MAY 1 - St. James of the Marches

Church of St. James of the Marches
410 Totowa Road, Totowa, New Jersey 07512-2098
(www.stjamesofthemarches.com)
(stjameschurch@optonline.net)
Our Community Is Served By:
Sacramental Life
The Holy Sacrifice of the Mass
Sundays: Vigil Mass 5:30 pm (Saturday), 7:30am, 10:15 am & 12:00
Noon
Weekdays: Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday 8:00 am. Tuesday
8:15 am (children’s mass)
Saturdays: 8:30 AM Holy Days: AS ANNOUNCED
The Sacrament of Penance
Saturdays: 4:00 to 5:00 PM or by request at anytime.
The Sacrament of Baptism
Celebrated on the Second and Fourth Sunday of each month immediately AFTER the 10:15 am Mass
Parents should contact the Parish House either before or soon after the
birth of the baby to register for the reception of the Sacrament.
Instruction for parents and godparents are held by appointments. Parents and godparents are expected to be practicing Catholics; godparent
must have received the Sacrament of Confirmation in order to serve as
sponsors.
The Sacrament of Matrimony
Arrangements must be made at least one year in advance. Please call
the Parish House for an appointment.
Sponsor Certificates: ONLY Eligible Registered & Practicing
Parishioners will be given certification to be a sponsor for
Baptism & Confirmation.
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Parish House
32 St. James Place, Totowa, NJ 07512
Phone: 973-790-0288 Fax: 973-790-7064
(office hours 8:30 am to 4:00 pm, Monday thru Friday)
The Academy of St. Francis of Assisi
400 Totowa Road, Totowa, NJ 07512
Phone: 973-956-8824 Fax: 973-956-9430
Religious Education Office (CCD)
31 St. James Place, Totowa, NJ 07512
Phone: 973-790-4860 Fax: 973-790-4644
stjamesccd@optonline.net
Father J. Patrick Ryan, Pastor
Monsignor Eugene M. Boland, Pastor Emeritus
Father Leo Antony, S.D.V., Assisting
Monsignor Patrick Brown, Assisting
Father Janusz Rzadca, Assisting
Mr. Nestor Martinez, Seminarian-Intern
Ms. Leslie Dreps, Principal
Ms. Ivette M. Valori, Director of Religious Education
Sr. Mary Cecile Swanton, C.S.JB., Pastoral Associate/Faith Formation
Ms. Marie Patella, Bible Study
Mr. Kevin Walsh, Trustee
Mr. John Waryas, Trustee
Ms. Virginia Andreano, President Parish Council
Ms. Ann Riccardi, Administrative Assistant
Ms. Catherine Ryan, Bookkeeper
Ms. Gail Monochello, Administrative Assistant/CCD
Ms. Janet Cozzolino, Ms. Diana Farina, Ms. Adelaide Fiorarancio,
and Ms. Fran Tesoriero, Parish Support Staff
Ms. Jeannine Pond, Music Director
Mr. Greg Caldarone, Music Ministry
Mr. James Beagin, Ms. Mary Jean Hayek,
Mr. Jerry McFarlane, & Mr. Antonio Vacca, Sacristans
Pastoral care of the Sick
We wish to be of help to anyone who cannot celebrate Mass with us in
Church because of illness, age or disability. To receive the Sacraments
of Penance, Eucharist or Anointing of the Sick at home, please call the
Parish House. Kindly call the Parish House if you wish a visit for a family member who is hospitalized.
Devotions: Every First Friday - Eucharistic Adoration after the
8:00 am Mass
Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (R.C.I.A.)
Anyone wishing to become Catholic or who has not received the Sacraments of Eucharist or Confirmation should call the Parish House for
further information.
Parish Registration
Every Catholic family in the Parish should be registered. Please contact
the Parish Office to do so or use the below form to join our Parish.
PARISH MEMBERSHIP: All adult Catholics should register in the Parish. Young adults of working age should register independently of their
parents. In order for us to testify to your ability for sponsorship in Baptism, Confirmation or witness to a Catholic marriage, it is necessary to
be a registered member of this Parish. Also, please notify the Parish
Office of any changes in address, or if you are leaving the Parish.
(Please P R I N T)
NAME___________________________________________________
ADDRESS_______________________________________________
CITY___________________STATE__________ ZIP _____________
PHONE #________________________________________________
Check: ____New Reg. ____Moving ____Change of address
Please cut out & return to the rectory or place in the collection basket
Thinking Out Loud . . . .
We have had several beautiful days these past few
weeks. A good weather day assures the students in our
school that they will enjoy recess outside in the fresh air and
under the sun. The energy they exert during their lunch
break is astounding. They go every which way: singing, playing ball, jumping rope, running, and yelling; but they never
seem to tire or run out of stamina. There is a profound sense
of enjoyment at our children’s innocence which comes over
me each time I walk among them or watch them from the
kitchen window. Listening to the noise they generate can
touch even the hardest of hearts or lift the spirit of someone
who is having a bad day. Feeling a little blue? Take a walk
around the sidewalk of our play yard, otherwise known as
the Church’s parking lot. Chances are you will come away
smiling.
A week ago, a bus load of people from this parish
and others journeyed into the city where they have no pity!
(Don’t believe that for a second.) They toured St. Patrick’s
Cathedral, attended holy Mass there, and then had lunch at
Amelia’s Restaurant on Arthur Avenue in the Bronx. Have
you ever stopped to figure out why the Bronx is called “the”
Bronx, and yet we don’t call any of the other boroughs “the”
Manhattan or “the” Brooklyn? Neither have I, but if you have
the answer, please forward it to me.
It was a clear, blue-sky day with a gentle breeze
accompanying those pilgrims who journeyed to two of the
five boroughs which make up New York City.
After the tour and Mass, our bus headed for the
East Side unsuccessfully. Something was happening at the
United Nations. At least ten blocks were barricaded, and our
driver had to go ten blocks south, and then all the way crosstown before inching his way up on the West Side.
It was a long haul, and my stomach was growling. At
the same time, I had never been in Spanish Harlem and, in
spite of my hunger, the people, the buildings, and their architecture allowed my companions and me to enjoy all the
sights and sounds of that part of Manhattan.
The group on the bus hardly noticed the time as
they were talking and joking with each other. When we arrived at Amelia’s, our hungry stomachs were ready for the
good meal that was served.
It was a good group, fun to be with, and I would go
anywhere again with them. While writing about this short trip
to NYC, I recall my first trip to Rome. Friends and I were part
of a tour group, and once we landed, we could go pretty
much where and when we wanted. However, on the plane,
both to and from the Eternal City, sat a poor woman who did
not have her drinking under control. The more she imbibed,
the angrier she got, and she was quite verbal. Everyone but
everyone got blasted, and she was angry at the world. The
people in her row were spoken down to, the flight attendants
were subjected to her rage, and her poor husband was verbally abused for hours. (He should have been granted an
annulment on the spot when we arrived back at JFK.)
While some people become happy and want to sing
and others get tired and fall asleep, this woman simply vented her anger on anyone and everyone. While on a plane
over the Atlantic, there really isn’t much you can do and certainly nowhere to go.
That first time to Rome experience, listening to Mrs.
Miserable for over six hours, allowed me to appreciate the
pleasantness of those I shared a bus with to and from the
Big Apple.
Perhaps three weeks back, after the 7:30 am Sunday Mass, a parishioner approached me and said, “You are
the first priest to ever say thank you for a donation made to
the Church.” Certainly all of us, including myself, can be a bit
more aware of the kindness of others, especially the small
gestures which come our way. Being aware of the kindness
of others makes life a more positive and better experience.
Keeping up the tradition of thanksgiving, we thank
the following committee members of the Black and White
Gala: Jim Aulino, Ed Cusack, Kathy & Vinnie D’Antonio,
Adelaide Fiorarancio, Ronnie & Ted Kopec, Ginny &
Frank Mullen, Giovanna Paniscotti & Anita Sesta for all
their efforts.
The American Expression, the band which played
excellent music and entertained those at the Black and
While Gala, included Louis Conti, Ken DiLeo, Robert Gizzi, Jim Marotta, and Darryl Rhoades. Great job!
We also thank Bob and Barbara Gremillot for
their copies of The Great Gatsby, The Venus Fixers, and
Crucial Conversations.
Sincere thanks also go to Antonio Vacca for getting
the toughest of stains out of our albs. To Jim Booth and
Fred Del’Aquilla for repairing the wooden cross in the All
Saints Chapel, special thanks! Finally, thank you to Chris
Barbiere for the copy of Keys to Forgiveness.
In so many ways, it seems, goodness surrounds us.
Acts of kindness from members of our St. James family and
community occur almost daily, and we are most grateful for
them. These spring days, as the sun is shining and the flowers are blooming, we are enriched by the gentle expressions
of love and concern by those around us, and always by the
grace of God.
Father Patrick
a request for prayers for:
Lt. Gen. Sam Angelella/Retired
USAF/Japan
Captain Ryan Bellmann
Army/Kuwait
Lance V. Chwan
Retired US Marine/ Kosov
Lt. JG Brittany Davis
US Navy/San Diego, CA
Lance Corporal Lorenzo Andro Estrera
US Marines / Arizona
Captain Jesse Geiger
Army Reserve / Fort Dix
First Lt. Joshua Kluzek
US Marines / Japan
Senior Airman Anthony Laurice
US Air Force / Davis Monthan AFB, AZ
Captain Joseph Leonard
USNAC / Annapolis, MA
Private Vincent Edward Marciano
US Army, Fort Benning, Georgia
Major Daniel McGuire
US Air Force / Afghanistan
Major Jeffrey Meade
US Air Force / Luke AFB, Phoenix, AZ
Specialist Edward Mutch
Army Reserve / Fort Dix
Private Anthony Rivera
US Marines / Paris Island, South Carolina
Private Clifford VanTassel
Army / Iraq
Major Joseph Trynosky
USAF/UAE
If you have a relative or friend who is in the Armed Forces,
please call us at 973-790-0288 and their names will appear in our
weekly bulletin & we will be praying for them for their safety & their
families. God Bless America!
ST. JAMES SENIORS
Meeting, Thursday, MAY 12, 2016
at 1:00 pm in the CCD office.
Food for the Needy
Next weekend (May 7 / 8) please bring a gift
of food / gift certificate (if g.c., please drop into the
collection basket) for the needy. Non-perishable food,
please. Your generosity is greatly appreciated.
St. James Seniors
On Wednesday, June 22nd, the St. James
Seniors will go to the Padre Pio Shrine in Barto, PA.
There will be a tour, lunch and prayers. Cost is $62 per
person. Deadline is June 1. Please contact Dolores at
973-956-8760 if interested in attending this trip.
Elementary School Principal Openings
The Catholic Schools Office, Diocese of Paterson, is seeking applicants
for the 2016-2017 school year for the following positions: Principal, St.
Andrews Elementary School, Clifton, NJ & Principal, St. Therese Elementary School, Succasunna, NJ Closing Date for applications is May
15, 2016. Information and application materials can be found at http://
www.patdioschools.org/administrative openings.
PRAYER REQUESTS
Please remember in your prayers the following:
John Amodio, Jeanette Aughey, Jackie
Balloutine, Sharbel Balloutine, Monsignor Patrick
Brown, Donna Bruen, Lorraine Calamita, Rose Campagna, Kristin Cappuccio, Angela Coubati, Maria Ciaremella, Lucy &
Antonio Convertino, Harry Cortes, James E. Cunningham, Pete Farina, Dennis Florence, Maria Dezago, Valerie Foti, Nancy Ann Gallo,
Betty Goodsier, Philip Gordon, Karen Gourley, Linda & Domingo Handal, Josephine Iandiorio, Theresa Iuculano, Angie Kimble, Dana
Kobloth, Anne Krautheim, Joey Kuri, Father Justin Kusibab, OFM
Conv., Juliann Marciano, Madeline Mathers, John Nicoll, Andrew
O’Connor, Kathleen Occhino, Brother Stefano Panizzolo, LC., Michael
Panzella, April Matera-Patiro, Anthony Polito, Denis Sullivan, Paul
Tommasi, Joseph Valle, Bea Vinciguerra, Bryan Wells, Ann Williams,
Robyn Zaleski, Evan Zillner, Agnes Mariella Zimmer.
HOME TO GOD
Please pray for all those who have recently
passed on, especially Patrick Reynolds & Russell
Vanderberg. The deceased always rely on our prayers on their journey home to God.
Baptism
During the month of April the following
have been baptized at our font and is now children
of God.
Lina Lucia Marmo
We congratulate her parents and trust that they will be the primary teachers of their children in the ways of faith.
USHERS NEEDED
Ever consider helping your parish
out but not sure what you can do? Ever
consider becoming an usher? St. James
is looking for a few good people to usher
at mass particularly the 10:15 am and
12:00 pm mass. If interested please contact Bill Marmo @ 973-956-0375 or the Parish House.
MASS SCHEDULE FOR
THURSDAY, MAY 5, 2016
THE ASCENSION OF THE
LORD
8:00 am
(Children‛s Mass)
12:00 noon
7:00 pm
First Friday of the Month: Eucharistic Adoration after the 8:00 am Mass
WEEKLY COLLECTION
Sunday, April 24, 2016
Saturday: 5:30 pm
7:30 am
10:15 am
12:00 pm
TOTAL
2011
$4,954
2012
$6,037
Amount
$2,152
$1,732
$1,529
$1,620
$7,133
Envelopes Used
91
72
105
71
COLLECTION COMPARISON
2013
2014
2015
2016
$6,181 $6,499 $7,022 $7,033
Next Money Tabulators Group: St. Brendan
Knights of Columbus News
May Meetings: May 2 & 16. Degree
Meeting May 12. All meetings begin at 7:30
pm. (Please bring canned goods)
Want to do some good deeds? Why not join the Knights
of Columbus Council # 6574? We are always looking for
new members. Free cake, coffee and laughs at every
meeting so if you're interested, please contact Grand
Knight Vincent D'Antonio Sr. (201 745-3387) or Membership Chairman Ted Kopec (201 396-9026).
Knights of Columbus Coucil # 6574
St. James of the Marches,
Totowa 15th Annual
GOLF OUTING
Monday, May 23rd, Meadows
Golf Club, Lincoln Park
For more information please call:
Pete Campilango 201-452-6846
John D’Ambrosio 973-390-7699
Vincent D’Antonio 201-745-3387
Lou D’Angelo 973-435-2800
Knights of Columbus Council #6574
Will hold a donation drive to help
support the Passaic Neighborhood Center
for Women. To celebrate Mother’s Day,
we are accepting donations at all Mases on Saturday,
May 7th & Sunday May 8th. Suggested List of
Items: Diapers size 3 & 5, Baby Wipes, Shop Rite Gift
Cards (any amount) Hobby Lobby/AC Moore Gift
Cards (any amount) Ushers will assist with collections & thank you for your support. Any questions or
if you need pick up, please contact
Grand Knight Vincent D’Antonio at
201-745-3387.
EUCHARISTIC MINISTERS
MAY 2016 SCHEDULE
Saturday, 5:30 pm
Nestor Martinez, Frank Mullen, Jasmin Figueroa
Sunday, 7:30 am
Mary Jean Hayek, Marianne LoBue, Sandy Buffa
Sunday,10:15 am
Sr. Mary Cecile Swanton, Cathy Condon, Michael Greco
Sunday, 12:00 noon
Neil DiDio, Dolores & John Sheptock
LECTOR
MAY 2016 SCHEDULE
Saturday, 5:30 pm
James DeSopo
Sunday, 7:30 am
Joe Klunk
Sunday, 10:15 am
Diane Emmolo
Sunday, 12:00 noon
Deborah McHugh
ALTAR SERVER
MAY 2016 SCHEDULE
Saturday:
5:30 pm
Erick Cielemecki
Christopher Marren
Daniel Torres
Marcus Washington
Sunday:
7:30 am
Ryan Bravo
Victor Bravo
Aldo Mercedes
Christian Sanchez
10:15 am
Robert Callegari
Zach Cronin
Jayden Correa
Tyler Flynn
12:00 pm
Tyler Flynn
Devyn Guzman
Justyn Guzman
Jordan Marin
New Parishioners Welcome!
The following have joined our Parish of St.
James during the month of April. We welcome them and
know their presence among us will make this Parish more
Christ-like. All are welcome and we are grateful you are now a part of
St. James Church.
Cristina Arias, Louise Capra, Lauren & Michael Farrelly, Anna &
Patrick Formentin, Morgan Grod, Brian Hamway, Yesenia & Mario
Parga, Joseph Rickert & Carrie Palatucci, Minguito Viera, John
Anthony Hayton, Joan Messaros.
memorial intentions
saturday mass at 8:30 am
yearly: january / december 2016
BULLETIN WEEK OF: MAY 1, 2016
Brizzi & Simonetti Families, Margaret & John Costantini, Father
James F. Dolan, S.J., Gabriel Dragone, Giuseppe Dragone, Lucille Gillen, John J. Griffin & Erin Ryan Gourley, Monsignor
Michael F. Hart, John W. Krautheim, Sr., Father Bernard
McKenna, The Marone & DiGuglielmo Families, Grace & Angelo Occhiuzzi, Anna (Nina) Pezzolla, The Porco Family & Anthony Picarelli, Father Francis J. Reilly, Philip Sgobba, Krystle M.
Spinner, Jean Sprich, John E. & Rose V. Tchounis, Nunzio Vacca, Robert Varettoni & Family, Albert Venditte, Sr., Jack Whitney, Stephen Wrazen & Family, The Family of Frank P. Zaccaria.
Monday, May 2
8:00 am Anthony Murphy, req. by Peter Murphy
Maria Gilolo DiNardo, req. by Carmela Moscariello
Tuesday, May 3
8:15 am Elena Trafuoci, req. by The Pelosi Family
Nunzio Vacca, req. by parents, Anna & Antonio
Vacca
Wednesday, May 4
8:00 am Philomena Saracco, req by Family
Florence M. Spinella, req. by Janet Cozzolino
Thursday, May 5 (THE ASCENSION OF THE LORD)
8:00 am The People of St. James Parish
12:00 pm William Lenahan, req. bywife, Eleanor
7:00 pm Dirk VanGelder, req. by wife, Anna
Friday, May 6
8:00 am Special Intentions for Our Servicemen and
Servicewomen Serving Our Country
Satruday, May 7
8:30 am Memorial Mass
5:30 am Edna Appello & Rose O’Kean, req. by Kathy &
Vinnie
Filippo & Angelina Salomone, req. by daughter,
Evelina
Shafiq D. Handal, req. by wife, Lily
Carolina DelliGatti, req. by daughter, Carmen
Masrieh & Eaton Families, req. by Lily Handal
Sunday, May 8 (MOTHER’S DAY)
7:30am Philip Sgobba, req. by wife, Grace
Beatrice & Joseph Hayek, req. by MaryJean Hayek
Barbara Roberto, req. by husband, Albert
Maria Dragone, req. by Christopher & Ewelina
Dragone
Maria Pandolfo, req. by Elizabeth Vricella
10:15am Intentions for those participating in the Mother’s
Day Novena
12:00pm John Francis & Ruth M. Ryan, req. by Father Patrick
Grace & Angelo Occhiuzzi, req. by Family
Maria Capone, req. by Family
Mary Debausney (Birthday) req. by daughter, Mary
Politi
Giovanna LoCognata & Giuseppina Trovato, req. by
Marge Trovato & Family
monthly: may 2016
Ernestine & William Colella, Anthony John Colella &
Michael Palarino, Jr.
Music Corner
MUSIC CORNER
CHOIRS’ COUNT DOWN TO END OF SEASON
ADULT CHOIR
We have had a great singing season for St. James
Choir at the 12noon Mass. The special seasons of
Advent and Christmas, Lent and Easter inspire reflection, joy and triumph in our faith. These are highlights of the year.
2015-16 season ends early this year (due to Easter Sunday
happening in March) with the final feast days of Pentecost, Trinity Sunday, 90th Anniversary Mass and finally, Body & Blood of Christ on Memorial Weekend. Soon we will take a summer break to warm ourselves
in summer sun. The 2016-2017 Choir Season begins in September.
We continue to have openings in our choir if you would like to
join in the leading of the congregation’s song and the singing of special
choir hymns. See Jeannine Pond, Music Director in the choir loft to sign
up after any weekend Mass.
CHILDREN’S CHOIR – Grades 3 through 8
The Children’s Choir with songsters from CCD and St. Francis Academy has truly lifted up their ENTHUSIASTIC voices in song to
the Lord. Our end of season mass will be June 5.
The new season of 2016-2017 will begin in September. Children’s choir sings at the 10:15am Mass. Please see Jeannine Pond,
Music Director, in the choir loft to sign up after any weekend Mass.
Come Celebrate the
90th Anniversary of our Parish
MAY 22, 2016 @ 12:00 noon
Mass
Followed by a luncheon buffet at the
Barnyard and Carriage House
Donaon $50.00 per person
For Tickets call:
Janet Cozzolino 973-595-5746 or
Sister Mary Cecile 973-790-0288 (Parish House)
We welcome the joy of your presence!
Hospital Visits
Please call the Parish House (973-790-0288) or email
(stjameschurch@optonline.net) to let us know if someone in your family
and/or another parish member is hospitalized and would appreciate a
visit from a member of our parish team.
ACADEMY OF ST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI
Weekend of April 30 / MAY 1, 2016
SCHOOL NEWS
Have you ever wondered if yawning really is contagious? Or what about, which beverage is the worst for your
teeth? Or even, what conditions make popcorn pop the best? If so, then you are in luck because the Middle
School Science Fair is coming! These questions are just a few of the many that will be answered through the students' research and experimentation. Over the past few weeks, the students have been hard at work researching
their topics and forming hypothesizes. In the coming weeks, the students will each complete their own investigations, gather and analyze data, form conclusions, and present their findings. The culmination of their hard work
will be the display and presentation of their projects at the Science Fair on Wednesday, May 25th at the Home
and School Meeting. Please feel free to stop by to check out the sure to be impressive work!
Mrs. Barton, Middle School Science/STEM Teacher
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION NEWS Grades 1 To 8
Weekend of April 30 / May 1, 2016
CLASS SCHEDULES (Grades 1 - 8)
May 1 - Group A (Last Class) ******************May 8 - Group B (Last Class)
CLASS SCHEDULES (Grades 9-10)
May 3 **** May 17 **** May 31(Last Class)
ATTENTION: Parents of children going into 1st Grade or 9th Grade Both of these Sacraments are 2 year programs. If your child is in 1st or 9th Grade, you can register them at
one of these meetings. Please bring his/her Baptism Certificate with you.
For parents of children in Grades 1 to 9, please be sure to attend Registration/ReRegistration Meeting; last meeting being held May 1st in the Parish Hall from 8am to 10am.
A raffle for 1 free tuition will be drawn at 10am.
Reminder: After May 1st, a $10 late fee (per child) will be charged.
Congratulations to the Brunetti Family, who won the raffle at the April 24th meeting!
Ivette Valori, re.stjameschurch@gmail.com
Gail Monochello, stjamesccd@optonline.net
973.790.4860
Opening Our Hearts & Working Together To Serve Others - Putting Our Faith Into Action. Our
mission is for all of us to create a stronger bond and strengthen our Parish Family together with our children, as we go out into the community to serve others who are less fortunate than us and need our help.
The Parish Outreach of St. James Church started with the Confirmation families and branched
out to our Parishioners along with the Academy of St. Francis with various projects, such as soup
kitchen visits, spending time with sick children and the elderly and participating at Special Olympics.
We welcome all parishioners & our extended family at the Academy of St. Francis to join us as we put
our FAITH IN ACTION. Please keep your eyes open for bulletin inserts listing Parish Outreach Opportunities and join us on our mission in helping those in need in our community. Thank You to all previous donors & participants. God bless.
Please contact Ms. Handal at (973) 432-0591
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Residential · Commercial
Interior · Exterior
DISCOUNTS AVAILABLE
FOR SENIOR CITIZENS,
CIVIL SERVICE,
TEACHERS & MILITARY.
WITH COUPON
“Your Family Jeweler”
973-790-7400
www.mazzojewelers.com
REALTY, INC.
384 Totowa Rd., Totowa
(Neighbor of
St. James Church)
• STUCCO
• SHEETROCKING
• CERAMIC TILING
FREE ESTIMATES
OFFICE: 973-595-9115
CELL: 973-845-3056
PREMIER DENTAL CARE
General Family Dentistry
Authentic Italian Deli
and Butcher Shop
Richard J. Gryzmolowicz, D.D.S.
418 Union Blvd. • Totowa
973-595-5955 • www.gryzdental.com
NEW PATIENTS WILL RECEIVE A COMPLIMENTARY EXAM
Casa Mia
~ Fresh Mozzarella Daily ~
CATERING
FREE DELIVERY
Pizzeria & Restaurant
www.santorosmarket.com
973-942-4000
“Quality Cuisine Prepared With Pride”
973-595-7298
Wholesale Catering Menu
Party Trays All Occasions
332 UNION BOULEVARD • TOTOWA
JESSE MALIK
Director
973-839-3761
166E (JR) - St. James - Totowa, NJ
~ WE DELIVER ~
594 Union Blvd., Totowa
384 TOTOWA ROAD · TOTOWA
www.apolloflags.com
Ted Poecker
Electric L.L.C
STANDARD TILE
SUPPLY CO. INC.
COMMERCIAL, RESIDENTIAL & INDUSTRIAL
2190 Hamburg Tpke., Wayne, NJ 07470· Fax: 973-839-3668
www.VisitingAngels.com · jmalik@VisitingAngels.com
Flags for
All Occasions
~ Serving Our Community ~
NJ LICENSE #17355 · FULLY INSURED & BONDED
tedpoecker@yahoo.com · 973-747-2787
1-800-458-8362
Importers and Distributors
Ceramic Floor and Wall Tile
~ Open 7 Days ~
973-256-6412
www.stdtile.com
255 ROUTE 46 WEST · TOTOWA
FOR ADVERTISING INFORMATION CALL: (800) 883-4343 • BON VENTURE SERVICES, LLC • P.O. Box 850, Flanders, N.J. 07836
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