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L O J v O U / ? H ollenbeck Returns H om eTo C a n x p a i m i RuramiACiuLi * O By Carole Sudol Hollenbeck was also one of ‘We import over 90% of 900 recorded votes from the “adopting” a family and After a thirty-tour hour the major sponsors of a our twelve most-used House floor. This is certainly then working to get the marathon session of recently passed bill concer­ minerals and metals," he ex­ an increase from the mid family out of Russia," ex­ Congress ended late Sunday ning debt collection prac­ plained. “We have to assure 60’s when only about 125 plained Hollenbeck. “My ef- evening. Congressman tices. “Until this bill was the prices of these minerals House floor votes were fice has succeeded in getting Harold "Cap" Hollenbeck passed, debt collectors were and metals because if we recorded. returned to las East Ruther­ several families out this v free to invoke many un­ don't, we may be facing a Hollenbeck, as a member way.” ford home early Monday scrupulous methods,” he ex­ crisis that will rival the oil of the Steering Committee of Hollenbeck Jias main­ morning to concentrate all plained. “They were free to crisis of several years ago. ' Textile Caucus, is working to tained three offices for his his efforts on his campaign call a debtor any hour - day “All too often, people tend get the administration to constituents, one in Ruther­ for re-election. or night, and they were also to be short-sighted. The protect our textile workers,, ford, another in Union Qty, Hollenbeck is enmeshed in a at liberty to make-cat ls to a Paley Report of 1945 warned and textile industry from and a third in Fort Lee three-way race for the Ninth person’s employer, ’ ’" President Truman that we foreign competition. In an effort to educate his District congressional seat A s a freshman, would be facing a fuel crisis m He is also involved with constituents as to what which he has held for the congressman, Hollenbeck in 25 years unless we started the Human Rights Situation rights they had, who they past two years. In a cam­ worked his way to becoming planning now. Unfor­ in South Africa, Cuba and could go to with their paign that is evoking a minority leader on the tunately, no one listened Russia. In January of 1978, problems, and whet they national interest, Hollenbeck Science Committee. The ‘ Now, we re facing the same Hollenbeck traveled to Cuba could do to rectify certain is ru n n in g against Science Committee deals type problem with our and met with*Premiere situations, Hollenbeck has Democratic candidate witn D.N.A., genetic resear­ minerals and metals,” Castro concerning im­ held forums in nearly all the Nicholas Mastorelli and In­ ch, fire prevention, energy Hollenbeck concluded. migration between our two post offices in Ms district. dependent Henry Helstoski, policies, material policies, Hollenbeck’s enthusiasm countries. These forums dealt with whose twelve-year career in and recycling. for the work of the Science “We have a lot of Cubans veterans, senior citizens, Congress ended with Hollen­ “I spent a lot of time Committee is mirrored by in .the Ninth District, and I flood plains, small beck's election. working on this sub-commit­ his 100% attendance on all hoped to ease the situation For his two years in businesses, and local govern­ tee," Hollenbeck explained. committee votes. regarding the reuniting or ments . Congress, Hollenbeck's hec­ “We met constantly - three However, on the Banking relocating of Cubans," he tic activities have evolved days a week. Committee votes, Hollen­ said. "We recently received An East Rutherford High around the Banking, Finan­ “Many people may un­ beck maintains only a 70% word from their emissary School graduate, he ce, and Urban Affairs Com­ derestimate the importance attendance. “This is mainly that there would be more graduated from Fairleigh FIGHTING/|RE WITH POSTERS. St. Michael’s students showed an awareness of mittee and the Science Com­ of this committee,” he con­ because these two commit­ freedom of movement. Dickinson University and Are and Artistic talent In a poster exhibition marking Fire Prevention Week. mittee. tinued. “We’re working on tees have overlapping “Moving to Russia, tlje the University of Virginia Students above, are, left to right, Stephen Ki|ewskl, Christine Firko, Theresa “I’m very concerned with the utilization, management, meetings, and I have a Jews in Rus^jp have been Law School. Looking Malanlak, Theresa Merle and Barbara Gleeson. problems of “oki” cities, like and planning of our resour­ leadership postion on the suppressed similarly to the younger than his 38 years, North Bergen, Union Qty, ces - mainly minerals. ’ ’ Science Committee which Jews in Germany during Hollenbeck, who is divorced, and Englewood," explains Hollenbeck is adamant in necessitates my constant at­ World War H. While they is the proud fattier of a hand- b Hollenbeck. "On this com­ stressing the iityartance of tendance," he quickly ex­ may be annihilated, they are some blonde son, David. mittee, we deal with H.U.D. our establishing a policy con­ plains. denied their basic rights of “I’m very proud Of D avid . With (Housing and Urban cerning our energy resour­ In his two year* in existence," Hollenbeck con­ He’s in kinda-garten now. In I Development) and I’m con­ ces. If we den t, we ll won £NEW JERSEY, FOR The course will include Ms. Damiani. - sheriff who has always been COSMOS and also to witness a full afternoon of soccer events THE LYNDHURST POLICE DEPARTMENT. viewing films and a lecture Wednesday, Nov. 1, the Evening Grafts Class a friend to the people of Lyn-* tyour local Soccer League, now , Take Further Notice that the above public question series concerning the feature Margaret LaPlaca doing demonstration dhurst and who has always THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, ttat I, Joseph A. if adopted, m ay be subject to challenge at to the legal evolution of the film from instruction in crochet Mrs. LaPlaca, who has made himself available to Carucci, Jr. Mayor of the Township of Lyndhurst do hereby validity of the adoption pf the Gvil Service A a for the the past to |he current times. many awards and teaches in Adult Schools willi us. His reputation as a law proclaim that October 29, 1978 be officially designated as Police Department only and not for all employees of The structure of the dasses you on scam s, hats, or mittens. Bring one i of enforcement official goes far f LYNDHURST SOCCER DAY Ike Township of Lyndhurst. will J * informal, in order to four ply yam and a No. G crochet hook. beyond Bergen County. Owl and urge all the residents to come and participatem the first generate more overall ap­ Thursday, Nov. 2, the Film Soles will show a da Hartmann, whose job is not Soccer Day Program in the Toyn^iip of Lyndhurst. HERBERT W. PERRY peal. A registration fee of John Ford western film starring John Wayne in pi£ as well known, but is a Joseph A. Carved, Jr. Township Clerk $10.00 will be charged of action. highly important one, none 2 - THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26,1978 1-4, M ild, light raia 18-18, H e a v y ra in , m ild, -8, H e a v y rain, sleet, cold. March • temperature 44 5-8, Colder, lig h t snow Roods. m ilder. 8-11, Sunny, mild, few 20-22, Sunny, mild. Button Up Y ou r O vercoat , 8-11, Seasonable, rain, degrees (3.5 above average.) Precipitation 5 inches (half show ers. . 23-27, R a in , flooding sleet. 12-15, P a rtly s u n y , cold. - 2841, Some sin, light rain. 13-14, R a in , sieet. inch below average.) 15-17, Ligh t, freezing rain. Alm anac Says Tough W inter 18-20, R a in , milder. 21-24, Snow, 12 to 18 inches. accural* is tha patternss on which to base 34, Storm, heavy rain ches (1.5 belowaverage.) Almanac? Look outside. their predictions? 6-10, Cloudy, few showers, 1-3, H e avy rain, mild. Colder. 25-27, P a rtly sum y, odd. What's th* weather? The tasty items, recipes warm. 4 -7 , cold,"scattered 28-31, Sunny, very cold. included, which are included 11-13, Rain, Aider flu m e s 1 The Almanac last year February-temperature 23 said: Oct. 18-25. Sunny, in the robust little book are 14-18, Partly swmy, very 8-11, Sum y, very mild. 12-15, R ain , m ild. (1 0 below average.) For<) wa r me r . 24- 2 8 . • worth the price of admission. warm. cy l 18-20, Seasonal some light precipitation 2.5 inches (half Showers, warm. 29*31 - Even if the prophecies for 19-21, Cold snap. Light rain. inch below average.) Partly tunny. the Greater New York-New sleet & snow. stfj, Ou Pin Jersey area are downright 21-24, Partly summer, T-i,~ Very5290 >3870 weather forecasts for 16 American sports figures, in­ ment to lead the Americans was Job’s description of the cardinal with a John F. Ken­ cluding Sheriff Joseph F. to Poland to effect a better man destined to be pope. nedy silver half dollar as a 71 PIMTO, Fafl. IM. 77 ORANAOA.v Fart. 70 TORINO. FM. Mr. 71 OUtlCS, Ptpa.. RM regions of the country 4-cyl, aala., PI Mt, Ulnar. 1-1*1.. aala.. Ortaa. H I, aala., ■ WMa Aa. rt.. 0««l.. How they do it in the Job, the then Rep. Henry relationship between the - “He was the kind of man good luck piece the Cardinal* 1.447 ail. Ft 'I. AM. 11.121 mi. Ft l AM. 14.417 ml. •ata.FI/S. 25 177 ml retreat occupied by the Helstoski and Hall of Famer Polish country and you place your faith in,” said accepted it with thanks. •3690 *4890 *3990 *3790 Stan Musial, along with Tom Americans. Job. “He had an inquisitive “I’ll treasure this,” he almanac wizards in IXiblm, 71 FAIRMONT. Fart. 77 CENTURY, Illck. •71 ELITE. Fart. 2-0r. 71 AtPfR. OaHa. 4*. N.H., is their own secret. Do Stio, Rutherford The visit to the Cardinal but friendly attitude. He had said. “President Kennedy Maa. I-*., H»t.. aala Grata. 1/1, aala.. IMia, I l eete PI 0. Ortia, 2-taai. 1/1. '75 lTO MIHRE. FM storekeeper came visiting. had long been planed. many friends in the United was a great man." PS Ml. AW. 14.414 mi. Ft /%. AM. 24.350 mi. AM. 41,lit Ml. Ma.. PS 1. AIR 31,770 Maraaa. 1-mu * I, they keep fuzzy-wuzzies who •mo., Pi • AM 41,117 foretell the weather by the That didn’t deter Cardinal We thought,” said Job, States and he panted to >4890 *5190 ‘"l *4290 al. Job said the visit was one thickness of their, skins? Do Karol Wojtyla, now Pope "that because of the Car­ know how they were doing. " 77 V0URE WON.. P*m.. 77 I0NNEVILLE. FM.. 71 T-MRO. FM. 2-*.. 710RAMMIA OMA. Fart ‘3490 of the highlights of his trip. Iiifi J-tyl., aala., 4*.. 2-taie Ortaa, V I. 2-tanP liaaa, 1/1. Wwr. »/|, Ma. FS I they study the cloud patter- John Paul II. The Americans dinal’s illness we would be Job said the prelate had a PS 1. AM. 20.H1 nl. Ma Ft 1. AIR. M 573 tate . PS 1 ’ Nlai.. AM, AH, 22,005 M. re9 Or, do they, as most were ushered into his deprived of an audience But warm sense of humor. The next year Job’s wife, LOAMDII *4.015 ml. 74 COMM XR7, Mot. *8290 *4490 Ci» ii. V/l, tala, people assume, assume that bedroom and for thirty he is not the kind of man to Musial .was a great Joal, and her sisters made a *5090 *5590 n/i. am. (1,417 m. spirited minutes they ex­ disappoint anybody. He said baseball star from the St. visit to Poland and went over 71 COUNTRY IQtllRC. the weather follows cyclical 77 IMP ALA. Cton 2-*.. 70 MAVERICK. Fart. 4*. 71 CORDOOA. Ctrtf.. Fart. Ortaa. I |m *3190 patterns and they use those changed views. even though he was ailing he Louis Cardinals team. the same course traveled in •Im. V 1. Mlo PS 1. Capptr. l-cyl.. aala.. Maraaa. » 'l, iata. » 1. tula. Fl 0. AM. AMI. 30.717 an. Ft M0. AIR. 12.127 at. PI 1. AIR. OTHER 42.111 ml. When he was in Musial 1972 by Job and his party. EXTRAS! 34.007 mi. IM M -C M l was introduced as "one car­ However, they failed to *3490 *3290 •429E ‘4290 ItHSWC v dinal to another," Cardinal meet the Cardinal. C u m m in s over 12 days arts 12 Y e a rs yVM first day FREE. 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Nutley. ted a partially-built store on weekend's L.Y.S.C. in that play. charged on July 4 by Detec­ Ridge Road and enter the schedule. Bill Monisera Liberty Lincoln in the tive James Settembrino with place accompanied by a girl. scored one for Mr Bruno’s. second game, Scored 4 - Mr. trespassing, was sentenced A third party joined them Although Angelo's played Bruno's scored 2 Don Paone by Lyndhurst Municipal later and the detective made hard they could nt get a ball and Todd Scarpa scored one Court Judge John C. Garde the arrest. in the net The second game each for Mr Bruno s. Both last Thursday, after Kevin ^chnepf, 533 Ridge the scire was Hometown - ? boys show good soccer skills notification by the Bergen Road, was fotnd guilty of and Liberty Lincoln -1 Dino Liberty Lincoln has a few County Probation Depart­ assault and battery after Mezzirta did it for Liberty really good players. Dino ment that the youth was testimony by the com­ Lincoln The third game Mezzina is outstanding, dino ineligible to participate in plainant. Lana Kennedy of Michael's Salumaria against plays offense aruT defease the Pre-Trial Intervention Keamy, that he had hdd her Frank's G.M.C. Marco with ease. He scored twice. Program because of by her hair and struck her on Palangio played his best Paul M<£oy scored twice. previous drunken driving Noviember 3 ,1977. game of the season Marco Paul is another boy on his and disorder!^ person con­ Schnepf, who had been scored twice way in soccer Tfife last game victions. f quarreling with Ann Abazia Sunday at Frasse Feild was a tie Garde imposed a fine of of So 11 as Court, his girl there was a nice turn out of Allie Mastando scored for 150 and court costs of $20 and friend and sister of Kennedy, up and coming soccer Maschio’s. Joe Drozdowski placed him on a year’s said he was hitchhiking players. The clinic is two days in a row scored for probation. down Kingsland Avenue to showing a great deal of Sunday at the Cbunty Park Frank's G.M.C. „ He told Slattery he could his job in Nutley when he ^progress. Enrico Preziosi there was some real action. Remember Lyndhurst impose a jail sentence on saw Abazia's car swerve in had a group controlling the The kore in the first game Soccer Day October 29. him and that' if Be "was front of him as if to strike ball ■Hiey.actually are doing w as Angelo's I and Everyone should enjoy the brought to court here again him. He said he jumped onto well at passing the ball down Delmonico s 2. Sean Alberti afternoon. One evert should he would do so. Garde also the sidewalk and then picked the field Robert Appello really played the whole field be amusing - Hie older boys told the defendant, “If up a clod of dirt to throw at may turn his little size with long passes. Watch will be playing the coaches. drinking is your problem, the car, when Kennedy, Cosmos Shirt in for the real Sean run down the field - that I m putting my money on the you had better get yourself driving behind her sister, thing. Peter Minarick [fight boy can go. Javier Diaz as 'kids: Ron (Br(llo-Head) straightened out also swerved her car at him very well give up his Mickey always aggressive and hard , Atanasio should amveat one Slattery’ hadbeen arrested then stopped and got out and playing scored one. Brian approached him He said she Mouse shirt for.a Becken-*> o clock See you at Frasse by Settembrino when he saw bauer rrudf leld number Searle, with plenty of op­ Field'. the youth break away a swung her purse at him and STREET SAFETY. At St. M ichael's School street safety la conatantty strewed. To he grabbed her pony tail to em phasize the importance of alw ays being on the alert a poster exhibition was hold recently. Here are som e of the students posing in frontra n t oof f tan exhibit. prevent her from striking him again. School Offering Way To Cure Smoking Garde sentenced him to % finish out three and a half When Lyndhurst Adult Tugender is joined by Dr real key to help for smokers weight The technique and months at Annandale Refor­ School opened Tuesday Glenn Van Warrebey. author and compulsive eaters. method includes'both hyp­ matory, assessed $50 fine night, a hypnotic trance fell of books and creator of a Here are descriptions: nosis and self-hypnosis with and $20 isosts of court and over classes controlled by record that aids in the treat­ Hypnosis Workshop For an overview of hypnotic imposed a three-month sen- . Dr Henry Tugender, a ment The classes are called Losing Weight or To Stop principles and laws. The ’ tence which he then suspen­ clinical psychologist, who ' Self Hypnosis Mind Control Smoking - The student will course is harmless and very ded. The youth, represented says he can cure the and Self-Hearing. ' be exposed to a 'focused'’ effective. Book and recor­ by Paul Spina, public defen­ is qirl scout & * smoking addiction and can­ Associated Press reported Hypno-behavioral regime to ding are optional. der, who entered a not guilty cel out fat through hypnosis. that Warrebey's book is a stop smoking and/or to lose plea for his client, told the Hypnosis For Self-Im­ court that he is enrolled in a provement and Mind Control CETA management training - There are two aspects to program and hopes to go to Scardino Demands Budget this course. The first is California when he serves focused towards the his sentence. elimination of unwanted Joseph D. Krug, 506 Chase For Mental Health Restored habits, such as "stopping Aveiue, 20, pleaded guilty tQ smoking and losing weight.” destruction of property, on a State Senator Anthony were used rather than later “ Our mental health We will also work on things charge filed by Ptl. John Scardino. Jr. (D. Bergen) population estimates com­ programs throughout the like nail biting, alcoholism, Cestiglia on July 31 after the .has introduced legislation piled by the Department of state are constantly under drug abuse, fears and other youth broke a plate glass that would restore cutbacks Health. The state and - terrible financial strain,-’ unwanted habits. The second window at a business site. in mental health finds to 12 federal government have Scardino said. “For many since readied an agreement mental health groups, this part of the course is directed The incident took place counties. towards helping the in­ about midnight when "We Scardino's bill allocates on the adjustment of loss of funds will be another dividual gain a "better .per­ were just going home,” ac-„ $238,077 to the counties population figures, Scardino added burden on them.

without special needs. Com wheelchairs. The Van Saun Carucci Is Seeking Park Area Renovation 'fort stations in Van Saun playground with special Park Areas F and K have features for handicapped Development of a swiip- and Pehle reported, adding for canoes, rowboats and After y w s of heavy use and picnic areas' have high enjoyed by handicapped been modified so that they children is the one nearest ming facility in South that interviewing for the sailboats, to n s courts, an and exposure) to the elemen­ priority. children as well as children can be utilized by persons ii) thezoo.^ Bergen and renovation and studyis underway. amphitheater, a bicycle ts, some park facilities toe Provision will be made at expansion of the zoo at Van Preliminary recommen­ path, picnic areas, in poor condition and must several park areas for han­ Safin "CoUnty Park are dations for upgrading of the playgrounds, and athletic be reconstructed, Carucci dicapped visitors, Carucci among major projects for Van Saun Park zoo have fieldB. - a n d Pehle reported. and Pehle said Plans call which the Bergen County been received. They call for With Bergen County’s Deteriorated facilities in­ f o r specially d e s ig n e d SMALL 70/80 COUNT LARGE Park Commission is seeking mi expanded and improved dwindling o p e n space clude comfort stations, playground, picric, and com­ capital funds, it is reported barnyard and farmhouse rapidly yielding to commer­ paths, drives, parking areas, fort station facilities and by Freeholder Joseph A. area, graphics and models cial developers, Carucci and and playgroups. wide paved paths suitable Carucci, comty park and and audio-visual aids in Pehle said, it is important There is a need for ad­ for wheelchairs. Last year SHRIMP FISH CAKES recreation chairman, and educational echibits, a herd that funds be available in the ditional new convenience t h e Park Commission Park, Commission President of fallow deer in a moated event that there is an oppor­ and recreation facilities as opened at Van Saw Park OttoC. Pehle. meadow, a monkey island in tunity to acquire a site well as the replacements, and at Riverside County $199 Increase of the Com­ an improved waterfowl suitable for a comty park the report noted. Popular Park’s North Area mission's capital-funds bon­ pond, a rocky area for recreation facility. bicycle paths, tennis courts. playgrounds which can be 1 lb. ding Unit from $10 million to mouflon and wild goats, and $15 million will be on the a winding woodland path November 7 ballot. The $10 « with exhibits of snail wild EXPIRES 10 29-78 EXPIRES 10-23-78 trillion is virtually all expen- animals such as foxes and dedcr committed, the report raccoons. * noted. The Park Comnission has been advised that there is a FRESH STUFFED RAINBOW Ill addition to the swim need at the zoo for an im al in­ rang and zoo projects, the firm ary and laboratory ACE Commission seeks finds for facilities, a commissary for BEAUTY & BARBER SUPPLIES a lakeside recreation area in animal food preparation, CLAMS TROUT and adjacent t o the heated holding quarters for Ridgefield Park section of tender animals, a holding Overpeck Park, rebuilding shed for shifting and off- $149 of deteriorated facilities and exhibit animals, storage addition of facilities in sheds, easily deaned animal JL doz. existing parks, land enclosures and shelters, new • Low, Low Prices • Quick Efficient Service acquisition, and provision of fencing, and an office and EXPIRES 10-29-78 EXPIRES 1 0 - 2 9 -7 8 more facilities which accom­ lockers for the zoo staff. • Hairdressers and Shop Owners Also Welcoipe modate handicapped park Also, additional public visitors toilets are needed. There will be a feasibility Facilities in the projected GRAND OPENING SPECIALS WHOLE BABY study for the South Bergen lakeside recreation area are swimming facility, Carucci expected to include a m arina FLOUNDERS Dentists Honor Society’s Editor

'Dr. J.A. Crosta of Lyn­ EXPIRES 10-29-78 EXPIRES 1 0 - 2 9 - 7 8 dhurst was honored this CtAIROl week at a meeting of the EVERY MONDAY AND TUESDAY Essex County Dental Society 10% Discount to Senior Citizens on all Fresh Seafood Items (ECD6) at the Chanticler. in recopution of las 35th year as editor of the 800-member organization's publication, north american The Bulletin. Dr. Crosta, known in the F e a t u r i n g : dental world as the “dean of lobster‘company component society editors," • Farrah Fawcett Hair Spray • Tresemme Hair Spray was presented a plaque by **■ D istributors of o S o h ct Lino o f Dr. Stuart Ratner, past president of the ECDS, “in • Loriel Coloring Conditioner • Sassoon Hair Conditioner cause of dentistry.'’ • Henna Lucent Hair Coloring & Conditioner 430 STATE HIGHVW 17-CARLSTADT NEW JERSEY OTO72 Under Dr. O osta's editor­ DIRECTIONS: Vi mile south ot Moonachie Avenue in South Bound Lane of Rt. 17 ship, The Bulletin and the • Curling Irons • Blow Dryers • Shampoos 4 Rinses HOURS: Mon. to Fri. 10 A.M. to 6 P M. Sat 9 A.M. to 1 P.M Phone 935-0050 ECDS have become widely quoted spokesmen for the state and national dental associations on ethics and the responsibilities of den­ tistry in providing “the most complete health service to Writing and Dental the greater number of people Literature’’ at Fairleigh at realistic costs," Dr. Rat- Dickinson School of ner stated. Medicine, is a charter mem­ Dr. Crosta's '‘second ber of the Fauchard Dental career in dentistry began in Society of New Jersey and a 1961, when his colleagues ap­ fellow of the American pointed him associate editor College of Dentists and the of The Bulletin Two years American Association of later he assumed the editor - Dental Editors. ship — and has been reap In addition to membership panted annually since. in the Essex and state “His concise reporting of associations, he is a member news and his familiarity and former 10-year delegate with the profession’s advan­ to the American Dental ce s*and changes have Association. provided an invaluable con­ Dr. Crosta and his wife, tribution to the knowledge of the former Nettie Surdi, Just open a Club for $5, $10 or society members,’’ Dr. Rat­ reside at 633 Ridge Road, $20 weekly and receive a set of ner pointed otf.. Lyndhurst. They have three colorfully illustrated Place Mats plus A graduate of Barringer children, a daughter, Mrs. High School in Newark, Dr. Carole Leone, and two sons, full 5.25% per annum interest Crosta received his DDS Arthur and Paul. Arthur, the according to the Association's degree from Georgetown’s elder son, has followed his weekly schedule! School o f D entistry in 1933. father into dentistry and is He has lectured on “Dental associated with him Open a Club for $1, 52, or S3 weekly and receive a beautiful decorative N ational College Fair Opens candle plus full 5.25% per annum interest according to the At The New Yo rk Coliseum Association's weekly schedule! The New York City major metropolitan area. (Gifts limited to one per account National College Fair will Admission to the College while supply lasts.) provide studentstoith needed Fair is free, and with about information to help them 400 colleges, universities, start shaping their future. and other postseccndary in­ The key to their friire is in­ stitutions from around the formation, and they can get country participating, the the facts they need about ad- Fair offers a perfect oppor­ rrisaone at the New York tunity to gather Sp con­ City National CbUege Fair. siderable amourt «f basic in­ The CbUege Fair will be formation about colleges and held on Friday, October 27 the programs they offer. from 10 a m. to • pm., and Representatives from Satwday, October 28 from 10 colleges, universities, and am to 5 pm at the New trade and technical schools York Coliseum This year’s will be available to explain Fair is expected to attract their program, facilities, over 30,000 prospective coats, and entrance students from all over the requirements. J5 1

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The Leader Newspapers circulate ia South Bergen aad are the official newspapers of North Arlington, Lyndhurst, Rutherford, East Ratberferd, aed Carlstadt They also have a grow ing readership ia Wood-Ridge aad Watttagtea. la the five-community district Bve 81.M* persons atnoag ZC.tM families. These contiguous municipalities border on the Hackensack Meadows which ia tbe ae*t generation will provide a growth pattern that w ill he marked by tbe entire nation. The Leader Newspapers are m em bers o f the Retherford Chamber ef Commerce, Cynthia Meehan,ifctoel D r., 7Thgr«d». Grace Aim Sorce, Noel Dr., 7th grade. Diane Barlow, Harding Ave., 11th the West Hudson South. Bergen Chamber ef Commerce, tbe New Jersey Press Im not allowed out at night during 1 can stay out until about Sin the sum grade. Association, the National Editorial Association aad the Qwatity Group Weeklies ef school, but in the summer. I’m allowed mer and on weekends sometimes, and I have a curfew of 11*11:30 on school New Je rse y .' out until 9 .1 don't think it’s fair. I’d rather be able to go out on school ■* nights, but only if I have no homework nights. I think it’s fair, since most of my friends Mayor Plosia’s Dilemma have the same curfew. Ah, to have such problems as those only for the present but for the king that face Mayor Plosia and his East distant future Rutherford council. Industries were flocking to the area The basic problem is having to put set aside by theborough planners. The handles on upward of $10 million, site was directly in the center of what money the borough is to receive from has become the sports complex. It the %tUement of its daims for the was Plosia’s belief — and planners meadowland acreage taken up by the agreed — that it was to East Ruther­ Sports and Exposition Aiahonty for ford's best interests to preserve the the sports complex. meadowlands for industrial develop- ' Plosia wants to give immediate tax ment. relief and. at the same time, guaran­ The state disagreed and took the tee a stable tax situation for the land future. ™ The prospect of early and easy gold These are tough questions — but was tempting as settlement offers hardly as tough as those facing com­ were made. munities that need $10 million and But Plosia insisted that East don't have it! Rutherford fight until it got the best It is expected that Plosia fe te , will deal possible — a spanking good sum Caryn McGovern, Canturbury Av*., 7th come to some good dedsiorlr After for allowing the use of its meadowland all. it was the fight put up by Plosia. sewer system and another healthy grade. In the summer, 1 have to be in bet­ CMhie Guglietmi, 3rd St., 7th grade. aided by Counsel Alfred A. Porro Jr., payment for the land itself. Maureen Hehir, Madison St., 7thgrad». ween 9 and 10, but during school. I’m On school nights, 1 can stay oit on my that has put the borough in its present Now the fight is paying off. During the summer, I get to stay mt only allowed out after supper for a little block until 7. In the summer I can stay cozy position Dollars in a golden flood will roll until 10, but not during school. 1 think while. I think it’s fair because most of oik until 9. and I think it's fair.On most East Rutherford could have opted into the East Rutherford treasury school nights I have to study anyway. it's fair, since I'm only in the 7th grade. for early and easy cash. There were It will be interesting and a possible the time I have to do home work. costless offers that Plosia could have lesson in financial planning to see how accepted. But the East Rutherford the mayor solves his happy dilemma change of ownership. mayor has had a sharp eye and a long -Maybe Pkxsia will turn for advice to has been expressed. The coimcil legislation. K needs the gufiptxtof In other words, should the elderly refused to give K support. everybody. view. He was opposed to the sports those editorial writers who branded die or dispose of their homes the in- complex in the first place. He knew him an obstructionist” because he This is unfortunate. Councilman Joseph Harrison spoke paid taxes would thenbe liquidated oi* in favor of reverse mortgages. ' I the value of his acreage. He had plai­ insisted on the good fight for his town Is it better to build low cost housing This is the kirxl of legislation that Such a plan would allow the elderly to ned an orderly developed that would But then there is a long, long maybe * that would be heavily subsidized to ac­ many have sought over the years. It appeal to a loan institution for a mor­ have provided jobs and income not that he will not. commodate the elderly? Is it better to would enable many elderly to remain - strike the final disastrous blow tgage in which the institution would in their homes in their declining against the elderly by forcing them pay the taxes to the comminity with ; years. They would not be forced to put out of their homes? the view of getting its money when the w ise Legislation their homes on the market and to Those who have favored legislation property changed ownership. uproot themselves at a time when ^such as S891 don't think so. There has The reverse mortgage plan is also Senate«Biil 891 \rould enable 9&hior turn the unpaid taxes would become familiar scenes are more important to been plenty of opposition to the ** good. citizens over the age of 65 to withhold second mortgages on their homes, them than anytime before. • measure. It has been a long time But one does not offset the other. payment of taxes on thar homes. In liens that would be paid off upon In Rutherford opposition to the law coming. But it is good, soiaid, social Both should be allowed. , Attractive Nuisances

Decision of County Court Judge H an ey Smith upholding Wallington's rig * to prohibit a McDonald's Restaurant in the Paterson Aye shopping mall is a wise one It vindicates the jud&nent of the ad­ ministration in fittin g lo ban the restaurant. There has been enough experience in recent years to substantiate fears that gaudy fast food shops such as the McDonald s chain too often promote unwelcome activity in the area in which they are located The veryr lad they are f ast-food oriented makes them attractive nuisances Autoists flock to such places, creating traffic probJems Then the brig* limits and constant activity attracts hangers-on There is a place for such chain eateries E F F E C T I V E AYEAR They are on the highway where access is easy . Get­ A N N U A L ting out is also simple. But to se* tie such a restaurant in the shopping plaza, Y I E L D O N already a traffic problem, would be creating the New York Times is m t publishing became of the strike and the public has not become aware of the doacter. This is nonaeme Even the acne-free of fee television reporters have been wrinkled with dismay over the stock market news. Bu tl» people h aw not K c tfn v THURSDAY, OCTOBER U. W»

But Unico National offers Unico History Began In 1922 more subtle oortribution, it Behind the active com- aright, Cooley’s Anemia is s for the f e d f k pur­ Unico National’s in­ is s vehicle of cultural ex­ m uity apirit and hard work genetic disease; only pose of pinpointing and reac- volvement in medical pression for Italian- of the local Unico Chapter of children tf parents who both ttag to caaes of reward !, Ms distribution o f: Americans, It speaks Lyndhurst, lies an exciting carry the trait far Ototey's discrimination scholarship money,and its simultaneously to people of and interesting story of may be infected. In And aa the fifty-six year performance of countless Italian ancestry and to the growth that began more than to provkftng grant old of a Connecticut doc­ community services are self half century ago Unico National has tor nerslats aa a viable, and evident proofs of the rest of the nation with equal Unlike o th er racial developed an education cam­ vital organization today. organization's enormous clarity. movements in recent years, paign designed to inform Unico was started quiet yly people of the dangers of the l_in —w&teruui^i * - ---- in 1 19Z* (MM disease and the need for im­ Anthony Vastola, a young mediate detection. YOUR CONGRESSMAN rf n r t f (O A second major area of hMin— and professional Unico National activity has mm of the town that a civic been in mental health IS FIGHTIN G organization was needed in research 11* organization's order to unite Americans of Mental health Foundation, FOR SENIOR CITIZEN S Italian descent and to com­ established in NR, has fun­ bat discrimination. In ad­ ded three studies of working to pass the kind of legislation they need to make dition Vastola wonted mem­ schizophrenia-regarded as bers to perform “charitable, the nation’s number one ends meet on fixed incomes, to get the medical care they educational and patriotic mental illness, with grants need, and to protect their homes from rising property taxes. deeds for the benefit of thkr totalling |7 t ,000 That's why CONGRESSMAN CAP HOLLENBECK cospon­ feliowmen and their coun­ Along with conducting sored a bill to end the limit on the earned income of Social Dram IN IM Honored. Sport* has a to n y !*•*•« • •«*> P«t » iw aw or try”. J campaiffis against physical Carm lna SHoW, Lyndhurst drumbeatar. Hara, ha stands, at tar rtgM, wftti W Ma Security recipients. That’s why he went to bat when- the After uiiting in 1M7 with and mental illness, Unico M ays, center, and Angle Uo, Herald News sports edftor. Omaha, Nebraska - baaed National is providing finan­ Hudson County home health care service was about to be National Civic League an in­ cial help for students and shut down. CONGRESSMAN CAP HOLLENBECK has dependently developed young writers. There are fought for legislation to halt inflation and protect senior citi­ At Long Last Bilotti Italian-American com­ four Unico National spon­ zens. There’s a lot more to do, munity groq> founded by sored scholarships available and CONGRESSMAN CAP mining and railroad en­ to graduating high school HOLLENBECK is the man to trepreneur Antonio Rizzuto, students enrolling in college do it. Vote for CONGRESS­ Gets His Own Dinner the organization became In addition, literary and known as Unico National. Journalism cash awards are MAN CAP HOLLENBECK on Over the years, organization distributed annually to November 7th. After decades of All credit went to Bilotti ’s who went 11 rouids in the leaders have interpreted writers between eighteen promoting and writing about Bnp drum beating, a fact that ring with Gene Tunney,” each letter of Unico as and thirty-five. sporting events, among d d not escape the editorial said Bilotti. He referred to repreaentatie of a goal or Unco National is presen­ them countless dinners for columns of the Cleveland the fact that as a youngster characteristic. Thus, “U” st- tly attempting to emerge as an assortment ol celebrities, Plain Dealer. Bilotti was he ca rrie d the round s ig n at nads for Unity, “N” stands a puttie affairs spokesman Q n tin e Bilotti, Lyndhurst hailed as “that genius from the fight between Tunney for Neighborliness, “ I” for the Italian-American. publicist, is to receive the New Jersey." a n d T o m Heeney, an stands for Integrity, “C” The organization conducted Bilotti has seen all of the Austrialian. . stands for Charity, “0 ” a campaign against NBC’S The Boxing Veterans' big boxing events in recent Tunney knocked out stands for Opportwity. planned airing of the movie Association has selected years and has been in­ Heeney jn the eleventh Headquartered in Blooat “The Godfather, Part II”, Bilotti as the nan they will timately connected with ro u n d field, N.J., Unico National seen as a detrimental in­ honor Dec. 2 at the Fountain. many of the stars. Bilotti has appeared on has members from coast to fluence on young Italian- Belleville. Jack Dempsey, he numerous television and coast* Its members liken Americans Bilotti’s long connection believes, was one of the top radio shows and has been their organization to nation­ The organization has also with the boxing, wrestling, fighters as far as he is con­ associated with newspapers wide service-orierted groups been active in challenging r e - e l e c t Congressman and cyding sports has made cerned. However, his idol and newspapermen^ like such as Ki wards. Rotary and what it tables “preferential lam one of the outstanding always was Rocky Marcian­ Damon Runyon, Westbrook Lions. According to infor­ treatment policies” of gover­ figures in the world of te. - Pegler, Dan Parker and mation provided by Unico nment, the education eastern sports. “He would have knocked other luninanes of the prin­ National, the organization is system, and imfeistry. A When Mohammad A l i out A i," said Carmine. “Ali ted page. comprised “exclusively of Unico National Human HOLLENBECK fought Chudc Wepner in could never have taken the Sports have taken some American men of Italian ex­ Relations Comnittee was Geveland the missmatch dnd of punishment Mar­ remarkable turns in Bilotti’s traction banded together in a seemed about to lay the ciano could handout. ” day. Ope of the chief causes national chaiiyworking join­ biggest sports egg in Wstory Among the other greats o f ch a n ge has been tly on national projects and Then Bilotti was called in to were men like Rocky television, he believes. separately on conraanity ac­ pep things up. He did so well Graziano, Jake LaMotta, But there was a day when tivities, to uplift the prestige that the fig * drew and unex­ Billy Petrolle, the Fargo Ex­ athletes were free, open — of our people’’. pectedly heavy and suc- press, and cowtiessothers. and very, very finny. Now Aa a nonpolitical and non- cessfulgate “I am known as the man they demand payment for seetarian organization, each public turn they do. Unico National advocates Imperatore Named Some of Bilotti’s most in­ “the Italian way to be teresting nights were spent Americans.” Uiicans stress in the company of Sal the fact that they are Beautiful times for saving at United Jersey Bank! Just deposit Outstanding Gtizen Magiie, known as The Bar­ . American first, and cite $100 or more into a new or existing savings account, or a new ber, a pitcher famed for his patriotism as an important checking account, and pick up a worfd-famous Timex ability to throw the ball element of their work. Unico watch at a big discount. Or, make a bigger savings within inches of a batter's National calls itself “the deposit, and get your new Timex watch free or at North head. largest community service Arthur M a g iie h ad a keen sense of a n d public service an even greater discount price. Choose from “Outstanding * ^uim m s humor. He was also keen on organization comprising several high-interest savings plans at year at the amual dinner- public relations. Bilotti Americans of Italian descent United Jersey Bank. Beautiful Timex October 28, 1978 in would line up public ap­ in the United States.” Its watches at low, low prices just for Meadowlands Hilton pearances and Magiie would program and character saving at United Jersey Bank gladly show up divide along two lines: the — a timely offer you “We both got fat,” said organization’s role in shouldn't pass up! See Chinaglia, Bilotti. “But we dkfci’t make charitable activities, and the the watches on director of the much money. I think Magiie newe^ public affairs as a display at any was one of the greatest pit­ spokesman for Italian- participating chers who ever lived. He in­ ' Americans. stilled deathly fear in many Unico National activity United Jersey batters but off the diamond abroad has included the Bank office he was a pleasant, very establishment of an Italian shown below. Im p erato re is the generous man.’’ Boys’ Town, the donation of Come in today. president and owner of the Imperatore s philosophy is A native of Harrison, $45,000 to flood-devastated A«P-A Transport Cor- “a fair day’s work for a fair Bilotti has lived in Lyn- Florence in 1987, and the porsion, Nona Bergen. day’s pay.” He has built a dhufst the last 20 years. pledging of *150,0».» to G e t a According to James V. recreation center for his em­ Presently he is assistant Venzone after a recent ear­ Tim ex watch Riggio, chamber president ployees which includes news director of thquake. and chairnwn of the Selec­ basketball, tennis and bocci Meadowlands Raceway at Unico National expends f r e e o r a t tion Comnittee, imperatore, o u ts , a heated swimming the sports complex. He is approximately two million who is the driving force pool, solarium and ceramics married to Janine Bilotti and dollars annually throughout a d i s c o u n t npfwry] mg gifivw q i u i c studio Two years ago, in they are the parents of Dr. the United States. One of its p r i c e . company which he and his celebration of the company 's Joseph Bilotti, the Ruther­ more impressive recent in- brothers founded after World 3Bth anniversary, ^11700 em­ ford dentist, and Richard, dertakings is its fight War II, was selected by the ployees and their spouses editor of the Sunday against Cooley’s Anemia. 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in the forthcoming election. Md we will look forward to wortmg ckady with you on iaMeiflf importance mt onfy I II our m iwhwre but also to the commritiet they sgrve EDWARD J.WERNAN President Dear Congressman H o lk n

We am pleased to inform . you that after carefii con­ sideration of ynr position and support cf police related and other vital legislation, the New Jersey State Policemen's Benevolent Association's Board of Delegates endorses your canSdKy for the U.S. House nf Representatives We are looking forwartTto working with you in the new Oongrcas. If there is a c tin g we can do far yon, please feel free to call upon us FRANK J GINESJ SUte President Clears Up Financing Of Royal Brigade Corps

as the great majority of our ving as you- goodwill am­ members come from towns bassadors wherever we •As Publicity Director of surrounding the travel throughout the nation the Meadowlands Royal Meadowlands area is competition Brigade. I have been infor­ We are proud to bear the Very Thiy Yews. med by several members of name 'Meadowlands " ser­ Edward G. M en s our Booster Qub that some people are mder die im­ pression tha we are sub­ sidized by the Meadowlarefc Sports Complex because we Effective October 21 happen to carry that name In order to dear the air of any misconceptions regar­ ding this tet me say that we don not receive monetary assistance from the Complex or th e Meadowlands Development Commission Our only financial link with the Complex has come from tllCksial contracted exhibition appearances, not outright grants**donations We do, in fad depend upon *E* AIRS ON the loyal members of our • ST ANO AM ) 4 E lECTROMK^ KSN&T10N SYSTEM S • • R JE L 4 ELECTRONIC FUBL INJECTION SYSTE MS Booster CJub to provide the • LIGHTS 4 WMSNG SYSTEMS fund-raising so necessary to • SHAKES SYSTEMS CH&C A WJ* • EXHAUST SYSTEMS the fielding of a competitive* • h € AT'INC A AM COMPTOONMIG SYSTEM S • CLUTCHES MANUAL 4 AUTOMATIC T*ANS4MSS*ONS drum corps • COOLING SYSTEMS ALSO A» AtLABwE Regular Hours Walk-In Hours • TO * rNG SEH VKE 4 LUWNCATION SEIW C E Aside from parades and competitions which we par- 9 am to 7 pm M onday 8 am to 9 am Daily TOYOTA SNOW TIRES ANO USED WHEELS AVAILABLE FOR MOST MODELS I ticipate in and receive 9 am to 4 pm Tuesday— Friday 4 pm to 6 pm Tuesday— Friday HURRY-LIMITED QUANT mES I remuneration for,-th e I periodic fund-raising we I engage m is what sustains I JS- We depend heavily on the EXTRA 6000 I generosity of our fnends and I neighbors to provide the I financial support we need I *ben a fund-raising function I is organ) zed 119 Ridge Road. 997-6168 We adopted the name “ Meadowlands Royal Brigade to reflect our roots.

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of BedevWe Pike ft Schuyler Ave KEARNY 997-2110 J Boosters Meet The Lyndhurst Boosters Club will meet at the American Legion Hall on Wetate*' Avenue, Mon., Oct. 30 at I p.m. All plrents of athletes and Athletes of the high school are cordially in- vited to attend. John Lomio is president of the Boosters Qub Cruft Classes Personal Schedule of afternoon craft classes held at the Lyn­ loans up to dhurst Public Library on Tuesdays at 1 p m * 1 0 , 0 0 0 . « Oct. 31-Crochet. Nov. I — Monday instead of Tuesday (Election Day) crocnet.Jlu u n lu J Nov. 14 — Christmas decorated ornaments. Nov. 21 — Beaded Christ­ mas wreaths. *

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For O ffice P arties To Senior C itizens • • • — It's been documented. Congressman Hollenbeck spent His campaign literature says he is working hard fo r Seniors, hundreds of taxpayers’ dollars on parties for his office staff in but Hollenbeck's political record from*.Trenton to W ashington Washington. Considering the fact that Congress recently gave discloses that he failed to vote for or support such important itself a hefty pay raise, only a politician with contempt for his legislation as the Senior Citizens Recreation Opportunity Act, constituents would add insult to injury by spending our money increasingtax deductions for Seniors or for reducing Senior on parties. ,* transportation fares with exce ss lottery revenues.

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7 5 % O f The Time• • • T o T h e Energy C r i s i s ••• The records of the Banking and Currency Committee disclose Most of the constituents in the Ninth District commute by car that Congressman Hollenbeck voted in person only 23% of the or mass transportation. Energy Is an important problem, but time during the last year records were available for this impor­ not to Congressman Hollenbeck. He missed all of the votes tant committee. Not too impressive when one considers that that created the Department of Energy and was absent again inflation is one of the major issues ot the day. k when the Congress appropriated monies to fund that depart­ ment. To top it off, it’s our tax dollars that pay h is travel ex­ penses.

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O f O ur Tax D ollars To U s ••• A id Senior C itizens • • • Tax dollars we would have never gotten back to the Ninth Nick Mastorelli started the North Hudson Council of Seniors District if Nick Mastorelli didn't apply for them. Dollars that and Retired Seniors Volunteer programs . . . he brought back went for programs that benefit people in our district... dollars funds for nutrition programs, senior transportation and recrea- that created jobs, fought inflation and saved’us additional tax tion and programs to fight crime against our older living Ameri­ dollars ... and a higher average return on our tax dollars than cans. Even while he campaigns he is working on new projects the rest of New Jersey. to provide better housing for seniors.

Took W elfare Recipients Form ed The East B ergen COLOR TELEVISION O ff The R olls ••• C ouncil O f M ayors... Cutting government spendfng ... that’s what Nick Mastorelli It established a regional, approach to government, enabling has been doing by taking recipients off the welfare rolls and those Bergen County communities to pool their resources and SERVICE putting them into meaningful jobs. It cuts down the tax burden fOftMPOKAUnONCAU , cut costs in approaching such problems as sewerage, social of the middle class and decreases unemployment. That's the programs and applying for federal funds. They asked tor Nick kind of action we need in Washington! Mastorelli’s help because he has the experience to make GAMMA ELECTRONICS government better. Hut Parti . KEARNY, NEW JERSEY

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Pad for by N*cfc Masturaft Campaign Fund When King Sgisihund I took Queen Bona Sforza of boiled in beer ar cooked in stews - the Milan Sforras to bride in 1518 he unknbwoigly Mostof us treasure it with sauerkraii paved the way followed by Qutfinal Karol Wojtyla The Polish sausages are distinctive because they are from Krakow to the papacy in Rone. ;V smoked with juniper wood which is abundant in the Par fetched? When Pope John Pad II bids the ser­ forests that cover a quarter of the land vants to fetch a tomato he may tail for a pomdor and Mushrooms and honey are two other great Polish the lackey, even if Italian, wonl be puzzled Because favorites — the mushrooms because they grow so tomato in Italian is pomodcro, as dose to the Polish widely in the forests and the honey because Polish word as can b e bees, unlike those in other lands, work twice as hard Chvalfiore? The servant may ask as he served the and as a result produce two harvests of honey instead cauliflower And the Pope may reply, yes, the kalafkr, of the customary one. which is Polish for cauliflower. Macaroni? th e Poles Unfortunately I have never been to Fbland. But I have called it noakaron for centuries or ever since would take the journey if only to indulge myself in Queen Bona brought her beauty, the forttne, her Warsaw’s Bkikle, a renowned bakery which has language and her recipes from Mlar to Warsaw produced its goodies for over a century. I can, Polish food is a mystery to most folks — except to however, give you one of its mpst famous recipes — the Polish people who have come to this country. the Babka Wielkanocna (Easter cake with raisins.) There isn't a high class Polish restairant in the metropolitan area, believe it or not. In lower New ltocupehikawarmmiiii (HOIellS) York the Baltyk is a courageous little restaurant that 1 package active dry yeast is proud of the Polish menu. However, it lacks the 4 1 iW iipoflin sugar bazazz one would find at even the moderately good T/t to Wfc cups alt-purpose flour Italian, French and English restairants that abound Vi teaspoon silt More is the pity because Polish recipes are among 10 egg yolks the most enticing in the book In a country where prosperity never has been widespread the poor make do as best they can. But they can very, very well They don't have the conveniences such as electric ice boxes but they manage to barrel up cucumbers, herring, tomatoes, beets, cabbage and turmpS, usingbrine as preservative. FYuts are pickled in vinerar and water and flavored with sugar, cinnamon and cloves Poland is noted for its hams, a principal food export And why not? In Poland the pig is revered tempted with grain, milk and potatoes and for the pains of lis ^ owner produces more of the most delicately flavored “ham in the world The kielbasa. which is most faniliar to Americans, in Poland comes in at least 70 different ways. It is cu Only 1 up and served cold wfth horseradish, or mustard. coupon Friends Plan Agenda per Harrison Friends will given by Vincent Pagano purchase meet Uxtwtow at 130 p m. and Nicholas Gregory, the in Gilo Sass VFW Post «97 respective chairmen Peter in North Arlington. Hugh Ferriexo. membership McAllister, preside**, will chairman, wffl make an up preside . > dated report on member James E. Fernero will ship. a present a report on plans for Emil Pompcra will be in Veterans Day Reports on Charge of the evening s the adults' and children s program Larry Convy is Qristm as Parties will be refirefcment chairman. First Free Symphony The Ntfley Symphony Or- d* * ra’» music Erector, chestra will present its first wUoowkicL No tickets of Comes In adntaanon are required, free public concert of the tIk guest sokut for this mmam in the audtafi^n. of program will be Kenneth Notley High'SchwA, 300 WStfaft. o rg a n ist w ho w ill Franklin Avene. Nut ley. play the seand organ con­ New Jersey on Smday, Oc­ certo of Haytki and will be tober » , 1* » at 3 00 p.m. featured in the ttud syro- * 1 X9 of Saint-Saa£ Ernest J, BrsfekL the or- Having a completed Christmas Club

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Englewood game on November 4th could be for th e classificatfhf last week, had a fine race from Al Frank American Division championship. who completed the course n n in 15:33 good for fourth Although Jankowski has carried the Golden Bears place. • „ Hawk’s Corner 'Offensively we believe in the very near future jiniors Additional honors were won by Queen of Peace as the Queensmen won the Group I-U junior varsity race. by W alter "Hm* " Mm * Pete Mizerek and Scott Hild or sophomore Chris Zovistoski will deliver with some valuable ground The Queensmen' John Pedati won the race in 16:40. A COUPLE OF CHAMPIONS IN THE MAKING - get paired with powerful Seton Hall Prep. Twice the gains In the girls' competition Rutherford’s Blanca O’Con­ With th e scholastic football season reaching tbe two- Quefensmen went into the post-season affair and twice In the BCSL National Division it appears that both nell came in ninth with Becton Regional's Karen Von thircfe mark this weekend it appears likely that two of woe paired with the strong P » y Pirates However. Becton Regional and Rutherford are out of the running Be me witz coming in 12th. the area teams could turn ou to be champions. At this ****** Queen of peace is now a Gass “B" school, dropping for the championship. It looks like Palisades P ark taritng tt looks as if Queen of Peace Boys Mgi School from C3ass. "A’’ and the likes of Seton Hall. could go all the way with both Secaucus and FORMER GOLDEN BEARS CONTRIBUTORS — can go cn to the initial championship of the Northern And believe us Lyndhurst High Schools football Hasbrouck Heights improving vastly. In the Olympic Ramapo College’s football team is rolling along un­ New Jersey Parochial Conference And the strprise oC team is for real these days. After suffering a bad. Division both North Arlington and Wallington seem to defeated having picked up its fifth victory last Satur­ the season. Lyndhurst High School is a serious conten­ three-year headache the Golden Bears found them­ be out of the running. The Vikings are strong defen­ day, a 29 to 0 triumph over New York Maritime. The der for the title in the Bergen County Scholastic selves in 78. Sure they have one of the most outstan­ sively but have no growd game while the Panthers, Roadrunners are rated the top college “dub” team in League's American Division ding all-around gndder in Bobby Jankowski who bears although improving every week have been jinxed with the nation Queen of Peace still has an 1*1 blemished record the brunt of the offensive load. The hard hitting their kicking game. Blocked and poor puits have lost Contributing to Ramapo s success are a:pair of for­ overall with five straight triumphs. Coach Bill Duffy's Jankowski showed promise since a freshman and now two gamefcglready for Wallington mer Lyndhurst High School standouts. The ex-Golden Queensmen opened with independent victories over with some horses helping the production has greatly ****** Bears are center Joe Duffy and tackle Mike Bayley-Ellard and Keamy stnd have won conference improved. QUEEN OF PEAtE HARRIER CHAMPIONS - Cutruzzula. At this writing Lyndhurst's defense has allowed just ****** games against Paterson Catholic, St Mary's and St. Queen of Peace Boys High School won the Bergen one touchdown which came on a pass and a field goal Joseph of Moat vale, the defending champions County Group II cross-country championship at BULLDOGS RUINED HARRISON — When Ruther­ by one of the state s top field goal kickers, Tom The Queensmen received some help from others in Garret Mountain last Saturday The victory qualified ford High School's soccer team beat Harrison 1 to 0 Dougherty of Ridgefield Park The last 15 quarters of their drive for the conference title St. Mary's upset the Queensmen for the State Meet Of Champions. last Wednesday the Blue Tide lost more than a game play has seen Lyndhurst hold the opposition without a Paul VI while on Sunday Paramus Catholic lost its Greg Bloom finished second over the hill and dale 2.9 The loss dropped Harrison from the state tournament touchdown first conference game losing to Paterson Catholic. mile course in 15:08. lbs Queen of Peace teammates for the first time in 21 years. The defeat was The sterling defense work by Coach Arnold Pnom all appearances the game a week from Sunday contributing to the title win were Mark Metlea who Harrison’s seventh in 12 games. And who would Perrone s charges have labeled Lyndhurst a^ one of at Breslin Memorial Stadium in Bergen Cotnty Park came in fifth, Paul Kane finished seventh, Tony Costo believe it would ever happen to Harrison, which has the top dubs in the American Division. The defensive between Queen of Peace and Paul VI could be the corv was tenth and Joe Duboyoe was 19th. been the soccer capital for many a year. players like Bob Giangeruso. Carmen Caporrino. Ken ****** Jfcrence deader. Queen of Peace beat out three of the top schools in The veteran Coach Steve Gerdy who piloted Passaic Parian, Sal DeVenio, Joe Lopez. Charley Giangeruso, ... the American Division of the BC&L with Garfield, JIM MANNING PLAYED WITH JOE PATERNO - Joe Russo. Mike Lomio. Mark Vanarelli, Dave Valley Hegiana! teams before retiring unretired to Tenafly and Sddle Brook trailing in that order. Rutherford’s Jim Manning, father of the athletically- coach aft the Qifton parochial school. Wbrd is that this Ferrara, Johnny McGovern and Mike Cortellino are Lyndhurst^s Mike Ferraro finished in eighth place in indined Manning Boys, was quite an athlete in his will be Gerdys lak season coaching football and responsible for the Golden Bears success along with the tough competition The Golden Bears came in fifth playing days. While at Brooklyn Prep he was on the Jankowski everyone knows Gerdy woul d like to go out awimer in the Group II event varsity basketball quintet which was captained by Joe Queen of Peace has a well balanced eleven with Ber- With a small squad the main problem at Lyndhurst North Arlington finished fifth in the Group 1 Meet Patemo, the highly successful Penn State football is the injury report Jm e Blue & Gold have already lost nie Marrazzo and Glenn Flora the leaders. Marazzo. behind Bogota, Mahwah. cresskill and Emerson Boro. coach. who had a great jiruor season a year ago. is still a lot Gary Paluzzi, a fine tackle and it appears that Cor­ Paul Calabrese was 12th and Walt Eckhardt was 14th ming also played minor league baseball before tellino will be lost after an injury in the Dumont game better this year. The Harrison native stands oat both for the Viking ritrating on his law studies. Lyndhurst played its best last Saturday at Dumont. ****** offensively and defensively and his scoring feats finds Becton Regional, dropped to the Group I him the leadng scorer in B erg^ Qxnty school boy The locals completely cut off the Huskies' offense circles. In Flora the Queensmen h a w an outstanding which many said was the best in the division. With Glass D rive small am ou* of manpower the Lyndhurst eleven have quarterback and passer. Rutherford Fire Dept. Oo. The Queensmen also have their eyes on the state to play them one at a time Tins week they play a Qiff No. 1 will conckjct a glass play-offs If they can continue their present pace they side Park team, the defending Group III sectional

St. Mary’s Ugh School of week. zone. It was Loreti's fifth Rutherford footballteam In the win over St. Cecilia touchdown of the . season to continued to show im ­ the Gaels scored a touch­ go along with a pair of two- provement as on Sunday af­ down in the second quarter point conversions. A run for ternoon the Gaels came up and came up with a pair of the points after was short with their second victory of fourth period scores to send and the G ae ls led. 6-0 the season, defeating St the Englewood eleven to The score remained that Cecilia of Englewood. 18 to 0 their fourth loss and a tie in way until the foirth quarter The triumph evened St five gam es Again the drive to the goal M ay s record in the Nor­ In the second stan2a St. line started after gaining thern New Jersey Parochial M ary's received good- field possession via a punt. This Conference at two-two position-after a SL Cecilia time the scrimmage line was overall the youig Gaels are punt which they put in play at, the Gaels’ 43-yard line'. two and four, losing indepen­ at SL Cecilia's 40-yard line. Ten plays advanced the halt" « yards to the Saints’ eight T„ POOT I OCKKR dent games to Immaculate Jusl two plays were required Of Montclair and Cellar th» scoreboard as yard Ifcae. From this spot ' ^ "09 Franklin Ave. fAcross frorr Notley Oval) Grove Craig Loreti got off on a neat sophomore quarterback NUTLEY, NEW JERSEY 661-2738 St Mary 's will be idle this SS-yard dash into the end Craig Pavick hit soph Joe McGuire with a touchdown pass Another run on the con­ version try failed The score stood at 12-0 with the final seconds ticking Bergen County Is BetterThan her! off on the time dock. St. Cecilia, deep in its own territory, went into pint for­ Reelect Democratic Leadership mation, but tHe Gaels’ blocked the kick with Jotnny Metino picking 19 tbe loose oall and ruining into the end zone, for the final toflchdown as time ran out. St. M ary’s offense gained a total of 181 yards wile its defensive team limited the opporition to just 58 yards. B e r g e n H e r it a g e

November h a s b e e n proclaimed as “Bergen Heritage Month” by the Bergen County Board of Freeholders. I Have the cash you need to make next year’s holidays the Freeholder Joan best ever. At Washington Savings Bank, your club account Steihacker stated, “Novem­ 5 .2 5 % , continuously ber is traditionally a time grows faster,.. earning compounded ,tfien Americans pause to from day o f deposit, to yield 5 .4 7 % . CARLHABfMAHN GERRY CALABRESt JOAN LESEMANN JOHN CURRAN ,> JO€ JOB remember their colonial Our clubs are more convenient toorwfth no fixed schedule County Clerk Fraahoktar Fn*x>U*r Freaholdtr-Etoc* Sheriff past as the national Thanksgiving holiday draws dr required weekly payment. You deposit as much as you near. wish ($5 multiples) and schedule your payments to fit your f t STRONG ECONOMY paydays. ★ RECREATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES Catholic Vets ★ GOOD SCHOOLSr Hear Report Now Holiday Club s a v i n g s can be easier than e v e r. ★ FINE COLLEGES f SL Joseph’s Catholic War If you find it hard to save, even with a holiday club, let PAT ★ MODERN HEALTH CARE FACILITIES Veterans Auxiliary of East remember for you. PAT stands for Pre Authorized Transfer. ★ LOWEST EFFECTIVE TAX RATE Rutherford, met Oct. 23 with We’ll transferthe amount you name ($20 a month minimum) Marie Basso presiding. A automatically each month from your checking account. * INNOVATIVE SENIOR SERVICES report was given by An-, P A T is&su re way to bui Id the holiday savings you need. \ tanette R M k, welfare of­ ficer, on the Oct. 18 visit to If you don’t already have your checking account with us, East Orange VA Hospital, why not open it at the same time you open your Holiday where 100 bags of fruit and Club? 100 canteen books were distributed to veterans in LYNDHURST WALLINGTON W ards 5B. 5C a n d 5D. B in go 425 Valley Brook Avenue. ^ 357 Paterson Avenue, Joe JOB Joan StarrLESEMANN was played and canteen Lyndhurst Shopping Plaza Wallington Shopping Center books given as prises. Atten­ ding were A Rihlik, Marie Savings is our /piddle name! Cdunty Clerk Gerry CALABRESE Basso. Jennie Bartlett, Jessica B o w le s , Sylvia canHARTMANN Taltoneand AnnO ’Betme wnsHincTon Jo iin F .I November project will be a Thanksgiving dinner (bttfcet) to a needy family snumcs brim Date set for tbe aim al card party w as Sunday, Feb It. Convenient Cortimunity Banking: Hudson County: Hoboken, Weehayyken and Gutteciberg • Bergen County . Englewood, Ridgefield VOTE DEMOCRATIC - NOVEMBER 7th Hosteaws were M a rie and Elvira Cimiluea and Park, Lyndhurst and 'Vallington • Passaic County: Ringwood. PM <» Oy (*. r, HacMHKk. N J . 0 7 6 0 1 ' Madeline CaLaidc in whose M w iM i Fcdtra* O * 5o».t m*uf»nc« Corsor«ior. • An (Quai opportunity «aufl houam* lamJw home the meeting w as held 18 - THURSDAY, OCTOBER H, W * Vikes Upset By Ridgefield | Becton Downed With its offense again The Owls fflin e d possession picked up 163 yards on getting SC yards in 11 r P. Becton I ad the 33-yard line and B A R C AIM stalled. North Arlington on a punt at their t*yard High School s football team t— r>nl»U«d into the B A S E S t t H ! tigh School's football team line a n d prtatliiiystarted a Mark Rattta juaor half chwces of repeating as the (fropped i 7 to • ikoswn to march which ate up tl yards i i • hack at 5-S aid MS pounds, • * # of the BCSL the air for^h^twopototor Park Ridge m a BCSLOtyin in 16 plays T i c tally came picked up most of the and succeeded alien John UwWTflS OF CiHPUIt SltjtU PK« Division Uk list Saiur cn a three yard pass from Vikings' grand gains by- dm a vastly Wilkes snared the pass for d«y. Coich Dan Doug Wilso nto Brad Xfan- improved Secaucus High a n M lead 8 5 0 KEARNY AVE. KEARNY. N.i Wickenhosser s VUoapi are tgomery Montgomery Queeng School team upended them. I O ris Gotabek a S4, MO new ane-two and I no on the boated the paint after for a M i d g e t to ( It was the Wildcats pound junior linebacker. ! E d d i e Sa y t ** tm ju i aapint m m at T-Olead V ictorious ■at two vie- • recovered a Patriot fumble ! >aid*a| SUIT I SPORT COAT MANUFACTURER atw sajp The Vibtsgi. who have not Queen of Peace Garb O c » F ootball North Arlington when Secaucm appeared won since their impressive * Qoutry team took its fourth Qoach Rod M t * m \ Cats threatened ju st once m the 4 • g m h w d txiu id in the fourth to 6 opening game victory straight w w ow Bogota 21 I I will attempt to end its losaig ;ale starts thurs.. 9.30 a.m. enure game It came in the J * quarter. The Pats lost the over Hasbrouck Heights. * at County Park’s J nmie • » ways when they dash with second quarter when John baa at the Cats IH w d line. wiU lock for their second vic­ an improved Hasbrouck Hermmann connected to c o n e Karat Kaumtnwer The Becton gridkieis then issu e rs ^sr*85: tory at Hackensack this tooktadL rMleJUfeenaOr- Heights team on Friday E^genePalmesanxna pass jelled up its offense and 1 Saturday when they meet na. Noreen Brennan. k> the fir s t p a n e of Sunday raght under the U ^ts at the good for SC yards This moved JS yards ia a doaen 1 3 8 t o 4 C wmiess Bergen Tecti After Dolores Smigteski and afternoon. Penack evened its A v ia ta rs' gndh u t T h e W ild­ placed the pigskin at the piays from scrimmage t its big win over Heagfts the Stwna MdDefmnet took 3rd. record a t I ! by defeating a cats have lost to Ridgefield. Owls 36-yard tine After a 1 Vikings played successive 4th. ath and 8th places the sbitorn LyntKrst Agency Sophomore quarterback "sack* loss a pair of passes Ues with Lewaa and Wood <*nens record now stands squad 13-7 A. Lotito scared defeating WoodRidge add Jdn Tswias starred in the fell incomplete and a run­ Ridge and lost to Bogota and at 4 and 1. During last d ie w irsd n g tou chdown far Emerson Bona. The Heights oUstanckng drive He passed ning piay failed to end the i : Park Ridge, the oo-teaders week's meet the school Penick while R Barone are now three and two, to Golabek for 1C yards and 1 . threat dL the diviswr. (bach Wer­ record t in * of D tt. was rusted for S3 yards and a holding victories over made advances of IS and N ner Hetnernac s Tech eleven Park Ridge dominated the broken by Karat Kaan- touchdown L. McCann Secaucus. Rutherford and yards With the ball at the have lost lo Palisades Park. ground game wtale North maytr with a tone of 17:31 nabed for * yards and a Leonia. losing to North three-yard I ! teis SPORT COATS Wood-Ridge. Bogota and Arlington was superior in the Karat continued to held her touchdown for Arlington and Palisades wide right a "bootleg Park Ridge before tying ‘ air The Oris p-uded out 146 record breaking title by P a r k carry to re ^ ypay dut ■ * 36 to 46 Reg s Shorts 4 Longs H am m 12-12 last week yards noting and 41 yards breaking her own record this The Patriots who have The second gam e looked oecion- ■* was - - ppnm_ a;----- ana nve Cr. _ , * Newest Style Po*y Gate The lone score in the game m passing The Vikes had week against Bogota with a been stzding sanoe their kiss I * Sofcds -S&ipes piads * y ? ° j f o r a w hale to b e an qpae* Id t II nil I 11 II I nAi ~ - 1 yards far delay of game on came in the second quarter only 83 yards rushing tout 1731 rtasorcwcm neigncs. mup • --- r r ■;—.-ft# . TT. the making, as heavily the conversion attempt. I (Soma nary atgttarkj a second quarter touchdown — OMELOWPIVCE— J favored Kearny Federal stand i? to p v e them their Tsaoias was rated by the b u g an to defeat an impart'd fouth victory against one Patriots' defendas and his I —■* THERMALS n*M a PfUAMAS Refined Predicts team by a ■» - >. - - twopoaot pass attempt went a etea L. “ Pra-Tlekat *10— score of 38-8 G. Barbtock | * SHIRTS Secaucus gained ram bled througi (he Refined | * DRAWERS Rag.H.« powseaaon Aa a punt at the m a t T ra u se w as the W ild ­ defense far Z74 yards and 6 Wildcats 4*-vard hne Two cats' chief ground gainer as touchdowns K. Tynan led an piays gained b u four yards be packed ig> 75 y a rd s in 10 essoeUent pasang attack for and oa a thrd and six quar­ Refined aa— i f far 100 terback Jeff IM t tjg r i. a n o u - yards throigi the air M standmg baseball pitcher, Cim illuca rushed for 30, A LSO : For I m M BI m a r k e d a p a s s to end Walt yards and 4 touchdowns Wmter P ie Lined JACXFTS SUPPORT HOSE i Smith, who caugt the ball ! . Winter SPORT GLOVES larMBI-RE6>3M I ■ * Indian Cotton « « n (H igli School Chess Qub W ill * • Pre-Washed W K JBW RTS socn *aans «mmes Football Predictions Meet Tuesdays HUGE SAVMifii 99S .! i Rutherford Chess Club I I c RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL PROPERTIES meets at Fauto£i Dickin­ jBRAS'SrgTjWO^j u s o n University. Dr. ARE NOW ELIGIBLE FOR FEDERAL FLOOD INSURANCE. t Raymond Lewin. acting LYNDHURST, RUTHERFORD, NORTH ARUNGTDN, 4 pnmoat. has granted per- EAST RUTHERFORD, CARLSTADT* WALLINGTON. w m BuantotheR.CC to meet i wn t R JACKETS! wKjaaVEST i 0 on Tuesday ew atp at 7:31 M pm in the cafetma The Apply Here For Your Policy w ckds is indeed patefid to the H Uuveraty far Has privilege I i i 9 ‘?U»690 i 4 The dub is a member of the ■ M000US sztia S a v i n o A g e n c y 0 U.S. Chess Federation. I BRAND 4 There are abou 35 members U 4 and the cMb is open to new I PUIS -f + TOHSaOREUNAOVBrmEDI i • "Alert insurance S e rv ice " a 2 5 1 R i d g e Rood lyndhurst, NJ. .. c EDDIES BARGAIN BASEMENT M 4 3 8 - 3 1 2 0 I 430-C73S or Frank Cetoo. 8 5 0 K E A N N T AVE. htttkNI Pres, at 4

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diminutive Buildup h >? back, made .hi tl-v< 1 ■ t v a n c e to the *<«.. yard line From Mm !• Nichols wont nil the - \ f< the touchdown Rutherford etajed *«,: for the two points *v deadlock tlu i gaui.. i.., i 'jiL back F ra n M a n iw t w t ' hit jimior Jim Carriw.'*! iv' t h e p a ss fell iw w n p ti The Bulidor h m ore chance to puiS i tory'wKen Gary Sinilh - ju n io r, intercept ■d :s Onii * p a s s to s e a t tho K g ! n« * in business atth <'•> . '-in 35-yard line The ■ 1 moved in for an •:.wrwi first down but v, K H i m penalty wiped out dow n and ended H u* d 's last threat O esskill 0 KuUwrtord ' 0 • v. Touchdown.*; Mufo «i irnj \ Kxtra Poirt I jeCkmi*' UPSALA COLI E? •invites prospective studrni to “Get Acquainted Dav November 2, 9 A.M. . Bernie M arrazzos 14 points in the gam e gives him to 4:30 P.M. a total of 68 for the season, Campus tou>s, career workshops, which is go. — Marrazao 77 jAp puni mum ' Zalewslu pass (men Flora • SI. JL — McCormack 2 yrd r\m < pass failed i

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The Star Ledger 'report recoaatei several Mtresda| points: r 1. fv rdence hospital records, medical charts, medical slides, pathological reports, statements from witnesses now dead, tapes..., laboratory reports, hospital bookkeeping . records and an endless amount ot other material ismissing'’ 2. The security lor the Mas was left to then County Narcotics Task Force head Lt Joseph Delaney. Woodcock (Former Prosecutor) said he instructed Delaney no t to atom Father to leave the buHding Mift any ties. Woodcock implied that anything missing tn/r/the files came under the responsibitty ol Delaney, whom he stated ■did not come under his supervision.'' J. "He (Delaney) tok) the Court Father was * forbidden to leave tha office with any files. However. Delaney teamed the reporter was : never physicaMy searcher nor was hit latter briefcase chocked out ~

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O'Neil is Soccer Assodation children, as usual, shall be so in awe of the occasion Casvy, S.SJ. simitar circumstances who Volleyball began last week basketball for‘seventh and There is no cost for' president. that they go completely inawareof its Hazzards After the 6 30 p m Mass share the same interests; and will continue every Mon­ eighth grade boys will be children of elementary We ofthe ‘‘Child Shield Program of Carlstadt" wish this Saturday, the Large problems and concerns The day from 8:30 to 10 p.m. in held Tuesdays from 7 to 9:30 school age to participate in parents, guardians or adults to mate sure that our Group Commttee will spon­ organization attempts to Wilson Schod gymnasium. p m in the Wilson School an arts and crafts program Gibbs Grad children are warned “they are NOT to eat or drink sor a lecture in the high W«nd spiritual, educational Carol Robb is instructor. gymnasium. being held Saturdays from 10 anything until it is checked out by us and be home school auditorium. It is and social activities The Men's Physical A marathon will be held a.m. to 12 noon at the Jean Ciesia of Wallington, before dark.” As a matter of fact folks lets get out specifically designed for all Patricia Markson of Education program is under­ November 12 with proceeds Recreation headquarters, has graduated from the there and take these.people Trick or Treating our­ single; divorced «nd Maplewood is a member of way at Wilson School It is to be donated to the scholar­ 180 Prospect Avenue. All Katharine Gibbs School in selves to make sure it is a “Treat.” Por those who wish to Join our organization our next widowed parishioners Guest the Archdiocesan being conducted every Wed­ ship finds of North Arlington applies are furnished by the New York, where she com­ speakers tor the evening will Educational Task Force nesday from 7:30 to 10 p.m. and Queen of Peace High Recreation Commission. pleted the Special Program meeting is on Nov. 9, 1978 at 7:30 in the Carlstadt Library.-' be Father Joseph Doyle. Joan Briddey of Elmwood Schools. There is an en­ Maureen Sullivan is instruc­ for College Women. Father Bernard Mohan. Part is an office associate of trance fee of $3.50 for the tor. Mss Ciesia, daughter of Mrs Joan Bnckley and Mrs Tommy’s ifcre five mile run An entry form The North Arlington Soc­ Father Edgar Holden, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore ✓ ' . Thank You Patricia Markson. The may be obtained by calling cer Association wiU begin its Ciesia, was graduated from O.F.M in the Mnistry to “Child Shield of Carlstadt' speakers will attempt to ad­ Divorced Catholics Mr. and Mrs. Thomas 997-1550. winter program on January Wallington High School and dress the special needs and Father Bernard Mohan, D’Errico of North Arlington, Volleyball and basketball 5. The program open to all attended Upsala College. the unique problems faced well-known to Queen of announce the birth of a son, by tUs group. Peace parishioners, is a Thomas Shawn, at Clara Father Joseph Doyle, in Canon Lawyer who works at Maass Hospital, Belleville, addition to his parish duties the Archdiooesan Marriage on September 30. Thomas at Most Blessed Sacrament tribunal with marriage weighed in at e ig * pounds in Franklin Lakes, is a problems and annulments two ounces pastoral counselor who has In forwarding the brief IBs mother, the former worfced extensively with the biographical data on the Antoinette Norton, is the O pen a C hrist Family Life Apostolate of guest speakers. Father daughter of Mary Am Nor­ the ardxfiooese. He is in­ Holden concluded that he ton of Lyndurst. Thomas volved also with C.O.P.O.. has recommended to us the also has a proud great-gran­ Catholic One Parent very best speakers available dmother. Mrs Alfred Ran- w ith us and Organization for widows and and assured us of an ne, also of Lyndhurst widowers, providing educationally informative Mr. D’Errico is employed giadance and support mone- and spiritually profitable by Magnavox, Parts parent situations The chief evening. Division. East RtAherford. w e’ll help purpose of this organization All parishioners are is to give people who have welcome and encouraged to lost their spouses an oppor­ attend Exchange d e c o r a t e Marriage Votes

Minish Gels Award Miss Gail Dato. of Carlstadt. formerly of Wood Ridge, and Rocoo Canallo. of y o u r t r e e . For Voting Record Hollywood. Fla., formerly of Congressman Joseph G. payments JPBuld amount to Carlstadt, exchanged You receive FREE for opening Mi rash, Uth District, New half the average cost of nur m m age vows Sept. 30 in St. ’ any Christm as Club two of Jersey, has been presented J** home care in the area Joseph's R.C. Church. East these handsome; full-color with the National Council of The money ax id be used to RUherford. Currier & Ives unbreakable Senior Citizens' Special provide home nursing visits Mrs. John Schaffert was Award for his 1977 voting or as a contribution to other matron of honor and Carlo Christmas ornaments Come record. family income CMallo served as best man in now and start your Christm as •^Lmisb became the “The idea behind this The bride, daughter of Mr shopping early! recipient of the award for the lefpaltion is to allow the and Mrs. Anthony Dato, 64 fifth conseeUjve year and elderly to remain at home Randolph Street, Lincoln has accumulated a 98 per­ without being a tw den on Park, is with Crane Carrier cent voting record dh senior their families,” Minish Her husband, son of Mr. and citizen issues over tjiat time. stated. "Not only would the Mrs. Michael Canallo. of The Weat Orange families benefit in such a Hollywood, is with Metpath Congressman said: “I am situation, but the Federal Laboratories A reception was held at delighted to be honored by government woUd bepaying fHcrrji (Etiristmas Snuffys, Scotch Plains. this important senior only hati» of what a nursing ported, and will continue to present system R iviecdoJ 5 % Interest Paid on' s^ p o rt. legislation to im­ almost forces the in­ Completed Club 1 . prove the dderty's standard stitutionalization of our La Monica of living. I will continue to ektarty." Minish continued Mr. and Mrs. Antonio fight to provide senior "Funds are available to Rivieccio, 13 Windsor citizens with the means to those in nursing homes, but Avenue. East Rutherford, live in digyuty and indepen­ not to those otherwise have announced the dence." might be'able to remain at engagement of their Mntsh recently introduced home We must begin to tilt daughter, Marie, to Richard legislation that provides , our system back towards S La Monica, son of Mrs MAKE NEXT CHRISTMAS THE HAPPIEST senior citizens with alter­ keeping families together. Jack La Klonico. 18 Washing­ natives to being ptace in nur­ “ Ilis legislation vyill allow ton Avenue, Clifton EVER BY SAVING THE CHRISTMAS CLUB WAY! sing homes. Desipied for thousands of ieklerly people The bride-elect graduated persons who do not require to avoid being sent to nur­ from Wilma Boyd Career ISLK arwmd-the-dock supervision sing homes and would allow Schools of Airline and Travel or nursing care, the oters already in facilities to m Pittstnrgh. Pa Her fiance legislation would provide return to their own homes or attended Western Comec- tax-free cadi payments to those of relatives.” ticU State College. Com , elderly persons eligible for Congressman Minish con­ and is with Home's Medicare or Medicaid. The cluded H 5 Unlimited in East Ruther­ and loan association ford. 249 Kaarny Avenue, Kearny • 991-8S00 Kg Boy A FA. 18,1979 wedding is Monday-Thursday8a.m. to3pjn. Fridays8a m to7pm SATURDAY 9 a m to 1 2 noon Ample Free Parking m Rear of Building UXM SMOOTH few Y « For Buras planned. Can U rn UNWANTED Mr and Mrs Walter Bura of 79 West Street, North NEW 78 CHEVETTE Chevy. Hatchback’ NEW ‘78 LUV PICKUP Chevy Stnd.: 4-cy.. NEW ‘78 MONTE CARLO Chevy, SPORT COUPE. Opt.: 305-V 8, auto pwr. Arlington, are the parents of Sedan. StntfT: 4-cyl.. man. strg. /brks. man strg. brks* Opt 6’ boi auto trans., Opt: auto. tram., tint. gls.. remote sport AM radio rear step bumper. 781 14 tires. 1 strg. / brks.. 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Kathleen K n ap of was best man The' Messrs LJnefh, Lyndhurst on Oc- Margate and his sister-in- ’ “ A receptors far 110 guests Richard AMmeyer and Paul toi>er 8 F ath er Joseph law, Debra Knupp of Ocean was held at George's Courso levered Waskel of the church, ofr . City, the bride's cousin Restaurant, Moonachie The bride is a graduate of fieiatai Girol Tarasko, and Barbara The couple left on a Caldwell College and her The bride is the daughter Regan. honeymoon cruise to the Iwshand is an aham us of of Mr. and Mrs Frank All bridal aE tenifatoiim Bahamas and Disney World Kings Col lege Bulhowski of Lyndhurst. Her floor-length quiana gowns in *• They will make their home Following a reception at husband is the son of Mr. and Wedgwood blue and baby's ’ in Lyndhurst the I-»xfcnark II. the couple M rs. L eroy K nupp of breath in their hair, and teft for a honeymoon in Italy ’Margate, NewJersey carried bouquets of Uue. Both are graduates of Lyn­ purple and white assarted dhurst High School. The * ! « l§g §|2 lowers bride is with Vifcmg-Penquin 1 The bride given in in East Rutherford — — V i * ' i ' . ■ marriage by her father. .. ' * , v « B p § *<*• a iy w «f white qiana ’ t ■ j f i p :;«sf,n*x-d with high neckhne V bodice of lace reem I brm.k-n'd with swd pearLs | Her chape) itTigth veil was I t ' .**1 ^ught to a Lace headband irxi she carneda bouquet of - .,1 white roses, stephanotis and PSE&G’s THOMAS A. EDISON TRIBUTE! Ushers were Dr Barry w w :m HWI Levait of Montvale and R k* .I Ueimid Kiupp of Ocean « Treiser of Ketchikan, ■ y ■ ;'/-y'T■ a t> served hLs brother as Alaska If e t ,, "*•-< riviin .md ushers were Aftera wedding trip to St. Si W:!:iam Creider of Maarten, V.L, the couple r . II I * James will take up residence m M • 1 rr*n»r.gfiam Mass.. Dr. Uamd Boston of A dramatic multi-media theatre experience aboard The bride, graduate of - J t & V * m ■ ■ .* *-« * American University, is em­ * 2 ^ * % ' v .mter of W.-st Caldwell the Second Sun ferry boat energy information center. ployed at Union Auto Supply h 1 ' “MjrSwr** % * Jr :i at The -r s ' ■ sity, is a partner in ■ ■ - Manor VW >Vange the . Century o4 Light' ce ebrates the Rayewood TRAILER Sales. lef! I k a Imneymoon Sussex. . - V-" *- , - If ’np t. tierniuda The> will 'C0 tb bin^day ot tne first successful M light bulb, and lakes you back to the take up residence in excitement and wonder qf Edison's Mr. and MrvRocco M f.no Wilningtcn, Detewar*. ^ — other, great discoveries: Relive the Trs^. ^ Guild Hag A Fiftieth Anniversary ForDelfinos „ 'e.ctuton created by the worlds nuoSSS2Sbk» Covered Dish Mr and Mrs R occo and Frank IMfino of little ^ l i B y early of electric energy. / / f t D e lfin o of L y n d h u rst Falls. , H V • The Ladies Guild of Grace celebrated their fiftieth wed A lso p r e se n t at th e : | | [ • Pius exciting energy exhibits and a Lutheran Church of North ding anniversary on Septerrv c e le b r a tio n w ere th e Af chance to tour histonc Burlington! y ' Arlington will hold a cowred ber 22 at a dimer given i couples' six grandchildren, J j . (U i simper tomorrow from Come aboard tne fasctnatmg Second f their honor at the Elks dub Lisa, Nicholaj, and Gina g f S * vhH ( : 5:X to 7 p.m in the church S u n -a magnificent converted ferry J \ d m . on October 1 . Rocco of Cherry KU.'Gene haM, Arlington Blvd. and ' Hosting the affair were Kurinsib of Lyntfcurst aid I ^ boat from'a by-gone era I Jw** Ridge Road thar children, Mrs Doris Sharon and Jame? Delfino of TVkets are J356 for adults Kadnski of Lyndhorst. Mrs Rutherford How to get there: and fl 75 for children From the J. T^-npwe Exit 5, turn left onto Ariene Rocco of Qerry Ifill Mr. and Mrs DH6now«re Rt 54- to Bir-lrgior ir Surlingion. toiler 0 PSEG married on September 22. “Secor^- &_r ' stgris tc the ferry tx>at. The Energy People v. 7 1S28. irt Sacred Heart Chtr- Teiephcne number S09j 387:3800 ' V I n m l i / J ch, by Father McDeraintt, - > A Lyndhurst. and have fiued in Take a Step , i Fashions I the township for 50 .vw a . in the f r \ r t h a 2 Mr Delfino has been ac ' J Uw in the LjTidhursI Elks Light Direction Love Iv- 9 ’">* with

Mrs. Lillian Krssler. 21 Jersey Street. East Rntfe^r ford, prssidert of the Depar­ tment of N J American War Mothers, was hostess at her Pole. Paler. Palest. A home for a state board smash of on ash. A Committee reports meeting -honey of a honey. A were given and a calendar of everts planned. delicate baby blonde hue. Whichever blonde you chooser., it's dynamite in tfe so­ cial sphere. And o l it fakes is quick-acting Row* W hite Creme tightener and an ex­ citing toner. m z: hairdresser INSTITUTE , *** sm.*ST—«*m COCWHST 8TOK)«M> (ax «3rd St ) «M«EMNV AVf OF* sixth for the aeaaon. Rodgers. Q P .s defense wail into the net for QJP.'s College Aptitude Q ueen O f Peace On Sunday, Q P . upset St. played fantaatically aa they thiid goal. In the fourth AT*. Jersey Qty, by a score kept St. Al's oi* of scoring quarter,' Tom Rodgers ByBramteMcMyrv M at the end

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NEW JERSEY, INC Rt 17, E. Rutherford. NJ. CALL 933-5700 son Avenue. East Riftfer- Commends Anti-Nazi Action ford, N J ; other Helstoski campaign offices have been uniforms in public Nazis.' said He&Unia with 6 and one-half terms opened in Port Lee. Lyn­ ‘ We cannot erase from "Anyone parading in a seniority, strong friendships dhurst, Dumont and our minds the inhuman _ Nazi uniform, preaching and contacts in the'House of Palisades Park and are Senator atrocities against innocent hate, bigotry and violence is Representatives and the being manned by an ever Ftekknan on a bill victims inflicted by Nazi blatantly re-enacting the U.S. Senate plus the growing number of volun State storm troopers," added horrors of the holocaust that necessary knowledge andex leers, from teen-agers to ban Helstoski. “Any simulkwn was the most shameful bict pertise. 1 would introduce senior citizens for the re the of them is a sickness, a on modem civilization." and fight for the passage of election of Henry Helstoski storm threat to human decency and “While I am pleased that sucba bttl. A&aM*, it would to our American way of legislation such as Senator become a federal law Ladies Aid such life " Feldman's is also being prohibiting the wearing of While 1 always have been adopted by othes1 states, it is Nazi uniforms in public Will Meet s in a strong advocate for human vitally important that anywhere in the United has ^rights and civil liberties. I similar legislation be enao States.^ " Ladies Aid Society of the been introduced in our state strongly oppose any ted on a national scale. ” Henry Helstoski, a to p /- Pljesbyterian Church sad Helstoski emulating by any group in Citing the precedent set­ vote-getter in t h e Carlstadt will meet nen of recent events the United States of, those ting statement by former Democratic Party with a Thursday, Nov. 2, at I p.m. re questionably who brought iuieScribale Supreme Court Justice Congressional record of un- with Julie Russ and Muriel motivated persons have suffering. horrtSrs. tortures Oliver Wendell Holmes, he paralleled performance, is D&at> 18 hortesses. Plans marched publicly in for­ and mutilation of people of stated that shouting Fire in a \ running for re-election to be made far the amini mation and drills of Nazi varied ethnic backgrounds crowded theater is , Congress as an Independent>> Holiday Bazar to be held storm troopers, preaching who were fo'unate fo sur­ equivalent to inciting p o t this year. Accordingly, Friday, Nov." 17. bate and inciting violence, vive the holocaust and come Helstoski said such a federal Democrats. Republicans and T h e monthly there is an immediate need to our shores and start new law is justifiable to prevent Independents can join forces businessmen's luncheon will for federal legislation to lives in the United Sutes in violent reactions which in a uiified effort to ensure be held earlier than usual * prohibit such acts When I peace and freedom Most, if would occur if persons don­ the re-election of Henry Tuesday, election day, Nov am re-elected. I will in­ . not ail. of these American ning Nazi uniforms were Hds^eski as their respon­ 7, from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p m Purebred A rabian H orse troduce a bill in Congress survivors of the holocaust permitted to parade in areas sive, best qualified in the Community Hall modeled after the Senator still live with nightmares of where holocaust survivors Representative in Congress Donation is $1 50 and Feldman bill making it the savage deaths inflicted reside “By returning as a With the main Helstoski Virginia Ham will be To Be G iven At G arden illegal for wearing of Nazi on th e ir loved ones by 12-year veteran to Congress headquarters at 666 Pater featured

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Silver medalists for the Qass of 1962 were Thorr»s were inducted into the attained the highest Prospero, Fairview. .Class of 1980 include Jorday. Englewood; Peggy college's oldest honor society scholastic average in all Silver medalists in the Rosemary Kimball, Ann Clinton, Jersey Qty and during the recent courses during their first Class of 1979 included Fran­ Bayonne and Richard Quisgueyh Palacios, Mchaelmas Convocation. three years at St Peter's. ces Aragona, Gertrude Muller, Jersey Qty. Englewodd Cliffs. The students, who joined An additional 43 academic Bedka and Kathleen Gold Medalists in the Englewood Cliffs campus SL Peter 's Moat Noble Order medals were awarded Stroebel, all Jersey Qty; Class of 1961 are: Pstrida medal winners were: of the Peacock, indude, in during the convocation to un­ Stephan Kira, North Bergen, Bannon, Anne Kelly, and Audrey Chamberlin, older‘of rank, Beth M. Can­ dergraduates attaining first and Marie P. Sette, Union Lisa R. Lattuca, all Jersey Englewood, Gold medal and non, Hasbrouch Heights; and second honors. City. - Qty; John Mustillo, Bayon­ Helen Bennett, Silver medal. Lisa C. Loiacono, Union Members of the Qass of Gold medalists in the ne; Bernard BeUte, North Steven Stanislawski o[ City; Kathleen M. Clossey, 1979 who received gold Qass of 1980 were Unda C. Arlington; and Glauco Bayonne received the Ed­ Carteret; Albeit Dreistaach. medals are Theresa Cap- Kolodziej, Virginia MacIn­ Radoslovich, CJiffside Park. ward V. Mahoney Accom- K e a r n y ; P a m e la A. pielo, Hoboken; Mary tyre and Gayle Shulman, Those who received Silver ting Award as the outstan­ Prospero, Fairview; Cristantiello, Jersey City; and Doris Wojdechowski, all medals in the Class of 1961 ding accounting senior Margaret Engel, Bayome. Albert Dreisbach, Kearny, of Bayonfte; Mary Clarke were Theresa Pianese and major. The medal is awar­ Jeanne Breugelmans. Lisa C. Loiacono, Union and Peter Russo, both Jer­ Eileen Whalen, both Jersey ded by Peat, Marwick. Mit­ Hoboken; Arelis M Gty; Esperanza Rodriguez, sey Q ty ; Patricia Gil, West City; and Bernadette chell & Go. in memory of Ed- Rodriguez, North Bergen; West New York; Beth M New York; Denise Daub. Haggerty, Bayome. ward V. Mahoney, a Regina Hourigan and Marge D’Orlano look over plana for the Cocktail Party to be Aim Marie Fegordlo, Jersey Cannon, Hasbrouch Hts; Weehawken; Fernando Gold medals winners in deceased alumnus of the sponsored by the RHS All-Sports Boosters Club on October 28, at the Women's City and Theresa Cappidlo, Kathleen M. Clossey, Car­ Daveiga, North Arlington the Qass of 1962 indude: college who was a partner in Club. G uests will have a chance to m eet and talk sports with the>high school's fall Hoboken. teret; Gienola Graff. Bloom- and Jo-Ann Kdgson, Rut her Maria J. Valdes. Jersey City the firm. coaches. Forjlcket information call 935-3140. and W illiam Lynch, Rutherford Biddy Basket­ Secaucus. ball REgistratiot) — The /Rutherford Recreation Makes Frosh Conference For 8th District Department is now accep­ ting registration for the Team Mrs. Edward Maguire, ad­ hostess club, has selected children, followed by puppet' announced after refresh boys' and girls' biddy visor, has annoimced that the theme 'The Haunted demonstrations by the Lyn­ m eits t the Eighth District of the House.’" basketball programs. Randy Pearce, Queen of dhurst and Rutherford Clubs of the Eighth Jutior Membership Depart­ According to Mrs. Gary Girl's Biddy — Ages 6 Peace gndiron ace, has been Junior Woman's Clubs on District participating are the ment of the New Jersey Martelli, conference chair­ years oW to 8th grade. All named to the Columbia drug abuse and eye safety, A r lin g t o n 4 B a y o n n e . S t a t e Federation of t-year-olds must show a University freshman football person, the conference will respectively. Belleville, Clifton; Garfield. Woman’s Clubs will hold its consist of a panel presen­ birth certificate to register. team as the New York in­ Jersey City;- Lyndhurst, annual Fall Conference at tation on abused .persons ■Also scheduled for' the The fee is $3.00.. The stitution continues it s North Arlington, Nutley and 7:45 p.m. on October 18. 1978 "conducted by Shelter Our program starts November resurgence in football. evening are a pumpkin Rutherford J urn or Woman’s at the Knights of Columbus 4th, 3:00 p.m. in the Union Randy is one of 37 named to Sisters-, a Hackensack-based decorating contest and a Clubs and the Arlington. Clif­ Hall in Nutley. The Nutley School Gym. the Columbia frosh team. organization serving bat­ pumpkin pie, cake and bread ton and Nutley Sub-JumW- Junior Woman s Club. tered women' and their baking contest with winners Woman's Clubs

dear that they did not want and complexity of the job of H ollenbeck Pushes Cam paign a phantom Congressman Conglyessman. He is ap­ They now have someone parently concerned with Congressman Harold wasn't easy to grt out there that the Bergen Record, af- , Hollenbeck wait on to say, who’s there working and people and problems, but "Cap” Hollenbeck (R-9th) Monday morning after only t e r a survey of "•During a time when fighting for them when will b^ better off if left in his returned to his East Ruther­ six hours of sleep in two Congressional staff mem Congress was voting to Congress makes decisions former position,’’ Hollen­ ford home Sunday, October days, but I want to meet and bers, rated Helstoski the’ spend hundreds of billions of I’ve been there - on the job beck concluded. IS after the 34-hour talk with as many people as { most ineffective dollars, during a time when and I’ve still found time to r marathon Congressional, can during the next three Congressman from New Jer­ Congress was writing laws come home, to listen to session over the weekend. weeks.” sey aftd that columnist Jack that affect every aspect of people's problems and their Cap immediatdy began full­ Hollenbeck, attending a Anderson ranked Helstoski our lives, and during a time concerns That ’s the kind of ~vWild Skis," the 16th annual, 90-ninute film produc­ time campaigning for re- rally in Union Qty, lam­ among the worst when Congress was making Congressman that people tion by veteran ski movie impresario, Dick election at 7 a.m. Monday basted his opponents. “One Congressmen in the United decisions that affect the very want and deserve to have! ” Barrymore, will have its only two New York area morning with visits to train w a s a ‘ P h a n t o m States. “ He’s probably existence of our country, we Hollenbeck stated, “The showings of this season during the first weekend of stations throughout South Congressman’ and the other hoping that the people in had no one there to speak for other candidate, the Preten* (£«>S TAKE A Ar / Bergen. is a ’Pretender' us when Helstoski was in of­ der\ may be sincere, but he *1HB BLOB >3 aw AW»igD- November. The film is to be shown Friday evening, Bergen and Hudson Counties Winnin<3 wEEKiy c m tpee*j£-tv sue* .November 3rd at Julia Richmond High School, Second The House of Represen­ "Helstoski. the Phantom, have short memories,” fice. The people of Bergen has absolutely no. com­ p e o p jC E p ITT. v i s i t s -THeee a**jr& es aup ^h o vis Avenue at 67th Street, New York; N. Y.; and Saturday tatives met for tie longest missed more than half the Hollenbeck offered. and Hudson Comties made it prehension of the dimensions HOW CM ILPR6M TMERr evening, November 4th at the Capitol Theater, 326 session in history during the floor votes in Congress PCA* /‘VJD ca.kZcvU up/ Monroe Street, Passaic. Both showing commence at weekend of October H and is during his last year in office S:tfp.m. in.order to pass important and was absent more than The. shows are being conducted as benefits for the tax reform and energy half the time when he was on National Ski Patrol System, which is headquartered in legislation. the Veterans Committee Denver, by in Sport, 805 Madison Avenue, New York, a “I’m glad to be home and He’s talking about taxes, but Guess who's coming to Dinner? new and colorful retail outlet, offering one of the to have the chant* to meet he missed almost all the area's moat extensive selections of skis, boots, bin- With my friends and neigh­ Ways and Means (T axj drngs, poles and related equipment and ski attire and bors in Bergen and Hudson Committee meetings when accessories for downhill, cross-court ry and apres ski. Counties even though I'll he was a matter of that at the JADE FOUNTAIN Tickets will be $3 in advance and $4 at the door and only have three w ed s to committee.” are available at In Sport and the Capitol Theater box campaign for re-election. It Hollenbeck went on to note office. Mail orders must be accompanied by a check in NORTH ARLINGTON and a stamped return envelope and will be serviced up to and including Monday, October 30. Inquiries may be Song O f The Months made by calling 212-288-9600. Though January may be cold and Stem and gaunt and gray, BEHIND BLEAK SNOWCLOUDS IS A PROMISE Family Playhouse Spring's not far away! ______

And February is so fast Opens Fall Season He wears himsdf m i quick— With Valentines to gladden one: Family Playhouse. 28 Bill Devine, a Rutgers Thus Winter’fcgloom to lick. Brookline Ave., Nutley, will University 1974 graduate, open its fall 197? season with has appeared at quite a few March winds may howl and raise a fuss, ,-*• “The Odd Couple" by Nell theatres in northern New But why should we all care ? Simon on Friday, Nov. 3, to Jersey in such shows as For suddenly a crocus thrusts run though Suiday, Novem­ “The Glass Menagerie,’’ Into the sun-filled a ir! ber 19 with performances on “The Miracle Worker,” Friday and Sattrday at 8 “The Prime of Miss Jean Bright April sings in yellow and green. TTT k GREGORV j o e p is a r c ik Ha* showers we don’t mind. p.m andStndaysat 3p.m. Brody,” and many others. ieroE FENS'VEEND =90UARTEHBACK Jerry Roberto stars as He has also been musical They’relusdous warm and welcome for Oscar Madison in this of­ director for many Half­ Brave daffodils we find. S fering. Roberto, a resident of penny Playhouse produc- the Bronx, has appeared on -tions in Keamy Sweet May her dress of fragrance wears Com e dine with the TV, in stock, and at off- Michael Muirenan, a Seton To make us all quite mad: Broadway theatres in many Hall University graduate, Spring Fever is a lovely state— 0 diversified and challenging has appeared in numerous Most blissful to be had. roles. shows in various theatres in Jine sings of weddings—happiness Oscar Madison's fussy northern New Jersey. 3 G IA N T S ! counterpart, Felix Unger is Thoughts of vacations, trips; _t The famed Pigeon sisters One-half of another year and 1 » r capably haadied by Gann will be portrayed by Lynn TIME TO TRIM THOSE HI P S - Wolf of New York Cky. who Hammer of Jersey Qty and has performed in several Cynthia Livingsone of f r July's batting suit will bulge TH U RSD AY • O CT. 26.. Equity ahBvcafas. He has BefeviUe 7 ? As much as much can be. just finished a 2 week run in Ms. Hammer is an English an off-Broadway play “A And when we go apicnicing. teacher at Keamy High They'll see toomuch of me! They will sign Autographs and chat with you if you wish. Famous Lady.” „ Sohool. while Ms. Uving- There aren't many people, stone has just completed a around who haven't seen, Now August loves to stew and Orv Thursday, Oct 26 , you’ll find Giant superstars Larry Csonka, Joe Pisarcik run of The Student Prince” Fry us well ’til we’re quite done, and Jack Gregory, savoring the super-delights of the Jade Fountain. Exotic “The Odd Couple" in play.' with The Half-Penny movie, or TV form. The four 1 So off to air-conditioning ^ SJ ^ ..L°bS*eI. Kaua*’ Chick Luana’ t-Oquat. Duck, and the sensational Playhouse at Lyle's Dinner Tb beat her devilish sun. YUM-CHA the Chinese.Smorgasbord that lets you pick from an assortment of poker playing friends of Theatre in Keamy. She has Oscar and Felix will be Cantonese and Polynesian dishes. At very honorable prices' In also appeared locally in September is much kinder; GIANT and.Queen sizes. Come in Thursday, October 26. Join the superstars for played by Joe Peplowski of “Cabaret” and “UT Ab- dinner at 7:00 .^^P.M. See why the Jade Fountain scores big with the GIANTS! Bayome, Kevin Calhoun ot She nixes well the weather— Bloomfield, Bill Devine of The cool and wet, the Indian Simmer “ Tbe Odd Couple” is Get on just great together. North Arlin#an, and Mfce probably Neil‘Simon's best* Muirenan of Keamy. known play The any story Joe Peptowslo will appear October’s quite an artist— of Oscar. Madison, the She paints leaves with great pain as Murray the oop. He has lovable, sloppy, sports writer And sobs that once they 're fallen and dead. appeared throughout the and Felix Unger, the We won't see them again state in various rates such as meticulous sinus draining Office Krupke in West Side photographer, who try to ad­ M-. Turkey rules November. Story, Mayor Dawgmeat in just t» being roommates and At Thanksgiving we dedare Li*| Abnerfand as Mr. being newly divorced . There is no greater bbirty than M l MacAfee in By* Bye Birdie Tickets are f t 00 and 13.00 On OUR tables ANYWHERE at Family Playhouse last for students and senior c t 6U2 RIDGE R0„ NORTH ARLINGTON, N.J. spring. dtizens, and reservations And then it’s Merry Christmas; Kevin Calhoui appeared can be made by calling the December's packed with snow: (201)991-5377 at Family Playhouse last box office at 3M4M4. Im ­ There’re gifts—and love—for everyone fail in “th e Sound of Music" prove your laugi life and see AND PAPPAS OUT OF DOUGH! Visit our other locations at as Adntiral Von Schrieber the "Odd Coupie" without 321 River Rd. Clifton, N.J. • (201)473 017! • 469 Route 17 * Paramus, N J and In *Cudsoo» NeV' as commercial interruption . Beverly Wbsp '201)967-9250 th e‘walker 28 - THURSDAY, OCTOBER H . W t

NOTICE OF OCCtSlON OF BOARD OF PUBLIC NOW* Unknown (S)Aloag aaid northeasterly line ol . ADJUSTS**! l**«hi*«l*nmSMM . 17 Green Boys Saw 14 Ross LEGAL NOTICE lands-noat Or (orm arly belonging to TO WHOM IT MAT CONCERN Apowaftow «ar v m Appro— 16. Yellow Girls Bike 14 Frank ManciniMorth66dagraea27 PU*UC MOTKX a h»aby ®i»en to all Mota « *» « » 0wp m ep- unknown minutsa West 3tt ZJS leat. ffianaa wm nnipatkcM m gM KM oii glwtao; hae till mmm ay * (6)N orlh 7# dagraasOT minute* 40 H p iim > ilW llM M n g ii r*** Paoiagti *or aaa^an appfoiai m 16. Red T n *a Murray sscondsW astt SOtestatongth* •p p t*» t*> n lo < a » e n in o e io o o iw u a « Catntnanc* ^General inauWrr fa n » 20. Blue TrifceMurray Not m aasterlf linaol lands now or etromtnentfaal »«5*^?! MaMunkaown I tra d e d and dalnrarad. I s h sll *>- F r a n k F o o a a N o rth 21 d e g r e e * 4 l Fee «6 24 R-281-76 H dr aala by pubhc vendue and sail Approval by mtereetedparaone M l be RESOLUTION TO RETAIN SPECIAL snd adwtisa samsaccontnotolav JOBsd Boy* Bika 21 Schwinn m mutea 30 seconds East471 laattoth* APPHOVEO ERNEST? CERONE. tothe highest &.dderonWsdneeday the neard All interested persons may COUNSEL FOR THE DEFENSE OF K . Black Soys BM 20 NM Rand southwesterly side ol Moonacnie inspect and study #»e a*e plan and plans I *< day ol Novem ber. 1671 at two Avafiua as now laid out and improved to ORDINANCE NO 2241-76 LIEUTENANT JOHN WOODS. 36 B lu a O a ls B ik a a t Hoppsr o clo ck In the afternoon, prevailing time, and specifications of the proposed ATH ST HEOLEYO MOlS ’' ssrldth ol 62t*et, thenos AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE PATROLMEN PAUL DAVES. ARTHUR at Ike Sh eriffs Otlica. situated m the LEASE OF A PORTION OF building or stricture poor to ttw public ... Boro^hClark 36 Tlwaa O iBtcyds Frames Only (11) Along the said eouWiwaal arl) aide PUBLIC NOTICE MAE RU N G ANO OON4CD MANCUSO Dated Ociocar 17 t s r i 36 Blue Boys B *e zr m ie *ir Bergen C ou nty Jail Build i n#. Court olM oonachisAvanue South 62 dagraaa M UN ICIPALLY OWNED LANDS NOT hearing et the office of ttw Lyndhm t INTRODUCED BY COUNCILMAN a*street, a ■ a ■ a naewwea,« iar ( — ..I.iw rifc w wwy ^ f. Pienmng Board PLEASE TAKE MOTiCE the! on Pubtmied Oct 26.1176 40 YsaoarGmsB*a26 Eocutn* S2mmutae 30 seconds East 406 M laat. PRESEN TLY n e e d e d f o r PUBLIC USE Monday Ho —*r*m 11 1 *7 * the JOINT MEEHAN A ll lhat tract or parcel ol land «nd TO Th e MEADOWLANDS AREA YOUNG RwgsctfyWy, F s a ‘ 16 7? 41 OrangaBoysBikaM CahmtM MEETING «UTME«FO*0, CAST SECONDED BY COUNCILMAN prem ises sit uata lying and batno in tha (121 iouthaasterly and still along tAs MEN S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. A Anthony Partayn KAISER 42 Red Boy* Bika 24 ’ Mika unknown Borough olCarlsMdL County atBetgan. NON-PROFIT CORPORATION OF THE RUTHERFORD CARLSTAOT. BERGEN said southwesterly nd* of Moonachie COUNTY NEW JERSEY. M MM a W H ER EA S. The Borough of North BOROUGH OF ROTMERPORD 43 BiaaQartaBika 26 Moray and Slate of Naw Jaraay. described ss Avenue 16.67feat along* circular arc STATE OF NEW JE R S E Y apec**< mMtng tfBootockPM at the M u w o b is a UunofMI Corporation of BERGEN COUNTY. NEW JERSEY APPROVED the 17th of October 1976 _ _ ------723 Olrve Street 44 P u rp ia a « 4 lB M 2 6 ' Tounst BEGINNING a! the corner lor mad by curving to tha right with a radiu* ol 6069 ' Stw ( Qt Nv NOTICE OF SALE 45 Rad B o y s Bike 26 GaiaMe teat and a central angle of 0dagrees06 BARBARA H CHADWICK Mayor ivndNaatNJ W H EREAS ttw ic exists a nmma lor PLEASE TAKE NOTJCE, that th* tha i ntarsect ion 61 tha soulhweAar ly 46. S inot Boys Bias 26 Ross w d* of Moonachie Avanue. a* now laid m inutes 05 second*tothepaint ol 0 hereby certify the! the foregoing Published October 26 1976 following described tucyde items ot ordinance was caaaafl by the Mayor and out end improved toe width of 61 leet. place ol BEGINNING Fee »9 36 goods and chattels wdl be told lo th* 47 W M a Boys Bike 26" CokaatM Commonly known aa: Moonachie Council of The Bc*oygn of Rutherford at 46 BluaBoysBika 26 Maks unknown with the northwesterly wdeol Eastern a regular meeting neid October 17 1978 highest t>tddor at public auction by tha Avenue, naming NHMe Avenaa and Eastern Avenue Carlstadt. H ELEN S SOROKA Borougn Clerk ol Hythtrfortf, East Huth*nord Chief of Police of tha Borough of 46 Black Boys Blka 20 Roadmastar la | A long the saw Northwaeterly aide Csnsuat Bwgw.Csumy. N w Jm y m - Rutherford on Saturday November 18, 50 Rad Boy* Bias 20' Hoaiknastsr o l s a id t a s t a r p A v e n u e S o u th 26 Together with tha hereditaments an4 October 18.1976 m* normal coins al f^ isM m rnsi ap p u rte nances th ar euntt^be longing. Rutherford N J 19 ft at 9 30 A M at the offica of the sa d 62 Black Bo ys Bk a 20 Hulfy degrees 13 minuteeWest 77* 11 feat to LEGAL NOTICE (HM:. Chief of Po4.ce *n the MunopM Balding. a point Thence Approxim ate amount dbg on thi* Pubksned Oct 26.1976 BOARO OF COMMISSIONERS t, PtTMM ol rm fM M s submattso Rutherford, New Jersey S3 Graan Tn k eM w n y V " (21 Still along the sard Northwesterly eulance Horton 450 or Eowvelent 360 MumcipaMiaa Comanhon • sctadutad ; 6 Red BoysB«fce 20 R Meigh Inspection ot goods and ctiattws to be a id e of *« id E aste r n A venue along a to th e e k iste n ce . amount, or PLANNING BOARD AND A ZONING Chevrolet Chassis Dual Rsar Wheels lor Novamtiar l« h ano IS e i w Attanfc 7 GokJBdysB»ke20 Roas expossd lo r sa lt can ba made at Pokce circular arc now cumngto tha Irtt aad any lia n a and ancum b ranceaarn BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT PURSUANT property which la the subfect flatter o with Gross Vehicle Wetgf* of Not Less Cay. Naw Jaraay 8 Pmfc Girls Brtte 26 Fieelwmg having a rad ius ef 52 feet aa arc TO THE PROVISIONS OF CHAPTER 231 Haadqaartara in tha Muraopal Building this aala /This notice is furtheuuib jectf Than 10.500 lbs and Accessories JOINT MEETING. BUTh EWOWO, EAST NOW. THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED 9 Brown Boys Bike 20 AppoMo distance of 61 47 teat, the chord of said l AWS OF NEW JERSE Y, 1975 Thereto for the Twon^up of Lyndhurat by the Mayor and Council of the Borough Irom Monday. Novambar 13 1976 to tha arc bearing South23dagreesSO toCohditions of Sale as set forth by the RUTHEAFORO. CARLSTADT BERGEN 10 Ye How G«1$ Bike 26 H u tty Sheriff of Bergen County The Ston PROVIDING FOR THE POWERS OF SAID Said bKts shall to opened and read m ** 000NTY. NEWJERSEY dN oy^l^OTa^^ow^^ rnm\ time ot sale dunng the usual buwnen minutes 30 secondsWest 60 12leet. BOARDS FIXING THE PROCEDURES pubuc at the Lyndhurst Town Hsti on rB*i-Bar ■ 11 Blk SUver Boys B*« 20 Row hours of tha day reserves the right toadtoum this** GOVERNING APPLICATIONS TO SAtD Fnday. November 17 1976 at 8 00 P.M. N J., an Attorney licensed to {tactice law 12 Yellow Girts B*e 26 Koko Sport ICLENS SOROKA. (4) Still along the aaid Northwester I vfrom tim e to time as prodded by Law BOARDS AND APPEALS THEREFROM JO S E f4 fF Locai Prevailing T trrw WILUAM EM H EM H0FER *n the State o* New Jersey «snad: O ct 26, IS78 charges pending against Ueut Woods Ihe Northeasterly line of lands now or ORDINANCES Patrolmen Davies. Waerlma and 15. Blue Boys Bike20 Make unknown Published: Oct. 26.167* form erly belonging toFrank Mane mi. Fee: *116.56 fice of the Twonahip Clerk Town HeK Fas *9 36 STATEMENT Lyndhurst. New Jersey oetween the Mancuso members of the North 16 Purple Boys Bike 26 Make Fes. *25 74 AT A REG U LAR MEETING OF THE hours of 9 00 a m and 4 30 pm on a MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF THE. reguiar t>us*rwss oay until Novsmtwr 17. BOROUGH OF NORTH ARLINGTON 1976 HELD ON TUESDAY. OCTOBER 17 1976 Tha Board qf Commiseiorwrs reserves THE FOREGOINGnPRDiNANCE WAS the right to reject erfy and ati bids and to a d o p t e d b y t h e m a y o r a t t e s t e d waive any .^formalities should « be ev THE BOROUGH CLERK oee'neo to the besi interest of ttw Board EN G R O S SED IN THE ORDINANCE to do so BOOK AND PUBLISHED ACCORDING By order of the Board of TO LAW Commrss«o*ers APPROVED ERNEST! CERONE HERBERTW PERRY THE CORPORATE OWNERS OF Township Clerk ATTEST MEDLEY D Ho S e ' Dated October 26 i9?8 i thorough CierK Puoirsneo October 26 1976 Published Oct 26 1978 Fee *9 36 Fee S 36

ELECTION NOTICE BOROUGH OF NORTH ARLINGTON N J NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT DISTRICT BOARDS OF ELECTION WILL MEET AT THE POLLING PLACES HERElNAFTE R DESIGNATE D ON TUESDAY NOVEMBER 7ttv 1978 BETW EEN THE HOURS OF 7 00 am and 8 00 pm PREVAILttUG TIMEJFQR THE PURPOSE OF CONDUCTING THE GENERAL ELECTION FOR THE ELECTION OF: ONE (1) UNITE D STATE S SENATOR ONE (1) UNITE D ST ATE S CONGRESSMAN ONE \1 (COUNTY SHERIFF ONE 0 ) COUNTY CLERK THREE 13) FREEHOLDERS ONE MAYOR - FULL TERM TOW (21COUNCILMEMBERS - FULL TE RM JY THE F«PU3l»CAN MO DEMOCRATIC P A S T ES BOROUGH OF NORTH ARLINGTON N J POLLING PLACES BOUNDARIES FIRS1 DISTRICT WOODROW WILSON SCHOOL Sooth Befie 216 Ridge Road East RK)ge Road (Odd Nos ) 99 *-6060 Borough Boundary FEDERAL BANKRUPTCY LAW SIXTH OlSTRlCT WASHINGTON SCHOOL Eagle Sreet (Even Nos ) Comer Bdtmore A H»gn Sts Norm skW A*>ert St Bifrmore St Entrance and North aide Locust Ave 991-6060 Rrtge Road {Odd Nos ) Borough Boundary SE VE NTH DISTRICT WASHINGTON SCHOOL Corner Biitmore 8 High Sts High Street Entrance CHAPTER Kl 991-6060 x ■ !-• • Cease "77B266211

EIGHTH DISTRICT We intend to stay in business & we must raise cash fast to meet our first creditors’ FRANKLIN D ROOSEVELT SCHOOL South A«3nr Akmujb Webster St Gym Entrance North Centerline Second St (Odd 991-6060 Nos (extended to Astor Ave payment. To do that, we will dispose of our entire inventory (including Brand-New Fall Ridge Roed E ve n Nos ) NINTH DISTRICT THOMAS JEFFERSO N SCHOOL Soutfj Belleville Ptke 78 Selections) at drastically reduced prices regardless of our original cost! You can Hadden Terrace Entrance North Rear Property line of corner of Hedden Terrace Suth Side Hedden Terr and Prospect Ave Ridge Roed (Odd Nos i help us stay in business and save yourself a lot of money while doing it!! The bargains 991-6060 Reer Property line East S6ds of Prospect Avenue TENTH DISTRICT are abundant so come soon! WASHINGTON SCHOOL Rear Property line orth corner Biitmore & High Sts Side of Albert St Albert Street Entrance »*gh Tension nnetoreer 991-6060 property line West Side of Sixth Street Ridge Roed (Odd Noe * Rear property line West Cdrtfuroy Sport Coats value *65 $ 3 9 Skis of Sixth Street ELEVENTH DISTRICT WOODROW WILSON SCHOOL ARGYLE Piece Exton Avenue Entrance 991-6060 Botany Shirts value $20 $ 1 3 9 °

TWELFTH DISTRICT . FRANK D ROOSEVELT SCHOOL Asior Ava .Extendedto Webster Street - Mam Door Easterly Borough Boundaries Genuine Leather Jackets 991 -6060 Borough Boundary Borough Boundary Centerline Second Street values to $ 115 ...... ^ — ...... k# Eves No* Extendedto Actor Avenue) PirfWiKhwii Qct 26 Nov 2.1978 Fee *99 84 Cardinal & John York Vested Suits ORDINANCE NO AMEND SUPPLEMENT'AN ORDINANCE ENTITLED AN THE EMPLOYMENT. TENURE ANO OISCHAHGE OF values from $165-$225 ...... EMPLOYEES OF THE BOROUGH of RUTHERFORO, PROVISIONS OF THE QVItJsSERVICE ACT {T IT L E t I. N J REV ST AT (OF NEW JE R S E Y . NO 2223-78 AOOP1ED APRIL 4 1978 RUTHERFORD*'*60 BY ™ E MAY0R AM0 C°UNCIL OF THE BOROUGH OF Wall Street, Telly Savalas SECTION 1 That Ordnance No 2223-7* adopted Apnl 4 1976, entitled An Ordinance Regulating the Employment, Tenure ani Oiscnarg* ol Certain Oftwers and ° faIn* Bo 'O W I,0' RiAherlord, j^nder the provision* ot Crvil Servica Act 3-Piece Suits values from $185-$245 ...... W * 1 i St* J ol New Jersey Oe and 9ie same is hereoy emended and sup- piemen ted to incude the following position ano salary rata orvcfTinu 0ESCEND»*SuST-FULL TiU e POSITION a S S H S f a « . BASE RATE MAXIMUM TOP R A lE Aaaistant Building inspector ‘ 11.065 *13 758 Corduroy Vested Suits value $1 1 5 s e c t io n 2 The salary rales sat forth m Section 1 ol this Ordinance shan't* ap­ plicable for the period commencing November 1 1976 and shall be pert proapeanwiy from said date SECTION 3 This Ordinance shall taka effect immediately upon publication ac­ values from $225-*325...... $ 7 9 cording to law 1 ^ V ... '* . - •?. „ * ■ N. Famous Cardinal Sportcoats A values from $8 9 -$110 ...... October 18.1978 Published Oct 26 1976 Fee *15.60 Seek Recycling Materials Ijere Famous Make Slacks value 935 ...... V.-.V, $ 1 9 CAPABLE, the Lyndhurat remove chinks of cement 2 0 recycling sponsors, renew and stones which have been /III Outerwear, Rainwear & Furnishings.... % to 60% OFF their plans for townspeople thrown into the bins from ad­ * -l to coptinue bringing their jacent empty plaza lots. discarded bottles, glass of Police have been alerted to Tailored Denhn Sport Coats Value *68 $ 3 9 any kind, and ahninura to tiy to prevent this kind of llut —auT i nl i nn /mwIav nl . lU.

The proceeds received by Alterations Included u CAPABLE go to beautify town parks and building “ WE WILL SURVIVE!” grounds, flower boxes in business districts and a FIN AL W EEK them against notices ported xhoianhip to a high scinoi A TO * cost C A P A B LE 971 the student attending college pMt week when the agent and studying environmental M s Z S h o p who collects the glass from sciences The g rate* ad­ 5 0 & tbe fains had to remove many vantage, ia the eyes of the Everything % More 74 PARK AVE. • RUTHERFORD • 438 94Q0 , metal rings from among the members of the group, broken ktards in the bins, however, to beeping piles of Hours: 9:30 t.m. to 9:30 p.m. Every Day and he deducted money due garbage dpwn in our for hit labor meadowlands and reusing of In addition, he had to recyclable materials THURSDAY, OCTOBER J*, 1971 - 29 ‘Memories’ NOnc* w 2 2 * 8 1 2 •OA',° LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE P U B L IC N O TIC E i t ham ty o v e n to all LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE Ib e Jr. G irts to the Ladies - ■ U R G E SELECTION OF LYNDHURST Auxiliary to V.F.W. Post TREATMENT PLANT FACH.ITKS Of wwwad from lim a to ttaw pursuant to APARTMENTS FOR RENT. JOINT MEETING RUTHERFORO. and w ithin n n a c ons pteeen b od By tha eohcornmo aaid oadmanoa. and thet the pursuant to the Locel Bond U w Seid |« T RUTHERFORO ANO CABLSTAOT. . Borou g h erk ba. and aha hereby 2 Rooms — *250.00 all utilities included 4SM, S13 Veterans Place, Loeal Bond Laar Each of saw notes ahaft 6 ****** wtere* el e rate per BERGEN COUNTY, NEW JERSEY TO ba signsd by m a Mayor and by ttw ■ahortted end directed to publish said annum es mey be hereefter determined 3 Rooms — *200 00 & utilities Hm. Hgts., is presenting Borough Traaaurar and afwff ba undar ordlnende according to la . with a none* withm the limitations prescribed by few ttw s«M of aaid S o n w h and altaatad by 3 Rooms - ‘250.00 with H & HW data application was granted which Bl ite introduction and peeaega on first All m etiers with respect tose«J bonds not "Memories ^ Yestertay", decision is on fit* and w aiau t for ttw Borough Clark Said officers ara E**>y su tfio n ia d toenecute10 aaaciaa aaidsen neteenotaa *™ ) P1* * determined by this ordinence shell be 4 Rooms — *225.00 plus utilities m a k a t the jfri, 80s aid .nepeetion * ttw uZ^.pL SuZ,^ 2 and where aeid ordinance pill be lurther RuHwttonl.HJ. ourong. and to iaaua aaid notaa in such form aa determined by resolutions to be considered for final paeaww 4 Rooms — *325 H1 & HW included featuring RUTHERFOROBOARD Of they may adoptsuvpi inm Uffconformity HUT rimy with wnn law. law tjftt reefte* edcjpted / n ' t “Sunrise” OF BONO ANTICIPATION NOUS IN ThaThe powernnwar totn datarmfna-»-■* --—■■■ any mattars witha. 0R0INANANCE NO 7M4 ADJUSTMENT S e c tio n 6 To finance said purpoee Nutley . . . respect lo said notaa not dam nified By BONO OROfNANCE TO AUTHORIZE THE from * » p.m . ta ?. Hot and ------T-;E. ■ _ . MMhaOarha bond anticipation notes of seid Borough MWbomw W THe lss‘M*ct <* this ordinance-arid alao ttw poaaar to aaft ACQUISITION OF LAND TOR PUBLIC 4 Rooms - *200.00 H & HW Available Dec.-1. W HEREAS, tha Borough of UtilMid flAlaa notes, to hereby ■----- dtteaeted ato . the of en eggregete principal amount not ex­ odd buffet w ill be semed at I o««.oo,ob* ,7 i^ r ,,o*,- BMrt BY ANO FOR Rutharforo. aw Borough of CarMadl. Borough Treasurer who ia haraby ceeding *67.400 are hereby authorized to ™ * SOROUQH OF CARLSTAOT. IN THE P-m. *a rp - Donation $10.60 and tha B orough of Eaat Rutharf ort d m authorizM to aall said notee either at one be issued pursuant to the Locel Bond heretofore lor mad tlw Joint Meeting. time or from tim e to time m the manner ^ -B£RQEN JERSEY. La w m anticipation of the issuence of INTINDOLA REALTY per person. Fb r reservation) provided by lew Rutharlord. Caat Rutharford and ^ » * S SHOINN said bonds In the event thet bonds are —- ~ ™ v NO. 2340" i a g r1*'**. Cart, Naar Jereey SEC TIO N J It ia Hereby determined ON THE TAX ASSESSMENT MAP OF call the Boat Home •seued pursuant to this ordinance, the 288-1112 BONO ORDINANCE TO FINANCE THE •tie Jotnt Meeting ) having antarad into and declared that tha period of SAIO BOROUOH, TO APPROPRIATE 314 RIDGE ROAD SHARE OF THE BOROUOH OF aggregetis amount of notes hereby an agraamant tor ttw |OM construction M efulneee of a a id purpose, acco rd ing to THE SUM OF *71.000 TO PAY THE COST Reservations limted RUTHEHFORO. IN THE COUNTY OF Us reeeonsbte IM*. is s period ol forty LYNDHURST and operation at a traaamant plant and THEREOF, TO MAKE A OdWN authorized to be issued shall be reduced BERGEN NEW JCTSCY FOR THE aanrar ayatam under authority of R S. jjaara^ com puted from the d a l* of aaid by en amount equel to the principal CONSTRUCTION ANO CONVERSION OF • PAYMENT AND TO AUTHORIZE THE 40 6 3 4 8 . ot aaq. and amount of the bonds so iseued if the 4 6 0 - 0 4 2 0 PFAITO*' W HEREAS, pursuant to tha prwtafcma ^ S E C T IO N It ia twreby determined ISSUANCE OF BONOS TO FINANCE t. ag g reg ate amount of outstanding bon65.500 problems aa haratolar* determined by of ttw Local Bond Law .» mcreaed by thia the County ol Betgen. New Jersey as PSYfhant of such notes then outstanding tha Environment Protaction Agency of ordinance by *90,000 end thet the follow s: tha Unit ad Statas ot Amanca. by laauanoe ol the Bonda and note* S e c tio n 7 Each bond anticipation note PRINCIPALS ONLY :j OtOOVtCH REALTY, BROKER Section 1 The Boroigh of Cartatedt. m authorized_ by this ordinanoa wMI Ba issued pursuant to this ordinance -snail 472-11 converting ttw mcMing Nttan m aaid the County of Bergen. New jeraey ahall The focilities, e«pertise, service, H Call traatmant plant to aattiing tm ne. and within ail debt itmdalione preaenbed by be deted on ^ about the dete of its said Local Bond Law ” ecQuire by purchese or by dptemnenon appurtenant work therefor; and issuence and shall be peyabie not more ond success of diversified m accordance with taw prermaea known W HEREAS, ttw tot* aatimatad coat ol then one year from its date, shall bear tha improvement ia >2«2,S00: tha a s B l o c k 6 S, Lot 29 on Kte Tax int*est et a rate per annum as may be * Reol Estate experience is available \ Borouafrs ahara 1a aatimatad to ba Kinds received from thaftttM StaM fcrf Assessment Map ol said BorougK lor usa hereafter determined within the i ■•7,500 and that this ordinanoa ap- aa a parking lot for ttw Civic Center of the to assist you in the selling of your |< proprtataa an additional >12.500 to pay Am erica o r any o f its agancwe m aMl o l lim itatio n s prescribed by law and may be I auch purpoae. ahall be applied to ttw Borough, including incidental expenses tha aspanaasof the bond ieaue: ren ew ed from time to time pursuant to payment of the c o a t o lauch purpoae. or. in connection therewith, and shall grade home. Please don't hestitafe to coll NOW THEREFORE. BE fT OROAJNED and within limitations’ prescribed by the Bogle Inc. Lyndhurst ■I bond anticipation notaa have been » » *»»yor and C o m * of ttw Borough and improve the site thereof Lo ce l B o n d Law Each of said notes shell us for any advice or assistance you l< '“ “ •O- < publication thereof altar final paaaaga 300 Stuyvesant Ave., filtars to aaating baama and appurtanant sppropnpted shell Be met from the said notes and to issue said notes m such work therefore at ttw traatmant plant of proceeds of the sale of the bonds form as they may adopt in conformity APPRAISER - MORTGAGE CONSULTANT »! thattw Joint I M aating,------aituata - at ttw - wtool' of - oc^ bM TH,S ,7'h^ r °F authorized and the down payment ap- with law The power to determine any L y n d h u rsf1 BBorough o ro u g h Straat in ttw Borough ol propnated. by this ordinanca Said land matters with respect to said notes not Rutharford. Tha n additional v v n iv iia i t is necessary to finance said *71,000, and (4) *3600 of said sum is to purpoae b y ttw taauanca of obhgabons o l Boromh of Rutherford. stated that the Supplemental Debt aaid Borough pursuant to ttw Local Bond County of Berg en. N J. be provided by the ddwn payment Statement required 0y the Lo cal Bond LIST YOUR HOME AND RENTALS Law of New Jersey, and O) the eatimatad Publiahed: Oct. 26,1978 hereinafter appropriated to finance said Fee. *53.04 Law has been duly'made and filed in the oost of aaid purpoae ia *2*2.500. of said purpose end (5) the estimated m aximum office of the Borough Clerk of said WITH US. aum . the Borough a ahara ia *67500 fan- amount of bonds or notes necessary to eluding the 112,500 harem appropriated Borough, and that such statement so BE IT R E S O L V E D that the ordinance be issued for said purpoee is *67.400, and fo r e xp en se s) and (4) *10.000of aaid aum filed shows that the gross debt of said ■a to Be provided by ttw down payment entitled Bond Ordinance to authorize ®) the cost ot such pvpose. es herein­ Bo rou g h, as defined in Section 40A 2-43 hereinafter apppropnatad to finance ta d the acquisition of land for public parking before ststed. includes the soareoate of the L o ca l Bond Law. is increased by LYNDHURST • 2 Family to be Custom purpoae. and (5) the aatimatad maumum purposes m. by e n d for the B o ro m h of smount of *10,100 which is estimated to this ordinance by *67,400 and that the amount of bonda or notaa naceaaary to Carlstadt. in the County of Bergen. New be n ecessary to finan ce the cost of such issuance of the bonds and notes be iaauad lo r said purpoae is **>.000 and built. 6 and 5. Residential Area. Jaraay, being Bloc* tt. Lot 2 9 aa shown purpose including artchitect s tees, ac­ authorized by this ordinance wiU be (e) the cost of such purpose, as on the Tax Aseeeement Map of seid counting. engineering and inspection hereinbefore stated, includes tho within ail debt limitations prescribed by costs, legal expenses and other ex­ * 1 2 0 , 0 0 0 aggregate amount of *12.500 which is Borough, to appropriate the sum of said Local Bond Law aatimatad to be neraaaary to finance ttw ■71.000 to pay tha coat thereof, to make a . penses. including interest on such Section 10 Any funds received from coat of such purpose, including down payment and to authorize the obligations to the extent permitted by the County of Bergen, the State of /Jew architect s fees, accounting, engineering issuance of bonda to finance auch ap­ Section 40A: 2-20 ot the Local Bond Law ‘ Jersey or ^ny of their agencies or any and inspection coats, legal expenaaa and propriation and to provide for the Section 4 It is haraby determined and funds received from the United States of* VINCENT J. PERROTTA, inc. other eipeneee. including intereat on statad that moneys exceeding 13,600, ap­ such obligations to ttw extant permitted .issusnce of bond antiopation when in America or any of its agencies m aid of by Section 40A 2-20 of the Locel Bond snticipetion of tha issuenca of such propriated for down payments on«apiia) such purpose sha» be applied to the Law . bonds improvements or for the capital payment of the cost of such purpose, or, REALTOR-INSUR0R SECTION a It ia haraby determined Heretdtore introduced, do now peas on improvement fund in budgets heretofore if bond anticipation notes have been RUTHERFORD - ' i ' * 1 ,h*1 moneys exceeding first residing, and that said ordinance be adopted for said Borough are now issued, to the payment of the bond Q 1137 Ridge Rd., Lyndhurst 939-2030 * 10 000 , appropriated tor down available to finance said purpoee The JUST LISTED! SPARKUNG COLONIAL ON TREE paym ents onvcapital improvem ents or for further considered tor final paaaaga at a anticip ation notes, and the amount of sum of *3,600 is hereby appropriated LINED STREET. 1 FAMILY COLONIAL WITH LR. the capital improvement fund in bulgets meeting to be held on the 20th day of bonds authorized, for such purpose shall ■- ______Open Daily Til 9 Sat. ft Sun. 9 to 5 heretofore adopted for sad Borough are November. 197*. a t S o dock. P M , or aa from such moneys to the payment of the be red u ced accordingly coat of said purpoae LRG. DR. Kit., 2 FULL BATHS. 3 BR'S & ENCL. now avsilable lo finance aaid purpoae soon thereafter a* tha matter can ba S ectio n 11 This ordinance shall take The sum of *10,000 is hereby ap­ reached, et tlw regular maatmg place of Section 5. To finance said purpose effect twenty days after the first ' FRT. PORCH. FULL BASE. ALUM. SIDED EAVES ft propriated from such moneys to ttw the Borough Council, and that at auch bonds ot said Borough ot an aggregate p ub lication thereof after final passage GUTTERS. ROOF APPROX. 3 YRS. OLD. cost of saad purpoae pnncipal amount not exceeding 167,400 SECTION 4 To finance aaid purpoae, time and place all paraona interested be Pu b lish ed October 26.1978 are hereby authorized to be issued BEAUTIFUL HARDWOOD TRIM & FLOORS bonda of said Borough of an agvegate given an opportunity to be heard Fee *28*98 principal amount not exceeding *90000 HOMEOWNERS THROUGHOUT. MUST BE SEEN TO APPRECIATE. are hereby authorized to ba isauad CAN BE YOURS FOR ONLY *53,900. pursuant to the Local Bond Law. Said bonda shall bear interaat-at a sat* par RUTHERFORO annum aa may be harealtar datarmined Davey Agency DIAL 939-8000 PROPERTY SOLD; THE TWO FAMILY HOME within the lirwtauona preaenbed By taw. COLONIAL >59,900 , — Insurance Specialists — THINKING OF SELLING? All mattars with reaped toaaid bonda not COLONIAL •58,900 AT 7 8 2 SIXTH STREET. LYNDHURST HAS determined By thia ordinanca ahall ba 649 RIDGE ROAD, LYNDHURST, N J 0 7 0 7 1 determined By resolutions to ba COLONIAL 5 Mr ♦86,500 TEL. 998-1600 • 438-3030 EEN LISTED ANO SOLD BY HOMETOWN Korean ar adopted COLONIAL •58.900 Our experienced salespeople and our creative advertising as fENCY. SECTION S. To finance aaM purpoae. COLONIAL *62,500 the keys to the sale of your home. bond anticipation notaa of said Borough RENTALS of an aggregate principal amont not ex­ 2 FAMILY *64,900 ' UST WITH US AND GET READY TO MOVE)— ceeding *90.000 are hereby author zed to COLONIAL, 4 Bdr *63,000 LYNDHURST APARTMENT — TWO FAMILY — 4 ROOMS & ba laaued pursuant to the Local Bond BATH. Heat and hot water supplied. *285.00 MEMBERS Of SOUTH BERGEN M.l.S. Law in anticipation of the leeuance of COLONIAL, 3 Bdr. ‘ € 8,000 RUTHERFORD ^ said bonds In the event that bonds a s COLONIAL. 3 Bdr. *64.900 ARLINGTON-KEARNY M.LS. issued pursuant to this ordinance, the aggregate amount ot notaa hereby COLONIAL, 4 Bdr *67,900 LYNDHURST APARTMENT — TWO FAMILY - 4 MODERN MORRIS COUNTY M.L.S. authorized to be taauad ahall ba reduced COLONIAL, 4 Bdr. *64,500 O P E N H O U S E by an amount equal to tha principal ROOMS & BATH - Heat and hot water supplied Adults amount of tha bonds so laauad ft the preferred. *325.00. - Sat., Oct. 28th 1-3 P.M. aggregate amount of outstanding bonds LYNDHURST and notes issued pursuant to this COLONIAL *61 500 ordinance shall at any time exceed ttw NEED A NEAT sum lirst mentioned in this section, the CAPE *56.900 THREE ROOM FHCE — RIDGE ROAD LOCATION — b y to |* y ® moneys raised by ttw ’seuance ol said MOTHER-DAUGHTER *200.00 per month. bonda ahall. to not laaa than ttw amount T Jo .y O O 3 BEDROOM O C A ITO #7" MMSTOWK ACBKY of such excess. IW applied to the payment of such notes then outstanding CAPE, 3 Bdr. *56 900 RkM R. Va* GM* 613 RIDGE ROAD SEC TIO N 6. Each bond anticipation COLONIAL. 2 Bdr *58.900 note issued pursuant to this ordinance V k BATH HOME? LYNDHURST. NEW JERSEY 07071 Talapfcww th e n be dated on or about the date of a s CARLSTAOT wauance and shall be p»abie not more ALL ALUMINUM CAPE COD than one year from ita data, afirfl bear RANCH *59 900 Stop in and see this 7 room Colonial, Pierrepont School 0*W ; MTS — Im M y rTI 9 M L interest at a rate per annum as may be CAPE *58,900 location. New modern eat in kitchen, large front porch hereafter determined within the Attractive North Arlington Brick front home in excellent Owners encourage offers. Asking low *60’s. Im ita tio n s prescribed by law and may ba BELLEVILLE residential location on 65 x 100 lot. Is a pleasure to show. EXPANDED CAPE. M0THER- Four well planned roOms including 2 Bedrooms, modern DIRECTIONS: Between Woodland Ave & Van Riper Ave. DAUTHER. *59.900 Kitchen, and tile bath. Large dormered second floor for Stop in at . . - more rooms, finished recreation room in basement with 299 SYLVAN ST. or call us. L A T 0 R R A C A bar. Wall to wall carpeting, oil heat, patio, garage OFFERED AT *59.900 R E A L T Y Gorp 240.PARK AVE. RUTHERFORD RlnHEBFORO ARLINGTON REAL ESTATE CO. NOT^HOWN BEFORE! O p en £ v e n in g s 130 Midland Ave. Kearny 9 3 5 - 7 8 4 8 Realtor* 991-0905 Just listed this 3 bedroom Colonial ha$a neweatin kitchen, a Our 54th Year new tile bath, and has a large family size Living room and Dining room Don't Miss This Buy *49 900 VET’S - GI’S - FHA Y O U R If you qualify (chances are you do), we can get you this home REAL ESTATE wrthlMO SSSD0WN or 10% DOWN Call for details DIGEST LYNDHURST ^YOUR OWN STORE Lyndhurst *69,900 LYNDHURST — Lovely Brick Ranch, custom built. Excellent residential R u t h e r f o r d * 5 8 , 9 0 0 Fine Ridge Rd. location makes this 25 x 125 Bnck store and 2 F a m ily property (plus 2nd floor 5 room apt.) a Steal at *69,900 location. Near park. Oversized property. Lovely LR. DR. kitchen. 2 bedrooms This 4 BR Colonial must sell has beamed ceilings and bath, breezeway. 1st floor. Finished basement. Kitchen, central air This aluminum sided maintenance free two family has natural chestnut trim with formal dining room conditioning. Many extras. Call to see. WE HAVE THE KEY. OWNER MUST modern kitchens and baths through out plus four and one half rooms on first floor and five rooms located on WOOD-RIDGE second and third flows. Two car g arage and low taxes. ASKING *74,900. MAKE AN OFFER _ ♦ Just listed this younger alum, sided home features 1st floor Living room with Fireplace, Dining room, large eat4in kitchen LAKE STOCKHOLM COTTAGE Lyndhurst *95,900 N. Arlington *63,900 and Master Bedroom. Upstairs, 2 bedrooms. Full finished See this lovely 4 bedroom cottage right on Lake Stockholm. It is winterized 2 F a m ily M other / DAUGHTER basement, plus garage and rear sun porch. Owners building elsewhere. Sacrifice-*68,000. and has property dimensions 60 x 186. 100 feet’ of the property is lakeside, This brick front and maintenance free home with three Has great potential with six large ri plus cozy 2% with dock and aluminum boat. Excellent fishing, swimming, golf, etc. new baths and modem kitchens has five rooms on first room apartment for Mom or Di Located close to Only 38 miipa from Lyndhurst off rt. 23. Real fireplace plus automatic oil floor and six rooms on second floor with, finished transportation and shopping WALLINGTON heat with a 550 gal. underground tank. basement and two car garage Lovely residential neighborhood If you want to get away into a lovely tranquil tall-tree-studded area for a Just listed this 2 bedroom home features 5 rooms garage summer retreat or all-year-round living this is it. And only *47,000 terms. nice yard, taxes only *670. and a price of *44,900. Lyndhurst *118,500 OWNERS:..... L y n d h u r s t NEWER2FM8LY For prompt and professional * 1 2 9 , 5 0 0 LISTINGS WANTEDI! service at no charge to you, we Attention Home Owners!! We have qualified buyers anxious to locate in the 1st floor has modern 6 Rm. will rent your apartments 2 FAMLY apartment and second has 4 South Bergen Co. area. If you live In No. Arlington, Lyndhurst. Rutherford E We have many qualified buyers Newer two family with six modern oversized modern rooms with rooms and first floor 4 on second Rutherford, Carlstadt, Woodridge. & are desirous of selling your home Call us finished basement wKh bar PR and looking for homes in this area. for immediate action! Laundry Why not list your home with us and 3 room apartment in for fast action. basement Brick front with one car garage RENTALS — LYNDHURST 7 T hree R oo m s —Close To Everything • AvaMaMe Now *212.

Fow Rooms —Modem apt. close to transporation & shopping. - 2 bedrooms • heat supplied. Available Now *248.00

— The incredible Hulk will visit Garden State Plan Shopping Center on Oct 28th from 11 A.M. to 5.00 P.M. on the half Savino Agency hour. Can 843 3690for additional information ELLWOOD S. 4 3 8 -3 1 2 0 -1 LYNDHURST — RAMSEY — MAHWAH NEW, INC. 25) Ridge Road Lyndhurst, NJ. ft—ftor« — I n t u r o n 46 ChMtnut St., Rutterford YOUR REAL ESTATE HOTLINE -933-3333 939-8000 R e s o l u t i o n t o r e t a i n s k c u u . OONSULTANTS ANO EXPERT WITNESSES M THE MATTER OF THE ftQMAN CATHOLIC DIOCESE OF NEWARK VS CEROHE. ETALS ' P E T E R INTRODUCED BY COUNCILMAN Real Estate MEEHAN SECONDED 8V: COUNCILMAN KAISER % M I*n a..lUniw , - ali ar —rmmvo >^^ ■-^ «|(ranm* Mmiu tMifor i ^ FERRARO WHEREAS, th* Borough at Norm <1 Artinaion n a Mundoat Corporation ot •fid Borough Clork ar« hereby •wtfKKaod to •xtcut* lhi» rtaoHKton and tha sla t* ol Now Jaraay. and •dvortiw wm M coiiltflgiolM . RUTHERFORD 9 Lincbin A venue REALTOR WHEREAS. th*ra aniala a (aad tor apacial consultants and *xp*rt \ E R N E S T T C ERO N E

NEWLY LISTED Rutherford, N .J. WHEWVS^unda ara maMMator Bin ATTEST HEOLEYO.HOUSE. One of Rutherford truly large Colonial Features 3 fuM baths, 4 3 8 - 1 0 6 3 l>^WMEREAS th* Local Pubhe Contract* BoromhClarlt modem eat-in-Wtchen, fireplace in living room, 2 car detached H O M E P U I S Law (N J S A «QA11-1 a t aaq .) ratyuMaa garage. Afl in best location, for school, shopping, and NY INVESTMENT Trans. This gracious two (amity Could be great mother daughter setup home is located in North Don't miss this one will not last at *66.900 Arlington's desirable north end area near Ridge Road Live in owner's (’our-room JustinRealty apartment (plus den in basement} arid collect That.' Hundred Union Avenut rent from a lovely four1 Rutherford, New Jersey room apartment on 3. IVSTFUXTIONS 07070 ■ " • • - ^ * 3 , second floor. Two gas tur-rvaces. taxes a p - WANTED PERSON (older DOMESTIC HELP —Mature WATCHMAN — Part time, proximatel/ "*403.C>p a p r e f e r r e d ). K itchen person wanted Sat. i Sun evenings. Saturday and month. Priced to set! at dishwasher & clean up to do general house Sunday, hi Harrison area. *64,900. Don't miss this 790*. combination. >3.00+ on cleaning. Ultra Modem op- Reply to Po* 27, Loader one! Evenings and hour while, training. Cell p lla n c e s. Located in Newspapers, 251 Ridge LYNOHURST COLONIAL Sunday call A. Thomas rREGISTRATTONTI DRIVERS — Part time. Halo 471-7034. Nutley No cMUron. Please Rd., Lyndhurst, N.J. 07071. 991-3205. CONTINUOUS or female. To. transport HO#* IN EXCELLENT CONDmON. AIT MSTXU010N school children in alalien ATTRACTIVE PART TIME Contains LR, OR, Kitchen, Bath and family room on 1st INVESTMENT FOB A0UITS X CMUMEN wagons, vane, and nM- JOB — Work from home on A-1 AMATEUR Variety floor 2nd floor, contains 3 bedrooms & bath Detached PROPERTY Drawing, Painting < D**ign telophono program. Car talent wanted tor now T.V. garage tuft basement with Vi bath % Belleville - Brick building rgnnpi mviNnpf*r« ntiai 11 rrwrt necoaaary. Phone 437- Cable Show-audWons daHy ■ CALL TO INSPECT - yearly gross *11,100., ■328. - Rehearsals (212) 391-2163 *67.900 parking (or ten vehicles, Applicants immt be over 21 (3-5 P.M.) and <21?) 997- centrally located in three- with at leaat throe years •77t (6-8 P.M.) BUSINESS FOR SALE county, area. Ideaf for driving experience and Hardware 4 Pawn Store Good location Call for particulars investment or business willing to qualify for a *40,000 that could utilize a lot of space at a minimum cost. Thinking of telling your home? Asking *79,000 We have qualified buyers. Border of EsN 14A NJ Tphe. Aaaaaiu la a^oaeMi Ba 4 RENTALS- CLERK TYPIST, Apply m pvnO fl VO d v O t O f t y OPEN 7 DAYS NORTH ARLINGTON Road, Jersey City or can WEEKDAYS to 8 P.M. Modern three room MUSIC TUTORING (201)333-1300. SATURDAY A SUNDAY to 5 P.M apartment. Excellent residential location. 2nd In your home on the Ac­ NEW FACES to r Ad­ floor in two-family home, cordion, Piano, Organ, vertising Promotions in MEMBER OF 2 BOARDS OF REALTORS *265.00/mo. heat, hot Guitar. Beginners only. Commercials, Conventions, water and cooking gas Fashion, Narrators, Trade supplied. Call 9354495 Shows. Interviews thia O’HARA AGENCY Luxury apartment on Mon. to Fit. 12 to 6 P.M. 13? Ridge Read. North Arlington second floor in 2 family Studio 404 - 225 West 57th home, kitchen with JUDE III Street, New York City, 9 9 8 - 2 9 1 6 REALTOR’ separate utility area for CERAMICS .Fourth Floor. washer and dry«jt, dining 224 Stsyvesasl Ave room, living room with DRIVER/MESSENGER “THE SIGN OF KNOW HOW fireplace, 2 bedrooms 935-1810 and tiled bathroom with Full time for pickups and deliveries in Metropolitan area WE GIVE SERVICE sunken tub. Available Classes Mon., Tues.. Wed. Myft have clean driving record. - YOU GET RESULTS May 1, 1979. *35000 plus Thurs 7-10 P M *1.00 utilities. ROBITH CORP. Sat. Children 1-3 p.m. 9 9 1 -3 0 0 0 *1.50 ■“ B U Y T H R U UST YOUR PROPERTY O’CONNOR AGENCY WITH A FIRM THAT 600 Ridge Road HAS THE KNOWHOW! l^orth Arlington. N.J. AUTERI Members Arlmgton-Kearny Board — W IS E O W L WE LIKE WORK of Realtors and South Bergen REAL ESTATE County Board of Realtors Nursery School -617 Washington Ave. AERO PRECISION INSTRUM ENT CO p f Belleville JOBS 155 Park Avenue, Lyndhurst PART/FULL TIME S E R IO U S L Y - to ke£p b u s y — Buy Thru Nisi — \1 Just Over The Bridge 939-1112 & you re there *5.11 perhr. + + + WE NEED LISTINGS Hasbrouck Height! 18 or older-White collar work Six Family >125,000 ST A It UCENSEO V y - . YOU'LL GET ACTION- 11| f l u CERTIHED TEACHERS Call 429-8107 Ranch 59,900 between 1-0 P.M. ASSISTMBBUILDING INSPECTOR Cape 65,500 j l y t A, Dedicated to hour *■ R E S U L T S -HONESTY r f pre-school program Ask or Mr. Uridy Colonial 65,900 AM. of PM., KEYPUNCH R R E H B - C 0 D E O F F I C I A L Two Family 64,900 REGISTER NOW B 0 R 0 M H O F R U T H E R F O R D SEE VINCE & BE CONVINCED! Wood-Ridge FOR FALL OF 1978 P a r t T i m e Examines plans, issues perm™ conducts on-site For All Your Real Estate Needs New Colonial *64.900 Cape 3 Bed 58,900 759-1211 F u ll T im e inspections, enforces codes and ordinances, Tudor 60,900 prepares reports, maintains tiles and records. VINCENT AUTERI Colonial 69 900 Requires 2 years' experience and considerable Carlstadt We have several openings knowledge of tire codes. Salary range *11,065- RealEttate Open 7 days a week Cape Cod *61,900 on our eveniog shift for ex­ *13,756. Liberal fringe benefits. Send detailed _ Colonial 56.900 perienced key puneh resume to Robert DiTommaso, Borough 476 RIVERSIDE AVE., LYNDHURST 9 3 3 - Q 3 0 6 East Rudfcftori operators. High ratefor top WAREHOUSE Administrator, 176 Park Avenue, Rutherford, New 2 Family <79.900 operators, plus company SUPERVISOR Jersey07070. Duplex 89.900 WOMAN TO ASSIST IN benefits. •• GROCERY CARE OF ELOERLY LADY. WAREHOUSE . Two Family WOODRIDGE Live in. Light has opportunity for ex­ MEADOWLANDS CHAMBER-JOB BANKS housekeeping. 4384323. JUST LISTED perienced supervisor A FREE EMPLOYMENT SERVICE Immaculate 3 bedroom, IV2 bath, expanded Cape Lgr Colonial Call for interview ap­ Colonial 68 R ATTRACTIVE EARNINGS, pointment. W ILL HOLD LOCAL INTERVIEW S Cod. Great location. 1 Car garage. Gas heat. Two Family P / T, F / T. Ideal for ASKING *64,500 Ranch students homemakers of Anne Arena • Oct. 27, Carlstadt Borough Hall SEE IT1 YOU’LL BUY IT! Split Level retired persons. Call tor 333-1300 1 - 4 P.M. Info. 772-5575 between4 4 6 WALLINGTON P.M. • Nov. 1, Rutherford Town Hall Colonial •50,000 CREDIT ASSISTANT 1-4 P.M. JUST LISTED Cape 55.000 Should have 3 or more years experience in credit and • Nov. 3, Moonachie Borough Hall 2 Family 64,500 Super starter, Colonial. 5 Bedroom. Heat & water, oil collection. • •• » •’ • ' 1 - 4 P.M. heat Detached garage Low taxes. Best part for Ladies Fashion CALL VAL MILLER JUST *44,900 Tavern '30,000 Company. Managers, 2 9 1 -7 5 9 -5 0 0 0 , Ext. 7 3 0 FOR MORE INFORMATION CAU Bycle Shop 37,000 Trainees A Assistants 939-5922 . i C o r tk m u We re *** KIDDE BELLEVILLE V J 0 Neighborhood 3 Rms Division of Walter Kidde ACompeny, Inc. ~~ N o fee ch arged. 5Rms &Gar An Equai Opportunity Employer M / F DIVISION, NEW JERSEY JOB SERVICE ’ T m .. fri £ \ e Professionals: Vh Rms 35 Forrand Street, Bloomfieid, N.J. 3R«is BOOKKEPER 4 Rms Barnet Agency (201) 935-6888 A.R. M A C H IN E O P E R A T O R MACHINISTS j g See Over 500 Homes in South Bergen & Clifton Areas . Experienced in operating: — se h v h g a ll r m M£AOOwuuecOM*ruNrres Seal-0-M atic& Flow M old • Engine Lathe • Radial Drill 7 5 1 Paterson Ave., East Rutherford, N.J. 07073 Some experience desirable. But will teach mature OFtN7DAYS responsible person to eventually run all machines • M illing M achine • N .C. Equipm ent and personnel. • Drill Press • Horizontal Boring (nights) APPLY IN PERSON PECKNOARTCORP. M ust do own set upf & w ork from draw ings 1098th STREET with minimum supervision. Full benefits CALL 438*1500 PASSAIC, N.J. ______program . M odern plant & equipm ent. Have You Heard? ALSO VAN WINKLE &/UGGETT has just become part of the CAST S A N D V I K Expeditors/Follow Up OF T.V. HOMES, a nationwide advertising company. For C O R O M A N T Experienced industrial machine shop f o l l o w up*. Fam iliar with routing procedures & home viewing pleasure, we offer: _ MAINTENANCE MECHANICS To be responsible over numerical control equipment & handle Scheduling. electrical trouble shooting, control panel instrumentation. ALSO 440 volt Industrial wiring 4 other electronics mechanical Flex-O-W riter O perator. challenges, in our union shop. Appfy in person Contact Personnel for all wage and benefit information! ‘FRIGHTFULLY PRICED ” STANDARD TOOL & M ANUFACTUfONG OO. At only *64,900, our 3BR, 1% bath Colonial} 7974200 or. on Sylvan St. Must be sold! The kitchen is Apply in person at . • 731 Schuyler Avo. every woman's dream! 1702 Nevins Road, Fairlawn lyndhurst, NJ. CALL!! Route206 Industrial Park An equal opportunity employer “W ITCH FIREPLA CE” Will you light to be cozy & warm. There ara 5 of them in the custom brick L yndhurst C ape on oversized lot with 4 BR s and 2* G E T IN ON SANDVIK COROMANT baths. Be part of our planned and expanding w ork force w ho pride them selves to* MAKE OFFER!!! CALL! k T H E A C T IO N on quality production of m achine tooling & carbide inserts. • SECRETAIRES WITH SHORTHAND . « TRAN SCIflN Q MACH. OPERS. • M ILLING OPERATORS (N/C) • GENERAL OFFICE CLERKS ■ • TOOL & DIE CLASS A • KEYPUNCH OPERATORS • ELECTRICIANS WE have a job for you... nowl Work a few days a weak, • MAINTENANCE MECHANICS full week, or alternate weeks. Convenient location Not an agency-Never alee. . CONTACT PERSONNEL RESIDENTIAL - COMMERCIAL - INDUSTRIAL For ah appointment call 797-6200 8 Station Square t . . ' «• - , . *.* • - . / » ORIENT WAY. RUTHERFORD _ ApplyinPenonat K E L L Y G IRL A Division of Kolly Services . 1702'Nevins Road, Fairlawn k 9 3 9 - 4 3 4 3 W’ aMtM* I4M4* Equal Opportunity Employer M / F Route.208 Indusjtial Park. l(W U U N I,iA .ivdcnw ,ih« — . 1 1 L

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C lassified s V HI SINKSS I HI SINKSS 1 BL SINKSS I Bl. SINKSS 1 BL SINKSS ShK V K K S SKR VICKS SKR VICKS SKRV1CKS SKRVICKS HKI.I’ WA.VTKl) m m m I \ ( VKPIATKY&M.I N H i \ CAKl'hNTKYMiKN I IS I I.I-. V M M , YMntifHKflVHBITSftVicn NORTH ARLINGTON - INBTAliT CASH — Foe your (ONTK.UTING ■ CON THAI TING Kl (,S. KTC m fkn*. AVE,, RUTHERFORO Four modern room* in well Old trumphat or fluta. We BOROUQN HALL. 2nd R _ Employers. Householders, kept two family. Buaineee will pick up. CaN botwaan K IN G OF BELLEVILLE Businessmen who need P/T co up Ik. Available 10 A.M.-S P.M., 659-6720. EXPERT RUG 6 immediately. Call 991-8199. UPHOLSTERY CLEANING or Temp: ;help Y E S win . ' • ■ JMr"' V: FINKE BROS. attempt to (ill your job needs Steam extraction method STORM DOORS & WINDOWS promptly by relernno you .to TRAINS, TOYS, * CUSTOM BUILDING CONTRACTORS Whi*« Replacement Windows IH WANTKI)TORKNT CALL: BOB ZULLO qualified young people. Y E S. . TROLLEYS fc COMPLETE HOME REMODELING T ilts m For EatfV C lM n in f acts as a Clearing House (.YNOmiTIST MATURE 481-1209 Vinyl Clad- Thermal Insulated between the Fmptoyw & Job BASEBALL CAROS ALTERATIONS - ADDITIONS Screens Available W O RKING WOMAN - CALL FOA re tl fSTlMATt Seeking Youth There «e flo % or ZV4 rooms wHb Wonted in any fees charged. Yf S. is staffed amount. BATHROOM — KITCHENS ' (water and cooking condition or AA*. STEAM 759-1161 by volunteer's who 7M a basic tacllKIfacilities. Call 460-9161. TOP CASH $$$ PORCHES—SIDING—BA SEM ENTS need by bridging these two ■4‘;, ' . _____ DORMERS — GARAGES STEAM • NO COMMISSIONS ^ WASHINGTON AVt . B f L l E V I L l t , groups together. We can fill 4 6 7 -0 0 6 5 CARPET CLEANING the need for babysitters, yard 21 I’KRSONAl.S FREE ESTIMATES 438-2017 PROFESSIONAL work, .light housekeeping, COMMERCIAL « HOME RAILINGS store, office & many other 118 VANDERBURG AVE.RUTHERFORD Wroufht Iren ft Aluminum Rortinfs SATISFIED jobs DIAL 939-4432 WANTED • NO SALESMAN Mon, thru Fri. 1-4P.M. BINGO BUS CUSTOMERS ARE a NO COMMISSIONS Bibs Auto Parts OUR BEST CAL L fOll^fBff-^*ST»M ATC To Philadelphia W alter O lszew ski ADVERTISEMENT C O L L E G E S T U D E N T S Every Tuee. & Sat. will pay $60 Coll 998-9561 i r I . 759-1161* ATLANTIC CITY, anytim e ASPARTTIME EDITOR For Any Full Siu Car Com­ REMODELING and — IDS WASHINGTON AVE 8tlitVllt.t SUN., OCT. 22nd Call 283-0070 T o cover q u a r t e r l y plete Used part! for ail makes JAI-ALAI FRIDAY, NOV. 10 after 3 30 PM company newsletter. Ap­ FOR INFORMATION a f c o m .* ALTERATIONS I Y V \INTI\(j 4 ply in writingto * RESERVATIONS 54 Stover Avo. Keomy HKATINfj 1 II KOOHM, PORT JERSEY CaN KATHY Bathrooms • Siding 9 9 1 - 4 2 4 6 Serving All North Jersey DISTRIBUTION 7S1-6364 751-6249 Prices subject to change KARPET-KLEEN Kitchens • Roofing EDWARD i. WILK JR. FtC i ESTIMATES SERVICES (Last tides to Atlantic City 6 anytime. CARPETS SHAMPOOED PAINTING AND on your 2 Colony Read, JX., NJ. Jai-Alai untH attar the Dormers • Additions & PILE BRUSHED 07306 holidays) DECORATING ROOFING & SIDING FREE ESTIMATES 933*5023 A N Y S IZ E 89 Boiling Springs Aye. Gutters, Leaders & Repairs Eait Rutherford Alum. Storm Windows, Door 85 Donaldson Ave., Rutherford ROOM $1 9 95 9 3 3 -3 2 7 2 Hackensack Roofing Co. C L E R K 28. I’KTS RECYCLE Ask about: •3 First St. 407-5050 AU W OlK GUARANTEED • MAGAZINES PETRELLA • Our New House TYPIST (2) ' DOQ — A tour month old J&M Cleaning Service blecfc beauty. Very dean. • B R A S S CONTRACTING Excellent opportunity tor •COPPER Construction • Steam Process DENNIE'S Alt shot*. Free to good Established m 19 12 l k MI SC K I.LAN KOI S persons to work with • A L U M IN U M ‘TioJob Too Small " • Soil Extraction Method PAINTING I ROOFING dynamic company in home. Call Pori, 991-4069. Asphalt Dnve^ays ' • Upholstery Cleaning , ^ Seromfess G utters Highest Prices Paid! ROOFING • SIDEWALKS sates or purchasing • Parking Lots. • Floor Waxing flashing cemented WE REPAIR • SIDING • RENOVATING pipes cemented departments. Good Excavating Masonry Wor^c • Washers typirig skills necessary, ALLIED WASTE • PAINTING - ' Free Estimates Valley relined Free Estimate Gwttgrs relined • Dryers diversified work, pleasant ELECTRA, 1877. 1 Owner. FREE ESTIMATES Slate roofs repaired working conditions. . INC. JAMES R IORDAN Coll 933-9393 of Eves. & Week-end • Refrigerators New condition. Color blue 6 61 Midland Ave. 997-1442 997-3262 • Freeiers Benefits package 991-4318 7 7 8 - 9 3 9 3 Service Avail Ptee Estimates includes Blue white top. 18,500 milee. Wallington, N.J. 49W4 • • Air Conditioners Loaded. Wlth enow tires 6 473-7638 Cross / Blue Shield, rims. 438-5436. CALL E CROSSLEr SERVICE Major Medical. Denial, JOHN RICCI 667-9278 Life Insurance, pension VOLKSWAGEN — 1971. HOME REPAIR & 939-4628 ECONOMY 2 and profit sharing. Call Good condition. FM radio. MODERN AUTO Carpenter IMPROVEMENT 997-1000. I HAUL Rear window defog. *650. PARTS H O M E A L T E R A T IO N S * CELLARS PAINTING Call 939-3801. Best offer A D D IT IO N S & R E M O D E L IN G WATERPROOFED light Trucking, Moving R A G E N Between 5*-7 P.M. DISCOUNT * FOUNDATION, 1C. KLECTRICAI. RESIDENTIAL Attict-Cellart-Garage* P R E C IS IO N PRtCES! 759-3210 REPAIRS C leaned INDUSTRIES C ES,» Mi * MASONRY * COMMERCIAL Messenger Service 201-991-8180 • CIUICMRc m I s • SHOCKS ELECTRICIANS 9 Porete Ave. * RETAINING FULLY INSURED Free E*t. Day or Night • MACHINE SHOP MUMS 6 5 6 - 1 0 3 7 N. Arlington...... 1URNEO. HEADS A f BUI11 CL tSSIFIED WALLS BAUER ELECTRIC FR ii ESTIMATES 2 2 0 volt service installed for • HIGH P£»FO«MANCf * INSULATION & Equal O pportunity Employer M F SI 75 op! Wiring for Air Con­ PARTS A LABOR _ - BERGEN COUNTY GLASS ROOFING REPAIR ditioning, Outlets & Fixtures. Call after • TOOLS RENTED 39. MISCELLANEOUS FREEESTlMATES 1 8 K e a rn y Ave. MIRRORS MADE TO ORDER W EE TELETYPE SERVICE • PAINTS DUPONT & KOR SALK 6 P.M. 991-3369 Auto Safely Glass Installed H S IT l ATIONS M EIA I FLAKE • M IN I BIKES L . DAME State License *80 WAS IK I) MEADOWLANDS KITCHEN SET WITH 6 933-6712 Glass For Every Purpose 7 5 1 - 3 5 7 6 MECHANIC ON DUTY CHAIRS, Living robm sot, 216 Ridge Road lyndhurst I WILL BABY SIT In my AUTO WRECKERS a> RUTGERS ST SilLEVIlU sttitoT lampi and 1 l> LANDSCAPING OPEN SUNDAY 9AM JPM WE 9-9143 home for eges/t-4. Weok- BUYERS OF JUNK CARS miscellaneous srticles. Cell Don’s days.. 833-3387. 7S9-.5S5S ,,, 438-8065. A. TURIELLO & SON Painting ft SELLERS OF USED LANDSCAPING Home Repair LIONEL TRAIN AUTO PARTS W E B U Y DISPOSABLE DIAPERS — COMPLETE maintenance and design, Free dolivery. Buy a case SNOWPLOWING 998-7957 REPAIRS RICHIE GALLO. Pres. WASTE PAPER and save up to 50 percent. • HOME IMPROVEMENTS Herb Adrian, Commerical • Inudstn^l Perts sold separately HOUSE FOR SALE — must Belleville Tpk. re c y c lin g Slightly Irregular. Call 867- * ADDITIONS & DORMERS • KITCHENS, BATHS Rutherford, New Jonty Residential FRANK ROCHAT b e moved. Price newspaper, IB M cards, S119 Or 869-5666. Quick 24 Hour Service 408 Rte 17, Carlstadt, N.J. nogoVlable. LR, DR, mod. 1 NORTH ARLINGTON corrugated boxes. MODERNIZED 935-3466 Newspaper drives • BASEMENTS & ATTICS Large-Small Painting Crews . 1P .M .-4 P.M. 438-3087 kitchen and Igo. entrance STONE FRONT Prices Save (oyer on 1st. floor. 2 very arranged. Newspaper • ALUMINUM SIDING Save Lowest with magazines *90 per SACRIFICE ANQ ROOFING Carpet Cleaning Ige. Bdrms., and mod. TOYOTA SERVICE Sub contrsctor surplus ... I K M A S O N R Y METERED FUEL OIL A Bathroom on oecond. Full hundred popounds f m - “Call__ • STORM WINDOWS Floor Waxing ^ _ EXTRA 6000 AUTO 271-2293 Mon. thru Fri. 7 fresh loed ... rugged AND DOORS Customer Satisfaction * KEROSENE DELIVERIES attic can be finished. Very 4. fieldstone ... chiseled to 5. Sat. 7 to > REPLACEMENT WINDOWS Guaranteed BURNERS CLEANED & good condition. Call 939- 99B-4651 ledge ... end cut etone- SERVICED 5500 Mon. thru Frt. 8 a.m. to See Our Display JOSEPH DAMATO greys, buffs, mixed, and 438-3663 LYNDHURST Sal M asola JOHN C OOBROWOLSKI 4:30 p.m. Aak for Mr, ad in this issue PAPERSTOCK whito ... plus Bow Przyboirowskl.' 1G. PLUMBINGS, 991-1351 ' 79 FLORIDA AVE., Windows, ail eizee. Will MASONRY .... '"■■■"■fWWl" PATERSON Instsll at Bkfrs. Price ... HEATING GARAGE FOR RENT FREE Design, Lsyouts 6 BILLS AUTO WRECKERS Estimetes. S peciel- DONT REPLACE YOUR CONTRACTOR BELLEVILLE-NUTLEY HIGHEST PRICE PAID ROCKTEX GRANULAR Bricks * Stoops P lum b in g - GLASS CO. GARAGE FOR RENT IN KITCHEN CABINETS. 78 R U T G E R S S T , BELLEVILW E FOR CARS OR TRUCKS HIGHEST STONE PANELS - Entire Fireplaces H eating— Tmmng LYNDHURST for storage. ANY CONDITION Front only *89; fentlre ' Complete Glass Service Available Immediately. HAVE THEM STRIPPED Concrete Work of the Better Kind < PRICES Houss, 8' x 100’ *349. Call 939-6308 * Van Ovations * Autos •30.00 a month: 997-0769. Belleville Pike, .No. Arlington Rooms Additions * Homes * Store Fronts Tsrms. Priced includoe & REFINISHED & SAVE HENDERSON BOYD Inc • Industriei&assfog 998-0966 991-0081 PAID FOR Fully Insured lebor 6 materials. Also Free Estimates 5 Vreeland Ave 751-0835 ' 751-0844 13. RKAL KSTATK hsvs some Vlnytized Wood- Ruther forii RKNTAI. 7 9 6 - 8 9 5 5 WE SELL USED MOTORS SCRAP Greln Aluminum Siding - 997-6656 v STEEL Most colors Vi pries. KEARNY-ARLINGTON $150 for most cars. Gusrsnteed Instelletlon o r SECTION. 3 vary nice Rebuilt trans., $125. Also I II HOOKING for most cars. Will install COPPER end Terms. Cell Monte ANY HOUSt $ rooms. All utititles and heat collect et 287-2470 day or ANY SIZI includod. Plenty of closet for moderate price. All BRASS CHARLES 1 7 5 evening. 7 9 6 - 6 3 1 1 COMPLETE ROOFING 10-yr Guarantee work guaranteed. CANGELOSI space. Reasonable. Call ALUMINUM • HOT TAR ROOFS 998-1574. Available Dec. 1. DONT FUSS —CALLUS 641-4722 345-9220 6276976 BATTERIES, ETC. MASON • LEADERS o GUTTERS Garden Slat* Exterminators SALE o SHINGLES LYNDHURST — 4 Large New Hammond Organs CONTRACTOR roome 6 bath. H*HW. A. Bickoff FREE ESTIMATES :)1 WVNTKI) from $995 •300.00. Call 9336913 after 5 Patios sidewalks DEL RUSSO ROOFING CO VIOLA P.M. & S o n Uied Organs Larry Nisivaccia Retaining Walls 760 Potenen Avenue from $295 7 4 3 - 1 6 6 ? I BUY OLD GERMAh"BEER Water Proofing B R O S . IN C . E. Rutherford, N.J. CRYSTAL RUTHERFORD —Furnished STEINS. CAU DAYS. 438-3626. BALDWIN HAMMOND Brick Steps 180 Washington A v e After S - 235-9445. 778-2777 room and bath. Business MUSIC cemur CARPETS * N u tle y gentlem an oniy. Also 778-8492 82 W Route 4 204 MADISON STREET m t ESTIMATES , ANTHONY J. garage available>033-4469. 1 \ Paramus, N.J. 843-2200 LYNDHURST, N.J. WANTED TO BUY 07071 Call 933-5984 DE A N G E L O COMPLETE LINE OF ;J9. MISCKIJjANKOl'S 9 3 3 - 2 9 3 0 or 933-0969 NUTLEY — Large room In OU> BOOKS 4 STAMPS ROOFING ing Materials ORIENTAL RUGS KORSALK WALL TO W AU CARPIT private one family home. AattetiBM ia CUSTOM RUG SHAMPOOING GUTTER a n d LEADERS 6 6 7 - 7 0 0 0 Privato entrance. Wall to , ANTIQUES CLOTffES CLOSET for ssio. SERVICE MAT RENTALS wall carpeting. Call 284- Pri vote Buyer KITCHENS 352 Second Avenue Like new. >30.00. Plesse • LINOLEUM A HIES FG R BBRlb Lyndhurst 0756. Coil 224-6205 cell 998-9883. I Design* • AREA RUGS 16 Ready-Made • STATUES, PIAQUES CONCRETE CONTRACTORS V33-0466 or 438-1437 AEROPEX LYNDHURST — 4 Modern SEARS DRYER, >100.00. - C a b i n e t s PEDESTALS VACUUM CENTER BRING IT IN • For Every Style and 935-7183 ' rooms, plus modem pantry WASHER >40.00. Buy WE SERVICE WHAT *t SILL 7 3 8 Keamy Ave., Ky. Newspapers, aluminum, B u d g e t cabinets. Driveway parking. eeperatsly or together. e MASONRY , H6HW supplied. 1 month brats, copper, lead, Repelrs ell mokee ot. Negotiable. Call 933-9452 e SIDEWALKS I ' BERGEN-ESSEX domestic vacuum security. Socond floor: batteries and iron. after 3P.M. 142 WOUND AVI CARPETS SHAMPOOED e DRIVEWAYS Business couple preferred. R00FINC CO. cleanors. Wo hove e tow KEARNY SCRAP METAL - KEARNY, NJ. S21 95. 1 Rm & Hall e EXCAVATIONS. now end used cleanors. 436-7035. Avellatfie MODEL TRAIN TABLE, Roofing 004 Cutters immediately. 478 Schuyler Ave.Keamy s20 00 add. Rm Reasonable Also bogs, •40.00, Long wooden weN 9984892 .032 teamleis gauge cabinet, *40.00, Counter top : American Institute FLOORWAXING belts, and hoses, etc. of Kitchen Dealers FREE ESTIMATES NORTH ARLINGTON - 3 etove w/oven, like new, COMMERCIAL RESIDENTIAL Heurt Mea. to Ftl. 1-tp.m. Largo rooms. H 6 HW and * * * it LYNOHURST, N J 07p71 FULLY INSURED Sat. 10i.m.toSp.m. ATTENTION •350.00. or beet offer. CaN A4$Q Large Sefectioc cooking gas supplied. TOP PRICES FOR 438-8241. fteady-to-P'mish Furniture CALL 3 WAY 153 Sanford Ave. Available Doc. 1.1 month * JUNK CARS UNO TRUCKS ______20TP MAINTENANCE CO Lyndhurit, NJ. 997-1070 security. Close to all shop­ Copper, Bran. Beitariet. PLASTERING ping and transportation. lmT n LYNDHURST 933-4169 WOee SALE I li I I K \MM, DROP CEIUNGS •268.00 a month. CaN 997- FRI., OCT. 27 Ht (iS, I Tt 933-6523 8fi9 2869 0092. J.^Rssclell i BLOCK CEIUNGS 1 I SIDINGS 42-44 CMee St.. Belleville LA R G E PIASTER N.H. BROOKS ASSORTMENT MASON WORK CLIFTON — 3 BEDROOM 9&W.-3P.M. ROOFING CONTRACTS APARTMENT. Living room, - SIDEWALKS -. SIDINGS- iii*. MIS( K 1.1-AN KOI S 517 Post AvorfOe WILLIAM KITTREDGE PAINffNG BricV and Asbestos Riding dining room. Kitchen, bath. *# KOK SALK Lyndhurst Gutters and Leadors Adults preferred. >280.00 e Free Estimates ALL TYPES -month, plus utilities. 26 Meadow Rd. Ruthorford PROFESSIONAL CARPET SERVICE 9 9 7 - 4 S 2 8 , FRff Estimates Available Nov. 1. Call ask for Bob Webster 9-7186 Didovich Realty, Broker. BASEMENT SALE & STEAM CLEANING \ folly Insured a t 933-3939.472-1800. ± 1 53 Sanford Ave • Concrete S Brick Wort nurseryechool 778-2714 LOOKING FOR A Lyndhurst, N.J NORTH ARLINGTON V . 3 5 0 LAKE AVENUE LYNDHURST • Porches • Brick Veneer New 2 Family. 4 Large . • Patios • Sideweika • Walls REASONABLE PRICE? rooms, c lo s e to Sat., Oct. 2 8 1 0 A.IA.-4 P .il. COMMERCIAL & RESIDENTIAL INSIDE - OUTSIDE 9 3 3 -4 1 6 9 Fraa Estimates Painting • Paneling trsnsportstlof»«,1 sir Setting. New oven rang6-iwod Fan. Christmas decorations. conditioner and garage. Fraa Estimates Call TOWNE Anytime, Cemeftt Werii-Termite Treatment Poster Paper Gaines, Party hats & favors. Appliances, BERGEN ESSEX '325.00. Adults preferred. Reasonable Rates. FREE ESTIMATES Cell between 7:30 6 9-J0. dottles & much more. 9 9 8 - 3 6 8 7 Coll Ben, 907-4007 ROOFING CO 859-0830. 3 2 - THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26,1*7»

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F i e s t a Force, has achieved a record against certain organized dangerous drugs and the Borough’s school programs Rutherford residences will Mayor George Zilocchi of unparalleled in law enfor­ crime leaders. Lt. Delaney dealers handling them and against narcotics. once more have the oppor­ Little Perry today endorsed cement. He has become New was able to gather sufficient selling them to our children. ». “I believe that it is time tunity to enjoy what has Joseph Delaney, Republican Jersey's most honored law evidence to permit the He has fcfen in law enfor­ for a professional to handle a become one of the area s candidate for sheriff, in the enforcement professional. prosecutor to go to court and cement for 22 years as a professional's job. Lt. happiest events - The Nov. 7 election. C Citing iting During the course of'his in­ obtain convictions against professional. Lt. Delaney Delaney has proven himself Presbyterian Church's An­ Delaney's work as head of vestigations his life was all of these criminals. was narbed the youngest to be exceptionally capable nual HOLIDAY FIESTA, its the county narcotics and placed directly on the line “ Lt. Delaney, as head of detective in the history of the and I think the people of this ninth annual. The fiesta will organized crime task force, when he volunteered to go the Task Force, was a major Paramus Police Depart­ town and Bergen County take place on Oct. 28 at the Zilocchi declared he su sup­ p ports Delaney because he is “undercover” and pose as a factor in helping to reduce ment. He lias been in charge deserve to take advantage of Parish House (32 Ridge rogue cop to gather evidence the available supply of of coordinating that his talents. ” Road, Rutherford) at the a professional law enfor­ comer of Ridge Road and cement man. East Passaic Avenue. There Zilocchi said: will be indoor and outdoor “Law enforcement should festivities for all ages. The*' be a subject that rises above 91 Wefced A Difslietence Fiesta will begin .ill* political considerations It is festivities at 10 a.m.-and something that has a direct bearing on the lifestyle of all •W hen You Save A tJ close at 6 p.m. w g m Dr. Fred Masters people, regardless of their im ...... mm, ill mi ■ Holloway, Pastor of South affiliation. “For that reason, I have Bergen’s oldest church, will RONALD MCDONALD S o e s TO THE OPERA —Ronald decided to endorse the can­ South Bergen give the opening prayer at 10 McDonald, that famous down, load* tho star of tho and the Fiesta will be under­ children’s opora, ‘TNf TNf Toy Shop", In a song during a didacy of Lt. Joseph Delaney way. Mrs. Helen Matt hies, for “Children's Day at the Opera”. This for Bergen County Sheriff. chairman of the FIESTA opera fund-raising event to benefit the Now York City “Lt. Delaney, as former Opera Guild will take place on Election Day, Tuesday, committee, has been leading head of the County Narcotics November 7, from 11:00 A.M.-2:00 P.M. stthe New York and Organized Crime Task the way in planning the State Theater In Lincoln Center, Manhattan. FIESTA since the closing of WE ADD DIVIDENDS last year’s very successful and happy affair. Mrs. Mat- Holly Fair Will Be Held Nov. 1 0 ,1 1 . thies has worked in very To Your Account close collaboration with the The Grace Episcopal the children there *will be Holly Fair an outstanding many users of the facilities Chirch 1978 Holly Fair will top-notch movies to keep one with the proper am­ of the Presbyterian Parish be held on Friday and Satur­ them occupied when they, bience for early Christmas day, November 10th & 11th. are not eating hot-dogs or Shopping getting the pick of House 1 2 Mr. Les Watterston, It will begin, as in former having their picture taken beautiful hand made ar- TIMES EACH YEAR President of the Board of years with a Roast Beef Din­ with Santa Claus! Nothing is tides. Come to the Fair — Deacons, announced that ner, cooked by master chefs being left in-done to make Doors open Friday at 7:00 plans are in the making to and served at 6 p.m with this the biggest fair ever to p.m. and on Saturday at 10 have a repeat performance limited seating. Tickets be held at Grace Church a.m. until 3 p.m when one of the Puppt Show held last must'be purchased in advan­ amidst the decorations can eat something at most year, to be held in the ce. Mrs. O’Reilly is ticker which always make the hours. Holloway Chapel of the chairman. Church. The time of the Gerry Van Etten, General showing will be 11:30 a.m. Chairman will be assisted by &1 p m. the day of the Phyllis Thomas, Len FIESTA. The tost will be Berube, and Bob Hunter Higher Earning Certificates Available nominal Mr. Watterston fur­ with many parishioners up ther announced there will be front as chairmen of the tfon'li ~}udSo %ou /it. ,. a ceramics, wood novelties many booths planned for this YOGURT ' and a nick-knack table. This year’s event. The parish GARDEN writer was also informed house will be literally bur­ 438-9282 that an original water color sting at the seams, from top Located at 256 PARK AVE. painting by the well-known to bottom, all rooms utilized East Rutherford. Specializing in; SOUTH BERGEN artist, Ruth Gordon, will be to the utmost with the usual salads, Quiches, soups, health juices, raffled off during the day. booths plus three super new and our famous soft frozen yogurt East Passaic Ayenue will ones. The Trading Post with fresh fruit & toppings. be closed to all automobile where those who bring in ar-, Presents: Greg Sabo! anjl his SAVINGS traffic from Ridge Road to tides get a percentage back Contempory Folk Music. Thursdays _ *250 VALLEY BOULEVARD, WOOD RIDGE, N.J. Park Avenue so that the will be filled with items at 6 p.m. 20 WILLOW STREET. EAST RUTHERFORO. NJ children can enjoy the out­ many will want to own, plus Hope to door events, such as the General Store with new See You MOONWALJC,” clowns and and exciting things. The There that wonderful outdoor Book Barrel has been out refreshment booth of soda collecting books for the Well- and hot dogs to satisfy that known Book Room, Raffles strong appetite of the young­ for $100. worth of merchan­ sters. There will be pop-com dise at the Shop-Rite, plus, too. others. Instead of games for The Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts will be on hand to “Lend ,a Hand wherever they are needed The ladies on the commit­ tee have turned the .lower SIFFO RD 'N .J.'S PO N TIAC G IA N T' level of the Parish House into a beautiful FIESTA at­ mosphere The tables of the B eats A ll Com petition! exhibitors will be beaiAifully decorated and filled with such things as Christmas decorations, gourmet foods, - RALPH W. StfFOHO, Piw. O v e r N ew '79's A vailab le! wonderful tasting home ThtSMMFimJ'liBMefl 390 baked bread and jams, servmq Beqen C*mfy lor ow SO Yews' eakes and many other five Art Umsfoiwm delicasies, such as pickled SKOMJSTS' goods, preserves and other home made delights As was mentioned earlier Shop & Com pare Sifford's Lo w Lo w Prices! ii) this article, this part of the FIESTA will open its doors at 10 a.m. and remain open until 6 p.m. giving visitors 1971 Now 197S 197S Brand New 1979 Brand New 1979 Brand New 1979 plenty of time to browse, and LIMANS PHOENIX PHOENIX Demo. LIMANS FIREBIRD BONNEVILLE we hope, purchase the many Sedan Demo. 4 dr. Sedan SAFARI H/tep coupe fine gift items that will be in Glacier blue w/biue int. Stand equip includes: 301 V-8 cyl eng, auto, p/s, evidence. Books, old and Clarat w/nrmtn* kit. Extm cost equip Heritage brown w/Mmet ten tnt StartHe buck. Stand equip W Man­ Sierrs cooper w/camei tan Int. Extra - Stand equip includes: bucki eeato. p/ p/f disc brekes. notchback seat, win­ new, houseware items, includes 3.8 Mer V-8 cyl wo. v/trtm. Carmine, Extra cost equip ind: vinyl dow reveal molding, deluxe wheel steel belted radial w/w, custom VC, ual steering & Me;, column 3 spt) trim, 3.8 liter V6 engine. W/S/W tires, enst equip includes: 3 * liter v-6 cyl S, 3 8 liter V-6 cyl erM). l*U* «»' novelties, knitted and hand­ shift, V6, fxtra cost-equip ind custom air. dec rear defrost, tinted eng. auto, steel belted m/m radials. equip includes' auto, steel belted radi­ covers, bumper strips Extra cost •itc defroster, tinted glass, remote trim. Dtlco AM radio, custom al w/w tires, custom VC.OIStom seal equip includes bndyside moldino, made articles, the “White glass, efnote mirror, side window custom A/C. sip defroster, tinted Ude midgs. wheel trim rino reveal midgs. P/S, P/lront disc glass, remote mirror, p/s, p/f disc belts, console, elec. defroster, tinted steel helled radial w/w: custom-VC, Elephant’ table, always a mas # 542.1 in stock; 2 others to chocs* brakes. AM radio, deluxe wheel cov­ brakes, radio accom pkg. deluxe glass, add. insulation, spoil mirrors, custom belts, bumper gards. dec. from. Air conditioning can to added ers. bodyside midgs. auto Stock wheel cover* Stock #3186 1 In p/1 disc brakes. AM radio Data*, de­ defroster, lamp grp, tinted glass, trad itio n al part of<^the Stock #8654. fin Mock. 5.442 mats, remote mirror, Oelco AM radio miles. New Car Warranty tor additional cost of 8415. #835. Tin stock, 2.218 miles Mock. 5 others to choose from. * luxe wheel dbvers. Stock #9149.1 ki FIESTA will catch your eye Mock. 6 others to choose from. Stock #9156.11n Mock. 7 others lo and we hope, your pocket- choose from. book. IMMmSMtt Mata SUM. UO Mm $44U Mu SMT Urt Prim M U ) •bti'rtlT UtfPrimSMJT Ik u lH J. ltd Prion w rit. tfri Mm 171*1. Wtu 11*71. Mrs. Joseph Fanelli and SWer^s UHerfs $ Sfflerfs $ SNferTt $1 Mrs. Charles Adams, of the Price! J T ’ * 6 4 9 5 Woman’s 'Juiior Guild, an­ * 5 0 9 5 3 7 9 5 $ 4 8 9 5 5 6 9 5 nounced that the Guild will again this year feattre at­ tractions for the youngsters. 197S New 1971 •ra n d New 1979 Brand New 1979 Brand New 1979 One such attraction called CR AND LEMANS GRAND PRIXLJ PHOENIX LANDAU CRAND PRIIX CATALINA Coupe ‘The Children’s Corner” Embermist w/black int. Stand equip and the other to be a sur­ includes. 4 .9 liter V-8 cyl sng, auto, p/ Two ton/ green w/green int. Extra s, p/f disc brakes. Extra cut equip Cameo white, green int. Stand equip prise. The Jtrior Guild will Glacier blue w/biue Int. Extra coet Platinum w/carmlne Int. Extra Wt coe equip includes: 80/40 teat, 305 includes: leather trim, bucktt teats ml equip Includes: cordova top yArtm, Platinum w/black Im. Stand equip In­ ind: hydramatJc. P/S, P/lront disc also have a -“Kozy Kitchen” console, ratty handkno pkg, auto temp cludes: M Mir 4 cyt.caM ton^en^ equip Includes: 3.8 liter V-8 cyt eng, brake*. Extra cost equip ind: vinyl V-i cyl eng. m/m, auto temp VC, bodyside molding, 3.8 liter V-8 of auto. Meet belted radial w/w tires, amta “Casserole Comer” to bumper pane, cruise control. remote A/C, bumper gards, deck lid rd, dec. eng, auto, w/w dree, custom A/C. buck* L _ _ . „ _ trim, bodyside midgs, 301V8 engine. deck kd rei. else, defroster, ratty w(Mroittf i v e i w ) ratty1 y yvwoauots yvei tinttdinttou i ibu'O, tiniio yiflS?*. DOuystue moiUHiy, cuatomA/C, Mac. ------" Meet betted radial w/w mss, custom tempt you. aiec. defroster, tinted glass, sport glass. mirroi.. , gauges, tinted giass, mats, bmps, ' .mats,!' ' mirrors, window reveal molding, p/s, w/a/w dm. custom wheel covers. air. custom belts. ete~ w defrost, The Misses Jane and. sport mirrors an. p/f disc brakes, p/ Extra coM equip Includes auto p/s.. brakes. fodio accom tinted glass, floor flats, sport mirror, A 81 .1 ftr art l.Jl p/l disc brakes, radio eccom. pack­ wheel coders. Stock i . Louise Sam nis announced locks, seats, AM-fM st* ~ ‘ i w/cassetto tape, age. deluxe wheel covers Stock Stock #9085.11n Mock. 9 others to AM redn. rear seat spaatutrs, deluxe *. auto. Stock*# 5)8.1 ki stock, rad. seat, tut wheel, p/gtass sun/roof, choose from. Mock. 21 others to choose Iron). wheel covers. Stock #9204. 1 in that the beautiful Guild #9186. 1 m stock. 12 others to stock. others to choose Irom 3,250 miles. Nee Car Warranty. caM ajum. wheels, auto level cont, choose from. 2 Room of the Parish House, accent stripes. Stock #541. 1 in Stock on the second floor wiU once |ht Prim MtU. MiwStfi. UtfPrimSTtM. H w lM I. IM Matt IH4t. Mu »|71t. IM Prim Mil*. >bu }rM IMPriM 84M2. tbl Prim $7!St Mm.i 1IMI again transformed into a SIHenTs J H W l $" charming lunchroom, where • * * *5398 ^ $ 4 2 9 5 8 0 E * * 6 2 9 7 you can sit aid relax, or for * 5 9 9 5 $1.90 you can have the com­ plete luncheon of a sand­ KI I P THAT wich, beverage and dessert I.REAI (A1 tH t !N(. Sliford's Price or at a lesser cost, the WriM (.1 M tM tAt »nHIS Always Indade | separate items as listed on the menu. Dealer Prep 4 Climaxing the day will be Best. Fees. the FIESTA Dinner which, SIFFOROPDNFHC Exckde Taxes this year, will be prepared fay the men and women of the 250 W. FORT LEE RD. BOGOTA 342-2300 I W t m t ] Church