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The m ayors in the Hackensack going to be walked over any long­ Mayors Hill and Kaiser of North Meadowlands district reacted er". Arlington are Republicans but w e’ll sharply last night to a report that Hill's skepticism was echoed by support each other mi this issue. the Hackensack Meadowlands De­ Mayor Dominick Presto of And, if a Democratic candidate velopment Commission had agreed, Carlstadt. the chairman of the isn’t right on this issue I ’ll be for without their knowledge, to accept Hackensack Meadowlands Munici­ whoever is running against him. more garbage from five Passaic pal Committee, who said, speaking "W e need leadership and repre­ County towns as a lawyer he would have to admit sentation, not promises.” he said. "It 's a hellava thing when the that on the surface it looks like the "We need action, not speeches. mayor of the town where they prob­ HM DC worked out a good agree­ Next year’s an election year and we ably plan to dump the garbage has ment. but. like M ayor Hill, has seen should start to get ready now so that to hear about it on his car radio these promises made and broken any candidate for public office who while driving home from work.” time and time again I say it's time needs votes in the Meadowlands said Mayor James Guida of Lyn­ for much stronger action, he said area better understand that the is­ dhurst "Not only that, but it was "This is not a partisan political sue here is garbage and we want an three days after they apparently issue," Presto said "We re not Re­ action legislative program to bring made the decision and I ’ve yet to publicans or Democrats on this is­ that about." get even a telephone call.” sue We re m ayors and we re sick Mayor Kaiser said he was dis­ The m ayors were at their regu­ and fed up with the Meadowlands gusted. but agreed that a combined lar monthly meeting. Dominick being the dumping grounds for political effort would be an effective Casamassina. the executive direc­ northern New Jersey's garbage. way of eliminating a problem that tor. reported that a Superior Court The committee, in quick suc­ has "plagued the meadowlands Judge, sitting in Morristown, had “Here We Come A Haunting" Roosevelt School Kindergarten classes, Lyndhurst cession, then unanimously ap­ area for fifty ye ars" "F o r years closed the dump where Morris proved motions to: everyone connected with the County communities and five others •Have its attorney. Alfred E Meadowlands has stated ad nau­ from Northwestern Passaic County Porro of Lyndhurst. determine if seam' how the Meadowlands are dump their garbage. A ppeals court upholds $ 1 . 1 M the H M D C acted within its legal the most valuable piece of real es­ boundaries in entering into the tate in the world, and yet they con­ The Appellate Division of Superi­ He explained that under the in the Shelburne Hotel to Gary and partners including Japanese restau­ agreement with Passaic County tinue to allow garbage to be piled or Court has upheld a $1.1 million terms of a consent order entered Lewis Malamut. Sullivan had ruled. rant operator Rocky Aoki. the without prior approval of the 150 feet in the air, jeapordizing the judgment against attorney Martin into with the H M D C last Friday, the Blatt and Polinksy had a project never cam e to fruition. HM M C: and also explore every le­ fragile environmental balance and Blatt for allegedly secretly profiting Passaic County towns will be per­ brokerage arrangement with the gal means to insure the consent ruining plans for what was to be a from an aborted casino project. According to the ruling upheld by mitted to dump only under the con­ Malamuts, who actually owned the the appeals court, Blatt and agreement is enforced and that the most needed state park. It's a dis­ In- a decision reached Dec, 3, the dition that county authorities order Shelburne. Polinksy talked the Japanese in­ deadlines will be met. grace and I ’m in agreement we appeals court upheld a lower court a countywide re-cycling program to That mling w as in connection vestors into turning over shares in ’Told Cassam assina to schedule should take whatever group action rubn^ that Blatt and his partner hid reduce the total amount of garbage with a,suit filed in 1977 by the Am- the project to them . then sold those a meeting with H M D C officials to is necessary to stop it now «$1 million in sales proceeds of a collected in all 16 towns in the coun­ brosios, represented by Newark at­ shares to the M alamuts without tell­ learn the exact nature of the con­ Mayor Stuart Veale of Ridgefield proposed casino facility from a pair ty so that it does not exceed 1.100 torney Miivyn H. Bergstein. ing the Ambrosios. sent agreement: arrange another and Guida also plan to petition the of investors. tons a day-the amount presently Blatt was represented by Clive Sullivan's ruling, upheld by the dumped by the other 11 Passaic meeting with legislators from Governor concerning the location of to hj* 1M3 ruling, former state Cummis. appeals court, w as that this violated County communities. Bergen and Passaic Counties, along a proposed resource recovery plant Justice JJarii Sul­ In issuing his ruling, Sullivan' -the agreement that the partners had with the majority and minority in Ridgefield The town of Ridge­ liva n ,. temporarily assign** to hear called tbe case one of the most to share the available equity and The county also agreed to pick a leaders in both the State Senate and field is vehemently opposed to the ' complex he had ever seen. ordered-the Ambroses' ffee for a resource recovery plant State Assembly location of the plant there and, ac­ “ & In their half tba fl. oviUion secret profit less by February 1 and have a landfill in *Ask Governor Kean for a cording to Guida, most of the resi­ -law Je rry Polineky of argued that they had expenditures, plus intiraatahdtit Operation by December 1, 1987. ac­ meeting with him and Department dents of Lyndhurst want it located P ®^ ** million to there. agreement with BlMt wd.f>otinsky additional 1214,999 plus interest for cording to Casamassina. He also of Environmental Commissioner r in d Gabriel Ambrosio. on the Shelburne casino hotel a buyout agreement lie and pointed out that, as part of the Robbert E Hughey to get an under­ "I can ’t understand how people •The II itiillion was the amount project. Polinsky held with them. agreement, the H M D C got. for the standing once and for all concerning think." Guida said. "Who ever Blatt and Polinksy hid from the first time, an actual date to termi­ heard of a town wanting a resource •Despite a series of investment Although named in the lawsuit, the intolerable garbage dumping Ambroelos when Blatt sold shares nate all dumping of garbage from recovery plant? But. most of the moves, financial transactions and Polinksy filed for bankruptcy and situation in the Meadowlands. was severed from the case. Passaic County towns in the residents of Lyndhurst believe it Meadowlands. •Guida picked up on Presto s will be better than what we have so remarks concerning the unity of we wanted it We fought for it. But "It seems to me I ’ve heard these purpose of the mayors committee D o l l s , e g g they wouldn't let us have it and a t l i b r a r y kinds of deadlines and promises for He also won approval of a motion to instead are forcing it on the town of at least 10 years, " said Mayor Hen­ establish a comprehensive political Ridgefield where nobody wants it. Thlsjnonth the Lyndhurst Public ry Hill of Kearny. I don’t believe Greg Kushla of Lyndhurst. Mr. action committee in which all the It’s all politics and I want to bring Library is featuring the foreign doll Kushla has provided some very they will be met unless we. as a Meadowlands towns would partici­ the matter before the Governor and collection of Lee Kuenzle and the group, do something to show that pate. beautiful exam ples of intricately Commissioner Hughey personally Ukranian egg painting of .Greg the residents and officials in all the designed Ukranian Easter eggs. " I agree this is not a partisan to see if we can't turn that order Kushla. Meadowlands towns just aren’t Each egg is a masterpiece of de­ issue." he said. I'm a Democrat and around The doll collection is displayed tailed patterns and symbology. The downstairs and contains dolls from painstaking process of how these around the world. Each doll is eggs are created is shown: the dif­ 1984 Variety show uniquely dressed In its native cos­ ferent stages of designing, waxing at high school tume: representatives include dolls and dyeing are represented. from the Chinese Refugee Or­ As a recognized master of the art ganization, an apple head Indian of Pysanky. Mr. Kushla is often doll, a Russian tea cozy, an Alaskan asked to give workshops and dem­ Lyndhurst High School presents Eskimo, a German china head doll onstrations to community groups. the 1984 Variety Show - Featuring circa 1896, and a USA soap doll] "Fam ous Broadway Shows and Activities of interest during the circa 1900. Movie G reats’’ with singing, danc­ month of December include the ing. and com ical skits. See the danc­ showing of the movie Heidi" on This very colorful and interesting ing feet of "42nd Street" and relive December 18th at 3:30 p.m. in the exhibit is just a part of the ex­ the magic of the "Wiz.” Listen to Children’s Room. A puppet show tensive collection of Lee Kuenzle. the beat of the band's electrical will be presented on Thursday, De­ Over the past * years Ms. Kuenzle sounds, as well as the trill of the cember 27th at 2 p.m. Although ad­ has been a cq uiring dolls and her human voice. Laugh as the truth is mission is free, seating is limited. collection includes over 100 foreign. Please sign up to reserve a ticket by uncovered in the "C ase of the Frus­ 850 antique and 1000 modem dolls! Greg Kushla calling 939-6548. trated C orpse" and see the surprise Besides collecting dolls Ms. dren and to a variety of adult-or­ of "A Girl For All Seasons.” The library will be closed for the Kuenzle is involved in doll restora­ ganizations. Christmas holidays from Saturday, The Variety Show will be pre­ tion and in------the antique,»v business. She IIIC u p u tiiB uiauiay case con- The upstairs display case con- December 22 - Tuesday, December sented on Wednesday, December frequently lectures to school chil- tains the fine Pysanky artistry of 25, 12th and Thursday, December 13th at 8.00 p.m. in the high school Pneum ococcal vaccine a v a i l a b l e auditorium. Come along and join the fun! Commissioner Louis J. Stellato, few communities in the Stale to We urge all residents to take advan Jr., Director of the Department of offer this program. Pneumococcal tage of this p ro gram .'1 Public A ffairs, announced today infection is a leading cause of death that on Wednesday, December 19th, throughout the world and a major Firemen say thanks between the hours of 9 a.m. and 3 cause of pneumonia. This program The m em bers of the Lyndhurst Volunteer Fire Depart­ p.m., at the Lyndhurst Health Cen­ should be of particular importance ter, 253 Stuyvesant Avenue, resi­ to residents with a cardiovascular ment w ish to express their sincere thanks to the residents dents of the Township of Lyndhurst problem as well as senior citizens. and business community of Lyndhurst for the support will be able to receive a pneumonia they gave the Fire Departm ent in its recent fund drive. vaccine. There will be a nominal fee X m a s Anyone who stiU wishes to make a contribution to the of five dollars. fund m ay do so toy mailing to Lyndhurst Volunteer Fire Commissioner Stellato stated lu n c h e o n Dept., P .O . Box 431, Lyndhurst, N .J. 07071. "w e are ve ry proud tq be one .of the V ' . 1 . t E- The membership of the Golden M em bers also would like to wish all residents a safe I n d e x Age Club of Lyndhurst, enjoyed a and happy holiday season. Tim es Christmas Luncheon at San Carlo's Bob O’Hara Editorials...... ( Restaurant on December Sth Hie Santa comes to Lyndhurst Bob O 'H ara, partially-sighted m em ber of the Lions 1 Club of Lyndhurst is selling tickets for the fundraising Cable 3 & I# excellent meal was followed by a Santa Claris Will visit Lyndhurst on Saturday, De­ Wheelchair Basketball game to be played at Lyndhurst giant raffle in which all parUci- c e m b e r 1 5 . Vagabonding...... peted. Prises donated for the reffle High School on Saturday, February-16 at 8 p.m . Santa w ill arrive on a fire truck at 12 noon at the MMiral Director? »et a new high for the number of This is the 2lst year Lyndhurst has hosted this exciting “ -ms donated. firehouse after a brief motorcade through the town­ ...... game between Eastern Paralyzed Veterans of Am erica. ship. A t the firehouae Santa w ill greet all the good little Business Dlrecter...... Minlc for the meal and fer danc­ Opponents this year will be the Brooklyn W hirlwinds. ing afterward* wps furnished by boys and girls, aged eight and under, who come to Tickets are $2 and proceeds go to the Lions Club’s £•*•«*...... * II The M u sic meet him . Santa will have a gift for each child and J M With...... * A goed tim e was had by all. cordially invites them to visit him . various charitable causes in the interest of sight con­ s e r v a t i o n .

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Sand address changes to Commercial Laadar, 251 RidaaRd. ington Laadar, 157 Ridge Rd.. North Arlington. N J. 07032. All ad­ waa inaugurated in July, IM . sans& irstrt. handicapper. takes viewers be­ Tuesday, Decem ber I* LynOiurst. 07071. All advertising in tha Commercial Laadar is vertising published in the North Arlington Leader Is subject to ap­ Opening with a share hard-hitting plicable rate card, copies of which are available at the North Arl­ hind the scenes at M eadowlands “ **act to applicable rate card, copies of which are avaHatila at newacast by Jack Otttea. the pro- A.M* ington Leeder. 157 Ridge Rood. North Arlington. N J. 07032. gram then presents Joseph 8:00—Meadowlaads 14. The Commercial Leader, 251 Ridg, Rd„ Lyndhurst, N.J. 7071. Anaaal SufeecripUea sa.00. Sia0e aapy 25 cants ' DiCoco. e weatherman who pin­ 7:30—John Savino takes his audience to 9:00—Drep la. Kathleen Donovan, hos­ Annual lutscriptten U.00. 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Official Newspaper of H Chef M urray, nationally known Official Newspaper of Rutherford 10:00—Jest For Faa. 7 p.m. Diaiag Wit* Haidemaa M cooking expert: and Carmine I a.m. Cfcarch Alive East Rutherford and Carlstadt 11:00—Cappy’s Center. l:M p m. Dr. Peter Sammartiaa aad 38 Ames Ave., Rutherford, N J . 07070 Bilotti, a veteran sports reporter 11:30—Jearaey te the Cosmic miad with who present* a tape and story of introduce Dr. Robert Donaldson. new Published Every Thursday by Leader Newspapers, 251 Rk Patricia Cooke Linke, Managing Editor Mimi. of FDD and hi* family the feature race that was seen the • p.m. Drap la. Kea Davie is haat. Lyndhurst. N.J. 251 Ridge Rd.. Lyndhurst. N.J. 07071 Agnes Luke, Office Manager night before at the Meadowlands P.M. class postage paid at Rutherford. N.J. Send address changes to ? Sanders, with his long experience Noon—Meedewlaads *84. Wednesday, D e c e m b e r 19 Leader Newspapers, 251 Ridge Rd., Lyndhurst, N.J 07071 All John Introcaso, Asst. 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P oor Police W ork Thoma Jantics At the same tim e two New losses add up to the price the rested men "chopping” up a Out-of-ardor never gets or­ The superior and inferior Pace-setters win races. York police were chasing innocent car owner has to pay car because they had a m ar­ d e r s . breeds of mankind are fast We have too many light down a stolen car suspect into today — and today the cost of ket for certain parts of the becom ing an endangered Perfect name for a dog sentences for heavy crim es. a crowd of young boys, three car insurance is wallet bend­ cars. According to insurance s p e c i e s . breeder .. KENN EL- of whom were killed, other i n g . authorities there are many Great wit is .. quipnotic. WORTH. Chubby hubbies can be so police were dragging from The argum ents against po­ thefts com m itted “on order.” c u t e . Whims with WHAM Sovietiqutte can kill U.S. the bottom of the river a lice chases through the An unscrupulous garage man hunches with PUNCH. score of cars, most of them streets are many and per­ m ay need certain parts and with “kindness.” Odd, odd, odd - how one can have barrels of fun with Alim ony, better spelled .. once reported stolen. sistent. Ye t they occur. Again he m ay not care how he gets Boozem friends ale- one cavort of hootch. a l i m o a n y . Chasing errant kids who in Brooklyn a police chase t h e m . fellows-well-m et. snatch a car for skylarking is resulted in the deaths of three It seems likely that con­ Notoriety basks in the Wee kids ca be so wicked. Some hotels provide Suite youngsters. Not all chases not going to solve the very trolled rings that steal cars slim elight of .. wreck- Brain-washing .. a form of Sexteens for honeymooners. serious situation of car thefts. wind up w ith such tragic con­ for parts or to defraud the c o g n i t i o n . mental hygiene. The number disappearing sequences. But all such insurance companies are at Every vogue seeks to be a The ruthless have a fearful Chop-sueycide .. Chinese from the streets rises every chases have the seeds of work. Police should concen­ .. Chic-cess. capacity for rapacity. h a r i - k a r i . great tragedy. y e a r . trate on breaking up those Regrets have a remorse The light touch scores over The discovery of the cars Nobody wants to halt the r i n g s . code all their own. H e c k l i n g p e r - the heavy-handed. junked at the bottom of a police from cracking down on siflagellation. river dem onstrates that the stolen car thieves. But many of the thefts may be one expects m ore caution in one area — those that result related to insurance fraud. in chases — and more pres­ The insurance companies are, apparently, being bilked sure on the area where the public is being fleeced. of thousands of dollars they pay out on stolen cars. These In Lyndhurst police ar­

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When the Legislature in sought to haul the garbage to 1968 created the Hackensack the m eadowlands. Meadowlands Development What sins have the Commission, national plan­ meadowlands communities ners were told that at last committed that they must be action to form alize planning forced to bear this penance? for the rich resources of the Why should residents, in­ meadowlands had been dustry, children, be forced to fro m all o f u s a c h i e v e d . accept the unsightly dum ping For reasons never made grounds that are barred in quite clear the Legislatures other places? to all o f y o u ! pinned on the HM DC author­ There is an additional irony ity and powers to handle in the situation. Com m unities North Jersey garbage. are now being told that they The assets HM DC brought will have to pay to protect the to the m eadowlands are open meadows from the leachate to question. The H M DC takes that flows from the rotting credit for the fish that flow in garbage. This, they are told, the river, the birds that fly will cost m illions. HM DC is overhead and the industrial using the strange turn of settlement on the cattails. events as a lever to get j>er- But the only real tangible mission to use more Lyn­ evidence of HM DC’s pres­ dhurst acreage for dumping. ence in the meadowlands are “Let us have the land and the ever-rising mountains of we’ll pay the millions in pro­ g a r b a g e . tective action that you will W ith garbage sites closing otherwise have to pay,” is the out in neighboring counties way one H M D C official put St. and cities the meadowlands While the squabble over are once again targeted as dum ping sites goes on, actiitn the place for garbage that on construction of resource once went to other sites. recovery plants is held up. The judiciary and the The only logical way of get­ H M D C continue to set “clos­ ting rid of the garbage is by ing dates” for the dumping burning it — but in the grounds but when the tim e to meadowlands strong opposi­ close arrives the dumps are tion is bolding up action just continued or permission is as it is in Essex and Passaic. i A G reat M ovie

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There is going to be a are '/2 cup chopped parsley 1 j a r <2'/4 ounces) chopped lot of parties this holiday sea­ 3 tablespoons toasted sesame pimento drained Bologna wedges son and the Cheese Barn rec­ seeds cups chopped turkey Ingredients: 4 ommends for starters. 1 c u p o z . ) s h r e d d e d C h e d ­ 1 cup of crum bled blue cheese How to: <4 d a r 4 ounces of cream cheese Beat cream , Cheddar, Hot Cheese Dip slices white bread. that has been allowed to Gouda and wine in a large 6 penses cheese Ingredients: Crusts rem oved and cubed spreads both one of m an’s oldest and most reach room temperature mixing bowl. Chill. Divide exotic and 2 cans (10-ounce) c u p stick) margarine economical, the staple of foods, has been 18 slices of bologna into three equal parts. Shape '4 <1 2 condensed cream of into logs. Roll one in sesame or butter melted mushroom soup. 36 stuffed olives Senior citizens exercise class seeds, one in the nuts, one in H o w t o : 4 cups shredded Cheddar H o w t o : cheese the parsley. W rap in protec­ Cook rice according to The Meadowiands Area YMCA Combine blue and cream tive w rap. Store overnight to meeting new people. 1 cup dairy sour cream package directions. In the will be conducting an exercise pro­ The STRETCH AND FLEX class cheeses and m ix until well blend flavors. Bring to room boiling water before the rice gram for Senior Citizens this winter 4 tablespoons prepared is easy to get to by car or bus. The blended. You can toss them temperature and serve in dissolve the bouillon cubes. called ‘ Stretch and Flex.” The mustard class will take place at the Living into th£ blender if its handy s l i c e s . Preheat oven to 375F. Melt class will meet Friday mornings tablespoons Gospel Baptist Church, in 2 or use a w hisk. Spread mix­ Now you’ve had the holi­ from 11 a m to 12 noon starting worchestershire sauce butter or margarine in 3- Rutherford which is located at 23 ture over each slice of day turkey. You are tired of January 18 '/z half teaspoon caynenne quart saucepan. Saute West Passaic Avenue, directly be­ bologna-take it easy on the the fine recipes Vagabonder This gentle exercise class is de­ hind the Park Avenue post office. pepper mushrooms, onions and gar­ first so that the spread can hit presented following the lic. Stir in flour, salt, m ar­ signed specifically for Senior For more information call the '/4 cup chopped chives all of the bologna-Stack in Thanksgiving feast. But I Citizens who want to firm up YM C A at 935-5540. joram , and pepper. Remove m uscles, in cre a se fitness, feel H o w t o : sixes, stick in a toothpick to swear that the best of used from the heat. Gradually stir keep them together and chill. turkey is yet to come. healthier and have more energy. The Y M C A is also available for Com bine soup, cheese, in the m ilk. Bring to a boil, Then cut the stacks into The best part of the program is that any Senior Citizens’ group that sour cream , m ustard, pepper Turkey On The Run stirring constantly. Boil and wedges. Into each wedge all th e s e things may be ac­ would like to have a demonstration and W orcestershire sauce in Ingredients: stir one m inute. Add 3 cups of complished while having fun and at their monthly meeting. stick a toothpick and on top of saucepan. Heat over low 2 cups uncooked regular rice cheese and pimento. Stir VFW to meet heat, stirring occasionally, each stick a stuffed olive. 4 chicken bouillion cubes until cheese melts. Add tur­ The next meeting of the Carlstadt Veterans D ay services were held until cheese is melted and You’re gonna love me for ’ 2 cup II stick) of key and rice. Turn into two- V F W Post will be on Dec 13th at at The Post home by Commander mixture is hot. Stir chives that one, but the next is just butter or margarine quart casserole buttered. 8 p m Any person who wants to join Joe Lopomo and President Mary into m ixture. Take as many a s g o o d . 2 cups sliced fresh Sprinkle with remaining cup the V F W Post and believes he or Mancini. President Mancini. Asst, packages of cocktail St. N ick’s Logs m u s h r o o m s of cheese. Toss bread crum bs she is elegible, please call George Hosp Chairman. Doris Schreib. sausages as you will need, Ingredients: 2 tablespoons chopped onion in melted margarine. Ar­ Schreib in the evening at 93M322. Nick Tino, Chaplain. boil, serve on plates with 2 p a c k a g e s (8 o u n c e ) 2 cloves minced garlic range around edges of toothpicks or cocktail forks, cream cheese 6 tablespoons flour casserole. Bake 20 minutes the sausages covered with the 2 c u p s (8 ounce) shredded 1 teaspoon salt and bask for hours in the hot cheese dip. Once your c h e d d a r ‘2 teaspoon marjoram praise you are going to get for tongue stops burning you’ll 2 c u p s (8 ounce) shredded c r u s h e d this disguised left over tur­ thank me for this one! G o u d a ' 4 cup teaspoon pepper k e y .

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DECEMBER 13,1*84 m M i ft '■ m Mayors fight meadows .* . . , (ConhnuedFrom Pdje S ) Mayor Stuart Veale of Ridgefield " ^ I a town warning a resource whoever is running against him. and Guida also plan to petition the recovery plant? But, moat «f the “We need leadership and repre­ Governor concerning the location ot resident!' Of Lyndhurst believe it sentation, not promises,” he said. a proposed resource recovery plant wtfTbe better than what we have so “ We need action, not speeches. in Ridgefield. The town ot Ridge­ we wanted it. We fought for it. But Next year's an election year and we field is vehemently opposed to the they wouldn't let us have it and should start to get ready now so that location of the1 plant there and. ac­ instead a re forcing it on the town of any candidate for public office who cording to Guida, moat of the resi­ Ridgefield where nobody wants it. needs votes in th$ Meadowlands dents of Lyndhurst want it located It’s all politics and I want to bring area better understand that the is­ there. the matter before the Governor and sue here is garbage and we want an Commissioner Hughey personally action legislative program to bring “ I can’t understand how people to see if w e can 't turn that order that about.'* think," Guida said. -Who ever around ’* Mayor Kaiser said he was dis­ John Daniel McCarron is Baptised gusted, but agreed that a combined political effort would be an effective On November 25 John Daniel 1984, in Jacksonville, North Caroli- mW keuC «rfT kbtgiC m tF m i!" McCarron. son of Donna and Daniel na. way Of eliminating a problem that has “plagued the meadowlands McCarron. was baptised at Grace Mother of the infant is the i area for fifty years”. ‘ For years Lutheran Church, North Arlington, former Donna Black of North Ar- 323 Ridge Rood • Lyndhurst, N. J. everyone connected with the by Pastor Donald F. Anderson. |jngton and John's father is First Meadowlands has stated ad nau- Sponsors were John Black and Jon- Lieutenant Daniel McCarron of the seum’ how the Meadowlands are ni McCarron. United States Marine Corps, the most valuable piece of real es­ John was born on August 27, JBarmeet of Jinlidao (Sm itttae tate in the world, and yet they con­ tinue to allow garbage to be piled 150 feet in the air, jeapordizing the f r o m ih e fragile environmental balance and ruining plans for what was to be a Hee most needed state park. 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Basketball takes stage L o w - y i e l d Basketball takes the stage Fri­ o’clock the girls entertain at Wilson day when most of the area teams Ave. School. Many smokers are turning to low- C h r i s t m a s P a r t y see action. At 7:30 o’clock the boys face the yield cigarettes in an effort to re­ duce the harmful effects of their * S Uc For Rutherford and Lyndhurst it Palisades squad. habit. The Bergen-Passaic Respira­ ...with our will be a four-game schedule. The W allington's boys square off tory Association cautions that low- boys will meet at Hutherford when against strong Bogota at 4 o’clock in yield cigarettes do not solve the the varsity team s will take the floor Wallington. health problems related to Smoking. after the Jay vees. The varsity game At th e sam e tim e the girls, on the Although these cigarettes may be should begin at 7:30 p.m. road, will tackle the Bogota POLYNESIAN less risky than the 'high y»eld type, In Lyndhurst the girls will go at fem m es. they do not provide an alternative to it with the jayvees following the Becton prids off the lid at home, quitting. senior gam e. T he latter gam e will entertaining the always scrappy PARTY PLATTER In response to requests for in­ begip at 6:30 p.m. Harrison five. The girls at 4 p.m. formation from smokers who have North Arlington’s boys and girls will be in H arrison to play their or a re planning to switch to low- open their season against Pahsades counterparts. The boys’ game be­ yield cigarettes, the Respiratory Park. On Friday afternoon at 4 gins at 7:30 o’clock. Association now has available free, informative material on this sub­ Elks plan H oop Shoot ject. The organization points out that On Sunday December 16 from 1 to Contest to be held in South Orange. tar and nicotine ratings can be mis­ 5 p.m. at Roosevelt School Gym, the Winners in the District Contest ad­ leading. Exposure to harmful prod­ Lyndhurst E lk s will be running vance to the State Contest. ucts in the smoke results more from their annual “Hoop Shoot” Free State winners advance to the Re­ the way in which an individual Throw Contest. The contest is open gional held in Wilkes-Barre, Penn­ smokes than by the brand selected. to all boys and girls between the sylvania. Regisonal winners will Cigarettes do not deliver measured ages of 8 and 13. The age you will be then compete for National Honors amounts of tar and nicotine in the on April 1. 1985 is what counts. in Indianapolis, Indiana. Winners manner that a pill may deliver a There are 3 age brackets each for there have their names inscribed in given dose of a vitamin. Yields de­ boys and girls . 8-9: 10-11. 12-13 the Basketball Hall of Fame. Any pend on smoking habits. Figures The boys compete against the expenses involved will be paid by provided estimate the amount an boys and girls only against girls. Lyndhurst Lodge. No entry fee is average smoker would obtain if he The winners will receive awards. needed. Just show-up at the gym or she smokes in a standard way. The winners of the Lyndhurst Con­ and shoot 25 fouls shots You may For example, if just a few puffs are test will advance to the District be a winner taken, the results are far different than if the cigarette is smoked down by longer and more frequent puffs The Respiratory Association also points out that the dangers of side- stream smoke for non-smokers stemming from low tar cigarettes is not reduced at all. Any reduction in toxic products from the cigarette affects only the smoker Individuals who have switched to low-yield cigarettes for the sake of their chil­ dren. spouses or co-workers have not reduced these hazards For smokers who do not wish to give up smoking the Respiratory T a k e i t Association offers the following sug­ H o m e ... gestions: Smoke as few cigarettes prepared by the J a d e ’s very as possible no matter what their Crammed with unusually good tasting Chinese/Polynesian own chef. Supplied to you with yield. Smoke the lowest yield hors d’oeuvres. A fabulous as­ this chafing pan and stand ... cigarette acceptable Do not block sortment of ^delicious morsels so you can ea t it all up. HOT! vent holes on filters: Take fewer puffs per cigarette: Leave longer butts tthe last part of a cigarette delivers the highest yield.) Try to avoid inhaling and take shallower puffs. Do not hold the cigarette in the mouth between puffs.

Lyndhurst Lions Club President Dr. Ram esh Tandon welcomes new member Louis Zecca, manager of All- Window Products, Lyndhurst. Induction took place at the weekly luncheon meeting of the Lions Club at Quality Inn, Polito Road, with Maurice IT:.. Michiels, past president of local club and deputy district 'CATERING governor, officiating.

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Special Gospel Meetings VFW HALL, 527 Valley Brookt Ave., Lyndhunt Every M on. 4 Wed. al 8:00 P.M. DEMETRIO'S Starting Dec. 3 to D e c . 1 9 675 Valley Brook Aveue The Gospel is God's prime message to mankind. The Bible. God's Word Lyndhurst, N .J. tells how you can be sure, through the death of Christ, that you will be in heaven. Come and hear the Gospel of the Grace of God preached from the Bible by: Call for brochure: 935-3126 or 935-0861 Frank Sona, Belleville David Zuidema, Midland Park All A n Welcome No Collection* Jim — George — Nick " Christ Jesus com e into Ihe world to sa ve sinners..." I TIMOTHY 1:15 *v’. % '> / - "•

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Dear Kfcitor, scries of sea walls and levies will Firstly, who is ' this Nick An- Juniors hold I have been following the sep*pate Lyndhurst fjrom the tonieello? Has fie been out the Two Report Passaic River Basin P*a**ic River. When if, ra in , t r y for the la«t three -months tiufe&nas Study with great interest. The ob­ Lyndhurst's storm wateh empty, think that Mr. Ward and ject of the study in simple terms is into the P assaic River: with a 40 Belmonte won the loyal election on the construction of p siphon tunnel, percent flow increase, the new wa­ President Reagan's coattails is a North Arlington Junior ' levies and flood walls to hstteve the ter, height a result o( to lidded pipedream. They won on the basis Club will hold its December busi­ flooding of those municipalities runoff from Bergen, Passaic, of their own abilities and communi­ ness meeting and Christmas party which received devastating flood Morris. Sussex. Essex. Somerset ty activities along with the Re­ at Calamity 's in Kearny tonight it f damage during recent and past and parts of Orange and Richmond publican P arty's record H ac­ o'clock. □ear Editor rainfalls. Although I am not an En­ Counties in New York, we may have complishment under the leadership To help those less fortunate dur­ employee’s salaries and have an­ gineer, I have enough common . The arrogance of the present Lyn­ to pump our storm waters over of Mayor Leonard Kaiser. ing this holiday season, used toys in nounced they are hiring more sense to make the following ob­ dhurst Board of Commissioners these new heights in order to keep good condition will be collected for clerks (For What?): And another servations. n£ver ceases to amaze me! Note the our town above water. What if our As for BUI Bradley and Robert the Bergen County Training Center arrogant act is that they have The cost of this project is esti­ Torricelli carrying North Arlington, flo w in g - Even though the HMDC pumps fail? This proposal is like in Paramus and a collection wiH’be planted cronies of theirs on the Lyn­ mated at 1 billion'dollars. However, getting a flat in your left' front tire, to think it is attributable to the local taken of non-perishable food items voted to place the Resource Re­ dhurst Rent-Leveling Board to de­ these types of project traditionally repairing it and using the air in Democratic organization is very for Ethiopia. Anyone wishing to covery Plant in Ridgefield, the com­ stroy the Board, and have removed bring with them great cost over­ vyqur right front tire to mflate-the wishful thinking. Bradley and Tor­ make a donation of either used toys missioners are still pushing for the me in the process. plant in Lyndhurst by begging Gov­ runs, so you can be assured the cost one yeu just fixed. Let's not move ricelli carried just about every town .or food items should call Fran Ken­ The members of the Rent Level­ will be much higher. Purchasing in Bergen County and this legisla­ ernor Kean for it: the Com­ the flood plain down to Lyndhurst, ny al 997-0409 ing Board, all stooges of the com­ those properties in the flood plain tive district including Republican missioners have allowed the South North Arlington and Kearny. We The North Arlington Ju n io r missioners. have made a mockery and relocating the owners as an strongholds such as Rutherford and Bergen Mental Health Assoc to add must correct if at the source, in a Woman s Club is a volunteer ser­ of the board with their pro-landlord two more tax-free half-way houses alternate cure was estimated at 900 way we can get some benefit from a East Rutherford. They too did it1on vice organization comprised of attitude and their ignorance and vi­ their public records and name rec­ (Or apartments) in town without million dollars. Should the author­ bad situation. women between the ages of 18 and olation of the ordinance's rules. The ities take the second course and ognition. 35. It has been successfully serving notifying the people: The com­ latest abuse is that they, including Is there a reason this area should missioners have attempted to dun purchase the flood area and build a be constantly dumped on? Why not the community for 40 years. Anyone the two tenant members, mind you, network of dams, retention basins, Lastly, to say that the local Dem­ the taxpayers for a sewer hookup solve some of Northern New interested in finding out more about have voted for vacancy decontrol, levies and flood walls in that area, ocratic candidates were weU-vtfrsed (at $60,000) that the builder, legally Jersey's problems somewhere oth­ the Juniors may call Fran Kenny, which will completely destroy the we would solve the problem at the on the cam paign issues is' a hallu­ must pay for: They have appointed er than Lyndhurst. North Arlington, membership chairman, at 997-0409. tenants. Although the concept of source and possibly find some bene­ cination. The Democratic campaign another grantsman to steal our fed­ and Kearny? This issue must be rent control is to protect the tenants fit in the form of recreation areas was immersed in distortion and out­ eral tax dollars at a salary of brought to the attention of the peo­ from rent gouging by the landlords and increased water supplies. Main­ right lies especially directed $16,000 annually: they have dared to ple in our area This project should and it has been violated from time tenance of the tunnel, which is ap­ towards Mayor Kaiser. Ask the c h a rg e Lyndhurst-to-New York not proceed as planned! ' G u ild o fficers to time by past unfair members and proximately 40’ in diameter. 14 4,000 plus voters who cast their com m uters $50 yearly for the once John DiLascio landlords, no one in his right mind miles long, and an average of 150’ ballots for Ward and Belmonte free privilege of parking across i n s t a l l e d would ever recommend vacancy de­ below ground level, is estimated to from the Lyndhurst RR. station Dear Editor. Mr. Antonicello should pinch control in Lyndhurst until now. This be 25 million dollars a year. This St. M ary's Hospital Guild will be They still have not sought reim­ In reference to a letter that ap­ himself so that he m ay awaken and is how I know that the board is installing its executive officers for bursement from the HMDC for the seems a rediculous waste of tax­ peared in your paper shortly after face reality. stacked I repeat they are out to 1985 at a luncheon on Dec. 12 at The land grab of over 400 acres of Lyn­ payers money! A plan of reservoir! election day from a Nick An- Sincerely. destroy rent control in Lyndhurst Pennington Club. Passaic. dhurst land worth millions of basins and channel expansion was tonicello I have a few questions. G. Kieman and all tenants would do well to dollars for De Korte State Park: presented previously and rejected object strenously to the com­ by residents of M orris and Essex They have installed an unneces­ missioners. County (Morris County is one of the sary. expensive nutrition center for the senior citizens and yet have All Lyndhurst residents should areas effected by floodwaters) be­ done nothing to aid the disabled and awaken from their apathy and look cause they would lose to much of helpless in their own homes they around. The commissioners will their land due to structural reme­ dies, thus the tunnel theory. still have done nothing to curb or continue to benefit themselves close down Aldo's Tavern and other while making a honkytonk of Lyn- This 40 foot wide tunnel carrying trouble-some taverns in town dhuurst unless we concerned floodwaters from central and Upper While other towns are freezing citizens stop them. Passaic River Basins will empty wages and hiring, our Com­ Lee Pacifico into the Passaic River opposite missioners a re hiking up township. Court Avenue in Lyndhurst. A

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because of M attingly, tt would . a winning hand when it plays league should tell all. It has been a good year for Don Tnrnp is too g „_ Bobby Meacham On the same footing as the Billy Taylor on Cable 3. This and a cou­ ple of the other t h e y other leagues. Giantmania year he has not had to guys K £ W „ Dy b r o u g h t f r o m However, the possibility apologize for the team and u p »e*« football, Colum bus...So why not give that Flutie will help the Jer- The area has gone wild, urge the fans to wait another the kids at Columbus the from him. sey Generals win a title is, simply wild, over the possi­ year. The players he has in­ break and leave Henderson in Trump has been the main perhaps, the most unimpor- bility the Giants may make it terviewed have been calm, Oakland....Tim e was when force that cawed the ie w confident and intelligent. colleges were skitting about United States football League USI Billy played the last two the way they recruited to decide to go head to fifcad Imll now that years for the Washington S p o r t s w i r e players for football etc...They with the other professional than when lt began Feds and will be with them feared charges of pro­ football leagues in UM. When ago. In'its third year begin­ again in the new season. fessionalism and all the USFL fights for patron­ ning in February, the USFL tant thing he can achieve. One of the down moments to the play-off finals. A w i n ­ that...But here is dear ol’ age in 1988 it had better be is going to be a lot better. And What the U S FL desperately of Billy Taylor’s life was his ning Giant team has been Rutgers battling with the col­ geared for an all-out war, The If Trump lands Flutie and the wants is recognition ■ It is a dreamed about for years, it failure to stay with the leges noted for making it new league will need every youngster comes, through as viable league and that it seems, decades. Kids have Giants. As a halfback, he suf­ worthwhile for players to do Mt of prestige it can muster. expected, the USFL will have should be included in all pro­ grown into adults without fered when the offensive line or die for the flag...Rutgers fessional football plans. having the satisfaction of couldn’t get the opening for wants to get into the big With parity, the U S FL not backing a winner. him -although Billy is one of tim e....There is only one way The count’s corner only will survive, it will Yet no matter how the the two Giants ever to score to do it...By buying up the Many decades ago a song by the of the Happy Times stable of flourish. Real franchises are Giants are for the rest of the three touchdowns in one best talent available...And name of. "A Good Man Is Hard To West New York now being weeded out. Sites game. That record was tied The stable 1$ named after the first season there is no doubt they Rutgers seems ready to do Find.” was on the tip of many lips. that have not produced only recently when Joe It was a catchy tune and at the risk pacer which Bragan owned and have captured the imagina­ it...Cresskill, unbeaten and crowds and profits are being M orris, who performed such which was imported from Austral­ tions and the hearts of the winner of the state Group I of dating myself it was a hit at least changed. “ Restructuring” is 50 years ago. ia. Bragan also owns Sweet f a n s . great deeds for Syracuse, did district title, put Ed Solari. the fancy nam e given by the i t . With a little change in the word­ O’Brien, whose outstanding filly Billy Taylor had Byron W il­ the wide receiver, Gino league for its eliminations ing the same can be applied to peo­ career was shortened by illness but liams, the handsome, soft- Pagnozzi, quarterback, and and geographical changes. ple who dabble in the horse racing who has become a top broodmare as spoken w ide receiver who has N o te s Matt Higgins, tackle on the W ith Flutie in uniform and industry. To these people it might the exploits of Beetcha will attest. performed so spectacularly first Bergen County all-star Bragan has been in the stan- perform ing the kind of m ira­ be, A Good Horse Is Hard To for the Giants this year as his The Yankee front office offensive team ...Solari has a Find.” dardbred’ game for more than J5 cles he produceed at BC, the guest on Cable 3 last Thurs­ ought to be arrested for pour­ 4.0 scholastic record...Bill There are many horses good years. U SFL will be able to chal­ d a y n i g h t . ing out $8.5 m illion for Rickey Milano of Becton was named enough to satisfy a horse owner, Wouldn't it be ironic if Sam lenge anybody. Anzalone presented the trophy to W illiams revealed one of Henderson...The Yanks have a tackle on the all-stars...On ones that earn a profit. But the truly Right now the Generals his namesake in the winner's circle. the reasons the Giants have been trying to buy the pen­ the defense Keith Nelson of famous, such as Secretariat. Seattle people are saying that their OATBIN-Stanley Bergstein, ex­ done so well this year. The nant by bringing in high North Arlington and Eric Slew. Spectacular Bid, John Henry. league can play even with Man O ’ War. Citation, etc. are few ecutive vice-president of Harness players, he said, like each priced stars who fail and are Hiller of Becton were named balmost any team in the other indeed in the thoroughbred field. Tracks of America, reports in his other. Tw ice this season they kept on the pad because no­ to the first team ...O n the sec­ league save, perhaps, the In standardbred racing the list of weekly Track Topics. The new have had get-togethers. The body else is' silly enough to ond team for offense Phil Dolphins. Raiders and a cou­ greats are Niatross. Cardigan Bay. track at Shakopee. Minn , con­ spirit of cameraderie has pick up their contracts...The Palagonia of Lyndhurst was ple of others. Cam Fella, On The Hoad Again and ducted a five-state contest to name been high. It has been demon­ Yankees last year burst forth named and on the third team Nihilator. among others. the new $60 million facility It re­ Well, m aybe. strated on the field where the as the best in both leagues in Mark Zelinski of Rutherford ceived 60.000 suggestions Among The $bove is a round about way of The third year of the new Giants perform like a team. the second half of the season got a nod ... writing about today’s subject, a them were sports figures Harmon horse the name of Sam Anz. Killebrew, Fran Tarkenton and Bud A good horse is hard to find," Grant Hubert Humphrey. Charles says A| Bragan. "but Sam Anz is Lindbergh and Walter Mondale going to be a good one.” were others." All impressive names. Sam ;Anz is a two-year-old pacer by Oil Burner out of Sweet O'Brien ■'Oh," says Bergstein. -there was Sam Anz will make his racing bow one other submitted by an uniden­ during next year's Meadowlands tified Minnesota humorist: The harnesi campaign. Best Little Horse House in the North. " The winning name was "Sam nnz had the face of Albus Canterbury Downs. and the body of Beetcha.'' boasts Bragan, "Those are ingredients of a Club celebrates great horse of the future.' Why is Bragan bragging so fiftieth m uch?: He owns Sam Anz, that's

w h >' ; i t o i f l i w a i p l i i w * * Albu*. B eetcha. of course, was the home y M rs Jackx j f $ « ^ star bf the Bragan stable and a winner of two legs of the World Cup Mrs. Richard B. Weeks was co-1 at the Meadowlands in 1982 Albus hostess. Tiie program for the meet- [ was the courageous pacer who ing was "The History of the*! raced in Free-For-All ranks'for the Polymathic Club” presented by I past four years, overcoming the Mrs. John J. Hastings. Mrs. Thom-1 chronic hoof problems tiiat plagued as A. Ready,. ^Mrs. Jack D. him most of his career. Beetcha is Stapleton, and M rs Mitchell M. Zak. registered as a stallion in New Jer­ sey. The Polymathic Club was or- \ Sam Anz is named after Sam ganized in 1934 and is one of the | Anzalone. the general manager for oldest clubs in Rutherford all horse racing at the Each member presents a pro-1 Meadowlands. " I ’ve long admired gram once every two years. Cur- | Anzalone.” says Bragan. and I'm rently serving as officers are Mrs. happy to finally have named a horse Oliver T. Somerville, president: in his honor " M iss Lucy Seidler. vice-president: Bragan had thoughts of naming Mrs. Philip A. Hyatt, secretary, and Beetcha after Anzalone i have a Miss Elizabeth Cook, treasurer. feeling he was going to be better At the last meeting the home of than ordinary.” said Bragan, 'but I Mrs. I.R.O. Mathews, she sented f wasn't sure. The feeling is different the program on "Currier and Ives. ” with Sam Anz I have confidence he will go to the top " W 'in ter p rogram Bragan is well aware the pros­ The Meadowlands Area YMCA pects v.. of predicting a great tuiuitfuture aiuiuunceuannounced theirmeir winter progams for a horse are numerically high. " I this week. Program s are available think when a horse look as good as for all ages: Preschool, Youth. Sam Anz has in training, regardless Adult and Senior Citizens. To find of the ratio, he s going to do some out more about these programs o u t s t a n d in g t h in g s on the please' call the YM CA for a racetrack. " Bragan is the master brochure - 935-5540. r i THOMAS PRINTING i CHRISTMAS SALE I 1 8 8 E 5 U t NOW IN STOCK ...THE NEW i ERAPHTEXT90 IPGS i P roduce i • BAR GRAPHS • LINEAR CHARTS i • FORM LAYOUTS • PIE CHARTS t Slop br lodtr •nd m thit UbM>n KacHinc I! SMITH CORONIV SI ENTERPRISE XT I! K»rbcard correcting Ifghtmight I modtrn ttyt* portable I * 1 9 8

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A North Arlington youth was Hubert Leonard, 212 Fern Ave­ found guilty of purchasing alcoholic p>n BLITS nue, Lyndhurst, who told the court beverages at Three-Acre Grill on he is a shareholder in the business River Road on October 26 and he and who handed the liquor to Con­ R D B L I T S J r t L , S e a s o n s G r e e t i n g s and the man who sold him the cases nor, paid a fine of |2S0 and court of beer were fined by Lyndhurst / 7 o a from costs charge of $25. Municipal Judge Jam es A. Breslin ROBOTS -A in Thursday afternoon’s session. State Police Alcoholic Beverage u T i j i - i Public Defender Kathleen Division Inspctor A. Riley testified Donovan represented Connor. along with Inspector Corralis that Breslin commended attorney Leo 1 H U Noel J. Connor of 9 Legion Place Vartan for his efforts on behalf of ordered a carton of 6-packs about t r e a s u r e FLOWER SHOP 10:15 p.m. and paid-for it “ with his client, M aurice Czaplicki of 66 Chestnut Street, North Arlington, in green money’’ but the inspectors CHEST a case in which his client was ac­ • LIVE & SILK CHRISTMAS CENTERPIECES did not see the denomination of the cused by John Caldaro of Totowa of JJ j bills. However, Breslin fined Con­ li • GRAVE BLANKETS • WREATHS harassment. The defendant paid a nor, who said he is 18 years old, $100 fine of $100, costs of $25 and was • FRUIT & FLOWER ARRANGEMENTS and set costs of court at $25 and lost YOUR CHRISTMAS RG BD T SHOP asked to make a state-mandated his driving privilege for one year. • GIFT ITEMS • A LARGE COPPER LINE contribution of $25 to the State Vi­ Transform s s. (Jo Hot* , m uch m ore olent Crimes Bureau. Senior Citizen Special MUSIC STUDIO FOR 1 0 % O FF A N Y THE PERFORMER CHRISTMAS ARRANGMENTS Dec. 1 3 thru Dec. 24 232 Belleville Tnpk. at Ridge Road, N. Arlington S e t t h e ORDER . WE DELIVER 4 3 8 - 1 2 3 4 Nelly Picker - Member NATS. MENC, NO A ALL MAJOR CREDIT CARDS ACCEPTED VOICE PLACEMENT • TECHNIQUE • REPERTOIRE m o o d , w h e n FREE AUDITION 221 Stuyvesant Ave., Lyndhurst 991-9435 997-8403 you set th e table. Hallm ark makes it easy to set a holiday mood with Christm as party- ware in a variety of designs. Add to the w arm th of your gathering w ith this colorful pattern.

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Who would give » m y a Klin- y e » r .;A e * i« Io*«s W and plans on tature racing car* None other tfean than keeping her since she is completely Tom Hickman, owner and founder dejnreeiated and has no trade-in val- oC Major Cleaners of Nerth Arlingv ue>' 5 ton. Ton* started Major Cleaners in \ About 20 years ago, he met an- 1967 which is now operated by h(m \ other'; race car enthusiast. Andy and his son-in-law, Dave MoppeiV.V Keflopinski, who had his boat in the Tom admits that he is a fanatic. Hev Domi yacht',anht f,|,,hclub. Andy A" Wv isic the Na- loves beautiful women and fast au­ Coordinator of the Automo- tomobiles. [ye Division of the Machinist Un­ He began wijth motorcycles, air­ ion. He te also manager of the Ma­ planes. racing, sailboats, pbwer chinist Union Racing Team. boats and fast cars. He is also a Through their close friendship, Tom licensed pilot. At this pdint of his\' has become actively involved with life, he is into racmg'rockingchairs, high-powered racing cars, but can be seen driving through the v \ Entry blanks m ay be obtained, streets of North Arlington in his nix purchase necessary, at Major turbo-charged sports car, at the age Cleaners, 460 Ridge Road, North of 76. Arlington. For eight years, he and his wife. Lois, after 54 years of marriage, Hansen- lived on boats six months out of the The engagement has been an­ nounced of Dean Messeri oi Redon­ Mr. and Mrs. Ronald St. Onge M r. and M rs. Glenn Speake LEMONTREE CORP. do Beach, California and Linda St. Onge- Kieselbach exchange votvs FUND RAISING CANDY Hansen of Hawthorne, California. Speake- Stevens The prospective bridegroom is Nancy Marlene Kieselbach and JUST IN-CANDY CANES and is product coordinator. the son of Mr. and Mrs. Dino Ronald R. St. Onge both of Riv­ Fleetwood Enterprises. Riverside Heidi Anne Stevens, daughter of and M ary Stevens, the bride's Cigars •ClgarettM*Candy Messeri of Carlstadt. He is a gradu­ erside. California, were married Snacki*PiveragefSoda Eve Lee of Carlstadt was maid of Mr and Mrs. Allen K. Stevens of cousin ate of Becton Regional High School, October 20 in the St. Francis Chapel honor, and bridesmaids were Donna Reedsport. Oregon, was married Richard Speake served his broth­ ln*t! Coojrfng Producti East Rutherford, and of Wagner at the Mission Inn. Riverside Wilson of Ferris and Lisa Shook of recently to Glenn William Speake. er as best man and ushers were 4 Ib. Potato Chips $5.00 College, Staten Island, N.Y. The bride is the daughter of Cor- Riverside, both California son of M r and M rs Stuart Speake brothers of the bride. Brian and 4 Ib. Pretzels $3.75 His fiancee is the daughter of Mr. alee Kieselbach of Rutherford and George McMurray of Yorba Lin­ of East Rutherford Bradley Stevens Gravy Master qt. $4.50 and Mrs. Jerry Hansen of Arthur Kieselbach of Manahawkin da was best man and ushers were S53 SCHUYLER AVE. Hawthorne. She is a graduate of Rutherford Danny Lehman and Tim Serlet. both A reception was held at the home The bride is with Willoby Hearing KEARNY • 991-M91 of the bride s parents immediately Open Mon-fri 8-5. Sat 8 12 An August 1985 wedding is High School, class of 1976 and of the of Riverside. Aid Centers. Portland Her husband planned by the couple. Berkeley School. Ridgewood, in 1977 Zachary Wilson was nngbearer following the ceremony in St John is attending Northwestern College She is personnel secretary at Presi­ and Jackie Wilson flowergirl Catholic Church. Reedsport of Business in Portland. MA ...... 1 dential Homes. Ontario. California On their return from a honey­ Natalie Stevens, sister of the Following a wedding trip along Mr. St. Onge is the son of Jean- moon at the Acapulco Princess Ho­ bride, was maid of honor and the coast of Oregon, the couple has nine C. St. Onge of Rialto. Califor­ tel. the couple have taken up resi­ bridesmaids were Susan Herzog W E D D I N G GUIDE nia and the late Conrad St Onge. dence in Riverside. taken up residence in Portland RECEPTIONS FORMAL WEAR JEWELERS i:iiB g s i f e j n g E a fe g p ;m The Cornerstone Inn VARI JEWELERS INC. Catering With A SOPHISTICATED REG., DRIP OR MR. AUTO. I CREAMY SMOOTH I ^ Personal Touch BRIDES Wedding Supplies , M a r t i n s o n ! W hite R o se | J e l l - O New Banquet Facilities Specialists To Accommodate Up To 200 Featuring immediate Delivery C o f f e e M a y o n n a i s e G e l a t i n s 491 Brood Str««t Vari has it all... M n M . N J . Sp rin g '85 $ Y > 9 I C ! 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y The North Arlington Athletic Profeesor of Horticulture at been introduced to provide $20 mil­ Field landscaping project is moving “ _ ’ annd his lion for local projects. We don’t Arrow Closer to reality, with $2,500 in dona­ w lll ’&reiMtre seedlings for know where P R R P projects stand tions by local citizens and busi­ BRIGADE planting in prepared beds. For the on the priority list, but Mrs. Hermia nesses to the Hugh J. Rodgers Jr. fa ll, the Committee is trying to get Lechner, Green Acres Adminis­ G e t into a perfect fit With 'Memorial Fund. The Fund cm- bulbs from catalog-order com ­ trator. says that high priorities Arrow Brigade. The taperecf jmemorates Hugh J. Ridgers Jr. of panies which have surpltis from were given to land acquisition, es­ North Arlington, a strong supporter body, waist and sleeves are their fall sales. One company has pecially where the land might be of the Passaic River Restoration written to pledge bulbs, while sever­ lost to development. designed to silhouette your Project who passed away in 1983. al others have indicated an interest shape and show it at its slim | The North Arlington Board of Ken Wallace, from North Arlington, Bank Stabilization • Education (which has appropriated is preparing a planting scheme for The Water Resources Develop­ best. Single needle tailoring, *$11,500) and the Passaic River the Lyndhurst Youth Center which ment Act, which passed the House exact neck sizes. Average i Coalition hope to complete fundrais- is the focus for planting this fall. In of Representatives in the summer, sleeve lengths with 2-button: Jing activities so that work on the ran out of time in the Senate this subsequent years, other public adjustable cuffs. O f 65% »Athletic Field can begin in the parks will receive plantings fall. Both the buy-out for flooded ! spring of 1985 The landscaping will C A P A B L E of Lyndhurst, will help homes along the Passaic River and polyester and 35% cotton if I be done according to a design by with the bulbs. the bank stabilization program for blended fabric in the newest j William F. Scerbo of the Webster- the Lower Passaic were parts of the Green Acres colors and elegant.pattems to • Scerbo Partnership. bill. Congressman Robert Roe, Bills Introduced lend a high-fashion look to J Beautification sponsor of the bill, has vowed to Many Municipal members of the ; Efforts Planned bring a streamlined version of the this dress shirt Moderate P R R P have applied for Green bill to Congress first thing in the spread collar to enhance the., Patricia Guida and her Beau- Acres loans and grants to purchase new session, and push for its pas­ • tification C om m ittee have begun ef- and improve public parks along the sage. latest neckwear fashions. ; forts to beautify the public parks of Passaic Kiver While the Green PRRP T-shirts • the Lower Passaic with flowering Acres office has evaluated the pro­ Long sleeves $20 .0 0 . plants. For the spring, the Commit- jects and prepared a priority list, The P H H P logo adorns our new t- ; tee is getting pledges of seeds and this list will not be released until shirt, with black lettering on blue ^ A r r o u / * - • annuals for planting in parks from after funds are appropriated The fabric. The t-shirts have been on Wallington to Harrison Burpee Legislature and the Administration sale since Labor Day. and were first . Seeds has indicated that it will con- delayed funding due to crossed sig­ displayed at the Rutherford Street ^ tribute. Dr. Stephen J. Fischer. As- nals However, two bills have now Fair. Sales have been brisk.

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K iw a n ia n s Meet. Pictured above, left to right, man. On behalf of the club, Liberman presented a Kiwanis first vice-president Paul Kinarski; Ella speaker’s certificate for her interesting and in­ Filippone of the Passaic River Coalition; president formative talk on the "Passaic River water shed James A. Carney and past president Paul Liber- rehabilitation and its effect on Lyndhurst.”

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December may be the season of good cheer for everybody i ' AND OPEN TO else, but for us it’s a month-long annual sales slump. That makes now one of your best chances of the year to save money on a new car or truck. 1 RETAIL PUBLIC We re prepared to give a little more than usual for your trade-in, and take a little less for the car you want to buy. U T E N S I L S So come pick one out today! RESTAURANTS Yule save like the dickens, and that's no humbug! <9 B A R S PAPER GOODS

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— v Borough student elected THURSDAY. DECEMBER 13. H84—Page H a Phi Beta Lambda officer

Miss Diane M. Hendra, daughter Future Business Leaden of Ameri- of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Hendra of ca and is dedicated to providing Ninth Street, North Arlingtdn, was opportunity for college students to HAPPY installed as treasurer of the develop vocational competencies Omicron Alpha Nu Chapter of Phi for business and office occupations. Beta Lambda at Bay Path Junior College during an induction ceremo­ A member of the c|ms of 1M6, ny in the Breck Suite of Brookside Miss Hendra is enrolled in Bay Hall at the College on December 4. Path's Business Administratkm- H O L I D A Y S Phi Beta Lam bda, a national or­ Management Program leading to ganization. is the college division of the associate in science degree. FROM ALL OF US AT

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The North Arlington American Legion Baseball Program is spon­ soring a holiday season bus trft to the new Atlantis Casino & Hotel in Atlantic City on Saturday, January 5. The cost of the trip is $7 per person and includes $5 in quarters upon leaving the bus plus a food voucher at the Atlantis valued at $7. All buses for Atlantic City will leave from North Arlington Borough Hall at 12:30 p,m. For further informatidn, contact The Legion at 998-0307 during the day or 998-8967 between 6 and 9 p.m.' Monday through Friday. All proceeds will go to the operat­ ing expenses of the Legion baseball program which in 1985 will include a scholarship program and a trip to Canada for the players.

b y S u e Kennedy On December 4. Mrs. Lori Merante. Admissions Director at the Berkeley School, visited two If y o u ’re junior and four senior English classes at NAHS. Mrs. Merante undecided showed a slide presentation about give a body language and its application to # Gift a job interview. She also described how to write a complete and effec­ Certificate tive resume. There was a Sports Awards as­ sembly on Thursday. December 6 at 9 a.m. in the high school gym ­ nasium. Students interested in office work visited PSF&G on Friday. Decem­ ber 7. with Mr. Kartan and Mrs. Glock. The NAH S Band and Chorus are having their annual Christmas Con­ cert on Wednesday. December 12 from 7:30 p.m. to 10 p.m. Admission is free and all are welcomc to at­ tend. The Junior Class is holding a Flea Market on Saturday. December 15 from 8 am . to 6 p.m. in the cafeteria and gymnasium.

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by Edward CampDeu North Arlington Kecreation Girl's Basketball League opened its 1984- B5 season Saturday at Wilson MARCH — COSW ORTH School. In A Division play. Forest Office INDIANAPOLIS RACING CAR Supply defeated Prestige Awards 18-10 Anita Doyle and Diane Hossi lead a balanced scoring effort with 4 points each for the winners. Pres­ 7 0 0 H.P. 230 M .P.H. tige Awards' Sandy Larangera and Barbara Meegan were named de­ fensive players. Aberdeen Secur­ WE C A N ’ T GIVE THIS O NE A W A Y ities. behind the 8 point perfor­ mance of Yvonne Nelson defeated Arlington Jewelers 12-5. Kari Beyers was named defensive player while Arlington's Casey Seagers and Geraldine McDermott received recognition for their play Jaro Pro­ visions won easily over Elks 31-15. Yvonne Logan lead all scorers with 17 points with Karen Rose lending MINI INDY RACING CAR defensive support. The B Division saw Kirk's Trans­ mission topping Broad National Bank 22-14 Andrea Sprague lead all 2 H.P. 20 M .P.H. scorers with 10 points Lauren Bura added 6 points for Kirk s. Karoiyn Theiss was high scorer for BNB and W e A re G iving This Maryann Timmons received high praise for her play Tracey Borys 15 points lead Palumbo's to a 19-10 win over O'Conner McMullen Jen­ nifer Kosmeil added 2 points Karen O ne A w ay -O n D isplay Hynes chipped in 4 points for i \ O ’Conner and Denise Hassan was named defensive player

In O ur W indow Marine Daly co m p le tes train in g

Marine Pfc Kobert P Daly, son of Joan E. and Owen R Daly Sr of 147 Bathurst Ave . North Arhngton recently completed the Summer Mountain Operations Course at Marine Corps Mountain Warfare Training Center. Bridgeport, Calif He is a member of the 1st Bat­ talion. 6th Marines, 2nd Marine Di- CLEANERS - TUXEDOS vision, Camp Lejeune, N.C The course is divided into three phases: a core curriculum of indi­ vidual mountain skills, a series of 460 RIDGE RD. NO. ARLINGTON, N.J. • 997-3800 tactical electives and a battalion level final field exercise. Daly received instruction in climbing, fixed rope installations D RAW ING SAT., DEC. 2 2 - A T 2 P . M , navigation, platoon movement across rugged natural obstacles and company and battalion offensive and defensive tactics in the moun- ' U nder J 8 N ot Elidible tains. A 1981 graduate of North Arlini- ton High School, he joined the Marine Corps in December 1983 THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13. 1934—Page 21

HAPPY HOLIDAYS from the. . .

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O p , K a r e n R o b in s o n , chiropractor, seated at p.m. with her assistant, Meg Nuse at left and office her desk at the Robinson Chiropractic Center, 440 manager Geri Tancredi. Public is cordially invited Ridge Road, Lyndhurst, talks over plans for her to visit the Center that afternoon and enjoy a social Open House on Sunday, December 16 from 1 to 4 hour, as well as learn the Way to healthful living. y y m z * R obinson center opens

The Robinson Chiropractic Cen­ Brookville, New York. We would like to extend an invita­ 418 PAGE AVE., CORNER OF CHASE, LYNDHURST ter, located at 440 Ridge Road, Lyn­ The Robinson Chiropractic Cen­ tion to you to join in our Open House dhurst, is pleased to announce its ter has expanded its facilities to Celebration, on Sunday, December 9 3 9 -2 9 5 0 Grand Opening. Robinson accommodate children, adoles­ 16 from 1-4 p.m. Literature and Chiropractic is owned and operated cents, adults and senior citizens. pamphlets will be provided to help by Dr. Karen Robinson Dr. Robinson originally started her you better understand tiiis new con­ Dr. Robinson, who is a life-long practice at 222 Van Buren Street. cept of Chiropractic Care. Dr. Rob­ OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 8 A.M. ■ 10 P.M. resident of Lyndhurst. obtained her Lyndhurst. The new location offers inson will be glad to ^sw er any Bachelor of Science Degree in thoroughly modern equipment and questions you may have. Re­ CHRISTMAS DAY 8 A.M. ■ 1 P.M. Biology at Fairleigh Dickinson Uni­ skillfully trained staff in order to freshments will be served. versity in Rutherford. She followed serve all your chiropractic needs. ‘The doctor of the future will HOT AND COLD SANDWICHES WE MAKE OUR OWN ROAST BEEF. her studies at Fairleigh Dickinson give no medicine, but will inter*.'st LARGE VARIETY OF SALADS AND VIRGINIA HAM, FRESH HAM s by obtaining her Dental Hygienists Dr. Robinson’s specialty is Ap­ his patients in the care of the human CONDIMENTS ONE OF THE LARGEST SELECTIONS frame, in diet and in the causes and license and proceeded to practice plied Kinesiology, which is a natu­ DAIRY PRODUCTS, FROZEN FOOD. OF COLD CUTS IN THE AREA t for four years before entering New ral scientific method of balancing prevention of disease." - Thomas s FRESH PRODUCE York Chiropractic College in Old and strengthening muscles Alva Edison IC E C U B E S f FULL LINE OF GROCERIES FRESH ROLLS AND BREAD I: funds for United Cerebral Palsy DELIVERED DAILY Several faculty members will be CATERING-HOT AND COLD V i competing against each other and HEALTH AND BEAUTY AIDS COLD BEER, LIGHT BEER *NON ACHOLIC against the students for this worthy cause. WINE. MANY COLD LIQUOR AND LIQUEURS On Saturday. December 15. Joan CHAMPAGNE Roden and Michael Catrillo will ac­ company the Public Speaking Team to St. Peter's Prep. Jersey City where they will compete with twen­ ty other teams in the Archdiocesan WE ARE TRULY A CONVENIENCE STORE, PRIVATELY OWNED AND OPERATED League in their second tournament. CALL US FOR YOUR ORDER AND WE WILL HAVE IT MADE UP AND Moderators of the Spanish. French and Italian Language Clubs PREPARED FOR YOU TO PICK UP AT YOUR CONVENIENCE. 939-2950 are planning a Multi-Cultural f : Sister Mary Agnes Christmas Party for all club mem­ %*>%»> In recent elections, the Library In a combined History-Science bers on December 17. Special fea­ Aides selected Patricia Wrixon, expedition. Lief Schirocki, Patricia tures of the pa-.y will include foods president Maria Parada, Vice pres­ Parentela. John Koob and John used in the various countries for ident. Diane Barbosa, secretary: Blevis took seventy-five students to holiday celebrations. These will be and Alicia Schneider, treasurer. historic Philadelphia where they prepared by the club members. Other members of the club include: visited the Franklin Institute and They will also display some cus­ Lisa Angelo. Lori Ann Bac inski, the University of Pennsylvania toms observed in the foreign na­ L e v i ’s Susan Biernacki. Theresa Joyce. Museum. The latter site has one of tions as w ell.as native costumes. Angela Jurglevicius, Sandra the best Egyptology displays in the This is one of the highlights of the A c t i o n Martins, Patricia Monaghan. Eva country. Students were able to ob­ year for the Language Clubs Sleczka and Kim Wohelking Since serve first-hand m any artifacts and The official opening of the basket­ the beginning of the school year, the works of art from Egypt ball season is Friday, December 15. W o o l s aides have assisted in the prepara­ On Monday. December 10. the The girls' teams will all open at tion of more than three hundred Campus Ministry Office aranged a home while the boys' will begin $ 3 5 . 0 0 books, audio-visual and vertical file Trivial Pursuit Tournament to raise their season at Dumont. materials for circulation. The North Jersey Blood Bank Interfaith Senior Club was the recipient of eighty pints of by M illie Guzzo who are continuing in other blood through the efforts of Vincent Our last business meeting of the capacities, we wish you well A ll finely tailored in McMahon. Campus Minister Jac­ year was held last Thursday. All Thanks to all members who queline Anders, Student Council officers gave their reports and we shared their love and attendance at a blend (if D acron' Polyester and worsted wool President and faculty, student enjoyed a nice social at The Center. the meetings and made visits to the that started with the # l selling slack — Levi s' body and residents of North Arling­ We thank all the outgoing officers hospitals cheering our many seniors ton who participated in our second for their efforts and great planning there. Action W ool Slacks, featuring the action waist­ Blood Drive. of all activities To President Dom The new officers to be installed at band, plus hidden comfort panels in the Two groups of students partici­ Fraise and his wife Fdith. "God the Christmas party are: President. pated in field trips on Friday. De­ Bless You for all your- dedicated Eileen Ehlberg Vice President. blazers. From Tailored Classics, of course. cember 8 Sister MaryEUen Ford. time Vice President Alex Gray Helen Gebler Recording Secre­ Joan Roden and Brother John for all the work he put into our tary. M ary Weber Treasurer. Carl Wilson accompanied twenty-six stu­ trips: The Chaplain. Rose lazzetta lazzetta Corresponding Secretary, dents on a tour of Rockefeller Cen­ for the kind words, prayer and Carrie Baranski and. Sgt. at Arms. Action Polyster ter to observe modern architecture poems she shared with us Our sun­ Henry Baranski. preceding a tour of The Cloisters shine lady, Lucy Campiglia. we Merry Christm as and Happy New $ where they attended a lecture and praise for the calls and cards she Year to ail. Our next meeting is 22.00 tour observing medieval architec- sent the ill and shut-ins . then, to all Jan. 10. 1985

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_ $ Knights ...... elect officers 1 8 5 R i v e r R d . , N orth A rlington, N.J.' 991-5593 The Fourth Degree Knights of to fill the post of Faithful Columbus of Monsignor Peter 8. scribe which remains open. The Welcome to Tort Glories Steals 6*lops O'Connor Assem bly has elected term of each office empires June 30, Joseph O’Rourke as Faithful Cap­ 1985 I / ■ < ; SIRLOIN STEAK (New York Cut) HLET M I6N 0N ...... IM S tain to fill the vacancy left by Rob­ Out MaaJi Am h fw j te 0r4ar Hr feaaJaw DiaUf. Mmm AJtaw«0*CW e ^ T . Queen ...... f.fl BROILfO POIUC CHOPS...... MS O'Rourke and Reese also occupy j - SaHWiaa* TW H D»»wb.li Cmkmtr, Art . . . U Sit King ...... l2.fS ert Kelly'. the positions of Grand Knight and kaallwt Sarvad ia -N, AtaMfWi •* Part CWUu ‘Veal George Kropilak and Joseph Deputy G rand Knight, respectively, Gold Appetizers VEAL CUTLET PARMIGIANA ... t.fS VEAL SCALLOPINI MARSALA . M l Reese were elected Faithful Pilot of St. C ecilia^ Council, while Hot Appetizer's VEAL FRANCAISE...... t.f S VEAL CACCIATORE...... ».tS and Faithful Purser. Navigator Kropilak is Chancellor of Queen of HUAT COOCTAii. ______CLAMS OUfrANTO llakadl __ 4.1 Alfred Hacker is requesting a jl Peace Council. ' n a u s o h s u u n s m c u a m u u c i CLAMS CASINO llafcadl .. 4.1 G ly c K e it I CLAM COCKTAIL Ul ___ STlAMiD CLAMS. I. Sutler S*.c. __ ».< JUkttO SHAJMf COCXTAM. - ZUPPA DC CLAMS ..... 4.1 CHICKEN MARSALA ...... 7.95 CHICKEN SAVOY...... 7.9S AtllCHOKIS OM6ANAIO II...4I ... 4.1 BROILED CHICKEN...... 4.96 CHICKEN PARMIGIANA 7.9S COiO ANTIPASTO (Hr Jl _ SHRIMP tcxun ..Ik liM4.4 Lt. ... ».1 SAKIO STUFFED MUSHtOOMS ...... 4.1 STUFFED IREAST OF CAPON 7.YS CHICKEN FRANCAISE...... 7.95 I’m dreaming o i a Christmas sweet Soup HOT ANIIfASTO I Fa* J| ...... J.1 f t ' When all cruel wars shall cease. 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Although I may be dreaming, friend, SHOPPING PARADE I am quite wide awake. I’m chirping “ Merry Christmas!” TO As some gingerbread I bake. The greatest dream of all is Hope For Life Eternal, grand So promised thru the Holy Babe RUTHERFO Low born in far off land. I’m dreaming that my dreams come true: That all this world be FR EE. Santa will be walking in town I ’m praying that our Christ shall bless greeting children with treats Each loving family. SATURDAYS. DEC. 15 & 22. God bless you at this time of year! Plus you can take your So merry may you be! child’s picture with Faith, Hope and Love shall purify Santa on these That chjld in you and me. Beverly M. Wesp Saturdays between 12 & 1 p.m. at the William Carlos W est Hudson Hospital W illiam s Center. Thursday, December 13 Advanced Cardiac Life Support 8 a m. to Classroom 4 p.m. 1st floor Hypertension Class 7 p.m. Room 321 (pre-registration necessary) Saturday, December 15 Wt. Reduction- Eleanor’s Way 9 a m Strokers Club Nemzek Hall 11 a.m Wednesday, December 19 Nemzek Hall Wt. Reduction- Eleanor’s Way 7 p.m Diabetic Class Cafeteria 8 p.m. Nemzek Hall _ ^ - "in iiictti secern Der 20.

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s j i TpTI r^ P h o I: Bcroe" ' ,n* ' ,ne ,o,,owi'’8 >» £ 01 PITCDCF|CERS AND Aun rim.EMPLOYEES --- OF THE BOROUGH OF RECORDED VOTE RUTHERFORD. UNDER AYES: None NAYS. None THE PROVISIONS OF THE ABSTAIN None ABSENT. None CIVIL SERVICE ACT (Tl- CAPTIAL BUDGET (Current Year Action) ( TLE 11, N.J. REV. STAT.) 1984 ' OF NEW JERSEY AND AMENDING CHAPTER 87 PLANNED FUNDING SERVICES FOR CURRENT YEAR 1984 , OF THE MUNICIPAL CODE , OF RUTHERFORD. AMOUNTS 5(b) ESTIMATED RESERVED IN 5(e) 6 WHEREAS, pursuant to a PROJECT TOTAL COST Capital Debt TO BE FUNDED referendum adopting the pro­ PRIOR YEARS Improvement Authorized IN FUTURE visions of the Civil Service Acquisition of Fund YEARS ; Act held at the general elec­ Rear Propertv tion of November, 1938, an 421,000. 21,000 400.000. Ordinance No. 1422, im­ TOTALS ALL plementing the provisions of PROJECTS 3,369,365. 280,877. said Act was adopted on Au- 400.000. 2,578.048. Reserves hold C hristinas party ' eust 7, 1939. and YEAR CAPITAL PROGRAM 1985 1989 WHEREAS, a further Or­ Anticipated PROJECT Schedule dinance No. 1 550, was and Funding Requirement pninvpri Ih,n ! I’1,:11".' Kescrves wives and Ptl. Joseph Cofone, all of distribute presents to all and Father adopted on March 15, 1949, with the cooperation of the a^,nner a, Hawaiian PaX* t l^ ^ ^ PaCkard °' * Tho™s Department of Civil Service, FUNDING AMOUNTS PER ' Episcopal Church was introduced revising the aforesaid Or­ urflay night, gave awards and wel- i . v Estimated Budget and gave the invocation. dinance No. 1422; and 1 Estimated Completion Year corned four new members who re- m « L t F r a n c i s WHEREAS, a further Or­ PROJECT Total Cost Time 1984 In photo are the new members of dinance No. 1950-65, was Acquisition of Rear cently graduated from the M' i'815™ t0 he P1"1^ d<- adopted on December 21, 1965 Propertv 421,000 421,000 Englewood Police Academy. ’? f Sen will represent a sampling of the many thereon, 4.4(e) be published in The News Leader in the issue o* December 13th. 1984 NOW, THEREFORE BE the office of the lice Chief William D. Jarvis and ,a„ L P3? y '°r dlsadvan- underPnvileged and handicapped IT ORDAINED BY THE Cer" ' iM C°°,eS °' ' hi5 re5°lu,'°" “ MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF Mrs Jarvis, Fire Chief Robert t d ° " day' Dec 17‘ youn8sters presently being served THE BOROUGH OF Certifiedb, t * bv me . s s ? resolu,io" ameno,na ,he taoi,ai bua°e' sM i°n LoPinto, Lt. Joe Baron of the E m e r c reJ k„i r 'h reSlauranl' ln ^ °ne 0r more of United Wa> s 62 RUTHERFORD: December 5, 1984 gency Squad and Ptl Joseph t p TLLI Chagans, owner of human care agencies. SECTION 1. That Section 87-1 of the Code of which this Helen S. Saroka Sarnoski. president of PBA Local ih„ t rl will sponsor the event The party, scheduled from 4:30 Ordinance is amendatory and Municipal Clerk supplementary be and the Published December 13, 191 202 and Mrs. Sarnoski.also detec. * ^ ! ballroom P m 10 6 45 p.m.. will include van- same is herebv amended and Ff<' SOT. 76 supplemented as follows lives Robert Sibilio. James Mileski “ 1 P V Z h u ‘° appr°X' 0US f°rmS of children's entertain- SECTION 87-1 and Richard O'Donnell and their ™ K ^ chlldre‘"' mem and a Santa who will distrib- SCHEDULETS ADOPTED year of their employment. (3%) of the then current ihe children attending the party ute gifts to the youngster* BY REFERENCE SECTION 3. That Section r ^i?rv °* ,he employee. The Borough of 83-36 of the Code is hereby C. Fifteen (15) years of Rutherford in accordance amended and supplemented 0/foV,SS'.J've o) of the then per current cer>l with the provisions of the as follows: salary of the employee. Civil Service Act of New Jer Section 83-3B in addition D Twenty (20) years of sey and Borough Ordinance to the salaries set forth in said schedules for members of the ?!1 / /ol of the then °er current c' ni DINING GUIDE Nos 1422. 1550 and 1950 here­ Police Department: salary of the employee with amends the Borough's E Twenty-Five (25) years Civil Service Compensation (1) All members of the °» service, eight per Plan by adopting revised Police Department shall be cent (8%) of the then salary ranees and classes of entitled to fourteen (14) current salary of the positions as contained in two paid holidays, said employee. 201-991-1849 . Longevity payments shall separate schedules entitled. holidays are to be New be effective on the earliest of 'Descending List - Full Time Year's Dav, Lincoln's either July 1 or January 1 Positions' and "List of Part Birthday, Washington's next following the an Time Positions" which said Birthday, Good Friday, mversarv date of emplov- r e s t a u r a n t lists are herebv incorporated Easter, Memorial Dav, In­ J c W i v m o / i n a J herein and adopted bv refer dependence Dav, Labor SECTION 5. The Borough ence. of Rutherford shall pay an Dav, Columbus Day, annual allowance toward the A La Carte Dining SECTION 2. That Section Veteran's Day, General purchase of uniforms to the 87-2 of the Code is hereby Election Day, Thanksgi Police Radio Dispatcher in amended and supplemented ing Dav, day after the sum of two hundred fifty C A T E R IN G FOR as follows: Thanksgiving Da, „..w dfX ars (S250J, the Parking SECTION 87-2 Christmas Day, based Violations Officer in the sum WEDDINGS, BANQUETS yjree hundred fifty dollars a n d 'iPot/e'nu&e Wututts BASE SALARY: upon the annual salary '1350.), and to the uniformed INCREMENTS rate. and plainclothed officers in AND LUNCHEONS The yearly compensation (2) The members of the the sum of four hundred • or yearly salary without in­ Police Department shall be dollars ($400.) payable on the . f c u n y e crements payable at an hour­ paid for seven (7) holidays first day of May of each year SECTION 6 This Or 620 STUYVESANT AVENUE ly rate and the compensation during the month of June, dinance shall take effect im or salary ranges, as set forth and shall be paid for seven mediately upon publication LYNDHURST, N.j •n the aforesaid attached (7) holidays during the according to law. schedules, are hereby m- month of November. NOTICE (201) 933-3400 188-190 -M M m d vhwnu*, Jieainy, "0 "»• Exotic Islander Polynesiant Drinks - Friendly 3T6 Valley Brook Ave., Lyndhurst N ew actors presents Service - Tropical Atmosphere - Businessm an's Luncheon - Take Out Orders American Express . Diner's Club • Visa NOW OPEN MON DA YS new production 635 LEXINGTON AVE. 768 STUYVESANT AVE CLIFTON, NJ. LYNDHURST, N.J. 935-4260 Parking In Rear The C a r lo s W illia m Center being performed this weekend will (201)478-1977 (201)939-3777 Rutherford will present the New be The Alligator Man by Jack Actors Program in its second pro- Kaplan, This is The Rill Speaking duction on December 14 and 15 at 8 by Landfold Wilson, Tuimes Square p.m at" ,h“the M arcus lI"Hall 11 Theater. by Lenard Melfi, and A Quick Nut 'SCRUPLES' RESTAURANTAND LOUNGE The four consecutive one-act plays Bread To Make Your Mouth Water I H4 r> P y by William M Hoffman. These col­ (Lunch and Dinner) Roma Club Honors lective pieces are representative of the theater movement of the late Blackboard Specials Daily I t a l i a n Restaurant 1960s and 1970s and will give the Happy HowHour 4 to 66P.M. P.U. 0/fo / ^ S 33 Crrstal Street Internationa] audience a good look into the pro­ flortlj arlington. iJ.J. gression of modern theater. Direc­ Monday through Friday president tor and producer Paul Ellis is re­ SUNDAY DINNER SERVED 2:30 - 9:30 P.M. The Woodbridge Club recently sponsible for these productions, played host at an“interclub meeting The New Actors Program is re- ttni Thursday and dinner when 550 guests at the viewin8 Plays for a summer season Ommt rmasto 10 * M Landmark Inn honored the official and is P*ann‘ng a training workshop Fri. 4 Sal. tM 1 1 P.M 528 Riverside Ave. p a r t i e s liwclllrom « iM Lyndhurst visit of Raym ond W l^uisford who 10 begin lhe firsl of the year ■ 2:301* 9:30 P.M. was elected International President Grace Episcopal Church, t o 1 0 0 991-2550 at the 699th annual convention in 138 W . Passaic Ave.,| 933-3888 Phoenix, Arizona in June Rutherford. Dec. 9: Second Governor-elect, N.J. District, Sunday of Advent; Regular Wrap Up Your Holiday Plans at John J Lucca, acted as master of services of worship; Dec. 16: ceremonies Also in attendance Third Sunday of Advent; were the following New Jersey Dis- Christmas pageant at 10 ^ M gngl)(ii met officers Governor Donald T a m . D e c 23: Fourth Sunday of Advent; Greening of the Edward Gallo Treasurer James R Washington and Secretary John F church 2 p.m. Devlin. Monday, Dec. 24: Christ­ Local Kiw anians who attended mas Eve, Services of Holy I * En#, 0«m»nn Eucharist 7:30 p.m. and • Annlvernrlti with their ladies were: Past Gov­ • Private Partin up to so Paopie ernor Phillip J Paul and Harriet p.m.; Tuesday, Dec. 2 m o u n t a i n Paul Past President Dr. Frank V. Christmas, Service of H< Ftituring Ihe Usuel, Ihe Unusual S lhe Unique "THE ORIGINATORS Of YUM CHA" Zaccaria, Connie Tyther: Pauline Eucharist 10 a.m.; Dec. 3 PERSONAL ATTENTION TO YOUR 602 R ida* Road I 321 R iv«r Road 469 Rout* 17 NORTH ARLINGTON CLIFTON and Past President Michael Car- First Sunday after Christ­ PARAMUS PRIVATE PARTY PLANS “ 11-S377 I 473 0177 rafiello and Margaret and John mas, Festival of Lessons & 265-35*0 Radleigh P R. Carols at 10 a.m.; Tuesday, Call 939-1520 One of the highlights of the meet­ January 1, 1985: New Year’s 305 RIDGE RD., LYNDHURST, Nj mjL_ (Near Valleybrook Ave.) ing was the swearing-in of a number Day, Service of Holy Nrtdnt Across ttr««t (Off Vsll.ybrook An.) of new Kiwanians. Eucharist 10 a.m. lH u n a u A i, uavaiwDr.iH u, —ranc w

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MANAGEMENT / UIISH IDG TRAINEE to assist manager In local, Hlrlrto. Your AV««. f o r a H o m e 7 appliance stores Call 1 *8 0 5 - 6 8 7 . 6 0 0 0 While in traInina e * L * - * > V r _ 46*-»W7 LEOAL SBCftE- a s " s a r s f t TAHV. Full Tim#. Ex­ Y O U WANT IT! WE HAVE IT! to 10 a.m. or 4 to-5 perience required. p.m., a sk fo r Mr. Nutlav location. Sm all Manning. active office. Call 667- R E N T A L S GALORE & M O R E . 3777. ‘ - - c WHO MW RKSON C A R L S T A D T . ' M m i i PART T IM E HOSPITALIZATION ( F T 8i P T ) 1 Park Ave., Lyndhurst AND UNIFORMS DRIVERS 4*0-9884 P.T. hours 11-9 Mon.-Wed.; RENTALS: FOR Tit HOLIDAYS! 11-* Thurs.-Fri. LVNDHURST- SCHOOL YEMCLE AIDES ASK FOR KEVIN • Office Space, $165. see m i Benefits for Full Tlmort . in- Mali/Ftm al« dud* medical, dental, profit • 4 Room Apartm ent, $450. inc. utilities m i u r cosmetics sharing A tuition rotund. • 3 R o o m , u lt r a m o d . a p t., $600. + . Excellent opportunity for re­ tirees, housewives, etc. to HANDYMAN • Whole house, $850. + . CM DO TW! Benefits; for Part Timer* in­ p e r supplement veur income 5 Nights a week. rot driving or supervising school For Complfmfentary clude i>a id vacations and h o u r Thurs. till Mon. profit sharing. children In our c a rs o r station APPLY IN PERSON F a c ia l, wagons. Applicants must be C a ll A n n * Eves 6-9 PM . Earn $10.00 per hour making persons of good character and only (5) appointments per week for our sales experienced driver with good THE NEW PAM TAVERN 939-0*36 Reps. Bonus for additional appointments. driving record. 250 Park Ave. E a r n $300 p e r w e e k + . N o e x p e r ie n c e 998-4*00 East Rutherford necessary, we will train you! Steady work, start im m ediately! Wk Davs, 9 A.M -9 P M Sal & Sun 9 MALE OR FEMALE O P E N 7 DA Y S A W E EK Call Mrs. Lombardo between 6 PW-9 PM. G A L / G U Y FRIDAY C A L L 991-7373 SALESPERSON - Re- IS SOUGHT SV CARLSTADT tail. Part time - full T H E PERROTTA AGENCY Fl RM. Full of P»rt Time will Part Time evening time. Make your own be considered. hours. $5.75 per hour. 137 R id q e Road, Lyndhurst Evenings 6-9 PM . Earn $10 per hour taking schedule appoint­ Men's Wear Shop, only five credit applications per week. Bonus CALL T. CUMMINGS m en ts, 939 2030 South Bergen Ctv. for additional applications, earn $300 a week 4*0-9777 J4.00 per hour. Christm as bonus, pt’is Plus. No experience necessary, we will train other benefits. 939- L Y N D H U R S T vou. Steady work. Start immediately. 4631, a s k fo r M r . H .M Call Dawn 9 AM-5 PM or Betty 6 PM 9 PM . E s s . ALUMINUM SIDED COLONIAL NUTRITION & REG­ DRIVERS ACRYLIC OIL PAINTING ISTERED D IETI­ (Completely renovated) INSTRUCTOR For CIAN NEEDED. IF Large living room, formal dining room, WANTED SOUTHWEST BERGEN INTERESTED HEALTH AND SENIOR CIT­ modern eat-in kitchen on first floor. 3 large PLEASE CALL IZEN CENTER IN EAST C A S H I E R . P A R T bedrooms and ceram ic tile bath on second All shifts. T IM E DAYS. Call 991- 8 4 3 - 4 4 4 4 Rutherford Taxi RUTHERFORD. 6 4 ^ 2 6 2 5 floor. Gas heat, finished basement with bath Please call Beatrice 4480. and lavatory. Private driveway. 4 6 0 - 9 8 8 4 93S-8850 $127,900. RENTALS. TEACHER NORTH ARLINGTON. Efficiency apart MAID ment. 2 rooms, $400. plus utilities. A POSITION AVAILABLE AS OF JAN. F U L L T IM E PART TIME DAYS NORTH ARLINGTON. 4 modern rooms, 2, 1985 FOR A CERTIFIED SCIENCE Public Works $550. + h e a t. A d u lts p re fe r re d . LYNDHURST OFFICE WINSLOW MOTEL TEACHER. 933-4949 Director Good with figures. • OPEN 7DAYS• QUALIFIED APPLICANTS SHOULD Prior teller or cashier CALL Responsible for road, sanitary and storm experience helpful. WEEKDAYS T08P.M. Returning home­ SATURDAY & SUNDAY TO 5 P.M. ALFRED MARBAISE sewer maintenance, buildings and grounds, makers welcome. Call for an SECRETARY/ M EM BER OF 2 BOARDS OF REALTORS SUPERINTENDENT AT heavy equipment maintenance, water utility, appointment. BECTON REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL RECEPTIONIST applicants must have minimum three (3) Personnel Office. O’HARA AGENCY m 935-4155 WASHINGTON Part Time 9:301:30 132 RIDGE RD.. NORTH ARUNGTON I N years supervisory and work experience in Including typing and SAVINGS BANK diversified duties for 998-2916 fcfci above areas. Resident preferred, salary 659-0013 Ext. 37 office in West Pater­ son. Good appearance SECURITY OFFICERS $18-24,000. Send resumes by December An Equal Opportunity IM M E D IA T E O P E N IN G S in all shifts for securit Employer M/F and pleasant person­ officers. Must have car, phone/ clean record. 28, 1984. ality a must. 785-0696 CALL OR APPLY IN PERSON Attention Mr. Robert M. Landolfi, RENTALS AVAILABLE! GLEASON SECURITY N Arlington - Bachelor room 224 Stuyvesant Ave., Lvndhurst Administrator, w private bath. V300. H HW NORTH ARLINGTON 460-9052 3 Bedrooms, living room, din­ Rejirees Welcome. 214 Ridge Road, TELLERS ing room. Modern Kitchen N. Arlington Ultra modern 4 and bath on 2nd floor. Couple North Arlington, NJ 07032, Prem iere modeling FULL & PART TIME room apt . H «. HW met.. V700 with young child prelerred. AUTOMOTIVE agency is now seeking Available Jan. 1. $675. per Please mark envelope, Personal. children who possess Lvndhurst - 3 room pro mo. Supply own heat RUTHERFORD fessional suite, carpets, se Leonard & Chevel a natural ability to curity system, lease avail 991 7500 Midas mechanics work in front of cam ­ LYNDHURST able, *425 e r a as w e l l a s a make things happen dynamic personality. As one of our efficient U JB Hasbrouck Hts. Brand new 6 NO EXPERIENCE tellers, you should have the room duplex townhouse. fire The Midas mechanic is pari ol a team of ability to deal effectively with place, central air, garage COUNTER HELP N E C E S S A R Y $1500 + util. Iramed auto se'vice specialists using tho 0 If vou feel vour child customers. Good figure ap­ most modern equipment ayadaoie W titude and organiiational If you need it rented in a MALE/FEMALE qualifies please con­ skills a must. BERG REALTORS hurry, just call us, the Prop j for rnanv under-tbe-car serv- tact us at (201) 256- ertv Professionals! NO FEES ices You can make things >.^T Ct 1000. We offer excellent starting Better Homes A Gardens TO YOU!! happen in your career if FULL TIME • PART TIME salaries and for full time, a 935-7041 you are EXPERIENCED in J l By appointment only: full range of com pany bene­ Our Rental Division can han fits Including full tuition re­ die all your needs from an brakes exhaust systems I

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Held at the SACRED HEART SOCIAL CENTER -WE REPAIR... 6SS Vatlev Brook Ave., Lyndhurst W A S H E R ft D R Y E R PAVING LARRY Nl St VACCIA S E R V IC E JL Turiello & Son (between Rkfcie Road and Orient Wav) • Dryers • Driveways C R Y S T A L Servicing mest machines. COMPLETE • Refrigerators AIM servicing A salting coin • Parking Lots STATEWIDE CARPETS ALSO HOMEMADE BAKE SALE • Freezers • Sidewalks 440 Valley Brook Ave., FO R IN F O C A L L 997-9535 - 991-4116. BLOCK • Air Conditioners Call *47-1545 • Retaining Walls Lyndhurst, N.J. 07071 E. CROSSLEV AND 447-1150 • Brick Walls Modernized CEILINGS 933-2930 • Steps • Basements* Attics BOYS CLUB FLEA MARKET SONSCRVICE INSTALLED OVER WAU. TO WALL CARPET YOUR OLD CEIUNQ CUSTOM RUG SHAMPOOING 6 6 7 - 9 2 7 8 FULLY INSURED SERVICE MAT RENTALS CARPENTRY t GENERAL CONTRACTING FREE ESTIMATES ANTIQUES i°A?fs • CRAFTS 991-6 518 UNOLEUM !• TILES AREA RU SS 15* S c h u y ^ A v . ^ ™ , N . ^ x . to A * P ) • ra p u c a m o m wmuows 9 9 1 - 3 2 4 7 STATUES PLA SU ES 4 3 8 - 3 6 6 3 Frank). Scania, Inc. PEDESTALS MC ALLISTER CONSTRUCTION LYNDHURST We Service What We Sell ST. MARY’S HOLIDAY CRAFT SHOW CO., INC. MSGR. OWEN’S PLACE Complete Home Improvements Genha Tile CARPENTER/GENERAL CONTRACTOR Complete Bathroom t o NUTLEY ► Oecks/Porches • Leaders/Gutters Modernizing ► Bathrooms N O JO B T O O S M A L L " E I E CONTRACTORS Saturday, Dec. 15 • Roofing Fraberto O R T O O " B I G " LARRY F0NDI FREE PARKING AND ADMISSION * Kitchens e Doors ' PAINTING INDUSTRIAL t More than 100 Dealers. ► Replacement Windows e Masonry Construction 6 6 1 - 5 1 7 2 i PLASTERING COMMERCIAL CABBAGE PATCH DOLL RAFFLE • Vinylaluminum Siding e General Repairs and Overhead Garage Doors • WALLPAPERING Free Estim ates Quality Work • Fully Insured• Free Estimates Concrete Work • REPLACED • INSTALLED Residential & Commercial YOU NAME IT! WE DO IT! COMMERCIAL AND • SERVICED 9 9 8 - 4 7 5 0 WE ALSO DO PAINTING 9 9 7 - 3 8 9 7 Etocthc Door Openers FUND RAISING FLEA MARKET & RESIDENTIAL Call Eddie Kowalski SALES • INSTALLATION 997-2411 McDaniel Enterprises CRAFT SHOW 935-7183 Single Parents 20% off KITCHEN & BATHS DESIGNED 6 6 7 - 4 9 7 6 Sat., Dec. 15, 9:30-5 P.M. TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS. MISCELLANEOUS Edward J. Wilk, Jr. J. O’DONNELL & CO. We d o the co m p le te jo b KITCHENS PAINTING and Benefit ot the Junior Class '84 held at SERVICES LYNDHURST, N.J. PLUMBING A HEATING DECORATING Hot Tub* at Fair Prices Painting & Decorating CATARACTS - C a n be Belleville-Nutley NORTH ARLINGTON HIGH SCHOOL ARROW CONTRACTORS 141 UHLANDST. Wallpapering removed surgically G LA S S CO. Aattrnsptfa EAST RUTHERFORD 222 RIDGE ROAD, NORTH ARLINGTON 998-4907 785-0797 without staving over­ “Complete Glass Service" 9 3 9 - 2 3 8 2 night In the hospital. 9 3 3 - 3 2 7 2 CABBAGE PATCH DOLL RAFFLE. • VAN OVATIONS • AUTOS Cabiurlm akrrs Interior • Exterior For info Call I. Allen Chirls, Business Directory ads of­ MO, F A C S , 998-0504, • HOMES • STORE FRONTS Creative Designers 991-6329 997-9535 fer service specialists. 84 1 Kearny Ave.. . INDUSTRIAL GLASSING MISCELLANEOUS K e a r n y . of Kitchens A Baths Call 438-8700 751-0835.751-0844 FRANK’S 142 Midland Avenue, Kearny ELECTRICAL GUTTERS & LEADERS CLEANUP SERVICE 998-6892 D.J. Dt MAGCIO Basem ent Attic Dance Music From the 40's to GUTTERS, Visit our show rooms House Yard the Present Meyer Electric PROFESSIONAL unfinished furniture HAFF LEADERS now. Garage Rubbish Removed STEREO EQUIPMENT FOR GREAT GIFT IDEAS! Rewiring • Services Light Hauling The Best in Tapes & Records thoroughly Full cleanup & removal Tonv DiMaaalo DESKS • ROCKERS ELECTRIC INC. Smoke Alarms • Etc. (201) 9J3-JJ97 BEST PRICES cleaned, 9 9 J - 2 3 3 4 o r JUVENILE TABLE & CHAIRS ELECTRICAL TOY CHESTS • HUTCHES 9 3 3 - 1 7 7 9 flushed* CONTRACTORS OCCASIONAL TABLES INSURED D in e tte s f INDUSTRIAL HANAK $30 to $50 COMPUTER & TV TABLES Minor Tree Trimming COMMERCIAL ELECTRIC PAINTS & STAINS RESIDENTIAL WIRING CU P ’N SAVE SIDINGS- BERGEN ESSEX AANENSEN'S Lie. No. 3988 A LL T Y P E S O f NED STEVENS 142 MIDLAND AVENUE, KEARNY ELECTRICAL WORK ALL TYPES ROOFING CO 9 9 I- 4 S9 2 226-7379 Rooting • Gutters (MasterCard &. Visa Accepted)______998-8656 5 4 6 - 1 1 8 9 7 Days-5-9 PM Best Time f R l I ( \ f ally In^urt'rt HOT TAR NURSERY SCHOOLS 44 PASSAIC AVE. 153 Sanford Ave. ROOFING OF THE ORDINANCES OF of the Borough of Carlstadt, KEARNY Lyndhurst, N.i. Commercial & Residential PUBUC NOTICE THE BOROUGH OF EAST at a meeting held Tuesday. HILLTOP DAY RUTHERFORD. I f [ h LEGAL NOTICE November 27, 1964, rendered BUSY B E NURSERY 9 9 1 - 0 3 2 7 S E C T IO N 1 9 3 3 4 1 6 9 f 111 l V iV;-< JP( [i the following determ ination: CARE CENTER NOTICE IS HEREBY Section 3-17.2 "No Park­ WORKING MOTHER’S ing at anv Time" of the APPEAL of Joseph RALPH GIORDANO GIVEN that the foil owing Altleri to permit the construc­ MOTHERS OF Bergen-Essex proposed ordinance was in­ Recodification of the Or­ SPECIAL 153 SANFORD AVE dinances of the Borough of tion of a one-family dwelling P lu m b in g - troduced and passed on first on a parcel of land not having Ttot lunch and snack. LY N D H U RST. N.J. reading at a meeting of the East Rutherford be and the NEWBORNS Roofing Co. same is hereby amended to a lot width of 37V? feet for Children Age 1-5 H e a tin g - T in n in g Borough Council of the p r o p e r ty lo c a t e d a t 532 Infant care starting at 6 wks . 9 3 3 - 4 1 6 9 Borough of East Rutherford. add the following: Open all year. Quali­ of tha Batter Kind vv. The northerely side of Hackensack Street, Lot 17, old is available in the In the Countv of Bergen, State Block 43 was granted. fied and Licensed. Anthony J. DeAngelo N.H. BROOKS of New Je rse y, held on the Paterson Avenue from the Meadowiands Industrial Pk, call 939-6308 intersection of Paterson Ave­ Notice is further given 21st day of August 1964, and that the aforesaid determina­ area For further info. Call 9 3 3 -7 7 8 5 ROOFING CONTRACTS nue with Hackensack Street KNKRSON-BOTO. INC. R O O FIN G that said Ordinance w ill be tion has been tiled in the Lee at 933-5105. for a distance of 180 feet 5 VREELAN O AVE.. Commencal and taken up for further con­ Office of the Secretary of the northerly from said intersec­ OPEN All YEAR CONTRACTOR sideration for final passage at Board of Adjustm ent and is RUTHERFORD______Residential Roofing tion. the meeting of said Borough available tor inspection. Section II. Daily from 7:15 to 5:30 Business Directory ads of­ Gutters and Leaders _ Council to be held in the Board of Adjustment Roofing, Gutters, Should any article, sec­ For further information DON MACNIVEN council Chambers of the Paul Scherer, fer service specialists. Leaders, Aluminum 26 Meadow Rd Ruther tion, subsection, paragraph, Borough Halt of the Borough C hairm an Plumbing & Heating Co. sentence, clause or phrase of CALL LEE 933-5105 Call 438-8700 Trim & Hot Asphalt WEbster 9-7186 of Eaat Rutherford, County of Rita M. Gerber, this ordinance be adjudged bv Residential, Industrial Bergtn, State of New Jersey, Se cre ta ry Over 23 Years Experience any court of competent juris­ Serving All North Jersey on the 18th day of D ecem ber, Published Dec. 13, 1964 Commercial diction to be invalid, such Lyndhurst e 933-0466 FREE ESTIMATES 19*4 at 7:30 o'clock p.m. or as Fee $,\60 ______Quality Workmanship soon thereafter as said m at­ judgment shall not effect, Toms River e 929-2798 on yOLir ter can be reached, at which impair or invalidate the re­ MAGIC YEARS DAY CARE CENTER ROOFING & SID IN G mainder thereof, but shall be 9 9 1 - 6 6 7 1 time and Place all persons Gutters. Leaders & Repairs m ay be Interested therein will confined in its operation to Lyndhurst • Stat&Certified Mum Stoim Windows Doors the article, section, subsec­ UNDSCM m be given an opportunity tone Pre-School and Kindergarten HACKENSACK ROOFING C0 heard concerning the same. tion, paragraph, sentence, clause or phrase thereof 7:30 A.M. — 5:30 P.M. . Ages 2 to 6 S3 First St 4*7-5050 A copy of this Ordinance PjjjjUC NOTICE All Work Guaranteed has been posted on the B u lle t­ directly involved in the con­ Green Thumb troversy in which said ORDINANCE Call 9 3 3 - 9 8 6 9 for information in Board upon which public NO. 2J91-84 notices are custom arily judgment shall have been JA-NI SERVI landscaping Service rendered. AN ORDINANCE TO Built'Rite, Inc. posted in the M unicipal B u ild ­ AMEND AND SUPPLE­ “We Take P rid e In O u r W o rk !' ing of the Borough and a copy Section III. S M A LL JOBS & Roofing All ordinances or parts of MENT CHAPTER 126 OF Year Round Cleanups Is on file with the Borough THE CODE OF THE Clerk and Is availab le up to ordinances inconsistent with We do them fast Shrubbery Planting & SHINGLES HOT TAR or in conflict with this or­ BOROUGH OF and including the tim e of such for you. Complete Lawn Maintenance CHIMNEYS REPAIRS dinance is hereby repealed to RUTHERFORD ENTITLED meeting to the m em bers of LYNDHURST Free tstimates the extent of anv inconsisten­ "VEHICLES AND TRAF­ OUR RATES ARE the general public of the FIC," ESTABLISHING Borough who shall request cy and conflict. REASONABLE Call Anytime After 5 PM Section IV. REGULATIONS FOR HAND- DAY CARE CENTER such copies, at the Office of 1CAPPED PARKING CALL ANYTIME 9 3 9 - 3 6 8 8 9 3 5 -5 1 8 9 the Clerk in said M unicipal This ordinance shall take SENIOR CITIZEN DISCOUNT effect immediately upon the SPACES IN PARKING Building in the Borough of Y A R D S O P E N TO T H E P U B ­ East Rutherford, County of passage and publication ac­ cording to law. LIC. KINDERGARTEN READINESS- 933-4293 Bergen and State of New Publish**! Dec. 13, 1984 APPROVED the 4th d«v ’ Social Studies State Accredited Teachers Ask For Jim Jerse y. of December, 1964. $ 3 6 .4 8 ______’ Music State Licensed Day Care Center F;ee Estimates B A R B A R A H. C H A D W IC K , ’ Arts 4 Crafts Rose Staropoii M ayo r Highly Qualified Staff I hereby certify that the 1 Reading Readiness w r m i Borough Clerk of the W W C NOTICE ~ ~ 2 Basic Programs Borough of East foregoing ordinance was ’ Science & Math Ace Termite N O T IC E O F passed by the M a y o r and Ages 2 - 5 We have HOME-HEALTH AIDES, Rutherford ’ Language Arts DETERMINATION Council of the Borough of Countv of Bergen Borough of &Pest Control homemakers, nurses for c/o elderly. State of N .J. Rutherford at a regular meet­ SUPERVISED ACTIVITIES . Carlstadt ing held Decem ber 4, 1964. Personalized - Referrals Ordinance Board Of 84-16 HELEN S. SOROKA CALLUS! Adjustment Borough Clerk DAILY FROM 7:30 A.M. TO 5:30 P.M. STEELE'S HELPING HANDS, Inc. . A N O R D IN A N C E A M EN - Pursuant to Rule 4:69- DING AN ORDINANCE DATED: Dec. 5, 1984 157 LAFAYETTE PUCE, LYNOHURST (THE BUGS STOP HERE) 6(b) (3), please take notice Rutherford, N .J. KNOWN AS SECTION 3-17.2 Established 1936 that the Board of Adjustment PUBLISH ED : Dec. 13, 1964 Rutherford______333-3451 J OF THE RECODIFICATION 438-6360 Fe * A P f T . 1983 Interest to Ta* Dec. 14. T o tal HEDIGER’S BlocK Lot D e s ­ A d d re ss LOCKSMITHS crip to r 19*4 FUEL OIL A d to S a M y M 998-9561 RuMell, Vernon & 910.76 101.18 •• 1,012.64 13 6 L-B 124 Bathurst Ave. M a n Far I vary Purpose Em m a F. ' Beat tht Hitfi Cot of b a rfy •3.25 7,45 95.70 Butts, Rosemary 141 L-B 29 F irst S*. Upcm h Vm t HMtinc Plant 216 R IM * ROAD Tha land so subject to the sale described in accordance with the Tax Duplicate including the name of the . lywHm ril. 939-9143 owner as shown on the tost Tax Duplicate and tha aggregate of tax»». improvement assessments and other CONSERVATION Municipal charges which w*re a lien thereon the first day of Ju ly 1, 1964 exclusive, however of the I ton for taxes MODERNIZATION S p a c e *** the /foresaid*tracts*or tots may be redeemed by payment to the undersigned Collector, before the aale of the amount dua thareon of interests and costs. The costs are as follows: Oil Su m e rs* Boilers SPACE l')Chapter 478; Public Laws of 1963- the cost of sale shall be 2 per cent of the amount of the ltof> with a MktoUwMliMDMI FOR SPACE fo r minimum I * ot *!S.OO M • M . ol >100.00. 0 ly«. undor m v M od thli CUupmpmitoM Hundreds of thousands of jobs may be saved, experts Anthony Blast, Collector of Taxes say. if America's steel companies invest in m o d * ! * Borough of North Arlington E. RUTHERFORD S a le izing their plants instead of importing their products, County of Bergen, State of New Jersey 9 3 8 - 2 7 1 6 Published: Novcmter 15. II. » M DM. ». IX I * £ f* ^ O K .JO __ . . — ------~ ----- I I I m LM-THURSDAY, DECEMBER U.

By 0. Edward Wlberf «jpn Wednesday evening. Decem­ ber 5.’ Adoniram-Highland Ux%» No. 80 of F reaiW .. Accepted Maaooa held Ha Annua) Meeting at the Ma sonic Temple, 321 Second Avenue, lvndhurst. The, evening waa chiefly devoted to the election and in s ta ll PRICES EFFECTIVE a( officers of the Lodge for the in f Masonic year. In excess of THURS DEC 13 hundred Masons were present, luding Rudolph D. Anzalone. Dis- thru/ SAT DEC. 15th JH et Deputy Grand Master of the 2k h Masonic' District, and approx- imately 40 Past Masters and pres­ ent and past Grand Lodjje Officers. Unanimously elected and in­ BROOKDALE SODA *4 1 4 stalled to serve as Master of Adoniram-Highland Lodge until De- Assorted Flavors C a se O f 12 28 Oz. Returnable Bottles cember 4, IMS was Salvatore J. Pirrotta. Sal became a Mason on May--1«, 1879 and has served the lo d g e In various capacities during the past five years. He resides with his wife, Mildred, at 103 DeGraw O P E N SUNDAYS Avenue, Teaneck. They have a son, Sal Pirrotta Robert, and a step-son, John H. Sal Pirrotta. during 1985: Varhola. both Masons and members Waldon S. Hoick, P.M., Sr. War- of Adoniram-Highland No. 80. It was a particularly delightful eve- !*°hbe« * J 1rTW ar‘ 1 2 - 9 P . M . den: John G. Sedlock. P.M.. Treas- ning, especially for the Pirrotta urer: Edward E. Reynolds, P.M., family, as in addition to the father, Secretary; John Sedlock, Chaplain; Sal, being elected Master, his son, Thomas F. Gibbons, Sr. Deacon; Bob. was elected and installed Jun­ Gilmar R. Santos, Jr. Deacon; Wil­ ior Warden! liam Soto, Sr. Master of Ceremo Salvatore J. Pirrotta, an engi­ nies; Wilbert G. Short, Jr. fa ste r neer, recently retired from Becton- of Ceremonies. William Dickinson & Company after more wuestefeld. Sr Steward. Edward than 33 years of service. He at­ Gardeneer, Jr Steward; Harold K. tended Newark College of Engineer­ Fischer, Marshal. ing. The nfrw Master of the Lodge is Also, W illa rd T. W illia m s. a Past Royal patron of Adoniram Marshal Emeritus Edgar R. Tis, Court No. 22, Order of the P.G.O., G.L.T., Organist. William Amaranth, Lyndhurst. and is cur­ C Ennis, Jr.. P.G.8.B.. Historian: rently the Financial Secretary of Raymond V. Bischoff, Tyler; O. Ed­ the Lyndhurst Masonic Club. ward Wiberg, P.G.C., Public Rela- Following is a listing of the staff tions: Edward E. Anchef, Soloist of officers elected.or appointed, and Thomas F. Gibbons. Proxy to installed to serve with the Master. Grand Lodge Cast call for children’s show

Auditions for children in grades 3- spring production. “The Wizard of 6 are being held at the Passair- O z" to be presented June 2 of next Clifton Y M -Y W H A . 199 Scoles Ave- year. nue, Clifton, on January 28 at 4 p.m. The company welcomes new tal- and January 29 at 4 p.m. for the ent. For further information, call Children s Drama Production Stacey Efron at 779-2900. v

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