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What sane person could live in this world and not be crazy? 254 -Ursula K. LeGuin Established 1922 OF LYNDHURST THURSDAY, MARCH 28, 2002 BRIEFS Lyndhurst Little League draft is unique Lyndhurst police blotter \ Pirn li'Snw The picks have been made, and the points from the team who picked him. paused, then said, 'How is your Revoked license - Elizabeth Marriott, warrants issued for his arrest by calls have been placed to all the This was the first time I have been in stomach,'" 1 looked hack at him in 38 of North Arlington, was arrested on authorities in Lyndhurst and Lyndhurst BOE toplayers. The little league and minor charge of picking the players for my wonder and said, "What do you March 25 on charges of driving with a Woodbridge. hold special meeting league teams are in place. Let me tell team. For those of you who are not mean?" He said again. "How is your revoked license. Officer Breslin stopped Flam for an The Lyndhurst Board of Education you how Lyndhurst Little League aware of coaching and or managing in stomach'.'" then 1 realized what he was Officers stopped Marriott for an alleged motor vehicle violation while he lkl will hold a special meeting to inform drafts their players, and also how it Little Lague. believe me. it is not as saying. 1 smiled and said to myself. alleged motor vehicle violation while was driving in the area of 2 Avenue lh the public of the charter school situa- differs from other towns. The draft easy as it seems. As a manager during "It's not just me!" He coached 30 she was driving in the area of 6 Street and Jay Street. During the stop, Flores tion Lyndhurst faces. The open meet- most towns use to select players arc picks your mind becomes like a pin ball years ago. and still remembers the and Jauncey Avenue. During the stop, was reportedly found to bv driving with ing will be held on April 3 at 7 p.m. in how the team placed the previous year. anguish that comes wilh coaching Marriott was allegedly found to be a revoked license. He was also found to For example, if a team came in first the Little League. I'm sun: thett are veteran driving with a revoked license after have a $f>5 warrant issued lor his arrest the Jefferson School Multi Purpose LYNDHURST previous year, they would pick last, if managers that did not feel like I did the disregarding a stop sign, police reports out of Lyndhurst, and another $65 Room, located at 336 Lake Avenue in UTTl£ LEAGUE CORNER Lyndhurst. All are welcome and en- a team came in last they would pick night before and the day of the picks. said. Marriott was later released R.O.R. warrant issued out of Woodbridge. BY MIKE RIZZO couraged to attend. first. Lyndhurst's draft works on a point They learned from their experience and U» \nknl license-Julio Jimincz.25of Flores was later released alter posting system. Each year a team gets 10,000 mistakes, and I will learn from mine. Brooklyn, NY, was arrested on March $330 bail. points and you must bid points for a machine, should I pick this player or 25 on charges of driving with a revoked Drug possession - Gustavo Dololi. 34 of LHS planning party player. The bidding starts at 500. If that player? 1 was up all night, the This week the county park will be license. Lyndhurst, was arrested on March 24 you want to bid a player up. you can Lyndhurst High School's Classes of night before the pics, my mind racing! filled with many teams trying to put it (WTicer (ioral stopped Jiminez for an on charges of possession of cocaine. bid up as high as your points allow 2002 and 2004 are sponsoring a Beef- 1 could not even cat the day before! all together to be the best they can be alleged motor vehicle violation while he Officer Breslin stopped Dotoli for an using 100 point increments. But you steak/Karaoke/Dance Evening on Sat- May be it's me, but I believe that some I am please to announce that Coach was driving in the area of Orient Way alleged motor vehicle violation while he must use your points wisely. urday. April 20. from 7 lo 11,p.m. The other coaches and managers felt the Lou (ihione. of Hild Landscaping is a and New Jersey Avenue. During the was driving in the area of Wilson Avenue Remember each team needs a different event will be held at the Senior Citi- same way 1 did. I was afraid my first licensed distributor of Academic stop, Jinuntv was found to be driving and Stuyvesant Avenue. During the number of players, bidding can become zens Building, located on Cleveland bid would sound something like Ralph Gloves/Equipment, the same glove w uhout insurance, police reports said. stop, Dotoli was allegedly found to be in quite nerve wracking. Each team puts Avenue in Lyndhurst. All ages wel- Cramdon of the Honey Mooncrs, worn by the Pros. Academia makes .i Jimiue/ was later released on a the possession of cocaine and drug five players on a sheet of paper and come to attend. Tickets are $30 per "Hummana, Hummuna, Hummana." superior product that will last. Coach summons. paraphernalia. Dotoli was later released submits it to Player Agent Jack person. To order tickets contact Mary And it may have, because I have a "BIG Lou is offering a tremendous dUcounl Warrant urrvst - Irene Thomson, 41 RAR. Goworek. On a chalkboard are the Calicihio or Clair Hoyt at (2011 8%- MOUTH!" for Lyndhurst Little Leaguers. Babe ot Lake Hiawatha, was arrested on Shoplifting - John Best, 43. and Paul number of players needed for each 2100. Last year, 1 ran into a manager from the Ruth, High School ofCoUage players, March 25 on a warrant issued by Best. 37, both residents of Ocean Gate, team and how many points each team Fire Department who had managed for He can be reached at 201-43S-8522. Lyndhurst Authorities. were recently arrested on charges of has. As a player gets picked President many years in the 1970's, Frank Next week, we'll look behind the New Jersey State Police in Totowa robbery and assault. Jim Radigan writes that player's name Carrucci. 1 told him that I was coaching scenes. arrested Thomson, and later transferred According to police reports, both men Health tests for April on the chalkboard and subtracts the The Lyndhurst Health Department Little League, and he looked at me and Talk to you next week! her to the custody of Lyndhurst Police. were caught trying to steal $*J4.32 in under the direction of Commissioner I lei warrant was reportedly worth $750. goods from the Shop Rite Liquor Store Thomas B. Graf fam will offer the fol- Thomson was later released after on New York Avenue. lowing tests for the month of April: AARP 4866 donates cookies, hats and more posting bail. Bail was set tor both men at $ 15,(MK). April 11, prostate screening, 6 to 8 The Kingsland-Lyndhurst AARP Kingsland-Lyndhurst AARP has been vcr spokesperson said. "We demoted Warrant arrest - George I lores, 32 of They were transported to the Bergen p.m., $l I fee. by appointment; April Chapter #4866 has announced its busy with a number of community ser- two scholarships to the Lyndhursl Clifton, was arrested on March 21 on County Jail in lieu ot posting bail. 19, blood pressure reading, 9 to 11 Monthly Activities Report for March. vice initiatives throughout the month. High School and a substantial amount a.m., no appointment necessary: April A "Bake and Buy a Cake" sale was The group recently donated clothes, to a needy family in l.yndhurst." Services at United Methodist Church 25, skin cancer screening, 6 to 7:30 held on March 12, with approximately food, and a turkey to a needy family in The chapter is currently planning a 1 I .yndhurst I Inited ntethodist Church will Friday, 12 noon service; chuivh will he open p.m., by appointment. 175 members in attendance. Accord- Lyndhurst. trip to Myrtle Beach in early May. The hold the following Easter week services: till 8 p.m.; Easter Sunday 8:30 a.m. Ix'iiten Twenty five bags full of cookies and trip, which will cost S575 per person, ing to a club spokesperson, the event Bible study; 9:30a.m., Easter braikfast and was "very successful." a collection of men's jackets and coats will take place Iron) May 4 to May 10. Maundy Thursday, 6:30p.m.,lightsup- egg hunt for children; 11 km, Easter KT were donated to a local Veteran's Hos- A day trip lo West Point has also been Chapter members were introduced to |vi tollowedbyu*nmunio!iservice;GoGd vices. Hunt for Easter eggs a local disabled rights activist during pital, and toiletries were delivered lo scheduled lor June 12. The West Point In celebrating the Easter season, a recent meeting. Annegene Anthony the Therapy Department of the Mead- trip will include the cost of lunch a Lyndhurst Emblem Club holding dinner Haley Chiropractic of Lyndhurst will spoke to the chapter about her cru- owlands Hospital. Hospital donations tour, and transportation. For more in On April 10 Lyndhursl Emblem Club $4 for children under 10. Also take out be sponsoring an Easter egg hunt for sade to encourage malls and large also included baby hats for Clara ^72 will hold a chicken dinner (salad, orders will be available (call ahead). area children. The Easier egg hunt will formation on the trip, members should stores to provide motorized scooters Maass Hospital, Afghans for a nurs- pasta, chicken, veggie, dessert and be on Saturday. March 30 at Townhall call 201-9.13-5145. for the disabled. ing home, and a pair of new sneakers coffee) at (he Lyndhursl Elks Ijidge For tickets call Marie at 201-438- Park in Lyndhurst. The hunt will be- "While we are having fun, going on given to a veteran nurse. Officcrs will be nominated to lead the H1505. Park Avenue, Lyndhurst from 4356, Agnes at 201-939-3660 or Arlene gin at 10 a.m. and will feature three ( trips and enjoying our monthly pro- The chapter mailed cancer hats to chapter during a regular April > meet- 5:30to7p.m.Tickel.sare$10foradults, 201-935-6188. age divisions. The first age division grams, we are living up to our slogan, Fox Chase Cancer Center in Philadel- ing. Tickets for the June 11 Insialla will be for little egg hunters 3 years 'to serve and not to be served' by our phia and the Beth Israel Hospital lion of Officers Dance will hi' available Friends of Sara to hold benefit & dinner and under. The second will be ages 4 donations and by the wonderful and Passaic Oncology Department. throughout the coming months. The to 6 and the third will be 7 and older. 'Ihe Friends of Sara Committee is host- side S.A.C. in Wallinglon. Tickets arc continuous work done by our Com- "Through the generosity of our dance will he held at the Brownsionc There will be gift certificate prizes for ing a (iirls Softball Benefit and Beefsteak $30 per person. For ticket information munity Service Chairpersons and Com- members, hundreds of dollars were House in Paterson. and bus arrange- those who find the special eggs. Par- I )mner, in memory of Sara. The commit- call Beth Ferrara at (973) 471 -5548. or mittee," a Chapter spokesperson said. collected from our Fair Share Special ments are currently being made, a ents are reminded to bring Easter bas- tee will present scholarships to one girl Joe Brunacki at (973) 473-6057. According to chapter members, the Raffle and Donations Fund," a chap- chapter spokesperson said. kets or bags to hold all those eggs Irom each of the participating teams. The In addition, the committee is also plan- their children find. For additional in- games will be played on Friday, April 26 ning an Ad Journal. Information may be formation call 201 -531 -9400. Lyndhurst day camp registration to begin and Saturday, April 27 at Centennial obtained from the individuals listed Day Camp registration will be held on Wednesday. May I registration, we the past, bring the camp registration Field in Wallington. Admission is $3. above. Donations arc also being ac- on the following dates: Monday. April will take families for RETURNING card, permission slips and check or The Beefsteak Dinner is planned for cepted. All proceeds will go towards the 29. Wednesday. May 1 and Thursday, CHILDREN with the last name from M- money order when registering. No Saturday. May 4. 7:30 p.m. at the Hill- scholarships. Lyndhurst hiring for May 2. Lyndhurst Day Camp is for Z; Thursday, May 2 registration is for cash! Tee shirts may be purchased the summer day camp children in grades Kindergarten ALL NEW CHILDREN evening of registration, ll would be Lyndhurst Republican Club to Commissioner Paul Passamano. Jr.. through 8. Note: the child must be go- Registration will be held at the Se- appreciated if all forms are completely of the Lyndhurst Recreation Depart- ing into Kindergarten in September and nior Citizen Center on Cleveland Av- filled out when arriving at registration. honor Republicans of the Year iik-ni announces that his department at least 5 years old. enue from 6 to 8 p.m. on all nights. This will save everyone a tot of time. The Lyndhurst Republican Club an- is interested in hiring teachers, a cer- On Monday, April 29 registration, we You may come to the Parks Depart- Also, do not have the amount of your history. Mrs. Chadwick's husband. nounces this year's Republicans of the tified life guard, a nurse and college will take families for RETURNING ment the week of April 22 between 9 check made out prior to registration. It David, was a former Councilman in Ru Year at their annual dinner on April 10, students who would like to work in CHILDREN with last names from A-L; and 4 to pick up your booklet. As in should be Tilled out that night. Iherford. at Crystal's Kings Court in Lyndhurst. the Summer Day Camp. Anyone wishing to attend should call This year's honorecs will be former Free- 201 -438-7483 for tickets or to purchase Day Camp will run from Monday, holder Barbara Chadwick of Rutherford an advertisement in the commemorative July 8. through and including Friday, and former Assemblyman and State journal. Tickets for the dinner are $25 Aug. 16, at the Bergen County Park Senate candidate in NJ36, John V. Kelly. per person and the dinner is expected area which is located at the foot of "These two individuals have served to sell quickly. Valley Brook and Riverside Avenues their community and the citizens of both from 9 a.m, to 3 p.m. Gary Wm. Berner. who thought ol Bergen County and the State of New Call the Recreation Department at these dinners in 1999 is excited about Jersey collectively for more than 25 804-2482 for more information. this event and asks that tickets to this years", said President Joseph Beime. dinner be paid for no later than Tues "We are proud to have supported them day, April 2. To take an advertisement Inside through the years. More people should in the commemorative journal, the dead have the dedication and stamina that line is also April 2. 'While we want to these two have." Classified 1* accomodate everyone, we must ask thai Entertainment 11 Assemblyman Kelly lost his bid for elec- all checks be in the mailbox by thai Opinion...... 12 tion to the State Senate in a hotly con- date", said Bemer. "We are contacting Obituaries 14 tested race by less than one percent of people all over the 36th district and the vote. He is a former banking officer, throughout Bergen County." Real Estate 13 former Mayor of Nutley and had served The 36th Legislative District repre Sports » more than 18 years in the General As- sents Lyndhurst, Rutherford, East Ku Vagabonding C Head of the class - Franklin School recently announced the spelling bee champions. Shown left to right are sembly in New Jersey. therford, Carlstadt. Wallington. Wood Frans Moncayo, 2nd grade; Michele Moncayo, 4th grade; Gabriella Giuliano, 1 st grade; and Anthony Deludicibus, Mrs. Chadwick was the longest serv- Ridge, (iartield. North Arlington. Nutley Subscribe to the Leader tor 3rd grade. $10 a y»*r~ Out of state $12 ing Freeholder in recent Bergen County and Passaic Call 438-8700 for more Into or fax us 1438-9022 Lyndhurst Woman's Club sponsoring scholarship] Emblem Club offering scholarship Lyndhurst Emblem Club #72 will offer a guidance departments for full particulars The Woman's Club of Lyndhurst will To apply, the student should provide tes should be provided. Information Cotmturtial Itater $ 1.000 scholarship u any Lyndhurst resi- crcaU201489~7395for additional infcmia again award a $500 General Scholar- a personal profile that includes family is to be sent to their high school Published at dent graduating from high school in June oon. 251 Ridge Road. Lyndhurst ship to a Lyndhurst High School resi- data, extracurricular activities, aca- counselor by April 15. Periodical Postage Paid at 2(X)2 who plans to enter the medical or dent student. Doris Coughlan, Edu- demic achievement, grade point aver- Rutherford. NJ 07070 educational field. Deadline for submitting applications is Subscription $10 Published Weekly cation Chairman, has sent informa- age, special awards, community ser- For further information call 201/896- USPS 125-620 Interested students may contact their Mayl. Putimoiirr piruu- \fiui nil uJilrr\t " ... its presence could be Does your child fit this description? distracting to nesting mute Shows great curiosity; is creative; swans." enjoys new things? John Quinn NJMC naturalist If so, we invite you to consider our unique, one of a kind Pre-School Program. With a distinguished history dating back The sudden arrival of an Australian over 10 years, "Mini U" is a State Certified private organization Black Swan in the Saw Mill Creek employing Licensed Teachers and an Administrator. Wildlife Management Area of the Hackensack Meadowlands has gotten professional naturalists and amateur At the Academy, children receive: nature enthusiasts talking about non- might be subject to change, naturalists "Basically, swans are omnivorous." native species and their effects on the say. The mating and nesting season is Quinn said. Child Appropriate Activities which develop fine local ecosystem. around the corner, .marking the The birds live on small fish. and gross motor skills in the child. "A single black swan in Saw Mill beginning of a period when the swans seaweed, and algae, all of which is Creek is certainly not going to mean get.cozy with their life-long partners, abundant in the Meadowlands. Quinn Individual Attention through small group size the end of civilization as the resident leaving the rest of the flock alone. estimate! the swan population to have (ratio six students to one teacher) swans know it." said John Quinn. a "Mute swans around here are pairing grown to about 150 birds in recent Enrichment Activities including Art, Science, Creative naturalist with the New Jersey up now." Quinn said. "As soon as they decades. Thinking Skills, Violin Instruction and Music Appreciation. Meadowlands Commission, "but its begin dispersing over the "During the worsi of the dumping, presence could be distracting to Meadowlands to nest, the black swan there were very lew swans." Quinn Socialization/Play Activities with emphasis nesting mute swans." will be left by itself." said. on sharing, building a good self-image The black swan, which hails from While Quinn doubts lhai a single Though the bird population has been and respect for others the Land Down-Under, was first black swan will cause much ot a on the rise. Quinn predicts iti.it spotted by NJMC naturalists on March disturbance during the mating season, numbers will level off once there are 20. It is only the second such bird he has warned against "oddball" too many birds packed into the same REGISTRATION APRIL 10-11-12 known to have found its way into the species coming into the Meadowlands spaces. Meadowlands. Quinn said. and altering the ecosystem "In the case ol swans, crowding is "The Meadowlands would be a Abandoned house pets and "Easter" not a possibility." Quinn said. suitable environment for it." Quinn (Pekin) ducks are just some of the said. "They frequent tidal and species that have already caused freshwater habitats in Australia." problems in the past. NJMC officials believe the swan The white swans that are seen escaped from a private menagerie in throughout the region were once Connecticut and stumbled into the oddballs themselves, having been Meadowlands by flying south along introduced to the Meadow lands in the the coast. nineteenth century. According to The swan has been seen floating Quinn. the swans were used as alongside a larger flock of white mute ornaments on Ihc grounds of highbrow swans that commonly make the estates in New York Runaway swans meadows their home. The new arrival settled in the Meadowlands. where has gotten along with the established they found a habitat that would crowd, but in the weeks ahead, all III.K support their eating routines. Have breakfast with the Knights The Lyndhurst Knights of Columbus and coffee, will take place at 10 a.m. has invited local residents to join them Tickets lor the breakfast arc cur- for a breakfast at their Council Hall rently running at $4 per person The on April 7. price at the door will be $5. The breakfast, which will include For more information, call 201-933- ham. sausage, eggs, rolls, buns, juice. 9253 Tips for choosing supplements (ARA) - Americans have become in- one or more to their diet. creasingly health conscious over the Zwiefel says there are five key past decade, and there is more wide- things people should look for when spread understanding of the connec- they begin researching and shopping tion between good health and diet. for dietary supplements. And yet. this knowledge has not trans- Look for a product that has a gen- lated into healthier eating habits. By der-specific formulation. 'The more some estimates, 90 percent of us are we learn about nutrition, the more not getting the vitamins and minerals •obvious it becomes that men and we need on a regular basis. women have different needs. A good "We are a time-starved society." supplement will have different formu- points out Jeff Zwiefel, an exercise lations to meet those needs." Zwiefel physiologist with Life Time Fitness. says. "People generally don't take the time Look for a supplement that has to plan meals or do the shopping and morning and evening formulations. cooking that's necessary to eat "Our bodies don't need or use nutri- healthfully. We don't eat enough fruits ents all at once." he says. "We need and vegetables and don't get the anti- different vitamins and minerals to help oxidanls we should have in our diets." us gear up and get through the day, There are many factors contributing and others to help our bodies repair to our lack of proper nutrition, Zwiefel themselves at night. And some nutri- says. Environmental factors such as ents counteract each other and pollution, preservatives in prepared shouldn't be taken at the same time," foods, and poor soil quality as fields Zwiefel says. are over-farmed and over-fertilized all Read the label to make sure the for- have contributed to a lack of proper mulation has been independently nutrients. Lifestyle factors such as in- tested and analyzed. Supplements creased stress, excessive use of alco- should be tested for potency and po- Jfearny Federal hol or tobacco products, lack of exer- tential toxicity and backed up with the cise and over-use of preserved, pre- best research and science available. A Savings pared foods as opposed to whole, un- good manufacturing source is a key processed foods also have contributed element in ensuring quality. to the problem. Your Neighborhood Bank ... Since 1884. Buy supplements in capsule form 1.800.273.3406 Apparently, a lot of us realize what rather than tablets. 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Chelation is a process that binds fatty ••Supplements are meant to augment acids or amino acids to a mineral, a diet, not replace healthy eating and which aids absorption into the body, Please send your news and photos by e-mail! exercise habits," he says. Zwiefel says. But for those who decide to use To find out more about Life Time supplements. Zwiefel cautions that the Fitness' lines of dietary supplements The e-mail address is: quality and effectiveness can vary or its fitness and nutrition programs, widely, and consumers would do well go to www.litetimefitness.com to find Editor @ LeaderNewspapers.net to educate themselves before adding the center nearest you. II THE LEADER PAGE 4 - THUBSDAY. MARCH 28 2009 PEOPLE QPHS student competes for Moon Suh heads off to Pianist Richard Frank to perform at St. John's Army Basic Training International Princess title St. John Lutheran Church invites Audra Gillespie, 18. of North Ar- Moon N. Suh, son of Sinmi N. and the community and friends to an lington, will compete in the "Miss" Youngmin N. Suhhas. joined the evening with pianist Richard Frank division of the 2002 International United States Army under the Delayed on Monday, April 1 at 7:30 p.m. at Entry Program. The program gives Prince and Princess Pageant Finals 145 Mortimer Ave., Rutherford. He in White Plains, NY. Winners of the young men and women the opportu- will perform "The First Piano in Re- national title will be competing for nity to delay entering active duty for cital History," a replication of Franz over $50,000 in savings bonds and up to one year. gifts. Thousands of dollars worth of The enlistment gives the new soldier Liszt's 1839 performance in Rome, trophies and prizes will be awarded the option to learn a new skill, travel which is recognized as the first solo at the competition. and become eligible to receive as piano recital. Winners were selected from much as $50,000 toward a college There is no admission charge and throughout the state to compete in education. After completion of basic all are welcome to attend the recep- beauty, model and talent divisions. military training, soldiers receive ad- tion following the concert. A free will A Petite, Little Miss. Junior Miss. vanced individual training in their ca- offering will be taken. reer job specialty. Teen and Miss Princess will be se- After intermission. Dr. Theresa lected from girls ranging from 3 to The recruit qualifies for an $4,000 Walters will join Frank for a two pi- enlistment bonus. 25, and a Junior Prince and Prince ano performance of Beethoven's Em- will be selected from ages 3 to 12. Suh. a 1995 graduate of Clifton High peror Concerto, with Walters as so- An International Baby Prince and School. N.J., will report to Fort Jack- loist. Princess will be selected from con- Gillespie is a senior at Queen of son, Columbia, S.C., for basic train- testants under the age of 3. Peace High School, North Arlington. ing. Born in Zurich, Switzerland, Frank Gregory Kokosinski studies at the Zurich Conservatory becomes Eagle Scout with Irma Schaichet, a student of Dr. Bob Tarantino On March 20, the Bergen County Bartok and Busoni. He received his Board of Chosen Freeholders passed Artisl Diploma at Ihe Academy of Chiropractor a resolution to acknowledge Eagle Music in Frieburg, Germany. Recipi- 518 Ridge Road Lyndhurst Scout Gregory Kokosinski, a member ent of the • prestigious Keifer You may be new to chiropractic but we've been doing it of Boy Scout Troop #120. of North Hablutzel Prizes in 1976 and 1977. for 34 years. So come on in, relax and let our gentle chiro- Arlington. The resolution was offered practic adjustments get you back into health ... naturally. he has studies at the Julliard School. Isn't it time you tried chiropractic? by Freeholder Louis A. Tedesco. Jr. He has appeared as a soloist with or- and seconded by Freeholder Chairman chestras around the world, including Call today ~ 933-3125 Anthony J. Cassano. —Area Provider— China, the Czech Republic, Ger- BC/BS HMO Blue BC/BS Medigroup Medicare ~ others - affordable payment plan "Gregory exemplifies the spirit and many, Hungary, Japan. Singapore for its innovative concerts and artistic leaches chamber music at the Univer Sports' related injuries/serving the public for 34yeors true meaning of the Boy Scout move- and Switzerland. ambassadorships. ment and has devoted many years to sity of Education. He has taught Mas the principles of Scouting," said Free- He is the founder and current presi- ter Classes at academies in Shanghai. holder Tedesco. "The Board recog- dent of the Franz Liszl Society of He is a faculty member in Ihe Mu- China. Kromeriz, Czech Republic The Bogle Agency, Inc. nizes Gregory's achievements and Switzerland and Japan, which regu- sic Department at Doshiha Women's Assisi and Orvieto. Italy and Lenk. conveys its best wishes to this new larly receives international acclaim College in Kyoto. Japan, where he also Switzerland. 3(X) Stuyvesant Avenue Eagle Scout for continued success in Lyndhurst, N.J. 07071 life." Phone 201-939-1076 Fax 201-507-5394 The Eagle rank is the highest attain- Richard Jasinski Jr. earns Eagle Scout status Specializing in all types of insurance. able in Boy Scouting, requiring many Troop 97 Lyndhursl Tantaquu Dis- Personal, Commercial, Industrial, years of devotion to the principles of trict, Bergen County Boy Scouts of Health and Life Scouting. Only two percent of boys America, announces that an Eagle who become Boy Scouts attain the Scout Court of Honor was held lasl www.bogleagency.com rank of Eagle Scout. month for Richard Jasinski Jr. It was held at the Elks, Lyndhurst Lodge FDU announces 1505, the charter partner of the troop. Jasinski, 16. is a Lyndhurst resident THUMA5 P. 5TUNfc, JR. recent dean's list and is a junior at Seton Mall Prepare- Attorney At Law The following local students were tory School in West Orange. He is a named to the dean's list at Fairleigh Personal Injury. Real Estate. Municipal Court, honor student, a member of the band, Dickinson University's Teancck- belongs to several clubs, and played LjiuJloid/Ii'ii.nuy LJW Hackensack Campus: Lyndhurst - on athletic teams. Hulya Akcam. Linda Purcell: North —Free Consultation- He is the son of I,*// and Jamie Arlington - Mary Davitt. Marianne Jasinski and the grandson of Jim and 701 Ridge Road Tel: (201) 438-5858 Fontela. Veronica Wester; Rutherford Gladys Hart and Ed and Claire - Maria Insua. Nick Scarpa: Lyndhurst, NJ 07071 Fax: (201) 438-7055 Jasinski, all of Lyndhurst. He has one Wallington - Malgorzata Scrafin brother. Jonathan, a Second Class Scout in Troop 97. *£* 'LPLannCn.q tfzs fizxtzat vjzddLng $$i Jasinski earned 10 elective merit badges. He also earned a bronze Eagle Palm and a gold Eagle Palm, God and To advertise in this Country religious medal. Paul Bunyan Free to Future Brides directory, Award, World Conservation Award, Mazur's Bakery $10 gill cerdfiaM plus Bridal Hook and is a member of ihe Order of the 323 Ridge Road, Lyndhursl (J7..W vulue). We specialise in call Joanne M. Arrow. He was required to complete Specializing in Tier Honeymoon Trips! 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It's been an Certified Public Accountant tile old Becton-Dickinson lot which ongoing problem - especially with the A Full Senice Accounting Firm Sen icing has been vacant for about 20 years. Carlstadi kids attending Becton who The project calls for turning over a don't ha\e an Hast Rutherford park- Small & Middle Market Clients and Individuals. section of Cornelia Street to ing sticker. It does seem that more kids Contact our office for a Free Consultation Edgewater-based developer James get cars now as soon as they get their Professional Personal & Business Income Tax Preparation SECURITIES OFFERED THROUGH TFS SECURITIES INC. Demetrakis who's proposing to build driver's license." 847 BROADWAY. BAYONNE. NJ 07002 MEMBER NASD/SIPC a mixed-used complex on the site. Borough Attorney Peter Melchionne Financial Planning Tax-Free Investing In addition, more than six acres of was nut available lor comment. IRA - Pension Rollovers Mutual Funds land would be turned over to the bor- ough and a smaller plot to the high school, who wants the land for extra parking. The Borough Council has unani- mously approved an agreement with Demetrakis who is looking to put up 125 residential units, retail space, an office building, and a hotel. The E SMART... Becton Dickinson site expands more than 20 acres and is located near the Henry P. Becton Regional High With The Safe Way To School The residential units would be situ- Secure Your Retirement ated on the corner of Hackensack and ing within three years of the comple- However. Cassella reiterating the Stanley streets, said Councilman tion of the retail space, officials said. developer's feelings on the project Funds, An IRA From Kevin Settembrino. Reportedly, the developer also has said. "They believe in the project and Mayor James Cassella said he is a year to obtain state Department of are understanding of importance oi the BOILING SPRINGS optimistic about the project, calling it Transportation approval or the agree- ingress and egress for Route 17." "the best plan presented so far." ment is void. Demetrakis is known for the projects SAVINGS BANK But, he also added, "Nothing means Of the the main problems with de- tunh along the Hudson River in anything unless it is approved or con- veloping the site is the traffic situa- Hdge water. April 15th is just around the corner...The perfect time to open struction has begun." The project must tion on and off Route 17. Previous It-is expected that the Planning or add to your individual retirement account! now gain the approval of the Planning projects such as a movie theatre, a su- Board will begin hearing Demetrakis' At Boiling Springs we can show you just how easy it is to prepare for a Board, which could take between 4-6 permarket, or Lowe's have failed to proposal beginning in May. worry-free, sound financial future.We'll show you how to take advantage of months. gain approval from the DOT due to Becton School Board Administrator our new, higher limits for traditional. Roth, Educational and SEP IRAs. According to the proposed agree- this problem. And borough officials Nicholas Annitti said was happy to ment, the developer must begin con- agreed that the added commercial traf- hear of the additional parking spaces. struction on the hotel and office build- fic was not what was best for the town. "We could use more spaces. The stu- Call for the office nearest you: 201 -939-5000 Tax freeze planned for senior citizens "The Comfortable Place To Bank!" Assemblyman Paul A. Sarlo today mean the difference between staying * Have paid the lull amount of the released a statement urging eligible in their homes or being forced to property tuxes (or site fees if a mobile Bailing senior citizens and disabled people in move." home owner I that were due on the Springs District 36 to apply for the Property The Property Tax Reimbursement home for both 2 RIGHT ON Super Crossword PEW ACROSS 57 Balloon 94 Dell 5 Caravan- 39 Zodiac sign 91 'Auk) Lang 1 Guru material? delicacy sary 39 Sanctioned C Outfml J»r 6a-New Look" 9* Pan 3 of 6 '70 Crosby. 42Dubuque 92 ER excis Tony designer remark Sols, Nash denizen matlon 11 Bother 80 —cog 99 Game & Young 4S Renown 93 Emcee's 14 Can (blunder) name hit 48 Overused site segments 81 Swash- 101 Kidney- 7 Fond du —. 47 San —. 99 Took a 17 Rogrel buckling related Wl nary shots! 19 Bother novelist 102 Com portion a Fury 4a Tribe •7 OXara's 21 lennon s 63 Man, (or 103 Ridiculous 9 Lame tub 49— nibs "From the widow one 1OS Bloom or 10 MoCoun's 82 Roll with 22 Velvet UGI'I Danes "Angela's the punches 96 Itch finish 109 Hut 63 With It B 23 Sun of a 85 Exactly 111 Oxidize 11 -Hopalong remark 86 Kevin of 112 Boring tool Cassidy- 103 —League ST. 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MARY'S HOSPITAL CENTER FOR SENIOR CARE PASSAIC • NEW JERSEY THIS IS YOUR LIFE! Continue to live in the home you love. St. Mary's Hospital offers Offered by St. Mary's Hospital, Lifeline® Senior Walking Program LIFELINE Response System is indeed like a friend standing by. Every Wednesday, 10 a.m. Call (973) 470-3050 Voice response after the signal goes Location St. Mary's Hospital through to Lifeline® Central can deter- mine what action is necessary at the time. Senior Supper Club It is more than a medical alert system, it Every Wednesday, 3:30 p.m. Lifeline®, an emergency medical re- can be used for answering the phone and Leading the Way sponse system that allows the indepen- act as a smoke detector. Power failure pro- Location: St. Mary's Cafeteria Into the Next Century dence most people want, along with peace tection gives you more security. of mind knowing response is there in For more information about Lifeline®, For answers to last week's case of emergency. call 973-470-3050. For more information call: Super Crossword, seepage 2. Center for Senior Care at (973)470-3050 THE LEADER THURSDAY. MARCH 29. Atlantic Health offers help for eating disorders Eating disorders, such as Anorexia Children's Medical Center. "But the North Jersey, often the patient's phy- Dr. Steinberg. "Our program is more Nervosa and Bulimia Nervosa, affect outcome can be positive, when treated sician or therapist from outside the comprehensive and more effective at least one in seven teenagers, say appropriately." program forms part of the team. than many other eating disorder pro- experts at the Eating Disorders Pro- During National Nutrition Month, "The team approach, particularly the grams." gram at Atlantic Children's Medical the Children's Medical Center is call- inclusion of physicians who are spe- The Eating Disorders Program of- Center. ing for greater awareness of eating cialists in adolescent medicine, makes fers information to concerned adoles- This disturbing statistic is based on disorders, and recognition of the fact our program different than most other cents and families by calling 908-522- the finding that between five and 10 that apparent weight issues may be programs available in the area." said 5757. million adolescent girls, and nearly masking underlying nutritional, emo- one million boys, struggle with eating tional or psychological problems. Browm our extensive Free Drawing disorders and borderline conditions, "Eating disorders involve significant displays offering many for Easter according lo the National Eating Dis- emotional issues. When someone has spatial and unique orders Association. With nearly 41 an eating disorder, the entire person grits for the Centerpiece million children between the ages of needs to be treated," said Julie K. Easter Season! on Saturday, 10 and 19 in the United States, accord- Steinberg, Psy.D., Director of the Eat- March 30, 2002 ing to the 2000 Census, the statistic ing Disorders Program at the could potentially be as high as one in Children's Medical Center. Ascending to chair - On Wednesday, Feb. 27, Vince Micco became four adolescents with an eating disor- Patients in the Eating Disorders Pro- Chairman of the Bergen County Young Republican Organization. On der. gram work with a team of experts, in- hand to deliver the oath of office was Assembly Minority Leader Paul "The numbers are striking," said cluding an adolescent medicine phy- DiQaetano. The BCYR's meet once a month at Bergen Republican Walter Rosenfeld, M.D., Director of sician, a psychotherapist and a nutri- headquarters in Hackensack. the Adolescent/Young Adult Center tionist. Other in-house specialists, Vince formerly served as Executive Director of the Bergen County for Health and Vice Chairman of the such as psychiatrists, may be involved. Republican Organization from 1997 to 1998 under Chairman Henry Department of Pediatrics at the And with patients from throughout "Henk" Shotmeyer. While running the daily operations of the Bergen GOP, Vince served as a principal advisor to the Chairman, as liaison to the Whitman re election campaign and coordinated personnel and lo- gistical support to federal, state and local Republican-incumbents and candidates Hudson Opera Theatre Vince recently finished six years service to the U.S. Army Reserves 5 Presents Open Easter - Match 31,8 a.m. to 3 p.m. where he served as a counterintelligence agent and linguist for military • intelligence. Vince currently works as a mortgage banker for Weichert Financial 5 Madama Butterfly Services in Franklin Lakes, and is a parishioner of First Baptist Church B i in Hackensack. By Giacomo Puccini Easter Arrangements • All Flowering Plants Vince currently resides in Rutherford, with his wife Jennifer and two Sung in Italian with English Supertities sons Dominick (9 years) and Vincent James (2 years) Vince and Jenni- Fully staged with Chorus & Orchestra Fresh Cut Flowers • Cemetery Crosses fer are expecting their third child in August of this year. April 13th 8 PM Easter Candy • Easter Baskets • Easter Bunnies April 14t4thh 3 PM Quality and Service Always Guaranteed! An open plea from the director of Tickets:: $$33 0 & $25 BiUO'Shea's the Humane Society of Bergen WILLIAMS CENTER for the Arts Florist V Gifts Rutherford, NJ www.williamscenter.orK 109 Boulevard (1 th» Ore*) Hatbroudt Heighu. NJ RESERVATIONS: (201)939-2323 201-2M-2VB • r.x 201 288-7129 • 1-S0C-473-2X3 • www.fkMm4fe.com WE HAVE A SPECIAL DOCTOR'S DAY MESSAGE FOR OUR PHYSICIANS — Every great organization has a mission — a Jet of beliefs and goals that guide its day-to-day activities. All aspire to meet that mission. The few who succeed owe it to the vision and dedication Miracle, the survivor cat of those who carry it out. At Atlantic Health System, our mission is to — The Humane Society of Bergen you have called us lor help'.' County located at 221 Stuyvesant This organization has been in busi- Avenue. Lyndhurst, would tike to ad- ness for more than 30 years, trying to Deliver high quality, safe, affordable patient dress the person who left a severely find homes tor homeless animals. We care with respect and compassion As the malnourished cat in a carrier outside have placed thousands of animals dur- region's health care leaders, Atlantic physicians our door sometime between Saturday. ing that lime. We cannot guarantee a offer individuals the highest quality care through March 9 and Monday. March 11. Did home lor every animal; our space is recognized centers of excellence and across all you know that abandoning an animal limited; but we do our very nes*. We medical disciplines. is a punishable crime in the State of certainly would have helped you! New Jersey? Did you think you had So, many questions remain in our Improve the health status of the no other choice; did you think of call- minds but the biggest one is why did communities we serve. With dozens of ing us for help? Did you think of leav- this have to happen and what kind of outreach programs, free health screenings and ing us with a note regarding any in- person did this'.' Perhaps you thought inoculations, educational seminars and more, formation about this cat; place she that you were "helping out." used to live; time she was dropped off; Atlantic Health System physicians keep northern New Jerscyans healthy, productive and strong. reason for drop-off; was she loved at We are pleased to say that this story one time? We would really like to has a happy ending After a great deal Educate in an exemplary manner present know if she sat alone, without food or of veterinarian care and. with a future water, from Saturday-night, Sunday and future members of the health car* filled with much love from the HSBC profession.Through key partnerships like our morning/evening, or (we hope). Mon- staff this little kitty (now named affiliations with The Cancer Institute of New day morning until she was found. She "Miracle") will eventually become certainly was hungry when we found available lor adoption. We hope that Jersey and the University of Medicine and her. Did you even try to feed her? Her she finds a much happier future than Dentistry of New Jersey, Atlantic physicians bring bones were certainly sticking out! Did her past has been. We only hope that the latest techniques, technologies and treatment you know that she had just delivered her kittens are resting in peace. to health care — for today and tomorrow. a litter of kittens? Do you know their fate? Did you steal their mother from The Humane Society of Bergen them and leave them to die of cold and So, on Doctor's Day we recognize our physicians County starvation? Again, we ask. couldn't for their excellence, compassion and dedication. Lyndhurst We'd also like to tetl them... Scholarships for social work available "Mission accomplished." A $1,500 scholarship competition also be in good academic standing, has been announced by the Bergen The scholarship recipient is ex- Unit of New Jersey Chapter of the pected to become involved in the National Associaton of Social Work- NASW Bergen County Unit upon ers. graduation in a manner mutually Applicants for the 2002-2003 schol- agreed upon. Interested applicants arship must be Bergen County resi- should call 201-444-6769 for more dents enrolling in an accredited school information on eligibility criteria and ^t Atlantic the application process. Deadline for of social work for aa minimum of nine credits per semester. Applicants must application is April 18. Holy Week services planned Mormtown Memorial Hospital y iid shiphi , 10 0a.m . A n ifinformal l coffeff e and Overtook Hotpftot Summit Area residents have been invited to fellowship hour will follow the Easter Mountainside Hospital MontclairiGlen Kdp attend services during Holy Week at Sunday service. First Presbyterian Church in North The Genera/ Ho+tul Center at Poaak Arlington. A food donation will be received at "As always, those attending need not the church on Easter morning. Mem- Atlantic Health SfWem n on academic and research affiliate of the Unmrutr of Medicine and DentnUy of New jeruy be members of the church," a church bers and guests have been invited to Newfeney Medic ol School spokesperson said. "A warm welcome bring a can or box of in-date, non-per- Mornuown Memorial Hmfmd — reaptent of the is extended to all who desire to wor- ishable food for BasketBowl 2002, an Magnet Recognition Award for rVurwnf Ewafcnt* ship with us in joy and peace." anti-hunger event now in its 6th year. throufh The American Nuriei Otdtnbakng Cento The church's schedule is as follows: First Presbyterian Church is located For a referral to an Atlantic physician, call I-800-AHS-9580. 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Her School. success did not conic easy, but exercise 2 to 3 times Seniors Colleen Reynolds and through a rigorous practice a week at your convei Dimar Labega may have contrasting schedule, which includes 4000 yards of swimming each day. Reynolds also swims lor the White • Private One-on-One Training Program Plains. N.Y. Minis, and she will SOUTH BERGEN SPORTS • Onsite State of the Art Equipment ROUND-UP complete in Ihe YWC Nationals BY from April 4 through 7. Conveniently Located in Rutherford. JAMES DOMBROWSKI Reynolds credits her academic success and stiuh habits to her Robert W. Koppenjan - Personal Trainer personalities and yet they concentration and dedication to both compliment each other in their swimming and studying. She is respective sports. Both graduating ranked number 4 in her class and has UKO HEALTII to decide on ;i colleges seniors have taken it up a notch . INll RNATION \l when the stage was set for them to "1 want to swim in college hut I win a state, county, or group title. don't think about making the ^ 1 ^ 175 IRVING PLACE / RUTHERFORD, N.J. 07070 Olympics." noted Reynolds. fC^ TEL: 201 507 1510 / FAX: 201-507-035'1 The shy yet perky Colleen When asked where she would like AQ^ EMAIL: qidkoerols.com Reynolds is a modest student athlete to further her education, Reynolds who emits a charm that serve well Said she was considering William in for others to emulate. Yet her shy Mass.. Middlclmi) in Vermont and exterior quickly disappears when Star power - Dimar Labega and Colleen Reynolds Wesle\ Spread a little ihc starter's gun sounds and she hits 100-meter Breast Stroke which style in a Dual Meet vs. Northern Reynolds cnio\ s traveling and hei the water. Colleen set in a Dual Meet vs. Valley with a time of o:lW.6.S. favorite subject is French. The Reynolds is an All-League and Fairlawn with a time of 1:18.06. hoppiness. Reynolds has been swimming down-to-earth senior should All-County Breast Stroke and I.M. What should have been a clue to since she was six. when she began succeed well in College. Her swimmer. She holds four Bulldog the greatness to come from Colleen as a Ruthertord Stingray. This swimming success should never be swimming records which include a began as a freshman when she swam underestimated Hershey's Kisses" - —e—• — -..•.*.....<••! -HIM sin s»um outstandinnuistanumg athletainicle followtollows in thtne 100 yard State Meet of Champions a school record 500-yard free-style tradmon of Kell) Hecking. another Bunny Bouquet Breast Stroke Gold Medal ,n a time in 5:39.40. Bulldog dimming great' Hecking Check Kuk c\t w eck for tuy of :W.». The final school record for is currently an All-American at mtcn ii/\\ w uh I I.UK Stin Dimar A cuddly bunny sitting in a field of Her other school records are the Colleen came in the 500-meter free Notre Dame. 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Kyle Kochenash, Anthony Honor Society were inducted during the induction of society members and schools honor society. This year's second marking period of the 2001 - 10th grade - Honors: Michelle Laico. Esther Lee. Sheri Nicholson, m evening candlelight ceremony on society officers. officers are: Barbara Kaminska, Presi- 2002 school year. Banom, Leanne Butts. Andrea Angela Peso. Andrew Petrucelli, Matthew Piwowarski, Sean March 4. Selected by NHS students who were dent; Christopher Downs, Vice-Presi- 9th grade - Honors: Alexandra Chaves, Monica Dabrowski. Rawding, Magdalena Toloczko, Parents, family members, friends, inducted last year, this year's offic- dent; Jamie Kasica. Secretary; and Anaya, Janine Bury, Pamela Cam- Brendan Hocking. Xin Fu Lin, Christopher Trinidad, Ji-A Woo; Huard ol education members, admin- ers were inducted by Diane Jarotski. C'arly Hrywniak, treasurer. panaro, Jamie Case, Jane Chieco, Nelson Liu, Carolina Lozada. Jen- Second Honors: Arianna Beam, After the officers took their oaths William Coughlin Jr.. Jaclyn nifer Maguire, Steven Malley. Kenneth Braisted, Michael Brienza, SECURE YOUR of office, they proceeded to induct the Crismale, Irene Hate, Sarah Hennis, Kevin Man. Richard Martin. Erica Thomas Britten. James Burns III, newest senior members: Magalena Mohamed Hussein, Karishma Melillo, Jessica Merwin. Daniel FUTURE Jamie Clarke, Joan Cmielewski, Bednarz, Ahlam Hammad, Rima Jhaveri, Michelle Kim, Karolina Montero, Louis Vazquez; Second David Cunha, Brian Davey. Edward Rana, Magdalena Stopka, Anna Kowalski. Jean Laico, Alice Lam, Honors: Kristhy Aler. Nuno Train for a Career Dolan. Crystal Fiori, Joseph Graci. Wo/na, and Ahmed Virani. Tianyi Li, Ashley Lind, Kristen Amador, Melissa Ciaccio, Tara In the BOOMING Rachel Hughes, Lauren Jaume, Mat- To be inducted, students have to Maresca, Eric Mastrolia. John Davitt, Suzette Esteves. Eric Fritsch. Health Care Field thew Kelichner, Thomas Koc, meet criteria in four areas: scholar- McVey, Kevin Mehnert, Katina Michael Gomes, Nicole Gortaire. Lukasz Lupinski. Richard Miller. ship, leadership, service, and charac- Noka. Tiffany Rebimbas, Brittany Kristen Hall, Eric Killelea. So Youn • CEHITIFED MEDICAL ASSISTANT Mark Orovio. Alexis Owens, ter. Reincke. Maria RodriguegrDanielle Kim, Patrice Meola. Patricia • CERTIFIED DENTAL ASSISTANT Danielle Perez, Michael Rizzolo, • MEDICAL OFFICE ADMINISTRA- "All of these students proudly dis- Romero, Amirose Sunga, Allison Miraldo, Enrico Panza. Joseph Christina Severs, '"tindsey TION play these characteristics, and all are Wisniewski; Second Honors: Iman Parker, Ary Pereira. Tomasz MEDICAL BILLING/HEALTH CLAIMS Signorelli. Amanda Soares, Denise required to maintain the high stan- Ali, Katie Banaag, Fatima Bastiao. Swiderek. Amanda Zarro. EXAMINER (ICD9/CPT4 CODING, Swedeski. Aleksandra Szatkowski, dards of excellence in these areas even Sonia Cunha, Stephanie De Grazio, HCFAAJB92 CLAIMS) 11th grade - Honors: Scott Brown. Daniel Weitner. Deanna Wolowitz. after induction," Jarotski said. Christine Melillo. Doris Mena, Accredited by: Austin Cristobal, Christopher Davis, 12th grade - Honors: Nicole After the ceremony, inductees and Randy Molina, Gabriella LBERDAN INSTITUTE American Association ot Medical Jeffrey Defressine, Jessica Dem- Anacleto. Steven Banom III, Assistants (AAMA guests attended a reception in the Me- Montesdeoca, Charlotte Moore, etroules, Nicole Filippelli, Diana Veronica Belando, Ivy Chiu, Will- I 265 RT. 46 West American Dental Association (ADA) dia Center, accompanied by live pi- Amy Riccio, Weerawat Summat. Accrediting Commission ot Career Giordano, Thomas Golda. Matthew iam Daly. Jenna-Leigh Data, /I Totowa, NJ ano music, courtesy of a school fac- Schools & Colleges or Technology Michael Delaney, Anthony Dennis, L-/7 Call (973) 256-3444 ulty member. www.berdanlnstltute.com Michael DeQuinzio. Tiffany Dunn, Christine Ferro, David Gordon, Katherine Grigsby. Ji Hoon Kim. Alison King. Vicky Koukoutsis. First Annual Haley Chiropractic Celine Lee. Sang Leigh. Marta Lupinska. Joseph Mack. Ryan Easter Egg Hunt Manguiat. Allison Manning. Mat- thew Maresca. Nicole Marshall. th st Annette Notwicz. Susan O'Connell, When: March 30 (Rain Date March 31 ) Rachel Ostanski. Kinjal Patel, John Perez. Robert Regan. Leticia Relva, Where: Town Hall Park, Lyndhurst Monica Risso. Julie Rocha. Natalie Kucha. Bernard Rodrigues, Carla (Across from the old Shoprite) Rodrigues. Marco Santos, Paul Sav- age. Daniel Schauermann, Time: 10:00 a.m. Josephine Schettino. Gregory Stoklosa. William Tooma, Age Groups: 3 & under, Stephanie Worth, Andrew Zuniga; Second Honors: Adel Abou-Zid, 4-6 and 7 & older Born leader - Nicole Filippelli, a North Arlington High School Natalie Esteves. Erica Hamilton. Special Prizes Hidden Junior, was recently recognized by the North Arlington Board of Meaghan McDonough. Bridget in Special Eggs! Education for the outstanding accomplishment of being selected McFaddcn. Danielle Moore. Nicholas for the Presidential Classrooms program in Washington, DC Papamarkos. Fernanda S.il.i/.ir. Tara Win gift certificates Pictured above (L to R) are Michael Santos, Board President; Sanfilippo. Bryan Schoendorf. to Toys R Us. Nicole Filippelli, and Mr. and Mrs. John Filippelli. Come and Join the Fun! Bring your own Easter baskets or bags •z~~\ 323 Ridge Road (17 S) (201) 438-8500 • Lyndhurst Peace pact - Students in Rutherford's Sylvan School 4th grade class are pictured above interacting with a representative from the Bergen County program on Violence Prevention Conflict Resolution. Students role play and discuss different ways of resolving conflicts without resortin to physical violence. 4 St. Michael's school rolls out the honors St. Michael the Archangel Abigail Saundcrs: 6th grade: Wil- Second Honors - 4th grade: •Decorated Easter • School in Lyndhurst has an-liam Dybus. Kimberly Ncwby, Briahna Horvath; Sth grade: Layer Cakes nounced its Honor Roll for theAleksandra Zdan; 7th grade: Caitlin Ruhrold, Aaron Ibarrola, •Artistically Decorated •:• second marking period of the Michael Branin. Jcnna Andres Ordonez, John Ziomek; 2001-2002 school year. Cake Eggs Giambalvo, Marclyle Magoncia, (ith grade: Elizabeth Recchia; 7th First Honors - 4th grade: Will- Megan Piscal; 8lh grade: Saman- grade: Ilyssa Mueller: 8th grade: •Flower Pot Cakes<- iam Ncwby; Sth grade: Jessica tha Linn. Hadissah Magoncia. Angela Santini. Christopher •Angel Flake Coconut«> Adamski, Matthew Dudck. Lauren Shabunia. Smith. Caks Lambs EASTER BABKAS [Egg Ring-Egg Cro ASSORTED BABKAS • Poppy Seed & Walnut Babka Rolls Fancy Easter Cookies •Cookie Trays iniature Butter Pastry •Chocolate Dipped Bunnies And many more Easter treats! In our candy section OPEN Hand-decorated f v>* _„ Chocolate Easter Eggs EASTER SUNDAY Yankee doodle dandles - Students at Washington School in North Arlington celebrated "Patriotic Day" recently. The event was sponsored by the Student Council. Pictured above (L to R) are: Devon Orozco 6 A.M. - 5 P.M Nicole Ferreira, Jordan Marshall, Victoria Ferreira, and Danielle Reo. The Mazur family Scholarship created for social work students wishes all our A $1,500 scholarship competition dents enrolling in an accredited school graduation in a manner mutually has been announced by the Bergen of social work for a minimum of nine agreed upon. Interested applicants customers a Unit of New Jersey Chapter of the credits per semester. Applicants must should call 201-444-6769 for National Associaton of Social Work- also be in good academic standing. more information on eligibility Healthy and Happy ers. The scholarship recipient is ex- criteria and the application pro- Applicants for the 2002-2003 schol- pected to become involved in thecess. Deadline for application is Easter arship must be Bergen County resi- NASW Bergen County Unit upon April 18. • THE LEADER ENTERTAINMENT Villa Italia Deli £!«£ makes history with Washington, Barry wins NEW HOURS: . 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But, when it becomes legal, E-mail: teader.newseverlzon.net Tothe Editor: their life. These people oppose abor- I'm pro-life! There are many, many tion because it has been legalized. By that is everyone's concern. If you have Commercial Leader ~ The North Arlington Leader millions of us in the United States, its legality it makes them accessories been silent, you have been sanction- Leader-Free Press -The News Leader >, who are pro-life. However, the media, to the crime. They don't want it on ing it. Isn't it time for all of us to speak Covering Ly ndhurst. the printed version, will never iden- their conscience. out against abortion, so that our Rutherford, North Arlington, tify us as being Pro-Life. They print We have a "March For Life* in hearts might not be troubled and we East Rutherford, Carlstadt & Wallington us up by a name they have chosen Washington, D.C. annually. There, we might not become hardened to vio- for us, anti-abortionists. But some of have a demonstration with about lence. Leader Newspapers are available at news stands on us are only partially anti-abortion. 100,000, participants. Some of us have ' We can stop legalized abortion. In a Wednesdays arid are conveniently mailed to subscribers Some of us are totally anti-legalized- been going there for 29 years. The free country we speak out with our Annual subscriptions: $10.00; Single copy: 25C abonion. These people realize that newcomers, who seem more numer- opinion and with our votes. So, next JOHN SAVINO, 1 CINDV CAPITANI, Editor when abortion became legal in this ous in recent yean, will continue this time and all the time, be an antiabor- country; they, as citizens, became ac- act of charity until legalized abortion JOANN BOCCINO, Business Manager i JOANN MERKLINCHAUS, Display Advertising Manager tionist in conversation and vote pro- complices in the crime of abortion. A is gone from our society. life. DANA RAPISARDI Assistant Editor ANNETTE SAVINO Subscription Manager crime is when you deprive another When someone commits abortion KdMo/inskiR.Ph. ELAINE CALL Graphic Designer DEBRA WINTERS Reporter person of something they want, like without involving all of us; that's their Lyndhurst JAMES DOMBROWSKI Sports Editor " PHILIP SILVA Reporter/Production CHARLOTTE SAVINO Classified Ads Assistant Ruth, resident has praise for Gorman Editorial Dear Editor: ber is responding to grant opportuni- pressed area on the other side of Rt. I just finished reading your March ties for paving by working the appli- 17-too bad the current administration It's time to re-think the county's Blue Laws 7th edition letters column. Kathy cation through the process? The new could not come up with a new recycle Does a law created in the spirit of religious In a society where a mix of religions, lifestyles Wigfield needs a history lesson. administrator that was hired in a big location, since that's all they had to do obligation have a place in modern society? and preferences coexist, the laws make no seme hurry makes almost 100K, but, he has ...). Well, how about a whopping 12% had 10 jobs in 18 years and has not tax increase in a depressed economy! Many people don't think so and are looking to and have no practical base except to curtail traf- Bob Gorman was a good man and an excellent administrator. He was lauded been doing exemplary work for Ruth- How about spiraling consulting and wipe the so-called Blue Laws off the Bergen fic. Bergen County is the only county in the state by the council in the papers and at erford for over 18 yearvas had Gorman. professional fees for the mayor's hand- County books. to maintain the law, and it's one of the few in their meeting when most thought he And who are you to begrudge a man picked out of town firms. How about The Blue Laws were created as a way to up- the whole country. And, even though the laws was retiring. That charade has long who manages the town, its scores of passing resolutions upping the num- ber of cops to 50. How about a fiscal hold the biblical mandate that "Ye shall keep were revised throughout the decades (last up- been exposed, but it does not change employees, and its budgets and pro- cesses, his salary when every cop in policy that includes hiring votes.and date was 1999) the biblical implications remain. their words. Wigfield obviously did holy the Sabbath." In fact, violators were put not know him or his accomplishments. town with over 7 yean made OVER paying back voting blocks with leased to death. Today, there's no risk of getting the Everyone should support the legislation that He was not a volunteer.but a manager $100,000.00. 4wheel drive borough vehicles. electric chair for buying panty hose. But there Assemblywoman Loretta Weinberg is pushing. that typically worked late nights and As far as issues for the Republicans are fines. As a result, people have to drive out- If passed, it would turn the issue over to indi- weekends for Rutherford where he to focus on since the demise of First And, finally, what's up with "two let- side the county to shop for many things. For vidual municipalities. Sunday shopping would resided. Sure, he did small jobs.but he Night, the Firing of an esteemed Ad- ten" from the same ptrson bashing also orchestrated the applications for, example, you can buy a hammer and nails, but be legal, but individual towns could vote to ban ministrator, and this ridiculous twice the Republicans ... why not three or and the winning of, all of the grants per week garbage pickup issue that maybe four. Maybe next time you can not lumber; jewelry and cameras, and not socks. it completely, or come up with a compromise. and aid that Councilman Matthews the current administration continues just rename the letters column the You can buy a boat, luggage and sporting goods. Municipal choice is the best option for every- has been claiming credit for in his let- to harp on. (Yes, the Bertone Admin, Wigfield column. But not a couch, wall hanging or blender. ters around town. Does anybody re- did close the center to make way for a L. Ehrhardt ally think that a part-time council mem- multi-million dollar ratable in a de- Rutherford Turns out NA's sweeper is water-friendly Change your wants and make the most of it North Arlington's sweeper is back in business, water from a well behind the Little League corn- As I peer up from my computer need to keep you going while not over- panies, athletic fields, golf courses and but it turns out it's not wasting water. Borough plex on River Road. The water was originally screen I notice droplets of water start- indulging. Conserving your food and large hotels are excused from water Administrator Bob Landolfi said that not only used for irrigation purposes, but the poor pres- ing to appear on the window in front drink this way, you could probably last restrictions. I mean really how could is the borough adhering to drought restrictions, sure made it impractical. For the sweeper, how- of me. Steadily the drops begin to in- we expect people to play baseball and crease in number and before long, it's golf on brown grass? Oh the horror! but it's still able to maintain service to the resi- ever, it's perfect, finally raining. After weeks of dryness Let me tell you, no one is excused from dents. from the skies above, finally a good GUEST COLUMN conserving water. This is a serious Landolfi said they're getting non-potable A job well done. steady rain has fallen. Our prayers by Craig Ruvere situation that requires serious atten- have been answered, or have they? tion and if our cars have to remaindirty , For many of us, the recent drought our pools empty and our grass the situation in our area has caused us all on the island a hell of a lot longer then color of straw then so be it, just as Opinion to become more aware of the one re- if you ate the entire supply over two long as when I rum on the faucet wa- source that we so often take for days. By changing your wants, it ter comes out. People always wait Bunny ownership is not a spring fling granted. Who would think that there gives you more of what you need. until something bad happens before would ever come a time when water The same thing holds true with our they decide to change, before they Easter pets, which are often aban- to make a 10 year commitment. All too least four times their adult size. The would become so scarce? Well my water supply. Right now many of us decide that there is something they can doned after the holiday, require long often the child loses interest and the cage needs a resting board covering friends that time is here. With reser- are simply not worried about the do. I suggest we all start becoming term commitment. FOCAS, along with rabbit ends up neglected or abandoned. the wire bottom (walking on wire will voirs more than 40% lower than where drought situation. We all just assume the "water police" and inform those The House Rabbit Society (HRS) Since domestic rabbits are not the cause sore feet), also room for a litter they should be at this time, even the' that someone else will cure this prob- around us that simply brush off our strongly urges parents not to buy their pan set always in the same spot in the rain currently outside my window will lem and that the extra few gallons of water restrictions that their actions will children living "Easter" bunnies un- comer of cage (with dust-free litter - not bring them up to full capacity. The water that we use will not really make affect many and are not acceptable. less they are willing to make a 10-year not clumping or any shavings). They GUEST EDITORIAL problem you might ask? Well its that much of a difference. Well you're commitment to properly care for the need toys, food and water bowl at all simple. Let us say that you were wrong. Without conservation, the animals. Each year, thousands of baby by Carol Burrows times. They need at least 30 hours per As I glance out my window again, I stranded on a deserted island. All you water situation will only grow worse. rabbits, chicks, and ducks are pur- week play time. Their diet should con- can see that the rain has subsided. had to eat was a loaf of bread, a few Even if it rained for 40 days and 40 Soon the temperatures will start to rise chased as Easter gift only to be aban- product of natural selection, they can- sist of fresh pellets, water, hay and 1 - boxes of raisins and a canteen of fresh nights, with reservoirs as low as they and before you know it summer will be doned or left at shelters in the days, not take care of themselves if aban- 2 cups of fresh vegetables daily. water. Not knowing when the rescue are and people not conserving their upon us. The way things are going, weeks and months that follow Easter. doned in the wild and will not survive. crew will arrive to take you back to usage, the situation will only continue. well have sun, but there won't be much Rabbits are easy to litter box train and If you have any questions concern- civilization, you try to conserve your The important question to ask is why water. Remember, by changing your Most children want a companion incredibly social animals, they should ing rabbits, write Carol Burrows, food supply as much as you can, eat- Lint EVERYONE conserving water? I'm wants, it gives you more of what you they can hold, carry and cuddle -baby live indoors and become members of FOCAS, 100 United Lane, Teterboro, ing and drinking just the amount you sure shortly you'll hear how pool com- need. rabbits are ground-loving creatures the family. Like-other pets-they need N. ]. 07608. If she does not have the who are energetic, playful and vora- physical exercise and mental-stimula- answer, she will obtain the informa- cious nibblers. Additionally rabbits are tion and should not spend all their time tion and contact you, or contact HRS, easily frightened by loud noises. It is locked in a cage. P.O. Box 1201, Alameda, Ca. 94301; unreasonable to expect a small child Bunnies need a roomy indoor cage at web site at www.rabbit.org. Subscribe Now! Paul Revere would need protection today Keep abreast of the news and events in your community. Keep track of your local government and find out what your friends National hero Paul Revere has tective forces' success rate was 90 per- in the threatened building rather than emerged as a symbol for a new day cent. evacuating it. More ominously Mr. and neighbors are saying and doing. that is dawning in America. He gal- Then there were two nuclear weap- Zipoli reported that the mock terror- loped through the streets of the rebel- ons wnistleblowers whose revelations ists had gotten to the facilities pluto- lious colonies to warn of threats on a have brought national attention to se- nium 100 percent of the time and 80 Subscribe to the Leader.Newspapers today! distant horizon. His simple message, curity problems at nuclear weapons percent of the time had escaped with "The British are coming!" is as familiar facilities. Ron Timm heads a small firm a package that represented plutonium Only $10 per year; to most Americans as any other event — the key ingredient for nuclear weap- from our Revolutionary War. In late ons. After raising these and similar February several modern day GUEST EDITORIAL concerns, the University of California $12 out of state wbistleblowers gathered in a congres- by Louis Clark fired him. sional hearing room to sound alarms Also at the Washington gathering, Check off the name of paper you would like for this time of national crisis. former U.S. Customs special agent Receiving the most attention was that has evaluated security at Depart- Darlene Catalan blew the whistle on and print your name & address below: Bogdan Dzakovic, a Federal Aviation ment of Energy sites for seventeen the vulnerability of the nation's bor- Administratioi n (FAA) specia) il agent ffor years. He has found that mock terror- ders. She reported security lapses on the past fourteen years who has led ist assaults on DOE facilities succeed the border that offered opportunities C] Commercial Leader (Lyndhurst) special teams to test airport security. more often than they fail. for human migration as well as the LJ N. Arlington Leader ' His message for Americans was the Matthew Zipoli, the other nuclear smuggling of drugs and weapons. number one or two televised news sto- weapons whistleblower, is the vice She noted that each day from 5,000 to CD News Leader of Rutherford ' nes on ABC, CBS, NBC, Fox and president of the security officers union 10,000 uninspected tanker cars roll into theBlack Entertainment Network, as at Lawrence Livermore Laboratories in the country from Mexico. Randy L-l Leader-Free Press (East Rutherford, Carlstadt, Wallington) well as the lead story in the newspa- the Bay Area of Northern California. Robarge raised security concerns at per USA Today. According to special He has revealed how farcical security the Seabrook nuclear power plant. He Name:_ agent Dzakovic, the FAA had ignored operations have become at the Univer- identified weaknesses in the program f—jeated warnings before September sity of California facility. During a re- to screen potential employees and It that security was inadequate at cent bomb threat the untrained secu- vulnerabilities of key areas of the fa- Address: mostofthe nation's airports. Evenaf- rity force acted in ways reminiscent of cility to airborne assault by commer- ^(jje tragic events in September, air- Keystone Cops: looking for bombs with cial airliners. Tel: port mock terrorist readinessexercise s no earthly idea what a bomb would look jjulted in fatal penetrations 90 per- like or how to deal with it, herding the Louis Clark is executive director of .gtofthe time. The agency publicly entire security force into the targeted the Government Accountability (I the false impression that the pro- structure, and keeping all employees Project in Washington, DC. Mail to: Leader Newspapers 251 Ridge Road • Lyndhurst NJ 07071 's e-mail address is Editor® LeaderNewspaperejHJt PAGE 13 - THURSDAY MARCH 28. 200? THE LEADER Real Estate & Business LEGAL NOTICES -£GAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thai tha folloW the limitations ol the Local Bond Law according leel long was introduced and passed or first readirm at NejrestCiL>ss St'i-el Siluateon ttie Mayor and Council of the Borough of c« lte thereof twwipoted-from the date of the bonds the south easterly side ot Sixth gm of March. 2002 and mat said ordinance wall be laken up tor _, Streel 100 feet from ihe north- further consideration for Imal passage at a meeting of said Borouoh purpose Jescnbed in Section 3 of this bond Law has Been duly propazed and ine.'finvottheClerh and! easterly side ot Kingsland Av- Council lo be held on the I5tti day ol Aprtl 2002 a! 8 OOP M oras uiuinaiH.tr is noi a current expense It is an improvement or purpose been tiled in the a*\\i- at ennf Tngetftet with all and sin- ioon tr>ereaftef as said matter can be reached at the Borouoh Hall thai the Borough may lawfully undertake as a general improvement. complete enecuted duplicate Nwol the Director ot the Division ol Local G._ . ices m thp De gular ihe rights, liber*'— "p Cartetatf. New Jersey, at which time and place all persons Jfemay and no part of the cost thereof has been or shall oe specially as- ey Such st-iie teges. howrfisme-iis ; appur- tie interested therein will be given an opportunity to be heard con- sessed of property specially benefited IhereBy panment of Community Atlairs ol the Stale of New. ment shows thai the gross debt ot irw Borough defined„ >n the len.vices thareunio be longing or (b) The period ot usefulness ot the improvement or purpose within • m anywise appertaining Ihe iimitgtrors bf the Local Bond Law according to the reasonable Local Bond Law is increased by the kotti NlzaMn ot the bonds and g and Ihe notes provided in this bond orrinaricp tiy $95 000 and the obli reversion and remainders rents Me thereof computed trom the dale 1 -4 the bonds authorized by this issues and profits thereof and ordinance, is 10 years lions authorised herein will be *ithm .ill Mb) Iwnttahoni ivficnftei that Law ai*o all the estate right title inter- let The Supplemental Debl Statement required by the Local Bond est uw property claim and de- Law has teen duly prepared and filed in ihe office ol the Clerk, and a "i An aggregate amount not exceedino Sffooo 'oi items ot expe ORDINANCE NO 02-10 ted in and permitted under N J S A' 4(iA '-CO is included in mand ot the said defendants of complete executed duplicate thereof has been tiled in the office of S iO to and out nl the same be sold the Director o£ Ihe Division ot Local Government Servioes in the De- estimated cosl indicated herein tor the piiiposp ,ir improvement Sect»n7 Tr»full lajthaniirrH.il' •* " ' —" li.ip.is .iiiiJ viti;.tv in Ihe t»fsi place partment I i\, oiriai • , . is Ordjnance No 00-111 shall remain ll forc 1)1 MIXTNGS _dQ_ : ni/.iiK>n Meeting limit in ihe Ms. Vacant Land , STATEMENT 1 '•'• ' 'i ordinance published herewith has been finally adopted on March 19. 2002 and the 20-day period ot limitation withm which a u Woiienfan 7 imp in sun action or proceeding questioning the validity of such ordinance 7 l« pm cai De commenced, as provided in the Local Bond Law has begun May m. 2UUQ (MM • Asking $499,900, io run trom the date of the first publication ot this statement DANIELLE MICCI. 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NORTH ARLINGTON - Gorgeous ultra-modern 3 bedroom, 2 bath apt. in 3-year- condition in North Arlington. L/R, Rent $785 - plus utilities. old, custom-built house. Central air conditioning, dishwasher, laundry. Only 2 blocks East Midland Apts. adheres to from Ridge Road. $1600 + util D/R, eat-in kitchen, 3 bedrooms, 2 the principal of Equal Housingl Opportunity 1/2 baths, full finished basement, Call 201-991-6261 KEARNY - Modern 5 mis. Central air. $850 + util garage, gas heat, central air, large Equal Housing Opportunity .11 real estate advertised in this newspa >er is subject to the Federal Fair Act o deck, many extras. 968 which makes it illegal to advertise an' Commercial Rentals •reference, limitation LYNDHURST - 2200 sq. ft. of storage. Three overhead doors - could house ve- Asking price: $299,900. >r discrimination based on race, color, reli hion, sex, or national origin or any sucl hicles. Ideal for contractors, landscapers etc. $950 preference limitation or discrimination. This newspaper will not knowingly accept an> LYNDHURST - 3600 sq. ft. of prime office/retail space. Center of town! pdvertising for real estate which is in viola [ion of the law. Our readers are informec $2700/mo Shown by appt. on weekends. that all dwellings advertised in this news paper are available on an equal opportu NO FEE Attention Landlords! APPLICATIONS & pity basis 1 y^ Leader_Ne*sgaper TO LANDLORD We're renting apartments! CREDIT CHECKS 251 Ridge Road Call us with all your rental needs! Call 1-201-991-1330 J 07071 -THURSDAY. MARCH28.2002 THELEADER OBITUARIES Mary Stachula Louise A. Weiss MaryannT.DiGiacomo Adron D.Lewis Margret M. Sanborn , Senior News Lipe BV MATILDA CHARLES Mary (Bednarczyk) Stachula. 86, Louise A. Weiss (nee Schoelz), 89, Maryann T. DiGiacomo, of East Ru- A mass Was offered for Adron D. Margaret Mary Sanborn (nee died Wednesday. March 13. died Thursday, March 14. therford, entered into rest on March Lewis, 77, of North Arlington, in Our Heaney), age 5,1 of East Rutherford, Most people would assume that Born in Passaic, she lived in She was born in Maplewood and 20. Lady Queen of Peace Church, North formerly of Nutley, died on Saturday, someone who beat an elderly or dis- Wallington before moving to East lived in Carlstadt since 1949. She was the daughter of Elizabeth Arlington following the Funeral from March 23. abled person so badly that the victim Rutherford 52 years ago. She was a homemaker. (nee Aronne) and the late .Nicholas, the Parow Funeral Home, North Ar- She was bom in Jersey City. died soon after would be charged with Mrs. Stachula was a parishioner of She was a member of Carlstadt Se- niece of Addie Zumbo. She is also sur- lington. Mrs. Sanborn was a former office a crime and spend several years in jail. Most Sacred Heart of Jesus R.C. niors. vived by many dear friends and family Mr. Lewis died Thursday, March 21 manager for Diversified Components Well, sorry to say that in cases in- Church, Wallington, and a member of She was predeceased by her hus- members. at the Care One at Morris in in Park Ridge. volving the brutalizing of elderly or the East Rutherford Senior Citizens. band William Weiss, son George O Arrangements were by the Wilfred Parsippany. She was a parishoner of St. Thomas other helpless persons in nursing She was preceded in death by her Weiss, daughter Sylvia ELizabeth Armitage Funeral Home, Kearny. The Bom in Ida Grove, Iowa, he lived in the Apostle R.C. Church in Bloomfield. homes (often leading to their deaths husband, Walter; a brother, Frank Weiss and brother George Schoelz. funeral mass was at Saint Joseph's Jersey City before moving to North Mrs Sanbom was a volunteer and or permanent disabilities), the abus- Bednarczyk; and a sister, Minnie Survivors include her sons William Church, East Rutherford. Cremation Arlington in 1951. an officer with the Nutley Little League ers were too often cited with a repri- Bednarz. J. Weiss of Scotch Plains, Richard waspriivate. He worked as a machinist for the for many years. mand or, at most, transferred out of the facility. In 1998 an elderly woman Surviving are a son, John of East Weiss of Hasbrouck Heights. Robert In lieu of flowers, donations may be Westinghouse Corp. in Jersey City for She is survived by her husband Roy told her lawyers on videotape from Rutherford; a daughter, Barbara Weiss of Ogdensburg. 11 grandchil- made to Saint Jude Hospital or Feed 35 years before retiring in 1982. Mantei, her father Bartholomew her hospital bed about being beaten Kraemer of Toms River; four broth- dren and 14 great grandchildren. the Children. He served in the Navy during World Heaney, her children: David and Lillian so badly by an attendant for soiling ers, Henry Bednarczyk of Fairfield, The funeral service was at Kimak War II and was a member of the Sanborn, Robert and Emily Sanborn, herself that she was left with a broken Stanley Bednarczyk of Wallington, Funeral Home, Carlstadt. Interment Audrey M. Sheehy Alexander Stover Post #37 American Tara Sanbom, Christopher Mantei, and neck, broken wrists and other injuries. Edward Bednarczyk of Tennessee, was at George Washington Memorial A mass was offered for Audrey M. Legion in North Arlington. Kevin Mantei, her grandchildren Owen She died two days after making the and Ronald Bednarcyzk of East Ruth- Park, Paramus. Sheehy (nee Markert), 76, of North He is survived by his-three sons, and Emma Sanborn, her brothers: tape. Her killer (what else can I call erford; three grandchildren; and a Arlington, formerly of Keamy, in St. Kevin J. of Landing, Brian of James and William Heaney. and her sis- him?) served just one year in prison great-granddaughter. Stephens Church. Kearny, following Manasquan. and Eugene of Randolph; ters: Caroline Daly, Rosemary Costanzo Capodanno after pleading no contest. Kamienski Funeral Home. the funeral from the Parow I uneral 4 grandchildren. Maura, Eileen, Mark Johnson, and Eileen Littleton. Costanzo Capodanno, 91, died This case was made public as part of Wallington, handled arrangements. Home, North Arlington. and Scott; a granddaughter. Kiera; and She was prececeased by her mother Wednesday. March 20. a recently released report by the Sen- Mrs. Sheehy died Saturday, March a sister, Gertrude McCullum. Gertrude. He was born in Newark. ate Special Committee on Aging cov- 23, at the Clara Maass Medical Center, Arrangements Collins-Calhoun Fu- Joseph J. Hovaniak Mr. Capodanno was a truck driver ering an 18-month congressional in- Belleville. neral Home, Rutherford. Joseph J. Hovaniak, 77, died Thurs- for Bernard Baron Trucking, Newark, Thomas E. Kelly vestigation into patient abuse at nurs- Born in Jersey City, she lived in Memorial donations may be made day, March 14 at Hackensack Univer- before retiring. He also worked for Thomas Bdward Kelley. Jr. beloved ing homes. In most cases, the inci- Kearny for 45 years before moving to to the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer sity Medical Center. Romar Industries, Belleville. He was a dents were either never reported to son, grandson, nephew, cousin, and Foundation, PO Bon 650309, Dallas, TX member of Rutherford UNICO and the North Arlington six years ago. the families, let alone to the police, He was born in Montville and lived friend, passed from the hands of his 75265. in Lyndhurst for 47 years. Teamsters Local in Newark. He was a She worked as a clerk for the Federal family on Thursday, March 21, after a and were handled within the institu- Reserve Bank of New York in New York He was a sheet metal operator for parishioner ot St. Mary R.C. Church. long and valiant struggle with Cystic Josephine T. Meire tion Which means they were not dealt City for 38 years before retiring in 1983. Wayne Steel, Hillside, for 35 years, re- He was preceded in death by his Fibrosis. In his last weeks, he was well Josephine T. Meire, 84, died Friday, with as they should have been; She was a member of the Henrietta tiring in 1995. wife, Nancy Capodanno. cared for by his medical team and the March 22 at University Park Nursing Benstead Senior Citizens of Kearny Too often patient abuse of the eld- He was a U.S. Army veteran of Surviving are a son, Angelo; two staff at St. Joseph's Hospital in Pater- Home, Richmond, Va. and the Rosary Society of St. erly or disabled is handled the same World War II. daughters, Marie Marranzino and son, and by his family. Born in She was bom in Brooklyn, NY., lived Stephen's church, Kearny. way wife beating used to be dealt with He was a member of St. Michael's Barbara Rnhdc; 11 grandchildren; and Belleville, he lived in North Arlington in Lyndhurst for 43 years, and was by the police, who were more likely to Holy Name Society and Laborers In- seven greatgrandchildren. Surviving are her sister, Ruth his whole life, he died at st. Joseph's currently a resident of Richmond, Va. arrest someone for assaulting another ternational Union Local 734. Macagna Diflily Funeral Home, Ru- Hcnnessy of North Arlington; and Hospital, Paterson. She was a cook at Coughy's Res- many nieces and nephews including, person in a bar than for beating his He was predeceased by his wife Ann therford, handled arrangements. In life, Thomas engaged others with taurant, East Rutherford for several Sharon Arlea, David Markert, Denise, spouse. The spousal beating was (nee Jankowski) and his siters Helen his wonderful sense of humor, his loy- years before retiring. Michael. Robert and William Smith. considered a "private matter." Thanks Nadseika and Margaret Am.ni alty, and a variety of unique interests Surviving are her sons Herbert Helen M. Barrett She was predeceased by her hus- to the continuing efforts by women's Survivors include his daughter that included old music and new tech- Meire of Bordentown, and Leo Meire A Mass for Helen M. Barrett (nee band. Robert J. Sheehy, her brother groups and their supporters, spousal Michelle Stecki of Livingston, sons nology; Star Wars and comic book of Richmond, Va., and four grandchil- Waters). S7, of Wcstwmxl, formerly Henry Markert and her sister Helen abuse is now a matter of battery pun- Michael Hovaniak of Wyckoff, Mark stores; vampire slayers and video dren. of North Arlington: was offered at Markert. ishable under the law. Hovaniak of Montville. his sisters game players; long travels and a short The funeral mass was at Queen of Our Lady Queen of Peace Church, Donations in her memory may be Mary Hovaniak, Katherine Voytac. list of favorite foods. He left a trail of Peace Church, North Arlington. Inter- We need to do the same with pa- North Arlington following the funeral made to the Shrine of St. Jude. 183 and Ann Molitoris, and his grandchil- Snapplc bottles and funny memories; ment was at Holy Cross Cemetery, tient abuse. As Sen. John Breaux, I > from the Paruw Funeral Home, North Bayview Ave., Jersey City, NJ. 07305 dren Evan and Matthew Hovaniak and photos of tomfoolery in action and North Arlington. La., the committee chairman says, "A Arlington. or E.W.T.N., 5817 Old Leeds Rd., Bir- crime is a crime whether in or outside Danielle Stecki. loving relationships in embrace; he Ippolito Stellato Funeral Home, Mrs. Barrett died Sunday, March 17, mingham, AL 35210. liked to ride bumper cars and drove of a nursing home, where residents The funeral mass was at St. in Valley Hospital. Ridgewood. Lyndhurst. handled arrangemnts. Michael's Church, and interment w;is like he owned one. should not spend their days living in Born in Jersey City, she lived in • at St. Joseph's Cemetery, both in Prayer to St. Jude fear." North Arlington for 45 years before Thomas was a student at the New Lyndhurst. Oh Holy St. Jude Apostle and Martyr, Let's discuss. moving to Westwood 15 years ago. Jersey City State University, where he Ippolito Stellate Funeral Home, studied computer science. He was a great in virtue and rich in miracles, near Write to Matilda Charles in care of She was a member of Rosary Soci- kinsman of Jesus Christ, faithful inter Lyndhurst, handled arrangements. member of TKE fraternity, when.1 broth- King Features Weekly Service. P.O. ety of Our Lady Queen of Peace CMHr of all who invoke your special pa- Box 536475. Orlando, FL 3285.16475, Church, North Arlington and the La- ers referred to him as "Diesel," refer- tronage in time ot_need, lo youlhave ring to his strong heart and willpt>wer. or send e-mails to Clara N. Calvanese dies Auxilliary of the Knights of Co- recourse from t!$c depth Jf my heart and letters.kfwst* hearstsc.com. He graduated from North Arlington humbly heg lo whom God has given such Clara Nunez Calvanese, age 76, of lumbus Queen of Peace Council # ® 2002 King Features Synd., Inc. Lyndhurst, died on Monday. March 3428 in North Arlington. High School in 1999. great power to come to my assistance. Help me in my present urgent petition. 18. She worked as a volunteer for St. Prayer to St. Jude He is survived by his father, Thomas In return I promise lo make your name She was born in Cartcrel. Rose's Home For Incurable Cancer Oh Holy St. Jude Apostle and Martyr, Kelley, Sr; mother. Donna Matkowski Perez; grandpaa-nts, Muriel and Rob- known and cause you to be invoked. Say Mrs. Calvanese was a former tele- Patients in New York City and as a great in virtue and rich in miracles, near MY FAMILY ANPI ert Kelley; uncles, David and Michael three Our Fathers, three Hail Marys and phone operator for Bell Atlantic in Ru- volunteer for St. Mary's Hospital in .insman of Jesus Christ, faithful inter- Glorias. Publication must be promised Kelley; aunts, Kathy L, Kathie A., and THANK YOU, ST. JUDE, therford. Hoboken and Valley Hospital in St. Jude pray for all who invoke your essor of all who invoke your special pa- Lynn Kelley; cousins, Michael Jr., FOR ANSWERING She is survived by her sisters Ridgewood. aid. Amen. This Novena has never been ronage in time of need, to you I have Shaun, Brian. Molly, and Quiun Kelley Soledad Diaz, Emma Ogando, and Surviving are three daughters, known to tail. This Novena must be said OUR PRAYER. - S.M. recourse from the depth of my heart and the funeral service was held at the Anna Masullo, and her sister-in-law Judith A. Barrett, Patricia C. Barrett for 9 consecutive days. M.A.V. lumbly heg to whom God has given such Thielc Family Funeral Home. Kearny. Mary Nunez, and several nieces and and Nancy L. Durrett; two grandchil- great power to come to my assistance Burial was in Arlington Cemetery, nephews. dren. Pamela and Bill Durrett. and two li l|< me in my present urgent petition Keamy. She was predeceased by her hus son -in-laws. William Durrett and band Ernest Calvanese. her brothers Robert Quiglcy. She is predeceased n return 1 promise to make your name In lieu of flowers, his family invites Obituaries, prayers and memorials Joseph and Henry Nunez, and sisters by her husband. Lawrence J. and her mown and cause you to be invoked. Say contributions in his memory to either Mary Gonzalez and Josephine Dios. daughter. Eileen E. Quigley. :hree Our Fathers, three Hail Marys anc the New Jersey State Organization of must be received no later than Arrangements were by Collins- Interment was in Holy Cross Cem- Glorias. Publication must be promised Cystic Fibrosis, P.O.Box 3648, Wayne, Friday at noon Calhoun Funeral Home, Rutherford. etery. North Arlington. St. Jude pray for all who invoke your NJ. or to the Child Life Services Pro- gram at St. Joseph's Regional Medical aid. Amen. This Novena has never been to appear in the upcoming edition. Center, Paterson, NJ. U n to tail. This Novena must be sail Mail all obituaries, etc., to Leader Newspapers, for u consecutive days. C.W. 251 Ridge Road, CALL US FIRST! WHY PAY MORE? Funeral Homes Lyndhurst, NJ 07071, or fax to 201-438-9022, Telephone 201-939-1050 or email [email protected] I Horn., ""^ 1-866-211-6236 Competitive Caskets me Thank you for your cooperation. Botany Village Square, Clifton, NJ ~ 973-772-0188 www compeiitivecaskels com FUNERAL HOME 19 LINCOLN AVENUE, RUTHERFORD, NJ 07070 Funeral Luncheons Newly expanded parking facilities Attorney WALTER R. CALHOUN III MANAGER George Ormsby Nazare Memorial Home, Inc. Savino Fine Spanish Cuisine 123 Ridge Road Joseph M. Nazare, Manager at oLi Lyndhurst, NJ 201-438-9491 aw Fresh Seafood Daily 403 Ridge Road FUNERAL LUNCH Lyndhurst, NJ WILLS & LIVING WILLS $8.95 per person 201-438-7272 DURABLE POWERS OF ATTORNEY Complete lunch menu including coffee & dessert Roma Restaurant PAROW . Italian Cuisine at its best FUNERAL HOME, INC. 33 Crystal Street • North Arlington Serving tvexif xeticfiot PWta 438-6801 X Parmagian All for only $11 HENRY S. PAROW, Manager > Alia Roma 251 Ridge Road • Lyndhurst 14 Peppers 991-2550 1H NISK E. PAROW, Director • ELIZABETH PAROW, Director j Sice Cream 185 Ridge Road • North Arlington charge jor initial consultation Prices starting at $7.95 201-998-7555 , THELEADER THURSRAY, MARCH 28,2002- PAQE15 Classifieds Help Wanted Home Repairs & Ralph A. Giordano Maintenance BERGEN ESSEX CONTRACTORS J.W. Burns & Sons WANTED Part Time Part Time When >mi need .1 No job too small Established 1960 933-4169 Oil Co. Old toy train-. help wanted Lionel. Ives, Fiver, School Bus Driver helpinc h.nul April 14-26 Any kind of repairs •All types of home improvements I a. I Oil Several IVI Home Health Aide •Sidings, aluminum & vinyl etc Approx. 4-5 hours per day using our openings. Personal Care Trip to France Carpentry, Masonry, Collector pays •Attics & basements Emergency: vehicles. Must have a clean driving clerical, phones, etc. H01nt.-1n.1kfi Dimensional roofs •Additions & alterations highest pnets! Live-in Companion April 20 •Boiler Replacement record. CDL reu'd. We will assist you in Flexible hours. All of the above installed. •Anderson & Pclla window installers •Water Heater 1-800-464-4671 Shopping tour- •Vinyl replacement windows obtaining your CDL if needed. Excellent Apply in person. professtitn.il services Discounts for area Replacement 1-973-425-1538 Mace Brothers can be established on ReadinR. Pa. •Roofing, residential & commerical •Boiler Repair opportunity a li\e-in basis residents. 153 Saaford Aw. LyndkursL NJ Furniture I Oil. Gas) Reach thousands to supplement your income. Ideal for With excellent driving of customers - 512 knit m Ave., May 4 201-438-4232 •Drain Cleaning records an*., references J & L ATMEIX SIDING advertise your retirees and housewives. Kearny , available Contact Dinner Dance James W. Burns II company hare In Please Call 201-998-4800 Henncti.il..11 hi Investment Advisors ft & REPLACEMENT NJ Plumbing the Buslnass SALESPERSON May 14 Consultants, Inc. WINDOWS Lie. I 7020 Directory. Free estimates Ads begin at lust 42nd Street Patrick J. Whelan, MBA Full) insured $6.00 par column MANK1RLNT7 Help Wanted 201-991-0331 | NAII.ARTLNT Sales position in a May 19 Registered Representative, Financial 998-6236 Inch. Waiter/Waitress jretail furniture store.| Call 201-438-8700. WAVTED wanted lunchtime Advisor, Member NASD and SIPC, Resorts AC Retirement and College planning Hours include FREE SECURITY SYSTEM!! Apply in person Saturday and 2 June 10-22 evenings. Apply in | Alaskan Cruise 10 Eckhardt Terrace, North Arlington HOME OB BUSINESS ($1,000 value) EAST Shopexpiinding. 843 Washington person. 201-998-9855 (Home office) NO INSTALLATION. ACTIVATION OR RlTTHERFORD Wood Ridge area. Ave.,Carlstadt Mace Bros. Furni- ture June 11 973-»65-2954 (Pager TELEPHONE CONNECTION FEESII ROOFING CO. G1ANNAS 24 HOUR MONITORING REQUIRED M2Keamy Ave. Munia Mia 1ST 10 CALLERS RECEIVE Rooting • Siding RESTAURANT Keamy Gutters • Repairs 973-778-9530 CaU June 12 3 MONTHS OF -decks AU work guaranteed! Wednesday MONITORING for FREE!!! 201-460-7997 udditwiis - complete Matinee Need A Handyman ? 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' •• •• •• r ••• .. .I.IM. i.'i«.th.1v.vUrtfi.Bdyiacarjftx»i I 973-91O-23IU T LEGAL NOTICES Local - ness wherwhatej aanyy ppersoe n firm association o* xandnengege a •bv catrlea _. ....A'JERSEY or permits tt> M engaged of the actrvHea menuonei) Household & CHANCERY DIVISION ._. .i when in ttSe presence of an employee o . BOHOUf.HOF NOH1H BERGEN COUNTY techntctsn AMLINOION DOCKET NOF 13138101 Office Furniture otC«rHt^« NtwJtirtw I (t shall he unlawful lor any person knowingry martiass.igeiistiil*";r»itt«it ZONING BOAHOOI g with all and wnguiai tomy and j^ysntogyMgatwalyinctudedtna Io place hts or her hand upon to touch witn dnv jiari nt hit, oi her body, lu ADJUSIMENI Mike's All Seasons Between PlamtW A B Dauman In y school of massage Tn# art o) body maasage ATurieUo&Son rigVti. hbartivi privilege!, fondle m any manner a sexual or gerutal arsa of nriy amer person rJuatnet and Defendant New Ciiy y or with mechanical oi vibratory appwtua for tie purpose ; Home bipPCMnnts Replacement Moving and rwredtltrrwrtta and appurWnanc«« g No massage technician, employee or opetaloi shall perform offnroi TAKE NOTICE that on April U, ConttacVBryon Wallace, Et A* ot body iiwisiagmg rnidn iriy iwuiniourKu ttte uee of oil rubs, heal aVnpe, agree to perform any act which woukl require Ihe touching of the palrori s .'! h ),•,, (.n r.(nj will tw held at Ihe aarig^ows, tub shower or cabinet baths TheMowtr^prooedureemaybe t) •AdAtions-Attentions Windows WntofE.ecutwn genital area MUM« ip.il M<»k jio.rttedat2i4 Storage. i.l»w afx)pro<- Mackevtch Burke 8 Slancki n AlwaHs, ceilings, floors, pools showers bathtubs •.m.in, roomsUMlaH •Tilt-in for easy cleaning 1435 Rantan Fid other phystcal lacMwe shal be «i good rnp.nr ar KI m,iHiMMwd m a ctoan and p m IjHloif the ^ UH, property, aton and sanitary condition W« and dry nnal looms .team or vapor rooms or Artiixjtoo /(>r«n|H-).rrOoiA(l|us( •\HI\r-Atul7inuni Good Rates. 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Hwlel FOORw '.hull )»• •Maintenance I»«*&tWeod«*ol,n. meiif on the application of Pat Sidings io and om ol tm tmm.te tot dto p« y By virtue ot the above lUied w •• io a Patron Any person w^t«-*nrWs a miissags under such ckcurnetaVKes thoroughly cleaned each day Ihe business M in i>,mi<>lirjri Bathtubs and BtrbMO dud Wiifi.nTi Hams for a me directed arid delivered I have fiat it la reasonably «•[.>•« tm) thjl r«toi she will pay money or give other shoWsshal be thoroughry cleaned each day iyHM •Double insulated glass Insured. *rx) MlMy w> (h« twtt Mac* onto the vi> ' i.iiM>VH.t1"'nll»*r>'l..i •\iii\IRcpluonitrrt levied upon and wtj< 7-X B Revocation of Licence imMrMBtonCRany •in'i« vHoi lx>iris«wof •,il«|ii..r> ,i|p|iti/,il ^FHlsur.h other Window* •Any shape, sue or style •vHtiMtwtuI irMrMl Ihervon; any sanitary code violation related to licensee s busirwss or any criminal variances or pH-'titf-t-mednecws Call 20S olttw uuKtm* pne* Intf» tofTTr offenea, rjuasf-cnmmal offense, or any sea related offense shall r unstituto •_irv t>y lhr> /•» "r K | Row d (>f Adfusi •StrxtDooivGunefS •One day installation hum or character an immediate lortmturn of then license and said license shall b<> deanied rj(C*t1SedC^«*uiC«*i»f»xjuired i Sexual o'Genital AIM Oe • [Mirmeum ot any person, or the lttl IMNltlwdKlr al Wne ot sale The property thai be fm afternnoono n, prevaAng hme revoked on te g •UvWAwnuip. 201-933-5665 Propertv ccommonry kknown at> M bK i vu*va uf a female 7-X lOViotationi Any violation hythotiritni^Miiil.my ulttieprovtsionsof use aa the •.-»!« use o Free estimate* sotd subject to aU k*o« and e Truman Rd Nortti Arlington NJ i tat license e f eod ad the Trman Rd this Chapter shall be grounds lor Ihe Immediate revocation ot a htw .*» i,l.fi,lif... 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Mar. 31,2002. > ' ° Sat.. Mar. 31,2002. prices, programs and promotions > itective in Ne* Jereey. North ot Trenton (ex. Montague. NJ). including E. Windsor. Monmouth & Ocean Countes, NJ and Rocklind County. NY In order to assure a sufficient supply of sale items tor an out customers, we must reserve the fight to Imm purchase to 4 c4 any sale items, except *(v: • otherwise noted Not responsibJe for typographical errors. None soid to other retailers or wholesalere. Artwork does not necessarily represent items on sale it is to, display purposes only Sunday sates subject to tocai blue laws. THE VALUE OF MANUFAC- TURERS1 PAPER COUPONS WILL BE DOUBLED FOR IDENTICAL- COUPONS UP TO A LIMIT OF FOUR (4) COUPONS PRICE PLUS® ITEMS LIMIT 4 DISCOUNTS PER ITEM. PER FLAVOR. PER VISIT (UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED) "MFR" signifies Manufacture Sponsored Ottcount Sales lax applied on lenulat letail wice before savinos. CopviMht WAKEFERN FOOD CORP.. 2002. Effective Sun.. March 24 thru Sat. March 30. 2002.