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Rose Monyek of Rahway The winner ' l i t Republicans had A M in this voters in the district’s four municipalities — Linden, Carteret, sits only until the end of the year, when hastily Democratic cHy. the general election winner -will take Alto, at of Tuesday, no parson had Rahway and Elizabeth — will be voting over the full term for the m iyoral tanb. But Mayor separately on both the primary and The candidates for the Democratic Hudak, Demaarat, who is special election Senate candidate! Union County Clerk Walter said that nomination for the full Senate term are tetejpteUng Gregorio's unoxjkred term, Lesniak. who has the organization hasannounced he is a candidate. one election board will run both machines and there will be one set of support, and Rahway Business Ad TIM roll call of candidates for the ministrator Joseph Hartnett Palermo fooryear state Senate aeat and two voter books for both elections Halpin added that voters will have the option of is the Republican candidate tw o year state Assembly posts is more Democratic candidates for the two complicated voting in either the primary, the apeciai election, or both He estimated that-the 20th District Assembly seats are state Owing to the ouster of form er Linden Assemblyman Thomas Devenn of Mayor a M 20th District State Sen. John move will save the county 1100,000 He also said that the county will Elizabeth. Linden Assistant Superin T. Gregorio from his offices, two Senate adequately publicize the election to tendent of Schools Thomas Long and elections will be held. Lindenite Henry Kielbasa Deverin and inform voters of the dual elections One will be a special election to Long are the organization candidates The Senate on Monday over determine who will fill Gregorio's Republican Assembly candidates are whelmingly approved an emergency u m p ire d term that ends Dec. 31 The Linden City Council President Robert other will be the Democratic and hill calling for the combined elections The measure was signed Tuesday by Gonor and Union County Freeholder a wtevoPttWard, Republican primaries to select can Blanche Banasiak of Elizabeth didate* to rtln in the November general Gov Thomas H Kean The candidates for the unexpired Should Lesniak win the special election for the full senate term. JIM j%j a la ifk A nr the BSard of term are Democratic Assemblyman election for state Sentate. a second T o further confuse matters, the mtmam -tor M* y*«r, Manky Raymond Lesniak of Elizabeth of special election would be held this special election, previously scheduled Mstewytt MTrsnHoy Point Rood, and Elizabeth. Linden Republican Chair summer to fill his unexpired Assembly ...... ----- — t e n t Ward Coun for May to, has been moved to the date man Alfred Palerm o and independent term 0(of tnethe June 7/ primaryprimary. That u a i means ...... — ----- sign defense for Suliga . . . . . _ j nr___... l; i to ThaThe Utt*rletter rfintiniiMcontinues tlutthat the meeting ._____attended a club meeting before, who nominated Wargacki) refused to ter son* Seventh Ward withdraw his motion, and President was again "interrupted by an out-of a CtenCM iabora that the had them pay dues and then vote at the Suliga then called for diacuasion and a order Mrs Lystash," who was joined Bn CHy Council Oub's nomination meeting held April vote on it Then, for the first time on by Ann Buryak in opposing the second i was mad* at a 13. suggestion The club member* charged Wargacki was denied the club s any of the numerous votes taken that trout* a denial that Bunyak had not attended a nomination despite having served on evening, the issue was raised of who meeting for the last several years the council for the past four years was qualified to vote " The Suliga supporters claim that Wargacki M r the Suliga la aueteng the com bi seat after ■ At this point Mr Suliga stated that six year* a* a member of the Linden after discussion, it was decided that according to Robert's Rules of Order, Board of Education those who had paid their 1983 dues thst any further diacuasion on anything evening would not be allowed to vote other than the main motion was out of WartenW's charges ware backed by Suliga complied with that decision, his order unless Mr Kopchinski withdrew tea* taree other chib members who niDOorters Mid. his motion Mr Kopchinski stutv adtod fete Suliga. who is aloo the chib The letter add*. “ M ere a motion to bomly refused to withdraw his motion -p u te ftp l. coBdBRyd the meeting to his that effect could be made, an obviously and Mr Suliga then was required by advantage by net' recognizing motions distraught Mary Lou Lystash started Robert's Rules to restrict discussion to M te M * teat the and refusing to read the dub bylaws screaming language that was up remarks that only concerned Mr la tfee letter, the Suliga supporters setting to many of the club members Kopchinski’s motion respood, "T h e April meeting of the club Even though she had not attended a jM ter, "Portn pa It was sour grapes In proceeded in an orderly fashion until meeting of the club all year and the The motion to endorse Wargacki t m , when tbs dub voted In endorse President Suliga asked if there was any year before, she said she would not give failed. 32 no to 19 yes Another motion Wargaoki for tbs unexpired term, Joe old business " up her vote on this particular matter no was then made to endorse Joe Suliga Soft* Mw«d )0 the wishes o f the club and passed by a margin of 31 yes to 19 At that time, the motion was made to matter what life members of the club and w KM mWM* cnhilMacy to favor of no endorse Wargacki. said Oh dab’s dtefce. Yet, Mr. Wtegacki Is •We believe that Joseph Suliga ran The letter continues, "Mr Suliga felt According to the letter, another n a f m m Htentfi to tebe bia own loas the meeting as fairly as possible Joe that it would be fairer if the names were Wargacki supporter suggested that any :grtr)nftlir ¥ F *T~ decided to create Suliga will be a responsive, dedicated placed before the club and each person members who had missed three of the ; & a r i ) t e L t e W ' l t e b atiout his councilman that is why we are was allowed to vote for the candidate of last six monthly meetings should be disqualified from voting They said supponnting him. the letter con as saying their choice. However. Mr i Henry Suliga again agreed with the proposal cluded le who had Kopchinski (the club vice president IS organizing blood drive . . or guardian»-\ Donors must weigh at at amfMintamount nf workof work involved involved in C(in conducting •y M S HUTTON munity service project requirement for least 110 pounds and be in good health one fjfe te 4MH M its S ttf— fw up to give blood onor his Eagle Scout Badge But Nick was very organized and Scutari, son of Pat and Sal Scutari of Pregnant women and anyone with a g t e y t t e a lawteluntTy-wlde blood drive came to us with an outline of what he West Blancke Street, says he "kind of history of hepatitis may not donate at Scbeet I, tea organizer of the event was going to do. so we said Okay Let's just thought a blood drive would be a blood wfflaot b* among die participants do it . she explained good way to meet one of the Among those rooting for the success At 14, Boy Scout Nick Scutari is too Scutari, a student at McManus Junior requirements for Eagle Scout and at of Scutari's project is Mary Meier, yteteg to bo * blood donor, but that High School, learned a lot about run the same time help a lot of people director of blood services for the ; la c a n ttoppad btm from giving a lot of ning community service projects from "Hopefully, well get a good Eastern Union County Chapter of the > 'jte teg* and plenty of effort to the other Eagle Scouts in the Troop In fact, American Red Cross '.'H ttite^^rtteb win eerve aa the com showing," said the Scout, a member of "W e've had two or three Scouts in the he put in several hours last year Troop 18*. “ It's a worthwhile project " assisting another Scout. Steve Zielinski, Blood donors must be between 17 and past who ve run blood drives. Meier in conducting a voter registration drive o heads 65 yea r* of age Those who are 17 must said. "But most of the time we try to (Continaed on page 2) (board have the written permission of a parent discourage them because of the great -MMMM Vffiabo, who was serving as r u l i i f l i l 11,1111 of the Board of U M H U tk t e n tended to head the MM ffr the coming year at a HMteetetUon meeting held April 20. ■ g t e t e f assumed the position from Stead Conor, who vacated the post to •com * City Cornell president H teM Sctenldt was elected vice enteiM t *f tb* board, replacing Nancy ■tediteter,' Who became interim vice (B te tg J ntiii VBtsno moved to the
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\ SotrUri'i first step * m to M ates t ^ n with delejbeble ptedft form* tiimoglibU will ba etaekod Dawn w v c h prospective donor* can raturn to should m i at thatr raguiar maaRhna, him. Ho and No *Mtatant> have boon but Mould avoid foods high ta) fat K thay driivortnf the l^ t r o throughout tho are eating within four hours before Sacond Ward, wtare the drive is being gtvtM bleed. concentrated. The actual doMUon of a pint of'Meed Scutari also Contacted hit coun takee about one hour, Inc haling a lh -ll cilman, Tad Koograefci, got raapa of the minute refreehment and relaxation ward and figuredout how many houses break after donating. Normal acttvtties there were — 1,390 may be resumed after donating. N n u u M , “A«p0ci*i«lMtIoswUI _ i Scutari also picked sis Scouts to Each -donor receives a donor card .c o st the taxpayers of Uatos County C O U T I F serve as his assistants: Mike Mannino. bearing his blood group and Rh type. fcgtwBM $70,000 and $190,990 LeenUk Ron Sabol, Mike Tkoach, Keith Idee. In addition, according to the NJBS/- has sponsored legislation, which I LINDEN—11 Mark Roney and Chris Coglianese. ARC. “every donor receives the M ppert, to delay the election to HB the c h £ of LtodeB At this point, the Scout was ready to satisfaction of knowing he has directly Senate seat until the J iM 7 primary If bring his proposal to the New Jersey helped another person in need." Blood Services/American Red Cross Um iak is really Interested in saving Blood Program, which agreed to the taxpayers of Union County money, conduct the drive and provide posters Officer listed be mould go one step further and give for publicizing the event up Ms Assembly seat now. It would be Hertz, Charles named unfair to burden taxpayers with the Meier explained that New Jersey satisfactory' Blood Services is one of four divisions ceet of another special election. ” that make up the Greater New York City Council President Bob Conor after accident Suliga campaign aides described Palermo as a “candidate Blood Program, which is jointly with outstanding qualifications and sponsored by the New York Blood LINDEN—An off-duty Cranford such high quality and Integrity” have L IN D E N —Joseph Suliga, candidate Impeccable integrity. He is a man you Center and the American Red Cross in policeman was listed in satisfactory for the Democratic' nomination for johwd his campaign. condition early this week at Rahway can trust ." Greater New York Seventh Ward councilman, has named Hertz and Ma wife, the former Ann Hospital, where he has been a patient Conor laid: “ Ordinarily in such a The Blood Services, she explained, is Mike Hertz and Richard Charles as Denci, have lived in the Seventh Ward responsible for support of the blood since April 17 when he was struck by a campaign coordinators. Jennie Tarka for the last 14 years He is president of man as Ai Palerm o these qualities car on East Elizabeth Avenue would go without saying and I’d go on to drive, technical staff and the was named campaign treasurer. Saint George Byzantine Catholic According to the police report. Ptl distribution of the donated blood. The Suliga said that he was “ honored" Church Holy N am e Society and is stress Ma years of leadership in the Leo Casper of Cranford was seriously Red Cross, she added, has the that the three have aooapted the entpiqyad by Tanco in Linden. They injured when he was struck by a car responsiblity of recruiting donors and positions and was “ happy that people of have t a r children. Blaze injures serves as the local contact in the while attempting to cross the street Charles, who has lived on 214 community where the drive is being with "som e coffee for a friend. Madison St in the Trem ley Point held. The driver of the car. John Alcohol count section o f the Seventh Ward for the last three firemen Conducting a community service Grabowski. 44. of 336 Morton Ave., 29 years, is an officer in the Slovak- LINDEN—Three firemen were project — such as a blood drive — is the Rahway, was charged with driving Amertcan Chib, a communicant o f the slightly injured late Tuesday night last of three requirements for earning while under the influence of alcohol Holy Family Church and is associated L IN D E N —A 53-year-old city resident while battling a blaze in a two-family the Eagle Scout rank The first two Ptl. Casper. 44. of 2 Roger Ave , was with Kyocera International in Linden. was arrested on drunk driving charges house on East St. George Avenue The required donating at least six hours listed in stable condition in the in Tarka was born and raised on 19th Monday evening after allegedly hitting fire forced the evacuation of 11 assistance on a service project, tensive care unit at Rahway Hospital. street, where she resides with her son, residents, authorities said. requirements Scutari completed by According to police. Casper, who was eight cars on four separate roads Stanley. According to Capt. Leonard helping Zielinski last year and by attempting to cross the street at about during a 10-minute driving spree. MankoWski of the fire department, the spending time assisting the priests at 12:45 a m with some coffee, hit the Rubin Armstead, of 1215 E. Blancke fire started in the rear of the first floor St Elizabeth's Church in Linden car’s windshield and was thrown over St., was also charged with leaving the Evans, Mftros art of the home at m e E St. George Ave He also must earn 21 merit badges — the top of the vehicle scene of an accident and was released on exhibit at FDU at about midnight, then spread to the he has 19 — and eight skill awards — he Police said Casper suffered severe on $300 bail. second floor and extended onto the roof has nine or 10 head injuries and was unconscious According to police, Armstead was LINDEN—Joseph Evans and Mary F ive fire trucks were at the scene It Scutari joined Troop 188 two and a when the ambulance arrived traveling east on Price Street in a 1979 Mitros will be among 50 art studgg}s took firemen more than an hour to half years ago because he hated being pickup truck at about 5:10 p.m. when he who will present their works from 9 extinguish the flames, which destroyed left out when his two best fnends went struck four cars parked along the side a.m. to 8 p.m. Friday through May 0 at Lampert listed the house All the tenants were on weekend camping trips with the of the road. One minute later he Fairleigh Dickinson University's relocated to the Swann Motel on Edgar Troop "Now they've quit Scouting and collided with Frank Sortino of 20 Henry Rutherford campus. Road, Mankowski said. I'm trying to earn my Eagle award.” for career day St. while traveling north on McCandless The exhibit, which w ill be held in the The firemen who were injured were the youth commented Street and then fled the scene. multi-purpose room of the Student LINDEN—Deborah Lampert of Robert Brown and Capt. Paul Modrak. Anyone wishing to donate blood at the At about 5:15 Armstead struck two Union building, will feature paintings, Linden, a 1962 graduate of Kean College who suffered shoulder injuries, and drive may contact Scutari at 862-2853 or more parked cars on Chandler Avenue, drawings, sculpture, photographs, in Union, will participate in the second come to the drive, scheduled for May 7 and minutes later, another car parked designs, graphic designs and other Capt. Joseph O'Neal, neck injury. annual career day program for English on Wood Avenue, police said. class projects. A special artists A dog and several cats died in the majors at the college at 1:40 p.m on Police said Armstead was ap reception, open to the public, will take blaze. Their bodies ware found in the The first organizational meeting of Tuesday prehended at his home -t about 7 p.m place at 5 p.m. May 5. Further in cellar, Mankowski added the Committee to Elect Tom Long was School board held April 18 at the home of Jim and (Continued from page 1) The program is designed to show and admitted operating the pickup formation is available by calling 460- The fire department is still in- English majors how they can achieve vesUgating the cause af the fire eight additional teachers at a cost ot truck during the accidents ______success In the job market SttO.OOO to $200,000. Taranto said Lampert is communications coor Parent parent representives from Club to meet dinator for Association Management Sajiool 2, 8 and St Elizabeth's School LINDEN-A general Corp, Springfield, where she writes, said that their elementary-age children membership meeting of edits and designs internal and external could be in danger if busing is not the Tenth Ward newsletters, tabloids, brochures and provided Democratic Club will be other publications for trade In response to thoso pleas. Villano held at 8 p.m Wednesday 3 ^ - . associations She also takes said the matter will be studied by the in McManus Hall. Further photographs for the publications board's transportation committee information about the club before it makes its recommendations at is available by calling r-jj'8’ the June meeting David Hecht, membership Parents added that safety will be Would you like* : chairman, at 498-1929 ZZ e x . further threatened in September when newspaper rH< sixth graders will be moved from the n<*wsp«i|XT and c a l l u t n w THE elementary to the middle schools as Submitting New FOR HOME D E LIV E R Y scans part of the redistricting plan
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» BWde. /$»t 9utO*. i 2 5 CALCULATE — you. tawnos b*t M R u m m ooiw am e doewlli hark - n » i i mi - I Safa driving award presented to Fedors U N M M —JUriviRC a baa ia M t the eecttenUrae Vtriug A — W b te fcg aaatMt Jab ta (# » tsw U , but tar John ecbtevsmswt gad s raesrd at which you Pater* aTOstenfate Place, Itiaaroaaon and ail bos riters in our state earn te 'tar Mm teb t proud. proud.” Ha it one Id 34 New Jersey Traneit According to George C. Hassle, bus o p a ra tm who received safe general maiMgsr at NJ Traaait But driving' award* last week from the Operations, “Driving a bus In today’* etatewM* public transportation traffic i* no ea*y task. Slow, ice, rate agency Ttatee recipient* have attained and fog add to the problems that our 10, 30 10-year accident-free driving bus driver* face. It is due to their rocorte. personal diligence and sound Peiors was awarded for 30 years of judgement that they have been able to accident-free driving maintain such fine driving records for Fedors and co-worksrs were honored so many years ” daring a rweegnitian d im e r held at the Heinle noted that ail bus operators Town and Caraput Restaurant in undergo extensive training, including Union. Jerome C. Premo, executive defensive driving and customer director of NJ Transit, said the 34 relations courses, before they are drivers accumulated a total of 490 years allowed to get behind the wheel of a bus of accident-free driving. “ Even after they complete their basic "I am very pleased to present you training, which takes six weeks, an on Jane 17 at the with these awards tonight, ” Premo instructor still rides with the drivers M V n a d Church. “Four at a Kind," a studmt far a summer pragma «xfe as said, “ since ail of you are living proof when they go out on their initial 4ss*l d m m band, w ill perform and out*. W t b a te m w ttl I m « ter ■fucwmi woo pimoipiii a n r that NJ Transit operates one of the assignments to make certain they are w W N W U will is aerved. discharging their duties properly,” he nwfwrtchnMWpw^fttk4* safest bus fleets in the United States Tost f a t e id Rasaltf is director of said Additional tafermalk* it » group's Your accumulated total of 490 years of 8 »: old Playhouse, whose m Heinle said that before drivers go out wioalaar wansbsn have been at activities can be obtained by tellkif on their routes each day. they must tempting to launch the venture, which Fade* at 345-IStt. Donation* may be Retiree lauded check the brakes, horn and mirrors of •it turned it providing a showcase for tsrarardad to H it Unden Sum mar their buses “ Nothing is left to chance gtftad « d taknted youth. Playhouse, c/o Violet Aiaee, 331 Kit by City Council We place a high degree of priority on T&* Summar Playhouse budget is chen Ave., linden. safety and would never jeopardize LINDEN—Anna Leskin of Riverview either our passengers or our drivers Terrace, Winfield Park, was honored with a bus that had any problems, he recently on her retirement after 22 Pressure tests slated in May concluded years service in Linden City Hall UNDEN-H w Boon! of Health will 1:30 to 4:45 p.m. M ay 13 in the council A resolution was read at a City ran afternoon hypertension screening chambers for pwapte with last names Council meeting lauding her for her Fraternal groups prograr - for &mph id all ages during beginning with M-Z only, and from 3 to many years of service to the city meet at open house die month of Kay. the board urges oil 4:30 p.m. May S7.in the Seventh Ward She worked for 15 years in the tax reeidesU to have their blood pressure Recreation Center at 2007 Tremley assessor’s office before transferring to L IN D E N —The Linden Masons held ebeeked and If neadad, seek and Point Rd. for all residents GETTING HEADY—The Linden League of Women Veters makes arrangements the reception desk, where she served an open house meeting recently for all maintain proper treatment. The board of health will conduct free ter its nen-partisan candidates' nights and “ Know Your Candidate" sheets in for seven years as a telephone operator the fraternal organizations who share The sen s tings will be from 1:30 to anti-rabies vaccinations for pets as preparation ter the primary and general elections this year. One of the most typist until her retirement April 1 the Linden Craftsman Hall as their 4:45 p.n May t in the council cham follows: from $ to 5 p.m. May IS in the important functions of the league Is its Voter Service program which is funded The former Anna Marcin, w ife of the meeting place firehouse at South Wood and Morris fe rs in City Hall for people with iast mainly by the donations of local businessman and service organizations Pic late John A Leskin, is the mother of An evening of “ fraternal sharing'’ of avenues; May 17 in the firehouse at names beginning with A-L only: from tured at the league's annual general meeting are, left to right. Sue Carhart, Robert J and Patricia, who with her fellowship was followed by the en West St. Georgs Avenue and DeWitt president, SejsMo Kauchak and Mary Eednarczyk, secretary. husband Michael DiM icele and three tertainment of the “ Salaam Temple Terrace, and M ay I t in the firehouse at children, Donna A , Alice M , and Joelle String Band Refreshments and a Paper pickups East Elizabeth and Chandler avenues. H , resides in Linden social hour concluded the evening An evening vaccination program will ABC reserves decision A lifelong resident of Linden, Leskin set next week be held from 7 to 9 p m May 25 in the was educated in the Linden school firehouse on South Wood and Morris LINDEN Newspapers and system She was one of the first avenues. on assault at go-go bar presidents of the Linden Art H0LLYIWD00 JUVENflE magazines will be collected irt the 2nd, 4th, M i, eth and 7th Ward* on Monday Association LINDEN—The Alcoholic Beverage Leary testified that he arrived at and in the 1st, 3rd, 0th, Oth and 10th Girl Scouts to hold Control Board reserved decision earlier Uncle Charlie's with his wife. Me Wards on Ta®sday. Bundles for this month on a charge that two Cormack and another friend and was in flea market M a y 7 sincz im collection should be placed at the curb bouncers at Uncle Charlie’s Go Go the aisle talking to a friend seated at the SHOR’S DRUGS for pickup. ONE OF NEW JERSEY'S LARGEST L IN D E N —The city’s Girl Scout assaulted two Roselle Park patrons in bar when he was suddenly pushed linden Police Chief Domenic Leilo Community will hold a flea market on THE MEDICAL SERVICE CENTER SELECTIONS OF the bar on Feb. 20. The action was one against the wall Camutet* Mwaltta Cara warned that unauthorized persons M ay 7 at the School l playground on the of several taken at b meeting of the •Toy* •Juvenile Furnltur* picking up the bundles will be subject to corner srf Curtis Street and Wood board April 12. The next regular Leary further testified that he ex 401 N.NOOOAVE, UNDER •Games •Intents Ctettang a Sae of up to 9350 for each offense. Aventt* The rmindate is M ay 14. meeting of the ABC board will be on changed words with the bouncer who 486-4155 •Tricycles •Bedding First Ward Councilman Mai The flea market will be open from s May 9 at 8 p.m. at City Hall left, and then returned with the other FRf E DELIVERY •Crafts -Carriages A Straiten NAuu.-Fri. I M A M ttiO PM Sckei,chairman of the city’s Solid v m to 3 p.m. Dealers are welcome at William Meyer, president of Wikato bouncer Ut I NAMItIPM O PEN MON. B FR I. T I L t According to the testimony, more State. A HoUtibyi | JO AM to 4 PM Waste Committee, reminded residents 110 a space and mutt provide their own Inc., which owns the bar. pleaded not \ M u m n 3 C H k u v u i c s that under a city ordinance, it is illegal table*. The proceeds will benefit the guilty to the charges words were exchanged and the boun to p le ct pam m tgtm with the normal continued su es«*i o f Girl Scout Leslie F, Schwartz represented the cer, a Mr. Roiand, then punched Leary • RmmII Stavwr Candies • Film Davate^tng • Cm im Iki Dial 688-7057 . lr matioid g u n g e . He urg«d all Linden programs in the city. Further in patrons, Kevin Leary and William in the eye. Leary stated that he “ hit the Ub* Ttesr Wliitr Cite rye trie STUYVESANT AVE UNION raafilwif- to etacartU in the nmmnatvr formation is available by calling 962- McCormack, who testified before the floor” and when McCormack came to 1747 board. his aid. both bouncers jumped them, knocking them to the floor Board Commissioner Dino Altobelli gained approval to further study that and other testimony for a later decision CONTRACTORS The board also granted a person-to- person transfer from Allen Corp. to Check Our Prices and SAVE M O N E Y Kauchak Corporation for Stec’s Bar CONTRACTORS PR ICE LIST and Grill on Allen Street Transfer fee $100,000 Bodily Injury $300,000 Bodiiy Injury was $50. 50,000 Property Damage 100,000 Property Damage INCLUDING The board was adv ised that the entire INCLUDING Completed Opt's damage trom Completed Opt's — damage from stock of Bara s Tavern on East Edgar work performed work performed Road was obtained by Dorothy Smith of East Edgar Road and Sophie D Ben Carpenter 1 Man Operation $227 1 Man Operation $280 zinger of Mack Place. 2 Man Operation $360 2 Man Operation $448 Electrician 1 Man Operation $149 1 Man Operation $180 2 Man Operation GRAND OPENING 2 Man Operation $226 $275 Landscaper 1 Man Operation $183 1 Man Operation $229 - > » i b e 2 Man Operation $324 2 Man Operation $405 CHUEM YUEN Painter 1 Man Operation $162 1 Man Operation $194 V i RESTAURANT i 2 Man Operation $247 2 Man Operation $300 „ SZECHUAN & I Mason ] Man Operation $161 1 Man Operation $197 '"HUNAN CUISINE: 2 Man Operation $246 2 Man Operation $305 luncheon & Dinner i $279 1 Man Operation $333 SPECIALS DAILY | Plumber 1 Man Operation 7 Man Operation $411 2 Man Operation $497 HOUSE SPECIALTIES N O T E NO 1 On* Ma n Operation means * contractor whi) works by himself Payrolli513,000 HUNAN LAKE PRAWNS Tw o Mon Operation m « n s a contractor with on* full time employe«/or two partners working together ENERALCHING S CHICKEN Payroll M2,500 PEKING ROAST DUCK - PLUS- BUSINESS AUTO WORKER'S COMPENSATION BONDS academic performance. Members of the 3ESH LOBSTER ANY STYLE CALL VIC FOR FREE PRICE QUOTE teams of M*th* r Satan Woghmal High School, Clark, cap Winning bietagy team are, from left, Isa Santoriallo of HOURS MON THURS. II iO«m tured first piaco honors at the final monthly competition of Rahway; Tami Mature and Marilyn Nowaik of Linden; FRl A SAT il Mim II pm SUN 12. jo 1 COCCIA INSURANCE AGENCY, INC hie New Jersey Science League. The physics team pieced their coach, Mrs. Mary Manhardt. chairperson of the 714 W. St. GvorgvAvu 636 KEARNY AVE. KEARNY, N.J. second . The students on the teams were selected on the science department at the school, and Karen Wolff of undo*! • 486-5280-1 (201 ) 376 2358 teste at a gualifying examination in tha subject a roe and Rahway. T » Publicity (huiriiicn: Wixild you like some help in preparing newspaper releases? Wrile lo this newspaper and ask for our “ Tips on Submit ling News Releases ’ Dine Out ASK YOUR CHIROPRACTOR and i Or. Paul Blank, D.C. HIP AND LEG NOW IT REALLY IDEAL PROFESSIONAL PARK Enjoy UNION, N.J. PAIN AYS TO BUY FROM [CoMfHcte 0 *mm | QUESTION: ' NEat causes th* pain running tram my lups dawn the hack of the HQMASFUEL Utfsl l ANSWER: , Hip and Leg prehtiau can occur in many painful nays The nworm of v \ WHAT A BUDGM PLAN1 such conditions as rkouuutnm, nounlis and sciatica are mtamaus, in idood. • FINANCING FOR NEW EQUIPMENT » i Lumbago and rhiaankiai both have thou effect in Hit musefos. The miaamtamaama
Business O ffice Published every Thuredey by Suberben PubHohMg ISM Btuyvesent Aye., Union, N.J. 07003 Corp (USPSn+Ott) Annuel 6 6 6 - 7 7 0 0 mall subacrlph®h W * •" county, $ 14 00 out of county. 30s per copy Melted and entered as second class mat- f ter at the Linden, N.J Poet 4 WALTER WORRALL, Publisher Office How not to cut costs We in New Jersey have found a way of bringing help to victims of accidents and illness quickly, efficiently and economically. We’re being penalized for it. t That, in effect, is what is happening as a result of a ruling by the U. S. Health Care Finance Agency stating that costs incurred by mobile intensive care And no Dante, units — popularly known as MICUs are not well reimbursable. Because of this, the New Jersey Rate Setting Doll Hts father sowed tbs beiidtag and Quite a few others alto recognixeo w e Connecticut Farms School first, when I our home around the corner" from aa ex-frsshcMar. That’s where the Commission in turn notified Medicare that it should inscription, including Regies Bartus of lived on Globe Avenue ... The school Soehl, wrote Debbie Roxborski, one of name came from. Tha DeU piaqwe is in no longer reimburse the 28 hospitals in the state which Linden, who noted that she is reapon went to sixth grade only My five sisters in the fam ily who attended the middle o f the buUdtag. H h n were ding to a Scene puxxie for the first time, daughter went to seventh and eighth the school. four apartment* upstairs sear the operate MICUs. even though she has become a fan sf the grade at Washington School I worked Dolores Sawczyn, who has lived in And because Medicare is no longer paying the weekly challenge. “ I enjoy the feature as a policeman at the school in the 30s. ito rw . Linden for 30 years, and Lindenites “There waa a gas station on the very much.'’ she said. Then I lost my home In the 30s and we costs, private insurance carriers have said that they Among the Soehl graduates who Jams Bajgrowicz and Elizabeth Linnell comer of Morris and Stuyvssant moved to the Doll Building. also recognized the Scene Avenues. Next door was Parkins Drug won’t, either. wrote in were Dorothy Lallaaher of "Downstairs waa the Union Liquors Linden, who remembers reading the Too Isle for last week: Among those Store ... (which) had a aoda fountain All this has happened because the MICUs do not who recognized the April 14 Scene photo and Delicatessen Store which was quotation "on my way into the school owned by M r Conte. They built the back in IBS. meet federal guidelines that require that a doctor be while I was a student there." and Mary at Union Center was William H Her "I am a charter member of Con mes. for whom the picture evoked Lottery Building next door to me and aboard and that they provide transportation. Jane Machuta of Linden, who said. "I Wool worth Store was the first store necticut Farms Poet 34, American never forgot the quote and the few other recollections of years gone by Legion, and helped build it, and also t But are these requirements really necessary? " I lived in the Doll Building back in there. There was s real estate office on quotes on the school building " the com er of A x ton Avenue and member of Connecticut Farms New Jersey’s MICUs carry qualified paramedics "My parents knew what they were the 30s and 40s about six or eight Preebytertan Church for SO years. ” years.' he wrote “ My children went to Stuyvesant Avenue owned by Mr Ubie and nurses who are in touch with hospital-based doing 23 years ago when they bought physicians by radio; and they are accompanied by ambulances, usually manned by volunteers, who are The State We’re In on the spot, ready to take the patient to the hospital. As a result, the cost of getting medical help to a patient quickly is much lower here than in other Inland wetlands in need of help s t a t e s wetlands are some of the moet valuable inhospitable for walking, or because BY DAVID F. MOORE pearing The U S. Army Corps of lands we have; yet for centuries we they are dismissed aa Unproductive in For example: at Memorial General Hospital in Someone correctly said that "ex Engineers has been ordered by an outfit have filled, drained, dumped, dredged terms of growing crops. tinction is forever,” in regard to called the President's Committee on Union, whose two MICUs serve an area that includes and otherwise assaulted these ex Productivity of nutrients for the various endangered species Here in Regulatory Relief to “selectively en not only many communities in Union County but also ceptionally productive areas. bottom of our food chain ia actually one this state we re in, I ’d like to register force" an order by an earlier president Wetlands are truly natural flood- of the things wetlands do better than Irvington in Essex County, the cost per run is $96.16. the same observation for a destroyed regarding wetlands preservation, along control systems, providing an agitated any other type of land. wetland, the ecosystem for countless with Section 404 of the Water Pollution That’s how much the hospital is reimbursed. stream with a place to expend its In too many cases w e've learned the animal, vegetable and aquatic life Control Act hard way that wetlands can be over In contrast, the national average for reim The only New Jersey law that comes sudden growth. At the same time they forms as well as a wondrous natural powered by our abuses. Some of those close to protecting inland wetlands is are filtration systems which still do an bursement is $280 per run. Costs are much higher in water purification and storage system are places where watar which now the stream channels, and • dovsn’t amazing Job of soaking up the filters through garb age' Kfid toxins some-states, such as Colorado, where hospitals are I'm bringing this up now because concern itself with wetlands values. pollutants we keep adding to our comes out the other end unfit for New Jersey, as good as it is in most Scant good can be done by the few waterways. This cleansing action being reimbursed up to $400-for sending out an MICU anybody or anything. environmental law areas, is woefully municipal ordinances aimed at saving applies for water which soaks down Neighboring statea, like New York, that carries a doctor who may spend hours of his time lacking in legal tools to preserve fresh wetlands - not when uncontrolled ward to help keep an aquifer providing have strong state statutes to protect sitting in an emergency room, waiting for a call. water wetlands along our lakes and destruction can prevail upstream or clean water for area wells. streams The state has pioneered in downstream, or even on the other side In addition to all that, wetlands inland wetlands. At the moment, authorities are debating whether I understand that thera la a strong laws to preserve tidal wetlands, but of a stream ! provide some of our most beautiful movement afoot in and outside of New the cut-off should be retroactive to Jan. 1 or April 1. that's not what I'm talking about here For the various species in a destroyed landscapes. I hope we have not forgotten the value of sheer beauty! Jm ey state government, to get some In either case, the effect will be staggering for Inland wetlands have come in for a wetland, it's the final act. Even though Swamps and marshes have always real action on legislation to preserve modicum of federal protection, but with they may survive as species elmwhere, hospitals which operate MICUs, such as Memorial had some mysterious quality about our vanishing inland wetlands. It's high the environmental climate nowadays in it's final for the ones involved at that them. I suppose it's because they time New Jersey plugged up this bole in General, Overlook Hospital in Summit and Rahway Washington I can sadly report that given place represent places that we find our environmental armor! Hospital. inland wetlands are rapidly disap- Ecologically speaking, inland The New Jersey hospitals with MICUs have been Money Management getting about $13 million a year in reimbursements; for Memorial General alone, the cost for the 5,000 patients served last year, 61 percent of them elderly, Some hobbyists collect financial problems came to $710,000. parts to keep them licking. Jewelry That provision, coating a set amount for Hobbies are meant to be relaxing make you more practical. The money is well spent. Statistics indicate that in Knowing last year's expenditures requires skilled handiwork to correct each 11,000 of insured ' value, can retreats from life’s harsh realities But protect against the loss of an entire 36 percent of the cases, the prompt availability of may lead to savings that could breathe settings or tighten clasps. Antiques for some, a hobby could lead to collection new life into your hobby. For example, often need special cleaning or medical aid has resulted in a life being saved. financial irresponsibility Tex laws offer a kind of feet resort you might discover that what you spent restoring. Eager to complete a set of stamps or The New Jersey Hospital Association, which has buying supplies on a gradual basis put a protection against caeunfiy or theft acquire a missing volume, many Storing a collection often poses gone to court on the issue, is putting up a strenuous drain on your resources. It could be a losses. But the current Iftn limits the collectors overspend. If you find that another challenge Apart from living amount of lorn that qualifies Tor a tax money saver to buy a full year’s worth space a hobby takes up, some collec fight to preserve full funding. It is a fight all of us your hobby fills your leisure time but deduction. 13m loss now bps to exceed ofghieatonce. tions require costly protective also tempts you to spend the grocery 10 percent of year MM m I adjusted should support. Without the money, the MICUs would measures. For example, photographs money, here are some guidelines from For some hobbyists, impulse buying gross income, aftsrntlMoMmptian. be jeopardized. For some of us in New Jersey, that the New Jersey Society of Certified is their downfall. Buying economically, are beet stared in acid-free framing Whatever (ate evaltayov.lt la a good materials or plastic, sleeves, all of could be a matter of life and death. Public Accountants (CPAsI much aa a skilled purchase agent does idee to have. your collection for a business, is more beneficial. Like which coat money professionally appraised. Photographs Rule one: budget CPAs suggest a professional, you can wait for special An important m ove ia to insure your are especially useful whoa questions of applying a business approach when sales, buy off-season, and plan ahead, collection against Iasi. Insurance insurance or tax losses crop up. Municipal meetings preparing your budget Find out how so that purchases can be spread out much is actually being spent, using last agents are more than willing to advise Disposing of your collection always Planning Board of Adjustment, first City Council executive meetings, the year's spending as a guide, unless of Collector! are probably also better on the beat coverage far you. Normally rsiasa tax issues. I f the collection is Monday of each month first and third Monday of each month course those costs nearly pushed you off puttiiM money into fewer items of a conventional homeowner or apart •old, the gain it subject to federal in Housing Authority, last Tuesday of over the brink higher value. CPAs generally agree ment-dweller policy protects against come tax rules, if donated to an ac City Council meetings, the first and each month Identify all costa relating to your that such an approach adds to the luster fire or theft. But those policies have credited charity or non-profit group, third Tuesday of each month Board of Recreation Commission, and its value is substantiated with hobby, not forgetting magazines, club of a collection, and offers a greater limits; they may not cover certain first Thursday of each month. written appraisals, it may bring a tax Board of Education executive dues o r travel costs to go to bobby potential to increase the collection's valuables classified as fine art, or have ABC Commission, second Tuesday of deduction. sessions, the third Monday of each convictions. Budgeting has a way of value. dollar anaximums for personal items. each month CPAs have this parting advice: month revealing ail the essential facta, ia- When analyzing your collection, CPAs report some clients chooee a Board of Health, third Tuesday of bobbies can add to the quality of life, as Board of Education meetings, the cluding easily forgotten out-of-pocket remember that some collections have a lew epat insurance option that extends each month. long as the collector remain* practical third Wednesday of each month expenses. Realizing your total spending way of generating their own costa coverage through a personal articles Central Jersey Regional En and in chaige. Rent Leveling Board, meets when can be unnerving, but it could help Antique clocks often need replacement floater attached to an existing policy necessary. vironmental Health Agency meetings, The Zoning Board of Adjustment, the third Wednesday of January, March, second Monday of each month. May, September and Novem ber Mental Health Letter to the editor Readers debate creatures Stop the suffering It m ay hibe your pet, found wandering BY VIOLET FRANKS. PU.D. touebeed-boctor thought this idea waa away from home, who ia picked up by Thia column ia from The Carrier outrageous Mothering waa the The Pets Adaption W aiting Station in an experimental laboratory dealer and Foundation, a peychlatric facility. weenan'% responsibility, •>* i* W a «i. sold for experimentation. Believe it or Inquiries should be addreaaed to The fettowtag are exsrpfs In w iW not, there ia ' good money" for this M m Carrier Fouedation, BeOe Meed, KJ,', oeaM NSM by re e d m on the stftlMMh: of undarhandadnaaa Let ua jatfl together to make It illegal ae UH M - faring may add. - JOANNEtftMM
T o our aid her I Mrs. Valerie _ N. Y., aad wgpowva os toira, P eter ai boik of irvtogton; a sister, Mr*. Fabian of Roadie, mid six Hamid Dacey Sr. Itotosurriradbyhtowtfa.Mrt.lfcry y Mrs Aim R O S E LLE —A Mass for Harold V. VH*» sum, and two stolen to * and Mrs. CtoetnUovakU ft Docey Sr., 22, of Roadie, was offered "M Florida; and Monday to St. Joseph the Carpenter o f Linden Church, Roadie, following the funeral Robert A. McGee * from the Sullivan Funeral Home, LINDEN—Services tar Robert An WatorKmk.Sl Rosette. Mr. Dacey died April 21 at Home. thony McGee, three-month-old son of LINDEN—Services for Walter BURNS—Loretta, of Linden; on April Anita Faye McGee sod Robert Anthony Born in Morristown, Mr Dacey lived Kodak, 51, a f Linden were held to Port Reading before moving to m . Stevenson, both o f Linden, w e n beid Saturday to the Kowalski Funeral Roadie eight years ago. He was a wire COCHRANE—Loretto, of Roeelle Friday at the G. G. Woody Funeral Home, Llndij. Mr. Kozak died April 90 (hewer operator for the Driver-Harrii PMffc, formerly of Union; on April 24. Home, Linden. The baby died April it to RahudylltopHal. Co., Harrison, for 42 years before DACEY—Harold V Sr., of Roselle, at borne. on April 21. Bora to Ettzaibeth, Mr. Kocak lived in retiring 20 years ago. Mr. Dacey was a Robert Anthony was bora Jan. I t in Undan moat o f Me Ufa. He was bead ELLISH—Elizabeth, of Roselle member of the Roselle Park Retired Elizabeth. He also is survived by his custodian at Undan School l for 20 Park; Mi April 20. Senior Citizens. maternal grandmother, Mrs. Mamie years and a member of the Masonic GORDON—Elizabeth Miller, of Surviving are his wife, Frances, a McGee and his maternal great Cornerstone Linden Lodge 229 Linden; on April 24 son, Harold Jr.; three daughters, Mrs grandmother, Mrs. Mamie Robinson, Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Doris K A P L A N —Esther, of Linden; on both qf Linden. Shirley Hille, Mrs. Judy Maftriano and Balter Kozak, and a son, Timothy, at April 23. Mrs. Lois Meyer; 14 grandchildren, and home. K1NN—Victoria R , of Point Elizabeth Ellis, 79 two great-grandchildren. Piesaant, formerly of Roselle Park; on April 20. ROSELLE PARK-A Mass for Walter Lewis, 78 Elizabeth Gordon KLEIN- Jean, of Roselle; on April LINDEN —Service* for Walter Lewis, Elizabeth EUiah, 79, o f Roselle Park LINDEN—Services for Elizabeth 10. 78, of Linden were held Saturday at the was offered Saturday In the Church of M iller Gordon, 62, o f Linden were held KO ZAK—Walter, of Linden , on April Smith Funeral Home, Elizageth Mr the Assumption, Roselle Park, yesterday in the**Kowalski Funral 20. Lewis died April 10 at Runnells following the funeral from the Home, Linden. Mrs. Gordon died LEWIS—Walter, of Linden; on April Hospital, Berkeley Height*. Mastapeter Suburban, Roselle Park. Sunday in St Elizabeth Hospital. 10. Born in Elizabeth, M r Lewis lived in Mrs. Ellish died April 20 in Memorial Mrs. Gordon, a life-long resident of MC G E E —Robert Anthony, of Lin Linden for 60 years. He was employed General Hospital, Union. Linden, was employed in the central den ; on April 10. by International Flavors 4 Fragrances, Bom in Czechoslovakia, Mrs. Ellish supply department of St. Elizabeth MEYERS—Matilda, of Linden; on Inc., Union Beach, for 21 years until his cam e to Elizabeth 50 years ago. She Hospital for 18 years until her April 24. retirement in 1969. He was a member of moved to Roselle Park three years ago. retirement a year ago She is survived M ILLER—Helen V Paul, of Winfield the First Assembly of God Church, Mrs Ellish was a packer for the form er by two brothers, George and Robert Park; on April 19. Elizabeth Burry Biscuit Co:, Elizabeth, for 23 Miller, both of Linden SIKSA—Andrew, of Linden; on April years and retired in 1968. Surviving are four sisters, Mrs Belle 1» Surviving are two sons, Frank of Colson of Haddonfieid, Mrs Bessie WIMBERLY—Lorraine, of Roselle; Roselle Park and Alexander of Rah Ford of Linden, Mrs Clara Banks of RECLAMATION on April 21. way; three daughters, Mrs. Catherine Roselle and Mrs. Hattie Whitfield of An estimated till million in Hood Rahway. damage was prevenled during 1981 by U.S Bureau ol Reclamation waier- *Death Notices■ Helen Miller, 65 munagomeni lacihlies across ihe Wesi, bringing in $2.1 billion ihe value ol COCHRANE On April 24, 1983. Loretta (nee alto turvived by four grandchildren. The WINFIELD PARK-Services for rcciamaiion Hood protection over the Oomm), of Hoseile Pork, N.J., formerly of funeral w ot conducted from The MC Helen V Paul Miller, 65, of Winfield past 32 years. Tom* River and Union, N.J., w ife of CRACKEN FUNERAL HOME. 1500 Morrit Frederick Cochrane, devoted mother of Ave., Union, on April 22. The Funeral Matt Nancy Puhak and Ellen Feltmon. titter of was ot Holy Spirit Church, Union. Interment Florence Martin, alto turvived by one in Ocean County Memorial Pork, Toms Bereavement group to meet OIL'S WELL THAT ENDS W ELL—'Nipper,' covered witti oil, stand* neer a grandchild. Funeral will be conducted from River. five-foot deep oil-filled pit at the Roselle Department of Public Work The MC CRACKEN FUNERAL HOME, 1500 mental health professional PRESTON On April 20, 1983. Jateph A., of The Hospice Program at Rahway moments after she was rescued from it by the Associated Humane Society of Morrit Ave., Union, on Thursday of 9 o.m. Meetings will be held on Tuesdays for Funeral M att 9:30 a.m. al Holy Spirit Chur Springfield. N.J.. beloved hutbond of Joan Hospital is forming a bereavement Newark. After her traumatic experience, Nipper, below, remains frightened ch, Union. Friend* moy coll Tuetday 7-9 (Daly) Preston, devoted father of Thomo* group for individuals who have lost a eight weeks from 7 to 8;30 p.m. There and prefers to hug the corner of her cage at the society. Nipper is in need of p.m. and W ednetday 2-4 ond 7-9 p.m. Preston, Colleen Vaodervort and Mary Lou spouse in the past year The first will be no charge for attendance love and care from an owner who can soothe her fears, further information Anderson, brothr of Eleanor Connelly ond meeting of the group is planned for May Further information is available by CAS Ail Suddenly on April 23, 1983, Gerar Margaret Murray, alto turvived by three about Nipper may be obtained by calling the society at 824-7040 and refering do, of Union, N.J., beloved hutbond of grandchildren. Tne funeral w ot conducted 17. calling 499-6167. to File 138314. Arlene (Koval), devoted father crf Rpiph The purpose of this group is ToPublic!!\ Chairmen: Cotele and the M ittet Kimberly, Deniteand discussion, sharing and emotional Gerolyn Co tale ton of Roffoeie and the late Funeral M ott at St. Jamet Church, Spr Would you like some help in preparing support. Amelia (Fitchetti) Cotole, brother of ingfield. newspaper releases'1 Wrile to this Salvatore, Mr*. Mary Evonkovwitch. Mr*. Group enrollment will be limited and POUITZIR On April 21. 1983, Elizobeth. (Lee newspaper and ask for our ‘Tips on Rote Beeeto and Mr*. Lena DeRogotit. the program will be conducted by a Funeral wat conducted from The MC W letner) of Irvington, beloved wife of the Submitling News Releases CRACKEN FUNERAL HOME. 1500 Morris late Franz Pollitzer, mother of John W. Ave., Union, on April 26th ot Holy Spirit Pollitzer ond Mrs. ietty Harbor, alto turviv Church, Union. Entombment Hollywood ed by 6 grandchildren. Funeral service* Memorial Park. were private. Arrongementt were mode by The Funeral Home of JAMES F. CAFfREY 8 OftfOOVtCH On April 19, 1983, John, of SON. Irvington. Port Orange, Flo., formerly o f Tom* River, N.J., beloved husband of Catherine (Har VAN ARSDALE On April 20, 1963, George HOMEOWNERS: ding), father of Eugene and Catherine Mon S., of Union, N.J., beloved hutbond of tier. Caroline ond Alfred Kellermon, Leonio (Buschom). The funeral was con Don't postpone important plans formerly of Millington, N.J. Dorothy ond ducted from The MC CRACKEN FUNERAL Kenneth Holteran, formerly o f l*elin, N .J HOME, 1500 Morris Ave., Union, on April any longer. brother of Paul and Micnoel Gregovich, 23. The Funeral Mats wos at Holy Spirit Mrs. Mary Kuyper* ond Mr*. Kathryn Pach. Church, Union. Interment Gracelond o b o turvived by six grandchildren and two Memorial Pork. great-grandchildren. Funerol service* were held on April 25th at The MC CRACKEN faeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee FUNERAL HOME, 1500 Morris Ave Union Interment Rosedale Memorial Park, Linden. “ MR. BIN” HUCH On April 24 1983 Sophie (Potricka), says... of Irvington, N.J.. beloved wife of the late U*tin HiTch. devoted mother of John and Ed W HAT H APPE N ED ward Hilch. Mary Specht. Helen Wilson, Joe TO “ SERVICE" queline Skurla, and Jean VandenHeuvel How do you got semaona to wait on you alto turvived by 10 grandchildren and 13 when you're in doubt on color or slit?... or great-grandchildren. The funeral will be neod something that isn't stocked but is conducted from The MC CRACKEN FUNERAL available with a little "effort?" Poraonal HOME, 1500 Morris Ave. Union, on service is a forgotten word in this world of Wednetday a 10 a m. The Funeral Mass big business ond little google and. besides 10:30 o.m at Holy Spirit Church, Union. In that, you're even paying more to "not bo waitodonl" terment Gate of Heoven Cemetery The secret It the "small store", owner KiLLY On April 24, 1983, Mory (Szodo), ot operated lor you, not the stockholders Hfs desire it to please you and giva you what Union, N.J., balovod wifo of tho lot* help and Information you need, not soft you Goorga Kally, davotod mothgr o t Richord G. anything "|vst to make the sale I" BCLICVE Phone Beneficial now for ond Donial J. K*lly and Miss Janat Inaarsoll. M I... the small merchant wonts to satisfy olta turvivad by 11 grandchildren Funeral you. not |wst soil you, otherwise you won't big cash to get things started. will be conducted from The MC CRACKEN comeback FUNERAL HOME. 1500 Morris Ave., Union, Our sales people are bora to help you and pieata... If they don't, tetmeknewtll on Wednetday ot 8:45 o.m. Funeral Mat* "M R. BIN " 9:15 a.m. ot Church of St. Michael the Ar- AS A HOMEOWNER, YOU HAVE A SPECIAL EDGE chongel, Union. 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Eager hands reach out (above) to touch spreads his wings and stares out at his young 'Respect' the Skunk, who is suitably audience. deodorized, while 'Woodsy' the Owl (below)
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About 300 youngsters met furred and feathered friends from the Turtle Back Zoo s Traveling Zoo. when the animals visited the branches of the Linden Public Library last week In these photos. Scott Hendrickson, seasonal park naturalist, introduces the living exhibits to some of the 95 children who were at the Dill Avenue branch for 'Respect' climbs up naturalist Scott Hen the program as one girl in the audience; it takes padded drickson's arm, above, almost as hesitant gloves, below, to hold the hedgehog, who Photos by Elizabeth Sep) about making the acquaintance of new friends doesn't have a name. M R VINO LINDCN, R O M LLI AND ROSCLLI PARK - Thwredey. April N. lWI — 7 activities
by the dMertZMMt Music was by the Again, the department, In Linden Retiree* Band cooperation wtfh the Khraais Khrmnts dub of Frank Kryaiek was the recipient of Linden, apafiaered dm fourth annual the annual 8aMor Citizen of the Y ear five mil* run and a l J mile Fun Run award. during the summer of 1M The department also offered tow- income residents income tax assistance o c r n m m u from volunteers and department staff, INSURANCE BOOKLET. who were specially trained. pubMahad quarterly and remained Special activities by the department BEFORE YOU N O D I t information relevant to senior included the annual Halloween Parade such as meeting dates and and dances. In conjunction with the ations, craft, exercise and parade, dances were held for junior and ittonal classes, meal programs, senior high school students the evening ta n transportation informs ton aad prior to the parade. The program was sbcial service programs. instituted to minimize vandalism eitdW neybaf league, a . cards were distributed to 861 before Halloween. programs devoted te indoor and Mnior citizen* .during 1*82 The Six ice skating areas were available six women's program provided senior* with an easy at Wilson, Tremley, Knooky, Eighth eecta! club* were sponsored by the __ i « f Unfen means of identification for par Ward and Lexington parks and at department. H ie program consisted of County Division tmAgiflg Ucipation in the city discount program Munsell Avenue. constructing articles for an annual f a ik i a bag*' Tw o 10-week dance dnaaai for and for identification for the senior bus The department also sponsored a H r Biot h bazaar to benefit the Unden Am seniors were conducted at the Gregorio The annual Senior Citizens Day fresh and salt water fishing show in taar- bulance Corps. Deborah Hospital and Center in cooperation with the Linden celebration was held in Memorial Park. conjunction with Roes Sport Shop i and * [w Bi in ^ i t cltotc; ■ the Burn Victims Foundation. Adult School Grills, charcoal, liquid refreshments, Featured were guest speakers, films, far yeungsters in For senior citizens. "The Recreation Subaadtae fa r » bus trip* ware condiments and games were provided demonstrations and displays. ' a , and a Department is constantly endeavoring children pre- to expand existing programs and through pre-thrid grade* services to the senior residents of our at A1 Kalla, Memorial. community.” says the report. “The Now there ore 2 reasons to vtstt on McQUlvrey Place and Fourth Ward department endeavors to provide Independent insurance Agent like us quality recreational progams and First, we represent several companies— Summer program* war* conducted related services to senior* that will aid not fust one. So we con give you expert at St playground* and a variety of them in their leisure hour*. Included in advice on how to select the best insurance recreational opportunitie* wai the services were recreation programs, coverage at the best price provided for youth between four and 17 health services, provision of ad And second, right now were year* of age during the eight-week ministrative service* for the Mayor's offering an informative free booklet period. Limited playground* were Advisory Board and club activities, that makes choosing the right insurance operated during the spring at eight cooperation with other agencies in the coverage easier area* and in the tail at four it tea. city, county and state to bring ad Pick up your free booklet today Eight recreation coaler programs ditional service* to Linden seniors. Before you need it. w e n oonducted in public schools from Individual asaiitance was given to October through April. F ive of these seniors in applying for the phar centers wore open two evening* a week maceutical assistance to the aged program, home heating program and sod throe sites offered afternoon YOUR/ lixlet)endeni\ program*. other related programs. ’' . Insurance j j AG E N T J A new indoor soccer program served Senior citizen programs were con youngsters in grades nine through 1 2 . ducted twice a week at the Seventh Games were played and instruction Ward Recreation Center One informal rHf MOaf-THAN-ONf-COMMNr was given on Friday evenings at School session for billiards and card playing IfO U K A N C t «
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8SiiS#s!& County took* funds for Worinanco Park ______Park, a lM-aora park m to rwubmit as wMck He* within tte border «f Uadaa, ’ ha said. Ro m U. and E ttiaM fa. wUl M d a rfo The new application was filed after aatcaaive rehabilitation if Union passage of the federal jobs program, County recotvoa a 11 million fadaral which Includes MO million far the grant for which it recently tppHod. National Parks Service, the county County Manager Arthur G rW noted manager explained. that the county applied for federal aid Warinanco, located in the moat for the project once before, in October densely populated area of Unton tw o, but w ai turned down. At that time, County, is the most heavily utilised o f however, “the Parks Service con the county parka. Grisi pointed out. sidered our proposal a good prospect If the county receives the grant, he said, work will focus prim arily on rehabilitation of existing facilities such Singers make as playgrounds, lakes and ballfletds and "stabilization of Warinanco contest finals Stadium, which was built in 1924.______The county hopes to renovate the in talent hunt vacant area in the stadium, developing a community recreation area Lockers ROSELLE-Four Abraham Clark HOW OREt-lwto Fdfrt el Uwtoe h among Kto* and showers are planned and the High School acts were among 20 named during National Volunteer Week. Mere than see voiuntears missing. bleachers would be “ stabilized to allow as finalists in a recent talent search by about 44,000 hours of service to the hospital during ie«2. An East G ib b on S t m t rssldsnt safe use by the more than 550,000 the Union County Department of Parks becoming on in-service volunteer may cell It* *417. t reported that sometime betwasn Sp.m. persons estimated to use Warinanco and Recreation becoming an Auxilien should cell ft t - h fl. and 10 p.m. Friday, a BOO color Park annually." Grisi said He added. A trio of girls, Shonta Ford, Carol television set and a >1,900 electric " It is also hoped that some of the funds Pabst and Tina Spears, sang “The guitar were taken from her bona. will be used to make improvements to Adhesive stamp aided service The second p rt» Rose with Pabst at the piano Milton Janosik, n , o f East Wobstor Avenue Ik the Warinanco Skating Center " Bvrd sang “ Still," Cheryl Steele, stamps issued by the Government Group to hold in the fifth grads das* of Deborah “ Memory from the musical “ Cats" The proposal also calls for nine sports When adhesive stamps were adopted became mandatary, and it wasn't long Runoat Robert Gordon School. and Gregory Goyins. “ Home ” camps for young people, new fields and in 1847 for use as prepayment of U S after that the hobby of stamp collecting Ktoborfy AM King. 10 . of Hemlock The singers were accompanied by tennis courts and a recreation center postage, one of the single most im sidewalk sale began. Street, was the third prise winner. She Meredith Rung, vocal music director at for senior citizens and the handicapped portant improvements in Postal Ser America's first adhesive stamps, ROSELLE PARK—The parents’ is also in Aklan'i class at Sherman ACHS, on the piano "As with all newly-constructed or vice history took place, according to issued on July 1, 1847, featured a por group of the Roselle Park Activities The girls' trio, called “ Milk and renovated facilities in the county," FulvioStanziale. Elizabeth postmaster trait of Benjamin Franklin on a five- Center will hold s weekly sidewalk sale Each year the post . Cookies, has also been selected as Grisi said, "access for the handicapped Mail processed far dispatch prior lo center and one o f George Washington of gift items made by the mentally miming contaat for fourth and fifth semi-finalist in the Talent Expo '83 and special populations will be built in that time was simply marked “ Paid" on a ten-cent stamp. retarded Tuesdays from 10 a.m. to I graders In In the Rosetta Park which will be held at the Garden State throughout the project " by postmasters with pen and ink or a Since those first two postage stamps p.m. at I B E. Westfield Avis., R o m Os ttom otiry icbooti. Arts Center The trio will compete in hand stamp Such mail usually con were issued, Franklin and Washington P ark. The (M l prim winner will bo ontorad the finals in Old Bridge on May 7 with tained the town's postmark as well as Flood unit to meet have appeared on more U S stamps Operated by the Association for into the Union County competition for Rung accompanying the mailing date than any other persons. Retarded Citizens, Union County Unit, fourth and fifth graders from all over All of the students are regularly LINDEN- The Morses Creek Flood In order to facilitate mail processing Issues bearing the likeness of these the activity center provide* training for the county. The first prize winner to featured p erform ers in school Control Commission will hold its at that time, some postmasters two prominent Americans can be found mentally retarded adults and is a that contest will be entered into a state programs and concerts regular monthly meeting at 7:30 p.m provided special stamps or other in most stamp collections Today, there United Way Agency. wide contest, according to Grace Monday in the Roselle Borough Hall devices for use on letters as evidence of are more than 22 million stamp Further information may be obtained Bakewelt, children and youth chair NEED HELP? Find the RIGHT PER caucus room on Chestnut Street in postage prepayment by calling 754-5*10. man. __ _ SON with a Want Ad Call 48* 7700 Roselle. On Jan. i, I85fi. the use of adhesive Linden Public Notice Linden Public Notice A O O P TIN O A N D take effect In the manner provided dispose of the septage at restricted parking spaces in the ft D IN A N C E A D O P T IN G Z n F . .... w ill ______1 The City of Lindon does hereby ENACTING T1 THE REVISiO by low public hearing of tho Board *8a NOTICE TO BIDDERS grant a temporary grading ease Linden Roselle Sewerage Authoo ty of Linden in front ot the following ______P CITY OF UNDEN public buildings and shopping and GENERAL------ORDINANCES OPOF PASSED: April 19. 19*3 [ustmant of thethe CHC ity of Lindbn on Bring home ment. as described In Schedule "A" ty, unless the septage generator business districts THE CITY OF LINDEN, 1979" ROBERT F GONOR Monday, Mayj 9,9 , m1 9 _ « m th re tty hall UNION COUNTY attached hereto and made a part certifies that the septage >s PRESIDENTOF COUNCIL N EW JE R S E Y hereof, to the State of New Jersey, domestic as defined in these On the easterly side ot North PASSED AUGUST 21, 1979 AND at 7 p.m Following application* Wood Avenue, in front ot Koenig's APPROVED AUGUST tK 1W , APPROVED April 2*. 19*3 will be called for public hearing SEALED BIDS -ill b« received Department of Transportation, in regulations, and as required by the GEORGE HUDAK by the P U R C H A S IN G A G E N T of accordance with the provisions of Rules Hardware Store. No 130 North AND AS AMENDED AND SUP James Petrenc to use 1*14 E St. Wood Avenue and beginning at a PLEMENTED Georges Ave , as an automotive the City ot Linden at the City Hall. ♦he aforementioned agreement 14 5 5 Septage Hauler's Certifica ATTEST VAL O IMBRIACO 2 The price tor said easement is point 38 feet south of the in repair shoe and towing service. the 301 N Wood Avenue. Linden New i tion Required BE IT OROAINED BY THE CITYCLERK Jersey on May 10 983 a* 10 00 Three Hundred Dollars (1300 00) No hauler shall dispose of sep tersection of East Price Street and A------l OF THE CITY OF (RETAIL COMMERCIAL ZONE). 3 The Mayor and City Clerk are No^th Wood Avenue and ending 80 COUNCIL 001653 Linden Loader. April 2*, >9*3 A M prevailing lime for the follow tage at Lmden Roselle Sewerage ■______(F ee : *20.37) Helen Rood to erect an addition to ng described work hereby authorized and directed to Authority unless the hauler submits feet south on the easterly curbline L IN D E N : the existing dwelling at 809 of North Wood Avenue, for a length Section 1. That Chapter XXIII. IT E M NO 1 Hardware for ttw execute any and all documents re a certification with each load that Stiles St. (continued). of at least 72 feet . eos shell be and me some Is W R IT OF expansion of IBM Systems 34 Ex quired in order to complete the the septage to be disposed of is hereby amended and supplemented Joseph W R< transaction as hereinabove On the easterly side ot North EXECUTION pandmg present system from ljf domestic as defined in these os follows AND Secretary regulations, and as required by the Wood Avenue in front of Mega Byte Disk Drive to 2S4 Mega Greenbergs Jewelers. No 440 Chapter X X III. Fees PROCLAMATION 801671 Linden L April a*, ten Byte Disk Drive Expansion of pre Rules No personnel shall knowing 23 3 5 Licenses (Fae: BAN the intent and purposes of this or ly make a false statement or North Wood Avenue and beginning sent memory from 128K Magazine at a point 86 feet south ot the in DELETE Coin operated STATE OF Th keifodt Drive to 25*K Magazine Drive — dinance falsify, tamper or render mac machines, each Fee 525.00 Revl This ordinance shall take effect curate a monitoring device or tersection of East Elm Street and NEW JERSEY Plus additional user access equip North Wood Avenue, and ending 108 *lon Reference 5 9 7 NEW JERSEY in America. in the manner provided by law method ADD Coin operated automatic ment as specified or Equivalent P ASSED April 19, 1983 feet south on the easterly curbllne SENATE Specifications are on file at the 14 5 6 Specific Penalties Relating machines Revision Reference 5 ROBERT F GONOR to Septage of North Wood Avenue, for a length W HEREAS, John T Gregorio Office of the Purchasing Agent Ci PRESIDENT OF COUNCIL Any person tirm or corporation of at least 72 feet 7 was. at the general election held in Buy LIS. A Distributors ty Hall 301 N Wood Avenue, APPROVED April 20, 1983 failing to corro On the westerly side of North the month of November. 19*1, Linden New Jersey Wood Avenue in front of City Hall, (1) Music machines or devices A GEORGE HUDAK sions of the Ru e of 550 tor the license together elected by the voters of Legislative A tee S2 00 will be charged tor MAYOR violation of the New Jersey Water No 301 North Wood Avenue, and Savings Bonds. with a tee ot 130 for each such District 20 to represent the district each set ot spec itications picked up. ATTEST VAL D IMBRIACO Pollution Control Act IN J S A beginning at a point approximately in the New Jers4ty Senate end did plus postage if request for 78 teet north of the intersection ot machine or device distributed. C IT Y C L E R K St 10A l. e» seq 1 which provides (2) Amusement or entertainment subsequently qualify a* a member spec '^cations to be mailed 00'652 Lmden Leader April 28. 1983 for civil penalties ot up to 510 000 West Blancke Street and North of the New Jersey Senate from that Bids must be submitted in a seal per day of violation and or Wood Avenue and ending approx machines or devices (except pool (Fee >12 18) or billiard tables not operated by district end after his election end ed envelope . early marked BID criminal penalties ot up to 525,000 imately 100 feet north of that in tho insertion ot a coin. slug, token, qualification forfeited his office and ON IT E M NO 1 or NO 2, etc and CITY OF LINDEN per day of violation and or im tersection for a length of at least 22 le, disc or key) A tee o f5200 for thereby a vacancy happened in the bearing the name and address of PASS E O OR D IN A N C E prisonment for not more than one feet K license, together with a tee ot the bidder on outside addressed to N O 21 57 year On the westerly stde of Lincoln 130 tor each such machine or Section 2. The remaining provi Street, in front of the First Baptist the Purchasing Agent. City ot AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND device distributed New Jersey Senate, duly adopted Lmden. City Hal' 301 N Wood AND SUPPLEMENT CHAPTER lioh* of the chapter hereby amend Church, No 1301 Lincoln Street, (3) Pool or billiard tables not ed and supplemented shall continue and beginning at a point 25 feet on M arch 30. 19*3. the President of Avenue. Lmden New Jersey 07036, XIV SEWERS. OF AN OR opeC(ated------by, the _ insertion ot a coin, the Senate was authorized and and be accompanied "by a B ID INANCE ENTITLED AN OR in full force and effect to the same north of the intersection of slug token,. .. plate, disc oror kr* key “ A “ fee extent as it herein fully repeated Cleveland Avenue and Lincoln directed to issue a w rit ot election BOND or CERTIFIED CHECK 8(NANCE ADOPTING AND of. 1100 _ tor tne license .. fooel ‘ as of this date in the manner and made payable to the City ot Lmden, ENACTING THE REVISED Section J. If any section, Street, and ending approximately a fee of 130 tor each such machine CLASS! Fit DS. subsection provision, clause or 47 feet north on the westerly form hereinafter set forth; m the amount of ten per cent ( I0ao) GENERAL ORDINANCES OF or device distributed TH ER E FO R E . I, Carm en A THE CITY OF LINDEN. 1*74,” portion of this ordinance is adjudg curbline of Lincoln Street, for a B Owner operator S p e r t a d v ic e ot the total bid to secure perfor length ot at least 22 feet Orechio, President ot the Senate, mance PASSED AUGUST 21, 1979 AND ed unconstitutional or invalid by a (1) Music machines or devices APPROVED AUGUST 22, 1979. court of competent jurisdiction Section 2 The remaining provi owned by the owner operator A fee pursuant to law and to said A L L B ID D E R S shall conform to sions of the ordinance hereby resolution, do hereby issue this w rit the intention and provisions of affir AND AS AMENDED AND SUP such adjudication shall not affect of 130 for each suen machine or ♦ he remaining sections, amended and supplemented shall of election and proclam ation mative action m Public Contracts PLEMENTED continue in full force and effect to device operated BE IT ORDAINED BY THE subsections, provisions, clauses or (2) Amusement or entertainment directing an election to be held, L a -s of State of New Jersey R S the same extent as it herein fully according to the laws of the State of 10 2 1 of 7 23 75. Assembly Bill No COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF portions, which shall be deemed machines or devices (except pool YOU CAN repeated LINDEN severable therefrom or billiard tables not operated by New Jersey, in Legislative District 2227 Section l. That Chapter XIV Section 4 All ordinances or parts Section 3. All ordinances or parts 20 on May 10. 19*3. tor the purpose ot ordinances inconsistent herewith ertion of a coin, slug, token, BICOERS are required to comp Sewers shan be and the same is of ordinances inconsistent herewith of electing a mem ber of the Senate shall be and the same are hereby disc or key) owned by the ly with the requirements of P L hereby further amended and sup are hereby repealed ♦or Legislative District 20, to fill the 1975. c 127 repealed to the extent only of such owner operator A fee ot StOo for plemented as follows Section 5 This ordinance shall the license and 130 tor each such vacancy causad by the forfeiture of t r u s t ... Council CHAPTER XIV. SEWERS inconsistency take effect i the anner provided Section 4. This ordinance shall be machine or device operated office of John T Gregorio as a iect any and an bids shouf 14-1 Definitions by law member ot the Senate, and that the the interest of the City to do so submitted to the Commissioner of (3) Pool or billiard tables not ADD PASSED April 19 1983 Transportation, New Jersey operated by the insertion of a coin, candidates for this office to be C O U N C IL Domestic waste shall mean R O B E R T F GONO R voted upon at the election be CITY OF LINDEN Department of Transportation for slug, token, plate, disc or key A fee ♦he liquid waste or ligui. borne PRESIDENTOF COUNCIL o f ll5 tor each such table operated selected or nominated In the By L Seymour Lubin approval and shall take effect as waste (i) resulting from the APPROVED April 20, 1983 Section 2. The remaining pro vi manner provided by law Purchasing Agent preparation, cooking and handling provided by law GEORGE HUDAK P A S S ED April 19, 1983 sions of the chapter hereby amend Given under m y hand 001680 Lmden Leader April 28, 1983 ot food and or (ii) consisting of ed and supplemented shall continue and seal this 30th l Fee 512 60) human excrement and similar ATTEST VAL D IMBRIACO ROBERTF GONOR PRESIDENTOF COUNCIL in full force and effect to the sam# day ot M arch. In waste from sanitary conveniences C IT Y C LE R K extent as If herein fully repeated the year of our Lord Generator shall mean the per 001651 Linden Leader April 28. 19*3 APPROVED April 20. 1983 CITY OF LINDEN GEORGE HUDAK Section J. If any secton, 19*3 and of the son firm of corporation who causes ( Fee 526.04) subsection, provision, clause or i W c« j l m w 12S— PASSEDORDINANCE I septage to be generated Independence of the NO 215* ATTEST VAL D IMBRIACO portion of this ordinance is adjudg United States, 207th Hauler" shall mean any person, ed unconstitutional or invalid by a AN ORDINANCE APPROVING firm of corporation registered by C ITY OF LINDEN C IT Y C L E R K Attest AND AUTHORIZING AN EASE PASSEDORDINANCE 001650 Linden Leader, April 28, 1983 court of competent jurisdiction, Robert £ Gladden the Solid Waste Adm inistration tor such adjudication shall not affect MENT AGREEMENT BETWEEN , collection. transportation and NO. 21 54 (Fee 519 74) Secretary of the . THE CITY OF LINDEN AND THE 1 AN ORDINANCE TO FURTHER the remaining sections, disposal ot septage from generator subsections, provisions, clauses or New Jersey Senate STATE OF NEW JERSEY, , to approved disposal facilities AMENO AN ORDINANCE EN CITY OF LINDEN Carmen A Orechio PASSEDORDINANCE portions, which shall be deemed DEPARTMENT OF, Rules" shall mean the rules and TITLED AN ORDINANCE President of the ESTABLISHING PARKING NO 21 55 severable therefrom TRANSPORTATION regulations of the New Jersey Section 4. AH ordinances or parts New Jersey Senate WHEREAS the City of Linden i Department of Environmental Pro REGULATIONS FOR HANOICAP AN ORDINANCE JOAM END 87794 Lmden Leader. April 14, 21, has entered mto an agreement with j PED PERSONS AND PRESCRIB AND SUPPLEMENT CHAPTER o f ordinances inconsistent herewith l i r a faction concerning the statewide are hereby repealed 78. M ay S. 19*3 the State of New Jersey Depart management of septage disposal ING PENALTIES FOR VIOLA XXIII. FEES, OF AN OR (Fee 151 24) DINANCE ENTITLED "AN OR, Section S This ordinance shall mem ot Transportation, for a tern | i N J A C 7 14 5 I et seq i TIONS " PASSED MAY 18, 1*82 porary grading easement. as | Septage shall mean the com AND APPROVEOM AY 19, 1982 described in Schedule A " attach bination of liquid and solid residues BE IT ORDAINED BY THE Roselle Roselle Park Public Notice ed hereto, relative to proiect known | resulting from the treatment of COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF as Park Avenue Bridge Over Am water borne domestic waste in on LINDEN Nov 21. I9S3 (M onday) CLERK OF THE BOROUGH OF munity Development Block Grant track Tracks Parcel E 191 Pro : site treatment systems Section l That Section i , Dec 19. 1983 (M o nday) ROSELLE PARK TO EXECUTE | Program , a copy of which is et iect No M 7502 102) and 14 5 Linden Roselle Sewerage subsection A . of the above entitled Jan 16 1984 (M onday) AGREEMENT WITH THE ♦ached hereto, be executed by the W H E R E A S the City of Lmden ] Authority ordinance shall be and the same is * Feb 13. 1984 (M o nday) COUNTY OF UNION TO MODIFY Mayor and Borough Clerk in accor desires to complete such agree ADD the following new hereby fu rth e r am ended as M ar 19. 1984 (M o nday) THE INTERLOCAL SERVICES dance with the provisions of law; men! in accordance with its terms. subsections follows Ap ril 1 (M onday) AGREEMENT DATED and NOW THEREFORE BE IT OR 14 5.4 Septage Generator s Cer Parking Spaces Reserved tor the R Gregory Quirk D E C E M B E R 15, 1974. BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED DAINED BY THE COUNCIL OF titication Required Handicapped Bus Adm Ba Secy WHEREAS, certain Federal that this ordinance shall take effect THE CITY OF LINDEN, NEW No septage generator shall ADO * adjusted to second Monday funds are potentially available to immediately upon Its enactment JE R S E Y as follows disoose of septaqe to a hauler who A There is hereby established to Energ y Conservation Week ♦he County of Union under Title I of 001681 Spectator. Ap ril 2*. 1983 001646 Spectator April 28, 19*3 the Housing and C o m m u n ity (Fee *16.59) (Fee 17 35) Roselle Roselle Park Public Notice Development Act of 1974, as BOROUGH OF ROSELLE PARK amended, com m only known as N OTICE UNION COUNTY, N.J. Community Development Block NOT ICC It HCSCSV OIVEN LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE that the following propound or- ROSELLE PUBLIC AUCTION Pursuant to Chapter 231. P L NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Grants and M A Y 13. 19*3 1975 known as the "Open Public that the following proposed or W H E R E A S , it is necessary to dinance wee introduced and pMMd BOROUGH H A L L - 10:30 A.M Meetings Act," the Roselle Board dinance was introduced and passed amend an,existing interlocal ser on first reading of a mooting of the SAL E O F : Public Works Equipm ent to be identified as follows ot Education. 710 Locust Street. on first reading by the M ayor and vices agreement tor the County and Mayor and Council of the Borough IT E M MINIMUM PRICE Roselle. County of Union, New Council ot the Borough ot Rosetle its people to benefit from this pro of Roselle. In tho County of Union, ■ i ) 1968 G M C Cab and Chassis 1500.00 Jersey, at Its organization meeting Park, in the County ot Union, N J . gram and Now Jersey. hold on tho 13th day of (I) 1969 GMC Vac All 900 00 held on April li. 19*3, adopted a at a public meeting held on April 25, WHEREAS, an agreement has April. MI3. and that said ordinance GENERAL CONDITIONS Reservation by the Governing Body after resolution setting the third Monday 19*3 end that said ordinance will be been proposed under which the will bo taken up tor further con the ompletion of said public sole, to accept oi reject the highest bid the month as its Regular taken up for passage on Monday Borough of Roselle Perk end the » i dor at ion for final passage at tho ade thereat said acceptance or rejection thereof shelly be mode not Meeting When a meeting is evpnina. M ay 9, 1983 at 7 00 p m , County of Union in cooperation with mooting of M id Borough Council to later than at the second regular meeting of the Governing Body following cancelled or postponed due to a prevailing time, or as soon other municipalities will modify an bo hold in tho Borough Kail. 210 the sale' **-Should ------the-- Governing ~ ------BodyV fail fa c - * - *------holiday, it shall be held on Wednes thereafter as said matter can be Interlocal Services Program pur Chovtnut Stroot, Rosalie, Now such highest hid. ______as aforesaid,______the - soic »eid b i. ______- ______day of that week Meetings to be reached, at the regular meeting of suanttoNJSA 40 IA-1, and Joraoy. on tho nth day of May. It’s Hat’s O ff to Mom, Sunday, May 8th rejectedctea The sale may be adjourned at the time advertised tor not more held in the Board Meeting Room. * said M ayor and Council to be held W H E R E A S , il is in the best m I9BS. at 130 o'clock. P M . or at than one week without re advertising Administration Building. 710 at the Borough Hall in said Borough terests of the Borough of Roselle soon theraafter aa M id mat tor can Costs ot advertising and legal expenses shall be borne entirely by the Locust Street. Roselle. New Jersey Park to enter into such an ogre* bo reached, at which time and Make Your Reservations Now For purchaser When the property Is struck off. the purchaser shell deposit of Roselle Park, and that all per at 8 00 P M prevailing time sons interested therein will be ment, place ail peraona who may be In 10 % of the bid in cash, cetitied check or bonk check, or a combination Public, Regular facetted therein will be given an op thereof The balance of the purchase price, together with the costs Meetings given an opportunity to be heard NOW. THEREFORE. BE IT OR concerning same DAINED by the Mayor end Council portunlty to bo hoard concerning aforementioned, shall be paid at settlement which shall take place within M ay 16, 19*3 (M onday) the term thirty (30) days from the date ot confirmation of sale June 20. 19*3 (M onday) By order of the Mayor and Coun of the Borough of Rosette Perk that cil ol the Borough of Roselle Park the agreement entitled, "A gree A copy of thla ordinance ha* Boon The within sale is an "as is condition" sale Sept 19. 19*3 (M onday) patted on the Bulletin Board wpen 00)649 Spectator Ap ril 2*. 19*3 (Fee 1)0 501 Oct 17, 19*3 (M onday) JEAN KEENAN ment lo Modify Interlocal Services WritoV'Dcy Dikhw Borough Clerk Agreement dated December IS. which public notice* are cuslomerl BOROUOH OF ROSELLE PARK ORDINANCE NO. 1238 1974. for the Purpose of Inserting a ty patted In the Borough Hall, and a UNION COUNTY, N.J AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING Description of Activities tor me copy it available up to and M Slop by m 8MIK8 and Bm a look at our menu, prepared mat for this N O TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the following proposed ordinance was introduced and passed on first THE MAYOR AHO BOROUGH Ninth Year Urban County Com eluding the time of tuch mooting to K j ** you wt* *n oufctancfcng eadina by the M ayor and Council of the Borough of Roselle Park, In the County of Union. N J at a public the mombera of the general public neetOtinq I no held on April 25, 19*3 and that said ordinance will be taken up frr passage on Monday evening. May 9. NOTICK OP RKIALE OF TAX SALK CERTIFICATES who ahaU regueet tuch copies, at l ^ SOat* a ^ OOp m prevailing time, or as soon thereafter as said matter can be reached, at the regular meeting TOGCTHKR WITH SUBSKOUKNT MUNICIPAL UKNf tho Office of the BareughCferk in yo r andCouncllto be held at the Borough Hall In said Borough ot Roselle Park, and that all persons PU B LIC N OTICE it hereby given that I. Jeanne K. Docker, Cm Mid Borough Hah ot said M a1 JOHANNA BREOCN interested therein will be given an opportunity to be heard concerning seme Taxes of the Borough of------Rosell.^ Pork, ------in tho ------County . of ~ ..UWten T - an* By orderrof of the M ayor end Council of the Borough of Roselle Park JEAN KEENAN New Jersey, pur went to tho provisions of on Act of tho Ltl State of New Jersey entitled, "An act concerning una Borough Clerk assessments and other municipal charges on real property OROlNANCE NO. 1239 for the collection thereof by tho creation and oMorci essatn ORDINANCE AMENDING VARIOUS BONO OOINANCES OF THE BOROUGH OF ROSELLE thereon" (Revision of ltl*, Title U, Chapter 5), end thea« r ! S S m TH« SuNTV OF UNION. NEW JERSEY IN ORDER TO CHANGE THE MAXIMUM iuuplamewta thereto, wltf soli at public vendue, the land* « hereinafter described, in tee sub|ect to redemption at me A M °frAORDAInV D \ V J f t BOROUOH*COUNCIL OF THE BOROUGH OF ROSEULI PARK. IN THE Interest, but In no caee In excess of >*% per annum, tm C O U N TY O R UNIpN, NEW JER SEY (net less then two thirds of the members thereof affirmettvety cencurr bonds ordinances of the Borough described by reference to th* ordinance number, improvement or Burpee* ond dote of adoption ere hereby amended to change the (angvope Jg?c#ntum (*%) Inters ♦ Dm Hot km on the bends. In order lo provide that the bonds will beer interest ot o rate not to exceed the maximum permitted by lew ^
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ito ra tf.*} MRVINO LINDEN. WOMLLI AMD. N O M LLI PARK - Thursday, April ft, t m - f TuesdqyClub will meet In Unden center The W tunf » Tuesday Social Cub has announced lhat it will hold its next meeting this Tussday '“due to the pom Utility of the special senatorial chicken path with rati, parsley boiled ntnettoo May 10.” The meeting will potato, chopped spinach, bread aad stu d M w M o rflM into] feature a luacheon at 11:80 a.m , butter, sliced pea riles, milk; THUR .... (be fallowed by a bounces meeting at l SDAY, tubmariae sandwich, potato o f MtM c and Uie p.m. Raeervatloas may be made by rounds, green beans, chocolate pud ______He was u ______contacting Ann Lelko of Linden. ding, milk. fm th JulMard School o f Music, wftare The group will hold a bus trip to ha Mudisd with tvsn Salamian and Shadowhrook Inn and Asbury Park on Dtpothy Da Lay. He also stadsd with June 14 It was announced that Mexican food L a g s Psrslnga and has appeared with reservations can be made at the next orchestras in Jeraey City, Elizabeth. meeting. program set lit, Nutley and with the Union A regular meeting was held April 11 County Orchestra and the Suburban with Lillian , Martin, president, The Union County Cooperative E x Symphony in Cranford. presiding. Refreshments were served tension Service will sponsor ■ “ Cooking Pot the past three years, by Harriet Kain, Selma Kostbar, With Mexican Flair" program Tuesday Council starts Wotononotlich has initiated programs Esther Kakassy, Helen Klutkowski and from 1 to 3 p.m. in the Extension Ser through Service Electric C*bio-TV of Carol Klutkowski. vice auditorium, 300 North Ave., East, AHentown, Pa , and he made his New The club meets on the second Westfield. its new season York debut in June. 1982 at Carnegie Tuesday of each month at the Sun- The educational program will feature Recital Hall nyside Recreation Center, Melrose and basic preparation of Mexican foods B'nai frith Women, Northern New Also appearing will be Walter Orchard Terrace, Linden, and is using authentic techniques Marcella Jeraey Council, w ill begin its new ad Legawiec, a Juilliard graduate, who sponsored by the Linden Recreation Garcia, practicum student with Anna Vffiufl. ministration for the 1983-1864 year has composed duos, trios, string Department. Cooperative Extension Service, will Nancy Garik*, Monday at 8: IS p.m. at a meeting in (piartets. orchestra, choral pieces and demonstrate the preparation of tocos, Temple Oheb Shalom, Scotland Rood. Gloria Cbrlitiaaacn. songs. His works have been performed enchillados, tostodos, natchos and South Orange. Officers will be in ; Carol Bnriano, lioa tamar; in New York, Boston and Rhode Island. Senior citizens burn toe Ellawese B McLendon, r troduced to the representatives of the 24 , tail twistar; Ann Wcnon. Legawiec has received permission Extension Home economist, will be in Grace Young, dundWne: chapters and two infits that comprise from the Vatican to compose a major plan luncheon charge of the program i Dobrowiki, publicity, and Else the council. work on the Pope’s poems. STEPHEN WOLOSONOVICH Registration may be made by calling Pralaa, Care) Bariarto, Joan Silver and Among the new officers will be The performance of his Sonata No. 2 The Greater Mount Moriah Senior 233-9366 ■M u n v tu c o w m , Dora 01 tnractora. Henrietta Goldenberg, president; Sunday will be a New Jersey premiere Citizen Club of Linden will hold a Marian OoklMrg was admitted as a Evelyn SpieHmltz of Springfield, Praise service set of the work. catered Mother's Day luncheons! 12:30 Members to bowl ■aw m— t w it th» tori rrwoting roemberslup vice president, and Lori Other works featured on the program p.m on May 13 in the Greater Mount The Clio Junior Woman s Club of MawSban bald a boa trip to Atlantic Levinson of Union, Raaneial secretory by Cranford church will be from Szymanowski, Bach and Moriah Church, West 13th Street, th e aieettag wilt feetare a campaign Roselle-Roselle Park, a member of the CKyApMtML ‘ _ A praise and teaching service will be Beethoven. Linden. to promote CPU (canftopulmonary General Federation of Women’s Clubs, held Sunday at 10:10 a.m. in Grace and The club will announce its schedule of resuscitation and a demonstration will hold a candlelight bowling Peace Fellowahip Church, Cranford, Annual card party election of officers Osceola lists will be given by Rosaline Stewart, Saturday at 9 30 p m at th e Linden with the Rev. Lyn Nelson, preaching. In addition to attending a luncheon registered nurse from Newark Beth set by AAUW unit Lanes, Linden Additional information Aerobics will be held Monday at 8 and show at the Suburban Inn, Edison, church events Israel Medical Center.. can be obtained by calling 245-6006 p m and on May 5 at 3 p.m. The Elizabeth Branch of American on April 14, the club held several other The 85-year-old international The Nov. Richard C, Rowe, assistant A work day will be held May 7 star Association of University Women activities this month women's service organization has as its pastor of the First Presbyterian Church ting at 10a.m. (A A U W ) will hold its annual dessert Club members attended several Spring carnival set motto, “Pledged to Serve." of Cranford, will be in the Osceola The Rev. Denis Miller will preach at card party today from 7:30 to 10 p.m at luncheon and dinner shows, took a bus The Immaculate Conception Church. pulpit, MIB Raritan Road. Clark, Annual art auction the 10:10 a.m. praise and teaching the Ciio Club, 128 East Fifth Ave., trip to Atlantic City and saw several Union Avenue and Prince Street, Sunday at 10 a.m. and will be the service May 8, and at 8 p.m., the church Roselle slide presentations, including one about Elizabeth, will hold its sixth annual celebrant of the Lord's Supper. A scheduled Sunday will sponsor the Christian Stephens Tickets may be purchased at th door India and another about nutrition, spring carnival Tuesday through May feUowttdp hour will follow Concert to aid the Grace and Peace Additional information can be obtained according to Rose Mier, publicity 8 Proceeds will defray expenses of the Joanne Sheptock will speak at a St. Ann's Society of St Mark's Christian School. by calling 245-6476 chairman church and school brunch at the Osceola Church Saturday Roman Catholic Church, 287 Hamilton at 11 a.m. She and her husband. Rudy, St., Rahway, will hold its third annual Sem inar set on Saturday art auction Sunday at 2 p.m. Preview WELCOME WAGON WANTS TO VISIT YOU have seven natural children and have The Alliance Church in Catherine Schell, co time will beat l p.m. Just engaged? New parent? Moved? I'd like to visit you I'll adopted 24 others Cranford will hold a founders of Bible Studies Aerobics cl wees are held each Philip Arabia of West Virginia, bring useful gifts, information snd cards \ seminar by Neighborhood Additional information you can redeem for more gifts at local I i ) Monday and Wednesday at 6: 15 p.m, in formerly of Rahway, will be auc I UNDEN GARDEN Bible Studies, Inc., can be obtained by calling businesses All free to you v- ^ tioneer. A1 Manchester, watercolorist, I , _ ■ 1 Chinese A American Restaurant the fellowship hall Saturday from 9 a.m. to 4 276-1617 between 8 a.m. will be guest artist. It / S B \ Pastor Rowe will moderate the p.m. Instructors are and 4 p.m . Monday ' f J B •LUNCHEO N c a l l '6 8 7 - 1 4 9 8 The auction items will include oils, meeting of the board of session Monday Marilyn Kunz and through Friday ( Hostess tor Roselle Park) water colors, pen and ink, collages, W// | • DINNER & FAMILY DINNER at7:30p.m. We can arrange , m abstracts, hand-made articles and Installation is scheduled W I •TAKE-OUT ORDERS to get together — ' d Mass, supper set other crafts. Tickets will be served at I MaMiytaThyndgyUi.m. in your home by Catholic Club the door. Prizes will be distributed. • The Elizabeth Branch of North and Salem avenues, ||| FrMay tDfcmtfayil a.m.»m- tor a brief visit. the American-Association Elizabeth 25 W. ELIZABETH AVE., LINDEN The annual corporate Mass and Flea market, show of University Women (Naif to iaon ftetvcfc) . . . Belinda Coniff will be Com m union supper of the Catholic (AAUW) will install of FACE PANKIWO IN FNONT K O J - . M 4 4 Wotfnga's Club of Elizabeth will be held scheduled May IS ficers Wednesday at 6:30 installed as president for a 3111 H i g h * at • p.m. in the Kingston - -i ffr'-'-ir...... 'p.m. at itsrappeftMeting two-year term. She may The Hilda Gould Chapter of Deborah, Restatrant, Union. Guest speaker and in Westminster be contacted at 245-4792 Linden, will bold a flea market and celebrant of the Mass will be the Rev Presbyterian Church, for additional information Joseph J. Walter, S.J., head of Catholic craft show May is at School l, North DISCOUNT Medical Missions Bureau Wood Avenue, Linden. Events will Reservations can be obtained by begin at 9 a.m. and continue through 4 NEED HELP? Find the RIGHT PERSON with a Want YARN AND KNITWEAR CENTER p.m. FOR railing Alberta G. Stanger, chairman, Ad. Call 486-7700. B1 It was announced that tables are still ...on a full line of at (M IS . Members and friends are the finest available by calling Rose Lampert at invited to attend. personal knitting yarns in - 925-6238 or M ary Fried at 486-5280. SAVE... wools, Featured will be crafts, antiques, white mohairs, cottons & Annual art auction HYPNOSIS CARON WINTUK blends elephant, home baked goods, CAREFREE Plus scheduled May I refreshments, leather crafts and SUCCESS THRU MODERN HYPNOSIS service No more dye jewelry. Step SaMtueg • Weight Reduction • Insomnia ON SALf NOW . 89 lot problems St. Ann's Society of St. Mark’s insurance Romaa'Cathohc Church, 2S7 Hamilton Ttrtsrau Reduction • Migriin Headaches Depression • Improve Self Confidence We wanl * ,,' e OPEN St., Rahway, will hold its third annual Fish, chips supper Maw day thru Friday art auction M ay 1. Preview time will be Rge Regression 10 to 5 The Second Presbyterian Church of CLUB OF AMERICA 1 1 p.m., and auction time, 2 p.m. ) MOTOR Saturday 10 to 2 Elizabeth will hold its annual fish and u u v a iU c ii: Philip Arabia, artist, will serve as Rood Are. Undf" chips supper Tuesday from 5 to 6:30 427 Chestnut St., Union 105 N auctioneer A1 Manchester, water 205 Columbus Rue. p.m at 1161 East Jersey St. Tickets CALL 925-8100 colorist, will be guest artist. Calling Hours; 7 days 9 to 9 Call 686 6525 may be purchased at the church office R oselle It was announced tht tickets will be 241-5874 or by calling 352-1658. InCrtffUnerInvooUeetton M EM BER A.A.E H. sold at the door.
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The Joseph's Karttaa. Brian Daly. Tnjrta Ajass |ue will beta Its and Ryan Dwyar. parade 9a turd A MALTS BROTHERS—Maaeg- ar: Bob Oxanford. AaeMtanta: Bab win be j Aagelbeck and Patrick Norton. Ed Manager: Sennit !N*ent. G irl’s Jones, E rie Brown. Dave Oxanford, Assistants: Racer Garth r Mike celebra tes its 10th Damian Kane, Mike Moflta. Musa Nugent, Martin O'Neil andlthndy year, Roselle's high Bertrand, Damian Ware. Anthony Marcuaaen. Joseph Sxyartdbwicz. a bagpipe and drum corps pucci, neitn Norton, Kevin Steve Weintraub, Jamarie Sbrttds. The St. Joseph's League roe ten Angelbeck. Ray Fonaica and Eric Reeinos, Dave Jon**, Tom are as follows: Nathaniel McLeod III. Smith, Kevin Roach. RlchTEmst, JUNIOR LE AG U E CHET AND JOHN'S DELI— Kevin Sevinsky, Eric Marcuaaen. M ALIN'S DEPARTMENT Manager: Bill Gordon. Assistants: Walt Kulkuaky and Ken V augn STORE—Manager: Mike Fallon. Joe Chiusano, John Sekac, Harold BACHMAN AND VEGHTS CO - Assistants Lee Fuller and Ed Fitch and Ayda Abadia. Greg Sekac, Manager: Dennis Farrell. Zembryski Jerry Wise, Ed Ricardo Rodriquez, Walt Meyers. Assistants: Nick Qavino and Roy Tomasso, Steve Morales, Douglas Brian Kornmeyer, Dan Fitch, Bill Curtis. James Me Taddeo, At Heim, Robert Brown, Troy Baaemort and Metz, Douglas McGowan, Michael Queen. Ken Hahn, Yusif Nadir. John Andre Morales, Timmy Farrell, Tarabon Awkward. Bierilo, Ed Zembryski. David Abadia. Mike Peitsinovski. Daniel Anthony Moglia, John Sters, Mark SENIOR LEAGUE Hairston, Jack Mangan. Toby Comar and Chris DeLeon. Jones. Mike DePaola Nick Gavino. PRALLS FUNERAL HOME- Hughes. Tim Tomasko, Mike WOODY'S FUNERAL HOME- Anthony Limaldi and Mike Curtis Manager: Bobby Canon. Assistant: Massaro and Paul Sretenovic. Manager: Russ Bachofen RITA PHARMACY-Manager: fourth Don Wynne. Pablo Munoc, Carlos relies k a T'S—Manager: Fred Knight Assistants: Frank Limaldi. Kevin Joe Daur. Assistant: John Maloney Morales, Kevin Wynne, Robert Gega Assistant: John Byrnes Fred Mulvaney. Herb Dingfield and Rolando Rodriquez, Robert Fur Heuser, John Lynch, Kevin Lynch, As for Linden, now 4-2, Siano Knight. Marcus Hall. Shane Larry Jones..Chris Richardson. Ken chak, Gerald Pucci, Frank Papa, Danny Wise, Ray Soyka, Walter hoping for III* No. S seed. After • 13-2 Gammons, Ronald JaComC. William Castellano. Mariano Quinones. William Danzy, Phil Ftadger, Eric Jarosz, Steve Jarosz, David Smith romp over Irvington and an impressive Byrnes, Angel Melendez, Kevin Ralph Limaldi. Adam Crimmins, Jenkins, Tim Tyler, Scott Rodgers. and Anthony Pellegrino. 4-2 victory over Cranford, bo may be Fuller, Tim Hurley, Don Stemmer. Dwayne DuVal, Cliff Meros. Herb Val Arminio, Eugene Brown and LORRAINE PHARMACY-Man able to make a very good case. Jeff Ferrari, Marcos Chavez and Dingfield. Anthony Vyka.Vyka Larry Mike Yeung. ager: Joe Sales. Assistant: Paige In the Cranford game, Lisa Garda Gerald Pierre Jones. Mike O'Neill and Mike U N IT Y PO S T-M an ager: Bob Cook. Peter Murin, Danny fired a six-hitter, while Karyn Breidt TOBIN REALTY-Manager Bachofen. Trenery Assistants: Ed McKenna. Thomas Cany, Ray and Joan Antoniewlcz slammed two Walter Jarosz Assistants: Frank IN T E R M E D IA T E LEAG UE Zalinkanskas and Dave Hagan. Gardere, Craig Murin, Wilson hits apiece. Papa. Ed Zarsynski and Jim Mc KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS- Dave Hagan, Derrell DuBois, Shawn Abadia. Altreque Cook, Paul It was, Siano said, his team ’s best Carthy Philip Papa. James Mc Manager: Phil Marcus Assistants Sorber, Mike Vyka, John McGowan, Piotrowski, Bill Kane, Paul Mon efforttodate. Carthy, Raji Malhorta, Calvin Bob Sodroski and Phil Ebbe Chris Peter Shaw. Brian Brennan, Bob taperto, Mike Osty and Allan Cook. "The kids played well — no errors," honored was Palmer. Feliz Garcia. Craig Kaplan. Sodroski, Steve Ebhe. Kevin Mor- Trenery, Jason Krynicky, Eric ROSELLE SAVINGS-Manager: be said. " I think it was our biggest win Champagne. Charles Hughes. Allan Cruz. Jose tensen. Joseph Hickey, Andy Klein, Zalinkanskas. Matt Jakubowski and Walter Bush. Assistant: Joe Vallone. Hector Munoz, Willie Munoz, Edwin Munoz, Jimmy Bush, County college to host GAL to present -year honors Jerry Limaldi, Pat Wavershak, 10 Chris Eddie ton, William Zincknf, Brett Vallone, Dennis Wade, An summer wrestling comp drew Peaks and Phillippe Fontaine. at Opening Day '83 activities ST GEORGE BEVERAGE- Cranford High coach Charles Sam Appello of Roselle Park, Ben Manager: Thomas Sacks Ferrara will head a summer wrestling LaSala of Roselle Catholic and Gary Joanne Malta. Nicole Biletta and In just 10 years Roselle's Girl's Tracey Weiss, Michelle Weiss, Assistants: John Mandell, Victor camp at Union County College for boys Bremmer of Union Catholic. Athletic League has gone from an Kristen Dubroski, Sandra Regina Albert Juarez, John Carr and Joe Pi earn in grades two through 12. Enrollment "This is an excellent way for young K OF C — Manger: Frank idea by Nicki Montaperto, Catherine Kurywchak. Sonatta Seay, Sherry Ricardo Juarez, David Carey, will be limited to 70 wrestlers per boys that are interested in wrestling to Jackiewicz Asst Manager: Peg Alvarado and Red and Madeline Brown. Nancy Knight. Tara Patock Jeremy Carr, Kevin Corley, Frank session and is sanctioned by the United learn at a fee that moat families can Donnelly Lisa Jackiewicz, Christine Hoffman (o a softball league that PEE WEE LEAGUE Picaro, Steve Colon, James Corley, States Wrestling Federation. afford,” Ferrara said. “ It is my hops Andreola, Janice Lecky, Anita now encompasses 15 learns and TOBIN'S — Manager Cathy Rich Sacks, Chris Fuller, Joe The 1983 staff includes varsity that we can promote wrestling and get Satterifeld, Sonya Owchariw, Lydia more than 160 local girls Ortuso Shannon Tobin. Lauren Pastoch, Dean Zarsynski and Jeff coaches Ron Ferrara of B rear ley, Bill more youngsters trained properly in Murdzev, Karen Jones, Dana Gallo, And the G AL will celebrate its 10th Murphy, Jen Orrel, Catherine Meskowsky. Boyd of Hillside, Don McConald of the apart.” Roseann Capitano, Lori Brown, Ella year with Saturday opening day Carey. Theresa Chandler. Susanne F.M.B. A.—Manager: Gerald Westfield, Phil Esposita of New Further information is available by Michelle Gibbs ceremonies at Locust Field Those Garcia. Kelly Ann Garron, Amy Schoenfeld. Assistants: Gerald Providence, Rich Lorenzen of Rahway, contacting Ferrara at 785-87*8. festivities will follow a borough Hrynyk, Jill Marlin, Lori Ann ANDY'S SPORT SHOP - Schoenfeld Jr.-and Philip Schoen parade, starting at Harrison Field, Wlosek Manager: Ed Jones Juliana Jones, feld. Matt Schoenfeld, John Came, down Second Avenue to Chestnut PAPA'S EXXON - Manager: Kathleen Jones. Julie Crimmins, Mike Cerra, Larry Richmond, Ray Street down Chestnut to Ninth Barbara Christiano Caryn Linden Merchants ready Denise Duralek, Joanne Jzurak. Massaro, Dan Bachofen, Mike Avenue and across Ninth to Locust Christiano. Christine DePaolo. Erin Jeanne McGarry, Maria Mon Mullady. Mike Ferrari, Brian School Field Sharpe. Sherri Wimbush, Lisa taperto, Sandra Moody, Lori Pieta, Came, Joe Andreola, M ike After the four founders receive Bierro, Patrice Martin, Denisha for opener vs. Cranford LuAnn Limaldi, Becky Orner, Berkowitz and Steve Jackus plaques and 10-year awards are Roberson. Kari Anne Zalinkanskas. V1GLIOTTI ELECTRIC CO- given to Peg Donnelly, Frank Lori Bogda. Debi Dering, Elizabeth Donna Ford The Linden Merchants, a Major Following those two garnet,„ the Manager: John Papa. Assistants: Double AA men’s fast-pitch softball Merchants will get ready for a visit Jackiewicz, Bob Kluxen and Bill Chong. JUNIOR LEAGUE Jack McGuire and Gerry Yotcoski. team that posted an 82-18 record a year from powerful Reading — and hurler Luxich, and once the first ball has ITALIAN AMERICAN - FMBA — Manager: Jean Prather Kevin McGuire, Stanley Croughter, . ago, were washed out Of their opener Ty Stofflet, considered one of the been tossed out. three games will be Manager Barbara Fernandez Alvissa Prather, Sandra Wilson, Rich Bogda, Verlon Rhodes, John last weekend and will try — desperately world's best — on May 7-8. played at the Locust School Field Michelle Fernandez, Lisa Pachuta. Angela Romeo, Tara O’Brien, Usa Servideo, Sean Dailey, Dave — to g et thelr season under w ay this SENIOR LEAG U E Carrie Crater, Kelly Ann Driscoll, Jones, Susan Svare, Sharon Sedlak, Ratmondo. D as* i Uo«hh,L John -Oraafoed’s Graf Graphic* 00 Saturday ROSELLE PIZZA — Manager Michelle Sahli, Melissa Scott, Alison Michelle Roland, Shanalyna McGuire, John Ruchak, Mike Jones The Merchants, coached by Nick (4 p.m.) and Sunday (1 p.m.l. Both Julie Messina Lisa Kolchanik. Sudroski, Cathleen Spencer. Palmer, Michelle Dietrich, Salanda and Matt McGhee. Mita and led by outfielders Nick games will be played in Cranford, since Kerry Connalion, Elena Parsons, Michelle Thomas. Melanie Calhoun Tanner ROSELLE TIRE CO -Manager Serriteila and Ed O'Brien and hurlers Linden’s Memorial Field, the Mer. Coleen Connalion. Ani Beberian, AMALFE CIVIC ASSN - John Ventola. Assistants: Dennis MALIN'S — Manager Rich Nelson and Larry Walker, will play chants’ home base, isn’t ready yet. Heather Peterson, Carla Hatcher. Manager: Dolores Jackobowski Hoffman and Bob Pulidore. David Boronski Asst Manager John Nancy Murray, Patricia Jasones, Kelly Quigley. Erin Diehl, Katherine Grab, Chris Grab, Mike Breden, Limaldi Lisa Boronkis, Susan Kim Blocker, Sandra Schwartz, Hodges, Carrie Maulshagen, Amy Mike Angeii, Sam Ventola, Enzo Boronski, Jenny Lynch, Melissa Carla Walker. Kim Ponticello. Lisa OHea. Cindy Baykowski. Sharon Musoiino, Paul Longo, Anthony UCC boss Perry elected Christiano, Joan Hagan, Amy Siess, Y ejn g Antonucei, Veronica Connalion. Cogdell, Mike Corsello, Danny Michelle Garron, Patricia Dalerta, COLUCCI — Manager John Maureen O'Neill. Glinda Parish, Thurston Jefferson and Alvarado Asst Manager: John Alemezohn Michelle Metz, Carmelyn Limaldi. Rome! Concina to coaches' group post Alvarado Jr , Michele Alvarado Anne Cehelsky, Diane Sanders, Sherri Disano LAMMERDING AUTO ELEC Linda Alvarado. Amy Albert, Karen Vicki McGhee, Jennifer Burns. needs are met, as well as those of the 1st NATIONAL BANK - TRIC—Manager: Mike Nudo. Fred Perry, women’s basketball Fulle, Valerie Sieracki, Jenny Jennifer Albert, Donna Petras, coach at Union County College, has players in the state. Manager: Carl Mattes Danielle Assistants: Bob Costello, Ralph Jones. Karen Zimmerman. Sophia Joyce Auer and Kathy Howard been named president-elect to the New Perry has posted a 179-59 record In Matthes. Sonita Newsome, K im Nudo and Mark Nudo. Dave DuBois, Scott, Ann Marie Colueci, Cynthia Jersey Collegiate Basketball Coaches his nine years as UCC coach. The Lady G G WOODY - Asst Manager: berly Soyka, Tina McGriff. Joanne Mike Mortensen, Paul Plesnik, Sahli, Rose Marie McGrath, Denise Association for the 1983-54 season Owls were 15-10 this season. Perry has Mario Mannuzza Jackie Schwartz, Letters, Megan McCarthy, Michelle Chris Nudo, Terry Sumner, Don Fiorillo led Union to two Region 19 titles and Wanda Morales, Missie Lucius, Barroqueiro. Susan Berkowitz. Prosenica, Robert Connors, Pat P erry, a resident of Roselle, has been four Garden State Athletic Conference RATZMAN - Manager Kathy Fran Acosta, Lisa O’Neill, Joanne Debbie Osty, Eileen Garcia. Renee Costello, Michael Pucci, Carmen vice-president of the organization for crowns. O'Neill Melissa Kozzi, Traci Jarosz, McGuire. Barbara Foeri, Chris Miller Munoz. Ken Connors and Rich the past two years. In his new role, he He has been named coach of the year Joanne Burns. Jennifer Martin, Baggstrom, Deserie Pachuta, P F A — Manager Rich Connalion. Jackus will be responsible to the coaches, both twice and has been nominated for the men s and women’s, to insure that their Wade Trophy five times. Race raises more than $3,000 for RPHS
Despite Sunday's heavy male division with an In the five-mile race, the 39:51 4 was 186th overall Nancy Cyre, seventh in rain, more than $3,000 was 1 1 58 4 and Michele overall winners were Mike but good enough to finish the 30-39 ladies and 219th SPRING raised by the Roselle Park Finizio, whose 14:35.8 was Palm er, who set a course first in the 50 and over age in 43-38.9. . Trust Company during its division "Everybody was very PPE SPECTACULAR good for 94th overall and record of 24:36 6, and M lA annual run to benefit the fourth in the 12 and under Wendy Horth, whose Among other finishers helpful and we had a lot of drug, alcohol and violence fem ale division 32:30 5 placed her tops locally were Kenny Heim, cooperative staff mem Versatile, innovative, aaay to oparata. and a first-das* prevention program at Also finishing were among the women and who took third in the boys bers," aaid Gilcrest. "Had W Investment That's Snappar. And, durtng Snapper's w ftnrina ftfiAfitMukar that Inw ifm ul *wAn n w * u m H Roselle Park High School Donna Lewis in the 13-15 69th overall. 16-19 division and 13th it not been fo r the rein, it while. A Over 700 runners (715 to overall with a 28:38 9; Peg would have been an even girls with a 14 :26 and 92nd The best Park finishers long and loyal time, darivaring aptandId-looking be exact) registered for were Paul Chrenka, third Pipehiek, second in the 40- more festive occasion overall and Diane lawns evorytime. Be It a push, aatf-propatiad. or the race, which included We re going to do it again Lisnock, 159th overall in overall in 25:55 1. and 49 females and 210th riding mower, special options are available to 100 registrants on race the same division. Anne Marie Woo, whose overall in 42:18 9, and next year ." take the work out of lawn care The Mutcherizer day And even though the for shredding clippings The SnapparUar for rain came down, more shredding leaves And the Thatoherizer for than 400 runners com self-propelled and riding mowers to remove pleted the two and five- Kean ready to Host b-ball camp harmful thatch. Before you buy a mere mile races mower, find out why the Snapper lawn “ In spite of the weather, The seventh annual Kean All three are former College: A1 LoBalbo. at 9 e.m ., with the machine la in a class by It sad. You’D the people who came were Kean College Girls' Kean cage standouts. former Fairleigh deadline for enrolling find it only at a professional Snapper the diehard runners," said Basketball Camp will be Some outstanding guest Dickinson coach and June 17. Further in race director George held June 27-Juiy 1 at the lecturers also will feature current St. John’s formation and registration Gilcrest, who teamed with college. the program Among the assistant: Seton Hail forms are available by MWVMIKOO U* pJ pbM—M* Tom Turney in putting the Director of the camp is previous speakers were women's coach Sue Dilley contacting Hannisch at event together “ That says Pat Hannisch, coach of the Rose Battaglia, coach at and Kean men's coach Joe Kean College. Morris n a c M M m w something about the race Kean women’s team. Param us Catholic and Palerm o Avenue, Union 97883 or by. and how we run it I'm Kean completed a 25-3 Bergen Community The daily sessions start calling 527-2435. very proud of that ” record and reached the There were two and five- NCAA Division III mile races, with 180 quarterfinal round this Hinson cited by Rutgers completing the two-mile peat season, f h * cam p la and 255 the five-mile. In open to girts 10 y e a n and Roy Hinson’s trophy Memorial Trophy, which for their eaavDbMBana. to the two-mile, Steve older. case will need a few extra is m aintained In the the 0 4 aaaape which Dem air finished first in a "W e believe suecees in shelves following last memory of the former realized advancement to time of 10:06.3, while the baaketfaaB comes through week’s Z7th annual Court gcarlel coach and the Moand rapid o f the that fem ale across the the m astery o f the fun Club Bangect which recognizes the player whp n c a a Toeraafeeat, i line was Ana Cravo, ds mtatata," Hannisch h o n o re d the 19*2-12 demonotrataa the “ highest Young'a faerfk ap ) 12:11.1 was good for ■ ~ ' ...... Rutgars basketball squad qualities of leadership, pearand* is Me 10 M l overall. at tha ftaaa totairwd jn team m in t and lejraKy," •oasoaf- at JBe State the first RoseUe Part, w w *bomd by seniora U nivsrtey. finishers ware Bob ' ~ '' ' ' ' “ id Kevin
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■ M l WB MtR *re raw M i mgst one effte M»< _ manna t h e y l have to be in action an it. W e’re p t a g to M m to try to Saturday in a praHiaiaary name. •M affiaM *.'' n h . i l I M e n d to do la keep working " I don’t aspect to be seeded In the top hard," he oatd. " I f we keep atrivtng to eight," said Picare, whose Tiger* will 6 » b a n two of the play without mistake*, everything hit the road far games with Cranford in Twy Maine tomorrow, Clark on Saturday. West- itanUng center Picaro hopes Right now. the Tiger* field on Tuesday and Ctania on In TVm Duven and a talented are on the verge of failing to qualify for Wednesday "W e don’t deserve to be In Paul Faria. And the the state tournament. And they've won I'm tired of hearing about our potential rant afthe lineup la. at won t, aolid the state Group III championship for Our negative potential is showing now Then why did the Tiger* bring a sorry the past two seasons They’ll never be These kids are just as capable of losing W e A team hatting average into the able to make it three if they can't even as they are of winning. I'v e been saying ' game with Elizabeth? get into the tourney. that for two years, but this is a hell of a of aggreeeiveneaa." Picaro They also are in a tough spot as far as way to make my point.” I Van Ctaave, Karin Van Alton running down a list of hia the Union County Tournament is A hell of a way in " t Dentoto. GregsTy Fertana. Matthew Herman, Keith I ttunemU, g^Prtyipeto. Derek Reynolds,
PW A M g a l m cueehes: John KuagMehi, llird d Petorem and Fred {Meet. Ohoa Achaean, David Dudes, Irian Evens. Pam Oedmen. Jake Bahaa,-(teas Jetomon. Michael Kovaly. Deany Kuctyoeki, John Kuczymki Jr., RIMto litohnlil, Mare Mamey, Matthew Mrowidd, Rm Snhei Jr., JmtH M t o m a k i and Cbuek Bonier LM D CN LIONS CLUB—Coach: Joseph Bevilaque. George Baran, Oeotge i Larkina, Arial Lopez, Javier Lopez. Timothy MUtor, Jese i Petraitia, Joseph Petty, Shawn Rauaan, Brian , Mark Itonay and Fred Schmftl. LIN D E N SA N D FILL—Coaches: Joe Ditoo, Gary DUeo and Lou i Kevin Brady. Sean Conte, Darren Da Ha. Nick Dabs, Michael Knotts, Shawn Mericle, Jason Rescigna, Peter , Rudy Sarro, Jeff Silver, Scott Smith, Ron Templeton and Donnell Wright. LORD! PALLET—Coaches: Vince Tavormina and Tatty Lord!. Tad Csurean, Michael Depaz, Joe Dtmicele. John Downey, Tony Hatdhtffar, Crajg Honho, Curt Honko, Julius Hunter, Anthony Lon g, Anglin Moca tone, Michael O'Brien, Delfln Ortiz, Corey Setae, Charles Strong and Tony Tavormina. M.O.D. CLUB—Coaches: Dixon Ramirez, Mike Burnette and Robert 6-3, thus handing the Union school its first loss in two Favor. Jerry Berzanski, Douglas Brook, Frank Cascerrih, Michael IN CONTROL—Soahi Junior High's Jim Wieworski, left, seasons. Soehl is coached by George Snelt and Lawrence Casesreill, Robert Decarlo, Michael Dolobech, Scott Ferry, Ttm Figueroa, cranks up a fastball and first baseman Brian Tavlin holds a runner on base in n gam * last weak at Union. Wieworski Crawford. 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Conway, Sean Conway, Alex Correa, Brian Gonor, Angelo Llberatoe, Veteran catcher Greg Michael Mareino, Kevin Mericte.-Jjreph Parenti, Gary Smith, Edward Weber of Linden was Wallace, Todd Wysocki and Adam Wysocki moved to left by the strong GORDON'S LOCAL S3—Coaches: Danny Roberts and Bill Motika Robert showing of Chris the Bedford, Marquis Clybum, Darren Clyburn, Jo Ellyn, Brian Figueirido, Cavanagh. Weber was scans Keith Hajkowski, Peter Hammer, Joseph Kciuk, Justin Laser, Michelle then moved to short and Lswczak, John Nalepa, Shea Oliver, Michael Sizer, David Saiey and George the open spot in left was Alves, filled by Linden freshman H ETEM BROTHERS—Coach: Steve Cohn. To Gordons, Thomas Artutis, Mike Cavaiuzzi tf . . - Brown, Jacob Brown, Michael Burns, John Campkme, Bernard Dean The moves have paid off Jr , Tommy Dehnant, Sean Griffin, Thomas Hutton, Thomas Kornett, Ryan as Kean has won eight of Loxley Eric Silverman, Marcellus Robersonand William Modey its first 11 games thus far Our grass seed is guaranteed even after it sprouts* KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS-Coaches: Mike Figueroa and Jim Sanford. Weber is currently hitting Thomas Baykowtki, Gregory Bennett, Joseph Danielson, David Figueroa, 465 with four doubles, 20 Vincent Figueroa, Don Geisheimer, Eric Geishelmer, William Harris, Jole hits and 16 runs scored. . Once a grass seed sprouts, the real battle This spring get the Scotts difference — Hebbe, Tom Karamus, Joseph Kaulfers, Gregory Knapp, Gherard Ojeda, Another Linden product. begins. T h e new seedling faces dry spells. and get it for less, with this refund offer. Rodger Ojeda and Jamie Sanford. Mike Fernandes is hitting LINDEN AUTO BODY—Coaches: Tom Anderson and John P Tigbe. Heat and cold. Weeds and insects. Wear .362 after getting off to a I s Bryan Anderson, Sheldon Champagne, Robert Coglianew, Andrew Haszko, slow start. Cavaiuzzi and tear. That’s when the supenonty of Alan Luna, Michael McCormack, Sean McLaughlin, John Mekovett, Travis boastz a .429 average. Mitterway, Timothy Sabol, Craig Slater, Jaion SUnco, Victor Stellakis, Scotts* seed really pays off. m Brian H ^ ie and Vincent Williams City to off or W hat superiority? Well, unlike “ bar LINDEN PBA LOCAL 43—Coaches: Edward Sot, Bill Zucosky and Al gain” brands, Scotts screens out the Gonzales George Doney, Gary Dudash, Todd Ferry, Andrea Gonzales, sonior sports Howard Haber, Douglat Hargis, Nicholas Melnyk, Greg Pardo, Ted Pardo, small, weak seeds, the empty hulls and The Linden Recreation F a m ily 1 Brandon Robinson, Huey Robinson, Neal Saake, Michael Sot, Oswald Soto, stems, the weed seeds. 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3 MAH. T O Scohs Difference Refund «i PO Bo* 9464 Onion, towa 52736 NOTE 0*Of good onty in Iho US *ed whom prohibited taxed m lesinclod Mow 8 8 weefck for ' t ■ ■ ■ ...viV-* > . Union County April 2t. 19*3 Over 96,000 Readers Seniors plan convention, installation rite annual convention ...staliation .of officers of Senior Citizens Council of Union Couaty will be held next Thur sday at L’Affaire, Route 22, Mountainside. Guest speaker for the day will be Jacques O.’Lebel, director of the New Jersey Division on Aging. . The following were re-elected to office on April 7 and will be installed: president, Evelyn Frank of Union; first vice president, ’Jack Landau of Kenilworth; second vice president, John Murphy of Roselle Park; corresponding secretary, Madeline Lancaster of Springfield; treasurer, Wanda Ecntm of Union; recording secretary, Alma Zeller of Springfield; assistant treasurer, Julia Dudash of Winfield; trustees, Veronica Kane of Elizabeth, Victor Kruse of Westfield and Louis Hershbain of New Providence. The theme for this year will be "Help Your Neighbor — My Neighbor is You.” It will highlight ways in which local involvement can assist the elderly in their community. Peter M. Shields, director of the Union County Division on Aging, will be master of ceremonies and Teresa Reger. »t> In Focus MiRy meals: Division reports on nutrition, other programs. ...page 2 Partners: Business, county government working S ta y in g Council m aM m in '!, tea •tract. TM t couple, botti equipped wtttl waHitap tncks, leek adventepe el a balmy day lor a hoed la band stroN In Uelen. tM tm »im »inM« « m Ik aiMt • qu*a» . Aging that helped nursing home patients patients home nursing helped that Aging . § • division served •division ’ hospice programs for for programs hospice ’ ' and Muhlenberg Hospitals for their their for Hospitals Muhlenberg 'and FOCUS ON UNION COUNTY - April M, IMS Rpr or' fo Report lctes apin ikof n fund and raiser. kick-off campaign elec tiers at wl clbae i 2t an 25th re- a as his serve will and County Union in celebrate will at party m p 10 to 7 from tomorrow party hwar eg e,home enak kb a n fe e m o h , , * e re a ic c rv g te e s m w e f * o e rs a w M h • M M 9 t ch t divi on ablshed oto d e h s lis d b a ta re s e th n io tia is u i o v b d e e m o th b h ic e h th w n to e h d itc k re e liv e d niversary as a law enforcement officer officer enforcement law a as niversary The in Linden. Lounge Starlight Hank's cocktail a at honored be will Froehlich of aid the with blind elderly county’s 05.000 t cowseil . g iilh e s w o c lth a e h n a m n U f o iM tM r n p c D e th f o g ia g A n a medical transportation medical e t t r me meal e re e w ls a e m e m f o ird -th e n o n a th re o M te aece cnend ih the with concerned various agencies and Cross, Red other Plainfield Elizabeth and Center. Overlook Community Services. Westfield Legal County Hospital. Union Community Hospital, RunneUs Township Action, Union citizens County, senior Program, of others to helping time their devoted hundreds Volunteer Senior where Retired the as well as funds Act Americans the Older for program a ran also It program. on Division the of sponsorship the under adcpe as asse i providing in and assisted also elderly the handicapped for unit transportation eadi i 490seni tzens ecei ng t g o in .'h iv e r c a re e s y n e t s itiz la c r io n m e s ra g 4,900 ro p in d re ie a c d a e re m o h a d p la f n m g ia v a r e le m iv r d e fo th , le IS IS ib w in t o a p o tmjmth r n r w o s sh a s a w rc u o s e R M a rc h o f la s t y e a r w ith d ie a s s is ta n c e o f f . o e th c e n b ta a is s lis s E a f o ie . d c In ith ls e w e r h a e -W y n t -o s tis la e f M o h rc a M rnig ueos te sca and social other in numerous division the with bringing cooperated elderly visiting friendly volunteer a through program ombudsman home nursing a Peter M. Shields, director of the division the of director Shields, M. 1982.in Peter aged said " th to services health 340.000 Party for Froehlich for Party G r a d funds w «re also given to Rahway Rahway to given also «re funds w d a r G in s e g n a h c d te itia in o ls a n io is iv d e h T Union County S h e riff Ralph Ralph riff e h S County Union l i e county's Human Resources Resources Human county's e i l A M I the by t s e n A Catholic Community Services operated operated Services Community Catholic "T h e Senior Citizens Council of Union Union of Council Citizens Senior e h "T Mother’ Day a D ’s r e h t o M 4 IEF TS N FIVE T A FO o w llo e y . o to t. n e w 34© Chamenue 34© Straac she’ll rem em ber forever. ber em rem she’ll health health 2,900 tripe to to tripe meals e ie d y OMi iM M O ty e a u C s e n io r r io n e s term inally il|. inally term eeni d n a g in n e re c s 3.000 82 ______people prim arily for for arily prim people dtistct*. dtistct*. : s t h do Frhr nomto is information Further 964-7555 calling by door available the at the day. of chairman Chosen Freeholders arid New Jersey Jersey New arid Freeholders Chosen others Among County program. the Union attend manager, to County Union Grist, J. director. Arthur Edward Smith; Rev. D the the and by Summit in benediction Church Catholic is Echan and program the open Landau will offices* the install wilt on Aging, Office Uniat- County representative. field M h cucl fie o a ikt Reser ticket sold be a will tickets no And for SI are vations office council the officials County. local and mayors their Union invited from legislators state of Board County are Union the meeting of the at members guests be to invited and Resources, Human of Department s s n r e Union. of T Rischmann St. of Badgowicz Anthony m em ber ber em m O Many senior citizens groups also have have also groups citizens senior Many Convention m ( CeaOaaed from page I I > page from CeaOaaed ( N AD VISORY a O A K D -R e y Kink, w4w has I w4w has Kink, y e -R D K A O a VISORY AD N The invocation will be given by Msgr. Msgr. by given be will invocation The Anyone wishing to attend may contact contact may attend to wishing Anyone to Joan extended been have Invitations FamilyuniqueJewelry,a and Union County D M r iw an an iw r M D County Union SHOP OCR ADVERTISERS ADVERTISERS OCR SHOP jewel btrthstones ingold a forever withforever treasure to eleganttowaycombine t) t) N AEMONEY M SAVE AND setting tosymbolize a AND SAVE GAS GAS SAVE AND sentingthe birthdate Hie county's county's Hie colorful stone repre SHOP LOCAL LOCAL SHOP 14K white or yeHow loving Eachfamily budget• in10K or gold,synthetic or ofloving a family Available to suit genuinestones. every style andevery mat be cherished member. Advitery Heard w» personal &HICt| Aging, takes i takes n Elderly and MeKenney, and Linda L et Kelly, attorney. 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MtMrshi Corp. in M l Lets la New . « f ’taugh In ind Exxon Research aheot 20,000 of the people working in survey will create a b M a w M c h profile* the business Comnranltg In terms of space needs, mjmmmi pkm, transportation modes utilised, markets for products as well as raw ma^nrhds, foreign competition, empicyee/labor matters, training needs, County,**** Wttiginiiiewtattaw, a »«s g $ vwisam- relatione and services, them flw t m m m refctffle® fee a priority basking needs and energy atsss. in U K n Cm**.* and tta t * bumMat “The cooperation of all puhik officials la extrem ely important in this venture,” RALPH NAOtR, mmwnw activist, w ilt spend Waodsay on the campus of Kaan County will poy G risi said, fe s fc a fe f 4fc»f each of the C oltst* in Union. He wW visit classes during the day end speek at 8:15 p.m. in the county’s cogttatuuftidi will he called upon W ilkins Theatre. Tickets are free but must be Attained in advance. to support die project. A minting, with schooling costs the 21 mayors, the freeboidarr, other M iss Union County pageant to be held public officiate and NJ M represen- The Union County Board of tatives is planned for mid-May to discuss The silver anniversary of the Min been named first runners-up in the state Frpehaider*. has voted tiawiunwusiy to details uf the srograB- , Freeholder Union County scholarship pageant will pageant A highlight of this year’s reimbune county aitpkyera for so Gerald Gram, .c.siaen to tta Economic he celebrated at Scotch Plains-Fanwood festivities will be appearances and percent of ta» coat of com e* at Kean Development Corporation, said - test High School on May 7 at 8 p.m. performances by many of the former leading toward a certificate of ■•pubik aMicies such aa pfenning During the quarter century that the Miss Union County Utlists. pubik a i a j » w t in A public ad- boards and other local development Fanwood-Scoteh Plains Jayeees have Alina Redziniak, winner of the 1982 miBSatmtiw program. agen da* a N Use key to both business sponsored the pageant, six of the winners Miss Union County title, will assist in the Under a proposal by Union County retention mid public awareness of have gone on to capture the Miss New crowning of the 1983 winner Manager Arthur J. Grist, 15 to m Can economic development and related Jersey crown, and an additional six have This year's scholarship is $1,000 dida ^ will be Selected from £ field of issues." employee applicants who aireedy have The Union County Chamber of Com- bactsetors degree* and represent a cross- merce. the Union County Economic 1422 MORRIS AVf , UNION section of county departments. Can Development Corporation and leading didate will be chosen by county ad corporate officials are expected to play TOWNLEY m inistrate afficiss* in conjunction with m ajor roles in the survey. NJ Bel! will Kean College, and will take two courses use the resources of Rutgers University 's per semester for two semesters. Eaglefon Institute for computerization of SUPERMARKET “ The significance of this undertaking survey results and creation of various is that the county is committing furxhng raports/profiles. to continuing education for its NJ Bell's Steve Heller and William m anagers," Grisi M id. “ W e're saying to McKinley have been discussing this our employers that we are ready toaasist project with county officials for several them in both improving themseive. and months. A presentation to the Union lusming how to better nerve the pnbHc." County Economic Development Cor Completion of the certificate program poration Board of Trustees was made ai will result in 12 .credits toward the a recent meeting. It is expected that the master of pubik administration (M PA) survey will be initiated in the next few months and completed in 12 to 18 months Bus trip set by Red Cross FROM OUR DELI-CUT TO ORDER Thumann's Land O' Lakes The Clara Barton Thumann's Auxiliary of the Sectors IMPORTED Union County Chapter ER AMERICAN American Bed Cross, HAM $160 headquartered in I Wife. CHEESE$110 Eltaabeth, wiD spencer an I Vk fib. all-day bus trip to N * 8 h m » i *I i F ir T y M r i i M a l Errwr* Baltimore, lid., on May 7. Leaving fe w tik Kean College paddKg -lot on PM M a* Y CaMma ~ uAtsms M orris Avenue, Union, at lU M tl gtaMm iAmI 8:30 a.m.. the grosjp mm, ikk M test pM. DMw CARROTS return by 9 p.r The m feM U M tat Actank U POTATOES ORANGES per ponton is 133, aRNa It News* a ym. 8t*w reservcdoni m int be made by ceding Sylvia Pierre 5t 79* 5*jr Landy, 358-2800, or mailing "72” Sir* cheek/iBWsey order to b o n u at Clara Barton Auxiliary ■ASTIR CAM 203 West Jersey Street, ANtAKARmESS All 28-Ot. _ _ . Eliiabe&ozatt, CANADA DRY MIXES...... 55c • Frits Lay, 8-Oz. Bag ICHEETOS...... 99c : JUMBOGrade A EGGS...... 85L np> Pricas Effsctlv* Thru April 30th Furnace tune-up, water heater aid offered Applications are now within the last two yean in local newspapers in weather-stripping, plastic HAPPY being accepted for a All applications will be dicating where persona windows and other energy- program to assist low- certified by the Depart may apply income and saving devices. income Union County ment of Human Resources programs guidelines and The destine for ap MOTHER’S DAY residents in paying for staff. Notification of ap necessary documentation. plication is Friday, May 17. furnace tune-ups and in proval or disapproval, with County residents who Additional information is stallation of a hot water an explanation, will be qualify can also receive available from Jean MOM! heater insulation Jacket given to the person at each one of some ISO Energy Koszutinski, senior plan- Entitled the "Sup intake location responsible Conservation Kits donated ner, St7-4M1.______P.S Thank Hamas far plemental Crisis In for the applications. Ad by Public Service Gas & C a ll 686-7700 tervention Program” vertisements will be posted Electric. Each kit includes MEMORY LANE (SCIP), the project is being They Have It AH funded through a grant from the New Jersey • Cards • Candy Department of Community • Collectables • Jewelry Affairs, which is making • Gifts .G W Wrap $14,977 a v a ila b le for You’re number eligible county residents Gaftepiag HiN Mad at Five FtMs~ who can provide proof that one Mom! Umom their income does not latMt»IM.MH,SatlM exceed poverty guidelines. The SCIP project is 687-2071 designed to supplement the Weatherization and Home Energy Assistance Program (HEAP), as well as other energy related programs The two ser ?Topk*ae&fOM vices provided through the program, furnace tune-up and the hot water heater jadMt/blanket, m to be provided by tpfeilgible household’ s m m energy supplier through a special payment arrangement between the County of Uatan and the energy Upon receiving How about adding to your mother's charms from the with a 14k gold collectible and a charm holder t of Human the en ergy to go with it. Let our friendly salespeople help you find a lovely and affordable Mother's Day ■daiSMn-IMiaknh gift. P »9>5 — FOCUSON UNION COUNTY — April at. SUB at. — April COUNTY UNION FOCUSON — »9>5 P i- - 1 1 KOMI (I 8mm at mm adjects isa*«8..i» im f*ifete- are: 1I mw*J 90 1! 1 folescence and teen pregnancy, marriage, ^ enopauae, parenting, aea' education, sexually i*t Vf wft .jf?\ anaftillfad gM M tii and a aoc&oo a t Spwuiii gtiee- T o PaMkiir Chairmen; Would you like son*? help in preparing newspaper releases'* write to Ms newspaper and aak lor m iser's PORK STORE \mv 1850 MORMS AVENUE (EASTOUNO) • ftM 71 7 Liquors FOCUS ON UNION COUNTY— April 29. 1*3-P a g e * t r a e H certification card. an a a Association p receive H o m A wUI the course complete successfully and chUdran. chUdran. and statewide and community associations, associations, community and statewide v y a w r i a d e t c u r t s b o to anyona o v tr ths age o f 14 f o age ths tr v o to anyona n a 1. 2 1 ad 19 and 17from?toM:»pja. 12, 1*. May on American the of member a is Foley one- and two-man CPR, CPR, two-man and one- part basic cardiac life life open course cardiac ) R P (C support basic part umt i ofe a or - four a ffer o wiH Summit Association. Hospital infant and child C P R and and R P C child and infant puters to b u rise m s and individuate, individuate, and s m rise u b to puters etfct o ne i dne b the by denied is need health. of commissioner of certificate adopt and help policies will care health 1071, Foley establish in law by created Health Jersey ( HCAB) Board New Administration the Care on year-term he said. service," after-sale prehensive keep to customers Entre’ seminars to open are application the and once And educational said. Goel staff, her or lor software and hardware of mix proper Goel computer, personal required their are services from what them beip will determine who consultant systems he said. and software, hardware looc s n o s psr selling in a " approach new offering is Union, Ave., Morris according to A. B. G od , general general , od G B. A. manager. to according elh ae nttto' rqet o a for request institution's including a when care board HCAB health appeal The the state as Health, setting. serves also the rate f and o by licensure ent proposed Departm regulations four- a to Summit, Hospital, Overtook England, in Aston, of engineering degree University the science electrics] from and of master electronics a with he added. updated, them continuing complete, is training initial financial accounting, processing, ward the choosing f o task confining otherwise explained. a with meet can customers where pointed Thomas J. Foley, president of of president Foley, J. Thomas pointed picks Governor and books articles. Webster, k and Stone with positions Electric, General management held He has industry, and business with in computers experience IS years than more has he said. uses," or other modeling the approach comfortably more can “ course = = ld e h e b ill e s w r u o c R P C Burns Foley for board Foleyfor incomputers. ' H w ta » « «■ > !• • tar the • tar !• > «■ « » ta w H Gas Co , and is the author of several several of author the is and , Co Gas A ctive in several professional, professional, several in ctive A new approach approach new Participants w ill team team ill w Participants N B in Hospital Overlook m o "c provides also firm The then consultant and customer The IB at Center Computer Entre’ ie H As a member o f the HCAB, which was was which HCAB, the f o member a As engineer professional licensed a od, G Ms and customer the train wifi Entre' oenr hms . en a ap has Kean H. Thomas Governor both includes that Uae a carries Entre' It has conference rooms available available rooms conference has It k Roe and Public Service Electric Electric Service Public and Roe U mbo who who ria ria <■ M A salon now offers services Including Including perming, services conditioning, styling, offers cutting, now salon Service on premises. Full its “ emblem the Salon” display to authorized publication. as beauty care products for use between between use for products care beauty well as as facials and pedicures manicures, erican m A nationwide by a in sponsored salon program a service as qualified full has Union, St.. Chestnut visits. trade a Owner, Salon Hairdresser Betteto NapsntLaugMfcfand Mmey. PatrickJ. Fnshalton as 'full service' , , 'full asservice' ao ulfe |r qualifiesSalon A representative of Yolanda's said the the said Yolanda's of representative A Yolanda's As a result. Yolanda's has been been has Yolanda's result. a As never needs painting. needs never ings. Rail Aluminum and Iron Wrought o stracmlt eeto - - selection complete a Sontor us PERMARAIL CO 213 IHtertKdf Ms. 9281 8 2 -9 5 4 2 Creative Concept. Xto • CMtSM N CMtSM • Xto Concept. Creative • Pate A• Pate Steps Hears l i T A Slate • »JJ MmaiyWarfc — " j " — KENCAIV1W0 CONST 245-0078 only pay tor the Higher Priced one). Priced Higher the tor pay only UNION•964-7526 O ar S ift* M dnde Any o< tho service* listed below at 1 tor 1 1 tor at below listed o ORLANDO’S U th ANNIVERSARY th U COIFFURES fs t ! u o Y r to iffs G A Orest Savings! Orest A Our 1 V rsog!*' * v * T FOCUS ON UNION April COUNTY - . » 1*3 C AM PAIO N K IC K O F F —M ayor Anthony E. Russa of OamacraKc Caanrawman Jamas Fiorto to a campaign dinner-dance Friday in tha Taam and Ca input Restaurant on Morris Avanva. Mora than 2I« supporters attamtod the atNMt which marked tha start oi Russo's bid to return to tha state Senate from tha •tlst District. Ftorie daiivarad the kaynata address. IHELP Stoto t— Hr Usto I m m m (R.-llst District) OUMi to m s si the Mpm lw lih f 4M callt which M m m t M Om w l Hospital in Uninn receives eech mwdh tor M p trewi Ht m M ii Intwi Nn car* unit (M id i) es clinic ceersltoetor Lais O'SwMhMNi u t a R m an unarm . Resume hat |etned those urgt?!j the toderel |i n*naini set to out etf reimbureemewts tor MICUs. xtoicfc sava the lives a( an trtWtolatf « M » resldseis ef the stole seek year. FREE HEARING EXAM Tact yew hearing without charge, it s quick, sjmpto and private. And there's abeohitety no obligation. Peers*— tor professional, dependable help and truly remarkable value* in tha newest and most reliable hearing aids available. 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Sandra and be will he and musical, the Green Lane Players of of Players Lane Green y o R cast the announced d an have , r e c u d o r p St n ta S Polito. Dinardo. . s Joe b Doris b Smith, o Diane D illiams. W y l l e Dobbs, K Chuck Lee. Karen Union, M ay 7.1415. and ay M Union, YM- County Union • Eastern the musical. by next Yankees." n the "Dam for co-producer, insky, Kam Y W H A , G reen Lane. Lane. reen G , A H W Y can be obtained by calling 377-1310. calling by obtained can be for the concert Additional information information Additional concert the for In i versify campus. Professor Lydia Lydia music the review Professor will Drew Drew of the campus. Hailpam on Center i versify In University the a.nt. 9:10 3at ay at M lecture pre-concert a for Y stage Y for the chorale. of soprano; Jane Buaoeil. alto: Cornelius Cornelius bass. Denaeo. Irwin alto: and tenor, Sullivan, Buaoeil. Jane soprano; S:30 p m in the Junior School School Junior Paul the Madison. program. the St., conduct in will Zukefsky Mala auditorium. m p S:30 it* final concert of the annum M ay 4 at at 4 ay M annum the of concert final it* v. Mdsa wn ren Verdi's preeent win Madlsta. Ave., slated May 4 May slated concert Final Shia Saltzman will direct direct will Saltzman Shia A la n Z im m e r m a n , , n a m r e m im Z n la A set Yankees' Damn SUMMER DAY CAMP DAY SUMMER Requiem ' with the Summit Chorale a* a* Chorale Summit the with ' Requiem g Sessions AGES 6-12 AGES g Sessions The Colonial Symphony Guild will bold bold will Guild Symphony Colonial The Gareth N air serves as music director director music as serves air N Gareth Soloists wifl include Jeanie B ow en , , en ow B Jeanie include wifl Soloists R E G I S T E R N O W !L I M I T E D E N R O L L M E N T The Colonial Symphony. 3* Madtoen Madtoen 3* Symphony. Colonial The EKN M A WEEKEND ALL PHASES OF RESTORATIVE DENTISTRY RESTORATIVE OF PHASES ALL DENTAL INSURANCE PLANS WELCOMO PLANS INSURANCE DENTAL BOYS’ (Membership Required-Over Required-Over (Membership AK NJ 4 0 2 7 0 N.J. PARK, f U E S O R HON-SURGICAL PERIODONTICS HON-SURGICAL RVNG AESY D.D.S. KANEFSKY, G VIN IR 18 L WESTFIELD AVENUE WESTFIELD L 18 EMPHASIS ON ORAL HYGIENE ORAL ON EMPHASIS Weekdays 1:30-5 MO SessionPer TVN KN, D.D.S. KANE, L STEVEN 00JAET V. UNION AVE. JEANETTE 1050 E AINSWEl " " t t M lM E W PATIENTS NEW ANO PREVENTATIVE CARE PREVENTATIVE ANO 7 A M EVENING M A 7 EMERGENCY SEEMERGENCY s l r i G d n a s y o B r o F K W A H O M F ^ A C FAMILY DENTAL CAJtE DENTAL FAMILY t G I R L S ’ C L U B O F U N I O N 24544*3 7 9 6 2 7 8 6 CALL 289-9112. can be obtained by calling calling by obtained be can d d o T . y k s in m a K and Jodie Yospin. all of of all Yospin. Jodie and Lancet. Dave Kaminsky. Gloria as Siegel Sue and Hardy. Joe as Netis Jim Unionites. include will cast Union, and Trudie Heller of of Heller and Trudie Union, Roy Marc-Shapiro Olitsky. y Am be will in cast included the Also Thorpe manager the as elly K Ray Roselle Park. Roselle supporting The Richard Harrison by ed perform Isaacm an and E stelle stelle E and an Isaacm Lefkowitz. in Union in APPOINTMENTS Additional information information Additional The lead roles will be be will roles lead The Age Age 4) company o f professional theater artists artists theater professional f o company season, is an Actors' Equity Association Association Equity Actors' an is season, “ dedicated to bringing the best of theater of best the to bringing dedicated “ line." story an exciting imaginative costuming, joyful music and music joyful costuming, imaginative nation. " our shaped cooiHment and the immigrants, whoae "vision, courage courage "vision, whoae immigrants, the people — the settlers, the pioneers and and pioneers the settlers, the — on focuses people events, historical highlighting Avenue. Union. T uesday at at 9:30 a.m. uesday T Union. Avenue. SA IS Connecticut Farm s School. Stuyvesant Stuyvesant School. s Farm instudents "for Connecticut Sampler, erican "Am hit. Verona, w ill present its recent musical musical recent its present in ill w based audiences, Verona, young for company stage musical in Union in musical stage P uhat lyr, o i is ninth its in now Players, Pushcart The shew has "inovative staging, staging, "inovative has shew The "A m erican Sam pler." a musical play play musical a pler." Sam erican m "A Pushcart Players, a traveling theater theater traveling a Players, Pushcart ushcart Players to offer to Players ushcart SHAMPOO CUT and is included in the Mid-Atlanic States States Mid-Atlanic the in included is and a is Pushcart Arts the on Council State Arts Consortium's Touring Program Touring Consortium's Arts Group Thaler Jersey New the of member Jersey New and Arts the National for Foundation. Endowment Life Foundation. Metropolitan Dodge R. Geraldine New Jersey. of Foundation arts Business the by lsro tahr ad qeto and question a and teachers classroom musical live lighting, stage include and mid- the throughout audiences young to answer session with the cast following following for cast the the performance with guides session answer study accompaniment, that mounted reported fully are was productions It Pushcart region." Atlantic Funds in part for the group is provided provided is the group for in part Funds EVERY DAY PRICES DAY EVERY a ST YL FCUT BLOWDRY SHAMPOO AND styling techniques. styling ly with the latest cutting and and cutting latest the with ly A fantastic new concept in Hair Hair in concept new fantastic A Styling serving the entire fami entire the serving Styling S R E T T U C R I A H Classes will will Classes yclig7423 . . . 744-2B3. by calling director and casting dkwctsr casting and director by instructed 5 July sdays auditioning member of the company And the company of member Professional Together" to to Together" spring s n ^ u nw m rt . _ . rt m nw u ^ n s spring Mooney and I and Mooney I television Ave.. Whole Whole lists ihihig e H Highlighting The Whole Additional Additional It win extawd its its extawd win It I P L A C E N T AP T R V PROGS;, COLOR °° 5 2 $ N A P information can b* 1 a I'tlt shew t l t ' I May IEN1 pr«4weSs« ef I andbe will fr w tf Thur Thur tf w fr Its RJpmirse assistant obtained obtained WHI be be WHI William founder “ Alone Alone “ stars stars i•« FOCUS ON UNION C O U N TY - April 28.1483 April - TY N U O C UNION ON FOCUS ly Orchestra will DeCurtis; Concerto No. 2. Von Weber, :rt at B:3U p.m. "Gold and Silver Waltz,” Lehar; 1L B the auditorium of "Meditation" from "Thais." Lehar: School. Stuyvesant “Whistler and llis Dog." Pryor: Avenue, Uaips. "Show boat” highlights. Kern and ■‘ . t t s w. Rtodtar. conductor and music , "Washington Post March, Sousa -tractor, *U M the orchestra in a Guarino has appeared in leading roles program that wW feature Ken Hunt, with the Michigan Opera Theater !,ake trumpet: Robert Quartan, ienor; Phyllis George Opera and P r vidence Opera He Lax, piccolo, and Robert GHck. clarinet made his Town Hal debut in a 1981 Oe the program are "Slavonic concert performance of Verdi's “II Btsgpendy,' Friedm an; Tram Corsaro and has appeared as i solois; * Lullaby." Antterssn; "L a Donna with the Boston Symphony, Harrisbur: • Mobile.” Verdi “ Mattinato." Leon Symphony. Masterwork Chorus and cavallo: "Come Back to Sorrento." Orchestra and Nev York and Long Island Choral Socieln s. He also has sung at the Waterloo Musk “'estival Comedy slated Las. who began her flute studies in th- New York schools, w as a member of th Brooklyn Community Symphony ani for two days principal flutist with the Bloomfield Symphony before joining the Union The Linden Summer Playhouse Symphom She studies with Paige production of ‘You're A Good Man. Charlie Brown.” stage comedy based on Brooks associate principal flutist of the New York Philharmonie comic strip characters, will be staged Gliek received a bachelor of arts Saturday at 8 p.m. and Sunday at 3 p.m degree m music education and master ol in Linden High School. arts in applied music from Montclair Featured will be Mike Dooley in the State College Also a member of the Utfe role. Cathy Weber as Lucy. Chris Cnioh Symphony he is a clarinet in Gilligan as Snoopy, Ron Aiose as Linus, structor with the Westfield Summer Scott Mefcvoy as Schroeder and Michele Workshop Miskiewicz as Patty Tom Pedas will Tickets, which are required fof ad direct the play. mission. are available without charge It was announced that limited seating from members of the orchestra is available in the in-the-round Franklin State Bank Union; Union production. Tickets may be obtained Center National Bank; Gruber's and from playhouse members. Pedas or Rita ABOARD 'THE NEW M O O N '-M H * McCmtoy staff 'Lover, Com* Back to Me' Stan Sommer's. Union Altenberg Piano Greco, ticket chairman, at 925-9068 s ta ff musical at Paper MW Playtwwe, Mil taunt. Tha skew will rua Wt rough May IS. House. Elizabeth Rindler 686-8082 Sherman Perr. 686-5771, Robert J Pauli Wizard of Oz' set 688-6887. and First Jersey National Bank. The Club Bene Dinner Theater, Rt 35. Morris and Colonial Avenues. Morris Sayreville. will present “The Wizard of BELLEVUE (Montclair s-THE B E T R A Y A L . F ri.. 7:45,9:35: Sat . 5:30, Tax deductible contributions payable OUTSIDERS. 7:30. 9:30; SOM ETHING 7:05. 8:40. 10:20: Sun.. | 30. 3:05. 4:40. Oz’ Saturday and Sunday at 2 p.m to the Union Symphony Orchestra can be WICKED THIS WAV COMES. F ri. 8. 8:15, 7;5*. 9:25: Mon.. Tuet,. Wed.. Additional information can be obtained sent to Rindler. 1035 Bertram Ter.. Union 10: Sat.. Sun.. 2.4.6.8.10: Mon.. Turn.. Thur. 7:45,8 :20. by calling 727-3000 07083 Wed . 7:30.9:30. St r a n d i summit)—la n u it de CAMEO (Newark)-LUST FLIGHT VAR E N N E S, F ri . 7:15, 9 40; Sat.. 5. 7:20. 9:40; Sun . 4:30. 7. 9:20: Mon.. I f* f n Np * 2.000; DALLAS SCHOOL GIRLS: p te Tue*.. Wed.. Thur,, 7, 9:20: Sat.. Sun. third feature. Codtinuow Monday matinee, BLACK STALLION , 2. through Saturday, 10 a m to 11 p.m.: (■ *'WihiIKS Sunday, l p.m. to It p.m FIVE POINTS CINEMA (Union )- TOOTSIE. Fri , 7:30,9:80; Sat.. 2,7:30. 9:30; Mon.. Tuea., Wed , Thur.. 8; Sat, . P|HitiG iiii STYLE Sun. adult midnight show. LINDEN TWIN TWO-MEANING M t x a z o \ \ d IM • STRAWBERRY TORTE TORTE •STRAWBERRY oa , NJ 686-6633 NJ , ------’s i d r a T OPENI G IN N E P -O E R Restaurant Italian Cuisine GRAND w n t t D e t e l p m o C Special MMftcr'* MMftcr'* Special INNER BUFFET INNER DINNER n - . n > - g i prtm * + * a 0 3 B $ permttm r e p tew Dmg ___ ‘ g’r “ S I L V E R C A S U E A H A Kffl SEAFOOD A PMMG MB RESERVE EARLY!! BRUNCH n i i u l e j i t f r |f *n BUFFET MCUJOED Page 11 — FOCUS ON UNION COUNTY - April 2*. 19*3 2*. April - COUNTY 11UNION ON FOCUS — Page Atorothonset f6r organists in Plainfield the Unitarian church of Plainfield. ^ A n g a r y for ttePfiiafnM Symphony OrcheatW* organ lW-IIM WIWi. The program -wiO ■pjn.; Kathleen Upton of the Crescent Avenaa Preehyterian Church. 4 p m ; i S atw day t r m I to 7 fu n in feature f a n n recitals, back to back, at the historic Chuadt. M arie M ercler of St. Michael's Church, The satoMa tar “Organ Marathon Cranford, 5 p m , and Randolph Waller of 19*3" a re Glean I d l e r of the United St. Marie’s Episcopal Church of Basking Reformed Church of Somerville per Ridge, ap.m. terming at X pjn.. Jeaffrey Peterson af RESTAURANT & TAVERk mUNION'S m MRIWE SEAF000 RESTAURANT SINCE 1954 FULL COURSE DINNERS 'The Lobster Place” & ALA CARTE • Live Maine Lobsters Servings Start At 12 Noon • Florida Stone Crabs • tumbo Shrimp LUNCHEON & DINNER 1 e Soft Shell Crabs Served 7 Da vs A Week! ENTERTAINMENT Fresh Fish Daily! Every Sat. Evening "L u n ch eo n & D in n ers We Also Cater To Parties, Banquets A Alter Funeral Luncheons Now Open Sunday 2 PM to 9 PM Fine Wines, Cocktails, Reservations Now Accepted j 1252 Stuyvesant>tuy’ Ave. 2258 MORRIS WE. UNION • 686 1200 Union, N.J. • 687-7020 K i n g ’ s K w Id Court ! court i 11 0MNER SPECIALS EACH EVENIM M0NDAY-FRIDAY ‘5" e Chef Francises iMadbw brad i MAT dnawt and to«ee . lea w wt m o t h e r s d a y IT'S HER DAY!! larfy MENU Trmd TREAT MOM LIKE A QUEEN! Soup ttu Jour. Sotiui Roast Fresh Ham COMPLETE MOTHER’S DAY with Apple Sauce Roast Leg of Lamb DINNERS FROM * with Mint Jelly 8.95 Prime Rib au Jus Dinners include Appetizer, Roast Half a Chicken Soup, Free Salad Bar, Beverage, Veal Francaise and Choice of Any Dessert Stuffed Flounder and Potato. Vegetable, and Jello. Ice Cream, or Rice Pudding Coffee or Tea 1 0 9 5 Children ‘5M Phene for reservations Seating! at I :«*. 1:M * 5:0# Breakfast Lunch Dinner from 7 AM from 11:30 from 5 PM Sunday Dinners 1:00 to7:00 PM Happy Hour Mon.-Frl. 4 to 7 CHILDREN’S MENU AVAILABLE Complimentary Hon d'Oourors Always Open Never Closed RT. 22 ERST, SPRINGFIELD 379-2286 Ml M u n i Dorn on Premises , Proper Attire at All Times |m JR™ All Meier credit Cards Honored FOCUSON UNION COUNTY-April*, VWJ — Pag* 12 THE SPOONS, recording group, are. are. group, recording SPOONS, THE phonies." by The Spoons (A Records i Records (A Spoons The by phonies." Prevss and Gordon Oepps. Gordon and Prevss vocalist for the young quartet from from his in quartet saxophonist young alto an guitarist, the was Canada, for Deppe. Gord vocalist when 1975 to Theater, Princeton. The The Princeton. 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KCIMIIC GUMS, CALL 687-9030CALL was No Charge F o r: r: o F Charge No 10 CMMMIfiTIttTEOlY* -minute epics, featuring featuring epics, -minute written. . ms ooo« « Doaoro mast ic &Data- Disc June 3 and 4 Additional Additional 4 and 3 June performed and produced 5200. will Of show on and Sunday through run The Princeton undergraduates by nomto cn e ob 16091 be 462-calling by tained can information ______By Milt Hammer ByMilt et o ih, erc Rs, ad Hrs Rsb Horns, Sandy Ross, Derrick right, to left elements from their music "W e've been been e've "W music their from elements explore remote places and uncommon uncommon and places remote explore notes he along." Spoons' all things excess The simplifying all away strip to reflects effort ongoing Symphonies manager the Spoons' as on board 17, joined now Preuss. Rob at keyboardist concert hot a became soon Spoons wy h srp' r cr' n i im and score' or script' the away to you ask lyrics the while simple, music single first States United inthe Spoons' release The is Canadian also established an that hit eart." H va o "N 1961 early in Records Ready s Canada came Muffins, the with and following bassist Martha s The Canada formerly Finkle. label Carl own year. its on single a recorded already 1980. had in band the time the By area Toronto the in traction provise a little That idea runs through through runs idea That little a throw to provise you tells song title The ideas is album new the in Punter included John ") y r by r e F produced for was LP. recorded was eighborhood." N thewholealbum ." thewholealbum "Bryan Music." y x o "R azareth." i "N We think our appeal lies in keeping the keeping in lies appeal our think We Arias and Symphonies." their second second their Symphonies." and Arias According to Deppe. "Arias and and "Arias Deppe. to According Figure "Slick album. first Spoons The PGHET DINNER ETTI H SPAG YUCNETFR $319 FOR EAT CAN YOU L L A 1 » + AA adGRI O R E N GARLIC and l i M SALAD of TMetit eitki TaM which w ill open May May open ill w which ToPutotlrilv Juanita in “ Come Back to the 5 the to Back Come “ in Juanita Chairmen: . _ .hy |ust ..they 5 • n Nt' >• : i i i h C : • ;> v s 'v t N n •‘ t t h t i V / at the the at S E P A T K N A L B MOVIE RENTALS A GENTLEMAN * • AN OFFICER MOVIE RENTALS! RENTALS! MOVIE e io%OFFft*chaMOI*anktapM io%OFFft*chaMOI*anktapM e e PLUS HUNDREDSOF OTHERS HUNDREDSOF PLUS 10%•OFF Putchaaa Of e (Q earang tap e* C ad et. 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For Essex Journal Classified call 674-8000 • .... — — nM iw i i i i an— > » iMaMaawaaMwae(»kW(UiiiM>ni»a»'«i r » ...... i t r y - - i v w m m m i IMflPY- L e m p l o y m e n t 2. ANNOUNCEMENTS 3. MISCELLANEOUS 4. PETS 5. instructions ■ H U L A . 6. SERVICESOfFERFD 7. REAL ESTATE 8. RENTALS 9. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 10. AUTOMOTIVE ««-»— sea— s . j HaiaftootH 1 Hdp Nantad l H ft g B t M ______L Help Wanted L LEGAL SECRETARY OFFICE ASSISTANT Good skills, dictaphone, Typing, record keeping, BANKING typing, some steno Ex some purchasing, assist EXPERIENCED LABORER perience preferred. Full MOTHER Will core for bookkeeper, telephone At Summit Bencorpora time Maplewood. Call 763 Company paid benefits your child in my home. tion, on* o* New Jersey's BOROUGH OF ROSELLE PARK 9000 Call (67-4927, 9:30 AM to finest banding organtza Call for appointment, 926 9:30 PM. Non*, yog'll work in an at DEPT. OF PUBLIC WORKS 6000. ACCURATE PRO m osphere ot protea Full time employment Machine operations DUCTS, 400 Hillside sionalism where your ef MODELS ADULTS KIDS Avenue, Hillside. forts will be recognized and/or mechanical skills desirable Must meet Earn extra $$. Part or full physcial requirements Applications available at time Catalog TV The Borough Clerk's office, 24 Charles Street, PART TIM E Magazines etc. Had it with PARKING ATTENDENT EXPERIENCED Roselle Park, will be accepted thru May 16. phony leads, free 8 x 10 Suburban essex area Full TYPIST CLERICAL photos and training if time and part time. Nights For a modest fee will type U MM PR needed and accepted. We and weekends. Must be 18 resumes, term papers, Sem M (0iaM ( have 30 Yrs experience years old and have car. etc. Please call 487 4822 or TiwtCiL Unique opportunity Appt Cal I Monday thru 688 2140 after 5 P.M. EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Call T A L E N T SEARCH, Thursday, to a.m 4 p m 2810 Morris Ave., Union, Credit Oept. doing CABLE TELEVISION 376 4367 GRANDPA mein ten* nee/close loan 851 0660 PART TIME DRUE duties. processing payments, general ledger STATION P A R T T I M E Legal Steno SHOPPING ticket, etc. Experience on Unique opportunity for entrepreneurial^ oriented manager to MAKE MONEY WORK Secretary, experience A N Y T H IN G a bank loan desk prefer le*d locel teteviaion channel into exciting new stage of growth red ING AT HOME! Many preferred. Flexible hours, 684-0554 Responsibilities include fund raising, marketing of a unique com munity service, organizing and motivating paid and trained honest companies Offer 3 days weekly, central Our benefits are superior volunteered staff. Previous experience in the above areas is details rush stamped ad — profit sharing (15% for necessary Television production experience helpful ideal op Elizabeth location. Reply OFFICE the past 5 years), Hospital portunity for individual seeking second family income or new dressed envelope 8. 25< to Box 4820, Suburban and Dental plan, and tui career New full time position with some flexibility of hours and service fee D L. Stephens, Publishing Corp., 1291 NEED CLEANING? tion reimbursement to vacation schedule Send resume to Channel PA2 COM Dept N.W. 205 B Kelly St., Stuyvesant Ave Union, name a few M UNITIES ON CABLE INC , P O Box 254. Summii. New Jersey Winona Lake, Indiana, Experienced, reliable 07901 07083. woman will professionally Please call our Human 46590. clean your office. Resaurces Dept between 9 AM 4 PM for further in P A R T T I M E References, reasonable. formation. Why wait? Call now I Ask MERRI MAC Switchboard operator Nan Skilled DENTAL HOMEMAKERS needed as a back-up to tor Kathy. 399-3907 after 8 (261) 522-34(0 ASSISTANT cover lunch hour, sick p.m. UNION We need you now! Be a No experience necessary Full time, experienced in demonstrator. It's fun & days and vacation If in ^ 7 h e Must have own car and both receptionist and easy Show our Gifts, Toys terested please call: telephone Recent references Maureen Martell 399 1234 SUMMER EMPLOY Sunynrf required Give us a call tor chairside. Full health 6. Home Decor, on home MENT WANTED- Male ™ ttffxijrjxjfjturn more information. benefits. Good salary party plan NO invest WESTAMERICA teacher, 31, wants employ General practice. Call 686 ment. C A LL F R E E MORTGAGE CO. ment from June 27 to 100 industrial Rd APOXIFORCE 0409. 1 800 553 9077 33 Myrtle Ave Berkeiey Heights, N.J Irvington, N.J. August 24th. Call 487 3907 07977 after 3:30 p.m. Equal oppty emp. M/F/H 07111 EXCELLENT INCOME MAINTENANCE Equal oppty For part time home HELPER- 12 noon to 5 employer M/F ■ Iw USSS- ± assembly work. For infor p.m. weekdays. Able to A I in Temporaries mation call 504 641 8003 paint, assist in repairs and SALES TRAINEES ACCOUNTS 1919 M orris Ave Ext. B383. general maintenance P A R T T I M E File clerk, COPIER, SUPPLIES Union 904 1301 This is a permanent posi Mountainside, $3.50 per R E C E M U L E CLERK A Copy, America's tion. No summer help. Call hour. 46 7 4980. largest independent EXPERIENCED Monday Friday, 9 a m 3 RETAIL distributor of business SECRETARY Wanted. p.m. GLENSIDE NURS Experienced, for small equipment is seeking D RIVER- For delivery Must be familiar with CRT ING HOME, New Pro PART TIME GUARD Suburban 2 person oh ice 5 agressive, motivated and aid in warehouse. and have good typing and vidence, N.J. 464 8600. days. Excellent at Individuals for our Steady, year round work, office skills. Self starter Wanted (or weekends 4 mosphere. Call Mrs. Sales Trainee Pro for one willing to learn for holidays Midnight shift preferred. Good salary MAINTENANCE Rablnowitz. 376 1234. gram. Candidates ac advancement. Call in per and benefits. Please call Must be reliable 4 have cep ted will handle pre son, BUY WISE AUTO Nancy at 688*5600 for inter WORKER good references. Apply: sent accounts and PARTS, 2091 Springfield view. For airport food service Union Steel Corp. BE YOUR OWN BOSS- set develop new business Avenue, Vauxhall. corporation. Must have 2150 Stanley Terr your own hours. Sell and in The Falrtleld, N.J. good knowledge of com Union deliver Fuller Brush. area. GOVERNMENT JOBS- mercial refrigeration, 6(7 2000 ® Phone, 488 7237, 488 8894, A Copy otters a com Dru( Store Cleft Thousands of vancancies plumbing, electric and 447-1017 Or MME20. petitive salary, plus must be filled Immediate heating. Must be able to For sales and stock. Ttjis PRODUCTION bonus and c*. - is an excellent opportunity ly. $17,643 to 850,112. Call read and follow wiring allowance. To 716 842 6000, Ext 3446. schematics. $6.00 per hour ASSISTANT BEAUTY CON for full time permanent Traffic and customer con schedule a cooflden employment. We require starting salary. Excellent SULTANTS NEEDED tial interview call: tact for graphic arts shop Opportunity In growth. responsible individual benefits including free Wendy Jacobson, „ I* G E N E R A L O F F IC E meals. Call Mrs. Must be very organized Frea M r and framing. with experience In drug WORK- Light Typing. Spr and able to work long (00-772 2077. store and/or liquor. Must Tracksler 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. REBORN COSMETICS. Equal Oppty ingfield location. Call 379 961 3349 hours as needed. Ex (57 1992 ask tor Anna have references. Call for perience helpful but will Vltoto'Marle.______employer appointment, Mr. 4140, if no answer call after 5:30 p.m., 467-5023. train. $150. per week. Send Dubrow, 373*8591. MATURE, RELIABLE letter stating quaiiflca C LEW HOUSEWIFE, Needed to tlons Write Class: P.0 CLERK TYPIST Some typing, goed phone EXPERIENCED DELI HANDY MAN- Needed by help keep my house Box 4(19, Suburban vole. » » 4 p.m., Monday Small office near Spr WORKER* Afternoon real estate firm. Either sparkling clean 1 day per Publishing Corp. 1291 to Friday. Stuyvesant Ingfield Center. Must like steady work or part-time. week. (Tuesday or Stuyvesant Ave. Union, working with figure*. Cali hours. Call between 2 5 Avenue. Wnton tN*H on p.m., 688 3047. Call 688 4896. Wednesday) 686 9050. N J 07083 Call evenings. 232 2942 379-4494. FOCUS ON UNION COUNTY - April M. 1963 - Page 14 O'Donnell, 353 O'Donnell, 4200 Tom call firm established a people. If you are seeking youare If people. and Division commercial okn fr fw quality few a for looking The Boyle Company, Company, its Boyle expanding is Realtors, The R posi 379 Pleasecall, 7373 tion. interesting sified., skills typing excellent with petent office background background office petent com A good people interaction. with individual alert ih redy atmosphere. friendly with is needed for this diver diver this for needed is processing word including an for opening mediate o.Cl 762son.Call 0133. n pigil, a im has Springfield, in agency insurance Leading ek atsi sls per sales artistic Seeks n ih aho boutique fashion high In potnt fr growth. for Opportunity week 20per hours steady, Mr. Dubrow, 373 8591 Dubrow, Mr. responsible a require We niiul o pr time, part for individual i m L m & j oiin ih well a with position estate Sates estate OPPORTUNITY RECEPTIONIST R E A L ESTATE L A E R PHARMACIST/ TIME E M I T T R A P Cterta YES. toyou pay Holiday We offer 1 officeToday YES to you! pay offerVacation We YES YES, We P/T assignments P/T TYPIST S E L A S offer offer REG. F/T & F/T 1995 Morris Ave., Union E C R O F I X O P A 1 ' Temporaries 'n I WORK? 964-1301 NEED YES. YES. t tle* r* n i V w t M Ira* ktclpes* ® it™ w» «n*r » *■» » «n*rw» nuat t t t anp M skill* M C owcottoat typttf hpvo wccaaaM Ttte surancaaraa to cwrranfty Potter taafcmpTyptet In a tec ate* lit Hta attractive Man Hitt* Ttte Horn* inoofGrtCG Company, Stopour by THURSDAY M A Y STM Y A M THURSDAY informal oppor »n about discussion for below I T A T .(S M S * eadn WRD OF WORLD rewarding tunities in and the exciting location the at and9p.m. ESTATE AT MONTH SEAL CAREER is May REAL ESTATE SALES SALES ESTATE REAL Stop in any 6between time Experience conditions right opportunitycome for al An Wlo, 376 Wilson, interview Anne call, confidential For interested? preferred, working Excellent party Highassociate. 5 in figure eedn o experience. on depending 2308. open has area, general Call 379Call hour 5362 55.00 Or467 to 4612. up needed.Salary if Saturday other ns o fl tm sales time full tor :ngs Hills Short in firm tury Monday, Hours: day 45 all least accurately. at wpm type to able be willing to work every every work to willing Must be evenings. Thursday ut e esnbe and personable be Must rdy n Tedy and Tuesday and Friday eual qatr cen quarter Reputable office. Podiatrist time. T S I N O I T P E C E R A T S S m X J iwSMwiw hle esnlt. 9*4- personality. phflhe o Io! ek Good lftO desk.or 9*4-5090 Iron! For JBRSL AERNGHT! H NIG CAREER DEONAN BOYLE BOYLE DEONAN INSURAMCt POLICY t M l f H H TYPIST REALTORS Kill. Union Lin* Union Kill. R E M . E S T A T E ®Nr w. Aw Norm S® PI NIST EPTIO C E R referal offriends referal 353-4200 TYPIS T/ T/ TYPIS We offer cashWe offer m choose your choose your We letyouWe We letyouWe p a it y own hours own ■ NGBSfcMte* bonus for location! Va YES. YES YES YES Part Part day Galore. g ’«x gwrarwa: V s * g with friend*. Kern free free Kern friend*. with ecads. o infor For merchandise. privacy Of privacy mation call 374-9*19. call mation linger la shown in the the in sexy Adult shown latinos, la linger party. novelties, pleasure f u e H f c t m m c Hostess a play for for play a Hostess ACC O R D IO N IST- IST- N IO D R O ACC ht wt bon mark brown with white YOUR PARTIES ALSO ALSO PARTIES YOUR JOHN 353-0141. 373 *591. iiiy ot n pi 11, April on Lost Essex/Union Invicinity lost ter STRUCT IONS. CALL CALL IONS. STRUCT For return of English Set English of return For VATE IN E T A IV R P lc cla. iiiy of Vicinity collar. black ors vne n Spr and Avenue Morris Please 4*7-4012call Please With Setter, Irish LOST- number. telephone snd ead 687-5372. Reward iar"Bucct" with name tag coi wearing Union, race. Ter Robinson of Vicinity p.m Road, Hill Galloping and LOST LOST N collar. IA R E IB S cloth wearing ST LO 5 after Call Elizabeth Ave Westfield Westy,area .Uni 5 Feans 5 .Uni HU SKY B la ck / W h ile, ile, h W / ck la B HU SKY overgrown Dog FOUND- or 6870844 5 after p.m ead 686 Reward 0733. 631 days, 2574 Call long collar brown and white g. nwr t name to Answers ngs. Red doss female haired, no Ae Uin Snr^ail on Union. 15th, Ave. Union April FOUND- * service toroutdoorsservice inour for two wooks two for A N N O ift t C E M E Ifr S n gfield . S E W A R D ! ! D R A W E S . gfield n run Poundwill ads A Lost start. 961-5793. OPR 994944 or s COPPER" Goodto week Per benefits.S2S, company. growing must type. Sfart mustbottomofSfart type. it Sm ofc work, load office Some and fork lift. drive Must freight trucks. at midnigfrt air to p.m 4 Newark airport. Receive Receive airport. Newark E rf WAR relght' HOUSE/af Communities. O OE LY N O WOMEN FOR Plus Bonus.Info CallFor (317)039 17ft 711Ext. SUBSTANTIAL SUBSTANTIAL 3531126. Work Oversea* Work R ! ARD W E R 520,000-$60,000 MALE YORKIE YORKIE MALE your own home home own E E FR s m e a p FOR FOR as ± a 2 7530. E V A R G Y R E T E M E C t jjj^ jtS F o ete sae al 354 Call orial estate em settle M To Jersey. Union, New Park, ood ollyw H - S T O L 3 dition. Best offer. Call 686 Call Best dition.offer. Assorted PM. 3 0669. after *5) Call grill. silver. table 467-1597. Jwsthan at IS, Mr. r day QUE WAS NG G IN SH A W Rubber Senra. MACHINE- E U IQ T N A por Glow Charm BTU's. 376-1022 Call or ingfield. Spr School, High Dayton WANTED- VENDORS 1570 6after p.m. Good conrollers. working 8,00018,000, 12,500, and Sun Market, Flea Giant call 687call «257. o dae information dealer For ihes aih School, A E Parish L P Michaels t e k r a R O m O O T U O 1212 Union. St. Kelly St. 11th June Raindafe 1993. 4th, June Saturday 0154. in (201)JW-1234,tion: S/14366- or 5/21.and Informa Raindates- Dealer crowds. location, very large large very location, 6-4, of comer a! Ave. George* outdoors, 7 May Saturday th, MARKET. Lake Ave., Rahway. Rahway. Ave., lop outdoor spaces, Large Lake FLEA SPRING NUAL osvl Sho, St. School, Roosevelt AN : KI S WAN R IS GIGANTIC E L A E D • New Jersey Genera!* Jersey New • AIR AIR OCR IK TS TICKE CONCERT » New York Yankee* York New » l-trwr .King r w • All-Star • JERRY GARCIA • JERRY • MARVIN GAVE • MARVIN • Wayne Newton Newton • Wayne Cards Accepted) • Mits-vlm Gaye • Roxy Music Roxy • (Ma|or Credit • N.J. Devils • N.J. Ross Diana • •JOURNEY •JOURNEY TICKETS • Triumph • Triumph CONDlTIONERS- » Journey Journey » •KINKS •KINKS 2721t00 8512880 / • • U2 t f a r c F o r s a le , , le a s r o F RAHWAY w o h s N N For J. - hrh 77 bery rty e ib L 777 Union. Avenue, Church, day April 29, 9:36-4 p.m., p.m., 9:36-4 29, April day The Gattlehil; M oravian oravian M Gattlehil; The served. lunch A sale Caka U G SL- ri F April Saturday, SALE- AGE M RUM a My , E LE P M E 9-2 T p.m. Westfield. 1, Street, May day BARGAINS (road 75*E. EL, ANU EM 4*7-9473.covers. U G SL- Sun SALE- r AGE M o t RUM ia d a r y n a g o h a m •191. ielc eupet 2 5150. equipment, Under size, - Fireplace LE B A T regulation FOOL s weed, 409-3*7 weekends, ®s3 H o lly w o o d M e m o r l* ! ! l* r o m e M d o o w lly o H garden, front 4 Ing graves, Park. Bust offer, gysstins* gysstins* Bust offer, Park. Sell NER- OW E T A IV R P IN Nal nw I#®. new. Nearly TION. PM. <67-3755 Call . M 5 FIR after 37*- offer. Best wholesale. seats, (av* mad* custom Contemporary, E- LARG 2 ex *66- will 347*. , separately. * sail velvet, t f cut condition. cellent white Groan A CHAIRS- O TW and I D N O C EUG- T N E BLUE L Y L V E A C N X l E l x l I 5 » 1,9 - E ay M L A S M 30i April G IN V O M *1,250 Paid plnsapple. or cot- fabric, silk new, brand COUCH ROOM G IN LIV after 3521693, Cali Gift. Ingfield, gtsstd*. g sportin tools, 'frac * at Sottkie In- duded. box Origfnaf displayed, audy Sunday Spr Terrace, 1 Layng PM. rniture, fu Saturday Household, 1796. capf. 7:30p.m. art Pinal of tion P erfect M other's Day Day other's M r e v e erfect P N - S Q R O A L L 5336. *66 Union. 2741Rd., Carol pi 6hEtf 1-5 p.m. , ttfh 26th E Friday, April A Thursday tent*. *192. HOUSE SALE- Entire con Entire SALE- HOUSE 755- All separate. china. Will inch p*c*n. » chairs, 6 cane table, set, ingroom 866-7980. 8p.m. after NE FURNI - E R U IT N din R U -erne F curia, Lighted E IN F Call condition. fey©ibson. Excellent «s # * free. frost refrigerator, foot refrigerator, 21 cubic One- side by free. side froet upright, pe -c ■ ■ ■ Call l -Ac. 8*2-4520 4 p.m. af»sr speed FRE EZER - K Cubic foot, foot, Cubic K - EZER FRE tab le-*!**., Schwinn * * Schwinn le-*!**., tab FOE SALE D rift wood wood rift D SALE FOE Sts, *;36-12. L mal plac* *.. liras, lures, appliance* altera, all sm s it* 12 to 14, dettary, dettary, 14, to 12 manta. linens. it* s A P R IL 36, I6 M « PM - *61 - PM « M I6 36, IL R P A Sfuyvssant). large and and large Sfuyvssant). Rooaevett Rooaevett Sari, 42. Ask fo r M ary ary Ann. r M Sari, 42.fo Ask 2 4 Or 5*0-1* 406-15or hres. i, a r Pleas* call Day*. 6a*-7700 Day*. call Pleas* T.V . SETS W AM TED- TED- call AM W Days only. por table* Color net. SETS or Worklng . T.V 4-13 fe * pm 9*4- p.m. * *42-4103 after 7259. pick bays ediate working, imm be appliances. Must up. stoves, used r fo c M d n s , Apartment six* six* Apartment chairs. and , table s n d M c 9-4, ghebt b e h ig m MMEDI CS I AID F CASH E T IA D E M IM Union, Road, whltewood Refrigerators, washers, washers, Refrigerators, raeofitt, earner*:*, much much earner*:*, raeofitt, AT APRI 16- IL R P A Y A D R TU SA oral m Rl Df- y ) 3w» 7), ay M Daft- 4 n m o i r p * m t m *- m-tm 4 m - kwr (s« « s ( rt w ik 749 id m a *. aquip- aquip- Raid Raid p u - * « - m . ; Pag# Pag# 15— FOCUS ON UNION COUNTY - April 28. April 198315— - FOCUS COUNTY ONUNION ► Z-O. L A u W C A PtiN G NOME HANDY MAN j»Deel*n Painting, paperhanging, • Sod carpentry A odd lobs. • Spring Clean Up* Clean-ups. NO job too • Maintenance small. 9468609 VTopSeH • Thatching SPECIALIZING IN Rubbish Removed LAWN RENOVATIONS A All furniture wood A HEMICAL APPLICA- metals taken away. Attics, f IONS basements A garages DISCOUNT F U E L LICENSEDA INSURED cleaned. Reasonable 760 Carttan St. Elix. C ALL: 467-7294 rates. 333 1444 l i m e >61-0459 325-2713 m *l. Fully inaurad 24 Hour Burner Servlca lasttawt*. 7 days a week REC ROdMS, KIT d n : 362-7S64 CHeMS, 3TUCO, ETC. MARIO'S NO JOB TOO SM ALL LANDSCAPING FREE ESTIMATES INTERIOR ft EXTERIOR t h b n a p p y c o o k b b s - • Spring Clean Up « ^ L J B E R V • Monthly Maintenance Painting. Leaders ft Gut PARTY PLANNBRS. _L ' U i ‘ 1 in CgjrlA# N r Alt Oec* • Lawn Renovation ter*. Free estimates. In OARAGE DOORS in Seeds • FertWter • Lime sored. Stephen Deo. 233 C LE AN U P stalled, garage exten • Top Soli • Shrubs • 3561. Rubbfah o f any kind and sions, repairs A service, Planting-Designing. Very quanlty removed. Attics, electric operators A radio Reasonable-Free cal lari, parages claanad. controls. STEVEN'S Oat tesaraac* Estimate. 60S 3156 INTERIOR ft EXTERIOR PARTIES. Construction clean up. O VER H EAD DOOR. 241 P reMsm st Anytime. Painting, leaders ft gut 633-6615 0749. Letus Help ters. Free estimates. In Quality Horn* Caoking A MICHAEL J. You Salve Them sured. 686-7983 or 753 7929 Bakin*. PRENOEVH.LE ALL TYPES OF UmesiatSenect J. Giannini. INSURANCE EILEEN HOLLYWOOD EH m II h RS SAVE OB TRUCK, Blasemart Limousine m- mo AUTO, LIFE. J. JAM M IK-FREE EST. PEGGY CAR ROLL-MS Painting-Decorating I9S2 GUTTERS A6.CADERS HOMEOWNERS Airports Hotels, motels. New, repair*, and .clean. A A L L COMM’ L LINES ft Paperhanging Int. Ext f residential UNION 687 6288 B. HWTH PMHNG Roofing, aluminum siding, INCOMS TAX SERVICE Executive Service. N.Y.c. aluminum windows and INSURANCE A G E N C Y Trips TANGO-FEDOR Driveway* A Curbing, Group rates to K. SCHREIHOFER Pain Parking Lot*. Free DIAL Travel Agn. C ALL RUDY 662-7499, S62 3545 ting Interior, exterior I N T U 6 T A T * Estlnim ama.Insured. .' 4*7 2726 (2*1) 673-6669 Free estimates, insured. 6*7-0614 AttorSp.m . "M ich ael A. Tango" - L lS T B t r t" "Walter P. Fedor" 687 9268, 687 3713, eves, TO YOUR PROBLEMS S3PS- WOOD AV E . weekends. Bator* you deckle tat us DRIVEWAYS- LINDEN EST. 1907 •how you tomorrow's pro- .Sealcoetod with Kop- SIDNEY KATZ per* coat tar sealer. Call MASONARY teetten today. l ifeguard Quality work, reasonable Painting, paperhanging, y*«r family, home tor tree estimate. 376- PRANK'S plastering inside ft out. business, apartment or of 7946. prices. Built to last. HOME IMPROVEMENTS C A F CONSTRUCTION Free estimates. 687 7172. flea m in a f Intrude!*. Painting, carpentry, DOLLY MADISON KITCHENS 969-4663 22 Years experiehce plastering, drop ceilings, sheetrock fences, Buy Direct From Factory SPRING SPECIAL • In tacurlty and Save. masonary, roofing, MASONRY Interior ft Exterior pain Call leaders and gutters, storm FREE ESTIMATES ting. Also carpentry, roof Rte. 22 Springfield Steps, sidewalks, all for fra* AIELLO MLBCTRIC- windows, etc. Estimate masonry 25 years ex ing, gutters ft leaders demonstration 667 70S0 Rasldenttel and Industrial within 24 hours. 379 6070 perience Duality work. neat ft clean. L. FER *27 Stuyvaaant Av*. wiring. Consulta4fon Sac 172-3636 or 273-4221 Reasonable prices. DINANDI ft SONS, 964 Union, N.J. vice Avoilabla. Lie. 7359. KITCH E N CABINETS FULLY INSURED. 379 Number 2700 A 6346. 666 9099 2311 or 964-3714. HOME IMPROVEMENTS Sold and istalled . Old cabinets and countertops M. DEUTSCH ALL TYPES OF SPRINGFIELD rtostomt l Hsitiht IMPROVEMENTS resurfaced with form ica. KITCH ENS, BATHS, 466 0777 L A S PLUM BING • ALTERATIONS w&BB. SIDING, ROOFING, TERRY H O W E L L REPLACMCNTSM Masonry contractor A HEATING • A M M T IO N t------Service Specializing in • A Z FENCE WINDOWS. ipfr-lfr c-sewnt 6 Steps, sidewalks, patios, • ROOFING small jobs, water heatrs, • R E P A IR S • CHAIN LI NK A WOOD PBICEO driveways. No job to * DOG RUNS COMPETITIVELY small Free est 964-8425 bathrooms, repairs, etc Raaaonabla rate*. No |ob • FREE ESTIMATE C ALL 964 4530 ALPINE LANDSCAPING 376 8742. (Lie No.354) Lawn maintenance, shrub too small. Prnaaatimato. Residential • Commercial For Information 376-4337 • Industrial design, seeding, sod, tree NEED A PLUMBER? Fra* Walk gat* with pur pruning, removal and fe a tilS a n . 76(6779 chase of 106 ft. ar more. cabeling. Call 232 3*12 or Call GERARD, no job too JAYBM 754 9032 small. Visa A Master Financing Arranged. 3*1 AMERICAN RED BALL Charge. 232-32*7. License 2096-925-2367. Local A w orldw ide HOME No. 4866. BELLI* FREE FERTILIZER movers Red Carpet ser CONSTRUCTION IMPROVEMENTS AND LIME- WITH SPR vice to FLORIDA. Agent FENCES DONE THE UNIVERSITY Van Lines. AH Type *f Carpentry "RITE WAY"- By Rite Decks, additions, ING CLEANUP WOrtiOapa basements, kitchens, attic • Experienced Gardening 276 2070. 1601 W. Edgar J. Way Fence. Repairs our • C o m p le te G rou n d Road, Linden. PC 00102. ADDITIONS • DORMERS speciality. No |ob too and whole house fans. DECKS small. Fro# estimates. F re* Estimates. Insured. Maintenance ANGEL POOL A CON ROOPINO and SIDING 964-6336. • Low Monthly Rates STRUCTION CO.- Custom 2SS-09I*.______Planting-Sod-Top Soil A I M OVING A STORAGE EXPERIENCED installation of inground no Jot) Too Small Free Thatching swimming pools, solar EsMmata. Fully Inaurad- LOW RATES RESIDENTIAL L E T L A R R Y DO IT 660 3161 A N Y T IM E CALL 241-9791 PM 00112 greenhouse, hot tubs A AakFOrNHka: INDUSTRIAL- SINCE Carpeatry A Oanaral Jacuzzi. House additions ______666-4635______105 W. Westfield Ave 1965. TOWER FENCES • and home, built to order FREE FERTILIZER A Roselle Park IRON • ALUMINUM Mon.-Fri 12 5. Sat. 10 5. CUSTOM DECKS Llma-JOHNNY'S 628 7726. 774 Rt. 1 No. B .ORRRNWALD W ORKS INC. LANDSCAPING- Spring Carp eator Caafracfart Residential Chain Link. Insured/Fraa Estimates. Aaron Brunswick. Aluminum Lattice, In 743-2467 clean-up, trimming Piano Movers shbubs A bushes, new "The Best Piano Movers dustrial, Wood fence lawns, sodding, seeding, in*, kltchan, parcha*, Pressure Treated Posts. You'll Get For Your I B ia E B enctoaure*. cat tars, attic*. top soil. Monthly main!. IfffTnLl rB L ± For Chaorful Free PAINTING i 272-3467, I* no answer 666 Money" FoMy Insured, aattmataa Estimates Dial 4(30700 ONLY PIANOS glvan 666-2064. Small lob*. EASY TERMS. 67 MT. CARPENTRY 6069. Insured. Reasonable. WE G A G R O O F IN G CO. PLEASANT AVE. GO ANYWHERE Shingles, Hot roots, NEWARK. Clean, dependable 541 4114 repairs, gutters, leaders, IMPROVE YOUR NOME and reasonable. Free GARDENING SERVICE- also painting. Licensed, WfTN E«L- W ed* repairs • Monthly A weekly insured. Free Estimates. bplld anythin* from estimate. Call 862 maintenance, spring 373 9578. shefy e * to homo Im- 4520 after 4 p.m. clean ups. Call 272 3487. BERBERICKASON rovpments. Larga A Expert MOVING A STORAGE at low cost. W IL L IA M H. V E IT m HARDWORKING *2 357$. CASH PAINTIN43- Home Im Residential, Commercial. Roofing — Seamless Gut COLLEGE GRAD- Will ters. Free Estimates. Own 13,000 ...... *69.40 Per mo. provement, ceilings, fertilize/clean-up your Shore Trips. Local A Long 310,000,... 3130.60 Per mo. patios, bee rooms, plumb work. Insured. Since 1932. lawn and garden. 9 years Distance. No lob to small 373 1153. SELOtO___ $277.33 Per mo. ing, masonry work. experience. Call 464-2133, Government SSS low as Reasonable. Free after 5 p.m. 561 2013. Lie. 660.______11W% estimate. Call Bob, 351- SHORTLINE MOVERS IN 24 Hour Action. 0939. I T I O * A No credit refused M AM LANDSCAPING Packing A Storage. M s i — i A m iw M T w i ***-661-3*44 Complete yard care. Clean Specialists in piano ap ad carpat. TOW N A COUNTRY pliance, moving. 24 hour CUSTOM SLIPCOVERS up, tortillzmg. liming and service. 466 7267. Lie. 450. D R A PE R IE S and Repair bum*-New carpat CONTRACTORS grass cutting. —- , sale*. R adoration ot RE UPHOLSTERY 15 year* axpsrlanca. Inex- 4665544 watar or smoke damagod Guaranteed Workman 'r n ? K i pensive. W* perform most noma Improvement m m . ship. 33 years experience, formerly at STEIN proiects- Painting, plumb T A T LAND SCAPING Miav 5 BUR KE 'S A-1 RUBBISH REMOVAL BACH'S. Discount tor J h olu m 340. FLO R IST A ing, electrical, also odd Lawn maintenance. Lawn Scoth Guard arfa room 2nd OREEMHOUSES lobs such as catling fans. chemical service. Spring Appliance*, furniture A Senior Citizens. FREE room ftp*. T ree lighting. Insulation clean up. Shrub plapting rubbish removed. Attics, Shop-at-Home Service. Since 1923 cellars, garages, leaders Estim ate* Raaaanar "Tried end True projects, net water A care. Call . W ALTE R A gutters cleaned. You'll Ilk* us Too" heaters, fundee*. Fre* FREE ESTIMATES C AN TER at HAROLD STEINER Reasonable. 763-4054. 757-6655 6060935 estimate. Call 466-5665. 232 5302 or 654 4162. FOCUS ON UNION COUNTY — April 21. I W - Pago U S74.W*. efWS. oroa mdr Wt- modern bodraoma, 2 EL A R A P SELLE O R UNION 2338160. ceram ic Ml* and stall stall and Ml* ic ceram • ONE DAY SERVICE DAY •ONE ely elos 6884200 Realtors Realty UNION r. M all C . s tra x e WE SPECIALIZE IN KIR KIR IN SPECIALIZE WE • 10%SENIOR AND UP PICK E E • R F 23 aw asaa.H icaaa.O K on Gaate title Guaranteed down. * rs • s ir a p a R r* e w fyp«! o h s aH In Specializing •VACUUMS Kenilworth,N.J. rea ee. 1800 eves. Freeman money No payments. Remodaiing BY a Pen Ms Many Mts Poeono Pa. over Take HOMESITE ESTATE n o t 7 4 . t ere Ave George Linden St 1734 E. BANK REPOSSESSED REPOSSESSED BANK tr «MMM, * * , M M M « story stMd Cataawl Ml« *m kite r*#m,MR, «Mtl*« Mv luriwf H*t *— M ir BiajM ftiHsME iB IIR H R t, w iW r*c. r*c. iW w t, n R H u IIR r iB ftiHsME baBrawai. rsEift. rsEift. * Mr (lM.Mt.M*V fetirtami kKrtww. M*f ratm, RELY ON A REALTOR REALTOR ONA RELY CIT. DISCOUNT DISCOUNT CIT. SERVICE? CLEANER SG TN O O R SO PAIR RE VERY R E IV L E D (all Makes 4 Models) 4 Makes (all BUY OR SELL CALL SELL OR BUY (SALES*. SERVICE) (SALES*. HIBRAOT ANO R ILB H K N A R F For Buying For OrSelling T RAY BELLA ASSOC BELLA RAY VACUUM 4 REPAIR REPAIR 4 VACUUM NO JOB TOO SM ALL ALL SM TOO JOB NO SALS t*» » * t D E ESTABLISH IL E CBW TRACTBR TRACTBR CBW E IL 7i. (7 WORLD DESIGN WORLD 221S Rd. VauxhaH ot 2t Street, 20th North S l i W w m -SN NEED VACUUM VACUUM NEED RTOL E G R LA TOO OR Tub I Tub ALUMINUM T IL E F F LOOKS E IL T FrebCattm M t- t- M FrebCattm i m Free Estimate Estimate Free m i m n n r m CENTURY 21CENTURY HITE W Fully Insured Insured Fully F —- -»—« -aj-A. b m rwnv Call MA-59M Call IC S N E KITCH MOTHER B Union. Union. Regrouting Regrouting m w A . b 2720154 6886000 R 9250121 7 il 272M r m < 7 c «B MM. F - I SHOP NGES « y ' I m h i mmmi m m im C t 1 , N M itc k U. fttU HUM. f r i t * Ask Ask * t i r f m r m ab tt.J. * IjjJH. C MF m e M M M 3M febe ____ * 3 S RATR 5*11010 .REALTOR M4-72W ■ « « araa. ranch, raised Trt'.sW. *444* days, days, *444* am* b«s. schools to distance L ivin gston School School gston ivin L level. Split * $e».W ra) r, ki g in lk a w , ir a can ) a Ir siding, aluminum ontct r s arm F Conneticut ' , d e t e p r a 'c , n e h c M aintenance free free siding. Asking 19,900.*) aintenance M p.-.s apartment owner *7a,«aa. bathe cap# cod. brick bathe area, *7a,«aa. ru s s s UNION- MUST SELL SELL MUST UNION- akn, da location ideal parking, units. bedroom 2 three. Bedroom 3 vestment? lr system. alarm fire and smoke in built course. 2VK bom s, s, bom . 3 wWh ot car bar room w testily 2VK kitchen, science course. Muei, split By owner, 3 bedrooms, bedrooms, 3 owner, By UNION ample kitchens, inEat 230. ext 376 ith 522 w 5100, 0559, air, e g a r central a g openers, car 2 V/i UNION in wise s tor Looking iac pto 4 patio, yard, room, bedrooms, family , cy back riva p wooded euiu. 4 Beautiful. 2515. ins room/built 3 family entertaining, to easy lead room dining PARK ROSELLE UNION Weil SPRINGFIELD SPRINGFIELD for the kids, AAA, AAA, kids, 467 the $119,900. Evenings, for basement finished plus 2 bedrooms, enclosedforporch large formal and Livingroom Realty Realtors 6*8Realtors 4200Realty Top, Baitusrot bi-levef, kept R E LY ON A REALTOR REALTOR A ON LY E R Bt BUY OR SELL CALL SELL OR BUY RAV S E LL 8, ASSOC. LL E S RAV For buying Or Selling Selling Or buying For fireplaces. fireplaces. CONTEMPORARY UT MAMON M A TN PU baths, refinished kit refinished baths, PROPERTIES E v n c m T S M ROHATI S IL T A H O fR t R C p W FOX WINTERS FOX WINTERS > m m w m m t USTLISTSO JU RED CARPET CARPET RED lacnacrMranr lacnacrMranr C EN TU RY 21 RY TU EN C HITE W m. jm * m Call 353 4200 200 'SPLIT c ot front, foot M al 344 ll ca 2 ‘ 3 m m- il -W -m baths, $169,900. baths, is him m r *E 2 heat paid, $3*5.paid, heat *2*0 paid. supplied. water, " hot d n a *325 month. 93*3294, after after 93*3294, *325 month. ment, heat supplied, ple supplied, heat ment, Hfghriso. kids, garage, garage, kids, Hfghriso. .' m A ILIE 4ro apart room 4 HILLSIDE- O ff street parking Call Call parking street ff O 5 references. and Security ths d . * t a ld. utUhesM heat parking, Bedroom. l ORANGES of 40*553* 4pm ter ON* . ON IO N U . * N IO N U 2 bedrooms, paneling, paneling, *3®. paid, heat bedrooms, 2 1400. bedrooms, paid. heat U75. kids, rooms, 4 ORANGE WEST bedrooms, 3 Rooms, pets, * kids, *3*0. Sedrooms, 7 * *90*. heat *25# paid, appliances, rooms, 3 neat rooms, large 3 tion) fVMETOt*- IflVIM go house, 2 , e s u o h o ig a r r o C *375.kids, Sec (Upper IRVINGTON- I BsdFoem*, let ‘ Moor, ‘ let BsdFoem*, I paid. heat kids, Htgnrlse. A N O T B N I V R Bedreemt, kid*, .garage. kid*, Bedreemt, IN9? APLENOOOUNE M e l b a l i a v a rs rt t Fw st»tton< Few* to rkt* prosa V T N Y C E x c # «M » SM ppir* ppir* SM » «M # c x E C »* Y ki. N w IS tralnt. 4 sc ots M can K C o m m o B o k our mvn mvn aryor. 4 our r tM o k w o B o tiw m W m o c C K can G IPLEJC, kids. kids. IPLEJC, pets. no red, prefer SS CN Et N LEdtO ICAN R E M A 8kr. Realty. Sllla Call b COLFAX MANOR HOME HUNTERS HUNTERS HOME HUNTERS tE t#M At RaaeHe Ave.. W. Ave.. RaaeHe At W l lanAl l A n a l lly u m u M B S## a by Export Export by a ResiMitMfr. RsseSeJParfc PHONE PHONE CaHai A rt. W „ „ W rt. A CaHai e I l l l U O n C k A l l r s r o r n i y u b a V T i OCCASIONS OCCASIONS 245-7983 apt* W Mk to all all to Mk W apt* O.Wit W 2 BOR. R I 4 R 9 8 I setting 239-227* 339-227* *51-0033 e v e H e - M r o f N e . a m ul 4Mt Full b » e H H paid. C l l a e cou M n o e collect, collect, fe :0.. '■ *:30p.m. after A*RN* * yna, 3 cyHndar, * *. RUN SAW* ‘ 74 FORD M AVBRICK- AVBRICK- M 34,000 FORD 74‘ • SWSq. Ft. (2 rooms on rooms (2 Ft. • SWSq. gee. M AW miles, ortgfnl 5p.m. ortgfnl after *07-2253. sell. miles, Must owner. speed AW M 5 gee. crakes, power transfhitelon, r * «r defat* defat* «r * r transfhitelon, 4000 1440. Ext. sedan, AM /FM stereo stereo /FM AM door 4 BRAVA- sedan, T IA F *** needed. 40S-6541, radio, work Cell Swaarwble. body am/fm some ditioning. uac. *-37 r 37*- 7*1-7337 Or cupancy. • Central air, zoned zoned air, Central • (South location * Prim • iiKoricM sm Call 3 house. or with apartment COUPLE- boys, N IA T radio, power steering steering power radio, der, A ylin V C O N i con Y air V Irons., E H asilomatic C «- A O S S ♦ » ' 5*11 CARS- . m t getting m arried. tanking tanking 4-* arried. m getting ue s Is uy s oc 1st July Its 1st June RESFONStBLB CHRIS CHRIS RESFONStBLB ie ia« S300,-SMB m m Century RanCentury . m m -S1UH, (FM-JSi*. w ■ *tt - ■ o rM n el el n rM o ■ - ■*tt w enter saw enter s . sm m - m ! chback, v s , m erw -. with with -. erw m , s v chback, rk* VBWj l Ex- . flw jn W B V hreke*, !K 3 airconditioning, dwell, red interior, automatic automatic steer power interior, transmission, red w tehK m e, air awdUfen- awdUfen- Meerlnn, r air dear IWK.pewe cylinder, e, m 1 tehK w * N- Hzdch-Back. ITATIO C *W K 7 CHRYSLER E L S Y R 4 H C Custom. RT- PO EW N *71 T E L O R V E H C * *5 H4- moving. sen, Must Keenan o r. M prom ' g Call lh h e p e tion*. frwSS ing, AM /FM , excellent excellent , /FM AM ing, T* !T C $5400. defog. r/Vrindew s, 0 0 ,0 2 2 . fixtures, to FMhfcm framing, one Center, air tor fare Inventory, brando. r beginning lte a Includes *24,500 200 S7.900 to over mechonlcatcond., p/b, p/b, p/- mechonlcatcond., so teen be Must 4W-1224 4 - K R A L Y K S BUICK '"It rangler, w Klein, CMvln Chic. - brand* Jordacha, e a such knewo ail natkmaity OHorins ojsparcHtsra. F L U * 2 HATCH BACK- HATCH 2 * U L F Cell . »*» firm S 3 appreciate. W J 0 radial*, miles. efray? d *70-3*39,(305) Vanderbilt, i, ev L Lea. ladle* or tnfant-Prateon 1327. 2 A 2 W M EVY H C •W rear ABC, F/B, P/s, Or. les * W » Cl 240- Call ». W t*» sleeps fa U iltley , Maw home, home, l o n lio a ra Maw c ra , ll a iltley U fa near baavltfe) m teeU R t t R teeU m baavltfe) FOCONOS* Secluded, Secluded, FOCONOS* won- f i a an m i M r fa ia b hama. private rmm*H sr.: rsHtSI limits lw aee Ra a » , r Bad M WRca, paneled iamHWrtRMi. UNMMH JEAN-SfOtlSMyiR i I I ...... i H wo eteerl d n a g ln r e e t e or iw RHn! n H R w w t -•««->< *35W. 273-7*41. *35W. -•««->< 0 M N f Y @ y R 0 M M E C A . I P T E K R A ___ SSSSMSf*1*' o i t inewnr, ■ p ii i L R** * fR W S S « mite*. EKoHlent EKoHlent mite*. or Rrtnhec. SecurI- Rrtnhec. or ». D® Hat Do®- 4 n m £ --- 4. e w a N WWW*, la agt&t cafgfte& ■ A ir ir A ■ m m mwm, r $72-4344. deck, Jensen Jensen deck, ewa lr . alarm ar berw 53W Ra- anram N eree eree N anram Ra- 53W « £ * • § • - Son Son - • § • * £ « xeln cniin Lw Low condition. Excellent •n eeri nd d en g in r . e te s ileage, m » brakWL r e w o p cendWenlnE, ‘7* F A C E R -« CyHndar, air air CyHndar, -« R E C A F ‘7* 7-iaanytime. a 776-si condition. $43*. condition. new tires, fo o d running running d o fo tires, new staeyfB®, power brake*, brake*, power power conditioning, staeyfB®, sir silver. 04MM. 4*7-3*70. silver. 31DIMOBIIE E I I B O M I D 1 sedan. 3 oeer, 4 W A LT E D * 7 ‘ ho rm* AM- M -F M A *, rim e chrom radio, W J W m il**, 4 door, 4 door, il**, m W J W radio, t i f f s t e e r in g w h e e l, l, e e h w g in r e e t s f f i t oe, l »lr power, r**.* * Ex * tr 0,300. , Frlm package. Steep* 5. Compu te tow tow te Compu 5. Steep* ■n r e frig e ra to r, awnings. awnings. r, to ra e *tev®, frig e r electric, water, Iw? ■W Foot travel trailer. Toilet, Toilet, trailer. travel Foot Year direc tory -on haw to to haw -on tory direc Year i»F£haoe. Ext. (refundable) ift 7 p ^ a t-S tflB Call 3 Meal t a sale*. AvaitabR ■ *m r *(* - tap* tap* - *(* r *m ■ .T R -A U fct new, 3HW0 new, fct U -A R .T R A R B IT O-iCSBL L L O-iCSBL IT B R A R • Irmsrance Estim ate* ate* Estim Irmsrance • NO VA CO NCfM kS- All All kS- NCfM CO VA NO SHASTA t * A lt . B E - 15 - E B . lt A * t SHASTA wetyi* M OMIlPtfhrt: • TR UCK S S *7ft UCK TR • * Wrecker Servft* * Wrecker 4*5 Lehigh Ave. Ave. 4*5 Lehigh 0 *-.i:a». CAHSthW t t CAHSthW * Body «*s A 4*7-3542 m m s Service Union •r root, mnmtmnim- m*or * -m * m mBtm- m t B im Oaln arlen O Page Page 7-17 - FOCUS ON UNION COUNTY FOCUS COUNTY ONUNION is taHdng 19(3 . » April - 'D m n H tm i saSSv&sfews about it* »"*w rA"- . MULTIPLY YOUR 1A VINES MULTICHEVROLET NEW-USEO-LEASES 2277 MO RRIS AVE. UNION < N M O OLDSMOBILE Oldest 1 Largest Exclusive OMS Dealer In Union County E LIZA B E TH MOTORS, INC. Value Rated Used Cars SK Morris Ave. Elizabeth 154 1050 SM YTH E VOLVO Exclusive Volvo Dealer 32* Morris Ave. Summit 271-42M Authorized Factory Service Long Term Leasing * jmmL JL WE BUY JUNK CARS ATRUCKS Highest Prices Paid ____ Pick Up 7 days 344-3113 We Bay Junk Cars TOP a PAID 24 hr. serv. MS-7420 -M HONDA OIRT BIKE CR 125, water cooled. Like new. $1200. or. best otter. 9*4(53*. M OPED- '80 Garelll super sport LTO, very low mileage, good condition. Asking $500.9*4 (53*. Have you placed your low cost Suburban Publishing Classified Advertisement yet? For details toe today's Classified Soctlon inside Focus er call ABA-7700 Your Classified ad appoars lit seven greet weekly iiowspapars. Tke Spectator N*aM-4NMiNN • Mountainside Eds* • Kenihaartk Loader • Focus FOCUS ON UNION COUNTY - April 28, 19S3 — Pag* II weshm INTERIM RBiMKUIK CHENS, STUCO, ETC CHENS, FCE E • FFIC O 7M Carlton St..Elizabeth 7MCarlton 27006546. & 9643714 Number Lie. Available. 11 su •on at ult Hm Cooking & Home Quality • util iig Con wiring. dustrial sions LEEN HLY OOD HOLLYW N E E IL E evn no onySne o m Since County Union Serving Occa All For Catering 24 Hour Burner Service 24Burner Hour 688 2311 ot in and Residential PLANNERS TY R A P s sGn 140 Gels . nH G »s ls a G M Jewelry, Porcelain, fc Porcelain, Bronze Art Collectibles, Silver, Jewelry, CO CKTAIL PARTIES. PARTIES. CKTAIL CO 219-7633 O il S U fiR E t CUJM-OUT t E fiR U S il O G ITTE R S ANTIQ UES UES ANTIQ S R ITTE G CALLJERRY Volume Discounts Available Available Discounts Volume Paid Prices Highest •ANNIVERSARIES Baking DISCOUNT FUEL DISCOUNT ELECTRIC CARROLL Y G EG P dealers ROMS too sa«u too ROMS •CHRISTENINGS ) oat ) Jl MUMMill 81 fkeestnmrs Hit f e t Y P P A H E H T 7days 344-3113 1151 Ave. Liberty E DELIVER WE Free Pick Up Pick Free ELECTRICIAN AIELLO S R E K O O C 352-91M UKCMS M C JUNK ; Winter Spectel Winter TRUCKS A ROOMS, 1444 4 4 -1 3 5 3 FUELOIL ■ 325 1952 687-3160 WE BUY WE Bomm Hillside . 0 3 $ r k m e • • SHOWERS of 351-7264 Service r k n IT K . 20TEAR UFE WITH * el t a crisp,ft Jwiiiimi finish. t x m ,g Mo l i t t e r a f f e c t w aS i U p M r e e . y D e r N ito e t s a r e Nc e i k i i f sC . h o k e p i i a t i a c M f e m e rC f o m e t e s m i n e r f l a w s a n 4 a a c k s w p i n k e r t i l t i n g ! estimate. atmy rendeetiai. FeNy utseredFree >+• - J APPEARANCE LOOK LATEST THE i s m t c u t n o c m iim u b t IN ACOUSTICAL ACOUSTICAL IN mo ATMnon TiM SA oR om w Wood fence Pressure Treated Treated Industrial, Pressure fence Lattice, Wood inum Alum v r i R e s id e n tia l C h a in L in k , , k in L Diet Estimates in a h C l tia n e id s e R 151-0911 1 3 2 4 4 3 $ Posts Fo r Cheerful Free Free Cheerful r Fo Posts ment costs. fato o replace of fraction a atbe canresurfaced tile o yu tb sn or sink tub, your Now "BATH RO O M M AGIC" AGIC" M M O RO "BATH T PE RAM M A ER C A M ER P ITH W m •rouoRKLOuco *. FUftMKKI FUftMKKI MMute: Estimate lesstaect • K-l 7MT PESN i A V PLEASANT 47 T. M n m 8 NEWTUB GUARANTEE • Wreck* Same* •Wreck* HATHICUiSf . IT'S POSSIBLE! POSSIBLE! IT'S m OK IWC. WORKS i m m 687-3542 I 342-7854 : M iSMCO] O C M riiS OWER mt \ , W L H . f AY TERMS EASY NORMALUSE mmm m LEHIfiH AV. LEHIfiH FENCCB FENCCB pr i mC . o m m e r c i a l / ' UNION • ALUMINUM ALUMINUM • m-mt EOEE $1.40 . . KEROSENE FENCES 485*700 teem iqrepte tei- L L A C fuel nKlOll-CIUHMMHa on. SISI.fcHIt.H AVKSt’kliw lAMIV. \ J : 201) 1 0 (2 . l e T l alcu u lfc la r e tly I JC l INC El JACK CIO CONTMCTORS too small Free estimate Free too jobsmall No rates Reasonable mlnais sale price. andGates installed. ter link chain vinyl ft) Green Ua. 100 ia. (M FENi debris removed. debris Any kindAny and quantity of S, T "■ " FT. SQ, 4 9 4 • C I M I PRENDEVILLE . J M au UtN n an C N t U M t R Vatu* Construction Clean-Up Claa aI * wa-IM CllzabaM • Olctest 8> Largest • LA U SERVICE UPCLEAN BILTRHE FENCE BILTRHE ALTERATIONS • Olds Dealer in Dealer Olds • Rubbish Removal 24 service hour Garages CleanedGarages Union County Union County n i MOTORS. INC. INC. MOTORS. CALLPETE: • ADDITIONS • Attics, Cellars,Attics, 635-6565 or uE iu s e a ^ o N T S V A X U e CLEANUP 5 1 1 4 5 3 6 ROOFNG FIN O O •R REPAIRS • Exclusive Exclusive Ux 763-8779 376-4227 0 0 9 0 - 7 8 6 M ariis Ava. ariis M after 6, « ,* r ns ye a n. n. a ye ns r ,* « FENCEE i Ask For Mike: N Jb o Sal re Estimate. Insure!- Fully Free [ Small Too Job No I m m m GUTTERS 8 GUTTERS LEADERS t t * 6 JEFF 6 * t t agd 381 20V4-92j 25*7 ranged. purchase of of purchase Morri e u n e v A is r r o M 2 2 0 2 oe Fnnig Ar Financing more. cial re ak ae with gate Walk Frae • CHAIN LINK & WOOD LINK • CHAIN terior end exterior. end exterior. terior tryeervtco. on, y e s r e J w e N , n io n U o lt cr en- carp plete in Com alternation, Custom nomt nomt Custom JERRY IA C R A G Y R R E J • and doors. and c le a n . R e s t in g , , g in t windows siding, s e R aluminum inum . alum n a le c GAYE Y A G N I V R A M • New, Residential • Residential Commer • FREE ESTIMATE ESTIMATE • FREE UNIO N TICKETS N UNIO ilF t Il . i M Ill Ft! niNl.F HMOt SV SUMMIT ISAVZ OttR M IH ADDITIONS « OONMCftS « ADDITIONS Cards Accepted) CarpentryWirt OMO L NG IN S A LE M R E T O M IO ROOFINOahdStOING CONSTRUCTION Y E N R U O J • E C N E F Z & B f A C TO R Y S ER V IC E E IC V ER S Y R TO C A f 688-4635 u w a |o r r |o a w u / • DOG RUNS 273-4200 After 0 8 S 2 - I 5 1 Aly fwftjt f w rf kAoljy, • Industrial, m u mm u m W>« » £ «M > iW W 2414841 NKS K IN K • m u m ZED D E IZ R O H T U A VOLVO ANTjptrf ANTjptrf E*a«si»i ILIS E B Us® s handy reference hearty t r a e h o t e c n e r e f e r y d n a h is h t ® s U ! t '' ’ 1 ' ' ’ t " a DECKS nesses and servi " r* r "* . s e ic v r e s d n a s e s s e in s u b s close as your telephone! 5 Lrtoii Lrtoii pua. 100 O ft. ft. mm or or , Verttcei Wlnde Verttcei , PAIR F K ( K snap name ai sendee K ( K F I, nearI, eevar mg. ». A, l ye t enMi remnoM attypes all W»e. OAR, d Co ril prices ercial m om C Call estimated ed. apiu o a Hat Kae- Heart, wax no Canpoiaum lae, hce ad adjusted and checked cleaned, UTMSMAOCt CUSTOM eieta 125 prs inctwd 132 50Residential parts olr Hv yu ol burner oil residential your your Have on boiler. side vacuum end tire brush will Clean" aiu efcec " ll "A efficiency maximum CLEANINfi TUNEi UP eue ra desert insure break and Reduce N o J o b T o o S m a ll ll a m S o o T b o J o N Burton 9644010 Burton ME ME NTS, RATES, TIME PAY PAY TIME RATES, REFERENCESAVA REFERENCESAVA REASONABLE ILABLE. ILABLE. Reside®fiatCommercial) ( 6 IMPROVEMENTS 6§6-2t00 UNION, Mike, 6872599 Mike, nMMjn * n a tnvMOMwjmn » 50* OFF 50* » V O t M t f M f f N G S ~ a H C ~ HMTt M D R t T M e v iH ia r a a a II U SHOWROOMVISIT OU« 2277 M ORRIS 2277 ORRIS M ll a C Tf , N'TSfV, i N.. ! R NEW-USED NEW-USED mie»tSeated t » e i Dm si ts a ates estim AIL HOME AIL PIT IP U U M pe ,, e rp e a O ^ M C "ALL CLEAN" y W o t r M B U LEASES LEASES IR H W U n K O to M Et EiflMAfCS EiflMAfCS Et M 241-6302 stint AVE me im t y n A runic n u r ua FOIOINC GATES GATES FOIOINC STOCKAftC IS PRNPCY Ureas M N U DOO l INK CHAIN iie e y y m m GREENHOUSES * T T W l f W M TYPESOF: F O S E P Y T L L A Guard ana roomand roomand s ana Room room free. Guard 2 leaning. C smoke Estimates Reasonable Reasonable Estimates f lW iw w $40. scom scom $40. w iw lW f pteistery U 4b Carpet carpet Repair bums- bums- Repair carpet * :?>' 8*l«*. :*?!>«' N*W Restoration ot water water ot Restoration used or itew mstaHekon 3 1 1 4 7 8 6 * » « "Triad and "Triad True 686-0955 MAKE OLD MAKE LCRC ^ ELECTRIC ELECTRICAL TOt k tE O IT K ROL STRI R K IN R T S LD O AR H S CEILINGS i t m m a BURKE’S DET & ADVENT MPROVEMENT!' T N E M E V O R P IM LRS & FLORIST LICCMSC NO, MU LICCMSC •SHEET ROCK •SHEET wtt4. § M .7 4 t t .w • SUSPENDED • SUSPENDED gHj H lg F O * E P Y T . U A r ! * m trn m M m F BONDED. INSURED KKPtA You'll like • PATCHING 4759 5 7 -4 3 3 2 ■S Nodws. s w d o iN * us Too" Since PLASTER PLASTER WORK i b p NEW damaged damaged AND I M I ' -21 ms ------i 8 m carp**. Y - P or . C, Paga 19 - FOCUS ON UNION COUNTY - April April - COUNTY UNION ON FOCUS Paga19 - K U » this handy reference to nearby i busin*ts«s and services. They're • as clOBB a s your telephone! DOLLY [ mmmm mmma | MADISON Sldfwatks, steps, patios, curbs, - IM B M . KITCHENS drain*, paintioe, B u y D ire c t interior and ex 28 plumbing, electrical. From Factory •MLi | HH W M M ’ 19S3. maaenary. rooting, * 1*0 odd lob* such •> terior, leaders 642-7494 hM m and gutters, calling ions. Tree and gutters. •62-1545 FREE ESTIMATES storm adPdaws. ale. lighting, Imulotlon pro . u o i m n a M W4-5MI m ->147 Rte. 22 Springfield Estimate Within 14 jects, hot water hMtors, MMOWMOB' furhteoo. Prop estimate. 964-7112 379-6070 Cstl*M-flK. Service LANDSCAPE, n a m t i z n AT KITCHENS]^ MW IN K ED'S LANDSCAPING LANDSCAPING IT'S THAT TIME KITCHEN WTH S P ttM CLEM UP SPRING ClIAIW IF Lawn maintenance, OF THE YEAR • Experienced L>wn chemical ser If you need spring Countertops Gardening MONTHLY vice, Spring clean up, CABINETS clean up, fertiliz • Complata Ground MAINTENANCE Shrub planting a care. M i w * W d M . OM Formica facing Malntananca , _ FREE ESTIMATES ing, lime, cutting, • Low Monthly R a jn v Seeding Fertilizer triming, landscap Now kitchens Plantlng; Sod-Top S Lime 232-5302 or 654- ing. Call Steve, Soil- Thatching WEL I IMMJ I K2R- Shrub S Tree Care 4 1 6 2 . 2 7 2 -5 0 6 6 M M d b tM b t. Free Estimates (M-31S1 Free estim ate 4864)777 2 4 5 -5 0 6 0 ARTTIME 9*4-7*13 anytime I fihO'il Af‘ !NI -S,: -i ARM . MASONRY Z.0. LANDSCAPING VIO A L L • Design GENERAL CONTRACTORS JVASCNRt CHESTNUT Steps • Sod Spring clean up, • Spring Clean Up* sidewalks • Spring CloanA Up monthly LAWN MOWERS • Maintenance waterproofing • Monthly Maln- MAM • Top Soli maintenance, lawn Sales-Ssnics-Fafts Self employed. tonanca • Lawn LANDSCAPING • Thatching renovation, seed, • SHARPER • BOLENS Renovation SPECIALIZING IN We also do Saadi • Fertilizer • fertilizer, lime, top • TORO • JACOBSON C o m p le te y a r d LAWN RENOVA Community Grants Lim a • Top Soil • TIONS 8, CHEMICAL soil, shrubs and • GILSON • BURTON care. Clean up, fer Insured. Shrub* • Planting APPLICATIONS s o d ^ V e ry 421 CHESTNUTST. Ooilgning. Vary tllizing, liming and L tc e tts e e b reasonable rates. Realdnable-Free UNION • 687-5270 A. ZAPPULL0 & SON grass cutting. i n s u r e d Free estimate. Estimate. C ALL: *87 7294 687-6476, 372-4079. - Mb-JIM hnytlm*. 4*4 5544 7*143459 9 6 4 -0 2 3 2 VOViNt. A SIORfllil PA'.NIiNG PAINTING PAPERHANGING MOVERS Aaron WILLIAM E. BAUER PAUL'S MOVERS S & K SUING FORMERLY OF Piano SPECIAL!! • EXTERIOR DON’S TA LC A V I . HICCUPS GENERAL PM 339 Movers CONTRACTORS PAINTING MOVING l INTERIOR a "The Best Piano EXTERIOR PAIN • SIDING STORAGE Movers You'll Get e x t e r io r PAINTING TtNG, also PRESSURE/ (ISt Si m — mr n *m O For Your Money" CARPENTRY •CARPENTRY OUR M»h Y S A R ONLY PIANOS Free Estimate Insured • ROOFING WASHED •GUTTERSa 6 87 -0035 LOCAL 6 LONG Insured. Experienced We ll Paint Upper Areas DISTANCE MOVING LEADERS Reasonable. WE Neat a Clean. L. FER If You Want To Do The 375 Rosdtaai Place GO ANYWHERE 9 6 4 -7 7 2 0 DINANDI a SONS Bottom. Call 688-7768 9*4 4942 INSURED p c — tt IBM VAUAMALL NO-. ON KAN S 4 I-4 1 1 4 9 6 4 -7 3 5 9 RDOl INI. SLIPCOVERS TILE WORK, m a n o u H MIRE CIASULLI ROBERT EBERENZ JR. CUSTOM SLIPCOVERS FRANK coNsrancTMca SIGNS BY DRAPERIES and ROOFING ROOFING WADE HILBRANDT Higheit •SIDING RE-UPHOLSTERY Quality Work •STORM WINDOWS Pretty Faces for Guaranteed Workman Specializing in all type cermalc tile and stall Lowest Possible a DOORS Business Places. ship. 33 years ex Price •GUTTERSa perience, formerly at showers Repairs • SIGNS OF ALL Remodeling • REPAIRS LEADERS STEINBACH'S. DiS • RE ROOFING Serving All Of Union KINDS, M u ra ls count for Senior •LEADERS County. Specializing In a. Pin Stripping. Citizens. FREE Shop Regrouting •GUTTERS Repair Work. Free at-Home Service Free Estimate Tear otfs our specialty Estimates. Full In- 3 M -9 4 M Call: WALTER Fully Insured Free Estimates (3 2 S. BROW S I. CANTER at 272-5411 Fully Insured Jure<3 w U d fe *88-9513 ELIZABETH ft* 77*-HI 1 Nb ftrungevtck 4 5 4 -4 4 4 6 T -757-6(55 PARK BMTEIPR00FIR6 ANGFS A * P PAPER STOCK, INC. Experienced 6 Depen DeNicolo VACUUM SHOP RECYCLING PLANT deble Service. Sales-Set-vIce-Repaln SPECIALIZING IN 40 U SOUTH JOth STREET BASEMENT WATER All Makes and Msdsls IRVING TON. NEW JE R S E Y 071II New and Used PROOFING. WALL RUT CASH IN YOUR ROCKETH BUYER OR SCRAR COATING, PUMPS, ‘SKSSSSS MARCH SKCUL1 MEWS RARER! f 1.00 RCR W0 LRS RLOS n U F M M M GLASSROTti.CS tl 08 RER TOO LIS DRAIN TILE WORK, $19.9* tor service • NO JOB TOO BIG OR on Electrolux ALUM INUM CAN 2I< RE R LB COMRL/TtR RR1NT OUTS AND TAB CAROr TOO SMALL'j 6 Kirby Vacuums REASONABLE SEWING MACHINES BATTERIES • CAROBOARO LCAO • OLD ALUMINUM RATES, FREE PICK UP 6 D ELIVE R CORRE R • BRASS CAST IRON ESTIMATES, FULLY 238 IRf *co SaAJnct To ChtnRt) INSURED. 220 Filbert 201-374-17S0 St. Roselle Park, 245 272-0154 *177. ^Students 7 compete l in contest I The Union County < Council on Akehotem is I sponsoring a contest in £ Union County a re * seboofe z to iaere'ase public g awareness of the risks of u drinking and (hiving g Teresa C. McGeary. - executive director of the § agency located at 300 North z Avenue, East Westfield, ® explained that the contest 3 is being run in conjunction (j with tbeS.O.B.E.R. project “- 'an acronym for Slow On the Bottle. E njoy the Road) Each school district will ask students to participate in a poster contest, co ordinated by the council, with one district winner in each of several categories At the district level the prizes will be T-shirts emblazoned with the S O B E R, logo, and the county winners will be awarded cash prizes of $25 for the middle-school winner (grades 7-8) and $50 for the high school winner 'grades 9-12). The poster contest will run through May. with district winners being selected the second week of May. and final winners being announced the last week of the month Those wishing more information or interested in having their school system participate in the contest should contact the council at 233-8810. 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