May 2018 the Gazette Newspaper - PAGE 1

May 2018 The Gazette Newspaper - PAGE 1

Carlstadt • E. Rutherford • Hasbrouck Heights • Little Ferry • Lodi • Moonachie • Rutherford • S. Hackensack • Teterboro • Wallington • Wood-Ridge Published Monthly. Issued the ﬁ rst week of the month. Distributed via U.S. Postal Service and available at select locations. Every issue is FREE online in PDF format at: www.The-Gazette-Newspaper.com RSS feed available. VOL. 15, No. 5 May 2018 

Although you are part of a team, you know that this is about your personal performance and pride in your athletic abilities. Yes, there were try-outs, training, coaching and practice, plus developing the concentration, motivation and positive imagery to be the Winner. The mental skill-set to be a Star! There is that critical moment that tests being your best. When at that difﬁ cult moment, you are exhausted, want to quit -- reach down into your soul -- draw from your inner strength -- persevere at the toughest moment. Don’t quit. Just keep going. Make that extra effort. Maintain focus. Perform at your peak. Be at one with yourself, and be the Winner you really are.

Postal Patron See more photos on pages 18-19.

Community Scouting Sporting Senior Library Fire Department Calendar Today Activities Moments Notes News Thanks Pages 6-12 Pages 16-17 Pages 17-21 Pages 26-27 Pages 30-31 Pages 34-35 Mom PAGE 2 - The Gazette Newspaper May 2018 Your Place For First Holy Communion Gifts

"ZΩH," Seniors, Anthony Desimini (River Vale) and Allison Jaworski (Carlstadt) were Second Place winners. Sweet Success On March 27, 2018, Bergen The competition was con- We also have a wide selection of Greeting Cards • Books • Rosaries • Bibles County Academies, Hacken- ceived to encourage the stu- Prayer Cards • Novenas • Mass Cards • Statues • Patron Saint Medals • Jewelry sack, hosted its 20th Annual dents’ creative visions, while Children’s Items • Conﬁ rmation Gifts • Mother’s Day • Baptism Chocolate Competition. Thirty applying the skills and tech- Wedding • Anniversary • Many gift items under $10 • Gift Certiﬁ cates five students demonstrated niques they learned in the their impressive baking, pastry Academy for Culinary Arts and Free Gift Wrapping • We Ship Anywhere • Major Credit Cards Accepted arts and artistic skills. They Hospitality Administration. developed exquisite, edible The competition was under 220 Boulevard, Hasbrouck Heights, NJ pieces of art using chocolate as the supervision of culinary 201-288-4373 • www.TheReligiousShoppe.com the medium. teachers, Chef Mary Beth Hours: Tuesday - Saturday 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Junior and senior students Brace and Chef John Branda. worked diligently during their ### class time and free periods devising imaginative themed Conserve Energy masterpieces that were judged When not in use, by industry professionals and visiting dignitaries. turn off the juice. Hasbrouck Heights ChamberMONTVALE of Commerce

SPRING CLEANING RAIN or STREET SHINE SALE FAIR HostedThis bywill the be Montvale held Chamber of Commerce. along the Sunday, June 5th 3rdThe event will be held at ParagonBoulevard Drive, off West 40% 10am-5pm Grant Ave or Summit Ave GREAT PONY RIDES 100+ KIDS & PETTING LIVE EXHIBITORS ZONE FOOD ZOO MUSIC OFF Sponsored by: Dr. Anthony Bonura ON ALL GIFTS TD Bank Exciting New Merchandise Coming Soon University Reproductive Associates The Gazette Newspaper Holiday Inn – Hasbrouck Heights Established 1954 Sam Papasavas, RPh • Linda Stumper, RPh Media Sponsor The Religious Shoppe Kearny Bank

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Postcard & Vintage Paper Show The Community Chest of Rutherford 16th Annual Post- card and Vintage Paper Show and Sale was held on Sunday, March 18, 2018, featuring prominent dealers from the tri-state area, at 55 Kip Cen- ter. The show was staffed by Community Chest Trustees and volunteers from the local non- proﬁ t agencies. This show was part of the Chest’s annual drive which supports Rutherford Boy BERKSHIRE HATHAWAY Scouts, Cub Scouts and Girl Scouts, Rutherford Community HomeServices Food Pantry, Rutherford Social Services, Starﬁ sh of Rutherford Merendino Realty and the Meadowlands Mu- seum. The Community Chest Home Sales • Rentals • Residential • Commercial was founded in 1946. ### Open Mother’s Day Come browse • Many new items for Spring

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Pinwheels for Prevention At 11 a.m. on Saturday, health and safety. April 7, 2018, Hasbrouck According to Prevent Child Heights GFWC-Contemporary Abuse America, pinwheels Club planted pinwheel gardens are to remind people of child- at the Gazebo at The Circle and like notions and “stand for the Polify Park on Terrace Avenue chance at healthy, happy and between Harrison Avenue and full lives all children deserve.” Cleveland Avenue. Pinwheels The organization is now were also placed in front of using the pinwheel symbol the HH Municipal Building to to “transform awareness into help show support for National action” to “prevent the abuse Child Abuse Prevention Month. and neglect of our nation’s The pinwheels were ad- children,” according to www. opted in 2008 as the ofﬁ cial pinwheelsforprevention.org. symbol of child abuse preven- ### tion. The GFWC joined the Prevent Child Abuse America Practice Random project in October 2015. Acts of Kindness It is a reﬂ ection of hope,

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Lodi Memorial Library Celebrates National Library Week On Tuesday, April 10, Fire Prevention Bureau, Lodi theme for 2018 National Li- 2018, Friends of The Lodi Me- Education Association, etc. brary Week is "Libraries Lead." morial Library celebrated the American Library Asso- National Library Week 2018 6th Annual National Library ciation's National Library Week will mark the 60th anniversary Week. There were arts and (April 8-14, 2018) is a time to of the fi rst event, sponsored in crafts, demonstrations, face celebrate the contributions of 1958. painting, refreshments, free our nation's libraries and li- This national celebration "T" shirts, door prizes and brary workers and to promote is sponsored by the American giveaways. library use and support. Library Association (ALA) and Many local businesses and From free access to books observed in libraries across the organizations supported this and online resources for fami- country each April. All types of event such as Allstar Pharma- lies to library business centers libraries - school, public, aca- cy, Anton's Hair Design, Lodi that help support entrepreneur- demic and special - participate Municipal Drug Alliance, Lodi ship and retraining, libraries every year in National Library Many Gifts Available For Under $20 offer opportunity to all. The Week. ### May 2018 The Gazette Newspaper - PAGE 5 These Books Were Delicious The Friends of The Library of Rutherford held their Fourth Annual Edible Book Festival at The Rutherford Public Library on Saturday, April 7, 2018, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Individuals, families, or groups entered their design of a cake or confection inspired by a book. There were refreshments, raffl e baskets and tickets to cast votes for their favorite creations. Cash prizes for each First Place winner in the following categories: Most Creative, Most Whimsical, Best Depiction, and People’s Choice. Winners were announced on line at: www.ruth- erfordlibrary.org For more information, call 201- 939-8600. ### PAGE 6 - The Gazette Newspaper May 2018 About Mother’s Day Mother’s Day: The modern holiday of As a result, she organized Give A Blanket Thanks Mom! Mother’s Day was first cel- boycotts of Mother’s Day, Once again, the Guild of ebrated in 1908, when Anna and threatened to issue law- Reformed Church Women Jarvis held a memorial for suits against the companies of First Reformed Church, Mother's Day May 13 her mother at St. Andrew’s involved. Hasbrouck Heights, invite Methodist Church in Grafton, Jarvis argued that people you to participate in their an- David Bradley Chocolates! West Virginia. St. Andrew’s should appreciate and honor nual Blanket of Honor Sunday Unique Gifts • Crafts Methodist Church now holds their mothers through hand- project. These $10 donations the International Mother’s Day written letters expressing their per blanket, in honor of or in Candles • Gift Baskets Shrine. love and gratitude, instead of memory of any or all the sig- Her campaign to make buying gifts and pre-made nificant women in your life, Teas from "Around the World" “Mother’s Day” a recognized cards. will be accepted through May holiday in the United States Jarvis protested at a candy 10, 2018, for inclusion in the Spring Central began in 1905, the year her makers’ convention in Philadel- Mother’s Day bulletin, May 13. mother, Ann Reeves Jarvis, phia in 1923, and at a meeting The proceeds will be used Flowering Plants died. of American War Mothers in by Church World Service to Arrangements Ann Jarvis had been a 1925. provide new blankets to be dis- Decorations peace activist who cared for By this time, carnations tributed to families wherever Spring Wreaths wounded soldiers on both sides had become associated with and whenever a disaster occurs, of the American Civil War, and Mother’s Day, and the selling whether natural or man-made. created Mother’s Day Work of carnations by the American These blankets are used in Heights Flower Shoppe Clubs to address public health War Mothers to raise money a multitude of ways, not just 209 Boulevard, Hasbrouck Heights, NJ issues. angered Jarvis, who was ar- for warmth. They provide a Anna Jarvis wanted to rested for disturbing the peace. measure of dignity, a refuge, a 1-800-525-3873 • 201-288-5464 honor her mother by continuing Mother’s Day is celebrated source of protection, a means of www.heightsfl owershoppe.com the work she started and to set in more than 46 countries carrying all one’s belongings, a Major credit cards accepted • World-wide delivery aside a day to honor all moth- throughout the world. On message that someone cares for Corporate accounts welcome ers, because she believed that this day, many people pray in them, wherever they may be in they were “the person who has Churches in honor of mothers, the world. done more for you than anyone while some give them presents Please mail your check in the world.” on this day to express their ($10 per blanket) and send In 1908, the US Congress love. Some may have dinner at to First Reformed Church of Private rejected a proposal to make home with the family. Hasbrouck Heights, PO Box 66, Party Room Mother’s Day an offi cial holi- One of the most popular Hasbrouck Heights, NJ 07604. Available For day, joking that they would ways people celebrate Mother’s Please include the name(s) of Fine Italian Cuisine All Occasions have to proclaim also a “Moth- Day is by giving their mother the women you wish to honor WOOD-RIDGE er-in-law’s Day.” a card and bouquet of fl owers. or remember. Business Lunch Menu However, owing to the ef- As it is a holiday, some people The Guild women appreci- Entrées starting at $10.95 • Both locations forts of Anna Jarvis, by 1911 all prefer to go out for a picnic ate your assistance, as do the Includes: 1 Appetizer, Entree, Coffee & Fresh Fruit US states observed the holiday, to celebrate this festival. In recipients, whether locally, We also offer a wide-variety of daily specials on our Lunch & Early Bird Menus with some of them offi cially schools, kids dedicate poems nationally or world-wide. For $ recognizing Mother’s Day as to their mothers and also per- further informationn call 201- Early Bird Menu 21.95 a local holiday, the fi rst being form various roles on this day. 288-1122. ### Tuesday-Friday 4 to 6 • Sunday 1 to 4 West Virginia, Jarvis’ home Source: Wikipedia.org ### Open 6 Days • Closed Mondays • Lunch: Tuesday-Friday 12-3 state, in 1910. Dinner: Tuesday-Thursday 4-9:30 • Friday & Saturday 4-10:30 • Sunday 1-9 In 1914, Woodrow Wilson 269 Hackensack St., Wood-Ridge • 201.933.4276 signed a proclamation designat- ER Rosary 234 Lafayette Ave., Hawthorne • 973.423.4345 ing Mother’s Day, held on the Book and Reservations Requested • www.justinsristorante.com second Sunday in May, as a na- Altar Society tional holiday to honor mothers. Jewelry Sale Baby Shower Although Jarvis was successful in founding Mother’s May 19, 20 On Sunday, May 6, 2018, Day, she became resentful of the Rosary Society of St. Jo- PIZZA SPECIAL The Friends of The Hasb- the commercialization of the seph's Church, East Rutherford, rouck Heights Library are now holiday. By the early 1920s, will hold a Baby Shower for accepting donations of gently Mon Tues Wed Hallmark Cards and other Several Sources, an organi- used books and costume jew- companies had started selling zation that offers support to elry to be sold at their annual Call: 201-426-5656 Mother’s Day cards. pregnant mothers who have Book and Jewelry Sale to be Jarvis believed that the chosen "life," and their chil- held on May 19 and 20, 2018 companies had misinterpreted dren. Everyone is invited to in the senior center. Donations and exploited the idea of Moth- support them by donating new may be dropped off at The Li- er’s Day, and that the emphasis and gently used baby items, brary through May 7. of the holiday was on senti- diapers and gift cards (Target, Hours are Saturday, May + Tax ment, not profi t. Walmart, etc). Shower gifts can 19 from 9 a.m.-4 p.m. and $ Cheese99 Pie Toppings: $2 ea be left under the Giving Tree in Sunday, May 20 from 11 a.m.- the Church, and gift cards in the Pick-Up 4 p.m. designated container also under Only Open 7 Days • Extensive Menu Gift Auction The next general member- the Giving Tree. For further Dine-in • Delivery • Take-out ship meeting is May 9 at 7 p.m. information, call Marge at 201- June 3 in The Library. For additional 933-2796. ### details, call 201-288-0488. ### 7 On Sunday, June 3, 2018, The Church of The Transfi gu- Week-ends Only! Special Expanded Est. 1984 ration, located at 135 Hathaway Street in Wallington, will host Eggs Benedict Menu • Pancakes Menu a Gift Auction. Proceeds to 201-426-5656 • www.CorleonesPizzeriaNJ.com Daily Specials • Large Menu 205 Williams Ave. • Hasbrouck Heights (Next to Danson Jewelers) benefi t Church Maintenance. Fresh Salads • Homemade Soups & Desserts FREE Delivery • B.Y.O.B. • All Credit Cards Accepted Doors open at 1 p.m. Auc- Breakfast Served Daily • Pancakes & French Toast tion starts at 2:30 p.m. Admis- sion is $8 and includes one sheet of tickets, coffee and Fisher’s Cafe 245 Boulevard, Hasbrouck Heights • 201-288-2244 THE GAZETTE NEWSPAPER cake. For additional informa- Hours 7 am to 3 pm • Parking in rear tion call Linda at 201-791-9272. Credit Cards Accepted • Alex Reyes - Proprietor Celebrating the Community Experience ### Restaurants also in Fair Lawn and North Arlington May 2018 The Gazette Newspaper - PAGE 7 Spring Fling Lodi K of C Free Lunch Spaghetti Craft Bazaar Dinner May 18 Saturday Everyone is invited to the Knights of Columbus St May 5 First Presbyterian Church of Michael's Council 2861, 39 The United Presbyteri- Moonachie for the “Free Lunch Washington St., Lodi., invites an Church of Lyndhurst, 511 Saturday," which will be held We deliver Catering you to attend their all-you-can- Ridge Road, Lyndhurst, will on May 5, 2018, at 11:30 a.m. eat spaghetti dinner charity be holding a Spring Fling Craft This hot lunch features “Pulled fundraiser on Friday, May 18, Master Pizza & Italian Kitchen Bazaar on Saturday, May 5, Pork.” 2018, from 5 to 8 p.m. 2018, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. If the economy’s got you 401 Hackensack St., Carlstadt Menu includes spaghetti, A BBQ lunch will be served down, or you want to share a marinara and clam sauce, meat- starting at 11 a.m. There will meal with others, come for the 201-903-0050 balls, bread, salad, dessert, be many handmade crafts, in food and fellowship. There are soda and water. Discounted www.masterpizzaonline.com addition to a bake table, white no strings attached. A free-will Cash Bar for this event only online ordering • menu elephant table. The thrift shop offering is taken. ### will be open. If you are inter- will be available. Cost of the tickets will be 3 Medium One Large Plain Pizza ested in a table, call Linda at 973-454-8847. ### $10 each, children under 12 Pizzas with a Two Liter Soda eat for 1/2 price. Tickets will Roast Pork be sold at the door or can be purchased in advance by call- Luncheon $ 99 $ 95 PTA Tricky ing Brad at 201-376-3071. ### The Ladies Aid Society of the First Presbyterian Church Tray May 4 of Carlstadt will sponsor their Cannot19 be combined with any other offer. Cannot14 be combined with any other offer. Toppings are additional on the pizzas. Toppings are additional on the pizzas. Pancake monthly luncheon on Tuesday, Expires 6/30/18. Expires 6/30/18. On Friday, May 4, 2018, at May 8, 2018, in the Community 6 p.m., Wallington Elementary Breakfast Hall on Third Street in Carl- PTA will be holding its fi rst stadt. Roast Pork dinners will ever Tricky Tray fundraising May 13 be served from 11:30 a.m. to 1 event at the San Carlo Restau- The St. Michael’s Coun- p.m. Donation is $10 for adults rant in Lyndhurst, New Jersey. and $5 for children/students. The event will feature incred- cil of the Knights of Colum- bus are having their monthly Please call the Church offi ce at ible raffl e prizes, a 50/50 raffl e, 201-438-5526 for further info four-course dinner, music and buffet-style Family Breakfast on Sunday, May 13, 2018, 8:30 or in case of inclement weather dancing. For more information from 9 a.m. to noon on week- and to purchase tickets, visit a.m. to noon at 39 Washington Street, Lodi. days. Jewelry and "This and susan88.wixsite.com/tricky- That" tables are available. ### tray or email wallingtonpta@ Menu includes: all-you- gmail.com. ### can-eat fresh scrambled eggs, pancakes, French toast (to order), sausage, bacon, hash Swing into CFD Family browns, fresh rolls, orange Summer at juice, fresh hot coffee, and tea. BBQ June 16 Adults: $6; children over 6: The Rutherford $4; children 6 and under: free. Woman's Club On June 16, 2018, from Profi ts to benefi t local chari- 4-8 p.m. at Fire Headquarters ties. ### On Friday, June 1, 2018, The Carlstadt Fire Department, The Woman’s Club of Ruther- Bergen Engine Company One ford invites you to kick off the will host a family BBQ/Picnic Kip Center summer season with a Swing which includes beer, wine and Bunco Night Dance Party. To be held at the soda. Live entertainment by Historic Clubhouse. Bring The Crossover Band. Donation On Friday, May 18, 2018, your dancing shoes and swing $20, children under 7 free. For 55 Kip Center will host a Bunco with us from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. further information, call Chris Night Fundraiser at the Elks Hors d’oeuvres and re- at 201-939-1779. ### Club located at 48 Ames Av- freshments will be served. Feel enue, Rutherford. Admission is free to bring your own wine or Please Support Our Advertisers Curb Your Dog $20, there will be prizes, raffl es beer (no hard liquor please). and lots of fun! ### Professional swing dancers Milo Saidl and Michelle Esch will be demonstrating their skills and giving free lessons to all who are interested in learn- WE NOW DELIVER ing. Or just move to the beat of your own drum. 111 Rt. 17 South • Hasbrouck Heights Tickets are $30 per person and must be purchased in advance. Mail your check made 201-288-0355 out to: The Woman’s Club of Rutherford, 201 Fairview Av- enue, Rutherford, NJ 07070, or Every MONDAY is call Sue at 201-893-6866. Proceeds of this fundraiser BUY ONE GET ONE Senior Appreciation Day! will benefi t local charities and FROM OUR the restoration of our Nation- DINNER MENU 50% OFF Entree* ally Registered Historic Car- FREE riage House. ### Sunday thru Thursday 4 pm till closing ALL DAY • 7 AM -10 pm * Must purchase a beverage. Proper ID Required. * MUST BUY 2 DRINKS. VALUE UP TO $9.99 Valid at IHOP, 111 Rt. 17 South, Hasbrouck Heights, NJ 07604. Offer good with this COUPON MUST BE PRESENTED WHEN ORDERING coupon only. Not valid on Holidays. Cannot be combined with any other coupon or Drive Valid at IHOP, 111 Rt. 17 South, Hasbrouck Heights, NJ 07604. Offer good with this special offer. No cash value. Copies not accepted. Expires 12/31/18 coupon only. Not valid on Holidays. Cannot be combined with any other coupon or special offer. No cash value. Copies not accepted. Expires 12/31/18 Responsibly PAGE 8 - The Gazette Newspaper May 2018 FOCAS Holds Where to Begin Fix It Up Carlstadt Mixed Bohemian Flea Market Sorting Your Chorus 87th FOCAS holds its Flea Stuff May 2 Music Festival Rhapsody Market on Saturday, May 19 Raffl e The Carlstadt Mixed Cho- and Sunday, May 20, 2018, At The Carlstadt Public Spruce up your home with The Adelphi Orchestra, rus will host their 87th Music from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., at the Library on Wednesday, May 3 Days of Carpentry Services, now in its 64th season of Music Festival at the Carlstadt Turn American Legion, 100 Liberty 2, 2018, at 7 p.m, join orga- 2 Days of Painter Services, for All, presents “Bohemian Hall, 500 Broad Street, Carl- Street, Little Ferry. This mar- nizing humorist and bestsell- Landscaping Services and $250 Rhapsody” under the baton of stadt, at 3:30 p.m. on Sunday, ket features specialty items ing author, Jamie Novak, as Lowe's Gift Card. Principal Conductor Richard May 6, 2018. that make unique gifts, a selec- she shares her laugh-out-loud Total Prize Package Value: Owen on Friday May 11, 2018, The program will feature tion of household items, jewel- funny approach for what to do $2,499*. Tickets: $10 each. No at 7:30 p.m., at River Dell the Chorus, guest soloists ry, collectibles, linens, games, with all @the stuff! more than 1,000 tickets will Middle School Auditorium accompanied by a Chamber toys, pet supplies, cds/videos, If you have an attic full of be sold and Sunday, May 13, at 7 p.m., Orchestra; Johanna Teubner- and more. Refreshments and treasures, a garage fi lled with *Entire proceeds will be Good Shepherd Faith Presby- Prussak, Music Director.Dance baked goods are available. heirlooms instead of a car, a devoted to the mission of Re- terian Church, NYC. music by “Bud and Linda.” The Flea Market merchandise basement with your children's building Together North Jersey: All Proceeds go to the kitchen and bar will be open. donations clean, gently used toys and closets of collectibles, safe and healthy housing for Young Artist Program. Donation is $20. For reserva- or new items are gratefully then run don't walk to this de- low-income homeowners. During Mother's Day tions, call 201-652-0968 or accepted. (Not accepted are cluttering comedy show with Drawing: Monday, June 4, weekend, every Mom in the 973-777-6677. ### TVs, PC monitors, golf bags all the stuff! ### 2018 at 7 p.m. For tickets call: audience who has RSVP'd will and clubs, exercise and sports 201-447-8886 or Email: info@ receive a rose! You can also equipment, clothes or maga- rtnorthjersey.com ### The Life and include your favorite “Mom” in zines or any items that are Lyndhurst our “Mother’s Day Honor Roll” broken or not working.) Indoor Garage Music of Sammy featured on their website and They may be dropped off at Thrift Shop Davis Jr. in the May Concert Program. the American Legion on Friday Sale May 12 To learn more about the The United Presbyteri- On May 24, 2018, “The orchestra and its programs visit from 3 to 7 p.m. and Saturday The Rutherford Congre- an Church of Lyndhurst, 511 Life and Music of Sammy Da- www.adelphiorchestra.org ### (all day) of the Flea Market gational Church at 251 Union Ridge Road, will have its Thrift vis Jr.” at The Carlstadt Library, weekend. Avenue will be holding an In- Shop open on the following 420 Hackensack Street, is a All proceeds benefi t home- door Garage Sale on Saturday, Saturdays, May 12, and 26, one-hour presentation. Award- less animals. For additional May 12, 2018, from 9 a.m. to 2 Billie Holiday 2018, from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. winning journalist, Maryanne information call the FOCAS p.m. Setup is May 11, from 7 It will also be open from Christiano-Mistretta, will pres- Tribute May 16 Help Line at 201-943-4019, p.m. to 9 p.m. Cleanup on May 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on May 5. ent a brief biography about the email [email protected], or 12, from 2 to 3 p.m. Tables are On May 16, 2018, at 7 p.m., Any questions, please call the legendary Sammy Davis Jr., an visit www.focasnews.org ### available for $25 each. Hang- at The Carlstadt Library, at 420 Church offi ce 201-939-7920. American singer, dancer, actor, ing racks are available for $10 Hackensack Street, Jane Stuart ### and comedian. each. will tell the story of a true origi- Following the biography, HH Town-wide They will set up the tables nal jazz icon, Billie Holiday, recording artist, Stephen Fuller, and advertise. Sellers are though her music, quotes and Garage Sale will pay tribute to Sammy Da- Bicycle Safety responsible for bringing their anecdotes. vis, singing the famous hits. A Hasbrouck Heights items to sell, conducting all Please call Rebecca for fur- Audiences will also be able to town-wide garage sale is sched- Day May 12 personal sales, and removing ther information 201-438-8866 participate, sharing their Sam- uled for May 19 and 20, 2018, all items left after sale is over. ext. 204. wwwcarlstadtbrary. The Lodi Police Depart- my Davis Jr. memories, and of from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Contact the Church offi ce org ### ment will host a Bicycle Safety course, dancing is encouraged! Participation in this sale at 201-438-6324 for details. Day on Saturday, May 12, 2018, Call Rebecca for further does not count towards the ### May Flower “two garage sales” per year from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., at their information 201-438-8866 ext. Lily of the Valley ordinance. Sign up dates are main parking lot. Don't Tailgate! 204. ### May 8 and 10, from 7 to 9 p.m. The program will include in the Administration Building. bicycle safety instruction, theft There is a $10 fee. prevention precautions, in- Happy Mother’s Day Space will be made avail- structional videos and demon- DRUG & SURGICAL able for apartment dwellers strations. BARON II Mobility Equipment FREE and fund raising organizations. The fi rst 100 Lodi residents Sale: 10% OFF All Items & Supplies TV Drawing Participants must bring their who are grammar school age Plus Other Prizes own table. will receive their choice of a Now Offering Pet Medication May 2018 only A free map indicating all free bicycle helmet or a bicycle lock. Proof of parental resi- Offi cial Health Mart Affi liate Come in & Browse registered participants’ ad- Your Community Pharmacy & Home Health Care Specialists our Showroom dresses will be distributed to dency will be required. 91 Moonachie Road • Moonachie the shoppers. This event is For more information con- 201-641-1110 • Fax: 201-641-1113 Sweetheart Deals sponsored by the Hasbrouck tact Sgt. Anthony Mobilio at 973-473-7600, Ext. 8126 or go www.baron2drugandsurgical.com 15% OFF All Heights Mayor’s Celebration Transport Chairs to www.lodipd.org ### Mon.-Fri. 8 am to 8 pm • Sat. 9 am to 5 pm Committee. For more informa- Over 30 Years of Service • Chief Pharmacist: Luis Medina R.Ph. Wheel Chairs tion, call the Borough Clerk at Commodes 201-288-0195. ### May Birthstone FREE Blood Pressure & Diabetes Tests Rollators • Walkers Emerald Yield to Pedestrians

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If you like shopping TIME FOR A NEW LOOK The 15th Annual Ruther- event will be held along the outdoors, then this is the place ford Multicultural Festival will Boulevard from 10 a.m. to 5 to be. Also, stop by the many SPRING take place on Saturday, May p.m., rain or shine. sponsor booths to see what 19, 2018 (rain date: May 20), The street will be trans- goodies they are passing out. HIGHLIGHTS OR 12-7 p.m., Lincoln Park on Park formed into a giant block party. • Live Entertainment. Avenue, Rutherford, NJ. They are expecting to attract Don’t miss entertainment that HAIR COLORING Featuring free entertain- thousands of people from the is planned with music, dance ment at the Lincoln Park band- community and other neigh- and demonstrations from the shell all day long. Dancers, boring towns. They hope that local dancing schools, karate Look Amazing singers and performers from you’ll consider joining them for clubs and more. There will be around the world will perform, 7 Glen Rd., Rutherford • 201-528-7355 • www.salonjone.com a fun-fi lled day. chairs set up so you can relax, from countries including Po- • A Special Kids Travel- eat and enjoy the shows all day Custom Hair Design • European Facials land, Ireland, Korea, Japan, ing Shindig section will be long. Waxing for men and women South America, Africa, India, brimming with all kinds of If you are a dance school, Gift Certifi cates Available • Walk-ins Welcome and more. fun stuff to do. There will be karate school or any type of The energy of the Native An Exclusive Salon Experience kiddie rides, pony rides, petting performance type school or you American dance group, the zoo, trackless train ride, face are a musician or a performer emotional lyrics of our R&B painting, sand art, temporary and would like to showcase performers, and the many ador- tattoos, and much more. your talents at the fair, please able local children’s groups • Come Hungry. Some contact the event producers, JC make this event a must-see of the local eateries will be Promotions. They are seeking for all! participating with outdoor singers, dancers, any demon- Plus, there’s fun for the dining along with a variety of strations, Zumba, magic, etc., whole family. Kids' activities gourmet food trucks and food to perform at the local perfor- St. Francis de Sales Church include face painting and arts vendors serving gyro, shishka- mance area. and crafts, while fl ea market bobs, Callahan’s, serving their • Local Shops & Organiza- booths sell stunning jewelry, famous hot dogs, Carnival tions. Please contact JC Pro- street festival handmade artwork and unique Concessions serving zeppoles, motions for more info on how 125 Union Street • Lodi, NJ clothing. funnel cakes and fried Oreos, you can participate. We hope Enjoy a tasty lunch at one Twin Concessions serving that you’ll join us and we look May 25 through May 27, 2018 of the international food ven- sausage/peppers, cheesesteaks, forward to seeing you. Please dors, from Peruvian empana- zeppoles, funnel cakes, fried call or email JC at 201-998- Friday & Saturday - 6 p.m. to 11 p.m. das to traditional Indian tikka Sunday - 2 p.m. to 11 p.m. Oreos, empanadas, kettle corn, 1144 or events@jcpromotions. masala and naan – and guests ice cream, lemon ice, candy and info. ### aged 21 and over can savor a nuts, sweet breads, jams, sticky Rides • Games of Chance cold brew in the outdoor beer buns, pizza, burgers, fried Lyndhurst Street Entertainment • 50-50 and wine garden next to the hot dogs, pulled pork, steak stage. sandwiches, tacos, lemonade Fair June 2 Feast on Traditional Italian, Many of Rutherford’s own and more. community organizations con- Cliffhanger Productions Spanish, Portuguese Food, tribute and participate in the is pleased to announce that, in Seafood & Zeppoli festival, including The Friends Classic Car association with the Township of The Library and the His- of Lyndhurst, they will produce toric Preservation Committee – and Motorcycle Lyndhurst’s 3rd Annual Spring come and meet your neighbors! Fair on Saturday, June 2, 2018, The event is the annual cel- Show May 6 on Court and Delafield Av- enues, from 10-6:00 p.m. The ebration of the Rutherford Civil On Sunday, May 6, 2018, event is rain or shine. Rights Commission (RCRC). the Nam Knights of America The fair will feature FREE An offi cial branch of the Bor- will host their 26th Classic Car live music all day long as well ough of Rutherford, the RCRC and Motorcycle Show at 197 as children’s entertainment, works to ensure that all town Washington Avenue, Carlstadt. rides and amusements, vendor citizens are provided equal Rain date is May 20. Gates display plus all the great festi- rights and treated with respect. open 9 a.m. for entries. Show val food favorites. The RCRC’s mission is starts at 11 a.m. Many of the area merchants to eliminate discrimination, Admission for show par- will also be on hand to show- increase public awareness of ticipants is $15. Spectators $5. case their wares. civil rights through advocacy Children under 12 free. Free Live music will be featured and education and offer confl ict admission for disabled Veter- in Town Hall Park with mu- resolution services and media- ans and police offi cers. There sic from classic rock/country tion for civil rights matters. The will be music, food, beverages, band, Yosemite, from today only civil rights organization in T-Shirts, vendors, raffl es and and yesterday pop, Top 40, and Bergen County, the RCRC was trophies. No alcoholic bever- classic rock from Luke and the founded in 1964 and has been ages or pets. Troublemakers, Big House and a valuable resource to town For more information call other local talent. residents ever since. ### 201-438-4068 or go to www. Cliffhanger Productions is namknights.org ### proud to add Lyndhurst to its existing list of local street fairs SPRING CLEAN-UPS and festivals and looks forward to a wonderful family event. Full Service Landscaping The festival sponsor for Property Maintenance this event is Inserra Supermar- Fall/Spring Clean-ups kets – Shoprite of Lyndhurst, All NJ Public Notices are online at: Shrub Removal/Tree Work and BCB Bank of Lyndhurst. Top Soil/Mulch/Sod For information or if you are www.NJpublicnotices.com Organic Treatments interested in participating as a The public may register at no-charge for email notifi cations Landscape Lighting vendor or sponsor, please call Established 1995 • H.I. Lic# 13VH000894500 and/or to save their search criteria/keywords of interest Landscaping with Nursery Quality Stock Drainage Systems 201-460-8335. ### PAGE 10 - The Gazette Newspaper May 2018 AWS Spring Time Wine May 17 Contemporary AHOF Open Cockpit On Thursday, May 17, Regards from the Wine Club Of W-R 2018, meet JoAnn DeGaglia, Guys, President Angel Marti- The Contemporary Club Weekend May 19-20 a Certifi ed Specialist of Wine nez and Vice President Philip of Wood-Ridge was started in and a member of the Society Miuccio, American Wine So- 1983 and has been a very active The Aviation Hall of Fame fl oor kids can visit The Little of Wine Educators as well as ciety Meadowlands Chapter, Club since then. will host its second Open Cock- Cut-up plane which lets them a Certifi ed Sommelier earning Thursday, May 17, 2018 at 6:45 Last year we decided to pit Weekend of the year on May “work the controls” under the an American and Italian Wine p.m. – 9 p.m. at Make Wine change our meeting time to 19 and 20, 2018. watchful eye of our experi- Specialist Degree from the with Us Winery, 21 Curie Av- the afternoon, the second and Visitors will again have enced Docents. North American Sommelier enue, Wallington, NJ. fourth Thursday at 1 p.m. This the opportunities to sit in the For young astronauts we Association as she takes us AWS Meadowlands Chap- should be more convenient for cockpit of a TWA Convair 880 have our working display of through whether or not you ter please RSVP to: Angel Mar- seniors, since driving at night jet aircraft, a rare Lockheed the International Space Sta- should be paying attention to tinez at wineclub201@gmail. can be a problem for some. designed Bush Master plane tion (ISS) along with uniforms wine points given to wine. com or call 201-406-7912. ### We are an active group and and a Bell 47 helicopter made and items used by the many She is a Wine Educator we try to make a number of famous during the Korean War. Astronauts like Buzz Aldrin, and Associate Instructor at trips and do fun activities at our New for the 2018 season Scott and Mark Kelly, just to the Westchester Wine School meetings. We always welcome is the restored cockpit of the name a few. in New York and earned her Art Classes suggestions and would love to Martin 202 passenger plane, in- Admission: $12 for adults, Wine Judge Certifi cation from have seniors in Wood-Ridge cluding a new instrument panel $9 for seniors and children the American Wine Society. for Adults come and join us. I know there with new pilot and co-pilot 12 years of age and younger. She works part time at two of are some lonesome seniors out seats to sit in. You can also visit Children 3 years old and under the Hudson Valley's great wine Mixed media art classes there so come out and give us inside the HH52A, U.S. Coast are free. Come see why our destinations: Brotherhood, for adults will return to The a try. Guard rescue helicopter. Museum has been named as America's oldest winery, and Rutherford Public Library If you have any questions Also on display are the Bell “One of the 10 Best Museums the Wine Spectators award in June 2018, on Wednesday please call Lorraine at 201-933- AH-1 Cobra helicopter and the in the State of NJ.” winning Glenmere Mansion in evenings at 6:30 p.m. Ruth- 1787. ### OV-1A Mohawk observation/ For more information go Chester, NY. erford residents may sign up attack aircraft. to www.njahof.org or call 201- She will be taking us on a for two classes, June 6, and 13, Visitors of all ages can 288-6344. The Museum is open guided tour of delicious wines, or June 20, and 27. Registra- learn how fl ight systems work. six days a week from 10 a.m. to and what you should be looking tion is required and limited Relay for Life Qualifi ed pilots will be on hand 4 p.m. (Closed on Monday) ### for in making the best possible to Rutherford residents, and to help visitors understand the selection without breaking the begins on Monday, May 7, at May 12 many instruments and controls budget. 10 a.m. Space is very limited, On Saturday, May 12, of each of these aircraft. Also There will be 7-8 different so register early! For more in- 2018, from 1 p.m. to 1 a.m. popular with young people is classifi ed wines from around the coun- formation or to register, please (Sunday), please join the fi ght our offi cial Airport Rescue and try to taste, discuss and enjoy. call 201-939-8600. ### advertising for cancer at The Rutherford Firefi ghter truck! Kids love to Snacks will be provided by Relay for Life at Tryon Field, sit inside and get behind the HELP WANTED -- our very own treasurer, Denise Memorial Park. steering wheel to see what a Caregivers for Pre-School in Greiner, who will bring her Art Association The day will be fi lled with real Fire Engine is like! East Rutherford area. Full-time specialty of chocolate covered commemorative events, fun Inside the Museum you can and Part-time. CDA. Early grapes, after all it is not a wine of Rutherford games and celebratory recogni- see a 10 minute movie with a Childhood Teaching Degree a meeting without them. tion. This successful relay has The May meeting of the review of NJ’s important role plus. Send resume and refer- Join the largest and fastest been an annual event for the Art Association of Rutherford in the history of aviation and ences to: SBSchools2017@ growing AWS chapter in NJ. past several years. will take place on May 10, its development. On the second gmail.com Come meet new people, taste There will be a special some wine and have some fun. 2018, at Tamblyn Civic Center, Rutherford, starting at 7:30 recognition for Survivors and Members pay only $15! Non- Caregivers, and Luminaria will Members pay only $20! p.m. The Guest "demoer" will Re-use and be the renowned Judy Leeds, honor those who we have lost. nationally famous pastel artist. Registration is available Re-purpose She is planning to do a portrait online at: www.relayForLife/ Afternoon Tea demo in pastels and you don't RutherfordNJ. Join individu- At The Carlstadt Public Party April 29 want to miss it! Free to fi rst ally, join an already registered Library on May 23, 2018, at 7 CAR FOR SALE -- time attendees. For more in- team or form a new team. p.m., take those old books and 1995 Camaro, 6-cyl hatch- Whichever way will be an ex- back, Auto, Power Steering, The Woman’s Club of formation contact lissanneart@ give them a new life! Decorate perience time well spent with ABS, Air, Cruise, P-locks, Rutherford invites you to pe- gmail.com ### picture frames using pages fellow walkers in this very P-windows, Alloy Wheels, rennially popular Springtime from old books. All materials crucial cause. White/Gray interior, 188,000 in Rutherford Afternoon Tea are provided by The Library. For further information, miles, runs well, asking $1,600. on Sunday, April 29, 2018, Please call Rebecca for call Audrey at 201-288-8943. Original owner. Call 973-907- from 2-5 p.m. at 201 Fairview further information 201-438- ### 4540. ### Avenue. 8866 ext. 204. ### Enjoy the company of friends at an old-fashioned Tea Party, and get into the spirit Enjoy Meeting People? by wearing your best Tea Party attire. Along with a variety of Become a Volunteer! tea fl avors, they will be serv- The Aviation Hall of Fame ing scones with clotted cream, and Museum at Teterboro Air- tea sandwiches, cookies and port is seeking Volunteers who pastries. enjoy meeting people. Visit the famous Granny's There are 3 different Vol- Attic for unique treasures; par- unteer activities to choose ticipate in the Hat Contest to from, tour guides, maintenance win a prize; and enter a raffl e to people to work on projects and win a stylish hat by internation- new displays and computer 908-451-8963 • 201-744-8550 ally renowned designer Ellen associates to work in our rich Christine Couture. library. We offer fl exible hours Tickets are $25 and may be and free training and support. purchased (in advance only) by Visit www.njahof.org and calling Sue at 201-893-6866. check out the self guided tour Proceeds will benefi t local of our Museum. For additional charities and the restoration information call Roger at 201- Cannot be combined. Exp. 6/30/18 Cannot be combined. Exp. 6/30/18 Cannot be combined. Exp. 6/30/18 Cannot be combined. Exp. 6/30/18 Cannot be combined. Exp. 6/30/18 of the Nationally Registered 967-0419 or Shea at 201-288- historic Carriage House. ### 6344. ### May 2018 The Gazette Newspaper - PAGE 11

Community Garden Project HH Garden Club Care on The Corner will require less work for those The speaker for May 16, Keep W-R Beautiful (COTC) is happy to announce with limited mobility. 2018 is Regina Carlson. Her The "Keep Wood-Ridge ough Hall at 201-939-0202 ext. the planting of our Community Children helping to work subject will be “Garden for the Beautiful" Committee will 110 and leave your name and Garden May 5, 2018. The Care in the Community Garden Senses.” Regina will cover hold its 19th downtown cleanup how many adults or children's on the Corner Community will be given the opportunity “How-To” practices that are day on Sunday, June 3, 2018, T-shirts should be ordered. Garden was developed with to reconnect with nature and sparing of effort, time, money, between the hours of 1 p.m. Do you have stuff to support of City Green and Ber- enjoy being outside. The cost environment, and gardeners’ and 4 p.m. shred? Bring it to the Civic gen County Master Gardeners. is $10 per person participantion bodies. It will cover design, Volunteers are once again Center that day from 9 to 1 The Community Garden will fee for the entire season start- construction, and maintenance needed to help clean our shop- p.m. (no hardcover books, help to teach responsibility, ing on Saturday, May 5, 2018 including techniques and tools. ping districts and raise aware- magazines, newspapers, pho- teamwork, respect for others, at 9 a.m. Applications can be Come join for this interest- ness of the effects of litter in tographs or x-rays). For further nature and promote healthier obtained by calling the Care ing topic on Wednesday, May our community. information, please contact eating habits. We are hoping Center at 201-288-9460. They 16, at 6:30 p.m. Lite refresh- Last year over 140 volun- Councilman Ezio Altamura at this will enrich people’s lives as are also available at the COTC ments will be served followed teers participated! Both adults 201-531-0259. ### we learn to appreciate locally website (careonthecorner.org) by a short meeting. The meet- and children are welcome. The grown food sources. and should be returned to ing will be held in the large Bergen County Board of Health The Community Garden the Care on the Corner, 333 Library Meeting Room. All will provide cleaning utensils, 5th Annual project has been a dream of Franklin Avenue, Hasbrouck members and guests are wel- gloves, brooms and bags. many members of the COTC Heights, NJ 07604. come. The building is located Volunteers are asked to Environmental family for years. Community Please come out with your at 320 Boulevard. meet at the Wood-Ridge Civic gardens provide fresh produce families to learn how to make Also, the "Boulevard in Center at 12:45 p.m. Pizza and Celebration and plants as well as a way to a garden grow that you enjoy Bloom” pots will be planted other refreshments will be May 20 share land with others in a com- together and be a special part in May for all to enjoy for served after the cleanup. mon cause. It will be both a tra- of. If you have any questions, the coming summer. Anyone To sign up please call Bor- On Sunday, May 20, 2018, ditional garden and a raised bed please contact Carol Haefele at wishing to donate towards the Hackensack Riverkeeper and garden which will help children 201-288-9460. ### plants may send a check to the Bergen County Department of participate in the project and Chamber of Commerce or drop Full Flower Moon Parks are pleased to announce the Fifth Annual Bergen Coun- it off at Heights Florist. The May Full Moon will ty EarthFest Overpeck, from 1 The Garden Club’s Com- appear on Tuesday, May 29, p.m. to 5 p.m., at the Teaneck Container Garden Workshop mittee will be checking around 2018, at 10:19 a.m. It is called and Ridgefi eld Park sections town for the Spring Garden of the “Full Flower Moon.” Care on The Corner • Allow for a movable of Overpeck County Park. The the Season Award. We always According to The Farmer’s (COTC) will host a Container garden family-friendly partnership look forward to this project Almanac, in most areas, fl ow- Garden workshop on Saturday, • Good if you have limited event is free. to see how beautiful the ho- ers are abundant everywhere May 12, 2018, at 333 Franklin space, poor soil, not enough • Live entertainment, meowners plan their gardens during this time. Thus, the Avenue, Hasbrouck Heights. sun, limited mobility including Jamie the “Dinosaur for the season. For further name of this moon. Join and learn how to make • Container gardening is a Troubadour” from Field Station information, call Judy at 201- Other names include the a beautiful container garden great way introduce children to Dinosaurs, a performance by 288-2615. ### “Full Corn Planting Moon” or that you can enjoy throughout gardening the Hackensack-based Center the “Milk Moon.” the summer. The cost is $20 per contain- For Modern Dance Education. The Native American Indi- Container Gardens: er/$35 for 2 containers in the • Hands-on children’s ac- ans of the northern and eastern same family. Applications can tivities including a fishing Pet CPR United States kept track of LAWN MOWER be obtained by calling 201-288- derby and more. On June 16, 2018, at The the seasons by giving a name 9460 or go to:careonthecorner. • An assemblage of food SNOW BLOWER org Carlstadt Library, from 10:30 to each recurring full moon. a.m. to 1:30 p.m., there is more trucks.. Expert Repair & Service Applications should be re- European settlers followed the than one way to take care of • Free canoeing and kaya- Heights Boulevard Service turned by May 7, 2018. If you custom. ### your pet. Register now, this king, from 2 to 6 p.m., on Boulevard & Madison • HH have any questions, please call Overpeck Lake, courtesy of 201-288-5959 Carol at 201-288-9460. ### program will fi ll up fast! Learn Pet CPR and First Aid on a dog Cat Show and Hackensack Riverkeeper’s or cat manikin. Overpeck Park Kayak Center. • Live music by local art- 24/7 Emergency Critical Care at All participants will get a Tricky Tray 580 Winters Avenue pet First Aid and CRP refer- ists. Complete details includ- Paramus, NJ 07652 FOCAS will hold its An- ing all registration forms are www.oradell.com ence manual and an American Safety and Health Institute nual Cat Show and Tricky Tray available at www.EarthFest First Aid and CPR certifi ca- Auction on Sunday, June 3, Overpeck.com or by calling tion card. 2018, at the American Legion, 201-968-0808. ### A $10 cash deposit is re- 100 Liberty Street, Little Ferry. quired upon sign up and will Stop by with your feline Shred-It May 5 For a Dog, Cat or Exotic be returned to you the day companion. Don’t have a feline Offi ce Visit of the class. You must have a companion? Stop by anyway to On Saturday morning, May valid email address in order join in the fun and participate 5, 2018, Hasbrouck Heights will 273343 Boulevard to receive your certification in the Tricky Tray Auction. hold a 19th Free Shredding Hasbrouck Heights card. ### Refreshments served. Event at The Central Avenue 201-288-0299 Registration begins at parking lot. Residents and busi- 12:30 p.m. Program and auc- nesses can bring confi dential tion begin at 1:15 p.m. All cats documents to be shredded. Serving the community for over 50 years! Wonder Women must be six months or older, The weight gets fi led with EXPO May 20 in carriers and current on all the state and goes toward the shots. Please do not bring cats Borough’s paper recycling ton- On Sunday, May 20, 2018, on leashes or held in arms. The nage grant. The town typically at the W-R Jr./Sr. High School Zach Orden, D.D.S., F.A.G.D. admission fee is $8 per cat. has two shredding events a from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., vendors, Cat Show and Tricky year. The recycling container All Phases of Cosmetic speakers and classes will pres- Tray Auction proceeds enable will be available to collect and Restorative Dentistry ent an expo to give girls and FOCAS to continue its work newspaper, electronics, etc, women confi dence to incorpo- 513 Boulevard, Hasbrouck Heights to provide humane services, ### 201-393-0022 rate different aspects of fi tness programs and extraordinary 4 Bergen Street, Westwood, NJ into their lives and also learn medical care to shelter animals 201-664-8884 • Cell: 201-739-9878 more about health. Girls from and our Feral/Stray Cat Spay or Reduce Sixth Grade to women of all Neuter Program. INVISALIGN CERTIFIED E-Mail: [email protected] ages. It is free of charge. Email For additional information Reuse at Wonderwomenstrengthand- call the FOCAS Help Line at fi [email protected] ### Check out: www.RateADentist.com 201-943-4019, or visit www. focasnews.org ### Recycle PAGE 12 - The Gazette Newspaper May 2018

Memorial Day 2018 Services On Memorial Day the fl ag should be fl own at half-staff from sunrise until noon only, then The public is encouraged to participate in these patriotic events. raised briskly to the top of the staff until sunset, in honor of the nation’s battle heroes. Lodi Borough Hall where a Service Show Your The 2nd Annual Parade is will take place. planned May 19 and concludes Colors ... at Borough Hall. Check web- Wood-Ridge Welcome Hackensack UMC Employees The Fire Department will site for details. On May 28, Good News! 2018, memorial ceremonies hold their Memorial Services will take place as follows: on Wednesday, May 23, 2018, Your new Horizon Dental Plan Lodi Ambulance Corps Head- at 7 p.m., at Fire Headquarters. is accepted in our offi ce. On May 28, 2018, at 7:30 quarters at 8:45 a.m., Lodi Fire Jeffrey Mason, D.M.D. Department, Kennedy Drive, at a.m., Mass will be said at As- sumption Church. Cosmetic and General Dentistry 9:15 a.m., VFW 10 a.m., Amer- 232 Boulevard, Suite #1 ican Legion 10:30 a.m. and the On Monday, May 28, Hasbrouck Heights, NJ 07604 Lodi Police Department at 11 2018, VFW Post #3616 and 201-288-4447 • www.DrJeffreyMason.com a.m. followed by a service at Auxiliary Services will begin May 28, 2018 the “Walkway for Peace.” at the Senior Center's Veteran's Walk of Freedom starting at 10 Leading with Experience® Little Ferry a.m., with the parade following Carlstadt On Saturday, May 26, at 11:30 a.m. at the Veteran's On May 28, 2018, start- 2018, at 11 a.m., a combined Walk of Freedom. OTTERSTEDT ing at 9 a.m., at the American community ceremony will be The parade will step-off insurance agency Legion, Veterans will march held at Washington and Me- from the corner of Hackensack since1919 along 3rd Street and end at Ber- morial Schools, hosted by the Street and Highland Avenue 417 Boulevard | Hasbrouck Heights rylawn Cemetery. Wreaths will VFW. Refreshments follow. (Senior Center) and head South be placed at Borough Hall and At 10 a.m., both the VFW and on Hackensack Street to Union 201.288.8844 at Memorial Park on Hacken- American Legion will have Avenue heading west to Valley sack Street. ceremonies at their respective Boulevard. The parade proces- AUTO • HOME • BUSINESS sion will continue and will end posts. Contact one of our Hasbrouck Heights Agents today Hasbrouck Heights at Veteran's Park. Free refresh- for a competitive quote that can save you money. The Annual Memorial Day Moonachie ments (hot dogs and ice cream). Parade is scheduled to start at On Sunday, May 20, 2018, Free fl ags and novelties will be Business Insurance 10 a.m., on May 28, 2018, at at 7 p.m., a Community Me- distributed along the parade Manager Williams Avenue, march along morial Veterans Service will route! ### Kim Cosimano Terrace Avenue and conclude be held at The First Presby- [email protected] at Memorial Park at Passaic terian Church of Moonachie. Avenue, followed by services Personal Insurance All Veterans and emergency Loyalty Day Pat Campese at the Firemen's Memorial at services personnel are most Program May 6 [email protected] The Circle. welcomed. This annual event is co- On Saturday, May 26, The VFW Auxiliary to sponsored by the James B. 2018, Municipal Memorial Petersilge-Velock Post 809 Scarr Post 106 American Le- Day services will be held at will sponsor a Loyalty Day Please Support Our Advertisers gion and the Veterans of For- the Civic Center at 10:30 a.m. program, 2 p.m., May 6, 2018 eign Wars Post 4591. Refresh- Rain or shine. at the Post, 100 Main Street, ments at the VFW Post Hall Little Ferry. follow. Rutherford They will honor students On Monday, May 28, who won their various Ameri- 2018, there will be a Memorial canism contests for Little Ferry SPRING AL Post 136 Service at the Union Memorial and Moonachie school districts. Bridge followed by "Taps" Sa- They will pay tribute to teach- Events lute at Sunset Park. ers who won their national SPECIAL A Parade will start at 9 Citizenship Education Teachers The May meeting of the a.m. at Union and Jackson to Contest and others who care Joseph M. Lane American Post about America. $ Summerize $ 136 Auxiliary, will take place For more information, call Your Vehicle on Monday, May 14, 2018, at 25 OFF 89 Carolyn at 201-233-7010. The 7 p.m. at the Post Home, 41 HHFD Annual Any Brake Job Replace Coolant program is open to the public. Belts & Hoses Checked Union Street, Lodi. Inspection May 12 ### Including Pads and Rotors Prospective members are Applies to OEM Parts only Complete Vehicle Check-up The public is invited to With this coupon. Cannot be combined With this coupon. Cannot be combined invited to attend. Membership with any other offer. Expires 12/31/18 with any other offer. Expires 12/31/18 attend The Hasbrouck Heights in the American Legion Aux- Network Fire Department Annual In- Major & Minor Repairs • Computer Diagnostics iliary is limited. Please call for Printer/Copier spection, at 7 p.m., on Sat- Electrical Work • Maintenance • Certifi ed Mechanics restrictions. urday, May 12, 2018, at Fire Solutions NJ State Inspections • Quality Guarantee Upcoming events are: Headquarters, 248 Hamilton Call me for a FREE Welding -- any metal • May 12, placing fl ags on Avenue. No cost • No obligation graves of Lodi Veterans; Department personnel will consultation & evaluation Heights Boulevard Service • May 19, Lodi Memorial be in full dress uniform. The Sean Quinn 321 Boulevard, Hasbrouck Heights • 201-288-5959 Day Parade. equipment and fi re headquar- C: 732-533-3882 Across from Hasbrouck Heights Municipal Building • June 22, installation of ters will be presented for in- www.tgioa.com HOURS: Mon - Fri: 8 a,m. to 5 p.m. • Sat 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. new offi cers. spection. Department person- Major Credit Cards Accepted • Serving the area for over 25 years For more information, con- nel will be available to answer tact Margaret Frontera, Unit any questions. The event is Lawn Mower/Snow Blower Repairs 136 Secretary, 201-634-8636. attended by local offi cials as ### well as Fire Chiefs from area towns. ### Meadowland Wine & Liquor 280 Valley Boulevard, Wood-Ridge • 201-438-0660 • Premium Cigars Most Popular Beverages Available at Low Price May 2018 The Gazette Newspaper - PAGE 13

ment fi rst formulated in 1913, and amended at more than 30 Historically Speaking Real Estate Insight different national conventions By James J. Halloran since then. With 17 articles, By Mary Ellen Courtney supplemented by over 70 Stan- dards of Practice and more than New Barbadoes to Boroughitis: A History of South Bergen Right & Wrong, consider the term ‘Business 140 official Case Interpreta- Part 3 of 4 with the dirt roads, which they Ordinarily Speaking Ethics’ an oxymoron. But her tions, it presents a complex set Things began to change in repaired in lieu of paying taxes. point was not that all/some of of documents. A week ago, my office the 1850s. The Erie Railroad The new residents wanted business is inherently unethi- Nor is the NAR Code of agents and I attended a con- and later, the New Jersey & things like paved roads and cal. Rather, she argued against Ethics a unique phenomenon. tinuing education seminar at New York Railroad, would street lights. the notion that the operative There are hundreds of profes- our Realtor board offi ce here come to parts of Bergen Coun- Another area of conten- ethical principles of business sional and trade group codes in Hasbrouck Heights. ty. The Erie, now NJ TRANSIT tion was schools. Each school are somehow specialized and of ethics. Physicians, lawyers, The New Jersey Real Es- Bergen County Line, allowed became its own district. One different from [occasionally, funeral directors and wedding tate Commission mandates that local farmers to ship their crops Bergen township had as many contrary to] the ethical prin- planners – to name just a few all of us real estate licensees faster than horse and wagon or as eleven districts. The new ciples that govern our every- – all have professional codes of complete 12 continuing-ed boat. Small settlements began residents were in favor of better day lives. ethics. Why are they needed? credits every two years to to appear around the train sta- schools. The Pumpkin Dusters The test of what is ethical- They bring to our atten- maintain our licenses. At least tions. A few people started were against higher taxes to ly acceptable or unacceptable tion and provide direction with three hours of this requirement to commute to New York to fund these schools. in the business context, Rhoda respect to issues that might not involves training in business work. The NJ & NY RR, now The township form of gov- said, is exactly the same as that otherwise even have been iden- ethics. the Pascack Valley Line of ernment, with their yearly town which applies to our everyday, tifi ed as matters for an ethical Our instructor at the Board, NJ TRANSIT, fi rst ran from hall meeting, was becoming non-work circumstances. concern. Rhoda, was delightful; she had Rutherford to Hackensack. The ill-suited to deal with these For her, it was all summed While ethical principles the bold temerity to suggest railroad was later extended to changing times. At this time up in one principle, The Gold- may remain the same, fre- that there could be some of New York State. the state legislature had little en Rule. “Do unto others as quently the circumstances en- us in the audience who might After 1873, the New Jersey control of these townships. you would have them do unto countered in business are quite Legislature ended the tax- The legislature, from time to you.” If you follow that, your different than anything we exempt status of the railroads. time, attempted reform. These Michael A. Schwarz behavior will be ethical; if you experience in the non-business The railroads sold off their depart from it, it won’t be; at world. A professional code efforts were far short of any Memorial Scholarship excess land. Most of this land real reform and the status-quo work, or at home, in the offi ce can help us to decipher those was around their stations. This would remain as a festering Engine Company Two of or in the neighborhood. situations. would develop into a number of point between the older and the Carlstadt Fire Depart- Rhoda’s right, I believe, in In many situations, they communities. newer residents. ment established a scholarship stating that ethics in the con- provide us with the wisdom This would bring about The Legislature passed in memory of Michael A. text of business is simply an and insight of those who have friction between the older a bill in 1875 allowing mu- Schwarz, a 20 year old Marine extension of ethics in general. preceded us. Quite simply, they farmer residents (called Pump- nicipalities, by referendum, to killed in action November 2006 There aren’t special exceptions save us the trouble of reinvent- kin Dusters) and the newcom- incorporate. However, this leg- in Iraq. He was a member of for business. It’s as wrong to ing the wheel. And profes- ers. The farmers were content islation needed to be redressed the Carlstadt Fire Department lie to your competitor as it is sional ethics codes sometimes as to implantation. Another and a 2004 graduate of Becton to lie to your neighbor. also cover matters that are not attempt was undertaken in Regional High School. All of us, of course, have so much ethical as they are is- 1878 with the Borough Act. The scholarship is open to encountered different atti- sues of professional etiquette or Complete restorations, This Act stated that any area all Carlstadt residents gradu- tudes. We have all heard “But proper procedure. They help repairs, maintenance of less than four square miles ating from High School this this is business” said as if it keep professionals ‘on the same and inspections of could, by referendum, become spring and furthering their meant “Anything goes.” Cer- page’ when they are interacting antique and classic aircraft a borough, freeing themselves education. It will be awarded tainly there are some who feel with each other. Dylan Sujet A&P, I.A. from the township. These acts to students who show dedica- that way. Lastly, professional codes tion and service to their school People who would never are also sometimes used for the Sujet Aero did little or nothing to create new boroughs. and community. cheat in a neighborhood card purposes of “drawing lines” in Restoration L.L.C. Applications are available game can be perfectly content order to remove any ambiguity PO Box 494 Things would change in a starting April 2, 2018 at Carl- to deceive their customers or about what may be considered Pittstown, NJ 08867 big way in 1894. This was to acceptable or unacceptable. 908-310-7976 become the era of “Boroughi- stadt Borough Hall and must rip off their suppliers. But this [email protected] tis.” ### be returned by May 15, 2018. doesn’t show that such people They help remove the “shades For more information or to are operating according to of gray” that can be found in so make a contribution, contact a special “business ethic”; many situations. the Carlstadt Fire Department rather, it simply reveals that, Rhoda said it best. 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Weiner, President Call Andy at 973-773-1812 or ROOFING INC. 201-797-1189 Serving the community for over 50 years Post 201-288-1112 for reservations PAGE 14 - The Gazette Newspaper May 2018 We’re Talking Baseball Why was George Herman Ruth called Babe Ruth? Why was Harold Reese called Pee Wee Reese? Why was Edwin Snider called Duke Snider? Why was pitcher Sal Maglie known as Sal the Barber? Why did the NY Mets select blue and orange as their Club’s colors? Why do the New York Yankees players not have their names on their uniforms and are the only baseball players who have only their numbers? These and many more Cinderella a Hit in Wood-Ridge questions were answered by Dr. James Kane’s program Some think it’s “Impossi- bumpkin married a prince. Stewart-Nicole Kikkert and “We’re Talking Baseball.” The ble for a plain yellow pumpkin The students did an excel- lastly, the Priest-Matt Cupo. program was sponsored by the to become a golden carriage.” lent job acting, singing and Also in supporting roles Wood-Ridge Historical Society They also think that it’s “Im- dancing. There certainly is a were Anne Marie Brown, Al- possible for a plain country great deal of talent at Wood- ana Marques, Sayuri Nakashi- and presented on March 18, ball fan, named his son Mickey bumpkin and prince to join in Ridge High School. ma, Sophia Cosentino, Julia 2018, in the Arnault/Bianchi in honor of Mickey Cochrane, marriage.” It probably would be The cast, Cinderella - Bri- Dellapene, Kera McNaught, House. a Hall of Fame catcher. At the impossible but not on the stage anna Minervini, the Prince and Erik Ramirez. Dr. Kane is a former teach- age of 7, Babe Ruth’s father had of Wood-Ridge High School -Brandon Greenaway, the One must never forget the er, prep school headmaster, Babe placed in the St. Mary’s where anything is possible. King-Jordan McCabe, the importance of the stage crew, principal, and superintendent Industrial School for Boys, a From March 23 to March Queen-Hadiyya Bradshaw, lighting and those who con- of schools, who today serves reformatory and orphanage 25, 2018, the students presented Stepmother-Emily Cupo, Step- structed the sets. as an adjunct professor of where he lived until he was 19 their interpretation of Rodgers sisters- Emily Remenschneider, Director Roberta Blender education at William Paterson years old. and Hammerstein’s “Cinderel- Morgan Hargrave and Ally and Musical Director Ted Co- University. He holds the rank of Eddie Gaedel, at three-foot la.” Yes a plain yellow pumpkin Lewis, Fairy Godmother-Ava larusso, again proved that Captain, USMCR, and is a for- seven inches was a surprise did become a golden carriage Picheo, Royal-Herald Anthony “Impossible things happen mer school and college athlete. pinch-hitter in a St. Louis right before the audience’s Finke, Royal Captain of the everyday!” Photo provided by The one hour slide lecture Browns double header, wear- eyes, and yes, a plain country Guard-Andrew Berg, Roy- Angelo Urato. Story provided and audio program including a uniform with the number al Chef-Callie Negro, Royal by Peter Gallo Jr. ### ing the voice of Red Barber, 1/8. (legendary Brooklyn Dodgers Dr. Kane attended Ford- broadcaster). The program of ham University, Columbia history and anecdotes exam- University, New York Univer- British ined some of our national pas- sity and Fairleigh Dickinson time's most entertaining char- University and holds a Doctor acters and situations including of Philosophy (Ph.D.), B.S. in Invasion the old Brooklyn Dodgers and Education, M.A., P.D., Ed. D. The many residents of Has- the '61 Yankees. His hobby, baseball, has made Some interesting facts brouck Heights and other com- him an expert on the subject. munities had the opportunity learned at the presentation were Provided by Marie and Peter Mickey Mantle’s father, a base- to travel back to the ‘60s and Gallo Jr. ### listen to music made famous during the British Invasion along with various American artists. The Carnaby Street Henry’s Deli to Close Band performing at the Senior Center provided the nostalgic its Doors Forever journey. The Friends of The Neil Diamond, The Founda- on people now smile on your Hasbrouck Heights Library tions, Herman’s Hermits, The brother. Everybody get to- Marge and John Studer, sponsored the program, which Bee Gees, The Beatles, The gether, try to love one another the owners of Henry’s Meat took place on Saturday, March Youngbloods and The Rolling right now.” and Delicatessen, are turning 24, 2018. Stones. The group’s perfor- British Invasion was a in their aprons at the end of The band, Chris Roselle, mance was full of energy and phenomenon that occurred in May or early June 2018. Now, guitar and vocal, Peter Bremy, enjoyed by all who attended, the mid-1960s when rock and after 26 ½ years of service to bass guitar and Dino Di Mar- approximately ninety people. pop music acts from the United the community they are ready tino, drums provided a lively The words of the Young- Kingdom became popular in to retire. Marge’s experience program which included songs bloods’ hit “Get Together” best the United States. Photo and was gained by working for Mi- made famous by Cat Stevens, summarizes the 60s, "Come story provided by Marie and chael's Deli that has long gone. Peter Gallo Jr. ### John, on the other hand, worked for the State of New Jersey at the Palisades Parkway. Youngblood Entertains AARP #2015 The couple have been mar- Members of the Lodi Lonnie dazzled the members ried for 57 years and live in AARP Chapter #2015, who with his saxophone playing Hasbrouck Heights for the past This statement echoes the sen- attended the March 20, 2018 and overwhelmed them with 40 years. They have catered timents of just about anyone. meeting were treated to a great his singing. Some of the songs many local affairs, and have God bless you both! Photo and musical experience of being he entertained the group with catered every Senior Picnic, story provided by Peter Gallo entertained by saxophonist and were “Save the Last Dance except for two years. Jr. ### singer, Lonnie Youngblood. for Me,” “Summer Wind,” “You will be missed!” Lonnie has scored several "That’s Life,” “Jumping Jiv- R&B hits while recording during,” “Sweet Carolyn,” “My ing the ‘60s and ‘70s. He is Way,” “Old Time Rock n Roll” All editions of The Gazette Newspaper best remembered for hiring a and "New York, New York.” A are available FREE online in PDF format. young Jimi Hendrix, and so do- performance is great when the Save it • Print it • E-mail it ing gave Jimi a chance to play artist puts his emotions and on one of his fi rst professional heart into each song. Photo and sessions. story provided by Marie and Hometown News • Information • Features At the AARP meeting, Peter Gallo Jr. ### May 2018 The Gazette Newspaper - PAGE 15

Felician School for Exceptional Children Enjoys Egg Hunt On March 28, 2018, the students of The Felician School for Exceptional Children enjoyed an Egg Hunt. The Easter Bunny was there and met with the students, they played a variety of games, like Poke the Bunny, Feed the Bunny Carrots and Ring Toss. A plush rabbit was given to each student. A Pancake breakfast followed the festivities. Coordinator, Mary Anne Protzo. ###

BC Veterans' Kids Enjoy Egg Hunt On March 18, 2018, Little Ferry VFW Post 809 sponsored an egg hunt in honor of deceased member James F. Coyle. There were 1,300 eggs stuffed with candy and prizes for 55 Bergen County Veterans' kids. Erin Bischoff sang the National Anthem. Post Commander Joe Wisneski led the Pledge of Allegiance. The egg hunt was held behind the Post and concluded with refreshments. All children received stuffed animals. Photos by Liz Pezzillo. ###

Transformation Life Church Hosts Super Egg Hunt On March 17, 2018, Transformation Life Church held their Third annual free Egg Hunt at Catherine E. Doyle Elementary School in Wood-Ridge. Over 700 children and adults attended this 3 hour event that was organized by over 70 Church volunteers. Activities included arts & crafts, face painting, balloon animals, outdoor games, rafﬂ e drawings, snacks, hot dogs and beverages, and 4 different Egg Hunts for ages 1-12, with over 6,000 eggs! Every child went home with a bag of candy-ﬁ lled eggs they collected. Hundreds of prizes were also handed out, including gift cards and gift baskets. It was a wonderful day for the entire family. Transformation Life Church is located at 190 Valley Boulevard, Wood-Ridge, NJ. tlcassembly.org Photos by Fernando Garcia. ### PAGE 16 - The Gazette Newspaper May 2018

Maple Sugaring "It is not just about the cookies!" The Girl Scout Cookie Program is the largest girl-led entre- preneurial program in the world, yet they still get involved with many other aspects of STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineer- ing, Art & Math). Recently, the Wood-Ridge GS Troop 95994 visited the Tenaﬂ y Nature Center for the Maple Sugaring program. Here, the girls learned the process of tapping trees, collecting and boiling down the sap in order to make fresh, warm maple syrup, a sweet treat and fun time for all. Anyone hungry for pancakes yet? Girl Scout Registration is open to all girls ages 5 to 17 and adults of all ages. Go to GSNNJ.org for more information. Provided by Sandra O'Byrne, Photo by Maureen Herman. ### Girl Scouts on the Move The Girl Scouts of Hasb- – but also the Top Seller for community a better place in the rouck Heights have had a busy the entire town of Hasbrouck process. month. Girl Scout Sunday Heights! Way to go Zoe. (Bot- Girl Scouts of Hasbrouck was held on March 11, 2018, tom right) Local troops also Heights is made up of 24 troops at Corpus Christi Church. worked with Rose Pagan of ranging in age from Kindergar- This is a yearly event in which Hasbrouck Heights to donate ten to Seniors in High School. Girl Scouts of Northern NJ, Wood-Ridge Cadette Troop Girl Scouts come together to cookies to homeless Veterans. Upcoming events include a 95216, visited the Bergen County Courthouse for a program en- celebrate their faith and mis- Cadette Troops 4308 and townwide Bridge Ceremony titled “All Rise.” The girls met with the Honorable Judge Harz and sion to serve the community. 4414 hosted a Girl Scouts planned for May. participated in a mock trial in Civil Court. Members of the troop (Top: Group shot – Girl Scout Around the World event on For more information re- acted out the parts of the Judge, Attorneys, Prosecutor and Defen- Sunday) March 15, 2018, at the Senior garding Girl Scouts of Hasb- dant. The Cadettes completed their badge for “Finding Common Girl Scout Cookie season Center in Hasbrouck Heights. rouck Heights please feel free Ground,” and they learned many valuable lessons about how our is in full bloom. A special Both troops are working toward to contact Girl Scout Council in legal system works. Provided by Jennifer Cappello. ### congratulations to Zoe Selen- their Silver Award which is Paramus or Hasbrouck Heights friend from Troop 95999 who the highest award a Girl Scout Service Unit Manager Gina sold over 500 boxes of Girl Cadette can earn (6th-8th Hernandez at gmsalinardi@ Scout Cookies. Zoe was not Graders) and encourages girls gmail.com. Provided by Gina only the top seller in her Troop to do big things and make their M. Hernandez. ###

Scouts Meet Examples of Good Citizenship

On March 23, 2018, Wood-Ridge Daisy Troop 97130 visited Borough Hall. Councilwoman Catherine Cassidy told us what the Mayor and Council do at meetings. We saw the ofﬁ ces and learned about how the town operates. Provided by Jane Koegel. ###

The Scouts of WEBELOS to allow the woman to rest. It Den, Pack 17 and Troop 17 took over 90 minutes for them met with Deacon Paul Carris to reach street level. Deacon of Corpus Christi Church and Carris feels that God guided Hasbrouck Heights Mayor John his efforts to safely bring this “Jack” De Lorenzo. woman in reaching medical Deacon Carris described assistance. his ordeal during the Sep- Mayor De Lorenzo ad- Each year, Second Grade students at C.E. Doyle School learn tember 11, 2001 attack on the dressed the Scouts of Troop 17 about litter control and the importance of recycling. On Thursday, World Trade Towers. Deacon on the duties of being a good April 12, 2018, students were once again greeted by Ms. Joan Carris was on the 71st fl oor of citizen. Certifi cates were pre- Wilkinson from the Bergen County Health Department who spoke Tower One when it was hit by sented to both of these gentle- about recycling, reusing and the signifi cance of litter control and a terrorist-controlled jet plane. men by the Scouts of Pack 17. the environment. This program is all part of the Keep Wood-Ridge He found and assisted a Both the Pack and Troop Beautiful committee's initiative on clean communities. woman with a number of pre- meet at the CC Early Child- Pictured are Ms. Joan Wilkinson, Council President Ezio existing medical issues. They hood Learning Center, every Altamura, Chairman of the KWRB committee. Also present had to descend the tower in the Thursday. Cubs at 6 p.m. and was committee member Pastor Jim Armpriester. Provided by stairway, stopping many times Scouts at 7:30 p.m. Provided Ezio Altamura. ### by James Halloran. ### May 2018 The Gazette Newspaper - PAGE 17

Swimming: The Ageless Exercise That Can Save Lives As summer approaches, Swimming Improves so does the opportunity to Overall Health enjoy one of the best activi- Swimming is an effective Pinewood Derby ties for both body and mind and enjoyable form of exercise Draws Fun, Cheers - swimming. Swimming is an that has a long list of amaz- excellent way to work your ing health benefi ts. Exercises and Laughter entire body and cardiovascu- that promote cardiovascular Rutherford Cub Scout Pack lar system. It is one of the few activity, such as swimming, 168 held their Pinewood Derby sports that can be done from a can be fundamental asset in in March 2018. few months old all the way up the prevention of heart-related Awards were presented for into your 90s. So let’s explore deaths and diseases. With speed as well as artistic entries; the incredible health benefi ts cardiovascular disease as a Most Scoutiest, Most Patriotic, of your new favorite summer primary contributor of prema- Most Sports-car like, Most activity. ture death, taking to the pool Scout built, and Most Original. can greatly assist in preventing Printed in gold on the side An Activity for All Ages these potentially fatal diseases. of one winning car, "When in from Toddlers to Seniors Doubt, Be a Scout! Do Your Swimming is the perfect Swimming is one of the Best" recreational activity for all best modes of exercise be- This BSA tradition is cel- ages. It is widely considered the cause it: ebrating 65 years. The first best form of cardio, pulmonary • Offers a low-impact phys- Pinewood Derby was started in and skeletal exercise that one ical activity, which reduces 1953 by Cubmaster Don Mur- can do. It provides an all-en- stress on the body and makes phy of Pack 280c in Manhattan compassing full body workout it ideal for seniors and those Beach, CA. that is a low-impact, making rehabilitating from injuries Years later, Scouts are still it an ideal way to destress and • Builds endurance, crafting wooden cars from improve wellbeing. muscle strength and cardio- kits to race down a track amid Aquatics programs are vascular fi tness cheers and laughter. For more especially ideal for our elderly • Helps maintain a healthy information on Rutherford residents because it offers a weight, healthy heart and lungs Cub Scouts, visit www.pack- low-impact exercise that is • Provides a full body 168rutherford.wordpress.com gentle on the joints. Swim- workout, as nearly all of your Story by Ginny Bowers Cole- ming can also improve bone muscles are used during swim- man. Photos by Hament Patel mineral density, which will ming and Eric Hoyt. ### help fi ght osteoporosis. This is • Helps to improve wellbe- very important especially for ing by alleviating stress and women; a third of women over anxiety, which are linked to the age of 50 and a fi fth of men serious health risks, such as CAMPS OF ALL KINDS! experience a bone fracture due heart attack, gastrointestinal to osteoporosis. issues, and depression • Pre-School • Travel • It’s also essential to have • Reduces inflammation Fun and Games at the Y • active and social programs for that leads to diseases like ath- children to properly grow and erosclerosis Teen • Musical Theatre develop, physically and men- • Sports tally. It’s been reported that Drowning Prevention learning to swim at a young age Swimming has many great contributed to reaching devel- health benefi ts, but it is also opmental milestones, including an important safety skill. Ac- visual-motor and mathematics- cording to the CDC, drowning related skills, sooner. is the second leading cause of death among children ages Fighting the Obesity Epi- 1-14. When a child knows how demic to swim, their risk of drowning As of 2012, more than 30% is greatly decreased. of children and adolescents were overweight or obese ac- Social Health Benefi ts of CAMP cording to a study performed Swimming OPEN by the CDC. It is imperative Swimming is also very HOUSE that the childhood obesity much a social sport. Swimmers epidemic be curbed. As obe- of all ages can take classes to- sity continues to plague our gether, train together, or work SAT, JUN 2 community, it’s crucial for with a coach in the pool. Even parents and children to focus if you have a pool at home, it 2 - 4PM on staying active. Swimming is where you gather with your has been shown to produce friends and family. Exercising positive effects on the health and socializing together doesn’t and wellbeing. only have physical health ben- Swimming has all three efi ts but also leads to improved elements of physical activ- mental health. Swimmers have ity recommended to keep kids been shown to have lower lev- healthy: endurance, strength, els of anxiety and depression WEEKLY CAMPS 390 Murray Hill Parkway and fl exibility. Swimming pro- than their peers did. th ST vides kids with the tools, skills, Make a splash this sum- JUN 18 – AUG 31 East Rutherford NJ 07073 and dedication to maintain mer. Your body and mind will Daily and Weekly Options Available MeadowlandsYMCA.org healthier lives as adults. thank you! ### PAGE 18 - The Gazette Newspaper May 2018 Heights Hosts 11th Avia

On Friday, April 13, 2018, and concluded at 9 p.m. They at Gary Depken Athletic Field, included: pole vault, high jump, the Hasbrouck Heights Jr./Sr. shot-put, discus, javelin, triple High School hosted the Aviator jump and long jump. Invitational Relays. About 40 Participating in the All high schools and 1,200 athletes North Jersey NJSIAA Group 1 participated. & 2 meet were 28 teams from: This is the 11th major invi- Becton, Cresskill, Dwight-En- tational championship meet to glewood, Fort Lee, Garfield, be held at Depken Field since Hasbrouck Heights, Hawthorne, the new facilities were installed. Immaculate Conception, Lake- (The event used to be called the land, Lodi, Lyndhurst, Mahwah, Twin-Borough Relays.) Manchester, Newark Tech, New- During opening ceremonies, ton, North Arlington, Palisades at the “Wall of Fame Honor- Park, Park Ridge, Pascack Hills, ees,” Rebecca Fortoul (2012), Pequannock, Ramsey, River Irene Cedano (2013), Alex Sisco Dell, Rutherford, Saddle Brook, (2012), Ron Blauvelt, Scott Secaucus, Verona, Wallington Roche, Rich Baker and Randy and Wood-Ridge. Riordon, were recognized for The event was headed by their Track and Field accom- Rob Brady who has been the plishments. (See page 21.) HHHS Head Track Coordinator Track events started at 4 for 24 years (and associated with p.m. and fi nished at 8:30 p.m. the track program for 28 years). They included: 6,400 meter HHHS Director of Athletics, relay, 400 meter relay, interme- Mike Scuilla, helped organize diate hurdle relay, 800 meter this meet with officials, team relay, 3,200 meter relay, sprint entries, etc. medley, shuttle hurdle relay, All proceeds from the meet distance medley relay and 1,600 went to the Hasbrouck Heights meter relay. Track Program. ### Field events started at 4 p.m. May 2018 The Gazette Newspaper - PAGE 19 ator Invitational Relays PAGE 20 - The Gazette Newspaper May 2018 W-R/Moonachie Little League Opening Day The Wood-Ridge/Moon- Little Leaguers lined the and others who help make recognized: the nine-year olds pledge. achie Little League started infi eld and the program began the League a success. He also who won the division and the Wood-Ridge Mayor Paul their 67th Opening Day with with the National Anthem. thanked the Borough of Wood- 12-year olds that won their Sarlo threw out the fi rst pitch a parade from the CVS Phar- Little League President for Ridge for the major renovations fourth consecutive district -- starting the offi cial season. macy on Valley Boulevard, to the past 25 years, Phil Romero, and clean-up and Ralph Lag- championship (9, 10, 11 and 12). The League was started in the 6th Street Field on Saturday, officiated and thanked the riola for his assistance Braden Negro stated the 1951. The annual raffl e draw- April 14, 2018. sponsors, managers/coaches, 2107 District teams were Little League pledge. Coach ing was held and the top sellers Ray Crewes stated the coaches' were recognized. ###

Following the Little League ceremony there was a brief opening day for girls' softball at the 14th Street fi eld. Mayor Sarlo recognized the 3 and 4th Grade Rec team league champions and the summer softball 4-5th Grade U Gals champions before tossing out the fi rst pitch to begin the season. About 100 girls participate in the Wood-Ridge softball program. It is open to Kinder- garten to Eighth Grade. ### May 2018 The Gazette Newspaper - PAGE 21 Matt Fenton Memorial 5K June 3 On Sunday, June 3, 2018, includes awards ceremony, at 9 a.m., the 8th Annual Matt random prizes and family fun Fenton Memorial 5K Run/ and kids activities. Walk at Willow Lake Park, Race proceeds will support will start at the Little Ferry local fi rst responders, as well Public Safety Building/Senior as the Semper Fi Fund, which Center at 95 Main Street, Little provides services for wounded Ferry, NJ. and critically ill service mem- This USATF sanctioned bers from all branches of the Grand Prix Event is 500 points. United States Armed Forces Pre-registration is $20 with day (www.semperfi fund.org) of race $25, starting at 7:30 a.m. • Lost to us on May 5, Student rate is $15. 2006, Sgt. Matthew J. Fenton Register online until June 1 was a larger than life figure at www.raceforum.com/little- to those who were blessed ferry or register by mail before to know him. Fatally injured Aviators Wall of Fame 2018 Inductees June 1. For race information, while conducting combat op- Prior to the 11th Annual group 1 title in 2012. best vault of 13' 6". He capped go to www.littleferrynj.org or erations in Iraq, Sgt. Fenton’s Hasbrouck Heights Aviator • Rebecca Fortoul, Class off that great season with a 9th email: Moses.racedirector@ service to our Country shall not Invitational Relays on April 13, of 2012, 800m, 1600m and place fi nish at the state meet of gmail.com be forgotten. 2018, the following Hasbrouck 3200m Rebecca was and still champions. Cash prizes and awards Sgt. Fenton was with the Heights Track & Field alumni is the best female distance run- • 1986 4x400 Relay Team for top 3 male/female overall Forces Reserve’s Inspector were inducted into the "Wall ner the their programs' history of Ron Blauvelt, Scott Roche, medals, gift certifi cates to top and Instructor Staff, 1st Bat- of Fame." and holds both the indoor and Rich Baker, Randy Riordon. 3 male/female in 5-year age- talion, 25th Marine Regiment, • Irene Ceddano, Class outdoor school records in the Rock stars of their time and groups up to 80+, top male/ 4th Marine Division, Fort De- of 2013, Shot Put & Discus. 1600m and 3200m runs. made track the cool thing to female Little Ferry resident vens, Massachusetts. At his Irene is a two time sectional • Alex Sisco, Class of 2012, do in Hasbrouck Heights. Blau- prizes, and top male/female funeral, Sgt. Fenton was made champion, two time Bergen Pole Vault, 400 IH, 800M, velt a county champion in the First Responder prize. an honorary Little Ferry Police County group champion and a 4x400 Relay. He was the 2012 100m dash. Roche county level Amenities include refresh- Offi cer, the job which he was to three time league champion in NJ State Group Champion in sprinter. Baker a dominant ments, DJ, B-Tag scoring by hold upon his return to Little the shot put. She added a state the pole vault with a personal 200m and 400m runner. ### Compuscore, and T-shirts to Ferry. ### fi rst 700 runners. Event also HHMA Memorial Golf Tournament K-C Communion TEB 5K Run July 14 The Hasbrouck Heights buffet (salad, penne vodka, Breakfast with The 21st Annual PSE&G before July 13, and $30 on race Men’s Association will be sausage, peppers, onions and Kevin Boothe Bergen County United Way day. Register at www.berge- holding their Annual Bizik potatoes, eggplant rollatini, Teterboro Airport 5K Run is nunitedway.org Hughes Memorial Golf Outing chicken marsala, vegetables, On June 24, 2018, at the scheduled for 8:30 a.m., on Security will be tight. Two on Wednesday, May 23, 2018, rice, dessert and coffee) to fol- 10th Annual Breakfast, former Saturday, July 14, 2018, at Jet forms of ID are required. All at Meadows Golf Club, 79 Two low after golf. New York Giants football of- Aviation (Moonachie Avenue). bags are subject to be searched. Bridges Road, Lincoln Park. For more information, call fensive lineman Kevin Boothe, Last year’s event attracted No one will be allowed entry All money raised will be 201-725-2917. email spalla- will be the guest speaker at almost 600 runners and this to the airport and race staging awarded as scholarships to [email protected] ### the Wood-Ridge St. Anthony year even more are expected. area after 7:55 a.m. qualifi ed graduating seniors of Council, Knights of Columbus Well known as a “must- The 21st Annual Teter- Hasbrouck Heights. Communion Breakfast. Mem- run” summer race, the course boro Airport 5K will benefi t Cost is $125 and includes: W-R Lions Golf bers of the Knights, friends and is certifi ed and sanctioned by A Home for Heroes, building round of golf, cart, plus cash families, will attend the 9:30 USATF and is a Grand Prix safe, affordable housing for lo- contest of longest drive, closest Outing May 7 a.m. Mass at the Assumption Church in Wood-Ridge. The Series Race. cal military families. to pin, pot of gold and features a The Wood-Ridge Lions The course is fl at out and So, don’t miss out! Join $10,000 hole in one, plus 50/50 breakfast will take place at the Club will be holding their an- Graycliff in Moonachie follow- back with only fi ve turns, two nearly 1,000 military and civil- and raffl e. Registration starts nual golf outing on Monday, water stops and mile clocks ian runners, spectators and vol- at 7:30 a.m. Shotgun start at 9 ing the Mass. May 7, 2018, at The Meadows Kevin Boothe, a graduate on the runway. Run is 500 unteers on the runway and give a.m. and best ball format. Golf Course. Tee off at 8:30 USATF-NJ NBGP points. at-risk and homeless Veterans a Hot and cold breakfast of Cornell University, played a.m. Cost is $135 per golfer. for the New York Giants, win- Features ChronoTrack B- place to call home! buffet (eggs, sausage, bacon, Registration includes continen- Tag Scoring, Food, DJ, etc. Race director is Cheryl potatoes, bagels, fruit, donuts, ning two Super Bowls with the tal breakfast, lunch, green fees, team, both against the New This year’s top fi nishers will Moses. Results will be at: muffi ns, coffee, tea and juice) prizes, cart and souvenir gift. receive CASH prizes and cov- www.compuscore.com. For starts at 7:30 a.m., with lunch England Patriots. For reservations, please call For tickets contact any eted runners' gear. more information go to: www. Ed Garrett at 201-641-2803 or Registration fee is $25 bergenunitedway.org ### member of K of C. Tickets are HH Lions Golf e-mail at [email protected] $20 per person. Provided by Proceeds will fund Lions Peter Gallo Jr. ### Outing May 11 Club projects. ### The 54th Annual Tourna- Rutherford 2018 Care Walk May 6 ment is scheduled for Friday, Tennis Badges May 11, 2018, at the Meadows The Cooley’s Anemia Club in Lincoln Park. Fee is Foundation (CAF) (dedicated All Rutherford residents $125 and includes golf, cart, to battling the genetic blood interested in utilizing tennis lunch and dinner with bever- disorder thalassemia, a.k.a. courts must purchase a badge ages, plus prizes. Cooley’s Anemia), will hold at the Recreation Department. The event is sponsored by the 5th Annual Care Walk at The Recreation Department is the Hasbrouck Heights Lions Hasbrouck Heights Woodland open until 7 p.m. on Wednes- Club. All proceeds to benefi t Park on Sunday, May 6, 2018, day evenings until the end of various community charities. from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., food, June 2018. The fee for a badge If you are interested in face painting, clowns and DJ is as follows: $15 for adults, $5 playing or being a sponsor music. for senior citizens and $20 for please contact Mike Scuilla at For details, call Lisa at a guest badge email: mscuilla130@gmail. 201-306-2951 or email lisa. Any resident group of 10 No Obligation Package! com ### [email protected] ### persons or more who wish to use any Borough Park facility is required to apply for a Park Road Courtesy is Contagious Permit. For more information call 201-460-3015. ### PAGE 22 - The Gazette Newspaper May 2018 Zabransky Turns 95 All the guests at Frank Zabransky’s 95th birthday party had the opportunity to take a multiple choice test to see how much they really knew about Frank. This was a unique way of covering his biography. The 15-question test covered many of his accomplishments, experiences and service to his Wood-Ridge First Place Winners community. The celebration took place on April 8, 2018, at the Ameri- can Sokol Hall in Little Ferry. Your Brain Frank was born on April 4, 1923, in Little Ferry. He at- and Body tended high school in Lodi and attended Colgate University As part of their “Monday after he spent time in the Army Roche Inc., for 33 years. Afternoon at The Library” during World War II. Frank, by going over each series of seminars, The Has- Little Ferry attendees who received a Silver Award He later earned a Master's of the answers to the quiz, was brouck Heights Free Public Degree in Pharmacology and able to share many anecdotes Library presented a talk intitled South Bergen Municipal Chemistry from the University of his life. At 95, he shows “Healthy Aging: Tips for your of Minnesota. Frank was em- no signs whatever of slowing Brain and Body.” The program ployed as a Pharmacologist and down and is an inspiration to all held on March 19, 2018, was Joint Insurance Fund a Toxicologist at Hoffmann-La that "age is only a number." ### presented by Shelley Steiner of Alzheimer’s New Jersey. Local Towns Awarded Shelley stated that just be- Van Martin Entertains at HH cause you forget where you put $21,750 for Safety Efforts something or why you entered Leisure Club Spring Meeting a room, does not mean you are Towns that are members savings over the past 32 years. losing it. These are common of the South Bergen Municipal Municipalities who are He now performs at senior occurences with aging. Un- Joint Insurance Fund (South members of the South Bergen meetings and senior centers fortunately, there has become Bergen JIF) received awards JIF achieved these results by throughout the state. a great fear in older people totaling $21,750 for their safety conducting safety meetings, Van’s performance includ- that these things mean you are efforts. All 23 eligible member safety training and by com- ed selections made famous developing dementia. municipalities qualified for pleting investigations after an by the members of the “Rat She stated that aging well the awards at the 27th Annual accident has occurred in order Pack,” Frank Sinatra, Dean means taking care of your brain Safety Kickoff. to identify corrective action to Martin and Sammy Davis Jr. as well as your body. Your over- By preventing accidents, prevent future occurrences. He also sang songs made fa- all health as you age depends on municipalities have saved their In addition, the Executive mous by Louis Prima and Neil your genes, environment and taxpayers millions of dollars Safety Committee’s honored Diamond. He concluded his lifestyle. Lifestyle factors that in insurance premiums. Since the memory of one of the JIF’s program with an excellent ren- may help are managing your 1991, the JIF has reduced its founding fathers by naming dition of “God Bless America”. health, healthy diet, physical accident rate by 67% from 5.73 the 1st place award the Victor During the meeting portion activity and exercise, continued lost time accidents per 100 em- Gardella Memorial Award. of the afternoon, President Pe- learning/intellectual activity, ployees to last year’s 1.9. The The Chairman of the SB JIF ter Gallo, announced the candi- social interactions and suffi - safety program focuses on low- also recognized the leadership dates who are seeking offi ce for cient amount of sleep. ering the risks associated with and efforts of Executive Com- On April 11, 2018, mem- the next two years. The election Shelley went into great municipal operations such as mittee member Charles Cuccia bers of the Leisure Club of Has- will take place at the May 9th detail on each of the factors police, fi re, public works, and ( Borough of Maywood) for his brouck Heights, were treated meeting. He also announced mentioned above. She stated recreational facilities. efforts throughout the years. to the talent of Van Martin, a that Giresi’s Caterers will cater that to get started you must Formed in 1986, the South This year’s safety award win- talented singer. the Installation Luncheon at the build healthy lifestyle habits Bergen JIF has allowed mu- ners are: In his hey-days, Van ap- June 13th meeting. The cost into your daily routine and nicipalities from Southern peared in the showrooms of the for members is $15 per person. get support from friends, fam- Bergen County to collectively Victor Gardella most prestigious casinos in Las Reservations must be made by ily and community programs. pool their resources saving Memorial Award Vegas and Atlantic City as well June 1, 2018. Provided by Peter Provided by Peter Gallo Jr. ### taxpayers millions of dollars. Wood-Ridge (Tie) $3,000 as New York City nightclubs. Gallo Jr. ### By maintaining a very low Edgewater (Tie) $3,000 overhead and using extensive loss control, risk management Gold Award Winners and claims management tech- Rochelle Park $1,500 niques the South Bergen JIF Moonachie $1,500 has proven to be a valuable Carlstadt $1,500 resource for towns and is one of the most successful examples Silver Award Winners of inter-local cooperation in the Ridgefi eld Park $1,000 history of the State. Hackensack $1,000 Elmwood Park $1,000 South Bergen JIF Chair- On April 15, 2018, the Cut N. Arlington $1,000 man John Hansen (East Ruth- Block Barber Shop in Wood- Little Ferry $1,000 erford member) was a presenter Ridge hosted an Autism fund- Lodi $1,000 at the Breakfast. He spoke to raiser. The money raised was the audience about safety and donated to POAC (Parents Of Bronze Award Winners the benefi ts of being a South Autistic Children). E. Rutherford $750 Bergen JIF member. He em- Brody is now 4 and a half Fairview $750 phasized the importance of the years old and has Autism and Wallington $750 safety program and that it was every day is a journey. The S. Hackensack $750 a privilege for municipalities in parents are thankful to have so Rutherford $750 Southern Bergen County to be many people helping them in Maywood $750 associated with the JIF while raising awareness. Provided Fort Lee $750 realizing millions of dollars in by Lauren Bergner. ### May 2018 The Gazette Newspaper - PAGE 23 Reach Helpline Blue Mass May 20 Service On May 20, 2018, Church in law enforcement both in As of June 30, 2018, it is of the Assumption of Our Wood-Ridge and throughout with great diffi culty and sad- Blessed Lady, located at 143 other police departments. Rec- ness, after serving the people First Street, would like to invite ognition will also be given to of Hasbrouck heights for 36 all the men and women in law all fi refi ghters who serve the years, that we must announce enforcement to attend a special Borough of Wood-Ridge. A that REACH will be ceasing Mass at 9:30 a.m. An invitation special prayer will be offered operation. is extended to the members of for all police offi cers, fi refi ght- At one point in its 36 years, the Wood-Ridge Fire Depart- ers and their families. we are doing over 700 calls a ment. During the Mass we will year and we had more than 50 This Mass will be to rec- be blessing our newly acquired volunteers, both inside work- ognize the sacrifi ce and dedi- statues of Saint Michael, patron ers and drivers. We provided cation of all those who serve Saint of Police Officers and this service fi ve days a week. Saint Florian, Patron Saint of Now we are down to a handful Firefi ghters. of workers an therefore find We would like to thank the it necessary to stop this vital Wood-Ridge PBA Local 313 service to the others who live and to the Men and Women in our community. of the Wood-Ridge Fire De- We thank the Churches in partment for their generous town who have given fi nancial donation. support all these years and We will reserve pews for the many residents who have all offi cers and fi refi ghters who donated to keep this service For information attend and ask that they come going. We especially want to about advertising in uniform and invite family thank the volunteers who do- members as well. No RSVP is in The Gazette nated their time, gas, wear and necessary. tear on their cars to drive and Newspaper call Questions may be directed answer the calls. We are proud 201-288-8656 to Councilman Ezio Altamura of our 36 years of service. ### and build your who serves as liaison to the WRPD at ealtamura@njwo- business now! odridge.org. ### Pray for Peace

Walking With Jesus On Saturday March 3, 2018, people from the community attended Bible Baptist's "Walk with Jesus." Everyone experienced Passion Week in a new way by visiting stations such as Jesus' Triumphal Entry and decorated palm branches. They watched his betrayal by Judas. People even wit- nessed Mary grieving the loss of her son after his Cruciﬁ xion. The response from the people was tremendous. This will probably be something the Church will expand for next year. Provided by Len Leuci. ### PAGE 24 - The Gazette Newspaper May 2018

Taizé Service The Gospel of Center for The First Tuesday Evening 220 Boulevard Prayer service will take place Mark: Part 2 Food Action Hasbrouck Heights on May 1, 2018, at 7:30 p.m. at Chapters 11 to 16 of the Food donations of canned, 201-288-4373 Holy Trinity Lutheran Church, Gospel of Mark will be the fo- jarred and boxed non-perish- www.thereligiousshoppe.com 92 Burton Avenue, Hasbrouck cus of the Spring Bible Study at able items, as well as super- Heights. The Taizé service Holy Trinity Lutheran Church market gift cards, are welcome. Religious Gifts for all Occasions You can host a food drive at includes 30 minutes of prayer, in Hasbrouck Heights. Baptism Communion Confi rmation your workplace, school, club, simple chant and silence; a The Gospel of Mark has Weddings Anniversaries Birthdays business or place of Worship. peaceful respite to the busy been called “the Reader’s Di- Graduations Ordination Holidays demands of everyday life. gest version” of the Gospel, a For a list of their most needed Prayers for healing and re- documentary proceeding at a items, or for more information newal, with laying on of hands, breathless pace, full of words go to: cfanj.org conclude each service. like amazed, astounded, ter- Annually, CFA collects May 13 continues the 2nd rifi ed. Jesus is a phenomenon and distributes more than Sunday Family Communion loose on the earth and Mark $5,000,000 worth of food. service beginning at 9:15 a.m. is determined to capture its CFA was founded in 1976. The service is fi lled with fun impact for all generations. It is a non-profi t that provides and family, friendly, informal They meet on Thursday at emergency services to northern worship and gives anyone 7 p.m. Attendance at Part 1 is New Jersey’s poorest and most wishing to participate in an not a pre-requisite! Part Two vulnerable residents. earlier worship service an op- will end on May 17. CFA provides food, hous- portunity to do so. For further For more information, con- ing, utility, and heating as- information, please the Church tact Pastor Susan by email at sistance and offers counsel- offi ce at 201-288-6889. ### pastorsusanholytrinitynj@ ing and advocacy services to gmail.com or by phone at 201- low-income individuals and Every gun that is made, 288-6889. ### families. ### every warship launched, every rocket fi red, signifi es in the fi - He that is of the opinion Compassionate Service nal sense a theft from those who Pray for money will do everything hunger and are not fed, those may well be suspected Quality Flowers who are cold and not clothed.-- Peace of doing everything General Dwight D. Eisenhower for money. B.F.

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BIBLE BAPTIST CHURCH CARLSTADT FIRST Gianna's 31 Passaic, Hasbrouck Heights PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Repast menus start at $17.95 288-4139 • www.biblebaptist.net The Community’s Church Includes coffee, tea & soda Rev. Eric Dammann, Pastor Sunday Worship @ 10 am 843 Washington Ave., Carlstadt, NJ Sun: 8 am Prayer Partners Meet Division Avenue @ Third Street 201-460-7997 • www.giannas.biz 8:30 am Service (Traditional) 201-438-5526 • cfpchurch.org & FB 11 am Service (Contemporary) The Rev. Donald Pitches Repast Menus start from $19.99 Costa Memorial Home Reformed Presbyterian 3 Course Meal w/soda, coffee & tea included Boulevard & Central Avenue 117 Moonachie Road, Moonachie Hasbrouck Heights, NJ 201-641-4010 www.bazzarellirestaurant.com 201-288-0234 FIRST REFORMD CHURCH www.costamemorialhome.com FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN HASBROUCK HEIGHTS Repast Menus OF MOONACHIE Established 1975 300 Burton Ave. @ Washington Ave. start from 221 Moonachie Road $17.95 Dignifi ed Services For All Faiths 201-288-1122 • fi [email protected] Parish Offi ce: 201-939-7920 Sun. 9 am Sun. School • 10 am Worship 4 Course Meal w/soda, coffee, Vincent L. Costa, Manager (NJ Lic. No. 3807) Sun. Worship service: 11:30 am Rev. Debbie Rundecker, Pastor tea and dessert included Rev. Samuel Weddington, Pastor Joseph A. Costa, Director (NJ Lic. No. 3809) Believe. Belong. Become. 107 Moonachie Road, Moonachie All Are Welcome! 201-440-3339 • bistro107nj.com Joseph L. Costa • 1938-2012 Members of the SeeNew Jersey store Pre-Paid for list. Funeral Trust Fund Assembly Methodist Hennessey Heights Funeral Home & Cremation Service 232 Kipp Avenue, Hasbrouck Heights, NJ 07604 • 201-288-1362

TRANSFORMATION CHRIST FIRST UNITED Quality Service. Best price. Guaranteed. LIFE CHURCH METHODIST CHURCH 190 Valley Blvd. • Wood-Ridge 57 Burton HH • 201-288-4636 Funerals for $2,895 201-935-4719 • www.tlcassembly.org Rev. Kim, Pastor • 201-240-7811 Sun. Worship: 8:30 am & 11 am Includes*: Transfer • Embalming • 4 Hour Visitation www.facebook.com/CFUMCHH Basic Services of Funeral Director & Staff • Burial or Cremation Sun. School for All Ages: 10 am Sun. 10:15 am • Worship & Praise Kids Church: 11 am * Does not include casket, outer burial container, memorial package Coffee Hour Fellowship Monthly and any cash advances. Please visit our web site or Rev. Jim Armpriester, Jr., Pastor Thurs. 7 pm Bible Study call us for more information on packages and pricing. “A Reputation for Excellence • A Commitment to Value” Take Your Family to Church Matthew Connors, Manager Scott Nimmo, Director Andrew Nimmo, Director NJ Lic. No. 4985 NJ Lic. No. 3542 NJ Lic. No. 5004 www.hennesseyheightsfuneralhome.com • Prearrangements available May 2018 The Gazette Newspaper - PAGE 25 Thyroid Cancer Senior Fitness Brain Health . Support Group Put the Spring back in your Event June 10 Filling You In Thyroid Cancer Survivors’ step. Join Joan for fi tness fun, Association, Inc. will meet on for free, at Wood-Ridge Senior On Sunday, June 10, 2018, By Jeffrey E. Mason, D.M.D. Thursday, May 3, 2018, from Center, 495 Highland Avenue, The Nutrition and Wellness 6 to 8 p.m., at The Wood- Monday, 9-9:45 a.m., Wednes- Unit will be coordinating What you should know fi culty controlling their blood Ridge Memorial Library. All day, 11-11:45 a.m., and Friday, another HealthEASE Senior about Periodontal Disease sugar, and pregnant women are welcome. No registration 11-11:45. For more information Wellness Event for Bergen with gum disease are more It’s important to brush your required. ### email: bracetheace@verizon. County Seniors age 60 plus, likely than those with healthy net ### from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., at The teeth for two minutes twice a gums to deliver preterm, low Hasbrouck Heights Public day, as well as fl oss between- birth-weight babies. Library. Provided by Myrna them at least once a day. Prac- Bruno, Senior Wellness Spe- ticing these positive oral health How will my Dentist treat cialist. ### habits can prevent the buildup my gum disease? of plaque between your teeth, In the early stages of gum which can cause periodontal disease, most treatments sin- • Stair Lifts disease, or gum disease. An volve a special cleaning by your • Scooters L-F First Aid estimated 65 million Ameri- dentist, referred to asscaling • Ramps The Little Ferry First Aid cans have periodontitis, the and root planing. Scaling in- • Much more Corps, located at 95 Main advanced form of gum disease, volves scraping off the tartar according to the Centers for from above and below your Call Today! Street, will be hosting a Paint Night Fundraiser, at the Little DiseaseControl and Preven- gum line. Root planing gets rid 201-257-8264 Ferry Public Safety Building on tion. Gum disease can loosen of rough spots on your tooth stairliftsnj.net May 25, 2018. The cost is $45. your teeth and even lead to root where germs gather and Sales • Service • Rentals This event will help raise funds tooth loss. helps remove bacteria from Free Home Evaluation for equipment and service on your mouth. Your dentist also Hasbrouck Heights Showroom the ambulance. For more in- What is gum disease? may prescribe special mouth- by Appointment formation, please call Justin at Gum disease is a chronic washes or topical treatments. 201-478-8947. ### bacterial infection that affects More advanced cases may the gums and bone supporting require surgical treatment to your teeth. It develops when- remove the infected gum tissue Health Tip plaque accumulates along your or teeth. Levine Eye Center Eat Breakfast gumline, causing your gums 33 Lincoln Avenue, Rutherford, NJ 07070 How are you supposed to to become infl amed. Healthy How is gum disease pre- 201-438-4418 • www.levineeyecenter.com have energy and a functioning gums appear coral pink and vented? mind if you are not feeding fi rm and form a sharp point Removing plaque through Dr. Marie Levine, OD proudly announces your body? where they meet your tooth. daily brushing and fl ossing and Dr. Chelsea Levine-Cusenza Eating breakfast is one of The early stage of gum disease visiting your dentist twice a is called gingivitis. In this has joined Levine Eye Center the most important steps to los- year for cleanings are the best ing weight and being healthy. stage, the gums redden, swell ways to minimize your risk We offer comprehensive eye care for all ages including: Skipping breakfast causes and bleed easily; however, there of gum disease. You also can- cataract care, glaucoma care, children’s eye care, hunger pains, binge eating and is usually little to no discomfort lower your risk by maintaining contact lens services, optical on-site irritability. Even if all you eat with gingivitis. a healthy diet and abstaining- We have the technology to tackle these issues: is a piece of toast with peanut from tobacco use. ### • Halogen headlight glare butter on it as you run out the What causes gum dis- • Better progressives door, the fuel you give your ease? Ref: Academy of General • Contacts over age 40 body in the morning will help Plaque buildup is the pri- Dentistry 2017 • Blue light exposure from computers & devices you function better all day mary cause of gum disease. long. ### If plaque isn’t removed each Dr. Jeffrey Mason is a Senior Eye Glass Special day by brushing and fl ossing,it cosmetic and general dentist hardens. The hard plaque, at 232 Boulevard, Hasbrouck Levine Eye Center offers a BUDGET PACKAGE PODIATRIST known as tartar, contains bac- Heights, NJ. 201-288-4447, for eye glasses for our Medicare patients teria that can irritate gums and www.DrJeffreyMason.com (new or current) without coverage for eye glasses Diabetic foot care, fungal nails, corns, calluses break down the fi bers that hold the gums tightly to the teeth, ERIC S. ROSEN, DPM Health Tip Frame + Lenses Package creating periodontal pockets 201-880-5422 Eat Breakfast Single Vision: $69 full pair that fill with bacteria. This How are you supposed to Lined Bifocal: $89 full pair Servicing Bergen, Hudson can lead to severe infection, have energy and a functioning and Passaic Counties pain and swelling. Your tooth mind if you are not feeding * Frame from special selection. Additional cost for higher for over 20 years. than average power. With this ad. Expires 12/31/18 or teeth also may loosen and your body? 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Moonachie Seniors Rocking Horse Celebrating the Community Experience Ranch Trip South Bergen's Largest Independent Newspaper Are Doing It Again Little Ferry Seniors are Join the Mooonachie se- la," an Italian favorite delight. planning a 5 day trip to Rock- niors and see some new and You will probably be standing ing Horse Ranch starting June Newspaper for Carlstadt • E. Rutherford • Hasbrouck Heights Little Ferry • Lodi • Moonachie • Rutherford entertaining shows. The fol- and clapping after every song 11, 2018, at a cost of $759 pp. South Hackensack • Teterboro • Wallington • Wood-Ridge lowing is the 2018 schedule sung by Vincent Talarico, an all double occupancy and $909 Published Monthly. Issued the fi rst week of the month. through July. around entertainer. A complete single occupancy. Distributed via U.S. Postal Service and available at select locations. All issues are available online FREE in pdf format. • Tuesday, May 15, the Club luncheon will be served. The Price includes daytime 345 Boulevard, Hasbrouck Heights, NJ 07604 will be going to Doolan's. If you cost is $59 pp. The bus leaves activities, round trip transpor- 201-288-8656 • Fax: 201-288-7215 love Patsy, Judy and Neil, you'll at 10 a.m. tation, hotel/meal gratuities and www.The-Gazette-Newspaper.com surely love this show of a life- Remember, you do not much more. ### Email: [email protected] time, plus an all star comedian have to be a member of the For further information and dancing. Moonachie Senior Club or and reservations call Colette Member: New Jersey Press Association A complete luncheon, in- even live in Moonachie to en- Caminiti, 201-641-4973. ### Fritz Rethage ...... Editor • Publisher cluding a one hour open bar. joy a wonderful day out with Marie Gallo ...... Assistant to the Editor The cost is $53 pp. The bus friends. The tour buses leave Nancy Halloran ...... Copy Editor leaves at 9:40 a.m. from the Moonachie Senior Little Ferry Seniors Peter J. Gallo Jr...... Contributor • Wednesday, June 13, Center which is right behind The Little Ferry Seniors have Dennis Kronyak Sr...... Contributing Photographer the Club will be going to the the Moonachie First Aid Squad their meetings on the second Pauline Freedman ...... Bookkeeping Hunterdon Hills Playhouse to on Moonachie Road. Thursday of each month at 1 see "The House is Rockin" live For information and reser- p.m., located at 95 Main Street Deadlines are: Editorial copy and completed ad material is due impersonations to re-create the vations, call Ann at 201-641- Senior Center. the 5th day of month preceding issue. Issued about the fi rst week of the month. © 2018 All Rights Reserved. Published by The Iron most exciting musical acts of 5788, or Audrey at 201-440- Little Ferry residents age 62 Horse Advertising and Marketing Company, Inc. Reproduction of the past 60 years. There is a 2710. ### or older are welcome to join and any photos requires permission. Photos are available @ http:// selection of seven wonderful participate in luncheons and gazette-newspaper.smugmug.com/ “The Gazette” may represent and tasty luncheons to choose bus trips. For more informa- “The Gazette Newspaper for Carlstadt, East Rutherford, from at the time of arrival plus tion, call Robert at 201-440- Hasbrouck Heights, Little Ferry, Lodi, Moonachie, Rutherford, Bingo! South Hackensack, Teterboro, Wallington and Wood-Ridge.” their famous dessert tables. The 4815 or 201-641-3704. ### Press releases welcomed. Photo submission of original and cost is $63 pp. The bus leaves Little Ferry Seniors: Bingo unpublished photos are accepted for exclusive use in The Gazette at 9:40 a.m. and/or www.hasbrouck-heights.net. Email original jpg (under 5 is played every 2nd and 4th • Tuesday, July 17, for the meg) and include photo details. Names should be listed left to Tuesday of the month at the fi rst time, but not for the last Smoke right. Publisher reserves the right to accept or refuse any adver- Senior Center starting at 12:30 tising. Advertisers assume all liability for all content of advertise- time. the Club will be going p.m. Refreshments served. For Detectors ments. The Publisher is not responsible for any loss claimed by to the beautiful Crystal Point more info call 201-440-4815. advertiser in cases of errors or omissions. Yacht Club to listen to and Not responsible for typographical errors or omissions. ### Save Lives enjoy a show entitled "Ciao Bel- The Boulevard Mall

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Lodi AARP #2015 Lodi Senior May 2018 ER Seniors Program Schedule Meetings are held on the Club News The AARP Chapter #2015 2nd and 4th Tuesdays of the Heights Senior Calendar of Lodi meets at noon the The Lodi Senior Citizens month at the Civic Center, 37 third Tuesday of every month Club meets on the second and Vreeland Avenue, at 1 p.m. Open to All Hasbrouck Heights Seniors at the Lodi Senior Center, 22 fourth Tuesday of every month. Refreshments are served and Check bulletin board for any change. Walnut Place. Each meeting Every Thursday is “Fun Bingo follows each meeting. will have either a speaker or Day.” They have a Pool Ta- Free blood-pressure screenings SENIOR ACTIVITIES entertainment as well as light ble, and Shuffl e Board. Do are held on the 4th Tuesday of Monday, May 7, 14, 21 refreshments. New members what your doctor says, “Keep the month beginning at 11:30 are welcome. 2018 dues are $10 Movin” with exercise and line 10:00 a.m. to 3 p.m. Senior Lounge Open to all a.m. New members are wel- for the year. National AARP dancing or Bingo, card playing 10:00 a.m. Games, Cards and Mahjong come. Please contact Josephine membership is also required. or come and enjoy the hot new at 201-460-1989. 1 p.m. - 2:30 p.m. Tai Chi For membership information adult coloring craze in the art Upcoming Bus Trips: Monday, May 28, Building closed contact Stan at 973-779-8544. corner or just come and enjoy • May 10, 2018. Show and Tuesday, May 1, 8, 15, 22, 29 • May 15, 2018, regular a day with friends. Entertainment at La Neve's, monthly meeting. Mother’s 10:00 a.m. Line dancing $1.00 Haledon, NJ. Day Luncheon. Music by the 2018 Trips and Events 12:45 p.m. Beginner’s Line Dancing $1.00 • June 27, 2018. Caesar's Pat Longo Band. • May 15, Pizza in the Casino, Bobby Rydell, Atlantic 2:00 p.m. Adv. Chair Yoga $1.00 • May 18, 2018. Instal- Club, Mother's Day at 1 p.m. City, NJ. 6:00 p.m. Card Night lation Luncheon and Dance • June 6, Bus trip to The Contact Josephine at 201- Wednesday, May 2 at the Venetian, Garfi eld, NJ. Waterfront at Silver Birches. 460-1989 for information and Food, dancing and entertain- 12:30 Leisure Club Board Meeting Music by Tommy Dee. Includes reservations. ment with "Jersey Chix." $45 Wednesday, May 9 Caesar’s Casino appetizer, buffet and one-hour open bar. $45 for members and members $50 non- members. The East Rutherford Se- 12:30 p.m. Leisure Club meeting $52 for non-members. Call 973- • June 12, Pizza in the niors sponsor a bus trip to Cae- Election of Offi cers 779-8544 for information. Club, Father's Day. at 1 p.m. sar’s Casino every 3rd Monday • June 19, 2018, regular • August 8, Casino trip to Ice Cream Party of the month. The cost is $30 monthly meeting. Father’s Resort International, Queens. Wednesday, May 16, 23, 30 with a return of $30 slot-play. Day Luncheon. Music by The Bus leaves at 9:30 a.m. $25. 10:00 a.m. to 2 p.m. Senior Lounge Open to all Bus leaves the CVS parking lot, Apache Twins. • August 28, Hot dogs in Paterson Avenue, East Ruther- 10:00 a.m. to 2 p.m. Games, Cards and Coffee • July 17, 2018, regular the Club, at 1 p.m. ford, at 9:30 a.m. All payments 2:00 p.m. Senior Stretch & Flex $1.00 monthly meeting Speaker from • September 11, Luncheon must be made in advance. For Thursday, May 3, 10, 17, 24, 31 Alzheimer’s NJ. in the Club by Santangelo's, at reservations and info, contact noon. 10:00 a.m. to 2 p.m. Senior Lounge Open to all Josephine at 201-460-1989. ### Trips and Events: • October 10, Black Forest 10:00 a.m. to 2 p.m. Games, Cards and Coffee • May 18, Installation Inn, bus leaves at 9 a.m. 10:00 a.m. to 2 p.m. Mahjong luncheon and dance at the Ve- • December 7, Christmas 2:00 p.m. Senior Yoga $1.00 Garfi eld netian, 546 River Dr., Garfi eld. Party at the Venetian, 12:30 to Friday, May 4, 18 • July 18, Bus trip to 4:30 p.m, • December 11, Pizza in 10:00 a.m. Fun Bingo AARP #2470 Hunterdon Hills Playhouse. Performance of “NUNSENSE” the Club, at 1 p.m. The Garfield AARP 12:00 p.m. Zumba Gold $1.00 • September 19, Bus trip PLUS, they usually have #2470 holds regular meetings 1:00 p.m. to 3 p.m. Games, Cards & Coffee to Resorts Casino AC. entertainment at most of the the second Monday of each Friday, May 11, 25 • November 14, Bus trip meetings. Come join if you month at 1 p.m. at the Garfi eld to Sands Casino, Bethlehem are a Lodi resident, 55 years 12:00 p.m. Zumba Gold $1.00 Senior Center on Midland Av- PA. ### or older on Tuesdays. Non- 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. Games, Cards & Coffee enue, from September through members welcome on Thurs- June. days. For more information, Leisure Club Events Each meeting they try Kip Center Trips call 973-472-6994 and leave a to cover legislative changes, message. ### Wednesday, May 9 health items and an outreach • Monday, May 14. Bus Election of new offi cers program that helps support trip to Sands Casino. Bus leaves Carvel Ice Cream Party after meeting the local food bank. They are the center at 8:30 a.m. and re- Carlstadt Senior Wednesday, June 13 looking forward to planning turns around 6 p.m. cost is $35 Friendship Club Installation of new offi cers trips and parties. and includes casino bonus. All seniors are welcome to • Monday, July 9. Bus The Carlstadt Senior Luncheon catered by Giresi's Caterers Inc. attend a meeting. Provided by trip to Caesar's Casino. Trip Friendship Club meets on the Dominick Librera. ### includes "Tribute to the Latin 1st and 3rd Wednesdays of the Casino" at the Circus Maximus month at 1:30 p.m. at the Civic Theater, bus transportation and Center. All Carlstadt seniors 60 casino bonus. Cost is $46 pp. years or older are encouraged A $25 deposit is required to join. Following activities are with the balance due by June scheduled: 15. Limited seating. Bus leaves • May 22 and 23, 2018, An Build Your Business at 9 a.m. and returns around 8 overnight trip to Lancaster, PA Advertise Here p.m. ### is planned to see "Jesus" at the Sight & Sound Theater, staying at the Eden Resort Hotel. Full Line of Home Health Products • June 19, 2018, Mt. Airy Resort, bonus, buffet and show. Compounding • Specializing in Oncology • Vitamins • July 10, 2018, River Lady Incontinence Supplies • Urological Products • Wound Items cruise and lunch at Captain's Home Diagnostic Test (blood pressure, blood sugar, peak fl ow meters) Inn, Forked River. Bathroom Safety Items • Orthopedic Products Walkers/Canes • August 23, 2018, Kruck- Diabetic & Respiratory Supplies • Aids to Daily Living er's, picnic. Call us for quotes, availability, etc. • September 28, 2018, to Formerly BeJay Pharmacy Sam Papasavas, RPh • Linda Stumper, RPh October 1, 2018, an extended trip is scheduled to "Rails in YOUR AD West Virginia." Contact Helene for information, 201-463-3000. Call 201-288-8656 450 Blvd., Hasbrouck Heights • 201-288-0404 • Fax 201-393-0859 ### Open 7 days: Mon. - Fri.: 9 am - 9 pm • Sat.: 9 am - 5 pm • Sun.: 9 am - 2 pm Rapid Refi ll Line: 888-516-8861 • FREE DELIVERY • Established 1954 We accept all insurance plans • Medicare • Medicaid • Worker’s Compensation Emergencies: Call 9-11 PAGE 28 - The Gazette Newspaper May 2018

to her like Marlon Brando, gave construction worker with hands when my Uncle wanted to sum- her a wink and a half smile and the size of oven doors was on mon his two sons he gave out a Artful Thinking told her how pretty she looked the scene to gather his son who whistle that was so loud that the and asked her if she'd like to came out of it all with only a factory workers at the United By Artie Maglionico • Lodi Historian hop on the handlebars and go scraped knee, torn pants and a Piece Dye Works...a good half for a ride. Much to my amaze- knotted head. mile away...used to punch out ding across a street corner on ment she agreed...anyone who He lifted Anthony to his thinking it was time to go And now, a word or two a bike is unheard of ...too many ever rode on the handle bars of feet, made sure that he wasn't home. Also, upon hearing that from the kids from Westervelt cars...too many risks and far too a bike knows that it's not the seriously injured and told him whistle, every kid on the hill... Place. many casualties. Still ...just as most comfortable seat in the to get his bike and go home. from 1st to Contant Avenue Bike riding was another in sleigh riding in winter we house especially going over As my uncle walked away he knew that it was supper time. source of entertainment for always took turns standing bumpy terrain...but she agreed looked at the rest of the bike What I remember most the kids from Westervelt Place at intersections or hill tops and I wasn't about to talk her riders and in a no nonsense tone about his legendary whistle... and although we didn't travel watching out for that occasional out of it. of voice said, ''No More!” was that you only heard it once. far we certainly traveled hard. automobile. True, cars were on I was in my element now. A man of few words was One loud, long, authoritative On this one particular occa- the rise but what little traffi c My bike, my turf, my friends Anthony's dad, few though whistle...My uncle could have sion a recent thunder shower there was seldom ventured out and my girlfriend...the girl with they were, those two words been a great magician, when he had washed down a patch of during a snow storm, especially red hair...the prettiest of all “No More!” hit the ground whistled my cousins and every sand from the Arnot St. hill if it meant going up that steep the girls sitting on the handle- like a felled oak tree and sent other kid on the street vanished. that settled on the corner...in Arnot Street hill. bars...I had really come into my everyone running for cover. Believe me folks, he wasn’t just front of the store. Seeing this What did wreak havoc on own. Having her that close to The impact was second only whistling Dixie. ### as an added dimension to our our winter wonderland was the me was exciting beyond mea- to “Let There Be Light!” but already action packed summer dreaded DPW snowplow. The sure...nothing compared to it. even that phrase had twice as we hopped onto our bikes and sight of it clawing its way up the The scent of her perfume had many words. one at a time hit the sand at hill with head lights piercing a hypnotic effect on me that When my Uncle Armando... top speed then jammed on the the morning haze looked like seemed to lift the bike off the better known by the Maglio- brakes and were sent into an out Aviation Hall of Fame Godzilla rising from the abyss. ground until I was peddling in nico's as Art, also known as of control skid. 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Then it happened...my ther thrown out by the owner or Site Development of progress, it devours what is bike ride through heaven came left in a scrap heap in a vacant familiar and makes room for to an abrupt dream shattering Project Manager fi eld. The challenge was to stay what is yet unknown. For those halt. My Mother came walking on the bike which was no easy Consultant • Project Manager in its path it's either grow or die. out of the store, saw the red task since you were “hitting the Site Command • Environmental Compliance But on that particular af- head snuggling up to me on skids” as it were, at a reckless Bid & Proposal Coordination • Community Liaison ternoon we were skidding my Huffy and shouted in front pace. As in all of these street Safety Risk Assessment Analysis our cares away. The corner of everyone. “get that girl off games, staying competitive Six Sigma Green Belt Certifi ed was fi lled with onlookers who those handlebars...she's going took superb concentration, ath- Mobile: 201-424-1018 • Email: [email protected] cheered as each kid went zoom- to hurt herself...who's going to letic prowess, fearlessness and ing recklessly by. Among the pay the doctor bills...you?!!!” unrelenting will to win. cheer leaders was the girl with My new found confi dence Losing did not come easy red hair. I immediately checked went whimpering off into the to any of us. From jumping off myself out in the store window darkness like a frightened swings to see who could travel to see how my face and hair puppy dog who had just been the farthest before crashing to were holding up during this whacked on his behind with the ground to Chinese Check- Extra Gazettes skid fest I was involved in. The a rolled up newspaper. My ers you put everything on the sight of myself sitting on my mother helped the girl off the are available at: line...it was always...in the bike, in my white undershirt, handlebars, told me to wise up Moonachie fi gurative sense of course...do Carlstadt beat up dungarees, black Gar- and went home carrying with Baron Drug II or die. Quitting was never an Borough Hall Lobby rison belt, perfectly coiffed her a loaf of Tip Top bread and Borough Hall (90 Moonachie Ave.) option and chickening out was Free Public Library hair and a pair of thick black what was left of my image. East Rutherford Police Department nothing short of a disgrace. sun glasses gave me a new Meanwhile my cousin, An- Borough Hall Lobby Rutherford Buddy Daleo spoke for all of found feeling of confi dence...I thony, was already approaching Memorial Library Borough Hall Lobby us when he blurted out in the Public Library hardly recognized myself...I the sand patch ...at top speed he Hasbrouck Heights heat of competition “I cannot Wallington was good looking. I remember hit the brakes hard ...so hard in Free Public Library bear to lose.” Real Living Gateway Realtors JFK Memorial Library thinking to myself as I gazed fact that he spun around three Oncoming cars didn't pose Little Ferry Senior Center at my refl ection...'' Man do I times, went fl ying off his bike, that much of a threat back then Borough Hall Lobby Flapjax Restaurant look good ...no wonder why hit his head on the curb and got Wood-Ridge since there weren’t that many Public Library this chick likes me.” Suddenly the wind knocked out of him. Borough Hall Entrance on the road. At best there was Lodi I was involved in a new and His bike wound up across the Meadowland Wine & Liquor one car per family. That one car Borough Hall Lobby lasting love affair...the one with street in Martin Feigo's hedges, Memorial Library Memorial Library was used to cart the bread win- myself! bouncing off the mailbox, forc- Kearny Bank ner to and from work so you can I revved up my balloons, ing Joe Ross to do a quick two Every Issue of The Gazette Newspaper see why we didn’t have much which were bouncing off my step. By then, Anthony's Father, to worry about. 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. promised a promotion upon en- up with Captain Sterling Turner After Hayes' Massacre, listment and expected to have and James Butler Sr. at a place Bloody Bill and his men mur- the promise honored. Caldwell called Clouds Creek. These two dered local Whigs Charles Veterans Today didn’t agree and turned him Captains and their men had Moore, Colonel John Wood, By Thomas Marshall down. He tried to resign several been raiding Loyalist forces in Colonel Edward Hampton, and times and Caldwell had him South Carolina. Surrounded, Lieutenant Governor James Do unto others as you Cunningham’s horse to bring arrested and courtmartialed. Butler offered unconditional Wood while on the move. There would have them do unto you. the chase to an end. Cunning- He was sentenced to a public surrender but a shot rang out was no mercy for anyone that The old familiar saying that ham probably never envisioned whipping. and a loyalist was killed. Cun- supported the American Patriot is good sound advice in a this in his life before the Revo- After his enlistment he ningham’s response was to cause. It was a neighbor mur- civilized society. Treat your lutionary war but life can be went home and found out that kill them all. In total history dering his neighbors. neighbors as you want to be unpredictable at times. his neighbors were at war with records 28 Americans executed William “Bloody Bill” treated. It can be diffi cult when His family had moved from one another. William Richtie and it was said that Cunning- Cunningham and his men neighbors don’t follow the old Virginia to South Carolina was a neighbor of his and he ac- ham killed many himself. rode on. They burned a local saying as we all know. Here is a when William was 10. He was tually served within Caldwell’s On the road again they mill owned by a man named reminder from the past of what known in the area of South Car- Regiment. Richtie put out the caught up to and captured John O’Neal. They camped at a place can happen when neighbors ig- olina along the Saluda River, to word to have William Cun- Towles. Towles had been taking called Odell’s Mills. Patriot nore the advice of the ancients. be a just and honest man before ningham killed if he returned. Loyalist cows and removing Colonel Samuel Hammond General Butler was in pur- the War commenced. His fam- Why he did this is not clear loyalist families from the area. and his troops were looking suit of the notorious loyalist ily were loyalists which was but in any case Cunningham Cunningham had him hanged for Cunningham and his men. William “Bloody Bill” Cun- not strange for the time. Many decided to leave town. He went with a piece of untanned cow Cunningham now began to ningham. Cunningham on his of his neighbors were Whigs to either Georgia or Florida hide. They stopped at a place retreat. Crossing over the Sa- horse and Butler on his, rode which put them at odds. When depending on the account you called Ensley’s shop and they luda it was there that General through the back country of the Revolutionary War started read. killed three more men. A little Butler in lead of his men found South Carolina. Both riding his brothers joined the British Now, the story could have girl at the time went to the shop Cunningham. Cunningham’s as fast as their horses could side and Cunningham joined ended here and Cunningham after she heard gunfi re only to men scattered into the Pine go; Butler considered shooting the side of the Americans. He would have been just another fi nd the three dead. Barrens and swamps. Now enlisted in the South Carolina forgotten name, but Ritchie He and his men raided General Butler was in pursuit of 3rd Regiment of Rangers on the didn’t leave it alone. Captain a few more camps and they the notorious loyalist William VFW Hall Rental Continental line under Captain Ritchie now, upon a promotion, went out of their way to visit “Bloody Bill” Cunningham. Little Ferry John Caldwell in June of 1775. decided to throw the loyal- Caldwell’s house. He found his Cunningham on his horse and Up to 150 Guests Cunningham and the Regiment ist out of his home territory. old Commander and Caldwell Butler on his rode, through Catering • DJ • Dance Floor took part in some early fi ghts Cunningham’s’ father was an was shot twice and died on the the back country of South Plenty of On-Site Parking in South Carolina and were elderly man. Cunningham also spot. His house was burnt to Carolina. Both riding as fast Facilities are also available for had a younger brother there that the ground. His widow was as their horses could go; Butler Meetings • Events • Repasts successful. They took Fort Sweet 16 • Weddings • Parties Charlotte and were involved in was an invalid. Ritichie tossed found later in shock sitting in considered shooting Cunning- VFW Post 809 • 201-641-9759 the Battle of Great Cane Break. the old man out with the invalid a chair outside next to her dead ham’s horse to bring the chase Main Street, Little Ferry Cunningham had stated he was son and the younger brother husband. to an end. He wanted the rider was whipped to death. Do unto He and his men went back for his massacres not the steed others as you would have them to the Nintey-Six district and he rode. He decided not to kill do unto you. Ritchie apparently went to a place called Hayes’ the animal. Soon Butler's horse didn’t hear this advice. Station. There William Cun- had his legs sunk in a hole in Outdoor Power Equipment Cunningham stayed in ningham surprised American the woods and before horse Small Engine Repairs & Parts exile for two years. 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To register, call 201-288- John Green on Tuesday, May 8 The Children’s Depart- bers select the books chosen information on all programs, 0488 or visit our new website from 7-8 p.m. ment is located at 420 Hack- each month, and all books are please call 973-365-4044, ext. at http://hasbrouckheights. • Teen Advisory Board ensack St., Carlstadt, NJ. For provided by The Library. We 2, or visit http://lodi.bccls.org/ bccls.org Get involved. We meet on the more information, call 201- always encourage new mem- third Thursday of each month. 438-8866 ext. 203. bers. Come join us for this • Crafty Wednesdays Children Teens can participate in com- • Crafternoon month's selection. "Clara and for ages 2-4, from 11 a.m. to • Mother’s Day Craft munity service projects, learn Wednesdays in May, at Mr. Tiffany" by Susan Vree- noon, with a different craft and Story Time – Join for a about upcoming volunteer 3:30 p.m. Miss Nina presents land. Light refreshments will each week. Mother’s Day Craft and Story opportunities, have a say in Crafternoons at The Library! be served. • May 2: Elephant Mask Time on Wednesday, May 9, teen programming at The Li- Create all kinds of amazing • Table Games • May 9: Dragon Mask 2018, at 3:30 p.m. for children brary, and make suggestions for make and take craft projects. Friday, May 11, at 1 p.m. • May 16: Make chicks with in Grades K-3. We will be read- books to add to The Library’s For children ages fi ve and up. Come play your favorite games Popsicle Sticks ing books and making a craft to collection. The next Advisory • Story Time or learn something new. Play • May 23: Paint the Taj take home. Board meeting will be held on Thursdays in May, 10:30 Scrabble, Rummikub, Jenga Mahal. • Book Bingo – Join for a Thursday, May 17, 2018, from a.m. Come one, come all and and more. While you’re here, • May 30: Paint Koi Fish game of chance and win prizes 3-4:30 p.m. No registration have a ball at Story Time! enjoy some pizza on us for an • Teen Anime Club on Thursday, May 10, 2018, at necessary. Sing, dance, clap, wiggle, jiggle afternoon of good old fash- Grades 6-12 Thursday, 3:30 p.m. for ages 5-12. and sometimes even craft the ioned fun! First come first May 3, 2018, 3:30-5:30 p.m. • Chess Club - It’s back! Adults morning away in a kid friendly served. This program is for Registration required. For students ages 7-12, come • Adult Book Club – Join atmosphere. Babies to age fi ve adults 18 and over. • Board and Card Games, test and improve your skills at in on Tuesday, May 22, at 7 are welcome to attend with Please call Rebecca for fur- Wednesdays, at 3:30 p.m. Play our monthly meet up. Members p.m. for a conversation and caregivers. ther information 201-438-8866 UNO, Monopoly, Checkers, must have some knowledge refreshments about "The House • Young Adult Crafts ext. 204. www.carlstadtlibrary. Candyland, etc. of chess as there are a limited Girl" a historical fi ction novel Tuesday, May 15, at 7 p.m. org ### • Toddler Play Group – number of instructors. Next by Tara Conklin. Copies of this We'll be watching a movie and Fridays at 11 a.m.– noon. Lots meeting is Thursday, May 17, book are available at the Front having popcorn! This event is of toys and space to play with 2018, at 3:30 p.m. Desk for pickup. for 5th Grade and up. W-R Memorial friends your own age. • Little Artist – For stu- • Stories from Ellis Island • Young Adult Cooking Tween DIY- Fly a Kite, dents in Grades 2-5, come learn The Library is hosting the Ge- Tuesday, May 22, join Library Adds Grades 3-7, Thursday, May 10, about an artist or type of art nealogical Society of Bergen Miss Nina in preparing a sim- 4-5 p.m. Registration required. and recreate a famous work or County (GSBC) on Monday, ple dish featuring apple muf- LearningExpress make your own masterpiece. May 21, 2018, at 7 p.m. Fred • Teen Booksters fi ns. This program is for kids Improving computer skills, No experience is necessary. Voss, GSBC Trustee and Edu- Grades 7-12 Thursday, in Grades Five and up. preparing for college admis- There are no mistakes in art! cation Committee Chairman, May 31, 4-5 p.m. Call for Book • Movie for Kids: "Coco" sions tests, and passing a ca- Join on Thursday, May 24, and volunteer tour guide at Title. All ages are welcome for reer licensing exam just got 2018, at 3:30 p.m. No registra- Ellis Island National Park, will • LEGO Build, Tuesdays this viewing of "Coco" on the easier with Learning Express tion necessary. be presenting “Stories of Ellis at 4 p.m. The Library provides big screen! We'll be serving Library, now available through • Lego Club – Come and Island” an illustrated talk about all the LEGOS and will display popcorn and juice boxes, so The Wood-Ridge Memorial show off your architectural tal- the past, present and future of your creations. please let us know if your child Library's website. ents and create with us. Legos this iconic landmark. • Minecraft has allergies, no registration is This extensive collection of will be provided. Tuesday, May • Investments and Fraud Interactive game play. needed, all are welcome. digital resources includes inter- 8, 22, 2018, at 3:30 p.m. for ages Protection - The “Monday Af- Build and battle in a world you active tutorials, practice tests, 5-12. No registration necessary. ternoons at The Library” series create. Grades K–5, Mondays Adults and more than 200 download- • Book Clubs for Kids – of seminars. The next event is at 4 p.m. • Chair Yoga able eBooks. Online practice Join one of two book clubs for Monday, May 21, 2018, at 3 • S.T.E.A.M. Homemade On Tuesday, May 1, 15, and tests are available for the GED, children. Copies of the book p.m. The program “An Invest- Bubbles, Monday May 14, 4 to 29, at 10:30 a.m. Back by popu- PSAT, SAT, AP, TOEFL iBT, for each group along with more ment in Knowledge Pays the 5 p.m. Grades Pre-K-3. Regis- lar demand! Exercise your and U.S. citizenship exams. information are available at the Best Interest” is presented by tration required. mind and body with certifi ed Patrons can also master Children’s Desk. the NJ Bureau of Securities. • Creative Writing yoga instructor Ernesto Alicia. computer skills in popular soft- • Best Books is for students The talk is intended to Grades 6-12, Thursday, Join us for a hour of meditation ware applications with tutorials in Grades 2-3, and meets on the help participants navigate the May 17, 4-6 p.m. and balance. Wear comfortable from basic to advanced levels. fi rst Friday of each month. maze that is investing. This • College Counseling Pre- clothing. LearningExpress Library • Critics’ Choice is for presentation will provide in- sentation • Movie Tuesday resources are available free students in Grades 4-6, and formation on the work of the • Guide US Ed Services, Join us every second and of charge to Wood-Ridge Me- meets on the third Friday of state securities regulator, the LLC - Debbie fourth Tuesday of the month morial Library card holders each month. Bureau, and discuss the red • JS College Consulting, at 1:30 p.m. for a feature fi lm! through The Library's website fl ags of investment fraud and LLC - Jenna • May 8, "The Post" at https://woodridgememorial- Teens ways that investors can protect Tuesday, May 15, 6 p.m. • May 22, "The Greatest library.org/ ### Grades 9-12. Registration Re- • Recycled DIY Club – themselves from becoming Showman. quired. ### Get crafty and learn how to fraud victims. Evening Book Club create projects using every day, • Rwanda Fine Art Tex- • May 9, at 7 p.m. Having an recycled material. Recycled tiles on display - For May and Discuss, socialize and grab DIY Club will be held on the June, “Pax Rwanda: Embroi- a goody or two at our monthly Resources fi rst Wednesday of each month. deries of the Women of Savane Affair? The next meeting will be held Rutongo-Kibuye.” will be Whether you are a job If your organization is on Wednesday, May 2, 2018, on display. The embroideries Park Avenue seeker looking for resources to having an event that is open to from 3:30-4:30 p.m. No regis- of the workshop that became land a new job, a parent looking the public, we can help you tell tration necessary. known as Savane Rutongo- Toastmasters for free activities for children “everybody” about it. Simply • Teen Readers’ Club – Kibuye were created by a group Looking to develop speak- or a student searching for your provide the following event Meets on the second Tuesday of of Rwandan women living ing and leadership skills? Ace next favorite book, you are details: name, date, times, cost, each month to discuss a book, in the aftermath of the 1994 a job interview? Ignite your welcome at your Library. brief explanation of program eat snacks and play games. Genocide against the Tutsis. career? Toastmasters Inter- Your library card gives you features, etc., along with con- ### national is a world leader in access to nearly everything tact information. Send these communication and leadership details at least 45 days prior to online and in print. Libraries development. The Park Avenue provide personal assistance the event to: fritz@hasbrouck- Toastmasters will meet at The heights.com or drop them off to help locate the information VOTE JUNE 5 Wood-Ridge Memorial Library Last day to register for Primary Election is May 15. at: The Gazette Newspaper, you need and offer a variety of on Monday, May 7, 21, 2018, programs. ### Check with your Borough Clerk for details. 345 Boulevard, Hasbrouck from 6:30 p.m. to 8:15 p.m. ### Heights, NJ 07604. ### May 2018 The Gazette Newspaper - PAGE 31

Knit, Read Monday Evening Circle Time with Music with and Discuss Book Group Sukey Molloy W-R ESL Miss Nita The Wood-Ridge Memo- The Knit One, Read Two On Monday, May 21, 2018, The Wood-Ridge Memo- The Wood-Ridge Memo- rial Library hosts English as a knitting/book discussion at 6:30 p.m., the Monday Eve- rial Library will host Circle rial Library will host free Second Language classes for group at The Rutherford Public ning Book Group will meet Time! with Sukey Molloy on music-and-movement classes adults at no charge. Classes Library will meet on Wednes- to discuss "H is for Hawk" by Thursday, May 10 and 24, 2018, with Miss Nita on Wednesday, meet every Monday, Wednes- day, May 2, 2018, at 6 p.m. Helen MacDonald. Copies of at 10 a.m. and 11 a.m. Join May 9, and 23, 2018, at 9:15 day, Friday and Saturday morn- to discuss "My Grandmother the book are available at the Sukey Molloy for her award a.m and 10 a.m. Come share ing at 10:15 a.m. No registra- Asked Me to Tell You She’s Main Desk of The Rutherford winning series of musical play the joys of making music to- tion is required. For more Sorry" by Fredrik Backman. Public Library. ### activities, designed to encour- gether! Children ages 5 and information, please call The All those who knit or cro- age movement, play and song in under and their caregivers are Library at 201-438-2455. ### chet are invited to bring their the developing years. Children warmly invited to attend and needlework and join the dis- Daytime ages 6 months to 5 years of age may register for one session on cussion. Copies of the book and their caregivers are warmly each date. Classes will be held Basic ESL are available at the Main Desk. Reading Group invited to attend and may reg- at the Wood-Ridge Civic Cen- The Rutherford Public For more information, call ister for one session. Classes On Friday, May 25, 2018, ter. Registration is required; Library will host Basic Eng- 201-939-8600. ### will be held at the Wood-Ridge at 1:30 p.m., the Daytime Read- registration opens three weeks lish as a Second Language Civic Center. Registration is ing Group will meet at the 55 prior to the program. To regis- classes taught by a certified required; registration opens W-R Library Kip Center to discuss "The ter please call The Library at ESL instructor. The classes three weeks prior to the pro- Wonder" by Emma Donoghue. 201-438-2455. ### are intended for beginner to gram. To register, please call Book Club Copies of the book are avail- intermediate level students The Library at 201-438-2455. On Tuesday, May 15, 2018, able at the Main Desk of The and will be held on Tuesday ### Musical Mornings at 7:15 p.m, join your neighbors Rutherford Public Library, 150 and Thursday mornings at 10 at The Wood-Ridge Memorial Park Avenue, Rutherford. ### With Miss Fran a.m. Students may register in Library to discuss "Do Not Paws to Read Music with Miss Fran will person at the Main Desk. For Become Alarmed" by Maile Yoga Storytime Young readers wanted! be held at The Rutherford Pub- more information, please call Meloy. Copies of the book On Monday, May 14, 2018, lic Library on Friday, May 4, 201-939-8600. ### are available at the Circulation with Miss Danielle from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m., children 11, from 11:15 to 11:45 a.m. for Desk. All are welcome. ### The Wood-Ridge Memo- are invited to The Wood-Ridge babies, toddlers, and preschool- Conversation Group ers. Join us for singing, danc- rial Library will host free Yoga Memorial Library to read to English language learners Storytime classes for toddlers Rodney, an award-winning ing, and fun! No registration is W-R Library required. ### are invited to attend the English on Wednesday, May 2, 16, certified therapy dog. Chil- Conversation Group at The Chess Club and 30, 2018, at 10 a.m. and dren ages 5 and older may Rutherford Public Library. The On Wednesdays, May 2, 11 a.m. Join Miss Danielle for register for a 15-minute ses- Film Screening group will meet on Mondays 9, 16, and May 30, 2018, The stories, stretching and simple sion. Therapy dogs provide a from 10-11:30 a.m. and on Wood-Ridge Memorial Li- yoga poses. Children ages safe, nurturing experience for On Tuesday, May 29, 2018, Thursdays from 1-2:30 p.m. brary will host a free Chess 2-5 and their caregivers are emergent readers to practice at 6 p.m. The Friends of The The group provides a good op- Club for learners of all ages. warmly invited to attend, and their literacy skills. To register, Library of Rutherford will portunity to practice spoken Children meet from 3 to 4 p.m. may register for one session on please call The Library at 201- present a free fi lm screening English in an informal setting. Adult beginning players meet each date. Classes will be held 438-2455. ### of "The Big Sick" at The Li- This is a free program and all from 4-4:30pm. Designed for at the Wood-Ridge Civic Cen- brary. Pakistan-born comedian are welcome. No registration all ability levels, the Chess ter. Registration is required; Drop-In Story Time Kumail Nanjiani, grad student is required. For information, Club is led by a coach who can registration opens three weeks Emily Gardner, fall in love please call 201-939-8600. ### teach new chess players the prior to the program. To regis- Drop-in story time will be but struggle as their culture basics, and help experienced ter, please call The Library at held at The Rutherford Public clash. When Emily contracts players sharpen their skills. 201-438-2455. ### Library on Wednesday and a mysterious illness, Kumail Museum Passes Thursday mornings from 10:30 finds himself forced to face ### The Wood-Ridge Memo- a.m. to 11 a.m. All children her feisty parents, his family’s rial Library is lending free from infants to 5-year-olds and expectations, and his true feel- admission passes to 12 NJ and their caregivers are warmly in- ings. Starring Kumail Nanjiani, NYC museums. Milton Fabrics Sale vited to stop by for stories and Zoe Kazan, Holly Hunter, Ray Museums include the fun. Make some new friends Romano. The film will be American Museum of Natural and get ready for reading! No shown in The Library’s Glass History, the Aviation Hall of registration is required. ### Room. For more information, call 201-939-8600. ### Fame & Museum of New Jer- 50% OFF sey, the Museum of Modern In-stock Fabrics and 70% Off Trim Art, the Intrepid Sea, Air & Princess Story Kanopy Film -- CASH or Check Only -- Space Museum, Grounds for Time Streaming Service Sculpture, and Imagine That. Upholstery and Drapery Fabric Each pass offers free ad- On Saturday, May 12, at Wood-Ridge mission for multiple guests; Cottons • Polyester • Sheers 2018, from 1 to 2 p.m., The Memorial Library some passes offer additional Rutherford Public Library will Bullion • Cording • Gimp and Tassels Kanopy, a popular, on-de- discounts at the museum’s gift host “Once Upon a Princess mand fi lm streaming service, is shop. Passes may be borrowed Story Time” for children ages SUPPLIES LIMITED! now available for free for card by any Wood-Ridge resident, 2-6 years old. Cinderella will holders of The Wood-Ridge age 18 and older, with a library COME IN SOON! be visiting The Library and Memorial Library. Kanopy card in good standing. reading the stories, there will Limited exclusions showcases more than 30,000 of Passes are loaned for three be a sing-along and a meet and the world’s best fi lms, including days and may be reserved greet time. Registration is re- We will do the work! award-winning documentaries, online through The Library’s quired and is now in progress. rare and hard-to-fi nd titles, fi lm website at WoodRidgeMemo- Have your cell phone charged Upholstery and festival favorites, indie and rialLibrary.org. For more infor- for that special photo! ### Window Treatments classic fi lms, and world cinema. mation or to reserve a pass by phone, please call The Library Made in-house! Wood-Ridge Memorial Library VFW Hall Rental card holders receive four play at 201-438-2455. ### Hasbrouck Heights credits per month, with each Milton Decorator Fabrics play allowing 72-hours of un- East Rutherford Memorial Up to 250 Guests Library announced that mu- 338 Essex St., Lodi • 201-843-8899 Catering • Dance Floor limited access to the selected Plenty of On-Site Parking fi lm. To start streaming fi lms, seum passes are available for www.miltonfabrics.com Handicap Accessible please register by visiting the “Imagine That!!” and Aviation Facilities are also available for library's website at https:// Hall of Fame and Museum. For Your Complete Window Treatment, Corporate Meetings • Repasts woodridgememoriallibrary. more information, stop by the VFW Post 4591 • Hasbrouck Heights Slipcover, Bedding and Upholstery Center Call Artie: 973-789-4860 org/ ### front circulation desk. ### PAGE 32 - The Gazette Newspaper May 2018

Carlstadt Senior Friendship Club E. Rutherford K of C Council 4524 Holds Canteen for ARC Each year, the Knights of Columbus Council 4524 of East Rutherford, NJ conduct a canteen for Some members of the Carl- Just as they got comfort- ARC of Bergen and Passaic County. They supply food, beverage and dessert for the guests. Each stadt Senior Friendship Club, able listening they were joined year they also have a fund raiser and this year were able to present them with a check for $1,613.19. through the Arts Access Pro- by dancers from Canada, a Pictured above are members of the Council and volunteers that assisted to make this affair a gram at BergenPac, attended singer from Scotland and some success. Grand Knight Mario Fanego, presented the check to Joanne Brady, manager of the ARC an Irish concert given by The local talent including members facility. ### Chieftains, as part of their 56th of the Bergen Pipe and Drums. Anniversary Tour. For the fi nale, members of the Most of the attendees audience were invited to form a Knights Corned Beef Dinner a Success weren’t familiar with Irish human chain and dance around traditional music, but wouldn’t the fl oor and onto the stage. be surprised to hear that a few All our members had big of them went out and purchased smiles on their faces as our one of the Chieftains' albums driver, John, took us home afterward. Led by Paddy Mo- safely. loney on the ulleann pipe and Also in attendance were the tin whistle, other instru- a group of seniors from East ments included the bodhran Rutherford, our sister town. drum, a fl ute played by Matt They too are members of the Molloy, two fi ddlers, a harpist Arts Access Program. Pro- and an accordion player. vided by Joanne Kearney. ###

The 10th Annual St. Pat- rick’s Corned Beef Dinner, held on March 17, 2018, at the As- sumption Church’s parish hall in Wood-Ridge, was a sold- out event. The dinner, hosted by the Wood-Ridge Knights of Columbus, attracted many American Legion Post 106 parishioners and their friends as well as Knights from other Art Contest Winners councils. Grand Knight Ken Gardella, and dinner chairman Winners of the American Chairman Patrick Mc- John Johansen, both agreed that Legion Post 106 Second An- Carthy made the following it was a success. nual Art/Poster Contest were presentations: Princes Nicdao, Although no Leprechauns present at the regular meeting First Place $250, Pierre Nicdao, attended the event, the hall was of the Legion on April 9, 2018. Second Place $150, Natalija Joy tastefully decorated in many This year’s theme was to em- La Porta, Third Place $100, Irish traditional symbols, the body the fact the Post would Veronica Cerezo, Fourth Place tablecloths were kelly green bread, rye bread, a great des- ed. They also acknowledged all be celebrating its 100th Anni- $50 and Tejasi Thool, Fifth and white. To add more color to sert, soda, beer and wine. those who supported the affair versary. The contest was open Place $50, who was not present. the affair, the Knights from the The proceeds of the event with their ads and donations as to all Hasbrouck Heights stu- Photo l-r Patrick McCar- host council all sported kelly will beneﬁ t the Knights' schol- well as the Knights for their co- dents attending high school in thy, Natalija Joy La Porta, Ve- green long sleeve tee shirts. arship and many local and par- operation in making this year’s public, private or home school. ronica Cerezo, Pierre Nicdao, The meal was catered by ish charitable activities. dinner an enjoyable evening The winners were selected by and Princes Nicdao. Photo by Annabella’s House of Mozza- Knight Gary Lepore, and out. Photos provided by Angelo public voting on the Internet. Peter Gallo Jr.### rella, located in East Ruther- Past Grand Knight Russell Pet- Urato. Story provided by Peter ford. The food was excellent. rocelli, thanked all who attend- Gallo Jr. ### Of course, there was Irish Soda South Bergen’s Largest Independent Newspaper The Gazette Newspaper -- Celebrating the Community Experience May 2018 The Gazette Newspaper - PAGE 33

Each year the Knights of Columbus Council 4524 of East Rutherford NJ, conduct a canteen for ARC of Bergen and Passaic County. We supply food beverage and dessert for the guests. Each year we also have a fund raiser and this year were able to present them with a check for $1,613.19. Pictured above are members of the Council and volunteers that assisted to make this affair a success. Grand Knight Mario Fanego presented the check to Joanne Brady, manager of the ARC facility. ###

W-R Lions Pancake Breakfast The Wood-Ridge Lions Club held their annual pancake breakfast on Palm Sunday. Over 300 attended the breakfast, which was first held in 1961. It is the longest running event in the Borough. All of the proceeds raised will be used to help the blind, visually im- The Murray-Hodge Post 453 honored several Korean War Veteran members of their Post on paired, others in need and the February 18, 2018 at the home Post. Provided by Charles Gunn. ### scholarship fund. The Club is sincerely grateful for the support the community has shown over the past 58 years. ing as chefs Bob Valenti and Top: Family of Club Presi- Buddy Rottini had to keep up dent Mark Musella enjoy their with the 300 + hungry guests. Looking for the magic? pancakes. They were among As far as we know, none of the the 300 + guests that supported pancakes hit the ﬂ oor as Buddy the annual Wood-Ridge tradi- was happy to show off his ﬂ ip- tional event! ping talents. Provided by Jack Advertise in The Gazette Newspaper Side: Pancakes were fly- Nagel. ###

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The 2017-2018 Carlstadt Fire Poster Winners were recognized on March 19, 2018. Winners were: Division 1, Grade 2-1, Zara Ameya Datey, Division 2, Grade 5-3, Shayla Maurer, Division 3, and Grade 7-1, Keira Tellado. All received $25 gift checks. Ofﬁ cials included Fire Chiefs Brian Cervasio, Tony D'Amico, Dennis Kronyak, Fire Ofﬁ cial Robert Moore, Principal Mr. Foy and new art teacher, Amanda Colangelo. Photo by Dennis Kronyak Sr. ###

Be informed Be prepared Be empowered The Atlantic hurricane season runs from June 1 to November 30, with the peak occurring between mid-August and late October. • Twelve to 15 named tropical storms. • Six to eight of those tropical storms will become hurricanes. • Three to ﬁ ve will morph into major hurricanes. Lodi Fire Prevention Receives Grant • Three of four named On March 14, 2018, "in recognitioon of your commitment tropical storms will make land- to protecting your community, "FM Global presented Lodi Fire fall in the US. Prevention Bureau with a $1,639 grant to purchase a laptop and Go to: https:/www.ready. projector. (l-r) Michael Spaziani and Fire Marshall Paul Wanco. gov/hurricanes ###

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