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12wr Schools an annual publication of Gamma Iota chapter of Lambda Iota Tau, the college's literary honor society. ft, Custom il hPLi. I) Wfridnw Treatments 6W Discount ft- HI if oft the' Highest Quality Products Verticals Levolors I r3 flat Steven W. Dudar of Dumont and Mary Rosset-tini of Tenafly have been named to the Fairleigh Dickinson University Rutherford campus honors list for grade-point averages of 3.5 of better on a 4.0 scale. The dean's list, requiring a grade-point average of 3.2 to 3.5 includes Gertrude Bennett and Susan Healy of Englewood, Jeffrey Mix of Haworth, and Waltraud Sieran of Tenafly.

Other dean's list 'students are Debora A. Di-Maggio of Bergenfield, Lisa V. Guidi of Closter, Michael C. Troper of Englewood Meredith A. Weir of Haworth, and Lisa J.

Anderson, Nancy A. Draudin, and John C. Suglia of Old Tappan, Bucknell University, Lewisburg, Wendy E. Handler of Bergenfield, William J.M. Hyatt of Dumont, Adam S.

Kane of Englewood, Marc Friedberg of Harrington Park, and Alison Lee Gardy of Tenafly, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy, N.Y. Michael Bahtiarian of Closter, Carolyn J. Harnisch of Demarest, and Donna F. Favorite of New Milford, Pennsylvania State University, Teresa Marsigliano of Dumont, Montclair State College; Nancy C. Schachnow of Englewood Cliffs and Eric E.

Trenkmann of Norwood, Bow-doin College, Brunswick, Maine; Elizabeth Rutz of Closter, St Leo (Fla.) College; Jean T. Duprey of Harrington Park, University of Illinois; and Dolorita Noonan of New Milford, Miami University, Oxford, Ohio. ELLIOTT ASHARE -5 Custom Shades Laminates Cornices Shoji Screens Shutters Service includes? $hop-at-Home Decorating Service and Installation Harriet Slaw 573-4970 is: Residential Cbmmerical RECORD CLASSIFIED SELLS CALL 488-3100 1 Si MAC HUGH, INC. ('si DUMONT David J. Podmeyer of Dumont has been awarded a letter of commendation by the humanities department at Stevens Insi-tute of Technology.

Dr. Harold Dorn, department chairman, praised Podmeyer for his "interest in balancing technical education with a systematic study of the humanities and the social sciences." Three Northern Valley women residents who will begin their senior year at Rutgers University in September have been elected to the Sigma Sigma chapter of Phi Sigma Iota, the national foreign language honor society. They are Janet L. Sonneberg of Bergenfield, business administration and Spanish major, Alice C.E. Bauer of Cresskill, mathematics and French major, and Miranda Robinson of Englewood, French, German, and Spanish major.

NEW MILFORD John E. Rooney of 807 Boulevard, a student at Holy Cross College in Worcester, has been inducted into Phi Beta Kappa, national scholastic honor society. NOTE: Our 2 Friday, Saturday, SI Day Sales Event at our West wood Store Only i i My 30th, 9:30 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. July 31st, 9:30 a.m.

to 5:30 p.m. FINAL DRASTIC REDUCTIONS in our Men's, Ladies' and University Shops The board of education of the Northern Valley Regional High School District is asking Dema-rest residents who wish to serve on the board to file an. application. The vacancy exists as a result of the recent resignation of Jane HellawelL who served on the board five years. Requirements to become a member are being legal voting age, being able to read and write, having lived in the district two years, and having bo interest in any contract with or claim against the board.

Letters of application should be submitted to Richard R. Dorow, board secretary and school business administrator, Northern Valley Regional High School District, 162 Knickerbocker Road, Demarest, N.J. 07627. Applications are being accepted for a special education program for preschoolers ages 3-5 who show signs of delayed development in language or social skills. Children whose parents live in Region VI are eligible.

The region covers Bogota, Cliffside Park, Edgewater, Englewood, Englewood, Englewood Cliffs, Fairview, Fort Lee, Leonia, Lit-' tie Ferry, Palisades Park, Ridgefield, and Ridge-field Park. The next session of the federally funded program will take place in September at Anna C. Scott Elementary School in Leonia. the staff will consist of specially trained teachers and a speech-language pathologist. Classes will feature art, music, gym, ajid use of the library.

Children will participate in assemblies, book fairs, and holiday parades. Parents who feel that their child is in need of help due to slowed emotional or intellectual development may contract their local child-study team or Dr. William Mclvor, Region VI director, at 461-9100, extension 42 or 43. Community Services Second Hand Roses, the thrift shop operated by the Junior League of Bergen County, will hold its twice-a-year bag sale starting tomorrow. During this final clearance sale, customers may purchase for $5 a large grocery bag and fill it with any of the merchandise in the store.

Proceeds will benefit the league's community projects. The shop, at 25 Bergen Englewood, will close Saturday for alterations and renovations and reopen Tuesday, Sept. 14. Its house are 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Tuesday through Friday and 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday. For details, call 871-4162. neighbors BERGENFIELD William S.

Brown of Ber-genfield, manager of wage and salary administration at Fairleigh Dickinson University, recently presented a lecture-demonstration on "The Life and Times of the Common Soldier in the American Revolution" to plebes at the U.S. Military Academy, West Point. Brown, an expert in the field of American military and diplomatic history, teaches courses in U.S. history at FDU's Edward Williams College in Hackensack and an outreach program at Hoffmann-LaRoche. He is a contributing author for the "International Military Encyclopedia" and a candidate for a PhD in American colonial history at Rutgers University.

ENGLEWOOD The works of Peter Rash-ford of Ringwood are on display through Aug. 10 at Midlantic National BankCitizens, 1 Engle St Rashf ord, a recent graduate of Syracuse (N.Y.) University's fine arts college, is an aspiring illustrator of children's books. This interest is evidenced in his subject matter, which abounds in the images of fairy tales. His media are waterco-lors, acrylics, pastels, charcoal, and pen and ink. He was awarded a best-of-show award and first place for a pen and ink drawing and a second place in watercolors at the recent Preakness Shopping Center show.

Organizations Five top high school graduates were honored at a tea in the home of Dr. Gene-Ann P. Horne, president of the Bergen County's Iota Epsilon chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Inc. The honorees received certificates for outstanding academic achievements. At the com-.

mencement programs of their high schools, they were presented scholarships by the sorority. The recipients were Sandra G. Verley of Dwight Morrow High School in Englewood Daneen Hendrick G. Dawn Howard and Deborah Laughinghouse ($500) of Tea neck High School; and Andrea B. Williams ($500) of Hackensack High School.

Ethel McGhee Davis, wife of the late educator Dr. John W. Davis and a charter member of the chapter, presented a certificate to Miss Verley for the scholarship named in Mrs. Davis's honor. Alice Benekin, a member of the scholarship committee and an instructor in the business education department of Teaneck High School, presented certificates to Miss Hendrick, Miss Howard, and Laughinghouse.

Miss Williams, who was unable to attend the tea, received a certificate from Louise Porter at Hackensack High School. Remarks were made by Dr. Home, a pediatrician at Harlem Hospital in New York, and Theodora S. Lacey, winner of this year's New Jersey Teacher of the Year award. On Cmpus NORTHVALE Diane Feeney of 603 Woodland Art who recently received her BA In Eng-V lish from Moravian College, Bethlehem, Pa, has been awarded first prize for poetry.

Her poem "Tfia Paecinn nf a Mother Makes Me Cry." award was presented by The Manuscript, Reductions Up To 50 SUMMER STOCK from our Ridgewood and Westwood stores as well as our Woodstock, Vermont store. Westwood store will close 5 p.m., Thursday, July 29th to prepare for this sale ft fa a if 4.. ft If MAO HUGH. INC. i 312 K1NDERKAMACK ROAD, WESTWOOD Free Parking IN MAC HUGH'S PARKING LOT AT THE REAR OF THE STORE "We uttkotnc the American Expreu Card, Vfta end Master Card" -Daily 9:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m.

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