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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 2002 Established 1922 OF LYNDHURST BRIEFS ShopRite supports LFD Lyndhurst reflects on 9/11 events Annual Tricky Tray hosted by LSCC St. Thomas" Episcopal Church will hold its annual Tricky Tray on Oct 4 beginning at 7 p.m. This year, it is again being held at the Lyndhurst Se- nior Citizen Center on Cleveland Av- enue in Lyndhurst. The $5 admission price includes one sheet of tickets and refreshments. For additional informa- tion or tickets, please call the church office at 201-438-5668. Monday. Wednesday or Friday from 9 a.m. to noon." Pasta night set at Polish Club The Polish American Citizens Club of Lyndhurst. located at 730 New Jersey Avc. will be holding a Pasta night, on Oct 3 at 7:30p.m. a dona- tion of $6 in advance or $7 at the door. For information call (201) 438-9723 Lyndhurst Fire Department dropped by the local ShopRite to extend thanks for the supermarket's generous donations to the department this past Night races at the year. From left, Fire Department Chief Vinny Bello, store manager Tony VFW in Lyndhurst Bruno and First Assistant Chief James Jenkins. The V.F.W. Post 3549 Lyndhurst will hold a Night at the races at the Post on Valley Brook Avenue on Saturday Kids Day to be hosted Sept. 28 at 7 p.m. Admission is $8. which will include a buffet dinner, beer, by Haley Chiropractic soda, coffee and cake. There will be 10 Photos, Ofibm Winters The chiropractic office of Dr. Robert nal posture screening and children races. C 939-.3080 for information. Tick- n our ' memory: (Above) Relatives of Craig Lilore, who perished in the Sept. 11 attacks, paid their respects ets may be purchased at the door. Haley of Lyndhurst will join communi- backpack safely information. ties nationwide to promote children's Dragon Spirit Martial Aris, Classic during a ceremony held on the anniversary of 9-11. Pictured with Lyndhurst Mayor James Guida are Juliann LHS Class ofl944 health, safety and environment aware- Athletic Club and Spa Lady will pro- Mezzina, Stefanie Mezzina, and Frank Mezzina. (Below) , standing front row are Comm. William Smith, ness on an international scale on Kids vide safely information and health and Orthocox Coptic Church Deacon Fouad Farag, Comm. Thomas GraHan and Mayor James Guida reunion in October Day America/International Day from fitness tips. Lyndhurst High School 1944 class 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Sept. 21. Dragon Spirit will perform a martial reunion will be held Oct. 5, at San "It's a day for the kids; we'se con- arts demonstration and Spa Lady will Carlo in Lyndhurst. at 12:30 p.m. cerned about these issues for kids," bring ils demo team to perform fitness Any classmates not notified, but in- said Dr. Haley, who will host the local and exercise routines. terested, call Eleanor at (201) 933-5596. event at the Lyndhurst Senior Citizen Balloons, refreshments, face paint- Center on Cleveland Avenue in ing and much more fun will liven the Day to remember Lyndhurst. event.. The event focuses on the health and A Kids Day America/International The Veterans Alliance of Lyndhursi safety of local children. The Lyndhurst award presentation will be made at 11 will sponsor a day of remembrance for Police department will be on hand to am. all POW/MIA during a 24-hour vigil provide children safety photo ID cards Please arrive early to take advan- from Sept 20 at 4 p.m. to Sept 21 at 4 and safety information to the children tage of all thai is offered. Admission p.m. in front of Lyndhurst Town Hall. in attendance. is free. Participants are volunteering Seating will be available for those The Lyndhurst fire department and their time lo make the event a success. who want to attend. New Jersey Meadowlands Commis- Kids Day America will be held rain sion will offer fire safety and environ- or shine. Senior Brunch mental awareness information. lor Additional information please Commisioner Paul Passamano Jr.. Di- Haley Chiropractic will provide spi- cail(2Oi)531-94(X) rector of the department of Parks & Recreation, will host a brunch/buffet for all township senior citizens on Tax assistants sought by IRS Nov. 24 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. During the lux filing season. VITA January at convenient locations. Food will be served from 11 a.m. to and"TCK volunteers, in community lo- In New Jersey during last filing sea- 1:30 p.m. and it will take place at the cations throughout the state, help fill son, over 550 VITA and TCE volun- Senior Citizen Center on Cleveland out tax returns for older taxpayers, teers assisted 18,2(X) taxpayers at more Avenue. people with disabilities, non-English than 150 volunteer sites in communi- Republican Club will speaking and other people who can- ties across the stale. host guest speakers not afford professional assistance. Although an accounting back- Some of the volunteer groups offer ground is helpful, it is not required, The Lyndhurst Republican Club, Inc., free electronic tax filing. but computer skills arc a plus. will resume its normal meetings on Contact Stephen M. Savage, IRS Monday. Sept. 23 at 7:30 pm. The club The IRS provides VITA and TCE BY DhltKA WlMKKS New Jersey VITA/TCE Coordinator; will meet at the Polish American Club volunteers with free instruction and all the materials needed to prepare (9731645-3853. Many gathered as the Township of which stands near the Emergency times the towers were hit. Friends and on New Jersey Avenue. Lyndhurst held a ceremony on the anni- Squad building. Flowers surround loved ones bowed their heads as the basic income tax returns such as Or you man send a fax to (973) 645- Guest speakers will be Freeholder versary of Sept. 11 to honor the resi- three separate monuments that com world remembered what happened |iisi Forms 1040EZ. 1040Aand 1040. 6691 You can request information via Louis Tedesco and 2002 Freeholder dents and the countless others killed in memorate the victims that are situated a year ago that morning. Training is generally held during e-mail at [email protected]. candidate Edward Trawinski. The gen- the attacks. It was a bright, sunny day inside a stone wall. Members of an honor guard shut eral meeting is open to the public. that morning as fierce winds blew Red, white, and blue balloons their guns three times for the residents Those interested in becoming mem- through the area.. adorned the memorial and flags deco- who perished in the attacks as every bers of the Lyndhurst Republican Club An ill wind on Sept. 11 Lyndhurst residents Craig Lilore, rated the stone walkway leading up one stood motionless. are asked to contact club president Kenneth Grouzalis, and Myoung Lee to the monument the day of the cer- Mayor James Guida gave those on Gary Bemer at 20M38-7483. were killed when a hijacked plane emony. Personal items of remem- hand a glimpse of hope and reminded crashed into the twin towers on that fate- brance were also left by loved ones us to not lose faith. "It's good to set- Inside ful morning. Since then the town has at the site. so many of you joining us this morn- Classified 13 erected a memorial to remember them. Sirens were sounded at the exact ing on such a special day." said (ruirfa. Entertainment 5 Opinion 10 Obituaries 12 State earmarks $50 million for job training People 4 New Jersey Labor Commissioner Labor Commissioner Kroll said, for training their existing stall and new Schools S hires. Real Estate 11 Albert G. Kroll recently told business "Customized Training Grants provide Sports 7 and government leaders that the state's New Jersey with a tool to help retain Companies must provide at least 40 Vagabonding 6 economy will be stronger and the work- good manufacturing businesses and percent of the cost of the training, how- Subscribe to the Leader tor ers and employers will benefit from the jobs in the State. ever, most companies provide a higher $10 a year-Out of state $12 $50 million that will be spent on job skills The training is customized to the percentage. Call 438-8700 for more into training in New Jersey in Fiscal Year specific needs of the employer and il The state plans to invest $25 million or tax us at 438-9022 2003. is designed to help increase their mar- in customized training grants in 1 Y Fierce winds that swept through the area on Sept. 11 knocked down Kroll said approximately 45,000 work- ketability and earning power of the 2003 with Slate funding coming from workers while it helps the company worker and employer contributions. Commercial leaber large tree limbs causing numerous problems. Near Valley Brook Avenue ers at nearly 500 companies will be Published at between Stuyvesant and Weart avenues, in Lyndhurst, a tree branch fell trained this year and $50 million invested become more productive and better It is anticipated that companies re- 251 Ridge Road. Lyndhursi as part of New Jersey's Customized able to compete in the global market- ceiving grants will match this Stale Periodical Postage Paid at on a transformer knocking out power for over 1 -hr. Customers at Shop- Rutherford. NJ 07070 Rite, located on nearby New York Avenue, experienced an eerie black- Training program, the largest training place," Kroll added. funding with a $25 million investment Subscription S10 Published Weekly initiative funded by a partnership be- New Jersey's Customized Training of their own resources totaling V>0 mil- USPS 125-620 out as alarms suddenly began wailing throughout the store. Residents i tutngrx '<> lion in worker training lor the year. 251 Rtdtr R'xut ' L\nJhur\l, IJ Q707I living nearby also reported short power failures as well. tween the State and private industry. Grants match employer investments THE LEADER PAGE 2 - THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 19.2002 55 Kip Center needs Enjoy Jason and the Golden Fleece STOP SMOKING additional volunteers IN 60 MINUTES The 55 Kip Center's Bridgebuilder • NO WITHDRAWALS Home Friends, a program primarily • NO WEIGHT GAIN funded by a grant from by State Divi- sion of Senior Affairs, is holding a RESULTS HYPNOSIS CENTER volunteer recruitment and training Medical Arts Building program. 312 Belleville Tpk. The session will be held on Oct. I North Arlington at 7:30 p.m. at 55 Kip Center, 55 Kip 201-998-4100 Ave. in Rutherford. This funding under the National When you need a . Family Caregiver support program provides for home support services GOOD LAWYER.. for the elderly in south Bergen County. Anthony J. Rlposta, Esq. The Bridgebuilders Home Friends CERTIFIED CIVIL TRIAL ATTORNEY program is particularly seeking vol- COUNSELLOR AT LAW unteers from neighboring communi- Call Today For a FREE Consultation ties of Rutherford to assist in meet- ing the needs of their elderly and dis- 991-0067 abled. 432 Ridge Rd., N. Arlington, NJ Volunteer services provide assisted transportation to the doctors or other essential errands, friendly visiting and Medical, Surgical & Diagnostic Services telephone reassurance. Dogs, Cats, Birds. Ferrets, Exotic Animals Also, assistance with some house- keeping chores, such as shopping and Rutherford Animal Hospital PA other types of support, is provided. NMI L. Baabar, DVM, DABVP The Home Friends program offers Board Cert. In Companion Animal Medicine Office Visits By Appointment Jason and the Golden Fleece, a play who thought Jason was dead .and thus sional theatre for young and family au- flexibility and a variety of services to LonKtana Brtganti. I >VM 24 Hr. Emergency Coverage with music from Theatreworks/USA. ascended to the throne, strikes a deal diences. Alan Ponwranz, MS, DVM choose from. House Calls will be performed at the Williams with him. Its goal is to create imaginative and ChcMoptwr Grant MS. DVM Eve& Sat Appts Available The Home Friends program, started Howard SUbarman. VMD Center for the Arts in downtown Ru- To wear the crown and become king. sophisticated shows that are educa- in 1997 as a Faith In Action program therford. Oct. 1', at 9:30 a.m. Jason must retrieve the legendary tional, entertaining and thought-pro- funded by Robert Wood Johnson, has This is the first presentation of the Golden Fleece, a truly Herculearr voking. 201-933-4111 been serving local residents and 755 Rutherford Avenue Rutherford Center's 20Ih Anniversary Season's task. So who better to join in his quest Theatreworks has performed for neighbors from Lyndhurst. Kasl Ru- Visit us on the Web at www.raho.com Arts-in-Education schooj day perfor- but Hercules himself, abetted by approximately 59 million people in therford, Wellington, Carlstadl and mances. Orpheus—a son of the muses; Zetes Mixmachie for the last five years. 49 states, with an annual audience of Tickets are $7 for students and - god of the North Wind, blessed with more than four million. The extension of the services to chaperones/Teachers with classes are the gift of flight; and Argos, a most Theatreworks will return to the Wil- more of South Bergen County re- free. remarkable sailing vessel. liams Center in January with the "Just The Bogle Agency, Inc. quires many new volunteers from Reservations may be made by call- Jason and His Argonauts encounter 300 Stuyvesant Avenue these towns. Faith congregations, or- 50 Stories" and again in June with "Sa- ing the Center's Box Office: (201) countless perils along the way, includ- ganisations, and businesses are also rah, Plain and Tall." Lyndhurst, NJ. 07071 939-2323. ing a many-armed monster, dangerous encouraged to call to find out more The Williams Center for the Arts is flying Harpies, a narrow channel that Phone 201-939-1076 Fax 201-507-5394 or to set up a presentation on this pro- Arts-in-Edueation programs are a private, Not-for-Profit, multi-cul- grows narrower by the second, threat- Specializing in all types of insurance. gram to their members. also open to the Public at large. tural performing arts and cinema com- For a schedule of other Arts-in- ening to smash their ship into splin- plex located in downtown Rutherford, Personal, Commercial, Industrial, For more information about the Education presentations tor the ters, and a climactic battle with a fire- just one block from the train station Home Friends program, call 201- Health and Life 2002-2003 school year, contact the breathing dragon, brought to theatri- and the Shoppers' Parking Garage at 460-1600 or email cmariano www.bogleagency.com Williams Center's Box Office or visit cal life by an ingenious larger-than- the corner of Kip and Ames Avenues. ("'55kipcenter.org. our website: life puppet! Jason has the even more Visit the Williams Center's Website www.williamsccntcr.org. difficult task of leading the rag-tag at www.williamscenter.org for perfor- Based on the legend of Jason and members of his band to work as a uni- mance schedules, movie times, direc- the Argonauts, this spectacular play fied team. tions and other points of interest. with music brings the heroes of With the help of his Argonauts, Hera The Williams Center is handi- Greek mythology to life. the queen of the gods, and Princess capped accessible and offers infrared The story unfolds: many moons Medea. Jason obtains the Golden assisted listening. ago, when the earth, sky. and sea were Fleece and earns the right to wear the The Center is supported, in part, by ruled by gods. A younj: man named crown, having proved himself to be the the Bergen County Board of Chosen Jason learns that he is. by birth, the rightful King by birth and by deed. Freeholders and by the Mayor and legitimate heir to the Kingdom of Theatreworks/LJSA. founded in Council of the Borough of Ruther- Thessaly. His wicked uncle, Pelias. 1961. is Americas foremost profes- ford. N. Arlington Seniors primp for upcoming prom Tickets arc on sale for the annual dining and dancing. Prom tickets are $5.00 and bus tick- North Arlington Senior Citizen Se- Beginning M 7 p.m. the evening in- ets are also $5.00 each. The bus will nior Prom set for Friday, Sept 27 at cludes a full course dinner with live leave from Borough Hall at 6:00 p.m. The Fiesta on 255 Route 17 South in music and dancing Tickets are available Monday Wood-Ridge. to the nostalgic music of The Paul through Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 CHILDREN'S HEALTH, SAFETY & The gala event is open to all borough Taylor Orchestra. p.m. in the Mayor's office on the sec- residents age M) and older. The event will culminate with the ond floor of Borough Hall. ENVIRONMENTAL AWARENESS DAY Now in its 14th year, the popular selection and presentation of the For additional information, please prom regularly draws hundreds of Royal Court, the Prom King and call 201-991-6060. Sponsored by: borough seniors for a fun night out Queen, and Prince and Princess. HALEY CHIROPRACTIC SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 21 11-2 PM LFD Ladies Aux plans Halloween party AT LYNDHURST SENIOR CITIZEN CENTER The Ladies Auxiliary of the fet. desserts, costume prizes, beer. Lyndhurst Volunteer Kire Department wine. soda, fountain drinks, and spec- CLEVELAND AVENUE, LYNDHURST will hold their annual Halloween tacular raffles. Guests must be 21 or Private Lessons Party. It will be on Saturday. Oct. 26 older, Featuring Free Child Photo Safety ID Cards Accordion p Key Board ^> Drums from 8 p.m. to •?? at the firehouse Call early for tickets at 201-935- Courtesy of the Lyndhurst Police Department 580 Kearny Ave. Kearny on Delafteld Ave 9981 or 201-939-0139. No tickets FREE Informative and Valuable handouts on Crime Prevention and Child Safety, 991-2233 Then; will he a DJ. hot and cold but- will be sold at the door. Evironmental Awareness, Drug Awareness, Disease Prevention and Health Promotion. Answer to Sept. 12 Lyndhurst hosts breakfast for seniors Festivities begin at 11 am ~ Awards Ceremony Begins 11:30 am Super Crossword Comniisioner Paul Passamano Jr.. The menu will be bacon, sausage, FREE Martial Arts EXHIBITION by DRAGON SPIRIT MARTIAL ARTS )nnn nnnnn DODO •••• director of the Lyndhurst department mnrji nnnnn nnnnn nnon home fries. French toast, scrambled FREE Fitness & Exercise Demonstration by SPA LADY of parks and recreation, will host a eggs, chicken francaise. pasta with nanno nnriu nan- nna brunch/buffet for all township senior FREE Posture Screening & Backpack Safety Information anna anarj HOOISQD vodka sauce, rolls, orange juice, cof- FREE Environmental Handouts & Fire Prevention Information citizens on Sunday. Nov 24 from 11 fee & tea. ••• UODQ I a.m. to 2 p.m. FREE Balloons, Refreshments, Face Painting & much, much more! ••••• nnnnn I nnrinnn cinema aaaa ana Food will be served from 11 a.m. to anon t.inu nnan nntn Lori Demuro, a Lyndhurst High Rain or Shine ana anaaaoaanaaaa ana 1:30 p.m. at the senior citizen center graduate, will entertain the group with •nn nunn ana nnnn For more information Call 201 -531 -9400 ana niuia nnur-m nnnnnn on Cleveland Ave. some of her tunes. BDO aann nnana nanan FREE!! EVERYONE WELCOME!! •nnnn Dnnr-j oncra aran nnirn unnnnrjGnnnnuQn Special Thanks To: Mayor James Guida. Lyndhurst Police Department. Lyndhurst Fire Department. New Jersey onn^nn aann aaaa E-mail your press releases to the Leader: Meadowlands Commission, Lyndhurst Parks S Recreation Department. Classic Athletic Club. aaa aonn nnnn nnonn nnno unnnn BQHMU Emrjrj Dragon Spirit Martial Arts. Spa Lady. Staff ol Haley Chiropractic. nnan nnnn aaaan noon [email protected]
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Mecheal gm 24 HOUR Emergency Care* 201-438-8700 or Fax 201-438-9022 Former mayor defends school plan DHU or mail to To The Editor, Leader Newspapers, Right now, students are being this plan and 1 wholeheartedly endorse ANIMAL HOSPITAL Cowiplut* M«JtB«l. Surgto* fc DsnteT I am writing to urge all Rutherford taught in closets, 3 of our schools it. This proposal has also unanimously For Ooga, Cat* and ENOUO P«rU 251 Ridge Road, voters to vote "yes" in the school ref- do not have gymnasiums, and we do been endorsed by the Mayor and Offic. App©mtm»nl» t HOUH C»lhi I .> nilhiirst. NJ 07071 erendum on Tuesday, Sept. 24. not have adequate lunch rooms in our Council and the Rutherford Planning 620 ftWga ffc»d • Lyndhtnt, NJ 07071 T*l: (201) MS-1000 • Fan: (201) 635 1MHI This election is one of the most im- schools. How long will home buy- Board. portant elections Rutherford has faced ers continue to pay these high prices Please be sure to vote "yes" on Sept in many years. If this question is de- for Rutherford homes if these con- 24. The future of Rutherford, our chil- feated, Rutherford will lose the 8.2 mil- ditions continue? dren, is at stake. lion state dollars that are now avail- As your former Mayor and present able for these much needed school im- Planning Board Chairman, I have Glenn D. Elliot Close ill on a low mortgage rate provements. heard numerous presentations about Rutherford Referendum proposal is cost-effective with No To The Editor, Rutherford Taxpayers association, in getting this plan passed and getting One more letter for the benefit of our PTAs from each school, Rutherford [his one time slate help in improving Application Fee' schools and our town. The following Child Care Center, Meadowlands our schools. groups have stated that they are in full YMCA. Interfaith Council. Recre- The last major improvement was We believe buying J new home should be a pleasant support of the Sept 24 referendum: ation Department. Planning Board, nearly 50 years ago. 1 am not going to experience. When y<>" deal with your friends and The PTAs of Rutherford, the Mayor School Staff from each school. Par- "high five" anybody over the last im- neighbors u Kearny Federal, ii if.We'll make you feel and Council, Rutherford Recreation. ents. Band Association. HASP. Ru- provement of any kind: the building .it home,right truin the start. Answer questions, explain Republican Candidates for Council. therford Elks and the Board of Edu- of the permanent trailers at the procedure, put you M ease. It's the way we've been The Planning Board. Democratic Can- cation. Pierrepont in the early 80s. Come on treating mil neighbors since I88i. didates for Council. Rutherford Mu- One small group has been quiet, voters - no more bandaids, no more Current Mortgage Program 9/12/02 sic Boosters. Rutherford Education and is still potentially to raise a small apathy, no more knee jerk, no voles. Association (our teachers and staff) negative voice. As noted above, the Lets recognize together a key asset in and the State of New Jersey. While president of this group, the Ruther- our town and invest in it. leverage it. not making a statement, I am certain ford Taxpayers Association, was a Lets not tell students, educators and Our mosf popultir mortgage. that the realtors and business owners member of the committee that potential new citizens that we don't U year fixed <.81(C>.. SB..U in town support this townwide invest- agreed and developed this plan to- carry the schools as a high priority in town. Sjve$1000's •t d< >lUrs i ivrr Ilir lilr • 4 tlic li un ment. gether. 1 can only hope that at (his Tt1lotti«rr rnn tfNiotH. The ad hoc committee that devel- late hour, at the last minute, he will A no vote, or worse, a NON vole tells S/1ARM 5.500% -t.120% $5.68 oped the plan was made of members not violate the number one rule of them just that What other important 7/1 ARM VMM representing numerous town interests: learn or committee involvement, and asset do you own that you have not Junior Womens Club, Public Library, stand up AFTER THE FACT to criti- improved in 50 years or more'.' Step 10/1 ARM 6.5009.
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Crowds gathered outside o{ the Wi|ham\ Center to lake pan in a Kt rean Festival on Scpi 14 The celebn liod was .i cultural retrospect of Kv rea led h> Kuther1ord\ Civil Rights Committee Councilwoman aiuJ Civil Rights LiiiMivn. Martha Lo/ada welcomed everyone to the U-Mnal "Thi\ i\ a huge success fof the civil rights com- mittee It w ill allow us to gam a Setter understanding of Korea and Us people" "It s nice to sec so many here on BERGEN COMMERCIAL BANK this special da\ in Ruthertord," said MEMBEK GfiEATER OOWKNtn BANCORI1 Councilman Mike Matthews . w •Rp.-iN-.'MMrn>iAi i- o Rutherford has always been pro- active in its support ot rights of all its citi/ens "It's the inn ot people thai makes Will you marry me?: Young Koreans enacl a typical wedding before Rutherford the beM place to live in a crowd at the enter Bergen County.' said a member nt the Civil Rights Committee ternting pan ot the celebration was custom, she is unable to he seen hy Photos and video tapes of Korea ihe depiction ol -> typical Korean wed the ^rtMmi until the completion ot the were set up as manv stood and viewed dni)! wedding. them. Other attractions included a The ceremony takes place at the Othej exciting events included a dance by • yining Korean girl dressed home ut ihe bride, whose face is cov* perfonii.uice of Tfli Kwou IXt given in beautiful elaborate clothing. An ui- ered. According IP .mcieiU Korean by local students. We know you're busy - But our programs are fast, easy and fun! In as little as 30 minutes a day, three times a week, you can reach your fitness goals
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Bake in a slow oven (300 De- ercises in the high school because Vagabonding there were four eighth grades and the Once they painted the teachers room grees) for 30 minutes, or until peaches Eating them right from the tree is and we were all so happy with the re- gootl. are tender. first year I had exercises two nights but it was unbearably hot so we had sults we had a party to celebrate. In summer we always went to the Peaches are an amazing fruit be- *** peach orchards and picked peaches. cause there are so many different ways exercises in the high school alter that. I am superstitious about telling any- I know the kindest and most gener- sitting on our back porch a plane flew You paid less than those you bought to use them. They are great for break- We were allowed to practice once ous people. over our house every five minutes. in the stores but they were so good. fast over cereal, a nighttime cobbler, in the high school and the class was one my plans. Every time I do they do 1 scarcely gel back in the Fall when Saturday night I sat out especially to While picking you feasted on those over ice cream or great any time of waiting to march in when I noticed one not materialize so I never tell what I am those wonderful Lyndhurst farmers count the planes and to my surprise the day. boy with long hair. I just gestured him going to do till after mission is accom- l that had fallen to the ground and they bestow me with their hard work the NOT ONE did. I could not account were riper and tastier than ever. We Enjoy Jersey peaches and keep out. He ran out so fast and got back plished. for nary a one that night. goodies that they grow. always picked enough to supply our healthy. with a hair cut even before the line I planned a trip to Europe once and I Mr. Louis Ferrari came yesterday My only explanation is that on the family and friends with the luscious *** went in for the rehearsal, never told my friend Lillian who was with a large beautiful basil plant. How weeknight the abundance of planes is fruit. When I was principal I had wonder- *#* going to Europe with other friends. I kind to give away his hard work. We due to the fact that executives use It is true, THERE'S NO PEACH like ful cooperation from parents the likes Our basement at Lincoln School was was in Europe at the same time with a can use its leaves to make our food planes to go to business and return and a Jersey peach. of which you do not hear now. our gym and auditorium. I was having different group. they do not work on Saturday. Per- tastier besides looking at the beauti- How would you like to try this In those days the boys wore their a friend Betty from Maplewood com- When we were both home again she haps you can explain. At any rate I can't ful plant. recipe for baked stuffed peaches. hair long. I told them I did not care if ing to speak at a PTA Meeting and I was surprised and angry that I had not help but wonder what would happen if Thank you Mr. Ferrari for your gen- Baked Stuffed Peaches they wore it that way in school but on was ashamed of the basement. I wrote told her. It would never have taken erosity. one plane dropped near us. What a a letter to the Board of Education and place to my way of thinking had I told tragedy that would be since they fly 6 ripe Jersey Peaches graduation they must have a hair cut Again Joe Catania came with toma- iold them my basement used for an anyone. directly over our house. 1/2 cup sugar or they would not be allowed in the toes and cucumbers. Thank you Joe auditorium looked like the "Black Anything I plan must be kept a deep *** 4 egg yolks graduation exercise. again. 1/2 Ib. almond macaroons, crushed One day I met a long-haired boy in Hole of Calcutta." dark secret or it will surely be cancelled. * ** We talk about different fruit and tell Peel and halve peaches; scoop out the hall and I said, "What arc you go- 1 got action immediately. The Board That has been a long time experience Watching the planes fly over our many ways to use them. But we never about I teaspoon of the center pulp of ing to do about your hair for gradua- had the stray pipes removed and a good with me. house consistently has become a mention New Jersey's best known each half. Mash pulp; mix with sugar, tion." He said. "My father said you paint job. The PTA put up sonic cur- Call it foolish if you will, but such is hobby. About 6 pin the other night fruit, the peach. 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Offered by St. Mary's Hospital, Lifeline® is indeed like a friend standing by. New Critical Care Unit In January 2001, a new 10-bed Critical Care Unit was opened, Voice response after the signal goes through to boasting private, glass-enclosed rooms with advanced technologi- Lifeline® Central can determine what action is Being Our cal equipment at the nurses' fingertips in each room. Patients necessary at that time. Power failure protection Best Every Day and their families have privacy and quiet. The central, open nurses gives you more security. station allows for constant monitoring of patients through glass doors. For more information about Lifeline®, For more information call' call 973-470-3050. 973-470-3106 THE LEADER PAGE 7 THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19.2002 SPORTS Lyndhurst to host wrestling event Knights win 3-2, in last 3 minutes It's been almost four years since North Arlington U-8 Knights came top scorer one on one during the fir imed the Knight's offense. Robert the ECW is Little Guido. Danny For those that want to see the action wrestling has been live at the from 2 goals behind in the final three half. Michael did an excellent job Mullan. Tyler Krychkowski and Wolff Doring and the King Of Old School even closer there is a $ 12 ticket that Of Columbus. On September 2°. 2002. minutes to post a remarkable victory guarding Ihc potent forward. began to come to life. and current IHPW World Champion guarantees your front row seating. Also J_J International High Powered Wrestling over a tougn Verona squad First time starter A.J. I.en made his They along with a scrappy Mall Steve Corino. IHPW is owned by appearing on the show will be some of (ihpw.com )& Lost Soul Entertainment Superior goaltending by Robert presence felt at mid -field with aggros Manlev. began to apply pressure to the local Lyndhurst resident. Peter R. is bringing it back! WWE Tough Enough the current IHPW superstars, there will Marrero kept the Knights within ive play throughout the half Verona defense. With three minutes to ernero. Fefriero is the son of be prizes, mystery stars, food, and jusl j throughout the graduates Pete & Danny will go one on striki d stance Dallas Haincs. Bobby Keegan ami go in the game. Wolff banged home former Lyndhurst Board of Educa- a great family filled night. For tickets one with each other to find out who the game. At the seven-minute mark. Christopher Reyes made the tying go.il off a rebound shot from tion member Peter M. Ferriero call 201-W- SJ08 or visit Marrero made a sensational save off nice contributions on defense, tor the true w.nner was. Also appearing from Tickets arc just $10 for the show Kiycbkpwski. www.ihpw.com and order on-line. a penalty kick by Verona. Two min- Knights. In the second hall, the I hen with less then a minute to go. utes later. Verona took a 1 -0 lead off Knights had a hard time penetrating Robert Mullan took a breakaway shot An amazing sports weekend a breakaway play. Verona's side ol the field. N.A.'s de thai was saved by the Verona goalie. At the eleven-minute mark, Gary feme led by Kevin Santos. Michael Ihe Knights kept the pressure up The Lyndhurst - North Arlington sue- Shannon McGill and Janette Lope/ Volleyball Wolff evened the score with a "Strong in an" Antonelli, Hobh\ front and Wolff was able to free the cer rivalry for both the boys and girls and Denisc Adeniose completed the breakaway goal of his own. Shortly Keegan and Christopher Mauley kept programs has developed into one of the blanking ball up. passed the ball to Krychkowski before the half. Verona tallied a goal the Verona offense at bay. At the areas most heated on-field conflicts. registration who hanged the ball passed the goalie The Lyndhursi Junior Football to take a 2-1 lead. twenty-two minute mark, Marrero to Mime ihe 3 2 victory for N.A.! The fact that many of the players in each League held their home opener Sat- Rutherford Recreation Department Mid-Fielder Michael Dluga was made another sensational save ofl a town play on club teams together has urday. Sept 14 against the North to Sponsor Girls Volleyball. Register given the task of guarding Verona's breakaway shot. Thi ist have ig bred a familiarity lhat correlates to Arlington Vikings. now for the Rutherford Recreation De- tough-nose matches at the varsity level. The -Cubs-, coached by Ronnie Girls Volleyball league. This The Lyndhurst Lady Bears (2-0) edged panmem «a. gave Lyndhurst a strong start instructional league begins Sept 26 and North Arlington 2-1 in a hard-nose de- by beating the Vikings 240. Mark will last for nine weeks. The league will Bulldogs take it to the Scarlets 19-0 fensive battle. The heated contest Nasecf of Lyndhurst had 2 touch play Thursdays at Picrrcpont School Rutherford's Junior Football W ered the ensuing on side kick and buck Mike Paskas broke away for his got rough at times with both squads downs. Jim Gangi scored one and gym with p^p gradcrs playing from Wees avenged their Super Bowl Gaschke scored on a 30 yard end second of the game, a 25 yarder be- getting a yellow card. Kyle Polio intercepted a pass and 4:30-5:30 pm and 7"-8'h graders play- los' s of 2001 by beating up the around. The successful extra point hind lead blockeis James Gonzalez Courtney DeMalice of North Arling- and Cody McCallum. Rutherford's rim 60 yards tor ihc final scor ing from 5:30-6:30 pin. The fee i; Ridgfield Park Scarlets I')-(). i play had Brandon Moore throwing a ton and Kristine Barriero of Lyndhurst B learn played the whole fourth quar- Ihe Junior Bears, coached by Phil S30.(X). For more information, please completed pass to Tighi End 1 homas received yellow cards for rough play. ter, preserving the shutout. They also Mazzarella, beat the Vikings 19-0 call (201) 460-3015. The Bulldogs scored on their sec- Allen. After halftimc. Ridgfield Park Kim Hykey of the K c v i n ond offensive series. Brian gave the ball up on dow us and the Bull scored twice on long runs, by Tyler Bears put S11101 en sk y Gaschkc ran a QB sweep around left dogs began to power the ball nil tackle, Capitani, but both were called back Lyndhurst SPORTS ROUND-UP had 2 touch- Inline Hockey end to the 2 yard line. On the next behind Dominick Dulack. Fylci because ot holding penalties, on the score board BY play Michael Paskas punched in the Kaukeiit Jimlecanui Tailback Cod) Ihe Bulldogs next game is home, downs and m first with a goal JAMES DOM&ROWSKI also threw to 2 yarder behind the blocking of Pete McCaltiuu rambled off consecutive September I4 al 5:30 pm against »t the 3:33 mark of Nick registration Filos, Sam Rentschler and Vim runs of 6. 9 and 16 yards before lull Harrison. the first hall Abruscato for Inline Hockey Registration Under- 1 lusted. The Bulldogs then recov- Kristin Matton got the assist. Captain the final touchdown . Uriel Gomez way. Register now for Inline Hockey Lori DeMaurogol an insurance goal for scored the extra point. The Junior at the Rutherford Recreation Depart- the Bears at IMKI minutes of the sec Bears defense is led by Alan ment. ond half. The Vikings cut the score Delugoz. Children in grades K-8 are eligible lo 2-1 when Aruiun Beam scored a goal The Golden Hears, coached by to join. The season starts in the first at the 39:25 lime spot. Bears golie cap- 1 rank labiano, tried hard but lost it week of (Krtober and games are played tain Laura Fenlck made 17 saves io se- in the Vikings 28-6. Daniel at the Memorial Park Parking Lot, cure the win. The Rutherford Lady Dogs Smolesky ran in for the Bears only Children are responsible for their own dismantled Ridgefield Park 6-1. The touchdown. equipment and me fee is $30,00. Dogs spread ihe scoring around, scor- The sports reporter ventured to ing 3 goals in each half. Ruhcrford gol historic Fenway Park in Boston. Joe Signa had 2 goals from Kathy Ervelli and Kim Mass. to catch a baseball game at THEIR Magee. The Lady Dogs defense kept the 90-year old stadium. Ridgefield Park away from the net. The trek to the hallow field of a great time at Ridgefield Park only managed 2 shois I enway and the sight of the "Green REBATE on goal with one going in and one saved Monster" in the left field was a Myrtle Beach by Alex Gordon. Ihc win lipped Ruth sports fan's prlgrifnage. Joe Signa. the IW2 Lyndhurst High erford to 1 -1. The destruction of most of the . graduate who was the starter quarter The North Arlington Boys soccer sea- ladiums built in the early l"00' back and All County Catcher, has re- OUR AUTO LOAN son began on a winning note with a 4-2 has made a trip lo Fenway a true turned from playing in the Cool Max tooling against Secaucus. The Vikings treat for the serious baseball fan. Duponi Amateur Open Ciolf Tourna- IT JUST MIGHT BE THE BEST DEAL FOR YOU! got goals from Eddie Gonzales, Bert A few years ago I had the oppoi menl in Myrtle Beach South Carolina Sum mat, MattT'IwaFsTiT and Rundy tunity to cover a game at Tiger Sta The tournament took place the week UNION NON-UNION Molina. diuin in Detroit before the tigers of August 26. 2(X)2 Joe with a handi- The Becton girls tennis team (1-1) moved into their new sterile field. 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Sales Hours: Mon-Thurs 8AM-8PM 325 ORIENT WAY LYNDHURST, NJ • (201) 939-77O8 Fri 8AM-6PM & Sat 9AM-4PM THE LEADER - THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 19. 2002 SCHOOLS Wellington H-STstudents St. Mary welcomes students to a new year vie for Wendy's award St. Mary Elementary School in Ru- Wendy's Old Fashioned Ham- Slomienski and Julianna Calabrese therford has opened the school year burger Restaurants has created a pro- have been nominated by Principal with a well-rounded academic agenda. gram that honors the nation's top Joseph M. Pompeo for their aca- The school operates a 3 year-old pre- high school seniors who best exem- demic aptitude. school program staffed by certified plify a supreme "scholar-citizen-ath- Athletic talent and tremendous dis- teachers. The preschool programs play of commitment in and out of the stimulate a child socially, emotionally lete." classroom setting are also noted. and academically through hands-on Waliington High School's Matt experience. The scholastic experience increases a child's awareness of her School of the own characteristics and abilities through the ability to talk, run, hear, see, touch, taste and smell. Garden State Ballet St. Mary appeals to a young FAIX CLASSES children's sense of wonder through Starting September present day stories, poems, songs, fin- ger plays, action rhymes, games, art, Children • Teens • Adults gym and sandbox activities. Beginner to Advanced Classes began Sept. 9. Three- and 28 Glen Road live-day openings are available. Please contact the admissions office at 201 - RUTHERFORD 933-8410 to schedule a visit. (201) 939-3398 The school is located at 72 Chest- nut Street in Rutherford. Non-Pfofit School As the summer fades - Students at St. Mary School were reunited with old classmates as the September REGISTER NOW term begins. Volunteer tutors are needed The North Arlington and Rutherford Prospective tutors do not need a Libraries are now accepting applica- teaching certificate or any knowledge tions for volunteer tutors to teach En- of a foreign language to quality. Each glish to foreign-born adults. tutor is matched to one student and ...Discover Why Volunteers will be trained at work- works with that student for two hours shops that will be held at the North per week at mutually convenient times Arlington Public Library. The ses- during regular library hours. Paramus Catholic High School sions will run from 10:00 am to 12:00 Additional information on the pro- noon on September 26 and October 3 gram can be obtained by contacting and 9, 2002. Marie Aase at the North Arlington HIGH SCHOOL has become the choice for more Those interested in attending the Public Library (201) 955-5642 or Joan new tutor workshops should register Velez at the Rutherford Library (201) and more families at the North Arlington and Rutherford 939-8600. Libraries by September 25, 2002. RHS student wins Rotary award * Talented and diverse student body expanded by 55% in five years * Small class size (average about 25); no class more than 30 - student to faculty ratio of 15:1
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-:•:- 275 networked Pentium II, III, and IV The Rutherford Rotary Club re- most challenged by the "High Ropes computers in each classroom, 5 labs, cently presented Rutherford High Course," an activity in which students School Junior Katherinc Freed with climb sheer cliffs and cross ravines including a digital, interactive the Rotary Youth Leadership Award. with only a safety rope connected to The Rotary Youth Leadership Award their waists. When asked about the language lab and a portable (RYLA) is annually presented to a jun- RYLA program Katherine noted. wireless lab ior student at Rutherford High School This was the greatest experience that who possesses the qualities of leader- 1 have ever had and the best of all lead- ship and service to others that are hall- ership programs that I have attended." marks of the Rotary Club, an interna- The Rutherford Rotary annually tional service organization. awards a $ 1000 scholarship to a gradu- ating senior at both Rutherford and The RYLA experience brings to- Lyndhurst High Schools. This year's gether over 100 teenagers from north- recipients of the Rotary scholarships ern New Jersey for a week-long pro- are Elizabeth Schneider of Rutherford gram at Bryn Mawr Camp in High School and Anna Maddela of Honesdale, Pennsylvania. Its round- Lyndhurst High School. Both girls will the-clock leadership training activities be attending four-year colleges. In and programs serve to raise the aware- addition to these awards, the Ruther- ness and nurture the skills of these stu- ford Rotary Club supports the Ruth- dents who will return as school lead- erford High School Interact Club, a ers for their senior year of high school. high school leadership training and Of all the activities. Katherine was service organisation. WHS announces Hall of Famers Waliington High School has an- academics, post-secondary achieve- ••:- 4 new Science labs with nounced its third biennial Academic ments, professional accomplishments, Hall of Fame inductees for the year and service to the community. state-of-the-art equipment 2002. Overcoming major life obstacles is Honorees include Dr. John Bednar. always an additional consideration. Class of 1973; Dr. James Jarotski, Candidates must also have graduated -:•:- New weight training/conditioning field house Class of 1976; Mark Majewski. Class from Waliington at least five years of 1979; Kevin O'Reilly, Class of prior to the time of consideration. 1970; Ll. Col. Philip Pandolfi. D.D.S.. Inductees will be honored by hav- -:•:- Class of 2002 attending colleges such as Cornell, Princeton, University of Class of 1976;. Peter Slaynasky, Class ing their names, year of graduation, of 1956; Lynelle Slivinski, Class of and year of induction engraved on our Pennsylvania, Colgate, Brandeis, Bucknell, Massachusetts Institute of 1992; and Edward Wilczynski, Class Academic Hall of Fame Growing Technology, Boston College and more of 1969. Tree. The selections this year range from In addition, they will be honored at doctors and lawyers to businessmen a dinner and induction ceremony to and engineers. be held on Thursday, Oct. 17, at 6 The eight inductees were selected p.m., at The Landmark II on Route 17 based on their successes in high school in East Rutherford. County offering courses for Join us at our early child care professionals Open House County Executive William "Pat" curriculum development. Workshops Schuber announced that the Bergen are held at several locations through- County Office for Children is offer- out the county. Sunday, September 22, 2002 ing workshops for early care and edu- Preregistralion is required for all cation professionals working with in- workshops. Sessions are typically two fants, preschoolers, and school age hours in length and are held in the - 4 PM children in centers, family child care evening or on Saturday mornings. homes, and school age child care pro- Nominal fees ($15 maximum) are re- For More Information grams. More than fifty workshops are quired for most workshops. To request scheduled, covering topics such as a workshop calendar and registration growth and development, nutrition, form, contact the Office for Children Call201-445-4466-x104 health and safety, special needs, and at (201) 336-7150. Paramus Catholic High School ~ 425 Paramus Road ~ Paramus, NJ 07652 i E LEADER THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 19. 2002 - PAGE 9
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The accessible (which legally has to be citizens, this is the most important Covering Lyndhurst, Rutherford school system will receive done anyway I. decision you can make for OUR Rutherford, North Arlington, $8.2 million from the Stale that will not Instead of being bused lo other children's and Rutherford's future. East Rutherford, Carlstadt & Wallington i he available again if we fail to capital- towns for their education, many of our Leader Newspapers are available at news stands on ize on this opportunity. If the referen- preschool disabled and special needs The PTAs of Washington, Sylvan. Lin- Wednesdays and are conveniently mailed to subscribers dum passes our children will eat in a children can return to Rutherford coln. Union. Pierrepont, and the High School urge you to vote YES on Sept Annual subscriptions: $10.00; Single copy: 25C lunchroom, not a classroom. Our com- where they belong. This is just a por- munity will gain two much needed 74 tion of what we. as a community, will 24th. JOHN SAVINO, PUBLISHER • LUANNE AXT, EDITOR • ANDRE FRANCO, ASSISTANT EDITOR foot gymnasiums. Our children will no gain if we pass the referendum By Denfce Bilx.ii JOANN B ELAMICAIX Graphic Designer CHARUITI K SAVINO ( lassifiid Ads JAMEH DoMHROWSKl Sports Editor ANNKTI t: SAVINO Subscription Manager Take advantage of state aid now DMIKA WINTKHS Reporter To the Editor, I read with interest your Aug. 14 ar- budgeting process. Several years ago, classrooms for classes not required ten Editorial ticle on the YMC A taking over opera- the BOE went out on a limb to support years ago need to be built. Children tions of the Rutherford pool and the an innovative idea by the math super- need to be moved out of storage clos- opinions of some of our community visor at the time. Mr George Magdich ets, trailers, hallways and off the back Focus sincere at Sept. 11 ceremonies members. I have been involved with Mr. Magdich knew we could never of stages. Real gymnasiums, not base- ments or boiler room spaces are In light of the Sept. 11 anniversary, we should Carlstadt have once again joined forces for PTA for the past 1.1 years and unlil bring our schools into the age of tech- recently was a regular at BOE nology on tax revenues. So he decided needed. collectively give praise to our local towns for a the betterment of the residents. A memorial worksessions. I cannot tell you how to do it with volunteers. Thus were On Sept. 24, the residents of Ruth- job well done in remembering loved ones who held at Riggias Field housed over 2,000 people many times, during the BOH budget- born Nctdays 1.2,3 & 4 Along with a erford w ill he given the opportunity to were killed during the tragic events that befell who showed up to pay their respects to the ing process, I listened to taxpayers, dedicated group of electricians who fix many of these problems at a 26.7* our country that fateful morning one year ago. victims of 9-11. elected officials and some BOE lived in our community and 150 volun- discount. The Stale of NJ is running a teers, the Rutherford School district Ceremonies were held to commemorate the The Township of Lyndhurst recognized the trustees call for the poo! to be closed 26. Ti off sale, a one shot deal, now or or the swim programs disbanded. The was completely wired for the Internet never Our district will be receiving over day as many people worked effortlessly to make day with a ceremony held the morning of the economic burden of the pool on Ihe saving the community over $51H).(XXI. eight million dollars in aid. This is an sure that all of the concerned were not forgot- eleventh. Heartfelt speeches made us sure not BOE budget is not a new issue. I would Many upscale northern Bergen opportunity as taxpayers that we can- ten. As you well know, Sept. 11,2002 was not to forget 9-11. As the time grew closer to when like to commend Mrs. Conlon and the County communities have visited our not afford lo miss. It will cost the aver- an easy day, however, local representatives the planes hit the twin towers, a silence fell BOH trustees (or coming up with a school system to Icam how ihe major age taxpayer $247 in additional taxes ity of our Technology and Multimedia tor the year In several years, we will drew our communities closer and together we over the crowd. creative solution lo the pool problem that benefits not only the taxpayers of programs have been implemented be forced to fix these problems at full got through it the best we could. We couldn't help remember where we were price. the community but also a fine non- Unfortunately, there are many prob- The Borough of Rutherford held a memorial and how we felL Lyndhurst made what would profit organization like the YMC'A lems in the facilities housing the stu- Why not take advantage of the sale service to honor the residents who lost their have been a very emotional morning, a time Contrary to popular belief. Ihe dents in the Rutherford School Sys price now! Our BOE members are very lives on Sept. 11. to reflect on the events of the past year. BOH has always tried lo find ways to tern, that are beyond the help of a cre- creative but this is one time when they Family members of the victims joined with lo- With flections just around the corner, it was cut their budget and still deliver the ative solution There are only so many and ihe children truly need your yes patches you can put on an XO year-old vote cal officials, who at the onset of the attacks good to see that no political agenda was spoke programs thai have made Rutherford a Blue Ribbon district. Again. I have tire lube before it bursts Boilers and Josephine Gonka provided comfort to those in need. of that day. The focus was to remember the sal. many times alone, following the electrical systems need to be replaced. Rutherford, NJ Fellow Boroughs of East Rutherford and victims of 9-11. Opinion Historian explains why vote 'yes' To Ihe Editor, Think about your children when voting I've lived in Rutherford since 1*)M rise to levels that national studies H) members of the School Board includ- and I am Ihe Rutherford town Histo- harms learning. Students will he edu- ing the members who strongly op- Rutherford voters will be asked to merits, upgrade aging facilities to com- laborate with professionals who teach rian I've studied the history of the cated in hallways, stages, storage ;ir posed the last school facilities bond go to the polls on Sept. 24 to vole on u ply with the 12 year-old Americans the same grades. town and have researched a number eas. janitorial closets, teacher work arc united behind this one. Rutherford school construction plan that will pro- with Disabilities Act and equip the This plan also calls for Sylvan School of elections in Rutherford; I've even rooms and a converted coal bin. They has a lot going tor it. proximity lo New vide $30.o million in additions and reno- schools with the services the state to he convened inlo a prekindcrgar- run in a few myself. I don't think it's wont be educated in temporary trail York, great recreation programs, tree vations lo district schools. deems necessary, such as gymnasium/ ten facility for disabled children. These an exaggeration to say that the people ers as they are now because the state lined streets, rising property values. I am pleased that the state is guaran- cafeterias, libraries, and small-group children are currently bused to schools ot Ruthertord have never laced a will end that accommodation if (he ret We are the best town in the area. But teeing funding of 26.5 percent of the instruction rooms. in other communities and our district more important vole than that on the erendum fails adding even more kids if the people reject this school expan- total project cost — about $8.2 million It is important for residents to realize pays for their busing and tuition. Syl- School f xpansion Referendum nexi to oversi/ed classes sion after Lyndhurst and Bast Ruther- through funds now available to that the school board is presenting a van will also be home to a tee-based, TUesday Simply put the future of this t(»rd approved theirs. I'm not sure what school districts that pass a referen- plan that is designed to take into ac- half-day program that would supple Because of the high stakes people town as a good place to raise children the future holds for our town and the dum. count the needs of taxpayers, yet up- ment the free half-day kindergarten in who hardly ever agree with each other is at slake If the referendum passes. arc unanimous in their support of the property values of our homes. It The plan, which involves all six pub- grades the schools lo a level (hat will place at the Washington and Lincoln 34 regular sized classrooms will he school bond. All members of the couldn't be more clear that now is the lic schools, was designed with as much belter help students achieve. schools. added as well as 10 small instruction Mayor and Council. Democrat and time to act; now is the time lo vote. community input as possible. 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Ruchser James Perns James Perns age 82 of Conway Leroy P. Lo Presti died Aug 7. A Peter H. Ruchser who was 81 of Ru Albert Fraraccio age 80 was Bom Roman Fracz 53 died Saturday. Born Marc John Assenheimer age 49 South Carolina formerly of Ruther- former Lyndhurst High graduate therford NJ, died on Sunday Sept 8. in Jersey City and resided in in Poland, he came here 11 years ago. died Sept II. He was born in ford NJ, died onTuesday Sept 10. (1946) he was an accomplished Aero- Mr. Ruchser was bom in Brooklyn. l.yndhurst for the past 46 years. He Fracz was a clerk at West Lock Con- Hackensack but lived in Fort Lee for He was Bom Oct 10. 1919 i n New nautical Engineer. NY He was a purchasing agent for Ar- died Monday . Sept 9, 2002 in Bergen trol Co. Saddle Brook, for 10 years. 25 years and prior to that Carlstadt. Brunswick, NJ son of the late James His wife also graduated from row Metal Fabricators in Newark. NJ Regional Medical Center, Paramus. He was a parishioner of Holy Rosary Worked as a Library Technician for and Mary Peros. Penis attended the Lyndhurst High (nee Ralph). He later He was a veteran of WWII in the Army He was a machinist for Colgate- Church, Pifssaic. Glen Rock High School for a short New York City School system before formed Lo Presti Speed Merchants Air Corp. Palmolive Co., Jersey City for over He was predeceased by his lather, period of time and prior was Bergen joining the Navy in WWII where he the family's aviation business in 1991. He is survived by his wife M) years, retiring in 1979. He was Marcin. Surviving are his wife, the Community College. Member of ac- was assigned to radar installations tors equity, and aquired a B.A from where he served as president until his Rosemarie (nee Gamperl. his sons predeceased by his wife, Filomcna former Helena Cielpak; three sons, around the U.S. he was employed af- Franccto (nee Cardiello) in I998. Krystol. Valdemar and Pawel, all of Upsala College- East Orange. Prede- death. Peter, Paul and John his daughters-in- law Tina and Pamela Ruchser, three ter the war by Dunham Busch HVAC He issurvived by his 3 sons: Rob- Wallington; two daughters Malgorzata ceased by his father John C. Seven members of the Lo Presti grandchildren Jamie. Jill and Joey before starting his own HVAC Com- ert I raraccio of Ledgewood, Michael Bulryn of Randolph and Magdalena Assenheimer. Surviving are his family remain to operate the business. Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery. pany in the 1970's. Fraraccio of Lyndhurst, Joseph Fracz of Wallington; his mother, Eva mother Emily E. Assenheimer (nee In 1990 "Roy" was a recipient of the North Arlington, NJ. He was predeceased by u his wife Fraraccio of Nutley, sister: Rose Kruk, two brothers, Kazimierz and Reiche), brother Cristopher H. Godfrey Cabot Award. This award is Laura (Touzard) inl980 and his com- Panzino of North Arlington 3 grand- /.bigniew, and a sister, Janina Bednarz, Assenheimer or Carlstadt, sister presented each year by the Aero Club Memorial donations may be made panion Dorothy Straff in 2001. He is children: Josef, Chantal, & Christo- all of Poland: and a grandson. Arrange- Suzanne Downs of HoHoKus 2 neph- of New England in recognition of out- to the Hackensack University Medi- survived by his sons Robert of Vir- pher Fraraccio. Interment Holy Cross ments by Wozniak Home for Funer- ews, companion William Klein of standing contributions to the advance- cal Center 30 Prospect PI. ginia and James Jr. from Texas 2 Cemetery, North Arlington. als. Fort Lee. ment of aviation and aerospace sci- Hackensack, NJ 07601 or the Ameri- ence. The Cabot Award is a highly cov- can Diabetes Association 39-40 grandchildren and 2 great- eted award that made his family proud. Broadway, Fair Lawn, NJ 07410. grandchildern.Service was held al Anna Michalco Franciska Kolano Helen,G.Olsson Collins-Calhoun Funeral Home. Ru Anna Michalco of Bayville, for- A Mass was offered for Mrs. Helen Franciska Kolano of Wallington therford. Interment Hillside Cemetery merly of Bast Rutherford died on Sun O. Olsson(nee Grey). 88, of North Marie Dorsch died on Monday Sept l> Beloved wife Lyndhurst day, Scpl 8. Beloved daughter of (he Arlington on Monday, September 16, Marie Dorsch 76 died Thursday ol late Jo/el. Devoted mother of Mildred R. Furino late Andrew and Mary (Nebesnyak) in Our Lady Queen of Peace Church, Sept 12 in her residence. She was bom Prayer to the Blessed Virgin Weronikia Wrobel. Maria Chud/ik, Mildred R Furino of East Ruther- Michalco. Dear sister of the late An North Arlington following the funeral in Richmond Hill, New York, but (Never known to fail) O most beautiful Zofia Malihorska, and Mrs Henry ford (nee Roach) died Sept 10. Be- flower of Mount Carmel, fruitful vine. drew Michalco. l^oving aunt of Mrs from the Parow Funeral Home, Nonn lived in Lyndhurst for 54 years. Be- (Stanislawa) Goral. Dear sister of the loved wife of Anthony "Buff Furino. Splendor ol Heaven, blessed Mother of (ieorge (Alberta) Hunke and two Arlington. loved wife of the late Chester Dorsch. late Michael, John l^iuis.and Wojcieh Dear mother of Shelly Ahmed and the (he Son of God. immaculate virgin, assist ^•ranitnicces and one grout-grand The interment was in Holy Cross Devoted mother of Jeffrey Dorsch Sudol, Ewa I )zuiba, Maria Janusz, and late Sharun O' Dea. Loving grand- me in my necessity. O Star of the Sea niece. Interment, St. Michael Cem- Cemetery, North Arlington. Mrs and Barbara Western. Dear sister of Zofia Sudol. Loving grandmother of mother of Jason, Noah and Jared. help me and show me here You are my etery, South Hackensack. Olsson died Thursday, September 12, Francis Nelson. Cherished grand- 16 grandchildren and 28 great-grand- Dear sister of Ruth Bcbouc. Dear mother. O Holy Mary Mother of God. at the Marcel la Care Center, mother of Erin Connolly. Coleen and Queen of Htf.i\en and Earth. I humbly children. Interment at St. Michael's mother-inlaw of Ahmed Ahmed. Prayer to the Blessed Virgin Burlington Township, NJ. Born in Joseph Dorsch. Funeral was Saturday beseech you from the bottom of my heart Cemetery, South Hackensack. Never known to full) 0 most beautiful Kansas she was a lifelong resident of Prayer to the Blessed Virgin 8 a.m. from Ippolilo-Stellato Funeral to succor me inty my necessity Then- lower of Mount Carmel, Fruitful vine. North Arlington. She worked as a li- lo 1 mmt Home, 425 ridge Rd., Lyndhurst, NJ are none that can withstand your power. Novena to St. Claire [NeverkQnwn '•"'' ' beaulihil flower Splendor of Heaven, blessed Mother oj brarian for the Newark Museum, >( Mount Connel, Iruittul vine. Splendor ot Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. N O Mary conceived without sin pray for Ask Si Clun Un Ihrec favors, one he Son of God, immaculate virgin, as- Newark NJ for 25 years before re- Heaven, blessed Mother ot the Son ot God, Arlington. Donations can be made to us who have recourse to thee. (three business, two impossible. Say nine Hail times). Say this prayer for 3 consecutive sist me in my necessity. () Star of the Murys for nine days wilh a lighted candle. tiring in 1990. nunacuistc virgin, assist me m my necessity the Hospice Program, Hackensack Sea help me and show me here You are days, then you musl publish and it w ill be I'ray Ihe noveiwi whether you believe or Surviving are her daughter, Marian () Star D| ihe Sea help me and show rite here University Medical Ctr. 30 Prospect my mother C) Holy Mary Mother ol nnt Publish on the «>1h d.ty You are my mother OH«ly,Mary Mother ot granted to you. (). Johnson and her husband, Kevin of Ave.. Hackensack. NJ 07601 God, Queen of Heaven and Earth, I hum- Muy the Sacred Mean ot Jcsusa be Cod. Queen ol Heaven and Imli I humbly D.W praiied, adored, glorified and loved today bly beseech you from the bottom of my lidgewater Park, N.J-; a daughter in beseech you Irom the btitlnm ol my hear! to and every day Ihrou^houl ihe world law. Joan Olsson of Point Pleasant; seiurc me into my necessity There are none heart to succor me into my necessity. torever and ever Amen There are none that can withstand your Your request will be ^runled no matk-i how two grandsons, John Olsson of South lhal can withstand your power O Mary con- power. O Mary conceived without sin impossible it may seem Carolina and James Olsson ol Japan; ceived without sin piay for us who have rc- Senior News Line pray tor us who have recourse to thee. Thank you a sister Kumona Cirey of Belleville: ng ii< id. i (three limes) Say this prayer BY MATILDA CHAKI.KS I ii. l (three times). Say this prayer lor 3con- and many nieces and nephews. She was tor i mr •. utr.i days, (hen you must pub- n August, several men from the gesting the beads had healing prop- secutive days, then you must puhlish and lish and il Mill be grunted to you West Palm Beach area of Florida erties. This is a major arrest. Bu predeceased by her husband, the late RIM) it will be grunted to you. I..H.I) Prayer to the Hlessed Virgin John M. and her son. the late James were arrested by federal authorities, there arc countless other swindler out there looking to fatten their bank Never known to t.nl) (> inosi beautiful Olsson. who charged them with fraud and Prayer to the Hlessed Virgin accounts by feeding on the needs ol Prayer to St. Jude lowerul Mi iimi C tsmel, fruitful VIOB, Splen- conspiracy in connection with the Never known lo tail) O most beautiful others Indeed, phony work-at Oh Holy St. Jude Apostle and Martyr, lar tit Heaven, blessed Mother of the Sun »peration of a scam that raked in Prayer to the Blessed Virgin lower of Mount Carmel, fruitful vine, I in virtue und rich in miracles, neai ii Oodi nTUIUCulnte virgin, assist me in my nore than $90 million by promising home schemes have been with us for Never known to fail) () most beautiful kinsman ot Jesus Christ, faithful interces- lecessily. () Star ol the Sea help me and Splendor of Heaven, blessed Mother of pay people thousands of dollars decades.During the Depression o lower of Mount Carmel. fruitful vine. sor of all who invoke your special patron- how UK here You are my mother, O Holy he Son of God. immaculate virgin, as- o assemble beaded jewelry at home the 1910s, for example, many people Splendor of Heaven, hlessed Mother of in time of need, to you I have recourse Mary Mothei ufGod, QuteD of Heaven sist me in my necessity. O Star of the The scam involved selling jewelry who were out of work sent away for from the depth of my heart and hutnhly he Son of God, immaculate virgin, assist tml Earth. I humbly beseech you (rum the Sea help me ami show me here You arc naking kits at $.1,000 per (the price envelope-stuffing kits, believing beg to whom God has given such great me in my necessity. () Star of Ihe Sea Hitlom ot my heart to secure me inlo my ny mother. () Holy Mary Mother of was referred to as an "investment") they'd be paid a lew cents for each power to come to my assistance. 1 lelp me help me and show me here You are my 'iod, Queen of Heaven and Earth, 1 hum- envelope they stuffed with maleria in my present urgent petition. In return I iccessiiy. There are none that can with- and promising to pay up to $60 for mother. () Holy Mary Mother of God. bly beseech you from the bottom of my for company mailings.The sluffet promise to make your name known anil itand y« >ur power. <) Mary conceived with- each assembled necklace. As with all Queen of Heaven and Earth. I humbly heart to secure me into my necessity. envelopes were forwarded to the ki cause you to be invoked. Say three Oui tut sin pray foi us who have recouise to seech yoti from the bottom ol my heart pyramid schemes, such as this one, FiAnefi three Hail Marys And (ilon.is. Pub- There are none (hat can withstand your sellers, but the promised payment bee. (fhttewrnea) secure me into my necessity. There some people were paid early on. but liealion must be promised. St. Jude pray |K>wer. O Mary conceived without sin were never made. The only way ic Say this prayer lor 3 consecutive days, then e none that can withstand your power. nost people never earned a cent and lor all who invoke your aid. Amen. Thi; pray lor us who have recourse to thee. slop these criminals from exploiting you must puhhsh and n will he granted ( O Mary conceived without sin pray for ost all their money. Novena has never been known to fail (three tunes) people is to stop buying both thci Many of the victims were older This Novena must be said for 4 consent you. us who have recourse to thee. (three message and their product. Be wary lines J. Say this prayer for * consecutive Say this prayer for ^ consecutive days, olks looking to supplement their in- live days. M.P. of anything that sounds as if it's you C.L.D. days, then you must publish and it will be then you must publish and H will be comes. Some were unable to go out dream come true. You're bound u granted to you. TJS i'l.mli-.l to you. 3 work, and this chance to earn wake up to a disappointing and expen K.N money at home seemed almost di- sive reality. Write to Matilda Charlc vinely directed. Indeed, Ihe Novena to St. Claire in care P.O. Box 536475. Orlandu scamstcrs subliminally played on Dear Lord. I Pray FL 32853-6475, or send e-mails t< Ask St. Claire lor three ta\orv one his supernatural linkage with ads business. I wo impuMiihle Say nine Mail letters.kfwsWhearstsc.com. Marys for nine duys with a lighted cundk* Den tt'rd. 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