Torricelli The Com m ercial threatens to Never regard nature as being under our control. The block flood ice storm last week turned tunnel back public transportation like it was 50 years ago. You walked to your destination. H e a d e r OF LYNDHURST
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A p a r t m e n t s M ayor's M essage r a n s a c k e d fo r the New Y e a r A burglar used pillowcases from his victim's beds to stash the As we prepare to enter the year 1993,1 want to take this opportu belongings he stole from apart nity to wish you and yours the very best holiday season and the hap ments on the second floor of a piest and healthiest of new years. Ridge Road building last week. I would like to thank many of the businesses in our community Police said the intruder stuffed a for their joint participation between the township and the businesses VCR into each case along with to provide activities for our citizens. Our annual Fourth of July fire cash, coins and watches taken from works display is an ex;imple of the business community’s commit the apartments of Ko Shing Wu ment. The sponsoring of the fireworks as well as the Concerts in the and George Hughes at 31 Ridge Park and our Senior Citizens Christmas Party illustrate the coopera Road, sometime between noon and tive spirit that the township and the businesses have developed over 5:30 p.m. on December 22. the last few years. Both apartments had been ran Lyndhurst is also blessed with a wonderful spirit of volunteerism sacked. A pillowcase was missing tliat truly makes our township a very special place to live and work. from each man's bed. From emergency services through child-oriented activities, we have Police said the building's main been fortunate to have a cadre of our citizens devote their time and door locks automatically and the energy to make living in Lyndhurst a pleasurable experience. To all roof entrance was locked. The vic of the township employees, whether they care for our buildings and tims’ apartment doors had been property, protect our homes and our children, plow our snow, trim jimmied with what police believe our trees, collect ouf bills and provide quality health care and make was a flat-bladed screwdriver. our buildings a safe place to live - whatever they do, they do it a lit tle better than is done anywhere else. H all of Fam e This township was formed in 1852, evolving from a village BEST DISPLAY - The Plane family of 120 Valley Brook Avenue won the award for best display in the along the railroad. Our name was then Union Township; and it was Lyndhurst house decorating contest. Best Overall award went to the Nicastro family of 322 Stuyvesant n't until 1917 lhat we becamc the Township of Lyndhurst. We are Avenue. The winners of Best Lighting and Most Original were the Passeros of 294 Newark Avenue, and t o r o a s t now commemorating our year-long celebration of our 75th birth the Jasinskis of 521 Octavia PI. day, and I want to thank the Di.unond Jubilee Committee for an form er coach excellent job. Today, Lyndhurst is home to almost 20,000 people in over 6,000 Russo calls for probe of residences. As I ride the streets of Lyndhurst and sec the Christmas decorations on Valley Brook, Stuyvesant ;uid Ridge Road, I sense a spirit of unity, a spirit of togetherness and a spirit that sets congressional campaign funds Lyndhursl apart from everyone else. A new year is always a time of hope. No mailer what the prob A Lyndhunt commissioner who Torricelli (D-Englewood), Rep. lems of the past, we renew our dedication. As with the Bowl games lost a bid forjeloction to Congress in Herbert Klein (D-diftoo) and that are a fteature of New Year's Day, not everyone comes out a win the 9th district this fall has called Rep. Donald Payne (D-Newaik). ner, but we address the matters at hand with confidence, with all-out upon the U.S. attorney general’s “According to an article in the effort and most assuredly with hope. office to investigate the way con December 26 issue of the Passaic With all of these things in mind, I am proud of our history, I am gressional candidates finance their Herald News, Torricelli raised $1.7 proud of our township, but most of all, I am proud of our citizens. campaigns. million and spent $770,013, and It is with this spirit that I extend this holiday greeting to you. “I lost the election, but as a Klein spent $986^41,” Russo said. God bless each and every one of you. candidate and a taxpayer in the According to the paper, Payne state of New Jersey, I want the U.S. received 57 percent of his cam attorney general’s office to investig paign money from political action Happy New Year from The Commercial Leader ate the shady way the congressional committees (PACs), Torricelli got candidates acquire their campaign 32 percent from PACs, and Klein funds,” said Peter J. Russo, former 27 percent. Independent candidate. Russo said he invested nearly Russo said he wants full disclos $20,000 of his own money into the The Lyndhunt High School ure of the source of campaign campaign and accepted no PAC Athletic Hall of Fame will roast monies received by Rep. Robert Peter J. Russo funds. former football and wrestling coach Amie Perrooe on Thursday, January 21, at the Senior Citizens Center. Lyndhurst police fight crime The beefsteak dinner begins at 6:30 p.m. Door prizes will be raffled December 18 a.m. of malicious mischief to New and tickets are $25. An unknown person threw a Toy soldiers and Christmas Image, 55 Ridge Road. Tickets can be obtained from beer bottle at a home on Webster lights were reported stolen from a * * * Hall of Fame committee members Avenue at 9 p.m. or by calling Athletic Director house on Kingsland Avenue at 1:27 A mother called to report a local * * * a.m. liquor store was selling and deliv Butch Servideo at 896-2105. Imperial Plating, 52 Park Ave., * * * ering beer and wine lo juveniles. Don Cavalli is committee presi reported vandalism to A juvenile was picked up for * * * dent. Other members are James a building and car. Corino, LHS principal, Servideo, shoplifting from the Rite-Aid. Police arrested a Lyndhurst man * * * * * * on a complaint by his father that Richard Pezzolla, Tom Longo, Police responded to reports of a A stolen 1986 Oldsmobile was ,he had gotten drunk and wrecked Frank Vuono, Thomas Gash, house fire at 121 Summit Ave. al recovered from a private lot on the family home. Bail was set at Frank Ruggiero, John Rowe, Mary 12:59 p.m. The fire was confined lo Christie, Annette Bortone, Vince The staff of the Commercial Leaders wishes all its readers a happy, Schuyler Avenue. The vehicle was $500 with no 10 percent option. * * * a toaster oven, but caused smoke Carini, Wally Pagan and Nick Ser- healthy, and prosperous new year. Standing, left to right, Carmine owned by Meadowlands Toyota in damage to the home. vidio. Savino, Lori Valentino, Jo Ann Boccino, Amy Divine, Margaret Wood-Ridge. A car was reported stolen from Myre. Seated, Charlotte Savino. Jackson Place at 7:53 a m.
Criminal mischief was reported LH S holds fall sports aw ards program December 19 to motor vehicles parked on New A car drove across ihe lawns of York Avenue, Ten F.yek Avenue, The Lyndhunt High School vanity boys soccer; and vanity two Fern Avenue residences some Livingston Avenue and Kearny Department of Athletic* will con cheering; junior vanity and vanity time during the evening of Dec. 18 Street between 8:21 and 11 p.m. duct ht Fall Sports Award* Pro girls soccer, junior vanity and van and the morning of Dec. 19. * * * gram on Thursday, January 7, at 7 ity volleyball. * • * A radio was reported stolen p.m. in the Lyndhunt High School Family, friends, relatives and loc Ridge Pharmacy, 722 Ridge from a car on the 700 block of Fifth Auditorium. al sports enthusiasts are encourag Road, reported damage to two front Street at 9:38 a.m. The honored student athletes ed to attend. door locks. Someone hail put a * • * and coaches consist of freshman, glue-like substance into the locks A window was reported broken junior vanity and vanity djeering; Free EKG during Ihe night. and tools stolen from a car on the boys and g iiii vanity croa country, screenings at * * * 100 block of Livingston Avenue at John McConville of Classics, 10:20 am. Lyndhurst Board of Ed Health 205 Chubb Ave., called police at * ♦ # changes meeting date 11:37 a.m. to report a man breaking A burglary and theft from a Department into lockers. The man left Ihe scene truck on Jerome Avenue was The Lyndhursl Board of before police arrived. reported at 12:06 p.m. The Lyndhurst Health • • * Education meeting scheduled for Department, under the direction of January 11 has been cancelled. The Bloomfield Supply, 725 Valley December 21 Mayor Louis Stellalo, will offer new meeting date is January 12. in Brook Ave., reported criminal mis Police have acidised a Nulley EKG screenings at the Health the Lyndhurst High School chief lo their fadHty. man of disorderly conduct alter he Department on January 5 from 9 • • • Auditorium. The work session will became verbally abusive to m officer a.m to noon by appointment Call begin at 7 p.m. and the regular who was attempting lo resolve a 804.2501 for an appointment from meeting at 8 p.m. The public is D m n btrM parking proUeai a i Warren Street 9 (o 4 pm. invited. Mice received a report at 3:35 and Valley Brook Avenue. \ \ THELEADER PAGE 2 • THUBffpAT ai iaoQ Whitman is urged to run Torricelli threatens to block flood tunnel unless jobs go to American workers By Jack O'Shea Ms. Whitman is expected to State Senator John Scott and announce her candidacy in January jobs overseas." Rep. Robert Torricelli, in a unemployment rate. County Gerk Kathy Donovan, both and has support groups in Hudson, Preliminary estimates indicate a strongly worded letter to the Army “At a time when 9.2 million Lyndhurst Republicans, have Somerset and Gloucester counties, need lo r as much a< 8 7 a ilU o n in Corps o f Engineers, says he w ill Americans are out of work, it is launched a campaign promoting Ms. Donovan said. federal funds for the flood tam el in attempt to block up to $17 mOlioa in simply unconscionable for you to Christine Todd Whitman for the the fiscal 1 »* budget Tb» atarife- Both Scott and Ms. Donovan, federal aid for the masrive Passaic be considering a design award for > Republican nomination for tong tunnel would M t flood who are seeking re-election in River flood tunnel project unless multimillion-dollar public works Governor in 1993. waters from the Passaic River val 1993, are risking the wrath o f influ there is an assurance most of the project to an overseas firm,” Torric Tbeir action strengthens the ley to Newark Bay. ential Bergen Republicans, Ms. jobs go to Am erican workers. elli wrote in a letter to G e a Paul Y. likelihood of a fierce Primary fight T ontasiB ^ he would nt* hes Donovan because she is a feminist Torricelli wrote the Army Corps Chinen of the Army Corps North next June with ex-Attomey General itate to block fadettl«*4 it there i» without being a women's libera- on December 23 after learning its Atlantic Division Headquarters. Cary Edwards of Oakland, the no guarantee that American wor tionist radical, and Scott because of New York district headquarters “Given the sorry state o f our econo favorite son of a bloc of GOP kers will get most design and con gratitude and political acumen, he was prepared to recommend that a my, it simply makes no sense in this establishment figures in Bergen Christine Todd Whitman said, Ms. Whitman gave unstinting- design contract for the tunnel be important initial phase to create struction jobs. County, including County Execu ly o f her time and talent to his 1990 trifying” and called her "a quality awarded to a British firm, Mott tive Pat Schuber and retired County campaign against Democrat Gabe individual." MacDonald Ltd. Executive William McDowell. YM CA preschool program Ambrosio of Lyndhurst and raised Scou said lhat a recent poll he’d The Congressman said it would Scou and Ms. Donovan, acting heavy money for him at campaign taken showed Ms. Whitman would be “unconscionable” to award the as independent Republicans, resum es in R utherford rallies. beat Edwards in the Primary and lucrative contract to an overseas launched the Whitman drive He described Ms. Whitman's Democrat Governor Jim Florio in firm given the sluggish American designed to give her a power base visits to the 36th District as "elec- the November election. economy and high domestic This winter the Meadowlands ate fire at the church last year. in the suite’s keystone Republican Area YM CA’s Preschool program The program will continue to counly at a news conference last Marriage license fee goes up W om an’s Club will continue to offer classes on operate in Carlstadt on Tuesdays week. Fridays at the Living Gospel and in Wood-Ridge on Wednes In accordance with Senate Bill be used for maintaining shelter for Ms. Donovan told the Leader m e e t s Church in Rutherford. H ie Mom days and Thursdays. Individuals No. 522, recently signed into law the victims of domestic violence. that Whitman activists had signed my and Me, Gym Jam and Arts and interested in additional informa by Governor Florio, every munici The remaining $3 shall be main The Executive Board of the up 525 Whitman supporters in Crafts classes were returned to the tion for the start of the January 18 pal licensing office (Bureau of tained by the local municipality Woman’s Club of Lyndhunt will Edwards’ home county in eight Rutherford church this fell after program may call the YMCA at Vital Statistics) shall collect a total issuing the liccnse. meet at the home o f Mary Cassidy days and expected to sign up over a being relocated after the unfortun 935-5540. thousand by January. She said 150 fee of $28 for every marriage on Tuesday, January 5, at 1 p jn . Joan Magrini of the Whitman-ites are elected license issued. Of this total fee, $25 The Board w ill discuss plans for Registrar of Vital Statistics officials, including state Senator shall be transmitted to the the club trip to the Metropolitan Township of Lyndhursl Jerry Cardinale of Demurest; Ray Department of Human Services to Museum of Art on Sunday, January PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Public Notice 10, and transportation for members Aspinwall of Englewood, District [ P im m Tsk* Nolle# lhat 37 Chairman; Rutherford Mayor I to attend the Eighth District Mid on Wednesday, January 6, 1993 al or after 7:30 p.m. al Andrew Bertone; East Rutherford year Council. Committee and offic Lyndhursl Ordinance Lyndhurst Ordinance the Office ol IM Hackensack ers will complete their department No. 2196 No. 2190 Meadowlands Development Councilman James Cassella; Free Notice o( Pending Notice o< Pending Commission. One DsKorts holder James Sheehan; Rutherford reports that are due on February 1 Ordinance Ordinance Part Plaza. Lyndhursl. N J.. a The ordinance published The ordinance published .-rTT for the New Jeney State Federa pubic hearing wfl bs held to Councilman Bernard Nangle; • ' i f n k herewith was introduced and herewith was introduced and consider ths readoption with Lyndhurst Parks Commissioner tion o f Women’s Clubs. passed upon first reading al a passed upon first reacflng at a out amendments ot four (4) The regular meeting of the Wom meeting of Ihe Board of meeting ot the Board ot Chapters ol the HMDC‘s Peter Russo; Wood-Ridge Mayor Commissioners of the Commissioners of the District Regulations. Ful tsxt iSSfe' ^ ■BP: an’s Club of Lyndhurst will be held Townshfc) of Lyndhurst. in the Townshfc) of Lyndhurst. In the of the proposed readoption Paul Calocino; and Peter j,,* . County of Bergen. State of County of Bergen, State of appears In ths New Jsrsey Incardone, GOP Chairman of at the Lyndhurst Parks Depart New Jersey, held on Tuesday. New Jersey, held on Tuesday. Administratlvs Code at ment Office on Tuesday, January 12 December 8. 1992. It will be December 8, 1992. It will be NJA.C. 19.3 st seq., N JA C . Wood-Ridge. further considered for final further considered for final 19:38 et ssq.. N JA C . 19:4 et apli at 12:30. Women interested in join passage, after public hearing passage, after public hearing ssq. and N.J.A.C. 19:4A et The Scott-Donovan campaign is thereon, at a meeting of Ihe thereon, at a meeting of the ing are invited to attend or call 438- seq. The tsxt Is also avalabte titled "Run, Christie, Run.” Ms. Board of Commissioners to be Board ot Commissioners to be for Inspection al Ihs Office of held In the Council Chambers held In the Coundi Chambers Donovan averred it is not anti- I Vi 7349 for information. the Commission. 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An Opinion $1 billion in 1991 alone. The which the more a beneficiary Rutherford residents - unite! By Martha A. McSteen, figure for this year is sure to pays for a procedure, the less Dear Editor: 3. FACT: The Rutherford John Kelly, District 36, 71 President, National be higher and it will only get Medicare must pay. In many There will be at least a $480 tax Council upheld the voters' decision Union Ave., Rutherford 07070. Committee to Preserve worse unless Congress takes of the cases, the more a increase for a home assessed at and eliminated $750,000 from the corrective action soon. Phone: 933-0533. Social Security and beneficiary pays, the greater $200,000 due to the December 9, budget without deleting any per Slate Senator John P. Scott, 304 Medicare The problem is that Med the payments a hospital may 1992, decision by the Stale sonnel or programs. Ridge Road, Lyndhurst 07071. icare beneficiaries unwitting receive. Commissioner of Education to FACT: Your vote means noth 3. Make your opinion known - With medical costs con ly have been overpaying for For most Medicare Part B reinstate rejected funds from the ing. join together. In unity is strength. tinuing to dimb foster than the outpatient procedures services, such as doctor vis Rutherford 1992-1993 defeated So what can you do aboul this? On Dec. 14, 1992, the Ruther school budget. 1. Attend a Board of Education inflation, millions of con intended to save both them its, beneficiaries are suppos ford Borough Council initiated an meeting and voice your concern. appeal of the state commissioner's and Medicare money. Both 1. FACT: April 7, 1992 voters scientious Medicare pati ed to pay just 20 percent of Meetings are the second Monday decision with the Slate Board o f rejected the School Board budget, ents have done the prudent Medicare officials and mem the Medicare approved bill. of each month at 8 p.m. in the high Education. Your visible support of' $15 million plus, by a 2-1 margin. thing — look for cheaper bers of Congress have been But because of the loophole, school cafeteria on Mortimer Ave. tliis appeal is needed. 2. FACT: This budget exceeded 2. Notify your Slate Assembly Charles L. Burrhus, Jr., alternatives to save money. aware of the problem but outpatient beneficiaries in the state-imposed cap by $1.08 mil men: Paul DiGaetano, District 36, President, Rulherford They have turned to hospital have been unable to agree on 1991 paid the equivalent of a lion. No other town did this. 71 Union Ave., Rutherford 07070. Taxpayers Association i outpatient clinics for a wide a solution because it will cost 31 percent to payment range of treatments, from x- both the hospitals and Med Take the case of Wendell rays to physical therapy. icare money at a time when Haas of Covina, Calif. But because of a legal their wallets are thin. In 1991, Mr. Haas underw loophole little-known off It is symptomatic of an ent six months of physical Capital Hill in Washington, American health-care sys therapy treatments as an out F or 1993, they resolve to: D.C., those individual cost- tem that is beyond reason patient at a local hospitaL containment efforts' have andoutofcontroL Mr. Haas was billed and turned into a huge windfall It stems from two complex paid $1,462 — 20 percent of for Medicare and the nat hospital payment formulas the total charged by the Everyone starts the new year trouble." ion’s hospitals — more than hospital, but not the amount wilh good intentions. Here are llie Carrie Oricga, beautician al used by Medicare under New Years resol u lions of some of Moda Capclli: "Noi to smoke any approved by Medicare. If your neighbors. more." Mr. Haas had paid 20 per Jay Ramirez, 13: "(’cl a new INSURANCE cent of the lower Medicare- Albert Riccio: "Go on a real bike by summer." approved fee, his bill would goi-d diet." Billy llanscn. 13: "Study more." have been only $594 — a Kevin Carroll: "Do my home Beverly Kibitlewski: "Sleep for work.” a month." savings of more than $860. AVAILABLE Peter Russo, Lyndhurst commis Ed Campbell, Friends of N.A. The problem is being felt sioner: "Clean up the crooks in Schools co-chairman: "To see that Condominium Insurance Coverage in all 50 states. In California, Congress." the school building program goes for example, excessive copay Jerry Aquino, 12: "Not gel into through in 1993." Business Owners Insurance ments totaled more than Apartments, offices and mercantile risks, appliance and $103 million in I99L In Flor accessories, bakeries, barber shops, beauty shops, dental ida, the overpayments total labs, engraving, funeral homes, laundries, dry cleaners, ed more than $80 million lithographing, photocopy services, printing shops, shoe and more than $71 million in repair shops, custom tailoring, taxidermists, television or New York state. Albert Rleclo radio installations and repairs, watch-clocks and jewelry These are tough economic repairs. times and Medicare benefic Flood insurance for dwelling and general property. iaries should not have to pay more than their fair share. Insurance may be had for hard to place policies. But the likelihood is they will We have companies willing lo write. unless Congress moves soon Call Us Now! to dose this loophole. Call your members of Congress SAVINO AGENCY and ask them to investigate 251 RIDGE ROAD, LYNDHURST this problem, then back legis lation to correct tt. 438-3120 It’s only a matter of tair-
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Anthony "Jesse" Liberti, 69, of Surviving are bis wife, Virginia; W illiam B. Friedman, 64, of Wallington Volunteer Fire Lyndhurst, died Sunday, December a daughter, Mary Janice Vaccaof Wallington, died Saturday, Department Co. 201. 27. Lyndhurst; a brother, Benjamin of December 19. Surviving are two listen, Helen Before retiring in 1987, he was Paramus; a sister, Lucy Di Lascio Friedman and Sophie Friedman, Doris Reilly a maintenance worker for Acme of Lyndhurst, and a grandson. Before retiring in 1989, he both of Wallington. Market, Keamy where he worked Mass was said December 30 at worked for the Wallington Services were held December Doris E. Reilly, 74, died Wives Association. for 37 years. He was a Navy veter Sacred Heart Church, with burial in Department of Public Works for 22 23 at Kamienski Funeral Home, St. Joseph Cemetery, Lyndhurst. Wednesday, Dec. 17. Surviving are her husband, Leo an of World War II and a member years. He was a member of St. Wallington, with burial in St. She was a lifelong resident of A.; a daughter, Sheila Calo of of Amvets Post 20, Lyndhurst. He Arrangements were made by John Lutheran Church, Passaic. He Michael Cemetery, South Hackeri- Lyndhurst. Mis. Reilly was a secre Lyndhurst, and a grandson, Jason. was a parishioner and usher of Nazare Memorial Home, Lynd was an exempt member of sack. tary for Woolworth Building, New Services were held Monday, Sacred Heart Church, Lyndhurst. hurst. York, 13 years. She was a parish Dec. 21 at Sacred Heart Church. ( June Hilderbrand ioner of Sacred Heart Church, and Arrangements were by Ippolito- Bengt Tunestad June H. Hilderbrand, 65, a for Lyndhurst Police Auxiliary. a member of the Lyndhurst Police Stellato Funeral Home, Lyndhurst. Bengt M. Tunestad, 74, died In Sweden, he was a graduate mer Lyndhurst resident, died Surviving are three daughters, Miriam Kosuda Friday, Dec. 18. mechanical engineer for Saab December 19 in Waco, Texas. Sharon Albanese of Lyndhurst, Born in Askersund, Sweden, he Airline Division. He was a World Bom in Bound Brook, she lived Cheryl Di Stefano in Alabama, and Miriam Kosuda, 40, of Stanley; three sons, John P., Steven came to the U.S. in 1949, living in War II Swedish Army veteran. in Lyndhurst for many years before Linda Planer of Waco, Tex.; eight Wallington, formerly of Passaic, and Thomas, all of Wallington; her Clifton before moving to Surviving are a son, Kenneth moving to Irvington 15 years ago. grandchildren and one great-grand- died Monday, December 21. parents, Ignacio and Isabel Alvarez Rutherford 25 years ago. Strandberg of North Kingston, R.I.; Mrs. Hilderbrand was the court son. of Wallington; two brothers, a brother, Lenart Tunestad, and two clerk for the township of Maple Services were held December Mr. Tunestad was a consulting Bom in Colombia, she came to Gabriel Alvarez of Wallington and sisters, Sonja Lindmark and wood for 14 years, retiring in 1986. 23 at Ippolito-Stellato Funeral engineer for Hardesty and the United States in 1966. She had Jaime Alvarez of Passaic; two sis Gunvor Ritte, all of Sweden, and She was a former member of the Home, Lyndhurst. Hanover, New York, before retir worked for Duro Test Co., Clifton. ters, Patricia Osiadacz of Clifton three granddaughters. ing four years ago. Previously, he She was a parishioner of Sacred and Martha Alvarez of Wallington. Services were Monday, Dec. 21 Donald Dawson Heart Church, Lyndhurst. She was was a mechanical engineer for Mass was said December 24 at at Collins-Calhoun Funeral Home, Donald E. Dawson, 72, of Lynd Surviving are his wife, Evelyn; a member of the Wallington PTA Raybestos-ManhatUin Co., Passaic. Sacred Heart Church with burial in Rutherford. hurst, died December 19 in Clara a daughter, Ellen of Edison; two and participated in Wallington Madonna Cemetery, Fort Lee. Maass Medical Center. sons, Albert and Thomas, both of Little League activities. Arrangements were by Kamienski Louise Niclaus Born in Carbondale, Pa., he Lyndhurst; five grandchildren, Surviving are her husband, Funeral Home, Wallington. lived in Lyndhurst 40 years. He Louise A. Niclaus, 49, of Lynd Cemetery. Ippolilo-Stellato Funeral Albert Jr., Jacqueline Lee, James, was an inspector for Worthington hursl died December 27 at home. Home was in charge of arrange Jennifer and Jacquelyn Grace. Corp. in East Orange for 42 years, Ms. Niclaus lived all her life in ments. Services were Tuesday, PRAYER THR6UGH APPLICATION Lyndhurst. Surviving are a daugh retiring in 1982. He was a U.S. December 22, at Ippolito-Stellato To The Holy Spirit Army veteran of World War II. Funeral Home, Lyndhurst W h e n ter, Karen Bisgeier of Clifton and C rist J. P icinich TO THE HOLY SPIRIT-Holy spirit, you one grandson. Crist 3. Picinich, 81, of East i t ' s t im e who solve all problems, lights aN roads so A funeral Mass was said at Our Joan DiFilippo that I can attain my goal. You will give me Lady of Mt. Carmel Church, Lynd Rutherford, formerly of Hoboken, for comfort the divine gift to forgive and forget all evil Joan E. DiFilippo, 58, of Brick, Montclair; a brother, Edward hursl, on December 30, followed died Wednesday, December 23. against me and that in all instances of my formerly of Rutherford and Wood- Fauerback of Jersey City, and a by interment at Holy Cross Bom in Yugoslavia, he came to I t ' s t im e life you are with me. I want this short Ridge, died Wednesday, December grandson. prayer to thank you for all things and to the United States in 1937. Before t o s e n d confirm once again that I never want to retiring, he was a commercial ship 23. Mass was offered December 28 be separated from you, even and in spite Grace Bruno painter for Roderman Industries, Before retiring, she worked for at St. Mary Church, with entomb f lo w e r s . of all material illusion. I wish to be with Grace Bruno, 93, of Carlstadt, Jersey City. An Army veteran of New Jersey Bell, Rulherford. ment in Holy Cross Chapel you in eternal glory. Thank you for your She was a parishioner of St. For Sympathy mercy toward me and mine. The person died Tuesday, December 22. World War n , he received the Mausoleum, North Arlington. flowers and plants — must say this prayer for 3 consecutive Bom in Italy, she lived in East Bronze Star and the Purple Heart. Mary Church, Rulherford. Arrangements were by Collins- call days. After 3 days the favor requested Rutherford before moving to He was past commander of the Surviving are her husband, Calhoun Funeral Home, Ruther will be granted even if it may appear diffi- Carlstadt 31 years ago. Mrs. Bnino Disabled American Veterans in Daniel; a son, Daniel Jr. of ford. cult.This prayer must be published imme Hoboken and the Paramus Veter BILL'S FLORIST diately after the favor » granted without was a parishioner of Assumption 80 UNION BLVD. mention of the favor. Only your initials Church, Wood-Ridge. She was a ans of Foreign Wars. Jerome Been should appear at the bottom. member of Carlstadt Senior Surviving are a son, Max of East WALLINGTON. NJ - 77*8878 Jerome Been, 72, of Rutherford Engineers. Mr. Been was past presi K.H. Citizens. Rutherford; and a brother, Ivan of died Dec. 27. dent of Temple Beth EL Surviving are a daughter, Hoboken. Bom in Brooklyn, he lived in Surviving are his wife, the former Katherine Grandinetti of Carlstadt; Mass was said December 28 at Rutherford for the past 42 yean. Rosatyn Abraham; a daughter, Bar a brother, Anthony Marinaro of St. Joseph Church, East Mr. Been was president of Jer- bara Scott of Wayne; two sisters, Wood-Ridge; and a granddaughter. Rutherford, with entombment in 0 \[a za re ochem Corp., for the past 18 years. Adele Levin of Delray Beach, Fla, Services were December 25 at I-airview Mausoleum. Arrange He was a graduate of City College and Junith Toutloff of Pembrook Assumption Church. Arrangements ments were by the Thomas J. of New York and was a member of Pines, Fla.; and two grandchildren. iM emoriaf tHotnc, I tic were by Kimak Funeral Home. Diffily Funeral Home, Rutherford. American Chemical Society and Services were Dec. 29 at Jewish American Society of Plastic Memorial ChaoeL Passaic. 9 d a k c it easier fo r those you fove. 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STELLATO, JR., OWNER-MANAGER F U N E R A L H O M E , INC. 425 RIDGE ROAD, LYNDHURST, 438-4664 home should be all that's needed to put the process in JOHN T. DIFFILY, MANAGER 7 TWO BRIDGES ROAD, FAIRFIELD, 882-5588 motion. Super 50/50 to benefit Washington School PTA. Drawing to be 41 AMES AVENUE, RUTHERFORD • Phone 939-0098 C all or write today to learn more about... held at Washington School, Ridge R d , Lyndhurst, on Tuesday, March 2, 1993 at 8 p.m. If all tickets are sold, winner will receive $2,500. Winner need not be present. Donation: $1.00. T h f B I j G H T ® Tickets are available by calling 935-1069, after 4 pjn. BURK-KONARSKI Funeral Planning ... M o t * lh» Arises The Parents Association of Sacred Heart Church is FUNERAL HOME sponsoring a “Candlelight Bowling” party on Satur PAUL KONARSKI day, Jan. 9, at the North Arlington Bowl-O-Drome, Owner/Manager 200 Schuyler Ave., North Arlington. Cost is $15 per A Family to Family Commitment ---^ FUNERAL HOME person and will include a hot buffet Call 933-0783 for Walter R. Calhoun, Owner/Manager ticket information. Ticket deadline is Jan. 5. 52 Ridge Road, Lyndhurs* N.J. 19 Lincoln Avenue, Rutherford, N J. 07070 The Lyndhurst Friendship Clubs seeks new members. Urge Chap* 939-0490 PaiMng on Pramlaea 939-1050 Join the Gub, where $5 a year will buy a host of Forethought funeral planning is folded through *pobcies from friends. Meetings are the first and third Thursdays of the month at the Senior Citizens Building on Cleveland Avenue. For more information, call John Niebo at PAROW 939-5540, or Helen Ehnat at 438-7465. FUNERAL HOME, INC. On Saturday, Jan. 8, the Lyndhurst Emblem Gub No.72 will bold its annual “Hawaiian Night” at the SERVING EVERY RELIGION Elks Lodge, 251 Park Ave. Dinner, to be served at HENRY S. PAROW. Manager 7:30, will consist of a choice of ham or chicken, dessert DENISE E. PAROW. Director • ELIZABETH PAROW. Director and coffee. Donation is $20. Mnsic will be by “ Now and Then” until midnight For reservations call Cheryl 1*6 Ridge Head, North Arlington at 460-95*3, or Agnes at 939-3660. 9®3-7655 jfW B U SA D SR THUR8DAY. DECEMBER 31 199? - PAflK fl
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Now that cart and airplanes young, we appreciated these men lowing lines: Mayor in town, he balanced the table soup mix 2 cups all-purpose flour have become the most important for their work and dedication. Also, The houses lie obscure and still budget and the town was out of Squeeze out spinach. Mix well 2 tsp. baking powder ways o f traveling we do not realize ’ we kndw that during Depression In Rutherford and Carlton Hill. debt. Old-timers in town remember with remaining ingredients. 1/2 tsp. baking soda .how important the railroad was in years, tbe scatterings of coal found Although that station is gone, that to be true, but there are non Refrigerate until ready to serve. 1/2 tsp. salt .days (one by. But trust Paul along the tracks at the BJ tum did and the remaining tracks are sel believers. "How did be do it?” they Carefully cut out a round loaf of 1 tsp. cinnamon -Brook* ta tell us what an impact n't just happen but were there dom used today, except for a rare ask. 1 know how he did it. He bread to form a bowl. Slice the 1/2 tsp. allspice tbe railroad had on the lives of peo because of the compassion of the freight drop-off, those who can would not let the officials buy any bread that was cut out into 1 inch 1/2 tsp. ginger ple. Here is his letter passing train crews. recall that locale would surely thing that there was no money for. cubes and fry lightly in margarine. 1/2 cup buttermilk or sour milk The exciting steam locomotives When ready to serve fill ihe cav Preheat oven to 350 deg. F. Dear Charlotte Savino: are gone. So are the gate-control- ity in the bread with the dip and In large bowl, cream together You probably'recall the vitally ling towermen and those with the arrange cubes around the bread on sugars and shortening. Beat in important place railroad passenger Vaga bon cling the bowl. manually held stop signs. They var.illa and pumpkin. In separate ***** transportation had for our area's have been replaced by diesel I>\ ( li.iilolJr S;i\ i11«i bowl, mix or sift together flour, Commuting public, particularly engines and automatically con baking powder, baking soda, salt prior to World War 11. Rutherford For the holiday! trolled crossing gates, lights, and share the affection these sensitive He would not sign the check. and spices. Add to creamed mix was the major commuting station Schweppes Holiday Punch warning bells. writers had for that little building. A brother told me of the time ture alternately with buttermilk. on the Erie Railroad's then Main 3 cups cranberry juice cocktail, The Carlton Hill station was of Thomas Wolfe said that you can't the firemen bought a new firetruck Pour batter into two greased 8-inch U n e which could boast of the pass chilled special memory for me. It was a go home again. Yet, Charlotte, per without consulting him. He would cake pans. ing of an incredible 90 trains daily. 2-1/4 cups Schweppes Tonic small frame building and stood at haps you'll agree wilh me that we not pay for it even though it was Bake in 350 deg. oven for 30 to Some years ago, among the Water, chilled the North West comer of Jackson can always go home again - in being used already. It was only 35 minutes or until cake springs many railroad changes nationally, 3 tbs. com syrup and Erie Avenues on the memory. because someone told him he back when lightly touched. Let the Erie became part of N.J. 3 tbsp. Roses Lime Juice Rutherford side of the tracks, serv Best regards, would have a lawsuit on the town if cool in pans for about 5 minutes, Transit, and the present Main Une 6 - 8 oz. of Vodka (optional) ing mainly Rutherford's West End Paul Brooks the engine was not paid for. then turn out onto racks to cool ,is the former Delaware, Lacka In a blender combine cranberry and East Rutherford’s Carlton Hill. Reluctantly, he paid. completely. wanna and Western (DL&W) juice cocktail, tonic water, corn On the North East corner was a Thank you, Paul, for an But lhat was a lesson for all ***** which has two stations in syrup and lime juice. Blend until tower from where the towerman enlightening history. concerned. They never bought a From the files of Betty Crocker, Lyndhurst. A branch of the previ smooth. Serve over ice in a tall controlled the gates and the accom ***** tiling again without consulting to General Mills. ous Main Line is now known as glass. Garnish with an orange slice panying loud, clanging bell. Christmas eve fish dinner was a see if there was money available. Q: My drop cookies, especially Bergen County Line, once called and lime curl. Inside the station was a pot great success, with the cooking If people lived by that rule chocolate chip cookies, always gel the Bergen Short Cut with switches belly stove which burned Erie's brother helping to cook some of ihe wouldn't this be a happier world? too hard when I bake them. What originally controlled by the BJ well-known soft coal whose aroma fish. Most of it was different from ***** can I do to keep them soft. tower. Need a cake recipe? Here il is. was rather comforting and even the usual, but enjoyed by everyone. Here’s a special treat for your A: Drop cookies may get hard if The old Main Line had many Pumpkin Spice Cake pleasing. This was before our pre- In order to keep up the Uadi tion hors d'oeuvres holiday table. they are overbaked. Your prefer stops emanating from its Jersey 1/2 cup shortening sent-day recognition of smoke pol of plum pudding for dessert on 1 pkg. 8 oz. cream cheese ence may be for slightly under City terminal: Rutherford, Carlton 1 cup granulated sugar lution. The vista of that gray-brown Christmas day, Eileen and Carmine 3 T. relish baked cookies which are softer and Hill, Passaic Park, Gregory Ave., 1/2 cup firmly packed brown smoke swirling above the slender traveled around the entire country 3 T. Mayonnaise chewier. In addition, make sure Passaic, Harrison St., Clifton, chimney was a welcome sight on a sugar side to find it. They were asked by 3 T. sour cream you're measuring flour carefully: Lakeview, Paterson, River St., 2 eggs cold, wintry day. many "What is plum pudding?" A little milk lo soften. spoon it into a nested dry measur Hawthorne, etc. Some of these sta It may interest you to know that 1 tsp. vanilla Their twenty-two Christmas Mix all together and serve with ing cup and level with a straight tions were really only walking dis Thomas Wolfe, the novelist, often 3/4 cup pumpkin nuree guests were treated to the usual raw vegetables or crackers. edge knife or spatula. tance from each other. visited friends in Rutherford. He flaming plum pudding. They final You will like Kathy Savino's Many Erie employees lived in was particularly fond of the Carlton ly found it - at King’s in Montclair. "Spinach Bread Dip" for your buf the Rutherford area and had great Hill station and feelingly called it Of course that is only one of the fet table. pride in their work. As a youngster, an example of true Americana. ENJOY THE <;iFT many goodies that graced the DIP I was enthralled by the tales of rail Also, Joyce Kilmer, as a Mahwah- Christmas table. Everyone had a 1 pkg. frozen chopped spinach OF GOOD HEALTH. roading lore told by long-time Erie NYC commuter, wrote in his poem hand in the preparation to make it a (thawed) © men. Even though we were quite "The Twelve-Forty-Five" the fol gala affair. 1 chopped onion ***** 1 pint sour cream | Gentle, Effective, Chiropractic Care i Knights kick off 1993 In a recent article I mentioned 1 pint mayonnaise the fact that when my father was 1 pkg. 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WISHING A HAPPY, HEALTHY Borough of North ArlinQton MAR. 2 AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR TO Please be advised the Govern GUYS AND DOLLS ing Body of the Borough of North ALL! Arlington has changed the regularly scheduled Sine Die and MAR. 11 Reorganization Meeting from the formed bv the northwest MISS SAIGCN customary January 1 st to: erly line of Chase Avenue with Ihe Norfheastorty line January 3. 1993, Sine Die of Mar dine Avenue. I Meeting, 12 Noon, Borough Hall. Together with all and singu lar the rights. Hbertles, privi FEB. 26 January 3. 1993, Reorganiza leges, hereditaments and ep- PEGASUS tion Meeting. 1 p.m.. North Arl Runwioro, and thence i ington High School. northwesterly Maadowlands Constance M. Meehan, or nearly so, t race track CH 251 RIDGE RD., Borough Clerk MLS Published: Dec. 24, 31,1992 LIMITED SEATS) mfcQUAl HOUSING X Fee: $23.62 LYNDHURST, N.J. 07071 OPPORTUNITY & BOOK EARLY ! All the above include ! PUBLIC NOTICE Orcheetre Seats, Dlmet a s r w w s TrantporUitlon, Tane andBp tfiinCTS o? rjcord ancj thaSSr- for Dinner Iff makes no representations ejHSerff amount. o^vaSjfc VIP 20 PASSENGER of any Hens and encumbrances PREFERRED on the property which Is Ihe LUXURY COACHES subiect manor of this sate. This suMect to Con- TO ATLANTIC CITY RENTALS i set forth bv the Individuals or Group* Call tor rightn r io E adiourn r S sthis s M. time to rime esoro " JACK Tl Lyndhurst - 4 rooms with large attic. *e of the above slated 9H8-1268 .. » directed end deli vered, I have levied upon end Published: Dec. 17, 24. 31, Mod. Kit.-Bath $650 w/heat. wi# expose for saie at public vendue at the Sheriffs Office in 1992. Jan. 7. 1993 the City of Hackensack, on_ Fee:$169.26 Wednesday, January U 1tt3 at two
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B srau sh of Cartaladt Nofloe ia Hereby Given t ttea foSowtng proposed
wil l i ng ol tie I . Mnd ol the Borou^i of the 21M day of Deoomber 1002, and that BRING IT IN aald onflnanoe wM be taken WANTED up tor further oonetdoratlon for ALUMINUM, BRASS OLD TOY TRAINS final paaaaga at a mooting of COPPER, LEAD Lionel, Fty«r. Ives, etc. sold Borough Council to be AND IRON •.COLLECTOR PAYS held on the 1st of January Kearny Scrap Metal CRAZY PRICES 1003, at 12:30 p.m., or as 652-0767 • 825-3747 can be reached, at the Borough H al. Cartstadt, New Jeraey, at which time and Masonry place aM persons who may be interested therein wM bo given an opportunity to bo heard C6MB&LY KNOWN oonoanrring tho same. AS: 731 First Street, Lvnd- RALPH A. GIORDANO • Concrete A Brick Work Claire Foy, CITY LINE CAR • Porch Stopa • Wood Docks Borough Clerk BERGEN ESSEX CONTRACTORS Pstloo • Sidewalks • Wails Cartstadt, New Jersey SERVICE Borough of Cartstadt 9 3 3 - 4 1 6 9 Covers Bergen & Passaic FREE ESTIMATES County ol Bergen • All TYPB HOME MP90VBIENT3 Stale of New Jersey • DOOflNQ, REflDENTlAL A COMMERCIAL Counties,NY airport and call M & M anytime Ordinance No. 92-21 • HOMOS, ALUMMUM A W iYL long distance. Also business 998-4831 An Ordinance Amending • ATTICS A SA8EMBfT8 accounts. and Supplementing Cluster II, • AOOmONB A ALTERATIONS Administration, of the General taMne and the reversion a • ANDERSEN A KLLA-WMOOW MSTALLERS Code of the Borough of remainders, rents, issues a profits thereof, end otso el tne • V H Yl REPLACEMENT WMOOWS Call 779-0544 or 365-2600 estete, right, titte, merest, use. ______Lyndhurat, N.J. Roofing Be It Ordained by the property, deim and demand of Mayor and Council of the the said defendants of, in, to and ther amendments or sup out of the same, be sold to pay plements thereto, as same ED PANCARA Borough of Carlstadt that and satisfy in the first place unto mav now or hareeftar be Chapter II, Adminletration, the said pialntlff Ihe sum BUSHWACKERS R & D SEAL COAT DRIVEWAYS WALTS D KNOWN A be and Is hereby supplement siOM46.1t, with lawful merest ssrtsnf^oRMA- lawn & Tree Service Remodeling Inc. Also patchwork on drive ROOFING & SIDING ed as follows: Said premises are also 538 Kearny Ave. .... SECTION I: ^TW8a7 kH»So3m& on ways Mason work steps We Stop Lesks MUNICIPALITY That a new Section 2-7A, Lawn Maintenance UnH ff. whl ‘ ‘ ..._ xoMrtyshaflb---- the Tax Map of the Bor- Kearny and sidewalks Aaaletant to the Mayor, is iect to eM Hens and encum and Design Complete Renovation at *33. %,! hereby adopted as follows: brances of record and the Sher Free estimates 667-6083 •New + Ro-Roofing iff makes no representations /, cast Kumerroro, wow prices you can afford from f(Simerwftfi aN and slngu- 2-7A Assistant to the expressed or implied, as to the Jersey. Specializing in All Phases lar th* rights, liberties, privi Mayor existence, amount, or validity Together with all and singu carpentry to drywall to •Slate Repairs leges, hereditaments and ap of any liens and encumbrances lar tha rights, liberties. prWI- ol Tree Work purtenance* (hereunto 2-7A.1 Appointment. on the property which is the eges, hereditaments and ap- painting bathrooms, •Roof Repairs belonging or In anywise apper There may be an Assistant to subiect matter of this sale. This surtenances thereunto Painting taining and the reversion and notice is fifurther...... subject to...oCon- C-. Belonging or in anywise apper- Firewood Available kitchens, basements, •Gutters Cleaned the Mayor appointed by the dltions of Sale es Mt..... forth ..ib bv ~-the ’ainino and the reversion and attics, plumbing and also ad' tt* Mayor with the advice and Sheriff of Bergen ComCountv. ‘ remainders, rants, issues.and at Discount Prices Flat Roofing estate, right, title. Interest, use. The --- ^serves m profits thereof, and also Ihe electrical work, we cover it FREE ESTIM ATES consent of the Council lor a ■ right to adiourn I sale from al ine saio oerenoants ot, in, to ana term ot one (1) year, at an ntaie, right, title, interest, use. Free Estimate all just give us a chance. •Also Do Painting out of the same, be sold to pay time lo time as pi ^roper^^quim^^mydof SULLIVAN/PAINTING and satisfy In the first ptace unto annual salary as prescribed by JACK f>e said defendants ot, ml to and Fully Insured Free Est. Fully Ins. trie said PialntiH. the sum c. ordinance of the governing out of the same, be sold to pay ROMAN JlW^.oTwlthUlewful Interest CH 7SOS42 s r>d satisfy in the first place unto 998-2219 Good work at a fair price thereon frc--a 24th dev of body. Published: Dec. 31. 1992. r>e saidJpiaintiff the sum of CaU 438-5259 9 9 8 - 5 1 5 3 2-7A.2. Dutiee. The sfc^lTunHl the same be INTERIOn—EXTERIOR A1 I Wof the purchase price In Jan. 7,14 ,2 1 , 1993 the H—n of Certified Check or Assistant to the Mayor shall Fee: $171.86______In INSURED _ -. n Is required at rime of sale. aid Ihe Mayor In the day to •he form of Certified Chejn or Th*iTtvu property shall be sold sub- 'ash is required at time of sale. 8 I W W iec/ to al flens end encum- day administration of Borough The property shall be sold sub IKE'S ALL SEASONS Mike EAST RUTHERFORD V »nces of record and the Sher- business, and perform such PUBLIC NOTICE set to al Hens and encum ' makes no representetlons brances of record and the Sher REPLACEMENT WINDOWS ROOFING CO. • .prespressed or Implied, as To the duties as may be lawfully dele iff makes no representations foe & Judy's faster ■mount, or veildlty gated by tho Mayor. Borough ol North Arlington expressed or implied, as to the 955-9117 > i mr iwni and encumbrances existence, amount, or validity • THt-in for easy cleaning Home & Office ROOFING • SIDING the property which Is the SECTION II: All residents are cordially In }f any liens and encumbrances iubiect*1 matter of this sale. This That Section 2-9, >n the property which Is the • Maintenance free Wall Paper Professional GUTTERS & REPAIRS notice is further subject to Con vited to attend the Reorganiza .ubiect matter of this sale. This Cleaning Department of Finance, be tion Meeting of the Mayor and iotice is further subiect to Con • Double insulated glass. 25 years talented crafts Al Work Guaranteed ditions of Sale as set forth by the ditions of Sale as Mt forth bv Ihe Sheriff of Bergen Countv. and is hereby supplemented Council of the Borough on Sun ineriff of Bergen Countv. • Any shape, aize or style Services 9 3 9 - 3 3 3 7 The Sheriff reserves Ihe as fottows: the sheriff reserves the men . All vinyl and hand right to adiourn this sale from day, January 3, 1993, 1 p.m., ight to adiourn this sale from • One day installation Soction 2-9 Department i me to tin^a^pr^v^tdbv^w Free Est Fully Ins. 9 9 7 - 5 0 7 2 screen prints. Painting, SERVNG ALL NORTH JERSEY of Finance. North Arlington High School 4 3 8 - 0 3 5 5 wall prep. & removal, FREE ESTIMATES on your o5soao* Gymnasium. Constance M. Meihan, Published: Dec. 24, 31, 1902, 2-9.7 Purchaaing Agent Published: Dec. 24. 31. 1992, short notice on small jobs. ROOFING & SIDING Borough Clerk PROFESSIONAL Jan.7,14.1993 a. Establishment. There Jan.7.14.1993 Summer price special. Gutters, Loaders & Repairs, may be a Purchasing Agent, Published: Dec. 24, 31. 1992 J & L ATWELL CLEANING F®®: $208.32 Fee: $208 32 FREE ESTIMATES Alum. Storm Windows, Doors pursuant to N .J.S.A. 40A:11- Fee $18.36 » ______Sdtnj & Replacement I will clean houses, Hackensack Roofing Co. 9, appointed by the offices, condos, etc. Very 614-0370 S3 FIRST ST. 487-5050 PUBUC NOTICE b. Powers and Duties. PUBLIC NOTICE Windows reasonable and reliable. _____ *11 WORK GUARANTEED The Purchasing Agent, as FSEE ESTIMATES Call Kathy or leave a contracting agent for the 19 9 3 F'JUY INSURED message. 438-6285 Borough of Carlstadt and in PAINTER N.H. BROOKS accordance with the Local ANNUAL NOTICE OF MEETINGS OF PUBLIC BOOIES WITHIN THE 998-6236 TOWNSHIP OF LYNDHURST, COUNTY OF BERGEN, STATE OF NEW Interior I Exttriar ROOFING CONTRACTORS Public Contracts Law. COMMERCIAL and N .J.S.A. 40A:11-1 at eeq., JERSEY, PURSUANT TO THE REQUIREMENTS OF PUBLIC LAW 1975 Homes I Business shaH prepare public advertis RESIDENTIAL ROOFING CHAPTER 231. A. FURIELLO & SON Free Estimates ing lor bids and receive bids Nursery Schools Very Reasoaable Ratos GUTTERS and LEADERS for the purchase ol work, BOARD OF COMMttSIONERS 20 Meadow Rd., Rutharford MEETINGS SECONO TUESDAY. AT THE COUNCIL CHAMBERS, TOWN HOME IMPROVEMENTS C al M ki m aterials and supplies on W Ebster 9-7186 CHERRY HILL,NJOt behalf of the Borough, with a l HALL. • Addtions — Alterations LYNDHURST 997-1412 Bv virtue of Ihe abo awards of such contracts to be JANUARY 12 MAY 4 SEPTEMBER 14 *rlt to me directed i____ • Sidings - Aluminum & Vinyl DAY CARE CENTER vered, I have levied upon and made by the governing body. FEBRUARY 9 JUNE 8 OCTOBER 12 will expose lor sale at public SECTION III: • Windows i Doors ICJgERGAJTW REAWNESS JOE PORCILE MILLS vendue at the Sheriff’s Office in MARCH 9 JULY 13 NOVEMBER 9 Painting & Decorating the City of Hackensack, on_ In the event that any por APRIL 13 AUGUST 10 DECEMBER 14 • Guitars 4 Leaders Wednesday, January 20,1W3 tion of this ordinance is deter Regular Meetings at 8:00 P.M. - Caucus Meetings at 6:30 P.M. H O M E A P I S at two o'clock in the afternoon, mined lo be Invalid by a court • Baeemente A Dicks DRYWALL prevailing lime: Work Sessions may be held on the 1 st, 3rd or 4th Tuesdays. C O N D O S & -TiwwsNp of Lyndhurst. of competent furtsdetion, such iTrfyt Windows C H U R C H E S Sheetrocking County of Bergen Stale of determination shall not affect BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT New Jersey and Is de Air Condttoning SENIOR CITIZEN Taping scribed as follows; the remaining portions of this MEETINGS FOURTH WEDNESDAY OF EACH MONTH AT THE COUNCIL Beginning at a point on the ordinance, which are hereby CHAMBERS. TOWN HALL. 8:00 P.M. - CAUCUS at 7:30 P.M. • SMi Umhmi Day CM Cm* D IS C O U N T northeasterly side ot Hard Coating ing Avenue <46' wide) dis declared to be severable. JANUARY 27 MAY 26 SEPTEMBER 22 438-3663 • 2 BmIc Program Sl I E E T R O C K tant thereon 1112.74 feet SECTION IV: References Available northwesterly from the FEBRUARY 24 JUNE 23 OCTOBER 27 LYNDHURST • Fully Insured • corner formed bv the in A l ordinances or parts of MARCH 24 JULY 28 NOVEMBER 24 - «u “wwco Acnvmra F R E E E S T . tersection of the said side of ordinances Inconsistent with Harding Avenue with the APRIL 28 AUGUST 25 DECEMBER 22 DAILY FROM 7:00 A.U to *00 P.M. 998-1504 Call 997-5127 northwesterly side of the provisions of this ordi tS7 LAFAYETTE PLACE, LYNOHURST Chase Avenue, running nance are hereby repealed to PLANNW6 BOARD thence the extent of such Inconsisten ATTENTION 1. north S3 degrees 30’west, MEETINGS SECOND WEDNESDAY Of EACH MONTH AT THE COUNOL OPEN ALL YEAR ARUNGTON PAINTING 41.47 feet; thence cy CHAMBERS. TOWN HALL. 8:00 P.M. - CAUCUS at 7:30 P M ALSIDE CONSTRUCTION Plumbing » degrees east, Ho: Lunch plue 2 Snacks In'- Jrior/Extenor Painting I___feet.thence W SECTION V: JANUARY 13 MAY 12 SEPTEMBER 8 SPECIAL FALL SALE Quality Work Guaranteed 3. southjth S3'degrees degri 37' 37“ This ordinance shall take FEBRUARY 10 JUNE 9 OCTOBER 13 SBMMO THE WORKING eest.49.149.47feet;tt>--- -» effect upon final passage and conuuntty for ova it years Fully Insured J.W. BURNS & SONS, 4. south „ _ MARCH 10 JULY 14 NOVEMBER 10 ♦5.44 feet to , M wnI publication as provided by law. Power Washing place of beginning. APRIL 14 AUGUST 11 DECEMBER 8 Replacement Vinyl Drawn In accordance with Wo also paint aluminum sting OIL CO. survey made bv G. Ces- Attest: Claire Foy, RENT LEVEUNG BOARD Windows wtth lifetime FREE estim ates Borough Clerk MEETINGS THIRD MONDAY OF EACH MONTH AT THE COUNOL i s ^ b ^ r i i i r warranty certificate. Take 0 5 5 - 0 0 5 5 FUEL OIL, In compliance with Chap Borough of Carlstadl CHAMBERS, TOWN HALL. MEETINGS AT 7:30 P.M ter 1S7, Laws of 1*77, the Dominick Presto, Mayor 20 PLUMBING, HEATING Introduced: Dec. 21.1992 JANUARY 18 MAY 17 SEPTEMBER out old and replace with . cxfftgviasna FEBRUARY none JUNE 21 OCTOBER 18 EMERGENCY: me above munidpattty. Publshed: Dec. 31,1992 new for only $140 with Garage Doors Commonty known as: 311 MARCH 15 JULY none NOVEMBER 15 Harding Avenue, Lynd Fee: $60.37 • Boiler Replacement hurst, New Jersey. APRIL 19 AUGUST none DECEMBER none full insurance. T ogether with a* and singu lar the rights, liberties, privi UMAOY BOARD Call (201) 589-6422 CHILD CARE CENTER ■ Water Heater replacement leges, hereditaments end ap- RESIDENTIAL purtenence. __ MEETINGS THIRO TUESDAY OF EACH MONTH AT THE NEW JERSEY and NURSERY SCHOOL • Boiler Repair (Gas, Oil) belonging or In anywise et.— ROOM AT THE LIBRARY. MEETINGS AT 2:30 P M tainino and the reversion and OPEN YEAR ROUND GARAGE DOORS remainders, rents, issues end JANUARY 19 MAY 18 SEPTEMBER 21 • Drain Claanlng profits thereof, and also aH the "'S U 'feEftWCK.. Mon - Fri 7 om to 6 30 pm i OPENERS estate, right, title, merest, use. FEBRUARY 23 JUNE 15 OCTOBER 19 Lie. 7020 MARCH 16 JULY none NOVEMBER 16 Painting • Ml fctommg Cufrtcotum SALES • RAYNOfl PflOOUCTS property, claim and demand of Ihe said defendants of, jn. to end APRIL 20 AUGUST none DECEMBER 21 Wall Papering • Computes • Hoi luncti INSTALLATION SERVICE 991-0331 • Snoclo • EnflcHrwnt Session* Published: December 31, 1992 Lit* Carpentry Aom 2 1/2 to 6 YsonOW FAIR WEATHER paid and satisfied; Fee: $66.93 Window Claanlng 10% of the purchase price In DON MAC NIVEN the form of Certified Cheat or ENT. INC. Cash is required at time of sale. & Floor Waxing Residential & industrial The prooerty shal be sold sub PUBLIC NOTICE ject to aN Hens and encum Fraa Estimates 507-9399 brances of record end the Sher 998-0926 Plumbing & Heating iff makes no representations 1993 ANNUAL NOTICE 9 9 8 - 2 9 1 S expressed or implied, as to Ifie Frank Rendetro . Free Est N.J. License 4968 existence, amount, or validity BOROUGH OF RUTHERFORO COME A C H EC K U S OUT. of any Hens and encumbrences Over 30 Yrs. Exp. Futy Ins. 991-6671 on the property which Is the BODY DATE TIME smwEflaswiis Borough Council 1st & 3rd Tues., except 8:00 p.m. Council Chambers dittan of Sateassft forth Dv the July & Aug. only 1st Tues. Due to Borough Hall LANDSCAPING holidays the following changes have U T O BODY We Repair... right te ad time to been made: Mar. 4th Tues; Nov. 1 st — VTTTTT.----- • WASHERS Wed. and 4th Tues. LANDSCAPING • DRYERS Committee of the The day preceding the 8:00 p.m Mayor & Council Comploto Lawn Maintenance • REFRIGERATORS Published: Dec. 24, 31, 1902, Whole Meeting Council Meeting. Due to holidays, Committee Room Jan. 7,14,1993 the following changes have been Borough Hall W c w ill B F A T INDUSTRIAL ‘ REIDENTIAL • FREEZERS • AR CONDITIONERS Fee: $195 30 made: Jan. & Feb. 3rd Tues.; Apr., COMMERCIAL • SNOW PLOWMG June, July A Sept. 1st Tues; Nov., any legitimate estimate FREE ESTIMATES E. Crossley and 1st Wed. 3 6 7 - 1 6 7 0 PUBUC NOTICE Board of Adjustment 2nd Tuesday 8:00 p.m. Mayor & Council or we will give you S 2 5 Q CASH. Son Service Committee Room 667-9278 Take Notice that the Borough Hall SAVE...Don t Spend Electrical undersigned sh al expose lor Library Board 2nd Tues , except 9:00 a.m. Rutherford sale. In accordance with NJRS July & August Public Library 1 > off Parts 1 5 ° o off Labor PUBLIC NOTICE 39:10A-1, at Pubic Auction at Shade Tree Commission 1st Thurs , except 7:00 p.m. Borough Hall 214 Ridge Rd., North Arlnglon July & Aug. H a f f on the date and time listed, Please Taka Notice that Office of Emergency 4th Friday, except 8:30 p.m. OEM Hdqts. the below described motor July & August Borough Hall on Tuesday, tho 12th day ol vehidee which came into tha Management Electric Inc. January. 1993. the Joint Rant Leveling Board 2nd Thursday 7:00 p.m. Mayor & Council LAKEVIEW COLLISION poaaesslon of Ihe North ELECTRICAL Meeting, Rutherlord, East Arington Police Department Committee Room Rutherlord, Cartstadt. Bergen through abandonment or fail A U T O B O D Y County, New Jersey shal hold CONTRACTORS ure of owners to claim same. Board of Health 4th Monday, except 8:00 p.m. Board of Health a meeting ai 7:00 o'clock p.m. July and Aug. Due to Office, Municipal Annex at tha Rutherlord Borough I‘-5 RIVER ROAD INDUSTRIAL for towing and storage fees) holidays the following changes have Municipal BuBding, Rutherlord. Dale: January 8.1993 New Jersey. Formal action w i been made: Dec., 2nd Monday sR TH ARLINGTON COMMERCIAL Time: 3:00 P.M. Jan. 20th. May 10th. 1:00 p.m. Welfare Office be taken on tho Uems listed on Note: AH Motor Vehicles Local A sst. Board R ttkkn tU Wiring the attached agenda and such listed sold wtth JUNK TITLE Sept. 20th & Dec. 8th Uc. No. 3968 additional Roms as may come only! Planning Board 3rd Thursday 8:00 p.m. Mayor & Council before tho Joint Mooting, Y e ar 1983. Make: Chev 9 5 5 - 9 4 2 2 Rutherlord, East Ruthertord, rolet. Model: Maifcu. VIN No. 998-8656 Carlstadt, Bergen County, 101 AW 6994D B1149 65. Civil Rights Comm. 4th Wednesday 8:00 p.m. Mayor & Cound i'.00-3 1 0 - 4 8 3 ! Now Jersey In tho normal Minimum Bid: S22SO.OO course ol business. Year. 1974. Make: Ford. Borouoh Hal Cjipct C lM w n o Joint Mooting, Rutherlord, Modal: 2 Door. VIN No. 4F02Y Economic Development 2nd Wednesday 8:00 p.m. Mayor & Councl East Ruthertord, Carlstadt, 40389 5. Minimum Bid: Bergen County, Now Jersey $2250.00. Comm. M R. STEAM By /a/ Dominick Presto, Above vohidea may be Borouoh Hdl STEAM Chairman inspected al 110 Union Ave., Board of Aesthetic 2nd Monday 8:00 p.m. Mayor A Cound AGENDA East Ruthertord. N.J., CARPET 1. Reorganization ot Joint between the hours of 9:00 Borough Hrii Meeting. a.m. and 12:00 noon on J a a Ctvjmic hit CLEANING 2 . Election ot Officers and Youth Guidance Councl 2nd Wednesday 7:30 p.m. Conterence Room 5,1903. Borough H d appointment ol Com m ttees 1 B iBangir S um m ek Sp e c ia l Recycling Committee 1st\R 8:00 p.m. M *or«ClM lld 3. Appointment of profes I i Artngton Any 2 Rooms $39.95 sional ataff. I.e ., Engineer, m m rarttrnom Auditor,' Attorney, Plant GENNA TILE Etch additions! room SIS FHMahad: Dac. 24 A 3 1 ,108t ELECTRICAL C o nsu lar* and appointment ol Fee: M 7 JS FDU Liaison Committee Last Tuesday 7:30 p.m. FOU CARPENTRY We also specialize in furni Commttee Chaifmanetys MMfUNBIQ 4. Conalderation and 2nd Monday 7:00 p.m. Ubrary PAMTMQ ture iieam cleaning adoption of 1003 Budget. NO Joa TOO HM U.’ CaU for apt. 5. Payment of outstanding CaN tor Fraa EMhnala on too -mor Invoices r 21,1902 935-7364 Publshed: Dec. 31,1902 t Dee. Si. 1912 M U t t L , F M : $23.62 Fee: $11025 Sportsworld: o f f a n d r u n n i n g Aho among Itee In the final again* the Blue Tide, Arlington w«a|toa the belt chan RkferiM d enjoyed a one-point preview win w m on Feb. 19,199L N o rm w m V t a jH ■ f l M i O M k the Griffin* were placed at an earty ce to upset Rutherford in their bid lead after one quarter of their Becton (1-1) mowed to J00 by Rutherford, 90 poto* Phfl T fr In ha preeeeeoc report to the disadvantage in fouls. Twelve whis for the BCSL National Division contest again* Lyndhunt (1-2), but edging Palisades Park, 33-32. urcxy, St Mary’s, 82; Bd AriaMfcoh Leader, Bill Mullins, the girls’ bas tles were blown against Queen of crown. they expanded it to eleven by the Andrea Calabrese put in a rebound S t Mary’s, 69; R a n k FWbUn(V ketball coach at Queen of Peace Peace in the first period, including Sure enough, when the chibs met end of die half. Rachel Malaniak with 30 seconds left to put the Lyndhunt, 68; Don Kin*, Qoeen of High School, wai guarded in the t>_____ K*. ____ 1 At-1, iwlt-- one against coach Mullins after last Monday night In Rutherford, led the Golden Bean with 10 Wildcat! over the top. She finished r cacc, 30, ana a q u auocv comments he would make about Sereika was called Ibr an offensive the Vikings were able to come points, while Dana Rumpeltin and the game with 8 points, a i did Rutherford, 54. his team. foul. within six points of the Bulldogs Janine Ruane scored six each. Juliann Miller. Melanie Evans led In describing his five-junior start Still, the Griffins led, 16-10, after with four minutes to go before the club with 9. Another anniversary: The ing squad, Mullins said, “We are St. Mary’s (3-0) led the Bridgew- one period, and they were able to falling, 60-38. St. Mary’s posted a conference publication of O il week's young and small. Hopefully we will omen, 33-11, after the third quarter. extend their lead to 29-17 at the half out-work our opponents.” Rutherford (2-0) ran off the first Joan 'tyburczy scored 12 points, 10 and to 35-17 three minutes into the Mullins’ hopes were realized twelve points of the game, over a 5 in the first half, to lead the Gaels, second half. Sereika, who only over the weekend, when the Gol V2-minute span. Katerina Stanivuk- while Kim Tedesco added 7. played eleven minutes of the game den Griffins captured the Blue ovic scored six points in the run, and ♦ * * * due to foul trouble, had 13 points. Tide Yule Tide tournament cham Meredith Eberspeacher added Charlie’s scoreboard: The With the Queen of Peace roster pionship by defeating the Academy four. Lyndhurst boys are off to a surpris riddled with fouls, Harrison was of the Holy Angels and host Har After Christine Tortora finally ing 3-0 start, including two confer able to come back. Andrea Melo rison. got the Vikings on the board with ence victories and an opening- scored six of her 17 points in the victory against Park Ridge, 43- Sportsworld marks the completion The tourney opener was a nail- her 17-footer from the left edge of round win over Midland Park in the third quarter, and she added seven 29. Tina Tedesco led the Gaels with of six yean of association with the biter, as the Griffins had to fight off the lane with 5:57 already gone, Dwight-Englewood tournament. more in the last eight minutes. 13 points, and her sister Kim added Leader Newspapers. We thank you the consistent Angels. After open Eberspeacher added another buck The Golden Bears downed pre Harrison was able to come within 8. for your support, and encourage ing a seven-point halftime lead, et to extend the first-quarter marg season league favorite Weehaw three points late in the contest, Wallington (0-2) suffered a 63- you to continue to follow our local Holy Angels rallied to force over in to 14-2. ken, 59-52, at home last Monday after Sereika fouled out. 24 loss at home against Hasbrouck athletes. time at 34-34. In fact, the Angels Throughout the first half, Krista evening. Robert Haag scored 19 Heights. Nicole Diaz and Cheryl Happy New Year! were up, 34-32, before Kristine However, Erika Jarmoiowich Gastelu of the Bulldogs kept the points, Chris Safar had 14, and Vierchalek scored five points each Greenhalgh nailed a 15-footer with stepped up her game at the end. ball away from the Vikings’ Nicole Mike Saccone added 10 to keep the for the Panthers. 20 seconds left in regulation. She posted six of her 12 points in the Campbell. The senior center was Bears’ record intact. Lyndhurst * * * * Melissa Sereika scored four of last quarter, while Lauren Maz held scoreless over the initial 16 also defeated Midland Park, 58-37. A final look at the gridiron: the Griffins’ six points in the extra urkiewicz came off the bench to minutes. Rutherford was unable to Rutherford (2-0) had a hard time Eight Bergen County football play PARSONS, period, and she finished the day score four and finish with six. take full advantage, though, as they with North Arlington, escaping the ers scored 100 points or more this * * • * with 16. Erika Jartnolowich added shot ll-for-37 prior to intermission. Vikings’ gym with a 78-76 victory. season, and three of them are from of Kearny 12 points and scooped eight Bulldogs survive Viking scare: In The Bulldogs led, 25-12, at halftime. The Vikings dropped to 1-1. the Leader area. rebounds. the pre-season ratings, North Campbell scored twelve points Becton (1-1) evened their record Vinny Sala of Lyndhutst finished in a third quarter which saw North by defeating Palisades Park, 73-45. the season tied for first on the North Arlington Arlington chop the margin down to Terrell Stevens paced four county list, scoring 148 points. His nine points. Keeping Rutherford Wildcats in double figures with 18 total was matched on the final day out in front was junior Chris Kane, points. Noah DeKoyer and Sergio of the season by Paramus Biddy Basketball who netted nine of her 18 points in Minervini netted 12 each, and Wal Catholic’s Dave Lopez. the third period. ter Home put in U. Jeff DiCostanzo of North The Senior Division of the North Lion’s -29 The Vikings got within six points, In the Olympic Division, both St. KMiImm Ariington Boys Biddy Basketball Eagan’s -25 at 42-36, with just under four min Mary’s and Wallington fell after •Femlii ft wee* \j League has four of the seven teams Travis Gonick scored 8 of his BELFIORE utes to play. After Rutherford pic opening-game victories. bunched up at the top while the game high 17 in the first half as *6eeefir Tsft ked up a pair of buckets, Campbell The Gaels (1-1), who played ACCORDION STUDIO Junior Division is a two team race. Lion’s came from behind winning scored to make it 46-38 before she without injured forward Tom PRIVATE LESSONS Here’s a capsule look at last week’s their second game of the year. Kip picked up her fifth foul with 2:50 Lewis, lost at Park Ridge, 68-44. • Accordion • Key Board • Drum* games. Finley added 7. Chris Bachler kept left. Rutherford proceeded to score Bob Prince’s 19 points led the Gaels.. •R tttlfS Single DtvWoa Eagan’s dose finishing with 13. 580 Keamy Avenue, Keamy ISO Xseref Me* Keefey, NJ the last 14 points of the game. The Panthers (1-1) received 19 Loa’l Service Center • 55 Mike Abromaitis added 8. 99 1- 223 3 Eberspeacher led all scorers with points from Dan Lauterhahn and 9 91 -5 6*7 Elite Electric-43 Garden State L ino - 28 24 points, despite S-of-25 shooting 10 from Walt Gusciora, but went Richard Yeager’s 6 first quarter Regal Commodities -16 from the field. Stanivukovic added down at Hasbrouck Heights, 55-46. points helped Lou’s win its fourth GSL stays in the hunt with PBA 10 for the Bulldogs. Campbell pac In girls’ basketball, Lyndhurst game against one loss. Mike Healy as Jason Mezer finishes with 12 and ed the Vikings with 17. snapped a 27-game losing streak led all scorers with 22 while Matt eight GSL players hit the scoring * * * • with a 43-31 defeat of Weehawken. Pavel added 18. Kevin Gaven and column. Brian Scerbo netted 8 and More tournaments: North Dana Rumpeltin and Janine George Dossantos combined for 25 Tori Ellis had a pair. Dan Costello Arlington (2-1) won their opening- Ruane poured in 15 points apiece of Earle’s points. led Regal with 8 points. BUY AMERICAN round game in the St. Mary’s tour O’Hara Aftncy - 53 for the Golden Bears, and Rachel The league continues to juggle nament, 49-36 over Ridgefield. Te»pe»ature Prermalng - 35 Malaniak added 12. Lyndhurst’s scheduling due to the present fac Campbell scored 11, Nicole Sper- Joey Bruno and Scott Martin ilities situation and thanks all for duto had 9, and Kristy Haines put in BUY COOPER I provided the scoring combining for their cooperation and patience. 8. The Vikings broke open a four- Gina's Electrolysis 31 points. Bruno finished with 19 YOU'LL BE PROUD YOU DID! point game with a 17-8 fourth-quart Unwanted Hair Removal' and Martin added 12 as O’Hara hit COOPBR er run. Instant, Safe, Permanent the win column. Temperature’s Local man LIFELINER In the other opening-round con Nicky Edwards and Lewis Campan tests, Rutherford ousted 991-1308 aro shared 22 points. makes 1st team Lyndhurst, 42-24; and St. Mary’s 152 Midland Ave., Arlington DcUziaw-57 in bowling topped Fort Lee, 42-28. Classic Cleaners - 56 Chris Worth hit both ends of a conference one and one to seal the win. Worth 16 | 0.10 101 0 finished with 23 points with Joey David Golebieski of Wallington, Calleja adding 12. David Macho q c * Cooper’s best a senior at St. Peter’s College, has added 10. Classic’s Mike Rossmell I3 ★ Touring radial been selected to the First Team All ramni* ..g- ratjng was high scorer with 31 with Sean r$59 Conference in the Eastern Intercol Kiemey netting 12. legiate Bowling Conference for the Junior Division second time. SIZEPRICE Ju ris Oil - 33 Golebieski made the six-man PI 85/70/14 w/w 69.95 Fire Depai t t n t - 28 squad with a 206 average. The P20S/70/14 W/W 71.95 Jonathan Martin’s 4 fourth quart conference consists of teams from P215/70/15 w/w 77.95 er points fueled Jarvis to their William-Pateraon College, Bryant fourth win of the year. Ricky Urban Prices $64.95 To $87.98 College in Rhode Island, Seton scored 17 and Lany Queli added 10. Hall University, St. John’s Univers COOPBR Fire Department was led by Mike ity, Montclair College, Sacred Nanoszko’s 12 points. Heart University and Pace Univers- . TRENDSETTER II PBA-31 M.S. KNAPP CO ity. A/W RADIAL J la Dandy’s - 20 Golebieski is the captain of the K. Soffield's 10 points sparked team and is a former bowler for Phone 43H -15C( PBA to their seventh win against Wallington High School. He twice No Defeats. Brian Healy added 9. was named to the All Bergen * Economy all-season radial Andrew Macho led Jim Dandy’s County First Team in 1988 and 1989. 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