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o o I. -1 ^ t County leader "Newspapers I VOL.S8NO.03 SPRINGFIELD, N.J.,THURSDAY, NOVEMBER T3,1984-2* Two sections kind of game is played at quarry? ; i ByMARKYABLONSKY Claiming that "people are playing games," several Springfield residents Thomas Nolan,;the county Parks and Recreation-director,'Insists that the leave their cars at a distant parking spot, would make their way to the' hfing-clogevto-thfrtormer-4ioudallle Quarry.remain fearful that Union grading conducteefby the Yonkers and Schiavone construction firms is over,' Qenter by "invading" the yards of neighborhood residents. County officials are "secretly" moving ahead with plans to construct an and that any further work would be done by the county onlyl The asphalt- "Yoirhad no privacy and they would sneak in and listen to the concerts," amphitheater there, a.contention the officials have strongly denied. . materlatleft behind, he says, wouldJ^B remqvecl by the county. ....; .;._:.. he says.^You'll have every house in this area invaded by kids with.enough • Already the .subject of controversy for the past several months, county "If anybody sees anything inThere,"wharthey're seeing is the county guts to climb the fence. I'll spend half my time chasing the kids." officials have admitted the current grading that has been done in the removing stockpiles of earth," says Nolan, who contends that the county has In September, The Union County Board of Chosen Freeholders passed a quarry's southern portion Is "in configuration with ah amphitheater," but at "nothing specifically in mind" for the site and that he is willing to attend a resolution affirming that no quarry development would take place "without the same time, they Insist, the grading is not the actual construction of an. public hearing where suggestions could be.brought up by concerned concurrence of the governing body of Springfield." Two weeks ago, the amphitheater itself, / • • . • ~ ~ !~~ • ~ -residents^- : • ' .: • " board also approved a motion "directing the county manager, and county Armand Fiorlettl, the Union County. Engineering and Planning director, "The grading that was; taking place was not the construction of ah am- counsel to take such steps necessary to terminate any further grading work id^plaih«d^earlier-that~the-wbrk-done-at-the-quarry-Was-oniy-in-ac-- In the Houdallle Quarry in Springfield which would facilitate the con- cordance with earlier terms agreed to by the county and state Department of "I am certainly disappointed that it ap- s(rjjction of an amphitheater." Despite the measures, however, .Mayor Transportation, at the time the final portion of the 1-78 highway was begin- pears they are proceeding without the ap- William Cieri expresses his doubts over the validity of the quarry grading. ning in late 1982,-. -~ " " • "I am certainly disappointed that It appears they are proceeding without r proval of Springfield. They do not have the r Mario Curiale,"a local developer and a resident of.the newest section of Tree Top Drive since)December of 1984, however, claims that a drainage consent of the governing body. I'm really-- . "If they build the amphitheater, I have a ditch recently implanted near the outer perimeters of his property Is for the quite distraught at the whole thing. I find it suggestion for the name: they could call it proposed amphitheater, and that he has been lied to, both by state and almost unbelievable." ' . the Marylin Schneider- Memorial Am- county ijfficials. ;!.'•' ':'.;- •'• ' .". .'.'. "'..•-''••••••.,.••.'; •.•'.••''.':'."..i Explaining that earlier contact with high" DOT officials due to concern T— .' Mayor William Cieri hitheater because they will build it over my over the noise emitted from adjacent 1-78, had produced a response that Seadbody!" phltheater, If the hole was filled, we would have lost a key natural rock . "••". .••.. Marylin Schneider "anybody in their right mind would hot Build by 78," Curlale says the ditch jformation forever If that.'s left for any development in there, that wall _ now In place could only be meant for an amphitheater. No one, he alleges, becomes a unique teaching area." , . has any concern for the well-being of Springfield. 1 the approval of Springfield," says the; mayor,' whtrwill be leaving office on "There's nothing going " oYi at the quarry," says piorletti, who has Dec. 31. "They do not have the consent of the governing body. I'm really -previously admitted that the site would bean "Ideal location" for ah am- quite distraught atthe whole thing. I find it almost unbelievable. phitheater, "there's nothing going on there that's under the control of "I wjll oppose it as long as I'm an elected official and I will continue as a "People do not give a damn about' other Union, There's nothing being done there. It's just n grading and filling private citizen to oppose an amphitheater in that location,. I will work with STARTERS people. I don't care if they're Republican or operation which they would have had to have done, anyway." .-.'•_• . SCOPE or any other group that wishes to fight that." •(") r --—-•• ^TIFFANY SPECIALS - l-SHRIMP; COCKTAIL. . . 4.05 MOZ7.ARELLA MARINARA Since the concept of the controversial proposal first arose four years ago, 1.45 IIAR-II-Q IIADV nACK.RIIlS .'-. Our Sriocl.il'iv.. . . 9.05 CHICKEN riNGERS . .'. . Democrat, I want this thing settled." , :• A jtrong opponent of the completion of 1-78 who worried that the quarry local residents have contended that nn amphitheater would provide large • •".• TIHANVS FAMOUS CIIICKrN WINGS . .'••.''(|0| 7.05 ' l""'."^!"' """'"" ~ leaving private ownership could lead to "trouble," Cieri says he "would not Hoi m r,,,kt ...... •. . ... :. (jo| <;_5o POTATO SKINS (6) ,. . 4.05 ; Mario Guriale traffic jams within the town; and would also leave, open the possibility of be afraid to go to a binding referendum" to let voters decide the issue. A IIAR-n-Q CHICKEN ...... 4.05 LGGPLANT ROLLANTINI ... s.So' luuiil.inj siii[lf(1 kviih MIUII.I clii'i- rock concerts .coming to'the theater, thereby attracting "undesirable recent poll conducted by .the Springfield Leader found township residents CHICKEN riNGERS , .'. .-., . . . . .'. . . . .,.05 .MIINCIIIE PlAttlR...... i .... ' lOJ,,,,.,! wllll I..MJ1V 111111.111. SillHI- . Developer , . 5.50 ^eJeniejtte^Also^orrying^he-re^ opposing an amphitheaterby almost a 2-1 marginr ' ••EJimilT''"'*' ' "''""'' "'T '•' • • C""""" •'" "' '''""•<"*".MI I... l.ni.m.^klus. ! H concert—classicalor rock'—would produce, ' , IIAR-IIQ CHICKEN AND HIIIS'...... 7.05 MANICOTTI ...... "This is what you call asinine," says the developer, who has a combined the mayor also suggests that the county would have little in the way of •; \rRHD ZUCCHINI : . . ; OHIENTAL IIONLV GARLIC CHICKEN funds to support the amphitheater, and would, pass the cost on to all 21 of the ^. I total of nine years in both draftingand civil engineering. "People dp not glvo' . yiiiinissr;-'-•"^"'"•'•'••'•• ""•I'f '•""'• — ORIENTAL HONEVGABIIC CHICKEN .6.05 STUffED SHELLS. ". . a damn about other people. I don't care if they're Republican or.Democrat, I "My perspective is that in spite ot what the county's municipalities. " . • - ' Clmnkv HI mm,.,, |,,,.,,,K in ,. . nspy I , ' I,,,,,. ,,„.,,., slinh'sliillrit uifh .,,, Freeholder Brian Fahey says that SCOPE and town fears are valid. GIIACAMOI.E AND IjoktlUA CHIPS .'...... J.75 want this thing settled.' . , ' ;•• county engineer has said, what is going on NACilO'NACHO PLATTER ...... ".... . 5.50 , ,.).il,-,l.v,ili Imiu-y -.•••vi.ii nirh MIIIIM. MH-CI.U t..i- •• . M-IH-,UMII,'«.nll, CII.MII "My perspective is that in spite of what the county engineer has said, what HOMEMADE ONION RING LOAr ..-, .... 1.50 "If they need.a drainage for the quarry,,they can very well build a there is in accordance with the Metcalf & ll.llfLo.il... •.-' 1.75 ' is going on there Is in accordance with the Metcalf & Eddy study," says ' FRESH SEAFOOD •. . retention basin, a man-mado pond which will collect allthe waterfall, And it ; .,n,l i.il.^n.ims lih,. I»?M ,tn,gr,,|i| ' ' ' • • GARLIC BREAD 1.50 -"Eddy-study;":":" .• .7" . ' - .'"•'. . •„••'• '••• ' Fahey, who urges any Springfield resident seeing* further work to contact 'can be used for fisHirig'or ice skating. This part of, the environment should him so that he can go.tylhe site "and find out'what plans they are following." BROILED riiET.or son.:"..:...:. :'•;....-. 6.05- .UROILED SCALLOPS ...... 0.95 Freeholder Brian Fahey .iuoiir.ni. I™,,.,,, ..mi i.,,,,,., . . j .'N.,,,,I,.;I ,»m, I™,',TT;., .m, • not be a political Issuei It should be part of the future of Springfield and the Ernie Nolan, the BOT's Regional Construction Engmeer-iQr_the_state's SOUPS AMD QUICHES ^ SimiMPSCAMPI.•...:.•...•".'.:;;.•...•....: 7.05 tyftilD SCALLOPS ...,..... 1 ; : .. 6.95 surroiinfllngcpmmurilties, !, :•;'• •,• ..iU :.:.::; •;. '':•'.. /' v The Metcalf &. Eddy report acknowledges that vbackground noise northwestern region, says that with the state having fulfilled its obligations Iriil'im I'uur,' ',''"'.''"' """''"'' »•""' . hm.llv. ,1 IM.MII.H ' ' JSOUPOI TIILDAV...,. ,..'...... |.7S A CROCK Or TRENCH ONION SOUP . ;In;lts present condition,, the county^whed portion of^aocici:the quant', — s».„..«,.. Southern-« „^ generated' by traffic on 1-78 could require amplification of amphitheater with' the county, the contractors would leave the quarry "In the same con- IUMBO ERIED SHRIMr . .'. . :'.'. \ .'. . .\ . . . ,'; . ^,5: ^°^™°™ t^L ,'. s.05 sector r-' to which'the.state has Had a constructipri easement.-—. contains a T- . - ----—.-. -.,.... ,,,,. »».... I I ,» > '9*'* **^^»^^—^^_^_^ ' . • . . .fnrm«»r4avout-befort»li^—Perfotmancesata sound levelexceeding^thexeBulations;"--; , ••'•' •-diUonaSuiecountjyjyajiitea.lt." •. • _ ' . Hi'.ii,f,,i.,iimi , II —dwp^pitiivitls^ppaj^UyraTChinantrOf-theflUariy^formeHayo'• - -u • ' -=• - Bernard and Karen Whal.en, Tree top Drive^residents since auneotl984 SOUP Or THE bAVH QUICHE ,...... '.....5.50 rRENCII ONION SOUP «. QUICHE ... . MWe" graded'it'so that it would' tieofui'e to,tlie"county," says'Nolan, and- was acquired by the state as a fill site for the highway's completion. East of 1| SANDWICHES and;i^jpber8"^5B9)pfl«• that gets hit by a ear, or is chplcihg, those vehicles will not be able to get. alleging that other county officials "go ahead arid do the work" without TUNA SALAD...... V ..4.7b •• sc,vi'ii'wi,hv;,;,,pir,'vilN-!r'•'''*'"'' SPINACJI«.MOZZAREUA.,...... ,....,;.:;4.J5^ TURIIEV BREAST"!..... Y;..',..r:.';..:.•;.;;. 5'.5o dressing rooms would be located; jwh,«e^ the gravel covers a portion of lands ;^ ^o^gh^It^^notwortrrit^ ^^_ ^Z.-.^LL • -Informing -the' Freeholdei's. "If tiiey build the amphitheater, I have a A' • M.ulr lipsli.il.iily . .• '. TRIPLE DECKED SLOPPV IOE .'.-. Referring to the Garden State Arts Center in Holmdel, Whalen'S husband suggestion for the name; they could call It the Marylin Schneider Memorial . 4.50 lu'^-y. Swlsr, dx-i-M.. ml,. .,l.,w .im that would be designated for parking. The map also includes plans for dit- TURKEY BREAST ...... • . , . , , , .' KI.IMIJ iliKsslnfl pn iy,' ches to bo dug, similar to the one circumventing Ciiriale's property. ..recallsreading about, instances where ouf-'of-town youths Who Were forced to ... Amphitheaterbecause.they willbulldltoverrnydeadbody!"^ ' \ n -SALAD; PLATTERS... 50 MAM «. CHEESE ..•.'...... ;..,. • ".• . HOT ROAST BEEr.:...... , 4,75 • Srlvi'il Hpnn l.ittul with 0,11 spi.il.il . MADE lUESII DAILV , ASK Youit SLHVI H Andur 1 ml^ris. c . RIUBIN ....,. .••;••,••; '. ,•,,./...... J;. .. „ TODAY'S . ' ' ' — ContndLlwefrsjinrriir.Ui(. iWks clirrM- .111.1 0111 " Tiiilft-y IIIIMSI. Li.ictm ,111,1 iiic.lil,,, .ipil c,.'..niy' tliniiviiul M.inii ilu-s IlLACK HOARD ..- *prcl,il .)nm.liin fccrvo.t iiprn l.itr.l . . • CHICKEN SALAD PLA0EB...... /••''" 575 |l • • 'SPECIALTIES" TUNA SALAD PLATTER .,...,.../,. ..,,-,-, . ,-„.,,.i',-',','" t'j '• HOTTURKEV ....,....,, ;(.«. inruril mi. T 5 Serve«.,»..,d! „„..ojien, i\™, ....,'. ;'..'.'_':....,, " '".' •• s>11!- • '"Neil DIP ...... ,,.,.,,.•. .. •' COMBO SALAD PLATTEB Sliiin.,, ,,i,,l ,-,,,i, ,Un., .,,,,1 d.kkn, M,'. 6.K llti tun tmhry SMVV LUNCH I DINNtll DEEP DIISH GOURMET PIZZA "Although'neither side was-willlng Monday night,- Burkhardt explained ' HOUSE TOSSED SALAD ...... I ...,...... ,,., | ,25 . ' . ' '-. ' '• ' : lnil1vlO11.1l II inch •' ' : ' '.-, ' ' An all-night session between the to .disclose exact figures on the that the SEA was at Work on the new •Board-of- Education and represenT salary increases, both remained salary guide and would go its hopeful that the new contract could :'• members for ratification once It was : VIGGIE ,.,...... ,.,.,,....., 4.75 latives of the~Spfingfield Education TIFFAWY BlIRGERS -, - ^ _ STEAKS '• "''' "' " Cheese, l(e*h muihroomv pcjipcr 1. Anil onlom • . MixicAN ...... r..'...... Association Sunday resulted In a be ratified at the next board meeting approved by the board. 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1 1 ; : • Cheese .utel pleniy QlpeppnioMl ,.. ' ... • . tentative agreement on a new; twpr ""r;SwCwMzpis ' " """" , /!-'":«v.^wi,,M,cTCi,,M^,ioi,;,l.,w' year contract for teachers in the ....,...... ;...... 3.95 riLET MIGNON 6 o«X .•...'...... ,v,v,, r,05 COFFEiS OF THE WORLD ,—-~t~. DESSERTS Springfield school district. „ CHEESLBURGEI1 ...... !' • & . • , u nrrANv GARDtN conu ,;..,,.,,/,...... i,9s Finally arrived at somewhere CHEDDAR CHIISl I XACON .....,. .I. .Z. <" "«•?.«>'« N.V. STEAK., , ,...;., ..;... ,.„ Uccd with tlMntly ,ind CMIHI Mninler K '• ' . HOMEMADE CREAMV CHEESE CAKE : . l.IS around ?4:30/'a.m.'.. Monday, the CHEDDAH CHEISI J.ONION . .. .'. ... I .•;,', '.v^75 ..!<•'«• CHOICt N,Y^SHAK^.,.,:,,,;,,...... 10.05 HOMEMADE rLOIIIDA KEY LIME PIE . IRISH cdrnt...... ",',;•,'.....,,.,,.;;,,.-, 2,9S , 'I.7S tentative paqt will be retroactive to IrUtt Whiskey ,\nil ,i Kltw ol Itlsh MIM, . •' , ' ' TpRTIiril". .. ."....,....; July 1 of this year, and will expire on (np'ictl w11 h*whipped criMnv • ' • •' •' r- l.K ; . FIX-IN BAR - CAPPUCCINO...... -, .',,,'.,-,', ,,'..' • j, j"s June 30, 1988i Included in the set- Squad seeks new members ..Wild Meameil mill*, ^lilppcil cre.im And clnnflmfliv ' ' • HOT ArriE CRUNCH , . . . ;... Topped wlrli V,tnlll.vlci. CdMiii 1.15 tlement are provisions; allowing . fcompllnienl»iry fix-In D.irlhcludeci wiih,.ill blirHcr^ and stpiiks ESPRESSO ...... ,.....,...;,,i.., ISO I your lm,ialn.itlon niri wiltt with to|jplnRs one) sauces ol yciur choice. TllUny OJICI[.I> W01I1I Illnnil ol Coftut; Imiimird "'.' ' CHOCOLATE MOUSSE-CAKE ; district instructors "retroactive In an attempt to continue the Anyone with six hours of time • Irom Inly. «eruc6.p,m. hired contractors, Thejjravel In place appears to fdllow the parking guidelines "automatic" arid teachers should bo Midget wrestling y from an W|ler outsideenglrieerlng study, ^-^ • on weekdays, has instituted a credited with another year's ex- • program to recruit perfipnnel The Springfield Recreation •pojienceat the end of each school able to give only six hours of Department has announced that yew?sAJso debated was wording in service per week, Regular squad slgn-ups for the midget wrestling the old contract; which was resolved membership entails n minimum program at the Chlsholm School Blaze claims life of man, 60 in the all-night session as well. of 12 hours weekly. ./ ' Will be hold Monday from 7-9 A W-year^old man was found dead smoke alarlin detection, Pasecznyk •Overlook. Hospital for smoke Instructors, who In the words of "There are people. '. in "the p.m., and at the S6rah Bailey_ in hlsTroy Drive apartment early had apparently removed the bat- Inhalation. Firefighter John Pyar SEA chief negotiator Bob Burkhardt community who have: been Civic Center from 8:30 a.m.-4:30 Tuesday morningi the Victim of. a teries of his smoke, detector. Of- arid volunteer Firefighter BJorn "were "planning on things that would trained In CPR -— cardio p.m.,Tuesday through Friday, fir^>vh(lch was apparently caused by flcliala belleviB there Is a>Swanstr'om were treated '.at the lead up to a strike," had contended— •pulmonary-resuscitation--^ arid The fee is $5. Practices will his smoking In bed,; according to "posslfcllity" the f|r6 victim .would hospital-for'hand Injuries. All.four that failure to agree-on salary in-, advanced FM Aid, or are held at the Chlsholm School, ' ottic^is;;;; ^;u;'./.—.::-:•:-'•,-;:" still be alive had he not rendered his: '"men were released after treatment, creases' were dup tp the board's' EMTs, and have a limited alarm iheffectlye, ...;•• ; ".'''.'''Johnnta said he would send a alleged unwillingness to "come up • amount of time' to volunteer/': According, to, police, Joseph Nl. : 1 pasecznyk, who woi(ld have turned Suffering minor injuries were, letter to ' Police Chief William with what the average county set-. says the squad's membership' Hoop tryouts set 6i later this «*ek, was found face patrolmen Ivan Shapow and Scott r"ttie board's '' all -." flre-relat«!a.. Invited to attend the board meeting. vmeetlng. The; teat;became a high ! Business directory , school graduation requirement this ."Intention" to \deny .them to ik' ^hr;' ''A• ' ""/' ri'. ..Pagef Calendar...... ;.,.-. Page 3 Livingston Regional High School In year, replacing the easier Minimum Editorial,..:... Classified ,yi.."•..;'.'; .Pages 10-21, :. "It was never our Iritenllon that Letters.;;.,..:.. ,;.vjeage4 ^BerkeleyHelghU, '••-' V';, ,;;;.':,^.', : they be absolutely denied;" said PM Obituaries,;.;... Horoscope; \. ...Page.4 Ih'V addition, budgetary recom- Greenspoon, who said the contract Photoforum ,,.. ••«>«•.£ ««''W~" Lottery.,, s. wording had, for the' first time lit , Pag8 8e 12, «i^eia;i^ v.iu«>wna«>^; :fhrihel987-88'schoolyea*,»sweMas to| r9: Religious news .. •P ? ,"-*? Ortthesholf. ;.;.,;,l?age;si- 1 p»Bsi!iii«rJ||iimN^^yi ?i^ "mimy, many years,"' undergone ' Sports.,,..... •... .Pages 16-19 ^«^i|bed that althowhmp.^ 91.9 percet(ti_re^tlliigi 83,7 percent, Social..;.'.. i;,.wg«.,«59.u' Ms^bstan,tiar revisions,, :>*M^.';. :••• .•••rt-:.'1'-'''''J- ••''••'.v'.V'.i !•': •:•!.'

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COUNTY UEADER_NEWSPAPERS-: Thursday, November 13,1WB4 — 3

A Mountainside resident is one of today's fast-paced lifestyles. All five finalists in the Jersey Fresh recipes had to Include at least one Fficers^ '-^Egg Cooking Contest. egg per serving. ,, I .' ByMARKYABLONSKV . • • *-''! promoting and sustaining the overcrowding of unused trucks on want some kind of recognition here. Gf'h Jmyoungster-says-h&ha&alieady—I Addressing both a shortage in the strength and vitality 'of the social tqwnship police force and a sense of 1 company property, Crosett ex- This thing is dangerous. student at Deerfield School, entered madi«»r-»ie plans for thi e winnin' ' g• prize •- . ' • and moral fabric of our town, state . pressed fears that Schaible's desire the contest with his recipe for nacho "I'd put half in the bank for patriotism, the Springfield Town-, "'If he wins in court, you can say ship Committee on Tuesday and nation." to enlarge its use.of the property goodbye to Tooker Avenue," he . dip. Greg and his parents have been ' college, and buy- myself something • The proclamation carried the .could be "dangerous." invited to the Nassau Inn, Princeton, unanimously approved the hiring of' added, claiming that company with the other half," says Greg. two probationary police officers and endorsement' of the, rNew Jersey 'The oil company has already gone ' for the finals. The top prize for \bi drivers leave trucks idling near his The Museum.Watch._ The youngest contestant ever a proclamation designating the. State Federation of Women's Clubs to court to dispute a denial by the house while going to' a nearby ,. contest will be$400. to reach Uie finals says he entered ' week of Nov. 24 as National Family and the General'Federation of Board of Adjustment to enlarge the Recipes were judged on . the contest after learning about it convenience store for' coffee. "I Week. Women's Clubs. property's use. The Fire Depart- don't know why you're so lenient or nutritional quality, ease of from his home'economics teacher In other business, the committee ment, in the meantime, has initiated preparation, and suitability of William Wrisley, 29, of Morris .so easy. The smell of oil will.knock Carol Tagliente. — authorized Township Engineer —preliminary investigations of youover." , . Plains- and 21rV£flr-fl1

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i^i'i'viv'-.' '••'•V ^'^^^i'^f^^yf^^^^S. ;''iv.:'t'-;V:';:? l'-t- •••'• ::'<-''':':'W. ''•'<•/;: •''•',",-i'^ •;.; :. Vv^'^-'^vr-'^'^^^f^V'S'i'?^'"7:1-'-: "•'•'•'• ',';.',• .:'...'•'•. •' ::'v ;;;;•;•" -'^/-.'..B^:.;.-^;.;.;^ • .; .^: .•.V;,:1ii;V,,\ ;!^^..;'«l\,. v:7^ '•)"'';if.'vi'T"!-'."'!'''i1 •'••'i'V ''•:.^'..''"'j-T'''/l.' .'''vi'1'.'"1 •'.•,i'.';>ii'i;v-'--'.~^'-'—''"^rr'r!;'* "..;' '''^'-^'^i'^-^c'.^.l'.-V*;Kr^.*^i;^v;.:\^;,.-.!.i ',';.',':r.'/•:;'•'-i'.1..-,; ^•.;:]X^\^':Tl?t^\WKk)!%^^ — Thursday, November J3,1984 — COUNTY LEADER NEWSPAPERS-2* 1,2,3,4,5,6* • COUNTY LEADER NEWSPAPERS- Thursday, November 13,1986 —,5 s ConflicisAnd-Confusions^ The following information was publications, or consult wifh your prepared by the New Jersey Society Deferring Income: Investing in the near future, the new tax law financial planner. Expenses like either government securities or a PCP: An&el death of Certified Public Accountants these add. up and can be used ef- won't affect you. You can still defer Now that the President has signed certificate" of deposit that will the-profits from the sale if you buy Q- Recent newspaper stories have proved that such thinkjng is fectively to save money. mature next year-is a good way to another home Within two years that stated that except for cocaine, drug' the Tax Reform Act of 1986, you're* Charitable Contribution: Con- -erroneous. Actually many athletes probably s wondering how' if: will . defer income into 1987.. Your costs at least as much as tho one you use is on the decline in Union have never been allowed the op- tributions to charitable groups will deferral for the investment will be County. I have heard more and more • affect you.The New Jersey.Society continue to be fully deductible, but sold. If.you are 55 or older, you only portunity to deal with their feelmgs. • of. Certified Public Accofintants has worth more this year under the , have to nav people talking about PCP,-however. They have been pampered and Photoforurri only if you itemize. Remember, you higher tax brackets. You will also What is PCP, how does it affect you, releasedjhe followhtgyear-end tax don't have to give money to get a postpone taxation on the interest'for _._--_ — T__w.fwvw, t***ij"<»"^ over LJ spoiled; adored on one hand, and planning Hps.Jn-'flght of changes ri: will be taxes as ordinary income. and what is the truth about it in this abused, exploited and protected on As the old saying goes, "You can fool some of the people all brought about by the new law: Tleductioip =r=you can also take a year and pay less under the lower area? _of the time and all of the people some of the time, but you advantage of this tax break by brackets in 1987. the other. Drug abuse is "an equal ' Sales Tax Deduction; Under Hm Channeling Inponie to Chllden: If A. PCP (PhfinnycliHinn) js opportunity disease. It invites us all! can't fool all of the people all of the time." This sayirig has a -donat4ng^fumiiure-or-clothing; — new tax reform law, sales tax will no Medical Deductions: It's easy to you've been shifting inepme into central-nervous system depressant. •lot of nieaning-forSpringfreid environmental leaders. longer be an Itemized deduction, By next year, many people will lose the trusts for your children, be aware of , Q. Why can some people drink all put off a trip to the dentist, but now deduction for contributions tbIRAs. Originally the drug -was used as a night and not get drunk while others purchasing home appliances' or is a good time to go. Currently, a possible taxlncrease. Accounts for general anesthetic. Doctors began to Members-of-SCOPE — SpringfieldCitizenS-Organized To other expensive items now, you can If you don't already have an IRA, children under age 14 will be.taxed have one drink, and are falling all medical expenses, that exceed 5 open one; if you have one', make a see many unwanted side effects over the place? . • Protect the Environment — have been charging for the past fully deduct the sales tax on your percent of your adjusted gross1 in- at the parent's rate, even if the from the patient when they were 1986 return. ; . contribution. Consider joining accounts-existed before'- the tax r two months that there are indications that the former come are fully deductible. New" company-sponsored retirement plan coming out of the PCP induced A. Good question"."Basically, , Houdaille Quarry is being prepared to be the site of an am- Mortgage Interest: Interest year, you'll need in excess of 7.5 reform act. Children over age 14 are sleep. Patients were hallucinating,_ alcohol like any other drug has to be Vear. Vou'll npmi in fwnocc nf 7K • liklikfte* a 401(k)AMiir\ , iItf you'r.MH>MeA AeligibleUMIUIA, excluded frqm the tax increase. To phitheater, despite assurances to the contrary from county payments on second mortgages will percent to qualify for this deduction. because next year contributions to disoriented, angry and'had other absorbed, distributed, broken down remain fully deductible under the tako advantage of this opportunity unwanted reactions^ About 15 years and excreted in its journey through officials. While it may be easy to dismiss the matter as a new law. If you were considering By taking cafe of your health now, these will also be affected by the new before it's too late, contribute to you can also, take advantage of a law. .. • • ago, PCP hit the streets, par- .the body. Every person brings his or "dead issue," the group's contentions deserve a little more borrowing money through a home good tax deduction. ' your child's account by Dec. 31, ticularly in the San Fancisco area. her own set of variables to a drug. consideration than they have been getting. equity loan, those interest payments IRA Withdrawals: Taking an These tips provide general in- The street name at that time was Small Business Owners: If you 1 •One's age, weight, sex, physical will also remain fully deductible. early withdrawal on your IRA can iormaiLon.for_7.oU-to-consideii-when 'Angel Dust^A-betternarrnrwduld" -condition-and-emotional-state-all— rive-to the quarry's southern sector near the top of SomeTestrietlons apply, however, own a small business, buying items -costmore than you-thinkrUfrdeFlhe" •like new phones or computers by developing your year-end tax have been "Angel Death." PCP is a contribute to how a person reacts to Mountview Road reveals gravel has beeri^ spread out so contact your CPA to fill you in on tax reform act, there remains a TO" strategy. For more detailed in- drug- that even in moderate, close a drug. We are also discovering that the details. CPAs say owning a home Dec. 31 may "help, qualify for a .percent penalty for ' withdrawals formation-, and—professional care causes seizures, convulsions, alongside portions of the grading done by state-hired con- substantlaltax savings because a taken before age 59 1/2. Also, any some people are born with a brain tractors. The gravel looks like a parking lot — the same type is still one of the best ways to trim portion of that cost is deductible. assistance, contact your accountant. high blood-pressure, and creates a ' tolerance to alcohol. That is the your tax bill. •;•• amount borrowed is subject to In- As a public service^ members of disoriehtatlon of the brain that could reason some people are falling all of parking lot outlined on a map prepared by an outside Tax Strategy: 76 determine your come tax at the same rate as other cause long term damage. The so- Miscellaneous Deductions: best year-end tax strategy, compare the CPA society arealso available to over the place on one drink and other— engineering firm nearly four years ago in a "conceptual plan , Consider —these miscellaneous" —v-1-. -•• -™<»•>•..««-&)., "-umpaic Income. Look for more economical discuss tax plannin• g strategies with called "high" that -someone gets- people can drink all night. The fandv for development of an amphitheater and related facilities." deductions for this year's income projections for_your-1986-anda9B7—W.ay.j_to^bdr^ from smoking PCP is really a toxic and mind also can acquire a certain tax return: pay union or income and^expenses. If you have • remember, retirement; money oreanizn inn* -rn amount of tolerance to a drug if one One freeholder who has remained opposed to the project more income this year, defer any should be-earmarked for retirement £ffi^T J reaction to a very dangerous drug professional dues, _ pay for'sub- 7 that is no longer used by doctors. ingests the drug on a regular basis. has gone on record as suggesting that the grading appears to scriptions to investment or business additional income and take as many Selling Your Home: If you are PCP'is currently on the upswing in- Interestingly, the fact that a be related to the earlier engineering report. deductions as possible. .. thinking about selling your home. In the area. It even has a new set of person can handle more alcohol than " State we're in names, "Crazy Eddie" or "Omens." someone else does not mean,he or • We are concerned that the wishes of Springfield residents Hospitals are beginning' to admit a she is not an alcoholic. ' Most • are not' being respected. Our recent poll showed a clear number of patients with severe alcoholics in the late, stage T>f the majority _of town residents to be against an amphitheater. physical and emotional problems disease drink, to be normal. If they ', The freeholders recently passed a resolution affirming that isn't always worth it that are PCP induced'.' . don't drink they feel worse, with no'quarry development would take place unless the town symtoms such as sleeplessness, By DAVID J.MOORE Township Planning Board from or else Only sensed extra bucks for the development process. And now it Q.' With the recent dcug-related shaking, stomach problems and gave its approval. _ HALLOWEEN ISN'T JUST FOR KIDS.', .as evidenced by page, send it to 'Photo forum,' at this newspaper, P.O. Most people at all levels of considering a development ap- all as a neighborhood spin-off., looks like a judge wants to pluck deaths of L6h Bias and-Don Rogers, mood swings. ' Boy 3109, Union 07063, with complete identification of the government in this state we're in are you'd.think that sports "superstars" Why is the grading that has taken place so similar to that, Little Cowboy/ Rocky, owned by AAlchelle-VoIpe of plication because he found her in- , Why do we need planning board? from the system those'who have a Headley Terrace, Union, and Shotzle, playing peek-a-boo subject. The newpaper Is not responsible for' the volunteers. By that I mean that for terest in preserving open spaces to "„at all? If that kind of decision stands public-interest point of view. would wise up and kick their habits. Q. Please settle an argument, a engineering, map of four years ago? Why has the county In a pumpkin at the home of his family, Mr. and Mrs. photograph. Anyone who wishes to have a picture return- every salaried official, you find any be "disabling;" Yet' another baseball player, friend says that chewing tobacco is number of volunteers, like members up, I guess we won't! Who.will serve It's just one more example of the T persisted'in carrying out this old agreement with the state Daniel P. Bertolo of Thoreau Terrace,'.Union; If you have ed may pick It up the day after publication. You see, the lady also happens to on a planning board if developers fact that 'citizens don't, control the LaMarr. Hoyt of the San Diego . worse than smoking cigarettes or a favorite photo.whlch you would like to submit for this of planning boards, environmental be' president of the : Monmouth Padres, was' recently busied for cigars. Which is the leading cancer . when the evidence is clear that Springfield residents are not- commissions, school boards-arid.the take members to court because their way land is used in this state. And prepared to accept such a major impact? After being forced Conservation Foundation. So in views are environmental Instead of that's one of the reasons why, in lots drug possession. What is wrong with cause and what kinds of cancer does -Jike,-to-say-nothing-of-sewerT=water- ~these"guys?^~ ~__' . ~ -- —T .each cause? ~~ ^~ r^ to accept a major interstate highway'that forever changed -cffcctr"Judge"Patrlck~McGann Jr., developmental? Who will be able to ~o? towns, folks look, around in' and other kinds of authorities. and the Appellate Division after qualify for membership unless they - amazement at their surroundings, the character of the town, isn't the town entitled to the final It's true in our 567 municipalities, him, are saying that members of A. Basieqlly, there is nothing more A. The question really says, which Letters to the editor don't care about any thing? wondering how il got to be wall-to- wrong with the individuals you will :kil|-you faster? A cigarette, as well as our 21 counties, and in planning boards, or by extension, i terms of an amphitheater? This kind of thing has happended wall development when neither mention than with other people who smoker is a greater risk for cancer Mullmanand Welsch thanksupporters -"I have personally observed as well as "have been able to confirm the Trenton toori •---' other public officials, dare not have before. I can remember a case they, their neighbors nor their Although county officials now say that the state is done" grading work .being done conforming with an agreement made prior to-1983' "Outiwjiole system depends on our- strong opinions, lest their, public attempt to challenge their mind and of the lungs, a tobacco chewer is • brought by a dovelqperwho sought elected representatives wanted it .'body with'a traumatizing chemical. more prone to cancer of the mouth. with its end of the 1982 agreement, we are curious as to what We wish to thank you for your vote ofconf Idence on Election Day. While by concerning the land and this in fact Is being honored despite freeholder willingness to serve each other, stances "show the strength an i order from the court to barthatwny._ no means a landslide, it was nevetheless a comfortable victory. Regardless resolutions and contrary to the wishes and decisions of the Springfield often making tough decisions with of...personal commitment." , Athletes sometimes tend to The health consideration Is that the county now plans to do with its amphitheater-type layout. certain citizens from participating • That old course "in high school, believe .because they are in good tobacco is a drug that will increase After spending all that time, not to mention money, is it of the vote count, we realize that the responsibilities and obligations are the municipal council. An amphitheater is still being built in Houdaille Quarry, profound effects \on^ everyday life ._T.he.c|ue.stion_before;the planning 1 - same^Oiiiicommitmentis-to.allotSpringfield, and we will act accordingly.—^ : in- public hearings because they "Problems of Democracy,,' '.badly physical condition they can handle the risk of cancer and its effect will " -Springfield, We must put a stop to this." - ' .....-._...• ^and finances. I happeiTto^serve oh a T- board was __ whether to permit represented a citizens' group op- need updating because democracy really prepared to change the grading if Springfield residents Now, we ask for.your help and support over the next three years, to main- number of these bodies, from development of a locally prized bit of . drugs better than the average shorten the life span of many users demand it by way of referendum? Better yet, will the Though we are told we have the final word in whether or not we want an posed to his kind of development. has $Jti3 lot of problems! person.' Certainly Bins and Rogers- of tobacco.' " ' . •• ' tain the quality of life in Springfield.This responsibility rests not only with amphitheater, the grading work being done in the Quarry conforms to the municipal to state levels. I do it open space. Developers sued, The developer lost that one, but for residents ever have a chance to get their referendum? , the five-member Township Committee, but with every citizen of the amphitheater plans. Freeholder Chairman O'Keefe sent me the conceptual because I want to be of service. I'm challenging the lady's objectivity, ordinnnry-folks to have to defend The_cpunty should immediately cancer thoughts of con- township. We will be calling upon you to contribute. ' . . design report for the amphitheater which shows.where the stage, seating, asked to serve because I' have-a- amflhaFs how the frightening ruling themselves in court in order to! Again, thank you for your support. , "•.;••• parking andiawn areas are to be. When you go into the Quarry, you can see certain level of expertise in matters came about. . . participate In government sort of structing a project without consulting the town- We urge town .•••' •• v .••• •:.• ••. •. ••.••• • •• ayiwmi.MAM' that the proposed stage area has not been filled at all, the proposedseating environmental. And thero are plenty Hers was only one of 11 votes on discourages democracy I _ residents to take a look at the quarry to see for themselves • BILL WELSCH area_slopes_above the stagc,the proposed lawn arcia slopes off to the^ideof- -of other folks-like mer ••'•———-• ythcjbBSWprcannot'help.but wonder Real estate ahd development what is being done. Unless they_get-involved and-begui- Committecmcn-clcct the stage and the proposed parking areas are level and have paving stones Sometimes it just doesn't seem who screened the other 10 to find out interests make lots of money from speaking out, .residents may find themselves, having to ac- rolled over the surface. The roads shown on the maps as ingress and egress worth it I'm referring to a recent whether any or all of'thom might be the land in this stale There are cept a troublesome project without their consent. for UietatripHltheateiS 'off'of MAttntview and ShunpMkii'rcfettB, are already W"' courtideclslon in MonmquftxCounty,, just ifiasM deeplyioioommlttad'iritofti precious few who are Involved with Marshall claims 'failure to communicate' - ing used for construction vehicles. The maps detailing work to be done for which, discourages and even developing open space, cither government who don't have (he construction of the amphitheater verify that the county Intends that it be frightens me, It seems that a because* th6y arc directly involved something to gain financially from I read with great interest Mrs. Schneider's comments regarding my role built in Springfield If we were truly to have the option of using that land for a Superior Court judge ruled to bar the in S.C.O.P E, It appears from reading her comments, that Marylin is having park, baseball field, ice skating rink, etc., they would not be following the chairwoman of the Middletown some difficulty with her memory. First, Marylin has forgotten that we were amphitheater plan so precisely, both chosen to act as co-chairpersons of S C O.P.E. My understanding of When I called the Department of Transportation, I was told Mr. Florletti that shared position, was shared work and responsibility, and shared com- had requested the site plan of the Quarry so he could prepare the land for an School and Community; Cezanne munication. This comment is surely indicative of Mrs. Schneider's failure to amphitheater, The Union County Parks director and engineer have both said United for Excellence , Specializing In: PARAMOUNT communicate. they want an amphitheater in the Quarry and that grading is being done ac- •Perms U-insta\V Your news is good news Secondly, it appears that Marylin has forgotten an underlying precept of cording to the conceptual plan, "•Creative hair coloring Just nil in the information and we'll publish it for >ou! S.C O P.E to remain non-partisan, The lntroductlon-of partisan politics into I'm afraid that Springfield's "choice" will not be a choice at all. If we •Creative hairnryllng Garage Door Openers this group may have impaired S.C.O P.E's ability to work along side of a choose to have other recreational facilities in the Quarry, who will pay to • Highlighting (foiling) etc. ELECTRIC Democratically- controlled Township Committee, and a Republican- have it rcgraded? Will the county tell us it's a waste of money to regrade for •Manicures controlled Freeholder Board. In the coming months, this organization will a baseball field or hiking trails after thoy've prepared so thoroughly for the—- •Pedicures Who. have to work very closely with other of these boards in order to develop a amphitheater? It seems.by their actions that the county has masle-oui^ecl- •Waxing POWER BLOWER (Person or club for whom event is being held) ""SlBnTfoT us. it seems.thaf they don't JnWd to take us seriously and they feel sensible plan lor the Houaame quarry site; ' ~~~~~ Also SAVE OUTDOOR Marylin's comments further confused me about her and this group's pos- they can decide our way of life better than we can, Electrolysis by Natalie tion vis a vis Quarry. I havo correctly been quoted by Mark Haviland as be- I would like to suggest that all nine freeholders take a walk through the J3LEAN UP TIME WITH ing opposed to the amphitheater, and being in favor of site development for Quarry and see for themselves that some county employees are attempting and A PARAMOUNT ' iWhat : park lands, yet Mrs. Schneider suggests that my cdmments don't reflectthe to mislead them, It's time to stop the blind accceptanclfof what has been Nail Care Treatment by Francine POWER BLOWER. is happening, birthday,-anniversary, christening, views and sentiments of S C.O.P.E. I can't recall when this organization reported to you and see, as I have, that Springfield's rights have been totally Free Consultation • By Appointment Only meeting, etc changed its position disregarded. Finally, It appears from Mrs Schneider's actions, that she is preparing to KAREN WHALEM CONNECTICUT FARMS 26 Center Street, Springfield • Lightwoight.oasy to handle ontcr the political arena If this is truly the case, I for one wish her well, but Tree Top Drive POST 35 UNIT 35 Powerful 1 hp permanent she should make her entry after divorcing herself from the leadership of this * Cezanne 376-7065 magnet electric motor •Where ! organization, Superintendent lauds news coverage FREESECO Adiustableainntake I (Place-address I vent lor lull airflow In order for S.C O P.E. to be effective in developing viable plans for tho Just a note to express my appreciation for the manner in which the Spr- TRANSMITTER... M* me control Houdaille Quarry, it will need a great deal of effort on the part of all of Its ingfield Leader has been covering our school district news. The recognition purchase of a STANLEY U-INSTALULMODEL Blows away litter, members, not grandstanding and shoutingr-Marylin, I invite you to work 1500 Power Plus Garage Door Opener Whilo leaves and debris •When : with those of us who remain interested in headwork, not headlines. given to the students and programs in each edition Continues to assist our Supplies Lastl (Time and date) MARC MARSHALL student body and community in developing pride in Its schools.-I personally take delight in seeing our young people recognized for their special efforts Power Plus Regular Price $69" MODEL Co-Chalrpcrson, S.C.O.P.E. and,the 's support of their projects,*- Performance Checking Model 1500 149" Salo Price $49" PB150 On behalf of the school district, I commend you for assisting us in making Mfg. Mail-In I Details. the Springfield parents and residents proud of tholr schools^It Is also worthy Let it perform • Powerful motor opens residential door up to 18' Believes Quarry being readied for theater wide x 7'fc' high Rebate $7* (Or other important information). to note that the news coverage of Board of Education meetings is accurate •32 digital codes On Oct. 30,1986, Freeholder Brian Fahey sponsored a resolution to stop and reflects conscientious reporting. for you/' • 4'fe minute light time delay-150 waits of light further work In relation to an amphitheater In the Houdaille Quarry. I would GARYFRIEDLAND with light cover YOUR like to quote Mr. Fdhey's remarks concerning that resolution: Superintendent of Schools • Safety door reverse with back-up timed reversing v * system #S1500 COST Your name and address and daytime phone- Report from Washington J FREE SECOND TRANSMITTER Automatically opens/closes door from your car Works (So we can call you if we need more information) with all current and' late. Bamboo Leaf Rakes model Stanloy openers Indi- Academy applications on increase cator light shows battery strength Visor clip and bat- by MATTHEW RINALDO schools as Massachusetts Institute Test. These documents along with a pointments -are based solely on an tery included. 49 >99 IT'S FREE. Just nil in this information news sheet An increasing number of high of Technology, Rensselaer completed application must be filed annual nationwide competition, In-* school graduates are expected to Polytechnic Institute and the eight with my Washington office by Nov. formation on Coast Guard Academy 3Reg 4.99 k# Reg S 99 CUP and MAIL TO' avoid the high cost of_a college Ivy League schools, SO, appointments may be obtained by 0BR24 HBB3Q education by vying for appointments The mounting interest in the The_deadjlne does not pertain to writing to; Director j>L Admissions,- Arvin- i-handle-hlghest-quality- to the natlon'3 four cost-free service academies is reflected in th"Those e applying for admission to the U.S. Coast Guard Academy, New bamboo Flexible raking action P O. 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2,3,4*-COUNTY LEADER>JEWSPAPERS-^Thursday, November I3J19M - 7 Psychiatrist foresees nuclear threat 1 By MARIE DUTTER world "will see a major nuclear "The second question is whether ' tilews-Briefs The" dining room, filled with disaster before 'tho 1980s are over" thus far have been committed, by Our Lady of Lourdes Home and there is anyincompatibillty between youthful fanatics as "overt use of Dominican Republic in 1982. He members of the Society of — sounded liked rational conclusion ; School Association,' Mountainside, a person scientifically and violence to swing government earned a B.A. in psychology from Psychologists in Private Practice; drawn by a rational man, and not,a WE MAKE will hold I Is . annual Christmas the University of Hawaii in 1977. ' was hushed, following the talk given technologically skilled, and opinion," and not by engineers and rash statement by a "panic-" psychologically able, to carry out a Boutique Nov. 15 at 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. He is licensed in New York, by Dr.- Bertram S. Brown, president pusher. - ' scientists, Brown said: ".>".While anb* Nov. 16 from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. in . dreadful act of nuclear terror? ..''.-, statistically rare, such a - com- Pennsylvania and Hawaii, in ad- and chief—executive—officer of • Brown spoke of his'work at the TV HOUSE CALLS! .thejschool's auditorium. dition to New Jersey. Hahnemann University in "The, point I want to make is that,,. bination of scientific competence Rand Corporation "think-tank," in while statistically rare, such a ~ Holiday" treats and handcrafted" Philadelphia. and 'motivation is a distinct items will be available for purchase. 1980, "at which a group of specialists combination of, scientific com- M The psychologists, who practice in possibility and, I think, will in- In addition, coffee will be served broke up into groups to dis.cuss petence and motivation is a distinct crease. RegBltriyJPtieed »29 Essex and Union counties,. had government-response, and the- both days and bagels will be in- The NJ-TV-36 "Relationships" gathered for the group's dinner .possibility and, I think, will in- Expires Wednesday, Nov. 19th cluded on Nov. 16. terrorist mindset. I was in the group crease." ' • show will examine parenting stages meeting in Montclair recently in on the future of terrorism, where I "Finally,' to ask the question, House Call Only Parts If Needed Additional Additional information may be when the program _airs_nn—W«i._ anticipation that 'Brown would whether the current driving force of... _had the bojdjbadjuckjojccurately- —Brown_sald^lTerxorJsmJs.reaIly- Y^B-, ;—-= — —r- ibta1fi5a"T>y calling 233-1777; All" nesdays at 6:30 p.nCand'Fridays at address a very current concern of . predict' the forthcoming theater— the media is concerned. religious fundamentalism, that is, proceeds from, the event will go to 7 p.m. this month. • _ . . the-world today ^"terrorism. But., assassination attempt of the Pope. Terrorism will move from guns and theological motivation, makes it benefit the school. "Relationships" is produced by instead of the previously announced The analysis at that time had'to do bombs to chemical and biological Imore or less likely that the the Family Service Association, of . topic of terrorism and its effect on with the two structures most and nuclear means. Terrorists will psychological fusion of motivation factory Authorized Service | Steven Robert Williams, M.D., of ' Summit in cooperation with Com- its victims, Brown chose to speak on Vulnerable to those interested in cross the lines — it's like an ad- andjechnical competence will oc- Brooklyn, has been appointed a staff munities-on-Cable, Inc. the threat of terrorism fueled by instability, which were the' multi- diction, from small planes to jumbo cur. . .My answer is that the very pediatrician at Children's nuclear power. . . " national corporations and the ijets — it has to get bigger and nature of life and death of man, its Specialized Hospital. In the current program, four, Brown brought international church." bigger." • great meaning, the power of the The 34-year-old physician comes • mothers discuss their concerns as expertise to his subject. His Brown noted that while special Brown noted: "We have not yet afterworld, heaven, • nirvana and to the Hospital from JWajmonides parents and as individuals" Guest credentials include service as a assistant to the White House during seen any signs of terrorism in the paradise,-all make ijajnore iikely—| 605 CHESTNUT ST. UNION Medical Center in Brooklyn where panelists include KrisJBean of New Providence, Maureen Meixner of— special assistant to the President President John F. Kennedy's term, United States. Why?'-No one knows—pbssiwHfylfial the combination thaT" 686-5757 he was chief resident in pediatrics. from July 1961 through October -as—house-shr-inlCr!i-he-hHcHh

•A • •• ••••• • •• • crafts, games and refreshments will Environmental Resource Center of Benefit race Brown told the .'assembled, be offered in theschool auditorium. psychologists that "credible threat, Springfield will have some recycling The expo is geared for school-aged tips. •"•..•-• Beth Israel marks The American Legion, Depart- rather than actual explosion is what ment of New Jersey and the children, kindergarten to sixth • The Visiting NurserAssociation of Is feared — panic — the emptying of Summit YM starts new session today grade and their parents.-Children Telephone Pioneers of America will pur cities. There is a paradox here: Elizabeth and Dan the Safety Van This adorable Ranch at 31 Cambridge Terrace, Springfield was listed should be accompanied by adults. 85th year anniversary sponsor special races to raise funds The threat causes super powers to Early winter term classes at tho and grade. Also for kids are "Bir- programjiosted' by teens and aired with special needs Include Aerobics from the AAA Automobile Club will to improve facilities for the veterans and sold by Anne Sylvester's REALTY CORNER. Florence Summit YMCA begin today at 79 • thday Parties," a specialfeaturc for on TV-36; and the Creative Arts: for 00' plus, Weight Training for also be on hand. cooperate. The rogue states are of Rosenberg, Realtor Associate, listed this, home (or Mr. and Mrs. On Oct. 22, Newark Both Israel The decision was made to construct at Lyons y.A, Hospital Nov. 16 at concern." / St. and at the Wilson Center -children from 5 to 8, with planned Project, featuring art appreciation, Women Over 50, Weight Training by > "We'd like to gel some serious •• Joe Fischer, a professional Medical Center celebrated its 85th the state's most modern hospital. Lyons V.A. Hospital. Gerhard J. Bader. Freddf Sylvester Demsey,- President antf GeneralX gym, activities and supervision. dance and theater. ______Invitation, Backcare and Water messages across to our youth while magician who deals with the topic of anniversary To commemorate the Ground was broken on Lyons The event will consist of a 10- Manager of Anne Sylvester's REALTY CORNER arranged the sale to \ The new session includes a Teens have a wide variety of Exorcise Together, a therapeutic they spend the day . enjoying drug abuse, is scheduled to perform day, The Beth turned-back the Avenue, Newark~andrin 1928, a 350- kllomeler race mid.a half-marathon The psychiatrist concluded his the Gow Family. program of activities for children programs from which to choose, Adults can take exercise classes, program of warm water exercise for themselves," says—Marie Flbrio,' at4p.m. . •'•'.'• '.. calendar to its founding year, 1901. bed, 12-story hospital was dedicated as'well as a special'10-kilometer remarks to the somber audience, from 18 months to 4 years. Career Counseling and the Health from beginner to'advanced levels of people with arthritis. Employees dressed in costumes of Today, NBIMC is. a 545-bed, non- military squad race All races will and said: "You are now part of tho Wo would be pleased to assist you with any Computers for Kids, a course Career Opportunity Project, which fitness: T'ai Chi Chuari, a Expecting and new moms will find . the era, and the cafeteria rolled profit medical center that is both a start and finish on the grounds of the solution, because you know about real estate transaction. We provide friendly, designed for youngsters using pairs students with professionals stimulating ancient Chinese cxer- TPfFNatnl-^PitnessT—PosHPurtum— Pind duthow much back its prices, making roas.t beef teaching ' hospital and a major hospital, with the routes following It," personal,sorvlce and we'll be happy to give current educational software, is frohi the Overlook Hospital staff; ' elseregimen.jmd Yoga.--—• '• • •: -Fitness with Infant, Baby's First the most expensive meal on the referral center for Northern New paved and rolling hills in the you a professional market analysis of your divided into sections based on age Youth in Business, Spectrum, the Spe~clal fifness daises for those Year and Advanced Post-Partum vourhouse is worth menu at 8 cents a serving! Jersey The medical staff at NBIMC residential areas and countryside of home. Fitness, a more strenuous workout A penny candy store was is known for its pioneering Somerset County. incorporating aerobic exercise. m today's market. Call fashioned in the main lobby end the achievements in. health care in- Merchandise and trophies will be Nursery care at a modest fee is, also Max Danzis Auditorium was turned cluding: the development of the awarded to the top three men and Correction CALL 376-2300 TODAY! available in the mornings for us today! into . an old-time movie theater nation's first hospital-based blood women in each race with medals to- children of class participants featuring silent comedy classics and bank, the implantation of the first the first three men and women in the In Iast_week's paper, in an Dance sessions feature classical freshly popped corn The main event Americmr-hiade nuclear 10-kilometer and half-marathon in article entitled "Kearns gives 2 ballet for teens and adults, jazz UNION/ELIZABETH • of the day was the official birthday pacemaker, New Jersey's first each age group Plaques will be alcoholism workshops," Riley dance for teens and adults, for both BOYLE 540 North Ave. party, which included enough bir- kidney and heart transplants, and awarded to the top three teams in Regan was incorrectly referred beginner and intermediate students, thday cake to serve all 2,400 Beth pioneering use of the argon laser for the military squad run to as president. He is the director Tapneroblcs and Routines, a ja//, THE SIGN OF EXPERIENCE 3534200 employees! cardiac surgery " Applications and information~are~ of'the ~New~~aersey Division"of -roulmes^class-in-conjunctlon-wtth- iAccording. UvAestor,. Borns.te.in,, The medical center, is affiliated available from the American Legion Alcoholism , We regret any THINKING ABOUT jasz dance Children can learn tap president, NBIMC, the celebration with the University-of Medicine and Veterans Run, 29 Autumn Ave, confusion- whidhVetfesulted from and ballet, beginning at three years GOT THE PICTURE gave Beth employees the chance to Dentistry of New Jersey, and Clark, 0706G or by calling 381-5299 or this error. of age with pic-schonl dance and look at the common bonds that tie provides primary and tertiary care 647-4045 RETIREMENT? move up to Dance-Combo, together the past, present and future I'O its neighboring community and to tapacrobics, aerobics for kids and of the medical center, l:he suburban areas of the jazz dancing cchnology, the-people and hospital surrounding countios, including f"THIS SATURDAY ONLY!!""* Expanded parenting classes arc a environment have , all "changed Union County _ncw feature at the YWCA The infant Fine Art Custom frin'mg dramatically in the past 85 years, NBIMC is a major referral center care class is geared to expectant 4 New Providence Road • Mountainside 233-3350 one constant remains, a deep con- for cardiac surgery, cardiology, parents. cern for the well-being Nof all those oncology, renal, pediatrics, ' CARPET MILL OUTLET , Adult classes "for a bettor you" who come to The Beth seeking neonatology and pulmonary offer a wide choice of programs, ALL CUSTOM FRAMING care," says Bornstein , medicine The heart transplantation from Building Solf-Ebteom, n singles lMlntf H Ubar The Betrr was created m lpoi, and poison control programs aro •BUY DIRECTTWAREHOUSEii workshop, Self-Leadership, Dealing bOFF WPlt when the Daughters of "Israel unique- to NBIMC, and provide ltt Qvalrty • 100W Nylon •• ^ with Holiday Blues, Color Analysis ur 11/21/u services to the entire state Workshop, Fiench, , the job Hospital Association and the Open Sundays 12 p.m. • 5 p.m. Stop by for cider and cookies. Hebrew Hospital Dispensary "The Beth's motto, 'Technology senrch, Learn to Rcad,; for non- Association joined forces to create a with Compassion,' embodies both OFF rending adults, to English 75 • La.'ov-svlsction of oriulniil Old. • Over 1300 Framet In.StocK 21-bed facility located at High and our deep concern for our patients second language. CARPET CASH 1ST CARRY Pmtflli and Watercolon - tcuilom Malting West Kinney streets in Newark and for one another," says Born- -••-, A SHELL--:Caldwell School teacher Susan Barasch has been Instructing her There also arc swim classes • Original oil Palntlnos Irom France • 10'Day Copipletlon on Because thcr demands'for service stem "When our successors look WITH THIS «D MftTS beginning at age 1 and right through • European - All Framing VISA-M/CHARGE third grade class on the subject, of reptiles and amphibians, In con unction wifh the • Pull cuitom Prattling Service! • lOOHConuryatlM Framing were so great, a larger facility was back on the medical center from the class science lesson. Shown are Denlse Amlano, left, Barasch,, ,an d Jenln' ' e Colell" " "o' to ndult learn to swim built on the same, location and perspective of the next century, lam BRING ROOM SIZES • CALL FOR DIRECTIONS The turtles shown have been on loan from the Morris Museum. More information can bo obtained Wt Invtli you lo conu In ind ITINI out piodniMUl sUH *ho m hut to milt you In cuttom tftmlni attheYW at 2734242 Inlttlor dtdin, coordlnitnj Komi dtconllni ind tint irt coll«Un| Pitwiul, lndnHJuil ittMtlM H opened to the public in 1808. By 1922 confident that they will learn the llHn to uch o) our cutlomtn. Drop by lor • tlilt Newark Beth Israel Hospital had spirit of The Beth from us, as we " 20 HOILES DRIVE (OFF SUMNER) KENILWORTH • 241-2500 expanded to 110-beds, but washave learned It from our Just Off fc.S.Pkw y Ext. 138 A 5 Points functioning as a 150-bed hospital orcdecessors " s»L9in5pm ReHtt-ZZteNtwriwMMNlId, •waaMH$at Hours: 9 aim. to 3 p.m.IHHH FLORIDA Sun 12 noon S p m RETIREMENT SEMINARS Would You Le$&e Them Introducing to Chance? 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talmiMnlinUli imiin^lm 1.1 i , _ii _ JI»I^ t _ ..V Vf 1,2,3,^,5,6* -COUNTY LEADER NEWSPAPERS— Thursday, November 13, m6_~ 9 8 — Thursday, November J37WW — COUNTY LEADER NEWSPAPERS -2,3,4* stickers, tab , and-pin noon the float Will visit Union I-, -.« *-}» Smokeout star' search- -buttons-with-a-frog-on-it-saylngT- Gounty-^ollegein'Cranford-fora- -MomstoJiaxG-powwows- "Kiss Me I Don't Smoke." Each balloon launch. After that the Overlook Hospital's Mothers' infants and toddlers. ' The "Quest for Stare" is the this nationwide event, simply float will go to Merck & Company star will receive a prize. . Exchange, led by a nurse educator; i I theme for the Union County Unit, because anyone who succeeds in On the-day of.the Smokeout' in Rahway;.and then finish up on American Cancer Society's loth giving up smoking is a real star to there will be a float-traveling Elizabeth Avenue in Elizabeth anniversary of the. Great the society," says Ronald H. throughout Union County with from 3 to 4 p.m. '•• i next series begins Nov. 19,-26, American Smokeout scheduled Posyton, chairman of the Those interested in becoming a Dec.'3,10 and 17. being partners in WDJM searching for "stars." toys, plus other topics. A dietician for Nov. 20. -Smokeout. ) The float will stop at the star, or giving Up tobacco on Nov. parenting Is discussed. , "We want former smokers who The "stars" wjll be spotted by 20 may call the American Cancer discusses childhood and mothers' Elizabeth Train Station from 7 to nutrition. The group also learns For. further Information, call'the quit cigarettes during the past 10 WJDM (1530) Radio Station. 9:30 a.m., where WJDM "Will Society at 354-7373 to get free- years to become "stars" during These people will be identified by -broadcast live. From 10:30 to yciss Me I Don4t Smoke" buttons cardiopulmoriary resuscitation and Overlook Department of Health' Education" at 522-2963. WIN YOUR TURKEY! ENTRY-BLANK — FOR - NAME "I I x ' I ADDRESS

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jiiiuiB-The-Merchants-listed-on-tMs^page-make-winning-YoUF- ——NO PURCHASE Ns-CESSflRlL- BLOODDONOR—Springfield resident Carl Johnson took p^inanemployeeblood Thanksglving turkey as easy as filling out this coupon. With a little Contest Ends November 20,1986. . drive sponsored by the Foster Wheeler Corp., of Livingston. The ^orth Jersey luck and very little effort you may win one of these delicious turkeys Blood Center Is seeking blood donors, who will receive credits which cover any to be given away FREE on November 20, 1986: simply fill but the *_AsAdvertlsed'.in^ possible blood needs for themselves or their families. For more Information on coupon appearing in this ad and deposit it at any of the participating 4 Union Leader • Springfield Leader becoming a blood donor, please call the North'Jersey Blood Center aj 676-4700. merchants, coupons are also available at each location. No purchase Kenllworth Leader • Mountainside Echo H necessaryt Each store has a winner. tinden Leader* The Spectator . L ' M|HHi J Intervention program far children

TOP CUSTODIAN—Board of Education Secretary Leonard DlGlovannl, left, the Early Intervention Program, teacher with the help of her assistant children, so that carry-over may-be presents Joseph Camp .with the first Custodial Work Award in recognition for .which serves! children to 3- years- and operates Monday^ through incorporated into the child's home HARLAN'S WINTERS custodial excellence during the month of September. Buildings and Grounds old, Is located at a barrier-free, Thursday from 9to 11 a.m. A team of life. A home program Is given to GAISER'S THE BOOK - coordinator Joseph Zappulla, right, looks on. • " •'•'•' _ facility' at 373 Clermont' Terrace,. therapists work- together with the parents with Individual Plans UNION Jewelry md CURTAIN BIN FASHIONS Diamond Exchange Union. In addition to a classroom," teacher to provide, individual (I.S.P.'s) listing the teacher's and BOOTERY Pork Store REVIEW "Srttart Fashions (or • physical, occupational, and speech . therapist's specific yearly goals and 1036 Stuyvesant Ave 1000Stuyyeunl«»e. there is an extensive, well-equippod- 103D Stuyvesant Ave. 2019 Morris Ave Union Center 1049 Stuyvesant Ave. Todays Woman" therapy room and an outdoor .therapy. A pediatric neurologist and behavioral objectives. In addition, Union Center Union Center Union Center 1040 Stuyvtsanl JlVfc Union playground for use in nice weather. physiatrist are available to evaluate parents share their experiences and 686-5480 686-5015 Union Center 687-9050 Red Cross appoints chairwoman The philosophy of the program is and coordinate the needs of each concerns with each other on a 686-3421 688-4111 child. •'- . '"',.-. weekly basis in group meetings led 686-6952 '• The Westfield-Mountainside education, Beroset completed a field, her enthusiasm and com- to provide stimulation for physical, : Chapter of the American Red Cross cognitive, social, and language Parents are important members by a social worker. : ' ' dietetic"' internship at Eastman • mitrnent to the American Red Cross ' of the team, and parents of the in- The early Intervention Program is recently announced the appointment - Kodak Co., Rochester, N.Y. make her an ideal leader of our development to high-risk infants, of Maria T. Beroset as chhpter developmentally delayed and/or fants are encouraged to .attend the funded through State and- local She is a member of the American Board of Directors," said Gail program. Specific times are grants; there.Is no charge?to the chairwoman.—~r_ ,) • , • Dietetic Association arid the Com- Cassidy, executive director. "We physically handicapped infants. Beroset is employed as n clinical' Emphasis is oh developing the whole scheduled for direct parent-child- parent. Referrals are being ac- munity Dietetics Committee of New look forward loan exciting year." " teacher, pr therapist, training cepted for the fall program how. dietician at Children's Specialized Jersey Dietetic-Association and*of child, utilizing a trans-disciplinary sessions. During^.these times, Further information can be ob- Hospital in Mountainside. A Health Services Committee of the Beroset is seeking chairmen to fill team apprdach,' including: parent, graduate of Marywood College with the vacancieson the Health Services teacher, physical, occupational, and' parents ar6 shown how to position, tained by contacting Ethel Moore, American Red Cross.:.— speech therapists, social worker, handle, play, and teach their. social worker, at 354-5800. a B.S. degree in foods, nutrition and "Her background in the health committee and the Public Relations c'omniittce. nurse, arid physicians. .; . 7 ' RECLINER "Because the'Amcricnn Red Cross The class is led by a certified LUTTS ELBERSON'S NOBEL WORLD is such a vital organization, I would FLORIST EYEGLASSES. INC. CENTER FLORIST Luster named to UCC board encourage anyone interested in T-TIME PORK STORE, INC. 974 Stuyvesant Ave. THE RECLINER PEOPLE serving as a volunteer to contact the 1055 Stuyvesant Ave. 1042 Salem Rd. 1721 Morns me. 1263 Stuymant Ave. Co'unty's public community, college, Counselor visifs 1419 Stuyvesant Ave Union Center Richard O. Luster of Mountainside office at 321 Elm St," staled Union Union Center Union Union has been elected to a. three-year serving about 8,GO0 students in 67 Beroset. Molly Mudd, -an admissions 964-7877 term on the Board of Governors of program options in the areas of counselor 'of Widoner 686-4512 688-6476 687-5456 Union County College. liberal arts, biology, business, University in Chester, Pa , has engineering, .human services, Luster, president of Richard 0. Buckley joins schedujed visits.with guidance7 Luster iJnU AssooiatesJnc',, Wafron, nursing, criminal'justice, 'physical counselors and Interested has, been named to the buildings and science and the business, health and students at David Brearley grounds committee. • engineering technologies at cam- realty office Regional High School in The governance of Union'"County puses in Crnnford, Elizabeth,. Kenllworth and Jonathan College is shared by a "12-member Plainfield and Scotch Plains. . Agnes BucHloy of Mountainside Dayton Regional High School in board of trusteesand a 2G-member Luster joined the firm of Richard has been-appolnted to the Wcstfield Springfield, pn Nov 25 board ,of governors. UCC is?Union O, Luster and Associates In loss,' and office of Weichert Realtors in an has been president since 1M0. He announcement by Larry Mueller, holds licenses in New Jersey, New manager. Academic honor York.- and Pennsylvania as a: A license^ Realtor since 1970, TINA'S SHANG-MEY professional-engineer, a land sur- Buckley obtained her broker's DEGEORGE license In 1973, is a member of the Thomas Flexner of Snngfield, a ESPECIALLY FOR HAIRSTYLISTS veyor and a prOfessinal planner. A freshman at NJ Institute of 7-ELEUEN JEWELERS HAIR FASHION Westfield and Summit Boards, holds YOU 607 Chestnut St. 15 W.BImke Street graduate of Lehigh UrilversityJPa., Technology, Newark, has been FOOD STORE 342 Chestnut St. HAPPY G.R.I, and C.R.S, designations, and 522 Chestnut St. Union • Linden he also holds a master of science designated an institute scholar A 1361 Stuyvesant Ave Union degree in civil engineering from the has -qualified several times for statistics andr actuarial science Union Union 688-8740 THANKSGIVING 925-3430 membership in the New Jersey Slate major, ho Is a graduate of Jonathan 687-3707 ,'. New Jersey Institute of Technology, Million Dollar Club 688-9730 688-6588 _Newark.- :---- V . —•..-'?•••'.-'-i .-•-;•-•'•. Dayton Regional High School in 7 :r "I expect to push my career Springfield WE WANT YOU—The r?ev. Raymond Waldron, left, and Luster is a member of the Helen Stickle of Union are helping to anchor the Springfield American Society of Civil forward: even further by joining, Weichert Realtors," s>he com- - DON'T MISS A WEEK Community Blood Drive at St. -*James Churchr South" Englheers, the New Jersey Society Springfield Avenue, Sunday. Many local community groups of Professional - Engineers, the mented', "and I enjoy working wilh OF LOCALNEWS the fully trained, professional people will participate In the drive, which will be held from 8 a.m. to .'American'. Congress of Survoying CALL68fi-7700 I.hnve met in this'company FOR HOME DELIVERY 2 p.m. More Information can be obtained by calling 676-4700. and "Mapping, the Natitinal Council A resident of the area for 21 years, of Consulting. Engineers, the American Arbitration Association, Buckley has participated in corm munlty groups such, as Common i-and_iU.tilitjL_ahdJjT.rahsportallon^ -Cause—Mqimtainblde Newcomers Contractors of New Jersey. He wasa and Amnesty International Most of BETTE LIND SHEAR ARRANGEMENTS lieutenant in the U.S. Naval Reserve her real estate Service has, been in PARK DRUGS SOPHISTICATION from 1952 tb:1956, serving in the civil DINER 225 Morris Avenue BY ROSE : tho western; Union County market 240 Morris Avenue RICH AUb LUSTER engineer corps. •;; , 'Brea- 1922 East St. George Ave CONVENIENCE Springfield 28 N. 20

- By order ol tho Township Coi... lions, II, in the interest.ol the .Township It Is By order ol tho Township •Commltled ol the TownshlpolSprlnollld.NewJorsey.:., •- . ' Township ol Sprlnollld,. New Jersey .-, •' •• .: . . ' Helen E, Manulro '. ., Helen 6 Migulre •"•SroWA'thVTShlp Committee o. the . .' • ' ' Townshlpclork ' • . . ' • ; . Township Clerk f Town.hlpof,SprlnolHd,N.wJ.r,.v.riE;Mi|o(j|he ll& MUoSprlngfMdtMdgr, Nov 13120,1584 Please start my free subscription . 0M3S Springfield Leader, Nov. 'W^Uj „,, . ••' . •." : •:' (FeaiUOOO) .-, . . ••• ' • Township Clerk' .JM3J7 SprlnoHeld L«»d«r,.Noy..l3.«, JO,""" .. ... • 'PUBLIC NOTICE • NOTICE OF SALE OF PROPERTY FOR NONPAYMENT OF TAXES,- ""''"TssessMeNTSANpOTHERMUNICI.PALLIENS . to the Kenilworth Leader MjOTICeOFSETTLEMENf NOTICEIiherebyglventhattheflrstandflnal COUPON MUST HE SIGNED AND DATED TO BE VALID! . accoJew Jersey/ JM7, •nlllled "Sale of Real ADDRESS. SUPREME next, at 1:30 P.M., at the Union County court ProBertytoEnW«LI«ns,"S«tlonMi5-Hlo5 MUl ipHngfielM L»ader,^ov«rnber(3/ l(iWi'* r ,«iij« Sprlng||o(d Leader, November 13, •*T**%''T'1 .,'.,',.•'>• '•" ' • •• •' •*, • •'• •'• (rWI W.30) •'.•;>"•'."'' '•'' ' •, •'.••. '• •- I •

10 — Thursday, November 13,1984 — COUNTY LEADER NEWSPAPERS -1,2,3,4,5,6* 2,3,4,5,4*. COUNTY LEADER NEWSPAPERS-Thursday, November 13,198»- 11 Counfjngets fiome^core Union County has been selected as ana^planned by the client and a one of 10.counties in the state to registered nurse or social worker. - participate in the Personal At- Attendants will come from various tendant' Demonstration Program, service agencies, with the client according to Ann Baran, director of having the option to choose his or her the .Union Cbunty- Department of own attendant, who will receive/ Human Services. •„ • • training and approval; . , The model program, funded by the "This program is an excellent N.J. Department of Human Ser- opportunity to allow the. disabled vices, provides personal attendant ' residents of our county the chance to services by individuals trained and Jead_ajnDteJndependent lifestyle." • experienced in home health care to says-James J. Fulcomer, Union assist the disabled in handling daily County Freeholder and liaison to the living tasks7~~such~a~s~ bathing, Advisory Board on Handicapped, "I dressing, transferring to a- -hope -~aflenhe~1ntiar tw^yeaT wheelchair, transportation and demonstration period, this program other needs. • —will become permanent."-:-r— • The program will be directly For further information, contact administered by the Union County Bob Colicchio, program coordinator, " Office on Handicapped and is Union County Office on Han: available to Union County residents, dicappcd at 527-4840, Monday ages 18 to 65 who are physically, ^through Friday, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. disabled and who know what their ' needs are, arid can direct the ,at- (endent in providing those needs. ' "Preference will be given to those who are employed, preparing for CPR c/crss offeree^ • employment or living independently The Center for Health Education in the community," says Colleen Inc., an affiliate of Muhlenberg Fraser,- coordinator of the .Union Regional Medical Center Inc., County Office on—Handicapped. Plainfield will .offer the course, "They are'the ones-mosMn-heed-of- "Hiiait Saverpwhich teSclIe1T"S9inc~ theprogram." cardiopulmonary resusciatation Persons eligible for the program and obstructed airway techniques under Social Service Block Grant will be offered Nov. 18 from 7 p.m. to? guidelines will receive tKe services 10:30 p.hi. at no cost. Those with annual in- . The class will .'be ' held'in the comes exceeding $20,000 will be Muhlenberg Regional Medical HEROES—Eight firefighters and police officers - were asked to contribute to the cost using Center School of Nursing. The fee is Fire Department; Edward Plenciak, Edward Gabriel, - aslidingfeescale. honored Nov. 7 by The 200 Club of Union County at the club's captain, and Charls Bass, all of the Hillside Fire Depart- $17. . ... annual valor award luncheon. From left: Thomas Ernst, ment; George Orak, Linden Fire Department; and Richard Clients selected for the program Persons interested in reserving ^Springfield Fire Department; Peter DeRose, Roselle Police J.Connallon, Roselle Police Department. will receivo 10 to 40 hours of service space should'contact Doug Schantz, . Department; Robert J. Knapp, deputy chief, Roselle Park % per week based, on their cir- CPR education coordinator at 668- cumstances, which will be assessed 2402 during business hoars. .

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1 M* * > ' '\ .• > ;; S<' "v'::-;>'i' -'' ''•; ^- \ • 9®t :k% '••:•:[ !':;j &-.?;• 0&i$$$^^ 12 — Thursday,_NovemberJ3/i98« — ^CpUNTX.LJAJJE^JNEVVSPAPERS 0,2,3,4,5,6*. ...._ • - • • . • r - 1,2,3,4,5,0* • COUNTY LEADER NEWSPAPERS- Thursday/November 13,1984 - 13 Rathbone. 84. of Horn in Jersey Cltv. Mrs. Carney Seminole, Fla., formerly of Roselle, lived most of her life in Union before^ died Oct. 29. moving to Brick Township seven (Cpntlnuedfrom page 12) Born in Jersey City, Mr. Rathbone years ago. She was a secretary for ' RABBI SAMUEL B. ROSEN- Potter, Theresa Schlape and interior.-.was dedicated. Christ . THE CONNECTICUT Farms Bag and a Home Made Goods can be obtained by calling 964-7928. lived in Roselle before moving to the Domino Sugar Co., New York, 30 Eleanor Schmitt; 1930, Madeline Evangelical Lutheran Church began Table." Prizes will Included. A quilt, THE PUBLIC is invited to special' BERG, spiritual leader' of the Florida in 1972.. He was a sales years. Mrs. Carney was a member Presbyterian ^Church, Union, will Elmora Hebrew Center of Elizabeth, Coniln, -Jeannette Jenkins, Carrie in 1926 when.a mission for Lutherans begin the 1987 stewardship.drive, afgan, arid food baskets. Holiday revival services at the Springfield representative for Koppers Corp., of St. Paul's United...Methodist- Spatz, Anita Valdes and Lillian has- announced that the center's Roselle. • Mr. Rathbone was a Church. was purchased on Morris and Arnet "Fishers of Men," Sunday. The gifts and craft items will be on sfele. Church of the Nazarene, ^6~ Eric K. MfilL^29,_Qf Union died Mario S. Marino, 71, of Roselle Va1desT~T93TT~Ha'rm KellerTTr Lunch, Including homemade soups; Evergreen Ave., with the Rev. Ken Institute for Jewish Learning Is member of the First Presbyterian avenues. The cornerstone for the stewardship drive; under the registering for • the educational <, Nov. 2 Sunday in his home. Park died Nov. 4 isi Union Hospital. Hayes Ranck and Vera Roessner; present church on Morris Avenue leadership of Dockmaster Richard will be served in the dinning room. "Kern; as. evangelist, iL was an- Church, Roselle. He was a member 10J2, Jane Half ield, William Hermes classes which will begin on Monday. Born in Summit, Mr. Mcll lived Born in, Newark, he moved .t6_J£^,e Washington Lodge F&AM, Charles W. Still well, 76, of Roselle. and Sterling Road was laid in Schmidt will begin with the cap- CONSERVATIVE JEWISH '.nounced, Seryices~will. begin at 7 Additional information can be ob-~most of his life in Union. He moved Park died Nov, 5 in St. Elizabeth jnd Grace Hildebrant; 1933, Marie each evening Wednesday through Roselle Park four years ago. He haa Eatontown, and the Royal, Arch Bayer, Anna Imfcld, Varnard Johns, women concerned about the future tained by calling 353-1740. to Chicago about five years ago to been a tailor with the D'Angelis •, Hospital, Elizabeth. of the Jewish family will con- -Nov. 22. There will be two services MaS50n Hiram chapter Red Emile Ruppert, Emma Stein and _: take a position as customer service . Clothing Co. in East Newark for 40 xiank Born in Newark, he lived in Nutley — centrate on discussing major issues Nov. 23 at 10:45 a.m. and at 6 p.m. engineer with, the Concurrent before moving to Roselle Park 30 Robert WenzMgas.JEthel-Ervin,- Kern, is pastor' of the Lakeland years and retirea^lSjreareago, Mr. Surviving, are his wife, Evelyn ~EIsie GbTtuTaTDoris Sutherland and Religious events " at the Biennial convention of the THE UNITED—METHODIST Computer Corp. before movingback—Marino.serael3n_Army__durjng__:j( i _R hbone,—and-a sister, years ago. He was a truck driver for Women's League for Conservative- Church of the Nazarene in Denville. o ane at Violet Teufel. and 1936, Frieda Church of Linden will sponsor its to Union six months ago. Mr. Mell World War II. He was a member of Louise Smith the United Oil Co. in Hillside for 42 l November 1947. Since its founding in tains' enlisting "Fisherman" who Judaism, Sunday to Nov. 20 at the A Bible-centered preacher, Mr. Dattner arid Beatrice Peters. annual church fair Nov. 22 in Was graduated from Union High the American Legion North Ward Sylvia of Union and years, retiring 10 years ago. -" 1926, the. church has had 13 pastors will be "In charge of circulating the Concord Hotel, Kaimesha Lake, Kern has,'worked 'with, children, Memorial Post 4SU, Newark and the stewardship pledge fish. The fishing Aldersgate Hall, 321 N. Wood Ave., School in 1976 and froih the DeVrey Hollywood, Fla,, died Nov. 2 in including the present minister, the N.Y. Eleanor Kuperstein, Ann vyouth and adults in evangelism and Royal Nuts Inc., Newark. . Surviving, are his wife, Sophie; lanes are being made ready and Linden. The theme, of the'" fair is Technical Institute in Woodbridge in Morristownjvlemorial Hospital. THE REV. GLADWIN FUBLER Rev. Glenn A. Englehardt. An an- Dultz, Blanche Melsel, Lenore ' discipleship. Special music in each- Surviving are his wife, Christine; , four daughters, Eleanora Cheung, was installed as the president of the niversary celebration service was everyone is preparing to cast off. "Christmases Remembered." ft will 1979. Born in Newark, she livctTinUnion Patricia Kasn'er, Rose Marie Halper and Claire Falkin, all • of •/Service will be provided by His friends in the-Sunday Night a son, Carmine; three brothers, ; Council of Congregations of Union at held at

•• ,,< n \ »\ 14 — Thursday, November 13,1984 — COUNTY LEADER NEWSPAPERS -1,2,3,4,5,6* * U,3i4,5,o*. • COUNTY LEADER NEWSPAPERS-^ Thursday, November 13,1984 — IS Carol O'Molesky; three sons, Fred, Born in Newark, he moved to Michael T. Caprara, 57, of Roselle Union four years ago. He served in Park died Nov. 8 in the Veterans Charles F. and, John T. Jr.; four sisters. Lucille Dawsonf. Rfta Woods, the Army during World War I. Mr. -Administration HospilallaLyona. -OToole-worked-for-the-Newark- Born in Newark, he moved to Theresa Keenan and Eleanor it Roselle Park 19. years ago. HeMcGowan; two brothers, Fred and Board of Education for 50xe?rs- He served in the Army during the Charles Johnson, 15 grandchildren retired 23 years ago as a director of Korean War. Mr. Caprara was an and two great-grandchildren. board personnel. Mr. O'Toole was a member of the Newark'Elks Lodge Arnold P. Maslello, 61, of Stephen Barna, 71, of Union died Michael; five sisters, Carmela assistant foreman for the New Charles E. Knight, 74, of Cranford, Springfield died Nov. 6 in St. Bar- Nov. 0 in the Helen fteld Medical Emanuelle, Jennie Corrieri, Teresa Jersey Mill in Newark for the past 21, the Sacred Heart Church Holy Center, Trenton. > ' formerly of Roselle; died Nov. 6 in • Name Society in Vailsburg and the nabas Medical Center, Livingston. Buonvino, Grace Reigle and Lilly - seven months. Previously, he had Union Hospital. Born in Newark, he lived "in —Born in New York City, he lived, in Rauseo, and four grandchildren. been a foreman for the Rubberset American Legion Post 189. of Newark before moving to Union 10 Born in Roselle Park, he lived In Newark, Springfield for 24 years. Mr. Brush Co., Newark, where he had Roselle and moved to Cranford six Masiello was a bank officer for the years ago. Mr. Barna was: a buyer Dr. Bernard Linn, 75, ofbeen employed for 20 years. He is survived by a brother, United Counties Trust Co. in for the Potters Aeronautics in Union months ago. He was a supervisor for Springfield, a dentist for many years Surviving are his wife, Frances; a >• the.Exxon Corp., Linden, where he Elizabeth for many years. He was a for to years before he retired in 1973. before retiring, died Nov. ,5 in his Anne SUIIger, 72, of Roselle died -son', Michael C.; a daughter, Pamela . worked for 40 years before retiring Nov. 7 In the St. Barnabas Medical Loeal~~~ _ member of AMICO and the Surviving are a brother, William residence. • Caprara, and three sisters, Minnie American Legion Post 228, both in in 1974. . Center, Livingston. - A., and a sister, Olga Ballnt. Born in Newark, he moved to - Iuliano, Lucy Robertazzi and Rose Surviving are his wife, Emma; Springfield, and the Union County ; 'Springfield in 1951. He maintained a' Ferrera. . _ Born in Minneapolis, Minn,, she Rotary. Mr. Masiello served in the two sons, Charles J. and Michael E., moved to Roselle 35 years ago.She Mary Klumas, 89, of Linden died dental practice in Newark from 1938 Josephine Corage, .75, of Union and four grandchildren, Navy during World War II. ' ' Nov. 5 in Alexian Brothers Hospital, until 1942. He then served in the had been a dental hyglenist for Business & Industry died Nov. 6 in Union Hospital. Doctors Shertoff and Seidman in Surviving are his wife, Farmle'G;; Elizabeth. Navy during World War II as a Mildred Koenig, 85, of Kissimmee, - two-daughterSr-Diane-M.-JLaloE-and— / Born in Brooklyn, N.-Y., she had Fla., formerly of Roselle.and Union, ^Baypiuie many years ago. Mrs, The strength of our communities ,,prosthetiC;SpecialistoHermoved-h!s ^•lived in Union since 1970., '•", •" - Laurl S.Masiello;'a son, Wayne E.;. lived in Linden for 32 years, She was • practice to- Springfield after his '- died Nov. 8 in her home. . Stlliger was "a member of the Car- his mother, _ Sarah Masiello; a a member of the Catholic Daughters Surviving are a son,' Julian A."; a Born in Newark, she lived in teret Woman's Club, the Senior discharge and maintained an office daughter, Joan' Jacobson; two sister, Thelnia Clemente; a brother, of the Americas in Linden. until he retired in 1982T Roselle, Elizabeth and Union before Citizens' Club of Roselle and the •SCREEN PRINTING Gardei State sisters, Gloria Vaseliou and Louise moving to Florida three years ago. Knights of Columbus Women's NOBEL Anthony Clemente, and two grand-, Surviving are two sons, John J. Jr. He was promoted to captain in the •AIRBRUSH : CORPORATEHEADQUARTERS: children; _____ • and William C; a brother, John Naval Reserve in 1963. He retired Adam, and two grandchildren. • Surviving are three sons, Richard, Auxiliary, — EYEGLASSES, INC. • Sidney A. Fields, 71, of Pembroke" ;—Surviving are her . husband, •IRON-ONS DIRECT FACTORY Mae Mesgleski, 83, of Union died Hlatke, two grandchildredhild n andd ttwo from the Reserve In 1971. . -JohrrandTRobertrWgrandchildren- Roselle, New Jerseyy 07203. ' Pines, Fla., formerly a businessman.- and seven great-grandchildren. ' Joseph; a daughter, Arlene Wilson; •GLASS Gorpanu QUALITY CUSSES AT WABEUDUSE__ Nov. 6 In Elizabeth General Medical - great-grandchildren; - Dr. Linn earned" a bachelor's 1 (201)925-0080 . "Center;-'-.—- :'•••- degree from Upsala College in 1933 in. Union; died Nov. 1 in the Pem- Paola Maro, 88, of-Linden died two brothers, John and. George . •METAL ' DISCOUNT PRICES Angelo Marino, 68, of Roselle broke Pines General Hospital. Pirich, and two grandchildren. .- Born In Elizabeth, Mrs. Mesgleski Park, died Nov. 7 in Elizabeth and received a doctor of dental Nov. 9 in the Jersey Shore Medical •V|IOODSIGNS- MOST INSURANCE PLANS . lived in Union for three years. General Medical Center, Elizabeth. science degree from_the Columbia Born in The Bronx, NX, he lived Center, Neptune. -..•-• ——— ^Helen Schreihofer,.67, of Union •CUSTOM PAINTING ACCEPTED Surviving arc a son, John; two Born in Brooklyn,-Mr,_Marino- ^University Dental School,- New in Union-from 1948 to 1972 when he Born in Sicily, Mrs. Maro settled died' Nov. 5 in Overlook Hospital, 201-686-4512 BRICKHACIi, STUCCO, STONEFAdli Summit, SI'I.IT.RIB BLOCK. iiXPUSED AGGREGATE daughters, Nancy Zabita and moyed to Roselle Park 20 years ago. York, in 1938. He was a'member of moved to Florida. He had been the In Elizabeth in 1930 before moving to 1419 STUYVESANT AVE. V Bradlees Shopping Center |: the American Dental Association owner of Fields Jewelers in Union ~—Bonrin-Newark,- she lived in Florence Mesgleski; a sister, Sophie -He-was-a-printei—for-the Einson- Linden 45 years ago. Mrs. Maro was UNION, N.J. 07083 UNION ©Clarion JVC Kiciek, five grandchildren and a Freeman Printing Co,,- Fair Lawn, and the Essex County, Union County and Jn-Linden from 1948 to 1972, ' a machine operator with the Hilton Hillside before movlng-to Union 28- Cull /or FRIlliiimsiilliilion, tli'MKn 4i. < CHOOSE FROM OVER lOO'-SYSTEMS great-grandchildren. " for 12 years. He previously was q arid New Jersey Dental societies, He "Active with the Union Chamber^— Manufacturing-Co, in Linden for 10 years ago. She was a member of the ffi 687^7878 S ON DISPLAY. printer for the Comet Press Co. in also'was a member of the Military Commerce and Better Business years before she retired in 1949. She Daughters of the Americas in Union. Lucy A. Wrunski,'80, of Bor- New York City for 12 years. Mr. Surgeons of the U.S., Royal Social Bureau, Mr. -Fields: served as was a member of the'Mount Moriah Surviving are a son, Kentieth; a dentown, formerly of Linden, died. Marino hadbeen-a-coach for the .Health, in London and of the president of the Union Board of Senior Citizens of Linden. ~ daughter, Sandra' Pearce; a sister, When it comes to Diamond Jewelry o BUSINESS OF THE WEEK •American Legion Post 228 in.Trade from 1952 to I960. Beatrice Osswald, and four grand- CUSTOM SYSTEMS TO MEET \ Nov. 6 in the 'Burlington County Roselle Park team in the/Pop , •" Surviving are a daughter, Esther There's always a Bargain at Baron's YOOfl NEEDS* INSTALLED.-ANV VEHICLE Community Hospital, Mtl Holly. Warner Football. League for many Springfield. J •' Surviving are his'wife, Estelle; a Clarey; a sister, Carmellna Com- -ohildren. • B6rn in Linden, Mrs. Wrunski years and was president of the . Survivors are his wife, Leah, and a son,' Dr. Allan, and five grand- paretto, five grandchildren and four Where Low Prices and. ^ lived in Bordcntown for seven years. organization in 1980. He was a sister, Eve Skivin. children. ' ... 1 great-grandchildren. jMoreobiis Personal Attention She was a saleswoman for the,W. T. member • of the Church of the Rose Armstrong, 72, of Union died William C. Furmnn Sr., 89, of are always VISIT OUR MODERN SHOWROOMS Grant Co., Roselle and Elizabeth, Assumption "Holy ,Namc Society, Nov. 7 in her homo. Linden, died Nov. 6 in Rahway William O'Toole, 93, of Union, on page )3 in stock. IN-HOUSE SERVLCE.DEPARTMENT for 10 yearsand retired in 1971. Roselle Park, and served as ' Born in Newark, Mrs, Armstrong • Hospital. formerly of Vailsburg, died Nov. 7 in ..Surviving are'three daughters, presidentof the Holy Name Society moved to Union 30 years ago. Born in Elizabeth, Mr, Furman his home. '•' - r of St, John's Church, Brooklyn, in 406 Chestnut St., Union, NJ 07083 Alice Nordland, Josephine .Young Surviving are two •daughters, lived in Linden for the past 50 years. . wuak insimimirions and Ruthann Wancea; a' brother, 1964. . • •;.. Marlene Lotnbardi and .Jo Ann He'was a warehouseman for Food 0ME OF FINE USED CARS Harold Ramsin;—two sisters, Surviving are his wife, Virginia; a Kostin; three . brothers, Thomas, Fair Warehouse 20 years, retiring ilng Available Home Chaig* y'Wtt/ 1188 W. Omtnul SI. OH RT 22W. AcreiM Frances Barrett and Joanne Huff- son, Kenneth J.;- two daughters, Joseph "and James Naso, five-—many years ago. Mr. Furman was a . Obituary listings 666*1886 s M* UntoaNJ horn 4 Scnons Bowl man, 14 grandchildren and nine Alice M.^Worshinski and SuSan- grandchildren and two great- member of the Grace Episcopal THE NEXT BEST THING TO A NEW CAR... great-grandchildren. Marino; two brothers, Albert and grandchildren. : Church. ' ARMSTRONG-Rose,ofUnion;Nov.7.: — Surviving are his wife, Anna; five BARNA—Stephen, of Union; Nov. 6. sons, John, George, Douglas, ANNOUNCING!' ANDY'S AUTO SALES Death Notices BOMBERG-Jack, of Union; Nov. 3. 40 yeafs In Business. Warren and William C. Jr.; four CAPRARA-Michael T., of Roselle Park; Nov. 8. daughters', .'Eleanor Ensign", WINTER HOURS Ihtmih who ulls you your ur. ' ; CARNEY—Frances, 78, of Brick Township, formerly of Union; Nov. 3. ' : open 7 Days unices youiur. - ARMSTRONG-Nov. 7, 1986, Roso F.,. o( • Church whoro a funeral mass was of- Hollywood Memorial Park. Ini llou of Genevleve Hunter, Gertrude GORAGE-Josephine,ofUnion;Nov.6. • ' . 8a.m. to6p.m. Union,, bolovod wlfo o( Ilio lato Joseph farad. Interment Gracoland Momorlal flowers, contributions to Chlldron's- Sungela • and Margaret ^Yerseyich; (WutKtr Ptimlttlni ONLY THE • Fully S«r»lt« Motors Corp. in Linden, whore, he KLUMAS-Mary,ofLindoTiJNov."5™-~~~ ' ' FUNERAL HOME, 1500 Morris Avo., worked for 35 years. He retired 12 Union. • . '•'. . KNIGHT—Charles E., of Cranford, formerly of Roselle Park arid MASIEUO-Nov. 6, 1986, Arnold-P., of years ago. He was a member of the Roselle; Nov. 6. • ' : CONSTANTINE-Nov, 3, 1986, Mabel M. Springfield, N.J., bolovod husband ol SPEEDY CAR WASH LeBARQN . Scott, °bf East Hanover, mother Jean,, Fannie G. Masiello, devoted father of Holy Name Society and the Hook KOENIG—Mildred, of Kissimmee, Ela., formerly of Roselle and STROTHMANN-Nov. 3, 1986, Emmy L, Donlolo,' also survived . by six gran- Dlano M. Lalor, Wayne E. Maslollo and and Slice Club, both of St. John the. Union; Nov.8. ' . •"'•'"...•• Junker, ol Nutley, Kl.J,, beloved wife of Personalized Hand Detailing A Person to Person shop children and two great-grandchildren. Laurl S. Maslello, laving son of Sarah Henry E. Strothmdnn, mother of Emmy. Apostle Church, Clark-Linden. Mr. LINN-Dr: Bernard, of Springfield; Nov. 5. \.\ The Funeral from The MC .CRACKEN, Masiello, adored brother ol Thelma On Every Car washed dedicated to your individuality Emmel, cjrandmother'of Leo Ann.Buccl, Hoaly .was, a state officer for the \. ; < FUNERAL HOME, lMOvMorrls >A«o.. Clemento and Anthony Clomonto, also'. IOO'MJBRUSHLESS 1 Richard and Robert Emmel. Funoral from Ancient Order of Hibernians and a: b^tff d^SP^ln^/gi/anrfTiU sbn ErhW stand by-one of Ms • • ^••;^..:: 'WE ACCEPT"- .'••."""'• "• -" Union; Mass ln:5t.RoseT)f Lima Church , . survived by two grahdchildron 5Cott and , MARINO-MaHpS.,of RosellePark; Nov.4. 376-5iB4i Choosing the right car is a process laden with "Then, I hnd just a few cars. Atfirst, I had four or Lena Brescia,, and ' the ,late-.Michael In Brick Hospital.. - ; DIRjsl, grandlathor of Ann Marie, John,. ;. MUlllGAN-Nov, -9, 1986, Josoph H., ol Conrad P. and'Stophon J,-Straub, also SENbER-Mary,ofUnlon;Nov.9. ' •' .'. indecision, frustration and financial considerations, fivecars.andlatorlOo'rla." ' •••,.•,' Serving ri'siclvniialcuuomer*ulncc 1953 : survived by sjx grandchildren and eight She was born in Poland and lived Specializing in Tropical Fish 'Frank, And Jennjfor.Manxo, Glrid Mario . Union,- husband of .tho\lato Mario (nee in Hillside and Kenilworth before SPANO—StephenA,,ofUnlon;Nov,4. . in fact, getting the right car seems, attihics, to JBut. how can he manage with such n limited •HEATING ' •'• '-..••. •••. .and Lori Ann Blanco; Melissa, Mary, Hirtz) Mulligan. Funoral was conducted gredt-grandchllcTrpn., Funeral from- The and large Birds "* •AIR CONDITIONING : MC CRACKEN FUNERAL HOME, 1500 ;STECKMAN-KarlW.,ofUnion;Nov.6. . depend more on good luck than good judgment. . quahtIXy? AndeTsen says it's because of the shape Paula and Michael DIRIsl, .Funeral Irorrt- From The MC CRACKEN FUMERAL HOME, moving to Bricktown three years 1 HUMIDIFIERS ~ Morris Avo., Union. Mass at. Sacred : : those few cars are in. ' ' • - \ Tho MC CRA.CKEN FUNERAL HOME, 1500 .1500 Morrls.vAvolj Union. Mass at Christ •'•ago./ .-' ••••••;••• , '.' \' "•-• . •'-}•. STILLGER—Anne,of RosoUe; Nov.7.: • \ : • <£$} SALT WATER FISH If you're in the market for a used car, you might, • ATTIC FANS Carrier Morris'Ave,, Union.: The Funeral Mass tho King Church. Intormont Mount Olivet. Heart of Josus Church, Irvlngton. In- . Surviving are a son, Joseph R. STILLWELL-CharlesW., of Roselle Park; Nov.5. ~ / as weH double the trouble we just discussed;' ."We''sell''exceptionally.well-kept used cars. Our : terment St. Gertrude's Cemetery. *sA.MARINE EQUIPMENT • ELECTRONIC «~~«, -.„.... . _«« was offered at Holy Rosary, Churcft Comoterty.: ... . ' . 3rd.; a '-brother',-' Carl Linewski, and .STOETZEL-Wlnifred,ofynion;Nov.5;- ' ' • . ; , work on them covers ovorything from the engine to AIR CLEANERS FREE ESTIMATES Jersey City. Interment Name Cemetery. .• : LARGEST SELECTIOrWN THE AREA two grandchildren. ,. STRASSBURGER-PhilipE., of Laguna Hills, Calif., formerly of : So, beMe^iu-subjei^^UrAelttoJhis painful ^_^th.eJr.ansmissJojLtoJheJi:LVellneJ_We-alsoJiaye.an. -HERB-Nov. 4,l?86;;Emma.A.>Laquser, of • -STILIWELL-Nov,- 5; 1986, .; Charles SCHREIHOFER-Nov. 6, 1986, Helen. Union; Nov. 5., •.•"•,-.•, ' ;•. :/. :V'- • ,•;• ... ; '.' •' , ' ." young Birds-Hand Tamed ;o^deal,.:we suggest you put a lot of_careful thought extensive coverage,, policy after purchase, that ! Mary Gladys Klopfer, 78, of Unloh.V r —CALL 272-21OO—~- Toms Rlvor, N.J.; beloved wife.of .the .: : William, of Roello Park, N.J., bolovod (Adam), of. Union, wlfe'of the late Fred WEtARRY IAMS EUKANUBA • into the'dealer you want to go to. Bicause the right "covers oll"rniijor repairup~to-four-months. After- Schreihofer, mother of Kenneth and died .Nov. 8 in Union Hospital. .. STRAUB—Bronlslawa, of Lakehurst, formerly of Union; Nov.7; lale Julius Gorhcirdt (1945) and PdUl .'. :\ ••;.••'...'.. ' •:- ' f5~Y«ars of Pizza made the' BIERTUEMPEIxisTERTAGAC5ENCY, Tho MC CRACKEN FUNERAL HOME, 1500 Morris - Avo.,.' Union.! Entombment car lot, because they deal in a very limited selection His price ranges betweem $100,to $16,000. Morris .'.Ave,,... Union. Iritorrnent' . Hollywood Merriorlal Park Moasole'um. Betty Torchia; Janet Kasen and old ^Pashlonod way. L J) Iii.iiiran'ci'-Rcdl Eilalc . KLOPFER-Nov. '8/ 1986,' Mary Gladys of used models and all their vchicles.are prepped to' One thing ho enjoys is watching, a potential Everything : rnade fresh' ; (Johnson), of Union, beloved wife of the . mint condition.- '•;..' customer go over a car with 0 fine-tooth comb and 1880 MORRIS AVENUE, UNION . idto John T. KJopfor, mother of Betty dally. . Only, choice- California Tomatoes; & Located at 2486 Vaux Hall Rd., Andersen says' he finding nothing wrong. ;. ^ - • Residential & CommcHcial Real Estate ' ,;Torchla, Janet Kasbn, Carol O'Molesky,. BENO'S LIQUORS : got started Inhls field of work at the ripe age of 15, "There's nothing to find. The interior and exterior Fred Charlos E. and JohrtT. Klopfer Jn, SHOR'S DRUGS 107 N Wood ht. Unden 100% AAozzarella Cheese 1 Serving Union County. For Over 60 Years sister of LuclHo Dowson, Rita.Woods, cooked In Brick Ovens. or thereabouts. It was around that age that An- are always^inoxCelleht condition. V WECAN HANDLE ALL ~ . Thorosa Koonan, Eleanor Me Gowdn, - THf MEDICAL Call For dersen became.;intere$ted in the workings of cars' . Even though offering a fine product and providing " YC^UR INSUUANCU NEEDS. • ;Frod and Charles. Johnson, also survived ' 524BouUvard and had people bring cars to him from used car lots good service Is irnportant,-Andersen says customer ." ". . Lot Our KnuwMi>c a"J Experience : by'15. grandchlldr.on and two great- LEONARD BIELpRY^M.p; SERVICE CENTER : h . .••"C«mio«Livi»y•••'. needed a lot of work. Remember, in those days, . INSURANCE* 686-0651 Diplomat©, American Board of Allergy and immunology MM.-tri I:MAMMMI*M • PliyPlcklt An Easy Way Certainly, trie philosophy seems to have paid off, • Weekly Specials putting $100 Into a corwas like putting $1,000 into Andersen notes his really relies :very little oh ad- lux'. t.HMNtayt t M »M HI W» ToO«tanExclHn«N«w KAhlE-Nov. 8, 1986, Mrs, Mary (hoe WISHES TO ANNOUNCE THE OPENING OF HIS BRANCH OFFICE • Peridnalizetl Service •onetoday.",•: ' . v'v.- '•.''•• '• .'• •• .- • ""•••. " vertising and gets most of his business through llnewskl) age 72 of Brlcktbwrii formerly LandscaiMd Lookl Before going into business on his own, Anderson r-: ":•".. '• A-;r, For The Practice. Of r-:•;-•:, -. --: "•• "word of mouth," , . •'•' ..••-.• • . of Kenilworth, loving wlfo of the late UW VMr MHhr bwrMMi praptriy vtliits too. worked as automcchanlc in a variety of area repair !Td say 99 porcdht of my business Is.repeat . Joseph R., bolovod mother of Joseph R.V 1 I—MUSIC FOR sl!i8r shops and garages. In 1952, he earned his license as , . Jr. Joseph R. Ill of Brlcktown, °' ' sales, 'Andersen says,' ' : • ': DECORATIVE GRAVEL & : ;: ; Carl Llnoskl of Wayside, New Jersoy, ALLERGY AND IMMUNOLOGY a dealer. /, ' •'•"'•..•'. '••" - ''••• ••." •.•.• •''••'.• For a used car salesman, that's something to turn WEDDINGS grandmother of Dawn Mlch'ele and STONE PRODUCTS : "It was.like a homeioperation,'.'. Andersen says. ,oveC HOUSE OF M^OROS : : : [SKOiUVVMItt Joseph R. IV of Wayside, N.J,, relatives •'•• .••.•••:•••' • ••:•••:•••.•.••• •-.••AT-: •••'•".' •'•• ':'•>'< _-.•••••• NURSERY STOCK • and friends were Invited to attend the n 201-486-6565 funeral Irom Tho KENIWORTH FUNERAL' IDEAL PROFESSIONAL PARK EfiMENfiMUSUlU t BIZNESSor ,HOME 511 Washington Avenue, MAPLEWOOD NURSERIES uimituia iK.onllyvorth, thenco to St.! 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16 — Thursday, November 13,19B6"— COUNTY LEADER NEWSPAPERS -2,3,4*" 1 24,4* ' COUNTY LEADER NEWSPAPERS— Thursday, November 13,1984 — 17 urn on n ^3-0 rs' rally JO-HJJ1 .IHOHMERCIFULMHH ByMAKKYABLONSKY when a touchdown would have been In 1979, 9-year-old Scott L. Black continues to' persevere. - He is or two bringing his weekly distance nttta »caJnUi*iliilSIWKIUB. AI In Upp The' action on the gridiron took place under low-hanging, rain-filled ByMARKYABLONSKY for another TD arid that 15-point returned it eight yards to the of Springfield distinguished himself, to uttle Kcounb, out wo broufht to him Hko . evenbetter? ' resolute in his long term goal of - to between 40-50 miles. In addition to oatd i lut> uwunt ol mooty. Sine* t» Mi clouds, and by game's end, fog was beginning to enshroud the Im- If the fortunes of fate continue to lead. Things at this point did not look Brearley 40-yard line. Now was the as the youngest finisher In the New time to either sink or swim. "The extra point is something we completing at least one marathon running, Scott is ah "A" student at not IUI b IU), hit tmpbpr conmuibd that mediate area in and around Meisel Field, By game's end, to be sure, the smile on the Brearley Regional good. At halftime, the outlook didn't York City Marathon. His 4:28:00 was annually frohi childhood onward. In football team and Bob Taylor's seem a whole lot brighter. Moving steadily, the Bears ' practice 20 times a day," replied the_ almost a 17-mlnute improvement the Solomon Schecter Day School, ht b. fired Md pulloto |tfl unUI ill. ponuls meteorological conditions seemed symbolic of everything that has gone response to charges . that Cranford, and Is an active .member weti nudi. Ttx fotenun thutfora fill down wrong for a team that began the year with so much hope. grizzlies go on to win the Group 1, . So what turned it around for the launched a nine-play drive that took Bear mastermind. ''We felt very'- over his firaC marathon run at Bears? them all the way to the Manville one- confident that Vergura could ice it marathpning can ' be ' both -of orthodox Congregation Israel in befort him ajlrn, "flew haw pitlmct with Despite outgaining Parsippany-Troy Hills in total yardage by a 218- Section 1 playoffs, they'll remember Jersey Shore the previous fall. Scott physiologically and psychologically IM and I will pay >w all I owe." Then Iht • "Things were just really going yard line, aided greatly by a clutch forus." Springfield. '.- ••• ,'~^~ 121-margin, and despite two ideal scoring opportunities Tii the final' Sunday's dramatic comeback v Iookedjorward to doing even better, _ dangerous to young people, Scott pyldltl| i against the Manville Mustangs as their way," acknowledged Taylor, 18-yard gain from Norris, whd was The 5'11, 190-pounder, who has at New York in 1980, but bad to be quarter of play, thB.InnnthnnDnytnn Rpfllnnnl fiy^jhall tpnm went down now made nine of 10 extra points, ' sports a record of no serious injuries hour marathoner, is somewhat , hlmudfoiepHhlnithtdtpL the game that made it all possible. who said that his team's comeback deemed the "key" player by Taylor. content with breaking four hours at That foreman went out and found one ol hb to.an irking 3-0 defeat to a team that now has the same record as the With less than a minute left to play, came through. His teammates must in over more than nine consecutive puzzled by (he extent of his son's Bulldogs: 3-4. And if they don't even make it to will prove to be an inspirational the Marine Corps Marathon in years pf long distance running. - laboren who owed Mm a small amount ol • landmark to his players long after Brearley took a five-yard loss on a do likewise one more time against Washington, D.Q., when the success. "It's "•'obviously' not money. He laid handton him and took him by Although, injury-riddled Dayton saw its sagging defense rejuvenated state playoff competition, they'll , "Although Scott • cpmpetes for genetics," he jokingly suggests. v still recall the 16-15 thriller as a theirjrldlron careers are_oyer. "We delay-of-game penalty . after ex- Clark. It's that simple. • minimum age to participate in the Staten Island's Stapleton Athletic the throat tayinb "Pay me what you owel" with the return of inside linebacker Jeff Stoffer, who had gone down Prom the'time Scott began running, When the laborer fell down at rib feet and betf- great moment In Brearley history. had some mistakes offensively and periencing "a bit of a mix-upTi' in the' '"If we win, we're in," said Taylor. New York City Marathon was raised Club, he practices almost entirely by with' a badly-sprained ankle against Immaculata two weeks earlier, the words of the coach. his brother, Eric, 12, fantasized that ed him ujinfc "HIM patience with me and. I ability by Parsippany Hills to capitalize on a turnover proved to be the didn't sustain the ball. They played "I would say there's no doubt about to 16. Now.after a second ap- Jjiniself. He also makes up his own After trailing by a 15-0 score with mistake-free the first half. Now it was Vergura's turn. Why it. It's awful important to us." ] pearance at Marine Corps, two . one day maybe in the his late teensr - :will payjou air;, hejtouliLrwt IMen but fired difference in a game between two clubs trying to attain an overall training schedules after consulting him and threw him In {all until he should pay See you at Ward Field on Satur- Scott would break the three-hour less than half of the third quarter "And then in the second half we did Taylor elect to take the penalty finishes at Philadelphia and single With coaches and other experienced | his depL So when his other laboren taw what winning record. • . '.-^ , ,, . s marathon barrier. When Scott ran a remaining, the Bears rallied to win, got our kids together. We really and turn things over to Vergura day.-, ' • .. '•••,.• marathons in Detroit and Columbus, runners. During most of the year, [had been done they wen very (rietwd and ami After recovering a fumble by tailback Robert. Fusco at the Dayton 49- Ohio, Scott was able to run in New 3:10:11 at Philadelphia as a 13-year- ' yard line in the second quarter, the Vikings dr.ove 29 yards in seven 16-15, on the strength of a 23-yard ' didn't make any adjustments. We his ntfrmal pattern is to run three ;and'told their'employer all that had transpired. plays tq:the 20,-before-settling-for-a-37-yard-field-goal-byJJickJloc^ ffeld goal by Mike Y^rgurjrwjthrjusl_ felt as though If we were " times a weelc for a total of 29 miles. __old,_they-'reallzed-it might occur TtuwiptoyttOitn tilled the foreman and said- caforte for the game's only points. :47~lett on the clock. As a resuRTfluT physical and run right at Amidst the controversy of whether For the months when Scott is . sooner than expected, Sure enough ' to him, "You wicked man. Horpva you ill your Bears, now 5-1-1 and owners of a debt because you betted me. Should you not That was it. things would start to turn our way. or not young runners should par- specifically preparing for. his annual Scott ran a 2:53:49 the next year at two-gante winning streak, are in sole In the second half we^played a llttle__ marathon, he adds an additional day Philly, his best mark to date. Scott also haw the comptsslon on your fellowman In statistical terms; only halfback Charles Mound enjoyed any of- ticipate in marathons, Scott Black lust as I had pity on you? His emplowr became —possession of-thelr own destlny-when- -better~and-started-to-make4t-turn_7. ranks this accomplishment as one of fensive success against the Bulldog defense, by rushing for 71 yards on they host the Arthur L. Johnson his two proudest running moments wry antry, tired Mm and put hhn In |ail until he just nine carries. Quarterback Carmen Trezza, who had thrown for long "our way, and we pulled it out," .: payedall due to hlmT Regional Crusaders at 1 p.m. on Yes they did. Due in part to,Jvlikc 'along with the completion of his first scores in the opening drives of his club's two prior contests, attempted marathon at the age of 8. Prowrb of the week 21:13-Whoever shute hb only two passes and completed none, for o goose egg in passing yar- ' Saturday, All they have to do is win, Chaienski, that is, who had another Athletes and nutrition ears to the cry ol the, poor will also cry himself and it's on to defend last season's op his typical hard-workirig,' bull- Scott lists marathons, half- and not be heard. dage. •..._.,-. . '.'-.- _ Youngsters across the country are upset stomach or hurt their per- marathons and 20 kilometer races as Despite its commanding edge in total yardage, however, Daytmvhad Group 1, Section 1 title. riishing performances. Picking up 96 lesus Jilnndf has explained In the scriptures, ' trying out for their school's athletic ' formance. In fact, drinking water is his favorites. Although he is one way to the Kintdom of God, you mutt haw n goose egg in the only category that mattered — the final score. ' yards in 16 carries, the 6'4, 225- 1 For the entire first' half on Sunday, pound junior began making the teams. Good nutrition Is vital for extremely important during- respectable at shorter, distances, - a forgiving heart Vou must remember our —Despite-BS-yards-from-Fusco^nd-Vfr-yards-in-passing-fr-om-quaii- these aspiring Olympians, yet many physical exercise to avoid possible winning his age group and finishing Heawnly Father will do to you whatever h In terback Tony Policare III, the combination of a soggy ffeld and a however,. it seemed certain that "nHuslSh'g~defeflse~pay—for—each tackle, and Brearley started to of these youngsters are misled by dehydration and heat exhaustion. An - fifth overall in a local Cranford 6 your heart. We must mike room in our heart to Par^ippany-Troy Hills defense that came up big when.it had to, proved Brearley would not be In the winning iortiw our brother hit trespasses.——• control the ball longer. After driving widespread nutritional myths which athlete should drink about one-half miler In early June, it Is really at the too much for the Bulldogs, who wjll play thelr-final home game of 1986 column at game's end, and thus If you would like- to know how to have a forth- have a chance to meet the 6-2 post-i downfield before being forced to currently abound. cup of water for every 10-15 minutes longer distances that he excels. ;on Saturday against Manville, Before clashing with the powerful To help correct some of these -of exercise, time to help replace In j heart, send your request and prayers to: Brearley Bears on Thanksgiving Morning in Kehilworth. '• ~~~ -season-prerequisite at cutoff time turn the pigskin back to Manville The spring of 1986 was Scott's. next week. For a 2-5 team, Manville however, the offense watched one of misconceptions, dietitians at ARA bodily fluids which are lost. most-, successful season so_far, LOVE OF THE WORD • After seeing a Viking punt roll dead at the Dayton 49 only 28 seconds its own turn thefirst table. Services which serves more than —although he- is frequently matched before the end of the third quarter, the Bulldogs launched an It-play seemed to be in command against a ., Mega-Yltamlns Improve Per- club that' absolutely had to have a Although being confined to_ |—450)000 students every day in 180. formance • '"..' ; against runners up to 19 years of ERNEST HOOKS drive thatvery nearly won the game for them. With Pusco getting the school districts across the country, age. At awards ceremonies, the pigskin for all but one of the plays, Dayton.ran all the way to the Par,- win just to stay alive. When the final defense and special teams becau c This myth is based 'on the MINISTRIES. INC. statistics were registered, In fact, including' Union present the assumption that more of a good. competition frequently towers above sippany Hills four-yard line,, before running out of gas. of a™ slight, "nagging" injury, Joe P.O. Bo* 484 . the Bears had outgained the Capizzano took a Manville punt and following facts. thing is always better. However, a> Scott, who is just a few inches over After a five-yard gain by the 5'8,180-pound seniorput Dayton at the --' Extra Protein Builds Big Muscles five-feet. In an effort to improve his Irvington, N.J.07111 Mustangs in total yardage by a slim ' returned it 37 yards:for a touchdown : well-balanced diet,contains all the : Viking 11 for a first down, the white-shirted' defense finally stiffened, 196-195 margin. ,.with roughly four minutes left to While it is true that protein plays vitamins- and minerals needed. road .racing performances, Scott Thank you for your permitting the Bulldogs to reach only the four for a crucial fourth-and- -, ;play in the third quarter. The si ore an Important role in the formation of Extra quantities of vitamin's' are took up free weights in the summer contributions two situation. Although a game-tying, short-range field goal attempt by remained 15-6 when a two-point muscle tissue, it is not true that the either flushed from the body, in the of 1985, Now he squeezes "lifting" in" and donations lor the Fusco seemed logical, Dayton coach Tony Policare opted to have his Behind the arm of quarterback furtherance ol the Gospel. Pat Brcnnan, who completed nine of conversion attempt failed. consumption of large quantities of urine or stored in body fat which can among his other activities which star tailback carry the ball for a first down — or more — instead. It 1 , protein-containing foods will build, didn't work. With only 6:40 left to-play; Dayton had squandered a 15 passes for 95 yards on the day, With hope still very much alive ; result in possible harmful toxicity. • includes collecting tapes by fellow and fullback Dave Barnosky, who bigger or better muscles. Actually, . Basic Guidelines Ne>v Jersey resident, Bruce chance to either win or force a tie. • V • Brearley scored again when rest rve _eating too much protein can result m After stifling Parsippany Hills and forcing another punt, the Bulldogs ran. for 51 yards on 12 carries, fullback Jeff Norris capped a .fourth .These are just four of many Springsteen. Says Scott, "When you an increase, in body fat, because of . nutritional myths which may lure think about it, I guess we were both got one last chance for one. Starting from the Viking 45, Fusco carried Manville jumped to Its 15-0 lead in quarter, nine-play /'drive by 11 the first 12 minutes of play. Taking protein's high fat content. young athletes away from sound • born to run. the ball three straight timesfor a first down at the 35, before his club galloping 25 yards for another score ••-..'• Before-Competition Sweets ""' called-for time with just 2:48 showing on the clock. After a Fusco carry advantage of linebacker' Mike which became 15-13 when Vergura ' nutrition practices. In brief, athletes Among the highlights of Scott's McCoy's slip in the mud, receiver A popular myth maintains that • should follow a well-balanced daily, 1986 spring season were'personal AFTER and two Policare pass attempts produced no yardage, the son pf the added, the extra point. Norris, who honey, soft drinks and other sweets Bulldog skipper connected oh a fourth down pass to flanker Bart Barre Chris Gosk' took a pass from ran for 67 yards in just eight carr IO , diet which includes two servings bests in Central Park's Mike Han- Brennan and scooted into the end will Improve performance ILtaken from the meat group, four servings nan • 20-mller (2:10:35) and the THE... -for-new-life at-tho 23. But tho new life soon slipped away. stepped in for Capizzano, who is "^Immediately before' competition. Two straight incomplete pass attempts and one Parsippany- Hills zone (o complete a 15-yard scoring expected to be back In the starting from the fruit and vegetable group, JBrooklyn Half-Marathon (1:21:01) play. A two-point conversion run by ^—Actually—Seating—these—high-— -four servings fronuthe mllk-grbup winning him third-place trophies in sack lateri Policare faced another fourth down situation, this time ' backfield against Clark on Saturday Photo By Bland Eng |_ carbohydrate foods before com- needing 23 yards for anotherJjrstjdown,-But-wlth 1:12 left, the, junior . Brian Fregeollc made it an 8-0 With time beginning to run down and four servings from the^grain the 19 and under-category on each | -game. —:—————— petition results in a rise in insulin group... Approximately 10 to* 15 occasion. Scott also took first place signaUcaller's lonjf loft down the right- sideline was picked pirby~~j which causes a drop In blooH sugar P.T.A. Later in the period, rupning back the-Jonathan-Dayton percent~of~calories~should be con- in Monmouth County's-E—Murray—| defensive back Gary Giardina. For Policare, who completed five of 14 4 K Refl'onal Girls Soccer team practices up oh her skills In a within hours after consumption — a passes on a wet field, and his teammates, it was over. George Snook capped an eight-play, sumed in the form of protein, 30 Todd "Half-Marathon in the 19 and MEETING recentpractlce Delaneyscored 19goalsi0leadthewclub condition which can make an athlete percent from fat, and the remaining under division. 67-yard drive by charging 15 yards - - feel weak. 50-60 percent from carbohydrates Scott currently holds one official Exercise and Water Don't Mix In general, athletes have higher American age group road racing FOOTBALL Many athlete.1;. aciiDeraieiy . "ealoHc HBeUa UmiiUm i«ht of •record—and—has—earned—national- MARATHON MAN water during competition in the the population because of their high ranking in his age group at three "SLUM L. BLACK- GAME T&M belief that it will-bring about an energy output. soparate distances ITALIAN STYLE MOVIES HOT DOG & SAUSAGE 241-7850 BOWLING 110 E. 2nd Avenue, Rosclle Phone ahead for faster service KIDS GO TO BED

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This week MOTOR CLUBOF AMERICA High school Scoreboard For Complete Insurance Protection in sports Roselle Catholic 3 ..• .v.'... Roselle 1. Daylon31 Clark24 With all the changes and reforms on Roselle Park I... New Providence 4 • Linden 30.' •-/••. Dayton 26 Auto Insurance We Could Save You Money The Home of the Pros ... Roselleo...... i...... Clark2 Llnden46 .Union 16 Brearley 9 ;.. N. PlainfieldO 25% DOWN • . • Union High Brearley 54.. .• j_, Bound Brook 6 Roselle 3 Immaculata 1 , Roselle 22 ', Pingry 40 M PRIZES DAILY - Brearley 7 Roselle Park 10 . Roselle Catholic 3 —RoieUe Park 30 ... Chatham Boro P Monthly Payments can Be Arranged r,,,. • ..Irvirigton,! Jgoselle Park 28 Middlesex 27 Drawings or our 5hort Hills 6 Llvlngsrdn Stores ——School— -Football— • — ... ^Cra^nfordO^__RqSeiieParR"M Hillside 3D _ PEASONAQENCY From. 11/14/86 thru 12/23/66 • Cranford, Nov. 15,1:30 p.m., A. Brearley 16.:.,...... '..Manville 15 Rahway 1 Union 44 ..... ^TTT7~Cranford 19 • AMot6rGlubof-Americ;3-R^gional-Algency_ Gymnastics Dayton41 Hillside 14 . . Unlon20 ...CranfordM One GRAND PRIZE per Store - State Tourney, Nov. 15, A. Dayt6n20....,...... ;..Roselle25 Union IS Rahway 45 1173 Springfield Ave. Dayton forfeit win.. Gov. Livingston Day ton 1.... . Gov. Livingston 4 (201)372-8544 ; Irvington Dayton OTL ...... Immaculate 17 ~Daytonp. Clarlr4~ Girls-Cross- Dayt6ril4;...... '.Ridge31. LindenO...... SummiU To~.be' Drowrrory Abraham Clark °aytonO.. ,ParsippanyHills3 • Linden 0° Scotch Plains' 8 HighSehool Linden21.^, Scotch Plains 14 LindenO.„."... ..ColoniaS LINDEN'S 12/24/86 at 4:00 p.m. Linden46...... IrvirigtoriS Roselle Catholic 1. Union Catholic 10 Dayton 15.... ' .Linden 46 Football Linden 40. Plalnfield 15 Dayton 15.."...".'. -. .Ciarkso -VOU-DO-NOT-HAVE-TO-DE-ROESEfciaCL^hL North Plainfield, Noy^lS.-xp.m... Linden 50^ .. Kearny 13 n. -• • d KearnyO Linden 32 .....'..-..'. Springfield IB ALL DAIt^/INNERS ME ELIGIOLE Rose eforfeitwin. .Gov. Livingston Brearley 2. .'.MotherSetoji3 Linden 43 .Union 16 "Athlete • ; TOWN GRAND PRIZE Rose e 25 .,y ...... -DaytonM . Brearley 0,...77;.. .Roselle Park 5 Union 28 Cranford 27 JRoselle 6...... :j_:J_. Hillside 15 Blb Middlek 5 Union 28 Union Catholic 27 • NOPWCHASENEOKA^ ^ Roselle Catholic of the FILL OUT CQJPON 10 EN1EH HighSehool— Gymnastics Week" NAME ' • • • ' i Girls Varsity Soccer Brearley98.7 .. .UnionCatholic93.4 Elizabeth, Nov. 16,3:45 p.m., H. Brearley 101.2 :.... Union 98.7 GURIELU UNAROUCCI^mftHt, brake Uu ADDRESS ; Rose ePark^-MiddS2 Gymnastics ...... '.Summits.. Dayton 83.0 . W: Morris Central 94.20 uhnl teccd («the hi|hest IndMdual scon in NJSIAA Sectionals, Nov; 15 " ...... '..Un.ion.4. ..—Dayton 92.15...... Bound Brook 97.75 a meet ajalnsl Union, linden but Union lot the BoseJteP«ricai,...... V..HIItaUW8 lint time ever. She also came first In the county meet over the weekend.

_ Roselle Park p Roselle 1. ...Gov.l EASTERN WRESTLING ALLIANCE, INC Roselle Catholic 0...... Ridge5 High School Unon48 .. Football- y • RosellePark4. .Summit 1 Union 98 Whippany Park 91 Gov. Livingston,. Nov. 14, 7:30 Roselle Park 5, (Brearlyo Union 98 ...... Kenilworth 101 PRO WRESTLING .,.,... Elizabeths Roselle Park 5...... N. PlainfieldO Union 93.9.. Linden 98 p.m;.,H. • ' :.. • Union 4.... rr... .,.".. Linden 1 Band Association competition No.v.,9. in Linden. ' Freshman Football ' \-, DARK, COLD AND WET-The dreary weather didn't Gov. Livingston, Nov. 14, 3:45 Union 4 Scotch Plains 1 stop these fans from attending the Eastern Marching. p.m., A. ' "'• , vv BoundBrook2 Field Hockey .ton UNION HIGH y Unlon2' • • M .••Brearley2...... RoselfeParkl .Brearley 0 ,,...•. Ridge 1 The brand that fifs: -|(ithatlhiejjfia;4S Ji^u^ i MIKE S. T» JPNES vs. BORIS VOLKOF Football - |J* Plains, 5-2 In the girls' state Journoirienl, Union High School finished seventh in Clark, Nov. 15,1 p.m., H In Group 4 Roxbury leads with a 6 0 record followed by Barnnger, 5-1,- _Group 4 playjvith 181 points, Jonathan Dayton Regional High School finished COUSIN JR. vs. MONGO JV Football on auty purchase over S40.00 seventh in Group 2 competition FRONT DISC BRAKES with Ihlt coupon ~ Elizabeth, 5-1, Union, 5-1, and Mantclair 4-2 Clark, NOV.17J-3M5 p m , H ant te mt •» m ••« « « Mlmb • u on any purchaw over t76 00 Mirju Hi WH with this coupon GRAND The Union County Sport Club to Mm UW ami bt mi ••» •* +* v*t* «•» holding soccer tryouts for boys boti 1968 throgh 1972. Tryouts will be held v UMTHKMH 7:30 to 9 pm Nov 13 and 20 atN 12" CHAIN SAW Farchers Grove, Springfield Road, OPENING NJ. 'S LARCEST INDOOR INSTALIA TION FACILITY! Union Colonial Discoun THE RIGHT CHOICE FOR 339 Rahway Ave. I 2612 Morris Ave. CELLULAR LIGHT PRUNING AND TRIMMING! 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•>' Monroe Street in Union. Money'Market $1,000. •••;"->.• - ^C^'r^ivih^away And High Yield Ctiecking_ $1,000 A motivates Personal Checking $1,000 B "If I didn't.have all this always enjoyed racing. It the business," a decision was "Tim-was out racing boats you'll enjoy these newly added 4 ' .'• ••;, Speed, adrenaline, per- R pressure around me; I don't wasVonly' a matter of time made that the two brothers and having a good time and I Business Checking ;$i,ooo. B • -.-' spiration, rutiber from !ick think I'd have a hobby-that until'^] 'h e went to race on —a would riot race together. Tim waS sitting around running features. V. more drive-ups..;more ^ ;-.5 tires flying intso your face at goes tb.this.extreme. When I grander scale. went on to race motor boats the dealership, I wanted to, go 1'speeds of more than ..HMk get in the car I'm in my The brothers raced off- while Mike sat behind his. out and have some fun," he Cash Reserve . miles per hour —' this is race world,'' he says. ". ... . • shore motor boats together desk running the dealership- says, clenching his fists.. parking... more convenience. Plusjifts upon approval B car driving — and one man's (overdraft checking) The name Ciasull. i and cars until 1984. During the time full time. :'•'••..• Mike says he had a "need" -hobby, .."..'; seem to be synonymous. His they rated they were quite Mike had grown up at the accounts! __ •'•:[•: During the normal course, — as .-Tom Cruise ,said- in lather Robert Ciasulli.ran successful placing second in dealership. He helped around "Top Gun,:1 "the .need for .of the year Michael Ciasulli ;,theMaxon dealership until the 1984 Motor'Boat World the place since adolescence Home Equity Credit upon approval La speed;." ^sits_iriJiis_6ffice_at<-J\laxori_ v-rt^wb^yGars^-agbVT—Ghampipnships.—-—— ^-4-.- -and-after-graduatingTfro: .Pontiac-Honda in Union a bad. vice. Ciasulli and his brother Tim Racing and the" Ciasulli the University of Miami/in You've 'got to' keep -going . running the dealership: He now run the Union business.',, name have also been known —deals-willi happy tusluiimrsT it became- his ~ baetetojt-rMie-saysr—-—: for new accounts. Mike grew up around cars to go hand in hand Anyone profession Instead of Mike Mike made a decision irate customers, customers He He remembers when the who listens to the radio while and Tim taking time off from was going to race cars" threatening to sue him, Union lacility was being built driving to work in the working employees, non- work to race, Tim went onj.o Making-a_decision—an and the dealership was being morning probably hears a successful boat racing realizing it are two different Royal Solar working employees, moved-I rom-Hillside The commercials for : another Calculator Certificates of Deposit; career He was runner up in things, Ciasulli recalls, paperwork and all other hrst customers at the Union Ciasulli — older brother Bob, the 1985 national cham- noting that it's not possible "hassles" that arise deajership__wer,e _dnieji _\Vho has had a_successlul_ -pionships- and holds—two ^ust on a whim to get behind ' Required- 1-Year- -' -2-Year 3-Year.. _4-Year 5-Year.- To~unwind~arid "relax, in- around in goll carts "I career racing cars speed boat records Mike sat a steering wheel on a track Deposit stead oLsitbng. in an over- remember driving the goll > In 1984 the iather ol the back and watched — - Wostclock and race. The first step was OwnrnmmgFrcnchg Frenc *""- ^ stuffed chair listening to carts and having races, with Ciasulli brothers died A "small rivalry" has to get a license To do that he Travel Alarm fa White Casserole- ForC&D - $ 2,500 D&A Tchaikovsky on the stereo. them." he says Realizing that boat racing always existed between the had to attend a" variety of Ciasulli sits behind a steering From racing.goll-carts at WoslclockLED Ingratiam was lun, but "ll there was an two brothers ever since they race car. driving schools Alarm Clock 24-hour x. 5,000 F&A G&D \ wheel listening to the roar ol the dealership to motor'cross accident we'd both be gone were small, he says, and lor After doing this he received a" Timor an engine in high school Ciasulli has and there'd be no one lo run him, something was'missing provisional license -7,500 - - C F&A G&D The second step was getting a car to drive Corning F G&B Dorcoy D 4-pleco French While Set Q 10,000 With a man surrounded by < Emergency Lantorn D B . cars you may think ' this Substantial penalty for early withdrawal. wouldn't be a problem Sharp Mcns or DentloyAU/FM Originally it wasn't because ladies Alarm Hcadpfiono 1 Storep he decided to race showroom Watch Grand Re-opening stock All he had to^do was take a brand new car off'the Shetland Coffee 1 showroom floor, such as a Sony Clock Radio D .Maker Dl Trans-Am, put in a roll cage C c Sweepstakes... and add some safety- Blacks Decker features. • : Sony Steroo Digital g With Maxon supporting. Cassetto Scale You could-win-one-of-these him, Mike wentout and in his Walkman - first' year won the North -fabulous prizes:*- ~ - -. - - .'Eastern Poadraciiig Black & Decker *. Championship, , ; Dustbuster Still, ' something" was 1st prize: RCA 20" Color TV missing '- , " TJhere was the roar ofthe Howard Miller 2nd prize: Apple lie Computer engine, but not of the crowd • Anniversary —,no crowd^, no-hype* no • Clock 3rd prize: PierrejCardin Luggage excitem'ent. .'"The stands were empty I^Iobodycameto jQIce Cassmi Toaslmaster _ i 1 Carry on Bag C Toaster Ovon Jj | 4th prize: Brother Machine watch,' he says. »' Bentloy6b,ecolUegago ,Mike,8id not want to drive •Draw.ng w.il take place Nov. 29,1986. Wmners do not have to be: present. A» entries subject to around an oval He wanted to r-dce — really race "I Boll United Jersey's Sweepstakes rules and reBMlations. Employees of United Jersey Banks, jts Remote Phono thought, if I was on a race HamiltonBeach subsidiaries, its advertising agency and their families arc not eligible to enter. Coffee Maker track I wanted to be m a race car. I figured if Paul GE Newman could »do It at 60 G E Mini Bedside 5 TV Storoo Cassette Recorder H then I could do it at 26." G HI Great banking hours... The next^step was to get a ' race ca~r. Because his" . Cannon Typestar MICHAEL CIASULLI stands next to a brand new Trans Phfljo ))V Steve UebmAn Pulsar Typewriter Am In driving showroom stock Ciasulli t,al

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,,' ."••,;• ? , -y;S . -, Ask the teacher . rulgar' wards not tolerated words, but do-ttoachers now just today's teachers who "condone foul (Continued from page 1) Ciasulli found himself with didn't show up until reprimanded for driving "I've never been in a full •;•:•' By BETH GIORDANO ignore it? When 1 was In school, we'd language by not. imposing strict limited, "I'm a.salesman not no qar, no crew chief and out November. recklessly and almost had blown race car before and AND FRAN Sl'U.IVAN • punishment." First of all, you really . i!• a mechanic," Mike entrusted here I was in danger of ' Q. My ninth-grade daughter came got sent-home or we'dhave to wait $15,000 with the 1985 season These are not factory built his license revoked. for our parents to come and pick us don't know if that student was home the other day and told me one reprimanded or punished. Teachers his crew chief from the coming up. • cars.. "The cars are built • By the time he received his having my license, revoked. upfor'spmothinglikethal. { of the students at her high sohool supervising the program may have : previous -year to go out and separately by hand from the car — one that could achieve People were telling me I ' , ' .MRS. All!) build him a car. He then contracted with a couldn't drive,''he says. used a "four-letter word while chosen to simply let the student ground up. Each has its own speeds oH90 miles per hour speaking at an assembly function. Is A. We've edited your long letter in continue instead of disrupting the Unfortunately lor Ciasulli, group of men in Georgia to personality," he says. . and go from 0 to 60 in 4.5- With less than_30 days this kind ' 'of thing acceptable which your outrage is most apparent entire event. Most schools we know nowadays? I know all kids use these regarding the- "lax"' attitude of 1985 turned out to be the low build his'car; The car was In the meantime Ciasulli seconds — there was only one before his first race second • of donXtolerate vulgnr language in point in his career.- The ordered in January 1985 and : thoughts started, popping into tho classroom 6r at school-related : , kept his racing' skills sharp race left. He had only 30 days building-of the stock car did was supposed to be delivered by driving showroom stock. . and one test session before his head. _: . Rail group fo hold sellrswap . functions- and sanction ..'such . not go as planned and to him by June. .The car While1 racing he wasthat time. . , "Then I looked over at my behavior as they see fit. • .'••••:' Tlic Trl-Statc Railway Historical Old and new U.S.-Government You may be Interested in knowing brother who was setting Society will hold Us annual sell and maps will be another feature of this that last summer in a U.S. Supreme records and having a good swap .Nov; 10 In Union at' the Boy's event. Holiday present possibilities . Court judgment, teachers were time,"-Mike say's. andGirl'sClubonJeancttcAvenuo.. abound for everyone interested in given brand new disciplinary . From 10 a.m. until 3 p.m. vendors railroad history. A new book on the powers. Included was the_rlght to Again, he recalls, a "need" will offer now and used train models, Morrlslown and Eric Railway by arose. He went to his test suspend students for using vulgar. photographs, old railroad hardwaro Robert Pcnissi will make Its debut at . language.; session. ''There were- some and memorabilia..Auctioneers will thesliow. Q., Can; business men or women bugs to take care of. But it hammer, down a wide variety of • '.,'.' now become elementary or high fell good. I felt comfortable material. The auction will start at More information. Is available by school principals? My neighbor said in the car.", • noon!: •.'•' . ' calling 488-5429. _ this is happening today throughout thocountry. " . On Nov. 30, 1985, Mike ;'. /'•' ••: ..:..:,:. •• ,. ••.. MR.J.L. made his. debut on the fastest Trailside offers workshops • :;- - ... .:.»j^ _—;., nC A. Secretary of Education William Trailside Nature and Science corporatihg a wide array of dried track on the circuit, Daytona flowers arid herbs in the shape of a . J. Bennett's recent < report titled Beach, Fla. He qualified 14 Center, a facility of the Union "First ' Lessons: A Report on County Departmcnt-of^Parks-and- -holiday trce.9:30-11:30a.m. put of a -field of 35. He never • Class size is limited and advance Elementary Education in America" Recreatlon, located on Coles Avenue . .called for a number of structural w registration Is necessary. Further finished the race because of and N° Providence Road, changes in the country's elementary Mountainside,; will offer a wide information Is available from motor troubles but it was the -&allsidc at 232-5930,. : • ^ schools. One included openiiTg up the start of something new, variety of adult WoTkshDps-durtng- '.'• jobol prmcipaTOTpBDplcirrbusinesst As 1986 came, it was time Novcrnber. '";/.. '"... •'• . . ;. " former government officials and The workshops Include: Natural publishers of journals. \ for the first full season oh the > I^nblcsi^pv-a4^Cseai(LaJbli " I aTcntsr~Krnntl|>arentH—uilnlsr wreath and : other Christmas trco The Wostfiold Community Players uncles and anyone interested '- Protector, Audiyox and decorations. Participants may bring, will stage a comedy, ."Atone whtit goes on in the world ... nuii> UMU ..-._. Brian vvnecicr or u,.«,,, Pontiac behind him, Mike their children agos 6 and up. 9:30 • Together," Jan., 10,1987 and it will* education: Got a question? Write to Galleriesi 703 Watchung Aye., Plalnfleld. Additional .in- __went on the toad. During the Jtu soXm; JPatch'yiorJi^uiiLiNov us at' Ask the teacher, P.O. Box 1570. formation can beobtained by calling 756-1707. second race he was officially Crnntord. 07016. welcomed intoprofessional ~racing In Cfiarlotte, N C , going 120 mph, Mike hit »,n.v ...-..„.- Jewish Dimensions For Jewish . night, Nov..i4 at 8 p.m. 276-2600, ext; paintings, sculpture and drawings Club,"Applause,ni..l. •Unnlniicn " NnvNov. 6 tIon NovNOV.. 20. Band" Nov. 15 at 8 p.m. 276-1617. PRACTICE SESSION - Race car driver Michael professional drivers. sThat's Singles, dance party, Nov. 16, 8:30J, 409. • •• .' • .:.•••.•..'. •.'.••. by 12 New Jersey and Manhattan T609)452-5200,; :•' : '; . Brook Theater, Hamilton Street,' Ciasulli sits behind his stock car* preparing for the up all they; do' is race. I did the : : .p;m.'.,. at' the East Brunswick artists, Nov. 23, . Papua'/New ; Circle Players, 416 Victoria Ayp,,'._. Boupd Brook, Novi. 15 at 8 p.m. The . The Itandcraft duild of Central coming season wholefeitfeuit and .gained: : Shoratbri, Rt. 18, East Brunswick; Jersey,; braft show and sale holiday. Guinea: A People and, Art In Plscataway, "'nlght,'.Mothor,".Npv. . : Razorbacks, ,T and Company and ,15,21,22,8:30,9687555. 494-7356.': ;'':.'. ..••..••' .-V' '.'.• .•: ' boutique,-Nov. 16, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. some respect out there-." Transition, primitive art objectss 14,15,21,22,8:30,968-7555. Surge; 356-6410. r ' "The Seagull,", at the Whole Jewish; Singles Dance for singles Old Civic Center, Rt 516 and created by; tribal, craftsmen for ages.20s and 30s, Nov. 16 at 8 p;rn.V .: ritual uses. Through February, t9«7.. . Theater, MontcMontclairl , Nov. 4.through Cottroll Road. :;. ... ' . ,• : . , Edangered Species: Extinction or N237442933 • ; V: Turtjcbrook, Northfleld' Avenue; New Kennedy book is based on secretary's diary Endangered Species: Extinction or Nov.23.744-2933. ; V West Orange. 797-6877., Sexunllty''TlirouRh Life, 3-part ,. Survival?, a natural science George Street Playhouse, "The -Support Group workshop, Resource Center for pen Pancake1 Brunch, Parents By BEA SMITH and would Insist on walking to — and so it was, for both of them spired among themselves, always ; cxhibitionthat explains what makes Last Good Moment of Lilly Baker," Women, Nov. 17 and 24, 9:30 to H - Kennedy's employ - at a time when Without PartnoVs, Chapter 230, Green JLaiic VM-YWHA, Uliion. Sometimes a personal secretary to church each Sunday, whether it was Mrs Kennedy would sometimes used the catch phrase, "Don't tell a. species , endangored and why . :Nov. 20.16 Nov. 23. Previews Nov. 18 ' a.m.,273-7253. .; ' '• •;'; • ;.,'; Mr-s Kennedy required a nurse Village Rcc and Swmv'Nnricon Union County Chapter of the a dignitary can tell more about that from her Hyunnis Port winter home tecall her days as the daughter of a Mother And , amusedly, plants and animals beepmo extinct, and 19.' 240-7717. . TJie Wetliicsday Morning Club; companion rather than a personal Place,.East Brunswiok, Nov,16, 11 .. American Diubctos Association, person's life — qualms, habits, in Massachusetts or her Palm Boston mayor, John Fitzgerald, the abided by their wishes . Through Dec. ill,_ ; .. . /Middlesex Comity '"'Vocational-: Nov; 17, 7:30 p.m. 654-7449 or 233-' Nov;, 19; Topic, '.' Creatures," Idiosyncrasies, personality — than a wife of an ambassador to England, secretary — Gibson visited her In a.m. to.2 plm. Orientation, noon to 1 Springs summer home in Florida In the Prinlmaking CoAvcIl of New Technical High School, Rues Lane, .. 7533;/ ': '•. ' ; , •';'. ' •'. '. ;•'. • '•' 10:30 to 11 a.m., 538-0454; Nov. 13. Joseph Kennedy, the mother of nino Mrs Kennedy's Palm Springs home p.m. 396-0707, .;•.., . . . • member of that person's family, spite of the fact that Mrs Kennedy Gibson rcvedls some truth's about ' Jersoy, RalplTT: Reeve Cultural East Brunswick. Plays-in-thc-Park, . and Nov. 14, Topic, "New Clothes for children, among them, the president the (hen oelogcnn.-ian, an eccentric - There seemed to be some intimacy including, sometimes, a spouse, If would persist In having her dally Center, Station and River RoadSi ."Ain'Ain tI Mlsbohavin',wusuunuviii, " Nov!.„.., .22. --, •Onen dance, Parents Without The Interweave Center; Nov, 16 the Empress," a children's live of the. United States and two at the meeting, but Gibson felt that there is one And that seems to be Walk and swim and persuade woman, who would wear Paris !.•:. North Branch . StationcJsxhlbU of preview, Nov. 21. Nov. 21,18, Bp.m.; Partnors, Chapter 236, Rarriada Inn, .from 1 p.m. to 6 p.m., Woodland and '.'theater, presentation performed by true of Barbara Gibson, who served biographer Gibson to accompany senators, and the grandmother or originals to benefits, give Mrs Kennedy didn't really Nov. 22 atjjirid 8 p;m,, Nov. 29, Dec. Rt. 514, Edison, Nov. 16i 8:30 p.m. to '. Deforest' avenues, Summit, in 1 dozens of youngsters, all vying for .-. "Contemporary' Abstract Prlntv the Junior League of-Morristbwri as personal secretary to Rose her in pool ! and oceans, (Is this, too, generously to charities but restrict recognize her. However, upon 0and,7, ana 9:30 p.m. Nov. 23, Dec. 7 12:30 a.m. Orientation, Nov. 16^8. Calvary Church' Parish House; 763-, : her attention and her love • makers," Nov.4'toDcc. 12; 10a.m. .Children's Theater as an annual Kennedy Tho matriarch, now In her her finances outlandishly She kept leaving, Gibson was told by the old ' 8312.' ••••••••• ' '"•••.;••. , ; • .'• a secretary's duty?) Gibson found ., to3p.mV?25-2110.'•:• ' . . at 7 p,m. 548-2884, • p.m.396-0707. . ••....•;..• .:..'.., benefit for The Morris Museum,, li.' 90s, unpinned her Paris-original hat one housekeeper, who refused to woman that she seemed to • ' •• ..••• '>>-.• ,' ••..'• . '• •:. ' herself worrying over and caring for ', .TrailBldc: Nature. & Science; . Piirehts Without 1'urlners. a.m. arid 1:30 p.m., 'Musoum and thoroughly unveiled herself make meals for anyone save Rose remember "a very pleasant ' St. John's Lutheran Church, S1I7 the stubborn'old lady In addition to Center, • Watchung Reservation; ..,.„. ..(Tiaptw 236, Orientation, NovT"; 17, -Theater;:;Nbv,. 18, meeting of.The before tho caring Gibson this, she soon became chauffeur and Kennedy, and who liked to sing Irish association," and the author agreed Singles Springfield Avo,,:, Summit. PREP, .. exhibit y)eaving on naturo themes by "«*•.. . v • .7:30 p.m., Quality Inn, North .'•' Morris Museum • Mineralogical Gibson, who claims that Mrs , reservations secretary for the many On the ducts with her Gibson tells her enthusiastically, It was that And People Responsible for Elderly Marjorie McConnoll, Novi 9 through . The Catholic Auimnl Club of North Brunswick,- At 8 p.m., general Society foaturlngv pick Hauck Kennedys who came to the summer famous story about Mrs Kennedy more _ ' Jersey; Catholic Singles". Club; Persons. Noy.i.B at 7:30 p.m; in the Kennedy suggested that she keep a .i ..'.- '. rniiwiiu, Slheles". Club; meeting, 3.06-0707. .-V. v home1: for the day, weekend, weeks insisting that a 59 cent bag of potato Dec.7...... , meeting'in West Oraiigei Nov. 18, . lounge. 273-5551; speaking as "A Mineral Collector In diary of her days In the woman's shelf . SuinmllArt Center, 68; Elm St., employ during the 1970s, because it and vacations, with luggage, kids, chips be returned to the store "Life With Rose Kennedy" is a ; 6130 p.m. 862-1137,736-2681, Nov. 17. Europe,". 7:30A-p.m;r Musoum . Summit, from Nov, 16 to Dec, 30 . 'Theater.1 ! ' '•• . •.•".'•?.•;, •'.••' .•' Would bo nice for Gibson's children friends and servants because there still was a half-eaten pleasant, well-written book, dnd It IhtrotiuclioiiH Slnules Ounce : She rarely spoke, of her feeling's . The works of 27 prominent still lift, •;Ai\u.s/c•'•;.•••••;•• '/C'.i -y,-;;.'.• The Union County College Alumni to have, not only kept a diary, but after the death of her husband, bag of chips in the kitchen _ offers some new and very personal Party,. Nov. 14, 8:30 p.m., Potpourri wrote a book from those notes, with Gibson, (he secretary, soon found insights into the phenomenon that in artists'••exhibition,- "Objects.: Ob- '—•••••• Inn, CSPoxIt The Minstral Show Coffeehouse,, ;•••• '•.••.• ,' Association, annual card party and Joseph, the accidental death of her . New Jersey Cha|ife*;of the' Blaick Caroline Latham, called "Life With that her many duties included being According to Gibson, even Mrs Rose Kennedy, H also contains some served," Gallery hours arc noon to 4 sponsored' by the . Folk Project,, game night, Nov.''14,8 pirn., Campus a companion, and oftimes, a con- son,. Joo Jr and her daughter, n;m. on week days, and 2 p.m. to 4 Data Proccsslnii AssoclateK, Rose Kennedy — An Intimate Ac- ' Kathleen, tho assassination of two of Kennedy's grandchildren were In Interesting family 'pictures of the NcwExpectattoiH^Si'igl^ Somerset Environmental Education'. Center at the Cranford.Campus.276- fident — although Mrs Kennedy n.m • weekbwls. The., opening 4 al "Strategics for Capita) Formation count " H wus published this year by awe of her She restricted their Kennedys and tome with the family Center,' Basking Ridge, Lord Stirling 2600.;, ••;. ".•;•'•..' .•; .,•••• '•;.. •; her sons, John and Bobby, or the Hail (iroup, 'Nov. ' , , " Towards Financial Independence," Warner Books Inc, Now York City seemed to discourage a personal Christmas checks, restrained them and the author. reception will be hold from 2 to .4 .^.Mo7rl^tbwn Unitarian Road, 8:30 p.m. 760-2489, 335-9489, relationship Occasionally she even retardation of her daughter, p.m, on Nov. 16,273-9121,:,-, :'•:_ .• Nov. 15,. 8. a.m. to 3:30-p.m,, Gibson dedicated the book to her two Rosemary, In her most distressing from becoming too extravagant and Fellowship, Normandy . Heights • Nov. 1... •,',; ;. ' ••.;..;;.•.:•..;' • "Ijown Memory linne," Chapter' established a cinqs distinction 1 watched over them when they'sat at It's a commendablo book, one that Coachman Inn, 10 Jnckson Drive, .'Tvia meeting, Jewish Community children and their children moment :, she found solace In her ..••' •• Montclalr Museum,,Nallona Arts Rood, Morrlstown, 98,4;9158., : between herself and those in her any reader interested-In any phase j*wl«h SlnSlcs Worl'l' . Care ;. Now Jorsoy Amateur l)anc*rn .Cranford. ..'.. ..".••• , • ..s .'. What does a secretary do for religion her dinner table to be suro they Week and N. J. Arts Appreclat.lpn : Center of Middlesex County, 1775 employ didn't take second helpings at ono of Kennedy life would pounco on for : Week,Nov. 171023.796-2546^ •.. A, Sixth Anniversary Ball,: Oak Tree Road, Edlson,-Nov. 15 at 8 someone- like the legendory Rose Devorah; VM-VWlIA,- of : Thi SailtS "Deck thf ilalls" greenery sale to ; Kennedy' Why, she answers-and - —Mrs—Kcnrtedy--ncvor—worried - The remaining chlldrcrr-Eurilc«~ "KUnB,_TJuiLls. unless thoywero thin- JJP-Ws. tidbits, gossip, amusement ---MotttclalrArt.MiiscUm,.Tlie Now ^OuZter;Ulne.: benefit the Reeves-Reed Arboretum... -ip.m;.636-0559or382-8779, ; .; • ,. about catching cold inj> cold water Shrlver TatS Law^'rt uZ ^ Merwelfihl and real-life, overy day drama will writes letters for the woman Mrs Shrivor,_ Patricia Lawford, Jean one of the most famous women in the Jersey Stale Council pn the Arts \ Kennedy Is a devout Irish Catholic ocean She said she found it relaxing' Smltiran~d Ted Kcmiedyrwho con- -Years later, after Gibson left Mrs world / . - • .. . . \ Rebecca's forecast Y events to begin Saturdqy .Album for season The llth .annual Community Love You, Rosa," "The House on Oslrove, author and illustrator of "If Series ' 2 For week ol Nov. 13 through Nov. 20 CANCER (6/22-7/23) Don't be fooled by Jewish Book Festival will be held at Chclouche Street" takes place, in .Only Nine Chairs" and "Poppy ByMII,THAMMl;it cultures to,,derive the album's lavorablo trends early this week. Your II- Palestine from the time of the Pick of the LPs, "Wintersong," by , P* ARIES (3/21-4/20) Many will bo feeling an the YM-YMHA of Metropolitan New Seeds ; Too,": will present two selections, mostly lesser-known due . nances still need caroful, conservative han- British Mandate through the Israeli programs. At 1:30 p.m., they will Paul Winter (Living Music songs which celebrate the season.in fc upsurgo In personal power. You can easily dling, avoid, going out on a limb now. The Jersey, 760 Northfield Ave., West The Shoestring Players, a \ , ' p forco issuos now. but do be mindful of tho War ' of • Independence. It Is in entertain pre-schoolers through first Records). ' : . a unique and timeless manner. pace Is exciting towards mid-week, see and. Orango, Saturday to Nov. 23. • ; theater' troupe, -will open the consctincncos. Liter, Issuos relating to your bo soon, now contacts arohlghllahted and. A screening of theJilmi "Th« Hebrew—wilh-rEngliRh—subtitles.. -gr.adera_wjlh_a "Fgjry TfileJEup _ Paul Winter, leader of the Paul. Tracks include "Joy," a bouyant ; overall matotial security assume. Im- t\ a\,i veiling wt in**—•unit -••— .._--._.- „ ^^^ Show." At .2:45 p.m., they will rWfiTfer Consort," -has' captured now version of Bach's ','Jcsu Joy of annual Young People's Theater local travel Is sure to bo on tho agenda for House on Chcloucho Street," will- Refreshments will be served. Tho scries at the YM-YWHA of portanco, frank discussions arc Indicated many. . • ' . open the festival Saturday at 8 p.m. V book'sale is open Saturday from 7 present a workshop for second hibernal beauty with '.'.Wintersong," Man's Desiring" set to a Brazilian and a change In your rosldonco may be lust through sixth graders entitled "How a joyful musical celebration of the samba beat: "Tomorrow Is My Metropolitan New Jersey, West around Iho corner.' An Academy' Award- nominated p.m.tolOp.m.. • .• • •. Orange, with a performance' or LEO (7/24-8/23) You may be handling foreign film, written and directed by Free family ovents will takojplacc a Book is Written: ThcElemenls ol winter season. The album, produced' TJrincing Day;'"~a~yerslon'T)i(~tl Book Writing,". by Winter and Consort member Scottish jig; a hew reading of "Folk Tales From Around the TAURUS (4/21-5/21) Bo wary o! hasty or moro paperwork than usual during this Moshe Mlzrahi', who also'dircctod "I Sunday. Deborah. Miller and Karen. World" today at 2:30 p:m. impulsive .acllons during this wcok,.espe- woek. Tax, Insurance, pnnslorj or Joint • Eugene Friesen,' has jyst been Odctla's cafol ".Beautiful' Star," cially whore lovo or monoy. Is concerned. assots will conllnuo to bo of Importance Into released by Living Music Records. "Swedish Song," a. stirring melody You could unwittingly. |oapord|zo your own noxt year; Later in Iho week.domostlollfe Inspired by the .Consort's Winter _ of Swedish origin wjth a dark, ,Thc. Y'R. Young' People's sacurity through foolish deeds. Later, you., may become an Issue. Personal obligations Solstice Christmas concerts per-: haunting Northern melody,'!Darice Theater scries, afternoons of need an outlet for a surplus of energy.. mount and many will (col the need for a of the Golden Bough," a traditional live theater held during school Channel.jjils Into'finishing up lingering cliango ol scenery vory soon.. formed annually at New York's IN REHEARSAL—Brian Greenspoon of Springfield, center, Cathedral of St. John the Divine, Italian celebration of mistletoe, and .rehearses his role with carlin Binder and Mark Rollard, both vacations for boys and girls to pro|octs'at home. ' 1 - VIRGO. (8/24-9/23) Focus on Ilnanclal "Wihtersorig' is a collection of now the title track, "Wintersong," an old of Summit. The three boys .pjay the parts of Little Guido's, age 12, takes place in the GEMINI (5/22-6/21) Because your ruler, dealings, especially where another's assots Instrumental music based on French carol described by Friesen schoolmates in the Overlook Musical Theater production of. Maurice Theater at the Mercury, remains rotrogrado.problems with are concerned early this week, Contracts or traditional folk carols. But the as "very gentle, very forgiving...like 'Nine.' The Overlook Hospital Auxiliary and the Overlook • Y, 760 Northflold Ave., West communications', travel and understanding legal papers could assume Importance. Lat- rendition of these melodies Is taking a warm bath in scented oil." AAusicaJ Theater staff will hold a rehearsal-reception Sunday Orange. The series also will prevail for many,-. Important relationships er, your Hunches provo accurate. You oiler from 3 to 5 p.m. in the Wallace auditorium of the hospital. include performances by folk • sop-saw and your own emotions fluctuate an 'I told you so' and another Is forced to Singer Oscar Brand oh Dec. 30 - 'Nine'will be staged at Chatham High School Dec. 5 and 6 at 8 oaslly now. A bli of soil-Indulgence may lako a second, look at an old problem. . A SMALL and Slim Goodbody on Feb. 19, couso you to lose out Jator In this week.. Restless trends prevail. . ; p.m. and Dec. 7 at 7 p.m-> -. • Koop your mind cloar. . ' . Disc'nData 1987,•' . - • ..-• .• ;•-'••' •; LIBRA (0/24-10/23) This continues lo 00 a , Prof. Joseph Hart of the period of expansion and advancement for. Museumcites 73y£ars Theater Arts Department at Lottery manyjmportant financial trends should bo . Mason Gross School of the Arts scrutinized and gains.through4ax, Insur- anything but traditional; the : "Wintersong Is dedicated to the The Montclnir Art Museum, South • ' "Masterpieces from the American at Rutgers University founded Winners ance Investment or ostato^may'toucrryour melodies have been rethought and spirit of giving and forgiving,'.' Mountain and Blopmficld Avenues,. Painting Collection," a changing the Shoestring Pldycrs in Following are the winning llfo very soon. Later, you may contemplate a COLLEGE FOR opened its doors for its 73W season exhibition of major works from the -hoaylly-influcnccd.by-the.Consort's_explains_Wintei'. ."Mistletoe, an reaction to-what he saw as "the New"Jersey-JLpttery numbers trip, contact those at a distance arid finalize unlquolmprovlsatlonal stylo. . important part of the album's motif, ^recently ; with • "throe ; major—permanent collection of—MAM • special plans. • . . ' • . . old-fashioned stiige techniques" for the weeks of Oct. 13/ 20, 27 Carols were originally performed has since ancient times been a '•exhibitions highlighting the range, , masterpieces, aro on view In the of most children's theater. The and Nov. 3; SCORPIO (10/24-11/22) This Is an Impor- at pagan circle dances during the symbol of forgiveness, It also Is a diversity arid scholarship of Its South Gallery. •••• :.-:• troupe uses "ensemble acting PICK-IT ANbPIClU tant turning point for many, others havo ' winter:s61stice,a Jimelto.bless. the .symbol of tho sun, gathered during American and Native American Art : tcchrii.qucs and Iho. imaginative • Oct. 15-672,572G more Influence over your life than you may earth and conini6hiai'aTonhTTctmTr-rthe--winter-s61stice--«nd-hung-«v«F—--collcctlonK^ In addition, the museum is partioipalion-of-thc-audicncc-to— Oct 16-774,1751 havo realized and all joint matters and tp light.'Friesen aijd Winter.doors to signal that old enmities and In. the East and North galleries featuring 'Tor Vjfshlon's Sake," a create 'i'llusloriT.'" The Oct 17—262,0367 undertakings are hlghllghtod Later private researched carols of several grievances were forgiven," ,.-. and Lehman Court arc the 18th, 10th lecture series dealing with Shoestring's 10 actors and Oct 1(1—726,2461 discussions are encouraged, news from a PEOPLE WITH everything from eroticism in; and 20th century gowns and ac-_ percussionists actually become Oct 22—334,1539 dlstanco and home or properly related Im clothing to the work of Antonio, provemontsaro Indicated ccssorics. from.the Julia S. gcrrall the scenery, the sound effects _Oct'._23-403,2878 Costume Collection, "Sophisticated known for tits fashion illustrations. and animal and human Oct 24-008,8974 Free concerts are scheduled Lady."' . _ , • ' ' Scheduled are a colloquim, "Update characters in their presen- Oct 25-847,7903 SAGITTARIUS (11/23^12721) II youlooT on the Arts Scene," examining the as though you'vo boon your wheels ony will open continue this pattern for the season A. now exhibition In the Indian tations of little-known folk talcs Oct 27-557,5644 lately, you probably have The need for hour-programs-on FobJ5.and_l Galicry_is-jrrhe..Spidor_and_tM: current trends in the art world; a from all over the world^_._ ; Oct. 28-?17,9414 moro outlets for your creativity Is high concerts with a program of HaydUJ n tiiiMaiy'3 3. . The community has Lsup-sup. Snako," with more than 100 concert series, art junkeLs, gallery Tickets and additional- In- L talks, art classes,' painting 'of the Oct 29-147,8110 lighted and groups, clubs or organizations rind"BrahWs" Sundaynir3 p.m-atr.portedusw!th increasing audiences. _examples^,oL thc_art of Indian 1 Oct 30-272,0602 may oiler opportunities (or some Later you BIG IDEAS. week ^programs—and-'-childroh s' Summit Junior High School,' 272 Now we are .layinygg the ggroundwork basketry displayed according to workshops. . 'calling 736-3200, ext. 523. Oct 31-565,4867 are moro realistic Try to dovolop more Morris Ave. ... for some exciting ideas wo have in thoir use in the household, technique 'Nov 1—220,4461 sensitivity towards others! the works.for next season. Summit of creation arid method of or-, More information can be obtained.. Nov 3-137,3760 '. Stephen Ballou .will ..be guest nnmontalloih, . . ;• •:'•'. .', •, . by calling 74G-555«. soloist, '.., •;>''. .::•:.•''"." •.•'•• has a musical tradition in its com- Nov. 4-681,8142 CAPRICORN (12/22-1/20) This may be a rather demanding woek emotionally Others muhlty orchestra that wo can all be .Nov 5-531,6604 play a key rolo and your own Insight Into Whether you'll be graduating from high 'James Sadowhitc ;v»ill begin his .proud of. We look.rorward tovcon Nov 6-707,4073 another may be remarkably though painfully •second season music direotor. imue./communitiyt supportt as we Nov 7—054,7740 school soon or graduated several years W 11/13/86 1 as a on target Later, you may sever tho lies ol a "We are rehearsing with an ex- make: speciap l musical plans to Nov 8-406,6212 : friendship group or organization and feel ago. if you've got big~plans for your panded 50-rileco orchestra. for this celebrate our 50th ^nnjvorsary" PICK B quite an Immense relief In doing so Co- luturc, Bloomfteld College should be a •cs. I want more information. workers neod watchlngl /concert," he said, "and we.oxpcct to season. Oct- 13-7, 13, 23, 26, 27, 38, part of your plans Especially if you're bonus-B4978 niooMiiiincoi i For Oct lG-l,4,5,H,30,35jxmUS AQUARIUS (1/21-2/19) Your reputation someone who flourishes in a supportive Admissions Office, One I'urk Place may bo teetering on a vory flno lino before Hloiimfield, New Jersov 0700.1 — 17969 environment Here's what Bloomfield this week Is over Unsottllng Inlluoncos K Oct 20-3, 6, 18, 26, 36, 41, College can offer youv suggest you resist unwlso romantic Involv- • llu\ D / \tiiin nursai bonus-78553 a the Classifieds! monts Later wrap up lingering buslnoss • A caring faculty and .administrative THE HOLIDiV^M-ARItET-P-LAGI Oct 23—2, 9, 18, 20, 32, 40, related to tho last several months Job bonus —60732. Intorosts aro smoother and peoplo or sllu- slalf that will go out of their way to with TAVERN IN THE GREEN Oct 27-10, It, 17, 23, 29, 15, atlonss from tho past aro hlghllghtod help you reach your potential, as well bonui —38812 as your goals \umt Oct 30-6, 15, 22, 26, 30, 41, PISCES (2/20-3/20) You may Impress or surprise others easily during this week and bonus —02693 • A full curriculum of degree programs, r thats )ust what youro after a response! including Business, Science. Liberal Nov 3-4, 10, 15, 23, 31, 3 >, People or Interests at a dlslanco conllnuo to Sinn bonus —05771 bo Important travel plans may bo In tho Arts, Nursing - Thursday,Ncweii&eri&ll a.m.-$p.n\i Nov 6-4, 15, 16, 27, 32, 35, works and siblings or relatives may play a • A friendly, intimate campus conve- .in trti^i Nwember14~11 a.m,^9p.ht. bonus —65462 key rolo Later koop your prlorltlos straight niently located in suburban Blaomficld • A choice of day or evening sessions, Shop and Dine with Special Greek Flair! part-time or full-time enrollment On- Mini JAEGER OVERHEAD "|F|rs cumpus housing is available Sunday; November 16 , GARAGE DOOR AUTOMOTIVE • A wide source of l-inancial Aid Pro- /'/mm iluinu) Fea^ririg Serving MOST LIKELY grams.and guidance in selecting the 1 •:••. Perfect Presents, ' : . . Greek Luncheon, .1 l-3,p.m. ones that arc right for you /'Ainu r*/wiwui \O Christmas Decorations Greek Dinners 8-9 p.m. ~ 0 '. Fabulous Fifties Boutique •;•• •'•. Snacks Continuously . Write or call us at (201) 748-9 —• • _ >•;. Blood Pressure Readings" 10 Wt PUBLIC : Classy. Collectibles ':.; Greek Pastries more information today t'iu<\)nl innn\i Dancercize Class : toopm. : Peisonalized'Stationery Diples' ; ' : AUTO PARTS ' Jewelry, Jewelry, Jewelry • •••' Baklava;.'. . •' . ,' v We Carry all the ' Discount Books . Loukoumades hard lo gel items.' Lessons; ;" ._;.Tpyianrt__^~' \v;'.' ••'.;. Take-out Lunch & Dinner, •INSTALLATION •PARIS t HWOE. OPEN SUNDAY I k.M 2PM Blood Bank ; : •REPAIRS •RESIDENTIAL SATURDAYS J JO » M 5 45PM HOLY TRINITY WEEKDMSMOMI 7PM Cartoons (in lleillh •AUTOMATIC •COMMERCIAL Dentat;Screenings; . • : CtDSEDWEO HE 5 45 PM.. .-.StmbbyBMrSlickers. , GREEICORTIIODOX OPENERS 'INDUSTRIAL piet^Plaris&Becipes insttnt Toddler BabyjUtiw Division 2091SPIIIHGFIEU)ME , : «tJ1.00hi>ur PARISHGENTER JAEGER LUMBER WXHAtl|UNION|,NI 'Plus Much;More' ^ Polwn Control Into ' Call M» 5841 BLOOMFIELD COLLEGE 250 GALliOWS HILL ROAp, WESTHEU5 233-8S33 2322 M«ftl»A«t,- cOC IUV1M •- Screenings.. . Seat Belt Safaty BUY-WISE CireStlelj '.- ..•.;•;. ; v Dpnation'LOO ; "'.•''.•' '.•••:•••''• Union, NJ.070J3 WO-0074 AUTOtMRVS 'X'i " ' i ill ^ Creter-Arringion Pisano- Stummer- l Lori Ann Creter, daughter of Mrs Mary Ann Martoncpf Linden, was | married Sept. 26 to John Arnhgton, son of Mrs Helen Arrington of St Vaccarelh Sulyma— Petersburg, Fla. The wedding was held at the; groom's mother's home, - where a Mr. and Mrs. Alfonso L, Pisano of Mr. and Mrs, George Stummer of Roselle fork have announced Ihc Mountainside have announced the reception followed. ' engagement of their daughter, Mary engagement of their daughter Helen Happni of St. Petersburg served as matron of honor A. Pisano, to Dominic J. Vaccarello, Lynne Marie, to David John Sulyma, Michael Arrington of St Petersburg served ns best man for his son of Mr, and Mrs. Domcnick son of Dr. and Mrs. Robert E. brother. John Arrington Jr. of St Petersburg, son of the groom, served Vaccarello of Patorson Sulyma of Montyale, as ring bearer. The bride-elect; who was' The bride-elect, who was Mrs. Arlington Is a former employee of Limousine, Inc , St Peter- graduated from, Villanova graduated from Union Catholic sburg. "••.•.• . University, where she received a Regional High School, is a senior • Her husband is employed by K & It, Incl bachelor of Science degree in ac and fine arcs major at Fairleigh counting, is employed in the cor Dickinson University, Florham- The newlyweds, who topk n honeymoon trip to the Florida Keys, poratc accounting department of Madison campus; reside in St. Petersburg. American Cyonamld Co. Her fiance, who was graduated Her finnce_who was graduated from Pascack Hills High School and from Montclair State University, •the University of Delaware, where Dent-Hall where he received a bachelor of he is majoring in economics, attends, Tonuia Jean Dent of Newark, daughter of Mr and Mrs Luclous C Sr science degree in accounting, Is a the National Law .Center of George Denf -< was.marrlcd Oct 2S to William Todd Hall of Linden, son of Mr federal income tax supervisor at Washington University William Hall offtahway and Mrs Bonita flail of Linden AT&T Communications. A May 1988 wedding is planned The Rev, Theodore R. Govins Sr officiated at the ceremony in Heard A fall 1987 wedding is planned A.M.E. Church, Rosello A reception followed at the Nancy Luzon VFW hall, Roselle. LYNNL STUMMER 1 MARY A. PISANO DAVID SULYMA Mrs. Hall,_who was graduated from the Newark school system, Is a former employee of General Motors, Inc, Linden DOMINIC VACCARELLO SENATE CITATION PRESENTED—Sen. C. Louis Bassano of Union presented a Her husband, who attended schools in Linden and was graduated senate citation to Edythe Savacol, center, stafe president of the VFW Ladles from-theCallfor.niV.school-systcm'i in San Diego, is employe) by Auxiliary at a recent breakfast Carol Brlnkerhoffi senior vice president, Districts, Evqnik- General Motors, Inc, in Maryland looks on. The breakfast, honoring Savacol's visit to Union County, had about 200 Welter- Following a honeymoon trip to Lns Vegas,, Ncv , the couple will reside members of the Ladles Auxiliary from every county post. Becerra InGlenBumle. Md. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Evanlk of Mt. Reinhardt Vernon Road, Union, have an- KonickhPeahoto rtounced the engagement of their Mr and Mrs Alvin Welter of Mr. and Mrs, Theodore Konicki of Brookslde Drive, Union, have [''Social: pictures''., daughter, Claire, to Louis Becerra of Hawthorne Avenue, Union have announced the engagement of their daughter, Arlene Myra, to Barry Staten Island, N. Y., son of Mrs Lola announced the engagement of their Leonard Peahota, son bl Mrs Ruth Peahota of M.ipleshade, and the late P(easo claim your photos. daughter, Linda Joyce to Michael Cello. ••..: : Mr..Stahloy Peahotnr _ ' All social pictures will be held E. Reinhardt of Convent Station, son at our office, 1291 Stuyyesant The bride-elect, who was of Mr and Mrs Thomas Reinhardt The bride-elect, who was graduated from Trenton Stale College and graduated from Archbishop High the University of Pennsylvania, Is an oncology clinical nurse specialist Ave., Union. After 3 months of Marco Island Pin from date of submission un- School, trvington, and Kean College Jhe—brldocelcct,_jwho —was— for the Albert Einstein Medical Center, Philadelphia, Pa or~NeW~JerscyrUnlon, whcro~she —^Herfianccrwho-was-graduated from Pennsylvania State University, ^claimcd-JphotQS- will 'be ' graduated from Union HlglTScnool received a B A degree, is employed where he received a degree In electrical engineering, is a Held engineer destroyed. ..'..•• and Katharine Glbbs Business by Mutual Benefit Life Insurance investigator for the Federal Communications Commission in Longhorn. Wo will not return your photos School in Montclair Is employed by Co 1 -by malL_;_ i_i_ •__ I"• •'• • AT&T Bell Laboratories Murray "PIT ":" •;'",T--:-n-r- - 1 Her fiance, who was graduated • i '•'••• Social editor" Hill A February 1087 wedding is planned in Holy Spirit Roman Catholic- from Brooklyn Technical High Her fiance who was graduated School and the State University of Churchy Union, New York at Albany, where he from Chatham Township High received a B A degree is a School and Ohio University where lieutenant in the United States Naval he received a BBA degree In Doo/ey in play Reserve He is a section manager marketing Is studying for an MBA for Irving Trust Co degree at Baruch College New York Michael Dooley of Linden will play A January 1987 wddlng is planned City He is employed by In- . Dick In "Dames at Sea," a Kean in Christ the King Church Hillside ternational Paint Co Union College of New .Jersey student A September 19B7 wedding Is production. It will open tomorrow at and a reception will follow at the CLAIRE EVANIK LINDA J. WELTER Atrium West, West Orange LOUIS BECHRRA planned. ~ " 8.p;tn, in the Wllklhs Theater, Unlon- TRepcat performances will bo at 8 : p.m. Saturday, Nov. 20, 21, and 22 and at 3 p.m. Sunday and Nov 23 Tickets for a three-play season are available by calling the box office at EVANGELCHURCH 527-2337, Just moved ASSEMBLIES OF COD DANCING : : 1251 Terfill Road " ^•'•-Viifiii-i;-- :. -;-- scotchPlalns

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: : and hotted many International touri ..'• '.; •••.. •',;-• • • :\.•:•:•••/• 1181 Morris Avenue, Union 686-7700 686*2537 »getcash for your rtems* Luncheonsl fashion shows are schedu/ecf by clubs wf/fho/cf 1 (Continued from pages) .-• ' , trips, dinners, lectures "n can be obtained by calling 353-2500, University of. Medicine arid Den- tfie New Jersoy State Federation of o . The : Springfield Chapter of report on- the calendar journal... unite fraternally on a state-wide Sved, who is employed asa full time Ubiquitous and Costly will meet Tuesday at noon at the event Tuesday at 7:45 p.m. In the n Phenomenon." The public is' invited It was announced by jGcricvlcvo tistry of New Jersey and maintains a Women's Clubs and the General senior citizens' room of Burnet HadaSsah will hold Its annual Dorothea Schwartz announced that basis' in order to promote and en- staff psychologist at Fair Oaks YM-YWHA, Green. Lane, Union. . DiVenuto, president of the auxiliary. to attend and a mini lunch will be Eva Klllimett will preside; . pediatrlc nephrology clinic at United Federation of Women's ClubSTTrie Junior High School, Morris and harvest luncheon today at noon at she has, "Entertainment" books for courage, legislative action at the Hospital in Summit: DrrSved does Hospitals in Newark. Additional social • services • department will the Chanticler, Short Hills.A fashion Northern New Jersey and Central federal and state level of govern- both individual and group served. Caldwell avenues, Union.- Mer- THE KIDNEY RESEARCH information can be obtained by meet at 1 p.m. on Nov. 25 at Town chandise received from local -show by Gazebo' of Bloom field will Jersey and celebrity books, Frances ment in protecting and Improving psychotherapy with adults and THE CONNECT1CIT Farms Foundation of New?Jersey, Ruth writing to Post Office Box 772; South Hall.. Judy .Fitzgerald, chairman, be featured. Janice Relsncr, Anne Ostrofsky, program vice president, the pension, health and general adolescents. She received' her RUTH MARTIN, president, Business arid Professional Women's retailers, manufacturers and conducted a monthly meeting of Papier Chapter, will niect Monday Orange, N.J. 07079. will conduct a workshop to complete businesses, will be auctioned. Blackman and Edith Callcn. Will present the Mental Health -welfare benefits of retirees' sur- degree in clinical psychology in, Club of Union will meet Wednesday at noon .at the Springfield Public chairmen, will be assisted by Estolle Players of Union,County, who Will vivors and-or other Beneficiaries.'1 October, 1985 from Rutgers Roselle Park American Legion. at 6:30 p.m. at The Galloping Hill Members of the chapter- will serve Auxiliary 60 oh Oct. 27. The group Library, Mountain . Aveijuc as auctioneers. Proceeds will be Bergcr, Cecilc Bloomfield, Pearl stage a program on "Mental Further information can be obtained University, Graduate School of Caterers in Union. Additional In- Stephanie Sosser, president, will Kaplan, Kcna Graham, Irene- Stress ' Henrietta Lustig is bv calllna 355-85.15 or 353 7538 Applied and Professional will order 1,000 paper poppies made formation can be obtained by calling used to support the philanthropies of by hospitalized veterans to be sold to preside. Guest speaker.will be Ar Clubs in the news B'nai B'rith Women. Nonmcmbers Chotiner and Dorothea Schwartz. president 245-8514. - . nold German, branch manager of Proceeds will be used lo purchase an the public next May. Roselle Park THE LITERATURE department the NJSFWC s candy-cookie project are invited. Admission is free, and High Schoql. seniors, Jennifer •the 'Short Hills offlco.Jof Merrill refreshments will be served. Muriel operating microscope, ' for, the THE LADIES Auxiliary of the THE CLAnA BARTON Auxiliary Lynch, Pierce, Pcnner'and Smith. of the GFWC Woman s Club of for veterans hospital statewide She ophffialmology department at Mt.Retired Police arid Firemen's Strahan, Celeste Wegrzyn, Angela . of Eastern Union County Chapter, Connecticut Farms in Union will announced" recently that members Perlman and Iris Scrle are chapteiir in the news Wang and Lynn Wands, discussed He will speak on -investment presidents. ' . Scopus Hospital. Phyllis, Zlatin is Association of Union County-will American'Red Cross, will sponsor a programs. There will be,a question meet Nov. 20 at 12:30 p,m. In the, also are collecting good used fund-raising vlco preslderiT, and hold its first organizatiorijTmecting THE B'NAl It'RITII Women oi Psychology She is n member of the their experiences as delegates to the bus trip to Radio City Music Hall, home of Mabel Mathis. Mll-Wigert women's clothing for distribution New Jersey Psychological Girls State Program at Rider and answer period. The meeting will will give a book review of "Texas, from Mother Teresa's Help Centers Henrietta Lustig Is president. Tuesday at 7 10 p m in the Linden Springfield will meet Wednesday in New York City, to sec the Christmas be open to the public. • _ : THE CATHOLIC Woman's Cluhof . The chapter will meet Nov. 20 at PAL Building, 400 Maple Ave. Wives Temple - Sha'arey / Shalom, Association, American College In June. show Nov; 30at d" p.m. Performance, Heat" by Fern Michaels. The WJCCF locajly. • . 1? . Elizabeth, with.' members TJbm 7:45 p.m. .in Temple Beth Ahm, and widows of retired police and Springfield, at 12:15;p.m.,Muriel Psychological Association and the reserved seats and transportation The Kidney Research Foundation annually contributes to student Union', will meet at 1 p.m. Wed- Springfield. The meeting wljl start TcnenbaUm; president-, will preside. New Jersey Association for the of New Jersoy supports pedintrlc. funds for scholarships In the field of , THE B'NAl IfRITII Women of' nesdny in St. Gcncvieve's Parish firemen arc invited to attend and to THE ELIZABETH CHAPTER of are included. Additional-Information ncphrology research , at. the at 8 p.m., and the program must be become a member. The' primary and Muriel Scidman will Introduce, Advancement of Psychblpgyr Hcr\ Deborah with members from Union, _ drama and literature sponsored by ..•_..Union will hold their annuqljiuction Hall, 200 Monmouth Road. presented at 8:30 p.m. Iris Segal will purpose of the association Is "to the guest speaker, DK Susan Marx . talk will' be on "Stress In the 80s: A (Continued on page 9) Park Security Systems MldaS TOUCll Manny & Nicky, Owners Winston's Restaurant Invest in yoiir family's security this holiday season, give them the gift o( protection and piece of mind. 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He is an • as. fast, dependable deliveries, automatic fill'Service, meter printed personal commitmentto lose weight., V , ; •' -.'.-.. • service with a personalized touch. .V ,:; ::; . : Cutting and styling alone are not enough to ensure beautiful hait , associate of the American College of Foot Surgeons, and his education , invoices, emeigehcy deliveries, budget terms—and best of all their ••••.'-• Many people experience these^feelings at some point in their lives. The Union Opt-wyght Cenfct PA emphasizes nutritional ediica- . Ann Endwss can provide .professional guidance and counseling at . . Theircustom cabinet work, is the pride ofinany homes and -"•' At Salon 887, their experienced personnel take timetipievaluat e each and experience enables him \tohelp you with your foot-relaled prices are right Only 69.9 pecgallon with a 150 gallon minimum. . tion'.iuut'behavior modification and theyprovide speddpiogramsfor : 1 those tirnes of emotional crisk She has dedicated herself to the practice businesses throughout, the ejittre area. The beautiful cabinets and person's hair type to liest determine the proper care and treatment problems^ Podiatrictreatment may incluHe medications, minor or major . Their professional deuverymenare always: mostcareful while, individual conditions such as diabetes. Theii program involves a. furniluri* constructed by.these experienced craftsmen are. considered Rirmarients, tinting arid coloring are abo featured at this complete hair : : making deliveriesand thereIs never any dishirbanceto your household ' of indWidual group, family and marital therapy, With many years of surgery, and'orthotics which' are prescription corircctive devices •; complete physical and associated bb work to irisure your safety and ;: : experience at helping clients achieve self-acceptance, she willrefef lo lo^^be the finest on the market.They areavailaWe in a'wide .variety of : • care salon. ••.-,.• '-.- •••,,,. -.•'•.••''•'..• .. —.-. • "•' ••''•:'..-.. .-••'•••• individually mctied to each foot and worn inside the shoe. •.'••' orbusmcss.wherithcy.stopby.Youareguanmted tobe pleased with • well being, trough the use of. their FJQA, approved nutntional various medical spepalists, when necessary/to.meet the/diversity of 'finbhes and styles, with a vast selection of hardware to highlight most • There are fewinvestments^yo u can hiake for your^total image that Regardless of whether you hayran ingrown toeri^ corns, , theefficicrit manner in which they makethclr deliveries, and even riiore supplements aniweekly supervisioa thislbone oLthe-Safest, mdst^ anydecbr, " : ; ' ••.•'•.•''':•••'"'• ;•'.;-'•'..•: " • ,' •'•.'•••-, : wi provide more exciting, yet affordable results than a visit to Salon ' bunions or any' other foot problem, Dt. Waiiam"A, RwindBdi is. pleased'vyith'duallty products and corribetilivo prices.. effective weight control services in the area. WHght loss can be rapid 1 •"••' Let "the professional cabinet-and furniture makers-at-Wood —r-887, iTiey-relocated^LSSZMounlajaAyenue in Mountainside, and you available.tohelp.t*officehoureareMonday.andrVia^yfm^ • Their radkwllspatched trucks and modem equiprjient''always''. without muscle or organ loss. There'sno reason toryoutosuffewith wnen raong sum oinituuicv B ™ """ v"™"?".>,.,•">*„•. be treated with care and respect when, you contact this leading office, Specialties plan.every detail foryqur-fro m design to'final coastructiori. can call 232-1067. for an appointment. With the holidays just around to 100 p.m in Springfield andfrom 200 p.m. to 5ffl)p.m,ln'Newark; ., insures you, of prompt service. The, Simone Brothers wcj Oil Co. has your weight problem or use drastic measures to lose weight .Anything in wood-working that you wish madewill be professionally the comer; you know that you want to look your best, so call today. Tuesday andthursday from M0am. to 2.-Q0 p:nt in Newark and from, •.'. served the people of'this area exlrcmdy well in the'"fiast,'arid will. She is toed al 329. Chestnut Street in Roselle Park, phone 2414692 . Donlendangeryour heaJth,byh\liiig to lose weight bystamnon • and' inSummltt at 66' Grove Street/ phone TSm. Evening and. '-.Buiilta the most exactingstaridara"&If you're interested in^^ personalized ..The possibilities are endless! . ,V ' ,'.:.. : 3fl) p.m.-toWO-pm. in Springfield and ntim^a.nUpJ^pjnain^, continue to do s6..Why'n6t jpin the list of satisfied customcfsjnd call" J>r_by dieting without medicarjuper^sioa |t would be a wisededslon service and (op quality workmanship at reasonable prices, call Wood '•"'" "'••'•• 5 are available. She takes pnde in pfwiding : Saturdays Newark. 1/you've been putting your foot care m, takelh? ~ nhemtoday^ThEy'rclasted SfWHlli^S^WlhfflenTphone" to seek the sepSo^lhl5:qua^iBef'c!aSa"(a«Q the Urtibn Opt- -SpedaWestoday; y .'-'. .-•4,7.;: .,-T _-'";.-;. ••;: ;:';'•- ..•'•• time to consult with this outstanding professional .'••' '862^2726 for estimates or prompt delivery. •;' . ,'. •."•.•' ut urge »»ciou» SJJI HOUSE SALE ,»,-tu»iom«; niiio;.p»ir. -••"«*'»" ""- VMAN. GENERAL HEP*'? SPECTST (oil P*rh«r ( H^^^^j: Sun 10 4 ol miple twtn. bed Iramel with 0. WAlnut I i lur—-wev-vou1 _Jllh 4 odd tobt .. VH._ r~rugt, |-£onwl""eilll .,* * -—•- - -• - JL..!^^.^K and I o, H,vr II. till Small Ads... ' bcokv, CLASSIFIED ADS! oih»< div .*•«* Won , I Big Results! It IK C«« 1 rilo e»rlv bird! SPINET turn, elc' MUrdock J«3? 9 *tif\ old.-fiieHlenl condition Body «. Fendtr Ptrtt Call fvrmngv >'. . 'IS M»gno!l< pl»c«, Union • 4iHbl«l '

AUTOS FOR SALE O AUTOS FOR SALE O AUTOS FOR SALE Z 1970 CUSTOM CAMARO- Excellent •2 CLASSIFIED AD RATES 198) AUDI 5000 S- Excellent condi- 1963 CHEVY NOVA SS • Black, NcW condltfan. Burgundy w/gold ss OVER 215 NEW CARS AVAILABLE .'._ .• (Effectivffti e November Each additional 10 words or lossss.. V..'V...... • • . Front and rear spoilers. A real 1977COlJpE-De_VILLE-SMvor,eX- F1987 ALLIANCE 1987 COM ANCHE | Classilied Display Rate (mm. 1 column inch) sharp.car. 484-0284. 1975 CORDOBA-Sllver, air condi- 1987GTA_ .. $13.00 collont condition, leathor Intorlor, » RENAULT, 4 cyl enj,, 4-spd man JEEP, 6 cyl en;., auloilrans, pwr a 1987COMANCHE tion, am/fm, power stoorlng, RENAULT; Alliance, 4 cyl ong., auto trans, pwr str, pwr trans, pwr slr/brks, 3-dr.; lillback, slr/biks. tint, (I, Inter, wipers, AM I Bordered Ads add 14.00 , • ' • . -' 1977 BUICK LoSabro-2 door, power spokes, AM/FM, 75,000 mllos. $2790. JEEP, -4 cyl ong.,,5-spd man trans, pwr str/brks., buc sts,, steering and brakes, air condition, 964-4187 aftor4pm. •-.'..• brakes, windows, locks. $3000 mllos. brks,, fog lamps, light grp, clock, stk.- No.104-7, VIN No. I.labile sis., Stk, No. 064-7, VIN No. radio, Slk. No. 132-7, VIN No, • .' DISPUV CUSSIFIEDOPEN RATE. -. . :. ... . Great physical and rujinlng condi- 105473^ List Price'«578 ' ' . . J 105501, Usl Price'6686 . 041584, List Price '11,782 . J tinted glass, AM/FM/stereo, stk. No.083-7, VIN No. 011763, • .. . •..••• : ,...... ;. ...;J13.00 per inch CB, am/fm tape. Very clean. 464- tion, $2000^371-2632, evenings; List Price '9408 • -'••• . ... ; "7405;—— ———-.: —',-••' 1981: CANiARO-iSIX cylinder, powor. J • FULL PRICE'6457 FULL-PR4CEJ9895—J- $ .— RUNONCONSECUTIVEWEEKS stoorlng/brakos, air, AM/FM Steroo 1976 CHEVY MONZA-4 speed stick, - -FULtPRICE 8850 SAVE*728— •-;- ' 4 to 12times', i.'.1, .....;.JU.J5 ooiinch 1977 BUICK- Regal, Four door. cassette radio, wlro wheels with new onglne, 48,000 mllos, radio, roar i=FUtL PRICE 8388 ...:.. .$11.00 per inch locks plus alarm systom. Excellent, speaker, tape deck. Asking $800, Call , 13 limes or more ...... Good condition, Low mlloago. Now condition. $4,500. Call 344-5400 oxt, : 1987 WRANGLER 1986 CHEROKEE - tiros, now air. conditioning. Asking 382-1537; : . I JEEP, 4 cyl cm,, 5-spd man trans, JEEP.,4 cyl cnj., 4-spd man trans, | Visa and MC are accepted 136 or 667-2019. $1,900. 245-6405. 19B4 CAMARO Z28 - 24,000 mllos, 305' . • pwr str/biks, tint, »l, buc sts, sp pwr str/biks, buc sts, a/c, il rack,' • 1984 CHEVY- Camaro- V-8, power V8 engine, - automatic 350 turbo I whls, II carpet, Stk. No. 073-7, VIN II carpet, bod sid mlde, Stk: No, | 1973 BUICKLoSabro-4 door, powor stoorlng, powor brakes, w/alr, 11,000 transmission with •'. B8.M mega • No. 516970, List Price M2,57« 285-6..VIN No. 215372, List Price.! brakes and steering,.air condition, shifter, sub frame connectors, 12 '14,683 . .. •.•••• 2 Am/FM storoo, 70,000 miles. Good miles. $7,695.- plus tax and mv. Call 522-0929. „ •• ' bolt posl rear, amerlcan racing FULL PRICE'12,483 I condition. Best offer. Call 688-8240. wheels,- power ."• steering,: ^ power, | FULL PRICE'11,374 ^»WEiZ00 ••••• brakes, air conditioning, power win- 1980 BUICK- Eloctra Park Avonuo.: 1977- CHEVROLET- Monte Carlo dows, AM/FM stereo cassette, T- 1987 CHEROKEE F"our do*, 52,000 rriHos. $4,000.: 944. $900 or best offer. 241-4185, ask for tops 8< louvers. $9500 or best .Offer. 1 ; 1987 EAGLE JEEP, 4 cyl enj.,- 5-spd .man trans, 1987CHEROKEE Harry.- . : • • • •.. Call687-3430, "•••...... ^1987 WRANGLER pwr.slr./biks., buc sts, com sp 5168. ; flMHHipi-oclstod. •, ••_ .;•; .- .• •••. - t. •.- • , ' • • ., '','•.'''•'•'.'••''' • '•• • ' AMC,'4 cyl enj.,.auto trans;:rl Fire. a/c. tilt whlv.AM radio, rf JEEP, 4 cyl ono., 4-spd man trans, pwr.str/brks., buc sts., JEEP, 4 cVl enof,/5-spd trlan trans, pwr str/brks., buc sts., "•' .' : •• COUNTY LEADER "V I.lack, lilt whl, wire whl cov., rack, remote mlirin, inter wipers,. carpet, AM radio, stk. No.055-7, VIN No. 003734, List .Price : > tint Olassi alum wrils., spt mirrj, carpet, stk>No.0737-7i VIN t remote 'miiiois, AM/FM/Sloro/- Slk. No. 051-7, VIN No. 003739, :' .i3,oM-' •' : •: •.-• •••' •••••••• • •••:•• ••'. .'.":•. • . P.O>BOX310? • No. S1AV7O, List Price '12,574 :.';'. • Cass.. Stk: "Ho. 087-7, VIN No. List PrlcoM5.973 . • -. UNION, N.J. 07083 S 700402, UstPrlce.M4.l71 • ' . 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AUTO DEALERS all cars In stbck. Allow i-t weeks dellvory on all cars hot In stock.. . , ^AUTOMOTIVE prices in this ad cancel and supercede all previous oilers. ArHnus at' tlHie ol deposit to quallly lor adverti«cT^ei57Worfespol«lblr|ortypoflraphlcal errors AAA service leasing.inc AT 86 PRICES AUTO ACCESSORIES Auto leulng Terms CALLMR.BUSCH One to Fiw Ye«rj FOR SAME DAY BUY-WISE -• (HI M«kMind Models ifRADI4M SP1CIAI.SI AutoPaHs CHRY8LER UBARON 4 dr., 8 •84 DODOE RAM 80 Pk* Up Truck, 4 CREDIT APPROVAL WHOLESALE 1561 Motrls Avenue y YThPbll Union, N.I. 07083 " cyl., auto., P/S/B, , 4 spd., P/S/B, radio. HABLAMOSESPANOL oponZav ^i^i Surv.BBrntoupm.•••• Commerclil» ProfMsioml & PORTUGUESE - AA/od,8.Sat. •83 MERCURY LYNX 4 cyl., 4 tl CHCVY MOMTE CARLO 8 ey» yiaotosup OLDSMOBILE m/8trg./brHs. ' WS/B.'AM/FM.alr.cwlsa., $eeQE Wcel•• Union County 5 spd. m/t, m/s, m/b, air. P/S/B, air, AM/FM . Vauxhall Section ELIZABETH 70,075ml. P stereo, cruise. 17,842 ml. 201-686-6566 2091 Sprlnodollodold AveAve. . MOTORS, INC..'•.. Onion.— , .. ~i- Value Rated Used Cars •S3 FORD MUBTANa 4 c>rl., auto., rOW) CROWN VWTOWA 2 dr., Vfl, , S82AAorrlaAve.. . EllMboth 354-1050 P/S/B, AM/FM stereo'. auto., P/S/B, star, air, p/w/atSi flUTO DEALERS ca8S.51,114ml. :, . 52,770 ml. SMYTHE;VOLVO .. Dealer L'MONBY SAVERS 6Morrs ISSfrWESTfllLD AVI./ROSILU PARK ' '82 it '84'modols at wholesale prlqes. -Surnmlt Call lor details; : ••.••> 273-4200 CALL 245-6100 P(l((tM(lu4< u^,tn« MV i««i ; : : 1 1 1 : : ! CUSTOM LEASE «er-»0(l Authorliod .' ;•;• •r -r": .. ''.-'.-. .v--.;- '•••'V ">',•.'•••''•:•: Z/'--- '^ •'--'•;'•*•• ••S '.'^"^;--< :'-^y ,•'•:•"•. .--V : -i-V- '•'•' Factor'ySor'Vlcei TRUCKS FOR SALE LOST AND FOUND AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE

1 1984 CHEVY • S10 Pick-up, 2 tone FOUND - Young, small, female 1M3 CHRYSLER NEWPORT->Run- 1974 MUSTANG Automatic, power 1983 SUBARU-GL. Wagon, am/fm -Sheppard mix, on Vauxhall Road & nlng condition. Bost offer. 233-2985 ;terco,sun roof; air, power windows, paint with matching cap, extended, ITS A FACT brakes, AM/FM tape, roar dofog- cab with lump1, seats, PS, PB,Oakland Ave., Union; on November evenings.' gor, 52,000 miles. $l,300.qr bost offer. 19,000 miles, Must sell. 994-4037 or 2.CaH944-0176after4pm.- :• -•••.•• The low "Under Mfg. A.P.R. Call 944-9018. •' • • ' 141-8562. /' automatic overdrive, V6, AM/FM ^ 1977 CHEV.Y-MALIBU - Brown with stereo, 38,000 mllos. $7500 orbost of- 7" tan Interior, A/C, power stoorlng/- 1974 MERCURY CAPRI- Four, 982 SAAB 900S -'4 door walnut, 5 fer. Call 4B7-5171, after 5:30pm. •» PERSONALS Rates" you see advertised, cost ai brakes, 2 door, new. tires. Excellent cylinder, automatic transmission, pood, excollent condition, garaged c running condition. $2000 or bost of- powor steering) powor brakes. AM/- 8,000 miles. $4100. Call after 7PM, 1982 DATSUN PICK-UP -;-Tonto you more money. Read the small S for, 484-3044; . - EM stereo cassetto, sun roof .47,000 135-4527. ' • cover, light bar, AM/FM Cassetto, : miles. AsKIng $1200 or best offer. spoke wheels, dxcollent condition print! § ,1980 CORVETTE LB2 21,000 Ask for Ron: 487-5445 after 4:00 pm. 1979 TOYOTA CELICA-Standard, 5 72,000 mllos. $2750, Call after 7PM, A TRUE PSYCHIC I 'original mllos, tan with tan leather, >peed manual, power stoerlng and 335;4527. NO GAMES!!! ' Ono owner.; Must sell; Bestmtfor. 1973 MERCEDES 280 C-2 door, 4 jrakos, air condition, am/fm stereo MRS.RH0NM . £ - Ca 11 447-9444 or 379-7040. seater, fully loaded, Mint condition. cassette. $2500 or. best offer, Must READER & ADVISOR Asking $4500. Call 944-0289. sell. 488-9000 (6xT^227), Monday- I give all types of Readings and Ad- NO GIMMICKS!!! 1977 CHEVROLET Monte Carlo-V-8, Friday, 9-4. Ask for Jenny. ^ANNOUNCEMENTS vlco. I can and will help you where air condition, power windows, Ask- 1974 MAVERICK-4 cylinder, others failed. Ihave been establish- Ing $1800. Call aftor 4P.M., 6B7-47OA. automatic. Good transportation. 1980 TOYOTA CELICA - 5 speed, 4 ed In Union, since 1948. By appoint- $500 or bost offer. '71 VW super Beo- cylinder, AM/FM Stpreo1 cassotto, ment 484-9485 or 944-7289. 1243 1964 CHRYSLERNow Yorkor-4 door tie, 4 speed, new tires, rebuilt 73,000 miles, excellent condition. ENTERTAINMENT Stuyvosant AvcUnlon, near Food- hardtop, 440 V-8, powor windows, ongino. $400/bost offor. $750. takes Asking $2000. Call 997-3942" after town. Opon dally from 9 to 9. t radio, air condition, Interior locks, both.488-1412. : 4pm, .', , : . . •. • ACCORDIONIST • VIOLINIST OR BRAND NEW. One owner.-Garage. -iXRIOJor Social or Christmas Par- kopt. $895,354-293B, 9:30 amlo 5pm. 1973 MERCURY MONTBgSn P9B0"THUNDERBtRD~ Cream p'uff- door, automatic, powor steering/- :ondltloh, sunroof, riow tiros, ox- ties. —~" • .1979 CHEVY BLAZER-Excollont ENTERTAINMENT brakes, good transportation. Asking laust, shocks,,small V-8, cruise'con- 353-0841 condition. Two tone motallc blue. $250. Call 488-5545 before 7pmi • trol, air. 41,000 miles. Asking $3500, JOHNLENARD Asking $3500. Call 289-3748. • ' • >44-3485. 1981 MAZDA RX7 -79,000 miles, 1983 CADILLAC -Coupe DoVlllo, 1 charcoal grey; AM/FM, -air condl- 1981—TOYOTA . CELIC7TOT-31.0O0 HIGH SCHOOL MARCHING BAND owner, 33,000 miles, all leather In- tlonlng.'Bost offor, 355-0724. miles, 5 speed, 2 door, $3200 or best terior, looks and drlvosJIko now. 467- iffer. 394-4721. . ; •;.'_ CHAMPIONSHIP COMPETITION - 2444. .. • ..• . 1983 MERCURY • COLONY PARK -WAGON. Luxury package, loaded, 1981 TERCELSodan-47,000 .miles, 1977 DATSUN B210 - AM/FM, 8 oxcollont condition. $4000., 233-2985. autb, 4door,.am/fm. Excdllent con; The Eastern Marching Band Association • Til-State' track, 4 speed, snow tiros, needs ovonlngs. dltlon. $2750-Negotlablo. Call 467- Championships will be held this Sunday, Novfember 16 at work. Bost offer. Call aftor 5pm; 467- 1407. I..*;. . ;. ... ••.•••• Roselle Park HlflhSchool Athletlc-Fleld, WestColfax 1329, V.- • 1981 MA2DA-RX7 5 spd, A/CAM/ ; FM Storeo/Cass., Sun Rf. 43,000 1982 TOYOTATorcoTSR5 3"dbor hat- Ave., Roselle Park. Over 25 high school marching bands 1983:DODGE AIRES K • Wagun, 2.4 mllos. $5000 pr best offer. . chback, silver, 5 speed, _ajin/fm will compete. 1:00 p.m.-lO p.m. Tickets $7.00 adujts, litre Mitsubishi englnei aUtjjAatlc, ,teroo cassettej Plonoor spoakors. air conditioning, PS/PB, fQggago 1982 NISSAN STANZA-2 door hatch, Very good condition, garaged, $500 students. For further Information call Roselle rack, 4 new tires, brakes and muf- 5 speed, AM/FM cassotto, new tiros, private owner, $2950. Park High" School 241-4550. Ralndate is November 23. fler, 57,000 miles. $3,400. original tilt whool, powor steering, vorv good 1982 GLc MAZDAZ-Hatchback, air DON'T MISS THIS COLORFUL, EXCITING ENTER- owner. Call 232-4348 aftor 4pm. condition. Call Rick at 351-7719 or condition, am/fm, A-l condition, 245-4028 ovonlngs. high mileage. Asking $2300.399-1491. TAININGEVENT! . ; 1980 DODGE- OMNI. 54,000 miles, Four spoed, now clutch. Goo'd cohdl- 1982 NISSAN- SENTRA Doluxo, two 974 TOYOTACollca-Now .body ::tlonrneods5gmo'worlcrSli200. (718) doorbrownr automatic; A/F-storoo r work, Now-front end, new clutch. CALCULATOR 494-5295,9-5. ; " with cassotto. Powor 'steering/- Runs good; Asking $4Q0.- Call An- tOSTANDFOUND PERSONALS brakes, now-battery, oxhaust thony,944-18B4, aftor4pnv __ __ . While They Lasl..Wltrmiis~Acir~ J9B0 DATSUN-200SX, 2 tono bluo.alj- : 1 systom, front brakes. • $3,500 Lost a,, Found ads will runjor two CEMETERY PLOTS condltlonlng,...:. am/fm- storoo negotiable. 73,000 mllos. 277-7209 T979 VOLKSWASEN RABBIT-4 HO-LJ-YWOOD cassette, powor mirrors, roar dofog- days, 484^3835 evenings. speed, 2 door/ alV, 75,000 mllos. wooks FREE as a service to MEMORIAL PARK gor, 5 speed, excellent condition, loadod/unloadod, fuel lh|octlon. One residents in our 9 Communities, Gethhesmano . " Gardens, 70,000 mllos, Asking $3000. Call 428v 1982 NISSAN STANZA-4 door Hatch, ownor, Vory good condition. 944-8693. Mausoleums, office.: 1500 stuyve- 1740, aftor 5. "——~— 5 speed, sunroof, am/fm. Now FOUND • Light brown toy Fox Ter sant'Ave., Union. brakes, exhaust- systomi .starter, 1974 VOLKSWAGEN _DASHER : 1983 DODGE- MOO loaded, ' 32,000 rlorrfemale, approxlmatoly_9Yoars_ i i48'8 rear tiros. Good looks and comfortl Rowori brakos, automatic old. Found approximately 10/5 In the miles. $5,300. Call between 5-8 PM, $2350 or bost offor. Call Blanche at transmission, good engine, tires and "THANK you Mother Mary and St. '82 MERCURY LYNX - - '84 FORD TEMPO 'B0 FOHD FAIRMONT 4 OH • _.. --374-7785.^ ; ...... vicinity of IrvlnBton/South orange 4 Dr., 4 Cyl., Aulo , A/C, P/S, P/B, Auto, A/C, P/S, P/B, AM/FM Ster- 5800443. :.•••• : body, no rust. $375.842-9321, line. Call 247-4508 or 355-1428." .' Judo for your Intercession". S.H. 2 DR HATCHBACK 1980 ELDO- White, fully loaded. 4 Cyl. 4 spd,, M/S, M/B, rear win AM/FM Storoo, Rr. eo, roar window dologgor, sliver 1985 NISSAN PUL.SAR NX- VOLKSWAGON- Wanted seller of window dologgor. SAQQB w/rod interior. .S.OilftC Black loathor Interior, powor sun Showroom condition, 5 speed, PSA reconditioned volkswagons In the dow dofogger, l 4993 roof, power everything, alarrn. PB, air, alarm, sunroof, tilt whool, Union Rlckel Shopping Plaza to con 59,219 ml. C*RI0 50,000 miles. Very good condition. A am/frh cassette, equllUer, 15,400 tact Ra.y 749-5585 for purchase. , REAL EYE CATCHER.; Best offor miles, $7900 or best offer. 487-5735. '80 LINCOLN MARK VI : over $7,200. Call 820-0714.' 1980 VOLARE-40,000 miles, • power, •85 PLYMOUTH RELIANT 1971 poNTIACCohvertlble LeMans steering, automatic transmission, 2 '82 CHEVY CAVALIER 4 DR "IE PUCCI EDITION 2 DR I960 FORDFalrmont, black, 4 doorr sport, 400 CID,-4OO trans, power top- door, air, AM/FM radio. $1800 or 4 Cyl, Auto, A/C, P/S, P/B, AM/FM 4 C%, Aulo,'A/C, P/S, P/B, AM/FM 8 Cyl, Auto, A/C, P/S, P/B R/wlnd/ "ixyllndor-autornatlernew-tlres-and soatsbrakessteerlngrtbrkssterlng^whltelh n bestoffer-^Cairafler 4pm, 488-2739. P/dr Iks, P/Sts;-lealheri.nl;, lilt, brakes, no rust, clean and reliable. Storoo, rostr window SOQQR storoo, velour Int, rr window delog- terior;, .bright yollow.. Factory gor, whllo w/ rod In- cruise, dig 83,000 miles. 687-1445. spoiler/only 17 of these.mado with 1978 VOLKSWAGEN- Rabbit.' syolom, 59,749 ml. 400 CID. $4000 or bost offer. Call 444- Automatic, excellent condition. .Lor. 42.201 ml. 1981 FIREBIRD ESPRIT- Must'sell; $950; °r ••best..offer. Call Automatlc, power, tilt, am/fm 7844, ask for Bill Jr., after 5pm or ; 82 FORD T-BIHD stereo with' tape. Excollent condi- 944-1521, ask for Lisa. . ,'. • 2 :' TOWN LANDAU 2 DR VICTORIA4DR ' ;\ B4 MERCURY TOPAZ OS 4 DR a Cyl., Aulo, A/C, P/8/B/Wjndn., tion. Must sell. 47,00 mllos. $4800 or 1979 PLYMOUTH CHAMP • 45,500 1974 2402- Body In excellent condl' 8 Cyl, Aulo, A/C, P/S/B/Wlnd/Anl., B/l iMMn 4 Cyl., Aulo, A/C, P/S, P/B, AM/FM 6-Wy P/SIs, cruise, till, AM/FM SI. crulso, tilt, AM/.FM St., rr. wind, .mllesjiBWjlCSSLnewr battory, ex- tlon. Good for college student.$3,opo. Stereo, roar window $ Call 851-0525; '••.-."-".•• • • Tape, Cusl Whig., Vel. Int., land, rf, de,og.,Van,(yMrrB,^g5 1981 FIREBIRD ESPRIT- cellent tranlportaTion73XplorMPG, dofoggor. 34,226 ml. Automatlc, power, tilt, am/fm $2095, Call after 6ptn, 376-2420, ask wind. d«f., whtw/ $J|f|QE stereo with tape. Excellent condi- for John,. ••;. tion. Must sell. 47,000 rnllos. J4800 or AUTOS WANTED : 1976 PACER X -Automatic, power B/O. Call 488-8330.. .;.•' '/ ,• '.. steering, air conditioning, ( Prices Inc. freight & prep; excl. tax & lie. lees cylinder, 45,000 miles, $1200 or best 1979 FORD Mustang/Hatchback/ offer. Call B42-0422, leave message. VB, air condition, am/fm cassette, t TOP$$$ ,, We! appreciate rear defrost, good condition. Call 1985.PONTIAC - .FIREBIRD, good IN CASH your business and after 4pm, 487-8723: : ."•"••• ;•': condition, am/fm stereo, tlltwheol we treat you that way One of the Oldest Ford Dealers in New Jersey must sell, asking $11,000 will talk For ALL Cars 8. Trucks 1977 FORD • LTD Landau, 4 door, Call 686-9176. . \ : -very-oood-eondltlon,-best-offer~Call CALL DAYS LOW, LOW PRICES! after 5pm, 487-8141. Just 44,500 1972 PONTrecTTJRTCNCpRIX ^-^-589-8400- We're an In-Town No-Hassle, Down-to-Earth Dealership miles. . •._;••••.''••,•,..•• 78,1310 original mileage. Will sol car for parts, Call after 2PM., 851 orEVES. KINmOCHT- UUU 1977 FORDTHUNDERBIRD-Powe> 0640.•••' • •aw-:-.-''-.. ••••:.•• nlENiu'*''' with Over 50 Years of Honesty & Bntegrify. brakes, power steering, air cofrai- (588-2044 tCmt.frmcH...... tlon, 8 cylinder, plonoor am/fm 1971 pLYMOUTHVallant-Good run- , (Sahnoday'Plck-Ups) stereo cassetto, leathor interior, ning condition.,Air c6ndltlon and IN STOCK-IMMEDIATE DELIVERY! 54,000 miles. $1800,487-0827, . power' steering. Any reasonable of ,WE PAY CASH-, FOR YOUR JUNK For.Call488-4212. . '.-:. ' CAR . l O'R TR.UCK. .375-' 1973 . FORDVan-V-B, standarc 1253.IRVINGTON. HIGHEST transmission, air condition, 79,500 1982 PONTIAC Gran Prix PRICESPAIDI Brougham-Perfect condition. Fully mllos. $1200; Best offer. 944-4085. 1 loaded. All power. "DESPERATE '. RX7 Wd Buy Junk Cars 1973 FORD- MAVERICK VB. Runs Must sell. No reasonable offer refus- 323*8 very good. Much Work recently done ed. Call351-7890. ,:' : . : ( TOP4JPAID • ,241ir,,serv, 488-743(1' , and I no longor need car. call 245- \m PONTIAC-Gran Prix LJ,' A^ 626'* 4028 after 4 PM. B2000's condition, power Windows, power MOTORCYCLES 1980 HONDA PRELUDE -Red steering, am/fm cassette, tilt wheel, CAB PLUS automatic,' 'AM/FM storoo loaded. Must see. Best offer. 467- ^automatlc-moonroofi- Call Debbie, •40i7.: •::. .:-.'• . '••••• •••, .-•'.•• 1983 YAMAHA SCOOTER- Usod less 487-5433 or 272-1979 after 4pm. , "than one-year, 1,731-mlles, CVeO'-has OPEN DAILY 9-9 1978 PONTIAC- pHoehlx-. Low extras, original price was $1,000, IN STOCK-IMMEDIATE DELIVERY! 1986 HONDA- ACCORD. Four door mileage. Excellent condition, AM/- Asking $550. Call 488-8981, flvo speod, AM/FM cassotfo, >1r FM stored, air conditioning, powor FRI. 9-6. SAT. 9-5 conditioning Good condition 447 stoerlng, powor brakos Asking 3143 $1,200 Call aftor 6 00 688 3541 or 688 1718 1979 JEEP WAGONEER • 4 X 4, ox MOBILE HOMES collont condition, no rust $4700 233 2985ovonlngs 1980 PONTIAC- SUNBTRD, 4 cycle, 1713 SPRINGFIELD AVE..NIAPLEWOOD 761-6OOO speed, powor st6orlng, poWoi MOBILE HOME-12X40 ft One brakos, AM/FM stereo cassotto bedroom Linden Trailer Court 1984 Lincoln Continontal-Fully Nowly rofinlshod Inside and out Loaded-Low "Mlloagoi Showroom Car Is In cxcollont condition rum strong Asking $1,700 (201) 686 836' Rent S130 per month Great Savings Condition Call 379 2934 ask for Dave, Call 484 4449 HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED EXCELLENT Income for part tlmo BOOKKEEPER - Full charge, A/P, CONTROL Hunger and lose weight _DATA.ENTRY___ -homo_assembly work. For Informa- INSURANCE AGENCY A/R, G/L, etc.* International com- BANklNG ?••/,.'•'•• ''•••• . ••''.;• .;: • ••;. • tion call.504-441-8003, Ext. 8383. ^Looking for part time experienced MACHINE SHOP/ with New Shape Diet Plan, Boro ACCOUNTANT pany, very Interesting work, ex- Drug, Kenl I worth. . 40 Years and still growing " orson "who "can~rato~'and-wrlto- - 2ND CLASS— Duo to expansion and growth, a perience on IBM PC a plusj Blue OPPORTUNITIES ELECTRONIC-ASSEMBLy.-Hlgh Jomeownors and autos. Commercial Hudson County manufacturer Cross, Ma|or Mod, Dental, pension. O School graduate. Mechanical abllF experience optional. MUSTTSiTBDod" LOSE- WEIGHT AND INCHES Is seeking an accountant to fill a TELLERS Full time Monday-Friday, part tlmo -MACHINIST- o Salary open. Please call Nal Fleet, UJB/pRANKLIN STATE,' tho fast- ty. Full tlmo, Growth opportunity. typist. Hours: 9am-4pm. Call 743 2ND class-Operate lathe, mills, z FAST. TRY PROTEIN HERBAL rocently croatod position. Ap- Bull a. Roberts at 379-1340 or-send moving bank,has these groat career evenings, weokends and Holidays. 9418.. • PRODUCTS. CALL 992-8547. plicants should possess 2-3 . WE'D LIKE TO MEET YOU... We havo newly-croatqd positions Hillside. Greta 484-4994. drills, otc, to porform various c • resume to: 155 Morris Avo., Spr- Cresmont Federal with over $1 Billion In assests offers excellent opportunities available In the follow- machining operations, check 2 years "hands-on" experience In ingfield, '-•••. •,...• :\ • •::•>• ing locations: . . currontly available due to our con- FULL TIME-Offlco holp. Available a fast-paced manufacturing en- growth opportunities for both exporlencedand entry level tellers In tinued expansion. Come |pln our for-busy offlco In Union. Must type1 •all work for quality and com- o our branch system, We currently havo a number of full time and part TELLER SUPERVISOR smoke-free, .congenial home office INSURANCE AGENCY pllanco with prints. Good com- vironment. Excellent oral and time'openings available for bright Individuals who aro good with and possess good business manner. 2 WORLD OF LIFE written communication skills, •UNION Rte. 2Z staff locatod In Sprlngflold, N.J. Call Joann, 487:5942. Full tlmo position available for ox- pany benefits with overtime. n computer experience and an BOOKKEEPER/ figures and have proven tholr ability to work well with people In a ser- •UHIOHMocrij»V( - some positions are Ideal for students porlencod porson In porsonal and Call Connie Dolgrosso. o FAMILY CHURCH vice environment. •'.'•, . . .: commercial lines. Typing a must. c. accounting degree a must. An- SECRETARY if you're a "take charge" person or poople returning to tho.work 1 excollont growth. potential for forco. For more Info callPat or Sal Salary commonsurafo with ability. ARE YOU HURTING? All phases of bookkeeping Including with previous teller and supervisory Extensive benefits. Call 842-4047. (201) 344-0700 the candidate who possesses a General Ledger.. Good typist and FULLTIME experience, hero's a~f Ine opportunity at: •'•.'.•• GROUNDMAN i LONELY? • keen business sense* coupled record keeper. Self-motivated. 1 per- •MOUNTAINSIDE •SPRINGFIELD to- move aheadl Thorough with a commitment to ac- son office, Irvington Chamber of knowledge of bank procodurqs and 376-5500 For tree sorvlco work. Experience LIGHT Office Dutlos-5 hours per MACHINIST DO YOU NEED A FRIEND? complishment. We offer a com- Commerce, 1007 Springfield Avenue, customer service -skills are re- preferred, but will accopt trainee day, 5 days per week. Must have I ARE DRUGS OR ALCOHOL A petitive salary and a liberal Irvington, N.J.372-410O. V quired, You should also bo able to Drivers license roquirod. Call 245- pleasant personality to deal with •. B/S Screw Michine Operator benefits package. Send-.ln con- PART TIME schodulo and supervise tollers for 1919. , . some customer contact In lewelry Exporlonco proforrod; Apply Nova •I- PROBLEM? fidence, salary and resume to: maximum effectiveness. business, Call 488-0320.' ' Scrow Machine, 14 Grant Street, CLERK TYPIST/RECEPTIONIST • •SOUTH PLAINFIELD Rt. 22, Springfield, NJ Linden, 484-4477. . . . '. > Needed for busy heating, air condi- •MADISON Hli tioning contractor. Heavy phone ex- •SPRINGFIELD Equal opportunity (-mployer m/f GENERU OFFICE WE CARE-PLEASE CALL P.O. Box 96 •WOODBRIDGE Pastors Eltiln & Phyllis Valentine perlonco a must. 40 WPM, filing, no •ELIZABETH ".'••. ' . •.' 11 AM-3PM . Raritan, H.I. 08869 stono. Call 272-2100, ext. 107. •MIDDLETOWN •WESTFIELD - (24-52 Rihwiy live., Elizabeth) • 5 PM • 8 PM M Church Office 6871069 or 687- DRIVER • Approx. Flex. Hours W47 Experience preferred -but If you'ro" Straight Jobs. Clean driving record. Busy Konllworth offlco seeks bright good with figures and can deal persons to call back existing LICENSED PRACTICACTICAL NURSES PART TIME •PLAINFIELD Exporlohcod la- "Stop for Slop" customers to sot specific .appoint- AUTTJ—V • ' . diplomatically' with customers- dolivorlos. Apply In person between WE'LL TRAIN I Bilingual Spanish/- ments. No soiling; Call Rlchlo 241- 9 ^JE-nglishadoflnltoplusl - 2 8; 5 pm only. • • '. > 2500. - • ?lvo companV Paid benefits pkgpackagee and salarsalaryy commensuratcommensuratee wi wimm 3-EMPLOYMENT •->••• WE'RE COMJNG : ROGER'S WRHSE ability accompanies those 30 hour week positions. For additional Infor TO SPRINGFIELD S~- ::"~ ••'•" , CUStQMERSEllVICE^ ^ -^ UJB/FRANKUN STATE offors •&TRHNSPCO, 1 GROWING- BUSINESS neods ,matlon, pleaso call Porsonnol, 277-8433. "good starting salaries, an excop- 14 Bleaker St, AAlilburn rollablo mature porson full tlmo to MONTVILLE & UNION! ^ •MIDDLETOWN (P/T) tlonaUborioflts'packago, and plenty Equal.Oppty Employor M/F do clerical and light stock work for CHILD CARE of growth potential. Ploaso apply at wholosalo accossory firm. Call JIFFY LUBE; one of the fastest growing the office of your choice or call tho Bovorlyat 374-7244 or 435-5478. franchises In America, Is opening new. •. '- '; V • r '"v ' •.'.' .•'•''• v •:' .•'' .' ..' ' ' 110 SUMMIT AVENUE •SUMMIT, NEW JERSEY omi LOVING WOMAN- tocaro for 2 year locations In SPRINGFIELD, MONT> Crostmont Federal offers oxcellont advanced opportunltes and com- Personnel Dept. at (201), 745-4144. DRIVERS old and 5 year old In my Springfield VILLE, and UNION and wo must fill the petitive salaries. Our part tlmo positions offer excellont hours (or Class 'I carrier socking qualified Gal Friday/Receptionist homo. Mon.-Frl. 8:00-4:00 p.m. Must following positions Imrriodlatdlyl;. students and homomakers with the opportunity tb make extra cash, tractor trailer drivers for local P&D • UnitEd driving. Must be minimum 21 yoars DOCTOR'S OFFICE MMNTEMNCE PERSON • have own transportation. Call 379' ; our full time positions of for a full benefits package Including medical MAINTENANCE 1174 loavo message. •MANAGERS and tuition refund. .'•' ; .' .• ; . ' . of age and meot company and DOTWork full time for Springfield Gardening, Painting, etc.- requirements. Ono year driving ox- Podiatrist. Must possoss oxcollont Drivers License. 964-1503 ASSISTANT WARMLovIng mdthor-WIII care for •ASSISTANT MANGERS Please call Daisy Pascuale In our Human Resources Department at: BahK • perlonco proforrod and current auto typing skills and be good at detail. -your-lnfanHn-mvK|mmaculatc-Spr-=_ articulated license. Apply In porson Call 379-5342 or 447-4412. Full time position. Offices In: Cran- LUBE TECHNICIANS .,-.•• nuNKLrN ford and Union. Assist with painting, Ingflold homo. Call 379-5342. • .. • ; ' . «TAT« •-. .-•,...:.,•'. Mon7Frl78:30 AM -3 PM. Rod Star CASHIERS '•——:-—:-•- Equal^.Opportunity Employor M/F/- Express Linos, 400 Dolancy Stroot, carpentry, oloctrlcal and gonoral, If you-are mechanically Inclined, have Newark/ H.J. ~ Personnel - Dopart^ _1, HEALTH CARE OPPORTUNITIES handyman'tasks. Must bo depon- EMPLOYMENT WANTED, mont. E.O.E.M/F/V/H. -dabloand ablotoworkonown../V\ust prior auto experience of JUST LIKE CRESTMONT Tho summit Medical Group, P.A., A Multl-Spoclallty'Group Practice, ~ havo own transportation. EXcol lent CARS, we've got a |ob for you! FEDERAL CLERK TVPIST • Immediate open- • Is now occoptlna applications for tho following Ideal opportunities: ' bonoflts. Call for Intorvlow: IN NO EXPERIENCE Ing with International company, DENTALHYGIENIST File Clerks P/T Days and Evenings 687-1313 E»L213 J , .BOOKKEEPING SAVINGS ~ must possess excellont typing skills Unlqup opportunity to loin our /•••••• NECESSARY! . and organizational ability, detail File Clerk Typist F/T Done at homo for small businesses. Equal Opportunity Employer . -oriented, gonoral office dutlos. Hygiene Department and par- ~ Call272-5290 or 527-0479 after 4pm,— Salary negotiable. Please call Nal tlclpato In othor exciting dbntal ex- .LPN'sp/T.. • ;•,• .•[.,•: •.,,.. .::•"! .•••;../ '.;:: MAINTENANCE WEOF'FER: '••'. ••' '; '•••.• Fleet, BUIIBrRoborts at 379-1340..or. •_porlonco5. Coll 4A7-0720 In Mlllburn. : •PAID TRAINING .BONUSES' ' Send rosumo to: 155 Morris Avo,, MaintenanceiZtl_i_ -___}_• '___ .v'.- ...•".•• -' MECHANIC EMPLOYMENT WANTED .'BANKING . .• -; — •;•;-. . ... '•'•••/••' .- ..•-.• "".•' DRIVER- Part time. Who owns car- •30 DAY PAY 'GOOD WORKING • Springfield. , .' ••".. ', ," Earn $250 tax frod for 15 hours work Medical Technologist F/T . . INCREASE CONDITIONS weok. Call 447-8109after4.PM. DAY Workor-ln riood of housokoop- •ADVANCEMENT s ASSISTANT BRANCH i Medical Transcribers FT/PT Loading precision shoot motal Ing position, I am reliable and com- ••..• . OPPORTUNITIES ; 1 CLERK DENTAL-ASSISTANT. Full or part fabricator has an Immodlato open- petent with references. Reasonable /; :'\..: " -;; -^-MANAGERS':•:;>;:.'.••.•,.-:r:\ tlmo. Exporlonco preferred-but not PhlebotomistsF/T ing for a Maintenance. Mechanic. salary. 399-9043, e.vonlngs 488-5595. Why wait? You can start work" today I App : Crestmont Federal has Immediate full time opportunities available at Large MFG. Co. locatod In The Idoal candidate must havo ox- ly at one of the following convenient loca Union seeks bright energetic In: nocossary. Ploaso call 487-1443. . Receptionists FT/PT ;, : i : : porlonco in troubleshooting, and EXPERIENCED - Cleaning lady tlons and ask about our soon to open locj , pur Clark branch, '.'" . ••'.,'.•• .' - '. '.. .'.'••'••' ••".'•'" '••"••,"' dividual to work under shipping bAYCARE CENTER -In Union repairing hydraulic and pnoumatlc'; cleans your house; apartment, con' tlOnsinROCKAWAYANDCRANFORDI The Ideal candidate, will have 1-2 years teller; experience. Excellent mahagor. Duties includo: • hoods mature aldo to. work with Switchboard Operator P/T productlpn,machlnbry.\ '•'•' do. References. Call 447-9823. ,;•. :: customer service, skills.. We offer competitive salary, excellent handling completion of paper JIFFYLUBE -, ••••:. : chlldron from 2-4pm.Call 484-1B48. X-Ray Technicians P/T Walchung Office benefits and pleasant work onvlronmonti , L ..::_.•.: work, maintaining follow up Wo offor 100 por cont company paid WOMAN SEEKS • Part-tlmo |ob as systems 8. tihone contacts. Exp. Wo offor excellent salaries plus company paid bonof Its with most posl-•• 176 Mountain Ave. -helpfU(-bufrWlll-traln_rlghtJrt_ bonoflts for' omploveo and family. companion to tho oldorlv. Available ,.'S'prlngfleld'. .';••• .' if.you fool you wouldlike toworjuh an excitlnj, fast pacod environ- laVERYPERSON—— t|nr.«-IHntnr«i;tBd:-nleaSBcall Porsonnoi,277^8433. Apply In.person at Employment Of- evenings. References. Call Carolyn mertti call for Immediate consideration. • , V . dividual to learn many phases -fl^ft*hnt^Un|>n~9flm-2pm or call. .379- 74l-q34oafter.4pm, of our shipping.dept. All In- Rto 44 at Van Winkle Rd terested ploase call Gall at:- 4200, OXf. 321.'". • -....•.•'.. • • •" Montvllle,. ::;: : : : Wantod for florist shop, Tuesday HELP WANTED • :•..'-;: . .'•••'••'„• • • •.'.• ••:r 763:4700, Exl23^.''' .; ;h,-.'.''v' . ''.' • ' thru Saturday, part timo. Im- W> SUMMIT AVENUE • SUMMIT. NEW.jfeRSEV OWOI ', Morris & Lehlgh Avo. JfcOBSONMFG.CO. modlatpoponlng.Call: ' ATLANTIC METAL : "• -.'. .Union •. ••;•••. CRESTMONt ADVERTISING/SALES-Excollent 686-0200 : : PRODUCTS INC. • opportunity for onorgotlc en- -FEDERAL 7J52-3525 '\ ''- , 400 NoNh Union Avo. thusiastic salesperson to soil advor- : : HlllStdp,N.J. . '. ' tlslrig space In local newspaper. Ex- SAVINGS '•-.•••• •'•";•- HOUSEKEEPING/ - AIRLINE - CRUISE SHIP |obs now CLERK/TYPIST .:':•• UUHDRYWDES . N Equal opportunity Emp. M/F porlence a plus, but will consider hiring. Big money...Will train. 714- BOOKKEEPING DENTAL trainee .Must have car. Salary plus 1 Seeking F/T skilled typist for Join our team Of caring professionals. Caring for tho.oldorly Is an Im- benefits, For Interview call 674-8M0. 882-1900, Including evenings, EXT. Due to expansion, accounts." billing In busy sales offlco In ASSISTANT; portant |ob. Recolvo training to Ihcroaso your skills, Floxlblo MEDICAL ASSISTANt/- 4044; • • '• /."••.. payable • positions available. schedules available. Competitive salary and benefits*. •:•'••.'• ; Experience helpful. Good star- Union.: Must'bo accurate w/- Dontal offlco expanding. Fuller SECRETARY Part tlmo for Union Opthalmologlst .wlfh good. typing. BOOKKEEPER- PAY R O L-t/•' ting salary and benefits, call figures and have tolophone oxp. Part Time dontaJl assistant and Call William Roblnsbn , . . , , ;.' 233-9700 ACCOUNTS v ACCOUNTS PAYABLE • MUst have Mrs, Gibson at: -. . • ' CAMERAMAN/ Salary based upon oxp: Full office holp; x ray Licenso MERIDIAN NURSINGCENTERWesHleld skills and knoWodge of medical good organizational skills with book- benefits 8, pension plan. Call 9-5 nocossary. Good starting 1 •.•:'• . , 2515 Lamberts Mil I Road ,. ... ' ' . forms. Salary open, Sohd ropllos to: PAYABLE , keeping training. Prefer, person With Mon-Frl. ' '.^.;v' •.-.,• ••'•:'. salary. Ploastrcall Mrs, Staplos 'Classified Box 4442, County Loador .'!'•'•• '• . A351.348* •'.••;,•.' •-. ,'"•.:• Wostflold, N.J. 07090 •..• -. ' •[•• Rabidly crowing, . exciting schodl district or municipal payroll MESSENGER .at.:-. .- ... ••';•. ••:;. . v' Nowspapors, 1291 Stuyvesant Ave,, ~manuractiSymanuracturintrTompSnyhah s experience—with—AOPT-4Excollent— SHOPPERS WORLD Needed for darkroom and to do light errands for group of suburban. Union, NJ070B3; • . < : Immodlate need for: solid Ac- location & benefits. Qualified porsbn S7 -Weekly^Newspapet Sr ap-35-hour^-per-;«/eek,-flexlble,_Nfi-experlence aountlng Dept; experience w|th ALBEECORP. AMERICAN DENTAL should contact New Providence1 necessary, we will train. Must have valid NJ driver llcense"ana"B6T strong background In payables. Board, of Education at 444-9050 for dependable. Congenial atmosphere. ' : : . i '••;; '•'• : Lite typing and good com- application; An equal opportunity Toarranoo for an appointment, call:' • : ' . ;. UNION, N.J.. INTERIOR- DECORATING, tlo munication skills Important.. •.employer..-.'.1.. ': '. •.•,;; ..:.•• ..'•'• •,.' , CLERICAL HELP - Part time for you like to docorato*? Have a flair for color? Want floxlblo hours? Na- V MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIST .. . . CRT experience a plus. Wo of- .law offlco In Sprlndfleld. Prefer- immodlatp full tlmo day position In our. Group practicoFacimy.for fer a competitive salary and a; BOOKKEEPER- One Write system. rably high schoorstudentr call 9am- 688-0071 tional Decorating Company Is ox. ponding and will train. call944-5344 modlcal technologist,: ascp foglsterod or•'BllBlblorPrevlow micro; liberal benefits package. Send Throe days? • 4. RoseJJo vicinity, 5pm, 447-4295, : .-.. 686-7706 COMPUTER : biology: oxporlonco and proficiency In all phases of laboratory pro- In'-. confidence, salary and 241-1141; f •• '.:'•'. : „".'%••: '•• .'• Monday - Friday} AM -4:30 PM. resumeto;, ..'••. . CLERK-TYPIST, Small publishing -OPERATOR coduros are roquirod; Wo offor a 37Va hour work wook. jcornrw»mi\/o.- BOOKKEEPING , company In MapleWood seeks ful Rapidly growing,, exciting INTERESTED In a rewarding posi- salnrv excellent company paid boho ts program and aro ^ocatod In tion helping othors? Counsel 4 mon- suburban summit/lust minutes :• from the Garden State Parkway. . ! Mir. Edwwd Naliar : Arid part time typist.' Must typo at CLERICAL POSITION -Part tittle' • manufacturing company has ELECTRONIC ASSISTANT J6ast:45 WPM, Successful candidate ••"• i CLERICAL :;•-.;• flexible hours, Individual Interested . Immediate need (or a cbmputer., tally rotardod young women In Please call Porsonnol:.277-8433. : • P.0, Bon 96 will bo trained to use computer. Call In holplrig .busy stockbroker .with •operator with -strong TECHNICIAN group hdmo locatod In Now Pro- BOOKKEEPER 'ft,.' Parltime We have an Immediate opening ' vldenco In llylngand self help skills. •':• RsriUn,N.),0M69 ' .743:4855. •••'.•.•• :••: • -.••?'•/:•'. • •"• clerical details; Approximately.20 background in order entry, bill- : Assist managor In group homo Grost opportunity for Individual, • ?l-' Rt 22, Union, NJ .l,..:,': hours per week. Office Is located In ing; accounts payable and for a qualified technician of 2 (N SUMMIT AVeMgB .SUMMIT. NB* JBMBV «ml with previous accounts payable & CLERICAL- Small full service In Short Hills. Please call Mrs, Lynch. payroll, Good communications, way mobile, radios. Good operation, weekday 8, wookend surance agency seeking oxporloncw 8:30am-i2:30pm, Monday, Tuesday, Bonoflts. Salary, negotiable. hours. Call June Anderson, 444-8006. MM1IN. CLERKTYPIST accounts receivable . experience. 1 Wednesday. Answer telephones and '(20»544WO2-V: ':;:•;;';' skills Important,, Wo offer a -International employee benefits con- Arty-'••computer..- knowledge a plus;- Insurance clerk part time or ful competitive salary and a, Call for'ariappolntrriont: time with tloxlblo hours, Salar write up customer orders, $4,50 per INSIDE- SALES. Data Entry. Na- sulting firm needs a responsible and Somo typing skills required. Ex- hour to start, RovloW In 3 and 6 mon- liberal benefits package. Send tional corporation. All benefits, . experienced typist (40 wpm) to work xellent company benefits, including commensurate with experience an ths, send totter tolling about :itGLERk?TYPistv;::: -In confidence, ,'salary and 245-6307 In pleasant, off ice setting. Firm of- profit sharing, call for Intorylow: . ability.' Call 245-5534 ask for Mr G6od typist; -Learn . switchboard resumeto: - • , • •; . Good typing noCflssary, Call 487- yourself to Mr. Statot P.O. Box 148, 3322. •' • •.'.- .-.•• •-,:-11 .' :. fers competitive starting salary with Bqndorforappolntmont, • Newark,NJ07101; :."•',.'..:"• . •.:'•• .-' relief, process mall plus various full benefits Including medical, other clerical functions nocessary, iMr.EiNa'dii hospital, .dontal and life Insurace, CLERK TYPIST- Homo Imprbvb INSURANCE ' :.—- •.••.'..•.: went, Co; Mon,-Frl;.9!0O'5:30. Star for communications' Dept, Good •••:..:-P^.'B0«9«.' Emergency Office has secured on-slte parking salary, and benefits.:. Springfield; .. M«dltilT«hnlel»rij . and Is 1" block from train and NJT BOOKKEEPER - Growing Union at$5.00hr.ca|l'»44-4070. ; CLERICAL ASSISTANT Aroa.Call NancyZarro,379-1100. : . RiritM,N.J.088S9 : CLERK/TYPIST County flrrrt, Operate a computer Good speaking volco - Meot 8. Greet) Prlvato Ambulance company sooks Light typing, phono and CRT. Ex- bus number 94, -.-'•• - CASHIERS/COUNTER HELP r C3 part time, full time EMT'S. plea- accounting sy.stcm^Salarv common'! No typing necessary. Groat benefits,, CAREER OPPORTUNITY- SSles; parlance holplul but not necessary, 675-8900 Exl 323 surate with experience, Benefits; ox' Must bo bondable. Avallabl lovely working conditions, . Mako sant working conditions. Health sprlngflold area.35 hour wook. Good; NOBLE LOWNDES BECKER Wookonds arid some evenings.. Hi your own hours. Minimum of, 30 service." gal:; frlday,-:fui|:.time. ; DENTAL HYGIENIST - benefits, Floxlble hours. Call 354- IJO'SUMMIT AVENUE SUMMIT,. NEW J6RSEY07WiV cellont working conditions. Mall own transportation. For Cartel _ clerical -skills, Mature-minded. Immediate full time position salary and oxcellont benefits;.Call . 33 Evorgrton Place • hours per. week.i Call 274-2123, our. ' ••'•: .'• •"• •: .;•.• •' ,•:•'';.' •., •.,'.'. Replies to: Classified Box- 4441, Rosolloand Hillside areas; Call 92 Benefits, Hlllsldei Greta 486-2700. available, general dontal offlco in Nancy Zarro, 379-lliMl •• East Orange. NJ 07019 County Leader Newspapers, 1291 Kenllworth. '••';.-., ."•.. • . Union, callfor Interview 484-7190, : ; Equal Oppty EmpM/F , Stuyvesant Avo., Union, NJ 07083, 1.100;' • ..'•'.•..•. ..,,•" •-. .i-\. HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED

PART TIMECIelcal help • needed- RECEPTIONIST^ Part time needed TEACHER/ ASSISTANT-SUbstitutes PLAN FOR Convenient Union location. No typ- for suburban dental office. Typing a UCP school for handicapped In WORD PROCESSING must. Please call Barbara at 7*1- _ n ; RUN YOUR OWN NEWSPAPER ing necossary. Monday thru Friday •As a journalist,, haven't you always dreamed of running your own Union- seeks qualified, (high school CHRISTMAS afternoon. Call 851-9390. 49.10/ ' -•'• e Y u can omc grad) on a per diem basis. Hours WAREHOUSE "^MEDICAL TRANSCRIBERS^- FULL TIME/PART TIME Start a Part Time Job Now! Kf. .rl, ? ? P^'ty closo If you qualify as a MANAGER 8:30 to 3pm. Call for appointment, WANG Markot Research Interviewers,'no RN/MEDICAL Assistant-Needed EDITOR for opening an Community Weekly In Essex County. Report, : 354-5800, Ivy Merrill. IBM PC PERSON Immediate full/part time posltlns available. Proficient typing skills selling. _i Monday thru Friday Includes two write, assign stories to staff reporters, edit, then lay-out your paper PARTTIME each week -It's your baby and will reflect your idoas. Collogo grad with Minimum, 2 years oxperlcn'ce and medical terminology required. Flexible daytime hours; Ploasant •Students : . ; evenings for Allergist office. Call DISPLAY WRITER 3 atmosphere-and-comprehenslvc benefits package. If Interested call Homemakers ' ; 688-1330 or 993-4442. I sorrio municipal reporting and/or editing and/or lay-out oxporlenco pulling and packing orders for Personnel, 277-8433. _ ' Retirees PERMENANT preferred, ' TELEPHONE UPS and truck shipment. Second Income ' REAL ESTATE J DECKMATE Contact Matt Work In our Garwood office. Train, Insurance person needed with . . Letters, resumes to: • SALES .. • .' -at PACKAGE knowledge of general Insurance real Work from our Cranford offlco, l» SUMMIT AVENUE-SUMMIT. NEW JEHSEVOJWI for.dlverslfled protects.. Days, even- . Katherino Hansen . . •. • 1 MULTIMATE Ings, weekends. .For Interview call LOADERS & ostate. Excollont working condtons. Executive Editor sotting appointments. "Make , z Monday-Friday, .9-12 and 2-5, 78?-_ 687-6571. ...'••' P.O. BOX 158 . your own hours. Opportunity to IMMEDIATE 355-6700 : earn big M In yoor spare time. 1460. Quality Controlled Service. RECEPTIONiSf Fulltlrnerf6rbUsy^ Maplowood, N.J. 07040 . • UNLOADERST "763:0700- —For— Intervicw-calU—Lisa Ken- ASSIGNMENTS OFFICE HELP South Orange law firm. Telephone nor, Offlco .Manager. If PART TIME- Floxiblo hours, Duties J8.00/HOUR experience required. Typing and' Experienced Operators' 1 -MACHINIST United Statos Golf Association look- including typing,:filing, and swit- qualified,-applicants will bo Rapidly growing fixture Ing to fill the foiling: secretary for .5 DAY WEEK miscellaneous offlco duties, call 762- hired on same day, starting Im- • ; Excellent positions with g chboard. Previous office experience _'. 3-5 HOURS DAILY-^ 0116. .. : ••-—•'• SALES/ADVERTISING-Excollent manufacturonln Union, N.J. re- Director of Communications-Strong- necessary„ . Ironbound Area of opportunity for energetic en- SHEET METAL mediately. • ^INSTRUCTIONS z quires a general machines! secretarial and Inter-personal skills FULL BENEFITS TOP COMPANIES Newark. Call 242-6111. RETAIL thusiastic salesperson to soil adver- •3 both'first and second class to required. Type 60 plus words per IMMEDIATE HIRE tising space In local newspaper. Ex- OPPORTUNITIES In Essex a Union Counties Z work on Has, fixtures, machine minuto. Socrptary for controller- PART TIME- Receptionist. 3 days perience a plus, but will consider 276-0170 TOP PAY! MATHTutorlngSorvlco-SpoclalizIng S o building, etc. Excellent growth strong secretarial skills required, per week; Doctor, s office., Call PACKAGE PERFECT trainee, Must have car. Salary plus Loading pYoclslon' sheet metal high school algebra and goomotry In ^ O potential, working conditions, type 60 plus Words per minute; Stono JOB LOCATION fabricator has Immediate oponlngs MAJOR MEDICAL your home. Reasonable rates. 687- £ •SI betwoon 10:60' a.m.-12:00 p.m. 964- Part time postlons available at our benefits. For lntorvlew*:all.67-4-8000. In tho following positions: TEACHER - 1 experienced teacher s U and bonoflts. Contact Mr. Art and Personal Computor oxporlnco 7878. : NEWARK AIRPORT -with Dental Option 3956|,GARY. Krausfman at: helpful. £ustomor Service Rop- store-lntho Short Hills Mall. Store with early childhood degree In o problem solver, hoavy phono con- provldos gift wrapping, packing and •Spot Wolder Sot-Up &.Oporato nursory scho61, certificate for LIFE INSURANCE MATH TUTOR- 20 YEAR u. PartTlme • "-•• , WORK HOURS 4AM-8AM SUNDAYS" "••• fERRO tact, 25 words per minuto. . . , •Press Brake Sot-Up 8, Operate Federally funded day care center. PAY EVERY WEEK TEACHER FOURTH THROUGH FAR HILLS NEW JERSEY INSTRUCTOR TUESDAY-SATURDAY Good Phone Voice-Typing •Punch Press Oporators Starting salary $14,000-$14,600. Call NINTH GRADE, INCLUDING ' MERCHANDISING 234-2300, Ext. 405 A loadlng-oyo care offlco has a 964-1503 •Assemblers. . Mrs. Burns at 686-6150 botwoon 9:30- . FREE GIFTS! ALGEBRA I, CALL 686-2391. pormonant part time position pensatlon package. Call 564-7557 for.%'• • •-••••• 686-3100 1 11:30am. r.. REFERRAL BONUSES avallablo-for a mature minded per- INTERVIEWS CONDUCTED further Information and to orrangaux - Wo. offer 100 por'cohi.pald bonoflts son with good communication skills. TUESDAY 2-4PM an Interview. Jot-employee ,and family. Apply In- Call or visit any of our officos SUCCESSFUL MEDICALAsslstant-Part time; •) OFFICE MANAGER Our program Is on-going and struc- WEDNESDAY 9AM41AM SUPERVISORS NEEDED^ - person at Employment Off Ice or call TELLERS. tured for success. Wo will train you RESPONSIBLE Person'Tioodod-For TODAY.. . • , . . MATH TUTOR aftornoons until 6pm. Millburn Inter- THURSDAY-2PM-4PM- ABSOLUTELY 379-6200, oxt. 210 for an appointment. Part tlmo position available, fringe local car rental agpndy. Car clean- • •• ' i •• : •'-;. ;._• nist's office. Blood work EKG. Will EXECUTIVE SECRETARY to participate In small group sot- bonoflts. Call Tho Union Center Na- train. Call 763-0840, tings with children and adults. up and minor repairs,-Must be will- I NO INVESTMENT tional Bank botwoon the hours of Bloomfleld 748-7561 Dynamic hl-toch computor company Hours arc flexible Including ovos. & Ing to work Saturdays, call 687-0100, Owr 25 Yeirs Tuchlng desires seasoned Offlco Managor. Career opportunity to hire, train and 9am-4:30pm. 6BB-95001 oxt. 241. : 574 Bloomfleld Ave. MEDIC AL-Sccrotary/Rocoptlonlst, Sots. ••• .•:"-.••.• ••-- — •': between ?-4pm, Monday, thru Fri- ATLANTIC HithSchool/Colleie Capable of administrating UNITED manage party plan porsonnol. E.O.E. Exporlonco. proferrod. Full/part day. • ••..•„.. • .•;• . . Teaching, business or homo party PRODUCTS, INC, Union ' 686-3262 Algebra 1 thru Calculus time. 2 offlcos.-Call 467-4756. , substantial business. Requires ex- Please Call Kathy THE UNION CENTER ~ cellent typing and skills, short hand PARCEL plan background a plus. Free train- 21 Fadem Rd., Springfield 2333 Morris Ave. SUItoA-17 RESULTS PRODUCED (201)338-7326 Ing provided, call Arleno, 831-0133. Equal Opportunity Emp. AA/F , NATIONAL BANK a valuablo plus, Generous compen- SCHOOL CROSSING 686-6550 sation packago and benefits. Reply Part Tlmo: _ SERVICE MEDICAL in confidence to: Mr, Takacs. No TRAINEE , •- 53 CENTRE AVE. GUARDS •:••"•• TEXAS- REFfNERY CORP. noods TRANSCRIPTIONIST phono calls ploaso. Desparatoly needed. Uniforms sup- mature porsbn now In Union County A rapidly growing optical chain has SECAUCUS, plied. Apply In person orphono SPR;. aroa, Regardless of experience, 7 posltlbns~avallablo in-Unlon.-lfyou r SEASONAL HELP write A.H. Hopkins, Box 711, Fort TUTORING ~ " DATA SYSTEMS ~~ 7 ^FORINF0330FORINF033022 ; lNGF'IELD P J RADIOLOGY DEPARTMENT Ilko helping people, you'll love this ••-..• RCIHILOHLCO :—^- -~~~~- Worth, TX 76101,,.-:.: _1, -BY- COMPUTER CENTRE ^> lob. Diversified duties, Floxlble Equal Opportunity Employer 0400. . RETAILSALES 950 Slujwsant Ave, Union, N.J. 07083 Weekdays 10-2:30. No oxporlenco necossary. Will'train 3-5 days a BELL LABS SCIENTIST : hours: 9am-2pm, 3pm-8pm, plus week. Flexlblo schedule. Good pay. Work In a pleasant atmosphoro •'Mon..FH,10»M-6PM . Sats. available. Paid vacation & with friendly people For moro' Information ploaso. call Mr. Roso at & EXPERIENCED TEACHER holidays. Call offlco managor for an PART TIME- Offlco help. Available \'•:?•'" RECEPTIONIST AFTER HOURS 376-3385.' •'.••-,. !•,••.•', ! • •• ' • . ' •. • Wo havo an excellent opportunity for for busy offlco InUnlon, Must typo, appointment todays TYPE YOUR WAY TO AN EXCITING MATH&PHY5ICS- , medical transcrtptlonlst to work In Part time positions available In our Summit Offlco for Receptionists and possess good business mannor. and Switchboard Operators to work In, our Ready Access Center. CAREER IN JOURNALISM HELP WITH ANY PROBLEMS tho Radiology Department of our Call Joanne 687-5962, ' 686-6814 Out Patient Center. Qualified In- Hours includo evonlngs/some weekends/ some holidays. If Interested THE PAPER PEDLER Reasonable Rates callpersonnel at 277-8633; "dividual must have tho ability to use -PART—TIME—SECRETARY/- — 681 MORRIS TURNPIKE If you're looking for a way to get your foot In tho door In tho newspaper ' 233-6210 transcription equipment and must RECEPTIONIST. Seeking a brloht business, - here's a good opportunity to bo an EDITORIAL bo familiar with medical tor-, porsonablo Individual for Insurance ; SPRINGFIELD ~- ASSISTANT/TYPIST, The pay's not groatrbut-tho-opportunlty-is- mlnolpgy. . Wo offor an excellent office In Rosbllo. Various duties. •TEXTURE unllmltcd. (Ono of our typists became a roportor and then a managing salary and bonoflts package, Ploaso Accurate typing nocpssary. 28 hour IM SUMMIT AVENUE • SUMMIT, NEW JERSEY pmi odltor 'within a yeatl, No'oxporlonco necossary. Perfoct for colTogo 5 SERVICES OFFERED send resume or call for more infor- wook. 245-1553. .• SPRAYERS_ '~'/ ''.':\ SECRETARY ".."'•'•' student or high-school senior. Part-time, flexible hours. Basic typing mation, Ms. Carol O'Neill, Human : SUPERVISOR O.S., skills needed; will bo trained on VDT. Grasp of grammar and spelling Loading precision shoe) metal Suburban based Automotive Leas Rocourcos Department, 533-5-199. PACKERS- Pickers, stockwprk and : Ing. Company has an Immediate Prbgrosslve Class I Trucking Com- hplpful.Call Brott Bayno at 763-0700,9 A.M. to5P;M. Old. Short Mills.Road, Livingston, receiving. Call 589-2525 botwoon fabricator seeks experienced In; RESET MERCHANDISER pany located In Newark, N.J. seeks divlduals to spray paint smobth and opening for an Individual with ox- BOOKKEEPING N.J. 07039, Ari equalvopportunlty 10:30 AM and 12 Noon only. Permanent part time position. $7.00 SECURITY GUARDS perlence. Duties will Include typing, nigh,, onorgy individual for. our Done at homb for small buslnossos. .employer. •••. ••'•.: ", • ' textured finishes on sheet .metal daytlmb operations In O.S.&D per hour. Work retail grocery stores, computer Input, record keeping, otc, Call 272r5290 or 527-0479 aftor 6pm. PART TIME- Gal/Guy Friday. fabricated parts. The Ideal can- Monday thru Thursday hours. Ter- . Immodlato oponlnosl Full and Wo offer a good pay plan along wth Department. Candidate must have -VAN 'DRIVER- Part, tlmo to Diversified' duties Including typing, didate must be familiar with ritories open In your area. Call Coll, part time, all shifts, Must have _mlnlmum-Jwo_year-s_expor-lenco_-^. transport handicapped adults to and WAREHOUSE HELP .llght_bookkdoplrig,_genecal_offlco_ ,pnameUacquor_and-epoXlei- essential, Call Barbara at 522-1778, to try new herbal diet. If seriously For later appointment call 686.0680, NUTS ABOUT SPORTS? : ~ v working conditions, salary. Im-. Jewelers, 734 Morris Turn^ SECRETARY botweon,9-.2pm.- ' ~ Worostodcall 669-3804. .•••..:, SAVINGS 1 mediate. Call 2330181 or 376-1120. pike, Short Hills, Call 376- Monday-Friday. Full tlmo. ' Ex Equal opportunity employer AWL CARPENTRY If you love''sports and have bright Ideas on telling your nolghbors Equal Opportunity Employer porlence required. Excollont. fringe •stalrs»pb6rs what's going on In cdmmunlty and school sports, you could bo our npxt 0036. v •• : benefits. '. : orchos'Dccks ^E-XEetl-T+VE-SPORTS-Epi-TORr-Excollent-Oppor.tunllvJO be hoflfl Pi SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR/ X-RAY TECHNICIANS PART TIME hoctrocklng«Panolinr g ..u.ui.j.M^HlMHnsports department-fo, Wr nlriheight uiiial/lweeklyu nnVMcnanrtfenewspapers.. Should havnAVon OOOgood SHARPE -RECEPTIONIS :— lolllng«Ropalrs—— grasp of grammar, spelling and journalistic stylo, Knowlodgo of ART Mortgage company In Springfield Is , We are now accepting applications for ARRT registered xray techni- FREE ESTIMATES layout preferred. Should "have ability to roach out to community to ':.':."•"•': REALTY cians for pUrnow satollto office In Watchtfng. Daytime/ evening/ TELEPHONE REALTORS, ;Vv.; 373-1670 looking.for an experienced swit- woekonds / holiday hours available, If Interostod call Personnel: build sports covorago. College grad with some oxporlonco proforrod. RECEPTIONISTS FULL TIME/PART TIME chboad operator,' Individual must be 352-8099 Full-time, Bloomfleld based. .: ,v .. ,: '.'.•;• SOLICITOR neat In appoaranco, pleasant.spoak- .•277:B633. ..-•.••• ' • ' •;•• .-..'• "" .• •'• •,'••• '. ••••.-; . Various positions available, both full time and part time, please cail Letters, resumes to: : "•., '•••.''••.'•'. • r ':'.•• Cil Milk'Cdinwtll All Ing and possess ability to handle ox- porsonnol at 277-8633to discuss hours and schedules..;-' ^ SECRETARY 1 For busy diversified sales office. tromely heavy. incoming phone Kathorlno Hansen •: . '•". :•'.' . •'. . calls. For Interview call Dlano at ' G.GREENWALD 686-7700 Responsibilities Include cor' : ; Executive Editor , •• .-,. ••_.-. '. respondence, quotations, Import 376-0050. : ."•••..•"•: Carpenter Contractors P.O. BOX158 . •.'• • •.' ;.•'. ' • •••...••••.•••. -.•••: '.•:•'•;• All type repairs, romodpllng, kit- Maplowood, NJ 07040 .' ' • '. : .; . ••'• >•" " shipment and computer Input. Must PARTtlME;'; > % . / •,•...; ' •'.•,, IM SUMMIT AVEMge»iuMMiT.Ne«uKi»8V ami type 55-60. wpm. Exporlcnco with chon, porches, enclosures, collars, 763-0700 ••..-. '. :. : •'•••'•. : • •• • "'• ' . • • '. .' /: •'.••' : word processing and IBM PC. Ex- attics. Fully insured, ostlmatos i SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR PART TIME MECHANICAL DRAFTING ?*eollenfbnfltTcallf ltvlW ^iiS^yb RECEPTIONIST- InSOranco office 6B8-6222. EyentnT?wl}ch"'6oaraiiasbTiiiSeT»6^^^ ^WAREHOUSE HEte NURSES AIDES Miniature assemblies and dotall ox- switchboard experience proforrod but will train.. Evonlng/wookendX- Wookdays 10-5. Good size and perlonce required. Work required on . In Kehllworth has Immediate open- hojldays available; Flexible 15-20 hour work week, If interested call ing for receptionist/clork. Requires .SALES- EARN $500 •$ 1,500 part strength helpful. No experience ORDERLIES PROGRAMMER prlmlsls. Some flexibility with -SALES: time per month,, J2,ooo • $4,000 full Personnel 277:8633. •'•..'.'•••, ... •: i .•.'•'. . . npcessary.wlll train. Excellent Minimum 5 years experience hours. Retirees Invited. Springfield heavy phone exporlonco, typing, fil- 1 ing, stono a plus. Oho yoar office time per rrittnth. >lf seriously In- pay. For more Information call r- AIDES f with RPG-II needod In busy location. Call Personnel Manager, terested call 469-3804. * Mr. Wagner 376-3385. . JOE DOM AN Union .Manufacturing Firm, 379-5900, Ext. 838. ; • experience desired^ Please call 709- :: (UNION- .0200,9-4:30. Ask for Kim, .; Beaufysupply outlet store has an. ' '— CERTIFIED; NEEDED IM- currently converting to IBM- Immediate opening for an Individual STOCK CLERK, - General 686-3824 MEDIATELY TO CARE FOR OUR 36. Experienced with softwaro RECEPTIONIST/CLASSIFIED to do sales, casherlng; stock work warehouse duties for Industrial 120 SUMMIT AVEMUE SUMMIT, NjEW JERSEYO7V0I WAREHOUSE •Alterations/Repairs PATIENTS IN THE HOME. MUST modification necessary. Non- SALES. Full time. For busy weekly and other diversified duties, Plea-' distributor! must have drivers, Class I carrier seeks assortlvo can- •CtOSETS/CABINETS HAVE 1 YEAR EXPERIENCE,; smoker. Full benefits package. nowspapo.r offlco. Good spelling and sant mannor and personality a must,. license/full company benefits, Call dldatos for.casual dock work. Ex- Send resume. & Salary re-. : perience a plus. $11.50 per hour. PM •CUSTOMIZED TABLES/ typing a must. Pleasant phono man- UjECfePtibmsT : Contact.MaotJt&tWM.:-I--''.;' : ' ,375-5200. Bauer Factory supply Inc. • •TEACHERS-Substltuto-UCP school TEACHER- Or aide. Nursory MIDPOINT quWementstq: .-„•. ' '•'•'•:'" nor. some sales experience helpful, shifts, High School graduates, App- •STORAGE AREAS Pleasant phono'manner, typing and tlEAUTVBARN . ' SECRETARY • Suburban accoun- for the handycapped in Union Scoks school, lrvln.Blon, 8 AM to 1 PM, Ex- ly In person Monday - Friday 10 AM • fOWICA/WOOO ''''••'.'•.. P.O. BOX 1719 . •".-.••• but will consider trainee:" Company dlveslfled duties, Jay son Oil Com- .: Morris Turnpike, short H(lls . qualified (60 college credits), per porloncod. Position available im- 672-3833 pa|d benefits and vacation, call.674- ting office seeking secretary/- 3 PM, Rod Star Express Lines; 400 /PANEUHfi/SHEETROCK • Equal Opportunity Employer M/F Union, N.J. 07083 .'. . ' B000 for Intorvlow appointment. : pany, 2401 Vauxhall Road, Union, receptionist. No steno, Call 763-3870 diem teachers. Hours 8:30am to mediately. Phone.372-2337. after 1 Dolancy sti; Newark,N.J. Persnnel Attn. M. Dullus *"••• ,688-1111,,, : . ; • •..-.:• -.-: 3pm. Call for appointment, 354-5800. : VWINDOWS/DOIWS for an appointment. .' "—i; PM' ••••" -" " ' '- ''••'•' ' •' Department. E.O.E. M/F/V/V. ivyMorrlll... ; .' . : LANDSCAPING z CARPENTRY DRIVEWAYS HOME IMPROVEMENTS HOME IMPROVEMENTS ODD JOBS ROOFING TREE SERVICE- FOR SALE FOR SALE G&KCARPENTRY PAS R&TPUGLIESE CARPENTRY-Altoratlons- Ma., . add!auui-- D'ONOFRIO & SON AINTENANCE HOME HANDYMAN All lypes 01 Uarpentry ASPHALT PAVING !. lions, root repairs and siding. Call ' Painting, paporhariglng,,.carpentry INSURED DRIVEWAYS Bob after 5pm, 472-2140.- - Complete Home Repairs & odd |obs, clean-ups. No |ob toe No Job Too Small oifToo Large PARK ATTICS'BASEMENTS Springs. Fall Cleanup small. 944-8B09. •••.••.- FREE ESTIMATES. PARKING LOTS "Complete Landscape , . All Types of Repairs TREE SERVICE 381-7910 CURBS (CONCRETE CARPENTRY Clean-up-Tree Expert • Gutters Leaders Insulation Work General Contractor '•' 688-4524 QUALITY WORK IMPROVE YOUR HOME RUBBISH REMOVAL 544 Golf Terr., Union o Fully Insured Kitchen t Bathrooms Free Estimate DOTSYLOU z WITH GIL From Minor Repairs Roofing Contractors j»Remowls»Prunln|» Saturday, Noverfiber 15,9-4 c CARPET CARE Free Estimates To Major Renovation CAU ANTHONY RUBBISH REMOVED-^ • PlantinpBracing* z ' Residential & Commercial Sunday, November 16,9-2 'r DECKS - 375-4221 763-8911. Allfurnlturewood 8. metals takei Union, NJ: . • FeedlnpCablinp I ' 272-8845 away. Attics, basements & garagi 5 Custom Built & Repairs 374-6137 \- • • •• • • ••• •••.'.•, z V SEAL-A-DRIVE- Save . YOur cleaned. Reasonable rates.' o I- Wood Fences & Basements 325-2/13 228-7928' Burl mahopny bedroom, living room, kitchen, round tables, drop leal tables, 2 o . z CARPET SALES Driveway. Make It look better and 241-9684 -burner (antique) black cast iron burnini stove, iewelry, hoprthest;. skiis t c • last longer by having a Soal-A-Drlvo FREE ESTIMATES RMC F.C. LANDSCAPING "WeLoad'NotYou" v WILLIAM H.VEIT boots, linens, lamps, floor lamps, bedspreads, curtains, miscellaneous. Z $4-$6Sq.Yard Application-Call 273-8588" For Free 964-8364, CONSTRUCTION •Lawn CaretMaintenance . Roofing— Seamless Gutters. Froo Estimate. •Complete Landscaping Estimates. Own work. Insured. a Buy At Builders Prices 964-3575 v PAINTING WOODSTACK 1 Service Since 1932.241-7245. • • z Free Measuring o , •CARPENTRY •Fill Cleanup TREE SERVICE (Min. SO Sq. Yards) SUBURBAN PAVING z •MASONRY ISnow Removal All Types Tree Work BOY'S • Wagon wheel bedroom, LIVING ROOM SET- 3 piece French Company SLIPCOVERS-DRAPERIES S195. Folding cot, $20. Girl's leather Provincial with slipcovers, gold z J&R • ROOFING LSIDING CALL 6888978 •Free Estimates lackct size 12-14, $25. Call evenings, recllnor, 19" black & white TV & • Home or Office •TILE o 1 family house exterior $475, 3-$57t •Senior Citizen Discount any time weekends, 488-7414. lamps. Reasonable. Call 944-3904. • Large Selection • DRIVEWAYS •WATERPROOFING A $750 and up. Rooms, hallways CUSTOM- SLIPCOVERS, •Immediate Service • PARKING LOTS - $35.00 and up. Also carpentry, DRAPERIES AND RE- • Many Colors •BATHROOMS (KITCHENS •Insured 1 Day Only! Sat, Nov IS, 104 MICRO WAVE OVEN-Tappan •CURBING All items custom designed, speciilizlH|~ln -leaders and gutters. Very UPHOLSQTERY. Guaranteed Touch Memory also micro wave MAHON workmanship. Your fabric or ours. 17 HICKORY RD/SHORT HILLS FREE ESTIMATES hard wood andTlorntica. reasonable. Frco estlmato. Fully In 276-5752 oven cart and dishes, $225. Sentry . 686-1121 FULLY INSURED LANDSCAPING sured. 374-5436 or 741 -5511. 34 years "experience, formorly at Great Hills Road to Hickory standard safe, $100, Air mattress STEINBACH'S. Discount for Senior •Clean-ups Magnificent sofas, Don Roussoqu with machine, $25. plus other Itoms. 687-3133 •WALLUNITS*DESKS* FREE ESTIMATES Citizens. FREE shop at homo ser- , All prices negotiable. 379-4944. , •PoMerThatchinf TYPEWRITER SERVICE cocktail tables, fine ' desk, wing CLEAN UP SERVICE •COUNTER TOPS* FAIRWAY vice. Call Walter Canter at 757-4455, chair, Ithr covorod chest, Baker •VANITIES* •Reteedinf oriental buffot, library table, 4'x4' MINK- Hip length |acket, size 12. ELECTRICIANS •BOOKCASES CALL 388-9424 •New lawns t shrubs PAINTING PROFESSIONAL pressed linen cocktail table Exquisite black glama In excellent TILE WORK TYPIST Baldwin-Everett piano, Bregere condition. 277-4242. . ATTENTION •TABLES CONTRACTORS Resumes, Dissertations, Statistical chair, Sara Flverson antique fix- "=R.E. FRAME MONTHLY Senrint All Of Union County Tables, Lottors, Thesos, Term ture, kitchen table and 5 chairs, PIANO- Webster medium upright, FREE ESTIMATES Papors, Legal and Medical mahogany finish In good condition," CONTRACTORS Quality WorieReasonable Priced miniature bombay chest, crystal REMODELING MAINTENANCE DENICOLO Transcripts. Reasonable Rates. Call chandlllers, pair of ,marble top cof- Ivory keys, needs tuning very SPURR ELECTRIC Interior* Exterior;——_ Eileen 944-1793., reasonable price. 484-1178. -. 5-7 Yard Dump Truck and Driver _ NEW AND - 9644676 •Kitchens • TILE CONTRACTORS fee tables, tools, bric-a-brac,—:-•-.-•• ~Commercia>Resldential Available for Small and Large Jobs. ALTERATION WORK •Rec Rooms— REASONABLE ~ REFRIGERATOR- Hot Point No Free Estimates«Funpnsured Established 1935 58 GARDEN OVAL/SPRINGFIELD Removal of Concrete, etc. Specializing In recessed lighting and •Porch Enclosures Frost, $225. Whirlpool .'Washer $50, service changing, smoke detectors, Mountain to Wabeno, rt on Garden ..— Dryer $50. Largo Wostlnghouso Air 372-0556 yard and security lighting, altera- CALL CHRIS 276-2181 .Kitchens-Bathrooms WINDOWS Country french armolro for onter- Conditioner $150.. Call evenings 925- tions, and now developments. J&R talnlng, beautiful sofa,. glass 4309. Serving Union County 686-0638 Repairs-Grouting cocktail table, brass lamps, small Tile Floors License No. 7288 FREE ESTIMATES,' INTERIORS, EXTERIOR secy, French arm chair & ottoman, SNOW BLOWER- Aries- 7 Fully Insured Contracting 654-6459 Painting. Leaders & Gutters, Freo Tub Enclosures buffet, round table & 4 ladder back horsepower, 24 Inches, snow chains, BMC CLEANING CO. MASONRY estimates. Insured. Stephen Deo Showerstalls Anderson Co. chairs, BR sultos, mirrors,-maple oloctrlcu.startor, gasoline-. driven. - WE CLEAN 233-3541. " chest, Maytag washer and dryer, Asking $700. Best of for. 488-8910. NO JOB TOO SMALL FREE ESTIMATES whlto wrought Iron table and 4 •Attlcs'Basomont FULL INSURED NOW! TRAILER- Single axle. 4 ft. by 10 ft. •Garages»Etc. 851-9614 ' SUMP PUMP chairs. — •Carpentry . J.LCAROLAN No job too small No chocks-See You There! on. flooring on wood frame. Light WE HAUL AWAY ALL MASONRY Replacement Insulated equipped.' Woll constructed. 488- •Masonry DOUBLE PROTECTION ortoolarge Mike-862-2160,9-3pm •Brick/ S|one Steps PAINTING VINYL-WINDOWS-ALUM. 5073. FENCES •Additions Free Estimate ' 272-8768 INTERIOR-EXTERIOR 686-5550/390.4425 HARRIET GREENHOLTZ/ Bob-925-3378,5-8pm •Sidewalks*Plasteriit( Get (1) free double hung tf/every (3) that •Decks. Quality Workmanship P.O. BOX 369S •Basement Waterprooflni you buy. Installation Included. Save TAG SALE UNLIMITED •Windows* Doors Reasonable Rates Union, N.I. UNION TICKETS THE WORK GUARANTEED Free Estlmatos $120.00 for each window. Terms B&Z FENCE CO. FULLY INSURED Self Employed/Insured 2022 Morris Ave 634-3475/688-5457 available. Buy 14 windows, get 5 free. DINETTE- SET, Bonnlngton Pino Union, Now Jorsoy HOME CLEANING Chainllnk", wood, dog runs, pools, REFERENCES PROFESSIONALS 35 YEARS EXP. free estimates. Free walk gate with Ubor 1 Windows Guaranteed $200, Kltchon sot $125, coffee table , 851-2880 ' For People On The Go. CARPENTRY 373-8773 EAST COAST TILE • end tables and lamp $100, chandllcr •David Lee Roth "Specialty Ot The House."\ pruchaso of 100 foot or moro, 381- 372-0556 Senior Citizen Discount 2094 or 925-2547.24 hour service • Additions*Decks J & J PAINTING CO. CONTRACTOR $50. Call 488 8784. . •.. . .•: «O.M.D; Programs Designed By FREE ESTIMATES • Basements«Attics, Specializing In. bathrooms. Wall and •Billy Joel ' YOU ' The Finest In Painting floor repairs, remodeling, plus •Peter Gabrlol ENTERTAINTMENT'o? ' To Mcol .GARAGE DOORS • Porch Enclosures A.S.&SONS, INC. INTERIOR«EXTERIOR countertops. No |ob to small. Free 351-7787 •Rangers . estimates, Discount books available through »Knlcks : YOUR • Kitchens All Kinds of Masonry Work Servinf Union I Essex Counties Holy Spirit Library Guild. FAN- Needs! MAKE OLD 750 9479 GARAGE DOORS Installed, garage FREE ESTIMATES TASTIC CHRISTMAS GIFT IDEA. USED-Gas and electric, dryers-; PATIOS 50%_Off_ dining,—theatcoV—movlos,. -worklng_well,-alsousod-alr_condl- ,2451945 _eklcnslons,_rcpalrsJkJor.v.fco,_o|e.5^ -CEILINGS- -ROOFTNG Fully Insured Free Estimates— FCALL-JOHN Executive 8, Prolosslonal trie operators & radio controls. TREE SERVICE 5 sports, travol, etc. To order or for tlonors;Very reasonable. 484-3779. Homo Care, Inc. STEVEN'S OVERHEAD DOOR, • Wood*Slate 289-3843. SPRING SPECIAL!! more Information call 944-4318 or Fully Insured s 374-9846 944-9141. 241-0749. •SHEET ROCK. • Asbestos , x (after 4:30 p.m:) 15WINDOWS-M5.00 WASHER/DRYER ' - Air condi- •SUSPENDED Each Additional Window tioner, wall unit, celling fan, dining ALUMINUM SIDING • Asphalt Shingles^ K. SCHREIHOFER-Palntlna . In? table with 4 chairs. All In excellent METROPOLITAN DOOR CO. PLASTER terlor, exterior, Free estimates, In- $J.5O. FIREWOOD -condition. Call after 3:30pm, 354- Residential, Commercial, • PATCHING sured, 487-9248, 487-3717, OVOS, AL P. BOYEA RENATOCAVALLARO Call Diane or Roy at: Spllt'Unspllt 3059.'.. ••• ..:-..••• •,..'• • '.- •: '•• ••• DAVE'S \ Salesj Repairs & Installed Days PAINTING weekends. Pick up or delivered Sorvlcoa Parts Department 851-0868 • Interior MASONRY/PAVING &C0. ' STEAM CLEANING Automatic & radio control 824-7600 YARD MAN-Leaf vacuum, 3 HP, 4 door openers. • Exterior; Brick Work-Steps-Patlos-Sldewalks- 2451919 ' 'Aluminum I VjnylSldini LOU'S PAINTING Complete Tree Care cylinder engine. Excellent condl-' Free estimates. Fully Insured FULLY-INSURED . Stono Work-Driveways. 6-MISCELLANEOUS tlon, Asking $150.851-0899, ' •Hot/Cold Pressure Washing 241-5550 Alter 5 P.M. Fall Painting •Landscape Design •Brick, Stone, Concrete AL FREE ESTIMATES •Tree & Stump 372-4282 •ROOFING -FIREWOOD •Paint Prepnathm— GENERAL SERVICES 687-4163 Removal •Fleet Vehicle Washing - 272-0955 •GUTTERS FLEA MARKETS Split and seasoned hardwood. One WIRELESS •Crane Rentals year old, full cordl ' •Grease Rernovil I Mote JEWELERS & LEADERS •Contracting CALL SYSTEM FREE ESTIMATES Samson. Used 5 times. $100 or WAKE UP SERVICE MOVING & STORAGE 964-7359 FIRST - PRESBYTERIAN CHUR- 434-0278 or 583-5885 LEAVE MESSAGE Tired of ovorsleeplng? Don't bo late CH; Indoor/outdoor flea market, best offer (Cash or Trade). Call. anymore, For rqorc Information FREE cornor 5th & Chestnut, Roselle, FIREWOOD- SEASONED OAK. Mark at: NEWJERSEY AMERICAN RED BALL GUARANTEED TO BURN.... CALL callj _ MARGOLIN •NEW YORK - 1 Saturday, November 22, 8:30am- _-762-0027 — Local & worldwldo movors, Rod MASTER PAINTER • Twenty-two FIREWOOD 4;30pm. Collectable & flea market 379-4041. HOMEIMPR.CO. ' 'ANTWERP Carpot sorvlco to FLORIDA. Agent years experience, Inside/Outside. DIAMOND SETTING dealers, bake table, snack bar, .•••*»«.•••• 353-0872 UNIVERSITY Van Lines. 274-2070. Price Very reasonable. Free (Unsplit) refreshments, Free parking • Free GUITAR- 1984 BLACK $750 3/1-J057 EXTRAODINAIRE 1601 W. Eduar Road, Linden. PC estimates call Bon 851-3410 Stratocaster Fender guitar, case DRIVEWAYS •SIDING 'DECKS 'KITCHENS MANUFACTURING and admission. Visit our new;bookworm 00102. anytime. — room. Irisldo spaces sold but, outside and 150 Peavy backstage plus AMP. M BATHROOMS 'ROOFING. SPECIAL ORDERS Brand now only $450. Mlko 851-0154. HOME IMPROVEMENTS PAINTING 'ADDITONS OFFICIAL G.I.A, GARDEN MULCH available. 2451300. DORMERS <• N IMPORTER HALF PRICEFIashlno arrow signs, BERBERICK&SON Painting By HOLIDAY FAIR- Saturday B. HIRTH PAVING APPRAISER Export MOVING & STORAGE at $2991 Lighted, non-arrow $289. GARAGE SALE Residential and commercial Formica First Class Tradesman December 13, Abraham Clark High Unllghted$239l (FreeLottors!) Few BARTHES low cost. Residential, Commercial. 245-1919 School, Rosolle. Dealers and Asphalt work. Driveways, parking Specialists Shoro Trips. Local 8. Long Distance. , HOME OR COMMERCIAL . left. See locally. Factory: 1(800)423- areas, scaling, resurfacing, curbing. Crafters wanted. Tables S12. Infor- 0143; anytime. , ,' CONTRACTING INC. • REFACING 'VANITIES SKI SETTING CO. No |ob too small. 2980882. Lie 00210, Advice on your home painting pro FULLY INSURED mation call 2410155. CRANFORD- 9 Iroquols Road- AN- Froo estimate. Fully Insured. 487 Rooms 'Additions 'Kitchens 'Baths COUNTER TOPS 'MODULARS blems, 1414 : 1: 905 Mountain Avo. :DON-4:00 p.m. Brlrig a frlond. . F&D RAVING ly Insured), Free estlmatos. 'All PLace, Union. 487-0035. 245-4835 mation call 274-3440, after 4pm. work guaranteed. TREE SERVICE Asphalt Driveways KITCHEN CABINETS PAUL'S ANYTIME Our Specialty, taking down difficult IBM Elecfronlc 500 typewriter-Has UNION - 1252 Wllshlre Drive (off Parking Areas 964-5959 MIM MOVERS roes. Removal-Trimming- many typewriter features Including Vauxhair Rd., near St. Michaels Formely of Yale Avenue, Hillside.' Flrewood-Fully Insured-land Clear- FOR SALE memory, originally purchased for Church), Saturday, November 15,9- • Concrete Sidewalks HOME IMPROVEMENTS '. PAINTING/ JAN'S KITCHENS INC. Local and long distance moving. WILLIAM E. Ing, Free Estimates, Serving Union $1400. asking $400 or best offer. Price 4, Clothing, lamps, crystal & • BHck Stoops CUSTOM KITCHENS AT PM 00177 County, Call: Include 12 typing elements. Ex- miscellaneous '•Patios All Types 01 Carpentry PAPERHANGING STOCK CABINET PRICES 488-7748 BAUER • ' •186-3207 DIKINGROOMChlnB closet,• table cellent condition. Call 487-8800. AND ALL ODD JOBS •^European t, Traditional Concepts. lW5VsuxhallRd. Union. with 6 cahe back chairs, pine kitchen •Basements'Decks* Foaturlng the Dorwood Custom nstoMl itf set, 4 chairs, Colonial sofa and love FREE ESTIMATES WEEKENDS ONLY Cablnot Line, RITTBNHOUSE Exterior/Interior seat, drop leaf coffee taiile, dark pak MACHINES - Ex- UNION - 538 Homer Terr., (off col- •Remodeling* MOVINO - STUMPEDT- Rid your yard of un- bedroom set,, maple , bedroom, perience a new way of knitting, onial), Saturday, November 15, Call Jan at 647-6554 wanted tree stumps. Fast and easy great fun and very easy. Financing 9am-4pm. No early birds. Household CALL 379-5266 Fora Free In Home Estimate, Low cost moving by experienced ' .Pauritanjlng refrigerator, washer/dryer. , 889- 964-7854 • , CALL: men. Call 241-9791 for free estimate. grinding and removal. STUMP available. Free, lessons Imported Items, toys, dishes, etc. INSURED SUSTERS, 740 0724. yarn. Call 944-4048 68841285 9644942 ORANGE Large sp*clou*JV»| HOUSE SALE '. - -...,-______room aparlmenlt , ranr> ttypt, Al, Airi | HAMPYMAH, tfEN6RAL REPAIR m pl OSPECT ST, (oil P»rker Efionaltiy, B.lllnol „ , * .t •'"'" °«< lram«'wilh HOUSE SALE 9 rooms htal and J ••••-- « *« «* ->-. it.SunTlDi ll WeSTORAHCff $ rooms h.»l and J gitOSPECT ST. loll Parker ' walnut [I. Sun. 10 4 t •MCR KELP til walnul l lui rAiio- odd lb Small Ads... eomti"" Calll xvclf Yranilormrr Small Ads... or Sicvr If. 1711 1) • yvtsi.Oranor; (

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GARAGE SALE PETS PETS REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE APARTMENT fOR RENT BUSINESS OPPS. RAY BELL UNION-2024 Pleasant Parkway, DOG TRAINING LINDEN - Excellent area,-walk to LOW COST AND ASSOCIATES transportation- 8. shopping. 2 Saturday,. November 15, 9-4. Spaying ft PROPERTY WANTED bedroom, wall to wall carpeting, liv- OWN YOUR OWN. _ Household, clothing and bric-a-brac. PERFECT HOME Neutering (or RESIDENTIAL ing room, dining room, kltchon & In- Jean-Sportswear__ Cits & Dogs • "WeAreVotlr" Individual looking (or building closed porch. M50, plus utilities. Call Ladles apparel, chlldrens/- 388-9742. For Neighborhood Professionals UNION- 693 Gates Terrace, Satur- COMPANIONS INC. Including prognant pots , lot. Looking for good location, matornlty, large sIZos, potlto, For Information call: 1921 Moots Ave. Union proforably Mountainside/ dancewear/aeroblc or accessories day, November IS, 9 • 4 Basement/- OBEDIENCE UPPER IRVINGTON- ;3 largo Garage Sale. Everything must go. Berkeley Holghts or surroun- store. Jordacho, Chic, Loe, Lovl, Animal Alliance ding area, call ,anytlmer 687- rooms, Taking applications. Near .Izod, Gltano, Guess, Calvin Klein, Glassware,, house furnishings, fur-~ PROBLEM SOLVING transportation. Soe superintendent nlturo, small appliances,' nick nacks 7071. Sergio Valonto, Evan Plcono, .Liz SPECIALTY TRAINING Welfare' after 3 PM. 3 Elmwood Torraco, Ir- Clalbornc, Members Only, Gasoline, clothing, books, Don't miss tho League of N.J. vlngton. AUTOMOTIVE bargalnsl 965-1305 - Hoalthtox, Ovor 1000 others, $14,300 Training designed to meet .the needs ol WEEKDAYS 9am-5pm to 125,900. Inventory, training, fix- BUSINESS PROPERTY UNION- For rent by owner. Six tures, grand opening etc. Can open every dog owner. , rooms,~3~bedrooms, IVabaths, V car UNION- 882 West Chestnut Street, 574-3981 In 15 days,-MR. LOUGHLIN (612) ALL AGES 688-6000 garage, air conditioned, fencod In 888-6555. Saturday Novembor 15, 9 -AM. (also lowor ratos with proof 61 cor- backyard, second floor In mondorn Tools, end tables, lamps, drossors. ALL BREEDS taln led. or state Assist. Prog.) two family. Washer, dryer hookup Loads of miscellaneous. FOR LEASE ADS!!! PRIVATE LESSONS CHATHAM • 3,000 square feet. Zon- and storage available, Children , ROSELLE PARK okay. Vh month security. SB75.00 per . PET GROOMING _FERNMAR REALTY ed, Commercial-Industrial. Call T356542. ' "• month. Call 989-1010, 9:00-4:00 p.m., II CALL Buying or soiling after 5:00 call 789-2250. II IF YOU WANTED TO BUY PET SUPPLIES FOR Roaltor- . . , 241J8B5. ALL YOUR NEEDS 31 W. Westfleid Avo., RP UNION-Five room apartment. Two 763-BONE : 542 North Avenue HOUSE FOR SALE bedrooms, oarage In two family BOOKS UNION house, $750 a month plus security, Wo Buy and Sell Books Union _ Available Novembor IS, 687-3953, Cater It 321 PARKAVE., PLFD. 527-6969 UhllON-2 Family. Move In conditions PL4-3900 WANTED TO BUY BUY OR SELL CALL Call 964-4B04, UNION- Six rooms with garage In 2 LISA'S GROOMING family homo. Second floor. Tile It & PET SUPPLY N Redecorated, now kitchen and ap- WANTED 1 LAST HOME Custom Pet Grooming). WHITE— 9-RENTAL pliances. Ideal for business couplo. Type It Realty Roaltors ., 6BB'42OO Available Immediately. 272 4276 or IN 1986 Done With TIC / 289-5611. To dsplij new insulated vinyl siding made by EXXON CORPORATION Qualified All Bleeds BUYING OR SELLING UNIONConter-One car garago (or Ride It home* will receive huge discounts. For All Your rent. Avallablo now.- Also good (or UNION - 6 rooms, fBaths, first floor Real Estate Needs storage space, Call 964-8174 or 964- of new 2 family house. Rent Includes Call: 1122. ; all utilities plus central air and cable Sail It 100% FINANCING 8-REAL ESTATE TV. 2 adults only, no pots. Avallablo Biertuempfel December 1st. Roforoncbs & securi- CALL APARTMENTS FOR RENT ty required. $900 per month. Call 762- Pull It ALL CASH-Pald tor any home, 1-10., Ostertag 9473. 286-2477 families. 2 wooks closing, no obliga- PREPAY YOUR AD FOR YOUR CAR OR tions. Essex and Union counties. Ap Agency CRANFORD - Modern 3 bedroom Fly It proved contractors. Mr. Shorpo, 376 1880 Morris Avo. apartment, 1st floor of 2 family. Cen- TRUCK FOR TWO WEEI^S FOR ONLY Orlg. Rccyclors Scrap ANY LIONEL, FLYER, B700 Realtors. v Union, NJ tral air, dishwasher, wall to wall FURNISHED ROOMS run ivvu vvcci Motal carpeting, laundry hook-ups, yard IVES AND OTHER REALTOR 6860656 and oarage. $900 a month plus Drive It MAXWEINSTEIN TRAINS 6~oVERrtMENT-Homos'from »1 (U And Sons Residential-Commercial utilities. V/i months security. Close UNION-2 furnished rooms In private Top prices paid. ropalr). Delinquent tai< property to transportation. No pets, Evonlngs SINCE 1920 635 2058 Repossessions. Coll l-B05-o87-oOOO, Industrial home. Kitchen prlvllges. Business .Cook It .272-885?, -.. women. Call (M-HM hnh»/«pn •; »nd z_ ,00 -242AJWorrls Avo.rUnlon- -334 8709 "ExtTGH-W87forcurront ropTrllSt: DolJyB-5Sat. pm. TPAYABtEIN 83012 60*4 Clean It up to 20 words Hi \J OLD CLOCKS ft OFFICE TO LET ADVANCE \ POCKET WATCHES \ Rent It Hlghost cash paid, also parts. Union, AND WE WILL SELL 964 1224. UNION CENTER -196 sq. ft., In at- We Chose Charles Frankel tractive office building. Immedlato Meet It USED FURS occupancy, reasonable rent. No YOMRGARFORYOU!- WANTED lease commitment required'.-Call Highest prices paid (or fur coats & 688-5760. IF IT DOESN'T SELL, lackotsyoii no longoewoar, FRIED- For His Reputation. DOITX MAN FURSi(609) 395B158. WEIL RUN THE AD _ VACATION RENTALS in the THE THIRD He Chose Us For Ours. EDGEWATER FLORIDA - Fully ESTATE SALES furnished home. Rent December on- CONDUCTED When we chose Charles Frankel to manage our new Uhlon office, we looked at the reputa- ly. 2 bedroom, full kltchon, DR, LR, WEEK AT COMPLETE OR' tion he had built In over five years of real estate professionalism..a reputation for real Near ocean, river, Daytona, Cape SSIFIEDS Canaveral, Orlando. (201)686-6840. PARTIAL CONTENTS estate excellence as a N J. Million Dollar arid President's Club Member and a successful real estate office manager. — APPRAISALS POCONOS- SAW CREEK, Three NO CHARGE That's why we chose him. ~ " bedroom, two bath home. Sleeps Call olght. Near ma|or ski area. Indoor IN FACT, WELL CONTINUE 687-7071 He chose us because we're die fastest growing, privately-owned residential Realtor In pool and tannls. Weekends, weekly 686-7700 America," and like him, have built our reputation on providing personal attention and' or seasonal, 964-1218. TO RUN THE AD Extra-Effort to each and every client. <, UNTIL YOUR CAR IS YARD SALES With over 100 offices In the Eastern United States, we have made a serious, long-term com- BUSINESS OPPS. mitment to build on these same principles. We sell homes quickly, caringly, at the 10 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY right price and with all the Extra-Effort that Schlott people are known for. UNION • 579 Thoreau Terr., Satur- day, Novembor 15, 10am-5pm. Rain •.i So when you're thlnkiriff of buying or selling a home, or youlrejntcr*?fted_ _ jte Saturday-IVWfNoeSrlT'Blrds" ""^branreal esmexareeiVthlhk SchloTnTealibr^andTCharlcs Frankel. " Housohold, toys, chlldrens clothes & OPEN YOUR OWN Maximum IS Weeks miscellaneous Items. Our Extra-Effort People get results. BEAUTIFUL SHOE STORE INSTRUCTIONS: simply write down your ad LidlM-ChlldrerK-M«nj and mail it with your payment to: All first quality merchandise, Over 200 top name brands-Over 1500 7-PETS styles 'Gloria Vandcrbllt "9 West "Evan Plcono 'Andrew Gcller "Liz Charted Frankel Clalborne *Capeilo *Bandollno *Boss 'Bear Traps "Calico 'Reebok *• Stride Rite 'Buster Brown "Candles "LA Gear * "Cherokee "Florsholm COUNTY LEADER NEWSPAPERS -'Freeman *Bostonlan and many more, $12,900'to $39,900 Includes CLASSIFIED UNION beginning Inventory-tralnlno-flxturos and grind opon'ng promotions. 1 530 Chestnut Street SCHLOTT Call today, P.O. BOX 3109 FREE! 1 UNION, NJ. 07083 Loveable, grey, tiger cat, 2 years 687-50$O REALTOR - old, spayed female, Call after 6pm. PRESTIGE FASHIONS 964-7639 * HWUKI IMI a I9H9 IfK. M^jpxlne kiudy. 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MOTORS, INC. .•••••.•• or EVES. Value Bated Used Can AUTHORIZED mate call 761-1577. VERY RUSONABLE RATES Call: No |ob to small M.DEUTSCH 587 Morris Avc. • FACTORY SERVICE (201)687-7200 •;•;. 688-2044 ; 688-8978 : Eliiabcth354-I0i0 LONG TERM LEASING Commeilul and f rotmloiub ..'•'•,. |S«me ildawalkt/ plulir- •Replacement WtodotH* noon . Hun Sniitp • E«P*rt IntaUiiloa • FULLY INSURED •Uuonn H Ing, ctltar water proollng. -'--— •-- ' New of-Enljrud-- "INSURED—~ Work-ou»r»nl««d. Sail CLOSETS/CABINETS —»Dfa -Qmljtyhddlni* Shop.itHomcrr— FREE ESTIMATES •References , Customlnd TABLES/ REMOVAL OF pcrlinc*. A. Nulrlo call! STORAGE UREAS. MnUrCurd CONCRETE; ETC. ' FORMICA/WOOD 3720556 ; viu 686-1121 272-0955 CALL JOHN. DIlTiNCtMOUIMG 381-7910 •373-87/3 Pmelllnj/ShMliock . .Fully insured 372-0556 375 Rosetand Place ~ UWS PUNTING WINDOWS/DOORS. 688x14524 WHY PAY MOKE 245-5107 Call 688-77.68 UNION PC 00019 ELECTRICIAN GUTTERS & LEADERS CONCERT TICKETS DRIVEWAYS DRIVEWAYS DRIVEWAYS PAINTING PAINTING PAINTING PAINTING PAINTING PAINTING S.PURR ELECTRIC R &T PUGLIESE JERZY PAINTING J.LCAROLAN 'EtMirJ J&J PAINTING CO. ASPHALT PAVING , Lie. NO. 72B8 • EXTERIOR ^ PAINTING- UNION TICKETS PAVING INC. The Finest in Painting 2022 Morris Avenue DRIVEWAYS •INTERIOR . . IHTEHIOR • EXTERIOR ASPHALT buiVCWAVS PARKING LOTS •SutclieDelKlon .16UTTERS* LEADERS. No Job too small -INTERIOR-EXTERIOR^ ,.unio.QjNewJ!ersey.: >Var«t t Security UuhtlnK • DRAINS Qua|lty*Workrnanshlp •Conci.llSltUwilks Reasonable Rates VIKING CO. CURBS ft CONCRETE •ajliiallons • . . . • R.W. PAINTING •Bilch Stoops Friendly & Dependable i WORK •Kex D<«t|ogur.cnls REASONABLE RATES RESIDENTIAL PAINTING Serving Union t Essex Counties. "PaliM - FREE ESTIMATES '.;. PicrfesdMillfboM ;. S*nin( ill of Union county INTERIOR'WIEIIIOS Interiw/Elterlw EXCELLENT SERVICE •REPAIRS ilt «M lbl ib • Peter Gabriel Fully Insured •REPUKEHENTS FREE ESTIMATES : FULLY INSURED •OiM.D. • Free Estimates REASONABLE RATES FREE ESTIMATES • David Ue Roth • Ranters 'FUUY INSURED FREEESTJUHES . All work guaranteed; iResidtnliilSComniiilcil^j •FREEESTIIUTES Fully insured - CALL JOHN • Bill* Joel • Knlcis 379-5366 634-3475 Pree Estimates : E ESTIMATES 272-8865 851-9614 688-5457 276-2181 37W923 374-9846- 96*7854 687-0614 29WJ287? HOME IMPROVEMENTS HOME IMPROVEMENTS GUHERS & LEADERS HOUSE CLEANING PAINTING PAINTING. PANTING PAINTING/WALLPAPERING PAPER HANGING PET SITTER ?Dm.5.9P,M.6«tT1 HOME CLEANING -MARGOLIN -SONSHINE-PAINTING- JrVIUIAiVLE.: FOB PEOPLE ON THE GQI •••..- ITlbNSKiMEN^«^ HOME IMPR. CO. -BOARDJNC INTERIOR*EXTERIOR • INTERIOR PAPERHANGING INMY.HOME_ GUTTERS, '. 'SHCIflllY O» tHI HOUU" '•'• • IPORCH ENCLOSURES'ALL CARPENTRY: ALSO. BAUER ; LEADERS ••SIDlKC»D«£b ^PAJNf ING CONTftACTORS: -I/,• EXTERIOR •••' AND ALL ODD JOBS. PROGRAMS DESIGNED BY-, ROOFING •KITCHENS •BATHROOMS' HOME IMPROVEMENTS WEEKENDS ONLY Professional E«tjerl«nc» LEADERS frGUfffltT SllttrGlvM ••Wood' - PAINTING •ROOflNG •fAINIINO INTERIOR/EXTERIOR ctaed, ", . . . XQU TO MEET iQJUB 'ALDITIOMS •DORHEK INSURED* FREE ESTIMMES -CALL 379=5266- Coving Cire 'jriuKhHd •. -. iHsUHEO' •,.• •• NEEDS! .- ..•'• •Sine .•Interior. «nd lndlvldu»l, junj t •Exterior . > Problem SoMnf TILE FLOORS Floors ';•. CARPENTRY . •ndlo.mlu TUB ENCLOSURES • SHEETROCKING • CEILINGS : DECKS PET SUPPLIES FOR • Specialty Tulnlnf SpulilMni lit f Tl(M "WALL UNITS'DESKS L/oloii Lou INSULATION WORK CUSTOM BOUT ( REPAIRS 101YQUR HEEDS— SHOWERSTALLS Lead Pin Repiln, • DECKS • BATHROOM • KITCHEN -.ii COUNTER TbPS" "CUSTOM WORK* FREE ESTIMATES KITCHENS & BATHROOMS Wood Fences & Basements Shcwer Our Encluurei, N0H»TOOSMMi .rVANITIES* (Showroom AvalliUel Roofing Contractors FUUY INSURED AllnWlll •ALL PHASES Op CONSTRUCTION FROM MINOR REPAIRS 4 Triinliti designed to medlhe TO MAIOR RENOVATIONS "BOOKCASES Free Estimate Union, N.I. No JabTw Imill or Too Lirw REASONABLE RATES. PREE ESTIMATES 964-8364 273-3979 needs el eveiydti owner. , 684-5550/3VO-4425 FREE ESTIMATES FREE ESTIMATES 688-9538 763-5992 V64-4474 CULL P.O. BOX 3495 750-9479 FULLY INSURED. 375-4221 V 464-7687, 542 North Am. \J 964-3575 Union, H,l. 763-BONE Union, N.J. 688-7236 KITCHEN CABINTES 'LANDSCAPING TREE SERVICE' UPHOLSTERY UPHOLSTERY HOME IMPROVEMENTS HOME IMPROVEMENTS HOUSE WASHING TREE SERVICE, TREE SERVICE MAKgOLD ALUMINUMS- MAHON GoiaFrM PARK At P. WOODSTACK JG UPHOLSTERY Superior Carpet ClauHiMl DOMlOf SUMMIT TRKke SERVICE •K"?Ut St TREE SERVICE AND CEILINGS lyJNVJL. LANDSCAPING IoultiHCw||f Any st|U Ulchtn ehiin KITCHENS COMPLETE N rKWtred H-I* ill "CUoning & TIRES Removals • Pruning UIT)|mTre

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large Selection JH electric and t I "bases Choose (mm famous brands such as Fender, Ibanai. Gibson. Baton. Mar- Ina, Kramar, Poairey and more Additional Electric Gurlara on Pages 8 & 9. Create your orin "Little Drummer Boy' utilul Wmlitier Pianos In Vour Cholc Drum outfits and accessories lor the beginner to professional per Finishes and styles to enrich your cu'islonists. See NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 1986 home See Page 5 For more Page 3 For Cymbals are not included in prices." pianos. Mora Details Pictured above 5 Pjece Outfit CASH PRICE PRODUCT GENERAL DESCRIPTION - PRODUCT GENERAL DESCRIPTION— ~~ CASH PRICE- M YAMAHA "STAGE SERIES" MODEL S-152 *579M TAMA "IMPERiAL STAR X-TRAS" Modiil IS-550 *859 B Plica outfit complata with hardware. 22" Ban, 12". 13" & IB" B Piece Outfit complete with hardware 16x22" Bass. 12"-13" & 16" toms, Tom Tomt 5x14" Snare, Black or White Finish. Limitad to Units In Stock 6x14" Snare. White or Black tomtoms. 6'/ix14"snare. Jat black finish, Ifmited to units in stock. Finish. Limitad To Units In Stock TAMA "SWINGSTAR X-TRAS" Model SS50SXT0X LUDWIG "BIG-BEAT" Model 989P *569°° <899°° 5 piece outfit. Complete with hardware. 16x22" Bass 11 "xi 2", 12"x13" & 5 piece outfit complete with hardvme..22" Bass, 12,13, & 16" 16x16 Toms. B'/:x14" Snare, Jet Black, Aspen White, Dark Red or Misty Chrome tomi. Bx14" Snare. Available in black finish 1 Only finish. Limitad To Units In Stock _ MERCURY-300 *159°° TAMA "IMPERIALSTAR SO" Model 8400 *939°° 3 Piece Outfit. Complete with Hardware 2B" Bass, 8x12" Tom. Fun Casio Keyboards for B-Piace outfit complate wit hardware. 22" Bass, 12", 13" & 16" torn toms, Hie entire family --Everyone can play, 5x14" Snare Available in Metallic White, black or silver finish. B"xl4" snare. Jet black, orroyal pewter finish. Pick an Amp to fill your needs. Choose a Limited To Units In Stock Limited To Sett In Stock Guitar or Bass Amp for practice or per- Additional Fun Keyboards on Pages 4 & 5 formance use See more MERCURY-500 00 amps on page 10. •259 TAMA "SWINGSTAR" MODEL SSfiOB *539°° B-Piace outfit complete with hardware 22" Bass, 12"13, and 16" B-Piece outfit complete with hardware. 22" bass, 12". 13" & 16" torn toms, Toms. B" x 14" Snare. Available in Metallic Silver or Black Finish B"x14" snare. Jat black, arctic white, dark trad or misty chroma finish. UmHad To Sate limited To Unite In Stock ,.„.,,. ,_, , . , In Stock' «..'>- , • I*** ! MARK - 5ZO ' 7 " ' . *"" •319°° TAMA "IMPERIALSTAR X-TRAS" Model IS-6S0 *949°° B-Piace Outfit Complete with Herdwere 22" Bass. 12", 13". and 16" B Pjeca outfit complete with hardware. 24" bass, 13". 14" & IB " Toms. 5x14" Snare. Black or silver finish. Limited to units tn stock. torn toms. 6'/ixl4" snare. White or black finish. Limited to units in stock.

SUPER DRUM VALUE TUXEDO TRAPEZE ^_PADDED DRUM-BAGS^- _ ~~~ . CARRYING POOCH TAMA "SWINGSTAR" 7 PIECE OUTFIT Heavy padded cordura nylon comtruc- Adjustable webb belt with a vinyl cover. 14x 22" Bass, Bx W, 8x 12", 9x 13" & 10x14" toms. 16x16 floor torn, 5x tion. Dark blue finish with zipper and carry- Ad|usts to hold a few or many pieces of 14" snare, 2 cymbal stands, boom cymbal stand, hi-hat stand, double torn Ing (trap. Sizei to fit all drumi. hardware top hollow tubo w/handle holds Classical end Folk sticks, brushes and other accessories. Acoustic Guitars torn holder, double torn torn floor stand, snare stand, bats-drum-pedali^ $25 Select from Instruments - Avallble in jet black or arctic white. Limited quantity. %*t A AOO Pricei start at 2 Only CASH PRICE $4900 for Students through proles- tional models all at BIG CASH SALE PRICE /•'KJ DISCOUNTS Additional Reward Your Scho6l Band Musician Acoustic Guitars on A Syntheslier for the Professional' With a shiny new Band Instrument. Paged CYMI CYMBALS See Page IB For Mikes, In your home. Eliciting New Sounds to be J Models & Prices created. More prolesslotiil keyboards 10" SPLASH 5.95 On Pages 6 & 7. HOLIDAY HARDWARE 14" CRASH (May be used as Hi-Hat) '16.95 16" CRASH J24.95 SUPER VALUES 18" RIDE . J34.95 20" RIDE *44.95 CASH PRICE ROTO TOMS CYMI MARACAS $ 6",.8"& 10" Drums ' Brightly Painted 265 Heavy Duty Drum Throne 45.50 w/Hoavy duty stand Large & Small Sizes Your Choice 205 Heavy Duty Boorrt Cymbal Stand $ 30 $795 FROM 87 Pair 228 Heavy Duty Cymbal Stand RONDO BUCK REGISTRATION -255 Heavy Duty Hi-Hat Stand y^Doublo-Boom CyrnbahStand- -CYMLLATIN^tYLEXONOA-DRUMS, RECORDING EQUIPMENT $ ~ "FIBERGLASS BODY. 3 HEA\?Y DUTY 2-WAY ADJUSTABLE LEGS " BY AMR 2 17 Heavy Duty Snare Stand 32.95 11 '/*" HEADS Black, white, blue, red $1 1900 STREET A DIVISION OF PEAVEY $ 272 Heavy Duty Bass Drum Pedal 41.95 $ 00 TOWN $ 12

lbnly. d0 $ 00 *895 1 only. 2093 .•.' * •!:•'• CASH PRICE CASH PRICE 4 OctcWe^Full Size^ Key- 16 FAA Excellent Starter Keyboard. With Ultra Sound Rea^sm From The Voices and Rhythms. 1 Finger WURLITZER WURLITZER Ten Rhythmis Ten Instrumental PCM Rhythm Section - Great Left Hand Pla^ If Desired. Midi RUDOLPH WURLITZER Voices. Easy One Finger Play. Digital Synthesizer. 21 Preset P250 .2880 Equipped Which Allows You To . Console Piano 88 IPW.. Voices. •Nofe: French PI 37 Top of tho lino $3925 iorie« comole ; LIMITED QUANTITY- Spinet Piano Add Other Synths or—Even a 'Provincial in with a beauti- CASH PRICE TO Cherry, Includes Froitwood Finish ful walnut LIMITED QUANTITY Computer To Your Keyboard. Bench & Delivery finith, nch& Delivery Limited Qty. CASH PRICE $ 80 included LIMITED QUANTITY 541 lOnly 00 Limited Quantity CASH PRICE $1495 $119500 $ 24780" WURLITZER CASH PRICE CASH PRICE— PSS 460 PSR-21 PSR - 60 P150 MED WURLITZER OMNI 1000 beautiful iplnst w/ms- WURHTZER -

UmitedQty. sounds are brought . ONIY to life by using easy play features. Even 2880 Men. a beginner can 1290 create effects nor- Same as above oxcopt CASH PRICE mally impossible for in vtory attractive modi- one pprson to play terranaan yintago A Genuine Digital Synthesizes 4-Octave--Full Size-Key-J-Einger_ La t_o n e_t i m e ._l N^- pe_can flniih.____ _MiriL_Keys_2-l_Voices 1-2- STANT'FUN! Rhythms. One Finger Easy Play. and Also A Full-Featured Elec- Left Hand Play - 16 Orchestra tronic Keyboard -16 FM Voices YAMAHA PF-10 1 Only 00 Batteries or AC Adapter Are Voices - 16 Solo Voices. Com- $ 00 1 ONLY and 16 Rhythms. '2394 Optional At Extra Cost'. plete With Recording sCASH PRICE 1557 Sequencer. $1 50 LIMITED QUANTITY—' LIMITED QUANTITY 78 $267" RUDOLPH WURLITZER CASH PRICE CASH PRICE $71330 LIMITED QUANTITY P242 CASH PRICE Full 88 note console piano. Cover over key*. Cherry 76 Key Portable Piano w/Touch-8 Voices - Chorus fruityvood finish. Bench and delivery included. - Key transposer and much much.more PSR-11 PSR - 31 PSR - 70 Limited Quantity 00 ( limited Quantity $1349 CASH PRICE *695 CASH PRICE CASIO PORTABLORTABLE KEYBOARDKEYBOARDS ^"T VISIT OURR KEYBOARDD DEPTDEPT. ANDD AQUAINT OF! DISl Size Keys~Make TfTis Perfect Top ofThe Line 5 Octave Key- SK-1 SAMPLER j"lD17FfTTC7TO^OTRER7^^ OF! The First Low Priced "Keyboard WHAT IS SAMPLING? For Child Or Adult. 16 Voices -16 board With Full Size Keys -One That's Powerful Enough For Pro- Modern technology now Rhythms. Of Course, Easy One fessional Use. 61 Full Size Keys - Finger Play - 16 Orchestra Voi- makes it possible to sample any sound discernible by the FingerPlay in TRFLeft Hand. 16_FM Voices and 80 Stereo ces -16 Solo Voices/ Recording human ear for Incorporation Into musical compositions. Rhythms. Sequences - Custom Drummer | Everything from musical in' LIMITED QUANTITY and Much More. struments to such everyday 4 CASH PRICE sounds as telephone rings, vo- I push the sampling C, Record the sound The 8K-1 will d Listen to your sound LIMITED QUANTITY button. show you the sound has been •cross the full range of Cat sounds, even a knock on correctly recorded by making a the keyboard, CASH PRICE LIMITED QUANTITY the door can be sampled. signal, Ding!" A CASH PRICE -ti-. 1U • a a' • m I PORTABLE SUPER SPECIAL I O PORTABLE SUPER SPECIAL 9 i | D HOLIDAY GIFT IDEAS HOLIDAY GIFT IDEAS O .3 ROLAND EP-50 MUSIC SOFTWARE^- ROLAND MKS-80 NEW AT RONDO ii ROLAND TR-505 YAMAHA PF-70 or PF-80 CLEARANCE! RHYTHM UNIT ROLAND MPS FOR IBM $369.00 FROM ROLAND ROLAND MUSE FOR APPLE $89.00 • KORG 4 TRACK SEQUENCER $49.95 t, (Apple & Commodore) £881 76 Key Touch Sensitive Elec. Piano w/midi - Key ' . . , Limited Quantities : m Transposes - Chorus and much more - Super Jupiter Module O AHENTION CX 5M OWNERS! Limited Qty. COMPLETE LINE OF ACCESSORIES - Programmable 8 m N $75Oo< Voice poly analog L DISK DRIVES, PRINTERS, MICE.... low. pHcwl and what d bargain - lofaUy pra^ Two great elec. pianos - PF 70 hat 76 full size ' can store parameter* m to a computer. Rack arammabl* - by tomolnluB H» 16 dromond keys PF 80 is a full 88 note piano. Both have CASH PRICE- PLUS NEW WORD PROCESSING SOFTWARE MKB 10Q0 Keyboard Controller MM pamiulena you can fraaly craols.il great weighted piano key action and contain midi in, mountable - plus varUty of ihylhnu - 9* iliytliim patUnxthr a much more. 1 Only, trait of up to 423 out, thru, plus much more. — YAMAHA DX100 Especially Created To Give Piano PLUS T ONLY .._/•'• Touch While Controling Your Synthes- NEW CASH PRICE izers including Splits .Up To 128 Pro- PF-70 $1 046*00 CASH PRICE SOFTWARE gram Changes. United Qty. 99 $1995!00 CASH PRICE Limited 00 PF-80 $1 I9600 CASH PRICE Quantity $1756 CASH PRICE Super Great 4 Octave keyboard-192 voices > YAMAHA GS01 -2 Totally programmable complete with midi - KORG DW 8000 ROLAND RD1000 mini key; , •• > - Can be used with strap ROLAND 2000 AC Adapter extra $*|©<|00 ©YAMAHA TX-816 Limited Quantity ' W^FTF

Great 61 key touch sensitive board. Full midi - KORG DSS-1 Small-Lighwelght Monophonic Synthesizer - arpeggiator 64 voices and fully Great For The Beginner - Can Also Be Used As A programmable. Bass Keyboard. Limited Quanty ONLY. limited Qty. , • -ighl tunerTK«liili'st'(iii,iNnK(lit'pow< von o |).nr.lnH'li;fs ,i|i(l 2.1 DIGITAL SAMPLING I YAMAHA" KORG DDM 220 fliiu linn p ir.un* li'is PORTABLE • Cninpli Ic MIDUnmp.ltlhlllly DIGITAL PIANO SYNTHESIZER For Those Who Already Own The DDM 10' Basic 00 DIGITAL PIANO s TheDSS-l letsyqu use sampled sounds Rhythm Unit - You Can Now Add The DDM 220 Unbelievable Sound Quality. Its only after you as your raw material for construction of _ And Get All The Latin Percussion Drum Sound $4670 get your Hands on the keys that you can truly That You Could_Want ' Limited Quantity ,76 Weighted Keys - 8 Piano Voices - appreciate how good it sounds. 8 Presets new sounds - You can synthesize wave- TX7 TONE GENERATOR Chorus - Tremolo Transposer - Full midi. including 3 Acoustic Pianos., - Harpsichord - forms from scratch -You can even draw 00 Clavav-Vibe- s and 2 Electronic Pianos -• Contains •^ I he wiu IIIK power of ii I)X7 a wave form. Five powerful functions. Comes with Home Stand - Easy to Fold midi in-out-thru programmable Parametric Al-cnmp.itiblvkvyhi).inl Approximate Weight is 69 Lbs> w/velocity sensitivity - 16 voices Polyphonic. < creative freedom. Operation is simpli- UMITCD QUANTITY The Rd 1000 is a joy to play. AREALWINNERI fied by an interactive programming system using a large LCD display. 5 Limited Qty. 00 00 $2795 ROLAND JX8P SYNTH LIMITED QTY. 1695 *i995 .Key's are velocity and pressure sensitive. 64 preset Rualislic Revcrh lit u Ruulisiic Price CASH PRICE °° CASHracs patches - it can also store 32 progrmmable patches • Illnu'sii nio(:i.iim ualiulini: lilipi .lilcl small ball wK.ilphl CASH PRICE [iiilul icxvin. rex 11 si luilc.iml sex mil slum ilkils 70 in addition to an optional memory cartridge. Midi • 1'icsvls ninx hculuul • Nl iisu-prniiinmniiililc pusiis .iwiilnhk' $245 equipped-despite its tremendous capabilities it • I hiic-httiul semi-pmiiini'lii I Q YAMAHA DX-7 weighs only 11.5 kilograms (25.3 lbs.) • I kdroninilK linl.1111.ul \l U input nnil output u>mui.iuis CASH PRICE • MIDI LOmpmibli • Hinul-lK'UI u'tiioio _ A tf% "T BO LIMITED QUANTITY $927••• -* ' "ww Limited Qty. Sals Ehdi 1/10/87 YAMAHA RX-21 °r RX-2H Digital Drum Simulator. Incredible sounds. Affor- For a limited tim«-=-BuyJkB famoui DX-7-and you g*l th» - BaWi-pireelFTre'grammahlel-Midi-wmpalable.- CORNER CX3M MutlCCompiirer FREE. Both for the Low low coit of Umlted Qty. CASIO YAMAHA HOT WIRES S M ULTIMATE SUPPORT Limited Qty. ROLAND JUNO 2 AC ADAPTERS YAMAHA FC 7 AC — ADAPTORS MIDI CABLE 1595 YAMAHA RX-T5 STANDS CASH PRICE DIGITAL RHYTHM PROGRAMMER AD-1 YAMAHA CASH PA-4 - For all PRICE ^M \ BC-1 PSH -- YPR - 8 HAPPY BREATH '28.80 HOLIDAYS , User -friendly - Touch sensitive 5 octave key- CONTROLLER FROM ALL board - Easy to see. Display versatility, I CASH PRICES The RX-15 offen 15 drum & percussion toundt FOOT CONTROLLER M tHE -Stereo output -l&R Panning"Cassette Interface (or CASH SOQOO M-tf»$mdlUr Vomoho 3'8 15'13° additional storage. Midi In & out - en-off fool PRICE M Ktyboardl. RONDO STAFF Limited Qty. Llghtwalghl -Sturdy Stand* to 6'11** 20'16" $895°° switch lack. _,_ ' __^,_ _ fit any n«*d. *38 *ift!oo. CASH PRICE -limited Qiy. - - $4Q0 , 4t • — - - .'••'.) r MORE VALUES o NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 1986 CO D . O ELECTRIC GUITAR O' o MARINA X 3 a PEAVEY RAZOR' 2; BAXON O • E-602 Special rock'/n rotl thapcd guitar*; 24V <£ wal* length) HOtto, bl-lamlnoted nock; 12 2 double coil pick-ups, 3-way Inch «ng«rboarJrodlui, MapU body; 2 high output, dual toll pickup*] mactvr volumt; 2 ^NOVEMBER/DECEiVIBER-1986- pick-up selector, 1 volume & 1 ton* controls with duai/>lngUcol1_

.•*• $7995 COME IN; AND TRY CASH 29 *69 JTHIS EXCiTING-NEWAMP- Swct—eASH- 01 SH PRICE 60 SALE CASH PRICE — LIST NET* limited Quantity Limited Quantity. ftS *789 .. 725.00 S07.50 PRICE 4B5 Limited Quantities. LIMITED QUANTITY PBAVEY EDsJOOf ^ ROLAND "SPIRIT SERIES11 AMPS \ YAMAHA FS-310 BAX01M MARK - 9 FG - 392 SPIRIT 25A •Output: 25W(rms) • Speaker: 25cm (10")xl elnput jacks: ^RUi^A/y\PtiHER Normal, Overdrive •Controls: Volume, Master volume, FOLK GUITAR CLASSIC GUITAR Bass, Middle, Treble, Reverb "Output jacks: Line out, semi-Jumbo > size body, Headphones — spruce top. Toog back & ''if Full Size Classic Body NO>A^Ati^|SlbO \ CASH PRICE $150°° FULL CONCERT SIZE " sides. Nato neck w/bu- Spruce Top. FOLK GUITAR. . bingo fingerboard. Nylon Strings. ED-300 '- 130 watts RMS Into 4 ohms. Two channels (one SPIRIT 40A (Pictured) Chrome hardware. normal, one bright); each channel features onto wide range; •Output: 40W (rms[ •Speaker:-30cm (12") •Input jacks: STEEL STRINGS, Input, level control, monitor level control, effects patch jack High! low, main in •Controls: Overdrive—.pull on, Volume. SPRUCE TOP LIMITED QUANTITY (stereo-type) and 4-band master EQ; master gain control; Mailer volume—pull presence, Bass,' Middle, Treble, ground lift switch; two independent monitor out jacks; XLR reverb on/off "Switch: Po*Foot switch jacks: Overdrive Sale Ends 1/10/87 monitor sum jack/ preamp out jack; power amp in jack; on/dff, Reverb on/off 'Output jacks: Headphones, Pre $ 95 CASH 40 line/recording jack; DDT" compression with LED indicator; 5 out. $ LIST NORMAL NET > PRICE $32 ' \one 15" Scorpion* Plus speaker; one CDH horn. CASH PRICE 240°° 34 CASH PRICE $220.00 $132.00 CASH WE A1SO STOCK ROLAND "CUBE SERIES" AND "J.C. SER- SALE $ 95 CAM 124 Limited Quantities. •AU $44900 IES" AMPLIFIERS AT OUR DISCOUNT PRICES PRICE LIMITED TO UNITS IN STOCK PROtECTYOllR COMPANION 15 MARTir4D-i28 PEAVEY MARSHALL JCM-ISSI PEAVEY 3620 MARK 8 CLASSIC GUITAR INVESTMENT TAKE ANYWHERE BASS GUITAR ENCLOSURE Famous "Dreadnought" 6-, GUITAR PRACTICE AMP BASS ENCLOSURE string .guitar. Made with J3UHABL "f{neirrnale>laliandiraft inest rnaleTlalrundTtTafts-s - ( w* 10 wattsJ»MS Jnto 4_ohmi._ 2-18" Black Widow manship- available. For TBattHere y operated. Requires Speakers. ^spROClrdp.; eight 1V4 volt "D" cells (not those who appreciate the 2-15" Celestion 2-10" Scorpion Speakers. included). Single channel; pre very best. Includes molded, gain; post gain; push Satura- O15/100B Direct RadidTing, Ported - tion" push Thick" ; 2-band SPEAKERS Enclosure. Built-in Crossover •• FULL SIZE CLASSIC 'plush-lined case. __ passive EQ; headphone jack; auxiliary AC power cource. CAN HANDLE or May Be Bi-Amlped. capability. Power output 200 WATTS 4 ohm Impedance. Can 1ONLY capability 15 watts WAS NYLON STRING SER #445216 Handle up to 400 Watts. HARDSHELL, PLUSH-LINED" when used with AC power 2 ONLY Serff5E0224045., adaptor, (not Included). NORMAL 5E 0022440160. LIST $1430.00 NET CASH PRICE $829.40 1-8" HEAVY DUTY SPEAKER CASES CABINETHASlHANDLES AND WHEELS limited QuantllUi. CASH LIMITED TO CASH 2 Only Serlh 128,1168 SALE $79900 UNITS IN STOCK PRICE NORMAL CASH_ NORMAL CASH LIST M NET SALE •799 —CASH PRICE QUANTITIES OPTION ALAC pbWERADARTOR*19M »479»' PRICE • - M

O a ...m •"•Q. 1 SOUND REIN SI C NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 1986 * . £ o a LEXICON z NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 1986 o 1>GM-6a " YAMAHAGC-2020 NUMARK DM1750 RM DIGITAL REVERBERATOR and BIAMP EQ 270A ROOM SIMULATOR YAMAHA STEREO POWER AMPS STEREO COMPRESSOR/LIMITER Model P-2100 Power Output Per Channel 85.watls.con- tinuous average sine wave power into 8 ohms with less, than 0.05% THD, over a bandwidth of 20 Hz to 20kHz, both channels driven, SER'tfl 8958 . 5 Segment LED Peak Reading Headroom t NORMAL CASH • 'X Indicator Display. ".'. •\--"-'J • UST NET SALE $43fi0> Separate Input and Output Level $695°0 *486» PRICE **«*»rM 27 BAND 1/3 OCTAVE GRAPHIC EQ. Rackmount Disco Mixer. 2 Phone/Line Inputs, 2 'Controls. : ..._.,. . ' Model P-2201 Power Output Per Channel 200 Watts Rack mount design, low noise arid distortion, mic/llne Inputs. Stereo master outputs. Peak ho|d 2 Channel'(Stereo/Dual Mono) Rack mount unit. Each Dry/Reverb Mix Controls. -continuous average sine wave power into 8 ohms With Bypass switch, LED overload Indicator. XIR * M" channel has bypass twitch, led gajn reduction ladder, I.E.D. output indicators. 6 Band graphic E.Q. Stereo Push Button Selection of Size of Acoustic expansion gate, threshold, compression ratio, attack, less than 0.05% THD, (Total Harmonic Distortion), over a phone (acki on Inputs & outputs. 'Headphone Jack. < Space. 1 Only. S*r. #201843 release, input and output controls. bandwidth of 20 Hz to 20kHz, both channels driven. SER LIST SPECIAL PURCHASE Pushbutton Selection of 4 Different #8193 $349.50 Reverb'Times for Plate Program, Plus 4 For LIST NORMAL CASH Room Program. NORMAL CASH NET SALE LIST NORMAL CASH *10«5°°_ NET 5 Reverb Contour Select Pushbutton. *766S° PRICE NORMAL CASH $315.00 SALE 00 NET SALE LIST NET SALE oo $220.50 PRICE 195 $272.35 PRICE CASH S $649.00 $486.75" PRICE $229 24 LIMITED TO UNITS IN STOCK Limited to Units In Stock Sale Ends 1/10/87 PRICE Limited Quantity 786 MIX PAK FOSTEX 3070 LEXICON BIAMP 6 PLUS + NUMARK DISCO BOX PEAVEY DECA-700 Compressor/Limiter DIGITAL' STEREO POWER AMP PCM - 70 FOSTEX 3040 DIGITAL EFFECTS PROCESSOR DOLBY C

Total, Creative Control. 4 Channel switchable endcode/decode Dolby 2-channel Gated Compressor/Limlter. VCA opera- 350 watts RMS per channel into 4 ohms with modified Chorus and Echo. 5 High bnd Low Imp. Inputs plus an Electronic Drum/- Compartmented Box with lid. Holds 2 Turntables, C noise reduction unit. Provide* 20dB of noise tion with detect circuit for lower distortion and bpTir.compreHion.-5 Hz to_40_KHz_(±0 -3 dB) response: Multiband Delays. Resonant Chorus. Synthesizer Input Channel. Each Channel has Volume, Mixor-and wires. Wood Construction, Carpet covered, -Troble.Basi.Mqnitor-oVEKects.Controls.Builhln Reverb— external access to this circuit for limitless creative Multlband Voices. Stereo Panning. reduction without annoying side effects. —racessjBd-locln-8rHandlesT-Easy-tet-up-and-protection- less than 0.1 % THD: 0% TIM distortipn: LED power level and 9 Band Graphic EQ 250 Watts Output at 4 Ohms.' -possibilities^ onlyi.SerJtQ2023ao_l3JUL Master G>ntrol.~Narrie_Assignment, 2 Only. Ser. #0200231, 0200234. Display Units. Rackmount Ears Optional Extra. of your equipment. •and itatuf indicators; 90% finnray_ttan«fflr_affklejimi. -Dyrramie-MldUConttol— Ser 0610108, 610203,610242 ~ ~ ' $400:00 complete amp and speaker protection >y»tem;,electronic CASH balancvdi(XLR) and unbalanced inputs; 3V4" x 19" rack And Much More. 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Logic Transport Design Ensures Constant Tape load Indicator. There are four main output cut or booit. Faaturei level control, bypall twitch, hdlancad and rm« per channel at 4 ohm*. Preset tuning Tension In Every Mode of Operation. Digital Display Real busses, a stereo auxllllary buss, plus direct unbalanced output!. Rugged 19" rack-mount package. button*. Phono, tuner, aux. (elector. Treble & Time Counter, Because of Its Operational Logic and Con- outputs on each input. Mutllple patch SER, » 4A01979109,4A02150S9 bass control*. Main/remote spkr. selector. Rack mount disco mixer. 2 phono/line inputs, 2 venient Internal Switching, The B 16-D Is The Ideal points include fo RIAA-«qualized phono Mono/stereo selector. DJsnlav Unit mic/line inputs. Stereo Master Outputs w/VU P V Recorder For The Serious Musician, Songwriter or Pro- preamps. NORMAL CASH 1 Only.Ser.#AH0317B086. meters. 6 Band Eq. ducer Who Prefers To Work Alone. MIXER SER# 20297S METER BRIDGE #4582 LIST SALE SER #201185 NET $ 00 MODEL B-U NORMAL CASH *449.S0 NORMAL CASH — CASH $OA100 DIRECT DitlVE MODEL NORMAL NET SALE" BOTH PIECES $337.13 PRICE 279 LIST NET SALE LIST $6300.00 $5355.0 UST ' SAVE 934900 PRICE 4VU*I PRICE— NET 00 PACKAGE PRICE 46B0.00 $488.81 PRICE ; $1120.00 LIMITED TO UNITS IN STOCK B-16-D MODEL BUD SER.#1363 $952.00 PRICE *599 LIST NORMAL NET SALE" $499500 $6995.00 $5945.75 PRICE *•'•'•'** YAMAHA EMX - 200 NUMARK PROFESSIONAL FOSTEX 6301 PEAVEY "SOLO" -NUMARK DM-1700-T DISTEX SNAKES TURNTABLES Self Powered Personal Monitors -PORTABLE SOUND SYSTEM_ 1 OwattJ lnfo-4"oh"msrBat- - STEREO _tery_Operqted. Requires 8- "Df> Cells (not incluaed)— POWER Power Output Capacity 15 MIXER WaHs RMS When Used With AC Power Adapter (not Rack Mount Mixer Engineered For The More Innova- included). One 8" Heavy Phase-locked Loop, Direct Drive, Quartz Lock On & Defeat, Duty Speaker. tive Disc Jockey. In Addition To Numarks Standard Digital Speed Readout. Groove Illuminator' Headthell, and Disco Mixer Features There Is A Built-in 8 Bit Micro 8 Input Channel*. 250 Watts Per Channel, Output @ 4 muchmor.^ . CASHWICE Processor That Enables You To. Store Up To 1/2 J Ohms Stereo.'.Bullt-ln Analog Delay, .Stereo Graphic Built—In 10 Watt Amp. lOcm Full Rang* Sb*akei . 2 Input CLhannels. Microphone Channel Features Low or Second of Material And Play It Back Repeatedly At 16x5x100 EQ., Vumetert and more. Will accept line or instrument signal Input. External High Impedance Inputs With Gain Control. Auxiliary . Model TT-1400 *249.00 VIIIUIIHVChannelI Mm,nus riiyHignh niipauuiiiImpedance6 Input With Gain IControl. Any Time You Wish. There is Also a Processor Loop 16 Mike or Instrument Inputs SER# 1190,2465 speaker fack defeats Internal Speaker to amp can be used with Headphones or external speakers 2-Band Passive EQ and Tape Output Jack. to Allow Push Button Programming of Outboard 5 Sends or Returns . *335.40 Processing Equipment. LIST CASH 1 PAIR ONLY 100 FT. LONG $1945.00 *537.90 • ' LIST $298.00 .,, LIMITED TO CASH S 61 00 NORMAL LIMITED TO UNITS UN STOCK CASH 00 UNITS IN STOCK PRICE T8 COMMAND CASH $33900 RENTAL CASH PRICE *385 NET $1361.50. _ SER #7589/7590 PRICE $238 Pair THVITIII PRICE AC POWER ADAPTER »19.95 UNITS I NOVEMBER/t)EtEMBER1986_ i TAKE SPECIAL "NOTE NOVEMBER/DECEMBER T?86 o o PEAVEY2420-H YAMAHA S 3208 H CERWIN VEGA • •. , IRE YOU A MUSICIAN § STUplO/REFERENCE LOOKING FOR WORK? o and STAGE LIGHTING a •,'. ' . • .'. ' • V •• MONITOR Two 12" and two 10" heavy llS YOUR BAND LOOKING RENT OR BUY: duly speakers and one CDP" IFOR A MUSICIAN OR - multi-flare high frequency CMrr8 (Pictured) , .horn In a tuned and ported Ultra-compact iludlo monitor with 8" IVOCAUST? Par cans, dimmers, controllers, lamps, enclosure. Impedance: 8 ohms. low frequency loudspeaker and high Ideal P.A. Column for large efficiency horn tweeter. Built in cros- ' - cables, lighting trees,' mirror balls, Room*!, Auditorium! and sover profeuional black vinyl finish. PLACE AN AD ON OUR Police/Roto Lights, Bubble machines, Gymnailumi. " • ., • Can handle 100 wattf. LIGHTED BULLETIN BOARD. '•'A••."• gelsi pipeclamps, rernote Limited To Units In Stock. 00 ' >105 WE WILL NEATLY HAND ,, : pin spots, helicoptors, Trilites, > 2-8" Carbon fiber coh« woofers, T-High End PRINT YOUR AD ON A 3x5 : Color wheels, smoke machines, •••'••' Horn. 2-way ban reflex eneloturo. ' CARD/; ./•••;;;,- •,-:. •,.; 2 Only Ser. #10489,10635. • _chaser controllers and more. * .' CM-10 Compact studio monitor tame as abovVexcept -Normal 1 10" loudspeaker and can handle 125 watts _1 ONE MONTH ON DISPLAY Make your next band job, UST Net i $299.50 SB-. $224^ FOR ONLY•*l«UL .," $236.61 party or disco an event to A LIST NORMAL NET £4?tf 00 (Sorry-no merchandise "For Sale". $575.00 $373.75 PRICE or"Wanted" ads allowed) Sale Ends 1/10/87 remember with lights from RONDO ENTER RONDOS1 "IN-STORE CpNTESt" TO WIN A BULLFROG CD-12 YAMAHA S-10-X CERWIN VEGA V-37C : T ; ; : ;aiM«hE^- r= r' - ---V,-:.-" .••••••••'•::.\ -'- •"';••. , whirlwind COMPACT SPEAKER CYMBAL COMPACrAND LIGHTWEIGHT V *iWM»i. MQLDED GYMBAL CASE. WILL HOLD l-Max-12spkr. UPTO12 CYMBALS AND UP TO A 22" LEADER CORDS 1-18" High Perfor- 1-EV-1202 Driver on a SAFELY AND SECURELY. ' The mance Speaker. 1 Full SCDhorn • $ 3'PATCH CORD *7.79 Range Horn w/JMH-1 Ply wood construction A 120.00 VALUE 6'PATCH CORD *8.50 driver. 2-way system w/carpet covering. ultimate w/built in crossover. Can Handle 200An/atts 10' PATCH CORD *9.52 , 4" Carbon Fiber Cone, Magnetic Shield Speaker. RMS. 8 Ohm Impedence. tube sound! 15* PATCH CORD '10.68 Can Handle 75 WotH. Steve Morse, Eric Clapton, Joe J RULES~AND REGULATIONS: FUTOUT ONE ENTRY FORM AT TIME OF Walsh, Andv summers, and Kobben 18.6' PATCH CORD 11.54 6 OHM Impedance. Ban Reflex Enclosure. SALE FOR EACH NEWZILDJIAN CYMBAL OR HI-HAT SET PURCHASED AT Ford all get. the ultimate tube MK-3 HIGH IMP. «ound...on their Fender, Marshall, 9Vi"W -~614" H - 614" D Only 6.2 Pound* Angled cabinet can be used as portable PA or RONDO MUSIC. EACH ENTRY FORM MUST BE VALIDATED BY A RONDO Boogie; Ampeg, Muslcman and Jim MIKE WIRE U1.54 Carpet Covered cabinet w/handles high performance stage monitor. SALESPERSON. CONTEST ENDS DEC. 20,1986 AND DRAWING WILL BE Kelly amplifiers. 2 Only. Ser. # D245772, D245775 We now have a complete selec- 2 only ser. # D0501405, D0501505 _ -HE! H OM Mntart AY, nFr. 17,1QBA. YOU NEED NOT BE PRESENT-TO WIN tion of Groove Tubes on hand at our S-20X m m m m mm eBee^eeBr ^BB^^ ^^e w^w^mM^^W ^mmr-m^^^m m mr^*^^*^^^^^^^^T^ '" ' ^^~^^*~^^m^^^m^^m^r^^—^^m— m^m^^m^^m^mr^^^mmm^mlm^^^m^Tm^Tm^^mT^^^^^P^rm^^tiW lB ^E l&W*^^^^ ^^^~^^^^ mateitnrv, r.nmetube foun on Ind anond yourget the uH|. $120.25 PRICE - ANDTWINNER WILTBE NOTIFIED BY TELEPHONE OR MAIL EMPLOY US L LIST NORMAL NET SALE* $4. QQOO ' LIST ' NORMAL NET CAH Wbeamp ants cioove wan CASH PRICE m A $24 00 i ~ OR FAMILY OF RONDO MUSIC OR ZILDJIAN CO. MAY NOT ENTER Limited Quantities $775.00 $542.50 PR|CE v *Kf«f $399.00 $279.30 | J*E 9

SOUNDTECH P-28 YAMAHA S-2115 H II SYSTEMS 2000 SI 2-2 BAND INSTRUMENTS

M 2" WOOFER GREAT LOW CASH DISCOUNT PRICES ON NEW 1 Compression bullet 2 - 8" High Performance ' tweeter, Can handle FLUTES, TRUMPETS. CLARINETS, Speakers up to 100 watts. 1-EVRadial.Tweeter } SAXOPHONES, AND VIOLINS Can handle up top 200 Carpet covered with watts 8 ohm impedence. handles. Full Selection of Accessories. BudgeTpriced used Band Instruments 4 Only Ser. #2735606, BUNDY 1400 CLARINET 2735706, 2735806,2735906 Ser. tt 4001,4009, .4006, BUNDY 1530 TRUMPET ARMSTRONG 104-N FLUTE 4486,4489,.4499

1-15" bass speaker. 1 compression driver w/horn. Built-in crossover or can be bi-amped. Excellent choice for side fill monitors, playback Slant style cabinet with, removable snap on music systems or moderate capacity PA hardcover. Ser.# 11631,11638 applications. Plateau model (covered holes). Beautiful nickel Designed after and manufactured by the famous LIST NORMAL CASH $ IKY NORMAL CASH • lev NORMAL CASH «t> em •a<««,/\A plated body and keys. Plush lined hard case Selmer Company. Resonlte body with nickel plated SALE 00 NET SAlE Super trumpet. Used by student* from grade school included. Incorporates many features only found in $299.00 NET CWIM keys.'Plush lined hard case included. $209.30 PRICE 179 $585.00 $380.25 PRICE $292^)0 $17700 pR|CE to college, levels,. Beautiful gold lacquer finish. higher priced models. *159 LIST Mush lined hard ease Included. 1 LIST s H SAU $ 00 LIST - $369.50 CASH SALE g ai Miefl S8Sffiu.NET ^ c 204 $389*50 CASH SAtE c*«% tnn NORMAL NET PRICE . *Z15 E CERWIN VEGA V-29 EQUIPMENT ROAD RACKS NORMAL NET ^SAtf '227°° $221.70 - $209.70 COMMUNITY Caih ial« prle« It for purchoi. only and may not be combined with Caih tale price li for purthaie only and may not be combined with Coib ible pries It for puwlian only and may not bo combined with any other Rondo offer or program Sale Ends 1/10/87 any other Rondo offer or program Sale Ends 1/10/87 any other Rondo odor or program* Sale Ends 1/10/87 SPEAKERS 11 -15" iSasrSpeaker. —Alhir* »tandard=l 9 rack 1-H25 Horn Tweeter. CS-25 mount width.:. Vented, Plywood Cabinet 1-12" Bait Speaker 1 Pleio with Carpet Covering & - Electric Driver, exponential horn. Can hdndl* 100 wdltf. L PEAVEY, ,, USED EQUIPMENT Handles. Inlamal Speaker Protection. , Can Handle 125 Watts. Flight caia «tvle». Available In 12", 18" and 24"JielaJltl. CASH CASH CASH PRICES DESCRIPTION SALE PRICE MFG. ft MODEL DESCRIPTION START AT MFG. & MODEL SALE HIKE

RENTAL UNITS Hiring. 2-12 gulur imp tabi tyn> 130 wit* RMS. 2-12" 2 - ONLY PEAVEY MONITOR-AMP PEAVEY AMP .cerploa taitkiri. Built In phiie ft rwirb feetwrlteh SOUNDTECH lWdSr#M0116J523 Soundtech are carpet covered and are avail- SerJ D008919, D008912 able in 4,8,12 and 16 rack space (Height) sixes. Twin revtrhh .ult.rr snp 2-17 (J B.B.CC «Mjf"sr«Mjf"srss 1200 «i«s Med«l S6 Guitar Head 8B w.H« output-tub. typi. 2 Input \\AWA CS-35 (Pictured) MS" BUM Speaker. 1 Mf«» CUctrU drlv.r, FENDER AMP RMS 0|d|1|rtii TuhTuhii lyply , w/foottwltc/ftlthh SiSir ## fiU0JB2fiU0JB2 MUSICMAN HEAD ehMUh Sir.#HN012B9. IH3 mould*d Horn and IP duel Atumbly. Can handle 150 Walli, Inl.r- nal Speaker Piol«tl6n. CASH PRICES 30 B0 Me4ilBS.tOIllSL"St.veUkit»ir;;r«.«il.8eirtH»lMrl.i LIST CASH T8 PEAVEY LEAD HEAD B»admetter tnbe-t«a leeriB «H*r head. 1BD Wetto Into I jr 4 *299 VST* $~1QQOO CASH START AT $97 IBANEZ GUITAR blm Halth witb gale birdWin. Hirecut Uckidatl. Sir. $425.00 PRICE " ' fWCi $297.50 $216 Sir. #«M194826. ' ~ ' HU30B53," - - " —