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The !H rgy. CnnCh Sh0Uld 80 a lon« i" forcing a new look at our transportation pro Me ms New Je r sey has collected many millions in fuel taxes Nfest h” SPent °n general government costa A little has gone into highway construction r * * " ‘ years ve ry little gone into m w (Eom m ercial transportation It should be instructive to the presi dent. If, Indeed, the drastic tax measures on fuel are to be carried out, much of the money should be spent on improving train and bus service The dish and SO UTH -BERGEN REVIEW eartening part of the president s program is that in- stead of pegging the new income for mass trans portation he is talking about financing his social pro grams If the public can't move the need for more 1 S C e n t* p e r co p y social problems will multiply - and fast. Vol. 56. No. 39 THURSDAY. MAY 5, 1977 of ?SI *,dg» Rd irndNxst S*0"d Cl«W po\'a
h«>4ord SU» 16 Candidates F a c e V o t e r s Can the independents shenff Peter Curoo, cam Checki Answers: Says He score heavily enough for paign manager for TNT. Carucci, B reslin, victory — or will they hurt Curcio has been blasted the two major team candi by the "A ll" team for inter Bogle, Russo dates so that one side or fering in the local election Cites Facts, Not Fiction- the other can attribute de w hile holding the $22 000 feat to their presence’ post as undersheriff at the Finance Director Angelo before I took office. Dennis S. Sluka and C. Rob This was the question as eoisity jail. , A n d R o w e Checki Jr today answered ert Schaal would like some TOWNSHIP BUILDINGS: Lyndhurst’s every-four- However, the "TN T'’ critics in the commission answers. Where is the loyalty The Public Works and years election goes to the team has not been silent campaign with the following of the opposition ticket? W ill Once again The Commercial Leader stands out as Parks facility cost the tax wire nect Tuesday At a rally last week statem ent: C a ru c c i g ive up h is $10,000 the chief and only real township medium for news p ayers a net of $290,000 not The bracketed candidates speakers blasted The Com The members of The New about our local government. $500,000 I had the O rdinance part-time Freeholder job and include the “TNT” team of mercial Leader for favor Team and I are positive that If ever a situation clarioned that the local weekly published in the Commercial $6,000 County car and ex Commissioners Walter Ja itism and blamed Guy Sav the residents of the Township Leader which shows the total penses if elected? W ill Russo is more needed and more important in these trying nowski and Angelo Checki ino. president of Leader of Lyndhurst. are intelligent, and Bogle stop fighting for cost of building against Jr., Dennis Sluka. School Newspapers Inc. for what times it has been the current Board of Commission knowledgeable voters They the same State Assembly which $95,500 of insurance Board President Anthsny was termed “biased and ers election. will not and cannot be lied seat long enough to realize has not applied. Bonelli and Fire Chief Rob unfair reporting Week after week The Commercial Leader has to. that prim ary concern should WATER IMPROVEMENT ert Schaal and the "A ll” Checki. who has voted printed as much material about the campaign as it I am an Engineer and deal not be for their own selfish PR O G R A M team of Commisioner Jo against issuing municipal in facts not fiction and the could find. Only space limitations prevented more. I f the 30 y e a r bonding plan interests but loyalty to the seph Carucci, James A. consent for cable television facts are these residents of the Township of Yet it is possible to say with pride that every can suggested by the "Financial Breslin Jr., Ronald A. in Lyndhurst to Meadow Experts" on the All Ticket Lyndhurst? Will Hawk Rowe didate was given his chance to speak out. The REASSESSMENT Bogle, former Commission lands Communiciations Sys were allowed to happen the resign from the Board of townspeople have had a chance to read, to weigh, to Your property taxes will er Peter J. Russo and Wal tems Inc . said he has been Township will lose an op Education if elected to elim i evaluate the statements of the candidates not "double or trip le ” . I ter “Hawk" Rowe, a mem made the target o f the portunity to receive 4H mil nate the conflict of interest In this, our last issue before the election, we once stake my professional repu ber of the Board of Educa newspaper’s abuse because lion dollars of a federal grant on passing the school budg again print the statements from the candidates. tation on the fact that if Lyn tion 12 years, during which of that applied for under the new et? dhurst is forced to revalue he was president twice. Guy Savino is president At the same time the newspaper has decided to public works bill just passed Angelo D. Checki, Jr. has residential property taxes Big interest, however, is also of the Meadowlands publish its own preferences in the election by the U S Senate resigned his post as a mem will essentially remain the manifested in the prospects Communications Systems The Leader recommends the election of Public Af I welcome anyone who ber of the H M DC. Anthony same of the “Now" team of In c. fairs Director Joseph Carucci, James A. Breslin Jr., A- B o n e lli w ill resign as TAXES: Angelo Checki Jr. wishes to examine the docu Township Environmentalist Checki. who issued his Ronald Bogle, former Commissioner Peter J. Russo mented proof to meet me at President of the Board of Eileen Becker and Mrs first statement of the cam and our own sports director, Walter “ Hawk1' Rowe A home valued at $40,000 _ - the Tax Office in the Town Education when elected Evelyn Pezzoia, presiden paign to the Commercial increased *248 in four years CAPITAL DEBT: The recommendation is purely a personal one It Hall on Saturday May 7, Walter Janowskl, Dennis S. tot the Youth Center, and of Leader this week, said he does not reflect upon the abilities or the perform into "2892" as stated by the ^ caP,tal *•* 35 stated 1977, sta rtin g at 8 A M My Sluka and C Robert Schaal Robert Guida. high school voted against Meadowlands writers for the All Ticket ^ the A11 was "about ances of the other 11 candidates in the field. home num ber is 939-8590 are committed only to the teacher running alone because Savino already had More than half of that actual 1500 000 " 1 *“ »« a notarized Bring our opponents, ex service of Lyndhurst There are three other can too much media power and Indeed, in the independent candidacies of Mrs E i increase occurred the first caP*lal debt statement for amine the documented proof Vote for The New Team didates, all independents — that he used it urfairty.' leen Becker, Mrs. Evelyn Pezzolla and James Guida year of our team in office ** 331.3J* 52 signed by the and make up yow mind as to They have the loyalty, dedi Raymond Wilson, of the thare mm much of merit nfcat is U e t a r i what ta He cation capability ta serve A last minSL* iasut wm towiuMp ptanttng family; tossed into the campal» However, it is our belief that the affairs of the - -. ,'rsssvs non. the residents of the Township M«b Edna Poretta vice Mayor Carucci s personal nutted to the State Division today when the "TNT” township in the next four years, which may be the The members of the New of Lyndhurst and only the president of the statewide ticket look a full page ad most difficult in recent history, the steady lead a u d it o r 's f i s c a l m is - ° f >-ocal Governm ent se rv ic e Team, Walter Janowskl. An residents of the Township of Anti-Tax League and Mrs vertisement in The Com management in March of 1973 two months gelo Checki, Anthony Bonelli. Lyn d h urst. Patricia Morreale. Lincoln ership of men like Carucci, Breslin, Bogle. Russo m e rcia l School mother Leader containing and Rowe can best be counted upon an ordinance request by Ca Carucci, who has already served 12 years is Every independent is go ru cci ing to drain off some votes known for his fair, conscientious administrations. He The ordinance was to ‘All’ Attacks Checki, Janowski But how many and who will says that this will be his last term and that he hopes have created a job for Do the sufferers be? that in the next four years the future course of Lyn Looking over the records rucci, Jim Breslin Jr., Ron homeowners while all of do you think will pay the ex minick Notte. present town dhurst will be chartered clear and sure. compiled by Angelo Checki Bogle. Pete Russo, and Wal- those income producing com- tra toll?’’ In the “ All” team camp ship consumer advocate, as and Walter Janowski during ter "Hawk” Rowe, asserted mercial properties will ba there was the charge that administrative assistant to Turning to Janowski. the Carucci The ordinance was Breslin, Bogle, Russo and Rowe all are well the last four years, is enough that an examination of the rely be touched In fact, the the Janowski-Checki faction All-Team candidates noted to convince you that their proposed reassessm ent homeowner will then be actually is running a seven- never adopted However, known in Lyndhurst, all have proved their loyalty that his scheme to upgrade campaign slogan "TNT" is charts, recent tax appeal de- paying additional taxes to member ticket — with Ja the "TNT" ticket said it and affection for Lyndhurst Lyndhurst’s water supply appropriate, the opposition cisions, and the water subsidize nowski. Checki. Sluka would be the first thing Ca Lyndhurst is accustomed to good, honest govern commercial take 10 years and All Team slate said mu NEW 1977 NEW '77 NEW 1977 ^ PINTOS !Sir-’GRflNADAS T-BIRDS * • n ¥ * - d r NEW '77 FORDJT' « NEW 77 I Volume „ Jolum e Discounts Volum e Discounts Volum e Discounts Volum e Discounts | Volume Discounts A m o n n ) now trim m io Volum e Discounts I Discounts Need a truck? Big or ^ C*y » t«t Vane! The full .... 7» M O N T I GO M X MX * G.e«, 4 dr V 8 auto r ^ . Vh ACRES OF INVENTGRY...56-BAYS OF SERVICE » » A * . 27 940 S3300 | tun f*d ik, V4 7S M A U IU Chevy 7 a J u m i JEWELERS N T M V I M . ■ 1 50 Pmrk A uen«te/ 93900/9 I RENT-A-CAR Weekly C l. H i ■onni.ii © I LEASING Monthly •h, rt/4%; 1720 fc1 ttroMl Sar«M;2UOU9 ^ J rt* 17 North Route 4 a n d H k K w H i / 2* ? 8000 HKWnuck. M J / 4 % m i. N o r t h MMCIR CHMCf • MAST IR CMMCt * AttfttCA* flftfS S - ROUTE 1 7 o f R te. 3, RUTHERFORD • 935-2400 — A - 4 - THURSDAY, MAY S, 1977 - j Scardino Schedules H earings O n Youth Senator Anthony Scardino stated. "In Bergen County delays, the lack of finding in this area because, if we Jr.. vic^chaimian of the we have a very^ ttve^ and the problems of empty don’t work together, it is our ^Utot^ns HeTh” T J ? '>art™ n‘ Hesident.al and spots elsewhere when we children who suffer Giving need them badly right here every Bergen County young We find that the number of ster a chance lo grow into a youngsters in need 0i s e r happy, productive citizen s r u ■* s t "■ vices is increasing at a time should be the goal of all of « - ■ s s .t£ when the resources are deer u s .” ^ a ®en 8 disturbed youngsters easing This is a situation we t.r<. , that we can We are often would like to change Freeholder Joan Usemann frustrated, however, by the “ B i g G u y ” “These hearings have V come about as a result of a Bruno S till C ritical series of meetings that in D i n n e r John Bruno, of Bruno's enue, John lost control of HURST — Republican candidates tor me gut) volved judges, the Division of Archbishop Peter L. Ge- Pizza Restaurant in the the cycle and crashed into spoke at the monthly meeting of the Meadowlands Chamber of Commerce last I Youth and Family Services, rety, spiritual leader for .yndhurst Shopping Plaza, the Okenel Building across Senator Scardino and the jweek. Pictured above (left to right) Former State Senator C. Robert Sore one; State! s still on the critical list in the road, flying into the air, the Catholic Archdiocese of freeholders All youth service Senator Raymond Bateman; former Bergen County Prosecutor and State Senator| Hackensack Hospital striking the building and Newark, will be a special organizations and agencies guest of honor at the Ber |Joseph C. Woodcock, standing in for Assemblyman Thomas Kean; Chamber Presi falling onto a large pipe ce that work with young people gen County CYO’s first dent; Leonard Mocerino and Program Chairman Arthur Kondrup. He has been in the hospi mented into the roadway to have been invited to partici “ Big Guy of the Year WA- tal since he was involved in prevent trucks from strik pate in the hearings. Any ward" dinner to be held a motorcycle accident at ing the brick building John professional, parent or inter S a tu rd a y , M ay 14. at the the P la z a parking lot on sustained very severe head ested party is invited to Stadium Club at the new Saturday, April 16 He was injuries and was rushed to speak to the committee, Meadowlands Sports Com trying out a Harley David- Hackensack Hospital in the bringing problems, ideas or plex Son cycle belongint to a Lyndhurst Police Emer suggestions Freeholder Joan The black-tie affair — fnend, Cologero Italia, of gency Squad ambulance Steinacker will participate which will begin with a Clifton. While trying • to Ptl Carl Catlegrant in' as w ill other freeholders cocktail party at 6 P.M. •make a turn onto Grant Av- vest!gated the accident "We hope to give the legis and dinner at 7:30 P.M — lative committee an accurate will recognize David A. picture of the problems in "Sonny" Werblin, Chair volved with treatment for man of the New Jersey youths in Bergen They will Sports and Exposition Au then have a better back thority, for his ' outstanding ground when preparing budg community service." Mr. ets and introducing legisla Werblin will receive the tion in this area. Bergen County CYO’s first "Cooperation between the “Big Guy of the Year state and the county is vital Award” at the affair Secondary Mortgage Loans! S c h o o l s5 ,0 0 0 tos2 0 ,0 0 0 i B e n e f i t s ifiy M istake *. Even editors make mistak- He ^wrote a letti • es And because they do. an editor and the Director of J alert North Arlington High Educational Services at l s. Digest to inform been able to make a gift to them of the mistake with the I 1 his high school library hope that a correction would Eugene Palmasano. a be made sophomore, found a content error in a New Reader's Di- In a return letter acknowl- gest Sports Book while re- edging the mistake, the viewing the text for use as a magazine said Eugene will f * m IP" supplementary textbook for receive a complete set of the 1 ! ! ~ next year’s reading program new series B i The error was "0 J Simpson Eugene promptly an- attended U.C.L.A. before nounced that he would do- joining the pros " nate the series to the reading Said Eugene: "0 .J went to and resource program at U.S.C., and not U C LA " North Arlington High School. 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Ask to set* the amazing multi-storage unit, and hidden behind For m ore inform ation or application, stop in at any of our 48 offices an array of decorator door styles, you'll see rows and O r , c a l l : John F. Turner, direct, at: (201) 845-1659 rows of roomy shelves that swing out at a finger's touch. Hand crafted and Or, 845-1652 • 845-1653 • 845-1654 hand assembled, each sturdy unit is ready to accommodate bags and bags of boxes, bottle* and mir % Canned good* with < lever ease See Ihe muh' StoraKe unil and the huge sell', non o l other <(>rlv<'nien ©uaketTTUtO ft— d—tgn Visit our »Kowro*m today! of II e 111 Jerseti O p *n M o o . Tho, H . 9 M 9, Sol to 5, M ODERN M ILLW ORK 624 Washington Ave. Belleville 759-4648 ( ) 759-5943 ■» - THURSDAY, MAY I. W 7 To try to deepen this re B e c k e r -P e z z o lla S tre s s spect, the candidates recom mend some form of regular Ronald Bogle Accuses Checki updating in information on Is s u e s O f Public Safety the law for individual police A charge that Commission “All” team which is ruining trol, rose enormously in the see what the same bill er Angelo Checki Jr. is for the commission in the last four years, the school showed. In 1973 the amount While other candidates in Progress is a worthwhile and those who work in town °*ficers’ either through a trying to make capital out of May 10 election. Checki is on costs levied against tax for local government Was Ua May I* Lyndhurst Board goal, the Today Team candi- government know that they jx” tu*lln* Pr0*r*m circu- 01 a school aid refind to tax the rival ticket payers decreased ot Commissioners election dates believe, and they hope.are first and foremoat ac- ‘*tln* d,U* or re,resher (854.310 In 1976 it was payers was levelled today by Pointing out that the “An average *30 000 as trade charges and counter to make progress through cowtable to the people courses, and some type of 13,433,368. farmer Board of Education records show “that while lo sessment received a tax of charges, the Tixfcy Team aich programs as the revita- Secondly, citizens should ™ mmunity relations training “In the same period of President Ronald Bogle cal government costs, over $550.43 in 1973 This rose to ticket of Eileen Becker and Uxation of retail areas, com- know that their law enforce- o er* In *ddition, time the amouit for schopls Bogle is a member of the which Mr. Checki had con 1812 70 in 1976 Now let us Evelyn Pezzolla said it con ing up wilh a fair formula ment system is providing P01'® as Poss,ble was $2,467,947 in 1973 tinues to concentrate its for the solid waste disposal adequate protection for all T ™ on *** street where energies on seeking ways to situation in the meadows and the people and that laws al- t*’rou8*1 direct, per help make Lyndhurst a bet creating expanded recrea- ready on the books are not co,)t®ct' continually es- ter place to live Uonal facilities only being enforced properly. Ubllsh,thelr P08iUon ,s «" MUNICIPAL ELECTION NOTICE In the last week of the "B»* if progress is defined but equally toward every P“rt 01 com m unity campaign, with the public amply as eliminating open citizen *’ May 10, 1977 ■ ■ re of their strong record *»ce and filling it up with “Law is most efficiently '“ f 1 ne'*,r ,orget of achievement in the areas people whose needs the com- enforced where it is most , burden of law en- of environmental concerns, mwiity is now now ready or deeply respected,” said the doesi r** so- youth work and community able to meet," they said. Today Team candidates 'u Candidates’ Ballot Position health. Mrs Becker and Mrs “then this is false progress "We must deepen respect for . This is to certify that the names of the Candidates in the Election of Five (5) m em bers to the Penolla are speaking out on and really a backwards step the law on the part of all, de'^ °p ?nd ,“ d, nurtur' a Board of Commissioners in the Municipal Election to be held on May 10, 1977, will appear on^* Uae issues of public safety - and we will oppose it " young and old, and this be- ^ Wl^|n the ballot in the following order: Eileen Becker and Evelyn gins with a police depart “As we build on every Pezzolla are aware that real ment that is both respected Wl^ j" tJ*lr ^ the » Herbert W. Perry square inch of space in the progress begins with pride in by the citizens for their ^ 10ut , ‘ - T o w n s h ip C le rk township, often replacing the community, and that if knowledge and efficiency in , ,** single family homes with we are to restore that pride the fulfillment of their duties wlthout re«ar^|® Pe^onahty “IT’S TIMK FOR A CHANGE” multiple unit dwellings." said in Lyndhurst we must begin and whose members, in turn. P°S1 ' ° n . , a Person the candidates in a joint by reassuring our citiaens respect the rights and dignity Im' sutemtn. “we burden our that their elected officials of the citizens thev serve ” P0^ 1 n s PERSONAL 1. JAMES M. "Where general opinion or □ schools, our law enforcement prevailing standards hold system, our personal tole CHOICE certain laws to be 'utenfor- GUIDA rance for more traffic, more ceable' they should either be none and more garbage, and changed to make them enfor THE “TODAY” TEAM we place an increasing strain ceable or be removed," they «i our ability to provide continued “But if we leave 2. EILEEN MARY dean water, clean air and them on the books, then we □ adequate recreational facil should enforce them. To do ities — in short, we lessen otherwise is to make a mock B E C K E R ~ our chances of provnkng the ery of our legal system and THE “TODAY"” TEAM quality of life that we have those citizens who do obey all hoped to find in a commit the law " arty such as Lyndairst " 3. EVELYN J. □ LEGAL NOTICE PEZZOLLA SH ER IFF'S SALE Super O F m u l i Defendant Cnril Action — Em oiIoi 4 . E D N A M . RoioomI Rowond A Conte A s k s □ P E R R O T T A «*• me im* go* ot MUv 1W7 ot two .O'tlotli «n tne *Hemt»n prv »*•!■»« V o t e r s ot ***• snee.n S OMtce. vtuoted THE NEW TEAM Court Street Hochemoch mot n to Independent Candidate James M. Guida called upon 5. W ALTERS. Lyndhurst residents to “take FOR □ LwndKunl. m Me County ot Ber«en up the challenge made to COMMISSIONERS ona Stote of How Je n n ond more them by the two five man JANOWSKI B E IHG known o* port at Lots J** m 1 J THURSDAY. MAY S, lf77 — S ther party in this commu- has three sons, one a pre-law vember — with your help Plosia Opens Campaign For Senate Nomination nity student at Rutgera Univer We urge you to st^port Mm He is a man who does not sity, the college Jim attended as your party candidate and Mayor James Plosia. a 44- forget, a man who does not until called to military duty to join the crusade to put year-old businessman, has East Rutherford, his home for State Senator in Bergen's a low tax man, a fighter for Still youthful at 45. this com community 38th District good causes, a man who turn his back on those who Another son is a three-sport District 36 in the Republican filed as Republican Senate bat veteran of Korea is in his help As he did when he first athlete and all-county grid- Column in the fall candidate in Bergen s 3tth His leadership swung East As you know. Jim has won- tackles outside authorities 8th consecutive year as may became mayor, he still der Jim was an all-state ath*- U r t r f c t Rutherford, into the Republi- derful credentials and one of with vigor and direct action or, having twice been reelec can camp in 1970 He has the winningest records in the to protect interests of people lete in his day. RICHARD DE LAURO, "I plan to win in Novem ted. the last time out by a 3-1 Little League ball won four consecutive elec- couity in our district. He Chairman ber," the mayor said. cares manrinmargin, theth* strongest victory still works as a contractor tions by increasing voting Since days when he about each and every one of Mayor Jim Plosia is a man JOAN WALKER, Predicting the State will go ever by any candidate in ei- **“ wif? ■“ the ,ormer Caro' majorities in his home com- knocked out the once powerful the towns and cities in our lan Wynne of Brooklyn He who can and w ill w in in No- Secretary Republican this year, the munity. serving first as a Democratic regime in East area of Bergen m ayor'* team says his 11 councilman before notching Rutherford as the "fighting His local record is unsur y e a n in local government Roe Picks Up Werber In Bergen Sweepstakes three successive wins in mayor," he has grown and passed A three year term as and experience in dealing mayoral races gained stature. He is a life- councilman after a break Barbara Werber, the Ber with complex authorities in with all the candidates for dorsement. said he has al He is a strong advocate of long Republican through election in which he gen County Democratic the nomination." Werber largest counties is signifi •outhem Bergen County give ways considered strong local self-determination and As a proven winner, we be- chose Harold Hollenbeck, Qiairman. today announced said, "is the result of a cant acceleration for our him the qualifications to aid support in Bergen as essen policies which avoid ex- lieve he is uniquely qualified then a young lawyer and now her personal endorsement careful appraisal of who cam paign " Mi 11-town district tial to this campaign "Bar cessive taxation. to carry our party banner to 9th District congressman, as of Congressman Robert A. and wHat is best for the bara Werber’s announce The GOP Senate candidate Dear Fellow Republicans victory in November Wher his running mate In 1969, he Roe for the party's nomi s ta te ." ment is a major break waa bom in Wallington and We take great pleasure in ever you go, from south Ber won a stunning upset to put nation for Governor. through in the New Jersey once lived in Rutherford, two * "Bob Roe's experience at asking your support for May gen into southwest and south- Republicans in control after Democratic gubernatorial diatrict towns which bonier “ My decision to support all levels of government,” or James O'Donnell Plosia east Bergen, he is known as 12 years of Democratic rule contest,” he said, "and in Bob Roe, after meeting Werber said, "eminently her capacity as Chairper qualifies him to be Gover son of our statewide Steer nor' More important, how ing and Polity Committee, ever is the outstanding she will bring much wel record he has achieved at come talent to our quest for all those levels As a may the governorship Such a or, freeholder, state cabinet personal endorsement from officer, and Congressman, GARDEN an outstanding political he has demonstrated his leader of one of the state's Rodiomotk El«ctr«lyiii sincerity and skill in help By GINA Of AGATA BiAUTY SALON FREE TOOL ing people who most need help. He has been a re ENERGY SAVER GINA S HECTROITSIS markably effective public If you want to save some • n r U f r t . SET extra energy, add an on-off o ffic ia l." •Mf rtm m switch to the line to "instant- Roe, expressing his plea on" television sets, or unplug WYmon 1-1301 V acatio n sure over the Werber en them when not in use. _ ... Come see the Meadowlands Recreational Vehicle & Cam ping Exposition C lub G ift at G iants Stadium Mas 5-6-7-B PLUS M i , ' . i w j L ' _4h o w & I n t e r e s t SAVE WEEKLY C L U B T O T A L I W J S S c $1 $50 . . . * 2 j k w . suori&uimfr $ 3 $1 5 0 $ 5 $250 $1 0 $ 500 $ 20 $ 1 ,0 00 S O 0 Over 250 RV s including Motor Homes, Tent Campers. Travel • On the A verage tB a la n ce Trailers, and Vans of Com pleted cflub:s S e e The latest in Camping. RV Equipment. Back Packing, Tenting, Canoes and Fishing Boats S e e Representatives from most of the camp grounds in the Northeast See it all at G iants Stadium in the M eadow lands^. Bring the W hole Fam ily. 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Asked on the Fairleigh Dickenson (Eoimncrcial ITea&er l e a f l e t campus. —- TH SlNl.Irs Tire Shredding By Jack Pignatello Official Newspaper North Arlington's Official Newspaper of Lyndhurst since 1921 157 Ridge Rood, Concern is growing over 251 Ridge Road This gives each tire its own al approach of solid waste North Arlington, N.J. the problem of disposal of Lyndhurst, N J. 07071 991-1839 998 3306 self-contained oxygen supply disposal by burial may no used tires in New Jersey, es Tel 438-8700 - 8701 Managing Editor — Beverly Murphy underground If a fire starts, longer be socially or techni pecially in the South Bergen the tires can smolder for cally acceptable ” area long periods, defying the ef With unwanted tires, many An e stim ated 13.200.000 old forts of fire fighters experts are coming to be • Kait Kuthrrford • (larUtadl • tires were discarded in the Some landfills have begun lieve that shredding is the state last year. to refuse tires. Others are only effective disposal meth ahr Nrutii Eraber Many were dumped illegal le a d e r- f m Jkesre forced to accept them;' de od • of Rutherford • ly in fields, woods, and pending on local conditions Shredding reduces bulk streams The only accepted Kathy Loscolio, Fair Lawn; Official Newspaper Of TTiere is a growing feeling With average passenger cat Lesli* Campo, Rutherford: Official Newspaper Of Rutherford I've never uted a term paper East Rutherford and Carlstadt method of tire disposal is to among environmentalists and tires, there are 5.76 whole I don't think they are bod if 38 Ames Avenue that I didn't write, and I don't you're only gong to ute them Publication Offices dump them in sanitary land public officials that resource ties in a cubic yard; Rutherford, N .J 07070 approve o f the places that sell os a guide or outline to your 276 Grove Street, East Rutherford fills recovery systems must be Office Manager — Agnes Luke shredded, 39.77 tire s can be them. You are assigned paiers own paper, bul I don't think 417 Second Street, Carlstadt. Last year, the state’s De found that can reuse the ma in order to learn and if you buy Tel 438-5100 packed in a cubic yard that you should band one in as News Editor — Rose Bastion partment of Environmental terials not only in tires, but More important, shredding them, you are defeating the your own work. purpose o f college. Protection, in a memo in most solid wastes now rou of fires is the first step in Gvy Savino, President randum. warned that the 41 JOHN SAVINO, tinely dumped in landfills possible recovery of usable A l . CORNELL AMY DIVINE Editor 4 Publisher landfills in Burlington. Cam In Lo s Angeles, a 16-year- Advertising Director News Director hydrocarbons in the tire, in den. Gloucester, and Mercer old landfill considered a fuels and other recycling ap The Leader Newspapers circulate in South Bergen and are the official news Counties will be exhausted model operation was recently plications. papers of North Arlington, Lyndhurst, Rutherford, East lutherfortl, and CoHs- by October, 1977. denied permission to expand For additional information, todt. They also have a growing readership in Wood-Ridge and Wallington. In The outlook is little more The City Planning Commis contact Mr Bud Lovelady. the five-community district live 81,000 persons among 26,000 families. These hopeful in the highly urba sion ruled that “the tradition (6091 386-7444. contiguous municipalities border on the Hackensock Meadows which in the nized northern counties next generation will provide a growth pattern that will be marked by the en More and more, environ tire nation. The Leoder Newspapers are members of the Rutherford Chamber mentalists are looking to of Commerce, Meadowlands Chamber of Commerce, West Hudson-South Ber ward tire shredding, with the Federation Sem inar gen Chamber of Commerce, the New Jersey Press Association, the National possibility of reclaiming the Margaret J. Harris, first Jackie Min«o, iditoriol Association and the Quality Group Weeklies of New Jersey. en's Bureau, U.S. Dept of Tony Bonavita, usable materials in tires, as vice president of the New Labor, will preside The lington; Bloomfield: the only solution to the used Jersey Federation of Busi I think they're O K. maybe for I've never uted one, but I keynote address by Shirlee a course thot you don't want to tire problem ness and Professional Wom don't see onything wrong with Wenzel, public relations be bothered with, but not a them, and since everyone has Burying tires with other re en's Clubs, has announced course in your ma|or I've heard excess to them. I don't feel its fuse in landfills has proven consultant, will be followed the third state seminar co people talking about them, but I taking odvanloge at anyone to to be an unsatisfactory dis sponsored by the Women's by the panel presentations; don't know if ony of my friends use them. posal method. Bureau U.S. Dept, of La "Learning the Laws." Wi have really bonded one in. Tires don’t compact They bor. Sm all Business Admin nifred Brady. State Presi don't decompose Being solid istration and Glassboro dent of the Business and and relatively heavy objects, State College which will be Professional Women’s they tend to work their way held in the College Audito Clubs," and "Handling Fi back to the surface of the rium No. 102 — Robinson. nances." Michael Moylan. landfill, offering refuge for Glassboro. on Saturday Management Assistance Of breeding mosquitos, rats and from 9 a m through 3 p m ficer. Small Business Ad other potential disease-car The one day program is ministration. rying pests. designed for women who Even if the tires stay bur want practical and realistic The afternoon session be ied, they create difficulties a d v ic e fro m experts ort ginning at 1:30 p.m will be Steve Ambrose, Clifton Joe Lupo, Belleville I think they probably con* m for later construction on the starting and maintaining a a panel presentation I don't see anything wrong landfill site. bandy, if you hove o bunch due business of their own. Wel "W e’ve Done It" with Mary with them, but I wouldn't ute Perhaps the greatest prob in one week I know a let ef the one. My feeling it lhc« what it coming remarks will be de Tobin as the moderator professors ore concerned about lem with tires in landfills is the sense of doing them if rts livered by Dolores Harris. Four successful business them, ond they have warned us not going to be your oem work? the fire hazard Buried tires about using them. I've never Seminar Director. Glass women who "have made If I was desperate. I'd rather not used one. but if I was desper inevitably carry little pockets boro State College Mary it" will relate their ex hond one in.'*,' ate. I might, consider buying of air inside their casings Tobin, Head of the Wom p erien ces TIM GRAVEYARDS ARE BECOMING AN EYESORE: Som* old t i n t a r. dum p.d in wooded a root, othon ar* buriod in landfillt. Tiro dumping it on invitation tor f»l» and mooquHoot, and potn firo haiardt M woll. Even whon buriod, wrap Hro* dottobilizo tho ground or may actually "flo o r to th* top again. Many ex port* now boliovo that threading old tiro* n th* only offoctivo ditpoMil mothod. It it th* first «t*p in th* rocovory of utabl* hydrocarbons in th* tiro* a> fuol. Time for Augie Lio, Sirs! The Football Hall of Fame will al nation, as the first of their univer ways have an empty niche until the sity to play in the College All-Star powers that be are wise to the fact Game and the first of their uni they've got to have Augie Uo. versity to play in the National Foot Augie who? ball League. That question would never be Augie Who? asked among loyal Rutherfordians They'll never ask that question in In the wind and rain of a stormy the Passaic-Bergen area where Rutherford-Passaic football garr* Augie Lio has been an instructive, Augie Lio was summoned from his entertaining and inspiring figure for guard position to the Passaic back- young and old followers of the sports field to attempt a field goal It was a scene perfect kick—except for Rutherford fans who groaned as the ball sailed Augie who? through the crossbars and gave Pas They don’t ask that question saic a 3 to 0 victory over one of among the coaches and managers of Rutherford's best teams youth teams because Augie in the 28 Augie who? years he has been writing sports is Go Som ew here W ith the The question never would be asked as well known on the field as the at Temple University where they re rules in the record books. member in the darkening fall after "Hie other night Unico gave Augie W izard Next Year... noon and Temple leading George a dinner as the Man of the Year Somewhere exotic where you can get a tan... or see town 2 to 0 a squat, sweaty, dusty Gathering around him were stars figure was called into the George from all the fields of sports—Bill America like you always meant to do... or go back to some town backfield It was Augie and he Bradley, basketball player; Red place friendly and familiar. The Wizard's Vacation Club can was being asked to do his thing and Webster, former coach of the Gi make any of your getaway plans possible. win a remarkable victory over a ants; Allie Sherman, another who Save every week in your Vacation Club at Keam y Federal highly favored Temple team Augie coached the Giants and many, many and earn 5V«% interest, the highest regular savings rate al did and Georgetown walked off the more field with a 3 to 2 victory lowed anywhere. By next year, you'll have enough to make There is no doubt among those as that vacation, painless. Augie who? sembled to honor Augie that it was Travel with the Wizard and have the time of your life. They'll never ask that question at only the prelude for the honor he Georgetown where they remember richly deserves, to which he aspires Amount of club $1 $2 $3 $5 $ 10 $20 him as the first of their fine univer- and for which The Football Hall of sity to gain All-American nomi Fame was established. Amount you $50 $100 $150 $250 $500 $1,000 receive Your 5>/4% adds $1.32 $2.65 $3.97 $6.6* $13.25 $26.50 RATE OF 5V.% PER ANNUM IS BASED ON THE AVERAGE Alas, The Poor Port Authority BALANCE EOR ALE REGULARLY COMPLETED ACCOUNTS. Gov Byrne’s declaration that the scrubbing Apparently the losses in YOURS FREE Port Authority will use the *40 mil the World Trade Center are greater lion in extra tolls it has been collec than anybody realizes The big com This 6 piece Pitcher ond Tumbler set,perfect ting for rapid transit or force a roll plex, scheduled to have cost *300 for sum m er entertaining, is yours from the back of the tolls is meritorious ex million, is now in the *868 million Wi/ard of Ours when you join his club. cept for the fact the PA is bust stratosphere There are no signs the Vacation Club checks will be mailed May 10th. As The Leader has been pointing top limit has been reached. New Vacation Club opens May 16th. out the |40 million from the extra And the PA can’t increase the tolls is all that is keeping the PA af rents because the major tenants of loat The annual report shows the the World Trade Center are (1) the net profits of the PA last year to State of New York and (2) the Port have been *37 million Without the Authority itself extra *40 million the agency would K E tftn v have been in the soup So that *40 million is going to be The PA is putting the extra tolls necessary to keep the PA viable for into the general treasury—something years to come. the agency should never have been Whoop*1 We almost suggested that allowed to do The *40 million it has the PA might start economizing by MAIN OFFICE: 6 1 4 KEARNY AVE..FEDERAL KEARNY N J been collecting—obstensibly for ra rolling bad:k the enormous wages it NORTH ARLINGTON OFFICE 8 0 RIDGE ROAD pid transit—should have been placed pays back 20 percent—but who LYNDHURST OFFICE; VALLEY OROOK 6 STUYVESANT AVES in a separate find. wants to be cruel in these fine, RUTHERFORD OFFICE: 2 5 2 PARK AVE CORNER WEST NEWELL The PA finances need a rigid splendid days of spring? mCmOIR FfDfftAt SAVINGS ANO IOAN INSURANCE COftPOftAtlON I THURSDAY. MAY J, 1T77 - 7 When the surge of ap her Grove Street home and Shelley has been in show The cast was assembled ly ,” said M arge " I have no Is he interested in the pl ause which flowed went soundly to sleep, a business since she was sev in November Shelley had use for the stage I don't th e a te r7 through the theater like a thoroughly tired out little en She took her initial les to compete against 400 oth lik e it .” "No way,” said Marge wave of approbation all g irl Meet Shelley sons at Dorothy [acker's er girls Once she locked up However^Marge does ad "He’s interested in bowl during the performance fi Shelley is one of the or School in Passaic the part rehearsals began mit she has appeared in ing " nally died out, Shelley rush phans in the musical that "She’s fantastic,” said Then the show opened on some of the shows produced As for the future, Shelley ed out with other members was adapted from the com Marge, meaning Dorothy the road and Marge had to by the Mother’s Qub of St told a New York Times re ot the cast. ic strip Uttle Orphan An Locker leave town to be with her Joseph's Church porter Bruce,Star Of Then with Bob Hope as nie. The show has hit TTien she has appeared in But finally the show got to However, Marge says she “ I know I want to the master of ceremonies Broadway like a thunder be an over 40 commercials She is Broadway The reception it went through East Ruther actress when I I Shelley and the five other clap and draws capacity grow up part of an up and coming ford High School without want to entertain girls of the ‘•Annie’’ crowds for every perform received indicates it will be people brood of young stars All but taking part in theatricals chorus went through ance Shelley sings, driving there for a long, long time. and make them happy It Broadway's one of the cast of "Annie" There is a son, Jim , 17, a really makes one of their numbers for a audiences to tears and Where does Shelley get me feel is an acquaintance with student at Don Bosco Prep benefit her talent7 good " laughter whom she has worked in It was late Sunday night Shelley is hardly an or the past “ It comes to her natural ‘Annie’ when Shelley arrived home phan She plumped into her bed in At the theater with her is The sixth grade class of way stage Shelley — known First In The Large ft Half Size ■ , \ ■ her mother. Marge Mer St Joseph's Parochial there as Shelley Bruce — klinhouse Often her father. Deaf Institutions School, East Rutherford, took part in an uproarious Fashion Scene Bruce, a plastics manager was just settling down Mon- comedy called ‘•Annie” day afternoon when Shelley for a Wayne firm, is with Reviewed By State which promises to be the M arge Merklinhouse slipped unobt biggea stage hit of the Shelley gets nearly $300 a A bill creating a commis us of state programs for the rusively into her seat and whole y e a r sion to study and evaluate deaf, evaluate their ade u A f a n c y Ckkb fashions ■! plunged into the daily rou week for performing It tine covers expenses and not the state's institutions, quacy in light of the needs of .1 * agencies and services for the the deaf comminity and rec It was quite a difference much more, although there Et deaf was passed by Senate ommend legislation to Size 14V2-28V2 also 18-20 34-48 from her Sunday activities is enough left over for her college fund today. S-1635. sponsored by change current services and For at 3 P.M . on a Broad- It has been a grueling ex Senator Anthony Scardino. provide additional appro Our store is aglow with youthful _ ) perience But the little girl, Jr of Bergen County will de priate services.” Spring Colors & Styles | a true extravert who loves velop a structured state plan The Commission will also people, is having the time to expand and to improve the be mandated to gather statis Gowns-Dresses, Pant Suit*, of her life. 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ARL. SH O P-RITE of Lyndhurst 991-0277 Valley Brook and Delafield Aves. a — THURSDAY. MAY 5. If77 Local Honor Students H ear Bill Bradley SateUite 801,001 Feature* Fashions TnoThe fthird Kirrl annualAnnual fiohiAnfashion have AdlM all 1^been______designed* . ______andfe Uwrence Kostula. 644 hearBill Bradley, basketball Montclair State College Pan- he went to England as a show of the Bergen Couity constructed by the students Canterbury 5 & 10 Tenth Street, Lyndhurst. and star and Rhodes Scholar, zer School Council on Rhodes Scholar; in 1975, Vocational-Technical under the direction of Bar Eugene Russell, J Hullierford speak at the 30th Annual Thursday. May 12. at 130 Time magazine included him School. South Satellite. bara A rata instructor Place, North Arlington, will HonorConvocation of the P M on campus in the Stu- in a list of 200 young future Moonachie. will be held PRESENTS * dent Center Iiallroom May 14 at 1 P M in Orril leaders, and in 1976, the New M t K M k p m . * rm m p H * ' The public is invited free Jersey Jaycees named him De Nooyh Auditorium. of charge However, due to one of ten outstanding young H ackensack ACAPULCO 1 WEEK Don t F o ry e t Non stop JFK —ACAPULCO limited seating, those plan men Bradley is the author of South Satellite in Moo ning to attend are asked to a book, 'Life on the Run " nachie serves the South * 1 7 9 . pick up tickets in advance at He has expressed an interest Bergen area towns of Carls Ita lia n MOTHER’S DAY the physical education office in New Jersey politics' but tadt, East Rutherford. Gar “ALL ACAPULCO” in Panzer Gymnasium field. Hasbrouck Heights. S p e c ia l P n ces has not yet indicated what 1 WEEK * 2 5 9 Bradley, known as "Dollar direction this will take Lodi, Lyndhurst North Ar O n Bill" during his ten out The star lives in Denville lington. Rutherford. Wall standing years with the New with his wife. Dr Ernestine ington. Moonachie and DISHWASHERS York Knicks. retired this Schlant Bradley. an associate Wood-Ridge on a shared- Festival spring from professional bas professor of German at time basis Students receive ketball A 1965 graduate of Montclair State, and their their vocational training Princeton University, he fourteen-month-old daugh from this school and return starred on his college basket ter, Theresa Anne (o their own schools for MICROWAVE OVENS ball team, being named All- Twenty-three physical edu academic subjects. American for three straight cation majors will be hon The fashions in the show N ight Kitchenoid & Whirlpool years In 1964, he won a gold ored at the convocation The medal in the Olympics council draws its name from B r e a k f a s t I to n In addition to his sports Panzer College of Physical Rutherford Pac 163 will MONDAY honors, Bradley has been ac Education and Hygiene, hold its Pancake Breakfast 196 Franklm corded recognition as a which merged with Montclair on Mother's Doy, May 8th MAY 9th 7-11 PM. BECK’S T.V. NutUy 667-4225 scholar and a leader In 1967 State in 1958 at Grace Episcopal Church M A C E B R O S . ALTERATIONS • TAILORING 512 KEARNY AVE. KEARNY 998-0300 LADIES OR MEN GIRLS OR BOYS MOTHER'S DAY SPECIAL DE ANGELIS CLEANERS 38 Ridge Road, North Arlington ^VALUABLE COUPON 998-5411 ALL RECLINERS DE ANGELIS MEN'S SHOP $ 1 0 °.° O n * coupon to c u * t « m » r 991-9093 OUR ALREADY M A C E BROS Good May 5.6. 7 ONLY DISCOONTED PRICES VO TE NO. 1 H E Doesn’t OWE the bosses anything Promises to listen when YOU talk Believes in good old fashioned THRIFT S r J Will SERVE his term when elected Believes in ONE man - ONE office Will put all his talents to work for YOU Wants to serve ALL residents , TAKE UP THE CHALLENGE—ELECT AN INDEPENDENT START WITH THE FIRST NAME ON THE DALLOT TH U M P* V, MAY S. \fTJ - 9 tion. according to most oh had been towed to Home towed back to Newark emp- Motorists who used the and Kings land Ave bridges long lines trying to get servers, is whether the Oil Ch. in Passaic to deliver ty when it ran into the bridge to escape the mas during the heavy traffic across those bridges from Can R ickety bridge is at all sale and a load ol oil It w s being bridge sive tie-ups at the Route 3 hours, have added to the 4 30 P M to # P M whether repairs can put the bndge back into shape The narrow bndge is condend a hazard by drivers who Union Ave. find themselves trapped in one of the lanes when a bus or truck is in the opposite lane B r i d g e B e The swing span is alao said to get the tremors each time a heavy truck or bus goes over it. - In Passaic General Hospi R e p a i r e d ? tal still in serious condition is the bndgetender. Alexan der Dolcemascolo. Si. ol Will rickety Union Ave ably fell apart from its own Passaic Once known as Al A nue bridge lhat spans the weight after a nudge from Doyle, a prizefighter Dol- # 1 ; Passaic R iver between the barge It pointed to the cemaacolo was knotted m Rutherford and Passaic be fact that there was only a the air when the barge hit ; repaired, rebuilt or re- slight dent in the vessel the span Patrolman Mag j placed’ that struck the bndge. nus Allen ol the Passaic po ; That is the question today The narrow roadway lice found Dolcemascolo un ; as engineers survey the from the Passaic side fell conscious and bleeding ; bndge which was knocked into the river after it was from both ears when ptfled ; askew last week by an struck. from the edge of the col • empty oil barge owned by Operation and mainte lapsed bridge • < *'& > > *' Reinauer Transportation nance of the bridge is the Co 19 Fulton St., Newark responsibility of both Pas B. Franklin Reinauer. ;J- For the first time the saic and Bergen Counties vice president of the trans -public has had a chance to portation company, blamed They are estimating it will 9 * -see how flimsy the 80-year take 1250,000 and four to su the lack of fenders on the >old structure is. months to undo the dam bndge for the mishap Ji The Reinauer Company age 'insists that the bridge prob- However, the basic ques The barge. : J : t m v )0 ' 0 BRIDGE KNOCKED OUT - Tho Union Avonuo Ir id g . in PWwuic. }O M Passaic and Ruthocfoid, wot knocked out eI action Tuesday who and span on tha Passaic side (shown eayod into (ho fa rtoir M A Y 1 0 was collaptcd by a barg. which crashod into M. A in ju ead . Center span's in background. 438-5350 438-5371 Book Fines F o r g o t t e n 438-5377 /RenltVimiltVlnt..lfBl< ^roker* tr F o r W e e k 4 OFFICES TO BETTER SERVE YOU A special attraction for ★ 5 7 PARK AVE., RUTHERFORD the month of May at the * 2 0 0 RIDGE ROAD, LYNDHURST North Arlington Pubhc Li ★ 1 5 ,ORIENT WAY, (2 n d Floor) RUTHERFORD brary will be a Spring * 2 0 5 RIDGE ROAD. NORTH ARLINGTON C leaning ' 1 book return week From May t i t all SERVING ALL SOUTH BERGEN ‘NCLUOING patrons will be allowed to RUTHERFORD EAST RUTHERFOfcO LYNOHURST CARLSTADT WOOD-RIDGE. HASBROUCK HEIGHTS return any overdue books WALLINGTON n o r t h ARLINGTON KEARNY fine-free with no questions asked Current library MORE AREA K REALTY SALES- horn. Mon, Wed. and TAX REVOLTER SELL THRU “K” TODAY!!! Thurs IM : Tues and Fri , 104; and S a t. I t l Patrons may use the book return « SOLD slot in the front of the bialding dunng hours the li 238 FER0NIA WAY brary isckoed A Mother's Day craft ses RUTHERFORD sion wU be held May ( for children in the second. Hard and fourth grades From 3 30-4 30 PM chil SOLD dren will make a mosaic bud vase to give to mother 636 HFTH AVE. on her ‘Special Day. ' 1 Each child should bring one ednam. PERROTTA CARLSTADT small soda or juice bottle — — — i (up to If oa.) and as many broken, rinsed out and SOLD dryed egg shells as pos 4 * 1 ■ ' j sible Everything else will THE TAX PAYERS CANDIDATE 51 BARROWS AVE. be supplied No regulation J is necessary Two films will be stown RUTHERFORD Friday. May >. from 3:30 COMMISSIONER 4 30 P M FOR AU. E l£ I •• NEW SPRING USTMGS •• 1MENTARY SCHOOL CHIL CLIFTON HulHtRFORO DREN The first film. The PIERREPONT SECTION Far Fisherman and Ms Wife" I M . W 7 ? th* particular buyer thla is about a magic fish who That's right cIMn modorn 5 spacious 9 room homo for tho all room ranch stylo homa arilh largo lam lly or lormom-dough- llnlshadbsml Claan and cor* tor. 1/2 Mac* to actwol. Hurry tMlor. il'a gona Movo-in condition Largo pri v«io yard and patto Don’t d««ov O N LY M4.BQ8 On Dean’s list EVEN IF YOU HAVE No. ARLINGTON e rutherfoRB Christine G . Conlon. IM CLEAN 2 FAMILY Hurry • Belmont A ve. North Ar La rg a 6 room Capa ba llr t l lo oarn this 2 lamHy A FAVORITE SLATE - Custom built Colonial «M,*00 «llh larga 7 room ownor apt lington. is one of a total of 5 a 5 Invaslmanl 2 Fa J55.JW plus spacious 3 I n c s w Mod Mom-Dauflhlar i t * immm 44B students who have been ,p t O N LY U i.M O SAVE ONE VOTE FOR "EDNA" a v» wAt.nn Rl Lovol W 2.900 named to the Dean's List at Johnson k Wales College of I K -PLUS MmMV oth» U ST*M - JK. 1 Providence. R 1 for the PAID FOR »Y CITIZEN'S FOR TAX REVOLT winter trimester vrtucti en P O BOX NO 4 9 7 Ly nd NOT A"" MULTIPLE LIST ded on March*. “-V 10 - THURSDAY, MAY J, 1*77 ATTENTION VOTERS LYNDHURST HERE IS THE FIRST POLITICAL JO B THAT WILL BE CREATED BY THE ALL TICKET . IF THEY ARE ELECTED. IT HAS BEEN COMMITTED TO WRITING AND IS SIGNED BY JOE CARUCCI! -Jr DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS COMMISSIONER MUNICIPAL BUILDING JOSEPH A. CARUCCI, JR. LYNDHURST, NEW JERSEY 07071 Director, (201) 939-5190 . '..vS Y.t ms tt* it* # i * v Job Duty Outline for Dom Notte V T itle: ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT to Coranissioner Joseph A. Carucci Director of Public Affairs, will consist of the following:* * A ssist the building department with telephone complaints, issuance of permits, inspections, record keeping; also fills in for Building/PlumbinR nspector when on vacation, on field inspections, investigations of complaints, surveillance of Township for building and plumbing code conformity; in addition to his Health Secretary duties at the Health Center he w ill also continue to handle Consumer Affairs complaints and all other additional assignments pertaining to the Health Department. \ PUT A STOP TO THIS / . ’ -v—’- REJECT THE POLITICAL POW ER BROKERS, PROFESSIONAL POLITICIANS AND DUAL OFFICE HOLDER ' VOTE FOR THE NEW TEAM V i ' PAIO POR *Y pcm p. cutoo / m m m LYNDHURST HOM EOWNERS TO SUBSIDIZE COMMERCIAL PROPERTIES • . j v ; - ' • < -- —“ ~ Under a plan proposed by Com m issioner Checki for property tax reassessm ents, residential properties will about double while nearly all incom e producing com m ercial and residential property rem ains about the sam e. That m eans your hom e is subsidizing them I EXAMPLES OF PROPOSED CHANGES UNDER CHECKI PLAN RESIDENTIAL < LOT BLOCK PRESENT CHECKI PLAN DIFFERENCE ASSESSMENT ASSESSMENT 7 2 1 2 * 4 9 , 6 0 0 * 9 0 , 0 0 0 + * 4 0 , 4 0 0 1 0 6 1 8 B * 5 2 , 2 0 0 * 8 7 , 0 0 0 + * 3 4 , 8 0 0 6 4 5 * 3 3 , 5 0 0 * 6 7 , 0 0 0 + * 3 3 , 5 0 0 1 9 8 7 * 3 4 , 1 0 0 * 6 4 , 1 0 0 + * 3 0 , 0 0 0 1 7 9 7 4 * 4 2 , 3 0 0 * 7 5 , 0 0 0 + * 3 2 , 7 0 0 «v JAAAAEKCIAL/lNDUSTRlAL LOT BLOCK PRESENT CHECKI PLAN DIFFERENCE ♦ > ASSESSMENT ASSESSMENT m mm an 6 5 1 0 * 3 0 , 2 0 0 $3 4 , 5 6 2 ‘ • 7 + * 4 , 3 6 2 2 0 7 5 * 3 6 , 0 0 0 * 4 3 , 5 0 8 + $ 7 , 5 0 8 2 1 1 4 * 5 3 , 8 0 0 * 6 4 , 0 0 0 + * 1 0 , 2 0 0 I I 6 6» 1 9 * 3 1 , 2 0 0 * 4 2 , 9 5 0 + * 1 1 , 7 5 0 8 4 1 * 2 5 , 8 0 0 * 3 8 , 0 0 0 + * 1 2 , 2 0 0 HAVEN’T YOU HAD ENOUGH? VOTE THE " A L L " T E A M RESULTS. NOT PROMISES d t m • ■ * t . j 121 o 13 114 m 15 16 , . 4 ' ■ ■ Joe Jim Ron Pete Walt "Hawk” CARUCCI BRESLIN Jr. BOGLE RUSSO ROWE Paid for by Al Lombardi, C.ampuiffn Manager 12- THURSDAY, MAY 5, 1*77 I Fraternity Chapter Installation Held The annual installation tian Flag. Rose Beeler; Following the Race Track G e t s $ 8 M illion Expansion Ceremonies of Fraternity Warder, laurel Andersen. Ceremonies Chapter, Order of the East PM; Sentinel, John Sed- were served in Byam Beverly '< Murphy . cftmm/iHalinneommodation a/ of an addition- r ern Star took place at lock H a ll al 1.500 customers There Adoniram Temple. Lyn Meadowlands Racetrack will be a formal dining room dhurst. Friday, April 22 plans to convert almost the at the west end of the build- -TUXEDOS BY PALM entire fourth floor of its ing. a buffet-style area at the The Installing Officers grandstand into one of the cast end. a cocktail lounge in were Florence E. Miller largest dining facilities in the the center, and a party room Josephine K Calame and northeast ^ for approximately 300 people Ruth L Sedlock. all Past W h e n it’s The expansion will utilize tp the south The main diniffg Matrons, and Join G. Sed a big occasion, existing unfinished areas of room and buffet areas will lock. Past Patron the grandstand s upper level have track-side viewing don t settle for and extension to the southern Three circular glass eleva Mrs. Beatrice Donten anything less limits of the building cov tors will be built on the ex was organist and Mrs Pa th a n ering the clubhouse, one lev terior of the east wing to car tricia Wild, soloist George el below ry the diners to the top floor Miller. Worshipful Master The conversion will more with passengers afforded a of Adoniram Highland Palm Beach. than double the present res spectacular view of the New Lodge, gave the obligation taurant capacity allowing ac- .The gavel was presented by York skyline during their 30- • , • • • second ride Robert B Hoick Other m ajor features of the Installed were; Worthy construction will be 72 new pan-mutuel outdoor windows Worthy Patron, Robert B to allow ^ bettors to place Hoick; Associate Matron. their bets'without having to Hazel Ancher; Secretary. go inside; closed circuit tele Florence E Miller; Trea vision service to the entire The proposed addition to the grandstand at M todowlandl rock frock. surer, Josephine R Ca area; and additional new lame, PM ; Associate Con areas for valet parking « rangements call for only available when legal docu proved ah 8 p.m. post time ductress. Ruth E. Can- The Grad Partnership of 5W c in terest. ments are completed, prob for the thoroughbred meet, trella; Chaplain, Irene Bur Newark drafted the plans “We are pleased at the ably by June 1. the first time thoroughbred den; Marshal, Ruth Sed with the project expected to demonstration of the great The current standardbred lock, PM ; Adah, Cindy Sed • parimutuel racing will be oe completed within a year faith the New Jersey finan meeting, which will run held at night in the metro lock; Ruth, Doris E. Bee the World-Famous Kree ® The expansion plans were institute and enjoy a lifetime • cial community has in our through Ju ly 30, and the thor politan area ler; Esther, Margaret E, career The demand (or perm a- % announced last week by Au operation." Werblin com oughbred meeting, com The racetrack, which can ShorJ; Martha, Irene Bach MAJOR FORMAI nent hair removal treatments - thority Chairman David A m ented are greater than ever before mencing September 6. will handle as many as 35.000 a man; Electa, Mae E. Lip- 460 Ridg« Rood Age is no barrier Men and • (Sonny) Werblin at a press He said funds will become proceed without interruption night w ill be able to increase pincott; Organist. Beatrice No. Arlington ^ 997-3*0 > women ------Day —or evening » —classes - -• conference held in a portion Com*, wote Or phone ; Recently, the New Jersey that number by at least 5,000 Donten; Color Bearer. Jud Comg. wrote or phon* (212) a _# .. . . . O PfN - Mon rtirv h i. 9 9 730730-9700 #700 tor freetree bookie*bookie• r R m 01 ine area lo be improved ith Wood; Rearer of Chris Mrs. Charles P Bauman. Racing Commission ap with the new additions Sat 8-5 Garo Artlnlan, World Acclaimed The $8 million cost will be Authority. 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Stop in at any of our 15 offices serving CresskiU. Dumont, Hackensack Haworth. Little Ferry. Montvale. New Milford. Oradell. P ark Ridge Ridgefield Park Tenafly, Wallington and Woodcliff Lake Member FDIC. needed • V in yl locks for security Tilt in for easy cleaning F irst National State Bank—County • I " insulated glass C jll Collect or Send Coupon IhentmMSnn! _ \ s y s t e m s 1401 Wjlherspoon St Portwoy N J 07065 First \ Our customers believe that THE RMAL GARD is thil^w e'r to your old’ windowid d w uproblems ro b em s WSee Inlor r vnur THURSDAY, MAY %, 1 t7 7 - 13 • H a w k ’ s C o r n e r By WALTER “HAWK" ROWE I . Th?re *f 00 8°** team al Becton High School, but coaching a minor league team in the Hasbrouck lhat hasn’t prevented Jon Macey of East Rutherford Heights Little League we’re having from becoming a star at Fairleigh Dickinson Univer sity Joe Dressel, the former St. Mary’s athletic stand Macey, a juiior at FDU, recently shot a blistering out and now an East Rutherford tavern owner, is a a fantastic three-under-par 68 at the Rutgers University course regular spectator at Wood-Ridge Little League in New Brunswick His score tied the collegiate games now that his daughter Carrie is one of the course record. few girls playing in the league « k*®311 Paying 80,f eight years ago with his lather, Ken ‘We didn't have a golf team at Becton, Dan Rispoli, a freshman from North Arlington, is so I did most of my playing at Emerson Country competing in the javelin at Stockton State College Club, where my father is a member I still play a lot Rispoli, who attended Queen of Peace High School, there now, especially on weekends.” ■ Next to his 68, Macey’s best round this spring has b een 78. f "I have be®" trying to figure out what I did differ ently at Rutgers," says Macey, an accounting major 8t FDU's Rutherford campus "But I haven't come Dp with the answer. l A I A I ~ _ “All I know is that I was putting extremely well that day I didn’t change my swing or anything. We can get some expert track knowledge by talking to The Money You SAVE V have four more matches before the Mets and I’d like Stockton athletic director Don Bragg, the former get a couple of scores under 75. I want to be in world recordholder in the polevault. Is Your Own ... RA TES ON ttw best possible shape for May 13.” That’s when Macey and FDU return to the Rut Dave Petrie, a senior from Rutherford, is running Loan Sale Ends A LL T Y P E S O F gers course for the Metropolitan Championships the 120^yard high hurdles for Gettysburg College Last year the Knights finished fourth in the com petition and they have hopes of even doing better Frank Venezia, a freshman from Lyndhurst, has June 30,1977! IN STALLM EN T this tim e. an impressive spring practice for Rutgers’ football Peoples Bank is reducing the rates on all team and may have won himself a starting job. types of installment loans: new and used car : “Having that 68 under my belt is going to be a big loans; home improvement loans; personal boost to my confidence for the Mets," says Macey, Venezia, who is 6-foot-2, 230 pounds, was a starting loans; loans for any worthwhile purpose These who finished second last summer in the Emerson LOANS offensive guard because two starters skipped the lower rates can save you money. Qualified club championships. “I know inside that I have the applicants will receive fast loan approval. Take drills, which ended last Saturday. Venezia played his Apply at any office or potential to do real well on the course. advantage of our fantastic “loan sale' ... you II high school football at Essex Catholic “I would give anything to duplicate the 68 at the see it makes sense to borrow — and save — at ca» 759-1000 Peoples Bank. Mets. I’m not greedy though, I would even settle for Rich Hafer of Rutherford, is a member of the for fast approval. a 69 ” Newark-Rutgers' volleyball team which plays in the COMPARE AND SEE HOW PEOPLES BANK CAN SAVE YOU MONEY. FDU head coach Bob Metz feels his team has an N.C.A.A. National Championships this week-end at excellent chance of winning its first Met crown since U.C.L.A.’s Pauley Pavilion. Minimum Loan $1,000 — Maximum Loan $10,000 1966 Newark-Rutgers will battle powerhouses like “Jon, Chris Steiner and Kevin Nery give us a pow T Y P E O F ' Seco n d UCLA, USC and Ohio State Haefer, who is of Ger LOAN P e rso n a l N ew C a r U sed C a r erful one, two, three punch," says Metz. "Chris has Home Improvement M ortgage man ancestry, is a starter on the team with an inter * had rounds in the low 70’s and Kevin is the defend [ANNUAL national flavor. Newark-Rutgers has eight players of ing Metropolitan champ If everyone shoots to their PERCENTAGE 9 % -12% 7 % -10% 9 % -11 % 9%-12% 9’/*%-12% Ukrainian ancestry, while its top player is a Japa potential we could really pull a few surprises.” RATE* nese-born sophomore who transfered from Colum Macey figures that one round at Rutgers isn’t bia. enough, even if he was his best ever. “I plan to go ‘ActySI rale is determined by the term ol the loan Area deep-sea anglers were out in force over the down there and play the course two or three more past week-end With Lyndhurst's James Vasellwski For axampla; - for a new car with a cost of $4,500 and a minimum down payment ol times before the Mets. We have a super chance to and Wallington’s Warren Heber among the lucky $500, a loan of $4,000 fin a n ce d at 9 % for 36 m onths w o u ld c o st $127 20 win and I want to make sure I do my part.” in monthly payments ones. Vaseliwski won the "pool” on the Viking II out SPORT NOTES — George Abate will join the Lyn of Great Kills, Staten Island while Heber’s catch of The total loan would be $4,579 20. including FINANCE CHARGES of ‘ dhurst delegation on the Monmouth College baseball a ling on the Bluefin out of Belmar brought him pool $579 20 Does not include any charges for credit life or disability team next spring. honors. in su ra n ce Abate, last year’s All-Bergen County second base The Barringer-Walker-Lopinto Post No 139 of Lyn IMPORTANT — These special rates are available until June 30. 1977, to all qualified man from St. Mary’s, has transferred to Monmouth a p p lica n ts dhurst started its tryouts for the baseball squad last from St Leo’s College in Florida, but he has to sit Sunday at Bergen County Park ... The tryouts, un out this season because of eligibility rules. Pitcher der the supervision of Coach Bob Muhleisen and Bill Cahill, Abate’s high school teammate, stayed at Manager John Hartigan. will continue each Sunday P EO P LES H«no*v:BANK St. L eo ’s. at 4 P.M. until June 5 at Diamond No. 2, North Sec First baseman Dennis Astrella and rightfielder tion. Boys are eligible if bom after Aug 1, 1958 In Bob Muhleisen are the Lyndhurst starters for Mon BELLEVILLE. N. J. Rutherford, at Memorial Field, starting at 1:30 P.M. mouth, which has almost assured itself of a post-sea on Sunday Rutherford Legion tryouts will get under m e m b e r »tDf»AL «tS£»VC SYSTEM EQUAL HOUSING son tournament bid Frank Reilly and Jim Casey, w ay. FEOERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION LENDER also of Lyndhurst, are front-line pitchers for the H awks. Mark Giordano. St. Mary’s star shortstop, has at tracted the attention of Eastern College baseball powers St. John’s , Seton Hall and New Haven. Just about the time Rutgers and Penn State were announcing that they will play each other in Giants Stadium in September, St. Mary's football coach Bruce Bartlett was at the Nittany Lions’ home in University Park, Pennsylvania, at a coaches clinic. Dennis Shaw, who hopes to be the Giants' starting quarterback this fall, has relocated in South Bergen while he works out daily at Giants Stadium. Shaw is PARENTS: EVELYN All Loader Sport! PHOTOS AVAILABLE & CALL PEZZOLLA JACK PIGNATELLO BECKER 744-9133 Mom, Dad, Boys and Girls! Bowl A (l Summer and Receive Free Gomes While Wearing a Wallington Lanas •T‘ SHUT M ail In Your Order or Stop At Tha ' Lanas Far Your Shirt . ______DCTACH AND _ I want to fom tho Wallington Lanot T Shirt Brigode Enclosed find $ ---- 1 want .him In tho tit** circled boiow. 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J 07107 •w* Know W h* W A n Doing “ * " " " - f L y n d h u r s t s Challenges R u lh e r f o r d I.yndhurst is eager to take place on the program and ke a crack at HiXherfords would like nothing better pw n jersied softball girls than to see a Lyndhurst tewn team, according to Pat Ca of girls su c k up n>M>ii the rucci director of thc Lyn Rutherford Recreation team dhurst softball operation tl**- each year w e the Carucci is (drafting a chal North Jersey Softball Gitfc lenge to Rutherford He Team Title would like the Rutherford Are you listening I lan (.al girls to meet a I.yndhurst all- saberti. roach and manager star team as a preliminary of the Rutherford •cam' to the annual game with the CO ED ADULT Jim Jensen CBS-TV outfit VOLLEYBALL The Lyndhurst softball Rosters are now avaitebfc- jamboree raises money for for our July Cb-Kd Adult local benefits Firemen have Volleyball league These played policemen in the pre rosters must be returned bv liminary game in past years Friday. June M Call tte But Carucci feels that Recreation Office at 43* girls softball should have a W for details Timmy Molon icom for NA at St. Cacalia catdwr vainly waits for throw! ^ eekly Sports Calendar WEDNESDAY — MAY 4 ®ec News — BASEBALL — ar LAST CALL FOR ADULT St Joseph's at St Mary's (Rr j u PM TENNIS TOURNAMENT - BOYS TRACK — Any adult interested in Palisades Park at Rutherford 3:45 P M entering our Adult Tennis Emerson Boro at Becton 4 00 P M Tournament must contact Wood-Ridge at North Arlington 4 00 P M the Rutherford Recreation Wallington at Leonia 4 00 P M Department by Friday, Lyndhurst/Garfield at Tenafly 4 00 P M May 6 The tournament will - GIRLS' TRACK — be held on Knday nights Palisades Park at Rutherford 3:45 p M Saturdays and Sundays dur Saddlt' Brook at Lyndhurst 4 00 PM ing May and Jine The fee THURSDAY - MAY S is *1 00 for each event en - BASEBALL — tered. GAN BE RAID Cresskill at Rutherford 3 45 P M CHILDREN'S TENNIS Paterson Catholic at St Mary's 4 00 P.M TOURNAMENT Lyndhurst at Fort l,ee 4 00 P M Registration is now open North Arlington at Wallington 4 00 P M for our Childrens Tennis Becton at Palisades Park 4 00 P M Tournament Children up to Queen of Peace at Pope Pius X II 8 00 P M the age of IS will be eligible - BOYS' TRACK - to participate in this tour Queen of Peace at St Mary 's 3 45 P M nament They will compete - T E N N IS — at their own age level A Lyndhurst at Englewood 4 00 P M $ 50 fee will be charged for Cresskill at Rutherford 4 00 P.M each event entered The WITH ONE - G IR L S ’ S O F T B A L L — tournament will be played Bayonne at Lyndhurst 3:45 P M on Saturdays and Stndays Rutherford at Cresskill v 3 45 P M and is scheduled to start on 1 Saturday, Jtvte 4 FRIDAY — MAY i ' KARATE — BASEBALL — You may now register for Harrison at Rutherford 3:45 P M North Arlington at Cresskill Karate lessons which will 4 00 PM be held on Monday eve Bogota at Becton 4 00 P M Wallington at Palisades Park nings from 7:30 to $00 4 00 P M P.M starting Jime 6 in the - BOVS' TRACK - Rutherford at New York Relays Pierrepont School gym The 3 00 P M fee is $3 00 for this eight - GIRLS' SOFTBALL - (tutherford at Harrison week course Anyone 12 3:45 P M years of age and older is in . ■. - TENNIS - I.yndhurst at Keamy vited to attend 4:»*>.M. WOMEN'S SOFTBALL SATURDAY — MAY 7 Rosters may be picked up IJO YS' TRACK - at the Recreation Office for Rutherford at Englewood Relays our summer women's soft North Arlington at Bergen County Relays ball league Hie rosters - GIRLS' TRACK - must be returned by Rutherford at Englewood Relays Friday, Jiaie 3 Call the MONDAY - MAY » Recreation Office at 43#- - BASEBALL - 2236 for details Paul VI at St Mary's * 45 P M Paramus Catholic at Queen of Peace 3 45 PM Bundle your bills into one bank loan from the Commercial Trust Company - BOYS' TRACK - DOG Wallington Ridgefield at Becton and make only one convenient monthly payment. 4 00 PM OBEDIENCE , Emerson Boro at North Arlington •*5r • . 4 00 P M . % • . % St. M ary's at Paramus Catholic 4 00 PM — T E N N IS — YOUR KIND OF BANK £ _ Lyndhurst at Saddle Brook 4 00 P M TUESDAY - MAY 1* -BASEBALL — Englewood at Lyndhurst 4 00 PM Com m ercial Trust R u th erfo rd a t I -coma 3 45 P M *30.00 COMMERCIAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEW JERSEY North Arlington at Bogota 4 00 PM ENROLL FOR Becton at Park Ridge 4 00 PM CLASSES Lyndhurst Office: Ridge Road Nr., Union Ave., 0pp. Washington School ‘.I I l y n d h u r s t Queen of Peace at St Joseph s 3 45 P.M. Wallington at Ridgefield 4 00 P M NUTLEY Oth e r O ffices: . * — ------R IO G E R O A D - GIRLS' SOFTBALL - ALL BRHDS JfL leonia at Rutherford Hackensack/Fairview/Hasbrouck Hgts./ Hudson & Middlesex Counties j R C IA L 3 45 P M NJ. MC COLUCI — T E N N IS — TRUST Park Ridge al Rutherford *. . 1*7-2393 nlr 3 45 P M THUK»OAY. MAY i.M I- IS D o u g fin — D i a k o s Mr and Mrs Joseph Dougan of Lyraturst. have armwmced the engagement of their daughter. Betty, to Angelo Diakos of Hacken sack Nfiss Dougan. a graduate of I.yndhurst High School, is currently employed by Consumers Distributing. Se- Mr Diakos is employed by P fe ife r ’s oI Hackensack The couple plan a Ju ly 24, 1977 wedding LAW DAY. Two O b l e n — P e l l e contly honored by th# Now J« m y Slot* Bor Associ The engagement of Ji*ie ation and thm Bmrgmn County B a r Association during a Oblen and Michael Pelle, day-long im io n in Tronton marking Law Day, 1 7 . both of Wallington. was an Shown from loft aro: Hasbrouck Height* attomoy fWor nounced on April 27 Scandoriato, Lorroino Hufnogol and Both Morboiio of The prospective bride is a Bocton Regional High School, ond David Pavlovsky, graduate of Wallington Chairman of tho Stato Bor Association'* Low Day Com- High School and South Ber gen Tech and holds a cer Linda Da Canio mittoo. tificate in hairstyling Her MR. ANO MRS. MICHAEL FRANCHINO fiance is with Pyramid DeCanio — Robertson Publications of Moonachie Federation To Send Ils and is a student at Mont Mr and Mrs. Salvatore Unda Frances, to Wayne Kathy Thom pson Becom es clair State College De Canio of North Arling David Robertson, of Pas A November 26, 1977 wed ton announced the engage saic, son of Mrs John Rob President To Conference B ride O f M ichael Franchino ding is planned ment of their daughter ertson of CriskiU and the By H tlw MatthiM Women s Clubs ing decades late Mr. Robertson at a Mrs Anthony T Zanetich, Four hundred girls in their Mrs Henry M. Bosmon of Our Lady of Moiait Car R iv e r and the late Mr family dinner party A June New Jersey State Federation Red Cross; Peace Jw ior Year of high school Springfield. State chairman mel R.C Church, l.yn Franchino. 1978 wedding is planned President is one of the 38 from every part of New Je r has announced that "opportu •■mirs*. w as the setting for The bride-elect, a gradu outstanding women who has The bride was attended Through People sey have been registered nity” is the theme of the the wedding on April 17 of ate of Queen of Peace High been designated as a mem by Linda DeMarco as maid The purpose of the In Girls' Citizenship Institute M s s K a th y Thorrqpson and School and Edinboro State ber of the New Jersey of htnor and Jacqueline For many decades the can, by his attitude and ac stitute is to provide training 1977 ttchael Franchino Father Red Cross, nationally and College, Pa., is employed coordinating committee for Thompson, as bridesmaid tion, contribute to the crea in good citizenship and to en Among the speakers will Naddeo of Moult Carmel internationally, has ex as a special education an historic meeting, part of a Both are from Lyndhurst tion of conditions conducive courage awareness of the so be Edna C Jacques, business officiated at the ceremony pressed its concern over teacher at the Cerebral nationwide series, on the to peace cial and political problems of consultant of IBM , Dean Jew A reception followed at the Anthony Patemo of Lyn Palsy Center, Belleville the need for peace The The Red Cross, now more rights and responsibilities of contemporary society and to Renaissance. North Bergen dhurst was best man and el Cobb on scienoe. Thelma them e of th is 30th W orld than a century old, was Her fiance, a graduate of , women Thomas Franchino of Rose encourage original thought G. Warshaw, M D ; and Mis* Red Cross Day is "Peace founded to assist war vic Newark State College, now In 1976, Congress named The bnde is the daughter ville ushered on woman's role in the com Mary Secunda for the FB I. through People " It is in tims. Over the years, its known as Kean College, is the National Commission on af Mrs Theresa Thompson Both bride and groom are tended to publicize the role role grew to cover any ac attending Seton Hall Uni the Observance of Inter of I.yndhurst and the late graduates of Lyndhurst of the Red Cross in man’s tivities aimed at easing any versity for his master's de national Women’s Year Wilbam Thompson High School and will make striving for peace It points kind of human suffering gree. He is employed as a (IW .TY.) sponsor for 56 TUXEDOS BY DE ANGEUS their home in Roseville out that each individual World Red Cross Day on social worker for the de State meetings, all lo be held She was given in mar AFTER SIX M a y 8th p rovides a good partment of health in Pa before July of this year LOW) WEST nage by her godfather Eu FORMAL CRAFT opportunity for drawing the terson ("State" includes the Dis PALM (EACH gene Connell Shotcer H eld Fo r Toni N orton trict of Columbia, the Com attention of public opinion Hiking Trails to the daily occurrence of monwealth of Puerto Rico, T h e bridegroom, for- Miss Toni Norton, daugh shower given by her sis violent acts, and to urge in Hiking trails at Campgaw American Samoa. Guam, the of Lyndhurst and ter of Mrs Mary Aim Nor ters. Mary Ann and Lecia dividuals to help to create a Mountain and Ramapo Val Virgin Islands and the Trust 2 0 % & More off of Roseville. Min •on of Delafietd Avenue. Holly Norton, who will be climate of peace. Each per ley County Reservations Territory of the Pacific Is is the son of Mrs I.yndhurst. was guest of her attendants at her wed son must be made fully aw have been reopened to the land s.) Prom Coppola of Toms honor at a surprise bridal ding to Thomas D’Errico. are of the role he can play public, thanks to the soak A National Women's Con son of Mr and Mrs in eliminating this violence ing rain Sunday (April 24), ference scheduled for No or P D’Errico of Second Aver which assails us even in the the Bergen County Park vember 18 - 21 in Houston. nue. intimacy of our homes Commission announced Texas, will draw representa wedding parties Curved ^a»i piece The public is called upon today tives selected by the State T h e s h o w e r, w ith .75 to join the Red Cross in its The trails were closed meetings and appointed by guests present, was given Uorai molit daily humanitarian service, F rid a y (A p r il 22) as a fire- the National Commission THC ULTIMATE IN **rt>ca< m rror at the Starlight in Keamy helping and understanding prevention measure Drying The New Jersey State meet ♦lofaln FORMAL ELEGANCE Miss Norton is grand others, so that “ Peace winds had created a fire ing is scheduled for Jim e 17 - daughter of Mr and Mrs through People" can be a hazard on the wooded re 19 at Princeton University Raime. also of Lyndhurst re a lity . servations Mrs Zanetich has been RENTAL BY Campgaw Reservation is elected to serve as chair on C am pgaw Road. Mah- man of the Nominating wah Ramapo Reservation Committee of the New Je r Golden Anniversary is on Ramapo Valley Road sey Coordinating Com (Route 202) Mahwah m ittee Sketch maps of the hiking Girls' Citizenship Institute Couples Honored trails may be obtained will be held at Douglass Col DE ANGEUS MEN'S SHOP from the rangers at the re- lege on June 13 -17 under the 43 RIDGE ROAD, NORTH ARUNOTON A special Golden Anniver- four counties who will cele- servations and from the sponsorship of the New Je r Opoo Men , Thorv, Fri. to 9 f M . sary Hour. sponsored by the brate 50 years of marriage ; Bergen County Wildlife Cen- sey State Federation of So*, to 9 Fam ily Life Apostolate of the this year are invited to join ter on Crescent Avenue. ______991-+Q93 Archdiocese of Newark, for in the special observance. Wyckoff and the Bergen I couples from Bergen. Hud- Anniversary couples are County Park Commission son. Essex and Union Coun- requested to register through office at 575 Main Street, ties will be held Swday at 3 their local parish Hackensack p.m in Cathedral of the Sa cred Heart. Newark The Most Reverend Peter Eighth D istrict L. Gerety, Archibishop of Newark, will preside at the Cites Achievem ents It's a service. Rev. John M. Mor- ^ m The women of the Eighth Hall. Garfield, on April ley. director of the Family District, New Jersey State 20th, hea rd M rs Edna C. life Apostolate. will be the Federation of Woman s Oandal Chase. Second Vice Presi homilist All couples in the ciubs assembled at V F W dent, speak on "The Volurv leer Woman" while Mrs Scandal George T Strakosch. Third Hush P u p p ie s ' san d a ls tor Vice President, told them THE SM ILE THAT W ILL REM AIN the warm, sultry weattier ahead to "Look Whal Youvp are scandalously feminine S q u v * cocxia n i* > * *•#> Done " Mrs John A Himt. FOREVER pertect tor wearing with ewnseinoM W Community Improvement bev«)ed flowing skirts and tailored Chairman, urged all clubs outfits Witfi comfort that's to look to the improvement indescribable And the prices of their individual commu scandakiusly reasonable Make a dramatic nities An award was made to the Woman's Club of Jer entrance! sey City for tKe most new members during the year Et Cetera by Drexel The Woman's Club of Gar field was awarded first Dazzling accents in your foyer, in an inti place in the Safety Contest whiie the Woman's Qub of mate corner, at the head ol the stairs — Secaucus took first place anywhere' In rare hand-decorated paint for the Class A Press Book and lacquer Imishes, our new Et Cetera* il submitted and the Wom an's Club of North Arling cabinet and lable selections Irom Drexel * ton took first for a Class B are a designer s treasury of Ihe classic furni P re ss Book ture arts Even sizes and proportions are Mrs Kenneth H Burres, subtly scaled 10 meel Ihe needs ol modern Eighth District Vice Presi rooms Visit our showing this week! dent, heard reports from 20 BLACK club presidents and from BLUE H tittlt Mrs Joseph Avagliano rep CAMEL $18.95 BONE resenting the Evening ■ MAMU b O S . WHITE Membership and from Mrs H l e l r a y ' s with a G ift for M other Arthur Hood for the Jinior clubs jut t^/askiotiuUr ^Jumilnre WEL-FIT SHOES f r o m Among the guests were Mrs Joseph Elekes. Jlonor __ AT THE PIKE — VARI JEWELERS Roll Chairman, and Mrs open Ew til 9 12 Ridgo Rood, No. Arlington Robert W Matthies. Public S B Keamy, N.J. W8-6426 S ® 4 5 RIDGE ROAD SHOES ro t AU THC FAMILY Sal. Ml 5 30 NO. A RLIN G TO N N J . 998-0707 , Relations Chairman. New doood Wod. Jersey State Federation of O ftN MON.. THURS.. FRI. TIU 9 of Women's Clubs I * - T H U R S D A Y , M A Y 5, 1*77 It 's M d THERs d AV , w r ~ A m y A n d J o y : A W e e k OUR BROILED Am ong Paris W onders FISHERMAN’S By Amy D iv™ We had a tw, pans ^ is supposed to see on a visit ' t i O t Y s f f l ?*T 7 0 jr t • saw all the famous sights one there, the impress ve but to NET 5 9S me, ugly, Eiffel Tower, the A LA CARTE “ DIAL YOUR DINNER tT^T Arch de triumphe; the Is Sunday, May 8 th Portion* Prepared Frm ||y Sty|« l/iuvre. the L'Ecole Mili- INCLUDES LOBSTER Full Course D IN N E R 'Or outer (rain n il Menu taire; the Opera House with TAIL, SCALLOP, STUFFED SHRIMP Me’vj -Wn'id upon request Pnntemps and Celeries La WITH LANGUSTINA, FISH DU JOUR Sooting ot 12 — 1, 3 & 6 fayette. famous Haris depart 991-5593 AND STUFFED CLAMS, SALAD 4 ment stores nearby and vast, APPETIZERS I HIGH SEAS REST. Fresh Fruit Cup Supreme Creamed Herring l-1»s River Wd . North Arlington. N .J., Les Invalides, the home and POTATO. Half Grapefruit Tomato Juice hospital built for war- Clam Cocktail $1.00 wounded French, once in Ufauin H ouse Jhtn A N T I P A S T O habited by thousands but now SOUP holding a mere hundred; The 125 Park Ave., Eeet Rutherford Consomme Cream Chicken with Rice cathedrals of Notre Dame M IXED GREEN SALAO and Sacre Coeur. and Mon O U R M EN U FE A T U R E S Seasoned Vinegar and O il Dressing tmartre. near the church of ROAST PRIME RIB RAVIOLI the Sacred Heart, lively with S A U T E S Served Fam ily Style artists of all ages, displaying FRESH SEAFOOD " J f n t i their wares and painting in an FROM 3.95 J T — £ open park with colorful sun INFO - 935-2810 Breast of Capon ...... ? “ * * umbrellas shading their Prime Ribs of Beef...... j ' CV V ‘ U You ond tho Wholo Family for BANQUET FACILITIES work. ACCOMMODATING 20 100 QUESTS Broiled New York Cut Sirioin Steak...... ZZ.Z...... 9 95 OUR TRADITIONAL Though we passed by the Chicken Pormigiano or Veal Parm.g.ono...... 6.25 Louvre we never got inside; the first day we planned to SEAFOOD Broiled Lobster Tails ...... ;<> i M other's D ay go the workers were on Broiled Filet of Flounder ...... ;...... ,,...7.75 strike, the* next time, Easter Shrimp Mannar a in Casserole...... g 95 Sunday, after leaving Notre Broiled King Crab...... 9 95 Dame, where* people were Shrimp Scampi ...... g 95 SMORGASBORD milling around beyond the seating area like cattle, after DESSERTS Apple Pie - Bisque Tort or* - Italienne Spumoni APPETIZER BUFFET a long wait in the hot sun. a girl came to the steps with a1 Fresh Fruit After Dinner megaphone and announced Y U M C K R . Breod, Rolls ond Butter SALAD - MARINADES - FRUITS the place would open at 2 The original Chines* Smorgasbord MAKE RESERVATIONS EARLY p.m.. and the last day we Specfal Children Oinnei had. Easter Monday, every Spoken Here! MAIN COURSE BUFFET one was taking a holiday, Say Vunderbar! stores and public places in ROAST TOM TURKEY Magnifique! VfighSe as cluded! Or Sono Buono! ROAST OF BEEF co^ >„ om- No one in the stores In any language. RESTAURANT & LOUNGE - u Yum-Cha means a [nuuth- ••18893 >es RIVER ROAD BAKED STUFFED FLOUNDER seemed able to understand a AHLlNCTnN N J. Lobster ond Crobmeot watering taste sensation! word of English but I could, E1 \ A delightful assortment BAKED VIRGINIA HAM iw.poi.s~ ask “ Combien?'' (How i f f * ' of Cantonese and much?! and "En d argent Polynesian dishes RIGATONI WITH MEAT SAUCE Etats Unis?” (In United V 4 you've only dreamed of , . >.s., .- States money? I and get if/*/ til now. At very i\ w honorable prices! CANDIED YAMS • MASHED POTATOES along with the aid also of a " Come in and taste the OLD FASHIONED STUFFING short list of the American original Jade Yum Cha. • FRESH BROCCOU equivalent in francs We fig Then you'll see what the ured five francs to the dollar whole town s talking HOT APPLE PIE • RICE PUDDING and with list in the palm of ABOUT! You don't my hand, 1 was able to pur have to be Chinese, Reservations — — — 93S-irflb to love Yum-Cha. chase a few souvenirs and Everybody loves! know how much I was spend NO WAITING TWO 1UFFETS J7 9 5 ^ A ll You 0~ r » - U P # CHHDMN ing The clothing stores were SEATING - NOON TIU 7 f M 395 a great disappointment to many as the clothes are not RESTAURANT 1 25 PARK AVE., EAST RUTHERFORD the beautiful polyesters and TH*|f MINUTES WEST OF ITT |7 ond FATEtSON AVI OVUF< < nylons we are used to but mostly cottons, high in price tyfieciu l-M cM ieA as compared to our prices EARLY BIRD SPECIAL and of the ugliest styles, triple ruffled skirts, ungainly ^ inneb ■ M enu guests served from 11:30 AM. to 12:30 P.M. Sharp lengths and undistinguished j 2 ° ° o H Adult A Children Prices patterns However, blue de * nim jeans and jackets were a fam iliar sight For Reservations Call 933-3400 The Originators of Yum Cha" We passed the houses of all the couturiers and the per 602 Ridge Road 321 R iv e r R o a d 620 STUYVESANT AVE., LYNDHURST, N.J. fumeurs and the Gucci bags NORTH ARLINGTON CLIFTON (OOP fluff* Hot 1 store but did not enter them 991-5377 473-0177 To Be Continued W e 'll Be vJ3 L i 3 Ae r a 7Mm j s ortsm an ’s Serving Mother's Day Dinner from 11 a.m. to CXjt Hamburgers are mode from ideaw ay Fresh Ground Siriotn ond Chuck Our clams are Long Island Little Necks COM K L\ \\|) KNJOY OUK. Fresh ond Salty.. Our Shrimp are Jumbo. White. Panamanians. Our Fried Filet is fresh Atlantic Boston Scrod. never frozen, never processed. Our Cole Slaw and our Tartar Sauce ore freshly mode wilh Heilmans Mayonnaise Mother’s Day Our Lemon Ade is mode to order for you from fresh lemons . Prepared By Our hot deep dish Apple Pie ond creamy Rice Pudcfing are homemode, ond we CARMEN: «£££££&* ho#e much more. Complete Full Course Complete Full course WE INVITE YOU TO ADULT *Q CHILDREN’S $ 4 5 0 WALK INTO OUR N i ONLYt ■ 19th CENTURY DINNERS only*- DINNERS ATMOSPHERE AND ENJOY with V2 carafe ot Wine ---- -CALL loi ifcservaltiofij OUR QUALITY FOOD AT W I) A U . \O lJ CAN i; \ I ”! FAMILY PRICES FROM 25* to $3.79 9 3 5 - 1 4 3 0 764 PARK AVI , CAST RUTHERFORD at tho 3 2 5 Paterson Plank Rd. Railroad Station and Rutherford Cmlo From 11 AJA. . Opon SEVEN OATS — | Idea way CARLSTADT ENTRANCE TO .TRACK 9 . \ THUWSOAY, MAY I. W 7 - 17 It 's M d t H e r 'S d AV Rock Review t H ick o rv Tf ill By S u N McGrMfc By B cvtfiy Murphy across equally strong as the "From Obscurity To Sur dom ” jt Jam es Esterly is back on star of ‘‘Murder Among ifege at the Hickory Hill Friends.’’ a mystery thrill A new release has Mouse’s Night is quite pop Dinner Theatre in Totowa er on Broadway several launched an old group into ular with the FM au a^id it is indeed a pleasure years back stardom It happens every diences to see him again. Presented by Flourish now and then A group with "Genesis" is a group to Esterly’s performance Productions, the Bob Barry many albums will come out watch in the future. They was a wow some weeks play takes a number of with a release that will will get even bigger, let's back in Hickory Hill's pro unexpected twists and soar them into the public's hope that popularity does duction of "My Fat turns This has one of those eye. It happened last year not spoil them la common Kjiend Now he comes surprise endings you just with the legendary "Fleet occurrence in the past with mustn't give away Lincoln Theatre wood Mac" album, and it s im ila r groups I As for Esterly takes on the role has happened recently to A rlin g to n 998-4644 Wind And Wuthering. I of Palm er Forrester, an ac British rock group "Gen would rate it as one of the Last Tim* Tonight, May S "Tho Lot* Show" tor who is married to a esis", with the release ol best Albums of 1*77 "From Noon Till Throo" very wealthy, wealthy Wind and Wuthering STARTING Friday*May « woman. He’s in love but not Genesis has been around with her It’s his agent who since the early 70's, playing 1 S t R G S A n D claims his affection, and their different style music, KRIStO ffCRSO n that part is played by hand in that each sang is a lyr some Kim Becker Yes, ical “ story", to a small cult f l handsome is the right word 1 |H * of listeners The group ap Kim is a real hunk of man. peared to be moving and S t f l R MAKE YOUR OWN The plot, as we say, growing when the lead sing SUNDAE 14 TOPflNGS IS thickens Who else do you er, Peter Gabriel, left the think is in love with Ted group to go solo I Gabriel, BRING THE B O R f ! Cotton, the said agent? For whose amazing voice and FAMILY rester’s wife, of course But spectacular stage presence Buy two Sundoes naturally she doesn’t sus was said to be the group's at regular price pect her husband is her riv major asset, has released got tho third al. So there poor Ted te STARTS WED., MAY 11 his own album recently, "H o u m By Tho lake' caught in the center and which leaves a lot to be de FREE sire d ). (with coupon only) Everyone thought that r Midtowne Hearing Aid Centre was the end of "Genesis" I F IK SUNDAE ] Kim Becker and Angola Forrester in a scene from "Murder Among Friends" I »uy 2, 0 ,1 3rd FREE I 745 Ktomy Aw ., Kearny, N .J. Not so. Drummer Phil Col I OFK* GOOD Sat I Authorised Ditponsor for lins has taken over the voc mony typos of hoaring aids. finding it awfully difficult | M ay 7 thru Sat.. May 14 < would like Becker needs a Uriel Menson play the For and he's got a way of mak als (his voice is a virtual Sorvico on all typos and mokot to decide just what way | ZIP'! Ice Cream Porior | touch more seasoning as a resters' best friends Miss ing funny lines come out su duplicate of Gabriel's), and he'll swing. She and Ted L ------1 Battorios. Repair*. Molds and performer but this guy is so Troncone makes a good im per fu m y they have produced an al are going to kill her hus Accossoriot good looking that with more pression in the minor role The play is also directed bum worthy of highest rec Doctor and C linic lx ‘t fillo d . band so they can live hap experience under his belt but Menson has very little by Esterly and credits are ommendations. Modicaid and Welfaro Clients accepted. pily ever after. Her hus he should go right up the ZIP'Z to do given him for scenery and Wind and Wuthering con ICE CREAM P^piOft Georpe ViMafuorte • i»c. No. 198 band and Ted are going to ladder. Marianne Cav- tinues their wique story 997-0444 And now for some well costumes He's a busy man 423 Valley BrxZok Ave. kill her so they can live enaugh. who played the telling and received quite a ", Mon h 10-5 Closed W*d . Sot 10-1 deserved plaudits for Victor and. repeat, a very talented happily ever after So who Lyndhurst Shopping title role in “My Fat Hugo Basso as Larry, hired one. btt of FM radio airplay gets the prize? We're not Center Friend," is the super-slim to get the murder on the The show runs through One single. Your Own Spe telling Angela Forrester. She's road The more he remains May 19 with a special mati cial Way, was taken from The production is not as t s j IM adequate but that’s about on stage the more you like nee performance on Moth the album, and All In A slick and skillful as we it. Marilee Troncone and him. His timing is excellent e r 's D ay The BEST in FOODS Polish D ay Planned At H olm del Center j I and LIQUORS I A colorful stage program fea "from Carm el’’, based on the “ The young and gifted vaaous and attractive vocal- I turing the familiar music of depth of his impressions soprano. Sally Mitchell Mo- ist and Tom Barry Kaminski, ftUETTEMANN’S, leading -Polish composers while residing in that Califor tyko and tenor Tadeusz Mo- baritone, w ill sing songs en- li will climax the full day of nia community.______’ tyka of New York will be deared to the hearts of all I I activities scheduled for the "We are also pleased to heard in music by Chopin Polish Americans" Delicatessen and Grocery sixth annual Polish Festival welcome back to our Festi and some enchanting duets Another feature of the on Sunday, Juie 5, at the val the very popular Polish by Chechinski The talented stage program will be a U4-224M Pilrrw a tirnu* East Rutherford. N J. Garden State Arts Center, it American Folk Dance Com pianist Alfred Waksmunski of dream-fantasy of Ignace was announced today by pany of New York," said Mr South River, will perform a Paderewski playing his now Walter Kross of Morgan. Kross. "they will perform a group of Chopin piano works familiar Minuet while the ALL KINDS OF GERMAN STYLE BOLOGNA Imported A Domestic TeWe Luxurious A Specialties New Jersey. General Chair group of traditional Polish The popular soprano Alina Polish American Dance Com- man of the event dances, richly dressed in cos Brychowa of Berkeley pany performs in colorful WE FEATURE POPLLAR BRAND OF The stage program will be tumes of many regions As a Heights w ill offer arias from formal costume Pianist Paul gin at 7 30 P .M w ith the recognition of their capabi Noniuszko’s opera Hrabina’ Kueter of Westfield will por- Beers -Wines - Liquors Festival orchestra chorus, lities. this dance group has Ithe Countess) For the popu- tray Paderewski, in costume, conducted by Walter Lega- been invited to tour Poland lar mood in Polish music, accompanied by the Halina BEVERAGE COOLED by Vlodrrn Rrfr,«tr.tio« wiec noted violinist, com again this summer " Melanie Mierszynska. vi- Festival Chorus, conducted poser and conductor of by Legawiec Mountainside. New Jersey who will interpret works by Chopin, Eisner and Mo- V muszko Legawiec will also Come Aboard For Seafaring Mother's Day Feast! $ 1 .0 0 Coupon for every $6.00Chk perform as violin soloist in his own composition for vio valid thru June 30th lin and orchestra entitled I 260 OUTWATER IA FOOT OF PATERSON PLK ROAD EAST CARLSTADT N.J. 07072 Enjoy A Special Mother's Day Dinner M AKE RESERVATIONS NOW CA LL 933-8270 Totowa Rd. ------S e a tin g COUNTRY CLUB ’ T o t o w a I P.M. • 4 P.M. • 7 P.M. This year give Mom ^ Children's Menu Available A special treat. LIVE ENTERTAINM ENT Hickory Hill dinner-theatre at our last seating C A N 7 .B E BEAT. Also Free H ustle D ance Lessons, N itely With gracious dining, terrific play ENJOY DIRECTIONS ROUTE 46 EAST ROUTE 4ft WEST Mom will truly enjoy "her" day. From ROUTE 17 (Morth • South) (I moTo’ MOTHER'S DAY DINNER j 1 Ta^e Me 17 inorth nr v>utt»l and i X ^ off at *he Pate'son Plan* Road a*«t « l 1 . 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"that's Lyndhurst Hebrew Center well as to praise God for the ones Take on the respons. on the way to the hearafter cently appeared on television munist dictatorship, the another country was threat past history and it can never are closed in this free Amen- bounties we enjoy In times b.Mty of being a Jew and be to suddenly acquire rehgion advising the Am erican same conditions exist ened with extinction, their happen again ' Wrong' His can community because you of sickness or bereavement, proud of the fact Teach your Do it now Rev David Brown _ w ill people that we are in the In the Middle East, the very own existence was tory has a way of repeating don't care, shoulden. you our spiritual leader Rev Da- children to respect their hen- will welcome your response ncomfor" vid Brown stands ready to tage and practice what you middle of an energy crisis Moslem world leaders have threatened in the same way itself A deliberate attempt feel just a little bit uncomfor vd Brown starKte ready to tage and pracUoe what you to our appeal Call him at It ta)ies serve members of the con- preach A family that wor- 935-0744 He has suggested ways that tried to extinguish the light It took the deaths of six m il to forget and indifference to table and ashamed’ --- . ___ . . _ . . j js made If we extinguish the Eter we can alleviate this situ- of Israel Surrounded on all lion helpless Jews and coun one's heritage can encourage people and money to operate gregation^ e *is e * ips 0,! . anv business The Hebrew and the Men s Organization stronger morally and spirit- nal Light on our altar, as ation. and hard work are sides by their enemies, this tless other millions of people the clandestine subversive labor very hard to raise ually Remember, roots im- good American citizens we necessary in order for us to valiant little nation has won to ultimately awaken the groups in this country to Center is in business to serve finds to carry on the very planted firmly in the good will be conserving energy overcome the predicament the admiration of the world conscience of the world start their campaigns of ter the Jewish community basic needs of the Temple earth, nourished with tender but as good Jewish American. that the waste of our re- for its courageous, steadfast Why mention this now? ro r here. Friday night worship ser Utility and maintenance bills loving care, sprout into can we. in all conscience sources and indifference stand in its determination to "Oiis generation of young You are your brother's vices are conducted to nour- must be paid Repairs to the strong, healthy plants Labo- permit the extinction of 5000 have brought to pass exist inside and the outside of the ring in the vineyards of the years of faith so dearly paid in Lyndhurst, there is a This is the Promised Land, building are long overdue [/ird provides a bountiful for in blood by all our fore- ; crisis of another sort that the Biblical promise by God We must have your financial harvest for the heart and bears ’ has come aboil for the same to the Hebrews fulfilled It If You W ant To Be and moral support in order reasons The Lyndhurst took 5000 years for this to to survive. Hebrew Center, located at come to pass Out of barren We appeal to all the Jewish 333 Valley Brook Ave is in desert, a garden of Eden was A G irl Scout, Register! people living in Lyndhurst danger of having to dis- formed. This was not done and nearby townships who continue its activities There by wishes, but by hard, bark- are not affiliated with other is now just a very small breaking labor performed by Rutherford girls who wish will be the only townwide girls in the program Adults Temples to become involved group of dedicated people immigrants from other lands to become Girt Scouts this registration. "Hiere will be may also register May 14. with our cause.. Become a .. who keep this temple oper- Men, women, and children, Fall should register Satur none in the Fall, as in pre- On the individual troop lev- member of our congregation, ating The passage of time many of whom were the sur- day, May 14, from 10 to I. in vious years Registration in el, volunteer car drivers, or renew your lapsed mem and moving to warmer vivors of the horrible death the G irl Scout room, upstairs the Spring will provide time telephone committee mem- bership. Help us to continue climates of those congrega- camps from Hitler's Ger- in the Borough Hall Girls to assign girls to troops, to bers, troop activity helpers as a living, breathing, pro tionalists of retirement age many, fled to-Israel for ref- must be accompanied by one obtain new leaders where and trip chaperones are ductive entity in this commu has caused the membership uge of their parents. needed, and to make up needed Parents are urged to nity. to become drastically re- That madman's plan of Only girls new to scouting troop committees of assisting make known at this time Come worship with us on duced The children who genocide finally outraged the have to register Girls al- adults, so troops will be in a their willingness to assist in Friday nights and rekindle grew up and married have world, so that even nations ready in the program will be position to start the Girt any of these capacities settled in other communities who had previously ignored automatically placed in Scout season earlier than In Russia, Jews have or even tacitly condoned troops for the coming year Fall registration would per yearned, prayed, and fought anti semitism suddenly came This Spring registration m it. for the right of freedom of to their senses They became Again this year adult vol- _ unteers are needed on all RIVERSIDE worship They were impris- aware that human beings J I Scout levels as leaders, assis- oned for their trouble and like themselves were m- ACCOUNTING SERVICE forbidden to practice their volved They also came face i Sat 9 tant leaders and cookie * chairmen. These positions Bookkeeping—T axes are not restricted to par Ideal for small businessmen and individual taxpayers C u l t u r e ents, but are open to all AMVETS Post 20 an day STARTING MAY 1st adults Training is available REASONABLE RATES nounces • Testimonial Din 7:30 to all volunteers, so in 939-7881 ner for State Commander The Chandelier BUDGET SPECIAL experience should be no Nicholas "Red Vincent" 340 Franklin Avon C e n t e r drawback to anyone who w and weekend appointments available Vallila to be hoM on Satur ville. N.J. would like to work with For unemployed women TTie Meadowlands Chamber and of Commerce went on record today endorsing the construc senior citizens tion of an Arts Center in the Meadowlands area PLAIN SHAMPOO Testifying in the second g a g s u t A N D SET day of hearings in the F*ress $3.00 Box at the Giants Stadium TUESDAY ONLY before the N .J State Coioicil on the Arts, Robert Rossi, Alyce's Beauty Salon the president of National Pa 1 8 Pork Ave 933-9330 Rutherford per and Envelope Corp., Moonachie, and a Chamber director, said the Board of Directors of the 350 member organization had unani mously approved his'state ment of endorsement "The Chamber believes that a new Arts Center in New Jersey should be lo cated in the meadowlands because of the large local population, accessability by several means of trans portation. public knowledge of its location, and public ac ceptance of the existing facil ities and expanding pro grams as thoroughly profes FOR MOTHER sional and entertaining” “The Chamber believes that such a center should be at a professional level." Ros si said, "so that the resulting standard of excellence should serve as a model for students and all art lovers and that some portion of it's pro grams should form a unit to travel throughout our entire state for performances, dem onstrations and workshops "In seeking to establish e successful enterprise busi nessmen are mainly con ccmed with location In as much as almost no arts en terprise can expect to meet it's costs of production busi nessmen in New Jersey can always expect to be asked to pay for the deficits " "therefore, we businessmen I’m M ary Andrew s, 8 2 Park Ave. RUTHERFORD would like the greatest artis tic and popular success as our bank's A dm inistrative 4 3 8 - 6 3 0 0 possible." Rossi said "We think the reasons for estab lishing our businesses in the Vice President and „ Meadowlands are valid also j for establishing any new Arts Tru st O ffice Fe I'll explain ths confidential, . Center for New Jersey in the professional manner in which a bank's trust department acta Meadowlands " as executor 0» your estate or how we adm inister a trust. j "The heavy concentration I of population m this area can j provide a loyal following for • DESIGNING j a center The public trana • R E M O U N T IN G . portation and the major high • WATCH REPAIRIN G ways are an open invitation Reasonable rates, fast service, convenient hours at all 8 offices! I for students and families to Our loan officers are experts in helping you with your financial problems. 393 K E A R N Y A V E . I attend activities in the Mead KEARNY, N.J. Come in, or call for any help you need. (2011 991-2719 owlands " Opp Town Hall \ "Public knowledge of the location should save thou sands of dollars in advertis Since 1907 — Only Locally Owned and Operated Commercial Bank COLOR TELEVISION ing costs There is already SERVICE $ 7 .9 5 Plw* Fa public acceptance that the Meadowlands ia the home of FIRST NATIONAL BANK SPECIAL first rate, nationally and in 23 Inch CoJo« Tub* $1)0 OO ttgvlar (1*5.00 AND TRUST COMPANY OF KEARNY ,0,c Until Moy 21 Only ternationally acclaimed per formers in a comfortable Main Oflico - Kearny and Midland Avenues / K e a rn y / 991-3100 Colonial Office-Midland Ave /9 9 1 -1 130 KM INFORMATION CAU surrounding " M ID-KEARNY - 254 Kearny Ave near Bergen/991 -5350 SOUTH KEARN Y — 135 Central Ave / 344 6663 W EST KEARN Y — Two Guys P assaic A ve./991 -3633, “ We believe this same kind EA ST N EW ARK — N 4th St at bridge / 484 9191 NORTH ARLINGTON — 600 Ridge Road / 997-0077 LYN DHU RST — 456 ValleybrooK Ave 935-7700 6 AMM A ELECTRONICSCl of acceptance will be gener *11-0034 ated by a major arts facility Open Saturday — East Newark, Lyndhurst and Mid-Kearny 9 a.m. to 12 noon / W est Kearny al 2 Guys 11 a.m to 2 p.m. in the meadowlands." Rossi concluded I' I t THURSDAY. MAY J, 1177 IV Rutherford Architect Envisions New Lake Luciano. Miceli ASIA en D-Dee's Salon inventories the mile scores of detail studies of The open space necessary properties; landscape architects Many (next to H&B Drugs) visions a return to the river, from BoK°ta t0 parks and promenades, to the success of the project — Increased property val- of the sketches were created back to the gentle .ways be 155 Ridge Rd., No. Arlington Oradell and have planned ex- swimming and skating facil- ranges from a narrow ribbon ues, and by Bruce Kulik ASI.A of the fore the turn of the century citing features for each of itjes. historic sites and envi- to playing fields several hun- — The creation of jobs Miceli-Weed Kulik firm Mi when E a s t Bergen focused on BE A NEW YOU FOR MOTHER'S DAY the six communities along ronmental centers All draw dred feet wide In cases in The Architects league pro- celi said that his 12-year-old the Hackensack River for its way attention to the waterway which land ownership is in gram, chaired by Jon C. Fel- organization was founded at recreation, culture and com T IN A is with us In describing the Lake spine that has become large- private hands, the path will Igraff M f. of Ballou-Levy the encouragetrent of the merce Miceli, a landscape Hackensack Shoreline Plan |y ignored as civilization be- swing out over the river on FellgrafFof Ridgefield Park, Ridgefield Park architectural (formerly with Cotfty's in Kearny) architect with the firm of Mi- to members of the Architects gan to carry on its com- planking, lending a thrill of was accompanied by a slide partnership and that o f J celi-Weed-Kulik of Ruther league of Northern New Jer- merce on clogged and clut- variety to venturers presentation of the historical Robert Gilchrist AIA of 991-0771 ford. and his colleagues have sey this week, Miceli showed tered highways Work can possibly begin on and contemporary work of Hackensack Riverside land that is now Phase One of the plan within put to derilict and "back al- a year, according to Miceli CLOTHES CORNER | ley" use can be the recrea- The Army Corps of Engi- tional pivot for some 500.000 neers is presently reviewing v DISCOUNT SHOP £§J people who w ill live within 10 the proposal and is expected * 44 Ridge Rd., North Arlington minutes travel of the attrac- to report its findings within a tion by 1985 T V open space few months, chain will be linked by cano- The partners in the land- 991-7622 f pied flatbed barges which scape architectural firm MOTHER’SDAY shopping ^ make scheduled stops at the point to these bonus benefits most popular sites for sports to the proposal, in addition to m iH io a m i f m e MADE EASY enthusiasts, drama and mu- recreational advantages sic buffs, shoppers, diners, or — Historic preservation just persons who enjoy the and interpretation of Bergen ca lm o f watching flora and County's rich architectural fauna A continuous 16-mile heritage, centering on the walkway/bikeway will ac- Von Steuben complex resto- commodate those who prefer ration, plus a nearby reposi- these forms of transport tory for endangered historic The plan calls for erection structures; ^ i m PRINTED POLT SHIRTS of a tidal barrier in the — Preservation and inter- t f j Prjp e s Both Lonq & Short Sleeve | Hackensack Bogota area pretation of the natural en- This, together with aeration vironment for educational I f I rolled back (Some Are Famous Label) Now ■ and chemical treatment of purposes; the now-befouled and eroded — The linkage of existing river, w ill control pollution facilities such as Fairleigh to S e p t.7 B Gradually, the swamps and Dickinson University, Bergen on new POLY GAB PANTS forests will be restored to County Vocational and Tech their prim eval beauty nical High School, the County Cost of this visionary proj Auditorium and a variety of '-DROP IN j'P ly tires. Mony Colors & Siies ect has been estimated at $20 p arks; million. This relatively mod — W ater pollution control; est calculation comes about — Flood control benefits; SOON! because almost three-quar- — Transportation along the KNIT TOPS In ters of the affected land al lake corridor; Firestone Junior Missy & ready is owned by public or — A catalyst for better Firestone cooperating quasi-public quality community devel- eluxe Champion Large Sizes agencies The Bergen County opment which makes an as Deluxe Champion Board of Chosen Freeholders set out of water-oriented Polyester Cord Shopping For Mom, Daughter, has acquired other crucial Sup-R-Belt land parcels. Double fiberglass belt for strength A 78 13 Sister & Grandma,Too Is Easy On M iceli has proposed a five- Quality Blackw ell Golden Agers and mileage, polyester cord for'smooth ride. P lu i $1 72 i Your Pocket And Easy On Your stage action plan for imple $ F E T and menting the reclamation Meeting tires at old tire Time When You Shop Clothes project, beginning with a pi " A S if t The Golden Age Club of economy 5n b design. lot program to develop fur Corner Discount Shop Lyndhurst will have a so ther the area around Johnson prices! cial meeting on Wednesday. 1 8 Park in Hackensack and May 4; and a business and [ Si/e Blackwalt F f T T S./e Blackball Ff T Brett Park and the surround A 78 >3 *18 OO S. 7? I G78 14 S 26 OO social meeting on Wednes fl?8 13 20 OO I * ? 1 M7«» 4 28 OO ? 73 ings at Von Steuben House in 4 . 1 1 6 . ^ U 21 OO ?Ot 1 GtBlft 27 OO ? OT day. May 18 both at the SALE DAYS Teaneck These can be up A78-13 W h ite w a ll. Plus $1 73 per lire and 4 old tires 1>’H14 22 OO vot» 1 m ;h "j 29 OO 2 79 Amvets Building. New York graded independently of the Sites Sites Sites 1 F ’H 14 23 OO 31 OO 3 09 WED. Thru SAT. Avenue Bus will make the B78 14 f i t 14 IS. H7S 14. IS. 1 F 'H 14 2SOO damming of the river to C70 14 17*14 G7S 14. IS J7S 14. IS. 170 IS WHITiWALl ADD $2 - regular stops ~HOUBS: Mon. S»t. 8:30 to 5:30, Thun. i fri. ml 0 form the lake 4 for 4foi 4 for rwonrno/i Cc ter UJheel Batondnq Center 1 2 6 1 4 6 nonr/to/i ■ Plut *2 80 lo *2 26 r I T pei *3 17 r f i p. Me anti 4 old tues imp and 4 old electronic BIACKWALLS S8 L E S S P E R SE T O F 4 Pickwick Village Load range B speed balancing - maximum treod IWe TENNIS BALLS has Oil Change - Comfortobte. vibration- free rkto by Spalding A World of Gifts & Lube fTMnlmlied front-end component wear 4 quarts - Special 10W 40 Motor Oil W &»• M othar* D ay $ 4 . 8 8 Boloncing Custom UJheefc. . . . 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Cor»H«* inrmyeiait 70 pwee M » Buttei 19 99 17 10 15 99 21 99 tlvCoia design • DapoMs guahtyng loi piammm* mutt remae» m row acroum loi >? rnodlhs PICKWICK VILLAGE • AMpncaaart su6*eclk.SX«l J stMsalattai A New Concept In Cards & Gifts • Otter good (M r tup* laats • Lirwi ot i uaa gM pai account lU nited Jersey Bank VALLEY SHOPPING CENTER 1 _ / Memtw* FDC 400 Main St., Belleville 759-9330 SOUTH BERGEN 3 OfFICtS m CARlSTAOT Mon.-Sat. 9:30 - 6:00 • Thur. & Fri. 'til 9 Mam office 192 Paterson Ptenk Road Bunch udicet '18 Mmwath e Avr • 643 Paterson Ave all major credit cards accepted Dher*. 933-7800 . . . > THURSDAY, MAY S. 1177 A Girl Treads Ellis Island After Her Great-Grandfather seph Alvarez, from Spain Edward J. Pisiek-Ed- again we were at Liberty said to my mother when it (Last Saturday th# Ellis Island Restoration committee, was an immigrant From ward Piszek was bom in Park We got off the boat is restored I would like to of which Or. Peter Sammartino, founder and ch an Chicago His parents came and headed for home The Ellis Island, he moved to go back I think that they Hoboken This is all I know cellor of Fairleigh Dickinson University, it chairman, to the United States from trip home was pleasant My should restore Ellis Island held an awards ceremony on the island. Rutherford Tamow, Poland, after the family is a descendant of about my great-grandfather so that children like me can but he was an immigrant Chamber of Commerce sent a delegation of local folk turn of the century an immigrant see where part of our his When we were leaving I as guests. Among them was Gloria Van Horn, a fifth Lee Strasberg My great-grandfather, Jo tory was made irf grade student of Jefferson School, Lyndhurst. She could not make it wrote the following account of her day for The Leoder so his wife received nis Newspapers ) award for him) Lee/Stras- berg arrived from Budza- nov, Austria-Hungary m 1909 at the age of seven BY GLORIA VAN HORN the Statue of Liberty. A Mrs Strasberg said that Sth G rad e little while later we pulled her husband told her to say Jefferson School, Lynd. into the harbor of Ellis Is only one thing and that is, land When we got off, the At 9 A.M. Saturday morn how he almost dicki t get in ing my mother, neighbors, United States Coast Guard When he first came and and I left for Rutherford Third District Band di had his medical exam When we got there we got rected by Don S Etheridige ination the guard put an out tickets and got on the was playing After we "X " on his coat Lee Stras- bus When it was time to heard the band we shook berg's mother thought he go. there were some stu hands with Dr and Mrs had to go back She had dents from Fairleigh Dick Peter Sammartino tears in her eyes and the inson C ollege m issing but guard saw that so he bent we had to go. When we We walked to the ceremo down and hugged Lee and started off we saw six stu ny ground and sat down said, "Welcome to Amer dents running to the bus Everybody stood up and ica” The only reason he They made it.' Finally we they raised the flag We had an ""X " was because he left for Liberty Park. Jer sang the National Anthem had a weak eye He still sey City. It was very pret Then Reverend George Ge does have a weak eye but ty rard Maley, O P Church of Monument also made re critics, editors, novelists, his vision of a Great Amer We took a little walk and St Vincent Ferror gave the and lecturers of this cen m arks ica is still there Each fo r a b o u t m in u te s invocation. Dr Sammar After that the awards tu ry. 10 awardee made a little watched a construction tino, President of Tlie Re were given out Dr Sam A n d rew A. rep ly worker Then we saw a stored Ellis Island Com martino described the Athens was bom, After the replies we sang boat coming so we went mittee spoke about Ellis Is trophy as a: replica of the raised and educated in the the last verse of America over The boat's name was land He said that the fire- Old Treaty Seal Skippet of Chicago area. His father because it fit that day bet Miss Liberty and it was boat in the bay was a sa the United States The came to the United States ter and also sang America very big We got on the lute to the awardees Then brass case, or ' skippet” from Greece in 1904. When the Beautiful After that we boat and went to the up- Jack E Stark, Regional Di was designed to contain the Mr Athens got to Ellis Is went into one of the build perdeck I stood on the side rector, United States De wax impression of the seal land the guard gave him a ings That building was de and watched the water partment of the Interior in relief, a spread eagle bar of soap and a towel. teriorating very badly. When we started I saw a made remarks David L. grasping a laurel branch Mr. Athens asked the guard There were showers and part of an old boat All of a Moffit, Superintendent. and arrows surmounted by how long he could stay un sinks We went into a hall sudden we were in front of Statue of Liberty National the motto "E Pluribus der the water and the with lockers This is where Unum " and the thirteen guard said as long as you the immigrants met and stars of the original union want Right then and there talked In the hallway they DANCE THE LATIN HUSTLE Mrs Sammartino gave out Mr Athens knew he was in the awards and said a little A m e rica were already starting to work. On the second floor New Class Forming about each person George M. Mardikain- 5 weeks, $10.00 with Two George Mardikain came to there was a great hall. It Practice Socials. Sign up at the Charles Agnoff-Charles the United States from Ar was enormous. From the Studio 6:30 PM . every week ceiling hung a gigantic mte or Sundays at 1:30 PM . Agnoff bom in Minsk. Rus menia in 1922 when he was NABIHA sia came to the United 18 years old. American flag In this hall BELLY DANCE TEACHER States in 1909 at the age of ■j Joseph L. were chairs, benches, and tables From the great hall Sot. 1 - 4 7 He was educated at Har Muscarelle was bom vard and started his career in New York (Sty His fa you could go 14) a flight of stairs where you would find a l l y 6 as a writer on Boston ther arrived in the United Newspapers He went on to States from Palermo, Italy single rooms where they become one of the major in 1898 used to keep the families rftiend/y (J)ance f f l u d i o until their papers got pro cessed You would go down F R E E (,IH U R A P P E D 39 Harding Ave. Clifton Fossil, Rock Program the hall and find a big / — ^ AIAl MapfM *w weon Credit cCarts a n * acceptAccepted ec kitchen with old stoves, 365-2073 To Feature A W alk sinks, and ice boxes. A fossil and rock pro at the 2 P M program After that you would see gram and walk will take Tuesday, May 10 at the a little office with a chair, Zim m erm arfs place Saturday. May 7 at Wildlife Center Points of desk and file cabinet. Then ^ 7 4 PARK AVE. • RUTHERFORD • 438-MOO OPENS DAYS ONLY I;™** Campgaw Mountain County interest in "France on you saw the medical exam ination room That was all Reservation Wheels” are Nice, Corsica, we were allowed to see BARGAIN New Jersey's fossils and Strasbourg Cathedral, and rocks will be the subject of the Deauville races When we got back on the an illustrated talk at 10 Information about the boat we had to wait on line A M at the Campgaw vis- Bergen County Park Com to get our box lunch We tors' center lower level Dr mission's free public pro went back up to the upper John H Rosengren of Rid grams may bfe obtained at deck and ate We went to gewood. biology professor the Wildlife Center, which Battery Park first so that 850 KEARNY AVE. KEARNY, N.J. at William Paterson Col is open from 9 A.M. to 5 meant we got a longer ride 1 GRAND UNION SHOP. CTR. Joralemon & Main St. Belleville I lege, will present the pro P M weekdays and 9 30 to I was glad of that! We passed the Statue of Liberty * s h e sH RfsifluBsBtyysir u j * gram and will lead the 5:30 weekends except on brief walk, pointing out major holidays and the boat again Once specimens at Campgaw LADIES FOOTWEAR The reservation is on I SUMMER STYLES Campgaw Road. Mahwah Our “BREEZY" [Bring these valuable coupons for BIG savings! A guided tour of the I • PLATFORM 90 woodland garden at the coif: ringlets FREE! FREE! FREE! I • WEDGES Bergen County Park Com 5 QT MIXING PM Mua com / i $2 glorified by REFILL $090 mission W ildlife Center will tft.m-Pu'cruM #•»> PurchftM / et 1 01 MORE 01 2 o> MOW Wiffi Purchase I • SANDALS Regular follow a 2 P M slide pro GsHon* GALLONS 01 ol 2 ot MORE I DRESS & SPORT to $12 PAINT PAMT GALLONS 0< gram on azaleas, rtiododen- Coupon Eajpes Coupon Eipvtt PAINT dhon, and bulb flowers Sun LADIES SP0RTW EAR day M a y 8. Wayne Retty and Roman Sutter of the I 100% POLYESTER Wildlife Center staff will ! -----EXTERIOR ______THE TOPPER I I I * Smock Style KNIT TOPS present the slides and lead |m g S L DRIPLESS 1 5 I S-M-l Asst. Colon g j j j j g VINYL SHIELD $ 0 9 0 the tour The Wildlife Cen V f f ljp S CEILING PAINT ■ 1 I * K N IT S U C K S ter is on Crescent Avenue, Our stylist uses ringlets to create this fresh new I 8 to 18 - Red Pink-White W ycko ff look . . . and Nice Change to give it the lustrous to $12 L ^ J *3*1 AL White Film s on wildflowers and color. Nice Change is the longer wearing rinse * S u m m e r VESTS JUST ARRIVED I oil^extEe*riors pond life will be shown at that lasts for weeks, without rub-off! In colors that cover gray, or lone lightened hair, in just 10 min II A M and again at 2 P M. utes. Let us show you how beautifuffy we combine Saturday. May 7 at the coif and color expertise, to give you a totally I CRACK HIDE LATEX w m f w m 1 Wildlife Center "Wild lovely look! I Sand Textured Hides WINDOW SHADES * 1 7* H flow ers of the Woods and I fW lsEl cracks end de«eds Fields'’ includes stories 9 9 8 - 0 1 2 6 I wafls arx1 c«lmgs Washable Vinyl White H j ,Wttte2tor$3 Fringe 49 ea about wildflowers and their 1 C»«« MM | 2 H And Ml lift J Urttort! M«3« Mm** Snun I GUYS SNEAKERS names In "Secrets of A *5*%al "oW iBiing tou. Own MtouxmenUi e TREMENDOUS * * 6'/W-7Vi-*-«V!i Summer Pond" the cast in Ray's HAIRDRESSER SUCTION Of OTHER STYLES & COLORS' I • GREEN/WHITE or tlUE/WHITE cludes blackbirds, deer, ■ * RUBBER SOU t INSOLE raccoons, and red salaman HAIR STYUST - HAIR COLORIST - CUSHION HEELS « ARCH ders French scenery and 858 KEARNY AVE. OPP GAILS Mon., Toes . Fri. and Sat 9-6 CHILDRENS WEAR Washington State's apple KEARNY. N.J. 07032 Thurs 9 9 WAUC0VEMIKS valley will be seen on film H AN D NEW FAMOUS BRANDS FOR THIS WEEKS SALE I * SLACKS * KNITS * POLOS * TANK TOPS * SHOtTS I * SWIM SUITS * BEACH TOPS * PANT SUITS * SETS TRIPOLYMER FOAM INSULATION ■ [40% to 70% OFI I * TOPS * JACKETS * SOCKS * OVERALLS * SHORT ALLS * SKIRTS * ETC. Selected arfd Used by N.A.S.A. ■ ON ALL IN-STOCK PATTERNS SAVE Up To 50% On Fuel Bill* £ • SANITAS • WETLOOKS • WALL-TEX • VINYLS j SAVE • STRIPES • FOILS • MURALS OFF Non-Toxic - Non Settling * UNBELIEVABLE) OVER SOO PATTERNS IN STOCKI NO WAITING j UP TO REGULAR PRICE ALL FIRST QUALITY...NO SECONDS. SEE THE LARGEST ' Interior and Exterior J SELECTION OF PATTERNS IN MORRIS COUNTY Commercial and Residential J g i r l s HAND BAGS Dini not L A D IES Reg. to $6 SO J J Basements and Attic Floors Foamed ■ New and Existing Construction * GRAND UNION fflft A LSO : GREAT SAXGAJNS for MOTHERS DAY I • BLAZERS • NTH GOWNS • BETTER | New Foam Injection Method ■ SH0PPM6 CBfTBI MOUSES • SC A* VIS • TOPS • KNITS • SKIRTS • SLACKS ! NO SALESMAN Thermal t Acoustical ' Joralemon & Main St • SHOCTS • SMOCKS • C* ESSES • GOWNS • JUMPSUITS | [M L F K T M Y . BELLEVILLE ‘ N J • PANT SUITS • SWEATERS • KNCE HI S • LINGERIE • ETC OWNER Reasonable Prices * 751-2614 *= OPERATED Call Anytime 759-4509 S TMOWSOAY. MAY S. W 7 ~ Adam Bambach Anthony Rupinski Mrs. Joseph Rubinetti Adam Bam b ach. 77, died OBITUARIES Anthony J Kupinaki, M. (Eleanor) Wysocki. Mrs Lyndhursl _ Mrs ter. Mrs Ronald i Dorothy Wednesday in Hackensack died Sunday in d a n Maass Edward I Martha I Kun G ra c e R u b in e tti. S I <*ed Aim) Chesney of Ruther H ospital dracky and Mrs Edward Memorial Hospital. Belle Swday in Rutherford ford a brother. James Mrs. C. Assenheimer Andrew Husvar Mr Bambach was bom v ille . (Anna) Mosaczynsk). all of Kerr in California, three M rs A ug u sta A . As- Her husband, C h ristian , Andrew Husvar died in Carlstadt and lived in Mr Rupinski was bora in Lyndhurst; nine grand Mrs Rubinrtti was born I senheim er, 79, of 514 G«r- died in 1961 sisters. Mrs Jean Rose Wednesday at home East Rutherford for more Poland and came to Lyn children and a great-grand in East Newark and lived Iden Street. Carlstadt. died nberg. in Califoma. Mrs Mr Husvar was bom in than 50 years He was di dhurst (5 years ago He son m Jersey City 15 years be I Apr 12 at home She leaves three sons. Dr. rector of campus growds Dorothy Dittman of Lyn Austria-Hungary and came was an inspector for Du The fweral was We*wa fore moving to Lyndhurst Bo m in Germany, she Christian, of North Grafton. at New York University, dhurst and MrS Jessie to the United States 70 Pont Corp. for a years be day from the Ippoiito-Stei- 13 years ago She was a I came to Carlstadt in 1907 Mass , John, of Carlstadt. years ago. settling in Ruth Bronx Campus. 40 years be Riley of Newark. and seven fore retiring It years ago lato Funeral Home, with a parishioner of Sacred Heart Mi? Assenheimer was a and Robert, of Blooming- erford He lived in East fore retiring in 1967 He grandchildren He was a parishioner of St. Mass at St Michael R C C hurch member of the First Pres dale; a sister, Mrs Dorothy Rutherford 40 years He was an Army veteran of The funeral was at 9 Michael RC Church He Church byterian Church and of its Kremer, of Toms River; was a cutter for the Gold World War I. He was a for Surviving are her hus Wednesday from the Na- % belonged to the St Mchael Ladies Aid Society and and five grandchildren Roth Handkerchief Co., m er E a s t R utherford coim- band. John, two sols. Ro zare Memorial Home, with Men's Qub and the Work Women's Association She Passaic, before retiring in cilman. serving 12 years, ger oI Bloomfield and John a Mass at Sacred Heart ingman's Society, SSP L . Antonaccio was also a member of the 1974 He was a parishioner and former president of the Jr of LyiMttvirst. a daugh Church B.H. Blacldedte His wife, Frances, died in Carlstadt Firemen's Aux of St. Joseph R.C Church. Borough Council He was Mrs l/etizia Antonaccio 1975 and a daughter. Miss iliary, the American Legion Burton H. Blackledte. 56, He is survived by his on the Board of Assessors of 405 Franklin Turnpike Mrs. Vito Lom bardo Irene, died in 1946 Mahwah. died April 28 at Auxiliary. Carlstadt Senior died Tuesday in Hacken wife, the former Mary 20 years He was past Ex Surviving are three Rutherford — Ser the Hackensack Hospital Center, and was a charter sack Hospital. Bochenek; three sisters, alted Ruler of the Ruther the Andover Intermediate daughters, Mrs. John vices were held Monday for Association Mrs Mary Gensereit of ford Elks Lodge B PO E Care Center in Andover member of Vic Hoofer's Mrs Anne Louse Lom 9ie is survived by her Mr Blackledte was bom Wood-Ridge, Mrs Anna No. 547 He was a former Township She was K A u x ilia ry bardo. 56. who died Satur husband. Vito; a sw . John, in East Rutherford and Simon of Garfield, and Mrs member of the Eclipse Ma Bom in Uelicito in the ) Mrs. J. Craig day tn St Joseph Hospaul. and a daughter. Miss Kath lived in Rutherford the last Johanna Doviak of Wall sonic Lodge No. 259 FStAM Province of FOggia. Italy, Paterson erine. both of Rutherford Vincent Pedone 55 years He was a member ington; three grandchildren and a charter member of Services were held Satur she came to this cowtry in Mrs Lombard was bora Arrangements were by of the security force at the and three great-grand the Wanaksink Lake Corp., day for Mrs. Elizabeth 1918 settling in i.yndhurst Vincent J. Pedone, 57, m Williamsport P a . and the Diffily Fw eral Home Becton-Dickinson Co., East children. Rock Hills, N Y. O aig, 88. who died Tuesday She lived in North Arling died Tuesday in Hacken lived in Rulherford 35 Rutherford, for 40 years, The funeral was Saturday He is survived by his in St. Mary Hospital. Pas ton for 48 years prior to sack Hospital years She was a member Theresa IBdgfll retiring in 1976. He was a from the Kamienski Finer wife, the former Alvina saic moving to Mahwah five Mr Pedone was bom in of Grace Episcopal Church member of the First Pres al Home, Wallington, with a Zimmermann; a daughter. Mrs Craig was bom in ye a rs ago Mrs Theresa Ridgill. 79, Jersey City and had lived She was a member of the byterian Church and of Ecl Mass at St. Joseph R.C. Mrs Mary Jane Elfant of Bremen, Germany and Predeceased by her hus died Saturday at Wellingtw in Lyndhurst before moving Fnends of the Library, and ipse Lodge No. 259, F&AM, Church. Rutherford; a brother came to the United States band. the late Michael who Hall Nursing Home. Hack to Rutherford four years East Rutherford He was a George of Branchville; and in 1890. settling in Carls died in 1946 and a son. ensack ago He was an employe of Frank L. Bays World War II Army veter three grandchildren tadt She lived in East Louis, who died in 1961. she The former Theresa Western Electric Co., an. He belonged to VFW S. Qfune Sr. Services were Friday at Rutherford for the past 70 is survived by five daugh Mr Frank L Bays of 24 Muhr was bora in Union Keamy, for the last 23 Post 3616, Wood-Ridge and the Kohler Fw eral Home. years. ters, Mrs Mary Silvestri of Stover rtvenue. North Ar Qty and resided there 49 yfars. He was a parish Samuel Cifune Sr., 71. the Military Order of the Wood-Ridge Her husband James, died North Arlington. Mrs Lucy lington. died suddenly on years before moving to ioner of St. Mary R.C. died Tuesday in St Mary Cooties, Pup Tent No. 4. previously Biemueller of Clifton. Mrs A p ril 25 a l S t C la ire 's Hos Lyndhurst 30 years ago Church. Hospital. Passaic She is survived by two Bridget Gelosomino of pital in New York City He Her husband. William, •He is su rvived b y his He »is survived by his Mr Cifune was bom in Louis M. Mier daughters. Mrs. John Bloomfield. Mrs Rose Rat was 82 died in 1961 "wife, the former Claire wife, Janet; four brothers, New York City and lived 25 (Irene) Lang of Orlando. kowski of Toms River, and Bora in Jersey Qtv. Mr She leaves a brother. W il Gaynor; two daughters. Roy of Franklin Lakes. years in Lyndhurst before Louis M. Mier, 82 for Fla and Mrs. Thomas Mrs Mildred A l-askowski Bays lived in North Arling liam of I.odi Mary Ellen Eppard Harry of Rutherford, Frank moving to North Arlington merly of Rutherford died M r s . (Ruth) Pickerelli with of Mahwah. a son. Frank in ton fo r 45 y e a rs H e retired Funeral services were arid- M rs C heryl Presco tt. of Augusta, Ga and Clyde 30 years ago. He was found Wednesday at his home whom she lived; five Spain; a brother Vincenzo in 1957 from the Exon held Tuesday at the Burk b(>0i of Rutherford; two of East Sandwich. Mass ; er and president of the Co Mr. Mier was bom in grandchildren and seven Campanaro in Italy; 14 Refinery at Bayway. where Konarski Funeral Home brothers. Angelo of Jersey and five sisters Mrs. Flor lumbia Trucking Co . New Rutherford, and lived in great-grandchildren grandchildren, eight great he was the head supervisor C ity and A lb ert of Wood- ence Marrazzo of Orange foundland. and was with the Hollywood 10 years. He Funeral services were grandchildren and one He was employed with Ex C. Steinmetz bridge; three sisters, Mrs City, Fla., Mrs. Erma Con firm over 50 years. He was owned and operated the Saturday at Grace Epsicop great-great grandchild on Company for more Mr Clifford^Steinmetz of Jeannette Coombs of Jersey roy and Miss Doris, both of a member of the Knights of Louis M. Mier Roofing & al Chapel Arrangements The flateral was April 30. than 45 y e a rs 530 East 84lh Street. New (3ty, Mrs. Lillian Wis Lyndhurst, Mrs. Fae Krue Columbus, Cotncil No. 3248 Sheet Metal Co , Rutherford were by the Diffily Funeral from the Parow Fiaieral Predeceased by his wife. York Q ty. died April 25 at niewski of Rutherford and ger of Wayne and Mrs and was a Fourth Degree before retiring 20 years Home, Rutherford Home. 185 Ridge R.. North Mary, who died in 1975. he home He was © Mrs Dorothy Kirsch of Alva Jenkins of Fairfield Knight He was a parish ago He was an army veter Arlington The funeral is survived by two daugh Born in Newark. Mr North Bergen; and five The funeral was Friday ioner of Our Lady Queen of an of World War I. He was J o h n S k y t a Mass was offered in Our ters. Mrs Frances B Steinmetz lived ia New grandchildren at the Rev Masters Hol Peace R.C. Church a charter member of Ruth Lady Queen of Peace Brown of Toms River and Y o rk fo r 30 years. He re He is survived by his erford Post No. 109, Ameri Jo h n S k yta , S3, died at St. 'The funeral was Friday loway Chapel of First Pres Mrs Lorraine B. Brown of tired four years ago as a wife, the former Columbia can Legion. Mary Hospital, Passaic Church with interment fol ffom the Diffily Funeral byterian Churth The Dif Westfield, and three grand sectiw manager with the Elizabeth De Fri no; two He is survived by hiw Bom in Czechoslovakia, lowing at Holy Cross Ceme Home, with a Mass at St. fily 'Funeral Home had children Metropolitan Life Insurance sons. Samuel Jr. of North wife, the former Alice Ter- he came to this country 57 te ry Mary Church. charge of arrangements The funeral was held Company, New York, Arlington and Edward of hune; a daughter, Mrs. years ago and resided in April 29 from the Parow where he was employed for Lodi; two daughters. Mrs Daisy Hasbrouck of Bam- Union City for two years Fweral Home. 1(5 Ridge 27 y e a rs Charles (Rosemarie I Tay egat. N .J.; two sisters. before moving to Lyn J. B. Lopes Road. North Arlington The Predeceased by his par lor of Clifton and Sister Mrs Hazel Miller of Narra- dhurst. He was employed fw eral mass was offered in ents. Harold and Hazel Anne Columbiere of New gansett. R.I. and Mrs. as a furrier and trained for Mr Joaquim B. Lopes of (Xir Lady Queen of Peace Steinmetz. he is survived Straight TMk ark; and five grand Myrtle Hive of Sun City, that trade in Vienna 102 Exton Avenue. North Owrch with interment fol by his uncle. Lloyd Persw- ch ild ren Ariz.; four grandchildren Mr Skyta leaves his wife, A rlington, d ied ) A p ril 25 a l lowing at Holy Cross Ceme ette of North Arlington The funeral was Friday and three great-grand the former GiaeeU Petty, Northfield Manor Nursing Funeral services wera from the Nazare Memorial children three aooa. Jo in G. of FSor Home West Orange He «**y about Funerals held A p ril 28 at the P a ro w Home. Inc., Lyndhurst, Services were Saturday ida; Rudolph F of Lyn w as 79 from people who want you to know. with a Mass at Our Lady at the Collins-Colhoun Fu dhurst and Walter A. of Mr Lopes was bom in M orris Gottlieb Fweral Home. 185 Ridge Road. North Arlington, by Queen of Peace Church neral Home. Rutherford West Paterson; also surviv Portugal and came to this Rutherford — Mor "W « believe .you're entitled to know now tha facts Rev. Neil Jaggie of the ing are 14 grandchildren country in 1920. settling in ris Gottlieb. 7>. died Sunday that, someday, could affect your decisions when Grace Lutheran Church. and three great-grand- Newark He lived in North in Bamert Memorial Hospr North ArUngtw Interment planning a funeral. children. Arlington for the past 39 tal Center Patersw followed at Glendale Ceme Funeral services were years. Prior to his retire Mr Gottlieb was bora in So we're offering a booklet that explains, in plain STEEVER tery. Bloomfield ment in 1963. Mr I .opes Russia and came to the language, funeral costs . . . options . . . and the conducted from the Steever Funeral Home, Stuyvesant was employed as a tractor United Slates in 190a. settl countless details that can add to your confusion Funeral Home Avenue, Lyndhurst. operator with the C. Egan ing in Passaic He lived the and uncertainty . . . if you're not prepared for Company of East Orange past 29 years in Rutherford L a L e c h e tb n n . for 28 years He was the proprietor of Mrs. Donarsky L e a g u e This booklet doesn’t attempt to sell you anything, Successor To Collins Memorial Survivors include his Swshine Delicatessen. Pa wife, the former Susanna terson. before retiring in L a I>eche League of E a s t but it w ill give you enough information ISO you Mrs. Doris Donarsky. 51, 253 Stuyvwort Av«nue lyndhurst, N.J. Navajo vs ky. two daugh 1974 He was a member of Rutherford invites mothers can plan wisely. died Wednesday in Beth Is ters. Mrs Rosalie Gianetto rael Hospital. Passaic the Elks Lodge. Passaic, as well as their babies and For your free copy vl*it us or call for 201-939-3000 and Mrs. Dolores Albert Mrs. Donarsky was bom and the Congregation Hebr any others interested in an appointment. both of Pennsylvania, and breastfeeding to attend our in Paterson and lived in ew Liebowitz. Passaic seven grandchildren HTABLISHID 1909 Rutherford for the past 20 He is survived by his monthly meetings The funeral was held wife. Sarah, a sw. Edward The morning meeting will C l National S t l t c t t d Morticians years. She was a member April 28 from the Parow be held on M ay 4th a t 10:30 KAMIENSKI of the Sisterhood of Temple of Wayne, a brother. Harry Funeral Home 185 Ridge AM.. in the home of Mrs FUNERAL HOMES Bethel and the Haddassah of Passaic, and two grand MHIS KAMIENSKI IIIK IO t Road. North Arlington The chiltken Roberta Mardareflo at 381 A M M PARKING She is survived by her Fweral Mass was offered Center Street. Wood Ridge roue HOMES to sfkve you husband. Harry; a son. Mit The fw eral was Monday in Our Lady Queen of at the Jewish Memorial 933-2189 The subject of The aa; ia v st . o a r h iio chell, and a daughter. Amy. 1 0 * LOCUST AVI. Peace Church Entomb Baby Arrives; the Family I 'jc r u m £ ip a c r w im 3 ISMX ST both at home Chapel. Passaic WAIMNCTON PASSAIC ment was held at Holly and the Breast-fed Baby", V FUNERAL HOME The funeral was held at r.__. ' W uifr * Calhoun wood Memorial Park. will be discussed by I .eader the Jewish Memorial Chap 19 LINCOIN AVE . RUTHERFORD NJ • *39 1050 SIS-3lit A V I Union Mrs. Wm . Moles Mrs Judy Albert TTie eve Out nama has haan chanqad but our Ett’canry PATCRSON el, Passaic ( apart isa and Economical Pncas pravad M rs H elen Moles «5. ning meeting will be held 779-1947 died Wednesday in Passaic later in the month General Hospital For further information, Mrs Moles was bom in counselling, or meetings in Winthrop. Mass and lived other areas please call either Dependable Service Since 1929 BURK-K0NARSKI in Passaic before moving to leader Mrs Carmel la Brown FUNERAL HOME Rutherford 16 years ago - 933-5328 o r L e a d er M rs NAZARE She worked for Hoffmann- Ju d y A lb e rt 26S4786 La Roche Co. Nutley. 10 WHO years before retiring in M em orial Home Inc. KMM I. RUM. DIR. I. PAW KONARMI, MGR. 1952 Her husband. William JOSEPH M NAZARE. Manager 52 RM*. Raad Tate Moles, died in 1970 403 gidge Rood lyndhunl, NJ. She is survived by a daughter. Mrs William SAYS? 43 * 7272 Robert (Janei Cunningham of Fair Lawn, and three Who says what a funeral ser PAROW grandchildren vice should be like? Services were Saturday at the Scarpa Funeral Funeral Home Home, Passaic DIFFILY SERVICE Here, the individual fam ily TRUSTWORTHY •DEPENDABLE Serving Every Religion d o e s. HENRY S PAROW XEIfiH BO RLY SP IR IT Director NURSING 185 Ridge Rd P A R K M AN O R HOME While our services retain lhat neighborly spirit of sympathetic.under 998-7555 standing. they also rcnecl lii^h standards of efficiency and 'competent direction. Specializing in female Patients THOMAS J. D IFFILY KIMAK PROHSSlONAI NURSING SIAM • AGIO KUNEHAI. IIOM K. INC. Faaeral Home HHAMIMUON PROCRAM • (ONVAKSCfNT PHYSKAl TMfRAPY • OaONICAUY Rt 438-6708 OXYCOt i HtACTUtf (WNPMMT • POSI UetRATIVf FUNERAL HOME 5PKUI ottrs 425 RIDGE ROAD. LYNDHURST (SUCCESSOR TO ALICE C COLLINS) 435 Broad Street. CARLSTADT Louit J Stellalo. Jr. OWNER MANAGER I I 4HKS AIKM f HI THt.'KMIHIt ] 23 Pari Placa, Bloomfield 743-7772 ra»nr th* International Order of th* Golden Rul* •f n j. a ProW**»onal Cm m a Homelike Environment > 11 - THURSDAY, MAY S, 1*77 Sr. Citizens M ark Anniversary r - 1 T h o u g h t s Southwest Bergen Health Rutherford will celebrate its cording to Barbara Russell. i i & Senior Citizen Center, 147 First Anniversary on Satur Director o f M o t h e r i selling your home? » H a c k e n s a c k S tre e t, E a s t d ay M a y 14th, at 1 p.m ., ac- Speakers. En tertain m ent & By Louit Volonte i i Refreshm ents w ill be held on i the back veranda of the se- (Dedicated to my mother i LYNDHURST ruor citizen center and all mother's.) Parking available directly As I travel the road of life. i 2 Family, all aluminum sided. Containing 2 — 4 room across from the Center in I look back through the apartments with both Steam heating by oil. Parking tor i Becton-Dickinson Parking ye a rs two cars. Taxes Only 4640 00 CALL FOR APPOINT i I see my dearest mother, i MENT TO SEE L o t No. 1. fo r A ctio n and my eyes fill with tears ONLY $62,000 Senior citizens of the par i i ticipating towns are South Hackensack. Hasbrouck When I was an infant, RO STER OF ACTIVE BRO KERS A FFILIA TED W ITH NEW and almost at deaths door, 9 Heights. Wood-Ridge. Carls- she worried and cried over £ < x u t & - - — r 4 , r- NORTH ARLINGTON tadt. East Rutherford. Ruth erford. Lyndhurst. North Ar me, 2 FAMILY - 6 & 4, 2 Full baths on first floor. Features science till tears could come no lington. Wallington. Little MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 5 kitchen, ceramic tile bath & separate heating system. Convenient Ferry and Moonachie more Rutherford continued to New York bus line & shopping Near schools $92,000 Lyndhursl continued There are two representa CARISTADT 07073 RUTHMFORO 07070 ARTHUR LIVA AGENCY tives from each- of these Mother was there when I R G R E A L T Y HAROLD A PARETI 100 Stuyvetont Ave WILLIAM A BLACK towns on the Center's Repre needed her, 6 Highland Cross 404 Hackensack Street Tel 933-2121 106 Park Avenue Rutherford, N J 07070* NORTH ARUNGTON sentative Committee and she taught me right Tel 438-2222 Tel 438-0550 Tel 438-2533 15 YEAR OLD SPLIT from wrong VINCENT J PERROTTA PETER FERRARO INVENTORY SALES- She even tried to comfort GEORGE ZIMMERMANN 137 Ridge Road On lot 49 x 100. Containing living room, dining room. Mod 9 Lincoln Avenue Rutharford Colorwol $48,500 me, 335 Hackensack Street Tel 939-2030 ern eat-in-kitchen with dshwasher 3 Bedrooms, full tile Tel 438-1053 WALLINGTON 0705$ Rutherford Colonial $54,000 when the tiring day seemed Tel 939-1675 both, finished rec roam, with lavatory. 1 car garage. 2 Built Rutherford 2 Family $53,900 WALTER F SAPINSKI -* long in oir conditioners, wdl to wall carpeting included Home in Rutherford 2 Family $55,900 CHARLES ZORNER A G E N C Y JUSTIN REALTY CO CENTURY 21 ^ excellent condition. Convenient to schools, shopping and Rutherford 2 Family $64,900 317 Hackensack St 452 Ridge Road 300 Union Avenue New York buses. JUST REDUCED. $57,500^ Wood-Ridg* Colonial $47,900 tel. 933-3838 Tel 438-6661 Tel. 939-7500 ly n d h u n t The love m y mother,shared JOSEPH C BARNET ^ Excellent Buy $47,900 IAST RUTMiRtORO I W 1 130 Main Avenue w ith m e, SAVINO AGENCY FRED P KURGAN Lyndhurst 2 Family $54,900 Tel. 777-7420 RENTAL has lived on through the 251 Ridge Road (KURGAN - BERGEN. INC.) F.H.A. A G.l MORTGAGES S. T DAVIDSON AGENCY f. nr* > | NORTH ARUNGTON — 5 Rooms. $225. Plus utilities. Adults ye a rs Tel 438-3121 41 Park Avenue AVAILABLE TO 140 Park Avenue p re fe rre d . Tel 939-6200 QUALIFIED BUYERS For she gave it with all her Tel. 939-1831 WOOO-«tOO« 07*75 ; heart, SCHURCO REALTY INC ONLY 10% down on KEARNY 0703? 554 Valley Brook Avenue LATORRACA REALTY CORP •■’IT *'J • OPEN 7 DAYS and even with heartfelt Conventional Sales 9 3 3 - 1 7 0 0 15 Ames Avenue GEMMER and MURPHY.. >. W EEKDAYS to 8 P . M . tears. CONNOLLY-HILICREST REALTY Tel 935-7848 271 Volley Boulevard , , SATURDAY « SUNDAY to 5 P.M. Open Evenings A 715 Kearny Avenue Tel 939-B200 FRANK A VOLPE S u n d a y 9 9 1 - 2 3 0 0 ______The prayers I offered to 158 Summit Ave. ELLWOOD S NEW. INC MEMBERS OF 2 BOARDS OF REALTORS God. LYNOHURST 07071 Tel 933-8414 46 Chestnut St. W A IT E R E. GOERNER ^ LATORRACA Tel. 939-8000 I learned at her knee 1 89 Hackensock Street REALTY CORP. ABBOTT & ASSOCIATES NORTH ARLINGTON 170? Tel. 939-2464 She watched as I grew up, FRANK P. NISI, INC k i O'HARA AGENCY 15 Am #* A v*., Rutherford 705 Ridge Road like a very sturdy tree Tel. 933-3333 14 Ames Ave. 132 Ridge Road, North Arlington OCONNOR A G E N C Y Tel. 438-4421 ALBERT GORAB AGENCY , 935-7848 600 Ridg* Road B O G L E IN C 257 Hackensack Street' 9 9 8 - 3 6 0 0 998-2916 realtor- Mother has had her sor 300 Stuyvesant Ave CHARLES B SWENSEN. I Tel. 438-1133 •UTHiaFOftD rows, Tel. 939-1076 58 Union Avenue O H A R A A G E N C Y Tel. 935-4141 JU ST LISTED but has held her bead up AUSTIN A. REED GIBBS AGENCY 132 Ridge Road 98 Hackensack Street ' ON VREELAND AVE. high. 1 Ridge Road North Arlington, N J 07032 A.W, VAN WINKLE A CO Tel 933-6448 Uvaly charm mg Colonial Her smiles always mir Tel 939-2100 Tel. 998-2916 ,{b 2 Station Square .•»t«f.o*tof neighborhood Having , At a recent meeting of Donations were alsoPlans were completed for Lyndhurst Emblem Club vored to the HelenKeller "Under the Big Top" on I RUTHERFORD - REDUCED No. 72, presided over by Foundation, and the Heart May 14. and a Cabaret Nite Excellent Location - V /7 bedrooms, LR., formal D.R., Eat- Mrs. Betty Wrenski, it was Fund on Jwe «h. in kitchen with 1st floor powder room. Make an Offer announced, that the son of $ 5 7 ,9 0 0 . LYNOHURST POR SAU: Treasurer Mrs. Carol Bar- NEWLY MODERNIZED) block, rode 69 miles on his bicycle, in the Muscular Insurance Agency THREE BEDROOM BEAUTY 14 ROOM VICTORIAN t Income property needs some repair, has new Dystrophy Bike-A-Thcn. at "’’ Wanted h * •V ’ , Convenient residential location. Maintenance free and electrical systems. 50x150 ft. lot, \ V i car $.15 per mile, he was spon aluminum siding; 2 new baths; modem kitchen; ASKING $59,900 sored by the Emblem Club, screened in endased patio in rear. New woll to wall an additional $25 00 w as do Broker or Agent. carpeting; Ready to move in. ASK TO SEE IT TODAY! nated Mf KMik n Medium to small. Looking to purchase your volume CARMITA AVE. Fellowship Day or manage your business on an associate basis wiffc A real fam ily home with 3 nice bedrooms. L.R. with fire future purchase. * Savino Agency R E L 0 place. Lorge lovely lot. ASKING $59,900 May Fellowship Day will be celebrated Friday, May 251 Ridge Rd., Lyndhurst, N .J 6 at the United Methodist ALL REPLIES CONFIDENTIAL 70S Ridg* Rood EAST RUTHERFORD REALTOR Lyndhurst, N*w Jersey Church, 56 West Passaic 438-3120-21 2 FA M ILY Avenue. Rutherford 933-3333 6 A 6 plus 2 and bath on 3fd floor aluminum sided, ex Arrive at 12 and bring a Contact Mr o Bnen Coccia Agency cellent location, move in condition. Must be seen. ASK sandwich Coffee and_cake ING $76,500 will be served by church RUTHERFORD members. The program 998-0636 NEXT W EEK M AY BE TOO LATE I will begin at one o'clock Don't miss this 3 bedroom colonial priced at $ 54,000. Features indude a modem eat- in-kitchen ond fireplace. Coll us todo for an oppointment. Owner onxiousl CAU fO D A Y TO INSPECT BEAUTIFUL OUTSIDE - BEAUTIFUL INSIDE She's just sitting here on a quiet street in WOOD-RIDGE waiting for you. Her many ad mirable qualities ond features include 5 bedrooms, 4 full baths, finished bosement JUSTIN REALTY CO. m with wet bar, central air conditioning, and a beautifully lanscaped yard. She con be 300 Union Ave., Rutherford, N .J. yours for an asking price of $79,500. 939-7500 Member M .l.S. if - \ LaR E A LT O R 1 Residential—Industrial H R E L ® REALTORS INSURORS HOMETOWN AGENCY'S VAN WINKLE ft LI86ETT HOME OF THE WEEK 24 Orient Way Rutherford realto r 939-4343 NORTH ARUNGTON Summer', coming — you can relax in your wm tr ing brick front Capo Cad hoe a beautifully appointed t kitchen with huge dining area, 2 bedroom., living room an first floor with roam far one er two bodn second, finished bewmont. built-in garage. $54,900. 'H i C C c z e & t 01 Prime location - White colonial features living room, formal dining roem'and Idtsb- en on first floor. There ore two moster-eiied bedroom. w*K colored tile kelfirejnt. 715 Keamy Avenue on second floor, bmement. $ 51, SOO 'TZeaC ty O ne. K*omy, N J. A superb Cope Cod - This home has an ultra modem kitchon, dining room, one bedroom ond living room on 1st floor. There are two bedroom, with half bath en KEARNY second. $S4,S00. ^ GOOD »UY: Arlington section, J bedroom Colonial, mov^in condition Offered at $40,900 NORTH ARUNGTON BELLEVILLE * ' IT'S DIFFERENT 30 ya old, 6 room (3 bedroom) Ranch Style home with sep«at. IS Year old h*' level. Consists of LR. DR. Mod Kit., 3 Terrific .tarter some painting and eatorior repairs will put this four too completely modem 4 room opt. for Mon. Asking $49,900 BR s, Rec. Rm, Playroom and 1 V*» baths 1 cor built in ranch looking like now. It's on a spacious lot en Beimohr Street. $14,500. gar. Central A/C, wall to wall carpeting in LR, DR, JU .ST “ STCP; a m U^ * « « * *"'»• Colonial home featuring living room w/ftroplace, formal dining room, kitchon, don and ondosod back porch on 1st fl Stairs, Hall A Rec Rm. IB ' obooe ground pool ond RENTALS KEARNY - Three (3) room apt $175 00 plus with 3 extra lorge bedroom, ond bath on 2nd fl. I o m m ho. finished fom.lv morel A must to see $59,900. available Juno 1st. With room and full bath. Aelung $63,900 Beautiful view. s >iu: Pf Of N TERRACE: 20 yr . old 3 bedroom Ranch, all modem I Vi bath., finnhod best- PROPERTY SOLD: THE ONE FAMILY HOME AT 243 i9 ment. Offered at $51,900 JAY AVENUE, LYNOHURST HAS BEEN USTED AND NORTH ARUNGTON - Th™. (3) room opt $180 00 include. h M , hM w»tw on* SOLD BY HOMETOWN AGENCY gas. Available new. , » MAINTENANCE FREE 2 Family - 4 A 5 rooms, finished bosement with bedroom, family room ond powder room, mony extras. Just Listed at $55,900. UST WITH US ANO GET READY TO MOVE? ----- NORTH ARUNGTON - Seven (7) Rooms. $350.00. Plus utilities. Available t BELGROVE DRIVE - NO UNDER CONSTRUCTION: Quality built TWO FAMILY HOMES. MEMBERS OF SOUTH BERGEN M L S HO Only 3 left. Choice of site, colors A style. Plans and complete details at our offico ARUNGTON-KEARNY M L S. n o il Prices stort at $77,900. O'CONNOR ACENCY Mambart Arlington-Kearny and South Bergen btytofety*’ □ i t Multiple Listing Service I C A U 99 1 -2300 F O R A C T IO N a a fo r HOMETOWN ACENCY 600 RIDGE ROAD. NORTH ARUNGTON OPCN 7 DAYS 9 to 9 WEEKDAYS •k WH I V a Glebe 613 RIDGE ROAD Telefkene AtUNOTON-aAINY I . U l SATURDAY AND SUNDAY TO S PJM. L Y N O H U R ST , N E W J E R S E Y 0 7 0 7 1 43B-132* S O U T H I REALTORS 9 9 8 - 3 6 0 0 OW* 1 BAYS - In . M l, m * PJt. r Jovial Bank Robber THURSDAY. MAY i. m t-M A Lyndhurst man with an courteous manner is accused He is Rah,- K*nr«h and is serving an eight-year ingratiating smile and a soft, of robbing at Ieast 20 New l a ^ ^ T T ^ w MOTHER'S DAY sentence in Lewisburg (Pa.) -I BUY THRU NISI INC.- Jersey banks and is high on Jersey Ave.. Lyndhurst federal prison the F B I wanted list. SMORGASBORD at. The FBI calls him the The current string of 11 M other! $59,900 "Smiling Bandit" because of robberies began last October ■4 bdrms. 63.900 the soft-mannered way in Most of the banks have had * J-fare clean LYNDHURST 64.900 which he separates bank tell- suburban locations and lax n d tlv tA , t6 rms.-3Va both* 76.900 O K N FOR OFFERS ersfrom their cash security. | » lovely FBI agents say Palaschak V r T ^ r 113.000 Althnigh nobody has ever M loin %i*or 43,300 ♦omily, got away with O.000 from seen the bandit with a gun. SEATINGS KM I S 4 PM fA RLSTA D T t*»it largo 2 Family all the Little Ferry First Nation Giovanetti says Palaschak ZuM A bdrmt SOURS modem A tpaciout all al State Bank January 7 and pneents a threat as long as 7 i# 0 0 59.000 olwminvm. 4 Largo no EAST RUTHERFORD WOO from the Provident Sav he is at large Sctmeider ESCAR0U * BEANS MINESTRONt BROCCOLI RAM first floor. Plut largo rioted 2 fom. modern 83.000 ings Bank in Jersey City last agreed, saying "As long as AfPETIZCK In front SPARERIBS (Duck Suuw/Hot Wustard) fR *0 CHICKEN PARTS H*H!2ycjLHS2«T5 December 22 he says he has a gun in his Splif Ieve4 7 rmj 74.900 Waor, 9 modem roomt, ClAMS OH HAtF SHELL (lemon C0CKTAII SAUCE) . Bi-level. 100*100 lot F B I sources say he has got demand note and will use it, 79.900 bedroomt, living FRANKS IN BLAMCF Super Ranch 74.500 dining room, kitchen, away with (SO.000 in the last you have to consider him Custom Ranch-3 bdmu EGG ROUS MINIATURE PIZZA SCUNGRII SALAD 69.900 room A tile bath. 71 X 184 six months and hit 11 banks dangerous " New-2 fom. 6&6 A l T H E HERRING IN CREAM a WINE SAUCE 94.900 lot. Taxes $1158.20 fa to do so When Palaschak was ar WOOD R lO Q f ClAMS 0REGANATA MUSSELS SHRIMP SCAMPI In September, 1S74, Palas- rested in 1974. agents found T W W I N K M L 12S P A t t A IL , EAfT R fT K IF O R t roung Split-3 bdrms. 69.900 CRAB CLAWS ALA CHANDELIER chak was arrested in con two guns, a 38-caliber re G tN tfA t AUA M U S T S H Super Ranch nection with nine bank rob volver and a 22-caliber start W I SPECIALIZE IN N f m i SALADS ASKING $49,500 YOU MAY BCLICT A PACKAQK PLAN WHICH 1 acre lot ITALIAN TOMATO SALDE PKXIED BEET SALAD 129.000 beries, chiefly in Monmouth e r pistol, in his tfe-esser d raw IMCLUDCS UOUOM OH YOU m a y s i u c t a Younp Cap#-5 nm. 47.000 and Union Counties er, Schneider added. “ F O O D O N L Y - P L A N A N O P A Y CUCUMBER SALAD MOT ” $ rms.-mod. 47.500 CASH ANO CANNY PON ONINKS SHRIMP SALAD T'**A NORTH ARUNGTON He pleaded guilty to two of Palaachak's last reported Roisod Ranch-6 rms. 78.900 MAT ARON! SALAD OPfN FOR OFFERS those robberies and was sen occupation was as a truck . BUfTET # 1 FOOO ONLY M W . wOi 4-nou acen Bor *9 95 Hot latsJboot brodod froth' hah Ou iour Irnh POTATO SALAD TOSSffi SALAD (Owe* 0* Ow»nQ) Gas St at gldg & Bus 115,000 Como and intpoct thit 1 ye. tenced to eight years at Les- driver. He is 34, single, 6- vegetable roast cNcken ot chicken cocoolora. ngOtoni PASTAS Modorn Office Bidg 89.900 "•th moot sauce a aotecbor o» 7 salads hot deep Oati sburg Federal Prison Farm foot-1 and heavy, w ith light appiopio. ooftoo Dry Cleaners 35.000 7 reem Colonial with ft™shod BAKED ZITI PASTA E FAGI0LE STUFFED SHEUS in South Jersey Last July, brown hair and hazel eyes. Modorn Office Rontd 400 kotement, 3 largo bod roomt, • BUFFET # 2: FOOO ONLY $9 95 wth 4 hour open Bar tNTRffS RENTALS after serving IS months, he largo Family room with firr The name "Kenny” is tat $12 95 Hot roast pnmo rt* o» beet carved to onjer ROAST CHICKEN w Potatoes ITALIAN STYIE CAIAMARI 3 Rms.-everything ind. 173. ploce. 2 Tilt bath.. 5 Air Con simply walked away from tooed on his upper right arm fottuccmi Alfredo stjttod ttot ol sole unth kesh voge tabto du iour. a sotocton ot 7 salads, hot deep d*h aopte SCUNGILLI WITH TOMATO SAUCE 4 Rms.-M/HW 275. d itio n e r!. W a ll to w all car) the farm and disappeared, and the initials “ USMC’ ap po.oolfoo ITALIAN STYLE TRIPE CHINESE PEPPER STEAK SAUSAGt & PEPPERS throughout house Dtth- 375. the F B I said pear on his upper left arm, 7 Rms.-3 bdrms. 300. MEATBALLS TOMATO SAUCE VEAL * Mushrooms Palaschak had an accom officials said. • LUNCHEON BUFFET: M.2S includes buftet desson cd * dryer. Oarogo. ROASTS LISTINGS WANTED! HAVE loo. codoatf, tax. and groMty Served Monday through plice in the first nine rob Friday lunch. ROAST PRIME RIBS OF BEEF MArfT CUSTOMERS ANXIOUS MANY MANY EXTRAS beries. but authorities aren't H aw aiian Luau Onsart Table. CaHoe & Den* Tasse TO LOCATE IN A»EA SfU THAT M U ST SfE sure whether he had any CALL from 10 A.U. lo 4 P.M. Call for reservations 759-2500 FAST AT THE HGHEST PWCE LO W 60's P la n s a re progressing on p o s s n t e . help in the last 11. FOR AN APPOINTMENT 340 FRANKLIN AVENUE the Hawaiian Luau spon Ow Rustic Fashioned FaciM*s — liom 20 to 100 SEE VINCE ANO Hie accomplice, Norman BELLEV ILLE, NEW JERSEY 07109 FRANK P. NISI sored by the Catholic Wom 935-2810 BE CONVINCED Tepper, address imknown. REALTOR an's Qub of St Mary's Par drove a getaway car which 14 A m o * Avo., Ruthorford ish, Rutherford Jean Lom was parked a block and a 438-4421 VINCENT AUTERI, bardi, chairman, and her To Discuss Past, Present half away from banks in 19# flfvd Hasbroodt Heights REAL ESTATE committee, are planning an Freehold and Red Bank, five leading bank execu Participants in the dis ■**' 288-2676 476 Riverside Avanw enjoyable evening with Po which were robbed in 1974, cussion beginning at 11 BEST FLEA MARKET EVER lynesian food, Hawaiian tives from Northern New the FBI said. Tepper was a.m. will be Siggi B. Wilzig. 933-0306 dancers for entertainment Jersey will discuss “ New ROUTE 3 DRIVE IN THEATRE r a chairman and president. convicted of bank robbery Jersey Banking — Past. RUTHERFORD, N .J. and popular music for your The Trust Company of New dancing pleasure. Tickets Present and Future” at a Across from Meadowlands Sports Complex Wednesday, May 11 semi Jersey, Jersey City; Clif WOOD-RIDGE are $12 00 per person and ford H Coyman. president. Every Saturday & Sunday are available by calling nar of the North-East Jer INVESTMENT PROPERTY sey Bankers Association's United Jersey Bank, Hack Jean Lombardi at 933-4241 ensack; C harles A. Age- through Christmas 5 FAMILY o r C e il P o s t at 483-9044 Operations Committee in bon*! miu thi* ideol money-maker. All very lorge 4 room apartments with til* the H o lid ay Inn, 2750 Ton- mian. chairman. Garden 9 AM. to 5 PM. Checks or money orders State National Bank. Para - bo,h* Beoutiful 100 » 100 lot with 4 car gang*. Brick and Stucco construction Sot should be made payable to nelle Avenue. North Ber tor call ut now. M a d under *100.000 mus; Raymond E Brower, (201) 933-4388 the CW C gen. president. Bergen State —RUTHERFORD Bank. Bergenfield. and HARD TO PLEASE? Richard Beekman. presi -..‘Ton'll appreciate thio immaculate 3-4 bodroom, 1V4 both homo. All ipnriniii room Bogle Inc. Lyndhurst dent, Citizens First Nation 'First & Second Time Around" _0 with now boseboord hoot, now roo* and beoutHul roc room. Add a ono car garwgo. 594 Room y Av*., Kocamy, N J. , j( oontor of town location and a price ol only *64,*00 al Bank of New Jersey. R ealtors & Insurors Ridgewood 9 9 1 - 9 5 2 8 TWO FAMILIES Other sessions will in- Opon Tuoodoy thru Saturday 11 to 3 . JM» have *•* impertion 1 choico Two family homo* just listed in Ruthorford. dude a discussion on trans Ono homo i* a nowiy alum-sided 5 and 4 with modern kitchen and batho. ono car 300 Stuyvesant Ave., actional analysis led by Thunday 11 30 to 7 garago and many oirtra*. Ohre ho o call. Lyndhurst William Kraebel. Trainee Spring Solo Foaturot Beautiful Gitft . , NEW HOMES Director, First Jersey Na Wo havo a nwmor « now I and 2 family hemee lor your I noport ion. Call for details. Tel: 939 1076 tional Bank. Jersey City, TabU, Chain, crib* - Childrens Clothing 03r e a l t o r WOOD-RIDGE beginning at 9:15 a.m and Hal# Prtco on A ll Now Clothing a 10 a.m discussion on Completely romodolod 3 bodroom alum, oidod colonial. Idoal an SPOT CASH FOR KITCHEN CHAIRS ANO FUtNmJSE •ido end outaido it now. Aoking *64.000 bank security directed by Charles B. Keil, Girard If You W ant ACTION I0OR STYLE S room colonial. 7 largo bodtoomo and t tile bath. One i Bank. Philadelphia t taxe*. Aoking SSO.SOO. In Soiling Your Homo CAU North-East Jersey Bank $10,000 PER YEAR PART TIME!! ers Association, whose $40,000 PER YEAR I bo Sold - Moke often. 3 bodroom*. 2 lull bath. Dutch Colonial, largo lot floor VOLPEJIEAL ESTATE, REALTOR members include banks in family room. Ultra madam oat in kitchon. Many extras. □3 FULL TIME POTENTIAL!! Mornbor M.L.S. o 933-8414 REALTOR' Bergen, Hudson and Pas saic Counties, sponsors TOY WORLD DISTRIBUTORSHIP seminars and other activi ties as part of educational MATTEL, ELLWOOD S. NEW, INC. RUTHERFORD programs for individuals PARKER GAMES, FISHER PRICE Rtoltors - Insurors working in banking and the Beautiful one family 7 rm. Colonial on a SO x general public MILTON BRADLEY, TONKA .for all your rtal estate and insurance needs No soiling or expano«KO noooeeary, you will 100 lot. This home has been meticulously V F W D in n e r d isplays w ith the country's fostott soiling i tatoortoMy maintained and has many extras including a toys in high traffic company establisHod account* that wiM ho 46 Chestnut Street, Rutherford, N.J. A Chili and Beer Dinner wood burning fireplace and dishwasher. tumod ovor to you. Your leoidon will ho computer processed hy Must be seen. Asking in the low 60's. will be served Friday. May ono of tho oldest and largest brand name toy ’irhalosodaw in the 6 by the Ladies Auxiliary to U.S. Applicants must bo responsible, able to mabe dsotitm. 9 3 9 - 8 0 0 0 REALTOR C A LL NOW! Post 227 and MOCPT, 16 ond be capable of making mnimum cash investment of $1,290. Open 7 days and evening* OPEN SUNDAYS Erie Ave , Rutherford Sit 10 0 % merchandise buy bade tings begin at 7 and 8 30 C a ll M r Boll; Toll Free a n y Hm e 1-BOO-62!-7773. Cat. A 1 I I A.W. VAN WINKLE & CO. Sunday colls P M Donation S2 50 Realtors & Insurors 2 Station Square RUTHERFORD IBWE A l TOW Tel. 939-0500 ATTRACTIVE ONE- FAMILY HOUSE IN LYNDHURST Don't fail to mo thh attract ivo 1-family house, Capo Cad typo, In excellent condition. Cornish ol Icng. linns room with fireplace, formal dining room, modem kitchen, fam ily room and powder room on first floor. Two tunny bod moms and modem ceramic Hied bathmom on o^ond floor Oat hoat, centrally air conditioned, attached l-car garage, plot 50.150 feet, in ground swimm.ng pool and lorge cabana in the rear. Call now. AT SOUTH BERGEN SAVINGS! 'ptMMcial Sccuiitcf I NORTH ARUNOTON: /• ARTHUR LIVA, Realtor I Two (2) family; 6th Street, excellent location. Maintenance free aluminum tiding. Uv- 100 Stuyvesant Avenue. Lyndhurst O a n O n l i f | ing room, dining reem, kitchon, two bedroomt, family room an firtt fleer. Lovely S room T e l. 433-2121 | apartment on tecond fleer. Finithed recreation room. Two u ptrat i heating unitt. Many | oxtrat. Two car garaget. See it nowl! RENTALS - LYNOHURST: RUTHERFORD Six room apt. Vhltey t roek Ave. location. Heat and hot water supplied Available 5 . 4 7 5 .2 5 June 1, $325.00 FM Fdtfr room apartment. Hoot and hot woter twppliod; available now. $220. PM HOUSE TOO LARGE? I U MT « three room apartment, heat and hot water tvppfied. Available now. $185. AM. wtmiM i Ptud 2i*xie*tm ! Call far detail*. SpaHau Stick Homo. Uving .. oe P tttM U u n e t v " TV n (3) room ap t $185.00 Available now! Pie.^cd 610 nns. So end el g.o.te.1 Dining roam. Modem Kitchen and ana bedroom ✓ Four (4) room apt. $220.00 Availablo now! Higher Eoming Gerftficotot Avoiloble Office for Ron! Excollont Ridgo Road Location. Hoat and Air Condi Second floor. Rented apartment. tio n in g su p p lio d . $145. SOUTH BERGEN Savino Agency PETER FERRARO 9 Lincoln Avg. Ruthertord. N.J. 438-3120-1 438-1063 SAVINGS ^ mREALTOR* tvo*. A Wookondt REALTOR- 251 Ridge Road lyndhurtt, N.J. 438 5*05 or 933-3S47 HBL L 24 r T H U R S D A Y . M A Y S. 1t77 D ’Allesandro W ins Prom otion Richard J. D’Alessandro. Jersey, has received his son of Mr and Mrs Angelo first promotion in the U.S. Leader Classifieds D'Alessandro of 8 Bernice A ir Fo rc e. Rd , North Arlington. New D'Alessandro, promoted --- APTS FOR RENT HELP WANTED j m r w a h t b o im p WANT10 to airman, recently com HOUSi FOR SALE HOUSE FOR SALE LEGAL NOTICE pleted training at Lackland HAIRDRESSER _ Full or port AFB, Tex . and is now as time. Experience necessary. *fep APARTMENT RENTALS CAREER O RDIN ANCE 1662 signed at Carswell AFB, INSURANCE salary. Call 438-9547 er *97- AN ORDINANCE TO RUTHERFORD, LOW 70 s Tex He serves as a mate LYNOHURST: 4 Mod Rm* POSITIONS 1770. AMEND ORDINANCE NO June 1 Occup. $280, plus RATE CLERK 1448 ENTITLED "AN OR rial facilities specialist with CHARMING TUDOR Util. Adults preferred. Established life insurance co. EXPERIENCED REAL ESTATE PfR DINANCE AUTHORIZING a w it of the Strategic Air LYNDHURST: 4V* Rmt. Heat Average earnings $12- Immediate opening available SON VOLPE REAL ESTA1V. 9J3 THE APPOINTMENT OF Command .M ove In condition. Professionally decorated. Modem 8 Hot Wafer suppl. June 1st 15,000. Group hospi for experience rater in Auto, 8414. POLICE RESERVE OFFI Occup. $250. eat-in-kitchen. Dishwasher A self cleaning oven Uving talization and car insurance fire and homeowners. Accu CERS. PRESCRIBING room, with firepJoce Sun room Formal dining room. rate typist-35 hr. week. New TH EIR DUTIES AND PRO NORTH ARUNGTON: 5 Mod Free group life pension plan, INSTRUCTION ANNOUNCEMENTS Study. Family room I laundry. 3 Bedrooms, all with and modem office in Ruther- VIDING FOR THE GOV Rms. Im m ed Occup. Bus. profit sharing and many oth large dosoli. 2V» Baths, room for 4th bedroom on ERNMENT AND DIS Couple preferred Heat 8 er benefits No exper. noc third floor. Fully air conditioned. Excellent neighbor r»NNIS - $.!«. W CIPLINE OF SUCH PO Hot water suppJ $325. We will troin. Mole or fe ONE MAN BAND •ent A tapeirt. Ala LICE RESERVE OFFI hood. Easy commuting. male. Call Joe Giangrasso, NORTH ARUNGTON: 5 Ultra 4*1-7*01. CERS. OF THE TOWN ACCORDION . 938-4 4 5 2 SALARY OPEN Mod Rms. E x c loc. Bus 653-6160, 9:30-4 pm days. SHIP OF LYNDHURST, ORGAN • DRUMS Couple. Heat 8 Hot Water REGISTRATION—, COUNTY OF BERGEN RUTHERFORD - 4 Room Dutch suppl. Ju ly 1 Occup. $270. RUTHERFORD - RANCH 5 AND STATE OF NEW For Personnel call p r iv a t e p a r t ie s C o lonial. 3 Bedrooms. Eot-in- Rooms, Living room. Dining CONTINUOUS JERSEY." NORTH ARUNGTON: 3 Ultra kitchen with dishwasher For The Board of Commissioners ot the room. Eot-in-kitchen. 2 B e d Mrs. Kleeha A*T INSTtUCTlON 778-0054 Mod. Rms. Heaf 8 Hot wafor m al d in in g room. Panelled rec Pertont or Townstvo of Lyndhurst County ot rooms. Garage. Call owner. FO* AOUITS A CHKDMN suppl. Immed. Occup. $225 Bergen and State ot Nev* Jersey do,, room. $75,900. Principals only 438 8483. ordain as follows 935-1077. College Studenft Drawing, Pointing ( De.igri SEC TIO N I That Section 7 ot Ordr W*or Show Sell - Sarah NORTH ARUNGTON: 3 Rms Eorn $40 to $75 a week nance 1*48 be amended to read as H eat Hot W ator supp PerttMit Painting Iram.MoJol follows No person shall be eligible Coventry Jewelry - $30 to 8 B E A C O N , N E W YORK - For Re 9 3 9 - 7 5 0 0 LYNDHURST - COLONIAL - 3 Port Time with or qualified to be aooomted a Police $70 a night. No invest. Over $185. tiree. Beautiful town house. 3 Reserve Officer unless at the time of Bedrooms, living room, dining A Advanced such apoomtment. iA) he than be a 18 y r,. R T C all 10 A.M. to bedrooms. $31,000. Volpe Real FULLER BRUSH REAL ESTATE SALES PfRSON KEARNY 7 Ultra Mod Rmt room. M o d e rn Eat-ln-Kitchen. Sculpture - ieginnan citizen of the United States of Amer 4 P M 365-0438, 235-0809. Estate, 933-8414. using our new telephone join us now and participate in ica and a resident ot the Township ot 8 2 Full Baths New 2 Fam Enclosed parch. Finished base 8 A d vanced Lyndhurst. L e a d e r C lassified s • MISC. FOR SAU MISC. POR SAU MISC. SHV1CIS SAY IT WITH LOVE S P R IN G CARPET CLEANING SPECIAL C L E A N U P ECONOMY 2 "TO MOM" Lawn M amton-me FREE DEODORIZING AIRonsorioW e Dl LAWN MOWER PAINTING SEE OUR LARGE ASSORTMENT OF 8 — 10 n n ti poc sq. ft. CALI FINE ANTIQUE JEWELRY TO GIVE. landscaping Services REPAIR SHOP RESIDENTIAL CHEM CLEAN MAINTENANCE 933 5458 DORA-LEE ANTIQUES Free Estimates 998-7218 Fvtly Insured COMMERCIAL 563 Franklin A vt. Nutley BONUS • landscaping^ * FULLY INSURED • Gardening WjJk fl Wednesday thru Saturday 11-5 P.M. Free Room Deodorizing with ovary ostimoto. On COMPLETE TUNE-UP FREE ESTIMATES * Frid a y u n til 9 P.M. • *«oddtng W M • Tree Service V f -im OF ANY LAWN & GARDEN 661-0971 POWER EQUIPMENT. Coll after Larry Nisivaccia ALLEN S CARPET CLEANING • F e n c in g Revolutionary NEW Stoam • Roilrood 6 P.M. Tie Walls • Bicycles Repaired • Pick up A D ^ r y Available CRYSTAL cleaning process-. No Moss, Tree Removal ond T nrrmng "jSTSZRuTSZS LIMITED TIME OFFER ^ F — 9 3 3 - 6 7 1 2 , 'FtflN IT U R E FOR SALE - Couch, REFRIGERATOR -\ Ketvinator, No Fuss. Also Scotch k.tphon sot and miscellaneous! 16 cubic foot. Porfo* condition CARPETS Fully Insured ' Guard avail. SNOWPLOWING 998*3652 Phono 998-4180 after 6 PiA. 204 MADISON STREET INTRODUCTORY OFFER by eon tract only AAA LYNDHURST, .N .J. 07071 Any two rooms • $25 MIKE'S NURSERY SCHOOLS NURSERY SCHOOLS 933-2930 Call Mr. Alien - 482-8927 Gabriele's FIRE PROOFING WAU TO WAU CARPET Fully Insured Landscape Service CUSTOM RUG SHAMPOOING 751-4809 REFRIGERATION SERVICE State Approved T^e Lyndhurst SERVICE MAT RENTALS Automatic Defrost Specialist • LINOLEUM A TILES M R . S T EA M I Hr. Fire Ratod DAY CARE CENTER • AREA RUGS ST EA M Repairs on All Make Especially Designed Program For • STATUES, PLAQUES LANDSCAPING C e ilin g s / Working Mother* Pro-School Reoders PEDESTALS , CARPET CLEANING maintenance and design, Home Refrigerators and Freezers. & Lb Private Nursery School PROFESSIONAL SNOWPLOWING In s ta lle d W( SERVICE WHAT WE SEU REASONABLE PUCES H*ghly Qualified Staff ® Art* A Craft* COMMERCIAL A HOME Herb Adrian, MY SPECIALITY SATISFIED 'FAST SERVICE" # language Art* ® Musk Rutherferd, New Jersey V Science ® Reading Readine** CUSTOMERS ARE Call 473-7663 until 9 PH • Social Studio* ® Hot Lunch EXPERT RUG & OUR BEST 9 3 5 - 3 4 6 6 PAINTING . . • Math Nutritionally Balanced Lunch UPHOLSTERY CLEANING ADVERTISEMENT Call 998-9561 Intenor-Extarior STATE LICENSED CERTIFIED SCHOOL A TEACHERS Stream extraction method GAR-DOR — Specialiung m in Ages 2-5 Yrs. anytim e WE REPAIR «C Sq Ft stallation A repair* of garage Call for Information CaH 283-0070 Philip Johnston CALL: BOB ZULLO overhead door* A automatic • Washers 438-5156 or 438-6360 after 3:30 PM 481-1209 door operator Residential only. o Dryers Free E*timate*. 933-2821 • Refrigerators H A R R I& O N BUSY BEE NURSERY - • Freeiors 484-4531 ‘Ctffld>ert Ages I lo 5 . Day or POSITION WANTED CONTRACTORS • Air Conditioners weekly rales. Hoi lunth. Open all year round. E CROSSLEY SERVICE BABY SITTING—High School Licensed 933-7785. 667-9278 PLUMBING A HEATING girl wishes lo babysit. SPRING Reliable. S t.25 per hour. Call YOUR LOCAL CLEANUPS 991-1839 • LAWN • PAVING Plumbing — POSITION WANTED CONTRACTOR MAINTENANCE Heating — Tinning • NEW LAWNS • EXCAVATING of the Bettor Kind NEED A CAR? Check the WMLL ftASY SIT IN M t HOME • LAWN • LANDSCAPING Coll 939 6308 Classified Used Cor column AEROPEX ■Near Washington School, Ruth- RENOVATING Water Problems solved HENDERSON-BOYO Inc tor a good buy SIDING o ROOFING estord. 933-0695 • S O D V A C U U M C E N T E R , For Service A Experience 5 Vreeland Ave • SHRUB TRIMMING I AMANOO VACATURO ______Ruthor ford TRUCKS FOR SALE • GENERAL REPAIRS TRANSPLANTING ------759-6640______WOMAN SEEKING WORK — • LANDSCAPE Taking care of elderly or con DESIGN Plumbing and Heating valescent. Light housekeep free Estimates ALERT Su p p lies ing. Sleep out. 6 ft Hours a INSURANCE dgy. 438-0212. 748-7489 Sink*. Bathtub* A Radiofors Electrical Supplies CMC TRUCK CENTER SOLAR SERVICE the TtuCK N O » U 751 7131 3 P IP R CUT AND THREADED IRONING A HOME CLEAN- ‘ •Om General MOTORS WORK GUARANTEED 'n ING - Woman will clean Uuuejijo t/ab utle ft NEW AND USED hduse or office. Experienced LANDSCAPE GARDNER References. Reasonable TRUCK SALES FRANK MAGUIRE Rptes. 997-1170 71 HIGH STREET i: BEtvf VtllE, N J Export repairing on all makos photo equipment 234 PATERSON AVE Free check up Trade-ins EAST RUTHERFORD C.AK. LANDSCAPING new A used Film process ing. FREE KITTENS CUSTOM BUILDING CONTRACTORS LAWN MAINTENANCE SPECIAUSTS IN YOUNG LOOKING k>« A OOQO HOME HEDGES A SHRUBS ESSEX CAMERA SERVICE DRIVER INSURANCE 933-1430 FOR MOTHER'S DAY or will have ^5 v«0MPt€TE HOME REMODELING G EN ER A L CLEANUPS ETC 290 Glenwood Ave Bloomfield 748-0026 to be destroyed. Pleose coll WE HAVE I 9 ( C all 773-2015 933-5688 after 5 PM. ( TtUCXS IN STOCK ALTERATIONS - ADDITIONS BATHROOM - KITCHENS ______10 - 6 PM. BERGEN COUNTY GLASS PORCHES—SIDING—BA SEM ENTS MIRRORS MADE TO ORDER MASONRY Royal Roofing DORMERS — GARAGES Auto Safely Glass Installed TRAINS, TOYS FREE ESTIMATES 438-2017 s & s Glass For Every Purpose and Siding Co. TROLLEYS 118 VANDERBURG AVE. RUTHERFORD Construction Co., Inc. 216 Ridge Road Lyndhurst Complete Home WE 9-9J43 Improvement*. Any condition or amt. Concrete, Driveways, TOP CASH Sidewalks, Patios, Insulation e Roofing WANTED TO BUY PARR $$ PAID SAL MAZZOLA Brick A Stone Work Gutter* e Leaders KILLEN MASONRY CONTRACTOR Waterproofing Co. Inc. Aluminum Siding 467-0065 FLOOR SERVICE e Stoops e totto* • 489-2945 Pointing-Caulking - Storm W in d o w s • Doors e Fireplace* • Sidewalks ELECTRICAL ~ • SANDING Coating Cement Kitchon* e Bathrooms e Additions WORK-DONE O REFINISHING Dormer* o Easem ent* PAPER BACK & Chimney Repairs : RECYCLE FREE ESTIMATES —Residential CHARLES O INSURED Corpentry O Masonry • ALL NEWSPAPERS BOOKS C A L L 822-3074 in Rutherfordaroa. Bergen 933-1367 5 F O R S1.00 Licensed electrician CANGELOSI C A U 759-5954 For A Free Estim ate ’• MAGAZINES Monmouth 566-7540 15,000 IN STOCK NEED A CAR? Check the Free Est. given. MASON CAU 991-6018 • BRASS 306 Valley Brook Avo. Classified Used Car column Call B61-2687 • COPPER for a good buy. or 438-0658 aft. 6 p. CONTRACTOR VENETIAN BUNDS, • ALUMINUM Lyndhurst 4 BERGEN-ESSEX Patios, sidewalks WASHED & REPAIRED. . HIGHEST PRIC IS PAIM Retaining Wall* HUDSON BERGEN CO ROOFING CO. I BUY USED COLORED TV'S Water Proofing 350 Belleville Turnpike Roofing ... Cutters , ALLIED WASH INC. WORKING OR NOT Brick Step* Keamy .032 im n lt ii gauge FREE ESTIMATES 991-4900 F R ii ESTIMATES FULLY INSURED CaH 933-S984 I S3 Sanford I n . •» *33-0969 I HAUL lyndhursl, NJ. WE BUY Light Trucking, Moving 9 3 3 -4 1 6 9 WASTE PAPER 751-3796 759-9404 Attics-Cellars-Garagos Cleaned re cyc lin g J . AMOROSI HIGHEST Messenger Service N.H. BROOKS newspaper, IBM cardst Ouf Specialty: Steps, Side *eo^f«t. Day or Night ROOFING CONTRACTS corrugated boxes. News- PRICES L a C orte CUSTOM KITCHEN walks, Patios, Fireplace*, Brick K paper drives arranged 438-4760 PAID FOR CABINETS Veneering, Carpentry, Panel Brick and Asbestos Siding Newspapers with moga B ro s. • Also your old cabinets ing, Shootrocking, Stucco. Gutters and Leaders zmes 90* per hundred Complete Alteration covered with No job too big or too *mall. ALUMINUM SIDING Let us, your friend 26 Meadow Rd. Rutherford K»ipds -.Coll 271-2293 SCRAP Formica, like now Webster 9-7186 Add itions ALL MASONRY WORK CLEANED ly neighborhood M on. thru Fri. 7 to 5. STEEL • Vanitorys Sat. 7 to 4. barbers, cut, trim COPPER Porch Enclosures • Formica Counter tops. MOBILE HOMES J0SIPN 0AMATO Car Ports • Special Weed working • Concrete * lock Work W A SH ED W style your hair Serving All North Jersey PAPERST0CK BRASS New Aluminum Sash ASK FOR JOHN • Porches O ln t r ) i if. THURSDAY, WAY 5. 1*77 &> • . SALE TODAY THRU .SATURDAY MAY 7, 1977 ON - i * U H 3 < 3 l u 0 N a t u i a l l h ■Mh Women’s Extra Size Short Or Long Gowns • Easy care • Embroidered EA • Cap sleeves 9 9 • Button front J . 4 9 9 • Siz es 42-48 i 5 . 9 9 Women’s X Size Short Robes • Easy care • Pockets • Pa stels 9 9 • 38 to 44 Women’s X Size Shifts • u 9 9 uuil Misses’& reg . 8.99 Misses’ (a A Juniors’ • Polyester/cotton • Zipper, Misses’ Antron® Mock Twin VM Split Cowhide button or grip • 38-44 Jackets HL Shells Sweater Sets SA VE $10 I 9 9 9 9 9 9 C om p. ■y V a lu e 7.99 Reg . 39.99 > Solids & ribs • Mock turtle & • Machine wash • Short sleeves • Single & double breasted • Some Hand Knotted Macrame Handbag; M isses' Holeproof Misses' Women's X-Size W o m e n s X-Size Sheer Stretch Bikinis Fashion Blouses P a n t y h o s e Cardigans 4 « e Q 9 9 R e g . 5.99 3 % s $ 2 J 9 9 T o 6.99 4 0 c Reg. 79c To 89c • Natural color • Nylon • Long sleeves • Polyester •100% cotton lined • Reinforced panty • N ylon o r cotton • 40-44 • 40 to 44 • Pet /med, med/tall • S iz e s 5-6-7 Toddlers’ 2-4 Boy’s Short Sleeved Shirts Men’s Screen Printed Tank Tops Polo Shirts SPECIAL PURCHASE 9 9 • Polyester • Polyester cotton knit • No-iron , cotton blends 9 9 'T • Siz es 8-18 • New prints 2 J 3 • S-M -L-XL / Reg. 1.9* To 2.49 Ea. • Assorted fabrics Men’s ( • Short sleeves SPECIAL Walk Shorts \ PURCHASE Toddlers’ 2-4 • Cotton • Western style • F la re d legs • 6-16 9 9 Print or Solid R eg. 5.99 Overalls • Polyester cotton • Perma-press Men’s • B e lt loops • 32-48 Short Sleeved 9E a sy 9 Men’s Swimwear ca re EACH Dress fab rics Shirts & Knit Tops 9 9 d S 9 9 & E A C H • Polyester cotton • 1 p ocket • 14V4-17 Men’s Farah® Men’s Dress Slacks Golf 8 8 Jackets AND S A V E $2 R eg . 0.99 Pre-Tlcketed $16 To *22 Permanent press • 100V. polyester Barracuda collar • Flared legs 2 slash pockets • Som e belted Sizes S-M-L-XL • Popular sizes