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Claims 'nuisances' have been abated 'It's never been treated as prostitution and By Sean Dairy The club can tell books and But Milazzo takes issue, with Man- Staff Writer movies,- but live entertainment is pro- ahan's claims. the state has never treated it as prostitution.' '95 INTEGRA LS ASKING $13,995 •95 INTEGRA LS ASKING $12,995 •95 ACCORD EX ASKING $15,444 '94 J-30 ASKING $16,495 Far now, the Razzk Dazzle Run- hibited under the court order. "I think what he's trying to do is not nuns pNEW JERSEY FORYEARS... "NEVER increase in conatnsctioo coats and Wb do it with PRICE, A HUGE INVENTORY SELECTION "Basically, what rappmnrt was we because $300,090 in senior funds UNDERSOLD' Tno iHsnwBy SBfUor .»._. w . mmv ••••» -in—m- a series COLLISION RBPRR CENTER of programs with guest speakers from Tratette rejected all the bids," said Kennedy. were diverted elsewhere. This sfaort- PRICES ON 100's Pictured The bids, quite frankly, came in fall was partially made up for with the «is. rpar—.t. woif -ithwe vgrouwi>n lUUiOWlHanson, , HfaI r IIUIH' , IIUHTrom-TralsfdeT I lOKMUD,, WltO Q8V8 8 tSlK OF VEHICLES FOR FOR SttOW ALERT an^ _^ dJ sKd_. If _a e— presentatio.• — ••_ n_ o_ n 'Birdt P^V «s amt thm • e Feeder^A » / The series continues Feb. 26 at 1 higher than we expected and we're CBDG funds. p.m. looking, for better numbers." The bond ordiance will have a - PRESIDENT'S EVENT! THIS HOLIDAY Schools superintendents will EVENT! "We haven't even put a shovel in down payment of $600,000 — the ^ FRlt! 35mm CAMERA UNION COUNTY use our Mosource hot line to the ground and already we have cost senior grant money and CBDG funds. TODAY THRU MONDAY FEBRUARY16th alert parents to school closings overruns," said Councilman Frank Not all of the money will go toward to bon«We homed drKeis wit) a demo ride. OneperfamHy. AND SURROUNDING AREAS during inclement weather. Janusz. He was the only council to CUUStFPCDOP. I This sd must be presented at time of dano ride far FREE C in Kanway, parents can call vote against the bond ordinance and A total of $292,000 is to go toward (908) 686-9898 and enter cancelling the bids. By Sean Dairy 6:20 a.m the next day. DeL Ix Robert Disko said. mtwrennff sod oc&ciBns toe new Selection No. 7006. Janusz said be voted against the bid • Professionally handling the ENTIRE CLAIM, from Staff Writer The suspect or inspects broke a window in a small room rejection because of an incident two recreation center. Another $250,000 •98 INTEGRA 98 ACURA CL For Union County College, is to go toward actually preparing the • FR0KT KNEEL OWE • CO PLArER KURT SPORTS COOK Most churches use the money collected in their poor at the rear of the church to gain entry. From there, the sus- years ago, when the ground the center notifying the Insurance Company to Final Payment parents can call (908) 686-9898 •FUU POWER boxes to feed the hungry, heal the sick, and even pay the pects entered the main church and pried open me poor box- would sit on was being prepared. bonds • FREE ESTIMATES with Immediate SELF-AUTHORI- and enter Selection No. 7013. But, according to Janusz, there are NRcaanome rent es, stealing an undetermined amount of cash. The administration had told the 3-dr coupe., power. KOOF few details available on other details ZATION to expedite repairs • Written 100% GUARAN- But St. Mary's Church last week suddenly found itself The Rev. Edward Meyers discovered the theft He could council to reject bids for dealing and steerJbrakes/wind.f of the bonds. with less of that money to go around. not be reached for comuieU. Disko said be did not know levelling the land. It came back a tint glass., rear 2-door, 4-cytinder TEE on all workmanship • DISCOUNT RENTAL CARS Police are investigating a break-in at the church on Cen- bow the church had planned to use the money. month later with a higher bid; the defrost., front, wheel, drive., CD player, fuel inj. engine, 5-speed According to Janusz, pi imipal pay- manual transmission, power steer./brakes, Air tral Avenue that left three diurch poor boxes empty. The Those with information about the burglary may call the higher bid was because the bid speci- 16-valve 4-cyl. DOHC eng., 5-spd. man. trans.,/ Frond to ments on the bonds do not start until Conditioning, rear defrost, moon roof, CD- burglary was reported early last Thursday morning. Rahway Police Department's tip line at 388-1553. Del Gcations bad changed. opt. auto, trans, avail. MSRP: $16,635. VIN INSURANCE CUSTOMER SATISFACTION AWARD about 2003, although interest pay- Compact Disc Player... and much more! receive Get local updates throughout The break-in happened between 9:30 p.m. Feb. 11 and James O'Leary is investigating the case. *W5003924. Lease... The dry will go out to bid on the ments will continue until then. MSRP: $23,545. VIN #WL000364. Lease... the. for Total Qullty In the week. Call our Infosourcc Paint, Frame & Metal Reflnishing hot line at (908) 686-9898, Court date postponed for two Selection 7515. Milton Avenue man charged Web site arrested with video cameras Visit our site on the World Wide for punching police officers By Sean Dairy Web, which can be accessed at Staff Writer 7/ there are guidelines that By Sean Dairy http://www.localsource.com/ Kerri Blanchard and Mary Ann Janusz will have to wait exist for videotaping council Staff Writer still longer for their day in court Police arrested an East MDton Avenue man on drug charges Feb. 9 TbetriiUoftbetwowoincnaccusedofdisniptingapuhl- meetings, and the defendants after be allegedly punched two Rahway ponce officers. •98 ACURA TL ic meeting was postponed for the second time Tuesday, complied with the guidelines, Marcus Smith, 34, is being hekl for aggravated assault and battery on a LUXURY SEDAN '98ACURARL Certified Trained Technicians Friday: Showers police officer, a secaod-degree offense. He also is charged with posses- LUXURY FLAGSHIP Janusz said. Blanchard and Janusz, who were scheduled to 4-dr sedan, pow. steer7 ABSi and mild. be tried before Clark Municipal Court Judge Antonio Ina- then there's no problem,' sion of a controlled dangeroos mbstancr. resisting arrest and obstruction brakesMindows, AMiFM/ 4-dr sedan, 3.5 &-cy1. eng., auto.' State-of-the-Art Equipment 46' of justice. South is being held in Union County Jail in lieu of $10,300 StereoCD piayer, pow. ant. do, were arrested Nov. 10 after they set up videocameras — Judge Antonio Inado trans., pow. «*eer7 brakes. Ar bail. beaisMoor fa., leath. inter., Air Cond .dual air bags, tint. gte. Saturday: Showers to tape a meeting of the City Council. Cond.,tnt gte, rr. dfrst. frnt whl. dnve.H whl., cnise, moon 'An officer on paired in a marked police car polled Smith over at 9:38 ir. dfret, frnt «M. dnve, Ht whl, cruise, moon roof, fuel inj. 2 5 Superior Color Matching and breezy. At press time, mere was no word on when the trial on Jan. 6, but the women said that they could not go for- roof, leath. interior, AkUFM/StereoCass.. and much more1 p.m. at Main and Poplar streets for allegedly driving a 1981 Buick station Scfl. eng., auto, trans., LOADED! MSRP: $31.135. : AT would begin. Clark's courts were closed Monday far Presi- ward because of what they called a lack of cooperation on VIWWC000360. Lease... • MSRP: $41,635. VIN WVCO0W65. Lease wagon with an expired registration, said DeL Lt Robert Disko. Imports, Domestics, Trucks, Sport Sunday: Partly dents Day and Inado could not be reached for comment. the part of the police department. At that time, Inacio questioned the need for documenta- Utilities (4x4s) and Van Specialists cloudy. Janusz, the wife of lone Republican Councilman Frank Smith is accused of struggling with the officers, resisting arrest for Janusz, said the trial was postponed partly because the tion such as the memo. several minute* until he was subdued. Police said be caused minor dam- $ 44" Rahway Police Department has been "stonewalling" her. "This case to me isn't all that difficult," Inado said. "If age when he repeatedly kicked the inside of a patrol car after be was 'Customer Satisfaction Is Our Prime Concern!' For th« most up to data She and her husband are vocal and frequent critics of May- there are guidelines that exist for videotaping council arrested. Neither the officers nor Smith needed medical attention, police ONLY OWE LOCATION! fc reports, call (80S) 696- or James Kennedy's administration. meetings, and the defendants complied with the guidelines, said. MM, Ext. 1790. Janusz and her attorney, Arthur Goldzweig, have been then there's no problem. Isn't that the issue?" 98 ACURA SLXspofrrs imunr trying to obtain a memo that she says the dty administra- But Janusz says that she wants the memo just in case she U fhv VB 24^h« IHMK tngnt. tion sent to the Police Department, instructing officers to is found guilty and has to appeal. tola twit, pa*. tittrJbrakrVincti/iMli. Mr Cond.. be at the Nov. 10 meeting. Janusz said she learned of the The council has passed guidelines for videotaping since Boys robbed at gunpoint hug* Srfal Par. Horn Roo«. to*h. Mwior. ABS brakn. dalartagt..uidinon! HSRP:$36,73 VIN#7800072 memo from one of the officers who arrested her. the incident, but Councilman Janusz has criticized those By Sean Dairy 1-906-964-4440 Community calendar...... 2 She wants the memo because the dty administration has guidelines partly because the resulting videotapes would Staff Writer Petitions available 2 been "playing games and looking for trouble and I need be distributed by a council committee. A man forced five boys at gunpoint Friday to give up an undetermined 24 HOUR HELP LINE & TOWING Editoriab 4 this evidence to prove that" Mary Ann Janusz says that her right to videotape meet- amount of cash and a watch. CALL MR. WAUERS Obituaries. ._..._. 8 But the administration disputes Janusz's claim. ings is in the state's Open Public Meetings Act DIRECTLY TO OUR FACILITIES The boys were not injured, but they banded over the items after the suspect SPRINGFIELD •OCREDrr. BAD CREDIT. Sports. 9 'There wu no memo coming from the administration, According to the act, attendees may televise, videotape FORMMEDIATE grabbed one of them and pointed a pistol at another. 10 CREDIT REJECTS- County news. Bl meaning me or the mayor, in that regard," countered City or audiotape public meetings. "However, a public body BAIKRUPTCY- The boys told police that the suspect approached them from behind as they ^ACURA •IWCE QUOTES Business Administrator Peter Pelissier this week. REPOS5E8SKM- Entertainment ...... —33 should adopt reasonable guidelines to regulate and control walked along Seminary Avenue at 11:32 pjn. •CSBIT APPROVAL 'To be quite honest, I didn't even know they had a court RTE 22 SPRINGFIELD, NJ 973-912-9000 10 PROBLEM rrscuu Classified B16 the manner of televising, videotaping or sound recording He reportedly grabbed one pf the boys and demanded money from them. The date today," Pelissier said in response to Janusz's W» qiiMk EI«MI • SpanWi • RUHIM • PflrtUBOtM • H«fcr»w • AraUe t ottur Unguao* Real Estate...™.. „ -B18 of its proceedings,'* the act states. boys said they thought he wu joking until be pulled out a small silver automatic PrlOiilneludtiloMtetobepaidbyaeonn.-'erexoeptfoftaxw.reg. and lie. fees. »1 mo. security dep. + J450bank(ee 15c per mile over 12,000 criticisms. Those guidelines can include number, type and position 5 Automotive..- . .._..B20 pistol and pointed it at one of them. They emptied their pockets and handed over miles annual avw. with 1st option topurchaa ntegra eJ9.814,ae$13,419,TLe $18,058. RL 6 $ 24.148, SIX @ $19,836. all W/J2999 down 1084 Springfield Road, Union, NJ • Phone: 1 •908 •964» 4440 Council members, then led by Councilman Jim Jones, of recording equipment and lighting, location of the opera- pymnt Totalofptym«ot8is39mo xmo py> it "Take an additional $1000.00 off with Acura Owner Loyalty Certificate on TL. RL. SIX This ad their money. Worrell Community Newspapers said during the meeting on No v. 10 that they would dismiss tor "and other items deemed necessary to miint»ir» order must be presented at Urn* of deposit and withlfrt days 01 this ad's date for advertised prices. CUT ALOMO DOTTED U»E AND PUCE IN YOUR GLOVE COMPARTMENT FOR EMERGENCY USE. The suspect is described as a black man in his imd-20s, wdgbing about 250 the charges against both women, but that has not happened and prevent unnecessary intrusion into the proceedings," 01998 All Rights Reserved pounds. He was wearing dark clothing. The description does not match those of Blanchard and Janusz were originally scheduled for trial according to the act suspects in other unsolved crimes in Rahway, Disko said r PAGE 2 — THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 19. 1998 RAHWAY PRQGRPRR RAHWAY PROGRFRg . CLARK THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1M8 - PAGE 3 Deadline set to file COMMUNITY CALENDAR Council targets mayor's power Coming events The Community Calendar it prepared by tbe Rahway petitions for board Feb. 26 By PhlUp Scan Curran ordinance's primary sponsor, prof- week performing his duties at that Progress to inform residents of various community • Exercise class will be beld at tbe Rabway Senior Staff Write- fered it largely so dark doe* not task. How tor—eh UK activities and governmental meeting*. To give your The deadline for filing nominating with, or claim against, tbe board, not in a vote drawn sharply along repeat "another Dawn Drive fiasco." That sent council Democrats into a The Rahway Progress is pubBsrwd community eventj tbe publicity they deserve, mail your Center from 10 to 11 am A speaker will diicutt "Gar- petitions to run for positions on tbe hold office as mayor or member of tbe Republican party lines, the Clark That "fiasco" occurred when, last rage, claiming that the increased every Thursday by WorraH schedule to Rahway Progress, P.O. Box 3109, Union. dening Without Chemical*'' at tbe center from 1 to 3 Community Newspapers, an Rahway Board of Education is 4 p.m. governing body of tbe same district Town Council introduced a measure year, gravel was laid on the temporary hours would likely force Mazzardla 07083. p.m. independent, family owned March 2. and be registered to vote. curtailing Mayor Robert Ellenport's parking kit on the Brewer School's to resign from tbe job and require Feb. 27 newspaper company. Our offices are Nominating petitions are available Prospective school board candi- Pre-acbool registration ability to make changes to any east side. Tbe council did not sanction Clark to hire someone at a greater sal- located at 1291 Stuyvesant Avenue. • line dancing will be beld at tbe Rahway Senior from A. DiGiorgio, secretary to the dates can obtain a "School Board • Registration for preschool and kindergarten for the township-owned piopeity or building that move, but Dawn Drive residents ary than what he currently receives. Union. N.J. 07083. We are open Center, Esterbrook Avenue, from 10 to 11 am Tai Chi Rahway Board of Education. Peti- Candidate Kit" at tbe offices of tbe 1998-99 acbool year in now open. Parents may contact without receiving tbe council's con- grew incensed and demanded that the from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. every weekday. will be beld from 11:30 am to 12:30 p.m. and again Tbe ordinance was tabeled; it will Call us at one of the telephone tions must contain the signatures of at board secretary, located on tbe second any school for registration information. RegidtratioD sent and advice. gravel be removed. from 1 to 2 pm and 2:30 to 3:30 pjn. be reintroduced at a later council numbers listed below. least 10 qualified voters living within floor of Rahway International School. will be conducted dairy between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. meeting. • Tbe Intermediate School will host a Sadie Hawkins Tbe proposed measure would, if "I would like to see this never nap- the district, not including the candi- Published by the New Jersey School Today adopted on second reading next In an unrelated matter, the council Voice mail: Dance for students at 3 p.m. pen again," Bonaccono said. date's. The election is scheduled for Boards Association, tbe School Board • Bowling vs. Shabazz will be at Clark Lanes at 3:30 month, amend part of tbe town code filled an empty spot on the pool advis- Our main phone number. 908-686- March 3 April 21. Candidate Kit includes information p.m. that gives EUenport his authority to "This is to protect citizens from ory committee, naming Sharon L Katz 7700 is equipped with a voice mail • Tbe Rahway Health Department will conduct a free system to better serve our The three-year terms that expire in about legal qualifications for school Friday manage dark. anyone who administers tbe town in as tbe committee's budget control blood pressure screening for Rahway residents at the customers. During regular business April are held by Frank Cicarell, board candidacy, campaign proce- • The Daisy Parent meeting will be held at Roosevelt It is unclear, howeverjf tbe mea- tbe future," said Councilman Ernie officer. Katz replaces Mary Ice hours, a receptionist win answer your Rahway Public Library from 3 to 6 p.m. Blood preature Robert Polhemus and Keith Stinger. dures, and tbe role of tbe school board School at 9 am sure is legally binding. Spies, who joined Bonaccono, Coun- Temno. call. During the evening or when the screenings are offered on tbe first Tuesday of every To run for one of the three positions member. Information about tbe New • Line dancing will be held at tbe Rahway Senior Township Attorney Rocco Labella cilman Lyie Hatch and Councilwo- Katz's nomination did not go with- office is closed, your call will be month. Jessica Fourre, Arthur L Johnson morning news team member, interviews Sepideh answered by an automated up for election, you must be able to Jersey School Ethics Act, important Center, Esterbrook Avenue, from 10 to 11 am Tai Chi said it does not conform to state sta- man Liz Hudak in support of the out controversy, however. ' Shirazi, a student from France who is staying with Johnson High School junior Taryn receptionist. read rod write, hold citizenship and dates in the school election process, will be held from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. and again • The Rahway City Council will conduct a pre- tutes and may unfairly abridge tbe ordinance. While a member of tbe Clark Publ- Winkle. The other student visitors include, from left, Caroline Acnard de la Vente, Cyril one year's residence in tbe school dis- and briefing sessions for school board from 1 to 2 p.m. and 2:30 to 3:30 pm meeting conference at 7:30 p.m. in tbe council cham- authority EUenport enjoys as being ic library Board of Trustees, she Troussier, Emilie Loison, Fanny Soler and Carole Grosset They made the trip across The To subscribe: trict, have no interest in any contract candidates are also included in tbe kit. Saturday bers of City Hall. received a censure in 1995 after tbe calling for as much Tuesday night. The Progress is maHed to the homes^ —» Railway Hoipli" ••- •'•- ' ~ a Heart Assoda- Marrh 4 • " te AUanllc with their teacher Bruno Marchebout, who is making nts second trip to John- noers tor delivery every • The Rahway Parking Authority will meet in regular Also sponsored by Bonaccorso, the board found her conduct to be tion are helping community members learn bow to save son High. According to Labella, the proposed Thursday. One-year subscriptions in session at 7:30 p.m. at 18 Poplar SL resolution mandates that tbe gravel "deleterious" and "disruptive" and a life with tbe second annual Citizen CPR '98. Courses changes are out of the "purview of tbe Union County are available for March 5 parking lot be removed in mid-June, that she engaged in a pattern of "abu- $18.00, two-year subscriptions for Tickets to 'Godspeir available will be held Feb. 21 and 22, are three boon, and cost legislative branch." • Rahway Hospital will offer a bereavement group as part of a larger program to build sive conduct toward staff and fellow $32.00. College and out-of-state "Godspell" by Stephen Schwartz Marcantonio, Cooper, Babaian, $10 per person. There is no testing during tbe training Township It is further unclear whether or not subscriptions are available. You may that will meet for seven consecutive Thursday* begin- permanent parking on tbe property. trustees." She still sits on that board has been cast aad is in rehearsal for a Kraemer, Gomes, Bilella, Nunes and and all participants will receive AHA CPR cards. Pre- the proposed ordinance requires the subscribe by phone by calling 908- ning March 5. The group will meet from 1:30 to 3 pm Dawn Drive residents applauded today. production sponsored by the Music Danelson are from Clark. Broski, and rcgistration is required. For more information and to council to review every change made 686-7700 and asking for the at tbe hospital, located at 865 Stone SL, Rahway. There hosts seven the resolution's ratification but main- But Katz pointed to a letter sent by circulation department. Allow at least Department of Arthur L. Johnson McCormack are students from Gar- register, call tbe Rahway Education Department at to municipal property or just certain it no fee to participate, however, pre-registration is tained their skepticism until a parking the Union County Prosecutor's two weeks for processing your order. High School in Clark. The production wood. Tbe cast is further bolstered by (732) 499-6226. ones. required. Tbe group will be for those who have lost lot is built in front of tbe Brewer Office, also in 199S, stating that tbe You may use Mastercard or VISA. will be performed Friday and Sa.tur- a chorus of 25 students. from France • St. Paul's Church will bold a flea market and craft Labella did say that be will not look School Building. censure was invalid because it did not day March 13 and 14 at 8 pjn. in spouaes only. For more information or to register for the Jean Ciirrocca, an English teacher fair in tbe church auditorium, 80 Elm Ave, Rahway, CUrk Mayor Robert EUenport to legally challenge the measure, but originally appear on that meeting's Missing newspaper: Hough' Auditorium in the High sessions, call Rahway Hospital Hospice at (732) If your Progress did not get delivered at tbe School will direct and Al Pend- from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. The storm date will be Feb. 28. greeted seven foreign exchange stu- EUenport could if he so desired Separately, Hatch offered a mea- agenda sheet and thus violated the School. 499-6169. please call 908-686-7700 and ask for leton. Music teacher also at the Breakfast and lunch will be available. For more infor- dents and their chaperone teacher because be is tbe ordinance's intended sure that would require the town's Open Public Meetings Act. circulation. March 9 Based on the Gospel of Matthew, School will serve as Musical Director mation, cUl (732) 388-3710. Bruno Marchebout from Lycee focus. principal public works manager, • Tbe Rahway City Council will meet in regular ses- "My honesty and character are the cast features some veteran high and Producer. Monday Dumont D'Urville, a suburb of Par- Frank MazzareUa, to spend 16 hours a Back issues; sion at 7:30 p.m. in tbe council chambers of City Hall, Councilman Sal Bonaccorso, the unquestioned," Katz said. school actors: Nick Marcantonio as Both teachers are veterans in stag- • Line dancing will be held at tbe Rahway Senior is, at an informal breakfast ajt To purchase back issues of trie Cry Hall Plaza, Rahway. Progress please call 908-686-7700 Jesus, Richard Broski as Judas, Rob ing and producing musicals at the Center from 10 to 11 a.m. Arts and crafts will be held Arthur L Johnson High School March 12 and ask for circulation. Additional Cooper as Lamar, Brian Babaian as high school level. Both spent part of from 11 isn. to noon. Tbe Retired Men's Club will recently. The group is being hosted Local Realtor joins Picton Park efforts charges may apply. Jeffrey, Robert Kraemer as Herb, meet at 1 p.m. • Tbe Rahway Alcoholic Beverage Control Board by Arthur L. Johnson High School tbeir careers at Governor Livingston By Philip Sean Curran projects. Last year, it sponsored a Halloween party that Amy Gomes as Gilmer, Kristen Bilel- will meet at 6:30 p.m in City Hall. students and their families. News items: High School in Berkely Heights, • Tbe Madison School Parent-Teacher Association Staff Writer benefitted Children's Specialized Hospital in la as Sonia. Krystal McCorcnack as where they led musical comedy will meet at 7:30 p.m. • Tbe Rabway Environmental Commission will meet A kick-off breakfast, held in tbe Mountainside. News releases of general interest at 7 pjn. in the second floor conference room of City A local Realtor will sponsor a fund-raising event that must be in our office by Friday at Joanne, Alexandra Nunes as Peggy productions. Tuesday school's Instructional Media Cen- "We heard about the park several months ago, and we Hall hopes to raise $25,000 for the Picton Park project. noon to be considered for publication and Gina Danelson as Robin. Tickets to "Godspeir are S8 • A sing-a-long will be held at tbe Rahway Senior ter, provided light refreshments and wanted to get involved," Haddow said. the following week. Pictures must be March 21 Tbe cast also reflects the involve- (senior citizens free) and are available Center, Esterbrook Avenue, from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. greetings from Superintendent of AU Townc Realty, which is owned by Nora Haddow and "I'm happy to see that the citizens and business people black and white glossy prints. For • Tbe Franklin School PTA will bold its annual ment of both Clark and Garwood stu- from any cast member. They also will Exercise will be held from 11 a.m. to noon, and draw Schools Paul Ortenzk), Assistant Ron Siraooe, is hoping that ticket sales for a theater event seat a clear signal mat they really want to see a part," said further information or to report a Spring Festival/Craft Fair from 9 am. to 3 pm at 1809 breaking news story, call 908-686- dents who attend tbe High School. be sold at tbe door. and paint will be held from 1 to 3 p.m. Superintendent of Schools Susan in Cranford will supply the necesary funds to purchase BUI Caruso, who has been the park project's most vocal SL Georges Ave., Rahway. Proceed* will be used for Mflcsza, Principal David L Carl, 7700 and as* for Editorial. Wednesday playground equipment and a 10-foot fence and to instaU advocate. playground equipment and program* for tbe children. Director of Foreign Languages • A blood pressure screening will be held at tbe Rail- Dcncnes. The park project has taken numerous turn* in .the last Story reprints: Any questions, or to reserve a table, contact Gene AldoCoUm, and host ALJ French way Senior Center from 9 to 11 a.m. Arts and crafts will Haddow said the realty firm enjoys working on town few weeks. For permission to reprint any item Foundation sets meeting Andre at (732) 396-8010. teacher Madame Viviane Levy. printed in tne newspaper you must be held from 9:30 to 10:30 am and again from 11 a.m. April 7 Later in the week, an aftencbool call Tom Canavan at 908-686-7700. The Union County Branch of tbe be fatal and there is still no known to noon. Tbe Golden Age Club will meet at 12:15 pjn. Lupus Foundation of America, New • Tbe Rahway Health Department will conduct a free Mardid Gru celebration took place All material is copyrighted. cause or cure. • Tbe Cleveland School PTA Family Night will run Jersey Chapter will bold its monthly blood pressure screening for Rahway residents at tbe with tbe crowning of the students Tbe Lupus Foundation of America, from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Letters to the editor meeting on Monday at 7:30 p.m. in Rabway Public Library from 3 to 6 p.m. Blood pressure who bit into the hidden beans New Jeney Chapter provides patient • The Franklin School Parent-Teacher Association The Progress provides an open Classroom A of Union Hospital, 1000 screening* are offered on tbe first Tuesday of every planted in tbe homemade cakes. forum for opinions and welcomes and family rapport service*, informa- will meet at.7:30 p.m. • letters to the edtor. Letters should be Galloping Hill Road, Union. tion and referral!, public .education month. Festive masks were decorated and lypW tfouWB spaced, must be' Bessie Sullivan, rbeumatologist, abbot Input and funds lupus research prizee awarded for tbe most inven- signed, and should be accompanied will be tbe guest speaker. Her topic, projects. tive creations. by an address and day time phone "Diagnosis and Treatment of System- County school group selling book to raise funds To round out tbe week's activi- number tor verification. Letters and Tbe meeting is free and open to tbe ties tbe students from France and Mayor Robert EUenport, standing, and Superintendent columns must be iq.QWt office by .9 ic Lupus," will be followed by a public. 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FEBRUARY 19, 1898 — PAGE 6 COMMUNITY FORUM We're askine Put the district Residents don't want anymore plane noise • By Philip Sean Curran said Don Madson, who operates Staff Writer back on fast track Sportsmen's Outfitter! Inc. The Federal Aviation Admi- Marie Styier of Clark said, "I Many school officials across the state dread the release of nutration recently announced it certainly don't want them here." the New Jersey school report card. But it's usually those will test a new departure path at She believes planes should fly over officials whose districts don't fare too well with the results. Newark International Airport that the least populated or industrial The Rahway School District is a case in point. Superinten- would route planes away from Sta- WHAT A CREATION—After completing a areas where the noise will not affect dent of Schools William Petrino had a number of complaints ten Island, N.Y. and toward Rah- science unit on variables, the fifth-grade way and Clark. anyone. about the report card, and justifiably so. We don't think the class at Franklin School went a step furth- ]r\fir*(\ of changing the flight ' That test program is scheduled to er and created their own boats. Using may path, Madson said the FAA should state report card should be used as a scientific barometer for begin March 15 and last six ingenious materials, the students created require airplane mannfactureis to how well or poorly a school district is doing, even though months. Styier Chin a variety of boats, including tugboats, flat- Scaturo Renna "install better technology in me W A S M E the cards measure districts against those that are similar in During that time, FAA officials boats and ocean liners. Holding their crea- engines" to reduce jet noise. demographics, median income and population. will place noise monitoring equip- EXTRA FEATURES 4 7 VO tions are, bottow row from left, Leonardo the news, wondering bow the "There's no way to measure the Interestingly, people who live in ment in those areas to determine The interesting thing is that complaints are made by Murcia, Vincent DeLuca and Nicole Roe- increased air traffic would add to decibel level until they Dy over," Rahway and Clark bad different what effect the increased jet traffic superintendents whose district is viewed as less than adequ- 1 their woes. said Dan Chin, who owns a Chinese loffs. Top row from left are Fernando will have. reactions to the news than people ate than its neighbors. Or whose district is ranked near the Munoz, Alex Allman and Eric Lupardi. Clark resident Adrienne Flisher restaurant in dark. who only work in the towns. The FAA believes that by rerout- bottom of me list of the state's school districts. There is nary said, "I get frustrated because the "It's going to be aggravating if Local residents said the jet noite ing the planes, air traffic at New dishes in my china cabinet start Ihit'i what limy an- juiug to du," is, at times, unbearable, especially a peep or complaint from superintendents whose districts do —folk ind New Jeiiey airports wu rattling." said D J. O'Grady, who also works at night well on the report card. And why would they complain the be sharply curtailed and the skies "I wonder if our windows will in Clark. People who work in the areas for ray a superintendent oi a poorly ranked district would, even will be by and large safer. " break?" asked Teresa Angelo from Joe Retma, the owner of Rentec a short time were not too concerned if they believed the ranking was not done correctly? That But local, state and national poli- Rahway. Studios in Rahway, does not live in about the test plan. doesn't mean those districts are without problems. It could "What if they flush their toilets either town but can understand ticians have universally condemned The planes fly right over the over my bouse," said another Clark what people will experience. mean that the district officials are basking in their publicity. the program, saying it will only back yard," said Millie Gtsay of resident, who asked to remain "I have friends who live in Clark What the report card does do, however, is address test increase an air noise problem that Rafaway. "I hate sitting in my bed- HEXTMFEAWRES] anonymous. and Cranford who have a huge scores, and there can be no dispute about the numbers. The people suffer from daily. room in the summer time when the "If I wanted to bear airplane problem," Renna said. windows are open." •tart ta tart pnlmelimyintalJ^ ICma fact is, the Rahway School District's test scores in the Early noise, I'd move to Newark," said v Instead, the politicians sug- Another business owner said she Warning Test, High School Proficiency Test and SAT have Lisa Scaturo. Washington, Lincoln and Presidents Day gested, planes should depart over seldom bears noise during the day. "You can't hear the TV," she been consistently less than the state average. The district Scaturo operates,a realty busi- industrial areas that are away from "There is no noise now, but it said. Abraham Lincoln's birthday was ness in Clark with ber husband, Jer- should use this report card as a wake-up call, or reminder, brink of more military action in a fara- federal government became a differ- residential areas. could change," said Ling Feng, a Flisser said, "My concern is that Feb. 12. George Washington's is Feb. way country in the Middle East, while ent entity under Lincoln. The results ry, and also lives in town. they fly too low." that officials need to work harder when it comes to the edu- "I am outraged that the FAA con- Rahway deli owner. 22. In one of the sadder strcamlinings Reporter's our sons and daughters arc being used would not be seen for many decades, Both wondered how the cation of the district's students. tinues to show no concern for the But one man in Clark said those of holidays, the two were recognized to police the Balkans. but we live with them today. Before increased air traffic will impact "Everyone in our household suf- City residents are paying a lot of money in (axes for edu- impact its policies will have on the annoyances are part of living in this Monday with the insipidly named I cannot* help but observe that the Civil War, our federal government their business, hoping more noise fers from headaches," Angelo said. cation, and the last thing they want to hear is that they are not Notebook people of New Jersey," said U.S. state. Presidents Day. America had few problems in the was a weak central body. Lincoln will not decrease the market "When we leave this area, we don't Senator Robert G. Torricelli, D-NJ. "If you want to be in the New MAYIAG MAYIAG getting their money's worth. Taxpayers in every district New Dealers and Reaganites will Middle East when the only people himself had an office staff the size of a "It remains to be seen how it have them anymore." By Paul O'Keefe Local residents expressed feel- Jersey area, you have to put op with across the state want to know that every dime they spend for argue, no doubt, but the two single representing us were the oil compa- small business during the war. After affects property values in town," "It's always going to irritate WASHER DRYER Staff Writer ings of anger and disappointment at the things that irritate you as well," education is being used wisely, and it's a kick in their back most influential presidents were nies. Business is a very good ambass- Lincoln, the federal government Jerry Scaturo said. somebody," Madson said. Washington and Lincoln, Their lives «&•••" Consumer on little more than a whim. On Feb. 14 at 2:09 am, police Capacity Oven While Superintendent Petrino may not like the results of abhor certain foreign entanglements, amended to force states to guarantee find ourselves contemplating what Georges Avenue store at 11:50 a.m • On Feb. 9, police investigated the numerous items were reportedly taken So what is to admire about these from the Jeep, including a Pioneer ste- responded to the scene of a motor Rated No. 1* the report card and how the state administers the results, he yet we tend to forget caution when it the same rights the federal govern- great leadership means, and why it is The manager of the stare said a male theft of three books of prescription 1 •FREE 10 Year men above every other president we vehicle accident on Valley Road in No. 1 Racking should use them as a means to change the day-to-day opera- conies to policing the world for our ment did. to be valued. America awaits such a wearing a white Dallas Cowboys slips from a St Georges Avenue doc- reo and amplifier, a Bell radar detec- Burner have elected? tor's office at 8:36 p.m. A total of 150 tor, PIAA fog lights and a wrench, all which a parked vehicle was struck. A Capacity tion of the Rahway School District. After all when he was personal favorites. We stand pn the By force of wartime necessity, the blessing. jacket entered the store and put an Replacement unknown amount of blood and urine slips were taken and were numbered with a total value of $3,450. There are Linden resident was arrested for driv- appointed two years ago, he was given the nod of confidence test strips in his jacket. He then left from 00001 to 00050,00201 to 00250 no witnesses or suspects. ing while intoxicated. • Also on Feb. 14. at 9:15 p.m.. an of a nine-member Board of Education to take the district to the store, setting off the shoplifting and 00301 to 00350. • On Feb. 5, police investigated a Hold the tongue before speaking ignorantly Irvington resident was arrested for new heights. alarm at the front of the store. The • Also on Feb. 9, police investi- theft from a 1993 Ford Explorer on gated a theft from a vehicle on Kanski outstanding warrants. Petrino should take the tough approach with his elemen- A day doesn't seem to go by when not saying it is good to gobble up a eating pounds of lard each day or two manager last saw the man running 7:14 p.m. The owner, a 23-year-old MAYIAG Court at 7:4S p rp T>w mspact tary school teachers and determine, with their assistance, we aren't frightened out of our wits by dozen eggs and several slices ofbacon bottles of horseradish every morning. behind the Dunkin' Donuts on Maple nt, said bis passenger" tedly struck on Feb. 6 between 1 and 6 Somerset resident was arrested for EFRIGERATOR why students in the lower grades are not doing as well as a new report stating this m- that fmi As I -every day. Fiist uf all, I'd get sick oi' Not onJy is such a prospect nauseat- Avenue. A search of the area did not side w4a*Hfc«aK*roTen at Villa Nuo am Taken was a NYNEX cellular outstanding warrants on the Garden can make you either ill or kill you. such a menu day-in and day-out. But, ing, but it is a real attempt at suicide. turn up any suspects. va at the Fulton on Fulton Street and a they should. If it means a change in curriculum for the early phone, and an Epson laptop computer State Parkway South. Naturally, this gets your attention. I realize that quaffing down a half- • On Feb. 11, police received a portable CD player, woth $200, was MODEL grades, then so be it. If it means finding ways for parents to See It and printer, with a total value of • Earlier, at 6:30 am, a reportwa s After a few weeks waiting to see if we dozen eggs and 10 slices of bacon is These frighteners, later found to be report of a burglary from a Pierce taken. The rear view mirror was also be more interactive with their children and their children's S2.500. taken of a theft to a shed on Avon live or die, another report tells us to By Norman Rauscher not the most healthy thing one can do. wrong, put people on the spot mani- Street home at 11:15 p.m. The suspect taken, leaving cracks on the education, then so be iL • On Feb. 8, police arrested Donna Road. • No-Break ™ forget the first report, that there's Correspondent Moderation in all things as they say. pulating their lives by predicting all got in through a broken front door and windshield. Firestone of Avenel for shoplifting at • On Feb. 13 at 9:36 am, a Linden Petrino's most recent opinion column in the Rahway nothing wrong with the food we've People are living longer and longer, kinds of horrible things, only to be front window. The home is for sale Bins 3:22 p.m. Police allege that she had • Also on Feb. 5, police investi- resident was arrested for shoplifting at Progress targeted ways that parents could become more been eating. We emit a sigh of relief, and I guess that is due to gains in the forced later to renounce their findings and vacant and the owner said nothing • Strongbox™ If the. warnings contain the word tried to take S67.21 in cosmetics from gated a Hamilton Street robbery and A&P on Raritan Road. involved in their children's education. Parents should under- only to wait for the next threat to our knowledge of life-expanding foods. Better to bold one's tongue than to was taken. Police said fingerprints cancer, that's the end of the party. a St Georges Avenue business. ' burglary at 6:55 pm Nothing was • On Feb. 12 at 3:50 p.m., police Door Hinges well-being. For decades, eggs, bacon And that's good. What annoys me. speak ignorantly. may have been left on the front win- stand that the superintendent is soliciting this involvement to Hands are wrung. Sweat breaks out • Also on Feb. 8, police inves- taken from an apartment there. .The responded to a motor vehicle accident and toast was the ail-American break- though, are the periodic warnings dow. There are no suspects. improve the education of the entire student body. They The so-called experts have bad their tiagted the theft of a gray 1985 Toyota suspects are two males between 5 feet on the Garden Street Parkway Circle. fast. But then someone said such a from nutritionists who are convinced Norman Rauscher, a former • Also on Feb. 11, police investi- should heed his message and help him and the teaching staff 15 minutes and have succeeded in Corrola from in front of an Elm 8 inches and 6 feet tall and wearing a There were no reported injuries. daily diet contained too much fat and they hold all the answers. Obviously gated the theft of two PBA shields on causing dismay and alarm. Shortly, newspaper publisher, is an active raise the district's test scores and put the Rahway School chloresterol and your life span would none of us would make it a habit of however, other so-called experts member of the Summit community. District back on the fast track for learning. be dangerously decreased if you con- pooh-pooh the dire report and the tinued on this reckless path to illness. authors of the first surveys are forced LETTERS TO THE EDITOR A week wouln't go by without VERY MAYTAG to return to studying why brussels spr- some other grim report making the outs ae the healthiest things around. LETTER TO THE EDITOR What's your opinion about this subject? Call us headlines, predicting horrible conse- members of this association banded with Councilman Liz Hudak and Council- at (908) 686-9898, and enter Selection 8000. The secret for a ground-breaking Commends dedication, commitment man Lyle Hatch, charter members; supported a true Republican, Sal Bonaccor- quences if you ate too much butter, or study is to latch onto something Use bur Infosource hotline to express your Long-term solution is needed To the Editor so, off the line in the November 1996 general election who just happened to be hamburgers of french fries. People ominous-sounding such as "cancer opinions about this and other local issues. My wife and I attended the recent fifth annual Benefit Ball sponsored by the elected councilman at large by the greatest number of votes cast for any one were warned against eating beef and causing." That way the roof caves in To the Editor Responses will be published next week. Clirk Benefit Fund at the Gran Centurions. We were impressed to see the Dearly candidate, including your newfound Democratic friends. so now food shelves are devoid of it. on the ignorant if only temporarily. Since April 1996. when the Solbcrg Mitigation Plan was to be implemented, Again in November 1997. without tbe help of you or the so-called Regular We are caught up in fads that say it was to direct planes southward to the Arthur Kill area prior to westward mm 300 people who turned out to have a good time and raist oaooey for our youth Take Oprah Winfrey, who's being Organization Republican municipal chairman. Nelson Komstein, the real Repu- it's not proper or healthy to cal this or with navigation aid directing planes at Solberg Airport. organizations in town. I was also glad to see in attendance representatives of our sued by roe Texas cattlemen because, Board of Education, police, fire, volunteer emergency squad, sports groups in blican members of the Clark Republican Civic Association were once again that. We must, they say, take the On Jan. 1, without an environmental impact study, the FAA was going to under state law, you cannot malign 'town. Councilman Bill Kuchar and Councilman Bernard Yarusavage. working very bard and helped Ernie Spies become elected to tbe council in our advice of nutritionists if we want to implement the 260 degrees turn plan sending planes directly over Rahway, Lin- "Journalists and politicians in developing democra- Texas beef and not expect to get sued. 1st Ward. live to a ripe old age. What angers me den. Clark, Metuchen with collateral adverse noise effect to impact Rosellc I have to commend the dedication and commitment of the women of the I've never beard of anything so Does all this jog your memory, Bernie? Denying you know who the Clark cies soon discover the difference between an unfet- is that most of these dire surveys are Park due to aircraft Tanning on the.wejaward course. The FAA cited air traffic Clark Benefit Fund who put together such a terrific evening. We all had a great absurd. Republican Association is, is one thing, but forgetting you represent the people tered press and a press that is both free and fain* repealed within a matter of weeks or control problems with this sudden decision even though they never even time and we raised money for a good purpose, Clark's children. I congratulated of tbe 3rd Ward is another. months/ Eggs in again. It's no longer We wooder what the egg producers adhered to the Solberg Model. Actually, the aircraft lobby led by giants such as Beverly Ellenport, Joanne Megill, Sue Michalczyk, Cookie Pitchford. Regina Chris Wells L Peter P. Nevargic, President just broccoli, but broccoli buds that of America did when eggs were Continental pressured FAA and political officials for the '260 degrees plan Swierc and Marylee Terrano. Clark Republican Civic Association senior vice president, are the magic for longer life. placed on the unhealthy food list. I With this plan, take-off planes would have to climb 1,000 feet lower in order to Frank G. Mazzarella 48™ YEAR-- The Freedom Forum If you uke to heart these warnings don't remember them screaming achieve optimum safety altitude prior to making westward turns thereby saving Clark 1995 that your heart, liver, colon, kidneys, about it, though I'm sure many egg the airplane industry money in fuel costs. This issue is really about weighing of etc., (are in mortal danger if you don't producers lost vast amounts of interests: the quality of life of residents vs. the economic operation of aircraft. Our policy on letters and columns eat enough bran, fruit and vegetables, money. But if you wait long enough, Two weeks ago, the Union County League of Municipalities urged' the free- it might be wise to make a date with things change to the way they were holders to litigate the matter with the FAA. The freeholders are said to study the The Clark Eagle and Rahway Progress welcome submissions from its read- Rahway Progress David Worrall the undertaker. before. Today, eggs are back in favor cost factor of this suggestion. I will continue monitoring the skies to ensure that Does this jog the memory, Bernie? ers. Either letters to the editor or opinion pieces on any subject will be consid- 1 Publisher I personally think these frightening as is bacon. It's difficult for people to the FAA complies with the laws in its future actions. ered for publication on the opinion pages. MS11UBUTI\IG Csmpny . ..„ Your Best Source For Community Information • To the Editor and dire findings are based primarily change thier eating habits if eggs and Alex Balaban This opportunity also is open to all officials and employees of the borough Published Weekly Since 1990 Tom Canavan We all know that one day our gray matter will deteriorate to a point where BEDDING •ELECTRONICS 'AUDIO & VISUAL) | on a code word. bacon are part of their daily menu. I'm Editor In Chief Rosellc Park total recall will become quite difficult, but we will adjust our lives accordingly. and the County of Union. OPEN HON. • TOURS. 10AM TL 8:00PM; TUB. • FRL 10 AM. TL 6:00PM; •• Published By • The Eagle and Progress reserve the right to edit all submissions for length, OPEN SATURDAY 10 AM. TL 5:00 PM; CLOSED SUNDAYS Most rational human beings will understand this medical metamorphosis and Not respond* tor typographical •""»• "M"! "* V0" •*" *••lrom TOPS • PC RICHARDS • THE WE Jill Hand content and style. 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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1998 — PAGE 7 OBITUARIES Back from a Broadway play SALES TAX • SAVE • 3% SALES TAX • SAVE • 3% SALES TAX • SAVE • 3% SALES TAX • SAVE • 3", SALES TAX - SAVE - 3 SAL-TS TAX • 8, Mary Pacifico She was a member of the Eastern Star of New York. Mary Pacifico, 92, of Claifc died Surviving are her husband, Ralph; Feb. 9 in Elirabeth Genera] Medical two daughters, Paula Alexander and Center, Elizabeth. Debbie Trenker, two sons. Marc and Bora in Naples, Italy, Mrs. Pacifico Craig; a sister. Pearl Hahn; two lived in Elizabeth before moving to brothers, Stephen and Paul Evans; 10 Qaric 29 yean ago. grandchildren and five great- Surviving are two tons, Alex and grandchildren. Ronald; a daughter, Camille Risko; three sisters, Ann Vumbaca, Ester Zakntsnsky and Lee Ferren; 12 Hyman Belanowsky grandchildren and five great- Hyman Belanowsky of Clark died grandcbDdren. Feb. 14 in Rahway Hospital. Born in Newark, Mr. Belanowsky Mildred Dingfeld lived in Elizabeth before moving to Clark 20 years ago. He was a caterer

Mildred Dingfeld. 95. of Rahway !•« for Larry Kosher Deli, Plainfield, for died Feb. 10 in the Cranbury Nursing ' many years before retiring. and Rehabilitation Center. Surviving are his wife, Frieda; a ROPER Born in Brooklyn. Mrs. Dingfeld daughter, Debra. Cohen; four sisters, moved to Rahway many years ago. Betty Glasser, Nancy Rosen, Sylvia She was a clerk for many years at Fan- Pins and Adeline Schulman, and a nie Fanner Candies., BiMfrflh, before BY —gi ail JLliild. retiring. Surviving are a sister, Ethel Plunk- Sabina Elinor Pope ett; five grandchildren and 10 great- WHIRLPOOL grandchildren. Sabina Elinor Pope. 72, of Water- town, N.Y., formerly of Rahway, died Tboto Ccmtmj VMMM Lrry Feb. 13 in the home of her daughter, \ QMPPR QDPPIAI Edith M. Clayton •WBBV ft) BU ci IPFD epepi AI Elizabeth Clark, in Fulton, N.Y. Members of Vrviane Levy's French classes at Arthur L Johnson High School recently took a trip to New Yoric City Edith M. Clayton, 93, of Rahway Bom in Elizabeth. Mrs. Pope lived to see 'Cyrano de Bergerac' From left are Christopher Doss, Ksenia Adamovitch, Jen Retsinas, Regine Rousso, died Feb. 10 in the Rahway Geriatric in Rahway before moving to Water- Andrew Tfang, Christine Socha, Taryn Winkle and Amy Kowalczyk. Center. town in 1986. She was a bookkeeper Born in Newark, Mrs. Clayton for Rayton Distributors, Rahway, for 20 CU. FT FROST FREE 18.6 CU. FT. lived in Bloomfield before moving to 20 years and retired in 1986. Rahway in 1985. She was a rnebmer Also surviving are two sons, STUDENT UPDATE of the Altar Rosary Socier>r of St. Donald and Russell; a sister, Eli- will be chosen and invited to visit the fall semester at Nichols College in Mary's Church. Rahway. Doss a nominee zabeth Corbet; a brother, William site of the program, Lawrenceville Dudley, Mass. Surviving sare a son, Richard; a Arthur L. Johnson High School Davis; 12 grandchildren and two School. After that round of competi- Holencsak is a graduate of Rahway brother, Harry Courtney; four grand- . Principal David L. Carl has great-grandchildren. tion, the final selection of candidates High School and is the son of Rosean- children and a great-grandchild. announced the school's candidate for will occur within a few weeks of the ne and William Holencsak of Madi- the New Jersey Scholars Program. Michael Kulpa visit in March. son Avenue, Rahway. REFRKSERATOR W*497JffiFRIGERATOII Lemy Simmons Sr. According to the director of the He is a sophomore majoring in gen- Michael Kulpa, 84, of dark died Six make dean's list Glass Shelves • White Only Glass Shelves • Almond Only Lemy Simmons Sr., 80, of Rahway. Feb. 15 in Rabway Hospital. program, John Sauerman, this could eral management. . Six students from Rabway and formerly of Roselle, died Feb. 11 in Bom in Dupont, Pa., Mr. Kulpa be a-"life-changing experience" that RT20AK HMG Clark were named to the dean's list at Rahway Hospital. moved to Clark 65 years ago. He was forces teens to develop to their poten- Mayes joins Reserves Drew University for the fall semester. Born in Goldsboro, N.C., Mr. Sim- employed as an upholsterer for the tial both academically and socially. Students must earn a minimum of a Ellen Mayes has joined the Army mons lived in Roselle before moving Simmons Co. mattress maker in Eli- This year's program is titled, "The 3.4 grade point average to make the Reserves under the Delayed Training ALMOND ONLY to Rabway in 1988. He was a barten- zabeth for 31 years and retired in Western Experience and Asia: The list Program at the U.S. Army Recruiting ADMIRAL BY MAYTAG der for Meyers Tavern, Linden, for 15 1973. Mr. Kulpa was a member of the Collision of Cultures." It will take Station, Edison. Simmons Quarter Century H"h He From Rahway, the students are yean and mired in 1970. place from June 21 to July 24. The program gives young men or WHIRLPOOL Peter Joseph Magyar, Guy Thomas Surviving are his wife, Adele; two also belonged to the Clark veterans of 22 CU. FT. SIDE BY SIDE • ICE & WATER The five-week residential program Pastena Jr. and Leonard Francis Grant women the opportunity to learn a new sons, Lemy Jr. and Keith; eight Foreign Wars and the Senior Citizens helps students to explore deeply the skill, travel and become eligible to daughters, Arlene Adams. Norma Club of Dark. m. topic with other scholars from the receive college education benefits. Baker. Lorraine Swan, Brenda Harris. During World War n, Mr. Kulpa Garden State. From Clark, the students are Paul Paulette Parsons, Ophelia Allen, Sha- served as an Army Air Corps mechan- William Hadsall Jr.. Meridith Joy Mayes, a 1996 graduate of John F. ryn Patterson and Betty, a brother, ic stationed throughout the Pacific. He Christopher Doss, a junior in the Christopher Doss Sleekier and Jennifer Lee Kennedy High School, Iselin, will WASHER & DRYER Leonard; a sister, Esther Tale; 45 was assigned to the air base where the top five percent of his class, a newly chief of the Lance, the school's WoDenberg. report to Fort Jackson, Columbia, grandchildren and 51 great- finrtaOiy wisleing prepared Tor fee inducted' member of (be 'National yearbook. S.C.. for basic training Feb. 4. grandchildren. fateful atomic bomb attack Aug. 6, Honor Society, a member of the Doss' credentials will be submitted Holencsak on list She is the daughter of Judy 1945 on Hiroshima. Japan. Just before French Club, the Bowling Team, an to a pool of candidates which will be William G. Holencsak of Rahway McCartney of Metuchen and William Leslie G. Rutledge the Enola Gay took off. Mr. Kulpa officer of Key Club and is editor in scrutinized. From those, semi-finalists earned a spot on the dean's list for the Mayes Jr. of Harrison Street in Clark. crawled nndetptam the plane and Leslie R. Rutlcdger?5. of Forked signed his name an the atoot bomb. River, formerly of"Clark, died Feb. 11 He was a decorated veteran who AT THE LIBRARY in Southern Ocean Hospital. received five bronze stars while serv- Firefighters respond V Manahswkin. o cu • . SIDE B ' ing with the Flying Tigers and the 7th. More fun at library • 2 1/2 to 6 years old — Mondays. Born in County Armagh, Ireland, 8th and 13th air forces. 7 to 7:30 pm It's time for more fun and reading to fire on Villa Place Mr. Rutledge lived in Clark for 35 Surviving are his wife, Helen; two • 3 1/2 to kindergarten — Wednes- at the Rahway library. Miss Mary has years before moving to Forked River sons, Robert and Thomas; a brother, days, 10 to1 1 a.m. Rahway iEFRIGERATOfi-Ct SWATE: arranged another series of programs 12 years ago. He was a teacher in Joseph R.; three sisters, Nell Alt, Ann • 3 1/2 to kindergarten — Wednes- Rahway fire officials say that a for the children of Rahway. Since FIRE BLOTTER Rahway High School for 20 years and Fordian and Dolores Messori, and two days, 1:30 to 2:30 p.m. , 9-year-old boy was responsible for LXR6232 space is limited, pre-registration is retired in 1985. Mr. Rutledge gra- grandchildren. The library's Saturday programs a small fire in a Villa Place bouse LER3824 duated from Seton Hall University, required This began Wednesday. continue on Feb. 14 with a Valentine on Feb. 9. Clark where be received a bachelor of sci- Thomas E. Sullivan The programs are specially craft program; and March 14, with According toBatallio n Chief Jer- On Jan. 16 at 5 p.m., fire officials designed to appeal to certain age ry Dodman, firefighters responded responded to a residential fire alarm ence degree in 1964 and received Thomas E Sullivan of Toms River, Color and Shape Bingo, good for pre- master's degrees in biology, history groups. The library asks that parents to a closet fire on the second floora t at 279 Oak Ridge Road, finding formerly of Elizabeth and Roselle, a schoolers. The programs begin at 2 E ARE and psychology from Kean Universi- only bring or send the child who is the 5:45 pjn. It turns out that the boy unattended cooking as the cause. former funeral home owner, died Feb. p.m. right age to the particular program. caused the fire while he was play- is. i O A LSlfti A\/ ty, Union. He was an Army Air Corps The Library Cluh returns this wint- » On Jan. 16 at 5:30 a.m.. fire ! -C . r 1 /*-\ 5 5 V V i~\ I The library has found that ctuidrerF ing with matches, officials said. officials responded to a reported car veteran or World War U. Mr. Rut- Bora in Dubois, Pa., Mr. Sullivan er, too. For students in grades four outside of the specified age group get There were no injuries and the fire at the A&P parking lot There ledge was a member of the American lived in Elizabeth and Roselle before. through six, the meetings of the club bored and disruptive. If it is a program damage was contained to the closet, was no fire; but the car's brakes AND ELIZABETH Legion Post Five of Rahway. moving to Toms River four years ago. are on Monday afternoons after for a younger child and parents need although there was smoke damage were overheated Surviving are his wife, Eleanor, He owned the Sullivan Funeral Home school. See Miss Patti to sign up. DOING SALE to be present for it, they should make throughout the house. • On Jan. 14 at 1 p.m., fire offi- three daughters, Pamela, Susan and in Roselle before retiring in 1983. Mr. Rahway residents get preference in arrangements for someone to watch According to Dodman, no crimi- cials responded to a fire alarm 159 Linda; two sons, Leslie W. and Tho- Sullivan also was a medical investiga- signing up for these programs, so any their other children during the nal charges will be filed. Terminal Ave. It was a false alarm. mas P.; a stepson. Mark Bolanowski: tor for the County of Union for 15 child registering need tonav e a new program. . Instead, the case will be turned • On Jan. 14 at 5 ajn., fire offi- three stepdaughters, Deborah Bola- years ami retired five years ago. He Rahway library card — a red one — SERTA GALLANT The programs, which begin the over to the Rahway Fire Depart- cials provided mutual-aid support nowski. Judith Tarkanish and Lisa M. was the morgue keeper for Union or another form of identification with week of Feb. 23 and run through ment's Fire Public Education Unit for the Scotch Plains Fire Bolanowski; a brother. Stuart W.; a County for 10 years. the parent's or legal guardian's name sister, Patricia Wagner, and six April, are as follows: This is a specialized unit whose Department QUEEN SIZE SET Mr. Sullivan was a graduate of the and Rabway address on it grandchildren. • 1 1/2 to 2 1/2 years old — Thurs- purpose is to catch kids before they • Also on that day, at 3 a.m., fire McAllister School of Embalming and days, 10 to 10:20 a.m. For more information, call the have trouble later in life or become officials provided a wash down Funeral Directing in New York City • 2 1/2 to 3 1/2 years old — Tues- Children's Department of the Rahway arsonists. after a motor vehicle accident Dorothea E. Knox and had been class president and days, 10 to 11 a.m. Public library at 381-4110. No other information was avail- • On Jan. 13 at 8:pjn., fire offi- Dorothea E. Knox, 79, of the Lei- adviser. He served in the Army Air able about the incident because a cials responded to a two-car fire on sure Village section of Lakewood. Corps during World War II as a crew minor was involved. Westfield and Terminal avenues. formerly of Clark, died Feb. 12 at member on a B-29 Bomber. Mr. Sulli- Income tax assistance offered home. van flew 27 missions. He was a mem- Free income tax preparation assistance by trained volunteers will be held WE CARRY: Born in West Hazelton, Pa., Mrs. ber of the Veterans of Foreign Wars every Tuesday from 9 a.m. to noon at the Brewer Municipal Building, 430 •MITSUBISHI •MAGIC CHEF •TAPPAN Knox lived in Highland Park and Post in Roselle Park, where he served Westfield Ave., Clark. Your business can grow with morrcujtomen. Reach the potential custom- •HITACHI •JET AIR •BROAN Clark before moving to Lakewood. as senior vice commander. 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3% SALES TAX - SAVE » 3% SALES TAX • SAVE « 3% SALES TAX • SAVE • 3% SALES TAX • SAVE • 3% SALES TAX • SAVE • 3o SALES TAX • SAVE SPECTATOR LEADER • RAHWAY PROGRESS - CLARK EAGLE PAGE 8 - THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 19. 1M8 SPECTATOR I Fancp THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 19. 1998 — PAGE 9 JR|ck far Ihn 9:30 to 11:30 a.m., Gregorio Recre- •ed the tournament undeteated at 18-0, all of his victo- Defense, 4 to 5 p.m., Gregorio noon, 12:55. Woodshop, 9 a-m. to secuuve season after winning its first two crowns in 1995 and 1996. New Jersey Red Dogs of the Arena Football League, think Recreation Ctutti. Tax Ptogram. 6 - ation Canter. Grafts, »30 to 11:90- Dunn Sport Center in Elizabeth. rics coming via pin or forfeit, had even more on his mind. wguiiu Ruumiuu Ouiiu. From left are Norma Brewster, Merck employee and organizer of the food drive; Marty And although Roselle Park had the most champions for the second consecu- about Ms cousin's achievement? to 8 p.m.. Main Library. Bellies and a.nx, EMT. Video. "Ireland," 11 Rahway, which won its first two He was just two wins shy of breaking the school career Crafts, 9:30 to 11:30 a.m, Gregorio Korab, assistant chief steward, Local 8-575 and organizer of the food drive; Meara C. tive season with four again, as many as eight schools came away with at least "He's happy for me, but he still thinks he's the better Buns. 6:30 to 8:30 p.m., Gregorio a.irL, Gregorio Recreation Center, titles in 1995 and 1996, finished sec- record of 102 held by his cousin Carlos Garay, a 1990 Recreation Center. College Class, Nigro, director of communications, The Community Food Bank of New Jersey; Larry one champion and one, Cranford, snprised with three. Cranfoid fmishec the wrestler,'* Antonio said jokingly. Recreation Center. Self Defense, linden Women's Social Club, ond for the second consecutive graduate, Contemporary Society and Compu- Naldi, plant manager, Merck, Rahway/LJnden site, and Sharon Green, Merck employee season with a sub-JOO record of 3-11 and joined Roselle Park (4) and New Rahway head coach Fred Stueber, who has said 7:30 to 8:30 p.m., Gregorio Recrea- 12:45 pjn., SRC. Crafts, 1 to 3 season. Rahway was unable to dethrone defending champion ters, 9:30 to 11:30 a.m., Gregorio and organizer of the food drive. Providence (2) as the only teams with more than one champion. repeatedly this season that he thinks Gany will win the tion Center. Adult Basketball, Recreation Center. Games, 11 a.m., p.m., GMM. Tax Program, 12:30 to Roselle Park h»s won titles in the Roselle Park, taking second behind the undefeated Panth- state championship, is glad the record remained in the Gar- Soehl. 7 p.m. Community Centers, Gregorio Recreation Center. LAS 3 p.m.. GMM. GAC meeting, 1 1990s in 1991, 1993,1997 and 1998. ers, but Gany wasted no time in achieving what he set out ay family. 6:30 to 9:30 p.m., Gregorio Recrea- meeting, 1 p.m, Gregorio Recrea- p.m., Gregorio Recreation Center. The Panthers, who also won in 1988, Union County Tournament to do three yean ago. "Antonio is very deserving of the record because he tion Center. School No. 1 Indoor tion Center. TPS meeting, 1 p.m., Merck, Local net $7-K for hunger have now won five titles in the past 11 Gany pinned Westfield's Nick Clark, who was also on works very hard,'' Stueber said. "He comes from a family Child Health, 1 to 4 p.m., Gregorio Union, which finished a combined 5-30-1 the past two seasons (1995-96, Hockey, 6:30 to 7:30p.m., grades 5 7W. MYC Theater Arts Workshop, Merck and OCAW Local 8-575 ran the many blessings bestowed upon us, seasons (1988-1998). the losing end of Garay's 100th victory, in 35 seconds in with a great wrestling tradition and it's nice that he was Recreation Center. MYC Theater 1,500 organizations in 18 New Jersey 2-15-1 and 1996-97, 3-15) after winning the UCT as most recently as 1994, to 8. 8:30 to 9:30 p.m.. Indoor 3:15 to 4:30 p.m., Gregorio Recrea- and that we at Merck & Co. really Put had 4 champs for the 2nd the quarterfinals to tie the mark and then broke it by pin- able to break the record." Arts Workshop, 3:15 to 4:30 p.m.. their annual food drive in December counties, and have more than 6,000 rebounded to post an excellent 9-4 record this year (one more match to go Hockey, grades 9 to 12. Homework tion Center. Community Centers, care." straight year, Craig Frost, Eric Swick ning Linden's Charles Levereue in 1:36 in the semifinals. Garay wouldn't be surprised if his record is short-lived, Gregorio Recreation Center. Art raising close to $7,000 to purchase voluntneers who contribute 50,000 against Millbum) and did well to finish third ahead of fourth-place Elizabeth in program, third to fifth grade, 4 to 5 School No. 8, grades 5 to 8, 6:30 to and Kevin Kolbeck repeating. Gany pinned Roselle Park's Mike Munoz in 2:25 in the though. His brother Dan, a freshman on the varsity squad Association, 7:30 p.m., SRC. Adult food for the needy during the holiday "We are always grateful for corpo- hours per year. According to a USDA the team standings at 168-5-164. Elizabeth finished third in the team standings p.m.. LMC. LMC, 3:30 to 6:30 7:30 p.m School No. 8, 7:30 to final for his 104th career victory and 21st of the season. wrestling at 215, has turned some beads this season. Anto- Basketball Soehl, 7 p.m Communi- season. The contribution was admi- rate support," said Meara C. Nigro, Food Security Study in 1997,744,000 TEAMS: 1-Roselle Park 231 in 1996 and 1997. p.m. 6th through 8th. 7 to 10 p.m., 9:30 pjn.. grades 9 to 12. School The win also marked the second straight season Gany nio said he would like to see bis younger brother break his ty Centers, School No. 1, 6:30 to nistered through the Community Food director of communications for the people in New Jersey suffer from food 2-Rahway 178. 3-Union 168.5. 4-Eli- 9th through 12th. 7 to 10 p.m., Fit- No. 2,6:30 to 9:30 p.m;, grades 9 to The 23rd annual event, held last Friday night and Saturday afternoon al the defeated Munoz in the final and made Gany the fim Rah-record some day and thinks that be has a very good chance 9:30 p.m.. Indoor Soccer. School Bank of New Jersey in Hillside. Community Food Bank. "Merck's insecurity. The Food Bank can be zabeth 164. 5-Scotch Plains 146J. ness, Exercise. Members only. 12. LMC, 3:30 to 5:30 p.m., 3rd Dunn Sport Center in Elizabeth, saw nine No. 1 seeds go on to capture way wrestler to ever win three county championships. He to do so. No. 6, 6:30 to 7:30 p.m, grades. 5 "I know when the holiday season donation helped us supply ample reached at (908) 355-3663. 6-New Providence 113. 7-Johnson Friday — Senior Citizen Bus through 5th: 5:45 to 7:45 p.m., 6th championships. won his first UCT title as a freshman at 215 before losing Garay. who finished 5/6 in the state last season, is also a to 8. School No. 6. 7:30 to 9:30 comes around, I always think about amounts of food for nine organiza- 100. 8-Cranford 89. 9-Linden 87. Edwards Morning 9, afternoon, through 8th; 8 to 10 p.m., 9th Champions included: Roselle Park (4): 130-Craig Frost, 152-Eric Swick, in the 215 final bis sophomore year. star on the gridiron and will be attending Boston College in p.m. grades, 9 to 12. McManus, the less fortunate than myself and bow tions where hungry people often tum Merck & Co. Inc. is a leading phar- 10-Westfield 83. 11-Governor 12:30 p.m. Tax Program, 9:30 a.m. through 12th. 7 to 10 p.m., Fitness, 160-Kevin Kolbeck, 171-Doug Schooling; Cranford (3): 145-John Donofrio, Garay, modest and soft-spoken, took the record in stride. the fall on a full football scholarship. He will continue his 6:30 to 9:30 p.m., adults. LMC, I can contribute to a cause," said Mar- for help." maceutical research and manufactur- Livingston 61. 12-Brearley 53. to 3 p.m., Gregorio Recreation Cen- Exercise. Members only. 189-Nik Fekete, 215-Pat Eksrom; New Providence (2): 119-Rich Sachsel, "It was a goal I set for myself as a freshman and I'm football and wrestling careers. 3:30 to 6:30 p.m., 6th through 8th. 7 ty Korab, assistant chief steward. The Community Food Bank distri- ing company. Merck dedicates itself 13-Plamfield 32. 14-Roselle Catholic ter. Social and ballroom dancing, Tuesday — Senior Citizen Bus 140-Donnie DeFilippis; Union (1): 103-Dare Ajibade; Governor Livingston happy I broke it," Gany said. "My cousin (Carlos) has Rahway, which received a first-round bye for earning to 10 p.m, 9th through 12th. 7 to 10 Local 8-575, and one of the organiz- butes between 10 million and 14 mil- to research, discovery and develop- 29. 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. Gregorio Pathmark morning, 9:10; afternoon, (1): 112-Brett Vandervecr, Scotch Plains (1): 125-Tony Melendez; Elizabeth always bragged to me that he's the better wrestler, so I fig- the second seed in North Jersey, Section 2, Group 3, was p.m.. Fitness. Exercise. Members ers of the food drive. "It is a great way lion pounds of food and other groce- ment of innovative products that 103: Dare Ajibade, Union dec. Recreation Center.. Chair exer- 1 p.m Breakfast, 8:30 to 9:45 a.rru (1): 135-Manuel Villalb*; Rahway (1): HWT-Antonio Garay. ured if I broke all hi* records he wouldn't be able to say scheduled to face the winner of mini-seeded Mount Olive only. to openly show our appreciation for ries annually. They serve more than improve human and animal health. Nick Lim, Johnson, 4-0. cises, 11 a.m., Gregorio Recreation Gregorio .Recreation Center. Pino- 112: Brett Vandervecr, GL, dec. Returning champions included Frost (3rd), Swick (3rd), Kolbeck (2nd), that anymore. It means a great deal to me, but I hope I can vs. sixth-seeded Millbum Tuesday night in the sectional Cenler. GMM meeting. 1 p.nx, cle, 8:30 a.m., to 4:30 pjn., Grcgor- 9 Rory Adams, Roselle Park, 10-3. Fekete (3rd), Vanderveer (2nd) and Garay (3rd). get even more out of this season." semifinals in Rahway. GMM. MYC Theater Arts Work- io Recreation Center. Woodshop, 9 Nutrition Program 119: Rich Sachsel, New Provi- Top seeds that went on to win included Ajibade, Vanderveer, Sachsel, That something "more" Garay is striving for is a state A win would pit Rahway against top-aeeded Watxcn shop, 3:15 to 4:30 p.m., Gregorio a.m. to noon, 7W. Cards and John T. Gregorio Recreation Cen- 'Guys and Dolls set to open dence, pinned Gabriel Fonseca, Eli- Melendez, Frost, Swick, Schoening, Fekete and Garay. championship. Rahway, which boasts four state champions Hills today at Warren Hills in the sectional final. Warren Recreation Center. Afterschool Games, 11 a.m., Gregorio Recrea- Four of those top seeds won their third UCT championship, those grapplers ter, 330 Helen St. "Guys and Dolls," which has come The plot of "Guys and Dolls" deals seats and may be purchased by calling zabeth, 2:25. in its history, has not had one since Dan Halsey turned the Hills ousted Rahway last year and last week was ranked in Ceramics, 3:30 to 5 pjn., Gregorio tion Center. 8th Ward Recreation being Swick, Gany, Frost and Fekete. Noon to 1 pjn. 474-8629 between to be regarded as one of the best musi- with the romance of a slick braggart (908) 486-5432, or (908) 925-3516. 125: Tony Melendez, Scotch trick in 1966 at 136 pounds. the Top 20 in the state at No. 18. Recreation Center. Soccer Travel Circle Crafts, 12:30 p.m.. 8W. Swick, a senior who earlier this year eclipsed the coveted 100-win plateau, 10:15 a.m. to 1:15 p.m. cals ever written for the American of a gambler and demure Salvation Plains, decision Bryan Garrison, Team Practice, 6:30 to 9:30 p.m., RMC meeting, 1 p.m., Gregorio won at 114 his freshman year and at 125 his sophomore year. He missed last Monday — Cream of mushroom theater, is opening at the Linden High Army lass who leads a "Saved-a- Roselle Park, 11-3. School No. 1. Homework Program, Recreation Center.. MYC Theater year's UCT because of a broken hand injury suffered in practice, thus John soup, veal roll-up with gravy, mix- School auditorium March 12, 13, and Soul" mission. WORSHIP CALENDAR 130: Craig Frost, Roselle Park, dec. 3rd to 5th grade, 4 to 5 p.m., LMC. Arts Workshop, 3:15 to 4:30 p.m.. Bury of Governor Livingston went on to defeat Todd DeWitt of Johnson by pin ed vegetables, egg noodles, oatmeal 14 at 8 p.m. A parallel love story concerns the Shawn Stueber, Rahway. 6-0. LMC, 3:30 to 6:30 p.m., 6thGregorio Recreation Center. raisin cookies, bread, milk. in 23 seconds in the 145-pound final. Linden received big boost promoter of a floating dice game and 135: Manuel Yillalba, giw.Kwh Which a cast of more than 50 stu- LUTHERAN Swrefc-Na: 1m fail senior dan aca3emicaHy and on Us way to Harvard, won his night-club singing fiancee—bras- dec Kris Lecomte, GL, 8-4. dents under the direction of Gerard his fint two UCT championship matches by decision, beating Kimo Geter of sy on the outside, but just a simple, ST. LUKE'S LUTHERAN CHURCH 140: Donnie DeFilippis, New Pro- Lorenzetti. the play is based on some (LCMS), Hillside and Cotaiia Roach, Ek- Elizabeth twice, m 1995 he edged Geter 5-4 in the 114 final and then in 1996 home-loving soul at heart. She has uheth. (908) 352-5487. total Wartls. Partor. vidence, dec. Phil Torino, Roselle with Tate's return to lineup original short stories by the late edged the Elizabeth grappter again in the 125 final by a 2-1 score. Soehl students earn honors Damon Runyon about the shabby been engaged for 14 years to the crap- Our Sunday Wmiip Service is at 10:15 AM Park, 13-3. Sunday School and Adult Bible Study are at Swick topped DeWin 10-7 in this year's 152 final, DeWitt deserving a lot of The following students earned Honors Sixth grade: Kristopher Aleman, game proprietor, and has told her dear 145: John Dooofrio, Cnnford, dec. gamblers and derelicts of New York's 9:00AJrf.Coma*Braonan In. Jrdmd 5lh Sun- credit for finishing the match after Swick was called for an illegal slam with just academic accolades for their efforts at Evelyn Barrios, Cynthi Beltran, Gre- mother, at a distance of 200 miles, day of achmoolh. Hymn ting on (he 4ih Sun- Luke Cerchio, Scotch Plains, 5-4. Tigers glad to have leading scorer back Eighth grade: Karen D. Adolf, Times Square, wjth songs by Frank six seconds to go in the match. DeWitt could have won by disqualification, but Joseph E. Soehl Middle School in gory Cash, Maciej Flakowicz, Treatt that she is happily married and has diy. Call Chun* Office for more information Sandra Alvarez. Sergio Amaral, Car- Loesser, which ran for three years in or Free Packs. 152: Eric Swick, Roaelle Park, dec. came back to finish the match that Swick held on to win. By Andrew McGann record into yesterday's game, were them more if they weren't in the Linden for the second marking period. Givens, Jessica A. Gural, Agata Jam- five children, but in reality, she has los A Arevalo, Felipe Braga, Quiana New York and has been one of the Todd DeWitt, Johnson, 10-7. Swick began the week at 21-0 and continues his quest to become Roselle Assistant Sports Editor happy to see Tale return to action Principal's Honors roz, Heidi LJiteras, Kanissa Maharaj, never been to the altar. Brewington, Jennifer Charles, Shawn most popular of musicals all over the 160: Kevin Kolbeck, Roselle Park, Park's first state champion since Joe Yeats won at 157 in "1953. The Linden High School boys' would be an understatement, in the 17 The Tigers, who compete in North Eighth grade: Carolina Loria, Sonia Martins, Tata A. Mcquaid, ORTHODOX CHRISTIAN Colvin, Munick D'Avila, Caroline United States ever since. Tickets are $8 each for reserved dec Mike Baly, Westfield, 7-6. Garay finished his UCT wrestling career with a 3-1 record in four final basketball team, seeded sixth in the games be had played prior to yester- Jersey, Section 2, Group 4, earned the Lauren McGhee. Tomasz Moskal, Melanie RoUis, SL Joha tbr BapUct Orthodox Church, 211 Dacosta, Daniel Diaz, Alicia Dziedz- 171: Doug Screening, Roselle . Garay won at 215 his freshman year and was then defeated by Union County Tournament, received day, Tate accounted for 40.6 percent seventh seed for the upcoming Seventh grade: Levon L. Brown. Wot Grand Ave.. Rahway - 382-8844. Rev. Fr ic. Rashawn Faniel, Susan Farrell. Angela Tuhy, Evelyn Vega, Krista A subscription to your newspaper keeps your college student close to home- Park, dec. Jon Zika, Breariey, 4-2. Roselle Park's Bob Harms 9-4 in the 215 final his sophomore year. Last year a big boost yesterday when leading of Linden's scoring by pouring in 406 NJSIAA Tournament. A win against Frank Gwathney, Laurel Harms, Rob Charia A. Lehman. Paaor. Sunday Divine Shania Garcia, Cbante M. Green, Venturella, Rokhsana Vyajkora. town activities. Call 908-686-7753 for a special college rate. UnrQT, 9:30 AM. Prayer Service with anoint- 189: Nik Fekeie, Cnnford, pinned Garay pinned Mike Monoz of Roaelle Park in 54 seconds in the heavyweight scorer and star forward Jamaal Tale of its 1,000 points. Furthermore, the lOtb-seeded Phillipsburg would pit Louis-Charles, Tomasz Regula. Shawn Gural, Rachelle Jenkins, ing for the nek of mind, body and aoul Rm Tom O'Reilly, Rahway, 1:16. final before pinning Muncz again this year in 2:25. returned to the court to face Hillside Tigers lost both games they played them against second-seeded Newark Sixth grade: Dana E. Andrews. Shawndell John, Colette Johnson, Thursday of each month. All arc welcome. Thursday, December 11 - 7 30PM - Molefaen to 215: Pat Ekstrom, Cranford, pinned When the senior standout pinned Linden's Charles Levcrette in 1:36 in the in first-round action. without Mm, 48-41 to Scotch Plains East Side in the quarterfinals. The Adrian Canillo, Stan Gabriszewski. Rene Jumique, Danielle Klutkowski. in«fftnT»r"* Rahway's winningest wrestler with 103 wins, Tale, who was injured in the open- and 60-35 ag»jp«t once-beaten Essex teams met earlier this season with the Lori Gates, Jesse S. Maline, Joanna Lillia Lopez, Danielle Langford. KITCHENS .r VERSA Feaat of St. Nicholas the Wonderworker 9:00 Catholic : HWT: Antonio Gany, Rahway, breaking the previous mark of 102 set by his cousin Carlos Garay, a 1990 Rah- ing minutes of the —'•""d quarter in Red Raiders cgnerging as 54-49 vic- Turon. Gwendolyn Owens, Rustam Tagmur- ST. MART'S R.C. CHURCH AM - Divine Liturgy. Tuesday December 23 - 7 JO PM - Holy Hour of Prayer and Meditation. pinned Mike Munoz, Roselle Park, way graduate. Linden's 53-38 non-conference win tors after trailing 49-44 with two High Honors adov, Lamonth Tale, Vander Thomp- St. lohn'i R.O. Church follows tie Julian 225. 232 Central Ave. Gany, on his way to Boston College on a football scholarship, began the over East Brunswick Feb. 7. missed ROVSPU a ' BaslfPthflll rrnrfli^f remaining. Eighth grade: Ruth Chu. Olga r*imAm, Christmas will be celebrated on Jam- h son. Stephanie Vechina, Michael Finishing Third week with a 21-0 record and 104 lifetime wins as h? cnw"""*s '« T""" '" the remainder of th* «m» ** ,h, ? PCiSKeiPa.l —Although it will be a tough road for Korczewska, Stephanie T. Kuban. Rahway, N.J. By 7- Viani, Gustavo Winchester. Xiu ' become Rahway's first state champion since Dan Halsey won al 136 in 1966. next two after suffering a deep hip a seventh-seeded team, CoUcchio is Suraj V.—Paiekh. Jemci—Rivni. Kanway In a year where Union County is Zheng. Gany's uncle Louis Gany won at 148 in 1955, one of only four Rahway stale bruise on an attempted alley oop. confident the Tigen can compete for a Melissa Santos, Nejuwah' Singley. 112-Jamar Walker, Elizabeth ' more wide open than it has been in ROMAN CATHOLIC champions, the others being Harvey Kirby at 113 in 1951 and at 123 in 1952 The high-scoring sophomore, sectional crown. Fadwa Somrein. LENTEN SCHEDULE 119-Eric Forstenhausler, Linden yean, this would promise to be one of ST. LEO'S CHURCH 103 Myrtle Ave., 125-Kecnan Stockling, Elizabeth and Tom Thompson at 141 m 1952. among the county leaden with a 23.9 the most compeunve UCTs on reccfd "The fun part of our section das Seventh grade: Tiffany Andrade, Seventh grade: Dwight R. Bailey, Irvington. 372-1272. Rev. Dennis R. McKrn- 130-Chris Mann, Union Next year Frost will have the opportunity to win four UCT championships, avenge, went up for the slam on a set Vinskey Louissaint, Patricia Martins, Gregory Grant, Hoanna Halat, Giselle ASH WEDNESDAY ra. Pastor Schedule for Maxjej: Sana-day Eve. were it not for SL Patrick's, the year is that there are no dominant 5:30 pjn., Sunday 7 JO a.m.. 10:00 a.m.. 11 JO something that only two wrestlers have accomplished: Union's Lany Guarino play designed for him, but was slight- Manbodth, Genevieve McQuaid, Hol- See HOME DEPOT First!!! 135-Kevin Davis, Roselle Park nationally ranked-power out of Eli- learns, other than maybe Union," Cc4- Jason Miller, Maximmillian Solano, MASSES: 6:30 AM, 8:00 AM, 12:10 Noon a.m- and 12:45 p.m. (Spanish): Weekdays: in 1988 and Union's Dave Bubnowski in 1996. ly and inadvertantly undercut by an Monday to Friday: 7:00 in. 8:00 a.m.. 12:00 140-Tom Petrusko, Roselle Park zabeth and overwhehnmg favorite to icchio said. "I mink we're capable of Jeffrey Weroes. ly Mitchell, Tomasz Nadolski, Can- >/ 3:30 PM Paraliturgy ••*•••••••••*• noon. Saturdays: 8:00 a.m., 12:00 noon. Holy- 145-Aitila Vigilante, Breariey Frost won a 6-0 decision over Rahway junior Shawn Stueber Saturday in the East Brunswick player, sending him Sixth grade: John Dziedzic, Madel- dice Owens. Badal Patel, Cindy Quin- capture a third ri'mtfT fffr*Trry n and reaching the final if we play our game days: Eve 7:30 p.m. Holyday: 7:00 ajn, 9KM 152-Dive Pignatore, Union 130-pound final to improve to 21-0. As of Monday, his lifetime mark stood ai hard to the floor where he landed fifth in the last six yean. and some things fall our way." ka Gonzales, Francis Hasenauer, tero. Tania Rodriquez, Sumlina Sha- 7:00 PM Then Compare Our HIGH a.m., 12:00 noon Miraculous Medal Noverut 160-Craig Howlett, Roselle Catholic 85-4, Frost frnitfrmg third in the state last year at 112. squarely on his hip. Andrea Loria, Johanna Quintero, Ros- tmm, Katarzyna Sumlina; Thomas Mondays following the 12:00 noon Mass and at The Celtics, who boast players Linden opened the season with a (Distribution of ashes at all liturgies.) QUALITY & LOW PRICES 7:15 p.m. Sacrament of Penance: Saturday: First-year head coach Phil Colic- Tcocil; Christopher Zamanski. 171-Aaron Morton, Plainfield His other two UCT championship victories have come against Stueber 10-4 from out of state and as far away as 64-60 defeat against Union, the si Seepersad, Jillian Williams. 1:00 to 2:00 p.m. and following tie 5 JO p.m. chio, who accompanied Tale to the Mondays - Fridays: Masses at BEFORE YOU BUY! Mast. 189-Brian Drake, Johnson and in the 1996 103-pound final and 21-« over Rich Sachsel of New Providence in Canada and the Ivory Coast, hadn't defending Group 4 champions cur- Dan Injpassia, New Providence the 1997 112-pound final hospital, thought his star player was played a team from Union County rently ranked 12th in the suit HUGE SafCTION OF NATURAL! 6:30 AM, 8:00 AM, 12:10 Noon, 7:00 PM reached the semifinals Frost handed Stueber his first loss ever in die 103-pound UCT final two years certainly done for the season, if not DISCOUNTS prior to Tuesday's first-round game After limping out to a 1-4 start, this VITAMINS & MINERALS NOTE: All copy changes must be made in 215-Ishmael Medley, Elizabeth ago and both went on to become Region 3 champions last year, Frost at 112 and . longer. Fridays: Stations of the Cross, 7:45 PM writing and received by Worrall Community against FflnMh and have played young Linden squad quickly adjusted KfcnaWc Foods HWT-Charies Levcrette, Linden Stueber at 119. Frost now has a 2-0 record against Stueber, both six-point wins "If you saw the play you would Safari Sat Fm Sundays: Evening Prayer &. Benediction SUPPLY Newspapers No Later than I2.-00 Noon, Fridays only a handful of teams from New to Conccmo's coaching style, going prior to tie following week's publication . in UCT finals. have thought he would never play n^liuUM^h COMPANY Finishing Fourth Jersey this season. This raises the 9-5 in their next 14 games. Of those 4:00 PM Please address changes to: VIS 103-Joe Ruggiero, Breariey Frost was named the UCTs Outstanding Wrestler among the Iowa weights. basketball again," Colicchk) said. question then of whether or not they •Mn«M|MTl*M»|Pmdacl» 30 Wilson Ave., Newark, NJ Grace M. nine defeats, only one (Essex Cathol- Ditel Fn* • IMs • Safe • MM • MKM Worrall Community Nt» 112-Rob Burnett, Rahway First-time UCT winners included Ajibade, Sachsel, Melendez, Villalba, "Our trainer thought his hip might should be allowed to compete in the ic) came by more than 11 points. WE MAIL The Rev. Michael J. Feketie, Pastor I 973-589-3355 1291 Sluyvesant Ave. 119-Mike Puorro, Breariey DeFilippis, Donofrio, Schoening and Ekstxom. have been distocted or fractured. He tournament? Colicchk) is just one of «•• EVERYWHERE P.O. Bai 3109 OFT 20% OFF FREE BROCHURE SENT ON REQUEST 125-JelT Bubnowski, Union DeFilippis, who sat out the fim month of the season under the NJSIAA trans- was extremely scared and so was L I Union, NJ. 07083 many who doesn't think so. The UCT quarterfinals are sche- CERTIFICATES 130-Fbrfeit fer rule, won Essex County Tournament titles the past two yean while wrestling Everybody in the gym was." I PARKING IN REAR'ACROSS FROM CrTYHALL "There-is- a mystique to playing in duled for tomorrow and Saturday ANY VITAMIN 135-Tony Maoderichio, Union at Saon Hall Prep. As a freshman, he was the state runner-up at 112 in 1996. Luckily for Tale and his Tiger and winning the county tournament nights at the Dunn Sport Center in Eli- • 306 NO. WOOD AVENUE, LINDEN LrtOm lam Pir CtAvmr 140-Seun Ajibade, Union Nexi year as a senior he will have the oppommiiy to win four county crowns, and 1 don't Brink iff as special to kids zabeth, the imifip*!. for Tuesday Not to bt Corrcrad Wlb Ot«r Ottm MA JOR 2 DAY AUCTION J 486-9446 145-Forfeil "having won two Essex and one Union. negative and he was cleared to return from Canada and Africa," Cohcctub and Wednesday nights at Dunn and 152-Forfeit Fekete, a senior, also began the week at 21-0, last year's third-place finisher to practice this past weekend. said. "I think teams from New Jersey the final for Saturday. Feb. 28 at 3 160-Dom Fiorilli, New Providence in the stale at 189. He won this year's UCT award for most pins in the least To say the Tigers, who took a 10-9 would root for them more and respect at Dunn. GO«6 our OF BusMEss-mnn REIMK ** 171-Dazahan Smith, Union amount of tune with three pins in 2^50, betting Rahway's Tom O'Reilly by pin 189-Forfeit in 1:15 for his third championship. UQMWlOHflF VERY FME1 215-Forfeit Fekete was named the UCTs Outstanding Wrestler among the upper UCT hoop action continues this weekend &ERMAT0L0GYY AUCTION FRI. & SAT. - FEB. 20 & 21 HWT^Paul Hill, Elizabeth weights. By JJL Parachlnl Boys': 1-SL Patrick's. 2-Unkn. The quarterfinals are scheduled to LASER CENTER Sports Editor 3-Roselle. 4-Plainfield. 5-Roselle be played tomorrow and Saturday Linden P.A.L. It's not surprising that SL Patrick's Catholic. 6-Linden. 7-Scotch Plains. nights at Dunn and the semifinals rranudby FRI. AUCTION at 7PM Linden's Cowles wins Patricia C McCormack, M.D., F.A.A.D. topecUm: 12 ROM to 7PM baseball, softball is the favorite to win the 62nd Union , 8-Dayton. Tuesday and Wednesday nights at Director ofDtrmatologj SAT. AUCTION at 2PM inspection: 12 NOON to 2PM' STRflUSS registration County Tournament boys' basketball PRELIMINARY ROUND Dunn. Siarn Of Charity Hahk Cart Syncm TAX PREPARAnOH two track gold medals next 2 Saturdays championship. The Celtics have Saturday, Feb. 14 • •• appeared in the last five champion- At Batttn, Ellx. Here's a look at the lop eight seeds TflH SERVICE Registration for Linden PAX. Unsightly skin conditions such as spider veins, port-wine birthmarks, and 4cars can 325 MILLBURN AVE. - MILLBURN. N J. Electronic Ring Available ships games, winning four and the last Elizabeth 46, GL 33 on the girls' side: be significantly reduced with the use of cosmetic lasers. Discuss your skin conditions Tan Consultant Baseball and Girls Softball will Free pick-up & Delivery Excels in shot put, high jump two. Summit 60, Oratory 43 Girls': 1-Oak Knoll. 2-Elizabeth. with a dermatologist. Be sure you understand the benefits and limitations of the take place the next two Saturdays in Individuals and Small Jonas Cowles of Linden entered the Feb. 8 USATF New Jersey Masters Roselle Park 78, Breariey 40 3-Union Catholic 4-Roselle Catholic recommended procedures. Call Academic Dermatology Associates at 822 North Wood Track and Field Championships looking for a fourth consecutive win in the shot February (Feb. 21, 28) at 400 What is surprising is that Oak Knoll Ave., Linden 908 (925-8877). Office hours: By appointment, serving the entire family. Businesses EXPERIENCED Monday, Feb. 16 5-Westfield. 6-Summit. 7-Cranford. Maple Ave. in Linden from 10 aun. received the No. 1 seed ahead of Eli- FUR COATS •Electronic Filing put competition. At Battin, Eliz. 8-RoaeUe Park. to 4 pjn. zabeth for the 23rd girls' tournament. SCALPELS OF LIGHT •Rapid Refund ACCOUNTANT Cowles, competing with the North Jersey Masters Track and Field Club, Hillside 75, Johnson 22 FIRST ROUND Cosmetic lasers arc, in effect, scalpels of light that are tuned to target and eliminate LARGE INVENTORY - CONSISTING MOSTLY OF Youngsters ages 5-7 are eligible Second-seeded Elizabeth is the three- accomplished the feat and later won a second gold medal in the high jump by Westfield 51, Union Catholic 28 Monday, Feb. 16 such specific organic structures as scars and birthmarks. Vascular-specific lasers focus MINK COATS - ALSO Fox, Beaver, Raccoon, Call Allen for T-Ball (coed), ages 8-10 for Pee time defending champion, won the 908-355-5506 tying the meet record. New Providence beat Rahway At Cranford their beams on abnormal or excess blood vessels that make the skin red. The pulsed dye samples, one of a kind, boutique furs, hats, quantity The championships were held at Rothman Hall on the Hackensack campus of Wee, girls ages 9-12 for girls soft- last three tournaments as the No. 1 614 Elizabeth Ave., EHzabetfrj 732-381-4247 FIRST ROUND Plainfield 46, Roselle Park 28 laser, for instance, passes its beam harmlessly through the surface of (he skin on its way of trade-ins at NOMINAL or NO MINIMUM, furniture Fairleigh Dickinson University. ball and ages 11-13 for little seed and has played a much tougher to targeting such conditions as "spider veins," port-wine birthmarks. Rogalla and scars. Tuesday, Feb. 17 1-Oak Knoll 61, Johnson 43 & fixtures. Prior to his latest victories, Cowles received the Grand Prix Award which League. schedule this year, playing in a much Multiple treatments (if called for) are usually spaced out at intervals of six to eight At Dunn Center, EUz. At Railway recognizes the best shot put thrower in New Jersey between the ages of 60-69. Boys and girls must be age 5 tougher conference and competing weeks. Although this laser produces a pattern of small, purple bruises, they usually Every year there are many changes 8-Dayton vs. St. Mary's Hillside 56, Westfield 46 disappear in two to three weeks. Call For Directions 973-379-4145 It was the fourth consecutive year that Cowles won the award. before Aug. 1, 1998. Boys cannot against non-conference opponents 1-SL Patrick's vs. Elizabeth 4-RoseUe Catholic 45, Roselle 20 P.S. High-energy pulsed or scanned carbon dioxide lasers are used to resurface He was honored for his outstanding efforts at the annual USATF Banquet be 14 before Aug. 1,1998 and girls (St. Anthony, Clifford Scott, TERMS: 25% cash deposit, Bal. in cash, cert, dheck, At Cranford At Roscllt Catholic wrinkled or acne-scarred skin, as well as to remove a variety of skin growths. in the tax code. Have your taxes held Jan. 23 at the Holiday Inn in South Plainfield. cannot be 13 before Aug. 1, 1998. Bridgewater-Raritan, St. John 7-Cranford 37, GL 32 If you are having any skin, hair, or nail problems, call Academic Visa, Mastercard, Amex. 10% buyers premium. Cowles competes year-round in the age 65-69 range and plans to compete The fee is $50 plus $1 member- Vianney) that are considered to be 5-Roselle Catholic vs. Roselle Park 2-Elizabeth 40, Scotch Plains 22 Dermatology Associates, 822 North Wood Ave., Linden 908 (925-8877). next in the New Jersey Outdoor Masters Track and Field meet. ship (1998) due al registration. among the best teams in the state. 4-Plainfield vs. Summit prepared by a professional At UnJon Catholic Office hours: By Appointment. Gil Rothman Auctioneer, As'Agent More information may be Yesterday That competition is scheduled for Sunday, May 31 at Monmouth Regional Here's a look at the top eight seeds 6-Summit 54, Union 41 High School in Tinton Falls. obtained by calling 908-486-6677. 2-Union vs. New Providence on the boys' side: - " 6-Linden vs. Hillside 3-Unkm Catholic 41, Linden 16 J PAGE 10 — THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1998 RAHWAY PROGRESS • CLARK EAGLE

NEWS CLIPS • News Pastor's Cup is set Development Awards sponsored by from 7 to 9 p.m. at Brewer school, Banner program anonynxms. Free child are while the the New Jersey Federation of Busi- Westfield Avenue, Clark. parents meet is available. Seminars set The Rahway Center Partnership, in •Arts The fourth annual St. Mary's Pas- ness and Professional Women. For more information about In- PareulB Anonymous Support Qroup The Rahwiy Police Department is cooperation with the Qty of Rahway, tor's Cup Charily Basketball Tourna- Awards are presented for the pur- Town registration, call Lou Panko at meets at First Baptist Church, 177 • Entertainment announcing a tenet of two-boor temi- it initiating a new seasonal banner ment Four on Four, hosted by St pose of either study, training or 908-8455. Elm Ave, Rabway, on Thursdays nart, relating to the upcoming Law program at part of a total promotion Mary's Fathers Club and the St. retraining that win qualify (be applic- from 7 to 9 p.m. Contact Jim Cyr at • Classified Enforcement Candidate Record and marketing campaign to be under- Mary's Home and School Associa- ant for career development or (908) 388-8626 or (800) 843-5437. entrance examination for police Books for discussion taken by the Partnership. Under this • Real Estate tion, will be held Feb. 20-22, Feb. 28 employment or the purchase of equip- officer. The next meeting of the Clark Publ- program, the RCP will purchase and and March 1 at St. Mary's gym. 244 ment for starting and/or expanding an The seminars will specifically deal ic Library book discussion group it install tbreetejsonal banners. Spring, Entertainment book • Automotive Central Ave., Rahway. existing business that it at feast 50 with f»nii1iiri7ing the individual with scheduled for Feb. 23 from 7:15 to Fall and HoUday. as weU at other Saint Agnes Church in Clark Semi-finals will be March 7 and percent owned by the applicant. the LECR examination, a basic "how 8:30 p.m. in the library's Ayer's meet- informational, special purpose and announces that the Entertainment WORRALL COMMUNITY NEWSPAPERS THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 19,1998 - SECTION B finals will be March 8. Friday and An applicant must be 25 years of to" format. Included in the familiari- ing room. The book for discussion is special event banners. Book '98 hat arrived. Anyone who Saturday games will be from 6 to 10 age or older as of May 1. Awards are zation will be general information James McBride's "The Color of In order to help promote your busi- placed an order can pick them up after p.m.; Sunday games will be from 2 to based on financial need For more about the test, sources of additional Water." Copies of the book are avail- ness, as part of this program, the RCP weekend Masses or from 9:30 a.m. to . 6 p.m. Admission is $2 for adults, and information or an application form, information to study from, and a list able for check-out at the circulation is offering individual businesses the 3:30 pjn. Monday through Friday at from Ite SI for children. contact Elizabeth at (908) 245-3682 of schools that are dedicated to police Proceeds from the tournament will desk or through the reference libra- opportunity to have your company's the rectory. For those who are not Train program no later than Feb. 28. TLditor 's testing in all its facets. benefit the Rahway Public Safety rian. Advance registration is appre- name imprinted on one or more of familiar with the Entertainment Book, The dates for the seminars are: Feb. Memorial. ciated, but not required these banners, for one time cost of $90 it contains coupons for such items as buy one dinner get one free at partici- 27; March 4; March 14: March 24 and St. Mary's kitchen will be open for The library it located at 303 West- per banner. By Tom Canavan March 26. all games with an extensive menu. Audubon programs field Ave., in Clark:. The Clark Public If you buy one banner per season, pating local restaurants, dry cleaning, Editor In Chief derailed Each seminar will begin at 6:30 The Rahway Senior Center, 1306 Library offers all persons equal access for $250, your business' name will be travel, hotels, fast food restaurants, By Sean Dally Dan Sullivan, the county's engineer- ' p.m. and will be held in the Emergen- 'Karnival' scheduled Esterbrook Ave., Rahway, will pre- and accessibility to its services, prog- continuously displayed on a banner airline tickets, tickets to sporting One of the best ways to have a SUIT Writer ing consultants have said that the cy Management room in the basement sent a series of special programs with rams and activities. Any person for approximately 10 months each events, etc. quiet Valentine's DayJ the Bu \ fiJT The IVnticher Cluh rvf P1«TV Trv af Railway City Hall. Attendees R flu requiring special arrangements should year for the next four years. While the —The puiciiate pnig it »30 fUi etUi better half to schedule mouth Freeholders announced an ambitious these lines. 787 Featherbed Lane, will hold its sbould bring a notepad and pencil or Audubon Society and the Trailside contact (be library in advance. For RCP cannot guarantee exact banner book and it available by calling either surgery on Feb. 14. program to build and repair train lines This money will, in particular, be annual "Karnival" on Feb. 21. pen to take notes. Museum in Watcfaung at part of the further information, call (732) location, every effort will be made to the St Agnes rectory at (908) That's not what I did; it just in Union County. used to repair a wooden trestle bridge Music by Bemie's Orchestra will There is no fee for these seminars Senior Center "Home and Garden 388-5999. locate banners on a pole as close to 388-7852 or Marie McCormack at worked out that way, and I was The purpose of this program was to that Sullivan says is "in poor condi- start at 8 p.m. and they are open to all Rahway Club." your business as possible. (908) 382-0509. amazed to discover, from the improve commuter service and freight tion" on the Staten Island line, said The kitchen will be open »t 6 p.m. residents. All presentations will be held in the Winter contest There will be three seasonal silence alone, just how much my lines throughout the county. But two Sullivan. This trestle leads to a rail- The affair is open to the public, and Call the Community Assistance Rahway Senior Center Hall and any- changes per year. Bracket and banner Classes begin Valentine normally talks. of these rail projects have apparently road bridge that spans the Arthur Kill. admission is 15. Rahway Division of Parks and Team at (732) 827-2179 for more one who is interested it invited to changes are included in the one-time The spring session of the Studies On Saturday, I arrived at her run into trouble. According to John Douigarian, For more information, call (732) Recreation announces that they are information. attend. fee. The cost to your business this Program at the Polish Cultural Found- house at about 1015 a.m to take County Manager Michael Lapolla DOT spokesperson, it will take a 574-8600. sponsoring a winter contest. •It The schedule is as follows: year will provide you with several ation will resume the first week of her to her 11 a.m. dentist appoint- has applied to the state Department of month to review the application. For the Snow Sculptor Contest, ment. The surgery was scheduled Center marks birthdays Feb. 26 — 1 pjn. — "Gardening years worth of high visibility, good March; all evening classes are from 7 Transportation for an additional $6 The $15 million in NJ Transit during any snowfall in the winter, a for that morning because of the Fashion show set Without Chemicals," presented by faith advertising and the sense of to 9 pjn. million to $8 million to rehabilitate money is part of a Sl billion Capital Rabway Mayor James J. Kennedy snow sculptor may be built and a three-day weekend, giving her one Union County Prosecutor Thomas Manahan at a press conference last week points to On March 1, the Arthur L Johnson Trailside Museum. belonging to a commercial district On Wednesday nights. Beginner's two freight lines. Program for fiscal year 1999. The has announced the formation of the pbotogrpah submitted to the Recrea- extra day to recover before she Parent-Teacher Association will hold March 26 — 1 pjn. — "Gardening that is moving forward into the next Polish will be taught by Man* Rusza- one of the locations where prostitution arrests have been. Last week, NJ Transit approved Rahway Senior Citizen Birthday tion office. The deadline for submit- went back to work Tuesday. plan was approved last Wednesday. a fashion show and mini auction. Stu- In The Shade," presented by Trailside century. li and Beginrjner's Fngliih by Anna SIS million for a light rail link Breakfast Club. ting pictures is Feb. 27.1998. All pic- Whether it was nerves in anticipa- According to a NJ Transit spokes- dents, parents and teachers will model Museum. Pupowski, starting March 4. between Newark and Elizabeth — The new program is open to all tures become the piupeity of the Several large businesses in the tion of the surgery or just Barbara man, this $15 million is to be used in fashions provided by The Dress Bam April 16 — 1 p.m. — "Butterfly On Thursday pight* Intermediate r;; none of which is to be spent in Union Rahway senior citizens and will meet Recreation Division. A prize will be Rahway area have already committed being Barbara, I felt like I had three Prostitution crackdown announced connecting Perm Station and Broad of Linden. Gardening," presented by Trailside Polish will be taught by Jadwiga County. at the Rahway Senior Center, 1306 awarded for the best snow sculptor. to this program. More than 30 percent days worth of conversations in that By Michelle Runge Manahan said that the proliferation measure (A-1689) introduced by Station, both in Newark. This money The fashion show will take place at Museum. Gabrytzewsfca: Advance Polish by The money that Lapolla applied for Esterbrook Ave. Include your name, address and tele- of the banners are already taken. For 45-minute period StafT Writer of prostitutes has reached such Assemblyman Gerald Green (D- is not for construction but rather for The Westwood on North Avenue in more information call (908) Krystyna Olszewski; Intermediate is to supplement $4.3 million — $4.2 Once a month, ill registered Rab- phone number on your entry. "The roses you sent are beauti- A 25-percent increase in prostitu- epidemic proportions that young Union) in Trenton last week. Green's final design and land acquisition. Garwood. Luncheon will be served at 396-3545. English by Etzbieta Malolepszy clas- million of it in stale DOT funds — way seniors whose birthdays fall in' Club seeks players For information call the Division ful...," "Let's see 'Titanic' tomor- tion arrests in recent months has trig- women not interested in selling then- bill would make prostitution an 12:15 pm ses begin March 5. that was to be used for repairing and "I'm disappointed that they're tak- the same month may meet at the Rab- The Clark Soccer Club will be oat 827-2045. Participants must be a row...," "My face is going to be gered a countywide crackdown on bodies are routinely accosted on the indictable offense subject to adjudica- Donations of $20 per person wil go Joanna Kkkswka will conduct rehabilitating the Rahway Valley and ing a narrow view and focusing only way Senior Center for a birthday accepting registrations for the Spring Rabway resident. - Parents group meets swollen...," "I'm not going to be sex-for-hire in the suburbs. Union streets near the "hot spots." tion by a state Superior Court judge. to aid the PTA Scholarship Fund For "Preparations for Taking VS. Citi- Staten Island railroad lines in a conti- on Essex County," said Sullivan. breakfast celebration. Any seniors 1998 In-Town League. To participate able to talk all day...," "I'm going to County Prosecutor Thomas Manahan "Their common brazen activity in "This measure would hit all quar- tickets or more information, call Laur- Parent Anonymous of New Jersey zenship Test" on Saint days from 10 to nuous four- or five-mile stretch in Eli- But, according to NJ Transit, none who are interested may come to the in the In-Town League, a person must be in pain tonight...," "I e-mailed a announced at a Feb. 11 press the parks has ordinary women being ters of the prostitution trade in this ie at (732) 388-8651 or Nancy at Recycling program Inc. is a private, noo-profit organiza- noon, begumng Marco 7. Maestro zabeth, Linden, Roselle and Cranford. of this money is being used in Union ' center,to register for this new reside or attend school in Clark, Win- friend yesterday...." conference. propositioned," said Manahan. "There state," said Green. "People who (732) 381-0075. The Department of Public Works/ tions that provides free ctmimuuty- Walter Legawiec specializes in teach- engage in sex-for-hire activities These two lines are to be used strictly County "because at this point there is club. Any seniors having a birthday in field or Garwood. With a kiss for luck. I left her Authorities from the Prosecutor's is a persistent problem with prostitu- Office of Recycling "W""T<1 the based support groups for parents who ing "Singing for Enjoyment" Thurs- f should mend their ways because not for carrying freight. no defined project," said the March must register at the center by with the dentist for about an hour office speculate that a police crack- tion and we plan on taking an aggres- Registration is open to all boys and initiation of a pilot program for are having problems with their child- day .evenings h^mrmma March 11. only are they risking a lot more than According to Freeholder Chairman spokesman. Feb. 27. All participants will be noti- Awards sponsored and upon her return, was left with down on prostitution in New York sive stand against it." girls with birth dates July 1. 1981 demanufacturing of c^ifurp^r elec- ren and feel they would benefit from The Polish Cultural Foundation is arrest and a fine in the future, they fied when the party is to take place. three of the most quiet days we City drove many of Manhattan's call He urged mayors and council rep- The Berkeley Heights/Clarky through July 31, 1993. The final in- tronics. For more information, call meeting weekly with other parents for located at 177 Broadway, Clark, off will be risking indictments, aggres- Those interested may call 827-2016 have spent together. Never mind girls to ply their trade throughout resentatives to notify landlords who Westfield Business and Professional person registrations will be held Michael Smalling, recycling coordi- help and support. exit 135 from the Garden State sive prosecutions, a jail term, and a for more information. the fact that she wasn't supposed to Union County; at least on weekends. own buildings being used as houses of Women is participating in the Career Saturday from 9 to 11a.m. and Jan. 30 nator, at 827-2159. Parents that attend may remain Parkway. mandatory loss of driving privileges. talk, she was also on painkillers Manahan described how New York prostitution that they risk forfeiture of Drew honors locals which made her dopey and sleepy. prostitutes customarily board buses Green's bill will enable judges to the property if they continue to house Drew University Dean of the Col- Thomas Pastena Jr., Rahway; Leo- nfl PriHay i»vj»ninpg Jn (Tpyy lhf XIVCT impose mtgher erwnmri peiwHies tn I tbiak 1 oetice Bishop SL Agnes Roman Catholic Church and Rahway. Monday morning, the tion from a misdemeanor to a felony, anniversary of the State of Israel with ish of Clark. Stalking victims and their families would be protected by legislation especially by Barbara, and probab- what's going on on the premises," ment. These students have earned a son, Springfield; Melody Sayer, Justin J. McCarthy Council 5503 of Parish in Clark's annual devotions in streetwalkers return to New York, the motorist can lose his driver's a series of exciting progiamt the Temple Beth O'r/Beth Torah is a sponsored by Assemblyman Alan Augustine has been released by the ly because, just like I notice how said Manahan. "The operators- of minimum of a 3.4 grade point aver- Springfield: Lisa Diane ComaccbJa, 27 Westfield Ave, Clark, will hold a honor of SL Joseph will take place Manahan said. license — and possibly forfeit his car. weekend of April 3 and 4. dynamic and innovative regional syn- Assembly State Government Committee. much she talks, she notices how these brothels are not going to be age, equivalent to or better than a B+ Union, Paul Auguslo Silva, Union; Mass, Communion and dinner on March 10. Among the highlights of the agogue practicing Conservative Juda- Under tne measure, A958, certain stalking victims and members of nttch I don't talk. "It's a job they can commute to," pleased with the response here in Manahan's campaign calls for on a scale in which A«4.0. Kimberiy R. Giordano, Mountainside; March 7. The Novena in honor of SL Joseph, Manahan said. "We call the nine weekend will be a special Friday ism and serving nearly 500 families in their iny**"'* families would be allowed to register to vote without But we get along beautifully. She Union." police to Increase patrols of the so- Lori Ann LoBianco. Kenilworth; Gina Maria Costa, Summit, Andrea The Mass will be celebrated under chaste spouse of the Virgin Mary, towns we've designated so far "hot evening service on the April 3 featur- Union and Middlesex counties. The having to enter their address on the registration form. Rather, tne regi- has even pointed out that I call her The timing of the prosecutor's ini- called "hot spots," especially public Gerald William Sawczyn, Linden; f"hri«tim Alves dos Santos, Summit; The Byzantine Rite at St. Thomas the beginning on March 10 will be con- spots." ing a distinguished guest speaker and synagogue holds a morning minyon strant would only be required to identify a mailing address and voting every time I'm cooking. Coinci- tiative coincides with a legislative parks and streets. Peter Joseph Magyar, Rahway; Guy Yamileth Karina Hernandez, Sumit. Apostle Church, 1400 Saint Georges ducted for nine nights at St. Agnes a presentation by the children of the (prayer service) 365 days a year, as district to the appropriate registration official. dence? Or am I calling her at that Ave., Rahwiy, at 5:30 pjn. Church, 332 Madison Hill Road, synagogue's award-winning religious well as regular Friday evening and This is intelligent, sensible legislation,", said Augustine, R-Union. time so I can make the excuse that 1 Co-celebrants will be Monsignor Clark, at 7 p.ra school. The theme of the evening, shabbat morning, afternoon, and "As Americans, we have the essential right to vote, and as legislators, we have to get off the phone to eat Richard McGuiness, pastor of St. Guest speakers are Rev. Dan beginning at 8:30 p.m., will be evening services. nave a duty to uphold that right for everyone. Surely, one should neither before my food gets cold? Changes in store for owner of Rahway incinerator John the Apostle Roman Catholic Danik, pastor emeritus of Sacred 'Israel's 50th." The synagogue also has an award- be afraid to vote nor decline to do so because of a fear for their safety or "I've got you pegged," she said. By Sean Daily That is because of a proposed lease Court ruling, yout have to realize that Church of Clark-Linden; the Rev. Heart in Bloomfidd; Rev. Michael Sue Margulies of Clark and Karen winning religious school for children well-being." "You call me everytime you're important to keep close ties." handle "polluted" soil. StafT Writer agreement between the UCUA and the waste stream has been cut dramat- Eugene Marcone, pastor of St. Agnes Merlucci, pastor at SL Bartholomew Linger of Scotch Plains are serving as aces 4 through 13, Bar and Bat Mitz- Current law provides that a conviction for stalking also serves as a cooking so you don't have to stay At least one group — the Union' He added that the lease itself would The UCUA has a new chairman for Ogden Martin Systems, which actual- ically and you have to take drastic Roman Catholic Church of Clark and in Scotch Plains; Rev. Annand Man- general chairpersons for the anniver- vab instruction, a comprehensive permanent restraining order limiting the contact between the offender on the phone long." County Concerned Citizens, an anti- not be in the best interest of the the Board of Commissioners, along ly operates the plant Under the terms measures." the Rev. John Zeyack, pastor of St. tia of Assumption Church in Roselle sary celebration. Natty Lapidus of Hebrew High School, and. through tis and the victim. "That's not true," I responded. incinerator group — is unhappy with county. Thomas the Apostle Byzantine with two new commissioners. of the agreement, Ogden Martin will The Supreme Court ruling, in Park; Rev. Arthur CoUiacovo of St. Clark, Barbara James of Westfield. veriout arms, a wide array of cultural, The law, however, only provides protection against disclosure of voter "Sure it is." Kennedy as chairman. A requirement for this lease is that Catholic Church in Rahway. The chairman is James Kennedy, a NoYimbtir. upheld a Thud Circuit Vincent Church in Sterling; Rev. Bobbi Lonsk of Edison, and Pat Sto- educatinnil and crv^i: rggi« for virfimg nf Anm^ciir vin "Hu —"It seems to me I 's a potential ail II towns in Union County sign —Aiin Maa, i i&nnn will be held ai— one-year member of the Board of exchange for buying S175 million in Court ruling that ended solid waste Sylvester Livolsi of the Mary Sanctu- lack of Clark are chairpersons of the all age groups. Among these arms are To be victimized by a stalker is both mentally and emotionally dis- smelling victory. "I called you yes- conflict of interest having the mayor "put or pay" contracts with the UCUA the Knights Hall in Gark. Commissioners and mayor of Rah- reissued UCUA bonds. flow control laws and opened the gar- ary in Brancbville; Rev. Monsignor Friday evening progiam. Shabbat Men's Club, Sistehood, Adult Educa- tressing," Augustine added. "Victims of such crimes need to return to terday...Oh, that's right, I was mak- of Rahway in control of a facility that to send at least 250.000 tons of gar- way, where the UCUA's incinerator is According to Kennedy, tne UCUA bage disposal industry to outside Dinner will consist of 'salad roast John Houlihan, pastor emeritus of St. morning program chairpersons are tion, Seniors, Young Couples and doing the normal, everyday activities that most of us take for granted." ing taylor ham and eggs." is harmful to Rabway," said Bob Car- bage a year to the incinerator. If the based. He was Joined by Edward has already taken "some serious facilities. beef, potatoes, vegetables, dessert, John's in Newark; the Rev. Steven Bill and Lauren Falk of Westfield Families, Family Cultural and Educa- The measure, A-958, was released by the State Government Commit- "See." son, a UCCC. member and Rahway towns do not meet this minimum Jackus of Elizabeth and Edward Kahn step*" toward privatization. These Under these laws, county garbage coffee or tea. The price is 510. Conner and Rev. Marcone, both of St. Dinner-dancer chairpersons are Frie- tional Programs, and three youth tee by a vote of 7-0 and now beads to 'he full Assembly for consideration. "What about Saturday r I called resident. amount, they will have to make up the of Scotch Plains at the UCUA's reor- included a number of resolutions disposal facilities like the UCUA had More information can be obtained Agnes Church, will also participate in da Posncck of Clark, Sebley Hausler groups: USY (United Synagogue her late in the afternoon to find out According to Carson, Kennedy is difference in cash. ganization meeting last Wednesday. patted by tne Board of Commission- a monopoly on garbage disposal. All and tickets can be purchased at the the sermon series. of Rahway, and Lois Roth of Clark. Youth), Kadima, and Noah. how the was feeling. I wasn't going "responsible" for implementing a The UCCC has long championed Knights Hall or by calling Art Proctor Kennedy, Jackus and Kahn are to be en at the reorganization meetings. 21 towns in Union County had to send Chairpersons of the ad journal are For further information about to be with her Saturday night non-binding Treasury Department recycling and composting over gar- at (732) 382-1341 or Bill Zimmerman Temple celebrates 40 paid about $240 a month. These resolutions canceled all pro- their garbage to the UCUA for dispos- Byte Speaker of Westfield Max Temple Beth O'r/Beth Torah or the because she needed her rest. "Oh, audit of the UCUA; this audit was bage incineration. Carson said that a at (732) 388-2759. Jackus is a city councilman in Eli- fessional service contracts with (be al, guaranteeing that the incinerator Temple Beth Or/Beth Torah. the Schloff of Clark, Claudia Dorsch of April 3 and 4 anniversary celebration, yeah. Steak." completed last year. The UCUA does 25-year put or pay contract with the All are welcome. zabeth, while Kahn is a former UCUA UCUA; those that are in place nave would have business. dynamic regional Conservative syna- Edison, Lorraine Losfain of Cranford call the synagogue at (732) 381-3403. Quite frankly, I could take the not have to follow the suggestions in UCUA would affect and hinder commissioner. They replace Kather- 3TJ-day terms. Kennedy said that this telephone or leave it. I don't under- The loss of these waste flow control this audit, although it is a requirement advances in these kinds of garbage ine Fulcomer and Barbara Banasiak. is to prepare for the "totally new lay- stand how people can stay on a tele- laws means that towns can send their to make tne incinerator eligible for disposal options. When now he felt about being out" that the UCUA will have in 60 phone for long periods of time garbage wherever the like for dispos- certain state aid. Jackus and Kahn give the Demo- chairman, Kennedy said with a laugh. days. without getting antsy. If you're on al. The amount of trash sent to the The resolutions, according to Car- crat's a 5-4 majority on the Board of "Okay. CAPTURE THE MEMORIES the other end of a telephone with The commissioners also passed a UCUA hat already dropped off and son, follow suggestions in the audit. Commissioners for the first time. It "It's a challenge. It's an interesting me, you can hear me pacing the resolution for a new UCUA employ- tne incinerator has had to reduce its Carson said other suggestions in the bad been a 6-3 majority in favor of the time for the authority. There are some A picture is worth 1,000 words... kitchen floor or hearing me ask you ment plan. Kennedy said that this per-ton garbage disposal fee or "tip- audit would be dangerous for Rahway Republicans last year. serious changes that have to be made to repeat yourself because I've been plan, which would take 30 days to put ping fee" from $83.05 to S50 to residents. But Kennedy said that the Board of and with reprints from to keep the citizens of Union County watching the television while you into effect, will result in job cuts at tne remain competitive. These include bringing in contami- Commissioners have become more Worrall Community Newspapers, were talking. But in her case, it in a strong financial position." incinerator. Incinerator employees Kennedy said that there were nated toil from across tne stale for bipartisan in the face of change* in the really is coincidence. Kennedy's term as chairman will will be given 45 days notice before advantages to haveing the mayor of "thermal decomposition." This, state's waste disposal industry. you can capture those precious memories be for one year but, during that time, their jobs are cot In fact, by Monday night, I dis- Rahway, the incinerator's "host com- according to the audit, would be an This previous year was an inter- be will oversee possibly the most radi- for as little as $8. covered thai the weekend was too Kennedy stressed, "It's, not just Ii«n munity," as chiirmm of (be UCUA additional source of reveout for the esting tibfrfc 'pfcaiiiK tne community SHARE THE JOY cal change of the UCUA in its seven- quiet, and I missed my Valentine's Kennedy who's looking at this. This board. incinerator. But Carton said that it worked bipartisan to hire special Birth announcements mil appear every Thursday in the Spectator ; year history. According to Kennedy, Leader. Rahway Progress and the Clark Eagle. 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I am pleased toi palities is this: for every computer you A night of comedy, is now just a short drive away New Jersey/New York Metropolitan the process begun last December report that LRT is a step closer to put in a classroom, we will match it There's no doubt 'She Loves Me' Area, the world's center of commer- when a Luxembourg delegation vis- Bj Jacqate McCarthy operation, having recently cleared a with another. We urge towns to take 4^ ^r- ^^ •••»• Associate Editor ce, finance and communications. It is ited Union County to witness our far- advantage of this unique program for delivers the true nature of love crucial hurdle in the state Department Make this new year, a healthier one. Our Professional nutritionists will How far would yon travel for a imperative that our interdependent reaching commercial opportunities, the sake of our children, for our It wu a weekend for love and of Transportation. Thi* Freeholder start you oH on the right foot, with a program customized just for you. good night of comedy? Although region of exciting urban areas, sub- this trade mission reinforced the many future's sake. lovers, especially at Cranford Dra- Board will work closely with local, -WITHOUT STARVING YOURSELF, some of the best comedy clubs are in urbs and businesses, ranging from advantages of doing business here. Union County is taking advantage WITHOUT EXPENSIVE PRE-PACKAGED FOODS matic Club, where audience* were Theater state and Port Authority officials to the tri-state area — Rascals in West "mom and pop" stores to major indus- We continued multi-level efforts to of another exciting possibility: the entertained with an endearing pro- gamer final approval for this impor- (908) 789-5300 Orange, Casual Tones in Clark, a tries, continues to play a major role in ensure thaqt our residents have the duction of "She Lovea Me," the tant project. professional MetroSlars soccer team and more information about View the growing international economy. •Body Composition smattering of open-raic hot spots in first job opportunities when the Jersey All our economic development relocating to Elizabeth. •Special Medical Diets •Eating Disorders Analysis classic tale of boy meets girl. That's why the county is moving •Weight Management •Compulsive & By Jacquie McCarthy New Brunswick, and, of course, Gardens mall opens in Elizabeth next efforts would be meaningless, howev- As with our other initiatives, the •Exercise Plans Hold on — it's never that easy, quickly to meet the challenges and For Children. Teens Binge Eating Associate Editor almost any pub in Greenwich Village year, and. at the same time, address er, if we did not effectively prepare MetroStars and a new stadium would & Families -Meal Planning u anyone celebrating a relationship opportunities of the coming millen- — a night on the town requires some several social concerns. our children for the 21 st century. That be a boon to the county's economy •Private Counseling "Body Fat Testing this weekend can attest to — but nium through innovative programs mileage. Joe and Jamey Mantes of The Workforce Consortium — is the basis of "Access 2000," a prog- and make it an even better place to always well worth the effort. Class- romp, with a cast embracing the and services — intiatives designed to Tavern in the Park in Roselle Park comprising local, county and state ram I have introduced that would put live, work and do business. ic film buffs will remember this speaking style and mannerisms of improve the quality of life for every would like to change all that, by host- officials, in addition to the mall's a computer and sophisticated software Daniel Sullivan is chairman of story in the film version The Shop the 40a. Jean McCauley is perfectly man, woman and child who resides ing professional comedians on a developer — has been working to put — including Internet access — in the Union County Board of Chosen Around the Comer" with Jimmy abrasive and idealistic as Amalia. within our 102.93 square miles. weekly basis, right in your own together a comprehensive plan to deal every classroom in the county. The Freeholders. Stewart as Georg Nowack, the head All players give effective perfor- 2253 South Ave., Scotch Plains. N.J., Plaza South Medical BMg. backyard. Your Freeholder Board is working with job training, day care and trans- shop cjerirju Maraczek's perfume mances, with an especially enjoy- The Monies', along with Manny diligently in several areas, including portation. An important outgrowth of store. Oftthe CDC stage, good old able one by Bobby Selig as the ran- Mantes, Joe's brother and business Lnc allloiiu? Will uC UK C Kodilv. Choreoftnbhv is ty's position in the global economy; -tar of an on-site, 3,000-square foot Retail Richard SibeUo, who gave an clever, especially in cafe scenes and seeing to it thai our transportation Park for the past four years. They Skills Center to identify local job memorable performance as theSelig's solo with Dona, played by infrastructure is up to date, clean and FUTURETECH established this thriving restaurant in ' seekers, assess their skills and match count in CDC's recent, charming Rebecca Zalon. The production's efficient; that people will have a mod- the fine style of their successful them with the approximately 5,000 wins accreditation Computer Hardware&Software "Jack and the Beanstalk." Sibcllo is only weak area is the accompani- Tavern in the Park's new Comedy Night starts this Saturday at 9 p.m. and continues em retail center, not only in which to restaunnteur family — the Montes' jobs and 200 tenants at the mall The Union County Psychiatric date, only one other Union County We Specialize In as smooth as Stewart himself, and ment, which needs more energy 10 every Friday evening thereafter. shop, but one that will provide own the well-known El Bodegon in through specific training and intern- Clink in Plainfield has-neenlly been community-based facility and less as flustered and frustrated by Mar- support the musical numbers. employment opportunities and learn- • System Integrators/ Rahway, as well as Primo's on Morris According to Joe, Tavern in the opening night of the comedy chib, and Monies' areo'i ruling out the possibil- ship programs. notified that it has achieved accredita- than a dozen New Jersey-based frees- aczek's newest hire, the brazen So if you are in the mood for old- ing experiences; and that our children Personal Computers Avenue in Union. Anyone familiar Park hosted a few comedy nights, and the two-hour set will feature Ross and ity of including an open-mic segment An efficient transportation system tion from the Joint Commission on tanding facilities have succeeded in II HRA200X Amalia Balash. Boy meets girl, fashioned romance with its usual receive the utmost in education in • Networking with these establishments knows that the theme seemed to fit. The owners Miller. for aspiring comedians. They open is crucial to bring people to and from Accreditation of Healthcare Organi- begin recognized with this distinction. Inlel Pentium 200MMX alright — but neither boy or girl twists and nans and pratfalls, it's order to meet the challenges of the • Web Design Heal Sink w Cooling Tin the food quality of paramount impor- decided to turn a portion of the The weekly line-up will include not their doors to the Make-A-Wish Jersey Gardens, as well as Newark zations. This national recognition puts Formed in 1951, JCAHO is dedi- Intel TX Chip«n v. > 12K. like each other very much, and both not too late to check out "She Loves future in order to keep us moving tance, seconded only by the relaxed restaurant, a basement hall, into a just comedians, but also hypnotists, Foundation twice a year, and have International Airport and other points UCPC in an exclusive group of com- cated to improving the quality of the Mid-Toucr Caw boy and girl are smitten with love Me," which continues ai Cranford • forward. Quality & 1 44 MBFInppv Dnvr atmosphere the Montes' endeavor to comedy club, and to hire name enter- ventriloquists and magicians. Tavern sponsored local bands trying to make throughout the county. The proposed munity menial health agencies. To nation's healthcare through voluntary 32MB EDO Rant letters from more "desirable" part- Dramatic Club through March 7. To this end, the board and I enthu- provide. tainers weekly. in the Park is offering something other their start. accreditation. 2.1GB EIDE Hard llm. ners — or so they think. For information, call (908) siastically welcome our new mem- "We don't want this to be a Service 24X CD-Rom Drtvr This is a sweet old-fashioned 276-7611. "We might even call the comedy comedy clubs typically don't — a $25 "Those people work hard, and they bers: Lewis Mingo Jr. of Plainfield "This is an achievement of which PCI oJ.b.l V,dcc C«ni » :\!fl corpanie-rype place," said Joe. "This club Joey's Basement," said Joe, in dirjner-and-show package. Show-only have a hard time getting onstage, we are quite proud," remarked Mar- Ih-hit Sound t ltd and Mary' P. Ruotolo of Westfield. Is Our MJWan Sirre«> Sneakers is our house. This is the way we furn- keeping with the homey atmosphere is $8. because there's nowhere to go," Joe cyann Sosnoski, LCSW, executive They share our commitments to the ?o ttK f-i\ Modem u. vm.c ish it, this is the way we treat our of the restaurant. "It's a comfortable "The food is our. number-one said. director of UCPC. "This accreditation Win 95 Ke> hoard people of the county and are already Commitment Serial Mou^- A. MOUH' Pad guests." feel We want you to be very at home. thing," said Joe. "We want them to The Monies' hope the shows will is a testament to the high quality, pro- using their energies to provide the ser- Wtndrmi "5 » t.i:rn I 1. > W () () 1) M I M () R 1 \ I. P \ R k Linda Slender, as well as Deupty IDESIGNER 1016STUYVESANTAVE.»UMON | Ai each session, portions of new work under development will be read and area," Jamey said. "We started with stressed that all comedians appearing shoot pool and listen to some good Tavern in the Park is located at 147 County Manager George Devanncy, at Tavern in the Park will have had BATHROOMS & KITCHENS II Inc. (908) 688-6500 •1-800-922-8919 • discussed in supportive terms. The writers will be encouraged to create a list of the bands, and it was bringing a mixed music even after the show is over." W. Westfield Ave., Roselle Park. For recently returned from Luxembourg, Heeded KealtHe 15our Bream crowd; it wasn't being consistent."'; television experience. Saturday is information, call (908) 241-7400. Iwww fr»t» com/DESIGNER BATHROOMS&KITCHENS.rrtm I questions that will channel discussion into desired areas. Although reading will If the comedy shows take off, the where they met with government offi- • • www.loealsource.com/DesiQner.asp • For abused and neglected children, as Award be done primarily by members of the Collective, guest talent may be brought in cials. business leaders and American »cll as drug exposed infants who from time-to-time for specific projects. need a loving, nutunng home while I ATT: UNION COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS!! The Writers Collective will be facilitated by playwright and journalist Lou J. Stabwarth. Suliwwih holds an MfAa playwright fwni Kean University seeks information for historical project When babies art medically discharged I TWO $5,000 SCHOLARSHIPS TO BE AWARDED!! and is currently artistic director of PirmWorth Productions, a mtnpairy dedi- Kean University is seeking archival photos, postcards or other printed mater- tember, die institution was awarded university status. Today, Kean occupies from hospitals but have nowhere to cated to fostering new playwrights and introducing audiences to the experience 150 acres in Union and Hillside townships and has 351 full-time faculty mem- go. Someone must care enoueh to Hollywood Memorial Park ials from faculty, alumni and friends of the University for a project celebrating bers serving almost 12,000 full- and part-time students. share home. famiU and self. 1500 Stuyvesant Park, Union, NJ 07083 of plays-in-process. A former theater critic for the Home News, Sialswonh is a 40 years on the Kean campus and Kean's 150th anniversary in 2005. Video or member of the Dramatists Guild and is a frequent teacher and guest lecturer at movie film is also welcome. For children in emcrgenc) sijuations 908-688-4300 All tubjajBpd ma^ritl will uponjnblication. Contact Dr. Stanley and arc in mjent need of foster Colleens. Since its inception in 1855 as the Newark Normal School, Kean has epjoyed parents who can provide 3 safe haven Applications are now being accepted by the Writers Collective it Union significant growth and properity. Kean has come a long way from its early Upson tHwdgh'the Office of •'• ^^81(908) 527-2371 for further onshnn notice. County Am Center for its Spring 1998 Playwrights Workshop. Beginning beginnings as an institution with three faculty members and 85 studettlcTh'Sep- 'Information. * *• ' For teenagers uho ha\e a need for March 9, the Collective will meet for 10 consecutive Mondays. The fee for this foster parents who can nurture and workshop is $120. Interested parties should send a 20-page writing sample, and Kathleen Nester David Geber Dawn Upshaw guide them a biographyAcsume to Lou. J. Stalsworth, Union County Arts Center, 1601 Irv- Can you help? ing SL, Rahway, NJ 07065. 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T THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1998 — PAGE BS WORRALL NEWSPAPERS PAGE B4 — THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1998 Tailor your wedding to reflect your personal style ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT November — chrysanthemum, topaz; beading and plan a candlelit Imagine your wedding day as a wears a floor-length gown of ecru lace mate enchanting keepsakes for your December — poinsettia, turquoise. blank canvas, primed and ready for and carries a bunch of old-fashioned guests. reception. You can't win if you you to paint with very special touches. posies in pale panels. Quote a bou- Birthday-party charm The best jewelry to wear on this A color scheme in deep jewel tones Theater company finds 'space' Enchanting customs and delightful doubly festive day is your birthstone, such as sapphire blue, emerald green, HOROSCOPE Following you'll find a description of quet of softly shaded rotes and green- some of the different ways you can ery. Or, ask your florist to suggest keepsakes create a sentimental wed- of course. Whatever you choose to or ruby red is especially dramatic. to create some great theater turn out. Don't be afraid to don't play 'The Game' tailor your wedding to reflect your flowers that will add an old-fashioned ding for the bride who marries on her wear, be it birthstone earrings, pin, or And oversized bouquets of large For the week birthday or in her birthday month. The pendant, the piece will become a cher- flowers add a majestic touch. Ask "Hive you head the story of the experiment. personal style by your choice of dress, feeling to your bouquet tuch as vio- of Feb. 22 to 28 Nicholas Van Orlen, played by birthday bride can plan an entire wed- ished keepsake in the years to come your florist to suggest some available Johnstone Twins?" No? Then mike it accessaries, flowen, and much more. lets, bluebells, and forget-me-nots. Michael Douglas, is a millionaire. The Video ding party around the special symbols — especially if it was a gift from your in your color scheme. You also may a point to see "Blood Brothers," now Theater Libra Valentine's Day You may need to combine fresh and Actually, he's more than just a mil- of her month — the flowers and husband-to-be. want to include in your bouquet some pitying at the Open Space Theatre Aries Sept 23-OcL 23 lionaire. His worth is in excess of No matter what day of the year you silk flowers in the bouquet. A nosegay Detective birthstone. Create a convivial party mood at fabric flowers that have been spray- Co., in residence ai the Crescent View Your expertise is wide, but don't $600 million. He's owner and chief plan to wed, Valentine's Day provides is particularly old-fashioned and March 21-April 20 For example, decorate for a Febru- your reception by decorating tables painted in gold. Avenue Presbyterian Church. overextend your reach this week. You executive officer of Van Orton Bank- fitting inspiration for a most romantic looks charming turrounded by a lace A hectic social gathering turns out By Jim Riffe) ary wedding with bouquets of prim- with cloths to match your color Spirited country dance It's the story of twin boys, separ- By Faith Agnew may be asked for your opinion of ing. Nicholas lives in a mansion on wedding. doily. to be fun. Sneak off to a comer if it • roses and violets and a color scheme scheme. Top tables with the flowers The bride who's fond of all things ated at birth by a mother with too Correspondent something unfamiliar. Stay on solid acres of property that are surrounded A contemporary color scheme for a Victorian bridesmaids look lovely gets to be too much to handle. Using inspired by the birthstone of the of the month and baskets filled with country will delight in a spirited wed- many worries and too many children. ground and only speak about the por- by a large stone wall. Fountains with now I can see." Nicholas signs up and Valentine's Day wedding consists of in creamy white tilklike dresses the right amount of patience and push month — amethyst. Flowers and festively wrapped packages. And ding reception. This country dance She is persuaded to sell him to a rich tion you really understand. Resist the marble statues give the estate a regal, runs through a series of tests, both crisp red and while. To coordinate sashed with several pastel satin rib- shadows the other players, but rather could finalize a deal. Don't forget to birthstones for the rest of the year are what's a birthday party without bal- begins with the lively beat of a blue- woman, Mrs. Lyons, who passes the temptation to show off. You could noble feel. He has a maid who lives in physical and mental. Then he gets the with a pristine white wedding dress, bons. Or, dren each of your brides- emphasizes their pivotal moments. gel some exercise other than the trip as follows: January — carnation and loons? You can use bouquets of grass band. The stage is set with a few child off as her own for 18 years. The come out looking foolish. a servant house • few hundred yards news: he failed and won't be able to carry brightly colored tulips or the maids in a different pastel shade — Reina Baron plays Linda, the girl to the coffee pot this week. snowdrop, garnet; March — jonquil helium-filled balloons to enhance the bales of hay. Quilts and pottery pitch- truth is eventually told, after some from the main building. Nicholas participate. That evening he pulls more traditional red roses. toft peach, pale green, light yellow, both twins are in love with. Baron has Scorpio and daffodil, aquamarine; April — hall, mark the comers of the dance ers Tilled with daisies and other wild- remarkable events. The book seems Taurus drives a shiny new BMW and any car through his electronic gate and sees Your bridesmaids will delight in shell pink, or delicate blue. Brides- done a fine job with a role that seems Oct. 24-Nov. 22 sweet pea and daisy, diamond; May floor, or to decorate the cake table. flowers decorate a renovated bam. somewhat lacking at times, but the wear-again outfits such as a white maids' bouquets may be a petite ver- underdeveloped in the script Her April 21-May 21 that enters or exits the compound someone in a clown nit, unconscious, For your countrified reception. This is a good time to spend some moire or lacy blouse paired with a red sion of the bride't or coordinated to — lily-of-the-valley and hawthorn, score is beyond beautiful. H^ffiTC jjs rrwani in TUcllftctual PUT- mug rin m through in electronic fa 4I "" the, (hivewiy. Nichnli cilA urith «ie*«j- rkar C4D6I AUQ; June ——TuBeuIunrjnc^STCiL- Open Space has used this basic suits this week. Concentrate your black-steel gate. approaches and cautiously turns the moireikirtrOutfirnower girls in ensp the color of theff gowns. watch. Pity the writers never give her Keep your eyes and ears open to new le, pearl; Jury — larkspur and-delphi- The bride whose dream day local lodge, country inn, or whatever church hall to great advantage. For energy on a direct goal and you ire It looks like Nicholas has it all. But white cotton frocks and give them Special treats at • Valentine wed- a song. opportunities. You have an inner person over. It's not a human being nium, ruby; August — gladiolus and includes a touch of regal splendor is available in your area. Scour sec- Valentine's Day weekend, it had a likely to make it Don't overlook the looks can be deceiving. Nicholas is in each a gold-painted basket filled with ding reception include a lavishly A fine ensemble cast rounds out the strength that has kept someone afloat but a wooden down. poppy, peridot; September — aster should aim for an evening wedding ondhand shops and flea markets for quaint dessert theater set-up, allowing obvious when you search for the a constant state of stress and anger. fresh flowers and prettily wrapped decorated heart-shape cake and pink- production. From a roving band of unbeknownst to you. Don't forget to Inside the clown's mouth is a key and morning-glory, sapphire; October and reception. Wear a wedding dress inexpensive quilts and embroidered audience members to share long answer to a problem. Don't discount He's gone through a few marriages packages to carry down the aisle. . frosted heart-shape cookies with your with a touch of gold or elaborate playful children to a line of men on say thank you to those who've been from Consumer Recreational Ser- — calendula and marigold, opal; tablecloths to decorate the tables. ubles, savoring coffee, tea and "to- your own ability to make a difference and can't seem to find or even look for The Victorian valentine bride names iced in white. The cookies the dole, they support the other play- helping you meet all the requirements vices. The game hat begttn. Later that die for" cakes and pastries. From this in the outcome of a friend's future. the right woman. He ignores this ers nicely, as well as steal a few at work. evening, Nicholas is watching the vantage point, the first thing one sees problem by diving deeper into work. moments of their own. "Kids' Game," business news. This is a ritual for him. is the awesome set, broken windows Gemini What he can't come up with in the a rousing schoolyard chant, is one of Sagittarius Each night Nicholas sits down to din- and imposing brick walls, composing the show's finest moments. Of parti- May 22-June 21 area of love he'll make up for in the both the Johnstone and the Lyons Nov. 23-Dec. 21 ner and gets his fill of financial infor- cular note is Robyn Lee. To say she Going out-of-town this week could world of financial gain- domains. The stage seems crammed at Take another look at something mation from the TV. But tonight it's has a certain "spark" is. understating turn out to be more than you can Then his younger brother, Conrad, t- ^=3 first glance, but from the first actor's that looks too good to be true. You different. The news anchor slops the case. handle. Keep your eyes on the road. played by Sean Perm, pays a visit. entrance, the imaginative staging and may get a surprise. This is a good reporting on the stock market and The credit for all this goes of course Remember to take the rest you need They have lunch. Conrad never got WEDDING MAKEOVERS roomy set design create a vast space week to focus on your health. Deve- begins to talk directly to Nicholas. to Director A.J. Irvin. His staging, before you begin any journey that involved in the family business. In Salon or at Bride's Home where even a pack for rowdy children lop your network of acquaintances to Nicholas is shocked. He nervously while stylized at times, never seems looks to be long. Your money is safe Money wasn't the main event in his have room to roam. see if someone important has been looks around the room. The anchor Designed for Brides, Groom, Parents, Bridesmaid andGuests where it is right now, so don't mike mind. Nicholas never really under- The Perfect Setting For A "theatrical," nor does it hit us over the looking for you. continues to address him. M A cast in love with the material head with obvious moments. The any sudden financial decisions in the stood Conrad and the two, though Call Memorable Wedding makes almost every moment pure opening tableau sets the tone and each near future. Capricorn friends, were distant. Now Conrad has Then a series of bizarre events (9O8) ^ entertainment. First and foremost is moment thereafter is obviously care- Dec. 22-Jan. 20 a birthday present for Nicholas. It's a begin to unfold which drag Nicholas 862-0020 BANQUET ROOM HOLDS UP TO 175 PEOPLE the Johnstone family, Ellen Cusick, free pass for something called The into life-threatening situations. He fully considered, with both a profound Cancer You deserve a break. Treat yourself 1700 W. Elizabeth Complete Wedding Shower well-known and loved by community Game." It's run by a company called starts to wonder if maybe his brother understanding and fondness for the June 22-July 22 to something special: it will improve Avenue Package from $29.95 Special $14.95 theater audiences, sets our toes to tap- Consumer Recreational Services. Conrad, who he believes secretly OPEN 7 DAYS material. He has done wonders for the You can't go wrong with a second your mood and the moods of those Visit our Dining Room • Authentic Kalian Cuisine ping at times and our hearts to break- Nicholas goes back-and-forth about resents his wealth, may have set the A WEEK somewhat wordy script, and the terrif- opinion this week. Medically speak- around you. Consider what it is ing at others with her weary, resigned participating. whole game up to liquidate hit $600 ic songs are only improved by his ing, you aren't as bad off as it might you've been asking others to do portrayal of Mrs. Johnstone. Her lilt- million fortune. As the dangerous KM*8££- touch. Kudos as well to musical direc- first appear. Do more than your fair before you react They'll be glad you One reason for his hesitation is he RESERVATIONS: i'HISj HKfS-fiSSO ing, but powerful alto voice reaches game continues, Nicholas, watching tor Sharon Reynolds. The difficult share at home and it will pay off. Your paid attention. Do not underestimate doesn't even know what the game is. the rafters and caresses our ears. Ron his fortune dwindled call* in the solos seem effortless, and the ensem- level of creativity is very high right the power of words. No one will tell him. Conrad won't Gloff and Charlie Irwin portray her ble numbers are marvelously blended, now. breathe a word, a few business associ- police. They begin to work on tome son Mickey and her lost son, Edward, somewhat of a rarity in many com- Aquarius ates have played the game bu< won't clues, but it's slow going. Then Con- Wedding Gowns Cleaned respectively. We first meet these fine munity theater shows. There is also Leo Jan. 21-Feb. 18 talk and even the people at Consumer rad has a nervous breakdown and is actors as 7-year-old boys. Gloff cre- institutionalized. But the game con- quite a bit of underscoring which may July 23-Aug. 23 Someone you don't particularly Recreational Services are completely ates a hilariously honest, mischievous tinues. Nicholas it penniless. It teems have been intrusive if not played with Clear your slate of past promises. like is actually right for a change. close-mouthed. All anyone will say-is and Heirloomed prankster, while Irwin's cluelessly like things can't get much worte. But just the right feel. You have everything to cover your Don't say no because he or she said that the game will change your life. eager Edward wins the affection of they do. The people who have his Wedding Gowns ar<> agreements if you spend wisely. Your yes. 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Passengers on the lower Activities aboard ship If there's an activity you'd like that you don't see advertised, talk to the Acquiring matched formalwear for rules as to tuxedo color choices, but, waterbome conveyance; it's also a bartenders, the entertainment, and priced one- and two-week cruises are Rare are the times when you'll find four to 10 men makes tuxedo rentals a in general, darker colors are consid- floating resort hotel with nearly even the personalities of the cruise more likely to be younger people. Sta- yourselves aboard a cruise ship with cruise director. necessity. The cost of rentals is not ered best for winter or evening, and everything that implies except a golf director and the staff. tistics show that on the shorter Carib- nothing to do. The ship itself will If you're looking for another cou- excessive and agencies specializing in lighter colors for summer or 908-233-6662 course and tennis courts. One ship may have a reputation for bean cruises up to 20 percent of the include many of the facilities and ple for a rubber or two of bridge, for formal attire can give you good mornings. Secondly, even on a cruise of only a superb service, another for lavish buf- passengers may be honeymooners activities that you'd expect to find at a example, the director can help you advice. 27 E. Broad St. like yourselves. find them Gray morning coats worn with week you can visit three or four fasci- fets, still another for shipboard social luxury resort. nating ports of call without ever hav- Three months before the wedding darker, striped trousers, and white, life and entertainment. Many of these Your stateroom You can cool off in a swimming Ports of call date, make a preliminary visit to a Westfield ing to unpack. Your room — your brown, or pastel tuxedos are especial- elements can't really be researched by It's best to pick your stateroom as pool — some ships' have more than Many experienced travelers consid- rental agency or two to see their selec- hotel, rather — goes right along with ly appropriate for before-noon wed- poring over cruise brochures. You far in advance as possible. If you one — work out in the exercise room, er the places a ship visits just as tions and bring brochures home for you. dings. The black tuxedo is especially have to talk to people who have had don't, you might not get the kind you catch a first-run movie in the ship's important as the ship itself. But every- further discussion. Visualize the wed- effective for evening weddings. In You'll especially appreciate this' firsthand experience with the particu- want Those at the top and bottom theater, whack a golf ball off a driving thing^depends on your point of view. ding party assembled for a formal por- most colors, tails are available for the factor when you emerge from the lar ship. ends of the price range tend to go first. pad at the stem, sign up for a dance If you've chosen to cruise primarily trait to gel an idea of the color balance groom, with matching tuxedos for the island shops laden with two armloads Your best sources of information Many seasoned cruise ship travelers class, jofn the early morning joggers because the amenities and activities of between the dress and tuxedos — it is the ship appeal to you, then the ports groomsmen. of duty-free purchases. are probably your friends and rela- always book the lowest-priced cabins. for a few turns around the deck, open often a good idea to have the dresses Finally, you know in advance what tives and your travel agent, if he or Their reasoning is that it's silly to pay up your pores in the sauna, or simply of call will carry only incidental set the color scheme. You also might The fathers of the bride and groom your wtterbome honeymoon will cost she has actually sailed on the vessel anything but the rpiptmum for a room stretch out with a good book on a deck importance. Some travelers don't want to take swatches of the bridal usually rent matching suits or tuxedos almost to the penny, because with you're interested in. that is rarely used except to dress and chair. always bother to disembark when the costumes to the shop before making as well. If one or more of the groom's only a few exceptions, you've already If travel agents push particular sleep in. Price differences between the Evening activities range from ship pulls into port. your final selection of color. attendants is from out of town, the paid for everything before you go ships too hard — especially ones they highest- and lowest-priced rooms can cabaret entertainment and dance For novice cruisers and those on Tlie scu.nn uf tiie yeai ami tlie time re l agency will provide i fining. frj mhsiaptial • miriy 100 Pfrrfnt in - the Dorts of day also should enter into your card to be sent to them to be filled out Choosing the right ship sonable to suspect that their enthu- some cases. dress occasions. Every ship has a of call usually carry greater weight in decision. There are no hard and fast by a rental agency in their area. No two ships are alike, even if at siasm has more to do with the ship Every ship line publishes diagrams morning newspaper that tells you making the final choice of cruises. If 6c^J first glance they appear to be. 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To plmct yomrfnt Hstmg, send 13 Makeup item mountains information to Associate Editor Jac- 18 Minced oath "ji 40 Obligations THE GLOVE PROJECT, an art and The Cafe hosts a wide variety of FLEA MARKET REUNION quit McCarthy, WorraB Commumitj 19 Slang-whang 42 Potboil sculpture exhtort, wfll be on display at family-oriented entertainment, ranging 20 Learned 44 Ark SATURDAY SUNDAY Newspapers, P.O. Box 3109. Union, Ihe Donald B. Palmer Museum of the from folk singers to jazz ensembles. In 21 Assuasive 46 Bridge player February 21, 1996 May 17, 1998 New Jersey, 07083. Springfield Public Library through addition to other programs, the Cafe 23 Purveyor lo |4O 47 Escapade EVENT: Flea Market EVENT: Weequahic High School PLACE: Redeemer Lutheran Church. Reunion, Class of 195S March 12. holds Open Mike Poetry Night on ttie esthetes 48 Jeweler's weight 25 Emblem of peace 1 134 Prospect Avenue PLACE: Hamilton Park Conference Hours are Monday, Wednesday and third Sunday of the month at 730 pjn. 49 Dickens' 27 Ethnological TIME: 9am-3pm Center, Ftomam Park Thursday from 10 a.m. to 8:30 p.m.; Barnes & Noble is located at 240 "Little —" ART SHOWS 28 Titled woman 50 Spot PRICE: Great buys, new and used. TIME: Afternoon Brunch Route 22 West in Springfield. For infor- PRICE: Class of January 1958 wfl hold DEAD LIFE TALKING, still If* paint- Tuesday, Friday and Saturday from 10 30 Nest 52 Piggeries Clothes, housewarae, jewelry, records, mation, call (201) 376-8544. etc. Tables available to dealers for 40 year reunion on May 17,1998. Krow ings by nln« regional arttttt, will b* on am. to 430 p.m., and Sunday from 1 31 Stickum 53 Discordant to 330 pjn. The library is located at 66 $15.00. Call 973-372-0084 or of classmates? Interested in attending? display through today at Tomasulo Art MINSTREL COFFEEHOUSE is a 32 Pronoun 55 Conies CaB Barry Gold 973-325-3595, Judy Ru- Mountain Ave., Springfield. For infor- 33 Land projection 973-763-3281. Snow dale February 28. Galwy. coffeehouse/concert series run by the 56 — de Leon ORGANIZATION: Redeemer Lutheran lolo 973-736-3777. Phil Grand mation, cal (973) 376-4930. 34 Resource Galitfy hours ara 1-4 p.m. Monday- Folk Project, a non-profit folk music 58 Experience Church. 973-763-2964. 35 Pizarro's Thursday and 6-8 p.m. Tuesday- VESSELS, a pottery exhibit by Phil and arts organization. The Project is > 59 Facial blemish ORGANIZATION: January 1958 Class conquest 60 Lacking Reunion Committee. Saturday. Th* gatery is locatad in the Homes, will be on display at Kent located at the Somerset County Envir- M Needles onmental Center, 190 Lord Stirling freshness MacKay Library of Union County Col- Place Gaflery through March 13. A 38 Used in offices 62 Crystalware OTHER isgo Cranford csmput. For informs- reception wil be held tomorrow from 6 Road, Basking Ridge. Shows ara heid 40 Edible fungus 63 Waterlocked site every Friday year-round, presenting SATURDAY ton, call (906) 709-7155. t> 8 pjn. t 41 Spanish gold 65 Rose oil RUMMAGE SALE February », 1998 f AWTA9V LANDSCAPE g —Qatocy- f^k mn^|/f in Hn hrnndm lensa. Cof- 42 Sentry's word 66 Spoken SATURDAY Back History Celebration and abstract artist Pasquato Cuppari wffl bt Friday from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. The gal- fee, tea and baked goods are served, ~tS~K XI Patiir i-m 69 Arrow poisons February 21 on display through Sunday at Eugenie lery is located on the campus of Kent no alcohol or tobacco 'are allowed. 44 Sidewalk's end 70 Aromatic plants EVENT: Rummage Sale PLACE: United Methodist Church, 287 Galery in Scotch Plains. Place School, 42 Norwood Ave., Sum- Admission is $5. For information, call 45 Small weapon 47 Peeling 72 Attorney's PLACE: SL Joseph's Potsh National Park Avenue, Orange. The gan«ry is located at 501 Park mit. For information, call (908) (908) 766-2489. Catholic Church, comer Stanley Terrace TIME: 2:00pm-6:00pm 48 Military barrack milieu • Ave., Scotch Plains. For information, 273-0900, ext. 249. MUSIC BOX CAFE of the DonaJd P. 73 Theater sign and Porter Road. Union. NJ PRICE: $10.00 for adults, $5.00 for 51 Anti-aircraft TOE: February 21. 9r00AM-4:00PM; chldren under 12 years. Special guest call (908) 322-6333. NEW JERSEY CENTER FOR VIS- Palmer Museum is located In the fire 74 Theater scenery February 28. 9:00AM-1:00PM appearance by Men of Umoja Gospel STREET SCENES AND OTHER by UAL ARTS wilt present an Internation- Springfield Free PubNc Library. Musi- 52 RoorruFr. 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Susan Permahos, Springfield Free Hid Monday, Wednesday and Thursday 61 Manicurist's collegians juit $30.00 for both. Your notice must be in our Maplewood office (463 Valley from 9 am. to 9 p.m, Tuesday and Fri- PETER REGINATO SCULPTURE will Public Library. 66 Mountain Ave., concern 83 Preconceive Street) by 4:00 P.M. on Monday for publication the following Thursday. day tram 9a.m. to 6 p.m. and Saturday be on display in the New Jersey Center Springfield, 07081. 'Dead Life Talking' will be on display through today at Tomasulo Art Gallery. 62 Bead material 84 Sahara river bed Advertisement may also be placed at 170 Scotland Road, Orange, 266 Liberty St., © DAVY ASSOCIATES 85 Philosophical from 9 a.m. to 5 pjn. For information, For Visual Arts outdoor Art Park 63 Lazily 12 Consultant Bbomfield or 1291 Stuyvesant Art., Union. For more information call 763-9411. DOWN knowledge call (908) 686-0857. through April 1. 64 Former Fr. coin 80 Exterminate 13 Argue back CLASSES 94 Hooded 86 Formosa THE ARTS is a half-hour cable televi- 65 "... gang aft 81 Epigrammatist 1 Lachryma 14 Paddles MLLBURN LIBRARY will display NJCVA is located at 68 Elm St., UNDEN ART ASSOCIATION is offer- Foundation is located at 177 Broad- 97 Terrifying 88 High-ranking 82 Partisan 2 Taj Mahal site 15 Home of the The Life and Times of BH Monroe: A Summit For information, call (908) ing visual arts classes on Wednesdays sion program about the visual and per- 66 Paronomasians 100 Hi' obliquely officers way, Clark. For information, call (732) FILMS 84 Spoilsport 3 Hodgepodge brsve Photo Essay* through Feb. 28. 273-9121. in five-week segements. The schedule forming arts in New Jersey. Each 68 Qualifies 86 Kiddies 102 Peculates 90 The Varangians 382-7197. A SONG IS BORN will be screened on 4 Vortexes 16 Flimsy PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE The library Is located at 200 Glen is as follows: month the viewer is introduced to the 70 Concoct 87 Bettor's 103 Shadow 5 Russian sea 92 Heraldic fillet UNION MUSIC SCHOOL is holding Wednesday at 10 a.m. at Elizabeth 104 Borodin's prince 17 Once more Ave., MiDbum. Hours ara Monday March 25, April 1, 8, 15, 22. creative people and nonprofit organi- 71 Reigning equalizer 6 Lass 93 Hideous NOTICE OF PUBUC AUCTION UMON COUNTY mail-in registration for courses in mus- Public Ubrary. 22 Fiend through Friday from 930 sun. to 8:45 AUDITIONS April 29, May 6, 13, 20. 27. zations directly involved in upcoming beauties 88 Bulky packages 105 Galatea's 7 "Youth thinks 94 Cover with wax PURSUANT TO NJ.S. 30:10A-8. UNITED BOARD or CMoaei FREEHOLDERS ic performance, dance, theater and beloved 24 Audience AMERICAN LIEN * REECOVERY WILL p.m., Friday and Saturday from 930 GEMM GROUP Is seeking camera- Classes will be held at Sunnyside The library is locatad at 20 South cultural events. 75 Sheds 89 Useful bean of—" 95 Heroic SELL THEFOLLOWIr«AUTp(S)TO THE TO WHOHOMM IT MAHA'Y COWLbWI: fine arts, for students pre-K through 106 Brinks U Man's first 96 Roll-top HIGHEST BIDDER SUBJECT TO ANY TheRr^»ylarl,liiengo«tyUnWiCoun " " - a.m. to 5:15 p.m. and Sunday from 1 to men and technicians for filming original Recreation Center, on Meirose Ter- Broad St, Elizabeth. For information, An additional feature is phe monthly 76 Put together 90 Britain's fliers 8 Cherub ty Board 107 Confederate habitat 98 Bully LIENS: 15% BUYER PREM: CASH OR td oT Choaan riaahoMaw actiadutad 4:45 p.m. For information, call (973) works for broadcast on local cable race at Orchard Terrace, Linden. For grade 12. cafl (908) 354-6060. calendar. Each program is closed cap- 77 Halberd 91 By 9 Homer's dry 29 Washouts CERTIFIED FUNDS: ANY PERSOM(S) 78 Spick-and-span 92 Sequence 108 Snick and — 99 Nothing NTERESTED PH: (054) 5*3-1008 haraby 376-1006. stations. information call (906) 486-1408. Classes run from June 29 through tioned for people who are deaf or have 10 Spitchcock 33 Coal waste SALE DATE MARCH 13. 1BO8 al 2:00 pm "TT» Ananda Maa»iu achadutad tor 109 Isthmus ^ 101 Fictitious John Thursday. February 1», 19BS •* ba hatd For Information, cafl Scon Coffey at July 31 from 9 am. through 12D 5 pjn. Berkeley Heights Berkeley Cinema, 79 Yule song 93 Employs 11 Support 1421 OAK TREE RO. ISEUN. NJ 0a*30 NEW JERSEY CENTER FOR VIS- hearing impairments, as well as for 34 Mexican porridge on «1 JM» € JO p'm. uadB». Faeraan; as. 199S. «• ha haU4 on taMjdalt dataa • 7O7flO0 pOJTL *•» Summit Fa Information, call (008) barbershop quartet rehearses in the $178 for 12 weeks, plus $20 registra- cable systems throughout the state. 4246 1003 Toyota 2 dr. Vina «• ha haU on Musical productions, art exhibits N. Wood Ave. (908) 925-9787. JT2EL.4«8SNO2394«1 FhMFraahoMars- - Maaanp Room. Wi Floor. First Baptist Church Hafl. 170 Elm St, For more information about The Arts* CountvAdmWawjrS ButdtaJEteabattv 273-9121. tion fee. For Infomrudton, cafl (800) and dance, music and drama perfor- Uanor: Aeouraja Aua> Rapalr. 1310 Eaal Westfield, every Monday evening at Mountainside Sony Theaters Moun- and/or for a broadcast schedule, cali Sign up now for the folk festival Ekzabaih Ava.. Undan. NJ SWAIN GALLERIES will exhibit 222-7719. mances will be held at Union High 4247 19S3 Chavrolai 4 dr VlnS BY ORDER OF Tm VMKm COUNTY 730 p.m. Men of an ages are invited to tainside. 1021 Route 22 East (908) (908) 745-4489/3888. which is returned if refected, must accompany all application*. Detailed rules 1QSEC1BH2DF12442S) BOARD OOFF CHOajD^WEEHOLDBta Twcnteth Contury Pottsrt" through School. Fa a brochure, write to Union Craft applications are now being accepted for the 24th Annual New Jersey stop by. For information, cal (908) THE ARTISTS WAY is a six-week 232-8338. Uanor: QabaaTowtno. 14O8 S SMa« St.. are outlined in the application. Deadline for entries is March 20, 1998. Undan. NJ "ctartToV Si" Boarti Feb. 28. workshop series beginning Feb. 23 Music jchool, P.O. Box 3566, Union, Folk Festival, to be held April 25 on the Douglass Campus of Rutgers — The U154S WCN Fab. 19. 10OS (S14.35) 233-7158 or {BOB) 382-£B7£. RoaeUa New Park Cinema. 23 W. 424VS 10ee Kawaaakl M/C VlnS Gaflery hours are 930 a.m. to 530 'from 930 to 1130 auni sponsored by NJ 07083-1895, or phone f908) Stale Vmvtnity^ New Bnmswirk The £esuul xypically ^nactt J. crowd of T— Hittrt srylrrairrrm TIT fr* "wrr* •nfnTr"-»' rmtmn v^iirv Gxynboj. JKAZX4A1 e&A0420Se Westfield Ave. (906) 241-2525. Uanor. Uahs Cyda Tons. SO € Oaima p.m. and until 4 pm. on Saturday. The SANGERCHOIR men's chorus the Resource Center for Women. 851-6476. THEATER 10,000 which draws from all over New Jersey as well u its neighboring states. New Jersey Folk Festival, American Studies DepanmenL, Douglas Campus. SL. Nuttay. NJ .gallery Is located at 703 Watchung rehearses Friday evenings at 830 Summit Beacon HiH Cinema 5, 343 LCENSED »_BCJN£ED AUCTIONEERS To place a classified ad call Classes are held at Calvary Epis- UNION HARMONICA BAND provides BLOOD BROTHERS wil run through It is a diy-long, free event and features a juried arts and crafts market, an array Rutgers Univenity. P.O. Box 270, New Brunswick, NJ 08903-0270; phone Ave., PlainMd. For information, call p.m. Schwabischer Sangerbund mixed Springfield Ave. (908) 277-4424. Fabruary 19. 28. 19M copaJ Church in Summit Fee is $70 for free harmonica lessons. For those who Sunday at Crescent Avenue Presbyte- of foods, three stages of music, dance, workshops, and a children's activities U1SS2 VV(VCCN (S3S.00) 1-800-564-8911-by 3 p.m. Tuesday. (908) 756-1707. chorus rehearses Thursday evenings (732) 932-9174. __ Center members. $85 for nonmem- play, but do not read music, lessons Union Cineptex Odeon Union Theater, rian Church in Plarrfieid. center. Chinese-American folklife will be the 1998 cultural theme. at 830 pjn. at the Deutsche: Club in CHILDREN'S SPECIALIZED HOSPI- bars. Text is $15195. For information, will also be given. The onty expense 990 Stuyvesant Ave. (732) 777-FILM. Admission is $15. For information. Clark. New members are welcome. Interested crafts people are invited to submit color slides of their work to be PUBUC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE TAL win exhibit artwork by WeMflett cafl (908) 273-7258. wRI be purchasing a harmonica. Prac- call (908) 226-008Z For information, caHWanfred Schneid- WestfteM RMto Theater. 250 E. considered for participation in the jurjed arts and crafts mafkeL While tla?-prim- public school students grade* K-12, AYOfWOE BAZAMTUCE 0 _ AMERICAN PERFORMANCE STU- tice sessions are held at the Senior SHE LOVES HE will run through EUZABCTH -fOBOIM - puxrcu- er at (908) 382-4900. Broad St (908) 232-1288. ary focus of the arts and crafts show is on traditional folk crafts, all crafters are 1JM LOWER RD BASEMENT AZAR R JOHNST CRANPORC and artwork from Haynes Imports of Citizen BuHcSng, Cakhvafl and Morris March 7 at Cranford Dramatic Club ALUTOWS BO8ERT 10 PEMBROKE RO SUMMTT !•• WWDMG BRCOl MADSON AVENUE ELIZABETH in—jrii- practice sessions at the Senior Citizen BACHOFEN STELLA 17 SYLVESTER ST CRAMP0R0 Other artwork is for sale, with a portion ning Vocal Auditions. KIDS mation, cafl 276-7611. ALVAREZ UAAU 511 E JERSEY ST ELIZABETH Building, CaJdweil and Morris avenues, ALVE5JOSE C 624 JACKSON AVE ELIZABETH BADACH UNKNOWN TRAILSIDE NATURE AND SCIENCE DOMMOO A EUZABETH of the proceeds benefrtting the PUBLIC NOTICE IMILO »M ITED OEMSWAl AGO 477 CHESTNUT STREET UMON BAEZ 2UFLOROAST Union, every Friday from 7 p.m. to 930 April. May and June—Choral Thea- SOCIAL SECURITY will be presentee 1751 WALKER AVE A UMON CENTER wffl view 'A Collection of » W PRCE ST UNDEN BAOLUTY PHLP hospital. ter Course. CLUES BAHAMON OSCAR tli MURRAY ST EUZAIETM p.m. AMATUCC1 2521 SPRUCE ST UMON Cold Constellations' on Sunday at 2 by The Philathalians of Fanwood DEHMS OOCHUB8 1SUCONTAMRD WARREN CSH is located on New Providence CLUB BENE Dinner Theater show- AMAYA ARTURC 405QRCRAVE ELIZABETH BALEY The studios are located in Westfield. "NOTICE OF NAMES OF PERSONS APPEARING TO BALEY DOROTHY C SU SPRMOFCLD AVE SUMMTT through March 14. AMAYA SAUL 2a RICHARD AVE DOVER cases popular entertainers on pjn. For ages 6 and up. At 3:15 p.m., BALEY JAMES ROSELLE PARK Road in Mountainside. Artwork is dis- WESTFIELD GLEE CLUB invites AMERICAN EXPRESS TRAVEL RELATED SERVI NEWARK i3i rmnan PL IRD R. . For information, call (908) 233-7214. BE THE OWNERS OF BAKER A 101* LAUREL ST ELIZABETH •Rodney the Rocket* win introduce pre- The production will take place at The AMERICAN EXPRESS TVLSVC played in the East Wing. For informa- weekends. Dimer-and-show, as well 33ELMST WESTFELO 2XSPRHOFCL0AV SPRMOFCLC male singers to come and sing at AMERICAN LEtMONAUXDEPT OF NEW 371 MORRIS AVE ELIZABETH BAKER - E schoolers to the planets. For ages 4 Carraige House. 129 Watson Road. ABANDONED PERSONAL PROPERTY" BAKER W 0 Z31MOLMTAMAVE SUMMTT tion, cafl (908) 233-3720, ext 5379. AMERICAN REPERTORY BALLET is as show-only tickets are avaiabte. AMERICAN LUNG ASSOC 1S0CRTE22E UMON rehearsals on Mondays at 8 pjn. at the 0 C1MWBHAUST EUZASETH and up. Fanwood. For information, cali AMES UNKNOWN BAKSTS offering two new classes: Dance Vis- Club Bene is located on Route 35 In TO THE PERSONS LISTED BELOW, TO THE OWNERS OR BENEFICIAL OWNERS M 2KSMKXCANAV FLR 2 FRONTKENLWORTH Presbyterian Church Parish Building AMEZOUTTA LEOTLDE •06 (JERSEY ST3 ELIZABETH BALABER ELIZABETH UBRARY wiO exhibit 322-8686. OF, OR PERSONS ENTITLED TO PERSONAL PROPERTY PRESUMED TO BE BALDAM GM0 3«1 PARK AVE SCOTCHPLAMS South Amboy. For information, cafl AMU0N HEMZ UNKNOWN Assembly Hal, 140 Mountain Ave., ions, for chtkiren who are blind or TARA 1141 COMMERCE AVE UMON African-American art and themes by Donation is $1. TralskJe is located ABANDONED. AMMO. YOUNOK 1144 SAW MLLRO MOUNTAMSOE BALOMO BALDOM JOSEPH 201NOTH UMON AVE CRANFORD severely visually impaired, and Move- (908) 727-3000. ISNT rr ROMANTIC wfll be presented TAKE NOTICE But Information h—b—nJltod with ttw State TrMMrar c4 Naw AMPHONECORP PO . SPRNOFELD Westfield. at 452 New Providence Road. Moun- BALDWM VMSMA S 124 ROSBMWOOO TER LMDEN Derek Dents throughout February. AMPRO DUCLEAR MC UNKNOWN ELIZABETH ment Class for adults with mobilty tomorrow through March 1 at Kean Jersey concerning certain personal property In this Stats which has rsntalnsd BAUSH JOAN A 77 KEKT PLACE SUMMIT Interested male singers are invited COVE LOUNGE presents live music tainside. For information, call (906) ANDERSON BETTY J 1510 N BROAD ST 110 HLLSOE The Koran/ is located at 11 S. Broad undatmad or ttMwhereabout s of the parson or parsons antMad to such personal BALLMOER PO BOX 311 ANDERSON CELARA 1212LMCOLHST LMOEN JON poaotxi University. BALTUSROL OOLF CLUB PC BOX 1 •iPiawjFiiri Si, Elizabeth. For information, call a cat Pale JunBla at (908) 232-0673. nt panods aocf thit -,«*• IUDT Al t CM ! W MOUNTAWSOE Dance Visions is open to children The performances wfl take place in 1 personal property has be •dand hast ANDERSON MARTHA L 11SS PART ST ELIZABETH •ggmxpuwB The tavern is located at 114 Chest- andaSvaradtotha BANEK JANUS —*4 ERE Pi - EirT-ar~- (908) 354-6060. ANOERSON SOVLLER 1OB 11 BOND ST ELIZABETH ages 7-11, beginning Feb. 28, and will MACBETH will be presented by NJ Stats Treasurer tor salakaaping pursuant to Chaptar M, P.L 1969. BANK DRAOICA • WEST END Pl EUZASETH nut SL, noseis. For information, call Wilkins Theatre. Kean is located on ANOERSON SUZANNE ISDUNMDEP.DK SUMMIT Tha namas, It known, tha last address. If any, of tha ownars of such parsonal prop- BAMC DUSAN 20* WALNUT AVE CBANFORO ANDERSON WU1AM 1007 AZALEA RD UMON UMON COUNTY Board of Chosen be held at the Cranbury studio. Fee is Shakespeare Festival on Feb. 26 at Morris Avenue in Union. For informa- BLAH R 404EFRSTAVE ROSELLE (906) 241-1226. arty ara as follows: 10« PROSPECT ST HLLSOE BANKS CAFES ANDRADE JOADCB BANKS STEVEN •22FUERTST ROS&UPARK Freeholders have sponsored an exhi- $60. Movement dats"beg1ns March 4, Union County Arts Center in Rahway. tion, call (908) 527-2337. M4MARSNALL FLR 2 ELIZABETH ANDRAOE S BANKS WUJAM 1. S7«NLMONAVE HLLSOE CROSSROADS in Garwood presents O6E4TMAVEINDFL ROSELLE bit of historic documents, photos and VAN GOGH'S EAR CAFE presents an and wll be heW at 301 North Harrison ANOREOLU ELLEN M BANNLABSMC SOS CAPCSMNCO Pa RAHWAY 3»MonngAVE ELIZABETH a weekly Sneup of musical rotaion: UCAC is located at 1601 Irving St., iiaEJEBSETST* 1143 E JERSEY ST ELIZABETH ANDREWS PAUL BAPTSTA ERNESTO T 1213 ROBERT ST HLLSOE stories at Union County Administration artsy coffeehouse atmosphere. Jazz St, Princeton. Fee is $50. For informa- 3U5CCOP niSTOEOROEAVE ROSELLE Rahway. For information, call (732) RT22E tPHMORELD ANDREWS FOOO SERVICE BAFT1STE MACON J , 4« JEFFERXX AVE APT i EUZASETH.. entertainment is presented on Sunday Tuesdays — Acoustic Open-Mic NORTH AVI ELIZABETH BARLOW WAYNE 4S7WESTMM5ILHAVE EUZASETH courthouse are located in Elizabeth. Van Gogh's Ear is located at 1017 AS8ASI HAMD 13K) NORTH AVE ELIZABETH MILLER-CORY HOUSE will feature University Center Room 228. Kean is UNKNOWN 914 JERSEY AVE EUZABETH NJ ANTELL KATE BARNES MSOWNERST WESTOtLD •52 E JERSEY ST 220 7GS9ONBLVD CLARK we • Stuyvesant Ave. in Union. For further Women. Wednesdays — B.B. of B.a and ihe A88E C M ELIZABETH ANTELMAN O BARNES SUZANNE 1OJ» SPRMQBELD AVE NCWPROVDENCE For information, call (908) 527-4744. colonial card game Too' and child- 200E0MOVEST WESTFCLD located on Morris Avenue in Union. For A8DELLAH HASSEN 747 WESTUMSTER AV HLLSOE ANTHONY fl DAVIS AOCYMC BARNES T rs MURRAY STREET EUZABETH information, cafl (90S) 810-1844. Fee is $50 for Center member*. $60 Stingers hosts Open Jam wHh at musi- 46 FIFTH STREET ELIZABETH ren's games on Sunday. ABELARD JERN f SH JEFFERSON AVE ELIZABETH ANTONLCa SALVATORE BARNET IM» 11 MEEKER AV FLR2 CflANFCflC information, call (908) 527-2000. l4tW0RAHDSTAPT4 ELIZABETH INTERACTIVE THREADS by Been for nonmembers. Classes are held at cians welcome. ABERNETMY MJREL p BOX 174 WESTFCLD APONTE RCAROO BARONE F 2S2HOaYHLL UOUMTAMSOE 10F PARKWAY VLLAGE CRAHFORD Bunt in 1740, the Miler-Cory House ABMSAY ELIZABETH L 2»4 QAEENWOCO TERR " HLLSOE APPEL MARY SALVATORE 1IMAURCEAVE HOLMDEL AMORE Dt CAFFE is located at 485 27ROaUOSRD CRANFORD BARONE O'Brien wM be on oStptay at New Calvary Episcopal Church in Summit Thursdays — Psychedelic Thurs- KEAN COLLEGE will present ABITANTO ROON 4XSFIFTH ELIZABETH APPEL MARY EMLY •50 CROSS ST EUZABETH Museum stands on the 'road to the M4 DARBY LANE MOUNTAMSOE BAROS Springfield Ave., Berkeley Heights. For ABRAHAU ALLEN 233 W WESTFIELD AVE ROSELUPARK APPEL R BARRAOAS M 1015 MONROE AVE ejZABETH Jersey Center For Visual Arts through For information, cafl (906) 273-7253. days presents the greatest sounds of excerpts from Bernice Wilmore's HLLSOE ABRECHT EVE UNKNOWN APPLEMAN M tSaWYNOMOREAVE BARRANTE5 KATHU P SUMTT mountains' in Westfield. The Miller- POBOI48H • SARcrr March 6. information, cafl (908) 665-8366. fiflsttc rock, performed by local bands. ABRIL ENRIQUE CIOMRIVERA APPLEWHITE JOHN BARREDA ESTHER 407CUNTONST EUZABETH POLISH CULTURAL FOUNDATION "Going Back Home" today at 8 pjn. NDEPENDENT SYRUP CO MC LMDEN Cory House was named in honor of its •17 MONROE AVE ELIZABETH NJ BARRETT EUZABETH •01MORRSAV APTtA EUZABETH ABABITQ ALMA <7t MONROE AVE ELIZABETH The exhibit will hang in the Mem- BARNES m NOBLE CAFE in Spring- will begin "Singing for Enjoyment* clas- Weekend performances include The presentation wil take place in AC REALTY TRUST 1420 BURNET AVE UMON BARRMAT T UNKNOWN two prt-Revoluntionary owners, both ACCARDt MAMIE •65 S SPRMOFCLD OR SPRMQFIELD AAABJTG ARNOLD CAM. LM3EN bers' GaDery. NJCVA is locatad at 68 ses on March 11. All evening classes blues, roots and rock music. An the Little Theatre. Kean is located on (70 CHERRY ST ELIZABETH BARSCE •01 MAMPDEN ST field emulates a coffeehouse atmo- ACXERMAN BEVERLY A 77 SI SCNANCK RD ST FREEHOLD ARABrra MARIA BARSOHN H 7JS HAVEN PL LM3EN descended from the earliest settles in 316 PEMNHGTON ST 2 ELIZABETH Elm Si, Summit For information, call upscale and traditional blues brunch is ACOMPORA A imcaAUOPHQHU.RO UMON ARANGO RAUL BARTSCH E E 422OURLK>RD UMON sphere wtth a Itafary spin, appealing to are held from 7-9 p.m. Morris Avenue in Union. For informa- 743 PEARL ST ELIZABETH this area. Today, the Miller-Cory ACTION JEEP RENAULT SB CHESTNUT ST UMON ARBOLEDA 1221 MAOC AVE UMON MADNAH BARZ! EWAZ (908) 273-9121. young and old alike. presented every Sunday. tion, call (908) 527-2000. ADAM CrfVSTOPtCR G 16MA WALKER AVE UMON ARBUBAKRR 1453MCRAEST PLAMPELD MARY M 23 WADE DR suMMrr Fee is $60 plus materials. The House Museum Is a nationally recog- TERESA BASZCZWSX' AOAMKCWSKI JEAN 1775 WALOER AVENUE UMON ARCE 47ATLANTeST ELIZABETH USA A HLLSOE The Crossroad* hi locatad at 78 SANTOS 103 LNWGSTON ST 2ND FLR ELIZABETH BATTLE 73MEOTZAVE NJ BOAT SHOW wifl take place today ADAMS CANOACE 235 PENKSYLVAfU AVE HLLSOE ARCENTO WLUAM 1011E0RANTST EUZASETH nized jiving museum. It has been certi- JENNFER BATTS ADAMS ROBERT «42 MAGNOLIA AVE EUZABETH ARCHER 14a)LEXMGTONPLAPT103 ELIZABETH BAUER 327 LOOMS ST EL2ASETH North Ave., Garwood. For Information, through Sunday at New Jersey Con- EARL MAOAU fied as an historic site and has been ADAMS STANLEY 1775 WALOER AVENUE UMON ARCHE •20FRAMCLM ELIZABETH CLARE ' 2M BALTUSROL WAY SPRMCFCLD CESAR BAUMEL call (908) 232-5666. vention and Expo Center in Edison. ADAMSXI ANITA U re LOCUST DR AREVALD 212 WESTFCLD AVE APT C» ELIZABETH R N 201THOTSON RO FANWOOD entered on both t»e Stale and National MARESA BAUMWOU LOCUST OONAPTS 22 SUMMTT ARGONA •20 SECOND AVE ELIZABETH BAUIA EMLY J mWtSTAVE EUZABETH MKUJS. PHYL-S PLACE present* live musical Registers of Historic Places. Visitors Admission is $8 fa adults, $4 for ADASE BROTHERS OO MEEKER SHARKEY MACSEAN ARIAS 1OX JOHN GLEN DR HLLSOE BAYES LORNA B UNKNOWN 21 COMMERCE DD CRANFOR0 ARIAS PEDRO •M W GRAND ST APT 10 ELIZABETH entertainment on wwkends. BAVORN MARIA R VIUNONAVEAPTAS EUZAaCTH are Introduced to a variety of colonial agw 12 through T7 and free for child- A3ESANYA BLKJYT TT7T WOT 9* aWMsupwooojME ruTiann B ffASfTH ADESSO LOUISE J KEMLWORTH ARRAN DEMETRA Y PO BOX Mil ELZABETH aAmavMW •sss*rniw*t EUZASETH The tavern is located at 836 EH- skis as trained artisans and costumed ren under age 12 accompanied by an 441 NORTH 1STM ST PIERRE t ADURAL TRAVEL MC 1043 RARfTAN RO CLARK ARSTONDO ROBERTO P0B0X17*4 ELIZABETH BEACBAZLEH RUTH L 24100GOENR1150 MARY ST D UMON zabeth Ave., Under. For Information, accents recreate the everyday life, the adult AERIE. WADE L 1510 N BROAD ST APT C3 HLLSOE ARLEN SUSAN UNKNOWN BEAKES K C 1741 KMS STREET FANWOOO AFONSO ANTONIO 16f tST ST 2 ELIZABETH ARMSTEAD ROBERT L 327 KMSHMGTON ST RAHNAY BEAMAN BOBBY 215 S 2ND ST 7 ELIZABETH crafts and tasks of the 18th and 19th WBEECHWOODRO SUMMIT caD (908) 9254990. AGUDC PATRICIA j 1531 JEFFERSON AVE RAHWAY ARNOLD TMA T BEAMS UCHAEL 1457 RARITAN RO CLARK LASER WAVES, featuring a variety of ••0 BROAD STREET ELIZABETH SHOUT! presents Ive musical enter- century farm tamty in Westfietd. AGIM CONSTRUCTION C 1122 SALEM AVENUE HLLSOE AR0CHO SRAE BEATO DKSELS 7S0ENCWST EUZABETH songs from various artists, wil take ASUKAR Mm. IJ4MOXAYAVS HMMOCC ABORA VEENA 136 WALTON AVE NEW PBOVOENCE BtAUCHAMP EFSJUN 77 CKVUJON ST APT K» ELIZABETH 224 BROAD ST 1KEJER3EYST ELIZABETH tainment on weekends. place on Sunday at 4:15 p.m. at Trail- AGUSTIN - PEBLO C suuMrr AROUETA ROSAR1O BE CM CLAUS aocsECH For Information about the museum AHLAWAT SANGrtA 2a6GROVtSTAPTlttA EUZABETH AROUWSS BETTMA I 100COLUMBUAVE CRANFORD LAEHKEDALS ALLE 45 i250 COENSEK Mil CAROL RD UMON The tavern is located at 116 Watch- side Nature and Science Center. AMUTWAUA AKUWALIA < 5I2BLOOMFIELDAVE CAL0WELL ARRANTS W BECK M aiSBROAOST . EUZABETH •Ot WOOOLAWN AVE1 LMDEN and its schedule of programs, call the AIEU.0 G M51 AVE EUZABETH ARREDONDO MARCO BECK PAUL J ' 220WATCHUNOTER SCOTCHPLAMS •47 SUMMER ST APT E ELIZABETH ung Ave., Ptainfietd. For information, museum office at (908) 232-1776. Admission is $3.25 per person, AME JEAN 1120 E JERSEY ST APT 2 EUZABETH ARRENDGMDO J O BECKER JACOB UNKNOWN ONDEN AIRCOMC 575MOUNTAMAVE MURRAY HU. ARRMGTON TRACY • WMANSST EAST ORANGE 1450 WMPPOORWU. WAY MOUNTAMSDE call (906) 769-5860. $2.75 for seniors. Trailside is located at •Dt BOYKTON AVENUE X WESTFCLD BECKER MARGUERITE H AIRLINE FABRICARE NC 124fl CENTRAL AVE MDUSTRIALHLL ARROW FENCE INC BEDOYA 155 W 2ND AVE ROSELLE t OMJMMAN AVE HLLSOE E AJUN SEOUNDO 21O0NYAVE UMON ARVM BEVERLY 8EM. MANM3ER K » OALLOPMO HLL RD EUZABETH 452 New Providence Road, Mountain- POBOXHa ELIZABETH NJ ALAM ABU KB SHERWOOD PKY MOUNTAMSOE ASBURY ARNOLD H BEHRENDT FRANCIS R >24 WMEATSHEAF RO ROSELLE 10J3SELLERAVE SCOTCHPLAMS side. For information, call (908), ALAN JOHNSTON MC PO BOX 3011923 WESTFIELD AVE SCOTCH PLAMS ASCOLESE M BEHRENDT FRANK 1 U4WHEATSHEAFRO nOSELLE EQEffiY ALARCON P PO BOX 3105 EUZABETH ASEN UNKNOWN COMEDY BEIOELMAN LARISA 1B1 MANOR OR UMON 789-3670. 1«4 SHUNPKE ROAD SPRMOFIELD ALBERTO DOMMICX 117W0SBONSST UNDEN ASHENDORF DOUGLAS 150 MARION AVE FANWOOO PRESENTING POETRY AND PROSE 74 SWEETBRIAR DR APT 10 CLARK BEITZEL aEANOR V CASUAL TMES restaurant features ALBIEZ NSURANCE AGENCY INC PO BOX 1513 UMON ASHERPBBEN BELDEN FRANCES B) BLACKBURN PL SUMMIT UNKNOWN SERIES at the John Harms Theater HAITIAN CULTURAL NIGHT is being ALCHUS JOW 20(3 NEWARK >VE SCOTCHPLAMS ASHRAF BEUSARIO FREDDY M MSPRMGFIELDAVE BERKELEY HOTS comecSans on weekends. KB FOREST OF. ASSI SAMI M 20USTECHERAVE UMON presented on Wednesday at 6 p.m. at ALDROaE WALTER V SPRMOFIELD BELISARO LLI UNKNOWN The restaurant is located at 1065 wifl feature Penelope Scambly Schott ALEUAN JOSE 7S» JACKSON AVE EUZABETH ASSOC M DIGEST 2SM0RRBAVE SPRMOFIELD BELKOFF U M 2>ELMORAAV BJZABTTH tnSPRMGFIELOAVE SUMMTT ALENCASTRO JORGE N &HFRSTAVE EUZABETH ASSOC M FEMALE HEALTHCARE PA BELL ANOELA Y « E 1»TH ST UNDEN and Irene Wllis on Tuesday at 8 p/n. Elizabeth Library. 12ISOEUCLX)AVE WESTFCLD Central Ave., Clark. For information, ALEXAMDER JENNIFER 1371 SPRNOFLDAVE NEWPROV ASSOCIATES M MED BELL THOMAS F 57S4THAVE EUZABETH UNKNOWN UNKNOWN call (908) 388-6511. The theater is located at 30 North The library is located at 11 South ALEXANDER PM*. POBOX2»7 ASTAOO J BELLA ROSA CORP 224 RAHWAY AVE EUZASETH • 15 SALEM AVE ELIZABETH AWT 430H0UNTAMAVEBt»4 MURRAY HLLS BELLADON JA 120 SUMMIT AVE SUMMTT Van Brunt St, Englewood. For infor- Broad St, Elizabeth. For information, ALEXAN0ER RAYMOND »W JERSEY ST EUZABETH AT1T EMPLOYEE FEDERAL CREDIT 211 SOUTH ST NEWPROVOENCE BELLAMY HARVEY 423 MADSON AVE ELIZABETH ALEXIAN BROTHERS HOS 065 E JERSEY ST EUZABETH AT4T TECHNOLOGIES MC OO BUMOARDNER HAROM t ELLIS BELLAMY JEFFREY 0 Ml WALNUT STREET ELIZABETH mation, call (201) 224-9653. call (908) 354-6060. SPRMQRELD ALEXIS JEAN CLAUDE 1015 ROSELLE LMOEN 473 MORRIS AVE BELLAS EDWARO 41* UVH3STON STREET EUZABETH ROSELLE UNDEN LANES features Lazer Light ALFRED HENRY 1015 EMMA ST EUZABETH ATLANTIC t PACIFIC A •It ST GEORGE AVE BELUVEAU BRIAN 105 MORRISON RD SPRMOnELO CONCERTS UMON ALOARA ALAM 914 BONO ST EUZABETH ATT ATTN RUTH WLVERWO •UUBERTYAV BELLO JAMES J &IWUNCOLNAVE ROSELLE PARK BERKELEY HEIGHT Bowling to the music of the 70s every ALGARM EFRAM 371 E WESTFIELD AVE ROSELUPARK ATTANSO HCX 41 EATON CT ELTRAN AOA lOnjUUAST EUZASETH MID-DAY MUSICALES will present a ELIZABETH ALI VEROIEU PO BOX 2302 EUZABETH AUGUSTE ENES PO BOX 3150 BELTRAN QIOR1A 230PMEST aiZABCTH RADIO Saturday night after 10 p.m. RICHARD UMON Brass Quintet on Wednesday at First ALCCA SEOUNDO IS ERIE ST EUZABETH AUOUSTW C2DEWEYST BENESTATTO THERESA 7AR0YLECT SCOTCH PLAMS MELAMA SUBURBAN R0 .CLARK 07066 WCNJ, 89.3 FM features Leone and ALL COUNTY DIA0MOST PO BOX 771 UMON AUSENTE BENEVENTO A UNKNOWN Congregational Church of Westfield. Games cost $3 per person. Linden CATHERME 2234 WOODLAND TERRACE SCOTCH PLAINS ALL RIGHT MAINTENANCE 1W1 MONTOOUERY ST RAHWAY AUSTM BENFIELD CHARLES W 3»7 SPRHOFIELD AVE OfO RUTH W Admission Is free. The church Is Simmons''Put God in Your Life'every ALLARO ADRIAN A 127 RUSSELL RO FANWOOO AUSTM UNKNOWN 5LMJTI ELIZABETH TRUST SUMMIT Lanes is located at 741 N. Stiles Ave., JNMY 1442 CAMPBELL ST B RAHWAY ALLEN C V 11I2UCCAN0LESSST AUTHENREATH BENK1NO JOHNP 4» EVERGREEN AVE SPRMOFKLD070 located at 125 Elmer St., Westfield. For Sunday from 1030 p.m. to 1230 a.m. AUTO ACTION DISTRIBU 1200 W. CHESTNUT STREET X UNION Unden. For information, call (908) 2ND FLOOR LINDEN BENITEZ LORENZO 177* NEWTON ST RAHWAY 2U0BRUNSWICK AV BLDGO LINDEN The soundtrack you hear in your ALLEN FRED )Jt»E 5TOEOHQE5AV LINDEN AUTOEXWSSSMC BENNETT BEVERLY J 123 WIST AVE ROSBXS information, call (908) 233-2494. 925-3550. PO 60X5*0 NEW PROVOENCE ALLEN JASUME SO RUBY ST SPRINGFIELD AUTO INV* SEC CORP BENNETT F 551RTVERB0A0 RAHWAY «46 ESTQEOBQE5 AVE LINDEN head as you hand the tol collector your ALLEN KWSERLY 1M PAULSON AVE APT 1 OARFIELD AUTOVLLAGE BENNETT 2*4 PROSPECT ST WESTBELD 2WEMMANAVE RAHWAY FRANCES K SPORTLAND, Union's indoor family ALLEN WINIFRED 410 FRANKLIN ST EUZABETH AUTOMATICALLY YOURS BENNETT JAMES 213 MYRTLE AVE SCOTCH PLAMJ last dollar bil and drive tentatively into AVALO3 NORBERTO 311 CHJLTON ST ELIZABETH ALLMETAL FOOD EOUIPMEKT CORP 1060 BRISTOL RO MOUNTAINSOE BENTLEY KAREN PT 331UNEVAIANPL ROSBXS fun canter, offers bumper cars and AVANTAQIATO OMAC UNKNOWN DANCE that lonely tunnel toward the Arms of 4UEADCT SUMMIT 5J0H0RTST WtSTFSLD AU.0CC0 1 AVANTAOIATO SALVATORE L •20DCWEYST UNION 8ENZ assorted rides, video games, air hock- ALLSTATE NSURANCE CO MURRAY HILL NORTH MOUNTAIN MURRAY HILL tHBNRKMST CRANPOPO ELIZABETH UBRARY will present AVELAR JOSE X» FRANKLIN ST1 ELIZABETH BERAROINELU E Morpheus. But like, who's playing that ALUANZAR ISABEL 4M2 HUOSON ST UNION CITY BERCIK UCHA& J 711WESTMMSTERAV ELOABSTHNJ ey tables, redemption games, basket- 631 APTA24 EUZABETH AVERSANO A 647 CUMBERLAND ST WESTFIELD WlnceyCo - African History Through crazy organ? RIX, Bob Rixon, WFMU ALMEADA H 10ITH ST ELIZABETH BERISHA F 400WELM FLR1 UH0EN ALMEIDA JOAO P 14B FRANCES PL HLLSCE AVILA JUAN 73SSPRIK1FIELDAVE BERKELEY HQT8 Music, and Karen Williams Dancers, ball games, and more. The center also AVNET E 1712 COLUMBIA TEHR UNION BERKELEY PLAZA 91.1 Fl, Tuesdays at 11 p.m. ALMEIDA JOSE 146 PORT AVE LIZABETH BERKELEY SAVINGS 11 SS> PLC 334 CHESTNUT ST UNION AVOUTES INC 23*5 BERYLLIUM R0 SCOTH PLAINS features a Laser Tag Arena available 1024 NORTH AV BERLAHT tUSSPRtKinELOAVEt on Saturday at 130 p.m. AYAU FELIX 2 SALEM PARK APT 2C ELIZABETH JODI 0 SPRMOnELD ALMEIDA VICTOR RRBSUNT EUZABETH P «2 WILDER ST HLLSOE at a cost of $5 per person. AYANIAN ZAVEN OO BAYSHORE ELECTHOCARD BERUN The library is located at 11 South CO INSURANCE KINGDOM US PENNMOTON ST PO BOX 471 KENIWORTH BERNAL LUIS A CUZABETH Sportland is located at 2441A Route ALMOST NEW RENTALS AGCYINCS25 BOULEVARO KENILWORTH Broad St, Elizabeth. For Information, TELEVISION 410 COMMERCE LANE UNION AYLWARD JAMES UNKNOWN (Continued on Page BIO) 'Dead Life Talking' will be on display through today at Tomasulo Art Gallery. ALS TRUCKING call (908) 354-6060. EGGTV, a diverse comedy show base- 22 West, Union. For information, call (908) 687-0500.

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BROADWAY CLARK 211 FULTON ST IR DUNE FERNANDO EDWARD 104 UVMQSTON ST EUZAKTH GESSO GMO J BISHOP S CARACCKXO UARU CLARK COOPERSMTTH 611 MAQNOLUAVE ELIZABETH DIFRAHCESCn V 2220 MORSE AVENUE SCOTCH PUUNS 15 TUDOR OVAL WESTFCLD 122 HUNT AVE VAUXHALL 7CLAUSSROAD ARHTTA I FERRANTI ANOEUNA 15 DODO PLACE HLLSDE GHESEBRO JEFFERY D BtSOGNA M S CARATTM RAYMOND ROSELLE - COPELAND 137 HLLSOE AVE HLLSOE DK3UCOUO R BELMORAAVE EUZABETH 10 NORTH SPRMOST EUZAKTH laWVALDtHAURO UMON 774 BE SECOND AVE FAUSTO FERRARA DEBRA 533 EAST 2ND AVE APT 4 ROSSEUO GIASAMS JOHN BTTON BEHJAMN CARDIOLOGY DUO ASSO NEWPROVDENCE COROEREO 4S1 aiZABETHAVE ELIZABETH Dcumn THEODORE PO BOX 117 HOLMDEL 200 EULTONAVE RAHWAY 107 TRUM9UU BLDO S 1 ELIZABETH 21 SOUTH STREET JOSE FERRARA UNO 153IE2NOST SCOTCH PLUS aUCALONE M BLACKWEU GEORGE CARDKXOOVPA SPRMOFIELO CORDERO UNKNOWN H0USI2 DLLMOHAM DOROTHY 123 MONT CHAIR AVE • MGHLANDERDfl SCOTCHPLAMS 315 HUNTER AVE SCOTCH PLAMS •73 UORRB AVE VAUCHAU FERRBFU HORORO 337 CHLTON ST EUZAKTH aULANEUA BRUNO BLAISE WLUE 23 -A HARTFORD CAROONA YAZUM EUZABETH CORDCE 23 4THST NEWPROVDENCE DLL OH CLARE LMKNOWN 475 SPRMOFIELD AVE suuurr NEWARK M3 SHEROAN AVE FERflEKA LUOUA 1034 MADISON AVE EUZAKTH GUNS JOHN BLAUVELT PAULINE C WMFIELDPARK CARDOSO UAROARET 41 NORTH 1ITH STREET KENLWORTH CORDLLO MJ UNCOLN AVE SCOTCHPLAMS DLL ON DEIRDRE A •O HOBSON ST 2ND FL UMON 1102 W ST GEORGE AVE LMDEN 2JCWAVECRESTAVE ROBH FERREHA PALUIFU 106 CACHAMBI UDER nOOEJANBRO G1ANNAKAKB IOANNB &EANCO JESUS UNKNOWN CARUS CARLOS EUZAKTH CORDOZA 573 ANDRESS TERR UMON 0*4 E 2O4« ROUTE 22 546 FOURTH AVE ELIZABETH SCOTCH PLAMS 133 MSLEE PLACE U SCOTCHPLAMS FERRBRA VCTORU 10U MONROE AVE EUZAKTH GIAMHETTA OCRARDA BLEIER S E 3PAHKTERR CARLEY CHnSTME B suMurr COREY J0M MORRIS AVE UMON DUURA RONALD J 77 CENTRAL AVE CLARK UNKNOWN CRANFORO 33 OAKLEY AVE MCHAEL FERRER . CARLOS 1 SOS PARK ST EUZAKTH GOBS U BLETWISE S S4«ASHW0C0RD SPRMOFCLD CARLSON DEAN 541 E BROAD ST WESTFELD COREY 202 AMITY ST EUZABETH DNZO ELEEN A 2053 WESTFELD AVE SCOTCHPLAMS •1 PROSPECT HLL AVE SUUUTT FERRER UKUEL 423 W JERSEY AVE APT 2 EUZAKTH 0A9LM HAROLD R BLUUBERG M CARLUCCI DUNE •36 WESTFELD AVE RAHWAY COFMACCH I It JOHN ST EUZABETH DMN ELAME 173 suuurr AVENUE suuurr 16 COMMERCE DO CRANFORO RANDOLPH RO PLAMFCLD FERRDAY OLEN E 575 MOUNTAM AVE MURRAY HLL GOION THOMAS J BLUUE THOUAS CARMAN JOHN suuwr CORNACCHU P TA RAHWAY EXXON LMDEN DMUCa G i« CROSS ST POBOXM . (7 WALNUT AVE CLARK 1«WASHMGTONAVE LN0N «2 VALLEY VCW AVENUE KENLWORTH 4BUESELAVE GBLON A CLAFFEY AOENCY BLUUENKRANZ CORPORATION BILLA 411 WASHMGTON AVE EUZABETH DrTTA S FE RRONE ARCHC WESTFELD DAVC 200 SPRMGFIELD AVE XKO SPRMOFCLD CARME JAMES APT C • 710 WESTFELD AVE EUZAKTH 383 RETFORO AVENUE CRANFORO 28 S1TTH ST KENLWORTH 770 WKXLWOOD TERR CORREA JORGE 617FLBERTST HOSELLE PARK D« MARION 0 FERRY JR DJ ROSEUE PARK BNAIBRTTH FOUNDATION 17<7UORRISAVE UMON CARUO JOAO 125 MSLEE PL EUZAKTH HOW JERSEY ST EUZABETH LMON TERRACE S4B CUUBERLAND ST 2ND R WESTFELD UNKNOWN GIEGY PHARMACEUTICAL SM UORR1S AVE BLGXTTT. 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C 1117 ROSE OR UOUNTAMSOE CARRU.0 LMKNOWN 1121 FRANK ST ROSELLE «4T MAONOUA AVE ELIZABETH FIRST ATLAKTC SAVHGS ICRAGWOODRD SPLAMRELD BONARDC REBERTA COUNTS UYRTLE S DOLSKY FREDA 2O00GALLOPMQ HRJ. RD KEMUNORTH CARRMGTON ELLSWORT 407HOBARTAVE SUUMT 12CAVYST HLLSDE •01 N WOOD AVE UNDEN FIRST FDEUTY BANK SSt PLC 27 SUMKT AVE suuurr GO TUUO A COUTMH0 J DOLSKY TRVMQ MS DEHK COURT LMON BONA VENTURE 411 ROOSEVELT ST HOSELLE CARRION N UEJERSEYST EUZABETH 2O3ELMST WESTFELD UNKNOWN FIRST Ml SMC PO BOX 241 UMON . 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P 720 S SPRMGFELD AV SPRMOFELD DUN > BRADSTREET COM mt AUDREY OR RAHWKY BRAUER ^D CHANDLER M W SSLMDEGABST UNDEN DUMGAN JENMFER 7FRAZEOPL FRANK JEFFREY 5 2047 ELIZABETH AVE SCOTCHPLAMS OACOSTA UNCOLN 14(0 STJU4LEY TEB HLLSOE 2701 OmSSELU AVENU LMDEN BRAVO DAWD 73* NORTVi BftOAD S* A ELIZABETH CHANDLEO mUBUT u OK WAVERCREST AVE WNFIELD DLMLEAW E A 47TO0KER AVE FHANK RICKY •71 MOUNTAM AVE 3RD R DADOC JOAMft jv4 EAJLER ST CRANFORD •7ATMDYDR SPRMGFELD BRAY ELAME M 17MUANORDR UMON CHANG 0HUNO •00 FOREST AVE WESTFELD OTHIFELSWAY NEWPROVCENCE FRANK ROY E TIUtPLEAVE BERKELEY HEIGHT DAGOSTM' CATHERME lUCLfFTONST WESTFELD Cum c H3SUMWTHLL BREAULT M A Tti KBIT PLACE BLVC SJMMTT CHANG JAMES «J7 MQUNTAW AVE WESTFELD •00WBTFELD AVE WEST ROSELLE PAFK FRANKEL (SCORE OO WALTER M COOPER EXECUT DAHODWALA N 6S5EJERSEYST EUZABETH DUNNS GARAGE 100 STONE HLL RO SPRMGFELD BREEDEN FRANKLM D 107 PARK AVE CHAPMAN DONETTA 571 FULTON ST ELIZABETH LMKNOWN 101ULN ST CRANFOFC 152INBROADST HLLSOE DURRANT GRASOSKY 111 NORTHAVE HLCSDE BREEZY POHTMC •IMOUNTAMAVE UOUNTAMSDE CHARLEMAGNE JOSUE 1M WKMG ST HLLSDE DASC V1CTOP K34 MORRIS AVE FRANKUN BEATFU 367 BERGEN ST LMON 3ANZY M B3B SOUTH AV W FLR • WESTFELD DUTY P D GRACU FRANCISCO SH0UWO00AVE HLLSOE 81* FLORAL AVE EUZABETH CHARLES MARC T145UARY STRAUK ELZABETH DUUNHAM LMKNOWN FRARER WLUAM 225 WLUAMSON ST EUZAKTH DAITZ S 331 ELUOFUAVE ELIZABETH OFUDY CARTERET MOTEL EUZAKTH BRENNAN LORETTA nil DEWTTT TERRACE CHARLES MAUDE 107« WLLJAMS S' EUZABETH UNKNOWN FRASCO CAULLE A 21 CLUB DR SUUMTT LMDEN DALBA ALUA 651 ADAMS AVE ELIZABETH DUVA f GRAMAJO YOLANDA S44FRAMOJNST EUZAKTH 340NAVEE CHARLES RENAULD SO MONROE AVE EUZABETH N.' DVORM ROBERT POB0X03U * ELIZABETH FRASER ANGUS 17 NASSAU DR suuurr CRANFORD DALEL ABUD 211' NY AVE 1 LMON GRANAHAN M < 521 EUZAKTH AVE EUZAKTH BRENNER CECUA 12« LJBERTV AVE CHARLES RENAULD 50 MONROE AVE ELIZABETH DWORK S E 2« WATER ST PERTH AMBOY FRASLUS KUERLME 257 N BROAD ST EUZAKTH DALEY CHARLES 1X7WLUAMSST EUZABETH GRANDE JAVCR UNKNOWN 2521STAVEAPT6 ROSELLE AVE BRENNER EUOENE 114 NELSON PL WESTFELC CHARLES DMANU I JLOHUANN APARTADO POSTAL n« CUUANA DWYER MARUES V UNKNOWN FRAUENHOFFER MED ASS POBOXtTt KENLWORTH DAUA BONNU J1D V* BLAN3CE ST LMDEN GRANT AUSON MSOUTHGATERD NEWPROVDNCE BREWER CHARLES H 304 MADISON HU. RC CLARK CHARLE BROWN MC 4OB411 NORTHAVE WESTFELD DYCHTWALD PEARL 11OAKRDOE SPRMGFELD' FRAZER BEVERLY 11S1 MAM ST APT RAHWAY DALU FORD LMKNOWN GRANT JONATHAN aTLLPST suuurr BREWER PMUJP E 23JNfTH ST KEMJVO0TV. CHARAELCORP 41* JENSEN AVE RAHWAY DYER EDWM C 3FERNST ROSELLE AUGUST POBOX 117 HLLSOE DALLE> ALFRED LMON GRANT LESLEY BREWTON ALLE CHARTERtS MARLYVi 4MMORR»AVE SPRMGF1ELC 550 GOLF TERO DYNOF FRANCS R CO OVERLOOK HOSPITAL UARY EoEcmmssT LMDEN BREZAVSCEX ROBERTO 213 PEMBROOK RT CHASARK KATHLEEN C/C JOHN CHASARK DALMAC BARBARA UNKNOWN EUZABETH UMMT HE0RKJ1 AUGUST M LOOKER ST EUZAKTH GRAVEDEPEFULTA R MOJKTAMSOE W BEAUVOX AT SYLVAN RD MB PRMCET0N ST BREZZEU WLBERT A 511 PARK AVE AP* C •73 UAUFUCE AVE RAHWAY DALTON A 501 DORIAN COLPT wprfpp p LMDEN GRAVES JOY SCOTCH PLAMS DZUDOSZ EUQEKUSZ 2H 1ST AVE 17 LONDONDERRY WAY BRUNSKj E DAMICC V 12tUAPLEAVE LMDEN SCOTCHPLAMS 1 • BRANT AVE CLARK GRAVES LUCLLE 2210 WESTFELD AVE SCOTO- PLAMS CHASE E B 225 WEST 1ST AVE ROSELLE DZJEDZIC A M2 FOREST RD "TTTT—r UARSHA CO UARYLEE GRAVMA BRMA MARtZA M UNKNOWN SUUMT GRAVMA J 131 COUNTRY CLUB D= JMON CHASSIE A W 127UAPLEST SUMWT O2JEDZX H 649PENNAV NUE EUZ FF1EEUAN UARTHA •1 MORRIS AVE SO UTCHFELD PL BRM5FELD ELIZABETH A •171 DEVON DR CHAVES 1SOLETTE 5OB )CW YORK AVE ELIZABETH DAUM W LMKNOWN 277NBHOA0S- ELIZABETH NJ ROSELLE FREEMAN VRGMtA COLUEUIC DZ7OB ANTONMA 401DETZST posoxaos BRMSON DOROTHY 3»i EULTONAVE CHEEKS JASON S 225 CRAWFORD AVE DAND ROBERT 34NAVESMCAVE EAST KEANSBUaC UNDEN 731 JACKSON AV EUZAKTH GRAY P RAHWA* LMON EJ CLEANERS 1114 ST GEORGES AVE EAST 1CT75 CHARLES ST BRISTOL MYERS CO PUR DEFT 22 LONG AVE CHERRY RHONDA DANESHRAD FOSEUPARK FREJTAS MLTON 177 BOSTON AVE APT 3' HLLSOE GRAZMHO JOHN HLLSCE Z27CONKLMAVE HLLSDE EAS SHEET ICTAL NC 32S W WESTFLD AVE MD 454 MAPLE AVE BRITO MARU 75» JACKSON AVE ELJZABETV CHURELL0 R V 251 NOTTMOHAM WA- HLLSDE DANGEL0 MARC 123 MURRAY ST EUZABETH EAGLE SUPERMARKET 1102 EUZABETH AVE EUZABETH FRETTAS TERESA L 120SHLTONST EUZAKTH GRECO POBOX 334 BRITO MARU A 1136 LOUISA S~T CHCO GERMAN 127 3RD AVE 2ND FI ROSELLE DANGELC PATROA 5>l SHERMAN ST WESTFELD 1771E 2ND ST SCOTCHPLAMS FRENCH •nMOTHY F 701FAMWAY0R UMON EUZABET*- EANNLCO NORMAN GREEN 42 HLLSDE AVE APT 2 BRDt T T175MAYFMRDR i FAM CHECO D I DANCLS DONALD 7WOOOSHCLERC CRANFORD WESTFELD FREMOB. U POBOX an OUNFOFC RAHWA* 3X00LOSRD CRANFORD EARHART ORVM V 7*4 ALSTON ST 544 TROY DP BROOrE ARCHC M COSUMMTTBANK CHEFIO SUSAN EUZABETH DANELS ESTHER LMKNOWN BERKELEY HEIGHT FRESCO JOHN ICO JOCKEY HOLLOW WAY LMON 20 HAYES AVE EARL A LAMB ASSOC 220 SHERMAN AVE lit! UAWSTAPT&J 135 JEFFERSON AVE CHLDS BRAM SUUMTT DANELS NATHANd nil MAMST RAHWAY LMDEN FRETAS ANA 12HBWGHTST HLLSOE EUZABETX I7H0BARTAVE EASTERN VENDMG CORP 71! NO STIES ST IMRmNST «»4 W3ODMERE DP CHMA GARDEN UNKNOWN 51 » NAMLLA ST REAR ELUHURST DARKE J m MONTROSE AVE MURRAY HLL FRELMD FRANK W 1MSMCMGANAVE KENLWORTH BROOY UARC WESTHELC fANWOOO EASTMAN UAFLOPJE 1*2 OAKWOOO DR II SAYRE ST BROGY RUTH A 11BRCOEDC CHRCHEUO CONSTANCE UAEPRCEST DARRYL ERVM 241 WLUAM ST * RAHWAY NEWPROVOENCE FREY MARION S CO MYERS 1131 E JERSEY ST EUZAKTH UOUNTAMSOE LMDEN EASTON •JiCUNTONAVE 2S7 COUNTRY LANE DR DA54.UA MARU JWBLQYr' Mil «JTF Kg PEARL ST APT 2J ELIZABETH FR1OKF. MARY D EAVE CRAWFORD rnfoon MHIJCHUHIil BROOKS B 330DALZS1RC BONSALL •IS SHEROAN AVE EUZABETH 340 WYCHWOOC RD FRIED RALPH 1341 EUZUC LMDEN 31S LENOX AVE WUiMtUJ DA5JLVA FRANCISCO y EBERLMG CHARLES •30MODLESEXST BROOKS BERTHA M 33> KAUY SCENT AVE CXSHOLM J A DASLVA PAUL 257HOUYW0ODAVE UNKNOWN 15M SUMMTT AVE BEVERLY MtRARfTANRD CLARK GREENE CURTIS SCOTCH PLAMS 72 ROSE AVE SPRMGFIELD HLLSOE ECCENTRK; COLOU Rs 437UAPLEAVE BROOKS JAMES F S7THST EUZAKTH cc JOAO e 350 E WESTFIELD AV APT i« ROSELLE PARK ELRANCHERO GROSS 117 LEXM0TON BVLD CLARK BROWN LUCE 0 laCAMBRCGEDP. BERKELEY HEIGHT 747 ADAMS AVE ELIZABETH DAVIS KENNETH L 1254 CUKTON PLC APT 40 EUZAKTH FULLER WLUE SaCAPOPUNOPLZ RAHWAY CFRODELU GRACE I 114»BURNET250 UMON ELSAHEY MOUSTAFA M GROVE E CLARK BROWN UCHAEL A 535 Wmum I LI I AVE ^* EUZABETH 21UM0ULAHD CLARK DAVIS KENYA s ANTHONY D 133 LOCUST OR LMON FUNSTAR RECREATION CMKALA MARY ITS WARREN ST ROSELLE EUA GROVES 1M0 SPHMOJFELO AVE NEWPROVDENCE BROWN R C 217 WMAICAVE HLLSDE DAVIS PEGGY H 2B> UORRB AVE 13-A EUZAKTH 17 LYON PLACE EUZAKTH CWlTHGfl JERSEY 777 WALNUT AVE CRANFORD 34SYALESST HLLSOE ELJAS MOHAMMAD GRUBBS BROWN RONALD 3HAYESST CRANFORD C-0 J A CHRSTEMSON DAVIS R U V4M UKRTY AVE APT 1 HLLSOE FURGHAK JOHN P •!• CHESTNUT ST ROSELLE PARK CBOEU0 RALPH 101 WYANDOTTE TTLAL. WESTFELD ELE JEAN •> GUARANTEED DESTRUCTION M TST LMON BROWN RUPERT s 1477 FRAMGJN ST mxSDE DAWKMS D h 14MUSERTYAVE HLLSOE FUREY J 734 FLORAL AVE EUZAKTH 275USHWYN0 22 SPRMGFELD 1BFAJRVEWAVE HLLSDE ELE MOMOUE GUARANTEED SUBPOENA SERVCEMC PO BOX2133 UMON BROWN W M4HORTST WESTF1EL0 ORE DAWKMS WALTER C 700 NO BROAD ST ELIZABETH FURNmjRE EXCHAN Q£ MC RT1 EUZAKTH NJ VMCENT N HBEAVOn AVENUE SUUUTT 1544 UUNNAVE HLLSOE EUZ SURG G OUARNACCO AMOELO 221 PHLLJPS TERR UMON BROWN WALTER L I3» CAMBROGE D» BERKLEY HT5 aSTEFMAS EDUAROO DAWSON ROSE u •25EJERSEYST EUZAKTH FUSCHETTO L 105 W WESTFCLD AVE ROSEUE PK 525UONROEAVE EUZABETH UNKNOWN EUZABETH GENERAL UEOCAL CENTER OUASTELLO MMOWRCHST RAHWAY BROWNEU CLARE D 1340 PROSPECT ST WEJ.IMUD CITY FEDERAL SAVMGSft LOAN ASS DAWSON WALTER PO BOX 130 E BRUNSWICK FUSCO GRACE •4UMONAWIT' 'EUZAKTH 1X7STUVESAHTAVE UMON POBOX 224 SPRNGFCLC EUZABETH MET' MAGMG ASSOC QUitfTEUO i«M CHURCH ST BROWNFDOG DR ALLAN CO MARLYN BROWNROC CTTY UNE TAVERN DC ADDONA M 701 NEWARK AVE EUZAKTH FUTEJ T inWABUMJTUMVE UMON CO COLOMAL MS MOMT MC 767 CENTRAL AVE WESTFELD. ELIZABETH NEUROSURGI ETER HLLSOE t SESK COURT FORST HU. 3131 VICTORIA DC C G 700 N0RTHBROAD STREET EUZAKTH G.8VAFUETT MO ST GEORGES AVE RAHWAY C4JBNER S BLDG A 2ND R Ml CENTRAL AVE WESTFELD SUTTE10A KFMLWORTHN: EUZAKTH SURG G CRANFORD BRUCKER UANNY 1XRWMST CLANTON ALBERT DC COREY U 1S11E FRONT ST SCOTCHPLAMS GJCOMC EMPPEMB0NTRUST1MULLLN UOUNTAMSOE SPRMGFELD POBOXIMLAVE ELIZABETH 573 ANDRESS TERR UMON ELKHOLY WAE. T •00 N LMON AVE HLLSDE BRUGGMANN PAUL SS WASHMGTON AVE LMDEN CLARK CMMAMC1 DC D M 2« CONKLM AVE HLLSDE GABE PHUP 70 CHLTON ST EUZAKTH 3MSPRMGST EUZABETH 1100 SOUTH AVE WESTFELD NJ ELLISON ERC OUERRA ROGER • JAOUESST EUZAKTH BRUTOH CHFSSTOPHER R KBBONDST CLARK UARGARET DC M w 277 CLARK ST HLLSDE HLLSDE •4 PORTLAND RD LMON 1601 N WOOD AVE LMDEN NJ ELLISON K GABOR C/OSMERMGPHARU GUEWAFU ISRRAEL UHOOMI 4t3STHST2Fl EUZABETHN BRUZON FLORA 405 CHITON ST CLARK UCHELLE DE CARLO SUSAN j UMON EUZABETH UNKNOWN ^ ROSELLE 24 COUNTRY CLUB BLVD SCOTCHPLAMS ELUAU MOLLY 4* CHESTNUT AVE MALEMSTR 170 17O 01000 BEFUN FRO SMWPBCEST UNDEN BRYAN ANDREW T 2«0WJERSEYST EUZABETH CLARK DE OUVEIRA BERKELEY HGT5 GUOLUCO STEPHEN RCHARD 112IEHENRYST LMDEN FERNANDO UNKNOWN 1204 CUFTON TEC LM0NNJ ELUAN MCHAEL S • HCUY GLEN LN S M7FAXFELDWAY LMDN BRYAN MWAM E CLARY am MAYA 21 WHrTEWCOD DR KATHERME 10B SPRMGFELD AVE NEWPROVDENCE DE WOLFE LEONA 107 COLONU RO EUZAKTH ELMOFU PHARMACY MC 152 ELMORAAVE EUZAKTH GADOUSXI A . 157 NORTH AVE HLLSDE BRYN U CLASSICAR RESTORATIONS DEAN ELIZABETH auoo 2D46RT22 _ SCOTCH PLAMS ARLENE M 1372OUARADR LMON 531 ADAMS AV FLR BSUT GAMES J M72LESUEST HLLSCE BUCCUflELU AFOO CLAYTON F auoo 10 SECOND AVE GARWO0C 1111MCCANDLESSST LMDEN DEANTONIA SANDRA 2577 OMB DJP GRK-REE STE «O1 UkRLTON ELWEU A W 44* CENTRAL AVE NEWPROVDENCE GAME5H M M UNKNOWN BUCC1ARELU EVaYN I 10 SECOND AVE GARWOOC CLEARY R 13 IS EASTMAN 6T CFUICORO DEARMGER FORD M 700 SPRUCE ST ROSELLE GALAN FATM> E UNKNOWN 4 AZALEA (TT SCOTCHPLAMS UNKNOWN EMERENMA UEOMA 1 THOMAS 19*1 BUCKHOLTZ PATRCU 1067 ESSEX AVE CLEMENT ' THELJSME DEARMGER ROSEUE 11SELMCOLNAVE ROSELLE PARK LMDEN 401WE5TMMSTER AVE 10 ELIZABETH HOWARD 241 W GRAND ST EUZABETH ENGME ALLEY CORP 501 E 1ST AVE GALBRATTH EDMUND MS DONA RD BUCZEK JANUSZ P 2HSSTLESST1 CLEMENTE A P DEARUAS A CRANFOFC EUZAKTH LMDEN 1526 OAKLAND AVE UMON 7U NEWARK AVE ELIZABETH ENGLAND L R 40 CARPENTER PLACE GALDON PATRCIA •01 UORRB AVE 3«0 SPRMGFELD AVE BUDGET LAUNDRY CORP C-CHUFLER4CO POBOX49 CLEMENTS D suuvrr UMON WESTFIELD 1«3 LAUREL AVE UMON DEAUGUSTME DAMEi !!» WO0OR.«T AVE HLLSDE ENGLISH BRUCE 144 MORRIS AVE >'J^" GALE LESTER L 2OS0 EMERSON Art SW NORTH WOOD AVE BUECHNER VIVIAN L 3 NORWCH DR SLVER RDGE PK TOMS RTVER CLEMONTS FRANK 531 CLUBHOUSE CT DEBLY . UARY 355CENTENMALAVE CRAHFOFC 3U ORCHARD ST ELIZABETH UMON PC BOX 3I1£ LMGN ENGLISH C 0 GALEANO ERNESTO GLTTCWIIM CARL M> UNCOLN AWE BUNCH RCHARO 1107 FRANK ST ROSELLE CLERMONT UARSE POBOX 5366 DetAROO JULIE 147 WEST JERSEY ST EUZABETH HLLSDE KS WCOOLAWNAVE LMDEN ENGLISH JEFFREY A LMKNOWN GALJN JOEL GUTMRC LATEX MC •ODUSHWYNOl BUONAVOLONTA GHA 3BEHNERTPL RAMCORO CLJFFORD REGMA V 2I4UAPLEPL DEEKS 11UPARKWO0ODR SCOTCHPLAMS in WEST JERSEY ST EUZHBETH CRANFORD TERENCE N > GREENBRUR DC ENGLISH ROSEUE L GAUN .WENDY aUTEHRE ALVWC I2D WESTFELD AVE ST BURAK THOUAS 732GRERAVE ELIZABETH CLME TERFS 2>DOGWOaOLN DEENEY WESTFELD KYAVE EUZABETH NEWPROVDENCE DUNE UNKNOWN ENRHARDT MARY G 121 DUNCAN HLL APTS GALKEWCZ UAREK 12 CHLTON ST OLOOL PWOMt » UIMETK OEB4E1 BAIMCX i am ROSE M QA4J.A ELIZABETH GALVEZ ORLANDO P OUTER DAMC SI TJM2LEWO0C OR BURKE LAWRENCE « srr MYRTLE AVE COCUZZA FORD M MTAVE MURRAY HLL suMurr WESTFELD UNKNOWN DFJBE ' ROGELC J ESPERON THERESA H JUSTMK ESPERON JAMES CjOMOMTHTCANVLaT * 2027 UORRB AVENUE BURNEJKO PETER A 33 ELBA LANE 150 WESTFELD AVE 2F EUZAKTH OUYEH U D UM0N CLARK CCODMGTON MCHELE U 472 SUMMIT RD UOUNTAMSOE DErSSLER A UUHHKVM/A UMON DAVE HLLSOE 231 CHLTON ST BURNETT G" 1503 FRANKUN STREET 1526 JUUAN TERRACE LMON GUYWUCARE EUZAKTH COELHO •21 MONROE AVE EUZAKTH DEJESUS BRIGCA ESPMOSA UARTA 444 E JERSEY ST EUZAKTH GANOE CO JACKS SUPRMO _ BURHEY B W4 SALEM AVE EUZABETH COELLO 610 SALEM AVE EUZAKTH GUZMAN GREGORY POBOX 4047 UMON DEJESUS EDVA ESOUrVEL T 13S0 NORTH AVENUE AP EUZABETH GAFCES LUtS •01 LEO STREET HLLSOE 702 JACKSON AV EUZAKTH BURNS ROBERT UNKNOWN PO BOX 4214 ELWYN PA COELLO •10UARSHAUST FLR DEJESUS LMDA . 214 3RD ST EUZAKTH UNDEN GAHCU ARTURO ZH ATLANTIC AVE EUZAKTH EUZ ESSER L U 2711 OAKWOOO PL UJZ IMKNOWH njACKSONAVE EUZAKTH NJ BURNS SANDRA <2S CHANDLER AVE RO5EUE COFER THOUAS F 614 SHADOWLAWN DR DELACRUZ 536 JEFFERSON AVE EUZAKTH GARCU DAVC 11 HOWARD ST PLAMFELD WESTFELD ALBERTS EST OF JUUA BUCHUELTEH UNKNOWN OO DAMEL MURPHY PLAMFELD HtBMC 200 SLVER AVE HLLSOE BURNS V A MOEMEWST EUZABETH COHEN ESTHER X NORTHAVE ELIZABETH DELACRUZ LEOTA U 31 UARTMSVLU RD BERNARDS TWP OOJUANA 43OORERAVE EUZABETH NJ GARCU DIEWBER EST-OF OAWEL PESKUS UNOCMN H t H BODY SHOP MC •ospMvsrr EUZAKTH BURWEU PATRICE 11SE10THWE ROSELLE COHEN JACOB 5 2423 DAYTON AVE DELANEY E UNKNOWN OO OUUERSMDA CASTRO/ EUZAKTH UMON ESTATE OF AGLAE E CASTRO 117 EUZAKTHAVE 2F HAAOAH BLAL 431 GABLE LX LMDEN BUSH GERALD R 11 HAMPTON DR BERKELEY HOTS COHEN UOMEL 2« CHEST PL DELEON 0 n7MEREDrTHAVE EUZAKTH 144 ACUEST2 EUZABETH 21 PARK AVE SUUMTT SPRMGFtELD GARCU EUAS HAKR BERNARD 1113 NO STLES ST LMOEN BUSH UARCU 10KHARDMGRD COHEN • WLUAM 377 HARRISON ST DELEON R 406WE5TMMSTERAV APT IB EUZAKTH 1410UKRTYAVE POBOX 51*0 HLLSOE GARCU GLADYS •27 EUZAKTH AVE EUZAKTH SOUTH ORANGE ESTATE OF EDWARD CAPONS HAKR ELEANOR B •93 SALEM AVE APT a ELIZABETH NJ BUSHKO A S16 CHITON ST EUZABETH COHEN WLUAM 52 MORRIS AVE SUMUTT OELFMO JEAN A 1123 SHEROAN AVE EUZAKTH CO FRDERCK PEARSON GARCU PAUL B7 WESTUMSTEP AVE HLLSDE 15URAUAP0WAY tSTATE OF LEE H UBBARO HACKE ROBERT E 227 DARUCOY ST HOSELLE BUSNSS ENHNCUNT SVC MC 710 E ELIZABETH AV LMDEN COHLL CA 1174 CHARLOTTE PL DELGADO ELADC SCOTCHPLAMS 1364 MORRIS AVt UMON GARCU PEDRO SKERLYNCT EUZAKTH RAHWAY 452 S BROAD ST HAOGERTY F 1361 BROOKFALL AVE UMON BUSSJCULO UNDA lOLESUECT SPRMGFELD COLAULLO ANN H 41 NORTH 23RD STREET OELGADO FRANCISCO EUZAKTH GARCU ROSA 2O25LUFKRYST RAHWAY KENLWORTH 401 VALLEY RD ESTL MARYSE UNKNOWN HAHN W 173 TLLOTSON FC FANWOOO BUSSON w 7IXIMCLAND BOULEVARD UMON COLAULLO ANTHONY V 41 NORTH 23RD STREET DELCU MC DEBTOR CLARK GARCU SYLVIA G 234 JOHN ST ELIZABETH KENLWORTH 614 PHODRESS ST ESTIVERNE PIERRE 1 1KB BAYVCW AVE HLLSOE HADFfl NAZAft H 2333 UORRB AVE Cl UMON BUTCHKO ELAME 366 DOGWOOD DR UMON COLATRELLA MO4AEL T 372 WESTOATE DR DELJMA GERSON EUZABETH GARDEN STATE UTR LOG ROUTE 22 SAYRE RD LMON EDOON 33 WALNUT ST ESTOUBA U 222 RAHWAY AV EUZABETH HAMS A BUTEAU RICHARD a LOCUST DRAFT 21 SUMMIT COLDWELL BANKER RELOCATION UNKNOWN 530 CHESTNUT ST DELLA BADU T suuarr GARDEN STATE TILE 471 E WESTFELD AVE 1 RT 21 ROSELLE PARK UMONNJ 101 COUNTRY CLUB LN ESTRADA SUREYA UNKNOWN 7445 SW 100 COURT MUM R HAMES AIOREW P M BEVERLY RO SUUMT BUTKOV • N 1LANETERR SPRMOFELO COLE D DELLACORTE M SCOTCHPLAMS 1 DIAMOND HLL RO NEWPROVDNCE 212 220 WESTFIELD AVE ESTRELLA CESAR 1001 W ELIZABETH AVE UNDEN GARDNER DAVC HAMES DEMSE G U BEVERLY RO SUUMT BUTLER L 13EDOAHSTAPT1 DELLAPELLA 607 1ST AVE EUZAKTH 111 ALTON ST ELIZABETH THE CHLTON MANOR ELIZABETH MKXAEL ESTRUEYON DENMS 111) JUUA ST! EUZABETH GAREBALDI DONNA HAMES JUUA 141 BURNS WAY FANWOOD BUTTNEBU1TNER RITA 200 W WEBSTER AVE APT E • ROSELLE PARK COLE WLLADORA DELTA R E APPRAISALS 4O5WOO0LAWNAVE LMDEN 47 LANCASTER CT NEWPROVDENCE 122 WINDSOR AVE WESTFELD ETCHEGAAAY r«nMCin 333 FRANKUN ST ELIZABETH GARGAJLO R F HAMES* JUUA T FBO KRSTW HAMES 8YANK WLUAM 7IUARONAVE NEWPROVCENCE COLEUAN DAMEL DELVA 112 KENELWOHTH AVENUE KENLWORTH SCOTCHPLAMS 404 CHERRY FLR 3 EUZABETH LUCKENS5Y ETZEl DtTNMS P SPECIAL HANDLMODO NOT UAL . GARCULDl LOUIS 1J20CUSHM0FC DTDIOOS-D FANWOOO BYRD PATRCU 3LOCKW0ODDR 7 COLEUAN TAOTHA DELVALLE 111 WASHINGTON AVE EUZABETH 10O WARREN AVE LMON ROSELLE 411 CRANFOFC AVE LMDEN EVANS BARBARA B 251WLUAU5ONAVE HLLSDE GARrTA RUDDY HAMES ROBERT H K3CARLETONFC WESTFELO 9THMES THOUAS 1] BYRON LN FANW000 COLEUAN WLUAM DEUAREST UNKNOWN RAHWAY 127 CAfMEGg PL UNKJN 3O OSWALD PL VAUXHAU FORD M EVANS DUNE 542W GRAND AVENUE GARNER MARCU HAMES MBEVERLY PC CALLOWIOtJWHUF 1143 ST GEORGES AV RAHWAY COLES GECflGE DEUAREST UNKNOWN SPRMGRELD CRANFORO •0 MAPLE AVE VAUXHAU PAMELA | EVANS UELVMA 11 DAYTON CT GARNER RONALD 107HHHST HAITSCH LOUSE 1>17 HRBR LN ORCHD PK UMON C. c. M9JRANCE ASSOCI SM CENTRAL AVE PO BOX 15 COLETTI GORDON .J DEUBOWSKI 1437 LAMBERT ST RAHWAY MOUNTAMSDE •30 CANTON APT AT ELIZABETH NEWPROVDENCE 551 3RD AVE ELIZABETH DOROTHY EVANS STEPHANE 245 FRIAR LN GARNES KEISHSHA Y HAJDUCKO O4 EVERGREEN PKWY UMON C K CLARK SERVICE STATION CORP RARfTANROt WALNUT AV . COLEY UCHELLE DEMLO UNKNOWN CLARK • 16 SOUTH ST APT C2 EUZABETH DEMSE EVELY GLORU UNKNOWN GARHITY BEVERLY UNKNOWN HAKAKIAN SAEED 111 W ROSELLE AVE ROSEUE PAHK C M BROWN AND CO MC 100UOHMSAVE SPRMOFIELO COUCHK) THOUAS P DEMTRO TAUMY » ABERDEEN RD ELIZABETH HLLSDE WESTFIELD 306NDUNTRAL UOUNTAMSOE EVELY JAMES •STLLUANST GARRITY MARTM nocoouoocsT HALL CHRBTM Ml COURT ST EUZAKTH CT MANAGEMENT 470 JEFFERSON AVE EUZABETH COLM ESPERE DEMOSTHE 563 MAPLE AVE BOX 3373 EUZAKTH VAUXHAU SSSPURCERST HLLSDE •6 PARKER RD PLB BSMT FRONT EUZABETH MARIE EVERETT TROY 2570 SPRMOF1ELD AVE GARY JOHN HAU K 3MBELLEVLLEAV APT 15 ROSELLE CESTBONMC CE5T BON 12KSPRMOFIELDAVE NEWPROVDENCE COLLAZO OULLERUO in W JERSEY ST 2ND FL EUZABETH DEMOSTHENES JOSEPH 470 JEFFERSON AVE AP EUZAKTH 546 PENNSYLVANU AVE EUZ LEROY 720 W 2ND AVE ROSE! IF EWANT E GASKMS HALLOAY GEORGE CCULLERiCHnTY CABRERA JAJUE H «t3NEWUANPLAPT] ROSELLE COLLAZO ROSA DEUOTT 1132 SHEROAN AVE EUZAKTH EUZABETH UOUURCLPKWY ELIZABETH 1033 JEFFERSON AVE" EUZABETH RICHARD EXAVCR SOLONNE 110* ANNA STE5 GASOftEK BENJAMm 3IUAFKETST KEHLWORTH CABSREM P0B0XI041 ELIZABETH COLLMS ALLEN D MtUBERTYAVE LMON DEUOVC THOUAS c AStLEHIGHAVE LMON 1!3» FRANK ST ROSELLE OASPAR JOSE T-A ELUORA BARBECUE EiCAVA WLUE S HALLDAN RUTH 72 WESTFELD AVE APT 5030 EUZAKTH CACCAVALE JOSEPH 171TLL0TS0NRD FMWOOO COLLMS L DEUPSEY FLORENCE 652 FAIRWAY WAY UMON 1015 EUMA ST 1 EUZABETH U7PENNMaTON EUZABETH 47WOODLAN0AVE SUUUTT t EXH IZA HAUORAN MARY 110 ELMORAAVE EUZAKTH CACHA EDUARDO •21 EMMA ST EUZABETH COLON ADA L DENAVARRO AMPARO 400 ELMORAAVE ELIZABETH •6 WESTFELD AVE CLARK GASPER N FLR 1 2M OONKUN AVE HLLSDE 16I2SWOOOAVE LMDEN EYE CENTER OF CLARK PC 2ALVAS SYLVIA 14MFOXTRL UOUNTAMSOE CAFEZHC CAFEZ 2333 M0BR1S AVE UMON COLONNEUO UCHAEL 1? 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ELIZABETH FABER J K 21SNVTH KENILWORTH SPRMORELD 2017 MONTGOMERY ST RAHWAY FABRE 437 ELMORAAVE EUZABETH NJ GAVM ROBERT 25 CLARK ST HLLSDE CAHLL D F 10«7 CHARLES ST DENT UNKNOWN SLVMA 310 ORCHARD MEADOW UNION HAULTON JAUES E MOUNTAMSDE COMBE ROSAUE 1K7WBROADST SCOTCHPLAMS DOROTHY LMON UNKNOWN GAWLOWSKI CAROL 540 UC MCHAEL PL CAM JAMES M 900 CENTRAL AVE DEOCAUPO U 1136 PASSAIC AVE FAGAN PETER HAULTON KAREN Y HLLSOE NEWPROVDENCE COUUERCUL MS OF AM BOX 571 SCOTCH PLAMS LMDEN •41 EAST 14TH STAPT 20 NY NY GAY PIERRE A 117 W 3RD AVE APT B< HOSELLE IM UNDEN AVE CAM ROY M7SHERDENAVE DEPARDES 417 FAY AVE EUZABETH HAULTON ULDREO smwincLD EUZABETH COMMUNITY AUTO MS M1IPARKAVE GUTTENBERG L 300 DONALD ST PLAMFCLD OAYARA EVELYN UNKNOWN M7 B LEE8YLLE AVE CALCAONO DEBAA A 2101 ALOONOUIN DR DEPAZZA POBOX 45 KENLWORTH fAHNBUUEH BOUA HAULTON THOUAS L RAHWAY SCOTCH PLAMS COUPT0N R L •21 WOODLAND AVENUE MOUNTAMSDE CHERYL D 11 PROSPECT ST SUMMIT GAYLECO CORP CO TRIANGLE AUTO CENTR 421 SO BROAD ST CALDWEU DONALD F 52«TRMrrYPL WESTFELD DEOUESADA 5 PLYMOUTH R0 CLARK FAIROAKS HOSPITAL HAULTON V ' C EUZAKTH CONCAVAOE CVNTHU SON LANGUAGE NTERPRETER TRANSUTERATOR EUGIO UNKNOWN 1X1 WOOD AVN HOSELLE 1M0 EUZABETH AVE CALDWEU DORAETTA 33 CHERRY ST APT lot EUZABETH DERIEL ORTHO MC 255 WESTFIELD AVE APT J ELIZABETH FA1SON JEANETTE HAHWAY 2034STECHERAV UMON 5O2 EAST BROAD ST WESTFCLD OAZEvrrz ROBERT B 1IM LAKE AVE APT 16 CLARK 11 HARTHORNE RD CALDWEU THOUAS J 112 JEFFERSON AVE LMDEN CONCEPCION ABNEfl DEROSE 625 PENNSYLVANU AVE EUZABETH FALCONE UARY HAMPSTEAO CURT KENDALL PK 5S0SPRMQST ELIZABETH PETER 401 CHESTNUT STREET ROSEUE OE CAPITAL UORT O SERV INC OO UHLMAN MCHAEL POBOX 3311 UNKNOWN CALDWEU BANKER SCHLOTT UNKNOWN 310 PARK AVE SCOTCH PLAINS N DESHOMMES •41WOOOSIOE GARDEN ROSEUE PK FAURO J HAMPTON HOSPITAL CONDICO VENOMG CORP 1137RT22ECORD UOUNTAMSDE ' JACOUELI 612 ZEOLER AVE APT 10 UNDEN CANTON OH 144 ST PAUL tT CAUXTO EDWARD C-0 EXCEU SEWERt DRAIN DESLOUCHES JEAN UNKNOWN FAUENBERG ALBERT HAND REHAB PROGRAM CENTER WESTFCLD CONDON JAMES 236B SOUTH W0O0 AVE LMDEN 1M2 WESTFIELD AVE SCOTCH PLAINS GECHTBERG B 10 SHAWNEE RD CRANFORO WALBtnUARUST 11MLESST EUZABETH DESOUZA 136WILUAMSONAVE fAUON ROBERT J HANLE E C0NFM0 JC€L 502 E BROAD ST WESTFELO JOYCE x HLLSDE UNKNOWN OECKER LINDA J •2 COUNTY auB LN SPRMOFIELO 1517 STUYVESANT AV CALDCTO Run ATTNROD aCOMUERCEOR CRANFORD CONFORTI OOMNA DESROSIER HAZEL 13-HOUSTAVAVE UMON FALZO N M HANLON T J UMON 11 HDIAN RUN SCOTCH PLAMS FANT 1317 NORMAN ST HLLSDE GECZO U UNKNOWN CALLAN P 1517 FRONT STREET SCOTCH PLAINS CONGLETON CLEO 221 MYRTLE AVE SCOTCH PLAMS 553 NEWARK AVE ELIZABETH DEMSE UNION IM TLLOTSON RD FANWOOO FARIA r. 31« TROTTING RD GEKJER CHARLES (Continued on Page B12) (Coniinued on Page Bll)

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PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE (Continued from Pig Bll) PUBUC NOTICE U NORTH AVS CRANFORD MARS WLUAM 42 CLMTON ST RAHWAY MONTAONO JOAN C 132 ORCHARD ST EUZASETH JACOBSON TILLIE 1220 RAHWAY AVE WESTFIELD 1932 LONG TERRACE UMON MUtSU ALBERTO 598 NEWARK AVE RAHWAY KUPINA M aiZABETH MONTALDO P SO CHESTNUT BOX 293 ROSELLE OSELUS A M 1601 DLL AVE LMDEN JAKUBOVTT2 DEMMIS 799H9JJOERD 37SSSCONDST ruZASCTH MARSH IS COMMONWEALTH RO HUUKT 690 CMMNTV RDGE RD SPH»aFiaD RAHWAY KUPKA ANDREW DAVC KENLWORTH MONTANO ARCHMEDES C POBOX 10 136 CENRAL AVE CLARK OSTASZEWSKI JOSEPH S 301 W JERSEY ET 306 ELIZABETH JAMES PAUL A U9 E MLTON AVE 49 NORTH 9TH ST KENLWORTH MARSH 1116UVMOSTONST CATHY S.19TUTTLEPKY WESTFiaD KENLWORTH KUROWICKl DOROTHY HUGH VI ROSELLE MONTCLAW EMERO MED A S POBOX 1767 LMON OSTRICH M 25 ETON PL SPRMDnCLD JANOARINC 89D N MKXKUN AVE R UNKNOWN MARSH 25 COLT RO HANNAY t! GERARD COURT NEW PROVOENCE UNION KUROWICKI EDWARD MARSHALL SUZANN SUMMIT MONTEIROS DYNAM9C CENTER UNKNOWN EUZASETH OTERSEN SHANE M 70 EMERALD PL CLARK JANESXO JOHN •UTRAVtRSST 7 BPAARCUFF DR SCOTCH PLAINS 56PERSHMOAVE HANOPOLE 1166 LAKE AVE APT I CLARK aiZABETH KURRY W MARTM ANGELA aiZABETH MONTFORO W L 1452 MAPLE AVE HLLSDE OTOOLE JAMES J CO JOSEPH F DEMARK HANSOM KATHARME 49 DALE DR SUMMIT JANKOWSKI MARY 139J9MJNASTAPTC 60 JOHN PL HAMWHY UNKNOWN SCOTCH PLAINS KYMICK E MARTM DAVE M MONTICELLO J 259 WAVERLY PLACE EUZABETH UNKNOWN SPRMOFIELD HANKW MCHAEL 906 VALLEY ST I VAUXHAU JANSSEN MARY 2079 WESTFIELD AVENUE 720 BOULEVARD KENLWORTH POBOX 2661 ROSELLE LIJ BODY 1 FENDER WORKS MUTTM DENMS WESTFIELD MONTOYA ANCtZAR 307WJERSEYST EUZASETH OTOOLE JESSIE UNKNOWN HARBT OEOBQ€ U 115 HAZEL AVE WESTFELD JAPAN SARI TRAVELINOSTORE 119 DRAKE AVE i i n AhTT i*klC« 4WOOLEYAVE WEST END St7 EAST MLTON AVE UNION LA^ANI MUTTW EUZABETH N RAHWAY MONTDYA OMAR D 553 NEWARK WE B3 EUZASETH OTORAHMC 329WST GEORGE LMDEN HARCE OLOA UNKNOWN 33 SPENCER ST aiZABETH JARMOLOWICH M 279 PERRY AVE CHARLES 123 BfiOOE STREET ROSELLE 409 FOREST DR HUSCE LABRACIO QERTRUDE UNON MOODY THOMAS 71 NEW ENGLAND AVE SUMMIT OUDEH P 3IL0N0AV FLH2 HLLSOE 380 E WESTFIELD AVE ROSELLE PARK JARMON TUUSHA L 232 CLARK 5T O3 N BROAD ST EUZABETH MARTM 141HLBERTYAVF HARDMQ RICHARD D WESTFELD LACKS SAMUEL Minv MOON UNKNOWN OUTOfl LDU M ROGERS »VE BERKLEY HUTS UNKNOWN JARNAGM WLLIAM M U3 CARLTON RO APT »i UNKNOWN MARTM JOHN L 115 CRANE ST HIRE 0 T NEW BRUNSWICK LAP ROSELLT MOORE AUDREY L t30 BURNETT ST EUZASETH OVERLOOK HOSPITAL 66BEAUVOIRAVE SUMMT HARGROVE TAMARA 101t UNCOLN STREET LMDEN JARV1S 0ENEV1EVE 171 COMSTOCK ST ELIZABETH 0 7RALEK1HCT BERKELEY HTS MARTM LORRANE •202 CAROLYN RO LAKEUAN MAKTMBJJ UNON MOORE I A 26A FOREST DR SPRMGFCLD OVERTON ANDREA 526 WALNUT APTA5 ELIZABETH HARKMB C 9 HANSELL RD MURRAY HILL JAVU UNKNOWN I12WUTFSLDAVEB13 EUZASETH FRANK 99LMCOLNAVEE RAHWAY LALLA ASH R CRANFORD MOORE IRA L 63SERU0OST LMDEN OWENS DAVO 006RARITANRO CLARK HARUOMA SAVMOS BANK sst cam JAWOROVCH S 1197 KLINE PL ESSEX »«TH »VE APT 2-A SPRt« LAKE HTO MARTMEZ CARMEN 1036 KLSYTH RD; LIH1EN LALLEY MARY C ELIZABETH MOORE JAMES UNKNOWN OYaOLA OLANTYI 1116 ANNA ST EUZABETH UNKNOWN JAWORVICH ALEXANDER 1103 DU. AVE » DELADELAWARW E AVE UNKNKMM MARTMEZ HECTORO 331 UVMOSTONE ST HARMS DOLORES Q LALLY BERNADETTE aiZABETH MOORE W 657 KOKAND AVE WESTFCLD OZENBERGER MLTON 10 WEND AVE HARMS mOHARO W W7 BIRCHWOOD RD LINDEN JAYNES M UNKNOWN 104 NORTH AVE 0ARWOOD MARTMEZ JOHN 1205 FAIRMOLMT AVE 4 NEW PROVCENCE LAM KM S aiZABETH MOORE MC CORMACK UN 27 COMMERCE DR CRANFORO OZGA JOZEF 547 MOOLESEX ST HARPED VnWUtA A 70 CANOE BROOK PKWY SUUWT XF RESEARCH ASSOC INC «S FOURTH ST DOMMCK DSALTERST SPRMOnELO MARTINEZ JOSE S42SNDST LINDEN LAMANT1A PLAMFCLD MORABTTO MARFtSA 27 COUNTRY CLUB LAN EUZABETH OZGA THERESA 239 KERRIOAN BLVD 533 E SECOND AVE ROSELLE JOS INTERIORS KC 207 FERNWOOD TER 439 WALNUT ST ELIZABETH MAOTMEZ JUAN HARRELL UARIE 5 ELIZABETH LAMARRE HUBERT 633 GROVE ST ELIZABETH MORAES BRUNO 507 NEW YORK AVE ELIZABETH OZUNA LUIS 512 THH) AVE EUZABETH 29 CRANE CIR UNKNOWN JEAN LILA 1079JUUAST 419 SOUTH aMERSTRE WESTFIELD MUTTMEZ LUZ R HARRIS CHARLES S ELIZABETH LAMBERT E 19 LONG AVE HLLSOE MORALES ALFREDO 1037 SHEROAN AVE ELIZABETH Pt EPAINTNG 519 CHESTNUT ST ROSELLE 16 CRAWFORD ST EA5T ORANGE JEAN MARIE M 446 WALNUT S* 121 BEECH AVT AVAENU FANWOOO MUTTMO C HARMS HERBERT RAHWAY LAMBERT J E 112 NORTH MCHKUN KENLWORTH MORALES DORS 1019 JERSEY ST EUZABETH PA R S 77 WALNUT AVENUE CRANFORO 4 MADOAKFT SOUTHWYCK VILLAGE JEAN MAX H 271 WILLIAM ST 1524 OREOORY AVE UNKM UMTTMS ARMEMO HARRIS IRENE ELIZABETH LANDS AUOREY 1409 LEXMGTON PL aiZABETH MORALES JULIAN 348 FARLEY AVE SCOTCH PLAMS PACHAS PEDRO 14 STILES RR! EUZABETH SCOTCH PLAINS JEAN LOUIS EDNER 1«4 STILES ST NORMAN I524 0REOORYAVE UNON otUTTMS LNDA p LANDS 243 PWE STREET aiZABETH MORALES MONTY 578 GRAND AVE LEOMA PACHECO coNSuao 12» CHITON ST APT a EUZABETH UNKNOWN JEAN LOUIS JEAMNA UNKNOWN A POBOX 062 CRANFORD HARRIS JOAN A ELIZABETH LANDT UNKNOWN MORALES NELL! I UNKNOWN EUZASETH PACKER B 49 SUNSET DRIVE SUMMIT 417 BARTLETT ST ROSELLE JEAN LUC DESIARDINS 904 MADISON AVE UNKNOWN 1620 S WOOD AVE 2F LMDEN MARLENE HARRIS MARY LINOEN LANGENFELD MIECZYS UNKNOWN MORALES PEOQY 40MECKESST SPRMOFIELD PACKER E L POBOX 1409 PLAMFCLD 4 MAODAKFT SOUTHWYCK VILLAGE JEANNOT SAMUEL 1106 CHARLES S* 19ASHWO00AVE SUMMIT HARRIS PHILUP ELIZABETH LAPERUTA 23 MERCER RD MORALEZ JUAN 471 MADSCN AVE EUZASETH PACTOINC 525 FULTON ST EUZABETH SCOTCH PLAINS JEANPAUL WMSER 19PKORYPL A~-f'C LAPOLLA ANTHONY 056 CHESTNUT ST LMON 11201 S WOCC AVE LINDEN UNKNOWN UMON UNKNOWN MORAN MARY C 8 PARK ST CLARK PADFCLD K S I9GENESEETRL WESTFCLD HARRISON DELIA 405 GRIER AVE ELIZABETH JEANPIERRE MULLERY LAPORTO JOSEPH S9 2ND AVE GARWO0D UNKNOWN ?» BROAD ST EUZABETH MORAN MARY P 871 BONO ST EUZABETH PADULLES JORGE 360 S BROAD ST EUZABETH HARRSON ERIC 1499 LESLIE ST HUSDE JEDtNY JOHN 0 LARACUENTE ANA L POBOX HOC PLAHFIELD 12 DECKER AVENUE aiZABETH 847 GARDEN STREET aiZABETH MORDASEWICZ ANNA IMSLVERAVE HLLSOE PAGAN WLUAM 123LAURaAVE UMON HARRISON UARK 41 FERNOALE DR BERKAEY HEIGHT JEKa GRACE LARACUENTE JUUO MARIE 9 JOURNAL SO 6 JERSEY CITY M WOLF PI HLLSOE 37 VALLEY VIEW VE SUMMIT MORELL 3RD H UNKNOWN PAGE H R 236 WALNUT AVE CRANFORO HARRISON PATRICK I 92 GRANT ST 1ST FLR CRANFORD JEMISON ERIC 5GARAOEMC 1723 NEVADA ST WESTFSLD LARK 5O9UNCASAVE ROSeLLE BOX 1008 aiZABETH MORENO ANTOMO 728 VAN BUREN AVE EUZABETH PAIGE LEVERN 221 CLARK ST HLLSOE HARTER WILLIAM 104 COLT RO SUUUiT \ JEN C VEROMCA PALL 1411 CORNELL PL UNION LARKM 36 3RD ST2 EUZASETH 302 MONMOUTH AVE DEAL MORENO TERESA UNKNOWN PAIVA PEDRO 915 JACKSON AVE EUZASETH HARTFORD INSURANCE II COMMERCE DR CRANFORD JENKINS LARRAURI ESTHER AA BAY WAY AVE ELIZABETH POBOX 2124 WESTFIELD UNKNOWN MORGAN BROWNE 744 BROAD ST NEWARK PAJECKl ANDRZEJ 271 STLES ST aiZABETH HARTH N UNKNOWN JENNIFER ROBERT S LARSEN LOUIS A 436 SHEROAN AVE ROSELLE PARK 449 FIRST AVE aiZABETH MOR0AN CHRISTOPHER E 081 FOREST AVE WESTFCLD PALAC1OS 713VANBURENAVE aiZABETH 1 ARCHER LANE SCOTCH PLAINS JENSEN VIOLA LARYEA JOSEPH POBOX 5097 HLLSOE HARTNETT LUCY V UNION 671 LMON AVE MORGAN MARJOPJE 632 SALEM AVE EUZASETH PALANGC VERNON L 924 OARDEN ST APT : UWON 29 W ELIZABETH APT i LINDEN JEROME NORFLET AND 1509 BURNET AVE LASALLE TALMAN HOME MORTGAQE SS9 PLC 4242 NORTH HARLEM AVENUE KENLWORTH HARVEY ELIZABETH RATWWAY UNKNOWN MORGAN PAUL POBOX 700 CRANFORD PALEXAR3S UNKNOWN 170 CATHERINE ST EUZEBETH JETTER J 1191 MAM APT 10. LASER MEDICAL CE 915 SALEM AVE ELIZABETH HASTMOS EARTHA G u UNION S C LMKNOWN MORIARTY DONALD 20 PROSPECT WJ. AVE SUMUT PALM j a 2215 N WOOD AVE LMOEN 20 HOLES DR KENLWOHTH JOVtLHY HlUIOflY OU F LC 1 i72i t MOHHis Avt t *:: PO BOX 703 SCOTCH PLAMS NAUO DC CA5T1N0 CORP ELIZABETN LASER TRANSPORTATION FRANKLIN MORTTZ MARTME «T> PROSPECT ST PALETTO CATHERME M 325 BENDER AVE ROSELLE PK 9 CLEARVIEW DR SLWT JUENEZ RAMON 327 UVWGSTOS S* 245 PEMBROCK ROAD MOUNTAMSOE 1966 MORRISON AVE UNON WESTFCLD HAUGH ELEANOR LAS1EWSKI E B A 825 LARCH ST PALLUZS CAROLYN A 571 RICHFIELD AVE KENLWORTH UNKNOWN JOCOX MORGAN E UNKNOWN 062 MONTGOMERY ST aiZABETH 634 FLORA AVE aiZABETH MORTTZ PATHICU ROSELLE PK HAJQH R MURRAY HILL LATEK ZBION1EW FaOANO PALMA OBE1A5 A 214 FULTON ST ELIZABETH 230 E GRAND AVE APT 2A RAHWAY JOFFE J J 3 MURRAY HILL SC 39C0L0MALDR CLARK 275TRUMBUUST EUZABETH 133WASHMGTON 5T WESTFCLD MAUSER GLORIA LMON LATHAM C ELEEN PALMAO1SS0 MC 230 MLTON AVE UNION 39 WATSON AVE ELIZABETH JOHNSEN OLOA 40S PUTNAM RD 235 N9TH ST 1 KENLWORTH 360OnENDACR WESTFIELD U0RN94G CATHERNE POBOX 9439 EUZABETH ROBtHi SUMMIT LATRONC0 MARCUS A VMCENT PALMER GABRia UNKNOWN 39 WATSON AVE 2 A ELIZABETH JOHNSON BRUCE 17OLEN OAKS *Vt 592 WALNUT ST aiZABETH 901 SPRUCE ST ROSELL MORREL SHERRYL 339 FARLEY AVE SCOTCH PLAMS HAUSUAN ROBERT 12B3 BROADWAY AVE HLLSOE LAUBE LEODE DAVC PALMER MARTHA 156 WESTFCLD AVE EUZABETH 370 HUNTER AVE SCOTCH PLAINS JOHNSON EUGENE 15I0NBROA0IS10NBROAOSTAPTAS 3 HLLSOE 771 APPLETREE LN MOUNTAMSOE MORRERO SCMA 714 THOMAS ST EUZABETH HAWWNS KHAN C 1911 BOYNTONA^t WESTFSLD LAWSON SARA ALFRED PALMER MKXAa W 492 HAMLTON STREET APT F RAHWAT UNKNOWN JOHNSON FLORENCE E 201 HUDSON PL UMON MORRIS COHEN 055 S SPRMOFCLD SPRMOFCLD HATQEN OARY L c RAHWAY LAZENBT PURVIS 1909 » WOOD AVE LNDEN L p JOHNSON FLORENCE E 200 E MB.TON AVE * " N 40t 1079 SADDLE BRK RD MOUHTAMSOE MORRS PH9LUP 100 WALNUT AVE CLARK PALMER 319 EAST JERSEY STRE EUZABETH ALFONSO UNKNOWN aiZABETH LEANDK) LEVI 407 E JERSEY ST EUZABETH 1 SMTTHS- ELIZABETH WLLIAM 53 STONE RDGE OR SUMMIT MORRISON ANDREW 4» HIGHLANDS AVE SPRMOFELD PALUMBO R 6WHTTEPL CLARK HATES RONALD L 1MB aiZABETH FR wrytp aiZABETH JOHNSON GREGORY 51 WATSON AVt EVEROY 27"'W2NDAVE ROSELLE PANAGtOTARAKOS DEMEDRKS LMKNOWN 2716 ANDREW TERR LMONNJ HAYES WILLIAM B POBOX 131? NEWARK LEBLANC COLH 1016 PROSPECT ST DEE ELIZABETH JOHNSON JAUES 43 19TH AVE 14 YALE TER UNDEN MORROON • OAL t HAMPTON Si CRAWKJWB HAYWARD UFO CC UNKNOWN LEBRON iIVAN 328 BONO ST NEWARK UAPJA ELIZABETH JOHNSON JAMES R 12OLBERTY4VE WESTFKLD 458 RAHWAY AVE 2J EUZABETH MORRISON LORNA 47 MAPLE ST BOX 500 SUMMTT PANDAIR FREIGHT MC 1240 CENTRAL AV HLLSOE HATWOOO POOL PRODUCTS BOX 19 LECHER CHARLES HC 407 PARK AVE SCOTCH PLAMS RFOOOTOWNS FANWOOO JOHNSON J9*i1E P0B0X4C' 5PRMGFIELD 661 NEWARK AVE EUZABETH MORRISON M 1930 0AKWOOD PKWr LMON PANELLAS LMKNOWN HAZARD E 317 WESTFIELD RD HERBERT 2065 MOUNTAN AVE SCOTCH PLAMS SPfllNGFIELC ... JOHNSON KEITH 131 BALEY AVE LEE 619 BENSON PL WESTFIELD MORRSON R 313 NORTHVCW TERR SPRMOFCLD PANGABO UNKNOWN HEALTH NETWORKS MC 05 SPRMGFCLD AVE STE 30fi . ROBERT 524 MORRIS AVE EUZABETH ELIZABETH JOHNSON 11 MAY RERKACE VALTXHAU LEE aWYZA 596 PENNSLYVAMA AVE ELIZABETH MORROW FRANK 15 HERITAGE LANEVE SCOTCH PLAMS PANIAOUA MARIA 36SSTHST EUZABETH HEALTMSE RAKUTT POBOX 1813 KHBERLY a SCOTCH PLAINS THERESA LMKNOWN OTTOWAONT SUMUIT JOHNSON LOUOUTTA 141 AVE _LEE J 252 HOLLYWOOD AVE HLLSOE MORROW V 650 APTK2 EUZABETH 2ANKX1 JOHN 320 KENLWORTH BLV KENLWORTH HECHT SHERRON 55 WOODLAND AVE ELIZABETH MARY DUNCAN HLLS4H WE5TWO00 JOHNSON MARVX 270 2NDAVE LEEMMG JOHN OO SUMMIT BANK MOSCARrrOLC1 D 357 WASHMGTON AVE EUZABETH PANIN JOHN 966 GRAND VCW AVE UNION HECK 1 W08 HARDING AVE UNION BETTY 106 N WOOD AVE LMOEN JOHNSON PATRICIA 364 TOWERS' VAUXHAU LEOOETT MOSCOTE FLEROA M 1404 LEXMGTON PL EUZASETH PANNULLO LMKNOWN HECTOR LOUIS J 365 SPRNGFIELD AVE BERKLEY HEIGHTS 116W17THST UNDEN 135 JEFFERSON AVE EUZABETH JOHNSON ROBERT L 2719 VAUXHALL RCUC LMON LEGOETT LORI MOSKOVKX MERAV 1221 MAOIE AVE UMON PANTCUA A 476 MONROE AVE ELIZABETH HEETEP. TERR] 1272 BISCAYNE BLVD UNION 17 WOODLAND AVE FANWOOO 517SrTHST ELIZABETH JOHNSON SHARON ? 433 CATHERINE S" ELJZABE'H LEHMANN ALEC 373 ACACIA RD SCOTCH PLAINS MOSKOwrrz H D 5389 WESTFlEtD AVE CLARK PANZANO DANCL 272 KEARNEY AVE RAHWAY MEFtERAN ONAFLEEN POBOX 664 LE8OWTTZ 1201 BLAZO TERRACE MOUNTAMSOE LKDEN JOHNSON 5HRONDA 1430 STANLEY TEW" HLLSOE LMKNOWN MOSLEY ROYCE 81 WLUAMSON AVE HLLSOE PAONE KJMBERLEE - A 4 CARDMALCT BERKELEY HTS HEGEDuS DARA 1519 SUMUT TERRACE R D HBEAUVOn AVENUE SUMMTrHJ JOHNSON SUSAN C 7 GREEN COUFT CRANFORD LECHTE WJ 1497 UMON MOSLEY WILUE PAPADOPOLLOS A 320 APT 24 EUZABETH HEORCH RAUL 733 JEFFERSON AVENUE ELIZABETH JOANNE 109 HAWTHORNE ST ROSELLE PARK JOHNSON TROY 1141 HAND PL AP" TT NEWARK LEIKAUSKAS WILLIE H 549 JACKSON AVE EUZABETH MOTOROLA POBOX 13609 NEWARK PAPANDREA P A 229 HCKORT AVE GARWOOO HENK£L£ VEUA LMKNOWN ROLANDO C 60S MAPLE AVE aiZABETH JOHNSON YOLANDA D 3839 MORREu S~ EUZABETH LErvA EDWARD MOUSSAIEFF T EUZABETH PAPA2X3N CYNTHIA UNKNOWN HENOLD WUJAM 1312 BARBARA AVE UNION WBLOOMMGOALEAVE CRANFORO 12BANK ST SUMUIT 520 WESTFIELD AVE JOHNSON YVETTE 14KM&L0RE MNR ELIZABETH LEMKE GLENDA G MOY » LMON AVE PAPERA KATHLEEN 103 S WOOD AVE HELENE FULD CARDOLO POBOX 1627 aiZABETH UNKNOWN CO LNDA J BARKSOALE ADMN ROSE HLLSOE JOHNSON-WLBURN PAULETTA 262 SCOTCHP-JINS AVE WESTFCLD LENDER KAREN 332 FLP • RT PAPETTl A 219 SURREY RD HliSOE HELLEBRAJC OEOROE 92ORARTTANRD SCOTCH PLA'NS 1561 WYMDM0OR AVE HLLSOE MOYE B HLLSOE ELIZABETH LEO V 52 SKYLARK PLACE CLARK PARENT1 M9CE SCOTCH PLAMS 9MJNSEEDR CRANFORD JOLICOEU SOIMENE 1121 HAMPTON P. ANTHONY P 100 W WESTFIELD AVE ROSELLE PARK MOZDZCRZ JEAN A 445 MAPLE AVE RAHWAY 2279 JERSEY AV HELLENBRECHT U ELIZABETH LEON OABRia A 600 N BROAD STAPT 10 BLDO ELIZABETH RAHWAY JOLIEN LOUIS B 65 PARKER FC JEAN u UNKNOWN MR GOAOUM SARATVA UNKNOWN HLLSOE PAR! IFUA 249 MORRIS AVE SUUMTT HELMS JESSIE POBOX 1544 ELIZABETH N M 650 W GRAND ST ELIZABETH JONOAR DEVELOPERS LMKNOWN LEON EILEEN MJCHMORE EDWARD R 101 DORSET D» CLARK PARIKH SUNH K 1363 OMAHA DR UNION t«UPSTEAD W 2O6COMLVRC LNCOLNPARK 111 PITT RO SPRMQF1ELD 1659 EST GEORGES AV APT 23 LMDEN TOMERTZAVE HLLSOE LEONARD ALICE MJCXE WLUAM E 1371 CHAPEL HILL RC MOUTAMSOE PARK JONG 926AL°MEDR TEANECK HEMOCL 5 7BROWNTEP. CRANFORD JONES ALICE " 2500 RED ST 22 LMON UNKNOWN JONES BARBARA. POSOXV^ WESTFIELD LEONE ALBERT B HELEN MUELLER UNKNOWN PARK KYUNG 565 NEWARK AVE 2G ELIZABETH HENDERSON UNKNOWN RATTLE ST WOOOCREST E55EX A 8TH AVE APT 1 -A SPRMO LAKE HG" JONES BRYCEA 21 GROVE S" ELIZABETH LEPINE LAURA JOHN MUHAMMAD MRSNS 7723 VAUXHAU ROAD UMON PARX YOUNG M MUHLENBERG HOSPTAL HENNESSEY EUZABETH UNKNOWN 615 SUMMER ST ELIZABETH E OSFAHHlUDfi WESTFiaD CURKE JONES CAROL • 75 CL£NDE>«T AVE AP- 1: JERSEY CITY LEPMSK1 MATTHEW HELEN MUHLENBERG HOSPITAL PARK AVE PLAMFCLD RUNDOLPHROAD PLAMFCLD HENNESSY MCHAEL K 1220 LAKE AVE APT ll 546 MORRISTOWM RD LNDEN 929BEVERLYDR WESTFIELD JONES CHARLSEY 271 MON'CLAIR AVE VAUXHALL ' LEPORMO FRANK HELEN MLLHOLLANO LMKNOWN PARKER GENE 1510 NBROAD ST6A HLLSOE HENRY JOHN S21HUSSAST LNOEN SPRMQFELD C 506 ALEXANDER AVE UNDEN DOROTHY 1111 MAf* ST A" 6^ RAHWA* LERMAN ULUAN 30ATROYDR MULLER F L 842 SALEM RD LMON PARKER JUANTA 1 OX OLIVE STREET aZABETH HENRY ROGER TRAOMO MC 308 MORRIS AVE ELIZABETH JONES I ANNIE B 44 CLARK ST HILLSIDE a B2C THOMPSON Al HOSL LERUAN RUTH 792 E 3RD AVE ROSELLE PARKE HUNT INC CO VALVANO MS AGCY HEHBfcHI GWENDOLYN S B36MAJNST UNION JONES EDWARD i ELUS UNKNOWN MJLTICARE 1445 RARTTAN R^ CLARK 1541SCHLEYST HLLSOE LESSMER STEVEN 8CONNECTICLrr5T CRANFORO PO BOX1100 16 W ELIZABETH AVE LMOEN HERBERT TRACT 290 WILLIAMS ST aAHVUY JONES GEORGE FRANK OOAMNE ADAMS MLLVANEY FRANCIS 656 DORIAN RD WESTFCLD 141 E 2ND AVE ROSELLE E 624 WLLOW GROVE RD WESTOELD PARRA MERCEDES KELMWOODAVE UNION HEPJCART OEORQE K 231 E WESTFIELD AVE ROSELLE P» JONES HARRY ; LESTER 2059 WESTFIELD AVE SCOTCH PLAMS N MULVANEY SEAN R 656 DORIAN RD WESTFELD CROCKS D= RD ! BC> «" EAST STR0UDS8JR LEVENBACH GEORGE 229 UMON AVE NEW PROVDENCE UNKNOWN PARTKA A UNKNOWN HERUAN K 2152 ELIZABETH AVE RAMVttY JONES LEONARD SUSAN 14 VSTALN NEWPROVOENCE MLMOT STELLA PC BO 4M LMOEh LEVME • DIANA W 1160 CELLAR AVE CLARK 46 DEHART PL APT &i PARVA MANUAL S 611 MEADOW ST RCSEUE HERMAN HERZ AGENCY , 136 CENTRAL AVE POBOJK CLARK JONES LOHON i PAUL e POBOX 1005 RAHWAY MJNERA RODRcb ELIZABETH 'JN1ON LEVINE SANFORD 660 FLORAL AVE UMON 425R0BMSST PASOOAL REMALDO 5HLLDALEPL HLLSOE HERMANN GERTRUDE t 39 FAIR HLL RD WESTFIELC JONES LOUIS. K DAISY ALEXANDER 1 ALEXANDER Of NJ MLMZ LUIS F ROSELLE LEVY BARBARA B 554 WEST MINSTER AVE EUZABETH 105 GARDEN ST PASTC* ROBERT J 575 FOREST RD SCOTCH PLAMS HERMANN JESSE 539 SUMVATT AVE WESTFiEiZ JONES LOUVERIKA 1290 WALL ST WEST LTHDHURST MJNOZ ANGa EUZABETH RAHWA* LEVY STUART J 90 MORRS AVENUE SPRMSFKLD 19A WALNUT ST HERMANS S 73E NEW ENGLAND AVE SUUU.T JONES ROBERT 39' MAIS S- PC BD> M I17HLLCRE5TAV suMarr MJNOZ DMAS 041 RESECEA P-. EUZABETH PASTRAN0 CARMEN LINDEN BRENDA 1227 E FRONT ST91B PLAM3ELD H PASZAMANT MARGARET PLAMFLED NURSMG HOME HERME-E MALCOLM 2333 MORRIS AVE UNION JORDAN HELEN LEWIS RICHARD 1949 PATERSON ST RAHWAT MJNOZ PEDRO UNKNOWN EUZABETH JOE C 445 CATHERME ST EUZABETH 1340 PARK AVE HERMEZA LLHS 2500 E EDGAB RD LKOEN JORDAN ROBE"" LEWIS CYNTHIA L 1078 SPRMGFIELD AVE NEWPROVOENCE MJNOZ VfcJAA 35 ATLANTIC ST EUZABETH ELIZABETH LEWIS SARAH 266 S ORANGE AVE NEWARK 750NBROADST PATa RAMANBHAi 224 EAST JERSEY STREET EUZABETH HERNANDEZ ANGEL 315 GRIER AVE JORGE HECTOR 43; WE5- jR WLUAU J 1497 WESTMMSTEP. RD UMON MURASKM MARTHA ELIZABETH HILSOE LEWY M 817 TRAVERS STREET LMON J PATa THAKOR B 40 MYRTLE ST CRANFORD HERNANDEZ ETXARDO 413EUZABETST JOSEPH MGa 5C WO-= ^ JAMCE 051 N BROAD ST aiZABETH UURDCO 239 CENTRAL AVENUE MOLMTAMSC MATTHEW J 336 ELMORAAVE aiZABETH RATERNC I - 11? MONROE ST ROSELLE HERNANDEZ FABC LMKNOWN JOSEP* CHIARELLO CC 3- WUCE= RT E-2ABETH LEYS MAJORS 71 N GLENWOOD RD FANWOOD MURDOCK E 35 COTTAGE ST BERKELEY HGHTS LCHTENBERG 54 MORRIS AVENUE SPRMOFCLD PATH 0 D UNKNOWN HERNANDEZ ME5 309 RCHFORD TE" LNDEN JDST JACOUELY\ ROSSELE LYNETTE E 10O8 BOND ST aiZABETH MURLL0 O 1071 LEDGEW0O0 ROAD MOUNTAMSOE UEBESK1ND D U 1 DOGWOOD TERR SPRMOFCLD S3 WESLEY CT PATHASSO BARD 777 WALNUT AVENUE CRAWORC HERNANDEZ ROSARIC EUZABETH JOUBER- BONAFC GLENDA G 1581 WYNDMOORAVE HLLSlOE MURPHY MARY NEWPROVOENCE ELIZABETH U.IENTHAL H 1224 SLEEPY HOLLOW -• SCOTCH PLAMS MJRPHY .RITA 524 MUREL PARKWAY EUTABETH PATHOLOGY ASSOC C* SUMMT P« POBOX 1329 CRANFORD HERNANDEZ WLSON K> E WESTFIELD AVE ROSELLE P»W< JOYNER J W J 10 LOWELL AVE SUW4TT LU UYONG UNKNOWN MJRRAY MARK PATO ISABa M 196BALTMOREAVE HLLSOE HERNDON UALJSA 312 PARK ST WESTHELT JOYNER MCHAE. LMKNOWN 1034 MORRIS ST ROS£LLE UNKM LU YUNG 352 OREEMMAft DR LMON PA~RC ABAN! 7ACOLFAXAVE acicFii F PARK HERNEZ NKKJ . 32AMRUALAG MANOR aiZABETH JUSAN H CHARLES 41A DUNCAN HILL WESTFELD MJSSAY GEORGE 549 JEFFERSON AVE UMON LMEIRA D4ANA 230EWESTRCLDAVE ROSELLE PARK PATTERSON ANGELA 133 E STH AV AP- 3- ROSELLE HERRMANN REST 433UOENAVE aiZABETH JUDGE ERVf. ROSELLE M R 320 S BROAD ST ELIZABETH MJSL RICHARD - 90 HANSELL RD NEWPROVOENCE LtAJUCC NORMA 363PRMCETONAVE RAHWAY 2611 KATHLEEN TFO PATTERSON WANDA V 40 STLES ST SPRMGFtaX HERRNA ELSEBC LJK NORWOOD TERRACE EUZABETH JUNG MARCa > " A.-tV.E JOSEPH E 104 PARK AVE EUZABETH MUSKAT LOR: " UMON LINDEN GARDENS 25 W ELIZABETH AVE UNOEN PAUL DIANA M LMO93WN HERSCH CAROL 715 W9AAANAVE RAHWAY JLTHAN RAJ. = 3;: WES-^S^; A.T ANN M 67MSHST NEWPROVOENCE MJSLIN SAAIAIGAH 505 NEWARK S" ELIZABETH LNDEN LJOUORS MC 442 SPRMOFIELD AVE BERKELEY HEIG PAUL STAMJIY E XXN1STHST KENLWORTH HERSCH JOSEW 715 WEST MAAN AVE RAHWAY 'f ROSf "ERR CLARK T 2H1HOHST UNON MJZAS 318 WEST DLOLEY AVE JJZEFYK LNDEN V W DODGE UNKNOWN UNDEN wmnur PAUL TONYA SO9ZEOLERAVEFL2 UNDEN HERSH W 614 WLLOW STREET CRANFORD 2O3T MORR'S »VE LWION K 105 E WESTFEILD AVE ROSELLE PARK N BRNS SHOP PLZ ASSOC 1640 VAUXHAU PC UMON K TAVERN INC LNDORE RANDOLPH ltSMUNNAVE EORANOE PALAC MARIA G 749 JACKSON AVE ELIZABETH HERTZEL FRANCES J 74 WILOUOHBY RC WNW0CC KAGAN JNKVJWS KATHLEEN 202 FLORAL STREET ROSELLE NAGENGAST M 22 WEST BROOK R: WESTFCLD E_ZABET- LPOfTT DAWN E LMKNOWN PAWELEK AUCU 042 PENNSYLWMAAVE ELIZABETH HERZBERO STEVEN Z»EWESTWELD«VE HO5ELLE "AW KAHYAOG40 ARTOC '.IT MAD3DN A.I VIRGJNIA 121 BALEY AVE HLLSOE NAKHLA SAMIR G MD SAMIR C 430 MORRIS AVE aEABETH TOAK«0tY BEmBfYHEOHT PAWLICXi H 292 FTTZPATRCK HESS ELLEN C MANOR AVE CRANFORC KAINOW-2 DAVC 6 »ER~AiE-V JPSCOMB MAHAUA ELLEN UNKNOWN ntSEKJAAIMST CRANW0RDNJ NAKLA S G. 4X MORRIS AVE EUZABETH 115 GRANT AVENUE NEWPROVDENCE PATNE-SLANKS « 10B2P>TEfaON5T FLR 3 HETZEL WLUAM T 111 ORCHARD LN BERKLEY HCTS KAJ LWKM0WN LIPSON R H 643 PARK AVE EUZABETH NALCO CHEMCAL CO MC CAREOFBARBR* 202 MORRS AVE EUZASETH PEARSAUL 1 FRANKENBACH 53 CARDMAL DR PO BOX 203" WESTFCLD HETZKE ROBERT S> CROMWELL CT BERKELEY HGTS KAKEWOOC W-HOLOG JNKW0WS LIRIST1S GEOROOS 549 PARK AVE SCOTCH PLAMS 100 MORRIS AVE SPRMOFCLD CRANFORC PEARSON S 7MALANGACT SCOTCH PLAMS HEVUAN 1 1115 MANOR DR'VE UNON KA^TNECKAR 6 ! 4" SC C-ESTV1.- S- WESTFIELT LSSNER MPCY I CONNECTICUT ST 905 LEIGH DR NAMARACA R D 700 NORTH BROAD S" EUZABETH N. WESTFCLD PECWEP DRAGAN 1J7 SPRMGFCLD AVE SUM4TT HEYUANN CARLOS 2U91SLEEPL aiZABETH KANE DONE A 3«i OARirv:r» D= SCOTCH PJ LfTTELL ALICE M UNKNOWN LMKNOWN NAMCJNG KLM 629 CUMBERLAND 5~ WESTFCLD PECK C J 115 PME GROVE AVE HCKEY SEAN T 209 NO SCOTCH PLAINS AVE WESTF1ELE KANENGISOR BEVERLEE LITTLE LORRAINE POBOX 901 ELIZABETH 978 PARK AVE 1 aiZABETH NANFR1A J 1470 CAMPBELL r RAHWAY PEDiATRfC RAHWAY 1053 WESTFCLD AVE IV NJ 92CV»LLEYR0 CLARK 2ANSAS PACKING 4K -JO.3" AVEWJt CRANFORC LITVMCHUK 1549 FRANKLM ST CLARK 690 VUAGE GREEN NARAME EUGENE 9 WATSON AVE EUZABETH WESTFIELD PEDRAZA RAMON 715MAOSONAVE ELIZABETH HO SANDI 494 4THAVE GAHWOCC KANTOC F •2 ZZ—A3E JLNE LfTZINGER RAYMOND 414 WESTFCLD AVE WESTF1EL0 320 E SECOND AVE NARANJ0 JORGE 101 WESTFELD AVE ROSELLE PAP* ROSELLE PEDRO JOSE L 540 SECOND AVE EUZABETH HUH TECH MOWERS 04UWONST RAHWAY KAPLAN NANO rx COR£_ AVE CANWCOC LKB MSTRUMENTS MC 27 MADISON AV RARAMUS 1662 RUTHERFORD ST RAHWAY NASH LAURA LMKNOWN PEEBLES MARY B 875 RARTTAN RD A"" 31 CLARK HLARCZYK HENRY 5 201 HKXORY AVE GARWOCC KAPSCAD- R0NA-: R£ -^»E» AVE A~ K3 JN1ON LLOYD ANTHONY SMBaCHDR ROSELLE 120EPRCEST NATDNAL BEAUTY SPLY 100 N WOOD AVE LMDEN LMDEN PEEBLES REGMALD A 2790VAUXAURD UNO) HURCZYI MART T 201 HICKORY AVE GARWCOD KARAMCHANDAN. *~. ;—• ^a^uAh s* HLLSOE LOENSER CHARLES 19S19THST KENLWORTH 936 MCCANDUSS PL LMDEN NATCNAL HEALTH LAB 271 SHETFCLD r MOUNTAMSOE PEUXGRNO S J I54BALTHRALAVE HLBRANOT F 133 N UTH ST KENLWORTH KARLOW1CZ \ 1. :•• .cc.s- s- ROSE—E RAR« LOEWY GABRIEL 376 WLUAMSON ST EUZABETH POBOX 2523 EUZABETH NATIONAL STATE BANK 401 PARK AVE UNDE* UNKNOWN PFi I FR R LMKNOWN HU. CUVXf I «0 FOREST COUO* UOJNTAINSOE SPRGF-.: LOFOU1S- ESTHER KNEW ENGLAND AVE SUMMIT 39 YOUNG AVE HLLSDE NATOU NATTA ROSELLE PARK PELLITTER! CHRISTME 339 SEMMARY AVE RAHWAY HLL LJNOA R 950 w GAAMD ST ATT 3: aiZABETH tOFT POBOXOO" HLLSOE MUREL > 610WALNUTS- TMO9O9S 821 JERSEY AVE EUZABETH HLL RCMARO 2J0SUMNERAVE PLAMF1EL2 -V s BROAD S' t ELIZABETH LOHMAN EUGENE IIOEOOBSONST LMOEN 722 BLVD WtSTBELD 714M£PM6Jfc4wfc »i •. •• £AOACQflS -r liArMONO NAUGIN E 163 WESTFELD AVENUE EUZABETH HU ROBERT E 14O FOREST CT MOUNTAMSCE UNO. LOMBARD STEPHEN 4S9MORRSAVE SPRMOFCLD LMKNOWN 210 NORTH 24TH STREE KENLWORTH PENA ROSEU 1SEPRICEST HLL VALERIE M 409 CHESTNUT ST 113 ROSELLE 1MNEJCLCAVE LONDA ELSIE 447 WE5TUMSTER AVE EUZABETH UNKNOWN NAUYO BERNARD LMDEN PENCAK MARY 301 W CURTIS ST L>OEN V HLL WALTER 1209 MAX RAHWAY JNKNOWS LONDONC LUZ 775 N BROAD ST EUZABETH 40HLLCRE5TDR CLARK NAVAL 425 ROSEHLL PLACE ELIZABETH PENN WCHAa A 7R0OSEVaTAVE FANWOOD ELIZABETH HLL WtLBERT 1490 WITHERSPCON ST RAHWAY KATOORrrs JOHN •15 ORCHARD ST LONG DAVC S 307WSTNPS0NAVE UNDEN 15E2OTHST LNDEN NAVAS GERMANCC TitTHOMASST PEOTTERS AUTO BOOT 517 SPRMOFELC AVE EUZABETH HLL CITY NEWS SERVICE BOX 545 SUMMIT KATJ ARTHUR '. 36 CORIE— AVc FANWOOC LONG HYUNDA: U LMKNOWN 721 MCOLLONAY P. LNDEN NAZARETH KEVM K 102 KENT PLACE BLVD SUMWT PEPTO EDITHA A 924 EAST JERSEY ROSELLE PARK HLLSlOE SUPERS AVER 1303 N BROAD S* HILSOE KAWAKAM TOSHiC » D EJ( STREE* SUMM- LONGAC0 140 MAPLE ST NEWPROVOENCE PETER 314 1ST ST WESTFIELD NAZZARS JA 5O7SEUCLCAV WESTFCLD PEPPER ADaiNE E 10 DCOLFAI MANOR HUES JEFFREY 1477 ORCHARD TERR HUS10E KAWCZYNSK 3^ CRAN=ORC TERR CRANFOR; LONGMORE WAYNE OO OVERLOOK HOSPTTA. JUAMTTA 119SPARK ST ELIZABETH NEALS J A 1OJ COUNTRY CLUB LA SCOTCH PLAINS PERANTES J 449 THH) AV FVB EUZABETH 1455 GREGORY »y f.c HLLSOE 193 MORRIS AVENUt - SUMUfT SANDRA NEEDELL DAVID PERCARO JOE 539 BERNARD AVE LMDEN HNSON JOHN UNION KAV A*AN 557 CLEVELAND AVE APT 3 LNDEN 971 JACQUES ST RAHWAY 247 ORCHARD S~ I" 9 ISHARTPLACE LMON MADEUNE APT 7A, 224 PROSPECT S* NEGRON ANDRES PEREIRA ADELAOA 1077 FENN STREET EUZABETH HIRA G ELIZABETH KA» BERNr^ WESTFCLD •11 LEO ST HLLSDE KRSCHSERQ. A UNKNOWN KA- 'RANSPGWTINC ELSA 929 (WOVE STREET aiZABETH MARY 2240 MOUNTAIN AVE SC0UTCH_PLA«5 NEGRON NrrzA u 1443 LEXMGTON PL aiZABETH PEREIRA ANDREW 742 VAN BUREN AVE EUZABETH KSPAWC PASTORAL CTR 920 KAYE GAR" ?' S •J*iiC*' A.E MARJt W 990 CROSS AVE EUZABETH HELEN 608 N STLES ST LMDEN NEHEMIAH SHELA 1165 FRONT ST SCOTCH PLAINS PEREIRA OAUO S 1062 FANNY ST EUZABETH HITCH JUOIANNE UNKNOWN KAYES SOB E 3RT AVE CARL O5 639 WESTFCL0 AVE FLR 2 REAR EUZABETH MARTM L 633MAYE ST WESTFIELD NEHMER M S 2333 MORRIS AVE STE UMONNJ PEREIRA JOSE 1134 LOUISA STREET EUZABETH 91 OAKWOOODR NEW PROVIDENCE KAZALA FLOREX 42; CO-ONJk. A.'E JNI0N LOPEZ DOMMGC 111 FULTON FLR ' EUZ UNKNOWN NELL ETHEL M 640MAGJEAVE ELIZABETH PEREIRA MANLCL 239 HOLLYWOOD AVI MLLSOE HOBSON L A a HOCHSTEAD ANME L 35 SUMMER AVE UNION KAZMIERCZAK HA.» 606 AM«cRE' : .INOE>. LOPEZ KM M 509 EDOAR RD EUZABETH 417 W BROAD ST WESTFIELD NELMSON s 72 FALCON LIVMGSTON PEREIRA PAULA 509 ICW YORK AVE ELIZABETH HOOA S 0 431 ELMORAAVE aiZABETH N,' KB! SECUR~Y SERV MC in KBROA; S- ELJZABET" LOPEZ MANUEL 1321 MADISON HLL RD RAHMAY 243 MORRIS AVE APT • SUMMT NELSON BERTHA 420 ROSEWOOD TER LMDEN PERES»AMS aviRA 44 FLORA ST EUZABETH HOECHST CELANESE CORP CELANESE RSCH OW A*> KEA^PE JORGE PC BDJ 3341 ELIZABE"- LORENZO Noa 1000 EUZABETH AVE ELIZABETH IStMAONOUAAVE EUZABETH NELSON JULE A 790 CRANFORD AVE WESTFIELD PEREZ CARLOS R ZSSSTHST EUZABETH 2<- WES-6THA.E ROSELLE 4 NEMETH PEREZ DAYS It MONROE ST APT 4 PASSAC H MORRIS AVE suuurr KEANE J LORMEJUSTE ESTAVaY UK ANNA ST ELIZABETH 1004 MADISON AVE EUZABETH FRANK 1292 BROADWAY HLLSOE c 5*e t GRANT *vt HOSEUE PARK NEWCK PEREZ EDWM 219 SPENCER ST APT; EUZABETH HOFFMAN GEORGE S 595 NEWARK AVE I'G aiZABETH KEANE LOSE. ROBERT 1S1IOM3YLN SCOTCHPLA RAUL 27 PALMER STlSTFL aiZABETH JOSEPH 436 WLLOW AVE ROSELLE 22- HAATHORNc S- ROSELLE PEREZ Evav* M POBOX 1631 EUZABETH HOFFMAN M 290 W1WELD TERR UNON KEEFE LOSIER JEAN 923 E JERSEY ST EUZASETH ALFREDO 1141 HAND PL aiZABETH NEPTUNE IZA 652 JACKSON AVE EUZABETH CANW00C PEREZ HERBERTO 10OO EUZABETH AVE -ST FL ELIZABETH HOFFMAN RUSSELL 10MEELN NEWPROV KEEGAS JOHN •MCORESTRD LOUIS JEAN P 926 E JERSEY ST 2ND R. ELIZABETH ELIZABETH 466 MORRIS AVE ELIZABETH NEUFELD MAX POBOX62 FANWOCC •K WEST DOD-E-A.E WEST1E.T NEUFELC ROBERT J PEREZ LUIS E 26S2NDST EUZABETH HOOAN PATRICIA DO ANN PCONT; 125 BROA aiZABETH KEEL£R LOUREIRO VICTOR 24 HOLLYWOOD AVE HLLSOE L E 4St MORRIS AVE ELIZABETH Nv 168 HIU-CREST AVE CRANFORD PEREZ MANUEL 220TRUMBLLLS- EUZABETH HOKE WILUAM D 112 DALTON ST ROSELLE PARK BROOKE 206 CLARK ST WESTWOOC L0USIV1LLE LOCTTA 506 SAMT MARKS PL LMDE* 120 SUMMIT AVE SUMW9T NEW JERSEY BELL POBOX 25 aiZABETH KEITH Q PEREZ RAMON PO BOX 3611 LMON HOLLANDER NATHAN 24HARTERRD ORANGE KE'-H RAVU3NT. 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Free Estimates. 1-800-564-8911 ALTERATION* REPAJRS 201-783-8911. 908-686-7415 Search your local classifieds on the internet Spectator Leader •Gazette Leader NOH*W*NO»BAIWSSISS*NO»BAIWSSIS T SGETCASHNoa«l(youaracurr«ntryrac«V- Rahway Progress • Summit Observer JOB IS YOUB CREDIT GARAGE SALE •eATHRO0MSM rnrr LANDSCAPING helpful hints, inventory sheet and Rain miscelaneous. West Orange Chronicle • East Orange Record Trim, Kitchen Improvements, Painting I Win- For Rtport Stnd $35.00 AH lib I lU LANDSCAPING CELEBRATING OUR 868) YEAR Orange Transcript • The Glen Ridge Paper Insurance. WANT TO Reach 9 MBion Households? You MLLBURN, 2 Meeker Place. Friday. February dows. All types of Repairs. Fully Insured. Free Ctxck or Homy Order CLASSIFIED RATES an now place your ad in 880 suburban 20th, Saturday. Sunday. 9-5. Must sal contents Estimates. 908-862-4838. Beeper DESIGN INSTALLATION & SERVICE Monday through Friday Nutley Journal • Belleville Post DAP Marttttng Group •Lawn Fauosts«Sump Pumps 20 words or less $16.00 per insertion newpapers reaching nearly 9 milon house- » home. Brsakfront, 10 piece dining room, new 908-615-6*36. Irvington Herald • Vailsburg Leader holds around Norm America with one simple 9T sofa, 2 fireside chairs, lamps, coffee tables, P.O. Box 2151 EXOTIC GARDENS & •ToiMs^Water Heaters 9:00 AM - 5 PM Additional 10 words., 54.00 per insertion The Independent Press oi Bloomfield cafl at a low, low COSL For details call tv. paintings. East OranQB, NJ 07019 •AharaMns«Gas Heat 312-844-8810 X4731. (SCA Network) POND INSTALLATION •Faucet Repairs After Hours Call Display Rates 524.00 per column inch CARPETING •Electric Drain I Sewer Cleaning WEST ORANGE. 8 Phyllis Road. Saturday, NEED CASHI Loans Availabiel From $3,000 ECONOMY CLASS YOURTAUCanBaCheapllForonly I9cents 9ervina the Heme Owner Contract Hates Available February 21st 104. stereo, tv. fumrojre, msj- Don Antondtt and Up. No application Fee. Call Now. TREE REMOVAL §08-686-9898 a minute - tSJ9 par card, anytime anywhers •laJiaaa a Industry treues. (all sizes), kitchanware, toys, kids ROYAL LINOLEUM & RUG CO. 1-80f>3S4-i870>xlenaion917(SCANatwork). Blind Box Number. $12.00 per insertion DEADLINES Please send check or money order to D V ctothas, much morel Everything must go. Selection #8100 20 words $7.00 or $11.00 combo items for Distributors. P.O. Boi 413. Springfield, NJ FREE ESTIMATES 908-6864749 Famous Brand Carpets REFNANCE s SAVE HOffs Each Month. With 464 Chestnut Street. Union. NJ Business Directory 4 PM Thursday 07081. for your recharaeabie phone card. WEST ORANGE. Dec-bee Estua Sals, 21 Today's Low.Mongag* Rates. Consolidate sale under $100.00 One item per ad price Raynor Road (East on Northfield Road toRoc k Armstrong - Mohawk - Amoco Master Plumber's License «4182-«9645 Uamlngton • Congoteum • Tarkett debt, improve your home or get needed cash 908-686-1838 3EHOB CmZEN DISCOUNT Display - Space reservation 5 PM Friday Sfjnno »oaad taRsynor). February 2Otfv22nd. with Fairbank Mortgage. 24-hour pre- must appear. FREE KSTALLATTON • Have Floor Sizes ENTERTAINMENT i0am-3pm (f Thursday 12 noon). Great Sale. approvals, quick dosing*. CompeMve Rates. VICTOR LANDSCAPWG and Construction. Al ADDRESS Ad Copy 12 noon Monday Ready For FREE ESTIMATE. Shop al home. Anbqua. oriental and hook ruga, freoch china Custom Programs For Evan Need. Good I about lawn and masonry work. g06-355-1465 RICHARD DJ FOR HIRE - Parties, weddings, all occa- cabinet, Victorian tove Seal, Heppie Whne (Beeper) 90*965^400 Classified Advertising In-column 3 PM Tuesday Problem CredIL No-tncorna VarHlcaOon. Self- sions and special events. Ezcekm WJSIC. game table. Mahogany dining room table, VISA 908-9644127 MC Employed. Bankruptcy. 129% Equity Franc- SCHOENWALDER AUTOS FOR SALE Reasonable Rates. Call 973-566-0921 - DJ cnsirs.cabnttandserver.oak Bole and chars, ing. We Bend Over Backwards To Approve Worrall Newspapers PLUMBMO, AM CONOmONMO, HEATING CLASSIFIED COMBINATION RATES FOR HIRE. wrought iron glass table, char and a* can. Your Loan. Fairbank Mortagage MASONRY BUSTER PLUMBING LICENSE #6551 P.O. Box 158 vinjttsdothlng, beaded bags, Inens. jewelry, CLEANING SERVICE 1-800-348-5626 Extension 413. NJ License Ad appears in all 18 newspapers WHAT TWE does the movie start? Call R. LAZARJCX MASONRY. Sidewalks. Steps. 808 ell 8635; 1-8WM64 8635 ADJUSTMENTS bedroom, T.V.. washer, dryer. 2 cars, Atate 14180. Maplewood, NJ 07040 20 words -10 weeks $31.00 or $44.00 908488-9896 tit. 317S. Mosource is a 24 race oka. more. D & W House Cleaning Curbs, Patios, Decks. Gutaws. PaMr«. Car- 21 Seuthgata Rd; New Providence 20 words or less 522.00 per insertion Adjustments: We make every effort to avoid hour a day voice information service. Call ana pentry, OesrvUps, nariwala. Daaamanti, At- FAX $ 4S4-S687 Additional 10 words $6.00 per insertion combo no copy changes free if within your local caDno area. ft Janitorial Service, Inc. tics. Yards. Smal DamoMon. Free Estimates. •ONDED AND NSURED mistakes in your classified advertisement. Please Compsate Home Cleaning , FLOORS Offices where ads can be placed in person: WANTED TO BUY Fuly Insurad. 90X88-0230. FAMLY TRADITION SINCE 1912 Display Rates 545.00 per column inch check your ad each time it appears, should an error Office Cleaningg. Carpap l Cleaning aOORS SANDED and refWshed In your AAAA LIONEL, American Flyer. Ives and other FlooFl r WaMhlnoWhl . SSno w Rl home or business. Floor staining, carpel dean- SANTOS CONTRUCTION. Sidewalks, drive- Contract Rates Available occur please notify the classified department within PERSONALS ways, patios, sasps, block and brick wails. trams and old toys. Collector pays highest cash Ful Insured • 23 Years Experience ing. floor waxing. Since 1978. Free Estimates, ESSEX COUNTY Belgium bkxk curb, back lop driveways. Free PRINTING seven days of publication. Worrall Community An Up-To-The-Mlnute Review prices. 1-800-464-4671, 908-865-9234 1-800-67IMIO«2 - 973-373-0042 relerences. Call New Way Floor Service: estimates. 973-580-2712. 463 Valley Street, Maplewood Newspapers, Inc.. shall not be liable for errors or DREAM MACHINES HOUSE CLEANNG. If you need a house/office 1-600-716-0860. PRINTING Sports SCOTS* Spreads* Sports Tnvia ANTIQUE AND Older Furniture, Dining Rooms. CHARGE IT deaning. Cal Cecilia Jardim. Very responsible 170 Scotland Road, Orange omissions in cost of actual space occupied by item Sock Quotes* Daily Horoscopes Bedrooms. Braakfronts. Secrtarys, Etc CaD Bil. 973-588-4804. enccsent references. 973-589-6648 Leave a MORTGAGE LOANS Publication printing 266 Liberty Street, Bloomfield All classified ads require prepayment. in which error or omissions occurred. We can not Photo of your car plus 20 words Soap Opera Updates* Movie Reviews GUTTERS/LEADERS 1-900-407-7785 Extension 4049 be held liable for failure, for any cause, to insert an. CHECK OUT OUR a specialty Please have your card and expiration date. 4 weeks - $40.00 $2.99/ Minute. Musi be 18 Years CAMERAS. TOP $$$ tor quality antique or late GUTTERS LEADERS. Cleared and Flushed. ad. Worrall Community Newspapers, Inc. reserves CaVTWett. No fnovift, no Pouvoid, no Krwiaht Repairs. Leaf Screens Installed. Instfason. 1M APPLICATION FEE' Maple Composition UNION COUNTY Serv-U 619-645-8434 Indudes: Credit Report, Appraisal. Call now 1-800-564-8911 3089-C Qairmont Dnva #385 Wil pick-up. Cal anytime. 908-984-7881. 908-233-4414. Katom Services. the right to reject revise or reclassify any COfTUIalllMMal F*M 463 Valley Street 1291 Stuyvesant Ave., Union San Deyo. CA 92117 advertisement at any time. DRUMS. DRUM sets and cymbals (Ludwn. GUTTERS-LEADERS Tricn Fats Stats Bank Haptewood Stngedand, Gratacti and other brands. Cal ^Bfc & Small... Well dean It AH 4057 Asbury Avenue. Tinton Faaa. NJ 077S3. few Mai Try AIMUW UNDERGROUND DRAMS Rear of News-Record Bog after 5pm, 973-736-5856. Cat Eugene J. Brown DIAL A BIBLE Mat*. *-•***. ItanWr Thoroughly deaned. flushed. Man.. Tues.. Wed. 1 Fn 9AM-5PW 1 f732)747-1996 or r973)761-0938 •r On. Tint DMN il , nptind. Thursday and other times HUMMELS- HUMMELS- Hummels- Hummels- Reasonable Rates. Fledbte Fne Ettbnsua •Restrictions Apply - Equal Housing Lender by appointment HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED EMPLOYMENT WANTED MESSAGE Hummels- Hummels- Hummels- Hummels- Member FDC • Equal Opponunfty Lender Hummels- Hummels- Hummels- Hummels- 908-298-9008 HELP Telemarketing DORSON HOME Care. Inc. 1 tea/The»m witr- CUSTOMER SERVICE. Hard working, de- RN Supervisor Hummels- Hummels- Hummels- Hummels- OFFICE CLEANING. Set Your Own Price!! tmegnty- Home Health Aids. Evaluation by 908-964-6356 AVERAGE HOUSE 973-762-0303 pendable, pleasant telephone manner needed Come Join Our MSIOE SALES READERS BEWARE: The Bible dearly Hummals- Hummels- Hummels- Hummels- Free Window/ Carper Cleaning included with MOVaNG/STORAGE lor extremely busy cusomer serve* depart- PART TIME Parsippany financial consulting firm requires fl.N . Specs! Needs. AI Salt Certified. Hummels- Hummels- Hummels- Hummels- WANTED Healthcare Teem! teaches Jesus Christ buU one church our service. Expert Service, Fair Rates. $40.00-$60.00 ment bested in Union. CRT experience helpful sales assistants to present our services and Insured t Bonded. Insurance cases OK. 24 973-989-S088 OFFICE ASSISTANT ONLY. (liitl.16:1t, Eph. 521, Rom.16:16) 973-782-5920. Hour Message. Immediate JWCament. DON'S ECONOMY RESUMES $1000 ENVELOPES- $4000 from home! Mate Call Jayson Company 906-668-1111 Correctional Medical Services, the national schedule appointments toroutsid e salestorce •gged from i 908-773-5349. 973-672-7601 Accredited NJ $4 per envelope you (luff wrtti my circulars. tele-Solutions, a #1 Spnffl Telephone system C JTl Must be uxnfuriaUe speaking with upper Thus Jeeus Christ FORETOLD that out ol PROFESSIONAL CLEANING Samlca*. AU Roafc WaiM MOVING AND STORAGE CUSTOMER S6flV«r, %n Commission On Accredafion Tor Home Care. it ft A flECYCUNG Resumes Guaranteed Free information package. Cat dealer, has an immufcmii part time operung aRN Supervtsortor theEast Jersey State management NO SELLING - call on the APOSTASY hem the truth SATAN and Ms Houses, apartments and condos. Good refer- nowl 1-310-335-6991 Dept. 20 (2« hour manner. Light typing for computer entry, aaen- Fortune 500. Generous base salary plus com- servants hevt set-up their own (counterfeit) ences. Own transportation. Please contact Fast professonal avatable tor a bnght, organized, detail-oriented Prtsonbcated mFUhwiy, NJ. EXPERIENCED POLISH woman is ookng tor The Recommended Mover. Our 30th year recorAng). oon D detail. Local Spnngfield Company, full individual- Responsibiites wil include confirm- mission. Full time or part time hours available. churches. "We cannot read about In trie Buyers of copper, brass, aluminum and akjmi- Gilds 973-465-4741, anytime. Mart Meitt, 973-2284965 PC 00019. 751 Lahigh Avenue. Unon. paid health insurance. Company wij train a cleaning job. Good relerences. own nansuo- num cans, car radiators, stainless steal and al Harassed In starting s new career? Want to ng appontmeno, preparing paperwork, faxing, This person must have 2 ID 3 years supervisory Fax resume attention Ad #523 to: Blots". (Qan. J.4-4, 2 Cor. 11:13-18, 1 Tim. SiOOOs POSSIBLE TYPING. Part-time. At- Please cad: Arlene Personnel. 973-379-3395. taaon. Call 973-674-7432 after 7:00pm. 4:1 Hatt. 7:11-23). If you have a Bible other non-terrous metals. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED or your mo- Changs (obs? See us lor typesetting your copyng. record keeping and other related experience, strong leadership abilities, and be 973452-0253. We will respond to those applic- Home. Tot free 1400-210-9000 extension 8O0 to 430 Monday-Friday ney back. For a speoM deaning demonstration HEALTH I HTNESS """* duties. This is an exoslleni opportunity t> learn ants who have been selected tor interviews EXPERIENCED MATURE woman seeks pc question ca> tf» tU 8358. 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TRACTOR TRAIER Drivers needed to join the MATURE PERSON wfln experience seeks job Formarta Of Yjate Ave. pay. Workers needed now! Free Details. Send For consideration, please call Lynn at more... hour a dayMsphone intortTsuion service. Calls LOSE WEIGHT. I tost 30 pounds arid sat my Maplewood Swift Transponaoon Family' No experience as companion to the ekterty. References evmd- LOOKWG FOR does, bathing and accassorles CONTMCTOR HMde. PM 00177 SASE: P.O Box 754505-KT. Coral Springs. FL 908-851-0444 x. 102. 1 m frw wittw your loaf OBftrng BTM. favorite foods All natural. Doctor reccom- Rear of News-Record BJdg DENTAL RECEPTIONIST necessary CDL Training Available through able. Call 973-762-7970. from 1950's. 1980's, 1970-s. Barbie. Fmnoe. Local 1 Long 33075. • Fax Resume: JENDOR CONTRACTORS martdsd. Cal now. 1-800-931-3074. Seefcng multitask onented. organized, moti- AUstale Career School. Swift Transportation PSYCHICS TELL Your Future. Call Dawn. Tressy. Usty, Tammy, UOechaps. Kid- Distance Manng Mon . TUBS.. Wed. 1 Fn. 9AM-5PM vated learn player with oulsanding customer Jeanine Tillman 1-800-800-7315 (eoe-nvf) POLISH AGENCY. WC Specializing H0WHU0M ^Al£&- H»gn end Kitchen and 1-800-632-6007. 24 hours. (FEE). 5tuoents ^-866-336-6426 Bud Meyer Rcfnger- UNION COUNTY DMVEWAYS both fixtures. Experience preferred. Benefits. aled. Truck Line Solo's and Contractors PART TIME. Survey takers, in Union, mornings CLASSIFIED BOX NUMBER Resumes accepted by lax or mail. ROOFING BILLING PERSON/ Order Entry Clerk, pan 1-688-667-3729 or evenings. Hourly plus bonus. Cal Mary. PATERNO PAVING 073-676-3437 or mail P.O. Box 249, Orange. time. Must have computer experience. Apply m 908-851-9640. please address envelope to: Drrvewe.s - Parking Lots ADDITIONS BATHROOMS FROSTTS PAWTWG. Intarior and Extarior person. Mller Shepard Paper Co.. 621 Com- DRIVERS/ LMOUSINE. Part, full Dme. Local NJ 07051. •Cost Seatng •Repairs •Replacements MISCELLANEOUS KITCHENS BASEMENTS OuaityWorS FulylrBajred •Snngies .Tile merce Road. Linden. 908-862-2222. car company. Knowledge of exports/ NYC. PHYSICAL THERAPY Assistant Position FISH/AQUARIUM •Concrets Sidewak Experience preferred. Clean abstract a must. SNGERS. SONGWRITERS. Talented and 'All Type Curbings ATTICS DECKS •State •Flat BOOKKEEPER' SECRETARY. For payable*/ available tor full time physical therapy assis- serious only. For major record producer. Call BOX NUMBER No Job'foo'Smal. 73^815-1933. FnwEannatea Insured Cal 973-376-0623. tant Union county resident preferred. Please Advertise It All FISHTANKSmaintBined. Also fish tank setups. •Paving Blocks receivables. Must have computer and phone 973-731-4114. FREE ESTMATES FULLY NSURED *Quatty Work at a Reasonable Pnce send resume or cat: Alice Daly, Department of Worrall Newspapers If interested, call Brian. Beaper GREGORY ZALTSSHTEN Panatr Ezavtar/ skills. Benefits. Send resume with salary re- #973-491-3007. ALL REMODEUNG Medical Services. RumaUi Specialized Hospi- P.O. Box 158 On The Internet MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Intarior. PkMar and ahaaendung. Futy •> quirements to: P.O. Box 2543. Westfieid. NJ sured. rataranoH. Al tabs (aaaaiaanl. Free MARK MEJSE 973-22bM965 07091-2543. DRIVERS tal, 40 Watchung Way. Berkeley rtoghts. NJ Mapiewood,.NJ 07040 07922. 908-771-5782 or 908-771-5820 (fax). A-1 APPLIANCES. 367 RL 22 Hilsie*. Re- 908-2454162 908-241-3827 STAND OUT frigartjor*. Washers. Dryers $79 up. (Next to Free Estimates Fully Insurad WE STOP LEAKS! CAFETERIA WORK. Help wanted. 4 hours per EOE M/F: PETS WORK AT Home Sourcebook over i .000 home Shop-RiH) Same day delivery available. CLARK •WLOERS. MC. day. Gaudmeer School Call Ann Suburban Cab Company is looking Does your ad need a lide more attention? You job opportunites For Details: Send sell- 808-688-7354. CATS. TWO. Back/ white, 1 caico. Z/. yaws, HOUSE PAINTING •Roof SMpping t Repars 973-376-1025 extension 91227 for full and part time help. Quality PROGRAM MONITOR- position available tor can create Ad-Impact by using larger type. addressed stamp envelope to: PMD P.O. Box ELECTRK3ANS Union County with the National Council on the Sisan. same tnar. Fixed. Cr*fs saon>es 973-372-4282 •Flat Rooing a Skua This Type size is... 24436. Mayfiek) Heights. OH 44124 (SCA BED. ULTRA Trick Queen, Premium. Also ABLE ELECTRC. B ITa etecthc we do W New IVTEraOR AND EXTERIOR CHILD CARE: Choice Nanny Jobs' Matched o equipment, nice atmosphere. Call: Aging, Inc. The responsfcikoes ndude recruit- Need a good tavino home. 973-763-0813. •Guitars t Leaders Network). mattress box and frame sSI in box. $325. Call InstaflaBons or repairs. laaannaLli prices. He- FuDy Iraurad you. Drivers license and relerences restored ment of participants, completion of applica- A To 2. The Craftsman Ol Al Remooatm" Serving Union a MtddHsn Counties 201-438-1900. Fuly InsuredJ . Can Frank's! 908-276-8602i # 11500. . Lrve-out or Irve-n, full time or part erne 973-762-5700 tions, developing training sites and jobs tor Kitchens. Baths, Ann. Basements. Cararrsc naaj cnmawl For 2t Years 12 Point THa, Hardwood Floor InsaaTMIon. Ratraatang. 973-583-0573 or 908-754-8161 mature workers over 55*. Duties also ndude BUY WHOLESALE! All Types Products- Buy KREDER ELECTRC. IMC. Residential. Com- STEVE ROZANSKI FuDy Insurad - Free Estimates monitoring, relerat to support services and BIPLOYMENT WANTED ' Rough and finished Carpartty, Couraanops. NJ. Lie. No. 010760 CHILD CARE. 230-730 Monday C Fnday in FRONT DESK Person. Part time, Monday thru Lowest Prices Direct .From Factories. Free merdei. Mustiai. Free Eaamates. Call Tom, establishing a community network. Attention D Addhkns. Decks. Rooang. Wndow. Door kv 908^88^455 732-381-4090 1-S00-794-LEAK (S325) Maplewood tor 2 school aged children. Re- Fnday, 6am-1030am. Requires good with CERTFED HOME Health Aides and Compan- Report Richard Behlmer 2021 45th Street INSTRUCTIONS 201-762-6203 or 908-464-8080. License • detail, basic math and pubbc relations skits a 0124. staUasona. Since 1886. Futy Insured. Raasorv sponsible. energeK. must drive, non-smoker figures, pleasant telephone manner, must be 14 Point ons available to care for the elderly;«. Live irv Nortn Bergen. NJ 07047. able Rates. Financing Available. must. Will train. A reliable auto requred NTERIOR/ EXTEROR Protesauial Parnng Drive to activities, help with homework, dmer able to handle pressure. Contact Mariene, out BondeoV Insured/ Experienced. Free eva- 908-354-3019. Neat and dean. tSO par room, plus pawn. Call Applicants must be a Union County resident COMPUTER, PRINTER. BM-PS/2 Model RICHARD T. SWKSTACK and Sons. Etectrv RUBBISH REMOVAL etc; Call after 8pm. 973-763-8728. 908-688-9622. luations. Call 973-763-6134 Call Now !! I Joe. 908-272-7841. age 55+ and meet income gukWras of prog- 57SX w* Hewlett Packard Laser Jet Hip. Lke ACADEMY of Music. Programs Available. Vari- csi ComraODrs. Restdensal, Cuiiirteical. In- COUNTRYSIDE DISPOSAL. 1-30 yard corv CHILD CARE/ Housekeeper for 2 boys in FULL TIME Account Executive needed to work ram. 25 hours per week at $8.00 per hour to CERTFIED. EXPERENCED home health new. $300. Cal 908-273-4003. ety of dasses. One btock from Union County dusvW. 30 years experience. License *4i5i. CAPRI Lev & Sons " tmoiBona.-astaia sale dearv Spnngfield. Ful Dme or afternoons Must have m the Atlantic County area. Must have sales start Contact Larry Snider at 1 •600-867-9424 18 Point aide wil care for elderly/ children. Ful/ pan 1-800-564-8911 Ana Center. Large Staff. Award-Winnng Stu- Insured/ bonded. Senior Discount. if*, labor services, dean up removal. Phone car and references 973-379-6525 after 6pm. experience and busness background. 35K per time, weekends. CPR Mined. R«' ESTATE SALE, 206 Lskewood Drive. Btoom- dents. RecWs. 732-382-1595. Diane Squl- 732-382-4410. Protseatonsi PeJnUng. Plastering and Fax: 908-464-1515. year. 40 hours a week. Weekends and holiday s RECEPTIONIST own transportation. 973-874-2301. www lo'calwurcf com 'c Md. (OR Bay Avenue) Saturday. February asoa. Direanr. CONSTRUCTION 21 st 9-6. Contents of entnhome, rearing RICKS CLEAN Up. Garages. Basements. CHILD CARE. Loving, expenenced. reliable of! Cal 888-622-3182 ask torKennet h Malloy. Busy dealership seeks retabkt. professional taring room, dkwig room, 2 bedroom sets. Cash GUITAR INSTRUCTION by a Piotaasional General Contractor Tfc ASca. InsKle and Outside Demolition. We rent Full tme. 830am-7.O0pm: for 4 month old m individual to fil this full-time position. Must have FENCING only. No early brds. Guitarist. Over 25 years experience. 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GARAGE FOR RENT REAL ESTATE FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Monday, Tuatday, Wadneaday ELIZABETH ON CALL 24 HOURS TILE CONTRACTORS Sat-830-5: Sun-10-3 and Friday 0AM4PM CONNECTICUT Farms SecUon. 6 SHORT H1LS: Oarage/ storage space for rent REAL ABANDONED FARM 20 •cnH-t29.000. ConvnaroAlr* nevdanaal YOUR AD could appaar hara tor a* RM at WOOD STACK Traa Service, local m com- RENOVATED EFFCCNCY APARTMENT UNDEN 908486-5550 AHTypaaof Tat Thuradty and oftar srna* room apartment, three bedroom, FMng, drtog 500- BOO aquare feet Available immediately. Wooded upstate acreage bantering sane land. Drivewayi, Puking Loo Competitive Ram $16.00 per walk. Can lor more delate. Our pany. Al qrpai of rat work. Fraa adman. •Brand new kitchen including appliances by appointment room, eat-in kitchen. S room carpet. Excellent Located on Morris Turnpike. Call Stream. Town rO, ttacL Terms 7 days Futy Iraurad—Frw Marefy daesffled dapartmant would be happy Sartor Citizen DtaDoum. fcnnedaaa aarvte. •Brand new bathroom fiuures ESTATE 1990 Renovated SENIOR CmZEN DISCOUNTS. condition. 1X month security. 806-868-4543. 973-912-0222. 807-5834677 w P.O. BOX 3695, Union, NJ Iraurad. Frat mood (Not. 908-Z7B-57S2. "Quiet buioing with manicured landscape 90M62-1124 BEEPER; 90M27-7427. 906-245-2049 to hat> you. Cal 1-800-504-6911. 973-762-0303 »t a^ad^ate aMtaa^avi^B^Ml a^a^aakJaM !•> 3 Bedroom Colonial •Pnvan package and laundry fadhty on-siie UNION. ONE bedroom, tour room apartment. J HOUSE TO SHARE f to ow Fvoml rwt HouHnd Act, ADULT COMMUNmES. Wiring, NJ; 1 1 2 VA buhl, RV4TIQ roont, dnny room, •ainrv •Includes heat/hot water 2nd floor. Two family. Newly decorated. No which makaa R •egalto adwnla a any Bedroom Units starting at KS.000. Single HKhan. parlaly tnvhad haaaniint wrti baih- Special Wlnier Rale of $525/month pets, non smoker. Idealtor professiona l per- SPRINGFELD, 2 MALES looking for 3rd to pntemnoe, •mttatlen, «r dtocrMnatlon homes start at tSO.000. For Free Hun—ai room, targe dack. pool att) dack. air condtorv 5S4 WastminslBr Avenue 908-355-3913 sons. 1V4 months security. Available April 1. share home, in beautiful, quiet neighborhood. bssad on raea, eater, nigton, aax, handt and apoortnent oat 1-800-831-5509 Heart- rV not waivbaaaboard heat 1 car detached $850. Cat 908-688-9475. No smokers please. Call Jeff 908-522-161B HILSDE. WESTMINISTER area. Modem cap, tamltal atatua, er natieral attain, or garaga. vinyl aiding. Aatong$i5i 500. WJI pay port*. 412 Spruce State Diracaons: Rt 1 a.yj dm floor. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths cametino' UNION, QUET neighborhood 4 smal rooms. OFRCE TO LET """ , Of BARQAM HOMES. Thouaand of Government 9 to Wood Avenue to Knopf Street B Spruce central air. dhhwasher. paraoe. WaKnTdf Available March 1st. $825 a month. UtiKtwt tarce B transportation. No pets. $1000 ptu. T*e wM— nal kuaAw ^^^a^ -M Hut RWI. Foreetoeed and rspol i proparaaa bairc Street "eluded. Cal 90fr687-5059. ELEGANT, EXECUTIVE Omoestor th e tech- Iquidatad Ms monftl Caltor loca l Mngsl nology minded business person. Suburban yartlaaVlor real aetate which la In vtoMlon 1-800-501-1777 enanstan 199. 90M6M479 WEST ORANGE, Fumished3room apartment, West Orange. Contact Huoon Park Executive of me law. Al ptrsona am hereby Informed /MX»-on- stu-saMar Part arm, u ant~ i inmsi Mod LAND FOR SALE wn^ kxaaon. 4 foomt and batfi aparvnantt. municipalities the newspapers cover. Oct. 6. Jean K. Eimont sold property at Sharon Yawnick sold property al ram baaed buarneee. UnHmnad ireomt po- IRVINGTON ONE bedroom apartment. Quiet kitchen, dining area. Wing room. Heat included. Convenient Location/Parking Grata $28,000 par year. Modem baths. 4 Oct."'3. MrtW. Long Tarm naaMual tncomt Can neighborhood. Heat, hot water, cooking gas $650/ month. Call 973-736-4903 ask for Joe. NORTH CAROLNA Coastal Region. Free fumaoat. Good condition Call P. Ard The information is provided by TRW Edward H. Meefaan sold property at 170 E. Webster Ave., to Bruce Rule 1374 Mark Drive to Ronald Yawnick H0USE RCM Cmh Pccr? 8 - O^ ^ Sate 732-398-1985 (days). 732-747-5604 (even- Frank V. and SchifT J.C. DeBiase 806-537-9385. suppled. $650 morHhly, Call 973-373-0596. WEST ORANGE. Quiet.convenient, safe. 3 Call Andrea Richardson brochure of wanrtoni t water access lots. Property Data, a Fort Lauderdale, 849 Robert SL, to Dorothy Meeban for $133,500 on Oct. 16. for $68.167.on .SepL 29 Federal program ganaralas extra tas-free ings). $179,000. V • rooms, private entrance, 2nd floor. $750 plus STERLING PROPERTIES Beaters, we hove what you want Prices sold property at 33 N. 23rd St., to AVON-NO Door To Door" Nacaaaary. Earn B LINDEN, 5 ROOMS, Very quiet street Hot" monthly income of $15O-S5O0l Can Jin. Fla.. information service, and is pub- for $145,000 on OcL 6. Juan A. and Catalina Hernandez eiectnoty. Non smoking business person. No . OF NJ, IMC. Starting $34,900. Coastal Marketing, Water Lauren Baumann for $155,000 on Peter L. and Liza P. Beharrysingh 50%. r«wa lun and mate monay no MJ4 water, heat, gas induded. Near an schools 1-600-774-6286tor traa intormaton ML (SCA lished approximately six weeks after it Dets. Call 973-731 -8051. speak dearly please. OWNER/MANAGER front Speciatsts. 1-800-482-0806. Kimberly and Cassara T. Carulli sold property at Mahesh Patel for sold property at 1025 Cranbrook avataMa. Graat monaymaHnQ opponnty Available March 30*. 90B-486-1961 after Network) TRENTON: I/MEDIATE -Stale House* Ac- is filed in the county clerk's office. Oct. 4. Ful «rr* part *ma. *—' '— D 6pm. SOUTH CAROLINA Waterfront Bargarnsl cess 4^00'Sf. total ofltas apaor, 2500 S.F sold property al 2258 Church SL, to $158,000 on Oct. 27. Drive to George Sendlein for YOUR AD couW appaar hen lor as Me as inniadtaa>avaiabiftyanflooni 1 and 2. Perlect James P. and Helen A. Koeroer Sr. ft*. 1-K0-5Z7-J APARTMENT TO SHARE Close-out sale on 50,000 acre take. 2 Acre Steven P. Niro for $119,500 on Oct. $150,000 on SepL 29. LINDEN. 6 BOOM modem apartment 3 bed- lakefrom lots, pnVaje community. Only a tew $16.00 per week. Cal tor more cKaas. Our for Lobby group, profaationals. Sate or lease sold property at 12 N. 19th SL. to (908) 862-5600 $159,000.00 John Sdvagger Realty Inc. 10. BIG FAT Paychackal Work ato TVt Bwj rooms, living room, dining room, kitchen No UNION. SEEKS Non-smoking female. 1st floor leltl 800-796-8742. friencty classified department, would be happy Park Jamie L. Gaston for $170,000 on Ocl. Sprtngfldd Thomas P. and Carolyn Y. Healey ftchdala. Qiva mm) Frat Wabaktt. Fiw to pets. $950.00, V/, months security 2 family. 3 bedroom. Washer, dryer, quiet lo help you. Cal 1-800-564-8611. Broker. 60M37-BS4J Gloria J. Collins sold property at 732-815-1022, evenings. *' 22. sold property at 2«3 Forest Drive to join. Dataai 24 hour*. 8SB-30V4680 Marto- street, yard. $500.00. Security. 908-965-0302, SCOTCH PUNS. 600-1000 plus square toot Frank and Tomiko Decker sold 1804 Allen SL, lo City of Rahway for after 6om. Park Avenue, lit or 2nd floor. Front or rear Ann J. Fico sold property at 551 Richard H. Greenstein sold proper- Juan Muniz for $153,000 on SepL 30. NEWARK entrance. Near Route 22. Avaiable now. Call property al 32 King St.. to Helder $84,000 on OCL 17. STUDIO and 1 BEDROOM APARTMENTS Newark Ave., to Henry Morales for ty at 7 Shunpike Road to Mark A. DEALERSHP WTTH natonal nar—u 908-322-5057. Marian Henry sold property at 931 gjipouiuii- Attuad amuiu in tn bcal Very Spedoua 'A Month FREE Rent APARTMENT WANTED """" Henriquez for $135,000 on SepL 25. Roy J. and Elizabeth Roach sold Nice, Quiet Building and Neiahborhood Near SI35.000 on Ocl. 27. Bollaro for $112^00 on OcL 17. ana. IB00 maMjr Incoma ouararaaadto Ma n UNION. 2 BEDROOM apartment warned! Near WEST ORANGE. Beautifully furnished office in Louisa SL, to Arthur G. Henry for Park, Transportation. Schools, Stores Super- Michele Jichim sold property at 46 property at 207 Union SL, to City of kwniinn raqund. Cal 1-400-832-2290. transportation, elementary schools (a plus if spacious attorneys' suite. Amenities inlcude H'ST THINK WTIATTHF^ $100,000 on Sept. 30. ior Service Program, References Required near Greek Church). Immediate occupancy. unlimited parking, phone and tax systems, Ridge Road to Thomas Sweeney for Rahway for $62,000 on Oct. 17. copier, conference room, and secretary slabon. Linden Henry and Judith C. Salerno sold nNANCMUY FRS For LM ti FbJBd Horn* 24 HOUR ON SITE SECURrTY 973-643-4096. leave messaoe. 1205.000 on Scpi. 29. Summit Bucnan •* pitfotr tadad oompanr and SECURED UNDERGROUND PARKING 973-325-8660. property at 1266 Carlton Terrace to famous 100 y»«r old brand name couPETrnvE PRICES William F. Rieker sold property al Rosalia) ROOM TO RENT WEST ORANGE. Mam Street 600 square feet Mary A. Shapinski ctal sold proper- Keith SteirjQe for $162,000 on Sept. 1-886^01-2238 1-asa-425 sold property al 1151 Passaic Ave-, to Peter and Margaret E Kane sold Vipulchandra Patel for $170,000 on 908-353-3656. Prospect St., to Todd Patzwa for Ricardo Maldonado sold property PEPStrHETtSWYRouatlAICaahBucneai SI80.000 on Oc:. 14. Louisettc Pierre for S155.OOO on Sept. property al 5 Sheridan Road to Oct. 3. Choioa Local Sw. Ft* Ttml Part tone. ROSELLE, EAST 1st Avenue location 4 at 1266 E. 12th Are^ to Ali D. Wil- $1200+ WiiMi) PoMntal Smal kwMSnanv rooms/ bom. Super clearv good condi ton. $535 26. Denise Millet for $255,500 on Oct. 3. Alan E. and Sandra Y. Grossman liams for $129,000 on OcL 2. Carmen Ginarte sold [iiopeity at Huga ProBBI Cat (24 Hours) 1-888-786-7677 Pius heat Call P. Ard, 732-396-1965 (days) Murray and Jannet Horowitz sold i 4170. 732-747-5604 (evenings) sold property at 53 Post Road to Dorothy P. Rand sold property al James B. and Leslie W. Masscngil 340 Cambridge Drive to David property at 509 Birchwood Road to James R. Pencinger for $200,000 on 220 Park SL. to Josephine Silcbon for sold property at 13 Prospect Hill Edmondson for $220,000 on OcL 6. WORK M Your Span Tmel Good moneyi ROSELLE PARK. 1 bedroom ultra modem Oct. 15. Victor Ponce for $135,000 on Sept. Ave^ to James F. Redfem for Prooaaang mall Frta Suppiail Bonuawl garden apartment. Heat/ hot water, parking $93,000 on OcL 6. Patricia L Manna sold property al Ftah SASE: Graanhotaa' 4217 HnNand. induded. $675. 1V4 months seainty. No pets SALIGATMARKEY 29. Waertord. Ml 48328-2165. 201-997-9664. Florence Petrocclli sold property al Harry and Judith Desbommes etal $720,000 on OcL 9. 172 Rentier Ave^ to Tsuneo Otani for 3 LetTerts Line to Michael Spatola Edward J. and Joan M. VanHouten Thomas F. and Debra Miller sold $110,000 on OCL 6. sold property at 230 W. 4th Ave., to YOUR OWN Traral Agano,. naadad toca»/. SPRINGFIELD. MODERN 1 bedroom In- REAL ESTATE INC. for $16,250 on Oct. 20. sold property al 634 Miner Terrace cludes all appliances, central air. on site CARLOS ARIAS LEON BUCKOWECKI WIHAMPOUHROM Idelande Gandin for $ 140.000 on Oct. property at 18 Edison Drive to Caro- Artine Kori sold property at 888 W. rnrrriiiBiiiiyaaMili raiimiTitlm 208 Central Avenue. Rahway. New Jersey 07065-3398 PAMELA T0RS1ELL0 to Edward J. VanHooten for $42,500 lyn Gargiulo for $210,000 on Oct. 9. Funl Eatyl (Greet $«8W) OuBBandng tmM parking. $990. Cal Monday thru Friday 9-5: Bronze Level Bronze Level Bronze Level Bronze Level 6. Chestnut SL. to Wyleoe Clark for fe C P 973-376-0770. on OCL 8. Randolph F. and Jeanine Buckley $148,000 on OCL 7. vtdeo. Maaraajd appfcans: 80C-811-3553 n- Elizabeth Joseph M. and Melynda S. Kaiser UNION. 1 BEDROOM apartment Heat sup^ John and Linda Dynak sold proper- lanaon NJ82. sold property at 246 E. 4th Ave^ to sold property at 30 Swectbriar Road Howard B. Bloom etal sold proper- plied, off street partung, $650 monthly, plus 1 Union Office 2360 Morris Avenue 908 687-5050 ty al 823 Ambcxst .Road lo Joseph A. monta aeeuMr Cat <«n»43».3SO Eurogroup LLC toW property al Terry E. Wlffiams for $123,000 on lo Peter G. Kane for (565,000on-Oct ly al MB6 €Woni Cent to Dim Titolo for $182,500 on Oct. 8. 633-635 Monroe Ave., to Antonio Oct. 6. 10. Cunha for $251,000 on Oct. 7. UNION. 1 bedroom. St UchaeTs area, heav Diane Oakland etal sold property at hot water nduded. $650 monthly. 1% monins Congratulations to our 1997 NJAR Gonzalez for $198,000 on Sept. 26. Arthur J. and Joan E. Sauer sold Frank V. and Mary E. OceUo sold Burton D. and Adeline Friedman seamy. 908-810-1581 days or 908-688-9217 coLoweu. 45 RariUn Road to HMS Affordable property al 128 Ashland Road to Ed- »ld property «t_555 Malcolm Road RENTAL evenngs. Million Dollar Club Qualifiers Lottie Lasher sold property al 947 property at 270 E. 4th Ave., to James BAN^CRU for $55,000 on Oct. 10. ward Walter for $355,000 on Oct. 13. to Manuel M. Ohveira for $163,000 Pennington SL, to Perry Carreras for L Oliver for $134,000 on OcL 9. UNION, is) FLOOR. 2 bedrooms, fnshed rec 1 room in basement laundry hook-up. Backyard. C "K*6 CoOwei Bsrwe* Resoerua Bfc . An Eauai OpootunrTy ComoatfTy Eouti Hou»rag Opootunffv Helen Kempczynski sold property Francis X. and Sybil H. Keane told on OcL 8. EJ^ Oflc* inoepenoem^ OWP«C sno Openua S2?7.500 on Oct. 20. Grace J. Maher sold property at . deck. gataee-Ccmenam &snres»and ians- RESIDENTIAL BROKERAGE at 312 E. Elm SL. to John F. Bush, for Cecilia While sold property at 457 1116 Thompson Ave., to Anthony property at 3 Glen Oaks Ave^ to aufajact lo ttw Fadvtf Mr ponaoart. $900.00 plus uotibei ix montfn ESTATE SALE $142,000 on Oct. 15. Richard M. Haugh Jr. for $463,000on security. 973-389-1017. MILTON LAKE SECTION RAHWAY Fay Ave., lo Margarita Angeles for Arce for $111,000 on Oct. 10. •aaaa^aaaaaaatf^ Well cared for expanded ranch located in lovely Milion Lakt section 9 spacious rooms. Michael and Mary A. Pereira sold Oct. 13. praipwnv, .UNOM 2 FAMLY, Second floor. 2 bedrooms, $56,000 on Oct. 23. 4, a M - ^ — — ^m m m - • * Paul Goldman sold property at 120 BNN on faOS, DOM*, pf , no pets. $820 monthly, YA months security. 1.5 balhs. EZ maintenance aluminum siding/bnck extenor. aiuched one car garage. property at 1830 Windsor Road lo Richard M. and Eleanor K. Haugh cap, tamMal atatua. ar natonal origin, or Dewell D. Gardner sold property at Cat 908-464-4858. Beautiful oik floors 3 easy block walk lo Madison Grammer School. 2 blocks to Union W. 7th Ave.. to Kerline Noelcin for Mention Is maka any auoh piwtmmiL*. 27 Kerwyn Court to Charles Hodge Robert S. Soweski for $168,000 on sold property at 41 Mountain Ave., to County Milton Lake Park. 15 minute walk 10 new $15,000,000 Rahu.a> NTT Station $70,000 on OCL 10. anwauon. or dMcrManauon. UMON. 3 BEDROOMS, top floor of 2 family for $32,000 on Oct. 24. Ocl. 16. Frank V. Ocello for $350,000 on Oct. -Wa w» not knoarinaty accept any ad- house. Brand new kitchen including dis (train/bus) and only 30 minutes to NYC. Askjng SI63.5OO 14. vertieing lor raal eotaU «Mch la In vWaUon hwasher. garbage disposal, hardwood floors in Emesio Coppola sold property a! e4trMla».AIperaonearaherebvMormed beet Bui is. washer/dryer hookup, 1 car garage, 732-574-3800 Ro—lie Park Carlos A. and Maria P. Valle sold 322 Fay Ave., lo Carlos D. Pereira for Mourrtalntkfr Sell Your Home that an dMiOngs edreruoed are arallabls basement storage No pets. No smokers. "RAHWXTS EXPERTS" eyre Worth A S82.OOO on Oct. 24. property at 95 Fernwood Road to on an equal opportunity baaat.' Available March 1st $975 per month, plus Girard Savings Bank FSB sold uttroes, plus security. 201-385-2932. Congratulations to our outstanding Million Dollar Club Winners Robert and Juditti Schmidt sold John Nicholas for $695,000 on Oct. property at 268 E. Westfleld Ave^ to IN UNION couimr CUSSIFIEDS APAfmiENT TO RENT"*"" property at 1091 Sonny Slope Drive 15. miisid* Mortgage .Guaranty Ins Corp. for for another exceptional year. to Arthur G. Calise for $268,000 on BLOOMFELO. CHARMNG 1 bedroom apan- $126,754 on Sept. 23. CALL 1-8004644911 menti. Near trmntponaBon and parto»ay. Lam- Manuel and Benilde DaSilva sold OcL 16. Union dry todioe*. From (545 indude* haaV hot NEW JERSEY MORTGAGE RATES Philip D. and Kathleen J. Woods TO PLACE YOUR Security. RoJoroncw. 973-748-5068. FOR UPDATED RATES CALL INFOSOURCE 908-686-9898 AND DIAL THE LENDER CODE property al 1075 Prospect St, to Judith C. Gordon sold property at if locat dusjf«ds sold property at 715 Walnut SL, lo CLASSIFIEDon If* interne t AD Natalia D. Malos for S25.OOO on Sept. 324 Partridge Run to William J. Russian-Ukrainian Evangelical BLOOMFELO. SPACIOUS converMnt loca- INTERNET ftj Rrinaldo Arena Jr. for 5144,000 on 10. Clark for 5277.500 on Oct. 16. sold property at 1408 Isabella Ave., RATE PT8 PRODUCT RATE PTS APR Sept. 25. Toni A. Perkins sold property at Milton S. and Myra T. Kaplan sold to Dominique Altenor for $134,000 American Savinqs Bk 74S-:S00 INF! Hiidson Cit, S.iviiuis Bk -;2 549 4 = Gary P. and Maryanne Sexton sold 1432 Leslie SL, to Margaree Taylor property at 370 Central Ave., to John on SepL 19. BOYR FIXED 7.38 0.00 7.38 ! APP10/1-30 YR 7.13 0.00 | 7.43: APPl for S55.OO0 on SepL 22. Sokol for $340,000 on Oct. 18. property at 128 Charlotte Terrace to Paraska Pawlenko sold property at 15 YR FIXED 7.00 0.00 7.00 FEE 5/1-30 YR 6.88 0.00 I 7.56 FEE C/1-30YR 6.75 0.00 7.57 $ 395 15 YR FIXED 7.00 Patricia Courage sold property at Anne Arcure sold property at 250 0.00 i 7.04 $ 375 S. Fork Road to Paul A. Szeliga for MAKE THE SMART MOVE. r M Yr Fixedto MeAOOM I atterrates to timMonme j Loam Aval | 551 Yale Ave., to Norman Sapolnick HI >• \ j. HOMEOWNERS AppI'.' Natmnal Wiortcjatje BOO- 6^:-7753 INFO>> 17ey Irilcrroirnly Mort(].i • 1760 of thousands oi referrals a year. So call us. property at 230 Williamson Ave., lo property at 258 Orchard SL, to Nes- CAU. KEITH WMGHT TODAY fOH A FKEB EVALUATION 30 YR FIXED 7.25 • o.oo 30 YR FIXED 7/13 i EE3 rjga Barbara T. Smith for $108,000 on tor Lopez for $85,000 on Sept. 19. 1-888-508-5626 15 YR FIXED 6.88 0.00 Ftfc 15 YR FIXED 6.75 o.oo 6.88 Joe Signorella Ariyne Harriet Miro Oct. 3. Samuel and Lucia Thau sold prop- Wall Street Financial Corp 1 YRADJ. 5.38 0.00 /m $ 360 30 YR JUMBO 7.38 , 0.00 7.50 $ 325 SILVER LEVEL Coldwall Banker SILVER LEVEL C. Borre sold property at 582 erty at 668 W. Scott Ave^ to Edward Union Office Robejrt MichaeM Retatty Banco Popular FSB 1768 L.J.IM S.Mr. U ;.-7<- INFO • • 175 Union Office Buchanan SL, to Everett Wilson for F. Eggimann for $130,000 on Sept. 500 Blpomfield Avenue Montclair, New Jersey 07042 21 Brant Ava. ! S113.000 on Oct. 3. 30. 30 YR FIXED 7.75 i 0.00 7.79 APP 130 YR FIXED ! 7.13' 0.00 7.13 APP| Licensed Mortgage Rankers. Clark, NJ O7O66 15 YR FIXED 7.38 0.00 7.41 FEE 30 YEAR JUMBO i 7.50; 0.00 7.50 FEE! Robert L. and Fannie Wilson sold Victor J. and Carolee Wisniewski NJ Dept of Banking 'Fixed Kates (732) 815-155O 1 YRADJ. 6.50 0.00 8.10 $ 100 |15YR FIXED , 6.88; 0.00 6.88 $ 3951 property at 40 Ridgeway Ave-, to sold property at 2076 Whittter SL. to HTt LfJIMI HATtK Antoine L. Washington for $105,000 Omad ml CV*nkni MoaeSt IWiawt .4 C4Wrll hankrr AJhWn .4 Lai C Brooke Mortgage Co. 800-79 3-BANK INFO-• 1770 LN.)ti. i',il Fntur. Mnr!i;.i.|. . . V 1758 on Oct. 3. 30 YR FIXED 6.38 ! 3.00 6.86 ! APpOYP R FIXED 6.13 | 3.00 i 6.44 APP| Walter Goldsberry etal sold proper- 15 YR FIXED 6.13 3.00 6.60 , FEE M5YR FIXED 5.63 3.00 5.98 FEE 1 ty at 1626 Crescent Ave., to Darlene 30 YR JUMBO 6.63 ; 3.oo 7.11 $ 0 1 YRADJ. 5.13 i 000 5.67 NTPI I/cy for $77,325 on Oct. 7. Savimjs Bk i'j-.? INFO'"- )YR FIXED 7.50 I 0.00 7.52; APP |30 YR FIXED 7.75 I 3.00 8.12 APPl 6.88 0.00 6.91 FEEI15YRF1XED GREAT 115 YR FIXED 7.50 2.50 7.51 FEEl RON SCHOEHINO TMEONE "TERRI* MATT JOAN LAFORTE HIP 11 YRADJ. Just moved 11 YRADJ. 5.63 : 0.00 7.76 4.75 I 2.50 6.95 S 350| Bronze Level Bronze Level Bronze Leve4 Union Office Cranford Office Union Office in? FINDS! uiiwcdlth Bank 800-924 t.-09' if^O •• 17,1 Puisr S.i.-mii'. B.ink ":,: 25" :4"0 f.K: • • 1753 )YR FIXED 7.13 I 0.00 )YRFIXED MURRAY HILL • S319.5OO I15YRFIXED 6.88 0.00 I15YR FIXED 7.00 I 0.00! 7.00 PEE I. can help There's pl:nty of room in this MurTay Hili 11 YRADJ. 4.88 0.00 I YRADJ. ! 5.75 j 0.00 ; 7.76 S 350| split level Home fe.itunnc 4 hcHnx>m>. M •' FmeBM 2 bath}, living loom, dining room, cat -in Cnrest.ilcs Mtcic Svcs BOO-99?-3K35 iNf'<) • • 1 / ')•• 1742 you out? kitchen, family rrxjrn u-/ fireplace. >un- porch, sundeck, master bedruom w/2 u-alt- )YR FIXED 7.25 I 0.00 ! 7.31 APP 130 YR FIXED 6.25 | 3.00 I 6.59 APP Doni worry and wonder about : in closeu and new privare balh. pi> forird 115 YR RXED 7.00 I 0.00 'T38 FEEPOYRVA 7.00 0.00 I 7.05 FEE learning your way around town Or UNK air heat, central air, hardwood floori. l.irfe YRADJ. 5.63 2.00 8.53 $ 325 |30 YEAR FIXED 7.00 0.00 1 7.05 i $ 1001 what to see ind do. Or who to ask private homeiite ar.d a crcjt location ne.ir AU. MTU ARf FTW ONLY REtTMCTIONa 4 PICTURE PERFECT A BEAUTIFUL CAPE FOR YOUR HONEY 1YMQMKE A* your WELCOME WAGON schools, dowmown New I'roviJcnce. rr..i|or Youll adore this stunning Colonial with an its fanciful touches. New Park-Ike grounds surround this move-in cond. Cape w/4Bfls, 2 First Savings Bank 732-726-5450 INFO •• 1751 Snve-piqn rj.n '•c'i 310 9749 INTO---• 1762 Hostess. I cin simplify the business roads and NYC tr.ms of setting settled. Help you begin 10 windows, plush carpeting, sun filed Kitchen, 2 car garage and park fee Full Baths, 2 Car Garage and finished bsmt. Also, CAC and Ig 30 YR FIXED GERRI MCMANUS KATHY COLLINS HIOHT •AMPINELLA enjoy your new town good shop- yard U-3901. $189,900. end. porch. Make this a must seel U-3741. $134,900. |15YR FIXED 6.88 0.00 ! 6.88 FEE |15 YR FIXED 6.99 0.00 1 7.00 ' FEE Bronze Level Bronze Level ping, local attractions, communu* i/1-30 YR i 6.50 ! 0.00 I 7.46$ 350 130 YR AFFORDABLE 6.37 0.00 I 6.38 $ 300 Bronze Level opportunity. COUNTRYSIDE / NEW PROVIDENCE Ceneaucam ft lend IOCM Cranford Office Union Office Union Office $449,000 Zero polnl loinpadilsCFTHB yog- M yr*. Hrr-lii»nM>r And my basket is lull of useful Discover the convenience of one-floor gifts to please your lamiiy living m this all-brick home set on a 1/2 30 YR RXED 6.63 2.88 6.98 aWJJil 30 YR FIXED 7.25 0.00 7.25 APPl 367 Chestnut Street Taka a break from unpacking acre homesite. Offering 3 bedrooms, mci 2.88 6.82 FEE 15 YR RXED and call me. 15 YR FIXED 6.25 7.13 0.00 7.13 FEE master suite w/ walk-in closets and private N/P N/P HIP S 375 5/1-30 YR 6.88 0.00 7.68 $ 350 Union NJ 07083 bath, total of 3 full baths, living room w/ ipl. Float down opdon nanaMe. Call for ntp poM qoetoiu LmMod Program!tvaleUe (908)688-3000 wnporch. eat-in kitchen, lower level rec Gibraltar Savings Bank 888-242 4GKu INFO •• 1755 W.st Essi.-x B.ink. FSB ":i ^:c> 7f!H0 INFO •-• 1754 I room w/ wet bar. sauna, wine cellar. CAC. hardwood floors, attic w/great expansion 10/1-30 YR 7.13 0.00 7.48 APPftOYRRXED 502 Centennial Avenue possibilities. 2-car garage w/automatic 5/1-30 YR 6.88 0.00 7.67 FEE |15 YR FIXED 6.75 0.00 6.75 FEE openers and much more! $ 350 15/1-30 YR UNION 7/^30 YR ! 7.00 0.00 I 7.58 6.50 0.00 ! 7.38 |$ 350 Cranford NJ 07016 A« product* «r» f MINT CONDITION ROSFI.I.F PARK Rates compiled on February 13,1M8 N/P - Not provided by Institution (908)931-1515 Selling Hornet? In UNION 884-3891 Move-in condition featuring LR w/FP. DR, 2 new lull tiled baths, Ig COLONIAL kit w/Anderson sliders to deck overlooking private yard, cedar Home leatures 4 bedrooms, 1+ baths, chestnut woodwork 908-598-0155 Comect lenders concerning additional fees wrhlcri rruy apply. C.M.I, end nie VMxral Newsptpers assume no HabWty for rypographlcsl SPRINGFIELD 467-0132 closets & skylights In hallway and MBR. Beautiful landscaping, throughout, raised hearth fpl in LR, newer HWBB heat U-3849. www.woodwardhomes.com errors or omls»lon«.To dtaplay Information, lenders only should contact C.M.I. ©800-426-4565. Rates are supplied by the lenders, are www.homenet.com/mangels.htm Union County Since 1929 92 Summit Avenue • Summit, New Jersey • 07901 refinlshed hardwood floors. U-3735. $185,000. $137,000. presented without guarantee, and are subjectto change . Copyrtght.19M. Cooperative Mortgage IrrfommUon • M Rights Reserved. V

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OVER 100,000 SERVED AUTO FOR SALE — Nancy Casavant of AUTOMOTIVE MERCURY COUQAR. '1988.2 door. Air con*, Sdmersworth, New Hamp- boned, power steering, power bakes, V6 shire takes delivery of the engine, automatic transmission. Exeiem con- Serving Rdhway and Clark car that shattered the dilion. $1,650. 973-376^710. 973-379-7088. record for Mercedes-Benz MERCURY TOPAZ. 1988 4. door, whita/ red. AUTO FOR SALE automatic transmission, power brakes, steer- sales in the U.S. Her car, a ACURA NTEGRA 1WB. 4 door, white, air ing, air conditioning, 81,000 miles. $2,150 1998 C280 sedan, was the conditioning, unroof. Cojood condition. Askinp, 973-763-1901. after 6pm. TW08KTK* $1500. 90^688-1274 or 908-6671606. 100,000th Mercedes retail- NISSAN SENTRA 1986, 5 speed. WbrUng condition, good tire*, ratable transportation, AUTO/ SEIZED COT From $150. Jacquar. ed in the U.S. in 1997. In minor body damage. West Orange location. Cocvott, Marcadaa, BnMr, Poncho, Honda, recognition of the milestone Asking $1000. 873-736-7720. «x4't. Truck* and mom. Local Salat Itting*. event, Mercedes-Benz Tol tr— 1-aOO-88»2292 aflwnion A 4000. RAM CHARGER, LE150. 1989. 4x4. automa-' Irving, Fulton sti be, V8, mint 78k. Truck tin*. 5 passenger awarded the vehicle to AUTO SPECIAL • $31.00tor 1 0 weeks prepaid. THIS Loaded. Blue/ silver. $4000. negotiable Cal OaMfflad tor detail. 800-584-8911. Casavant free of charge. 973-923-7471. Hal Whiteford, executive CARS FOR $100 or Bast Oflar. Saoad and SATURN SL1. 1982. 4-door, 5-speed or WEEK eyed for realignment vice president of Opera- aucoonad by OEA. FBI. IRS. AD modal*. 4wds. AMTO stereo cataeo*. S3K miles. Garaged, expressed ideas about keeping the lot bods, Gompulvre md moni. Your VM now! dean inside and out $4,100/ negotiable Call By Philip Sew Curran tions for Mercedes-Benz of 1-800-941^777 axwnelon C1B8. vacated once the building is demol- North America, presented 973-325-3303. Staff Writer CHEVY LUMMA. 1890. 65k mflas. 4-door. SEIZED CARS From $175. Porsches, Cadil-" NEWS Plans to improve Rafaway'* down- ished to provide a better view of the the C280 to Casavant at •Nee, hytaai la—, an uanaWan, AUi fit lacs CN»wi. BMW, favmt u* u —r-r-r> aaniMijwa —maa m» •aaallTimi ITIamJ_>afB»B|jam.Jl-- town trea may include realigning Irv- station. . t m the selling dealership, CBtaena, power brakas/ window*/tack*. Ask - WO-i. Your araa. Tol Ira* 1-800-218-9000 A new plan 1 rut area ot Ranway is targeted for ing $3500. 732-382-S740. anaraion A-5139 lor currant Mngtl oVaciory. ing and Fulton streets, making one Dreher-Holloway Inc. of Airplane noise opponents in street and having Irving Street handle massive improvements and redeve- Exeter, N.H. CHEVY VAN 1979, automatic transmiuion, TAURUS GL WAGON. 1993. Low mlat, naw brakat/ bras/. Air-bags, anti-lock brakas. third New Jersey have suddenly found two-way traffic again. lopment. Kennedy, who said be will am-lm radio, heater, only $600. Call saat, powar avtrything. Mni S7S00. Mburn. Daytdaave message 732-382-1618: Evening! several new fronts open up at likely enter this year's mayoral race 973-<27-2871. To do that, the city would have to 732-382-0053. Newark International Airport. purchase the Dombrowski property and challenge for a third term, Mercedes-Benz fuel economy races ahead VOLVO 240. BEIGE. 1968. 4-door. Air condt- DODGE CARAVAN SE. 1001. VS. BkM, auto unveiled his massive project in tion, powar windows, powar btaka*. Good Increased air traffic noise could and raze it. Currently, negotiators The new Mercedes-Benz M-Class gels better gas mileage than any other pre- converter "light-off." In general, there is no tradeoff in horsepower and torque AC. FWD.7pauengar. 1 owner. 84.000 milOT. $6.600. 906-964-8136. condition. Asking $3500. Call 374-2004 after have more causes than from the city are having the building December. mium sport utility vehicle, thanks in large part to its new-generation 215-horse- with the new three-valve technology compared to a four-valve design. In any 6om. Besides the Dombrowski property, DREAM MACHMES - got a picture of ycx» car? previously thought. appraised power V6 engine. According to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, the efficient, well-designed engine, exhaust valve size needs to be somewhat small- the city plans to acquire and demolish Run Ittor 4 waek*. only $40. Call Ctatsified at AUTO WANTED See Page Bl. Afterward, they will work on a sale M-Class tops its market segment with fuel economy ratings of 17 miles per er than the intake valve area. 900-564-6911 tor details. numerous old or dilapidated buildings with the property's owner. Hank gallon in the city and 21 mpg on the highway. The premium segment is com- ABLE PAYS TOP $$$ IN CASH throughout the city and use them for Mercedes-Benz was the world's first automaker to use innovative cast-in FORD EXPLORER XLT, 1997. Take over Dombrowski, said Mayor James J. prised of all SUVs with a base price over $28,000. lease peymanv option to buy. Mm. futy pow- Default is best? parking. silicon-aluminum cylinder sleeves with a low-friction surface that allows Cars, Trucks and Vans Kennedy. In December, the Rahway Mercedes-Benz designed its M-CIass sport utility vehicle to be compatible ered. 4-door. 4X4.6-cylinder. $336.87 monthly. The Union County Utilities piston-ring spring tension to be reduced by 50 percent. Thanks to a number of 732-409-467S. . City Council appropriated nearly $1.4 Smoyak Gas station, located across with the world around it. and All 4 Wheel Drivee Authority is in danger of the street from the Dombrowski prop- such friction-reducing measures, the internal "drag" of the new engine is 45 FORD TAURUS GL. 1992. Marcon. 4 door. million for that purpose. According to MGNA president Mike Jackson, "The curreni two-tiered stan- percent lower than other engines, and the efficiency pay-off for low haemal tuty loaded. EicaDam condition. 78.000 rrdes. defaulting on its $283 million in erty, is also targeted for demolition FREE PICK UP 7 DAYS After buying the property, the city dards may have made sense back when light trucks were driven mostly by far- friction means fuel savings, increased power and longer engine life. $5200. Cal 973-994-9620 or 973-994-9604. bonds. But incinerator along with the Moose Lodge and a will then look to relocate the store's mers and craftsmen, but it's clear that these types of vehicles are now being use FORD THUNDERBIRD 1991. Red. graal con- nearby diner. The new Mercedes-Benz engines also feature the longest intake pipes in the 1-300-953-9328 opponents are saying that this tenants who operate their businesses primarily for everyday family transportation. For this reason, we feel that SUVs diton, garaged kept, alarm system, fully Kennedy's plan calls for creating a industry, a plus which provides outstanding low- and mid-range power. Cast loaded, new bras. 50,000 miles. Price moot- might not be a bad thing. These out of it. should offer the same levels of safety and environmental protection as passen- able. Lori 973-763-3938. 908488-2929 downtown area into one that acccntu- into the supcr-lighweight magnesium intake manifold are long intake passages incinerators are facing reduced While Kennedy dismissed specula- gers cars." ate's the city's culture, commerce and which spiral around to each cylinder. Incorporated into the manifold are flaps, GRAND PROC. 1988. Ml loaded, al power, $$ CASH PAD $$ for used cars and truckT business thanks to a Supreme tion about changing the street as being In a feat many passenger cars have yet to attain, the super-clean M-Class cruise control. « whaal, power trunk nsteast. running or non-running condition Junk cars recreauoo. one for each cylinder, that are closed below about 3,700 rpm, forcing intake air 87* mies. $2850. batl offer. 906-862-3543. Court decision. Hank and Helen DombrowsW will be honored by the Center for Hope Hospice on premature, he did say it was an option sport utility yielded exhaust emissions of only 0.032 grams per mile of unbumt removed. Cal 1-688-625-1411 or Beeper A multi-million dollar recreation to take the "long route" through the manifold and build up prsssure waves 1-908-518-8713. Saturday. the city might consider. hydrocarbons, 0.25 gpm of carbon monoxide and 0.07 gpm of oxides of HONDA ACCORD. 1988. 4 door, manual PageBl. center is slated to be constructed on nitrogen. which boost the intake process and improve low- and mid-range torque. At 'ransmis«on, 4 cylinder, excellent running tt$WE PAY TOP DOLLARS Before that could be even be done, higher speeds, the flaps'open electronically, allowing intake air to take a short- condition, solid chasst, brand new brakes. land behind City Hail; and an arts The LEV and ULEV emissions siandards are being phased in gradually, and Rabway must have a traffic study per- cut — a more direct route to the cylinders — for maximum high-speed power Asking $3,400. 973-762-1565. THE ARTS guild was formed to attract artisans for the 1998 model year, 25 percent of each automaker's light-truck sales in For Your Junk Car formed to determine whether or not into Rahway, using the Union County and efficiency. HONDA ACCORD LXI, 1989. Btack. 4 door. City couple to be awarded 24 Hour Service. Call: the idea is feasible. California must be certified to the LEV standard. loaded. 123.000 mies. Excellent running corv Arts Center as a major draw. In general, the new-generation Mercedes-Benz powcrplants get up to 40 per- In a critical evaluation of both real- world performance and design excellence, draon. Asking $2600. Can 973-226-1559. To do it, the city would have to But that program encountered diffi- 9am-8pm. cent lower exhaust emissions, 13 percent better fuel-efficiency, are 25 percent the new-generation 3.2-litcr V6 engine from Mercedes-Benz was recently 908-688-7420 by Center for Hope Hospice expand Irving Street oo its left-hand culty last week when the dry rejected lighter in weight, and have a broader torque range than previous Mercedes named one of the Best Engines of 1998 by "Ward's Auto World," the noted HONDA CIVIC DX. 1989. 4-door, $2950. ne- side, a move which requires leveling all 16 bids it received because they gotiable. Air-condfcon, power steering, soreo By Scan Dally said it is "very, very clcwe to us." engines. The new engines feature two spark plugs per cylinder, and the dual • industry trade magazine. In their coverage of the new Mercedes-Benz engine, speakers, body good condition, dean. 124.000 TRUCKS FOR SALE the Dombrowski property. The fjtop- were too high. The low bid was Staff Writer "There isn't a finer organization in the world," said ignition system activates the twin spark plugs one after the other in quick succs- "Ward's" editors said, "This is a solid, technically significant new engine mia*. 973-761-8780. 9am-9pm. CHEVROLET SUBURBAN. 4X4 hattm. 1985 erty, which houses a shoe store, pizza $436^00 higher than what a city 130K miles. New rwjr/ transrnsaov m* Hank Dombrowski has complained that be gets in the Hank. The organization and Father Hudson and i'eggy HONDA CMC- DC 1990. 4-door. 5-cpeed. sion rather than simultaneously, with electronically varied "stagger" for range." "Ward's," which conducts the only competitive evaluation of automo- Seats 10. Asking $7000. Cat 732-815-1022 shop and a grocery among other ten- mginffT estimated last mmmwr what power t Merino, brakes, windows, air concfton- Rakway Progress when the city tilts about knocking Colooey were just fantastic, open hearted people. There cleaner-burning combustion and smoother, stronger performance. tive powerplants, ran comprehensive tests of 28 different engines over a two- after 7pm. ants, stands in front of the new, S12 ng. ratio cassette. Original owner, good core*- down one of mi buildings on Irving Street wasn't anything that they wouldn't do for anyone." the center would cost to contract month period. > tol. CM 073-762-1360. million train station that NJ Transit is The new Mercedes-Benz engines use innovative three-valve-per-cylindcr Well, he's in the Progress again. But, this time, it's for A hospice is a facility where the incurably and terminal- City officials do not expect that to Use Your Card... ixx *h* in*i rff of rviViiTiff technology to reduce exhaust emissions dramatically, over 40 percent during In addition to the "Best Engine" accolade, the new M-Class has won many of JEEP GRAND Cnarofcaa Umitad, 1994.49,000 something else. ly skafare cared Cor.Tie Center rorTtopeHospicelaf its delay the center's f the critical warm-up state when much of engine emissions are produced. There maa*. aasatant oondWon. Serious buyers onty In recent months, Kennedy however. this year's top automotive awards. Among these, the new M-Class was voted Cal John 973-763-9674. That """Hhing else" is Hank and Helen Dombrows- office in Linden with two residential facilities is Enxabath, is less surface area at the exhaust port, relative to a comparable four-valve the North American Truck of the Year by an independent jury of 48 top automo- ki's wotk at the Center for Hope Hospice in Union County. but most patkbts are cared for in their engine, which dramatically reduces exhaust heat loss between the engine and tive journalists and was named "Motor Trend" Truck of the Year by their Quick And They will be receiving~an award, the Father Hujlaon Awatfe. Helen actually volunteers ber time at the p the catalytic converter. This translates to higher exhaust temperature and earlier editors. 973-746-3642. Convenient! — namrtl iftrr a m fminiirT nf thr hmpirr Fahrr HiarUyj people rides, feeding and sitting with patients £jaatt giving Razzle Dazzle hearing Hodno. who died last year — for their yean of wortefd famty anubus a break in caring for patien|KMri»Dc. !j die hospice on Fab. 08 ia Lindas. - Union County v Buick ishavinga... The award, whicfi is given aonoaBy, had originally been "WaTfelt like we were blesatTita taWWe felt like postponed to next week Yjam students Hope Weinstein called the Ray Russo Award, after the first patient at the we wanted to ao someomg. and Emio Hernandez star in new By Seaa Miy hearing. Beglin bad put a aeuauuiry hospice. It's lomething that she h" "hands-on experience" with, Staff Writer rratraining order on the club that pre- production through Sunday. They're•jnat an example of individuals who were touch- she said. The Razzle Dazzle Runway will vented it from having live entertain- See Page B3. ed by the work, really impi eased by the wotk of Coloney Her sister, Florence, was a nurse at St. Elizabeth Hospi- have to wait a week for its time in ment The purpose of the bearing is lo and Hudson — they're really good people — and they tal when the hospice started in the late 1970s; no one is court determine whether the *nnM^^ij| PRESIDENTS MONTH wanted to help out," said Mark Wegryn of the Hospice. exactly sure when it started. At that time, Hudson was the On Monday, the office of Superior restraining order will stay in place Helen said she was "very, very honored. I don't know if hospital's chaplain and Coloney was the bead nurse. Flor- Court Judge Edward Begun Jr. told until a bearing oo the actual charges. SNOW ALERT I'm so deserving, but be was a dear friend and we admired ence wound up being a patient of the Center for Hope Hos- the Rahway Progress that the go-go Four dancers and six patrons were School* superintendents will him very much and it's an honor to receive it" pice when she was stricken with cancer. club's court hearing on prostitution arrested at die Routes 1*9 club on use our Infosource hot line to The Center for Hope Hospice is not the only organiza- Despite this early experience and all her time volunteer- charges, scheduled for Tuesday, had Jan. 28 after a three-month krvestiga- tion (he Domhrowskis have helped in the past. Fqrthe BEST SAVINGS alert parents to school closings ing with the hospice, Helen said this work is "not all as been postponed. The prosecuting tioo into prostitution at the dub. Pros- during inclement weather. They have raised $16,000 for the Make-a-Wish Founda- dreary u you think.'' Not all the people she cares for are attorney bearing the case had to attend titution in this case is H^finwH as sex- Ifl Railway nadr- » hmriot in Paasaic County and coold iial activity ~~ including the fouchint (908) 686-9898 and enter have held numerous fundraisers at the Starlight Lounge. "In fact, some are quite spry for their age and, for some not be in Union County that day. of genitals, buttocks or female breasts people, it's quite remarkable bow cheerful they are in the Selection No. 7006. But, when talking to tbe^Dombrowskis, you get the feel- The bearing, which is set for next — in return for something of econom- ing that the Hospice is somehow spactai to them. Helen face of coming to the end," she said. Annual For Union County College, Tuesday, is a preliminary injuction ic value. See JUDGE, Page 2 parents can call (908) 686-9898 Over 125New Vehicles and enter Selection No. 7013. To Choose From! Vernau's Full-day FINANCING NEW MEDIA closes doors ON ALL NEW'97 & '98 CASH kindergarten OLDSMOBILE MODELS' BACK* Get local updates throughout at 41 years targeted the week. Call our Infosource By Philip Sean Curran Daily hot line at Staff Writer By NEW'98 BUICK Staff Writer 1998 BUICK 1998 BUICK (908) 686-9898, The noise from the trains thai zoom Rabway could have full-day kin- CENTURY PARKAVENUE overhead still reverberate through RARKAVE. ULTRA NTRGUE Selection 7515. dergarten classes by the year 2001. Vemeau's Drug Store like they have The Board of Education is studying Web site for close to a century. changing me half-day Undcrganeu Visit our site on the World Wide "I don't even bear it anymore," said classes at its four elementary schools Dan Podcll, who has operated the Web, which can be accessed at to full-day classes because of a state store on the comer of Irving and Cher- htip7/www.localsource.com/ ™nri»i* for full-day kindergartens by Per Mo. . ry streets for the past 41 years. "You the year 2000. The board's Buildings 4-Dr.AjtoTrans.31LV-6.P/MSBrks.P/S.M: Dual Air $ 4-Dr Auto Trms W00. fflwD. 3*j v-6. P/ABS Brta. P/S. 4-Dr. AUB Tm WOO. FRWD. Supwdargid 3 JL \li P/ABS Lease/ miss it if it's not there," he said. 8»osP/w«(WU*$B»cTn*HitB*ch«liii|.BrO1259139t 9 449 and Grounds Committee has *»»*n A&CiraatCaiDifcft Ma Ma nMSnMM«rkf. Moon Root. 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OptiontopurchBeatleaseenO J10,99$iO fl Afcri*MSia7t3 Last week marked the end of an en Saturday: Periods Vernau's Drug Store is dosing its doors for the final time. man, board President Michael Sxaryak when Podell, known as Danny to of clouds, sun, said, "Sbe tells ui what to do but not friends and customers alike, sold his walk through his store's doors for a ing about leaving the business six She said, "He would give friendly EVERY VEHICLE REDUCED FOR THIS HUGE SALES EVENT! mild. 55' bow to do it or how we can afford it." AURORA drug store. final time. mouths ago, may rent the space out to advice to his customers or anyone else A number of cities, including Lin- Sunday: Chance The place where mothers bought Originally from Elizabeth, Podell potential suitors. Or he may just sell who needed it. He would cash local den, Hillside, Montclair and Jersey of rain. Including: PARKAVEMJ* S, cough medicne for their children, earned a degree from Rutgers Univer- everything. checks when the bank wasn't open. City, have already begun full-day kin- 50" where people came to cash their sity, and came to Rahway in 1933 REGALSANDRIVIERAS! ^ On Cherry Street, with its old- He remembered everybody and called dergarten programs. Board meuiieis checks when the bank shut its doors, working at a local drug (tore. For th« most up to data fashioned feel and look, friends and everybody by their first name." have already visited the Hillside prog- and where harried executives could - Four years later, he entered the bus- CUTLASS reports, call (»O8) 686- colleagues responded with sadness at Connie Dalmau, who owns Dalmau ram and will be visiting the Linden fax a document has closed its doors. iness on his own, purchasing Ver- HURRY IN... Ext. 1790. hearing the news that a community Place, remembers going to the store program. And people will definitely miss it. nau's from Edward J. Vemeau, who fixture was closing its doors for the when she was a child and finds the Right now, there are 11 half-day Vemeau's Drug Store, after serving had owned it since 1913. TEST DRIVE THE NEW final time. Where would they go for news of its closure disheartening. kindergarten classes in the Rahway "98 generations of Rahway residents who In those years, Podell saw not only their candy or to talk about life, they public school system: one morning INDEX went there for medicine and prescrip- "You're losing a piece of a histori- BUICK REGAL TODAY... 88ROYALE Rahway but the country experience wondered. and one afternoon class at both Grov- MON.-FRI. 9-9 tions, became another victim of the great changes. And he witnessed cal treasure," Dalmu said. Community calendar 2 All said he was a "nice man," er Cleveland and Madison schools SATURDAY9-6 larger drug stores that have swal- many of them within his store's walls. "h's a sad situation, but you have to Editorials 4 someone whose, presence will be and two morning classes at Roosevelt •Financing on select models see dealer for details, financing in lieu of rebate/cashback . All rebates/customer cash applied lowed up small ones like Vemeau's. The store, he said, holds many be acclimated to change," she added. to advertised price. MSRP may not be the price at which the vehicle is sold In the trade area. Exp. 3 days from pub. We're asking 5 missed. and Franklin schools, with one after- Police blotter S The shelves, once filled with items memories. He points to a spot behind On this Monday afternoon, as the noon claw at Franklin School and two Other lamented (he loss of another and products, now stand strangely the counter where he was working rain falls steadily outside, Podell chats at Roosevelt School. Sports -. . 9 small store. County news Bl empty — a painful reminder that the when he heard President Kennedy had with loyal customers who became According to Frank Buglione, end has come for Vemeau's. been assassinated. "It's a hole in our whole network of Entertainment. B3 loyal friends. "I know three to four director of Curriculum and Instruc- "I can't make good money any- stores," said Ann Murray, who runs generations of people," he said. Classified - B16 Recently remarried, the 72-year- tion, the study is being done now more, so there is no sense in doing it old Podell of Clark hopes to work part an antinque store bearing her name. Real Estate B18 As one customer, leaves the store, because Rahway's public schools are Rt. 22, Scotch Plains Call...908-322-1900 anymore," Podell said. time at a pharmacy and stay in the Automotive..- B19 Now the dean of the neighbor- he points to her, noting that she finally eligible for state funds meant for full- Podell sold his entire stock to CVS, business for just a little longer. < hood's store owners after Podcll's paid her entire balance after many day kindergarten programs. Worrell Community Newspapers but the store is still open temporarily He said he is unsure about how he retirement — she's been there for 20 years. "We've thought about it for years, as people still drop by to purchase lot- © 1998 All Rights Reserved would spend his semi-retirement. years — Murray said Podell served "I won't miss all the responsibi- but the funding wasn't there," be said. tery tickets or to say goodbye and Podel, who began seriously think- the community in many ways. lites," he said. 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