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CHOICE Women hear about The Hermitage EDDIE WESTFALL (center), National Hockey League player, appeared in Ridgewood recently to help launch the YMCA league. With him are Bruce Sankowich (left) Ind Dave Young of the Y. Hockey League organized at YMCA National ockey League New York slanders Hockey, team aptain, Eddie Westfall ppeared in Ridgewood cently to help launch the eW YMCA Hockey league. The absence of ice had the providing a street ckey league which meets ery Saturday at the YMCA le parking lot. Boys ages Glen Rock LEN ROCK Floyd ivino, of Glen Rock, will ar in the new "Uncle oyd" childrens television ow offered every Saturday 5 p.m.

on WBTB channel Newark. The one hour will be live and ature Vivino's own brand 10 and under, 11 to 13, 14 to 16 will be part of the league which runs 16 weeks. All equipment will be provided by the YMCA except helmet and mouthguard. The provides insurance and hockey shirts. Deadline is Dec.

1 so register now at the YMCA by calling Dave Young 444-5600. man on TV of humor as well as educational segments. A graduate of Glen Rock High School in 1969, the 22- year- -old entertainer graduated from the American Academy of Dramatic Arts i in New York in 1972 and subsequently appeared in a wide variety of stage shows, revues, nite clubs and stock dinner theaters. He created "Uncle Floyd" with his own series aired on a small cable tv station in Pompton Lakes, WMCC. His show there has been seen for 44 consecutive weeks and been nominated for several awards.

Channel 68 is on the UHF band and reaches more than 15,000,000 people in New Jersey, New York and Connecticut. Vivino is a member of the American Guild of Variety. Artists, Actors Youth Club, American Academy Alumni Association, ItalianAmerican Historical Society all of New York, and the New Jersey Television Artists Association. Girl scouts make holiday treats coop 128, Somerville School, nder the leadership of Mrs. Floria Happersett, Miss Kathy O'Connell, and Mrs.

sandy Lundell, are prepared ray favors and made cookies which they donated the Cerebral Palsy Center Thanksgiving treat for the children. The Scouts recently toured and Ice Cream, on East Ridgewood Avenue. The troop's first Court of Awards was held on Nov. 26. IDGEWOOD Juniors of in Ridgewood as a RIDGEWOOD The Women Gardeners of Ridgewood who will celebrate their 50th anniversary this Spring held their November meeting at the home of Mrs.

George Lamb of Shelburne Terr. Mrs. Toivo R. Aalto, president greeted the members and their guests before the business meeting. Mrs.

Ray Cook and Mrs. Henry J. Hauser were cohostesses for day, and they made the flower arrangements for the house. Mrs. Cook's was in the oriental manner and Mrs.

Hauser's was a colonial arrangement in autumn colors in a white Widgewood vase. Mrs. John Bove was introduced by Mrs. Beverly Bailey, a former club president. Mrs.

Bove spoke about the Restoration of the Hermitage in HoHoKus, a gothic Revival Home, and its former gardens. The Hermitage has been designated as a historical building. Mrs. Bove outlined the future plans for this famous Early Gothic house, and the gardens. This project is being undertaken by Friends of the Hermitage who are appealing for public support to insure this Revolutionary house for future generations to enjoy.

It was left as a gift to the State of New Jersey by the late Miss Mary Elizabeth Rosencranz, the last owner. Many famous men of the Revolutionary War era were entertained in the gracious house, including General George Washington and Aaron Burr. The December meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Beverly Bailey in Ridgewood. It will be a Christmas Party and luncheon.

Mrs. N. Leonard Jarvis and Mrs. Gardner C. Hudson will be co-hostesses.

A trustee since the formation of Friends of the Hermitage in January of 1972, June Burns Bove has been interested in historic preservation in our area for many years. In 1970 and 1971 she wrote about the plightof the Hermitage in the BULLETIN of the Woman's Club of Ridgewood. She is a member of the Ridgewood Bicentennial Commission. Mrs. Bove attended the Ridgewood schools and was graduated from Bucknell University.

She enjoyed a career in book publishing as subsidiary rights director for a major New York firm. She has been active in Ridgewood as president of St. Elizabeth's Episcopal Churchwomen 1970-72 and as a member of the Woman's Club, the Y.W.C.A., and as a worker for the United Way. Mrs. Bove's husband is Dr.

John F. Bove, a professor at The Cooper Union in New York City. They have two children, Adele and Catherine. Obituaries Adelaide Forster lived United BOCA RATON. Fla.

Adelaide E. Forster of 15 S. E. 13th St. died Nov.

16 in Pine Rest Nursing Home, Paramus. She was Mrs. Forster was in Italy. She came to the United States many years ago. She lived in Ridgewood 60 years, before moving to Florida in October.

She was a registered pharmacist. She was a a member of the First Presbyterian Church of Ridgewood and a member of the Ridgewood Woman's Club. She is survived by a son, Dr. George M. Himadi of Chapel Hill, N.C.: three grandchildren, and a greatgrand daughter.

Her husband, Bernhard, died in 1964. There was a graveside service Nov. 19 in Valleau Cemetery, Ridgewood. C.C. Arrangements were by Van Emburgh of Ridgewood." Johanna Markus HAWTHORNE Johanna Marie Markus, 71, died Nov.

20 in Valley Hospital, Ridgewood. Mrs. Markus was born in Germany. She came to the THE FIRST THANKSGIVING was re-enacted in songs, dances and feasting by the four first grade class in the primary unit at Travell School, Ridgewood. Physical education teacher John Smith played the Indian chief and is seen here chatting with Kelly Powell and Josh Miaocco at the feast.

Children in the classes of Joanne Jancek, Arlene Staehle, Carol Forsythe and Deborah Anderson took part in the festivities. A HAWES SCHOOL CIDER MAKERS. Marybeth Scala, Christina Mascho, Diane Walters, Mary Jane Cluny and Nancy Crumb, left to right, operate a cider press in a special program for their parents on their return from a week of outdoor education at Camp Bernie. Mrs. Pauline Vaughan's and John Bakelaar's sixth grade classes at Hawes School Ridgewood demonstrated many of the skills learned at camp in addition to the art of making sweet cider.

Israel Bond supper to honor Dr. Rosenthal moving to Hawthorne 15 years ago. She is survived by her, husband, Bruno; a daughter, Ruth Verhage of Wyckoff; a sister, Alma Rokel in Germany and two granddaughters. Services were held Nov. 23 in the Browning- Forshay Funeral Home, 557 Lafayette ave.

Cremation was in Cedar Lawn Cemetery, Paterson. Elizabeth G. Kenney States in 1927. She in Wyckoff before RIDGEWOOD Elizabeth G. Kenney of 81 California St.

died Nov. 21 in Valley Hospital. She was 69. Mrs. Kenney was born in New York.

She was a resident of Ridgewood for more than 60 years and attended school there. She was a member of the Women's Club of Ridgewood. She is survived by a daughter, Elizabeth Kenney of Ridgewood and several nephews. Her husband, James died in 1971. Funeral services were Nov.

23 at Christ Episcoal Church, Ridgewood. Burial was in Maryrest Cemetery, Mahwah. Arrangements were handled by C.C. Van Emburgh Mortuary, 306 E. Ridgewood Ave.

Donations to the American Cancer Society would be appreciated. Johanna M. Hauge GLEN ROCK Johanna M. Hauge died Nov. 22 in Valley Hospital, Ridgewood.

She was 70. She moved here a month ago from Minot, N.D., where she was born. Mrs. Hauge was a retired schoolteacher. She was a member of the First Lutheran Church and its Women's Organization in Minot.

Survivors include. two sons, Hans M. of Glen Rock and Oliver M. in Japan; a brother, Kermit Larson of Seattle; a sister, Mildred Anderson of Minot, and four grandchildren. Her husband, Paul, predeceased her.

Burial was in Minot. Vander Plaat Colonial Home, Fair Lawn handled arrangements. Hawthorne-Glen IGLEN ROCK Dr. Herbert S. Rosenthal, who flew to Israel shortly after the Yom Kippur War as well as the Six-Day War of 1967 to help with the orthopedic rehabilitation of the wounded, will be honored for his varied efforts in behalf of Israel and the Jewish Community.

The tribute, under tne joint auspices of the Glen Rock Jewish Center and the Israel Bond Committee, will take place at a reception and supper on Tuesday evening, Dec. 17, at the The announcement of the Bond testimonial was made by Dr. Paul Shapiro, who is serving as general chairman of the 1974 Bond campaign. Invitations are now in the mail. A resident of Glen Rock for the past 14 years, Dr.

Rosenthal has been involved in the activities of the Jewish Center, and has played a key role in both Israel Bond and UJA campaigns. On both post-war occasions, he spent a month in Israel at the hospital in Naharyia in 1967 and at Hadassah Hospital in December, 1973. Dr. Herbert Rosenthal at Israel Bond supper Dr. Rosenthal and his wife, Florence, who is pursuing her master's degree at Yeshiva University, have two daughters, Jane, a sophomore at the University of Michigan and Barbara, a junior at Glen Rock High School.

What are you doing New Year's Eve? RIDGEWOOD The ageold question "What are you doing New' Year's Eve?" is readily answered by Neil Van Bodegom Smith, camp director at the YMCA's Camp Bernie. There is a camping planned for families interested in spending New Year's Eve together in a homelike, comfortable atmosphere. For the three days spent at Camp Bernie, Dec. 30 through Jan. 1.

all meals will be provided and entertainment, for the entire family is planned. Camp Bernie is known for their delicious meals and winter sports, such as sledding and ice skating. Horseback riding is also available. Call the Ridgewood YMCA 444-5600, ask for Karen Lukas, and make reservations. Judge to speak in Ridgewood RIDGEWOOD Judge Edward J.

Van Tassel of the Bergen County Court will be the guest speaker at the final session of "Law for the a course in the Ridgewood Community School. The public is invited, free of charge, to hear Judge Van Tassel from 8 to 9:30 p.m. on Dec. 12 at Ridgewood High School. A resident of Ridgewood and a graduate of the local high school, Judge Tassel is a graduate of Notre Rock-Bidetvedd Shopper, Wednesday, Dame Law School.

He was a member of the Ridgewood Board of Commissioners from 1962 to 1967. For four of those years he was police and fire commissioner. He also served as commissioner of the Northwest Bergen County Sewer Authority from 1963-67. He has been a member of the judiciary since 1970. Jude Van Tassel's topic for the Dec.

12 meeting will be "Law for the Layman from the Judicial Point of View." December 4, 1974--Page 37 9.