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H e a b e r 2 5 ÔF LYNDHURST THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1997

Meeting date changedT h e r e g u la r m e e t in g o f th e

L y n d h u rs t L ib ra ry B oa rd o f T ru s t

ees has been changed fro m Septem

ber 16 to S ep tem ber 23 at 2 :30 pm in th e N e w J e rse y R o o m o f the

L y n d h u rs t P u b lic L ib ra ry .

W o rsh ip serv icesT h e U n ite d P resby te rian C h u rch o f

L y n d h u rs t re tu rns to its 11 am m o rn in g w o rs h ip se rv ices on S eptem ber

7. N e w ly e lec ted m in is te r, John F.

B e d d in g f ie ld , w i l l p reach h is f irs t

se rm on. A l l are w e lco m e . Sunday sch oo l w i l l b eg in on S eptem ber 14

a t 7:45.

Police p u t an end to

end-of-sum m er party

K e e p L y n d h u r s t b e a u t i f u l - T h e D e p a r tm e n t o f P u b lic W o rk s , u n d e r th e d ire c t io n o f C o m m is s io n e r P e te r J. R u s s o , is c o n t in u in g it 's to w n w id e b e a u t if ic a t io n p ro g ra m T h e M a y o r a n d C o m m is s io n e rs lo o k

o n a s b r ig h t ly p a in te d w o o d e d f lo w e r p la n te r s a re p la c e d a lo n g v a r io u s lo c a t io n s o f V a lle y B ro o k A v e

T h e s e p la n te r s h a v e ta k e n o n n e w life w ith th e to w n c o lo r s o f b lu e a n d g o ld F u tu re p la n s a re to p la c e a d d it io n a l p la n te rs a lo n g o th e r m a in s tre e ts P la c e m e n t o f th e s e p la n te rs w il l H E L P K E E P L Y N D H U R S T

B E A U T IF U L L to R M a y o r J a m e s G u id a , C o m m T o m G ra ffa m , o w n e rs o f C ia o B e lla , C o m m P e te r

R u s s o , C o m m P a u l P a s s a m a n o

B v J o i .vn G ak nk r

A n a lle ge d e n d -o f-su m m e r parts p lanned b y som e lo ca l you ths M o n

day n ig h t ended w h en som e u n in v ite d guests appeared: m em bers o t

the L y n d h u rs t P o lice D epartm ent.

A c c o rd in g to reports , the cops re ce ived a c a ll s h o r tly a fte r 9 P M o t a

la rge g ro u p congrega ted w ith a p os s ib le f ig h t at Page & S chu y le r A \

e n u e s . an a re a k n o w n as ih c K in g s la n d Shops. I he ca lle r report e d ly t o ld p o l ic e he h e a rd w h a t

sounded lik e a gunsho tS ix p o lic e o ff ic e rs responded ami

fou n d 12 yo u n g L y n d h u rs t residents

at the lo ca tio n .

U p on fu rth e r in ves tig a tion , p o lice d iscove red there were no weapons at the scene, how eve r, a lcoh o l was fou n d nearby.

ju ven ile s and 3 adu lts, each 20 sears o ld , w ere charged w ith trespassing.

Police say some o f the k id s they q u e s t io n e d sa id th e p a r ty w a s

p lanned as a sort o f “ last hurrah be-

to ie g o in g back to s c h o o l” A n d . (hough Ihe s h in d ig was on p riva te p io p e rts w ith o u t p e rm iss io n , they said tliev had even p lanned on hav

in g a hand there.11 o 11cc said c o m p la in ts are pending

Try to Fly-Ty Motor vehicle office may relocate to WallingtonA F ly -T y in g course fo r beg inners

and in te rm ed ia tes , is b e in g taught by m em bers o f the East Jersey C hapter

o f T ro u t U n lim ite d , and is b e in g o f

fered b y the L y n d h u rs t A d u lt School

T he course starts M o n d a y , Sep tem ber 29 and w i l l run fo r ten weeks. The

cost is $ 45 .00 . F o r m o re in fo rm a tio n

call 201 -896-2112

St. Michael’s anniversarySt. M ic h a e l 's 8 5 th a n n iv e rs a ry

w i l l be celebrated on Sept. 28 w ith a 2 P M mass at S t. M ic h a e l ’ s

c h u rc h . D in n e r and d a n c in g at

the C ry s ta l R o om in K in g ’ s C o u rt w i l l be h e ld a t 4 :3 0 p m w ith m u

sic by the P o lk a Rascals. $40 .00

p e r p e rson . C a ll th e R e c to ry at 9 39 -1 16 1 .

G a rd e n c lu b m eetsT h e m o n th ly m e e t in g o f th e

L y n d h u rs t G arden C lu b w i l l be he ld

at the L y n d h u rs t Parks D epa rtm en t,

250 C le v e la n d A v e n u e on Septem

ber 22 at 8 pm . T h e p ro g ra m fo r the

e ven in g w i l l be d iscuss ion o f a g a rden show .

N e w m e m b ers and guests are a lw a ys w e lco m e d .

Visit the SandsT h e L y n d h u rs t R ecreation D e pa rt

m en t announces tha t a bus t r ip to the

Sands C a s in o , A tla n t ic C ity w i l l be on Sept. 30. T h is t r ip w i l l n ow be open to a n y to w n s h ip res iden t. Y o u

have to be 21 years o f age T ic k e ts go on sale Sept 4 , at the

R e crea tion D e pa rtm e n t at a cost o f

$12 w ith a c o in re tu rn o f $15. H ours

fo r the sale o f t ic k e ts w i l l beg in at

9 A M u n t il 1 1 A M o n ly and each day the re a fte r on Tuesdays, W ednesdays and T h u rsda ys a t the S en io r C itize n s

C e n te r o r P arks D epartm ent.

Buses w i l l depart from the Tosvn

H a ll P ark (D e la f ie ld A ven u e ), leav

in g a t 8A M sharp. P a rk ing p re fe rred at the p ic n ic f ie ld . N e w Y o rk A venue

F o r m o re in fo rm a tio n c a ll D o lo res

C a pa cc io a t 804 -2 48 3 .

F a l l fa ir to be heldT h e L y n d h u rs t U n ite d M e th o d is t

C h u rc h o n the c o m e r o f S tuyvesan t

and T o n tin e A v e n u e s is h o ld in g a

F a ll F a ir on S a tu rd ay , O c to b e r 18,

fro m 9 am u n t i l 4 p m . P lans c a ll fo r v a rio u s areas to in c lu d e c h ild re n ’ s

a c t iv it ie s , a t t ic s h o p , p la n t shop , b o o k shop, h o lid a y shop, a snack bar and b a k e s h o p a n d so m e o th e rs . C ra fte rs o r n e w m e rc h a n d is e (n o c lo th in g p lease ) ve nd o rs in terested

in re n tin g a b oo th sh ou ld c a ll 4 38 - 7627 o r 9 35 -0 83 3 b y S ep tem ber 5. T h e n e x t p la n n in g m e e ting w i l l be

h e ld on S ep tem ber 9 a t 7 30 p m at

the ch urch .

B y D y a n M o o r eResiden ts o f the Sou th B ergen area

can lo o k fo rw a rd to a new and im p ro v e d D iv is io n o f M o to r V eh ic le s

O ff ic e o p e n in g in W a llin g to n . I he

new o ff ic e w o u ld rep lace the agency

loca ted in R u th e rfo rd .T h e D O T in it ia te d the m o ve o f the

R u th e rfo rd M o to r V e h ic le o ff ic e be

cause the re is inadequa te space in

te rm s o f p a rk in g and o ff ic e area at

the R u th e rfo rd lo c a tio n . Residents and businesses have co m p la in e d o f inadequa te p a rk in g fo r the agency

and o fte n , those tha t use the agency,

p a rk in lo ts des ignated fo r businesses

in the area A n agency designed to serve those w ith cars, ye t does not

o ffe r a p lace to p a rk the ve h ic leT he D epa rtm en t o f T ran spo rta tion

(D O T ) is in the process o f f in a liz in g a

c o n t ra c t to le a s e p ro p e r ty in

W a llin g to n o n M a in S tree t at the

fo rm e r site o f A & P . The re lo ca tio n

w o u ld then need to be a pp ro ved by

the L eg is la tu re . I f the m ove is app roved , re lo ca tio n c o u ld take place

by the end o f the year.T he nesv lo ca tio n w i l l p ro v id e im

p roved p ark ing fa c ilit ie s and a pp ro x i

m a te ly tw ic e the square foo tage o f

the o ff ic e in R u th e rfo rd “ W e b e lieve the new fa c i l ity w i l l be

m ore conven ien t fo r custom ers,” said

D a v id B ro w n , spokesperson fo r the

D O T . “ T h e m o ve s h o u ld resu lt in

m in im a l d is ru p tio n s to cus tom ers .”

T he R u th e rfo rd o ff ic e w i l l rem a in

open and c o n tin ue se rv in g the p u b

lic fo r as lo n g as p oss ib le u n til the

W a llin g to n o ff ic e is ready.

I f the n ew lo ca tio n in W a llin g to n is a pp roved , i t w i l l be a p p ro x im a te ly three m ile s fro m the e x is tin g R u the r

fo rd o ff ic e and w i l l the re b y serve the

same geog rap h ica l area.

B a c k t o t h e f u t u r e - T ro o p 8 6 B o y S c o u ts o f L y n d h u rs t c o m p le te d a w e e k o f s u m m e r c a m p a t Camp N o - B e -B o -S c o T h e S c o u ts a tte n d in g c a m p th is y e a r a re : F ro n t ro w . M r. T o m Y o u n g S r. (A s s is ta n t S c o u t

M a s te r ) , M ic h a e l D e B e ilis , C h r is Y o u n g , F ra n k V a g u ie ro , M a tth e w D a lz e ll, R u s s e ll P ro k o p , M o h a m m e d Ib r ih im , M r Frank D e B e ilis (T ro o p C o m m itte e C h a irm a n ) S e c o n d ro w : M r. C a rl C a s t le g ra n t (T ro o p Q u a r te rm a s te r ) , R y a n R a z z o li, A la n R a z z o li (A s s is ta n t S e n io r P a tro l L e a d e r) , C h r is D e B e ilis , T o m Y o u n g J r., R o n G a ro fa lo (S e n io r P a tro l L e a d e r) , M r P a t B a s e lic e (M e m b e r T ro o p C o m m itte e ) T h e S c o u ts

p a r t ic ip a te d in th e s u m m e r th e m e o f B a c k to th e N O B E E F u tu re . T h e w e e k w a s f ille d w ith in te r t ro o p c o m p e t it io n , in d iv id u a l e v e n ts a n d th e o p p o r tu n ity to e a rn m e r it b a d g e s . T h e m e m b e rs o f th e t ro o p a c h ie v e d m e r it b a d g e s in th e f ie ld s o f E m e rg e n c y P re p a re d n e s s , W i ld e rn e s s S u rv iv a l, F ir s t A id , C it iz e n o f th e N a tio n , S p o r ts , L e a th e r W o rk s , B a s k e try , W o o d C a rv in g , C o o k in g , P io n e e r in g , R e p tile S tu d y ,

M a m m a l S tu d y , F is h in g , P h o to g ra p h y , C a n o e in g a n d E n v iro n m e n ta l S c ie n c e .

R eg is te r fo r th e fa ll d an ce p ro g ra m

P h o t o by L e e B r o w n

M e e t, g r e e t a n d b r o w s e - G o v C h r is t ie W h itm a n ,le ft , s to p p e d b y th e a n n u a l R u th e r fo rd L a b o r D a y S tre e t F a ir to s h a k e h a n d s w ith lo c a l

re s id e n ts .

Lyndhurst resident joins H ackensack law firm

G a ry M . A lb re c h t, a resident o l

L y n d h u rs t, has jo in e d the 8 0 -a tio i- n ey la w f irm o f Co le . S cho t/. M eisel.

F o rm a n & L e o n a rd . I ' A .

H ackensack, as an associate attornes in the rea l estate departm ent I Ie w i l l

co n tin u e to concentra te his practice in the areas o f rea l estate .ind b u s i

ness law .A lb re c h t is a I ‘>94 g ra d u a te o l Sc

ton H a ll U n iv e rs ity S c h o o l o l I aw

where he earned h is J I ) m a g n a u im

laude. H e g raduated w ilh a B S m

M a rk e tin g fro m R u t g c is 1 m , o >n .

N e w a rk , in 1991 w ith h igh h o n o rs

and c o lle g e honorsA lb re c h t was form erl> c ii.p l- '.c d

at tw o o th e r N e w Jeises law f irm s

D u r in g h is law s c h o o l c a r e e r he

served as a law c le rk w ilh ih e < icn-

eraJ C o u n s e l’ s o f l ic e o l I m i A Y o u n g in N ew Y o rk C its a m i as a

G a ry M . A lb re c h t

I e r . i l Research A ss is tan t fo r A f fo rd able H ousing Initiative in a p ro g ra m

c o n d u c te d b y S e to n H a l l ’ s la w

Si hoo l He is a dm itte d to the p ractic e ot law in N ew Jersey and New

Y ork

The L y n d h u rs t D epa rtm en t o f Rec

re a tio n a nn ou n ces the fa l l Dance Program. The p ro g ra m , d ire c ted by

R oseM arie R u b in e tti, is a va ilab le to

g ir ls and boys ages 3 -1 3 w h o reside

in L ynd hu rs t.R e g is tra tion w i l l take p lace at the

Lynd hu rs t C o m m u n ity (Youth C enter at R iv e rs id e A v e n u e on S atu rday , Septem ber 10 fro m 11 am to I pm .

The p rogram is an e igh t-w e e k ses

sion , w i l l take p lace at the L y n d h u rs t C o m m u n ity /Y o u th C e n te r and the

cost is $48 w h ic h in c lu de s insurance

and p a r tia l c o s tu m e co s t. R e cre a tion a l ID n um be r is needed to re g

ister.Classes beg in Tuesday, Septem ber

23 and W ednesday, S ep tem ber 24 and w i l l end on Tuesday, N o vem be r 1 1 and W ednesday, N o v e m b e r 12.

The p ro g ra m is as fo llo w s :

Tuesday - 3 :30 to 4 :304 :3 0 to 5 :30 - 7-8 year o lds 5 :30 to 6 :3 0 -9 -1 0 year o lds

6 :3 0 to 7 :30 - 11-13 year

o ldsW ednesday - 3 :30 to 4 :15 - 3 -4 year

o lds4 :3 0 to 5 :3 0 -5 -6 year o lds

5 :30 to 6 :30 F o r fu r th e r in fo rm a tio n , c a ll 804-

2482.

Grand opening o f relection headquartersA s s e m b ly M a jo r ity L ea de r Paul

D iG aetano and A ssem blym an John

V . K e l ly announced that the G rand O p e n in g o f th e ir R e -e lection Head

quarte rs w i l l be he ld T h u rsda s . Septe m b e r 11, fro m 7 to 9 p m The

h e a d q u a r te rs is lo c a te d at 4 6 9 F ra n k lin A ven u e , N u tley , ju s t north

o f the N u tle y Shop Rite.T h e even ing w i l l be in the sp irit

o f an o ld fash ion cam paign k ic k o f t

AARP 4319 members meet

w ith re freshm en ts and tim e to meet and ta lk w ith the A ssem blym en . The

h e a d q u a rte rs w i l l be o pe n e v e ry

n ig h t u n t i l e le c t io n d ay . A n y o n e w h o w o u ld lik e to lend a h e lp in g

hand to a id A ssem b lym en K e lly and D iG a e ta n o ’ s re-election are invited to attend

V o lun tee rs can reach the headquar

ters b y c a llin g 284 -0 20 0

Essay contest w inners are announcedThe L y n d h u rs t E lks L odge 1505

announces the winner o f the essay contest sponsored b y the E lks o rg a

n iza tio n . The f irs t p lace w in n e r, the s ub jec t m a tte r b e in g , “ D ru g A buse

and T h e ir V ie w s on V ia b le S o lu tions to th is P ro b le m ” was se lected to be M s. R h ionnan R ieke r, a student o f

L y n d h u rs t H ig h S choo l. M s. R ieke r

was aw arded a $ 1,000 sav ings bond.

T h e f o l lo w in g p a r t ic ip a n ts w e re aw arded $50 sav ings bonds fo r th e ir

w e ll R esen ted essays. John D ilkes , S he lle y O h , D a w n Is o ld i, M ic h a e l K e a t in g , D ie g o R e s tre po , D a n ie l

N o v a s , M o n ic a P e rre tte , M ic h e le S am osk i, M e g ha n L . C e lia , M o n ic a

M u n iz , C h ris to p h e r D a lly , M e lissa D u b lin s k i, R o b e rt L indsay , L es le y

S e v ille n a and D im it r i A m praz ia .T he L y n d h u rs t Lodge 1505 e x

tends th e ir th a n k s to M s. B arba ra B randes, w h o co o rd ina ted the co n

test fo r the schoo l to abide b y the ru les and re g u la tio ns set fo rth b y the

E lks organization.

T h e n ex t m e e tin g o f L y n d h u rs t C h ap te r #4319 , A m e rica n A ssoc ia

t io n o f R e tired Persons, w i l l be held on F rid a y , S eptem ber 12 at 10 am at the L y n d h u rs t S en io r C itize n s C e n

ter.P rogram cha irm an, M ae S te llato .

has a rra ng e d fo r a re p re s e n ta tiv e fro m the N e w Jersey State D epa rt

m e n t o f B a n k in g and Insurance to s p ea k on th e c o n c e p t o f H M O s T im e p e rm it t in g , th e re w i l l be a

que s tion and answ er p e r iod

M e m b ers m ay sign up fo r the O c tober 30, 31 tr ip to A tlan tic C ity . The

cost w i l l be $53 w h ic h includes bus, o v e r n ig h t a t th e H a m p to n In n

A bsecon w ith con tinen ta l breakfast, tw o cas ino bonuses and ticke t fo r the A n th o n y N e w leyshow Reservations

a ie also b e ing taken to r the Decem - bei 17 t r ip to the Evergreen fo r th e ir

( h ris tm as show.t ic k e ts w i l l also be a va ilab le fo r

the H o lid a y party to be held on F r idas Nos em ber 14 at the L andm ark .

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d e n t o f th e K in g s la n d L y n d h u rs t A A R P C h a p te r # 4 8 6 6 , p re s e n t in g h ig h s c h o o l re c ip ie n ts d o n a tio n a w a rd s to M a ry a n n e R o m e o a n d J a

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Support is offered to familiesD o you fin d it hard to ju g g le the

re sp on s ib ilitie s o f ra is in g ch ild re n , m a in ta in in g a househo ld a nd /o r career and ca rin g fo r a g ing parents o r

loved ones at the same t im e 0 The Bergen C o un ty S en io r Care C ente r

n o w o f fe rs te m p o ra ry r e l ie f fo r caregivers o f the fra il e lde rly through

the Respite C lu b Program .The Respite C lu b is an extens ion

o f the Bergen C o un ty D epartm ent o f

Health Services S en io r Care Center and is a va ilab le to fra il e ld e rly , age 55 and o ld e r, w h o liv e in the co un ty

and w h o requ ire day tim e support.

T he p ro g ra m , w h ic h is housed in the C o m m u n ity S e rv ic e s B u i ld in g in

Param us, features m o rn in g and a f

te rn o o n sess ions and is a v a ila b le M o n d a y th ro u g h F riday.

A c c o rd in g to S en io r C are C ente r C o o rd in a to r Joyce S p ie lbe rger, c lu b m em bers are o ffe re d a c a r in g and

secure se tting w here th e y m a y e n jo y

m usic , crafts, creative arts, exerc ise a nd s o c ia l iz in g , w h ic h fre e th e ir

ca reg ive rs to engage in o th e r a c t iv ities fo r the m o rn in g o r a fte rn oo n .

F o r a d d it io n a l in fo rm a t io n c a ll 646 -2553 .

C lass A ct C a t e r e r sO l /’ C u t r r c i O c c a s i o n

$ WJJinfS XX 0 Cc^ Corporate ^ l e c l u u j a n d ^ ^Jrrangementi

a n d f icm ci 0 > or e feyan t

V is it O u r Take-O ut Food Store 866 Kearny Ave. 0 K earny 0 955-2220

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C h in e se auctio n is

slated fo r Sept. 26The F e lic ia n S isters o f Im m acu la te

C o n c e p tio n P ro v in c e in L o d i w i l l h o ld a C h inese a uc tio n on F rid a y ,

S ep tem ber 26, a t 6 :3 0 pm in the ca f

e te r ia o f Im m a c u la te C o n c e p tio n H ig h S choo l, loca ted at 2 60 M a in

S treet, L o d i.D oors open at 6 :30 pm . D raw ing s

beg in at 8 pm .The even t w i l l fea ture dark horse,

sw e ep stake s , fa i r share and d o o r p rizes. R e freshm ents w i l l be so ld.

A don a tio n o f $3 a t the d oo r w i l l

e n tit le partic ipan ts to d o o r p rizes and 25 tab le p rize ticke ts .

F o r in fo rm a t io n c a ll (9 7 3 )4 7 3 - 7447 on weekdays between 9 am and

8 pm .

Vendors are wantedThe “ C h a r ity F lea M a rk e t” o f the

Q ueen o f Peace C o u n c il 3428 is in need o f vendors. I t w i l l be h e ld on

Saturday, Septem ber 27 on the coun c i l g ro un ds on R iv e r R oad in N o rth

A r lin g to n .D e ta ils and re se rva tio n s can be

o b ta ine d b y c a ll in g D e p u ty G ra nd

K n ig h t Frank M ic h e l at 9 9 1 -9 6 06 o r

9 3 3 -1 33 1 .

F u n fa ir to be heldA “ B ack to S c h o o l” Fun F a ir spon

sored b y the L y n d h u rs t H ig h S choo l B an d A s s o c ia tio n w i l l be h e ld on

S eptem ber 6 and 7. The F a ir w i l l

be h e ld on the g ro un ds o f Je ffe rson

S choo l on L ake A v e n u e w ith rides,

gam es and food .A l l p roceeds fro m the F a ir w i l l go

to w a rd the L y n d h u rs t H ig h S choo l

Band A ssoc ia tio n .

Assertiveness/Self Esteem Group for W omenD o y o u say “ yes” w hen y o u w a n t

and need to say “ no” ? D o yo u fee l lik e y o u r needs are be ing m e t, tha t yo u are g e ttin g w h a t yo u w a n t fro m life and fro m the people in y o u r life ?

Y o u w i l l get w ha t you w ant w hen you th in k , behave and com m u n ica te as

s e rtive ly , and y ou w i l l act a ssertive ly w h en y o u have a h e a lth y sense o f se lf, w h en y o u r s e lf esteem is s trong

and a c tin g as a p ro te c to r and b u ffe r fo r yo u . L ea rn the bas ic s k il ls o f a ssertiveness a nd h o w to im p ro v e y o u r s e lf esteem in a fo u r w e ek ser ie s w h ic h beg in s on W ednesday,

Sept. 10 and con tinues th ro u g h O ct.

I , 6 :3 0 -8 P M , in N o r th A r lin g to n .

T h e g ro u p is fa c i l i ta te d b y K a te

P andolpho, M A , C S W . F o r m o re in fo rm a tio n o r to re g is te r, c a ll 2 46 -

1088.P artic ipa n ts w i l l e x p lo re h ow you

fee l about y o u rse lf, h o w the re la tio n sh ip th a t yo u have w ith y o u rs e lf a f

fects y o u r re la tio n sh ip s w ith people in y o u r life , and h o w y o u r s e lf esteem can be re in fo rce d . W e w i l l d is

cuss the concep t and techn iques o f assertiveness and h o w to incorpo ra te

a s s e r tiv e b e h a v io r , t h in k in g and c o m m u n ic a tin g in to y o u r l ife . Y o u w i l l leam h o w to be m o re open and honest in y o u r personal and p ro fe ss io na l life . Y o u w i l l com e to appre

c ia te and cherish y o u rs e lf as yo u are. In d iv id u a l s itu a t io n s w i l l be ad

dressed. A l l o f the le a rn in g w i l l be

done in an a tm osphere tha t is supp o rtiv e , w ith a g re a t dea l o f la ug h

te r and c o m fo r t.

K a te P an d o lp h o , M A , C S W , has ded icated h e r l i f e ’ s w o rk to h e lp in g

w om en im p ro v e th e ir live s . She is an edu ca to r, co u n se lo r, and career d e v e lo p m e n t s p e c ia lis t, a nd m a in

ta ins a p riv a te p ra c tice in the South

Bergen area. She has d eve loped h un dreds o f p ersonal d e ve lo p m e n t p ro gram s fo r w o m e n , and m ost re ce n tly is w o rk in g w ith w o m e n o f s ize on se lf-accep tance issues.

C ounty nets over $60,000 at vehicle auctionB ergen C o u n ty E x e c u tiv e W ill ia m

“ Pat” S chuber re c e n tly announced tha t the C o u n ty o f B e rge n n e tted

a p p ro x im a te ly $60 ,000 at its annual v e h ic le a uc tio n h e ld at the Bergen

C o u n ty Justice C e n te r p a rk in g lo t in

H ackensack. The C o u n ty auctioned

37 a u to m o b ile s , va n s and t ru c k s fro m d if fe re n t C o u n ty departm ents

and d iv is io n s .Each year S chuber has o rdered the

auc tion as p a rt o f h is o n g o in g cost c o n ta in m e n t p ro g ra m fo r c o u n ty gove rnm ent. S ince 1991, the C oun ty

o f B e rge n ’ s v e h ic le fle e t has been

reduced b y o v e r 3 0% w ith the sale o f o v e r 5 3 0 v e h ic le s /m o to r iz e d

equ ip m e n t. The sales have netted

B ergen C o u n ty g ove rn m e n t nea rly

$760 ,000 .“ O nce aga in , w e are e x tre m e ly

p leased w ith the resu lts o f th is e f

fo r t,” said Schuber. “ F o r the seventh c o n s e c u tiv e y e a r , th e C o u n ty o f

Bergen was able to reduce its v e h ic le

f lee t, reduce the annua l costs asso

c ia ted w ith m a in ta in in g the f le e t and

add in va lu a b le d o lla rs to the treasury

as a re s u lt o f a successfu l sale.S chuber no ted tha t th is co s t co n

ta inm en t in it ia t iv e w i l l be repeated

aga in n ex t year.

Keamy Federal ranks as top performer

B e L f t o r e

A c c o r d i n g s t u d i oP r iv a te L e s s o n s

A c c o rd ia n ^ K e y B o a rd ^ D ru m s

5 8 0 K e a r n y A v e K e a r n y

991-2233

K e a m y Federa l Savings was c ite d as one o f the n a tio n ’s m ost cons is

te n t ly p ro fita b le in s titu tio n s , it has

been a n n o u n c e d b y M a t th e w T .

M c C la n e , P res iden t o f K e a m y Fede ra l.

K e a m y Federa l w as lis ted am ong

102 “ h ig h ly p ro fita b le th r if ts ” a fte r a c o m p re h e n s iv e th re e -y e a r s tu d y

c o n d u c te d b y the O ff ic e o f T h r i f t S up e rv is io n (O T S ), the federa l regu

la to r y a g e n c y th a t o v e rs e e s th e 1,3 0 0 -in s titu tio n in du s try . The O T S

id e n tif ie d the se lect g ro up o f 102 top in s titu tio n s b y s tu d y in g o n ly those

tha t generated a re tu rn on average assets (R O A ) w e ll above in d u s try

averages.W h ile the average R O A is 73 ba

sis p o in ts , K e a m y Federa l S avings

ach ieved an R O A o f 100 basis p o in ts o r m o re in each qua rte r s tud ied fro m

1994 th ro u g h th e f i r s t q u a rte r o f

1997.T h e s tud y in d ica te d that K e a m y

F ede ra l and the 101 o th e r in s t itu

tio n s n a tio n w id e that earned d is t in c

t io n b y the O T S “ are c o m m u n ity - based lenders th a t are bo th h ig h ly e f f ic ie n t and m a in ta in h ig h asset

q u a lity . T h ey have a h ea vy concen tra tio n o f s in g le - fa m ily m ortgages

w h ile a lso o ffe r in g co m m e rc ia l and

sm a ll-bus iness loans.”

“ W e are here to serve o u r fr ie n d s

and ne ighbo rs , ju s t as w e have been

since 1884; w h ile n a tio na l re c o g n i

t io n is f la tte r in g , th a t w e ’ re d o in g

o u r jo b and e a rn in g p e o p le ’ s tru s t

each and eve ry d ay is o u r re a l re w a rd , ” sa id M c C la n e . “ K e a rn y

Federa l’ s h a rd -w o rk in g s ta f f and its lo ya l custom ers can be e q u a lly p ro ud

o f the p e rfo rm ance o f the b a n k ,” he

said.

K e a m y Federa l Savings is a m e m ber o f the Federa l D epos it Insurance C o rp o ra tio n and is an E qua l H o us

in g L en de r. The bank has o ff ic e s

located in K e a m y , N o rth A r lin g to n , L y n d h u rs t, R u the rfo rd and H a rrison .

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K ean C ollege area students earn degrees

T H U R S D A Y . S E P T E M B E R 4 . 1 9 9 7 - P A G E 3

Pumpkin Patch child care

K ean C o lle ge in U n io n announced

the fo l lo w in g students w e re am ong

those w h o g ra du a te d w ith e ith e r a

bacca la urea te o r m a s te r ’ s degree.

Deanna Lew a n do sk i, S tacey M ila z z o

a n d Jam es S c h m id t o f C a r ls ta d t;

M a r in a G a v r ic o f R u th e r fo r d ; C a ro lin e D e tz , M ic h e lle M a rto n e

and K a ro le R o ld a n o f L y n d h u rs t;

A n issa M a rte ll, A m y M e rsh on and Teresa R e illy o f East R u the rfo rd

C a la b re se nam ed

“Teacher of the Year”

P um pk in Patch D ay N u rs e ry is a

state licensed c h ild care cente r lo c a te d a t 3 0 0 F o re s t A v e n u e ,

L ynd hu rs t.P um pk in Patch has been a part o f

the L y n d h u rs t c o m m u n ity fo r 13

years. T h e y p r id e the m se lve s on

th e ir a b il ity to create an e nv iron m e n t that is no t ju s t s t im u la t in g and fun . but also a happy ex tens ion o f hom e.

T h ey e n jo y g iv in g c h ild re n the freedom to g ro w and be them selves.

Feel free to c a ll fo r in fo rm a tio n at

939 -3 05 5 o r to stop by fo r a v is it

RHS Class o f 1997 packs their bagsW ith th e a p p ro a c h o f fa l l , m e m

b e rs o f t h e R u t h e r f o r d H ig h S c h o o l’ s C la ss o f 1 99 7 a re p a c k

in g th e ir bags and a nd m a k in g th e ir p la n s f o r l i f e a f te r h ig h s c h o o l.

N in e ty p e rc e n t o f th e c la ss w i l l be e n ro lle d f o r fu r th e r e d u c a tio n . S om e w i l l be a tte n d in g th e m o s t

s e le c t iv e c o lle g e s in th e c o u n try : H a rv a rd , C o lu m b ia , th e M a s s a

ch u s e tts In s t itu te o f T e c h n o lo g y , N o r th w e s te rn U n iv e rs ity , a n d the U n ite d S ta tes M i l i t a r y A c a d e m y .

S o m e a re p u r s u in g d e g re e s a t s p e c ia liz e d s c h o o ls l ik e th e N e w

J e rs e y In s t i t u te o f T e c h n o lo g y , P o l y t e c h n ic U n iv e r s i t y ,R e nsse la e r P o ly te c h n ic In s t itu te , R o c h e s te r In s t itu te o f T e c h n o lo g y ,

and S tevens In s t itu te o f T e c h n o l

ogy-S ix te e n s tu d e n ts w i l l be a tte n d

in g R u tg e rs , w h i le a n u m b e r o f

o th e rs h a v e c h o s e n s ta te u n iv e r s it ie s in N e w Y o r k , D e la w a re ,

F lo r id a , M a s s a c h u s e tts , P e n n s y lv a n ia , a nd W e s t V ir g in ia . O th e r

c h o ic e s a re as v a r ie d as th e s tu d e n ts ’ in te re s ts a n d c a re e r g oa ls : A m e r ic a n U n iv e rs ity , F o rd h a m , J u n ia ta , O h io W e s le y a n , S t. J o h n ’s, B o s to n C o lle g e , th e B o s to n C o n s e rv a to ry , V ila n o v a , W i l

lia m s , a nd Y o rk a m o n g o th e rs .

T h o s e s tu d e n ts w h o h ave c h o sen to s tu d y h ere in N e w Jersey

w i l l be re p re s e n te d a t a l l o f the p u b lic s ta te c o lle g e s a nd u n iv e r

s it ie s . a t s e v e ra l p r iv a te c o lle g e s ,

a nd a t B e rg e n C o m m u n ity C o lle g e .F o llo w -u p s u rv e y s c o n d u c te d by

the G u id a n c e D e p a rtm e n t f iv e years a fte r g ra d u a t io n h a v e c o n s is ta n t ly

s h o w n th a t s tu d e n ts a g re e th a t th e ir e d u c a tio n a t R u th e r fo rd H ig h S c h o o l p re p a re d th e m fo r c o lle g e le v e l w o rk . “ W e h a v e e v e ry re a

so n to b e lie v e th a t th is y e a r 's g ra d u a te s w i l l be ju s t as s u c c e s s fu l as th o s e in th e p a s t.” o b s e rv e s p r in c i p a l W i l l ia m B a u m a n . " A g re a t d ea l

o f e f f o r t is m a d e to see th a t s tu d e n ts m a k e in fo rm e d c h o ic e s tha t

m a tc h th e ir a b i l i t ie s w ith th e ir in te r es ts and c a re e r p la n s .”

" T h e h a p p y p la c e w h e r e l e a r n i n g is f u n ."Jean Iacovelli, Director

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H onor roll students at Carlstadt public schoolsC a rls ta d t p u b lic schools announces

the h o n o r ro l l fo r the fo u rth m a rk in g p eriod .

H ig h H o n o r R o ll - (grades 6 , 7 and

8 o n ly ) - m in im u m o f 4 A ’ s in the

fiv e m a jo r sub jects . N o less than a B in a l l o th e r sub jects

G ra d e 6 - E r ic A n d e rs o n , D a n ie l L avagna and S arah Sm ietana

G rade 7 - J a im e -L e e L iv a rd o and

S tephanie S m ithG rade 8 - M a n Y in Chan, G u rp r iy a

D h i l lo n , X i H u a n g and M a tth e w K ro n y a k

H o n o r R o ll (g rades 4 - 8) - m in im u mo f B in a ll s u b je c t areas

''ira d e 4 - E liza b e th A lbanese , Sean

H a n ra h a n , C h r is t in a K n a p p , G in a

Lavagna , M ic h a e l M c G ra th , D a v id

L ee , A n d re w Peet, E r ic P en n ino , M ic h a e l R ohrm an, Rebekah Rovetto ,

L is a S m ie tana, K a tr in a T a tto li and

Jessica V arasG rade 5 - Desiree A d in o lfe , Tasia -

L e ig h C ira o lo , M y la D a n ie le , Jenna

D a v is , R o be rt D a y , R yan F lanne ry , R ich a rd Hansen, C h ris tin e K ocanda,

K y le K ro n y a k , D a n ie l L in k e , A sh ley M a ra fe lia s , Jacque line O n d ro f, W i l

lia m Pangaro, A lic e P ark, G in a Park,

M ic h a e l R yan , D e n ise S chm id t and C ra ig S o lim in eG ra d e 6 - L e a n d ro A s tu d i l lo ,

L o r ia n n B e s p a lk o , Pat B o n fr is c o , Ivan B u t. A n th o n y C anta tore , Jen

n ife r M a g u ire , J e n n ife r M endoza . S te p h a n ie P e c c h io , L in d s e y -A n n

S che id ew ig and Sean Y o c u m

G rade 7 - M ic h a e l Beggs, Jacqueline

B eresky , Joseph B o tt ig lie r i. N ic h o la s C a n to n e . M a t th e w C a r l in .

M ic h a e l D e c io , A p r i l D e le a s a .

M eadow H a id e r, Lauren M aste llone . M ic h a e l M o ro z . K im b e r ly R ojas.

N a n c y S te v e n s , M a r is a S u a re z . James S y lve s te r and C a rly Y o u n g

G rade 8 - R am y A b d e lfa tta h . Sean C la rk s o n , R o b g e rt D e S op o . Jere l

F onze tti, Susan Lee and Shane Ryan

M a rie Calabrese is h a p p ily teach in g k in de rg a rten a t St. M ic h a e l the

A rch a n g e l S choo l in L y n d h u rs t fo r

the past 20 years. She loves c h i l dren and fin d s tha t w o rk in g w ith the

yo u n g is fun . e n jo ya b le and m ost re

w a rd in g .M rs . Calabrese a ttended W ill ia m

P ate rso n C o lle g e e v e n in g s w h ile

ra is in g h e r o w n c h ild re n a nd re ce ived a B A degree and c e rt if ic a tio n

in E le m en ta ry E du ca tion She subs titu te taught fo r tw o years b e fo re co m in g to St. M ic h a e l's . She also

tau g h t C C D fo r a num be r o f years.M rs . Calabrese is m a rried to A n

th o n y C a la b re s e , a fo rm e r h ig h schoo l teacher, and the y have f iv e

c h ild re n , A n th o n y Jr., D a v id . Paul.

S tephen and L in d a M a rie T h ey res ide in N o rth A r lin g to n and are parish ioners o t Q ueen ot Peace p a r

ish.M r s . C a la b re s e w a s n a m e d

• le a c h e r o f th e Y e a r” by the A rc h

diocese o f N e w a rk . Those selected fo r teacher o f th e year were honored

w ith a d inn e r h e ld at the Sheraton

H o te l on M a y 22.

O u t d o o r F l e a M a r k e t

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M a n y i n t e r e s t i n g s p o t s t o v i s i t i n N e w J e r s e y , t h e G a r d e n S t a t e

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iosyncrasies o fth e young. G iv e thema balanced m ea l a nd th e y w i l l n o t touch it, b u t take them to a fast fo o d

p lace, g ive them a h o t dog , a ham burge r o r a p izza and french fr ie s and the y are in seventh heaven.

I d o n ’ t k n o w w h y I am surprised. W hen I was tea ch ing w e had p a tro l boys to take care o f the youngste rs c ross ing the streets. T ry tha t n ow and see h ow it w o u ld w o rk .

O nce in a w h ile w e gave the pat r o l b o y s a tre a t. S eve ra l P .T .A .

m em bers said the y w o u ld h e lp me, m ake a lunch . T h e y suggested hot

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on ch icken , m ashed pota toes, a vegetable, salad and a dessert. I d o n ’ t

rem em ber w h a t w e had fo r dessert. The boys w o u ld n o t eat the food .

The n ex t t im e w e tr ie d a luncheon.

the sch oo l secretary, M a rth a C u rc io w as a g oo d c o o k and said she w o u ld

m ake lasagna. A ga in the y w o u ld not to u c h it.

W h e n w e w ere youngste rs we had to eat o u t vegetables. A s a m a tte r o f fa c t, m y m o th e r insisted w e eat w hat

she served w ith no c o m p la in ts . I f w e d id no t eat w h a t she prepared she d id n o t w o rry . She ju s t sa id, “ N e ve r m in d . There w i l l be a no the r m ea l in three h ou rs.” ... no sym p a th y . She

d id n o t ca te r to o u r w h im s . She was n o t lik e the m o th e r I heard send her d a u gh te r to the ce lla r several tim e s

to get a d if fe re n t canned vegetab le because her son d id not lik e the one she was p repa ring .

I w o nd e r, w i l l th is n ew generation

be h e a lth y w ith o u t the vege tab les, and f ru it tha t com e w ith ba lanced m e a ls '1

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I t is hard to b e lieve but even in the

p la n tin g o f f lo w e rs s ty les change.

Y e a rs ago the o n ly d e c o ra t iv e f lo w e r people p lan ted was the geran iu m . It was the s ty lis h f lo w e r to have on y o u r fro n t law n.

W hen I was in C a lifo rn ia there

w ere huge geran ium p lan ts as large as hedges and w ith f lo w e rs in p ro fu s ion .

Then the p e tu n ia becam e m o re pop u la r, le a v in g the geran ium o u t o f the p ic tu re .

C anna, d u s ty m i lle r , sa lv ia and

o th e rs w e re u s e d ^ fo r d e c o ra t iv e lawns.

N o w a ll the o thers seem to be a

th in g o f the past. E v e ry law n has an a rra y o f the m ost p o p u la r f lo w e rs p la n te d n o w ; th e c o lo r fu l im p a tience. The o th e r f lo w e rs tho u gh s t i l l p la n te d do n o t c o m p a re to th e m .

E ve ryon e has a patch o r tw o a round the e n tire house.

Years ago there w e re no p lan t nurs e ries to b u y vege tab les and f lo w e r p lan ts .

People p lan ted seeds w h ic h you co u ld b uy in t in y packets at a g ro

ce ry o r h ardw a re store. V ery o ften

one w o u ld trade p lants o r seeds, w ith frie n ds . A l l seeds w ere saved fro m year to year. N o t io n ow : th e y go to

a n u rs e ry and b u y the p la n ts n o t seeds, no h ard w o rk p la n t in g the seeds.

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M y re p o rte r b ro th e r read in the paper tha t Joyce K ilm e r w as inspired to w r ite h is fam ous poem “ Trees” fro m the trees in N e w Y o rk State w here he spent t im e as a boy.

M y b ro th e r was sure tha t he was in s p ire d in h is o w n hom e to w n o f M a h w ah , N ew Jersey w here he lived .

O ne sum m er day m y b ro th e r in v ite d m e to go w ith h im to M aw ah, a short r ide fro m hom e, to p ro ve that

the trees w e re ju s t as g rand there Sure enough h is hom e was set on a h i l l s u rro u n d e d by b e a u t ifu l h ig h trees.

M y b ro th e r too k p ic tures and w ro te an a rtic le about it and sent it to the

N e w Y o r k T im e s , w h ic h th e y p rin ted . He was th r ille d because he was ju s t a beg inner, a cub.

M a yb e some e xpe rt w i l l answ er th is question .

They te l l us that one m ust eat a banana a day. I f yo u shop once a

w eek h ow do yo u keep a su p p ly in the house to satisfy the ru les set up

by the foo d experts. B y the end o f the w eek they are re a lly b ro w n and re a lly not edib le . I have tr ie d to so lve the p ro b le m b y buy in g h a l f o f them green b u t that does not w o rk e ithe r Perhaps som eone k n o w s a b e tte r p lan . Som e peop le m ake banana bread w ith the b ro w n ones b u t I do not

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There was a tim e w hen one wanted bean o r pea soup The d ry ones had

to be soaked o v e r n ig h t and then cooked fo r hours and hours w ith a ham bone and some c e le ry . ca rro ts and o n ions as desired

1 have n o t made bean soup in a w h ile but to make pea soup now only takes one h o u r and a h a lf, no longe r the w h o le m o rn in g . G re a t! W h a t

have they done w ith these products to m ake them so m uch easier?

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The princess won’t be living happily ever afterT hough we may he crilies ofthe British and we

may believe the outdated - perhaps ludicrous - monarchy system should cease, something else is (rue.

We fell in love with a princess named Diana.Cut down in the prime of her fairy tale life, this

beautiful, fragile, caring young woman died when it looked us though she was about to find the kind of happiness the rest of us regular folk take for granted.

She broke all stereotypes we had ofthe dowdy Windsor family.

A shy girl ol'2() when she married the pnnce, we watched her emerge as a confident, outgoing, “queen of people’s hearts".

Diana also broke the long-held royal belief that mothers of princes and princesses should be standoffish and never show affection for their children in public.

It was clear to the world that she loved her kids dearly and sadly, she was probably their only link to reality, to humanity.

Instead, Diana's sons are left with a lasting image of inhumanity, their mother being chased, hounded and stalked by the blood-thirsty photographers that followed their every move in each waking moment.Clearly, these givedy animals stop at nothing. There are reports that some actually pushed away pass- crsby who were trying to help the accident victims, in their quest to shoot photos o f the princess and her boyfriend dying. Pathetically, but predictably, those photos were later up for sale.

Someone on the radio said we wouldn’t know

her and love her if it wasn't for the press.That may be true, however, no one needs to see

fuzzy pictures of the princess embracing her boyfriend. I'hey are two consenting adults, and yet that photo, published recently, reportedly fetched $ 2 0 0 ,0 0 0 .

Responsible, legitimate journalism can provide us with the kind of insight necessary to appreciate the life of another.

We did not need the princess’s privacy invaded and her safety and happiness compromised in order for us to love and admire her.

I he photographers do what they do for money, plain and simple. It is immoral, reckless, insensitive, demeaning and horrible.

Other celebrities have long lamented the obscene tactics used by these photographers. Tom Cruise said he was chased by these insensitive animals through the very same tunnel.

What should be done? Do we have to enact laws to protect all citizens, especially the famous ones, from the viciousness of such photographers? Must we become moral and ethical police, forcing people to show some humanity?

Just as we shake our heads and say no, o f course not, a photographer is taking pictures o f garbage from the trash can of someone famous, while another is hiding in the closet of a terminally ill celebrity.

What a world we live in.Princess Diana deserved to live happily ever af

ter.But then that photo wouldn’t fetch such a hefty price, would it?

F a m i l y s a y s a h e a r t f e l t “ T h a n k y o u ”D e a r E d i to r

W e w is h to “ th a n k ” o u r f r ie n d s and n e ig h b o rs w h o ca m e to p ay th e ir re sp ec ts w h e n o u r so n , B i l ly ,

re c e n t ly passed aw ay.

O u r “ th a n k s ” to th e L y n d h u rs t

P o l ic e a n d E m e rg e n c y S q u a d , w h o a n s w e re d o u r c a l l t o 911

p ro m p t ly , a nd th e S te lla to F u n e ra l

H o m e a nd s ta f f , w h o to o k c a re o f th e f in a l a rra n g e m e n ts .

W il l ia m , M a ry , J o h n a n d S te p h e n S m ith Lyndhunt

Saddened by death of the princessDear E d ito r,

I to o am deep ly saddened b y the passing o f the b e a u tifu l p rincess.

The p ow ers tha t be o ve rlo o ke d the m ost im p o rta n t p a rt o f tha t car, o f

course, the d riv e r.A fte r 34 years in the lim o business

and d r iv in g a cross section o f s o c ie ty , I w o u ld lik e to com m ent on the

crude b e h a v io r I have w itnessed by

the press and the papparazzi. M a n y

tim e s I cam e v e ry close to ru n n in g

them o ve r, aga in and again.

I have d r iv e n the Beatles, R o llin g Stones and o th e r ro c k g roups, also

fo re ig n d ig n ita r ie s w ith h ig h secu

r i t y and m a n y fam ou s m o v ie and stage stars. In short, qu ite an expe

rience .1 w o u ld also lik e to o ffe r some ad

v ice fo r peop le u s ing l im o and car

services. Be sure y o u k n o w the f irm

is re sp o n s ib le a n d h ire s q u a lif ie d

d rive rs . T ry in g to save a c o u p le o f

bucks co u ld cost y o u y o u r life .

L o u is J. F ila rd i

O w n e r O pe ra to r

93 5 -L IM O -S e rv ic e L y n d h u rs t

W h e r e i s t h e A C L U n o w ?D ear E d ito r,

T h e to w n o f R id g e w o o d and

F le m in g to n re c e n tly passed o r d inances aga inst teenagers w h o sm oke

on th e ir streets. It is n ow la w , that

any teen caught lig h tin g up in tow n

can be fin ed and /o r re p rim anded or p o s s ib ly taken to court.

A f te r v ie w in g th is re p o rt on N JN ,

I asked where is the A C L U in th is m a tte r. I d id n ’ t have lo n g to w a it.

Ih e new sm an stated tha t the A C L U had n o p ro b le m w ith these laws.

N o w i m y s e lf gave up sm o k in g som e tim e ago and h o ld no b r ie f fo r

the tob a cco com pan ies, bu t is n ’ t th is

a b it h y p o c rit ic a l on the part o f the

A C L U ? T h is o rg a n iz a tio n seems

o n ly to take on the p o li t ic a lly c o rrec t cases.

F o r instance, w hen the tow n o f R u

th e r fo rd w a n te d to e rect a creche,

rep rese n ting a ll fa ith s and even the

secu la r Santa C laus, it was taken to task fo r th is das ta rd ly deed. I ’ m sure

the A C L U has no qua lm s about havin g a g ir l keep secret fro m her par

ents the fac t she is pregnant. When c u rfe w s are set b y tow ns fo r young

peop le to re tu rn to th e ir hom es by a ce rta in t im e , the A C L U is in an up

roar. T h ey are a lso v e ry ca re fu l in

p ro te c tin g the r ig h ts o f k ille rs , rapists and a ll c r im in a ls in general.

I o n ly ask h o w do th e y re co nc ile

th is obv io u s d ou b le standard. S m okin g and yo u n g peop le d o n ’ t go to

gether. I t is v e ry in ju r io u s to y o u r

hea lth , b u t to a rres t o r issue a su m

m ons to a teen fo r d o in g som e th ing

tha t m ig h t upset o thers, anc* tha t is lega l such as s m o k in g is absurd.

John D rz y m k o w s k i

L yn d h u rs t

B r a i n i n j u r y v i c t i m o f f e r s h e l p t o o t h e r sDear E ditor,Dear Editor,

M y nam e is B o b A aron son . The

nam e m ig h t n o t mean a n y th in g to

y o u , bu t thousands o f peop le once lis tened to m y ra d io show o n a d a ily basis ar.,' ■■ :nd w h a t I had to say

e n te rta in in g , h um oro u s and im p o r

tan t. M y guests fre q u e n tly created the same im press ion.

In a d d itio n to m y ra d io w o rk , I led a fu l l and a c tive life . 1 was a jo g g e r,

w ith the c o m p le t io n o f fo u r m ara thons. 1 was an ac tive s w im m e r and

b ic y c lis t I was and s t i l l am m a rried to a w o n d e r fu l w o m a n . W e have

th ree te r r if ic g ro w n k id s and three g ra n d c h ild re n

Then, in a m o m e n t m y li fe was a ltered . A n a cc ide n t d u r in g a b ik e

r id e re su lted in m u lt ip le in ju r ie s , in c lu d in g b ra in in ju ry . U n fo r tu

nate ly , and u nu sua l fo r m e, the a cc ident occurred d u r in g one o f th e fe w

tim es 1 w asn ’ t w e a rin g a he lm et. I

c a n ’ t re m e m b e r the d e ta ils o f m y a cc iden t, b u t I and the p o lic e b e lieve

I was frig h te n ed o fT th e ro a d by an a u to m o b ile and h it m y head on a

r

rock . I t started o u t s im p ly enough. I

le ft hom e to p ic k up a newspaper. It

was supposed to be a short, uneven tfu l tr ip . It w a sn ’ t.

Im m e d ia te ly , a fte r the accident I

was unconsc ious. I was hosp ita lized and in a com a fo r m o re than tw o

m onths. F o rtu n a te ly fo r me I re co v ered fro m the com a , w h ic h b y no

means ended m y p ro b le m s I was faced w ith severe Joss o f m em ory ,

g reatly reduced phys ica l capacity and

lacked the co nce n tra tio n necessary to resum e m y fo rm e r lin e o f w o rk . For a lo ng tim e I was unable to m ove

a b o u t w ith o u t th e a s s is ta n c e o f w heeled w a lke r. W hen I outg rew the w a lke r, I needed a cane to h e lp reta in m y balance.

I am n o t alone. In N e w Jersey,

15,000 people per ye a r experience b ra in in ju ry . H o w e v e r, o n ly a sm a ll p o rtion o f these in d iv id u a ls seek help

fro m a re m a rka b le n o n p ro f it o rgan iz a tio n ca lle d the B ra in In ju ry A s

s o c ia tio n o f N e w Jersey (B IA N J ). The p u b lic needs to k n o w m ore about

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A s s o c ia tio n p ro v id e s a w id e range o f su pp o rt se rv ices and p rogram s to

people w h o have susta ined an in ju ry ,

t h e ir lo v e d o nes a nd th e g e n e ra l

p op u la tio n . T o nam e ju s t a few : a f re e in f o r m a t io n a n d re s o u rc e

H e lp lin e (1 -8 0 0 -6 6 9 -4 3 2 3 ); a sup

p o r tiv e e m p lo y m e n t p ro g ra m th a t h e lp s p e o p le l ik e m e g e t back to

w o rk ; s u p p o r t g ro u p s th a t m e e t m o n th ly th ro u g h o u t N e w Jersey; leg

is la tiv e a dvo cacy as w e ll as a b ra in

in ju ry p re v e n tio n and e duca tion p ro

g ra m th a t reaches o u t lo sch oo l c h i ld ren and p u b lic sch oo l teachers.

F o r the la test in fo rm a tio n on b ra in

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L ife - th re a te n in g e v e n ts s u c h as to rn a d o e s , h u r r i

ca ne s , f lo o d s , e a r th q u a k e s . F ires, c h e m ic a l s p i l ls , e x

p lo s io n s , a irp la n e c ra s h e s - d is a s te rs o f a n y k in d -

a re h a rd ly o c c u r re n c e s N e w J e rs e y s c h o o l c h i ld re n

e n c o u n te r o n a re g u la r b as is . Y e t, in s ta n c e s o f n a tu

ra l a n d /o r te c h n o lo g ic a l m is h a p o c c u r a t a n a la rm in g

ra te - a n d , a l l to o f re q u e n t ly , d i

saste rs im p a c t o u r s c h o o ls a nd the

s a fe ty o f o u r s c h o o l c h ild re n .

l he N e w J e rs e y S ta te P o l ic e

O f f i c e o f E m e rg e n c y M a n a g e

m e n t b e lie v e s in th e a g e -o id th e o ry

o f " a n o u n c e o f p r e v e n t io n is

w o r th a p o u n d o f c u re . ” A n d ,

g iv e n th a t i t 's b e t te r to be p re

pa red , a g ro w in g n u m b e r o f s c h o o l

a d m in is tr a t io n s a ro u n d th e s ta te a nd n a t io n a re d e

v e lo p in g o r r e f in in g p ro g ra m s a nd p o lic ie s to p ro te c t

c h i ld re n a n d s t a f f in th e e v e n t o f a c a la m ity .

U n fo r tu n a te ly , h o w e v e r , th e m a jo r i t y o f e le m e n

ta ry a nd s e c o n d a ry s c h o o ls , b o th p u b lic a nd p r iv a te ,

a n d o u r d a y c a re c e n te rs a n d n u rs e ry s c h o o ls d o n o t

h a v e c o m p re h e n s iv e e m e rg e n c y m a n a g e m e n t p la n s

in p la c e n o r a re th e y a d e q u a te ly p re p a re d to h a n d le

Ih e c o n s e q u e n c e s o f a n a tu ra l o r m a n -m a d e d is a s

te r.

O v e r th e y e a rs . N e w J e rse y has b ee n v e ry f o r tu

n a te th a t d is a s te rs h a v e n ’ t s e r io u s ly d is ru p te d s c h o o l

p o p u la t io n s . B u t w e c a n 't p la n on lu c k fo re v e r. W h ile

s ta te la w re q u ir e s s c h o o ls to c o n d u c t f ir e d r i l l s , re

m a rk a b ly , o u r s c h o o ls a re n o t re q u ire d to h a v e e m e r

g e n c y re s p o n s e p la n s n o r d o th e y te a c h h a z a rd

a w a re n e s s and d is a s te r p re p a re d n e s s .

T h e b o t to m l in e is th is . . .A r e o u r s c h o o ls c a p a b le

o f d e a lin g w ith d is a s te r? A n d , d o s c h o o l a d m in is tr a

to rs , te a c h e rs a n d c u s to d ia n s k n o w w h a t s te p s to

ta k e to p ro te c t o u r y o u n g s te rs d u r

in g th e c r u c ia l e a r ly h o u rs o f a d i

sa s te r? T h e a n s w e r, s a d ly , is p ro b

a b ly n o t.

T o a id N e w J e rs e y s c h o o l a d m in

is tra to rs in th e p la n n in g p ro c e s s , the

S ta te O f f i c e o f E m e rg e n c y M a n

a g e m e n t h a s p u t to g e th e r p re p a re d

ness g u id e lin e s a n d in fo r m a t io n a l

b ro c h u re s . T h e O f f i c e a ls o o f fe r s

in fo r m a t io n a l s e m in a rs g e a re d to p ro m o te h a z a rd

a w a re n e s s a nd d is a s te r p re p a re d n e s s . A d d i t io n a l ly ,

c o u n ty a n d m u n ic ip a l e m e rg e n c y m a n a g e m e n t o f

f ic e s a re a v a ila b le to a s s is t lo c a l s c h o o ls a n d s c h o o l

b o a rd s d e v e lo p s p e c if ic p la n n in g in it ia t iv e s .

F o r m o re in fo r m a t io n c o n ta c t th e N e w J e rs e y O f

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p te r # 4 8 6 6 c o m m it te e c h a ir p e rs o n s J e a n L a c id o m a ,

B e lillo . M a rie G a lio to . T im M o rg a n o a n d N e l'R o b in s o n

F a irle ig h c la ss o f 1947 p lans reu n io nT h e C lass o f 1947 o f F a ir le ig h

D ic k in s o n J u n io r C o lle g e w i l l have

a 50 th R eun ion on S atu rdav . O c to ber 4. The class was the fo u rth to

graduate fro n t the co llege w hose onl>

cam pus at tha t tim e w as located in

The C astle O n M o n tro s s and Passaic

A venues. The R e un io n , to be held at G eorges R estaurant at M o o na ch ie

R o ad a n d M o o n a c h ie A v e n u e in

M o o na ch ie , w i l l be the fu s t fo i the

c lass s ince g ra d u a tio n I lie P I.in n in g C o m m itte e b e lieve s the Class

o f ‘ 47 to be the o ldest at F a n le ig h D ic k in s o n to have a 50th le u n io n

P la nn in g fo r the re u n io n lias b . i ;i

g o in g on fo r m o re than tw o years. A lm o s t 100 o f t h e class have Hten

ca ted a c c o rd in g to D r M a rv in C o ha n . C h a irm a n o t the P la n n in g

( 'o m m ittc e . I in fo r tu n a te h . just over

20 have d ie d A lm o s t h a lt o f those

s t i l l d iv e have in d ica te d an in ten t to a ttend Some o f those p lan n in g

to be at the reun ion w i l l com e fro m

as t.u away as C a lifo rn ia and F lo ridaA ttendees tro m tar enough awav

to w a n a n t an o v e rn ig h t stay are be ing m eed tt* make icse i vations at the

l lo l id iv Inn on Route I 7. Sou th in I la sb to uck H e igh ts I o i those vvish- in-.- ti« p a it ic ip a te and e x te n d the R e u n io n , a ria u u e in e n ts have been in ide lo i i Sun.I.iv m o rn in g b iu n ch

ihcccH c c .iu v r th e P lrn in tne C o m m itte e

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drug-res is tan t head lice ,” say D r ( D oug lass M a m p e , a consu ltan t to the

N e w Jersey Pest C o n tro l Associa tion,

“ th e re 's l i t t le e v id e n c e to support

th is. In a ll l ik e lih o o d , there arc m ore reports o f lic e p ro b le m s because ot

an increase o f f iv e to n ine yeai o lds in schools. The c ro w d in g increases

the o p p o rtu n ity fo r head lice to m i

gra te fro m c h ild to c h ildHead lice are sm a ll, w in g less in

sects w ith o v a l heads and fla t, e lon

gated bod ies Louse e g g f, co m m o n ly ca lle d “ n its ' arid fc ^ p ly !th e s i/e o f a sesame seed, are g lue d at the base o t

the h a ir fo l l ic le , o fte n beh ind the eais o r the ^ lia p c lo f ' t f ie ,'ita c k I hV tiMv

hatch in abou t a w eek and the lig h t co lo red nym phs beg in feed ing on the

h o a im m ed ia te lyS cho o l age c h ild re n w i l l o fte n

sh ue com bs and h a ir brushes, o r t iv

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b tu s liin g then h a ir w h ile th e ir head

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ce leb ra tio n A s e ffo rts to locate the

re m a in in g m em bers o f t h e Class o f '4 7 co n tin u e , the search has been

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tio n p ro d u c t w h ic h w i l l also k i l l the eggs Louse eggs can be rem oved

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w h en the h a ir is dam p “Som e th o ro u g h housekeeping can

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each p a rtic ip a n t w ith great savings

I he cost w i l l be $20 pe r person and

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H a ll Park at 7 *0 am and leave fro m Read ing to re turn hom e at 5 pm

C a ll D o lo res C apacc io at the Sen io r C it i /e n Center for m ore in fo r

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t l ie l yndhurst I iiehouse on D e la fie ld

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O n Septem ber 10, b eg in n ing at 8 am. B il l O ’ Shea 's F lo ris t. 109 B o u

levard. H asbrouck H e igh ts , w i l l g ive aw ay a m in im u m o f 1,000 dozen

roses (th a t's 12,000 roses) absolute ly

free to any one w h o v is its the shop D ozens o f roses w i l l be g iven away on a f irs t com e f irs t served basis N o purchase is necessary

" l he o n ly s tip u la tio n is that those p ic k in g up the roses are asked to keep one fo r them selves and to g iv e the o th e r 1 1 roses away to 1 1 d iffe re n t people and in so d o in g , h e lp create a fr ie n d lie r, m ore ca rin g and com pas

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nated fo r people to meet and get to know th e ir ne ighbors. A rose is the

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Phis day w i l l be c e le b ra te d th ro u g h o u t the U n ite d S tates and Canada as a day o f good w i l l

Church school begins September 14C h u rc h S cho o l b eg in s S unday.

Septem ber 14 at 10 am at the R u th

e rfo rd U n ited M e thod is t C hurch . 56

W est Passaic A ven u e I here is a beg inne r class, ages 3 to 6 and a ju n io r class ages 7 to 14 I here is also

an a ttended nursery av a ila b le I he classes have lessons based on the B ib le and a c tiv it ie s fo r the c h ild re n

to do. I he C hurch Schoo l is he ld d u r in g part o f the re g u la r Sunday

service.

l he b e g in n e r class ru n by I yn M o rr is o n is a lso tau g h t by Susan

Shay. K aren L o w e and A m y L ow e .

G ra c e C o r f ie ld , L a u ra P u rd y , Caro ly n W assong and Jam ie Fasano.

1 he ju n io r class is run by M arlene I artagha and a lso taught by Renee

A rn o ld . I le a n o r C o n k l in , D o r is

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I re n e R en d e n n a Wallace SchumannI re n e S te p h a n ie R e nd e nn a , 6 2 ,

o f R u th e r fo rd d ie d o n T h ru s d a y , A u g u s t 2 8 , 1997.

B o m in Je rsey C ity , she re s id ed in R u th e r fo rd fo r 4 0 years.

M r s . R e n d e n n a w a s a

p a r s h in io n e r o f M o s t S a c re d H e a r t in W a llin g to n , N J.

She w a s a m e m b e r o f the P o lis h

S in g e rs A ll ia n c e o f A m e r ic a n in N e w Y o rk a nd w a s an h o n o ra ry •e c re c ta ry fo r the o rg in iz a t io n .

S h e w a s p re s id e n t o f A R F A S in g in g S o c ie ty # 3 2 0 o f P S A A , R u th e r fo rd .

S he is s u rv iv e d b y h e r h usband V in c e n t R e nd e nn a o f R u th e r fo rd , so n C h r is to p h e r R end e nn a o f R u th e r fo rd , and s is te r R e g in a K rz y c h o f G a r f ie ld .

C o llin s -C a lh o u n F u n e ra l H o m e , R u th e r fo rd , was in c h a rg e o f the a rra n g e m e n ts .

Joseph ine SheaJo sep h ine Shea, 6 4 , o f K e a rn y

d ie d o n S unday, A u g u s t 2 4 , 1997

a t E n g le w o o d M e d ic a l C e n te r. B o m in N o r th A r l in g to n , she w as

a re s id e n t o f K e a rn y fo r 35 years.S h e w o r k e d f o r th e N o r t h

A m e r ic a n W a tc h c o m p a n y as a

c re d it a n a ly s t fo r 12 years.M rs . Shea w as a m e m b e r o f the

R o s a ry S o c ie ty o f S t. S te p h e n s C h u r c h , th e S o c ia l C o n c e rn s C o m m itte e , and th e E u c h a r is t ic

M i n i s t e r o f S t S te p h e n ’ s R C

C h u rc h .S he w a s p re -d e c e a s e d b y h e r

h usb an d E d m u n d J. Shea.

She is s u rv iv e d b y sons, M ic h a e l Shea o f H a n o v e r ;E d m u n d Shea

o f K e a rn y ; P a tr ic k Shea o f C h e r ry

H i l l ; J o h n Shea o f W e s tm o u n t; b ro th e rs , A n th o n y S c io r i t in o o t T o m s R iv e r ; C a r l S c io r t in o o f

N o r th A r l in g to n ; s is te rs , G lo r ia R u s s o m a n n o o f L a v a le t te , F ra n c e s C o s ta a n d A n g ie

R o b e rts o n o f N o r th A r l in g to n N u z ? r e M e m o r ia l F u n e ra l

H o m e , L y n d h u rs t, w a s in charge o f the a rra ng e m e n ts .

W a lla c e S c h u m a n n , 6 3 , fo rm e r ly

f ro m R u th e r fo rd , d ie d o n M o n d a y , A u g u s t 25 , 1997 in W e s t M i l f o r d ,

N JM r . S c h u m a n n w a s s e l f e m

p lo y e d as a m a s te r p lu m b e r a nd m a so n b e fo re he re t ire d . H e a ls o

w as an h o n o ra ry l i fe t im e m e m b e r o f th e E lk s L o d g e # 2 2 3 6 o f W e st

M i lfo rd .H e w a s p re -de ce ssed b y h is p a r

e n ts R a y m o n d a n d M a r t h a

S c h u m a n n .H e is s u rv iv e d b y f iv e b ro th e rs ,

W i l l ia m o f S to c k h o lm , G e o rg e o f C a rls ta d t, R a y m o n d o f W h it in g ,

R o b e rt o f H a m il to n and G a r ry o f E as t R u th e r fo rd ; s is te rs L u c i l le

P la n o f O a k R id g e a n d J o y c e R o d g e rs o f E ast R u th e r fo rd ; sons,

Ja m e s o f T o m s R iv e r , N J a n d W a y n e o f D e l l R a p id s , S D ; n iece s , n e p h e w s , and a g ra n d s o n .

C o llin s -C a lh o u n F u n e ra l h o m e ,

R u th e r fo rd , w a s in c h a rg e o f a r

ra n g e m e n ts .

A lb e rta S trye sk iM rs . A lb e r ta S tr y e s k i (n e e

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She was a past m em ber and p re s ident o f the w o m a n ’ s a u x il ia ry o f the

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ner in B ro o k ly n fo r m any years.

He is su rv ive d b y h is w ife A lic e ;

sons, Jerome P. o f Tacom a, W ashin g to n , A n th o n y J. o f H o lla n d , M ic h ig a n and Joseph A . o f R u the rfo rd and g ra n d c h ild re n Joseph R.

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RC C h u rc h , R u th e r fo rd w ith e n to m b m e n t in H o ly C ro s s C h a p e l M auso leum , N o rth A r lin g to n .

C o llin s -C a lh o u n Fune ra l H om e, R u th e r fo rd , w as in c h a rg e o f a r

rangem ents.

M a rg a re t H an senM a rg a r e t M . H a n s e n , 8 5 , o f

L y n d h u rs t d ie d o n M o n d a y , A u g u s t 2 5 , 1997 a t S t Jam es h o s p i

ta l in N e w a rk .B o m in B r id g e p o r t, C T she th e n

m o v e d to L y n d h u rs t w h e re she has

liv e d fo r 6 0 years .M rs . H a n s e n w o rk e d f o r N .J .

B e l l T e le p h o n e C o m p a n y in R u

th e r fo rd fo r 2 9 y e a rs b e fo re h e r

re t ire m e n t in 1976.S he w a s a m e m b e r o f th e T e le

p ho ne P io ne e rs o f B e l l T e le p h o n e

S he w as p re -de ce ase d b y h e r h u s

b a n d , S ven H a nse n .S h e is s u r v iv e d b y d a u g h te r ,

C h r is t in a A c k e r s o n , V i r g in I s la n d s ; g ra n d s o n . C o l. H a r r y C . S p ies U S M C , V A ; g ra n d a u g h te rs , L e a h A c k e r s o n , G A ; R o n n ie

L e d d y o f T o m s R iv e r ; g ra n d s o n .

C o l. M a rc L in d s le y U S A F , F L ; n ie c e , E th e l W h i t lo c k , C T a nd e ig h t g ra n d c h ild re n .

N a z a re M e m o ra l H o m e In c . , L y n d h u rs t , w a s in ch a rg e o f the

a rra n g e m e n ts .

H elen D illo nH e le n D il lo n , 8 6 , o f N o r th A r

lin g to n , d ie d o n S a tu rd a y , A u g u s t

2 7 , 1997 in h e r h om e .

B o rn in W e st V ir g in ia , she liv e d in N e w Y o rk C i t y b e fo re m o v in g

to N o r th A r l in g to n s e v e n y e a rs

ago.M rs . D i l lo n w a s a c a fe te r ia a id e

fo r B lu s C ro s s and B lu e S h ie ld in

N e w Y o rk C i t y f o r 10 y e a rs b e

fo r e - re t i r in g 16 ye a rs ago .S he w a s a m e m b e r o f th e In te r

fa i th S e n io r C it iz e n s o f N o r th A r

lin g to n .S he w a s p re -d e c e a s e d b y h e r

so n D o n a ld P. M a c k in to s h Sr..

She is s u rv iv e d b y tw o s is te rs . R o se E ls w ic k a nd J u lia K o ro s h , f iv e g ra n d c h i ld r e n , D a r le n e M . Is a b e lla , D o n a ld P. M a c k in to s h Jr., M a r ia n n e L . M a c k in t o s h ,

J a c q u e lin e M . G a le , A n d re a H . M a c k in to s h , a n d 10 g re a t-g ra n d

c h ild re n .P a ro w F u n e ra l H o m e , N o r th

A r l in g to n , w a s in c h a rg e o f the a rra n g e m e n ts .

C a rm e l Churchj

She was pre-deceased b y her hus-

E v e ly n C a rd oM rs . E v e ly n C a rdo (nee P rez ios i),

88 , o f L y n d h u rs t, d ie d A u g u s t 30,

1997 in St. M a ry ’ s H o sp ita l, Passaic.

B o m in I ta ly , she cam e to U n io n

C ity in 1921 liv in g there f o r 20 years, and then in L y n d h u rs t fo r 61 years.

M rs . C a rdo was a h om em aker.

She was a m e m b er o f the Rosary S oc ie ty and S en io r C itize n s o f M t.

rcMe-oecea:

band N ic h o la s C.

She is su rv ive d b y son, F ra n k o f L y n d h u rs t; daugh ter, D o lo re s G r il lo o f L y n d h u rs t; b ro the r, B e n ja m in o f

L o n g Is la n d ; seven g ra n d c h ild re n and 1 1 g re a t-g ra nd ch ild re n .

S erv ices were he ld at O u r L a d y o f M t. C a rm e l C hurch , L yn d h u rs t.

N azare M e m o ria l Funera l H om e, L y n d h u rs t, was in charge o f a rrange m ents.

E lizab eth W hitakerM rs . E liza be th M a rg a re t W h ita k e r

(nee N e ls o n ) , 65, d ied A u g u s t 29,

1997 at V A M e d ic a l C e n te r, East

O range.B o m in B ro o k ly n , N Y , she live d

in East R u th e rfo rd fo r ten years and

M o o n a c h ie fo r 17 years b e fo re m o v

in g to H o pa tcon g three m o n th s ago M rs W h ita k e r was an in v e n to ry

c o n tro l c le rk fo r S ony fo r 18 years.She was pre-deceased b y her fa

the r, H a rry .She is s u rv iv e d by m o the r, Rose

R e illy o f L y n d h u rs t, daughters, M a rgare t R. B ra d y o f H o p a tc o n g and C a th e r in e A . M io d u s z e w s k i o f

Sparta ; son, John A . o f Tuscan , A r i

zona, siste r, Joan B o tt ie r i o f W ayne and fo u r g ra nd ch ild ren .

Serv ices w i l l be he ld on W ednes

day, S ep tem ber 3 at 11 am fro m the Ip p o l i t o - S te l la to F u n e ra l H o m e ,

L y n d h u rs t.D is p o s it io n w i l l be in B rig . G en.

W i l l ia m C . D o y le V e te ra ns C e m

e te ry , A m e y to w n , NJD o n a tio n s m a y be m ade to the

A m e ric a n C ance r S oc ie ty , 20 M e r

cer S treet, Hackensack, NJ 07601 Ip p o lito -S te lla to Fune ra l H om e,

L y n d h u rs t, was in charge o f a rrange

m ents

William Thomas NilandW il l i la m T h o m a s N ila n d , 4 6 , o f

R u th e r fo rd d ie d o n T h u rs d a y , A u

g u s t 2 8 , 1997.B o m in H o b o k e n , he h ad l iv e d in

R u th e r fo rd fo r m a n y y e a r i.M r . N i la n d w a s th e m a n a g e r fo r

L u c e n t T e c h n o lo g ie s .H e w a s a p a r is h o n e r o f S t. M a r y ’s

R C C h u rc h in R u th e r fo rd a nd was

an a v id g o lfe r.H e is s u rv iv e d b y h is w ife E liz a

b e th (n e e M a c k e s y ) N ila n d ; d a u g h

te r C a it l in T . N ila n d ; m o th e r H e le n N i la n d o f L o d i ; b ro th e r T h o m a s

N i l a n d o f A v o c a , I o w a ; s is te r K a th y N i la n d o f L o d i, a n d m a n y

n iece s a nd n e p h e w s .C o ll in s -C a lh p u n F u n e ra l h om e ,

R u th e r fo rd , w a s in c h a rg e o f th e

a rra n g e m e n ts .

H I E L E B____F A M I L Y F U N F . R A L H O M E

P re n e e d fu n e r a l p la n n in g - a n in v e s tm e n t in p e a ce o f m in d .

A t- n e e d f u n e r a l a r ra n g e m e n t - w h e n y o u n e e d a f r ie n d

Philip H. Thiele, Senior Director ■Steven R. Kuele, Director «Robert P. Bason. Director

241 K e a rn y A v e n u e i P.O. B o i 1175 ■ K e a rn y N J 07032 1 201-991-1031

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Stephen A n ze ld eS te p h e n P. A n z e ld e , 7 7 , o f

L y n d h u rs t, d ied A u g u s t 29, 1997 in

C la ra M a a s s M e d ic a l C e n te r , B e lle v ille .

B o m in N e w Y o rk , he liv e d in

L y n d h u rs t fo r 4 0 years.M r . A nze ld e was the o w n e r o f F o r

g e t-M e -N o t card store in L y n d h u rs t fo r 25 years, re t ir in g in 1 9% .

He was an A rm y ve t o f W o r ld W a r II.

He is s u rv iv e d b y h is w ife Janette; daugh te rs , A n to in e tte G ia rd e ll i o f L y n d h u r s t a n d Id a A n z e ld e o f L y n d h u r s t ; s is te rs , J o s e p h in e S o lo b r in o o f L y n d h u r s t a nd C o n s ta n c e R a li o f L a s V e g a s ; b ro the r, A n th o n y o f Las Vegas; fo u r

g r a n d c h i ld r e n a nd th re e g re a t g ra n d c h ild re n .

Serv ices w ere he ld in Sacred H eart C h u rch , L y n d h u rs t

Nazare M e m o ria l Funera l H om e, L ynd hu rs t, was in charge o f arrangem ents

A n n a R o m a n a kM rs. A nn a Rom anak (nee D u fek ),

98 , o f N o rth A r lin g to n , d ied A ug u st

27 , 1997 in the Bergen Pines H o s p i

ta l, Paramus.B o m in B ohem ia , C zechos lovak ia ,

she live d in N e w a rk befo re m o v in g

to N o rth A r lin g to n 70 years ago M rs . Rom anak was a m em ber o f

th e R o s a ry S o c ie ty o f O u r L a d y Q ueen o f Peace C hurch , N o rth A r

lin g to nShe was pre-deceased b y her hus

band E m il P., daughter, A nn a H ode r

and son, A n d re wShe is su rv ive d b y son, E m il J ;

s ister, M rs M a ry Rose; seven g rand c h ild re n and n ine g re a t-g ra n d c h il

d renServices were he ld at O u r L ady

Q ueen o f Peace C hurch , N o rth A r

lin g to nParow Funera l H om e, N o rth A r

lin g to n , was in charge o f a rrange

m ents

R o b e rt P a r rR o be rt G . Parr, 78, d ie d A u g u s t 25,

1 99 7 in W e s t H u d s o n H o s p ita l,

K earny.B o m in Jersey C ity , he liv e d in

L y n d h u rs t fo r m a n y years.M r . P a ir w as a m a ch ine o pe ra to r

w ith C ro w n Z e llc r tw c h , B a yo n ne ,

fo r 21 years, re t ir in g in 1980. H e was p re v io u s ly em p loye d b y G a y lo rd

C a rd b o a rd in J e rse y C i t y f o r 19

years.H e w as a m e m b e r o f the L y n d h u n t

U n ite d M e th o d is t C h u rch w h ere he

a lso served as a la y p reacher.H e was a m e m b er o f the E n te rp rise

Lod ge #31 F & A M , Jersey C ity .H e was pre-deceased b y h is b ro th

ers, C harles H . and T hom as S.He is s u rv iv e d b y h is sisters, G race

E o f L y n d h u rs t, Jeanette G la sgo w

o f G re a t B en d , P A and E liz a b e th

B arra da o f L a rg o , F la .; a n ie c e ; a nephew and several g rand n ieces and

nephew sIn te rm e n t was in A r lin g to n C em

ete ry , K earny.Ip p o lito -S te lla to F u ne ra l H o m e ,

L ynd hu rs t, was in charge o f ana ng e -

Ruth MazurkiewiczM rs R u th M a z u r k ie w ic z (n e e

Ja n s e n ), 8 3 , o f L y n d h u rs t , d ie d T u e s d a y , A u g u e s t 2 6 , 1 9 9 7 a t

C la ra M a a s s M e d ic a l c e n te r in

B e lle v i lle .B o m in N e w a rk , she l iv e d in

N u tle y b e fo re m o v in g to L y n d h u rs t

65 ye a rs ago .M rs . M a z u r k ie w ic z w a s a c o -

o w n e r o f J & R F o o d M a rk e t

( w i t h h e r la te h u s b a n d J o h n A . M a z u rk ie w ic z w h o d ie d in 1 9 9 5 )

in B e l le v i l le f o r 4 2 ye a rs r e t ir in g

e ig h t ye a rs agoS he is s u r v iv e d b y h e r tw o

d a u g h te r s , J o a n M o n a c o a n d D o lo re s L a R o s e , fo u r g ra n d c h i ld re n , a n d e ig h t g re a t -g ra n d c h il

d re n .S W B r o w n & S o n F u n e ra l

H o m e in N u t le y w a s in c h a rg e o f

th e a rra n g e m e n ts

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S o ftb a ll t it le f in is h in g th e s e a s o n 14-1 L e ft to r ig h t a re 1st ro w (s itt in g ) M a r ia T o m a s s i. A n d re a P ie la

a n d J a c k ie B ru n a c k i, 2 n d ro w (k n e e lin g ) : J a m ie P ie la . D a n ie lle L a b r io la , L a u re n M a ta n m a n d K a r i

T re m b le y , 3 rd ro w (s ta n d in g ) M a r le n e S ta p in s k i, K a t ie S h a w . D o m im k a O g ro d m k , A r le e T re m b le y a n d

V a n e s s a D a n ie ls k i. 4 th ro w (s ta n d in g ) C o a c h M ik e L a b r io la M a n a g e r R a y P ie la . C o a c h B ill M a ta n in a n t f C o a c h C h r is t in e S h a w

Come one, come all to the annual soccer paradeT he D e p a rtm e n t o f R e c re a tio n

u *d ¥ f the d ire c to r o t C o m m iss ion e r

PaO l‘Passamano. Jr announces that

th ^ P u b lic is in v ite d to w a tc h the

anbtfa l "B o y s and G ir ls S occer Pa

rade" on S a tu rday. S ep tem ber 6 P aw de p a rtic ip a n ts w i l l assemble

at the H ig h S choo l (W e a rt A ven u e )

at 1 :46P M and then m a rch at 2 P M

to the V o lu n te e r S tad ium on Sparta D r iv e C e rem onies w i l l be b r ie f vv ith

short gam es p lannedI he lin e o f m arch is as fo l lo w s

I ra ve l N o rth on W eart A v e . risiht

o n to V a lle y B ro o k A v e , r ig h t on to

K idge Road, le ft at Page A ven u e and le ft on Sparta D r iv e in to the fie ld

I o r fu r th e r d e ta ils , ca ll the R ecre

a tion D epa rtm en t at 804-2482 .

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con est and it is open to a ll bovs and - 1PM - 2 :30PM

a n d G ir ls 8&»>vrs - 9 A M -

#547 w i l l hoW ttyeir aqnu^l Sod

>hoot - l i i m tak^V l^ce i t D u l '

1 in W a llin g to n on Johnson A v e I 1 A M . B ovs and ( i i r ls I 0 & I I y rs -

S occer S h o o t1 © 4 ^ * h a 1 t^ / l iv : f t > 'U A M * 1 p M B b ta a rid G ir l* 12& 13 yrs

g ir ts age fr-13 fo llp w s ;

S ho o ting schedule is T ro p h ie s w i l l be g ive n to a ll 1st, 2nd.

and 3rd p lace w in n e rs The S occer

S ho o t is run b y the R u th e rfo rd E lks Y o u th A c tiv it ie s C o m m itte e and is free to a ll contestants

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Color or black and white photos aire acceptable. No poloroids please.Mease bn sure photos are bright and focused and arc clearly identified.

1 1 - Send photos to: Editorial Department; Leader Newspaper.251 Ridge RoadLvndhurst, NJ 07071.

B lo o d is neededE v e ry 17 seconds som eone needs

b lo o d ! T h e b lo o d donors p a r tic ip a t

in g a t th e L y n d h u rs t C o m m u n ity B lo o d D o n o r D a y w i l l h e lp to insure

tha t the needs o f area pa tien ts w i l l

be m et. T h e d r iv e is b e in g h e ld on Tu esd a y, S ep tem ber 16 f ro m 3 to

7 :30 p m at the H ea lth C e nte r, 253 S tuyvesan t A ven u e , in co op e ra tio n w ith C o m m u n ity B lo o d S e rv ic e s

( fo rm e r ly B ergen C o m m u n ity Re

g io n a l B lo o d C ente r).E v e ry year fo u r m il l io n A m e rica ns

depend on b loo d trans fus ions to save

th e ir lives.G iv in g b lo o d is safe, s im p le and

takes o n ly a short tim e . There is no r is k o f c o n tra c t in g A ID S o r o th e r in fe c t io u s diseases w h en b lo o d is donated N eedles and o th e r e q u ip

m en t are s terile , used once and then disposed o f. N eedles are n eve r re

used.A n y o n e in genera l goo d hea lth ,

age 17 th rou g h 75. and w e ig h in g at least 110 pounds can donate b loo d

D o no rs shou ld eat a m odera te m eal be fo re d on a tin g and m ust b r in g so

c ia l s e cu rity no. and id e n tif ic a tio n s h o w in g signa ture address. A c h o

les te ro l test is done fo r each d on o rC o m m u n ity B lo o d S erv ices is a

n o n -p ro ti t c o m m u n ity b lo o d center. The C ente r supp lies 15 hosp ita ls and

o ve r tw o m i ll io n residents in Bergen.

Passaic. M o rr is . H udson and Essex

C o un tie s C a ll 4 4 4 -3 90 0 fo r an ap

p o in tm e n t to save a life .

ID registration heldTh e D e pa rtm e n t o f Parks and Rec

re a tion announces tha t on Tuesday.

S ep tem ber 16, betw een the hours o l 7 and 9 p m at the S en io r C it iz e n

B u ild in g loca ted at 250 C le ve lan d

A ven u e, a R ecrea tiona l ID re g is tra tio n w i l l be h e ld . A lso , pho tos w i l l

be ta k e n fo r a ll c h ild re n w h o re

ce ived ID cards w ith o u t th e ir p ho

tos that same even ing. Rem em ber to b r in g y o u r ID card w ith you.

R ecrea tiona l ID cards are m anda

to ry fo r a ll L yn d h u rs t ch ild re n to reg is te r fo r a ll a c tiv it ie s , in c lu d in g the L ande lls B aske tba ll C ourts A nyo n e o u t o f schoo l o r o ve r 17 years o f age

m u s t show a v a lid d r iv e r ’ s license o r te le p h o n e b i l l in d ic a t in g

L y n d h u rs t residency.A n y c h ild w h o had a card and lost

it can also com e to get a new card

and the rea fte r, w hen a ca rd is lost, there w i l l be a $5 fee

I f y o u have questions, c a ll 804- 2482

f h e S u p e r io r 'd r a n d ... I n e i s t On A

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M ERGEW h e n w e e l l w o rk to g e th e r ,

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Register for women’s volleyballC o m m iss ion e r Paul Passamano Jr.

announces tha t re g is tra tio n fo r the

L y n d h u rs t W o m e n ’ s V o l le y b a l l League is n o w b e in g h e ld at th e

L y n d h u rs t R ecrea tion D epa rtm e n t, 250 C le ve lan d A ven u e, fro m 9 am

to 4 pm.R e g is tr a t io n fe e is $ 1 0 f o r

L y n d h u rs t re s id e n ts and $ 15 fo r

fo rm e r L y n d h u rs t re s id e n ts w h o

p layed on a team d u r in g the 1996-

97 season. W o m e n m ust be 18 y e a n

o ld (o u t o f h ig h sch o o l) and over in o rder to reg is ter.

W om en w h o p laye d on a team during the 1996-97 season can reg is ter

w ith th e ir capta ins.A n y o n e in terested in “ R e fe ree ing"

o r fo r a d d itio n a l in fo rm a tio n , m ay c a ll 804 -2482

Football kick off on September 7The R u the rfo rd Jr F o o tb a ll A sso

c ia t io n announces that its F a ll ‘ 97

fo o tb a ll schedule w i l l k ic k o f f on S unday, Septem ber 7 at noon, w hen R u th e rfo rd 's “ B ack to B ack ” S ou th

e rn D iv is io n Peewee D e fe n d in g C h a m p io n B u lld o g s host and w e l

c o m e n e w M e a d o w la n d s le ag u e

m em bers fro m the Lyndhu rs t Jr fo o t

b a ll team s. T h is w i l l be the f irs t t im e

the R u th e rfo rd Jr. fo o tb a ll team s w i l l

p la y team s fro m L y n d h u rs t. T h e Peewee, Ju n io r and S en io r B u lld o g

teams and th e ir ch ee rin g squads in v ite the residents to th e ir gam es to

chee r the in to v ic to r y A l l h om e games are p layed a t T a m b ly n F ie ld .

For gam e d ire c tion s , c a ll 939 -4 18 8

I.D. required for Lynd. activitiesThe D epa rtm en t o f Parks & Recre

a tion under the d ire c tio n o f C o m m is

s ioner Paul Passamano. Jr. announces th a t on T u esd a y , S ep tem ber 16th,

1997 betw een the h o u rs o f 7p m . and

9p.m . at the S en io r C itize n s B u ild in g

located at 250 C le v e la n d A ven u e, a re c re a tio n a l I D. re g is tra tio n w i l l be

h e ld A ls o , pho tos w i l l be taken fo r a ll c h ild re n w h o re ce ived I D cards

w it h o u t t h e i r p h o to s th a t sa m e

even in g Please re m e m b er to b r in g

y o u r I D . ca rd w ith you.R ecrea tiona l I D. ca rds are m a n da

to ry fo r a ll L y nd hu rs t c h ild re n to reg

ister fo r a ll a c tiv it ie s , in c lu d in g the L ande lls B aske tba ll C o u rts A nyo n e

out o f schoo l o r o v e r 17 years o f age m ust show a v a lid d r iv e r ’ s license o r

te lephone b i l l in d ic a tin g L yn d h u rs t

residency A n y c h ild w h o had a card and lost

it, can also com e to get a new card

and therea fte r, w hen the ca rd is lost,

there w i l l be a $5.00 fee I f you have any questions, please

ca ll the Recreation Department at 804-

2482

Internet pilot at Washington SchoolD u rin g the 1995-96 schoo l year,

W a sh ing ton S choo l in it ia te d a te c h n o lo g y co m m itte e c o m p rise d o f less

than ten p a re n ts f ro m the s c h o o l

c o m m u n ity th a t e ith e r had so m e c o m p u te r e x p e rie n c e /e x p e rt is e o r

w ere ju s t c u r io u s ly concerned w ith

th e fu tu re o f te c h n o lo g y in th e ir c h ild re n ’ s c lassroom

“ I neve r expected these parents to

take o f f w ith th is p ro g ra m the w a y th e y d id and c o m m it so m uch tim e and e ffo r t in to im p ro v in g tech n o lo g y

in the c lassroom as the y d id 1’’ said N ic h o la s J. D e g re g o rio . P r in c ip a l

“ W e set short and lo n g term goals, su rveyed s ta ff, updated in ven to ries

and estab lished a system fo r teach

ers and tech n o lo g y c o m m itte e m e m bers to co m m u n ica te s im p le requests to each o th e r S ta ff c o u ld leave s o ftw are to be loaded o r have a p r in te r m oved to another lo ca tion Ih e c o m

m ittee m em bers w o u ld com e in and m ake basic ad justm ents as requested

and s ta ff w o u ld be ready to ro ll in

the m o rn in g ”A s each g oa l was reached, ano ther

was set The co m m itte e fe lt tha t it needed to reach a la rg e r aud ience

and expose the parent c o m m u n ity to

w hat was new in the w o r ld o f te ch n o lo g y fo r c h ild re n and the ir fa m i

lies.W hat em erged was “ F a m ily T e ch

n o lo g y D ay l ‘)9 6 ,” an expansion o f

the p re v iou s year w h ic h hosted a one h ou r d isp la y o f M ic ro s o ft so ftw are .

“ F td 9 6 ’ ’ was an extravaganza fro m

start to f in is h ! The co m m itte e co n tacted hardw are , so ftw a re , co m p ute r

system analysts and an In te rne t S erv ice P rov ider. C onve n tion s ty le ven

d o r boo ths w ere set up and b reak out

w o rk s h o p sessions w ere presented fo r paren ts to a ttend

O ne o f the b ig h its o f the day was

the In te rn e t d is p la y w h ic h helped spark the support fo r the p roposa l to make W ash ing ton Schoo l the p ilo t schoo l fo r the d is tr ic t. B y S ep tem

ber o f 1996, a phone lin e w ith fo u r e x te n s io n s w a s in p la c e a nd “ E a r th lin k w ith N e ts c a p e ” was in s ta l le d on a l l M a c s a b le to ru n

In te rn e t so ftw areM s. B o tt, G rade 6-8 Science /So

c ia l S tud ies teacher too k the lead and la tched on to the b u ild in g ’s m odem fo r use b y students. Each m o rn in g the u pp er grade students co lle c te d the m ost recent e lec tio n in fo rm a tio n

posted on the N e t The students then w e n t in to each c lassroom to share the

“ N e w s " w ith o th e r c la s s e s w h o needed the in fo rm a tio n to m ake edu

cated decis ions o n the na tiona l m o ck

e lec tio n . W a sh ing ton S c h o o l’ s e lec

t io n resu lts w ere then posted on the In te rn e t w ith schoo ls fro m a ll over

the na tio n !

V e n i a l C a r e

Serv ing Ihc ufhotc (a m ity since 1 9 7 8 !

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Quality, Private,Low Cost Dental careX-Rays (Full series) $60 Cleaning & Scaling) $50Extractions (Simple)......... $60Cleaning & Floride (Child).$50

Payment Plans Available!

Attention Seniors! 1N e x t D a y D e n t u r e R e p a ir s

Full Denture(Upper or Lower).. $550 Denture Relines (Office)................$165

( Attention Juniors ^(Orthodontics (Braces).................... $3,080/

Dr. Lawrence Simon (spcc. #2837) ■ Dr. William R. Schmidt, Jr. 331 Ridge Road Ly ndhursfcn t to M«ur s a.k«7) ■ 438-4774

Evening Appointments until 9 4 Saturday

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M a s te rs o f th e S ta te o f N e w J e rs e y . T h e v is it in c lu d e d th e g ra n d s ta f f to c e le b ra te th e 5 0 th a n n iv e rs a ry

o f Z e ru b b a b e l C o u n c il N o 16 C o p e s to n e T e m p le , K e a rn y .

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Apartments for rent

N u t l e y

Garden SettingSuperbly prepared

immaculate 1 & 2 BR Apts.nestled in quiet country

like landscape. Every apt. a gem with location to match.

Easy access to NYC bus and all conveniences o f city

living. All new kitchens and new appliances. Good

closets, gleaming hardwood floors. On-site parking,

garages, laundries. Well maintained, intelligently managed with

you in mind. (TMo Pets)O p e n 7 D a y s

C a l i . 6 6 7 - 0 1 7 6


Modem 5 rm. apt.. 1/2 blk.from NY trans.

H/HW inc. Basement for washer/dryer. $860/mth

Call 9 9 7 - 5 8 5 9

L y n d h u r s t

One bedroom, unfurnished apartment. Living room,

eat-in kitchen, wall-to-wall carpet.

Near New York transportation, nice area.

$685 per month plus utilities C a l l 9 0 8 - 5 6 3 - 0 5 3 8

L y n d h u r s t

1 R oom , private bath and entrance.

1 b lock from train and bus.

$ 4 5 0 p lu s security.

438-1987

L y n d h u r s t

Furnished studio near N Y transportation. U tilitie s included.

$6 0 0 plus security.

C all 842-8828


5 room s, third floor, security required,

$ 7 7 5 , heat supplied . N O PETS.

Available Oct 1

C a ll 998-5355 o r 998-7636

Houses for saleb u s h k i l l , p a

3 bedroom house, 2 full baths, ski area.Horse stables - pools - walking distance to school bus.

$ 6 5 ,0 0 0

______________ C a l l 2 0 1 - 4 3 8 - 2 1 1 8 a f t e r 6 p .m .______________

To advertise in the Real Estate section of

the L e a d e rc all: 438-8700

1=f : qui Houvng Opportunity

All real estate advertising in this newspaper us subject to the Federal Fair Housing Act of 1968 as amended which makes it illegal to advise "any preference limitation or discnmination based on race, color, religion, sex, affectional or sexual orientation, martial status, handicap, familial status, ancestry, or national origin, or an intention to make any such preference, limitation or discnmination * This newspaper will not knowingly accept any advertisement for real estate which is in violation of the law Our readers are hearty informed that all dwellings advertised in this newspaper are available on an equal oppomtnity basis To complain of discnmination call HUD Toll-Free at 1-800-669-9777

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251 Ridge Road ■ Lyndhurst *438-3120

Lyndhurst Charming Colonial

Don’t miss your chance at this lovely 3 BR home, in move-in condition. Modem kitchen & bath, newer furnace, partly finished basement, garage.

Center of town ~ walk to everything.

$ 1 7 9 ,9 0 0

LYNDHURST Can’t beat the price!

Modem move-in condition 3 bedroom colonial. Newer electric & windows. Large basement and nice

yard. Center of town location. Walk to everything! Asking $129,900

LYNDHURST A beautiful setting

For this lovely 4 BR colonial home Features large LR. formal DR. modem

eat-in kitchen, 2 baths &. inviting sunroom overlooking picturesque \a r i i

Aluminum sided, newer roof & furnace.

Great location too! Call toda\! Asking $155,000

EAST RUTHERFORD Luxury (ondoTownhouse

Great 2 bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, fireplace, central air, cathedral

ceilings, 2-car garage,& much more!! End unit!

Asking $164,900

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251 Ridge Road Lyndhurst

S438-3120L y n d h u r s t - Cozy four rooms. Close to center of town. $ 7 0 0 w / h e a t

L y n d h u r s t - Four large modem rms in younger 2-family. $ 8 5 0 w / h e a t

N o r t h A r l i n g t o n -

Ultra-modern 3 mis. on 1st fir. All utilities included.

$650

K e a r n y - Ultra-modern, large one-bedroom apt. with dining room in younger 2 family. Laundry hook-ups, air conditioning.

$ 6 5 0 + u t i l i t i e s

K e a r n y - Two BR apt. in younger 2 family.

$ 7 7 5 + u t i l i t i e s

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Call 438-8700

G e n e r o s i t y - S t. M a ry 's H o s p ita l, P a s s a ic , re c e n t ly re c e iv e d a d o n a t io n to a s s is t in th e re n o v a t io n s fo r

th e h o s p ita l c h a p e l w h ic h w e re u n d e r ta k e n th is y e a r M rs . C o n n ie O r la n d o , a m e m b e r o f th e S t. M a ry ’s H o s p ita l G u ild , d o n a te d $ 1 ,0 0 0 to p u rc h a s e tw o n e w k n e e le rs T h e d o n a t io n w a s m a d e a s a c o n tr ib u t io n

to w a rd th e re c e n t ly c o m p le te d re n o v a t io n o f th e c h a p e l A s p a r t o f th e re n o v a t io n , th e c e il in g a n d w a lls o f th e c h a p e l w e re c le a n e d a n d re d e c o ra te d W h ile c le a n in g th e w a lls , th e a r t is a n s fo u n d o ld e r a r tw o rk w h ic h h a d b e e n p a in te d o v e r . T h e y u n c o v e re d th e w o rk a n d re fre s h e d th e c o lo rs . T h e y a ls o a d d e d n e w

m a rb le d a r tw o rk a n d g o ld e n d e c o ra t io n s fo r tw o s id e p a n e ls . T h e k n e e le rs d o n a te d b y M rs . O rla rrc io

h a v e b e e n p la c e d in f ro n t o f th e p a n e ls lo c a te d o n e ith e r s id e o f th e a lta r . T h e S t. M a ry ’s H o s p ita l C h a p e l is a c h e r is h e d fe a tu r e o f th e h o s p ita l. S t. M a ry ’s c e le b ra te d its c e n te n n ia l a n n iv e rs a ry A u g u s t 15, 1 9 9 5

T h e c h a p e l is in o n e o f th e b u ild in g s b u il t in th e 1 9 0 0 s L e ft to r ig h t a re : M a ry L o u B a le , D ir e c to r o f M a rk e t in g a n d D e v e lo p m e n t a n d S r E le a n o r Z a m p e s e , S C , V ic e P re s id e n t o f M is s io n In te g ra t io n ,

re c e iv e d a c h e c k f ro m M rs C o n n ie O r la n d o to a s s is t in th e re n o v a t io n s o f th e S t M a ry s H o s p ita l C h a p e l

N e w c e r t i f i c a t i o n - D r. M a r io C e rv in o , o f th e C e rv in o F a m ily C h iro

p ra c t ic C e n te r in L y n d h u rs t , a n n o u n c e s th e c o m p le t io n o f c e r t i f ic a

tio n a s c h iro p r a c t ic a s s is ta n t fo r L in d a V a n D e r H o rn , a re s id e n t o f

E a s t R u th e r fo rd , re c o g n iz e d b y N e w Y o rk C h iro p ra c t ic C o lle g e

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P e r fe c t con d ition Tag a t ta c h e d - B e s t o f f e r

Call C in d y -6 6 1 -3 8 9 0

t=r Equal Housing Opportunity

All real estate advertising in this newspaper is subject to the Federal Fair Housing Act of 1968 as amended which makes it illegal to advise "any preference limits tion or discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex, affectional or sexual orientation, martial status, handicap, familial status, ancestry, or national origin, or an intention to make any such preference, limitation or discrimination.' This newspaper will not knowingly accept any advertisement for real estate which is in violation of the law. Our readers are hearby informed that all dwellings advertised in this newspaper are available on an equal opporutnity basis. To complain of discrimination call HUD Toll-Free at 1-800- 669-9777

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Business Oi rectoryHome Im provem ents Services | Paper H anging I Roofing I Wanted

ClassifiedsR a lph A . G io rd a n o

BERGEN ESSEX CONTRACTORS E s ta b lis h e d 1960 9 33 -4 16 9

• A l l types o f hom e im p ro ve m e n ts •S id in g s , a lu m in u m & v in y l • A t t ic s & basements •A d d it io n s & a lte ra tio ns •A n d e rs o n & P e lla w in d o w ins ta lle rs • V in y l rep lacem en t w in d o w s •R o o f in g , re s id en tia l & co m m e ric a l

I S3 Sanford Ave._____________Lyndhurst, NJ

S l i v a s C a r p e n t r yA lternations & additons

C apente rs /M asons F re e e s tim a te s

Call John 991-8285 998-1859

( 2 0 1 )1 (2 0 1 )«

C eram ic T ile

A. Turiello & SonH om e Im p ro vem en ts•A dditions-A ltera tions•Kitchens-BasementsiV iny l-A lum inumSwings

•V |n y l Replacement W indowsf e e l Doors-Gutters

•tJecks-Awnings * ^ 'F re e E s tim a te s !

C a ll 438 -3 66 3ktauftd - 5*6-4567

W e Repair....•W ashers •D ry e rs «R e frig e ra to rs •F reezers • A i r C o n d itio n e rs

E. Crossley & Son Service 667-9278

E x p a n s io n H o m e I m p r o v e m e n t

S id in g , a dd itio ns , k itch en s , ba th room s,

decks, m a so n ry , com plete renova tions ,

w in d o w s , d oo rs , & basem ents.

(201) 288-5380

M ik e 's A l l Seasons R e p la c e m e n t

W in d o w s•T ilt-in for easy cleaning •M aintenance •D ouble insulated glass •A ny shape, size or style •O ne day installation

Free estimates Fully insulated 4 3 8 -0 3 5 5

J & L A tw e l l S id in g & R ep lacem ent

W in d o w s F re e e s tim a te s F u lly in s u re d

998-6236

Genna T ileComplete Bathroom

Modernizing

.Vo jo b lo o sm all o r loo "big'

661 -5 17 2

N kf.d a room (s) WALLPAPERED?

call

A l B a r t k o40 yrs. experience

472-1489No job loo small

R D S C o n s t r u c t io n■ R o o f in g

■ S id in g ■Decks

R esidentia l specialists

9 3 9 -7 4 4 0

Bring it inA lu m in u m , Brass.

C oppe r, Lead and Iro n .

'Kearny Scrap Metal 4 ~<V Schuyler .-hv .

Kearny

Help Wanted

Plum bing

Remodeling

I n t e r i o r ,

E x t e r i o r

R e n o v a t i o n s ,

P a i n t i n g , D o o r s ,

W i n d o w s &

R o o k R e p a ir s

N o jo b to o sm a ll. Free estim ates. F u lly

insured . C a ll P h il C in o , 583 -9261

Zadroga RemodelingQuality is our main concern

❖ D ecks❖ S id in g ❖ S hee trock &

s p a c k lin g❖ v in y l rep lacem en t

w in d o w s❖ D o o rs -T r im w o rk ❖ G enera l c a rp en try

repa irs

F re e E s tim a te s F u lly in s u re d

998-0121

J.W . Burns & Sons O il Co.

Fuel Oil Plumbing. Healing.

I'mcrgcnc\•B o ile r R ep lacem en t •W a te r H eater

Replacement •B o ile r R epair (O il.

G as)•D ra in C lean ing Jam es W . B u rn s 11 NJ Plumbing l.ic # 7020

991-0331

M illsD ryw a ll

S hee trock ing

T a p ing C o a tin g

•Fully InsureJ•

Call 997-5127V \S T T T T I I I I U K I r H

R ootim; Co. Roofing • Siding Gutters • Repairs■ill work guaranteed!

939-3337

W A N T E DO ld to y tra ins

L io n e l. Ives, F lye r, e tc. C o lle c to r pays

c ra zy p rices! 6 52 -0 76 7

C arpen try

C leaning

M asonry

Concrete-BrickPorches • Steps

Brick Veneer Sidewalks • Patios

Stucco • Walls • Decks Free estimates

Call M&M anytime

998-4831

Joe & Judy ’.s' Home & Office

Cleaning Services997-5072

M c G u i r e L S n n s q l t l

I n t e r i o r L I n t e r i o r P a i n t i n g

P o w r . r w a s h i n g

D r . c l u R r . F i m s h r d ■ S i l l i n g R r J i n i i h e d

S e n i o r C . i t i i e n D i s c o u n t

Call 955-2520 Beeper: 393-7527

ATTEN TIO N !A -l “ Q u a lity H o m e I mprovements

- t Fully Insured a Free Estimates.S id ing (Vinyl is final) "W indows

% ifS . .D o o rs .Seam less Gutters“We beat prices, not customers"

We are looking for new customers & new sales rf.ps. To become our customer, give us a call at

201-997-7975 o r page 201-474-4213 To become a sales fep, for every.customer you bring us we will give you a $100 CASH REWARD (Ihe more you xtng us, the more we give) 'Cash reward to be given at enc of job after we receive final payment in full "We will beat any KXia Me offer by 10% (must have quote from other competitor

Cleaning Homes, Apartments,

Small O m ens. Reasonable Rates Call after 3 p.m. (201)933-4360

K n r a s & S o n P lum bing & Heating•B a th ro o m »V K itchen •In sta lla tio n s •S te am A: I lot W ater •H e atin g•L lec tr ic S ew er & D ram C leaning

•W a te r I lea ters •S u m p Pum ps

485-4606991-0127

A .A . & Sons

M i r r o r / G la s s A l l ty p e s . A l l o th e r

in te r io r /e x te r io r

w o r k . F re e e s t im a te s . 9 9 8 -5 6 2 6

Health Care

Home HealthAides

AvailableI T. P/i , Live-in

S tee le 's H e lp in g Hands. Inc.

933-3451

Handym an

No J ob Too Sm v ii C lean -up S erv ice

backya rd garages, etc. Free estim ates. Sen io r C itize n D is c o u n t C a ll

M ik e F e r ra ra (2 0 1 )9 9 8 -4 7 6 2

E lectrica l

H u f f

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C o m m e rc ia l

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REPORTER - Leader Newspaper is growing! Part time reporter needed. Writing & computer skills essential. Flexible hours. Work at home option.

Call 438-870C

Driver/LimoNew Jersey's fastest growing

limo company seeks 50 full and part time drivers. Make up to $ 1,000 per week. Will train. Interviews will be conducted on Monday between 9

a.m. and 1 p.m. Call or stop in: G A R D E N S T A T E L IM O

89 R id g e R oad N. A r lin g to n

201-997-7368 ext. 621

S iz z o r K i \ is looking for a

I IA IR DRESSER and m a n k t r i s t .

Full or Part-time. Great

Atmosphere.

C A L L 955-0122

H a i r D r e s s e r / M a n k t r i s t

Full & Part time.

Keamy Area must have

following

-Bhlingual Apply in person:

K & S B e a i ty Sai.o> 239 K e a rn y A ve.

or call 9 9 1 -8 2 7 0 o r 9 9 1 - 0 7 1 8

Ask for Jose

M a n k t r i s t n e e d e d

F u ll o r part t im e w ith a license fo r a fu l l se rv ice sa lon in

K e a m y . S alary p lus com m iss ion .

C a ll 991 -5 15 5 ask fo r Theresa

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PaintingA m e r ic a n Q i k k R o o t e r P i t m b i n <

l icense # 5XHK TV inspections w /V C R tapes o f sewer lines. 458-1300 or 472-6880

Tree Service

Forest Tree ServiceHighest quality, professional tree work at very competitive rates.

Free estimates Fully insure■C all C lav:i 939-6044

A n h i o n y ’ s

P ltO I ESSIONAIP a i n t i n c

int /Ext - Paper Hanginc Gen Home Repair

Free estimates. Insured Resonable

1-800-368-4205

M a N1( l RISI

-l\p. nec. foi lowing a plus

(Opportunity to tike over existing foi lowing

Ask for C ha rtk or Lisa 939-100I o r 438-8864

S a l e s p e r s o n

F u ll & part t im e p os itio n s fo r e x p e rienced sa lespeople. P os ition s in c lu d e 2

n ig h ts and S a tu rday.A p p ly in person

M A C E B R O T H E R S F u r n i tu r e - 512

K e a rn y A ve .. K e a rn y

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All in original cartonsC a ll: 933 -6959

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R cc ie v in g P aym ents?(»et paid T o p $$ fo r

y o u r M o rtg a g e Notes.Free Q uotes. N O

O bligations. Problem

S elling Y o u r H om e? Sell qu ick, get l op $$ & cash at c lo s in g w ith o u r creative fin an c in g

techn iques.

C a ll (2 0 1)-939-5983

Misc. for sale

Sept. 7-11 W ildw oo d Vacation

S ept. 21 L i ly L a n g try

Sept. 25 R iverdance

S ept. 28 R esorts A .C .

15 co ins

O c t. 5 R iverdance

O c t. 2 3 - O c t . 27 N ew O rle a n s t r ip

Nov. I

S hopping T o u r Reading, PA

Nov. 9

F.nglebert

Nov. 1 2 -1 6

B ranson , M o . t r ip

Nov. 19

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Dee. 2 C rea se o r

P ic k a showDee. 9 , I I , 15 ,17

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P ro fe ss io na l T m W o r k a t a V e r y

C o m p e t i t iv e R a t e Free Estimates • Fully Insured935-2131

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L icensed - In s u re d S hrubs, M u lc hFree estimates.

939 -8 98 9 939-2606

SHERIFF S NOTICESUPE RlOR COURT OF NE W JERSE <

CHANCERY OlVISiCN BfcROENCOUNTY

OOCK.E T NO f 574*94 ietween Plaintiff Mod en

C apital Coro a New terse'

Palisades Park. N J 07fts0 Rv virtue ol Ihe aDove staled

• rit lo me directed and den

SHERIFF S NOTICESUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY

CHANCERY DlvisiOl BERGENCOUNTYiweetCorpor

■ r NO F I60/S95 lamtill Penn Fed rmgs Bank, a USA lion and Defendant

Molt C.vilration and C

Zucker, Goldberg ' 'cker & Ackerman

1139 SPruce Or ivBei

Wednesday, Seoi 24 IWi evading iirne

In Ihe Borough ol North *

gen. New jersev Begin

P O Box >0?4 Mountainside. NJ

07097 6024 Bv virtue ol the above slated

writ lo me directed and deli vered. I have leveC—ill expose lor sale at . ------

‘ the Sheriff's Office ir

SHERIFF S NOTICESUPFRIOR COUNI Ol NC'.V JERSEY

CHANCERY DIVISION 01 ROT N COUNTY

DOCKET NO f 160*395 Between Pia.nlill f il 'io m

Mortgage. Inc and Delon danl Joanne Manaone In dividuallv Civil Action W nl ol Execution

Hubsc hrnanjl Roman 318 Bergen Blvd

PalisadesPark NJ076>0 Bv vir luo ol the a bov rotated

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( all fo r information 998-1268

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Shrubs • I-vc rtiree n s • T rees T o p S o il • R a tios /W alks

R e ta in in g W a lls • B ackhoe S erv ice • S p rin g C leanups

L a w n C u ttin g

A n d k i k i i .o L a n d s c a p e C o n s t r u c t i o n

2 0 1 -9 3 9 -7 3 0 8

L a n d s c a im n c ;

L aw n care.C lean-ups.

S hrub t r im m in g & p la n tin g .

P ow erw ash in g .9 35 -5 78 7

I Arlington Boul the easterly si

Road, and r i

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177

alterr•va'lmg time

The proper tv lo he sold s located m ihe Borotigh ol Ruther lord in the Couniv ol Bergen New Jersev '"ommonlv known as </i f eron.a /Vav. Ruthertocd

, NJ 07070 Ta. Lot No 14 in. Block 1S8 0 1 OimensionsJ ol lo t (approximaie'v I

33 65 leet wide bv 100 leet

J Vluate on the Sou'heasi-erly side ol Feron.a Wav

. 79 70 leet Irom lhe Norih, easterly side ol E vansI Wav 1-908 233 8500 File, number XCM 376J3Z Together with ail and singu ,, lar 'he rights, liberties privi

leges, hereditaments and i , purtenartcei

belonging or

ilock in the aliec

pfopertv to be sold is Jed n the Borough ol

Rutherford, m Ihe itv ol Bergen and lheSlate ol N<*w Jersey lax

SHERIFF'S NOTICEno 70 •!> Bloc k

purlenanct"belonging or

thereunto

nmp jd delendanls of in, the same be sold

, HELP ,

STOPDRINKING

AND.DRIVING.

ileresi ql demand

di, in. io ai

operiy c'aim and aemand e said delenoam* of, in. io a it of the same o« sold to p. id satisfy m ir>« first place j r

emainders, renij issues and profits thereof, and i esiaie, right, tide, i r property, claim ana the said defendants out ol ift« sar - - - andsahslvmi the said pi a l 176,437 87. w.mer7 ^ o f the i

e lorm ol Ci

»ht^4 380*ther^n ^

the lorm ol (f e V p 'S V ,

■eci i ail i

wful

Nursery Schools I Child Carethe torm ol Cer

The properly sr

LyDJharst Center

1 5 7 L a f a y e t t e P l a c e

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Highly Qualified Staff to Offering 2 Basic Programs to Supervised Activities

A g e s 2 to 5

lefl ?h<• imecsold sub-

„u . i encum-brances ol record and ihe Sher- II makes no representations

expressed or implied, as to the ieor.ee n existence, amount, or vaiiditv Chert, or ol any liens and encumbrances

of sale ,he orooeriv which >s the sold sud- subiect matter of this sale This

encum- nolice is further subiect to Con- ihe Sher - d'tions ol sale as set lorth Dv 'he L»ntaiions 5hC' r f Bergen Coortv as lo ihe Tê sheriff reserves the

r validity r,9ht io adiourn this sale irom Tiorances ' '»e to time a> provided bylaw

srancesof record an If makes no repri •xpressed

time ol sail be sold sue

fe^her

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gage Services, Inc and De- fendant Jose Pacheco, et als Civil Action Writ ol fcn- ecution.

’ ucker, Goldberg Becker L Ackerman

I I 39spruce Drive P.O. Bo* 1024

By virtue ol ihe above staled wnl lo me direcled and delivered I hava levied upon and will expose lor sale al puWic vendye ai ihe Sheriff * Office In the Citv ol Hackensack on

Wednesday, Sepi 74 1997 al two o'clock in the afternoon, prevailing lime

The mortgaged premises are described as follows, All the following described property locaf^tf ’■ “

..nount. or vaiid'tv iens and encumbrances

on’ ihe properly <vhich s the

. o l B i r i n ' W o l. Jersey Being knpwn

tTS>r“r a , " f W n ,io ’A n the TM Garden!

Township ntj of

dii ons ol Sale ‘ herill ol Bergei

The sheriff right lo adiourn

■ subiecHo Con- 'n'(f ounty

ERHUNE

Sii cu*! 2d Srptembci

SHERIFF S NOTICESUPf RlORCOURI or N E * JERSt, Y

rHANCER-'QiyillONerPG E n c o u n t y

\y !< KET NO F 9407 94

Published August 2B Sepiember 4 II I*. 1997 Iw S»0 SO

SHERIFF'S NOTICESUPERIOR COURT

■> o r NEW JERSEY

. / f i x11 . M l NO f 11789 96

• Between f-iainlltl McC^'ighr . " n \ s x c o t e i Kand Delendanl Komfan imos Kai>ooiannls, El Als Civil Action W nl oI F homi

A(^K fr^ H U N E SHERirF fM 7S4734

I’uhliihed August 2* Scpifinber 4 I I . It. 1997I t t S71 SO____________________

SHERIFF S NOTICESUPf R'OR COURT Or NEW JERSEY

( HANCtRY DIVISION BEPGFNCOUNTY

o ocurfN o r i7ii69<

rutiHr National Bank a no

r, Uml TAJ in Building the TM Gardens Con-

i s i ’ E W H S i Scommon elements as selforth in ihe Master Deed for TM Gardens Condominium dated April f t , I?j7 and recorded April 74. 1M7 in D^cd Book 7101 page 5W and m anv amendments or

. 9 673 Schuvler Avenue, 1st Floor, Unit 103. Building A.Lvndhursl,NJO/07!

?emg also known as Lot 7 8, Block 721 on thf la*

map of the Township ol L yndhurst it is intended to describe the same premises conveyed to Jose Pacheco and Deanna P»-

dated September w m recorded m the Bergen Counly Clerk's Office rogether with all and sinpu-

hereditaments and ap- ances thereunto

ielonging or >n anywise apper - ammg and the reversion andPaula A GigHo

E*nglewoodNJ 076^t prol.is thereol, and alsossues and

$

f '

ige Ser vi( Frnees

loigaardS. Daly •*«Ji»'jr5'e.306

25 Rockwood f

ve levied upon and 'he said defendants ol. in, to and • lor sale ai public out ol the same, be sold to pay no Sher ill's Oftire m and satisfy mthe first place unto

■t'tV ^997 s'^5.38/ l(f with lawful interest

•V ^ W /io 'l

H70Rtei ’7l^H 5oOBr dye water N J 0880/

p , v-riue ol the above slated wnt lo me directed and noli

l.lvlng*

„,,Xv,X rX

’red.> directed and r

i nave levied upon »

It v oi Hackensack, on eitnesdav, sept l7 .1997 > p clock in lhe a Iter no

islon N J07039C T i ‘

•CiiyolHackensar. Wednesday, S ^ i -

^public

'l>°997

>e sold Is

e ol New

located m the Ruther lord. C gen and Stale

nlyolfier flew Jei

„ " r j j i s v i n i i i i wP,eval'iôr^'5oscrIPh^n0 f

Kyong Ja Chun Properly Address 79 1 i vingston Avenue. ly "d hurst. New Jersey 07071 Lot 17 Blork 10 Properly Dimensions 17 34 feel by 184 43 leet bv

70 *. ol thiie form ol 1

e property ■ajfssr;J at time ol sale <a'l be sold sub- s and t

br ances ol recor d and the 5her - H maês no representations

expressed or implied, as «j the ejfislence, amounl or validity ol any liens and encumbrances on the property which is the subiect matter of this sale This notice is lurther subiect to Con-

e property ated in tt'e M in the *

i and Ihemmonlv k

rJearesi cross street Situ • ted bn the southeasterly side ol Park Avenue, dis- lar’ t 484 70 leei Irom Ihe southwesterly side ol Ton-

Elvcrolt Park^ ’rford. New Jer*s'Block*! 63 01.

e as set lorth by the ol Bergen county ? Shenfl reserves the 3 adiourn thij sale Irom time as provirtert h* law

JACK f

T ogelher *?nue.

QVVi s *

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SM ALL W O N D ER C h ild Care Center

(201)998-4893 9 Forest Street

. _ North Arlington7 :15a .m .to 6:15p.m .

Serving ages 6 weeks to 5 years

F a w iiD a y ia r k

PwATDOtwmi 15 \ns.K XTC R IEN C thaS

F/T openings! Infant to 2 1/2 yrs.

Brand new spacious play area.

Convenient Lyndhurst location.

Call Paula 939-6497

L E G A L S L E G A L S L E G A L S

P u b lic N o tice meeting held Tuesday. July 22. 1997B , l>dc »f 0 * M .re. . «».t ““ fcHo-lf,

mm.ngof lh. Count.! of lh* Bo, APP“ ' “f ” ° o^k Of t » , Rolknford .,11 b, M d

Lot 16 foi Ihe issuance of a I ertificaleu.i Wednesday, the lOih day of Seplem- to I99J « 7 pm m tte Cou«,l ,,,c “ T " ” “family dwelling in accordance with

ISA 40 S5D ^ * wm deniedbers of the Municipal Building. One 'Everett Place, Fast Rutherford. NJ

Darlene A Sawicki. RMC/CMC

Published September 4. IW7

Board of Adiustment

Paul Sclkter. Chairman Rita Gerber. Secretary

i an and smpu- iar m - liberties, pnvl-leoes hereditaments and ap pjr lenances thereuntohelong ng or in anywise appertaining and the reversion and remainders, rents, issues and nrol'is thereof, and also all the esta'e nghl. t-lle, interest, use. oroperlv claim and demand of the sa d defendants of, In. to and out ol the same, be sold lo pay and sal s'v >n the hrst place unto ihe sa d plaintiff fhe sum of 1175 643 68. w th lawful interestthereon. ,_

JO"-, ol the purchase price m the form Ol Cer11lied Check or fash is renuired ai t me of sale the property shall be sold sub-lirarcos ol r eco'd and the^her - lit rrai-es no representations p.pressed or implied, as to lhe e»!sier- i amount, or valid tv nl an / , ers and encumbrances on Ihe properly which is the

t ’■ aiier ol this sale Th i nr t , 1 '• -r subiect lo Con-I] . I 'a le asset forlhbv the 5'ier H o' Her ;en County

Rutherford A Togelher with an arid

iar IhP rights, liber tips, wn as Br leges, hereditaments ar . Ruth purtenances the

belonging or In anywisp i signaled lalnlng and the reverslr fs 3 07.4 remainders, rents, issu<

profits thereof, and also . . . .The dimensions are 50 feet estate, right, title, inierest use.Pubhsbed August 2* Septemberwide bv 100 feet long proper ly. claim and demand olNearest cross street Situ Ihe said defendants ol. m to ano ' i. i». i mate on the southeaslerly out ol the same, be sold io Pavi-e, ooline ol EWcr olt Parkway, and satisfy in the l.rsl place unto—-----------------------------------------50 00 loot Irom Ihe north |hP said plaintiff the sum ofeaslcrlv line ol Crane 141,494 46, With lawful Interest NoticeAvenue thereon.Prior lienls) None 70%oltlie

Together with all *nd singiiar the righis. liberties, pnv leges, hereditaments and a r Theproreipurtenances thereunto jeci t0 Snbelonging or In anywise apper^ b ,8ncesoil . . . - tain mg and the reversion and jjtf rnakes no represent! remainders, rents, issues and expressed or profits thereof. an0 also all the existence.estate, right, title, mieresl. use 0| any I'en, # ,irorerly claim and demand of 0n the properly which is the for s variance im <>thei relief so ai mi

i d defendarits oi. in, to and subiei I mailer ol this saje T hjs ^ nKJlM uf j,, *bove ground

e Purchase

Eas.-and sal is I y m me i" !"•’ the sa d plamliH the ; *177,071 ?i with lawlul thereon

20% ol lhe purchase Ihc lorm of Certified Cl Cash .s required ai tune The property shall be sc iect to an liens and i br ances ol record and lh ill ma*es no represoi expressed or implied, a existence, amount or ^

Borough of North Arlington Board of Adjustment

on Ihe I 7th day of September 1997, a bearing will be held

at'Ont before the Boiuugh of North Arlington, to the 2onmg Board of Adjustment on the

and oneumb'd.Kes w * * 1« W -cat— <*• * * un<kn,»»«l

' the form ol Cen fed Check or^he^ropVrVv shan’be'sold sulf T«i«

3 .,.V 5, "

i ol

,,Oti<-e S lurther Subiect lo Con P*1jjit.or, of Sale as Sift lorth hv the swimming

s „ 3 rCounly

esorves ir us sale Ir .rEf?MuftEaV

p «ty

tionsoisalea*. seilor ier *11 ol Bor yen Coun

The Sher ill rt/ser ght lo adiourn Ih• s S

C hances a r e you’re r e a d th is

n ew sp ap er b e f o r e 1

5 foot prop- premises located

Vi al 9 Arlington Avenue. North Arling- * Ion and desmnaied as Block 104. IxX

17. on the Borough of North Arlington Tan Map

Maps snd documents for which ap- (■roval is sought in this application are s-silaUe for public inspection M the office of Ihe Construction Official,Municipal Building, w

inierested party may appear at mng and participate theresn innee with the rules of the /-on td of Adjustment

N olice o f D e te rm in a tio n published Septemi Borough of Carlstadt Board jf Adjust- Fee $7 88

Pursuant to Rule 4 69-6<b)< 3). please ake notice ihat the Board of Adjust- nent of the Botough of Carlstadt. al a

t K H U N tSHERIFFr-|i>5470O

28 Sept 4 I I

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PAGE 12 - THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 4.1997 THE LEADER

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ami,0239-44-011-002

Hartac n — y * U ^ o n far * •

NMhAritapM.Ni mm (Wmf, riwM U mmt*

ia wrMag Id: M « Fio»Mricfc at *m ■ofQMgti of Nonfc

Far $17 10

BM N otkeNobet ii bMby grv«a Am m W b i*

will bt racaiwd by 0m Mayor and Council oT Dm Borough of Bwg* Cewly, New leeey, «er * • File HquhNo -

Hall. 500 w2J. 1997

• of * • follows*•«■■!■ to F in Homm

No 70J 14 m w wiadowa. wodiflca-IICMM to tfw auta Mranca. MW kMckaacabtMM. mw bathroom and ki«fc«n ptyfewg fW w . 175 i*a n faal of

wHVAC

ifiii w i—w for th« propoiri woit. will ba on file al die o flia of Goodkind A O Dm . lac. 60 Faroaia Way. Ruthar- ford. NJ on Saptombar S. 1997 aad may ba examined al no aupMat by proaj>ac- liva bidden during buaiaeu Houn Btddm. upon requca). will be furniabad

bhiapriat* by tha aatpaaar upoa proper N otke

' S 2 £ 2 £ £ X m . ~

* • » ! — ■ i2. I * r(Corner . K p.,— » , , « * ,3i ; n1 T r N, ’,s. t»” *“ * oo-,l« No p««~l '1 “ ^ A£ I ™ ^ dMcfes or cm(i will be . ^ T t 1 .

- f f l M p l - i P I - i l * .

r T , . ________*>* at a special maeling of tlw

■ida addrm.d to Mayor aad Council.Q -—_ r „ _ „ bar 9. 1997 a l» pm Tha haanng will

“ T . . -7 - ■ ■ Borough Hall. Council Chamban. 214

a wraty company autSoniad to trana-

September 4, 1997 ina wmaîal looac hundred ( 100%) _ ■~r “ ’parcaat of tha amount bid. and ba de- — . ■ i . . . .Iivarad to Aa Cartaladl Borough Hall on or balora tha hour Mmad above

Tha Standard Propoaal Form and the ■on<oUueioa afTidavrt are attached to tbtSptdficmiom. coftm of which will be fumithed on application io the En-

The Contractor will comply with all rules and regulations and ordcn promulgated by the Sute Traamrer pursuant toP L 1915. c 127. and wiifi all pro- vntona of the N J S A 112-1 through 11 2-4 and all mica and regulation* promulgated thereunder, the provision* of which are incorporated herein by ref-

The Mayor and Council reserve the right to reject any or all propoaali

"By order of the Mayor and Council. Borough of Carlstadt. Bergen County. New Jeney “

Claire Foy. Borough Clert

I. 1997

TowMhip of LyndhunlCounty of BerjanFor the State Fiscal Year 199*Revenue and Appropriation Sum mi

Saas

1998 M unicipal Budget

1 Surplus2 Total hf ) Receipts from Delinquent Taxaa4 a) Local Tax for Muaidpai Purpoeea

b) Addition to Local District School Tax Total Amount to be Raised for Support of Municipal Budfcat Total General Revenues

1 Operating Expenaea Salaries aad W «*»Other Exp ana aa

2 Deferred Charges end Other Appropriations ) Capital improvements4 Debt Service (include for school purpoaet)5 Reserve for Uncollected Taxaa

Total General Appropriations Total Number of Employees

Outstanding Balance

199«

150.000 00 2,145,620 59

500.000 0015.559.33947

00015.559.33947 19.054,960 06

I99« 6,437.171 00 7.445,422 59

911.900 00 110.000 00

2.427,999 50 1.715.466 97

19,054.960 06 224*

1997

000 3.703,012 07 750,000 00

15.914,345 63 000

15,914 345 63 20.367,357 70

1997 6.352.932 25 7.047,099 29 J. 111.627 94

13,400 00 2,246,970 00 1.525,32$ 22

20.367.357 70 227

General5.016.430

16.410.70021.427.130

a approved by the Mayor and Board of Commissionen of the township of Lyndhunt. CountyNotice is hereby given that the Budget and Tax Resolution w of Bergen oo August 12, 1997A hearing on the Budget and Tax Resolution will be held at Townahip Hall, Valley Brook Avenue, Lyndhunt, NJ on September 24. 1997 al 7 pm al which time and place objections lo lhe Budget aad Tax lUaolution for lhe state fiscal year 199$ may be preeented by laxpayen or other interested persons Copies of the Budget are available in the office of the TownshipClerk al Townthip Hall, Valley Brook Avenue. Lyndhunt, NJ (201)804-2457 during the houn of 9 am and 4 30 pm

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