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VOL, 27 NO. U MOUNTAINSIDE, N.j,, THURSDAY, MAY 23, IfSi —3* Fire horn splits east and west By SHAWN EVANS to the municipal complex in con- The topic of the fire horn which residential section has been a Borough Building Inspector Harry junction with six stipulations which "dumping ground for too long " rests on the roof of Mountainside's include: Kolb said there's more to moving the Volunteer Fire Department on New "We on this (east) side of the horn than meets the eye, Providence Road has generated a That the signal provide adequate highway feel we are a dumping "I don't think anybody know'.s considerable amount of discussion notice to the volunteer fire people'in ground, " said one resident. "During what's really involved in moving the over the past several weeks, the borough; that the cost of the winter, we have to put up with horn For one, you have to house the primarily from residents bordering relocating the present signal, or the noise from the trucks and during air compressor on the roof with the the westbound side of the highway establishing a new one is not ex- the summer we have to put up with horn and the roof here fat Borough who have argued that the ear- cessive; that the borough encourage the pool noise, nobody ever said u Mall; may not be strong enough. It's piercing noise is offensive. volunteer assistance if feasible from word — but there's got to be a limit not a cut and dry situation," Kolb The residents have eonUnuosuly members of the community; that Another eastside resident said, "1 said. pleaded with governing body of- the change be done in cooperation used to live on that side and I put up In other action, oh second ruading ficials to move the horn to the other with the fife department. with that noise for many years; but the council approved the new police side of th& highway, preferably to Also, that the change hot serve to we didn't complain because we knew salaries for the years 1984-1986, Borough Hall. produce any hazards or any in- it< the norm was saving lives. What which have been worked out under During Tuesday nights action terference with the proper care of they want (the residents on the New the terms of a previously disputed meeting, the governing body patients at Children's Specialized Providence side) is to have their PBA contract Other portions of the unanimously approved a resolution^ Jiospitai^andJhatQther-residcnLs-UJiitidJhthid ) onlraxit,—including—health—and authorizinthoi g tthh e iinvestigatioi n of T the community are not harmed or "1 want you to understand, we are retirement benefits are still pen- possible relocation of the fire signal, offended. only studying it - we're not moving ding. on a motion by Council President Other residents, however, did it yet, hopefully we'll come to a BobViglianti. The council approved the portion voice opposition to the moving of the conclusion where everyone will be of the ordinance after going into Viglianti suggested looking into horn to the municipal complex, batter off," Mayor Bruce Geiger stating that tH«» th executive session to obtain legal the possibilty of moving the fire horn said. opinion on the contract,
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MIRACLE WORKERS — National celebraties Marie Osmond and John Amos recently visited the patients and staff at the Children's Specialized -Hospital on New Providence Road in Mountainside. Osmond and Amos were on hand to kick-off the upcoming Children's Miracle Network Telethon, to air June 1 and 2 on WORTV, Channel 9 The telethon is this week's "Focus" feature, which is ac- companied by additional photos. School roof to be fixed Mountainside Board of aWucatton approved a contract for roof repair at the Deerfield School and a number ^ciher projects at its regular meeting lilt week. The board appropriated $37,286 for repair of the roof in addition to ar> proving a contract for bus transportation for $62,270 to Rahway Bus Co., specifications and bidding on two boilers to be done by O'Connor! Jeffrey & Kallaur, and for a public address system Approval for locating a Transit Class for classified handicapped children aged five to seven at Deerfield School for September 1985 was passed by a vote of 4-3 Supporting the acceptance of the.Morris-L'nion Consortium program and grant were board President Linda'Schneider and board members Robert Gardella, James Pascuiti and Dorothy Unchester . Unanimous agreement on reconsideration of the 1985-86 school calendar reinstated the winter vacation week in February requested by parents and teachers. . t Also approved werelhe drawing up of specifications and construction of a lavatory in the MOPPET i Mountainside Preschool Program for Ex- ceptional Tots i room, a new health textbook, curricula for speech therapy and art, and the acceptance of the resignation on June 30 of instrumental music teacher Charles Guinta U.S. Naval Academy graduate ready to take on the world By SHAWN EVANS Road, was among the proud U.S. Naval Academy in Annapolis. "companies" and the men in each While many graduations take graduates In the Class of IMS. Out of some 1,100 students, Hobbib company become very close knit. fare leaders of— —But-Hobbib-wiU venture was^jsted-among the top 100, and "This teaehes-you'thai-yotr-caTrt" tomorTow will reminisce about their different arena than those who at- was proudly greeted by President go through it alone, and if you do, educational hallmarks,, but toss tended the typical four-year un- Ronald Reagan who was invited as you won't be able to handle it," he aside their lassies and look forward dergraduate institution. part of a ceremonial tradition. said ' He added that the freshman year, to beginning a new stage of their Hobbib, a past valedictorian of Listed five times on the lives Governor Livingston Regional High also called the fourth class, is "Superintendent's List," which not probably the toughest because there Thomas Hobbib, son of Mr. and School's Class of 1981, graduated only requires a 3.4 average or above, Mrs. Norman Hobbib of Saw Mill Wednesday with top honors from the is "always someone watching you but also takes into account one's and waiting for you to make a military standing, Hobbib said there mistake." were many benefits bestowed upon By the sophomore year, or third him that he doesn't think he could class, things run a little smoother he News editor receives award .have gained from a regular college. " said "rthQught the academy presented Now that graduation is over, County Leader Newspapers the Oct. 11, 1984 issue of the more of a challenge because in Hobbib has a 30-day period to editor-PhHJp-Gtmson-reeeived -a Mountainside Echo. ———----. addition~'r6-the~TeguIar accredited second place award in the The editorial presented a college courses, the academy of- England, France and Italy to "just editorial writing category at the satirical view of the temporary fered naval courses as well," he kind of relax and forget about things North Jersey Press Club's annual furlough of 500,000 federal said. for a while." awards dinner held Saturday at government employees as a With an emphasis on engineering, Then, he must return for 18 the Ramada Inn, Rochelle Park, result of a Congressional budget Hobbib said aside from the months to two years of training as a The club's 38th Annual impasse which delayed passage academics, the school offered navy pilot. Memorial Awards Competition of a continuing resolution physical and mental challenges The men may choose from four was open to all reporters who necessary to keep dozens of "1 saw those as good challenges," areas of training which include either live or work in Hudson, federal agencies operating. he said. flight, surface, submarine or the Bergen, Passaie, Union, Essex or "The first summer was in- marine corps. Morris counties. The award- Mountainside resident Tim doetrination Everyone who had "I pretty much felt lhat air was winning editorial, entitled Benford served as awards gone there had accomplished a lot in the most challenging — just me in a "Really efficient," appeared in chairman for the competition. high school, so you were sure of planis" he gleamed THOMAS HOBBIB — proudly displays one of his uniforms yourself. But at the academy, Hobbib will train in Fensicola, worn during his four years of study at the U.S. Naval everyone was chopped down to the Fla., and afterwards, he must serve Academy in Annapolis. Hobbib graduated Wednesday from Karcher scheduled to speak same level," Hobbib said. "They five years of active duty. the academy with honors and was listed among the top TOO made everyone universal; everyone "My life Is going to gel very hectic students in his class. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Norm Alan J Karcher, speaker of the lawmakers in New Jersey. is the same thing and if you've got if for no other reason, I do anticipate Hobbib of Saw Mill Road. New Jersey State Assembly, is The committee has asked him to what it takes you'li build yourself up moving at least four times in the scheduled to speak next Wednesday address three bills now being con- — and if you don't..." next two years." he said, during the monthly Employer sidered, which include the bottle bill, He said he felt thai was one reason Focusing in on some of the many Insidm story Legislative Committee meeting to mandatory recycling and the litter In Focus 1 why the young men were obligated advantages he received, he em- In observancftjLth^MemorjaJ_ Celebrities Marie Osmond ar be held at L Affaire, Route 22 East, lax. to have their hair shaved - to take phasized confidence, leadership and Mountainside, fropi noon to 2 pjn. Day holiday, the offices of this John Amos brightened up the day away their individual identity, to the importance of honesty and In- newspaper will be closed Mon- for patients at Children's Karcher, has been credited wife , 'time will be allowed force them join together as one tegrity, being Mi gf the most infltll .torn the floor. day. Offices will reopen at 9 a.m. Specialized Hospital, Moun- "At first, there's a lot of pressure "You must believe you are Tuesday. We wish all our readers tainside, during a recent visit in and it feels like it's never going to capable and that if you want to do it, a happy — and safe — Memorial preparation of the Children's end and everybody feels *- will it you can if you try hard enough. Also, Day weekend Miracle Network Telethon to be Many offices dosed Monday ever slop? But, there's a don't step on too many people's feet Editorial ...... Page4 televised June 1 and 2 on Channel Many local, county, state and Board of Education and the Free camaraderie and so much support on ihe way because you will never Photo forum . Page 4 9, See Focus Page 1. there, that if you're willing to put in. know when you will need their help. federal office* will be closed nut Public Library. The library will Social Pages ll-H Horoscope...... Page 4 Monday in oh—rvancr of Memorial I've succeeded, but not without the Obituaries Page8 tott fry.. Bay, Including offices; in the resume on He feakd the Mainumber of help of others — especially my mom Sports ...... JPages IMS Calendar Pages Mountainside Borough /Hall, the from S a .m. to 5 p.m. arid ? to t p.m students are broken into and dad," he said .
• h 2- Thursday, May 23. I?I5 — COUNTY LlADER NEWSPAPERS 2,3,4* Suspected burglar nabbed Couple face charges after disturbance A New York City man is in custody in Union County Jail, charged in connection with two April 13 burglaries in Springfield, according to Several charges are pending McCormick, who remains in jail in Mason, police responded to the fighting at approximately 1:50 am township police against a Linden couple following a lieu of $10,000 bail, has been charged motel when they received a second by Patrolmen Jeffrey Vreetaod and Police said Kenneth Hammer of New York was arrested May 14 by May 5 incident at the Boston Sea with two counts of assault on a police Call that the stolen items were s««n Rodney Pederseo while the officers Westfield police after being picked up for suspicious activity A warrant Party restaurant. Route 22, officer, resisting arrest, disorderly in a vehicle owned by the suspect. were on a routine patrol of the area, check revealed the suspect was being sought for the Springfield of- Springfield, according to township conduct, possession of an unlawful After tracking the room number Upon seeing the disturbance, the fenses, police said, • police reports. weapon and possession of a weapon through the vehicle's registration, officers told the six to disburse. The The burglaries occurred April 13 in two, residences, one on Norwood According to police, a call was for an unlawful purpose police checked the room, finding subjects refused and were taken into Road, the other on Hawthorne Avenue, police said received at 11:30 p.m. May 5 that a Mrs McCormick was charged small amounts of cocaine and custody. Hammer remains in the county jail in lieu of $10,000 bail for the man, identified as James Me with two counts of assault on a police marijuana on the dresser and floor, Charged with failure to disburse, Springfield charges and $25,(XX) bail for charges lodged by the Westfield Cormick, 27, of Linden, was officer, two counts of possession of A subsequent search of Bor- disorderly conduct, obsfruetion of police assaulting his wife Debra, 25. in the unlawful weapons and possession of sellino's car. Mason said, revealed a the administration of law, assault on Detective Michael Halloran handled the arrest for the Springfield restaurant parking lot When less than 25 grams of marijuana. She large quantity of marijuana, as well a police officer and resisting arrest police, Patrolmen Judd Levenson and w,as released on her own as scales, weights and other was Patsy Caprara. 24, of Union. George Geisinger arrived, however, recognizance pending a court paraphernalia. Also charged with failure to disburse Mrs McCormick allegedly began hearing Borsellino was arrested and and disorderly conduct were attacking the two officers and Patrolman Ernest Vardalis charged with possession of stolen Mariano Perez Jr., 24, of Summit, employees of the establishment by assisted in making the arrests property, receiving stolen property, Fred Ott, 24, of Union, Joseph R. Detector thefts pile up pounding and slapping them and Mario Gabreal Borsellino Jr., 21, possession of a controlled dangerous Grichay, 25, of Union, Hugo pulling their hair as the police tried of Summit Uoad, Mountainside, was substance and possession of a Ramirez, 21, of Summit, and , By KKNNETHStHANKl.KH lot Millburn Avenue to subdue her husband arrested May ;5 on possession of controlled dangerous substance with Alexander Cordosa, 21, of Summit, For the Springfield police, in- Hietaia said the thefts are mado Subsequently, police said, Me stolen property charges and intent to distribute, All were released on their own vestigating, the rash of radar for one reason.'„ Cormick assaulted a restaurant possession of a controlled dan- Borsellino remains in Union recognizance pending court ap- detector thefts thai have been oc- "It's being done* for profit," employee in the presence of the two dgerous substance with intent to County Jail on $is,0OO hail pending pearances. curring over the past several Hietala said "People are stealing patrolmen and. then attacked both distribute grand jury acton. Patrolman The Millburn police were called to months is somewhat of a double- them and people are Helling them " officers, at one point attempting to Police said they received a call William Sedlak assisted Mason in assist Vreeland and Pedersen in edged sword With a ticket for a moving assault them with a 4-inch razor from the Spring Garden Inn, Route making the arrest. making the arrests. "It is ironic that we have to in- violation costing a minimum of $50, knife 22, at 8:15 a.m. May 3 to reporting Six men face charges stemming vestigate the theft of something used radar detectors are a popular item, After the suspect was subdued, a the theft of several items from the from a May 11 fight at the to avoid law enforcement,." said Hit'tala said, and the thefts are pocket knife and a nun-chuk chain motel, including a TV set and a Smugglers Cove tavern, Morris Want Ads Work,,, Detective Lt James Hietala, noting keeping township police busy weapon weapon also found in hi.s mirror. Avenue. f Call 686-7700 that the so-called "fuzz-busters" do "We have made arrests of in- possession, police said. According to Detective Kobert Police said the six werq seen have the desired effect on drivers dividuals stealing them and of in- "It really doesn't ki'ep us from dividuals selling them," Hietala 1 1 doing our job." Hietala said if you said, "and we don't make a dent in '•••••'COUPON - _ We're celebrating the detect radar, what are sou yciing to it " do'1 Obey the speed limit" " ' The' number of thefts, in Springfield and other area towns, Bunin gets medal shows no sign of abating At least a COOL OFF dozen such thefts, usually made by • Charles Bunin of Mountainside, received^a silver rnedal when the have been reported to Springfield Academy of Culinary Arts at police since the beginning of the Atlantic City Community College month from all areas of the town- held its eighth awards ceremony JERSEY! ship recently. bruttnt CENTRAL Three were stolen Sunday, for The academy opened in 1981 to example, with two being taken from meet the need for a steay supply of Dante Videos AIR CONDITIONER cars in the Bennigan's parking lot on highly trained food and beverage Route 22 Another such theft oc- personnel in the Atlantic City NOW ON SALE . . . PLUS curred the night of May 16 from a Hospitality industry. 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Levitt, Lori K Maguire, Barry E Also, Cynthia L" Moser, Patricia LOVERS OF LATIN—Jonathan Dayton Regional High Simon. Maryann S t a p I e t o n , Suzanne Vadas, Gregg Walsh, Malamud, Gma Marie Marino, Padden, Craig H. Parker, tilt- Amamda Sumner, Brian K Ernest Watkins, Erie Weinstein, School Latin students recently took honors in both state and Maryleigh Mauriello, Deniee Ann PaLsch, Dawn M Pohlman, Kristin national competitions. Back row, from left, are David Cole, ^'iirfjum, Chris Ann Venes, Gt-offrey Charles Weisse, Janet Wilson, McDonald and Maureen McDonald. Flaamot, James J, Roberts, David T V'onderlinden, Julie Wang, An- Nathaniel Zoneraich and Matthew Halite Smith, Robert Shapiro. Front row, are Susan Lynskey, Also, Kathleen K. Meixner, Joseph A Rockman. Churyl R Rubin, Stacy Suzanne Demittrio, Ellen Westermann and Trish Spang. drfw S VS'asserrnan, Sherry J Zucker L. MelkowiLs, Leslie A Meskm, Rubinstein, David F Schneider, VVeintHirg, Walter Yet', Andrew Anthony L Millin. Brian J Moran, Mark I) Semel, Marc C Singer, Zidel and Mina A Zotti Nancy Podell, Scott H Frager, Julia M Smith, Mitehol! Stein, Paul Freshmen earning honors include Latin students take honors Shawns Dee Quatronu, James T Teja, Gregory Tprborg, Unbert M Jonathan Dayton Regional High Lisa Abend. Jennifer Bruder, Eileen Dd.N'T.MISS A WKKK earned cum laude and Suzanne Itau Jr , John P Rose, Jim Kusin, Weinier, Danielle A Weisse, Jarnt's Brumlcy, Maria Buckley. Craig School Latin students recently took Demittrio gained gold summa cum J Yec and Knc R Yoss. OFI.OCAI.NKWS Anthony Sarica, Klisa S. Segal, Carson, Lynne Dahmen, Bland CAU.GXfi-TTWl honors in both state and national laude. On Level III, Wendy Wykoff Donna M. Sekdla. Mark Shanaman Sophomores on the honor roll competitions. Donald Kng, Joanne Esemplare, FdRHO.MKDKI.IVKKV won cum laude. Patricia Spang and Alan T, Souza include Kelly A Attenasio, Bart (' Christine Federowicz, Kenneth On the slate level, Suzanne achieved cum laude on Level IV. Also, Patricia A Spang, Michael Barre, John Henigno, Brian I). Feng, Mitchell Freidberg, Alison BemiUrio-won second place in the Ellen Westerman and Abbe Uchitel S. Stickler, Alan L. Talarsky, Carol Charters, Brian B Cole, Duanc Punk. Robin Goodman, Robert Level II Grammar test and Erie won magna cum laude on level IV M. Tarantula, Margaret Taylor, Connell, Michael F (.'rowley, Brian Luber won first in the Level I David Cole took the summa cum Abbe L Uchitel, Amy C Van Pelt, Dahmen, Colleen A Delaney, Vocabulary and Derivative test. laude on the -Level IV. JTerranee Walker, Beth A^Wemborgr .SuyaLnne^-J^. Demi trio. Jennifer- ^J^g^StiJJhUl^k, , Hallie Janine Weiss Ellen Westerman. 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1291 Stuyvescin! Ave Unfon N, J 0/08! . I 'I 111 I V I • » I '>)!*• \l.l|l. .1 686 7700 ill,. , ci ,i'. M-i II III I I.I',-. ii.,ill, i ,ii in, ^".111111 ,1111', .III WALTER WORRAL I Publisher N I C ii'. I •ill', , r- .llll.l .1, I •., II,I ,!, h ir , . Timothy Owens Philip Girnson , M., 11' i, •. '.. t( i, Mi IuI 1.1. II- E I , I.,. ! /Vl .Ini i.,--.. Ill I'H . I 'II.IM. N I lI'OH I Remembering While every such holiday is special because of its solemn significance, Memorial Day 1985 is even more so. Still fresh in the minds of most Americans are two significant dates which occurred this month — the 40th anniversary of V-E Day, the day the war in Europe ended, and the 10th anniversary of the end of the Vietnam War. Memorial Day is a time for all Americans to remember everyone who made the ultimate sacrifice while serving the country, but perhaps on Monday it is appropriate that we all take time to I think about the vastly different circumstances BEFORE AND AFTER—Mary Doriety of Headley Terrace, favorite photo which you would like to submit for this page, Irvington, submitted this photo of her grandson, Robert, who send it to 'Photo forum* at this newspaper, P,Q, Box 3109, under which men gave their lives in World War II appears to have had quite-anjappetrte_at__a_ Thanksgiving Union 0708X_4fidih complete ident»ffcatioB-©f-the-m;bject, A and in Vietnam. While American soldiers diedin. stamped, self-addressed envelope must be inclosed if the other cawen'aTTtf'other Times,licTtwo wars in our and the decimated one at the left. Robert is now married and picture is to be returned. history represent a greater contrast of the pain and has three children of his own, Doriety reports. If you have a glory of serving one's country. Money management In World War II, the objectives were clear. The fascism of Nazi Germany and brutal expansionist objectives of Japan were clear threats to the How to get most out of quirky A.R.M.s is adjusted against an index rate, hike of 6 percent afford such a steep the term of the indexed security, the peace-loving nations of the world. In Vietnam, Americans have adjusted to ad- less it is subject to rate fluctuations justable-rate mortgages The ad- such as a three-year Treasury bill. hike in mortgage payments'' In however, the objectives were muddled. Few un- 1 When the Treasury bills' rate goes some instances, the low initial rate Rate and payment caps. The justable-rate mortgage (ARM. , earliest A.R.M.s had no caps. A cap derstood why young American soldiers had to fight which last year threw many home up, the mortgage payment is ad- of an A.R.M. allowed people to justed upward The rate ad- qualify for mortgages who otherwise can limit how high or low your in what arguably was a civil war between factions buyers into a quandary, has been finance rate and monthly payment made safer. While adustablerate justments guarantee that the would not. Many voiced fears that in a culture that, at that time at least, appeared to savings and loan institution or A.R.M.s would cause "payment can be adjusted. You should financing still raises concern over negotiate with a lender for an annual be so alien to our way of life and interests. "payment shock," new features that mortgage banker will not lose a shock" for millions of home buyers, profitVin other words, A.R.M.s shift and they predicted that many home cap and a lifetime cap on your Soldiers who Went off to fight 40 years ago had have been added to some A.R.M.s A.R.M, Beware that a payment cap make them safer for home buyers the risk that rates will'rise from the owners would face foreclosure lender to the home buyer, the CPAs But the storm clouds over A.R.M.s without a rate cap might lead to the full support of America. As troops headed to Before you sign an adjustable-rate "negative amortization." This is Southeast Asia, U.S. citizens took to the streets to mortgage, however, you should be explain. have cleared somewhat, CPAs say, What's in it for you. Mortgage, A.R.M.s Have been largely "stan- when your monthly payment is aware of some of their quirks and capped at a level that is insufficient protest America's involvement in Vietnam. special features, says the Newlenders give you a lower rate on your dardized" to protect consumers mortgage rate for accepting this from payment shock Competition is for paying down the interest you Returning World War II vets were greeted with Jersey Society of Certified Public owe Consequently, it forces you to Accountants (CPAs,1. financial risk. The current rate on a now forcing mortgage lenders to parades and an outpouring of emotion from a offer "safety valves" on A.R.M.s pay interest on interest. Where Adjustable-rate mortgages typical A.R.M- is about 11.5 percent. proud nation. Vietnam vets, on the other hand, That's one-and-a-half points below that help protect a home buyer from possible, payment caps should be confused many Americans when some of the risks of rising rates complemented by rate caps to were largely ignored, until very recently. they were first introduced in the the prevailing rate on a 30-year fixed-rate mortgage. If rates drop, CPAs say a home buyer in this prevent negative amortization. An early '80s Before then, financing season's mortgage market should be annual rate cap of 2 percent is What both wars had in common are combat's options were fewer and easier to so do your monthly payments. In the middle of 1983, consumers aware of the most important criteria common, and 5 percent lifetime caps grim realities — young men and women are killed understand Conventional 25-year or in evaluating an adjustable-rate can also be found. 30-year fixed-rate mortgages were flocked to, A.R.M.s, lured by raiie and maimed, families afre disrupted and discounts By early 1984, two-thiras mortgage. Discounts are disappearing. In universal in those days, But bank Adjustment intervals, You can some regions, where home builders destruction is widespread. While we remember deregulation and volatile interest of all newly originated mortgages were A,R..M."s.' Although A.R.M.s find A.R.M.s with varying ad- and sellers could not find buyers, those who lost their lives in past conflicts on rates changed all that, and in 1983 a justment intervals One-year drastic reductions in initial interest revolution in mortgage financing were a key ingredient in last year's Monday, let us also make a prayer of hope: May housing boom, it also cast a shadow A.R.M.s are most popular, followed rates were offered to attract buyers. occurred, spearheaded by A.R.M.s. by five- and three-year A.R.M.s The During the past year, however, the the nations of the world find the true path to peace How j( works. An adjustable-rate of doubt over A.R.M borrowers. The trouble with A.R.M.s, Con- longer the interval between ad- housing industry has bid farewell to so that no one again has to make the ultimate mortgage has an interest rate that justments, the less you are exposed most deeply discounted A.R.M.s. changes Mo&t A.R.M.s being sold cern over A.R.Ms centered on the sacrifice. ' argument that someone would take to short-term quirks in interest CPAs say that a 'person in the currently are adjusted annually. rates. Having a longer time between housing market should carefully Others have rate adjustments out a mortgage at a low introductory rate, called a "teaser rate," but adjustments may lock you into a low examine the terms of any A.R.M. semiannually or every two, three or rate while prevailing rates rise. On that is dicounted more than 2.5 News tips: give us a call five years. The rate change can would face steep payment hikes when the rate is adjusted upward. the other hand, it can lock you into a percent below the prevailing rate for lower or raise your monthly mor- high rate if prevailing rates dip. a conventional mortgage. Do you know of a news story that we, too, should tgage payment. Your mortgage rate For example, let's say you get a 25- know about? Has your club or organization un- year $60,000 adjustable-rate mor- A.R.M. Indexes, This is the rate to You may want to ask a CPA to tgage with a 10 percent rate after which your mortgage is tied. help you figure out how high ad- Money management is a justments can move your monthly dertaken a project that might be of interest to column on personal finance one year, the monthly payment Treasury indexes are most common, others? Would one of your friends or neighbors be a increases to $674. That's a 24-percent comprising 58 percent of the market, payments over a few years and how prepared and distributed by the 1 paying off an A.R.M. fits in with New Jersey Society of Certified increase, How can a person who according to the Federal Home Loan good subject for a feature If so, be our eyes and Mortgage Corporation The longer your total financial picture ears — and tell us about it. Public Accountants, currently receives an average pay Call us at 686-7700 with a news tip and we, in turn, Guest column will offer a tip of the hat to you with special recognition on this page. , Creationist movement aids scientists News releases may be dropped off at 2 New By GEORGE ANASTAPLO years after the Scopes trial, but that getting a version of Genesis into the trivances ~ and one sees such Providence Road, Mountainside, or mailed Editor's note: Sixty years ago this the theory of evolution should public schools, but much watered- contortions again and again in spring", John Scopes, , a school continue to be taught in our schools. down version which does not give education, as well as elsewhere^^ directly to our main office, P.O. Box 3109, Union, •hffv% been thennisreadTngs^ by the teacher in Dayton, Tenn., began Even the- creationists concede this, Genesis .its-due?—————— N.J, 07083. " ,\ — and with good reason. courts of the Religion Clauses of the te^rtrffig~~PaTwTFfT^nrheory of The arguments for creation First Amendment. evolution to his students, On May 5, Many of the curriculum problems we are facing today are related to science which I have seen strike me If the Genesis account ii tran- 1925, he was arrested for teaching as sophistical; they may even slated into scientific terms rather evolutionary theory, and in July he the readings by courts of the Religion Clauses of the First represent a compromise with the than grappled with on its own terms, was tried, a trial that drew national morality, or sense of probity, one it not only loses much of its majestic Your news is good news attention. Scopes lost, but Amendment. On the one hand, it is a mistake to believe that the Religion expects in truly pious people I do appeal, but it also puts its un- I usl fill in I In- infill in.11 HIII .ni'l wi-'li im'ih-h H !<•! evolutionary theory won Today, the not believe that the conscientious derlying argument in grave Biblical account of the origins of Clauses pose any barrier to legislation for which there is men who resort to creation science jeopardy. This means, among other man and the world is rarely taught appreciate how much they un- things, that although the creationists Who in public schools, and yet many plausible secular purpose, including 1 dermine a serious respect for I'll u hum i\ till i-; IH'i HI. In'I'I argue that it has a place alongside legislation which recognizes the may have been doing all of us a considerable persuasive evidence in Genesis by trying to reconcile it as favor with their challenge to what Is evolutionary theory Others wish to they do with geological, ar- combine creation and evolution in a favor of evolution theory, especially and is not being taught In the public as It bears upon and is useful for chaelogical and other such data. One schools, they may be doing this at What hybrid called "creation science." consequence of this approach is to Anastaplo looks at the limitations of biological studies. We have here a great risk to the integrity of their bii lllfi,! ,nmi\ hi legislative (6r political) judgement, tacitly recognize sciences as own position, Goodnature4nes3 and Iliccl 111)4 < this science not a judicial one or even, sovereign, even as it exposes the a sense of confidence are called for The best thing to have happened, ultimately, a question of family creationists as "ptolemaic" in their as we consider what we can do for since Sputnik, to the teaching of prerogatives. On the other hand, it is desperate efforts to make their them — and thereby to help them science in American public schools a mistake to believe that the "theory" fit the "facts," partly l.ier has been the determined obliged us help us even more than they have Religion Clauses pose any barrier to responsible for such shoddy con- already. all _ scientists and non-scientists legislation aimed at developing alike — to examine- the presup- genuine education, including the positions, methods and purposes of 1 serious examination in public Tinic ;HKI d.'i science. I believe that it would be a schools of the great sources (in- considerable contribution to cluding the religious sources) of education in the United Stales If Western civilization, (It should at Legislative addresses Details school children should once again once be added that if, in the study seriously the Book of Genesis, Union, 233S Rayburn House Office •' Or rilhci' mi|ji)i t.ni! in.ii mil judgement of a local school board, which is so much a part of our any particular subjects cannot be The Senate Building, Washington, D,C, 20515; or language, heritage, and art. pursued at the moment without Bill Bradley, Democrat of Denville, 1961 Morris Ave,, Union 070B3. He But to suggest that there should be provoking destructive partisanship 315 Russell Senate Office Building, serves District 7. a serious study, in the public around its school, then such subjects Washington, DC. 20510 (telephone: schools, of Genesis — a study in the can properly be set aside for the 302-224-3224), or 1609 Vauxhall Road, form of conscienlious non-partisan Your FUiFiic ami m .ind
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Fleming, son of is among the 139 students named James and Dolores Fleming of to the dean's list of Lycoming Mountainside, was recognized by College, Williamsport Pa, for the his peers at the annual Student spring semester Burnett, the Government Association awards „daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William banquet held recently at Saint N Burnett of Shunpike Road, is a Leo College junior majoring in biology. Fleming was this year's Jay Brian Rapport of Kidge recipient of the "Outstanding Drive, Mountainside, has made Senator" award for his input the dean's list of academic throughout the year as a senator achievement for the fall semester inSGA at Washington University, St A 1982 graduate of Jonathan. Louis Rapport, a former student Dayton High School, Springfield, at Jonathan Dayton Regional he is a junior at Saint Leo with a High School, is the son of Mr. and double concentration in Mrs M Rapport psychology and computers in Robert Garbowsky, son of Mr business This year he served as and Mrs Louis Garbowsky, an orientation leader, is Kenilworth, and George A, treasurer to the Residence Hall Markos. son of Mr and Mrs Association, vice president of the Anastasios Marksos, Moun- Roderick Men's Residence Hall, tanside, were both named to the recorder to Sigma Phi Epsilon dean's list at Stevens Institute of National Fratenity and serves on Technology, Hoboken, for the fall the public relation's committee 1984 semester. Markos. is a forSGA graduate of Jonathan Dayton Thomas 1'aimieri of High School Kenilworth has been placed on Joan Harris of Kenilworth the first semester honor roll at made the dean's list for the fall the VailDeane School, Moun- 1984 semester at Fnirleigh 'SISTERS'—Acrylic paintings by Lawrence Koldorf of and in New York, and are part ot both private arid corporate tainside Falmien is a member of Dickinson University. To achieve Garden Oval, Springfield, were recently on exhibif at AArd- collections, Koldorf also won an award at the Summit Art thejumor claws and has parneri •< deaTHs list standingr-a- student dlesex County Cottege, Edison, The paintings; targerthan Center in JanuaTY^ "™ ~~ " ^~~" grade of "B" or better in each must achieve a grade point life size female faces, have been shown throughout the state subject average of 3.2 on a 4.0 scale. Everett Smith, a student at the Jonathan Dayton High School in Diva Lion, of Mountainside Springfield, recently won a prize attained dean's list with top in an exhibition of engineering honors for the fall semester at and science projects at the Seton Hall University. Lion was Cub Pack 73 holds yearly awards night Stevens Institute of Technology also elected to the Alpha Kappa Smith participated in the in- Delta Honor Society. She is a Cub Scout Pack 73 held its Church, Springfield, last night with religious leaders, town officials, which included a family trip of stitute's annual Engineering and graduate of Jonathan E3ayton Presentation of Awards at St. James representatives of Scouting, teachers and parents invited. religious interest, research and Science Career Day Regional High School and is a Following this special ceremony, interviews, these scouts undertook Five Springfield residents are senior at Seton Hall, majoring in advancement and achievement the outdoor clean-up project at St. among 138 Union County College, criminal justice. Teen leaders visit capifol awards were presented to 56 Cub James which sponsors Springfield's Cranford'. Elizabeth, and Scotch Donna Kopec of Mountainside, Scouts, the largest number in some Scout Charter, Pack 73, Plains students who are can- a graduate of Columbia High Three area teen-agers par-, training in Washington, with years. didates for one-year certificates School in Maplewood, was among ticipated in the third annual Teen briefings by government officials Sandie Milliard, committee at the college's commencement the spring graduates of The Leadership Mission to Washington, and Jewish leaders on the foreign The Religious Medal Award of- chairperson, announced the com- ceremonies, June 6; at 6 p.m., at Berkeley School of Garret DC, recently. The program is and domestic issues confronting the fered through Scouting encompasses pletion of a very successful scouting the Cranford campus. Mountain. Associate in Applied sponsored by the YM-YWHA of Jewish community. The group met every denomination. This year, six year, "With the increase in the They are among nearly 90s) Science degrees were awarded to Metropolitan New Jersey and made with representatives of the Scouts earned the Parvell Dei number of boys joining the Scouting Union County College students students who successfully possible by a grant from the Martin American Israel Public Affairs Award (Catholic Medal): David program, we may have been pressed who are candidates for Associate completed the professional Lehman Fund, Committee, American Jewish Bernosky, Patrick Doherty, Joseph for time and space this year, but in Arts, Associate in Science, secretarial, automated office The program is designed to Congress, State Department, Ficchi, John Schiano, Brian Sedlak through the continued cooperation of Associate in Applied Science, technology and fashion enhance the activities of Jewish National Conference of Soviet Jewry and James Stalker, They are our Scout chaplain, Father Koch, diplomas and certificates marketing and management youth groups, synagogue teens and and the Israeli Embassy. parishioners of Saint James Church and our pastor, Father Waldron, and and attend St, James School, Springfield residents who are programs. unaffiliated Jewish teens through Teens who were accepted for the the spirit of sharing and cooperation community-wide projects. mission have demonstrated Caldwell School and Gaudineer shown by the Rev, Jeffrey Curtis of candidates for one-year cer- Lion followed the professional School, The Aleph Award (Jewish the First Presbyterian Church who tificates include Helens Levme, secretarial program. Participants in the Teen leadership qualities in the com- Leadership Mission included munity. Forty nominees were Medal) was awarded Seth Eisen and offered the Parish Hall to hold our Springfield residents Paul Kessler proposed by rabbis, youth advisors, Steve Kleinman. They are members Webelos meetings, we have ac- and Sam Scheinmann and Robert program directors and community of the congregation of Temple complished a good deal. Our thanks Masons to honor Brodhead Shapiro of Mountainside. leaders. An interviewing process Shaarey Shalom and attend to them and to all the parents who A township resident will be William H. Brodhead of Clintqn The Teen Leadership Mission was conducted to select the 28 teens Gaudineer School. have worked together to give honored Tuesday for his long service Avenue will receive a gold token included two days, of intensive to fill the available spaces Upon completion of written work Springfield this program." to the masons representing 50 years of service as a mason-Joining him will-be Thomas- FTI K. Gallagher of Short Hills, who will School lunches' plan paper drive receive a gold wreath, representing REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL sauce, lettuce and tomato, salsa, Lunches listed at senior site 60 years of service. FRIDAY, pizza, hot baked onions and peppers (optional), fruit, The St James Mens Group of William A. Burkett, district meatloaf sandwich with gravy, hot meatball submarine sandwich, The following is the Springfield with mustard, boiled potatoes, Springfield is sponsoring a paper deputy grand master of the 10th Bologna sandwich, coleslaw, juice, potatoes, lettuce and tomato, fruit, senior citizen nutrition program plums and pea soup, drive for he benefit of the parish and Masonic district, will present the fruit, large salad platter with bread lunch menu for the week served at THUR5DAY=Roast beef, mashed school of St. James held Saturday, 10 awards on behalf of the Grand Lodge and butter, homemade soup, cold sliced meatloaf sandwich, large the Becky Seal Nutrition Center at potatoes, stewed tomatoes and a.m. to 2 p.m., at the rear of the of Masons of New Jersey desserts. milk; MONDAY, salad platter, homeade soup, the Raymond Chisholm School. The zucchini, butterscotch pudding and church, 45 South Springfield Ave. Oscar D Wittlake of Springfield, Memorial Day, no school; desserts, milk; THURSDAY, center will be closed Monday in vegetable soup, Senior citizens requiring pickup worshipful master of Continental TUESDAY, hamburger on bun, spaghetti with meat sauce, bread observance of Memorial Day FRIDAY—Macaroni and cheese, service must call Bob House, at 4fi7- Lodge No 190. F&AM. has extended pizza hoagie, spiced ham sandwich, and butter, coleslaw, fruit, cheese TUESDAY-Veal cutlet par- Harvard beets, lettuce wedge and 1457, or Joe McGann, at 378=9231, by an invitation to masons, families buttered whole kernel corn, dog or frankfurter on roll, potatoes, miglana, wax beans, spaghetti and dressing, fruit cocktail and beef tomorrow All paper products, in- and friends to attend Tuesday's vegetable, juice, large salad platter, cold submarine sandwich with sauce, dinner rolls, ice cream and noodle soup cluding magazines and old telephone ceremony at a Gold Token Night at homemade soup, desserts, milk; lettuce, large salad platter, pineapple juice; All lunches are served with milk, books, will be accepted. the lodge, building, 37 Spring.St.., WEDNESDAY, Nachos with cheese homemade soup, desserts, milk. WEDNESDAY-Country ham bread and margarine. ' Millburn, at 8:30 p.m
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Address.. • UNITED COUNTIES PRIMARY MY JUNE 4th 20TH DISTRICT ASSEMBLY State: Zip I TRUST COMPANY BALLOT NO. 7 ROW 6 MEMBER, UNITED COUNTIES BANCORPORATIQN Detach and smd to: MEMBER, FDIC aiZABETH-LINDEN Consumer Loan Department United Counties Trust Company Beltord •Berkeley Heights •Chapel Hill • Clirk • Cranford • Elizabeth • Hillside » RAHWAY-CARTERET 142 Broad Street, Elizabeth, New Jersey 07207 Qakhtirat » ^rHBtonm r^RhrewsEijry * Springfield^Summit 8- Thursday, May 23. 1985 COUNTY LEADER NEWSPAPERS Obituaries Elaine Sandra Bolwin, 40, of for the Singer Manufacturing Co., He was born in Passaic and moved She had been a seamstress with Stop Nut Co,, Union, for M years the Kimball Medical Center, Bensalem, Pa., formerly of Ir- Elizabeth, for 18 years and retired in to Rosalie Park in 1927. Mr, Speer the Garment Workers Union Local b*fore retiring four years ago. He Lakewood. vington and Union, died May 15 in 1961, He was n communicant of St. was employed as a credit manager 125 of Newark for 20 years before was a member of th Elastic Stop Nut Bom in Newark, Mrs. Fila lived in the Memorial SIoanKettering Elizabeth's Church, Linden, with the A, B. Dick Co., New York, retiring 20 years a§o, Mrs, O'Dell Co. Quarter-Century Club, Mr, Calik Irvington for moat of her life before Hospital, New York City. Surviving are his wife, Veronica; for many years before retiring in was a member of the American served in the Army durng World moving to Lakehurst &ix yean ago. Born in Newark, Mrs Botwin a son, Joseph; two daughters, 1964 He was a 80-year member of Legion Post 121 Ladies Auxiliary of War II and was a member of the She was employed as a maintenance resided in Irvington, Elizabeth and Dorothy Seotti and Agnes Ryan; a American Legion Post 229, Colonia Little Falls Elks Lodge J583 and the Disabled supervisor for the New Jersey Bell Union before moving to Bensalem 12 brother, Frank Kuchinsky; five Mr Speer was a World War I Army Surviving are her husband, John American Veterans I D Harris Telephone Co., Newarlt, where she years ago She was a real estate sisters, Pauline Bugler, Bertha veteran and served in France He J ; two sons, Kobert H, arid Donald Chapter 40, both in Union, worked for 36 years before retiring sales representative for the R E, Stefanick, Stephanie Cheress and served on the borough zoning hoard K.; two brothers, Albert and Ed- Surviving are his wife, Doris; a in I9S6. Exchange in Philadelphia for the Jayne Cheress, seven grandchildren Surviving is a sister, Dorothy ward Angle, four grandchildren and son, Daniel J. Jr ; two sisters, Ruth Suviving are two daughters, past four years She received a B A and eight great-grandchildren Zimmermann two greatgrandchildren Land and Olga Barton; a brother, Bertha Meyborg and Theresa degree in elementary education David, and two grandchildren VanDyke; a sister, helen Kane; six from the Newark State Teachers Victor A. Kimbruugh, 35, of George Thomas, 82, of Point Mary Tereshko, 66, of Union,died grandchildren and 11 great- College in \mi Mrs Botwin was u Linden died May 16 in Elizabeth Pleasant Beach, formerly of Linden, May 14 in her home Michael Certa, 93, of St. Peter grandchildren. member of the Sisterhood of Temple General Medical Center. Elizabeth died May 15 in the Jersey Shore Horn in Brooklyn, she lived in sburg, Fia., formerly of Koselle Shir Ami in Newton, Pa.; the He was born in Jersey City and Medical Center, Neptune. Union for 39 years, Mrs. Tereshko Park, died May 12 in St. Anthony's Delaware Valley Jewish Federation, lived in Linden for 32 years Mr Born in Austria, he lived in Linden was a member of the Senior Citizens Hospital,.St Petersburg Frank A. Zerbino, a lifelong and ORT and Deborah, both of Kimbrough was graduated from for 62 years and moved to Point of Union She had been a bookkeeper Born in Italy, Mr. Certa lived in resident of Newark (Vailsburg), Delaware Valley, Pa Linden High School in 1968 He Pleasant Beach, 16 years ago Mr with the Franklin State Bank, Union, Elizabeth and Roselle Park before died May J9 in East Orange Surviving art* a daughter. Staci: a received a bachelor's degree in Thomas had been a rigger at for nine years before retiring five moving to St. Petersburg in i»7] He Veterans Hospital. son, Andrew, her parents, George, music from A &.M College in Hunt Exxon's Bayway Refinery in Linden .years ago, was a maintenance man for a Mr Zerbino earned a bachelor's and Beatrice Pomerantz, and two sville, Ala , and a teacher's cer for 38 years before retiring in 1«K57. •Surviving are a son, Robert; a manufacturing company until his degree in accounting from Rutgers brothers, Bruce Pomerantz and tification from Kean College of New He was a member of the Exxon daughter, joann T Urbansky; three retirement Mr Certa was a University, Newark, He also Gary Pomerantz Jersey, Union. Mr Kimbrough was Quarter Century Club. brothers, Frank, Adam, and Joseph member of the Christian Assembly belonged to the university's Alumni employed by the Linden Board of Surviving are his wife, Mary, two Tyburczy; a sister, Sophie Mack, Church of St. Petersburg, Association, Mr. Zerbino served in Bertha Pappus, 71, of Kenilworth Education as a substitute teacher daughters, Mary Whitf and and four grandchildren Surviving are a daughter, Onofna the Army during World War II and died May 17 in Elizabeth General and last taught at McManus Junior Margaret Benson; a son, George P M. Gural, two grandsons, Joseph was a member of the Disabled Medical Center High School in Linden Mr Kim Jr., six grandchildren and nine Koberl K. Thomas, 68, of Union Ciural and Frank Gural Jr., and five American Veterans Chapter 3 in Born m East Orange. Mrs Pappus brough was a Navy veteran with greatgrandchildren died May 15 in his home. great-grandchildren Port Reading. lived in Kenilworth for 40 years She four years of service and was a Born in Newark, he lived in Fort Surviving are four sisters, Nina was a member of the Grace member of the Navy Blue Jackets Susie Wrpge, ?fi, of KoseJle died Lauderdale for many years before fOlkabeth Fila, 93, of Lakehurst, Zerbino, Bella Zerbino, Josephine Episcopal Church, Newark Mrs Choir He also was a musician and May 15 in St Elizabeth Hospital. moving to Union two years ago Mr formerly of Irvington, died May 18 in Commisa and Rose Leach Seme. Pappas was a tax preparer for H & H had .served as church organist for Elizabeth Thomas had been a carpenter with Block, Scotch Plains, for 14 years the Resurrection Temple, Em- Mrs Wrege was horn m the Broward County Carpenters and retired several yearn ago He manual Tabernacle of God and the Massachusetts.'lived in Jersey City District Council of Fort Lauderdale, Obituary listing for 15 years and moved to Koselle 49 Fia., for many years before he • also was a registered nurse Mrs Antioch AME Zion Church, all in ANDERSON-Glen J., of Dan= Linden; on May 17. Pappas was a 1934 graduate of St. Linden years ago. She was a past president retired five years ago He served in of Pinewood Hall Senior Citizen's bury, Conn., formerly of KUCHINSKY-Anthony of. Barnabas Hospital School of Nur- Surviving are his father, Homer the Army during World War I Mr Kenilworth; on May 12. sing, Livingston She was a member Association Thomas had been a member of the Linden; on May 17. Kimbrough Sr . his mother, Viney Surviving are two_sons, KieiuiriL mr" M£JEWSKT=Bertha, of Linden; of the board of directors of the Kimbrough, juTd_ formerly of Irvington; on May 13 on May 13. A aTicrnonaTd A ; a bToIherTsidney of Foreign Wars National Home and Jacobs, two sisters, Lillian Liese BOTWIN-Elaine Sandra, of MONTEIRO-Pauline, of Las and commissioner of the Kenilworth the Disabled American Veterans Bensalem, Pa., formerly of Ir- Vegas, Nev,, formerly of Irvington; Glen J. Anderson, 16. of Danbury, and Beatrice Klein, six grand and the Elks Lodge, all of Pompano Board of Health In 1974, she was children and a great-grandchild vington and Union; on May 15 on May 14, selected as Citizen of the Year by the Conn,, formerly of Kenilworth, died Beach, Fla BUCKSHAW-Lillian, of Scotch O'DELL-Lillian R,, of Irvington; Kenilworth American Legion May 12 at the Yale-New Haven He is survived by his mother, Penny Ann Huto, 37. of Roselle Plains, formerly of Union; on May on May 14. Surviving art' her husband. Hospital, New Haven, Conn Ellen M. Thomas. 17. , . PALMISANG-Harry, of Newark George Peter Pappas; three sons, Born in Livingston, he lived in Park died May 16 in Alexiiin Brothers Hospital, Elizabeth. Lillian Buckshaw, 74, of Scotch CALIK—Daniel J., of Union; on (Vailsburg); on May 13. George Albert, Donald and James; Kenilworth, before moving to Plains, formerly of Union, died May May 18. PAPPAS-Bertha, of Kenilworth; two daughters, Joanne Kornas and Danbury last October. He was a She was born in Rahway and lived in Roselle Park for several years 17 in Muhlenberg Hospital, Plain- CASPER-Carole Ann, of Avenel, on May 17. Carol Pappas; two brothers, Albert sophomore at Danbury High School field. formerly of Linden; on May 15. ROMANYSHYN-William, of Moehring and Raymond M.oehring; Previously, he attended the David Mrs. Suto was a communicant of St. Anthony's Church, Elizabeth. She Born in Newark, Mrs, Buckshaw , CERTA-Michael, of St. Peter- Springfield; on May 13, a sister, Jdarine Kunkel, and six Brearley Regional High School, moved to Union in 1973 and to Scotch sburg, Fla., formerly of Roselle SPEER-Elmer A. Sr., of Roselle grandchildren Kenilworth. was a member of the Roslyn Chapter of Deborah League and a Plains two years ago. She had been a Park; on May 12, Park; on May 12 Surviving are his parents, Donald supervisor for the Victory Cake Co., CONTZIUS-Helen R, of Ir- SUTO—Penny Ann, of Roselle Anthony J, Kuchinsky, 86, of W and Doris Anderson; a brother volunteer worker at Alexian Brothers Hospital. Newark, where she worked for vington; on May 12. Park; on May 16. Linden died May 17 in Rahway Steven, and his paternal grand- many years before her retirement in SZOLLOSI-Mary, of Berkeley Hospital mother, Doris Anderson Surviving are her husband, Robert CREEDON—Agnes G..' of Union; T\; her father, William Slocki; a 1972. She and her husband, Michael, on May 14. Heights, formerly of Irvington; on He was born in DuBojs, Pa., and also operated Buck's Restaurant FILA-Elizabeth, of Lakehurst, May 14. lived in Freeland, Pa , before Elmer A. Speer Sr., M, of Moselle brother William, and "two sisters, Tavern in Newark for many years Barbara Germek and Marlene Stiso. formerly of Irvington; on May 18. TERESHKO—Mary, of Union; on moving to Linden 41 years ago Mr Park died May 12 in the Lincoln until 1972, Mrs, Buckshaw was a FITZGERALD=John, of Newark May 14. Kuchinskv was a maintenance man Park Nursing Home, Lincoln Park. member of the Newark Parent- (Vailsburg); on May 14, THQMAS-George, of Point Ethel M. Hillis. 87, of Point Teachers Association and had Pleasant Beach, formerly of Ir- FUCHS-Charles, of Springfield; Pleasant Beach, formerly of Lin- served as a den mother for the Cub on May 18, • den; on May 15. vington, died May 12 in the Scouts, Newark. Death Notices Claremont Care Center, Point GMEINER-Anthony A., of THOMAS—Robert E,, of Union; CALIKOn May IB 1985 Daniel j. of • Ploinfield, Miss Adele • Sulen&ki of Pleasant, Also surviving are a daughter, Mountainside; on May 18. on May 15, Umon N.J beloved husband of Dons Leonardo N.J and Miss Suzanne Born in Newark, she lived most of Joanne; a son, Michael S,, and a GOLEY-John W,, of Union, WILLIS-Ethel M., of Point iGoetrer) devoted father of Daniel j Sulenski at home, brother QI John of her life in Irvington. She moved to sister, Lillian J. Kaslow. formerly of Irvington; on May, 16 Pleasant Beach, formerly of Ir- Jr brother of Ruth Land. Olgo Barton Fords N.j. and Theodore of Belleville, vington; on May 12, and David Calik olso survived by two N.j. also survived by three grand- Point Pleasant four years ago, She HYNES-Jean, pf Roselle; on grandchildren A memorial service wai children. Relatives and friends attended had been a machine operator with Daniel j. Calik, 66, of Union died May 16, WODNICK-Sandra, of Union; on hold a) the MC CRACKiN FUNERAL the funeral from the KENILWORTH the General Electric Co, Newark, May 18 in St, Barnabas Medical IACOVONE-Josephine. of May 16. HOME 1500 Morm Ave.. Union N J FUNERAL HOME 511 Washington Ave Center, Livingston. Linden; on May 12 WREGE—Susie, of Roselle; on Kenilworth N.j., thence to Si, Theresa s for more than 40 years before CHARTBRSOn May 19. 1985, Albert G R C CHurch Koniiworth where a retiring in 1MB Born in Irvington, Mr. Calik lived KENNY-Mary. of Irvington on May 15. on Sunday, of Maplewood brother of Funeral Mass was offered Entombment Surviving are two daughters, in Hillside before moving to Union 24 May 12, ZERBINO-Frank A,,, of Newark Mrs Sarah Ann Rich, dear cousin of St Gertrude s Cemetery. Colomo. years ago; He worked for the Elastic of (Vailsburg); on May 19, Merle S. Schmidt Relatives and friends Mildred Smialey and Doris Mc- KIMBROUGH-Victor A., offended fhe serviee at The CHARLES F. TiRISHKOOn May 14 1985 Mary Ternan; a brother! Roy Freeman, HALASMANM 4 SON FUNERAL HOME (Tybufciy) of Union, NJ. wife of the and a sister, Lillian Baird 1057 Sanford Avo. Irvingian. Interment lote Alexander Tsreshko devoted Clinton Cemetery. Irvirigton. mother of Robert Tereshko and Mrs Joann T Urbansky. sister of Frank Agnes • Yes! Send me Information about trie $10 rebate. • • USE OUR SOUTH ORANGE AD- ^ MHII to El^.tbethtowti G.is : ^ DRtSS (AND SUITE NUMBER • IF PREFERRED) One fch,".iDethtovvnPi«!iw,Eli/Abeth . fWJO72O7 ^B • LOW COST An Energy Conjerv.ition Services , ^~ • •EARLY MORNING DELIVERY ••CALL-IN CONVENIENCE fNO -•—WKfr-W-CHECK YOUR BOX Are.niJMi Numppr • PERSONALLY, iUST CALL US 4 SAVE TIME) I • RECEIVE UPS OR OTHER State PACKAGES AT YOUR BOX • DISCREET. PERSONAL. 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May 23, 1W COUNTY LEADER NEWSPAPfRS Activists' visit to Rinaldo pays off Rt. 22 work SANE to honor Tucker A group of Union County residents His vote was hailed by the N,J proliferation of nuclear, chemical The Union County Chapter of founded New Jersey SANE, with representing business, labor, Coalition for Peace Jobs and and conventional arms threaten info offered SANE (Commute For A Sane Joel Weiss as chariman and Tucker educators, doctors, scientists and Justice, meeting at the UAW Hall, human survival The state Department of Nuclear Policy) will honor New an Literature chairman housewives recently met in the Cranford, May 9. Transportation will hold an Jersey SANE President Samuel L, On June 10. lt«, New Jemy office of Rep. Mathew Rinaldo in One of the group, a World War II Tucker June 2 in testimonial dinner SANE held its first animal con- Sue McNevfn, chairwoman of the veteran, spoke of meeting after that "information center" today in Washington as part of the "April Union County Freeze Campaign, Union to discuss the resurfacing at the Elks Lodge, Mountainside. vention in Cran/ord. At that Actions for Jobs, Peace and Justice" war with thenCongressman Clifford Among those scheduled to pay meeting, a resolution was passed and Charles Henry of Summit were Case of Union County who responded of Route 22 between Fadafti Road April 22. part of the delegation to Rinaldo and Stuyvesant Avenue in tribute to the veteran peace activist urging President Kennedy to step to the human concerns of the at the dinner are Dorothy Eldridge, nuclear testing. They had participated the prior They made note of" the veterans for civilian housing Springfield, Union and Saturday in a massive march congressman's letter to President Kenilworth. executive director of New Jersey Through the '80B, Tucker was Rinaldo was reminded of that SANE; the Rev. Bob Moore, head of active iu the fight against nuclear through the streets of Washington, Reagan urging a halt to further MX tradition within the Republican The center, to provide the DC, walking three miles to the funding after the initial 21 are built public with the opportunity to the Princeton Coalition for Nuclear weapons, as well as Vietnam War party of compassion and that fun- Disarmanent; and Nate Freedman, protests In 19?6» he sponsored a Capitol More than lOO.OQO' people, McNevin asked for a copy of the ding of the contras was counter to view project maps and exhibits, according to police estimates, a longtime member of Union County letter to Congress, signed by 15 letter so that the group could study it that tradition. will be held 3 to 8 p.m. at the SANE. carried banners urging a "freeze" further and respond with their own Union Municipal Building ministers of Westfield churchw, and "reversal of the arms race," recommendations In addition to meeting with Council Chambers, 1976 Morris Entertainment will be provided by asking for a reduction in the military "cutting the military budget to build "Star Wars," or the Strategic Hinaldo, the group also met with Ave ' the actress Natalie Ross Miller, duo- budget. a more humane society," "no in- Defense Initiative, funding was Congressman Dean Gallo. Unlike pianists Erwin Klingsberg and tervention in Central Americ. and another item dealt with by the Rinaldo, however, they were not Department officials will be Elizabeth Tipton, and singer Sally Tickets fo the dinner cost $12,50 pther parts of the glprx?," and visiting delegation They urged that able to obtain satisfaction in a vote available to answer questions on Beckwith. each. Checks should be made out to "opposition to apartheid and racism no further funds be given and that a against funding for the contraN The art informal basis. Further in- Tucker's participation in the state Union County SANE and sent to the in South Africa and at home " comprehensive test ban treaty he hope is that voters in his district as formation can be obtained by peace movement dates back to 1958, organization at 756 E. 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Koll Shari Beth Chrystai, daughter of Mr and Mrs Herman Chrystal of Union, was married April 13 to Evan Mark Koll, son of Mr and Mrs, Ueonard Koll of Pompano Beach, Fla , formerly of Union, Rabbi Joshua Goldstein per- formed the ceremony in Temple Sha arey Shalom, Springfield, where a reception followed Lisa Chrystal Herzberg served as matron of honor for her sister At- tendants were Umi Schild and Lorraine Koll', sisters of the groom, MARIA PUGLIE5I and Zena Kohler and Edna Koll, LOUIS MATTERA grandmothers of the groom DEBBIE WEINBUCH Steve Fromer served as best man DR. PERRYWEINSTOCK I shers were Randy Schild and Peter Miss Pugliese Autumn date HerzberK, brothers-in-law of the ROBERTA NAD2AN SHARON DE FEDE groom, Bruce KoplowiU and James to be married is scheduled STEPHEN BUJDOS ANTHONY TOBIA JR. Couple plans Schwartz Mr. and Mrs Girolamo Pugliese Mr. and Mrs Herbert Heilmann of Mrs Koll. who was graduated of North I3th Street, Keniiworth. Hemlock Road, Union, have an- date in June from Union High Svhml and the have announced the engagement of nounced the engagement of their Miss Nadzan Miss DeFede American University, is an ac- their daughter, Maria F. Pugliese, daughter, Alison, to Gerald Mr and Mrs Joseph Weinbuch of tuarial consultant for Actuarial to Louis D. Mattera of Wesifieid, son Ragonese jr. of Hemiocl- Road, troth is told is betrothed Spnngfidd have announced the Services, Inc . Union of Mr. and Mrs. Aniello Mattera of Union, son of Mr and Mrs Gerald engagement of their daughter, Her husband, who was graduated Mays Landing. The announcement Ragonese of Milltown Road, Mrs Julie DeFede of Union and Debbie Kay. to Dr Perry Jay from Union High School and the was made on Easter Sunday. Mr and Mrs Andrew Nadzan of Mr Anthony DeFede of Sayrevilie Whariori School. University of .Springfield. The announcement was Hickory Road, Union, have an- Wemstock, son of Mr and Mrs made on March 17, and a party was have announced the engagement of Irving WeiriHlock of (lark Pennsylvania, where he received a The bridfe-elect, who was nounced the engagement of their their daughter, Sharon, to Anthony degree, also received a juris doc- given April 28 at the Chanticler daughter, Roberta A Nadzan, to The bride-elect. who was graduated from Union College, Chateau, Warren Township, by the Tobia Jr., son of Mr and Mrs An graduated from Jonathan Dayton torate degree from Georgetown I,aw Cranford, is an executive secretary Stephen T. Bjjjdos, son of Mr and thony Tobia of' Union The an- (enter prospective bride's parents. Mrs. Peter Bujdos of Elizabeth Regional High School, Springfield, ™fot_-the-wee president of research Miss Heilmann, who was nouncement was made on Feb 14, and Rutgers College, where she and development at Reed & Car- and a party was held March 24 by graduated from Union Catholic Girls The bride-elect, who was received a bachelor of science Joyce Nelson nrick Pharmaceuticals, High School, Scotch Plains, is em- the prospective bride's mother at degree in nursing, is a registered Piscataway. graduated from Union High School, the home of •Ernie and Betty Frinoof ployed by Hewlett-Packard, attended Union County College She nurse at Overlook Hospital, Summit Her fiance, who was graduated Paramus. Union, She is a member of Sigma Theta betrothal told from Rutgers University, is a is employed by State Farm In- Miss De Fede, who was graduated Mrs Arthur K Nelson of West Her fiance, who was graduated surance. Tau. national nursing honor society manufacturing specialist for Estee from Glassboro State College, where from Union High School, is a Her fiance, who was graduated Fourth Avenue. Roselltj, has an- Corp., Parsippany. she received a business degree, is a Her fiance, who was graduated manager's assistant for Maxme's from Rutgers University, where-he nounced the engagement of her Kids, Union A May 1986 wedding is planned in supervisor at Patsy Ragonese & from Elizabeth High School, is received bachelor of art>, and ' daughter! Joyce, to William Oehler, St. Theresa's Roman Catholic Sons Co., Newark. employed by Carptenter's Union, Her fiance, who was graduated master of science degrees, also was son of .Mr and Mrs John Oehler of Church, Keniiworth, and a reception A November wedding is planned in IxcalliO? from Union High School, is self graduated from Rutgers Medical Westfield Miss Nelson also is the will follow at the Westwood, Oar- the Town and Campus, West employed at Transtar Airfreight School, where he was elected to daughte- of the late Mr Arthur E wood. An April 1986 wedding is planned services. Inc., and A Tobia, Alpha Omega Alpha, the national Nelson Orange. in St. James Roman Catholic Trucking medical honor society Dr Wein- The announcement was made on Church, Springfield, and a reception A September wedding is planned stock will begin hjs residency in March :Uat an open house party Engagement is announced will follow at the Town and Campus, at Pantagius Renaissance, Scotch internal medicine ;it Thomas Jef given by the prospective bride's Mr. and Mrs, Michael Herzlinger science in education degree from Union, Plains mother at their home Georgia State University, Miss ferson University Hospital, of Springfield have announced the Miss Nelson, who was graduated Herzlinger is a music therapist for Philadelphia. Pa . engagement of. their daughter, from Abraham Clark High School the Broodwood Medical Center, A June wedding is planned Terri, to Dr. Mark Joseph Messing, and Laboratory Institute of Mer- Birmingham, Ala. Stork club son of Mr. and Mrs. Eliot Messing of chandising, New York City, where Athens, Ga. Her Dance, who was graduated An, eight-pound, eight-ounce and Michael, 12, both of Wantagh: Charge for pictures she received an associate degree, is from the University of Georgia and daughter, Katherine Anne N. Y. an assistant manager at Statewide The bride-elect, who was Emory University Medical School, Ciekaj, was born March 11 in Mrs. Czekaj, the former There will be a $10 charge for Savings & Loan, Garwood graduated from Jonathan Dayton is in a residency program in ob- Overlook Hospital, Summit, to Laurey Howe, is the daughter of publication of wedding and Her fiance, who was graduated Regional High School, Springfield, stetrics and gynecology at the Mrs, Elsie Howe and Mr. Thomas engagement pictures Wedding and from Westfield Higb, School and attended Syracuse University. She University of Alabama Medical Mr. and Mrs. Gary Czekaj of Howe, both of Annapolis, Md, engagement stones without pictures Union County Vocational Institute, also is a graduate of the University Center, Birmingham. Union, She joins a sister, Claire, Her husband is the son of Mrs will still be published without- is employed . by Liberty Mold & of Georgia and received a master of An October wedding is planned. 2, and two brothers, Jeffrey, 15, Victoria Czekaj of Jackson charge Duplicating, Springfield COLD FUR STORAGE "It's La if j I Fashions 6k Styles in all site ANN'S SEWING Custom &. Ready•Madf Quality Furs Communion Custom De$igmnK €i Rmyling- Repairs • Cleaning &. Glating • Alterations ' Cold Storage Time" • Dry Cleaning Annttnirif SpinUyk Moneig ra mm ing Andy.' 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Saucony Puma Ti Thursday, May 23 thru Sunday, May 26 Reebok, Foot Joy & Mote • Summit at newafk academy in livingston 2F37978 A« ICliVil*! anil M »I r L2,3,4,5,6» COUNTY L' ADf R NEWSPAPERS — Thursday, May 23, 19S5 — 13 Union, Lynn Leonard and Ronnie Mischler, both of Springfield, and Clubs in the news Lynn Fried REGM is a non-profit president, and Doris Markowitz, group of more than 400 women who conductress The new slate of of- collect funds through various ficers will include Jean Major, projects and present annual grants president; Use Cohen, first vice of about $45,000 to universities and president; Clra Weinstein, second hospitals throughout the United vice president; Doris Plisner, third Stales vice president; Esther Siniakin, THE KMN-l'NCiKK Post 273, treasurer, Ida Simon, correspon- Jewish War Veterans < JWVs and the ding secretary; Doris Pilsner, Ladies Auxiliary will hold an'Oneg recording secretary, and Bernice Shabbat May 31 at, H:«) p m in Richter, chaplain Awards will- be , Temple Kha'arey Shalom, 7H South presented to various members Springfield Ave , Springfield Guest In addition, the group will honor speaker will be past department Mrs Cohen of Golf Terrace, a past commander Ira Levy, .who" will president of the Union Ladies speak on "Judaism and the Auxiliary 6M, who was elected as Veteran." Members of the post will 'Woman of the Year." She has been participate in the program The an active member for the past six community and veterans of all years In addition to serving as organizations are invited to attend. president, Mrs Cohen served as a Additional information can be ob- legislative charman, consumer tained by calling Senior Vice affairs chairman, Americanism, Commander Joe Todres at 379-9188 fund-raising and Aid to Israel or Commander Murray Nathanson chairman. She participated in at37fi-0837. community service, hospital THE \JSK WOMEN'S (LIB of HiNRilTTA LUSTIG veteran functions at the East Springfield will end its season with a Orange Medical Center for Veterans pot luck supper June 5 at (iliOpm in Henrietta Lustig will be installed and in parades commemorating the Presbyterian Parish House, 37 as president of the Springfield Memorial Day Church Mai), Springfield -The Chapter of Hadassah May 30 at She serves as president of the committee assisting Mildred Lev installation ceremonies in Temple Batim Chapter of B'nai B'rith sen, hospitality chairman, will be Beth Ahm, Springfield. A meeting Women and vice president and Mrs Thomas Haer, Mrs Frank will be held at 7:30 p.m., and a legislative chairman of the Johnson, Mrs Henry Jachim and champagne .punch and cheese American Association of Retired Mrs Hdward Eichenlaub Guest reception will precede the Persons IAARP) Chapter in speaker will be Howard Wiseman ceremonies, which will begin at 8:15 Kenilworth He will discuss "Fifty Years of Fun p.m. Iris Segal, president, will give a A BENEFIT Al'CTION ' will be and Fashion in Antique Cars " final report on her two-year sponsored by the Kuth Estrm Wiseman is the founder and past presidency. Alice Weinstein will be Goldberg Memorial For Cancer president of the Springfield Historic installation chairman. Participating Research (REGM) May 30 at 7:30 Society and has served as curator of in the event will be Dorothea Sch- p.m. at the Cranford Community the New Jersey Historic Society for wartz, invocation; Edith callen, Center, Bloomingdale Avenue The 27 years He also, is executive installation; Mrs. Schwartz, life $3 admission charge also will pay for secretary of the Sons of the membership, and Miriam Gershwin coffee and "some tickets ' The American Revolution and treasurer and Rose Blumenkranz, refresh- public is invited. Additional in- of Antique Car Club of America, ments. In addition to Mrs. Lustig, formation can be obtained by calling New Jersey area The two girls, the other officers are Phyllis Zlatin, FASH ION SHOW—-Displaying some of the 'vintage' clothing to be shown today at Beverly Goldman at 276-0743 and chosen to represent Springfield at an open house at The Home for Aged Women, Elizabeth, are, left to right, Marietta Billie Marks and Frances Ostrofsky, .Honey' Weiner at . 364.-4063, both the Girls' Citizenship Institute at vice presidents; Marion Rasnick, Burke of the Board of Managers; Faye Kamp, a resident, and Mrs, Lee Whitaker, chairmen Other committee Douglass College, New Brunswick, also of the Board of Trustees. The open house is from 1 :30 to 3:30 p.m. at 111 DeHart treasurer; Bernice Winarsky, members are Mvrna Abramson of in June are Tracy Bibler, delegate, financial secretary; Edith Born- and Deneen Martino, alternate. Place, Elizabeth. Further information can be obtained by calling 353-8074, stein, recording secretary, and Shirley Mann, corresponding secretary. The entertainment following the meeting will be offered by Naomi's Chevra, a group that sings in the Jewish traditions. Friends and husbands are invited to attend. Si THE JEWISH WAR Veterans, O Ladies Auxiliary 636, Union, will 1D° hold its installation of officers tonight at Evelyn's Sea Food Restaurant, Elizabeth. Installing officers will be Janice Sweet, department president; Sophie Ruderman, incoming department uxury Toivnhomes ii lull Sc-i i iii' Sii/( HI for Men & Women Now you don't have to go a Long way European Manicure Protein Treatment • Pedicure Nail Tips • Facial to look like you've come a long way... Nail Sculpturing • Body Wai Nail Wraps • Body Massage Step into a new dimension of easy living. 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Child members as models will be two1971, helped organize a Help Our various mergers, changes of name Congregation Israel of Springfield, James P. Hanney, community care will be available There will be daughters of Catherine Patania of Public Education committee and and location," Schneider says His Serving with Dr and Mrsrelation. s director for the American a confirmation service for the Union, court regent. The celebration was elected president of the In- family membership began with Burghauser on the banquet com- Lung Association of New Jersey, confirmation clss at the 11 am of Priest Appreciation Day and the terfaith Council of Roselle and Congregation Chevra Mishnayes on mittee are Fred Bayroff, John Union, was a member of the steering service installation of new officers, Roselle Park. He is involved in Jones Street, Newark, continued on Craner,. Susan Roth, Jack Solomon, committee for the fifth annual respectively scheduled June 9 and several community organizations in Prince Street as Congregation Adas Dr. Leonard Strulowitz, Joseph id. have been postponed to Sep- Conference on Philanthropy on May THE RKV. HOWARD PIKRCV, Union County and is a member of the Israel Mishrtayes, moved with that Weinberg, Isaac Wind and ex1-0 at Newark Airport Marriott Hotel husband of the Rev Estelle Piercy. tember. U was announced boards of NAACP, Concerned congregation to Shephard Avenue, officio, Rabbi Israel E. Turner, ' Ministers of Union County, Advisor founder-director of the Higher New moved again to Bergen .Street as leader of Congregation Israel, and The conference, sponsored oy the Thought Center, which meets A TESTIMONIAL banquet will be Hoard of Union College, Regional par"l of Congregation Israel and Zachary Schneider Health Planning Council of PJew New Jersey chapter of the National Sundays at noon in the United held to honor the Rev Theodore R, Society of Fund-Raising Executives, Methodist Church. 1060 Overlook Goyins, pastor of Heart A'ME Jersey and Board of Black Chur Church, 'HO Kighth Ave , Ka.st, ehmen, He holds office in other featured the president and founder Terrace, Union, will deliver the of First Jersey Securities Cor lecture sermonette this Sunday The RoseUe, June 9 at 6 p.m. at the Town organizations including chairman of THURSDAY DEADLINE All items olhiT Ih.in ',|.iol .tioul'l In n poration, Robert Brennan, as the •topic will he "Why Waste Your Time and Campus Retaurant, Union The the Roselle Scholarship committee, by I (V r11 riiur ',cliiy keynote speaker on Negative Thinking People " banquet will be given by thetreasurer of the Union County congregation, friends and-members () IC, director of social action for THE SKR.MON TOPIC Sumiay al of the community I)r Goyins, who the State of New Jersey and past the 10 am worship service in served as pastor of the Bethel AMK master of the Prince Hall Mason Osceola Presbyteruif) Church, 16B9 church, Madison, for 1H years, also I)r Goyins was a leader in the Raritan Road, Clurk, will lx> "Life worked in the field of electronic building of a new parsonage and From A New Perspective-" by I)r research and received a degree at church and under his planning, the Drew University in Madison He also church "was free of all indebtedness Charles A Jones 111 A men's by the spring of 1979 " The minister The future begins with U received a doctorate of humanities fellowship breakfast' will t>e held at and his wife, Clara, have four the church on Saturday at a a m from Edward Waters College and a doctorate of divinity from the B. I.children and three grandchildren Lee Theological Seminary in PASTOR .JA.MKS TATK will teach Jacksonville, Fla from the Book of Revelation at the DR. ARTHUR HKRNSTKIN. a 9:30 and the (i :(() pm services of Dr Goyins had served as cardiologist in the Metropolitan area Calvary Chapel on Sunday Services president of the Morris County and a "dedicated worker for many will be held at the Jefferson House. NAACF for nine years and washumanitarian causes," has been Elizabeth The public is invited to founder of the Madison Scholarship selected as "Man of the Year" by attend committee, which has granted more Congregation Israel of Springfield, it than a half million dollars to was announced by Zachary COl'HT PATRICIA \2M. Catholic students in that area He also served Schneider, congregation president Daughters of the Americas ClMi as chairman of other community f)r Alan and Raehelle Burghauser will hold it.* last meeting of the organizations including the Urban will serve as co-chairmen of a season June :i at 7 3d p.m in Ber- League Board of Directors, Council tribute banquet which will be held in nard Hall in St Joseph's Church, of Churches, Widows Son Lodge 54, September, Prospect Street, Maplewood Prince Hall Masons and helped to Dr.. Bernstein's lifelong Hostesses will be Ruth Fuest and organize the Housing Authority of association with Congregation Israel Marv Kozsik Court Patricia will Madison and is precessors '"reflects the This summer get more than a tan. 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COUNTY LEADER NEWSPAPERS Thursday, May 23. 1?85 — 15 Sports schedules Farmers shoot for UCT crown By KICK BAHBA pionship game, the Minutemen and Park were not long blasts but a BKEARLEV REGIONAL , „ UNION HIGH SCHOOL It will be Union against Elizabeth Farmers met this past Monday in couple of well-placed bunts Anthony The Bears"playedat Home against Team Opponent Day Home' Time in the Union County Tournament Union and the Farmers came out on DiFabrizio led off the seventh with a North Plainiield last Thursday and Baseball Away baseball final at Memorial Field in I'lamfii-lc) Friday I 4f, top with an H-r> victory Jerry DiPisa base hit Chris Abramowitz pinch- lost, 10-4 Chris Cardoso was two-for- Baseball A Kiitabt'lh Sunday Linden at 8 p.m. on Sunday Coach Baseball N H (M singled in two runs to lead a fifth ran for DiFabrizio and came around three with two RBI's for Brearley. tlahway TueHlay Baseball II :i 45 Gordon JA'Matty will lead Union into inning rally Hob Levy singled m On Friday the Bears scored nine Westfield WetinesdJiy on to score when John Kolas' fly ball Tennis A I 45 its IJth UCT final since he began I'l.i infield Friday A f 4', another run as Union struck for four was turned into a two-base outfield runs in the second inning to defeat Tennis Kahway Wednesday II 1 45 coaching in 1959 I.eMaily's teams runs in the fifth Paul Cifelii pitched error Dennis McCaffery and EdPingry, 11-4. Kevin Cullen and Steve I'hillipshurji Soflball Tiida) II 4 UU have claimed seven championships the final four inmgs for the victory Jaehim then both got aboard on hunt Barr each stroked two-run singles Softball Wealfieid Fridiiv N H VI However, the las! time Union won Softball Itahwas Tu(-!iila> A 1 4"! singles With the bases jammed, and Steve Kailensee added a two-run Softball , . WeMdelii Wiilnes(la> II .1 45 was in 1975. Jamie Knck forced Kolas at thedouble Cullen was three-for-three Volleyball Fnitiiy A I 45 Si cikh Plains WiHlncsdas II ! •>', plate, but James Shnner delivered for the Bears Volleyball The Farmers reached this year's an RBI single thai scored McC'uffery DAYTON REGIONAL final by beating a very lough New with tht'.Avinmng run IRVINGTON HIGH KCHOt) Providence team, 5 1 lust .Saturday SPORTS In a game shortened by,rain, last Team • ipjaini-Mt lldine Tune Pioneers starter Joe Verrico, a Thursday, the. fiulfdog!. shutout Bast-hall V JV HOSKU.K Hillside, H-u. Dayton go! three RBI's .-,.",• '. ' ' ' (rdiiforrt Friiti) 'A 1 45 sophomore righthander, had a no Baseball V.JV 1 [yiiti ( .ilholic . In games lust week as the regular The Hams moved, over the TM\from Jim ThorlakHOn, a two-run Baseball V.JV II r hi tier. Ruing into the sixth inning , . * * ' Linden Wetlni-sd-ii f\ j J season draws to a close, here's what mark with an il 4 victory over triple from Kyle Whissel, a solo Softball V JV < r.iiifonl Friii is II I 45 before losing f! when Nelson Colon Softball V.JV happened Roseile Catholic last Thursday homer by Darren laiont* and a two- 1 iiKiii ('alhiilu 1 Ul'Ml.lS A .1 45 lined a single to center field Art Softball V JV II j 4fj IKVINGTON Linden I^inge had started off the sixth by Kelvin Gnmsley got the Hams run double from winning pitcher Volley hall V JV (ranfiirii Fridas II 4 m l^ast Wednesday was not a good moving with a grand slam in the top Todd Hichler. Richter improved his Volleyball V.JV Weal field ,\ 1 45 drawing a walk and he went to third Boys' Tennis one for the Campers as they lost to rran/orti A ! 45 on Colon's hit Uinge scored when of the first Sam Ventola was two record to 4-2 by striking out seven Hoys,'Tennis, t niiiii Cilhiilu Wi'dncsd.iv if 1 45 Keurnv. 19 l It went from bad to Jerry Dipisa's ground ball in the for-three with three KBI's and Brian and MalkinK just one batter, worse last Friday as Elizabeth, hole bounced out of third baseman Byrnes hit a two-run homer in the UNION behind the one hit pitching of junior DAVID BRKARLIiV HIGH SCHOOL Jim Davenport's glove " Neil Kurtz third to give Koselle a 7 0 lead The Farmers .scored four runs in Tcdtn i iJijKirit'nt lirm- left-hander, Torn Torres, shutout 11.1S Hume looped a two-out, two-run single to LINDEN the bottom of the seventh inning to Irvinglon, 12-0, ma game called Baseball-V.JV kilM'llf T(Hl-i\ II i IDI right center field to top off the five Last Wednesday, the Tigers defear visiting Scotch Flams. 6-1 last Softball V.JV after five innings because of rain A A in run rally Mike Lawler. Union's 4-0 defeated Union for the second time Friday Yesterday the Farmers KOSKI.I.KI'AKK pitcher, completed a six-hitter an this season as Tony Principato played at Irvington and tomorrow at The Panthers rallied for two runs ABRAHAM CLARK HIGH SCHOOL inning later as the Farmers im- struck out U in an K-fi victory Billy Plainfield On Tuesday, Union p!ay« in the bottom of the seventh to lake a Team opponent I),IS Himir Time proved to 16-6 Hasko cracked a three run homer in at home versus Kahway and on W-2 win over New Providence last the bottom of the first to give Linden Wednesday close out the regular Has? bail-V.JV Maud drearier I tula > A ,i 4,i In a preview of Sunday's cham- Thursday The key hits for Roselle Tennis, Kahuai Mundijs 11 \ 1*1 a 4-3 lead season at Westfield .Softball V JV Dai id Mre.irlfi II 1 45 -Softball V.JV Knsellel'ark TtiCMliiv II 1 45 ROSELLE PARK HIGH SCHOOL UHS, Westfield in UCT Softball finals Team opponent Site Time By WAYNE TILLMAN nesday, and they just might collide the stale's top pitchers this season good hitters We're expecting a Soflball Verona K'riiliij II 4 Ul SofthallJJV KOM-IK- Tue?vdii> A 4 Wi All season long, the top two teams with each other in the North Jersey, and in the past tough game," he said in Union County softball have been Section II, Group IV playoffs Lady Farmer coach George But Union is one excellent club, as Union and Westfield, And the latest Union and Westfield reached the LINDKN HIGH SCHOOL Hopkins' probable starting lineup Flinn calls this team "the best I've Tea m Opponent Day Home Time edition of this rivalry will be final by winning last Friday's will be: Mulvihill in right, Kalhy had in three years renewed tomorrow under the lights semifinal games The Lady Far- Scheffels at second base, Peters Hasebull-V.JV St-iiti-h Plains Friday A :i 45 at Linden's Memorial Field. mers, seeded first in the UCT,pitching, Brzezinski at shortstop, His 'probable starters for Han-ball V.JV Imngton Monday II :i 45 tomorrow are sophomore shorstop Golf David Brearle) Tuesday II :i 15 The Lady Farmers and Blue blanked Cranford, :s-o. while Kim Miller at first, Rosemary Golf Siotih Plain!. Wednesday II ,1.15 Devils will meet tomorrow at 8:30 Westfield, seeded third, downed DegJman in center. Sue Zymroz Bonnie Kirk, junior leftfielder Sue Softball V JV .Scotch ['lain). Tuesday A :i 45 Sulovski; sophomore Robin Derr at Softball V.JV Irvingtun Wednesday A 3 45 p.m. for the Union County Tour- Roselle Park, 3-1. catching, Strickland at third and Sue Tennis St'oich 1'lain.s Wednesday A J 45 nament championship. Both teams In Union's win, winning pitcher Bregman in left third, junior Cathy Frantantoni pitching; sophomore Crissy have won UCT titles before, so this Andrea Peters ripped a two-out, two- And the Union varsity won't be the game is nothing new to either side. run triple, to key a three-run fifth Kuldanek catching; sophomore JONATHAN DAYTON HIGH SCHOOL only one trying for a county title Robin Colder in center, sophomore Team Opponent Day .Home-- Time But with so much at stake, the inning. Chantey Strickland started tomorrow Coach Chris Fl inn's Dawn Rossilli at second and soph Away intensity of these two Watchung the Lady Farmer rally with a single. Baseball.V JV Mlllburri Today H 3 45 junior varsity girls will meet Sue Gentesse in right Freshman Bas,t'tii- 11 -Millburn Todaj A i 45 Conference powers will heat up, And Then with one out, Sharon Mulvihill Cranford at 6:30 at Memorial Tennis Oratory Today H :i 45 Union is eager to play Westfield, reached on an infield error and Soflball Whippany Hark Today II ,i 45 tomorrow m the first game for the The leading hitters are Derr with a Boys Track Middlesex Today A j 45 since it was Coach Carol Conner's Peters came up two batters later eountyjayvee crown 523 average and five triples, Oolf Madison Tuesday A n 15 team that handed Union its only loss and stroked the game-winning hit Union's jayvees sport a ir»-:j record Frantantoni with 36 hits, 10 of them Volleyball Columbia Today I! 3 45 this season. Julie Brzezinski brought Peters Volleyball Mother Sfton Tomorrow H :i 45 and have split its two previous doubles, Derr and Fratantoni with And this likely won't be the last home with a base hit. games with Cranford, winning 74 three home runs each and Sulovski Schedultra subji-t I to change N-Uarne played at neutral site i time they meet this spring. They are And once again, UHS must face and losing 8-5 But Fljnn expects with 40 runs batted in UHS has slated to meet again in the regular the ace of the Westfield team, senior tomorrow to be a good game averaged 13 runs a game and season finale at Union next Wed- Nancy Kasko, who has been one of "Cranford's a good team with two allowed seven "IF IT'S . AUTOMOTIVE •f WISI MOST LIKELY Exclusive Limousine Service^ WE HAVE IT" Memorial • UT^WISI MUtftlH Beyond First Class Jaeger i WHOLESALE f Day A WMQUSA41 TO THE PUBLIC Lumber men kuitdin« Mm**••! Cant AUTO PARTS We Carry all the hard to git fteffis. QPINSUNDSifSA.M.ZP.M. 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BKARNK IMPALAH VI, FOXKS2 The Murdoch Walker Aluminum Kevin Kennedy's inside-the-park a homer and Jon Tuson a grand game, the Lions Club Virginians The Knights of Pythias Kagles The John DeGeorge Jewelers MeLs outlasted the Lee Myles home run led the Union Rams Maple slam. txiged the BFI Cyclones, »B, in one defeated the Union Bootery Bears as Impalas defeated the StrauNS Braves as winning pitcher David Leafs over the Ferdon Equipment BISONS IS, TORNADOES 8 1 of the top games last week in the Paul Caivano had three hiLs and with Plastics Foxes behind pitchers Miki Melia had three hits and Brian Red Wings. Mark Kennedy's great The J.L. Hammett Bisons teat the 1 Union Little league two each were George Christau and DeFeo and Edward Collins and good Perkins, Paul Kreder. Stephen catch' saved two runs and Howard Pathmark Tornadoes as Damian The winners were led by the hit Barry Marlalt Caivano and fielding and hitting from William Kmet, Troy Marshall and Mike Allan drove in three tallies, Boroff drove in five runs with a ting of Brian Bayer and the pitching Christau also pitched well Kenn..MiqueJ.Velez. Fred Pinch and McErlean also hit BISONS 12. ROYALS 4 homer and triple. The winning of Eric Erath Chris Mazzarella of THiKHS III. RKDSOX 7 lion Solomon VIRGINIANSf>, Hl'GAH KINGS:. The J.L. Hammett Bisons pitcher was Jay Jethwa, the Virginians held thi> losers in Kevin Skiper's bases clearing MKTS9. INDIANS I The Lions Club Virginians beat the defeated the Bob Higgins Photo FOXES 5, HAWKS 4 check double highlighted an eight run fifth Thp Murdoch Walker Aluminum N J Tool and Die Sugar Kings on the Royals behind two hits each by The Strauss Plastics Foxes edged In other I'LL action from last inning that enabled the American Mets defeated the Optimist Club strong relief pitching of Mike Damian Boroff and Brian the Battle Hill Exxon Hawks behind week League first half champ Garden Indians as Anthony Purcell pitched Dunbar and the hitting of Jim McGovern. Also hitting for the the pitching of Ryan Doyle and CARDINALS Hi, liHAVKSK Slate Auto Medix Tigers to out last a twohilter in heating Anthony Kielwasser and Chris Mazzarello winners were James Hoffman, Scott Richard Raymond, the hitting of The J M M Foundation Cardinals the Central League first half champ Lanzi Thi; Indian hitters were I-mzi UKAKS 11, MAKl.INST) Schaeffer, Darren Villano and David Chris Almerico and fielding of Marc defeated tho Lee Myles Braves as Elastic Stop Nut Red Sox Steve and Daniel Laliazzo Brian Perkins The Union Bootery Hears defeated Fiore. McGovern and Tom Ber-Terhune, 1 Scott Hoffman, _Hnan Testa and Was/ak got the win by allowing four had three hits for the Mets, I he Himmeles Marlins behind the _nknopf combined on a no-hitter PIRATES 10, REDS 3 Chris Dunbaj- each had three hits for hits while Pete Simko's three-run I.IONSli". PANTIIKKSS pitching of Al Abuliak and the CARDINALS 6. (TBS 5 The C&J Towing Pirates downed the victors Marc Ciri'lli and josh homer capped the big inning Joe The Hassano Oil Service Lions defense of Sean O'Donnell and Ed A triple by Brian Testa and a the Union Center National Bank Kspinosa had two hits each and Muss struck out 11 for the Sox nipped the Kmmels Auto Body Bopp . . , sacrifice fly by Donald Hertling in Reds as winning pitcher John Vecoli Justin StiH'le and Tim Leary one ROYALS Hi. CMIKKS IL« I'anthurs on tlie hitting of Cireg LIONS io. HAWKS i the seventh helped the J.M.M, allowed only a bunt single to Jason apiece The Boh Wiggins Photo Royals Netschert. Sean Perkins, (ireg The Bassano Oil Service Lions Foundation Cardinals a 6-5 win over Malanda and struck out nine while TWINS i;i. RKDS to defeated the Union Fire Department (iood, Chris Huss, Chris Serra and defeated the Battle Hill Exxon the Union Plate Glass Cubs and the walking three For the Pirates, The Schenng Plough Twin.s broke Chiefs behind the hitting of Marc the pitching of Nicky Alberto and Hawks on the hitting of Nicky first half title in the National Brian Woodward had five RBI's and their losing streak by defeating the Knapp and Chris DeAngelis, fielding Jennifer Flono Alberto, Greg Netschert, Jeff League Card pitcher Justin Steele Rick Troncone three. Inion Center National Bank Red by Steve Almenco and pitching by TWINS-1, DOIXiKKSit Konopada and Jennifer Florio and had a no-hitter going until the Cubs ROYALS 10, HURRICANES 6 Twin pitcher I'eier Marra was, MikeSitmk The Hchering Plough Twins edged the pitching of Sean Perkins and erupted for five hits and five runs lo The Bob Higgins Photo Royals backed by the hitting of Gary WHITKSOX'J, (TUSH the Exchange Club Dodgers as Gary Eddie Peason tie the score, Chris Dunbar picked beat the American Products Schueffer, KOIKTI Kuldanek, Nick The MacMillan Bloedel White Sox Schaeffer struck out eight Bob IMPAI.ASfi. WILDCATS:! up the win in relief, while Testa had Hurricanes behind the hitting of four hits for the Cards Komanowilh two KHIs nipped the Union Plate Glass Cubs Kuldanek had three hits, including a The John DeGeorge Jewelers Eric Shans. Steve Almerico and GIANTS 6, WHITE SOX a PIRATKS II, RKDSOX 111 as winning pitcher Al Telymonde homer, and David Ti'tto, Kevin defeated the Virsons Caterers Marc Knapp, Chris Zrinski was the The C&.J Towing Pirates edged the was backed by Colin Lynch's three- Murphy and Peter Marra also hit for Wildcats behind pitchers Fred Pinch The Rotary Club Giants beat the winning pitcher For the Elastic Stop Nut Red Sox in extra run homer A bunt by Telymonde the winners Donald Matera struck and Mike Fastiggi and the fielding MacMillan Bloedel White Sox as Hurricanes, Shane Jacobs and Dan innings Mike Costello's three-run brought in the winning run Mike out 11 in a losing effort and hitting of Ed Collins, Steve Katz, Donny Foti had two hits. Giant Winick pitched well, with Jacobs homer tied (he game for the win- Liloia homered for the Cubs OKIOLKS 15, GIANTS 0 Mike DeFeo, Brian Schmitt and piichers Dave Shaw and Timhittin, g an inside-the-park homer ners In the .seventh, Brian Wood- BISONS |6. Ml'STANGSN The Union Elks Orioles blanked I^enny Misuraca Zawacki combined on a four-hitter COLTS 13. EAGLES 3 ward scored on Dan Liliey's single The j L. Hammed Bisons the Rotary Club Giants behind the WILDCATS 9, PANTHERS 0 and struck out 14. Sox hurler Vinnie The Eastern Dental Center Colts and Rick Troneone then knockud in defeated the Fordland Mustangs one-hit, nine-strikeout pitching of The Virsons Caterers Wildcats Moore allowed just five hits and beat the Knights of Pythias Eagles the winning run behind the relief pitching of James Marc Magliacano The O's hitting shut out the Emmels Auto Body struck out six, to clinch the first half title with an 8- Hoffman Brian McGovern had 1 Panthers behind the four-hit pit- PIRATES 12. INDIANS 2 "YANKKKS i:t. THiKHS J was led by Chris Raima, Mike Acqui 0 record Alan Weinfeld struck out three hits and David Fiore and Ron and Mike Yurecko with two hits ching of Michael Permison and Billy The C&J Towing Pirates beat the The Alcan Metals Yankees eight and allowed four hits, Dan Bubnowski two each for the winners each FiTchak Optimist Club Indians as winning downed the Garden State Auto Samila had three hits for the win- DODGERS 7, CARDINALS:! MKTS 10. HRAVKSa MAPLE LEAKS **• struck out eight. Amato and Don Schultes combined Luke Monsorno and Ken Kosiba Linden Auto Body, M ~ PUBLIC NOTICE . T City Savings defeated Raiffes on a one-hitter, with Amato striking each had three hits and three runs Custom Hair Design downed Wood » T4K E NOT ICE 'fiat mt to Naming aBBi .cations lor Zon ng variant H were heard By the loa rd of 41 scored. Nick Melnyk homered •^ AOiuv'ftn! of tr.i. T&snihip of urnon on Afanesoay May IS. I9BI at i 00 P M i" tne Municipal A Youth Center, 5-0, as Brian Kosiba out eight. Avenue Hardware, 15-2. as Tommy _j BuHginy, F-r.rjMrgpf Pan un.gn N J • Sandfill whipped Clarke, 13-3, as T belted an inside-the-park home run Venice Pizza defeated Penn Oil, 3- Zajac and Eddie Howe each had •_-•-"•"- " Crane homered and Kevin Brady AHG CE DiLlhlON in the fourth inning, Kosiba, Ryan 0, behind two hits each by Art three hits and scored three times for - u V B E FFECTED B6OUE5TBD QPTHE Figuierido and Andrew Mqdrak and Rudy Sarro each had three hits BOARDOF * Guerra and Joey Bramante com- Custom, * ADJUSTMiNT bined to hold Raiffes hitless, Royal Dell beat Linden Auto Body, and three runs scored. Venice Pizza defeated Garden Battaglia routed MOD., 17-5, Cynvi-f i H pre G f d n t c o Arthur's Limited Edition nipped 8-2, behind two hits each by Rob State. 6-3, as Brian Figuierido had a 3 1 b A v *} . Union v * i ^! i n g mv ri' BplolutiOn two-run homer for the winners. It" N j . ilotl maritrt into iJ accordance witn N J s A 40A I j U •J r, , c r. 3*03 L0MI c a t e r . n g NOT \C I OF HEARING Any pervon or personi affected by tun applied J The Township 01 Union reserves the right, Buiiness ti6n rnay have the opportunity to t»e heard at the The minimum price that will be accepfed for * TAKE NOTiCE thai *n applicalion upon the completion of said PUDJIC jale to accept ftai Men mage o» AuQui! ana iiavroula Karoln MubHic Hearing to Be hela by the Board ot Adiusi or reiect the hignesl Bid or anf of all bids made me purchase of said premises is l*SO,0M 00 mifni on June 1(, i?|S at i 00 p m in the iiGINNINO at a p^int in the ealferly line of V a r y a f JiAB Route JJ E ftc 1 d une lor » variance from trip reqyirpmtnls o*. the at said pubhi sale an /^gnicipai iuilding. H76 Morris Ave , union, Stwyvesanl Avenue, laid point being two nun fgr.M l %iQr f mdbBnf y * Towmhip .01 union Land Development . Or 3 The.saidpremisejare to be sold in an '.-as ii" Edit Union, 22 !91i N J dred and sinty three and ninety three hundred O a • ', D'-i! ouiiainq dtjdi dinanee iana tsf ^yb division ^tip plan ap condition ana suBiect to the foilswing N j Block * An documents relating to this application may ths C63 «)') measurM northerly along Mid line fJa'fv H j iiOf! ( 40' « 70' ! prevail %o 41 to permit the erection of j porch A Any and all restrictions and eajeinents of * 3409 Lot tl. U be inspected by the public between the Hours a' ot iluyyesant Avenye from Its IntefSeetlwi with 070*0 * with iteps encroaching into the side yard located record, if an^ 9 00 i^m ana 4 30 p m in me office of the at 16JI Burns Place wrnch is in violation o( Sec R tiirh mi. n| i.fH *t »n frfiir»tn mrmy the nortnerlvline of wewanna Avenue, and alia -Set ret an—et the Bnai u—m—-rtie W itl|>a may reveal Being the northerly line of Lot 4, Bloeit nil, of 2340 3250 CeniiructiQi'i of Carried for Con guildins, ly?s Morris Avenue, union. N J No ? ?ih Lano Development Ore C Any and all applicable municipal {oning the Tai Map Of Union, New Jeruy, thenc* Corp il Kentucky tinuea Nedfing An. ix-r•von m perwns affecieo by this apehca B6THELAME CHURCH II) Aiaog me easterly line « Styyvtsant on June 12, IMS restrictions 100C N,n(r Union H J lion may ha^e an opportunity to ot heard al the GLADvVlNA FUBLER t Th# cash deposit required at ifte time of the Avenue north five degree* fifty three minutes Ave Block M. 480^. PuBiit Hearing to be held by the Board of Adjuif President, Board of Trustees offer shall B« ten percent (io*»j of the highest Bio East (N $ degrees SJ' •) a disfanct sf two nun Lot', I. 2. 3. S. 9 men! on June I? 1»15 si 8 00 p m in (he eod)6! Union Leaser, May ?3, l»il accepted By the Township Committee Said dred and twenty two hundredths (WD.2I') f»et to '0 n Municipal Building. 1?76 Morris Ave Union. i Pee |U W deposit shall Be payaBle in catn Of certified a point in the northeriy line of Let !; thenee N J tl) South eightyfour degrees isvfti minutes * checu The Balance of the purchase pf ice shall B# Salv^lore j Maura All documents relating to this application may payable in cash or certified checii at the time of East (SM degreet Or E) a distance of one hun Secretary 01 the CJOaraof Afliu5iment be inspected By the public between the hours ot closing of title, which said doting shall take dred nin«ty one and three hundredths (191 03') ^ 00*169 union Leaai" VarJj. is| NOTICEOr! HEARINO 111 001 9 00 a m ana 4 10 p m .n the office ot the PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that an apphcalion place no Istfr than ninety (W) days »uBi*quenf feet to th# westerly line of lands now of forrnerly Secretary o( the Board in tne Municipal has Been made by Anthony ' J CeMa for a to the time of the acceptance of the Bid by th# j B Bunrieil, thenee *••*•••••*•*** Building. 19?fe Morns Ave Un,on. N J • variance frbm the requirements of the Township Township (3) Along said line wuth three deflreei twenty sn minutes •ait (S ] degrees 26' El o distance Augujt GUI Karohs of union Lang Development Ordinance land for 5 Cempetifise bids will not be accepted oy th« Applicant of eighty nine and thirty two hundrtdfhs (if B') . SHEBIFfiULE NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT jub division Site plan approval) %o as to permit municipality unless said competitive bid ii SUPEBlOB COUBT qp NEW jfcw'ai * 00611] Union Li-aacr May 3] I9BJ a tree standing sign iocalea at 3Wi Mwr,j Ave feet tea point, thence Notice ii hereBy given mat me !ir»t ana final higher man the last bid By at leiit Twenty iivt Ul South seventy nine degrees five minutes CHANCEHV DIVISION account o! trie iuBitrib*', Micnael S Koeelmsn, IFee HIM) which is in violation of Section 416 C S of the Dollars ills 001 . UNION COUNT* Land Oevelopment Ord East |~S,79 degree* OS') a distance of thirty tour Assignee lor the Benefit 01 Creditors ot 6 If the successful bidder rmgittti or refute* ana thirty si* hundreflthi (14,Is') to a point, BOC«E T NO f1 I'JU 14 ECONOMIC BUSINESS SVSTEWS, INC, NOTICE OF HEABIN& to pay tnt Balance of the bis price upon in* Any person or personj alfecteO By this applet tfience FINN FEDERAL SAVINGS BANK Plrt nt.li Aiiignof, will B? augitea and itafed by ANN P PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that an apelicailon jender ot trwaeed By the Town»rnp, lt»n the 10** VS don may have in opportunity to B# rieara »t the at peri it will Be retained By the Town»nip en ac (5) In part through Lot ) forming a new line CONTl Sgrrogate. and reported for the wfile has been made by Morris Avenue Aiioe«it#», ana along the westerly line of Lot 4 south six ' ROBERT W BELIseOFB ana CAROLYN menl lo the Supenor Coufl of New Jerwy. Law Inc for a variance Irefn the requirements o» the fiublic Mearing to Be held By the loard of Aehuif count of damasM tor failure io pvrtDrm ana. In BiLiKOFF, hii wile, INTEP COVV.UNITV ment on June 16, \HS at I 00 P m in the addition thereto, the succettfMi Bidder shall M degrees forty seven minutes west (S t degrees Division, Probate Part,,Union county en Friday, Township ot union Land Deveioprrwnf Or 47* W) a distance of ninety three ana seventy BANK, STATE Of NUrVJiR Spy, E&iTCOAST June jiii ne.t. at I 30 c M , a! the Union County dinanee iana lor subdivision j,te plan approval) Municipal Builfling, l?7i Morris Ave . union. liable tor m# ditference between his Bid «nd fh# CRANE, INC , SAPEGU6BD , BUSlNiSS N J amount ootatned By the Township on a reulc of seven hundredth! (?) 71') (eel toa point, tntnet Court Mouse. Eiilaeeth. N J so as to permit the paving ol an additional par* (6) North eighty three degrees thirteen SYSTEMS, INC, BROUNELL. KBAMER ing area on premi^ei locate* at J6J4 Msrri* All documents relating lo this application may saldpremi^t. * WALDOR AGENCY, IMPERIAL BOLT 1 SUPS 7 No real estate or le«al commluion will bt minutes Wm (N 13 aegree! 1]' W) a distance M Avenue which is in violation of Sjsetisni A04. *Oi, o# inspected o* '"m public Between the neu,rs o*, ninety two and fifty five hundredtht (fl 11') feet PLY. INC , MALONEV & CURCiQ INC aelen fa* it riap i i Kopeimsn Wlcj IJI. W(C) (S) InB 7O7U! (7) of !h# Land paid By the Tawnship Assignee » OS a m ana 4 jo p m in tn« O«!ie» W the tea point; thence aanti Development Ordinance Secretary of the Board in th* Municipal I Titit cIMin? than take place at tn# CIVIUACTION DalfO Mat Vi'-iU1 I urV S the rtv A' • • • ll.,H jf i t'i,l General All Season :n idrf 3 i,h Oscar de (a Renta, Lord West. After Six Pierre Cardin, Bill Bla« V i t " Steel Radial Our Sp'-'uai low TIT'AM r,i\,,- Ameri*Way ST" BLACKWALL P195/75R14 Regularly '48.95 ( r.' 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Mapiewood, N.J. 07040 (201)762.2900 ' o cxcludcv x and MV fee*, include* destination char»c» and dealer prep A constant source of comfort^ la A Sueaaijty el Mm Cofpef«m 01S _ COUNTY LE'DER NEWSPAPERS - Thursday. /Way 23, 1985 — 19 Offense dominates AALL play The Mountainside Little League Dale Torborg's sixth inning triple relief for the Colts and aided his own witnessed several early season was a key blow in the first game as cause with three RBI's, crucial matches as the Twins swept the Broncos rallied to win, 7-4 behind two previously undefeated op the strong pitching of Jamie The PBA did get four hits from ponents to move into undisputed Downey Springfield PBA got three Peter Classman, three hits from Joe possession of first place KBI's from Dennis ('ostello. Roth, two hits and three RBI's from In their first win, the Twins sur- In their second game, the PBA Barry Teitlehaum and a dazzling, vived a six-KHl onslaught by Kith dropped an H fi decision to the Colu, over the head catch down the right Antonacci, which included a grand .Jim Hiirrctt pickud up the win in field line by Costello. •slam home run, to outlast the Orioles, 11 a Peter Gittrich also had a grand slam and six KBl's for the winners and combined with Chad Key games on tap Uberhauser's perfect day at the plate and Mike Byrnes' two-run, single for the win. in Rebel Softball STATE CUP SOCCER CHAMPS—The Union Lancers recently captured their first Then, the Twins survived an 11 Three teams share the lead in the knocked in six runs to lead the second half of the Lower League in Cruisers to victory Jon Paris had a , New Jerse9 lonayl toStatrrie Soccer Cup championship and will be competing next month at run fourth inning by the Braves for a • /u i u "ment. Team members are, front row left to right, Chris Unger, 17-15 victory Gittrich was again the the Kebel Softball league The first triple and a homer while John Peins Butch Uhouse, Dave Santos^ Karl Schellscheidf, John Lonergan, Sammy DIMagio, offensive leader for the winners, half champion Recruits, meet the and Neil Holdrosen each had three Chris Gumm and Martin Taylor. Standing are Matt Welch, Anthony Clapcich, with Colin Gordon picking up the win upstart first half runrHTup Federals hits for the Cruisers Steve Sizelove Jerry White, Dave Barrabee, Mike Teska, Gerald DiPisa, Bob Cook and Neil with two strong innings of relief Jim on Saturday while the defending and Steve KoreLsky both had three Kurtz. Higgins had three hits and four , league champion Hi-ntm-s face the hits apiece for the Defenders RBI's for the Braves Federals on Sunday In the Upper WAKKIOftS 9. DKSTRO YKRS 7 In the American League, the League, the defending Warriors will Glen Lipkin smacked three hits Brewers and Angels continued be out to avenge their only loss of the including the game-winning homer Amalfe (4-0) shines in GAL year when they face the undefeated in the seventh inning as the Warriors Home runs were aplenty in the undefeated The Angels ripped the Amy Albert smacked a home run for Kim Soyka walloped a grand slam Astros, 12-1, as Kevin Sauer Cruisers in their second of three edged the Destroyers Tom Roselle Girls Athletic League and Amalfe.' battles this season Here's what Petruccelli had a homer and two here's what happened in last home run while Sophia Scott, Lisa homered to open the game (jUIULKY 19, PBA 17 Jones and winning pitcher Joanne The Brewers also whipped the happened in games played on May singles to go along with two RBI's weekend's games: Winning pitcher Linda Alvardo Uth and 12th: for the winners AMALFE6. KMBA5 Letters also homered to lead FMBA. Astros, 14-:J behind the pitching of had nine strikeouts in just three Ani Berberian homered for First Brian Anderson and David Hamlett LOWKH I.KAdlK I.OWKR I.KAC1K Amy Albert and winning pitcher innings and four home runs by Kelly FKDKKALSll, I9KHK2 LOYALISTS 20, KAGLKSO Jenny Lynch homered as Ama.lft* National, Kevin Barisonek, Robbie De Quigley, Carrie Crater. Shanalyna QUIGLEY 20, FIRST NATIONAL 1 Francisco, Keith Kennedy, Jessica Nick Gallo pitched a fine game as Matt Permison pitched a four- edged FMBA Sophia Scott and Kim Palmer and Tara O'Brien powered the Federals beat the 4yers Gallo hitter and Bob Forlenza knocked in Soyka homered for FMBA Two home runs by Tara O'Brien Schneider and Kathy Gittrich led the Quigley to victory. Susan Svare, and solo shots by Sue Bronski and attack and Chris Angle each had three hits six runs .as the Loyalists shutout the FIRST NATIONAL 13, PBA 5 Traci jarosz, Heather Peterson and It proved to be a long week for the while Darren Meyer, Chris Butler Eagles Mike Bruno and Scott Susan Svare and Traci Jarosz Wendy Kinal powered Quigley to Lisa Ann Palmisano homered for victory Ani Berberian hit two Astros as the Yankees came from and Jason Alatorri* had two hits Stephi'tison drove in three runs homered to power First National to PBA behind to pull out a 7-4 decision apiece apiece while Matt Carlo and Mike victory. Danielle Matthes pitched homers for First National. AMALFE 6, PBA 4 FMBA 18. PBA 12 Scott Driscoll had a double and LOYALISTS'in, (iKNKKAI.S VI Grossberg had two RBI's each for well to gain the victory Winning pitcher Jenny Lynch triple for the Yankees to help Tom Bob Forlenza belted two home the winners MAL1NS IH, FIRST NATIONAL U Kim Soyka was the winning pit- belted two three-run homers to lead cher as FMBA held on to beat the Lyorte pick up the win in relief. runs and Matt Carlo had five hits. RKCRtlTSl.FKDKRALSa Winning pitcher Missy Christiano Amalfe. Susan Svare and Kristen Gardiner hit a three-run homer for including two doubles lo lead the Winning pitcher Bob Cooney hurled a shutout and homered to PBA, Dubroski homered for the PBA. AMALFE IB, FIRST NATIONAL 5 the Astros Loyalists to victory The Generals pitched an eight-hitter and con- lead the Malins.to victory. Sherry AMALFE 13, MALINS 12 Pony League play featured two were led by Keith RugguTio who hit tributed two hits as the Recruits Brown also homered for the Malins. A grand slam home run by win- In a game that was close all the ning pitcher Jenny Lynch and solo heartbreaking last inning losses by a home run edged the Federals Bob Fern had QUIGLEY 7, AMALFE 3 way, Amalfe edged Malins: The the Springfield PBA as they made LPFKKLK.\(iLK two him and knocked m two runs, Shanalyna Palmer and Carrie shots by Amy Albert and Denise winning pitcher was Amy Albert, Baker powered Amalfe to the win. their debut in Mountainside League CRL lSKKH 14. D-KKENDKKS :t including the game winner The Crater homered and Linda Alvarado FMBA 25, FIRST NATIONAL 6 play. Chris Orlando belted four hits, Federals' Nick Gallo and Jason pitched a stronc en me f"" Qiagley. including a grand slam homer and Alatorrt? had three hits apiece Sports results last week MY WAV BOWL OPEN MEMORIAL DAY GRAND Baseball Girls track 9 AM CO S PM NO. 1 CHINESE RESTAURANT Kearny is. Imngtun i Im'ngton SB, Linden 55 Knioy our HOLIDAY SPECIALS Specializing in Chinese Food Linden 8. L'nipnB Spend '10.00 up Ey Drop Soup or SPECIAL LOW Daytong. Hillside0 Golf North Plamht'ld lo. Brt-jrifs 4 Dayton 1B0. Millburn lyi Coke is it! 25* Pt. Chicken Rice Soup FREE PRICE LUNCHES Hoseilf" u. Roselle Calholic 4 Brearley 178, North Piainliuld 1HI Spend '20.00 up Qt Egg Drop Soup or Mon. toThyri. 1:00 i.m. to Hoselle Park 3. New Providence 2 Union 171. Bloomfield IBS e Draft Beer 25 a«,r«« Qt, Chicken Rice Soup 11:00 p.m. FM. ind Sat. Brearley 11, Pinery 4 Dayton 17u. Verona 171 e C'ranfdrd 7, Linden ii Koseile park 158. Middle^*.-* 182 Hot Dogs 49 Spend '30.00 Pt. Roast Pork Fried 1.1:00 a.m. to 12:00 midnight Union 6. Scotch Plains D Union 230. Nu!le> 238 French Fries 49« Rice or Chicken Fried Rice Syndij 12:00 noon to 11:00 pm Elizabeth I!, Irvmglon U Union 178, Iloseile 227 Hot Jumbo Pretzels 3/sioo Spend '40.00 Qt. Roast Pork Fried Phone Your order in Advance for Union 5. New Providence I Rice or Chicken Fried Rice Union B. Elizabeth 5 Tennis Quicker Service HidgeS. Roseile4 Union s, Linden o 1064 Springfield Awe., Irvington Dayton 3. Governor Livingston 2 * Softball «irecn Brook 3. Hoselle Park 2 Elizabeth II, Irvinglpn 1 Irvinglon J, Linden 0 Westfield 3, Hoselle Park 1 Roselle 3, Railway 2 Union3,Cran(orda .Dayton 4, Millburn 1 Union 11, Johnson 1 Brearley S.St Mary's U loyi •rack Volleyball Union ti, Rahwiy S3 Union 74, Weslfieidii Summit 3. DlyCon 0 •-.—-•- Estate Metro Professional Dating Referral Service Take.the guessing out of Blind Dating By Jordan Bar is Date by choice, not by chance It's time to think , , , Ff«t Brochure Fort Lee Office 992-9555 Free Consultation 585-0370 Atkins Building 34S I, NorthfiBld AVB. First ESSEX COUNTY COLLEGE HOW IMPORTANT IS CREDIT HISTORY? Suite LLi • Uvingiton lor quality •ducation at an affordable coit You are not alone If you wert value as collateral. Also looked Degree and carter progta affected adversity by the last, at will be the amount of the Accounting deep recession, unemployment down payment, your total Engineering family Income and, yes, also --—Architectural Technology, _^ reached Its peak and many M£dlaJ>roduciion families had trouble paying your past credit history. So, POST RADIO & TV SERVICE Business Administration Nursing bills. Say, this was your posi- your credit history is only one Computer/Information Science Ophthalmic Dispensing tion. Your credit rating had of many factors to be con- Criminal Justice Physical Therapist Asst. sunk to a new low. However, sidered. Dental Hygiene Radiography you are back at work and have if your credit has improved Education Sofia! 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On Tuesday, May 28 • Mattress and Box Springs Hours will be Made on the Premises 9 AM to 8 PM RE-ELECT ELECT at 1331 Sprinifwld Awiue and at 34 Union Awnue SEALY*SERTA ASSEMBLYMAN GEORGE Also on Display TOM HUDAK DEVERIN TOGETHER INVESTORS Sit North ftMMM There's No Substitute For Achievement and SAVINGS • Mattresses Experience • Box Springs Two-hour Fre« Delivery* • Brass Beds on all stock items Including VOTE DEMOCRATIC JUNE 4 • Hi-Risers The Jersey SMri A Long Island Row E Regular Democratic Organization • Custom Sixes 20th Legislative District NoPtyone Orders ELIZABETH LINDEN RAHWAY CAJ MM tor by Dtvtf Hi a, H«MI campiltRlwM Mon-Fri.. 10 AM-* PM* THurs. 10 AMI PM* S*t. 10 AM S PM 20- Thursday, May 23, 1985 COUNTY LEADER NEWSPAPERS ACTION SUNOCO DON'S DINER OMB 24 8n, * Union 686-9774 Gerhard "Gerry" Bornong Proprietor Irrlnoton 373-30SS * Where Service U more than joaf a word * * ALFORD AUTOMOTIVE HOLLYWOOD MEMORIAL PARK 2W9 Springfield Atre.VamtMU G«thjM»nutne Garden* Maaaoltaaa 1500 StuyvftMAt Aveaae 4 Union 68ft^O40 Union 68a-4300 DUNLOPUNIROYALSUMMIT "ft TIRE OR EVERY BUDGET" DISCOUNT PRICES * J.C, MADDALUNA DISPOSAL CO., INC. 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Ml1 n Innn A» 110 North Wood A»» * 37*-7SS« St.T, PRINT MASTERS WILLIAM C, PALERMO, INC. * KENtt WORTS FUNERAL HOME 441Nwt*W««JA™ * , N J. 4WMN FEMJfER'S CANTEEN BAR * GRttL WUit*» A, M * _ • • to«i 0eet WaX b On lM*f Ad " III Waaktagtaa Av«. * 303 MJekl^a An, RIDER INSURANCE KtUlTCftt - * KlchanJ §, Wtltn IMSII1 U »o unit JMSlJl "MOTOllCYCiJi A AUTO WSORANCE" A L*cm«rd r»mlJr r»Mr»l Horn. WOMAN'S HEALTH ASSOCIATES OF fi*7 4M2 IRVINGTON * if FIRESIDE FLORIST UNDEN MONUMENTAL WORKS, INC, SASSONS YOUTH WORLD M 0«i« AT.. AMI* IM) n 1t+**ititi,****+iririt***1t1tit1,**ir*it*itit*****1rit1tik***^ on Union County May 23, 1985 StetiwFOCUi Two of the Union Leader. SpringhiMd Leader. Mountainside Echo, Linden Leader, The Specfator, KemlwortSh Leader it # Over 70,000 Readers A special treat for special children Celebrities kick off telethon by visiting hospital By SHAWN EVANS Presbyterian Medical Center) New York City. Children's Specialized Hospital is designed to The Children's Miracle Network Telethon is provide its patients with unique attention for their produced by the Osmond Foundation, which was special needs. formed by the Osmond family as the charitable But recently, the children and staff as well arm of the family organization. It joined forces in received more than a special treat when two 1982 with the National Association of Children's national celebrities graced the corridors of the Hospitals and Related Institutions, facility on New Providence Road in Mountainside, This year's telethon will air for the third con- As the children were wheeled into a large secutive year. The first annual telethon raised in physical therapy room, anticipation filled the air. excess of $4.7 million for Hospitals for Children, Although conversation was evident — the with the second raising $12,017,000, with more comments were minimized as the children pushed than 100 stations and nearly the same number of closer together for their honored guests, hospitals represented throughout the United "There she is," yelled an anxious viewer, as the States, Officials also noted it is the second largest double doors of the hospital room opened. and fastest growing telethon in the nation. Enter, Marie Osmond. Richard Ahlfeld, executive director of Moun- Osmond, national co-chairman and host of the tainside's CSH, presented Osmond with-a child National Children's Miracle Network Telethon, size T-shirt from the hospital. was accompanied by talented actor, director and "With us today, are the leaders of the telethon, writer John Amos, best known for his portrayal of the people who are making this all possible, I'd Kuiite Kinte in the television mini-series, like to present this shirt to Marie to give to her "Roots," own little boy, and whenever she looks at it, she'll The two joined with local participating hospitals think of us," Ahlfeld said. to kick off the 1985 Telethon which will air in the "It's a pleasure to be here," Osmond said. Metropolitan area on Channel 9, June 1 and 2, "We've spent most of the day going through all of Other hospitals visited by the two included the hospitals, and the best thing about this Children's Hospital (United Hospitals Medical telethon is that 100 percent of the funds raised stay Center) in Newark; Schneider Children's Hospital here in the local area; this is volunteerism at its (Long Island Jewish Medical Center) in New best," Osmondsaid to the group. Hyde Park, N.Y., and Babies Hospital, a division The theme of the show, "Make a Miracle of the Presbyterian Hospital (Columbia- {Continued on page 2) SPECIAL GUEST—Marie Osmond, national host with Physical Therapist Christie Carson, CSH is a of the National Children's Miracle Network pediatric rehabilitation facility for physically Telethon, shares a_smile with little Joey Reyes, a- dte#We^cHdteW^4Hdddolescents-trtilocated d on pTrFJervt at Children's Specialized Hospital, along New Providence Road in Mountainside. MARIE OSMOND (Photos by John Boutslkaris) Chilren's telethon (Continued from page 11 the entire child," Osmond said. Happen," will air live for 21 hours She told the group there are 35 from the Osmond Studios in Orem, grandchildren in the Osmond Utah. family, Amos, also a former pro-football "We just love kids. Children, no player, said he was" asked to par- matter what color, what race, what ticipate in the telethon two-years religion, deserve a chance at life ago when he himself was a patient at We're out to give it to them," a Newark hospital for a leg injury, Osmond said. "I'm glad to be back and I'm looking forward to this year; I think Although the duo only stayed for 15 the success will double and even minutes before venturing off, it was triple with all of your help," he said, evident that the visit instilled hope in Amos will host the New York the children segments of the show, "Mom, look! Marie gave me her Osmond said the telethon started autograph," said one patient. "I because they wanted to' do wonder if she'll give me a kiss," something to help children in need, His dream was answered, as the "We realized, when it boils down personable young lady brushed to it, what better place is there than against his face before being a children's hospital, which treats escorted out. Arts and crafts show set June 1 JOSEPH GRADQ of West The Scotch Plains-Fanwood Art Association's 19th annual outdoor field will sing the title role of arts and crafts show and sale will be held Saturday, June 1 from 10 a.m. Verdi's 'OteTlo' June 2 at 3 to 5 p.m. on the Municipal Green, Park Avenue and Front Street, p.m. in the Westfield Scotch Plains, Presbyterian Church, East Artists and crafters from the tri-state area, as well as local artists are LABELING—Every Heinz Baby Food and Instant Baby Broad Street and Mountain expected to attend. The rain date is June 8. Additional information is Food label returned to the Children's Miracle Network Avenue, Music director will available by calling 757-3717, Telethon office at Children's Specialized Hospital, Moun be Brad Keimach. tainstde, before June 1 will be redeemed by the H..J. Heinz Co. for six cents. The promotion Is being run In conjunction with the Children's Miracle Network Telethon to be aired on WORTV, Channel 9, June 1-2. Shirley Blegler, standing, community resources coordinator at Children's Specialized These trips are 'by the book' Hospital, looks on as Edgar and Eleanor Wallace of West- field, project chairpersons, count returns. ByALANCARUBA ($8.95, Entwood Publishing, FOB everything from how to plug into Are you thinking about doing some 268, Wausau, WI 54401) surely is their electricity, use a telphone, traveling now that the spring has definitive because it has a lot of mail a letter, avoid tourist rip-offs arrived! Planning a summer information and photos. And who and much, much more, I wouldn't Volunteers linked vacation? Well, I have the usual tone else could have written on this even get on the plane without having of travel books on my desk, so let's subject? read this book and then I'd still take look through them and see if one Planning to live on both coasts or it along for insurance. I'd stuff may be useful to you? maybe move to the West? Well, pick "Europe: Where the Fun Is" ($7.95, to telethon efforts Reader's Digest has published up "The Bioeoastal Bible: A Sur- Mustang Publishing, 4651 Yale Volunteer effort is not strange to offered at the Jewish Community ^'Our National Parks", ($24, vival Manual for the New York/Los Station, New Haven, CT 06520) into Edgar and Eleanor Wallace of Center, Green Lane in Union and Reader's Digest Assn.), a 352-page Angeles Commuter or Transplant," my luggage as well. Six million Westfield, but they never thought Marline Ave in Scotch Plains. tribute to our nation's wilderness It will save you days of distress, Americans will journey to Europe counting baby food labels would be The spring programs are designed heritage. There are more than 400 solving all kinds of problems as to this summer and most will end up helpful to anyone. to help develop personal levels of photographs and illustrations in this where to find housing, how to get bored to death with historic sights. The Wallaces, both veteran fitness, concentrate on muscle tone, book which drew on the talents of the around, where to buy and what to do RoIHn Riggs and Bruce Jacobsen volunteers at Children's Specialized flexibility, spot reducing, sfrength country's best outdoor writers, for fun in your spare time, if you will tell you about where the natives Hospital, are chairing an unusual and fun. nature photographers and artists. have any, (From Walker and go to have a good time. Absolutely fund-raising effort linked to the JCC members and non-member The nation's parks from Acadia in Company, in softcover, 18.95) invaluable! Children's Miracle Network adults can register every day of the Maine to Zion in Utah are all here. A To Britain & Beyond Okay, also take Steve Birnbaum's Telethon to be aired June 1-2 on week. Further information or a wonderful coffee table book or as a If you're heading across the "Europe for Business Travelers WOR-TV, Channel 9. brochure can be obtained by calling gift for someone. Atlantic, pick up "the New Shell 1985" (I?,*, Houghton Mifflin According to Mrs. Wallace, every 28MI12ort8MaO0, Talking about Utah, one of the Guide to Britain" (122.95, Salem softcover) just to make the IRS label from Heinz Baby Food or • * * funniest spoofs of a state is "Utah: House, Merrimack Publishers think you've got a legit deduction. 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Just get the Instead, they give you good, easy to volunteer work at the hospital. "We Jersey. The New Jersey Division of Francisco, CA 34103, softcover.) The book. read city maps and no-nonsense look forward to going," Wallace the American Cancer Society is publisher has a series of country inn Across the channel you'll benefit advice on the best cultural and other said. "It's an inspirational place to providing free teat kits for the books, listing those in the far West, by reading John Bermont's "How To sites to visit, along with historical be. Watching the staff work with the detection of hidden blood in the stool old South, California and Great Europe: The Complete Tfaverlers data and an easy introduction to younpters gives the work a genuine to hospitals and authorized health Lakes areas. I even received Handbook" Ct9»§5, Murphy & Broad these countries Great for younger sense of importance." agencies that conduct screening "Biking the Great Lakes Islands" Publishing, 425 30th St., Newport travelers on a limited budget. Wallace retired in isau after a programs. believe it or not! This book by Beach, CA 92863), a fat compendium And, of course, the one book you career as a music teacher in Kathleen and Lawrence Abrams "Early detection of eolorectal of A to 2 Information on nearly must have if you're heading for Westfield High School and he now cancer U vitally important," notes Japan is "Good Tokyo Restaurants" conducts the Westfield Men's Glee Dr. Lewis D Zinkin, chairman of the by Rick Kennedy ($7,95, Kodansha Club. His wife taught at Washington New Jersey Diviaion'i Cotoreetal Puzzlers hold regisirafion International) which will actually School. 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Fur- The first crossword tournament held in New jersey since 1981, this great city, you can eat the food of Program, Children's Miracle thermore, early detection also contest will feature puzzles by top constructors and will offer both cash your choice and this little book tells Network Telethon, 150 New minimizes the necessity of a and merchandise prixefs to winners. you where and which are the best, Providence Road, Mountainside, eolostomy," The tournament is sponsored by the American Crossword Federation ^The China Guidebook" 4*14.95, New Jersey 07091. "And plan to Additional information on in conjunction with the North Jersey Pualers' League. This league Houghton MiffUn) is truly the one watch our kids on television June -I- colorectal cancer or screening sites consists of people from all parts of Bergen. Passaie and Essex counties book to have if you're planning a trip 2," they said. may be obtained from local offices who are addicted to solving crossword puzzles or playing word games. there. Updated annually, it provides • . • • * * of the American Cancer Society. The Prospective contestants can pick up an entry form at Waldenbooks or an unequaled breadth of coverage, RUN ft STAY FIT, The Body Shop, phone number and •ddre*s are FAO Schwarz at Riverside Square Mall or by calling club president accuracy and detail. As they say, Aquaeize, Total Fitness Assessment listed in the white pages of local Bonnie Sirower, 652-S8W, for more information. , •don't leave home without it' are some of the programs being directorie*. Musical revue due Acker man is 'Evita' O for Seton Hall run n in Paper Mill show c The Celtic Theater Company's production of "The Emigrant Journey," a In musical revue, compiled by Dr. James P McGlone and arranged by Stephen ByBEASMITH include "Carousel,"starring (the Yates, which deals with the adventure of the Irish in America, will be Loni Ackerman, who appeared as Paper Mill's answer to Nelson Eddy c presented on the South Orange campus of Seton Hall University tonight Evita on Broadway, is portraying and Jeanette MacDonald) White and z through Saturday, May 30 to June 1 and June 6 through a. the title role in "Evita." which McCauley; "Windy City," a new o opened last evening at the Paper musical, and "Run For Your Wife," z The production, divided into two acts, will include songs, recitation and n dance composed by IrishAmericans during the latter half of the 19th Cen- Mill Playhouse, Millhurn. and will a new farce, which is being staged in o run through June 30, Donna Marie London, England c tury and the beginning of the 20th. Members of the theater company will be z joined by Jack McCarthy, Irish-Ameriean, who has served as host for the St. Elio will play the role on Thursday "Windy City," based on the Ben Patrick Day Parade for many years Acting as narrator, McCarthy will tell an Saturday matinees during its Heeht and Charles MacArthur play, the story of the "The Emigrant Journey Millburn run. Also starring are John "The Front Page," will open the new Tickets are on sale at the Seton Hall University box office in the Bishop Herrera, who played Che on season at the Mill. It will run from Dougherty Jitudent Center, or can be purchased on the night of the per- Broadway and opened the national Sept 18 through Oct. 27, David Bell formance. Free parking is available Reservations or more information can tour of "Evita" in Chicago, and wil^ serve as director and be obtained by calling 761-9100. David Brummel, who also played choreographer, "Carousel, " which the role of Peron in the first national will run from Nov. 6 through Dec IS, company opposite Ackerman. will be directed by Robert Johanson Israeli violinist to play "Evita" is based on the life of the ("Show Boat"), "Run For Your legendary Eva Peron, the second Wife" will be staged Jan B, 1986, The Livinpton Symphony Or and Canada before coming to the wife of Argentine dictator Juan through Feb. 9. chestra will present its final concert United States in 1887. Peron, of the season Saturday at 8:30 p.m. Rounding out the season, says Del The orchestra is comprised of non- The Paper Mill began its spring Rossi, will be two more musicals featuring Israeli violinist Sergiu professional musicians, sup= Schwartz. The free concert will be celebration with a party on May 16 to and one play to be announced this plemented for the four principal honor members of the community, summer. Leading the list of presented in the Livinpton High concerts of each season by subscribers and celebrities "who School auditorium. possibilities, he says, are "The professional performers. The have played an important role in the Great Waltz," "'Brighton Beach concerts are all free and open to the theater's SO-year history." Among Memoirs" and "Upper Broadway," The soloist will be heard in the public, with operating funds derived LONIACKfRMAN those present were Richard White a new play, to star either Nanette violin concerto in D by Beethovan. from donations by individuals, and Judith McCauley, who appeared Fabray of Beatrice Arthur An international performer, he also foundations and corporations. in the past musical production, ("Maude"). conducts master classes in the Financial sup^rt in the form of a "Show Boat;" members of the United States, West Germany and Additional information can be grant from CIT Financial. Cor- Crimes'due press, subscribers, business com- obtained by calling 379-3717 or 375- England. poration has made possible the munity representatives and the 4343. appearance by Sergiu Schwartz with Gateway Tourism Council, staff, The orchestra is concluding its the orchestra on Saturday. in Montclair donors and trustees. first season under the direction of The concert also is supported in The Studio Players will present During the celebration on May 1C, SHOP LOCAL Istavan Jaray, Hungarian-born part by a grant from the New Jersey Beth Henley's Pulitzer Prize- Angelo Del Rossi, Paper Mill \\I>S.\VK(,,\S musician, who conducted in England Slate Council on the Arts. winning comedy, "Crimes of the executive producer, announced SIIUIMIl H ADVKHTISKKS Heart," June 1 through 15 at the plans for the new season, which will AM) SAVK MONKS' Studio Playhouse, 14 Alvin Place, Hannig featured in chorale Upper Montclair. The play will be directed by Steve Q'Donneli. Marian Hannig of Union was the featured soprano soloist with the Rutgers It was announced that the box University Chorale in their annual spring concert April ffl. The chorale office will open for reservations on consisted of 106 members and was conducted by John Eric Floreen. Monday, and information can be The program was in celebration of the 300th anniversary of the birth of obtained by calling 744-9l752 from 1 to eon turn your house into a Johann Sebastian Bach and George Frideric Handel, and the 400th an- 4 p.m. and from 7 to 9 p.m. Per- beautiful, maintenance-tree, niversary of Heinrich Scheutz. In addition to choral works by the com- formances will be at 8:30 p.m. on posers, the Chorale was featured in the American East Coast premiere of the week nights and Saturdays and at fuel efficient, stucco, stone or brick Cantata on Psalm III by Johann Friedrieh Doles, a student of Bach. Hannig 7:30 p.m. on Sundays. home. And we can do it for less was the soprano soloist for the premiere performance of the Doles Cantata. The Studio Players is a not-for- Hannig is the daughter of Irene M. Hannig of Union and the late Mr Er- profit community theater and has than you think. nest J. Hannig. She is a graduate student at Rutgers, and is presently been producing shows in Montclair working towards a master's degree in medical surgical nursing. since 1937. Klymaxx: Six fe/nale rockers By MILT HAMMER the-art techno-pop. than it was six years ago when Pick of the LPs, "Meeting in the Bernadette says she came up with Bernadette first organized the band Ladies Room," by Klymaxx (MCA/- "The Men All Pause," a rather witty that would become Klymaxx. 'i had Constellation Records), play on words, in a moment of latf "played in a couple of groups with Look out world! It's time for night whimsy. The song itself is as guys," she explains, "and it was the Klymaxx. sly, slick and wicked as the title same old thing, so I wanted to try And, before your imagination something different." starts wandering, be advised that Early on, the turnover rate in Klymaxx is a band with six rockin', Klymaxx was high, but in recent rolliii1 women out to seduce the years, the band's line-up has Forever alter. world into a "Meeting in the Ladies Disc & Data stabilized, "We get along better," Before. Room." says Bernadette. "We've grown up a Ah, there goes your mind wan- lot. We had to make some changes dering again. But it's un- implies, and bassist "Fenderella" for the group to be successful, arid derstandable. Witty women with a supplies the fierce groove. "It's we made those changes. We're down Tot a FBEE Mttmeda, nnd tht» coupon or call now. penchant for double-edged basically talking about the ex- to the nucleus of the'group now. Financing Plans AraUabto. meanings will do it to you every perience of a woman going out and Everybody is very, very essential. being noticed by men," says Ber- time. Actually, "Meeting in the Everybody is good at what they do," Scnden State Briddace & Stucco N ] LKT • 6?»45 Ladle Room" is the UUe of a hot nadette. "Wherever she goes, men stop and take notice." HEADQUAFTEBS 843 St Seoigo Ave new album, KJymaxx's third and RosellB N J 07203 first for MCA/Constellation The title track, "Meeting in the or call C201)-92i 0080 Records, And, although drummer Ladies Room," is a sparkling Play to end run showcase for the band's unique, • t»«! I om inl««t»d in bsoulifvinf and pfo!#eling th« mw! and group founder Bernadette The Cranford Dramatic Club, impefiont in»»*lra«nl ol By III*! Copper says she and her band mates woman's-eye view of the world. 78 Winans Ave., will end its are ''still funny and silly and all Ironically enough, this funky little season with Gilbert and Nam* __ those things" their fans have come dance groove wasn't put together by Sullivan's "Pirates of Pen- AddrMt a woman. "That particular tune," to know and love. Ladies Room zance," directed by Bob Pells City . Slal« , .ZIP. notes keyboardist Lynn Malsby, makes plain the fact that when it with music directed by Ann Hem* Phoh« I - i comes to their music, these women "was written and produced by Reggi Weeks. The show, which opened are serious, ^__., Uailoway of Midnight Star," Friday, will run weekends Phon« It's music that rum the gamut "Klymaxx had a lot of creative through June 2~with irsunaay input In this particular album," performance (May.26) at 7:30 notes Bernadette. "We produced, we Qardan State MeMae* * Stucco from the pain of "I Miss You" to the p.m. All other curtains times We'll Make Your House As Solid As A Rock seduction of "Video Kids." In the did a lot of writing, and we play all of are 8 p.m.. midst of those two swings of the the instruments," Reservations can be made by pendulum, there's also a generous The notion of female rockers is calling 276-7611. slice of rock, rhythm and state-of- slightly less outlandish these days Rebecca's forecast Lottery winners • ForWe#kofMay23 alliances may be made during this week throughMay30 Later, work quietly behind the scenes; you MEMORIAL DAY ARiiS (3/21-4/20) You can expect to be can accomplish more than you think Be Following are the winning busy now and in coming.weeks Much of the wary of the unfamiliar and creative talents New Jersey Lottery numbers activity will revolve around local travel, emerge for the weeks of April 22, 29, communications and everyday dealings May Band 13 May 23-May 29; SCORPIO (10/24-11/22) Business, com- Later, the social and romantic theme domi- PICK-IT AND PICK-4 nate. you continue to bask in the limelight munity and family interests dominate the Refuse to let work annoyances dampen your early portion of this week Then it's time to April 22— 713,0925 relax and enioy some leisure or recretional spirits April 23-221. 3330. activity Don't allow a money difference to April 24- 771,2043. 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Summer best time Center seeks funds CO The Union County Arts Center sketches depicting familiar sites in Project, which involves restoration and around Rahway for body shapeup of the old Rahway Theater on Irving These cash donations are sup- Street, Rahway, has continued to plemented by dues for membership (Editor's note; The following Weigh yourself once a week. Keep receive unsolicited donations from in Rahway Landmarks, the article was prepared by Lean Line, a record of your weight loss Set several quarters despite the current theater's nonprofit corporate Inc.) small goals for youself. You know lack of a major fund-raising cam owner, and by various fund-raising Summer is the best lime to diet. you can lose five pounds. Do it five paign Though the project has efforts The latter include the sale of It's not too late to look good in your pounds at a time. recently received cash gifts ranging souvenir items such as T-shirts, bathing suit. There's still enough from a few hundred to $15,000, most caps and key chains The hottest time before summer for you to Keep a record of what you eat. It's have been of the relatively modest souvenir item at the moment is shapeup. important to be honest! You can "grassrootis" variety, in the $1 to "Encore," a 50-page illustrated learn a lot about youself and your $100 bracket Lean Line, Inc., an innovator in eating habits by writing it down. You history of the Rahway Theater weight reduction, offers the can learn which foods present a Rahway Landmarks is planning a following tips for getting in shape problem for you, whether you eat too Donations have been received flea market for the summer, an this summer: much at meals or simply pick all day from Alberta Bublick of Rahway, auction for the fall and occasional Take advantage of summer JOYCE YANOWITZ, whose two brothers-in-law. Barney bus trips to Atlantic City. long. director of Diefrltion, with bounty of fruita and vegetables. An important part of losing weight Engelman and David Oltarsh, built Anyone interested in contributing Summer m a good time to lighten up offices in Clark and West- the Rahway Theater in 1927.28. In to the Union County Arts Center permanently is in changing your field, is available for free menues with salads and fresh fruits habits. Practice eating slowly. See if addition, local artist Mike Harriett Project, or becoming directly in- for desserts. consultations on the 'fastest has been donating eight percent of volved in it, may write or phone you can be the last one done. You growing weight loss Use an outdoor grill. Cooking on will find the more slowly you eat the 7 his income from the sale of a limited Rahway Landmarks, P.O. Box 755-D the grill is a great way to save program .in. the state, series of reproductions of historic Rahway, phone 738-7769. more satisfied you will be with Diefritlon is a teaching calories because the fat falls onto smaller portions. program based on proper the coals. Cook chicken, leaft red Practice ^positive thinking, You nutrition. Results of 16-25 meats and fish on the grill. will be thiriT You can lose weight on pounds and usually in excess Potpourri Make water or seltzer the drink of vacation. You are terrific. Tell of an inch per pound may be choice. Water Is a natural thirst yourself these things often. lost In just six weeks, Union County Chapter of MAKE Monday, 6:30 p.m. quencher and has no calories. It also Reward yourself for success. Buy Yanowltz said. 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Information is MARK PETER available by calling the Extension 688-3882 687-7696 office at 233-9366, TICKETS Spanish Pavillion 4 Centennial Ave. _. Kestaurant & Cocktail Lounge Open 7 Days a Week CRANFORD Catering 1MB Available Boston Sea Party's or Luncheons and HpectaL.—— 272*1803 Occajioni. Specialising in Sea/mid and Spanish and American Cuisine Free Parking Available Open 7 Days a Week 3 1 Harrison Avenue Harrison 485.77SO DINER RESTAURAIfT "IF irs ECHO QUEEN? i M. j-- HatlAII ' AUTOMOTIVE - 2331098 M=WtM MOST LIKELY WE HAVE IF Our % BROILED STUFFED FILET of SOLE $15.95 (Intttfi IMS OWM SMfng ItouillabaisM WHOLESALE Lobster Pot Pinner includes split TO THE PUBLIC *°mm SoecU iktoMt Prk« $11. BAKED CORNISH HEN ., : AUTO PARTS wholejive Maine lobster, HtCirrjaliih* scallops, clams, split ' hard to ict items. king crab legs, com cobette BROILED FILET of SCROD and a trip to our Salad Pier. OKN SWDM1 A.H.2 P.M. Also available are live Maine Lobsters, at SATUtMTS7:MLM.l:45P.M Cup *i ml, W lamwi UlM Mr, )tll«, pHtftlnf Of It. cr.-m » cM«M *r Ma. specially reduced prices, and our cup of CTMIHJ B1 made.frrim.scTitch Lobster Bisque tor just >l.» TRY OUR NEW BREAKFAST SPECIALS tmmt, *1 R5.SS4-MM 1 to. Uc«, TlM I HtM Fn» OR Join in on the fun today at our very first 243 Rt. 22 E. Z rMUkn vftfe Q* EB FIM MlM «r TM all-out Lobster Celebration! Springfield, NJ 10% rft li Stw MMM. 2 PA-S ML ItaL-Fri. BUY-WISE VJURMU(tMlMi,ll.i. AUTO PARTS MUM-SMI Planck. 8:15 p.m. Montclair Art Every Saturday nij^t—Bowling IB May a-Painting of the Week. 0. Calendar "Woman Walking." Montclair Art Museum, 3 South Mountain Ave, 746- for Singles. Four Season's Bowling I Museum, 3 South Mountain Ave., 5555. Alley, Rt. 22, Union. 7 p.m, 257-2474 Show." Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Montclair. 746-5556. May 30—Vocalist Marlene Ver- Theater Church, Parish Center, 250 Gallows June 1—Scotch Plains-Fanwood Planck. Montclair Art Museum, 3 Every Sunday night—USA Sports Now through May 25—"Blithe Hill Road, West/ield. Non. 665=9153. art association annual outdoor arts South Mountain Ave. 746=5556, dance party at Boss Tweed, 618 St. Spirit " New Jersey Public Theater, June 13, 14, is—"Seesaw " and crafts show and sale, Municipal June 2-"Otello," Westfiel George Avenue, West, Linden 8 118 South Ave., E.. Cranford 8;30 Jonathan Dayton Regional High Green, Park Avenue and Front Symphony Orchestra, Westfield p.m. 925-1816. p.m,272=S7W, School, Mountain Avenue, Street, Scotch Plains 757-3717 Presbyterian Church, East Brod Now to June 2- "True West " Springfield. June 2 through June 28 — Street and Mountain Avenue 3 p.m. Every second and fourth Satur- George St. Playhouse, 9 Livingston June 23—Jewish Festival of the Sculptors, watercolorists exhibits at 232-9400, day—Share Singles, St. Andrew's Ave., New Brunswick. 246-7717. Arts " Garden State Arts Center, YM=YWHA of Metropolitan New June 8, 9-Festa Italiana 15th Church, South Orange Avenue at May 23—Auditions for "Fifth of Holmdel. 442=8600, ext. 221. Jersey Y Art Gallery, 760 Northfield annual show Garden State Arts Ridgewood Rbad, South Orange 8 July," New jersey Public Theater, Ave., West Orange. 736-3200, ext, Center, Holmdel, Anthony Lordi, p.m~ 964-8441. 118 South Ave., E , Cranford, 7:30 Art 523, 750=0700, days; 925-6632, eveninp, Every second and fourth Wed- p.m. 272.5704. EVERY THURSDAY June 2 to July 12—Artists' League July 14—Outdoor summer pops nwday—Union Trivial Pursuit Club May 24, 25—"Partners in Mime." EVENING—Montclair Art Museum, of Central New Jersey's eighth concert with New Jersey Symphony Singles. Jason's Button Place, George Street Playhouse,. 9 3 South Mountain Ave., Montclair. 2 annual statewide juried exhibition. Orchestra. "An American Salute." Galloping Hill Road, Union, 687-0707 Livingston Ave., New Brunswick to 9 p.m. 746-5555 Cornelius Low House, Middlesex Giralda Farms, Loantaka Way, Rt. Every second Friday—Suburban 8:30p.m. 246-7717 Now through -May 31—Christine County Museum, 1255 River Road, 24, Madison. 377-«622. Widows and Widowers, St. Rose of May 31 to June 29— "Beyond Dolinieh exhibition. Barren Arts Piseataway, 745-4489 Lima Church, Short Hills. Therapy." New Jersey Public Center, 582 Railway Ave., Wood- Every Tuesday night—The Young Theater, 118 South Ave, E , Cran- bridge, 634-0413. Music Adults Singles Club, (19-30) • ford. 272=5708 Now through June 1—Norma Kao EVERY TUESDAY-New Singles volleyball, Westfield YMCA, 226 June i, Z, 8, »~"Most Happy Wang exhibition. Swain Galleries, Beginning workshops for new Every Friday night—Singles Clark St., 8;30to 10p,m. 03.2700, Fella," Green Lane Players of 703 Watchung Ave., Plainfield. 756- singers. Dapper Dans of Harmony Again, Inc., dance in lounge of Every Sunday—The Young Adults Union and Scotch Plain Players. 1707. Performing Chorus. Registrations, Holiday Inn, Kenilworth, 9,30 p.m. Singles Club, (lft.30), Softball game, Jewish Community Center, Marline Now through Aug. 25 — auditions. Recreation Building of 528-6343. Rahway River Park, St. Georges Avenue Scotch Plains. 289-8112, Photography exhibition, "The Great Livingston. 8p.m. 377-0398. Every Saturday nlght=-USA Avenue, Rahway, 1 p.m. 233-20. From June 5—"Jack!" Theater of Swamp—A Place For All Seasons," May o—"May in Montclair" Sports and Social Club, dance and May 25—Single Faces, grand Universal Images, Newark Sym- Morris Museum of Arts and festival. Second festival, guitarist fitness party, Plaza Racquetball opening cocktail dance party phony Hall. 596-0407. Sciences, Normandy Heights Road, Bucky Pizzarelli. May 30. third Club, Rt, 22, Union, 8 p.m. to mid- Chaps, Route 22 East, Green Brook June 8— "The Wizard of Oz Puppet Morristown, 538-0454. festival, vocalist Marlene Ver night. 257=2474. 8:30 p. m. 23S-O972 or 9968-2527. Far World of Travel 31 W. Westfield Avenue Resells Pk., N.J. 07204 (201)241-4422 •Europe •U.S.A •Carribean • Mexico •Asia •So. America •Rail •Air Tickets •Vacations • Internatonal/, DIATVG •Cruises •Domestic •Motorcoach ...Or Any •Charters Travel Related Services Call Us ROOM Today! Dining m the true Iberun tion Lunches Tuts. Fri,, H;J8 Intimate dining *nytime. Daily lunch 8, dinner to ];00 Dinners Ty»s, Thurs specials representing the finest Continental SiOfl to IO;M Weekends S:0fl to Cyitine. Join us (or a special evening concluding II 00, Ui«» entertainment on with enfertammenf in Po#'s Lounge with ,rt Weekends U*« Stuyyes»nt sunken bar. Dancing Fn. & Sat. Major credit Ave,, Union ?64 O4to/J3 eardi welcome. Behind the Union Motor Lodge, Rtf. JJ, Union, 687 8400. TARDI'S RESTAURANT MCKI'ICF-XLO Restaurant-Cocktail Lounge .,_ No JOth St KeiiMworlh.276'4808. Manficclls Rtitturani .rvd cockuii Launf*. »«-« ana apfratM We «re optn (or Luncn Tuei,, WM,, Thurs,, & Pri By Mark y«*fli, l=wci«lit« in .uln.nlic tMtlrvrfit*! ilillln from 11 to j. Dinner Men,, Tuts., WM,, 4 Thuri cyiiint, ce^iinuing m. Yonjdl ir.dllloo far ever 41 fiin M tin* from S to 11. Fri. A Sat, 5 to II, Sun, 1 to 10 Open 7 dmmi in N«r jtruy. Room 11 avdiabl. is, prU.rt partiM. M#n- aiyi. Our esfieern i» your enleyrntnt. IICfllaliBtwnlM-iuncNManaiy thru FrMfy if ll:16» m DlitlMf is l*r«rt tvtry-li» 1 d»y. > .Ht Sjlurrfjy FRIED MARYLAND SOFT SHELL CRAB DINNER Rfsiiurani t KA Winston c co I S9.95 1010 Soufh wood Ave . Lin,:-n is? 641S dcliciou* (oofl wilhoul ,1 (iiney pner D.nly B Gr*»t (ood a, ipiriti. Qp*n Mood»y tt.ru Spltmls Oeen vpven days (Of.lunch ,md dinnci jumbo 11:M Is 11:19 WHKIMS 11:M 10 11:M sjndwichss, h«m-nnau soup; Also, frriiunnq |.un- eh, Dinner a, Sunday Brunch disht^ (or .ill Inquirr nboul ogr oirrmq 1031 E. Rt 22 Mount.inikle. 4M4777. l.iCMitfs Available tor wtiddinqi,, thouufrv pnwrtic p,ir CHUCK MUERS lil'S, Ousinoss mprlinq tit SEA FOOD 8c TAVERN IHF'I All f 08SK This Space is Reserved AT THE SHORT HILLS MALL For Your Restaurant 12OO MORRIS TURNPIKE **•* Mounl.lni. O'Coonw. ( 2O1 ) 467-4199 Bivo win, (iiff.rw,, trmn ot *nMrtiinmni ,v,ry _j, tti»f* 1, n,ytr *duii msnicnt «t ocoon»rt WtM »i mnt P««I. tr«v»i far .« -w. to dm. at MMWI i##, €311686-7700 IIM AM. m M«,nl.,n ilvO W.MIS,-,, For More Information -n O n For Union County Classified Call: 686-7700 c g c z o z n O c z Reaching over 175,000 readers in the union Leader, Springfield Leader, Mountainside Echo, Kenilworth Leader, The Spectator In Roseiie 8. RoseMe Park and the Linden Leader • Also in combination with ttie News-Reeerd of Mapleweed and South Orange, West Orange Chronicle, last Orange Record, Orange Transcript, The Independent Press, Glen Ridge Paper, Irvington Herald and VailsburgLeader, TRANSIENT CLASSIFIED RATES CLASSIFIED DISPLAY 30 words (commissionable) (minimum) .". $5.25 4 times or more . .$4,50 Clasiilitd Display-open rate Ceommissionable) ...... if ,38 per inch Each additional 10 words or less , .$1.50 Each additional 10 words. ,11.00 Contract rates for ads that run on consecutive weeks: IP SET IN ALL CAPITALS 4 times ..,....,..,,,, ...... -....'...... •.:...... ,. 11.54 per inch net 10 words or less (commissionable),,,,,., $5,25 4 times or more •M.50 Over 4 times, ., , ...... ,,..,. .,..,,,;...,.,, k.,.:,,. ..,,,. ,-,, . 17,70 per .nehfief Each additional 10 words or less. .$2.00 Each additional 10 words. . SI.50 Classified Box Numbers available —15.00 I Bordered Ads —Add $4.00 | Classified Ads are payable within 7 days. UNION/liSiX COMBO WATES » _._UNION/ESSEX COMBO RATES CLASSIFIED DISPLAY TRANSIENT CLASSIFIED RATES Classified Display-open rate (commissionable) ,,.. ii9,04 per inch 4 to 6 weeks .,..,,. i. Si7.0i per inch 20 words (commissionable) (minimum) SI 0.00 7 toss weeks ..., ...,,.,,, Si4,»iper inch Additional 10 words or less .....,.,,,.. . S2.00 Classified Box Number .$5,00 DEADLINE FOR UNION COUNTY PAPERS IS 1:00 P.M. TA/ESDAY_ BORDERED ADS .17,00 DEADLINE FOR ADS RUNNING IN COMBO IS 5:00PM MONDAY 1. AUTOMOTIVE 3. EMPLOYMENT 5. SERVICES OFFERED 7. PETS 9. RENTALS ; INDEX: 2. ANNOUNCEMENTS 4. INSTRUCTIONS 6. MISCELLANEOUS 8. REAL ESTATE 10. BUSINESS OPP0BTU»ilT!Ef UNIROYAL 1977 BUICK SKYLARK-good 19t2 CHEVY CAVALIER CL.- 1984 GMC JIMMY SI5- 4X4, v 1974 PINTO HATCHBACK- Having A PARTY? DUNLOP SUMMIT running condition, air, power Automatic, air conditioning, 6, 5 speed, most available op Runs well, Inferior good, body Dance.Social,.Call steering & brakes. New power steering & brakes, tions, Blaupgnkt radio and rough. $500, or best offer. Call W.N.I.O.K. and the all hew TIRES brakes, radiais. Asking $800, AM/FM radio, leather in- CB, $9,700. 686-3900, 9-4, Mon- 241-3485. ELECTRONIC Dj, Yog get. •Computer Balance Call 743-5752, evenings ask for terior, 38,000 miles. One day thru Friday. the latest popular music • Used Tires Barabra. owner. Asking $5,200. Call 740- 1975 PLYMOUTH-FURY, played over our specially •Tires Changed 0510, 19M HONDA-CIVIC 1500 OL, 5 Sport, Power brakes and designed sound system plus A tire for any budget 1975 CHEVROLETSTATiON speed, air, AM/FM stereo steering, am/fm radio, air WAGON, Good running condi- 1971 DATSUN-B210 Hat cassette. Silver S. Maroon, conditioning. Good condition special effects and a syn- tion, $750. or best offer. Call chback, 5 spe#d, new clutch, 69,000 miles. Excellent condi- $1,000. 964-6J24, chronized light show. And ALFORD AUTOMTIVE 486-7621. brakes, exhaust, good condi- tion. 687-5021 or 686-4475- we're in stereo. We're priced tion. Great car for student or 1911 SUiARUWAOQN, goofl right for schools and non- WAREHOUSE 19§4 CHRYSLER LeBaron 2 housewife, $1800 or best offer. 1911 HONDA- Civic, air condl condition, $2995 Call Lee or profit organizations. Our rates door, 4 cylinder, completely Call 232 8020 or 635-1194 after 5 tion, power brakes, rear Gene, 376 7450. start at under $100, We're loaded. Still has 1 year p.m. defrost, stereo cassette, UNDERPRICED but never guarantee and 4 warentee left. radiais, new front brakes, 5 QVERPOWIRED! Call Nick us-ino 1976 TOYOTA COROLLA-4 at 9237271. Only 15,000 miles, excellent 1972 OQDGE-Sfatiqn Wagon, speed, 41,000 miles. $3950, 687- speed, good running condition. condition. Best offer call 447 power steering fc brakes, 5171. Asking $800 Call after 4 PM. 7?37 or 245-5852, automatic transmission. Ex- Monday thru Friday 616 5438. SONGS, PIANO, COMEDY cellent running condition. Ask- 1979 LINCOLN TOWN CAR-4 BY STEVE AMBS* AUTO ACCUSWIIES CORVETTE-Goid, load ing $475. 379-7283. door), excellent condition, YOLANDA ed, 30,000 miles, must sell, loaded. As is$6500. 36*-7030. 1977 TOYOTA-COROLLA Top Quality Variety Act. As new cars In, $19,200. Call 574 1971 DATStJN-B210 Hat BUY WISE 1964 MUSTANGCoupe, power WAGON 1600, 5 . speed, 1 seen On HBO Auto Parts 1203 or 273-2040. chback, 5 speed, new clutch, owner^ very good condition, •ALL OCCASIONS brakes, exhaust, good eendi steering & brakes, 3 speed WHOLESALE stick, pony interior. 67,000 runs great, no problems. • REASONABLY PRICED J9M COROLLA SBiSport tlon. Great car for student or $1,500. 687 6557 before 9 P.M. •FREE BROCHURE To The Public Coupe, automatic, am/fm housewife. $1700 or best offer. original mlies. Excellent con Open 7 Days stereo, sunroof, excellent con- Call 232 8020 or 654-3456 after 5 dition. Asking $3,675. 379-7283. Sun, Sam to 12 pm dition, garage kept, 20,700 p.m. 19M VW RABBIT-2 door, 4 1974 MAVRICK-Very reliable sp#ed, excellent condition, SPECIAL EDITION Wed. & Sat. miles. $6500. Call evenings, S PIECE BAND 1976 DATSUN F10 WAGON transportation. Many new original owner. Call 447 2232 7:30 to 5:45 p.m. 241-9692. parts, valve |ob, new exhaust. between 8-4, $3795 or best of Music for all Weekdays 7; 30 Standard shift, 94,000 mil«s, Asking $600. Call after 4:30, fer. occasions. am fo>pm 1912 CHRYSLER.NEW condition fair. $500, or best of Weddings, Parties, YORKER, 4 door, small VI, 617-54OS. MS-M41 fee. Call 686-7079, Dances. fully loaded. One person 197* VEGA-62,000 miles. Ex 964-1275 VauxhalI Section owner, driver. Excellent con 82 DODGE COLT 4 speed 1911 MAZDA-626 LUXUARY ceiient condition. $825. Call 2091 Springfield stick, AM radio, 29,000 miles, SEDAN,* 5 speed, excellent dltlon. 25,000 miles, (has condition. Power windows/- 9646738. Ave,, Union trailer hitch) $9,500., includes one owner, garage kept, clean, excellent condition. Asking locks, cruise, am/fm tape LOST MD FOUND 2 small flat bed frailer. Call 964 deck, $4500.544-5297. 1971 VW kARMANN GIA AUTO DEALERS 1 5342, $2,800 686 5010 Convertable, forest green with beige fop, radiais, am/fm Lost a. Found ads will run for . LATE MODELS 1974 CAMARO-67,000 miles 19M FORD MUSTANO-Power 1912 MERCURY LYNX-LN7. steering and brakes, am/fm Show room condition, 4 speed, cassette, many extras, garag two weeks FREE as a service '81 & '§2 models at wholesale new engine. Interior good, lit- ed, must see. Classic,im- prices. Call for details. tle body work needed. $1100 or cassette stereo, 5 speed trans. power steering & brakes, air, to residents in our 9 Com Excellent condition. Asking rear defroster, AM/FM maculate, $3990,763-5058, CUSTOM LEASE U7-7M0 best offer. 842 0429, ask for cassette, $3,300. Call 688 43if munifies. Paul. $5700. Call 688 7087. after 5 OLD5MOBILE weekdays, any time or 376-4991. 1974 VW SUPER BEETLE- Oldmf & Largest FOUND Sunday, May 5, CADiLLACBRQUGHAM weekends. 1972 OLDS DELTA 9i-Flame stick, 1973 VW Super Beetle Burnet Avenue, Union, smali. Exclusive D'ELEOANCE. Every extra Auto, New Paint, -Rebuilt Olds Dealer In 1971 FORD LTD 2 Brougham, Machine, all power, options, chocolate poodle, owner possible, 1 owner, excellent air condition, am/fm stereo, enoine. 1970 VW Bus, For in- please call, 687-0844 after 5 Union County condition, 60,000 miles. Asking 4 doer, power steering/- formation call 488-9421 4S6 brakes, 1 owner, good condi- new starter, water pump. Ask- P..M. ELIZABETH 14500. evenings, 379-9230. ing $450, Call 9447117, 2250, MOTORS, INC. tion, best offer. Call after 5 1973 CHRYSLER Best offer. P.M., 417-4713. LOST-Llghf brown poodle, Value Rated Used Cars 1979 OLDS CUTLASS 2 door, l6'/3 years old, Elizabeth 582 Morris Ave., Call 741-6750, 9 to 5, or 6S4-105§ air, power steering / brakes & afterSP.M 1975 FORD GRANADA GT AUTOS MMTED i vicinity on 4/24, New York and Elizabeth 354 10J0 Good condition, 49,000 miles, windows, AM/FM stereo, Pennsylvania fags on collar. 1911 CADILLAC SEDAN DE tape, radio, rear defogger, Partially blind and deaf. SMYTHS VOLVO asking $1450. call after 5 P.M. VILLE, runs and looks like weekdays, anytime weekends, One owner, supurb condition. WE PAY CASH- FOR YOUR Please call 3510454. Exclusive Volvo new. All options plus stereo, 68*6451. Good price. Call 761-4972. JUNK CAR OR TRUCK. 375; REWARD! Dealer wire wheels, antl theft ignl 1253. IRVINGTON: HIGHEST 324 Morris Ave^r "flwTAsklng SMOO, ivenings, IH1 FIREBIRD- excellent 1911 PLYMOUTH HORIZON- PRICES PAICti LpST-Small female dog, white 743-2351. condition, V4, automatic, air GASMISER, 4 speed, radio, with brown patches, vicinity Summit condition, powre steering and and heater, snows, 4 door, of Woodland Avenue, Linden. 273-4200 1971 CHEVROLET ESTATE brakes, am/fm 8 track stereo, blue, excellent condition. Wt Buy Junk Cars Answers to Misty, License No Wagon, all options, good con- TOP$$ PAID Authorized 23,500 miles. One owner. 4fl7- $2300. Days 4S4-0375, evenings 772. Children h#artt»ro*ien. dition, 94,600 mliM,S2MQ. Call 3941. •72 9525. 24 hr, s*rv. 4M 7420 Call 925-5543. Reward. Factory Service 325-3249. Long Term Leasing u HELP WANTED 3 HELP WANTED HELP VKNTED I HELP WANTED HELP WANTED a PEJWOfMLS m a. A TRUE PSYCHIC BANK •trie*! MRS. RHONDA WE TRAIN R1ADER fc ADVISOR A GREAT PLACE CLERK I give all types of Readings For an Exciting Career in and Advise, I can and will help FOR GREAT PEOPLE! TYPISTS you where others failed, By ADVERTISING appointment only call 964 7219 Looking for work and like dealing with people, career op PART-TIME • SENIOR or 6Bi 9685 I have been portunity for male/female to (ein newspaper advertising established in Union since staff. Some background preferred but not necessary. TELLERS • STATISTICAL 1968. Must have car for local selling. Salary plus benefits Call: * Ratts AinMi The Hiftatt in The State 1371 Stuyvesanf Ave,Union Z SS.M HOUR (IF UNDCR 20 HOURS/WEEK • TRANSCRIPTION 3 BRIAN! LOVE YOU, SEE 6867700 MOO HOUR DEPENDING UPON PREVIOUS TELLER EX- Good typing skills are O always in demand, come U YOU SOON, LOVE for Interview PERIENCE z MICHELLE. on In enloy a cup of great o * VERY fltiiMi Hours coffee ana let's talk about CE~METER~Y PLOTS AMERICAN TRAFFIC * IDCAL FOR JOS RETURNEES, RECENT RETIREES or keeping yog busy at top 2 Part time HOLLYWOOD Pari-timt Local Cotieft Students, companies in Union i 3 COORDINATION Essex counties Z MEMORIAL PARK PROOFREADER * PrafissMnai Atmosphere Gethhesmane Gardens, O COMPANY * Frit Cheeking EXCELLENT PAY Ul Mausoleums, Office: IJOO To work for local 1585 Hems AM., Union 3 Styyvesant Ave,, Union, newspaper. For more in * Fritnd^f, Quality Scrnce u 6M 4300 Powtjom GREAT BENEFITS o formation call Randy Top people serve the best- and that's what you'll find iff CALIGRAPHYThe art of Cohen 6S6 77 Experienced Data Entry Summit. Aptitude for figures counts, so does getting along Supervisors, 1st and 2nd NEVER A FEE beautiful writing expertly well with people, Stop in or call done for your wedding invifa shifts. fions or other special occas ADVERTISING Experienced Data Entry THE CHATHAM TRUST CO. sions. Call Debbie, tm 9449, Operator, key to disk. • MAINSTREIT 6*6-3262 BILLING CLERK Monday a, Friday 7;15A.M,12:15P.M, GARAGE & HOUSE 5ALT-4W Full benefits package, Tuesday, Wednesday a, Thursday 8:15 A.M 12:15 P.M. OR Salem Road, Union, Friday TYPIST competitive salary of MRVIGCS Immediate opening in busy fered. Call Jeanne Und, and Saturday; May 24 & 25. 9 Monday & Friday 11 A.M.-4 P,M, I DIAL PROFESSIONAL 5, Antiques, clothing, fur South Orange Advertising at 687 1144, for appoint PARK niture, tools, miscellaneous. Agency for someone with ment, Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday 11 A.M."3 P.M. 2333 Morris Avenue above average typing skills, THE SUMMIT TRUST CO. Suite A 17 who is comfortable working CLERICAL • NEW PROVIDENCE Union, (46 3262 with figures, and has a 24 Commerce Street Our busy insurance office has Monday Thursday 7:45 A.M.-2 PM.; Friday 7:45 A.M- LOVE N'THINGS knowledge of bookkeeping. Newark 442-0233 Advertising agency ex an exciting part time opening 2:30 P.M. OR THE FUN HOME PARTY for the person who likes to 5?4BloomfleidAve perienee helpful. Call Miss iloomfleld, 748-7561 Sensuous Jingerire, lotions, Strano, 762 8100. handle a variety of functions, Monday & Friday 8:15 A.M.-2:15 P.M. (Vj hour lunch) OR novelties. Free hostess gifts. including the use of a personal Call now to book a party 679- A LiSDBRin designer computer. Friday only 8:30 A.M.-4:30 P.M. (Ideal for aeeumulatlno CASHIER 0220, fashion jewelry, home party that maximum IRA contribution) OR STOCK CLERK Monday Thursday 2-5:30P.M., Friday 27P.M. a, And Oc- industry has Jobs available Full/Part time retail wine and paying SIOOWOO per we«k, ab If you have general office cassional Saturday = - .SUMMIT liquor store. Over 19 years oJd soiutely no investment skills including typing, why Days, evenings, and weekends ABORTION necessary. SI.OOOs of dollars in not call us for an interview! Monday 11 A.M. a: 15 P.M.; Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday hours available. Apply In per samples and leads provided, 1 6:1S P.M., Thursday 12:30-7:15 P.M. son, 9am-6pm, Hamilton shop LOW FEES flexible hours complete train P«rs World of Liquor, 2321 ing program. Call Ginny 379 We offer excellent salary Great entry level |obs are also available for bright am- Route 22, Union, 9W-S0S0, Mr AWAKE OR ASLEEP 2018, between 10 4, £201 )«8 0010 bitious grads or job returnees in a number of clerical Cohen, CHUN areas, Good typing, office skills and abiMty to handle customers by phone are important. SATURDAY HOURS Assistant Bookkeeper Lift America CLERK TYPiSTPart time Equal Oppty imp, M/F for busy retail store on $250 per week Find out by calling our Human Resources Department highway 12, Union, Competent Work in pleasant atmosphere, CLERK Unusual opportunity between 9 A.M-3 P.M. typist to handle phones, light typing, figure work and to learn on the job*.'Join our (201) 5223M0 customers, register. Some CHOICES genral office duties. Conve- staff at this fully modernized clerical duties. Tuesday ana 710 BIRCIN AVE nient to Route 24, Hillside law firm and grow with us. Ad- Thursdays, lOam-Spm, infer JSRS6YCITY area. 40 hour week. Full vance to legal secretary as view by appointment only, call benefits" package. Call Steve you demonstrate ability. Will W-2250, lOamf :30pm. 451-5555 for employment, 3731881. train. Call 376-1800 Trish. Summit CASHiiR-Clerk typist, part time, evenings and Saturdays READINGS BY ADVISER Bancorporation Are you uncertain Supervisors wanted. Be train- CLERK to handle phones, register, about a clow relation- ed to hire, train and manage TYPIST 100 Industrial Road customers. For retail store on ship? personnel. Work from home Berkeley Heights, NJ. 07922 highway 22, Union. Must be full/part time. Business, Part Time 9:00am-2:00pm competent typist, Monday, Should you make a teaching or home party plan, Our fast expanding super Equal Opportunity employer M/P/H Wednesday, Friday, 5-9:4j. change in your |ob or market chain has an Im- career? experience helpful. Phone Alternate Saturdays lo-6;30, Arlene 831-0133. mediate opening for a part * Clerks • Switchboard •Industrials interview by appointment on Is your future still a time clerk typist for our * Bookkeepers iy, Call 6a7-22», 169:30. complete mystery to you? BEAUTICIAN-Are you look Liability Claims Adjuster. We * Keypunch *'S€crefari»s CALL now for ing for a change? Space are looking for »meone with CURK TYPIST an appointment available for talented profes- good typlnfl skills, office 233 3278 sional with following. issex County manufacturing background, as well as ex- **SUMMER WORK** company needs organised, Fashionable, quality shop in cellent written and verbal Mlliburn. Call Eileen 447-0446. Register #N0W for summer assignments; Great posi responsible person. Good at communication skills.. A fions available. Telephone necessary. Car helpful, Stop by detail work and follow-up for CHILD CARE 3 IE YOUR OWN BOSSNew background In an insurance or the office nearest your home or call today shipping/receiving depart Business Brokerage Company carrier environment is prefer- ment to type bills of lading, CHILD CARE-Union area, red. APOXifORCE Middle aged woman to care forming in Springfield. We are etc. and do relief telephone looking for mature business If you like a fast-paced at- work. Accurate typing, filing for children in my own home. mosphere that offers Call 964-7437. people to |oin our organiza- and calculator skills tion. Control your own hours, challenge, this may the spot necessary. Salary eomman EXC6LLiNT=ln home pre appointments, and schedule. for you! Please call Len surafe with experience, Good nursery program, 12 months Full or part time. We Zemeckis at 352-6400, ext. 277 fringe benefits. Personnel 671 plus, two teachers, tiny group, specialize in selling business for an appointment. A-tiN 1200, extended hours. 964-9276, 964- ranging from SSQ.QQO to TEMPORARIES 5822, 13,000,000, Full training and on MAYFAIR/ CLERK PAYROLL going support. For confiden- FOODTOWN 1995 Morris Awe., Union 964-1301 Essex County manufacturing will tial interview, Call Executive care for children, full time in company needs payroll clerk Business Brokers, Larry SUPERMARKETS to slcurate and record ADP her home. Hot lunch and Bodnerat376 1001. CAFETERIA snacks. References, Call Iqual Oppty Imp, M/F CUSTOMER SERVICE payroll and time cards, Ex- Monday- Friday. 6W-i863, individual needed for a fast FOOD SERVICE perience desirable but will paced computer service PART TlMeCashler position train If necessary. Other MOTHER'S HSLP6R BUS PERSON Experienced, Country Club CLERICAL center. Must have pleasant Includes variety of food ser- general duties Include SITTER WANTED 2-3 days Cuttomer Service phone manner and good typ vice telephone, accurate typing, per week for 7 and 10 year old dining, Wednesday thru Sun- day and Holidays, Call 731- Department ing skills. Please call 78?WOO. duties. Hours 10 to a. Great filing, etc. in Personnel office. girls, from mid June thru Ju- Entry-level opportunity Good working conditions and ly. Must provide own 9417, way to make extra money in busy-department or an CLERK-ler doctor's office In while benefits. Salary commen- transportation to Salem Union, Approximately 16 surtfe with experience. Per- Ridge, Union area. Call SSI individual to perform kids are in school. No even various clerical func hours p#r week. Call 383-9181 ings or weekends, sonnel «78-1200, 07W CUM TYPIST evenings and weekends. fions. Light typing skills PULL TIME-Griii persoft- DRivERS-ideal for retired or To work in a machine shop en- preferred. CLERlCALGood typist, fil- some experience preferred, semi-retlred person* to move EMPLOYMENT NMTID vironment handling fooling, Good salary and excellent ing, diversified duties, ix- good hours, cars to various shops in New All benefits. Apply: benefits. Please stop in to cellent salary and benefits. 6:30 to 2-30. Wide range of Jersey, Apply to Mr, Wilson, WOMANWishes house work fill out an application. Or, daily, after 12 noon. Own Full time. Permanent. Call for food service duties. No even- National Car Rental, Newark Send letter of application appointment, Mrs. Sea, t*4 ings international Airport, «J2- transportation, references. VALfiOR to: Personnel Manager, Call3>5-547Q, EMlNEEttM am or weekends. 125t, PULL TIMEPood Service COIPCMttTiM CABINET Maker 4 Helper. DRIVERS WANTCD-apply 3 INTERNATIONAL All types of shop work and worker, wide range of food service ftolen Tasti, J Main street, ACCOUNTING ? Lawrence Ro*d PAINT CO.,INC. mica fabrication. Apply In duties, including catering of West Qran«e, NJ. Do not cad. OEM Springfield, N.J.07M1 person, 333 Hurst Street, special functions, Good hours, Must have good driving Knowledge of accounting with An Equal Opportunity 2270 Morris Am, Linden, H,J,M-77n. 7 to 3, no weekends. record. Employer some work experience. Must Union, NJ. 07083 COUNTER Person wanted, DENTAL ASSISTANT be able to assume accounting butcher shop, full or part time, Immediate openings. Call 151-3432 or apply In person. Experienced- wanted, dgffes, Good opportunity. For CLERK Typiif.Ful! time. Equal Oppty imp. M/F Mil or related experience wonderful, friendly environ appointment call. Small South Orange (aw of CARPENTER a n d necessary. Cad tU-Ml ask SERVOMATIOK CORP ment, must be Intarntad In flee. Pleasant surroundings. Carptnttr/Apprefiflce, Apply for Joan or apply In person, c/o ATI. T Tech, providing comfortable dental u BlMfcer It, Mlliburn Benefits. Call in 1884. 17S0 WalMr Avenue, Union, 2019 Morris Avenue, Union. 4$Q Liberty Ave., Union care. Call A54-S151. between 3;4:30 P.M. s For Union County Classified call: 686-7700 O n C v> O c z- o z ovnr 70 000 rr,K1f»f ;tif union Lf-.ini-r Sprinqt ir Jn if/infr 1 -no n KPnilworrn Lr-,K1cr Thf- Sl)*" k .inn tnr- Lmnf-n if-,inf.r O c z HELP MWIITED 3 HELP WANTED 3 'i HELP WANTED DRIViRanrJ aid in warehouse. Steady year round NJ. SYMPHONY Corporate Sales work. Apply in person only, HEALTH CARE OPPORTUNITIES BUY WISE AUTO PARTS, ORCHESTRA A 46-Phywciin Mulb Sptcwltj Group Practjci, is now 2091 Springfield Avenge. NEEDS appijutions for the follevjnf Idwl eppvtunttitc S Vauxhall, New Jersey, Training Program ARTICULATE, ENTHUSIASTiC Business Office, Charge Ticket Clerk F/T PEOPLEto promote 19I5-86. DENTAL Season includes works by Clerk Typist F/T Make A Wise Career Move! ASSISTANT/RECEPTIONIST Tchaikovsky, Mozart. Visit " " Part time; light typing, ex Haydn, Prokofiev. 20 Data Entry-Key Punch Operator F/T Our perience preferred, Cafi 731 hours per week evenings. Medical Records File Clerk F/T f SW3. $80 guarantee plus bonus commission. Call hAr, Medical Records File Oerk Nights DRIVER-LOCAL WORK Sims 624 3713 afternoons. Moving and storage. Ex (11 PM to 7 AM 2 Nights per Week) P/T perience required, 746-5700, By invitation Only* HOME HEALTH Medical Technologist F/T IXECUTIV1 DIRECTOR AIDES Certified Medical Transcriber F/T Summit Area Chapter L[ye Ins-Sleep Ins Saturday, JIM 1,10am-2pm American Red Cross, Must Flexible Hours (With Typing Experience) At Our have background in Ad Work Close to Home ministration, organization and Call for Appt. 654-3907 Receptionist F/T MtHfMMflt ittllllMUt CMttr be able to work with all levels of volunteers, 5«»nd resume to UPJOHN Switchboard Operator F/T (• MILLIUIM, HEW JIISIY include salary requirements HEALTH CARE SiitehoMfd Syptfirissf F/T To qualify for our 21 month Mlarltd corpo- to Search Committee, We offer tictilMt salants plus eofflpany paid bmfih with mot rate tales management training program, American Red Cross, 6?5 Spr you mult pflUfti m in iff) urn 3-5 yean bgiintti ingfield Avt, Summit, N J, SERVICES petitions, if inttnwW, ail Ptfwiiiitl, 271.3791 f*p€rlenee (preferably in the area of man- 07901, iOE, Equal appof (unity jmoioyer agamant) and a college degrte. An MBA HOUSEKEEPER.Live in and/er Klet experience * plus. EDI TO RIAL-Assistant, S HuLuM Q%tH+, P. A 1 Lovely adult active household Talk to us about your future geali growth position for new col Driving ability preferred. Re !» SWiMT AVENUE m SUUMJT. NfW JERSEY 0790? and find out how you can fulfill lege graduate, with book cent, checkable references your career expectationt! publisher. Must have curiosi- Call office days, 10 2, Mrs. To raciivt in invitation. pt««M call: ty, sure sense of language, and Frankel, 377-5790. Evenings MANAGEMENT TRAINEg 201-376-3700 typing. Near Route 22, 24 and and weekends leave message 1 KINNEY SHOES Garden State Parkway. Write on tape. EXTENSIVE 18 MONTH TRAINING PROGARM or i*nd dltllM rt*umt to: r_- President, ENSLOW AVERAGE FIRST YEAR EARNINGS S14 $16,000 PUBLiSHERS, Box 777,IMMEDIATE OPENING AVERAGE MANAGERS SALARY 127,000. MAJOR "The Prudential^" Hillside, NJ 07205. Maintenance man and com MEDICAL, DENTAL, DiSCOUNTS, PAID VACATION. bination van driver wanted for SOME COLLEGE PREFERRED, BUT NOT senior citizen development, SMI NECESSARY. CALL FOR CONFIDENTIAL INTER FACTORY HELP* Monday-Friday, 8am-5 pm. VIEW. '• • ' ' For electronic manufac- Experience and references re- turing plant, Coil win quired. Must have clean driv- 992-9405 Drivers/Delivery People ding, soldering or raping ing record. Call first lor ap experience preferred but pointment, Monday-Friday, JOIN THE DOMINO'S FUZA TEAM! not essential. Call for ap- from 10 am 1 pm. 671-3113. Looking to break Into the fast paced food industry? pointment, INSURANCE Rapidly grow MANAGER TRAINEE Domino's P.iiza, Inc.-the fastest growing pizza chain in TORE LCD INC ing full service agency, seeks the world-needs responsible, energetic Individuals to 374 8641 clerical/customer service World's Largest Rent toOw n System deliver our delicious pizza in the Roselle and Roselle Park rep., pleasant working condi Seeks sharp, aggressive, career-minded person. A Great area, iarn extra money in your spare time or loin our FURNITURE MQVERS-ful! tions, some experience prefer opportunity exists for a responsible person. Can start im team full time. Our delivery people earn up to S7.00/hr and time. Clifton. Car required. red. Springfield. 467-8850. mediatley Store Manager position within I year Young can choose shifts for flexible hourly and daily schedules. 731 7433. company with growth potential. If you are over 11 and have your own ear and insurance, INSURANCECSR needed, call now or visit your Domino's Pizza representative; GAL/GUY FRIDAY must be experienced in per- lOam-Jpm or 6pm-9om, Monday-Saturday, at Domino's sonal lines, typing required. (MLQRTYMI Piiia, Inc., Singer Real Estate Building, 120 Morris Nimt Your Own Good benefits. Salary open, 43 NEW STREET, IRVINGTON, Nj 07111. Avenue, 2nd Floor, Springfield, New Jersey 07081, 201 376 Hours Stuyvesant Avenue, Union of 6410, Equal opportunity employer, M/F. fice. Call Mrs, Bender 964 (201) 3712100 5950. Congenial atmosphere, diver MODELS NEEDCO sified duties including typing InMntorf/Ordtf Proc«jjn| NJ, largest modeling, adver MEDICAL computer data entry and Small, fast growing elec- tising, and recording complex preparation, salary based on tronics company seeks detail- seeks new faces for print and SECRETARY experience and ability. Can ed minded individual to assist video productions. We place We'll put your Ellen at 994-0051. I in all phases of inventory con- people in major magazines, skills to good use. DOMINO'S. trol and order processing. T.V, productions, and local ad, GOVERNMENT JOBS. Light typing required. Ex- campaigns. Males and PIZZA $iJ,000S50,000/yr possible, AM perience preferred, but will females NO ixp If your job doesn't give you occupations. Call S05-6S7 6000 train right individual. Ex- NECESSARY, For app, cjll: the variety, challenge and pro Domino's Pliza Delivers! Ext. R 1448 to find out how. cellent company benefits. Call (201) 112-9150 fessional respect you think you deserve, consider-this full GINERAL-officework, 1 per for interview, 736-QliQ, Complex IV IS Gloria Lane, DOMBSTICNEEDiD, EX FairfieldN.J. time position in our busy and son office. Hillside industrial JEWELRY.Retail sales, ex demanding Department of DRIVER/ PERIENCED. CAR area. Typing, light steno, and N,j. State Lie. E.O.I Medical Education. • NECESSARY. working knowledge of, word perience necessary for large, WAREHOUSEMAN RIFER1NCES REQUIRED. processor required. Pleasant high traffic store in Union, MUSIC TEACHERS-JOin our Weil established, rapidly Call 256 7707 for appointment. team of home instructors and We'll give you a Variety of, CALL 353 5250. phone personality. Salary opportunities to use your typ- growing distributor of Open, W6 4550. ? to 4:30, let us do all the business cleaning supplies re- JEWELRY.Union County behind the music! Call for ing and medical terminology DENTAL ASSISTANT New Jersey, experienced inferview/audition. The skills as you work in an at quires experienced driver GAL/GUY FRIDAY.Part manager needed for high and warehouseman for For Orthodontic practice, ex time to hanlde phones, Guitar Experience, 7U7633, mosphere of professional con- delivering and fork lift perience necessary. No even register, customers. Some volume discount jewelry 339 Valley Road, West Orange; geniality and really feel like operatFen, Permanent Ings, approximately 32 hours. clerical work for retail store Store. Excellent growth oppor- All instruments.! you're confribuf ing to the total position. Excellent work- $7.00 per hour. Blue Cross/- on highway 22, Union. Must be tunity, $11,000 to $23,000. Call functioning of this dynamic ing conditions* and Blue Shield. Call 245 7810, competent typist, Monday, 201 256 7707 for appolntmery. MACHINIST- For production area. benefits package. Call for Wednesday, Friday, 5-f:4i, work, in sheet metal shop. DRIVER-Fuli or part time. LI VEIN-HOUSE KEEPER. Good pay, excellent benefits appointment. Must'be reliable. Call 2456300, Tuesday and Thursdays, Needed for elder* man. Call lOam-Spm, alternate Satur- and working conditions. Call If you have some office ex- ALSOBEL ? to 5, after8P,M,,S38W#7, 482 1000, for interview. EOI. perience in a medical setting, days, 10am 6:30pm Interview are competent in the above BfDOELMM, INC. DATA ENTRY by appointment only. Call 687 LIFE GUARDS 4. SWIM IN skills and think you can handle 4 Central Avenue 2250, 10am ?:3upm. STRUCTORS wanted at our the hectic pace that this job Excellent full time opportuni- outdoor pool, weekday, even- MEDICAL ASSISTANT West Orange, N, J ty. Must have previous ex demands, contact the Depart GOVERNMENT JOBS ing and weekend hours. Call Internist seeking medical merit of Human Resources at 673-6161 perience with IBM3741, S 15,000*50,000 year possible. Five Points YMCA, MS-9622, assistant. Call for interview Alpha Numeric. We offer a All Occupations, Call: 1M0 763 5770. DRIVER- Messenger, pick up competitive starting salary, 60001x1, R-4991'fofindout LANOSCAPEHHELPER Old Short Hills Rd., Liv and delivery, office services ana excellent company paid how. NEEDED. CALL ANYTIME, NEED AN EXTRA *5,000-A most on, N J 07039. An equal op required when net driving. benefits package, (f in 6*8 3158. MONTHTieBrn at home th# portunlty employer. Knowledge of North New feresfed call Personnel 273- HAIRDRESSERand easy way. Let m# show you MIITMMMMS Jersey and Manhattan areas 3791. Manicurist witfi license. With LEGAL SECRETARY Short how! Write for free informa helpful. Full time position. SUMMIT MlDrCAU GROUP, or without following for shop Hills firm. Civil defense lltlga flon: income Opportunity, Mastering tt* art For Info, call Wlmn PA. in Union, Call ill.0707. tion, experience helpful. Ex- P.O. iox 371, Springfield, Nj of rwaltn care. 120 Summit Ave., Summit cellent btnef its. 4670747. 07011, . -n O HELP WANTED n HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED 3 HELP WANTED 3 C t/l Nurses Aides SOCIAL SERVICEAtfenfion WORD PROCCSSIM RECEPTIONIST College students, awake, over IBM PC Lotus 123 & Multi o HOME HEALTH AIDES PART TIME night counselor positions Mate, Must be experienced. z Good B«n«fits working llpm fo 9 a.m., 4 Good opportunity for sklllec/ c Training Classes TELEPHONE Good Salary nights per week at group home person. Full time position in z in New Providence for mental- modern Miilburn office with S B«finning-1/10-6/21 SALESPERSON Eiciting Emnronrrunt z N,Y, Stock Eicftangt Firm ly retarded young women. good company benefits. For Considtf > NEW CAREER Five nights per witk, selling iubscriptiortj to local Light duties with time appointment call; n newspapers Salary plus eommisssions Call Mr, Cornwall In Short Hilb o Stop in to iM us! available to studyL $4.50 per TIM J»ydof Con. c Typing Skill* Required hour plus benefits. References li Bleeker St, Miilburn z and own transportation to UPJOHN MS-7700 Contact Mrs. Lynch 37*1234, EiL 211 HEALTH CARE 564-6902 work required,Call 464-SOOS, RECEPTIQNiST-Wanfed for SHIPPING/RECEIVING WAITE RS AND SERVICES busy opthalmologist office, WAITR6SSES.no experience 220 Unoi Aw. PART TIME 4V? day week, including Safur PRODUCTION ASSISTANT necessary will train. Call 731- in Suburban Geriatrics faeili Wertfieiti, N.J. EOE. day morning. Please call 4400, LINDEN: (201)273-0700, ty Good fringe benefits. New jersey driver's license re NURSES • FILE CLERKS quired, 35 hours per week. Will Mon,.Fri,9AM.2:30PllofS.llPII WAITER/WAITRESS RN7-3 RECEPTIONIST train. Call 731:5100. Extension At Golf Club. Ala Carte ex SHIFT SUPERVISOR, P.T. Must work add'l. hrs. 1st 3 bus, days/mo. Good organize Lincoln technical Institute 515. tional ability required for high volume check filing, perience, Wednesday thru to MEDICAL has a part time posifon Sunday and Holidays, n available for an individual to SECRETARYSuburban ac Experience and leadership counting office seeking Benefits. Call 73l-?4l?, ability required • PROOF MACHINE OPERATOR operate switchboard. Also 3 dm/wk 1:304 PM needed typing and general of secretary/receptionist. NO RN7-3 fice skills. Good salary. Call steno. Call 763-3870 for ap INSTRUCnONS CHARGE NURSE, FT, Ability to operate a calculator to encode and prove bat ches of checks. office Manager aj 964 -7SQQ. poinfment. RN/LPN3-11 Equal oppfy Imp. M/F Guit»r»B«»i*Drum*«S»x« PT&FT • GUARDS SEAMSTRESS RECEPTIONSIT Trumpet All positions offer competitive Wttfcendv-AJI Shifts Must be completely ex- salaries, superior benefits CCTV and armed experience preferred to work in our Enthusiastic, energetic per perienced In fitting and alter- Private Lesions at hom« by package, and prorated modern computerized facility, son to work in fast growing ing. Fine Women's clothing, experienced pros, benefits for PT. chiropractic practice office. sportswear and dresses. Call Apply in person or phone Dedicated to high quality ser- 654-6171. Westfield. 233 9700 SPRINGFIELD vice and desire to help others WESTFIELD • ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE CLERK is key to this position. No ex- SECRETARIAL CONVALESCENT CENTER perience necessary. Typing VMS 1515 Lamberts Mill Road Mwi.-ffi. 11AM 3 PM skills desired. Ask for Julia CLERICAL Westfield, N.J. Knowledge of debits and credits and ability to operate a 689 2212, Seton Hall University has full OUITAR-LessonsAny style In calculator required. Bookkeeping background an asset and part time secretarial and guitar, by professional clerical positions available; guitarist. Accepting a limited ORDER PROCESSOR WOODBRIDGE SECRETARY both temporary and perma- amount of students now. Leading computer distributor Full time or part time. Ex nent openings. Good typing GUITARS Available. Call Don is seeking an individual to in- • CLERKTTPIST perieneed for suburban office, and good office skills re spect and test computer equip- Mon,Fri. 10AM3 PM Linden/Clark area. Excellent quired. Sfeno required for ment. Electronic experience Good, accurate typing skills and ability'to work with typing skills with knowledge secretarial position. Word SERVICES OfftiED helpful ..Please call 789 9200. figures to provide cierical support to our telemarketing of sfeno and dictaphone. Processing a plus. Benefits for representatives, Salary open. Call 574-9700, ask permanent employees in- ALL NATURAL O F F I C 1 .ASSISTANT, interviews will be held from 9AM 2 PftA at our Personnel for Karen. clude: Free tuition, liberal VITAMINS Clerical and typing. Little ex vacation, holidays and perience for bright beginner, Department IN ELIZABETH. OR, call AAs Nozari at 354 SEWING MACHINE Nutritional Skin Care Pro 3400,' Ext, 2046, medical coverage. Call Per- /Modern office. Springfield OPERATOR Drapery shop. sonnel for an appointment 761- ducts location. Call 762 QOSu. Full/part time. Steady work. 9177, Equal opportunity, arflr •LOTIONS The National 9251581, Lind«n. maiive action. •LIPSTICKS •CREAMS ORDER ENTRY CLERK State Bank STOCK CLERK •ITC. Weil established rapidly grow 68 Broad Slree! Help wanted for greeting card TEACHERS NEEDED For Sendfpr FR1E brochure ing distributor of cleaning sup- EhjabBth, N J 07207 company. Varied duties in •15, 'B6 school year. Grades K JULIETOIFTWORLD plies requires skilled order en elude handling of stock and thru 8. Catholic School* also P.O.BOX1M try clerk for product list of operation of folding machine. Art teacher part time. Send Springfield, N.J. 07011 several thousand items, Ex PAYROLL Company benefits include life resume to Classified Box 4355, cellent communicative skills insurance, paid hospitaliza- County Leader Newspapers, needed for heavy phone con PART TIME CLERK tion ancT holidays, Apply in 1291 Sfuyvesanf Avenue, ALL GUTTERS fact Computer experience Do you like figures? Fast ex- person Frayessi Lamont,*inc, Union, NJ070S3. ANY HOUSE required ADP systems prefer panding supermarket chain 11 Edison Place, Springfield, red. Good working conditions RCA T,V, REPAIR.Man/W, full has an immediate f/t opening NJ. Equal Opportunity time. Must ,be,^experienced $24,00 and benefits package. Call for SERVICE CO, in our executive office for an Employer, Call Bill Price Roofing appointment with TVs and VCRs, Salary experienced payroll clerk. will commensurate with abili- Shingles-Slafe-Flaf Roofs and ALSOBEL Background should incWde: SMALL-busy off ice needs full R e p a I r s ARE YOU A time person with good ty. Call fo appointment. 686 •1*2 yrs, in a payroll environ 5757, Fully Insured-Friendiy Free BILLELMAN, INC. HQMEAAAKER, A BIL ment, telephone skills to answer Estimates 4 Central Ave., West Orange INGUAL OR AN IN •CRT experience preferred. phones and schedule appoint- TYPIST 6U77M DIVIDUAL SEEKING A •Typing 40 WPM. ments. Some LIGHT general 673-6161 SECOND INCOME? •Good aptitude with figures, office work. Non-smoker FULLTIME A TO ZSEWiR CLEANING PEOPLE NEED HELP THEN WE WANT •Excellent communication preferred. Call 964-422a. For small manufacturing firm Service a, Heating Contrafor, Be a certified health aide in a YOU!!! Skills, in East Orange. 75 wpm, sfeno 24 hour dependable service. caring agency Free training, You will be responsible for SUMMER helpful. Good benefits and Free estimate 276-3113. Men and women students to working conditions. Call 678- WE OFFER payroll functions (inclusive of AAA SECURITY COMPANY. work in homes in your area. payroll input via CRT, JOBS 7113, for appointment. Starting salary MOO an hour, • Company Paid Benefits Burglar, Fire, Hoid-Up • Paid training employee file updates and Available at Private Swim Systems, Free Estimates, SSI regular raises, bonuses, flexi payroll documentation), ad- UNIONfirm has openings in • Excellent starting Club Snack Bar. Call 447-8956 9044, ble hours, mileage paid, car ministration and other payroll after 5 PM for interview. accounting department, for salary qualified person. Good ap- necessary. related pro|ects/assignments. BASEMENT Visiting Homemakers, • Conv, Hrs6 9P/W if you like a fast-paced at titude with figures and typing required. Benefits and growth WATER PROOF I NG-Sump Westfield. mosphere that offer Pumps installed or full L,Mills,233-3U3.' If you are customer SECRETARY potential. Call for appoint- oriented and have good challenge, good starting drainage systems. Life time salary and benefits package, Experience required; typing, ment, 688 7SO0, ex, 30, Ms, PART TIME/FULL verbal skills, we have an sfeno/dictaphene, general of Mikos, guarantee on basements. Call Union County law firm located please contact Linda Feldman for free estimate 6S6-30S9 or for interview appointment at fice duties. Pleasant working in the /yUilburn/Springfield you For more informa conditions, Springfield loca- UNION-COUNTY 444-2966. area, seeks secretary with 352 6400, ext. 205, SYNAGOGUE needs part tien apply in person or tion. Please call Personnel CALLIGRAPHYThe art of civil litigation experience. call Mr West at; Manager 376 4242. time secretary, 10am-2pm, 5 Salary commensurate with days per week, salary com- beautiful writing expertly experience. Call Colleen Mur MAYFAI.R/ SALES-Female part time mensurate with experience. done for your wedding invita- phy 564-6500. 486-2433 Make big bucks doing fun Good typist. Call 6I7-2120 tions or other special oeeas FOODTOWN home parties. Call 679-0220. between l0am-2pm. sions. Call Debbie,6M-944f PART TIME-DIVERSIFIED POSITION IN PRINTINGQF SUPERMARKETS SALES PERSON-Part time, WALK IN MEDICAL CARE DRAPERIES PLUS FiCE Flexible hours and RC/1 liiiabeth.N.J, apply at: 1375 Sfuyvesant CENTER.LOCATED IN Discount Prices/Custom days. Permanent position for ZlOW.StGtorif AM. Equal Oppty Emp. M/F Avenue, union, £§7-5490. UNION, SEEKS IX- Made. 30% to 50% OFF, Ver energetic, organized, per Linden, H.J. 07036 PART TIME- Sales help PIRIENCED R.N.'S, X RAY tical blinds. Mini blinds. sonable, individual with an ap TECHS, L.P.N.'S Who desire a Woven Woods, Custom Equal Opportunity wanted, Sundays, 12pm-4pm. STOCK Help-Needed part titude for numbers. Call No experience necessary as diversified position that in- Shades, Sun light a, Soler Sharon at 964 6422, Employer M/F/H time, after school hours, App cludes patient care and Shades. FREE IN HOME long as you enjoy working fy at 1275 Stuyvesant Avenue, with people. Call Stan Som- business functions. Previous ESTIMATI. 4500451 PART TIME-Typi'st ,«nd PART TiMldriver with ear Union. 687-5490. physican office experience is ANYTIME. to deliver SUNDAY or weekly mer. Union, For appointment. general office work. Union, 6162600. necessary to loin our Health New Jersey Call Mr, Qrr, 687 newspaper 4;307:QQam, NO Care Delivery Team in pro- GUILTY? 2200. COLLECTIONS, Top Pay, Mr. PART TIME-Security guard. viding quality Medical Care in Feeling guilty for putting off U, at 757 5517/757 3969 SECRETARY a pleasant environment. No criminal record, previous With good typing and sher that thank you note? At a loss P/T RECEPTIONIST experience required. Part Emergency department ex- for words? Let us help with Typing required. Experience PART TIMl-Laundromat at fhand skills needed for perience a plus. Our facility time weekend" night position Kenilwerth office. Excellent your personal cor- preferred, Weekends and fendant, new and pleasant suf available in senior citizen operates 12 hours a day, 365 respondence...Silver Pen holidays included, Call 9 a.m. roundings, Union area. 227 benefits and pleasant working days a year. Part time and full building for responsible per conditions, Call Mrs. Glaser at Associates, 765 9S53, t04p.m. 3579. son. Call 471 3M3, for appoint time positions available with the Equitable Financial Ser rotating schedules that in CORNELL HALL ment, I vices 245-8T10. HORBALY'S AUTO PART TIME- Clerk, statistic elude weekends. Reply with WRECKERS INC.Open Sun Union 617 7SOQ position, must be good with An tguil oopo. tunily .mployn- resurne , and cover letter days, 9:30 AM, to 1 P.M., 381- numbers. Light typing skills stating position desired, 2646, Route 1, Avenel, Nj PART TIME SECRETARY required. 4 hours daily. PHOTO LAS WORK salary requirements, and (Parts for American «nd Position includes receptionist Hillside, call for appointment, Permanent, part time help SECRETARY hours available to Classified Foreign Cars). duties, requiring, good phone 687 6204. wanted. Various hours and fox 4353, • Suburban various locations. Apply in For archaeological woodwork Publishing 1291 Stuyvesant LOOSE WEIGHT! Feel mannerism and adequate typ- ing.firm in Union. Typing, fil ing skills. Hours available f-2 PART TIME-Gener»l office person. No phone calls Color Avenue, Union, 070S3. Local Great! io to 29 pounds, one work for suburban CPA firm. Lab, S Burnett Avenue, ing, bookkeeping, answering interviews will be scheduled Monday thru Friday. Call 371 phones. Call 687 8443. month guaranteed. Call Bal. 9550. Polar Air. Call 37f 9292: Mapleweod, N. j. week of May 1. • Herbal Life Distributor. 964 4224 after 5:30 P.M. •a a. «3 re For Union County Classified Call: 686-7700 O n c Ln O Z c z 5 Beaching over 70 000 renders m me union Leader sprmqfielo Leaner Mountainside Echo z Kemlworth Leader The spectator in Rosen? 8 Ro'.eiif5 Park ana the Linaen Leaner n O c z SERVICES OFFERED 5 ALARMS CLEAN UP SEWICE 5 FENCES HOME IMPROVEMENTS S HOME IMPROVEMENTS HOUSE SITTER.Prefect your BURGLAR Alarms-installed MOORE'S CLEANING home against intruders. Be RESIDENTIAL EUROPE GENERAL REPLACEMENT WINDOWS- IT $77,77 Complete — Tax. 756 SERvicE-iNC, Janitoria] INDUSTRIALSINCE 1965 Vinylor or Aluminum ^ Safe Not Sorry, Going to: Doc- 4157, AISO:FIREWOOD for Service, Floor waxing, Win: CONTRACTORS CO..INC. All tor, Dentist, Funeral, Shopp TOWER FENCES • IRON • Kinds of Jobs, Asphalt, Con Maintenance Free Siding, j~> Sale, $130 a cord. Also:Base dow Cleaning, Building ALUMINUM • WORKS INC. gutters, leaders, aluminum — ing, Vacation, Wedding. Have Maintenance, Rug cleaning crete. Masonry New or ment & Attics Cleaned. For in Residential Chain Link, Repaired. Full Insured/Free awnings, door & patio hoods, $ Time Will Sit, BONDED 964 formation on these Services Insured. 763 0913. " Aluminum Lattice, Industrial, 7054, after 2 PM. Estimate, 414 1695. porch enclosures, remodeling, *•" Gall jim:756-4157. Wood fence. Pressure Treated 756 6455 or 964 4080 HOME CLEANINGFor peo Posts. For Cheerful Free HOME IMPROVEMENTS^ & EUROALARM-Burglar and SPARKLE MAID SERVICE Estimates Dial 485 0700 pie on fhego,"5peclallty of the fire alarm systems, inter TIRED OR CLEANING LET MASONRY WORK- NO JOB House", programs designed EASY TERMS. 67 MT. PLEA TOO SMALL FULLY IN corns, sound and music US DO IT! When we finish SANT AVE. NEWARK. SHRENSEL CONTRACTORS by YOU to meet YOUR needs! systems, telephones, security your home or office will SUREDCALL: PATI62 5424 TILE WORK 245 1945, Executive and Pro consulting. Consulting and ar sparkle. Try us and see bur RE GROUTING fessienal Home Care, inc. Ful chiteetural design services results. We supply equipment GARAGE DOORS 5 CARPENTRY iy insured. Rudolf R.Makel, 354 2567 851 0678. PAINTING oft o DOOR COOverheaf HANDYMAN PAINTING-PLASTERING PECKS BUILT PROFESSIONAL garage doors and openers. Small Repairs Gladly Taken APPLIANCES DRIVEWAYS Garage alterations, emerg CARPENTRY (201) 351 4183 repairs. SPRING SALE, on BASEMENT AND ATTIC CLEANING CARPET & UPHOLSTIRY B, HIRTH PAVING- automatic door openers. Free MOVING AND HAULING S R L CONTRACTINGRoom STEAM CLEANING FACTORY Authorittd Stmci Residential a. commercial estimate, "A professional ser additions, roofing, siding, Hoover-Eureka Panasonic asphalt work, dirveways, vice without professional CALL RUDY wood decks, Free estimtes, Farberware parking areas, sealing, resur prices." 382 7543. fully insured, references Most advanced-powerful ex facing, curbing. Free given. Call 992 4256 ' fraction method used. APPLIANCE REPAIR estimate, fully insured 687 GARAGE DOORS installed, FREE ESTIMATES 0614, garage extensions, repairs & TOWN* COUNTRY SERVICE service, electric operators & HOME IMPROVEMENT CONTRACTORS Two rooms or more-No charge Salts/Partsli Short Hills P, CANTARELLA III INC,- 18 years expeienee inexpen for Scetehguard and Deor radio controls. STEVEN'S Rqoms Painted, light Ave., Three generations of'asphalt, OVERHEAD DOOR, 241 0749. Masonry, Carpentry,Drop sive. KITCHENS 5. d o r i z e r Short Hills, (opposite the paving, driveways, parking Ceilings, Storm Doors and Air BATHROOMS REMODLED CALL JERRY 241 794? "Chantieler") lots, seal coating. Free Conditioners installed. PLUMBING ELECTRICAL 3793J3S estimate$687 1775. METROPOLITAN DOOR CO, Free Estimates Call 687-8520 also odd |Obs Ceiling fans, REPAIRING & SERVICING Residential, Commercial, track lighting, insulation pro OF ALL MAKES & MODELS TV'S, VCR, WASHERS- RAT PUGLIESE-Asphalf Sales, Repairs & Installed IMPROVE YOUR HOME lects, hot wafer heaters 8, fur DRYERS- Appliances Paving, Driveways, Parking .TV's •Walkmans Service & Parts Department WITH GIL. •BASEMENTS • naees Free estimates Unlimited. RCA, ZENIH, Lots, Curbs & Concrete work. Automatic & radio control DECKS •WOOD FENCES • Call 688 5885 • Stereo's •Cordless phones WHIRLPOOL, ETC, Call 374 Fully insured. Free estimates, door openers. CUSTOM BUILT & •Cass. Decks 3008 Monday thru "Thursday 9 Residenfial/Commerieal, 272- Free estimates. Fully insured REPAIRSfMISM, am to 9 pm. Shop at home and 8845, 241 5550 INCOME TAX RETURN S1Q.00 Off any Color Free delivery. J & D-Oeneral contracting and SEAL-ADRIVE-Save Your small improvements plus TV repairs INCOME TAX RETURNS IS.00 off on any Driveway. Make if look better GENERAL SERVICES home securjty, NO JOB TOO BURGLAR ALARMS 5 and last longer by having a SMALL, Estimates Given PREPARED FROMSIO.DO other items A TO Z-SEWER CLEANING 686 3603 I Will Dick up 8. deliver BELLAPALiRMO Seal A Drive Application, Call SERVICE, and Heating Con 6875341, PASTRY SHOP & 273 8588 For Pree Estimate. tractor, 24 hour dependable FR1EOFCHARGE INSURANCE Call Anytime CAPE SINCi 1?31 TED SLACK-Paving Confrac •service. Free estimates, 276 MAKE OLD HOME 617 1425 SPECIALIZING IN: tors Inc. Driveways, Curbing, 3113. HOMt WEDDING CAKES, BIR CEILINGS OWNERS INSURANCE? BUS, 9910030 Parking Lots, SidewalksL in KARYN & RISA'i THDAY5, ANNIVERSARIES, union County L Vicinityy, dustrial & Residential, Free ERRANDS-499 8534/574 2757 NEW SHOWERS, ETC. Estimates, Fully Insured. 964- 175,000-annual premium $230, Ship Your Pircth Via 619 Elizabeth Avenue, "Let Us Run Your Errands" • SHEET ROCK 5360. None too large or too small. SI00,000 annual premium .Elizabeth, N.J. 07206. • SUSPENDED $310, $125,000 annual UNITED rum. SERVICE 354-8610 Free Your Busy Work Schedule, REASONABLE PLASTER premium $400, $150,000 ELECTRICIANS annual premium $505. Call ALL SPORTS GIFT S RATES, We do grocery shopp • PATCHING WHEN DOING TYPESQRT ing, gift buying, 1 item er C.B.S. INSURANCE, 640 PUT UNDER BAKERY rands, party shopping. Special DV 824-7600 Stuyvesant Avenue, Irving &TROPHY NETWORK Senior Citizen Rates and Ser tion, 375-0500. 1559 Springfield Avenue vice. 687-4163 Mapieweod 762-7231 ELECTRIC Packaging Supplies For Sale CATERING INTERIOR DECORATING LICENSE MELO CONTRACTORSWill TELEPHONES- Installed, DESSERTS & MORI GUTTERS 1 LEADERS 5 build your deck and paint your BAREWalls Bare Windows? Moved & Serviced systems. No. 7331 One affordable source for all Catering for Company and GUTTERS & LEADERS- house. Call 245 5280, Jacks and multi line systems Private Picnics. We supply •Commercial your decorating needs installed in homes and Thoroughly cleaned, flushed, MCDONALD'S HOME Lamps, tables, brass accents, everything. Call Susan, 851 •industrial insured. S30 to $50. Minor Tree businesses. Call RINGTELE 9564. • Residential REPAIRS-25 yrs. experience upholstery, draperies, ver COMMUNICATIONS. 371 • Installation Trimming. Clip 'n Save. Ned in repairs and replacements. ticals, pictures, mirrors, ae 3311. and repairs Stevens 226 7379. Seven days 5 Chimneys, roofs, siding, gut- cessories. Shop in privacy of CARPENTRY Sil-MSO 9 P.M. ters, leaders, carpentry, win- your home. Call Jacqueline, 0, GREENWAtO- Fully Insured GUTTERS'LEADERS dow chains and glass, pain- MAiSSXL. * PACKAGE SHIPPING Free Estimates UNDERGROUND DRAINS ting, tree trimming. All work Carpenter Contractors guaranteed in writing. Free All type repairs, remodeling, estimates, fully insured. JEWELERS 5 Ship Your Parcels Via kitchen, porches, enclosures, Throughly Cleaned Reasonable rates. 382 6244 — cellars, attics. Fully insured, fi. Flushed NEWJERSEY UNITED PARCEL SPURR ELECTRIC • NEWYORK estimates given 688 2984. NEW AND Small Repairs MARGOLIN SEWICE Small ioes. • FREE ESTIMATES •ANTWERP ALTERATION WORK HOME IMPR. CO, PARCELS UNLIMITED • PROMPT SERVICE Siding, Decks, Kitchens, DIAMONOSETTING AGENCY IMPROVE YOUR HOME Specializing in Recessed •FULLY INSURED Bathrooms, Roofing, Pain EXTKAODINAIRE ALL SPORTS GIFT * WITH GIL- We do repairs lighting and service changing. ting. Additions, Dormers, For- MANUFACTURING TROPHY build anything from shelves to Uctftadft \wmn4 Mark Meiie mica Specialists, Refacing, SPECIAL ORDERS 155? Springfield Aveue home improvements. Large NoJebTMSMil 22l-4?i§ Vanities, Counter Tops, OFFICIAL G.I.A. Maplewood 762=7231 & small jobs. 964 8364 or 964 IMPORTER IS1MU GUTTERS- Modulars. 6§6-§9tO. ' Packaging Supplijs For Sale 3575, APPRAISER LEADERS MELO CONTRACTORS JOE DOMAN 686 3124. CLEAN.FLUSH Residential & Commercial. KXOUNTINC S ALTERATIONS/REPAIRS. ELECTROLYSIS S Minor Tree DECKS SPECIALIST. Room SKI SETTING CO. Newer Enlarged. CLOSETS/ Trimming, Insured additions-Replacement win- 905 Mountain Ave, Businsts/Pirsonal- Accoun- CABINETS, Customized CHRISTINE'S NICKKOSH dows & doors Solar Room Springfield, New Jersey ting, Tax Service. Call 688- TABLES/STORAGE AREAS, ElECTROUSIS 22*3322 Skylights. All Home Im 3768M1 5039. Evenings and weekends. FORMICA/W O O D , Medically approved method of Call 7 Days provemenfs. 245 5280, er376SiJ0 PANELLINGySHgETROCK, permanent hair removal. KiTCHEN CABINETS BOOKKEEPING SERVICES WINDOWS/DOORS. First treatment Vj price HOMf IMPROWIIENTS a NiCO Business Consultant, Taxis, Free Consultation HOME IMPROViMENTS DOLLY MADISON Are you, in need of these ser- BOB* JEFF • Additions CARPET CARE Reasonalbe rates STAWSKI KITCHENS- Buy direct from vices? May we help you? Call • Kitchen Remodeling actory and save, FREI 527 0886 or reply to P.O. Box STEAM CARPET Custom home alternation, in- • Bathrooms 24I-74I7 ferior and exterior. Complete ESTIMATES, Route 22 SPR 734, Union07QS3. CLEANiNG-$17.99 per room. • Redwood Decks NGFIELD, 379 6070. Special!! Half price Scot- carpentry service. • Aluminum Siding chgard. Call Clark Carpet 2410045 • Roofing JAN'S KITCHENS INC. S AUWMS § Care, 381-1028. FENCES BOB'S HOME • Dormers CUSTOM KITCHENS AT •All Carpentry Work STOCK CABINET PRICES ARIEL ALARMS B & 2 FENCE CO.-Chainlink, IMPROVEMENT- Basmenfs C4JAN UP SERVICE & Attics remodeled, inferior 964 7112 European 1 Traditional Con •Residential/Commercial. wood, dog runs, pools, free cepts. Featuring the * Dor and exterior painting, ceiling 1 Security Systems, Burglary, iXTIRIORHouse Wash, estimates. Free walk gate PLASTERING & PATCHrNG" we«r CosTorfTCabinif one Fire, Smoke 8. Close Circuf Vinyl,- Aluminum, Cedar, with purchase of 100 feef or sheetrocked, suspended a, blocked. Roofing & altera Patch or Reflnish Old Walls i Gall Jan at 647 6556 TV's, Freo-Estlmate 6aaO423/- Brick. Reasonable Rates, 754 more. 381 2O94/925-2S67. 24 Ceilings. ALSO BRICKFACE For a Pree In Home Estimate. hour service. tlons, FREE ESf AMITE 351 24 Hr. service. 6S35. 0f39. STONEFACE and STUCCO. CALL 151 2761, 71 5 PAINTING FUA MARKETS o KITCHEN CABINETS MASONRY PIANOSAORGANS TREE SERVICE n KITCHEN CABINETS PIANO TUNING- Repairing, DUNCAN FOSTER TRIE DEALERSWanted for Block c Sold and istalled Old cabinets MASON L&L PAINTING restoring, Used pianos, SERVlCEProfessionat Tree Flea Market, Saturday, June u*i and eountertops resurfaced bought, sold and rented, Quali 8, Landscaping Service. Log a. Walnut street, Roseiie, Rain with formica CONTRACTORS Interior & Exterior,All O Benjamin Moore Paints fy work, weekend and evening Splitting, Firewood, Wood date June 15. Call 245 0427 or z 486 0777 Sidewalks, Steps, Retaining appointments. References chips, Stump Grinding. 245 0694. WELL ADVER walls and curbing. Free used. 25 years ex Richard Ziss686 1237, c perienee. Call for free Licensed/insured 379 3710 TISIEO. Space $10.00. z KITCHENS Estimates, Call 382 5191, Steve Free Estimates, Counter tops Juzefyk, estimate, DEALERS WANTEDEImora 5 Formica lacing PLUMBING I HEATING z MASON CONTRACTOR 2734025 STUMPED?-Rid your yard of Presbyterian Church. 998 n New kitchens unwanted tree stumps. Fast Magic Ave,,'Elizabeth, Satgr O Ruas Prices Free Est Sidewalks, Steps, Retaining LENNY nJFANO c Walls and curbing Free EMERGENCY SEWER and easy grinding and day June 15, Rain Date June Bob Costeilo, 74 hrs 245 5060 CLEANING Plumbing & removal STUMP BUSTERS, 22, 9am 3pm For information z estimates Call Steve Juzefyk ABSOLUTE SATISFACTION 3825198 Heating Repairs, Hot Water 7400724. call 352 1943. LANDSCAPING 5 TIGHE 8, COMPANY, In Heater, Sump Pumps Free MASON DUMP FOR HIRE- terior and exterior painting, Estimate, State License '6249, TREE SERVICE- ALPINE JOHNNY'S LANDSCAPING We pick up loads of broken plastering, sheetrock, light Lenny Grieeo TREE SERVICE, LOW FLEA MARKET FREE Lime & Fertilizer, concrete, asphalt, slate and stucco, ceramic tile repair 5740480 RATES, GOOD SERVICE, Monthly Maintenance 8. Spr stone. Very reasonable, Mark, FULLY INSURED. Local LICENCED AND INSURED First Coflfrtfrtoiuf ing Clean up Seeding, Sod, references, booking now for L & S PLUMBING WE TRIM, PRUNE 8. ChrMafl Top Soil, Planning Design. 688 3S82, Pete, 687 7696, exteriors in Spring/Summer. CABLE, 276-4253, & HEATING Clinton Art., Free Estimate, 686 6089, STEPSWalks. Patios, Call now for no obligation Service Specializing in small estimates. 522 8780. itGmcMuan •g Garages^ Foundations, Addi jobs, water heatrs, TV RADIO SERVICE Si LiSONE LANDSCAPING fions. Fully insured R bathrooms, repairs, etc 376 Dealers Wanted to INC,•Landscaping at it's best. CHRISTIAN!, 486-8172. JOHN SCOTT- CUSTOM 8742. (Lie, NO.354) Rain or Shine Spring and fall clean-up, COVERINGS. Inerior/- REPAIRING/SERVICING Space $10.00 maintenance, sodtop soil, TERRY HOWELL-Masonry Exterior Painting, June 1st, 10 -4 sehurbs, railroad ties Com POOLS OF ALL Contractor, Step Sidewalks Paperhanging, Residential & MAKES A MODELS Information: 373-6883 merica & Residen Patios Driveways, NO JOB commercial. Fully Insured tial.Specialist's in landscape TOO SMALL, Free estimates. ROSELLE PARK. Line Strip AMERICA'S BEST! THRIFTY BRIDES design 686 7661/687 0830. Repufable SWIMMING POOL TV's, Stereo's, Cass., Decks, 964 8425, ing and Parking Lot Walkmans, Port Radios, Cor Wedding Gowns for sale or Specialist, 24! 7405. Outlet must dispose of their rent. Accessories also and entire stock of big, 31 foot lef dless phones. I Will pick up & Crystal Cake Toppers. tover 1984 family size pools deliver. FREE OF CHARGE. LAWN STAR KILLCO BY APPOINTMENT ONLY with DECK, FENCE, Call Anytime. 687-1425. 519-3049 LANDSCAPING Waterproofing Inc. J 8. E PAINTING CONTRAC FILTER, WARRANTY For Clean ups, Monthly SPECIALIZING in wafer TORS, Serving all of Union only $988,00 COMPLETE, Will Maintenance, Top Soil, New proofing, masonry and steps. County, Quality work. TYPEWRITER SERVICES Reasonably Priced, Interior, Finance. Call Bob; Lawns, Planting, Tree Cut Fully Insured • Free Estimate 1-800 223 0307 PROFESSIONAL ting, Fertilizing, Lime, Weed • Residential • Commercial, Exterior, Commercial, and : I '-• Control, Seeding. Residential. Free estimate. TYPIST CALL; 7t?-lMt Fully insured. 5740902. Resumes, Dissertations, FREE ESTIMATE PRINTING Statistical Tables, Letters, CALL 351 5267 WEDDING MOVING ft STORAGE JOHN PBTOCI Theses, Term Papers, Legal - Invitations & LANDSCAP! NG-Complete PAiNTINGExterlor 8, In and Medical Transcripts. Accessories lawn maintenance. Full ser AMERICAN JtEp BALL terior Painting & Paper Hang- WAGNER FOTO Reasonable Rates. Call Eileen Big Discounts vice, affordable rates. Free Local & worldwide movers. ing, Roofing & Repairs, FREE SCREEN PROCESS 964 1793. Largest and most beautiful estimate 789 1587 or 994 3629. Red Carpet service to Estimates Fully insured. Call • Custom Printed selection. Call for information FLORIDA. Agent UNIVERSI up to 10 PM 925 3107 • TShirfs WHEN DOING TYPESORT Monday, Tuesday, Wednes TY Van Lines. 276-2070. 1601 • jackets PUT UNDER CATEGORY day, Thursday 9 AM-9 PM. MAHQN W, Edgar Road, Linden. PC K. 5CHREIHQFER Painting • Bumper Stickers OF TYPING SERVICE 289-1174 00102. interior, exterior, free ANYTHING PRINTABLEI THANKS LANDSCAPING estimates, insured, 687-9268, 201•245-4408 Clean ups, Power latching; 687 3713, eves, weekends. Reseeding, New Lawns 8, BERBERICK&SQN . Shrubs, Monthly Expert MOVING & STORAGE ROOFING t SIDING WINDOWS at low cost. Residential, Com KUGAR .PAINTINGExferior maintenance Reasonable. 8, Interior, Wallpapering, A NEW ROOF?.Peterson YOUR GOWN Call Chris orJ.J. 6878357. mereiaL Shore Trips, Local & High Quality/Low Prices, Ful- Long Distance No job too Enterprises, ALL TYPES OF FREE-LANCE WINDOW & HEADPIECE ly insured/Free estimate Call For Prom or Wedding M. CHRlSTIANOGeneral small 298 0882. Lie 00^10, anytime, 964-8480, ROOFS, Winter prices thru DRESSING "In business cleanup with summer con April, Fully Guaranteed/ since 1950", CALL: JERRY Custom Designed tract Transplanting & replan DON'S MOVING AND PAINTING BY First class insured. Call 862-4062, SCHWARTZ 964 9672 " by "MERCEDES" ting R R ties, drainage pipe, STORAGE. (The Recom- tradesman. Home or eommer (formerly Carol's) sod, sidewalks, etc. Any size mended Mover) Our 25th cial, Advice on your home ROBERT EBERNEZ JR. 1201 Springfield Ave. job Commercial, Industrial, Year, PC 00019. 375 Roseland painting problems, 30 years Roofing, Home Im MISCELLANEOUS Irvington Place, Union, 6S7-603S. provements. Gutters and 375-4052 Residential, 654 5568/574 3516* experience in the trade. Phone Leaders, Siding and Windows, Nick. 245 4835, Anytime. once more,,, Childrens' Formal T & T LANDSCAPING. O'GRADYS Moving and Specializing in Repairs. 688 Wear storage. Local 8. long 9513. with flair Gardener, Maintenance, Spr distance. Call 355 0030, 132 E, PAINTER-Exferior/Interior, Af fordable Decor ing '.efeah up, Fertilizing, Westfield Ave., Roselle Park, Experienced, Problem eon WILLIAM H, VE1T Furniture Restoration seeding. A Tennaro 232 5302, sultation. References, 688 7597 Art Deco radio, mirrors, N.J.. PM 00218. Agents for evenings. Roofing — Seamless Gutters. TESTA'S LANDSCAPING- American Red Ball Van Lines, Free Estimates. Own work. wicker bassinet, dry sink, Spring Clean UP, Lawn P & G PAINTING- Insured, Since 1932. 373 1153. china cabinets and much Maintenance, Sod, Fences In- " PAUL'S "Professionalism counts." more, Come browse through a FOR SALE M&M MOVERS WE STOP LEAKS- Clark gallery of restored furniture stalled. Qualify work/Free One year warranty, interior ACCORGON-Full slie com formerly of and Exterior. Fully insured. Builders, Inc. Serving Union or, bring your own piece to see Estimate, 272 7087, Yale Ave., Hillside County For Over 16 Years. « what can be done. You'll love binafiori aceordin and organ Quality paints. Neat work/No sounds, $400.*, Student 120 base V & D GENERAL LOCALS. LONG mess-. 371 0540, 276-4253. New Roofing L Repairs • Gut the prices! 491 valley Street, CONTRACTORS.Spring clean DISTANCEMQVING ters 8. Leaders. All Work Maplewood, New Jersey aecordin, $100. Call 687-5327. Guaranteed In Writing. Fully (basement entrance off West up, monthly maintenance, PM 00177 PAINTING-Interior §. Ex BEDROOM SET-Maple, 4 lawn renovation, seed, fer- 6M776B terior. Sheet Rock and Tile Insured, Free Estimates, Parker Avenue, directly behind Video Biz), Open pieces with mattress, $100, tilizer, lime fop soil, shrubs ••l925Vau>(hflll Rd, Work. Roofing Repairs, Free Can after 6 P.M. iS6i 167! and sod Very reasonable Union Estimates, Call Tom, 381-9362, 3815145 Tuesday Saturday, 16 P.M. rates Free estimate, 964-0232, lOATMusf sell, 20 fT, RITTENHOU5E BIRD BATH^IrL figurine aluminum sail boat, older MOVING RICHARDS PAINTING SLIPCOVERS DRAPERIES fountain, child figurine foun- type, very reasonable, rio 2 men in a truck. Prompt, Experienced int., exf,, int. tain, plus Venus figurine, frailer. Call day or evenings, L1M0SINE SERVICE courteous Service, sandpainting. Very C US TO M large urn/planter, pedestals, 467 2843, 2419791 PMOOm reasonable. Free est., Fully SLIPCOVERS DRAPER I IS wet unit, wall mirrors. 762- B&M AND RE-UPHOLSTERY 6191. LIMQ SERVICE 105 W, Wesffield, Ave. Roselle ins, 24 hr. answering service CONTENTS SALE.Saturday: Park, 499-9234 Rahway NJ tf. Guaranteed workmanship. June i. Early birds welcome! W#ddinos •Proms • AirporjLs Your fabric or ours. 36 years CONTEMPORARY 740 Salem Road, Union, • Sporting Events • Theater SOUTHSIDE MOVINGLOW experience, formerly at LOVESEAT-60 inches, with Something for everyone, Parlies. Rates, Great Service, Big or RE A S O N A B L E STEIN BACH'S. Discount for matching chair, aluminum clothes, brlcabrack, etc. 24 HOUR SERVICE Union Small, We Do It All. Call PAI N T I N G S P R I N G Senior Citizens. FREE shop at radiator cover. Call 7400510,, anytime. 686 4449, 1157 Gruber SPECIAL! 1 Family exterior home service. Call Walter CEMETERY PLOTS Area 687 5595. Avenue, Union. PM 00348. or inferior, »375 and up, 2 fami- Canter at 757 6655, Hollywood Memorial Park, ly, '475. Rooms, hallways, of- PANDORA'S BOX Union. Two graves for In- MAINTENANCE 000 MIS fices, *35 and up. Also earpen RESALE AMD CONSIGNMENT terments. Capable of four In try, leaders and gutters. Very Chilrerr's Resale Clothing ferments. Price is right. Call CLAR'K-Maintenance HOME HANDY MAN reasonable; Free estimates TILE WORK Shop. Clothing fh perfect con- 23S0203. Company-Qualify work at Painting, paperhanging, Fully insured, 374 5436/761 FRANK dition, Monday-Saturday, reasonable prices. Carpet carpentry & odd lobs, clean- 5511. HILBRANDT 10:30 a.m.-6 p.m. 408 Central CBMETARY PLOTS(i), 2 Cleaning, Floor Waxing, win ups. No lob too small. 944 WOT, Specializing in all type Avenue, East Orange. Mausoleum crypts in dow ' Cleaning, Office , 8. SIDNEY KATl ceramic tile and stall showers. Hollywood Cemefary, Union, Building cleaning s ODDS JOBS Painting, paperhanging, Repairs • RemodeUng (Ml) I7M123 76S-4919. Residential/Commercial. 383 Electrical work. Ceiling tans plastering inside & out. Free Regrouflng. 1028, hung. A/C lines, plumbing, estimates, 617 7172. CHINA CLOSBT-and Buffet, painting, etc. Call 964-6043 or Free Estimate PIANO- UP RIGHT, mahogany. Excellent i 687 5129. Fully Insured mahogany, good condition. fion. Call*ti-4f77, MASONRY SPRING SPECIAL 1 Family 272-5611 SJOQ, Call 763 7«7. exterior or inferior, «375. 2 FOR SALE-10 speed bike, 150., ALL MASONHY-Bfick stone, RUBISH REMOVAL family, '47S. aiamily, »675. and 3 piece American Tourlsfer steps, sidewalks, plastering up Rooms, hallways, offices, '• TVEESEIVICE TOOL TABU Luggage ^30:, Size |, eifi cellar wafer proofing. Work RUBISH REMOVED 35 and up. Also carpentry, Scout Uniform $7,00, Sleds guaranteed. Self Employed AL P. 8OYEA TREE Gandy full size regulation pool All furniture wood & m«fals leaders and gutters. Very SERVICE Low rates, Fr« fable. SS50. or beat offer. 748- $4,00, Record Player 115,00, Ins. 3S yrs. experience.- A, taken away. Attics, reasonable. Free estimate night table 110,, Call 687 0M3 Nufrio. Call 373-8773. estimates. Fully insured. 24 6042. basements & garage cleaned. Fully insured. 3745436/761- hour emergency service. 6J6 Reasonable rates. 5511, LIVING ROOM SETtefa, 2 Summit Avenue, Kenilworth, chairs, 2 end tables, coffee MIKE CONGIALOSI ALL 3252713 N.J. 07033. (2Ql}24S-lfl9. FLEA MARKETS yOLKERT BROTHERS Residential, eommerleal, in- fable. Reasonably priced, MASONARY CON From Springfield will paint good condition. Call tAf>S765. STRUGTIQN, STEPS dustrial, cutting, trimming, ANNUAL Hadassah Flea PMNTIM yogr home, apartment, office, pruning, feeding, cavity work, Market, Sunday, June 2, 9-5. PATIOS SI DEWALKS etc. Gutters cleaned FRIE Ml LLBUR~N-Apartment CUR1INO RiTAINING elevation, topping, chipping, N.S. parking lot, corner St. across from Mlllburn High INTERIOR* EXTERIOR with any interior or exterior splitting, complete removal. George and Wood Avenue, h nd WALLS. NO lob too smajl or painting contract. Clean, r j£5^.. 5*T * ^arry. T tM AT Et _£aJnllng.. Leaders t Gutters Aerial Bucket truck for"~rnrf Linden, -Rainaite~ June f, TfouWhold clothing etc. Sun- Free estimates. Insured. Quality Work 564 §639; Don, with operator day half day Soemthing for everyone. CALL ANYTIME^ Stephen Deo. 233 5561. 33aMi2; Herb. day, 1DM or call 4672143, IS 763 1543 rates, contracting. Dealers call 486 1S59. Short Hills Circle, Apartment 1 Aorcail4*?-2S43, •0 a, a it For Union County Classified Call: 686 7700 O n c s/i o z c z 5 z Reaching ower 70 000 rpflflprs in rr>f< union Leaflet- SiKmqfipia Lf-nnpr MountnirisiCK fno n Kemiworfh Lpnnpr The SpPcffltor in & ROSPIIP Park ,intl f nr- Linaen Lf.,iopr o c z FOR SALE FOR SALE UNION APARTMENTS FOR RENT WANTED TO RENT 9 RELY ON A REALTOR OFFICE TO LET RUG-40 x 20, neutral color. UNION- May 25, 9am 4pm. 263 For Buying Or Selling LANDLORDSTake the work ONE OR TWO-CAR GARAGE Excellent condition. Heater, Forest Drive, Moving and CENTURY21 and worry out of renting your UNIONMorris Ave,, 4 rooms, FOR , STORAGE Windows, Records, Kitchen must sell everything RAY BELLS, ASSQC. home or apartment. We bring carpet, blinds, all utilities in ELIZABETH, HILLSIDE, Set. 467-4423 or 467 1959. Freezer, 2 air conditioners, 6886000 pre qualified fcnantsio you at eluded, prime area, 575 square UNION, IRVINGTON AREA tables, lawn mower, swing no cost or obligation Call feet S400 per month or best of CALL MR TALKOW 687 4491 REDECORATING-Ultra set, toys, adult and ehildrens DEGNAN BOYLE, Realtors, for 686 5950, 379 6406 clothing, household items modern dinette set with leaf fi, REAL ESTATE 353 4200 BUSINESrOPPS. 10 4 chairs, $450,, Rust color rugs Many items half priced from 13 x 20 8. 9 x 12, $75, & $50,, 2 last Saturday's Rain out CRANFQRD- By owner, top DELI- for lease, Morris Ave , chairs and mirrored glass location. Quiet dead end ROSELLE PARK Union, Easy terms to right in table $300,, Chandelier $50,, street, stone front, expanded dividual Call between 9am WANTED TO BUY 6 ranch, 5 bedrooms, living misc. lighting fixtures $20,, COLFAX MANOR VACATION RENTALS 5pm, 686 1343 851 2659 after* P.M. A a P PAPER STOCK, INC. room with fireplace, dining RECYCLING PLANT, 48-54 room, eat-in kitchen, large Own Your Own screened in porch, deep lot, ATLANTIC CITYBoardwalk, SPRUCE, yp-for sprinaAny SOUTH 20th STREET IRV- 2 BR,A/C APT. $710 across the street from Sands Jean-Sportswear style kitchen chairs 2' J baths. Walking distance to INGTON, NEW JERSEY Next to jogging Track And Hotel and Casino. Large Ladies apparel, childrens, recovered. Select from a 07111, PUT CASH IN YOUR schools and New York City Day/Nite tennis Court, apartment T fully furnished. large size, combination store, variety of colors, fabrics and POCKET!!! BUYER OF transportation. Call after 5 pm Deluxe Eat in Kitchen W/ Available first week in leatherettes in the comfort of for appointment, 276-7875. accessories Jordache, Chic, S C • R A P Dishwasher WALK TO August Reasonable Call Lee, Easy Street, izod. Esprit, your home (No charge for NEWSPAPERS,,,$1,00 PER TRAIN, 20 minutes Penn Sta after 6 P M 201 743 3696 shop at home service) GOVERNMENT HOMES- Tomboy, Calvin Klein, Sergio 100 LBS. GLASS BOT from $1 (U repair). Also deli tion NYC, Free heat, hot Valente, Evan Picone, ' Liz GALLO UPHOLSTERY, 964 TLES, $1.00 PER 100 LBS water & parking. Expert staff 8209. quent tax property. Call. 1 800 Claiborne, Members Only, ALUMINUM CANS...21C PER 687 6000 Ext. GH-4991 for in on premises 1 month security POINT PLEASANT BEACH-2 Organically Grown, Oasolme, LB. BATTERIES • CARD formation, ——— —r- No fee/pets, Colfax Ave, W. at modern apartments, plus cot Healthiest, Over 1000 others, SEWING MACHINE-Never BOARD • LEAD • OLD tage, walk to beach and shopp used, $50,, bathroom sink, Roselle Ave. W. $7,900 to $24,000 Inventory, ALUMINUM • COPPER • IRVINGTON, DYNAMITE ing, sleeps up to 6. Seasonal training, fixtures, grand open $10 , humidifier, cabinet style, BRASS 'CAST IRON, (Price and weekly. Special off season ing etc Can open in 15 days, S25., end tables, $20,, each,, 2 Site, franchised seafood 245-7963 Subject To Change) 501 374 restaurant going up. Share rates available Call 584 6904. Mr Loughlin (612)888 6555 speed floor scrubber and wax 1750. er, SI?,, 4 bedroom fixtures, large frontagae with fast food $20, each, 1 bathroom fixture, convenience ' store-bank- ROSELLE PARK-1 and 2 ANY LIONEL, FLYER, drugs-auto repair-any retail, bedroom starting $5J5, 2 $20,, Two orange leather SaleBuild-Lease, F, Rocchi, sofas, $45. each, 2-3Vj ft, iVES ANBOTHER bedrooms starting $675, Rent TRAINS 1387 Springfield Avenue, Irv includes, heat, hot water, and lamps, $35. each, small grand ington, 374 2082 father clock, $25. Jungle bar Top prices paid. cooking gas. Spacious kitchen, shelf, $10, 687=5483 635-2058 living room, dining room, full 3348709 41 PLUS ACRESOn Schooley bath, laundry facilities, off Mountain in Washington THRU PilCE-RATTAN street parking. No pets. Call BOOKS Township. Can be divided into 241 7591. SET: SOFA & 2 CHAIRS, 686 16 building plots, includes 1244. We Buy and Sell Books 321 PARK AVE., PLFD. barn. Principals only. Call 427 ROSELLEPARK 7313. UNiON.400 Huguenot Ave, PL43900 |uper house sale" Monday and COLFAX MANOR Orig. Reeyelers Scrap UNION ZB«.A/CAFT.S710 Tuesday, May 27 and 2ft, 9am- Metal 5pm; Maytag dryer, singer 3 ^ ROOM, A/C WT, $MQ. MAX WE IN STEIN BUY OR SELL CALL Next To Jogging track And sewing machine, 5 piece And Sons Mahengany bedroom set, liv- Day/Nite tennis Court, 3INCE 1920. Deluxe EaMn Kitchen W/ my lOQItl, ™dtning* room, 2426 Morris Ave., Union recreation room furniture, WHITE- Dishwasher. WALK TO Daily 8-5 Sat. TRAIN, 20 minutes Penn Sta- lamps, household kit- 8:30-12 686-8236 Realty Realtors 681-4200 chen articles, and lots more, tion NYC, Free heat, hot OLD CLOCKS 4 water & parking. Expert staH WAREHOUSE SALEBraS & POCKET WATCHES UNION 1323 STUYVESANT on premises, 1 month security. Girdles $3,00,' Men's Shirts Highest cash paid, also parts. AVE-2V? Story BulLDINGllQ No fee/pets. Colfax Ave, W. at $3,00; Psnty Hose .25' & Up; Union, 964 1224. x 175 ft. LOT PERFECT PRO Roselle Ave. W, Ladies panties .50*; Girl's FISSIONAL OFFICIS. 5UG 245-7963 Bathing Suits $3.00; 1255 T,V. SITfi WANTED- Work GEST $168,000. OFFER. Stuyvesant Avenue, Union, ing or not. Color portables on BROUNELL 4 KRAMER 1u:30tO4 P.M. Dally, ly. Days call 753 7333, eves,, REALTORS, 686-1800. UNION-Available, June 1, for 464 7496. Cash paid. single professional. Quiet and WASHER/DRY iR-Xenmore^ exclusive, 3 room's with Good condition. Reasonable, UNION-.For over 35 years, the private entrance and parking. Call after 6 P.M., 964-4874, USED FURS WANTED leaders in the sale of Union 2 block to New York bus. $550. Especially Mink, FOX, Rac- and.Union county homes. a month all utilities.included, 1 Yf AR OLD- weddng gown, coon, coats and lackets. Call BROUNELL & KRAMER 964 5342. . with lace and pearls. Will fit 548-0831. 1435 Morris Ave, .Union sizes 7/1, 9/10. Asking $150. 666-1800 Call 681-1564. Wanted For Cash APARTMENTS WANTED OLD BOOKS S, STAMPS MATURE-Woman with older SAMttSAU ORIENTAL RUGS BUSINESS PROPERTY ANTIQUES pet dog seeks 4 room apart- Private Buyer-224-62Q5 ment, heat and hot water sup- GIGANTIC 4 family garage COViRNMINT HOMIS- plied. For June 1st. 372-5078. sale. EVERYTHING IM- from $1 (U repair). Also delin: AGINABLE, Saturday 5/25, quent tax property. Call 80S PROFESSIONAL PERSON 9am spm. 1072 Kensington KANT1D 687 6000 Ext, GH 1441 for in Seeks clean 3 plus room apart- Terr,, Union. Larchament sec Old Dolls, Toys, Trains, formation. ment, Nice area, pets, $250. in- tion, Metal Toys & Figures eluding uf il If ies-Can postcards. Military items negotiate. Principals only, GARAGE SALE- 475 Bailey Handmade Linens HIT.LSIDE Westminister Colonial 743 3958 days, 751 0341 even Aye,, Union. June 1st, LIZ M733IS ings.. 9am:Spm. T.V., stereo. Summer evenings will be Franklin stove, dishwasher, spent on this expansive rear housewares, many new and WANTEO-Girl's bedroom porch overlooking well land HOUSES TORREN T used items. pieces-4 to 5 pieces, desk, scaped grounds, 1st floor- bachelor chest, hutch, family room and eafin kit- SPRINGFIELD Lovely 3 BR, UNiON-410 BROOKDALE dresser. Leave message 64a chen, majestic master 2 bfh, Ranch condo! Located ROAD, Saturday. May 25, 9 to 7767 between 8 L 4. • bedroom with full bath, and in Troy Hills! New w/w cpfg! 4:30, No early birds! Large much more. Asking $159,900. New kit; 5 new air, eonds. Gar. variety of everything. (Rain Call 3534200 Move in cond. Vacant! Asking date Saturday June 1.3 i $1350/Mo. plus »lec; JOANNE YARD SALES LOGO TEDESCO, Realtors,564»i9. ^pvlng 532 Win- ROSELLE PARK-Saturday, chestir Ave, (off Salem June 1st, 10am-4pm, 209 Sher PUTNAM MANOR UNION vauxhaM secton, cozy 2 bedroom house, 1 bath, liv Road), Saturday, May 25th, man Ave. Rain Date, Sunday, Beautifully maintained, 3 Monday May 27th, 10am-4pm, June 2nd, bedrooms, colonial, country ingroom, dining room, eat-In Furniture, washer/dryer, kitchen, formal dining room, kitchen, re*rigertftor, refrigerator; silver fireplace, finished recroom, dishwasher, washer/dryer in chandelier, clothes, water principals only. Call 964-9097, basement. Air condition, gas skiis, baby carriage, brle-a PETS 7 heat. Discount rent, SWO brae, etc. Cash only LOW COST- Spaying & month plus utilities. Call id at 964 1472. Neutering for cats and dogs, RENTALS UNION 26V New Jersey Including pregnant pets. For UNION-Lovely 3 bedroom Avenue (5 Point Movie block) information call; Animal CBNTRALLY-located garage home, large yard, all ap house sale, enlftf T V . stereo of_ MO, a montti.-^Evenings 376 ptrartCTS, many exlras. 'CatT Something for everyone. May N.J. Weekdaysf9p.m, at: 574 0002, 377 0071, Broker 686 3400. .18. RaindateMayJS, 3981. MHIMIIMHUIUINMIIHIimnniS --__j —-— — ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^'^'^^^^"^^^^^^V^^^R^R^R^RHIIlR^RBR^R^R^R^R^R^R^Rj % WHniHinitmnuuuwntmwtiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMimHmmiinmiMMiiiiiiiiiiimmiiiHnimiiiiiiiiiHi jmiitminj - Use this handy reference to nearby Let an expert do it!businesses and services. They're as close as your telephone! >iiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiimiiuwiuiHiitiiiiiiiiiiiMHiMtuiiiiuttiiiiiituiiniaiiiiiiiiuiiniinitutiMnuiiitnniiiiiMntiiiitiiiNimmtuimtiiiuimuiiH«4AM« uiininiitF KITCHEN CABINETS KITCHEN CABINETS KITCHEN CABINETS LANDSCAPING LANDSCAPING LANDSCAPING JAN'S nrrcwNs. INC. 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R,R. ties, drainage MASONRY Maintenance • Resetding STEPS •PATIOS* SIDEWALKS S#riil| Qean up, monthly nmnlimnu, pipe, sod, sidewalks, etc, CONTRACTOR • Niw Lawns & Any size job. Commercial, CURBING •RETAINING WALLS Sod \tmn iMMtw, wd, firtliaf, limt • Shrubs Industrial, Residential. •STEPS Shrub* tap Ml, liirubi ind Wd- Vtq WlMBibta •SIDEWALKS Planting 4 ntn. Frit btinute Msnthl; mjinltniMi •PATIOS Reasonable Rain Can K»n •DRIVEWAYS FREE ESTIMATES W MM Call Chrnor i.j, CALL ANYTIME 964*0232 N«j«l!tMSMil 687-8357 763! 543 FrM Ett, 9644425 MASONRr MASONRY SECURITY SYSTEMS MASONRY MASONRY MOVINr, STEPS •WALKS STEPS MASON DUMP FOR HIRE SOUTHSIDE SIDEWALKS AAA SECURITY MASONRY w WE PICK UP LOADS OF MOVING PATIOS ALL MASONRY COMPANY Broken Concrete AM Asphalt •Quality Work •GARAGES •BURGLAR -FIRE sieoi Slate & Stone • Reas. PRICES • HOLD-UP plailering cellar water •FOUNDATIONS •FULLY INSURED VERY REASONABLE SYSTEMS proofing WorK •ADDITIONS •JS YEARS EXP, ggaranleefl Sell MARK 688-3882 FREE 4MI17] $tfi*glW 371-JOM 851-9044 NJLicOOU* Cll SM4444 MOVING & STORAGE MOVING 4 STORAGE PAINTING PAINTING TREE SERVICE PAINTING DON'S PAUL S MOVfRS WILLIAM DUNCAN FOSTER BAUER Rj'S TREE SERVICE Int/Eit Painting PAINTING 10 Yr. Guarantee I HOME IMPROVEMENT MOVING & Lof Splittinf^irtwood ON Repainting worn Woodchipt»St4imp Grinding f Union Countj STORAGE aluminum siding SPCCJM. SPIINI HSaNJRT LICENSED Quililj nwk • Re«pnibtT pneefl 667-0035 iMmri/Fiti EibiMi» • Inltriw • Ellen* DI1TANCI FREE ESTIMATE 274^253 INSURED 375 Rualand Place Call S88 7768 I7B-JT1O fm nlinute • Full? irnu'id UNIUM PAINTING PAVING WATERPROOFING SERVICES OFFERED TELEPHONES TILE WORK PAINTING BASEMENT KARYN & RiSA'S ERRANDS FRANK WATERPROOFING 4M4534/S74.27S7 HILBRANOT (NTERiOM EXTERIOR "Ui Us Hun Y«r ErtwMh" TELEPHONES Specializing in alltype SHEET tOCK Sump Pumps InstalM er Full draifuft ttont tat lar|t • tot Mdl •ceramic file and Stall AND Ptvini CMtractorf Inc. Fr» T«r B«j Wort Schtdul* . Mond A snowers TILE NDRR Driveways Ult timt GUAMNTIE an trnmtiib Curbing •RUSOMUI wins- licit and matti lint tjriltm inullfd ROOnK REPAIRS NfOt FREE ESTIMATES Parking Lots in homo ind bw«n*o« Remodeling Sidewalks Call for fret Htimita (JH Dm! Ti*. 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Drc.it TT» Olds Dealer in ft Pine Hoodi Union County l«OB»!U»I liwui *.a iui ) uiiiiie Porch Encloiurei 15 Shofi Hills An Shot! Hilli ELIIABETM fliil fljuj ' Itia III C Remodel.n« roppoiiii. thi 'Chdnliclrr I FREE ESTIMATE MOTORS, INC, 2734200 Value Rated Uied Carl AU! HOB iHD 1688 58481 3793335 SUMomsAve I *t IQB r VI Hvif ( Viul Mail SMlien Etiiabelh JS410S0 iOHt, f I BM L f AtlNC ?0SI Spnn|4iflg An U-w 6*4-0423/24 ht. ante* AUTOS WANTED CARPENTRY PAINTING CARPET CARE fllANINC, SfRVICI CLEAN UP VOLKIRT JOE DOMAN STEAM MOORI'S CLIANIHG BROTHIRI SPA» GUTTERS FENCES GUTTERS GUTTERS & LEADERS HOME IMPROVEMENT HOME IMPROVEMENT - f M i rtt 1 f a f. GUTTERS, CUTTERS, Europe General LEADERS LEADERS OWER thoroughly Contractors FINCH cleaned. BOB'S ON • ALUMINUM ClITTHS* LEADCR5 Co,. Inc. MuOtd t • Drains HOME IMPROVEMENT ALL KINDS OF MIS INSURED womt Thoioufhlj cl««ntd INSURED11 taMM I ma IbaNMtd B«i,U«nt.»i Cnun Link. 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Am tm T/O, A/C, AM/FM StarM, lit No S«l No, 4J44, M,m J7,IM BM!»,S», N», 4IUAMIIH 71,7U, m. mm H.tti, 50495 57495 S6495 55995 S4295 11 you mM&). you can o** o M CALL FOR ADVANCE CREDIT c»- at MwM Cnsvtstal Bnog yout c ptymam GMAC FINANCING «•'« p#y • »fit« in as •«(!. lai Irt.otlt 4 8««l.r pftp uMCsr cwmoui own N UMM COWTY (CHEVROLET 22IZ JiORRIS AVE., UNION J> 686-2800 UNION'S ********^ WEEKEND 4 BIG DAYS FREE PARKING In UNION CENTER • Thursday • Friday at Die Bonnel Ct • Saturday • Monday and Stowe St Parking lob May 23,24,25, €*27 SHOP THESE PARTldBATING STORES STORES WITH ASTERISK OPEN MONDAY MEMORIAL DAT Alford Automotive 10 Harlan's Fashions .,...,,,.,,.:, 8 S&GCoin ...... 4 Ann Louise Intimate Apparel .,.,,..,.. 3 Home Beautiful .-.. .8 Speedy Car Wash .'.;...... 9 Anthony Jewelers r. . 6 J&A Mower. .... 10 'StanSommer...... 12 Buy Wiie Auto Parti, ,.,.,,,., 11 Kaufman's Ladies Shop ...... 5 *StanSommer Shoes...... 5 Belmont Gifts ..... 8 * Magic Fountain. .7 , Susan's Shop &. Jr. Circle 5 Curtain Bin & Bath Shop. 2 •Martin Edwards Men's Shop . 2 *Tabatehnicks ...... 10 * Fashion Finds ••...-..' 5 N.Shultz .9 * the Underground ..... 3 Fitness Forum 6 •NiePs Army & Navy...... 3 Union Bootery ...... 6 Gaiter's ... . 7 •Nutri-Care Health Center . .9 Union Shoe Service .6 Gerell Stores «..,...,..,,., 8 Reimer's Children's World ...... 2 Winter's Jewelerg ...... 2 Prepared by Dave Bain Published by County Leader Newspapers u; shape of a 2 UJ w The Rado'^ DiaSMn-" Executive. LU The distinctive watch that maices a lmtlng impression. 5 Its scrertchprool sapphire crystal and tungsten cOTbide case-top are cnnang the hardest substances . on earth, So, as time goes by, your Rado wUl continue a. to look Uk© new. o Pre-Father's Day Sale ayle-setteri in Europe have been choosing Rado tor i more than 20 years. In fact, more Swiss buy Rado than UJ any other quaUty Swiss watch. Now you can tind out S whyforyQuisell. z o z 20-50 RADO 3 On All Brand Name Thm watch to watch. Sport Shirts • Slacks • Suits • SpOrtCOatS • Swimwearcby Jantiin) 1024 Stuyvesinf Ave, Union Center 687-4633 Parking in STORE Mon, Tue, Rear of Store! HOURS Wed, Sat 9:30 a.m.-.5:3O p.m. Open Memorial Day Thurs &. Fri 9:30 a.m.-8:30 p.m. 11:00a.m. 4:00p.m. ,?r30a.m..i:i0p.m Winters ?:30a.m. 5:30p.m. "Diamond & Jt'»*t'/n / \Jhui)ii ' ***•*•******••* ****••*••*•«* OPEN MON., MEMORIAL DAY, 11 AM 4 PM FRI, EVETIL9PM 1AND Entire Stock! SHADES SHOWER White Only OWELS Scallop a Fringe CHILDREN'S WORLD $J39 CURTAINS Reg2, «8.0^0 ENTIRE STOCK 10 ° „ 5 Cut to Size Up BOY'S & GIRL'S SWIMWEAR 3i«'4 To J7" WWe Ticketed prices • Girl's Racing Suits Values to M.w • Girl's Cabbag« Patch • Bay's Cotton Sp*tlat Order Every SPREAD CUSTOM • Boy'i Nylon * and Matching OFF DRAPERIES "LEVOLOR"® Regular Pries • and more... lnc,"CORTLIY" PRISCILLA MINI BLINDS % % I n SStock ENTmfrSTOCK * * 20 ,50 BOY'S & GIRL'S SUMMER SLEEPWEAR * OFF OFF 1Tickett00d prices Keep them cool while Reg. List Prices ^ they're sleeping LACE CUSTOM HALLOF1L TABLECLOTHS LOUVER DRAPE1 by "LorainiM" VERTICALS BED PILLOWS ENTIRE STOCK No Iron, Beautiful Pattern, Val,toS2S 70" Round HEALTH TEX 52 x 70 u sias HiH $12 OFF u Shorts u S«H Mx 1M 50 U Polos D Overalls All SiMt 40 OFF Regular Price THE ENTIRE STOCK OSHKOSH B'GOSH Curtain Sin % Oft R««ular Price ..V ;•,;., or* Rath Shar- REIMER'S CHILDREN'S WORLD 1036 Stuyvesant Ave, UNION nii' Ave UiiiOH C- 1 I c z Save 20%! Semi-annual N€IL*S ARMY & NAVY o in Honor of z in famous shape wear sale S MEMORIAL DAY m Flexees • Subtract • Carnival • Warner • Maidenrorm • Lilyette • 5 o so Proudly 5 r Offers o its Patrons S m a m m z o > r m fog mult Sring (his Coupon Any to Participate '25 Purchase excluding Sale Items • 4ill ^ETTTT gBJLFQ.f BJLML^BI ftmAFLESS at juurpo nmmaa (JWDDIWIII NEIL'S ARMY & NAVY STORE Nel M M EsmMnH aim iny glMr «<)r ANN-LOUISE 1040 Stuyvesant Ave. • Union Center IT^TIMvlTE APPAREL 686-7843 open Memorial Day 11 00 AM -aoOP MOUHi , „ D ,1, S JO ftWt o 1 10 10Z2 5TUYVE5ANTAVE, UNION CENTER 687-1 166 • Hour! Daily 10:00-5:30 Op a MON. SAT. OPEN FRI EVENINCSTIL H;JO • AMEXMAStERCARDVlSAACCEPTABLE •NOT ALL STYLES AND SIZES AVAILABLE ONLY Toy^ dresses frrcect /We Union Vtfc-JtOO Open Urte TW i fh LU a z LU Tuitions, Bills M UJ LU S or Savings? o _i •t o UJ S COINS INC. q IS BUYING AGAIN! we are buying an unitea states coins-rare or common-especially us gold coins ana silver dollars WE NEFD QUANTITY AND QUALITY! proof sets, paper money, foreign coins, token?, medals, etc. we are buying 90% silver us coins under 1964, half dollars 196570, silver Oars .999 fine, sterling silver, scrap gold IQK thru 14K We will test your material for fineness if not marked, we will pay nigh prices for your material. Give us a try! examples of prices as of May IS 1985 are iistect beiow. All prices are subject to change aue to daily market fluctuations PAYINGFOR UNiTEDSTATEDCOINS: SILVER DOLLARS •1OM UNCIRCULATED Peace very Good Plus |||||M UNC. 1921 Morgan »ZiPww UNC,Pre192i FOR EXTRA-FINE OR BETTER UNITED STATES GOLD COINS Thome Are Minimum For This Gratis; St. Gauden — «47S°° DaYINrFOR ALL U.S. SILVER COINS 1964 AND BELOW. •~MWHV«*0WE ARE CURRENTLY PAYING AS OF May .15,1985 DIMES — «O«^ QUARTERS —•i«»M. HALVES — »2« HALF DOLLARS—fses wo _ 0 SILVER DOLLARS — ws-isss -m mm VERY GOOD OR BETTER NO RIM NICKS NICKELS —1942-1945 2O* ea Mint Mark, on reverse over dome we are paying a premium above these prices for $100,00 face value or more. Bag Quantities of $1000. Call fpr current higher price, CANDADIAN SILVER COINSupfoi966 DIMES— 20^o QUARTERS — BUYING SCARP GOLD & SILVER PAYING Gold is bought by pennyweight; Silver is bought by troy ounce, per pennyweight —10K»«,©©14K •3,5© 18 K *8.OO 22K »f 1.OO PLATINUM MO.OO sterling silver per ounce — marked *a.T5 unmarked *a.OO Mexican *a.CM> .999 PINE SILVER is paying a premium over spot for all cnocihartt miivor Barm.— rTcTwr e coimTincTpius premium i ounce plus (B©* m ounce plus ioo ounce plus PROSPECTORS 4O - Quantities will be llmitetl to lax ounces or until Inventory mm are reached we am buy ,999 silver of other brands. Currently paying 7S under spot for all off brands Ban must be market! with refinery, weight and §39 hallmark QuanWliiibi^ »«,, »..«,,...,«.,,«»., iBrBij at^rwacnea. All unmarkea bars can be purchased aftmr .00 assay charge per lot /$ required, Settlement on date of assay WE SELL ENGELHARD SILVER BARS AT COMPETITIVE PRICES OVER OUR BUYS ™'^^U FOR UP TO THB MINUTE COLD AND SILVeR PRICES, CALL 686-31 1O fESPECIAUZi IN ASSEMBLING* BANK REFERENCE: INVESTMENT Union CMftr Nation*! Bank mTFQLIQS Union, N.J. COINS INC IS Ytars •ip*fi«ftcc National T.ktyp* Dc«ter Hours: »:M • 5MM.-Fri. • Thgn. Ill«, s ft 6 * -ft EVENT 4 NOW THRU MONDAY, May 27th "BONUS REBATES" will be given at %OFF 5 5 /3% OFF regular price at SUSAN SHOP and SUSANS JUNIOR CIRCLE for the MEMORIAL EVERY SHOE - FROM EVERY WEEKEND SALE! FAMOUS BRAND IN OUR STORE! You will be given a BONUS REBATE CARD for 55/3% OFF of every purchase of$ 10, This CARESSA-JASMIN-CAPEZIO bonus rebate* can be used as cash for any par- 9-WESTBUSKEN-BASS chase at either the SUSAN SHOP or SUSANS SR.O-CONPOTTI-SPORTQ JUNIOR CIRCLE for a sixty day period. OPEN MEMORIAL DAY 11 -00 A.M,-4:00 P.M. • Bonus Rebate not retunflable for cash and cannot be used on layawaY Salon One of Ntw jerseys Largest Selections of children s & teen apparel I for over 35 years. 985 Stuyvesant Ave union center OPgN THURSDAY & FRIDAY losostuyvesane Awe. EVENINGS TIL 9:00 P.M. UNION C The Ladies Shop COUPON SPECIALS! 1037 Stuyveson! Avenue, Union Center Thurs, Frl., sat., & Mon. ONLYI i, 24, 25, & 27 --COUPON™« BLOUSES Any Sizes OUR ENTIRE STOCK SHORT 10-44 RtgulaHjdiscayntedtt>rto>U padft™ Htnsu i On 20°/cOOFF JACKETS KNIT TOPS •^WEATHER TAMER" WIND BREAKERS % OFF OFF OUR ENTIRE SPRING STOCK IFIRE ISLANDER POLOS SPORTSWEAR EVERY ITEM IN THE STORE REDUCED ASHION AT LEAST from 20% UNION CENTER IRVINGTON VboFF Sun Hi Man, TIM., WM., IN Man,, TIM., S*t. !§•* (III* Mil!)! thun.4Fri.NI9. ., Thun, Prl. IM Sat.tilS:M Kaufman's w Anthony Jewelers O z 1023 Stuyvesant Ave., Union Center UJ UJ Women1* • Men's o _J SHOES § UJ 5 i/i z g i 3 »-- COUPON—«-- I WITH THIS COUPON ONLY! % entire ON AIL OUR FAMOUS BRANDS: inventory • Revelation* • Stacy Adams 30 OFF •Selby • Nunn Buih • Ena* JiHiek •W.llco • Jar man SHOP EARLY Watches • Diamond jewelry • Qanttl Green • Andnmo • Huih Puppies 1 FOR 14K Chains & Bracelets • Rings§ • Penal jo • Dcxfir For Men & | FATHERS DAY! Pendants • EVERYTHING • WirfTit* • Charm Women WE WILL BE CLOSED MONDAY, MEMORIAL DAY INHCNOROFOUR PAST AND PRESENT VETERANS ! Anthony Jewelers MS4' C 1023 Stuyvesant Ave. «UPON GOOD ONL 10a0 Stuyv«>tant A vs. Union • 686.5480 • _ Op«n Thun 4 Fn, £v«nina« i i UNION SHOE SERVIC i Shape Up Now! i JOIN NOW & RECEIVE THE SPRING HANDBAGS UMMERFfffF/ (Select Group)