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Use of Free Town Truck Service m MM kV*# : .* ’ i - M i n i t - E d Presldent Carter is quoted as having said, “II W Kennedy runs I'll whip his ass.” This is what Journalists call threading the needfe, a most inlse worthy form of word usage. Everybody knmrs that the donkey is the Democratic symbol. Ike president might have said, “If Ttd Kennedy Commercial IHeahcr n w I’B whip his donkey” - meaning he’d whip and SOUTH-BERGEIN REV IEW Ted’s Boston political machine. IM s would have Men clumsy. How much sharper it was when our president said, “If Ted Kennedy runs III whip his ass.” In other words, he was telling Kennedy to keep his donkey out of his w ay if he dkh’t want tt 20 C«n|ft por copy Published at 251 Ridg* Rd., Lyndhurat Second-Class potfoge paid at Rutherford, N .J. VOL. 57, NO. 4 USPS 125-620 THURSDAY, JUN E 21,1979 Subscription $6 00 Published Weekly Bellem ead Objects To O rder U tility Lines M ust Be Buried By Amy Divine objected because of the cost the meeting Tuesday Russo aesthetic grounds and Caruc­ Attorney George O Savino and because Lyndhurst had joined Guida in feeling that ci. in his letter, had so stated had drawn it, insisted should Heated words were hurled never requested or Bellemead should accede to He also mentioned that Guida be relayed to Bellemead. by Finance Commissioner demanded that utility wires the HMDC directive. objected to Bellemead’s The letter stressed that James Guida at Mayor be buried. At the previous TTiursday defiance of the order by “ the governing body is Joseph A. Carucci at last HMDC gave Bellemead 10 meeting the commissioners HMDC. as Guida. who had always prim arily concerned Tuesday’s commission days in which to reply that it present had not objected to the letter read to him over the with the safety of its firemen meeting because the mayor, would lay underground the overhead installation on phone after Township (Continued on Page 4) representing the township, wires on Chubb Avenue seemed to approve action by where it is at present in the township’s leading tax­ process of construction of the paying corporation which has EBASCO building defied an edict by the Bellemead then requested Hackensack Meadowlands Mayor Carucci to hold a Development Commission. meeting of his board and to The HMDC had warned advise the HMDC that the Bellemead that it must place township had no objection to utility lines underground for overhead wires at this late The lyndhurst Emblem Club No. 72 announced Ihe winner of the 1979 Mary Janes Memorial further construction in the date of Bellem ead’s Medical Scholarship as Barbara Bramble. H ie $600.00 Scholarship was presented Bellemead area. Bellemead development WeAiesday, May 1J, by the club's President Ann Giardelli. Chairman Netti lula, and Co- took the position that since Carucci called a meeting Chalmian Mary LaCorte. Mrs. Giardelli is on the left, Mrs. lula on her left. Bartuiraisoneof 90Vc of its property is already on Thursday of the preceding three daughters of Ernest and Irene Bramble of 533 Second Ave., Lyndhurst. Miss Bramble developed and only Chubb week from which uW attend Rutgers College ol Nursing, Newark, in September. Barbara has been very active Avenue, the last street in the Commissioner Peter Russo in school activities during her four years at Lyndhurst High School. Some of her activities compound, is under was absent because he was Included President of the Sophomore class, member of the Honor Society, Nurses C l* , construction, it would be on vacation. Nrtritim Clab, Junior Red Cross, G irls Leaders Club, Lighthouse, and Earth Science a * , exorbitantly expensive and Inadvertently, the meeting ah* has woo awards such as a lour year honor roll pin, varsity letter in band, and metals in inconsistent to begin laying was not advertised and battetball. Aha, Bartiara t o selected far Girts Cjttensklp Institute, sad selected Uattead the utility lines underground. neither press nor public was UK odnce Symposium f —• Vice president Daniel i, but former leld estimates the oo|£ <* underground Installation for SE m h b b b p p the entire area at over the Fire Prevention Bureau tailed By Amvets 1400,000 at present, and former fire . Bellemead was warned by chief Frank Robinson were the HMDC as far back as'1977 joint Installation was there at the mayor’# and a plaque was presented World War II in memory of invitation. They had helped I On Saturday. June 16, and again in 1978 not to ex­ to Edward Roeschke for his the three Lewandowski 1999 at our post home on New pand further without burying fight the fires during the many years of service to the brothers from Lyndhurst all week-long holocaust a York Ave. Past State the wires, according to Township’s Baseball Little killed in action during that Summer ago which cost the Commander Joseph Viola Guida. But it continued to add League, in particular the conflict. This plaque was buildings, allowing the utility township $10,000. according installed the following officers Amvets sponsored team removed and is now in an lines to be strung lor the year 1979-1980. to Russo. These form er Command Red Vincent inconspicuous comer of the aboveground, until this year chiefs now stated that in their Commander - Nicholas pointed out that in addition to Grover Cleveland Rest Area. when a hearing was opinion danger of fires on (Red Vincent) Vallila, 1st the time spent with the Mayor Carucci read a demanded before the HMDC. Bellemead properties is Vice Commander - Vincent youngsters in practice and resolution to be presented to a state agency which seems minimal, since there are no Rosa, 2nd Vice Commander - games, Ed Roeschke’s ef­ the Bergen County Board of to have dominance over garbage dumps on the land, John Grosso, 3rd Vice forts resulted in teaching the Freeholders of which he is a home rule. and it was the dumps in which Commander - Edward younsters not only how to member, asking that this HMDC again this year the fires originated. D'Andrea, Finance Officer - play baseball but also plaque be replaced on the handed down the edict to Right after the fires had William Hussey, Adjutant - sportsmanship, citizenship, Lewandowski Bridge of the Bellemead to "bury all future been extinguished, Russo, Frank Ferrara. Provost and character. N.J. Turnpike. State utility wires for the sake of head of the Public Safety Marshall - Joseph Vaccaro, A check of $774.00 was authorities and Congressman aesthetic beauty." Hartz Committee, recommended At a regular Lodge session on Monday, June 11, Lyndhurst Lodge No. ISOS HP.O .K. awarded Judge Advocate - Past presented to Jean Caccacie Hollenbeck as well as other Mountain and DeMassi that wires be laid Eagle Scout Certificates and an American Flag to three Scouts from Troop 87 of Lyndhurst. National Commander Frank for Deborah Hospital by veteran organizations will Cadillac agreed that it would underground because at who had earned this award. Pictured are Scouts ltominickCoviella. Robert Ihinleavy, and Ruggiero. Carmine Figliolina, a also be contacted and asked enhance the aesthetics of the times during the fire wires Kenneth Schilling. Behind them is Exalted Ruler Louis Guinta, on behalf of the local l.odge, Len Clemente received the beneficiary of a recent heart to help in this matter. are a if th e re w ere no had melted and threatened to congratulated the scouts for reaching this high plateau in Scouting. Each of these boys has Ahwetof the Year Award for operation at the hospital. Tlie overhead wires. Bellemead fall onto the firefighters. At worked hard and diligently to achieve this honor and all were commended for their efforts. his many years of dedicated check represented $524.00 The Ladies Auxiliary was service and being chiefly raised at a recent breakfast installed by Past State responsible for a 25 percent and 1250.00 added by the President Mary Catanacci gnmthof membersliip in the Amvets Post 20. with the following slate. Use Of Free Town Truck Service Out organization over the past 3 The main speaker was President - Janet Sauer, Beginning Ju ly 1, residents Janowski said the $15 fee include refrigerators, sofas, yean. Special awards were Mayor Joseph Carucci who in 2nd Vice President, Gloria radio stations and Frank the HMDC claims the right as wishing use of a town truck to will cover maintenance, tree stumps and branches (if presetted for extraordinary his address discussed the Giangeruso, 1st Vice Viola have applied for a a state agency to supercede haul away discarded bulky gasoline, and the pay for the cut to four-foot lengths and service to Janet Sauer, plaque originally placed at President - Doris Clemente, change from parkside local zoning. items must pay a fee of $15. men who bring the truck to a tied in bundles easy to Edward DiCamillo and the Turnpike bridge between Secretary - Marie Wolf, residential to light industry A s a la r y o rd in a n ce The service formerly was home, where it is left handle) which may be Wolff. Special recognitl Secaucus and Keam y after Treasurer - Rose Castagna and office use. Residential providing 6.5% salary free. overnight for the householder collected at no cost to the zoning would add 20,000 to the increases to township Since the HMDC has to fill with his trash, and for resident. population. The township employees was introduced. decreed that the County land­ the men to pick up the truck The board voted tdt join would be faced with a Police are not included in the Awar^ To Retiring Pastor fill must be used and that a the following morning and others in the Meadowland demand for new schools, ordinance They were charge of $5 to $10 a load will transport it to the landfill Sacred Heart Pari Mrs.
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