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O n the courtsThe Lv nd h u rst Parks D epartm ent

an n o u n ces that the I ande lls B ask e t­ball C o u rts are open even , w eekday from 4 to 10 pm and on w eek en d s from I to 10 pm

E v ery o n e using the co u rts m ust h av e a R e c re a tio n a l II) c a rd o r a valid d riv ers license prov ing they are Lyndhurst residen ts

Jr. football leagueIn h o n o r o f o u r h e r o e s - T h e L y n d h u rs t P o l is h -A m e r ic a n C lu b h e ld th e ir a n n u a l M e m o ria l D ay c o m -

announces sign-ups m e m o r a t io n in h o n o r o f th e t h r e e L e w a n d o w s k i b r o th e r s k illed in W o rld W a r II a n d all P o lish w a r v e te r a n s w h o h a v e g iv e n th e ir life for o u r c o u n try P ic tu r e d left to r igh t a r e J a m e s D rz y m k o w sk i p r e s id e n t H N S . S t M ic h a e l s C h u rc h , C o m m is s io n e r P e t e r R u s s o J o h n D rz y m k o w sk i P u b lic R e la t io n s D irec to r, P o lis h C lu b M a y o r J a m e s G u id a T h e o d o r e L e w a n d o w s k i T ru s te e S t M ic h a e l s C h u rc h a n d A n th o n y M a c h in sk i. P r e s id e n t , P o l is h C lu b A m a s s w a s c e le b r a t e d by F a th e r J o s e p h S k la rsk i prior to th e c e r ­e m o n y a t L e w a n d o w s k i P a rk

T h e L y n d h u rs t D e p a r tm e n t o f Parks and R ecrea tion an n o u n ces that th e L y n d h u r s l J u n io r F o o tb a llI eague is h o ld ing reg is tra tions at the L s n d h u r s t P a rk s D e p a r tm e n t, lo ­c a te d at 2 5 0 C le v e la n d A v e n u e . L yn d h u rst. from 9 am to 4 30 pm

I h ere w ill be a S30 reg istra tion fee C h eck o r m o n ey o rd er only No cash please F oo tball P layersBoys: Pee W ee D iv ision ages 7-8-9 m ust be 7 years o ld b> S ep tem ber 1. 1997B oys Ju n io r D iv ision ages 10 andI I m ust be 10 y ea rs o ld b> S ep tem ­ber I .1 9 9 7B oys S en io r D iv ision ages 12-13- 14 (14 not yet in h igh schoo l and 14 y ea rs o ld a fte r July 1. 1997)B oys: O rig in a l b irth ce rtifica te (no c o p ies) , tw o p ic tu res

T o w n sh ip rec rea tio n a l ID card is a lso re q u ired fo r a ll reg is tra tio n s For in fo rm a tio n call 804-2482

Strawberry festival is set for June 7

T he L y ndhurst H isto rica l Societv w ill sp o n so r its a n n u a l S traw b erry F estiva l on S a tu rday . Ju n e 7, from 11 a m to 5 pm at th e L itt le R ed S c h o o lh o u se . R iv e rs id e an d F e rn A v en u es in L yn d h u rst (ra in da te is Ju n e 8 ). F eatu red a ttrac tio n s w ill be s tr a w b e r r ie s o n p o u n d ca k e w ith w h ip p e d c re a m , " s c h o o lh o u s e s m a r ts ” - a fac ts h u n t in s id e the s c h o o lh o u s e to f in d a n sw e rs to a c ro ssw o rd puzzle , en te rta in m en t, the trad itio n a l “ attic tre a su re s" tab le and a raffle

In sid e the sch o o lh o u se th ere w ill be a new exh ib it - a h isto ry o f the L y n d h u rs t V o lu n tee r F ire D e p a r t­m en t F irem en B ry an H en n ig and P aul S co zzafav a g a th e red m any p ic ­t u r e s a n d o b je c t s f ro m th e f ir e d e p a r tm e n t’s a rc h iv e s a n d fo rm e r C h ie f John M o n a c o 's c o llec tio n to tell the sto ry o f o v er a cen tu ry o f se r­v ice to th e co m m u n ity

Officers electedL y n d h u rst C h a p te r 4 3 1 9 , A m e ri­

can A sso c ia tio n o f R etired P ersons, has e lec ted the follow ing o fficers for 1997-98: P residen t M arie Penney . F irst V ice P re sid e n t Ju d y W alton . S e c o n d V ic e P re s id e n t M a d e lin e R u v ere . T re a su re r B etty S o tto v ia , R e c o rd in g S e c re ta ry N a n c y V an D om . C o rresp o n d in g S ecre ta ry B ar­bara R uzika, th re e -y e a r m em b ers o f th e B o a rd o f D i r e c to rs M a ry lo u L ugio , Jean Z vec and Irene Z e lna Insta lla tion o f o fficers w ill take p lace on F r id a s . June 13 at San C a r lo ’s. D ead lin e for rese rv a tio n s is Ju n e 1 Call 438-0 2 9 4 .

P r e s id e n t M a r ie P e n n e y a n ­no u n ced th at L ou S o ttov ia has been e lec ted to the N ick D eL eo H all o f Fam e L ou has had 4 0 p lu s years w ith L y n d h u rst P o lice R eserves and alth o u g h sem i-re tired , he still se rves w h en n e c essa ry . P re s id e n t M arie a tten d ed A rb o r D ay at the to w n 's G azebo. T w o trees d onated by C h ap ­ter 431 9 w ill b e p lan ted at the M ead ­o w lan d s Park

blood! 1 he b lood do n o rs p a rtic ip a t­ing in the L y n d h u rs t C o m m u n ity Blood D onor Dav w ill h e lp to insu re that the n eeds o f area p a tien ts w ill be met I !.e d rive is b e in g held on W ednesday. June I I . from 2 :30 to 7:30 at the 1 Iks C lub , 251 Park A v ­enue. 1 v ndhurst. in coopera tion w ith C o m m u n ity B lo o d S e rv ic e s ( f o r ­merly the B ergen C om m unitv R e ­gional Blood C enter

Iw ice each year, the 1 ynd h u rst I Iks h e lp o rg an ize th is life -sav in g e v e n t I verv v e a r to u r m il l io n A m ericans depend on b lood tran s fusions to save their lives

G iv ing b lood is safe, sim ple and takes only a short tim e I here is no tisk o t c o n tra c tin g A ID S o r o th er in fec tio u s d ise a se s w h en b lo o d is

m ent are sterile, used once and then d isp o sed ot N eedles are n ev er re ­used

A nyone in g eneral good hea lth , age 17 th rough 75. and w eig h in g al least I 10 p ounds can do n ate b lood D onors shou ld eat a m odera te m eal befo re don a tin g and m ust b rin g So c ia l S ecurity « an d id e n tif ic a t io n sho w in g signa tu re address A c h o ­lestero l test is done tin each donoi

C o m m unitv B lood S e rv ices is a no n -p ro fit com m unity b lood center I he I enter supp lies I 5 hosp ita ls and

o v er tw o m illion residents in B ergen. P assaic. M orris, H udson an d Essex C oun ties C all 444- WOO for an ap p o in tm cn t

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A heartfelt thank you to all supportersThe 1 vndhurst H igh S choo l Band

an d C o lo r G u ard recen t Iv retu rn ed fo rm a successfu l trip to W alt Disney W orld in H o n d a w h ere thev per fo rm e d at the F u tu re W o rld W est S tage in F P C O I and the D ock Stage at the D isnev V illage M ark e tp lace

T he B and A ssociation and the s tu ­d e n ts o f th e L vndhurst H igh S chool B and and C o lo r G uard a re g rate fu l for the o v e rw h e lm in g su p p o rt from the com m u n ity , the manv d o nations from the bu sin ess and c iv ic o rg a n i­za tio n s . as w ell as the su p p o rt o f our fu n d -ra is in g e ffo rts bv the I o w n sh jp C o m m iss io n e rs . Public W ork s D e­p a r tm e n t . D u n k m D o n u ts . I .y n d h u r s t P astry S h o p . M a z u rs B a k e ry . R ite A id . S h o p R ite , the C o m m erc ia l L eader and the c o m m u ­nitv at large

Thev a lso th an k the L y n d h u rs t B o ard o f L duca tion .md Lv n dhurst H igh S chool A d m in istra tion Espe- ciallv M rs A nita P escev ich . P rin c i­

pal o f I HS. w h o trav e led “the ex tra m ile" ( li te ra lly ) for her students

C o n trib u to rs o f $ 1 0 0 or m oie are Ita lian -A m erican C lub o f Lv ndhurst, K in g slan d -1 .\n d h u rst C hapter *>4866 A A R P , C o lu m b u s - l inco ln S ch o o l P I A . C a m p u s G e t-A wav s. N o rth A m erican W atch C o rp o ratio n . Ih e P u m p k in P a tc h . A A R P C h a p te r '•4 3 19. B e rg e n C o u n ty G la s s , C o p e la n d C o n s t ru c t io n . Inc G ra v to r P u n tin g C o m p a n y . I ik Ip p o lito S ic lla to I u n e ra l H o m es In c , J e f f e r s o n S c h o o l P I A.I v n d h u rst Senior C itiz e n s I n e tn l sh ip C lub . M t C arm el Senior C iti zen s. R oosevelt S choo l P I A. Sacred H eart S en io rs and I rien d s o t lohn P Sco tt. Inc-

O th e r frien d s and c o n trib u to rs are A d v e n tu re lo u rs . B u ilt R ite. Inc Im p a la In d u s tr ie s . Inc . K iw a n is C lu b o f Lyndhurst. P lastic Reel ( o rp o f A m erica , Scandanav urn A irlm e>

(S A S ). M r & M rs V incent O leske. M rs R osalie S te lla to . B& C Vending. Inc .G o ld e n Age C lub . I e v y ’s P har­m a c y . L y n d h u r s t A u to B o d y .I y n d h u rst G arden C lu b . M arch ionc In d u stries , R u v ere S erv ice C en ter, D u k e A s s o c ia te s . I td . M o n ta l to B ros C o n trac to rs , Inc , ML Service S ta tio n . M r A n th o n v J M an n o . Land Survey or. IIX:R B lock. R eco g ­n i t io n o f I x c e p t io n a l C i t i z e n s .I ranklin School P I A Inserra S u p e i- m a r k e t s , t . y i u l t m r s t l ) m c i K e s l a u

ran t. P o rro an d P o rro . Ih e B ogle A eencv . Inc , Sofia Jew elers. A m en can Legion Auxiliary <■ I 1 7 0 ,1 ran k 's I n ick C'cntei Inc , lerrv I om bardi.I lie I io n s ( I ii b o t I \ n d h u i si I v n d h u i s t l l i s t o r i t . i l S o c ie tv . I v n d h u is i I ' i n t e d M e th o d is t W o m en , P a o la z / i B ro th e rs . Inc S iv d le c k i S ta le f a r m In su ra n c e .I y n d h u rs t I lo r is t . M rs L a v c in e ( u icio . M ystical W orld and /a u lic l is Deli Leiter

D irecto r o f I vndhurst R ecreation I )epartm en t an n o u n ces that reg is tra ­tion for the 1.vndhurst S um m er Dav i am p p ro g ram w ill take place at the S en io r C itiz e n ( en te r . 250 C le v e ­land A v en u e , on S aturdav . June 14. from 9 am lo I pm R eg is tra tio n p ack e ts m ay be p icked up sta rtin g June 9 b e tw een the hours o f 9 am an d 4 30 pm at the Parks D epartm ent and re tu rn ed on the 14th I he tirst 250 reg is tran ts w ill be accep ted on a tirst co m e first serve basis N o re g ­istration w ill be taken prio r to the I4 lh C h ild ren need not be present

I he S u m m er Day C a m p is a tun tilled six (ft) w eek p ro g ram w hich w iM i o n f ro m M o riila v . /u lv 7 th ro u g h and includ ing Friday . A u ­gust 15 Ih e p rogram will o ffe r a d iv e r s i f i e d p ro g ra m o t a r ts a n d c r ails , gam es, ou td o o r sports , special ev en ts an d trip s for I yndhurst c h il ­dren w ho w ill be five years old on or befo re < )c to b er 1. 199 7 and enter m g

school m Septem ber and I 3 years old by D ecem ber 31. 1997 B irth c e r ­tif ic a te s an d c h ild le c r c a t io n ID cards w ill be req u ired upon register mg ID cards w ere issued to every s tudent in (lie 1 y ndhurst S choo l S y s ­te m a n d P a r o c h ia l S c h o o ls in I vndhurst I f you d o not h ave a rec reational ID c a rd , you m ust contact the D e p a r tm e n t o f P a rk s .it 804- 2482

I h e p rogram w ill be co n d u cted al the B ergen C ounty Park area, located at the foot o f Valley B rook and Riv e rside A v en u es from 9 am to 3 pin

The cost o f th e six w eek program is $40 (doc's nof me Jude c o s t«>f H ips) P aren ts w ill be requ ired lo pu ich ase tw o ( 2 ) lee shirts w hich m ust be worn in cam p al all tim es and a lso on all field trips - cost is SI 2 lor tw o tec sh irts

I rips and ac tiv ities m ust be paid at reg istra tion lim e by check only

Hcwe/ yyme/ newy? F w oitto-438-9022

Y o u m u s t h a v e b e e n a b e a u t if u l b a b yT w o L yndhurst bab ies w o n first

an d second p laces in th e "C u te st Baby Photo C o n test" sp o n so red by th e N o r th A r l in g to n J u n io r W o m e n 's C lub . M atthew B eyer, 18 m onths, was the first p lace w inner.

R ay ch el L ida P iscrch ia , 9 m o n th s took seco n d pace

T hird p lace w in n er w as N orth Ai lington resident K ali-B ridget O rovio . 6 m o n th s Fourth p lace w in n er w as

W illiam S co co /za . 8 m on ths, a lso ot North Arlington

( Her so en tries w ere rece iv ed and nearly $200 w as raised f u n d s w ere d onated to Ih e C h ild re n 's Institute

m L iv ingston , w hich p ro v id es sp e ­cial p ro g ram s and serv ices to e m o ­tiona lly d istu rb ed , au tistic and p re ­schoo l h an d icap p ed ch ild ren

Each o f the co n tes t w inners re ­ce ived a $50 U.S. S av in g s B ond

mM atthew B eyer, 1 8 m o n th s , o t L y n d h u rst

R aychel Elda P ise rc h ia , 9 m o n th s , of L y n d h u rst

K ali-B ridget O rovio , 6 m o n th s , of N orth A rlington W illiam S c o c o z z a , 8 m o n th s , of N orth A rlington

Officers elected for AARP 4319

L yndhurst ( hapter 4319 . A m en can A ssociation o t R etired Persons, has e lected the fo llow ing o tlic e is loi 1997-98

P residen t M arie Penney, I ir si Vice P residen t Judy W alton, S econd Vice P re sid e n t M ad elin e R u v ere . Irea su re r Betty Sottovia . R ecording Sec reta ry N ancy Van Dorn, ( orrespond ing Secretary B arbara Ruzika, three y ea r m em bers o t the B oard ol I )irec to rs M arylou Lugio. Jean /v e c and I re n e . / e ln a

Insta lla tion o t o fficers w ill lake p la c e on F r id a y , Ju n e 13 al S an C a r lo 's D eadline fo r reserv a tio n s is June I ( a ll 4 38-0294

P r e s id e n t M a rie P e n n e y a n ­no u n ced that Lou So ttov ia has been e lec ted to the Nick D eL eo H all of Fam e. Lou has had 40 p lu s years w ith Lyndhurst P olice R ese rv es and a lthough sem i-re tired , he still se rves w hen necessary

R eg istra tion for day camp program

T h e L y n d h u rs t D e p a r tm e n t of Parks and R ecreation an n o u n ces reg ­istration for h an d ic a p p e d ch ild ren w ho will be m ainstream ed in the Day C am p Program R eg istra tions will be held at the L yndhurst C om m unity ' Y outh C en ter on Friday, June 6 and M onday, June 9 from 4 to 5:30 pm

F o r fu r th e r in fo r m a t io n , c a ll B everly B rachock i at 804-2474 b e ­tw een 10:30 am and 2 pm , M onday th ro u g h Friday

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V o lu n teers o f th e y ear - L y n d h u rs t C h a p te r 4 3 1 9 , A m e ric a n A s s o c ia t io n o f R e t ir e d P e r s o n s , re c e n tly h o n o re d C la ra a n d B o b G n e c c o a s t h e c h a p te r ’s V o lu n te e r s o f th e Y e a r . T h e y h a v e b e e n v o lu n te e rin g th e ir s e rv ic e s a t th e L y n d h u rs t N u tritio n C e n te r fo r th e p a s t te n y e a r s , five d a y s a w e e k , fro m 9 a m to n o o n se rv in g 6 0 - 8 0 p e o p le da ily . T h e to ta l h o u r s s p e n t a r e a p p ro x im a te ly 7 ,8 0 0 s e rv in g 1 5 6 ,0 0 0 p e r ­s o n s B o b is c h a irm a n o f th e B e rg e n C o u n ty V o lu n te e r . T h e y b o th fe e l th e y g e t m o re o u t o f th e ir s e rv ic e th a n th ey p u t in S h o w n a b o v e is M a rie P e n n e y , P r e s id e n t , p r e s e n t in g th e h o n o r e d c o u p le w ith a n a tio n a l A A R P c e r t if ic a te a lo n g w ith A A R P p in s

Are you interested in touch football?

T he N orth Jersey Foo tball L eague (N JF L ) is seek in g local team s and indiv idual p layers (19 and u p ) fo r its firs t-ev er su m m er m in i-seaso n w ith g am es b eg in n in g a t the en d o f June. The league w ill b e a c o n d en sed v e r­s io n o f the e v e r-e x p a n d in g w in te r league w hich co n sis ts o f team s from B ergen, Passaic, H udson, M orris and R ock land coun ties. G am es a re tw o- h an d touch w ith team s o f six -o n -six an d u n lim ite d ro ste rs . T h is is an op p o rtu n ity to m eet p lay ers from the w in te r league, ge t accu sto m ed to its ru le s and to try out p lay ers fo r the u p co m in g w in te r season .

T h e team fee is $30 0 w h ich c o v ­e rs league and referee costs , o r sign up in d iv idua lly for $35 . F o r m ore in fo rm ation call G ary by Ju n e 14 at 7 67-6 0 5 4 .

Van W inkle & C o. d ro p s fran chiseC en tu ry 21 , A .W . V an W inkle &

C o ., a real esta te ag en cy at 2 S ta tion S quare, R u therfo rd , is tu rn in g back the hands o f tim e and reverting to its original n am e o f V an W inkle & Co.

T he business, fo u n d ed by the Van W ink le fam ily in the early 1900s, jo in ed the C entury 21 franchise in the 1970s.

“ S ince C en tu ry 21 w as purchased by H F S, th e ir in terest in local o ffices

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V an W ink le says the m o v e aw ay from the franch ise w ill h e lp h is o ffice co n cen tra te th e ir full e ffo rts on th tf n eeds o f the co m m u n ity .

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O u tstan d in g a ch iev e m e n t e a rn e d b y area stu d en tsT h e fo llow ing stu d en ts w ere h o n - ics; K athleen G ag e o f L y n d h u rs t fo r

o red for th eir o u tstan d in g a ch iev e ­m en ts at the 199 7 c o m m en cem en t exercises at Bergen C om m unity C o l­lege.R osem ary V argas o f R u therfo rd for C om m ercial Art - C o m p u te r G rap h -

A ccoun ting ; G illian G o rd o n o f R u­th erfo rd for P sy c h o lo g y a n d Sh irk M oham m ed o f L y n d h u rst fo r C h em ­istry.

S y lv ia S e m u f o f W allin g to n re ­c e iv ed the BC C A lu m n i A sso c ia tio n

Special A ch iev em en t A w ard; C h ris­to p h er S tio o f R u th erfo rd earn ed the S tu d e n t G o v e rn m e n t A sso c ia tio n F aculty M em o ria l A w ard ; and Shirk M o h a m m e d o f L y n d h u r s t a n d S tephan ie Suh o f R u th e rfo rd earn ed the H onors P ro g ram A w ard .

Honor roll students announced at Carlstadt schoolsC arlstad t Public S choo ls announce

h o n o r ro ll s tu d e n ts fo r th e th ird m ark ing period .I l igh H onors ( grades 6 , 7 and 8 on ly )

m in im um o f 4 A 's in the five m a­jor su b jec ts - no less than a B in all o th er sub jects( ira d e 6 - L-'ric A n d e rso n , D an ie l l avagna and Sarah Sm ietana G ra d e 7 - Ja im e -I .e e L iv a rd o and S tephan ie Sm ith( ir a d e 8 - G u rp r iy a D h il lo n , X i H uang and M atthew K ronyak H onor Roll (g rades 4 -8 ) - m inim um o f B in all sub ject a reas ( ira d e 4 - Sean H anrahan, C hristina K napp, G in a L avagna, D avid Lee, A ndrew P ee t, Eric P ennino , M eghan

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Campbell completes career at Caldwell CollegeT his M ay, N ico le C am pbell g rad u ­

a ted from C aldw ell C o lleg e w ith a B a c h e lo r’s D eg ree in E le m e n tary L ducation . T he day m arked the end o f a sh in in g acad em ic and a th le tic career at the sm all C atho lic school in C aldw ell.

A cadem ically , N ico le g radua ted as a D e a n 's L ist s tuden t. In h e r final s e m e s te r a t C a ld w e l l , C a m p b e ll co m p le ted h e r d eg ree as a stu d en t teacher in E ssex F ells w h ile p lay in g both bask etb a ll and softball.

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are u n p ara lle led . From an o v era ll s ta n d p o in t, sh e is w h a t C a ld w e ll C o lleg e ath le tics are all abou t; she is a to ta l s tuden t a th le te ”

A s a s o f tb a l l p la y e r th is p a s t sp rin g , N ico le f in ish ed the season w ith a batting av erag e o f .346, h e lp ­ing to lead the L ad y C ougars to their m ost w ins ever, 18-14 o v era ll and 9- 3 in the C entral A tlan tic C o lleg iate C o n feren ce , g o o d fo r seco n d place.

N ico le fin ished h e r bask etb a ll ca ­ree r as the fo u rth a ll- tim e lead in g sco re r w ith 1455 poin ts. S h e is the a l l - t im e le a d in g r e b o u n d e r w ith 1334 rebounds, an av erag e o f 11.9 o v er a fo u r y ea r period . T his past

season , N ic o le w as nam ed “ P layer o f th e Y ear” b y th e N ew Jersey C o lle ­g iate B a sk e tb a ll C o a c h e s A sso c ia ­tion . S h e w a s a lso n am ed an N A IA A ll-A m erican for th e th ird stra ig h t y e a r, as w e ll A ll-C e n tra l A tlan tic C o lleg ia te C o n fe re n c e fo r the fourth tim e in h e r career.

N ic o le ’s ca ree r h ig h lig h ts include, am o n g m an y o thers: C A C C R ookie o f the Y ea r in 1994, P lay er o f the Y e a r in th e C A C C , N J A IA W “ W om an o f the Y ea r,” A ll-M e tro ­p o litan and K o d ak A ll-A m e ric a in 1996. In a d d itio n , C a m p b e ll w as tw ice n am ed to B ill B ra d le y ’s S ch o ­lastic A ll-A m erican T eam .

Dr. M ary G u n n a p p o in ted d irecto r at F e lic ian C o lleg eDr. M ary M. G unn has been ap ­

po in ted D irec to r o f A cadem ic S u p ­p o rt S e rv ic e s at F e lic ian C o lleg e , an n o u n ced Dr. B eate S chiw ek, A ca­dem ic D ean and V ice President.

In h e r n ew p o sition . Dr. G unn w ill c o o rd in a te p e e r tu to rin g , com puter a ss is te d lea rn in g , c a re e r ad v is in g , ihe learn ing sk ills laborato ry and the w ritin g lab.

S h e e a rn e d an M A in P u b lic P o l ic y f ro m E a g le to n In s t i tu te , R u tgers U n iversity and M .A. in an ­th ro p o lo g y from the U n iversity o f H a w a ii a t M an o a . In D e c e m b e r 1996 she successfu lly defended her doc to ra l d isserta tion and w ill b e re­

w ard ed her P h .D . in an th ropo logy , f ro m th e U n iv e rs ity o f H a w a ii inMay.

H er doc to ra l d isserta tio n w as about s u b s i s t e n c e e x c h a n g e a m o n g p reh isp an ic P h ilip p in e ch iefdom s.

Dr. G unn e a rn e d h e r u n d e rg rad u ­ate d eg ree in p o litica l sc ience at R i­c h a rd S tock ton C o lleg e o f N e w Jer­sey and w as invo lved in p ub lic policy issues in N ew Jersey fo r ten years b e fo re tu rn in g h e r a tte n tio n to a r­c h a e o lo g y , in p a r t i c u l a r , e th n ic g ro u p s o f p reh is to ric so u th east A sia.

S he has se rv ed as a leg isla tive an a­lyst fo r the N ew Jersey O ffice o f L eg­isla tive S erv ices , a resea rch a sso c i­

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F ra n k W illia m S c h r im p 2 d o f L y ndhurst w as h o n o red as “ S tudent o f the M onth” fo r M ay at L incoln T echn ica l In s titu te ’s U nion cam pus.

This aw ard is p resen ted to the s tu ­d en t w ho not o n ly m ain tain s a high g rad e po in t av e ra g e and a tten d an ce record , but a lso d isp lay s o u tstan d in g q u a lities o f team sp irit, coo p era tio n , ded ica tio n , co m m itm en t and a p o s i­tive a ttitude b o th in and out o f the c lassroom .

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1 can 't seem to shake the sentiment that Father’s Day is a com m ercial echo o f som e other parents' ce leb ra­tion. So, this year, the kids and I have decided to celebrate Dad in our own unique way. not for ju st a day, but for a few days leading up to F ather’s Day Sunday. These are f un ideas you can spring on Dad to m ake him feel good. T hey a ren ’t com plicated and you d o n 't even need any special tools!

* M AKE A LIFE SIZE POR TRA IT O F DAD — Several days before F ather’s Day, the kids should ask Dad to lie down on his back on a large sheet o f brown craft paper But d o n ’t give him a clue what they are up to! (Use paper that com es on a roll o r piece sheets together to cover the length o f his body.) With m arkers or crayons, help the kids trace his o u t­line.

W hen Dad isn ’t around, cut out and “dress” his life-size paper doll. Use d ifferent colored papers to cut out a bow tie, then decorate with polka do ts and glitter! C olor in som e shoes and glue on som e real shoelaces. G ive Dad a silly hat. belt and tie.

W hen finished, pul Dad’s cutout in a fun place to surprise him. How

about waving out the front window or sitting at the dining room table? Your kids will love having a little spoof on dad. And so will he.

* HAVE A DAD’S DAY AT THE Z O O — Take Dad out for his own day at the zoo. Let him choose which anim als to see and w here to stop for the picnic lunch the kids prepare beforehand. F or lighthearted fun, let Dad decide w hich anim al he most resem bles. The ferocious lion or the strong bear? Or, how about the nose on the an teater o r the belly on the hippo? Let him be the judge.

* FING ERPA INT A COTTON BASEBALL CA P — Present Dad with this special gift. Squirt fabric paints on a paper plate. Let the kids dip their thum bs in the paint (dip in different co lors each tim e) and make one-of-a-kind “do ts" all over a light- colored or white co tton baseball cap. Press Firmly for a c lear print. Let dry. For added p izzazz, decorate the cap with souvenir pins, team buttons, fly fishing lures w ith barbs cut off, etc.

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O u r first w eek in o ffice has been so rt o f a se ttling in p ro cess . E ach C o m m issio n e r has b een g e ttin g h im ­s e lf fam ilia r w ith h is s ta f f an d h is duties. H aving served b efore , I know how d ifficu lt th ese f irst few d ay s can be. Y o u r c o m m iss io n e rs th o u g h , h av e really g o tten dow n to w o rk for you.

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Y o u r e n tire B oard is g o ing to w ork long and h ard fo r you. O u r m ission is n o t an easy one, o r o n e th at w ill h ap p en overn ig h t. W e w ill, as h u ­m ans, p ro b ab ly m ake m istakes a long the w ay. H opefully , they w ill b e kept

a t a m in im u m . T h e r e w i l l b e ch an g es m ad e o n ly becau se o f ou r desire to s tream lin e o u r d ep artm en ts and try to red u ce the burd en on the taxpayer. N o t e v e ry o n e is g o in g to be hap p y , b u t I h av e a lw ays felt that ou r p o sitio n as e lec ted o ffic ia ls is to try to k eep the tax es dow n and use on ly m o n ies th a t are av a ilab le . O f co u rse , th ere are som e em erg en cie s th at co m e u p w h ere one m u st g o out to bond, S ta te M andates and certa in con trac ts can a lso be a p rob lem .

O n ce ag a in let m e say th at w e are here for y ou . W e in tend to h ave a b reakfast e v e ry o th er m o n th in d if ­ferent sectio n s o f to w n to m eet with all o f yo u and see if w e c an h e lp you w ith an y p ro b lem s y o u m ay e n c o u n ­ter.

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th e y d o n o t w a n t a b s t i n e n c e - o n l y p r o g r a m s . A 1993 K a g le to n P o ll f o u n d t h a t 8 6 p e r c e n t o f

r e s p o n d e n t s f a v o r e d s e x e d u c a t i o n t h a t i n ­

c lu d e d b o th c o n t r a c e p t i o n a n d s a f e s e x .

In a d d i t i o n , th e p r o g r a m ig n o r e s t h e r o o t

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th o s e w h o a r e a f f e c t e d b y t h e l e g i s l a t i o n , n a m e ly , th e c u r r e n t w e l f a r e r e c i p i e n t s . W h y

n o t o f f e r th e m o n e y f o r c h i l d c a r e a s s i s t a n c e ,

j o b t r a in in g a n d te c h n ic a l e d u c a t io n ? H e lp in g w e lf a r e fa m il ie s b e c o m e in d e p e n d e n t is a s te p

in th e d i r e c t i o n o f e n d i n g th e c y c le o f d e p e n ­

d e n c y t h a t o f te n g e t s p a s s e d f r o m o n e g e n ­e r a t io n to a n o th e r . W e lf a r e r e f o r m s h o u ld s t ic k

to th e t a s k a t h a n d a n d s ta y o u t t h e c l a s s r o o m w h e r e it c l e a r ly h a s n o b u s in e s s .

A legal robbery on New Jersey taxpayersD ear E ditor,

T h e N ew Je rsey S u p rem e C o u rt’s S ch o o l F u n d in g dec is io n e x h ib its a raw a b u se o f p o w er. T h is co u rt has to be th e m o st liberal in the US. In m y m in d th is is n o th in g but a legal ro b b e ry co m m itted on the N ew Je r­se y T a x p a y e r . T o “ k o w - to w ” to D av id S c ia rra ’s d es ire s is ab so lu te ly o u tra g e o u s . M r. S c ia rra and h is o r­g an iz a tio n , th e E d u ca tio n Law C e n ­te r , s till th in k s w e a re liv in g in the 1 9 6 0 ’s. T h e NJ ta x p a y e r h a s no

m o re to g ive. It is no t the resp o n s i­b ility o f th e o rd in a ry w ork ing m an to fund all e ducation in the inner city .

T h e NJ S u p rem e C o u rt Ju stices should be elected, so the taxpayer can have a say on issues th at affec t them A ll m ajo r d e c is io n s such as schoo l fu n d in g sh o u ld be d ealt w ith by our e lec ted rep resen ta tiv es . M ay I ask , has o u r N ew Jersey S u p rem e C ourt e v e r issued a co n serv a tiv e decision in its h is to ry ? H av en ’t th ese m en

and w o m en learn ed by now th at a m ajo rity o f the p eo p le are not left- lean ing liberals, b u t m o d era te c o n ­se rv a tiv e s . T h e L aw C e n te r an d D av id S c iarra , w ith th e ir re -d is tr i­bu tio n o f incom e v iew s, a re archa ic rem a in s o f an ag e th at ho p efu lly w ill n e v e r return .

John D rzm k o w sk i L yn d h u rst

Governor Whitman supports ScottD ear E d ito r,

T o d a y I rece iv ed a co p y o f y o u r e d i t o r ia l t i t l e d , “ G o v . W h itm a n S n u b s John S co tt.” In it you co n ­c lu d e th at e v e n ts a t the N o rth A r­l in g to n M e m o r ia l D a y p a ra d e “ m ig h t w ell b e” c o n s id e red an e n ­d o rse m e n t fo r S en a to r S c o tt’s o p p o ­nen t. N o th in g c o u ld be fu rth e r from th e tru th .

I h av e en d o rsed S en a to r S c o n ’s b id for re-e lection . John S cott has served h is d istric t w ell and d eserv es re -e le c ­tion . D u rin g the last th ree an d a h a lf yea rs , John has su p p o rted m e in m y e ffo r ts to c u t ta x e s an d e lim in a te w astefu l g o v ern m en t spend ing . That is w h y I su p p o rt John S c o n fo r the

36th L eg isla tive D istrict S en a te seat.U n fo r tu n a te ly fo r y o u r read e rs ,

y o u r ed ito ria l leap t to a co n c lu sio n th a t w as w rong . M y en d o rsem en t for the 36th D istrict S enate seat has b een g iv en to John Scott.

C h ristin e T odd W hitm an

Gov. Whitman: Who does6all’ apply to?D ear E ditor,

G o v e rn o r C h ristin e W hitm an has led the peo p le o f N ew Je rsey to b e­lieve th a t o n e o f h e r m ain p rio rities as g o v ern o r is to g iv e a m p le su p p o rt to o u r c h ild ren and sch o o l system s. She c la im s h e r focus is on a “g o o d ” ed u catio n fo r all. bu t I feel the p u b ­lic sho u ld b e in fo rm ed as to w hom ‘’aH” ap p lie s to.

Last vear G o v ern o r W hitm an v is ­

ited N u tley H igh S chool. P rio r to h e r v is it I th o u g h t o f m an y q u e s tio n s w h ich I w o u ld like to ask her. W hen she fin a lly a rr iv ed I ask ed a c la ss ­m ate h ow lo n g she w o u ld be in tow n and w h en I w o u ld ge t a c h an ce to sp eak w ith her. T o m y d ism ay G o v ­e rn o r W h itm an re q u e s ted th a t she o n ly m ee t w ith the h o n o r students. U n fo r tu n a te ly m y g ra d e s in h ig h

shoo l w ere ju s t “av e rag e" an d I w as left u n ab le to have m y q u estio n s a n ­sw ered.

W hat h a p p e n ed to equa l su p p o rt fo r all ch ild ren . W e all tu rn e ig h ­teen one d ay a n d h o n o rs stu d en t or not o u r v o tes h o ld the sam e w ater.

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The Progressive Team says thanksD ear E ditor,

W e w o u ld like to thank all o f those i n d iv id u a ls w h o s u p p o r t e d u s th ro u g h o u t o u r cam paign .

A sp ecia l thank y o u is a lso e x ­ten d ed to o u r iam ilies an d frien d s w ho w ere w onderfu l.

W e w o u ld a lso like to c o n g ra tu la te M ay o r G u id a and all o f the C o m m is­sioners.

W e w ish y o u the t**st o f luck.

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Lyndhurst resident has some gripesD ear E ditor,

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T h e sam e g o es fo r the m an w ho got o u t o f his van o n R idge R oad and N ew Jersey A v en u e S u n d ay am and to o k a ba llo o n o f f the po le an d g av e it to h is ch ild w h o w a s in th e van w ith h im . S ham e o n you!

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It’s amazing that planes can carry a few hundred people plus all their luggage

VagabondingHy C harlotte Sa\ ino

I rem em b er read in g A nne L in d b erg h ’s boo k "N orth to the O ri­e n t,” in w h ich she tells o f h ow little she w as ab le to carry on her trips w ith h e r h u sb an d , C harles L indbergh . He w as the f irst one to c ro ss the ocean in a p lan e . W hat a g rea t h e ro he becam e.

He m arried A nne M orrow , a y oung B ergen C o u n ty wom an! In her book she says she w as ab le to carry one p a ir o f shoes. It had to do for all ac tiv ities. In those d ay s th ey cou ld n o t c a rry m u ch luggage in the sm all p lanes.

It is slig h tly d iffe ren t now w hen a p lan e ca rrie s som etim es a few h u n ­d red p eo p le p lus their luggage.

T h e f irst t im e I w ent to E urope I ca rr ied a sp ecia l bag w ith m y co s­tu m e je w e lry to m atch every outfit It m ad e m y luggage verv heavy. I n ev e r h ad an y real jew e ls , never had an y d e s ire fo r them , n or the w h ere ­w ith al to ge t any.

M y friend A nge. trav e lin g w ith us w an ted to k n o w w hat I w as d o ing w ith all th a t ju n k jew e lry . She liked rea l jew e ls .

N o w w h en I trave l I e a rn no je w ­e lry at a ll, h ave none yet. I w ear a

w atch and th at is all. O ne gets sen ­sible.

W hen I w en t to the S cand inav ian c o u n tr i e s , I d id n o t h a v e w a rm e n o u g h c lo th es , since it w as a cool sum m ef\ 1 had a tan knit w o o l suit w h ich I th o u g h t w ould be to o w arm but soon d iscovered I had to w ear m y n a v y b lu e ra in co a t o v e r it to k eep w arm . I d id not like m ix in g the tan and th e b lue l liked e v e r \ th in g to m atch . I even w o re a straw knit hat fo r w arm th .

T he o th e r w om en w ore scarves on th eir h ead s an d R o se 's h u sband Sat did not like that. He said they looked like o ld em ig ran ts , fo reigners. He liked th e hat.

W hen w e w ere ch ild ren the N ew ­ark E v e n in g N ew s p u b lish e d Ih e U n c le W ig g ly S to rie s by H o w ard G aris . da ily . W e loved those s tories. M y m o th e r and som etim es m y father read th em to us. I f a b ro th er w as out o f s ig h t he cam e ru sh in g to hear

W e sa t a ro u n d m y m o th er on the floor and w ere en tranced . T hey u ere abou t a rabb it ca lled U ncle W iggls and F u zzy W uzzy . T he action took

p lace in the B riar Pa tch . I d o n ’t have any co p ies o f them b u t I d o rem e m ­b e r l is te n in g and e n jo y in g . T h ey u su a lly en d ed w ith c le v e r say in g s like “ i f the cat d o es n o t ju m p o ver the m o o n , I w ill te ll yo u n ex t,” and nam ed the nex t story .

W hen m y b ro th er sta rted w o rk in g fo r the paper, he sa t n ex t to H ow ard G aris , th e au th o r o f th o se s to ries and w a s th r i lle d to be n e x t to su c h a c lev e r m an.

A n o th e r e x p e rie n ce m y b ro th e r had w ith an a u th o r w as w h en he w as a studen t at N ew Y ork U niv ers ity . T h e a w a rd w in n in g b o o k “ L o o k H o m ew ard A n g e l" w as w ritte n by N Y U. co lle g e p ro fe s s o r T h o m a s W olfe. M y b ro th er had the p leasu re o f g o in g to m eet h im at h is a p a rt­m ent in G reen w ich V illage . H e w as in seven th heaven at the m ee tin g and excep tio n ally happy w hen the au th o r g ave him an au to g rap h ed copV o f his book

L ike ev e ry o n e e lse , he e n jo y e d m ee tin g fam ous people .

W hen G ertru d e S tein w as co m in g in to th is country , he w as o n e o f the rep o rte rs w ho w en t b y boa t to m eet the incom ing a u th o r H e a lso m et m an y fam ous p o litica l fig u res, e .g .. R ockefeller, D ew ey, etc.

I g u ess m ee tin g fam o u s p e o p le g iv es o n e the au ra o f g rea tness.

M y g o o d f r ie n d M a ry K in g 's d au g h te r ( to ld m e not to m en tio n her n a m e ) sa id th e o th er d ay th at m y a rtic les all m en tion the east side o f the tow n an d never the sectio n near th e river. It is true and I am guilty but a s ch ild ren w e w ere n o t allow ed to m ean d er all o v er tow n. W e w ere to ld to stay c lo se to h om e so I do not know m u ch th a t h a p p e n ed in the o th e r end.

O n e th in g I d o rem em b er w as that at the c o rn e r o f S tuyvesan t A venue an d V alley B rook , there w as an ice c re a m p a rlo r th a t se rv ed beau tifu l ban an a sp lits a n d an aun t w ou ld take us th ere fo r one. W e w alked , no cars W hat a treat!

A n o th e r th in g I rem em b er w as that a g ro u p o f teen ag e b oys w e re s tan d ­ing o n the c o rn e r o f S tuyvesan t and V a lley B rook A venues o u tsid e the d ru g store and there w as a c a r parked on the c o m e r facing the river. O ne o f the b oys got the bright idea to re ­lease the b rak es and it w en t ca reen ­ing d o w n the hill to the bottom w here it s to p p ed . L uck ily no o n e w as hurt bu t it co u ld h ave resu lted in a ca ta s­tro p h e

I k now th e re w as a sw im m in g pool, near th e river too

I w o u ld b e h ap p \ to rece ive a n \ in fo rm a tio n ab o u t that end o f tow n an d I w ill certa inK use it in a col-

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II Im agine d o in g a th in g like

I th ink b e in g a n u rse is a sa n c ti­fied p ro fession . O n e m ust h ave the pa tience o f Jo b and w illing to o v e r­look pain.

I cou ld not be a n urse . I f a person is sick. I co llapse. O n e tim e I w as tak in g ca re o f a s is te r w h o had an opera tion and w as try in g to a d m in ­ister to h e r needs w h en she sa id in a w e a k v o ic e " A u n t L o u is ver> gen tle .” T hat to ld m e w hat k ind ot a nu rse I was.

N urses and d oc to rs, as far as I am c o n c e rn e d , d e s e rv e m u ch c re d it They h ave to be ind iffe ren t to peop le w ho su ffe r o r how c o u ld they stand it.

Y ears ago the d o c to r cam e to the house if one w as sick and i f h e said lie w as co m in g ag a in , the ill w ere not hap p y because it w as an ex tra fee.

Now it ;i p e rso n is s ic k , h e is rushed to the em erg en cy room o f a hospital. I-veil if h e has a fev e r he is covered and taken out. A slight pain and a p erson g o es Jo a. d oc to r. It is good because illness can be de tec ted soon and taken care.

In o lden days very o ften the m other docto red the ill person . Even il a ch ild had the m ea s les , she p u lled dow n the shades an d m in iste red to

There w as a tim e w h e n m an y p eo p le m ade th eir o w n b read I he w om en from the to p o f th e lull m ade th e b rea d b u t b ro u g h t it d o w n to S in o p o li 's o v en s on f re e m a n Street to h ave it baked . W hen it w as fin­ished . they co v e red it carefu lly and ca rried it up the h ill on their heads I g u ess it w as the o n h wav to carry it I he loaves w ere so b ig an d cu m ­b erso m e and th e \ had no cars

M ost peo p le co o k ed in th e ir ow n h o m e s . W h en m y m o th e r m ad e b read , it w as left to rise all n igh t and b e fo re she b aked it in the m orning she took p ieces and fla tten ed them o u t an d fried th em fo r b rea k fa s t I h e re w as n o th in g th a t g o t us up fas te r than to sm ell that fry in g piece o f dough. It w ou ld be sp rink led w ith e o n te c t io n e r s s u g a r a n d w h a t a b rea k fa s t th at m ade! B e tte r th an d o u g h n u ts w hich w e did not have.

I hat is not the o n l\ tim e I saw w o m e n e a r n i n g th in g s 011 th e ir h eads. In Italy the w om en carried th e i r c lo th e s d o w n to th e b ro o k w here they w ash ed them , d ried them o n th e g ra s s a n d th en 111 a la rg e bun d le carried them on th eir heads u p <1 lull to th e ir hom es

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W alter Rafferty Joseph IsgroW alter R. R affe rty , 72 , o f R u th er­

fo rd , d ied M ay 28 , 199 7 at hom e.B o m in N Y , he lived in R u th er­

fo rd fo r 48 years.M r. R afferty w as a retired m arine

c o o rd in a to r fo r T exaco .He is su rv ived by h is w ife Jane;

sons, M ark o f V irg in ia and Phillip o f N orth A rlington; sister, D orothy E der o f M arco Island, FL; brother, R obert o f W elling ton , FL and four g ran d ch ild ren .

Serv ices w ere held at St. M ary ’s RC C hurch , R u therfo rd w ith in te r­m e n t at Im m a c u la te C o n c e p tio n C em etery , M ontcla ir

M em orial d o n atio n s m ay be m ade to the A m erican L ung A ssociation o r the Peter J R eilly M em orial Fund, c /o St. M ary’s RC C hurch .

C o llins-C alhoun Funeral Hom e, R u th e rfo rd , w as in c h a rg e o f a r ­rangem ents

Lucian RutkowskiLucian R u tkow ski, 79 , o f North

A rlin g to n , d ied M ay 2 3 , 1997 in W est Hudson H osp ita l, K eam y.

B om in Poland, he lived in Jersey C ity before m o v in g to N orth A rlin g ­ton in 1979.

Mr. R utkow ski w as a sew in g m a­chine opera to r fo r the S a lvana Co., Jersey C ity , fo r m any years, retiring in 1980.

He w as a treasu re r o f the Katyn M em orial Fund o f Je rsey C ity and the G en era l A n d ers M o n u m e n t at O u r Lady o f C zesto ch o w a S hrine in D oylestow n, PA

A W orld W ar II P o lish A rm y vet­eran , he w as a m em b er o f the Polish V eterans Post # 5 1 o f Je rsey C ity , the Polish Legion o f A m erican V eterans Post #9 o f Jersey C ity and the A m eri­can Legion Post #9 9 o f K eam y. I Ic se rved w ith Polish so ld ie rs a llied to A m erican and E n g lish fo rces a fter the co llap se o f Poland.

H e w as a m em b er o f the Polish- A m erican c itizens c lub o f Lyndhurst

He is su rv ived by h is w ife, Zofia; s isters, M rs A nna P uchalsk i, M rs H e le n a K o n ik o w s k i a n d M rs S ta n is la w a K r o c z k o w s k i ; m a n y nieces and nep h ew s in U nited S tates and Poland and sis te r-in -law , M ary Rutkow ski.

S erv ices w ere h e ld a t St. M ic h a e l’s C hurch , L yndhurst w ith in term en t in H oly C ross C em etery , N orth A rlin g ­ton.

Parow Funeral H om e, N orth A r­ling ton , w as in c h a rg e o f a rra n g e ­m ents.

Joseph Isgro, 85, o f L y ndhurst, d ied M ay 27 , 1997 at hom e.

B om in N ew Y o rk C ity , he lived in L yndhurst fo r 80 years.

M r. Isg ro w as a c u s to d ia n for Jefferson S chool, L yn d h u rst for 14 years, retiring in 1977. F or 2 0 y ears h e w o rk e d fo r M e rk in P a in t , L y n d h u r s t a n d fo r 3 0 y e a rs he w o rk e d as a b a k e r w i th T om M o rg a n o 's B akery , L yndhurst.

He w as a m em b er o f the C o lu m ­bus C lub o f Lyndhurst.

He is su rv ived b y h is w ife N ettie ; daughters, JoA nn W enz o f Lyndhurst and K athy Joh n so n o f L and ing ; son, P eter o f N u tley ; g ran d so n , Joseph D evereaux; g ran d d au g h te rs , Robyn and S hannon Isg ro and g rea t-g ran d ­sons, Jo sep h A lb e rt an d A n th o n y Joseph D evereaux

Serv ices w ere held at Sacred H eart KC C h u rch , L y n d h u rs t w ith in te r­m e n t in H i l ls id e C e m e te r y , Lyndhurst.

N a z a r e M e m o r ia l H o m e , I .yndhurst, was in ch arg e o f arrange-

Harry NelsonH a rry P . N e ls o n , S r . , 7 8 , o f

L y n d h u rs t, d ied M ay 2 7 , 1997 at hom e.

B om in W eehaw ken , he lived in Lyndhurst for the p ast 45 years.

M r. N e lso n w as a m an a g e r for W estinghouse C o rp ., E lev ato r D ivi­sion, Jersey C ity , for 36 years, re tir­ing in 1977.

He w as a m em b er o f the L yndhurst U nited M ethodist C hurch .

He w as a m em b e r o f PB O E Iks Lodge #1 5 0 5 , A d o n iram -H ig h lan d W ak efie ld R is in g S ta r Lodge #80 F& A M , A A R P C h ap te r # 4319 and L yn d h u rst F rie n d sh ip C lu b , all in L yndhurst

He w as a W orld W ar II veteran o f the U S A rm y A ir Force.

He is su rv ived by h is w ife M ary, so n . H arry P ., Jr. o f R iv e r E dge , daugh ter, D eb ra S av o n a o f C lifton , sister, I lelen Jo y o f G ulfport, FL and th ree g ran d ch ild ren

E nto m b m en t w as in H oly C ross C h ap e l M a u so leu m , N o rth A rlin g ­ton.

D o n a tio n s m ay be m ad e to the L yndhurst U n ited M ethodist Church, 307 T o n tin e A v en u e , L yndhurst, NJ0 7 0 7 1.

lp p o lito -S te lla to F uneral H om e, L yndhurst, w as in ch arg e o f arrange-

Pearl FecaninP earl C. Fecan in , 72 , o f R u th er­

f o rd , d ie d M a y 3 0 , 1 9 9 7 a t H ack en sack M edical Center.

B o m in L odi, she lived in R u th er­fo rd m o st o f h e r life.

M rs. F ecanin w as a hom em aker.She w as p re-d eceased by h e r h u s­

ban d M ichae l and son R obert E.S h e is su rv iv ed by sons, M ichael

o f F lo rid a , G eorge H. and Jam es J. o f R u th e r f o r d ; b r o th e r , W ill ia m H ook o f K entucky and six g ran d ch il­d ren .

In te rm en t w as in H oly C ro ss C em ­ete ry , N orth A rling ton .

M em oria l d o n atio n s m ay be m ade to the A m erican C an ce r S ociety.

C o llin s-C a lh o u n F uneral H om e, R u th e rfo rd , w as in c h a rg e o f a r ­ran g em en ts .

Audrey KempnerM rs. A udrey M . K em pner, 77 , d ied

M ay 29 , 1997 at St. M ic h a e l’s M ed i­cal C en te r, N ew ark .

B o m in W ilkes B arre , P A ., she lived in N orth A rlin g to n for 23 years befo re m o v in g to L iv in g sto n M anor, N Y n ine y ea rs ago.

M rs. K e m p n e r w o rk e d as a l i ­cen sed prac tica l n u rse at the E ssex C oun ty G eria tric H ospita l, B e llev ille for e ig h t y ea rs , r e tirin g in 1985. She also se rv ed as a n u rse in the A rm y d u rin g W orld W ar II.

She w as p re-d eceased by h u sb a n d s A lf re d E. K e m p n e r an d J a m e s T. Bell.

She is su rv iv ed by sons, J a m e s T. B ell, W illliam K em p n er and A lfred E . K e m p n e r J r . ; d a u g h te r , C a ro l C a p p e l lu t i ; s is te r , C a ro l H e id e l; b ro th er, W illiam H eidel an d g ra n d ­c h ild ren , C o u rtn ey and T a y lo r Bell and Jason and N ico le C ap p ellu ti.

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Margaret ColemanM rs. M a rg a re t A . C o le m a n (nee

S ch iel), 9 0 , o f R u th e rfo rd , d ied M ay 24 , 1997.

B o m in Je rse y C ity , she lived in R u th erfo rd s in ce 1948.

M rs. C o lem an w as a p a rish io n e r o f St. M ary R C C h u rch .

She w as p re-d e c e ase d by her h u s­

b a n d Paul.S h e is s u rv iv e d b y d a u g h te rs ,

E lean o r L u m ley o f Palm C oast, FL an d L o is D an sb ach o f R u th erfo rd ; s ix g ra n d c h i ld r e n a n d 12 g r e a t ­g ran d c h ild re n .

S e rv ices w ere h e ld at St. M ary RC C h u rch , R u th e rfo rd , w ith in term en t at H o ly C ro ss C em ete ry , 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 th e rfo rd , w as in c h a rg e o f a r ­ran g em en ts .

Katherine ConnellyK atherine M C o n n e lly , 69 , o f R u ­

th erfo rd , d ied June 1, 1997 at hom e.B orn in Je rsey C ity , she lived in

R u therfo rd m ost o f her lifeM rs. C o n n e lly w as a legal s ecre ­

tary for the law firm o f S m ith & Ely in R u therfo rd

She w as p re-d eceased by her h u s­ban d Francis.

S he is su rv iv ed by sons, R ichard o f H o u s to n , T X , J a m e s o f Q u a k e r to w n , PA , Jo sep h o f lse lin and M ich ae l o f R u th erfo rd ; d a u g h ­te r , M a rg a r e t S h u t t l e w o r th o f K en m o re , N Y and n in e g ran d c h il­

dren.S erv ices w ere h e ld at St. M ary RC

C h u rch , R u th e rfo rd w ith in te rm en t in G e o rg e W a sh in g to n M e m o ria l Park, P aram us.

C o llin s -C a lh o u n F u n eral H om e, R u th e rfo rd , w a s in c h a rg e o f a r ­ran g em en ts .

Elsie JagerM rs. E lsie Jager, 94 , o f L yndhurst,

d ied M ay 31 , 1997.B o m in G erm an y , she cam e to the

U S in 1924 se ttlin g in L yndhurst. M rs. Jag er w as a h o m em ak er She w as p re-d eceased by h e r h u s­

b an d A d o lp h G.N a z a r e M e m o r ia l H o m e ,

Lyndhurst, w as in c h a rg e o f a rra n g e ­

m en ts.

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St. M ary’s suffers first lossQueen o f Peace made an early exit

from the N JSIA A Parochial A North Tournam ent falling 3-1 to Paramus Catholic. Q P could muster only one h it

The Rutherford Lady Bulldogs ad­vanced in NJSIAA G roup 2 State ac ­tion by blanking Lenape Valley 4-0. Rutherford (26-

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T h e B e c to n L ad y W ild ca ts a d ­v an ced in G ro u p 1 q u a rte r round ac ­tion d efeating Saddle B rook 7-2. Patti H avel u p p ed h e r reco rd to 19-4 as S tacey R u y m en trip led and d ro v e in tw o ru n s a n d Jen n P e rro tta h ad a d o u b le an d an RB I.

W allin g to n a d v an ced in G ro u p 1 S tate p lay w ith an 18-0 w hip p in g o f W aldw ick. Tara Pietrowitz fanned five on h e r w ay to a five inn ing no-h itter. Iw ona L eo szen ia trip led in 3 runs.

T he B oy P an thers o f W allington w ere e lim ina ted in quarter final round action o f th e N JS IA A G ro u p 1 to u r­n a m e n t 1 2 -1 1 b y S e c a u c u s . W allin g to n tie d the sco re in the top o f the f if th o n ly to lose in the bottom o f th e sev en th . C h u ck K alen d er led the P an th ers w ith th ree h its and four RBIs.

T he m uch an tic ipated m eeting o f St. M a ry ’s (2 6 -2 ) ran k ed #2 in the Star- L ed g er T o p 20 and R u therford (27-2 ) ran k ed # 17 , w ill no t happen as the R u th e rfo rd B u lld o g s g o t th e ir part d o n e d e fe a tin g M ahw ah 2-1 b u t St. M ary ’s fell to R iver D ell 8-2.

A n A ll-R u th e rfo rd B ergen C oun ty C h a m p io n sh ip w o u ld have been n ice for tiny S o u th -B erg en but a tired arm fell L au ren D ick in so n o f the G aels. T he St. M ary ’s p itch in g m achine (26- 2 ) go t belted for the first tim e this sea­son g iv in g up 12 h its and 8 runs. The G ae ls w ill reg ro u p and p rep are for a S ta te title .

The R u therfo rd B u lldogs o v e rsh ad ­o w e d b y S ta te p i tc h in g s e n sa tio n L au ren D ick in so n w h o has am assed 27 6 s tr ik eo u ts in 163 in n ings for St. M a ry ’s find th em se lv es v y in g for the B e r g e n C o u n ty C h a m p io n s h ip aga inst R iv er D ell.

T he B u lld o g s e d g e d M ah w ah 2-1 in 13 inn ings. T he D ogs tra iled 1-0 en te rin g th e bo ttom o f the six th w hen M o n d a d o ri’s tw o -o u t s ing le scored T racey G arripoli.

A sco re less sev en th sent the S em i­final R ou n d g am e in to ex tra inn ings u n til A m y G a e ta ’s tw o -o u t in fie ld single sco red S tep h an ie M astropaolo w ith th e w in n in g run.

T he v ic to ry for R u therfo rd sets up th e ir th ird m ee tin g th is season w ith R iver D ell. R u th erfo rd o w ns a 2-0 m ark this season d efeating R iver Dell 4-2 and 3-2.

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T he L y n d h u rst g irls saw sopho­m ore standout C h am ie C arte r win the 100M, 12.8; 100M HH , 17.1;longjum p at 15’-1 0 -1 /4 ” and trip le ju m p at 33 ’- 7’’. Jean B ello tti w on the sh o t put for R utherford.

T h e W allin g to n P anthers defeated H aw thorne 7-6 to advance in NJSIAA G ro u p I , N o rth action . L isa Verga d o u b led in the 8th inning and scored the g am e w in n er on a th row ing error. Freshm an pitching ace Tara Pietrowicz took her record to 18-4 with help from Julie Vierzchalek w ho went 3 fo r4 with an RBI.

I lie R u therfo rd B u lldogs advanced in G ro u p 2 N o rth ac tio n d efeating M ahw ah 6-3 S am an th a D rum m ond p aced R u th erfo rd w ith tw o hom ers and five RB Is C hristina Sanzo upped her reco rd to 25-3 s trik ing out seven M ahw ah ba tte rs. S anzo becam e the seco n d R u th e rfo rd p itc h e r to earn B ergen R eco rd A th lete o f the W eek

S an zo is o n ly a sop h o m o re and a l­ready is e n jo y in g an A ll-S tate sea­son lead ing the B u lldogs to the fi­nals o f the B ergen C ounty toum m ent S h e h as c o m p iled 200 s trikeou ts and a 0 .68 F R A . S an zo is a three sport a th le te c o m p e tin g in cro ss-co u n try and sw im m ing.

St M ary 's (2 6 -2 ) ranked #12 in the S ta r-1 .e d g e r to p 2 0 , d e m o l ish e d M ontc la ir-K im berley A cadem y 12-1 a d v a n c in g to th e f in a l s o f th e N JSIA A P aroch ia l B cham pionsh ip . W inn ing p itch e r L auren D ickinson (2 7 -2 ) to o k vengeance on her o p p o ­nen t b o u n c in g back from her d isap ­p o in ting B ergen C oun ty tou rnam ent loss. D ickinson fired a tw o hitter, fan­n in g 10. T he G ae ls o ffen se w as led by D iana A u teri and Jen Sim m ons.

T h e W alling ton P anthers upset fa­vorite Becton Regional 6-2 to take the N orth Jersey N JSIA A sectional finals fo r G ro u p I.

T he P an thers (2 0 -4 ) sco red four runs in the 8th inn ing to break a 2-2 sev en inn ing tie.

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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 lo s e t s ,

g l e a m i n g h a r d w o o d t lo 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 th

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

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9 3 3 - 8 7 8 1

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N ear sch o o ls & transporta tion to NY. H eat hot w ater inc.

B asem ent for w asher & dryer. A vl. Ju ly I. $870.

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No Pets. H ot w ater supplied . I m o n th security .

H eat & gas not included( 2 0 1 ) 5 0 7 - 9 2 1 0

Business students to participate in competitionA fter w in n in g the reg io n a l c h a m ­

p io n sh ip , F e lic ian C o lleg e stu d en ts a re o f f to K an sas C ity to co m p e te in a na tio n a l c o m p e titio n sp o n so red by S tu d en ts in F ree E n terp rise , a n o n ­p r o f i t o rg a n iz a tio n th a t w o rk s in p a rtn e rsh ip w ith bu sin ess an d h ig h er e d u c a tio n to h e lp stu d en ts tak e w h at th e y are lea rn in g in th e c la ss ro o m a n d ap p ly it to rea l-life s ituations.

C o m p e tin g a g a in st 21 c o lleg es in th e reg io n , F e lic ian C o lleg e stu d en ts p resen ted th e ir c o m m u n ity ou treach p ro jec ts to a pane l o f local and n a ­t io n a l b u sin ess leaders an d e n tre p re ­n eu rs w ho ju d g e d the F e lic ian C o l­lege e ffo rts to b e ou tstan d in g .

T h e s tu d e n ts d e sig n ed p ro jec ts - c o lo r in g b o o k s , su rv ey s , pam p h le ts , w o rk sh o p s , film sc reen in g s an d e s ­say co n te s ts - to exp la in b u sin ess to c h i ld r e n in th e F e l ic ia n C o l le g e C h ild C are C en te r, y o u n g s te rs a t the B o y s an d G ir ls C lu b in L od i, s tu ­d e n ts a t Im m a c u la te C o n c e p t io n

H ig h S choo l and teen ag e rs a t an af­t e r - s c h o o l p ro g ra m in P a te r s o n , F e lic ia n c o lle g e s tu d e n ts , w o m en re tu rn in g to the w o rk p lace an d se­n io r c itizens.

In a d d itio n , the studen ts se rv ed as v o lu n te e r c o n su lta n ts to 25 sm all b u s in esses in the local com m unity . T h e s tu d e n ts p ro v id e d m a rk e tin g an a ly ses , p ric in g s tra teg ie s and even g av e ad v ice ab o u t signage , d isp lay s a n d s to re lay o u t. L o c a l b u s in e ss o w n e rs w h o w o u ld like in fo rm atio n m ay ca ll B eth C astig lila a t 778-1190, e x ten s io n 6109.

T h e F e lic ian C o lleg e S IF E ch ap ­te r a lso w on the K raft F o o d s S u c ­c e ss 2 0 0 0 C o m p etitio n , for p ro jec ts se rv in g u n d erp riv ileg ed seg m en ts o f the e c o n o m y The students p resen ted w o rk sh o p s to e m o tio n a lly d istu rb ed teen ag e rs from A lp in e, NJ. E n titled “A ttitu d es and A p titu d es ," the p ro ­g ram co n s is ted o f e x e rc ise s an d d is ­c u s s io n s a b o u t w o rk r e la te d a t t i ­

tudes, behaviors and motivation, de­signed to lead the students to the conclusion that, if they wanted it and were prepared to work for it, they could succeed in their chosen fields.

The Felician College students also traveled to an after-school program in Paterson and to the Boys and Girls Club o f Lodi to talk to children about money and the basics o f economics.

Beth Castiglia, faculty advisor to SIFE and an instructor in the De­partment o f Business at Felician C ollege, was nam ed a Sam M. Walton Free Enterprise Fellow in recognition o f her leadership and support o f the SIFE program at Felician College.

Members of the winning Students in Free E nterprise team from Felician College are: Cheryl Balletto o f Wayne, Leonor Valente of Ruth­erford, Maribel Valazquez of Passaic, Tara DelGavio o f Maywood and Mary Doyle o f Garfield.

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c a b i n e t s , v a n i t y b a t h , f r e e p a r k i n g . A v l . J u n e 1 5 .

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BOROUGH O f NORTH ARLINGTON, COUNTY OF BERGEN

TAX COLLECTOR'S NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL PROPERTY

FOR DELINQUENT TAXES FOR 1996

Notice is hereby given that the following tract* or lot* of land situated in the Borough of North Arlington. County of Bergen, State

of New Jersey, which are delinquent for taxes and water for the year 1996 wilt be offered for *ate by the undersigned

collector at public auction at the Municipal Building, 214 Ridge Road. North Arlington, Bergen County. New Jereey, et 10 am

prevailing time on Friday, June 6, 1997 Each tract or tots as much a* shall be necessary wilt be sold tor so much as sh e ! be

sufficient to satisfy the amount due thereon with interest and cost of sale and publication Payment for the l

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17 W ILLIAM STREETTAXES 4445 64

W ATER 144 76

UW166*47 525**7

14 PERSHING PLACE 3891 46 513.92 4405.3*

45 HEDDEN TERRACE 390042 14.28 567 *5 44*2.55

25 IIENDEL AVE 1800.17 47 56 161 33 2009.06

159 R1VERV1EW AVE.# 1152 00 79 IS 1231 IS

3 GOLD STREET 2034 66 92 36 195 02 2322.04

421 RIVER ROAD 3754 31 649.0* 4403 46

272 BELLEVILLE PIKE 521687 732.** 5949.75

352 BELLEVILLE PIKE 3693 05 717*1 4410*6

102 BOSTON AVE 1070 00 354*3 127.14 1551.97

24 TRUMAN ROAD 158.25 22.56 1*0.11

29 CANTERBURY AVE 4889 60 935.67 5*25.27

34 FIRST STREET 920 00 63.23 9*3.23

40-48 PORETE AVE 3592 *6 69*29 4291.15

40 PORETE AVE 6*43.21 1269 90 *113.11

76 PORETE AVE 754 00 3*76 52.59 *4535

42 GERALDINE ROAD I I 17 00 144*2 1261*2

340 BELLEVILLE PIKE 285 60 1500 300 60

185 CANTERBURY AVE 354.12 15.00 369 12

54 DEVON STREET 151 12 15.00 166.12

48 FOREST STREET 122 12 15.00 137.12

36 RENNER PLACE 517** 15.00 532.**

587 RIDGE ROAD 3004 00 60.0* 3064.0*

580 RIDGE ROAD 413.00 15.00 42*00

104 SCHUYLER AVE 4 *6 * * 15.00 501.**

12 TRUMAN ROAD 271 *4 15.00 2*6*4

141 BERGEN AVE 103.20 15.00 11*20

163 CANTERBURY AVE. 71 95 15.00 *6.95

89 HEDDEN TERRACE 74.52 15.00 *9.52

132 STEVENS PLACE 48.96 15.00 63.96

176 ALBERT STREET 20** 16 41 76 2129.92

158 BATHURST AVE. 625 45 15.00 640.45

41 BAYUSS STREET 332.44 1500 347.44

137 BOSTON AVE. 429.20 15.00 44420

204 CRYSTAL STREET 419.60 15.00 434.60

137 EAGLE STREET 267.40 15.00 2*2.40

55 SHIELDS PLACE 113.32 15.00 12*32

16 YORK ROAD 306.4* 15.00 321.4*

The land so subject to the sale described in accordance with the tax duplicate including the name of the owner, es on the last tax

duplicate and the aggregate to taxes, improvement assessments and other municipal chargee which were a Hen thereon the

first day of Apnl 1. 1997 exclusive, however o f the ben for taxes for the year 1996 are es Msled above.

ooSecfeor by cashier check, caeh or

ing Act of 1968 as amended which m akes it illegal to advise “any preference limitation or discrimination based on race, color, reli­gion, sex, affectional or sexual orientation, martial sta-w qujt Hou*mg

Oppof*m*r tus, handicap, familial status, ancestry, or national ori­gin, or an intention to make any such preference, limi­

tation or discrimination.' This newspaper will not knowingly accept any adver­tisement for real esta te which is in violation of the law. Our readers are hearby informed that all dwellings advertised in this newspaper are available on an equal opporutnity basis. To complain of discrimination call HUD Toll-Free at 1-800-669-9777

C o m m e r c i a l f o r s a le

R u t h f .r f o r d

C O M M E R C IA L & IN V E S T ­M E N T O F F IC E O R S T O R E + 3

ap a rtm en ts . N ew hea t & h o t w a te r tan k s B u sin ess area.

C all O w n er Broker. 9 3 3 - 2 2 4 4

Any of the aforesaid tracts or lots may be redeemed by peyments to the undersigned

money order, before the date, of the amount due thereon of interests and costs. The

Chapter 478, Public Laws of 1963. the cost of sale aha* be 2 percent of the emount o f the Sen with e minimum o f $15.00 and a

maximum fee of $100.00.

Given Under M y Haiid This May 1st

Anthony Blasi, Collector o f Tues

Borough o f North Arlington, County o f Bergen, State o f New Jersey

Published: May 8, 15, 22, 29. June 5, 1997

Fee: $952.00

th e l e a d e r THURSDAY. JUNE 5. 1997 - PAGE 11

Business DireH o m o ! m o r o v e m r > n t s

R a l p h A . G i o r d a n o BERGEN ESSEX CONTRACTORS

K s la b W ie d • 93 3 -4 1 * 9• A i l t y p e s o f n o m e Im p r o v e m e n t s • S i d i n g s , a l u m i n u m & v i n y l • A t t i c s & b a s e m e n ts • A d d i t i o n s & a lte r a tio n s • A n d e r s o n & P e l la w i n d o w in s ta lle rs • V i n y l r e p la c e m e n t w in d o w s • R o o f i n g , r e s id e n tia l & c o m m e r ic a l

153 Sanford A v e . __________ I yndhurst, NJ

S e r v i c e s | Paper Hanging | R o o f in g I WantedS liva’s C a rp e n tryA lte rn a tio n s & additon s

C a p e n te r s / M a s o n s F r e e e s t im a te s

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

Ceramic Tile

V T u r i e l l o & S o n Hom e Im p ro v em en ts

•Addmons-Alterations •kitchens-Basem ents • \in > l-Aluminum

Sidings •V in\ I Replacement

Wmdt\\ys •Steel Doprs-Gutters •IVcks-ATvnfnfes '

F ree Estim ates! t ( a il 43 8 -3 6 6 3

Insured <Ht>-4S<>7

M ike's All Seasons R eplacem ent

W indows• I 'ilt-in for easy c lean ing• M ain tenance• iX 'ub lc in su la ted glass •A n y shape, s ize o r sty le • O n e day insta lla tion

Free estim ates F ulls insulated

I 43 8 -0 3 5 5

W e R e p a i r . . .

• W a s h e r s • D r y e r s • R e f r i g e r a t o r s • [ r e e ze r s • A i r C o n d it io n e r s

E . C r o s s l e v & S o n S e r v ic e

6 6 7 - 9 2 7 8

J & L A t w e l l S id in g &. R e p la c e m e n t

W i n d o w s F r e e e s t im a te s F u l l y i n s u r e d

9 9 8 - 6 2 3 6

G e n n a T i l eI C o m ple te B athroom I M odern izing

| N o job loo small or loo big

\ 6 61-5172

N e e d a r o o m ( s )W A L L P A P E R E D ?

call

A l B a r t k o40 yrs. experience

472-1489N o jo b too sm all

RDS C o n stru c tio n■ R o o f i n g

■ S i d i n g ■ D e c k s

Residential specialists;rre estimates Fullv insured

9 3 9 - 7 4 4 0

B r i n g i t inA l u m i n u m , B r a s s . !

C o p p e r , L e a d a n d I r o n .

Kcarnv Scrap Metal j 4 "S Schuyler A ve . |

Kearny

H elp W anted

Plumbing

R e m o d e l in g

E x p a n s io n H o m e I m p r o v e m e n t Siding„ a d d itio n s ,

kitchens, b a th ro o m s, JfcHte,v(*rt£sonry, 1

oinj>Jc<^gpnovaNotis, u io d o w 5. d o o rs. &

b asem ents.

( 2 0 1 ) 2 8 8 - 5 3 8 0

I n t e r io r , E x t e r i o r

R e n o v a t io n s , P a in tin g , D o o rs ,

W in d o w s & R(k»f R e p a irs

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

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

Zadroga R em odelingQuality is our main concern

❖ D e c k s❖ S id in g❖ S h e e t r o c k &

s p a c k lin g❖ V i n y l r e p la c e m e n t

w in d o w s ❖ D o o r s - T r i m w o r k ❖ G e n e r a l c a r p e n tr y

re p a irsF r e e E s t im a te s

F ully in s u re dj i iy 998-0121

J .V V . B u r n s & S o n s O i l C o .

f uel ()il Plumbing. Healing.

I m ergeney • B o i l e r R e p la c e m e n t • W a te r H e a te r

R eplacem ent

• B o i l e r R e p a ir (O il .

G a s )• D r a in C le a n in g

J a m e s W . B u r n s I I N J Plum bing l ie # 7020

9 9 1 - 0 3 3 1

M illsDryw all

S h e e t r o c k in g T a p i n g

C o a l i n g •Fultv Insured•

C a l l 9 9 7 - 5 1 2 7

E a s t R i i i i k k k i r i R o o h n c C o .

R o o f i n g • S i d i n g G u t t e r s • R e p a i r s

AU work guaranteed!9 3 9 - 3 3 3 7

W A N T E DO l d t o y tr a in s

L i o n e l , I v e s , F l y e r . | e tc . C o l l e c t o r p a y s ,

c r a z y p r ic e s ! 6 5 2 -0 7 6 7

I__

H e a l t h C a r e

Driver/LimoN 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 rt 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 ra 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 . a n d 1 p .m . C a l l o r s to p in:

C A R D E N S T A T E L I M O8 9 R i d g e R o a d

N . A r l i n g t o n 2 0 1 - 9 9 7 - 7 3 6 8 e x t . 6 2 1

Carpentry

Cleaning

Masonry

J C 'o n c re te - B r ic kPorches • S teps

B rick V eneer [ S idew alks • Patios S tu c c o * W a lls * D ecks

Free estimates ; C all M & M any tim e

9 9 8 - 4 8 3 1

Joe & Judy s Home A Office

Clean inf; Services

9 9 7 - 5 0 7 2

M c G u i r e L S n n v q j f l t

I n t e r i o r L E x t e r i o r P a i n t i n g

P o w e r w a s h i n g

D r . t l t s R e F in is h r .d ■ S i d i n g R r .F in is l i r . t l

S e n i o r ( i t i r r n D i s c o u n t

Call 955-2520 Beeper; 393-7527

C l e a n i n g H o m e s , A p a r t m e n t s ,

S m a l l O f f i c e s . R e a s o n a b l e R a t e s C a l l a r t e r 3 p . m .

( 2 0 1 ) 9 3 3 - 4 3 6 0

K a r a s & S o n P lum bing «& H eating• B a th r o o m & K itc h e n

• I n s ta l la t io n s • S te a m H o t W a te r

• H e a t in g

• I le c tr ic S e w e r &

D ra in C le a n in g

• W a te r H e a te rs

• S u m p P u m p s

4 8 5 - 4 6 0 69 9 1 - 0 1 2 7

M I k • (.1 'K * *4ft

A m k r k v n Q i i k

R i x m x P l i M n t M ;I iccnse » 5SKK T V

in s p e c tio n s w / V C R ta p e s o f s e w e r lin e s . 458-1300 o r 472-6880

A .A . & S o n s

M ir r o r / G la s s A ll ty p e s . A ll o th e r

i n te r io r /e x te r io r w o r k . F re e e s t i ­m a te s . 9 9 8 - 5 6 2 6

H o m e H e a l t h A i d e s

A v a i l a b l e

■ T . P / T , L i v c - i n

S te e le 's H e lp in g H ands. Inc

9 3 3 - 3 4 5 1

Electrical

S a l e s p e r s o n P a rt t i m e p o s it io n in r e ta il fu r n itu r e s to re , T h u r s . &

F r i.1 1 a .m . - 8 p .m .

S a t. 9 a .m .- 6 p .m Apply in person M A C E B R O T H E R S 5 1 2 K e a m y A v e . ,

K e a m v

Rl TMFMtMtD F MM l>\ MINT \ c ; r s o Inc- ( o lle jje

S t u d e n t s W c l c n m r A c arc in te rv iew in g tor

I I M l’ p o s it io n s lo r I 1 / I 1 A1BORNI M ust he co m p u te r p ro f ic ie n t in severa l so rt w are pkgcs

AppK on W ed & I riday rorn l -5 p m to r interview & te s tin g 9 3 9-9416

I n t 9 3 9 0 2 7 0 . E v e n in g A p p o in tm e n ts A v a i 1 he C o lu m n s H ld g .

4 7 0 r i e n l \ V t y , R u th e r f o r d .

P a r k in g in r e a r

S \t ESPERSONFull & part tim e

positions for e x p e ri­en ced salespeople P ositions include 2

n ig h ts and S atu rd .n A pply in person

M ACE BROTHERS F urn itu re - 51 2

K earny Ave.. Kearnv

T h ick D k i w r s

W A m u )M ust h ave C lass A

C .D L. License M ust be experiences n d u m p ta n d o m tnax

and d u m p tractor C a l l J o y c e

( 2 0 1 ) 7 9 1 - 1 7 7 1

C l l l t I) ( \KF

F i l l . T in u

C hild D evelopm ent

A sso c ia te s

4 6 0 - 4 9 1 4

HandymanN o J o b T o o S m a l l

C l e a n - u p S e r v i c e b a c k y a r d g a r a g e s , e tc F r e e e s tim a te s S e n i o r L 'i t i z e n D i s c o u n t . C a l l

M ik e F e r r a r a (2 0 1 )9 9 8 -4 7 6 2

P a in t in g

H aff Electric Inc.

Fleeirical ( 'ontraeiors

Industria l C o m m erc ia l

R esid en tia l W iring

9 9 8 - 8 6 5 6

L \ N D iu 'R s r B o a r d o f K m t a i i o n

SEEKS A PARI I IMF AIDE FOR \ SPECIAl EDI ( AIION Cl ASSROOM

6 h o u r s p e r d a y , e f f e c t i v e S e p t e m b e r , 1 9 9 7 .

(’ l e a s e s e n d l e t t e r o f a p p l i c a t i o n t o N i c h o l a s . ! . D e G r c g o r i o

J e f f e r s o n S c h o o l 3 3 6 L a k e A v e n u e

I . v n d h u r s t , N .l 0 7 0 7 1 2 0 1 - 8 9 6 - 2 0 6 5

Aflimiatn c Action/T-qual Opportunity Kmployfr

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 estim ates _________C a l l C l a v t i

Fully insured 9 3 9 - 6 0 4 4

A n t i i o n s ’ s P r o f e s s i o n a i

P a i n t i n g

nt I Ext - Paper Hanginc Gen Home Repair

-ree estim ates Insured Resonabie

1-800-368-4205

The ClassifiedsWhere

EveryoneHnngsi B B f l

m m

G a r a g e S a le s

LandscapingK e e p it G r e e n

L a n d s c a p i n g^ A^J p h a ses o f

landscap ing .I cen sed - I n s u r e d Free estimates

9 3 9 - 8 9 3 2 _____

G a rd e n L an d scap eS p r i n g c le a n u p s

F e r t i l i z i n g C u t t i n g la w n s S h r u b s , M u l c h

9 3 9 - 2 6 0 6

A l l J e r s e y T k e e E x p e r t s

P h o p e ssio n ai T a t e W o r k a t a V m v

C o m p e tit iv e R a t e Free Estimates Fully Insured9 3 5 - 2 1 3 1

Chances a re you've read this

newspaper b e fo re1

R e c y c lin gW orks1

S h r u b s • E v e r g r e e n s • T r e e s | T o p S o i l • P a t io s / W a lk s

R e t a i n i n g W a l l s • B a c k h o e S e r v i c e • S p r i n g C l e a n u p s

L a w n C u t t i n g A n d r i f . u <> L a n d s c a p e C o n s t r i c t i o n

2 0 1 - 9 3 9 -7 3 0 8

RESPECTTHE EARTH

’...RECYCLE!

A d v e r t i s e i n t h e C l a s s i f i e d s !

Lyndiii r s i -- F am ily (>ara< .e S ai e 352 & 354 C o p e la n d A ve.

S a tu rday & S unday, Ju n e 7 A 8 M any items to sell: Books, bicycles, pools,

clothing, fu rn itu re , toys, appliances,A imich more______________

C i i i i d C a r k

F i 11 o k P a r i T im e

P leasan t

S u rro u n d in g s

4 6 0 - 4 9 1 4

L yndiii rsi 358 R h iiie r e o r d Ant, - T hree family

g a rag e sale.

S a t u r d a y , J u n e 7 R a i n d a t e J u n e 8

9 a .m . t o 5 p .m .

C laTTfkO pportunity for

top-notch mechanic. M ust be reliable,

hard-working, and detail-oriented.

( iood salary and benefits. M ust have

drivers license and tools Call 963-3216

Misc. For SaleK inmori R»irigiriok

f ro s t- f re e , w r in k le f in ish d o o r s , few y e a r s o ld I x e e lle n t c o n d itio n .

ve ry c le a n $2M ) ( IE /W a s h e . k - D i o e k

w h ite , to p o f th e lin e * 1 2 5 ea C a l l 6 6 7 -8 7 8 8

S e p t . 25 K iv c r d a n c e

O c t . 5 K iv c r d a n c e

O c t . 23 - O c t . 2 7 N e w O r l e a n s

Nov. 12 16 B ranson , Mo.

L i m i t e d S e a ts H o o k E a r l y

A l l o f t h e a h o v e in c l u d e O r c h e s t r a

S e a t s , D i n n e r , T r a n s p o r t a t i o n , l a xe s ,

a n d T i p f o r D i n n e r . I n d iv i d u a l s o r ( G r o u p s ( all fo r information

‘ > 9 8 -1 2 6 8

Auto For Sale

C o m p a n io n W a n t e d

F o r a o r a t e in f o c a l l 4 3 8 - 8 7 0 0

Advertise in this space for

only $6! Call 438-8700

C o m p a n i o n W a n t e d R e s p o n s i b l e i n d i v i d u a l o r c o u p l e w a n t e d

l o s h a r e h o m e w i t h m a l e w i d o w e d s e n i o r c i t i z e n . W c w i l l p r o v i d e t h e l i v i n g s p a c e ,

a p a r t i a l f o o d b u d g e t a n d p a y u t i l i t i e s . Y o u w i l l p r o v i d e h o u s e k e e p i n g ( f o o d

s h o p p i n g , c o o k i n g , c l e a n i n g &■ l a u n d r y ) a n d c o m p a n i o n s h i p . L o o k i n g f o r a

S e p t e m b e r s t a r t d a t e F o r m o re in fo r m a ­tio n a n d to se t u p a n in te rv iew call: 89 6 -8 2 1 7 o r 28 8 -5 6 8 5 a f t e r 6 p .m .

1 *)«> 1 M 1 HI I RVS able C l ,

I tillv lo a d e d . .Hum a lloy w h e e ls , c ru is e c o n tro l ,

ex c e l c o n d o r ig o w n e r 5 7 ,0 0 0 m ile s Asking

* 5 ,0 0 0 . C all *> J J - ‘ >542 after 4 p.m._____

1 9 9 4 l l y a n d u

I .o a d c d

10,000 m ile s

$ 4 ,9 0 0 o r b e s t

o i l e r . 9 9 7 - 2 3 3 6

11 r . A i i f g a i s I L G A I S LI G A L S LEG A L S L E G A L S

SHERIFF'S NOTICE•.jp f »lOH COURT 0< r.EWjEBSF,Y

OOC * ET NO I 14016 S

Nursery Schools I Child Care

L y w c f h u r s t

V s y c s t s C e n t e r157 La faye tte P lace

Lyndhurst, NJ 438-6360 >+

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 to 6 p m

Open all year!Computer Program

K w o c r g a r t c n R e a d w e s s

Social Studies M- Music, Arts & Crafts Reading Readiness Science & Math

Language Arts >»■ State Accredited Teachers State Licensed Day Care Center

Highly Qualified Staff >*■ Offering 2 Basic Pro­grams Supervised Activities

A g es 2 to S___________________ _

nm*n K Roman

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t« 0 p'flOC* tfH? •Ilcrnoone*ft\c"pior'cr 1/ IJ t)C void I

lo< tod in Ihc ftoroyVK pi P,,ir-r(ori1 n >h(. Coolly Ol Prrycn. »nd mr 5l»'c ol

V;riJW o u roeoi mfi.ocf NO IA* . . . , .

Hid Notice Notlcchereby thal *AI«I bid* jj,,,, j u( |.ducat ion

ictcivfd by thf Mayor and Nodh Arlington of ih* Borough ol I ail Ruth Adve„ 1Mlnrn, Piopotali letgcn ( ounty. New JeiWY l>« puhhi NiMne n hereby given that ihe •y Hill Pa»k««v Station g,,,,,) ll( Kducalion of the Borough of:,t ihcofT.cc of Ihe La.tRu.h- No|(h A(|,ngtim in lh* ( „unty ofjhlic Workt and llnl.ti«a< <»'■ uc,grn Stale of New Jer»ey will ai it*

27) Patefton Avenue on o(T(tt |n |he N()f|h Arlington High , July I IW7 al 10 am Im.l Sch<M|| i :1 Rldge R(>wl Nol1hiKlime Atlinghm. NJ 07011. on fuday limeigt ip*cil"icalion» and fiwmi of | , |,w 7 w 11 p,evtiling lime, have ntf^l and bond f.« prop.»ed |(| S, cieu, y/Bu..ne». Adm.n.itialoi irpaied by loteph I Negha (hen ,heIt receive and open pro mon . I ngmeei will be.« lile f(>,Hue of «a.d engmeei 14 Park ,.lfvtUW Mamlename/Sefvice for Ihe

I yndhuft! N) on Monday

n»e by piotpective bidder* dui lltM1|Wed Iep,,rt and action by »aid

SHERIFF'S NOTICE SHERIFF'S NOTICET n e w ^ rT . 'BER^InCOUNW ( 1,1 ’• ’’ .DOCK f T NO F 106AW

‘jprmgj Saymgi Bant, a Dnr,>under lh«l»»v»oMhpSI«1*r"(

Jeri«y and Delenrta'H Alan Herbert Goidbcry C vi

' W illW

' ’ Arn PO Bo *46 her lord. NJO?OW

S W tS :.Ily of Hacl> W *dn*iday,

al two o'clock if

t ' 0 » ) Condom n «j Noarcvl Crow Sir «•<p rrm nc t forknown 40 4? K

icoev n -r belong ny

nroidv it'1' etU ic f'Vproncr t

S M A L L WONDER C h i l d C a r e C e n t e r

(201)998-4893 9 Forest Street North Arlington

7 :15a.m .to6:15p.m . Serving ages 6 weeks to 5 years

•luhl hllc. inlcrcs'. i>'f v r i».m »r.d demand ol defendants ol. in lo and

o«ji ol W same, t>e void lo nay and vaMfv nmc f.r ji place unto tiie va d nia'Oiiil ib<- sum ol tl'iJSOOti w .th iaw M mlcrevl

,hrW o l lhe fHirctiavc pr ce .n • he lorm ol Cerl.Lefl Cheff or ^avh . j rcn>i rc

,ng busmesit houis llidders upon re- Board of I ducalk>n Ihe Board of Iduquest will tie tut rushed with ■ copy of cation reset v rs 1be tight Uj re|(ct anythe specificalum* and blueprints by the or all proposal* Ui negoti.ne changesengineer u[Kin proper notice and a non- in Ihe work or setvices lo he providedrefundable■ payment cost of $75 lo to request addilu.nal propc•all. and tocover the c>sl ol leproduction (( hecks consul ils lot addiilional workmade payahie to Ncglia 1 ngmeering ^ t„otherwisewaive certam criteria.

Standard I11 Buis must be made on loposal Forms in the man 1 appear It:

cbmcal drlecls. if H

ner design.lied heiein and required by est* 01 ihe Schi■ol Distiu.1 lo do soIhe Specilicanon* must lie enclosed in Copits nf Ihe specifics!ions in thesealed envi;lof>es bearing the name and abovecategoric*may be obUined at theaddles* ol bidder and name ol pn.|ect 0ir,ce of Ihe Secieiary/llijsmess Adon the mm,ide addressed ui Mayor and mmislirator ol the Board 0f 1 ducationCouncil IIlor ough ol last Rutherford in ihe North Ailington High SchoolBel gen < 0smiy Si and must be accom- (rear) 222 Ridge Road N.iirth Arlmg-pamcd by ,■ non collusion affidavit and ton U daily e.icept Saluirday* Sun-

n t n s r , ! .r , , l „ ,r.<part I ol I.

bid provid more than t than JSOOa

ilidayi between the hour* I 10 pm I tom Friday June I die dale of the meeting for

opening

»,jlence amounl. ■

y authorized U» trant- cloture I aw N J P 1. ie Stale of New Jer»ey dert are required U> > one bundled (100%) quiremena of N J t* I nount bid and be de- cernmg Affirmative e on or before the hour

Kathleen Me I win A ■"ip<nal form and the Secretary Hunnoi •

•j jiluale, ivma and being in Borough ol Kuther*ord, Counlv of Bergen and Slate ol N*w Jersey, and more particularly described as follows Known and desiy naltd as Condominium Unit No 100 In Ihe Bufldmg known as Rutherlord Manor, a Condominium, »oa#lher wilh an undivided 85340 percentage interest

in Ihe common elements appurtenant thereto, m ar cor dance with and suble< t io the terms, limilaiions. conditions, covenants, re slriclions and other prov sions ol Ihe Master Deed dated M ay 10, 1983 ' * , corded M av 13. 1983 >n the Bergen County Clerk's Ol , lice m Deed Book *75? , Page 621 and all amend , ments or supplements thereto In Compliance «v*h , Chapter IS7, Laws ol 1977 .

map oi . .above municipality This s , nfi.,ai.*,iz a Purchase Money Mori f , .,4 n ; gage given to secure pari^!4(j j i„

A i / p A .

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SHERIFF S NOTICE

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SHERIFF'S NOTICESUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY

CHANCERY DIVISION BEROENCOUNTv

DOCKET NO F 20M96 Be-ween Plaintiff Household

c nance Cocooraiionjil an« Defendant Sui*rme Gossef C-vil Action Wrii of E «ecu-

. _ _o» 1902 Voorhees, N J 09043

Bv v.rtueof i»*« above stated i to me directed and deii-

red, i nave levied jpon and - expose lor sale atpuWic

. *endo* ai me Sher f f s Office in I ’he Citv ol Hackensack, on I Wednesday. June ' 8, '997 I at two o’clock in the afternoon ■ "'evailino time

Ail that certam tract or parcel of laz'd and prem- ses, situate, ving anq

being in the Borough of North Arlington n the Countv of Bergen and Slate of New jersev, more par­ticularly described as loi- ioWs Beginning on the

iaiWTy WoTBona t^ace Araogion . ldistant one hmdred ninety Togeth^ w.m a« and sinau-, - . . mr** eiaftfy-six one- lar fhe rights, iit>erfies, prtvhundredths o f • ‘ooi eges rwKeditaments and a ^I190J4) northerly from th* Purtenancescorner formed by the m- belonging or .nj*"Ywj»«ter sec tion of me said easi- tainmj and the reversion ane

a y j w a t i S s s w i K s s w j a S s S r s s S Ba'srasrs'M-ss;i («?) mmotes East and satisfy m the first ptaceunio • - - 135) feet, mence the sa»dJpiamtiff me sum o'

/-one ( i l ) de- slM.142 20/wim lawhJ niere'.t

f t r i9‘ 4* i gat.Published June 5 12 19.26.1997

Legal NoticeLte Variance Application II 2 4,Addreu 6 1) Second Avenue mulgat.

| Block * it> Ux 20 whichPlease T ate Nonce lhai at I pm on erence

' Wednesday June 25. 1997 in the Mu- By

nine -----thirty-five .Socitn fifty — -re«s eleven ( I I ) minutes thereon,

ist one hundred ( 100) 20% of me»eet mence South mirtv- me form of Certified Check or

j - r . .K ;t required at time o'sale

Bond Place and me point of any Bens and encumbrences and Place Ol Beginning on the property which s the Note Bemg known as Lot suoiect mailer of mis sale. This j * Block 3? on the Official notice is furiher sutxect to Cori Tax Map of me Borough of ditlons ol |aia as set form by the Norm Arlington, County ol Sheriff of Beroen County Bergen and Slate of New The SherW ,K***rv11 jersev Commonly known - ght lo adiiurn this sale from as 12 Bond Place. Norm t , m e o r ^ v -»«-ihy law

A d v e r t i s i n g i n

t h e W a d e r

N e w s p a p e r s i s

a n e f f e c t i v e w a y

t o r e a c h t h o u ­

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i n s i x d i f f e r e n t

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•ntractor will comply with all NoticeI icgulalions and oidert pm Please lake Notice that the applica- 1 by the Stair Treasurer pursu llo0 by Rockafella » of l.asl Ruiher-

I ‘>7S c 127 and with all pro- ford. Inc for a person to peraon Iran*t Ihe S J S A 11 2-1 through fcf „f lhc p|rowv Retail Consumptionid all rules and regulations p< i.Kcrae s«, 0212-11-006002 granted U.) thereunder the provisions of j j 4 Me 44) pnerson Avenue,e incorporated herein by ret Kuiherford. New Jersey 0707),

to Rockafella s of East Rutherford, derot the Mayor and Council i,* lt icheduled for a hearing before

rucipal Building located at Valley Brook Borough of Last Rutherford. Bergen |h( Rutherford Mayor and Coun-Avenue Lyndhunt. NJ. a public hear- County New Jersey c,| the meeting will be held at the Lastmg of the Lyndhunt Board of Adjust- Rutherford Borough Hall. One Lverettment in connection with a request for a Darlene A Sawicki Borough ( lerk p|KC at 7 pm on Tuesday June 17use variance, that I. Yolanda 1997Shoebridgc be permitted 10 build two published June' 1**97 Please Take further Notice thatbedrooms and a bathroom in a RA fee $24 SO Rocco J Pasqumucci is I00*A sharezone This use is not permitted in this 1 ■ " . holder of Rockafella'* of last Rutheizone under TownahipOrdinance #2067 Public I>OIICC fo(d, |ncThis notice is bemg published punu- On May 22. 1997 the p lw ,n» ^ant to the requirements of the Town- of the Borough of (arlstadt adopted Rocj[tfe||4 l „f | W Rutherford Incship of Lyndhum and the Land Use Resolution No 97-001 memorializing ^ S t r e e tAct The application and file u avail- the March 24 1997 grant of preliminary ^ R(j|hcffo, d NJable for napection dunng normal work- site plan approval, with *ing hours, al the Construction Depart- 6 7 ' Paterton Avenue Lot 2. Block pub|||hed Jynt s ,2 ,w7ment. located at 253 Stuyvesant Av- upon application of the (.rand Union ^ { |9

Company "

known __Rutherford, New

Together with all and sinou- ..ar the rights, liberties, privl n n.a»e eges. heredllamenls and ap »,r>i our'enances thereunto c , t.-• 1 ebelonging or in anywise apper 0( ,'a<nmg and me reversion and 0I, «»,<> c remainders, rents, issues and iu t>.pi'tr' orolits thereof, and also all the notee s 1 estate, righi, title, interest, use. rtit,ons o1 property claim and demand ol fir.* •ne said defendants of, in, to and tn -oul of the same, be sold to pav , „,r,t to - and satisfy in the first place unto 1 u, 1 r the said plaintiff the sum of $39 015 22. with lawful interest

20% of the purchase pr>ce in •he form of Certified Check or Cash s required af lime of sale ’*The property shall be sold sub- published ie<i io all Hens and encum brances of record and the Sher ff makes no representations

expressed or .mpiled. as to the existence, amount, or validity of anv liens and encumbrances on the property which is the suoiect mailer of mu sale This notice is further subiect lo Con­ditions of Sate as set forth bv the Sheriff of BergenCoonty

The Sheriff reserves the r.ght to adiourn this sa"- *'om tim etc' fEPH'JNr

s h f r it r r i lM H I

t. Lyndhurst. NJ 07071

Yolanda Shocfcridge Applicant

Karen ( appadonna Planning Board Clerk

Published Jgne 5. 1997 Fee $5 25____________

S e n d y o u r n e w s a r t ic le s aruT p h o to s to Ixadcr Ncwsdpaper

251 Ridge Road 1 .yndhurst, NJ 07071

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A v a ila b le ! To a d v e r­t is e in the B u s in e ss D ire c to ry :

C a ll 4 3 8 - 8 7 0 0

Published June1 I. 1 '* \'f , :

Notice o f D e le rm m ilio nlloi.Kigh III < arlstadt Board of Adjustment

Pursuant U. Rule 4 m M bX lj please lake notice lhat the Boaid Ad|usl ment ol Ihe Borough " I < a/lsladi ai s meeting held April 22 t ' f i t irudered

iiella Jr being 1 >*) I <H 14 l.-

lhe use of Ihe properly as a three lam ily dwelling in accordance with N J S A 40 55D <41 was grant'd

Noticc 1* further given thal the alore said determ malum ha* l>een liled in Ihe OfTice ui Ihe Secreiar* ol tne Board of Ad|ustment and 1* available Im mspec-

Biardol Ad(uslment Paul Scherer ( hairman Rita ( icrber Secretary

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THE LEADERPAGE 12 - THURSDAY. JUNE 5.1997

LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS

B O R O U G H O F E A S T R U T H E R F O R D

o r synopsis o f 1996 Audit report o f Borough o f East Rutherford as required by N J . S . 40A

A S S E T S

Due F ro m State o fN e w Jeney Taxes, Assessments and Liens Receivable Property Acquired for Taxes - Assessed Value Other Receivables Prepaid ExpensesDeferred Charges to Future Taxation

- Current Fund- General Capital Fund- Sewer U tility Fund- Grant Fund

Fixed Assets Fixed Capital

T O T A L A S S E T S

L I A B I L I T I E S , R E S E R V E A N D F U N D B A L A N C E Bonds m d Notes Payable Improvement Authorizations Other Liabilities and Special Funds and Reserve?Reserve for certain Assets Receivable Reserve for Fixed Assets Fund Balance - Combined

T O T A L L I A B I L I T I E S . R E S E R V E S A N D F U N D B A L A N C E $ 4 7,3 »1.0 16 .1 7

C U R R E N T F U N D

Revenue and Other Income Realized Fund Balancc Utilized Miscellaneous Revenue Anticipated Receipts from Delinquent Taxes Receipts from Current Taxes Non-Budget Revenues Other Credits to Income:

Unexpended Balance o f Appropriation Reserves Interfunds Returned Cancellation o f Tax Overpayments Unexpended Budget Appropriations

Total IncomeExpenditures:

Budget and Emergency Appropriations County TaxesCounty Share o f Added and Omitted Taxes Local Distnct School Tax Regional School Tax Interfunds Advance Overpayment o f Local School Tax Medical Claims Receivable Due to Non-Public School Nursing Judgements - Tax Appeals

Total Expenditures Ejoceai/(Deficit) in RevenuesAdjustments to Income Before Fund Balance Expenditures Included Above Which are by Statute Deferred to Budget o f Succeeding Year Statutory Excess to Fund Balancc Fund Balance January 1

Decreased by:Utilization as Anticipated Revenues

Fund Balance December 31 Bflmagfa O L E i C Rutherford Baca

f C E S H E E TDecember December 31

Year 1996 Year 1995

$5,224,277 4 7 $2,003,037.6137,048.34 28,840.71

1,159,722.18 U 9 6 .1 1 9 .0 6536.900.00 536,900.00473,933.98 2 11,3 22 .16

1,275 ,778.48

159,029.87 769,667.8 710.319,960.07 6,335,542.85

67.307.402,995.00

27,035,144.26 26,183,191 002,645,000.00 2,645,000 00

S47.591.016 17 S 4 1.355.702.14

S 13 .18 1.710 .2 7 $9,052,493.05223 5 ,15 1 67 883.858.132,474,635.47 1,608,315.58!,843,932.92 3 ,2 0 3 ,7*9 3 1

27.035.144 26 26,183,191.00820,441.58 424,055.07

S47.5 Sl.0 16 17 $41,355,702 14

U F O R D

1 a L A N G E IN F U N

For the Y e a n Ended December 31,1296 1995

$295,000.00 $700,000 007,866.264.99 6,282,680.67

385,372.70 575,358.0912,685.826 54 12 ,0 2 7.4 0 1.77

25.643.12 58,230.09

214.381.60 332,073 79297 02 362,346.35

1,975 36 1,438.8321,474,761.33 20,339,531.00

10,701.165.57 9,740,3 97 612*288,256.86 2,380,790.14

1,759.2 7 5,292.225.626,608.00 5.279.197.002.256,956.48 2^ 213 ,117.3 7

58,124 781,275 ,778 .4 8

23,519.513,215.50

168,340.4020,932,870 96 21,089,648.23

541.890 37 (75 0 .117 .23 )

___147,250.00 75 0 ,117 .2 3689,140.17 0.00383,094.22 1.083,094.22

1,072,234 59 1,083.094 22

___ 295,000 00 ___700.000005777,234 59 $383.094 22

Overexpenditum of appropriation? be avoided

That expenditures be monitored in order not to violate the l^cal Public Contracts Law

A ll monies collected rrnut be deposited or transmitted to treasurer within 4R hour) of receipt.

A ll borough official* should issue pre-numbered receipts when collecting cash or checks Licenses should also indicate the date the money was received

The police department should deposit all funds received and transmit them to the treasurer A petty cash ftind should be established for small puichases All other expenditures should be made through budget appropriation

The Board of Health account should be reconciled on a monthly basis

Complete accounting records and documentation should be maintained for the neighborhood crime watch account. Same iccountmg procedures should be followed for this account as for all others

Borough depositories should be instructed not to cash or deposit checks without propei indorsements Checks which are transferred from bail to fines and costs should always be endorsed by the court clerk using the fines and costs "Deposit Only” stamp

Thai various accounts receivable balances be reviewed and appropriate action be taken for collection or cancellations.

10 That the library board audit report be made a ‘ Repeated from prior year'* audit.

■liable io lhe borough

The abov* summary or synopsis was prepared from the report of audit ot the Borough o f Fas' Rutherford, County of Bergen for the calendar year 19% This report of audii, *ul> ..itted by Gaibarim & Co.. P C , Certified Public Accoumants, Registered Municipal Accountant is on file ar the Borough Clerk s office and may be inspected by any interested person.

Fff $152 25 Borough Clerk

SHERIFF’S NOTICE

DOCK F T NO F 314096 Between plaintiff Helen A

Konarski and Defendant Anthonv Garrusso Civil Action Writ c,' E *ecution Russo, Tumuitv & Nestef

930 Bergen Ave Jersev Cilv.NJ 07306

Bv v.rtueof the abovestateo

will expose for sale ai pubi'•< vendue at the Shenff s Office i 'he City o* Hackensack on

Wednesday, June 18,1997 at two o'clock ri me afternoon prevailing time

Known ana designated on a certain map ent tied Map Of Property o( Harry Rmt? and Marcus Rothschild, L vndhurst, Bergen County NJ. March 3. 1913, WiMiam H Hoff. CE & Surveyor filed in the Clerk s Office of Bergen County, New Jer sev May 9. 1913 as number 1470 Beginning al the cor fpr formed bv the nter sectionof the southeasterly S'de of Ridge Road with ihe southwesterly side of F fth Avenue, running thente Ii Southwesterly, ■’—

Soi llel? S8wun Fifth Avenue, 1 feet to a point; them e i Norhteasterly, at rignt an

Rles to F ifth Avenue, 75 fee ) a point; thence 4) Nortn westerly, along said vde o

Fifth Avenue 125 18 fee1 '( a pomf or olace of Beg n ning Said premises *<* more particularly <i<*

Anthony J Man March 73, 1993 *

Along t . _ ____erly 'ine of Ridge koau Sou'h 36 degrees 70 rr>i nutes 10 seconds West a distance of 75 865 'eel as measured (76 0? 'eel per Deed and Map) to a pomt. thence 2) South 45 degrees 00 mmutes EL"ast. a distance of 1 13 75 feel as measured (112 58 feet per Deed and Mao) lo a point, thence 3) North 45 degrees 00 m i­nutes East, a distance of 75 00 feet to a point n the southwesterly side of F .fthStr«

>. Nor I 45 degr* s 00

Road, wh’th s the DO-nl and place of Begmmny Commonly xnown v, 52 Ridge Road, i vr.dhurM N *w Jersev

Together with all and s.nyu lar 'he rights liberties. y fv 1 ges ‘•.e'c-ditamenis .i«.u ai>- curlenanc i s ihereunlot-ekmglng or in anywise apper ainfnp and the reversion and

remainders, rent* issues and profits thereof, and also ail the estate, right, title, interest, use property claim and demand of th* said defendants of. in, to and out of the same tx* sold to oav and satisfy in the first place unto the said plaintiff the sum of 1262,918.2d, with lawful interesf Iherjon,

20% of the eurchase price tn the form of Certified Check or Cash Is required al time of sale The property shall be sotd sutv iect to ell liens and encum* brapces of record and the Sher- ift mekes no representations expressed or implied, as lo the existence, amount or validity of any liens and encumbrances on the properly which is the suOiect matter of this sale This notice is further subiect to Con ditlonsof Sale as set forth bv the Sheriff of Bergen Counly

Th« Sheriff reserves the right to adiourn ‘his sale irom iim# to time as pro dedbviaw

JACK TERHUN 6 SHEK'F F

O P’s Vincent McMahon honored as outstanding educator_ _ ........................... - , u . l — J — ; ____t . m . M n P V

V in c e n t M c M a h o n h a s b e e n n a m e d Q u e e n o f P e a c e H ig h S c h o o l 's O u ts tan d in g E d u c a to r by the A rchd iocese o f N ew ark .

A religion teach er from 1971 to 1979 stud ied p h ilo so p h y an d re li­

g ion at S eton H all U n iv ers ity . F o l­low ing b r ie f s tin ts a t Param us C a th o ­lic an d M o rr is C a th o lic . V in c e n t M cM ah o n resu m ed h is perso n a l im ­p ac t at Q P . th is tim e as cam p u s m in ­ister. In th is m o st sig n ifican t post,

he h e lp e d to im p le m e n t Q P H igh S c h o o l’s m ission sta tem en t, e n co u r­a g in g the s tuden ts “ to live as Jesus d id ” an d “ find C h rist in the w o rld ” by “ fo s te r in g an a p p re c ia t io n fo r

hu m an d ig n ity .”

T e a m s a n d c o a c h e s w i l l b e h o n o r e d o n J u n e 1 3The L yndhurst H igh S ch o o l A th ­

letic H a l l .o f l am e has e le c te d to h o n o r p a s t o u ts ta n d in g g i r l s ’ and b o y s ' team s. T his y ea r the c o m m it­tee has chosen the 1949 foo tball team an d its coach Joseph K an ia a n d the A s s is ta n t C o a c h Ed Z a k a n d the 19 7 5 -7 6 g irls b ask etb a ll team an d its co ach R osem ary G ro szm an an d A s­sis tan t C o ach C aro l R ich.

T he h o n o rin g o f team s an d the in­d u c tin g o f in d iv idua ls a re tw o d if­feren t ack n o w led g m e n ts an d th ese ack n o w led g m en ts w ill resp ec tiv e ly a lte rn a te annually .

T he c e rem o n y w ill be h e ld on F ri­d a y . Ju n e 13, a t 6 :3 0 p m , a t San C a rlo R estau ran t, Lyndhurst. D in ­n e r tick e ts w ill co s t $30 p e r person. C o n tac t F ran k (B u tch ) S erv id eo at 896 -2 1 0 5 .

I f an> one k n o w s the w h ereab o u ts o f any o f the team m em b ers o f e i ­th e r team , co n tac t B utch S erv ideo

T h is d in n er is o p en to n o t on ly the team m em b ers but to all fam ily m em ­b e rs an d a n y fo rm e r s tu d e n t w h o w o u ld like to a ttend .

W e a re still try in g to locate from

the 1975-76 bask etb a ll team : A rlene H ess, M ary A nn M cC o u l. M aureen B rad ley , K aren K o p a c z and H olly V anderbeck .

F ro m th e 1 949 fo o tb a l l team : C lass o f 1950: John N ico l and R o b ­ert K enner. T he c la ss o f 1951: Jim R o d g e r s . J u le s G r a to , R ic h a rd C a r m e a n , L e e C r a w f o r d , P h il D eB onis , F rank D eF in o , R ay Eulo, John F ab rizo an d M ich ae l F lorie . F ro m th e C la s s o f 1 9 5 2 : J o h n A m b ro sio , John C a sslian o , A n th o n y C in a rd o . T o m G ib b o n s and E n n o H anken .

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