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ASKING $11,990 From the heart Man charged with murder, r '94 250 CONVERSION-VAN-ASklNG-S-13.990 J93J?-150_Q;^_ ^^^ " 95nNTEGHAXS^ASKiNG-cS75;495s- '92B1ERETTA ASKING $6,444 ' * AUFU-STEHEOCASS VI «3 C-C3 VN PZI7T4B3 LU 5'. CLOTM.;ST. T GLAS? BUCKETS Highlights -J afsofFafteT DQ . By Scan Daily Kricsberg said that smoke "went right.upstairs." probab- tree planting Staff Writer ly using a-staircase in the house. He said that the victims' p Mayor James Kennedy .and ' • ' A Weslfield Avenue resident has been charged with room was right at the top of the siairway; both girls, were Jhc Department of Public Works arson and murder for allegedly setting fire to his home and. found huddled together in a closet, unconscious. . CO announced the second city- killing two teenagers. . .' . David Mitchell reportedly was awakened by or heard a' o sponsored tree planting program Brian Land, 25, has been charged with two counts of noise from the fire; he opened the. door (p his room and to take'place this spring. The, murder arid one count of aggravated arson in the early "got a blast of heat and smoke." -J '92 VILLAGER MINi-VAN ASKING $14,495 ;'"94 INTEGRALS ASKING $11,444 •92 ELDORADO ASKING $13,995 program is designed, to encour- Saturday fire, which damaged his home at 1004 Westfield • The two women, Sandra Land and Francis Mitchell, C*D\.'*C'; "= ••C. '«l^ TWiS PSB »C cajiSE. L£AT«ERMS'I-TCUSS o •92JETTAGL . ASKING $6,888 ACCUW*. JOB *-CVL5'SpE>.PS'E-*-.Ct0TKil.~ SwC<"5 "SiCs AUruST£n£0 age the planting of trees, Ave. He is being held on $600,000 bail at the Union Coun- reportedly jumped from windows to escape the fire. They rt O". i.CVL ' AuTO.TH^^S PS8 *C T G;.*SS\ BuCXETS CLOTM INT. j r. enhancing the beauty and qual- . ty Jail in Elizabeth. . received the least serious injuries; Mitchell was admitted Q ity of life in the community. . Killed as a result of the fire were Nashika Mitchell, 18. in critical condition but.has since been upgraded to satis- Applications are available for : and Tamara Mitchell, 14; both died at Rahway Hospital, factory, said Jackson. ' .•'•'• DC o Willow Oaks, Tupclosy and according-to hospital spokeperson Nancy Jackson. Also The fire also awakened many of the neighbors, one of o Silver Lindehs. The: DPW is injured in the fire were the victims* uncle, DavidMitchel, whom plunged into the fire'to help. ' • .'• offering trees for half of whole- 48, who remained in critical ^condition at Rahway Hospital Tim Wilson, a neighbor who lives'several houses down sale price. Applications are . at press lime, . . ' • . on Westfield Avenue, said that he was awakened by the available at City Hall near the The victims' aunt, Francis Mitchell; 46, and the. sus- screams coming'• from the house. •-. hulk-tin hnarrt' in the lobby. pect's mother. Sandra Land; both were listed in satisfac- ' "We sleep with our^windows open all year for some .There are also pictures of these lory condition at press time. respn." he said. "We heard someone screamingrTihoughT" types of trees available. • '.. • Brian Land was living in the house and working at a loc- someone was getting beat up so I put on my clothes." al fast food restaurant, after living in Nortli~Car6Tin3. When he got to the house, he said that he saw one < . ROUJE 22 EAST ' tax program • "At this point, it appears he was upset al a family mem- woman lying on the ground, whom he pulled away from ber and started this'tragic inferno in anger," said Acting the burning house. Reportedly, one of the two women .'•• '.-at Spnnafield Acura . # Call Mr. Walters: ,• •. . =NGiN=-T^NS'.CTivE-xE The AAR-P, with the coopera- ' '.AIR CONDITIONING-SU Carol Schindler, a registered dieb'dan from Rartway • Prosecutor Edward Neafsey. ."We are alleging that, in the came back'with a garden hose and tried sprayingwater on lion of the. Division of Parks USED CAR S process, he snuffed out the lives of his two innocent cou- : Hospital, assists Mary Ellen Kennedy, school nurse the fire. ' '-...... SPRINGflELD/NJ; .: and Recreation, will conduct a ' at Graver Cleveland School, in teaching the Ameri- sins'by committing a violent arson'murder." He said that'he then tried to enter the house four, times ALL MAKES AND MODELS.• 1-HOUR DELIVERY! ; free income tax-aid program for -can Heart-Assoctatoo-Heatfest program-to students- • The Rahway-PnlM-f—ami Fire flrparlnvnn wrrr Railway seniors on a limited \ AS SEEN ON TV! surnmonned to the. house, owned by Sandra Land, at. 2:47 Officers' then arrived and be accompanied one into the income. The lax assistance prog- in each grade. a.m- on Saturday. The; fire was Tepprtedly started, in the kitchen with flashlights. When, they opened the door to try "Come see me ram will be- on an appointment- kitchen and: did' noijgprcad nsich beyond that roora and get inside, black 'smoke poured out, he said. . . BEAN for a #1 DEAL only basis and will be held in ACURA OWNER lhe Rahway Senser Center on . But, according toj&fl&*^lBa^aiion Chief Irwin Kries- "I was screaming like, a maniac," said Wilson. "I just from your bcrg, the fire generiftfe^t^ffAoke that filled the house. kept screaming for the girls." ! ' • .-.•'•' and recenie Eserbrooke Avenue on Tues- Residents dispute need #1 DEALER!" days and Tharsdiys from 10 . • "It was the srnoCOTEnal'dvercarre the individuals that Wilson Kaid that the-hair on his head caught fire during' $1000 11 Carmen Catena. .m.-io 2p.m.- jne program passed awray^ - incst.'ia!)^y.f-r«cause I havoa't seen trie i for new waste incineratoii r anlopsics." he said. . ,; Sec; NEIGHBOR, Page 2 CASH BACK! President . . . *iH last through April 15. For after you maVeyour an appointment, call the Rahway By Scan Daily medical waste can go. Bioryrctems is a ' • best deal!! Division of. Parks and Recrea- . StafT Writer medical waste hauler for. Overlook ion- at-S27-2CU5- " •••••'. The Earth Care medical treatment Hospital in Summit: ."';• Foundation tribute plant has long been a controversial According to Rubinstein, who is CERTIFIED USED ACURAS • subject in the area. also chairwoman of? the Medical NEW-.LUXURY Stamp services NEVER UNDERSOLD S*t\i '-.= •/. SPORTS COUPE ^4-DDOR SEOAK: . The proposed plant was approved Waste Institution of the National Sol- I SPORTS .COUP Acura's Preferred Pre-Owned Vehicles Program Sever li'starhp^buy ing. services Features TOTAL L UXURY CARE and these by the Linden Zoning Board.tb take in id Waste Management Association, LOW, LOW PRICES! 97ACURA CL ! heip' tvsialcusiorhsrs 'year1-. •97 ACURA INTEGRA additional benefits ' '• ' up to 72,000 pounds of medical waste, the only thing restricting where, a veh-; • FRONT WHEEL DRIVE-AIR CONDITIONING, ..-!?. • ver"C's T'.-s: M 'CEST'F'BC" • J"d'K rounJ arc particularly handy.' £Doof.. Power Steering/Disc Brakes/Windows.. AM/FM/Stereo/GD-P!ayer. Pew including bedding, IV bags and iclc with medical waste can go is the .- MOON ROOF • AUTO: TRANS.'' ABS BRAKES! . . 3 fgcc-5 75-K;": '"SKOC" • Ccve-e^ ty Slanri services- enabje customers : Anii'Tinted Glass, Dual' Air Bags, RoM Wheel Drive,'Fue! Inject' '6 ValyeAcy "sharps" like needles and syringes, weight restrictions, of'a road and the n receive.the'.r stamps via 1 : ACURA . which it will turn into disinfected vehicle itself.'Othcrwise.ii is free tp\ •DOHC .Eng.-5-Spd: Std. Trans./Opt Aut? Trans-.available .LOADED -MS=c offered for residents porting waste lo the plant crashing in Just to' get a license to transport -•Doc-: ?cwe: See'JABS Brakes/Windows . 4-Dow, Power Seenng/ABSBrakesWndows a residential neighborhood and spew- medical waste, she said, requires a =ow Ant /Seats/Or - of Rahway af the Rahway Publ- AM;FM;Stereo/GD-Player. Power Antenna/ S2INTEGRARS3DBBLUE . ' ' • «HTEGR*LS308FIEC BYBBNO#1 •'locKS.".'-"c's.-A:r'Coac Fir Dehc'st-.Tintetf' ing infectious waste where children fingerprinting, a photo identification, Seats/Door. Locks Leath Irrtenor. Tintea Glass ic Libray .every month: For ' YOU OCT VOLUME Glass DJS "AC sags Frbnj Wheel. Dnve. Tilt.. •SI LEGEND LS IDR SHERWOOD GREEN « LEGEND !0R BUCK . can 'get at il. . ..'.'.. and "very detailed levels of exposure'.' Ar Conditioning'. Dual Air Bags, Moon Roof furttiyr inft>rrrutipn. contact the 'A'nee*-'.e- •r.-e-r. 'cValve6-cyl Front Wheel Drive, Fuel Injected 5-cylinder DISCOUNT PRfONO DepahincQ! of Ifcaiih, Welfare Richard De Caprio, the president of on details of the. prospective hauler 'ii.'t:. Tr'a-is. .CADED1 MSR? S< 1-435 WTLUOUKSBITIIST Engine. 'Automatic Transmission LOADED' Earth Care Systems, has said that and of parent companies, "if. any. The g EVERY DAY! 1 MONTH and RecreaiiOT at .'827-2085 U.SR? -530,535 VIN«VC0Oii336 LEASE routes leading to the plant are not set license must also.be renewed every Si liCEM)140il FOREST GREEN -. Offices closed up by his company. Mcording to him, year with disclosures of financialand ; LEASE RETURN WE NEED CARS company relations, litigation and vio^ SPECIAL FINANCING! ALL TRADES WELCOMED! FREE! PARTIAL ACURAL1STING... the plant is a "destroy and destruct Tne officex of this newspaper facility" and has nothing to do with lations at the state level and in other AND TRUCKS! •SERVICE. ; In an award preservation, Merck receives the first.ever John Shippen Memorial VVE WILL PAY OFF ANY LOANS HEADQUARTERS ' LOANERCARS MANY OTHERS IN STOCK! will be.closed Monday in obser how the waste gets to the plant. jurisdictions.. . FIRST TIME BUYERS • .VE PAY CASH FOP '. . Foundation Humanitarian Award.. The foundation encourages
PAGE 2 — THURSDAY, MARCH 27, 1997 RAHWAY PROGRESS RAHWAY PRonBFRg . CLARK EAGLE THURSDAY, MARCH 27, 1997 --PAGE 3 INSIDE life Officials announce area code Honored society THE COMMUNITY CALENDAR Railway Progress at the Rahway High School Gymnasium. At last year's' to help fire victims The Community Calendar is prepared by the Rahway to take effect in June semi-finals, five World Champion boxers were in atten- Editorials . 4 (Continued from Page ]) ty Arson task force were on hand at Progress lo.inform residents of various community dance, as well as New.Jersey State Boxing Commis- By Scan Dally ones are running out of numbers., as pagers and mobile phones. This has to cover the burned spot when he the.'fire that afternoon. The officers activities and governmental meetings. To give .your Letters to the Editor ' • 4 sioner. Larry Hazzard. This year's event promises to be Staff Writer . Each area code carries. a finite been done in New- York City. talked to reporters in the afternoon. . community events the publicity they deserve, mail your reportedly found an accelerant, a sub- Dial that 908 area code -while you amount of telephone numbers. These But Ireland said that this has been ... Education . • -5 •I'm not a hero." he said. "I jua did; schedule to Railway. Progress, Attention: Chris Suswal, filled with exciting boxing action and will be attended stance used, by arsonists to start fires. can. • . • . ... are being used up at an increasing outlawed by the Federal Communica- what I hoped anyoncfwould for their managing editor. P.O. Box 3109, Union, 07083: by nationally known celebrities. The guest of honor will Obituaries • . ' . .8 "Once the team discovered the pre- . According to Tim Ireland, spokes- rate, according to Ireland, because of tions Commission because'it is anti- family" • April. 3 . be General Alfred M. Gray; ,USMO Ticket prices are sence of an accelerant, the matter man forBel l Atlantic, a new area code the increasing use of technologies like competitive and docs'not offer "dial- Sports." . . .10 • "I just did what I thought I should : • The Rahway Democratic Club \vill hold their annu- SCO Golden Ringside Seat which includes prime rib became a criminal investigation and, is corning to parts of Union County. faxes, mobile phones and pagers. ing parity:"- In other words, a caller do." he added. "I, just... couldn't gel . al Board of education Candidate's Night at 8 p jn. at the . buffet dinner at St. ThomasChurch in Rahway. $15 for County news B1 within- hours; the defendant was in The new area code, '732,. takes .. But some politicians oppose how would have to call 10 digits— 1 plus in/' " • • . . • • . ' Knights of Columbus Hall at the corner, of Inman reserved seating, and S10.general admission. For infor- custody — found, we believe, trying effect in early June, though callers . this will be implemented. . the area code, plus the number — to- Entertainment . • B3 Wilson said that the Lands had Avenue and Jacques Avenue. The forum is open to mation on. time and tickets call the Rahway PAL at to' flee the state down irr Moorcstown, will be .able to use the 908 area code This will be wilh a "geographical call a cellular.phone instead of seven lived in the house for two years. He everyone and refreshments will be served following the •827-2136. ... ••'.• Classified •BT4 not far from the entrance to- the Pen- until December.. ''•'•'...'.'. ' split," carving the new area codes out for a local call over phone wires. called them "just real nice people, presentations. The forum will consist of candidate's •ReaFestate B16 nsylvania Turnpike.". said Neafsey. The area code, change will split a of ihc old 201 and 908 area codes. The State legislators have advocated an vhurch going people. They were out opening statements, answering questions from the audi- • The New Jersey Native and Plant Society will hold number of towns in. half or even in boundaries of these areas do not fol- "overlay", plan, a" plan originally Automotive there at 6 a.m. and raking the leaves. ' Land. was arrested after a State ence, and. concluding remarks. For information call several events in the month of April. There will be a •••; B17 thirds. These-include Clark, Linden low town .borders; hence 34 towns in rejected by Bell Atlantic. This would Just.real, nice people." '••'•'. Trooper spotted Land walking .along Spring Lecture Series at theHolly House at Rutgers and .388-7677 or 388-6619. . • and West field. New Jersey have been split down the assign the new area codes only to How to reach us: - .Officers from the Sheriffs Depart- the side of the road. He. was alerted by Cook College from 7:30to 9 p.m. on April 11 and April : • '."... • April-4 ; * -•-—' A number, of towns already split middle^ • . . newly assigned photic numbers and Our offices are located at! 291 ment and from -the Union County an all-points bulletin describing the. 25. Ted Gordon will lecture oh.New Jersey Pine Bar- • The Rahway Woman's Club will be entertained by between the 908 and 201 area codes Clark, for one, will be split into not • leaving old phone numbers with the Stuyvesant Avenue. Union, N.J. Homicide Squad and.the Union Coun- 6-foot. 4-inch tall suspect.. rens on the first date and Nancy Slowick will lecture on a slide lecture at their general membership meeting at will be instead ^nlit between the 908 two but three areas, with 95 percent of old area code. ' ' 07000. We BIB Lven IIUIII 9 a.m. to _ alive rlaiuvui lliu 1 alia .noon in the- second Presbyenan Church hall on New and new 732 -area code. These the town, including Town Hall, in the But Ireland said that some towns 5 pm. every weekday. Calf us at will be a Spring Walk and Planting at the Watchung Brunswick Avenue.- -The slide lecture will review the already-split towns include Elizabeth, new 732 area code. This means that \ would be split up no matter what plan one of the telephone, numbers . Reservation on April 20 at 10 am For information on listed below: ' dub's recent trip to Greece and Israel by.Lorriane Hillside, Springfield and Scotch anyone calling from a Clark phone was implemented, Residents dispute need any of these events.contact Karen Carlough at (908) Smarsch, the club's.treaurcr._ Plains. .' : , number to another Clark phone nurrF^ He added that it is"thcorctically Voice Mail: 352-1734 or Jeanne Overly at (908) 247-0079. :'•..•. April 8. . • Rahway is the only Union County ber could have to dial'an area code, , possible" to have the area code Our main phone number.908-686- for new waste incinerator . • City Council will hold its prc-cohfcrpnce meeting __7700..is.equipped.with.aLvqice mail municipality that will change over something that Mayor Robert Ellen- boundaries follow town lines; this has (Cpntirracd-froTn- -—She-added-that- the use of-a-privaic- ^ai-7:30-p.-m.-in-tlie.council's-chambers-al~Gity-Hall.— 7 • system to-better serve our •;.' • • • "cdmpletcly~rorthe""732~area~code;^ ~port~h"as""callal unacceptable . beeii~d6ne~lrr(he"'past: ear for transporting medical waste April 11. . , '•• City Council will hold its regular meeting at 7:30 customers'. During regularbusiness Department of Transportation, includ- The new 732 area code is one of. Some politicians, including Con- But it could only\bc~aofje "at tre- would be "philosophically problema- p.m. in-the council's chambers in City Hall. . hours, a receptionist will answer ing regulatioas on shipping papers, • The New Jersey Golden Gloves. Finals will be held . gressman Bob Franks, R-7, have mendous cost" and.result in everyone New inductees of the National German Honor Society gather for an induction cere- tic," although a small hauler, such as a two new area codes in the state; the your call. During-the evening or . packaging waste, driver's education in a town with the same area code but mony at ALJ. Front row from left: Thomas Chung,.Melissa Sockell,.Karen-Yele- doctor transporting that day's waste other is 973. Bell Atlantic, the reg- advocated a "technological split," when the^office is closed, your call • and spill contingency plans. ion's phone carrier, says that it needs with new area codes being assigned also with seven new digits for their novsky, Beth Tworhbly, Tara. Theile, Sarah Tweedle;. Kathleen Dowling, German will be answered by an auiomated from a private office, could use" these.- Ifi addition, haulers cannot accept the hew area codes because the old' . only to wireless communications such telephone numbers. Teacher and Club Advisor, Kathryn Zigmont. Back row from left: Mark Moglia, Ron receptionist. .. • • • . medical waste from anyone except All of these vehicles have to be ful- Arts center houses festival Weslosky, Ed O'Brien, Guenter Kryszon; Jason Woilenberg and'Donald Strunk. To subscribe:' ,'".-.. registered gcneralors and that both the ly enclosed and leak resistant.'. Trie Other inductees were Kimberly Kryszon,' Kelly Duriri and Christian Zawoysky. tival placed, Kruczek said "right in. Jersey Film Festival and bring in fresh generator and hauler-must keep ship- cargo area of the vehicles must also ' (Continued from Page 1) The Progress is mailed to the' . cycles; the only/changes being in col- the middle" between experimental. and exciting filmmakers." . City gives Mdss chance to celebrate homes of subscribers for delivery ping 'manifests and other paperwork, cnusre that the waste docs not becon*; from the DOT. The DOT paperwork, or, texture and pattern. ."•••. and "mainstream" films.' • ....•• ' "Even the biggest festivals, even every Thursday. One-year • • pulrescent during lengthy storage and By Sean Daily . . that — a hunt in the park's grass for Street "just for a spring kind of bring- at least, must be kept on file for sever- To offset, all of the heavy • film : Sundance started like this and now it's 'subscriptions in Union County-are .' • is mil subject to mechanical-stress or Saturday's festival was only one of . Staff Writer. bright, plastic eggs... • . . ing together.kind of community kind available for 315^00, two-year : al years. ' . ... .school stuff,' .the festival ended on the biggest," Caruso added. HEALTH compacting during loading, unloading; several Black Maria festivals that ' The day was cold and windy when, ' The children were divided up into •• of thing." said Kaminski. subscriptions for S26.00. .College Saturday with "En Garde, Monsieur!''. "If there is a problem, then.the or transit. These cargo areas must also took' place tliroBghour. Union-County- .. But the YMCA could not guarantee and out-of-state subscriptions are hy-Didier Fpntan, also of Paris. An the kids invaded Hart Street Park on age groups to hunt for the.eggs. May- agency will very happily fine both be kept locked if unattended and must this month with the assistance of the •available: You may Subscribe by. almost-slapstick comedy, the- film We want your news Saturday. -. . be not surprisingly, the-group pf 3 to 4 the use of the facility, so last'yearit Violence said to be key health risk in area entities," she 'said. ••.'•• carry identification.'. '. . . • Union'County Motion Picture-and phone by calling 908-686-7700 and . : • Your organization should be get- . They, were- there for the eighth year-olds was the biggest, group- was brought, outside:. According . to state regulations, .depicts a traffic accident that ends _ Community leaders and others at in Union and Middlesex counties last -. relationships in the county." asking for the-citciilatipn .--:•• .' "I think you'll find a-'iong and fine . Television Advisory Board. Festivals • annual City Easter Egg Hunt, a joint • All. of the eggs were hollow and. ' This year's attendance was. down wiih'inc two sides duking it out, Errol ting the publicity it deserves and we summer covered a broadrange of top- . - Hollcfan went on tosa y that 18 per- department. Allow at least two . medical waste must be placed in rigid, bavc.becn shown at the Union County from last year's attendance of about .Railway High-~Spl\pol for Rahway history of dedicated carriers to trans- Flynn-style, with sabres through the would like to help. We have a publici- effort between the Rahway Recrea- held something to warm the cockJes cent-of those who reside in the area weeks for processing your order. leak-resistant containers .impervious College campuses in Elizabeth arid ' ' 100 kids. That attendance was down Hospital's Annual, recent meeting. ics. -These included stress manage- port medical waste in' a safe and streets and homes of a. French city. ty handbook which explains how to tion Board and the Rahway YMCA. ^ofany kid's heart — maybe a cache pf' surveyed report they have been vic- to.moisture and w.hicli arc sufficiently. r heard the results of a community ment, family medical history, lifestyle You may use Mastercard or viSA.'. appropriate mariner," Rubinstein said. Cranford ..and a: . Kcan .College in. •'..•; "Turned out to bea nice day , said. jcllybearis or. even more valuable a•• •from the vear. before that, one of the Saturday's festival-was only one of tell your story. We would like to behaviors, health insurance coverage, tims of crime.She said" that Bperceht ' strong lo resist bursting-under normal ,'"I .think-you'U-fmd-.lhat-haulers_arc_ •Union as well; Saturday was the first- "best years ever7wiirrabour225"kidsr health needs assessment conducted News items; ' " - "about 70 lestivals snown throughout"" •publicize your club, church, sports, ; Ralph Dunhamn. of the Recreation slip of paper that wpuld entitle them do .not feel safe in their neighbor- circumstances. They also must besca- time that the festival has been at the last year by a 29 member community safety and violence. Jt included a ratr News releases of general interest' •; ' dedicated .to serving.cuslomers and to Department. "I was kind of worried .. ••.to an Easter basket chock-full of . But. DUnhamn said,"Iinherited the -ajvi^ry-paiwl-lliat-was-sponsored by-—iiig-of-tlnj-critical^elcmcntt.thatcreaic- lioods. Respondents revealed that 2.1 ^led'tcr^rcvcnrlcalcirdaring-rrarisporrr •following .regulations and when I woke up and saw the dnz2le.". • must be in our office by Friday at with films varying according to where for a picture or story, caJ! Managing goodies.' • •••'.-..•• •-,.'. program. As you probably knpw, it's percent use street .drugs. ( - • - •' • - • • • a healthy community. noon to be considered for In addition, "sharps", must be •guidelines:". ••'••. tiie hospital. ' ... each festival.takes place. Festivals in.: "We hrouglit. this in because it's Editor Chris Suswal at 686-7700, ext. About 75 children came to the The Easter Egg hum also featured the eighth annual and; we.'thoughi it publication the following week: • • placed, in puncture-resistant contain- •Michele Ijollcran, prcsiclent of According to Hbllcran, the results. • ; Howard Spivak, a national leader in ' . Bui the question remains whether Ilobokcn and New.York are generally 'established/", said board member Bill 322 weekdays before 5 p.m. If. you'd ; Bugs Bunny, actually Andrea Eilba- was-.worth-continuing;" Pictures must be btack arid white ers and fluids in tightly-lidded, break- event, which featured, not only an I lollcran'Consulting, the firVn which yielded that five percent of individu- community violence.-was the keynote medical 'waste, has to be transported in very experimental, she said. '^Caruso,- "but we hope, if we're still on like a handbook, call and one willbe Easte'r Egg hunt, but face painting and cher in a costume- '•'•'••. -'..- ' :. glossy prints. For further ••• • resistant 'containers.' ' .' . • : performed Uie" independent research, als in the study' area have been physi-. speaker. Spivak said tliat if current. • tlto first' place.- \ (lie'-.board, -to. make our owp New mailed to you: '-.':" "They were good." she said. "They information or to report a breaking DOT regulations include special When asked where Saturday's-fes-- ' poster contests with spring, Easter and presented statistics which led the CAP . callly abused by another household .-'trends.arc allowed to continue, by the : -'were very'-7-hugging andkissingand. Editorial deadlines • news story, call 908-686-7700 and •regulations .for cultures and stocks, Passover themes. The names of the to conclude that violence is the prim- member. • year 2003 murder will be the leading : loving Bugs." .•'•'•'..'.'•'" General, news — Monday 5 p.m. .•'ask for'Editorial. •'••'.'. - '•' • such as pclri dishes. The 'containers winners were not available.- ary risk to the health of the corrimuni- "Reports of domestic violence are cause of:death among the ages 15 to 1 Satnrrtay'c hnnr u:r>i. rmfy thf ti-.-- Letters'to the editor: TliuV weie • fine." vM CJIOI ~ty"tliat""conipnscs~lrie~area~scrvcdT>y~ higher in "union i_ouniyTnan"thesTaT^~ ^i4rSpivajri5"mc"cnici 01 TIICTJIvision: for these' niust: be stackaMe to a cer- cind lime that-the hunt has been held Kaminski pf the" Recreation Depart- the hospital. Holtcran explained the average," she said. ''Professionals of General Pediatrics and vice presi- The Progress provides an open ••• . tain height, lcak-rcsislaiu.and able to outside. '..-.' ' Sports — Monday hoori. • forum for opinions and welcomes ment. "There were few that were... we endeavor by siating. that the random who participated in a follow up focus dent for Community Health Programs 'withstand a'fall, of .four feet.. •'• Originally., the huril w-a!s held inside Church, cluh and'social.— Friday fetters to the editor. Letters should • There are no set' types-of veluclcs had inn." ; • •household survey on health risk beha- . group told us that physical and mental •at-New' England.Medical-Center in The Easter Egg hunt was exactly ai the Rahwav-YMCA on Irvine be typed double .spaced/must be that can transport this waste. TtieofctU viors conducted in 14 municipalities domestic violence affects one in four :Bostbn,Mass/''; • . ' signed; andshouldbe .-..•••. cally; -a. private car. can be used to accompanied by an address and daytime .phone1 number for transport wasteland it has even been verification- Letters and- columns' - sent': iuravigh -the. mail.- .-•.'• : ' • must be in our office by 9 a.m. . 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RAHWAY PROGRESS - CLARK EAGLE THURSDAY. MARCH *— PAGE 5 PAGE 4 — THURSDAY, MARCH 27, 1997 RAHWAY PROGRESS COMMUNITY FORUM Ferrara gets teacher of the month honors Arthur L. Johnson Regional High School named Ron Ferrara Teacher of the 111 Support a Month for the month of March. Fcrarra began his career at David Breariey Reg- 'DISTRIBUTING Cor ional High School in Kenilworth in 1977 as a-member of the Social Studies Department. He came to Arthur L. Johnson Regional High School in -1993. worthy cause . A 1971 graduate of New Providence High School^ he attended American New Jersey Golden Gloves Finals, a premiere boxing SERVICING SG'OUT .— ' -University and received a.bachelors degree in business administration and. Justin Lewis; a junior at' • accounting. He also received a master's degree in secondary education and event sponsored t>y the Rahway Police. Athletic League, will Union Catholic Hiah be held in the Rahway. High School gymnasium on April 11. social studies. He recently earned his sixth year level at St. Peters College and School, is" honored by trie- other-schools. \ • -.' : ...... • '. ••'.'. Former heavyweight contender Gerry Cooney is among the Union • County Board of nationally knqwn.celebrities who have confirmed an- appear- Chosen Freeholders for liis Farrara teaches Contemporay America, Sociology and World Cultures but has also taught business courses in the regional district.' ance for the 12-bout boxing contest. • . . • acts of volynteerism. Lewis, initiated a coat, drive prog- • He coaches wrestling, boys soccer-and girls track. He and his wife Loretta As expressed in a promotional conference last week, last have three boys: Ronald Jr., Matthew and Michael. ' year's semi-finals in Rahway included five World Champ- ram which was successful., W ASHE Ft S ion boxers in attendance, as well as New Jersey State Boxing with the help of'troops in many towns. These include. Commissioner Larry Hazzard. Hazzard was among those EXTRA FEATURES AT NO EXTRA COST! Clark, .Cranfofd, Hillside, Alicia Clarke , . Ronald J. Ferrara ' who talked abput'how youth and education programs would Elizabeth, Rahway and Second in class Also athletics coach benefit from the event. To many, this seems to be a thrilling Roselle. The coats and and worthy event to attend. But some people simply view jackets were brought to the MJOTAG boxing as a "barbaric and morally harmful form of St. Joseph Social Service Johnson announces CONSUMER RATED "1* entertainment. Center in Elizabeth.' .-.-•. WASHER Some of the speakers downplayed the issue of vjolence student of the month and instead concentrated on how boxing teaches discipline ••?? Arthur L. Johnson Regional High School in Clark named Alicia Clarke Stu- -and-respect-for--one-s-adversary,-.Boxing_should..not_be_ 7 singled out because its object is to have the victor knock dent of the. Month for March. • ~~7 ~ ~ ~ ' , . . • 7. Ranked second in.her class, Clarke is president of the student council, vice doxvn his opponent. This is not a random act of violence like president of the Nalional'Horiors Society; editor of the Lance, and president of a mugging or attack. It is a competition, and should, be the Sound Studio. She is a member of the Spanish National Honor Society, viewed within the context of sportsmanship. Those who Foreign Language'Honor.Society. KEY Club, Spanish Club, arid works on the think otherwise will most, likely, not attend the event and Crusader staff. Additionally she serves as a Peer Tutor on the-principal's on bind pntetmx suntys in t»c u S. & Caiudi rightfully so But there is no reason why boxing cannot be Elected'officials leaveyou hungry for more Advisory Board and Committee on School Issues, and as an Intcrclub Council, used as a means to drum up excitement and fund'a worthy delegate and as a Peer Leader. She has done collaborative learning with the elementary schools.as a member of the Science League and.participated in . cause; • . • - ' • '.•.-_.'...- . .. • • • • Excepr for the growing list of-Prcsi-.-. rent from North Carolina." I'll.say we graduate who used to check Mayor ALJ's Career Shadowing.program. At home inr.the athletic field, Clarke is a' dent Clinton's strange campaign con- are.!lt's amazing what North Carolina Kennedy's spelling. • •' People should focus on what this event will do for helping . member of thc'Varsily Field Hockey Team arid is a member.of Varsity Winter . tributors; the only amusing political has tolerated 'from Jesse over, the I've just come from Torricclli's the city's youth-. For example, some of the money raised will Free: and Spring Track teams. She received recognition in the Mountain Valley Con- story of the new year, has been Dob years: . . . • headquarters," he annouced. I asked benefit the Alternative Centerfor Education,.which is a high ference for placing first in the 400 meter hurdles and won the Presidential T6rncelli"s "no" vote on the Balanced It will' be a -'different storyif Tor- • him ' how the food' was down in . Form . Academic Fitness Award. . . •'••.• . school level program that aids students who are having Budget Amendment. -Tliat vole had ricelli gets, himself worked up over Woodhridge. • : academic difficulty. According to Paul DiGiano, an ACE the right wingers screeching "betray- She is ilic daughter of Joan and Philip Clarke. ' MAYTAG MAYTAG By Bob Rixon campaign reform.'Theman's one of . '"Food?". Jeff exclaimed. "There program instructor, the tutoring program'meets.in the morn-. aK" as if they had actually voted for Clarke was selected to attend the Governor's School on the Environment and DRYER the premier .campaign- fundraisers. wasn't any food. I'm starving. I came WASHER 1 the guy on Ihe. mistaken impression Unlike Bradley, who went to great the Douglass College Science Weekend Academy. Named an alternate to'the ings and afternoons and "gives kids a chance to succeed." here for some hot clog's." that the word ''Democrat" beneath his out of being a Democrat. The Repu- lengths in his recent autobiography to' New Jersey Girl's, Slate, she was nominated to attend'the National Senate Youth . We commend the volunteers who dedicate their time to I broke the bad news to Jeff thai he name on last November's ballot was a blicans like that about him/ tell .us bow dirty he felt when asking •program and the National Young Leaders Conference and Presidential Class- these types of programs. We support..the PAL and other •was going to go hungry if he wanted. Students rehearse for Cranford.: Repertory. Theater's misprint. Or dumb enough to believe / Torricelli. on the other hand,, is the for money, Torricelli enjoys lugging room. She is an Edward J. Bloustein Distinguished Scholar and a National Hon- spring production of 'Oliver!' which will run perfor-
0 .'U.'.T> vuiiiiJ rje. House-.Miniinrj-'LeaJ-Jr ' GRAND OPENING . • -.- ..•lid shot in the year'2000.. of poverty I.le.!ate'r admitted that the - campaign conlii'Dutionsfrom lobacci- No-Break™ Bins 1 . Thankfully, about S 140.000 in federal Housing and Urban •Duk Geplurdi. senators J3or- -Kerry. • • Emerpcies Welcome Gore and his boss. President -Clin- ' eyenl was a'fuiid-raiscr inwliicli.Hlfg: inju'stry-. political • acijon corhmlilees AT NEW LOCATlbN Strongbox™ TAX Development money had been given toRahway for this pur- Mgy ASSOCIATES , Door Hinges ton, and '"team" players cl.aini'ihar' ai • contributions were solicited. It Dr. VKGINMLM*IOS-PERRCnTE . pose. Kennedy said this week that the money, had been : RUPALS JEWELERS liiey had to'work hard to-raise can*--- 'sounds like -obstruction of justice u> .sisieV/ . .- !'•. '• .-.''•• •''. •'' ' . . Evening and Saturday • released to the developer of the site. S.DI Industries, to reme- i pa'ign funds because the GOP.raised iiie. ..'•'• . • Uememhei how Hie Demi>craM> Like :!i'e-pi'esiJc:i':. tile \i--ep-.-> ne%: '. CARDS N GIFTS OralSuigay- Spec. Uc. «30Q7. Appointments Available HURRY IN NOW! diate or to hire a contractor for remediation. .more money from ihe Dems..Norirue.. There is also talk about an investi- used tiie. race card, against President soiicmng protect rna\ he !•.- funj i:i> . 436 N. WOOD AVE (BETWEEN BZ'S & DAIRY QUEEN) Building a recreation arid.business center in this area of fcT~ Have these bunker mentality people gation into Gore.and.1iis siaff 'to'push. .'•Bu>h'.will] the Willie Honon ads' iwCal delense'acci.')u;V. • :' •'•'••'.' . . • TEL. 486-9111'' f 801 N. WOOD AVE. • LINDET1 ' - . OPEN SEVEN DAYS .' ihe city would be .extremely beneficial. The downtown selectively forgotten (hat the Republi-' the Immigration -and Naturalization" Who'was tlieTirs! to bring the issue io •'I Jut .'Orlando is -a .rcMclcnf of . cans went through an expensive prim- needs to undergo a transformation to.truly be revitalized, as Service ipspeed tip ihe process lo pro- • iht.- lorelrvinl'.' You gues.sed il.-AlGor.e. Clark-und ;a l)i-«ecklv columnist : 10% OFF . EVERY MAYTAG I 5p%' OFF an- season0 Remember when you 10%OFF35MM many people, have suggested. Residents should search for a uLjcc-I^milhon now voters by-Eleclion in Ins 1'JSS primary hid against Mike fur this .puhlicutkm. Ht- also is a- •I EASTER SENIOR GIT. DISC. heard many'nines that Bob. Dole's.. -atisfatory development plan and should settle for. nothing .' -Djy'. Ii'has be'eii reported that 1&0.0QO- Dukakis. • • '.' *' •.'..' "cC-klv. columnist for The Auu-r;c!in • • GA.RDS -j , ON JEWELRY. ILMDEVELpPINGj ca;nnaii;i; was broke'.': . •'. . 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Reglna 24 HOUR AUTO INFORMATION SERVICE . 1997 All Rights Reserved Advertising Manager at Capobianco Plaza? Mx. Coffee ... # #7570-YES Electric Colonia/Clark Articles, pictures and advertisements herein are trie ' Hoover A FREE Public Service of exclusive properly of Worrall Community'Newspap- Nancy Seybotri ' #7571 • NO Philco • RCA 382-2088 700RAHWAY AVENUE . : Regalware Worrall Community Newspapers 725 RAHWAY AVENUE • • ers',' Inc. and any republicalion or broadcast without' • ' Classified Manager Rc-5p6ns'es tt'ili'fce publis» i«cl'nfe'xt'vvec-k NO RESPONSE Sylvanla Gor. Elmora Ave. • EUZABETHl written permission is prohibited. Polls close Monday at noon.' 382-8713 ELIZABETH • 354-8533 Calls are Jree Touch tone phones only • r- THURSDAY, MARCH 27, 1997 — PAGE 7 PAGE 6 — THURSDAY, MARCH 27, 1997 RAHWAY PROGRESS - CLARK EAGLE LINDEN LEADER . ROSELLE SPECTATOR * RAHWAY PROGRESS - CLARK EAGLE 3% SALES TAX • SAVE • 3% SALES TAX • SAVE • 3% SALES TAX • SAVE • 3% SALES TAX • SAVE • 3% SALES TAX • SAVE • 3% SALES TAX • SAVE Door-to-dorm '..,'. EVENTS Senator pushes for energy tax cut A newspaper subscription offers a great way forcoUege Students to suy.in louch. with their hometown. Call (908) 686-7700 andask for the crculation Commercial and residential consumers of energy could Franchise Tax traditionally collected by utilities would be Temple plans department. see their future energy tax rales reduced by 45 percent eliminated. These utilities would then become subject to • ROPER WESTIKGHOUSE under legislation sponsored by Senate President Donald the 9 percent Corporate Business Tax in the same manner film lecture DiFrancesco, R-Union. . • . • as other companies. ' Noted Yiddish, Israeli and Jewish The legislation is aimed at reducingNew Jersey'tener- The existing 6 percent State Sales and Use Tax would be film expert Eric Goldman will discuss gy rates,'among the highest in the nation, to bring them in applied to retail electric and natural gas sales instead of the The Comedic Jew in Film" in a lec- . GRAFT. A Transitional Energy Facilities to replace the Deluxe line with other states in the region. Energy taxes are con- by Whirlpool YOUR CHOICE ture on April 6 at Temple Beth sidered by economists to be a cost factor that has a direct loss of revenue, from the GRAFT elimination. The assess- O'r/Bclh Torah, 111 Valley Road in impact on business retention, and relocation. • ment would be phased out over. a. five-year period. . Clark;•• ''•', • • / "We are on the threshold of seeing an end to an industry ••• "We recognjze that, public utility taxes representth e The program, the annual Sol Sem that has often been called the last great American rhptiopo- . second-large source of municipal budget revenue In New Memorial Lecture, begins at 8 p.m. Large Capacity ly.**said DiFrancesco. "Ah essential part of preparing this Jersey and companion legislation has been drafted that will and is open to the public free t>f industry for an era of deregulation, greater competition and ensure that the elimination of the GRAFT will not nega- i charge. Theiccturcis named in mem- more cdrisumerchoicc is for New Jersey to restructure its tively impact local • budgets and local taxpayers," said RICHARD FAMELY.CPA ory, of a beloved longtime member of energy tax codes. Other large industrial states,' including DiFrancesco. • , • the Temple. For further information, ^California and Massachusetts, have already passed utility ' "This_£ompaniQn measure guarantees S730 million in BROOKS &FAMELY PA. Deluxe callibe Temple at (908) 381-8403. reform measures because theyrecognized that lower ener- annual property tax relief for taxpayers statewide. 1122 U.W. Hwy! No. 22, Mountainside • REAL E?TAT£ APPRAISALS . .. Goldman will address, in hjs talk gy tax rates can boost their economies and enhance their In fact, the legislation includes a "poison pill' provision TAX APPEALS BUSINESS VALUATIONS and through film clips, how'"funny BUSINESS AND PERSONAL .BlTINftSELLING. TAX £ ESTATE competitiveness." • . • that binds the Legislature to the S730 million figurea d - PLANNING men" handle aspects of Jewish life TAX RETURNS PROPERTY RESEARCH ASSOCIATES *ru« i-n;Mtt;r.n %t.;il ^liminati* ihr rfiffrtynf tflt treat- infinitum.** •'...•:. ' ' ' IIIA^UFPI • through humor. 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MARCH 27, 1997 LINDEN LEADER - ROSELLE SPECTATOR - RAHWAY PROGRESS - CLARK EAGLE THURSDAY, MARCH 27, 1997 *- PAGE 9 OBITUARIES WORSHIP CALENDAR Police arrest three jn drug bust According to lx Bob Disko of the March 21 Dorothy Bradley son had owned the Tobacco King Born in Elizabeth, Mrs. Del Tufo was a home delivery milkman for LUTHERAN ORTHODOX CHRISTIAN Rahway Police, last Thursday police POLICE BLOTTER ' » At 1:03 p.m., at Clark police Convenience Stores in Belleville and Menza Dairy, Hillside, for 30 years arrested A. W. Lawson, 61, along headquarters, officers took a report of Dorothy Bradley, 84, of Clark died lived in Cranfora' for 20 years and St. John lit BaptW Orthodox Omrdi, 211 . Bloomfield and had been the manager and retired in 1981. Mr. Menza was a:'. REDEEMER LUTHERAN CHURCH. 134 West Gnnd Avt. Ribw»» - 3C-O44. Rev. Fr. with Audrey Douglas, 28. and John All • three were arrested. Douglas forged checks from Summit Bank. An March 20 in Rahway Hospital. Deland. Fla.. for seven years before. Prospect Ave., Irvmglcn. 3:74-9377. Rer. Hai- of the Merit Foodtown in Clark. member of the Italian-American Civic ry E. Diefc Dl>. Vasta. 763-0878. Sunday . Qoria A: Letaurt Piflor. SmxSaj Divine Tucker, 31. and have charged them and Tuck were issued summonses and investigation is continuing. At 10:10 Born in-- Newark, Mrs! Bradley • moving to Clark two years ago: UinrjT. 9-30 AM. Prayer Service wtttj •&*- He served in' the Coast .Guard dur- Association of Hillside and Hillside- School for all aget 9:15'- 10:15 ua. Woohip with possession of marijuana under released pending; an appearance in p.m., Clark police responded to a ver- 1 lived in Irvington before moving to • Surviving are three daughters. Nan- • services 8:30 and. 10:30 a.m.. Choir Practice . iM for the «* of mm* body wA sad. Tboa- ing World War n and was amernber Lodge 1591 of Elks.' .. •;•• d>y' April 3 it 7 JO PM- Onhodax EMS April 50 grams. All are residents of Main municipal court. Lawson, on the other bal dispute at the White Diamond Clark in 1993. She was a clerk secret- cy Stevens, Rosann. Di;Ioriq and" 9:15 a.m.. Boy Scouo, Maxhyi 7 pju.. Senior of the American Legion Post 328 and Surviving are his wife, Josephine; a • Fellowship - 1st Wednesdays and 3rd Tbm- 27 - Oil Gsxcb for schedule of Lerien Street. - ' • • '; hand, is being held on $500 bail. restaurant. The dispute was settled ary for the A&P food store. Paterson. Maryann Sorrentino; five sisters, Phi- days; dwell Council 8 p.m., AA Steps, Fri- Service*. Veterans' of Foreign Wars Post, both son. Gregory J.; three, daughters,, and all parties left the area without for more thin 10 years and retired in lomena Veterei Angelina Fonseca, days 8 p.m.,"AA Saturdays 8 pjn., A-AJLP. . ROMAN CATHOUC ' All three were arrested in Munici- ' of Clark. Mr. Samelson also was a Roseanne Bowdcn, Phyllis Iauruzio . Irvington Chapta 2819 Third Tuesdays 1 p.m. further incident. '.-'.- J980. '•"• • . • • • Alice Pasquale, Rose Carracino.and . pal Parking Lot B, Off of Main Street . March 20 member of the Men's Club of Temple and Judy-Mulleryi two brothers, Yito ST. LEO'S C3IURCH 103 Mjitle Are., Surviving are a son. Paul; a daught- Jennie Del Tufo; two brothers, John . fcvinjton. 372-1272. .Rev. Dana R- MCKCD- last Thursday. . ' • • At 8:14 a.m.. Clark police March 23 Or. Clark, and the B'nai B'rhh Food and Joseph; a sister. Rose DeGeorge, and Frank Pasquale Jr., and eight' ST. LUKE'S LUTHERAN CHURCH ra. Pastor Schedule for Manet Sitanby Eve. Detectives Jack Burkett and Joseph responded to the 1300 block of.Rari- • At 12:58 p.m., Clark police er. Grace Bradley, and asister. Manh- and eight grandchildren. 5JO p.m-. Sunday 7 JO «.nL, lfcOO «.m., lfJO Industry Lodge of .New' Jersey.' (LCMS), HilUide and Colonia Roads. EK- Holly were patrolling.in an unmarked responded to the Parkway North exit .a Martin. •' • • • grandchildren: . ' ••• / a.m. and 12:« p.ra. (Span*); Wetfcdsjn: tan Road to investigate a report of a Surviving are his wife, Blanche; a • rabeth, (908) 352-5487. Join Warder, Pastor. car. when they saw a white Cadillac ramp on a report of a motor vehicle_ Our Sunday Worship Service is aUO: 15 AM. ' Monday to Friday: 7.00 *.nw fcOpa-nt , ttdM damged fence. A police reportwa s Aaron Samelson daughter, Ruth Williams: a son. Mar-, Sunday School and Adull Bible Study are at noon. Samnbyi: 8:00 ».nt, 12:00 noon. Hoiy- parked in the lot. filed. At 12:03 p.m., Clark headquar- accident with injury. The Qark Fire tin: a brother. Leonard, and four 9:00 A.M. Communion on 1st, 3rd and 5th Sun- dayc'Eve 7 JO run. Holydiy:.7;00 IBL, «» . •" Aaron Samelson. 76, of Clark died . im-. 12-00 noon. Mincukxu Medal Novenx While approaching the car, Burkett ters officers took a report of a forgery ; Department also responded with' the grandchildren. '•' • . DEATH NOTICES day of each month. Hymn sing on the 4th Sun- March 20 in Muhlenbcrg Regional day! Call Church Office foe more information Mondays following Hie 12KB noon Man md at reported smelling a strong odor of .which occurcd at Columbia Savings. Clark First Aid Squad to the scene to Nicholas J. Menza or Free Packet . . 7:15 pja. Sacrunent of Penance: -Sanuday: • marijuana and, when he looked in,' on Raritan Road. At.l:47 p.m., park assist with the extrication of the Medicai Center, Plainfield. K1NQSBURQ - Ronald, ol Roselle', on Satur- 1:00 to 2--00 p.m. and following the 5J0.p.m. Nicholas J. Menza, 69, of CTark, motorist, who was then transported to Bom in Brooklyn. Mr. Samelson day.March 22, t997, beloved husband ol Marie Ma». •'•.'•'• ' seeing a partially burned, band-rolled police officers took-a report of a Mary Del Tufo (Roland) wngsburg, dear, son-in-law ol'Mar- formerly of Hillside, retired as a milk- NOTE: All copy changes must be made in cigaretle suspected to be a marijuana • reported theft which occurcd at a Rahway Hospital. New Jersey State lived in Clark for 45 years. He was garet and Marshall Roland ol Roselle. The ' Dorothy G.. '. . ' sales man.ippr with General Mills in Marv Del Tufo. 70.' of Clark died man. died March 23 in Rahway funeral was frnrn Tha SULLIVAN FUNERAUNEP L writing and received by Worrall Community •joint. • • - Westfield Avenue nhvsician's nf vill continue an investicatii fp no Later uun iz:uu rioon, rnaays ' New Jersey for 10 years before retir- March 21 in. John F. Kennedy Medi- Hospital:- HOME, 146 E. Second Ave., Rosalia. A^Fun Funeraf l 1291 Stuyvesant Ave. Mass was olfered in St. Joseph the Carpenter, prior to Hie following week's publication. P.O. Box 3109 cal Center. Edison. .-•••• Bom in Italy, Mr. Menza lived'hi Please address clunges to: ; ; . U/S. ing in J994:. Before that, Mr. Samel- Roselle. Interment Rosehlll CemeteryrUnden. Union.'NJ: 07083 Supporters offer care meetings .' Taking on.the role of caregiver for for .such support'may be over- "Many people are unaware.flf what an elderly family member of friend whelmed. Rahway Hospital's, support' is really involved when they take on •can_be a.difficulttask. Rothindividu- ' grourx-Besause You-Care. provides—^the-task-of-tending-to-an-ill-family : Above: Rahwav children display their newlycrafted aprons during a:session of the Rah=. als who actually provide day-iri-day- an opportunity to caregivers to share member or friend," Neelam Venna< 1340 Burnet Avenue, Union out care and those who may not admi- common experiences with others who RN. on Staff at Rahway Hospital said. way Division of Parks and Recreation Fun time Program: Below: Children roller skate at' nister direct care but are.responsible are enduring the same responsibility. Vcrrna will be facilitating the sup- •,the Franklin School Gymnasium during the parks division skating program. For more port group along with' Susan Bundy, information on these and other Rahway programs call the division at 827-2045. [ MAUNDY THURSDAY. MARCH 27 AT 7:30 P.M. J RN, who" works as ,a community "The Last Supper and SQrvics LIFESTYLE health nurse. .... - of TenGbrae" . "Learning lo cope together can pro- vide that insight needed to care for a loved one." Bundy said. . 1 ' EASTER SUNDAY. MARCH 3O AT 11:00 A.M. 1 "A Celebration of the Resurrection" Each meeting will begin with short The Rev. Nancy E. Forsberg, Pastor informative sessions covering various. Mary Ann Yelovich, Organist aspects of caring for the chronically ill /Carolyn English, Soloist from shopping to managing Finances. Topics to be explored include but "We invite'you to.worship with us!" are not limited to: • Issues encountered m daily, care: • Psychological and behavioral aspects of chronic illness. •' Calvary Evangelical Lutheran Church • Home health care options. . • Identification .arid assessment of 1482 Maple Avenue • Hillside -..•'• . • Orchard Park Church ^n% £hidsDiffhezciii irnunity res -(201^23^9321 ^ftHiance • Legal aspects — advance direc- The.Rev. Nancy L Ruckerf, Pastor .-• tives, durable power of attorney. 1264 Victor Avenue, Union Church • Proper nutrition and potential '••' •• THURSDAY,-MARCH'27TH : . (off Vauxhall Rood) ' •• - feeding problems-. • . ' • 7:30 PM MAUNDY THURSDAY WORSHIP. 1359 Morris Ave. at Sterling Road • Union • Medication considerations. HOLY COMMUNION: CELEBRATED 908-687-0364 908-686-0188 ' . The seven-week program will meet HOLY THURSDAY WORSHIP on' Monday evenings from 6:30 to ^Sharing.Godls.Love.and-Truth'L * 30 w Raima; Iluiuim in Uie it D p.m. Lounge beginning March 17. TENEBRAE WORSHIP. Communion Service at 7:30 p.m. , Due to the interactive nature of this EASTER SUNDAY - SUNDAY, MARCH 30TH - 10:30 AM ' '.' Easter Service: program; space is limited. To register, Come arid join us as we worship the call Rahway Hospital Community Program offers gardening tips . '•••:.:. EASTER WORSHtP* ^ - - ^- •'•- •• risen Lord and yveicame- March 30, 10:30 a.m. Outreach at (908) 499-6193. The. Master Gardeners of'Union pesticides. Flowers to accompany the CELEBRATION' OF THE RESURRECTION OF OUR LORD PASTOR CATHY LUDWIG fulrich soil from common household- Rahway Hospital's support group.. County — a program of Hie Rutgers • vegetable garden and herbs also will waste, din and worrns- Walter Ppra- : .10;30 aim. Communion Service ••: • HOLY COMMUNION CELEBRATED Because You Ore, can help if_you're Cooperative Extension -of Uraon; be. discussc4 and Sho.eroan even mnil7, maslcr. gardener, will talk a"care giver and:' ' '-.' County — is sppnsoring a spring brings the garden tools used to do the about basic composting'procedures.- • You feel as if you are the only speakers scries in whteh volunteer 'work: . . ' . . ' .' • Bring any questions to Riirgcrs Good Friday V-7pm ,M~I-W-l-I-I-I-I-T..I-T"i-I-M-T-T-W-T.T..1 '""'.""'' Ginei Lubrano • and Steven Vorrius : person in the world that has the master, gardeners will be giving lee- •••' Topic: Growing Dahlia Cooperative -.Extension at 300 North • responsibility'of caring fora sick rela- .tares related to lawn care; flower, fruit. April 14: Dahlias are perennial ' Ave.. .East.'in. Westfield. 'Rutgers wtft Multf-media Drama/Musical for Adults onalgens' TOWNLEY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH tive, or. friend. • .....and •vegetable growing, and flowers thai- come in an extensive ' •Hands-t>n-yvaik Thru for childrersages 3 • i.i yecr^' : Cooperative Extension provides • '••.. Salem Road at HuguenotAve • Union •',•'•. Lubrano tp wed Vorrius ' • No matter what.you.do it never. composting.'- •" . , ' '. .• . . •range of colors and sizes. Eric Ham- informaiion'.'arid education sen-ices to. Venis like 'enough. •• The lectures will be held.on week- berg, master gardener, will.show hou^ all people without regard to' sex. race. Worship... Edward and Carol Lubrano of Clark announce the engagement of their QospeC Chap el • You can never find the necessary day evenings at the Rutgers Coopera- •to grow and preserve dahlias and how color, .national origin.' 'disability.. daughter, Gina Lynn Lubrano to Steven A. Vorrius, son of Steve and Rita Easter Sunday ' tifrie- or place to be alone. tive Extension office in -.Wesifield. .to protect' these tubers during' the handicap or age.". • .'• ."'••.' Cortier Newark Ave. & VorriuS'of Union.- . • * . • • • • . ..-.'• ••'. Caregiving pressures are leading Topic: Vegetable Gardening . winter so. they can be enjoyed year- .There.is.flo fee but registraiT5fi"'"Ts '. South 23rd St... Kentfworth . 'The: bride-to-be is a graduate of Arthur L. Johnson Regional High ' 1-0am to •: conflicts with other: family Tuesday: Audience- members leam round- Learn the proper way to make required. Students will receive a pack- School and is currently ernploycd as ah inside sales representative for GOOD FRIDAY EASTER SUNDAY, members. ' • • . . •'•'.... everything about vegetable growing' • dahlias bloom more; than once a sea- etof factsheets upon arrival at the ice-. Newark Electronics in East Brunswick.-. MAUNDY THURSDAY - MARCH 27 . • Your responsibilities as caregiver in one lecture. Stephen Shopman .will- ' son ,and how to cut them for ture. Call (908) 654-9854.' SERVICE - 7:30 PM MARCH 30th PRODUCTiON"AND. SUNDAY WORSHIP f/' nf TTninn Micrh anH Nnnx-irh T TniVfrcit 7.30 P.M. Worohip Sof HfrCinrJLil rfe ~\ Ouest Speaker, jfOQIil Ai nllii >UUl JOD. . .arrangement: • Special Choral Selections • Rev. Jill Kitsko, Preaching ' with a bachelor of science degree in physical education and a master of dening . from' bed preparation, seed" "Christ In The JPassoyer" [JONATHAN DAYTON HIGH SCHOOL. • -Feelings of exhaustion and Topic: Crowing Raspberries ' "Mr. Tom Swain .. .,', EASTER DAY - MARCH 30 . education degree. He is employed by Organon Inc., of .West Orange as the selection.' varieties of plants to pick, resentment have replaced loving and • April 29: irv Wilner, master gar- DEATH NOTICES Sunday School.for all ages sarhr time 11 AV ' '. ' ' • 9:45 A.M. Preludes for Easter Day Festival ' regional accounts manager for New England region. A June wedding is spacing, watering; fertilizing and FOR ALL INFORMATION CALL (201 )379-4525 caring. • • dener, will ex"plain: how to grow rasp- Special Music • 10:00 A.M. Worship Service :. . . • . .- planned and' will be held at Long Hill Chapel in Chatham. • You feel it is selfish to think harvesting. With:. good garden' ; -• Organ&Trumpets"Rev. ElmerTalcott.Preaching '-.-.- berries,the differences between each KINQSBURQ - Ronald.-of Rpselle on Satur^ Come. Make new friends. GroWin.your"kriowltdee.of ;he Bible in a •about your own needs. 'hygiene, one will never need to use flay. March 22.1997; beloved husband of Manev Child Care is available at allservices. for further information about worship kind, required growing conditions and . friendly church whose program is designed ID sen-e the enure family. (Roland) KlngsOurg. dear son-in-law of Mar-" • • and other'ev6nts. please call the Church Office: 686-102'8. the'ir care. '-.;•' • • . garet and Marshall Roland ol Roselle The' FOR INFORMATION CALL: 272-613 i - Chapel Horn cross enure . '-. -.. .. ' ' Visitors welcome! . • ... PUBUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE •PUBLIC NOTICE funeral was from The SUU.IVAN FUNERAL : m Topic: Composting HOME. 146TE. Second Ave.'. Roselle./ Funeral ' ' ' ' L~l~I—I—I—I—I—I—T— I—T—T—T—1—I—I— 1.1—I-.T—T—1ST, NOTICE TO CREDITORS Clam, union County. New Jersey tor - manner designated In the Contract docu- The Township reserves the ngni to reject ESTATE-OF. QEQRQE YENEY, the "Improvement ot the Brooks ments, must pe enclosed In sealed enve- Mass was.offeree! in St.-Joseph the Carpenter any. or all bids or.to waive any Informalities May 5: Lcam how to make beauti: Roselle. Interment ftosehili Cemetery. Under. lopes bearing the name and address ol me where such informality Is not detrimental tp Pursuant to th« order of ANN P. CONTI. opened and read In public In Room 16. 430 Bidder..and the name of the work-on me WesHleld Avenue'. Clark. New Jersey, on the best Interest ol the Township. The right COME WORSHIP WITH US -'Surrogata'of trt« County of Union, made on outside: addressed to Mayor and Council. is also reserved to increase or decrease the tha 21st day of March. A.D..-1.997. upon the- April 8..1997 at 10:00 A.M. prevailing time. Township of Clark; and must be accompan- 1 • The work under this contract Includes the quantities specified In the.-manner desig- application of tn« undersigned, as Executor. ied by a statement of Consent of Surety nated In the Specifications, Tlie Lord Is Risen! ol me estate, of said deceased, notice. Is furnishing and Installation of two (2) 3 2 Irom a surety company authorized to do HOLY TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH .hereby grven . to the creditors of said Hf.' 4' submersible pumps, control mod- The successful bidder shall be requlred- St. Luke's Evangelical business In the State of New Jersey and fo comply with the Following. deceased to exhibit to the subscriber under ules, gate va'jves. check valves, piping. acceptable to the Township and either a Bid Join Us This Sunday To Worship Him! . oath or affirmation their claims and starter and capacitor kits. A. Antl-Klckback Regulations under Riev. Thomas J. Bagel. Pastor Lutheran Church Bond or a Certified Check drawn to the Section 2 ol the Act o! June .13. ' demands against the estate of said order of Treasurer of me Township of Clark • • . • •. • • • deceased within six months from the dale Specifications and urawings tor the 1934. known as the Copeland Act. >' MAUNDY THURSDAY, March 27[ Hillside and Colonia Rds of said order, or they win be forever barred proposed work, prepared by Harry c. .for not lesathan ten percent (10%) of the B. The Affirmative Action require- 6:00.am Easter Dawn Service HOLS WEEK from prosecuting or recovering the same Applegate. P.E. i L.S.. Township Engi- amount bid. except that the check need not ments of P.U 1975. c. 127. ' Lord's Supper 7;OO PM Elizabeth 'against the subscriber. neer, are on file In the office of the Clark exceed S20.O00.00. 'C. The provisions otthq New Jersey • 10:30 am Easter Worship Irene Korekgyarto Township Business Administrator. Room The Townshto reserves, the nght to Prevailing Wage Act. Chapter 1 SO of ' (908)352-5487. • .' • ' .. ' . Executor 24. 430 Wostfleld Avenue. Clark New . require a complete financial and expert- the.Laws of .1963. effective January - Chnstopher D. Armstrong. Attorney • '• Jersey, and may be inspected by prospec- 1rom . '.1. 1964. •. - - ••.-.. GOOD FRIDAY, March-28. 7:30.PM."' tive bidders during business hours ""SSJJ^K"?*.".' Prospective bidders 'All bids shall be binding upon the bidder 30 Vail Place '.•'..-.•;. showing that they have saBafactorUy com. Battle Hill Community Rejoice! Christ is Risen! PO Box 167-0 ' '. ... .' Bidders will be furnished with a copy ol P"t«i *?* ol the nature required before lor a period of 60 aays-subsequeni to the EASTER SUNDAY; FESTIVAL, March 30 ftahway. NJ 07065 the Specifications by request upon proper awarding the Contract.. opening of bids. -'. U3798 CLK March 27, 1997 (S8.7S) notice and payment of a non-refundable 1 BY CJRDER OF the Mayor and Township . Moravian Church charge ot twenty dollars ($20.00) for each proposals tor this Contract will be Council of. the Township, of Clark. Union Outdoor Sunrise Semce 6:60 AM Maundy Thursday Communion, 7:30pm. ' NOTICE TO BIDDERS ' . bid. payable to the Township of Clark to accepted only from bidders who have prop- County. New Jersey. . Notice Is hereby 'given that sealed prop* defray the cost thereof. Proposals must t» erty qualified In -accordance with the Robert*S. Elienport. Mayor . - Lord's Supper 11:00 AM. • • '. • ' . 777 Liberty Avenue Good Friday Drama, 7:30pm osals will be received by. the Township of made on the standard proposal forms In the requirements of the Contract Documents. U3S04 CLK.March 27. 1997 - ($30.00) . Slovak Ser\-ice 9:00 AM -. ''. ' Union. NJ Easter Sunday: Egg Hunt 9:00ani . Birtti. announcements will appear: every Thursday intfieiiniden S^c 908-688-0714 Call (908) 686-LAMB a ForTVloreunfonnation ..Leader, Roselle-Spectator, .Rahway Progress and the. Clark '" (Just South of Five Points.- Lots of Parking (located bi-iweni Elm'urj AVCIIUI- jiid GjllupiiiK Hill Kojd. unc block V Eagle. Just fill out the form below and mail.it tc: • . • •••- Noon-Members Welcome north of Route 2*. Wtsifkld AUiiue, lit Hillside Road) ' _.- It'sJmeJfo.Jake-youf-busirieslintoJ'beifuture .___L_.__:..J::--:—STORKCLUB 4 -r—- . 1291 Stuyvesant Ave., P.O. Box 3109 Union, N.J. 07083 ^ Information ? GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH AND SCHOOL YOUR ANNOUNCEMENT WILL APPEAR ConnecHcut Farms ^222 VAUXHEALL RbAD UNION, NEW JERSEY. 07083 ST. MICHAEL'S CATHOLIC Web Site Design, FREE OF CHARGE, OUR GIFT TO YOU Presbyterian ChurcH REV. DONALD L. BRAND, Pastor - CHURCH Satisfy Your Appetite With... Stuyyesant Ave. & West Chestnut, Union CHURCH PHONE: 686-3965, Sunday Worship: 10:30 A.M. Hosting, and . / J / TheReve'rendR. Sidney Pinch. Pastor • •'...'. . ' Sunday School: 9:15 A.M. 3212 KELLY STREET UNION, NJ 07083 PHONE 1-908-686-1232 Your Community's Best ^ pound,. ounce son/daughter (named) Is.your lifp as-empty as' ."•••.' HOLY THURSDAY. MARCH 27TH Maintenance "Our hearts are Restless the cross or tomb? Join us . . , + No morning masses. Morning Prayer at 8:30 AM. ... _, and measured' '• was born for these Holy Week- . ' ' * till they rest in Thee" . At 7PM Presentation of the Washing of the 24HOURVQICE INFORMATION SERVICE '.' ' • .Hospitalto Mr. and Mrs Easter worship services Feet and" Concelebrated Mass of the Lord's • •'••••; . St. Augustine . ' ol (town) and .fifTd- true joy, peace • Supper. Prayer and Adoration until midnight. The LocalSource Advantage: Other companies __, He/She joins a (brother and "purpose for your life GOOD FRIDAY. MARCH 28TH can sell you a.web site.but how;are they going to . •or sister.or broihers and/qr sisters) Maundy Thursday Communion- through the crucified and No morning masses. Morning Prayer at 8:30AM. v risen Messiah" and Savior, promote it? We,promote your RAHWAY PROGRESS - CLARK EAGLE PAGE 10 — THURSDAY, MARCH 27, 1997 LOCAL SPORTS First Team All-State? Rahway baseball ••••••••%' HIGHLIGHTS home There are a number" of New Jersey Scholastic Coaches Associa- The following are the spring sports .April 18 Immaculata. 4:00 tion Coaches Clinics upcoming. ; schedules' for Rahway High School: April 22 at Ridge. 4:00 Herc's'a look "at a few: April 24. at Roselle Park. 4:00 Soccer: Saturday. April 12 at April 28 at Rahway, 4:00 Toms River North High School Baseball April 29 Roselle Catholic, 4:00 from 8:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. April 1 Union Catholic, 4:00 May-1 Gov. Livingston, 4:00 Wrestling: Friday! May 9 at the Aprii 3 at Scotch Plains; 4:00 May 6 at North Plainfield,4:00 College of New Jersey from 8 a.m. April 7 at Shabazz. 4:00 May 8 at Central, 4:00. .' April 9 Westfield, 4:00 These clinics are designed to April 11 at Cranford, 4:00 May 15 at Hillside. 4:00 meer the needs of varsity coaches, April 14 at Union Catholic, 4:00 May 20 at Immaculata •assistant' coaches., recreational, April 1.6 Scotch Plains, 4:00 May 22 Ridge. 4:00 coaches and ASA coaches. April 18 Shabazz, 4:00 The fees include clinic packets, April 21 at Westfield, 4:00 •all sessions and lunch. April 23 Cranford, 4:00 Softball ~Mofe~informatioii—may—be- -April-25~SotneTyille,-3:45— '& obtai'n'ed by writing or calling the April 28 Clark, 4:00 April 4 New Providence, 4:00 NJSIAA- at P.O. Box 487, Route April 30 at Perth Amboy, 4:00. April ..8 Gov. Livingston, 4:00' 130Robbinsville. N.J. 08691, Attn: May 3 at Roselle Park, 11:00 April 10 at North Plainfield, 4:00 Ernie Finizio 609-259-2776. May 5 Irvington, 4:00 April 11 at Central, 4:00. '••••.• . • May 7 at Elizabeth, 4:00 April -12 at Edison. Tournament, 4;Q0 The Central Jersey Basketball May 9 Kearney, 4:00 April 15 Roselle, 4:0q •".•••'.• Camp, co-directed by Neil Home, • May .12 at Linden, 4:00 April 16 Bound: Brook, 4:00 . .-.. Wayman Everly and Katfiy Matth- May .14 Plainfield, 4:00 April 17 at Hillside, 4:00 ews, will.be,held for two sixtday' May 16 at Union,~4:00 April 18 at Immaculata, 4:00 '. ' : The Guide For What's Happening In Linden sessions in July, '. . . May 17 Henry Hudson, 11:00 April 22 Ridge, .4:00 ' . The camp, located on thacampus May 19 East Side, 4:00 April 24 Cranford, 4:00 . of the Lawrcnceville School in April 25 Roselle Park, 4:00' ANNIVERSARY ISSUE Lawrcnceville, is in its 24th year.of April 28.Rahway, 4:00' .' operation and has proven to be one Softball Arpril 1 at Union Catholic, 4:00 April'29 at Roselle Catholic, 4:00'. of. the most successful resident May 1 at Gov. Livingston, 4:00 April 3 Scotch Plains' 4:00 basketball camps, in the area, with May 2 at Elizabeth, 4:00 '• • I. April 7 Roselle Park,. 4:00 over 400 boys and girls attending • • • • .' •-.•—. : ' -. . Pboto bjr George PicdeDo May 6 North Plainfield, 4:00 the; camp. last. summer. •. April 9 at Westfield, 4:00 •'. '. Seton Hall Prep senior Ryan Peterson of Clark, No. 22, tries to get past Union defen- May 8 Central, 4:00 April 11 Cranford! 4:00 The camp staff is composed pri- der LaForest Knpx during last Thursday's Tournament of Champions semifinal contest May 13 at Roselle, 4;00. . . . marily of high school coaches and 114 Union Catholic, 4:00 ^Hhe-Rutgers-AthletiG^nteiMn-PisGatawayT-getedson-averagecLaJeam-leading 11 college players from Union, Somc- assists anaimd threUHcec Slcaisucsteals pel r Udiiigam e anud wanras regardeicyiuueud bv/yj maniinuiyj a">s* thu«»e» to"»pr poin^w...»t 3guar——. —d i..n. May 15 Hillside, 4:00 iwrrHuriicrdonrMonmouthrMid- 3 . April 17 Plqinneld, 4:00 the state this year. His play !ifte^lrieT rates~to~a~29=2Tex;orp^as^eton-Halt-Prep-was April 18 at Henry. Hudson, 4:00 dlcse'x and Mercer, counties: ; May 22 ^t Ridge, 4:00 . defeated by St. Anthony of Jersey City 69-63 in Monday nighfs TOC championship April 21 Westfield. 4:00 Again . this year, the; Central May 23 Dayton, 4:00 • ersey Camp will offer a camp ses- game.. • '' _ • • • ..'•-.'. .•••.'•••' \. •-..-• '-.•'.••'• April-23- at Cranford, 4:00 ion for girls during the. week of April 25 at Monmoulh Regional, 3:45' uly 13-18 along with the boys. April 28.at Clark, 4:00 , Boys'Lacrosse Matthews, the highly successful Clark May 1 Dayton, 4:00 April 3 Hopewell Valley, 4:00 girIsU3asketbaU_coach_at_L>nion. Johnson should be May 5 at Irvington, 4:00 April 8 at Morristown-Beard. 4:00 Caiholilc, will direct the girls' tpTit-tO-ar trbopsters- April 11 Millburn; 4:00 r program. ...•'.'•.••. May 9 at Kearney, 4:00 : The camp has featured many out- strong again in '97 May 12 Linden, 4:00 April 15 Bayley-EIlard, 4:00 May 14 at Plainfield,- 4:00 April 17 at Edison, 4:00. standing college coaches as' guest • •••••'.-.• By Andrew McGann '''•'. tri May .16 Union, 4:00 April 18 at Hopewell- Valley. 4:00 lecturers in the past, including Herb Staff Writer The Clark 6th grade traveling Magee • of Philadelphia Textile,. The Johnson Regional High School Softball team, the powerhouse in. May 19 at East Side, 4:00 ,o April 21 Immaculata (JV), 4:00 ' basketball team finished the regular, April. 22 Millbum, 4:00 RpUic Massimino of UNLV. Rich the Mountain Division of the Mountain Valley Conference, Iwill look this season in the Garden State Basketball Boys' Tennis Aduhato of.Upsala. Pete Carril of year to "take the Group 2 crown, that has eluded the. Crusaders the past two April 24 Old Bridge. 4:00 League with a 59-35 victory over the April 3 Union Catholic, 3:45 April 28 Livingston. 4:00 Princeton • and Kevin Bannon of seasons..' • . • . •:• . '.• . . •"" .. ••. . •' • . '• ••;. ' Cranford .United.'Clark's third conse- 1 April 7 Shabazz, 3:45 May 1 at St. Joseph's Metuchen, 4:00 Rider. College to name just a few. •Johnson has won the last tivo North Jersey. Section 2, Group 2 titles en', cutive triumph. Other features of the camp rouieio falling in the- Group 2 state championship game, the last two. April 9 at Westfidd. 3:45 May. 3 at Don Bosco. 11:00 They finished in second place with April 11 at Cranford. 3:45 May. 5 Madison. 4:00 include iop college and high school years. . . . ' .-.. • . •a splid 8-2 record, one game behind April 14 at Scotch' Plains." 3:45 May 8 Chatham.'4:00 . \ players as counselors and two-hour -In lass year's Group 2 championship game the Crusaders lost a heart- first-place Warren, who won the regu- April 18 at Union Catholic. 3:45 .'May 9.East.Brunswick.-4:00' •••" drill sessions each day where each breaker to West Deptford 5-4 in |0 innings. . lar season crown with a 9-1 mark. camper is taught and then.practices April 21 at-Shabazz. 3:45 ' ' May: 1 y at'.Morris.Catholic- A:00 '. Warren's only defeat canie at the. April 23 Westfield..3:45 \ ' ;' . ' May 13- at Immaculata '(JVV 4:00 . laskctb'air fundamentals in small High Sqhool Softball hands, of Clark earlier'this year. groups. April 28-Cranford,-3145 .'. ; May- 16 Clifton. 4:00.. . -..- ; . Clark, after leading 23-20 at the April 30 Scotch Plains.- 3:45 The- camp is divided into three "We've been good to enough to take Group 2the last couple of years." : ...Mav.'21 at Westfield. 4:00 ' . '.- half, raced to a 40 25 lead after the May \-2 UCIAC TOURN. TBA different ag^ and skill-level groups Johnson head coach Steve.Petruzelli said. "A couple of things just didn't third quarter: Jon Melli was high man ior both drill-sessions and games — May. 5 at Kearney. 3:45 • • ."'•'. •' go right." • .' '-.•'•• . • •••'.•• '•'-.' •tor'Clark-with 17 points. Kevin Closs May 7 Plainfield]'3:45' , '.•' • 'leme'ntarv. junior and senior high • iniinmn MVPA4niin NATIONAL SCORES 3134 NFL Update . 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ACCEPTED ' ; Lee Myles.....:;....i;...... ::.;.....;:.:.:...•,..:... r LET'S TALKLINBEN Eathenand-SfMJS&ves I like the ability to provide people with a scr- By Chris Sykes Frank and Joseph, the president, run a tomers the option, of having .^representative vice arid.it gives me peace of mind to know . classic American fare Staff .Writer'. full-service oil company that provides auto. of the company come to (heir home or busi- tliat we are giving them the best service for a SALE!! 1996 was a landmark year.for the Simone matic delivery, budget planning, service • ness'to explain their services and contracts, good- price." ' '•••.• 'Best hot dog anywhere,' says one dad family» which operates Simone Brothers contracts, 24-hour service throughout the ^ "We'll send somebody out to explain Frank said that one of the advantages or Today thru Sat. CO gers, but also provides such traditional Fuel Oil Company on Harding Avenue, and year,, complete tank installation, and tank • whatever it is you have to know in order to doing business, in and out "of Linden is the By. RJ.- Lchmarin . Middle Eastern cuisine as falarcl and gyros. April 5th 1997 is shaping up to be special as well. fact that it is strategically situated and offers Stalt Writer City resident Arviilc Jaworsky —..a long- They recently finished, celebrating their access to important commercial transporta- Father and Son Luncheonette is celebrat- 1997 time Father- and Son devotee — cited the LU GOth.year in business and now, in their 61st Simone Brothers is a full-service company that tion routes and destinations like the Eli- ing • a birthday. . • Q chili dog the best.item on the menu;: ryearof operation, they arc set to.continue the zabeth Seaport area. Route 1&9, the Garden For 56 years, die-hard patrons of this East provides automatic delivery, budgeting, service "It's the best hot dog you will find any- family tradition of quality service, at. an State Parkway, the .New Jersey Turnpike, Blacke Street landmark have been downing where, bar nonc,"Jaworsky said. "I lived in ' affordable price that has allowed them to- contracts, 24-hour service, installation, and tank and Newark Airport- is also nearby. its extra-large size portions of traditional "Florida for about 10 years, and/every time I stay in. business and be so successful for so "Linden has always been an. industrial fast-food fare. Although owncrship.changcd protection — aninsurance option that helps pay for would come to visit my family in Elizabeth, long. , ' ''•••. • • • .. . • . community and our.. busjness . base has hands several years ago from the Abas fami- the first thing we would have to do is come CO . More heat for less money has been the repairs. always been in Linden and the surrounding ly that founded the place in 1941 to the Meh- here to get a chili dog." .. • focus of Simone Brothers since the begin- area," Frank said. "Linden is anicecom- rik family, .the cozy little "greasy spoon" 1 ' • Jaworsky's son Miroslav, 12, preferred ning, and today brothers Frank and Joseph • protection, among other-things. Tank protec- - keep your .healing-unit working properly," jnunity and it allows us to service peoplp in a still maintains the warm, friendly atnK) trench fries to hot dogs, but admitted that he have kept thai success in the family by . tion. is an insurance option that'some oil Frank said. "We arc a family-oriented busi- good fashion because the people of Linden sphcrc that has kept it in business, all these ness which allows us to be hands-on, with l had never tried the chili dog: . . expanding their operations throughout companies offer, which gives homeowners work with us and allow us ip run a nice years. . • ' ' •.''."'..•• "It looks gross, with all that stuff on top," ^4Inion-Couniy-and-inio-Mi(Vllr.'y.]i County— —added-iwurancc-to-^ielp-pay-foMEpairs-lo- everything and to give people £Ood service. business.* Owner Manuch Mehrik credits the quality •ALFREDL the younger Jaworsky said. "It. smells.goot They supply fuel to Linden, Elizabeth. Rail- theif fuel' tanks. .'....- of his restaurant's food and the loyally of way, Rosclle Park, Union Kcnilworth, Cran- : "We give the. services people are getting . their most ardent customers as the reason for but I don't.think I could eat iul like theiri6s BUNNER ford,' Scolclv Plains, Westfidd, Edison, now, possibly even more,, for less money,". Kiwanis Club marks its 50th: .his continued success: • . " : belter." . • - - •.'"...... ' ..Clark, 'Cartcrd. and a number of. other Frank said. "We offer a full line' of services "We have been in business for many years In addition to its take-out and cat-in | •SAGHARBOR . municipalities. -. • • • • • that any other full-service oil company can, • ThcKwanisClubofLindcnwillcclcbrateils50thannivcrsaryofs(^icc.toUSccbrnrrmni- and people, who like our food keep corning ' options, the restaurant is opening a new "Our business, which was started by rriy but we provide very, good service and will ty at i golden gala dinner.' dance on April .12, at The Manor in West Orange.. back." Mehrik said "We are faithful to them take-out window next week. •TEDDI . dad and his brother, was built on providing save our customers some money.". ' All proceeds of the event,- which is being chaired by Chester Lobrow, will go to support in doing a good job, so they arc faithful to "I think that will help business so that \k'. It is ml[iwta»Hhkd ISAACS llie best product lor tnc icasi possioic price, simone urqmcrs.isTheaQquartcred in. its. tne K.iwanis""Scho!arsnip Tundr" ...... pp quality food at a price that is not too much said Frank, the company Wee president. offices at 1405 Harding Ave. which recently Linden Kiwanis each year provides scholarships to deserving Linden residents who arc • to come inside'," Mehrik said. 1 and people will jespect that." . >FORCASTER "We don't cut comers in the type of oil or was remodeled to provide more comfort for planning to further their education beyond high school. . . . Father and Son is open from 8im. to Although' founded by Turkish immi- • * & *-~ equipment we install in a person's home or potential custdrncrs. Current, and potential Kiwanis also provides financial and personal support to civic and religious organizations 5:30 p.m.- Monday through Saturday..and-is •LOftRAWE place of business. We handle the best pro- clients are welcome to come in anylime-and as well'as the needy individuals-in the community. . grants, Mehrik.considers the luncheonette's closed on Sundays. . • . ' . , • ducts and equipment, but we try to keep the learn more aboui the company's clean and The club also sponsors youth activities, including the Builders' Club at Sochi Middle - specialty to be American fare. Father and The restaurant is located at ..10 East &M0RE price as low as possible which makes it efficient operations. . . School and the Key Club at Linden High School. For ticket information or to place an ad in . son is noted for its chili dogs and hamburr Blancke St. The phdhe number is 486-9596. affordable to. the consumer." . The company also offers potential cus.-' the souvenir journal, cont.act Lobrow-at 925:3797r • ...... "coiipo" Valid thai Sat. April 5th If you heat your CURRENT Welcome Friends To The PR home with fuel oil & need a full service WMEXTRA oil company that can; save you money call: ; / ' PRICES GUDJECT TO CHANGE f W - WE PROVIDE- "The most trusted riahne in transmissions Automatic Delivery Budget Plan " Celebrating 50 Years of Service 24 Hour Service Any One Single Service Contract •• Tank Protection : Sale Item CARS •TRUCKS* VANS • Complete Heating With This Coupon Electronic Diagnosis rnstallations . Latest In Computer Equipment • Year Round Low ; Nationwide Warranties ." ADD UP WITH Prices Come in and try our freshly brewed gourmet coffee.--lattt..cappuccino: and SIMONE BROTHERS OPEN . espresso. Regular or Decaf arid many, flavors. We nowftature: The Republic 115 St. George Avenue •Payless Without FRI. NIGHT . . of teas, an all natural tea of many flavors • •':'. FUELOILCO., ; TILL 8 PM • "We serve lunch dally 'Saturday EvchtnCt-: Live Entertainment • .. 1406 Harding Ave.. Linden 1 Servicing Linden/Roselle Sacrificing . -. ... 'No cover, charge ' . ; . . . •: • A FAMILY BUSINESS SERVING 1^ 908-241-8440 IINION k MIDDLESEX COUNTIES FOH OVER 60 YEARS Safety, Comfort & (908) 862-2726 Convenience WE ACCEPT VISA* M/C • DISCOVER -AMERICAN EXPRESS Open Mon. Thru Sun. 1 lam - 10pm \ PAG E HEALING • •. •:- 2larc h 27 . •Coinciding with special, holiday events. available to the general public which are honors, Pate| said the store must keep a com-. Carousel Cards and Gifts holds a Christmas 1061 E. EUZABETH AVENUE, LINDEN By Sam De Palm* normally cxclusivcs to club members. In • • Starf Writer plctc stock of items from the dealers as well coloring contest in which small prizes arc co- addition^ retired pieces will be raffled to cus- co i Trying to find the perfect gift for that spe- as having a reputable rapport with custom- tomers attending; the event those days. eiven to the winners. . . cial occasion can be. a cumbersome task. ers. "Customer service plays a large role," . LET S Also,'special .collectors figures will be- When in Hie Linden area, one has to look he said. "You have to service the ' The.contest, said Patel, boosts the spirits raffled at-'the event. ' " ..' . , . • . - no further than Carousel Cards and Gifts customers." ..'.•' . • ' of young-.citizens. Some companies are' also affiliated with MOST INSURANCE PLANS ACCEPTED LJJ located at 1025 W.' St. George Ave. in the With having a large selection of gifts arid "We display all the children's works Q Blockbuster Piaza. . cards to choose from, Patel said the-store is philanthropies in which: all or most of pro- throughout the store arid when they coriic in & REASONABLE CASH PLANS . "We like to iliink of the store as a one- suited to; meet customers' needs.' ceeds go to benefit non-profit organizations. • with their parents, their eyes light up and say slop shop for our customers," said owner By keeping customers satisfied and hav- • -According'to Patet, Cherished'Teddies i 'Mommy, look, that one's mine.' It makes Henry Patel. • . . ... ing a large slock, Palel said it enables his and. its club. Jersey teddies are affiliated • < -the kids" very proud that they've accom- FREE EXAMINATION As one walks by the store, Ebony Vision store to achieve .higher-levels-with dealers with St. Judc's Hospital for children and: SPECIALIZING IN: plished somcihiivg," he said; • Collectibles; a'figurine series' geared toward and- offer, more lo his customers. . Precious Moments who works with Easter AND FIRST X-RAY African-American -culture, along side' a . "It makes the customcr.feel like it's a onc- Seals, - ••••'••:•. •. - •' ' "•'.. . • " .revolving showcase of miniature gold clocks stopshop so they don't have to go out of by . Flambara Miniature .Collectibles arc -their way. for several different items," said Local manufacturer opens plant ' among many collector scries displayed in Patel: •.....' •"•'.-. WHIPLASH INJURIES the large showcase window.- In addition, the store also hosts events to Inland Paperboard and Packaging, Inc. opened a 118,000 square foot plant to manufacture ARM PAIN -—(^r^oorr^^gTrindicatingtc>-shoppers- prornbtc special itctns which dealers issue te-'earlier-ihis-monih-in-ihe-city— N^ the- store is a licensed" and top dealer for- . "We can serve the community better by Robert E. Stone, senior vice president of operations for the Inland's group, said the facility Mikasa, Precious Moments and-is a Cher- having all of these items and events avail- could employ about 30 people. • ' ' '• ; '..-.." L0WBACK&LEG PAIN ished Teddies Adoption Center, able to them," Pater said' TruTech is the name of both the line of laminates the company will produce at the plant, Patel said he is very proud of the store's On April 26, the store will host a Precious .and the proprietary manufacturing process for which Inland holds exclusive rights. The DISC HERNIATION & SCIATICA accomplishments and lets customers know Moments showcase in which a new item wil ' patented TruTech process results jn high strength, puncture and tear resistant laminates with he and his staff are ready and anxious to be made available to' the public on a fitst- paper skins that can be converted oh existing'equipment, printed in a conventional.manner MIGRAINE & STRESS HEADACHES serve anvbne who walks through the. door, come, first-served basis. . and glued with standard paper glues'. ; ...... "it makes us proud," said Patel of his store Laminated construction can be slil, die cut cmbossccirscwn7pcnoraTca"and-"ynr;nBtorcdp r being a Distinguished Service Retailer of Boyd's Bear Collectors Club. With the store "A myriad of combinations and applications are within the realm of the technology we>e WE WILL REFER AN ATTORNEY IF NEEDcL. Precious Moments and an authorized being an authorized dealer, it will host one using in Linden," Stone said. "Rexford anticipates that the TruTech process will be a viable Boyd's Bear dealer. The stone was honored o'f the first events the company will means of building a series of commercially profitable products with significant growth with those two titles, as well as many others, showcase. . ; potential."' '': ••' -. . ' ' . ' ' .. ' -. Phone: 587-1935 from different dealers. At both the' Precious Moments and the Inland Paperboard and Packaging is an international manufacturer of paperboard packag- Boyd's Bear events, speical items will be In order to qualify for the distinguished ing products.' .... '••••• .-. • \7 tun \ / A SEASON DEDICATED TO #8 As the 1997 Men's Slowpitch SbftbaHseaspn rapidly approaches, we re^ Reduce Stress aruiousjy awaH the^tMrade'ri^ Relieve Painful/Tight Muscles But this seaa«n even as tuin as ft Relieve Tingling Arms or Legs stoke of the pr all"the bumps, h^i^^^ if Pain Management. season Que to economic conditions, the loss t,^y;pthatW ^ tyl^l ^ Inn, hahass suffered this year. We lost^^greatfriend, a gifeatwnpetitorti , a •Arthritis *Musck Spasms . Carolina Furniture is forced to liquidate its brand name furniture greatteanunatea^coach;; ;';'•'.-T::S'ii:-^;..!:-:->••,'.- ,v . • Our hearts go outfa ttte fainif y and to oursehfes for our loss. at ridiculously low prices andto whom we dedicate pur seasonto^ BOBBY 8EMPJEL. •Sciatied • Soft-tissue Damage •-••••'••..:•:••.. ". Make us an offer we can t rewse. ; For those of you who knew'him understand the loss. Those T7 of you who didnt, will, because the 'Unden League" will never Many Herns to choose from, such as Uvmg Rooms, ^ingRooms^droom sets, bethesame; • . ;- •.": ' .'. •••••. :••.'••.-''••-. •.'. •'/•'••• ft •Whiplash Recliners, Wall Units, Entertainment Centers, Dinette sets, Bedding I Stied A Tear Por A Friend ; and much, much more, Who Kicked A»d Clsved To The Cod ft .'Who rotuibt For Ufe And "Wii GlvcjrDcatb '. A&d Wot A Word Of Complaint Guaranteed credit available. '. ' _ . 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Many women today, the owner said.' played, just as he. has done since the store's years ago lias expanded to-become one of ry lo go along .with the different styles," said arc looking to buy outfits, .such as business-., - opening. They also have one of (he largest the largest women's clothing stores in the Boerer, 72, who lives in Wcstfield with his type suits,, that can be worn to work during for the city the day, and then again during the evening . buying offices in the area. The designers wife Rosalyn. • state.' ' , ...•*••. they feature range from the well-known, to . (0 Since '.ils opening, Ihc store has catered for more formal affairs. In all'types of clo- . By Walter Elliott BZ Fashions,' located on North Wood those who may just be starting out in the specifically to women, since they seem lo be • thing, practicality seems to be the main con- Staff Writer . . Avenue, will be celebrating fts'SOjh anniver- . industry. , '. ... sary in Linden.-this year. The store first the people who buy clothing most often. ccm when buying clothyig. CO Elwood.Plaza is such a part of Linden's Due to thcfull range of fashions that B2? opened in Elizabeth more than 75 years ago. . "A man will buy onesuit a year, maybe, "Most.worncn aren't going- to buy some- downtown crossroads that it could be. carries, their customers range in age from When owners George and Harold Bocrer' • but a woman always needs something," said thing that they'll wear-once and thcn.pul in > renamed Chameleon Cenicr. • . teenagers, to senior citizens. In. addition, nxived the store toJLind.cn in 1947, they Boerer, explaining his.fa'Uicr's reasoning for • their closet and never put on again," said ' Patronizing. Eiwood' Plaza's . 13 '. retail many of their patrons have been shopping in operated out of a small building located next specializing in this1 particular, type of clo: Boerer. ' . • ' .- stores, located on the southeast corncrof the specialty store for a number of years. , to the movie theater. ' : thing when he starled ilie business. . In addition to overseeing the sales, and \Vood and Elizabeth avenues, is almost sec- o ; "\Vhen wc-first opencned in Linden, we m ond nature. Residents of Linden Towers arc BZv which now has-over 65 employees.' worked out of a 15 by lfXWoot space," said • . maintains the philosophy that each customer across tliE street fronvfinancial counseling, .George Boerer, now the store's sole owner. •should receive personal attention'. They also clothes laundering, or grocery shopping. NJ . . The store, originally owned, by Bocrcr'.s . Transit commuters can grab a cup of coffee have four seamstresses on the premises at all •father when it was still in. Elizabeth, was times to do alterations, oh purchases: • Roselle-Linden Lee Myles Transmissions, a landmark at 115 St. George Avc. for the past and a paper at the convenience store on the then relocated to another building less than a "We have people who are always ori band 35 years, will celebrate another milestone in May: the 50th anniversary of Lee Myles Trans- •mny.l" 'hf- station and a dinner or a video on block' awayi~Oirrcntly^-Bocrer^cxp!ainedr- their return. • . • • ' missions nationwide. . . . BZ consists of-two adjoining buildings;one largerdcpartmeht.stores where you'have to . The commercial diversity wasn't always That is as old as the automatic transmissioh itself, because as soon as the automatic trans- of wliich also has an upper level used as a wait around for a long time before you can like this..Landlord and.heating contracu-r mission was invented, the aftennarket followed with the ability to repair'them when they houtique for formal wear. In thecoming. find someone to'help you."- • . • Gail Clarke recalls the comer consisting of a- broke, .' • .. :• • . . ' • -' ... ' • • nv>ntlis, Bocrer expects this level to be the Bbercr explained that over the years, he service station and a row of.stores 30 years busiest area in the store as young women The first • and best among them was a man named Lee Mylcs. ... has seen womens' outlook and; taste in clo- Lee Myles Transmissions in Rosclle has been owned for. the last 10 years by Jeffrey and '.agoo. • ...... anxiously search for the perfect prom dress. thing change a great deal. • ¥ Eileen Czarhccki. Paul Lione,. who has been with the Lee Mylcs organization since 1982 is i had an office and workshop on the "We probably do the largest prom hiisi- "Our job is to cater to that taste," Boerer *_thc,mana[;eril Jhey/peciaiize in service lo the community. Innumerable-local small busines- l> OOQ A » ness in the state,'" Bocrer sard. said.' '•••'•'. .' . • • ses and local municipal entities, including the first aid squads, police and fire departments put the corner up for auction in his will," ' .'Tlie store carries a fullrange of clothing * •The styles, he added, are.^continually can testify to the efficient reliable and quality work Lee Mylcs of Rosellc/Linden has been Clarke'said: "This corner has been part.of in petite, misses, and queen sizes, in styles changing as well. :. - ' . • . providing for the last 35 years. • • : . • . • • Following the ribbon-cutting ceremony marking ^e.open.ng of the lglg^^ the city's downtown since the roads were branch, bank, officials celebrate their ^^'^^^ safe^eposi boxes9 arid an on-site • rancing'from contemporary to casual. In Ihe "I think the industry is in a state'of flux as They have steadily kept pace with the electronics revolution in automobiles and arc pre- dirt." , ' ' ... ' aJja'cent building, the store also carries a •far.as fashions are concerned," said Bocrer." pared with the latest testing equipment and education to repair even, the newest modejs. bank features a drive-up ^dow.^n automated tener^ ^R Divjsion• pres. Clarke won the land bid and drafted a 'complete.line of lingere and accesories to However, the neol for diffcrerit types of. For .50 years, the" most, trusted ;narne in transmissions is Lee Myles. .: . . S^ Service Manage Emest Rodgers.. ;• ; See CITY'S. Page 15. LINDEN CULTURM. & HERITAGE • Trouble With Your JamiCy Serve COMMITTEE •• ....: ••.."'' . presents / • LOWER DENTURES? •'•• With Dentures Alone Mystic Vision Players .*' • You Experience Ajiril26th •Paiif »Loose Dentures -Loss of Function •*• •*'• •Less Ability to Chew •Insecurity • Bone Loss • Embarrassment WORKS 151O U.S. HIGHWAY #1 LINDEN. NJ. 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GIFT • i CaU (908) 925-1389 & COLLECTIBLES mHOmAPPOmTMNTSAVAIIABLETDAySAWEEK (All tickets «re $2 more at the door) . 1 Dr. Richard J. Lukehda, D.M.D. l'O25 WEST -'SAINT GEORGESAVKNX "!"" . | ADDRESS — •AprU"10th »bow on»y • Seniors free wlih p«« or proof PLflCKB^STERPLAZ^ l LINDEN I ' RETIRED FIGURINES AVAILABlE___j We Accept Most Major Credit C&rds- r ..A; m BLOW OUT SALE!! co. "» Rather^than-fightcrowds, Linden's ladies know where This shoppers try army-navy store I their 'specialty store' is Month's By BiU Van Sant By Scan. Daily Staff Writer ••.;••- . Staff Writer . to • Nason's Ladies Wear, a "ladies specialty store," has been>a downtown institution for 1 - u •almost 50 years, with many of its earliest customers still buying their, clothes there. en CARDS' GIFTS The original owners are gone; thcy.sold Nason's to Joseph Dorin in 1978. In that time; he said, the-downtown area in Linden has'changed "a lot." ... ' "It has. changed," he said. "It's still going through changes." . ID Q But, throughout all of the different stores and all the changes in the downtown area, people^ still come to Nason's. ' . Dorin agreed that his store was a something of a fixture in the downtown area, "something $39.99 Western of an institution, yes; It's certainly something of an institution." • • ' . Nason's, according to Dorin, is an "all-purpose specialty store," if there is such" a thing, (Regutariy $56.00) Style with petite, missy and -plus sizes,for women, not', for iecn-agcrs. "Fashion, value, quality and service," said Dorin. "We offer a loL" *" LU The. 3,000 square foot store on Wood Avenue is crowded with clothes, almost everything in women's clothing that you can think of.— or, accordingto Dorin, "moderately priced m33clou,*, nisi of »>. •fashions for the everyday person, for the everyday woman." ' . " • "It's a miniature department store," he said.; These include blouses, dresses, lingerie and casual.sports wear from such manufacturers. - Carhartt's Refrigiwear - Herman Survivors . as. Alfred Dunner, Teddi of California and Sag Harbor, and outerwear from London Fog, All 3O% to 4O% OFF Original Price Forecaster and M isty Harbor, all in an increasing number of contemporary styles. They also• • ALSO sell accessories such as hand bags. • • . • ' • • And not much, is happening at the store in the way. of an anniversary celebration. Dorin - Used Workwear Headquarters declined tb say when he bought the store. There is a spring sale going on now but otherwise it adds, "but" mostof them arc kids." . . _. . •. r isexlfashion trends of recent yean, havc^iven rise to an grease m the number of is business as usual. ... . • ' slOpC> customers 3uncnnO]^io-Keeprio-inai-«wrHKs-iir- - £,---- ^'young women's wear to meet the casual-wear needs of the women "We know them.-They're like regulars." . . Nason's Ladies Wear is across the street from City Hall, in the heart of downtown, at 316 Mayor John Gregorio joins the proprietors of Carousel Cards and ID its 14th anniversary in.Linden, however area shoppers may Wood Ave. The store has parking and an entrance in the rear. Naspn's is open Monday 918 South Wood Ave., Linden, N.J. Gifts located at 1025 W. St. George Ave. in. the Blockbuster Pla- irt Jay's Army & Navy, which Julicn purchased whcn.it was going through Thursday, from 10. aim. to 5:30 p.m., Friday, from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. and Saturday za. In addition to selling greeting cards, the store is a .licensed 1 -800-S4.0-UNIF out of business in the early '80s. • ... • from 10'a.ni. to 5:30 p.m. All major credit cards arc honored and there is a lay-away plan. dealer of Mikasa, Precious Moments and is a Cherished Teddies The phone number is 486-8342. . •'•.••. 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Our first tcnanls were the • tenants' needs continues .to the present. : "Baltic Video used to be on the Wood Other Elwbod tenants are Avco Financial 199 7 « tures around the corner parking lot. Carvel Ice Cream Bakery, Rite-Aid Pharma- ro continue history of comfort fashion isn't just kid stuff Avenue side only,"'said store manager John Services, Big Blue Sub Shop, Crafty Time, "I moved the Clarke Engineering'! Icating cy and a Sears Catalog Store." -vl 27 , : Baliko. "Clarke allowed us to knock down a Linden Laundromat, Linden Produce, Quick •'.-'•-. • • By Chris Suswal . •_" ••:•..-• By Maddy Vitale & Air Conditioning'office to the second Success of the Scars outlet and the Rite- wall and expand.ihe store about eight, years Check, Shotqk.an Karate, and a beauty salon (D o Staff Writer- ' . . . . Staff Writer . • floor," said Clarke. "Second slory space is Aid prompted Clarke to expand space. (0 For many people who live in the Linden area', the Benedict and Swan motels are known If you're looking for service with a srnile and ah array of children!s clothes lo for quality -accorhodations. ' - "' . . .'••'.' choose from, then Raiffe's Youth Center is your store. An icon in the community/ These two motels; both located on Route 1, offer a rich heritage as the Swan celebrates its Raiffe's, located at 200 North Wood Ave., has been in operation for 41 years. 44th year and thcBenedict.celebrates its 30th: They, are in their third generation of family, "Thanks' to the wonderful people in our community we are still here. We arc service-oriented. If you can't find something at another store, you can.be sure you'll ThisSpripQ Support -..••. • • X" • ownership. . . ' ','':". •'.-•.' ' .'-.'.' .••' '• • • . v The Swan was built by Joseph Fine who left the supermarket business to pursue another find it here,'" said owner Morris Raiffe. '. .' • career. Fine delved into the real estate industry and went into a business' venture in what was He said his success is a result of quality children's merchandise, with a dedicated L K LINDE N • Railway's Green Shutters'apartment complex. He gave that up to start his own business and staff of five employees. The prices are moderate and the variety immense. There are in 1953 built the first 31.rooms of. the ,SwanA . ' . .. bqys and girls clothing for all sizes with (lie clothes ranging from casual to dressy. • In 1957. the business was taken over by current owner David Natson's father Stanley and Raiffe also assists the customers.-"Including me there are six people always willing Natson's uncle Lawrence. Ten years later the two bought the Benedict, and continued to to help the customers anyway we can/' . . . builda family oriented: husiness. • • . • '-' "We have a large store with a great selection, especially suits for boyij.and young MARTIAL ARTS SPECTACULAR Today,, the Swan- has' 170 rooms and the. Benedict has 85 rooms, many of them suites. men. I'help them find the right suits and help fit them," he added. . • . • ' According to Natson, the Swan and>lh /.':-'•• I I I PIZZA TOWN I Oasis Christian I Hot St, Cold Subs Is HereL I • Pasta. Dinners • Salads Center I •It's Time For ATunerUpl I 205 NORTHWOOD AVE* LINDEN "Providing a. loving and nurturing _ : We Tune-Up Lawn Mowers. setting for your, child" \ . Bicycles, Mopeds and %OFF! (908)925 9803 F.PAIRR I KATHRYN JACKSON rf Weed Wackers.' Witti This Ad - --***& Owner/ Certified Chfld Care Provider 22 W. ST. GEORGE AVE. 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Graphic Design, Aduertising S APPOINTMENTS AVAILABLE 7 DAYS A WEEK $ 1 O50 925-1616 Marketing Stop-iniorlaJjiEl _ _^ FAMILY OWNED AND OPERATED May Not Bf Combined Witt Any .CKhc.Ofi?: Mav Not Br'Combined With Apy Other Ofirr;' We Service Telephones, Fax marketing consultation ExpiV« ^/12/y'7 • • •Explrc^ 4/12/97 .' ' '• & Copy Machines SINCE 1916 •PIZZA TOWN • LINDEN . PIZZA TOWN -LINDEN . \ s . COUNTYN WORRALL COMMUNITY NEWSPAPERS THURSDAY, MARCH 27. 1997 SECTION B Prosecutors seek 10 most wanted crimirials Citizens asked to phone ') Tom Canavan Editor in Chief Crimestoppers with info drivcs_a_small dark_£rev me lirst article l nau ever written . through its Crimestoppers Program, vehicle. as about the unearthing of a lime Jewel thief apsule that had been placed under released its-list of its."10 Most Wanted" suspects last week. Next are the unsolved snatch and he cornerstone of the Irvingtori run robberies which occurred in Crimestoppers Program Chairman 'olicc Athletic League building Union. Kenilworth.-Millburrr, Parsip- Ron Posyston said anyone who recog- hen ii had been buiit. pany' and Warren Township, during mzes.anyXif.these.suspects.sriouldca!!. Thirf1996~ ; that time capsule, but unless I the 24-hour, hotline number at (908) A white male, about 6 feet tall and esearch the article. I can"! remem- . 654-TIPS. "The whole idea is to help about 200 pounds' wearing a baseball • r any of the contents in .the gel citizens involved and to help-law- cap with the letter "A" "stitched in' the apsule. . • ••...- enforcement solve crimes where •front- and.a.green.and black wind- That was 10 years ago this week, •someone has been seriously breaker and.sunglasses, would ask his md as I mark my 10th anniversary victimized." ' • victims to see diamond engagement v-iih Worrall Newspapers and my Shotgun robbery rings, and when shown the jewelry; 0th year in the newspaper indus- The first case occurred March 6. would grab an entire trayful of expen- ry, 1 can't help but tap into the time when two men carrying a sawed-off Suspect No. 1 Suspect No. 2 Suspect No. 3 .. sive rings and run. -... ..'. apsule in my head and remark on shotgun-robbed the Revco Drug Store Robbed a Revco Robbed a Revco Shot gas. station attendent More than $300,000,worth .of dia- some of the changes and happen- in Summit. -monds were taken by the "Snatch.and ings I have seen during the last Police are looking for both'robbers, Run" thief and authorities know ecade, whether, it's involving the who fled in a late model fouf-door someone is'well'aware of who he-is • :ommuniticS I have reported about burgundy colored Buick Regal with and should cali Crimestoppers, said Maryland license plates. The gunman SERVICE CENTER the.business itself. . . Executive' Assistant Prosecutor was-described as a black man in his I've been witness to a Supreme Robert O'Leary. mid 30s. standing about 5 feet, 10 BRAKE Court ruling, known as the Quality Raped 17-year-old inches tall.with a medium build anda ; OVERHAUL I Education Act. mandating that the ' The seventh case is a kidnap, rape state make education equitable for thin mustache with dark clothing and and robbery from July,. -1995; in a all students, regardless if the com- ' a dark ski' cap. wooded area of Elizabeth between munity is urban or suburban. I've, His accomplice. Ucbclein said, is a Magnolia Avenue ' and East Grand black male in his mid 20s. medium' "Street: - ~ build with a dark jacket and pants and XT of revisions, and none of them There the rapist, described, as a "ZR" ULTRA HIGH PERFORMANCE a-light colored knit.cap. WORKS LIKE UQU10 \ las satisfied everyone in the state. light-skinned black male with a stock- as \ I've been witness to at least 30 Gas station stick-up y bujld. about 24, 5 feet, 9 inches. THAT'S STRIKING election seasons, considering there The next case is a robbery shooting wearing dark jeans and a beige jacket are at least three elections per year. with a leather collar and a skull cap. and have met hundreds of people from Jan.- 4- at-the Gulf gas station on OIL CHANGE^ Easi Edgar Road in Linden, where an sexually .assaulted a 17-year-old . AS LOW AS during that lime who ran for public female at gunpoint near the' railroad TTIuc. ouiuu~wni iiit-icu~airu~5inf" •then was.shot'in the'leg. The gunman tracks. He fled on foot. ;•• serve, either at the same level or in was described as a thin-built male, • . Bank robbery • higher, office, .while others con- Suspect No. 4 • Suspect. No.. 5- Suspect No. 6 _ about 25. with a medium complexion No. 8 is the April 23. 1996 robbery ZR22.5/ tinue to seek a scat anywhere they Was armed with knife Stole diamond rings Kidnap, rape and robdeT_ •and a thin, mustache, wearing blue of the Roselle Savings Bank on Rari: 55/R16 can find one. I've met some truly jeans and a black three-quarter length tan Road in Cranford. At about 2:30 OTHER SIZES bright elected officials such as jacket with red. black and.-white p.m'. that day. police said, a man PROPORTIONATELY PRICED vour Next Set of Tires •Essex. County Executive James sneakers. . . . : walked into the bank'and ordered the Treffinger and. Assemblyman teller to turn over cash before reach- Richard Bagger, both of whom . The driver, who drove an older ing over the counter andwalking out leave me with hope for the future of •hl;ick or dark four-door Dodge; was with an undisclosed- amount.. politics. . . nisei in his mid 20s. with'about; the' rCOBRA same description, wca'nnc a hooded, • The suspect, was described-as a ALIGNMENT WHEEL I've seen-.dowhnghi nasiy cam- hluc sweatshirt thai covered his face. heavy set -black male, about .5 feet, 8 paigns, in which personalities look 'I he sketch released b.\ ..authorities is; inches, in his early -50s with a thick precedence over issues, and have black mustache wearing sunglasses seen some, extremely clean cam- • .'! ihi- shooter.' authorities said: • The rnhbers- had . u . snia'!!- black ' with gold frames and a black leather fns. in which opposing candi- hjnilgun. and should not be approach- fedora and a navy-blue jacket and a . dates treated each other like human -A! b> citi/er)v .' . • . ', ' white shin-and tie and black winged-' beings . . tipped shoes with hair falling from the have had residents wave rolled . "Biauty store bandit" hat in.a loose wave. • up copies -o! newspapers in my face • -The t.ifth. defendant sought is' the during public meetings because. ' . Murder on Route 22 ninth and lanth :.u'.pj inc.) were upsci wun an cauonai t UIKtL I UNAL I KtAU wanted.lor robbing .several' beauty, list are wanted for the killing ot a the newspaper had .published or a s.iions in Union and Essev counties. ?!>-)ear-old gas station attendant in Mory 1 had'wnil-en.and I have' had .Described'as medium-built black Hillside in June of 1991 . Suspect No. 7 Suspect No. 8 . Suspect No. 9 curds and.letieK sent to me comr —Bank-roboery- Murder q/y ygare ago Shooter in mutder case OUR BEST DRY TRACTION PERFORMANCE- mc-nuing me torrnv unjeclivitv nnunds. with'shon hair anda medium hers, who fatally shot Azi/ CU.faog.lu 1 witnessed one' of the wtirst footing, police said. • ' .. cii'mplexion-, he generally wears gre> ol.Green Brookat the-Amoco se.rvice the victim of cash'before shooting him a black man in his earK'20s. about? teachers', strikes m the state when The driver is described'as_being-6. ; panls and a biue shin and is. known to at close range and fleeing the scene in. teet. .10-inches tailVith a muscular the South CJrange .Maplcwood Edu- station on Route 22 "East 1 w EXCELLENT WET GRIP HANDLING a late-model.'four-door sedan driven build, medium complexion 'and short \^ ' tall 'th a medium. build' and cation Association went on strike in pull out a1arge..kmfe and steal mone> ' ' Tne gunman, who police saiJ wa.-> by' an accomplice; ." ' • hair. He was wearing dark pants, a j- . complexion wearing a dark shirt and 1990. Talk about a.district'torn in Irnm the priipnewrand an\ patrons '• 'armed' with a silver-shotgun, robbed " . Detectives described the gunman as ; shirt and sunglasses at the time of the' black shorts. half . ' • '.' . present'during thj .early months ol • COUPON!———n I also saw. thl' towns d.ividcd dur-' in ti the loniiL-si trial in the h|slv)r) ot SERVICE QENTER Essex County, when Margaret Kel- TUNE-UP K Michaels laced a jury on chafge* Whitman signs thai she sexual!" -abused.. 14 pre- 201 PARK AVENUE SOUTH LINDEN p.is-sed by. the freeholders, -re- "As lar.a.s I'm concerned, it's a school chiliire; a da> -care center . : By Seari Daily organising the I'CL'A ' "•' '"-. • little odd." said Democratic Commis-. in MaplevM1 'A trip tn.the correct '...-.. Staff Writer' The facT'lhat il is retroactive, and- -.sioner- and Rahway Mayor James 908-925-7700 FAX: 908-925^7703 tio'nui. la ".its. .whi/re-' shl". se^ed •A Republican hill that was rushed - r the-fact that it was signed by Whitman Kennedy. "In . my experience. I've '"i stall sparv plugs "Cnec* ar>3 set timing, £artxj' e*.o. and K3 time'r'.J the.-.subsirqiiai! articles through' trie.Legislature to put an end . & tuef fillers -C* disT cac. rotor, "wires. PCV vafye & less'than two weeks after being intro- never. .'seen legislation' passed troF. thai \ I'M! :earned my1 and IIK- •u .count) Democrats'' plans to re- injector,. ;0c ana transiers. V6 moio? aqditjonai • duced, has Democrats crying loul retroactively."' .- n.-wspaper a tirsl place award in a otgani/i.' the I'Cl.'A's Board of Com- CUSTOM WHEELS over the bill.. . •_. ...- • • No Republican member of .the statewide contest . . iniNsiofiers. w;^ • signed mte law Nli'iida;. ' .''." 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By Jacquie McCarthy teaches Daniel tap. Jazz, Lyrical and third year. I really started to like it . '• Associate Editor • Hip-hop, has nothing but rave reviews more. I learned faster, and I had a bet- . li is a wondrous thing 'when a child for her student, . • . "He's probably even thing you ter time than the first two years." . ; discovers a talenl that ian not only 1 could want in a student. He takes cor- . Daniel's mother, confirmed her make him a star, hut also affords him rection really well; you only need to son's comments, stating that La the opportunity to share his gift with correct him once. He's, very serious Danse Studio Director.Tina Socci has TROST BAKE others. 13-year-old Daniel Vaniska of about what he docs, but at the same commented favorably upon Daniel's. Linden is one of these lucky ones. The lime he is a lot of fun. He lo\ e's com- progress. Your Hometown SHOP discovery of Daniel's gift for dancing ing Here;-he never.complains. When, r has not only .opened doors to oppor- Bat Daniel's, strengths have defi- "Where good things come from for Easter" \ he's'not in class you kind of feel like nitely attracted attention. His summer Market CHOCOLATE BUNNIES ' tunity for him. bui also has 'amazed •you're'missing something.^He just 'Three Floors of Unique} and'touched those who have had the plans include participating in an Inter- GS FILLED WTTH COOKIES adds so much to a class. He's just snch . national: Cultural Dance workshop Order. Your ' privilege of seeing this young man a: great1 kid. And he is a choreogra- . Lamb Cakes . • Interior Accents exhibit his -sensitivity -and'.skill. . • and being featured in a music video We pack . pher's dream,- because he'll do any- "Place Voor "^ . Bunny -Face Cakes* ,mr* - CuMom Made Late*. Dncd S SiIk.FUn.il Arrangements ; with other teachers and students from. EASTER MEATS Nor, "' Daniel has been a student-at La -thing. he- won't ever Question you • Large & Small Egg Cakes Tofuarv Trcr> PcJ^iaK - Wall Brackets-Prims . l,.a Danse. According to Brienza. the and ship Mirrors - Cusuim Painted Furniture A: Wills . Wood Avcnue'in Linden for the past.5 about it. he'll just do it. and if he video producers have formatted the doesn't understand it he'll work with choreography around Daniel. • Legs of Lamb • Fancy Breads years. His mother..Julie, said that her • . Decorated Petit Fours ._ f /must Wei-.' son was not originally interested in you until he gets .it.". .'. , "He was the main focus. We're • Ribs of Beef Not only is'Daniel a choreogra- . Hot Cross Buns dance, but .-.had .an aptitude, for basically doing the video around him, Home - Rails Introducing acrobatics.- ./.• . ' • •• • pher's dream, but he recently made a because he's the only boy.". • > Kielbasi choreographer's dream come true for . Delivery Service . Danish "Shabby Chic" ___''Hc_wa* in third grad^:indj_had_a_ • The first part of the video will be__ over -BnenTarHcrwork-with Daniel netted— _ J°L 25 years Eclectic Furniture neighbor whose little, boy came here filmed on the Caribbean island of St. Brienza First Place for Best Choreo- • fo.rAcn<. and Daniel iiscd-.to. cart-. Maarten. the second in New York Custom Gift &Fruit Baskets.Delivered graphy at a recent dance competition 427 Sprinigfield Ave. ' wheel'down the street to call for-this later in the yean The Vaniska family ' to Local Hospital, Homes & Offices in which'Che young man performed. little boy."' , * ' • will be accompanying Daniel to St: Daniel Vaniska catapults himself into theair and potential stardom at a recent dance les- Summit This was just one of the numerous SUMMIT FOOD MARKET Julie said that'her neighbor insisted . Maarten during the filming in August. son at La Danse studio in Linden. ' • ' ' awards 'Daniel has earned since he ihai she bring Daniel to La' Danse. Daniel admitted to being excited 423 Springfield Ave.. Summit (908)277-0014 908-598-0955 began- competing two years ago'. A where he began in third level-Aero. about being involved in the project. dom. in my opinion," she stated. "" (908)277-4500 . "He has.won competitions nation- ' Alter a few months. Julie observed a • Dan. Daniel's dad. is quite proud that How do Daniel's parents feel about ally in the past three years." said .• '<%& THE NEW OLYMPIA Ja// class whiie wailing for Daniel, to his son was chosen for the video, and Brienza's prediction? Brienza. "He did a coupleof competi- W ALL BAKING DONE "FRESH" ON PREMISES! finish 'a lesson. "I was watching the attributes much of his son's success to ' "He wants to do something with. tions this year in Che fall and one last yi Restaurant/Dmer Brute fronttso NOW AT •Ja// class, and 1 said. "You know. I the discipline and focus of his dance dance. He said he wants to be a week, and got first place in all of CAPPUCCINO * ESPRESSO (Open 7 Days • 24 Hours.• CocfctaitsF). umi Franks • think Daniel could dp that,' so when training, which is helping Daniel dancer, but I just told him he can do 2 LOCATIONS them. He's been placing* -first and he came out I asked him if he would • grow into adulthood. • • •. Anything that he wants to do. We are want to try a Jazz class. And he loved • overall:in competitions, the past three., supportive as parents in whacever he . ' With other La Danse students,' it: he'iust came out flying. Then next that'he's done. And.last'vear he got .. wants to do. 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"Last year he was real-: the instructors at La Danse for being Soup, Salad, Potato & Vegetable I Before; After or Instead ofVacatiori\ (201)912-8535 (908) 272-6633 More, With The ever-smiling Daniel concurred Place awards in Aero and Lyrical and Connbined with his mothers recollection of his . ly nervous on his-first one. but he so supportive and encouraging of Dessert, Coffee or Tea Fax #'201-912-9071 one Second Place in the JazzMcro p growth'in dance. "I.didn't want to' .would go even weekend if we look their son.- ..••-. • • -*"*• Star Ledger category. Instructor Brienza was not CELLULAR ,1,-innlly dance." he admitted shvlv. "1 him. He loves doing solos. 1 wasn't And what does the young dancer 460 Maple Ave. (Rt. 1), Elizabeth • (908) 289-2465 by Laurie Sommeth SERVICE sun)iised. • •• —— ~—r—sa-y about pursuing dance as a career?^ _J-A^omplimentaryLi_ •One u! »'< iust came here totake Aero", but then 1 realh ready for him to do .solos. s p iust started. -I'really didn't want to.al because as a mother • you. can -get ".Basically he just caught every-' "Hopefully, yeah," Daniel said shy- ly. "Maybe bri Broadway, maybe like 3O-pP_ J ;m _ ..Session, . . J : lirsl. but then 1 ended 'up liking it." •.crazy." she admitted, adding that body by storm. Anybody who sees DOUBLE DRAGON '129.9FLE5 WitXh 1PAGE Year of RService a teacher or a choreographer." . Daniel -ended up liking dance so' Daniel handled the pressure well. She. him. they're just overwhelmed by ln : uc e 1 r OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK rBUYiKiTREEGCTi \ LUNGH BUFFET ' i i L JF £&PL 2§ - ---- much that he is now. enrol led in every added-that Daniel is very modest him. 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Call 201-376^444. the v'Hinter and in the.boolh.s — and. . nude' with JUIC\ while meat sened 3 COURS3EMENU •• ' .join us Easier Sunday forCiie] Amhony's aiitetic- . •TERRinC STEAJ^ .'utters .qualilx. food, at affordable ' over toasted white bread and liOO pm (Brunch)/•% • • • • • • • • • .' specialties pb our neu'ly wi\M menu V • FANT.^STIC BURGERS • pneev bul il also shows certain ••.mothered.in'Ltngy homemade grj- ^' "'.FRESH-FISH iti'u-hcs that tiiake il Unique.. The c\ Nl> companion dined on the • USBELJE\'.\BLZ . . OPEN EASTER SUNDX* AT 2:00 P.M. u .tils ;n'e lesto'oned with intricately roast leg ol lamb, whose'lender SANDWICHES Pick Up & Delivery • COLD BEER • WINE LIST designed • Asian. tablets., while • . • • Hours 'meat was.specially seasoned and The Olympia Diner is located on the corner of Maple Auto Cleaning Experts, Inc. _r pl.neiii.tN lisi interesting tidbits of . Lunch: Monday-Fnsay n-:30-2 3C .. '. cooked in its own juices. 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WORRALL NEWSPAPERS WORRALL NEWSPAPERS PAGE B6 — THURSDAY, MARCH 27, 1997 Rainbow Poets, free to everyone. There are 28 prizes in all. totalling over Take a trip back in time Stepping Out is a weekly calendar Tough theater director Your art show of shows S2,ooo. :"•••" ..••'. . ' . designed lo guide our readers to the The deadline for entering is Tues-. at Paper Mill Playhouse many arts and entertainment events- day' Poems may be written on any really has a soft heart In anticipation of the upcoming Garden" and "Nine." John Linlefield in the Union County area. The: subject, using' any style, as long as Out there is an inference of love. . Burkardt and Caryn Gplonka, double 150th anniversary of the classic Char- most recently performed with Three calendar is open-to all groups and . 'Continued from Page B3) : lotte Bronte novel. Paper Mill: Play- Rivers Shakespeare Festival and organizations in the Onion County To enter send one poem only of 21 rutely prqiarcd us for everything. cast as Gertie. ' ', lines or less to:.Poetry Contest, 103 N. -house proudly presents the world pre- Actors Theatre of Louisville in "Dra- area. To place your free listing, send "She's touch at the beginning, but Theensemble members arc Romi- sea. and wilf share the stage. Charlie Wood Ave.,.'Suite 70, Linden. NJ miere dramatization of "Jane Eyre." cula" and "A Christmas Carol." information to Associate Editor Jac- lery-and see what is happening in the '• located on the Watchung Qircle. Gal- • FESTIVALS ,oncc you gei used to her you know na Arcco,. Dayo Abogan. Mytsou lery hours are from 1 to 4 p.m. week- 'Zahm also sings of the sea, but in a' [ Written and directed by Robert Johan- quie McCarthy, Worrall Community art world.. Each, gallery will have their ANNUAL UNION COUNTY TEEN '07036, . '" . . she's trying lo make you the best there Bchoit, Kristen Bober, GinaCappac- The production of "Jane Eyre" is days and Saturdays. For further infor- . modem genre; • THIRD ANNUAL STUDENT POETRY . son, "Jane Eyre" plays through Satur- Stwspapers, P.O. Box 3109, Union, own experts on hand to answer ques- • ARTS FESTIVAL will take place on 's — and you know she's not making. cio.-Ian Dasrnarinas, Sandra • Deller,. designed by Michael Anahia who will mation, call (908) 753-0190. . . • . The Minstrer Coffeehouse Is a COMPETITION is being sponsored by. day, as the.fourth production of the •Sew Jersey. 07083: tions and provide further information coffeehouse/concert series run by the Wednesday and March 27 at Union fan of you when she criticizes you.' •Julie Dinnerman; Jamie Drohan, Ana bring.- such legenday locations as BARRON ARTS CENTER will present New Jersey Poetry Society, Inc. The 1996-97 Season at Paper Mill. Brook-, about the artists and individual pieces. Folk Project.- a non-profit folk music- County College's Cranford Campus, Gasmena, Scott Foldman. Michelle Gateshead Hall, the Lowell School an exhibit by students of Woodbridge competition is open to New Jersey stu- Not', in any way." •side Drive. Millbum. A preview champagne reception will and arts organization, The. Project "is .'The program will feature 40 work- Hummer, Mitchell Jamriik, Joyelle arid Thpmfield Manof- from page to Township Elementary schools • from dents only, grades 6-8 and 9.-12. A $50 ART SHOWS kick off the show for patrons on April 5.. 1 located atthe Somerset County Envir- • shops providing instruction by profes- "I'm a professional," said Rago. "I Johnson. Beth Kelleher, Kristen Kiel- "Jane Eyre" marks the thir.d stage. Costumes are designed by The show will-be open to the. public Wednesday through April 8. An open- sionals.in selected areas, to enable savings bond will be awarded for each SWAIN GALLERIES will present ing reception will be held Wednesday onrrtental Center, 190 Lord Stirling. tl:rcct them hard, but I do get the best basa, Jackie Leildy, Rachel Leff, Yas- nineteenth-century novel that Mr. Gregg Barnes with lighting design by ,April 6 from noon to 9:30 p.m'. Admis- . Road. Basking Ridge. Shows-are held young people to express .their talents. grade category. ; watercolors by artist A! Grafke through from.7'to 9 p.m. ... . • . •••..-. out of them. I even have kids who do a mine Leon, Debbie. ,'Lipkin, Joanna Johanson has adapted for Paper Mill, Tiro Hunter, music by Albert' Evans 'sion is S3 .for adults' and S1.50 for every Friday year round, presenting -. Professionals also will critique' atten- • There is no entry fee for the. first E=llen Winetsky, left, of Linden and Evelyn Hollan- tomorrow. . Gallery hours are Monday- Friday more professionaljob than the profes- Malandrcnias, Vera Marques, April previously presenting Dickens "Great and fight choreography by Rick senior citizens: students'are.free. For folk music in its broadest-sense. Cof- dees' work. Rounding out the day will •poem. and. a charge of $2 for each der, right, of Rahway prepare for the 39th Annual Grafke, a native' of Summit. sionals. I'have kids building sets who Melvin. Jenna Meyer, Jennifer Ming- Expectations" and "A Tale of Two Sordelet. information, call (908) 233-6531. ' from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. and-Sunday fee, tear and baked goods are served. . be ongoing "art stops," mini workshops ' additional. Each poem must be no Westfiejd Hadassah Art Show and Sale at Temple • expresses in his watercolors a love of •have never done that before." Cities." According to Mr. Johanson, MAJOR WQRKS art show has opened . from 2 to 4 p.m. The Barron Arts Cen- ' • no alcQhol or tobacco are allowed. ' and an open poetry reading. Forty-five shorter than 8 lines and no longer than ucci, Suzianne Molina. Leslie Myhal, Emanu-EI, 756 East Broad St., Westfield. The show . the outdoors and his "affection for the ter, is; located al 582- Rahway Ave.. 24 lines be unpublished and the exclu- Sharon Ng, Tennclle Norman, Saridra "Great literature is one of the most Paper Mill Playhouse is completely simple things, that surround us' in our at Kean College's James Howe Galr Admission is S5. For information, call' '; schools will be represented at the and sale, will be dpen to the" public April 6, and will .Woodbridge. . ..--.- sive work of the poet. The poem may. Rago explained that Union High Piceho, Kyndell Pierce, Christine exciting means of expression and it is • accessible to individuals with disabili- everyday lives" Using watercolors. lery. Pieces representing all.forms of. (908) .766-2489.. . ' . . • Festival. ' . ' feature fine art in oils, watercolors, graphics, char- For further Information, call (908) be 'in any style and any form. School is "one of 80 schools that will Rago, Marissa Rago, Robin Raskin, always a great joy for me to adapt ties. Paper Mill Playhouse- is easily flrafkp believes he'achieves the'most art were chosen by art instructors from : v^-;^ .1.- n • n:-;.*,. •<;<„„ coals and sculpture, fine crafts and jewelry. Show >•"•"•" •"••••• - • - , *H a rnvpr ile from bo(h flexibility and permanence while.simui- the college. AU pieces were created by ' present its third and final concert of the- Christine Reeves, Kristy Rodrigues, inese worKi I.UF nit siagc. 11 ii m> : with author's name, address, phone Award Ceremony on May 20. Last hours are Sunday from noon to 9:30 p.m. General New Jersey. From-NYC; PATH to taneously experimenting with new students. . '" • . '.•'.'' AUDITIONS season on Sunday at. 2 p.m. . and school.attending, along with the Stacy Swirczynski, Tina Torre, Rox- admission is $3, senior citizens are $1.50 and stu- •hope that these productions instill or 1 year, they were nominated for 13 Hoboken. change to NJ Transit train techniques. that convey, a particular The show runs through'April 11. ' CARNIVAL PRODUCTIONS is hold- The first half will feature the classical FILMS title pf each poem submitted'and the annc Torres,.Jackie Trbjanowski and dents are admitted free.-For more information, call' renew in the.audience a love of Admission is free. The Gallery, located ing auditions for The Fantasticks" awards and g^t best award for musical to: Millbum. or tike Lakeland Bus spirit all his own. .-.-.' talent. Of Elina kalendarev on •violin, ;• THE LOST PICTURE SHOW movie first line ol each poem. Send two John Vazquez. : : ; literature.". . . .-..-. •in the Vaiighn-Eames building, is open today from 7:30- 9:30 p.m. Appoint- direction and best in lobby display. (908)233-6531. '. •'• •• ;:•' , . '• •• • .' ' .from Port Authority to Main St., Mill- - Grafke's' solo.'.exhibit continues accompanied by her father, Edward theater, located at 2395 Springfield . copies of each poem with no identifica- Rego said, "Tlic pacing of the show. . Charlotte Bronte's classic is the .- . weekdays from 9:30 a.m. fo 5:30 p.m. from 10 a.m. Jo 2 p.m. and from 5 to 7- • ments will be. scheduled no later than 9 Kalendarev. The second half features We are all very proud." ' '."'. bum. It is only A short walk to the Ave.. in Union, next to the Union Mark- tion other than title and poem, on white . is really cool, and they all got.the pac- haunting story of a plain governess -....-... and_Saturdays_to_ 4 p.m.; Swain. Galle- _p..m^Mbn.da^JhrpyghFr|d^J_Forjnfor- up.m. j ^_JJ _'. ' •• . _Edward..i •(_•-.:•"• THURSDAY, MARCH 27, 1997 — PAGE B9 WORRALL NEWSPAPERS WORRALL NEWSPAPERS PAGE B8 — THURSDAY, MARCH 27. 1997 Keep the attic breathing New OSHA standards Experience a 'Renaissance' Harden your house Helpful hints to keep your home burglar-free in your home design plan intruders homeowners can breathe generate price hikes criminal-proof and are subject to Crime'if an e.lemeni in socie:> — 'home ""--The -second.srou ."Jnmnn.-raitiflcnp consists off . th)nnpSharing' ' vnnyour houshouse witwith SCMTlCOnsomeonee more • reasonable and economically Home design is seeing a"Renaissance for the 90s," according to Man- Hardware is a term used in the mili- Tle people know it>. import^ '.Enough moisture buildup in the msu- soffit ?J ^SoS ^ Homeowners looking toreroof can being kicked in or broken easily. Hol- that u.jll never, .go aujy. U is an older, more mobile, more.skilled who is usually home.reduces the rational level. The NRCA estimates nington Resilient Floors' :jVice President of Styling and. Design,. Stuart tary to indicate firepower. In the case ,o seal'dralWinlhe Uving areaof their . lation will eventually damage .ntenor fine screen mesh to- prevent insects expect to pay anywhere from 10 to 20 . . low doors are the biggest offenders in everyday-fact .of life.-especially in burglars, who are'more concerned risk of break-in. IF the burglar that present standards could cost Beattie. From the prevalence of gold to metallics; in everything from fur- of home security, it referes to the hoL for winter comfort many don",. ceiling and wall surface, In addition, ^ percent more on their roofing job as - the door market and are useless as a urban sellings: Bu: the feeling o; ^,-tri the value .of the property. • thinks someone's home, it's usually homeowners.as much as an additional, niture and fabrics to ceramicware and frames, there is a decidedly "Neo- physical procedures, gadgets and contractors face, stiffer safety regular line of defense. Most wooden doors' likely to.' deterrent- enough by itself. • ; Wif, just, as important to keep moisture, from .condensation and, ice sonj ^ g "ffl percent on roof- replacements. Florence". flourish to many popular home .furnishings .and accessories equipment that make homes, less -vuU their altic breaming freely IU keep ^ dams "You can see Renaissance motits in.gilt mirrors, sconces and cabinet ncrable to burglary. alsu lack (lie tutighims tu mist a— victimized IN something no one plan their jobs aheadof time, acton ' • Lights — In lieu of human rusting. •'..''•.- and Health Administration, or OSHA; . ' ' It's important for roofers and horrie warm. . ••'•'• structural wood materials in the roof hardware, as well as ornamental fabrics and trimmings and the increased • Start the hardening process on the break-in.' unless they are solid and wank, to endure-. '• detailed information and operate hands, electronic devices can turn ' UntilFebruary of .this year,'only ' homeowners . to realize that safety A poorly ventilated attic can create. and walls. . ' ' ."• • From inside the attic, staple attic- offering of real or faux marble and stone looks for flooring." says Beattie. outer perimeter of your home. Mea- thick enough to resist an axe. . : A common.misconception is.that within a larger geographic field. your'lights on and off, depending jobs above 16 feet required the type of standards can vary from state to state. numerous winter-time .problems that" "A big reason for these problems is • ventilation channels between The raf-. "Its popularity derives from the fact that today's home designer easily sures on the outer perimeter include The entire door assembly is made the victimization ts.randorri arid that .' Studies show that a majority of on how you set the system up. For _safety regulations OSHA now calls In fact, only 23 states fall under the : ters to maintain an unobstructed air up of a number of parts. A weakness burglars are -young and inexper- outside lighting. photo-sensitive can reduce the effectiveness of insula- poor attic ventilation." says Jon can find ways to incorporate this look, cither using small adornments or fences, walls and gates. Moving to the no matter what you do. if its your- : for on any jobs above 6 feet. OSHA"s jurisdiction of the federal agency; the i tion, cause roof damage and. create . Edwards', president of Quality Insiila- . channel over the insulation. Without grand embellishments." '-.••' '••''. buisideof the home itself, measures in any one pan defeats the purpose of J.tim?_.to_.he_rmigced.__rebr ed. etc.. ienced, which' means that your floodlights and door lights illumi- new regulations, include requiring ;_other_27, run liheir own workplace -rotting in roof-trusses,apd-dther_tim-._ "trrm—m-Minneapolts-— In -winter.-^a_—the5c-i"cntilation_cnannels,;_a_good __ —Beattie-also says-that- Renaissance .decorating concepts can beused ser-_ -like-Iocks-,-chains,-'gratcs,bars-and- -4he-door._Thc-door.:assembly.-parts__ • nothing is going to change it." "home" isTesTltkety to be-victimized—TiafeToufhomereven'when you're™ comracTore^^eS^afetyharnesses safety pnjgrams. CertalETtates"HavF~ by veteran- burglars who know- bcrs. Good attic ventilation" is as properly ventilated and insulated attic flow of air up and out the ridge vent' iously or playfully, which lends it to diverse lifestyles and mopds. "Cher- assorted hardware reinforce doors and include supporting walls, frame, the • 'Know ledee and.. precautions can not there. The added advantage.is and Use guardrails and/or safety nets. . very '.aggressive programs, while exactly what they are doing. important as. enough ihsularjpni- maintains a cold roof deck, reducing won't occur. These vents also prevent ubs, and angels have been making celestial appearances.on statuary, windows: The last line, of defense is door itself, hinges, lockset, including make your home less easy to target.- '. that you will.never come.home to.». The costs incurred by contractors to • others aresomewhat laid-back in the Another bit of information that is. dark, building. • For many people, winter is.a dry. the likelihood of ice damming." windblown insulation, from choking paintings, candlesticks, chandeliers and even refrigerator magnets. Home located in the house in the form of the strike and protective plates, and- There are times when homes arc purchase the equipment to meet these enforcement area. good to know is burglars don't fend time, but unseen moisture'escaping • Ventilating an attic \i a pcr- orblocking the airflow from ihe sof-.. decorators also are using distressed and antique furnishings to re-create alarms, timers and.an array of prog- the screws, bolts and nails that'hold.', ••more likely.10 be burglarized. B.urg, 11 you do put m outdoor lights, . regulations naturally will be passed Roofing-shingle manufacturers; to-cross stale-lines to commit.their- from the living spaces can condense manemnt solution. It can be done by fits. Ventilation channels traditionally that Old-World grandeur." • .... . rammable electronic sensors. the assembly together. • laries. forcible -entries' and cover lights with-wire mesh so that on to the homeowners, whether they like Certain teed Corp., are making crimes and may not even leave their in your atu'c insultaion. reducing'the 'the family handyman or is a service have' been made of cardboard or bead- Home decorators, easily can adapt these classic, themes to their own . Entry points'are key elements.in In a lot of cases, the frame is the attempted forcible entries all peak' . bulbs can't be smashed and inacti- arc building a new home, remodeling . efforts to help contractors understand own neighborhoods. In fact, most ability of your insulation to keep heat offered- by insulation and roofing board foam, but are being replaced by homes. A few hints on 'hoW to do this include: • • • . •• home hardening: The main points of . weakest link in the protective door in August, due to the fact that peo- viated by burglars: For, electronic •or reroofing. Those who lease may • the' issues behind the new -OSHA criminals inhabit the same neigh-' in. the home where it belongs. Venting contractors. • ' • . . rigid plastic ones that are more dur-' • Create a Renaissance masterpiece for special occasions. This could entry are floors and windows which chain. Criminals know this and • timing devices, purchase those with 1 pay' higher rent as landlords attempts guidelines. .The company offers up- ple are more likely to be gone from - the moist airoutof the attic keeps the able and easier to install. without. proper precautions. can let. borhood as their victims. . to absorb property-maintenance be an elegant table setting artfully displaying architectural elements like research shows that most burglar's their- homes -during the warm a battery backup so that if there's a insulation dry and the whole house There are three steps: to-date information to contractors- '.' Knowledge about burglars, will Since the energy crisis in the 1970s! finials, small ornamental plants or fruit for table decoration. Luxurious criminals into your.. liome rather don't pick locks, they'kick through a weather months and warm-weather blackout, you'll be covered. . • Install continuous ridge venting expenses. • • . regarding matters related to shingle help you deter them from victimiz- warm. • fabrics and-trimmings make eye-catching table runners, while silver or easily. . ,*.'.• • door or pry it away from the door weekends. . ' .••'.• along the.peak of the Rome..This is' at'tic-ventilaiioD practices have prog- Unfortunately, contractors are find- roofing through'The' Shingle News- ing.-.your home. The purpose of • TVs. radios &'dogs — Burglars If an attic is not properly vented. gold goblets arid candelabra can acid period authenticity. - , . Most doors on. homes aren't frame. • ' where the air is ihausied from the ressed in most areas of the-XJnitcd ing that having:this extra equipment letter." A recent issue is dedicated : Another, misconception is that . burglary deterrence is to get the are catching on to the ruse of leav- ' heat escaping from the home is • • Embellish and create a dramatic focus for a room with painted attic. The ridge vent should be durable States to include all three ventilation on the roof significantly slbws.pro- exclusively to the hew- OSHA Fall- criminals only strike at night. Burg- burglar to avoid your house arid ing a radio or TV on when you're . trapped and can. increase the air temp- screens, tapestry or embroidered wall hangings, and decorative draperies. and weaiher-resistan.tif it's impracti- .'• components. However, many homes ' duction. In some casts, contractors ' protection standards. ' . - . ' ' . laries are.roughly divided evenly- . .move on to an easier.target. The not home. An alternative to this is erature in the attic to begin melting' or rugs. Themes can range from celestial beings, like moons, stars and cal to install ridge, vents, several, tradi- . are still built with just one or two of are limiting the number of workers "We've consistently placed a lot of Never Clean Your between night and day. ' This object is to make, your home as . recording a longrplaying tape with, ' snow on the roof. This melting'sriov. angels, to the more terrestrial, using architecturally inspired patterns or tional roof vents, or • vent' louvers, the three essential venitilation compo-. allowed on the roof andrequiring that enYphasis on the importance of profesr shouldn't be surprising considering unattractive to burglars as possible. various radio voices, ringing • ViFI-re freeze again'when it gets to the "Utopian, landscapes. -.-.'. . -. \ should be installed as near the:ridge as nents. These homes, as Well as most • their workers keep the roof system's, sionalism wittijn the roofing contrac- Gutters Again our economic climate, where two- Burglars are unlikely to choose a phones, conversations and dogs eayesl- causing ice dams. These ice possible. - "homes built before 1970, can benefit edge in sightat all times. Some roof- tor business," says Mike Mehrer, • Select home-furnishing products that evoke a Renaissance aura. 'ifVcome families are becoming more, home that is occupied, so the first barking. There are also alarms dams. if. severe- enough, may. cause -.greatly with the simple installation of. . ing companies are even assigning a. senior marketing manager for con- Beattie says thai.Mahninglon has'created a new vinyl-flooring collection and more common.'This Ieas-es trie • line of defense is to make your available that- play the tape of a' 1 melting snow to back up under the • Install . continuous soffitr better ventilation channels: and by spotter or safety monitor on the roof tractor programs. CehainTced Corp. called Renaissance that especially .complements' classic and-"artistic" .': house empty and thus an easy target home, look occupied as much as barking, dog when ' the alarm is shingles. Many times, so much water ventilation strips under the eaves.-The increasing the number- bf intake and to simply monitor the roof site and 'decorating schemes. The flooring designs, with nam.es like .Raphael and |—for-a-burgJary_suike^ ^ssibleT-ThTS-stans-wiih-the-out- vaied- -•bacte-upHhat-ivdrips-througti Jrgsh air to enter the 1 —1H£-Vte.can_helpLbv giving.-contrctors hlllfitmarblecarvedstone'teita exhaust vents. . . "^ .. • • •' warn crew members it they get too San Marco, luuut, v.v ,.„_.-. .. .. _. o There is a burglary committed side of your home. Mowed grass, If your tape includes,dog bark- deck and into• the' attic Insulation- attic Because air will be drawn in the the most up-to-date information on close'to.the edge. cotta and brilliant geometries with touches of. metallic. The beauty and every 10 seconds in America. The shoveled snow,, picked-up news- ing, the louder the better. The. worse good trade practices and the tools According to Karl Deitz. general sophistication of this flooring collection reflects a Renaissance apprecia- most common things taken include: papers and mail all give the the bark, the more threatening dogs needed to sell more effectively, then manager of Dice Roofing Company/ tion for pattern 'and the. belief in. ornamentation for the-floor. " ' '• cash — 22 percent:-tools and other impression someone-is home.. If are to the intruder. Live guard dogs PLASTiC SLIPCOVERS Remodel Rite Home Service we all become' better business • Inc., located, iii;. Rockville. Md.. . ."These looks last and get rediscovered in home design, because they • building supplies -"-'15 percent: you go on vacation, make arrange- present- a problem because they go .partners." "Complyihgwith these new. stricter, are timeless patterns taken from art and architecture. They evoke a rich-- home .furnishings — 11 percent: ments for those chores to be done, after, all intruders, friendly or not. 15% to 40% OFF '• • In'Spring'fieJd. Va!. Bill Marshall. regulations, will increase my new- ness that people enjoy and will take a second look at," says Beattie. TVs. stereos and cameras. — 11' or alt vou are doing is signaling to' So if the policc.a friendly neighbor CUSTCV VADt ' • general manager: Marshall Roofing ^fnr.lo^l.?nrfjnexpensiy.e-.^ayis to create a Renaissance rich- ^nc. predicts. "O5>bH!A mems" percent. When burglaries" nenea • criminals that your home is a prune or albrig^lbst inena snows:up;Tncj~ as 10 percent, Remodeling and rcroof- ness. The.local nursery is a great place to get statuary, columns^ ornamen- will slow down'our. productivity and items or.' cash worth-, more than target:- • will be dealt with in the same man-' VERTICAL BLINDS All Work Catering To the Homeowner ing increases may be. even hiigher.- tal plants and; flowers. 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Boyi*MS.S PAGE B10 — THURSDAY, Twisted Titles HOROSCOPE TAXES GOT YOU DOWN? 24 Sun: prefix well to plan ahead for a rainy day. An '. don't need.-When conflict looms, see you're not ready to answer a question, Donate a car, truck, or boat on trailerto the A.R.S. for the week 1 25 "BobDin" bird WWs old friend offers some inspiring news. if you can defuse the issue before don't allow yourself to be bullied. FOUNDATION of Union County and receive a TAX. ACROSS 29 Protest of March 30 to April 5 entering into an argument. Avoid being drawn.into a pointless . 1 Shakespeare, i.e. 31 -Evaluates • DEDUCTION for the fair market value. Free Pick-Up. SUNDAY •••;•• argument. If there's nothing to be 5 Mont or Mel 32 Gamier Cancer APRIL 6, 1997 gained, then you're better ocqupied Service. Help A worthy Cause - Its Quick & Easy__ 10- Epluribus—- . 33 Packed for shipping FLEA MARKET . ; Aries Scorpio EVENT: Indoor and Outdoor Flea June22-July 22 elsewhere. 14 Historic French 34' Overweight • SATURDAY March 21-April 20 Oct. 24-Nov. 22 35 London edifice. ' This a good weckto give your con- 1-800-378-5855 . duchy' .'.. MARCH 29, 1997 PLACE- Belleville High School, 100 ... You've been able to relax lately, Finish your chores before indulging 19 Jai- — Halloween style? EVENT: Giant Indoor/Outdoor Flea templative energies a free rein: You A.R.S. FOUNDATION is a non-profit organization 36 Courageous -. Passaic Avenue-(oHJoralemon by Frank- but today it's back to the grind. Exten- in something decadent. Don't look for 20 More mature Market' '.."••.. could discover a startling insight. Put helping physically & mentally handicapped children 37 Icy precipitation ' lin Avenue), Belleville. NJ. . •. sive changes in some area of your life understanding in a book this week. Aquarius 21 Vincent Lopez theme it lo user in. shaping your future plans. 38 "Brings up. • PLACE: Roselie Par* High School. 185 Web- TIME:' 9am-5pm could have you feeling unbalanced. P.O. Box 671 Springfield N. J. . 22 Rings o\Jt ster. Avenue (0« Locust Street). RoseHfr. NJ • You're better off seizing the bull by. Jan. 21-Feb. 18. 39 Dionysian revel PRICE- Free Admission. .Over 100 Qual- Try to retreat to a place of peace and Your hard-working auituide could 23 1941 Hcllman play, TIME: 9am-5pm ity .Vendors! For information call. the horns and looking for insight in Take a strong stance with someone .Halloween style? •• . 41 imanger ' quiet to restore your equilibrium. Call make a big impression on someone 42 Singer Paul's PRICE: Free admission. Over 100 Qual-' • 201 997*9535 ' • • the real world. Give a family member who's been putting you off. The out- . 26 Keats poem a faraway friend fora pick-me-up: a near you. so keep up the good work! 27 Becomes swollen . . family . .". . ity_Vendors! Call 201-997-9S35. ORGANIZATION: Belleville High.Schdol a little'extra TLC this weekend. comecould bebetter than you expect ORGANIZATION: Roselie Parti'Higri friend will have good news to share. 28 Shearer of ballet 45 Ethan Fromc's wife Senior Class ' . . . Don't worry about one who seems 49 Drop a line School'Marching Band .... Leo 29 Was overly fond,. RUMMAGE SALE Sagittarius ungrateful!' Your kindness has not with orw i 50 Snap SUNDAY Taurus July 23-Aug. 23 51 Put one's—:, ' . " FRIDAY • . gone unnoticed. 30 Choir member . :••'•• APRIL 6, 1997 ' . Don't fight things this week — Nov. 23-Dec. 21 meddle ' ' . APRIL 4, 1997 April 21-May 21 31 — Lee of the CSA EVENT: Annual Bargain Rummage Sale instead, go with the flow. Look for an. A hot-tempered person has a major 52 Wickerwork willow EVENT; Flea Market •' The quest for romance could carry 32 Escutcheon, patterns' 53 Reddy lady PLACE: "X". 501 Green Lane. Union, NJ • answer to be forthcoming on a diffi- . impact on your peace of'rhind. This is 33 Tuxedo accessor)' y PLACE: Redeemer Lutheran Church,. TIME: 9:30am-2pm. you far this week. Listen to your head good week' to ask' someone for Aloft* s onpo^ Hun. Merchar Pisces Military group 1 *J^. ruopy y PHIChI-Tliuc:: rici-ree Hnuii"——U " •••--•- as well as your heart and you II do just advice, but not for following it blind- 37 Sefior's topper TIME:' 10AM to 1PM. Big Clearance for sale for the whole family! For informa- could be the source of conflict for Feb. 19-March 20 40 Busy as — Sales pitch fine. This is a good week to change ly.'If you're in doubt, get-a second Sale! •• , ••••••. tion and directions call 908-289-8112.. you. but try to maintain silence. In the Your first impulse might not be the 41 NJ campus. . sessions '. . your' life- for the better — if you've opinion. Although you may want a Block .'.•.'. ORGANIZATION: Redeemer Lutheran ORGANIZATION: T benefiting the Se- long run. you'll, be glad you did. • right one to follow this week. Be sure -.' Halloween style" nior's Of YMHA. . • ' . ,: been thinking about ending a., bad commitment, now is not the time. : c Man of rules Church. ' ' •;'.'.' • •' ' ' to allow yourself a cooling-off time if 43 "- —th • ... habit, now is the time. . . .' ramparts..." Artery " " a. major decision looms. Focus on Retains • . What's Going On is a paid- directory of events; for non-profit organizations. It is Virgo 44 Minus '' . Capricorn^ _j finding _a_career^challenge, _especi a! ly._ "~43"7Ailania"Br3ves' -Trap-———. prepaid^ndlnstJ';uitS20.'0Otfbf2 weeks VforEssrac County or-Union-CountyJanrL- Aug.-24Sept-22- -— ——-Gemini if you're feeling bored. Don't, spend - Smith Seething just S30.00 for both. Your notice-must he' in our Maplewood office <463 Valley Your- practical -nature and sense of Dec. 22-Jan. 20 ? Golderl-brbwn: May 22-Juhe 21 more than: you can afford this 46 Close by • " ' ' Stjeet) by 4:30 'P.M.' on Monday for publication the following Thursday. humor are in rare form this week. Go' A complicated love life, could be ' 47 One-lmcr , . Ship's deck A sudden windfall could be in the weekend. ... • " Advertisement may also be placed at 170 Scotland Road.-Orange, 266 Liberty St.,-' ahead — let yourself giggle: This is a due to factors beyond your control. If 48 Id.—: that rs In an obscured way offing. Pru.dence should, dictate its Bloomfieldor'1291 Stuyvesant Ave., Union. For more information call 763-9411. • good time to take stock of the prog- 49' Fluent Halloween Excessive interest use. Although you may be tempted; to Service club ress you've made over the last year or . style? live high on the hog, you would do CALL loosi 686-9898 & I nter a four d'ufn selection # below! 53 Torn and Dick ., Model - ' so. If you're better off. great. If not, Marc Antony's wife associate • 3600 Aquarius 3608 Scorpio 'Famed New'York what can you "do differently? 55 In a modest HOROSCOPES ' 3601 Aries • . 3609 Sagilarius 57 Attacks. . • restaurateur Piano major performance We want your news — thought 3602 Taurus 3610 Capricorn HOURS 58 Edits, out . '-. , . .79 Libra MAJOR CREDIT Mon thru Thura Ethically neutral Your organization should be get- 3603 Gemini 3611. • Pisces- • 59 Cat-'—-tails' .. © DAVY ASSOCIATES •• . 82 to be broadcast in •Daily Updates! CARDS ACCEPTED' 10:00 nm -.5:45 pm 60 One of those Days Ffacedwage ting the publicity it-deserves .and we Sept. 23-Oct. 23 3604 Cancer Fn V0:O0 om - 8:-»S p 91 "Beset, the—1 was 1M • Carte -6 CiclitO ^-7- ' • £?Mislead • would like to help. We have a publici- 3605 Leo .61' Spartan serf. ' 75 Place of origin:' V —rGhristiner Chang, daughter of Young and OK Chang. Springfield,'Will per- .You've succeeded beyond your _ ^ ' • . Your Communityt Btit ' to warider. ..."'- JM ration 7 6^i?/vKuabodes.8865 Type spec. 1000 Stuyvesant Ave., Union 908-687-9050 • 62 Bryant or Loos . •' suffix ' ' form Claude. Debussy" s "Le Many re de Saint Sebastein" with the Westminster ty handbook which explains how to understanding, this week. Give credit 3606 Virgo - IVs Free! ' 63 Governoj's-daughtcr- "76. Gremlin stance, FitzGcrald loi RaUroad signal . SOTbook ' 88 Figure, put tell your' story. .We' would like'-to Infosource 3607 Libra... N 92 Greens topping' Symphonic Choir and the New York Philharmonic.conducted by KurtMasuf in where it's. due. or you could make an, ' on Benson ... • Halloween style? flare 9 Amati's hometown 89 Macon's river publicize your club, church, sports, 64 A bit. • ' 80 • Neat as' — 96 Pagct of Tales of 106 "Grand old name" 10 Disengage 90 Winer prerrx. a ".'Live from Lincoln. Center" broadcast on public broadcasting stations on enemy/That's something.you really. : schoo) news. etc. If you have an idea 67 Mimi's maQ . : 81 Sunshades ., Terror . . • 11, bete -— 91 Boer assembly : April -3. .-.; ' •: ', ••,•••••'.'• ' '' . • ''..'"••' ' 97 White House r for a picture or story, call Associate fJ8 Guy? and Dolls _ ...;,. 84 Spy story writer./ DOWN 12 Forearm bone 92 Take Her, -— Mine Chang is a senior piano performance and pedagogy major at Westminster • writer, Halloween. . ' John le — occupant, Halloween 13 West of She Done 93 Greek theaters Editor Jacquie McCarthy at (908.) Him Wrong Choir College of Rider University, located in Princeton. N J. She is a 1993 gra- ' ' style?. .., . . .. . 85 In a dreadful way style? 1 Loose woman • 14 Perfect poise 94 Stravinsky 686-7700. ext. 321 weekdays before 5 duate, of Jonathan Dayton Regional High School.. •'• '•'.... • .. '70 Nigerian'title . . '87 .Lovir iV—^ 99 Lend —: listen 2 El r—: and others 15 Not as-sloppy- . 95 Dutch-born English p.m. If you'd like a handbook, call ofrespea ' ' 100. Shankar with the painter' The Westminster 'Symphonic Choir rs'compbsed of students ai Weslminster Splendored Thing •'• 3' Peanut's . 16 Georgia founder, and one will be mailed to you 71 Table scrap 88 Leave Ihe beaten •sitar acclamation ' Halloween style? 96 Father's Day VIP . and is directed by Joserih Flurhmerfelt. In addition to this performance, the 72 In — of ' path. • ' 101 In a vertical •4 Keeps asteno busy 97 Dcmicr — ' d_B_ritten's "War Requiem"jvith the .73 • Gil of'song.cf-a/'- "89Bristle position . -5-Litefary-'.sisters' • 18 Dos Passbstniogy 98 Wildebeest: New :York Philharmonic conducted by.Kurt Masur and Muss_ ^ , ' name Call 1-800-564-8911. of ihe Peasant Grischko" with the New'Jersoy Symphony Orchestra conducted (See Answers on Page B15) by Zdenek Macal earlier this year: ' '.:''•'•• . '' ' •. ' ' '. . " PUBUC NOTICE NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANTS (L.S.) STATE OF NEW JERSEY TO: CSC INSURANCE CO, . YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED AND REQUIRED to serve upon FEIN. SUCH, TH/FITNESS & MEDICINE KAHN « SHEPARp,_ptalntIfrs^ attorneys. 201. Parslppany. Now Jersey 07054. tele- phone . nimber #(201) 538-4700, an Answer to the Complaint. and Amend- Rehabilitation, ments) to Complaint If any. filed in a civil Senior Health establishes resource center action. In which OCWEN FEDERAL BANK Volunteer guild FSB Is Ptaintm and CHARLES W. HAWK, Smoking study fitness center Medical' issues.. Stress- Manage- variety, of. video tapes and a VCR : et a)., are defendants, pending In ma ' Saint Barnabas Senior Health. Superior Court, of New Jersey,' Chancery ment. . Women's? .Issues. Men's •are available to any visitor inter- Division, UNION County, and bearing • helps to keep nears completion. •was. awarded a grant from the. Grqt- ested' in information that can be Docket No. F-335B-B7 within thirty-Rve (35) receives extra ta Foundation for Senior Care to Health. Osteoporosis. Heart • Dis- days attar March 27, 1997 exclusive of • Construction on the New Overlook ease. -Strokes: Hearing. Vision and found, in the extensive video such data. If you tail-to do so, Judgrnent by • patients smiling esiablish the Grotta Resource Cen- v Default niay be rendered against you.for state funding Hospital Comprehensive Rehabilita- much- more. Books, can be bor:' col lection. '. ' '. ;[ O>e relief dernanded In the Cpmpiaint. Vou The Runnells Specialized Ho'spl ter on Aging.' Open for more than The resource cenier is presently shall file your answer and proof of service in T.he Amerieah Stop Smoking. tion and Fitness Center is scheduled • rowed for up.'to .two -weeks should - duplicate valth the Clerk of the Superior' tal Volumeer Guild is-a non-profit : six months, the resource center pro- . Ibcaied in the Senior Health Office Court: Hughes Justice Complex. CN-971. Intervention S,tudy.in New Jersey wrll for completion this month. The new- • visitors, choose lo'. lake home a 'Trenton. New Jersey 0B625, in accordance organization. comprised of volun- center will incorporate all elemenls of vides visitors- with information on .' at 101.'Old Short Hills Road, Suite with the Rules -of Civil .Practice and .be funded lor an extra, year through periodical. • Procedure. . ' . ' • teers who raise funds for volunteer . health and lifestyle issues of special : September 1^99. aceording tor an1 Rehabilitation, including Cardiac and . The Center a!si>.otler> u comnu-' •• 102 A.. West .Orange. Trie office is ' -This action has been instituted tor the Targeting vbur- local market"-- /. activities aimed' at making ..life a interest to older adults and their purpose of (1) foreclosing a moripage announcement made h\ the National . Pulmonary .Rehabilitation. .Physical- .ter.'which is "connected to the OVID ipcn Monday.', through Friday from- Bated January 3. 1B7S made by CHARLES : litilemor.e pleas'ant for the residents " families. . ' • • '-•'.. W. HAWK and. BERNICE HAWK as motl- Cancer Institute-' Seventeen .states. Therapy. Occupational. Therapy. .system, which can- ac^cs^ solumc1- '.> ?')' a.m .to 4:?0 p.m.'For-.more'.• gaoor to FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF NEW no'wasted circulation . • "•. • of Runnells, Through monthly; ven- ' Speech/Language .'. Pathology and - All are welcome io stop by: and •.nlormalion. call I201.I 325-6503. JERSEY recorded on O1/.O8/75. In-Book • including'"Ne* .Jer^es.-participate.'in •browse through the Center's.collec- of information in the Said! Barr\.:-\-- 3047 of Mortgage? .for UNION County dor sales., held at. the hospital at-40 ' Audiology 'as w'ell as 'an Employee. 1 • .Senior Health,- a free member-: Page 654, et sen., wruch mortgage was •;lhe . project, 'the' -largest • publi.cK '. tion of books, magazines; journals, ' has Sledical Center library''.Br-: - . assigned to by FIRST NATIONAL BANK The. affordable way to, .. • :. \Vafchung.^ -W.av in . .Berkeley- Fitness.Center.and new Rehab man- ship program for people age 50 and OF NEW JERSEY to FIRST FIDELfTv •funded -tobac'cit . control effort-', in'. . enures, .news', clippings jrni -\i BOND OF MORTGAGE COMPANY, by : : 'Heights: The. Guild raises funds lo. agement programs for patients with audiovisual^-, and computer 'equip.- oldtfr.'.is-an.affiliate! of the Saint histon ' •. . ' • resource file1, containing tnfornij-' Assigment dated .February 1,. 1975- ar>s increase business \ - ';'-v•••;''.. suppun their efforts: Forthe March ' diabetes, renal disease and ostlnt i training pr|(l fitness program . AND MORTGAGE COMPOANY to SEC- 1 BET1HT DimOUSNGArjO ?DH8«V Septemberls>9S-The'prpject isapan- Available will be'boih eight-piece for patients who no longer need acute DEVELOPMENT OF. WASHINGTON'. DC >cal. community by. Assignment dalAd November 14; 1977 nership between NCI. llie American sets and open- stock items including •rehab•'service's but need io improve And recorded on December 27-. 1977 in tno .* Cancer -Society- the- New-'Jirsir) ""•to 12'"pans., j-quart lo 1.2-quaii ' Office of the Union County Clerk/Register in their levels of fitness under expert Assignment Book 352; page 368. el seq Handysize-High usage. 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Tay's family By Blaine DiOport sick ..and twisted and obviously ARC of Union County and Jerry M. • &. the FamHy and Yolands Adams!. has filed an appeal to the case. 1-800 3821746 1-900786-2400. Staff Writer ",. obsesssed friend, brought on to the \nvtime. day or night. 51.99 per minu.r. \«a ma,, ** 18 or oldrr. Bamer and Son Trucking will come . Sinbad will co-host -the event • It is from here that the documentary Lately there has been a loX of dis- stern show a box of Tay"s remains together with Essence magazine to Karen Thomas, president and lakes a look at Stem and the First ' Both numbor, work with T ,..rhTon--an,lRn. r>l.h..nW cussion aver the First Amendment some time after the cremation of her 1 a work on the IOth Anniversary founder of RK Productions, Inc. was Amendment and how the two live and how it affects the lives of every- body. Stem; seeing the opportunity' Essence Award program. originator of the Essence Awards. "I WalkAmenca together in our everyday' lives. The FREE Voice Greeting FREE Message Retrieval (l* w~ one from the guy on the.local street for comedy, began to shake the box of FREE Personal TIRED OF IT ALL? The Essence Awards,- to be held' am thankful to have-been the creator SEEKING CIMMITMENT PROFESSIONAL MALE bones on the air and .made comments movie gives several more insights 48 yr old. Gay white male. of a program that I am not only proud ; comer to those who make their living ARE YOU THE ONE 58 yr old. Atncan Single professional male April.-4 at the Theater at Madison io the effect of "Hey. Debbie is trying ' into Stern that Stem.himselfdoes.not Attractive. 48 yr old. full 30 y 5'9". moderate- drinker, by talking on television, .radjo or WOMI.N SW'.KINfi " Amenca n male seekin- g a- enjoys movies and the Square Garden, will be televised in of, but' that also generates business, give.on.the air. which is probably, figured. 5'4-\ single white theatre. Seeking a special non smoker. I am good through the print media: Jim RiffeL to say something." and then continued single' female. Seeking a petite, lady. 45 to. 58. who looking, masculine" and prime time on Fox-TV after the'event. right here in my .hometown of Rosel- why. when contacted, both Stem and is caring and would like to love for intimate conversa- to take pieces out of the box to try and vu:\ humorous male, who tions Race and age Unim- tnm. Seeking a profes- The Essence Awards will pay tribute . le." For six years, Thomas' mother, longtime resident of ' Mountainside Call 1-900-786-2400 ' share lite-and more. BOX his representatives refused to' corn- enjoys. varied interests. portant. No full figures sional Bi or Gay white identify what part of the body-it was. ti m jut mta. IB yiin n oltfit 39840 . ' io African-Americans of outstanding • the late Ruth K. Young, worked for and successful film producer and Must be financially Especially interested in male 40 to 60. BOX director, has made a new documen- ARE YOU THE SAME? secured. BOX 39448 LETS CHAT: someone from the 15039 • ' ' achievement and contributions to bur , ARC- ."She originally convinced me . Looking for an interesting tary which looks into the First 28 yr old. single white THE ABSOLUTE TRUTH Caribbean or Puerto Rico. SINCERE AND CARING society. . . . •. ' " that ARC' could handle the job.". female. 5'6\ 125 lbsVer, y attractive, peti.te. woman who is mature and BOX 15568- 43 year old. single gay shapely, 45 yr old'youthful not afraid to express their The Awards are the largest national Amendment through, one of its big- attractive and Catholic. TOUCH OF CLASS? white professional male. •ARC of Union County, an organi- Enjoy hiking, mountain female, 5'4". 118 lbs. I'm views -and feelings. If gest supporters or abtisers — depend- Divorced white male. 37. 5'9'.. 160 pounds, brown salute to African-American women zation designed to fill the needs of honest, mbral. upbeat. you're interested in talk- biking, camping and more. ST. 160 lbs. I am roman hair, blue eyes, healthy, ing upon who you ask —' namely. energetic. passionate. ing, please leave me a : and men. This year's distinguished citizen who are mentally and physi- «* I If BOX 11136. ' . . • - tir Italian, good, looking rjood looking and t/im Howard Stem. ARE YOU SIMILAR? piaytul, and spontaneous: Father ol one aaugmei. beeKing a smi. horw'rec elude: Philanthropists rally 'diaHengcdr-has- beeni working • Prolessional lemale Enjoy Atlantic City, fitness, DOWN TO EARTH Enjoy comedy clubs, dm- ing friendship: leading to and Camillc • Cosby, singer/actress with the Essence Awards for the 6' "I didn't start out to make a enjoys sports; playing Divorced white male, in hiking, lootballand more. ing out. movies, sporting a possible long term Whitney Houston,.' sports legend -sottball, movies.and more. You are attractive,- fit and my mid 40's, 5'6", andevents, etc. Seeking a sin- relationship. Want sorhe<' years. Members of this Rosclle-based documentary on Stem, but every time kinda low key. • Enjoy Seeking a single white • match what I value. BOX gle or divorced white one age 40 to 55 BOX Muhammad Alt. Olympic gymnast movies, comedies, music, organization will assemble Essence I began to talk about the First Amend- • prolessional male. 32 to 11943 female 28 to 35, who is 15469 . . ' . .: On Wal'kAmerica••.;•' and much more. Dominique Dawes, AIDS activist; Awards gift bags which will be filled .ment his name, would come up over. 37, with similar interests. SINCERE & LOYAL petite'and attractive. BOX UNION COUNTY MAN . Friendship first; possible. Looking for 37821 Marilyn Chamberlain and foster with various products supplied by and over to the point: where I knew Divorced, white. Jewish single .or 43yrnld. bi white proles- _relationship_._BOX J 3015_ _J emale;_37.. ?3_i/2L and_ ANY _sionai|_5L!Q" jnd-_wei9h_ parent C. Kenneth Johnson. _^ day, hundreds of'-. ONE-ON-ONE • -. -divorced Essencc.Awardsponsors..who_incliide___ T~77i^fhFibi~bia"b"" 125 lbs. Enjoy movies.-, white r65pdXh"lly h RELATIONS Former Essence Award' honorec ' PcpsfeCola, Toyota Motor Sales. JC him." said- Riffel. Riffel's new comedy clubs. NYC. (emale. tor OK . a non smoker and moder- Searching lor a commit- "romantic- dinners and •friendship 39 yr old ate dnnker. Looking for a Whitney Houston, will receive thq Penny, AT&T and Johnson & John- documentary, called "Howard Stem: . more. Looking for an white- . thousands of people ment minded, sincere and and a pos- discreet friendship with a Italian or Jewish mala. 5'8'. male. 5'9". • newly established Essence Trium« • son; "We enjoy and look forward to Shut Up and Listen" is due to come honesl. n/s man. I am a sible rela bi or gay white male,'age or taller with a medium 185 lbs and single white female. 57\ •tion ship 40 to 55. Want someone phant Spirit Award. Muhammad AH Joing this every year," says ARC out on video April 1 and is some of build who is.huggable. fun a' husky build. brunette with green eyes. BOX 11295 who is sincere, honest, Supervisor Roy Cook. ' wiiLbe walking to help loving and adorable for a ..IS and social will be presented the Essence Living" the best work concerning Stern and Enjoy long walks, dining, LET ME SPOIL and not confused! BOX .movies and more.- Age.- possible long term rela- drinker who is very Legend Award. Both awards statue's • his radjo program that has ever been YOU out going person who is 157B3 • • weight and height unim-. tionship. BOX 37642 A subscription to your, newspaper Light skinned, black interested in females ol SINCERE GUYS ONLY arc speical commissions by artist Ed the March of Dimes produced. This film is by no means. portant. BOX 13673 VALENTINE'S DATE ' • Interviews with: - any race. Enjoys sports, Healthy. 42 yr old male. • 22 yr old professional male. 21, 5'9 . employed r Dwight. •'•-.' keeps your college student close to only for the Stem fanatic, which I tend IS THIS YOU?.?? 5 8' and-165 lbs .wifh a female seeking a pleasant and a student. Looking for dining outdoors and 54 yr old. blafli lemale, more-BOX 37583 -. v medium build..Looking for Proposed talent includes Quincy hometown activities. Call' to be myself, but for anyone who. Steve Allen gentleman to take me out a down to earth, single prevent birth defects 5'3". medium build, n/s.. • lemale. 18 to 21/ who another healthy, trim male; '908-686-7753 for a special college orr Valentine's Day. BOX ARE YOU ROMANTIC? Jones, Patti LaBelle; Brandy, Mary J.- wonders-how Stem can say what te • Enjoy "soft jazz, classic wants to be spoiled. BOX 30 to 50. who.is willing Io . 37649 .• • 39 yr old single white pro- rate. .•'.:•'• . ;••••' .-.-'•• says on the radio.and still-remain on Dr. Joyce Brothers movies . and. ' travel. 12522 qive and receive mas- Blipe, Brain McKnight & Diana- Seeking a man. n/s. 5'10"' WAITING FORYOU fessional male seeking a sages. BOX'37369 STEP RIGHT UP LADIES and infant.mortality, the air during his morning- drivetime. or over. 49 to 59. secure, 48 yr old, 5'4" widowed single white female. 27- Pat Cooper mom of two from Essex Single Jewish male. 34. 37,whoos romantic.open •slot.- . . ' ...--.'..' honest and humorous- ; BOX 15081 County. Enjoy the outdoors, 51Q" with black hair and minded. Enjoys motorcy- animals, cooking/ movies, blue eyes. Enjoy dinner, cles,, pool and more. BOX WOMIA SKI:KI\G "I'd say the movie is about 50 per- • Alan Dersbnvitz. "LON1E ANDERSON-. and much more. Looking dancing, movies and 38077 •• • .. _ WOMIA - WOULD YOU LIKE TO TURN OLD GOLD & 38 yr old. single- Jewish more. Looking lor a single cent positive- and 50 percent negative for a gentleman, with simi- ALL THE RIGHT ' prolessional' lemale. n/s, white .female. 24 to 37. Cail1-900-7M-2*Ot) They'll be walking Morion Downey Jr. lar interests, who has a THINGS DIAMONDS INTO CASH! with regards to Stem. We interviewed , 5'4*. 108 lbs; educated with similar interests. Non . good sense of humor, for Attractive, humorous.sin- S1.59 per.mln.. 11 ytin w older AM Ji'ui-k'r. is nlTiTinc and pretty. Seeking a trim, smokers please. BOX \v purl "I il'> lAliiidiil both people who love Stem arid peo- ' fnendship! BOX 105.17 gle white male, 46. 57" single white male! 40 to 15341 ,- • ..'':. SPECIAL MOMENTS . lianvul (inlil \ DiiiniMiiil Larry flynt WELL BALANCED who enjoys the outdoors! for someone they ple who can't stand him," said Riffel. ' 55. n/s.' for a long term Bi female seeking another FEMALE ATTENTION LADIES!!! travel- and more. Seeking \\i uill liuv Miunild (i or Inn niiirki'l linn- relationship. Essex attractive, bi female for tun The interviews Riffel was able.'tqget.' I'm a tall, well built, self tit. attractive single white We "ill ;illtlii|it In ni Anthony Michael Hall and togetherness. If this is for. the film run the gammet from; County. .'. For . more 47 yr old single black assured. sensual. and lemale. Io share similar love... a son, a niece, details...please call BOX female. 5'8"'and 140 lbs. spontaneous 'male who inja'"e'sts." Seeking com-. you please give me a call. —inngtimt-guests-on-the-Stem-Show-to-;—I -38436 BOX 37078 g -enjoys-good-times-.and—p-a-nT0-n5hlp'—-and—more— quiet times. If you like that, LOOKING FOR A • It.Mlk KtllTl-|UTMI|M>ll Rl-lllll-M people on the street. The list of inter- UGHT SKINNED sihcere male with a very nuipt timps. If voii like that, orw 3B085 let's share them together. FRIEND or a pregnant friencT FEMALE pleasant personality .who CdiiU' in nr c;ill tmhi) 1'ur :m ;i|i|)i>inlnii'Ml. views in the movie is an impressive, Grandpa Al lewis ^EOX. 36537 FEDERAL LAW \ Single, full figured, gay 21 yr old.-tail, commitment is senous about a relation- ENFORCER minded, light skinned AN ORIGINAL MAN.... black lemale. Looking for \M |l-\M-:i.KRS INC.. II Wi-sirii'ldAvi-.d'arkway K\it 135) one. Grandpa Al Lewis, Larry FlytiC ship BOX 12323 25 yr. old college graduate Afncan female:.one child .Down to earth.very well a similar female for fnend- Judith Regan LADY OF CLASS male, 6' andfit. Seekin g a Clark 388-1292 A healthy baby, a sick Steve Allen, Morton Downey Jr., Ed En|oy bowling. - skating educated.' extremely ship and possibly more. Divorced Jewish female: n/s. non religious, fit.' intelli- and- more For" more romantic man. Love .jazz.- BOX 14506 Koch. Reverend Al Sharpion, Pat gent female. 19-28. with var- Reverend Al Sharpton details ..call'BOX 38461 37..vivacious and adorable world literature, fine arts. ied interests. BOX 38593 CURIOUS FEMALE Cooper, Alan Dershowitz. Dee Snyd- Looking for- a divorced , do hot play games. •.'•• 'baby, a baby .yet "Howard Stern:'Shut Up And Listen" will.be available in SINGLE MOTHER..." Attractive, bi cunous 31 yr ef. and Dr. Joyce Brothers are just Jewish or Italian male. 37 Seek 35-45.- female, she SEEKING to 42. wtio s lull 1of life for -RELATIONSHIP.. ,nlrtjema|e; Looking lor a -video-stores-irt-April? "fnendshlp and a ; possible . MIUM U« a iea some of the celebrity interviews in the er ol one enpys quiel -honest, and playful with .25. 6'4" male seeking a very attractive, 'emirane. reiationsno Enpy movies, TIT film along with Stem whack pack friend. Chauncee Hayden. although a menton the documentary. Riffel has timSs. walks on the beach •ma'ny interest? for a long .single' white female to petite female for fnendsh.p andtnps Seeking a single comedy dubs. New Yon\ term relationshirelationshipp BOX have fun and to start a and possibly more. BOX •'. members Kenneth Keith Callerib'ack . Even Sterna normally'subdued side- hit the'mark with this documentary male who enioys the same Dry romance and more 39087 •elationship. BOX 39672 .11103 • and Melrose Larry" Green. All of them kick Robin Quivers came into the stu- and it proves to be a good look into things. BOX 38476 • BOX 12670 take time to talk about Stem and his dio to touch the remains; how the First Amendment is viewed, Who is the special • relation to the First Amendment, and Asa result of this show, Tay'x fam- and .hoi\ so'meone' like Stem — take' Him or (cave him—.works.on the fine ; there is no shortage of opinions : il> tiled a mulii-million dollar lawsuit line of the First Amendment and how regarding Stem...... against Stem and Infinity Broadcasl.- someone'you'll be thai in. turn affects the rest of our . The documentary' begins by \dis- ing; who- owns the radio -station rights.. .'••-...... ' ' cusMng a topic that even Stem did not. Stem's show is aired on every day. walkf-ngfor?'• .• . • —discuss- on• his' self-revealing -radio • There-is a la\>. in New York that says a . Keep an eye out for "Howard Stem: ; procram where he claims to share .perv'ri's remains- cannot be used.in Shut Up anJXisien". at your local 'vid-.- 'everything about himself with his. an> j«av wit-hiun thi-'poniiisMnn ol -the1. '-.-. 'millet and give this movie-a good adoring fans. The film beginswilh the 1 Je,iJ person'- •t.ifniK. I'tlimateK. hard loot. It is for e\ en one .who • K • FAMHY DAY CARE Cant^e.March of ' ".u'bjecfof Debbie Ta>. a stripper and.' •Stem uon the^.^e with the judge stat- interested itHhe First Amendment anJ TO ADVERTISE '-. loniitim'e guest of ther Stem show. .ingihai alihiuighi.iht;''sho.w in nuestiotV • itiv' rights ol those 'who use it in J OF ORANGE ' '--whodicdof.aheroine.TOverdpse Ta>\ u-js iaMelev-,'. it u j^ proteeteci under abusJ it , • ...... 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Sunday-April-27,13S7..•-.::;•:- 1 ESSEX COUNTY,.... female. 25 .to 50. who is Looking tor £ theater ar •white • • pro.tessiona: • Born 'Again Christian. single white professional 201-763-9411 teniale 5f. full tigureo while lemale 30 to 50 ANN 672-5444 -aie, 39 Looking for ja' Call 1-900-786-2400 -special • • • • Enioy going ou; w:'.r. ' BOX 130U winy, protessiona! temait:.. :$1 99pir min ! UftlriOteld tnenas, hockey movies' MARRIAGE MINDED . 2710 37. who is outgoing. occasions. . • • Atlantic Cit>- ana "lore raise ' MAN .'"• .fun loving ana family on- .CALL ME b.cunous'mal! ' e . Seeking a Catholic, while M • 36-- yr bjc- single wnne emea Enjoy moves, din- • •«* ^ ^^^ professional male 28 ic jy En)oy orolessionai male seek- ing in or out. A/C. anc tennis, golf, reading and.; Call 1-990-786-2400 35. 5'9' or taller, n s BOX • ing a' single white lemale $1.99 f "i" II nil « DIM' 389B9 . -.' . . mow BOX 37836 -, ' classical-music Interested AMERICAN LEGION •27 tc 27. who is easy HONEST & SINCERE in meeting a male up to 50. . MY SIGNIFICANT OTHER VENUS WOMAN .going", tun loving and lam- Essex/Morns county BOX Single Jewish protessiona 5'10". lull figured wnne GUY VETERANS #328 SPRINGFIELD ELKS BPOE #2004 ily. oriented Enioy nding 38793 '; . ... female 38. .5'4'' and. 10c professional* female IrI r . .mv 'Har.ey'Hi . mne oactbeachi ^'°™Professional . ™?divorce «e' 80 Springfield. Ave., Springfield • uobeat. -spontaneous movies, dining.out ans eache^ .63 27Clibs LETS INVEST... ' IDS Looking tor.a tnm. sin- '78 Wcstfield Avt., Clark upbeat. . spoi-.—••---- Looking' lor a sincere ' gle white Jewish male. -Z ' in eacn other Sex). 201-379.-9766' creative, spontaneous more BOX 13038 prolessional female to- to.55, for along term'relc- 9(l8-574-83"4' . Brazilian Italian male'. 2". n Going to ne Movies? .sincere; passionate ano' . RETIRED GOY . friendship BOX 37975 . ttonship Nd smokers 5V.' and ' 145. IDs playful-Enjoy, an. dining. Seeks gal. any age. lor please. BOX 13487. movies. • •'• • Broadway LETS DANCE •LooKing lor -a • s'table. friendship and cornmuni- LETS MEET SOON 40 yr old -professional secure .slim ana attrac- 1 sports., travel arid mofe 34 year old 5 10'smg -:, Looking, lor. a .single, cation. BOX 13690 D'a'ck male from Essex tive wnne male. 18 to 45 ST\ LE & SMILE BEAUTY SALON wnite Jewish male Enjo* divorcee- widowed, pro': ' COMMITMENT MINDED County .Looking fora lighi- • ior friendship and more 'dining . out. ' dancing, kffstt'tefcu Traiiema/k. ol f iomu lessional male; 40 .to 55 . .yr old single white^ • K,rm?a. black female, 20 CHILDREN'S '.- . 2705 Morris Ave'.. Union . S BOX 10968 swimming quie: rqmanlic .6' and over, with similar.'- -male. 5'9-' 195 lbs, a's to 50. who enjoys walks in ' . : ' 908-964-8683 SEEK A FftlEND SPECIALIZED HOSPITAL' ing' Enjoy sports, movies, movies and more BOX tor a single wn;ie lemaie- Mountainsiat-ranwooa- i«in> KIU-I. FIORI'S UNION STAHL-DEL DUCA .FIT THE BILL? 'music* dining out and the • 38032 • male. -41. 59" and 190' 24' to 37.' with simiia' Attractive 40 year, old.- 0Jt[)0Ors Seeking some- IDs with a well propo'-. interests New Jersey CINEPLEX ODION CRANFORD COMPANIONSHIP 3171- . -,.'". • 9(l8-233-3-72(» • FLOWER SHOP white female. 5'7\ and-. one who is-open honesl ' ti'oned build. Looking for a area only No. smoke's : WANTED 25 North Avenue.'CRANFORD. FLORIST INC. FLORIST & GIFTS 110 pounds Looking lor a and communicalive BOX- • DI or gay male.'age anc piease BOX 15343 . 1638 Stiivvesant Aye.^ White male. 40. brown _r~ace unjmportan: ic :_317.3-_J LiNDEjflFIXE^EXjCIN^^S___u_._ 2162 Morris^\ve. • white male. «0 to 60. wrtr "nenasnip"BOXTl4S£ "" Tri ptarT - SUMMIT PBA LOCAL 5S 434 Springfield Ave., ' Union MYSTICAL MAN lbs. n/s. social drinker -400 North Wood Avenue .• LINDEN .. -. •' ..- a. medium build,, to' GIVE ME A CALL!! : Union Inendship and a possible 5'7V2\ 135 lbs. n's. rvo.- .drug-free Seeking c FBEE ad', call NEW PARK CINEMA ' - 512 Springfield Ave. •'.-•••' .' Summit. 9OS-68S-737O lonq term -relationship • 50's .'male enjoys music. ' woman 30 Io 45. who is Single white maie 6 3175 908-68fcV6872 open and hone.st Race Drown' nair and eye.. 23'West Westfteld'Ave: • ROSELLE PARK . • . Summit, NJ 07901 Complete'Floral Scrv-ictr BO—?X- 38568 ' • martial. arts and much 1 1-800- it • .• • • Angelo Del Duca. " • • . Serving Union & more Seeking an inde- unimportant BOX 10450 Seeking discreet relatio "- DOBBS ALTO BODY "Complete Custom Sen-ices VERY SPECIAL ship with. olde,r male fo1' CINEPLEX ODEON UNION THEATRE Stirroundlng Communities pendent and confident FOR ANEW 383-1746. • 23 Springfield Ave.. Springfield • 908-273-2251 Pretty single white: lemale' 35 to 45. 'with. ' romantic get togeth'ers 3177 •_ 990 StuyvesantAvehue • UNION • . • '• :• • Available" •. for .over 35 years BEGINNING Cross dressers a 'plus \iivtimf-, da* ,nr nighi lemale'. 32. 57* with long many interests BOX 201-376-3535 ' '.- . • Complete Service All Major Credit Cards Accepted brown hair Enioy the Divorced while male -.0 BOX 10877 ' ' • LOST PICTURE SHOW THE PAPER PEDLAR •'Major Credit Cards 38607-^ Drown hair and olue eyei "•'•'. fdrAll.'Occas.ions. ..' . • :•.-•• .'Member fTD . : .;^_. _ beach, music working GUIDELINES 3179 •• ww«. dobbsauto.com COMMITMENT CAN YOU PASS.!. 2395 Springfield'Avenue • UNION 681 Morris Trnpk., Springfield Accepted by Phone" out and Atlantic City • 6'3'. 193 lbs. Like movies g MINDED.,. ••the tesi"> 45.yr. 01a pro' Seeking single • white sports, dining' out anc GENERAL CINEMA BLUE STAR 36.yr.old male 5'8> 1.9C-.. quiet times • Seeking prei tessionai ..gay wnne maie o . . 201-376-3385' . . male, thin io medium ; 3181 1701-65 Route-22" West* WATCHUNG ty. Slim., fit, single' 5 8' 16O lbs I am health. J. build. 25 to 39 wh9 is' hps brown hair and eyes' : divorced while lemale 30 gooc looking sincere • sweet and canng BOX ri'd.Migh! smoker En|oy RIALTO THEATRE FLOWER SHOPS/ INC -. to 40, with simiia' inter- honest, oulpoihg and pas- ' 9' r8SOOnOC~ EDWARDS SUPER FOOD STORE 13056 •'"'••".• comedy, clubs, working sionate !• you are a & or 3183 250-East Broad Street' WESTFIELD oui movies dining out ests BOX 11827 TONY'S SERVICE STATION LEAHY-BURKE FRIENDSHIP ANP ' jay. protessiona! wtine SONY THEATRES ' 1201 Stuyvesarit Avt. ' arvc . "1 he outdoors RECENTLY . maie with qualities simiia* S^ a smqle writie.1 o- 'tec z- o&crr a". •'.'.• tnjon, NJ. 1)7083. • 1859 Morris Ave.. Union" 40 yr olo.. 53- • Ainca' ; a ' 3G'lo~4 TRANSFERRED • :o mine • call' BOX 11226 3185 Rt 22 East • MOUNTAINSIDE MAIN OFFICE . lem ie' " Kids' Latin male ' 25 6 aa:^, ; Amencan lemale enioys oka>. BQX 389B5 . .. .'9(18-688-665(1 . . 908-687-1449 : FLORIST, ING. na.' ana Drown eyes.- STILL LOOKING dancing, "music . long r are AJ 13 AshwoddAve, SEEKING OLDER . Vaneo interests Seeking" 45 year 013 gay whjte D c,. walks and wntihgpoeiry . ve a wee gmtrK '•- Jyo Busy Seeking African Amencan WOMAN. e ns physically fit sehs'i- tessiona! male, nealthy. accompany Pie" J2 ACS SUMMIT NJ 07901 • 1-800-395-5324 attractive and drug free. rt.XH/ wet •male 6 plus,: 25 to 35. 27 yv DIG Hispanic male ;-t've.-educatec .non-rel'- r 1 \Sijg-nala! : • ioo'»'n.Q 'o- a- side' 'gious woman. 19-26 Wii " 5"10" and' 165'pounds c: appea i* who is open has.Sioiii^r We X sory wt art onai>e (908) 277-6333 ^'1853 Morris Ave. interests, respect, co-jr . • w'omari \Z0 0' over Ic sens ' picture Discreet outgoing ana UNION CENTER NATIONAL BANK emsx.ea.cr'Lpiriers coo>; request-_B0)O3\5e.'_ ;__ sincere Seeking _a gay FOODTQWN OF ROSELL.E lesy-n .. —':. -I,- --2455 Morris Ave.,.Union ihg and greal mgntt 30> tru irivAm 1: TIUPC wr-*!t ~,£.t. ;»ge 45-60 Sjo'pritan Rd.T Union ness BOX'15806 38987 -' . who. is honpsf -sincere 7 908-688-95(Kl 130 West Third Avenue ATTRACTIVE AND SUM 160 Ib. single while itaiiar ano seeKms a tnenaship PA J90S7" Aavertis FIT THE BILL? CALL! 908-245-6470 50 yr old. slim single male w'lth dark Drown hair BOX 13142" . . . wt a:- m*r mtssa ROSELLE female. 510' wno has-a.1 ' Seekinga lull figured gal' and eyes. 160 IDs let: Cj reiponatnjs o 908-686-0955 *J) completely tree good sense ot humor' I enjoy music (50's. 60s Seeking honest sincere •WHAT A'GUY!!' A Special Feature Of Infosource 70's). /ides in the country 5 10'. 210 Ib white male. cnerge Wfier you •(908)241-2700 Weddings '.Funerals • Russell Stover Candy Enjoys a vaned.ot inter- woman who enjoys . rr a Connections ad you' ests, such as' travel., and Atlantic City BOX rollerbladmg and ice skai- 42. enjoys dmmg. movies phone Dill will reflect • Fruit/Gifl/Gour'met Baskets Plants music and more. Seeking'- 39744 ing or simply having lun great conversations and cHarpe.ot SI 99 per mnute WORRALL NEWSPAPERS 116 North Avenue West 1 college graduate who is BOX 14906 working out Seeking •An average 3 minute ca • Balloons' Stuffed Balloons SPARKS WILL FLY.... black male 40 to 50 BOX com $5 97 Connections ' FQODTOWN OF SPRINGFIELD caring, intelligent and has KJ i yg-. -SINCERE ITALIAN 1291 Stiiyvesant Aye., Llnioij g g 39y f O whlte ma e 13541 brought io you by Worra CRANF0RD Est.18 simila--:l-r :interest s '' °"BOXv 185 lbs. clean cul. n/s. Attractive, prolessional CNCip p rx '211 Morris Ave., Springfield . 908-686-7700 39544 • ' Seeking an infer-raciat single Italian male with WRESTLE ME? Advanced Telecom Services 201-376-&899 All Major Credit Cards'Accepted relationship. Enjoy sports. good morals Seeking 5'8" 185 Ib, 46 yr ola To change or renew yvur a (908)276-4700 ATTRACTIVE FEMALE or tor customer service. ce< CALLSARE FREE il within your local calling area. Out ol area calls will be billed as long distance Attractive black singie movies, dining out. malls. someone who can be my male who enjoys to wres- l-aOO-2i7-l287 trom 9*"1 by your' telephone company. Inlosource is a service 61 Worrall.Commupity Newspapers. Inc -•ema.e : ;e.ang m**,.K^™-S^^™W^™ . tie Seeking someone 5pm Monday through fnosi S Copir\ghl>\997 ATS • - man. 30-35, for serious ' awbp •BOX ••A-ncwants.ttrwrestle m- relationship BOX 37462 honesl. BOX 39903 39756' the nrjg BOX 39599 • • •• ,-v. THURSDAY, MARCH 27, 1997 — PAGE B1.5 UNION COUNTY CLASSIFIED. UNION COUNTY CLASSIFIED; PAGE B14 — THURSDAY, MARCH 27, 1997 GUTTERS/LEADERS EMPLOYMENT WANTED GARAGE SALE CLEANING SERVICE DRIVING SERVICE BRAZILIAN LADY will clean your home, house MAPLEWOOD. 8 Euclid Avenue. Armoire, D J MAINTENANCE — Residential and office HANDY HELPERS Service, If you can't do it. GUTTERS-LEADERS or apartment. Very responsible woman with MISCELLANEOUS brass chandefier, out-door furniture, miscella- cleaning; window cleaning; floor waxing. Fully Maybe we can. Doctors, vets, airports, etc: UNDERGROUND DRAINS own transportation.' Good references,. Call neous tools, Christmas, camping equipment, insured. References provided. Free estimates. Drop Off, pick Up. Minor Household chores. Thoroughly cleaned, flushed, Meire. 201-373-8694. ' toys, videos, household. Rain/ Shine. Call 908-964-8136. . Deliver packages locally. Reliable and courte- repaired, replaced. 9am-3pm. March 28W 29th. ;_ ous. 908-355-3208. , DONT HAVE The lime lo clean the house? Call HELPING HANDS for any work around the . AVERAGE HOUSE $4Q-$60 Anna's Cleaning Service. 201-955-6290. ANTIQUES MAPLEWOOO. 121 RUTGERS Stnwt (Off house. Housedeapln'g our_spedaRy. One shot All debris bagged from abov*. Springfield/ Bumetl) Friday 9-2; Saturday 9-6; deal, weekly, bi-weekly, monthly. Fully insured. ELECTRICIANS All Roofs and Gutters Repaired GRACE'S CLEANING Service. Houses and FLOWER GALLERY. Antiques & CoHectables; Contents: furniture, refrigeratOr.-washer, com- . Call. Artie 908-654-9430. Offices. Laundry and Ironing. Honest with great Floral Accents & Handmade Crate.'224 North munion dress, desk, washer, tables. ABLE ELECTRIC. II it's electric we do ill New references. Free estimates call 201-997-0582. Wood Avenue, Linden. Open 7 days. Come in Installations or repairs, reasonable prices. Re- Mark Meise,.201-228-4965 and browse. .SPRINGFIELD, 19 ALV1N Terrace (Off Morris COMPUTER SERVICES commendations available. License # 11500. HOME HEALTH Care Aide. Do you need care Ave) Aprtl 4th, 5th; 8am-2pm. Complete con- Fully insured. Call Frank at 908-276-8692. • AFFORDABLE TYPING SERVICE. Word Pro- at home? Seeking position Monday thru Friday. tents of home. Must Be sold to sente estate. Saturdays ok. Call Gwen, 201-926-0650. cessing. Letters. Reports. Estimates/Contracts. HEALTH & FITNESS MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE . Antiques, furniture, etc. No eartv birds. SPURR ELECTRIC Resumes. College/School Papers. Invoicing/. 20/20 WITHOUT GLASSES! Safe, rapid, non- HOUSECLEA'NING. EXPERIENCED womar\, KITCHEN CABINETS, custom made, wooden" Forms. 10 years experience. Call New and Alteration .Work'. . surgical, permanent restoration 6-8 weeks, seeks position. Available Thursdays. Fridays, Specializing'in recessed lighting and service ' cabinets (pine) excellent condition, u shaped lo (908)499-9816.- . ' ' : . airline pilot developed.. Doctor approved. Free' and Saturdays. Call 908-629-0318;' leave WANTED TO BUY changing, smoke detectors, yard and security fit.10" x 12 room. Best ofter.. 201-667-2382. Information by mail: 800-422-8320. en. 224. message. ... • .' ' lighting, alterations, and new developments. AAA LIONEL, American Flyef, lyes and other .406-961-5570, (fax) 406-961-5577 License Number 7288. Fully Insured. • POLISH AGENCY Inc..Specializing in elderly' BOAT, SEARS. Aluminum 1?-wtth outtraard trains and old toys. Collector pays highest cash CONSTRUCTION http://www.visionfreedom.com Satisfaction prices. 1-800-464-4671, 201-829-1006. ' No Job Too Small.. and sick care. Housekeepers. • daily house- engine (5 horsepower) best offer over $850. . CANFER CONSTRUCTION. To all contractors' guaranteed.. • • Used 10 lo 12 times/201-667-2382. . • cleaners. Live in/ out. References ami expert- ' • ANTIQUE AND Oder Furniture, dining rooms, .and home owners: Excavation and Site Work, 908-563^)398 1 •800-870-0398 ATTENTION DEFICIT Disorder and Attention CLASSIFIED :ence. 9OB-689-9140. . . '' - ••Deficit Hyperactrvity Disorder. There is a Dru^ A-1 APPLIANCES, 367.Rt'22 Hillside. Re- bedrooms, break!roots, secretarys, etc. Can Bin Retaining Walls, concrete work, backhoe ser- •Free Natural Alternative. For freemformation NEWSPAPERS PORTUGUESE LADY looking lor house clean- "Irigerators. Washers, Dryers $79 up. (Next to 201-586-4804. ' • . vice, daily or weekly rate, 201-344-6342 or 908-789-1261; . • FENCING . call 800-935-5171 extension 6010. ing Position. Own transportation. Good refer- Shop-Rile) Same day delivery available. Country Consignment ESSEX COUNTY SPECIALS 908-688-7354. - . . . -'. ences'. 201-373-2682.' • . ••- .' . • ; Antiques & Collectibles DRINKING WATER: TREATMENT: .. News-Record of Maplewood & South Orange TOM'S FENCING RESPONSIBLE YOUNG mom seeking lull time ALL STEEL Buildings, Never put up. With Wt buy or you can consign at our store CONTRACTOR West Orange Chronicle • East Orange Record GARAGE SALES Blueprints! 40x32 was $8240 now $3590. 561 Franklin Avenue, Nutley, NJ ALL TYPES Do you want to improve the quality ol trie water • Nanny position, your home. Own transporta: CABINET CONCEPTS. Custom tuilt furniture . lion. Call Daytime 201-731-7732 or Evenjngs.-. 50x60 was $11,470 now $6770. Other straight- ." 201-667-2150 or 7339; your family dnnks? Use a Patenled Water Orange Transcript»The Glen Ridge Paper tor every room in your home. Complete kitchen NEW AND REPAIR •• DPI 731 0000' iwve manaago : walls auailahta Havp- fl$7f*mi WB nictc iint • Traatment System. Formore information aboul Nutley Journal • Belleville Post 3nu Odin renovauonSi JOB TOO 9HALL '• how simple 11 is to insiaii an- use. cu -• \ \. COUNTY CLASSIFIED PAGE B16 — THURSDAY, MARCH 27. 1997 UNION COUNTY CLASSIFIED THURSDAY, MARCH 27, 1997 — PAGE B17 SN0WPL0W1NG HOME IMPROVEMENTS HOME IMPROVEMENTS LANDSCAPING PAINTING PRINTING FOR UPDATED RATES CALL INFO SOURCE908-686-9896AHD DIAL THE LENDERCODE GIARDINO TOWNHOUSE p PAPlCCc4*struaon.Compei£fly POTTER LANDSCAPING. Spring Oean-Ups, GREGORY ZAJLTSSHTHN Painter Exterior? PRINTING __ APARTMENT TO RENT SPACE FOR RENT LOOK FOR THESE LENDERS ON THE INTERNET ® VWim.CMHa0RTGAGEINF0.COM/WORRAU-HTir improvements. Additions, decks, dormers, Seed and Sod Lawns. Montty Maintenance. Interior. Planer arid sheetroddng. Fully m- UNION. (Oft Route 22) .1.450 square teet,, UNION. ... Complete Lawn Care. Residen- Landscape. Snow ptowng and removal, Resi- HILLSIDE. 2 BED ROOMS, 1 batn. guest room, . PRODUCT . RATE PTS . APR I PRODUCT CAPRI baths.'kitchens..doors, windows, etc. Big and .sured. lelerences. All jobs guaranteed. Free newty renovated. $1800 par month. Catl Don tial.Commensal. Fully Insured. Free Estimates. Publication printing dential and commercial. No job too small. Siing room. $750 monthly. 1V1 months , small »DS..Can Pete 906-964-4974. estimate. 201-373-9*38. . . 908-686-6333. American Savings Bk 201-748-3600 INFO» 1761 Ivy Mortgage Corp^ 600-489-5363 INFO» 1759 908-587-8962- ' Reasonable rates.. security. Own utilities. Days. 201-696-3330. OPEN HOUSE a specialty . 7.50 3.00 -7.63 CONSTRUCTION evenings. 201-318-7598. • > Saturday and Sunday 130 YR FIXED- ' •'• 8.38 .! 0.00 i B.38 APP 130 YR FIXED Maple Composition . UNION SQUARE At Valley General Contractor INSURANCE R & C Landscaping HOUSE PAINTING IRVINGTON. UPPER. 2'A and 3 room apart' WANTED TO RENT [•15YRJRXED ; 7.88 i 0.00 '' 7.88 PEE I15YR FIXED —463 Valley Street . A SmBed number of 2 beOrobm 2'A 3.00 4.64 S 3251 JOSEPH A. LANDOLF1 AGENCY '"•'.' Shrubs,. Lawn' Care. Fall Cleanups,, Spring INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR ments Elevaior building. Near all transporta- l3?i3OYR 1" 6.75 .j O.( 7.84 iS 350riYRADJ. Cleanups. Flail Road Tie Walls. Snow Plowing & SNOW. REMOVAL Residential^ Driveways/ RELIABLE FEMALE resident Doctor seeks • bam townhouses in a bea'utttuj setting . Our 35th. Year Fully Insured _.Maplewood tion Heat ana hot watar supplied: $495 to $575. •FRAMING 'ROOFING •ADDITIONS Removal, Gutters Cleaned, FuDy Insured, Free iCdmrneroal' Parking lots/ .24 hour service. apartment/ studio proximity Overlook Hospital. . Convenient to a! transportation Business Insurance Rear ot News-Record Bldg. "• IV months security. No pets. 201-748-6261. Axia Federal Savings 908-499-7200 INFO» 1752 KenUvood Financial Svc 800-353-6896 INFO» 1760 •KITCHENS'BATHS Estimates. . -V Free Estimates ' Reasonable Rates. Johnny's Snow Removal' Reasonable rent. Up to $600. Call ' Fireplace and attached garage .-' "•'. All Forms/Broad Coverage • . Mon.. Tues., Wed. S Fn. 9AM-5PM 'Specializing In Siding & D*cks 1 MONTH FREE MAINTENANCE _M6M124. Pager 908-827-7427. : LINDEN, A ROOM apartment. 1 bedroom. 201-275-3828, Buy wi!h.2Si% down. : '8.25 I 0.00' 8.25 APP |30 YR FIXED 8.13 : 0.00 B2S_ APP I • Personarinsurance STEVE ROZANSW Thursday and other times 30mFIXED_ *B*« Prices In Decks Guaranteed CALL FOR DETAILS Excellent location, walk to NYC transportation. Financing Available 7.63 a.0g__7.75 FEB-J Low Rates by appointment . ' . 'i.5YR_FiXED ; -7.63 .1 0.00'^ 7.63 ; FEE115YR FIXED : 908487-8189 908-686-6455 Driveway parking. S650 monthly. Call Opening prtcSs start at $127,500 1 YR ADJ. 5.88 i 0.00 :"8.37 IS 350|TSYRJUMBO 6.75 3.00 _7,25 S 325] FREE ESTIMATES Homeowners/Renters TILE 201-386-5909.. ... ' . • ... Low taxes Personal (1,000.000) Umbrellas 762-0303 . FULLY INSURED VICTOR LANDSCAPING and Construction. An PAINTING & REAL AutomoWes-Accident CERAMIC TILE Installer. New tiles, repairs..' LINDEN. AVAILABLE' nowl Modem 6 room ; 1001 Valley Street Union Banco Popular FSB 800-491-BANK INFO» 1768 National Future Mortgage 800-291-7900 INFO>> 1758 Licenses revoked, suspensions, points about. Lawn and Construction. Call renrouting, remodeling, cleaning. No job loo big apartment 3 bedrooms, basement, washer/ . 908-355-1.465 or Beeper. 908-965-8400. PLASTERING [30 YRF!XEP_ '.8.00 ; 1.00 ' 8.04 _L_Jy J.52 _APP 201-763-9418 RESUMES • or small I do ii all. Major credit cards accepted. dryer hook-up. $950.00 per month, 114 months ESTATE 908-686-5111 201-676-2966 25 YEARS EXPERIENCE . joe.Megna. 1-800-750-6822.1-80O—19-6156: security. 906-815-1022. ... 15 YRJJXED ' 7"50 •2.00 .; 7.53_ "6.63 ''3.00" 6.98 ' FEE . Resumes ' pager. \ '• 1 YR ADJ: "I •' 6.50 . 3.00. ! 8.10 ; 5^383 ji YR ADJ. 5.38 0.00 JZSjB.9 WP_ We Now Accept All Major Credit Cards LANDSCAPING MASONRY FREE; ESTIMATES MAPLEWOOD. 4 ROOMS. 2 bedrooms. eat-In 'Allraal utatt advertised twreln Is •>! Fra* pn-epprpval- Fast professional DENIGOLO TILE CONTRACTORS kuchen. garage; heat/ hot water. Near NY subject to the Federal Fair Housing Act, REAL ESTATE FOR SALE ALPINE LANDSCAPING And Tree .Service. COVINO CONSTRUCTION. -Spedallzlna in" CALL: LENNY TUFANO Typesetting services transportation. S705 monthly. 1VI months sec- which makes rt Illegal to advertise any Columbia Savings Bk 800-962-4989 1NFO> New Century Mortgage 908-390-4800 INFO» 1756 DOES YOUR HOUSE All types ot Masonry. Steps. Driveways. Sidew- BARGAIN HOMES.Thousandsof Government Design pianting.lawn maintenance, sod, seed, Interested In starting a new carter? Want to • • ' .Established 1935 unty. 201-762-1555. . __^ preference, limitation, or discrimination 7.75 1.50 _7.9L APP alks. Pavers. Patios. Fireplaces. Belgium Foreclosed and repossessed properties being 3P.YR_RXED: 8.00 ' 0.00 ) 8.03 , APP I30YR FIXED NEED A FACE-LIFT? topsoil. stone, railroad 'lies. Bill Hummel, 908-273-6025 change |ob»? S«« us for typnatting your based on race, color, religion, eex, handi- '7.34. " FEE' Block. Free estimales, lully insured. MAPLEWOOD, 5 rooms renovated 2 family liquidated this month!. Government financing. 15_YR FIXED .7.38 I 0.00 • | 7.41 i. FEE 115 YR FIXED " 7.25 _1.50_ 376-0319. ' ••"'•_ mum*. ....,' • '• • . Kltchsnt, Battirooms, Repairs, Qoutlng, cap, familial status, or national origin, or 908-289-2687. • • house, second floor Modem kitchen/ modem, Low/ no down.-Call lor local listings] 1 YR ADJ. "' 5.50_[ 0.00 i 8.13 T N/P"|1 YRADJ. . 5;72 S BOETTCHER LANDSCAPING. Designing. PAINTING PLUS Is your specialist in painting ' Tile;Floor», Tub Enclosures, Showerstalls Intention to make any such pjiterenca, -1-800-338-0020 ext. 199. ' .. CALL Maple Composition balh. $890 plus utilities. No pets, parking. Lawn Maintenance, Sodding, Seeding. -Pjanl- MASONRY CONTRACTOR. Steps. Sidew- aluminum siding and tor an your painting needs. Free Estimate*. Fully Insured limitation, or discrimination. ' 201-994-0220...... ' -We will not knowingly accept any-ad- < GLEN RIDGE. Stately' colonial.' Prestigious ing Spnng uaan-ups, lii&uii-d. Pice Him>. PUIUJV Puuinlallw mpaii wuiK. neWiilny r-lft ^ i _LJ_tlev Street • Commonwealth Bank 800-924-9091 INFO» 1766 Penn Federal Savings Bk 800-722-0351 INFO» . No job WMMM Real Estate Finally, An Easy Way To Find OutNewiar Information For FREE! BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES APARTMENT TO. RENT VITll Manorial Mamiono ! PEPSI/ ELEY HEIGHTS Available immedatetv Grayor Cor signs I Corporation. Assured accounts guaranteed to -ness Top local sites Si. 000* weekly potentia Large siuoio, separate kitchen ana oa;n. aune location.'near Route 78. $875 monthly. ir Industries, one of the lar^csl commer- start. $4950 Investment rerjuired. Call • small 'tnvestmeni, huge -c-'c-ot r •The Graver Company, recently OPPORTUNITIES 800-832-2290.. .; '"..'''. 1-800-617-6430 'Exiension 210C ' , ' . " dudes -utilities 906-464-5460 .- ' ' • signed a 35.000 square fool "least.-a*' cial landlords ln'ihe slate Currcnily. BLOOMFIELD CHARMING ". bed room apart'-- OJO^g^O ys! Call EXCELLENT PROFITS' Log Horrs Wnolesal-'. TURN 539 INTO S3O0 this wee>. TUT. S36:: ments Neaf transportation and parkway Laur.v TTSCT^'ainu! Si.. CraW'oi'd. Maitheu S. •1X000 s^_rc feel i f ;.Kf_tivc-sps. lor Free intcrmatiori -Nol MLWoTFrah'crflSTng'—' -.-ef5"0oin-.pn>ven-i8 yr Log Manufacturer^ 15.. —inlo 53.000-hexr-weeic.Marxe! a produc'.eve' OivJactlit!es._F03m $545 includes heav h'q; Kiln-dried log styles, starting $9800. Exclusive • VfcDonou^.h. ancl I'ctcr- Ellio;.. vice' •>Ull.ryrr.iiip.s .available lor- sublease. i-BOD-a:4-6056 ' ' ' • your Mom and Dad will wan: T-8OO-21'1-175^ • water Secunr>' References. 201-746-5058' ' terntory. Mr Buck 1-800-321-5647. OU)-Trme; • president anj sales nianajler. hanclleu S25OD-S55D0 WEEKLY' THIS is real and1 do- Log-Homes' '. '' ' BLOOMFIELD 3 and 'a LARGE rooms. S7OO . and up Owner manages All utilities paw -No the necoiia'ticins • fiT Graver '• The aDie Proven easy-io-do marketing system Not ; •Hunter achieves -• '•FWTO LAY/ Pepsi Route. Pnme Local Sites! 24 HOUR AUTO INFORMATION SERVIGE •WL-M' nc.selling, .(Ji: training provided . tee -Cal; 2Ti -S29-B444 or bee-per- .Graver .Company. . subleasc-d 'the SiOOO- Weekly potential Pan time Full time' •500:279-7499 .'•'.'- . ; 20K469-325- ' . • • Sus_i Ilunicr, a successful broker Excellent cash business! Expand cash-busi- : 35.CKKI 's-quaic p ELl'ZABETH ' ~^~. A FREE PublicSeMce ^C^ 'as.siv-ialc. has. earneJ lor ihe second; ADVERTISE YOUR product, service or oppor- ness' Expand to desired Income! Small I'nvest.- RENTAL ' • UNUSUAL AVA1LAB1LJTY frorn Lahcorp liij.-.. a nauona! meJica.{ . tumty to millions on the-suDerhignw^y Callnow ment 1-800-617-6430-. exi. 6150' : ' .'• • 4 YOUR year ihe Neu Jersey Association ol-; 4635 Vanoura MITSUBISHI lesiint:.operation.'The company, plans .'•for mtorrnalion • . .. •. 1 BEDROOM EFFICIENCY ' JEEP PORSCHE LOCAL CANDY Route.-30 Vending Macr\in£s . A CUR A ''4636 '.-Rally .•4760 Mirage' T •Realtors" Million Dollar Sales Club FROM $575 4810 911 ;p-cst-'.'.li!;'i'.va'.ivr. as ! .s corpyirale. 1 ' Earn approximately S8O0'day All lor S9.995 GALL IS 4500 Integra CHRYSLER 4637; Savana 4/6''. MigntyMax Silver Achievement Aw_d-for pro- , ALL -NEW-. All Cash GilMtems No-selling • Call 1-800-998-VEND'•• : . ' •-•''''. nsal/Ho: V.'aler" Included ' ..,'•' 4501 TL . . * SAAB . !ie.adquane;> and -larvr-i'tory -I'jLilfiy . A-counis provided Perfect Homeoased busi- . "All real estate advertised herein is 463S . G/K ?icku: •' 4762 ' Morrterc . . subject to the Federal Fair Housing Act. ^elimsheo Harowood Floors - • . 4502 .CLSene; tluciuir. exc'ecdins: S5 million. She .'ness Investment, required. Call 7, days ; LOVING. COUPLE seeks newborn. Financially. 4639 Sien-a '. 4763 ' Galant . . 4820 . 900 • • • " .' • The ".Graver 'Compiiny: .wiiic!; iia>. •which make* it Illegal to advertise any 554 Westmnstar Avenje • ' 4503 BL . . i •800-648-6880 • '.. secure, professional tatner.' full-time mother Cal For Appointmen- 4640 Metro 4764 ' 3000 GT ' '. 9000 CSCSE.AERO- . also" attained' the Bronve Level in- preference, limitation;, or discrimination '4504 NSX. 4821- rvjen Kcaled in Union for the', pas: 30 l Legal and confidential Nice-home. excelien:' : • 464'.. P'nzm ' 4765 Diamafite 906-355-3913 • ' 4505 SLX . . r 4720- -Qiscovery I'W2- >4 .'".•-. . ' . . • '.. AN AMA2ING Opportunity.. Real Coke,' Pepsi basedon race, color, religion, eex, handi- - 4642 Tracke .4756 Eaipse" ' SATURN schools. Let us help.' Nancy and Sa!- 472*' Range rove' • >eaj'.-.. designs, engineer.-, and.riianu-' Equipment Routes witn 20 Local $ Estaplished '•600-9744)288. ' ' '- "•' cap. familial status, or national origin, or ELIZABETH ELMORA Seciion Furnishes- AUDI 4830'• Salum •' . " ' A -top -acl-.iever m.BuiiidorlT Real- 4722 • D^lenqii 3; 476?' Mcxiteto spor iaclures waler and'was.lewjier eqiiip ' sites Minimum Investment $3.500.0.0 intention to make any such preference, apartments Al: uWrties paid Convenient K (908) 686-9898 SUBARU , K>rs" Sumirji office lor six, years. limitation, or discrimination. 4510" A6 Seaan ans Wag DODGE HONDA ' 1 •8,00-321 -7690 / J^ • laundry transportation. sfioppmg, ano Kear. NISSAN 4840 Impnsza Ouoao Spor, hjeni Due to a retail development at NEED. MORE .MONEY! College Reasonable 908-352-4621 Deform 4511 , AS ' 4650' AcCOr.' ' Hunter ;.» a member of ihe.Leader's from.your touch LEXUS '-,'•• 1 4841', Legacy Ou1Dar>. . • "We will not knowingly accept any ad- '4512 .«.•'•.- . •' .4651 . Ctvr: -. 4-7C- 200 SX • it.-prior sue. Graver iias llie unique DON'T INVEST In Just One Business! Free • '.6PW. '. • . • ' .- • intres-c: • 4700 LS4O:- • lmpreja ... Circle. Sue holds'Uic Guduale Real- vertising for real estate which is in violation : _^ • * 4513 Caonoief • - 4—1 24OSX, '• 4842 cassettes reval 38 exciting businesses-that are ' • " 7 HOTTEST BUSINESS IDEAS Dakota ^o-up. 4652 Preluoe ' . •-S701'- 'E530C- •' .?poi:unity It> reK^a'a- ;>•• a iie«i) of the law. All persons are hereby Informed HILLSIDE BEAUTIFUL £ roorr, • apartmen: '4™2 Patntaae* 4843 SVX. tor Institute designation. •' . ' . lar more inexpensive than many indrviduai FREE INFO WRITE- DYNELL . tonephone.... BMW ' VW • ' ' 4653 ' CR-.V . . 47G2 GS30C' '. 1 . that all dmlllngs advertised are available .seconc ftso: 'Large kitchen. $695- utilities ' •'4773- • 300 ZX .4844 : Legacy SpoaaVVagon :•'.;:!'-..' more. eliiLicr.;. :^vi!;:> "I -."-' opportunities Call 1-600-343-8014 extension' ROBERT.'1051'STUYVESANT AVE 1 Averige* 4654 Del Soi 4753 SC "Series ' 'I l^iix-r. a volunteerin lier-commun- • SUITE 206-H UNION. NJ 07083 on an equal opportunity basis' monms security available Cal! 90B-629-00. ?' 452C' 5 Series . 4r74 Atona '. _:>-\''rp space o.lfer> u> J c'lioue alk-r- 9186 •..;•' •• . "• -.' ' Ram Pckur:-- . 4655 EV. ' . . 470- LX 45:" • •.'•>, ::.:.•- ser\ed us president. of Ihe 452; ~ Series • - ' • Stratus ... 4656 OOyssei . ' 4"77E Maxima. - 5_ZUKI -.-',ve K>-bouse our iK'HUo,ua;ie;-v j;iu ' 4522 8 Seris's .' 4775 Pick UP • Ham Vans & W 4657 Passpor •. LINCOLN 1850- S*T«' . '• • . . •-:-.i':'j'y-ojeralionv ir,.oiie ;'a^:!iiy '.J'urniir League oi Summit and ihe * Press the 4523 3 Senes 4777 Quest. '4851 . Esleem " . . . . FREE Information! 367 Chestnut St. 4524 Z3Rcaas!e:-. '. i77t Sentra 4852 SKJekick. . .• ::.L- >pa.:c and tile layout provided ; MO PLACE YOUR . m m your Community'! H*u CLASSIFIED AD Residents of Union & Springfield only Infosource KENIUWOnTH. ' ROSELLE PARK OWNER TRANSFERRED HONEY STOP THE CAR your local classifieds 2* HOUR VOICE INFORMATION SERVICE UNION...... :....964:3891 •^ Cubiic Scnice ol Musi seo tnis tovoty colonial, li offers 4 Br^ 1.5 baths, hu family room & Take a loo* al lhis vinyl sxted 3 BR col Feat new kiicnen new &atn. ne* gas .on the mierne! WORRALL COMMUNITY NEWSPAPERS dock overlooking park like yard. Reduced to Si59,900 boiler, new HW heater, harowood tirs through out Onry $142,100 _>_" *«S i: ce corrVclassilieds/ SPRINGFIELD ...467-0132 PAGE B18 — THURSDAY. MARCH 27, 1997 UNION COUNTY CLASSIFIED UNION COUNTY CLASSIFIED THURSDAY, MARCH 27, 1997 — PAGE B19 AUTO FOR SALE '97 Lincoln 1987 TOYOTA CEUCA GT Convertible.' AUTOMOTIVE S-speed. 76K m»es., air conffluonmo. power Continental steering, beskat. AI*FM cassette. AsHng J S4^50. Cal 201-763-0065. 1992 TOYOTA PASEO, auJq, air. power steer- 9 DAYS! sure to please AUTO DEALERS ing, brakes, amflffi caseoe. sunroof, new Ores, 49.000. 57,900 or bast oflet. 908-964-3948. The new 1997 Lincoln Continental SMYTHE VOLVO March 29-April 6 is described in the brochure as,"A 1994 TOYOTA TERCEL DX. Ufce new Z-door. EXCLUSIVE automatic, air-condition. AM/FM cassette. Only Javits Center breed unto itsclf..a space where class- VOLVO DEALER 3,400 mflesl $9,995-Cal 201-258-0138. . ic design and luxurious comfort are 326 Morris Avenue Summit 1988 TRANS AM GTA.5 speed, am/fm cas- harmonious." I borrowed one recently (908)_273-4200 sette. 6 disc player, equalizer, ampBfler. air, NYUITO 30.000 miles. Garage kept. $12,500. from Thomas Lincoln Mercury, on : AUTHORIZED 201-373-5535. • • . • South Avenue in Westfield, and after FACTORY SERVICE 1973 VOLKSWAGEN BEETLE Looks, runs- driving the cur for a while I must say, LONG TERM LEASING great. Interior dean and in good shape. New The '97 International New York Auto Show kicks off this Saturday that is an understatement. brakes, clutch, starter. $1400 negotiable.- manual or automatic transmission and 908-355-2249. ' ••-,';.. V Pickup inicks-aren't jus! for work model offers occasional seating for is rated at 175 horsepower while the ment package is available in XS trim wheel for four-wheel drive and either The Continental I drove had all of """ AUTO FOR SALE with, four-cylinder or V6 engines. ' anymore. These "da everything" vehi- five. A 60/40 front bench seat allows four-cylinder powerplant has a rating ' that includes aft conditioning, a four- regular or Cab Plus, extended, cab the creature comforts you'd expert to 1988 TOYOTA TERCEL, 2 floor. 5 speed/'81k AUTO PARTS/REPAIR . ' Toyota's T100 full size pickup has see on anyluxury car including leath- miles. Good condition^ Retail value equals cles arc at home anywhere doing. access to the rear jump seats. fo 118 horsepower. , "••• •' speaker AM/FM stereo cassette, configurations. WINDOW- REAR slkSng cab window for small new alloy wheels and tire package for 53100/. 1st S2100. best otter.- 908-687-3168. . anything. . The Spacecab's 122.'9-inch wheelr The V6 is paired with a four-speed. . tachometer, flooF mats and sliding . . • '. Toyota '''.'"'. er power seals with four positions for Tovota truck. 1991. Call 201-566O921. 1997. The' T100 also is available in 1993 ACURAINTEGRA-GS. 5-speed, sunroof. Visitors to- the 1997 New York base- accommodates a 72,6 X automatic transmission. The four- re.ar window. ... This year' the Tacoma compact the headrests and powered lumbar AM/FM cassette. ABS. power everyWiirig. Only . cy.lindcr engine ge» a five-spml pickup truck 1 iwo-Qr-four-wheel drive, regular or sunoort.-1 a1<;fV hnrt nnwer windows. 3SK miles. Mint. Si2,500r besi oiler. international Ailto SnowTjvrarcrn sft.tt-itu'li bed. 0ffeiing.39.'4 uu.ft. uf 20i-7«b-9i90. leave message. •.': • Mazda . styling on 2WD'modeIs. The Tacoma extended cab. three trim levels, man- locks. ami-lock brakes, and anall 29-April 6. being held at the Jacob K. cargo space and.a tptai payload of manual gearbox. • ABLE PAYS TOP $$$ IN CASH Mazda's B-Series pickup trucks get ual or automatic transmission with speed traction control system. 1985 AUDI TRESER. Super 5000T((rt>o: 210 Javits Convention Center, will be able 1.154' pounds. When equipped with Entering its second year, the is available regular or extended cab horse power, rare editlbri. converted by Treser a driver's side air bag and an anti-lock' four-or^six cylinder, engines. This luxury automobile has a great GMBH in Germany. 60K miles, toadea. special Cant, Tructa and Van*' _ to sec even pickup on the market trailer brakes, the V6 Spacecab has a Hombre regular cab pickup gets two models with two-or-four-whccHlrive, braking system this year. : climate control system and all you wheels, tires, spoilers., side valance.panels.. today. . .. - . • 5.500'pound towing capacity. . . new colors and revised graphics. It is suspension, lenders, lights, exhaust, never and All 4 Wheel Drives - have to do is set the temperature you Chevrolet. • . . - Standard ' Spacecab • interioor powered by the same ibur-cyUnder The B-Series line-up consists of the registered. Dan Jr. 201-743-7516 days or B23OO adn B4000. Trie B2300. is want and leave it alone. It has manual 201-857-1557 evenings. FREE PICK UP 7-DAYS' "AUTOSPECIAX^SZ^JWtorlOweeKsprepaW,-- line has a passenger side air bag to go nated vanity mirrors, dual auxiliary ' witI hL th! e .five-speeX*? dJ manual ' poweredbJ Wy a 112-liorsepowerTil lAitrAr , 2.3-li/ *li- AUTHORIZED FOREIGN^ ARSP Call Classified-tor details. B00-564-8911. 1-JHXW53-9328 . with the driver air bag ifiis year. The 12-volt power outlets, and a glovebox transmission. ter," four-cylinder engine and the need- to make adjustments. You can Specialists In.' 1992 BMW 325i. C cylinder, manual tranmis- B4000 gets a 4.Q-liter, 16-horsepower' even check the outside'temperature if C/K pickup is available in regular and complete with cupholder.. Several A "Heavy Duty" towing package is sion. leather, sun-roq.l.' air- 908-688-2929 extended cab versions with a, wide a equipment" packages also • are one of a number of equipment pack- JAGUAR you like. „ ' '. • ••;••• condillonlng. AM/FM cassette, new tires. 45K. . V6. •'• ' • V •"'"".. ' ' Mint. S17.30C) negotiable. 201-325-0190, ' range of s for every application. ' available. ••' ages available. A' "Preferred", equip- The B-Series comes in either twr> MERCEDES - The leather front bucket seats have SSSWE PAY TOP DOLLAR$$$ •. On the compact pickup truck side, Trie Hombre Spacecab may be all kinds of adjustments including an 1994 BUICK REGAL 2 door, white, all 1ea- SAAB tures. one owner. 28K miles. $14,900 or best the. S-Series delivers a wealth of powered by a 4.3-liter, OHV, V6 or a optional heating system with five set- otter. Call 908-241-2209. For Your Junk Car and All Foreign Cars tings. Orice it is right for you, you can 24 Hour Service: Call: refinement*.. With a choice between a 2.2-liter, four cylinder engine. The V6 ' 1985 BUICK RIVIERA. Good looking! Grey with ' 2.2-Jjter. four cylinder engine or two ' store that information in memory. The. grey Interior, loaded, moon-roof. asseRe s!e- - next time you" get in the car all you reo excellent • running condition, well main- 908-688-7420 muscular V6 engines, the S-Serics has PONTIAC tained. $3300. 201-736-5960.' ' FREE Information! have to do is push one button and the somethins for everyone. •• 1978 CAPRICE CLASSIC, 2 door coupe, runs NEW 1997 OLDSMOBILE seat adjusts, the climate control sets to •/••' Ford ' •' . \ CALL YouRealtyDo wen. Best otter. Call 201-381-3576. . TRUCKS FOR SALE your temperature and your favorite ACHIEVASL ' Ford's Ranger compact pickup fea- (90B) CARS FOR $100-or best oiler. Seized and 1938 FORD F-150; MINT Condition. Stereo/ 686-9898 . radio station is on. There is another auctioned by • DEA. FBI. IRS. All models, cassette,- air. tjedliner. chrome wheels, power tures more affordable equipment Haveafriend 4WD's boats, computers and more. Your area and enter a four'digit Kutton for another person who may steenng and brakes. Low mileage, good price. selections-and a patented five-speed • now'. 1-800-451-0050 ext. C198. • 731-0224. - • .' '• - selection number below! WORRALL COMMUNITY use the car. Including, the back seat, automatic transmission for improved 1979 JMC PICKUP.Truck..78.000 miles, de- . in the Car 1984 CHEVY CAMARO Sports Coupe. Not Sedan, SERIES I, 2.4.L twin cam 4 •acceleration, towing and off1-road- ihe.car is comfortable for.five people. runnning- will sell lor parts' Car in Union. Call. .tachable snow plow, new battery and tires. SHOPPING^ 1 NEWSPAPERS % ••'Between the-seats, there are cup 908-964-4069. • ' $1.800. 908-355-3636. . cylinder/automatic transmissions, power capability. The • -new transmission : Business! steering/brakes, AIR, rear shi.ld safety, links to the. Ranger's optional 4,0-li-. F6R'A;CAR^;^ holders conveniently stored inside the 1966 CHEVROLET IMPALA convertible, new • 10 Years with Miller center armrest. There is also a place top. interior and paint. Asking $4000. Call Chris. locks, Stk.#A-7508, VIN.SVM305799. • ter. 160-horsepower V6. • • 201:669-1202 or 731-9031- MSRPS15,920: -.,. .' • ••'• ' 1200 Fuel Efficiency there to put change and your tapes . A The Ranger'.is available in either •Certified Pontfac/CadUlac 1966 CHEVROLET CHEVELLE. Mint conrji- 1201 How Much To Spend Product Specialist CD changer can also be placed there. lion. 327 motor. 4 speed Asking^SiS.OOO or Insurance Tips . Other ammenifieTIike vanity mirrors: ui m'odels. . • . ' ,m m&s Getting Started . . There's a new F-250 pickup this 1204 Sticker Prices and Mount St Mays 1983 CHEVY CAMARO Excellent condition. year with a gross, vehicle weight rat- fully automatic. AM—FM cassene. Runs great NEW 1997 OLDSMOBILE 1205 Sales Agreement College, Maryland $795 or best otler. 201-376^6710. ' • ings under 85.00 pounds. The F-250 Auto 1206 Ordering A New Car >mearBesidentof CUTLASS SEDAN shares styling with the new F-: 150 1986 CHEVY MONTECARLO.-white.. Dlue 1207 Rebates sooth pbdaS eld inienor, 4 3V6 Good condition, great transpor- models introduced earlier, but extends A Monthly Feature Appearing in Spotlight tation. $1800. negotiate 908-686-3735 1208 Warranties " the benefits of personal use design. SeeMe For No Presattre and The BtatPtkcg! V-6. auto tons, pwr strng.'brtcs.Tivind.'lscW-mrr. A!3. trur.i '1209 . Financing 1986 CHEVROLET VAN. Brown, all automatic "including beticrnaerTnananngrcomf 12 Newspapers-3rd Week Each Month Dii Pill f~*i irtic MMTM UIJIWIO ooififKi mimi jY>V) ny 1210. Owner Satisfaction 908-688-4373. AM'FM stereo-cass.' can run ojs*r! ;-rjie:!.-:r. fort and fuel economy.-to a wider van- ' Union Leader, Kenilworth Leader, Roselle Park Leader, Summit Observers, VIN.t-V6303317. MSRP SIS 595 =>~:s bases ;r ety of personal-use and commercial are located in the sun visors. There is 1995 CHRYSLER NEON. 4-door,'5-speed, SpringfieldLeader, Mountainside Echo, Linden Leader, Roselle Spectator, • Anti-lock brakes, air-conditicning. AKVFM cas- LEASE applications. • ' " . a place to put your- sunglasses in the sette, 5.000 miles.' $9,000 or besi otter. PER MO. m • ' m • • Your CenmunJiy' Ccnm i 5ctf I . Railway Progress, Clark Eagle, Elizabeth Gazette & Hillside Leader. 201-275-0182.6pm-10pm. weekends anytime M> MOS. •Isuzu ceiling as well as convenient over- Totalpymts = $3244.Tata!cos: = SiC\=3-• Lesseeres^ t;- our 1989 DODGE SHADOW, silver metallic, gray Isuzu's 1997-model line continues 3* HOUR VOICE INFORMATION SERVICE head lights for reading maps. There excess.wear and tear, ' -. • Jnfosource PONTiAC/CADJLLAC Call interior. 4 door. 4 cylinder, auto.' One owner, to improve its sport utility line as well Experience the benefits of being arc buttons on the driver's door that excellent condition. S220Q, negotiable. open the trunk and gas lids. There is a 908-686-3735 .- as expand its pickup line. • - A Public SflMce of . seen weekly by over 5.8,000' 908-686-7700 The latest addition to the.pickup WORRALL COMMUNITY NEWSPAPERS ?br details power moonroof you can add for ' DREAM MACHINES - 90! a picture ot your-car? potential customers! another view of the world. .. • Run it tor 4 weeks, only S40 Can Classified ai ' line is the Hombre Spaeecab. The new 800-564-8911 lor details * . , NEW 1997 OLDSMOBILE Back inside the car you will find 1996 FORD F250. Fully loaded, new Myers the most amazing display on the dash- plow, new easy dumoar Askirw S24.O0O Call CUTLASS SUPREME SL board. When you turn the key in the Chris 2Q1-669-1202 ' . ignition switch the dash lights up in a 1995 FORD MUSTANG Convertible. 5'0GT. three dimensional hologram type dis- red with Mack lop Win: condition, loaded. CD Sedar;. SERIES li. V-5. au:: ;rar.s >- S changer 12.000 miles Warranty ..S20.900 ' sea'.. A1R. keviess renite er.t-. cu= •• play. There, red pointers are illumi- 906-653-0286. .- ' ' ' closed ere lease ft '2 ODC ni-v "e1- nated against a black background ' 1991 FORD TEMPO GL - OOOTV air. AWFM MOTORS cassette power windows ooors. mirrors. 50K - S195"':JS: CJS' 'srr-: cyr.'s. S25C • where the white guages sit. There you • = • miles, Asking S2-.50C -201-376.924T - - t>anK.)ee= S26"€ due at iease ir.cer'. will see the coolant temperature', fuel n Tota. pyras = Sa24i' 7o:a' :=?:= S-0 =9 201-376-9126. ' . 'quantity, tachometer and speedome- 'excess ftear an3 lea,'. - - GOVERNMENT SEIZED Cars Pennies sr> :nt 1229 ter. It is very eye pleasing. . S.I Jaguar. Corvene: BMW 'Parsers' Hon<;a To the Kent of that display you mil •Trucks. 4x4's -Local sales oirectcr^ find a-panel where you can sdect the . 1988 HONDA. ACCORD Hatcnrjack Depeno •' ' type of ride you want, from plush 10 •able. AWomalic. gold, cassene. air. 56* Re- *:ollo^ Ihe ^tar lo.., firm, or the amoum of steenng effort cords. Newer banery. tires.-exnaust. brakes .RHANCING, NEW 1997 OLDSMOBILE .You can.also check the status of van- Bigger family. $5450 201-761-0051 EIGHTY EIGHTY 7AM-MIDNIGHT • SAT 8AM-5PM ous systems like the'traction control, 1992 HYUNDAI ELANTRA. 4 cylihaer. 5 speeo . sandard transmission", air-condiboning, AM, Cumming /* voltage, milage or miles to go fuel FM cassene, good condition, 65.000 miles Sedan 3800 SERIES II V-6. aulc tr.ans.-pwf slrngtrns econorm by.manipulating.the buttons S3.895. negotiable. 201-705-9657. AIR: 3 pass assist handles, dlx tnm, lacV-m-tne-bon loo! kit.' stainless steel exhausl. VIN.fV48035«2. MSRP and responding to the directions indi- 1988 ISUZU IMPULSE 5 speed, new clutcn. - S23 100 Pymis based an a 48 mo closed ena lease power brakes, amim cassette..turbo.•inter- • I w/12 000 rm/yr then 15c/mi thereafter S1997 cusl cash. cated. In all it is an easy.system to use.- convener air. 59.000. asking $4,500 Mr- Otio. Mercedes-Benz | 1 1st mo pymts. $300 re! sec dep S S^OO bank fee= S2956 When you are- finished with all of the 201-373^5535. : '• • due at lease- incept-Purch op =.511.81?. Total pymis = • adjustments you require just touch the 1985 JEEP r New Fisner Plow. Invested $3500 • S12.432. Total cos'l = S15.1.25 Les'see resD.,!or excess • display button the the menu turns 'off Runs great. Asking $6000 Call Chris. ^ wear and tear. • . . • 201-669-1202 or 731-9031 ' • LE.\SEPF.RM0.48MOS. And Test Drive I again ... .'. . . '.•', 1994 JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE. V-8. 4X4. The powered.outsiile.heated rear automatic.' aircondrtionrng, ABS. all power; • view mirrors have'a.unique added fea- premium stereo, alarm, many extras 34.000 miles. $16.900- 201-762-9462. ' The All New ture. When you put the car into 1983 CJ7 JEEP 258. 6 cylinder. 4 speed: NEW 1997 OLDSMOBILE reverse the mirrors pitch downward • hard-lop/soft-top, new.AWFM stereo cassene so you can see where you are backing (removable). S1800 or 'best' oiler BRAVADA • Change oil' All this For Only... 908-424;-8742. • , & Exciting 1997 E-Class The inside rear view, mirror automat- icalis dims reducing the glare asso-.. 1992"MAZDA'MX3.' power- steering.' brakes, • Change oil filter windows, locks. AM/FM stereo cassene, air, .5 •Gold Pkg. 4 3L V-6, aulo trans.p*r sirnpcrks. AlP ».l tires ciated with the headlight-.of the. car. fll ; r speed manual, alarm..51.000 miles: $6000 Oual ailium visor mirrs ;r, a rrtarsei'e'3 - J' -=:3 ia:r. 3L> Y • Lubricate chassis behind you Then: is a compass in the 201-743-2706. ' sur, sharJes.-solar'treate3.winc3nBi3 7iUz^_ j-fes ijrj comer for your convehience. 1991 MERCEDES 300E. Black/ silver exterior, • Rotate tires The AM/FM JBL Audio system is leather Interior, low: mile's, electric everything Excellent condition. Priced lo sell: S1S.900 rr,, jr she-. '.;; mi tnersaSsr S'ir" -JS'.":*' ':•' "•: ?y^."= you lo gei all the sound feeling of ihe • Purer: 3'p = S2C0S7.i1 Total pymts = i'-.~^ o\i- :os: = 1990 MITSUBISHI ECLIPSE. 5.speed. Dlue S"; "2£ .Lessee resp.. lor e'xces'5 *ea-. ar-,3 ;e I.LEWEPF.RM0.J6M0S: • Brake system inspection , opera house or ihc concert hall or the Fully loaded, new', tires, excellent condition 137.7 club.'The.radio has twelve FM Best otter, must sell. 9O8-687-S0O9. J 985 NISSAN 300ZXTurbo: Dark blue, f-iops. annAp 5.'speob.'47k, good condition. loaded"'Si!600of~ 50.000 inspection L'nder the 'hood..is.a'powerful 4.6 besf Oder Call 201-731-9040. • in NEW 1997 OLDSMOBILE liter.?: %ahe DOCH 260 HP V-8 1993 NISSAN ALTIMA.-black. 38K 'miles, • | • • Two free tickets to the Sony ® TOYOTA engine which, will push you deep imo 100.000 mHe lactory warranty. 5 speed, lull AURORA I love what you do for me • the seats if you so desire or if you are equipped. Very dean. $10.500,201-762-5295 . Theater in Mountainside 1992 NISSAN PATHFINDER XE. gray. 4 wtieel riot careful with the accellerator pedal. drive, air, excellent condition. 90.000 miles The' 4-speed electronic automatic . $11,500. 201-429-7477: Evenings weekends. Sedan. 4 01-32 valve-V-8. aulo ira-.s svv st'.^gbrks. AIR 1 .ivcrdrive • transmission • is very 609-466-2B83.: ' . loglamps tA-ilignl aufo headlamo con .::- -ssaifiess'steei 'extiausi. (n *j'rr-carpeted floor mais aix ^ur/.r.i-deck ic 1987 NISSAN SENTRA, new dutch, new rear Winner of Toyotas Presidents Award in lQQu Mnoothe shifting and. with the-speed tnrn.llhi ir.:, ViN' =V41121S9.' f.'.SP? -S36 -SC :n:' 5.0.00C brakes, naw exhaust, air conditioning, am-lm 1 = sensitive variable assist power steer-. cassette, original owner '52.000 m'warraniv yrr:;s based on a-4c ?•: cVjsea e^a lease' 908-499-0868. v.-'i2.000 rn'i yr iiien. 15t'iiii therefatte'' .S'99~.:us!-casn. is: • ing, this car is a great joy to drive •mo pynils, S42S ref sec dep-& S^OJ bani 'se* 53211 aje . whether s ou' are on the parkway or . 1984 OLDSMOBILE ROYAL. 4 door, power a: lease m:e'p: Purcti op = 519.792 Tola: pyr-.ts = SiB.672 LEASE PER MO. 48 MOS. driving through winding roads. The windows. AM/FM stereo cassette. 97.000 Get it In gear with Total cost = 521.494. Lessee resp. lor excess wear and teat SERVICE miles. Asking $1100. Call 908-499-0745 STATE powerful engine got me up'to high- 1990 PLYMOUTH LASER. Red, sunroof, many the Auto Special was speed without any effort and the extras, one owner, 82K miles, mint condition. & PARTS 10. weeks- 20 words I OF THE SPECIAL LEASE & BUY PRICES ~ $5,900 or besi oiler. Call 908-862-3583 DEPT. .seating was remarkably .comfortable only. S24.00 prepaid ART to my rather large frame. 1990 PLYMOUTH ACCLiAM. Good conditwn. Fvtondccl air condition, AM/ FM cassette, 63K miles. One vehicle per ad CONTACT US ON THE INTERNET... http://vAvw.smithmotors.com BODY Hours: . II you would like a truely luxury $3500, Call 201-783-0127. • - No abbreviations : automobile with all of the appoint- Since 1932 5HOP- 7:30jin-hpm 1985 PONTIAC FIERO GT.-Red, black Inienor. ' . ' No refunds 79 West Grand St./ Sal. limn-.: -ments you expecca ride that is second- "!uHy loaded ,'autorsunrooi: Garage kept,~excei-'~ PflvBlo pBrty^abvertlseis onl/. fim premises) S.im-lpni lent condition. Asking $2450, negotiable. Price ol vehWfl b only copy chanp* (CONTINUATION OF SOUTH AVE.) to . none- and. with performance lo • 908-686-3735. - - •Dowed. .MOTORS • match, then test drive the new 1997 1988 PONTIAC GRANDAM, 2 door. blue. New. ' Jujl )ot down your Bd «nd mall II In vrflh ELIZABETH, NJ S E.-.R V ICE Lincoln Conlenental at Thomas Lin- transmission, exhaust and battery, 76K miles - your payment. ' . '. ' v To Arrange For An Appointment In The Privacy Of Your Home or Office coln Mercury on South Avenue in $2500 or best otter, 908-851<)755. Worrall Newspapers Clmlfled AdTertlalnf Dept. Westfield. You'll see, what a luxury 1989 PONTIAC GRAND AM SE. 16V DOrHC, P.O. Box 158 170 RT. 22 E.r SPRINGFIELD, NJ automatic, all options, new red, 87K. $3500. (908) 354-8080 • car should be. • • * 908-273-6751. . Mnplewood, ff.J. 07040 'ORRIS AVENUE, ELIZABETH, NJ • (908,) 351-3131 SEIZED CARS from S175' Porsches. 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UNION COUNTY CLASSIFIED PAGE BZB2O0 —' THURSDAY, MARCMAHiHn £l,27, 199iaa7r - ; • ... . — ^^^ ^^M m U ^^^H ^^^H ^^^^ Candidates Corner Spring ahead % Running down thieves Board of Education hopefuls give Push clocks ahead one County Prosecutor's Office says their thoughts on the direction hour Sunday at 2 a.m. task force has recovered 2,000th for Daylight Savings. i stolen automobile. See Page Bi, UsBLJ LM _ _ -%8 yflRflNIEED nppRovflU! of the school district, Page 4- DAY TEST NO CREDIT BAD CREDIT..: NO CREDIT REJECTIONS... BANKRUPTCY.. 7PREFERRED USED VEHICLES 00 REPOSSESSION..: JUDGEMENTS... NO PROBLEM! IT'S OK!! •. .^ LLJ V •92 EXPLORER XLT ASKING $12,444 "Your Best Source For Community Information" •88 ACCORD ASKING $4,395 eye <-c~ t-cv^ *^"" TSA«. r-ifl AT TIT w^. cft£S£ i^r* wi uicu HOD* 4-OR. tin. AUTO TRAW.K P«.'»C. T-GUSS. BUCKETS. HO «T. < " •STE8EO. CASS U121,1" V.N i A WORRALL COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER RAHWAY, N.J., VOL.7 NOJ!6-THURSDAY; APRIL 3, 3997 TWO SECtnjns- to science Kennedy withdraws •94 250 CONVERSION VAN^ASWNG 513,990 Highlights •By Sean Daily and, when they went into court, they Vendors wanted Staff Writer dropped itr he asked. "Did. he think Vendors are .wanted for the The. City Council and Mayor James he would' lose?" ' ' St. Thomas Craft Sale and Flea Kennedy ' have been locked in a . But Kennedy replied,'"The.court o Market on St. Georges Avenue month-long dispute over the Zoning date was-just last week." • • , > n April 12 from 9 a.m. to 4 • Board of Adjustment. • Janusz, a'vocal critic of Kennedy,, a i.m. For information call But Kennedy quietly withdrew his said that before the hearing; the city r" 96?T2796. case last Thursday, leading. a stale administration had offered to drop the appellate panel to dismiss the entire appeal if Janusz would drop his pro- •12 VILLAGER MINI-VAN ASKING $14,495 case last Thursday. ceedings to swear in three new Zoning *'94 INTEGRA LS ASKING $11,444 '92 ELDORADO ASKING 513,995 Blanket on sale CAOntACiDS B-CYL. AlTO TRAMS tVSB AC CRurSE L£*TH£H rvr 1<^*$S The dispute was over whether the Board members. •'".'.••' '92JETTAGL ASKING $6,888 ••. •'.••"-•.&. ••'• '• have customers from Stalcn' Island all the way down -to south Jersey." Child Special Karate Adult Special blocks of rooms for a variety of occasions including extended business executivestays, con- T Kick Boxing -MO" per Month Katie Cunningham is proof of customer satisfaction. She has been shopping at Raif- •30 per month VERTICALS JUJITSU 3 Ciasses per wk ventions, family tcunions, sports tournaments, etc. • . . • • . ' fe's since the store first opened its doors. She once shoppedat-the store, while a resi- 2 Classes per wk. Aikido . : '25" per Month ftnny nf fhr; suites offer a full kitchen. liyjnfijcy>m,..diniinj;jt>om. arid private bedroom. »2S" nor Mnnth___ 0%Jo-65%JDLEE "It's really for people who arc-looking for an apartment style place with all of the ammeni- • Now a resident of Rahway, Cunningham shops there for her 3-yciir:o!d grandchild. 1 Class Perwk. Available I oiass psr\vK, ties of a hotel," Nalson said. "We arc by far the best for the budget/' SELECTED ITEMS "I nave been coming.here since my son was horn." . . ' CUSTOM UAOE FBEE ESTHHATES Both motels have expanded their facilities to not only kccp'up with the modern demands ••• =She said there arc two reasons why she has shopped at the siore'.fqr so many years. CAli FOR AN APPOINTMENT TODAY of the. guests.'., but to stay ahead of the game^ he said. • . VISIT US AT OUR WEB SITE "Trie service is great and the employees help with,the fittings and the.clothes art: 908-351-7422 .. ' WWW.TCMABKET1NG.COM . "Hoiel chains-with this type of suite set-up.didn't become popular until the late '80s. but wonderful."' ' .:. - ' • • .,.,:.'- '..'.' ' . • • . • • we had ours open in 1983." lie said. ' ... Raiffe also had a store from 1960. to 1990 at the Menlo Park Ma!! in Edison, until Clark Natson also pointed out the Benedict's draw of VCRs in every room, rooms for'anniversa- (908) 925-6970 the mall closed for renovations in 1990- • • ' . ries and different style rooms for other special occasions. .