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February 24, 2010 THE VILLADOM TIMES III • Page 15 he Packaging Depot is a full-service shipping and packaging business now in its 17th year in business at 18 East Prospect Street in Waldwick. “We’re independent,” says owner Bob Bozzo, noting that The Packaging Depot is not afﬁliated with any one carrier. “As a result, we can give you objective advice on the best way to ship.” As an authorized shipping center for all the major carriers, Bob and long time employee Ted Vacha provide the best retail rates available and can accept Bob and Ted packages with all pre-paid shipping documents and labels at no additional charge. Packaged or unpackaged items can be shipped, and they do their best to ensure that everything that comes through the door arrives safely at its destination. Bob notes that Packaging Depot will soon offer USPS First Class mail to provide a lower cost option on smaller parcels. The Packaging Depot is now a full-service eBay store. Bob and Ted handle every aspect of the sale, taking pictures that are posted on website, and monitoring items being auctioned. Bob notes that the commission charged is the lowest in the industry. The Packaging Depot sends and receives faxes for customers. In the near future, Bob also offers a document and photo scanning service. Old photos can be scanned and put on a disc for showing on your computer or TV or on a digital photo frame for continuous viewing. Bob can also restore your old photos. Damaged pictures can be scanned, retouched, and reprinted, so they look like new. The Packaging Depot can also assist in uploading photos and videos to the Internet for viewing by family members or college recruiters. With 30 years of income tax experience, Bob still prepares tax returns. Ask for more information including help with college ﬁnancial aid forms. Call (201) 652-4444 for information. The store’s fax number is (201) 251-8639. F O CUS on WALDWICK Businesses The Packaging Depot: Shipping, Randy’s gets it right Packaging, and so much more! the ﬁrst time T andy’s Auto Repair at 11 Crescent Ave. in Waldwick provides complete auto repair service for foreign and domestic cars. It also has fast, friendly pump service, where windshields are cleaned without asking, and air for the tires is free. Randy Mayo has been in the auto repair business for more than 37 years, opening the Waldwick station two years ago after running similar operations in Midland Park for 15 years and in Ho-Ho-Kus for more than 20 years. His motto is simple: Treat the customer Owner Randy Mayo right so he comes back again and again. Be fair, and you’ll be around for a lot of years. Get it right the ﬁrst time. Keep customer prices low. Pride in his work and his concern for customers have served him well over the years and are apparent in the way he keeps his station, always neat and clean and decorated with beautiful ﬂowers. Randy, who is ASE-certiﬁed, specializes in exhaust systems and air conditioning service on all makes and models. He also does a brisk business in tires and batteries because of his prices and excellent service. All major credit cards are accepted. The repair shop is open Mon-Fri 8-6, Sat. 8-noon. The pumps are open MonFri 6:30-8; Sat 7-8; and Sun 9-5. Call 201-445-2722 to get your car in shape. R �� Judy O’Brien Collesano, Gina Diaz and Mary Ellen Copeland O’Connell ��