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Rocking Around the Christmas Tree The Com m ercial LYNDHURST’S OFFICIAL NEW SPAPER H e a d e r 2 5 * Published at 251 Ridge R<*d, Lyndhurst. N J. OF LYNDHURST WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 1, 1997 Second Class Postage Paid At Rutherford, N J . 07070 Subscription $9 Published Weekly I $PS 125-420 Rocking around the Christmas Tree 199"’ M unicipal Flection M ay 13. 1997 Petitions are available at the Municipal Clerk’s Office. I own Hall. 367 Valiev Brook Avenue. Lyndhurst. NJ 0 7 0 7 1 . Room ' Deadline tor tiling petitions and designations is M arch 2 0 . 1997 - 4 pin Urgent Notice Park^-Davis has recently re­ called some of the lots ot its Fluogen (flu) vaccine Ihe Lyndhuisi Health Department has been notified that the supply Here comes Santa - Commissioner Evelyn Pezzolla. left, and singer used for the tlu immunization Learning the moves - Sylken Sounds D J shows residents some fancy footwork clinics held in October and No­ Linda Heimel pose with the big man in red vember has been among the lots I hi Sutuhn fV< V over MU> residents enjoyed a I ’hrixlmax social tit the Senior ( itizens liuiltl- recalled by Parke-Dav is The recall was due to some loss inv run In Evelyn I'er :olla. Director of the Department ot Parks an,I Recreation the social was of potency of one component ot tram 1 pm to ' pm Transportation u as provided by the town buses tor those n ho needed a i ide the vaccine Therefore, the Eve, lone enjoyed music and dancing by Sylken Sounds l>.l I inda lleimel sans; ( hnstmas ear Lyndhurst Health Department is advising, as in accordance with ols ( aleriiiK h" the at/air was bv Demelrio s and Joseph s Place Special thanks to the following the FDA and C DC recommenda­ merchants who mad< doimltam of food and door prizes Imcncan Hero Sub llou.se. Anthony 's tions, that high risk individuals who received recalled vaccine Part’d shop Into Slime ( ar ( leaners, Demelrio \ ( aiding l)iMaria and IhMaria. Edwards. check with their primary care t rank s Truck ( enter. Joseph V Place. Ia ( u-heles Restaurant l.aDolcc Vita Restaurant, l yndhurst physicians to ascertain whether Diner lyndhurst Pastry Mazur s tiakery. Medieval times. My Place restaurant, and Shop Rite reimmunization is indicated Ihe Hank of Sen York donated a IT for the raffle Paul tioruta. I tee President of the hank of Sew York drew the Hi ke! tor the luckl winner Time to register for Holiday treats - Party goers had avarietyof food to choose from winter acrobatics to PSE&G sells land to HMDC tor $ Registration for the Acrobatic $15K educational grants awarded HMDC l Winter Program is now being taken Bv Joi.V N C» VRNKR BCUA grants license to use property at the Parks .Department. 250 Cleve­ County school districts including Another grant m the amount ol Improved and increased programs Bv Joi <• VKMK land Avenue. Lyndhurst. or by tele­ $4,800 and awarded In the Norcross will soon be available to students and Lyndhurst, North Arlington. Kearny phone at 804-2482 Wildlife Foundation. Inc . will be used HMIX Chairman lane M Kenny educators as a result of three grants, and Secaucus are part of a coopera­ I lackensack Meadow lands I )evelop- The program is for youngsters ages for wildlife monitoring and for com­ said the project will mean more edu­ totaling nearly $ 15.000. awarded re­ tive program with the HMIX s l .nvi- ment ( ommission(IIMIX ) Lxecutive 4 through 13 years old Registra­ puter networking equipment also toi cational opportunities cently to the Hackensack Meadow- ronment Center. Director Anthony Scardino, Jr an­ tion fee is $45 for eight weeks which the Hackensack River Monitoring '• This project will enhance our en­ lands Development Commission The cooperative program, known as nounced that ihe HMIX lias pur­ includes insurance A demonstra­ Program. vironmental education efforts by pro­ (H M IX ) the Hackensack Meadowlands Edu­ chased a one mile service road owned tion is held at the end ot the pro­ The third grant for $4 X70. from the viding an important link to the With a limited budget, the HMDC cation Consortium, uses the by Public Service Electric and (.as gram. Classes will begin Wednes­ IIS I environmental Protection planned nature trails, she said depends on such grants to make their Hackensack River, its tributaries and (PSE&G) day. January 22. I he program is for Agency Region 2. will let teachers be 1 he BCl!A property, part ot the educational programs possible associated salt marshes as a living The purchase pi ice could hardly be Lyndhurst residents only and the students. Meadows Path, borders Mehrhof A $4,950 Harbor Lstuary Program laboratory for the middle and high beat. Recreational ID is required upon reg­ Pond, from I osen SloteC reek Park in Mini Grant from the NJ Department school students. The land old to the HMD( for istration Please be advised that the lift* grant will be used tor N.l Criti­ Little Ferry to the intersection of Em­ o f Lnv ironmental Protection will pro­ $1 classes do fill up tasl. cal Lnv ironmental Issues Seminar, a pire Boulevard and State Street in vide water quality monitoring kits, I he living lab enables the student This property. along w ith a third ol The instructor is Jo Ann teacher training workshop M oonachie reference manuals and transportation to become environmental research­ a mile of land owned by the Bergen Onnembo hor further information, I he workshop is a two-week inten­ Ihe BCUA agreement allows for support for a one-day seminar This ers. investigating the cultural, histori­ County Utilities Authority (BCUA) call 804-2482 sive training program lor educators access to this part of the trail is all part of the Hackensack River cal and environmental impacts on the which was recently lent to the HMIX of grades 6 - 12. and oilers three BCUA Executive Director Michael Monitoring Program. water quality of the Hackensack River by the BCl A in a “license to use i>raduate credits. Oldham said his agency was glad to Currently , eight Bergen and Hudson W atershed. property ' agreement, are a part of the IIMIX s M eadows Path assist Get ready to dance The Meadow s Path is a 2 1-mile ur­ We re glad to be a part ol such a The Ly ndhurst Department of Rec­ Free workshops for women are offered ban nature trail ' that will run through significant project.' said Oldham. reation announces the Winter Dance the entire Meadowlands District, Meadows Path will serve people Mistakes. Women Make and J U„...How TnTo thetlio iiYirt(chf»n»:workshops or tnto riMMsleiregister, Callcall A series of free workshops for throughout the region by creating Program Ihe program is directed Kate at 246-1088 north to south, along the western side women to help them enhance their Get Over and/or Avoid Them continuous access to thousands of by RoseMarie Rubinetti and her statt Common mistakes include the of the Hackensack River lives will be held once a month in acres of parks and wetlands in the of Kelly McSweeney and Michele Kate Pandolpho, a North Arling­ The newly purchased service road North Arlington Kate Pandolpho, White Knight’’ syndrome, “being Hackensack Meadowlands, including Dally. The program is available to ton resident, has worked for over ten runs through the Saw Mill C reek Wild­ MA, CSW, a specialist in women’s perfect,” “never saying no” and our own special habitat around girls and boys ages 3-13 that reside many more On Wednesday, March years with thousands of women, spe­ life Management Area issues and career development, has Mehrhof Pond. in Lyndhurst. cializing in self esteem, decision The new Saw Mill Trail will provide dev eloped the series to address some 19, from 7 to 8:30 pm the topic will PSE&Ci Vice President of Environ­ Registration will take place at the making and career issues She is the only pedestrian link crossing the of the issues women deal with today be “Career Decisions: Be All You mental Management Stan LaBruna Lyndhurst Community Youth Center Director of Employment and I rain­ Saw Mill tidal mudflats from Richard The workshops will be held in the Want To Be” which includes an ex­ agrees located at Riverside Avenue on Sat­ ing Programs at Women's Rights W DeKorte Park in Ly ndhurst to the Youth Center, behind North Arling­ ploration of the process of career “We re proud to be part of Mead­ urday, January 18. from 1 1 am to 1 Information Center. Englewood, is nature trails planned for the 600-acre ton Boro Hall The first workshop, development and an analysis of per­ ows Path, said LaBruna It will con­ pm. The program is an eight-week President of the Displaced Home­ Saw Mill Landfill in Kearny. to be held on Wednesday, January 15, sonal values, interests and skills tribute toward a greater respect for session and will take place at the makers Network of NJ and is a mem­ Additionally, PSE&Ci has committed from 7 to 8:30 pm, deals with the The final workshop in this series will the environment through education Lyndhurst Community Youth Center ber of the Bergen County Workforce resources to finance some of the trail topic of “Self Esteem” Pandolpho be held on Wednesday, April 16, Scardino said making Meadows and the cost is $48 which includes Investment Board. She also main­ improvements And as proof of their believes that a solid foundation of from 7 to 8:30 pm The topic “Life Path a reality requires a cooperative insurance and partial costume cost tains a private consulting practice, promise, an $80,000 initial installment self esteem is essential to living a Planning - Where Am I Going?, effort.
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