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4 a- Sharing a part in a student play Down Our Street TEANECK Two actors are sharing the role of the stage manager in the Teaneck High School production of "Our Town." Chris Bertolini and Abe Fogel are each performing two nights in the Jhorton Wilder classic. Director John Brancato says that both students read so well that he couldn't deny either one of them the part The play continues at 8 tonight and tomorrow night in the Helen B. Hill auditorium. Tickets may be purchased at the door. The cast of 48 includes Suzanne Doyle and David Sirulnick as Mr.

and Mrs. Webb; Philip Miller, Lori Webb. Shaun Summers, and Brian Palmer as members of the Webb family; Ron Richter as Simon Stimson; and Shahn Sinofsky as Mrs. Sommes. Those arriving early may view "Our Town Teaneck," an exhibit of photographs by students in Isadora Castello's media classes.

Santa will attend tomorrow from 9 a.m. to 12:30 m. at Bogart Memorial Reformed Church, West Fort Lee Road and Larch Avenue. Tickets are $2.25 apiece. Those wishing to attend may phone 487-1718 after 6:30 p.m.

Variety spices library's art exhibits MAYWOOD Oils by Rosea nna Crespi Lunardoni and graphics by Glenn W. Van Cleve will be featured through the month at the Maywood Public Library, 459 Maywood Ave. A native of Milan, where she attended the Bera Academy of Fine Arts, Mrs. Lunardori completed painting and drawing courses at the National Academy School of Fine Arts and studies with instructors at the Ridgewood Art Association. The award-winning artist is a member of several professional organizations and has exhibited at the National Academy Bicentennial Show in Cooperstown, N.Y., Edward Williams College in Hackensack, and the Paramus Public Library.

Van Cleve, who says he is basically self-taught, has furthered his knowledge of composition and line by studying under Mrs. Lunardori and Justine Buck. He sketches with pencils imported from England and has exhibited in several area shows. In the library display case are miniature oil and acrylic paintings on silver and gold leaf by Buddy Krause of New Milford. Gold leaf, gold beaten into to tissue-like sheets, is a craft Krause learned from master painter Lester Parisch of Oklahoma.

Krause says he uses painting as a means to relax from his job of using heavy explosives for tunnel construction. VFW auxiliary members meet President Georgina Hrenec and five other auxiliary members of the Capt S. T. Schoonmaker VFW Post 1429 of Teaneck attended the District 2 meeting in Hasbrouck Heights. The meeting featured a visit by state president Rosalee Fabio, who brought along a large contingent of state officers and chairwomen.

Ms. Fabio announced the auxiliary theme for the year, "Remember the Veteran," and committee chairwomen spoke about upcoming goals. The meeting was conducted by district president Gloria Cimiluca and directed by past district president Rose Miranda. Special guests included District 2 VFW commander Robert Blanchard and his staff of officers and Hasbrouck Heights post commander Paul Militello. BILL GLOVIN 3 cheers for these students TETERBORO Bergen County Technical Education Center is cheering for its senior food service class.

Led by Anthony Maresca of Bogota, Edward Gozdz of Lodi, Joseph Laido of Fort Lee, Jeffrey Beneduci of Wood-Ridge, and Edward Slawski of Lyndhurst, the class took an honorable mention in the 113th annual Salon of Culinary Art at the Coliseum in New York City. This was the school's first participation in a culinary exhibition. In view of the high professional level of the salon, team members said they felt flattered to have won the honorable mention distinction. The salon is open to schools, colleges, professional cooks, chefs, and their organizations, and it attracts the best chefs of the East Coast and Canada. The Bergen County Technical Education Center group spent two weeks developing its presentation of two entrees and two buffet centerpieces.

The entrees were roulade de boeuf hache, farci (chopped, stuffed beef roll), and ballotine de volaille (boned filled chicken legs). One centerpiece was a red-white-and-blue mousse shaped into a Liberty Bell, called "La Cloche Liberte avec Trois Mousses," and the other, called "Centerpiece Celebrating the Exploration of the Planet Saturn by Voyager II, 1981," was a model of the planet Saturn in chicken pate surrounded by crouton stars. The Teterboro school is the south satellite of the Bergen County Vocational-Technical School system. John Gallione is principaldirector, and Tullio Cominetto is chef instructor. SOS fair to benefit battered women There'll be arts and crafts, jewelry, foods, good buys on electronic games, and more at the Shelter Our Sisters' flea market Sunday at St Anastasia School, Route 4 and Teaneck Road, Teaneck.

All may browse from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. In all, 100 tables of merchandise will be featured. The sale will be the first major fund-raiser of Shelter Our Sisters, and proceeds are earmarked for its programs to aid battered worn-' en. SOS was founded by andra Ramos 11 years ago, as the first shelter of its kind in the country.

Counseling, legal aid, and a 24-hour hot line are among its projects. YWCA plans holiday trip HACKENSACK The YWCA is sponsoring a trip to Kennett Square, to view the spectacular Christmas display at Longwood Gardens. Reservations close Friday, Dec. 11," for the Wednesday, Dec. 30, trip.

Buses will leave the at 795 Main St at 9:30 a.m. and return about 6:30 p.m. The price of $21 ($19 for members and senior citizens) includes transportation, lunch at the Longwood Inn, and admission to the poinsettia conservatory, Christmas Tree Lane, an organ concert, and the garden shop. The needs volunteers for its Supporting the Elimination of Rape, Violence, and Exploitation program (SERVE). Those interested are trained to offer supportive counseling to victims of sexual assault The prograrn reluires 4,131 volunteers commit themselves for two to three hours a week on an appointment basis.

For further information, phone Sue March at Breakfast with Santa BOGOTA Bogota youngsters won't have to mail their Christmas lists to.the North Pole this year. They'll have an opportunity to present them to Mr. Claus in person at a breakfast sponsored by the Bogota Fire Department Ladies Auxiliary. eo en LU LU i 8 a. Around Town II-FI-AT DY CPU LMl DEMAND mm mm pi DEC.

4r5, Hackensack Meeting of La Leche League of Hackensack Tuesday, 8:15 p.m., home of Maria Cermatori, 40 Berdan Rochelle Park, 843-4150. Topic, "Nutrition and all women interested In breast-feeding welcome. Hasbrouck Heights Film, "Diabetes In Adults," fifth in series sponsored by board of health, Monday, 1 p.m., Fellowship Hall, Reformed Church, Burton Avenue and Washington Place. Information, Marilyn deRussy, 288-1636. TO DELUXE Vti VIENNA QUIK-A-TREE now SggOO 0 REG.

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