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THURSDAY, AUGUST 29, 2002 Established 1922 OF LYNDHURST
BRIEFS LadyofMtCarmel Ground Zero viewing wall, plaque Assault charges made holds registration planned at World Trade Center site Our Lady of Mt. Carmel. Lyndhurst, against bounty hunter Religious Education Program will it\ BARBARA AI.KKSANDKOWKV hold final registration for first grad- Plans for a viewing wall at Ground operational on Church Sireet. from be erected by the Port Authority of Zero at the World Trade Center site were Fulton to Cortland streets. A new, 40 ers, transfer students and those not New York and New Jersey so thai the A .U-year-old Lyndhurst man was go to the scene of the chase to re- disclosed by Gov. James E. McGreevey. foot-wide sidewalk also will be built. re-registered on Tuesday. Sept. 3 and world community can reflect upon and arrested last week by Jersey City po- enact what had happened. Once along with New York Gov. George E. At night, the new sidewalk and the Wednesday, Sept. 4.7 to 8:30 p.m. in remember the events that took place lice on charges he kidnapped and as- there, the men who, police say, were Pataki. New York City Mayor Michael viewing wall will be lit by photo-cell- the Parish Center. Copeland Ave. here, and draw strength and inspira- saulted a fellow bounty hunter in re- angry with the victim and blamed him R. Bloomberg and members of the Port activated lamps. The viewing wall will If enrolling for the first time, a copy tion as we rebuild." taliation lor the death of a friend and tor DiFranco's death, handcuffed the Authority.. also include fiberglass panels inscribed of baptismal certificate, certificates of Members ol the Port Authority En- colleague. victim and forced him into the back The World Trade Center site, which with names of the fallen heroes. first communion and first penance gineering Department worked closely Slevcn West, a bounty hunter, was of a black van where he was as- now draws about 25.000 visitors a day, There will be panels describing the (where appropriate) and letter from with ihe Lower Manhattan Develop- charged with kidnapping, aggravated saulted, police said. "He was robbed will be visible through the viewing wall. history of the site before, during and previous program stating last grade ment C "orp. and New York New Visions assault, robbery, conspiracy, and of personal items, including cash and The viewing wall will permit passers- after Sept. 11. completed in religious education must to develop the special fence. possession of a weapon lor unlavv jewelry," au investigator noted. by to view the site from the perimeter, The viewing wall will feature several be presented at time of registration. After developing a concept and build lul purposes, police said. The victim told detectives in Ihe while protecting them from construc- alcoves, each about 40 linear feet long. Registration fee is: one child. $50, two ing a consensus among family, local "He was arraigned before a judge Major Cases lliiit that he heard his tion activity inside. where visitors can stop and reflect children. $60; three or more. $75. residential and local business groups, in Central Judicial Processing Court captors discuss taking him to a va- while pedestrian sidewalk traffic can At this time, visitors seeking an un- the design was created by Port Au- in Jersey City yesterday afternoon," cant warehouse on Ash Street. continue unimpeded. obstructed view of the site have to go ilioriu architects, assisted by the ar- police said. When they pulled up to Ihe ware- Paraders to meet to a single platform. By looking through the viewing wall. chitectural linn Voorsangcrand Asso- According lo a police report. West house, he pushed the men aside and they will have an opportunity to re- ciates, the structural engineering firm at Town Hall Park The viewing wall will be a 13-foot - and two other men assaulted a 37- ran toward Pacific Avenue. But West high galvanized steel fence structure flect on the enormity of the destruc- Severud Associates, and the graphic The Department of Recreation, un- year-old Jersey City bounty hunter caught up with him, police said, and with 2-inch-square galvanized steel tion by viewing the 16-acre site. design firm Pentugram Design. der Ihe direction of Commissioner following the death of David allegedly slashed the handcuffed mesh. It will surround a large portion Governors McGreevey and Pataki Paul Passamano. Jr announces that The viewing wall is being con- Dilranco. Dilranco, 37 was killed on man on the left side of his face and of the site's perimeter. also dedicated an inscribed panel that the public is invited to watch the An- structed b\ the joint venture learn of July 27 while chasing suspect James the back of the head. The victim was will be affixed to the viewing wall when nual Boys and Girls Soccer Parade Encompassing approximately 1.800 contractors Yonkers Contracting Co./ Tilly, who was wanted for skipping taken to the Jersey City Medical Cen- it opens. on Saturday. Sept. 7. linear feet, the wall will stretch from the Tully Construction Co./A.J. Pegno out on % I (X).(XX> bail pending his sen-ter for treatment, which included a northeast comer at Church and Vesey The inscription reads, "On this site, Parade participants will assemble at Construction Corp., which also is per- tencing lor drug charges, reports tolal ol K0 slitches". streets, to the south side of the site at on Aug. 21.2(K)2, Gov. George M. PaUiki the Town Hall Park (Delafield Avenue) forming PATH service restoration lor said. Tilly jumped a fence near According to Hudson County Liberty and Washington streets. of New York.Gov. Jumcs H. McGreevey at 11 a.m. and march to Volunteer Sta- the Port Authority al ihe World Trade Randolph and Claremont avenues Prosecutor Kdwurd DfiFazio, the of New Jersey and Mayor Michael R. dium on Sparta Drive, for a brief cer- The wall will open in phases, as sec- Center PATH terminal. and dragged DiFranco over the charges of bodily injury on a per- Bloomberg of New York City pro- emony. tions are completed throughout the re- The viewing wall is expected to re- fence, causing fatal injuries. son represent a lirsi-degree crime. mainder of the year. Next month, the claimed that in honor of the heroes of The line of march is: Town Hall Park main in place as part of the interim "A lew days after ihe murder, Tilly Dcla/io said West, if found guilly, first portion of the viewing wall will be Sept. 11,2(X)I, this viewing wall would onto Delafield Avenue, left onto Val- Woikl Trade Center PATH terminal. surrendered to police and now laces faces 15 to 30 years in state prison ley Brook Avenue, up to Ridge Road, charges of reckless manslaughter on (ho kidnapping charges ulone. left at Page Avenue and left at Sparta and aggravated assault, in addition "'It's a serious case; obviously, and Drive into the field. Meadowlands Y adds pool locations to ihe pending drug charges", offi- we're very concerned about the al For further information, call the Rec- cials said. legations," DeFazio said. "This con linues to heighten our awareness reation Department at (20! 1804-2482. The Meadowlands Area YMCA will 11:30 a m. for a recreational swim where ter sessions may be done in person. Police said that on July 30. West concerning the conduct of these add the Rutherford Community Pool they can relax, have fun and socialize through the mail or as a walk in al the and his accomplices met the victim, agents who sometimes lake Ihe law lo iheir Aquatics Program this Fall. with new and old friends. Also avail- YMCA's main office. whose name was not released, alter Back to school nights : into their own hands." The YMCA's program will take place able these mornings for is a Seniorci/e Rutherford residents will be given l)il ranco's wake and asked him to Lyndhurst Board of Education an- at two community pools. The new fa- class which is a water ejeerciseprogram priority registration at the In Person nounced Back to School night will be cility is the Rutherford High School designed for seniors and set to music Registration on Friday, Sept. 6 from h- Tuesday. Sept. 24 for Lyndhurst High pool and will be used for the majority of years gone past. K pin al the Rutherford Pool. Non- Resi- School, and Tuesday. Oct. I for the Govs propose renaming airport of their aquatics programs. Additional A youth swim team for youth will re- dents may register at the In Person elementary schools. classes will be conducted at the Faust formed this fall. The team will practice Registration on Saturday, Sept. 7 from Gov. James \L. McGreevey. along and I agree that it would be appropri- School Pool in East Rutherford. three days a week and compete M 10:30-11:3(1 a.m. al the pool. with New York Governor George H. ate to commemorate the memory of the Abstract artist The combination of these two fa- meets. The team will be divided into All of the mail- in registrations and Pataki. has proposed renaming New- heroes of that day by this proposed gives third of sales cilities will allow the YMCA to offer a two age groups (10 & under and 11 and walk-in registrations al the YMCA ark International Airport. "Liberty In- name-change for Newark International complete and extensive Aquatics pro- older). office at 436 Ridge Road, North Ar- ternational Airport al Newark." Airport." Lyndhurst artist Christine Bruness gram to Rutherford and the surround- Aquaci/e, water aerobics, and lington will be processed on a first "The events of Sept. II shattered our The Port Authority of New York and will be displaying her original, acrylic ing communities of the Meadowlands seniorcize classes will be conducted come, first served basis after ihe In domestic tranquility and threatened us New Jersey, which oversees the air- and mixed media abstract paintings Area. for seven-week sessions. The fall ses- Person Registrations at the Pml. all." said McGreevey. "Governor Pataki port, will review the proposal. during the 2002 Labor Day Art Show The Rutherford pool is a six-lane, sion starts the week of Sept. 14 and The YMCA programs are partially and Sale. The show, sponsored by 25-meter pool which is heated and in- the Early Winter Session starts the funded by the United Way of Bergen Rec theater group to hear Glenn Miller band the Art Association of Rutherford, doors. week of Nov. 13. The ongoing pro- County. Scholarships are available lo The Department of Parks and Rec- the Glenn Miller Orchestra, will be held at Lincoln Park on Park The depth of the pool ranges from grams of Lap swim. Open/Family qualifying individuals. reation plans a trip Wednesday. Oct. The performance starts at 2 p.m. The Avenue in Rutherford. Monday, Sept. 3-1/2 feet tol2 feet with the shallow Swim, Adult Swim and Senior Swim will To receive a brochure or for more 16. to John Harms Center for the Arts cost is $20 per person, and including 2, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. One third of water extending half the length of the run from Sept. I7throughjan.25.There information, call the YMCA at (201) in KnglewcxKl for a performance by transportation. Call (201)804-2482, all Bruness' sales will be donated to pool. will also be a winter, spring and sum 955-5300 or print a brochure off the the Humane Society of Bergen The pool was built in 1979 with a mer session. YMCA's web site at County in Lyndhurst. Admission to Monthly ticket activity report state grant given to the Borough of Registration for the fall and early win- www.MeadowlandsYMCA the show is free. Rutherford. The Memorial Field loca- Below is the traffic activity report through July lor Ihe Leader Newspaper tion was considered for the location communities. Historic school of the pool but already scarce field Hospice seeks volunteers The Borough of Rutherford continues lo lead Ihe pack in parking summonses back in session space would have been lost. The Bor- issued. The Township of Lyndhursl and Borough of North Arlington are vying ough gave the funds over to the Board Compassionate Care Hospice is the dcalh of loved ones. for second place in parking tickets. The Little Red Schoolhouse at Riv- of Education to build a community seeking people to be trained as Hos- Interested individuals will attend a Be wary where your vehicle is parked and don't contribute to these grow- erside and Fem avenues in Lyndhurst pool at the high school. pice Volunteers. 13-hour training program and periodic ing numbers. (across from the county park) is open The pool was used by the Board of The organization provides palliative in-service*. PARKING TICKETS on the second and fourth Sunday of Education for community pool pro- care for symptom management. Located at 66 Mt. Prospect Avc in each month between 2 p.m. and 4 p.m. grams and to supplement the district's Volunteers, who are at the heart of Clifton. Compassionate Care Hospice N. A. LYND. RUTH. E. R. CARL. The restored 1893 structure features athletic department. "The community hospice, provide respite for a caregiver, is a community-based group serving run errands, read to patients, write let- patients in Bergen, Passaic, Essex, a classroom scene from the 1911 era. pool program budget was part of the JAN 300 515 169 228 The next openings will be Sept. 8 and Board of Education's operating bud- ters and provide emotional support. Sussex. Union, Warren. Hudson and 2,020 Sept.22. Admission is free. get and was eating up funds which As a hospice volunteer, a person is Mercer counties. FEB 472 588 1,719 79 332 should be used for education," said required to donate two hours a week Its team of professionals includes a MAR 725 652 1,934 288 225 Inside Superintendent Leslie Conlon. to bring comfort and support to pa- medical director, patient doctor, nurses, APRIL 1,333 652 1,669 523 228 "The Rutherford Recreation Depart- tients diagnosed with six months or social workers, home health aides, MAY 1,034 1,596 1,271 452 238 Classified 12 less to live. chaplains, a volunteer coordinator and Entertainment 7 ment was approached about operat- JUNE 1,065 1,376 979 454 260 the volunteers. Opinion 6 ing the pool, but declined due to Support to the patients' families is JULY 907 1,305 1,228 344 224 Obituaries 10 costs," Conlon added. another aspect of the hospice program. For information, contact Terry Ptinnlii 4 A new aspect of the pool program A bereavement program continues Hudak. volunteer coordinator; (973] TOTAL 5,836 6,684 10,820 2,309 1,735 Schools 8 will be the expanded hours of opera- support to familes for 13 months after 916-1400. Real Estate 11 tion. Programs will be available mom- MOVING VIOLATIONS Sports • ings, afternoons, and evenings seven Vagabonding 8 County to dedicate 9/11 memorial days a week. The popular Lap Swim N.A. LYND. RUTH. E.R. CARL. Subscribe to the Leader for Program will continue. Sept. 14 at Leonia'sOverpeck Park Hours are available weekday mom- $10 a year ~ Out of state $12 JAN 296 388 508 424 86 Call 4394700 for more Info ings and evenings; and weekend af- Bergen County Executive William parking will start at 9 a.m. FEB 304 406 498 499 66 or fax us at 438-9022 ternoons. The added hours from 7- 8:30 a.m. on weekday mornings will "Pat" Schuber has announced that the There will be ample seating for fami- MAR 325 419 368 619 115 give individuals an opportunity to ex- County of Bergen will dedicate its lies. All other attendees are asked to APRIL 375 410 342 606 109 Commercial leaber ercise before starting their day. Sept. 11 Memorial on Saturday, Sept. please bring their own lawn chairs. Published at MAY 310 229 302 495 137 251 Ridge Road. Lyndhurst A new segment for senior citizens 14, on the Great Lawn of Overpeck Park Victims' family members may RSVP JUNE 244 211 252 477 82 Periodical Postage Paid al in Leonia. their attendance to Barbara Kaiser, Di- Rutherford. NJ 07070 will be offered in the morning. Seniors JULY 341 208 346 313 74 Subscription $10 Published Weekly can come out Monday, Wednesday The ceremony starts at 10 a.m. and rector of Special Kvents, at 201-336- USPS 125-620 will last approximately one hour. Valet 7307. and/or Friday mornings from 8:30- TOTAL 2,195 2,271 2,616 3,433 669 THE LEADER PAGE 2 - THURSDAY, AUGUST29,2002 N.A. dems on the attack Wellington vet's dog Calling North Arlington's spending 2. A two-year moratorium on all habits of conspicuous consumption bonding with the exception of emer- wows crowd, takes bow an epidemic of deficit spending. moun - gencies The goal is to reduce North tains of debt and a spend now. pay Arlington's 'interest on debt" pay- station, they also have a lot of later mentality that will cos! taxpayer's ments to S500.000 a year in four years friends in nearby nursing homes, millions. Democratic candidate for North Arlington currently spends where Baby, who has been visiting mayor Russ Pitman unveiled his plan over a million dollars a year in inter since she was 5 months old. to turnaround North Arlington's fi- est payments on its $23 million dollar rccieved an award tor Most Atten- nances. long -term debt dance. Th« "don't-worry-be-happy" ap- " 3. A SI million decrease in spend- They also frequent the Veteran's proach of Leonard Kaiser simply does ing over the next four years. The re- Administrations in Wilkes-BarTe, not work, says Pitman who made the duction in spending will be targeted Pa. Always well received, Joseph Lindbergh field of green — Improvements at Lindbergh Field in following remarks at $2.500.000 a year over four years and Baby Crystal are the recipients Carlstadt included a complete sprinkler system, new backstop fencing After squandering millions in hosi which represents a 2 percent decrease of thank you cards and money, in municipal spending, or 8 percent which they generously donate (in on ballfields, walkways, and grass seed on the entire field. The re- fees and state aid. North Arlington's over four years. Crystal's name) to various modeled facility will be green and fully operational the second week of property taxes continue to climb to un- 4. To aggressively seek a new churches in the area. Joseph in- September. The project was funded by grant money awarded to the acceptable levels. Baby Crystal celebrates seventh health care provider for the borough's forms us thai they will celebrate borough. This election needs lo be a referen- birthday this summer. health benefits program. Eliminate Crystal's birthdays with friends of dum on the financial management (if elected and appointed officials from Joseph J. and Baby Crystal all species. North Arlington. The record indicates hranick are quite a pair. Cars to beam on Sept. 11a Mayor who spends what he doesn I receiving full-time, employee ben- Joseph, formerly of Wellington, have and relies on political deals with efits. is a Hear) Ilarbor veteran who holds Rep. Paul DKiaclano (R-Dist. 36) is the United Stales of America. the state to bail out his insolvency 5. A four-year investment in e- a Purple Heart and Brnn/c Star. He asking that oft Wednesday, Sept II. "Though no explanation is needed It's government that's inefficient, ir- govemment The establishment of ati and his dog Crystal, who |ust everyone in the USA who will be driv- as to why we are commemorating responsible and unreliable, noted the interactive web address with e-mail turned 7 years old. have been treat- ing keep their headlights on during Sept 11, we hope, more importantly, candidate Pitman, a senior executive access to department heads, elected ing people fai and wide with (heir daylight ours. to pay respect to the victims of that with a privately held manufacturer ol officials and other municipal depart- company and compassion lor "Please join us on 9/11. We have less day, show our nation's solidarity and oul- ments and employees. To post a years. On Pearl Harbor Day, Joseph than .1 month to get the word out all show support (or our men and women dcx>r apparel called his plan of fiscal municipal directory on-line and post and Baby Crystal made an appear across this great land we love and tall ol Ihe Aniied l-orx.es." [Miatiano said. reform the first real attempt t" pui all minutes of public meetings, news- ancc on the radio— Joseph speak North Arlington's finances and long letters, resolutions, restriction on all ing about his life as a soldier Bahy County makes board appointments luture multiple family dwellings to re- barking "bow wow" tn the audience. term fiscal health in order should he Evelyn Spath- Merc ado of Ruther- Kid^ewood and Joseph M Ciutstcin he successful in ousting the five-term tain our small town image and moni- Not only do they get the chance ford and James Alan Abina. Sr ol ol ("liftsidc I'ark. will serve the Hcrgcn incumbent tor irresponsible growth. to -hum the listeners ol (he radio Wyekofl have been re-appointed to the County Mental Health Hoard Pitman unveiled the following policy f> W hen possible, enter into joint Bergen County Agriculture Develop I he mental health hoard terms will o( "Fiscal Responsibility Now" agenda municipal agreements with our neigh- incnl by the Hoard o( Frceholdcri. commencing on July 1,2002 and end I The appointment of a Borough bors trom Lvndhurst and Kearny to cy Family & Sports Chiropractic They will serve a term beginning on June *t). 2
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New |eney & New York Bar & New York Bar Portuguese and Spanish Spoken by Our Staff THELEADER THURSDAY, AUGUST 29, 2002 - PAGEJ Rutherford Museum exhibits delights all ages V B* SlIMI \ 1)1 NX DrMechpnl — 24 HOUR Emergency Care1 Facing Route 17. on Crane Avenue rfT"" anywhere else on earth., the director in Rutherford, a 200 year old bouse i\ sa> s. LYNCDHU, the home of the MeadowlamK mu- A large room, (the living room) of ANIMAL HOSPITAL*^ seum. the home's first fUx»r houses an ex- MMkcal, Surreal A For O09*, CMS and Caottc A privately-owned museum in Ruth- hibit of the Tuskegee Airmen, two of erford for the past 25 years, the struc- whom — Calvin Spann and Danny •20 R«ty* Hood • Lyndhurrt, NJ 0 TO 71 ture was once a farmhouse Min• >uiuk\! Rich — were residents of Rutherford. by a huge expanse of land which is The basement houses a pre-electric now developed as borough streets kitchen from the early IWs.wilhcabi- and private homes The house has nets made in New Jersey. In the den, Bill O Shea s Seventh Annual been listed m the Historic American SO authentic hearth displays house Buildings Survey as a historic house hold activities of that time period. since the early 20th century. The Meadow lands museum houses Jackie Bunker-Lohern/. the museum over 1?.(KH> items, including photos, director says. "The Meadow lands Mu- paper items, and artifacts. Ninety-five Good seum was started by a group of PTA percent ot ihe items ha\ e been donated moms in Rutherford in !***>. Motivated to the museum. It certain items are by the schools' social studies fair, the needed foi a display or exhibit, ihe mu- Neighbor Day parents thought n would be good to seum will often put a print ad in the collect items for Rutherford school chil- classifieds. Currently, the museum is Wednesday, September 4th dren.** Hence, the museum was then looking tor photographs trout the Viet- named the Rutherford Children's mu- Photos. Sheila Dunn Museum Director Jackie Bunker-Lohernz at the main entrance. nam era. Free Roses • Donate Food seum The Meadowlandx Museum oilers ing display, with an interactive learn- was Unrated in lianklm Mines in Sus The museum has operated a guided tours to groups b\ appoint We are again giving "roses by the dozen" to any- ing center lor children An exhibit ol \ov Count) The area ot New Jersey children's program since \i#$~!, which ment, as well as a variet) ol programs one -- with the stipulation that they keep just mining in New Jersey explains how zinc has more llorcscein minerals than runs in the summer and teaches chil- chiUfi. lit .ulli , lu.tl! one rose - and give the other 11 roses dren crafts, such as basket weaving, speakers, workshops and bus touts * away A minimum of 1,000 dozen roses quilling, candle making and dried hem I here is a small museum shop, located (12,000 roses) will be given away on a first mosaics, on the basement tlooi. Volunteers. come basis No cost or obligation No The museum houses loui permanent such as l.l.nne Yonke. instructor tot purchase necessary Open at 8 a m exhibits The second lloot is where the the basket weaving class, are vital to museum's permanent collection can he the growth and success ol the mu Please bring a food donation. found Another show s Bunder- seuin Maine is.t middle school teachci You can also be a Good Neighbor by l.ohem/ antique games and loys in in BUHMiilieM Volunteers give tours. donating food to the Center For Food the main entrance Exhibits include help vi ilh exhibits and collections, as Action CFA welcomes basic non- centun, old antiques An old rocking sist with workshops and do office penshable food items such as juice, cereal, horse, which w js made b\ a compah) work. canned goods, pasta, baby food, etc Food j items should not be open, expired or in called McKee and Harrington on Val Museum hours \.u\ during the ye;u glass jars CFA is a non-profit food center le> Brook Avenue in Lyndhurst in the Call 201 «VS 1175 for up-to-date inftn that has served our area since 1976 IKKOs. sits among preit) porcelain matuMI about the houis ot operation. dolls Don.i . but JUKEBOX RADIO (103.1FM) Will Broadcast Live Another room houses an exotic rock piircd uvii museum visiting fet: Mem From Our Store -- Sept. 4th, from 10 a.m. to 11 am and minerals exhibit |"he floor-to-ceU An antique doll collection delights is a museum favorite viships are available. OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK • ON SITE FREE PARKING Rutherford Street Fair on Sept. 2 in 28th year Bill O'S The Rutherford Street Fair, laid to since l**77. Ihe Kutherford Sireel Fail boasts an reached from Park Avenue, Exit I. oi he then largest in the state, promises Pianisi Li.\a Dempse) will perform abundance ol antiques and col .it the I nion Avenue exit ol Route 17 Florist GPGifts^ 10 he the hesi ever on Monday. Sept.2 populai soinis ,md show lunes indoors Icclihtcs and hamkraited items In In in Rutherford. wwwflowere-gifts.com The event will he located on Park .11 the Kip (enter, $5 Kip Ave,. Slop b\ till artisans Tree parking is m municipal lots and 109 Boulevard (ol the Circle). Haibrouck Heights. NJ 07604 Avenue (from Ames Avenue into I in theHurtzel Memorial Hand shell in I in Vintage dolls and loys, antique hu on local streets, Show hours are 10 coin Park) coin I'.irk. where Jerr\ Bria's (\nmti> ens. homemade pottciy. oak furniture, a.m. to ' p in-, ram oi shine lot moie 201-288-2300 • Fax:201-288-7129 featuring 151) antiques and CQl- Western Hand will play country nines old i locks, maps, post caids, depies information, contact Stella Show Man TOLL FREE 1-800-473 2303 lectibles dealers and do/ens ol local I or kids, (he Huflzcl Memorial Haiul sion glass. '.S()s lamps, tolk art on ageinenl ("o. (212» 2SS 0020 ot on Ihe Be A Good Neighbor -• Donate Food' civic organizations, the fair has enta Shell will he Ihe Miipe tor( onnids I'up wood, costume and sterling jewelry, Wch al w w w.siellashou s.coiu tamed more than a quarter ol a million pets' lestivalol lun al IO:.V)a.m and paintings ami prints, Disneyana, sail people since its initiation in [975 II Mia in andagajnal 12:30p.m. Joe and peppers, kitchen items, sheet At Park and Ames, led Hienitk will Fischei and his Fantasy, illusion and music, country accessories, perfume present his swinging sounds ot the Magic will appeal at 11 a.m., noon and bottles, baskets, hud feeders, lawn I^UOs aikl titties, and Alex Watkms and 1 p in ornaments, political items, old coins. Get to Know the his Dixieland Ja// Hand will he in the Performing .it the library ever) hour toys, children's clothing, brick a brae spotlight tnnn 10a m io4p m. will be God's Kids -tiul more are jusi some ol ihe attrac- Ai the Presbyterian Church Terrace Puppets h\ the Kulheiloul Hthle tive items to be displayed Door Gallery Difference on Park Avenue, fair goers will slump Chapel, u tait liu'hliWii The sireet fail is Iree to Ihe puhhe lit the Dixieland }azi sounds of Richard Nasch.the popular still walk The lair will stretch along Park Av- Knfcojax and the ('het C hesvin I lapfn ing. |uj!>:lin^ clown, willeriteri.un ahi>ve enue from Ames Avenue to Highland And Save 20-25% on Selected Entry Doors. Sounds Han|oHand Banjo player Chei the heads ot ihe crowd from I I .i m to ( loss, III Lincoln Park, and al the Wil has performed at every Rutherford lair ^ p.m ham( ailos Williams Center. It can be
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AUGUST 29.2002 PEOPLE Woman's Club awards scholarships ^oulssch^"!:d EMS excellence award for new musicals MOC Musical Theatre, now in its 78th season, is casting for its Novem- ber production, "Musicals in Con- cert." with musical direction by Jalmari Vanamo and choreography by Pat Limandn. The concert will include in- dividual sections for chorus, soloists, children, dancers and orchestra from over 20 musicals. Some of the musi- cals include Jesus Christ Superstar. Showboat, Sweeny Todd, Mame, Chess. Hair, The King and and Evita. Vocal auditions will be held on Tues- day, Sept. 3, at 7:30 p.m., Wednesday, Sept. 4 at 7:30p.m. and Thursday, Sept. 5 at 7:30 p.m. Singers may audition for solo roles and/or chorus and both tra- ditional musical theatre and rock voices are welcome. Auditions for the children's chorus (7 or older) will be held from 9 a.m. till 12 p.ni- Saturday. Sept. 14. There wj Vicki Dunn, center, is flanked by scholarship recipients Catherine Finneran, left, and Elizabeth Schnieder also be an open adult dance call on From Left — Edward Yamin, M.D. of Allendale, attending physician and The Rutherford Woman's Club pol (iarrcl Health Scholarships in the Chairmen. State and District EMD Tuesday,Sept. lOat7:30p.m. pre-hospital EMS liaison for the department of Emergency Medicine at luck supper, scholarship awards pre- amount of $1200each. Cristina Stella, Representatives. Barbara Chadwick. Auditions will be held at the M(X' the medical center, presents the EMS Excellence Award to Anita Carbone sentations and installation of officers EMDdelegate at (iirls' Career Institute president of the Rutherford Women's studio at 494 Valley Road. Upper of the Lyndhurst Police Emergency Squad. was held at the clubhouse on Fairvicw sponsored by ihe State Federation of Hub and Joy Vngel, President ol the Montclair. Bring a ballad or up-tempo Hackensack I Iniversity Medical Cen- in the surrounding communities, both Avenue. Catherine Finneran and Hi/a- Woman's Clubs held at Douglass Col- Junior Woman's Club, in the Broadway style and please hrinji ter hosted the Eleventh Annual EMS locally and nationally. A welcome ban- beth Schneider of Rutherford were the lege, also was honored. The EMD is a nonprofit group sirs appropriate sheet music in the proper Excellence Award Program in the Palm ner saluting all of the providers for recipients of HMD Velma Moetsdorf In attendance were Rutherford EMD ing charitable projects. ( all 418-0642. key; an accompanist will be provided. Court of Hackensack University Medi- then support and cooperation was dis The show dates are Nov. 15 at X p.m... cal Plaza. This year's theme was "EMS played in the entrance to the Jetten I6(8p.m.)and I7(2p.m.). Emblem dinner honors past presidents Help Is A Heartbeat Away." M. Creamer Trauma Center. lor more information, call the studio Rutherford club The medical center recognizes (he This \ear. the medical center proudK at (47.1) 744-3133 or visit hup:// workot thousands of men and women recognized 55 honorees for their ser plan Autumn Ball www.mtxmusicahi.org on the Internet. who respond to medical emergencies vices to the community. Sept. 25 at Fiesta Boston U Grad The Evening Membership Depart- Boston University awarded aca- ment of the Woman's Club of Ruther- demic degrees to 5,174 students this ford will sponsor its annual dinner AARP leader honored spring. Receiving degrees were Ruth- fashion show "Autumn Ball" at The erford residents Hmily S. Camille. with Fiesta on Route 17 in Wood-Ridge on a B. S. in film and Television; Michelle Sept. 25. J. Lcc, B.S. in Communication; The fall fashions will be presented Genevieve M. Palmieri. B.S. in Him and by the Dress Barn of Clifton. Television and Lynn Y Su with a B.S. The evening will begin at 6:30 p.m. in Communication. with a cash bar and dinner beginning Boston University is the tourth larg- at 7 p.m. Following will be the fash- Front row, from left President #72 Arlene Van Clief, Jr.and past presi- est independent University in the ion show and a 50/50 cash raffle plus dents Agnes Melillo. Honey Hoelzel (member for 50 years) Amelia Carrino, United States, with an enrollment ot raffles for prizes. For tickets, which are Anne Jackson. Nettie lula, Evelyn Stawicki, Terry Sarich. Pat McPherson more than 2X.000 students in its 17 $32.00, please call Vicky Dunn at 201 - Back row, Past Presidents Ruth Marline. Madeline Ruvere, Mariann Aita schools and colleges. Founded in 438-0642 or Vera Urban at 438-2104. and Rose Carollo. 1X19. the University offers an excep- The Rutherford Evening Membership Lyndhurst Emblem Club ffll held a planning their upcoming awards cer tional grounding in the liberal arts a Department is a nonprofit service or- broad range of undergraduate and ganization with projects serving their dinner tit honor Junior Past President emony lor (his year's scholarship Vt in A^nes Mehllo. member in long stand ners. The Lyndhursl Emblem Club graduate programs in the arts, sciences, community and stale. Women inter law. medicine, engineering and other estcd in membership may contact ing, Rosealie Stellato and all ol the docs community service and charitable club's past presidents, h was held at work. professional areas in state-of-the-arl Vicky Dunn at 2OI-438-O642 for infor- teaching and research facilities Kingsland Lyndhurst AARP Chapter #4866 recognizes Mildred Young mation regarding the livening Mem the Lyndhursl Elks Lodge. It is committed to excellence in the as the founder of the Kingsland Lyndhurst AARP. She is pictured recieving bcrship Department and all of its up There were many members present community, as well as the education her plaque presented to her by John Snyder, President. coming events! enjoying dinner, listening to music and and future ol today's youth N. Arlington man Selvaggio off toFD U is MIT graduate Wallington resident Lisa Selvaggio, a Christopher Rakowski ol North Ar Felician dean's list 2002 ills. h.£XT£.at wsAdlnq June 2002 graduate of St. Mary's High linglon graduated from the Massachu- School in Rutherford, will attend Pair setts Institute of Technology with a leigh Dickinson University's Metro- Bachelor's degree m Aerospace Engi- includes local residents politan campus this tall. She is the Free to Future Brides neering with Information Technology Sr Patricia A. Moms. O.P.. Vice I'rcsi- < .11 Isiadt - Jamie Marose, Kelly daughter of Nick and Rita Selvaggio. Mazur's Bakery S10 sift certificate plu» Bridal Book for the spring semester 2002. dent lor Academic Attairs at Felician Ruwncn. Hast Rutherford — Jennifer 323 Ridge Road, Lyndhursl ($7.5Oralnt) Weqxciahzein She plans to major in business Kakowski is the son ot Joseph and Honeymoon Trips! Give us a mil or College in l.odi and Rutherford, has M.inno.Slephanie Villota Specializing in Tier dunuistralion. Teresa Rakowski. announced the recipients of the I Van's Wedding Cakes wf us in pei WIN lyndhurst Theresa Catapano. List honors toi the spring 2(K)2 semes- Wt' Mifi^t'sl nn apptimlwftu WX-4KIMI Josephine Cucco. Nicole Curran. ter. The Dean's List recognizes the aca- Call 438-5168 King Tours PAVLICK-KOSTER VFW POST 2640 I )a» n Isoldi. Paul Kic/ek, Erik Kotynski, HIS KidKr l< N. AiliiiKton demic accomplishments ot full-time Linda Rosa. Cheryl Sadowski. Stacy 125 Main Ave., Wallington, NJ matriculated students who have ob- (corner of Main & Hathaway) Settembnno. tained a minimum (i.I'A. of 3.5 tor the North Arlington — luiurcn Feniello. semester. Mary Kathryn Herrmann. Lisa Advertise in this directory Bar open to the public Felician College is a coeducational, Jedrejc/k. Patricia McTaggart. Tara and reach thousands of 7 days a week from 1 PM til ??? Catholic college, founded hy the Feli- Riordan. Jessica Sawicz. Elizabeth cian Sisters in the Franciscan tradition Scheps. Jeanine Vignone. brides and grooms Located on two campuses in Lodi and Rutherford — Danielle Anderson. HAPPY HOUR 1 PM TO 5 PM Rutherford. Felician College enrolls Lecsy Ariza. Carolyn Austin. Michael in six south Bergen County towns! MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 1700 students in undergraduate and Cavallo. Lynda Fritsch. Joyce Gardner. graduate degree programs in arts and Cristina Greiss. Lynda Jesscn. SPECIALS ON MUGS & SHOOTERS sciences, teacher education and health Alexander Pino. Melissa Ryan. La Call JoAnn M. at 201-310-5161 sciences for rate information. Donna Williams. Victoria Willamson. Pool table, darts, cable TV Congratulations to these students who Wallington — Toni Day. Christiana Comfortably air conditioned have completed this semester with Floyd. Wiolctla Zagorski. Agnieszka honors: Ziehow ic/. Medical Directory
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She was queer in the lunch room. Miss Winfield, because she wore cat I got asthma. The other teachers tell she ate enor- such beautiful clothes. 1 could hardly We visited a fellow teacher and I al- M> mother never catered to any of mous meals, dessert first. wait to get to school in the morning ways had an attack at her house when oui food idiosyncracies. She would Vagabonding She traveled extensively, and when to see what she was wearing. 1 sat in a chair a cat usiialU occupied. simply say. "That's alright, there will I was grown my mother took me to a Miss Frit/, my eighth teacher, When I visited my sister in Virginia be another meal in three hours." B\ Charlotte Sa\ ino Woman's Club meeting where she scared me. She left questions on the she always put her two beautiful cats It uui were sick she immediately talked about her trips. blackboard we could answer when we outside on a w uulow ledge. put a whole chicken m a pot of water I have three tomato plants which I Miss Blue, held court All 1 can remember about that was ate our lunch in school., too far away At a lainiK holida) dinner whcie and made chicken soup. She thought carefully hand watered using a hose One day she was having the class in even sentence she told if she left from home to go for lunch. they had cats 1 always had an attack. that was a cure all for everything. lest I waste water. They have grown to leam by repeating aloud the work she a hairpin here or there in that cave or Miss Frit/, told m\ mother I w as too be huge plants with dozens of buds, It you were sick you always got the wanted them to learn. I was smart and other she would find a husband but small to go to high school even though My brother always wauled a dog. He one tiny tomato. By December I ex- cream at the lop of the milk bottle. was mouthing the words but not say- thus far had not succeeded. all my grades w ere pUNsmg. because 1 brought one home ax a child and im pect to have ripe tomatoes. She would say at meal time. "Don't ing them aloud. She told the children, I heard that after she retired she did would be overwhelmed by all the big mother made him give it away. get a spot on this table cloth. It costs Joe Catania brought me a huge bas- silencing them by hand, and there 1 was find a husband. Poor thing! high school boys. My mother said I When he grew up he had a dog ten cents to have it 1,Hindered." ket with tiny red tomatoes, bell toma- foolishly mouthing the words. I al- passed and had to go to high school-- named Touser that lie and his wile When she told how much it cost toes, large round tomatoes, a huge ways thought Miss Blue was huge. 1 My third grade teacher. Miss where as you can sec the boys both- adored. tor laundering m> brother would start foot-long cucumber, all kinds of pep- saw her one day on a bus when 1 was Miller, was lovely. She laughed at a ered me not at all. One day on a hunting nip the dog to tease, "how much did you pay for pers and zucchini. Joe has the magic quite grown up and. to my surprise. boy who said \omething funny not * • * disappeared Inn m\ brother IUM left this. Mama." or " How much for touch. she was a tiny woman. meaning to. ;ind had to go into the When I was grow ing up we never had his sweater at a certain spot and \\ hen that'.1" He had to inn away with her at Thank you. Joe, for your generos- clothes closet to laugh it off. animals in our house because my he got back the dog was wailing lor lei him lo give him .i swat. ity, giving away your work. My second grade teacher was a 1 don't remember my fourth or filth mother always said with six children him. There w as always an extra place set queer one. Miss Hartner. One day she grade teachers but a sixth grade she had enough to do without caring He was a ven smart dog. When his ling tor .tin visitor who happened in. I like to think back to my first years threatened to put me in the first grade teacher. MISN Young, shook me be- lor animals. wile Iran lefl him home and went on When niv brothei Gu> weni lo New of school. They had no kindergarten because I SUHHJ up on my seat to look cause I turned around in line going It was not till 1 got older and visited a shopping trip Uie dog showed how York University he had dinner in ares in my days. I went right to the first out (he door window to see where she upstairs. people that I discovered cats provoked Ulihapp) lie was h\ l\ ing o\\ the sofa, laurant, lie said he hud minestrone, grade where my lovely little teacher. went when she left the room. 1 loved my seventh grade teacher. asthma in me. It I went a home with a which he was not allowed to do. Mv mother said. "Peasant food." Prunes are Mother Nature's laxative BY PAH. G. DONOHI K, M.D. DEAR DR. DONOHUE: I eat six offers some hints on how to achieve drates. prunes every day. If I don't. I am.con- regularity. Readers can order a copy Many people e.it more than one ba- stipated. Would this be considered a by writing; Dr. Donohue - No. 7W, nanaaday to keep their potassium lev- laxative habit7 Am I doing mv self any Box 536475. Orlando. FL 32853- els in normal range. Oranges provide harm with the prunes? -J.R. o47.S. Enclose a check or money or- vitamins A. (' and folic acid, one of der (nocash) forS4 50along with the the B vitamins. Daily consumers of ANSWER: Prunes are Mother recipient's printed name and address. either or both do not become diabet- Nature's laxative. They are not going Please allow 4-fi weeks for delivery. ics. You are not to blame for your to get you into any trouble from over- husband's diabetes. use Part ol prunes' constipation tight DEAR DR. DONOHUE; Mv husband ing power comes from the fiber found has been diagnosed with diabetes I DEAR DR. DONOHUE: Every in them. Part comes from a substance have given him bananas and oranges morning I drink an X-ounce glass of in prunes that stimulates intestinal as pan of his breakfast. My sister says orange juice. I've been told that too contractions That substance has not bananas and oranges have plenty of much orange juice turns the skin been identified \ iber cannot be the sugar. The implication is. they brought green. Any truth to that'.'-- J.J. sole reason why prunes work Prune on his diabetes. Is that so? -Anon. ANSWER: It there is. I would be the juice also fights constipation. Prunes color of an avocado. I'm not. I drink are an excellent source of antioxidants. ANSWER; Bananas and oranges as much more thiiii that every day. Antioxidants prevent the body from part of breakfast do not give anyone rusting due to byproducts of daily cell diabetes Dr. Donahue regrets thai he is un- chemistry. One banana has 27 grams of carbo- able to answer individual letters, but You do know, don't you, that prunes hydrates. That amounts in 108 carbo he will incorporate them in his col- Personable pair— These two lovable "brothers" are wonderful dogs. "Spot", a 10 year old neutered male have a new name7 They are DOW called hydrate calorics -- not an excessive umn whenever possible. Readers may Collie/Husky mix, and ""Lucky", a black Labrador Retriever are personable, quiet and extremely well be- dried plums. 1 never found the "prune" number. An orange has 15 grams of write him or request an order form haved. They both love adults, children and even other dogs. 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THE LEADER I'AGE 6 - THURSDAY. AUGUST29.2002 Leader Newspapers, Inc. Letters 251 Ridge Road~Lyndhurst, New Jersey 07071 Phone 201/438-8700~Fax: 201/438-9022 Water misuse should be punished E-mail: EdltorQLeaderNewspapers.net Commercial Leader ~ The North Arlington Leader (Editors note: The following letter fied by the state, to prosecute those It is time that our commissioners. law officers and other town officials Leader-Free Press -The News Leader ^ has been sent to Mayor James Guida misusing our water supply. Now I am not implying that we have our patrol- step up to the plate in Lyndhurst and Covering Lyndhurst, of Lyndhurst. > men hiding in trees to see who might crack down on the misuse of water Rutherford, North Arlington, v be watering in their back yards at 1 While it may not seem important to ,CP ' |_ East Rutherford, Carlstadt & Wallington Dear Mayor Guida: The recent restrictions on New o'clock in the morning, but I am ask- you now, it will when one day you turn Leader Newspapers are available at news stands on Jersey's water consumption has awak- ing our patrolmen to use their com- on the shower and nothing comes out Wednesdays and are conveniently mailed to subscribers ened many of us to the severity of the mon sense. We haven't had a good People misusing water deserve to be Annual subscriptions: $10.00; Single copy: 25C situation. It has been reported that rain in a while, at least not enough to punished, whether they are family, this is the worst drought situation in maintain the beautiful green hue of a friends or co-workers. And if you JOHN SAVINO, PUBLISHER • LUANNE AXT, EDITOR New Jersey in over 100 years. And healthy lawn. If you are driving down ever drive down my street and see me JOANN BOCCINO, Business Manager • JOANN MKRKI.INCHAUS, Display Advertising Manager yet with all of the restrictions and the the road and see a house with grass doing the same, please feel free to ask alarming statistics, there are still greener than a Christmas tree, either me the $1000 question. DANA RAPISARIH Assistant Editor CHARLOTTE SAVINO Classified Ads people that simply do not abide by the it's Astroturf or its getting water and This is a serious situation that re- Graphic Designer ANNETTE SAVINO Subscription Manager KI.AINKCAU. rules. it isn't from the heavens. Simply put. quires serious attention. All New Jer- .1 WIKS DoMBROWSkl Sports Editor DEBRA WINTERS Reporter The slate of New Jersey has issued any use of water that is not permis- sey residents should know that the a new set of restrictions that limit sible by the State of New Jersey is misuse of water will not be tolerated, water use even further and are pre- considered a crime and should be and that type of thinking needs to start pared to fine those that violate these treated as so. Is a green lawn or a now. Editorial restrictions up to $1000. But it is up clean car really worth the $ I(XX) fine? Craig Ruvere I guess some think yes. "•-» • »T 1 A • A. J . »i £H to the authorities, which will be noti- I guess some think yes. LyndhursLymuiurst Renaming Newark Airport doesn't fly ^T x . ''" - J^^J^^ A proposal by Governors McGreevey and Newark officials think so, saying the whole fe J To the Editor: borough. Now residents will not be struction of a new DPW garage and Pataki to rename Newark International Air- idea suggest* s that the state is ashamed of th e No tax increaseburdene fod byr a municipaRutherforl tax increase. the cleanud p anresidentd development of abans- port in honor of the Sept. 11 heroes and vic- city. Newark Mayor's Sharpe James' com- For the third straight year, there will and will continue to benefit from im- doned landfill property. tims has received a lukewarm reception from promise for the name Newark Liberty Inter- be NO increase in Rutherford's mu- proved services such as more frequent The Mayor and Council should be Jerseyans. national Airport sounds better and still car- nicipal taxes. What wonderful news garbage and recycling pickups, street praised for all their hard work. Their cleaning, and prompt and thorough efforts have made Rutherford a bet- ries out the governors' intention to memori- for Rutherford residents. Liberty International Airport at Newark, snow removal. ter place. alize the people affected by the Sept. 11 at- We would not be so fortunate if not which would become the official new name for for Mayor McPherson's tireless ef- While enjoying improved services, Kari Larsen I \\ R if the Port Authority approves the gov- tack. forts in obtaining State Aid for the the borough looks forward to the con- Rutherford ernors' recommendation, sounds sort of con- Acknowledging a backlash, the governors trived and somehow doesn't suit an airport. are said to be reconsidering their recommen- Thanks from cancer research commission Could it be that McGreevey is using the oc- dation. Let's hope they either drop the idea Dear Editor: cates that ail cancer-related costs to casion to give the airport to a more generic or accept Mayor James' suggestion. commitment to conquering cancer on On behalf of the New Jersey Com- a daily basis and raise visibility on the New Jersey are estimated at over $5 name so that folks from other parts of the A lot of us are accustomed to saying "I'm mission on Cancer Research, I wish need for research. Recently, license billion per annum. Needless to say. county are less aware that they are landing in flying from Newark," and probably will go right to send a heartfelt thank you to the plate revenues have funded half of the ihe burden from human suffering and Newark? on saying it whatever the airport is called. thousands of New Jersey citizens "seed" grants awarded by the New sacrifice cannot be measured. How- who have purchased specialized Con- Jersey Commission on Cancer Re- ever, it is for these reasons that the quer Cancer License plates. In just search to New Jersey based research- Commission is dedicated to carrying four years, the sales of these license ers. These talented scientists have, in out its mandate despite its budget cri- Opinion plates have generated more than $1.3 turn, used these funds to leverage ses. million, all dedicated to supporting $4.50 in national funds for every Suite Again, thank you, all of you, who cancer research. Because the devel- dollar provided. This funding. help the NJCCR and New Jersey can- What is America's fascination with animals? opment cost for the plates was un- awarded to our top research and medi- cer researchers in our efforts to derwritten by New Jersey pharma- cal facilities throughout the State, has eradicate cancer. What is America's fascination with hadn't seen you in years, even if it's lick on the cheek they can make even ceutical company Schering Plough, contributed not only to New Jersey's I encourage your readers, especially animals? only been 15 minutes. the largest problem seem miniscule. more than 90% of the purchase price prominence in the fight against can- those whose lives and families have of each plate goes directly to cancer I lolly wood has been singing the Our pets don't care if we're rich or Their lives are simple yet influence cer but also to strengthening our sci- been touched by cancer, to join with research. praises of such amazing animals for poor, fat or thin, black or white. The so many. When I moved from my entific infrastructure. me in keeping our message of hope in years; from Lassie to Bengj to Mr. Ed. parent's home, leaving my dog was These purchases have made a sig- the public eye. Buy a Conquer Can- There are now channels devoted en- traumatic. To be greeted everyday by nificant difference in our fight For years. New Jersey has consis- cer New Jersey license plate. tirely to the animal world as well as that little fuzzy face was something against cancer in three ways. As the tently ranked among the ten highest Thanks a million ($1.3 million)! imiga/ines, books and even, you GUEST EDITORIAL that I took for granted second most popular specialized states for cancer incidence and mor- guessed it, internet sites. by Craig Ruvere . It saddened me to think that she plate in the State, more than 27,000 tality. The economic costs of cancer Paul E. Wallner, D.O. Our pets are groomed more often would have no idea where I went. New Jersey drivers demonstrate their are enormous. Recent analysis indi- Commission Chairman then some people, sleep on beds remi- Would she think I moved far away, niscent of Queen Elizabeth's and some only thing they truly care about is how would she think that 1 had died, would wear designer clothes to keep up with much time you'll spend playing with she really care about anything beyond Reader questions zoning board decision today's fashion trends. them and when its time to eat again. hernextmeal? in animal years, its just To the Editor: land locked lot. The zoning hoard dis- Some might say that we've simply There is a Christopher Durang play one continuous day. And while I'd ance was ignored. According to the regarded several zoning violations. gone animal crazy. Some animal en- called 'The Marriage of Bette and like to think that she misses me, I'm zoning code, warehousing is not per- The Commercial Leader's August One important violation in particu- thusiasts, such as myself, treat their Boo" in which one of the characters sure she really doesn't think I've gone mitted use in a business zone. Also, lar is the one that Commissioner pets as though they were a member of states, "I like animals more than I like anywhere, she just hasn't seen me that 22 issue placed an article titled the zoning board did not approve a use Graffam wants strictly enforced, and the family while others continually say people." day. "Warehouse Office Space Planned variance. For Marin Avenue." The article has that is thai the height of all buildings "they're just animals." When it comes down to it, when People can be a lot of things in their no explanation of where this build- has to be in accordance with the /tin- Those that tend to say that usually have you ever had to worry about lives, but few can every truly match John Scardino ing codes. Additionally, the use vari- have never had the pleasure of having impressing your pet? I'm sure your the unconditional love that we re- ing is going to be erected. It is in a Lyndhurst their own pet. dog couldn't care less if you drove ceive from our pets. They have the What many who have never had a around in a '79 Pinto just as long as gift to heal, console, make us smile Sot something on your mind? pet cannot understand is the payoff. the windows are open for him to hang and keep us sane. In thai I mean the unconditional love his head out of. So the next time that someone tells We welcome your letters and guest editorials. thai a pet gives you. What people don't seem to under- you "oh they're only animals" maybe Send them to: Leader Newspapers, Thai immediate reaction when you stand is that animals contain a silent all they need is a big old lick on the 251 Ridge Rood, Lyndhurst, NJ 07071 walk through the door as though they magic. With a wag of their tail and a cheek. Fax: 201-438-9022 E-mail: [email protected]
Labor Day: Celebrating America's workforce Letters may be edited for space and clarity and ore. printed at the discretion of the editorial staff. For many New Jersey families. La- Cleveland signed a bill declaring the worker solidarity over the years has bor Day has come to represent little first Monday in September as a na- helped to improve employment and liv- Utters without names or telephone numbers more than the "unofficial last day of tional holiday — Labor Day. ing conditions in this country. for verification will not be printed. summer" — an opportunity to gather Samuel Gompers, founder and long- with family and friends at backyard Labor Day deserves a spiritual re- barbecues, or shop for bargains at a vival, especially this year. At a time "holiday sales event." or put the final GUEST EDITORIAL when seemingly endless revelations touches on a warm-weather home-re- by Assemblyman Paul of corporate misconduct are shaking pair project. Sarlo the foundation of our nation's cher- Subscribe Now! The history, meaning, and signifi- ished free-enterprise system, we Vice Chairman, Assembly cance of Labor Day have become lost, should take time this Labor Day to Keep abreast of the news and events in your community. a victim as much of time as public com- Labor Committee reconnect with how work, sacrifice, placency. We have lost touch as a na- and unity are the values that fueled Keep track of your local government and find out what your friends and tion with the events that gave rise to America's greatness. neighbors are saying and doing. Subscribe to the Leader Newspapers today! this special holiday. time president of the American Fed- The great strength of our economy It's unfortunate because Labor Day eration of Labor remarked how unique rests with our workforce — from teach- honors the masses instead of a lone Labor Day is compared to this ers and entrepreneurs to factory work- Only $10 per year; $12 out of state individual or historical event — a day country's other holidays: "All other ers and scientists. These people are conceived to pay homage to the spirit, holidays are in a more or less degree the real captains of industry, building Check off the name of paper you would like and print your name & address below: dedication, and resiliency of working connected with conflicts and battles upon the foundation of progress and people who toiled in often harsh work- of man's prowess over man, or strife advancement lain by prior generations ing conditions to raise families and and discord for greed and power, of of working men and women. • Commercial Leader (Lyndhurst) produce what continues to be the most glories achieved by one nation over We owe it to our forbears and our- N. Arlington Leader economically powerful nation on earth. another. Labor Day ... is devoted to no selves, to take time out this Labor Day • man, living or dead, to no sect, race, or to reflect upon how good old-fash- News Leader of Rutherford Observed for the first time on Tues- nation." ioned hard work — and not overstated • Leader-Free Press (East Rutherford, Carlstadt, Wallington) day. Sept. 5, 1882, in New York City, Today, too few people see Labor Day earnings reports — gave rise to this Labor Day was a creation of the labor as Gompers once did. In many ways, nation's greatness. movement. The Central Labor Union the lack of appreciation for this holi- The Enron scandal and all of the Name:. in New York organized a large parade day is reflected in this nation's declin- other recent corporate collapses like it and celebration. The concept soon ing ranks of unionized laborers. In may be shaking consumer confidence went national and. in 1887, New Jer- 1995, less than 15 percent of workers on Main Street and dampening inves- sey became one of the first states to belonged to unions, down from a peak tor enthusiasm on Wall Street, but declare Labor Day as a state holiday. ncaring SO percent in the 1950s: As the through it all the inexhaustible strength In 1894, after much lobbying by the fortunes of labor unions have waned, and power of America's workforce en- labor movement. President Grover so has the public's recognition of how dures. THE LEADER PAGE 7 - THURSDAY, AUGUST 29, 2002 ENTERTAINMENT Snipes takes it on the chin in dull Undisputed BY km WILLIAMS
In order for a boxing movie to work, hind bars while the arrogant Iceman il needs to revolve around an against- has degenerated into a Hollywood spell that word. And the protagonists is the reigning World Champion. hack who has no problem churning out aren't portrayed as any brighter. The the-odds underdog an audience would As the movie opens, the recently reflexively root for. derivative crap like Undisputed year movie suggests that these strangers convicted Iceman is shown arriving by after year. have an animalistic urge to punch each Remember how you absolutely helicopter at Sweetwater, a maximum Worse. Hill is willing to trade in the other silly simply to be the king of the pulled for Rocky (1976) every step of security facility in the middle of the most insulting stereotypes in service jungle. the way in the classic fight flick which and Monroe immediately engage in an of his purloined plot line. Here, blacks kickstarted the genre? Rocky Balboa's Meanwhile, it tails to conniving, impromptu shoving match, each be- take the brunt of the abuse. For in- endearing vulnerability was a critical clever Mendy Ripstein (Peter Falk), to ing infected with a terminal case of stance, the prevailing tone set by the reason why that otherwise formulaic come up with the idea of profiting that swaggering stereotypical bragga- movie is that a stint in prison is an film won the Oscar for Best Picture. from their primitive pugilism. docio one associates with the preda- expected, macho rite of passage for Note that this greedy Jewish inmate, The absence of any vulnerability is tors who predominate the prison popu- African-American males. Witness this fashioned out of another stereotype, what makes Undisputed so unbearable lation. line uttered by a character named was imprisoned tor tax evasion, not by comparison. So. it is only natural, the filmsug -Marvin, played by MTVeejay Ed for a violent crime like all of the black Wesley Snipes is on a collision course in Undisputed Almost identically constructed, the gests, that the two would want to Lover, "If I knew 1 had to go to jail to and Latino characters. film irritatingly telegraphs its every square-off in an unsanctioned title see a fight like this. I would have com- And the morte) minded Mendy fig-ing her decision to press charges with Win anyone would want to pander punch. It stars Wesley Snipes and Irv- fight to determine who's the toughest mitted a crime a long time ago." How ures a way to make millions on the lines like. "I didn't want to cause him so transparent!) to the sexual preda- ing "Ving" Rhames as convicted fel- tough guy in stripes. stupid can a man get? action. any harm, hut he wouldn't stop " tors ol the urn Id is beyond me. But ons on a collision course. For both That's the premise so artlessly ex- Even stupider, for in another scene. The only other offensive subplot The VICTIM cause the RAPIST there's no dispute about Undisputed. murderer Monroe Hutchen (Snipes) ecuted by writer/director Walter Hill, Marvin gleefully spells respect: "R-E- worth mentioning has to do with harm???!!!! The decision's unanimous: and rapist George 'Iceman' Chambers the same Walter Hill who once exhib- S-P-E-C-K!" Given the culturally-im Tawnee (Rose Rollins), the rape vic- This illogical, wrong-headed dia It's god awful! (Rhames) are heavyweight boxers and ited such promise 20 years ago when bedded signature hook of the song by tim responsible for sending the Iceman logue placed in the mouth of a tloun both are undefeated. he made 48 Hours with Eddie Murphy Aretha Franklin, it is the height of to the slammer. Her character takes it dcring female comes off as a palheti Poor (0 slurs) Monroe is a resigned lifer who has and Nick Nolle. But it's been all down- mean-spirited hubris for director Hill on the chin at the expense of women cally sexist attempt to vindicate the Rated R toi vcrj frequent profanity, racked up his impressive record be- hill for him ever since, as the director to have an African-American still mis- when she is depicted as second-guess- likes of Mike Tyson. adult subject mallei and violence. Preview of what's in store this fall at the movies BY KAM WILLIAMS
A year ago. all the Harry Potter Trapped (9/20) Panic Room 2. inepter Jennifer Love Hewitt. James John Malkovich. hoopla drowned out any interest in the Crime thriller with Charli/e Theron as Brown cameos. Pokemon 4Evcr < lo/l 11 More ani- rest of the autumn cinematic offerings. a distraught mother out for revenge on Bowling for Columbine (10/4) mated adventures for the next genera- This year, despite the presence of the creeps who kidnap her diabetic Michael Moore documentary comes lion of tiny lykes fascinated by Japa- Harry Potter 2 on the slate, daughter while daddy's away. to the defense of the 2nd Amendment nese pocket monsters. everybody's being accorded equal Ballistic: Ecks vs Sever (9/27) Spy by blaming bowling for the Colum Swept Away < 10/1 11 Remake of time. The line-up of new films for fall versus spy. Action espionage thriller bine slaughter. Guns don't kill people. Lina Wertmullei ll>75 classic with features some unexpected pairings pitting FBI G-Man Antonio Banderas 10-7 splits do. Madonna as the rich socialite stranded which ought to coax people to the the- against rogue agent Lucy Liu until Jonah (10/4) Animated Christian on a deserted island with a deckand Fall Registration Now in Progress ater. they join forces to deal with a com- musical comedy about a Jewish veg- from her yacht. For instance. Cedric the Entertainer mon foe bigger than the both of them. etable who gets swallowed by a whale Harry Potter and ihe Chamber of Se- Beginner through Championship Levels and Anthony Anderson, a couple of Biggie & Tupac (9/27) Investigative Red Dragon (10/4) Silence of the crets (11/15) second installment of the funniest fat men around, will be documentary deconstructs alleged prequel. Remake of Manhunter seven planned adaptations from the back together again for Barbershop, East Coast/West Coast rivalry which (1986). the first in the Thomas Harris children's book about a boy wizard. For More Information, Please Call after bombing badly in Kingdom resulted in the deaths of gangsta' rap- trilogy which includes Silence of the This mystery has Harry hearing voices Come. Then there's giddy Goldie pers Biggie Smalls and Tupac Shakur. Lambs and Hannibal. New version and encountering apparitions. 201-955-0588 Hawn with cerebral Susan Sarandon implicating ex-con impressario Suge features Anthony Hopkins as Phone Booth (11/15) Claustropho- or visit us on the web at in The Banger Sisters, West Coast Knight in both deaths. maneating Hannibal Lecter. bic crime caper about a man trapped www.ardmoreacademy.com Tupac Shakur and East Coast Biggie Sweet Home Alabama (9/27) City Below (10/11) WWII sci-fi adven- inside a NYC phone booth by a sniper. Smalls in Biggie and Tupac, or meets country comedy with Reese ture about a US submarine trapped in buddying Jackie Chan with Jennifer Witherspoon as married schemer from unfriendly waters with Nazis above Love Hewitt in The Tuxedo. Tobacco Road who needs to get a di and ghosts below. How about easting "Beloved" voice from the trailer trash hubby in Brown Sugar (10/11) Love & Thandie Newton opposite "Rock order to marry the rich sucker she Basketcases. Romantic comedy, set in Star" Mark Wahlberg in The Truth sweetalks in NYC". the Big Apple, between workaholic Cftrt of1)ance About Charlie, a remake of Charade? The Tuxedo 19/2 /) Bad Company 2. buppics. executive Taye Diggs and Or Guy Ritchie directing wife Ma- Another Jackie ('nan martial arts com- editor Sanaa Lathan. donna for the first time in Swept edy, this about a chauffeur who is re- Knock.nouii(I Guys (10/11) Mafia NEW STUDENT REGISTRATION Away, another remake? cruited by the US Government to take saga where Brooklyn mobsters send Obvious Eddie Murphy and wry the place of his hospitalized boss as a their sons on mission to Montana to Dynamic September 4th & 5th 3-6 pm fcAdult Exercise Owen Wilson will team up for the film spy on a covert operation. Yucks retrieve cash from a crooked sheriff. version of TV's I Spy. while black im- aplenty as inept Chan is paired with With Vin Diesel, Dennis Hopper and Dancin' *Toddles2i/2 pressionist Eminem will work with for Pre-School to 4 yrs old Shakespearean Mckhi "Othello" * Jazz Phifer in 8Mile. BROADWAY BOUND thru Adult Here's a chronological quick take * Ballet on the season's highlights: City by the Sea (9/6) Generation- Theatrical 8c Vance Center *Tap skipping genes. True tale starring 231 Tontine Avenue Lyndhurst, NJ 07071 Robert DeNiro as the son of a mur- (201) 935-4924 Classes Begin derer who was executed at Sing Sing The best and most comprehensive MONDAY in the Fifties. Now, as an NYPD de- tective, he's investigating a killing • Ballet training in the tri-state area September 9th Directors: where his son turns out to be the prime " " " ~ • Voice D. Albert! suspect. • Pointe •Musical E. Nemzek Swimfan (9/6) Fatal attraction Comedy teensploit. Psychological thriller . Pilates Classics 440 Ridge Road about an obsessive coed out for re- (201) venge after a one-night stand with a •The North Arlington world-class swimmer who's more Broadway concerned with the Olympic trials. Bound Musical 998-7377 Barbershop (9/13) Rappers Ice Comedy Cube and Eve Jeffers and comedians Workshop Anthony Anderson and Cedric "The ^^^^^ ^^^^^^^^^^ Program" Entertainer" Kyles star in ensemble ' Intro to I^^^^IF* I IBy Audltl0n NEW JERSEY'S LARGEST STREET FAIR comedy about the the owners of a Chi- Dance ^^B>—~ I Only) cago barbershop who spend one ac- ANTIQUES! COLLECTIBLES! tion-packed day cuttting hair while .Pre-Ballet/ ^"" ^^^^^^^^^ • Piano solving a crime. Jazz Flea Market Treasures! Local Arts & Crafts! Stealing Harvard (9/13) Comic Student Shevaun Kastl as Beauty in Disney's "Beauty and the Beast" crime caper starring Jason Lee as a "Dance and Theater are about the LOVE and JOY of OVER 150 EXHIBITS lid-mannered, middle-class man who Performing...Not about a Judge'* Seorel" (all tor sale) turns to a life of crime to pay for his PLUS MUSIC, DANCING, PUPPETS, niece's college tuition. With Tom REFRESHMENTS AND MORE!! Green as the wacky sidekick. The Transporter (9/13) Martial arts adventure about a "no questions asked"courier (Jason Statham) who RUTHERFORD ends up in too deep after his curiosity about a suspicious delivery gets the NEW JERSEY better of him. The Banger Sisters (9/20) Almost Finished. Waitress Goldie Hawn and STREET FAIR wealthy Susan Sarandon as ex-group- ies who reunite after 20 years to MONDAY hit the road again before they hit the LABOR DAY wall. SEPT. 2 The Four Feathers (9/20) Six time's t o a.m. to 5 p.in. the charm. Fifth remake of the based •Why is this group called Broadway Bound? These talented youngsters are already there. The teens who sang took my breath away..." PARK AVE from Arties Ave. on the AEW Mason historical novel Leader Newspaper review iculn Park set in 1898 featuring Heath Ledger as FALL REGISTRATION STARTS! into r a British Officer unfairly labeled a September 5th & 6th 4:00 - 8:00 pm Sponsored by The Borough of Rutherford coward for resigning just before a Stella Show MgmL Co. 212-255-0020 www.stellashows.com battle with Sudanese rebels. With Saturday, September 7th 11:00 am - 2:00 pm Kate Hudson, Goldie Hawn's daugh- For mail-in registration, go to www.broadwayboundnj.com ter, as Heath's faithful fiancee. Call: (201) 935-4924 for information THURSDAY. AUGUS-L2&2QQ2JLPASEJ THELEADER SCHOOLS Staff shortage N. Arlington Public School openings affects library dismissal bell at 2:20 p.m. Students The first day of school for North Students may be assigned by their Arlington Public Schools for the teachers to remedial class and/or may be assigned by their teachers to in Lyndhurst school year will be Sept. 4. Thehomework labs which will be con- remedial class and/or homework labs The Lyndhurst Public Library days Sept. 4, 5 and 6 will be four- ducted from 3 - 3:30 p.m. which will be conducted from 2:20- Children's Room reports that due to hour session days. No lunches will Children will not arrive at school ear- 2:45 p.m. an impending staff shortage, all be served. lier than five minutes prior to the bell. High School: Students will report children's programs will unfortunately Elementary Schools: the time The exception to this is Jefferson directly tcaheir homerooms at 7:45 be put on hold indefinitely. schedule for the elementary schools School Grades K. 1 and 2 where par- a.m. where they will pickup their Programs that will be affected in Sep- will be as follows: ents have the option of dropping chil- schedules for the year. Students will tember include the weekly Toddler Kindergarten 8:30 a.m.- 11:00 a.m.: dren off at the Hedden Terrace en- attend classes from 7:45 a.m. until Time and Storytime sessions, which Pre-Kindergarlen 10:00 a.m. - trance at 8:20 a.m. and driving off. dismissal at 12:10 p.m was to begin on Sept. 12, and "Book 12:30p.m.;Grades 1-5 8:30 a.m.-12:30 (This is designed to avoid traffic con- Lunch will not be served on the first Bingo," which was scheduled for Sept p.m. gestion at 8:30 a.m.) three days of school due to early dis- 13 The Children's Room staff hopes Beginning Sept. 9, regular hours The North Arlington Middle missal. that as of October, the popular fall ac- will be: Kindergarten 8:30 am-11:30 School: Students in Grades 6,7 and 8 Lunches will be served beginning tivities will resume. However, it is un- a.m.; (Pre K) 12:20 a.m.- 3:00 p.m; wiH have four hour sessions on Sept. with a full day on Monday. Sept. 9 I able to say whether or not programs Grades 1-58:30 a.m-3:00 p.m. The bell 4,5,6. Any new students grades 9-12 Lions roar - The Rutherford Lions Club recently awarded its Annual can be scheduled. will ring at 8:30 a.m. with dismissal at Classes will be from 7:50 am until who have not yet enrolled, should Scholarship to Rutherford High School graduate Elizabeth Schneider The staff promises to help rectify 11:30a.m. for the lunch hour at 11:50 a.m. Students should not re- report to the Guidance Office with Pictured with Schneider are Lions Tom Arnold and Kathleen Lovatt. the situation as soon as possible, and Washingtonjcfferson and Roosevelt port to school earlier than 10 min-a parent or guardian, a birth certifi- M EADOWLAN DS truly appreciates the public's interest Schools. The bell for the afternoon utes before the bell. Beginning Sept. cate transfer forms, immunization AREA YMCA in the programs. The staff also apolo- classes will ring at 12:20p.m. with dis- 9. the morning bell at the middle records, report cards, and proof of We h"" strong kids, strong families, strong communities. gizes lor any inconvenience, but looks missal for the day at 3:30 p.m. school will ring at 7:45 a.m. and the residency. forward to once again providing the children with many fun programs. For more information, stop by or call the children's Room at (201) 804-272- NJCDC recruits college graduates for AmeriCorps 4800. Leadership skills taught The New Jersey Community Devel- designed to develop leadership skills. award of $4725 to pay off student loans opment Corporation (NJCDC) is re-Individuals who arc selected for the or go to graduate school. at Bergen Community cruiting recent college graduates from program will be expected to work 40 The next class of the Community Bergen Community College is offer- Bergen County to be part of hours per week with people in need, Leaders Program will begin September. ing leadership development training in AmeriCorps, the "domestic Peace such as at-risk children and teenag- 2002 and will run through mid-August a new dynamic way. PRESCHOOL CLASSES Corps." ers, homeless and impoverished fami- of 2003. Individuals interested in ap- YOUTH ENRICHMENT CLASSES No longer is leadership theory taught AmeriCorps prepares young men lies. Work assignments arc through- plying should send a resume and cover ADULT & SENIOR CLASSES within the lour walls of a classroom, and women for careers in public ser- out northern New Jersey. In exchange letter to: AmeriCorps. PC) Box. 1811, as students are placed directly in the vice and in social services through rig- fora year of service, AmeriCorps mem- Fortlee. NJ 07024 For more Informa- SPORTS LEAGUES. Held. bers receive a generous living stipend, DAY CARE orous community service assignments tion, please call the NJCDC at (9731225- Course requirements place the learner and an array of educational activities full health benefits, and an educational 0555 and ask for Julie MacLeod. CHECK US OUT ONLINE in situations where they must observe, www.MeadowlandsYMCA.org evaluate and interview. Brochures & registration forms available online or Leadership is offered each spring se- Kearny Federal helps pay the way for Lyndhurst grad Call 201-955-5300 mester Kearny Federal Savings Bank has donated $ 1.000 to each of 11 schools NEW JERSEY'S LARGEST STREET FAIR in the communities it serves. The funds, which are used to help ANTIQUES! COLLECTIBLES! deserving area high school students Flea Market Treasures! Local Arts & Crafts! toward their college tuition costs went to nine public schools and two paro- OVER 150 EXHIBITS chial schools: Lyndhurst High School. Kearny High School. Harrison High (all for sale) School, North Arlington High School, PLUS MUSIC, DANCING, PUPPETS, Queen of Peace High School. Ruth- REFRESHMENTS AND MORE!! erford High School. St. Marys High School. Becton Regional High School. Montville Township High School, Ramapo High School and Lakeland RUTHERFORD Regional High School-Wanaque. Kcamy Federal Savings also donated NEW JERSEY $1,000 to the Wood-Ridge Memorial Foundation college scholarships to de- serving students. STREET FAIR Kearny Federal Savings Bank, a fed- erally chartered mutual savings bank, MONDAY is a $1.25 billion financial services in- LABOR DAY stitution with 10 branch offices serv- SEPT. 2 ing four counties. An impending Bri-Anne LaPelusa (left), a Lyndhurst High School student, is congratu- -I O a.m. to 5 p.m. merger with Pulaski Savings Bank will lated by Kathleen Giunta, branch manager of Kearny Federal's Lyndhurst off ce wn0 F»ARK AVE.—from Ames Awe. increase the assets to $ 1.5 billion with i . presented her with a check for $1.000. She will be attending into Lincoln Park seventeen offices in eight counties. Felician College this fall. Sponsored by The Borough of Rutherford Texas Instruments offers advice for the new school year Stella Show Mgmt. Co. 212-255-0020 www.stellashows.com After a summer away from classwork their child's friends have the same aca- "Teachers are the experts when it and homework, it's sometimes difficult, demic standards." "emphasize the comes to preparing children to go back and can be a slow process, for stu- value of education," and "encourage to school and excel in the classroom." dents to get hack into learning mode reading." were other recommenda- said Tom Ferrio. vice president of Texas as a new school year begins. In a sur- tions. Instruments Educational & Productiv- vey of more than 2,300 teachers con- Suggestions also highlighted the im- ity Solutions business "Their recom- Fall Registration ducted by Texas Instruments, a leader portance of helping children maintain mendations here are valuable through- in educational handheld technology, healthy habits. "Establish a healthy out the school year, not only at the teachers suggested ways that parents schedule." and "encourage proper nu- beginning." Tl also used the survey can prepare children for this back-to- trition and rest," were popular an- as an opportunity to identify how fa- school transition. swers, as was "have a positive atti- miliar teachers think parents are with Most felt that structured study time tude about school and make educa- technology used in the classroom. Ac- SCHOOL OF DANCE during summer months helped ensure tion a family priority." We strive tor excellence in maintaining the cording to results, teachers responded student's academic success, and that Teachers also suggest setting limits highest quality of Dance Education that 52 percent of their students' par- being involved and aware was a criti- in a variety of areas such as "limit ents are moderately familiar with the cal component of a child's education. hours for jobs." 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Classic Ballet • Pointe Lyrical Ballet Tap • Jazz/Hip Hop Floor Gymnastics ' Terrific 2's/ -Boy's Classes Adult Dance Workshop NJCU, HCCC, PCCC receive educational grant REGISTER Creative Dance Dance Exercise New Jersey City University. focus,and the two distinctly urban formance and will significantly in- Hudson County Community College, community colleges.will work as part- crease the number of Latino students TODAY! and Passaic County Community Col- ners. who transfer from two -year colleges lege have been awarded a $571,129 The three New Jersey institutions to teacher preparation programs at grant by the United States Depart- August 28th & 29th will contribute $121,104,17.5 percent four-year colleges and universities; ment of Education through its 3pm-8pm of the $692,223 total cost for the first the number of students who enter Strengthening Institutions-Hispanic year of the project. the transfer/baccalaureate "pipe- Serving Institutions (HSIs) Program. "Improving the Pipeline for Latinos line"; and the number of faculty who begin The funding, which will cover a in Education: A Systemic Collabora- the week utilize instructional methods that one-year period beginning on Oct. 1, of tive Among Three Urban HSIs" will have proven successsul with under- September 3rd is expected to be the first in what will address the unacceptably low rates prepared and/or ESL students. be a five-year grant. at which Latino and other minority, The project will also provide pro- Closed The Federal grant represents82. 5low income, urban students reach and Labor fessional opportunities for faculty percent of the total funding neces- perform in postsecondary environ- from all three institutions. NJCU, Day sary for for the first year of "Improv- ments by both better preparing and Weekend HCCC and PCCC faculty will alsi ing the Pipeline for Latinos in Educa- increasing the number of qualified work together on canicular align- tion: A Systemic Collaborative Latino Teachers. ment. Among Three Urban HSIs," a project Through a single programmatic ap- HCCC also has been awarded a Home of the award-winning N.C. Dance Company on which New Jersey City Univer- proach, "Improving the pipeline for $450,000 HSI institutional grant to sity, New Jersey's only public four Call for more information Latinos in Education: A Systemic Col- cover the cost of Pipeline-related ac- tt> year HSI and the only state univer- laborative Among Three Urban HSIs" tivities during the first year of the Ask about our 30 anniversary specials! sity with an explicitly urban or visit us on www.ncdance.com will improve students' academic per- project. t iE 9- THURSPAjrlAUGU§I2912a02 SPORTS THE LEADER
CAST YOUR VOTE FOR REPULICAN rolden Falcons enjoy baseball camp Felix Leon CANDIDATE FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR wrestles to DOUGLAS R. FORRESTOR VOTE FOR DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR THE UNITED STATES HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES top of class STEVEN R. ROTHMAN H\ JAMESDOMSKOWSKI IN THE 9TH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT Millions of frenzied fans across the In the Next Presidential Election nation flock to their televisions and local arenas in droves to watch pro Vote for Republican wrestling stars tike Hulk Hogan and George Bush the Rock manufacture mayhem in the ring. They are charismatic .Uhletes PAiD FOR BY JOSEPH F MAYKA 195 ORCHARD ST EAST RUTHERFORD N.I 0 V' making big bucks as the\ entertain le- CAMPAIGNING AS AN INDEPENDENT VOTER FOR VARIOUS gions of fans worldwide. CANDIDATES OF ALL PARTIES. A POLISH AMERICAN CITIZEN While these larger ihan-than-life megastars perform for the glamorous WWE, there are a countless amount Second Annual Golden Falcon Baseball Camp was a huge success. Sponsored by the Lyndhurst Parks of young rookies in the wrestling busi- lartment, the camp is held each year at Matera Field during the last week of June, the camp is run by ness quietly learning their trade in the MUSIC TOG ETHER ctors Ed Ward, coach at NJIT. Frank Butch' Servideo. Lyndhurst High School Coach, and Steve hopes of becoming a wrestling super- ireale.coach at Felician College star. Of Bergen County, LLC So w here do these aspiring grapplers A Highly Acclaimed Music Enrichmeni Program learn lo perfect their skills' That place is CAMP IWr; Pro Wrestling Training Songs & Chants • Movement iberty competes for WNBA crown Centre in West Palerson. New Jersey. Instrument l'l.i> Felix Leon, 18 Lyndhurst is a 2(X)1 e New York Liberty will get their first ever WNBA team to win back to Moldsclaw of the Mystics with W graduate of Lyndhurst High Schol, and th chance to win a WNBA world back elimination games during the points. Infants • Toddlers • Preschoolers began training at CAMP 1WT in July Parents & Caregivers ripionship when they meet the same playoff sequence. The site of an injured Phillips and 200. Angeles Sparks on Thursday, Robinson playing in pain kept their SPORTS ROUND-UP ; 29. The Liberty host Los Ange- teamates loused on gaming a win. L*OD was the 2001 winner ol the Fall classes BY \At IGLiC* n the best of three, championship "You can't get hurt m a deciding JAMES DOMBROWSKI TOGETHER jchup with games 2 &3 played in game, it*s not allowed," joked coach begin in September \ngelcs on Saturday and Sunday The battle tested Liberty played bat- Adubato. "She didin'l want to go on Open House Wednesday September 4th fccessary. tered and bruised and according to vacation." he Liberty earned their way into Teresa Weatherspoon it was the war- Adubato was referring to Tari Thursday September 12th Championship round by rebound- rior attitude that helped drive New Phillips who did the best Willis Reed RUTHERFORD •!-m:k-»..,«l« K-iulh • k.Mkvk.l-oil Iiv.Hc-imih.-U 11 nn i an Estcrn Conference Finals York. reenactment since the Knicks were 201-670-9993 el loss to the Mystics with Gar- The Mystics who trailed by 11 points inspired by their championship run M) Music Together dowlotvd hy the music JIKJ young cfiiklren of Princeton N.I Muse lugplhci is a regiSWred trademark of | floor wins in Games 2 & 3. at half-time had cut the lead to 2 points years ago. the Miwr x Movaronl I tdu ol Pnncelon ^' IAUM logaltw An S logii am rciijisie'Pd trademarks sincr I99t' : Game three clincher followed with 6:25 remaining. The aching Philips who was packed f-79 Game 2 blowout. The 40 min- The gutty play of limping center Tari with ice to lower the swelling on her i to an Eastern title on Sunday Phillips and an injured Crystal two ankles will matchup with Lisa wed a Liberty team that would not Robinson sparked New York to a 64- Ix'slie of the Sparks as New York at-
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loxing tomorrow at Park Theater Felix Leon r Lightweight Tiger" (18-2twill Fuego 5" is affordable sports enter- Wrestler for a Day' contest where I a solid boxing card at the Park tainment at a time of escalating admis- he was awarded a free scholarship lo pter in Union City venue will be sion. Tickets are $20 general admission train at CAMP IWK He completed SUNSHINE EARLY and $30 ringside. •ng it's second Spanish influenced training in May 2002. and continuea | that will be televised live on Morelti looks forward to the new to be a lop IWF performer. LEARNING CENTER ira beginning Vriday^Aui 30 at . ktlleiiyi' • that face Main Events and AtCamp IWF, Leon is instructed by INFANTS... the new responsabilities that come seasoned veterans who cover every with being a V.P TODDLERS- aspect of the business, from basic matdmutkci.C.til Moivtuot North Ai The Friday boxing card will debut holds to high Illying moves. PRESCHOOLERS Hngton, has taken boxing back to the women's boxing on a Main events pro- Spearheading Ihe rebooting are six- people by hosting competitive bouts gram. Registration year pro Kevin Knighl. of Nutley; at local area sites Gina Sorice. a Boston University and eighl-year-pro Biggie Biggs ot September 4th, 5th & 6th Moretti has been promoted to Vice Columbia University graduate, will be llowell and business manager AJ ftesidcnl ot Boxing Operations for making her professional boxing debut. Sparxx of Iselin. 736 PAGEAVE LYNDHURST ^^ Events wherro he will assist CEO Sorice will put on hold her Invest- Photo by James Dombrowski "The learning process extends far by Duva. ment career to pursue a lifetime dream 201-531-9909 'Tiger' Martinez and beyond the boundaries of Ihe ring", of winning a boxing title. The program which is billed "En Carl Moretti says Kevin Knight, head instructor. COME SEE US SHINE! "bach student is placed on a compre- >rrest named hensive Fitness regimen and nutrition Call lor un iippointim-nt & tour startinc 8/26 Piela program. The final training stages then enter of year sisters win trophy include development of each CELEBRATE " " ' • '— wrestler's in-ring character and per- VBC Welterweight Champion sona". All the pieces gel al bi-weekly Irnon Forrest has been named shows, where trainees showcase their Grandparents :hter of the Year by The World Box- ability during Irve events in front of With us, the children i Hall of Fame. family and friends. [Forrest recently defeated Shane and the whole family!.' Established in l9W,CAMI'IWIhas >sley for the second time in a row trained I (X) students ranging in age 14 Clowns, Balloons & Bubbles!! ling him the "undisputed" welter- lo 36. These dedicated prospects travel •eight champion. from across New Jersey, New York and OPEN HOUSE CELEBRATION I He is considered one of the best Pennsylvania to attend classes three lund for pound fighter in the world. times a week. SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 8TH "his is such an honor and 1 lhank the CAMP IWF has been praised by 2-4 PM world Boxing Hall of Fame lor this rec- major tri-state-area media outlets as Ihe Ignition." said Forrest. "I am humbled premiere pro wrestling training school • • • • #„ lowing 1 am joining a list ot great in the Northeast. lampions that have come before me The Independent Wrestling Wres- nd will always be remembered in tling Federation also produces.10 live Bring your team into oxing's history for their storied ca- pro wrestling events year-round *rs." throughout New Jersey, many of the spotlight! I The 23rd Annual Banquet of Cham- Piela Sisters Win Trophy — Wallmgton sisters Jamie (left) and which serve as Fundraisers for Chari- Email your sports stories and lions and Induction Ceremony will Andrea Piela, display their Parochial 'B' Softball State Championship table Organizations, of grappling photographs to: ake place at the brand-new Crowne trophy earned this year for the Montclair Kimberley Academy (MKA) scene. 3 laza and Commerce Casino on Oct. Cougars. The sisters played third base and first base respectively, as For CAMP IWF information, call 19 located on 6131 East Telegraph Rd.. the Cougars won their third state title in the last years. 973-345-7745. or visil Edrtof^Uader+Jewspapers.net Commerce. Calif. 90040. WrestlinelWF.com 2002 Playoff Tickets On Sale Now!
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Mature adults only. of 1966 which makes it Illegal to adver with parking. lise any preference, limitation or dtscnmi Call 201 -933-3333 nation based on race, color, religion, sex. Rot Setecaona Btocft Fnt to L Sale Dale 0*17 02 Note CR 1 hn Pnor rear Credrt Call 201-933-4756 Balance Type P'opertyTw J ] rws been Posted to Property or national ongm or any such preference io*i Sequence BftAot " .whence Total 1 are Tow tor Property limitation or rjtscnmmation. This newspa per will not knowingly accept any ad- LoHtl OueJ Owner Name Ponupei Irrtereal vertising lor real estate which is in viola- tion of the law. Our readers are informed 3,ieen Advertise in the Leader Newspapers! that all dwellings advertised in this news 1014 10 For display advertising, paper are available on an equal opportu 3MS2 J, SHARON UNDEFWOOD .-#*»•• call JoAnn M. at nrty basis. _ . *AANW PAULO F & DINAH P 11640 1 Mi ' IEKARZ. ROBERT 1'443 15 856'27 201-310-5161 Leader Newspapers -">£ERTP 11502 «?241 2 01 PIE KARZ ROBE RT 1377012 pM 251 Ridge Road 4 PIE-RZ noeepr 1806 20 223 14 To place an ad in the real esjate classifieds 4 EAST BOUND (NC 17,5a3 32 3*12 43 Lyndhurst, NJ 07071 Aug 22 29 Sept S 12 THURSDAY. AUGUST 2fl. 2002- PAGE 12 THE LEADER Business Directory Classifieds Mary's Moving A Storage Theater Handyman Reach thousands Kitchen set - $30 Parties of Local - Salesperson Receiving Clerk Painter customers - Unlimited income Twin bed - $75 Sept. 8 -12 Household & Responsible for potential. Dining rm. set - $600 advertise your Full & part-time Wildwood Landscaping company receipt of inbound Make your Maple bedrm. set Office Furniture positions available freight. Must be Vacation here in the own hours. $750 Repairs in a retail furniture reliable, accurate & Business Direc- Moving and detail-oriented. Able Become a sales I Call 201-991-7672 J Sept. 17 Roofing tory. store. Apply in to work Saturdays. representative for Ads begin Storage. Into the Woods person: Mace Bros. Apply in person: the Leader 4 Graves Cleaning at just (; i >i» I Rates. Kurnlture, 512 Mace Bros. Furni- Newspapers. $6.00 per column ture. 512 Kearny Cresthaven Cemetary. Sept. 21 Find the services you need at inch. Insured. Kearny Ave., Ave., Kearny. Commission t car Clifton. Ivy Hill Dinner and Call Keamy. Call 201-998-0300 allowance. section. the price you want to pay in Call Musi have valid NJ Asking $400 per grave Dance Leader Newspapers' (201) 201-933-5665 driver's license or best offer. Riverside Chalet 438-8700. Teacher's Aid 11.in. nil. r. F/T, and car. .. Call 201-935-9125 J Sept. 29 Polish/English Contact Joann M. at 201-310-5161 Resorts A.C. Security preferred. Gravesite for 2 Handyman morning or $9/hr, paid vacation, $13 return FREE SECURITY SYSTEM!! 1 side occupied, with afternoon hours. holidays. name on monument. HANDYMAN Immediate hiring. Call Jackie al Name can be added to Oct. 1 Need A Handyman ? IIOMH OR BUSINESS ($ I ,(XXJ value) Odd jobs (973) 773-7238 Hairdresser/ other side. Mama Mia Call Terry at 201-804-7873 Around the house.' NO INSTALLATION. ACTIVATION OR Holy Cross Cemetary. No job loo small. Icall 201-635-9057) Shampoo Assistant TELEPHONE CONNECTION FEES!! Busy salon, flexible Block 83, Section A. Oct. 8 & Nov. 5 Windows / Doors / Telephone Wiring Interior house Asking $2,500. painting & fixing 24 HOUR MONITORING REQUIRED YOU NEED IT, hours, commission Thoroughly Call 727-535-6796 Gutter Cleaning & Repairs up. Very neat & AVON WE HAVE IT! Modern Millie IST HICALLERS RECEIVE .1 MONTHS OF and insurance collect. Pool Opening & Closing clean & priced right M( )NITORING for FREE!!! available. Need extra FIND THE Oct. 20-27 Re-Roof & Repairs Call Fred Call Mr. Ed at Call 201-438-2911 |money? Call now.| SERVICES YOU 201-998-0982 First Alert Security Ireland You can set your NEED IN THE 8 days 7 nights Home 201-390-7433 own time. Start LEADER'S Waiter/ GARAGE Improvements earning today. BUSINESS Waitress/ car garage "" quiet Call Joan at DIRECTORY street. (125 a month. Oct. 29, Nov. 22 Bartender 457 Thomas Ave.. Ralph A. (liortLmo Electrical Moving Out (973) 777-7144 F/T, P/T Lyndhurst. III Hi.I \ ESSEX CONTRACTORS Mills or Marianne at Drywall Haff On Time Electric Apply within. 7.12-563-0538 Nov. 2 Established I960 933-4169 Electric Inc. No Job Too Small (973) 618-1143 Job Hunt- •All types of home improvements Fully Ins Gianni's Shopping Tour •Sidings, aluminum & vinyl Elet incut Contractors ing? •Attics & basements Sheetrocking IJc#J3(W2. Restaurant, Garage Sale Reading, Pa. •Additions A alterations laping Industrial The Leader Check the Meadowlands •Anderson & Pella window installers Commercial 3)l-.*fl-7776 Newspapers Nov. 3 •Vinyl replacement windows Coating nrl-8(XV7l 1-2193 area 5»5 Chase Ave., Residential Wiring provide coverage of Leader l.yndhurst Englebert •Roofing, residential tV commertcal six 201-460-7997 1 classifieds! Saturday, Aug. 31 153 Sunfurd Avt . l.yndhurst, NJ • Fully Insured • Lie. no 3s>KK ALL t:Al.l-S communities in four HI II KM II editions: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Nov. 15-21 998-8656 WITHIN III MIM 11 s Commercial LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES Call spend shall be deemed a denial ot Aruba Holiday G.L.C. Home Improvement Leader, *wmquMlkr*MS tierequestor ha s LEGAL NOTICES 201-997-5127 SEAL COATING/STRIPING covering Lyndhurst; elecied nolle provide a name ad NOTICE ISHEBEBVGIVENrhat BOROUGH OF EAST North Arlington ^talldOJwc. RUTHERFORD Nov. 26 Carpentry Work, Small Moving Leader. nuaKe.adoMa.orlewoe RESOLUTION *71 nunM, „„»»< means«contact TO COMMEMORATE THE Xmas Bottom Line Striping Co. covering North n « t en* *«1 not FIRST ANNIVERSARY OF THt Jobs. Masonry Work, Masonary TERRORIST ATTACK ON Spectacular Painting We are a full service Arlington; AMERICA Radio City Seal Coating and Striping Co. Leader WHEREAS.aiSflpternbet 11 2001 News.covering IKIJI passage at the meet**) ot said terrorists hijacked four civilian air- Free estimates. Iteautifies - Prevents water penetration. Boiough Council to be hera in the .1 sll.lllti craft crashing two mto the Work) CONCRETE-BRICK Rutherford; and Couiv:il Chambers ot the Munict- Trade Center in New York City, a Limited Seats . East Ruthertord New No job too small. Parking Lots. Striping. Kc-striping. Leader Free Press, third into the Pentagonoulside of PoKC III S - S'tPS WashngionDC and a tourth -nto Book Karly covering Carlstadt. ibe^nade available It Ask for Andy I iiyouls. Patching. Car stops. Seal Coating. * not m ' --- WHEREXs.ln All of the above BKK K VENKKR - East Rutherford and 201-370-9591 DRIVEWAY ery "heritage and visitors to our include Orchestra SlDHWAI KS - PAIIOS Wallington. be oven an opportunity to be heard 1 5 Posting of appeals procedure shores were k*ed andtfijurBd a s a I0W off for senior i-itizcns. concerning the same ie Clerk shaM post ptorrunentty in result of these wicked and repiR- Seats, Dinner. Subscribe today! A copy of tnts Ordinance has been jbbc view, in or adjacent to the hens**attacks nduftng he pas SII ((i) Call Bob Ruzzo Subscriptions are posted on the bulletin board u6on lerksoffice a statement thai sets "" " o"*"*t the" aircraft Transportation. which pubhc not irthm clear concise and specific Tiade C*n»f Home Repairs & Mike's All Seasons WAI IS - DICKS 201-939-3005 $10 a year in state, iry posted m Ihe irms the rtght lo appeal a denial of »0 Taxes, and Tip rsts and rescue and Replacement $12 out of state for Dinner. Maintenance FKKK ESTIMATES WHEREAS, »w Windows Subscription form is MT launched No job too small agtwsttheUnrterJ Stales and by Indmduabwtlnuns CM I M&M on targeting Symbols of American •Tili-m for easy cleaning strengt) and SUCOKS wen dsorty Any kind of repairs r*nt£d nnkradMB OUT Nalon and lulllmiiiliinmillim •Mainteiunec AM IIMI page 6 of this inspect. -. Carpentry, Masonry, edition. record the record i •Double insulated glass 201-998-3687 KATIE'S MAIDS Damelle'lvL;ii RMC shall lemam in the presence of n«> NO^THEflEFOflE BE IT RE Dimensional roofs CREATION/ Municipal Clerk or h» or her autho- SOLVE D by the Borough of E asl •Any shape, size or style LI I is no tin ORDINANCE NO 200? 12 rised iepresentative al all times Rutwrtordtnat we extend our deep- RESTORATION AN ORDINANCE ENTITLED Under no circumstances shall any est condolencefc__K_ s to Ihe victims ol installed. •One day installation CLEANING H» YOU FEES FOB COPIES OF (iiveirimentrecotdbafSfnovedtrom meeenen LEGAL NOTICES [.» UMfNI'- KM MABl ISM fhie offcoffice whete e it is normaNy kept as wel as Discounts for area SO THAT YOU CAN i [ t sFom.um sot PUHIK unless accompanied by the i and be (further Fret eslioMlrs Roofing RE CORDS UNDf. H THE OPf N dtanw his or her auitx>n/ed it^vm- RESOLVED that we commend tw PUBLIC RECORDS ACT heroic actions of the passengers residents. PROI I SNION \I H lnttWHvfiitltl.il It* n I Fulls insulated Kl SI AN ORDINANCE !O AMEND and crews of the aircraft the res <4 Repairs ORDINANCE I'OffiMJ/TOFIX t to ecrd* re cue workers the **jnle«rs the In 201-438-4232 438-035! PAINTING 201-933-4300 AND DETERMINE THE- Q«m^cVrVorofn.frnu. __ SAlARIEISANLU.OM.'t NSA ncipal employee observe otmon.- cat" oUcer~ a and' sc>manyolthevc NOTCE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the nvtdp extensive changes to fie laws who responded tol-owing proposed Ordinance was in )N()I 1HI Ol F II-1 MS AtMU tw ^ v,S«nQ(o<« pwwd of time hms themse-ves on public access to government introduced on a first leading at a EAST Mol DING EMPLOYEESOr THE (2)huui|s) there- to these tragceye records, and meeting «t the Mayor and Coin*: n-.it A.Turiello&Son BOROUGHOF FAST Will ill AS portions ol that law theBoroutfioiEaMRulhertord nine RUTHERFORD Powi K WASHING. Bob's Office RUTHERFORD theBoroutfioiEaMu Henu'linrtovimit. Vinyl sidint; RESOLVED, thai we do condemn Ct fBergen NX hw ANDPHOVIDING FOR THt spent IN tr*(lfrk<*i.*« County ofBergen NewXsey he UIKH IV. Co. 1-1 7 Procedures and and denounce Ihe terrorists who th 13th day ot August 2t»2a •Additions-Allcr.itions -\ invl replacement INTKRIOR/EXTERKJR MANNE R OF PAYME NT •tamed and executed t»B dwastt- Cleaning THEREOF FOR THE YFAR /.'Hi HI AS it Is. the desire ot the chasing copies ot pub* Ml "•' '• .--.'i ! — '.(-.•• ,, hon as wel as then cuwarrjy spx>- tor further consrieiaKontot fina l pas •Kilchmv Basements 2002 Mayor and Couno. to estaMtfi such Copies ol records may b windows $20-25 per visit teesand — —*~ sors and accomplces and be it sage at the m^rtrig rj said B.j>tnKjfi •Vinyl-AluniimDii Roofing •Siding CAIJ BE IT AND IT IS torffie toe preecrbedD y