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M init-Ed Gov.-elect Kean got himself into a pickle by announ cing he approved pa> raises for cabinet members, Com m ercial 'ïïeah er judges and himself The new gover nor a statement that he is a m illionaire and doesn t need the raise and probabl> w ill turn it back to the treasury is beside the point At a time when frustrated taxpayers are asking and SOUTH BERGEN REVIEW for a hedge on government spending. Kean blundered into a hole b> announcing he favors the raises The taxpayers were hoping for across the board slashes, not increases Kean did himself and his new adm inis tration a real disservice Credibility is not something V0L»\oî4 THURSDAY. DECEMBER 31. IM I s S S Ä T i m K m . m íü ? ^ 0" " ’ you buy with pay increases in times such as these
They Have Super Bowl Dream E li K an e’s R etirem en t P icture of a iad> in the eye of a publicity hur- ricane that's Lyndhurst s Connie Triggers Jo b Scram ble Brunette executive assis tant secretary to promo Retirem ent of Eli Kane He also is close to retire pected to tile or three years art* ex tions and media services as superintendent of Lyn ment Since tie next Board of pected Retirem ents will of the Giants dhurst schools has touched The elementary school Education w ill appoint the leave open principalships. Things had become hec off a scramble among can principals who are ex new superintendent the department chair tic id the last part of the didates for the post - and pected to file applications 1982 election is attracting manships and other posts Giants season as the has focused attention on are Donald Travisano of more than usual interest meadow land brigade sud the upcoming Heard of Washington School. Frank Four positions will be The board w ill also face denly launched a winning Education election Ruggiero of Franklin filled the problem of the shnnk streak that could Lake Applications are already School. Louis DiGisi of Jef ing enrollm ent which may them - an>where Terms of Annette dropping into the basket at ferson School. Joseph cause additional changes Bortone. M aro Kizzo. and That am w here Sunda> the Board of Education .Abate of Roosevelt School in the system John Senese expire Mrs became a Super Bowi pos- headquarters in the Town .Anna Howe, who was ap sbtlity as the Giants hand Hall Another certain appli Formation of tickets is pointed to the board upon the subject of discussion» ily defeated the Philadel cant is Anthony Capone All the school principals, the death of her husband. phia Eagles on the torn up who has recovered from among political and civic with the exception of Walter Hawk Howe turf in Philadelphia heart surgery and has told groups To date there has Thomas Gash, principal of must also run if she wants been no action in that area, For the Giants team and fnends he is interested in the high school, have ex to continue on the board on the' surface at least the Giant fans who were the superintendent s job pressed an interest in suc He is assistant super letting their pent u p joy ceeding Kane The next board may be School elections have intendent at present explode in a torrent of con one of the most significant been hard fought in past Gash has told fnends he gratulations. it was a big in the tow nships history years but last year the in is not interested in the da> Other members of the since many changes of per cumbent trustees ran But for kid Crake, public superintendent s position school faculty are also ex sonnel in the coming two without opposition «> director, aad C o n e , it i* keepfag tats. meant m ore days of activi Photo hy M m Healy .And the center for action to believe it ‘ ty that would become even m e a d o w la n d s a re n a , is in the Giants stadium more feverish than it has The furo re at the box bringing order out of Vince Colabella: Mr. Good Guy office and it is there Croke been A fte r a ll the Giants office was duplicated m tumult is an acquired art and Connie try to keep the press section News When folks think of M r d esp eed by the experts at As a sergeant in the I S served in tour Pacific in their heads above the the start of the season papermen are now joined Arm y. Connie was ac Good Guy awards they vasions storm by hordes of television, ra naturally think of Vincent have in the last two weeks customed to giving orders After the war Vince We always had faith m tio and magazine crews lhat had to be followed out ' Vince i Colabella. a Lyn defeated football s two top worked as a carpenter and the team. said Connie, teams, the Dallas Cowboys "They seemed to spnng She was also trained in dis dhurst man who devotes then in the post office A her face flushed, her eyes and the Philadelphia from the ground. said cipline So keeping thu^s his years to the doing of stroke forced him to retire dancing after the Philadel Eagles Connie O f course, we or a level at the Giant pub good deeds on disability phia v ic to ry . but nobody tned to accommodate as licity office w here the pub Vince had his mast im Almost at once he be Ur. Sunday the Giants could guess things would many as we could But the lic relations begin, ha* pressive success recently - came interested in the Dis w ill pia> the Forty Niners become this hectic press box w ill hold just so been second nature with not in getting an award abled War Veterans and in »1 San Francisco and if So during the tum^tuous many this square shouldered, but in the super Bowl-A- 1979 was named their Man victorious there may easi days when the Giants erect brunette Not that the Giant folk Thon he ran for the benefit ol the Year He has been h go all the wa> to the were finally findu^ them don't like the rush and tear Handling requests from of Tam arack Council, Boy fleeted three successive S*4 * t Bowl selves and were beatu^ , Scouts of life w ith a possible as many as 150 from the times as department This is an e\ entuaiity for the likes of Philadelphia champion team For so media requires a chess The event raised over chaplain tor the State of which Giant fans have and then Dallas the Giant it was the other way player's strategy , particih $5.000 for Tamarack and New Jersey. serving ;»s been pra> ing for almost 20 office in the big around Losing teams get larly when an additional 40 that amount may be re state Americanism chair years .And now that the Rutherford stadium was a boos that penetrate well photographers demand sponsible for Tamarack man The Chapel of the* goal seems almost to be jumping gig into the front office accommodations finishing the year in the Four Chaplains of Phila within reach the weight of Nobody wanted to take Happily the Giants Connie said her boss is a black delphia awarded him the preparations is over no for an answer, said turned things arom l this genius at stretching thirds We sure could use a hum anitarian honors in whelming the Giant front Connie The days before year What had been a de so that as many as possible few more Vince Col 1980 office in the meadowiands the Dallas game which the spised team became one of can be satisfied But she abellas. said David It was in 1959 that Vince There are a thousand Giants had to win to have a great prom ise Fans loved admits that when she Greenlaw , executive direc became interested in questions being asked by play-off chance were sheer every m inute of it - as did leavts the stadium office tor of Tamarack T a m a ra c k C o u n cil He the news media There are bedlam Everybody knows Croke and Connie for home she is ready for Almost any worthy began his work with Cub thousands of pictures by now that the Giant what the m ilita ry guys For Connie Brmetto. cause could use a man like P a ck 89 in C o lu m b u s being sent out ihotfiwds tickets are sold long before would call sack duty whose husband Tony came Colabella He has been an School In 1960 he was of stones around the eouv game time But there are It is tirin g , but it is out of retirem ent to head industrious worker in the named a commissioner ol those who ju st don't want wonderful, said Connie the ticket w indows at the public viney ards for years Tamarack He served as One project after another Scout O Rama chairman finds him an interested six years and loyal participant For his work Vince has R ecyclin g Effo rt C an Save M oney But when Tamarack re Vince Colabella, the man of mam protects received awards for cently voted the Silver the top interest of his life, ark where he was gradu Scouting Scouter training, Beginning on Janu our wastes is to turn he never forgets former cludes cans, trays, glass and aluminum Beaver, denoting the ated from B arringer High the Scouters Key. the Ar highest honor at its com comrads who are patients ary 1st. all New Jer to recycling The foil, siding and in this separate con School After graduation row head honor the Award mand. to Vince he wept in hospitals He visits the sey communities will more we keep out of furniture. Residents tainer When it is he worked tor A & I* and of .Merit and. ol course, the a M was unable to make a hospitals regularly to be paying a surcharge the dumps, the less we may bring their re- filled, bring your re- W o rth in g to n Pum p Co Silver Beaver He is also speech „ D isappreciation bring help and to give Vince joined the I S Navy cm garbage dumped in will have to pay. Our cyclables to the cen cyclables to the re brotherhood member ui Later he said Y e had cheer He is as well known the landfills This sur community has an ad ter at any time. c y c lin g c e n te r on m 1926 and served until the* Order of the Arrows cherished the drjtam of as the doctors in West 1934 being discharged as a charge is part of the vantage over many Start off the new Cleveland Avenue. In his spare tim e - when winning the honbr for so Hudson Hospital and the boatswain s mate He was State's efforts to en other towns as we he can find some - he year right. Get an ex Other articles will long he was overcome East Orange V A Hospital working in the Federal paints and collects ship courage recycling and have had a recycling tra waste basket for follow on ways to re when it finally came to where he works as a volun Shipyards in Kearny when models to eventually close the center since 1971. your house. Get in the duce solid waste and him teer World War II broke out He landfills which are Many residents have habit of placing your save money While scouting remains Vince was bom in New immediately enlisted and Youth Accosted nearing capacity been in the recycling Police report that a 16- The only way that habit for the last ten Keep Car Doors Locked, year-old youth was ac years but now every Lyndhurst residents costed by a man presum can keep down the one must get in Police Tell Drivers ably between 40 and 45 costs of disposing of volved years of age as he walked Police are warning mo- Ridge Road when two along a side street near lonsts to be sure to keep white men in their thirties Our recycling cen Ridge Road Thoutfi the all doors kicked on their opened the passenger side ter is located at the man was not immeifcate!) cars as they ride around door and jumped into the end of Cleveland Ave found police have a good these days following an car One pressed "a metal nue by the Parks De description of his ap armed robbery of a motor- object presumed to be a partment. W e accept pearance The youth ran to at in Lyndhurst an Christ knife, to the throat of the a nearby house and called glass and aluminum. m as Eve. driver and demanded his police and his parents. The The caps and metal ft wallet and watch. Hie man incident occurred about rings should be re was not injured and laltr A resident of Faarlawn 7 17 pm Ptl. J o s e p h moved from the glass gave a good description to PtodQ'ftevca MfcfcaisM. a paraplegic becau______nwMle. cm anfle aa Kea Sunmen, fra naked rider at L y t a m u » « « Macallero and D d sctive containers but it is not M 45 pm to report that he Officer Angelo Jiosi and mi tJka, praeata him rtth a piece •< apparMaa that wUI make U s ria*Wia riM Hu.Hi Lt Francis McSwecftey necessary to remove was stopped at a red ight Detective James Mifaki mar» hrarah u Mayar Jaacyt Carver! If head oi , committee — *-g M far the are continuing th e in at Ten Eyck Avenue at labels. Aluminum in who are investigating. vestigation Photo by Healy
\ P»Bt. t—THURSDAY, DECEM BER 31. IM I
Polifly Saving To Be Sworn As Sheriff W om an D ies In H ouse Blaze Elects At Annual &» Beverty Marpky Meeting A f u r in a home an Vet erans Place Norlh Artmg Poiifly Savings and Uvar, ton. claimed the bfe of a Associatxtn w ith iiffices ir. €3-> e a r-o ld wom an and Hasbrouck H eights hospitalized two North Ar- Max-wood. Hackensack Lit bngton firemen tie Ferry and East Elizabeth Miller o»wr Rutherford, recenti> con of the house »as found ducted its Annual Meeting a: skimped over in a chair in »t»ch the election of Dwec the living room »hen tors and Officers was heki firem en enterec the chweii Directors elected to serrc ing Her bod> »as buned on the Board for threr\\>car terms include Edward beyond recognition D. McDw i l Pobce said she (bee of Guenther Herbert Hoerter WilUam D McDcweil of open to the p u b lic carbon monoxide potson- Theodore H Mengel .\lfred Norti. .Ariington »iU be M cD o w e ll is fo rm er mg from smoke inhalation J PaoLm and Theodore L sworn into office as mayor of North Artisan, Frank Barone of Berger. Van Dam Berger Count) 9 * n f f ir. fo rm e r B e rg en C ounty Other Directors currenL\ Avenue »as walking his Judge D«v ic Sollender s freeholder and form er E x serving are Horace F Barh dog the m orning ci Christ courtroom SJF ir the aid ecutive director of the ta Joseph V Biocher mas Eve As ne passec 3 courthousie Hactensack Hackensack M eadowUnfc Veterans P .ace he rearc Rober. K Hartmann A M 1 p m J anuar> 1 He Development C om m eeon me cracking of » mdpw-s an ^Jham Re‘del Gus^avr T succeeds Joseph F Jot» He is also chairman of the the first floor af me two R u ckert J r A lb e rt F «ho he m2 the posa l i .’•«■äts Bergen C o unty Kepufcticam story building A pane of Schoiz Jr John R Speech The ceremonies are Com m ittee glass snapper ana smc*.e Jr John T iicc. and Eugene poureo ihrougr. me open- Zabransk> O fficers elected a: the R e o rgan iz a lio n meeting for a ooevcar *erm CARLS7 ADT - The Mayor and Councd will condirt Barcoe r&r. to me nouse mriude Gregg B Van Dam. jts final business meeung of 1M1 at 12 noon an F n d ^ . alongside anc lo kj me oc Execx.ive \ :ce Presidera January : anc Detgir. ;ts reorganization meeting at 1 cupants 10 caii the fire de LaMer at wiaiim »at ■ and Secretarv Lois pm partment He ther. racec erf a nearfcv tree From Assistant Secretar> and E.^5T H l THLRFOKD - The Mayor and ComcxJ aac* anc begar. pcxrx±r% mere ne sroppec to me Manager of the Hackensac* nas s« :C à rr. for fmal business m eetirç M d 12 or. the front ocor at the gromnc Office and Kathleen Maswn noor. io : ¡ts reorganizatwn meeting on Fnday. Janu- M iiier residence Firerrer »no ans»erec Assistant Secretary and arv ; u. the M^rjcipa- Building Tf.e noise a»aker,ed -he cai. a: * 47 a m had Manager of the East W.ALLINGTON - The Mayor and Council » ili hold L**ug»as M ille r 36 asleep -he fire under c-onur* ar. Ffcimervrf rd Of f ice as sine oe meeting ir. ihe council chamber on Satur in a bearoom or. the seoanc nc*ur .a: er Fire C ^ o e i Other Officers include da> January 1 begmning at 11 15 a m wtüi the fioor M ille r artempuc to Kr^>c Christie sa» *»m erf Theodore L Van Dam orgaruzatiorm eetmg scneduled to begin at 30 p m m ate it oc»r. the staj-s to :.s rr.er. L: Vl;iiiarr. President Eugene 12 ge< !us m other tut was c k a r c F. re mar. Zahransfc> Vice Pre-side« NORTH AR Li \CTON - The Mayor and Borxx^h ar.\et, C^»c x b> me .riiTise Cyiar>e*s Hc>kcjsr.\ Dumec .VIan J Compe: lelkv Vice Council » u i nolc ils s*ne die meeting January 1 at 12 neat severe*!}» » r;je ‘^■arctu^ President and Treasurer noon x me councu enambers of Borot^h Hall The M ear.»r^e Barone ran the hc«use Botr are ir. ¿4 Nelson Fiordahsi Vice arganizaiior. meetir^ is set for 1 p m in the audnon*im of Sors. Ariingtor, High School _TU me M uler s garage tc Barr^5a> He »spita, burr. President Elaine J fine a .aooer Inabie lc Center »-«ere tf»e> are ex Scudiilo Assistant Vice RUTHERFORD - The Mayor and Council will #c«r ate jrie kmg enough lo pected to ne naspita-jjec P re s .d e n ! D o ro th y V oanduci .ts finaa cxisiness meeting at 11 a m on peacr. me secc*na flocr ne for some time Tracy Assistant Secretarv January ; anc begir, ¡ts reorgamzaüon m eeting at 12 rar. arouna to me bacx erf Another M iier son James J Dei Papa Assistant P-m in ihe cc-x-ncn cfambers in the mumcipal build me .•»use anc fauna a larg Kirk. 3D nac teil the Treasurer Bradford ing er one earlier mat momir^ He Piremea figbi fire m V W.^cox Assistant Vice The .¿Oder »as stiii to »as at » o r* utter, me fire President and Manager NOW1" Phoco b\ Briar. Hcmatson s x ir to reach M liler s be«- Qroke »ui me >'-»ong man ano get a Williams Avenue Office Keam> and Lvndh^st rootr »indo» After a Barone modesth dis- »aooer for him. saio for the rest of North Ar Elizabeth Glogowski. Assai Emergencv Squads were SENIOR CITIZENS ijt^e attec.pt to use a '.aiiris that ne actec ir. ar. Barone Anv one tinglen as all of the kjcai lant Vice President and ae the scene Lvnctxjrsi ACES 55THROUGH 85 M ^ e r ;umpec o a cm me serene m.anner ria v e ac«ne »nat 1 ata department s equipment Manager Mavwood Office Fire L>epartment stood b> »as being used at Veter $3.000 per^nanent life Insurance »moo» catching me A ll I (La »as »ake up N c Pamela Link Assistant A r l i n g t o n to provide fire protection ans Place NO PHYStCAL EXAMINATION REQUIRED Secretary and Manager Lit POUCY INCREASES ANNUALLY TO *6,000 R e o r j n n i s r lie Ferr> Office Eleanor V P , e~v n c re a s e s The reorganization anc r r a w f 0 r d Assistant fo'^e^ -s ;osrza'z ts s»eanng-in of freeholders Seotor Inturance Center » ili take place in the Free- P o; : i .> S a \. _s is a 77 Ridge Rom) holders Hoorn on the r^-mber fo me Feuer: ’ Sav- N. Arlington. 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| Gigantic Private Sale Starts at 2 Locations O tUu, tf tfta d faLdaq ¿¡ft u> you* ¡oo I Monday, December 28, 1981 f a t O u, Zooùxjud S ouq t o d y . you* iu ffo ú u d ì c/uuAt tÁ l cM um i dodo^uü + ALL WINTER MERCHANDISE « J l m t , fO H iu tA , tw uuj Charge It oí C oozm i ______^ AH Chnetmae relum« must be wtchaaqti atpwghw price with KM * THURSDAY, DECEMBER »I. W I- P m , 1 nological transfers could M inish Asks Reagan To include computer soft ware, heavy machinery, and technology design 1 realise that this may mean AT THE PIKE"! Suspend Trade W ith Russia a financial disadvantage Congressman Joseph G for some However, com food assistance and maft- mon m orality dictates that Minish. (11th Con clandestinely filtered from KEARNY cal supplies to support the we do not sell our products gressional District New cities like Warsaw and Po les in their c o u rte o u s to those who are intent Jersey i. has written a let Gdansk attest to my belief endeavor upon suppression individ ter to President Reagan that the current rralitary The ten of the letter foi- ual freedom and dignity trgiQg him to suspend all regime in no way repre lows Of course the Polish peo t r a i t w ith (h e So vie t Union sents the aspirations of the FAMOUS D ecem ber 23, 19S1 ple themselves should be iMtm m artial law is lifted Polish people in JOland President Ronald W Re Mr President. I am the recipients of American agan food products The United Ifc U » e letter. Con writing to you today to The White House States must continue to of gressman Minish ex state what I believe is the Washington. D C fer food assistance and presses his admiration for only way which the United Dear Mr President medical supplies to the the b ra v e ry of the Polish S a te s can tru ly a ffect a S**>cc the imposition of brave Poles through pecple during this difficult resolution of the in x ra W i K t M ' m artial law in Poland on private and voluntary re time Minish stated Hu cionable military condi December 13. I know that lief organizations These manitarian circumstances tions now supressirç the all of us have been organizations seem to be dictate that the United people of P o la n d cognizant of the senous the best manner of assur States continue to send The prim ary o b je ctive of V.C consequences which this United States policy vis-a- ing that the assistance reaches the intended reci action may have for East vis the current Polish situ pients JARVIS VNest relations and for in ation should be to inm The people of Poland are STARTS TODAY OIL COMPANY ternational stability in mediately suspend all B general My emphasis can trade with the Soviet Un exhibiting extraordinary WHITE not be strong enough that a ion The United Slates courage and strength in DECEMBER 30TH ^ KEROSENE rapid and full withdrawal should not export any food the face of an overwhelm of all troops and an end to assistance, such as grain, ingly d iffic u lt situation :¿' í be ptcVed jp the m artia l law conditions dairy products, or any They have resolutely ’ * ' >ta*ior JdHy in Poland are the only American agrieultural maintained this course SAVINGS THROUGHOUT THE STORE! C A M M PM courses of action wtach the commodities to the USSR since August of 1980 I 4^ RIVERRÒ. ruling authorities can take Moreover, all teefmoiog know that I speak for in the name of peace ical transfers should also mans others when I say * • ARLINGTON News reports which have be embargoed These tech- that we in the United States deeply adrrure the CO A TS P WINTER actions of the Poles who are willing to sacrifice so London Fog - Forecaster - Macintosh much because they believe that their actions today will result in a better life Kay Windsor - Act I - J»Ed for their children, if not for Devon - Alfred Ounner Fire Islander themselves The spirit of the Poles is truly an inspirational Christmas message I No m atter where trust Mr President, that the United States w ill be your jew elry gift w as able to support Poland in this courageous endeavor purchased originally by suspending all trade with the Soviet Union ALL M arcus invites you to With kind regards. I am Sincerely trade-in your Joe Muush Juniors Christmas past Monthly- for Christm as present. Meeting North Arlington Junior It you receive a gift of lewelry mis W om ans Club held its ORIGINAL Christmas (or perhaps have received It monthly business meeting some Christmas past) that Is not just what December 10 at the North Arlington branch of PRICES you want, we have the perfect solution. Kearny Federal Savings & Bring tt to us and we wtll give you an Loan Association. 80 Kidge allowance toward a Marcus quality gift. Rd 2 0 % - 4 0 % You know what Marcus quality m eans... The program for the evening was presented by craftsmanship, beauty, taste and value. Shapes and Forms, the You can trade the gift In for a larger more Nut ley Junior Womans OFF ORIGINAL PRICE valuable piece. You can trade a smaller Club choir After the meet diamond for a larger diamond, old gold ing. the Juniors sandg Christmas carols and re Items for new jew elr^ h d Just charge the freshments were served difference to your account The Hostess for the evening possibilities are limitless. We have was Debbie Vartan consultants In all of our departments Guests included Barbara waiting to greet you to make sure you will Flannery, district club ad CO-ORDINATED visor. and Brenda WOOL SKIRT be delighted with your Jewelry gifts. Moscatiello and. 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Capitol Hotel « d was also his last meetag O I t W Railroad Also two as President He thnked 6 ve-day trips, to Mont officers, comm fleet and Airy Lodge and Valley members for their cooper View House Tim ation and wished aU t^ p y his helpers Frank Holidays in rettrn mem Bulkowsi. Tess DeLeo. bers gave him and ail out John Niebo. Rosina San going officers and commit Oeorgi Anne Machere. tees a round oi applause in Anna LaVecchia. Helen appreciation oi two v e ry and Michael Ehnat. m d successful years under especially Helen he wife their guidance ThePfafee It was indeed a varied and Al Mt Cannrl Chart*. ■ - - - the trae ip rt W (M m a mtptrr* mtm*m M th r of Allegiance was led by memorable year of trips IU«ar> S#rirt> to tanca tke ha W eirtaafiag gift* tar eack ether to p m tit gtfu h r a Louis Luzxo and prayer for Thank you all! all members by Ana V r r j i a l gnmf tl chÉhhra ia SI R am i C in i N nat. S. Karra't m the tarac i Plans were discussed by L a V e c c h ia paaarage a( Father «he mtm headed SI. Carmel Chorrh. la the pinarr. ie C o p y j THURSDAY, DECEMBER 31, lW I-Pagc S Centennial Edition Is Film ed At N.Y. Library The News Leader's 52- tory from the early days Leader offices and at the page historical supplement »hen it was a p a rt of the Addison Shop on P art for Rutherford s Centen Km gsland tra c t ex tend ir« Ave . Rutherford nial celebrartion is no» a rìenc s from Newark Bay to F I .... part of the New York Pii> Rutherford The local R i v e r v i e w be Library filmed files. historian who is president T he Libran» informed oi the North Arlington nnj S e e k s the Leader last » w k that Belleville H istorical Socie I n c r e a s e F r ì e n c I s b m N q a r ì c I i n e s s ì n t o t Ii e o u A Ü T y it has placed the centen ties. »old the history of the nial edition in its filmed area through the bio North A rlington Rent files so that it w ill be avail graphies of the families leveling Board will hold a able for research whose names are in regular monthly meeting of youR life Fa r g r e a t e r t N a n c o u l d A N y The library makes a terlocked »ith Hutherford Monday. January 4. at 8 practice of obtaining cele history p m. in Borough Hall bration editions The News Riverview Gardens will Leader supplement, »hich Copies of the supple be appearing before the MATERÌ a I pOSSESSÌONS. has won wide praise, de ment have been made board to seek a capital im tailed the borough s his available through the provement increase. ThERE ARE 50 MANy klN(Jf loviNq, qood pEopU t U a t I FeeI pRiviUqEd t o c a U V 1 MFRÌENdff. If O N E is T O b e judqed by tNe NuivibER of Happy Holià l a y s ] Martini Rossi Bailey Irish Chivas Regal J fRÌENds Ne cIaÌM S, ThEN I Asti ___ 099 Scotch j 7 S M . O T m « M V I t M * MVKHM 11 m v k s u i 1 3 1 ^ AM iftdEEd A W EA lîhy MAN. Gallo Carlo Rossi Andre | Burgundy Chablis Champagne J C o d b U s s y o u , A N d M A y a U y o u w i s h f o R 4U 1B 4 u n * ■ # ££*“ T1 099 J M V t H M ■ u n U L M l A V K t L M Mm t bECOME REAÜTy. T o ONE ANd A ll... Johnnie Walker B.P.S. 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IM I (¿foninif rciai IT cahrr 0tt trail ft — —« t« mm. m m C a b le 3 • •• the lo cal o rig in atio n ii ^rmpnpii ^ar#» Arfingten % Offmul Nrwipoper j oi lyrtdHvnf unco !WI 1S7 Kh*9o to a d ch an n el you’ve been w aiting fo r 251 Rh*9* to a d North Arlington NJ I lyndhvnf N J 07071 «VI-IIM nt]90t T*l 4 3 6 -0 7 0 0 - «701 Mano9ii)u Editor - heverty mwipKy | Chrt G rabevaài • Ltd Kulhrrtord • U rhxlt • CABLE GLIDE I PJÉ. Lji Tkaraéaj, Dee. XI ¿Thr Nrms ICraiipr t AM. “ Mi IcaHrr-frce ftrres f P-M - Drap la VttUrrm • of Ruthr-rford • OPfcciof Oi Ernst Rwthefiord ond OHk »ol N ew sp ap er Of tufherford 9 A .M . "D r a p !■ Off«*» 38 Am « Avenge Savia» 171 Humbowt Street L a» Rutfeertora RwrKe^ord NJ 07070 I M A M B w g e J a te 417 Second Street C artstetft Off»ce Mortoger - A^net Lwlte i S - i f t V K e th Mmrpky News Editor C»rcx Romeo T-.I 4 3 8 5 1 0 0 U AM. 9 AM. Drap la KjtMeca D t a r a a <■*> Na*«». Preside* * > 1 HJallingtnn Craiipr M AM. Bàaf». Jeta Now In Its Thtort Year Saaàetv KeXt> Marpèn» ichr, So\’inci Ann D»\me 11 AM. Mathers Matter Pubbcetton Offices Ednar 4 PubLrf»- Neiis rureciar Neoa-S P.M . Saleflke fea- 251 Rtdge Road. Lyndhurat. N J Ta< 43*4700 Mf « rTr«j»£ I>ir«\fw [ * P-M. Acceat «a raôag. " t * faar áaariag 1 P M Bek Marts. g i P M . M fiiiitiaÉ 11 r.M P M. F ar. Fia. « P-M. Bevert> Mapàj Shaw. Yraereal Diaraar The HMDC Mess T P M Fathers Mjtter I P M LiadhM The decision of Michael J have Zilochi or nobody Bresnn i he former Rutherfordian t P.M 'Drop la Harrison is rw even in thee to resign from the Hackensack Friéa>. Jaa 1 F Jefe HMDC district It has no part of Meadow lands I >evelopment Com- Suff«i^naw H rfriiik the meadow lands although the mission means that ver> soon the be* «f aU New Y e n powers that be m Hamson would South Berger, area »ill be without certainly like a piece of the patron- S ataréay. t Wedaesda>. Jaa. € effective representation on the I A.M. "M eadewtaafe 11 Ple that >s growing inthe i P -M J w A hate '§ % a t i commission News magaxiae with Jaha It also means that if the Re Little Ferry itself has onlv a 5:31 P-M. High achaal fe publican leadership adheres to its 9 A M . Drop la minimal interest in the HMDC 'and suicidal determination to have F Jefe what its former mayor could con George Zilochi. the former mavor M AM. Biage. Jaha tribute to the agencv seems ob- '-■f Little f erry as thetr member Saadrrv Kell> Mvph> scare 11 AM. Poèoaiaa H ot on the commission it mav mean The Republicans could appoint Neoa-S P.M. Said** fca control of the HMDC' will fall into an outstanding Republican busi 9 A.M. "Drap la" Caratar tares. Jaaet Slaw s aero the hands of the old Hudson Countv bic daaeing 1 P.M. political machine nessman w bo has the interests of Sas-Mtt the area at heart He is Armand »• A M B iage J e ta i P-M. Meadow laadi H The appointment by Gov Byrne Toron of Rutherford Saaá e r v KeU> M aph> C P M Bevert> Marpfc) •jf Angelo Cifelli of Harrison to the Show. Matrimoaial la- Toron is a native of Lvndhurst 11 A M Mathers MaVr commission should be a warning where his family has had an im W 5 P M Satettle (ca Jone Fondo Ut the Republicans Cifelli is a lare*. Jaaet Slaw's aera- 7 P-M. Froat Page: laler- portant role in civx and fraternal L» r lon-iin vien aalward member of the Frank toc daariag 1 P.M. £>o#y Porfon matters for many years In 5 P M "Meaéawiaaás 11 I P.M. Prefessiaaal Rodgers administration in Har k i rison Rutherford Toron served on the ( P.M Be\rrí> Mvpfc> H o rn * B a x O f f ic e wrestliag OI borough council with distinction a»a» Straight Fran The a January 1982 prtseated b> Barw s Mavor Rodgers is one of the few He is known as a thorough, Drags of RatheHará. J P.M. "Drop la" Carmine remaining members of the old energetic and cunscientious work ' P M PoIm ui Hmm wHk 5 Now 24 Hours a Doy! Hudson Counts political set-up er in everything to which he puts Saviae Major Rodgers is also vice chair his hand man of the New Jersey Highway Gov Byrne has nominated Authority which runs the Garden Toron for the HMDC All ,t re State Parkway Former Mavor quires for him to become a produc Zilochi is an auditor an employee. tive member of the agencv is the ' IRA »'thin 60 ys ar>d you II receive maximum tax and age of the railroads will decrease figured out how to use the com retirement benefits. The convenience of using one s muter engines when they are own car often makes up for the backed into terminals during the THE WIZARD IS CLEARLY THE CHOICE higher cost As the fares go higher off-traffic hours It would seem a Think about your future and what you want it to the difference between driving simple matter to initiate a fast rilfrf <:0me to Kearn* Federal The Wizard is yourself and nding the trains package delivery service, utilizing -F«ia«nL THURSDAY. DECEMBER it, I M l - P t m t 7 PaeanTo Bring TearsToA Tater’s Eyes Let us today consider the potato huffing, puffing steam engine that drove a huge some,some. eerroneously, i T o n e o u ^ the ^ ,|lowly0i f v spud. ° aUed by ^ Frank Friink. * would ould take overover. Although the water have some of the most appetizing potatoes vouyou saw blade into a frightening circle. The timber soaked logs weighed hundreds of pounds he would be placed on a roller, clamped tight and have ever tasted On second thought have two B rtU W ^ f » a“ ’ ^ cordm« to Nutritionist would lift an end. insert a sling and then have potatoes for every diner That 's being not only Riverside General Hospital, over then led into the blade. First the rounded sides the logs lifted to the ground. For a man of in Secauc us. On the John Sanders Show on on the safe side, but the smart side would be cut. Afterward the squared remains normal strength it would .have seemed an im would be divided into planks Many of the early The potato once was thought fit only for f ^ ' e m < ^ r y , P|nUSed^ e P * * 10 35 a " “ t r fo o u s possible task to lift an end of those logs But swine and chickens It is said it took seven m^ rf ‘ely Pnced and highly productive homes in the Kingsland section of Lyndhurst Frank did it - did it week after week and never oi the good things the body needs voyages to this country before Americans suffered a rupture would admit that the potato was worthy of the saW ^fnSh!SVe ^ P^ 10 a ^ "«me. dinner table said Betty because the potato seldom is eaten Uncle Frank brightened perceptibly as his Vagabonding The Irish, of course, are noted for their use of ' , so? r cream the bu«er. the oU that wife described the potato dish which I am are the fixings for potatoes do the damage, she B> Cuy Savino about to submit to you lucky readers For this the tater Eliza Acton, whose 1848 book dish, select the red-jacketed potatoes, one to a Modern Cookery ' is considered the classic According to the nutrition books a three and stand today on those Monaco planks. person or two if you want to be on the safe side among cookbooks warned against fraying the jacket of the potato, even to cutting out the a half ounce potato by itself has 65 calories The timber itself was a story John Monaco You may peel them and slice them into one- eyes Breaking the skin, she said, would allow when it is peeled before cooking. But a s a contracted with the railroads to send him their inch pieces or slice them with their jackets on water into the heart of the potato And this t t t w h fry ,t Jumps t0 m ca|orjes ^ 35 a discarded ferry fenders, those tarred logs, Into boiling water submerge them for five said she. would ruin it potato chip it mounts to 568 calories. which, strapped together, kept the ferry boats minutes Remove from the water and drain The potato flourishes today, thank the Uird So we were right when we were kids and from whacking into the terminals Every so In a deep casserole spread a thin layer of It is an inexpensive addition to the larder and tossing potatoes, fully jacketed into a wood often the fenders were replaced. The railroads olive oil Then lay out the potatoes Sprinkle as such must be considered blessed They fire^ The ' cooked" potato was eaten out of had nowhere to dispose of the logs so they over them some paprika, parsley, oregano, freeze them now and they dehydrate them hand, skin and all. and no fixings Even though welcomed the opportunity to freight them to garlic (salt, powder or minced fresh 1 and But by the Living God that made 'em there's the outside w as charred and the inside raw the John Monaco's lumber yard in Lyndhurst black pepper. Into an oven heated at 400F place only one way eat a potato - and that is fresh mickey as we called them tasted just fine. Once the flat cars loaded with logs arrived (0 the casserole In about 20 minutes you should out of the ground Which brings me to my Aunt Lena Monaco, considered by me the family's best cook. She gave me a potato recipe that will tingle the edges of your taste buds CHICKEN OF THE SEA LIQUID W H ITE R O SE But first let me give you the latest tidings on W H I T E T U N A CLOROX BLEACH I C E C R E A M SOLID ALL my L n d e Frank, the man I have always idol i IN OIL NATURAL ized, for his strength, courage and unfailinr » O« WATER i • 7-ox. $ 4 4 9 generosity He has been sick for sometime 'fa-gal. can — t cont. Now moving into the eighties he isn't the giant WITH THIS COUPON 99*!AMO ADOtTtOMAL ,6 9 PURCHASE OF -7.»0 OR MOM. W'THZEiSSPttJSPAfSSSSP*1 ! wl™ THIS COUPON AMO ADDITIONAL he once was But there is nothing wrong with C—»»•« too* Steel., Dec. «7 tfcrv Sat.. Jan. t. r 7 f? ° " T ?"* ! PURCHASE OF *7.SO ON MORS IN I. UeMI one coe«»oo> por »tio»»lm family. J,n *• Î Coupon aoo* Sun., Doc «7 thru Sat.. Jan «. heart Doctors have kept him going in and Limit on« coupon .Hoppln« family ^ 1 »82 LimM ana coupon por iltoppl*« family out of hospitals But he goes in courageously READY TO EAT ...... * Fresh Produce * and he comes out smiling He lives with pain WATER ADDED But he lives. USDA CHOICE On Christmas Eve he hauled himself out of LAM E CALIFORNIA SMOKED HAM his bed SHANK NAVEL ORANGES PORTION ^ © BOTTOM ROUND ' Where are you going ’ ' asked Aunt Lena. 8 8 1 'Phyllis is holding a party and I'm not going ROAST (to miss it.' he said. 8 99* « F T ' b - PORTION...... lb. * 1 1 L ncle Frank climbed into his clothes, took FRESH KILLED 18 LBS. A OVER i iS mi, Lena b> the arm and joined the 30 guests ANJOU RUMP $ 1 « « $ 4 7 9 1 Pm llis and Warren Bogle, his daughter and PEARS 49 ROAST...... TURKEYS EY E ROUND j son-in-law. at their home He wasn't quite the DgJCIOUSK™ ^*-’ 10-17 L B S . ------ROAST...... ,b. $ 2 2 9 lb. life of the party but he was able to taste APPLES oou» ib. 59" 1 .everything and give his considered opinion on FLORIDA "S i .7 9 ’ ,.69* 1 0 j the way things were going for PORK SHOULDER SMOKED TANGERINES 99' (WATER ADOED) OR sw FRESH AMERICAN < 5 In his own right Frank Monaco is something LARGE SLICING TURKIEY PAN 1TOAST SHOULDER of a gourmet He always knew where the FRESH PICNICS ALL WHITE WHITE â ALL DARK TOMATOES MEAT DARK MEAT MEAT 189 59' 1 LB. LAMB CHOPS freshest vegetables, the best cuts of meat and t-LB. t-LB. SWEET the tastiest fish could be found He is an expert $399 $ 3 5 9 YAMS lb. 39' .89* $2 " at preparing sausage and peppers on a grill he rnUiCPlFROZEN 10-LB IvLD OUt»CIBUCKET Shanks of Lamb » 1.39 USDA CHOICE FIRST CUT CENTER CUT designed himself and over which he presides at S E E D L E S S 3 Pork Chitterlings 6.99 BROWN A SERVE ORIGINAL BEEF OR MAM his own parties GRAPEFRUIT A tZ 99« FRESH OR SMOKED Swift Sausage '*"1.29 Chuck Steak »1.29 »1.49 LARGE ,« C PLYMOUTH ROCK COCKTAIL USOA CHOICE BONE IN BOTTOM Were he a man of lesser strength doctors Pig Heads .69 LEMONS •” O «» FRESH TOES, HOGMAWS OR Beef Franks 1.59 Chuck Steak 1.99 would have given up on him years ago. But 59* PLYMOUTH ROCK OLO FASHIONED BONELESS USOA CHOICE BONE IN TOP GREEN Neck Bones .49 they admire the courage he shows and his Smoked Hams » 2.79 Chuck Steak CABBAGE PATRICK CADAMY 2.39 ability to take whatever pain his ailments 19' USOA CHOICE SHOULDER STEAK OR WHOLE OR SHANK HALF inflict YELLOW C A N N E D H A M S'.& $5t London Broil 2.49 TURNIP 19' CENTER CUT F R E S H H A M LEAN MEATY BONELESS The doctors should have seen Frank Monaco Ham Steak » 1.99 Beef For Stew 2.29 in his youth. His father ran a lumber yard on RED EMPEROR SWIFTS PREMIUM BUTTERBAll 18 IBS A OVER 1 9 LEAN 3 LBS « OVER the property his son. John, now uses for an lb, 89' Turkey » .77 ;:s *1” , .$1 Ground Chuck 1.79 automobile body shop It was not the modem lumber yard The Monaco yard features a LARGE CRISP Grocery Value 8 Variety A t M et PASCAL CELERY I 59* M E T H A S MANUFACTURERS CHECK STORE Steve Ryder ] FOR DETAILS professional ★ Frozen Foods ★ DOUBLE COUPONS!! PHOTOGRAPHY DUTCH FRYE MAZOLA BETTY CROCKER D E L M O N T E CREATIVE COLOR WWEAVER l CHICKEN FROZEN OIL A K E MIXES FRUIT I 2 S- O I. WEDDING p k g . * 1 ” COCKTAIL PARTY and PACK WHITE OR PINK LEMONADE PORTRAITS $ 2 248- 9 o z . WHITE ROSE I 30- o z . Commercial Also b t l . c a n Photography Entertainer 3 c.°¿ 89* 8 9 ’ servicing and Model WHITE ROSE UPTON WHITE ROSE • Advertising Portfolios U SODA VEGETABLES . • Public Relations Shot m studio CHEESE PIZZA S O U P M I X VIOITABLE SURPRISE. RUN OF 3 £ ^ 28-oz. * NOODLE THE GARDEN PEAS, SAUERKRAUT . . ^ | • Industry or on location 1 0 *-o z . W/CHICKEN SLICED BEETS OR ¿UT OR 1 6-OZ. | btls. FRENCH BEAMS (1».t-O«.> Cant p kg - 9 9 * 3 BROTH l REYNOLDS 4-oz. PRINCELLA pkg- C a ll ALUMINUM FOIL 49 YAMS WMT., ASSTO., DEC. OR ARTS • FLOWERS ______2 8 - li 4 0 - o z. 438-3077 roll SH IP COCKTAIL ¡99* SCOTT TOWELS ______c a n 99' F o r BRILLO DOWNY 1 RACK "Quality Photography 4-0 z. $ ¿ 3 9 SOAP PADS FABRIC SOFTENER pk«. at Reasonable Rates b oa Jumbo 96-oz. $ 3 4 9 of 18 89* ro ll 59 cont. ★ D a i r y B u y s ★ WHITE ROSE ★ W hite Bose Buys * FRENCH FRIES DOLLY WHITE ROSE W H IT « R o s e SOUR CREAM The B E ST in FOODS SALADS POTATO CHIPS and LIQLORS pint 1S-OZ. cont. 79' c o n t. 59' PARKA Y SOFT 89* HUETTEMANN’S W H IT * ROSA MARGARINE W H IT S R O M ORANQE JUICE Delicatessen and Grocery CIDER 2 p“d 8 9 c l 226-226% Paterson Avsnus $ 2 * 9 c o n t. 9 9 ( ______East Rutherford, N.J. . Obc. 27 U n S a l. Jm. 2. 1N 2. Wc it t m i 0 » rtaM » ta * aw cm « H c k ip Mm. I n M Ut u h M m t M ■ •ea*notnraaufortyfom ufm calm ai mmma S i ALL KINDS OF GERMAN STYLE BOLOGNA to M ua. MMk tt* Ito» J n Man ______Import«* A O sm otic TaM« U nriM A SptciaMM SENIOR CITIZEN S DAY EVERY TU ES. 5% O FF "K W€ FEATURE POPULAR BRANDS Of Beers -Wines - Liquors MET GREEN SUPER MARKET U, 98 RIDGERD., NO. ARLINGTON /> BEVERAGE COOLED b) M*4n« RrfngrratiM % ★ OPEN M -T-W -SAT. 8-8; TH .-F. 8-8; SUN. 9-2 * Pm e «—THURSDAY. DECEM BER »1. IM I Cham ber Contest Still O pen Fo r No. 1 Citizen TTie West Hudson-South resident and-or employed Bergen Chamber of Com in the West HudsonSouth merce is still acceptmg ap Bergen area: must not be plications for the Outstan an elected public official ding Citizen Award of 1911 who receives remaiera- Robert Ballard. Chairman, bon for services connected said applications forms with that office, rmst have may be obtained at the shown evidence of outstan Chamber office. M Mid ding leadership atality. land Ave . Kearny All must have made a lasting nominations must be sub contribution to the com- mitted to the offic e no later m uruty. have been cooper than Ja n a u a ry 22. for con ative with organizations sideration by the 10 mem and individuals, and must bers of the select »or com have participated in all- Claire Braaev of Nartfe Artiatfaa. a Jersey City Stale College saphamsre. is a recit a l af m ittee around community ser the College's academic schalanhip far excelieace She is caagratodaled by C aëefe Candidates m ust be a vice Deveftepmeat Fund board members Normaa F etou a aad Oberdaa RauneadL aad Dr. Jasrph Weisherg. c h a m a of the JCSC scholarship committee. Ms. Braaey is a gradaaie After918,000Hellos ef Qveea of Peace H tohScM . YM C A W inter Youth Sports Registration The Meadow lands Area for Y members (Mi 00 w ill be picked up b> bus Operator Has Right To Be Tired YMCA w ill be offering sev and Non-Members Midtowne Hearing Aid Centre 745 Kearny Ave., Kearny, N.J. Authorized Dispenser for aM types of having aids. Service on all typos and makes M s d i c A l D i r e c t o r y Batteries, Repairs, Molds and Accessories Doctor and Dmic Rx's filled Medicatd and Welfare Clients accepted. George ViHah/erte 9 9 7 - 0 4 4 4 Lie No 1 98 Mon-Fri. 10-5 Closed Wed . Sat 10-1 ■ 20 i i 933 1666 (201)933-1667 Dr. Sanders H . Pnerstm tn 2 0 ° o Discount To HOUSE CALLS Senior Citizens HOURS BY APPOINTMENT Dr. Robert J. Pnerstm tn SURGEON PODIA TRIS TS PICILLO BROS. OPTICIANS Dr. David F. Porter 4 0 5 Kearny Ave. 4 family Eyewear Center" Family Practice \ s T^urs 10 8 30 • Tues & Fri 10-6 00 991-6471 160 Hamilton Avenue S.iio'Jd, 10 2 30 • Closed Wednesdays Hasbiouck Heights. N J v201»288-0872 Foot Ailments Foot Surgery c ie Year Guarantee On Frames and Lenses 312 RIL ~.E ROAD LYNDHURST. N.J. 07071 Erie Mark Jackson,M.D, i • announces the opeotng of h«s off»ce for the 1 1 ■ J a m e s P. Murphy, M.D. , ’ pract»ce of Gerveral intern») Med*c«ne i MANUEL R. M0RMAN, PH.D., M.D. NEW JERSEY « • Health Care of the Adult and Adolescent ] [ Diplomate o f the Diseases and Surgery MEDICAL LABORATORIES A m erican Board of Otolaryngology 197 RIBBE H A B o f the Skin. H air and N ails 30 Ames Avenue Ear, Nose and Throat : N M TI AR LIM TM . N J. a n d R utherford Head and Neck Surgery Chem osurgery for Skin Cancer 201-935-8484 • m e i i M M TiiiratMi Suite 106 Pjtrie.foifl Oftice P aza ■YftWMTMINT M7-NN ¡; ' ' S) . 3 " S: eet Ruthe ford N J 07070 136 Ridge Road H. SOBEL, M.D., D ire c to r 8* Appointment 4 6 0 - 0 2 8 0 No. Arlington, N.J. 07032 I ; Morning Oay and Evening Hours Available '! By Appointment 997-6464 KMMT0UKY I MMUTOUeC SUKER» MOW. P.*. S J F IS H M A N , M O Anthony M. Luciano, D.D.S. D aniel P. Conroy. Jr.. M .D. RICHARD FOX, MD D O M E N IC O V A L E N T E , M D AMfP'CA'. Of a n d 186 Paterson Avenue acm rwurn» i nunur m torn suk Kiwugi I GREGORY F. SULLIVAN, 1 East Rutherford IN-OFFICE J MD. F ACC. PA 1 John (,. ( ubero. M .D. Surgical Removal of Moles Warts. Cysts t Skia Ti iN-OFFiCEtow Traasplaiitaio« Performed j CARDIOLOGY 1 Hours by IN-OF F ICE CqrosMrfefy L Cardiac Catheterization & Angiography I Appointment 460-0230 KK)IC»C{«lin 332*4500 TOfteanil'Art le»«, J Stress Testing 4 »If»' lo rw Voni’f ieney Crt ______938 4699 i 24-Hour Hotter Monitoring | F Office Hours Telephone 1201) 935-5376 a | By Appointment J ¡JR5 3- -PPOINTVENT 0NL> HEIGHTS MEDICAL i 202 ORIENT WAY. RUTHERFORD. NJ. ? RONALD E. GENNACE, M.D. 358 VALLEY BROOK AVE ASSOCIATES, P. A. Specializing In 1201)460-0142 LYNDHURST. N J 07071 174 Boulevard. Hasbrouck Heights 288-6781 O rthopedic Surgery Thom as S Bellavia. M.D. 59 SEELEY AVENUE Gary Peter M uccm o. M.D. KEARNY Dr. Irw in M. Berger Announcing the extension of office hours: J \ X . ( l u n x l i c i Hour By Telephone 1 Appointment 9 9 7 - 8 7 7 7 Surgeon P odiatrist Walk-In Daily 8 P.M. to Midnight / O a f / i n n * L / L t w t v C / HAS AM OFFICE FOR THE Saturday Noon to M idnight | PRACTICE OF Hours Sunday. 8 A.M. to Midnight D r. DanieI V. Mariano ... where quality Full Medical Services PODIATRY Availability (or Minor Emergencies & comfort come firs t CHIROPRACTOR Foot Specialist Multi-Specialty Consultanti on Call 43 Ridge Road Full Reports to Private Physicians North Arlington • 9 9 7 -9 5 0 5 60 Union Ave., R utherford 28 Ridge Road Noith Arlington N I 07032 Insurance Forms Prepared Yeai Guarantee On Lenses and Fumes 935-4466 No Appointment Necessary MON &THURS 10:00-6:00 Telephone 997-4411 TUES. & FRI 10:008-30 Office Hours By Appointment of the Academy of Ambulatory Foot Surgeons Burini Walk-In Hows ______SAT 10-4 THURSDAY. DECEMBER « . 1M1—Page j Lung A ssociation N am es C hief O fficer James A. Swomiey is his view s about smoking American Lung Assaocia- cigarettes but also about new managing director of and the tobacco industry t»on is not concerned not the increasing number of the American Lung Asso Swomiey noted that the only with the tobacco in ad d itives ciation withheadquarters in N e w Y o r k C it y Swomiey resigned as a Sate representative in the Connecticut General As sembly to become chief ex e c u tive officer of the Ajnerican Lung A s s o ciatio n . Come to the Jade Fountain Since 19Ô7. Swomiey had been executive director of and enjoy our Full Menu at the Connecticut Lurç As sociation in East Hartford E a rlier he served as a field representative and ex REGULAR PRICES! ecutive director of the (open all day) North Dakota Lung Asso ciation * FREE NOISEMAKERS * FREE HATS N THINC A native of Hamsburg, * FUN GALORE * STARTS 9PM Swomiey received a Bachelor of A rts Degree from Ohio Wesleyan Uni or versity and a Master of Health Adminstration degree from Wayne State TAKE TNI JAD E’S University in Detroit Swomiey has been ac POLYNESIAN PARTY tive in local and state af fairs for many years PLATTER HOME W ITH YOU Pnor to his state legisla tive service, he was a member of the Bloomfield. Conn town council for six years and the Bloomfield board of education for four years He served as secre tary of Connecticut s an e * t . ? > n g Board of Health and was arr.ange'nent ol dehoous chairm an of the board for Serves Thanks 10 to 12 Hungry ^ People * 3 5 . I would like to thank the 54 I r a i Deposit Lyndhurst Emergency Squad for their swiftness in administering first aid. and safe transportation to the hospital A reader has submitted tins phot« ia which the image of developed did the participants notice the image. The Lyndhurst Squad, you re w W m’ w » C lris t seems outlined oa a tree ia the Lyndharst area subscriber thought ¿his was aa appropriate picture for Bergea Count) Parti. The womaa reports that the group number one' publication during the Christmas holiday. The picnickers 321 R iver Road With sincerest 469 Route 17 seated at the table ea)oying a summer picnic lunch was are Sherr> and John Kae and Jinm and Terry Nunn, CLIFTON thanks. p a r a m u s discussing their experience as "Bom-agaia Christians members of the Living Hater Church. 11» BUtmore 473-0177 Joanne Bonk »ben someone snapped the phoU. Not until the film was Street. North Arlington, the Rev. Frank DuPree. pastor. L\-ndhurst resident Turnpike Offers Free Coffee, Tea Back-to-Back Tax-Savers The New Jersey T u ttv pike is ready to handle more than 1 1 m illio n vehi ALL SAVERS cles of all types d u rir^ the TAX-DEFERRED four-day New Years holi day weekend TAX-FREE State Police Troop D and INDIVIDUAL the superhighways toll collection forces have been alerted to the projected CERTIFICATE traffic flow and will be R etirem en t keeping a watchful eye out % for drivers who are fatigued or under the in I effective fluence from too much 1 0 .1 6 'yield on a c c o u n t holiday partying *500 minimum deposit — 1 year maturity. Everyone — even Fresh coffee, tea and Up to *2,000 Interest Tax Free In A . m ilk w ill be dispensed for Joint Return—‘1,000 Individual Return.! if covered by the 21st straight year on New Year's Eve (Decem pension or profit- Your investment w* earn the highest rale allowed by law and is fulty ber 31-January 1 1 from 9 protected by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation up to sharing — is eligible! p.m. to 7 a m at the $100,000 (Note: Money Maifcet Funds are not.) Turnpike s 13 service Sounds ike double talk, but it really isn't The new tax law areas M arriott Corpo Of course, your tax saving is dependent upon your taxable income. (Economic Recovery Act of 1981) extends the limitation lor ration. operator of the res You can benefit from the new All-Savers certificate at First National Individual Retirement Accounts to $2000 a year, with an extra even if you wish to convert an existing six month money market $250 for a spouse. If both husband and wife are working, two taurants. provides the certificate — and do it without penalty1 separate $2000 retirement accounts are permitted beverages There w ill be strict en rhese certificates will be available through December. 1982 The Rate based on 70% This is made available to everyone, EVEN IF YOU HAVE A rate at purchase is guaranteed one full year You can choose to ol most recent 52- forcement by State Police week U S Treasury PENSION or RETIREM EN T PLAN where you are employed have your interest paid quarterly or at the end of the term Please B*ii yield Effective petrols of all motor vehicle You can actually have two (2) retirement accounts As today s see note on this option thru January 23 laws, including parking 1982 changes economy is going, you really need that kind of protection every four weeks and hitchhiking regu An All-Savers Tax-Free certificate can be the best investment Should a depositor . For the 1982 tax year, starting January 1 1982, you can deposit up to $2000 a lations. w ith radar and withdraw interest year in a First National IR A , which is a CLEAR-CUT tax shelter because you pay no tax you’ve ever made, yet it may not be suitable for you All First poor to maturil task force units to be used National officers will be happy to help you with this investment and the effective on these savings until you are 59' or 70’ years ol age to answer all questions you may have regarding it Visit your wiH be lower to full capacity All your I.R.A. deposits are fully tax deductable and earn high interest Your account is nearest office! Start an All-Savers now' A full complement of insured up to $100.000 by the Federal government, regardless ol any other savinqs service area and emer armiint«; in urmr narrua Irrtiw-oc« ratac " gency service units w ill be r available throughout the IRA CHART 1 9 8 2 Tax Savings A holiday weekend to assist We Give You *20 with deposits of *10,000 or more.* your your tax savings are shown below *tf your taxable motorists with disabled ve (LIMIT 1 GIFT PER CUSTOMER) marginal tax with a 1982 IRA Contribution of: when you purchase a income It: rate la: hicles or other problem s. $2,000 $2.250 $4.000 $18.000 22% The following daily traf $ 440 - i 4à5 J ¿60 Six-Month Money Market Certificate 25% fic volumes have been ...... 3 ? .* » 500 563 1.000 26.600 29% forecast by the T ra ffic En 580 653 1,160 ------3 1 » ° 39% gineering Division of the annual 780 878 “ iÎ5éo 47.800 44% Turnpike s Operations De 13.29T »12.698’ rate 880 990 1,760 62,000 44% partment Effective December 29 thru January 4 H m U Ô 3 c - . AH figure« baeefl on fotnt return. Thursday . December 31. The above interest rate Is an equivalent rate In effect, it is the rate your money would earn il ngures in above chart show actual tax savings given the maximum contribution to an IRA permitted 3 K .I7 0 the interest and principal were to remain on deposit for a full year The interest rate is subtecl by law. Additional savings will result because earnings on an IRA are exempt from federal income Friday. January I 225. to change at renewal. Federal regulations prohibit compounding of interest during the term of tax until they are withdrawn the account, subject to penalty for withdrawal prior to maturity 420 •Taxable income, represented by your gross earnings less all itemized deductions refers to the Saturday. January 2 - ^1982 tax year m m EXAMPLE OF PLANNING AHEAD At age 35. you and your spouse s combined Sunday. January 3 - annual investment of $4,000 will amount to $120.000 at age 65 You will have a 251.330 F I R S T gross savings of $1.037.538. using an 11 % interest rate, compounded To deter Total 1.102.200 mine your own program go to the First National Office nearest you for complete THE BANK I.R.A details' YOU'VE BANKED NATIONAL Main Office: 582 Kearny Ave., Kearny, N.J. ON SINCE 1907 B A N K AND TRUST COMPANY 991-3100 OF KEARNY IM » f.o.i.c DEPOSITS INSURED UP TO $100,000 BY F.D.I.C. Fried potatoes can have two Of*0” " Ke*my AflinBl°n- E«« Newark. Harrison. North Arlington & Lyndhurst • SATURDAY BANKING: ALL OFFICES e»c*p< Main O f*» Office i to four times the calories of « plain baked potato. ‘ We Give 2. with each 1000. deposit (limit 20.) • Ask For New I.D. Card Check-Cashing Protection PM e 11—THURSDAY, DECEM BER »1. IM I Degree School Holds Annual Christmas Program W inner At their annual Christ The chorus sang, ‘White Come A ll Ye F a ith fu l" and You A Merry Christinas” . mas program,students of C hirstm as", ‘ W inter Won "Silver Bells” followed by Final Christmas wishes Washington School pre derland" and "Angels We the th ird and fourth grades were extended by the sixth sented instrum ental and Have Heard On High," s e le c tio n s . H e re We graders as they per- vocal favorites of the holi w ith the fin a l selection Come A Caroling". fromed, “Jingle Bell day season Valerie Kœudi combined with the Viking "Ebenezeer Scrooge” and. Rock" with soloists, Kim and Nicole Smith were the Band “Why Isn't Christmas All Kazalunas and John Mat- announcers. Additional selection by The Year Round?” tid i. Let There Be Peace The first group of per the Viking Band were The kindergarten and on Earth” and. ‘‘Auld formers were members of Wintergreen Overture" first and second graders Lange Syne" the “ White Band". all be and. "M a rch from the Nut treated the audience to Student accompanists ginning musicians who cracker Suite." "Come Little Children”. were Antoinette Pon- started playing their in Fifth graders opened the "R udolf The Red-Nosed toriero, John Meyers, and struments this September class singing with "Oh Reindeer" and "We Wish Sid I Esther Yaeger They played Jingle Bells'’ and "Twinkle Engagem ent Twinkle Little Star." A special ensemble con Elizabeth Wadofcamki A nnounced sisting of Lisa Fiore, on Elizabeth Wadotkowski. recorder. Antonette Pon- daughter of Dr. B.F. The engagement has toriero on piano, and Ken wedding guide Wadolkowski of Lyndhurst been announced of Esther neth Gebauer and Thomas and M rs T. Wadolkowski Yaeger. daughter of Mr DiCostanzo on auto harps, of L ittle Falls has been and Mrs Richard Yaeger offered a traditional Joy awarded a Bachelor of of Santa Fe. New Mexico, to the W orld' Arts degree from the Uni to Larry Gugliotta of Ti- Selection of the "Blue versity of New Hampshire jeras He is the son of Mr. Band ” , students who have The Commencement Cere and Mrs Don Gugliotta of been playing for approx mony was held m the Lun- The Woodlands. Texas. unately one year, were Mr and Mrs. K a o rtb Sch iele dholm Gymnasium in the The prospective bride "Up On the House Tops ". Miss Morotta Becomes Bride University Field House at and her parents were resi "Joy Old St Nicholas", TRAVEL AGFAiUS I^ViTATKKVS 2 00 p m on Sunday, De dents of Carlstadt and and "We Wish You A MAGIC CARPET Miss Terrv Marotta. Carmenann Husignola cember 20 D r Gordon A. Rutherford before moving Merry Christmas TRAVELS • Wedding Invitations • Social Printing daughter of M r and Mrs James Bright was best Haaland. Vice President of to Santa Fe several years A sm all ensemble of 326 Hackensack St ALCHl'S PRINTING S ® r Marotta and Kenneth man and ushers were Academic Affairs, pre ago The couple plan a Carlstadt. N J woodwinds performed 5GlenRd Rutherford Srtiiele son of Mr and Arthur Cosentino. Matty sented the candidates to wedding fo r rmd-Febru^ 933-0282 The G F irst Noel and Si 935-1606 Mfs Kenneth Schiele of McDonald and Vincent Pe Evelyn Handler. President ary. 1982 So service fees lent Night " ßmall & Large Runs ff ir th A r 1 ington were terson of the U niversity who later Complete travel service jdfried in marriage by After a honeymoon m conferred the degree T t \ l l N h Baccaro-Toal THOMAS Father Madden at Queen Aruba the couple has taken Elizabeth studied at the T ro m b ila s- F ree to F uture Brides' PRINTING IDEAL TUXEDOS Peace C hurch there A up residence in North Ar University of Rochester in Troth Told SO M gift certificate plui bridal The finest selection of Wed Latest Styles gala reception followed at lington New York before enrolling M agill book ca V SO value i We sp~-t»i»«» dmg Invitations in the area Rental $25 and up M r and M rs Ronald in Honeymoon trip s Phone The European Market. M rs Sc h ie le is em at the University of New 313 Union Ave 0w F»ie m Party Baccaro of North Arling or see ua in person King One Tuiedo Rental Free King s Court. l.\ndhurst ployed as a secretar) at Hampshire in the Fall of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Rutherford. N J ton announce the en Tours m Ridge Rd No Ari- -132 Kearny A /- T S I Laird-Johnson • 5 DEPENDABLE SERVICE GRAND OPENING FOB OVER 55 YEARS FURNITURE COLD CRAN KIN ’ CASH AND CARRY SAVES YOU MORE! DELCO FREEDO M II We featare quality lin H m mud M U I > | a t CASH A CABBY Ditcoaatt. The bwylaf power of three Ma locatloae allo»« va to dlecoaat oar prices aad eell vaat lan atorin ol food*. Thie aaeaaa faet lacoaie for » aad BATTERY INSTALLED! (reat eaviage for yoa. 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AC-MUO Don’t Buy Furniture Until You See Our Prices■ PARTS DFPT OPEN: 7 45 to 4:30 OFFER E X P IR E S JA N . 10 IM M L JIM il 425 V—II*V Brook Avenue Jj l jjJLM-t . J ll J Lyndhurst Shopping Center y IS IL a lE ) Lv,,d,,"r•l * Laird-Johnson , , 325 PARK AVE. RUTHERFORD 939 2500 THURSDAY. DECEM BER 31, 1M1—Pa«e 11 4Buy Me A Blue Ribbon9 A Splendid Comedy Jordan Sable, aided and Wilson, and then engages By Amy Divine jealousy and teen-age tan and chastened Jordan will Maude the maid and abetted by his twitt y an experienced actress as take a smalll part in a trum s overcom e him so he Martha Brady as mother. The second presentation mother, have control of his his co-star Shakespearean play, start Barbara Berry as the ac has to be put to bed and ing at the bottom to learn by the Rutherford Resi movie trust fund money After several rehearsals have constant nursine tress co-star, Karyl An the trade. A ll ends well dent Theatre Company un and in an effort to make a th co-star decides Jordan care thony as the secretary. der the Board oi Gov comeback, Jordan and his The setting the duplex Camille Grupy. agent. ernorship of Ethel Jacobs. mother invest one million is tooinexperienced for the Jordan's m other makes apartment on Park Ave Janet Neu as nurse. Martha Micci and Nick dollars in the first play of a part of the pirate lover, plans to take her son to nue. designed and ex Marcel Cartagena the dis Tutini, was every bit as college professor Father and his stage rehearsal Europe to forget his great ecuted by Joh n Peter Lee. approving father. Andrew funny and as well-acted as Sable, a financier, is not proves it-to do the love disappointment but in Carl Schmidt. Charles Gentle, the professor and its first offering The play, consulted scene and she and the pro walks Jordan's heretofore Weir, M arcel Cartagena Stewart O Hara as pro ducer decide to ease Jor presented this past week The spoiled and im unsympathetic father, all and Russel Crewe, fea ducer dan out of the play' end was Buy Me Blue perious Jordan orders the ebullient compliments be tured a white fireplace and Jim Walsh, as Jordan Ribbons by Sumner entire play practically re When his riv a l stars in cause the play is making a handsome sofa and book Sable, did well with the Locke Elliott and tells the written. bosses his secre the play and it proves to be money and Jordan made a case, w ith accessories nerve-wracking character story of a pampered child tary, the maid, the pro a great moneymaker Jor fine investm ent in it ' In Portrayals were ex he had to play and was movie star whose career is fessor. his agent and even dan has a nervous break final scenes mother and cellent. w ith Sonya Mc well-suited to the particu ended at 18 his publicity man. Earl down He is sick with father w ill go to Europe Cormick outstanding as lar part ‘LaTraviata’ At Union City FDU Honors List Family Opera will pres v il" , Rhonda Reid as "An Allan T. Holsing will be by sending contributions T h e Teaneck Dickey. Jo-Ann Fnscia ent La T ravia ta” by nina". Frank Aco6ta as the stage director and and ads for the program Hackensack Campus of from Lyndhurst. Alex Giuseppe V e rdi on Sunday, Marquis d'Obigny"; Rob Julio Sassani w ill be the to F a m ily Opera. P.O. Fairleigh Dickinson Uni ander Golematis. Thomas Jan 10, 3 P.M . sharp in the ert Swanson as "Baron artistic director Dr Box 7234, North Bergen. versity has released the Ingenito. Patricia Klaslo Park Theatre. 560 - 32nd Douphol" Theodore Caro- Herman Schhsserman will N.J. 07047 undergraduate Dean's and from North Arlington. St., Union C ity marota as "G iuseppe" and be the musical director Honors List for the Spring Angela G riffin. Joanne The cast will feature Christine Watt Finnerty, A printed program, in semester. 1981 Mariano. from Bernadette Beaudreau as Linda Karanfilian and the Ample parking is avail cluding a synopsis of the To qualify for the Hon Rutherford. Honald "V io le tta " , Antonio Sanc- Grasso Opera Group as able at Sears. Roebuck and story and supporters of ors List, a student must Borgerson from Wall ilio as "Alfredo"; William guests Co. parking lots Josephine Family Opera, is given to have an average of 3 5 or ington P Heidt as "Germont ", The Hudson County Ruffino, president of Fam all in attendance better, a Dean's List stu Local students on the Joan Colbert as "Flora . Ballet, under the direction ily Opera, welcomes all to dent msut have an average Dean's List are Kenee Stig Helgren as of Cecelia Guyrel. will be support this community A contribution will be re of 3.2 or better Torsiello from Melanie Buono and Ste\en Daneli are top dancer* in Gastone Robert featured in the "gambling Cultural project by attend quested on entrance to the Rutherford, and Helen Cracauer as D r Gren- ing the performances and theatre. Local students winning Rutherford (.arden State Ballet Co. production of Nut honors are Thomas Pilat from Wallington cracker Suite. A GUIDE T0 FIN E BIN IN E IN THE MEABBWLANBS AREA RESTAURANT A La Carte Dining CATERING FOR WEDDINGS, BANQUETS AND LUNCHEONS • 620 STUYVESANT AVENUE LYNDHURST, N.J. (201) 933-3400 OPÉN SE . EN DAYS A WEEK • A Luncheonette OGG W ith S ty le a n d A Com fortable Dining Room OPEN FOR LUNCH AND DINNER ¡i'll Servng From 5:30 A V 7 P M b> Kerry-tllen Meehan V Friday till 9 P.M. ENJOY OUR HAPPY HOUR 5-7 P.M . lL Sat Till 4 P M . The party of the year KITCHEN OPEN 12-12 Excellent food and wine, rant. and the staff always Look For Our Homemade Blackboard Specials w ill be taking place next and very attractive ser seems to be happy to help 440 VALLEYBROOKAVE.. LYNDHURST week. San Carlo's New- vice are the key to the San 455 ValleybrooKAve., Lyndhurst Each member of the staff 438-9801 Year's Eve p a rty' Joey Carlo success Owner is highly qualified and well ______9 3 5 - 8 8 3 8 Melone and his wonderful Joseph Melone is very trained for his respective staff are planning a royal knowledgeable in the duties which always adds celebration in the Empire areas of food and wine, to a memorable dining ex- room and has brought all of the FOR A UNIQUE p e r1ence secrets he has learned OINING EXPERIENCE H a w a i i a n The San Carlo has over the years to his res The lavish event will be always been a favorite din I s l a n d e r taurant t e e 's gin at 9 p m with hors ing spot for local residents 1 "Truly A Palace In The M eadowlands For nearly a decade, our chefs-acclaimed by our guests for their BOB i APE ,VAB' TV f y‘ vVTM s Nf .V d'oeuvres and an open bar Varieties of chicken, and many out-of-towners »-A.. creativity, ingenuity in searching for special flavors-will lead you "A Restaurant to be excited over Following this will be a veal, beef and fish are of This year s New Years JL - < into another gastronomic dimension Our Szechuan recipes-ac- steak dinner, while the San fered and prepared m the and I heartily recommend it ’«entuated by exciting flavors and a characteristic Szechuan spicy Kve party should make for MAWK how ' I BF R.'.f N ,. < ‘O Carlo Villagers will be pro most delectable ways, taste-are added to Lee s POLYNESIAN DELIGHTS and our CANTONESE a grand night out so if you viding m usic to dance by while also being reason FAVORITES Exotic Islander Polynesian Drinks - friendly do plan on going, please from 10 p m. through 3 ably priced Gourmet side ' V :::: Service - Tropical Atmosphere : Businessman's make your reservations a m Coffee and danish will dish vegetables are avail Luncehon - Take Out Orders - American Express * early The San Carlo would be served before the party able and accompany the Diner's Club* Visa also like to wish everyone • Luncheon • Cocktj, *- - Harui.. is over to help wind down meats beautifully Favor Paterson Plank Road. 4 mile East Route 17 635 Lexinfton Ave 768 Stuyvesant Ave a happy holiday season CarlstadV New Jersey • 460 8100 You can be part of this ites include eggplant and Clifton. N J Lyndhurst, N.J. zucchini sticks, ratatouille (201)478-1977 (201)939-3777 grand event sim ply by THE SAN CARLO OPEN calling the San Carlo as and broccoli hollandaise 12 NOON-12 MIDNIGHT. : r — j j soon as possible for your What to choose for des FVFKY DAY ALL MA reservation The cost is $45 sert is usually a major de JOH CRKD1T CARDS Ga r d e n a person which includes cision. only because every RESERVATIONS SUG C H IN ESE REiSTAL'RAXT R o m a ~ tax and gratuities thing looks and sounds so GESTED HIT NOT good A sm all variety of (\ SPtClAuriKJiS IkJ The San Carlo w ill be ALWAYS REQUIRED r. P E K IN G CAKiTOUfSC flambe desserts can be a- Ita lia n ^Restaurant closed Christm as Five and PRIVATE R O O M S D COoKjNS _ _ 33 Crpstal Ätrfft Christmas Day. but what found on the menu, or if AVAILABLE FOR fiortb arlinflton, i l . J . better time than the holi something a little more LUNCHEONS WEDDING t l L lm c ltio n s • P i U h i r i — 1 day season to dine at this chilled is your style, choco RECEPTIONS AND DIN 7, . CAieome, ...'-jaT ¿J • >j î a u : ?_ so »7 -vi; Lyndhurst landmark, late mousse is highly rec NER PARTIES 620 which has been owned by ommended. STUYVESANT AVE . the Melone fa m ily for over Friendly service is a LYNDHURST. NJ 933- three decades must in Melone s restau 3400 9 9 1 - 2 5 5 C THOM PS N’ CHIPS M u m * 201991 1849 KEARNY'S OLDEST FAMILY FISH N ' CHIPS FEATURING OUfi NEW MENU d e i ìvm c/incò BROILED LOBSTER TAILS $ 9 . 5 0 ■Jf i ( ¿ / a m a n / •NCIU0ES SOUP AND SAUD) 9)kanùJ> and JoUuyu»* STUFFED HADDOCK, SHRIMP, SCALLOPS (HOMEMADE SHRIMP AND CHAD STUFFING) t t i u n y v Bring Your Own Spirits, We Supply Chilled Glasses TAKE OUT ORDERS 0PENTHURS.-SUN. 188-190 ■ H uU and ■ rJnenu*. J ( * a % n y , t 0 J 0 3 2 5 KEARNY AVE., KEARNY 991-3285 Page «-THURSDAY. DECEM BER 31. »81 Judge Tendered Testim onial D inner Hair Care & Beauty Directory A testimonial dinner will Newark.Bloomfield and be tendered to Judge Ed other Essex County muiic- ward J Abromson of Rose- lpalities land to commemorate his Judge Abromson is a w w w w w iwwnwuviw \ 30th y e a r as M tn icip a l member of the Essex Full Service Salon j Judge of the town of Belle- County Bar and New Jer Men. Women. Children $ e o o j ville The affair will be sey Bar Associations. For Featuring J OFF ; held at The Chandelier, 340 20 years, he served as | Franklin Ave., Belleville. president of Workman's ! Saturday evening, Jan. 23. Compensation Club com Expert Hatrcolonng On Beauty Packages | at seven o'clock. prising New Jersey Judges Latest Haircuts Suggest A Gift | Sal Sprella of Belleville and lawyers who practice Super Styling Of Beauty For ! will serve as genera) in the State Compensation Perms • Manicures Yourself Or To ! chairman Essex County Courts He was also presi | Assignment Judge Arthur dent of the Municipal Sculptured Nails Someone i J. Blake w ill be master of Court Judges of Essex Pedicures To One Of MANICURES. FACIALS I ceremonies, and Essex County Facials • Waxing Our Beauty £ MANICURES • MAKE-UP 1 County Superior Court Judge Abromson is past NAIL »VRAPPING. ETC Packages. Judge Leonard D Ronco president of Belleville and Caldwell Muucipal Kiwanis Club, organizer of HAIR STYLING WITH A PERSONAL TOUCH Happy Holidays Judge Austin B Johnson. the Belleville-Branch Jr. w ill be the guest speak Brook Kiw anis. past presi ers dent of Congregation CAPRICORN Judge Abromson has re Ahavath Achem of Belle S é r ô o n sided in Belleville for 72 ville. and past president of ^ Hair Stylists cosmetics S, s f ì n c a r e years He attended the lo the Progress Club of Con BY Dona cal school system and gregation A A #5 939-9681 * graduated from Rutgers He is also a member of 155 Ridge Rd Lyndhurst S L Y N D H U R S T 9 3 5 - 6 9 9 2 University School of Law the Weequahic Oriental in 1927 He was adm itted to Lodge No 51. F.&A.M.. Judge Edward J. Abromson the bar in 1928 and became South Mountain Lodge. a counsellor in 1931 He M aureen & Phyllis Angelo’s B nai B 'rith and Omega and Judith Aronson of Liv urer; Marion McTigue. was the senior member of Phi Lambda fraternity ingston. and five grand ticket chairman, Karen Form erly of Salon 81 Central Barbers the law firm of Abromson Judge Abromson has children Centinaro. entertainment. & Cummis until 1976 when a r e n o w (Unisex Haircutting) been m arried to Ruth Ken The other members of Mary Andrews, reception. he retired from the firm . HAIRSTYLING ny. form erly of Newark, the testim onial dinner Peter A Torre, arrange < » He is also authorized to • PRECISION HAIRCUTTING for the past 45 years. They committee are Marion ments, Shir lee McCann, serve as acting Judge in . BEARD AND MOUSTACHE have two children, Paula Malcolm, secretary; decorations, and Milton C Roseland. N utley. H A IR E T C . • GROOMING. . Cummis of N orth Caldwell Cheryl Chiappinelli. treas- Tauder, public relations 218 Stuyvesant Ave. W e D e s i g n Your H a ir i n A Professional Way" Lyndhurst 933-6536 Phone:935-4420 4AmesAvenue Bo y Scouts No Appointment Necessary Rutherford F I R S T LADY A t HAIR ARTISTRY SALON 81 • Styttrvfl Where Professional Court O f H onor Hairdressers Take A i • Colorino Robert T Biamonte. for involvement in interna Personal Interest In You! \ • W ÎQ S Scoutmaster of Boy Scout tional Scouting, was 2? W \ • P e r m a n e n t s • A Types rt.gs & A.giets Styled Troop 51. Carlstadt. since earned by Christopher 'NO APPOINTMENTS • F-osting & Streaking • Lxpen Ha.' Cutt-ng Bio« Cutting September, presented Kowaleuski as a partici LEADER IN HAJR CARE Mor -Thu» 9-fl • Tum . 'HU , Frt *-6 awards to Scouts at a pant in the National Scout FOR OVER 15 YEARS Smt 8 5 Op«n Sondes 8 2 Spec.a: Prices For Sen.o< Cit'iens TuestJa. S Wednesday Court of Honor held at the Jamboree this summer 864 KEARNY AVENUE Appoint-nen; Lindbergh School on Tues Recruiting awards, given Not Always Necessary day. December 22. for bringing in a new K E A R N Y • 9 9 1 -9 8 0 0 438-9864 Biamonte gave badges of Scout, went to Wood, Cos office to his brother Joseph grove, and Biamonte. Jr.. 93 5-099 6 and the Troop's special re 223 Stvyvesant A*e LjrwdlMirst Biamonte of Wood-Ridge, (Opposite Bowling Alley) a new Assistant Scout cruiting patch, for two new master. and to the Troop's members, went to Wood boy leaders, Senior Patrol The Eagle Patrol, with Leader Christopher Greg Blackm an as Patrol —J<-f( any (-oiffu. Kowaleuski, Assistant Sen Leader, took a First ior Patrol Leaders Jeffrey Award category ribbon in UNISEX * Garden and Gregory the Tamarack Council HAIRCUTTERS Blackman. Instructor Hike-O-Ree, October 24 & Patti Bonura. O w n e r Scott Garden. Patrol Lead 25 A ll Scouts who took • Coloring »Cutting TUES.-SAT.9-5 ers Robert Biamonte. Jr part in the Hike-O^Ree re •Perms • Styling FRI.8 and Lawrence M Wood, ceived patches • Frosting «Manicures OPEN SUN. BY APPT. and Assistant Patrol Lead Biamonte presented spe ers E ric Sachs and Scott cial Thanks pins to pa 935-5888 Amanda Mickens Blackman Also, Den Chief rents who have helped with V 933 3285 REDKIN PRODUCTS* 312 VALLEY BROOK AVE. LYNDHURST cords were presented to the Troop program, includ Steven O livo and Peter ing M rs Eileen Gartien. North Arlington Beauty ! Ja y’s Place | Kimak, who worked with President of the Troop Pa the Cub Scouts of Pack 51, rents Club. Mrs Lynne Named Miss N.J. M odel § Personalized H a ir C u ttin g V l i UNWANTED HAIR and to Biam onte. Jr. and Biamonte, Treasurer. Amanda Mickens. other prizes will be J and S ty lin g g REMOVED Jeff Garden, who assisted Mrs. Joyce Rotondo. Phil with the Webelos Den. lip Molinaro, Jr., Leonard granddaughter of Mr. and awarded the eventual win Instantly — Safely — Permanently 5 Wishes Everyone A 5 Gary Gastelu, John Gen- Machcinski and. James Mrs John VanEyck of ners. which include contes RADIOMAT1C ELECTROLYSIS oni, Shawn Cosgrove, An Olivo North Arlington recently tants from Canada as well jj Merry Christmas & Happy New Year g won the title M iss Model of as from the United States over 25 years experience thony DiChiaro, and Olivo Biamonte also high New Jersey in the annual ^ 237 ST'jyvESAN- AVENUE LVNDMUfiST NEW JERSEY were form ally inducted as lighted for the parents and Donna and Pamela, Miss Hemisphere Pag 152 Midland Avenue Scouts in the Troop. Scott Scouts several activities younger sisters of Amanda eant She is the daughter of Kearny, New Jersey Blackman, Michael planned by the Troop, in also won title s in the pag Mr and Mrs Donald AMMUMkmHMMktMMMMI Machcinski, and Olivo cluding a visit to West eant 9 9 1 - 1 3 0 8 Mickens. Sr of (New Gret were recognized for hav Point in January, a stay on Donna. is. won the titles HAPPY HOLIDAYS na i Tuckerton The family m ing advanced to Ten the Battleship Massachu of Miss Photogenic and derfoot rank, while Scott setts in M arch, and a week are form er residents of Miss Best Sm ile She is a HAIRu n North Arlington Blackman had also at Camp Tam arack in senior and the feature LET'S TALK ABOUT YOUR Amanda. 19. competed twirier at Pineland Re Î achieved Second Class July, when a troop of rank, along w ith Michael Scouts from England will in the pageant at the Sher g « ° n a I High call- aton Hotel. Philadelphia 201- 991-0893 Rotondo Greg Blackman be in Camp Boys aged School.Tuckerton and Sachs earned First eleven and older are In addition to winning the Pamela. 15. won third Class rank, and Greg always welcom e to join the Miss Model title. Amanda place in the Superior Miss s ' A U N IS E X Blackman also Joined Jeff Troop won th ird place in the Miss contest Beauty category She at / PULL SERVICE Garden, Wood, and John V an Eyck is very SALON Kowaleuski in attaining tends Stockton State Col proud of his grand lege. Pomona the rank of Star Scout. VFW Post daughters who excel in h o u r s - Since June, in addition to Scholarships, bonds and brains as well as in beauty tu e s - f n 1 2 p m - 8 p m the 57 badges and other O fficers s a t 1 0 a m - 6 p m 2T8 Stu» 1t Avenue awards earned at Camp Saks Fifth Avenue Gala X¿ Lyndhu I J 07071 647elm st kearny 07032 Tamarack, the Scouts M eeting 933-6536 earned the following An officers meeting of OPEN TIL 8 - IF YOU WORK LATE awards: Family Living To B enefit American Calo-Sass VFW Post 4697 and Community Living w ill be held Wednesday. Skill Awards, Michael Heart Association i w n t n m v w w w January 6 at 8 p.m at the “HOLIDAY SPECIAL" Rotondo, First Aid Merit post home. 222 R iv e r A Heart Gala to bene Badge. Greg Blackman ranging frorti jewels to art at Road. North Arlington fit the A m erican Heart As and Kim ak ; A rt M erit works and a $1.000 shop- CANDIDO’S HAIR STUDIO Trustee-at-large Charles sociation. Bergen-Passaic C elebrate In Style W ith Badge. Genoni; Cam ping. iHng spree Ross w ill assume the office Chapter w ill be presented ON ALL R0FFLER HAIR PRODUCTS Home Repairs, and Emer left vacant by the Decem by Saks F ifth Avenue. Riv More than 500 guests are gency Preparedness Merit ber 31 resignation of Leo erside Square, in celebra tpected to attend the an B U Y 2 BUY SHAMPOO Badges. Jeff Garden; and M O fC SStO M l R. Moran tion of its fifth an nivesary celebration, ac G E T 1 AND SPRAY Home Repairs, F is h irç , The agenda w ill include niversary It is planned for cording to Elena Van- GET CREME M A M sm m s and Sports M e rit Badges, FREE I the realignm ent of bar and Saturday. Feb 6 from 7 dervoort RINSE FREE FO* Biamonte, Jr. house responsibilities Th P M to M idnight at Saks The Scoutmaster and As Proceeds w ill benefit the new rates fo r various or Fifth Avenue. Riverside I sista nt Scoutm aster American Heart Asso ganizations using the facil Square, Hackensack. SMAMPOOS.CONOmONERS.SPRAYS.RINSEi.€TC Joseph Garden have re ciation. a m a jo r health or FuU Sgnjce Stwp ■ Org«njc Product» O xd ities w ill be available by M r and M rs Peter Van- call for appointment 1 ceived awards for suc that date dervoort of Ridgewood and ganization of more than cessful completion of the jw o m illio n volunteers ded WELCOME OUR NEW ADOITION Quartermaster Frank Mayor and Mrs Lawrence Scout Leader Training icated solely to reducing 991-0570 I Krajewski has reminded F Kramer of Paterson are Course, and Scouts Wood, prem ature death and dis DANIELLE M ICHELE GIGLIO members to renew their co-chairpersons of the Rotondo. Kimak. Sachs, ability from heart dues by the end of the year event which includes 7 Biam onte. Jr.. Scott and stroke o n d f d o in order that the post may P.M. cocktails, followed by Blackman, and Phillip ■m IS« maintain its record of 11 a fashion show by interna Molinaro III were given A bulb-making capacity and 9 9 1 - 9 4 9 3 consecutive years with 100 tional designers, a buffet certificates for partici th« tix petals to all its 9 9 1 - 3 3 4 6 percent m embership Re supper and dancing until pation in Troop Leader blooms mark all the mam 131 Mtfaaë A ia. Ksaray newals are s till $10. New m idnight to the society T ra in in g . ba« of the lily fwniiy. 16 RIDGE PARK DR., N. ARLINGTON members and reinstated beat of B illy Halfacre's or The World Crest, givep V'V- .«* » , w ith it i members pay $11 chestra An on-site raffle • " no< • mem w ill feature a dozen prises ber of the lily fem ily at «||. THURSDAY. DECEMBER 31. lW l- P w 13 as those proposed by the old Columbia quarter should be and should make us modem practi with the East Rutherford. N.J. dateline on Sportstvire back. tioners hang our heads in shame. Corum was a every story. Montgomery’s article revived memories of professional with all the professional’s skills. After the collegians were through, the pro Cliff Montgomery, the great Columbia quar other days in football. When ,he played the His words just didn't fill space. They sparkled. fessional Nets and the Washington Bullets took terback who led the New York team to a 7 to 0 helmets were light leather affairs and players Corum’s columns were masterpieces to over. The aroma of the professional tennis girls upset of Stanford in the 1934 edition of the Rose did not have face masks. Nose and dental which readers turned as swiftly as they could who played their top flight tournament in the Bowl h^d a couple of interesting suggestions on problems were common. open the paper. He was a University of Mis arena was still floating around the athletic how football might be improved. The players in 1934 usually played a full 60 souri graduate. When Missouri trekked to New palace. In the Sunday Times Montgomery suggested minutes, on both offense and defense. When a York to play New York University Corum bet A few hundred yards from the arena the big that points for field goals be determined by the substitute was made he was not allowed to talk all comers a carton of cigarettes on the out Meadowlands raceway, the most successful distalnce of the kicks. to the other players until after the first play. If come. He gave away thousands of cartons one track in the country, was playing to its regular For instance, Montgomery said a kick from a player went out of the game he could not year. crowds And only a week before the Giants had the 20-yard line be awarded a single point, that return in the same quarter. defeated the Dallas Cowboys in a thriller at the from the 20-yard line to the 30-yard line two They played a grueling game in those days. The Sports Arena football stadium points be awarded, from the 30-yard to the 40- The quarterback usually was a triple-threat The area is awakening to the fact the sports With track, hockey, and boxing ready to join yard three points, from the 40 to the SO four He passed, kicked and ran. And some, like capital of the world mayu be located right here indoor soccer at the arena, there is no lim it to points and from )he 50 or over five points. Montgomery, also ran back the punts. in the meadowlands When North Caorlina the feasts of athletic affairs that are now being defeated Kentucky Saturday at the arena near made available in the meadowlands And all. That sounds like a good suggestion. For one Sportswriters Also ly 19.000 fans jammed the place and the story of course, with the dateline "East Rutherford. thing it would eliminate the quarterback stall Were Great went over the wires to all parts of the country N.J.'' ing at within the 10-yard line so that his kicker One paragraph in the Montgomery article could chip one in for three points. For another was fascinating. It quoted the lead to the story thing, by graduating the point scale it would filed by B ill Corum, sports editor of the New reward really difficult kicks. York Journal, a newspaper now long defunct, As things are today the field goal from within after the amazing Columbia upset. the 10-yard line carries the Same point reward as a kick from the 30 or 40. Wrote Corum: Montgomery had another suggestion - that "Great fooball teams come and go and teams trailing by three points have the right to mighty California teams will one day lead the decide whether to kick off or receive. big parade again. But out here on the majestic Pacific Coast, vaunted home of the vaunted As Montgomery sees it such a change in the ll's . and sometime sunny days, they'll re rules would even off the games to a greater member how a great-hearted Columbia team degree than today. from the sidewalks of New York leveled It is hardly likely there will be a rush to mighty Stanford in the mud of the Rose Bowl follow Montgomery's proposals Rule changes on Jan. 1, 1934.'' are often made, but few of them are as drastic It is a classic example of sports writing as it again. A ll said, in about six months But he also Count’s Corner... said, i 'm s till thinking 1 haven't made up my mind Clyde (Bob) Miles goes Miles started his man bout against Pat McIntyre, yet The Count advises quietly about his job as Di icuring operation of the on the Berbick-Muham- All may your thinking rector of Properties track when Bob Quigley, mad A ll card in the last forever IDOP) at the Medowlands the Big M s general man Bahamas Dec 4 Fisher, a No rest for the weary Hace Track One of his ager for all horse racing, 175-pounder and Mclntrye All work and no play Both duties is to keep the racing said he wanted to try and went on after the Berbick phrases apply to a trainer surface in tip-top shape. hold the night s card. bout. It seemed the boxing of horses. Ask Clyde which of his We got the graders out commission forgot therre Willard Thompson, cur many tasks is the most dif shortly a fte r six." said was another fight and all rently at the top of the ficult and, unhesitantly. he Miles We figured that it officials went home So. a trainers standings at the answers. Keeping that would take about an hour couple of fans from the au Meadowlands. knows that racing strip in condition and 45 m inutes to scrape dience were recruited as the sayings are true and the entire track Then we judges, a w rist watch was not just words He will tell you that ev have to let the tractors go borrowed for a woman for The Big M was closed ery day. wet or dry, the to work with either their the tim ekeeper to use The for one week before Christ track has to be well harrows or mud floats to fan-judges voted against mas," noted Thompson, See This Beautiful Holiday Display! groomed. ‘ You have to make sure the surface is Fisher Observers, how but it was no holiday peri keep that course man flat, smoooth and safe for ...At our 250 Valley Boulevard, Wood-Rldge Office. ever. thought Fisher won od for conditioners of icured at a ll tim es whether the horses. the fight The Fisher man horses." The tree itself has nearly 2,000 ornaments and lights, the surrounding display is it be thoroughbreds or Six tractors were in use agement has protested the Thompson wanted ev distinctive. Bring the kids, this Yuletide treat is for the whole family to enjoy. standardbreds. he notes tending to the m ile course, decision A ll. incidental)-, eryone to know that he "You're always having as well as the chute where is talking about fighting wasn't complaining. Horse problems. the six furlongs are again He said so in an Thanks For Your Interest In Us! Person-To-Person Service racing is the game he ’The problem is com started interview with Jim Hill of likes He has been riding Will Always Be Our Way of Doing Business, pounded when you run into If the snow had KNXT-TV. the Los Angel and training thor days like last week when mounted." Miles said, es CBS affiliate When oughbreds all his adult interm ittent snow. hail, “the crew would have asked if he might fight •(.lontinued on Page 14 • H APPY H O LID AYS! sleet and rain hit it But started earlier. You can't during all that bad weath allow it to pile up more er the Big M cards of nine than two or two and a half Y B A , the YM CA basketball league for kids, races were conducted on inches Otherwise, our will start Sunday, January 10 at the schedule graders w ouldn't be able to Hackensack YMCA. The program will then go On one of those nights move the snow after a pass 11 weeks. when the weatherman or two around the track "This is a league that emphasizes fair play acted up last week, the The snow would be just too SOUTH BERGEtl and team work,” said Tom Baffuto, program heavy by the time they snow began falling in rrud- director. “ Everyone plays equal amounts of aftemoon. It turned to rain would get it toward the time and has fun. We have qualified, ex just before the horses outside came on the track for the The final say if a card perienced coaches who teach fundamentals of first race And that's is to be held is in the hands basketball.” what really did it for us, of a com m ittee of jockeys. Each player receives a tee-shirt and certifi SAVINGS said Miles It turned the Or. that occasion several cate. AND LOAN ASSOCIATION snow into slush and even jockeys made a test run The cost of the program is $25 for YM CA tually into just a sloppy after M iles' work and members and $35 for non-members It is for 250 VALLEY BOULEVARD, WOOD RIDGE, N.J. 939-3400 f= > track, i t would have been agreed to race boys and girls aged eight to 12 20 WILLOW STREET. EAST RUTHERFORD. N.J. 939-5580 much more difficult if the ETC - Funny story on snow had continued. Lyndhurst Mike Fisher s i ! Paff 14—THURSDAY. DECEM BER 31. MW love that has never With The Boys tend to break it up just to said That means my wife Torrid Tony, are a hot faltered. be No. 1. " and I have to care for the combination. Terrible Tim Bectoa 41, C ount’s The thing that keeps Thompson operates a horses, and we have 50 is undefeated in 13 bouts. :k H eights 45 you interested." Thomp I HEIGHTS horse farm at Colts Neck, head." • • • 10 kayos. Torrid Tony has D H U. MPugMono M U son went on, is that un C orner commuting each day to the ETC-The Big M shuts five knockouts in as many known factor In racing, iContinued from P age 13 > Big M down Dec. 31 and reopens starts Both w ill next see Corttaaa M4 Cainiko M4 TOTALS: it ’s always there You nev » M t He did stay home Christ yvith standardbreds offer action under the banner of BECTON life. "I have no regrets." er know w hat's going to L^gpu JM Sakuu 43-10, Squaws J- mas Day That's one day ing the action Jan. 8...The Murad Muhammad. Inc. 14 PaJkowiU. 4411 Joata 34-7. says the pleasant 46-year happen." 11-3 Orteooa 4M. Bab we always give our help at Witherspoon brothers. promotions late next old Thompson. He took hold of a pro ii 444 9t*ve Hart 444 TOTALS: the farm a day off.” he T e r r i b l e T im m y and month. IMI I 13 M • M When the B ig M shut for gram and pointed to the the week of Dec 19-26. trainers standings. It Thompson led the driving showed that Forbes and colony w ith a 38-37-23 re Mike Sedlacek <29-24-22) Palisades Park i i , cord after saddling 206 were on his tra il Any one Rutherford 64 horses His nearest com of us could w in it." said OP petitor. J.H Forbes owned Thompson If I get beat, PAUSAOtS PARK Deer 7-4 1« McLaughlin 4-4-24. a 34-22-27 m ark it won't be because 1 didn't »»■■no J-4U Conklir 41 U. Sm m have a chance ¡•43- Ou»l 1-43 TOTALS: »741 You seldom get a day RlTHfcHFOHI) Thompson has won the B> .i M il Wenucki 4417. Cou0iün off in this business." said 44-11 Hatton 43-U KeU> VWI. trainers title at the Big M Man*jm 444 Seahauae 444 Kc*l> 4« Thompson You learn at on two previous occasions. 0 TOTALS *414-44 the start that racing is ev • 1-S i Pal P% 11 u n It I • He won in 1977 and finished 0-11 Rat* 13 II U • t M eryth ing." in a tie w ith J im Crupi in Queen of Peace 51, Thompson looks on the 1980 ANY WEEK DAY Essex Cath. 49 racing gam e as a hobby If you're competitive, 9A.M. to 5 P.M. ISSfcX CATHOUC "I'm fortunate 1 am able Jem iJ 13. C, Jones 3-34. Hr*«* 44 you always want to win. or 5 P.M. to 9 A.M. t. 0 Fletcher 4410 Oiea 3-34. LXryer >4 to make m y liv in g at some he noted. but I'm not 4 Miller 142 TOTALS »7-« Tom Keogh, ol North Arllagua. rt»m Isaac Anderson, yi tKN Of PEACE thing I lik e ." he says. He about to drop horses down Flora MU Momaon 4411 Lndyk 111 of Teaneck. some of the finer points of shnotiag a w ill tell you that he went and run them below their Nulrene» S-4-14. Ferrctn 114. Karin 1 ClM GARFIELD, 2 passaic st ,. 472-9200 41 Sun 4-1 » TOTALS 24741. basketball during VBA practice at the Hackensack into the business I value I'v e got a nice •4-4. Faaea Cart 4 U U ■ • k KEARNY, 473 Kearny Avo. . 991-4200 0-2 > «* W Pew« 12 U tt 12 M YMCA. of his love for stable now and I don't in- Paterson Cath. £3, Lamperalla 14 2 Chermark 444 St. M ary's Archer 24-4 TOTALS (4444 ST MASK V S BECTON Murph> 42 12 Catull 142. C Krupatnct 11422 S Kitipatncfc 43- 0 (.xrdano 142 Hetwl 14 Nangie 4412 Barra >1-7. t Va» ranonte 142 (>uonui 4-14. Deuaaen 3-1-7. Klein 444 TOTALS: 24 J*t TOTAL« M patkrson c at hock 11-31 i HU II U Hotanaon 2-3-7. Livu^Mon i 7412 F-aaom S-2 12 Jims 422 Stuart 2 2-4 Silver® TALA 24U43 R id g efield 49. ♦4. St Mar> > U Wallingtoa 47 RIDO FIELD CaaM 74-1». Smota 444. Stfton 44». Brundenick 2 0 4 Ferola M I SUpelkovich 24-4 Morca 4411 TO Lyndhurst 70, TALS: 224-44 Cliffside Park 51 WALLING TON cuffsuh: PARK Urmchak 444 Stau »44. Sento 141 I .artam 444 Primavera 43-1 Macai y VeUia 2-44, Petchovtch 43-11. Pwcta* HO Kivera 7414 t aberra 444. Catta 4-7 17 Modta 444 TOTALS: 141447 224 Artuao 142 DeHanadatto 41 I 041 14 U 12 U S|«W 444 Picci/uch 444 TOTALI a 11-4 I W| 11 7 n 12 Vii LYNDHLRST Hanoi» 4 U 21 Casti* 44-17 Della VaUe Bergen T ech 66. 422 PuZM) 7 1 15. Miauta 444. Setolano 7 1 14 Tamaro 444. Brillo 44 N. Arlington 57 0 OKun>ati 0-0-0 TOTAL* *444*. BEBGEN TECH Oh CtHI Pk 12 14 12 U » Small* 74-23. Heroandex 444 Srrath 4 ■44i Lyartaril 1« 13 U 22 M 412. Zolltcoaaer 4-2-1«. Sotev 3-34 Catonan 444. Mortai 444. McWüUan» 142 TOTALS: 24-144« V ARLINGTON Bee ton 63, Waitfi 12 3-27 Mattoa 2-44 Zatxmrtj 1 Hasbrouck Hgts. SC 44 Wan 2-24. Butter 444. Kcntm l HASBROCCK HEIGHTS 41 Daly 2-24. Fooie 444 TOTALS: 21 CutUjrn 4-1-11, Morone> 74-If. Kjctter 1*47 • 1-3 » Berges Taetl ,1* «I» 23 “ WM Vemaglia 7414 1*0—ji 141 (24i N. A - L y n d h u r s t M e e ts R u t h e r f o r d In F i n a l e Lyndhurst and be reported in full next Hutherford met Tuesday week night in the grand finale of Cable 3 cam eras were at the holiday basketball all the games, played in tournament that pitted six the well-lighted Lyndhurst teams against each other gymnasium, and are being The games began Satur shown on the Cable 3 chan day night when Becton nel ousted G arfield and Queen Lyndhurst s sweep of of Peace took the measure Queen of Peace was by 56 of St M ary s to 26. QP held the Bears Having drawn byes. even in the firs t quarter ••JSÄ-V'1! Lyndhurst and Rutherford and then Lyndhurst waited for the winners to blasted the game open by r meet them on Monday outscoring QP 20 to 5 night This took place Rutherford took com it » V before a good-sized crowd mand nght from the start •• . ■ . A V and Lyndhurst eliminated and kept going to chalk up 7 Queen of Peace while their 76 to 53 victory Rutherford took out Bec Thus the two unbeaten v ; -JX C > - ton teams of the area were The Tueday night game scheduled to go head to V j I ■ was played too late for the head in the Tuesday night ■ X ( • a i leader this week but will finale * V . ía í> 'H [J Essex Chapter Joins Red Cross f.ssex Chapter has stated that the Polish Red joined in an appeal issued Cross is responsible for this week by the American 50.000 low income aged Ked Cross fo r funds to help and handicapped persons Wedgwood« is s U Ä I 1 Trademarlt oí Wedgwood limited. low income eldery and and for 20.000 children young children in Poland from fam ilies w ith social weather the current events problems and handicaps Depot« D^MUt Deposit Deposit Depmntrf Oapaa* Depout Deport Departí al and survive the bitter win Because of the high cost $10 000 $5.000 $2.000 $500 $100*M *S $10.000 $5.000 $2.000 ä00 $100 a> Mare Otscnptwn or Mara or Mm m Mara or Mara Yen Pai M v DncrMaR ar Mara or Mare ar Mare or Mare Y«n Pay 0«•» ter months of transport. 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And when you make an additional deposit of $100 or more, take another piece of your choice at the incredible savings reflected in the chart' When you deposit $5.000 or more, you aren't even restricted to choosing Wedgwood or French crystal These fine gifts are also available • Northern Quartz Heater • Seville LED AM/FM Clock Radio • G E 8-cup Electric Percolator • Munsey Bake/Broil Oven FUEL OH WHITE KEROSENE Or take $20 cash instead It s all at Equity, and you can have it! WINTER DIESEL EASY STAH lm m COLD M ATHBI 6 A.M .-11 P.M. KEARNY OFFICE: 583 Kearny Ave. • 991-0101 JARVIS OIL Other Equity Savings Offices in Sussex-Wantage, 42t Rlvar Rd., No. Arlington Vernon, North Haledon. Budd Lake. Hamburg, and Marlton 991-4656 DEPOSITS INSURED TO S'OO 000 B* THE F S L i C THURSDAY. DECEM BER »1. IM1-P««e U O f cl[[ tiis tiling i in tifs ujoztfiujiiifs !ZTftszs i± no tiling m ors t’isasuzsd < D t ia n a fzisndig ini tL . tzNo'i ii a [[ tiis go [J, and lihsxuuazs *1W oit/i a ±ing[s ouncs o f a nsigkljoi \± c a rs . *J ^ s az 5 ris n c b ---- 2 )>saz d\fsigii(jo%± * < ^ A A a y tfis Co on (2(iri±tma± ^ L ^ a g wikix ua. s ® ° U i n Schaefer's H ardw are 602 Ridge Road, Lyndhurst PMC 1»—THURSDAY. D ECEM BER »1. 1M1 • M i l llllllll It! Warm tidings for a season brimming with Christmas c h e e r ... a n d ab u n d a n t w ith all the warmth, peace and love that this special riiiiffiuiiiHiiiiiiwi holiday brings to all! O T E M f B S SARGENT MOTORS INC. .Il May thoughts of 89 RIDGE RD. p e a c e a n d lo v e .. 991-9000 joy and content CABLE 3 ment be with you this mefTy season LEADER PRODUCTIONS 451 RIDGE ROAD LYNDHURST 460-1000 I V n e e Christmas r » j May you share the joy of this special 3 » B j . season with special To begin the friends. Be merry' 2 ht»iskm0 s Yule on a tuneful Many special thanks note, we wish you all a joyous day! SORRENTO go out to all our loyal patrons! Have a happy! HAIR FASHIONS 480 STUYVESANT AVE FLOWERS BY CHUCK 3D AG EN CY 444 RIDGE ROAD 280 STUYVESANT AVENUE LYNDHURST 438-9547 LYNDHURST 935-8*48 LYNDHURST 939-1022 l i r r i t b a u f e e l i n g s May your days be aglow floppy fioficfay with many Happy moments throughout the holidays. Wishing you a world of Christ LYN-MAID mas cheer that’s FACTORY STORE bright and festive' 545 VALLEY DR00K AVENUE LYNDHURST 438-3151 M e r r y G r e e t i n g s C h r i s t m a s Deck the halls with Light up your Christ lots of joy and fun! mas holiday Seasons Greetings H a p p y FORGET-ME-NOT ERNST BROS., INC. l LYNDHURST MACHINERY PAPPY’S CARDS & GIFTS 731 RIDGE ROAD & EQUIPMENT CO. 161 RI0GE ROAD 425 VALLEY BROOK AVENUE LYNDHURST 438-0111 C h r i s t m a s LYNDHURST 438-3936 547 GUTHEIL PLACE LYNDHURST 935-1473 LYNDHURST 430-0069 We’re sending all our loyal patrons a huge wish.. may your holiday be the merriest one yet! ¿ K GâiiélrriçLS Enjoy it, all! We’re chiming in with NOEL Greetings warm wishes lor a very PEACE May the faith, hope and ^ u i e f t d e % Hope your Christ happy holiday season! May you experience a spiritual warmth that G r e e t i n g s mas is filled w ith all holiday season fit for this season brings be VINCENT P. Auteri, things sweet! Noel! May your Christ royalty! Many thanks! yours. Meny Christmas. g r e e t i n g s mas day flourish REAL ESTATE PEOPLES PHARMACY with gifts of love 476 RIVERSIDE AVENUE BOGGS RESTAURANT M Y PLA C E 298 RIDGE ROAD Happy Christmas wishes Our thanks to you LYNOHURST 933-0306 to one and all. We hope 455 VALLEY BROOK AVENUE 440 VALLEY BROOK AVENUE it’s filled with lots of fun! FURNITURE WORLD LYNDHURST 935-8838 LYNDHURST 438-9801 BOLLENBACK 425 VALLEY BROOK AVENUE ’ KNITTING MILLS LYNDHURST 939-1410 40 PARK AVENUE LYNDHURST 438-5174 MERRY M e r r y CHRISTMAS C h r i s t m a s fiappy Rolklav It’s time for Santa to wish As you wrap up your season May your day be bright all his friends an espe and sunny, from cially happy holiday! of good cheer and good friends, we fondly offer our start to finish! Best GIBBS TRAVEL AGENCY Best Wishes hopes for a very special wishes to all! 1 RIDGE ROAD holiday, indeed! May H o lid a y VALENTINE LYNDHURST 939-2100 Hope you glide through you enjoy it to the fullest! this joyous holiday G r e e t in g s PLUMBING & HEATING S.J. PALUMBO 305 TRAVERS PUCE ELECTRICAL LYNDHURST LYNDHURST 933-91» SAN CARLO AUTO WRECKERS RESTAURANT CONTRACTOR HELLO 232 MOUNTAIN WAY 651 RIVERSIDE AVENUE 620 STUYVESANT AVENUE LOUISI nms PONTAICPONT Ain LYNDHURST 438-2832 LYNDHURST 139-4900 295 PARK AVENUE LYNDHURST 933-3400 LYNDHURST Holiday Best Ullsbes JSeastms ( S r e e t m g s R e a s o n s From all of us to all of you “ Hope you have ( g r e e t i n g s a h e a d lin e -m a k in g I t * holiday perfect In M ay your Christmas Day every way and a Christm as Joy CHEERS We have bright hopes shine a* brightly w ith fo r a ve ry m e rry very meny Christmas!" many joyous moments! Here’s hoping you and Love and laughter Is Christmas. May It be yours experience lots what this holiday is all the best one yet! Wishes INTERNATIONAL GEORGES of love this holiday! about! Hope you enjoy it! BENEDICT JOSEPH J. BOTI SUE LIQUORS & DELI OTIS GRAPHICS INC. THE PERR0TTA AGENCY & MILLER INC. JAQUINT0 AGENCY BEAUTY SALON 39 RIDfiE ROAD 429 PAtt AVENUE 137 RID« ROAD ORIENT WAY 524 VALLEY BROOK AVENUE 744 RIDGE ROAD LYNDHURST 939-6930 431-7120 LYNDHURST 839-2030 LYNDHURST LYNOHURST 930449 LYNDHURST 939-1001 THURSDAY. DECEMBER 81. lW l-Pw e 17 i n a i m i iff Christm as comes but o n c e a y e a r ... s o w e ’l l ta k e this tim e to s a y ... “ Here’s hoping this holiday is the best one ever to come your way! Enjoy!” JADE FOUNTAIN II. 602 RIDGE RD. NORTH ARLINGTON 9 9 1 - 5 3 7 7 NORTH ARLINGTON SERVICE STATION AND TIRE SERVICE 3J8 RIVER ROAD NORTH ARLINGTON 998-2723 • 998-0195 G r e e t i n g s s e a s o n s In the true tradition of this c h e e r GARDEN DELI wonderful season, may you W e’re marching out to wish & LIQUORS find peace and spiritual you in the warmest way a 418 PAGE AVENUE contentment. Our thanks most joyous Christmas day' LYNDHURST 939 2950 G R A YT0R C A B LE 3 H o l i d a y PRINTING CO. CAMERA HOUSE 149 PARK AVENUE 203 STUYVESANT AVENUE G r e e t i n g s LYNDHURST 933-0100 LYNDHURST 939-4260 May your Christmas be abloom with hap piness. and bud ding with joy, peace and love Have a won derful day. friends! PH A SE I COIFFURES 554 VALLEY BROOK AVENUE LYNDHURST 933-6641 t i E L L Q Wreaths of holly, Holiday Greetings As we sing glorious praises to His sounds of laughter... name, let s herald in the season v>t We know we’re on the right track when we take this time to JOE'S LIQUOR & His birth with peace, joy. love and B e s t we say, “Have a wonderful Christmas in extend warmest holi DELICATESSEN faith May you enjoy the hohdav day wishes to you all! every way and thank you dear friends'" 543 RIDGE ROAD STANDARD OFFICE W i s h e s TRI-COUNTY TV UBERTY-LINCOLN LYNDHURST 438-3868 543 RIDGE ROAD MERCURY, INC. SUPPLIES. INC This holiday, we wish LYNDHURST 939-0888 626 RIDGE ROAD 617 RIDGE ROAD you a stockingful of LYNDHURST 939-6715 LYNDHURST 438-6221 bright sm iles and a day that’s purrfect in every way Enjoy! M e r r y " Christmas MÄRGE & FRANK f l S CA TELLA THREE COUNTY 528 VALLEY BROOK AVENUE V0LKSW A G 0N LYNDHURST 438-0012 701 RIVERSJDE AVENUE PEAGE t i l LYN0HURST 933 8383 May your most cher ished gifts of the HELLO season be those that G r e e t in g s The joy of Christmas is touch your hearts GREETINGS in the giving May you M e x x i } HELLO*. with love; joy May your Christmas Special delivery wishes enjoy as much pleasure NAZARE MEMORIAL be filled with lots fo r a h o lid a y a ll as you give to others Here’s hoping you of surprises. wrapped up with C h r i s t m a s H OM E, IN C. S-V- scale new heights love and laughter1 DE MASSI CADILLAC 403 RIDGE R0A0 RIDGE WINE on this colorful and & LIQUORS ST HWY. 3 1ST. HWY 17 joyful holiday1 LYNDHURST 438-7272 CRYSTAL CARPETS LYNDHURST 935-3300 MAN S IMAGE 419 RIDGE ROAD 440 VALLEY BROOK AVE 55 RIDGE ROAD ■ y ' ' FRANK S GMC LYNDHURST 939-5590 LYNDHURST 933-2930 LYNDHURST 935 7978 .'S' TRUCK CENTER 1 325 ORIENT WAY % CHEERS LYNDHURST 939-7708^ S e a s o n s M e r r \ j GOOD LUCE G r e e t i n g s C h r is t m a s Our frosty greetings are filled T & E S H 0 P -R IT E Ho! Ho! H oT||’s( that with cheer, at this fun- time again,sqai w e glad LIQUORS filled time of year To all LYNDHURST to say. Hoiope yd ave a our friends we d like to say, 935 3838 very happy day! Thanks “let’s make this the mer SADOWSKI SHELL riest Christmas day'” 2 RIDGE ROAD LYNDHURST 933-5273 LYN DH U RST NEGLIA ENGINEERING H A P P Y ’S MOVING VANS ASSOCIATES PIZZA & SUBS 739 THIRD STREET 710 RI0GE ROAD 207 STUYVESANT AVENUE May your Christmas LYNDHURST 939-3769 LYNDHURST 939-8805 LYNDHURST 939-9133 be aglow with the joys of the season kjulefride J CARUCCI & SONS 208 VAN BUREN ST Q r e c fo n c js 44 LYNDHURST 438 7539 / ■ S t f The holiday spirit is everywhere, filling the season with festive m i and briqht sights G re e tin g s and sounds. We hope it’s an especially m er best Let’s build up a spmt of Here’s hoping that ry time for you! I V a c c love and goodwill by this special season NOEL showing kindness, shar guides you to inner wishes ing faith Enjoy your day' peace and love MORRISONS LI&UOR We’re just dowing with holiday wishes BOGLE AGENCY HY-GRADE & DELICATESSEN ANGELO'S RESTAURANT 300 STUYVESANT AVENUE VOZA’S AUTOMOTIVE PLAID MOTORS INC. AUTO SERVICE 509 STUYVESANT AVE. 263 RIDGE ROAD LYNDHURST 939-107® (7) SERVICE 675 VALLEY MOOK AVE. 349 ORIENT WAY LYNDHURST «8-6416 LYNDHURST 939-1922 341 RIDGE ROAD LYNDHURST 933-9477 LYNDHURST 93*5315 LYNDHURST 438-42S5 Page 18—THURSDAY. DECEMBER 1 1 , j j j l 111 1111 U I I 11 111 1111111 •1 • II In the true S e a s o n s C hristm as SEASONS GREETINGS tradition, may G r e e t i n g s we offer you FROM THE and yours our hopes for a joy- LEADER NEWSPAPER Here's hoping you find many treasures under filled season! Best m tslKS STAFF your tree1 Merry Christmas to one and all! Greetings Christmas * MEADOWLANDS M 3ou CABLEVISI0N G h r i s k m a s To begin the 171 RIVER ROAD Yule on a tuneful NO. ARLINGTON, N.J. Many special thanks note, we wish you go out to all our loyal a ll a jo y o u s d a y ! CHAINER S DELICATESSEN patrons! Have a happy! AND LIQUOR STORE CIMC0 TELEVISION 321 323 BROAD STREET CHASE FLORIST CAHLSTADT 939-0248 226 RIDGE ROAD SALES & SERVICE LYNDHURST 438-397) 425 HACKENSACK STREET CARLSTADT 939-0418 Jfoliban © m ' f i n g s ß o f i c f a y May your days be aglow with many happy moments Wishing you a throughout the holidays world of Christ mas cheer that’s MAGIC CARPET bright and festive! TRAVELS 326 HACKENSACK STREET CARLSTADT 933-0282 Best Wishes M e r r y G r e e t i n g s for the Holiday C h r i s t m a s S e a s o n ! LYNDHURST MICHAEL SALUMERIA BILL'S ftORIST EDWARD’S LIQUORS LYNDHURST PASTRY SHOP H a p p y ITALIAN DELI 166 MAPLE AVENUE 80 UNION BOULEVARD ANIMAL HOSPITAL 256 RIDGE ROAD WALLINGTON 778-8878 536 VALLEY BROOK AVENUE WALLINGTON 472-9468 LYNOHURST 939-3951 LYNOHURST 939-9654 103 RIDGE ROAD C h r i s t m a s LYNDHURST 933-5333 We're sending all our loyal patrons a huge wish may your 6firiétîriçis holiday be the merriest one yet' ‘W is fì... Enjoy it. all! STATE AUTO PARTS DEMCHAKS FLORIST 465 VALLEY BROOK AVENUE 99 MIDLAND AVENUE LYNDHURST 438-7070 WALLINGTON 777-6224 We’re chiming in with NOEL warm wishes lor a very Greetings G r e e t i n g s happy holiday season! PEACE May the faith, hope and May you experience a spiritual warmth that MASCHIO ^ u l e f i d e % May your Christ holiday season fit for this season brings be RESTAURANT mas day flourish LEVY’S PHARMACY royalty! Many thanks! yours. Merry Christmas. 123 RIDGE R0A0 Q r e e f in g s with gifts of love 299 STUYVESANT AVENUE LYNOHURST 438-9491 THREE S COMPANY Our thanks to you LYNOHURST 438-1026 INTERCITY SERVICE Happy Christmas wishes 36 PARK AVENUE GAILS 1000 VALLEY BROOK AVE. to one and all We hope RUTHERFORD 935-1311 857 KEARNY AVE LYNOHURST 933-9500 it’s filled with lots of fun! KEARNY. N.J. 991-2247 WALLINGTON TAVERN 62 WALLINGTON AVENUE WALLINGTON 779-9478 MERRY M e r r y CHRISTMAS C h r i s t m a s Bappv fiolklay As you wrap up your season S C O m S CORNER May your day be bright of good cheer and good and sunny from LIQUORS friends, we fondly offer our start to finish! Best 341 PATERSON AVENUE hopes for a very special B est Wishes holiday, indeed! May wishes to all! WALLINGTON 939-6534 Hope you glide through you enjoy it to the fullest! H o lid a y this joyous holiday A.J.'S MUSIC MANIA season with tidings of G r e e t in g s « 5 VALLEY BROOK AVE. comfort and happiness. THREE SON'S ALL ABOUT LYNDHURST 939-9144 HELLO CHASE MACHINE CO. HAR0WARE FLOWERS 155 PATERSON AVENUE BENECKI'S MOBIL 127 PARK AVENUE 555 VALLEY BROOK AVE LYNDHURST 438-2214 WALLINGTON 471-6264 310 RUTHERFORD AVENUE LYNOHURST 460-9420 LYNOHURST 933-0670 Ikst UlislKS Holiday J f R e a s o n s R e a s o n « ( f im t h t g s From all of us to all of ^■(© rcetings you "Hope you have a headline-making May your Christmas Day holiday perfect in shine as brightly with every way and a many joyous moments! Christm as Joy CHEERS KINGSLAND very merry Christmas'” ROYAL HAWAIIAN SERVICE CENTER Wishes T0RREM0LIN0S 500 RIVERSIK AVENUE LYNOHURST PALMS AAMC0 TRANSMISSIONS 518STUYttSAKTAVE RESTAURANT LYNOHURST 939-2*38 MAZUR'S BAKERY INSURANCE AGENCY tM -1M MOUND AVE. 29* STUYVESANT AVE LYNDHURST 830-2300 LYNOHURST 323 RI0GE ROAD 939-2477 LYNOHURST 935-7770 KEARNY. N.J. M i l l LYNOHURST 431-5168 ♦ THURSDAY, DECEM BER 31, lt81—Page It I happy NO. ARLINGTON JOY TO Alili CHEERS ROOFING VEN TURA HOLIDAY SHELL SERVICE CENTER SALES COMPANY GLASS COMPANY STEVES STEAK HOUSE 524 PATERSON AVENUE 64 CARLTON AVENUE ROUTE 17 & BERRY AVE 101 RIDGE ROAD EAST RUTHERFORD 939-2650 EAST RUTHERFORD 939-3226 CARLSTAOT 438-9677 9 9 1 -9 5 9 5 P e a c e S E A S O N ’S GREETINGS COLANERIBROTHERS 236 PARK AVENUE THE CORNERSTONE INN JIM GAFrNEY EAST RUTHERFORD 939-4405 491 BROAD STREET 151 PARK AVENUE CARLSTAOT 460-7777 EAST RUTHERFORD 438 4429 G r e e t i n g s s e a s o n ' s CHEERS In the true tradition of this c h e e r To old friends and new wonderful season, may you W e're marching out to wish go our sincere wishes find peace and spiritual you in the warmest w ay a for a warm, wonderful contentment Our thanks most joyous Christmas day1 holiday. DON & ROSITA BOTTOM OF THE H o l i d a y DANCE STUDIO EAST MEADOWLAND BARREL CLEANERS G r e e t i n g s 538 BR0A0 STREET 125 PARK AVENUE 237 PATERSON AVENUE CARLSTAOT 438 3053 EAST RUTHERFORD 935-2810 May your Christmas EAST RUTHERFORD 460-1122 be abloom with hap piness, and bud ding with joy, peace and love. Have a won derful day. friends! MEADOWLAND PHARMACY 228 PATERSON AVENUE EAST RUTHERFORD 939-0444 HEIM) O m 'f í Ü U J ü d m » Holiday Greetings W EST END As we sing glorious praises to His CAPPY'S GETTY We know we re on the right track when name, let s herald in the season of B e s t STATION we say, "Have a wonderful Christmas in COFFEE SHOP His birth with peace, joy. love and Rich & Terry Lanía 217 PARK AVENUE, RUTHERFORD every way. and thank you dear friends!" faith May you enjoy the hohdav. 317 Union Avenue 939-9693 . 460-9040 COOPER W i s h e s T H E CANDLEWYCK RUTHERFORD 939-9650 LUMBER COMPANY This holiday, we wish DINER you a stockingful of 179 PATERSON AVENUE R17 AND UNION AVENUE bright sm iles and a EAST RUTHERFORD 933-4446 EAST RUTHERFORD 939 1432 day that’s purrfect in every way. Enjoy! M e r r y EUROPEAN TOURS V Christm as TRAVEL SERVICE WINDOW FASHION 227 PATERSON AVENUE EAST RUTHERFORD 933-5632 OUTLET > ROUTE 17 SOUTH LANDMARK PEAGE MALL EASTRUTHERF0R0 935 3663 May your most cher ished gifts of the HELLO season be those that G r e e t in g s The joy of Christmas is touch your hearts GREETINGS in the giving May you HELLO with love; joy. ANTONETTE'S M e r r y BERLIN & JONES CO. enjoy as much pleasure Here's hoping you JEAN BARRETT BEAUTY CUPBOARD as you give to others INC. scale new heights ANTIQUES 582 A PATERSON AVENUE 0 LEARY'S PUB C h r i s t m a s 2 EAST UNION AVENUE on this colorful and 138 PARK AVENUE EAST RUTHERFORD 438-9767 185 ROUTE 17 NEW MUSIC EAST RUTHERFORD 933 -5900 joyful holiday! EAST RUTHERFORD 933-4771 EAST RUTHERFORD 939-4545 WORLD INC. , ^ . GEORGE ZIMMERMAN 154 PARK AVENUE w > . ■ 335 HACKENSACK ST EAST RUTHERF0R0 933 5571 J CARLSTAOT 939-1675 CHEERS S e a s o n s GREETINGS Merru Rekindle old friend G r e e t i n g s ships this season C h r is t m a s m a ke n ew on e s1 STAN’S O ur frosty greetings are filled with cheer, at this fun BERGEN TIRE AUTO BODY filled time of year To all COMPANY 331 PATERSON PLANK R0. our friends w e’d like to say. CARLSTAOT 939-5930 ‘ let’s make this the mer 240 PATERSON AVENUE riest Christmas day1” PEACE CARLSTAOT 935-0666 MOZART SEND IN NEW JERSEY MEDICAL TELEVSION CO. LABORATORIES THE CLOWNS 224 PATERSON AVENUE 30 AMES AVENUE EAST RUTHERFORD 935-4531 744 PATERSON AVENUE RUTHERFORD 935-8464 EAST RUTHERFORD 935-1076 ALCHUS PRINTING 5 GLEN R0A0 RUTHERFORD 935-4606 ^ u l e f i d e Q r e e f in g s The holiday spirit js everywhere, filling the season with festive m m and bright sights and sounds We hope it's an especially m er best Let s build up a spm,t of Here’s hoping that ry time for you! love and goodwill by I V a c e this special season NOEL showing kindness, shar wishes This Christmas, we pro guides you to inper ing faith Enjoy your day! LINOLEUM SALES We re just glowing with H ap pin ess is a h o li claim the very merri peace and love Dav« I Richard OavMson holiday wishes to all our day abundant with all the est of holidays to date 135 PARK AVENUE dear friends. Enjoy, all! niceties of the season! hope that it is, friends! N EW PA R K THOMAS J.DIFFILY EAST RUTHERDORD 438-1844 KORWAN’S JEWELERS SHERWIN-WILLIAMS CO. BOOK JUNCTION FLAMINGO RESTAURANT FUNERAL HOME INC. 101 PARK AVENUE 4« PARK AVENUE 39 PARK AVENUE 250 PARK AVENUE 41 AMES AVENUE RUTHERFORD 939-0533 RUTHERFORD 833 3434 RUTHERFORD 933-7603 EAST RUTHERF0R0 939-9445 RUTHERF0R0 939-0098 Page j>—THURSDAY. DECEM BER 31. IM ! |)||l 11 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 R e a s o n s inasto g r e e t i n g s i h c m ì m i i é Peace On Earth, G oodwill To Men S e a s o n ’s G re e tin g STEV EN S ART CEN TER RUTHERFORDS MANOR SPORTING GOODS 126 PARK AVENUE S W E E T SHOP RUTHERFORD 935-5491 32 PARK AVENUE 112 JACKSON AVENUE RUTHERFORD 438-7869 RUTHERFORD 460-0389 LYNN CHEVROLET W« sincerely w ith 461 KEARNY AVE all of you a very KEARNY, N.J happy holiday! p e a c e 998-9800 C h r i s t m a s G h r i s f e m e s Many special thanks 3 o u VARRELMANN'S go out to all our loyal BAKERY patrons! Have a happy' C O R R EC T 60 PARK AVENUE SHOE FITTERS RUTHERFORD 939 0462 BERLIN'S 118 PARK AVENUE 94 PARK AVENUE RUTHERFORD 438-0032 RUTHERFORD 9390043 f o o t i n g s F i a p y y ¿ n o f ic f a v May your days be aglow with many happy moments Wishing you a throughout the holidays world of Christ mas cheer that's SHEAR ECSTASY bright and festive! BEAUTY SALON 325 UNION AVENUE RUTHERFORD 335-5554 M e r r y G r e e t i n g s C h r i s t m a s M U R R A Y S Seasons Greetings WEST END G IR GALLERY B R O T H E R S 82 PARK AVENUE Here's hoping you find many treasures under HARDWARE INC. H a p p y SHOP RITE your tree! Merry Christmas to one and all' RUTHERFORD 438-6300 19 PARK AVENUE 310-314 UNION AVENUE BARBARA’S PLACE RUTHERFORD 939-1811 C h r i s t m a s RUTHERFORD 939-7830 IB SUN ROM) RUTHERFORD 935-8596 We’re sending all our loyal patrons a huge wish may your holiday be the G f t r i n i n j a s merriest one yet! ‘W isii... Enjoy it. all! M ay your holiday be e x tra special filled with all the things you treasure! ELF SHOE REPAIR CARMEN'S PIZZERIA 12 FRANKLIN PLACE 37Va PARK AVENUE RUTHERFORD 438-0657 RUTHERFORD 939-2327 We're chiming in with NOEL warm wishes for a very Greetings happy holiday season' PEACE May the faith, hope and G r e e t i n g s May you experience a spiritual warmth that C A CH AREL ^ u l e f i d e % May your Christ CENTRAL BARBER holiday season fit for this season brings be WAREHOUSE OUTLET mas day flourish SHOP royalty! Many thanks! yours Meny Christrias 290 VETERANS BOULEVARD g r e e t i n g s with gifts of love RUTHERFORD (201)933-7649 4 AMES AVENUE WOMAN'S WORLD Our thanks to you GARRAWAY STUDIOS RUTHERFORD 935 4420 375 CARMITA AVENUE 194 PARK AVENUE THE DAISY PATCH RUTHERFORD 939-4794 RUTHERFORD 438-9400 D 0 U N i n s u r a n c e 11 ORIENT WAV ASSOCIATES RUTHERF0R0 939 2663 240 PARK AVENUE RUTHERFORD 935-8900 MERRY M e r r y CHRISTMAS It's time for Santa to wish C h r i s t m a s Bappv holiday all his friends an espe As you wrap up your season May your day be bright cially happy holiday! of good cheer and good and sunny. . . from friends, we fondly offer our start to finish! Best MAH-RAJA INC. hopes for a very special wishes to all! 47 PARK AVENUE Best Wishes holiday, indeed! May Hope you ÿid e through H o lid a y RUTHERFORD 935-1808 you enjoy it to the fullest! LEE’S GARDEN this joyous holiday G r e e t in g s season with tidings of MONTCLAIR ACADEMY RESTAURANT comfort and happiness RUTHERFORD 4 GLEN R0A0. RUTHERFORD OF DANCE 933-4143 . 933-4179 HELLO THREE’S COMPANY 70 HOME AVENUE LETTERSHOP RUTHERFORDRUTHERFORD FORGE 36 PARK AVENUE RUTHERFORD 288 PARK AVENUE RUTHERFORD 933-2666 THE BOROUGH STREET RUTHERFORD 935-1311 935 5457 • 746-3522 RUTHERFORD 939-8867 (kst UJisbcs R e a s o n s ® r e e t t n g s R e a s o n s From all of us to all of • g r e e t i n g s you "Hope you have a headline-making May your Christmas Day holiday perfect in shine as brightly with every way and a many joyous moments! CHEERS very merry Christmas!” HERCULES FITNESS NORTH JERSEY RUTHERFORD CENTER W is h e s PETE’S AMOCO AUTO PARTS INC. DRUG COMPANY 132 UNION AVENUE latorraca STATION 64 UNION AVENUE 72 PARK AVENUE RUTHERFORD 438-537 REALTY CORPORATION BOB GOLDSTEIN W ERIE AVENUE RUTHERFORD 438 5670 RUTHERFORD 939-0076 30 PARK AVENUE 56 PARK AVENUE RUTHERFORD 939-9111 RUTHERFORD 935-7800 THURSDAY, DECEM BER 31, 1M1—Page 21 Qttestijrup U A o k u £ M ay heart* every where be filled May the miracle of with contentment. this Holy time bring you lasting peace. MODERN EMPIRE CLEANING REGIS TRAVEL ELECTRICAL SHOP & TAILORING AGENCY 55 PARK AVENUE 3 UNION AVENUE ' 315 UNION AVENUE RUTHERFORO 438-6632 RUTHERFORO 939-0913 RUTHERFORO 933-5252 K IN G T O U R S When you Travel With KING Susanne Bingham G w e t b ig i ft>u Are Treated Like One Mary Jane VanAalst 108 RIDGE ROAD s e a s o n s CJem J Lange G r e e t i n g s Tim Becker Carol Zemak NORTH ARLINGTON In the true tradition of this c h e e r Donna Parry 998-4800 wonderful season, may you We’re marching out to wish find peace and spiritual you in the warmest w ay a REALTIES contentment. Our thanks most joyous Christmas day' by Susanne Bingham JU STIN K A N D C 58 UNION AVE REALTY COMPANY CURTAIN SHOP RUTHERFORD N J 07070 300 UNION AVENUE 29 PARK AVENUE (201)933-2213 H o l i d a y RUTHERFORO 939-7500 RUTHERFORD 935-7177 G r e e t i n g s COLLINS-CALHOUN FUNERAL HOME Walter Calhoun-Owner Manager License No. 204 19 LINCOLN AVENUE RUTHERFORD 939-1050 ‘H E L L 0 O k r r î i m j ü (DMEMBÉ Wreaths of holly, Holiday Greetings M ay y o u r fe s tiv e As we sing glorious praises to His sounds of laughter a d o rn m e n ts r e fle c t name, let's herald in the season of we take this time to We know we're on the right track when your inner joy as you His birth with peace, joy. love and extend warmest holi we say, “ Have a wonderful Christmas in celebrate the season faith May you enjoy the holidav day wishes to you all! every way and thank you dear friends1" with loved ones D & D MAGIC P A P P A S CROSBY JEWELERS LAMPLIGHTER 329 UNION AVENUE FLOOR COVERING *50 PARK AVENUE COFFEE SHOP RUTHERFORD 939-8986 50 UNION AVENUE RUTHERFORD 438-8669 7 STATION SQUARE RUTHERFORD 438-0220 RUTHERFORD 438 6336 P e a c e o n E a r t h — M e r r y B e s t G o o d W i l l t o M e n . 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COIN SINCERELY YOURS shapes and sizes! love and lauqhter1 RUTHERFORO 939-2500 43 PARK AVENUE ■ i * FLOWERS-GIFT SHOPPE NEW CHINA INN BUSY HANDS LEPRECHAUN 327 UNION AVENUE RUTHERFORD 935-6383 32 AMES AVENUE 319 UNION AVENUE STATIONERY . j- ' RUTHERFORO 935-1530 / RUTHERFORD 438-0324 RUTHERFORD 939-1760 6 PARK AVENUE CHEERS RUTHERFORD 935-0759 S e a s o n s M e r r y ' ¿ J i VAN KESSEL C h r is t m a s G r e e t i n g s TRAVEL SERVICE Our frosty greetings are filled 106 PARK AVENUE with cheer, at this fun- RUTHERFORD filled time of year To all GOLD T Y P E our friends we'd like to say, 933 4400 BUSINESS MACHINES “let’s make this the mer 112 PARK AVENUE riest Christmas day1’’ RUTHERFORD 935-5090 ELECTR0LBURNER THOMAS PRINTING & NEW PA RK MFG. CO. INC. OFFICE SUPPLY CO. 22 UNION AVENUE CENTER MARKET 313 UNION AVNUE RUTHERFORD 939-8300 114 PARK AVENUE RUTHERFORD 939-0509 May your Christmas RUTHERFORD 939-6666 be aglow with the joys of the season CEV0LI AN0 SONS FtnMriy Jackson Vill Deli ¿ f t 111 JACKSON AVENUE Qreefings RUTHERFORO 939-7511 The holiday spirit is everywhere, filling the season with festive 1 M and bright sights G re e tin g s and sounds. We hope it’s an especially mer best Let’s build up a spint of Here’s hoping that ry time for you! I V a e e love and goodwill by this special season showing kindness, shar NOEL w i s h e s guides you to inner This Christmas, we pro ing faith Enjoy your day! We re just glowing with H ap pin ess is a h o li claim the very merri p«ace and love THE SCHIZOPHRENIA holiday wishes to all our day abundant with all the * est of holidays to date BOUTIQUE dear friends Enjoy, all! niceties of the season! hope that it is, friends! BLANCHE S MILLINERY PARK AVENUE 96 PARK AVENUE BRAND AUTO PARTS PARK EXXON G 0FFIN S AN0 HAN0BAGS COIFFEUR RUTHERFORO 933-1955 36 AMES AVENUE 224 PARK AVENUE 64 PARK AVENUE 34 PARK AVENUE 104 PARK AVENUE RUTHERFORD 438-9494 RUTHERFORD 939-9726 RUTHERFORO 438-3636 RUTHERFORD 438-9601 RUTHERFORO 933-9282 P a g e Z i —THURSDAY. DECEM BER 31. 1M 1 i h i i i h " M e m j Christmas MAYOR EDWARD MART0NE COUNCILMAN ROBERT MYERS COUNCILMAN JOHN BRAT0WICZ North Arlington Board of Education COUNCILMAN JOHN MEEHAN COUNCILMAN EDWARD SANZAL0NE HENRY REHM, PRESIDENT COUNCILMAN GAVIN CERC0 DONALD O’NEILL COUNCILMAN WILLIAM BLACK ALLERS WALKER BUSINESS ADMINISTRATOR ROBERT LAND0LFI MARIE PLATTEN JOHN MADSEN Supt. of Schools HARRY STEINER G r e e t i n g s (§ood I f cicl< Secretary-Business Administrator s e a s o n s In the true tradition of this FROM THE CHARLES WEIGAND wonderful season, may you find peace and spiritual c h e e r LEADER NEWSPAPER contentment. Our thanks We’re marching out to wish you in the warmest way. . a STAFF MORAN TOWING most joyous Christmas day' AND AUTOMOTIVE BORRELLI’S 134 ARLINGTON AVENUE SWEETSHOP Kearny N.J. 269 Ridge Rd 991-4660 NORTH ARLINGTON H o l i d a y 991-9565 O r e e t i n j ^ PHIL'S LUGGAGE & LEATH ER GOODS 40 Ridge Rd NORTH ARLINGTON 998-0307 - H E L L 0 ( S r w t i t u ^ Wreaths of holly, May your festive sounds of laughter, Holiday Greetings adornments reflect A s we sing glorious praises to His we take this time to your inner joy as you name, let’s herald in the season of We know we’re on the right track when celebrate the season extend warmest holi His birth with peace, joy, love and B e s t we say. “ Have a wonderful Christmas in with loved ones day wishes to you all' faith May you enjoy the holiday FIELD PAINTS every way and thank you dear friends!" GOLDEN LEAF FLORIST 443 Kearny Ave. CAL0 SASS VFW POST 4697 SKIRT AND SHIRT W i s h e s 142 RIDGE ROAD 36 Ridge Rd. Kearny. N.J. AND LADIES AUXILIARY NORTH ARLINGTON This holiday, we wish 991-4600 222 River Rd 997-0202 NORTH ARLINGTON you a stockingful of NORTH ARLINGTON 998-9442 bright smiles and a day that's purrfect in every way Enjoy1 M e r r y KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS C h r i s t m a s QUEEN OF PEACE COUNCIL 3428 B e s t F0RESTA S STATIONARY AND LADIES AUXILIARY 597 RIDGE ROAD Corner of Belmont NORTH ARLINGTON and River Raod W i s h e s 991-3427 NORTH ARLINGTON PEAEE May the season be May your most cher blessed with love HELLO ished gifts of the and happiness, The joy of Christmas is season be those that in the giving. May you touch your hearts peace and hope We wish you the vety enjoy as much pleasure M v x x y HELLO with love; joy. as you give to others OTTO DECORATORS nicest of holidays! W HITE ROSE 575 Ridge Rd LILLY’S SPORTSWEAR Christm as < LIQUORS AND DELI NORTH ARLINGTON VIGILANTE PLUMBING SERVICE 6 Ridge Rd NORTH ARLINGTON 384 Belleville Tpk 991-6185 725 RIVERSIDE AVENUE HARRY HANDRACK NORTH ARLINGTON LYNDHURST 939-3014 998-5455 157 Ridge Rd 991-4556 No Arlington. N.J. CHEERS .Y\err\j S e a s o n s TODD STUDIOS PHOTOGRAPHY Cfomtmnfi G r e e t i n g s 420 River Rd Ho1 Ho' Ho' It s that NORTH ARLINGTON time aqain. we re glad Our frosty greetings are filled 991-4662 to say Hope you have a with cheer, at this fun- very happy day' Thanks filled time of year. To all our friends w e’d like to say, PEACE fßest UliSlKS LOU S SERVICE CENTER “let’s make this the mer ______209 RIDGE ROAD riest Christmas day!” To our many friends NORTH ARLINGTON and loyal patrons go 998-3339 VARI JEWELERS NO. ARLINGTON our sincere thanks 12 Ridge Rd BOWL 0 DROME FAHEY S BOTTLE SHOP NOTHER ARLINGTON 200 Schuyler Ave. 592 Ridge Rd 998-0707 NORTH ARLINGTON NORTH ARLINGTON May your Christmas 998-9621 991-6767 be aglow with the joys of the season ^ U u lc H d c Harrison Q re e fo n c js Friends The holiday spirit is everywhere, filling I n i the season with festive and bright sights G re e tin g s and sounds We hope it s an especially mer G r e e t in g s Let’s build up a spirit of ry time for you! love and goodwill by Here’s hoping that May your Christmas NOEL showing kindness; shar this special season DELS be filled with lots ing faith Enjoy your day! guides you to inner SANDWICH SHOP of surprises ... in all peace and love. shapes and sizes! PAROW FUNERAL HOME LIL’S UNISEX SALON 31 Ridge Rd MEDAUIONCAROS 185 RIDGE ROAD 269 Ridge Rd NORTH ARLINGTON JO JO’S PIZZA Beverly Murphy AND G ift s NORTH ARLINGTON NORTH ARLINGTON 998-8440 726 RIDGE ROAD 998-7555 17 Schuyler Ave LYNOHURST 833-0360 991-8760 NORTH ARLINGTON 997-0202 r THURSDAY, DECEM BER 31, 1W1—Page Tk O b i t u a r i e s H. Lee Moss, A M an Of M any Honors H.H Leeli¥ Moss,Mn«« a Inuioriiui towering sity fdtv MMr r. U/u»Moss koMheld thattk.i Rutherford figure who position until 1971. non-political, non-official Mr. Moss was a veteran dren. agency, which led the way of World W ar I served in many public ca Appointed to the Bergen Services were arrarçed Alfonso Fizzarotti to development of the Mrs. J. Amedeo DeBerardinis pacities, died Dec 14 at County Board of Taxation by Collins-Calhoun Funer Alfonso FizJferotti, 68, the age of 83 meadowlands Survivors include his Mrs.Josephine Fallatico Mr. Moss served 20 years al Home, Rutherford, and former Lyndhurst resi Telia of Rutherford, a sis In 1964 he was named wife. Ethel E ve n tt Moss; DeBerardinis died at her For longtime Rutherford in that office. were held at Grace dent, died Dec 20 in Jack ter, Mrs. Rose Bonelli of Man of the Year by the two sons. Robert W of home in Rutherford Dec. residents the name of Mr. As usual M r Moss's Episcopal Church Of son Township where he Lyndhurst and two grand Rutherford Chamber of Moss was as fa m ila r as the brand of service drew ac Rutherford and Richard G ficials of FDU and of the had resided since his re 18. She was 76. children. name on the borough post Commerce and later he of Union C ity, a sister. borough and county were tirem ent as a truck driver Bom in New York, Mrs. colades from his asso Funeral services were office. A lifelong resident served as director of mem Jane Keller of Bozeman. in attendance Burial was for Setti Engineers, Para DeBerardinis lived in Lyn ciates and the admiring from the Nazare Memorial of Rutherford, he served public. bership services Mont , and five grandchil- in Hillside Cemetery mus. dhurst until she moved to Home. Lyndhurst. with a on the borough council for Fairleigh Dickinson Uni Survivors are his two Rutherford 56 years ago. mass of requiem at Sacred six years and on the Board versity rewarded him with daughters, Mrs. Claire Survivors include her Heart Church. Lyndhurst. of Education three years. an honorary degree in 1957 Cattanese of Pequannock husband. Amedeo, a Interm ent was in Holy Barba Young New In both offices M r. Moss and a decade later stu and Esther Jumper of daughter, Mrs. Angela Cross Cemetery. distinguished himself for Jackson; a brother. dents paid him a signal selfless contributions to honor by m arking his ser Frank, of Pennsyl vama, Mrs. Clara Segro-Murtagh Relocation Coordinator the governm ent levels on vice to the university two sisters. Claire Meyer Mrs. Clara Segro- She is survived by her hus which he was serving. Bill Abbott of Abbott & and Ceil H icci of Forked The meadowlands were Bremer Realtors has an M urtagh died Dec 26 in band, John, and a brother, Mr Moss was vice presi Kiver, and three grand a challenge to M r Moss as nounced the appointment Rutherford She was 65. Michael Segro of Wall- dent of the A . if Purdy Co children. His wife. Hose, they were to other resi of Barba Young as the Bom in Passaic. Mrs. ington and four sisters of Lyndhurst. a steel com died in 1971. A fte r services dents of the area. For six firm s new Relocation Co Segro-Murtagh lived in Funeral services were pany from which he re in Ippolito-Stellato Funeral years Mr Moss served as ordinator She w ill be the both Lyndhurst and held from the Nazare Me tired in 1963 At that time Home a mass was offered vice chairman of the official greeter and initial Rutherford For eight morial Home. Lyndhurst. he was named director of at Sacred Heart Catholic Bergen County contact for transferring years she was a sales clerk with a mass of requiem at student placement at Fair Church, Lyndhurst Meadowlands Regional families anticipating a for the Drucker Depart Sacred Heart Catholic leigh Dickinson Univer Planning Commission, a move to this part of New ment Store, Rutherford Church. N . D e R o s a Jersey She w ill also assist Nettie De Rosa. 68. died John (Tabby) Tita, in coordinating corporate Sunday at Clara Maass Mrs. Josephine Prinzo moves w ith Alice Quester Memorial Hospial. Belle Dies At Age Of 74 Relocation D irector of the Mrs Josephine Prinzo, and came to this country in ville. new Relocation Center in 81, of Lyndhurst, died Dec. 1907, settling in Lyndhurst John (Tabby» Tita. 74. and a parishioner of Sa M rs.De Hosa was bom Franklin Lakes 26. She was born in Sicily Mrs. Prinzo lived in Jer died Wednesday at home. cred Heart Church in Hoboken and moved to Prior to the transferee s sey City 25 years and re M r T ita was bom in He is survived by his East Rutherford 56 years R o s e S o u z a move to "house hunt turned to Lyndhurst 13 Lyndhurst and was a life wife, the former Jane Col Education courses. Bill agement in New York City ago Funeral services were Barba w ill have sent per Abbott has been re-ap- years ago Her husband. long resident asurdo; a son. Joseph of bringing with her excep j She was a parishioner of held Tuesday, Dec. 15 for tinent information regard Joseph, died in 1963 He was a machinist for Hillsdale, and two grand pomted President of the tional organizational skills St Joseph R.C. Church Mrs. Rose (Coutho) Souza, ing area schools, tax rates, Survivors include three the Leslie Co.. of Whip- children Metro New York. New Jer in her new position with and a m emeber of its 81, who dicxl at home Dec. community facilities, etc sey. Conn RELO Group sons. Carm ine of East pany, before retiring in Funeral services were Abbott & Brem er Mother's Club and choir 10 after a long illness. She will then proceed to Established in 1960 RELO Brunswick. Joseph of 1972 held from the Nazare Me She is survived by her Mrs Souza was bom in match up the potential has exceeded all other re Hazlet and Peter of Lyn He was a m ember of the morial Home followed by a Because of her great in husband. Salvatore; s son. Portugal and came to this client with an Abbott & location firm s in volume of dhurst, two brothers, John Knights of Columbus Lyn Mass at Sacred Heart terest in better education Jesse of East Rutheford. country in 1910 and lived in Brem er sales associate transferees service of Paterson and Thomas of dhurst Council No 2396 Church for children Barba has and coordinate each step two daughters, Johanna Massachusetts and New Lyndhurst, three sisters. Barba and her husband always supported or insuring a smooth and Kurtz of F lorida and Ann ark for 14 years before Mrs. Rose Bonaparte of Bill and their two children ganizations with these InterfaithSeniors trouble-free transaction Annitti of East moving to Lyndhurst 30 Paterson, Mrs. Caroline are form er residents of goals She was a member By M ichael Kios Rutherford; three broth years ago Marfino, of Lyndhurst and also visited to clim ax the Abbott & Brem er Re Manhattan She attended of the School Board of Riv Interfaith Seniors of happy occasion ers. Anthony Farina of She was a parishioner of Helen Lupo of Jersey City, altors are long-time mem N Y U. and the Berkeley erside Church w hen a resi North Arlington began Wood-Ridge. James Our Lady of Mount Carmel 10 grandchildren and two No m eetings w ill be held bers of RELO and at Business School in New dent of M anhattan, and is their holiday activities Farina of East Rutherford R.C. Church. great-grandchildren during the remaining holi tribute a m ajor portion of York Licensed in per currently Chairman of the when 100 members jour their business to the or and Joseph Farina of Her husband. Joseph, Funeral services were day season The usual sonnel work, she owned Education Committee of neyed to Tappen Zee Town ganization A leader in de South Norwalk. Conn., died in 1970. from the Mazare Memori business m eeting w ill oc her own business special the Title I Program at Cen House. Nyack, N Y . Dec seven sisters, Carmella Mrs. Souza leaves five al Home Wednesday with a cur on Jan 7 The Jan 14 veloping nationwide RELO izmg in Personnel Man- tral School in Glen Rock 10. for dinner and enter Trotter, Ann Cocozzo, Car children; Cecelia Warick, mass of requiem at Sacred meeting w ill include a tainm ent rie Tortora, Mary Biaucci, and Joseph Souza, Jr., of Heart Catholic Church slide show showing Spain, Savings On 1981 Taxes Tina Sottilaro and Betty Lyndhurst; James Souza On Dec 17. a buffet with emphasis on Madrid lunch at the Senior Center Farina all of East of Coionia, Eve Blanquer The In te rfa ith Seniors Now that we are into De year, it is to your advan Certificates They won t do was enjoyed by 186 mem Rutherford, and Eleanor of Pequannock and Deliala Chorus To Meet wish everyone blessed and cember. is it too late to tage to take as many de you much good this year, Germane of Huntington. bers and guests who were Pointe of Winter Park, St Elizabeth s Chapter, joyous holidays and a hap save on your 1981 income ductions as you can for but it s not too early to Conn.; and 10 grandchil entertained by a taxes'1 Some moves are Fla.; one sister, Marina the Evening Group of py and healthful New 1981 Pay all your medical plan for 1982 s taxes' dren. WEKearny group Santa Year Pombo of New Bedford, Episcopal Church Women still possible, according to and dental bills before Funeral services were Mass.; and 11 grandchil of Grace Church w ill hold a representative of H&R year-end Pay off any in Wednesday from the dren. Block For example, do their first meeting of 82 on Queen Of Peace Council terest outstanding on loans Thomas J. Diffily Funeral Funeral arrangements Wednesday following the you have any used but still or credit cards Pay the Home. Rutherford, and at usable toys, clothing or M e n were made by Nazare Me Service of Holy Commu 3428 Starts New Year January installment on St Joseph Church. morial Home, Lyndhurst. nion at 8:00 p m Mrs John furniture Consider donat your estimated state tax Queen of Peace Council Raffle scheduled for Janu its time f f f y ^ ing these item s to the early Make a cash dona Spellman will conduct a 3428 Knights of Columbus ary 16 and by Thomas brief business meeting and Salvation A rm y. Goodwill, tion to your church or w ill open the New Year O Connor on the Fifth Sun tor the group w ill be busy a local hospital, etc It is chanty before Dec-ember P A R O W with a regular council day Communion Breakfast suggested that you prepare 31 Put insulation or new comfort, m aking Johnnie Coats meeting on Tuesday Janu set for January 31 for Bergen Pines and deco a list of the item s donated storm windows or doors or ary 5. at 8.15 p.m. in the Charity Ball and Raffle Funeral Hom e, - rations for next year's Hol along with their present weather-stripping in your council home. 194 River tickets are available from ly Fair Refreshments will fa ir m arket value and house now If you have S erving Every R eligion Rd North Arlington Joseph J Van Over and lifetim e be served by hostesses on have this list receipted by rental property, make any Grand K night John T Jack Fitzhenry and Com the charity in order to ven HENRYS. PAROW a rota basis under the su necessary repairs lm OWNER MANAGER Keenan 1J w ill preside munion Breakfast tickets to send pervision of Mrs James fy your contribution mediately Reports w ill be pre from A1 Cullen 185 Ridge Road North Arlington Buffey, Hospitality Chair If you are not covered by Check your investment flowers. sented by R ichard M. Tay man. a pension plan where you portfolio to see if you have For Sym pathy 998-7555 lor on th C h arity Ball and Christmas work, it is s till not to late any losses Up to $3.000 of flowers and plants, CALL Party to open an Individal Re losses not of set by gains tirement Account You can can be used against your Bill’s Florist BURK-KONARSKI The annual children s deposit up to 15 percent of other income Just be sure 80 Union Blvd. Christmas p a rty sponsored Wallmgton, NJ. FUNERAL HOME your earned income or not to buy the same stock by the North Arlington 778-8878 SERVING ALL FAITHS $1.500. whichever is back until at least 31 days Junior Woman s Club was higher Not only will that Wit 11 have elapsed from the date held in the N orth Arlington amount reduce your tax of sale Dignity - Reverence - Efficiency & Economy FUNERAL BRUNCH branch of K earny Federal able income for this year, If you are in a 30 percent ACCOMMODATIONS John L Burk. Du i Paul Konarski. Mgr Savings & Loan Asso but whatever interest it or higher tax bracket, | We offer a unique service ciation. 80 Ridge Road earns w ill also not be taxed ;ompf>sed of a complete 52 RIDGl ROAD. I Y N D h U R S T . N J think about A ll Savers uncheon (starts at s3 75). The children were enter until you start making )39 04')0 I We do an the planning at tained by Whoopsie the withdrawals between 58 '2 | tnis difficult time Large Chapels Parking on Prem ises Clown A special visit was and 70 years of age Self made by Santa Claus who employed individuals can HIGH SEAS distributed gifts sim ilarly open a Keogh ac RESTAURANT Hostess for the party count Parsnips are best as a late 185 River Road North Arlington was Lynn Jarvis. Home Considering that tax winter vegetable. They be come sweeter after long ex Life chairman rales w ill be lower next 991-5593 posure to cold tem peratures. MEMORIAL HOME, INC. “ THE ORIGINAL 403 Ridge Road. Lyndhurst, New Jersey 07071 Est. 1929 438-7272 R u t h e r for« 5 JOSEPH M. NAZARE. MGR. F l o r i s t «IMMMMMMMMtmMtUUUU.Ut A Division of Exotic Plant System s Inc. 67 Park Ave., RutherfoTd, N.J. DIFFILY SERVICE 9 3 5 - 4 8 8 0 Credit Card Over Phone TRUSTWORTHY . DEPENDABLE i w n w f V f m NEIGHBORLY SPIRIT W hile our services retain that neighborly spirit P A R K M ANOR NEG of sym pathetic understanding, they also reflect Dedicated to Better Patient Care high standards of efficiency and competent d ir e c tio n . Specializing in Female Patients PROFESSIONAL NURSING STAFF ,r,n THOMAS J. DIFFILY T s Z m Z “ * CONVALESCENT FUNERAL HOME, INC. OXYGEN t I S EQUIPMENT I ~ SPECIAL DIETS •POSTOPERATIVE JOHN T. DIFFILY, Manager 23 Park Place. Bloomfield 41 Ames Avenue, Rutherford Phone 939-0098 743-7772 MemberotN J 4 Am«.„can /Vurs,ng Home A„n " rofessiorial Care in a Homelike Environment P a t 24—THURSDAY. DECEM BER 31. IM I A t The R ealtor’s Annual Party C able G uide Waak Thursday December 31 TWO AGAINST THE A*CTC 12:00 SportsCantar Plua: Part 2 p 11 Updated Scores and 700 THE NUOE BOMB °G' p ’5 A.M. PKA Full Contact Features (L) »00 REMEMBER WHEN p 9 12:00 1 00 Collage Basketball: 10«) LITTLE MtSS MARKER Karat«: CaMom. i Lightweight Murray State at PGip 19 Western Kentucky iL) 12:00 p»nSUPERMAN PG p8 Championship Bo ..it *30 ►«O SNEAK PRCVCW 0 ’ ’ Bast of NFL: 1979 3 00 SportsCantar Ptuai L i 3:00 THENUOEBOMB PG’ p 15 World Champion 4 00 NASL Indoor Soccer 500 TWO AOAJNST THE ARCTIC Steeiers Highlights Jacksonville at Part 2 p 11 SportsCenter Montreal (LI REMEfcBER WHEN D 9 College Hockey: The 6 00 Sp o rtsC e n te r Pluai L ! HBO SNEAK PflEVCW D ' ’ Great Lakes 6 30 1961 Parad e High WSJOE THE NFL p 5 Tournament School "All-America 8:30 MISS MARKER PG) D ’9 Championship Game FootbaN Team •'om Detroit Laugh r ^•NmYw 7 00 SportsCenter Plus Harvey Young 1981 president of the South Bergen County 1015 YOUNG COMEDIANS P ’0 ESPN Special: 8 00 Bast of tha NFL 11 45 DON RICKLES AND HK WISE College cootbaii B o *1 Pictured above, left to right, arc Dominick Sammarco, president of the Sooth Bergen Preview 8 30 Gymnaatics: USGP Board of Realtors passing the gavel to newly elected QUYSP21 Smgle Elimination Savings and Loan, Theodore Van Damm, president of the PoUfly Savings and Loan, 1 BURLESQUE USA 0 2 1 FIS World Cup Peter Van Winkle at the installation of officers and *45 RtCHARD PRYOR RLMED Skiing: Men s Championships Harvey W. Young, outgoing president of the South Bergen County Board of Realtors, DownTi.ll M e” S Fm il Christmas party at the Fiesta in Wood-Ridge, on Dec. 19. LIVE n CONCERT 02' Edward Gibney President of the Boiling Springs Savings and Loan. Harvey Young 405 SUPERMAN PG' p 8 SportsCantar 10:00 FIS World Cup Skiing: Profassional Rodeo Men s Downhill from thanked them on behalf of the board for their generous contribution toward the cocktail from M esquite. Texas Switzerland JA N U A R Y 1 10:00 SportsCantar 11:00 Sp o rtsC en ter party which started the annual installation of officers and Christmas party at the Fiesta m SNOWBALL EXPRESS C ' ' 11 00 Gymnastics: USGF in Wood-Ridge. on Saturday evening, Dec. 19th. Other contributors, but not present were BL OOO RUN S "gle Eliminano" Ta!!ySava>as ' 26 Cnamp.onships Edw ard Tessa lone, president of the Wood-Ridge National Bank, Ed. Kinchley, president 1000 9 TO 5 P.M. Jane^onca PG -1 50 12:00 Bast of the N FL ’ 976 of the Volunteer Savings and Loan of Little Ferry , Bill Mellins of Shape Shape Inspection IMO Im MSIOE THE NFL £ 5 Minnesota and 19 '6 12:00 Gymnastics: 'JSGp services and Berthok» Rowland insurance companies. New England S ngie Eiim^at'On SNOW WHITE AND Highlights THE SEVEN DWARFS Championsn ds LIVE ON STAGE C 2- College Hockey The Men s c ,n ai G'eat La^es 1 30 B ast of the NFL THE CHINA SYNOROME p '9 Tournament TIME WAS THE 20» Cham p:onsh :o G ime 2 30 SportsCenter W'**i ^istcy c ‘oo'age 59 *'om Det'O't 3 00 NASL Indoor Soccer 5:30 THE SELFISH GIANT 30 Ja cK S o n v iie a; •■00 This W eek in tha NBA SNOWBALL EXPRESS : ESPN Spacial M o^t'ea *00 9 TO 5 PG ' 50 5 00 College Basketball 10-00 the FORMULA : ' College coothan 3o.%i 1200 ; -1 INSIOE THE NFL D ‘ P re v ie * Morra> State at THE china SYNOROME : Profassional Rodao W estern K“ '’ : BL OOO RUN ' 2* from Masquita Taxas 7 00 SportsCenter THE FORMULA : - 6:30 This W aak in tha NHL 8 00 NASL Indoor Soccer 7:00 SportsCentar 8:00 Tha NFL Story JA N U A R Y 2 u-ne d* L.ne i l • 8 30 ESPN s SporlsForum 10 00 Sp o rtsC enter Y' LITTLE MISS MARKER : ’ • 9:00 Budwaisar Prasants 11 00 Professional Rodeo DIONNE WARWICK IN Top Rank Boxing from Mesquite. Texas CONCERT 56 from Indianapolis - Pictu re d above in the center is Charles GUdea. and Ron XANADU i ’ ' SportsCentar 1 00 1961 World Superm an H60 SNEAK PREVIEW FOR Championships Artiges flanked on their right by Richard Van Glaha and JANUARY: 2:00 Boxing: WBA J' on the left by John Ehrhardt, bead of the Realtor offices. 12001 n lITTLE MISS MARKER : ’ • Middleweight 200 INSIOE MOVES: ■& Mr. Gildea and Artiges were honored by being recipients 400 XANADU L Championship •-00 HBO SNEAK PREVIEW FOR 3 30 Gymnastics: JSGC of the m illion dollar award designation from the National Smgle Elimination JANUARY. 12 00 The N FL Story Association of Realtors. To win this recognition the DtONNE WARWICK 16 Championships dt l ne 5 00 College Basketball salesman has to sell or list (the listings must be soldi a THE WORLD S 0«EATEST 12:30 This W eek in the NHL ATHLETE M j rray State at million dollars in Real Estates sales for the year. D G ‘ 32 1 00 ESP N College Western Kent jCk , »00 INSIOE MOVES p "8 Football Special 7 00 Super Bowl I 1100 LITTLE H*SS MARKER 0 '9 ■ ei's Da, 3o.% Highlights: 196’ 100 I TN THE OUTSIDER p • ' ='e. e.% Green Bay vs Kansas The South Bergen County Board of Realtors held their election of officers and Christmas HBO SNEAK PREVIEW FOR 315 1 30 N FL Film s dinner party at the Fiesta in Wood-Ridge. Saturday night. The main speaker was William JANUARY D •’ 7 30 Sp o rtsC enter BREAKING GLASS 0 '9 Lau ten NJAR president elect. Peter Van Winkle of the Van Winkle Agency was elected 1961 BOOYBUID*NG a;-r ng Re i 3 ' qe 8 00 College Basketball CHAMPIONSHIPS a- 3 3eorge h i as South Carolina it president and sworn in at the affair. Following is a list of officers who were also sworn in. Richm ond ( L 2 00 ESPN * SporlsForum Standing, left to right, John Ehrhardt, Maurice Carbonneau, Peter Gbarabedian, William 2 30 Sp o rtsC enter 10 00 College Basketball JA N U A R Y 3 3 00 B ud w eiser Presen ts T e*a s-Ei Paso at ut ^ Nagel. John Savino. Harvey Young, Joseph Barnet. Daniel Van Winkle, Peter Van Winkle, < L> 6 30 am THE SELFISH GIANT 30 Top Rank Boxing from Hicllard Van Glahn, Vincent Auteri. Seated, left to right, are Mildred Errico, executive 7 00 CHARLIE CHAPLIN Indianapolis THE LITTLE TRAMP 44 secretary William Lauten, Susanne Bingham and Carl Steinmeta, realtor and vice 8 00 SNOWBALL EXPRESS P ' ' 5 30 The N FL Story w m w i i \ 11 m i i w w 1000 INSIOE THE NFL P 5 president of District No. 1 who was the swearing in officer representing the state board of 6 00 Tennis C * 1100 COAL MINER S DAUGHTER 12 00 SportsCenter R ea lto rs NJAR. S-ss, Space- 204 12 30 Co lleg e B asketball 1 30 pm STEPPING OUT p 7 Sooth Carolina i- 2 30 SNOWBALL EXPRESS P ' 7 00 Sp o rtsC enter 4«0 CHARLIE CHAPUN T>€ Richm ond LfTTLE TRAMP 44 8 00 The N FL Story 2:30 Sp o rtsC enter 3:00 College Basketball . . T H E , i > 510 COAL MWER'S DAUGHTER 8 30 E SP N College Te*as-Ei Paso v. j 'm 5 I THURSDAY, DECEM BER 31, IM I—Pa«t « FOR THE fls n iw r « Equal Prof«*»K>nai: i m SavinoAgency I selling* your hom e? D. 251 Ridge Road THE SOUTH BERGEN COUNTY MARO |i»jii!liiv »L.-oo* Lyndhurst. N ) 4Jö-JI^U -| OF REALTORS M ULTIPLE LIST IT 97 Chestnut St Rutherford N J 07070 j for A ction t H “BEST ■ w t ■ WISHES ^H CM JiJ3Yy0Y ^ j Roster Of Active Brokers Affiliated With FORA HAPPY & ■ cSoutb ^Qzrcjzn bounty H Board o f ^ R e . a lto z i HEALTH 280 Stuvesant Avenue I MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE HOLIDAY 'Lyndhurst 939-1022 LVNDHURST 07071 RUTHERFORD 07070 WOOD-RIDGE 07075 SEASON” ABBOTT«, BREMER WILLIAM A BLACK WALTERE GOERNER 705 Ridge Road 106 Park Ave 189 Hackensack St 933 3333 438 2222 939 2464 VINCENT AUTERI MEADOWIAND AGENCY 476 Riverside Ave 6 Franklin Place ALBERT GORAB AGENCY 933 0306 935 4487 257 Hackensack St JUSTIN REALTY CO 438 1133 BOGLE INC 300 Union Ave 300 Stuyvesant Ave 939 7500 NAGEL AGENCY 939-1076 219 Valley Blvd KURGAN BERGEN INC 438 3600 3-0 AGENCY 41 Park Ave 280 Stuyvesant Ave 939 6200 Open Sat & Sur by Aÿÿt 939 1022 JEAN ROBERT REALTY LATORRACAREALTYCORP 197 Valley Blvd GIBBS AGENCY 30 Park Ave 939 2223 1 Ridge Road 935 7848 939 2100 ELLWOOOS NEW INC HARVEYW YOUNG LISTINGS NEEDED IQaSOTLS HOMETOWN AGENCY 46 Chestnut St 271 Valley Blvd IN SOUTH BERGEN AREA RUTHERFORD: 615 Ridge Road 939 8000 939 8200 438-3320 1  2 Family home Come m and let us show you how to reduce the FRANK P NISI CARLSTADT 07072 price of this beautiful two family home with a low WALTER F. SAPINSKI 14 Ames Ave HAROLD A PARETI Business listings for our 452 Ridge Road 438 2533 clients interest rate mortgage. Ultra modern 3 bedroom 438-6661 404 Hackensack St 430-0550 RG REALTY apt on first floor and 3 bedrooms on second floor SAVIN0 AGENCY Rentals Wanted Also with a large insulated attic, which could be easily 151 Par Ave ROBERT ZIMMERMANN We wish your New Year 251 Ridge Rd 438 2533 335 Hackensack St No Charge To Landlords converted to a three room apt. Don't miss this 438 3121 CHARLES B SWENSEN. INC 939 1675 to be a prosperous one. terrific buy. Home ownership brings vast rewards. FRANK A V0LPE 149 Chestnut St DIDOVICH REALTY, filled to overflowing 158 Summit Ave 935 4141 EAST RUTHERFORD 07073 933-841 4 JOSEPHC BARNET REALTOR with love, peace and Ownet must sell this beautiful 6 room Colonial with PRESTIA REALTY INC 3 bedrooms and 2^2 baths. Excellent neigh NORTH ARLINGTON 07032 750 Paterson Ave 4 7 2 - 1 5 0 0 happiness1 The best of 71 Park Ave 935 6888 borhood. 2 Car garage. 2 air conditioners. Wall to O HARA AGENCY 939 3912 Eves. 478-6561 luck to you and yours1 wall carpeting. All goes with house. 132 Ridge Road A W VAN WINKLE & CO WARLINGTON 07057 998 2916 2 Station Square FENIX REAL ESTATE INC 939 0500 WAYNEK THOMAS 60 Union Blvd CONDOS CONDOS CONDOS VAN WINKLE & LIGGETT 472 5222 Ridge Manor Condominiums. Here is an excellent 114 Ridge Rd 998 0753 85 Orient Way O’HARA AGENCY opportunity to own your own beautiful 3^2 room 939 4343 CLIFTON 07011 132 RIDGE ROAD, NORTH ARLINGTON O CONNOR MCMULLEN SUSANNE C. BINGHAM TERRACE REALTY INC apartment home for under $65.000 with 13¡/2% AGENCY financing Low taxes and low maintenance cost. REALTIES 296 Clifton Ave 600 Ridge Road 58 Union Ave 778 4500 998-2916 MAKC* 998 3600 ______933 2213______L o v e ly E x p a n d e d C a p « Located in a desirable part of town The house with 4 lovely bedrooms, close to schools, shopping and transportation. EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY I * A Colonial with 3 bedrooms, 2 modern ^aths, a All real estate advertised S large living room, a dining room, kitchen V id an in this newspaper is subject to the Federal I H a p p y enclosed heated porch. Come in and see it. Fair Housing Act of 1968 w h ic h m akes it illegal to s 3 HOMETOWN advertise any preference, N e w Y e a r lim itatio n or £ A CHARMING ONE FAMILY HOME . A G E N C Y t SL discrimination based on In excellent location. This brick ranch type has two race, colo r, religion, sex, From AII Ï roomy bedrooms, eat-m-kitchen. modern tile bath OUR SERVICE MAKES THE DIFFERENCE or national origin or an and a large living room Property ideal for young intention to make any Of Us at S family such preference lim itatio n or ELLWOODS. NEW, INC. s discrimination 251 RIDGE ROW RUTHERFORD S LEADING M LS SALES f LYNDHURST N.J. 438-3120-1 This newspaper will not knowingly accept any ad O FFIC E g vertising for real estate FOR 1980 J which is in violation o< t h a t W k 6 8 fissi the law Our readers are iTNMMOT »ttncim m wet avr its imoiiuiST roues fo* t* urn* am iust north ulinston nomu stwtci siano« i ELL WOOD S. 5 AM MM* H m |w m kMa Ihn II r ywaf inform ed that all met I Ha IIM 2 fas lus 5 ♦ * ** M> • coI I« M ( Ckoict Ik Maw thorsfare The game of I 3 > i(u*T 1 1 lo'Wi »»'CM »I iSS 100 (im t 'o< 1 lo» |*s dwellings advertised in was invented at Holyoke, Uh I kwft m |w (U M M I nw toytn Il C»»" (0 tttrytkMl itoctlM«» Aetna iw Cali fo> ««uni this newspaper are Massachusetts by William G. Morgan. wHit l PncarfMliau NEW, INC. £ available on an equai op } REALTORS — IHSURORS -j portunity basis LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEADER NEWSPAPERS 46 Chestnut St., Rutherford I Tuesday Dec n n§i. the above 251 R idge Road Ordinance was introduced and passed on its first reading and that Lyndhurst. N.J 939-8000 £ AN ORDINANCE TO AMENO OR the said Ordinance shall be taken up Dl NANCE NO 180». COMWONLY lor further consideration and final KNOWN AS THE mi SALARY passage at a Regular Meeting of the OOI NANCE SO AS TO CHANGE Mayor and Board of Commissioners, to be held at the Town Hall. Township ITNOHURSt STU! IM( NEW TO* m erf Lyndhurst. Countv ol Bergen. New Jersey on Tuesday. January 12. TS82. I fntnrfhr 2 tan Homo f i t ) <*tk at 8 00 P M or as soon thereafter as Foil taso * ia« Eicdioat nono foi t the matter can be reached, at which mit M|iani*t $70 000 Happy Holidays BE IT ORDAINED BY ttw Board time and place all persons who may Commission*r* o< ttw Townshio of be interested therein shall be given Lvndhurst that an oooortunity to oe heard concerrv SECTION I irtQ the same MAY TNI ME« YEA» BE FRIES WITH HEALTH, GET RESULTS f r o m The Dot i on of the 1981 Salary HERBERT PERRY «NO'Hf R SMOOTH CLOUMC Otlinance listing the aekxw named Township Oerk HAPPINESS ANO PWSPEJMTY FOt EYE«TONE 2 TH< *T *7 lASt *»IC»»C^0**T 4Vf NOI RUTHCRFOftO Partes Deoartment employees oe F*M AU OF US AT HOMETOWN AGENCY amended so as to delete their annual Puohshed Dec 31. 1981 V H4S •tf,‘ SOLO ‘OMITOW*! ttfNC* r>4H0USH Th( salary and to insert the beto*v listed COOPttiTlON OF MfAOOWAMOS AGFNCT hourly rates Arthur Settembrtno 615 RIDGE ROAD (foreman) LIST WITH USANO GET READYTOMOVE! f T J Ferdinand Gam Done LYNDHURST, NJ. 07071 John Aibanese Members of Joeoh Palurzi If NTH S «(MO SOUTH BERGEN MLS Tom Coo* 4 3 8 - 3 3 2 0 TtHANTS MUTINS John Shlllitani OPEN 7 OAYS EVES DAILY till 9PM AftLINGTON-KEARNY MLS Seymour Getdman ttomiouMoum MORRIS COUNTY M L S SECTION II RICHARD R VAN G LAMM iic*ia«4 Moat Estait Irow This ordinance shall become effec tive immediately uoon publication MORTCASES AVAILABLE TO QUALIFIED BUYERS and passage accodino to law. and LATORRACA REALTY CORP. tftall only be prospective in its aeot ¡cation SA IfS . LEASING . MANAGEMENT PUBLIC NOTICE Public Notice is hereby given that 30 PARK AVV RUTHCNFOKD, NJ. 07070 «38-7848 at a Regular Meeting of the Meyor The longest lived birds are MICHAEL LA TORRACA. BROKER and Board of Commissioners of the the ravens, which have been Township of Lvndhurst held on known to live to age 69. NOTICE SIN DIE AND REORGANIZATION MEETINGS ~ /r Mary Jsne T 0 O e A HAPPY PLEASE TAKE NOTICE, that the SINE DIE and O REORGANIZATION MEETINGS of the Board of Chosen Freeholders of Bergen County will be held O l ë a S on SUNDAY, JANUARY 3. 1982, at 1 P.M. and 2 ANO P.M.. respectively in the Freeholders Meeting /r ,° e C Room. 4th Floor in the Administrative Building, MiKe G ' ^ Hackensack. New Jersey HEALTHY RICHARD L NELSON j i m B / ’at ß Clerk Of The Board Published Dec 31. 1981 NEW YEAR Fee B e tty s ^ LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE TO MDOCKS No» :« i* hereby given mat smM bids »»ill be received bv the Board oI Commissioner» do* the Township o1 Lv '«Jhurst. New Jersey »or the Plumbing. Electrical and Heat ing. Ventilating & Air Conditioning — 4 0 ° C . e q u a ls -4 0 ° F . yuG G eyrion j r lAtork tor Renovations At The ttorici- oe' Health Center, Stuwesant and Tontine Avenues. Towns^p J lvtv L e a d e r ß u tfo e se fìfa e d b s y C lassified s HI I " U \N I H ' I .11 M M H , g l|~m \|H, AVON ATTENTION U R N MONEY Attorneys or Brokers TO SPARE.. General Contractor IN YOUR SPA R E TIME"* Sen JEWELRY APPRAISALS h a n a k D A R T R U C K O R C A R ” Avon while the kids are at school AVAILABLE FOR - • ESTATE SETTLEMENTS REM ODELING and ELECTRIC - 24 Hour Road Service - Be your own Doss and set your AH tpes of Electrical own hours Call • LEGAL DOCUMENTS ALTERATIONS Work W reckers. Repairs . Diesel Specialists 997-4262 • INSURANCE EVALUATION 546-1189 C ars or T r u c k s . No Challenge Bathrooms • Siding W e 1 } f t e w e f m R EN T A LS — one way or local Kitchens • Roofing long term, or daily MEDICAL ASSISTANT 3 Radge Rd„ North Arfngton. NJ. W HIM P'WKC Cal! or Slo p >1, 10 Arraoye An A w o ..,i™ m or Dormers • Additions I I) I \\I>S< AIM V, PETROMART TRUCK SHOP MEDICAL SECRETARY D a ily 10 A M . -6 P M S a t . 10 A . M . 6 P .M . Tile 1 Orient Way 26? Ridge Road Exenence Necessary FREE ESTIMÂTES Lyndhurst Lyndhurst 997-1755 ASK FOR WALTER Call 933-5023 991-1606 _ «34-6151 Midnight 440-3434 WE BUY b r i n g i t i n 85 Donaldson Ave., Rutherford DOYLE'S LANDSCAPING WASTE PAPER , Aluminum, brass, l . p*n«nt*d A Reliable recycling copper, lead, RFTCR 0 KOOK newspaper. IBM cards, batteries and iron. FRANK SCAROLA MOesiHo# « 0 h o u s e SEWING MACHINE 40 CLINTON AVENUE e corrujated ho«es. KEARNY SCRAP METAL ALL TYPES OF MASONRY OPERATORS TO KEARNY, N J 0703? Newspaper drive 478 Schuyler Ave., Kearny AND CARPENTRY 2SV4-TF W WITH THIS COUPON V t , 5 WORK ON SWEATERS ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS F ~ Z H & E R BOLLENBACH 4 0 c per hundred pounds AII work guaranteed LYNDHURST RADIO — Call 345-2293 Mon Free Estimates I I M ASONKV knitting mills f W ANTED CONSTRUCTION 200 RIDGE ROAO. LYNDHURST 577 New York Ave thru Fri. 7 to 5 Sat. 7 to OLD TOY TRAINS 9 9 1 - 3 2 4 7 4 and Lyndhurst Lionel, Flyer, Ives, etc. 9 9 1 - 8 8 2 2 • Concrete S 80« wort 939-9068 local collector NORTH ARLINGTON CONCRETE WORK • Porche« • Bric» Veneer ZENITH liVf SERVICE COLORED TV SYLVANIA JOSEPH DAMATO COMMERCIAL and pays top prices • Pollos * Sidewalks • Wallt PAPERSTOCK RESIDENTIAL STEREOS AND ANTENNA 79 FLORIDA AVENUE 825-0947 Fret? Estim ates COMPLETE 935-7183 PART TIME PATERSON Csll TOWNE Anytime R«sld«ntlal LYNDHURST, H.J 07071 WORK AT HOME ON« 998-4831 WANTED TO BUY CONSTRUCTION T. Levchak Transport Inc. NEW TELEPHONE PROGRAM (XDIOOKS* STAMPS $4 — X per hour 201-991-0180 SERVICES A. TURULLO & SON 0«I£NTAI*UGS EXPERT $1.16 p e rg a l. C O D. 200 GAL. MIN. Call 935-5710 ANTIQUCS CRAFTMANSHtP! COMPLET! Privor* Super ... reasonable Rate«!! • H O M E IM PR O V EM EN TS 9 9 7 - 8 1 7 5 Coll 224.6205 JOSEPH ML • ADDITIONS A DORMERS BROWN LOOKING FOR A • KITCH EN S. BATHS rnfcfc ItLETYPt SERVICE REASONABLE PRICE MODERNIZED 746-8308 . ■ IN ’S PA IN TIN G Our Best Advertising is UONEL TRAIN M eadowlands FREE ESTIMATE • B A SEM EN TS A A TTICS (lt{»IO» 0» INTERIOR POINTING Satisfied Customer NOW BUYING • A LU M IN U M SID IN G EXCELLENT WORK REPAIRS V AUTO WRECKERS AND ROOFING •tâP.ice S«rttoPi«m Kingsland Part« sold separately LYNDHURST - A RQE ALUMINUM • STORM WINDOWS Fr»« 997-4097 F U R N IS H E D ROOM p. , a*e BUYERS OF JUNK CARS AN D DO O RS Aluminum FRANK ROCHAT home. no Kitchen Cai. ¿‘»e* 5 S SELLERS OF USED CANS • REPLACEMENT WINDOWS Aluminum Product! For Th« Home 4M Ate 17. Carti.ee* N.J. P m 939 25i5 1P.M.-4 P.M. W JM ) AUTO PARTS • COPPER .BRASS PAINTING — Low prices. 438-3663 LYNDHURST j Call 438-5290 Guaranteed to satisfy. Odd Plumbing — RICHIE GALLO. Pres AUTO BATTERIES Heating —Tinning 2 ROOM BASEMENT •SCRAP METAL jobs accepted. Call 935- IT S FALL CLEAN UP APARTMENT. (280 per month Belleville Tpk. 0393 between 8 & noon. of the Better Kind TIME AGAIN AU utilities included Call after 5 MEZZY CONSTRUCTION Call 939-6308 1 II k o o k i n c ; NORTH ARLINGTON HENDERSON-BOYD In Attics. Basements. P.M 438-5826 ALLIED WASTE INC. Custom Roofing & Siding Yards and All Other Odd 61 Midland Ave. I Dan Sofman 5 Vreeland Ave VACUUM Specialist Ruther ford Jobs RUTHERFORD - S.ng.e WelUngiDn, NJ. We do it right the first N.H. BROOKS furnished room Share modem NO JOB TOO BIG or TOO SMALL" ALL PIANOS 4 7 3 - 7 6 3 8 Sales & Service time ROOFING CONTRACTS kitcnen 4 oath i65a*ee* 933 Specializing In: Dear Homeowner Commercial and Special Prices for Senior 4946 WANTEO HOOVER KIRBY EUREKA If you need storm doors storm EDWARD J WILKJR Residential Roofing Citizens Repairs & Parts Gutters and Leaders Im M tU IA T t windows gutters leaders trim PAINTING AND Available 24 Hours a NORTH ARLINGTON Five worlt or repairs on your home call DECORATING 26 Meadow Rd Rutherford CASH HIGHEST D a y rooms, heat included Close to samcTSus us for j free estimate let us - JH LANDSr«E t. ’ Web»t*r 9-7186 Call anytim e. 933-3199 transportation. One child No 5 3 9 - 5 8 4 0 PRICES T V saturmy summt make your house maintenance e AST RUTHERFORD «KUMYS free P*ts, on* month security PAID FOR 9 3 3 - 3 2 7 2 Available January 1. Call 935- FM K ESTIMATES 9 9 7 - 8 5 6 7 ncx-up* delivery I EXTERMINATORS I BELLEVILLE-NUTLEY 1951. North Arlington SCRAP 991-1413 GLASS CO lO k ta c rta . Kainy •SSU’GfflsSl SÉ llE ViclE STEEL Complete Glass Service CHEVY CORVAIR, 1964. Soon » COPPER o u r be classic. 95 Horse power * ANY HOUSE $ GARAGE WANTED Two-Car engine. 3 speed. Must see. Ex BRASS REMODELING J&M CONSTRUCTION No lob Too Smjn • ANY SIZE m garage wanted Please call cellent condition. Askir* $1375. ALUMINUM YOUR HOME? 438-5677. ROOFING 10-yr. G u aír ra a n tte e e I 746-8308 after 7 P.M BATTERIES, ETC. Everything For SIDING *41-4/77 Sttno equipment bran« ntm The Home Owner1 Gerden Statt [itirm iiw ttn M O V I V . \ A . Bickoff Pioneer turn table Allegro Always Ready To Help LEADERS M O K A i . K B illS AUTO WRECKERS speakers Zenith AM-FU cassette GUTTERS head realistic AM-FM minamus 7 "Shop & Save & Son KITCHEN j HIGHEST PRICE PAID system Panasonic thrusters. SIDINGS - FOR CASS OR TRUCKS 760 Poferton Avenue Realistic cassette head «nth w-vu LUMBERTERIA BATHROOMS S p a c e f o r ANY CONDITION E Rutherford, N.J. I H A U L meters & much more call 933 PAINTING 7 7 % .2 7 7 7 6 6 7 - 1 0 0 0 ALL TYPES Light Trucking, Moving Belleville Pike No Arlington 778-8492 104 E Centre St.. Nutiey JAMES RIOROAN S a l e FREE Estimates Attict-Cellars-Garages 998 0966 9 9 1 - 4 3 1 8 Cleaned WE DELIVER Fully Insured • Messenger Service • “ART SUPPLIES" '■ K MIM KLIANKOl S 1 53 Sanford Ave Complete Line BUILT RITE. INC FreeEst Day or Night ■ B E E S E S N H B ART STORE OF MUTUY Lyndhurst, N.J 6 5 6 - 1 0 3 7 ______343 Franhlm Axe & ROOFING WANTED 1 piece bedroom set. living S p a c e f o r Nutiey. N j SHINGLES HOT TAR ROOM SET Both are new IHiM Nfvs REPAIRS WE REPAIR 933-4169 Bib Auto Parts 667-8414 • W a s h e rs $295 000 991-0755 Student Discount with ID card fUU Y INSURED j EntTtalnmant • Dryers will pay to $60 S a l e ?REE ESTIMATES BERGEN-ESSEX ESTATE SALE — Washing • Refrigerators For Any Full Size Car m achine. Pilot radio, 9 3 5 - 5 1 8 9 • F re e z e rs ROOFING CO. I H ( '( . K A M M ; 1 M A N B a n d Complete Used parts for all lawn mowers, kitchen sets, sofas, • Air Conditioners makes of cars desks, chairs, tables, bookcase, Aanennen'a Kt <;S. KIX'. E CROSSLEYANOSON To place your classify , Keyboards & Vocals All file cabin et, rugs, curtains, A N TH O N Y J. SERVICE 667 9278 cell 438-8700 kinds of parties for 54 StoverAve . Kearny firep lace screens, andirons, Kitchens Larry Nisivaccia ----- mirrors & more 205 Sylvan further information call 142 MIDLAND AVE DE ANGELO 991-4246 Street, Rutherford, Saturday. CRYSTAL January 2nd. 9:30 A M 5 P.M KEARNY. NJ. 9986892 r o o f i n g BERGEN COUNTY GLASS NURSERY SCHOOLS 7 7 2 - 2 7 3 7 991-0081 CARPETS GUTTER ond LEADER; No earty birds. 440 Valley Brook Ave. MIRRORS MADE iO ORDER Lyndhurst, N .J. 07071 352 Second Avenue Auto Safety Glatt Initalled »33-2930 ly n d h u n t K irk 's Gia»$ Fo. Every Purpose HILL TOP DAY WALL TO WALL CARPET 216 Ridge Road lyndhurst Automatic CUSTOM RUG *3 3 0 466 or 438 14 3 7 WE 9-9143 CARE CENTER Transmission SHAMPOOING ATTENTION PMfNTS ( c a c h a r o l ) SERVICE MAT RENTALS Erf. »952 No« j . j ■ j o i e «ri tn ’Jim'» jj, MODERN AUTO ■’Cw»»om*r» or« 2«0 VMerarn Boulevard. RulMrtord. Ne» Jer My CHIP’S MASON Cat For Directions <20 11933-764» CONTRACTORS P u t a —THURSDAY. DECEMBER M. MB Price» effective Wed, Dec .30th through SaU, JanJ2 WE HATE NOTED IHTO OUR H EW S T O R E 3500 SQ. FEET OF EHDLESS VALUES OFF THE FLOOR SPECIALS I Balmer’s 0 Introducing: «»« & l litar 8 9 i Woodpecker Cider 99 Liebotschaner Cream Ale $4 ! 9 i ■9 9 £ ■>>■.<■■!■ *3» Orolseh ie#«.«»it«up* q q c í * Cream Sack IaM rt*4 T n m I h I i 99 i * & « a 9 Inglenook Tintage $e«9 Quarter & Half Barrels Of Beer Always a I MANY MANY EVERY DAY DAY SPECIALS SPECIALS ENT BUY RITE PARKING WE DISCOUNT EVERY ITEM WE SELL — CHECK US OUT! SYLVIA MANCIN PARKING MVTIIV WINE SHOP OLD NUTIEY B U Y R IT E 9M FRANKLIN AVINUE 607-ISIS yo< TO ALL! Morty Savio, owner ol Hi» World", clothitrs. Hutbtrfonl. with the winner* of "Hb g o s e NOTICE World" Christmas drawing. Mr. and Mrs. locca and family, who m a Iwo ItaM t M lkt Giants vs. Dallas football game aqd a «M gUt certifleata ' -ififSSÄi*.' The Tax Office of the Borough of East Rutherford will be open for inspection of its tax list on Monday, January 4 from 7 to 9 P.M. for the convenience of T05 Mdge Rd. , Lyndhurst 933-3333 the public. LesPlosia. Secretary Board of Assessors r r m Published Dec. 31. 1981 n irr"v r iirr^Trr^r Li- ill in—in Jill Fee: The longest one-piece loaf ever baked was one of 684 feet six inches baked by Buttercup Read Leader Classifieds Bakeries, Unenderra, New South Wales, Australia, on July 22, 1978. P a g e ZU—THURSDAY, DECEM BER 31, 1181