR. LYNDHURST HEAT EFFICIENT FURNACE WITH ELECTRIC EYE, 9 9 8 -2 9 1 6 REA1TOR* MOVE IN CONDITION PROFESSIONALLY LANDSCAPED. NOW REDUCED TO $89,900. Clean 6 room ranch. All aluminum. 3 bedrooms. Finished basement w ith kitchen, bath i rec room. Central air Gas 615 RIDGE ROAD UST MTH IB AM GET READY TO MINE! heat 50 * 150 lot Low taxes 2 car garage Excellent loca LYNOHURST, NJ. 07071 MORTGAGES AVAHAHE TO QUAUFKB MYERS. tion. A must to see. VA & FHA Qualified buyers considered. J Owner looking for offers. SOUTH BERGEN M LS. ISUN.BYAFPT. AGENCY 4 3 8 -3 3 2 0 TENANTS VMT1M ASKING $89,500 OKN 7 MTS - EKS M .T IU ) PH. MUJNGTON-UARNY M.LS. NO FCE Ti LANBUNa MctartR.ViaClataHiMMatfaMiEstatilnta MOMHS COUNTY ILLS. 280 Stuyvesant Avenue Lyndhurst 939-1022 AT HOMETOWN AGENCY YOU. THE CUENT AND CUSTOMER ARE ALWAYS MO. 1 VINCENT AUTERI APARTMENTS REAL ESTATE AGENCY p p . FOR SALE FO R RENT 476 RIVERSIDE AVENUE I H HOMES FOR SALE 933-0306 LYNDHURST Frank A. Volpe 2 FAMILY, 6 & 5 rooms, 2 baths, first floor Dis VA & FHA MORTGAGES AVAILABLE TO QUALIFIED BUYERS. REALTOR hwasher Roofed Patio. 2 car garage Separate Boulevard M anor utilities. 5 years young Residential location Member of 2 Boards. South Bergen, MLS & 9 3 3 - 8 4 1 4 $160,000 Bloomfield, Nutley, Glen Ridge ft Belleville,MLS 4 FAMILY — All Brick 20 years old $160,000 STARTER HOMES NORTH ARLINGTON LYNDHURST | AMERICA'S NUMBER ONE For sale by owner, 1 family I FAMILY, 3 bedrooms, income from seven house on Hedden Terace 6 large rooms 2V4 baths - garages at rear of this large lot 175' deep. partially finished recreation "69,900 room 1 car detached garage Walkup attic. Near churches, Gnfcii schools. N Y buses Call for 12 UNIT C O N D O M IN IU M in tra n t after 4:30 P.M. 7 i m *93,000* WAYNE K. THOMAS REALTORS All 2 Bedroom Units with 2,000 sq. ft. of living space with these outstanding NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY! f e a t u r e s : • 19 Ft. Kitchen • Finished Family Room f i r Rent LYNDHURST Receipts? • 2 Full Baths • Pre-wired for Telephone & Cable EQUAL HOUSING • 2 Powder Rooms • 3-Zone Heat - Gas Fired OPPORTUNITY SUPER STARTER All real estate advertised in "MOVE IN" condition. Charming 6 room, p> • Living Room with • Hardwood Floors & Carpeting in this newspaper is 2 story masonry home with 1Vj baths. Newer subject to the Federal gas hot water heat.privatee fenced in vard, Fireplace • Garage Fair Housing Act of 1968 and low taxes. You won't find better value. which makes It illegal to $62,900. advertise any preference, limitation or APARTMENT RENTALS NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY! 11 % - 30 Year discrimination based on Young & Beautiful! That’s what you'll say race, color, religion, sex, RUTHERFORD about this brick and shingle colonial in Straight M ortgage or national origin or an • Large 7 room, 1st floor apartment with 3 North Arlington. This home features large intention to make any bedrooms, & 1 car garage. $590. + Util. living room, diningroom, modern kitchen, such preference EAST RUTHERFORD limitation or • Modern 2 bedroom apt. in 2 family-all large IV2 bath & 3 large bedrooms. Finished No Points - With As discrimination." basement. Driveway & garage. Eves call rooms. Heat & hot water incl. $450. Nancy 998-5112. This newspaper will not Little As 5 % Down knowingly accept any ao- vertising for reel estate For The Area's Leading Directions: Passaic Ave exit off Route 3 Proceed 2 miles on which is in violation of DOUBLE YOUR PLEASURE Passaic Ave to Boulevard Manor the law Our readers are With this aluminum sided 2 family in East informed that alt Home Values It's Rutherford. Featuring 2 modem 4 room apart 185 Passaic Ave . Passaic. NJ dwellings advertised in this newspaper are ments. Finished tasement. Large driveway. •This is not an offering which can be made only by Formal Prospectus Registration 521 available on an equal op ELLWOOD S. NEW, Separate heating. Eves call Mary Lou 939-3088. portunity basis. Mode' Phone 779-9569 46 Chestnut St,Rutherford,N .J. S,t' S Su' • ‘ : LEAOEft NEWSPAPERS 2S1 RU«eftoe* LysPam. H.J. 9 3 9 - 8 0 0 0 QUALITY LIVING! The Diamond Aqcncv 47 j 5600 In this 20 years young brick ranch in Lyndhurst. Excellent for professional use. Featuring living Tax Loopholes First Saturday Club Check For Clara Maass room, modern kitchen, 3 bedrooms. 1 Vz baths & Thiel Students With the flurry of tax for a non-working spouse Hosts Luncheon From Its Auxiliary family room with fireplace. Completely finished Participate legislation. 1962 may be an and >2.290 can be con basement. $118,000. Eves call Mary Lou excellent year to take ad tributed between the two The First Saturday club, Mary Ferrato of Lyn year in order to donate Four New Jersey area 939-3088. vantage of substantial sav accounts. A non-working started by Mary Varick. dhurst. president of the funds to the hospital. A students are participating Clara Maass Medical Cen ings on tax bills. Bert divorced person receiving who is confined to a wheel check for $8,000 was pre in one of Thiel College's ter Auxiliary, conducted HOME IS WHERE THE HEART IS! Tobia says: individual alimony can contribute chair. hosted a luncheon at sented to Curtis from the month-long internships as the first meeting of the You'll love this 1 family colonial in Lyndhurst. Retirement Accounts are $1,125. the Social Center for over Auxiliary, by Mrs Fer part of the “June in Janu new year on January 25 in Featuring living room, dining room with beamed excellent opportunities to 200 last Saturday rato ary' interim program. Taxpayers can still open the Nursing School ceiling, modern kitchen, modern bath and 3 reduce tax liability.'* Tie Rev Frank Goss Miss Mildred Neusse in or contribute to a 1982 IRA auditorium opening with a bedrooms. Enclosed porch. Driveway & garage. Nadia Bendour. daughv said Mass before the meal stalled Mrs. Lottie Kropp for tax purposes until the prayer for the new year Asking price $80,000. Eves call Mary Lou ter of Mrs. Heidi 196 marks the first year and noted. "Without you as assistant treasurer and April IS. u n deadline. Robert Curtis, new hos 939- Gathright. 124 Clinton that members of an all our lives would be emp Mrs. Emily Keller as re Tobia adds that a Form pital executive director Place, gained practical ex employer-sponsored re- ty. you bring love into our cording secretary for their Opan 7 Day* a waak for your convanianca HMO must be filed to claim and vice-president of oper perience in designing tirement plan can make this deduction. A trained lives and through you we second terms 114 Rldga Road, North Arlington graphic arts at De Leuw. see Jesus.” ations. was introduced. deductible contrihudbns to taxpayer can explain the The auxiliary plans a Cather-Parsons. Washing Mrs. Ferrato. president an IRA. Anyone with tax benefits or IRA's and Father William Reilly, White Elephant sale in ton. DC. She is a of the Auxiliary for the 998-0753 earned income can con will calculate the tax sav who .took photographs of April, a plant sale in May sophomore ma joring in ge past four years reported Each Office Independently Owned I Operated tribute up to 0.000 per ings taxpayers can still the gathering extended and a fashion show in ology at Thiel that members of the group year. An IRA can be set up take advantage of for 1962 thanks to all worked hard over the past June 1 l 4 PMe W—TfflJRSDAV. FEBRUARY 10. 1983 department headed by who specializes in invest the greatest times in the The Agency thanks, one Babe R uth Charles R. McNamara, ment listing, sales and history of real ettrte to and ail for a great> Hom etown Agency cessful year of M * .„ twenty-year veteran of leasing. , buy oi* sell propety due to The Rutherford Babe 15-15 are eligible to reg specialties such as shop According to Richard R. the lowering of mortgage looks forward to Ruth League will hoM reg ister. All 13 year olds must ping center, development Van Glahn., through the interest rates. New buyers «M of the most promMtM istration for the 1983 base bring a copy of their birth Is Tops Again and teasing. retail office help of the Media, news in U * market can obtain years in the real estate In ball season on Wednesday. certificate and all regis F o r th e s ix th c o n cession. Their programs and 'industrial leasing. papers. television and ra .financing programs de dustry providing intcnikt February M. ran at the K trants must be accom secutive year Hometown consisted of both Setters M ost re ce n tly added go the t io whose messages are a ll signed to fit any qualified rates remain at least at of C Hall on Jackson Ave panied by a parent or Agency has led the South and Buyers Seminars. staff was Jack Oliveira optomistic. this la one of buyer. their present rate. ’ nue between the hours of guardln Also, anyone who B ergen County M.L.S. in Client Qualification Week ' : 7:004:30 p.m. All boys and did not sign up for Little listing and sales. The gross ends and weekly pre-quali- girls between the ages of league, may do so. volume of sales for 1982 fication sessions open to was over five and a half anyone interested in Retreat Group Elects million dollars with the buying or selling real es The West Hudson Re Thomas MacFarland of capable abilities of Rich tate property. With the Leader Classifieds treat Group met recently Kearny. His staff com ard R. Van. Glahn, broker help of mortgage com for their annual retreat at prises John Chieco. 1st of the Agency. Ronald F. panies. local banking in the Loyalo House of Re Vice President. 2nd Vice Artiges, seventh year con stitutions. knowledgeable ______a . .... treats in Morristown. A President Ray secutive Million Dollar real estate attorneys and a PART TIME PIZZA * SAND slate of officers were Sales Club recipient. local title company and EXCELLENT INCOME for WICtt HELP. Flexible hours Tarascavage. Secretary home SALLY’S ART STUDIO Steady work. Experienced elected for the year 1983. Sharon M. Con ha us. Ad Hometown Agency's fine p a rt tim e assem bly Paul Collins. Assistant work. For information call CHILDREN I. ADULTS only. C a ll 460-1581. and several plaques were Secretary Pat Falzarano ministrative Assistant and staff these programs were 504-641-8003 E x t. 7137. Horses, wild life, figures, portraits, landscaping, still life, awarded to qualified mem of North Arlington Conti Relocation Director and a brought about successful drawing, oil, pastels, acrylic, water colors, pen and ink & SECRETARY bers. fine professionally trained charcoal. Experienced, 10 AM to 2 nuing as treasurer is John ly PART TIME Dubon. staff of sixteen Sales Rep H ometow n Agency is CLASSES NOW FORMING 991-4561 PM. Typing, shorthand A Elected President was light bookkeeping. resentatives which has presently members of CARETAKER CALL again set a new record in Home to Home Network of 2-3 hours fo r shopping cen GUITAR both listings and sales in ter. Good pay, flexible 935-6868 New Jersey. TRANSLO hours. PIANO the South Bergen, West National Relocation Ser 374-3300 Ext. 24 WILL TEACH PIANO IN LESSONS R eal E state Hudson area. vice throughout the United YOUR HOME. Adults t Theory • INSTRUCTIONS Through a turbulent real States. South Bergen. Children. Call Irene. Improvisation BfffiBgraaanw estate recession, high in Arlinton-Kearny and Ovarsias t Oftskora terest rates and shortage Morris Coungy M.L.S.. and Employment Co. Cooks, STUDIO Lessons of qualified purchasers. Meadowlands and South Eiectricans, Heavy Equip. Prints Accordion t Brants Hometown Agency Oprs., Machinists, HELP WINTED Bergen West Hudson Masic for Parties through its effort of striv Chambers of Commerce, Mechanics, Roughnecks asi Welders earn $1000.00 580 KEARNY AVENUE ing for professionalism all helping to bring togeth KEARNY, NJ. 991-2233 and service to the buying er new sellers and buyers and selling client and cus in a professional and ethicl 1000.00 plas eipeasas. AUTOMOBILES tomer has overcome every manner. Also Hometown Call tar lilt. Part Time Clerk I-S13-2SMS7S or S9S-SS4S obstacle of the past re- Agency has a commercial CHEVY IMPALA, 1972 - 8 W ashington School, Carlstadt. Good cylinder, 4 dr., a/c, o s, o/b. $650. C all 933 i?10 between 8 clerical skills necessary. Call 939-6502 A.M.-4 P.M. Results For application, m ust be com pleted and h a h n e ' s returned no later than W ednesday, MODERN AUTO Are Published NEWARK February 16th. PARTS Open House - Sunday, Feb. 13th • 1 -3 PM DISCOUNT PRICES! Rutherford, these tests 492 WILSON AVE., LYNOHURST The results of the New SECURITY • BRAKES • MUFFLERS Jersey State Assessment were administered by our • CLUTCHES •SHOCKS This lovely 3 bedrm home has large living rm, formal dining Program for the 1981-82 classroom teachers over a GUARD • MACHINE SHOP DRUMS rm, eat in kit mod bath & enclosed rear porch. TURNED HEADS REBUILT Rutherford school year are period of three days. LIBRARY ASSISTANT “ MAKE OFFER” ASKING $75,900. Full Time • HIGH PERFORMANCE now available in the Office Test answer sheets were PARTS & LABOR RUTHERFORD of the Superintendent for sent to the State Depart We seek a mature-minded, in charge of Technical Processing • TOOLS RENTED security-conscious person to • PAINTS DUPONT & perusal by the public. We ment of Education who re “UPDATED COLONIAL” handle a fu ll time (flexible METAL FLAKE • MINI BIKES hope that the summary turned computer printout DUTIES: Prepare materials and catalog cards, other This beautiful 3 bedrm home is in mint condition, has schedule) security guard posi duties as assigned. Require excellent typing, knowledge MECHANIC ON DUTY ceramic tile entrance, large living rm. formal dining rm. below will serve to famil sheets listing our school tion. No rounds required, but of library skills, h.s. diploma minimum. Call Ms. system scores. candidate must be good at re P ortugal a t 939-6548. L yn d h u rst Public L ib ra ry , Lyn 82 RUTGERS ST.. BRLEVIUE mod hit with breakfast area. 2 full baths, much, much more. iarize you with the progam dhurst, N.J. ASKING $105,000 and how it affects you and I-ast school year, tests membering details, and able to OPEN SUNDAY 9 A M -2 PM follow through in maintaining A Equal Opportunity Empldyer N. ARLINGTON were given on March 23-25 759-5555 your child. tight security procedures. “YOUNG 2 FAMILY" Please be assured that in Reading and Previous security related ex This all brick custom built home has same format on each we will be happy to discuss Mathematics to grades 3. perience a plus. H E L P WANTED K i r k ' s floor, 3 bedrms plus finished basement with full kit mod the test results with you 6. 9 and 11. Please apply to our Personnel A u t o m a t i c bath & 3 other finished rms with separate entrance, ideal Feel free to call or stop in QUESTIONS AND AN CERTIFIED SCHOOL LIBRARIAN mother-daughter Dept.. Monday thru Friday. 10 Transmission if we can be of help. SWERS: a m -12 noon, or 1 pm - 4 pm Elf. 1932 ASKING $145,500 Position to commence in March. Qualified applicants SOME BASIC IN 1 Q. May parents in should apply by Feb. 16 to the office of the superintendent. “Cuilomeri ore our talesmen" RENTAL: FORMATION ON THE spect their child's test BECTON REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL One of the most reputable and N ARLINGTON - 4 rms in 4 family home $390 + STATE ASSESSMENT scores? h a h n e ’s Paterson Ave. & Cornelia Street finest trontinissior. ipectolis* shops in the area. COMMERCIAL LYNOHURS! - 2,5000 sq. ft in new office bid PROGRAM East Rutherford, N.J. 07073 A. Yes. These scores are St. The N.J. State Assess available through the gui Ml 705 Ridge Rd., Lyndhurst ment program was in dance or principals' office itiated in the Fall of 1972 as where your child attends HOUSEKEEPER 933-3333 Wltk eiporiencs to work ia Health Clsk for Moa’s Locker FREE ESTIMATES Offices in Franklin Lakes - Malmrah the N.J. State Department school, if you have not al Room. Fall time. Sunday tkroagk Friday, midnlgkt ta 7 Ramsey - Ridgewood - Wyckoff of Education embarked on ready received them. AVON A.M. ONE DAY SERVICE a program to assess the 2. Q. What information is KING’S COURT All WORK Relocation Division - Ramsey 327-7773 status of education in New START Si available for parents or 525 Riverside Avenue, Lyndhurst, N J. DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN Jersey. Toward this goal, the general public to see? A SUCCESSFUL the Educational Assess CAREER!! 9 9 8 - 9 6 6 6 A. A multi-page report is 20 RIVER ROAD ment Program was de Sell AVON. Earn good money. Abbott available for your perusal Work full or part time. No ex g t BeNeviHe Pike veloped by the State De in the office of the Super perience required. Call now for HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS NO. ARLINGTON, N.J. partment of Education. more information. • W ORK AFTER SCHOOL intendent of Schools. Be 997-4202 Bremer The program would peri cause of the great number 201-991-0180 odically test students in of pages, it will not be du I t I 17 Year Olds Work After Sdwol i M t t n r t specific grade levels and plicated. The public may FNfERTAINMFNT I I Years tr Older Daytime & Evening Hours in specific areas in the inspct individual reports years ahead This is the for the high school. Union. FREE TELETYPE SERVICE eighth test in this assess Uncoln. Sylvan. Washing MARY'S m SavinoAgency ment program and the test ton and Pierrpont. The Meadowlands has now been changed to public may also inspect THEATER L a . 438-31 ? o i basic skills test. district reports in both PARTIES 1 Park Ave,, Lyndhurst AUTO WRECKERS The tests were de reading and mathematics BUYERS OF JUNK CARS veloped through the State at the four grade levels. Feb. 13 & SELLERS OF USED Department of Education Overall performance SYM PHO N Y O F ICE JEEPS, CARS, TRUCKS un AUTO PARTS utilizing technical experts, was quite well in the ninth R a d io C ity FEMALE DOO. MIXED der $100 available at local RICHIE GALLO, Pres subject specialists, gov't, sales in your area. Call* grade reading test. Scores BREED. Dark brown 8. tan. Belleville Tpk. classroom teachers and were very comparable F e b . 19 Answers to Cleo. Children (re fu n d a b le ) 1-619-569-0241 ext. 7134 for your 1983 direc- NORTH ARUNGT0N other educators as well as 42nd STREET heartbroken. Reward. Call with our DFG groups and 935-7388. ______tory. 24 hrs.______advisors from the public some review will be made and industry In in reading comprehension. Feb. 20 DON K ICICLES REAL ESTATE RENTAL CHEVROLET — PICK UP, 1978 Resorts A.C. 6Vi ft. by 4 ft. 2 inc. by. Delux, 4 passenger Feb. 22 cab. Radio, Stereo. 37,500 miles. ASK TO WOMAN OF THE OFFICE FOR RENT — witn SEE IT NOW. Call 438-3120. YEAR a ir co nd itio ne r. 20 b y SO feet. Heat provided. Available im F e b . 2 5 m ediately. C a ll 939-1678. PEGASUS FURNISHED ROOM — Meadowlands LYNOHURST - This newly listed 3 bedroom Colonial featuring Large sleeping room. No Feb. 2/ kitchen. Share bath. Call af- modern kitchen with plenty of cabinets, living room, dining te r 5 p.m . 939-2515.______NOW BUYING!! room with natural wood beamed ceiling, 1 W baths, and a HARRAHS F O R C A S H ! ! finished room in the basement The lot is 150' deep with a Atlantic City on* car garage and an above ground pool. All this on a lovely M a r. i ANY TYPt CAR residential street. L jt within walking to buses, banking, JOHNNY MATHIS ANY YEAR CAR and shopping Not to be missed! Asking $72,500 Resorts., MOM* CAR! — Nurses. LYNOHURST - 2 Family - 5 4 3 Could be residen M a r c h 8 Aides, Companions, Home CATS makers. available for Home B RIN G TITLE)! tial income property, or converted to commercial care of elderly and home- use. Centrally located. $75,000 or best offer. Mar. 17 • bound. Call - Steete's Helping IMMEDIATE PAYMENT GRAND OPENING DREAM GIRLS Hands, Inc.. R u the rfo rd, 93J- LYNOHMST — This 2 family handyman special must be 1*51,______. BELL PIKE M OTORS sold to settle estate. 1st floor has 4 rooms and bath with cok. ssusvtus m u a «i v i » to . M a r . 1 9 Act— h e m AH. Dined 5 rooms and bath on 2nd floor. A deep lot adds to this A new delight for chocolate connoisseurs JOSEPH & THE I WILL SASYSIT IN l*V house’s valua Only $70,000 or bast offer. LYNOHURST HOM* M VS 991-4368 nam ed THE CHOCOLATE KITCHEN has just AM A2IN6 TECH. on eves, can o»-7M4. LVMMURST - 11 units multi family on Ridge Road Gross opened at 200 Ridge Road, Lyndhurst. It D R E A M C O A T receipts $33,060 per year Total wpenses per year offers a varied selection of ingredients $13,190. $125,000. Mtg. at 9% avail. Asking $245,000. March 22 - Bookkeeping & SMDCN STATE LEASING and utensils from the sim plest to the m ost 42nd STREET • RENTALS* Light Typing RETIRED TRACHKR WANTED TO BUY. We buy Home Improvements PAINTING antiques. Small lots or single pieces. Whole contents of W M RBEJT SILK MILLS house. We conduct house &ales. The Ivorv Bird An W E B U Y PAINTING SIDINGS - NATIONALLY KNOWN FOR SUPPLYING THE tiques, 555 Bloomfield Ave., S l j u r a t n n GENNA TILE M o n tc la ir, N J . 744-5225. WASTE PAPER Complete Bathroom INTERIORS OONE FINEST DECORATIVE FABRIC JOBBERS ALL TYPES recycling f a i n t i n g Modernizing Also varnishing & BUYING — Aluminum Cans, No job too "small" FREE Estimates newspapers, non ferrous newspaper. IBM cards, INTERIOR EXTERIOR light carpentry A WAREHOUSE SALE • FULLY INSURED or too "BIG" Fully Insured metals. Allied Waste Prod corrugated Ooies. • FREE ESTIMATES Retsonable Rates ucts, 61 Midland Ave., Wall Newspaper drive OEVER60 YEARS 661-5172 Call John 865-4562 1 53 Sanford Ave 50% to 75% Below Wholesale ington, N .J. 473-7638 . 75« per 3 GENERATIONS SERVING 100 lbs. arranged Newspapers THE KEARNY AREA Lyndhurst, NJ. UPHOLSTERY ft M A K R T FABRICS DOC per hundred pounds “ Our Best Advertising is a M M SWT AMI rat MRS NA'MM WANTED Call 345-2293 Mon. S atisfied Customer" Bens Painting 933-4169 OLD TOY TRAINS thru Fri. 7 to 5. Sat. 7 to CAU 991-3617 Interior - Exterior TARNS SUITABU FOR HANDW IAVINC ANO IW T YOUR HOME WORTH Kingsland Professional Panting Lionel, Flyer, Ives, etc. 4. HA VMS THE BEST? BERGEN-ESSEX A R T C R A F T S local collector Aluminum Reasonable Prices ROOFING CO. pays top prices JOSEPH 0AMAT0 tSIwwin Williams Paint For THE FIRST IN ITS 55 — YEAR HISTORY Aluminum Products For The Home Lasting Beauty PAPERST0CK Unbelievable Low Prices Silks Cottons. 8 25 -0947 Get The Best For Your 79 FLORIDA AVENUE J . & M . Call 438-5290 Rayons only the finest1 You cannot attord Money to miss it' PATERSON CONSTRUCTION BRING IT IN • ROOFING Free Estimates Large selection of small ends ideal Aluminum, brass, • SIDING 9 9 7 - 4 0 9 7 tor pillows at extra special discounts • LEADERS & GUTTERS BLOCK BUILT RITE, INC. copper, lead, C(N for Directions 438-0918 • PAINTING & ROOFING batteries and iron. WANTED TO BUY (Interior & Exterior) S H IN G a S HOT TAR O ur Tim WM 10 00-4 JO: Tln n . 10:004:30 CEILINGS BUR BARBELLS C H lM N tY S REPAIRS •H otner times by appointment KEARNY SCRAP METAL JAMES RI0RDAN Installed Over JULIUS MALIK FULLY INSURED * CARLTON AVE., EAST RUTHERFORD 478 Schuyler Ave., Kearny Will Pay Top Price 9 9 1 - 4 3 1 8 Your Old Ceiling PAINTING FREE ESTIMATES (opp Royce CtwrmcAl) 6 6 7 - 8 5 4 0 935-5189 TRAINS, TOYS, Interior and Exterior SORRENTO 9 9 1 £ ! 8s T el. 546-2376 TRASH BAGS, 30 gal., 1Vi TROLLEYS, ^Servin^Al^NorthTersey^l (201) 438-8614 FREE ESTIMATES m il. 250 in case. $17.97. O ther MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE' TILE IMPORT FREE ESTIMATES LTNBHURST PRO sizes available at low prices. BASEBALL CARDS & on your Free ties and delivery. Call Sales & Installation TACKLE BOX Saldin Co., 939 4591 o r 333- SPORTS MEMORABILIA HUGE FAMILY BASE ROOFING & SIDING MENT SALE, Saturday, Feb Complete Line of Tiles Gutters, Leaders & Repairs Fresh & Salt Water Tackle 1646. Wanted in any J. O'DONNEL&CO. 12- 10 A M -4 P .M . 512 E ighth Showroom Located AT EDWARD J. WILK JR. Rods & Reels Repaired WALLPAPERING Alum. Storm Windows, Door condition or amount. Street, Lyndhurst. 313 KEARNY AVE . PAINTING AND Bass Pro Products Sold TOP CASH SSS KEARNY DECORATING BEAUTIFUL RESULTS Hackensack Roofing Co. L ive W o rm s Sold AUTOMOBILES DISH WASH E R Sears Ken FREE ESTIMATES 141 UHLANDSTREET Excellent References 83 First St. 487-5050 H ours: 10 a m to 6 p m 4 6 7 - 0 0 6 5 more Best under-counter, Monday to Saturday EAST RUTHERFORD ALL WORK GUARANTEED brand new, still in original 997-6766 or 997-1745 939-2382 114 S tu w e s a n t Ave. box. 5 assorted colored INTERIOR EXTERIC Lvndhurst, N.J. 07071 9 3 3 - 3 2 7 2 STONE SACRIFICE panels. Asking $400. Call 438- WANTED Mason sub-contractor has left 2316. BOB MCALLISTER N.H. BROOKS over from (ownhouse develop SPACE PAINTER Bib Auto Parts ment cut-st(?ne, ledgerock and ROOFING CONTRACTS | EXTERMINATORS j tieldstone/Beige. white and Pre-Seminary Student Commercial and gray only HALF PRICE Guar Residential Roofing will pay to $60 FOR Earning Tuition. Fair installation & terms. Special Gutters and Leaders Prices, Excellent work, For Any Full Size Car lock-tex granular stone panels UNETTES 26 M e a d o w Rd. R utherford * 7 PC Chr««* Se»» FREE Estimates SALE MUCH E X P . Complete. Used parts for all Entire front 8 x25’ - $89. Entire 997-3897 Webster 9-7186 house, x' x 100 - $349 • C«to*4«1 Wv *ne or MopU CALL PAUL PAOLINO m makes ol cars. To place your classified ad • ANY HOUSE $ ‘ Completely installed. Call Monte $149 991-1676 • 991-5524 | • <.Hoirv Wood NW*ol call 438-8700 • ANY SIZE i collect 461-4934 day or eve 04 54 Stover Ave., Kearny S15 BERCEN-ISSEX I 10-yr. Guarantee J&L CLEANING— RUGS. ETC 9 9 1 -4 2 4 6 MISCELLANEOUS EOR SALE Mon., Tu**., Thurs . Fn. ROOFING CO. 641-4777 1 0-8 Rooting . . . Gutter! Garden State ( iterminators 991-0081 G.E. 21 INCH COLOR CON Saturday 10-5 Atwell SOLE TV. Best offer. Call , 44 PASSAIC AVE JOHN’S CARPET CLEANING .032 i«amlti» gaug* 991-0561 a n y tim e . T w o V olvo FREE ESTIMATES snow tires & rim s (1971-75). KEARNY Home Improvement! DOUBLE PROCESS FULLY INSURED PERSONALS (600x15). $40 each. 991-0561. 991-0327 • ADDITIONS • DORMERS STEAM and SHAMPOO 180 GALLON HEATING OIL - KITCHENS • BATHROOMS 153 Sanford Avt. '/j price, due to conversion to • ALUM SIOlNG • ROOFING FREE ESTIMATES Lyndhurst, N.J. • ALTERATIONS • REPAIRS qas heating. Phone 998-9054. • GARBAGE REMOVAL 432-9453 93 3-416 9 ATTENTION FREE ESTIMATES A ttorneys or Brokers A MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE KEARNY, N.J. JEW ELRY APPRAISALS A SWEETHEART OF A SALE! 998-6236 U-CLEAN or AVAILABLE FOR - B l A N T H O N Y J . • ESTATE SETTLEMENTS 20% OFF List Price On All l-CLEAN DEANGELO • LEGAL DOCUMENTS C &J HOME Professional carpet clean* • INSURANCE EVALUATION A. TURIELLO 6 SON ing service. No one gets ROOFING DESKS! REPAIR carpets cleaner. No wet GUTTERS and LEADERS litet} ftw dew Beautiful unfinished pine, ready to oamt or stain, in stock items only. ► Electrical Appliances COMPLiT! carpet - No soapy residue. 3S2 Second Avenue ^ L eQoSU9Dl,es ,ast Several styles, including roll tops. Sale ends * Refrigeration • HOME IMPROVEMENTS For details and free 3 M g t Rd . North Affafton, N J 99*9639 2/78-83 l arge selection unfinished furniture in our show room » Wall Finishing Lyndhurst Finishing suDDiies and instructions • ADDITIONS & DORMERS estimate call... Pluase C.iH Of Slop ‘ly to A rra n t An Apftonurm-nt AANENSEN'S Quality work at • KITCHENS, BATHS 933-0466 Daily 10 A .M .-6 P.M Sat. 10 A M 6 P.M KITCHEN FURNITURE reasonable price MODERNIZED 997-7509 L 4 3 8 -4 2 7 1 • BASEMENTS & ATTICS 142 MIDLAND AVE., KEARNY • 998-6892 • ALUMINUM SIDING AND ROOFING Larry N isivaccia------READINGS NURSERY SCHOOLS REMODEUNG • STORM WINDOWS A a n e n H E u ’ B KITCHEN CABINETS REfACED AND DOORS CRYSTAL BERGEN COUNTY GLASS B Y L A U R A . PANELING • SIDING • REPLACEMENT WINDOWS PSYCHIC CONSULTANT LIGHT CONSTRUCTION CARPETS MIRRORS MADE TO ORDER Kitchens GENERAL CARPENTRY 438-3663 LYNDHURST 440 Valley Brook Ave. ' TAROT CARDS AND MIND READINGS HILL TOP DAY NO XX TO SMALL Auto Safety Glass Installed 142 MIDLAND AVE Lyndhurst, N.J. 07071 Glass Foi Every Purpose CARE CENTER CAU EDOtE 933-2930 667-6548 m a d pmlc* i n m w i t h KEARNY, N.I. 998-6892 991-6140 W ALL TO W ALL CARPET 216 Ridge Rood lyndhurst INFANT CARE 25W 4*TF CUSTOM RUG WE 9-9143 NUTLEY T H U A D AVAILABLE COMPLETE SHAMPOOING Hill Top Family Day Care has CERAMIC Residential SERVICE MAT RENTALS Openings for Infant Cara starting PLUMBING FLEA MARKET GREEN WARE at I weeks Applications being CONSTRUCTION •L IN O L E U M A TILES HANDYMAN Wholesale - Retail taken now. SERVICES •AREA RUGS You’ve Tried the Rest! • STATUES, PLAQUES CERAMC LAND OPEN ALL YEAR DON MACNIVEN EXPERT Now Try the Best PEDESTALS 1 121 viiitr aroot im Daily from 7:15 Plumbing ft Heating Co. CRAFTMANSHIP! All types of homer repairs, - INDOOR-FLEA MARKET - Lyndhurst to 5:30 We Se.vfce What Mto Se/I for Further Information Residential, Industrial ... reasonable Rates!! inside I out Every Saturday 9:30 - 4:30 P.M. 939-5629 JOSEPH M. BOYS CLUB OF KEARHY FHA MARKET Commercial CALL BOB 438-2063 Quality Workmanship BROWN 1S6 Schuyler Aw., Keamy. NJ. (neit to A.P.) NURSERY SCHOOLS CALL LEE 933-5105 MISCELLANEOUS CALL JAY 991-4940 . 991-2384 9 9 1 - 6 6 7 1 746-8308 . F R E E E S T IM A T E BELLEVILLE-N UTLEY OPEN HOUSE HANDYMEN GLASS CO Plumbing— Exporioncad in Ail Crufts 76 RUTGERS ST BELLEVILLE K ID S A R E #1 FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 11 Heating—Tinning CARPENTRY • ELECTRICAL C o m p le te Glass Service GARFIELD — 257 MIDLAND AVE. of the Better Kind • PLUM8ING • PAPER • Van Ovations • Autos NURSERY SCHOOL93ApMm .162r m " HOME HANGING • WINDOW * Homes • Store Fronts Call 939-6308 • Industrial Glassing NOW OPEN HENDERSON-BOYO, Inc CHAINS • WINDOW DAYCARE IMPROVEMENT WASHING • PAN* LING • 751-0835 751-0844 t , * 5 Vreeland Ave., SHEET HOCK • HOCK Rutherford Kitchens, Bathrooms, Tile, CEILINGS • CERAMC THE • VENDORS VILLAGE 26 8 PARK AVENUE (Next to Addison) Sheet rock. Additions, Pan R O O R N G *fc INDOOR MARKET elling, General Carpentry Special Rat** to Goldtn WE REPAIR RUTHERFORD work. Rubbish Removal. A fl« • Washers Friday niftit. 6 to 10 P.M. ECONOMY Fr«* Estimate & Mwmcw FRANK J. SCAROUL INC. • Dryers Saturday 10 A.M.-7 P.M. • Sunday 10 A.M P.M. PLUMBING I HEATING Om«rfwlty Gown .-6 Call M l A DON • Refrigerators 9 3 5 - 1 1 3 7 Bloomfield 9 91 -3 2 47 • Freezers DEALERS WANTED gas boiler* & gas m - J W m 4*7-9514 • Air Conditioners Immediate and Advance Registration hot water heaters 4«W3- E CROSSLEYAND SON 935-2268 Special Rates ASK FOR TINY Oil SHIRLEY BAKER Now Being Accepted. on our Guaranteed SERVICE Large Outdoor Recreation Area. Sewer and Dram Service 667-9278 HARRY JACQUIN, PTOP 7 4 6 - 5 3 9 0 TRYLON RAILING License No. 1485 & AWNING CO. HEDIGER’S F & i B E K T b Specialist in Decorative LYNDHURST & KEARNY CONSTRUCTION Railings and Fire Escapes FUEL OIL CUSTOM KITCHEN ELECTRICAL DAY CARE CENTER 136 Part Ave. Beat the High Cost of Energy Upgrade Your Heating Plant CABINETS - KINDERGARTEN READINESS - SMOKE ALARMS CONCRETE WORK CONSERVATION » SOCIAL STUDIES Stale AcendltM Uacheri COMMERCIAL and THROUGH MODERNIZATION By JOHN BABIRAD • MUSIC Slat* LKtnttd Day C»f« Center INSTALLED SNOW PLOWING EST. 30 YEARS > ARTS 4 CRAFTS Highly Oualit*d Stall By Licensed Electrician No. 80 RESIDENTIAL Oil Burners-Boilers » RtAtMNC 2 BASIC PROGRAMS SERVICES » SCIENCE • FREE ESTIMATES • ACES 2 > 935-7183 b o b M c A l l is t e r Ask about our 24 how > ART • MATH LTWOMURST. NJ 07071 I LANGUAGE H O T L U N C H BAUER ELECTRIC Commercial • Residential Diesel Club openings available Driveways • SUPERVISED ACTIVITIES ■ 18 KEARNY AVI. 991-3369 E. Retaerferd OPEN ALL YEAR PLUMBING FREE fsr,™(es997-3897 OS-2711 DAILY FROM 7:30AM lo 5 30PM WE HAVE 157 Lafayette PI., Lyndhurst EXPANDED HANAK 4 3 8 - 6 3 6 0 OUR R. FAGAN & SON FACILITIES ELECTRIC “OAR TRUCK OR CAR” 139 Bergen St., Keamy TO ALL TYPES OF PUMMNC ( KATINS * 9 1 - 5 6 8 4 ACCOMMOOATE ELECTRICAL WORK Gas A Oil Furnaces Diesel Specialists TVi KUrkix. THE WORKING Replaced Hot Worer Of PARENT 546-1189 - 24 Hour Head Service - Baseboard Installed. Hot AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS NEW CABINETS - ALL STYLES Air Furnaces Reploced. Hot Water Heaters AUTOS & TRUCKS VANITIES COUNTER TOPS - BUILT INS LOCAL RENTAL SPECIALS i q g « 1 C 1 OLD CABINETS RECOVERED WITH FORMICA Meyer Electric Installed. NEW DOOMS 6 DRAWERS NOW RUNNING 4 o O _ U I J I • Rewiring • Services FRKI THERMOSTAT W ITH f r e e e s t i m a t e s - FURNACE RfPlACIM fNt • Smote Alarm • Etc. Modem Baths 933-1637 773-5791 BEST PRICES N .J. Lie. 5 690 AUTO SHOP TRUCK SHOP d a y s EVENING S 70S RIDGE RD . LYNOHURST • 3 3 - 1 7 7 * 998-6337 (Rear Building 2nd Floor)______<0 ir fiIM L MART T " " Page 28—'THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 10. 1983 Sam m artinos To Be H onored B y UNICO D is tric t II Dr Peter Sammartino. according to District II the Fulbright (Scholar land as a member of the Cahill, she served on The Camevale. who added chancellor of Fairleigh Governor Alfred Grasso. ship) Commission by Pres Bicentennial Commission. New Jersey Commission “they embody the very es Dickinson University, and also of West Orange Mr. ident Nixon. An author of Dr. Sammartino was ap on Women and in 1971 as sence of what UNICO his wife. Sally, will be hon Grasso will officiate along eighteen books. Dr. Sam palled by the neglected the Commissions Chair stands for.” UNICO is a ored Feb. 12 by Unico’s with Anthony Giampapa of martino was awarded the condition of the place his person. Both are now ac non-profit charitable or New Jersey District II of Saddlebrook. National New Jersey Outstanding parents had first landed in tive in the William Carlos ganization made up large UNICO at its fifth annual President of UNICO. at the Citizen Award by the Ad America. He organized a Williams Center for the ly of Americans of Italian Camevale. ‘Coronation'' of Dr. and vertising Association. He national “Restore Ellis Is Performing Arts in their descent. A limited number Victor Iuzzolino of West Mrs. Sammartino. The has served as Vice Presi land'' committee and hometown of Rutherford. of tickets to the Camevale. Orange announced that the Camevale is set to get un dent of the New Jersey spearheaded a movement One of the Center's four which will feature enter Sammartinos will be hon derway at 7 00 p.m. and Constitutional Convention in Congress to restore the theatres is named for tainment by members of ored by the district that will feature a full dinner and as a commissioner of Island. To date over them. They have been dec The New Jersey State Op includes Bloomfield. menu and five hour open the New Jersey Bicenten $17,000,000 has been spent orated by three countries era and the Sal Maisano Maplewood. Newark. bar. nial Commission. A Gar or budgeted for this effort. and received by 36 Heads Orchestra, are availabble Nutley and South Orange Besides their academic ibaldi buff. Df . Sam of State while visiting 57 from Ronald Nitti. Ticket chapters. achievements, both Dr. martino has organized 63 Sylvia Sammartino has countries on five conti Chairman. 203 East Mc D r. a n d Mrs. Sam- and Mrs Sammartino lectures and conferences served as president of the nents. Clellan Avenue. Liv martino. of Rutherford, have a wealth of civic con both in the United States Garden State Ballet Fouru "We could not have ingston. N.J. 07039 (Tel. are the first Italian-Ameri- tributions to their credit. and abroad and served as dation and as Chairperson chosen a more ac 589-2633). Due to the lim cans to found a University He was appointed to the Chairman of the Garibaldi of the Board of Integrity, a complished King and ited number of tickets, res in America. As the found Peace Corps Board by Centennial Committee. drug rehabilitation center. Queen.’’ remarked Mr ervations should be made ers of Fairleigh Dickinson President Johnson and to While visiting Ellis Is- Appointed by Governor Iuzzolino. Chairman of the as early as possible. Dr. Peter Sammartino Junior College in 1942 both Dr. and Mrs. Sammartino built the school into a six campus (five in New Jer sey and one in England. Wroxton College) Univer sity with 20.000 students and a marine biology sta tion in St. Croix. Virgin Islands The Camevale. an Ital PRICES EFFECTIVE: »Cash & Carry on all items ian traditional celebration THURS., FEB. 10th thro LIQUOR OR WINE PERFECT * We reserve the right to limit quantities SAT.. FEB. 12th held before Lent, will be GIFTS FOR AMY OCCASION > All prices include sales tax the UNICO District's fifth A nnual O P E N SUNDAYS 12-6 p D inner New White Wines From Australia The PTA of Roosevelt Meyer’s Original Close-Out Specials School. Lyndhurst. will 99 hold its annual Dinner- Rum Cream Fashion Show at the NEW ITEM -750 ml 1 3 Fiesta. Rte. 17. Wood- HUNTER RIVER VALLEY Ridge on Thursday. Feb. Demi-Tasse $ 1 o 99 1978 Dry Semillan 24. at 6 30 P.M. 2 1978 Traminer-Riesling Coffee Cream ■ 750 ml ______For Your Coffee Lover - 750 ml 1979 Gewurztraminer ■■ addU Litt,e Sweets For Your m K a k * “Sweetheart" / T D IM & STOCK AMARETTO m * MJ . R ll Nl»» P .. g 3 3 scots wih^ ' 1 LITCR , IMPORTED Cfc ITALIAN 6 § 9 * V E N E T IA N USHER'S ^ T J N D A D o k 'HENKEL EXTRA DR CHAMPAGNE 4 D A R K I 4 0 **®UWT oft- IMPORTED ROMANIAN \ PREMIAT N C a b c m c f Offer E*P‘res e S o u u fg n o n a n i l /APPELLATION NORTH COAST 2 1 3 < AHKRNET s 750 ML SAirVKiNO N 5 3 0 7 SO ML NAUTILUS e LIMITED 1 - Y E A R | | , MEMBERSHIP OFF TMI FLOOR OFF THE FLOOR MILLER LITE SCHAEFER | BEER BEER | *150.°° 12 OK. N/t lOtttOS 12 ot. loot* cam | 8 « L , ______AT______6 l f L „ 1 $ f t DISCOUNT EVERY ITEM WE SELL-CHECK US OUT! Courtlme Meadowlands Racquetball Club I NUTLEY WINE SHOP 2 0 5 Chubb Ave. Lyndhurst, N.J. ^ I 558 FBANK1IN AVE 667-1315 i 9 3 3 - 4 1 0 0 > f j Not Responsible For Typographical Error* ^