M init-ed More hearings have been scheduled by the state casino commission to Study the infiltration of racketeers in the juicy business of hauling.suckers to the gambling wheels. When the casinos were proposed every thinking police authority predicted they would prove an open invitation to the criminal ele ment. And the mobsters, as predicted, speedily accepted New Jersey’s hospi (ffoim iicrcicil T f f e a i t e r tality. A lot of them seemed to mistake the then Gov. Byrne’s edict “Mobsters, keep out," was part of the invitation. and SOI TH-BLKCLN KK\ IKW 1-et the hearings continue. Kidding the casinos of crime is about as effective as VOL. 63 NO. 29 **■ — THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 19X5 , 25 cents draining the Passaic Kiver with a ______.______SubK-ripUoB M M I'ubhthrd Wr*+J> sieve.
Favor Lyndhurst for recovery plant
The Bergen County Utilities Au However, the Corps of Engineers Ridgefield. There a storm of protest began a series of talks and letters Zammit also declared Belle thority has been instructed by the We have pointed out over and over said that Guida’s letter made it greeted the action. The community with the Army Corps of Engineers mead has been ordered to clear the Army Corps ot Engineers to re again the Lyndhurst site is the most clear there was an alternative site. which already houses the huge Pub fill off the wetlands and to restore consider its rejection of the Lyn Basing his fight on the need for practicable for the resource re TTierefore. the BCIJA was told to go lic Service generating plant, said the five acres to its original condi dhurst site for the proposed Re preserving the wetlands, Guida at covery plant With just a little engi back to the drawing board and ex that it would not stand for having tacked the plan to place the re tion. source Recovery Plant. plain why the Lyndhurst site was neering in skill an access road to the recovery, plant. covery plant in Ridgefield At the The decisions of the Sports Au In a letter to Mayor Jam es not a viable alternative. the Lyndhurst acreage can be built The plant, which would cost over same time he called attention to the thority are not only a victory for Guida. John Zammit. chief of the This would take the 1.000 trucks that Ciuida has led the fight to induce $300 million, would incinerate 3.000 fact Bellemead Corp had covered Lyndhurst. said Guida. hut they engineers operating division, said rumble along Valley Brook Ave e\ the construction of the recovery tons of garbage daily over five acres of wetlands without are a victory for the entire state At Guida’s letter pointing out the Lyn cry day out of our township and out plant in Lyndhurst For a time it Public Affairs Commissioner permission. He also attacked the a time when the public is aroused dhurst site could be used without <>t the residential areas of all the seemed certain that the plant would Ix h iis L. Stellato and Public Works plan of the New Jersey Sports and over the way precious wetlands violation of the meadows' wetlands communities The trucks would be be built in Lyndhurst Commissioner Evelyn Pezzolla Exposition Authority to cover over have been disappearing, we. m one The BCIJA. backed by the routed from the New Jersey Turn mounted opposition to the plan 11 acres of wetlands to build a park of the most critical areas m the Hackensack Meadowlands Develop pike into the Lyndhurst site The commission majority, in The HMDC. after wavering on ing lot for the Meadowlands Arena nation, have been watching how the ment Commission, chose a site in I think the Army Corps of Engi cluding Guida. Finance Director the subject, suddenly voted to rec Guida got action on all three wetlands in the rm adows have been Ridgefield where over 15 acres of neers is acting on the behalf of all of John Gagliardi and Public Safety ommend Ridgefield as the site counts. abused wetlands would have to be de us and I want to thank the corps for Director Ronald Bogle adopted a Lyndhurst would receive about "It was for this reason I took up stroyed to accommodate the re the kind attention it has given our resolution urging the construction $3 million for its land, over $1 mil In a long letter to Guida. Zammit the fight to preserve the wetlands covery plant plea of the plant in Lyndhurst. At the lion a year in fees for the plant and pointed out the corps was telling the Zammit's letter said that the same time 35 acres on the eastern would not be taxed for its garbage BCUA to reconsider ihe Ridgefield Corps of Engineers was informed perimeter of the township was disposal, a cost that is mounting decision. At the sam e time he that there was no site other than made available for the plant rapidly every year pointed out the Sports Authority has A n historic letter that of Ridgefield that could meet However, a recommendation by When it appeared the Lyndhurst been told to prove that it needs the the requirements for the plant the HMDC was for the plant to go to site would be overlooked Guida wetlands for the parking lot John Zammit, chief of the Army Corps ot Kngineers operating division, has, in a letter to Mayor Guida. reinforced the corps* efforts to protect the wetlands in F r i e n d s the meadows. In his letter he has proposed that the Bergen County Utilities Authority reconsider its decision to place a resource recovery plant in Ridgefield instead t o h o l d of in Lyndhurst. The letter in full: Dear Mayor Guida e v e p a r t y formed the Sports Authority that a This letter is m regard to your Department ot the Army permit recent telephone conversations with would be required for this work A The Friends of the Lyndhurst Mr Joseph Seebode of my staff copy of this letter is enclosed lor lib rary will sponsor a Valentine's regarding wetland losses in the your information Vou will note that Eve party to meet - and join - the State of New Jersey 1 will com this letter discourages the filling <>t Friends' on Wednesday evening ment on the status ol three wetlands lor the construction or n February 13th at 8 p.m A program specific projects to which you have non-water dependent activity ipark about "Historic Lyndhurst' will be reiterated concern, all located mg facilities) and mandatorily re a highlight of the evening as well as within the Hackensack quires the Sports Authority to prove a tour of the library. Everyone is Meadowlands. this project is the only practicable welcome1 The Bellemead Corporation, m alternative The movie Foreign Correspon violation of federal law. tilled in 5 2 Finally, we have recently re dent" will be screened at the li acres of wetlands adjacent to ceived a permit application for the brary on Thursday. February 7th at Bern's Creek during 1983 In No filling of wetlands within the A N E W F A C E , la Lyndhurst Town Hall a new tax Fellini, the deputy tax collector. Appointment of the 7 p.m. Upcoming movies during vember 1983 my staff issued a cease Hackensack Meadowlands tor the collector has taken over. Appointed by Finance new collector means that the tax office is 100 February include I M arried a and desist order to the Corporation construction ot a Resource Re Director M at Gagliardi, Phyllis J. Griffiths as percent manned by women. Witch". "The Adventures of Sher After meeting with the I S At covery Project We have in the past sumed her past Monday. At her side it Eileen lock Holmes' . and "Brief En torney in January 1984 it was discouraged the siting of this facil counter Admission is free agreed that Bellemead should apply ity, however the applicant has re iterated this Mte as being the onh Tuesday Afternoon Crafts will for an after-the-fact permit to legal ize the subject fill Recently, after feature free crocheting instruction practicable alternative In light ot proceeding through the public in T h ird assistant for H . S. on February 19th. Please bring your concern tor wetland preserva terest review process and eval yarn and a crochet hook On Tues tion and the tact that you have Creation of a third assistant prin- uating the environmental impacts and Richard DiLascip, board presi reduction of $119,000 in the amuo! day. February 26th. the project will made avilable an upland site not cipalship for the high school is being of this application, it was de dent whose term s expire will seek budget be a St. Patrick's Day pixie A one requiring major site alterations. 1 ufged upon the Board of Education termined that the issuance ot a De will be contacting the Bergen Coun three-year terms After the defeat of the school dollar pre-registration fee is re by one fraction of members partment of the Army permit was ty Utilities Authority in the near According to reports Mrs budget by a narrow margin in the quired for this project An addi The job would go to James Car- not in the general public interest future to request they coordinate Bortone would be elected president last election the two boards met to tional small charge for materials rino. present director of athletics and the application was denied with you the use off the upland site if the plans of the group succeed. discuss the budget Afterward the may be made at class All classes Bellemead has been ordered to re 1 appreciate your concerns over At the same time Arne Perrone. The high school presently has two commissioners asked the school begin at 1 p.m store the 5.2 acre parcel to its these environmentally sensitive is who resigned as coach of the foot- assistant principals. Daniel Conte board to reduce the budget hv The library will be closed on original pre-construction contours sues it you have any questions re m team , would be restored to that and Frank Gagliardi Although the $116 000 Lincolns birthday (Tuesday. Feb 0P*. Perrone sent in a handwritten The district has only recently garding these matters please con high school enrollment has dropped The State Department of Educa ruary 12th) and on Monday, Febru resignation after a dispute become aware of the proposed 11 5 tact Mr Joseph Seebode Chief of note of in recent years some members tion was asked by the school board ary 18th for the Washington's birth management of the high school acre wetland fill by the New Jersey rm Western Perm its Section at over have said a third assistant principal to resolve the dispute whereupon day holiday field. Sports and Exposition Authority tor '212' 264-0188 is needed the state department said the reduc Many federal tax forms and pub expansion of parking facilities tor Sincerely Employment of a new athletic lications are available at the library tions would have to be made on line the Brendan Byrne Arena within the .Infin Zammit director from outside the s>stein, Carrmo was a leading candidate items instead ot in bulk for distribution. Those froms which this year or next, is also said to be Hackensack Meadowlands By let Cluet. Operation for the-principal's post after Donald Now the commissioners claim the are not available for distribution on the agenda. ter dated November 5. 1984 we in 1 M\ ision Travisano was elevated to super line item budget has fn*en ret used Those forms wwhich are not avail intendent of schools. them able for distribution may be repro iNews of the proposals spread Remote water However, in a surprise move the DiLascio has denied the claim duced on the library's copy ma through the township after details of board appointed Robert Mooney, an fie said that when the two boards chine. New Jersey forms are not yet a secret meeting of some members meters available assistant principal from Glen Rock, met the line item budget was pre available, but are expected to ar of the board became public This to the prmcipalship sented to the commissioners and rive shortly Other publications Commissioner Evelyn Pezzolla, Residents can pay the fee at the happened when the full board was According to some* reports Rich they have all the information they may be borrowed for uuse at home director of the Public Works De Water Department. 2h5 Chase Ave informed of what was expected to Volunteers from the TCE program partment. has ar.ounced that Re happen ard Dil^ascio president of the need nue. or m ail in a check After a board, and Mrs. Annie Rowe were will be at the library from 1 to 5 on mote Water Meters are still avail waiting period ot approximately 15 The secret meeting was said to be As things now stand ;i court de not present at the secret meeting. cision in the situation may be Thursdays to assist senior citizens able to residents for a fee ot $15 weeks, we will contact residents to "clearing tin* decks" for the upcom The school board presently is en sought The school hoard, preparing with preparing their taxes Please Outside meters will help to alleviate schedule an appointment tor in ing Board of Education election gaged in a dispute with the Board of its new budget, has included the call 939 6548 to make an appoint the problem of estimated bills, or stallation Frank Benedetto. Annette Bortone Commissioners over the proposed $116-000 ment. waiting home for the meter reader
How the m eadow land m oney is divided Six receive — and eight give in HMDC in 1968 it was decreed that This contribution comes at a mula was put into effect East the tax pool distribution plan for the These towns are happy communities which have extensive time when local officials are trying Rutherford. North Arlington. year, according to statistics an commercial meadowland develop to cut back on education costs. Li Ridgefield — which has one of the 1984 1985 Change nounced this week by the ment would contribute 50 percent of brary appropriations are also under lightest tax bills in the county — and East Rutherford $252,585 $239,580 $13,005 Hackensack Meadowlands Develop their meadowland taxes to those the hammer — while Teterboro. Jersey City North Arlington 175.031 168.662 -6,369 ment Commission which lacked such development. without schools and a library, takes The givers are Secaucus which, Ridgefield 404.686 421.099 4 16.413 Teterboro When the legislature created Mayors of the communities have a sizeable bite out of the incomes of like last year, is the heaviest hit 148,024 156.524 * 8.500 Jersey City voiced their disapproval of the for other communities Carlstadt. the next heaviest hit 117.659 63.021 54.638 Kearny 1.198.135 1.250.716 -f 52.581 24 p a g e s mula year after year without result. The other receiving com Lyndhurst. Rutherford Moonachie. munities are Kearny, which has Editorials...... 6 Once again Teterboro. one of the South Hackensack, and Little Vagabonding...... 8 most widely known tax havens in always topped the list since the for Ferry These towns are sad Dining Guide...... 8 the country-, is pn thi* receiving end 1984 1985 Change Sports wire...... although the mayors point out. Help for handicapped Carlstadt $275,052 $421,431 4 $146,379 Medical Directory...... 16 Teterboro doesn't have a sc hool sys Little Ferry 61.649 86,671 4 25.022 Frank Bozza. Jr.. director of spe purpose of discussing a Program Wedding Guide...... 18 tem. a police department or any of Lyndhurst 291.146 289.343 1.803 cial services of the Lyndhurst Beautv ft Hair Guide...... 18 the other costly items that the other Plan for the Education of All Handi Moonachie 19.338 3.276 -16.062 Board of Education announces: .... 19 communities have in abundance. capped Children residing in Lyn Rutherford 40.145 74.857 4 34.712 A meeting has been scheduled for dhurst Real Estate...... 21-22 Teterboro not only is still on the South Hackensack 64.701 .90.668 4 25.967 . 22-23 receiving list it is collecting this Monday. Feb 11. at the Board of North Bergen 484.358 287.772 -196.586 Education conference room at Lin Business Directory...... 23 year $8,500 more than it did last Cooperation will be greatly ap Secaucus 1.059.731 1.045.584 -14.147 year for a total of $156,524. coln School, at 10 a.m . for the preciated by the board. Source: Hackensack Meadowlands Development Commission Page 2—THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 19S5 Mrs. Piscatello Visotcky criticizes K e an 's budget
Assemblyman Kichard Visotcky “The Governor’s proposal not Speaker Visotcky. at reduced rates with the state pick outstanding citizen yesterday criticized Gov Thomas only is shamelessly stingy, it is un- Kean’s $8.8 billion budget calls ing up the bulk of the costs, and for chino Association Women’s Club of Kean’s budget proposal to increase fair and highlights the for % $25 million increase in the Catherine Piscatello has been lifeline benefits, which help eligible St. Paul’s Church. Ruling Elder at the pharmaceutical and lifeline ben administration’s weak response to PAAD (Pharmaceutical Assistance selected as the "Outstanding Citi elderly and disabled people pay the First Presbyterian Church. efits for disabled and senior citizens vital needs of our aged and dis to the Aged and Disabled). vW^iich their utility bills. zen” for 1984 in the West Hudson- as "shamelessly stingy.” South Bergen area by the West North Arlington. Secretary. Re abled.'' said Assembly Deputy allows eligible persons to t ' But Visotcky said Kean's pro Hudson-South Bergen Chamber of publican Club County Committee. posal would benefit “very few” peo Commerce. Italian-American Club. Mrs LIMITED TIME ONLY: ple. This award an annuual citation, Piscatello also contributes her time “His proposal to raise the quali will be presented at the Chamber's and talents to the North Arlington fying income limits from $12,000. to 33rd Annual Dinner-Dance at The Senior Citizens Club and serving as $12,500 for single persons and from Birchwood Manor in Parsippany on a volunteer worker for the North $15,000 to $15,750 for couples is February 22. Arlington Senior Nutrition Center. puny. There is no other word for it.” The Selection Committee headed Visotcky said. The criteria for this award is by Past Chairman of the Board Re He called the administration plan made on the basis of "voluntary gina Earle of E arle electric and ten a "cynical gimmick." services to the community, members of the Board of Directors In his budget message on Jan. 28. evidence of leadership ability, last announced the winner this week Kean said that his proposal would ing contributions to the community Mrs. Piscatello resides at 92 Un restore benefits to some 47.000 peo and cooperation with individuals ion Place. North Arlington. She has ple previously made ineligible by and organizations.” been associated with the follow increases in Social Security and oth ing. President. Women's Re Reservations may be made by er programs. There are 253.000 publican Club. Trustee. James Boc- phoning the Chamber at 991-5600 eligible elderly and disabled per sons. The Visotcky bill (A-1548) passed Recycling report recently in the Assembly by a vote Commissioner Evelyn Pezzolla. Director of the Department of of 76-0. raises the annual income Public Works, has released the following report on Recycling in limits for single persons from Lyndhurst $12,000 to $16,000 and for couples Presently, the Township employs a recycling operator who from $15,000 to $20,000. The legisla maintains the center as well as conducting a collection program tion also establishes new co-pay for local bars-restaurants and a residential collection ment rates, with participants Tonnage and Money comparisons are listed below: paying between $1 to $3 for the 1983 1984 prescription depending on their in come Aluminum- 1610 lbs Aluminum- 5 Tons 1344 lbs. Scrap- 3 Tons 149 lbs Scrap- 5 Tons 806 lbs. Visotcky’s measure, which would Glass- 163 Tons 442 lbs Glass- 292 Tons 120 lbs. add more than 100.000 persons to the Paper- 428 Tons 1630 ibs Paper- 291 Tons 390 lbs. pharmaceutical and lifeline as sistance rolls, was introduced one 1983 1984 year ago when the lawmaker dis State Grant- $1385 95 State Grant- $1000.00 Y O U R c h o i c e o f C O L O R S ! covered that the number of partici Marangi 2286.45 Marangi 2379.31 pants in the program was projected Glass 671.50 Aluminum 262.89 s . to decline from about 289.500 to Total $4343.90 P aper 156.40 276.000 Glass 2196 05 The decrease was caused prima (Increase of $1650.75) GREAT rily by increased Social Security Total $5994 65 payments, which pushes the income IN Commissioner Pezzolla is very pleased with the current pro of many senior citizens over the SNOW! gram. and expressed plans to expand and increase the current SAVE $338 ‘ eligibility level. SAVE $594 programs. Any resident or business who wishes to participate, or "With my bill, we are responding NICELY EQUIPPED' would like further information should contact the D P W Help- FULLY EQUIPPED! _ to a widespread need among the rANDARO OPTIONAL STANDARD FRT WHL Line at 438-8281. FRT WML DRIVE - 4 CL ENG • 1 6 HO 4 CYL ENG • PHW BRKS elderly of our state who suffer the j ■ 4-SPO< SM> MAN TRANS • MAN DISC IRKS • < 6i . MAN STRG STR • DIG. CLOCK crushing burden of ever-increasing • STL BLTD RADIAL TIRES • 8KT STS • A M /FM STEREO INT WIPERS medical costs.” Visotcky said. I LIST S6135 STK - 1710 • OUAL SPT M RRS • B M P* RUB STS • LOW BACK BKT STS The estimated increase in cost to ALL THIS '• W W RADIAL TIRES the state of the Visotcky bill is ap FOR ONLY: *5 7 9 7 • AUTO TRANS proximately $55 million j L|3T *7093 1 In stk • W 19 $6 4 9 9 COMING 51 ESCORTS ON HAND! 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Back-to-school night: L.II.S. The parents of L.H.S. students were students for the evening. After gl|SH ppR ite a PTSA business meeting in the H.S. auditorium and an introduction by Robert F. Mooney. H.S. princi pal. the parents and guests in atten dance witnessed a regular high school school day. A bell rang at ^ L i q u o r s intervals signalling change of class. During the clss session, teachers addressed parents regarding gener al classroom expectations and re quirements. The evening was con cluded with a coffee-cake sale spon V O F LYNDHURST sored by senior class students. This program was held in con L o c a te d in Patsy's S h o p - R i t e junction with National Education Week — a time set aside nationwide each year in order to more closely NOTICE appriase our educational goals and L Y N D H U R ST A D U LT SCHOOL achievements. Please Look For Our Ads In Both The Brochure correction Bergen Record and £ Microcomputer Concepts Basic Green Trust The Newark Star Ledger * Monday 7:00-8:30. Fee: $35. There will be a Public Hearing' on Thursday. F ebruary 14th. 1985 in Great Chinese Cooking the Town Hall beginning 7:00 p.m Tuesday 7:30-9:00. Fee: $35. at which time the proposed "Green Trust P reapplication" will be dis GILBEY’S GIN n YOUR CHOICE FREE GAMBLING SEMINAR on February 12 at cussed. 7:30 p.m. at the Lyndhurst Adult School will present a All interested parties are invited EARLY TIMES BOURBON to attend one-hour seminar on Casino Games, as a prelude to CANADIAN MIST i o 9 ? offering the course in its spring schedule. This semi New store 1 .7 5 l l r . nar, conducted by John Patrick, a professional Clan Mac Gregor SCOTCH gambler, will take an in-depth look into Blackjack, held up Craps, Baccarat and Roulette, as time permits. Money BOLLA SOAVE Y O U R CHOICE Management and Discipline techniques will also be robbed of $ 100 BOLLA BARDOLINO discussed. A man armed with a pistol made The seminar is free, and you can be assured of an off with the cash in a convenience BOLLA VALPOLICELLA informative and interesting evening of discussion on store register a minute after mid f i l l the popular subject of Casino Gambling. Mr. Patrick night Thursday, police said BOLLA TREBBIANO has been widely quoted on radio and TV, is the owner Only a manager and a cashier of the Casino Players School named Gambler, and the were in the newly-opened Quick CHIVAS REGAL YOUR CHOICE author of two popular books on the subject. Both books Chek. 626 Ridge Road, when the 12 yr. old SCOTCH are entitled: “So You Wanna Be A Gambler.” Be sure gunman walked m and ordered $ 1 0 9 9 to come loaded with questions. them to empty the register, police C0URV0ISIER said. He ordered the two to lie on -R- 75« m| the floor, then made his escape, VS COGNAC they said. Police said they don't yet know how much he took K0RBEL BRUT V O I K CHOICE' Lt Francis McSweeney said any J one with information about the rob CHAMPAGNE bery can qualify for a reward by K0RBEL X DRY “ a $ ^ 9 9 calling the township Crime Stoppers f 7 no program. 460 8Hy;f CHAMPAGNE The robberv was the tirst ol its kind in Lyndhurst in about . you taste it (action), you Monday, Feb. 18 7 to 9 p.m. chocolate mousse was to show the Tuesday, Feb. 19 7 to 9 p.m. LIVINGSTONE children how work in groups can be enjoyed it (reaction) Kahlua Coffee Seagram’s V0 Saturday, Feb. 23 9 a.m . to noon LIQUEUR k Canadian C E L L A R S Birth certificates are required CREAM SHERRY when registering For additional in Lyndhurst formation please call the Parks De | partment at 438-0060. $ 1 3 " , 2 I *1699,,,. 5 3 " , ..... Kindergarten Lyndurst t o Rossini Sweet or Registration Week Cinzano Asti Spumante 75omi^ 7 ®® Dr Vermouth , $ 2 7 9 Children who will be five years of age by December m onitor trucks 31st and children up to age seven years, who are Complaints brought up at Carlo Rossi Paisano 4 S/R Blackberry Flavored entering the public schools for the first during a w ee k Tuesday’s commissioners meeting of February 4, 1985. about New York trucks dumping at Brandy • m ml$ 4 9 9 A birth certificate is required to be submitted at this the Kingsland landfill led Mayor York Valley Chablis «»> $3®® time. Your child must have completed immunization James M Guida to request an or Crystal Gin 80° $ 7 9 9 dinance that would enable the town ,.75 u, before entering school. A doctors certificate for proof ship to monitor the comings and LaBatt’s Beer or of immunization must be provided according to state goings of such vehicles. $ 9 9 9 Boord’s Vokda 80° 17511 $ 7 9 9 law. Ale 12 OZ CM S-CS. Specifically. Guida wants to in We are anticipating some changes in o u r k in sure that the trucks conform to the S/RAmaretto 790 mi dergarten enrollment for this coming September and, township’s safety and health rules Ballantine Beer « b «h. b .^5® ® through your cooperation, we can learn at this time dealing with uncovered cargoes and how best to plan for the coming school year. School tracking mud through local streets S/R Peppermint The ordinance would permit the po Tuborg Peer h«mmi Pii$ *® assignments will be made through the mail at a later 2 3 Schnapps 7M $ 3 7 9 date. lice to check all trucks entering and leaving the landfill. STORE HOURS Parents should keep in mind that children within PUBLIC PLEASE NOTE~ SHOP RITELIQUO?STORE? 1 Township attorney George Savino ARE INDIVIDUALLY OWNED AND OPERATED these age lim its are to be admitted only once during M-W 9 AM - 9 PM A N D NOT A P A R T O F A C H A IN will draft the ordinance for presen the year, and then, only until October 1, IMS. TH-SAT 9 AM - 10 PM - W * ft* -erve the Right H Limit QvonHtiei tation at the next regular meeting of PrtCM efltcllvt F»b. 7-13, 1985 At registration time, you will receive three form i the board. SUN 12 NOON - 6 PM PRICES IN THIJAD ESTABLISHED BY SHOP RITE LIQUORS which must be completed and returned to the school. In other business, the board unan OP LYNOHURST The first, re: immunization. The second, re: kin imously approved a resolution pro dergarten readiness w ill be a help to us in setting up a viding a temporary budget of 4 2 5 VALLEYBROOK AVE., program for your child. The third is a form provided $1,785,739. which represents 25 percent of the anticipated annual by Lyndhurst Special Services Department for kin LYNDHURST dergarten and newly enrolled pupils. budget less debt service, capital im provements and public assistance.
f THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7. 19X5—Page 5 Fo u r m uggings reported in L y n d h u r s t which he posted Tripodi six-ft white male wearing a knit cap charged with robbery and theft of a and carrying a revolver and held up car. since Guiliano said the car the m anager and the cashier who A Crime Stoppers bulletin has belonged to a friend of his sister she resisted and he got nothing. He wore brown leather jacket, were closing the store for the night been issued with a plea for anyone was 6 ft. tall with thin brown hair. confronted him with the knowledge Tripodi is in Bergen County Jail having information on any crim e to dungarees and black gloves. that it had been involved in a mug The robber emptied the cash reg He escaped in a light color car with for lack of $10,000 bail. The men are ister and ordered the men to lie on call police with information which a dark roof, according to the crime ging and he then changed his story being investigated for possible in On January 31, a mother and He said Tripodi was the per the floor as he left the premises might lead to arrest and conviction stoppers bulletin. volvement in other muggings in the of the criminal and a possibility of a daughter walking at 8 p.m. on Page petrator McSweeney reports that the On January 19 at 2:10 a.m . in the area. reward of $1000 All information is Avenue, in the vicinity of the 700s amount of cash stolen has not been Lyndhurst Diner parking lot three Guiliano was charged by I-ast Friday. January 31. at mid kept confidential and the informant were approached by a lone robber a made known as vet Investigation is women, all 21 years of age. were McSweeney with giving police a night. the new Quick Chek store at is known only by a code number. white man who grabbed the under way by McSweeney and Ptl approached by a youth with a knife. false account and bail set at $2,500. 626 Ridge Road, was entered by a The number to call is 460-8893 daughter’s bag and jumped into a Ix)uis Bilis The victims were robbed of $9.50 car. However, the women got the Crime Stoppers encompasses and a ring, by the youth about 17 or Hutherford, E. Rutherford. license plate number and called po Optometrists attend invitational symposium 18 years old. 5’5". 110 lbs. wearing a lice. The car had turned the corner Carlstadt. Lyndhurst. No. Arling TTirppThree Innollocal doctors of nOptometry_. blue hooded sweatshirt, washed-out and at Bloomfield Avenue had an country for Behavioral Op All three* are members of the Op- ton. Lodi, Wallington. Wood-Ridge jeans and a twotone-rust -colored attended the 30th Annual Invita accident. Meanwhile, local detec tometrists It deals with a total ap tometric Extension program, and and Hasbrouck Heights. tional Skeffington Symposium held vest Victims drove to Foodtown tives rushed on, the scene and fol in Rosslyn. Virginia proach to visual problems, especial Dr Harold Wiener is also a fellow and phoned police. It is unknown lowed footprints of the occupants of In Lyndhurst news of muggings ly with children or adults having a in the college of Optometrists in how the youth left the scene. the vehicle, who had fled but their Dr Harold Wiener and his son. visually related learning problem Vision Development which took place in January have On January 21 at 11:10 a.m. a Dr Marc Wiener, both of North been published, that of a woman in fresh footprints in the snow led to lone female walking on Chase Ave Hubbards' Cupboard from where a Arlington, and Dr Stuart Kothman her mid-fifties on January 6 ap nue near Kingsland had her shoul- call had been made to desk sergeant of Kearnv were among the 120 op proached at 7 10 p.m. Sanford Ave derbag ripped from her and she was Charles Muldoon of a stolen car tometrists representing 24 states at nue near Mt Carmel Center, whose knocked to the ground The mugger The caller was Jerry Guilliano of 29 the symposium all three presented glasses were knocked off by one of ran along Chase to Page then to Hilton Street. Belleville.- 22 years papers and led discussions at the two perpetrators who grabbed the meeting Ridge Road The woman followed old Having tracked the occupants victim's purse and ran off Robbers the robber and saw him remove the The Skeffington symposium is were 5'6" and 5' 10 ’ tall and in from l^ewandowski through Ten money from the bag then discard one of the leading meetings in the their early 20’s Eyck. Third and then to Fourth purse and wallet Streets. Lt Det Francis On January 7 at 6:09 p.m. a From Page Avenue he turned McSweenev and Ptl Ix>uis Bilis Cancer group woman who had just alighted from south on Ridge Road and disap found Guilliano and his friend. John a New York bus at Third Street and peared. She reported the incident Tripodi. 19. of 225 Sanford Avenue, startsthird year 6 DAYS ONLY Ridge Road was approached from two hours later to local police in the store. W ed Feb. 6 thru Tues., Feb. 12 behind A robber attem pted to pull This robber was 6 ft. tall, had After Guilliano told police about of informative her purst. from under her arm but light brown hair was bearded and his car being stolen McSweenev meetings Living with Cancer'' is a free, Winter Dresses North Arlington H ono r R 0 j j non-sectarian self help group for cancer patients, their families and S u its and Sixty one students at North Ar Valerie Kozuch. Christine Mor Kuiper. C hristine Kurtz. Colleen friends The group was started by lington High School were named to rison. Manuel Prendes. Maria Rin- two cancer patients in 1982 and con Sp o rtsw e ar the honors list for the second Novicki, Irene Pawlicz. Dennise dos. Patricia Rossmell and Diann Riley. Lisa Stanek. Donna Tylenda tinues to meet the first Thursday of semester of the school year The Sorce SOPHOMORES - Michele every month at Sacred Heart School students are: and Sonia Zacher Andriola. M icihael Cam met t. in Lyndhurst at 7 30 p.m FRESHMEN - Cory Barbosa. Pauline Florre. Scott Hedenberg. The 84 students achieving credit The group provides its members Lisa Fiore. Kenneth Gebauer. Susan Kennedy. Jody Meurer. list rank included the following the opportunity to share ex V2 OFF* plus Noelle Humenick. Swati Lavu. Joseph Moleti. John Pughsi. Diana Vaghani and Alexander J r Wil periences with one another, or if Christine Nugent. Christina Stefan. Wendy S/ura and Anthony •CASHIER WILL DEDUCT liam SENIORS Kevin Barry. one prefers he may just listen Petrizzo. Linda Sealer. Carolyn Walters JLNIORS - Alberto AN ADDITIONAL Sandra Bellucci. Thomas Black. Some of the topics discussed in Swiss, Kavita Vaghani. Lydia At aide, Thomas Braney. Maria Cur Elizabeth Brane\. Susie Caputo. clude, social security, insurance, fi Varona. Shannon Wilson and rie. Susan Dickson. Keith Dlugosz. Michelle Catucci. Michelle Corrao. nancial aid. social services, in Katherine Yerovi SOPHOMORES Gennaro Duva. Dawn Gibbons. formation hotlines, research facil Lisa Bell, Audrey Blumetti. Robert Brian Coyle. Christian Czaplewski. Javier Gonzalez. George Hanks. Andrew Di G esu. Antomnette Di ities. radiation and chemotherapy 1 0 % O F F Butkiewicz, Christine Canfield. Lynn Lejda. Eric Lindholm. Andrea techniques and side effects, nutri Grace Coppola. Lisa Drake. Victor ...... — Gravina. v*i ci» 11 in. Ericr.nc Dlugosz.i Robert El Minichmi, Carlos Praia. Mana Mott. Kimberh tional hints and transportation Ferreira. Lisa Giustozzi. Michele Feller, Emanuel Rossini, Sean Ruane. Kathleen The group utilizes a phone sup U'anzo, Anthony Orrico. Mitesh Forlenza. Talia Hay on. Christopher Selected Sealer. Kimberly Tromans. Juoti port system and occasionally pro W IN T E R Patel. JoAnn Priebe. Matthew Sica. Igenito. Joseph Jordan. GerWyn Dana Fedroft. Michele Kennnedy. vides its members with an audio G roup Of John Tam kutonis. Sharon Warn- Kohnenkamp. Carol Lcanzo. COATS• PANTCOATS Margaret Knaggs. Nathan Montesa, Michelle Meaney. Philip ‘lontesa, visual presentation or a guest pro beck. Victoria Warivonchik and Joann Olmani. Jennifer Parker. fessional. and RAINCOATS GOWNS Robert Wolowitz JLNIORS Amy Kei»h Nelson. Broan Norton. Debra Cheryl Piet ruszewski. Christine If you or someone you know has Blumetti. Linnda Calabrese. Christ Novajoski. Patrick Paolmv Steven Rehm. Brian Renshaw. Michael Paskas. Jose Antonio °rata cancer why not join us for our next V2 PRICE ina Cirlincione. Laura Di Gravina. Tamkutonis and Georgianna Vi- Bridget Quick. Lisa Rehm. Charles meeting and learn more about FRESHMEN - Michael Borys fari SENIORS - Gina Basile. Dean Rokosny. Glenn Schultz. Linda! cancer and perhaps a new question Taek Kyu Cho. Angela De Franco ’ t',na Baslle' or two for your doctor. William Dill, Colleen French. Kobl Blurnel"- Christopher Carone. bar Seidman. Anthony Tardibuono. Francisco Trigo. Michelle Tylenda. 1 For information, call Fred or ery^iUCci.JrraokGolofnb. Angela €in Czellecz. Glenn Daly. Arlene Coleen Walsh. Gina Williams and B arbara at 997-9220, or G race or Kafsibs. Kimberly Kazalunas. Hanley. Demetrios Katsios, Julie Michael Wong Nick at 939-6686 ‘PhiladelphiaStory’ next M SC show ATLANTIC CITY TRIP 42 Park Ave. "The Philadelphia Story " will be Festival will be held there March Rutherford RESORTS the next production in the Major 21-23 Theatre Series at Montclair State For reservations and prices call SUNDAY, FEB. 24th College. 746-9120 after Feb 17 for Philadel- $10 Coins • $2.50 Food • $5 Deferred. It will be presented Feb 27 phia Story' and after March 10 for through March 2 The Spring Dance Dance Festival MARY'S THEATER PARTIES 998-1268 ■Vi,,Em M-T h u r s d a y . F e b r u a r y w ts
S a c r e d , (Soiiiinrrcial IT e ah cr £ b e iHmdiov jCrabet By Leocadia Dabal U hutkfjaiM n Thoitia Jantics Mid THE SEM EN SUNDAY LEADER ' - ■ Sacred Hefcrt Mfctors met With 251 R idfe Road, Lyndhurst, N.J. 07071 Those who re-marry g et a Public officials.. do-nothings. BEVERLY MURPHY, Managing Editor president L-eocadla Dabal recently. Tel 438-8700,8701,8702 new leash on life. Beefing up hams is a big job. Installation of officers wUl take Amy Divine, News Editor North Arlington's Official Newspaper Habits .. habitations of in When it comes to divorce, plaice at the March 28 meeting when A. Cornell, Advertising Manager a luncheon WiM t£‘1ietd and the Published every Thursday by the North Arlington Leader, 157 stincts. • r '■ - good p ro v id e rs m ust also b e .. Evety Ttxjrtdey by The Leeder Newscepen Inc.. 251 Ridge Road, North Arlington. Second class postage paid at club’s 16th anniversary cewbcated. Over-talkative httsband*. good dividers. W a^lW .. Lyndhurst. Second class postage paid at Rutherford, Kearny, NJ. Postmaster: Sand address charges to North Vt- New member* welcomed into the ington Leader, 157 Rtdga Rd., North Artir^ton, N J. 07032. All ad .often HERmeticaily sealed. "J . Sand address changes to Commercial Leader. 251 R, - Narrow-minded people usual club are Joseph :Ptfrttaleotte, (parol Lyndhurst, 07071. Ail advertising in the Commercial Leader is vertising published in the North Arlington Leader is subject to ap plicable rate card, copies of which are available at t h * North Arl Knowledge is real POWER,. a * * > c t to applicable rate card, copies ot which are available at ly think small. Coppola. Helen Gladstone. Frances ington Leader, 157 Ridge Road, North Arliiwton, N J. 07032. when you have it an someone The Commercial Leader. 251 Ridge Rd., Lyndhurst. N.J. '7071 M m l l ite crtpMea H -0 0 . t h « i ca»y2goeat» P.K. Wrigley made, millions Smyth and Ahna Halafc »«n«al S * K * « M *(.00. Unde cep, IS celts. in power. s“ > as a chew maker. Trip coordinator anflbunced a few ______991-1839 • 998-3306 openings still available for the • When a vocation is agreeable, Many a man has gotten water it becomes a vacation. March 20 dinner and show at Lily lea&er-Jcee far res on the knee from holding a Langtry Theatre at King of Prussia. tThr Nrutfi ICpator G ra ffiti modern^ prim itive baby on his lap. Pa J u n e 's W ildwood C re st. EAST RUTHERFORD — CARLSTADT Of Rutherford “ a r t” . Awful, awful, when your foot September’s Kaieigh Hotel and Official Newspaper of Official Newspaper of Rutherford At long last, the Statue of falls asleep and your bit toe October’s Hawaii trip for two East Rutherford and Carlstadt 38 Ames Ave., Rutherford, N.J. 07070 Liberty is having its face suddenly starts to snore. weeks. 438-5100 lifted .. the wrinkles on its At our December meeting we Published Every Thursday by Leader Newspapers. 251 Ridge Rd., This is a good-bad example of were honored with the presence of Lyndhurst, N.J. 251 Ridge Rd.. Lyndhurst. N.J. 07071 Second Patricia Cooke Linke, Managing Editor face are being ironed out. .. punxuation. class postage paid at Rutherford, N.J. Send address changes to Agnes Luke, Office Manager three distinguished guests. Com Leader Newspapers, 251 Ridge Rd., Lyndhurst, N.J. 07071 All Sad, sad, sa d .. when a giraffe Sign of a poor golfer .. a missioners Pezzolla and Stellato advertising published in the Leader Free Press is subject to ap John Introcaso, Asst. Advertising Manager gets a sore throat. plicable rate card, copies of which are available at the Leader The News Leader of Rutherford is published every Thursday by caddy-lack. and Mayor James Guida who an Newspapers at 251 Ridge Rd., Lyndhurst, N. J Leader Newspapers, 251 Ridge Rd.. Lyndhurst. Second class Before marriage, it’s ring- swered many questions regarding Annual Sabecriptton l i i o . Stifle copy M cents The two lovers both lisped. postage is paid at Rutherford, N.J. Postmaster. Send address around-finger .. after mar government. Phone: 438-8700 changes to News Leader of Rutherford, 28 Ames Ave., He proposed and she replied. Rutherford, N.J. or Leader Newspapers, 251 Ridge Rd., Lyn riage, it’s .. ring-around-the- “I ’m weddy.” dhurst. N.J. 07071. All advertising published in the News Leader nosey! of Rutherford is subject to applicable rate card, copies of which are Joy-jag .. getting stoned at a High School available at the News Leader of Rutherford. 38 Am es Ave. Ragged individualists are re Ulallingtun iCraforr Rutherford. N.J. 07070 or The Leader Newspapers, 251 Ri The silliest p act FORM ERLY SARGENT M OTOR "Come and get me. ma. long as they don't drive is an 991-9207 89 RIDGE ROAD, NORTH ARLINGTON I've had too much to drink." injustice to the authority in Such is the essence of a the home. (2 BLOCKS N O R T H O F BELLEVILLE TURNPIKE) pact some misguided anti-liq Why should anybody drink uor groups are highlighting in to excess — adults as well as QUALITY USED CARS AND FULL SERVICE DEPT television advertisements. teenagers? The pact seems to agree that drinking by under-agers Why should moderation be URGE SELECTION OF LATE MODEL USED CARS is okay so long as they don't forgotten as long as the drunk drive. 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FEBRUARY 7. 19X5—Page 11 «S» /*> / B 8 ^ S\e « *T' 1 , f « * • " « IRA BETTY Salt Eats Cars Keep Your Car On A Salt Free Diet W e’r e T h e B est BRUSHLESS CARWASH OR YOUR MONEY BACK • Interior Vacuum & Perfect W M ow i F R E E • Polish Wax - Car Polished Automatically (Reg S3.00 Extra) F R E E F'u‘ he* 1 Prot«c»* Undercarriage (Reg SI 50 turu) F R E E I " rjc S .i£ r' f r e e “’ V ikings m ust also have strong m inds The ancient Greek ideal of January Board of Education meet achievements of North Arlington $ C 1 4 strong mind in a healthy body is as ing to Christopher Carone. presi students desirable today as it was 2500 years dent of the sch o o l's Honor Society Research for the names engraved t tax (N° •*tra char9N ) ago and. according to David Koden, He accepted it on behalf of the stu on the plaque is being conducted by school principal, will begin to be dent body Amelia Rud. a graduate of the high stressed visually in North Arlington school and senior clerk in the G ui High School TIP-TOP CAR WASH In his presentation. Roden said dance Office When the research is Koden was referring specifically the purpose of the plaque is to honor completed late this year, the plaque 485 Ridge Rd., No. Arlington, N.J. • 991-3629 to a plaque, now on display in the students for outstanding academic will list the names of each class’s Use Ridge Rd. (Rt. 17 So.) to No Arlington. Car Wash on right, directly across Irom Major Cleaners high school's main corridor It lists achievement, just as the school's highest ranking student back to the nam es of graduates who at other trophies and plaques honor 1937. the year of the school's first | nPFN 7 DAYS A WEEK - SUNDAY TIL 1:30 P.M. tained the highest grade point aver past athletic and co-curricular graduating class age in their graduating classes The plaque was presented at the Lyndhurst student F o l l o w u p o n h o n o r r o l l James h. Carrino of Lyndhurst is registration one of a list of students who were named to the Dean's List for North Arlington Girls Softball academic excellence for the 1984 league will hold a followup regis fall semester at California Univer tration this Saturday from 1 to 6 sity of Pennsylvania p.m. at Wilson School California University of Pennsyl Prospective players who failed to vania enrolls approximately 5.000 register at the regular registration undergraduate and graduate stu in September may do so at this dents The 133-year-old school now time IRA lists more than 110 majors in sci Eligibility is set at 9 to 17 years of ence and technology, liberal arts age. and education. Undergraduates A $5 fee is payable at the time of may pursue two year associate registration degrees, baccalaureate and m as OR Marie Platten is League presi- ters degrees jaclyn Rose Leukemia type-a-thon christened v In the fight against leukemia, stu dents of the Lyndhurst High School Jaclyn Rose Ixmgo. daughter of Business Automation and Systems Mr and Mrs Robert Ixmgo of North Department participated in their Arlington, was christened January second type-a-thon on November 14 6 in Queen of Peace Church. North All participating students obtained Arlington. The Kev Thomas Mad sponsors who pledged a specific den pastor, officiated. IRS amount of money for each correctly Serving^s godparents for Jaclyn, typed word per minute. born November 6. 1984 at St. The students took a five-minute Barnabas Medical Center. Liv of typing speed test in their business ingston. were Thomas Longo class The teachers administered Lyndhurst and Mrs James < linda > The Sm art M oney is on IRA the tests and verified the scores. All Burklv of Martinsville the participants returned to their sponsors and collected pledged Unwanted money. A total of .$480 was collected by First National’s Individual Retirement Account is Hair Removed the students The money was pre Your account is insured up to $100,000 by the Fed GINA'S ELECTROLYSIS sented to Ira Goldberg of the available to everyone, including those who have eral government regardless of any other savings ac OVER 25 YEARS EXPERIENCE Leukemia Society of America. Inc.. a current pension or profit-sharing plan. Individ counts in your name. Instantly - Safely - Permanently by Elaine L i11erio of Ms uals can deposit up to $2000 a year in our tax First National's I.R.A. is covered by a variable RADI0MATIC ELECTROLYSIS Robertsons Secretarial office Pro cedures class She collected $125. sheltered I.R.A. Married couples, with one non or a fixed interest plan. M E M B E R OF THE the highest amount in the history of working spouse can deposit up to AMERICAN ELECTROLYSIS ASSN For complete details on how you and Lyndhurst High School's type-a- $2,250 and working couples up to thon can profit from this investment and ELECTROLYSIS ASSN . INN J $4000. Mr Goldberg was extremely protection for retirement days, visit 9 9 1 - 1 3 0 8 pleased with the success of the pro With First National's I.R.A. you your nearest First National office. 152 MIDLAND AVENUE gram and thanked all the young defer taxes on the money you in One more important note: In the ARLINGTON. N.J. people for their fine efforts. He ex vest each year and that’s de pressed his gratitude to the teach event your current retirement plan ers for their cooperation in conduct ducted from your current taxes. pays you a lump sum, it may be William Carlos ing the drive, to all the students for The interest your First National “rolled over” (all or any part of it) into their achievement, and to the spon I.R.A. earns compounds tax-free sors for their generosity a First National I.R.A. within 60 Williams until withdrawal, which may be at days. Remember, the smart money Movie Theatre Cancer Society age 59'/2 or as late as 70Vi. is on I.R.A. Williams Plaza, Rutherford changes address The Bergen County Unit of the ★ C I N E M A I ★ American Cancer Society will be Johnny Dangerously »« relocating to 20 Mercer Street. OPEN AN I.R.A. BEFORE APRIL 15TH AND SAVE! Starring Michael Keaton Hackensack. 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FEBRUARY 7, l9X5-Page 13 C r o w l e y - Luncheon and m em ories SI*ORTSWIRE is being turned out to pay tribute to a turned over this week to Jack man they still affectionately Seitzinger, columnist for the refer to as •Coach.” Scranton (Pa.) Tribune and Kazelenski had learned about the piece he did recently on the reunion a day earlier an emotional luncheon for while reading a column by Jim Crowley, already a leg Tom Fox in the Philadelphia end, although he has the spir Inquirer. it and vitality of a much Crowley.. 82. was the main younger man. attraction The boys from What memories Crowley’s Kose Hill — Crowley's ' fami name revives! Of Kimmy ly” — shared in his glory as Biumenstock, one of they reminisced about the Fordham's greatest and ohe "good old days." of the best ever coached by What made that 1937 team, Crowley. The Crowley story which produced a 7-0-1 re in Scranton would have been cord. so great? more complete if Jack Crowley had the answer Breslin, Crowley's historian, "They worked together as a could have been present. team," he said. "They had a But Sietzinger did very- lot of talent. It's just great to well. Here is his column: be together with them again By Jack Seitzinger They're still as hungry as One by one they filed into a ever ” dining room that had been Crowley, appearing frail reserved at The Sheraton Inn and seated in a wheelchair, Jim Crowley tried, but he still possesses a keen memo couldn't hold back the tears ry. A noted after-dinner ■ Gr a n d R e u n i o n . Jim Crowley, one of the fabled Four “Seven Blocks of Granite." the Fordham line that repelled "Nice to see you. Coach.'' speaker, he is still quick Horsemen of Notre Dame football fame and later coach of great opponent offenses for two consecutive years. I.eo Paquin of said Johnny Druze. "Hey. witted. Rutherford, star end on the "Seven B lock s" could not be there Fordham football teams, was guest at a luncheon in Sheraton But Johnny I>ruze and Ed Franco, who were two of the seven, Coach, you're looking great." "Coach always had a sense Inn. Scranton, Pa., recently. Among those who honored Crowley added Kd Franco. of humor." said Druze. the made it. In the above picture, left to right: Curcio, Joe Bernard. Druze and Franco are right end on that great were Peter Curcio. former Lyndhurst commissioner who played Stanley Kazelenski and Fd Franco. Seated to the right of Crowlev members of the legendary Fordham team. "But not dur under Crowley at Fordham. At the luncheon were two of the is Druze. "Seven Blocks of Granite ' at ing practice." chirped drifted back to Fordham Franco. Druze. Bernard. . bardi among the best coaches is no doubt in my mind that as Fordham University They Bernard. To which Crowley where he led the Hams to a 6- Razalenski and Curcio also of all time Crowle\ had a were here Thursday for a replied. "It suddenly got cold an assistant coach at Notre 2 record in his initial season have fond memories ol their way with boys that was not Dame 1 imparted some of the mini reunion with Coach Jim in here." as head coach. days at Fordham where, ac exceeded. That's why we re Crowley, the lone surviving knowledge to my players that "Kemember. Coach, your "There are a lot of high cording to each. Crowlej all here toda\ member of Notre Dame's 1 learned from Jim at favorite word used to be lights in my career." Crowley helped mold their careers. "Jimmy worked us and fabled 'Four Horsemen'' Fordham." blockers.' " Bernard joked. pointed out. "As a player. 1 "Four days ago I fell down drove us to death." said backfjeld who. in later years, The "Seven Blocks ot Again Crowley was quick on played in the Hose Bowl As a a flight of stairs and cracked Druze. who spent 11 years as turned Fordham into a foot Granite" — Franco and Wo- the draw. "That's because coach, the games with Pitts five ribs." said Franco. "Yes an assistant coach at Notre ball powerhouse jciechowic/ are enshrined m none of the players wanted to burgh stand out. We had 0-0 terday 1 was going to call and Dame when his playing ca the National College Football Other members ot the block." he quipped "They ties in all three meetings. As cancel out. but I feel good reer had ended, lie was nev liall ot Fame are slill the "Seven Blocks" are I.eo Pac- wanted to be ball-carriers a rule, those are very dull today I wouldn't miss this lor er the holler type But he pr i de and |o\ ot .11 rn quin. A1 Barbartsky. Alex and they were all linemen ." games. But there was a lot of anything because 1 think so made quips tor each player Crowley's coaching career Wojciechowicz and the late The reunion, put together intensity in our meetings with much of my coach, on the squad that could reall\ "The Seven Blocks lost Vince Lombardi, who went on through the efforts of Gordie Pittsburgh was coaching at a high school motivate an individual ' only two names in three to coaching greatness in the Dempsey and Hay Langati. "Football today is a little in New Jersey anti had an Druze then summed up the years." Crowlev said. "They National Football League, attracted crews from NFL more open’ than it was in the ' unbeaten team, Crowle\ feeling of his teammates. lost to Purdue and to NYt 7 and Nate Pierce. Films and ABC-TV. which old days. Today they depend came over to me and told me "Having been at Notre b. a team we were supposed Three other Fordham plans to show footage on more on the forward pass, 1 had to take (Frank) Leahy's Dame, I know the respect to beat." players — Joe Bernard. Pete Howard Cosell's ’Sports although the pass was a very place, 1 joined the Fordham they hold for Sleepy Jim.' " It was easy lo see win Jim C u r c i o a n d S t a n l e y Beat" show. important part of the game coaching staff the next year Druze said. "Coach, it’s a Crowley, the coach, couldn't Kazeletiski. the hero in the Crowley, as is customary, back then. too. But we used to and they were the happiest privilege to be here with you. fight back the tears as he was run on third-and-10( Npw thev Rams' 2-0 Sugar Bowl victory was surrounded by well- * , , a U ; . t, I really meant that Thank reunited with his Kose Hill over Missouri in 1942 — also wishers as his thoughts >,ass" * yoi^ncy much, Q indi. 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Two of the finest dash fields ever victory in 6.22 seconds. indoor world-record holder for 60 Kirk Baptiste, a former team Ben Johnson, a Canadian Olym put together for an indoor track and. The Golden Nugget Wilma Finally, Merlene Ottey-Page. a yards. mate of Lewis at the University of pian, defeated Graddy in the World Rudolph includes defending champ Jamaican Olympian, has scores of field meet will be featured in the Though Lewis, of the Santa Houston was second in the Olympic Indoor Games in Paris earlier this ion Chandra Cheeseborough. repre- medals. A bronze medalist at loo Golden Nugget Jesse Owens- and Monica Track Club, won four gold 200 and defeated him in a •subse month and won two bronze sprint senting Athletics West. and 200 meters, Ottey-Page won 12 medals in Los Angeles, he will be quent 300-meter race in Europe. medals at the Games. Wilma Rudolph 55-meter sprints at NCAA or A IA W W national col put to the test by his five com Sam Graddy of the University of Cheeseborough. the only American the Vitalis-U.S. Olympic Invita legiate’titles while at the University petitors. Calvin Smith of Bud Light Tennessee was second to Lewfe in The only non-Olympian, Emmit member of three successive Olym tional Track and F'ield Meet, Feb. 9. of Nebraska. Track America set the all-time the KXV-meters and wwas the United King of New Balance Track Club, pic squads, won gold on the two in Meadowlands Arena This will be the Golden Nugget s world record in the 100 meters at States and NCAA 1984 outdoor ironically was the best indoor sprint relays and was runner-up to first involvement in presenting a 9.93 seconds in 1983 and joined Lew champ. sprinter on the circuit last year. Valerie Brisco-Hooks in the 400 Ten of the 11 starters are 1984 track and field event. is on the victorious 4 x 100-meter Cheeseborough set the meet re Olympians, led by Carl Lewis, the relay. H arlem G lobetrotters perform cord of 6.71 seconds in 1983. but she The sponsoring of these races is might have to break this mark well-suited to Steve W ynh and the Golden Nuggets philosophy of The H arlem Globetrottefs, the million people in 101 countries. against especiaJly good competition striving for the ultimate perfor famed Magicians of Basketball, They have played in 1600 North Alice Brown, of World Class Ath mance in all we undertake. We an perform at William Paterson American cities alone. letic Club, gained a silver medal in ticipate these races will more than College’s Kec Center in Wayne, on the Olympic 100 and is a former meet these expectations, said Ste Feb. 18. Known for their use of "razzle- world record holder in the sprint phen F. 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I understand the from tn*-' smallest letter to the largest ni.»j Spring Trimester begins March 2. 1985. Public Policy Computer Programming Banking Business Systems Data Processing Management and/or Marketing Name , Marketing Management Word Processing R S KNAPP CO , INC. Address Cltv . State, Zip Phono 438 1500 SRC N ew Jersey's Jesuit C ollege Telephone^ LH THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 19X5—Page 15 A week ago your reporter was chatting with Chris Pappas, the The count’s corner track’s director of admissions. He offered the following comment. " A 'Hie young 1985 harness racing attendance is up 1.200 over last year ago 185.230 showed up at the campaign at the Meadowlands is year.” track to bet for the first 13 nights. moving along smoothly. The handle Changing the habits of the early This year more than 198,000 passed is up. Attendance is up. And the bird bettors seems to be the major through the turnstiles for the same racing is the best it has been so reason for the upswing. number of nights. early in season since the pacers and "The early birds are turning into "The Early Bird money was dead trotters opened the East Rutherford night owlS." said a bettor ' You money. Now the chum is playing a horse race parlor in 1976. just can’t keep us away, dfly or ■big role in the betting." At the end of the 20th racing card, night.” What do you mean by the chum ? the handle was averaging, using Anzalone, who has been around "Well." replied Pappas, "the rounded figures. $2 5 million. Atten the racing game for more than a fans at the track are wagering their dance was averaging slightly more quarter century, is from the old winnings on the next races It than 14.000 The figures are per school. “ I'm a believer in putting wasn’t so with the Karly Bird M I N I ’S centage increases of 10.8 in wager people in the seats." he will tell you. players because they had to wait ing and 7.5 percent in attendance "and I ’m going to make every effort until the next day to collect their for the comparable period of a year to accomplish it. One way was to winnings before betting again " ago abolish the K arly Bird wagering. Betting handles of $3 million on “Betting is up a quarter of a The doors on the Karly Bird bet successive nights in the second million a night." says Sam ting were shut in Debemrer when SHOP week of this young campaign was a Anzalone. the Big M ’s general man the thoroughbreds were providing sure sign that Anzalone made the ager for all horse racing, 'and the the action right decision when he decided to abolish the Karly Bird activity. DIAM OND JMJBMLEE On Jan 25. 17.000 patrons poured ALUMNI K f l VIO V $3 million into the pari-mutuel m a CUB PACK 88 for BSA chines On the following night 21.200 D e s i g n e r Friday, Feb. 22, 1985 7-9 PM customers wagered $3,378,393 UNITED METHODIST CHURCH HALL Anzalone admits the decision to Shoes & Clothes Corner ot Stuyvesant & lontme Avenues drop the early wagering was a hard Lyndhurst, N.J. one Anzalone felt especially for the All Former Pack 88 Scouts, Cubmasters, "beautiful people." a term Sam Den Leaders and Other Pack Leaders uses when he discusses senior Cub 88 Sponsored by Jefferson P.T.A citizens Call Joe or Melaine 438-6008 "B ut I wanted to bring fans back Italian-H igh Fashion Ed or Veronica 460-8960 Bruce or Beverly 935-0746 to the races at night." Sam noted. B r d N a m e s Vivian’s School of D ance presents WORK THAT BODY 8 WEEK WINTER SESSION OF EXERCISE/DANCE WORKOUT 32 Park Avenue Classes Start Feb. 19th Through April 11th R u t h e r f o r d 939-1330-939-3011 call 9 9 8 -73 77 (used to be Rutherford Sporting Goods) Monday • Thursday 5:30 • 8:00 P.M. 32 RIDGE ROAD, NORTH ARLINGTON, N.J. G e t a FREE P ic illo B ros O pticians Enlargem ent % HALF Order any two same-size, IV 2 P same-finish PRICE Kodak color I t P enlargements. 0 Get a third I R U SALE enlargement free, from I c K o d a k ’s E ■ • Purchase one Pair of o w n lab. C N E Eyeglasses At Regular P r ic e P icillo B ros. Receive the Second O p t i c i a n s Pair At Half Price. 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N J. 07109 (201)997-9668 (201)751-3211 WEEKDAYS, EVENINGS & SATURDAY HOURS Rutherford Office Plaza By Appojntment House Calls Office Hours 7 Sylvan Street 460-0280 By Appointment futherford, N.J. Dr. George F. W allace KEARNY DENTAL ASSOCIATES 3 8 0 M a i n S t . , B e l l e v i l l e Podiatrist Ailments and Surgery of the -oot JOSEPH MINERVINI, D.M.D. Grand Union Shopping Center ROBERT C. SANDLER, D.M.D. General Dentistry 440 Boulevard 7 5 1 - 4 6 0 0 (201)288-5888 Hasbrouck Heights, N.J. 07604 Bonding and Cosmetic Dentistry Emergency Service Most Insurance Plans Accepted Mary Ann Zimmermann, M.A.,RD Open 6 Days a Week Saturday and Evening Appointments Available W ayne J. A ltm an, M .D. Registered Dietitian-Nu/ritionist Accepting New Patients O rthopedic Surgery* Expert N utrition C ounseling 157 KEARNY AVE. KEARNY 9 9 8 -2 4 2 9 Hand and M icrosurgery For Medical Diets & W eight Day, Evening and Saturday Appointments R e d u c t i o n 6 POMPTON AVE., CEDAR GROVE, N.J ERIC M ARC JACKSON,M .D. 240 Park Avenue 2 3 9 - 5 6 6 3 Board Certified Internal Medicine Rutherford, N.J. (201)438-5888 Announces His Association With M ARK W AXM AN, M.D. Dr. M atthew J. Zeiler Board Certified Internal Medicine and Gastroenterologist I OPTOMETRIST For The Practice of General Internal Medicine and Diseases of the Stomach • Eyes examined by appointment • Large selection of frames and lenses For Adults and Adolescents IRA KURZ, M.D. • 20% discount children and seniors 197 Ridge Road North Arlington, N.J. • 20% discount second complete pair of glasses • Free frame adjustments and repairs 0f,iceHo" rs Telephone • Contact Lenses - hard and soft By Appointment 997-1010 240 Park Avenue • House calls available Rutherford. NJ 07070 Dav. Evening and Week-End Hours Available (201)896-1200 • Master Charge and Visa • Open Saturday and Thursday evening • One year frame warranty • Union plans, Medicare and Medicaid accepted Dr. Robert C. C hasolen 348 Ridge Road, Lyndhurst, N.J. DENTISTRY FOR THE ADULT AND CHILD 438-8668 If you have chipped, cracked or discolored teeth, STEPHEN J. CANDIO, D O S. let us help restore your smile with BONDING. 9 M - Q O Q 9 ANTHONY J. CANDIO, D.M.D. We Provide Quality Dental Care 438-1311 Dr. Theodore R andolph For Toddlers Thru Senior Citizens. Offering Day, Evening and Saturday Hours By Appointment Associate American College . 24 HOUR EMERGENCY SER VICE . 132 Ridge Road, No. Arlington of Foot Surgeons 464 Valley Brook Ave., Lyndhurst 9 9 8 - 7 8 5 0 SURGEON PODIATRIST Eve. & Sat. Hrs. Visa/Mc 223 Stuyvesant Ave., Lyndhurst D r . D anieI V . M ariano 9 3 9 - 5 8 7 7 PROSPECT WOMEN’S MEDICAL CENTER, RA. CHIROPRACTOR LOUIS S. POLSKY, M.D. CHARLES A. STRANIERO, M.D. ROBERT J. GALLO, M.D. 60 Union Ave., Rutherford 1 Immediate care Take pleasure in announcing the association of 9 3 5 - 4 4 6 6 ’ No appointment needed ♦ •• MANUEL A. VEGA, M.D. Office Hours By Appointment ' ’ C c -' '<&• * For minor emergencies .. . , , * Cost less than a hospital ER visit IN THE PRACTICE OF • Not for life threatening illnesses or accidents OBSTETRICS, GYNECOLOGICAL SURGERY AND INFERTILITY • Open weekdays 8 AM to 8 PM 120 Prospect Avenue • Open Saturdays 9 AM to 3 PM Phone 1201)997-3200 APPOINTMENT Hackensack, New Jersey 07601 (201) 342-1600 WALK-IN MEDICAL CENTER Harrison Plaza Shopping Center Hours by appointment Dr. thc/warcf ^7? CJAesney, jfr. 450 Bergen Street, Harrison, N.J CHIROPRACTOR (201) 484-6900 Ralph S D Agostino. MD Ellen C Onishchuk, MD OFFICE HOURS. PIC ILLO BROS. Monday-Frlday 10 a m -1 p.m.; 3:30 p.m -8 p.m. 121 Ridge Road Saturday-By Appointment Only North Arlington, N.J. 07032 OPTICIANS AT TWO CONVENIENT LOCATIONS KENT S. LERNER, M.D. "A FAMILY EYEWEAR CENTER" Robinson Chiropractic Center 32 RIDGE ROAD NO. ARLINGTON, 07032 Announces Ihe Opening 997-0998 DR. KAREN A. ROBINSON of his Office Tues. 4 Thurs. 10-8:30. Mon 4 Fri. 10-6 CHIROPRACTOR Sat. 10-2:30 . Closed Wednesdays for Ihe Practice of 312 RIDGE ROAD LYNDHURST, 07071 APPLIED KINESIOLOGY ORTHOPEDIC SURGERY 933-1666 Mon 4 Thurs 10-8:30.Tues 4 Fri 10-6 at 440 Ridge Road, Lyndhurst, N.J., 07071 Sat. 10-2:30 . Closed Wednesdays 639 RIDGE ROAD One Year Guarantee On Frames and Lenses (201)460-9010 LYNDHURST 8 9 6 - 1 3 4 4 THURSDAY, FEBRUARV 7, I9W5—Page t * ' E c u m e n ic a l ‘Italian Night9 M SGR O ’C onnor A ssem bly considers change in by-law s "It s gotta be the sign of :our man and George Kropilak. John Ernest Cerone. perennial chef of the Fourth Degree Knights of Co Degre* Knights wi.I one year of A refreshment program, under tftnes/ says Grand Knight Jrtm O'Dwyer-Woods and William Council, and Matty Cascinno will be lumbus of Monsignor Peter B membership and in good standing the charge of Joseph O'Rourke wik Menaini of Queen of Peace Council Eschner as committee members. ” the cooks O'Connor Assembly will consider are eligible to join, i follow 3428. "Talking about getting ecu Adding a modicum of ethnicity to changes in by-laws during its m eet menical like the Church, Tony Tickets a re available a t $10 each the committee, the names of Greg ing tonight at 8:30 in the chambers Zanghi. chairman of our ‘Italian for the Feb 16 event. Reservations Cappuccino. Jim Ferriero, Bill at 1994 River Road. North Arling Night has John Keegan as master m ay be m ade by calling 991-9606 Samo, Tony DiScemi, Phil Kusso. ton. Hacker will preside William Frank’s Park Avenue Service of ceremonies. Normand Michaud Music will be . provided by Cha 1 w o t VCf.V W P H I Vf, Tony Ventola, Warden Al Cam- Samo and James E. Ferriero will as ticket chairman, Peter Cha Helen and her orchestra, fea FRANK ADAM0, SR., PROP. perlino. Jerry Bruno and Charles present recommendations, includ O’Loughlin as assistant ticket chair- turing Mark Vax Vaxmonsky. “the {formerly ol Lou's Service Center. No Arlington) Belmonte have been included ing a change in dues. % ------polish cowboy. Hacker will discuss plans for the < .alo-Sass Officers to plan agenda balance of the assembly year, in Officers of Calo-Sass VFW Post cluding a membership drive. Third SPEC/AIS of officers for nominations ... bership. Membership Chairman 4697 will meet next Tuesday, at 8 March and a Poppy Drive ife May Michael Laico and Carl Rizzolo ELECTRIC TUNE UP p.m. at the post hom e 222 R iver Juniors m eet Preliminary plans for Ihe post's spearheaded the drive. Road. North Arlington. Commander 40th anniversary in December will Joseph Flynn will preside be m ade Renewals and new memberships North Arlington Junior Woman's * 4 9 The agenda will include planning are still being accepted to join 'the Club will hold its monthly board for the remainder of Flynn’s term Flynn has announced that the fastest growing little post in Bergen meeting February’ 7 at 8 p.m DISC BRAKES *60 which ends in June consideration post has reached 100 percent mem C ounty." The meeting will be hosted by TUNE-UP SPECIAL! Debra Finch. ALL MECHANICAL WORK Anyone interested in joining the organizatioon should contact Fran 101 Park Ave., Lyndhurst, N.J. 438-0014 Kenny membership chairman at 997-0409 Q u a r t e r - cenlurym ark U o U V s Joseph A Pesictw. of 75 A rgyle GRAND OPENING Place. North Arlington, an office A Valentine fo r Everyone supervisor with Public Service CLEARANCE SALE Electric and Gas Company, will complete 25 years with the com at pany this month. Men, Women, Children He will be presented a gold ser O ff The Rack vice emblem in honor of the oc ca ■Many Old Fashion Handmade Items sion. Home o f Ladies Participate in Buy at our O f f The Rack Prices Not at their O f f The W a ll Prices M a rk e t 104 Park Ave., Rutherford • 896-9446 Research Studies Open Mon Sat 10-6 Fri 10 9 • Prices effective thru 2 '9'85 and Get Paid For Your Opinions! • • • WHEELCHAIR BASKETBALL GAME n e w 1985 CHEVETTE CS NEW 1 9 (5 CAVALIER NEW 1 9 8 5 S P E C T R U M f Chevy 2 dr Stand equip incl 1 61 4 cyl eng . 4 spd man Chevy 2 dr Stand equip incl 2 0 fuel iniect 4 cyl eng Chevy 2 dr Hatchback frt wh drv Stand equip incl 1 5 LYNDHURST HIGH SCHOOL GYMNASIUM P irans, told-dwn rr seat, man frt disc brakes/rack 4 pm 4-spd man trans. console, trt whl drv MacPherson frt 4 cyl eng. 5-spd man trans man rack & pin steer pwr/trt can 865*8474 steer trt stab bar. reclm In buckets, sty stl whls radials strut susp. pwr/disc brakes, man rack & pin steer reclin disc brtcs MarPhersnn frt strut susp tint gl buckets luiI Sal., Feb. 16, 1985 ■ 8:00 P.M. am radio B/S molds cig lighter console Not in stock frt buckets sty stl whls. aN season steel belt radials Not springs steel belt radials Not in stock Allow 6-8 weeks H | aiio* 6-8 *eetcs delivery list $5825 '48 month m stock Allow 6-8 weeks delivery LIST $7307 -48 delivery LIST $6930 '48 month closed end lease — featuring — closed end lease w/60.000 mites No money down Ret n\onth closed-end leas* w/60.000 miles No money w/60 000 miles No money down Ref sec depi of $300 sec dept of $300 required Buy for $5490 down Ref sec dept ol $300 requiieil Buy for $6/89 required Buy for $6630 Meadowlands Eastern Paralyzed Veterans of Am erica ^ TOTAL PYMT: MONTHLY PYMT: TOTAL PYMT. MONTHLY PYMT. TOTAL PYMT: MONTHLY PYMT: g| Consumer Center v n . Brooklyn W hirlawavs Sponsored by LYNDHURST LIONS CLUB P $5232 $109* $6192 $129* $6192 $129*| THE PLAZA All Donations for our Sight Conservation Fund AT HARMON MEADOW NEW 19D5 C A M A R 0 new 1985 CELEBRITY NEW 198 5 CAPRICE DONATION $2 00 Chevy-Spt Cpe Stand equip incl 2 5 fuel inject 4 cyl eng Chevy 2di Cpe Stand equip incl 4 3 EFI V6 am Secaucus, N.J. I 5-spd man. trans, am radio tult («cW\ buckets Chevy 2 dr Stand eutp met 2 5 EFI 4 cyl eng. frt whl radio auto trans 'rt stab bar lull whl covers, custom pwr/steer/disc brakes MacPherson tn strut susp Side drv 4-spd man trans, am radto w/dual rr spkers. full whl cloth mt. pwr/sleer/disc brakes all season steel belt I wind delog. all season steel ben radials Not m stock covers, pwr/rack ft pin steer/frt disc brks, MacPherson frt ;adiais. head iite reminder buzzer quaitz clock quiet snd ' Allow 6-8 weeks delivery LIST $9009 ‘48-month strut susp side wind defog all season stefl belt radials Qro Not 'n slock Allow 6-8 weeks delivery 11ST Not m slock Allow 6-8 weeks delivery LIST $8743 ‘48 $10,628 '48 month closed-end lease w/60.000 miles closed-end lease w/60 000 miles No money down Ref month closed end lease w/60.000 miles No money No money down Ref sec dept of $300 required Buy for I sec dept of $300 required Buy for $8396 down Ref sec dept of $300 required Buy for $7890 $9490 I HAS YO U R 1984 TAX B ILL TOTAL PYMT. MONTHLY PYMT: TOTAL PYMT: MONTHLY PYMT: TOTAL PYMT. MONTHLY PYMT: SHOCKED YOU? I $ 7 1 5 2 $ 1 4 9 * $7152 $149* $8592 $179*V QUALITY USED CAR SPECIALS! MEMBERSHIP DRIVE ‘80 Impala ’82 Grand Prlx ’83 Monte Carlo ’83 CHEVETTE ’83 CITATION I Chevy - 4 dr Sedan V8 *uto Pontiac-V6. auto trans. air cond, Cbevy-Cpe tutone Wu/vel mt, V6. Chevy-4 dr hatchback 4 cyl Chevy 4 dr natch-EFI 4 cyl enj) J Rutherford Taxpayers Association Inc. trans, air cond. pwr/steer/txks : pwr/steer/ brks/wmds. am/fm auto trans, air cond eng auto trans. man steer/brks rrdef vm rt am/fm stereo & cass. mnrt.. wire whls Looks like , pwr/steer/brtts, am/fm stereo i air cond. am/tm st No 01768 pwr/steer/brks del am/fm tint I more 80768 miles new 30.878 ttnles rrdet 21.640 mits 1 25 755 Miles gi body molds 30,146 miles I In order to hold the tax line, we need your support to impress upon the Borough Council I and school Board your concern over escalating taxes. $ 6 4 9 5 $ 4 4 9 5 $ 7 9 9 5 *4495 $ 5 5 9 5 A house assessed at $50,000 in 1978 taxes were $1,430.In 1984 taxes were $2,245, If the average rate of increase of the last 7 years is projected to 1989 (5 yrs.) your taxes will be I '81 C utliu Sup. '76 Impala Wgn ’82 MUSTANG 0L ’82 T-1000 ‘79 Cutlass Sup. $2,924 SHOULDN’T YOU BE CONCERNED? ■ OMs ■ Brougham V6. auto Chevy V8, auto trans, Ford - Custom Cpe 6 cyl eng, Pontiac 4 dr hatchack 4 cyl CHds-Cpe V8 auto trans. a" I tnns. at/ cond. pwr/steer/brks. pwr/steer /brks. air cond Ex auto trans. air cond. eng. auto trans. an cond cond p**/sieer/brks am/tm vin 1 am/tm. rr del, vm rt. mag cellent cond Must be seen pwr/steer/brics, am/tm, sun rt, rt S more 57 480 miles A public hearing on the school budget is scheduled for 8 P.M. in the high school cafeteria I whls Excellent cond 34.800 sold as traded1 86 321 miles detog 20.023 mfes Extra pwr/steer/brks rrdet 4 more mites Special' dear 43.129 miles on March 11. The municipal budget hearing will be held in April, Watch newspapers for the $ 4 9 9 5 $ 4 4 9 5 date. We urge you to attend. 5 6 7 9 5 * 1 4 9 5 $ 5 9 9 5 Join the R.T.A. now. For additional information, and tentative 1985 budget figures you ^re '82 Cp< de Villa invited to attend a meeting of the R.T.A. on Thursday, February 28 at 7:30 P.M. Borough Hall, ’81 CAPRICE '82 Cavalltr Wgn ’82 Electra ‘SOLtMam Safari Cadillac V8. auto trans, ar tower tovtrt, or phone number beHPW Chevy dr V8. auto trans air Chevy - 4cy» eng, auto frarfl. air Butck - V6. auto trans, air Ponbac-Wgn V6. auto trans atr cond. pwr/steer/brttt/wm D a y . Give the Enchanted Heart Bouquet. • ALL TYPES WIGS & WIGLETS Everything her heart STYLED & SOLO desires! BeautiKil fresh flowers • FROSTING & STREAKING fill Teleflora’s gorgeous heart- shaped ceramic box. A/ter the • EXPERT HAIR CUTTING hobday, it holds bath powder, jewelry, and other treasures. Call BLOW CUTTING or visit our shop for delivery any where in the U.S. or Canada. SPECIAL PRICES SENIOR CITIZENS Valentine’s D a y is TUESDAY 6 WEDNESDAY February 14. APPOINTMENT NOT ®lbr ?ngli»H ALW AYS NECESSARY Fkx«t And Gift Snoop* 327 Union Av« *uth«rt O fficers elected at Lt. W hitlow dies at 51 W est H udson H ospital Retired Police Lt. James wife, the former Nancy Roland The medicdl staff of West Hudson geon. and served as Acting Director Whitlow of Carlstadt died Saturday four daughters. Mrs. William (Lee Hospital has announced the election of Surgery at Fort Polk. Ivouisana at the age of 51. Ann) Woodruff of Glendale. Ariz., of its new officers and Deparmental from 1959 to 1963 Catherine Com andatore Before his retirement two ^ears and Mrs. Thomas (Diane) Ondrof. Directors, all of whom will begin He served his residency in Gener Catherine Comandatore, ago Lt. Whitlow had served 25 years Mrs. Karl (Nancy) Ross and Jen 76, died Her husband Joseph died in 1946 three year terms March 1 al Surgery at the Jersey City Medi at Beth Israel in the department nifer. all of Carlstadt . his mother. Saturday Hospital, and her son Joseph died in 1973. Fleeted at the annual medical cal Center, the la^ year of which Passaic. Anna of Clifton, two brothers. Per Mrs. Comandatore is survived Mr. Whitlow was a U.S. Navy staff meeting in January, the new was spent as Chief Surgical Resi Korean War veteran and a com cy (Buddy) of Rochelle Park and She was bom in Bridgeport, by a daughter. Mrs. William officers are Giovanni Lima. M.D . dent, He began his practice as a Conn.. and lived in Jersey C ity until mander for the G.C. Burkadt Amer Tliomas of Carlstadt . three sisters. (Sarah) Bryce of Lyndhurst: three President: William T e v lin ; M .D . general surgeon in 1963 she moved to Lyndhurst 35 years ican Legion. Post 69. and a m em ber Mrs. Nicolai lDorothy) Hansen of grandchildren and three great Vice-President and Raphael An attending surgeon in the De of the Schmidt-Hoeger Veterans of Clifton. Mrs. Thomas (Florence) grandchildren. Giobbe. M.D . Secretary-Treasurer partment of Surgery and Chief of Before retiring in 1965. Mrs. Foreign W ars. P ost 3149. Lloyd of Concord. Calif .. and Mrs Elected to serve as directors the General Surgery Service, he has Comandatore was a seamstress for He was also a member of the Russell (Lillian) Kaiser of Funeral services were Tuesday through February 1988. are Satish been a member of the medical staff three y e a rs at Lyn-M aid Co, First Presbyterian Church and Rutherford and five grandchil from the Ippolito-Steliato Funeral Madan. M L) . Department of Sur at West Hudson Hospital since De belonged to the Policemen's dren She was a parishioner at Sacred Home and at 9 a.m. at Sacred Heart gery William Ziefert. M D . De cember. 1973 Currently, he serves Heart Church. Church Benevolent Association. Local 312 Funeral services were Tuesday partment of Medicine Dr Giobbe the hospital aRd medical staff as from the Kimak Funeral Home Mr Whitlow is survived by his M.D.. Department of Radiology chairman of the Tissue Committee Julia W arshall and Donald MacPherson. M D . De and surgical delegate to the Medi Funeral services were held for Vincent M. D e M a r t i n o partment of Pathology cal Kxecutive Committee y ears Julia Warshall, 81, who died Janu Vincent M DeMartmo. 75. died He was a parishioner of St Dr. Lima is an attending physi Dr Tevlin is board certified by ary 27 at St Mary’s Hospital. She was a parishioner of Ss. Pe Thursday at home * Mary’s Church. cian in the Department of Medicine the American Board ol Surgery , a ter & Paul Cathedral, Passaic. Passaic. Mr DeMartino was born in Italy Mr. DeMartino is survived by his and Chief of Family Practice He Fellow of American College of Sur Miss Warshall is survived by a She was a lifelong resident of and lived in Rutherford for the past wife. Jeannett and a son. Robert of received his medical education at geons. and a member of both the Wallington. sister. Mrs Kugene Kuseil of Whit 26 years. Rutherford. Palermo < Italy ) Medical School and Medical Society of Jersey and the ing. Before retiring 10 Years ago. she Before retiring seven years ago. Funeral services were Saturday served his internship at Clara Hudson County Medical Society He Services were from the Wozniak was a practical nurse at the N.J he worked for CBS R ecords in from the Thomas J. Diffily Funeral Maass Memorial Hospital. Belle also is representative to the Ameri Home for Funerals and at Ss Peter Training School. Totowa. for 25 Haw thorne Home and at St Mary's R.C. ville He joined the medical staff at can College of Surgeons tor West & Paul Cathedra ch West Hudson Hospital in Januarv Hudson Hospital His practice is lo 1972 cated at 39 Seeley Avenue. Kearny Beginning his third term as Viola Percier O ur Lady of M t. C arm el Seniors Since that time. Dr Lima has served as co-chairman of the I'tili- secretary-treasurer of the medical Funeral services were held at Bom in Bendersville Pa., she zation Review Comittee. as a mem staff. Dr Giobbe received his medi Collins-Cahoun Funeral Home for lived in Rutherford since 1925 By G r a c e O refice ber of the Fmergency Room Com cal education at the I'niversity of Viola Blocher P ercier. 86. who died The following agenda was con Before retiring in 1965. she was a mittee. and as a member of the Bologna. Italy graduating in 1968 January 27 at the Cherry Nursing President James Castiglia pre ducted by the President after all secretary: in the college loans de (Quality Assurance Board of the While in Italy, he founded and Home. Montclair sided at the J a n u a ry 15 m eeting business- re p o rts were read partment at Rutherford National The members were led in prayer by Seniors were asked not to go to Board of Governors lie currently served as president ol the American Bank R osario N asco Chaplain Bob Jennings Ellen the Parks Dept before 10 a.m. on serves as Family Practice delegate Medical Student Association She was a member of the O Connor led the members in sing necessary days on the Medical Staff Kxecutive lie served his internship at St Rosario Harry' /Vasco. 71. died Rutherford Woman's Club and the ing, “God Bless America.'' A news report was read by Presi Board and as a member o f the Joint Barnabas Medical Center. Liv January 11, at Brick Hospital He Rutherford Republican Club and at Conference Committee dent Castiglia concerning P A A ingston. and completed a three year was bom in New York City Before tended the First Presbyterian Seniors party for senior citizens If the bill is Dr Luima is a member of the residency in Radiology at Overlook moving to Bricktown eight years Church passed, it will be a help to all sen American Medical Association. Hospital. Summit Dr Giobbe is ago. he lived in Lyndhurst and Mrs Percier is survived by two The North Arlington Seniors re iors on low income American Academy of Family board certified hy the American Rutherford for 60 years Mr Nasco daughters. Mrs Kenneth Walker of cently enjoyed two festive occasions Ruth Godecke reported balance Practice. Medical Society of New Hoard of Radiology owned and operated Nasco Gulf Sta Glen Ridge and Mrs. Hundley with dinner-dances at the San Carlo for Lily Langtry March 15 trip, to be Jersey, and a Fellow of the New lie joined the West Hudson Hospi tion. Lyndhurst. until he retired in Thompson of Charlotte. N.C six Restaurant in Lyndhurst paid by F e b 19. fo r May 24 to be Jersey Academy ot Medicine lie tal Medical Staff in 1973, and served 1976. He was an Army World War II grandchildren and four great The first was the annual Christ paid by A pril 16. has been chairman of the Advisory as Associate Director ol the Depart veteran His wife Peggy died in grandchildren. m as gala held D ecem ber 11th com Committee to the Medical Assis ment ot Radiology until 1983 when 1981. Our Param ount trip balance to be plete with Santa Claus in full array paid by May 21 tants. Fssex Chapter, since 1979 and he became Director lie is Chief ot Mr, Nasco is survived by fo u r liaison to the New Jersey Medical I ltrasound Service and Computed Then the 25th anniversary of the Josephine Ferinde spoke about a sisters. Mrs. Anna LaVecchia. Mrs club, was celebrated at the San Society since 1981 He is advisor to Tomography and serves on the K\ St. M atthew 's Evangelical trip to Lakeside Manor. Hazlet. N.J. Josephine Scapinato of Bullville. the Medical Assistants Program at ecutive Board and policy making Carlos where Councilman Richard to see "Guvs and Dolls " on April N Y . Mrs Elizabeth Aiello, and Lutheran Church Bonnano officiated at the installa 18 Bergen Community College and at committees of the medical staff In Mrs. Carmelia Patti and many Sunday, 9 a.m. Sunday school: tion of the newly elected officers of Berdan Institute, addition, he serves on the Joint Con President Castiglia cautioned nieces and nephews 10:30 a.m . divine w orship: M onday, the club on January 15 About 115 On the community level, he is a ference Committee to the Board of members to be careful when out due Funeral services were at Weath 3 p.m. Puppet Ministry. H p.m . persons enjoyed the music of Bob member and past president of the G overnors to some muggings in the town erhead & Young Funeral Home on church council: Tuesday, 6 p.m. Conn Kearny Lions Club and a member of lie is a member of the Radio Monday. January 14. followed by a CNICO National Dr Lima has a Puppet ministry: 7 p.m. Youth Special honor was paid to Rosalie C ongregational logical Society of North America mass at the Church of Visitation. choir: 7 p.m. Bible class: H p.m. Kero who officiated at the door as practice at 221 Kearny Avenue. the Radiological Society of New The apostle Paul said “Woe to me Burial was at Ocean County Memo Church choir: Saturday, 10 a.m. chairman of attendance for many Kearny Jersey, the Kssex County Medical if I do not preach the Gospel”. (1 rial P ark Confirmation class. years I^ee Sacco. Bob Landolphi. As medical staff president. Dr Society, the American Institute ol Corinthians 9: 16-23| What is the Bob MacRae were among those Lima will join Dr Charles Tierney, Cltrasound. the American Medical gospel, today? On Sunday , Feb 10th p rese n t. the immediate past president, and Association, the New Jersey Medi The Reverend Ifcvid Schoen will Dr Giobbe in representing the med cal Society , the Academy ot Medi Coming events include a trip to speak of God’s good news for today Know Your Bible Hunterdon Hills Play house on Feb ical staff on the hospital's Board of cine and the American College of in his sermon. The Church choir G overnors. Medical Imaging ruary 8 and on Februar 25 yt trip to will sing under the direction of Luigi A SPECIAL FREE HOME BIBLE STUDY Dr Tevlin is a 1956 graduate of Atlantic City March 19 will be the Vellucci. COURSE annual St. Patrick’s Day celebra the State I’niversity of New York. Church worship and church Downstate Medical Center lie IS NOW BEING ORGANIZED tion to be hosted at Krucker's Res school are at 10:30 a.m. Church taurant in Pomona. New York served his internship at Kings Coun school classes for children 3 years 1 » Also being planned is a buffet at ty Hospital Center lie was then on THIS COURSE IS ., through 8th grade. Infants and tod the Center in celebration of Faster active duty as a Fourth Army Sur there are • Completely non-denominational dlers have child-care available. The and a 3 or 4 day trip to Wildwood »r • Absolutely tree of charge •Rutherford Congregational Church N ote of thanks June is barrier free. no words, • Conducted entirely by mail The family of Dr. • Based directly on the Bible FUNERAL BRUNCH ACCOMMODATIONS Rernardine Killeen wishes to let f towers • Composed of six lesson booklets express their gratitude to For Complete Information, simply fill out the form below and At This D ifficult Time We W ill Do speak m ail to friends and patients for their A ll Your Com plete Luncheon Planning KNOW YOUR BIBLE CAMPAIGN gifts and expressions of sym for you. (A Variety of Item s Available) pathy. For those patients who fo r Sympathy 18 Ridgewood Ave., East Orange, N. J. 07017 require ongoing medical care Flowers and Plants PLEASE CALL FOR INFORMATION Only 1 Block from Holy Cross Cemetery we ask that they phone the Call I am interested in learning more of the Bible Study Course office between 1:30 and 3:30 Flowers by Chuck p.m. Tuesday, Wednesday, 444 RID6E ROAD Name Belleville Pike 440 Thursday or Friday to ar UNDHURST, N.J * A ddress G ^ a n i North Arlington range for records to be sent to 8 3 5 1 *4 * Town Z ip_ B 991-8167 1 heir new ^ h\^si< ji an: 939-3335. FUNERAL BRUNCH ACCOMMODATIONS BURK-KONARSKI We offer a unique service comprised of FUNERAL HOME a complete luncheon. We do all the plan r e 19 LINCOLN AVENUE, P - ning at this difficult time. 5 btocks from SERVING ALL FAITHS with RUTHERFORD Holy Cross Cemetery. DIGNITY — REVERENCE - EFFICIENCY & I N E E d a&icivn PORT CHARLES ECONOMY FUNERAL HOME . RESTAURANT JOHN L. BURK, DIR. I. PAUL KONARSKI, MGR. WALTER R CALHOUN, j SpECIAlisTS 185 RIVER ROAD Telephone 939-1050 OWNER-MANAGER NORTH ARLINGTON 52 RIDGE ROAD, LYNDHURST, N.J. 991-S593 9 3 9 - 0 4 9 0 Large Chapels Parking on Premises DIFFILY SERVICE U f l f i o h t o TRUSTWORTHY • DEPENDABLE Sun., Feb. 10 - Lyndhurst American Legion Trip to Atlantic City, leave THO M AS J. DIFFILY HENRY S. PAROW, Owner-Manager 10 30 A M $10 returned on arrival at Resorts. $20, 933-4120 after 7 FUNERAL HOME. INC. P.M. 185 Ridge Road North Arlington • • JOHN T. DIFFILY, Manager . 9 9 8 - 7 5 5 5 Sun., Feb. 10, 2 PM at Elks Club, Lyndhurst, Emblem Club 72 Chinese 41 AMES AVENUE,' RUTHERFORD Auction, $3 adm at door. • • • PHONE 939-0098 Sun., Feb. 10, 3-5 pm Reception for Dr. Robert H. Donaldson, new M O W t f l president ot Fairleigh Dickinson University. Hosts-Town and Gown Society. Reservations a must 450-5009. SENIOR C ITIZEN S * * * » February 12, 8 P.M. Lyndhurst Commission Meeting, Town Hall. AGES 55 THROUGH 85 • • • $3,000 Perm anent Life Insurance * Sun., March 30 - Bus trip to Atlantic City by Deborah Hospital, Wall ington Chapter $13 res. A Cohen, 288-4144 or J. Wilcox, 773-7342 NO PHYSICAL EXAMINATION REQUIRED • • • MEMORIAL HOME , INC. POLICY INCREASES ANNUALLY TO $6,000 I T n n ig e n available tor |obi around the house or yard - charges NO PREMIUM INCREASES I negotiable . Call Health Center, 939-5190. 403 Ridge Road, Lydhurst, New Jersey 07071 For d e ta ils m a il p o s tc a rd to ' ♦ Nutrition Center, Carucci Apts, Lyndhurst, 11-12 Noon, res. ESTABLISHED 1929 SENIOR INSURANCE CENTER . 939-4418. Mrs. Mazure. 438-7272 77 Ridge Rd., No. Arlington, N.J. 07032 i DragM lM hol Helpline Available • confidential 24 hour/day telephone GIVE ADDRESS - BIRTHDAY - PHONE JOSEPH M. NAZARE. Mgr. 460-1811, Lyndhurst Student Assistance Counselor. CLIP&SAVF FORPARENTS SENIOR CLUBS I i p i v Page 20—THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 7, 19)15 Julie D ejohn at D on’» 21 i- Comedienne Julie DeJohn will set FYancello. operator of the popuhi# ' t o n g iit a record for appearances at Don's bistro, says the affair Is so popular, i is on staj 21 when she headlines the 20th an reservations begin pouring In im Once « member oI tM singing PUBLIC NOTICES nual Camevale Festival at the New mediately after the dates are set. DeJohn sisters, Julie has been a ark restaurant Feb. 15 to 19. A big feature is the crowning of solo comedy-singing ic t in recent ‘BECAUSE THE PEO PLE M UST KNOW ’ Matinee and evening shows are set the King of the Camevale on Feb. 18 year*. .M;, . for Feb. 17. and then the crowning of the queen JUie will have support from JTie Don’s 21 is credited with introduc on the final night, The colorful pro Innocentes. a soft Italian rock band. Your right to know of the functions of your governm ent and ing the Camevale in Newark, Don cession will then take place. Prizes are a special part ot the m atters which m ay affect your legal rights are embodied in For the occasion Don’s will be festivities. A highlight will b« the ornamented with a network of PU H C NOTICE Provolone Dance. Top couples will Public Notices, paid for by governm ent and other parties so multi-colored lights and the dining receive a provolone. N O T IC E O F that all citizens m ay be informed. P E N D IN G O R D IN A N C E areas will be decorated with masks, Most of the food is prepared on NO. 1*4* streamers, balloons and the tradi This ordinance published the premises by Francello s staff herewith was Introduced and tional figures to give it the ap which is headed by Chef Umberto. passed upon first reading at a pearance of the famed carnivals in HjWjC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE meeting of the Board of Com However, for the Camevale. spe missioners of the Township of Italy. TA K E N O T IC E that on New Jersey PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE ciality shops in the area are raided Departm ent of Lyndhurst, in the County of February 13th, 19*5 at 8 P .M . N O T IC E O F DeJohn’s return is welcomed not by Franceilo for goodies. Environmental Protection Sealed Bids w ill be received Bergen, New Jersev, held on the applicant will appear bv the Lyndhurst Board of PENDING ORDINANCE PUBUC NOTICE Division of Tuesday, January 22, 1985. It only by the patrons but the entire before the Planning Board of Education at 3 p.m . on Febru The 50-member service staff, Water Resources NO. 19J* • will be further considered for Creditors of Edward F. the Township of Lyndhurst, ary 25, 1985, at the office of This ordinance published staff of the restaurant. The waiters Industrial Waste final passage, after public bedecked in multi-colored cos Majewski, deceased, are by Town Hall, Valley Brook the Lyndhurst Board of herewith was introduced and hearing thereon, at a meeting Ave., Lyndhurst, N.J., rela and waitresses, bedecked in order of G IL L C. JO B. Sur Education, 281 Ridge Road, passed upon f ir tt reading at a of said Board of Com tumes. will be under the watchful tive to Block No. 117, Lot 42 on CN-CJ9 rooate of Bergen Countv. Lyndhurst, New Jersev, at meeting of tfte Board of Com missioners to be held in the brilliantly colored costumes, can be dated Jan. 29, 1985 upon ap the Tax M ap of the Township Trenton, N.J. 0M25 eye of owner-host Don Franceilo missioners of the Township of Town Hall Council Chambers of Lyndhurst, and also known (409) 292-4*40 plication of the subscriber Lyndhurst, In the County of in said Township on Tuesday. as 528 Riverside Avenue, Lyn NOTICE notified to bring in their for the installation of New Bergen, New Jersey, held on February 12, 1985 at eight dhurst, N.J. NOTICE: ISSUANCE OF debts, demands and claims Basement Windows and Tuesday, January 22, 19*5. It o'clock p.m. During the week The applicant seeks DRAFT NJPDES PERMIT against his estate under oath, Drainage, Lyndhurst High w ill be further considered for prior to, and up to and includ The BEST irt F000S and LIQUORS amendment of conditional- NJ0055778 within six months from above School, Lyndhurst, New Jer- final passage, after public ing the date of such meeting, date. use approval so as to extend Notice is hereby given sey. hearing thereon, at a meeting copies of said ordinance w ill the rear of the existing build that: CHESTER KOSAREK, Contract Documents, in of said Board of Com be made available at the ing by a depth of 13 feet and a Bergen County Utilities HUETTEMANN’S Attorney for the cluding complete plans and missioners to be held ,in the Clerk’s office to the mem bers Executor, width of 30 feet to accom Authority specifications and form of bid Town Hall Council Chambers Foot of Merhof Road of the general public who D elicatessen and Grocery Joseph M ajew ski modate kitchen facilities for m ay be examined at the office in said Township on Tuesday, shall request same, with a 19 Albert Ave the existing restaurant. P.O. Box 122 of the Architect: February 12, 1985 at eight Little Ferry, New Jersey copy posted on the bulletin 2 2 6 - 2 2 6 V j Paterson Avenue a Cast Rutherford, N.J. Fair Lawn, N.J. 07410 All interested parties mav Patrick A. Marchetta, o'clock p.m. During the week board of the Town Hall. review plans on file with the 07443 Executor A.I.A., P.P. prior to, and up to and includ LYNDHURST Planning Board and attend has applied to the New Jersey C H E S TE R KO SA R EK . Esq Architect / Pro ing the date of such meeting, ORDINANCE the public hearing. Department of Envlronmen- ALL KINDS OF 75 Lincoln Ave. fessional Planner copies of said ordinance will NO. 1940 Applicant: Fair Lawn, N.J. 07410 43 Ridge Road be made available at the BECAUSE OF THE SEVERI GERMAN STYLE BOLOGNA MARIO BENEDUCE Attorney P.O. Box 802 Clerk's office to the members TY OF THE SAFETY AND c/o K.A. Donovan, Esq. Imported & Domestic Table luxurious R V 7. 19flS Lyndhurst, NJ 07071 of the general public who CLEAN-UP PROBLEMS 541 Sollas Ct. charge stormwater overflows between the hours of 9:30 from the North Ditch, the shall request same, with a PRIMARILY RESULTING A Specialties Lyndhurst, N.J. a.m. and 5:00 p.m. prevailing copy posted on the bulletin Feb. 7. 19«< Kingsland Park sanitary tim e, dally, Monday to Fri FROM TRUCKS ENTERING landfill: 1) into Kingsland board of the Town Hall. THE TOWNSHIP OWNED WE FEATURE POPULAR Fee: $n 2 2 ______day, inclusive. The docu Impoundment (tributary to ments were first available LYNDHURST STREETS FROM CON the Hackensack River) clas BRAND OF January 28, 1985. ORDINANCE STRUCTION SITES, AND sified as FW-2 Nontrout w a Drawings, specifications, NO. 1939 ters; 2) into the Bergen Coun LANDFILL SITES THE PUBLIC NOTICE bid form and all forms re AN ORDINANCE TO Beers • W ines • Liquors ty Utilities Authority Sewage quired may be obtained by TOWNSHIP DEEMS IT NEC Treatment Plant. qualified bidders, in person AMEND SCHEDULE XIX ESSARY TO ADOPT AN OR- NOTICE TO DOG OW NERS, The North Ditch presently only, at the office of the OF CHAPTER 7 OF THE DlNANCE TO PROHIBIT BEVERAGE COOLED by Modern RefrifwaUon collects landfill leachate and A rchitect, set forth above, REVISED GENERAL OR THE OPERATION OF NON stormwater runoff from the BOROUGH OF between the aforesaid hours, DINANCES OF THE TOWN- PASSENGER MOTOR VE i l i - ______Kingsland Park sanitary upon deposit of a check drawn SHIP OF LYNDHURST, landfill. Until measures are HICLES FROM ENTERING NORTH ARLINGTON to the order of the Architect, 1979" SO AS TO LIST T H E completed in 1 year to segre in the amount of thirty UPON TOWNSHIP OWNED TO ALL RESIDENTS OW NING A gate the leachate from the (130.00) dollars for each set. HANDICAPPED PARKING STREETS FROM UNPAVED r-. ~ ... r-» i «<>*.. . ^ »— stormwater, the permittee Plans and specifications will SPACES. PRIVATE PROPERTY IN A DOG IN THE BOROUGH OF required to mitigate not be mailed. Any bidder, BE IT ORDAINED bv the . the discharge of leachate to M A N N E R AS TO L E A V E upon returning the Plans and Board of Commissioners of NORTH ARLI NGTON in accordance *urtace water bv hauling as ACCUMULATION OF DIRT Specifications in same condi the Township of Lyndhurst CUSTOM DENTURES ...... _ , , . much contaminated water as tion as received within ten ON THE ROADWAY. w i t h N e w J e r s e y S t a t u t e T i t l e 4 : 9 - 1 5 , teMiw#-. u»t does not(10) m days after opening of th a t: BE IT ORDAINED bv the . , discharge limitations, to the bids, w ill be refunded his full S E CTIO N I Board of Commissioners of you are required to have a 1985 Bergen count* utilities a „ deposit. No Deposit w ill be Schedule X IX of Chapter the Township of Lyndhurst r * , r^, , - , . . . th o r ity Sewage T re a tm e n t BRACES returned to non-bidders. 1, T raffic be amended to list that: H a m * *985*1,535 B o r o u g h D o g L i c e n s e b v S t a t e L a w . want tn u n i* Ferry. Bids must be made on onlv the following addresses , - _ , . . , . For an existing fac ility. bidder's letterhead in the S E C T IO N I Licenses m av be obtained in the issuance of the n j p d e s per manner designated in the 256 New Street No operator of a non r-» . i i / r r - _ ^ . _ . . mit is the enforcement mech Specifications and must be 164 Forest Avenue passenger motor vehicle shall Borough Clerk S O f f i c e , 2 1 4 R i d g e anism by which pollutant dis- enclosed in sealed envelope 367 Roosevelt Avenue allow said vehicle to enter A MODERN 4 PROFESSIONAL E v e n i n g bearing the name and ad 342 Forest Avenue unto Township owned paved R oad, b e tw e e n th e h o u rs o f 8; 30 to 4 comp?iance with standards.0 dress of the bidder, designat 341 New Jersev Avenue at roadway from unpaved OFFICE .. ___ , , . _ This notice is being given ing the name of the work on the southeast corner of New P.m., Monday thru Friday, 7 to 8 the public that the outside, addressed to the private property located Appointments „ __ - r . , NJDEP has prepared a draft Lyndhurst Board of Educa Jersev Avenue and Orient within the Township of Lyn P.m ., Tuesday S. NJPDES permit. This draft tion. and must be accom W av dhurst in a m anner so as to _ perm it contains conditions panied bv a certified check, 157 Livingston Avenue leave a visual accumulation Til 9 P.M. & F E E : 5 o n a l l s p a y e d a n d n e u t e r e d necessary to implement the cash or bid bond for not less 292 Green Avenue of dirt on the paved roadw ay ‘ D e n t a l , . . . . . , _ . provisions of the ' Regu than ten (10%) percent of the 781 Sixth Street at the d o g s , a n a d d i t i o n a l 3 b r i n g i n g t h e latlons concerning the New amount bid. S E C TIO N II , . , . _ , , Jersey Pollutant Discharge All bidders in submitting southwest corner of Roosevelt This ordinance mav be All Day Saturday total to 8 on non-spayed and non- Elim ination s y s te m -* their bids must be in com Avenue and Sixth Street enforced by any police of _j (N.J.A.C. 714A-1 et sea), pliance With Chapter 105, 367 V aliev Brook Avenue. ficer, Construction Official, which were promulgated Laws of 1962 of the state of Town H all a m * neutered dogs. Health Officer or Code En 4 3 8 - 4 7 7 4 » n \ / « r r i m o - I I i , .. pursuant to the authority of New Jersev and the regu 349 L ake Avenue forcer. CANVASSING Will begin shortly New Jersey Water Pollu lations of the State Board of 229 Livingston Avenue ...... liontion r Control nntrnl A Act" r t " ltd (N.J.S.A I ^ A Education pertaining to the SECTION III w ithin the Borough, any dog w ithout 58: 10A-1 et seq ). Solid prequalifications of Bidders Weart Avenue, High The penalty for violation Waste Management Act' on Public Works where ap School (2 spaces) of this ordinance shall be a 331 Ridge Rd., Lyndhurst a Borough License is subject to a (N.J.S .A . 13:1E-1 et seq.) and plicable and P.L. 1975 - C. 127 Lyndhurst Railroad Sta fine from zero to $500.00. the "Pretreatment Standards A ffirm ative Actions. tion Parking Lot S E C TIO N IV for Sewage" (N.J.S .A . 58:11 Successful bidder, if f i n e . S E C TIO N II This ordinance shall take jkj (Nut lo Manr'i M ary) 49 et seq.) awarded the contract, shall This ordinance shall take CONSTANCE M. MEEHAN The draft permit pre furnish a Performance and effect immediately upon pub ~ . pared bv N J D E P is based on Paym ent Bond in the amount effect im m ediately upon pub lication and adoption accord Borough Clerk administrative record of the contract wice as pro lication and adoption accord ing to I4w. H I DENTURE REPAIRS IN 4 HOURS which is on file at the offices vided bv Statute for the ing to law Feb. 7, 1985 erf the NJDEP, Division of faithful performance of all W ater Resources, located at the provisions of the Feb. 7, 1985 d m F e e : 1474 Prospect Street in the specifications and contract £ g *L *28 05 _____ l a w o o i . j m am Township of Ewing, Mercer relating to the construction of County. New Jersey It is their work and for the pay available for inspection, by ment of all materialmen and PUBLIC NOTICE appointment, between 8 30 labormen employed in te a m and 4:00 p.m., Monday work, said bond to be fu r RESIDENTS OF through Friday. Appoint nished on or before the tim e ments for inspection m ay be set for the execution of said NORTH ARLINGTON scheduled bv calling (609) contract. YOUR OW N HOME TOW N 984 4428. The bond must be accom ALL Municipal Offices will be Additional information panied bv a certificate from a concerning the draft Permit responsible surety company closed on February 12th in ob may be obtained between the authorized to do business in NEWSPAPER hours of 8:00 a m and 4:30 the State of New Jersev, servance of Lincoln's B irthday and p.m.. Monday through Friday which certificate shall be from : Adrian M allen at (609) properly executed bv an ex February 18th, W ashington's B irth 292-4860 ecutive officer of said com Interested persons m av pany authorized for that d a y . submit written comments on purpose, which said c e rtifi T h e North Arlington Leader the draft perm it to the Ad cate shall state the surety Also, there w ill be NO garbage ministrator.______Water_ Quality company will provide bidder the address with the bond above-men pick up on the above dates. G arbage JS31 te *u"?ommSticomments tioned in the amount of the Contract Price if the contract if this public is awarded to said Bidder. LET’S LIST JUST A JUST A FEW OF THE FEATURES No bid shall be w ithdraw n on the 13th and garbage from Febru- that for a period of sixty (60) days any condition of this draft & BENEFITS AVAILABLE TO YOU. ary 18th w ill be picked up on Febru perm it is inappropriate or that the Department's ten Lyndhurst Board of Educa a r y 1 9 t h . tatlve decision to issue this tion. The Lyndhurst Board of CONSTANCE M. M EEHAN 3 1"rSS? Education reserves the right to reject any or all bids and Borough Clerk l% rX?T25JSX?X&38i also reserves the right to FEATURES BENEFITS TO YOU arguments and factual waive any informality in the Feb. 7, 14, 1985 grounds supporting their bids and to accept the bid and award the project to the bid position, including a ll sup Local Merchant Advertising.. . F e e : porting material, by the close der which in its judgment, .Sale days to take advantage of, coupons at big of the public comm ent period. best serves the interests of All comments submitted bv the Lyndhurst Board of interested persons In re Education. discounts, new products & stores opening up MICHAEL A. TULLO PUBLIC NOTICE sponse to this notice, w ithin Secretary the tim e lim it, w ill be corv to try, etc. ----- ...... “ "EP with Lyndhurst Board of Education NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE t appllca- tion. At the close of W D A TE D : Feb. 4, 19*5 BOROUGH OF comment period, the Depart P U B L IS H E D : Feb. 7, 1985 Political & Election News ment w ill issue or deny the Fee: $41.14 - .. Be aware of what happens to your tax dollars NORTH ARLINGTON permit. The Department will all signifk _ Notice is hereby given that timely comments when a in your town. Be aware of who’s running & Borough of North Arlington, New £ t r % . rr£ , PUBLIC NOTICE what his qualifications are -who do you want to Jersey w ill offer for sale at public £ ^ “8r£8v.*BSi3 NOTICE Alcoholic Beverage auction on F ebruary 22, 1985 at 1001 ^T n u r’SltSS'KTson Control put in office? Take notice that applica o'clock in the forenoon at the re a r of S'ToET'Soia tion has been made to the Borouoh of East Rutherford, School News...... Borough H all, 214 Ridge Road, N orth KS2ff.SS£&XSJS New Jersev to transfer to .. Recreational activities & educational events tak Arlington, New Jersey, in com- !K Fiesta Hut, Inc., a New Jer proposed hearing and shall be sev Corporation for premises ing place in the community available to your pliance w ith NJS 40A: 12-13, the fol submitted within 30 days of located at 227 Park Avenue, the date of this public notice East Rutherford, New Jer children. lowing Borough owned vehicle: to the Adm inistrator, Water sey, the Plenary Retail Con- 1974 P lym outh, S atellite, 4 dr., Quality Management at the sunmption License 0212-33- address rited above A public 028-002 heretofore issued to hearing will be conducted Social News...... vin. No. RH41G4A219818 whenever the NJDEP de- Roberta D, Paolilto. .. W ho's getting married or engaged? An old Fiesta Hut, Inc. is a cor Inspection of vehicle shall be on poration organized under the laws of the State of New girlfriend or buddy? Who just had a baby? Jersev and has the following ctart of salp public comment period in this _iaiiui 3aic. notice shall automatically be officers, directors and stock holders holding more than ten Classified Section...... Looking for a local job, rental, home, garage The Borough of N orth A rlington SffifS.lSJJ* cl°“ (10%) percent of the stock of this corporation: r e s e r v e s t h e r i g h t t o r e j e c t a n y ARNO Mm,n%Ftf it ~ Rene Valdivia, 6 sale? And many, many more local services ind/or all bids and re-offer any McKinley Drive, Kinnelon, New Jersey 07405. President, available to you. Director and owner of thirty- vehicle for sale during the same §£ m”52 3 ______three and one-third (33'/j%) auction or at any subsequent sale. percent of the stock. Recipe Column...... Great tips and delicious new recipes to try writ Term s of Sale: Cash or C ertified Jose G arcia, 1032 Black PUBLIC NOTICE Oak Ridge Road, W ayne, Check. M inim um 10% at the tim e of New Jersey 07470. Secretary, ten in an entertaining fashion you’ll really en T A K E N O T IC E that on Treasurer, Director and award, balance payable before 4:00 February 13, 19*5 at 8 P .M . owner of thirty-three and one- the applicant will appear third (33'/j%) percent of the joy. p.m ., February 28, 1985. Failure to before the Planning Board of stock. com ply w ith term s of sale w ill void the Township of Lyndhurst, Dinah P. H errm ann, 6 Town Hall, Valley Brook Turkey Hill Road, RD 3, c o n t r a c t . Ave., Lyndhurst, N.J., rela Boon ton, New Jersey 07005. BUY THE LEADER AT ANY NEWSTAND OR AT tive to Block No. 220, Lots 6, Vice President, Director and CONSTANCE M. M EEHAN 7B and 7C on the Tax M ap of owner of thirty-three and one- the Township of Lyndhurst, third (33'/j%) percent of the THE NORTH ARLINGTON LEADER OFFICE Borough C lerk and also known as 742 King stock. Feb. 7, 14, 1985 sland Avenue, Lyndhurst. Objections, If any, should N.J. be made im m ediately in w ilt F e e : m i n The applicant seeks site ing to the Borough C lerk of plant approval to construct a East Rutherford, New Jer 25* per copy. . . one-story Church on Schuyler sev. ______PUBLIC NOTICE Ave. and a variance for a FIESTA HUT, INC. paved parking area, the 6 M cKinley D rive, can you buy a bargain 1 BOROUGH OF NORTH ARLINGTON Church building and an exist Kinnelon, N .J. 07405 PLANNING BOARD ing tw o-fam ily house which Applicant Pursuant to Chapter 231 laws of 197S, the following are will cover more than 30% of Feb. 7, 14, 1985 anywhere else at such a price? the property as allowed by designated as regular meetings of the Planning Board of the $18.70 ______Borough of North Arlington, County of Bergen to be held In the Township of Lyndhurst Or toetow designated place in the Borough H a ll, 214 Ridge Road. North dinance. . Arlington, New JOcsey at w hich public business m ay be fo rm ally All interested parties m av Women who never discussed, decided or acted upon. M eetings fo r the 19*5 year w ill be review plans on file with the held in the Council Chamber at 8:00 p.m. on the following dates: Planning Board and attend stop talking h^ve been MAIL or SUBMIT YOUR NEW S ITEMS TO February 13t H *5 August 14. 19*5 the public hearing. M arch 13, 19*3 S eptem ber 11, 19*3 Applicant: October 9, 19*3 Wood-Ridge Congregation v ac csay n ated w ith a N ovem ber 13, 19*5 of Jehovah's Witnesses June 11 Ijtl D ecem ber 11. 19*3 c/o K.A. Donovan, Esq. July HJ. 1«5 J a n u ary 0, 19*4 NORTH ARLINGTON LEADER P U B L IS H E D : Feb. 7. 19*5 Ph°n°eraph needle. £**L It4 M ------157 Ridge Road 996-3306 V ALL ALUMINUM NORTH ARLINGTON NORTH ARLINGTON HOME 1 FAMILY CAPE DiLascio Agency, Inc. □3 LYNDHURST On 5000 sq. ft. lot. Near Public and Queen of Peace Schools. Containing living room, large ultra modern "COLONIAL" country kitchen, 2 bedrooms & bath on first 607 Ridge Rd., Lyndhurst flo o r. 1 large bedroom on second floor, Completely remodeled "MAINTENANCE Entrance hall, spacious living room, fam ilv finished rec. room in basement. Gas heat. 9 3 9 - 1 0 2 2 FREE" home - quality thruout extra size dlnino room, den, modern kitchen with C e n tra l a ir. 1 c a r g a ra g e on lot 60 x 160. insulation and 3 zone high efficiency heating birch-vaneer cabinets. Dining area, 2 MOVE-1 N CONDITION. system - 3 bedrms. 2 full baths completely bedrooms and modern tile bath on first floor. $118,000. BUSINESS: finished basement with wet bar, workshop 2 more large unfinished rooms on second Jim's Lunch, catering wagon, fully licensed and laundry. Home in mint condition. floor. Steam (gas) heat, 1 car built in garage RENTALS: to operate in Jersev City, a rare opportunity Asking $127,900. with electric eve. Other features include to purchase a limited Itinerant Licenses heavy duty 220/200 amp service, finished NORTH ARLINGTON - 5 Rooms, >/2 duplex. (number issued lim ited by the city), call for RUTHERFORD paneled basement with bar. Plaster wall $675. + heat. d e ta ils . construction, patio, well and over sized RENTALS: “NEW LISTING" storage shed in vard. Excellent opportunity NORTH ARLINGTON 5 Modern rooms. Charming older colonial aluminum sided at $129,000. $550. w ith h ea t. 1 c h ild O K . L Y N D H U R S T — 3V2 R o om s. $450. + H e at & Hot W a ter. for easy care - gracious entranceway bright cMAirae k i Muinm usTwto soviet LYNDHURST — 3 Rooms. *450 Heat & hot living rm ., dining rm. with its own fireplace, NORTH ARLINGTON - 3 Rooms. $335. with beautiful shelf lined library, huge master heat. Adults preferred. water included. _991-0905 LYNDHURST — 4 Room apartment. Heat bedrm. and finished game rm with bar. EVfNINC OWtCi HOURS in clu de d , $525. Convenient to shopping, park, schools and THURS ft Ftl wn.,1 I P M • OPEN 7DAYS* LYNDHURST — 4 Room apartment. + transportation SATURDAY 9 to 3 u tilitie s . $550. Asking $138,500. 0»K*r • vamngt by ■fpi .mmtni WEEKDAYS TO 8 P.M. IB SATURDAY & SUNDAY TO 5 P.M. RUTHERFORD MEMBER OF 2 BOARDS OF REALTORS "NEW LISTING" This lovely colonial boasts 4 bedrms. with O’HARA AGENCY m SavinoAgency play room on third floor, it also has extra large mod. eat-in kit., form al dining rm. and 132 RIDGE RD.. NORTH ARUNGTON 4 3 8 - 3 1 7 0 1 huge living rm. Detached garage. Excellent ARLINGTON ca W l S I'S T ” 438-3170 1 lo c a tio n RfAI ISTATt CO 9 9 8 - 2 9 1 6 REA1TOPI Asking $137,800. REAL ESTATE INSURANCE CARLSTADT )3 0 MIDiANO AVINUC KtA«N» "COLONIAL" VINCENT and JAMES CAJOBIANCO This attractive brick & stucco colonial large living rm., formal dining rm.. mod kit with eating area - 3 bedrms., 11a baths, possible 4 bedrm. - plumbing for shower and kit in basement. Beautiful condition SUPER 2 L Y N D H U R S T fam ily area BRICK RANCH Asking $137,900. 5 Rooms + finished basement with summer kitchen. 50 x 100 lot. 2 car garage. Taxes BUSINESS: approximately $1100. Excellent location. LYNDHURST Oiiental Gilt Shop (Mam ASKING $125,000. S tre e t) $10,000 E. RUTHERFORD Italian Deli (Good LYNDHURST L o c a tio n ) $25,000. COLONIAL RENTALS: Maintenance free, lovely 6 room house, all ELMW OOD PARK RUTHERFORD Lyndhurst 3 large rms., $450. + . aluminum + finished basement Many ex OWNER W ANTS HOME SOLD N. Arlington 7 rm. house, no basement use, tras. Excellent location. Brick Customized Gape featuring five $700. + . This lovely 3 bedroom Colonial featuring ASKING $127,900. BR's - two baths, corner lot, oversized N. A rlin g to n ( D u p le x ) large living room with fireplace, dining $675. ultra mod. kitchen, finished basement. Wallington 5 large r lo d rm s $575. NUTLEY Call F a s t...... $119,000. room, modern eat-in kitchen with dish Kearny 5 mod. rms.,, $500.+ . washer on first floor, plus 3 good size Kearny 3 mod (Apt Bldg ) Lovely ranch, 20 years young. Move-in bedrooms with tile bath on second floor Also $350. condition. 3 bedrooms. Finished basement + OFFICE SPACE has finished basement and one car garage many extras. Super area. Great location to shopping, schools, and ASKING $129,900. 2 OFFICE SUB LEASES AVAILABLE transportation. Taxes only $1558. ON RIDGE ROAD FOR PRO N U T L E Y FESSIONAL. $350. and $250. P E R R U T H E R F O R D — 2 f a m ily . M o d e rn 4'/2 & 3 MONTH. room apts. Good size rooms in great condi C A P E C O D tion. Separate utilities, aluminum sided, 1 car garage. Owner anxious, asking $129,900. A b b ott Aluminum sided. Maintenance free. Lovely 7 room house. 4 bedrooms, 2 tile baths + large O ’Connor McMullen RENTALS: fam ily room. Excellent location. ASKING $129,900. Lyndhurst — Office Space. 3 rooms on Ridge ( W s L ' 1 Brem er A g e n c y Road. $300. BELLEVILLE 598 Ridge Road L y n d h u rs t 3 ro o m A p t. $475. in c lu d in g R e a l t o r s COLONIAL heat, hot water & gas. One block from N.Y.C. "N ational M arketing Personal Service' : < Lovely 6 room house + large closed-in front B North Arlington, N .J. buses. porch. 3 bedrooms, 2 tile baths. W all to wall 705 Ridge Rd. 51 Park Avenue carpeting. New gas unit + many extras. 9 9 8 -3 6 0 0 Lyndhurst — 3 year old Condo. Large living L y n d h u r s t R uth erfo rd Excellent laewoh. room, large bedroom, modern kitchen with dishwasher & refrigerator, tile bath, 2 A C s, 933-3333 939-2333 ______ASKING $110,000. 2 off street parking spaces, laundry facilities in basement. $675. includes heat and hot VINCENT AUTERI HOUSE FOR SALE w a te r. REAL ESTATE AGENCY ( T | B Y O W N E R Lyndhurst — 5 rooms, one block from trains and buses to N Y ., $525 SPACE 476 RIVERSIDE AVENUE I N NORTH ARLINGTON BEST SECTION 933-0306 L y n d h u rs t — O ffic e S pace. 1,460 sq. ft Room First floor: eat-in kitchen, living room, sizes a re 112 x 28, 13 x 28, 10.5 x 11.5, 1 1 x 15, FOR dining room, sun parlor. Second floor: 2 11 x 21 and 6 x 16. A s k in g $800. per m o n th . RENTAIS WANTED. NO FEE TO LANDLORD. bedrooms A office / nursery, bath. Finished basement with bar & V j bath. 2 car garage. L y n d h u rs t — S to re fr o n t (11 x 15) w ith 2 room SALE Mm btf gf 2 Boards. Meatowlands, MIS Appliances, oil heat included. apt. in rear, $625. including all utilities. I Mtomfitld, Nutley, Elen Ridte ASKING $119,500. An expert fly fisherman C all 997-9475. 251 RIDGE ROAD may have as many as ’ t BejjewWe, MLS. PRINCIPALS ONLY 10,000 flies in his collect LYNDHURST, N.J. 438-3120-1 ion. , HOMETOWN AGENCY’S 10th ANNIVERSARY 1975 1985 3 - 1984 MILLION DOLLAR PRODUCERS AMERICA’S NUMBER ONE 0U WANT IT! WE HAVE IT! 1984 GROSS TRANSACTIONS OVER W i MILLION DOLLARS IS RENTALS GALORE & MORE. HOMETOWN RENTALS: AGENCY LYNDHURST- REAL ESTATE • O ffic e Space, $165 Q a r i t u w • Office Space $3/5. + utilities. 615 RIDGE ROAD • Whole house, $850.+ . LYNDHURST EAST RUTHERFORD - NEW JERSEY 07071 ______• 5 Room House. $600. Newly renovated 21 k itc h e n . HOM E OF THE W EEK WOOD-RIDGE - CARLSTADT • 3 Room Modern Apt., $450. + . WAYNE K. THOMAS REALTORS Q I New 2 fam in best loc 6 rms LIST WITH US. (3 bdrms) & 2 baths on each Trust Your Home floor Separate hot water heat, 2 car gar , full basement with NO CHARGE TO LANDLORDS! rough plumbing for extra kit & To The Professionals! Days, 9 A.M. 9 P.M. Sat. & Sun 9 A.M 5 F K bath Large lot & low taxes ______OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Central air cond , ducts & T e rm s ta ilo r e d to THE PERROTTA AGENCY many extras Now almost your income 137 Ridqe Rodd, Lyndhurst finished S 22 9 .9 0 0 939 -2 0 30 RUTHERFORD All brick in best loc 6 bright large rms 3 bdrms. screened porch. 1V?, baths & 7 car gar Fireplace, dishwasher, pool & central air cond Could not be C o z y U p replaced at price *1 5 9 ,9 0 0 . REAJLTIES Bv The Fireplace! In this 1-family aluminum sided coloni REALTOR al in North Arlington featuring large 51 Chestnut St., Rutherford, N.J. 07070 RENTALS living room with fireplace, formal din (201) 933-2213 • Whole house-mod $175. ing room, modern kitchen, 3 bedrooms • 5 rms mod $585. C A R L S T A D T & modern bath. Finished basement with • 7 rms child OK $050. ITS MORE THAN MEETS THE EYE!! wet b ar. D rivew ay. A sking $121,000. AREA PROPERTIES NEW TO THE MARKET • 7 rms child OK $050. • Whole house-mod $900. IN THIS "MUST SEE TO BELIEVE" 2 FAMILY. THROUGH SUSANNE BINGHAM REALTIES. BOTH APARTMENTS HAVE LRG. LIVING ROOM, DINING A Rare Find! BUS. A INVESTMENTS • Auto Parts Bus $39,900 ROOM, MOD. EAT-IN KIT., 3 BEDROOMS & 2 FULL BATHS. A 1-family brick front home in North • 3.000 sqft taxpayer$175,000 Arlington featuring modern kitchen, EAST RUTHERFORD TWO FAMILY t a x e s o n THE BASEMENT IS THE EXTRA SPECIAL FEATURE WITH • Many opportunities in the LIVING ROOM W WOOD BURN. FRPL., MOD. KIT. & living room, dining room, 3 bedrooms & LY £675. ON THIS HOME OF DISTINCTION. FOUR PLUS area DINING ROOM W ITALIAN CERAMIC TILE FLOORS, LRG. tiled bath. Finished basement with bar. ROOMS EACH FLOOR AND LARGE THIRD LEVEL TO • Check with us before buying DEVELOP. THIS CHARMING HOME IS ON EXTRA WIDE BR OR OFFICE & EXTRA LRG. BATH W/ SEP. VANITY. 3 zone heat. A sking $120,000. Eves, call URGENT Listings needed We PROPERTY ON A PRETTY STREET - QUIET WITH ONE SLIDING GLASS DOORS FROM DINING ROOM TO PRES- K aren - 935-8758. have many qualified buyers for SURETREATED DECK FOR VIEWOF N.Y. SKYLINE. MANY WAY TRAFFIC. HAS GARAGE TOO $147,500. one and two family dwellings. OTHER FINE FEATURES THAT MUST BE SEEN! IF Business Opportunity! RUTHERFORD ONE FAMILY ■ l a r g e THREE For quick sale call us today. YOU'RE LOOKING FOR THE RARE 2 FAMILY, THIS IS IT! Two stores & apartment. Apartment BEDROOM • VICTORIAN IN STYLE AND EXTREMELY A FULL SERVICE AGENCY has 5 modern rooms with central air. WELL KEPT OWNERS WORK MOVED OUT OF STATE Mortgages • Appraisals " NATIONAL EXPOSURE' Excellent location in Lyndhurst for AND MUST SELL THIS EXTREMELY CONVENIENT, Insurance of all kinds •IS RIDGE ROAD HOMETOWN SERVICE USJ professional. Off street parking. Call for MODERN HOME. HURRY! $137,800. details. $235,000. Eves, call Florence - KEARNY ONE TWO FAMILY a l e g a l t w o LYNDHURST. N.J. 07071 RENTALS NEEDED Members ol 997-4709. -BUT FIT YOUR NEEDS!ft THIS LOVELY HOME HAS' TENANTS WAITING South Borgon M.L.S. FOUR BEDROOMS WITH LARGE FIRST FLOOR ROOMS 4 3 8 - 3 3 2 0 m m m m m Artlnglon-Koarny M.L.S. GUARANTEED SERVICES AND THREE BATHS IN ALL. BEST OF ALL THE NICE Open 7 O ay sE m Dally Til 9 PM Morris County M.L.S. Opn 7 Days i aask far yaar camniwnct. CORNER LOCATION AND PRICE. NICE SEPARATE Nuttty-BollovHIo M.L.S. APARTMENT 3rd LEVEL NEEDS SOME MODERNIZING R ktn nl R. VanOlahn-Ucensed Real Estate Brolm 114 Ridge Road, North Arlington $112,000. EACH OFFICE INDEPENDENTLY OWNED & OPERATED. 998-0753 ALSO APARTMENTS HOUSES ROOMS FOR RENT Kach o m m tW w mUMIv Ow*M« 4 O w riM t Page 22—THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 7. 19X5 Real Estate! NORTH ARLINGTON Leader C lass 24 YEA R'S YOUNG. 1 FAM ILY 3 Bedroom s, IV 2 baths. Garaae. Patio, alum inum sided. Gas HUP WAHTED Heat. Im m aculate. .v BURGER KING/ GOVERNMENT SECURITY OFFICERS A s k in g $ 115,000 JOBS $16,559 - $50,553/ LYN D H U RST PORTER IMMEDI ATE OPENINGS in all shifts for secu rlt year. Now Hirlno - MIGHT SHIFT CALL PART TIME — FULL TIME HELP Your Area. Is it true? tH P.M.-6:* AJM officers. Must have car, phone, clean record. Flexible Hours F in d o ut now . C a li 805- CALL OR APPJ.Y IN PERSON COTRONE REALty Lunch & Closing 687-6000 E x t. R-4597. GLEASON SECURITY S tart $3.40 an hour for cleaning and Oerteral 224 Stuyvesant Ave., Lyndhurst duties In modern priming 435- 7134, Call Tony lor interview plant located in the 460-9052 939-9298 MODELS NEEDED Meadowlands. Previous ex Rejirees Welcome. N.J.'s largest mod perience helpful. Excellent SPACIOUS *, GRACIOUS eling, advertising, company-paid benefits. C all L Y N D H U R S T $215,000 Personnel at 933-8585. and recording com Equal Opportunity Custom built 2 family fea plex seeks new faces tures 3 bedroom & 2 bedroom Employer M /F HOTEL/RESTAURANT apartments, modern eat-in for print and video country kitchens, full base productions. We place ment, 2 car garage. Maos tone people in major mag We are now accepting applications for patio, alum inum sidino. new 1 Park Ave., Lyndhurst azines and local ad entry level positions in a first class hotel storms & screens, loads of vertising campaigns. CARLSTADT FIRM storage - M ove-in condition! We are seeking all age Seeks full time ware in the New York-New Jersev metropoli g ro up s up to 60 ye a rs house person. tan area for front office personnel as COLONIAL CHARMER old. NO EXP. NEC C a ll 460-9777. well as food and leverage personnel. Ask fo_r Gary Nolte. HASBROUCK HTS. $114,000 EQUAL HOUSING ESSARY! If you feel Excellent benefits and opportunities for Cozy 3 bedroom home fea F U L L T I M E you have a special career minded applicants. Please send tures modern eat-in kitchen, OPPORTUNITY talent along with the formal dining room, full base ability to work in front resumes to Box 72, Leader Newspapers, ment with "john" - Plusses All real estate advertised in this SALESPERSON of a camera call for an 251 Ridge Road, Lyndhurst, N.J. 07071. include alum inum siding, oak newspaper is subject to the appt. and personal in DRIVERS hardwood floors, walk-up a t federal Fair Housing Act of 1968 te rv ie w . tic with sitting room, privacy which makes it illegal to advertise MALE/FEMALE WANTED yard Call now for appoint any preference, limitation or dis 201-882-9150 ment. crimination based on race, color, All snitis. religion, sex. or national origin or Opportunity in sales advertising. C O M P L E X I V Rutherford Taxi any such preference limitation or Must have car. BERG REALTORS discrimination 15 GLORIA LANE 460-9884 Better Homes * Gardens FIRSTCARE MEDICAL GROUP 9 3 5 - 7 0 4 1 This newspaper will not knowingly FAIRFIELD, NEW JERSEY accept any advertising for real Call 438-8700 N.J. State LIC. E.O.E estate which is m violation of the LICENSED FRANCHISE Verona-Lyndh^rst law Our readers are informed that Ask for Mr. Cornell or JoAnn. AGENT FOR A.F.T.R.A. EXPERIENCED all dwellings advertised in this newspaper are available on an AUTO BOOT PERSON Full & Part Time positions available. R ESP O N S IB LE M AN 40, equal opportunity basis RN with emergency room experience. non-smoker, non-drinker. In HOSPITALIZATION AND UNIFORMS X-Ray Technician with office ex S a d d le B rook s in c e 1973 LEADCI NtWSfAPtKS PART TIME wishes unfurnished apart 251 RM|t Read TEMPORARY NEVER A FEE 4 U - I I U perience. v ment, hot plate p ri^ e g e s A ASK FOR KEVIN garage parking Reasonable TYPISTS/CLERICALS Please Contact rent Please call Dan 845^ W E HAVE THE JOBS 3203 m i n i CARLSTADT LOCATION 8 5 7 -3 4 0 0 Excellent opportunity FULL TIME BOOKKEEPER NORTH ARLING W ESTERN NEEDS YOU!!! for homemakers and LANDLORDS! TON. 7 Large Modern returnees to work peo ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE WHEN YOU RENT YOU Rooms. 2nd floor. Sup We have immediate long and short term ple, with strong typing ACCOUNTS PAYABLE NEED TPS ! our rental staff ply vour own utilities. assignm ents, PORTER affords you THOROUGH and/or figure aptitude No pets. Adults pre e SECRETARIES to be on call flexible Hours 8:15-5 P.M. GENERAL CLEANING AND M AIN PROFESSIONAL SERVICE ferred. Call 991-8822 in securing qualified tenants e WORD PROCESSING days and hours. TENANCE GOOD WORKING CONDI after 12 o'clock. for your property, save your a T Y P I S T S Call 438-1500 T I O N S . 40 hours + a week. self tim e and inconvenience, e C L E R K S PLEASE CALL PERSONNEL Mazur's Bakery with NO F E E TO Y O U! con • WAREHOUSE CAR NORTH ARLING suit the rental professionals Register im m ediately for placem ent nearest 935-6220 323 Ridge Road, Lyndhurst TON. 2 apartments. 7 v o u r h o m e . WAREHOUSE 4 3 8 -5 1 6 8 rooms, with 3 BERG REALTORS bedrooms; 8 rooms APPAREL WAREHOUSE Bonus incentives and paid holidays. Better Homes ft Gardens with 4 bedrooms. Both 935-7041 containing porch and garage. Children OK WESTERN Needs full tim e people a * k for: RUSS HELP W ANTED S650. +■ utilities. Call for receiving, distrib MACELLARO, RENTAL Tem porary Services h a h n e ’s TAXI DRIVER MANAGER 9 3 9 -3 7 7 3 . 35 Ridge Road Lyndhurst ution and stock work. Experience not neces 8 9 6 - 1 8 8 6 NEWARK sary. INQUIRE AT: M ust be 30 y e ars old or over. YOUNG WORKING fOR SALE Full Time - Days/Nights MAN, requires inex CLERICAL pensive room in LAROE POCONO SYMS R utherford , East LOTS one to three Full time position for Must be neat and have excellent driving AUTOMOTIVE 300 C hubb A ve. Rutherford area. Call acre wooded home- detail oriented person record. Lyndhurst, N.J. 3 3 2 -8 6 8 6 . sites available - lakes, to work in our Central A PPL Y IN PER SO N : pools, tennis, etc. Midas m echanics Copv Office. Good between 10 and 5 P.M. MOTHER OF prices from $3000 per "people skills" are NORTH ARLINGTON TAXI SERVICE THREE. Desperately acre - financing - call m ake things happen. necessary as well as needs a two bedroom 1-800-233-8160. an aptitude for fig PA R T TIM E 200 Belleville Turnpike. North Arlington apartm ent. Reason The Midas mechanic is part of a team of ures. Fam iliarity with DRIVERS able rent. Call 939 framed auto service specialists using the duplicating equip 9 1 6 5 . HEALTH CARE most modern equipment avn.'able ment a pluV SCHOOL VEMCLE AIDES for -Tiany under-the car serv Male/Female icp* Ynu nafce th 1fr- Please apply to HOME HEALTH CARE FOR happen in vour career Excellent opportunity for re ; e > y s p a c e personnel of tirees, housewives, etc. to BOYS CLUB FLEA MARKET THE ELDERLY, CERTIFIED vou are EXPERIENCED in supplement your income EVERY SATURDAY FOR SPACE brakes exhaust systems fice, Mon.-Fri. driving or supervising school 9:30 A.M.-4:30 P.M. WITH REFERENCES. shocks and front end serv 10 A.M.-Noon or children in our cars or station Over 100 Dealers. C all 991-3503 wagons. Applicants must be ice and havo your own tools 1 to 4 P.M. persons of good character and ANTIQUES • ARTS • CRAFTS a f t e r 4 P .M . experienced driver with good 154 Schuyler Ave., Kearny, N.J. (next to A&P) We ofter a salary .'icentiyp driving record. C all 991-4856 • 997-9535 programs many company-paid ______998-4800 benefits and an opportunity for advancement to a h a h n e ’s STEELE'S management position Apply m person to Manager HELPING HANDS INC. daiiy 8 30 a m lo 5 30 p m 609 Broad St. ANTIQUES, ARTS AND CRAFTS MARY’S Rutherford 933-3451 N e w a r k , N J We have Home-Health Aides 371 Bloomfield Ave., Bloomfield HOME HEALTH AID THEATER Nurses & Homemakers for 450 Ridge Road, North Arlington AND FLEA MARKET PARTIES c o Senior Adults. F /T -P T T h e only state Sun., Feb. 10 • 9:30-5 P.M. Live-in. certified agency - 28 A private referral service (Also Sunday, Mar. 3) Feb 14 An Equal Opportunity Employer years Bergen County - LA CAGE AUX FOLLES m a n a g e m e n t / has immediate open TRAINEE to assist ings. Ample full time FUNDRAISER FOR SACRED HEART SCHOOL Feb 15 & p a rt tim e w o rk in 655 Valley Brook Ave., Lyndhurst SITUATIONS WANTED manager in local c lu d in g : CHIPPENDALES (between Ridge Road and Orient W av) New York MODELS NEEDED appliance store. W O M A N . Age 40. De While in training • TOP PAY « VACATION Feb 18 pendable. Seeks work PROOF MACHINE N.J.'s largest mod • SICK LEAVE • FREE TRAINING cleaning sm all office eling, advertising, earn $200. p er w eek. FOR INFORMATION CALL ATLANTIS A C. • BONUS PROGRAM evenings. All day Sun and recording com Call 998-5590 bet. 9 Deli andShow $5 00 OPERATOR • C A R E E R 997-9535 991-6329 day if necessary. plex seeks new faces to 10 a.m. or 4 to 5 ADVANCEMENT ~Feb 24 Rutherford and vicini for print and video P.m., ask for Mr. Call Visiting Home ty. R eferences re Transit Dept. work We place people M anning. ATLANTIC CITY quired Call 933-0364. in major magazines, maker Service TRIP We have F U L L & PART video productions, 3 8 4 - 3 8 8 0 S10 quarters T IM E positions available for voice overs, and radio $2.50 food individuals fam iliar with jingles. We are seek TUTORING S5.00 deferred coupon business machines (adding ing all age groups MALE OR FEMALE machines, calculator or type from 6 months to 60 SALESPERSON Re Do you or vour child have Learn Mar 3 writer). SALARY BASED ON years old. NO EX tail. Part time full IDEAS[ INCENTIVE!!! C A LL 991-7373 ENGLEBERT PERIENCE NECES time. Make vour own ing Problems? Trouble with SARY. Most assign Restorta ^ I his year, it can cost you Full Time hours: Mon.-Fri., hours. $5.75 per hour. Part Time evening Reading, Math or Writing? Noon-8 p.m . (approx.). P art ments are booked in Men's Wear Shop, schedule appoint Mar 8 Time hours: 2 afternoons per house. Open call thru South Bergen Ctv. Teacher with ten years ex home than last year, energy January for appt. and m ents. PEGASUS week, 4:30 p.m.-8:30 p.m. Christmas bonus, plus perience with students of all experts say How? With a (approx.) and Sat., 10 a .m .-5 interview please call: other benefits. 939 $4.00 per hour. Mar 9 fuel saving thermostat that p.m . (201) 882-9150 4631, ask for M r. H.M. ages offers a solution. Call for a cuts energy hills by up to .12 Ess. LA CAGE AUX FOLLES We offer excellent starting COM PLEX IV Free Consultation: percent. It works automatical salaries and a full range of Mar 9 15 G LO R IA L A N E ly—you just set it once and companv benefits including P /T , F /T full tuition reimbursement, FAIRFIELD, NEW JERSEY 438-1260 MY ONE AND ONLY then it remembers to change N.J. State Lie. E.O.E. dental and a savings / invest JOIN A TAP DANCE KID the temperature so you don’t ment plan. Please call fo r an LICENSED FRANCHISE PART T IM E appointment, 646-5700 or visit AGENT FOR A.F.T.R.A. Mar 10 have to In cooling season, FACT FINDING GROUP fur instance, it automatically our Personnel Office, first PAYROLL CLERK MISCELLANEOLS FOR SALE LILY LANGTRY'S floor, front mezzanine, 9:30 DO YOU ENJOY TALKING raises the temperature dur a.m.-3:30 p.m., Mon. Frl. There never has been ON THE PHONE? Prussia,Pa ing the day, then lowers it a better time to sell Excellent opportunity M O V IN G . EVERY O LD S , 88, 1981. V8. A ll AVON. to learn Payroll. Our DO YOU NEED EXTRA THING MUST GO. power. A/C. Tilt Mar 16 later. You can save energy United E a rn $10. to $12. an SPENDING MONEY? during the day and enjoy a Part Time position is Sofa, love $eat, Lazy wheel. Cruise control. LA CAGE AUX FOLLIES hour. No experience 25 hours per week Work In a market research. Boy Recliner, Com Wire wheel covers. cool house in the evening n ece s s a ry . Mar 17 Jersey Bank which can be some Ideal for those needing flex plete boy's bedroom AM/FM cassette. While you sleep it can again 210 M ain St., Hackensack, NJ 997-4166 what flexible. We seek ible hours. Choose the shift set. Girl's bedroom White with maroon ' DIANA ROSS raise the temperature, lower Equal Opptv. Employer a bright motivated in that is right for you. set. Microwave on velour interior. Very M/F/V/H dividual with good nu NO SALES. flood condition. 55,000 Westbury ing it later so you wake up in C all Personnel, Butcher Block, Large >ol comfort. m erical aptitude. colored Television set, m ile s . A s k in g $6250 Mar 20, 27 and Apr 3 Data entry experience 935-5679 Singer Sewing Ma Call after 5 P.m. - 9 9 7 helpful. Convenient J499. THE KING AND I CLERK/TYPIST ch ine . C a ll 997-4991 af- WAREHOUSE Meadowlands location te r 7 P .M .______Mar 23 and congenial office D E NTAL ASSIS LIVING ROOM CARLSTADT Diversified office environment. TANT. Experienced SEVILLE, 1978. Ex READING SHOPPING FURNITURE Sofa, duties available at Call Personnel at only. Full time. Must cellent condition in TOUR STOCK/ORDER PICKING leading Graphic Arts know reception desk wing chair, up side and out. Loaded. And light general 9 3 3 - 8 5 8 5 and treatment room holstered swivel Mar. 30 Companv, convenient $5800. In q u ire a t 1 5 warehouse work . ly located in the for an appointment. responsibilities. rocker, Deacon O rient W ay, CATS Good environment. Meadow lands. We Please c a ll 759-5616. bench, large curio Rutherford. SAT MAT Many company bene seek a bright, reliable An Equal Opportunity c a b in e t. C a ll 998-1449. fits. $4.16 per hour to individual with good Employer M /F. PAR t TI m e . E a rrT u p Apr 11 & 17 ® i start. + 2 increases typing ski fls (50 to $10.00-$12.00 per hour and more depen UBERACE within 6 months, Mar. WPM) to work from 10 I his fuel Saver Thermostat ding on time avail 1 and June 1. Apr 13 A.M. to 3 P.M. daily. able. Work from home from Honeywell'corneii in Knowledge of word tor major company. SERGIO FRANCHI three models. The Tf<()82 PLEASE CAU PERSONNEL processing is helpful. CLERICAL model has a twicesi-day fuel C a ll 997-2408, 568-3548. ______Westbury______9 3 5 - 6 2 2 0 Congenial office en saving feature for both heat v iro n m e n t. PAYROLL CLERK Apr. 14 A ll Fees Pd. by Co. ing and cooling. The T8HH) Call Personnel at Need car to get to Co. TOM JONES thermostat has an easy fif 9 3 3 - 8 5 8 5 Willing to train the Recpt. $170-MW TEXAS OIL COM riflht person. Position A dm in. Ass't. $270-1350 ______Resorts______teen second programming m y d V A L U A B L E C O U P O N :: feature that lets you save PANY needs mature Involves tim e cards 8t Cust. Serv. $300-1260 — J M k person for short trips data entry. We seek a Lab. Tech. S30043S0 LIMITED SEAT8 energy and still return to a A c t't. $400-1450 surrounding So.uth bright, self motivated BOOK EARLY comfortable home. I f you’re Bergen area. Contact All positions are with laroe individual with good 5 1 1 0 0 a n y c o n > |< usually out all day, the customers. We train. numerical aptitude. corps, with very good bnfts. and are in local N .J. area. TH2()<) thermostat has a five Write t.Z . Dickerson, DRIVERS Data entry experience 11 0H IV REPAIR or seven day programming Pres., Southwestern is helpful. Excellent h f n ^ m c h c n P e tro le u m , B ox 789, Needed for Moving Call Ralph Can* ly NIT H Sf’ l r. IA I 1ST keyboard that accom Companv. Must have benefits. Convenient tSMTW u x i a t cma c m m F t. W o rth , T x . 76101. Meadowlands location T9 ATLANTIC CITY modates your entertaining ART license. Good op and flexible weekend sche portunity with growl and congenial office SHILLING A SHILLING IYNDHURST TV dule. BABYSITTER For ing company. environment. Call • Statlen Seuare V /2 a nd 6 v e a r old P ersonnel a t 933-8585. (2nd Fleer) children. Call 450- 673-0700 997-9428 998-1268 0163. An Equal Opportunity Employer M /F. I Service * _. ^ j y L e a t i e r C l a s i s i f i e d s KB 29BSOQM UNFINISHED FURNITURE SALE! «-L PINE & HARDWOOD FURNITURE IN D i r e c t o r y STOCK AT REDUCED PRICES! Come Browse & Find a Bargain: Business Services Business Services -Dressers •Corner APPLIANCE SFPAIRS Irw i?rS •Benches Cupboards -r!!’.0?* •Juvenile & More! HOME IMPROVEMENTS I h !f I T A BLES & H E A D B O A R D S $10. -WE REPAIR... C a r p e n t r y CLEANING RUGS. ETC Paints, Stains & Scandinavian Gifts. • Washers WASHER I DRYER • Additions AANENSEN’S • Dryers SERVICE • Garages k Turiello & Son STATE-WIDE LARRY N ISI VACCIA • Refrigerators Servicins most machines. CRYSTAL "142 MIDLAND AVE., KEARNY 998-6892 Atto servicing A selling coin • Kitchens COMPLETE BLOCK • Freezers meter machines for apart- CARPETS (While Sucolies Last. MasterCard 4 Visa Accepted ) • Air Conditioners • Basements CEILINGS 440 Valley Brook Ave., E. CROSSLEY AND Call 667*1565 • Panelling 667-1150 INSTALLED OVER Lyndhurst, N.J. 07071 SON SERVICE • Dropped Ceilings Modernized • Basements 8i Attics YOUR OLD CEHJNG 933-2930 667-9278 Free Estimates • AHuminum Siding 9 9 1 -6 5 1 8 WALL TO WALL CARPET Fully Insured And Roofing CUSTOM RUG SHAMPOOING WANTED CARPENTRY & GENERAL CONTRACTING • Storm Mndow* SERVICE MAT RENTALS BRING IT IN 991-3247 And Door* LINOLEUM & TILES Bib Auto Parts MC ALLISTER CONSTRUCTION • Replacement Windows ALUMINUM, BRASS Frank J. Scarola, Inc. AREA RUGS 438-3663 Space STATUES PLAOUES will pay to $60 COPPER, LEAD, C O . , I N C . .BATTERIES AND IRON LYNDHURST PEDESTALS For any Full Size Car Complete Home Improvements for We Service What We Sell Complete. Used parts Kearny Scrap Metal ‘S T C ‘5 ? '_____ «7» Ichiylir Kearny for CARPENTER/GENERAL CONTRACTOR G en n a T il e * Decks/Porches t o Sale all makes of cars. i Leaders/Gutters Complete Bathroom 54 STOVER AVE., KEARNY » Bathrooms » Roofing Fraberto Modernizing 9 9 1 -4 2 4 6 » Kitchens • Doors NO JOB TOO ■SMALL '' WE BUY * Replacement Windows e Masonry Construction OR TOO "B IG " i. O’DONNELL & CO. 9 9 1 -0 0 8 1 > Vmylaluminum Siding e General Repairs and 661-5172 LARRY F0NDI LYNDHURST, N.J. WASTE PAPER Quality Work • Fully Insured • Free Estimates Concrete Work • PAINTING Painting & Decorating Overhead Garage Doors Wallpapering WAKTU recycling COMMERCIAL AND • PLASTERING 9 9 7 - 3 8 9 7 • REPLACED • INSTALLED OLD TOY TRAINS newspaper, IBM RESIDENTIAL • WALLPAPERING 939-2382 • SERVICED Interior ■ Exterior Lionel. Flyer, Ives, etc. cards, corrugated KITCHEN I BATHS OESIGNED Residential & Commercial boxes. Newspaper 935-7183 Electric Door Oponors I "COLLECTOR PAYS TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS. SA L E S • INSTALLATION 9 9 8 - 4 7 5 0 drive arranged. SPACE N J 0707 CRAZY PRICES" Newspapers $ 1 .1 0 p e r We do the complete/ob PLUMBING t HEATING McDaniel Enterprises 652-0767 • 825-3747 hundred pounds FOR SPACE Call 345-2293 Mon. Hot Tubs at Fair Prices 667-4976 thru Fri. 7 to 5; Sat. 7 m • ARROW CONTRACTORS Belleville-Nutley to 4. CALL BUYING ■ Aluminum 998-4907 785-0797 GLA SS CO. Edward J. Wilk, Ir. FRANKS cinl newspapers, 4 3 S -S 7 0 0 Complete Glass Service" JOSEPH DAMAT0 PAINTING and REMOVAL SERVICE non-ferrous metals. . VAN OVATIONS • AUTOS Allied Waste Prod PAPERSTOCK DECORATING Basement Attic ucts, 61 Midland Ave • H O M E S • ST O RE FR O N T S A attrtuirtt’a nue, Wallington, N.J. 79 FLORIDA AVENUE • INDUSTRIAL GLASSING 141 UHLANDST. House Yard PATERSON (Caliiurtm akrrs EAST RUTHERFORD Garage Rubbish Removed 473-763A. $1.10 per 100 C iim H E D IG E R ’S 751-0835 a 751-0844 pounds. M Light Hauling F U EL OIL Creative Designers 9 3 3 - 3 2 7 2 Full cleanup & removal LYNDHURST RES GUTTERS I LEADERS of Kitchens 4 Baths TAURANT. Fast food. Beat the Ht|h Cot of Energy 142 Midland Avenue, Strip Mall location. Upgrade Your Heating Plant GUTTERS, Kearny 6 7 8 -5 0 1 3 $4000 weekly gross. Visit our show rooms now BILLS AUTO MODERN AUTO Owner anxious. CONSERVATION LEADERS WRECKERS Lapides Realtors - THROUGH WCHEST PRICE PAID PARTS 761-1040.______thoroughly FOR CARS OR TRUCKS MODERNIZATION ANY CONDITION DISCOUNT PRICES! Oil Burners a Boilers cleaned, Befliville Pike. bTa~R , LOU NC E , D i n e t t e s ^ . BRAKES a MUFFLERS NORTH ARLING Ash about our 24 hour Owsel flushed . CLUTCHES . SHOCKS TON. Great location. Cluti openings available SIDINGS- X ... 998-0966 INSURED FREE ESTIMATES • MACHINE SHOP DRUMS Fantastic opportuni ty. $99,000. Just re E. RUTHERFORD $30 to $50 o n your • TURNED HEADS REBUILT ALL TYPES ROOFING & SIDING CHEVY, MALIBU duced for quick sale. 939-2716 Minor free Trimming • HICH PERFORMANCE f K t / / ■ - Gutters l eaders 8. Repairs WAGON, 1981. 6 cvl. Good for go, go, sup CLIP N SAVE Alum Storm Windows Doors Auto, trans. PS, PB, a PARTS & LABOR per club, restaurant, f ally I! I'' 11! • 1 HACKENSACK ROOFING CO A/C. 33,000 miles. Ex etc. Busy street. Am NURSERY SCHOOLS NED STEVENS • TOOLS RENTED Mon lues Thu;., f. 10 8 (3 Firet St 4*7 5050 cellent condition. • PAINTS DUPONT I ple parking. LASSO 153 Sanford Ave $5200. Call 997-2513 af .R E A LTO R S - 167- 226-7379 Sa^u'Cay '0 b ter 4 P.M. METAL FLAKE . MINI 3311. HILLTOP DAY Lyndhurst, H J BIKES 7 Days-5-9 PM Best Time CARE CENTER 44 PASSAIC AVE. c m *.i c q MECHANIC ON DUTY JJ The case o f a ca r in a snow -bank When it was all over police had police about a car owned by Jerry arrested a Lyndhurst man for Al Giuliapo, 22. of 29 Hilton St.. Belle legedly mugging two women, on ville. PRICES EFFECTIVE: Page Ave., Lyndhurst. McSweeney said the car in the THURS., FEB. 7th But a wild series of events pre snowbank proved to be the Belle th ru SAT.. FEB. 9th ceded the arrest of John Tripodi. 20. ville stolen car. of 225 Sanford Ave.. Lyndhurst. and Then Belleville piolice began his incarceration in Bergen County questioning Giuliano at his home. B R O O K D A L E S O D A * 4 1 4 Jail in lieu of $10,000 bail. They arrested him for a false report A second man in the incident is of a crime since they said that being sought. Giuliano admitted he knew that A ssorted Flavors C o s e O f 12 28 O l. Returnable Bottles Detective Lt Francis Tripodi had his car McSweeney said that an investiga Giuliano was released in bail of tion is now being pressed to decide $2,500 whether Tripodi was part of a gang OPEN SUNDAYS 12-6 PM Given the Giuliano story police that has been mugging pedestrian* went to Tripodi's home and put him in Lyndhurst, North Arlington, and under arrest K utherford Police have been pursuing The Tripodi arrest followed a stories of women who reported they police call to an accident in which were mugged on local streets. Usu LADIES NIGHT W ill NOW BE an automobile had skidded off the ally two men victimized the women road and into a snowbank When At least four such cases were re police arrived they found the occu ported in Lyndhurst alone 5 PM TO 10 PM EVERY FRIDAY pants gone. But shortly thereafter they received an alarm about the Houseware party Page Ave. mugging, a block away from the accident. The Lyndhurst Lions Club will Two women charged that they sponsor a Tupperware Party at the were knocked to the ground by two VFW Hall. Valley Brook Avenue. men who grabbed their purses and Lyndhurst. Thursday. March 14 at fled. The women were otherwise 7 30 p.m . unharmed McSweeney said it was This will be the first fundraiser determined that the men. using a Tupperware Party for the local club stolen car. mugged the women and which supports several sight con then ran the car into the snowbank servation chanUes throughout the as they were fleeing state: About the same time an area An evening of fun as well as alarm was sent out bv Belleville demonstration -has hppn nlanned. EYE OPENERS Dr. Harold Wienor and Dr. Marc Wiener OPTOMETRISTS sion by turning off the picture from one eye. Often signs of eye coordination problems include headaches; dizziness; fatigue, irritability: and reading difficulty. These can also be signs of oth er problems, however. A thor ough vision examination is the only way to know for sure if an EYE OPENERS eye coordination problem exists. Q. My niece has an eye coordi A doctor of optometry can im nation problem. What is that? prove and often permanently A. Our two eyes must work correct poor eye coordination together so that we see one pic with vision therapy, a program ture, not two. When they don’t, of specially prescribed visual we have poor eye coordination. tasks repeated under controlled Some people with this condi conditions. Sometimes glasses or tion see double, although the contact lenses may also be pre brain usually solves double vi- scribed. DR. HAROLD WIENER « DR. MARC WIENCR | 64 Ridge Road. Horjji Arlington 991-2211 feb O r * * I; M * * di S»°r IV Ser»»0' " ■*’ Also Appearing In Person The INN0CENTI Don't Miss Our 20th Annual Mardls Gras Festival! ■ Dinner & Dancing Every Evenings • Special Menu ' Contests & Prizes • Gaiety > Feasting Special Matinee Show on Sunday • Excitement „ . 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