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B oard o f C o m m iss io n e rs an n o u n ce that the first ever sp rin g S en io r Prom w ill bo h e ld at the S acred H eart S o ­c ia l C en te r. \ a l l e > B ro o k A v en u e an d W arren S treet on Friday . A pril 4 D oors open at 5 :30 pm .

Tickets w ill be g iven out at the S e n io r C itizen C e n te r. 25 0 C le v e ­lan d A v en u e , b eg in n in g Thursday, M arch 13 from 9 :3 0 am to 2 :3 0 pm and th erea fte r on S en io r C itizen days ( Tuesday. W ed n esd ay and Thursday from 9 .3 0 am to 2 :3 0 pm )

B ring y o u r sen io r c itizen ID card for p ro o f o f residency. For questions, call 8 0 4-2483

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w ill ho ld its annual P ancake B reak ­fast on P alm S un d ay . M arch 2 3 , at th e L ib b ie L in d say H o u se at 2 3 8 L iv in g s to n A v e n u e , L y n d h u r s t . T ick e ts are S4 and can be p u rch ased from any A sso c ia tio n m em b er o r at the d o o r

H o m e baked c a k es and co o k ies are n eed ed for the b ak e sale an d can be b rough t to the scout house on the day o f th e b reak fast befo re 9 am . B re a k ­fast w ill b e se rv ed from 8 am to 1 pm .

All p ro ceed s from the b reak fast w ill be used for m ain ten an ce o f th e house.

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th ro u g h g ra d e 7 c a n e n te r th e i r n am es to w in a specia l T aste r b a s ­k e t. C h i ld r e n w ill n e e d a v a lid L y n d h u rst L ibrary card w ith no fines p lease , so if they d o n 't have one . now m ig h t be a goo d tim e to sign up to r one . C h ild ren can en te r th e ir nam es d o w n sta irs at the C h ild re n ’s R oom desk The nam es w ill be d raw n on T uesday. M arch 30.

If y o u h av e q u estio n s , call 804- 2 4 8 0 o r s to p by. M onday 12-5 and 6-8; T u esd ay . W ednesday and Friday 9 -5 . T hursdav 9-5 and 6-8 . S a tu r­

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th e ir an n u a) C h in ese A u ctio n w hich w ill be h e ld on F rid ay . M arch 14. at the S acred H eart Social C en ter. 655 V alley B rook A v en u e . L y n d h u rst. The t icket price is S3.50.

Tickets m ay b e o b ta in ed by ca lling Patty at 933-0783 or the school at 939- 4277

Candidates forum night on March 17

T he L y n d h u rs t T ax p ay e rs A sso c ia ­t io n h as a n n o u n c e d th a t B o ard o f E d u ca tio n C a n d id a te s h ave been in­v ited to p a rtic ip a te in the C an d id a tes F orum N igh t to be h e ld in the Se­n io r C i t iz e n C e n te r on M o n d a y . M arch 17 at 8 pm .

All can d id a te s w ill be g iven the o p p o rtu n ity to sp eak freely on their p lans to im p ro v e the educational sys­tem in L yn d h u rst.

T his fo rum w ill be a ch an g e from the reg u la r fo rm a t w h ere a m o d era ­to r d ire c ts q u e s tio n s to the c a n d i­dates. T h e re w ill be no m o d era to r and n o q u e s tio n s , ex cep t th o se be­ing ask ed by the aud ience .

E ach c a n d id a te w ill be g iv en up to 15 m in u te s an d can , i f d esired , sp eak from a p rep a red text.

All can d id a te s w ill be trea ted with th e u tm o st resp ec t.

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It s seven d ay s u n til th e b o a rd o f co m m issio n e rs p e titio n s a rc due back

37 p e titio n s have been tak en out and so far none h a \e b een r e ­tu rned

P re p a ra tio n s for the B o a id o f E d u catio n e lec tio n are . h o w e v e r in full sw in g T h e can d id a tes , in th e ir o rd er o n the ballot a re F la m e

W e a re th e c h a m p io n s - R o o s e v e lt S c h o o l in L y n d h u rs t re c e n t ly h e ld its a n n u a l S p e llin g c h a m p io n ­

s h ip s T h is y e a r th re e f in a lis ts f ro m g ra d e s 1 th ro u g h 6 c o m p e te d in a n e v e n in g S p e llin g B e e to c h o o s e

a c h a m p io n fo r e a c h g ra d e le v e l. A ll th re e f in a lis ts re c e iv e d a tt ra c t iv e r ib b o n s w ith m e d a ll io n s a n d e a c h c h a m p io n w a s a w a rd e d a la m p o f le a rn in g tro p h y , a ll c o m p lim e n ts o f th e R o o s e v e lt S c h o o l P T A C o n ­

g ra tu la t io n s to a ll w h o p a r t ic ip a te d P ic tu re d : D r T im o th y B. G e a ry , P r in c ip a l w ith th is y e a r 's c h a m p io n s

K e v in H e w e tt, g ra d e 1, J u l ie t S c h o le s , g ra d e 2 , K e v in K rits k y . g ra d e 3, M a r ie L iz D e G u z m a n . g ra d e 4.

M a iis a G e n n a c e , g ra d e 5 , G a ry E r lin g , g ra d e 6 a n d D e b b ie G e n n a c e , P T A P re s id e n t

Lyndhurst in the top ten for recyclingBv J o i .vn G a r n e r

C o m m u n ity -w id e rec y c lin g e f ­forts have o n ce ag a in p a id o f f for Lyndhurst.

As it has b een s in ce the p rogram began , o f all 70 B erg en C o u n ty co m m u n ities , L y n d h u rst is once again in the to p ten for recy c lin g g ran t a llo ca tio n s

L yn d h u rst has b een aw ard ed $ 1 3 9 ,6 0 9 .1 1 from th e R esource R ecovery Tax Inv estm en t Fund for the M unicipal R ecy c lin g A ssis­tance.

The p rogram , ad m in is te red by the B ergen C o u n ty U tilitie s A u thority has d istrib u ted m illio n s o f do lla rs in g ran t fu n d s s in ce i t’s incep tion in 1990. The m o n ey c o m e s from tip p in g fees p a id to the BC U A by the ga rb ag e haulers. A ll the grant fund m o n ey goes righ t back into c o m m u n ity recy c lin g program s.

" These g ran t funds a re g iven for the expansion and im p lem en ta tio n o f recyc ling an d so u rce reduc tion p ro g ram s,” sa id B ergen C oun ty F reeho lder V ice C h a irm an A n ­thony J. C assano . “ The funds are b e ing d istrib u ted to th e m u n ic ip a li­ties fo r use d u rin g th e 1997 ca le n ­d a r y ea r.”

T h e am o u n t each tow n is aw ard ed is d e te rm in ed by fac to rs including the to n n ag e recy c led by the m u n ic ip ality , and its ’ p o p u la ­tion , sa id L y n d h u rst R ecy c lin g C o o rd in ato r, V in cen t R osa, w ho added that in 1995 L y n d h u rst re ­cyc led 33 ,000 tons.

R osa said the to w n sh ip uses the grant m o n ey fo r th in g s like tru ck s and eq u ip m en t, and a p e rcen tag e o f the g ran t is ea rm a rk e d fo r p ro ­g ram s that e n c o u ra g e ' res id e n ts to

be m ore eco lo g ically -m in d ed .O ne such so u rce reduction p ro ­

gram already in p lace in N orth A r­lington is the C u t it an d L eav e it Program , d e sig n ed to u rge res id en ts to a llow g rass c lip p in g s to rem ain on the lavui by e ith e r c u ttin g th eir lawn m ore freq u en tly o r us in g a m ulch ing m o w er

A s an in cen tiv e lo p a rtic ip a te in the fiscally and env iro n m en ta lly responsib le p ro g ram . 16 m u lch in g m ow ers a re b e in g ra ttle d o f f to residen ts o f th e borough .

M oney for th e C u t it and L eave it P rogram cam e from the $74 ,5 2 1 .4 5 N orth A rling ton rece ived from the BC U A recy c lin g gran t ..

A llo ca tio n s to n e ig h b o rin g c o m ­m unities inclu d e $ 9 2 ,9 3 2 .5 ) to C arls tad t, $ 1 4 5 ,9 1 4 26 to Fast R u ­th erfo rd , and $ 1 1 3 ,6 3 2 .8 9 to R u­therfo rd .

Kevin Carroll makes Eagle rankBv J o i .v n G a r n e r

W a y n e B ro w n & K e v in C a r r o l l

L y n d h u rst res id en t K ev in C arro ll h as ach iev ed w h a t few y o u n g m endo

T h e 18 year o ld recen tly e a rn e d the ran k o f E ag le S cou t, a fea t a t­

ta in ed by less th an 3 % o f a ll Boy Scouts.

T o fu lfill th is h ig h es t a d v a n c e ­m ent in sco u tin g , C a rro ll, a m em ­ber o f Boy S cout T ro o p 86, h a d to

fulfill specific re q u ire m e n ts in the a reas o f lead e rsh ip , se rv ice an d o u tdoor skills.

H is co m m u n ity se rv ice in July w as c lo se to hom e. C a rro ll chose to c lean up and lan d scap e the L ittle Red Schoo lhouse

C a rro ll’s sc rapbook m ust be overflowing He rep o rted ly re ­ceived c o m m en d a tio n s from P re si­d en t C lin to n , V ice P resid en t G ore, S en a to r T o rrice lli an d from m ore th an 40 governors.

K ev in , w ho is em p lo y ed by S u ­p e rio r P ress in B ellev ille , is th e son o f C h arle s a n d B a rb a ra C arro ll.

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All c a n d id a tes a re u rg ed to c o n ­tact Jolyn G arn e r at The l ender for a perso n al p ro file in a n u p co m ­ing edition Use the o p p o rtu n ity to lei the vo ters know w hat you arc about

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Are you a history buff? I f you are...

L ook back in h istory , help d isco v e r f a c t s a b o u t th e t o w n s h ip o f I yndhurst and be e lig ib le fo r a $ 500 co lleg e scho larsh ip .

T he L yn d h u rst H istorical S oc iety is o ffe rin g tw o $50 0 sch o larsh ip s to all L yndhurst studen ts, reg ard less o f w h ich h ig h schoo l they a ttend The o n e and o n ly req u irem en t is to show an in te res t in h isto ry They m u st w rite an e ssay o f 500 w ords o r m ore, w ith re fe ren ce abou t a tim e in h is ­to ry from the fo u nd ing o f L yndhurst as p art o f U nion T ow nship , 1852, to the end o f W orld W ar II, 1945

T hey w ill be ju d g ed on the p resen ­tation and accu racy o f the in fo rm a­tion they h av e d isco v ered abou t our tow n. AU p artic ip an ts m ust reg is te r w ith Jo h n D ev en ey , 4 3 8 -2 2 5 5 . by A pril 5. D ead lin e for subm itting the e ssay is Ju n e 7. All en tries m ust be su bm itted to John D eveney . 2 6 1 f o r­est A v en u e , L yndhurst, NJ 0 7 0 7 1.

P resen ta tion o f the aw ards w ill be at the L yn d h u rst H istorical S o c ie ty 's June m ee tin g - d a te to be announced .

F or fu rth e r in fo rm ation , call 438- 2255.

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T h e y 're slill the boys in blue, now they re just m dark b lue

B e g in n in g F ebruary 27. new un ifo rm s w ere the req u ired d ress code for Ihe l.vndhiirsi Police D e­partm en t

A cting C h ie f Jam es Tobin w as in stru m en ta l in m ak in g th e new un ifo rm s a reality

"W h en I First got here , I no ticed I hat there w as a g rea t deal o f v a r i­ety m te rm s o f w hat the o fficers were w e a rin g ,” sa id T ob in This included d iffe ren t shades o f blue, different cu ts o f sh irt, d iffe re n t tie p ins, no c o lla r b rass an d in som e cases, p a tch es w ere not m the right places Few o f the guvs ev en wore nam etag s M y goal w as lo put to ­ge ther a m ore uni form look

T obin sa id a un ifo rm co m m ittee was fo rm ed rep resen tin g all ran k s and d iv is io n s an d the new an d im ­proved u n ifo rm rep ie sen ts th e ir efforts

A new offic ia l p a tch w as d e ­signed bv Jo A n n O n n m cb o . d e p ic t­ing L yndhurst s ow n L ittle RedSchool H ouse

There sho u ld be no q u es tio n s about w hen o r how to w ea r any p art o f th e new u n ifo rm s as ten page m em os, com plete w ith h and- d raw n d iag ra m s, w ere d istr ib u ted to a ll m em b ers o f the p o lice d e ­p artm en t

Det Sgt Robert S ib ilio , w hose un ifo rm is a n im p o rtan t p art o f h is c lassro o m in stru ctio n o f the D A R E pro g ram said h e ’s happy w ith the new look

“ J lik e il b e lte r,” he sa id “ It docs look m ore pro fessional ”

T h a t ’s ju s t w hat T o b in was a im in g for

I see th is as an im p ro v em en t here in term s o f p ro fe ss io n a lism ,” said T o b in , “ A nd a lso a boost for the m o ra le

P a tro lm e n G re g o ry B ilis & K ev in B re s lin

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RHS seniors present “She Loves Me”T h e a n n u a l sen io r p lay w ill be p e r­

fo rm ed a t R u th e rfo rd H igh School o n F rid ay an d S a turday , M arch 2 1 and 2 2 at 7 :3 0 pm . U nder the d irec­tio n o f C h ris tin e W illiam s, theatre a n d s p e e c h t e a c h e r , a n d D e n is M u ll in s , m u sic te a c h e r an d c h o ir d irec to r, s tuden ts a re reh ears in g She L o v e s M e, a m u s ic a l, w h ic h d e ­scribes first love as a boy m eets the

p ro d u ctio n has an experienced cast w h ich includes R ob L yons, Shaw n G re e r , K a tie H ild e b ra n d , A n g e la B ea tin i, M ik e G ag lia rd o , B rendan M o n a h a n , N ic k D e V ito a n d Jo n a th an Toth. T hese m em bers o f the c ast a re jo in e d by nu m ero u s c u s­to m ers, co u p les and carolers.

S en io r c itizens are inv ited to at­tend a free d ress rehearsal on T h u rs­

day , M arch 2 0 a t 4 pm in th e R u th ­erfo rd H igh S ch o o l A ud ito riu m . T o p u rch a se tic k e ts th e p u b lic sh o u ld c o n ta c t s tu d en ts from the C lass o f 1997 o r m em b ers o f th e cast. T ic k ­e ts m ay be p u rch ased a t the door, bu t s in ce th is sen io r c la ss m usica l is o f ­ten so ld out, it is ad v isab le th at the t ick e ts be o b ta in ed befo reh an d . C all 4 3 8 -7 6 7 5 fo r q u estio n s .

g irl o f his dream s. T he R u therfo rd

Blood screening set for Rutherford residentsT h e R u th e rfo rd H ealth D e p a r t­

m en t w ill sp o n so r a M u lti-P h a s ic B lood S creen ing Program fo r R u th ­erfo rd res id en ts , 18 years o f age o r o lder, to be h e ld at the H ealth C e n ­ter, 184 P a rk A venue, R u th erfo rd . T he B lo o d S c reen in g is sch ed u led fo r th e m o rn in g h o u rs o f F rid a y , A pril 4 an d S a turday . A pril 5.

A p p o in tm e n ts are re q u ired and can be m ad e by ca llin g th e Public H ealth N u rses at 4 6 0 -3 0 2 0 be tw een the hours o f 1 and 4 pm b eg in n in g W ednesday , M arch 19 th rough A pril

3. W alk -in app o in tm en ts w ill a lso be tak en d u rin g the sam e tim e pe­riod .

R esiden ts w ho h ave p articipa ted at p rev io u s b lood screen ings and failed to con tac t their licensed m edical d o c ­to r, in a tim ely m an n er and failed to resp o n d to H ealth D epartm ent fo l­lo w -u p letters on ab norm alities w ill n o t be e lig ib le for this program .

T he m ain ob jective o f the p rogram is to de tec t any ab norm alities in the b lood. T he screening w ill check fo r a p p ro x im a te ly 30 d iffe re n t item s,

in c lu d in g ch o le s te ro l, trig ly c e rid e s an d g lucose. T h ere w ill be a charge o f $1 6 p e r p e rso n w h ich w ill co v er the cost o f the lab o ra to ry analysis.

T his p ro g ram sh o u ld o n ly b e used as a sc reen in g d e v ic e and n o t as a s e lf d iag n o stic to o l o r in p lace o f an e x am in a tio n b y a licen sed m ed ica l d oc to r. A c o p y o f th e resu lts w ill be m ailed to the p a rtic ip an ts and th e ir d o c to r. T hose p a rtic ip an ts w ith test resu lts ou tsid e the n o rm a l ran g e w ill b e req u ired to fo llo w up w ith th e ir l icen sed m ed ica l d o c to r in a tim ely m an n er.

A p r e s id e n t ia l m o m e n t - S t. M a ry ’s R u th e r fo rd s e c o n d g ra d e rs f ro m M rs . T r ip ta W a r f ie ld 's c la s s s h o w o f f th e ir P re s id e n t ’s B o o k R e p o r t a n d C o s tu m e in c e le b ra t io n o f P re s id e n t ’s D a y . L e f t to r ig h t a re : C ry s ta l

K e e le r, A rn o ld Y u , R y a n C u c c in e ll i, K a th le e n G o o d a n d J u d ith M u lra in .

Career exploration to be discussed

French flea market is planned for M arch 22O n Satu rday , M arch 22 , the 8th

g ra d e F re n c h c la s s o f P ie rre p o n t School w ill p resent its annual French Flea M arket. T he flea m arke t w ill be held from 10 am to 4 pm in the P ie rre p o n t S c h o o l G y m , 70 F a s t

P ierrepont A venue, R utherford.A ntiques, books, baseball cards,

c ra fts , toys, p lan ts, and flea m arket item s w ill be o ffered . T here w ill be a n u m b er o f ac tiv ities for ch ildren ,

including a rts and c rafts and a F rench p u p p e t show . In add itio n , th ere w ill b e a F rench C afe R estau ran t o ffe rin g q u ich es , c repes, h o t d ogs and h o m e ­m ad e pastries.

C a re e r sp e c ia lis ts e s tim a te th a t adu lts w ill m ak e abou t e ig h t career t ra n s it io n s in th e c o u rs e o f th e i r w orklife . T h ese transitions requ ire an u n d e rs tan d in g o f the c a re e r d ec i­sion m ak in g p ro ce ss , p lu s a so lid k n o w led g e o f o n e ’s sk ills, in terests , values, the jo b m ark e t and grow th industries. T h e essen tia ls o f c areer e x p lo ra tio n a n d d e c is io n m a k in g w ill be d i s c u s s e d in a w o rk s h o p w hich w ill be h e ld on W ednesday , M arch 19, 7 to 8 :30 pm at the N orth A rling ton Y outh C en ter, ju s t beh ind B o ro u g h H a ll and th e L ib ra ry on R idge Road. In “C areer D ecisions: Be All Y ou W ant T o Be” p articipants w ill e x p lo re the p ro ce ss o f c a re e r

d ev e lo p m en t. T hey w ill com ple te an a n a ly s is o f persona l values, in terests a n d sk il ls an d d e v e lo p a p lan fo r p u rsu in g ca ree r in terests. T he fu n ­d a m e n ta ls o f c h an g in g careers w ill a lso be exp lo red .

N o r th A rlin g to n r e s id e n t K ate P a n d o lp h o , M A , C S W , a specialist in w o m e n ’s issues and ca ree r d ev e l­o p m en t p resen ts this w ork sh o p . M s. P an d o lp h o b e liev es th at w ork m ust b e e n jo y ab le , sa tisfy ing and fin an ­c ia lly rew arding . She says, “ W om en a lw ay s tell m e that they a re try in g to f ig u re o u t w hat they sh o u ld b e w hen th ey g ro w up. I respond m at none o f u s rea lly ev e r g ro w up, an d th at o u r resp o n sib ility to ou rse lv es is to

d e te rm in e w h a t w o rk w ill sa tis fy us. W hat c rea tes th a t sa tisfac tio n w ill be d iffe ren t for each o f us an d m ig h t ch an g e at d iffe re n t life s tag es .”

T h is w o rk sh o p is p resen ted as part o f a series P a n d o lp h o h a s desig n ed and p resen ted fo r w o m en o n ly . T he final w o rk sh o p in th is se rie s w ill be h e ld on W ednesday , “ A pril 16, 7 to 8 :30 pm . T he to p ic "L ife P lan n in g - W here A m I G o in g ? " h e lp s p a r­tic ip an ts to ex p lo re perso n al a n d p ro ­fessional issues. A p lan w ill be d e ­v e lo p ed to h e lp p a rtic ip an ts iden tify and reach so m e o f th e ir goa ls. For m o re in fo rm atio n o r to reg is te r call 2 46-1 0 8 8 .

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(NA) Volunteer tutors to teach English workshop - NA Library - 6:30-8:30 (955-5642)

I) Aerobics Classes every Tuesday - J pm (933-3001)

nTickets are available for 'No No Nanette

C) Model Railroad Exhibit - March 5-7; 12-14; 19-21 (7 pm) March 8-9; 15-16; 22-23 (1 pm) (939-9212)

deadline is March 15 (939-0736) ;L) '55 Alive Driving Course Dept. (438-3738)NA) NA Night with the Devils

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Interreligious Fellowship for the Homeless is seeking volunteers. Orientation at 7:30 pm (833-8009)

[NA) Bus trip - Tropicana (991-7167)R) Musical Review - March 7 - 9 - St. Mary’s HS Aud - 8 pm (235-9383)

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K e n n e t h A . I < r r < . E s q .Attorney At Law

I s p l e a s e d t o a n n o u n c e t l i e

o p e n i n g o f I l l s n e w o f f i c e a t :

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L y n d h u r s t , N e w J e r s e y C 7 C 7 1

T e l : | 2 C 1 | 5 3 1 - 8 9 8 9 f a x : | 2 C 1 | 5 3 1 - 8 7 8 8

E - M a i l P o r r o e s q @ A C L . c o m

With e m p h a s is on L and Use a n d G overnm ental I e e u la U o H a tte rs (H unicipal Tax A ppeals,

D evelopm ent & W etland A pplications, Sewerage A uthority Issues, a n d D elated LitigaUcnl

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P h o n e : 4 3 8 - 8 5 0 0 F a x : 4 3 8 - 0 0 4 8 o

V a r ie t y s h o w p l a n n e d

L yn d h u rst H igh S choo l p resen ts “ E n terta in m en t A ro u n d the W orld:A V a r ie ty S h o w ” o n T h u r s d a y , M arch 20 and F riday , M arch 21 at 8 pm in the high schoo l au d ito riu m . D onation is $4.

Volunteering w ill be awarded

T h e J u n io r L e a g u e o f B erg en C oun ty w ill aw ard a $1 ,0 0 0 sch o l­a rsh ip to a c o lle g e b o u n d B ergen C oun ty h igh schoo l sen io r w h o has dem o n stra ted a co m m itm en t to v o l­u n tary c o m m u n ity a c tiv itie s . All p ub lic and p riv a te h ig h sch o o l se ­n io rs are e lig ib le , ex c lu d in g ch ild ren o f Ju n io r L eague o f B ergen C oun ty m em b ers . T h e w in n er w ill b e an ­n o u n ced in M ay.

A pplica tio n s m ust be rece iv ed by M arch 22. C all 44 7 -2 2 9 2 for m ore in fo rm atio n .

M odel railroad ex­hibit to be held

T he 71st an n iv ersary M odel R ail­r o a d S h o w w il l b e h e ld f ro m W ednesday, M arch 5 th ro u g h S un­d a y , M a rc h 2 3 , at 341 H o b o k e n Road, C arlstad t (o n e m ile from G i­a n t S ta d iu m ) . S h o w tim e s a re W ednesdays th rough F rid ay s from 7 to 10 p m ; S a tu rd ay s an d S u n d a y s from I to 6 pm ; c lo sed M o n d ay s and Tuesdays.

T h e show w ill fea tu re 5 ,000 sq. feet o f tra in s, tw o la rg e o p e ra tin g ra ilroads, new “ H O ” railro ad , large “O ” gauge railroad , p lu s m o d el e x ­h ib its, RR m em o rab ilia and so u v e­nir shop.

A dm ission is $4 for a d u lts and $1 for ch ild ren be tw een 5 and 12.

F or fu rth er in fo rm atio n ca ll 939- 9212.

Enjoy an afternoon of old time movies

O n S u n d ay , M arch 16 from 2 to 4 pm the M ead o w lan d s M useum will sp o n so r an a fte rn o o n o f o ld m ovies M arc P ro v o s t, o f R u th e rfo rd , is a co llec to r o f o ld m ovie serials and will show se lec ted se g m en ts from som e o f the m o re p o p u lar show s show n in m o v ie th ea te rs in the early 1900 's. T h is p r o g ra m is p a r t o f th e M u seu m ’s c u rrc n t ex h ib it “ It S tarted W ith Ju st O ne: T h e th in g s People C o lle c t.” V isito rs a re w elcom e to stay fo r the w ho le tw o hours o f m o v ­ies o r to ju s t s to p in for a shorte r tim e. S om e seg m en ts are as short as 15 m inu tes. A ll a re w elcom e and th ere is n o ad d itio n al ch arg e to M u­seum v isito rs for the p rogram

T h e M eadow lands M useum 9 is loeated at 91 C rane A venue, Ruth e rfo rd . T he M useum is open on Sun­days from 2 to 4 pm and on M on­d ay s and W ed n esd ay s from 1 to 4 pm . T h ere is a req u ested donation o f $2 for adu lts and $1 for ch ildren o v e r five years old.

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W e P r o u d l y S a l u t e t h e G i r l S c o u t s o f A m e r i c a

L y n d h u r s t

P a s t r y S h o p

❖256 Ridge Road

Lyndhurst

❖

9 3 9 - 3 9 5 1

C(vr\, Scow t i n g ’s

.S pecial D a y s

OCt. 31 : Founder's, D a y

Feb. 22 Tt'lUA.fcUA.C* D a y

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A f i r l l 2 2 . c lrl Scow Leade

Collins C alhoun

Funeral H o m e

❖19 Lincoln Avenue

Rutherford

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9 3 9 -1 0 5 0

B , Y O V J \ A L t . S m i l e S > D M )

I ' v e g o t s e m & t k i r u j i i a . m y p o c k e t ; L t

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iA , le iA , t p l a c e . I ' m . s u r e y o u . c o u l d n ' t

g w e s s L t i f y o u g u e s s e d a L o i ^ g , I o m i

w k L L e . S o i ' l l t a f e e L t o u t a ^ d p u t L t

O n . - - i t ' s a g r e a t b i g % r e w v u t S m L L e !

L a C i b e l e s

R e s t a u r a n t

❖123 Ridge Road

Lyndhurst

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4 3 8 - 9 4 9 1

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S e r v i c e C e n t e r

❖349 Ridge Road

Lyndhurst

❖

4 3 8 - 1 7 8 9

■ BP arow Funeral H o m e

❖185 Ridge Road

North Arlington

♦ >

9 9 8 -7 5 5 5

M o o r e ’s M o b i l

❖51 Union Avenue

Rutherford

❖

4 3 8 - 1 3 2 2

Did you. fe^ow?

T h e v e r y c ^ ' u l . S c o u t T r o o p w a s . o r g a - . '

n i z e o l o i \ m a r c h 12, 1912 i n . s a v a ^ a h ,

G e o r g i a , i t w a s c a l l e d - r h e q i r l g u i d e s . ’ i t

w a s f o u n d e d b y j u l i e t t e f i » e r £ t o n L o w , w h o s e

n . l c t e t x a m e w a s D a i s w .

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a c t i v i t i e s w e r e h l f c e s , c a m p l ^ c * a t ' i d a n

o r g a n i z e d b a s t e e t b a l l t e a m .

B ergen Essex

Contractors

❖153 Sanford Avenue

Lyndhurst

❖

9 3 3 -4 1 6 9

Scouts enjoy stargazing and trailblazingB y D y a n M o o re

C arls tad t G irl S couts spent a w eek­e n d c a m p in g at a B ergen C ouncil ow ned c am p in Sullivan C ounty, New Yoric.

G irls from all to w n troops. B row nie to S e n io r lev e l sc o u ts en jo y ed the w eek en d in sp ite o f the rain. F:riday n ig h t w as en h a n ce d b y s ta rgazing at a b e a u tifu l s ta r f illed sky . A fter h ik ­

ing an d tra ilb lazing , the g irls sp en t a rainy S aturday afternoon m aking craft item s and p lay in g gam es in their cab ­ins. S a tu rd a y e v e n in g w as sp e n t m ak in g a b a n n e r th a t is to be d is ­p lay ed at the cam p.

T roops from all o v e r the co u n ty d e ­s ign ban n ers and h an g them pro u d ly in the m ain build ing to be adm ired by

v isitin g scouts. T he e ffo rts put in to the b an n e r reflect the friendsh ip and c a m a ra d e r ie sh a re d b y th e scou ts. L a te n ig h ts a n d e a r ly m o rn in g s , b ro u g h t b ack ex h au sted but happy , sco u ts an d leaders.

A il had fun and look forw ard to next y e a rs ’ cam p in g trip!

W a n k ' d : N o w s & p h o t o s f r o m I a s t R u t h e r f o r d , C a r l s t a d t &

W a l l i n g t o n ! M a i l m a t e r i a l l o : 2 "■> I R i d g e R o a d , l y n d h u r s t

0 7 0 7 I . I a x i n t o r m a t i o n t o 2 0 l / 4 > 8 - ( ) 0 2 2 .

S a v i n o A g e n c y

R e a l t o r s

❖251 Ridge Road

Lyndhurst

❖

4 3 8 - 3 1 2 0

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I n H o n o r o f G i r l S c o u t W e e k M a r c h 1 0 - M a r c h 15 , 1 9 9 7

W e P r o u d l y S a l u t e t h e G i r l S c o u t s o f A m e r i c a

V illa Arturo R istorante

❖440 Ridge Road

N o rth Arlington

❖

9 9 8 -4 5 0 0

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B o r r e l l i ’ s

S w e e t S h o p

269 Ridge Road North Arlington

❖

____ 991 -9565 ...____

Frank’s Truck Center ❖

325 Orient Way Lyndhurst

❖

9 3 9 - 7 7 0 8

T h e Gi rl S c o u t M o t t o

“ Be Prepared"

The G irl Scouts try to be ready to help wjien they are needed.

G e o r g e 0 . S a v i n o

A t t o r n e y A t L a w

❖251 Ridge Road

l.yndhurst

❖

438-6801

The L scout I U If f H a .dshatee

TVie < irl Scout H-cu dshatee Is the way Cfirl Scout friends greet each other, it's doiA.e toy shaking ha ds

with your left haad ar\.d giving the tlrl Scout sign,

with your right haad.

S a n C a r l o

F i n e C a t e r i n g

❖620 Stuyvesant Avenue

Lyndhurst

❖

9 3 3 - 3 4 0 0

D e M assi Pontiac

♦>295 Park Avenue

Lyndhurst

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9 3 9 -6 1 0 0

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L y n d h u r s t F l o r i s t

❖319 Ridge Road

Lyndhurst

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939-4484

wherv £,lrl SCD\A.t fodderJuliette ■ Jordon low died In. 1927-, there were 162,000 c,uL scouts Iia. the united States. Today there are thousands tlrw.es ^ore that w.an.y!

J a d e F o u n t a i n

❖602 Ridge Road

N o rth Arlington

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9 9 1 - 5 3 7 7

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❖34 Park Avenue

Lyndhurst

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9 3 9 - 8 8 0 5

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t u r n d a i l M . ’

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that eve^ the si'uflllest act be very helpful

N a za re M em oria l H om e

❖403 Ridge Road

Lyndhurst

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4 3 8 -7 2 7 2

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E 6 - THURSDAY. MARCH 13,1997

C e l e b r a i i n t S t. [a trtc k s

St. P ad dy d in n er dance p lan n edSt. Jo sep h ’s annual St. P a tr ic k ’s

d in n er/d an ce sp o n so red by K o f C C ouncil #4524 and St. Jo sep h ’s HN S w ill be h e ld on M a rc h 15 in St J o s e p h ’s S ch o o l A u d ito riu m , hast R utherford .

T he ev en in g w ill co n sis t o f, but not lim ited to: a c o m p le te h om e-cooked co rned b e e f and cab b ag e d in n er in­c lu d in g c o ffe e , tea a n d c a k e , live

en terta in m en t, b ee r all n ight; d a n c ­in g fro m 9 u n til 1 2 :30 am ( liv e band); d o o r prizes

B ring y o u r o w n bottle , w e ’ll have the m ixers.

C ost is $16 p e r person . F or rese r­vations call Jim K enny at 939-5134, Don D unne a t 4 3 8-8485 o r Ed C urtis at 935-1330 .

Help children from Northern Ireland visit in the United States

P ro ject C h ild re n , an o rgan iza tion that sp o n so rs ch ild ren from N o rth ­ern Ire lan d fo r a s ix w eek s tay in A m erica , p resen ts its A nnual B enefit D ance F o r a fu n -filled e v e n in g - a 6 0 s S h in d ig — on S a tu rd ay , A pril 5, 1997, from 8 PM to M idn igh t at Saint Philip the A postle S chool, 797 Valley R oad, C lifto n , NJ (n ea r ju n c tio n o f

Rts. 4 6 & 3).T he don atio n is $2 0 .0 0 p e r person

in c lu d in g all y o u r fo o d , so d a and m usic from the C rash lan d Band A cash bar is av a ilab le

F or ticket in fo rm atio n o r de ta ils abou t becom ing a host fam ily , please call John H ughes, C lifto n C hap ter Coordinator, 201-472-0061

A A R P C h a p te r 1519 p lans fun fo r M archA A R P # 1 5 1 9 o f R u th e rfo rd is

p lan n in g trip s M arch I 3 to A tlan ­tic C ity - $ 14 ; M arch 19 to the f i ­e s ta D inner T h ea te r for lunch and the show “ R ig h t Bud. W rong H u s­b a n d " - $ 3 5 ; A p ril 14 to P la t/ I B rau h au s in P om ona. NY to see the R o arin g 2 0 ’s R evue - $35. A ll Al lan tic C ity trips are on the second T h u rsd ay of each m o n th F o r res ­e rva tions call Ruth 4 >8-4481 N o n ­

m em bers w elcom e ' T he next m eetin g o f the C hap ter

w ill be M arch 18 at I pm at 55 K ip C en ter B ring y o u r N ational and local m e m b e r s h ip cards as annual dues w ill be tak en A lso, d o n ’t fo r­get y o u r d o n a tio n to the 'N e e d y Pantry "

A nyone in terested in jo in ing this chapter, con tac t Ruth at 418-4481

Bergen Record 'ir ★ 1/2

S te v e a n 4 A n d r e g sO pen f o r lunch ari4 d inne r

Specializing in o ff-p rc m is e catering

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sca le investigation o f the D em o cratic Party’s fund raising activ i­

t ies , w hich to us seem s like an exce llen t idea, g iven the recently d isc losed sublet­ting o f bedroom s in the W hite H ouse to the m ore generous o f the party faithful. T he currying o f the rich by politicians has a lw ays rubbed the public the w rong w ay.

W hat the people want is som e reassur­a n ce that ev er y th in g is n ’t for sa le in W ashington. The peop le have a right to an investigation . H ow ever, for it to mean anyth ing it m ust be conducted by so m e­o n e beyond reproach. Even i f it turns out there is noth ing illega l about this unsa­vory W hite H ouse practice, m aybe hav­in g it ex p o sed to the public wil l put an end to it.

But w h o do the R epublicans pick to lead the charge for eth ica l c lea n sin g ? N o n e other than Indiana C ongressm an D an Burton.

N ev er heard o f him ? W ell, A T & T has. T h a t’s b eca u se he is Chairm an o f the H ou se C om m ittee on G overnm ent Re­form and O versight w h ich is presently rev iew in g A T & T ’s proposals for m ulti­b illion dollar long distance and local tele­ph one contracts w ith the G eneral A c ­counting o ffice ■of the G overnm ent.

W hy should w e worry about whether C ongressm an Burton is up to the task o f putting the reins on lobbyists? W ell w e sh o u ld n ’t worry that he m ay be fatigued, on the contrary, he should be quite w ell

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Project Grad is being enthusiastically receivedD ear Editor,

Thank you fo r ycrtir co v erag e o f our drive to ra ise fu n d s for R u th e rfo rd ’s first P ro jec t G rad u a tio n . Y o u r p a ­p e r and L au ra T e rro n e S am u els d o a w onderful jo b p u b lic iz ing the “ g o o d ” th in g s th a t a re h a p p e n in g in o u r co m m u n ity . It is a jo y to h av e th is a c tiv ity r e c o g n iz e d b y th e N e w s Leader.

R u therfo rd H igh S c h o o l’s P ro ject G ra d u a tio n h as n o t o n ly b een e n ­d o rse d b y R u th e r f o r d ’s B o a rd o f E duca tion , M ay o r and C o u n c il, and M unicipal A llian ce , but a lso by the

C h am b er o f C o m m erce and the Safe H o m es C o m m ittee V ery g enerous d o n a tio n s h av e now been rece iv ed from m an y in the c o m m u n ity w hich w e w ill p u b lic ize soon. T h ese very k in d an d th o u g h tfu l g ifts w ill h e lp a g rea t dea l to m ak e th is ev en t acces­s ib le to e v e ry s tu d en t w ho m ak es the c h o ice to a tten d . P ro ject G rad u atio n is v e ry p o p u la r all ac ro ss the U nited S ta te s a n d in m o s t c o m m u n i t ie s a ro u n d us. R u th e rfo rd m u st m ak e it a v a ilab le to k eep all o f o u r s tuden ts safe , w h ile o ffe rin g th em an even ing

to rem em ber.E sp ec ia lly e n co u rag in g is the very

en th u siastic resp o n se th a t w e a re re ­c e iv in g fro m th e co m m u n ity , p a r ­en ts, facu lty an d studen ts. G ifts and d o n a t io n s m a y b e s e n t to 1 9 9 7 P ro ject G rad u a tio n , R u therfo rd H igh S choo l, 56 E llio tt P lace, R u th erfo rd , N J 07070 .

W ith s in c e res t a p p rec ia tio n and w arm est reg ard s .

K ath ly n H ild eb ran d R u th erfo rd

NA rises to meet crisis without raising taxes

rested. A fter all, he ju st cam e back from a free w eek en d o f g o lf , p la y in g in the prestig ious Pebble B each N ational Pro- A m Tournam ent in C aliforn ia as a gu est o f the tournam ent’s sponsor, you gu essed it, AT& T. It’s not that the tick ets to p lay in this tournam ent are that e x p en siv e , it ’s that the average g o lf player, w h o w o u ld g iv e h is or her ey e teeth to attend, ju st ca n ’t get invited . Y ou have to be so m e ­body, either a great go lfer or so m eo n e w ho can help A T & T . C ongressm an Bur­ton is not a great golfer. H is com m ittee, how ever, has jurisdiction over the agency that wil l so o n award $5 b illion in lo n g ­d istan ce and local te lep h o n e contracts with the governm ent. W hile in C a lifor­nia, Burton played a private round o f g o l f with Robert A llen , A T & T ’s Chairm an and c h ie f operating officer.

Our problem w ith C on gressm an Bur­ton is that w hen he w as critic ized for his freeloading, his defense, accord ing to the N Y T im es, w as in part that “1 w ou ld not sell [m y vote] for a co u p le o f rounds o f g o l f ’. H e added that he did not talk any business w ith Mr. A llen w h ile p lay in g golf.

N ot quite the answ ers w e want from a national leader w h o is about to launch an in vestigation into the use o f po litica l m oney to buy a ccess and in fluence from our lawm akers.

For all y o u lo b b y is ts ou t there, be aw are, it c o sts m ore than a co u p le o f ro u n d s o f g o l f to b u y C o n g r e ssm a n Burton’s vote. A nd that’s right from the horse’s m outh.

D ear Editor,O n F eb ru ary 13,1 had the p leasu re

o f a tte n d in g th e f irs t o f w h a t w ill ho p efu lly be a c o n tin u o u s show o f su p p o rt fo r a m ean in g fu l ca u se the ed u ca tio n o f o u r c h ild ren . M ayor K aiser ask ed each o n e o f u s to put a s id e th o se fe e l in g s w e m ay h ave a b o u t w h a t o c c u r r e d d u r in g th e b u ild in g o f the M idd le S choo l. He jo in e d w ith D r. C a p r io a n d M rs. B etancourt in ca llin g for un ity in the p o sitiv e v isio n o f the fu tu re for o u r c h ild ren . T h a t v is io n w ill req u ire to o ls th at w ill pu t a stra in on state

fu n d in g that co n tinues to b e reduced . D o w e sit back and accep t a fate d ic ­tated b y sh rink ing state funding! N ot in th is to w n w e d o n 't! W e saw at the Ju ly 4 ev en t (w here m o n ey w as raised fo r sports p ro g ram s) th at this is a to w n th at rises to m eet any fi­n an c ia l crisis. W e now m u st be u n i­fied in the fo rm ation o f the E d u c a ­tion F o u n d a tio n because c h an g es in tech n o lo g y a re o c c u rrin g fas te r than th e ab ility to ra ise funds fo r the too ls n eed ed to m eet the ed u ca tio n a l d e ­m an d s O n M arch 13, w e w ill be

h av in g an o th e r m ee tin g to d isc u ss the c re a tiv e w a y s to ra ise n e e d ed fu n d s w ith o u t ra is in g tax es . A s a m em b er o f the S teerin g C o m m ittee . 1 am u rg ing each c itizen w h o has an in terest in the fu tu re o f o u r s tu d en ts to a tten d the m ee tin g and o ffe r ideas and suggestions.

P atrick J. W helan S teering C o m m ittee - E d u ca tio n

F o u n d a tio n N o rth A rling ton

PBA is com m itted to com m unityD ear E d ito r,

T h e m em b e rs o f th e L y n d h u rs t Police B enev o len t A sso c ia tio n L ocal 202 a re a ll d ed ica ted to p ro v id in g the h ig h est q u a lity law e n fo rcem en t to the p eo p le o f o u r c o m m u n ity . T he L y n d h u rst P o lice D ep artm en t c o n ­s is ts o f 4 4 o f f ic e rs r e sp o n s ib le to se rv e o v e r 20,000 res id e n ts in o u r to w n sh ip .

O u r ec o n o m y is d iv ers if ied , in ­c lu d in g m an u fa c tu r in g , se rv ice in ­d u s tr ies , a n d a g ro w in g h ig h -te ch sector. W ith q u ick and ea sy access to New Y ork C ity and all m ajo r h ig h ­w ays, w e a re an ideal lo ca tio n for h o m e an d b u s in e s s d e v e lo p m e n t O u r c o m m u n i ty s ti ll m a in ta in s a sm all tow n feel w h ile p ro v id in g an env ironm ent for business grow th and dev e lo p m en t.

It is bo th c h a llen g in g and rew a rd ­ing to serve the peop le o f Lyndhurst. O u r m em b ers a re g u ided by values o f in tegrity , fairness and service. W e are inn o v ativ e a n d ag g ress iv e in our

approach to law en fo rcem en t. In any sp lit se co n d w e m ay be fo rc e d to m ake a d ec is io n w hich c o u ld ch an g e o ur lives and th at o f ou r fam ilies. W e have a lw ay s ac tiv e ly p rac ticed c o m ­m u n ity o r ie n ted p o lic in g , w o rk in g c lo se ly w ith c o m m u n ity res id en ts , and b usinesses to so lve p ro b lem s and p rev en t c rim e.

O n e o f the b ig g es t c h a lle n g es fac­ing th is co m m u n ity an d th e e n tire n a tio n is o u r y o u n g p e o p le T he m em b ers o f L ocal 202 a re c o m m it­ted to p rev en tin g ju v en ile c rim e and g iv in g o u r y o u n g p e o p le c o n s tru c ­tive a v en u es fo r g ro w th , w h ich p ro ­vide o u r y oung p eo p le w ith a healthy and p o sitive e n v iro n m en t in w hich th ey can learn an d grow

W e a re ac tiv e ly in v o lv ed w ith d o ­n a tin g bo th o u r tim e and m o n ey in s u p p o rt o f L y n d h u rs t Jr. F o o tb a ll t e a m , L y n d h u r s t L i t t le L e a g u e , L yndhurst U n ited S occer, L yndhurst H o ck ey , S a c re d H eart V o lley b a ll.

L yn d h u rst B o o ste r C lub . W e host sev era l e v e n ts for the h an d icap p ed c h ild ren o f L y n d h u rst th roughou t th e year am o n g o th e r d o n a tio n s for th e sick and n eed y w e ’ve d o n a ted to th e g irls O ly m p ic S w im team in su p p o rt o f a local residen t.

W e a re d e d ic a ted to u p h o ld in g ik e h ig h est p ro fess io n a l s tandards wfiiU se rv in g th e c o m m u n ity in w h ic h iw t w o rk and live . ! • {

W e p led g e o u r c o m m itm en t tolhfe en fo rcem en t o f law s to p ro tec t life and p ro p erty , w h ile a lso resp ec tin g ind iv idua l rig h ts , h u m an d ig n ity and c o m m u n ity v a lues. W e are co m m it­ted to c re a tin g and m a in ta in in g a c ­tiv e p o lic e /c o m m u n ity p a rtn e rsh ip s and a ssis tin g c itizen s in iden tify ing and so lv in g p ro b lem s to im prove the qu a lity o f life in o u r n e ig h b o rh o o d s.

P a tro lm an C h ris V alian te P residen t. PB A 202

and its M em bers

Property owners -exam ine your assessm entsD ear E d ito r.

T h e f il in g d e a d lin e o f A pril 1, 1997 fo r rea l e s ta te assessm en t a p ­p ea ls c o n tin u es to p resen t a serio u s problem to N ew Jersey p roperty o w n ­ers. T h ey w ill h av e o n ly tw o m o nths from th e tim e th ey rece iv e th e ir a s ­sessm en t n o tic e s p ro v id e d they re ­ce iv e th em in tim e to tak e action to lo w er th e ir 1996 p ro p erty tax b ills. E ven m o re im p o rtan t, th ey w ill h ave a b so lu te ly n o id ea w h a t th e ir new tax es w ill be , b ecau se the new tax b ills w ill n o t b e s en t u n til July. O n ly th e p rese n t ta x e s a re lis ted on th e a ssessm en t n o tices.

P ro p e rty o w n e rs usu a lly take ac ­tion to ch a lle n g e th e ir a ssessm en ts w h en th ey rea liz e w h a t th e ir p ro p ­erty tax b ill w ill be. T h e re is g ood reaso n fo r th is . T he rea l esta te a s ­s e ss m e n t p ro c e s s is c o m p le x an d tech n ical. It is d iff icu lt fo r the av e r­ag e p ro p e r ty o w n e r to u n d e rs ta n d w h a t the a sse ssm e n t m ean s u n less it

is t ra n s la te d in to the a m o u n t th at m ust b e paid in tax es . In p rev io u s years the e s tim a ted tax es ap p eared on the sam e form as the assessm en t notice.

ln a h a lf h o u r in terv iew o n C N B C and N B C , I ex p la in ed th at the v a lu ­ation p rocess is not an ex a c t science. The ca lcu latio n s are b a sed on m any variab les and som e su b jec tiv e ju d g ­m en ts . M is ta k es c o n s ta n tly w o rk th e ir way in to the to w n sh ip reco rds, and e rro rs m ost o ften b e c o m e a p p a r­ent only w hen the tax bill is rece ived , lis ting the n ew taxes. P roperty o w n ­ers sho u ld b e g iven e v e ry o p p o rtu ­n ity to be fu lly in fo rm ed a b o u t the tax im pact o f th eir a ssessm en ts . To p re se n t th em w ith an a s se s s m e n t w ith o u t an e s tim a te d tax b ill is to p ro v id e o n ly h a lf th e s to ry and to d iscourage appeals. T h a t 's p robab ly w hy only 2% o f property ow ners ever appeal their taxes. T h o se th at do are

g en e ra lly 9 0 to 9 5 % su ccessfu l, if they h ave p rep a re d p roperly .

A s a sp ec ia lis t in rea l esta te assess ­m en ts and tax a p p ea ls , 1 w o u ld also e n c o u ra g e th e m to e x a m in e th e ir assessm en t an d a tten d p ro p erty tax red u c tio n sem in a rs . A s soon as they rec e iv e th e ir a s se s sm e n t n o tic e o r ev en b e fo re , th ey s h o u ld b e g in to p rep a re an d o rg a n iz e an e ffe c tiv e appeal if they su sp ec t their assess ­m en t is in co rrec t o r unfair.

P ro p e rty T ax A n a ly sts h a s p re ­p a red an ex ce llen t b ro ch u re en titled "R ea l E state T a x e s - A re Y ou P a y ­ing to o M u ch ” to h e lp in the appeal p rocess. T o o b tain a co p y o f the b ro ­ch u re , sen d $3 an d a stam ped , self- ad d ressed e n v e lo p e to P roperty Tax A n a ly s ts a t 189 B e rd a n A v e n u e , S u ite 2 65 . W ayne, N J 07 4 7 0 . F<>r m o re in fo rm a tio n and sem in ar datfcs ca ll 831-1 0 7 0 .

C h arle s D. R om afis W ayne

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T here w as a tim e w hen people cam e from N Y C to visit Lyndhurst, a little country tow nVagabonding

B \ C h a r l ot t e S a \ i n oS om etim es so m eo n e w h o co m es

in to th e o ffice o n b u sin ess b rin g s in a specia l tre a t fo r th e s taff. T he o th er d a y M rs. H elen V an E y k b ro u g h t in a w h isk ey cake. It w as th e m o st d e­lic ious cak e I e v e r tas ted and I d o n ’t b e lie v e it w a s b e c a u s e th e re w as

•W hiskey added . It sm elled o f it bu t th e re w as n o taste o f w h iskey . D o n 't » k h o w I know ! W e a ll th an k H elen

ijfbr h e r k in d th o u g h t an d h a rd w ork “Bilking.ri-i It rem in d s m e o f the w o m an , an iacquain tance , w h o a sk ed m e w h en I w as a y o u n g s tu d en t to h e lp h e r w ith •her E ng lish . It seem s h e r h u sb an d ju st g rad u a ted from co lleg e and w as p a lling w ith th o se w h o sp o k e good

--fcnglish. H ers left m uch to be de- Paired. I h ad n o c a r at the tim e and

had to w alk a m ile to h e r hom e to tu to r h e r in the fu n d am en ta ls . I u sed a th ird g rad e E n g lish b o o k to start. T he seco n d tim e she ask ed i f I w ere g o in g to charge for m y serv ice. I to ld he r tea c h in g w as m y b u sin ess and at tHe tim e I w as c h a rg in g h e r o n e dol-

'it ir a m ee tin g . Im ag in e th at now !• T h e nex t t im e I w en t to see h e r she sa id she d id not n eed m e an y m o re b e c au se from n ow on she w o u ld use

b ig w o rd s . I f a p erso n h ad to o m uch to d rip k she w o u ld say he w as o ss i­fied. 1 w as so an g ry th a t 1 sa id that w o rd m ean s tu rn ed to stone. I f y o u w an t to u se a b ig w o rd abou t the c o n ­d itio n o f th e m an w h o d ra n k to o m u ch , ju s t say he w as in to x icated o r in eb r ia te d o r ju s t p la in d ru n k is a goo d w ay to ex p ress it. 1 left w ith ­o u t rec e iv in g a th in g to r th e tim es 1 tu to red . It w as in th e d ay s w h en any m o n ey ea rn ed w o u ld b e apprec iated

H ow d id th e story o f the d e lic io u s w h isk e y c a k e b r in g us th a t o f the d ru n k en m an . I 'l l n ev e r know . How m y m in d d o es run. T h e c ak e d id not in to x icate anyone. It w as so goo d

A re n 't w o m e n ’s s ty le s fu n n y ? O ne y e a r th ey w o re d re s se s a b o v e the k n ees, the n ex t y e a r th ey reach the ank le . T h a t m ak es it im p era tiv e that the w o m an w h o w an ts to b e in style d iscard all h e r c lo th es at the en d ot each season.

T h ese d a y s th ere a re so m e w ho w ear th em above the k nees and som e w ho w e a r th em long

1 rem em b er seaso n s w hen I cou ld not w e a r c lo th e s every se aso n be­

cause they w ere defin ite ly out o f style each year. O n c e I g ave aw ay sev era l su its b e c au se th ey w e re to o short. T he s ty le w as long , I c a n ’t im ag ine th at I d id su c h a s illy th in g , b u t I did. 1 had to rep lace a ll m y clo thes. Sty le c razy ??

O n e y ea r w e m ad e d resses o u t o f a tube o f w o o l Jersey . W e b o u g h t a tube th at reach ed from th e n eck to the an k le a t the L in in g S to re in N ew ­ark for one d o lla f a y a rd , c u t a neck o u t at the to p , m ad e h o les a t th e side near the sh o u ld er, sew ed a hem on the bo tto m and w e h ad a lo n g dress. W e c o u ld h av e e v e ry c o lo r Jersey b ecau se th ey w ere so in ex p en siv e to m ake. S om etim es w e p re ttied it up w ith a lea th er b e lt o r a co n tra s tin g co lo red w o o l belt. 1 c a n 't say th at w e lo o k ed lik e a m o d el in V o g u e m ag az in e , but w e w e re hap p y that w e h a d very e a s i ly m a d e a d re s s w h ic h to m e w a s a n a c c o m p lis h ­m ent 1 g u ess th at w as not a p o p u ­lar sty le b ecau se the fad d id not last lo n g and th o u g h inex p en siv e, th ere w e re n ’t m any w ho h ad m o re than one.

g a rd e n s w h ic h th e y ten d e d w h ile here .

O n S u n d ay n ig h t th ey took the 8 pm train b ack to N ew Y ork . Y ou can n o t b e liev e the c ro w d o f peop le th a t m ad e th at tra in e v e ry w eek ; I loved to w atch them stan d in g below the sta tio n w aiting .

T hey sa id they w ere g o in g to the c o u n tr y w h e n th e y c a m e to Lyndhurst.

A ctually it w as country . H ouses w e re few a n d fa r b e tw e e n T h e roads , includ ing R idge Road, w ere not paved T h ere w ere no cars that need ed sm ooth roads.

N oth in g w as c lea red d u rin g snow y w eather. W e v isited our g ran d p ar­e n ts on the top o f the h ill and on a sn o w y , icy day , slid d o w n the hill g o in g h o m e by s itting on the ice

Y oung peo p le w ho so ugh t en te r­tain m en t took the train to H oboken on a Satu rday o r Sunday afternoon to the m ovies. S om e w en t in to New Y ork C ity to a p lace w h ere they had ten cen ts a d an ce palaces. S om e o f o u r lo ca l y o u n g m et th e i r m ates th ere I d o n 't know w h e th e r they are still th ere I th in k n ow th ey have d isco theques.

W hen 1 w as a y o u n g ste r , I r e r _.. her peo p le cam e trom New Y ork and had little h u ts they lived in for the w eek en d . They w ere on the streets below C o lu m b u s S choo l. I’hev had

H e r e a r e V a g a b o n d i n g 9s r e c i p e sPasta - alway s good

P a s ta w ith G re e n s

(> fu p s w ater.! cups bow -tie o r m edium shell pasta i '2 teasp o o n b o ttled m in ced garlic I tea sp o o n o liv e oil1 to 2 tab le sp o o n s b a lsam ic v in eg ar2 cu p s to m fresh sp inach I cu p to m rad icch io1/4 c u p s h r e d d e d o r g r a te d P arm esan ch eese

- I n a large sau cep an , b rin g w a te r to W b b il Over h igh heat. A d d pasta. Reduce heat s lig h tly an d boil gen- 41V, u n c o v e red , ab o u t 8 m in u te s or rHYttil p asta is al d e n te D rain

M ean w h ile , in a sm all sk ille t, cook garlic in oil o v e r m ed iu m heat until ten d er, ab o u t I m inu te . S tir in v in ­egar.

P lace sp in ach an d rad icch io in a large bow l. A dd hot pasta. P our hot garlic m ix tu re o v er pasta and sp inach m ix tu re ; to ss to m ix w ell Sprink le w ith P arm esan cheese

Sounds good'T u rk e y H ash

I p o u n d g ro u n d tu rkey 1 sm all o n io n , cho p p ed 3 cu p s p o ta to es 1/2 tea sp o o n salt

1 4 tea sp o o n b lack pepper I c u p salsas liced g reen o n io n (o p tio n a l) sliced r ip e o lives (o p tio n a l)

In a larg e , n on-stick sk illet, o ver m ed iu m h ea t, sau te tu rk ey and o n ­ion 5 to 6 m in u tes o r until tu rk ey is no lo n g er p ink

S tir in po tato es , sa lt and pepper. Increase hea t to m ed iu m -h ig h and cook 5 m inutes, s tirring occasionally. S tir in sa lsa C o n tin u e c o o k in g 8 to 10 m in u te s o r u n til p o ta to e s a re lightly b ro w n ed , stirrin g o c c as io n ­ally

T o serve , garn ish w ith g reen o n ­ion and o liv es , i f desired .

N ow I know that I am not the only on e w h o has tro u b le o p en in g pack- aues. 1 read an article en titled " P a ra ­

MARCH 6, 1997

A n sw ers to S u p e r C ro ssw o rd

no id P ack ag in g ” b y John U pdyke , in a p o p u la r m o n th ly m ag az in e , e m ­p h a tic a lly e x p o s in g the d i ff ic u lty p e o p le h av e o p e n in g all k in d s o f packages. He describes how he spills pain t w h en he trie s to o pen a can and w h en in a p lan e sp ills m ost o f the pean u ts in a p ack ag e g iven to him w h en try in g to get the th in g opened H e w as an g ry a b o u t o p e n in g an y p ack ag es .

I h av e g rip ed about it o ften and still do;' T ry to o p en a m ilk o r o ran g e ju ic e carto n . They te ll you to pull ap art and it is read y to be p o u red N onsense! Y ou pull and tug and f i­na lly get a k n ife to s tab it o p en , m ak ­ing a m ess o f it so that it does not p o u r nea tly . T ry to open a pat o f b u tte r o r a sm all oan o f m ilk w hen ea tin g out.

B ut lo and beho ld . All is no t lost!I h e o th er day 1 tried to open a box o f o a tm ea l. 1 looked at it, w ith a k n ife tried to p ry the inner lid o f f and th ere at th e to p w as a tin y p lastic c irc le . A ll yo u had to do w as pull th a t c irc le an d it o p en ed (lie b ox . Now that is w hat I call sensib le p ack ­ag in g .

T ake heart M r U pdyke, they are t ry in g to im p ro v e p a c k a g in g and m ay b e now w e w ill be able to go into the k itch en sm ilin g because it w ill all be easy.

1 h ave m en tio n ed ga lo sh es in sev ­eral articles. T h ere is q u ite a b it o f d o u b t as to w h a t th e y a re . T h e y o u n g er m em b ers o f o u r s ta ff d o not rem em b er th em at all.

They w ere not boo ts. T hey w ere c lu m s ie r th a n b o o ts . T h ey w e re w o rn in s n o w y a n d in c le m e n t w eath er, w ere sq u are toed , o f coarse m ateria l and reach ed h a lfw ay u p the leg.

S om e m en w o re those th at co v e red the en tire leg. They h ad bu ck le s dow n the fron t w h ich the y o u n g left o p en W hile w a lk in g they flap p ed in the breeze. I have not seen th em in a long tim e. 1 o ften w ondered how they p ro tec ted from snow and rain if open

Those w e re the d ay s w h en one cou ld not live w ithou t a raccoon coat w h ich w as n ev e r bu ttoned b u t a lso left tlapp ing .

W e th ink so m e o f the c lo th es the y o u n g w e a r th e s e d a y s , th e lo n g baggy sh irts, the b u lbous p an ts that look as if they are falling o ff are odd, but w hen w e rem e m b e r the funny th in g s w e d id , w e rea lize w e w ere the sam e. E very gen era tio n has its ow n p ecu lia rities and open g a loshes and fur coats w ere ours, am ong m any others.

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u p se t L eon ia 6 0 -5 6 in o v ertim e rais­in g th e i r r e c o r d to 1 2 -7 . F.d C am pbell p aced the V ik in g s w ith i9 p o in ts an d 15 reb o u n d s an d received a s s is ta n c e fro m B rian R u sso w ho scored 18 poin ts.

W alling ton and St. M a ry ’s are h av ­ing d isap p o in tin g seaso n s but w hen th e tw o m ee t the co m p e titiv e ju ices flow and n e ith er team w an ts to w alk •w a y a loser. T h e ir show d o w n last w eek took the gam e in to overtim e w hen the P a n th e r’s R andy Z im noch sco red w ith fo u r seconds rem ain in g tie in g the score a t 60. T he overtim e perio d saw W alling ton ou tsco re St. M a ry ’s 7 -5 and steel a 6 7 -6 5 w in w hen Brian S te inhauer sunk h is only b a s k e t . B r ian M e y e r s c o re d 2 9

po in ts fo r the losing cau se m ak ing 19 o f 24 free th ro w s fo r th e G aels.

T he R u therfo rd B u lld o g s (21-2 ) ran k ed #3 in the B ergen R e c o rd 's G roup 1-2 poll edged R idgew ood 76- 69. Joe C horba jian led the B ulldogs with 26 po in ts s ink ing 13 o f 15 foul shots. Jason T o rres added 21 po in ts a n d H a r v a r d 'b o u n d M ik e C la re g rab b ed 13 rebounds.

The D istrict 15 w restlin g crow n saw Passaic sq u eeze by L yndhurst 17 3 -1 6 2 . L y n d h u rs t b o a s te d six titlis ts lead by to u rn am en t o u tstan d ­ing w restler u n defeated D on P ritz la ff (1 5 2 p o u n d s ) w h o c a p tu r e d h is fourth d istric t crow n. A lso w in n in g d i s t r i c t c h a m p io n s h ip s fo r th e G o ld e n B e a rs w e re D a v e B a u tis (1 6 0 ) n o tch in g h is 100th w in and

th ird title ; a lso c la im in g th e ir th ird title w e re M ike S e tte m b rin o (1 1 9 ) an d T om M c S w e e n y (1 8 9 ). F red C a s tro v in c i (1 4 0 ) w o n h is s eco n d d istric ts and A dam S ica (1 7 1 ) p icked

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N ic o le C am p b e ll has b een nam ed P lay er o f the W eek in the C en tra l A tlan tic C o lleg ia te C o n feren ce . The N o rth A rling ton n a tiv e av e rag ed 8 p o in ts, 17 reb o u n d s and 5.5 assists in a 2 -0 w eek for the L ad y C ougars.

“ N ico le has had to m ak e so m e a d ­ju stm en ts in h e r g am e th is year,” said h ead coach B ob C o ste llo . “T eam s h av e been do u b le and trip le team in g h e r. She has d o n e a g rea t jo b in rec ­o g n iz in g h ow o p p o n en ts a re p lay in g h e r and g e ttin g the ball to h e r open tea m m a te s .”

C a m p b e ll’s ab ility a s a p asser has m ade the C o u g ars a v e ry ba lanced o ffen siv e team and has led them to a \( 10 o v era ll record . C a ld w e ll has six p lay ers av e ra g in g o v e r 8 po in ts p er n igh t, in clu d in g C am p b e ll w ho leads the team w ith an 1 1.4 po in ts p e r gam e a v e rag e T h e 1996 All- A m erican is a lso g rab b in g 11.4 re- - bo u n d s per gam e, w h ich ran k s her th ird in the C en tra l A tlan tic C o lle ­g ia te C o n fe re n c e a n d 15th in the nation . N ico le a lso leads the team in steals and b lo ck s , a v e rag in g 3.1

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n am ed a B ill B rad ley S ch o las tic All- A m erican fo r th e seco n d tim e in her career. A n o th er th in g she w o u ld like to d o fo r the seco n d tim e in h e r ca-» ree r is lead C a ld w e ll to an N A IA D iv is io n II N a tio n a l T o u rn a m e n t, w h ic h w ill b e h e ld th is M arch in A n g o la . In d ia n a . A t 5 -4 in the C A C C w ith th ree g am es rem ain ing , C am pbell an d h e r team m ates believe th ey h av e w h a t it tak es to get on a p lan e in M arch.

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D on Pritz la ff, tw ice a sta te c h a m ­p ion , w on 2 4 -9 on a tech n ica l fall. P r itz la ff is th e h eav y fav o rite to w in a th ird stra ig h t s ta te ch am p io n sh ip .

K elly H eck in g o f R u th e rfo rd se t a sta te rec o rd in the 100 y a rd b a c k ­s tro k e p o s tin g the b es t t im e in th e s ta te w ith a 55 .64 . In tru e O ly m p ic fash ion H eck in g set a sta te rec o rd in the tria ls w ith a 55 .94 an d sh a tte red her day o ld reco rd to, w in the sta te g o ld m ed al. H e c k in g ’s w in a t the S ta te ’s M eet o f C h a m p io n s h e ld at R u tg e rs e a rn e d h e r A ll-A m e r ic a n H o n o rs a n d th e j u n i o r B u l ld o g reach ed a goa l sh e h a s s tr iv ed fo r

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th erfo rd , d ied M arch 8, 19 9 7 H e w as b o m in N ew Y o rk and lived

jn R u th e rfo rd m o st o f h is life.M r. D eC arlo w as the re tired Su-

o en n te n d e n t o f the R u therfo rd Shade T re e C ^ p artm en t. H e had b een em -

Tby th e B o ro o f R u therfo rd fo r fears

._?*was a m em b e r o f the N J S hade f e d e ra tio n .

. H e fis su rv iv e d by h is w ife E liza- W tK ;f son s, C a r lo V, Jr. o f M iam i iSSacif, F la an d M ark S. o f E ast Ru- Tftefrord; d a u g h te rs , S ue T am u lev icz

'fo n m o u th Ju n ctio n an d L ynda M &en o f O v ied o , Fla; b ro th ers, in eh F., Josep h , F rank S, D aniel Htjt) an d D ennis; sisters, M arie, i^L eo n te , C a th e rin e F e rn a n d i

. f*Susan R ossi and g ran d ch ild ren , ^ l a , Jen n ife r, K ev in , M iche le and

v ices w ere held at St. M ary RC h, R u th e rfo rd w ith in te rm en t

j n H oly C ro ss C em etery , N o rth A r­lin g to n .

C o llin s -C a lh o u n F uneral H om e, R u to e rjfo rd . w a s in c h a rg e o f a r- raft^C fnents

J o h n H u d a k'W frti J. H udak , 78, o f R u th erfo rd ,

d ied M arch 10, 1997.■He Was b o m in S cran to n , Pa. and

liW &'rh R u th erfo rd s in ce 1957. He N ^ f tm n e r l y from H arrison . m t . H u d a k w as retired from N ew -

aHR’fc 'e a th e r F in is h C o . ( S ta l e y e t h n i c a l C o ) o f H a r r is o n a n d K'dirfty.

' f l ^ t t a s a p a rish io n e r o f th e G race Eplfcofcpal C h u rch in R u therfo rd .

H e w as in the field a rtille ry in the U .SV A rm y in W orld W ar II.

H e w as p re -d e c e ase d b y s is te r, E lizab e th B erkow itz .

i s s u r v iv e d b y h is "w ife r; d a u g h te rs , C aro ) J . S to n e

d -h £ r h u sb an d A lfred o f R u ther- f< tfd an d M arily n J. C o te an d h e r h jb a n d Jam es H. o f M u rray sv ille ,

g ran d so n s, A lfred J ., D rew S., isto^her B and Josh u a M .; g rand- gftler C a ro l L y n n ; s is te r, A n n e

N ^gnnssen o f East M eadow , N Y and s< v eralltfeces, nephew s, g randn ieces

d g ran d n ep h ew s.Services ivere h e ld a t G ra c e Epis-

c o [ t t tC h u rc h , R u therfo rd .|g — oria l d o n a tio n s can be m ade the R u th e rfo rd 'F irs t A id A m b u -

ance* tjo rps o r to G race E p isco p al !hurcl\, R u therfo rd .

• W if ts -C a lh o u n F u n eral H om e, u tn e r fo rd , w as in c h a rg e o f a r-

angetyents.

Jam es E . S y k es , 7 6 , o f N orth A r­ling ton , d ied M arch 7, 1997 at the W est H u d so n H osp ita l, K earny.

B o m in B u rlin g to n , N orth C a ro ­lina, h e lived m o st o f h is life in N orth A rlin g to n .

M r. S y k es w as a se lf-em p lo y ed co n su ltin g e n g in e e r fo r m any years.

H e w as a W orld W ar II A rm y -A ir F orce V eteran .

H e is su rv iv e d b y h is w ife M ary; stepsons, V ic to r and P aul Sobol and tw o s tep -g ran d ch ild ren , C hristo p h er and A n d rea Sobo l.

P arow F u n eral H om e, N orth A r­ling ton , w as in ch a rg e o f a rra n g e ­m en ts.

D o r o t h y S m i t hM rs. D o ro th y S m ith (nee D ruh l),

88 , o f M a n c h e s te r T o w n sh ip , N J, d ied M arch 7, 1997.

S he w as b o m in H oboken and lived in L yn d h u rst b e fo re m o v in g to W hit­ing in 1974.

M rs. S m ith w as a se c re ta ry for M cC ro ry S to re s at the m ain o ffice in New Y ork C ity fo r 20 years.

S h e w a s a m e m b e r o f C h r is t L u theran C h u rc h , W hiting .

She w as p re-d e c e ase d by h e r h u s­ban d C h arle s N.

S h e is s u r v iv e d b y b r o th e r . C harles; s is te r, M arie D em arest and m any n iec e s an d nephew s.

A n derson an d C am p b e ll F uneral H om es, W h itin g , w as in ch a rg e o f a rra n g e m e n ts .

H a r o l d K o s t a nH a ro ld P. K o s ta n , J r . , 5 2 , o f

L yndhurst, d ied M arch 10, 1997 in G enera l H osp ita l C en te r at Passaic.

B o rn in N e w a rk , h e l iv e d in L y ndhurst fo r the past 45 years.

M r. K o stan w as a b o ile r firem an w ith A m e ric a n E a g le W a te r C o ., E ast O ran g e , re tirin g in 1994.

H e w a s a p a r i s h io n e r o f S t. M a tth e w ’s E v a n g e lic a l L u th e ra n C h u rch v L yn d h u rst.

H e w as a m em b er o f V F W #493 N u tley and L y n d h u rs t E lks #1505.

H e w as a U .S . A rm y V eteran , V iet N am C o n flic t, M ilita ry Police.

H e is su rv iv ed b y h is w ife L inda; d a u g h te r , H e a th e r M ic h e le o f L y n d h u r s t ; m o th e r , H e le n o f L y n d h u rst an d sister, Diane Pearson o f L y ndhurst.

B urial w as a t C re s t H av en M em o ­ria l Park, C lifton .

D o n a tio n s c a n b e m a d e to the H eathei K ostan C o lleg e Fund.

lp p o lito -S te lla to F uneral H om e, L yndhurst, w as in c h a rg e o f a rra n g e ­m ents.

A T T E N T I O Nrhe f i n i l y o f E u g en e P. R o sa o f y n d h u rst, deceased on S ep tem ber

17, 1996, is lo ok ing fo r the a ttor- ley o r acco u n tan t w ho h and led any

legal o r fin an c ia l a rran g em en ts for h im . P lease co n ta c t W illiam W. B a c h e s , J r . , a t t o r n e y - a t - l a w a t (6 0 9 )7 7 1 -0 8 0 0 .

iRom a Restaurant*3t a l i h k C u is in e a t i t s l e s t

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fiosptant P a rm a g ia n ?olJo AJIa R o m a

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o f fe ^ ,& Ic e C re a m p r ic e s 8 t a r t in g a t $ 7 .95

All for only $11 991-2550

fJtizare Memorial Home, Inc.V Joseph. M. Nazare, Manager

r 403 Ridge Road Lyndhurst, NJ 07071

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G eo rg e E. A n d erso n , 87. o f N orth A rlin g to n , d ied M a rc h 6. 1997 at hom e.

H e w as a n a tiv e o f K earny and l iv e d in N o r th A r l in g to n fo r 56 years,

M r. A n derson *vas a sa lesm an w ith th e M o saic T ile o f N ew Je rsey in F a irfie ld fo r ten y e a rs b e fo re re tir ­ing 25 y ea rs ago.

He w as a m em b e r o f the N ew Je r­sey D istrict E ig h t N o rth A rlin g to n L o d g e 271 F& A M .

H e is su rv iv ed by sons. G eo rg e E. Jr. o f R u th e rfo rd . D r. A llan R. o f O ak land . A rthu i R o f S ou th C a ro ­lina and E d w ard W o f C ressk ill; s is ­ter, M rs. E lean o r H o ff o f O h io ; 13 g ran d c h ild re n an d 13 g re a t-g ra n d ­c h ild ren .

In term en t w as in A rling ton C e m ­etery , N orth A rling ton .

Parow F uneral H om e. N orth A r­lin g to n . w as in c h a rg e o f a rra n g e ­m ents.

M rs. M artha H urley (nee S tetson), 80 , d ied M arch 9, 1997 at T riang le H osp ice, N orth C aro lina.

S h e w as a fo rm er L y ndhurst res i­d e n t an d sp e n t h e r la te r y e a rs in C h ap el H ill, N orth C arolina.

M rs. H u rle y w o rk e d as a fu ll ch arg e b o o k k eep er for m any years, re tirin g in 1978.

She w as p re-d eceased by h e r h u s­b a n d F ra n c is X ., S r. an d b ro th e r, G eo rg e S tetson .

S h e is su rv iv ed by h e r son , F rancis X ., Jr. o f N o rth C a ro lin a ; s is te rs , Jo an M an u el o f M e tu ch en , H elen E sposito o f L yndhurst; b ro ther, R ob­e r t C l is s a n d g r a n d d a u g h te r s , E lisabeth and R ita H urley.

Burial w as in N orth C arolina.M em orial d o n a tio n s m ay be

m ade to the T rian g le H osp ice, At The M eadow lands. 1001 C orporate

D rive. H illsb o ro u g h . N C 27278.

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PAROWF u n e r a l H o m e , I n c .

S e r i /u u j u w y r e l i g io n

H l-n r y S. P a r o w , ManagerDknisk E. P a r o w . Director ■ E l i z a b e t h P a r o w , Director

185 R idge Road ■ North A rlington

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19 LINCOLN AVENUE. RU TH ER FO R D , N J 0 7 0 7 0

Newly expanded parking facilities

J Q U T * WALTER ft CALHOUN ill MANAGER

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Lay Cibeles123 Ridge Road Lyndhurst, NJ

FUNERAL LUNCH$8.95 per person

complete lunch menu including coffee & dessert

F u n e r a l B r u n c h A c c o m m o d a t i o n s

At this difficult time we will do all your complete luncheon planning (a variety o f items available).

Please call for information

4 4 0 B e lle v ille P ike N o rth A rlin g to n

Only one block from9 9 1 -8 1 6 7 Holy Cross Cemetary

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J o a n S t r a u bM rs. Joan D. S trau b (n ee D unne),

o f N orth A rling ton , d ied M arch 6, 1997.

S he w as p re-d eceased by h e r h u s­b an d Raym ond.

She is su rv ived by d au g h te r L aura J a n e D o la n ; m o th e r , C a th e r in e D unne; sisters, K ath ry n T yrre ll and M a rily n K ie ly ; b ro th e r , R ic h a rd ; g ra n d c h i ld re n , D a n ie l a n d C a tie D o lan and m any n iec e s an d n e p h ­ews.

S erv ices w ere h e ld at O u r Lady Q ueen o f P eace C h u rch w ith in te r­m en t in H oly C ross C em etery .

M em orial d o n a tio n s can be m ade to S t J o s e p h ’s S c h o o l, 3 0 5 E lm S treet, O radell, NJ 07649 .

Parow F uneral H om e, N orth A r­ling ton , w as in ch a rg e o f a rran g e ­m ents.

E i l e e n F o g a r t yM rs. E ileen Fogarty , 72 , o f N orth

A rlin g to n , d ied M arch 3, 1997 at

hom e.B o rn in P a s s a ic , sh e l iv e d in

H asbrouck H eights b efo re m o v in g to N orth A rling ton 38 y ea rs ago.

M rs. F ogarty w as a b o o k k eep er w ith the law firm o f K och, K och & B en n ett in K eam y fo r 25 years.

She is su rv ived b y h e r h u sband Jo sep h ; sons, Ja m e s , M ich ae l, Jo ­sep h , T h o m as and P a trick ; d a u g h ­ter, Patric ia ; bro ther. Jam es W alsh; s ister, M rs. P atric ia K norr and five g ran d ch ild ren .

S erv ices w ere h e ld in O u r L ady Q ueen o f Peace C h u rch . N orth A r­ling ton .

Parow Funeral H om e, N orth A r­lin g to n , w as in ch a rg e o f a rran g e ­m en ts.

Prayer to St. Ju deTo be said in g rea t affliction, or when

o ne s e e m s to be deprived of all visible help, or tor c a se s desp a ired of

Most holy Apostle St. Jude , faithful ser- v an tan d friend of J e s u s , the nam e ofthe traitor who delivered th e beloved M aster into th e h a n d s of H is en e m ie s , h a s ca u sed you to b e forgotten by m any but the Church honors and invokes you uni­versally a s the patron of hopeless ca ses , of things desp a ired of. P ray for m e who am so miserable; m ake u se I implore you, of this particular privilege accorded to you, to bring visible and sp ee d y help w here help is alm ost despaired of C om e to my a s s is ta n c e in this g re a t need tha t I may receive th e co n so la tio n s and help of Heaven in all my necessities, tribulations and sufferings particularly (here m ake your request) and tha t I m ay b less God with you and all the elect forever, I prom ­ise you, O B lessed S t Ju d e , to b e ever mindful of this great favor and I will never c e a s e to honor you a s my special and powerful patron and to do all in m y power to encourage devotion to you. Amen

L.C.

Senior Service Line by Matilda Charles

T H E P E R F E C T T R A P: A friendsays her 72-year-old uncle and his 60 ish -year o ld wife m oved to a retirem ent community in the south and now. a year later, they feel they 're trapped in a luxurious n ight­mare

As my friend notes: Everything is perfect. Just as they were told it would be when they were first intro­duced to the community. The pair had said for years they wanted out o f Chicago’s cold winters and into a place where the grass is green all year (and someone else mows it). Now they have that perfectly m anicured lawn to look at i2 months a year. They wanted security. Well, actually, what they wanted were safe streets. Now they have no streets to speak of; just ribbons of asphalt separated by wide swaths o f green.

In short, the community has e v e ry ­thing promised in the brochure. So. there arc no complaints on that score What these two are unhappy about is what the comm unity doesn 't have. They say there is so much ‘‘sam e­ness’’ everyw here Nothing changes. Seasons d o n ’t change. T he view doesn’t change. People don’t change. There a ren 't enough political differ­ences am ong the population to m ake life interesting. And, there are no young people except for those who . visit "the old folks." For a couple whose lives were continually on the edge o f change, they feel now they’re caught in molasses; it’s sweet, but it traps you in place.

This is no isolated case o f urban­ites finding how true it is to be wary o f what you wish for, because you may get it.

I’d appreciate hearing from people who m ade the move into retirem ent com m unities and how they adjusted to their new lives.

A B IG G E R H E A D A C H E : I f your docto r has p rescribed daily doses o f aspirin for cardiovascular problem s, be careful about how m uch alcohol you drink. The Journal o f the Am erican M edical Association a few;' years ago reported on a study show­ing that people who take aspirin aft|t then drink alcohol may find they 're drunker than they expected to be. Aspirin appears to affect an enzyme that prevents alcohol absorption, allow ing m ore alcohol lo enter the bloodstream . Women, who already have lower levels o f this enzyme even without drinking, are aOactefi even m ore dramatically if they take aspirins and drink.

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T h e N o rth w e s t N ew J e rse y R e ­g io n al W o m e n 's C e n te r, at C e n te ­n a ry C o l le g e , h a s r e v i s e d i ts w o m e n 's legal r igh ts in N ew Jersey b ook let n ew ly re titled , “ W hat T o Do I f .” T he b o o k le t is av a ilab le to all New Jerseyans.

“ W hat T o D o I f .” co n ta in s in fo r­m ation in o rd in a ry lan g u ag e on to p ­ics o f c o m m o n co n cern . T o p ics a d ­v ise a w om an w hat to d o if she n eeds a law yer, i f she w ish es to c h an g e her

We w an t y o u r newsH aving a b ab y ? P lan n in g a w e d ­

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L y n d h u r s t - M o d e m t h r e e r o o m s ,S550 + utilities

L y n d h u rs t - M o d e r n 3 r o o m s w e x t r a l a r g e s t o r a g e r o o m $600 + utilities

L v 'N D H l iR S T * F u l l y f u r n is h e d 3 r o o m s w i t h a t t i c s t o r a g e . A l l u t i l i t i e s i n c l u d e d .S625

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L y n d h u rs t - B r i g h t c o z y f o u r r o o m s , c a r p e t i n g . A / C $650 + utilities

L y n d h u rs t - F o u r m o d e r n r o o m s . N e a r N Y b u s & t r a i n .$750 + utilities

L Y N D H U R S T - H u g e f o u r r o o m s w l a r g e c e n t e r h a l l . A t t i c s t o r a g e . I ' s c o f y a r d . I o v e l y a r e a . $850 + utilities

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n am e, if h e r p a rtn e r is abusive , i f she w an ts a separa tion o r d iv o rce , i f her sp o u se is not ab id in g by a d iv o rce ju d g m en t, i f she is h arassed on the jo b , i f she faces h o m elessn ess o r ten ­an t p ro b lem s, if she n eed s to m ak e a w ill and o th e r a reas o f co n cern . P er­tin en t te lep h o n e n u m b ers a ro u n d the sta te are p ro v id ed in the b o o k le t 's A pp en d ix .

I h e 6 0 -p ag e b o o k le t is ava ilab le

O rg an iza tio n s m ay p u rch ase in bulk at specia l rates.

“ W hat T o D o If..." w as p rep ared b y p rac tic in g N ew Jersey a tto rn ey s , w h o v o lu n te e r in th e W o m e n s C e n te r’s legal in fo rm atio n c lin ic.

F o r m o re i n f o r m a t io n , c a ll (9 0 8 )8 5 2 -9 3 6 5 o r w rite to the N o rth ­w est NJ W o m e n 's C en ter. C en tenary C o l le g e . 4 0 0 J e f f e r s o n S t r e e t , H acke ttstow n . N J 07840 .

for $6 p e r co p y p lu s $2 .25 postage.

C ham ber o f C om m erce w el­com es new est m em bers

T h e B oard o f D irec to rs o f the W est H udson S ou th B ergen C h am b er o f C o m m e rc e s e rv in g F a s t N e w a rk . H arrison , K earny , N orth A rling ton and L y n d h u rst a n n o u n ce the fo llo w ­ing n ew m em bers: Paul and Jeanette K earny . P .J.K . Sales. Inc Lyndhurst. (A u to m o tiv e C h e m ic a ls ) - M arie l .la in e Y a c c a rio n o . M ich ae lan g e lo F n te rp r ise s , Inc.. N orth A rling ton . (H a ir A r t is try ) - V a le rie lac o n io . N ails on Fop, N orth A rling ton (N ail S a lo n ) - T h o m a s S o c h a , F d w ard s S u p er F ood S to res, N orth A rlington an d L y n d h u rs t - C h a r lie C aram es,

D V F , B o g o ta - L o u is R ea le , First O p t io n H e a l th C a r e - M ic h a e l A n to n e lli , M ich ae l A n to n e lli Real I s ta te . K ea rn y - S u san M cC u rrie . F sq u ire , M c C u rrie , M c C u rrie and M cC urrie , K earny. A tto rn ey ’s O ffice - Susan A lygad . F rien d s and Fam ily R estau ran t, K earny (F am ily R estau ­ran t) - C h ris tin e M arques . D eV ote . K e a rn y ( N a i l S a lo n ) - M a ria M a rq u e s , A B C W o rd P ro c e s s in g C e n te r . K e a rn y (O f f ic e S e rv ic e s . R esum es, e tc )

For in fo rm atio n ca ll 941-5600 .

F o r m o r e i n f o r m a t i o n ca\\ u s a t 201- 4 8 2 - 4 0 4 4 f o r d e c o r a t i n g i d e a s o r a f r e e i n h o m e a p p o i n t m e n t

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9

Real E s ta te C lassifiedsA p a r t m e n t s f o r r e n t

N u t l e yGarden Setting

S u p e r b l y p r e p a r e d i m m a c u l a t e i & 2 B R A n t s , n e s t l e d i n q u i e t c o u n t r y - l i k e l a n d s c a p e , h v e r y a p t . a g e m w i t h l o c a t i o n t o m a t c h , h a s v

a c c e s s t o N Y C b u s a n d a l l c o n v e n i e n c e s o l c i t y l i v i n g .

A l l n e w k i t c h e n s a n d n e w a p p l i a n c e s . G o o d c l o s e t s ,

g l e a m i n g h a r d w o o d f l o o r s . O n - s i t e p a r k i n g , g a r a g e s ,

l a u n d r i e s . W e l l m a i n t a i n e d , i n t e l l i g e n t l y m a n a g e d w i t h

y o u i n m i n d . ( N o P e t s )( > n - S i t e R e n t a l O f f i c e

O ri \ 7 l > v \ s C \ n 6 6 7 - 0 1 7 6

K k a r n y

A r l in g t o n S e c t io nf o u r r o o m s . 2 n d f l o o r .

1 b e d r o o m $ 6 1 0 , H e a t & H o t W a t e r

S u p p l i e d .N o p e t s , o n e m o n t h s e c u r i t y

A v a i l a b l e A p r i l 1 5 .Call 991-5452

________ 4|)in-8pm________

N o h ii i A r l i n g t o n

( N e a r R i d g e R o a d )S i x l o o m s ( 2 b e d r o o m s ) ,

w a l l - t o - w a l l c a r p e t i n g , o n f i r s t f l o o r . N o p e t s .

$ 8 7 5 t u t i l i t i e s . W a s h e r - d r y e r h o o k - u p .

1 1 /2 m t h s e c u r i t y . Call 438-6729

I , \ M IN I HMF u rn ish ed .1 room a p a rtm en t. A-t I -

u tilities included . W all to w all c a rp e tin g , air c o n d itio n in g . Cab!A, N ear tra n sp o rta tio n . S750 a m onth .

( a ll W -4 7 3 1 ) . 43S -S 019

I , \ N D I I l 'R S T

4 l a r g e c l e a n , c l e a n r o o m s , ' i n c . h & l i w $ 8 5 0

N o r t h A k i . im ; i o n 4 l a r g e s u p e r m o d e r n r o o m s ,

w a s h e r , d r y e r s e t - u p , p a r k i n k , $ 8 5 ( 1 + utilities

K t I t i t R I O U I )

4 r o o m s w i t h b e a t $ 6 7 5

( 'all R .C .A . Agency 933-2244

I a m h i i k s i

M o d e r n 1 b e d r o o m a p t . H e a t & H o t W a t e r i n c l u d e d .

B l o c k f r o m N Y C ' t r a i n . $ 7 0 0 / m o n t h

C all 507- 9775 1

Houses for sale

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Three bedroom house w ith deck & patio.L iving room w ith fireplace. D ining room , eat-in kitchen, 1 hath.

$ 155,000 or best reasonable offer.Inspection Sat & Sun M arch 15&16

10 a.m . - 5 pm.H o u s e w in . be so i.d by S u n d ay n ig h t t o t h e iiig h e s i b id d e r*

201-997-3411*s u b je e t to b id d in g rules & se ller ap p ro va l

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All real estate advertising in this news­

paper is subject to the Federal Fair

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tention to make any such preference, lim ita tio n or d isc rim ina tio n ' th is

newspaper will not knowingly accept any adve rtisem ent for real estate

which is in violation of the law Our readers are hearby informed that all dwellings advertised in this newspa­per a re a v a ila b le on an e qua l

opporutnity basisTo complain of discrimination call HUD

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N o r t h A r l i n g t o n

M a r c e l l a k e s K s t a t e s . D i n g m a n F e r r y . I ’ A l A c r e L o t c u l v s a c

I ’ r i v a t e c o m m u n i t y a l l y e a r r o u n d . S u r r o u n d e d b y N a t i o n a l f o r e s t . W a t e r a n d s e w a g e . $ 1 4 , 0 0 0 n e g .

____________________ Call 935-7808___________ .

C a r l s t a d t - 639 Sixth Street Open House, Sunday, 1 to 3 p.m.

"Irish Spring ( 'lean"R a n c h w / 3 b e d r o o m s . 1 1 / 2 t i l e b a t h s , l i v i n g r o o m , d i n i n g

r o o m , k i t c h e n & f u l l b a s e m e n t . V a c a n t . T a x e s u n d e r $ 2 , 4 0 0 Now only $179,900

IT . I .W O O D s . n e w , i n c . Realtors ■ 201-939-8000

46 Chestnut St. ■ R utherford , N.lS e n m u the- R u th e r fo rd S. He m e n A rea s in ce l ‘>2‘>

©tirHr © U n it h N

F a x y o u r a d r e q u e s t to :

L e a f le r C la s s i f i e d s , 4 3 8 - 9 0 2 2

Home Im provem ents Services | Paper Hanging I R o o f in g I WantedR alph A. G io rd an o

BERGEN ESSEX CONTRACTORS E s ta b lish e d 1960 93 3 -4 1 6 9

•A ll types o f h o m e im p ro v em en ts •S id in g s , a lu m in u m & vinyl •A ttic s & b asem en ts •A d d itio n s & a lte ra tio n s •A n d e rso n & Pella w in d o w in sta llers •V in y l rep lacem en t w in d o w s •R o o fin g , res id en tia l & co m m erica l

153 Sanford Ave._____________ l.yndhurst, NJ

Sliva’s CarpentryAlternations & additons

C apen ters/M asons F re e e s tim a te s

Call John 2 0 1 ) 9 9 1 - 8 2 8 5

9 9 8 -1 8 5 9(201) (20 1 )

Ceramic Tile

A . T u r i e l l o & S o n H om e Im provem ents •Additions-Alterations •Kitchens-Basements •Vinyl-Aluminum Sidings

•Vinyl Replacement WindowsSteel Doors-Gutters Decks-Awnings

F r e e E s tim a te s ! C a l l 4 38-3663

Injured - 5*6-4567

W e R e p a i r . . . .•W ash e rs•D ry ers•R efrig era to rs•F reeze rs•A ir C o n d itio n e rs

E. Crossley & Son Service 667-9278

E xpansion H ome I mprovementS id in g , ad d itio n s,

k itch en s , b a th ro o m s, deck s, m asonry ,

com plete renovations, w in d o w s, d o o rs, &

b asem ents.

(201) 288-5380

M ik e ’s A ll S easo n s R e p la c e m e n t

W in d o w s•Tilt-in for easy cleaning ■Maintenance ■Double insulated glass 'Any shape, size or style •One day installation

Free estimates Fully insulated4 3 8 -0 3 5 5

J & 1. A tw ell S id ing & R ep lacem ent

W indow s F re e e s tim a te s F u lly in su re d

998-6236

Genna T ileComplete Bathroom

Modernizing

So job too “small " or loo "big "6 6 1-5172

N e e d a r o o m ( s )

W ALLPAPERED?

callA l B a r t k o40 yrs. experience

472-1489No jo b loo small

RDS Construction■ R o o f i n g

■ S i d i n g ■ D e c k s

Residential specialistsx estimates Fully insured

939-7440

Plum bing

R e m o d e lin g

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 in d o w s & R o o f R e p a i r s

N o jo b to o sm all. F ree es tim ates. Fully

insu red . C a ll P h il C in o , 583-9261

Zadroga RemodelingQuality is our main concern

❖ D ecks ❖ Siding❖ S hee trock &

sp ack lin g❖ V inyl rep lacem en t

w indow s❖ D oors-T rim w ork ❖ G eneral carp en try

repa irsF r e e E s t im a te s

Fully in su re d 9 9 8 -0 1 2 1

J .W . Burns & Sons O il Co.

Fuel Oil Plumbing, Heating,

Emergency: •B oiler Replacement •W ater Heater

Replacement •Boiler Repair (Oil,

Gas)•Drain Cleaning J a m e s W . B u rn s 11 NJ Plumbing Lie # 7020

991-0331

B ring it inA lu m in u m , Brass,

C o p p er, Lead and Iron.

Kearny Scrap Me ml 478 Schuyler A ve,

Kearny

McGuire A L S o n s

R o o f i n g : Flat - S h in g le s -R u b b er

C a r p e n t r y &SHEETROCK

I n t e r io r - E x t e r io r P a in t in g

Call anytime! 201-955-2520

Toll free: 1-888-955-2520

Beeper: 393-7527

1

W A N T E DO ld toy trains

L io n el, Ives. Flyer, e tc . C o llec to r pays

c razy prices! 652-0767

D r i v e r / L i m oN e w J e r s e y 's f a s te s t g ro w in g

lim o c o m p a n y s e e k s 5 0 fu ll a n d p a r t t im e d r iv e r s . M a k e u p to $ 1 ,0 0 0 p e r w e e k . W il l t r a in . I n te r v ie w s w i l l b e c o n d u c te d o n M o n d a y b e tw e e n 9

a .m . anc. I [> m . . ..II .a- s to p in:

G A R D E N S T A T E L IM O89 R idge R oad

N. A rlin g to n201-997-7368 ext. 621

Tow T ri ck O perator

F / T P o s i t i o n s F x p . o n l v &

C le a n D / l . C D L & M e c h a n i c a l

s k i l l s a +S a l . + b e n e f i t s ( a l l 939-8647

(M on.-Fri 8:30-6:30)

Health Care

MillsDrywall

Sh eetro ck in g T ap in g C oating

. Fully Insured.

C all 997-5127

Hom e HealthAides

A v a i l a b l e F / T . P / 1 \ L i v e - i n

S tee le 's H elp in g H ands. Inc.

933-3451

E l e c t r i c a l

Part t im e A ssemble W ork (light)H a s t R u t h e r f o r d . F l e x i b l e h o u r : .

I d e a l f o r p a r e n t w i t h s c h o o l a g e c h i l d r e n .

W o r k a b o u t 2 0 - 3 0 h o u r s a w e e k .

F or more info phone M r. Gibney (201) 473-3200

Cleaning

M asonry

C oncrete-BrickPorches • Steps

Brick Veneer Sidewalks • Patios

Stucco • Walls • Dccks Free estimates

Call M&M anytime

998-4831

F o tr X Fot r

C l e a n i n g S e r v i c e

H o m e & O f f i c e C l e a n i n g . W i n d o w s 896-8658

Karas & SonPlum bing & H eating•Bathroom & Kitchen •Installations •Steam & Hot Water •Heating•Electric Sewer & Drain Cleaning

•W ater Heaters •Sum p Pumps

485-4606991-0127

NJ Lie « 6171 A 146

That w ou ld m ake a great s tory ! "

F ax y o u r n ew s a n d id ea s to

J o ly n C a r n e r , E d i to r

43 8 -9 0 2 2

Haff Electric Inc.

h'.lcctrtcal ( 'ontracton

Industria l C om m erc ia l

R esiden tial W iring

998-8656

S m s n u n e Crossing G i'ards f h e B o r o u g h o f N o r t h A r l i n g t o n is

a c c e p t i n g a p p l i c a t i o n s f o r t h e p o s i t i o n o f S u b s t i t u t e C r o s s i n g G u a r d .

A p p l i c a t i o n s a v a i l a b l e a t N o r t h A r l i n g t o n P o l i c e D e p a r t m e n t .

2 1 4 R i d g e R o a d . N o r t h A r l i n g t o n u n t i l M a r c h 1 9 . 1 9 9 7 .

N o t e l e p h o n e c a l l s p le a s e .

D riversSC H O O L V E H IC L E S )

M ale or F emale To drive oi r

C A R S A N D W A G O N S

PART TIM E

All ap p lican ts m ust h av e a goo d d riv ing

record . W e w ant d ep en d ab le w orkers

to w ork several houra each day. T his is an

ex cellen t oppo rtu n ity to supp lem ent your

incom e. Hom em akers and retirees are

welcome.C a ll 9 98-4800

Landscap ingK e e p it G re e n L a n d s c a p in gA ll p h ases o f

- landscap ing . L icen sed — I n s u re d

Free estimates.

G arden Landscape 1S p rin g c lean u p s j

F ertiliz in g C u ttin g law ns S h ru b s, M ulch —

939-2606 1

Tree Service

Forest Tree ServiceH i g h e s t q u a l i t y , p r o f e s s i o n a l t r e e

w o r k a t v e r y c o m p e t i t i v e r a t e s .

Free estimates Fully insuredC all C lav :i 939-6044

A n . J e rs e y T re e E x p e r ts

P ro fess io n a l Trek W ork a t a Yerv

Com petitive Rate I rec Estimates Fully Insured935-2131

F a x y o u r c l a s s i f i e d

a d t o .438-9022^

L \ n h r w s tS \ io n

eeking manicurist & hairdresser with

a following.Call 933-1020

S a l e s p e r s o n Full &. part tim e

positions for ex p e ri­en ced salespeople . Positions include 2

n igh ts and Saturday.A pply in person

M ACE BROTHERS F urn itu re - 512

Kearny Ave., Kearny

N ursery Schools I Child Care

T od Soil • Patios/Walks Retaining Walls • Backhoe Service • Spring Cleanups

Lawn Cutting A n d r ie i.l o L a n d s c a p e C o n s t r u c t io n

201-939-7308

L y n J h u r s t

‘D s y w r e C e D t e ?1 5 7 L a fa y e t t e P la c e

L yn d h u rst, N J 7a- 4 3 8 - 6 3 6 0 7a-

S e r v in g t h e w o r k in g c o m m u n it y

f o r o v e r 3 0 y e a r s !

Open daily from 7 a.m. to6 p.m.

. - r e - Open all year! C o m p u te r P ro g ra m r ' _ _ _ _ _P ro c la m a t io n

W hereas, o u r society has b e c o m e increasing ly d ep en d en t on v a rio u s h o u se h o ld and industria l ch em icals lhal c o m p rise th e sp ace -ag e m ate ri­a ls su rro u n d in g us and that sav e lab o r and tim e;

andW hereas, th ese p ro d u cts , in clu d in g the p a ten t

d ru g s used to en su re h ea lth and susta in life, w hen n o t used as d irec ted o r in tended , can he

h azard o u s o r fata l; and W hereas, th ese c h em ica ls and su b stan ces are

too o ften access ib le to y o u n g ch ild ren w ho are not aw are o f th e ir p o ten tia l d a n g e r, and

W hereas, o v e r h a lf o f accid en ta l p o iso n in g s w hich o ccu r each year h ap p en to ch ild ren u n ­

der five years o f age; and W hereas , the State D e p artm en t o f H ealth has

been w o rk in g w ith its local g o v e rn m en t c o u n ­terp arts and S ta tew id e o rg an iz a tio n s includ ing the N ew Jersey P h arm aceu tical A ssociation , the N ew Jersey C h ap te r o f th e A m erican A cadem y o f Ped iatrics , the N ew Je rse y C h ap te r o f the A m erican C o lleg e o f E m erg en cy P hysicians, Ihe M edical S o c iety o f N ew Jersey , the A c a d ­em y o f M ed ic in e o f N ew Jersey and the N ew Jersey S o ciety o f H o sp ita l P h arm acis ts on p ro- g ram s that in fo rm c itizen s abou t the h azards

o f accid en ta l p o iso n in g ; and W hereas, the N ew Je rse y Poison In to rm atio n

and E d u catio n System is a poison con tro l and d ru g in fo rm a tio n p ro g ram th a t p ro v id es se r­v ices to the res id en ts and health p ro fess io n a ls o f ev e ry co u n ty on a 2 4 -h o u r basis, 7 days a w eek; th ro u g h th e to ll free te lep h o n e n u m b er -

1-8UO-POISON-I;N o w , T h e re fo re , S ta te o t New Je rse y , I,

L eonard R. K aiser, d o h e reb y proclaim M arch 17 - 2 3 ,1997 a s Poison P reven tion W'eek in N ew Jersey , and u rg e all c itizen s to take th is o p p o r­tun ity to m ak e th eir h o m es as safe as p ossib le and to co rrec t any p o ten tia lly d an g e ro u s s itu a ­

tions.

L eonard R. K aiser, M ayor D ated: F eb ru ary 21, 1997

Published: M arch 13, 1997Fee: $56 .00___________________________________

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S a i .e s /R e i m i - A n e k n o o n s i i i i t S u p e r v i s o r needed to m anage a s ta ff o f 10 peop le for large retail bakery. M u st have p rev io u s m a n a g e r ia l e x p e rie n c e . M ust be w illing to lead and instruct

th rough ex am p le . M ust be able to m o tiv a te and deligate. H o u rs : 1 p .m . to 9 p .m . H o l id a y s * W eekends.P lease call 4 3 8 -8 5 0 0 o r fill out an application at

____________M azurs B akerv. 323 R idge Road, Lyndhurst

L o v i m ; N a n n y f o r h a p p y 1 - y e a r - i k l c h i l d , l i v e - i n o t

o u t , M - F , l i g h t h o u s e k e e p i n g , e n e r g e t i c n o n -

s r n o k e r , m u s t h a v e g o o d r e f e r e n c e s

C a l l 4 6 0 - 3 5 7 4 . - v e n in g s b e t . 7 & 9 p m o r w e e k e n d s

Misc. For Sale

M ar. 29, A pr. 6 E as te r Show

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A p ril 2 B eau ty & th e B east

A p ril 4 V ic to r V ic to ria

A p ril 5 h an to m o f the O p era

A p ril 11 T h e K ing & 1

A p ril 13 - A p ril 17 Las V egas G etaw ay

A p ril 26 C h icago

A p ril 29 Les M ise rab le s o r

M iss S a igon

M ay 14-M ay 25 A lpine Holiday

J u n e 1 ( , m in im a Sylvia’s

F u n e ra l

J u n e 8 Lilly L a n g try

J u n e 29 to J u ly 3 W iklwood V acation

D esks U nlim ited at M ace B rothers Computer workstations starting at $207.48-inch

computer desks starting at S359. We ako have computer armories & computer roll top desks starting at Si ,099.

3% sales tax. Visa, Mastercard & Discover. MACE BROTHERS FURNITURE

512 Keamy Ave. Keamy

Lim ited Seats Book Early

All o f th e above in c lu d e O rc h e s tr a

S e a ts , D in n e r, T ran sp o rta tio n ,

T axes, an d T ip for D in n e r

Indiv iduals o r G roups

C a ll f o r in fo r m a tio n

998-1268

W anted to buy

G arage Sale

M o v i n g - V a r i o u s I t e m s

4 4 2 P o s t A v e . , L y n d h u r s t

S u n d a y , M a r c h 16, 19 97

11 a .m . to 3 p .m .

A n t i q u e s

and good quality m ahogany furniture.

D esks, carved furniture, silver,

oriental rugs, jew elry , ch in a & glassw are.C all F ran: 998-

3014 or 998-8959

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Serving ages 6 weeks to 5 years

1 S T 1T he Jun io r L eague o l B ergen C oun ty

w ill aw ard a SI .000 sch o la rsh ip to a c o l­lege bound B ergen C o u n ty h igh school sen io r w ho has d em o n s tra ted a c o m m it­m ent to volun tary co m m u n ity activ ities. All public and p riva te h ig h schoo l se ­niors are e lig ib le , e x c lu d in g ch ild ren o f Jun io r League o f B ergen C o u n ty m em ­bers. The w in n er w ill be a n n o u n ced in M ay. A pp lica tio n s m ust be rece iv ed by M arch 22. Call 4 4 7 -2 2 9 2 fo r m ore in ­fo rm ation

\ - t S M A L L W O N D E R

' j is having an open house!1 Come & see our brand new

JT state-of-the-art facility & outdoor playground. Join us on March 22 from 1 to 3 p.m.

at 9 Forest Ave. North Arlington...and of course,

children are welcome!

F le a M a r k e t

F renc h F lea M arkeiS a t u r d a y , M a r c h 2 2 , 1 0 a . m . - 4 p . m .

P i e r r e p o n t S c h o o l 7 0 [• '. P i e r r e p o n t A v e . . R u t h e r f o r d

A n t i q u e s , t o y s , g i f t s . j e w l e r y& F r e n c h C a t e _ _

SHERIFF S NOTICESUPER IORCjOUR T

.ION

O rdinanceAn Oidinance lo Amend «nd Supple­ment the ( ode of the Borough of Ru- therford by adding Chapter 6JA fcn- mlcd Numbering of Buildings and Loti"Summary Statement

An ordinance requiring the numbermg of all dwelling*, house*. notes ot other building* in conformity with meet nurnben eitablisbed by ihe Bor­ough 91 1 Coordination and the proper ditplay of a*signed number*Natfee

The foregoing oidinance wa* intro­duced ai ■ regular meeting of the Mayor and Council of the Borough of Ruther­ford in the County of Bergen, New Jet tey, held March 4. 1997 and will be fur­ther comidered fot final passage after public hearing at a regular meeting of uid Mayor and Council to be held in the Municipal Building in Hid Borough on April I. 1997 at 8 pm

Mary P Kriston. Borough Clerk

Dated March 5. 1997 Rutherford. NJ

A copy of thi* ordinance may be ob- tamed without co*t between the hour* of* 30 ani and 4 30 pm at the office of the Borough Clerk. 176 Park Avenue, Rutherford, NJ

published March I J. 1997u u i --------------

SHEHIFFS NOTICE

CHANCERY 0 VISION BERGENCOUNTYDOCKET NO F WS*Rot ween PI a ini I If r Ir sj Nationwide Mortgage Corpora lion, a Delaware Corpora-

Wrilol. SternLeylnlN293 EisenhowtSVky Ste &Q

writ lo me directed and deli­vered, I have levied upon and

al two o'clock In Ihe alter..oon. f c ri „ . « « * iis located in the Borough o North Arlinplpn. County ol

Bergen and slate ol New,e,,rrS commonly known as 36 Renner Place. North Arlington, New JerseyIt is known and desig­nated as Block 137. Lot

The dimensions are ap­proximately feet wlC,e bv 96 leel long , .Nearest cross street jate on Ihe northwest *.,v line ol Renner Place, 460 85 leel trom the easl- erly line of SchuylerAvenueTogether w

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O rdinance No. 1685An Ordinance lo Supersede all Previ ou* Salary Ordinance* Pertaining lo the Following Title* of Various Employee* of the Borough of North Arlington

Approved by Mayor and Council

Published March II, 1997Fee S3 SO_________________

ith all and slngy- liberhes, Privi-

belonging or in anywise apper- the reversion and

' place unto, —n of

SHEHIFF S NOTICESUPERIOR COURT

DOCKET n8 FN79 96 Between Plaintiff. Nor west Mortgage Inc A California Corp and Defendant Charles carpenfer El Ais Civil Action Wr il ol E xccu,0° Stern. L avinlhai.Noryaardi Daly

293Elsenhower Pky Sle.300 Livingston NJ07M9 By virtue ot Ihe above staledwrit lo me directed and deli­vered, I have leved upon and will expose lor sale at public vendue al the Sheriff s Ollice in the CitvolHacfcensacr Wednesday, a I two o'clock ii prevailing limeThe properly lo be sold is located m Ihe Borough o East Ruther lor d. Counlv ol Bergen and Slate ol New

Jersey , . _ „II is commonly known as >04 Hoboken Road East Rutherlord. New Jersey, but assessed as 302 Hobo­ken Road East Rulher lord. New Jersey It is known and d_esignaied as BIock 37,T ot 1J The dimensions are ap­proximately ?8 leel wide bv 83 feel long Nearest cross street Siiu

from the westerly line ol Windsor Avenue Prior lien(s) None... with all and sinyi; ighls, liberties privi-

SHERIFF S NOTICE

CHAh

, Ap?i?2.r$97 n the afternoon.

Togelher with all and ■si the rights, liberties . leges, hereditaments and apV..1________ ihMMm i

National ?ommuni 1 v Bari*-

Writ ot £xecuttonFrancis J, DeVito 661 Mam Street Hackensack, N J 07601 Bv virtue ol the above s'atcd

will expose ?or sale at ^ub vendue at the Shor'd s O'l ce Ihe CltvotH s c V09/

pr" I I I T " e«r,,ln ir.rf *parcel ol land and prcr^ jses S'luate tvnfl •?p.5ipr“ for'd,eCoun?v ol Bergen an<:

known as 50 Summit Cros . K f e r d N e - J c n c . Together with all and s-nyu lar the rights, Shorties. P _

S S & J S S 1"'

estate, right, t He, ”J,SrcsL’„rt property, claim anddemand olIh* said delenda nt s of.in .to andout of the same, r'ay«nd»ati»n

SHERIFF S NOTICE

DOCK f t NO r

Ordinance No. 1687

X I itlcxof Vatu: oiougb ol N01

ilill Ch

vendue

•mic at Kank ^' ' 5? » P i e r ­

ian i Romanilalcd dell ,fd upon and

C-ivot Hackensack, on

'Thc°proKrW lo be sold is

ol Bergen, and l^e State ot tJS'i'S ’no if Blot"

?w’ll

e It

. . f 1607595 Between Plamtill Penn Fed erai Savings Bank. A USA Corporation and Defendant tdwir. Van Der Hool Et Als Civl Aclion- Writ ol E xecutionZuCker.Ooldbero.Becker 1 Ackerman

1139 Spruce pr POBpx 1W4 Moo nUim^e^NJ

XCM-32623 B v virtue ol the above stated writ lo me directed and deti vered, 1 have levied upon and will expose lor sale at public vendue al the Sheriff s Office in the City of Hackensack,_or

Sennit Cashier l\pistfla<

D;rncns 0ns 01 t^(farest Cross Woodland A ■■

. SLther lt

e sold tc - i.rst place un'o II the jum ot

Street commonly

a.enuc. RUTO'lo"’ N°* I«gS«r * l'h»»'in? "MH.

in anywise apper reversion and

foe. Interest, use.

Ip

out of the same be s

JI56.C,hCrK o t the purchase pricedthe lorm ol Ctrl1 . 2T

incesof record and iT^her^„. makes no. represen'alion* expressed or implied, as to the S l^ e V ^ n c u m b ra n c e s

right lo adiourn th'S sale troo'

CH 754412 Published March 6, I J. 20, 27. 1997

purlenances meteum,belonging or in anywise appertaining and the reversion and remainders, rents. I»»i«*s and profits thereof, an0 a estate, right, title, !nl« ----------Ih

remainders, rents. Issues and irofits thereof, ar>d also all the ■stale, right, title, mleresl. use iropertv, claim and demand ol .he said delendanls ol, in, to and oul 01 the same, be sold to pay and satis fy in the first Place unto •• - .id Plainlill the sum of14 22. with lawful interest

ra»hi» required aiti

^olrecora.nd-h.;;

S l t lW

Check 0 ..ne ol s»u c sold si

lecT lo’ al................... ...Ilf*mak« no represcn'anoi expressed or Implied, as to 1

on the properly whicn is 1 T . « . i i » ni th sa e Tl

Kef to alJ Her aricesof reco

...... saleshall be soJd sub lens and encum-ecor d and lh« Sher- Iff makes no represenlaliom expressed or implied, as to the existence, amount, or validity ol anv Hens and encumbrances on Ihe property which Is the subiect matter of this sale This?notice Is lurlher subiect to Con iiionsotSaleassel lot “ her Iff o f |

kublect mailer of th s sale This io (ice Is further subiect to Con- lltions of Sale as set forth by the Sheriff of Berwtn County^The Sherill reserves theright lo adlourn thls sale lrorri

« a iS lT .'« rs iT I» b » tn e Sheriff of pergjtn County.

lime toCH 754406

Published Feb 20, 27

The Shvrlfl reserves right lo adiourn this sale Ir time lo lime as provided by la> JACK TCO‘," kl,:

Hie

belonging o lainmg and ‘Ior ltrfhefcoirancl 'aVjo'i'ls a S ; .rJ % M * '3 5 r r ssi

M sS ? o f KIM

“?nr'or” r'J:'Sn»”

Of imiffia •• U«

r s s s i f c w vT he Sher id reserves the

? H 754411 Published Match f>. 13. 20 27. 1997

ivldcd by lav

PuiHipaJC leii Typist Uatrof Hue »!■< 700 00 After 1st year S28.I74MI Alter 2nd year JJO.il 3 00 Atler lid year $32,852 00

2nd year Sill 79 per hour3rd year SI I 62 per houi4th yeai $12 ISpet hour

$ ’J 41 pet h*»ui

Approved Leonard R Kaiser Attest Robert M Landolfi. Borough C'lerk Dated Match 11. I‘«7

Published Match 13, 1997

prevailing lime

Bergen. New Jersey Commonly known as 271 Feronia Way, Rutherford, New Jersey „ ,Tax Lot No 14 in Block 1*01Dimensions of Loi iap- proxiatetv) 33 65 leet wide bv 100 leet wide Nearest Cross Street Situ ate on the joulheaslertv s>de of Feronia way. 79 JO teet from the northeasterly side of Evans Avenue Together with all and slnfiu lar me nghis. liberties, privi leges hereditaments and ap purtenances thereuntobelonging or in anywise apper tamma and the reversion and remainders, rents, issues and profits thereof and also all ihe estate, right, title, interest use prooeriv, claim and demand ot the said delendanls of, m. lo ann• - ------ {>e sotd to pavirsl Place unto

...I the sum ot 1 lawful interest$77 95VI9' thereon.20‘o of the purchase price m Ihe lorm ol Certified Check or C asn is required at time ol sate Th- property shall be sold sub iec’ to all liens and encum­brances of record and the Sher id makes no representations expressed or implied, as to tne existence, amount, or validity of any liens and encumbrances on Ihe property which i*. ^ _. — . .. .f Ih 11a

frgen County ... ..lerid reserves the

CH> 54037stied Feb 20. 27, Mat 6, 13. 1997

THE LEADERPAGE 14- THURSDAY. MARCH 13.1997

l . e g i l N oticeUae VuiinctApplication with Site Plan Approval Addrett 101 Ridge RouJ Lyndhunt. New Jnwy 07071 Mock J). Lot 16

Please I tire Notice that at 8 pm on Wednesday. March 2<). IW7, in the Municipal Building located al Valiev Brook Avenue. Lyndhur»t. NJ a pub lie hearing of the Board of Adjustment m connection with a reijuest for a utc variance I hat we. Julie Mane iJoren and Richard M Diiren Jr be pcrmit- trd to eitabluh a restaurant with liquor In en%e at I'M Ridge Road. Lyndhunt. f,J 07i)7l which use it permitted but I,ir tubieel [-emites r«(uirt» a xtc plan approval and bulk variance! lor tide , did and a park mg variance lor off tile parking I he»e u»ei aie not permitted 111 thin /one under ( hapter XXI Otdi ii/irn r 1'X.I Article 21 Section 21-

C e r ti f ic a te o f R eco g n itio nWhereat John Moon will be honored by friendi and relative* al a party on

the occasion of hit With birthday on Sunday. February 16, IW . and Whereaa. he has demonstrated in countless ways his dedication to the wel­

fare of others and hu earned the respect and affection of people from all walks of life and all ages, and

Whereas, through the years he has consistently supported community protects and organi/ations

Now. therefore, by virtue of the authority vested in me as Mayor of the Bor­ough of North Arlington I do hereby deem it an honor and pleasure to extend this ( ertificate of Recognition to John Moon on the occasion of his 60th birth­day with sincete congratulations and best wishes for many mote happy pro­ductive years in the future and with thanks for the many contributions and services to our community

Now. therefore Be it f urther Resolved by virtue of the authority vested in me at Mayor of the Borough of North Arlington, I do hereby proclaim Mon­day February I 7. |«»7 as John Moon L»ay in the Borough of North Arlmg-

N o lic c o f H earing1 vndhunt Zoning Ordinance and the of ( all' tadt Planning Hoaul1 and 1 w Ait 1 hit application and file I’uhlit Noticr It herebv given lo all, . a.ailahlr lor intpection during nor 1 ifr vint that a Public Heanng will beinV uniting hours al thr 1 vndhunl held on March 24. 1W 7 at 7 10 pm atIt...ml of Adjuitincnt't office, llepatt- which 1irnc hearing on an applicationn.rni of Public Affam. 2M Sluyvesanl foi a Si ie Plan approval (together with\ . 4-1 ii ir. 1 vndhiittl NI 07071 a hulk variancn including variance for

Published Match II. 1W7letter m|<). on Mock 2. Loi 7. commonly

ai <>7S Patenon Avenue.1 it V'- 2K < arlttaiIt, New lertey. will be held

Pu b lic NoticeSaul iipplicauon and othet accompa-

lata it on file and available forSI' j.,M lit,,„lu.„i| ( „irin,final wiped ion in thf Municipal Building.

(lottingh of (arlitadt NewJervy priorCl. .c 1 ake ......e that the lo said meeting

‘! ",k'7 o m ' U,’.» ' iT 'T l l .a A l-.tpinnaa. l-.a<p, i, n.li nrut to r lie 1 bstl ii 1 /i 'Iiiiik Map Juan <rmlletmo 1 tpmota

Attorn.rvt lor ihe (iiand 1 mon 1 om

I'lilili.l,ed March H IW7............. "» 1 IT VI

ie Vanl^ rgil N oticr

: Application

.1 piopeitv known at Itloi

N otice of P u b lic H earing

an.l Milepoit iicui. Hudson le Public lleai

aucus Munici I I list Floor

>1 the |Nil)licol the Im

ir table will hr mv ited lo t|K-ak fust mi by the healing olVun Alin all 'tranti havespoken. all otliets with to speak will lie given theoppoitulo do to

• Sn t icrt New Joicy lui iitv PO Hot 1121. New I w Intrv OH'MH All comi

A d v e r t is e in t h e

c lo s s i f ic d s 1 E o c h 1 in c h b o x

c o s ts o n ly $ 6 '

C a ll 4 3 8 8 7 0 0

Address 61S - 2nd Block 16, l,ol 16

Please Take Notice thst at S pm on Wednesday. March 26. 1W7, in the Municipal Building located at Valley Brook Avenue. Lyndhurst NJ. a pub­lic hearing of the Lyndhurst Board of Adjustment in connection with a re­quest for a use variance, that I Albert and Deborah Alberti be permitted to extend the first floor of our home for additional living space loi expecting children (2nd floor to remain as is) in a one family lone This use is not per milted in this /one under Township OidinanceNo 2067 This notice it be­ing published pursuant lo the require­ments of the Township of I yndhurst and Ihe Land Use Au 1 he application and file is available foi inspection dui ing normal working hours, al the < on- ttiuction Department located at 2 ') Sluyvesant Avenue Lyndhurst NJ 07071

Alhril A Deboiah Albei

O rd in an ce N o. 2 78S-97An Ordinance lo Amend and Supple­ment the Cc4* of the Bortugh ot Ru­therford, Cbtput 126, Entitled "Ve­hicles and Traffic." Ordinance No 2140-74

Approved this 4th day of March 1997

Andrew E Bertone, Mayor

I hereby certify thal the foregoing ordinance was passed by the Mayor and Council of the Borough of Ruth­erford at a regpjlar meeting held March4. 1997

Mary P Kritton Borough ( lerk

Dated March 5. 1997 Rutherford. NJ

O rdinanceAn Ordinance to Amend and Supple­ment Ihe Code ol the Borough of Ru­therford. Chapter 7 Funded "Alcoholic Beverages," Ordinance No 1177 Summary Statement

An ordinance increasing the annual renewal fee to S7S0 per annum for ple­nary tetail distribution license and $2,000 per annum for a restaurant of I2< seats ot more located in Ihc B-2. ORD Zone or IIMDC district and a hotel of 100 sleeping rooms ot more located in ihe B 2 ORD /one or IIMDC disti id Notice

The foregoing ordinance waa intro duced at s regular meeting of the Mayor and Council ol the Borough of Ruther lord in the ( ounty of Bergen. New Jer tey held March 4. 1997 and will be fur ther considered for final passage after public Hearing at s regular meeting of said Mayor and ( ouncil lo be held in the Municipal Building in said Borough on April I K»7al»pm

Mary P Kru nigh ( I*

in Kidgelield Boiough Mi If (lot I III 40 NSW

N otice o f H earingBoaid of Adjustment i Whom It May Concern Public Notice is hereby given to all rsoni thal a Public Hearing will be

25. 1997 al which time heating on an application for a variance to in

udeyards of only 1-1/2 feet Ihe pool

Daled March 5 199 J Rutherford. NJ

A copy of this ordinance may be ob­tained without cost between the hours ol I 10 ain and 4 10 pm at the ofTice of the Boiough ( lerk 176 Park Avenue, Rulherfold NJ

Published Mar 1997

Mi4 00

Stieet, ( arlstadt. New Jersey, will be held

Said application and othet accompa­nying data ii on file and available foi intpection in ihe Municipal Building. Boiough of Carlstadt. New Jersey, poor

O rd in an ce No. 1684Bond Ordinance Providing for Vari­

ous Improvements in, by and for the Borough of North Arlington, New Jet ley Appropriating SI00.000 therefor and Authorizing the Issuance of $761,904 Bonds or Notes of the Bor- imgh for Financing Part of such Appro-

Approved by Mayor and Council

l.cg a l N otice

lion loi the Application i Approval has been • North Ailmglon Plan

fe ofthe Planning Board

P r o c l a m a t i o n

W hereas, h u n g e r rem a in s a p erv asiv e in tru­sion on the q u a lity o f life fo r m illions o f A m eri­

can s; andW h ereas , an es tim ated one o f e v e ry five c h il­

d ren is un ab le to m ain tain a m in im ally adequate d ie t an d requests fo r e m erg en cy food n a tio n ­ally co n tin u e to increase; and

W h ereas , h u n g er is a p ro b lem w e can do so m e th in g ab o u t by w o rk in g to g eth er; and

W hereas , the B oy S cou ts o f A m erica has an e n v ia b le re p u ta tio n in c o n d u c tin g lau d a b le G o o d T urns, dem onstra ting concern fo r hu m an ­ity , and p ro v id in g v o lu n teers , bo th youth and ad u lt fo r o u r co m m u n ity ; and

W hereas, the B oy S cou ts o f A m erica in c o ­o p e ra tio n w ith the C en te r fo r Food A ctio n and o th er g roups w ill conduct a co u n cil-w id e S cou t­ing fo r Food G ood Turn on M arch 15 and 22 in th is co m m u n ity and th ro u g h o u t the coun ty as a p o sitiv e exam ple o f its lo n g -stan d in g c o m ­m itm en t to serv ice o f d irec t b en efit to the less

fo rtu n a te am o n g us.N o w , T herefo re , I, L ouis J. S tellato , Jr., M ayor

o f th e T o w n sh ip o f L yn d h u rst, d o h ereb y p ro ­c la im the period o f M arch 15 to M arch 22 as S c o u tin g fo r Food G ood Turn W eek in th e T o w n sh ip o f L y n d h u rst and d o u rge m y

fello w residen ts to jo in w ith m e in ex p ress in g th e g ra titu d e o f an ap p rec ia tiv e c o m m u n ity and I ask th at each o f us co n trib u te as b est w e can to th is w o rth w h ile endeavor.

L o u is J. S te lla to , Jr., M ayor M arch 3, 1997

P u b lish ed : M arch 13, 1997Fee: $5 4 .2 5 _________________________________

O rd in an ce N o. 1686An Ordinance Amending Ordinance No I 56*. Section 6. more Specifically the Fee for the Adopt-A-Tree Program be Raised from $25 00 to $50 00

Approved by Mayor and Council

P ublic N oticeNorth Arlington Planning Board 1997

Pursuant to Chapter 2112. Laws ol 1975. known as "Open Public Meetings Acl" is hereby given at I pm on the designated dates there will be held al the Borough of North Arlington in the Council Chambers. 214 Ridge Road, North Arlington, New Jersey, the regu- lar meeting of the North Arlington Plan­ning Board 1997 January I I February 24 March 24 Apnl21 May 19

July 21August I I September 15 October 20 November 10 December 15

Published March 11, 1997 Fee $9 62

1997 Municipal Bu<tg«t of Om Borough of Nortti Arlington County of B*rg«n ter the Year 1997

Revw uM and Appropriation* Summaries

Summary of Revenue*

Surplus7 Total Miscellaneous Revenues 3 Receipts from Delinquent Taxes

a) Local Tax for Municipal Purposesb) Addition to Local District School Tax

Total Amount to be Rsd by Taxe. for Sup of Municipal Budget

Total Oen era I Revenues

1997 1996 |

350 000 00 500 000 0015 137,008 22 6 487,255 70!

440 000 00 425.000 0016 830 570 02 5 471 340 701

6 630 570 02 5 471 340 70 j

12757 576 24 12 883 596 40

Summary of Appropriations

|1 Operating Expenses Salaries and Wages Other Expenses

b Deferred Charges snd Other Appropriations3 Caprtal Improvements4 Debt Service (include for School Purpose*)5 Reserve for Uncollected Taxes

Total General AppropriationsTotal Number of Employees

1997 Dedicated Water Utility Budget

Summary of Revenue*

1 SurplusQ Miscellaneous Revenues 13 Deficit (General Budget)

Total Revenue*

1997 Budget Final 1996 Budget

4 927 772 0C 4 908 495 003 418 191 00 3 427 571 d51 967 610 24 2 206 987 36

70.000 00 25 000 001 785 835 90 1 696 345 26!

588 167 10 619 196 93

12 757 576 24 12 883 596 40326 332

90 000 00 128 000 00

183 000 00 122 000 00

Summary of Appropriation*

11 Operating Expenses Salaries and WagesOther Expenses

12 Capital Improvements |3 Debt Service4 Deferred Charges and Other Appropriation* 15 Surplus (General Budget)

Total Appropriations'Total Number of Employees

Final 1 996 Budget

240 000 00 641 487 25

289 000 00 P72 316 84

P ublic N oticePlease Take Notice (hat Ommpoint

Communications. Inc , hu applied to the North Arlington Planning Board for site plan approval lo permit installation of six (b) cellular telephone antennas and an acceasory equipment cabinet, on the rooftop of an existing two-story structure, to serve as a component uf the applicant's cellular telephone net­work Applicant seeks site plan ap­proval (preliminary and final, if neces­sary) Applicant also seeks, if neces­sary, conditional uae approval and such other variances, waivers or approvals as may be necessary The property is located in the R l /.one and is regulated by Section 199-21 el seq . of the Zon­ing Ordinance The address of the prop­erty is 170 Schuyler Avenue, also known as Lot 10. Block 65 A public hearing will be held on March 24. 1997 st I pm in the Borough Hail. 214 Ridge Road st which time any persons inter­ested in this appeal may be heard

(larofaioA Pryor, PA ParsippanyAgenti for Applicant. Ommpoint ( om

[PrincipalOutstanding Balance

Balance of Outstanding Debt Oeneral Water Utility Sewer Utility

4 427 340 00 182 572 0011484 750 00 423 000 0015 922 090 00 585 572 00

rj Council of the Borough o* NNotice is hereby given that the budget and tax resolution wss approved by the V Arlington County of Bergen on February 20 1967 A hearing on th* budget and tax resolution will be held at Borough Hall on Apnl 15 19®7 a! 8 pm at which time and place objections to th* Budget and Tax Resolution for the year 1997 may be pre*ented by taxpayer* or other interested person* Copies of th* budget sr* available in th* office of Robert M landolh Acting Borough Cler* at th* Municipal Building 214 Ridg* Road North Arlington New Jersey (201)991-0060 dunng th* hour* of 8 30 am to 4 00 pm

Publi*hed March 13. 1997

E R s e n io r s p la n u p c o m in g e v e n tsE ast R u th e rfo rd S en io r C itizen s , Inc a n n o u n ce u p co m in g

events:

L u ncheon and sh o w “ B abes in A rm s" ai ihe F iesta in W ood- R idge on W ed n esd ay . A pril 16"T h e W e d d in g " at L a fay e tte V illage on T u esd ay , M ay 6 C aesars C asin o , A tlan lic C ity on M onday , M arch 24

Kor A tlan tic C ity in fo rm a tio n call C a th e rin e at 9 3 3 - 3 153

W a ll in g to n D e b o r a h o f f to A CT h e W allin g to n C h a p te r o f D eb o rah is h av in g a b u s r id e to

the T ru m p ’s W o rld ’s Fair C as in o in A tlan tic C ity on F rid ay , A pril 4 . D o n a tio n is $23 w ith a $14 co il re tu rn v o u c h e r and a $5 food v o u ch e r I he b u s w ill leave 8 :3 0 am from P ete & S o n ’s D e l i , 51 L e s te r S t r e e t ( c o r n e r M a p le A v e n u e ) W allin g to n . S ea tin g a rra n g e m e n ts a re h an d led on a first call- first seat b asis C o n tac t M ad ele in e at 28 8 -3 3 8 5 o r C o lle e n at 4 7 1 -8 1 5 0 lo r reserva tions.

V F W A u x i l ia ry s e e k s n ew fa c e sT he L ad ies A u x ilia ry to the V e te ran s o f F ore ign W ars o f th e

I Inited S ta tes, Post 227 in R u th e rfo rd is w e lco m in g n ew m em ­bers. I f y o u a re a U S c itizen , o v e r 16, an d a w ife, w idow , m o th e r, g ran d m o th er, d au g h te r, g ran d d au g h te r, s is te r o r half- s iste r o f a ve te ran w h o h o n o rab ly se rv ed in the A rm y , N avy, M arine C o rp s , A ir F orce, o r C o a s t G u a rd d u rin g any foreign w ar. in su rrec tio n o r exp ed itio n w h ich se rv ice is reco g n ized by the aw ard o f a c am p a ig n o r se rv ice m ed a l, you can jo in the group . F o r m o re in fo rm atio n c a ll Jean at 507-1704.

f- I 'T ‘

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K now w hen to schedule your child for a dental check-upA cco rd in g to Dr. Bill S chm id t o f

D e n ta l C a r e , 331 R id g e R o a d . L yn d h u rst. age 3 is a g o o d tim e to b ring your ch ild in fo r their first d e n ­ta l visit The best p art ab o u t b r in g ­ing in a 3 -y ea r o ld is that m ost o ften th ey a re in g o o d d en ta l h ea lth .” says Dr. S ch m id t, “ and i t 's a fun \ i s i t o f c o u n tin g tee th , b ru sh in g -an d n u tri­t io n a l a d v ic e , a lo n g w ith a lig h t c lean in g N ot on ly w ill this set the

to n e fo r g o o d to o th d ecay p re v e n ­tiv e m easu res , bu t it w ill a lso tend to m ak e fu tu re v is i ts to th e d e n tis ts n o th in g to fea r.”

Dr. Larry S im o n , an O rth o d o n tis t, and Dr. S c h m id t 's p a rtn e r at D ental C are , feels that age 7 is an a p p ro p r i­a te tim e for that in itial visit to find o u t ab o u t b races D r Sm ion feels that “at 7 years o f age an ex p e rien ced orth o d o n tis t can de tec t po ten tia l a r ­

eas o f co n cern in the g ro w th and d e ­v e lo p m e n t o f y o u r c h i l d 's b i te S ig n s o f c ro w d in g , p ro tru sio n o f th e teeth , harm fu l habits an d so fo rth can be reco g n ized at th is ag e "

H e a lso s ta tes that th is b r ie f visit w ill o ften be c o n d u c ted at no ch a rg e , in o rd ei to e n to u ra g e aw aren ess to o r th o d o n t ic n e e d s on th e p a rt o f y o u n g ch ild ren and th eir paren ts

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