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There are two words for everything. ~E. V. Lucas THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 2002 Established 1922 leaber OF LYNDHURST BRIEFS LHS robotics team wins national award LHS seniors head to Nashville Take a trip to Showboat BY CHRLSTINK MCGI K;\N-BRI Ntss BY CHKISIINK MI Gt it. VN-BKI NKSS Commissioner Paul Passamano, Jr.. Two junior-year students from National Honor Society student Director of the Department of Recre- Lyndhurst High School champi- Tarcisio Nuncs. ation announces that there will be an oned first in the Slate of New Jer- Working as a team, under the in- Atlantic City Trip to the Showboat sey in the Future Business Lead- struction and guidance of their Casino on Thursday. June 27. Tickets ers of America's (FBLA) "Virtual LHS business teachers Ms. Kane are $ 15 with a coin return of $ 15. This Business Challenge." Students and Ms. Allen. Tarcisio and Tom trip is open to any Township resident Tarcisio Nunes and Tom Larson did everything from employee se- 21 years of age and older. comprised the two-person busi- lection to strategic financial plan- ness team officially known as the ning. "We had a one month time Tickets will go on sale on Monday. Golden Bears. frame 10 complete the project," June 3 and thereafter Monday through The FBLA-Phi Beta Lambda, Tom Larson, the other team mem- Friday from 9 a.m until 3 p.m. only. No ber stated. "We were working on exceptions will be made. headquartered in Reston Virginia, is a non-profit education associa- the project at home and at school," The buses will leave promptly from tion for students preparing for ca- Tom added. the Town Hall Park at 8 a.m. reers in business and business re- The result of their hard work and For further information, call the Rec- lated fields. Its mission is to bring ingenuity was a success. The team reation Department at 804-2482. business and education together in placed first in the State of New Woman's Club a positive working relationship Jersey and will compete in the na- through innovative leadership and tional championship in Nashville, seeking donations career development programs. The Tennessee at the end of this month The Woman's Club of Lyndhurst is FBLA-PBL is organized on local, (June 27 to July 3). seeking donations of new or gently slate, and national levels. Business "The Lyndhurst Board of Educa- used school back-packs for the chil- teachers, advisors, and advisory tion and I are delighted with Tom dren of the Battered Womens' Shelter councils, which include school and Tarcisio's success. Their in Jersey City. Also needed are new Winning team - Pictured are members of the LHS Robotic team, with their teacher Richard Bettini, and the officials, business persons and progress has been impressive. They or used in good condition, single nationally famous LHS underwater robot. community representatives, guide championed first in New Jersey!" sheets, blankets, pillows, etc. local chapters. State advisors and commented Lyndhurst Superinten- The Lyndhurst High School Ro- mented LHS team member Giovanni rine Advanced Technology Education Anyone who can help, call Jean at committee members coordinate dent of Schools Joseph Abate, Jr. botic Team earned the "Mr. Congenial- Gaccione. Center and the Marine Technology 201 -939-4858. chapter activities for the national "These students and their instructors ity Award" for the group's determina- Society's ROV Committee (the organi- "What people may not realize, is that programs. are positive testimony that our pub- tion to finish Ihe "Remotely Operated zations that sponsored the national Garden Club to our Lyndhurst High School Robotic lic schools work." Vehicle Design Challenge" last month Team members were the youngest team competition). "Their confidence has Tom and Tarcisio's challenge hold yard sale during the national competition held players present at the Florida compe- grown tremendously," Bettini re- was to virtually run a small busi- For more information on the The Lyndhurst Garden Club will in Cape Canaveral, Florida. Students tition. Our kids were competing against flected, referring to his technology stu- ness via a computer program de- FBLA and upcoming student chal- hold their annual yard sale on Satur- Tom Duffy, Steve Foglio, John college and university teams that had dents. "It is wonderful to see the signed by Knowledge Matters, Inc. lenges, visit: day, June 22. beginning 8 a.m. at 404 Onnembo, and Giovanni Gaccione rep- major corporate sponsorship. 1 am so progress (hey have made from earlier "We managed every aspect of a www.knowledgenuiders.coni. This Page Avenue. Lyndhurst. Proceeds resented Lyndhurst High School, proud of my students because they contests in the year." small shipping business." said the site will provide all (he links Golden Bears team member and needed. help pay expenses for their Rower and which was one of the only two New did exceptionally well, considering all The LHS Robotic Team was chaper- Garden Show to be held Saturday. Jersey schools eligible to compete in the factors involved," said Mr. Rich- oned during the Cape Canaveral, Aug. 17, in the Senior Building. the competition. ard Bettini. the LHS technology in- Florid* trip by parents Frank Gaccione The club hopes they have many structor, who made this opportunity and Jerry Onnembo. Gilda's Club supports cancer victims The team's challenge was to create BY BAMARA Al.KkSANDKOWK / entries. There is no entry fee. a robot that could function underwa- possible for his students through his The next meeting will be on Mon- ter. Everything worked perfectly until successful pursuit of a $1.(MK) grant "I sincerely wish to thank our chaper "Some people don't want to hear by cancer psychotherapist Joanna day. June 24 (not Thursday as printed the robot had been shipped to Florida. from the Marine Advanced Technol- ones for being there for my students, of us till someday they hear: you Bull at the invitation of actor-pro* in previous papers) at 8 p.m. at the 'The robot broke while it -was being ogy Education Center. The grant was and Professor Mel Lewis, from Fair- have a cancer," Miranda, one of a ducer Gene Wilder ("Woman in Park's Department. 250 Cleveland Av- shipped." said LHS team member John applied towards the cost of equipment leigh Dickinson University, lor all his Gilda's Club member said. Red"), in memory of his wife, co- enue. All are welcome. Onnembo. "We had to repair it in time to construct the robot. technical assistance over the school Gilda's Club is like no place median Gilda Kadner, who died for the competition," he added. year," Bettini said. Professor Lewis you've ever been to before. If from cancer. Since then, a network Trip to Showboat set Instead of panicking, losing their For their team spirit and determina- volunteered his time each Tuesday to you've been affected by cancer, it's of Gilda's Club affiliates has devel- Commissioner Paul Passamano, assist the students at LHS with the a place lo build social and emo- oped throughout the United Slates, cool, or giving up, the students quickly tion to finish the challenge despite the 1 Jr., Director of the Department of Rec- came together and managed to repair obstacles, the team received the "Mr. construction of the robot. "It has been tional support. "Gilda's Club is a Canada and Great Britain. Gilda's reation announces that there will be their creation. "We did the best we Congeniality Award". The national an exciting year for us." concluded one-of-a-kind cancer support com- Club Northern New Jersey opened an Atlantic City Trip to the Shwboat could under the circumstances," com- award was given on behalf of the Ma- Bettini. munity, which gains its direction and its doors in the late fall of 1999. Casino on Monday, July 22,. energy from experts - people like "Our club brings people together who are experiencing similar situ- Tickets are $ 15 with a coin return of you who are learning to live with Local business owners concerned about future ations. So, whether you're looking $12. This trip is open to any Town- cancer, whatever the outcome." for an understanding cat, a chance ship resident 21 years of age and Laura Mott, a program Director of What will become of Meadowlands when arena moves? to laugh, or an informational re- older. BY I)I nK\ WINTERS Gilda's Club slated. The program includes support and networking source, Gilda's Club is the place to Tickets will go on sale on Monday, The owners of (he Nets and Devils Over two years ago, an agreement local affiliates. However, an im- groups for sharing and understand- go to learn to live with cancer," July 1, and thereafter Monday are continuing to try to gain the sup- was made that if a new arena was to proved transportation system is ing. Informative lectures on a vari- Matt said. through Friday from 9 a.m. until 3 p.m. port of Meadowlands business own- be built in Newark, it would be done something the governor has not com- ety of cancer-related topics and (ONLY). Noexceptions will be made. ers for their $355 million arena without using taxpayer money and the mitted to. According to her everyone Bruinooge. looking ahead, said that empowering workshops such us The buses will leave promptly from project. arena would not be left behind. chooses exactly what and how many it's the responsibility of the cham- journal writing, yoga, and art. hun- the Town Hall Park at 8 a.m. For At a meeting which took place a Governor James McGrcevey an- activities he or she wishes to join. ber to sec to it that as the region filled social gatherings, including further information, call the Recreation week ago at the Rutherford Chamber nounced a plan last month where the "Membership in the club is free. grows and that it becomes a destina- potluck dinners, jokefests, and Department at 804-2482. of Commerce, the owners tried to ar- state would issue $165 million in We welcome people of all ages gue the benefits of moving the arena bonds in order to help fund the arena. tion for people to live and locate their holiday parties. "And it's all in a from New Jersey - men, women,, Girl Scouts holding to Newark, citing that Continental However, many fear that legislatures businesses. warm, homelike setting run by a and children with all types of can- Airlines Arena is obsolete. throughout Bergen County will not The New Jersey Sierra Club re- compassionate staff of licensed cer and their families and friends professionals and specially trained open registration Some of the businesses present at approve any project unless a concrete cently announced its approval of You may stop by and knock on our volunteers - many of whom have Lyndhrst Girl Scouts will have open the meeting include, Emest & Young, plan is in place for the arena. the governor's proposal for a new red door any time. Gilda's Club is, been affected by cancer in some registration for girls aged 5 to 17 who Syms Corp., Renaissance Hotel, Development proposals for the arena in Newark citing that the plan after all. your special place," Malt ways themselves," Matt said. want to join a Girl Scout Troop on Verizon. Dennis Marco of the Bull Meadowlands site reportedly are ex- will help curb suburban and rural said. Wednesday, June 19 from 4 to 8 p.m. Dog Group, Joel Bergstein of Linque pected from the governor in a few development, keeping it within the The flagship Gilda's Club was For more information you can and Thursday June 20th from 5 to 7 Properties, Richard Theryoung of weeks. McGreevey has been a sup- area's already established urban founded in New York City in 1995 call 201-457-1670. p.m. at the Girls Association house Seacucus Connection, and John porter of the idea to build a conven- centers, while preserving open which is located at the comer of Court M.i/in of Mazur's Bakery. tion center where the arena now space. Celebrate the Fourth of July and Livingston Aves. Adults are en- "We made the case to benefit the stands. Jeff Tittel, director of the New Commissioner Paul Passamano. played for attendees listening enjoy couraged to become involved. Ques- people of New Jersey," said Rich Local business representatives Jersey Sierra Club, based his rea- Jr., Director of the Department of ment with the Patriotic Exercises be tions about Girl Scouting are always Fritzky, president of the Meadow- agree that when it comes to the fu- soning on the fact that Newark is Recreation announces that ginning at 8:30 p.m. welcome. lands Chamber of Commerce. ture of the Meadowlands. Nobody already an established transporta- Lyndhurst will celebrate Indepen- The grand finale of the evening will Fritzky said the important points wants to the arena or the surround- tion hub. which provides signifi- dence Day on Wednesday, July 3. be the "Gala Fireworks Display." made consisted of economic and fis- ing area left empty and barren. cant rail and mass transit links (Rain Date: Friday, July 5, same Commissioner Passamano invites Inside cal issues and transportation. "It would be bad for the economy throughout the state and region. In time, same location). all Township residents to come out if both teams left the area. We need addition, it is estimated that the "Something is needed that drives Residents are invited to go eo the and enjoy the evening's festivities Classified 13 something in exchange for economic arena plan for Newark will gener- Entertainment 9 economic stimulus for the area and Little League Field at 6 p.m. where not on the backs of the taxpayers," revenue for Bergen County. And ate more than 3,000 construction Opinion 10 soda, hot dogs, and other refresh- For additional information, feel free Fritzky said. nothing will work without a light rail jobs, and 1,300 permanent jobs. Obituaries 12 ments will be available. to call the Recreation Department at Raymond Levy, president of system if we want to flourish the Representatives of McGreevey People. A Also, at this time, music will be 8CM-2482. Real Estate 11 YankeeNets subsidiary Newark economy in our area," said Mazur. have reportedly said that a vote on Sports 8 Sports and Entertainment, was also Tom Bruinooge, a Rutherford at- the arena will take place in the fall Vagabonding .6 on hand at the breakfast meeting. torney, said, '"The Nets have been a - at which time a proposal for the Lyndhurst Historical Society seeking info Former state Treasurers Democrat member of the chamber for years and Meadowlands would have come The Lyndhurst Historical Society formers. Subscribe to the Leader for Cliff Goldman and Republican we're trying to help with any business forth. However, it is speculated seeks any photos or information about Anyone with any knowledge <>t $10 a year-Out of tale $12 Michael Horn were chosen by rep- issues that are confronted. But at the that the team owners are pushing Lou Monte, William Shadel, the someone who has had a successlul Call 4384700 tor more Into resentatives of YankeeNets to help same time, we are concerned that a the governor and legislatures to Lyndhurst Symphony Orchestra, Mr. career in any of these fields is asked or tax u* at 438-9022 explain their side. Newark arena would not good for move up that date. " B" and his Honeys, Red Frange, Hans •———————a—————^—i——..— to share their knowledge by calling The arena is old and not economi- business in the Meadowlands region. Levy estimated at the meeting Weingartner cr any Lyndhurst authors. (201) 939-5425. The committee will re- Commercial leaber The focus must be on quantity and that if the vote waits until fall, the The theme will he "The Arts" and the Published at cally sufficient as it once was, the view the information available to de- 251 Ridge Road, Lyndhurst former treasurer said, and razing it quality when it comes to developing teams will miss the 2005 opening exhibit will feature Lyndhurst residents cide how to provide an interesting anil Periodical Postage Paid at and building a new facility in New- the arena site." date for the Newark arena, costing who have been authors, artists, musi- 1 Rutherford, NJ 07070 informative exhibit. Copies ot phut" ' Subscription $10 Published Weekly ark would be the best for the local Light rail appears to be the basis of them almost $800 million in con- cians, dancers, or other types of per- or information can be made. USPS 125-620 struction costs and lost revenue. Pr.ifm.jifr' ntrme ftiul all tuUreii chant?\ !•• area. all developmental ideas, according to 211 RiJge RIKUI * L\ndhwM \'J U?07l THE LEADER PAGE 2 - THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 2002 Join in E. Rutherford's Nat'l Night Out Program for teens Annual Ride for the Animals agreat success year, the Kasl Rutherford Po- (orps. f iirl Scouts arts and traits dein teaching children set lite I k'partment in conjunction with onstralions. Emergency Medical Am- The Child (are ami Develop I . Kuiher)nrd's Neighborhood bulance of Last Kulherford. Ladder menl Preschool Program at Ruther- W.i h Program, and ihe support of Track Company of I-ast Rutherford. ford High School announces an ex ihorhood businesses and organi- End DWI. VI W Posts and Ladies panded program for toilet trained ns will sponsor Iheir National Auxiliaries, to name just a few. children age*. 3lo4 I/2 years old. i (lull e-ini al Kleins Field, I his year, the) are looking lor more . Taught hy a certified nuisery lay Au^' 'i. beginning at 6 p.m. like minded organization*that would school teacher, the course is looking for children to participate in the pro I ..I ihinons and demonstntioru will like to show crime/foe prevention or gram which trains high school stu- to pi midcd hy ilie Ea*t Rutherford's health related exhibits or add to the ilKt- At.nlcniy. ER's. Dare Pro free fun and panics To reserve a space dents to work with preschoolers. The Ii h fTatUI Vision Goggles"), a (no charge) lor an organization or do program will he in sesswrn front early in • nib III thrill the kids ol all nale prizes to support this educational October, 2002 until late May, 2003 clunk Bergen County's Horse event, contact Linda Haft at 201 S42- In addition to following the Kulher d-d Sheriffs Department. K (> KH6 \ ford Public Schools Calendar to dc- Minn lerminc recess periods; note that the preschoolers will also be in recess Math Camp registration open to4th-8th graders from January 10, 2003 until March lioys and guls in grades 4 to K are eligible fur Math Camp The camp will 10. 2003. IK- held at the Grace Lpistopal Church, Rutherford. There will be eight scs- Preschoolers will participate ions during July Registration forms can be picked up at the Rulherlord most Tuesdays. Wednesdays and Kecrcation office l-cw more information contact Sharon al 2OI-2M4-O2K4 Thursdays from 9:35 to 10:55 am There is no cost for this unique op- portunity. Haley Family & Sports Chiropractic for a timely response, e-mail Family and Consumer Sciences Docs on bike* - Pictured are doctors Neal Beeber and Alan J. Pomerantz during the Ride for the Animals Dr. Robert J. Haley teacher Len Williams at I .Wl /o'MAl J
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MHl IIM.I.IMI p* mrtiis. ihjn *H .>..,«[> Ml 'ARM) bunt tutr * IV «IIF, iJI and'' H Iht imrrcM mi< • n \KM Your Neigliborhood Hank.. Sim* 1884 Call Toll Free: 8*7-691-2265 • Bam ire r *nii-«« On display - Members of the North Arlington Volunteer Emergency squad pose for a picture outside of nitiu- Si* mfiMn*iNr U* (vr»>tuir (.« Jl 1 •.••!* (My I-bank) VUit www kfdrnyt.tlruh^viii^s < > im headquarters before joining a Memorial Day inspection parade on Ridge Road. MEMBER FDtC THE LEADER RAGE 4 - THURSDAY, JUME_2CL 2002 PEOPLE Leister's announce birth of son Steven Hreslins announce birth of daughter Joint installation of officers held sister KaitJyn (2 1/2). Grandparen The Reynolds-Hverett-Sehneider [james and Kelli Ulster are proud to The Ladies Auxiliary installed Jean are Robert and Patricia Tromans < Post 227 Veterans of Foreign Wars and Lnnounce the birth of their son Steven Weaver, President; June DePew. Se- Richville, NY and Richard aiu Ladies Auxiliary held a joint installa- lames, born April 18 at Clara Maass nior Vice President; Grace Smith. Jun- Marilyn Leister of North Arlington tion of officers for 2OO2-2(X)3. -lospital in Belleville. ior Vice President; Helen Smith, Trea- Godparents are Richard Leister ol V.F.W Post 227 installed Andrew surer; Roberta Gempp. Chaplain/Sec- Steven weighed 7 lbs 15 oz and mea- ,ured 20 inches in length. Rutherford and Elaine Frick of Egj H. Bertone, as Commander: Francis J. retary, Margaret Wojciechowicz, Harbor Demcsky, Senior Vice Commander. Conductriss; Barbara Woolis. Guard; He joins his brother Bryan (4) and Garry R. Schumann. Junior Vice Com- Sophia Bistany, First Year Trustee; mander; Walter Mrozek. Quartermas- Helen Rabdall, Second Year Trustee; ter; Richard Brantner. Adjutant; Kathcrine DeCoons. Third Year Michael Ortez. Chaplain; Arthur N. Trustee The officers were installed by Woods, Surgeon; Joseph W. Lauber. June DePew, District 2 President. Service Officer. The post meets at its new home, 52 Park Avenue, the sec- Anyone interested who is over 16 ond Tuesday of each month at 7:30pm. and a wife, mother, sister, daughter or Qualified veterans arc welcome to join. granddaughter of a VWF qualified The post is engaged in providing com- veteran is vied to join. For more in- munity service and service to veterans formation call Jean Weaver at 201- in V.A. hospitals and homes 507-7041. Former Woman's club president honored arrived.
Denise and David Clancy of Remington, NJ. formerly of Lyndhurst. NJ. are pleased to announce the birth ol their daughter Shannon Graham. She was Kevin and Karen Breslin ol 20 inches. , yndhursl announce (he hirth of ihcir Maternal grandparenl is ^l horn on March 5 at S:2tiani and weighed 8 lbs 1.8 oz. i;ihy JJirt Christiana Marie Breslin. l.cppanl of l.yndhurst. She was born April 25 al Tapia graduates from Georgetown LkcnsaL-k Medical ("enter. She Paternal grandparents are James am iyhed 7 Iris - 4.2 o/ and measnreil Kosemarie Breslin of l.yndlnnst Carlos lernando Tapia of North Ar- "These remarkably young men and lington, NJ recent!) graduated trom women have worked hard to earn their North arlington Woman's Club past Elaine Villain were on hand for the Georgetown University He was degrees and have much to give as the\ Campanella and Valenti engaged president was honored at the KWth ceremony honoring the work accom- among 2.697 undergraduate and embark upon their futures. Iamcon- convention held in Atlantic City, plished during her presidency by ihe graduate students in Georgetown's fident that they will carry on Dolores Loughlin was inducted into Club. Class of 2002 Georgetown's tradition of service to the Honor Roll ol the NJSBVC leub Pictured from left: Mary fcllen "I'm especially proud of other by making significant contribu members presenting ihe award was Brock, Dolores Loughlin. Cathy Georgetown's graduating class of turns to their respective professions in member Cathy Fitzpatrick. Mary Ellen Fitzpalrick, and l.l.unc Villain 2002.' said President John J DeGioia. the years ahead." Broik state President of the NJSFC and For information call 201-998 l>KXh. Bivona to attend Cittone Institute Services, which was founded more Agosta and Charowsky engaged D™ •««»». 8 graduate of queen of Peace High School in North Arling- than a half century ago to meet needs ton, is among newly enrolled students of returning World War II veterans in the computer programming with John Willie, executive director, has web technology curriculum al theannounced that the school also offers Cittone Institute in Edison. programs for network systems proles Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis sionals. PC support technicians, help Bivona of Bcllc\ ille. Ms. Bivona holds desk analysts and software apphu a B.S. degree from Trenton State Col- lions specialists. lege. The Fdison school, situated at lfi°7 The Cittone Institute is accredited Oak free Road, is one of the 2.1 facili- by the Accrediting council of Imlc- • ties operated In Lincoln Educational , pendent Colleges and Schools. . Mr aixl Mrs. AnloninoCampanella Care Marketing, located in Mahwah. DI Passnic Park ami Mr. and Mrs. Jo Joey is with the Bank of New York Rutherford resident graduates from Bucknell 'vph Y.ili-mi ol I uidhuist pmmllv an Mortgage Division, located in West lie the engagement ot then chil Palerson. Huckncll University conferred 808 the graduates was Usanne 0. I mil.i and Joey. A Party itilheii Thcil wedding is planned lot Oclo bachelor's degrees and 43 masters Prasapairin. of Rutherford, H was held ivcvnllyat the Grand Ix I W03 at St. Michael's church in degrees during commencement cer- Chalet in Wayne. l.\ r*t. The reception will follow emonies May I'). Degrees were The daughter of Paitoon and SUJJ I .inda is employed by SCS Health .ill i» . nstone in Paterson. awarded tor studies m liberal arts and Prasapairin, Usanne graduated cum professional programs in engineering, laud,. Wl,h a BS in Elementary Edu Mr. and Mrs. Fransesco Agosta of I UICC is a graduate of Si Peter's Prep management and education. Among cation SJ- Lannina tns lizirs.at vj&ddlnq announcethe engagement of then High School, NJ1T (BSMEl. and daughter Antonella to David Steven s lech (MS Integrated Prod B. Itoitaill) JJiadliaU'S frOOl StOIK'hill College Charowsky. son of Mr. and Mrs. John WEDDINC CAKES net Development) He is employeed Charowsky of Lyndhurst. Stnnehill College, a four year lib- toric Easton. Massacusefts. by the Amry Research & Develop- eral arts institution tounded in 1°48. Free to Future Brides The Bride to be is a graduate of Lodi ment Engineering Center at PicatimiN Mazur's Bakery $10 gift certificate plus Bridal Book High School ami employed as a hair recently held its graduation cer- Among the graduates was Brianne (17.30 valur) We hpecialiu in Arsenal in Rockawav Twp. v'l Knl>;e Road, Lyndhursl stylist/cosmetologist at Anthony Rob emon\ on its OS-acre campus in his- Boitano of Rutherford. S|»•• i.ili/niK hi I in Honeymoon Trips' Oivt us a call or* \\ oddiiiR Cakes \ff II* III /»«'! loll erls Hair Salon in Fairlawn. Her fi An October 200.1 wedding is planned \\<
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Another fad was the oilcloth tire to catch the sand before entering the size of a ruler, made one shorter than We were never unhappy with'our cover that drivers placed on the spare house. the other and developed a cross. We simple amusements. If we dared to say lire attached to their cars. Vagabonding Homes do not look like shore covered the cross by pasting on crepe we were bored my father would say. A wartime fad was ladies wore nn houses anymore, they are so fancy. I paper, tissue paper or sometimes •READ A BOOK." stockings. They used makeup to look S.i\ inn guess that is because more people newspapers. With a few yards of string Now the computer has taken over like stockings and some even painted have their permanent home there. we had fun flying our kite. Male the young folk. a dark line on the back of the leg to My sisters husband Eddie was a I am allergic to cats. I used to visit a My mother soon got rid of the grass members of the family flew kites * # * make it look like a real stocking. great gardener. He built a huge friend and before the visit was over I rugs because she thought they gave when they grew up. Getting a kite up In March Reminisce magazine ran In the 50's there was a mini-boom greenhouse in our backyard and could not breathe. She put the cats out me attacks of asthma. in the air was great fun. an article about crazy fads of years on coonskin caps for boys. It was a annually raised flowers, mostly to help the situation. If I had attacks when a child 1 We were easily amused when we ago. bad time for the raccoon. geraniums. The only thing I don't like about the remember my father carrying me were youngsters. Give us a few One is the hula hoop. Every child Girls rushed to the hairdresser for Since he is gone nothing is grown greenhouse is the large tax we pay for around helping to ease the agony but marbles and a game was underway. had to have one. They put the hoop poodle cuts and wore poodle shirts except several crummy sumac trees, that piece of property because of the I seem to have outgrown it—only to Not only the boys played marbles. over their heads till the hoop reached with sewn on felt teddy bears, kittens which a nephew periodically cuts building. have it revived when in the presence We drew a box in the dirt, placed the waist line and would swing in it. and daisies. down. I am willing to give the greenhouse of cats. Sad. some marbles in the center and with Sometimes parents tried it and thej Boys had a ducktail haircut. Several times good gardeners asked to anyone who will move it and the **• two fingers tried to shoot them out seemed to lose weight if they did it Grown-ups played a new game, lo plant in the greenhouse but never foundation to his property. I mean it. When I see the fancy kites people of the box. often enough. canasta. appeared to do any work even though • ** (and not young ones either) buy and There was no radio or television to And what about the fad of men and we gave permission. When we first went to the shore we have so much fun. There is one 1 have take up our time. An odd one was bottle lops and soda boys letting their hair grow sometimes Now it houses a family of cats which had grass rugs. They were not too bad seen that looks like a big box-a yard We played tag and hide-and-seek pop bottles. The cap was attached lo a longer than women's. my niece feeds daily. I am told the to clean and ideal for a shore house. long and a foot high. They are so fancy for hours. Trying to find an boy's cap. The cork center disk was children next door feed them too but Now your house is a shack unless they must have cost a good sum. inaccessible hiding place was in taken off, the top of the cap was placed I've never seen them do it. you have broadloom, wall-to-wall I don't remember buying kites when order. on the hat with the cork center Why get excited about fads, they When my sister visits from Virginia carpeting throughout. Sand is not I was young. I don't know whether they We would draw boxes in white inserted to keep il in place The boy usually disappear faster than they ihv feeds them a second time. brought in because everyone has an sold kites. We made our own. chalk on the sidewalk and jump from with the most bottle tops was envied appear. NJ DEP says leave wildlife alone The New Jersey Department of En- left to learn how to survive, young ation may contact the Division of Fish vironmental Protection's Division of animals will be denied their natural and Wildlife at 609-292-29G5 or visit I ish and Wildlife urges New Jerseyans learning experiences. They often be- the Division's website at www. to leave young wildlife undisturbed. come attached to their caregivers and njfishandwildlife.com for information "Every year, especially during the cannot be returned to the wild. In ad- on the nearest wildlife rehabilitation spring and early summer, the lives of dition, nearly all wild birds and mam- center. Above all, individuals should many young animals are disrupted," mals are protected under the law and never consider wild animals as pos- said DivisiotiTif Fish and Wildlife Di- may not be legally taken from the wild sible pets. rector Bob McDowell. "Well inten- or kept. Only when they are found in- lioned people may attempt to 'save' jured or with their dead mother is there "People must resist the temptation these animals, and more often than reason to^do something and only un- of adopting wildlife because of the risk not, the mother is nearby witnessing der these circumstances can an animal of bringing wildlife-bome diseases like her young being taken." be legally kept while it is being trans- rabies and parasites such as round- Potential acts of kindness often have- ferred to a licensed wildlife rehabilita- worms, lice, fleas and ticks into the the opposite effect. Instead of being tor. Those who encounter such a situ- home," McDowell said. Lyndhurst Historical Society is seeking information The Lyndhurst Historical Society exhibit will feature Lyndhurst residents to share their knowledge by calling seeks any photos or information about who have been authors, artists, musi- (201)939-5425. Lou Monte, William Shadel, the cians, dancers, or other types of per- The committee will review the infor- Lyndhurst Symphony Orchestra, Mr. formers. mation available to decide how lo pro- "B" and his Honeys, Red Frange. Hans Anyone with any knowledge of vide an interesting and informative Weingartnerorany LyndhurM authors. someone who has had a successful exhibit. Copies of photos or informa- The theme will be "The Arts" and the career in any of these fields is asked tion can be made. To reach the Leader call 201-438-8700 Three little kittens - The Humane Society of Bergen County is inundated with kittens again. These are very or FAX 201-438-9022 cuddly, cute and sweet and in need of a loving home. Help save their lives and call 201 -896-9300 to adopt or mail to Leader Newspapers, 251 Ridge Road these kittens or any of the many other animals currently housed at the Humane Society. Lyndhurst. 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ICAL tied the score in" I should stick to my day job! Wildcats baseball seasons provided Wildcats coach Paul DiSimone The American League and National the bottom of the 5th. With the score Getting back to baseball... Elks beat plenty of fine action in the 2(K)2 sea- knew Ondrof was shaky and called The New York Liberty (7-3) sent a League still does not have a winner 9-9 with 2 outs in (he bottom of the IACL in the rain shortened game 4 to son. A Bears versus Cats Group I, on Travis Tyrell to get the final out. Father's Day crowd of 13.231 fans yet. The national league has IACL and 6th with a man on first and second 1. The game went 4 innings. Brian North 1 Semifinals showdown was a Tyrellgot the job done and sent Becton home happy with a 54-53 stunning Bottom Line tied for first with a 9 and Sacco singled down the first base line Doyal pitched all 4 innings for Elks. tilting matchup to decide who would to the Group 1, North 1 finals versus win over the Charlotte Sting. 6 record. They play each other this to score the winning run for ICAL. Tom Seickendick. and Ken Stevens ontinue onward for a sectional title. Weehawken. The Sting had eliminated the week. That would give one of those Amvets 16 Levy's 6: Scott Nuzioto, pitched for IACL. Becton (20-5) edged Lyndhurst Becton siezed the opportunity to Libertyfrom the playoffs last season teams a 10 and 6 record but guess Al Jon Lamort and Dan Rufalo, com- Florist beat cricket 24 - 9. This game (22-8) 6-4. The Bears fell victim to a play for the North Jersey Section I title and New York hadn't forgotten. what? Elks Record is 7 and 6 with 3 bine for the win. Bubba Jasinski and was a lot closer then the score sounds. and made South Bergen proud with a A defensive battle ensued as both quick Wildcats start. The Cats scored games to play. So if Elks win their 3 Chris Werrell pitched for Levy's. Florist was winning 11 - 9 in the 4th. three first inning runs. 7-6 win over Weehawken. The Cats teams shot poorly. Coach Richie games there will be a playoff to de- Bottom line 3 Elks 2. Bottom Line's Brian Walker and James Ostag com- The three run first was paced by a upped their record to 22-5 and were Adubalo confessed that the west cide the National League champion. Matt Guinta, and Glen Flora, com- bined for the win. triple from Jimmy Ross, an RBI led by Travis Tyrell's two RBI's. The coast trip was tiring. bined for the win Glen Flora had a Dukes beat Stilotto's 3 to 1: Lou double by Mike Roberts, and an RBI Cats battled back from a 6-5 deficit "We needed two lull days of rest. I The American League has Florist 12 solo home run and a 2 run homer to Barone pitched all 6 innings for ingle from Hric Cavollo. with two unearned runs in the sixth felt we were slow. It seemed we were and 1 Florist has 3 games to play. Dukes Record is 12 and 3 with 1 game give Bottom Line the win. Glen is a Dukes. Sean McGrath pitched all 6 for The Bears closed thegap to 3-1 be- inning. running in mud," explained Adubato. to play. So Florist must win 2 out of 3 10-year-old and is having a great sea Stilotto's. fore Becton had a three run sixth. The Becton win over Weehawken The Liberty trailed 52-53 with 11 games to clinch a title. It's possible son. Dukes gave Florist their first loss of Lyndhurst trailing 6-1 did not give advanced the Cats to the Group 1 State seconds to play when Crystal that there would be a playoff in the Savino's 13 Levy's 3: Lou Baroody the season. 4-0. J.D. Calabrese up entering the seventh. The Bears Semifinal contest against Whippany Robinson drew what would become American League also. This final pitched well for Savino's for the win. pitched 6 strong innings for Dukes scored three runs to cut the game to Park. the winning foul. week will tell all. Savino's had 10 hits in the game James Ostag and Mike Rizzo pitched I and had the bases loaded. Playing on neutral turf at William Robinson 0-10 from the field for Amvets 7 Bottom Line 3 Jessy for Florist. The depleted Becton pitching staff Paterson College in Wayne the Cats shooting sank both foul shots to se- Come down for the final week of Estevez threw all 6 innings for the win I ire Dept. won by forfeit over needed three relievers to subdue a hoped to advance to the state title cure a Liberty win. the 2002 Little League Season! The Glen Flora hit another solo home run Cricket. antastic Lyndhurst comeback. game. "There's no one on the team I start of the town championship will begin this Saturday. The home run This brings Glen to a league leading 7 Hild 5 Stilotto's 3. Nine-year-old Mike Roberts three 88 pitches while Unfortunately a former catcher would rather have on the foul line. derby and the Hot dog eating contest home runs for the year. Way to go Kevin Hild of .Stilotto's went all 6 in- getting his sixth win to one defeat. turned starting pitcher for Whippany She has ice in her veins," boasted will be June 30th at 2:00. Glen! nings on the mound, that's not easy Becton's Mike Moroz relieved Rob- Park. Alex Thompson (9-1). outducled Coach Richie. Speaking of solo, after I was sing- for a nine-year-old. Kevin, U Da Man! erts in the sixth and retired the first Mike Roberts 4-2. "It's nice to know the coach has Last weeks games: ICAL 10 ing God Bless America on opening Dominick Ghione pitched a very good five batters he faced. Whippany Park opened the game 2- faith in me," uttered Robinson. Savino's 9: Savino's had an 8 - 0 lead into the third inning. ICAL scored 4 day Rich Gress said to me. "Next year game tor Hild Giving up one hit and Moro/ tired as the Bears would not 0 placing Becton behind for the first Charlotte's coach, the former in the bottom of the 4th. Joe Foglia if you sing again could you sing 15 Ks Good JobDom! Talk to you jive up. Losing pitcher Josh Sarnoski time during the NJSIAA state playoffs. Bergen County star Anne Donovan, was pitching for Savino's. Tom SOLOW' that we cant hear you?" next week! Star players of the week: (6-6) started the two out rally with a The Cats had base runners in every chastised the officiating. "Consis- Seickendick was pitching for ICAL. In fact he asked me "Are you a tenor?" Kevin Hild. Dominick Ghione. Glen ingle. Brian Lukeman singled and inning except the fourth. Becton man- tency is what you hope for," ex- Dave Rcilly pitched in relief for I said, "Yes" and he replied. "Well Flora and JD Calabrese. Dave Rush and Steve Batista Orcw aged six hits and .scored a run in the plained Donovan. Savino's. Kevin Stevens came in to next time could you sing 'tenor' 111 walks. top of the third and sixth Donovan will coach the eastern Steve Ondrof the Becton catcher re- The Cats had several rallies but squad in the lourth WNBA All-Star lieved Moroz and uuickly walked Jim couldn't get the big hit. Becton ended Game on July 15 in Washington. Rutherford LL champions decided Guirland and Mike Scott to make the the season 21 -6. by far their best base D.C. Bv CHARLES O'KIJM.Y In races not decided until the final grounders to short foj Springs' only the tilth inning to hold off P.B.A.. 7- Dr. Bob Tarantino Golden Falcon week of the regular season, Tancrcdi two hits. S An RBI single by Tommy Chiropractor Baseball Camp set Plumbing and Fire Department won Gabc Silva's single to |eft scored McCalhim and ;t bases-loaded walk to the 2002 league championships at Ru- winning pitcher CJ. Sheppard scored The Golden Falcon Baseball Camp Lastra with an eighth-inning run. giv- 518 Ridge Road Lyndhurst therford Little League. the go-ahead runs. Paul Chong and under the direction of lid Ward, As- ing Fire the victory over Kurgan. You may be new to chiropractic ... but we've been doing it Jimmy McC'ann earned the decision Sean Naylor had RBI doubles for for 34 years. So come on in, relax and let our gentle chiro- sistant Baseball Coach al NJIT, will Tancredi fl 1-5) broke away from a practic adjustments get you back into health ... naturally he conducting a baseball camp in three-way tic for the American League in relief of Lastra. who struck out 1 V P.B.A. Isn't it time you tried chiropractic? Lyndhurst. The one week session will championship by defeating Flash John Mayo and Steve Finelli had three Back in the American League. 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Kurgan (6-9) tallied three runs in the ID £ struck out IV Jonathan Batista The one week session will run From third inning and held off Kiwanis, 3- Sal Viggiano gave DiNoto (5-10) a homered in the fourth inning for 9 a.m. to I p.m. each day. In case of 0, Finelli struck out ten to record the fourth-inning lead. Flash. inclement weather the camp will take shutout, and Tommy Walsh had a sac- Elks (7 Si defeated Lions. 6-1, and place at the LI IS gymnasium. Pat Saracino gave himself all the rifice fly. Luke Garone doubled foi Flash, 4-3. Singles by Nick Man/o and Kiwanis, but was stranded on third The camp is for boys und girls in support he would need against Keller. Steven Ramos helped put the Lions MONDAY WEDNESDAY He singled in John Gaffney with the base in the second inning. contest away for Danny Smith, who NIGHT Daily Lunches grades K through 8. Tuition is $130 IS SHRIMP go ahead run in the first-inning and Inline Skating (11-4) edged P.B.A. fanned nine. 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June lo. when the smashed his seventh homer to get Fire Blinstrub saved the game for Carl on just two hits in the third inning. • Lyndhurst NJ 07071 •Open 7 Days (Lunch Mon-Fri) jjj Newark Bears complete a three game on the board in the first inning, and Schneck. who went 4 1/3 innings. Colin Birth cleared the bases with a series with the Somerset Patriots, it 2 Call 201-935-8838 For Take-Out or Order-In • the team followed with ten more hits Nick Fernandez absorbed the loss for double, and,Mickey tiardella had a « Fax 201-935-8839 All Major Credit Cards Accepted j will not only be Old Timer's Day, (o support the strong pitching of David Springs (4-12) despite striking out sacrifice fly, Brandon Marsella and Sal Free Delivery- Lyndhurst, No. Arlington & Rutherford Only sponsored by Veri/on Wireless, but Jones. nine. Viggiano had RBI singles for DiNoto nnj * sjaznaddv sjaBjng • poojees • sqiy v ua>pmo • i,eais »B9JQ» the Bears will honor the former Ne- Pat I .nun and Matt Gilson beat out Kiwanis (2-l4t scored two runs in in the fifth. gro League with commemorative uni- The Medical Profession forms. QP plays its way to championship game Could Not Work Without Her Both the Bears, in home white*, and the Patriots, in away grays, will wear The Queen of Peace CYO Baseball of Sean Mtttos and Marc Teidemian. ing a double and 2 RBIV Train For One Of Today's replica Negro League Jerseys to fur- loam played its way inlo the league Terry lavarrone sparkled on the Hottest Careers ther honor their legacy in Major p CERTIFIED MEDICAL ASSISTANT League Baseball History. Prior lo the championship game with a come from QP entered the 6th inning trailing 4- mound coming in relief in the 5th in- first pitch, each uniform will be in- behindwin 8-4victoryoverOurLady 2; scored 6 runs to take an 8-4 lead nine and shutting down OLM. hold- troduced with a brief history of the of Mercy of Jersey City in the semi- sparked by Ed Leach's double, single ing them hitless over the final three final round. by Scan Matlos and a key at bat by innings lo gain the victory. • SHORT-TERM PROGRAMS • DAY team and city being worn by the player. OLM jumped out to a 2-0 lead in Robert Mcl.intock. AND EVENING CLASSES • FINANCIAL lhe second inning and added single QP offense was led by Sean Martos Queen of Peace played St. Mary's Sunday's 1:35 p.m. game will also S m AID IF QUALIFIED • PLACEMENT ASSIS runs in the 3rd and 6th inning. QP with a double, single and 2 RBl's. of Jersey City for the league champi- be the Bears third annual Old Timers TANCE countered with single runs in the 2nd Marc Teidemian with 2 hits and 2 onship on Monday. June 17 in North Day with some of the greats in New- ark baseball history on the field. Tick- and 4th innings on RBI's off the bats RBI's and Ed Leach with 2 hits includ- Arlington. Details to follow. Accredited by: American Association of Medical ets for this event are still on sale now Assistants (AAMA) at the Newark Bears Box Office by Lyndhurst Traveling Soccer teams try-outs set American Dental Association (ADA) calling 97.V48.V6900 or through any The Lyndhurst Parks Department 14. Try-outs will be held at the Mead- and wallet size photo For information Accrediting Commission of Career Ticketmaster outlet in the tri-state announces try-outs for its Traveling owlands Ball Fields on July 9 and 11 call George Sanchez at COD 460- Schools & Colleges of Technology area. 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In addition to the gor- absorbing example of Film Noir from desperate need for attention. Tootsie. Cross-dressing comedy star- lence, language, sexuality and drugs) Outback. :eous scenery, the wineries them- France, is a multi-layered whodunit The well-meaning Paul has issues, ring Miguel Nunez as a basketball star, Steven Spielberg directs futuristic sci- selves are lovely as well - many in Sunshine State (PG-13 for strong about a shy secretary who gets mixed too, like a night ioh which keeps him booted from the NBA for showboat- fi thriller with Tom Cruise on the run stone buildings or converted dairy language, a sexual reference and adult up with a shady parolee. Directed by linked to some unsavory characters. ing, who turns transvestite to play in from the brain police for a murder he's >ams. Add lo this the acres and acres themes) Angela Bassett and Edie Jaques Adiard (.Sec How They Fall), An undeniable chemistry arises be- the WNBA. With Vivica A. Fox, Lil' only thought about committing. of grapevines planted on sunny hills Falco as local landowners in a quaint the movie was nominated for nine tween the two as each finds meaning Kim and Kim Wayans. and, perhaps most important, great- INDEPENDENT & FOREIGN island community at odds with devel- Cesars, winning three. in their unlikeh alliance. And enough Lilo & Stitch (PG for mild sci-fi ac- FILMS opers intent on turning their idyllic award-winning wine tasting, and you Emmanuelle Devos took one home of a bond develops for the pair to tion) Disney's annual, end-of-school Rabbit-Proof Fence (PG for emo- retreat into a commercial resort, com- lave the makings for a great day trip. for her nuanced performance as Carla. hatch .1 surprising plan for some animated offering, this about a little tional thematic material» Historical plete with condos and theme park. To help you explore NJ wineries; the hearing-impaired Icmnie fatale hijiitks 01 then own. Hawaiian girl who adopts a six-legged drama, set in Australia in 1931 about Directed by two-time Oscar-nominee the Garden State Wine Growers As- who helps out Paul (Vincent Cassel). Rather than spoil the story further, dog that is actually an evil alien from three abducted aborigine girls who John Sayle. sociation has put together sugges- an ex-con with a lot of attitude. Ms. suffice to spreail kmios for a job well ions for New Jersey Wine Trail day Devos comes off as surprising!) con- done, from w riling (a acting to cin- Oscar-Winner expounds on demanding role in adventure trips for each area ol the state. "The vincing in a challenging role as an ematography. in K\\[ WnxMMa Trails." which includes in-depth in- Not many people exhibit that cer- unappreciated, almost invisible, of- Very good (3 stars), unrated, in beat everybody else up?" this fake steering wheel and one of the ormation on each winery, can be tain something Hollywood insiders fice manager who hires the utterly in- French with subtitles. KW: How did you prepare for the premier stunt drivers in the world sit- ound on the Garden State Wine call Star Quality!'Whatever it is, ev- role? ting on my right. The camera was be- Growers Association Web site eryone in the business must recognize MD: "I always try to take as much hind me, shooting me. And I was Www.newierseywines.coni il in Malt Damon, because the busy, time as I can beforehand to research merely mimicking his actions as we The site currently includes six wine young actor apparently has his pick of and prepare. With a role like The Tal- were driving through maze of traffic trails: a North Jersey Wine Trail, a title roles. ented Mr. Ripley. I was sitting at a coming at us, all these other stunt dri v- Hunterdon County Wine Trail, a He first caught our attention in 1997 piano for months on end. Although ers veering, swerving, spinning and Central Jersey Wine Trail, and three as Will Hunting in Good Will Hunt- that was very helpful for the charac- popping up on the curb. It was great! South Jersey Wine Trails. Use these ing, the movie for which he won his ter. I found il frustrating. But for I Chuckles) or design your own (rip to your fa- Academy Award. Boume. I had an incredible time. They KW: Did you handle some of the vorite wineries. trained me in a specific form of mar- A VEE Entertainment Corporation Production The next year, he played Private other stunt work on your own com- Five more are scheduled to open tial arts, I had one-on-onc boxing les- James Francis Ryan in Saving Private pletely? in the next year, and will be added to sons and I received hardcore firearms Ryan which won five Oscars includ- MD: "The fight with Nicky Naude. the site. training with a former SWAT gunner" ing Best Director for Steven Spielberg. for instance, is all me. We worked re- Today. 17 wineries take advantage In 1999. Damon portrayed the ne- ally hard on that, two hours a day for of the fertile soil and moderating lanous Tom Ripley in The Talented six weeks. We built that tight in the winds for the lX'laware River and the Mr Ripley, a mystery which netted a apartment from the ground up and we Atlantic Ocean lo produce award quintet of Oscar nods. both got punched in the face a few winning wines. With over 14O,(XX And this yeur alone, he has already times doing it, so I'm very proud of gallons of wine bottled (approxi- handled a trio of title roles. First, as that scene." mately a million bottles), and more Gerry in Gerry, an offbeat art flick KW: Anything you shied "away than 40 different varieties. New Jer- directed by Gus Van Zant which was from? sey is currently among the top 1( showcased at Sundance in January. MD: "Free-climbing the wall of a wine-producing states in the nation Second, as the voice of Spirit in Spirit, building was something I just could the animated kiddie feature about a KW: Sounds demanding. not do. I got on the wire and hung off horse that couldn't be broken. And MD: "It was hard in the sense that it the building for as long as I could. We Visit NJ sites this summer now. as the indefatigable Jason was very time-consuming, but it was got as much usable footage as pos- Bourne in The Boume Identity. also every boy's dream. 1 was having sible, but it's diminishing returns if The United States boasts hundreds a good time doing all these things. Cer- Earlier in his career. Matt also ap- we're trying to get filming done and of engineering wonders-bridges of all tainly beat sitting at the piano." peared in such films as Dogma. The I'm struggling to scale a wall for kinds, dams, mines, stadiums and Legend of Bagger Vance. Finding KW: As a kid, were you the tough hours. That's not helping the cause." amusement parks - and the National Fbm-stcr. Ocean's Eleven and Jay and butt-kicker on the schoolyard? •KW: How'd you handle it, then? Society of Professional F.ngineers Silent Bob Strike Back. MD: "No, absolutely not. 1 was the MD: "At the end of the day, we (NPSE) and New Jersey Society of one thinking up stories." KW: Why Damon, born in Cambridge. Massa- called this expert from England named Professional Engineers (NJSPI:) invite devote so much time to training, why chusetts on Oct 8. 1970. attended Neil, and he came over and climbed travelers lo take a closer look. not just show up and play the part? Harvard University, but dropped out down the face of that building ten The award-winning online travel just I 2 credits shy of graduation in MD: "Because preparation is part of times in a row with ease. He was on a guide, a Sightseer's Guide to lingi- orici to pursue his acting career. He the job. Doug |director Doug Liman) wire, but he never needed to be. He necring w^w.enemeeringsights.ora. abviousK knew what he was doing. told me, 'I want Boume to walk like a was amazing, he could lift himself up from NSPH and National Hngineers ^Hhc rapidly ascended to the top rung boxer,' because there's a look and a with one finger." Week, makes it easy lo plan an intrigu- kind of directness that these guys have. of the show hi/ ladder. In 1998. he KW: Bourne, is a man searching for ing side trip from a traditional vaca- 1 don't think that's something that you was picked by People Magazine as one his identity. Why do we find that fa- tion or design an entire tour of sights can just act. That's something you get of the 50 Most Beautiful People in the miliar theme in so many of the char- in one region or category. alter punching enough times. If you World and was later engaged to an- acters you portray? other 50 Most honoree in Winona do anything for three or four months, your body is going to change." MD: "Since most of us are doing that Rydei He also dated Minnie Driver. in our lives, anyway, that's probably KW: How else did you get ready? JUNE2O-JU1Y7 his Oscar nominated co-star from why so many movies have that as a MEADOWLANDS FAIR • Good Will Hunting. But now the dash- MD: "Do you remember the movie central theme. I didn't go into any of ing Damon is engaged again, this time Ronin.' There's a car chase in that film those movies with that in mind. I'm GIANTS STADIUM to Odessa Whitmire. a former assis- which is just off the hook. Those same not trying to be snobby or genre' spe- tant tu his lifelong Inend Ben Affleck. guys were hired and they taught cific. There's not really a method to Here. Matt shares with me his thoughts Franka [co-Mat Franka Potente] and how I pick scripts. I choose what I T0U WANT IT? WE GOT IT! with about the rigorous preparation me how to do some stunt driving. They think will make a good movie and di- and stunt work required by The had a Seven series BMW that we went rectors I want to work with. Then I go Bourne Identity, an adaptation of the around in. They're redlining in sec- do 'em." Robert I udlum espionage thriller ond gear, going like a hundred miles about an amnesiac on the run from per hour and pulling the emergency KW: Will you and Ben Affleck ever some unknown assassins. brake up, spinning the wheels. It was so much fun." collaborate again? KW How did you enjoy making KW: Sounds more frightening than FUN your first action movie? MD: "Yeah, we really want to write fun. 201-9330199 MD: "Actually. Saving Private Ryan something. Both of us have spent the FABULOUS FOOD SENSATIONAL SHOWS MD: "These guys really tear a car • wa.Bta.4fa.lr.com had a lot nl action in it. but that was last five yfars just working and work- apart, but it's doing things that you've obviously a different type of film than ing. We're grateful to have had the never seen a car do. Yeah, we wrecked this. So, I didn't know if it'd be my opportunity for all those great experi- some cars with them." i *w PETTING ZOO G STAGE SHOWS cup of tea ' ences. But, still, the most fulfilling one KW: So did you do all your own KW: So. did you like playing was the one in which we took some- stunt driving? O10L0 Bourne? thing from the very beginning and fol- MD: "No, in some sequences we MD "I had a really good time do- lowed it all the way through. The suc- shot for the film, they had a car with tun iUK PIGS ing it It's a great character. Who cess does allow for us to do that again, two steering wheels, one on the left doesn i want to be the guy who can so I think it'd be a shame if we didn't." CLOWNS JUGGLERS STROLLING ACTS and one on the right side. So, 1 had BI0AY Cage and Woo team up for 'Windtalkers' MAGIC - BY K\M WILLIAMS JULY/ The Navajo. a once proud nation of geous soldiers, overlooked by history, was going to be ostracized by the rest HOWS Q M n w c SITEJULSY 4OPEN Native Americans, had been broken were finally declassified and brought of his all white unit anyway. JOIN and brought to the brink of extinction to the attention of a couple of patri- Windtalkers was filmed almost en- L D WORLD loi-riiBiT in ANIMALS 1O3. by cemuries of Ihe white man's west- otic Gyno-Americans in producers tirely in Hawaii, where Woo made the IHSIDI Illl ward expansion rationalized away in Alison Rosenzweig and Tracie Gra- most of help from both American and >' THORSBAT, JOLT 4 111 I the name of Manifest Destiny. By the ham. The distaff duo decided on Chi- Japanese historians to recreate the sav- end of this horrible holocaust, there nese director John Woo to tell the tale age slaughter remembered as the JUNE 210 PIVI UTtS CLUE 1 Um niH TO Fill CLKIN •iren't many people left on Earth who on the big screen. Woo, who made his Battle of Saipan. Well-preserved ,:,., KTU spoke the near dead Navajo dialect. name as a purveyor of ultra-violent weaponry, period uniforms and other "Karaoke Live" RADIO DISBTEY DAY gruesome gore, blends ethereal red gear, all lend an undeniable air of au- SATURDAY JULY 6 @ 3:00 PM After America had entered World LIBERTY SCIENCE CENTER War II. the Japanese successfully men with full metal jacketed rednecks thenticity to the entire enterprise. Add Featuring thwarted every early foray into the lo fashion a red-blooded Thin Red in some spectacular detonations and b&ndc&mp Line/Saving Private Ryan hybrid. eye-popping pyrotechnics consuming PmuU Pacific theater by breaking the secret EIJOT Back II Back codes employed by the Allies to trans- Windtalkers re-teams Woo and an endless stream of sacrificial lambs SCIENCE SIMPLE PLAN and you've got all the fixins for a clas- A TROPICAL NIGHT OF mit messages. Frustrated, without the Nicholas Cage who collaborated in SPORTACULAR KIDS FOR KI0S PROJECT dement of surprise. Uncle Sam turned 1997 for the $250 million hit Face Off. sic war flick. SUM & MEHEIGUE ADMISSION lo the Navajo still on the reservations This go-round. Cage is Joe Enders, a Yet, to his credit, the talented direc- «*< MEGA 97.9 FM 6/22, 6/23, 6/29 & 6/30 for help, hoping to leverage their little- salty Sergeant whose job it is to pro- tor zeroes in on more than merely the FE AT U * I N « Mutts: CM*M(fNterl2): known language as an uncrackable tect, at all costs. Private Ben Yahzee action, creating a character-driven Banda Loca & Banda Tuya 'Monday Friday •Monday-Friday $3 military tool. Several hundred enlisted (Adam Beach). The plan is that, after storyline every bit as engaging as the S/2S • 8:00 PM Saturday 4 Sunday Saturday & SuMay $4 in the Marines where they would play training, their outfit is to be shipped relentlessly unforgiving mayhem ex- 1 Inursday. My 4 $4 a pivotal role in the outcome of the to the island of Saipan. where Yahzee ploding around our protagonists. Asian campaign. These Windtalkers, is to serve as a company radioman. Thus, the payoff is more satisfying CttftNlMNM'MFM as they were called, created an inscru- Despite the very personal nature of the than one might expect of a high body PRIMATE ENCOUNTER Monday thru ThuruHy •RidfrAMbu-Wanr Wrtsttana tl5 plus Admission table code based on Navajo, the only assignment, ala Saving Private Ryan, count affair. To paraphrase the late FiMayi "Ride-Ail >'ou Warn' Wristband (10 (10pm • 2am oeWyl encryption the enemy was never able Enders won't allow himself to get John Wayne, the most celebrated cel- MASTER HYPf' |o decipher. These code talkers were close to his charge emotionally. This luloid soldier ever, "Pilgrim, it's *o valuable, in fact, that their key con- is because the Sarge also has standing Thanksgiving day in Saipan!" STEVE BAYNER CHIIEgE ACROBAT! tributions were concealed for years orders to kill Yahzee rather than let a Very good (3 stars) Rated R for pro- after the end of the war. just in case carrier of the precious codes fall into fanity, frequent ethnic slurs, and per- SCHEDULE SUBJECT TO CHANGE 1/22 * 6/23 their assistance might be needed again. enemy hands. Plus, with the military vasive graphic war violence. The exploits of these clever, coura- segregated, any red-skinned marine NO ALCOHOL PERMITTED CLEAN ATTENDED I PAGE 10 - THURSDAY. JUNE 20.2002 THELEADER Leader Newspapers, Inc. Letters 251 Ridge Road-Lyndhurst, New Jersey 07071 Phone 201/438-870O~Fax: 201/438-9022 Mayor Kaiser fires back at Dem candidate E-mail: Editor9LeaderNewspapers.net Dear Editor and budget oranges. How about we around the state. butt up the apples with the apples. For those who may not remember, Commercial Leader ~ The North Arlington Leader When the North Arlington mayor and council conducted a public hear- The total amount to be raised by taxes or perhaps don't care to remember, let Leader-Free Press -The News Leader ing on May 7 on the borough's intro- for the borough budget is $9.3 mil- me recall the last time the locaj demo- Covering Lyndhurst, duced 2002 municipal budget. Russell lion, the total amount to be raised by crats controlled the town's governing s> Rutherford, North Arlington, to . ~ •> o«- r Pitman - once again a candidate for taxes for the school budget is $14.9 body. They cancelled all summer rec- East Rutherford, Carlstadt & Wallington local public office - was in attendance. million. That's $5.6 million more than reation programs, threatened to lay- Leader Newspapers are available at news stands on And when it came time for citizens to the borough, not the $2.6 million less off police officers and DPW workers Wednesdays and are conveniently mailed to subscribers 1g1g * express their views about the budget he claims- and tried to exceed state spending Annual subscriptions: $10.00. Single copy: 25C - on the public record - Mr. Pitman sat Mr Pitman has a lot to say about caps. They so poorly maintained the in silence. the schools and one wonders why he community that there wasn't a blade JOHN BJOTNO, Publisher ILANA ROSKNUU TH. Editor He displayed no such reticence didn't run for the school board again. of grass to be found in front of Bor- It would have been interesting to see ough Hall. Even to this day they are JOANN BOCCINO, Business Manager • JOANN MEHKLINOHAI S. Display Advertising Manager when he addressed the budget in a recent letter to the editor. Reading his someone who (outs their private sec- bereft of positive proposals to im- DANA RAMSAHOI Assistant Editor CHAKIXJITI-SAVINO Classified Ads letter I can see why he remained mum tor experience explain why he op- prove the community. EIAINICAI.I. Graphic Designer ANNLITK SAVINO Subscription Manager in front of the mayor and council. At poses performance based compensa- This election is not about negativ- JAMMDOMBROWSKI Sports Editor DIBKA WIMIKS Reporter a public hearing Mr Pitman's mis- tion for school administrators. ity or about inflaming people and try • statements of fact would have been Perhaps the most outrageous claim ing to scare them with misinformation challenged, and his lack of under- made in his letter is that property val- This election will be about who is best standing of public finance would have ues in North Arlington have de- prepared, and best able, to lead the Editorial been exposed. creased "by 20"* in the last year community and to make positive change for the future. Pitman states that North Arlington alone." That's ridiculous. What has is the only town in Bergen County decreased is the ratio of assessed valu- Develop arena site in a way ation to market value, down from 94% North Arlington has been vastly where the municipal budget is higher than the school budget Not true. The to 85% And that means property val- improved on our watch and is thriv- borough's introduced budget was ues here are up - way up. ing and moving forward. The that makes sense, not just cents % 16.9 million, the school district's pro- Maybe that's because people want borough's plans for redevelopment, Since his gubernatorial campaign, James of the Meadowlands nobody wants to see the posed budget was $17.2 million. to move here Want to come here be- along with private developer propos- McGreevey has talked about building a world- arena or the surrounding area left empty and cause the community is well managed. als to transform the Meadowlands barren. However, just as Newark doesn't re- So how does Pitman fudge the num- class convention center where the Continental bers so he can claim, "the municipal Because the streets are clean and the area into a golfing resort, combine to Arena currently stands. ally need another arena to continue its Renais- budget is now $2.631.254 larger than parks and playgrounds are safe and offer a positive new future for the The center would be modeled after the Jacob sance, the Meadowlands doesn't really need the defeated school budget"? well maintained. Because we have the borough. And we intend to pursue K. Javits Convention Center in Manhattan, more .strip malls or outlets to thrive and pros- area's lowest crime rate and the state's those goals with commitment and per- which opened in 1986 and is owned by New York per. Through some very funky math, that's how. highest rated volunteer fire depart- severance on behalf of the residents State. The cost of that project was $486 mil- of this great town. Pitman compares the borough ment. Because we have expansive rec- lion. The arena .site is a valuable piece of property reation programs and facilities. Or Today, the center hosts about 140 events a and shouldn't just go to the highest bidder: budget's total appropriations to (he rather it should be developed in a way that school budget's amount to be raised because our School Age Child Care Leonard R. Kaiser, Mayor : year and is nearly booked through 2003. Program is a model for programs In the next few weeks, request for develop- makes the most sense. Bergen county resi- by taxation. Well that's budget apples Borough of North Arlington ment proposals for the Meadowlands site are dents are eventually gojng to have to live with expected from governor. Some of these pro- whatever is developed here. Answering the question, what are policemen? posals will no doubtable come from developers Remember, you can invest millions of dollars who would like to build mega malls or shopping into moving an arena and redeveloping the site To the Editor: million people. In fiction he gets help bloodshed, trouble, and sunrises than centers. it formerly .stood on. However, without invest- Policemen, believe it or not. ARE from his private eyes, reporters, and the average person. Like the postman, Local business leaders, residents and elected ing in the people who live in these areas this human. They come in both sexes, but "who-dun-it" fans. In real life mostly policemen must be out in all kinds officials agree that when it comes to the future project won't succeed. mostly male. They also come in vari- all he gets from the public is. "1 didn't of weather. His uniform changes with ous sizes. This sometimes depends see nuttin." When he serves a sum- the climate, but his outlook on life on whether you are looking for one mons, he is a monster; if he lets you remains the same, mostly a blank, but Letters or trying to hide something. How- go he is a "Doll." To little kids he is always hoping for a better world. ever, they are mostly big. cither a friend or a boogey-man. de- Policemen like days off, vacations Policemen are found everywhere, pending on how the parents feel about and coffee. They don't like auto Another shot against the charter school on land, on sea, in the air, on horses, f horns, family fights and anonymous {Editor's note: The following letter The tax paying residents of looking for choices to better their re- and sometimes in your hair. In spite 1 Policemen work around the clock. letter writers. They have an Associa- was sent to Gov. M< (irrevev and Lyndhurst, North Arlington and Ru maining years here on this Earth. Who of the fact that you can't find one split shifts, Sundays, and holidays, tion, but they do not strike. They must several other state and local offi- therford should have had the oppor- will help them? Who will cough up when you want one, they are usually* and it always kills him when a joker be impartial, courteous, and always (iafs. and the writer wishes it to tunity to vote on the Bergen Hope the extra money for their choice? there when it counts most! The best says "Hey tomorrow is Election Day. remember the slogan "at your ser- appear in the Leader Newspapers.) Charter School seeing as how it will People on welfare, kids receiving col- way to get one is to pick up the near- I'm off .let's go fishing." (That is the vice." This is sometimes hard, espe- Dear Governor McCircevcy: be their tax dollars that help pay for lege loans, people buying a home, all est phone day he works 20 hours). cially when some character reminds My name is Craig Ruvcrc, a 27- it. There is however a very gtxnl rea ot them will seek other choice besides Policemen deliver lectures, babies, When a policeman is good he is a him "I'm a taxpayer, 1 pay your sal- ycar-olJ resident of Lyndhursi, New son as to why Charter Schools are the reality that exists for them. There and bad news. They are required to grafter, and that goes for the rest of Jersey, the (mure home of the Bergen never put ou( for public vote and that's is no one helping to pay for their have the wisdom of Solomon, the dis- them too When he shoots a stickup Policemen get medals for saving Mope Charter School, because the residents would never al choice, so why should I have to pay position of a lamb and muscles of man he is a hero, except when the lives, stopping runaway horses and l;or years the (own of Lyiulhiirst, as low them into their neighborhoods. for some stranger to go to a school steel, and are often accused of hav- slick up man in only a kid "anybody shooting it out with bandits (once in well as surrounding towns, have When the entire board of education, ili.ii I don't even support? ing a heart to match. He is the one coulda seen that." a while his widow gets the medal ) fought the proposal of a Charter the local officials and many residents If you as a parent want to send your who nngs the doorbell, swallows hard Policemen have homes, some of But sometimes the most rewarding School educational system in their all oppose something that is supposed child to a Charter School. I have no and announces the passing ot a loved them are covered with ivy, but most moment comes when after some neighborhood. But, as with most situ to be beneficial to the entire town. problem with that. 1 do however find one. then spends the rest of the day of them mortgages If he drives a big small kindness to a person, he feels at ions that heavily weigh upon the I'd say there is a pretty good reason it ama/.ing how the classification of wondering why he took such a car he's a chisler. a little car -- who the warm hand clasp, looks into grate- hearts, minds and pocket books of why. a public school has been stretched crummy job. IN he kidding ful eyes and hears thank you and God town residents, the government sim- The Charter Schools were estab- beyond recognition. A Charter Policemen on television are oafs His credit is good - that is very bless you. ply does not hear their concerns or lished to provide parents with School should not be classified as a who couldn't find a hull fiddle inside helpful, because his salary isn't. Po- opinions, and thus the Bergen Hope choices. When 1 was in school, we public school and therefore should a telephone booth, in real life he is licemen raise a lot of kids, mostly Carmine Fernandez Charter School will be a reality in the had these choices; they were called not receive public funding. If you expected to find a little blond boy. they belong to other people. 911 Crime Watch Alert year 2002-2003. Wiih this decision Parochial School I and Private (ruly care about the people that pay "about so high" in a crowd of a half Policemen see more misery. Helping Neighbors to ignore the wishes of the many resi- Schools. Both of these institutions your salary, why not ask them to vote dents and local officials that oppose were NOT considered public schools on this issue? Why drain money out this type of educational system, 1 for their curriculum! and disciplines of their pockets for something that NA Dem Committeeman thanks the voters think its time to change the way de- were unique from the public school everyone knows is a choice? 1 make cisions are made. system, very similar to a Charter choices every day. It's like buying a To the Editor: that with everyone's support. Demo- James Femero and Stanley Dunaj for School. One of the mam differences car. Some things are standard and I would like to thank the voters of crat. Republican, independent and un- council District 2 in North Arlington for elect- Let's start at the top; for example however was this: it you wanted to some things are optional. From what declared, and not just in District 2 ing me, Kenneth Ludviksen, and also there really is no reason to hold gov- send your child to a Parochial or Pri- 1 remember, the high output stereo but in all districts in North Arling- Thank you very much. Mrs. Bazyolo County Committeeman ernment elections anymore. I mean vate School, then you had to pay for and chrome wheels are not given ton. we can unites for a change for and County Committeewoman Al- why should (he people of America be it. It a parent wants to send their child away as a gift jus( because you're not the better of all in North Arlington Kenneth Ludviksen though we arc Democrats, I believe allowed to vote on issues that affect to a Charter School, then they should happy with the standard AM radio and Vote Russ Pitman for mayor. North Arlington the entire country when they aren't have to pay the tuition: it is a choice odd shaped hubcaps. even allowed to vote on issues that not a privilege. Charter Schools do nothing more than take money away affect them in their own hack yard? If you want a choice in the educa- from the public school system. For years government officials have tional system in a town. fine. Put it criticized residents for not getting Officials have said time and time to a vote, see what the people of the out to vote during elections. Yet on again that parents deserve a choice town need and want. Hut most of all, Subscribe Now! the matters that truly impact the for their child's education. I see noth- don't insult resident's intelligence by world around them, they are never ing wrong with that. But you have no asking them to pay for what essen- Keep abreast of the news and events in your community. given the chance to have their voices right to ask me to pay for it. The gov- tially is a private school education. heard. This certainly doesn't encour- ernment only provides the elderly Keep track of your local government and find out what your friends and age anyone to believe in the powei with so much money a month in So- Craig Ruvere neighbors are saying and doing. Subscribe to the Leader Newspapers today! of their vole. cial Security. I'm sure they are all Lyndhurst Bill for Sunday bow-hunting withdrawn Only $10 peryear; $12 out of state Dear Editor: expanding such "recreational oppor- be extensive. A deer will have to lose Check off the name of paper you would like and print your name & address below: For the second lime ID two years tunities." Further. S62 would have sto- at least 35'fr of its total blood vol- the bill that would have allowed how len from the people of our state the ume for the hunter to recover it rap- hunting on Sundays. Senate Bill S62, only day in which they could walk idly." Rob Wcgner. Deer and Deer Q Commercial Leader (Lyndhurst) was withdrawn from a floor vole by peacefully and safely in our wood- Hunting, August. 1991. the Senate Economic Growth, Agri- lands. Q North. Arlington Leader culture, and Tourism Committee. Bow hunting is the most vicious In the 1998-99 hunting season bow This means that its sponsor had good and sadistic recreational killing hunters killed 20,975 deer. The ac- PI News Leader of Rutherford cause to believe thai ii would not have game. To quote jusl a couple ex- cepted 57% wounding rate for bow Q Leader-Free Press (East Rutherford, Carlstadt, Wallington) enough votes for presentation on the amples of "proper" bow hunting pro- hunting means that another 11,956 Senate floor. In all probability it is cedures: "The rule of thumb has long deer were wounded and not recov- now a dead issue. Thanks to all those been that we should wait 30 to 45 ered". Some of these deer made their Name:. who called and wrote each of the minutes on heart and lung hits, an way to roads where they were hit by committee members to voice strong hour or more on a suspected liver hit. cars. Others no longer capable of Address: objection to this most repugnant bill eight to 12 hours on paunch hits, and feeding themselves starved to death there will now be just a little less that we should follow up immedi- and others died of peritonitis. I will suffering in our world. ately on hind quarter and other never accept that an intellectually and Tel: _ I Considering the rash of hunting ac- muscle hits to keep the wound open morally mature human with a sound cidents in the last few months, in- and bleeding." Glen Helgeland. Fins mind would intentionally inflict such cluding the killing of one man and the ami Feathers, Winter, 1987. "For a suffering. wounding of a thirteen month old girl. bow hunter to easily recover a Joseph Zuwatsky we should be restricting rather than wounded deer, the blood loss must East Rutherford Mail to: Leader Newspapers • 251 Ridge Road • Lyndhurst NJ 07071 PAGE 11 • THUR$DAY. JUNE 20 THE LEADER Real Estate & Business Summer concert series kicks off at Meadowlands Grant-writing seminar to be held in July MeadowlaniK Racetrack i\ cel- a free Classic Car Show featuring and Undisputed. 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Hardwood windows & heating system. in-ground pool, solar panels adjudged by a court ol competent iiitisdictwn K> be USE OR POSSESSION Of TOBACCO PRODUCTS IN Floors, 2 Car Garage, PUBUC PLACES ol the Revised General Ordinances erf vaUd sucti judgment shal not effect impair o> repeal t & so much more. the B--*ougn ot CadeUKf. 1975 is hereby amended and extra large kitchen, j VK <*»men(ed to a BOND ORDINANCE TO MAKE VARIOUS AMENDMENTS TO BOND ORDINANCE NO 02-4 ENTITLED -BOND ORDINANCE TO AUTHORIZE THE MAKING OF I VARIOUS PUBLIC TMPHOVEMINTBIN BY AND FOR THE BOHOUGHOF CARLSTADT IN THE COUNTY OF BEHGE.N. STATE OF NEW JERSEY TO APPHOF H.A IR THE SUM OF 46M U ordmanc* and shal hereaflet reed •NORTH ARLINGTON -Cozy & modern, 3 rooms with off-street parking ot making tha >mprovema*Ti» d n Sections land 4 hereof (heremaNer referred to as purposes i me respective amourf. ot money hereeiaflef stated as me app'op'tation lot said fespectrve purposes Said appropriation shaH be met trnm the proceeds ot tt* Heat included $H00 sale oTme bonds authorued ana the down payment and Federal Stale and County grants appropneteQ by thw ordmanca Said improvement* shaN M made as general improvements and no part o* ihe cos' thereof then be assessed agfcnsi property specially beneWad - SachoTi 2 Settujn 4 ulv« Piim O'iJ»>«'ice ™ he*etoy *m#nO*O *> (A) add a new clause i?> and tern*noet clauses i?* W> <*> tnrkis»ve as i3 |o (M inclusive m me fmt paragraph ol Section 4 m order lo add a reference lo Federai, Slate amj httiniw WUM u • anurca of hrtetotator ti e ouroose* auVtorueci and set forth m Secfeon 4 •LYNDHURST - 1st fir. modern 3 BRs, 2 baths, all util. inc. $1500 appropn«*on and asfcmaiad cost m Sector 4 from $666 000 to $782 600 and (• add a $124,800 aggregate grants appropnabon to tha source S/S \J^^ho^oXJ'n^ taanong of wncft MM! obagakont ara to ba «auad are m toot, m the following 'Schedule •' as PurpoM* and Arnountt' «hcti »chadt»e also *how* r 1 the amount of ttta appropnatppp w andd tw aafematad coot of aacti such purpose and 12, tha amount ••• sumohch • lobe provided by ,en Road -' storm Call us with nt orcumstancas and upon a For Rent - Lyndhurst Offices for Rent {=}• Equal Housing Opportunity Appropnaaon and Eiamawq 2 private offices and Dow Pay-nant Appropnaian 2 bedrooms, first fl. apartment. All real estate advertised in this Bc«d« and NotesJlijthonw) P«nod of Off street parking. Near trans- secretary station in newspaper is subject to the Aggregete AoKopnafton and Est^^t*d Cost portation and shopping. No Federal Fair Act of 1968 which Aggregate Feder» State ana Rutherford Suite. CountyGfanta AppropnakM pets. $975 a month plus makes it illegal to advertise any Aggregate DownPayment Ap $575 per month, including preference, limitation or dis- AVS B utilities. One month security. utilities crimination based on race, 201-991-2814 color, religion, sex, or national and Community Development Act 908-542-1781 Call 201-842-1633 origin or any such preference Section A A above ' Section 4 A new Section 7 « hereby added to 0000 SUM grant from the State of New Jeraey Department of Tfanaportationtor * w >mprovament ot Garden limitation or discrimination. This Street authon2ed m Secnor> 4 A . and '"" Sec«on7 Theaumol* Sd a* a grant from ma State of NSM Jersey Department ot Tr.neport.tion » hereby appropnaied lo the newspaper will not knowingly accept any advertising for real Trust Fund lor the ~ dsnaiheo Advertise in the Leader Newspapers! r nttromtie Recreation Famwand and Htatonc Presarvatton estate which is in violation of -SacaonB The r/> F JrJ set torth m b ' 9to1» nduerve For display advertising, the law. Our readers are in- itheFedari State and County grants prevnusry appropnaied m t formed that all dwellings adver- call JoAnn M at M or any funds raostvad worn me unma swies <* tised in this newspaper are herembetore app«iijuiialeo t»lw.H aliil be HTliarl in the rmt rrl iirrfi . __ amount of bond_ s authonzedj. *na» be appaa<] lo the payment 201-310-5161 available on an equal opportu- antiooa!K>r noteKes and the amount of bonds authorized tor such nity basis. purpoaas To place an ad in the real estate classifieds Section 8 . Leader Newspaper call 201-438-8700 , 251 Ridge Road Lyndhurst. NJ 07071 THELEADER PAGE 12 • THURSDAY. JUNE 20.2002 OBITUARIES Carrie C. Baranski Casimer J. Gesek Adolph Carnevale Emma Arnheiter A funeral mass for Carrie C. Senior News Line Casimer J. Gesek, 81, died Sunday, Adolph Carnevale, 84, died Satur- Emma Arnheiter (nee Gairing), 93, died r.ii.mski (nee Cudnik). 81, of North June 9 at St. Mary's Hospital. day, June 8. Saturday, June 5, at the Wellington Hall in MATIIJM CHARI.ES Arlington, was offered on Monday, He was born in Bayonne and lived He was bom in East Rutherford. Care Center, Hackensack. Glaucoma, while it may sometimes The first thing to do is schedule an June 17, in Our Lady Queen ofPeace in Lyndhurst 59 years. Mr. Camevale was a machinist for She was bom in Enerslingen. Ger- occur in younger people, is more likely examination with an ophthalmologist, Church, North Arlington following who will measure the pressure in your He was a driver for Rowe-Manse Sun Chemical before retiring 12 years many, moving to New York City in 1939. lo develop in people in their middle- Ihe Funeral from the Parow Funeral eyeballs with a scale made for this pur- Emporium, Clifton, and was retired. ago. and living in Lyndhurst since 1949. age or senior years. And because it Home, North Arlington. pose and see if it's something to worry He was a U.S. Army veteran of He was a member of the Knights of She was a homemaker. has no symptoms when it first devel- Mrs. Baranski died Thursday, June about or not. It's totally painless. Eye World War II. Columbus, Carlstadt, and a parishio- She was a member of the Ladies Aid ops, it can lead to blindness almost I ;. ,il the Mountainside Hospital in drops temporarily anaesthetize the eye- He was a member of American Le- ner of St. Joseph R.C. Church. of St. Matthew's Lutheran Church of before anyone is aware that she or he (Hen Ridge. balls so that you don't feel the scale gion Post #139. He was preceded in death by his Lyndhurst and the Lyndhurst Senior has it. No wonder it's called "the silent She worked as a claims adjuster for when it's in place. It takes a few min- Survivors include his wife Adella wife, Rita Camevale, two brothers, Citizens. thief of sight." And if you are middle- Kcmper Insurance in New York City utes for an accurate reading that can Gesek(nee Kundracky) of Lyndhurst, Frank and Hugo; and a sister, Martha. She was predeceased by her hus- aged or older, you may be among the for over 25 years before retiring 20 save you from a lifetime of blindness. his daughters Carol Agnoli of Clifton Surviving are a daughter, Dianne bands Frederich Sieling (1959) and more than 1 million people who don't years ago. and Elizabeth Ratkowski of Ruther- Doll; four brothers, Salvatore, Hans Amhciterl 1992) know they have it. especially if a fam- Second, leam the symptoms of an She was a member of the Intcrfaith ford, his sons-in-law Roger C. Agnoli Lawrence, Richard and Ronald; a sis- She is survived by a son Frederich ily member also has it or if you are incipient glaucoma attack. You can get Senior Citizens ia North Arlington of Clifton and Thomas Ratkowski of ter, Viola SylveMric: and a grand- Sieling of Bound Brook two Mepchil- African-American. this information from your ophthal- Born in Jersey City, she lived there Rutherford, also five grandchildren daughter. dren William and Karen Arnheiter. and Glaucoma occurs when there is a mologist. If at any time you think you until moving to North Arlington 25 and five great grandchildren. Macagna-Diffly Funeral Home, two grandchildren, Joseph and gradual buildup of pressure in the eye. may be showing signs of an attack, years ago. don't wait. Call your doctor immedi- The funeral mass was held at St. Rutherford, handled arrangements. Michele Sieling. At a certain point, it will cause some Surviving are her husband, Henry ately, even if your last exam showed Michael's Church. Interment was at The funeral service was at Nazare sight problems. Unfortunately, too M ; two daughters, l:h/ahcth Kadigan normal pressure. Remember, glaucoma Holy Cross Cemetery, North Arling- Memorial Home. Lyndhurst. Interment many people assume this is part of >l Cedar Grove and Helen Costa of is also called the "sneaky" disease, and ton. Raymond Wronko was at Hillside Cemetery, Lyndhurst. aging and do nothing more about it North Caldwell; two sisters, Vcra pressure can start building up at any Ippolito Stellato Funeral Home, As a result, the untreated pressure kills Kornagnola of North Arlington and Raymond Wronko, 59. died Wednes- time. Quick treatment can save your Lyndhurst, handled arrangements. Michael R. Ballance the optic nerve, destroying the sight. I felcn Savoy of Toms River; two son- day, June 12. sight. Michael R. Ballance Sr. 80, of Carl- These days there are some excellent III laws, William Radigan and George Bom in Jersey City, he lived in East stadt, formerly of Jersey City, died on treatments - mostly in the form of eye Costa; and II grandchildren. William, Viola Vigliorolo Rutherford before moving here five years ago. Mr. Wronko was an assis- June 14. drops - to keep the glaucoma in check, Write to Matilda Charles in care of Patrick and Klizabeth Radigan, Karen. A funeral mass for Viola Vigliorolo ( tant at Modem Electric Co. in Clifton He was bom in Jersey City. considerably reducing the risk of blind- King Features Weekly Service, P.O. Box Douglas, Christopher, Susan, Robert, nee Lawroski). 84, of North Arlington for four years. He was a truck driver for Time D.C., ness. But you have to know you have 536475, Orlando, FL 32853-6475, or lames, Gerald and Michael Costa. was offered in Our Lady Queen of He was a parishioner of Most Sa- North Bergen for 35 years, retiring in Ihe disease before you can begin the send e-mails to letters. Peace Church, North Arlington, fol- cred Heart of Jesus R.C. Church, a 1981. Ireatments. [email protected]. lowing the funeral from the Parow Patricia Meyer former member of the New Jersey Na- He was loving father of Michele Funeral Home, North Arlington. come to my assistance. Help me in Patricia A. Meyer (ncc KelleheDage tional Guard and a member of the Muller, Thomas Ballance. Patrick Prayer to St. Jude my present urgent petition. In return Mrs. Vigliorolo died Wednesday, 69, of Klmwood Park, formerly of Ru American Legion Post 0109 in Ruth- Ballance, Michael Ballance Jr., Charlotte I promise to make your name known June 12, at the Barn Hill Care Center Oh Holy Si. Jude Apostle and Mar- and cause you to be invoked. Say thcrlord, died on Friday, June 14,. erford. Auth, and Joseph Ballance. tyr, great in virtue and rich in miracles, in Newton. three Our Fathers, three Hail Marys She was born in Passaic- Surviving are two daughters, Tara He was pre-deceased by Kathleen near kinsman of Jesus Christ, faithful and Glorias. Publication must be Born in Newark, she lived in North intercessor of all who invoke your She was a parishonerot St. Mary's Keelean of Rutherford and Jillian Ballance, Deborah Ballance, Dennis promised. St. Jude pray for all who Arlington for over 40 years. special patronage in time of need, to invoke your aid. Amen. This Novena K.C'. Church in Rutherford. Wronko of Wallington, and two Ballance, and Steven Ballance. you I have recourse from the depth Surviving are her sons, James has never been known to fail. This Mrs. Meyer was a telephone opera brothers, Joseph of Rutherford and He was devoted grandfather of 14 of my heart and humbly beg to whom Novena must be said for 9 consecu I .i \M osk i, Louis and Rocco Vigliorolo; God has given such great power to lor tor the Rutherford Hxchange An Eugene of Lyndhurst. grandchildren. live iLivs. R.R. swering Service in Rutherford. her daughters, Sandra Caprio and He resided with his daughter Janice Stephenson; 10 grandchildren Kamienski Funeral Home handled Mrs. Meyer was a member of the rrangements. Michele, son-in-law John Muller, A Christian Commentary American legion Auxiliary Post #109. and seven great-grandchildren. (Miller and three grandchildren Lisa, She is survived by her soiis Wayne She was predeceased by her hus- John, and Jimmy. He was dear By Ed Mozinski, R.Ph. I., and Michael Meyer, her daughter band Salvatore Vigliorolo. brother of James of Forked River, and Donald F. Conroy A liar disregards the Eight Commandment Anne P. DeU'OIio, her grandchildren Interment was in Holy Cross Cem- Corinne Tamagnini of Edison. Donald F. Conroy, age 70,died on of God: "Thou shall not bear false witness Brian, Russell and Matthew Meyer. etery, North Arlington. The funeral was from Macagna Monday, June 10 after a long illness. against thy neighbor!" Amanda and Ashley Dell'Olio, Joseph William E. Pavlick He will be deeply mourned by his Diffily Funeral Home, Rutherford, and Jeffrey Triola, her great-grand- thence to St. Mary R.C. Church, Ru- William E. Pavlick, lifelong resident loving and dedicated wife of 32 years The "Doctrine" of Saint Father Pio: "We children Stephanie and Jeffrey Triola. therford, where the funeral mass was of Wallington, died on June 11. Annie (nee Renehan) and his beloved must be quite forgetful of self." offered. Interment was at Holy Cross She was predeceased by her hus- He was (he beloved husband of sister in law Mildred M. Renehan. band Frank A- Meyer and her Cemetery. North Arlington.. Stella (ncc Ma/ur), uncle of one niece Born in New York Mr. Conroy moved Spiritual Power is real! grandaughter Lindsey Rose Meyer. and several nephews, dear brother of to Belleville in 1984. where he worked In lieu of flowers, donations can be The funeral was from ihe Collins- made to the Lupus and Alzheimers Ihe lute Margaret Shaw. as an assistant custodian for St. Pe- {Communism brought poverty to a nation (the Calhoun Funeral Home. Rutherford. Foundation. He was a U.S. Army Veteran of ters Church. Later he worked as a sub- USSR.) with abundant natural resources The funeral mass was at St. Mary's WWII and recipient of the Distin- stitute custodian for the Lyndhurst K.C .Church,Rutherford. guished Service Cross, two Purple Board of Education, until his early re- Let God love you, so you can have lots of love for others. Fear is the opposite Memorial donations may be made Hearts. Philippines Liberation Ribbon tirement in 1997. He then moved to of love. lo the l.indsey Meyer Scholarship with Broaae Star and World War II Vic- Rutherford. Love those who threaten you! Fund, c/o St. Mary's High School. lory Medal. He also leaves behind a daughter. The Truth is a person Jesus Christ. Rutherford. NJ 07070. The funeral service from Ihe Donna Davis, and her husband Jim, a Woznlak Home for Funerals, sister, Jean St. Nickholos. and his Altend the "SOLIDARITY MASS" at St. Michaels on FRIDAY EVENING. Prayer to the Messed Virgin Wallington, followed by a mass of- brothers Robert and Raymond. JUNE 21" at 7:00 P.M. lo show your support and thanks to God for the priests Never known to Tail) Ob most beau- fered al Most Sacred Heart of Jesus The funeral mass was held at St. il ul dower of Mount Carmel, fruitful extent/.) and deacons, who have served us so well. ,IIIC. Splendor of Heaven, blessed R.C. Church. Wallington. Interment Marys Church. Rutherford, followed viother ol ihe Son ol God, inunacu- was at Si. Mary's Cemetery, Saddle by entombment in Holy Cross Cem- it) y//ti/)at/n/ PAID /*/»ERTISEMKST atc virgin, assist me in my necessity Brook. etery. >li St;n ol ihe Sea help me and show /oi tAc /on lie herein. You are my mother. Oh Holy Macagna Diffily Funeral Home, Mother ol God. Queen of Heaven and Victoria S. Brown Rutherford, handled arrangements / iirth, I humbly beseech you from the Obituaries, prayers and memorials xrttom of my heart to succor me in Victoria (Ziemba) Skorupa Brown, ny necessity. There are none that can SO, died Monday. June 10. must be received no later than withstand your power. Oh slu>w me Born in Passaic. she moved to herein you are 'my mother. Oh Mary Thank you. St. Jude, conceived without sin pray tor us writ' Wallinglon S3 years ago. for answering my prayer. Friday at noon ave recourse to thee (3x). Holy Mrs. Brown was a parishioner of H.M. to appear in the upcoming edition. Mother, I place this cause in your Holy Trinity R.C. Church, Passaic, and KIIUIS ( Kl-1 loly Spirit, you who solve ill problems, light all roads so that I a former Ladies Auxiliary member of .in attain my goal. You who gave me Ihe Pavlick Koster Post 2640, Veter- tie divine gilt to forgive and forget ans of Foreign Wars. Mail all obituaries, etc., to Leader Newspapers, ill evil against me in that in all in She was preceded in death by her •t.inces in my life you are with me. I Funeral Homes 251 Ridge Road, ft ant in this short prayer lo lhank ' first husband, Frank Skorupa, and her you tor things as you confirm once second husband. Robert Brown. Lyndhurst, NJ 07071, ijiain that I never want to be se pa- Surviving arc two brothers, An- Telephone 201-939-1050 nted from you in eternal glory. Thank or fax to 201-438-9022, .011 toi voui inercy towards me and thony Ziembii of Toms River and John nine. The person must say this prayei Ziemba of Wallinglon, and a sister. or email [email protected] for l consecutive days. After 3 days. Stephanie Travers of Pine Brook. the request will be granted. This Kamienski Funeral Home, 106 Lo- prayei must be published after the favor is granted. cust Avenue, handled arrangements. FUNERAL HOME Thank you for your cooperation. 19 LINCOLN AVENUE, RUTHERFORD, NJ 07070 Newly expanded parking facilities Funeral Luncheons WALTER R. CALHOUN III Attorney MANAGER Jla &LL Nazare Memorial Home, Inc. George Ormsby Fine Spanish Cuisine Joseph M. Nazare, Manager Savino 123 Ridge Road Lyndhurst, NJ 201- 438-9491 403 Ridge Road ^fttorneu at FUNERAL LUNCH 201-438-7272 WILLS & LIVING WILLS $8.95 per person Complete lunch menu Including coffee & dessert DURABLE POWERS OF ATTORNEY Roma Restaurant PAROW Italian Cuisine at its best FUNERAL HOME, INC. Serving every leliqiai 33 Crystal Street • North Arlington Pasta HENRY S. PAROW, Manager 438-6801 All for only $12 DENISE E. 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