UHION COUNTY CLASSIFIED PAGE B20 — THURSDAY^ FEBRUARY 27, 1997 Art imitates life Attention candidates This week's plan If you or someone, you know, is Trying another angle, the board A Hillside couple portrays a seeking a school board seat, of freeholders wants to dismiss husband and wife in upcoming read our election guide, Page 5. UCUA's commissioners, Page B1. play in Summit: See Page B3. DAY TEST DRIVE OH ALL |%6UARAMTEEP APPROVAL!! NO CREDIT... BAD CREDIT... NO CREDrTREJECTIQNS BANKRUPTCYC , PREFERRED USEDjfEHICLK REPOSSESSION;.. JUDGEMENTS...N0-PR03LEM! IT'S OK. S-: i."k.

•92 EXPLORER XLT ASKING S12,444 ;94 LEGEND L J ASKING S20,995 "Your Best Source For Community Information" 88 CAMRY ASKING SA.995 ASKING $4,395 FOSS

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•93C-1500 - ASKING $11,990 '94 250 CONVERSION VAN ASKING $13,990 Highlights CMEW ran t-zn s-s»3 »»•• '-st »c BIVC- SE«-S S»' »== DODG= e C-i »JTC TO1N5 P&S.AC ?GL«SS CRJiSE !DW»:C"«SC1O!» higher taxlevy UJ Tree planting ^ By Scan Daily As it stands, the tax levy for the budget means homeowners should see Mayor James Kennedy and StafT Writer ' very little change.in their taxes. the Rahway Department of. ..' Prdbably the biggest story to-come "Everything stays the same." said Public Works: announced the outofnext year's school budget is the' board accountant Al DiGiorgio,' who second city-sponsored tree plant- tax" levy.'- ' ' • ' . presented the budget last week. "In ing program to take place this . This year's bu£det of S29.552.930 fact, we can'i use all of the state aid " spring. The program is .designed carried-.with it a tax- levy of. State aid - to Rahway for the' to. encourage the planting of ' S2i;997,345, an" increase '^of 1997-98 school year has-jumped by trees; thus, enhancing the beauty S1.218.094fromlast year's school tax •92 ELDORAD75~ ASKING 513,995 '92 VILLAGER MINI-VAN ' ASKING $14,495 SI,989,991. This is because of the: a c ? 3 V levy. The tax levy for-next. year's "94 INTEGRA LS ASKING $11,444 a yE?CLOV;?*SSSNCER 6-C*. »--0 * *^ *~ ^ ^ »'• . " *~ " ' • C*D"iL*C I 0 *-C*L. AUTO TRANS. P,SB. AC. CflUlSE. LEATMEP IHT. T-GLA6S and quality of life-in the com- '92dETTAGL ASKING $6,888 AC0J5U.WR. 4-CYL S-SPQ. PSS AC CLC"*'1^ E^<='S COTSCLL *MfW S*tR£O- S V: 37*;* VN a^-! •*?:.* . 9 budget has also increased, but it is new formulas and guidelines that the •.-,•. ,.;; 4.CYL KJTO i'UKS PS* It TUBS BWMTS. ClOTH INT. CASS VW,R$0OWH munity.. Applications are avail- state uses, for calculating school aid, able for Willow Oaks,-Tupelo's.,, "smaller r-•$•34,058.' which were put into effect this year. and Silver Lindens. The Public ;"'. This is the tax levy for the tentative Works Department is offering 1997-98 school year budget, which But much of this aid is.restricted these .trees for half the whole- - was passed' last Thursday by the only to certain areas: Three new sale price. Application are avail- Board of. Education. '..''.. categories of: restricted aid have been able at City Hal! ncar-ttic bulle- : The 1997-98 budget, currently developed by the. state government, tin board in the lobby. There worth a. total of S31,425,844, is worth including Early Childhood Program • 1 are also pictures of these types . $lt872",9r4~*rrK>rcr7irnm lliis year's. p ribEfrP of trees available. ' . budget. ... •'••'.' Aid and Distance Learning Aid. . ; v •89 240SX SE ASKING $5,888 •92 LEGEND ASKING S16.888. :g AS | ( 9 | : ; 93CEllCAGtl,- '•••'•: ; ASKING $13,495 U"I5"='J''E'E::* But board member Joseph Hannett • According to DiGiorgio, about $1.4 "^92G-2p . p''c;;\.t |Si i t-f?ci i J3 »--=r;C*5-v l!-r«V-"-- Vendors wanted said the budget is '"basically a status- million is expected to go unused dur- quo budgcT-with "nothing that stands ing the. 1997-98 school year. .. Vendors/are- wantQd for a ROUTES-EAST . ™R/A^4/VrCR£DAr ^!^>™«].;;, out as a large increase or decrease." Some of the stale aid that will be ROU craft fair on March 21 from 6 Call Mr. Walters: .Most of tltc tax .levy increase goes' used will go toward planning for. a Dana Stroller, occupational therapist, and her dog, Sidney, spend time with Mary r • atSpnngfieldAcura- .. to 10 p.m. at Grover Cleveland Scnool. t*or inlormilion, comucr d in the pet therapy^propram kpown of Education owes on "mortgages".ori preschool program in Rahway. The as Care Connection, which attempts to make hospital stays more comforting. ALL MAKES AND MODELS* 1-H0UR DELIVERY! Paige Rue at 382-5108. school buildings that it has built. . . Sec STATE. Page 2 AS SEEN ON TV! Tax program "Come see me The AARP, with the coopcra- State rejepts zoning boar^J appointments lawsuit for g#1 DEAL lionof the Rahway Division^of from your Parks and Recreation, will con.-, •^ By Sean-Daily - -thertdoring Kennedy's ffppeal. It itlso -referred-bacJr-^oBeglirrTor a ''clear Of THE C duct a free income tax-aide ' #1 DEALERr/, .StalT .Writer 'They have to be approveiTBy the council, voted six new members to the Zoning . ruling,r.iomeihing-Kennedy.said did Carmen Catena program for Rahway seniors on • It appears, for the mcmentjil least, -. Board and later voted to givethe pow^ • not happen. ' • " a limited income. The tax assis- er lo name appointments to tbe Zon- President ' -; that the controversy. over appoint- whether it's a friendly couhcil or a hostile • According to Janus?, Kennedy's DISCOUNT PfUCIHGWmOfW tance program will;be-on an ';• ments to the city's Zoning Board of COUnciL' ^ Mayor James Kennedy ing Board back to the mayor. - appeal was just a delay until a friendly appointment-onry' basis and will Adjustment has ground to a halt. Janusz, the only remaining Repu-V council could be installed. AUTHORIZED SALES OUTLET iN NEW JERSEY FOR YEARS.-Wedo it with PRICE, A HUGE INVENTORY SELECTION AAWARD-WINNINGjERVlCEr be held in the Rahway. Senior. •'. The'Superior Court in Trenton dis- blican on the council and a vocal critic : "I don't know, why.they would wait - Center on E>=terbrookc Avenue . missed a: lawsuit against the city of At that time. Democratic Mayor. tbe suie Land Use Law. which Ken-' of Kenoedy, has said this would upset until September, ring up thousands in oh Tuesdays and Thursdays the balance of power in the city gov- • BRAND NEW SPORTS COUPE %. 4-000R SERAN BRAND • NEW-LUXURY Rahway and the Zoning Board Tues- ' James Kennedy bad made appoini- nedy'«aid refers back to city oidi^ legal fees and then-say, 'Let's drop the USEDACURAS from -.10 a.m. to 2: p.m. The ••'. - NEW • SPORTS COUPE • day, The. lawsuit was- brought by ;ments to' a nU-mber .of city boards, '.- nances for a definition of "cdveroinc-, • eminent.-The mayor currently names', appeal," " said' Jariusz. • 97ACURA CL Acura's Preferred Pre-Ownid.Vehicles Pragrar- . program will -last through. April appointments for.the Planning Board FeatureiJOTALLUXUFl? CARE and fete . Councilman Frank Janusz and Ladi- including the-Zoning Board,'with the bc>d>'."•w'bic'h he says means the may- • •'. • He. added,-"I guess, it's dishearten- '97 ACURA INTEGRA .. additional benefits •':. 15. For an appointment, call the. as well- _.-'.-••. • FRONT WHEEL DRIVE • AIR CONDITIONING • slay Medved. .Sandra Carson and approvaj.of the council. -. . : .:.- cr with, the approval of the eonncil ing to see the Ipngth of thb games thai 3-Dbor.; Power'Steering/Disc Brakes/Windows..•• AM/FM/Stereo/C'fcPlayer Rahway Division of Parks and •But Kennedy replied this week by MOON ROOF' AUTO. TRANS. • ABS BRAKES!. ' Peter Buroff and was an. attempt .to' . But' the. lawsuit, heard before At theUms. BeglinsaidDo.cnrrent they'll play." ' , Recreation al 827-2045. saying, "The catch on the balance in . Pow. AriL. Tinted Glass.-Dual. Air.Bags, Front'Wheel Onye, Fuel Inject. '6' „. ^^l, >^ ./n^- •have Medved, Carson and Buroff put •Superior Court Judge Edward Begjin,. mender of. any'.of; the contested city -Stee* n P ' But Kennedy said in rwooniiiii "1—• Valve 4-cyl. DOHC-Errg:, 5-Spci. Sta. irans/Opt A.uto i rans avaiiaoe.u. on. the Zoning Hoard. • • • gave the bulk ot these appointments to board" touvd be-repiaceu. Janusz said Ui!ii in. tlui ilie'iiiiy } Piayer. 15-Vaive Fuei Inject VTEC 4-Cyl: Eng ..and lots more! MSRP:S23,345. ACURA don't thinK he understands the conse- ' MSRP:S16.535. VIN#VS001805,4cA=^ ^The lawsuit is the latest in a rather the.council,, the "governing body" jn Medved, Carson and Buroff were these. They have to be approved by. Stamp services quences of chronological order." VIN#VL014057. LEASE. ' .". . tangled affair that started with another •state statutes. '• . appointed to fill empty positions' on- .the council, whether.it's a friendly .' Several stamp-buying- services council or a. hostile council." Accprding 1o Janusz, the appellate •B7NTEGBALS3MGOLC-; •• 51KTIW*^S 35* UKM-y •lawsuit last year. Kennedy appealed this decision the Zoning Board. that, help postal customers year?- Commenting on Tuesday's dismis- •division has to make a written deci- At that time, Janusz-was one of five only for the Zoning Board becauseoof Bot at the cduncil's reorganization • UIEGENOL'OS'BUIJ • •'• round.are particularly handy. councilm'en, four of them Republican, possible confusion over the'-'defini- meeting on. Jan. 2; the councit.now sal. Kennedy said, "It. wasn't a sur- . s\on on the case, in two to four weeks..- Stamp-services enable customers prise in that regard. It's whit we „•• who sued the city over who had the. tions of "governing body" in state sta- solidly controtled by Democrats, vot- .He added that he.hopes to have the WWTEGPJl CS SOS US. li'X '• • to receive their stamps via thought would happen all along." • ' power to make appointments to cer- tutes and city ordinances. ed to get rid of ili attorney, Arthur case back.in court two to three-weeVs . yi£v£)CGSU«BJCX 'delivery:'within a few.days by tain .bo.ards.' .-..--.- The Zoning Board is formed under Goldzweig,. who was representing" But jaiiusz- said .the case.has been after that. . . • • filling out a form that can be obtained'-from mail-tamers: The service, is of-no-extra .charge . ninrc'-than'Hie-face value of the stitmps. Credit card.1; can also be City approves plans for more cellular lowers Elections . '••• • By Sean Daily .,•'-..'. trapezoidal and overlaps slightly with These radio signals, are a form of with these' signals hot ta exceed 550. W •••. '97 • ACURA' 1 used for telephone orders by . 4CR SMEPWOOD G^£?» • 'W'tna ^ uS ve, rue •'- '•WLEGEHDLS«[>RSHER»005G».£p« .HiECt^' This one, which, was conditionally from the coverage area of one sialibn wave antennae: Such radiation . is is not allowed tojeik more than 1.000 ' =i^!in:ec;' fs Valve6-cyl DOHC Eng' C leded 5-cylinoe- Eigi-j approved by the Planning Board lasi to another. ' : . being studied for its affects on human .microwatts before it is bought and not new faces mission- LOADED - .VSRP- -SlS.ss: -. V-N .' . PER E'SE' MONTH Blood screening Tuesday,; is. to be erected by Bell This is the second cellular station; . health; '•'•''_"- more than 5.000 microwatts after it is #VCDO1(S2£ .'LE*SE- •-.•.' .".-. -..'.-. •.' By Scan Daily •J] IECEKO : «3R FOR£ST CBEEN ; • KF_ I5-IOP 0£v> SL«"£ ' A free- blood pressure- screen- Atlaritic-NYNEX. .The site for the that is. to be built iri Rahway. One • Tile radio signals'that it puts outsat ' sold., ,••-.... ''•'• . •'..'•. -.- ..';'.. StafT Writer RETURN WE NEED CARS ing-will- be' offered for residents antenna will., be on private property other, to be built by Sprint Spectrum. least hy government standards, is According.to Zemer. who testified, ' The Rahway Board of Education SPECIAL FIMANC1NG1 ALL TRADES WELCOMED! FREE! • PARTIAL ACURA LISTING.. of Rahway' at the Rahway Publ- rented frbin SM Electronics, al 197 is to be based on a water tower inear . safe.;. • -..'••'•'.' • for Bell Aeop|e_pbL 7VE~FAY G'ASn FOR INCLUDING EARLY TERMINATION! 24-HR. ROADSIDE fwther information contact the According to Richard- Stanzione, approval by the City Council recently.. •to' their frequency, which in this case someone would be exposed to it about running almost- makes- up for that. ON YOUR PRESENT.TRAPE-JN. MAKES AND MODELS IM-MEDIATE DELIVERY! ASSISTANCE Department of Health, Welfare altqrn'ey for. Bell AtlanUc:NYNEX al The station to be built by Bell is about 800 megahertz or 800 million l.i- microwatts of electromagnetic Board President Edward He'nder- '.ALL MAKES'AN'p-MODpL.S .' FROM '56. TO '95 COLLEGE GRADS HIGHESTPtilCESPAiD!!! and Recreation at 827-2085. the board hearing; the station is neces- Atlantic-NYNEX is to be different in' radio waves.per second. According to radiation. •' • ...... n and board, member Joseph ;saryjfor his cliejit jpjrpvjdeirandated constrjucjjon.^th Us^antennae_on_lop_ Gary Zemer of Bell Laboratories in_ The Sprin! Spectrum station, in par- Hartnet)jj>ave_announced lhat_Oiey service in Bell . Atjantic-NYNEX'.s of an 8T>foqt-taH "mopopole" or steel Murray Hill, a'subsidiary.of Lucent licularThas been criticized for its loca-" lnot be running for. re-election SCOUNT DEALER! Golf for cancer licensed area, the East Coast of the tower. It will also be strictly for cellu- Technologies, this is equivalent to old • Don —.in a populated area and not oii April 15.-, Swing into 1997- with a golf United States. He said currently'there larphone calls, while the Sprint Spec-. UHF frequencies.. . .. 100 feet from a park.where children "I don't necessarily view -it as pass from the. American Cancer is "no adequate coverage" in the area. irum station can also carry pager and New Jersey guidelines require that • • oflen play. . • .; . leaving, just- that my time is up," Society, Union County Unit. For '.'The.'area covered by thelstation other electronic, messages. signals al this frequency not -exceed But Spanzione said the SM'Elec- iaid Henderson; who has served a donation-of S35, you can play, would fill a gap between twpstations. Some people have opposed the 2.75 watts or 2,750 microwatts.The ironics property is in an area zoned as four years as a member of the Rah- NO CREDrr. BAD CREDIT. I FOR IMMEDIATE at golf.courses in New Jersey in Clark and the northern end of Sprint Spectrum station for the' radio .Federal Communication Commis- a Light. Industrial zone, with vacan! . way Board of Education, his first as BANKRUPTCY- and Pennsylvania, with 26 in ' Woodhridge. This area is roughly ^signals that it broadcasts. .'; • sion's restrictions are even stricter. lots., businesses. . .'.• • ' . • ah 'mterimmember to replace one REPOSSESSION... PRiCE QUOTES New Jersey. The pass will be member 'who had. left. NO PROBLEM! ITS O.K.! honored for the 1997 golfing His reason for running' for- a : ALL CREDIT APPLICATIONS season. but -quantities are lim- three-year term, he said, was for "a ited, so call (908) 354-7373 to WILL BE ACCEPTED- CREDIT APPROVAL Walter to be honored in gym dedication greater cause there. There was a lot RTE.22 order, mciny will be Walter's daughter. Kay of controversy and divisivencss." NO EXCEPTIONS! • ;By Andrew McGann an astounding 41 years and he retired . School Athletic Director and Vice We speak English • Spanish" Russian •'.Italian • Portuguese • Hebrew Arabic & other languages INVENTS SELECTION ; Starf. Writer in 1959 after amassing almost 500, . Principal Thomas Lewis is just one of Hanson. Hanson abb had a' long "Now I can walk away," he said. : : career wins. at. Rahway.. . tenure in tl«. Rahway school system A lot of it has to do with my age. "-•••-..- • -•-•. ••'•.- '• • •-- -.-• • •. '..•;"• •-• n,'-.n,-^'. n -'\'^ra,rirvdeDositreQUirM -36mo'leasevBthSi975t)own Payment 15cpermJleover36.00Dmilesw' '..1sVopUontopUrchase ... • When the snow is tailing, -.-The newly expanded gymnasium al . .the many city residents who is glad to Pncesu^udealleostslobepaabyaconsumwexcepttortaxKS^SO^ ' Rahway High School will'be named During his tenure as head coach of where she taught for more than 30 I'm-22 and trying to work on my P 9 Wlthin 3da you'll have school closing see that this long overdue recognition ffi'?^ *hh ' ThSadmUSlbePreSe"'eda' ^ °f deP°9 Wlthin3da^ oreads date toe ° ' ^ oreads date toe information at your fingertips. after . longtime Rahway basketball the Indians,'Walter's teams were con- . for Walter's many.years of service has •years.. . . - education." Henderson currently coach Earl Waltcr^ar' a* ceremony ference champions 11 times and they finally arrived -Aside from undergoing a- size attends Rutgers University in New CALL 1908) 686-9898 .V •which"wiirtakc-place-in the-gymna-- -won four Union-County Tournament "If you"can' stay-anywhere for 40-;r-cxpanstonr-f. Thl ft eI ri** "With an education'and work on By far the winningest coach in Ran- from .1941-1043. His first title came recognized in some way," Lewis said, renovations were completed in Octob-. weekends, it takes it out of you," h.< er 1995, •"'. . . . added. • It's '.. way basketball history, Walter was in 1937. ' "This is a culmination of the hard : born in Iowa in 1897. He graduated Waller died in 1969 at the age of work arid dedication coach Walter Among the renovations that'look When asked when he made hi .free! •from West Union College in Iowa in 72. '••'.• "- exhibited over .the years." place were the additions of a new mind .to leave, he said, "I want ti 1917 and moved to Rahway in 1918. Naming the gymnasium after the "This is. just another part of the floor, the installation of a weight' say. three years ago, but J can't b< Infosource .' Walter began his coaching career at long-time coach is something that has proud and rich tradition in Rahway room, and an expansion Of the scaling • that much of a soothsayer. Once JA MOIIB VOICE INPORMAT1OM «FBV1CF Rahway High School in 1918. His been discussed for quite a while in the athletics," Lewis added. capacity from 550 spectators to more Sec HENDERSON, Page RPPROYP . reign, as coach of the Indians lasted for Rahway community. Rahway High ' Among those attending the ccre- than 1.000. N0 CREDl" BAD CREDITTNO CREDIT REJECTS:. BANKRUPTCY.. 0 REPOSSESSION... JUDGMENTS... NO PROBLEM! IT'S O.K.!! \

RAHWAY PROGRESS - CLARK EAGLE THURSDAY, MARCH 6, 1997 — PAGE 3 PAGE 2 — THURSDAY, MARCH 6, 1997 RAHWAY PROGRESS INSIDE Henderson, Hartnett to freeholders debate appointment Ready for curtain time THE By Scan Daily he would have nrcferrcd someone COMMUNITY CALENDAR •wiih a financial' background. •'••• Staff Writer Pulling the item meant that, during the Railway Progress The 'appointment of a Democralic • Anthony • Scutari's appointment is . . . The Community Calendar is prepared by the Rahway ' leave school district lar caucus meeting at the Intermediate School at 7:30 • -Neither Henderson nor Hartnett • freeholder's uncle to the Union Coun-. public comment portion, the public would not just one of several actions by the new •Editorials . .4. Progress jo inform residents of various community (Continued from Page 1). p.m. in the school's cafeteria. ' • .cited difficulties or conflicts on the ty Improvement Authority has been • have a chance to comment on the appoint- Democratic-controlled Board of Cho- activities and.governmental meetings. To give your, . ' Corning events • • . saw that we needed to appoint a sen Freeholders th-t Republicans arc . Obituaries . •' • e Board of Education as a reason,for " called political chicanery by some community events the: publicity they deserve; please March 13 superintendent, that ha^ a lot to dp ment. ::'••'.-' •••; ••••'••-'•, .. :• •'•;..•. decrying. ' . . . leaving.' ' - :'..-•' freeholders.' ' ' Senior Lifestyles "• 10 mail your schedule to., Rahway Progress. P.O. Box • The Rahway EnvironrnentalCommission will meet with it." '. • . The freeholders recently hired the"" ••• "There's always conflict, on "I think it's... it's political, that's 3109..Union. 07083. .'..-• ,'";.- today at 7 p.m. in the second floor conference room of Henderson will be leaving the went through that had some members . Republican Freeholder Frank Lchr Education ' . • 1 all," said Republican Edwin Force. legal firm of DdCotiis, Fitzgerald and ••'. •'.•.- 3 ' ' • -. •- Today-' . • .-' • '''••' ; Board of Education, less'ihan two issues." he said "but I don't think'it's 1 City Hall.. • .. , .-• Thc.appointment; which came dur- • of the public crying "foul. brought 'up the spectre of Richard Gluck to look into the contracts and Sports.-..,. • .'« • The Can of Com Poetry'. Series; continues at the • • ,- March 16 months after the board hired a new been •unfriendly." ing the Feb. 20 meeting of ihe Board According to published reports, Daley, the corrupt Democratic Mayor bond payments service of the UCUA •'-Railway Public'Library-'at .7:30 .'p.m.'Ad'ele Kenny.. • The Watchung Winds will perform at the Rahway • superintendent of schools. .William Hartnett. a member of the board for- • County, news Scutari, who was the sponsor of the • of Chicago, during the meeting.- and to see if'any money can be saved. . • ' .' B1 Deborah LaVeglia and Joe Weil will do readings of Public Library with performers Leslie.Pruess, flute:. Petrino. Petrino replaces Anthony threes ears, cited ihc authoring of the of Chosen . Freeholders, elevales Anthony Scutari, the uncle of Demo- appointment, pulled it.off of the agen- . "Nothing wrong with nepotism -as Chairwoman Linda Stender,' a . Entertainment • • • B3 iheir works. Admission is a can of com .or'other non- Carlyn Rpsegay,.clarinet; Rich,ard Goodman. French CavannaJr. who resigned from his. school system's zero-tolerance policy da after O'Dwyer issued His' opinion. long as you keep it in the^farrtily," he Democrat, has said- the• UCUA is perishable food for the benefit of the Elizabeth; Coali- horn; Carl Vendetti, bassoon; and Alan Kiss. oboe. • position in the middle of a. contract for weapons as oncof his accomplish- cratic freeholder-Nicholas Scutari, to ' Classified BIO Pulling the item meant that, during the . said.'' :'-..:• moving-too slowly to redupe its per- tion for the Homeless. Cash'will also be accepted; in Works by Mozan, Debussy; Danzj, Picrne. Farkas, dispute. - • ments during his term. Railway's the authority. ' • public comment portion, the public But Democratic Freeh.older Carol tori garbage disposal fee. Real estate- ' ."•' B12 any amount, for the same purpose, ..'••• . Sousa, Von Krieslcr, Sullivan, Joplin. and Bach will be Henderson said this process had school district became the first in the. The improvement Authority is would not have a chance to comment; Cohen shot back, "These are volun- But Republican Frank Lehr. who • The Polish. Cultural Foundation is offering two . performed; The perforrnance will take place at 3 p.m. much to do with his decision to leave'. state, if. nrtt the nation, to institute involved with ihe purchase, construe*, Automotive . ' B14 on the appointment. '.'••'.." teer positions. These are not paid was- formerly the freeholder's liaison • workshops on getting help in meeting college expenses.. March 18 , Henderson counted among his such a policy, and serious discipline tion and maintenance of public facili- But after the public comment por- positions." ... . to the UCUA, noted-that such studies The first will be in the Polish language, tonight from > Tlie Rahway Board of education wilt hold its regu- accomplishments the hiring of Petrino •incidents have dropped "very drarnat- - ties and can issue notes and bonds to How to reach us: tion was over, Democratic Freeholder She added, "Obviously,, we want had already been done at Ihe end of 7'il5 Ir* 9-'?? p m fY*-~"5'Pf >f Alliance College'in Cam- academic standards ..and ' "a well, appearance of conflict of interest. final approval at • next ^Thurs3ay!r —^-Force-said-that-there-was_nolhing^- . 7700 is equipped -with a voice mail.' when women were not supposed to compose at 7:30 These include large expenditures "negatiyc" about this, but. added that -hiring-someone-whohclpedsct-upthcC —Camoanelli.—^ _:,_.— i_ - ' - - . _ \ system to'better serve our ... • bridge • Spring;. P&,with a.degrte: in business manage-. by Cavanna on credit cards and cellu-. thought-out program", and on finan-. But it was the way.that appointment meeting. • . ..-.." . .- UCUA that they arc criticizing. / v p.m. The program will be narrated by Waiter Canter customers. During regular business ment. She has a masters degree in human services'from ^ia! responsibility. . • •„' and directed by Victoria Griswold. The sopranos will •lar phonc\,t>ills. hours, a receptionist will answer . Rider College. A donation of S3 for foundation mem- Henderson said he. would like to This last has led to the elimination - be Margaret Southwell and Marilyn Spesak.The Cast- your call. During the evening or bers and S4 for others is requested. For. more informa- resolve at least one more hanging of waste in the school system, ihclud-. County pdnders instaliihg bridge • when the office is closed, your caH lecourt Musicians will be Jane Canter, Vivian Lipcbn Downtown revitalization continues tion call (908) 382-7197. '-'•"• thread before leaving — contract ing cellular phones; he said.-It has also will be answered by an automated and Betsy Wrobel-. This program-is funded from the By Scan Daily The money is used in an effort to ing and with a more "esoteric" mix negotiations with the teachers', union led to the schooi system working in a By Sean Daily loaded trucks, sorhc of them wcichinc Hazelwood Avenue has an exit. •receptionist. .'• "• . . Y . Saturday • . ^ " Rahway Savings Institution. Admission is free^ StafT Writer fill up retail and office space-most- of shops that would offer shopping in Rahu-ay. (he Rahway Education "business-like manner." he said. . Staff \Vriter 10 times over the maximum weight ramp off Routes l&'J thai has become • The Polish Cultural Foundation is offering a • The New Jersey Native and Plant Society will Hold. The city's new Master Plan — a ly rentals, in the downtown area. opportunities not available in malls To subscribe: .'••_. This included competitive contract- It looks like Rahway will have to for the bridge.-- •. •'. a traffic problem: With the increased . 12-wcck course on-preparing to take the examination several events in the month of April. There will be a Association, and the hiring of a new- "blueprint" for land .use — is Right now, there are 182 first floor and make the area'more friendly to The Progress is • mailed to the ing, reducing the costs of benefits by wait until the fall of next year for a The bridge has. been a "continuing amount of traffic, il is extremely diffi- for U.S. Citizenship. .The class will begin Saturday Spring Lecture Series; at the Holly House at Rutgers and business administrator for. the Board focused mainly dn the downtown retail'units in the downtown area; . window shopping. This would . homes of subscribers for delivery 19 percent and heating bills by 15 per- replacement to-a.county bridge on problem." said Fiorlctti, and he had cult to make a left turn off tlie ramp.. ^ from 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. through May 31. Joanna. Cook College from 7:30 to 9 p.m. on April 11 and April of Education. ... • ' . include making all first floor.units . every Thursday One-year cent, among others, he said. It lias also -business area of Main and Irv;ing no figure Was-available for second Lawrence Street.- • • • • • ' ; started engineering studies on the ; Klekawka of Elizabeth will teach. Information about. -, 25.-Tcd Gordon will lecture on New Jersey Pine Bar- "If I could get one-of those done. stores instead of apartments and let- The council-wiir.be-voting'oh a subscriptions in Union County are led.to the Board of Education not streets. In-the works for years.and floor office space, the other focus That is the word of Arrnahd Fiorlct- bridge in' anticipation of replacing il United States history and government will be given: rens on the first date and Nancy Slowick will lecture on I'd be batting a thousand," he said. ting-shops'at the fringes of the' resolution urging that a traffic light be •available for Si 5.00, two-year • .- renewing the contract of a mainte- approved only last week, it has ' of the advertising. The Partnership ti, director of Union County Opefa- last April.. - ' ' ' '• ' ' • subscnptions for S26.00. College' forms used in applying for citizenship will be available. Native. Plant's of the Palisades on the second date. "But I've three out of the five things : downtown area be converted into, built at the exit ramp, but Mayor nance company. Service Masters, and • given manypeoplc hope arid-fear at is no! invblved'in.lhe actual sales. . tional Services. Fibrletti, who is over- . ^ and qut-of-state subscriptions are The course fee is S40 and the textbook costs SI6. For There will be a Spring Walk and Planting at the ' that I wanted done." • • • ' . • live-in shops for_artislsand artisans. James Kennedy said this would prob-' letting maintenance be done by the the changes-'that are to be made to Such advertising seems to. be looking.'the replacement of the . "I anticipated that we.had to replace available. You may subscribe by _, Harinett also said thai outside con- ably not happen because it- would . more information call <9Q8) 382-7197. . Watchung Reservation on April 20~at JO a.m. For infor- the downtown arca^ ' '• working. In May IOOS.N when.the Il would also promote the "his- 'that bridge," he said. "I didn't think it _^ phone by calling'908-686-7700 and school's employees, saving money. damaged Lawrence Street bridec stack up traffic-on the .ramp. • mation on any of these events'contact Karen Carlo'ugh cerns were behind his leaving the . But what many- people -do .riot" Partnership began actively promot- torical" aspect of the downtown • .asking for the circulation •• ..'•' . • ; ; Monday • across the Rahway River, was at the . ' .wQuld.dciynorjitc that 'fast." •at (908) 352-1734 or Jeanne Overly at (908) 247-0079. Board of Education. .-.. ' .- -• know" is that changes arc already ing the downtwon-arca, the down- area ' with, among . other things, The increased traffic is also result- department. Allow at least two .-. • :The Rahway City Council-will hold its'regular : City Council meeting on Tuesday, . The traffic ih-at normally used the V"-;'' •'•'.' •'March;-24''r ' :. •;• -• . ; "It's just a time issue." he said. A subscription; to. your newspaper being made, in the downtown area town area had .83:4 percent, of its changes in the facades- of existing ing-.in a greater pounding on local '-weeks for processing-your order.. • meeting at 7:30 in the council's chambers at City Hall. According to Fiorlctti, much of the. bridge between Routes 1&9 anil • Dana Thomley. a registered dietician from Rahway "There arejust other things that I have- keeps your college student close to. buildings arid with new buildings, road?: When asked whether ihc coun- . • You may use Mastercard or VISA.. •and have- been -for more than three . first floor retail units filled: now.- delay comes from, of. all places, the Hazelwood- Avenue, has since been _iucsday_ Hospital will, speak on "Spring Into Fitness" at the to do with my lime, personal and fam- hometown activities.: Call according lo. Murphy, the occupan- conforming icr the- character of the ty would repair damage to local roads News items: • • • years, • . ..."•' Coast Guard., which, rnust Issue per- routed to the bridge at Milton Avenue • > The Rahway Board of Education will hold its rcgur. Clark Public "Library at' 7*30 p.rn. ily obligations. It takes a lofoTtirrwno 7-91 from this increased traffic, Fiorlelii i:si. iirpa has— •inrl airing lor.il rn.irk I '. .News releases-of general interest cy rate is -yi pcrconTT" —mits-for-the-conslnJe.ltoriTOf-the-new—- -saidr'-'I-can t-make-a-corrimitrncnt,but—- be a board member."' rate been declared- a Special Improve- . When asked why the Master Plan • must be in pur office by Fridayat • The Partnership'also holds spe-'. bridge. . • "• • . The Milton Avenue bridec itself-is we have in-house rcpaving capability ment District, which means thai was being conceived, when so much noon to be considered far- dal events as advertising for ..the . Fiorlctti said he met with the Coasl damaged and in need-of. replacement." and you have my commitment." businesses'in tha'l area" are' asscssecP" - has been done with.the SID money,' publication tne following "week. downtown awaT*hich are .also paid ; Guard several weeks ago and' will be ' Fiorletti said thai before the failure of • Until a replacement can be built, • a Ihree-perccnf SID assessment on Murphy said the market and tastes Pictures "must be black' and white State aid factored into raises • for with -the SID. money. . submitting-ah application in April. the Lawrence 'Street bridge., he' had the Milton Avenue bridge is the only tlieir property taxes.: '.'. change'.- '. ' - ' . . • ' glossy prints. For further • (Continued, from Page j) . particular-'will lose S62.062 in total up as a reduction on the school • These include a Jersey Fresh Far- But.a permit, if issued, will not come planned to replace tiie Milton'A venue. one that spans, the Rahway River in .' information or to report a breaking ••' '-This--money"—' about S65.000' mers Market and the Mayor's Con-' • He added, "I think the thing that back for "six- or. so months." ' bridge this year. ' • • . : : -teacher—salaries. ..accoTdinp^to^the^ budget. .-..••'.•• trie immediate neighborhood. • news story.'call S08. 6B6 7700"an3" DENTIST per vear-^ eventuaHv ends up wiih you always havc'.to keep in mind is program like this by. September 2001: 1997-98 school budget. , ; The intermediate teachers, in. parti-. He added that.the design for.the As., a 'result, the .Milton Avenue Fiorlctti said, a temporary', bridge ask for Editorial. .':._•• the Rahway Business Partnership. tnat a downiown~in~i!kcha~ '. The" increase; in state aid- :was '• Not air special education teachers cular..will be paid with Demonstrable a showcasing of the businesses in : replacement oritlge siioultl be com- could be.erecteU. 1riut""irwouia"rcquirc"1' Letters to the editor: •Feel Comfortable In Qur Mqdem'Qffice. According-.to Ed-Murphy of the You always-want to make changes responsible in part for the 1997-98 will see raises,-eifher. Those teaching Effective Program state aii . . • : the downtown area. - - . ' . pietcd by the .fall. . ing from the greater, amount of traffic. the same permits — and the same -The Progress-provides an open. '•• Partnership, this, money is uspd that will make it better and make it The Lawrence Street- bridge, which But Fiorlctti said, "I havenlt been iPld school budget exceeding . a states perceptually impaired student's' will The budget.goes up for public com-. • Las Doctoras HablanEspanol. •-.:_• - • Th« downtown- area,- once- a tlelav •—T-. from ihe'Coast-Guard. •forum -for opinions and welcomes, .mainly to advertise and market'the- look better." ' ' • ' was built in the 1920s, was closed in •that we have any imminent problem." : mandated spending cap by-about SI have a total salary of S550,529, down ment on March 27.. •' • : •, major retail .center; has hit hard by letters to the editor. Letters should . downtown area. .. '•• All of this .will cost money, hut November because of damace This-also means tralTic^iroblcms in million, said DiGiorgio, But Rahway .' . S54,456.from the current year. • Insurance Accepted .. ' . • comrictiikm from malls-and-shop- ,Fo.r free' -ad. advice -call. 'Be typed, double-spaced, must.be . .The; Partnership has an annual . Murphy said -thcS65,OOO in SID inflicted by traffic crossing the bridce. the area, especially pn. Hazelwood ; has'been able to increase the cap by-, .Dot, according to .Superintendent ping centers for a rrumber of years." . signed, and should-be ' . • ' •EmergenciesWelcome •: .•• budgei ofahbul S'l 00.000: what assessments, if thcy.are.even used; Much of this came from heavily Avenue. . • . ..••'''•• •908-686-7.700.' . "' ." . applying for three special adjustments William Pclrino, in many instances L accompanied.by an address and isn't covered by'the SID'.assess-.', The Master'Plan' is an effort to •will not go very far inacutal physi with the state, including a S583.068. this means some-teachers-are being . ; NEWASSOCIATE8- day time phone ncimber for mem is'made' up for-with private revitalize the dowmowri -area with cal changes to the downtown area. verification Letters and columns ' Commissioner Growth Limitation paid with..state, ratlier than local' Dr.VIRGINIA MATOS-PERRCITTE -Evening and Saturday: contributions. . ' • • ' : • chances In traffic patterns, and park--. • must be in our.pffice by 9-a.m. • Adjustment. . '• ... • . funds. This-means that.thcy-wil! show . DRL JAgUES LAPEYROI-ER1E - . : On-iihe Mondaytb-be considered lor '. Last year,"the board found itself.ina- . Oral Surgery - Spec, lie. #3007 ' Appointments Available TROUBLE WITH YOUR LOWER DENTURES? cybicaton that week. They are •• ' • . similar position hut was forced to Editorial deadlines. . 'fuDiect-t; eiJiting-for length and .'• 801 N. WOOD AVE. -LINDEN .' make cuts instead of applying for a .-.General news'-^-"'Monday..5 p.-m." . ; • ^•S'i'",' • . -. • • • . cap increase. : . . • ; .. Letters to the-editor ^Monday-9 *>«>;•>- -£>3OO THE SOLUTION: TWO IMPLANTS ATTACHED ' e-mail:..' ' • ' ' ..'. • DiGiorgio also said the 1997-98 a.m. • - - '.' . ' • • • • • ' •T^s Progress accepts opinjor .' • : • • . Quick & Easy.' budget includes an increase .of Sports —. Monday ricion: • 0 s-eces ay-s-maif- Our address is ' S132.149 in teacher, salaries,- which • Church, club and social — Friday TO YOUR DENTURE 'y CN22.eiocflisourcs.com ' ;• brings total salaries'up to S9.342.169?' •noon. ' • ' •-•••••". • — wwvvJocalsburce.eom/ '•e-mail must be received-by 9 a rr. At' first glance, not all of the teach-. ••Mondav-to be considered for Dentures Alone: Dentures Implants: TO tht'ir publication thai-week. Apvenjsmg • • if Savings on Paint ar • 'a--a news releases win not pe •' • next .year'.- » No More Pain • -' • accepted .by e-mail .- . Rahwav Intermediate School in To place a display ad: • Loose Dentures ' •No Loose.Dentures. . Oispia;, advertising for placement ADVERTISEMENT . . ••••>. me ge'rrerar- news section of the • Loss of Function •Maximum Function' progres's must be in our office by • Less Ability to Chew Vonday a-: 5 p.m. for publication Doctor's I • Better Chewing,; ;• .• •• ;iat v.eek. Advertising for • . oiacement in the B section must be discovery may •.Insecurity.'..'. • No .Insecurity' •';.•;.'• • •"• our .office by Monday at noon. An • advertising representative will • end obesity . L. ,.i. _ .:_...-—i. _ I _ L •BoneLoss' . v Stop-Bone Loss ' • ' .gladly assistyou in preparing your • message Call 908:686-7700 for an • Embarrassment ' *• "No EmBaitassrhent. appointment. Ask for the display HILTON HEAD. S.C -- A iloctnr advertising department. •• PAINT It pays to consolidate at anytime of the hay discovered tluit ;iM- ingredient WALLPAPER CENTER OF DENTAL SERVIGES To place a classified ad:' ' founil in ;i small Imii grown in-Asia. year and get one convenient statement! Dr. Richard J. Lukenda, D.M.D. v*"e fto.gress has a large, well '•' combined with ;in ingredient praised : by the U.S. Department of Agricul- -sad classified advertising section . 924 North Wood Avenue, Linden; N.J. O7O36 ture Can help cause sijjjiific.mt weight SUPERPAINT '.•; ' /Do you have Individual Retirement .Account (IRA) funds held • • Advertisements must be in our • INTERIOR PAINTS • . elsewhere:' Well, you can. easily consolidate them at Axia —r-.; • • o":ce.by Tuesday at S.p.'m. tor In ;i siiiily. published in a-pres'i- (908)925-8110 ; -publication that week All classified' ginut-American medical juarnal. Dr •Top .of the line, one coat coverage. . .'• ••' wheneve'r-.theymature, at any timeof the. year.- You'll receive aas a;e.. payable in advance We Apllmny A Conic.' M.O. reported -.'-.. 20-year warranty:'• ' one easy-to-understand.annual-statement,.detailing all.retire- • ac.cept.ViSAand Mastercard A. : that t)ic Inmuila. Him c.illcil Bin-Max ' ' -::ass;;ied'representative win'gl2a!y . -.lOOO.'.'ciiuscd p.iticnl.s to.lose Ynore' • •' • ment account-activir.-..-'Call or.visic us today and see how easy than twice iivnuich weight aya control gp_aring your INTERiOR '. it is to transfer to Axia.fr- .and consolidate at a. great rate! ' "lessage- Please stop py ourpfiice. §4 O0 OFF Neither, grt.mp was. insl'ruc.tpct to de- e "during regular business hours or • crease the amouni HI'IIKK) they, ate or ,'c'aS ?-800-564-9S11 Mondayt6 . % to increase their exercise levels An flat Reg,$23:49- ' -t lihfw confLrms-lhaL 24 you.dnn't have In rcilucT-the amount •T'-.e Progress-is equipped to accep't • • "53-255" For'a'll otner.- . . • . iiirenupiiim 11I the. "Kretis Cycle',-an Non-Filer. Assistance . PAINTS Wallpaper Books Personal financial planning . ... Chemical' Qependancy Services 'vaismiss'-c-.s crease da: 90E-6B5; importa:ii .sicp 111 the body's fat stin- ! '. .W\h [Annual Percentage Yields) sKywn arc in effect ai oLpublicarion daic. Funds musi Small business accounting & tax preparation Comprehensive eniergency/cnsis mterven'.io".. . .„• " *-'-59 • • agc fu>ccvs_ ,'Tiic best part.nf this On sale now! • rcniait: on dcpoiii until-niaturit)' to turn the APY.' 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A-One Banking... Tomorrow's Banking Today! If not, we will tell you too. Afternoon Evening and Saturday Hours. PROGRESS. 1291 Stuyvesant- nnv ilKe:i^c. • • • . MAPLEWOOD 1802-08 SPRINGFIELD AVE. 1S Village Plaza, South Orange 595 Ashwood Road Springfield 201-467-3805 ' Avenue. Union. Nj.. 07033. . SHERWIN-WILLIAMS 201-763-1418 WAAL 201-761-0022 RAHWAY ST. GEORGE'S AVE. RT 35 Store 908-815-1980 RAHWAY PROGRESS PAGE 4 —THURSDAY, MARCH 6, 1997 RAHWAY PROGRESS - CLARK EAQLE THURSDAY, MARCH 6, 1997 — PAGE 5 COMMUNITY FORUM COMMUNITY FORUM BLOW OUT SALE!! Don't compromise This Growing club seeks members without blame Month's Some new members are joining a : than death. Charles Dickinr called . does not just extend to murder but to school quality rapidly growing organization called such places "Bedlarn." • . . other crimes such as robbery, child Last Wednesday's board meeting.was the first public •The'Not My Fault Club." AS I In this country, we seem to use the molestation or other kinds of physical SUPER SPECIAL meeting after the teachers of'Railway decided to stage a The club contends that if anything McNaughton defense for every crime abuse. ... "labor action" on Feb. 12 — taking the day. off on a state- happens of a hejnous nature perpet- See It imaginable. No one goes to the dock Defense attorneys must stay up all REBUILDING STAGE?— rated by a suspect who is holding a these days "without claiming to be a night to think up; ncw^ excuses to recognized holiday,. Lincoln's Birthday. This, bold action Nick's Baronlrying Street, #65LJ smoking gnh, others are to blame. ' By Norman Rauscher . . . victim of circumstances beyond his/ 'prove" their clients innocent in the -was taken to protest concessions requested-by the school- which was. consumed by The-latest member to join is a- • her control, an4 therefore innocent face of insurmountable proof that Carhartt's 1 Western • if board during negotiations •with the Rahway Board o\ Educa- fire in January, now stands Palestinian who sprayed the 86th many times .do you read about an and should not be'punished. guilt is obvious. We find this happen- Refrigiwear j tion and has been followed by a "bcll-to-beH" policy, with empty, tf rebuilt, new zon- floor'observation deck of'the. Empire' ing on all levels the .man who threw Style ; accused killer-wh'b.'is painted by his/ One of .the most popular defense ing laws may force Nick Kri- State Building with bullets, killed • the snowball at a Giants football game' the teachers only doing contractual work. • her defense attorney as a poor mis- strategies besides out and out insanity sak, the owner, to move the one, seriously wounded six and then two years ago said he was singled out . ' This certainly affects the parents, and students of .the understood person, who came from a today are dysfunctional familes,- structure several feet from killed himself. ' for ridicule when his photo was pub^ school district, perhaps too much. The teachers' action, to wretched background and it was-that under the influence of drugs or alco- its original site. . Authorities, found a rambling note lished-in the newspaper in the throes stay, at home was more, than a mere inconvenience to the which made him/her wipe but a dozen hol at the time of the incident, and .in the man's pocket blaming assorted of lobbing a snowball. He's suing. people. No one is responsible for what. depression, or symptoms of" extreme •families who must deal withan'unexpected change of school plots against him including France, (Regularly $56.00) he or she does. "Others" are to blame. •stress. These all sound.good; but we-. $39.99 scheduling Ttmn'v have also made parents choose the side oi . the United States.' Englandand others And what about the little old lady wwj»«^^*^iijn"inofio the school board, which seems to be holding its ground dur- who stole money from him. The man Early m the 18th centufyTcngrana oainam s Kuiuyiweui - n«=*i iViOn ocsrviv cracks in the psyches or are just plain wno sucu ivicLJonaiu s pecausc did not blame himself, but rather on decided that if-a person were found to' spilled a cup of hot coffee on herself All 30% to 40% OFF Original Price ing the negotiations process. lying. . . "• •• ; According to board President Edward Henderson, 'necoti- • the misdeeds of others. This is becom- be irulyinsane.-it would not be moral- while driving a. car.. She blamed ALSO ations have been at a standstill since the last labor mediation ing more . and more", standard ly right to execute that person because Is there any wonder why many'peo- McDonald's for the incident, sued and • Used Workwear Headquarters ple in this country arc losing faith in meeting between the board and the teachers' union, the Rah- procedure. insanity drove him to the crime. It was won, but did not get as much as she 6 Pairs of Pants $12.00 Asst'd Colors . In another case, a man is on trial for called the McNaughton defense and': our judicial system when defendents sought when another, more sensible y7,iiF5hibj h —gerxiff~with-a-slap-orrthc-wrist-or-a^—^un,-ioweiBd-thojinounLb£4nonty.^ 918^South-Wood-Avo,,-Lindon -NJ. i g I sides reportedly came close to an agreement..but could not Photo Bjr ChrWophw SOT*1 • 'small jail sentence for an especially : His reason? He was- despondent over .' agree with, that defense because a tru-' If we leani 'somcday thai we are 1 -SO0-S4.O-UNIF agree on changes in medical benefit's and salaries. •>. the possibility that his ex-wife would ly insane'person obviously does not- horrendous crime? How many times respbnsbile for our actions, perhaps Apparently, the proposals for new salaries are .not satis- bring up. the children as-Christians know what reality is and shouldn't be do we read about a murderer *no was the world will become a little better factory. These included a 3.9 percent increase in salaries- instcad.of in the Jewish faith. The per- punished for a crime he could not help . sentenced .to life imprisonment only place in-which to live. Blaming pur every yeaf for three years, a. 12-month paymem plan for Storm of '62. should've ended development petrator's other excuse as to why the committing. The English courts under to be released in 10 or 15 years and misdeeds on others is nothing more • .--" _ • - ' - ' . . ... ' tlf't.. ^|..^1. •••!(!« ill lUlf* fMlrtr slayings were not his fault is that he those circumstances, would find, the commit murder, again? than a big cop-out Why is it so difn- salaries and improved clothing and shoe allowances. In • Long Beach' Island communities, We're stuck -with all this over-, New Jersey had to be the. dullest came from a dysfunctional family suspect innocent by reason of insanity However, the greatest problem" we cult to accept blame for what we do? return, said Employee Relations member .Joseph Hanneu. battered likcPT boats in a typhoon, development of beach, barrier island piac'j in America. The South had hur- where he was treated rotten by his and locked up-in an.asylum for the fsce today is that many of us refuse to pretended the storm never happened, and.tidal marsh. That lagoon.corri- the REA was asked to'give "a little tiny hel'p"*\yiilV increases ricanes and alligators. The Midwest Free parents all his life.. . "• criminally insane. In most cases,, the : own up to our travesties. It's always Norman Rauscher, a former they .bulldozed the new. inlets .— • plexes like Mystic Islands, Berkeley in medical plan costs and dental costs. -. iiad floods and tornadoes. Lucky kids , Again, other, unnamed people or defendant would spend the rest of his/ the other guy,: or a. way of life that newspaper publisher, is ah active • '•• which weren't new at all, but are Shores .and Beach Haven. West-arc This so-called "help" includes an increase 'from SI to $5 on the' West Coast ,had Disneyland- things are the root of all evil. How her life there, in ah atmosphere worse somehow becomes the vrllain. This member ofthe Summit community. healthy, recurring natural events; and.. such pleasant; places to live doesn't for non-brand name prescriptions. S5.'to SI0 for brand namv and earthquakes. All we got were hot excuse them as examples of ecologi-' summers and-occasional snowstorms. "By Bbb Rixon every lot at two feet above sea level prescriptions and increases in dental deductibles. $'50' io cal rape. • ' . ' : 1 was a deprived child: that is, until was sold for The Sweet Life. Web Site Design, $100 for individuals and.SI00 to $250 for families.. But My-beloved boardwalks arc also., Keeping more of your own money is easy -the March Storm of "62. Modest cottages on the sand streets Donald Pennell. the president of the. REA.claimed the RHA' . today is the 35th anniversary'of the and. sticking out of tljis wallpaper, environmentally bad. Maybe I do'n'j of Ortley Beach had their sea breezes - This year marks^the initial phase of complete •• and. submit that specific, And if you need help filling out Hbstihgvand was asked to give'back "66 percent"-for its increases.. ' i;reat storm; when a new., moon hanging in space, were -bathtubs, mind them because they arc old; ega- blocked by beachfront from condom- the new property'tax deduction/credit form even if. forms, .or want to ask a question in These, glitches, in the negotiations heed to be resolved nor'easter stalled over Jersey for three toilets and sinks. Half of an old apart- litarian places, and I've seen how. iniums,. which were .carefully program, which allows New Jersey '. NJ-1Q40 form. person, visit one of oiir seven regional days, piling Tip one high tide after ment house had collapsed.- . . arson and insurancc-money generally Eye on Maintenance before the.REA and the school.'board can t'ome io an agree- designed to squeeze through the loo- taxpayers to deduct a. portion of their • For more information, gel the free. pffices or call our Tax- Hotline • at another on the beaches and in the back result in improvement. ment. According to Pennell. the first year o.f salaiy incieases My grandmother described surf pholes of new environmental laws. property taxes or rent from. gross booklet. "Properly Tax Deduction/ (609) 588-2200. We're here from havs. It' knocked down boardwalks breaking.on California Avenue, telc- Trenton wilLnoLtake_pbce until.November, twemonths alter live Similar . condominiums -were con- __—Tlie-Jviardi_L62_stQrmJfascinaicil_ income, or to take a credit against . Credit Frequently Asked Questions- 8;30 A.m. to 4:30 p.m.. Mondays visions floating in a river beneath Met start of the school year. This means the teachers will' really. and • 2.000 houses and. buildings, siructcd all the way up the coast to Sea and frightened me. The damage and Max due'. By Richard D; Gardiner "by calling (800) 3tW400 and'leaving "through Fridays. The'trogalSoiirce-AdvamageT-Qtherriornpanies^- windows. It sounded very scary — receive an increase of 3.1- percent, rather than 3.1) percent ihe washed away beaches, and most Bright.' .-. '.••-• •'• . chaos demonstrated that all we have Here at the Division of Taxation, amsssage, or by-visiting the Division amazingly, carved two' inlets across and really cool. . . can sell you a web site but.how are.they'going to taken along the jersey shore sits on we want all taxpayers to reap the.max- residents of New Jersey who' arc not of- Taxation pace at first year, ' ' •. .'.•:• . • •. • . New Jersey missed a' wonderful ; Lone Beach Island.,- • • . We've had bad storms since' then, imum savings they're entitled to hitp^/w-w w.siatc-nj.ijs/treasuryytaxatj Richard D. Gardiner is the direc- prpmofe. it? We. promote your site to over 158,000 ' And then there are the factors involving'the medicul plu-ns: opportunity after the great Storrn'of shifting sand andmud, clinging at the married and; filing separately is the My.grandmother lived in thesha-' • but nonc.like the 1962 blow, which under the law .with as little confusion . on. • . - - '•••'.••• .. tor of the state Division of Taxation. readers weekly, with our 22 community newspapers: 1 '62 to limit shore development; pre- fringes, of wave and tide, waiting for S25 credit. If the property tax deduc- Themedical plan ihe teachers have will give the- board: I *. dow.fif the liitV. Carlionoh Pacific ' has' passed into shore legend. That as. possible. • . . . serve open space along the ocean and • the destruction that likely will happen tion does noLprovide you wiih at least. Call us for a FREE consultation today!! ; -...;. ' percent cuts in:insiirarice costs for-ihe teachers and will also • Avenue in Atlantic City. Dad. drove us'- storm hit after 17 years of intense Since almost every New Jersey bays, arid promote public access to again someday. When .that storm a S25 benefit, then you should choose . lWll^Vtpp£; l Election, coverage guidelines | beaches, that were, and still arc, comes',. perhaps ~in~llic~aTTermarh~wc~ tu' tide tlie nedit,- ^———— ' make sure she was all "right. As'We. But the construction continued. income tax return is eligible for one of In fairness to all school board candidates and to provide-the best ser- • "windfall" for the'board, Permell said. : • . treated as private property-by people wili do the right thing this time and There are no income limits or caps drove across the marsh, the shoulders ' -Stretches of Two Mile' Beach ivi these twobencfits, it's important thai •vice to our readers, this newspaper reestablished guidelines and a sche- The standstill is seemingly'not headed in -the right direc- whose legal.claim to those beaches, give "some of the fragile land arid, on this program. If :you're a resident or the road were covered with.debris. Wildwood Crest,- south of Sunset everybody • understands the new dule for coverage of Board'of Education elections. - - - • tion— or any-direction for that mailer. According to-Hen- ; consists of nothing more than a resi- marsh back.. ' • • • :.- ' of New Jersey; required to file an The dn . brown reeds-were flattened.' Lake, which was once an inlet,, were process. • According to ihe guidelines, this newspaper is' commiUed' to Spccifie ; derson, the REA has expressed no interest irr talking.wnh the k dential or. beach club sticker bri the income tax "return.paid property taxes . elements of'coverage.: It will give background information about- all' Phone: 908-686-7700 . Nev*/. Media Department of . Al the northeast corner- of the city.'- . developed.. • •' . ''. ;'. ' The. most important thing to Board of Education,to discuss negotiations.. Pennell said he- side window of an expensive car. Bob Rixon is a Rahway resident here or rent on ydpr New. Jersey piw known candidates, including-stories on basic positions taken by each; arid Worrali Community.-Newspapers where the boardwalk . met Absccon The rest of Ocean City's.spacc.was remember is that you can. only take ' Fax: 908-686:4169 Many of these privileged, folks are and -a columnist of this publication; cipal residence with its own separate it 'will, write news stiiries on ine issues raised during the 'campaign. had spoken with.Acting Superintendcni Nicholas Rotunda, • Inlcf and. turned v,csi. was. a building overrun, numbered streets going up ; one benefit, not both: you'll be the ' getting wide, new beaches installed Rixon's ermail address --Is kitchen and bath, facilities, you're We also'will -list,'important political events such-as candidates' nights, about fact-finding in other districts and negotiaiiunv. hu! \SJ.v ^ovfred;'witli -ailorful patterns: The. and up until unpredictable Corsbh. one who decides whether you save for them at taxpayer expense. • [email protected] eligible. \ -.'• • ' ' •' and fund-raisers in .news stories. We will' aim to stimulalc-dliscussiph of (old that any requests 10 talk !o the board would haw n> rv pjiicTsi.-- were difrereni wallpapers,- Inlet stood in the way. • ' • more by taking' the deduction or the : the issues ducing election campaigns through'independent research and -credit by filling out the schedules and If you are 65 or older, or blind or Apr3 I5fh Is Ainosf Here submitted in writing. . •' •'...'• -.. ' initjauVe stories, . •••'••. .'. ' . • .' worksheets included in your RMO40 disabled,'-and not required to file, an - How exactly is all this affecting the -students and parents ' packet and choosing the option that's ' NJ-1040.' form- because your .cross . If apjirornaie. edjional endorsement.' will.-be made. _ - • ; • Parents and students seem tO.be upset with the teaeher.-... n. i-;. Opinion polls we used to best for.you.' .' • ; ' . ' incime is Si'jSOO or \css. you're News releases ahj campaicn posilian statements from candidates are welcome. Tiiey will he used at iHc editor's'di.*cr etinn and .they, will not During this .first, year of the prog- entitled to the S25.property tax credit. : the Board of Education,- because of the protest, action^ tha: What did.the polls tell. Americans the-weekend immediately preceding Clinlon over Dole by 5-t.to 37 percent.' necessarily be printed as such but may be used ps matcnaJ to develop ram,'homeowners can deduct 50 per- Your credit will be included rr. vow they have.taken. • • .' ahou! the likely outcome Of last year s . Election. Day: . ' • •S New York Tinics/CBS. News poll nsw-.i stone- .if the issues raised''in' them merit such treatment. presidential' election? The average' Right to: 1 conducted July 1.1-13 gave-Mr; Clin- cent of property taxes paid, or S2.5O0, Homestead .Rebate' check" .-...- . "By the actions of both- the'Board of Education'arid the' Even then with the -sole exception. Strr%. use.. i-.rrunE and uvitmeni. are entirely av tiie discrclioii t'l-the. pcrwn: would say that .they showed of the Reuters/Zoghy Pojl, which was • ton a lead of 22 points. A Washington • whichever is less. Tenants can deduct Be sure td note th3t again this year. teachers' union; it's making nie feel like-I'm'in the middle;.- we've separated the HR-KW0 Home- editor.- . ' ;- '.*'.•". '• •••••' Bill. Ci;nK'!i us' the overwhelming; the Point far ahead of the rest of in predicting P.O.TI/ABC News poll conducted Sept.., one-half of 18 percent of the rent you 'that I'm being used... I'm upset by the di>h'an}!-.•:•.•. ]•:••. \'r..-; paid'during the 1996 tax year or stead. Rebates', form frqtn the regular - WE will s'.rjve :•' ivoid the ininal raising of c'viitriivcrsul or >ensativinjl : :av; me, usually beat mil Bob Dole by accuracy al) year-long, the pollsters 3-4 showed Ihe president leading Mr. NJ-1040 form., If you're'eligible for issues "m. .the Tina! edition befbre •election .. . . •.'•.• ' ' - FAST REFUNDS! district,.especially with monitoring coming up'.:n.': .: n. v ny-iirK 2i.-i-ji;i; fcjM'li Wi [itrcenl. . . . ' • PICK UP & DELIVERY by a-New -York Times article on the But of course their final predictions • so.- they missed tlie truth by a country Letters To the editor: Political letters, aiid tlwse-o'f endorsement; will ^ 68^8600' tions, forhigh school students pursuing college Tn Did.ihc'poll*'. persistent and o.ulra- : Information is available • . !oallL i AVAILABLE . . . subject. Incredibly, it- appears that the were, in any casc.tbe least important mile. Clinton received only 4.9.2 .per- be accepted up including the issue of April 3: letters ma-y be print- quishment of extra-curricular teacher invoheiner,:. n geous v'veresiirnatioii of Mr. Clinton's pollsters'arc actually, taking bows for of all. Who gives a hoot what'the polls ed or appear a* excerpts .at the editor's discretion... '.-•.. cent ofthe popular vote."certainly not " To the Editor: • . • . :..'-. ••''.'• M.- •; nuri-iii. month "after month, make any •'their.performance. "The polls did a predict the day before. Election .Day. mean there will be no chaperones for.Projeci Gra-.ii::: .a mandate. '.-••• • ' WeapplaudBobRixon'sexceUentJan. 30column.."Stultet:rsdpnt have K> Letters containing more than 75 words will be edned for length'. Let- STRRUSS A : ipV-raicc ' ()t couYsc it did.. Many pretty good job," said Andrew Kohut, By then everybody has made up their the senior prom. •.-.' '•"•.'••• ••-•:-. '• No doybl Boh Dole-wolild have lost struggle with-'whales,' " and your'.efforts to shed sorne' ligW on-'this complex ters without telephone numbers will not be (joiisideredforpubliciition. • peopie ' are swayed, to what • they director of ihe Pew Research Center minds, and in any case we'll know the anyway by-some narrower marg'm." disorder affecting more than 3 million Americans. . .'..-./. ' Candidate's Corner- Candidates running for office will be given the TRK SERUICE • Obviously, trie leachersare trv-ing'.to'obtaiii tiie 'v x\ic\c'i\. the wiljnjhi: side.-especlally for. the Pcople'and the Press. "I would actual result in 36.hours. It was w-'hat- But credit 'the polls with tning to •However, your readers also should know how to contact -a. non-profit sourcv opportunity to speak, to the readers on-these pages.as they, rircscnt-their . tax Consultant . ..ble salaries and medical benefits.-.Negotiation* netw .: ;:.IL-> ti>ink:tiVat-side-is'going to win- give the pulls a grade B. Most were the polls.predicted in the spring, sum-. Individuals arid Small Businesses make sure. Another .'case of liberal- of help, the 50-year-old Stuttering Foundation of America. • . .. backgrounds, .platforms and goals. Their columns -.will, appear: April 3. .-••ver.Ahelmjngly-..- And even, the within-the margin of. sampling error." •mer and fall that really mattered- And . • -Electronic Filing • . . .- school board and the teachers.have casualties anci media bias. ... We provide a nationwide referral list, videotapes, free brochures, and accu- Our endorsements: Endorsement editorials', will appear ."April 10, •Vjbi-JitiM' Dole supporters :found it- there the polls did devastating damage . »Rapid' -Refund •• ' . - dents' may suffer'in the meantime. But if.-hoih >ide Mow on earth does Mr. Kohut 'epme rate information on stuttering written by thYleading-auihbrWes in the field of Staff-written round-up stories: A final look at the candidates, their •.r.jiJer l< • -jc'ne'rale enthusiasm, let to Bob Dole's chances. • -make-afew significant concessions.'Ratiwa\ \\'i.>u].j up witlv such - a conclusion? He Joe "Orlando is a resident of speech and language pathology. •- -...-• ....•• platforms and goal's, etc.. will- appear April K). . • 908-355-5506 .:'.'•:):•: •. a*h.. lor •'tliuMr. candidate CAXL: l-«00-246-3S34 achieves it by concentrating exclu- On May 16 for example,.a' Wu!l Clark. .'He is -a columnist for the For more information, offered free of charge, ypur readers may. wnte us at Election, results' Election results will be announced on this newspap- 614 Elizabeth Ave., Elizabeth to avoid a student 'protest.or walkoui-and miwv.iHip'.^ -j^ji In; u a>. so'\videly believed sively on'the very last polls taken-by Street Journal/NBC News poll Progress and .the "Amcricari Conser- • P.O. Box 11749, Memphis, TN 38111-0749, or e-mail us at stuttcrsfaaol.cum. er's lnfosource. hot .line.. U>ok for the-telephone niHnber'and extension in .teacher's' strike .would not occur. ' ._ . : ' "the various polling organizations on reported that respondents favored vative." a national publication. or"call our toll-free Hotline on Stuttering at (800) 992-9392'.. the April 10 edition and listen to the results as iheyiome in-on April 15 MANUEL E. VIEIRA RICHARD FAMELY, CPA • 'These'issues' are difficult to resolve, because eai.-n .-'.•-.•. .. • •' • Jane F'rascr. presidcivt — Follow' up with complete election.result coverage' in'our April IS edition. Certified Public . '.'•.- . . .-•'.. Stuttering Foundation of America not completely wi'll'ihg io.compromise the;; ^fi ' ' Accountant BROOKS & FAMELY PA. .because many:of-lhe city's children arid parent* ai.e iuii i edi 'Work First will solve the welfare problem Tax Preparation For ' 1122 U.W. Hwy. No. 22. Mountainside. ately affected .by each side's actions.-Trn."re'l,iuv. e;iciish 1 '. Jusi las'i year; Congress-passed -the other recipients working' I'IT. tlitir those, wtici ahuse-the svstem. V>'e sci HUGE SELECTION OF NATUftALj 1 ROBERT L. HORN AND COMPANY Individuals and Businesses BUSINESS AND PERSONAL VITAMINS & MINERALS • TAX RETURNS • •-Harming the city's quality of education.' . Opportunities'Act to use federal block : Hicrobiotlc Foodi • Nitunl Cosrratici. • In addition, the procram Through the use of 'finger imaging •giants to.giyv stales the authority to r .and statewide electronic'benefit distri- ' Comp«mUn»o( Body BoBdrnj I WE SOLVE TAX PROBLEMS'. ;..At^Y.BE71JRN-,-AW YEAR1.' 908-686-5558 908-232-4100 • Sets a five-year Hnul on re SuppteMntl | establish'and design-their own. welfare Trenton • hution system, we' can .ensure that benefits. ... IMniWdgM Tinning Product! . | PRACTlCE.BEFbKETHE IRS ' -•-puigKini*^,^...-.' *.;-•- . •-•-• • FS i jme1 slrjct .— —•-• -?* 1 Against thai backdrop, we in New- By Sen: C. Louis • Bassano ' WE MAIL a APPOINTMENT'S "To the press dlone, checkered as it is with abuses, activities for the Community l-lxpen-•" ehgibility requircnx-nis after all. EVERYWHERE KeeprWiiatYou Jersey began working on a program to 20% OFF ence Work Program .; .... . every; dollar, diverted from someone GIFT-. . •Victimized by high taxes? the world is indebted for all the triumphs which have . break Ihe cycle of poverty by offcTirfg " CERTIFICATES Our program starts with a simple who truly needs n s J dollar-stolen •~i Tartar, Road • 2rx: Fiocx /'Clarv, i;j p?OS 1 • Requires teenage welfare parents' PARKING IN REAR "ACROSS FROM CITY HALL ANY VITAMIN • 'Fearful of being.Audited?. been obtained by reason and humanity over, error j liaiid up. not a iiand o.ul. Our^esulf'. premise'. Anyone who is ahle to work • Teie-'(SO6):7:-3570'/:rax i50o',"?r-:ir::> ; .- to live at home and finish high school from New- Jersey's taxpavers lirM Ow item'Per Customer •Confused about deductions? •Wiirk. l-'ir.si New Jersey.. ."). should have to, in order to receive 3 : and oppression.", . . : • Consolidate and streamlines tlie No longer -will illegal aliens aiid 306 NO. WOOD AVENUE, LINDEN •Not'» be'Comtmd W«n Other Ofters ' iease call lot a rP.EB cons'u!:a;;"' '• -' I'm a proud sponsor of the'VWofk benefits. This legislation is designed : •Unsure aboul investing? ••.•."•..'••'••.•: .—James Madison costly welfare bureaucracy ' • . con'yiclcd fek'fis receive benefits, and I• -fflE 486-9446 • Iirst New Jersey legislation. It is a to help people make the transit ion this /legislation al.v, requires ;welfare You Need proisramdeveloped with truly biparti-. from', the welfare' rolls to tin- .While we felt that this legislation• recipients to establish, paternity and- NJI! >upport and the assistance of com- workforce.' would be successful m moving -people Westminster Tax Service off welfare, th'erc .was still wfilfaru increa'se eflorts Io eoforce child sup- Personal attention...Professional Service... . niii.-iuy and advocacy groups from It has many components in assi.si fraud to. address.; . . pevn payments- • PETER MILWICZ CP.A. " ' • Complimentary consultation... • ••'a-i'i>.*.* our stale'. And"|now-we are on EUROPEAN Rahway Progress the. welfare recipient in making the . . -Business & Personal 7a» Preparation " -Estate i'Fkluciaiy Planning S Ta» Preparalmn the'.verge of enacting one of the-most ..transition to employment., from job • We're all taught that hard work and C. 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. RAHWAY PROGRESS - CLARK EAGLE UNDEN LEADER - ROSELLE SPECTATOR • RAHWAY PROGRESS -CLARK EAGLE THURSDAY, MARCH 6, 1997 -- PAGE 7 PAGE 6 — THURSDAY, MARCH 6, 1997 OBITUARIES 3% SALES TAX • SAVE • 3% SALES TAX • SAVE • 3% SALES TAX • SAVE • 3% SALES TAX • SAVE • 3% SALES TAX • SAVE • 3% SALES TAX • SAVE the Year by the municipality arid 1962 ' Driesens was a founding member, of War II Army veteran and'served as a imppsed by.Adolph Hitler, Mrs.' iriClark since 1945. He wasa supervi- Manof the Ycarby the Clark Kiwanis LIMITED Paul Balicik •the Clark Scholarship Fund and its : medic in the European Theater. He. Joffe* s family moved back in 1939 to sor for Hyatt-Roller Bearing Division Club. . ' '.-. " . ' .. . ." treasurer for many years. In 1961, he Panl Balicik, 80, of Concord, participated, in the Battle of the Bulge Linden: She married Bruce Joffe, who of General Motors, Clark, where he ; Survivine is his wife, Grace. was named ClariT Township Man of QUANTITIES Calif., formerly of Rahway; died Feb. and was awarded the Silver Star. had been a master sergeant in the Brit- worked for 30 years arid retired in; 23 in the Casa San Miguel Nursing 1976. Mr. Kobus served in the Marine ! inCRCDIBLv HUGC GIGO STORE ish Army and ah operative for the He was an usher and member of the Home, Concord, Calif. Hagannah. where he waited for!her.. Corps during Vi'crld War II and was a s Holy Name Society and Young at We want your news : Bom in Newark, Mr. Balicik lived After their marriage on Feb. "10.1946, member of the American Legion Post ; Heart Dub, all of.St. Mary's Church, Your organization should be getting the publicity it deserves and we would in Rahway before recently moving to. they worked togcihcr in the Hagannah 328'and the Veterans- of Foreign Rahway. Mr. Donahue was a former like tohclp. We have a publicity handbook which explams how to tell your MAYTAG ROPER BY Concord. He was a machtnst forMar- ' throughput the War of Independence, Wars, Post 73.63. both of Clark. He grand knight with the Knights of Col- J was a member of the Watchung. Pow- ' storv We would like to publicize your club, church, sports, school new* etc. If Large Capacity na Corp., Rahway, for 20 years and in 1948.. . . . ' • is closing and we hwe purchased IWHIRLPOOLI retired in 1978. Mr. Balicik was a vet- • umbus Council .1146 of Rahway. . Years later, on her golden wedding • er Squadron. voutave an idea for a picture or spry", call Managing Editor Chns Suswal at; eran of World War II. .-.'. ' • where he was honored as Knight of anniversary in 1996, Mrs. Joffe was ' Surviving are his wife, Doris; a son; 686-7760. Ext. 322 weekdays before 5 p.m.. If you'd hke a handbook, call and WASHER Deluxe 5 Button Surviving are two sislcrs, Ann Col- the Year. Mr,Donahue was a member- honored by the mayor of Hcrzilya for Thomas: a daughter, Patricia Jtenaud: one will be'mailed to you, DISHWASHER cy arid Mary Gaul. of Father' John P. Washington the contributions she and her family a- brother, Robert McKee, and five CO Multi Cycle Assembly! 4th degree of the Knights made to Hcrzilya:- In 1950, she and grandchildren. . . . ' 5 larne Quantities of aooliances at Reg. *497 Reg. *397 Satino A. Bucci of Columbus, where he scrvcd.as past her husband moved back to New LU .faithful navigator and was a member. Jersey, first living in Rahway and then WORSHIP CALENDAR ' Savino A: Bucci, 79,.of Rahway Charles £. Drisens . of its Color Guard.' Union. Mrs; Joffe had attended i died Feb. 27 in his home.' ' Charles E. priesens, 78. of Clark; a Surviving arc a daughter, Michelle ORTHODOX CHRISTIAN teachers college in Israel, and after! civic leader and retired chmcical engi- LUTHERAN Bom in Newark, Mr. Bucci lived in ' FTCRO; a brother. Harold: a sister. Pat- Si. John the Bapllsl Orthodox Church, 211 ' lien, UleU MJIUI 2 in Uie Muum Sinai We.1.! t»raJU AVC, l^Uilv%aj • -•* - . . '•«-• 11 belowwholesale onces! Kahway since iyi4. kie was a senior •ricia Brown,.and a grandchild. Prospect Avc. Intngicn. 37-J-9377. Rev, Hen- diaries A Lehman.. Pastor. Sunday Divine .#LAT4000 #DU8750 estimating engineer with G-.E. Lum-. 25-year career, teaching in Hebrew Hospital, New. York. City. . rv' E Dierfc. D.D: P««. 763*878. Sunday. schools, including Irvington, then Lirargv. 9:30 AM. Prayer Service with anoinl- rhns Corp., Bloomfield, before retir- Bom in Newark,. Mr. priesens SchoolfW all 'ages 9:15 - 10:15 a.m. Worship me for tiie sick of miiid. body and soul, Saiur- ONLY 25 ONLY 2 i* .ing in 1984. Earlier, Mr. Bucci. had Judith Z, Joffe ^ , Anshe Chescd in Linden and Temple, lived in Elizabeth before moving to. senices 8:70 aijl 10:?0 a.m.. CIMM Practice ila\-' March 8 at 130 P.M. Open House and . Judith Z. Joffe. 75. of. Brick.' for- BcthvOr. Clark. She taught a whole, ' 9-15 am Boy Scout. Mondays 7 p.m.. Senior. Cliiircli tours Sunday March 2 - noon till 3 PM. been employed by W.orUiingtojj, Clark in 1949...He was a chemjfial Fellowship - 'itf Wnh«lays and 3rd Tliurs- JENN AIR ROPER BY Pump, Harrison, for 25 years. He was merly of Rahway and Union, a pion- generation of children and had a great engineer for Exxon Rescarph and davs: Church C&iyl**^ AA Sleps. Fn- ROMAN CATHOLIC HQTPQINT MAYTAG ROPERBY eeritig settler of Israel, and a long time • influence on their lives. Mrs. Joffe Engineering Division in Linden for 42 divs 8 n.m.. AA SarurdKJFS p.m...A.A.R.I —a-1949- graduate oTRutgers-Uhivcrsi-— —[\ffll Ouptsr-291-* TlTl K iffnCEOSranJRCillOJMynte. 1 Hebrew school teacher in Linden and ty, where he .received a degree in . was a member.of Temple Beth Or,- .years, and retired -in • 1980. Mr. irvmcion. 372-1272, Rev.- Dennis R, McKen- —BY^GE— IWHIRbPOObl industrial engineering. ' .Clark, died Feb. 27 in Cooper Hospi- Brick\.where she lived for the' last 12 Driesens received a bachelor of sci- to. f4stor Sclwlik for Masses: Saturday Eve, DELUXE ' , 18 Cu. Ft. 18Cu.Ft- tal, Carndcn. years. She was a life member of the ence degree and master's degree in ST. LUKES LUTHERAN CHURCH "i 10 p.m., Sunday 7^0 a.m.. 10:00. a.m.. 11:30 Deluxe •Surviving are a son, Richard; two k"m. P»d 12:45Vm.- (SpnWifc Weekdays: Mrs. Joffe was the daughter of a (LCMS). Hillside and Colonia Roads. Eli- REFRIGERATOR REFRIGERATOR Extra Large Capacity daughters, Barbara-Ficrro and Anita Hadassah and of. the Sarah Slifcr chemical engineering form' Newark zabeth (908) 352-5487. Join Warther. Piuor. Monday to Friday: 7:00 a.m. 8:00 a.m, 12:00 DISHWASHER WASHER Zionist, who moved his family from Orthopedic Organization. . College of Engineering. He was a Our Sunday Worship Service is at 10:15 A.M. noon. Saur-byK 8:00 a.m.. l.2«Jno«i. Holjj- / White Only Glass Shelves Reg. *497 . McCloskcy; two sisters, Helen Pizzini Reg. *497 Multi Cycle Reg. *397 Linden to Palestine when she was a. World War II Navy veteran. Sunday Scliodi and Adull Bible Study are at (law Eve 7 30 p.m. Holyday: 7:(K).a.m,, 9:00 Reg. *497 White Only Reg. *598 and Mary Young, and . six Also surviving.are two sons, Philip • 9:00 A.M. Communion on 1st. 3rd and 5tli Sun- a m 12-00 noon. Miraculous Medal .Noveiia: grandchildren. ' :'. child. She spent her early years caring L. and Howard; a .-.daughter, -Lynn •• Mr.. Driesens was a member of the day of eacll montli Hyrnn sing on die 4th Sun- Monda'vs following Uie 12:00 noon Mass and at • for orange groves that her family had Joffe Schindel; a sister, Pnina-Rotli, Clark Public. Library Board of Trus- day. Call Church Office for more information •7-15 pm Sacramcnl of Penance: Saturday: . or Bee Packet 1:00 to 2:00 p m and follow,iii; U>c 5:30 p.m. established in Hcrzilya, near Tel and seven, grandchildren. tees, co-founder of the Clark Regional Frieda Gall :'•/• Mass. . ..••."' Aviv.'She became a.young worker for * Adult School and a charter member #DW760- . . -Frieda-Gall of Railway* who turned; the-Jewish underground, Hagannah,. NOTE: All copy clumps must he.made.in Dorolli)- G. . - • ' ' . '• • • #DVV71.0 - Frank S. Kobus • and past president of the Clark Hisior-. .#CTX18B •RT18AKXEV/ #LAT8005 100 on March '23 of last year, died that had been working for a Jewish -writing anil received by Worrall Community Worrall Community Newspapers 1 only '2 only Frank^S. Kpbus, 75, of Clark died ' ical Society. He also'-was a past presi- Newspapers NoLater" tliin 12:00 Noon. Fridays Feb. 28 in.the- Ashbrook Nursing state, and at the age of J4, sent mes- 1291 SluyvesaiiL Ave. . ' . ONLY 3 ONLY5 ONLY3 ONLY 25 Feb. 26 in. the Cranford Health arid dent and lieutenant governor of the prior to Uie following Week's publicatioa ' P.O. Box .3109 ONLY^O. Home, Scoicri Plains. sages in .Morse Code with a lamp on. Please address changes la: , . L''S t'niou. NJ.07083 •' . •-.:•• ;Extended Care Center.. '•'••. Clark Kiwanis Club and a member of Bom. .in Germany, Mrs. Gall lived dark hillsides. During' the European, •Bom in.Broqklyn, Mr. Kobus lived the Clark Elks Lodge -2327. Mr. -' iri Elizabeth and Toms River before • embargo on Palestinian produce- IWHIRLPOOLI FRIGIDAIREl MAYTAG moving, to Rahway in 1980/. " •. 18 Cu. Ft. 18 CU. Ft. Surviving are. a daughter, Margaret Extra La rige WHIRLPOOL 21 Cu. Ft, Spcidel: two. grandchildren and a FREE Information! REFRIGERATOR Capacity 18 Cu.Ft. REFRIGERATOR : REFRIGERATOR great-grandchild. - • Glass Shelves . Glass Shelves - Deluxe $ REFRIGERATOR Almond . "' . Reg. 698 WASHER ; Ice Maker - Almond Wire Shelves Reg.~$795 John H. Donahue ——andrenter-the-fourdigit—- ——-Almond-Reg. *£ Reg. $598 John H., Donahue, 77...of Rahway •selection number below! '; ' died peb. 28 in St. Perer's Medical Center, New. Brunswick. • • • '... .'. RELIGION '•'.: Bom in Newark, • Mr.' Donahue lived in Rahway since 1950. He work- 3220 Bible Verse. For The Day edfor the TENCO Corp.,.Linden,-for 1WWXB410 #RTT2100M . 30 yearsi.and retired in Ip82.as a plant ONLY4 ONLY 4 ONLY 3 JONLY4 ONLY 4 managerrMrruonanuc was a - ~ -* Call Everyday! 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BEDDING REMOVAL PERSONAL CHECKS 700 RAHWAY AVENUE' .': GARWOOD HANOVER ACCEPTED Cor: Elmora Ave., • ELIZABETH 518 North Avenue 'ikno^on^An Ope"Sundays 12'5 WaiC'VhSm (908)789-0140 GarwoodOnly Behind Roams Plus MEMBER'FDIC 3% SALES TAX • SAVE • 3% SALES TAX • SAVE • 3% SALES TAX • SAVE • 3% SALES TAX • SAVE » 3% SALES TAX » SAVE »3% SALES TAX • SAVE OPEN: Monday-Friday 10AM to 6PM • Thursday 10AM lo 8PM • Saturday 10AM lo 5PM THURSDAY, MARCH 6, 1997 — PAGE LINDEN LEADER - ROSELLE SPECTATOR *- RAHWAY PROGRESS - CLARK EAGLE .. LINDEN LEADER'- BOSELLE SPECTATOR • RAHWAY PROGRESS - CLARK EAGLE PAGE 8 — THURSDAY, MARCH 6, 1997 BUSINESS Springtime ahead said County Clerk Joanne Rajoppi. adding that because of ENTER OUR EASTER HAM Service improves the response from customers, she decided to add ABC ID • Acme Check Cashing Services. Inc.. with locations in cards to the office's functions. • Elizabeth; Edison, and Rahway, recently entered into an ABC ID cards, Rajoppi explained, arc available to quali- agreement with Cash-Point of New; York to process-bills fied applicants 21 years of age or older. She said to obtain a ENTRY BLANK* "electronically from Acme's Rahway office. The program card, a resident rnust'brjtu: an original .birth cenificate. NAME allows customers to pay a myriadof bills such as Fortu- green card or naturalization certificate and a valid driver's nofFs, U.S.- Sprint,. PSE&G and; various credit cards for a . license or voters card or voters registration card or witness AND nominal fee of only 75 cents per bill. Payments arc usually, and two recent passport-type photographs. A fee of Sf> is I ADDRESS posted within 3 business days, also needed, • . ". : • Thesystcm is just a part/of the growing number of pap- erless transactions that are changing ihe way business is • The Westfield office is located in the Union County Clerk's Office, Administration Building, 300 North Ave.' •j CITY ^-1 PHONE YOUR FREE EASTER HAM OR TURKEY being done, • • ••.;•• : East, Westfield. The office is open Monday through Friday • 'boniest'Ends Fri. March 14 . . . Roy Stanley, operations manager for Acme said,'"It's a Register here-Contest Ends Fri., March 14, 1997 from 8 a.m. to 4p.m. and it is open Thursdays, to 7 p.m. '.'• As Advertised in • nice and convenient way pf taking care of your bills with- RULES: The Merchants on this.pagemakewinning a Ham or Turkey as easy as fillingout . out the worry about whether or not the company received I Union Leader • Springfield Leader • Linden Leader • Kenihvorth Leader this coupon. You can win oneof these Hams or.turjceys to be given away FREE on March your payment."! v • Emergency program I Mountainside Echo • Roselle Park Leader •Summit Observer -Clark Eagle. J 14, 1997. Simply fill out the coupon appearing in this ad and deposit.it at any one of the Since Dec. of 1983! the City of Linden has administrated • • Roselle Spectator •Hillside Leader 'Railway Progress''Elizabeth Gazettej participating merchants. Coupons are also available at each location. No purchase The Cashpoint System is'a good addition to our other . services which includes: Check Cashine: Travelers the Linden Emergency Response System Program for the 1 Express money order sales; Moneyuram wire translers; eiGcny, pnysicany nanujcujijJtu, iiic.iiiv-il!y Ji^wt^cu mur pager and phone card sales. We are also official Bell Atlan- the socially isolated of Linden. To dale more than 300 Lin- tic and Comcast Cable paying agents whose service is.at no den recipients' have taken advantage of the 24-hour moni: charge to. the customer. toring service, and we presently serve ^-150 area residents. • Acme Cashing Services has been serving the public for • ?The'LERS unit is an easy to use wireless transmitter over 25 years. The Rahway store, located at 222 St. Which becomes a '24-hour companion and a direct link to - Georges'A've^-canTbe-cpniacted-at-381-1001.——.——— safeguarding heaitTT and safcTyTO7iTp7css~foFtfieTioltorffis" all it takes to notify the central station thai an emergency CI-ARK condition exists and within minutes, an ambulance and ANDYS CYCLE BETTY LIND CAVALIER ID cards available emergency personnel are at the.scene. . .-• • AL DAVID The Westfield office oflhe county clerk will offer Alco- DINER/RESTAURANT MARKET Photo By'Chrliloplitr Sum! & SERVICE holic Beverage ID cards to qualified applicants. At present, • If youknow a friend, neighbor, or relative in Linden thai For All Your Seafood Netds" SHOES Clark Village . A sign at near the water on St. Georges Avenue in Ra'hway warns 'Danger: Keep. applications for ABC cards can be processed only in the you are concerned about and that could bencfit-from h.iv- Happy Easter. Happy Easter Shopping Center 35 Westiield-Avenue off ice." But the water has not been frozen for.almost two months due to unseaso-. clerk's office in Elizabeth. • . 1932 E. St. George A\'.e call Walter -Cymerma at 403 N. Wood Ave. 2401 Wood Ave. 1059 Raritan Road, • .Clark • . nably warm weather. The first day of. spring is two weeks from today on March 20. "Currently, .our Westfield office processes 'passport ing their own . LRRS unit, ' Clark • 474-8627. • • ' '• ; • Linden- .' Roselle applications, notary commissions and clerk's certificates/' 908-486-2411 908-382-3331 908-382-7548 908-241-8386 For. all y?ur. Infant /children's nteds Cable rates Business act affects small iDusiness the end of 1994, is replaced by the sited more.than S50.000 in 1995 were Niirthwest Now Jersey, Comcast of Comcast Corporation, the parent of • ThcSmali Business Job Protection Comcast donated more than.$8,000 Work Opportunity Tax Credit. The to begin using by Jan.. 1, .1997. . Ocean County. Comcast of The Plain- Comcast Cablevision, is principally Act recently passed by Congress con- to four charities recently as a result, of credit is equal to 35 percent of the. first -The Business Act creates a new', fields. Comcast of Trenton and Com- •engaged in the development, manage- tains many tax-related-'measures that a special installation campaign the S6.000 in wages paid to each employ- retirement plan for small businesses cast of New Jersey. Those; systems ment and operation of Wired telecom- will affect owners of" small busines- cable system Conducted among its 9; ee who belongs to a targeted group. called Savings Incentive Match Plans serve 116 communities jn parts of munications including cable televi- ses. The Act restores some expired tax cable systems in New Jersey.. Child- .Targeted groups include members of for Employees starting in 1997. These ren's Specialized Hospital.'The-Hya-" Union." Essex. Somerset.- Middlesex. sion and,telephone services; wireless breaks, increases the amount a busi- families receiving cash welfare bene- SIMPLE plans can be adopted •'by cinth AIDS Foundation. The Com- 'telecommunications- including cellu- ness can .write-off on'equipment Hudson. Bergen, Mtrcer. Monmouth, employers with 100 or fewer crnploy- 1 ' lar, personal communications services • purchases in the.first year, broadens fits, • qualified veterans, high—risk EUROPEAN munity FoodBank of New Jersey, and' Ocean. Warren. Huhlercjpn and Mor- I 1 H ELEGANT *".i-1—_•.T"^." IT."_I -*— ,j*i.'r i'^-^rr;t.-Kt«*A*^in^ «4p»•* - —youths pcertaiivcx—fclons^y ocatinn.il P«-f and ",-h". " TK" maintain annlher LEAHLIGHT— DELAIRE Tomorrow's Children's Fund, pan of and direct-tp:fio~miTTatellit(rTclevi~ CLARK ris Couniies. rehabilitation referrals, qualificld employer-sponsored retirement plan. PHARMACY NAIL CLINIC Hackensack Medical Center. . si on:- and content through principal corporations, and makes several other CREATIONS Comcast Area Vice- President summer youth employees, and 18- to A SIMPLE must cover all employees NATURAL FOODS ^OOW.Stirripson'Ave.' • •yimcurrs.'Prdicurrs. facials. Comcast offered a special.SI9.95 ownership of QVC. the world's pre- changes. . ' • Beaut}' and Nail Salon Joseph J: Fischer, presented checks to •24-year-olds from.families receiving with S5,000 in wages. Self-employed /: ".Linden •'•;: • . Waniig. Body Therapy installation rate' to non-subscribers mier ' electronic retailer, and other' , The Business Act' increases, the the Community FoodBank for food stamps. individuals, can'set-up SIMPLEs: A 140 Central Avenue 306 N. Wood Avenue. •11,5 N:.\Vood Ave.' who signed up for cable, arid from that' programming investments. Sl7,5OQi-annual limit on depreciable 'A Comprehensive ' 3- 1275 Westfield'Aye. SIMPLE plan can be an IRA br part of '•' •' Clark.' S2.240. Children's Specialized Hospi- that can be immediately deducted to ' The tax break for employer-' . Linden Healthcare Center'.'. ' :; ' Linden ^ ' special rate,, donated Sl'O out of that ' Rahway.;. •. tal for S2.770. Hyacinth fttDS Found- • The company's consolidated and Si8,000 beginning in . 1997, then • provided education assistance .which a 401k plan. The employer must pecial rate to pneof the four charities eithermatch 3 percent of an employ- ation for S2.070; and Tomorrow's • affiliated operations serve over nine S 18.500 in 1998, S 19,000 in 1999. expired in 1994 is reinstated retroac-: pllbecl-lbe-customer'au . chain?. Children's Fund for 51.040. The - minion customers 3wiT $20,000 in 2000. S24.000 in 2001. tivelyto us expiration" 1 he CXHUMUU 908-381-4700 ^ 908-486-9446 908-862-3399 M 908-587-0835 908-381-D7b8 The participating Comcast systems casfs Class A and Class A Special contribution for .each employee. • - checks were presented to representa; and S25.000 in 2003. ; ' .- expires once again for courses begin- included Comcast of Central New' Common Stock-are traded on the Nas- Employee's- elective contributions ' lives of the respective organizations at The limit on the maximum number, ning after May .31, 1997 and dots'not, Jersey. Comcast of.Jersey City. Com- daq Stock Market under the symbols cannot exceed S6.000 per year. Con- • a. ceremony-.at- the.! cable system's of shareholders that an "S" corpora- apply to graduate-level courses after. cast of The Meadowlands,Comcast of. CMCSA and CMCSK. respectively.. tribution, are not. tixed. until with-, Union office.- "•' ' • • • •..'••" tion can have has been increased from June 30,- • 1996. The research, and Monmouth County, Comcast., of drawn. Withdrawals1 during the .first 35 to 75 beginning in 1997.:- Also, the experimentation lax credit' is rein- : two years of. an-employee's participa- limits on ihctypcs.of irusts ihat.rnay stated for expenses .paid or. incurred -. tion in a SIMPLE are subject to a new County announces new website own stock in an "S" corporation have after July 1, 1997 throgh'Ma'y 31. 25^ percent early withdrawal penalty. • been changed. Additionally, the Busi- 1997. The charitable deduction forthe -.or Westfield, they can start the progress on the Internet by ,tax. rather'than trie'usual 10 percent- ' If you plan to travel overseas and need passport inforrria- ness Act allows "S" corppratrohs for fair market value of-"qualified- appre- . obtaining their, application forms," she said. •• • penalty.lax'on most other-early "wiih- ' lion or an application: if you waht to record a trade name or. the first time to form and own subsid- ' ciated stock" '• donated to. private-, Election information is aVailable including a form for dravi-il from rctiremcnl plan's. FATHERS SON FLASH GRAMPP- even cet a form to apptyfpr'an absentee ballot, you tan do • iaries. Finally. IRS now may. waive foundations is reiriwatf^i far the sami ' applyine for an absentee ballot and dates of elections with- it easUy from your home or office today. .Union County and invalid'ejections to be-an '"S" cor- time. pcn;xi. ' ;. • . • ; in .the county. ' ' ' • • LUNCHEONETTE CLEANERS HARDWARE • 'clerk'. Joanne Rajoppi announced her office has provided. ' poration under certain circumstances The maiidaton depositing o: pj>- ' Additionally.ihfdrmation regarding filing of all t\j|es of u^inc•^^ -. some,hclpfu;rinforrnation.on Lhe new county.clerk's web- Many business tax. credit;;, thai roll taxes, cprpcrate e'.«irhjieJ :axeJ.- 929-31 Elizabeth Ave: ' real.estate and business doci'ments is available along.wiilr ' site at •www.unioncouniynj.orc/consljt/clcrk . expiredin iy[j4 have been restored or and certain excise uves v:a elecj-oni; • .-.Elizabeth' • telephone numbers to pursue information or ask'.questioiiS: . ' '-CustomerK are 'interested most m_pas>pon and travel ^ replaced under tho Business'A'ci. 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THURSDAY, MARCH 6, 1997 — PAGE 11 UNDEN LEADER - ROSELLE SPECTATOR - RAHWAY PROGRESS - CLARK EAGLE RAHWAY PROGRESS - CLARK EAGLE PAGE 10 — THURSDAY, MARCH 6, 1997 HEALTH Spivak speaks against violence Dr. Howard Spivak, a national. presentation and to hear Spivak's key- : leader in the prevention of community note address. : ,. . violence, will be the featured speaker . A.former deputy commissioner of at Rahway Hospital's 1997 Annual Public Health for the Commonwealth Spirited seniors Meeting, to be held at Rahway High of Massachusetts, who served as School auditorium on Wednesday at -director of Adolescent Services for 5:30 p.m.. . . ' the Boston Department of Health. Spivak will set the keynote for the Spivak' has been involved in youth initiatives'for a 29-mernbcr communi- violent* prevention for 15 years. He ty advisory panel called CAP, which is the author of.numerous articles on •was sponsored by Rahway Hospital, violence prevention and regularly to conduct a- sweeping community speaks on the topic before audiences health needs assessment in Union and. across the nation. . . Northern Middlesex counties. Currently, Spivak serves as the The CAP, .known as Bridges to a chief of the Division of General Healthier Community, convened on a Pediatrics and vice president for regular basis beginning in June 1996 Community Health Programs at New through March 1997 under the direc- jland Medical C tion of the Rev. James W. Ealey, pas- well as associate professor of Pediatr- tor of the Second Baptist Church, ics and Community Health at Tufts Rahway, University School of Medicine. He is a co-founder of the Boston Violence Upon charging the members of the Dr. Howard Spivak. Prevention Program, . the~firsi •Bridges CAP with their task, Ealey communitybased public health vio- • ;plained-"Tbe-term-a Healthier Community- reopening comes word of new prog- rnildew. ' . week. Thehospital's new Phillips Gyroscan placed within the magnet. Radio" ^gpy times," CAP developed a vision state- • ness groups, in 14. communities, of . can be obtained by calling the hospi- . rams ai the center, including programs "Apparently this is a very dry Also planned arc programs that NT provides physicians with the latest waves are passed through the body, scan .times than arc possible with ment for a.healthy, non-violent com- both Union and Middlesex counties, tal's Public Affairs Department" a( .for the communiiy-aMarge instead of heat," said Dcigc. "It's amazing: the would be of interest ib the general 3-dimcnsional volume, imaging- for causing the protons Ko move our of other units, meaning-patients..spend munity as:-A safe community that have been invited-to attend the CAP's 499-6137, - .' : just for seniors; . smell is gone." Well, not quite gone. public, not just to senior citizens. •very detailed studies-of even the alignment so that, they seem-, to less time inside the scanner." One of'the renovations fixed a per- :• but at least'hard to detect. "The building should be used," said tiniest anatomical structures without "wobble." When the radio wavestare - To offer patients further., comfort sistent problem in the auditorium of • The new heating system was paid Deige. "It's -i nice building." He . discomfort' to. patients, '•• . " . turned off, the original magnetic field and satisfaction,.-the new MRI unit is the center, where a number of retired for with S51,500 in city money, added that the'center is normally used Teaching vital lessons "Although, the patient is placed realigns the protons to spin uniformly, located in a. new 2,000 square foot :Joding^49TGOOir>bonds^Fhi!WS"«n- A rcrcivpr fnil . 'nrcs th<* pnrrpy ' suite which includes'a comfortattle -wailing area, lockers in which to store acoustics. . • addition to 5480,000 that has already that- on evenings and weekends the and less deep than the typical, long the protons, release as they return Jo ' personal hcjongings and a music sys- Frank Arcuri of Rahway said that • been budgeted for repairs .at' the center is available. • ; . - ' *;."'-" bore models found almost-hospital's alignment arid provide detailed infor- .. tem for- the • listening -pleasure of the acoustics were "horrible, the noise center.' . • and other centers. • . " malion. about tlie part of the body- • One of the first programs could be patients .as' they undergo the MRI went, up into the ceiling." . ••- The center had to be closed in Sep- "Due to the unique design, the being studied. . . . ' on residential' pool maintenance and. procedure.' ';.',.•'•• . According to Tony Dcigc, the Rah- tember of 1995. At that time, part of patient's head.will often be outside of MRI technology is commonly used chemicals. The center is already talk- .'• A videotape regarding MRI tech- way Director of Health' and Recrea- the roof collapsed and there were the unit," Robert White,.director for to evaluate condilions affecting mus- • ing to people from Garden-State Labs, nology is available, cm loan in Rahway tion, an earlier renovation of ihe audi- fears that a predicted eight inches of Clinical Services said. "Even when clcs, the; skeletal system, joints, arid who have, expressed an interest- in the Hospital's HeaJtb Sciences Library torium had replaced the hung ceiling snow would lead to further collapse. .inside the.enclosure;.the patient will heart: The new Runway Hospital unit, program. - •...'•' frbm'9. a.m. - 5 p.m. weekdays.'For Tjbc__ccnter was rc-opened a' year always' be able to sc.c out."- also has the capacity of providing 'with shectrock, whicrrt-absbrbed• the • further inforrhaiion or to .schedule- an Simply explained. Magnetic Reso- magnetic resonance angiographic pro- sound. Since then, the auditorium has- later with'a ncw electrical system, >. MRlc procedure during convenient. . nance . Imaging is a revoluiionan- cedures for the detection of blood had "new. panels installed near tfie upgrades to the windows and repairs daytime or'evcn'ing^hours. call (90S) Attention social clubs diagnostic technology that produces clots and aneurysms in a simple, pain- ceiling. lo the roof. These repairs were paid ;' ' ' : for with S480.000. including' '. This newspaper encourages.social, detailed.pictures of the body without less rrtanner. • '. ; .. . • , "You wouldn't believe-the differ '*&• t The unit allows patients to be £enca#said Dcige. "We couldn't talk S313.000 in bonds and SI50,000 in and civic organizations to inform the ionizing radiation. The srtiirc'e of MRI scanned whilciying in. a comfortable . Your business can grow with rr.ore *to one another unless we were ihe federal community block grants. editors about scheduled events and information is tlie nuclei of speiiific : r>C'sition. wilh no repositio.ning customers.' Reach the potential cus- only IWP ' and'talking face-to-face." Since then, a number of new prog- activities. Releases .should be typed. atoms in! the body comprised of suhr . required during the procedure. rams arc planned for the center. 'double-spaced, and'include a phone atomic; jiarticles' tomers in' your newspaper with an The cenier's healing system, which According to While this aspect is par-' lias been described as "more appropri- Among these are-possible partici- number where-a representative may . . • .One of the particles is a proton ilu: ad by-' calling-r-S00-5f>f^.911. ' " ate for [he 1930s," has also been pation with the Union County Nutri-- be reached during the day. Send infor- ' NEWS CLIPS replaced and • an centra! air- .lion Center- for a Meals on Wheels rniition lo; Editorial Department. P-O, -ff»gf TV vurimn group,, .nth, begins pet therapy program trainol ..volunteers us ' advocate* in caJLing ilitwj i o-V/'-O.- me deadline Thc ncw I • Help wanted , 'heating system has appa- 'All pets thai "Jend a helping paw",- assistinc the Domestic Violence Unit for submission of applications and all . To enhance the quality, of life for tures of their beloved pots at their bed- rcntly cleans! up'another problem at 1 and visit Care Connection receive ,a The Retired and Senior Volunteer .. of Union 'CountyFamily Court. Vol- supporting materials is March 14/ residents of'. Rahway Hospital's side ," states Christine PetrenlCo, Resi- bandanna, lo .be worn on their coltor. • -Pfggr-atn of l-H unteers are needed t^'.^p skilled nursing facility, Garc Connec- dent Activities coordinator:. "We.try •' ind'entifyinc them as a particiapanl-iji 'program of Catholic Community Ser- o.f domestic violence -by assisting with ' tion, the hospital has initiated, a Pel to makc-residents feel JS comfortable.' lo By Teddy Maithr the'program. Pet owner's, who escort vices, is accepting applications for ^paperw'ork .and helping them-through I Therapy Program. Through the new- as possible- while making |he transi- Linda S. Ershow-Levenberg the animals, alsivreeeive identification ..volunteers who wish to serve with .the" court system.-' . •- •• Employees of Rahway hospital.gear up for classes which show area residents how program; residents cari accept visits tion to return home. A visit from a fur--, AUorne\ -nl-Law ' buttons and must be accompanied by. .Travelers Aid of New Jersey. •. The- Domestic Violence. Volunteer 1 to perform cardiopulminary resussitation. The .employees utilize a simulted victim from cats .and dogs.; •-..'• -. ry friend can really 'brighten.the day ' Travelers Aid has been operating at . 1460 Morris Avenue easier done now 1 ..Ihe Resideni Activities Ccnirtiinaior'. known as-'Choking Charlie , to instruct the procedures. From left are Ron Abel and and aid in the rehabihtarioh process." •-Advocate Program's goal ,is to^-pro- ' : Union:'New Jersey 07083 ' • • "Time -and time again we noticed lbe International.Terminal B' of New- vide- attention' to • .victims. Anyone Kathy Melnykevich.."• . . • ; ' • ' •'. • : more arid more residents placing' pic- ark Airport since'1992. New volun- LEGAL SERVICES '.interested in-joining may. contact. .teers will be a-ssigned to Terminal C. • • FO ; thanlaten : Kimbcrly Maria Switzcr.. Crisis handling domestic flights. Training- SENIOR Inten'cntion Counselor,' from 9 a.m. Member, National Academy of* „ This is true of so much in life:.. PUBLIC NOTICE ' arid parking are provided by Newark : EVENTS to 4 p.m. at (908.) '527-4327, . ' ' ' Elder 1^,11%* Attorn*-\vs By preplanning funeral'arrangements .you ftave. a definite • • . NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANTS 5125 of Mortgages for. Union County. Airport and Travelers'. Aid. -For .more • We IVIalce House O»ll.s •advantage You know what you-warsi — and what you can afford. (L S ) STATE OP NEW-JERSEY TO Paao 345 which Mortgage was assignee! j DARRELL HUBBARD. Hl» heirs, dovl- on May 16, 1996, to the plaintiff,.NOR-. information, call- Ji^-Ann Croteua. (908) 686-5126 Later, someone else will have to maketne decisions .foe you.-. • sa«, and personal representatives, and WEST MORTGAGE. INC..' by •Assignment Pharmacy 'Phun' Pharmacy ha> .created .''Fun With •RSVP director. a't'(9O8V7O9-2-152' or, Scholarships available his. their or any of their successors In ol Mortgage which is .unrecorded, at this • • . And. they maynoiknow •.: .' '..'•. right' title and interest time: and (z) to recover possession ol. and Pharmacy." A clown/magician will-be 7((9-21'50 . '•'-•'. • . ..The. Harold, and Dorothy Snyder YOU APE HEREBY SUMMONED AND concerns premises commonly knowrras 6 .'.-. Poison prevention is nothing to' Algonquin Place. Elizabeth. New Jersey .- on- hand'to help get the message Foundation has announced the availa- It's a Way'o* sh'ovving.'rie p'eople.who REQUIRED to serve upon ZUCKER. down around about. However, it is GOLDBERG. BECKER.& ACKERMAN. if you are unable to obtain an-atJomey.- ; across that chemicals can.be danger- bility, of. scholarships to aid Union care for you how- much you care' ESQS., plalntilrs anomeys.wnose address you may communicate with thb New Jersey necessary to educate our children on Position open . . ., Is 1139 Spruce Drive. Mountainside, New Bar Association by calling (609) 394-1101. ous. Pre-registralion i.s required and County, students in-college or 1997 •'• Jersey' 07092-0024. telephone! number You may also contact tne Lawyer Melerrai .ihe dangers involved in accidentally •'• Like working with' artists, teachers RUNNELLS 1-908-233-8500 an Ansvver to.the Com- Service ot the County of venue by calling ingesting a poisonous substance. To space is limned: For more information high school seniors, pursuing careers plaint. Amendment To Foreclosure. Com- .1-908-353-4715. H'you cannot afford an . and •students.'' • The .lln'ion County plaint and Second Amendment to Foreclo- attorney, you may communicate with the accomplish this, .Rahway. Hospital call'499-6.19?.• •. ' . ' in nursing or construction. The (Juulitif of Our Cure sure tiled in a civil action. In which NOR- Leaai Services otnee of the County ol ven- Teen Arts.-Festival- has-a volunteer- WEST -MORTGAGE; JNC- is plaintiff and ue try calling V-908-558-1642. . •. • Applications may tie obtained by OARRELL HUBBARD. ot.'al.. are delen- OARRELL HUBBARD. his heirs. dev>-. ' position open for, volunteer "recruit- /> I lie Qutilitif of Our I'eoyle Who Cure ^_dants. pending lo l"eSupenor Court of New s; and personal representatives, and —Jsrscyv CWsnctffy 'tVvi8*Lrfi, unkxi^ct t6f^r8ny:OWff=w»oowso*»*nTignT? SHARE THE JOY and beanng Dtx:ket No F-454-97 within title and interest Is made party delendant to . Birth announcements will appear'every Thursday. :n the .Linden <=: -non...is from November to- April. thirty-live (35) days after March 6, 1997 this foreclosure action because he exe- FREE Information! exclusive of such.date. II you lail to do so. cuted plaintiffs obligation'and Tnonoage. Everybody's TaMng About.,. - Leader. Roselle Spectator. Rahway Progress - jnd me Clark fa "Duties include community'outreach';' 'Rehabilitation Center • judgment oy default may De rendered peing loreciosed herein and may be liable Eagle, Just fill out the form below and.mail it ic ' ?••* against you lor the relief demanded in the 1 :or any deficiency and oecause he Is the . communication with interested volun- CALL Inpatifnt & Outpatient . Complaint Amendment To- Foreclosure. • 'owner ol record of the mortgaged premises -.-Complaint—and-Second._Wnendment....tp ... ~tcers.~s3ie3uling and"voluhtecf~rrian; -1908} •••—>686-9898 — being loreclosed-hejein-aod Jor_any.iterx- r_._._.^_: -TSTORK..CLUB ,.__,__.:....:.r..._|>i - "4>ubacute Care— Foreclosure Complaint. You shallfile yqu' . claim or interest "you OARRELL HOB- »' '. agement at the festival. ' ... ami enter a four digii ' ' Answer and prbolol service in duplicate- '3ARD. his heirs, devisees, arid/personal- 1291 Stuyvesant Ave., P.O. Box 3109 '^ ' Long Term Care • with the Clerk ol tne Supenor Court of New representatives, and his. thier or any of. . Tlie Union County Teen Arts Festi-' ., selection number below' Jersey Hughes justice Complex - CN 971. tneir successors in nght. title and interest 24 HOUR VOICE INFORMATION SERVICE Union,-N..J. 07083 p Trenton New Jersey 08625. together witr. may have in. to or against 4he.mortgaged" Information val. sponsored-by the County.Office State-of-the-art ' your cKec* in the sum ol.S105.00 repre- • ' sentmg the lilmg te« In accordance with the premises. DQNALD ^ PHEUAN. CLERK YOUR ANNOUNCEMENT WILL APPEAR |j of Cultural.'.and Ileriiage. Affairs. SENIOR CITIZENS facility, rules ol civil.practice and procedure. SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY •This action has been instituted for tne THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO • By FREE OF CHARGE, OUR GIFT TO YOU ^ Division of Park's-and Recreation,'is a staffed - purbose of P)' foreclosing a Mortgage COLLECT. 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RAHWAY PROGRESS - CLARK EAGLE RAHWAY PROGRESS • CLARK EAGLE THURSDAY. MARCH 6. 1997 — PAGE 13 PAGE 12 — THURSDAY, MARCH 6, 1997 Music school announces EDUCATION piano competition dates Resident earns philosophy degree %. Dad gives Wendy Walton Reichenbach. The Styjniak Music School announces its Second Piano Competition for young Formerly, .Reicbenbach was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Chemical Safety Coordinator.of the donations pianists. The competition is to be at the Polish Cultural Foundation irrClark on Walton of 798 Central Ave. in Rah- June 14 and 15 and the presentation of winners will take place at tr* prestigious Ohio State University Chemistry way recently was awarded her Doctor Department. She has lectured exten- Carrd Hall in Manhattan on June 22. Cash prizes will total S2.000.00. of Philosophy degree from Ohio State for events The purpose of the competition is threefold: to provide the right environment sively in Ohio and nationally, and has University with" a major in Food The . costs involved, in running for tbegrbwth of young pianists, to set goals for their musical education porcess organized statewide .'workshops on- Chemistry. ...•'' school events, especially the more and therefore to provide motivation for them and their parents, and to reward. chemical health and safety. She is cur- Reichenbach, a graduate of Rah- elaborate ones like the Annual Semi- . tbeirhard work oy creating an excellent opportunity for public exposure and. rently organizing and- will co- way High School, earned her Bache-. moderate a symposium entitled Formal, can sometimes be hefty! But cash prizes for the best. . Ibr of Science degree from Douglass 'Travels of the Food Gbemist Along thanks to Walter Swierc. the pain will Encouraged by.the tremendous success of the last competition which took College.summa cum laude, and a the Information. SuperHighway" for be a little less this year. Swierc. a. place last June, Jerzy Stryjniak.a professional concert pianist and the president master's degree from Purdue Univer- the American Chemical Society rcg-' commerical printer whose daughter of the Stryjniak Music School, decided the school should have the competition sity. She is a member of Sigma Xi, ion'al meeting which will be held in Lauren is a freshman at Arthur L. every year.- '' • . '. • • National Science Honor. Society.Iota Midland, Michigan in May 1997. Johnson Regional High .School in' Sigma Pi, Phi Kappa Phi; Ohio State Clark, has prepared the- formally, .There were about forty participants in the first competition last year..They . Presently, she'is a Scientific Infor- Honor Fraternity, and Gamma Sigma printed bids and envelopes for.the competed in four categories from beginners to advanced. The toughest contest mation Analyst at Chemical Abstracts re f Delta, The Honor Society of Agricul- event at no cost to the ALJ Student took place in the beginners group.where^™^ ? '** I^^T^.^^. r Service, the-professional-journal of 1 1 ture and Th^ Arnf ri ?n' Oirmirai Council. , • Velaijellino, proiessor. pi Manncs Cullers vtMJ.'ic, could not rinf in * T "™ iUAuy mTTjjlUInuus, Ohio, and Society. "That's a nice gesture that helps us of Hve to eight old pianists and decided to announce all 'of them winners, In teaches chemistry part-time at Ohio Artists prepare for their performance at the sixth-district anticipation of: such possibility, the organizers had prepared toys, chocolates Rcichcnbach's dissertation a lot." said Student Council President State University arid Columbus State Alicia Clarke. "On behalf of the coun- Members of the Rahway Women's Club gather for a of the New Jersey Federation of Women's Clubs in and candies provided try Adarnba Imports of Brooklyn, NY for each participant . researched "Kinetics of the Oxidative Wendy Reichenbach • Community College. ••''... Rahway. The event was the Arts-F'erforming Day held cil. I appreciate Swicrc's'donation and • celebration of the performing arts. From left are Leridir . in this group. Cash prizes then, in-total of 1,000, founded by LOT Polish Air- Stabilization of Uns'afurated Fatty , . . , .-• -. • ' ..- This month she'was elected, and" recently in Berkely- HeightS lines;' were distributed among best performers in three higher categories. Acids Encapsulated in Cyclodextrins thank him' for it." ' . . Stewart, Doris Bachmari and Ora Kokol for her presentation, was awarded .the WJH lajje ofTice as Chairman-etect of The-council customarily gives back and NNMR Analyses of Encapsulated American Oil Chemists* Sociejy-Hon- \\y .American Chemical Society of The winners were invited 1o perform the gala""concert"in Catni Fatty Acid Conformation." Dr. Reich- orcd Graduate Student Award and Ohio; . -.'.'.• . ,\ ' low-ing week. That evening they were also awarded, in front of the aplauding ( I'orm of scholarships and '.prizes. enbach won. first place in the Ohio received the Sigma Xi Graduate She is married to Attorney Scth audience, with the prizes — Stryjniak and his wife Joanna personally presented' .. Barbara Halloran-takes a moment from her daily duties Swierc's business. Horizon Printing,. ciation to all chibs represented in rietta Dc Pass. Doris Bachman also State University Graduate Research Research Award from the Ohio State Reichenbach and they reside in to enjoy being named Staff Member of the Month. Prin- ••• • Encouraging Performing Arts in sixth district: Doris B.achman, district each laureate with the check and diploma. is located on Westifcld Avenue in poetry, book report and essay read- sang- with the chorus and Ora Kokol Forum School of Agriculture Division Chapter of Sigma. Xi.' Worthingtoh, Ohio. • . cipal David Carl, of Arthur L Johnson Regional High the sixth district of the New Jersey performing arts chairperson, intro- Clark." . ••••.' ;'• 1 lead the song "America, the Beauti- •.. . • It is anticipated that this year competition, will attract substantially more pian- School announced the.honor last week.. State Federation of Women's Clubs duced performers and prepared the ings; also, musical renditions. "Sweric's not only a nice guy. he's ful" at the start of this cultural event. . ists. The cash awards, therefore, were initially increased to 52,000. However, were the above leading participants in program booklet.. • . : a smart guy. It's important that- the • • Several state officers attended-as the school is organising its own fund-rising event in hope of raising more the successful annual Arts- Isobelle B'osman', district head-of 1 school and the community work •guests, including Madeline Kirk- money for awards. . .\'s A worthwhile chat Performing' Day held recently in the Lcnoir Stewart, is president of the program assistance, introduced mem- Staff member honored together," said Council Advisor Kurt The-school's spring ball will be held at ih'e'.Polish Consulate General at 37th district Past Presidents' Club which bers giving their club program bright, sixth district Vice president, Epps. "We all benefit by mutual Westminster-Presbyterian Church.in 1 x and past president Of the Rahway' Street and Madison Avenue in Manhattan on April 26 at 8 p.m.,;: ..'• • Berkeley Heights. ., . served refreshments. Ora Kokol, state -, reports. Aside-from their, leadership cooperation." t All interested in taking part in the competition should contact Joanna Stry- chairperson for Arts-Performing, ver- roles, Lcnoir Stewart presented an Woman's Club; Eileen Becker, state for dedicated service Dance planned original poem and sangwith the dis- chair for program assistance, and Bet- jniak at (7-18) 271-7745, or. the Polish Cultural Foundation at (908) 382-7197. The day included program assis- sus the slate's Art-Creative depart- Barbara' Halloran, an employee at friend's brother, Frank. They have Established as a dress-up affair trict chorus under direction of. Hen- ty. Loizcau,- NJSFWC past president. Applications are available now. . - - .- tance reports from various clubs in the ments, awarded certificates of appre- Arthur L. Johnson Regional High four sons: Ken, Rich, Mike and Pat. whtth did not require a dale, the ALJ School, was recently named.as Staff Halloran's hobbies include spread-, Student Council's Annual Semi- Member of the Month. Halloran ing "Irish Cheer,", playing in the dirt Formal Ball will be held tomorrow at Support group offers direct care began her career at ALT as.a part-time of net garden and decorating the gui- the Gran Centurions in Clark. -The job placement clerk. Laid off in June dance office. She and her husband arc. event- now in its sixth year, invites members of all classes for an evening Taking on the role of caregiyer for an elderly family • Identification and assessment of community resources. of 1977, she returned in November of- active members of the Joseph ,P. of dress up fun. music, dance.and member of friend can be a difficult task.'Both individuals • Legal aspects — advance directives, durable power of that year as aclerk in the guidance ' Nugent Association and vacations food.. •.-;'-.' • . who. actually provide day-in-day-out care and those who attorney. . office where she continues to work as have included trips to Ireland. may not ariminig'T clircrt care "hut are responsible for such » Proper nutrition and potential feedinp problems. a data entry clerk. - .-.'An important part of Halloran's-life "It's fun," said Jen Applebaum. support may be overwhelmed. Rahway Hospital's support ' • Medication • considerations. . A • graduate of Jonathan Dayton is her six grandchildren, soon to be Student.Council Treasurer. "And-any- group, Because YpuCare, provides an opportunity to care- ' The sevenrweek program will meet on Monday even- Regional High School. Halloran'grew seven. After degregionalization, she bodycan go. You don't have to be a givers to. share common experiences with others who arc ings from 6:30 to 7:30 at Rahway Hospital in the 4A • up in Clark and married a high school will remain at ALJ. junior or .senior like at the Prom, and enduring the: same responsibility. Lounge beginning March 17. • • . . you don't even have to have a dale." "Many people are unaware of what is really- irivolvcd Due to the interactive nature of this program, space is Students can go singly or in'-groups ' when they take on the task of tending to an ill family mem- • limited. To register, call Rahway Hospital Community of friends, and many do according to ber, or friend,"' Neelam Vcrma, RN. on. staff at Rahway Outreach at (908) 499-6193. PEOPLE IN THE SERVICE Principal' David Carl. • •• ' Mill! I !•• IIMI^.- I I.I *~ II I I III II ! r "IT'S always a nir^'nffoir tKr* <;tn- a. ne is tne son 01 tne Kev. Verma will be facilitating the support group along with can help if'you're a care .giver and: "GiBbs honored ' , -- ~ dents are exceptionally well behaved Rudolph P. and. Audrey E.. Gibbs of Susan Bundy, RN. who. works as a community health • You feel as if you are the only person in the world that Air Force Senior Airman Rudolph and everyone has fun," he Said. "And has the responsibility of caring for a sick relative or friend. V. Gibbs Jr. has been named airman of Lawrence street, Rahway. His wife,' it's always interesting to see the kids. nurse. - . •• . . - ' . ; Sonja, is the daughter of Robert L. • No matter what you do it never- seems like enough. . the quarter! Selection was based on all dressed up." ' ': and Emma L. Agec of Yates Avenue, "Learning to cope together can provide that insight • You can never find the necessary time or place to be the individual's exemplary duly per- . . The dance begins at 7:30 and ends Newark. . needed to' care, for a. loved one," Bundy said. alone. '.: • '' ' . ' . ' Members of the Clark education community -meet with students to discuss the formance, job knowledge • and other at V-1-.30." Tickets are available . in . Each meeting-will begin with short informative sessions ,»* Caregiving pressures are leading to conflicts with ^..town's transition from.a regional high school• district and Kindergarterv through. . accomplishments. The airman is a 1.986 graduate of school to ALJ students only during . :r r : covering various aspects of- caring tor the chronically ill other family members. ' " • :. ^^i5rade"eighrinto a KlndergarteTi'trirougri Grade 12. district. From left "are-Supeffn- - Gibbs is a microcomputer techni- Rahway High School and a 1990 gra- lunch periods at a cost of. $25. For from shopping to managing finances. . information, parents can call • Your responsibilities as caregiyer arc interfering with tendeht Paul Ortenzio, and students Susie Park, Rachel Heller and- Sean Gardner. cian with the 89th Supply Squadron atn duate of Rutgers University,' New Topics to- be.explored include but are not limited to: your job. .=..... Andrews Air Force Base, Camp Brunswick.' .90Sr3S:-09;i0.-exi". 32OS. . '.' • Issues encountered in daily care. • Feelings of exhaustion and resentment have replaced . •' Psychological .and behavioral aspects of chronic loving and.caring. •• •'''•.. . illness. ' ' '.;'.. .' ' . . • You feel "it- is selfish to think about your own needs. '. • Home, health care options. .... From left Carolyn Cole-Sabur of the African-AmericariJewish Relations Committee of • • Elizabeth' receives a resolution from Freeholders:Carol Cohen. Walter McNeil, Jr. and ; force honors explorers Donald Goncalves. -, • " . • ' ,:- • . UN ION COU NTY CLASS I Fl ED

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HIGHLIGHTS .Reservation's Sierra Trail. forth to help in the county's other trail maintenance tiff Oils. It is our hope Pruning, litter pick-up, installation of will continue at Delaware The money corncs from the state. The Johnson Regional be Hock- water bars and wood of rock steps and Department of Environmental Protec- thai, many members of the public will ey team, fresh off its win in the removing fallen trees are a few possi- tion's Division of Parks and Forestry, be interested in this special project fourth annual Mclnnis Cop, will ble projects. •• .. ' under the l996.Nalional Recreational and call Trailside to register." open state tournament play with a Midfielder earned Division 1 scholarship For more, information or. to register Trails Act. ' • . . ' "I understand that 16 dedicated vol- first-round game against a I very for March's trail-work day or for furth- • Funding will< be used to purchase unteers, supervised by. Trailside' good Morristown team. By Andrew McGann with 17 points on eight goals, and nine assists. er information on participating in the materials for an elevated boardwalk Nature and Science Center staff, ' Johnson competes in the Ameri- -,•-•.' SUIT Writer — In 1994,' Healy's first season as a starter, the Crusaders National Trails Act boardwalk pro- - approximately 200-feet-long and recently worked non-stop to complete can B Division. Johnson Regional High School standout, midfielder ended the year at 16-3-1. He found the net four times'a'nd ject, call (908) 789-3670. . 8-feet-widc. The boardwalk will cov- trail maintenance work along wo Bryan Healy will be attending the University of Delaware assisted on seven other goals for a total of .11 points. . • Family night According {40 Johnson head er part of the trail, which crosses three other hiking trails." said Vice Chair- this fall after receiving a four-year soccer scholarship from • "He was a mainstay, a major.contributor arid pan of Jhe •: The Rahway Division of Parks and' coach Alan Milstein, the scoring • small streams in Berkeley' Heights. man Dan Sullivan, who serves as liai- trio of Brian Eberenz, Josh Gold- the Division 1 school. .' . . . • basic foundation for bur success the. last three years." . -fteet eimn I've luil me•Go* all'Uie attribute* of i The area is muddy and wet, making son to • the • £arks and Kccreation bcrs to join "Family Night*' scheduled farb and Jason Hassler. who are oryan is one 01me uncsi player, including size.strength, technical ability, great vis- it'.difficult1 for hikers, birdwatchers Advisory- Board. . for Tuesday evening, March 25, at seniors,, is far ahead of the rest of opportunity to coach in.many years," Johnson head boys', ion and great touch." ••"'-.. ' • and crosscountry skiers to pass. Due ' "Woodchips and gravel were put . Rahw.ay Intermediate School the team in terms of total points and soccer coach Al Czaya said. "He's a rugged competitor all three have tallied'more than 30 Last season the Blue Hens of Delaware went 8-7-1 dur-' tollvcdifficuity in navigating the trail, down along a wet- section of the Red Gymnasium. • ,.''•.."•'..''' who the young people attending the games try to emulate.". 1 this, season. ' ing a rebuilding year under a new coach. The 17-year old . users "have. created 'alternate." routes •Trail, while another group re-routed • Grades 1 to 3 with family, mem* Healy is quick to point but that he received a lot of help _ resulting in erosion,, loss of top soil another severely eroded section of the Johnson will need solid efforts along the way in earning the scholarship; ' •Healy. who also received( scholarship offers from Villano- 7 bcrs. from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. a.nd damage to irect;. wild flowers and "Sicn^Trail;" heTaddcd. "Thcsifpark " > Grades 4 to 6 wkh family mem-, ^-t'1-would like to-tbJnk_iny-parents»_Williamand;Pau_my_ -va-andrMarisl,-willTmajor-in4ibcral-aris- • other vegetation. The boardwalk' is lands and trails-are ah important part bcrs. from 7:45 to 8:45 p.m. • advance in the state tournament. coach Al Czaya; my assistant coach' Wayne Fennes and Healy has also been a member of the Colonia Soccer Club for the past few-seasons. The traveling team has • expecteJ to prevent future erosion and. of public recreation and our natural, Registration.will be held on March .•','''• ' ••• "' • ' above all .God," Healy said.' .... '.' allow the'old.trail to rest.. • • • environment. Volunteers who help 11 and 12 between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. •The Clark, 6th grade traveling . During Healy's three seasons playing at the. v.vsity brought Healy and the rest of the team to Florida, among level, he and the Crusaders lost just seven games, compil- other places. " • • : "Volunteers will play an important 'maintain this land are greatly arid 7 to 8 p.m. at the Claude Reed basketball team won two of. three 1 ing a 53-7-2 recbrdi.an accomplishment that Healy and Healy has been playing soccer for at least 14. years. part in installing the boardwalk." said . appreciated.' Building.. 1670 Irving St. Availability 'games last week in Garden Stale Czaya both takegrcat pride in. ...•••'•'. Although he enjoyed playing other sports, he realized his Board of Chosen Freeholders. Chair- 1 • Watchuns Reservation trail work-. is limited. . . . ' •Youth wrestlers take abreak during the Rahway Division ofParks and Recreation wres- Basketball League action..'-. tling program: The.program will continue this month and then will break until next tan. Clark. upended Mountainside Healy's numbers at Johnson improved after both his talents were in soccer and therefore concentrated on honr' • 42-15 behind the efforts of Shaun sophomore and junior seasons'. '-.•-.'.''. ing his skills. . . • . '•'.-. Griffin and Jonathan Melli, who ran This past season Healy.put.up career-best numbers in With the emergence of Major League Soccer last year, Gazing at the geese the fast break to give Clark a 27-5 goals with 10, assists with 12 ahdpoihts with 22. The Cru- star American players no longer have to travel to Europe to ••. i halftime . lead.. Griffin • and Melli saders finished'the season 16-3.and captured their second seek' fortune and. fame in professional soccer. combined for 31 points. ' straight Mountain Valley Conference-Mountain Division Although he said he is not thinking about his life after Bobby . Juzefyk, Kevin Clo'ss, championship. .'••,.- college right now, Healy said he would "definitely" like to Robbie Seissel, Derek- Grysko, In 1995. aside from winning the MVC-Mountain crown play in the MLS someday if that becomes an option. He Kevin Nolan, Danny Cqlatrella and The standout play of Bryan Healy has sparked, the and Union County Tournament championship, the Crusad- said he is also pondering a career in psychology in the foot- Ray Mcgill. also played well. Johnsoa Regional High School varsity boys', soccer ers capturedihe North Jersey, Section 2, Group 2 title and steps of his father.. • . ' Clark downed a ,tough Cranford team to. a 53-7-2 mark the past three seasons. He will reached the Group 2- championship game" as they finished Czaya said Heaiy'will be missed, but his presence P.A.L. squad 45-27 at Cranford ".'" continue his career on the Division 1 level at the Univer- with one of the best records in-school history at 21-1-1. helped to rebuild the Crusader program! He believes it will High School. Griffin. .Melli and sity of Delaware. : . Healy, who also played forward, finished that season continue lo flourish in his absence. ' . Robbie Hydock combined .for 40 points. Griifin was the top gun, net- ting^OrHydoclrwas-a-Teboiindtiig- machine, grabbing 17 boards and Rattwayr^ohrrtsorr Melli dished out eight assists. Chris IS Cancrb, Seissel and Juzefyk also played Well... • ' • excel in District 11 was a team effprt Clark had it's five-game winning streak snapped in a tough loss to New Providence 49-44; Melli Johnson wins Mclnnis Cup scored 16 points. Griffin 14 and . : By Andrew McGann Hydock 10. ' By Andrew McGann (152).. and.William Colbert (215) SUfT Writer •'••••'• '••'•••• .: to finish in the top two. or three. the higher your rate of return! .The Clark Men's Softball Staff Writer Due to a back injury, Ryan Ginch. were the other Rahway wrestlers who The Johnson Regional ice hockey team captured its first-ever Mclnnis League is looking for one team for Eight Rahway High School wrest- (170) was also unavailable for Satur- captured district championships. • Cup Saturday by scoring seven unanswered, goals and knocking off- the upcoming Softball season: The lers battled their way through last day's finals... • • " Smith's record now stands at 25-4 : Livingston 7-3'at South Mountain Arena.- . ' . ' ' ,"-. ' APY Balance 22-gamc campaign runs from April Saturday's District• 11 championships with 12 pins. Frazier is now 21-4 witlv Johnsoa Regional,.the tournament's top seed, improved to 17-2-4 with • to July and the league consists Of 14 at Westfield to. advance to Region 3 16 pins and Colbert is 22-4 with 17. the champiooship ynt^ livingslon.^^ the third seed, fell to 13-9-2. The Johnson Regional ice hockey team consists of students who attend : - 4.08% $90,GOO teams split tip into two divisions. competition which commenced., last • H.S. Wrestling pins. either Johnson Regional or Dayton Regional and who hail from Clark, Anyone interested in participat- night at Union. Region 3 continues' . Shawn Stueber (119) was Rail- % : : i. Campanelli and Ginch were among Springfield, Mountainside and.Kenilworth.; -.."..-••'. • tomorrow night arid concludes way's only second-place finisher. He ..3;56 - '-" S4G,0Qd- ing may contact- Rich Martucci at Rahw'ay's top wrestlers-all year. Saturday. - . • • .. was defeated for just,the second time . "This is the' furthest we've ever excelerated in the history of the team." 908-965-7815. -.,•.' Stueber said the absence of the two 1 % Despite a close, hard fought battle, this year in the districts and his record head coach Alan Milstein said. ...'..; . : . Above:.a young child points to where geese are- gathering near a 'Goose Crossing. S10,000 . • :'.•••;'' wrestlers hurt his team's chances of a. 3.05 Rahway was not able to overcome key now stands at 22-2 with 17 pins. '. Early in the second period Johnson was down by a 3-0 count, hut Mils- sign at Rahway River Park. Below: Strollers step their way .along..a. path, near a Baseball and Softball umpires'are District 11 three-peat, but he also ; injuries to two Indian wrestlers and Matt Brophy (145).- Jason Crutchr tein said, his faith in the Crusaders never wavered. • gaggle of.geese. -'• • " • • • • .' ••'••. . .-.-.•-.. • needed for Rahway P.A.L. compet- noted that the Elizabeth team, which .2.53% S2,00D failed to claim its third staight District field (160) and Tom O'Reilly (189)!, "Even though we. were down 3-0 al that point, we were out-shooting ition. . Call toji'y^ Diege " at sent nitie wrestlers on to the regionals. 11 title. Elizabeth took the champion- all took third in the districts. Brophy is. • them and out-playing them and 1 was confident-we were-going .to. come 908-827-2016. . .' \ .. "• wrestled, in champion form.. ship bya 169-150 count. Johnson, now 15-7 with ten pins, Crutchfield is back," Milstein said. . • l ••'•".' Axia's Statement Savingshas/flexibility. 'Convenience and guaranteed-satyry - ah Tolii-u . '• '..'•.•-••• Junior Antonio Garay (HWT) took Regional finished with third 111. 22r* with 13 pins and O'Reilly is: Defenseman Dan Brede scored Johnson's first two goals of the game into, one unique account! You can deposit and withdraw-a.'t am'rime without-penjir. The following' are Rahway Divi- .his. third consecutive District 11 title Jimmy Campanelli (125) had dislo- 17-10 with 13 pins. ' ' .'." in the second period. The goals came in a span of 3:10 arid pulled the sion of Parks & Recreation by'registering a pin at 3:12 against ' bur the more you keep on deposit, the more irirefest voullearn'.' Auto-ma'nc.illv! Women's Voiicyb'all League stanch cated fiis shoulder a.week prior to the *** • • Crusaders Within one at 3-2. Brede also assisted on Johnson's seventh ings as of Feb. 25: cnampionships and was unavaiiaoie dlid fiiiil. goal. ; :—' — — : : — Each dav thar your account.meets one-ot• rh.c Balance requirements shown above, the team grappled its way to a surprising; Hampton Sand (5-16) . . Saturday. Rahway head coach Fred tory. Garay ran his' record this season Mike Seaburger Ued the game'at 3-3 with 6:03 left in the second ori tlte entire'accourtt will.earri'the corresponding APV: The'.minimum opening deposit is . third place finish. '•'.• .• .Gallagher's (44-13). . ' Stueber said if Gampanelli had to'26-0 with 19 'pins. '.' • .second of three assists from.center Josh Goldfarb, • \ -. "I'm surprised we finished that 'on.ly.S200. • •• , ' . ' :. ^ . .. •• '.. . • ;'.;. ^ ' /" General Locksmith (44 13) wrestled he expected the J25-poundcr- Jay ' Smith • (135), Kanee. Frazier It was all Johnson in the third as Jarret Fennes. Jason Hassler, Brian r high," head coach.Ron Ferrara said. • Scoreboard (35-22) ' • ' Eberenz and Tom Samecki all connected for goals to ice the game for the .'.'..'. • .. •'•'•. Enjoy these additional features: ., . • . .' "We really wrestled well, the best, we ; Power Play.(30-27) ••' .' . Crusaders. • • • • •. . ; wrestled all year." . 1^_ ; • MAC- Card with ' .. • •Convenient-Monthly' •' ' '* Transfer to'Checking aix: Colubus Manufacturing (27-30) Goalie Anthony Chango played strong between the pipes for Johnson, : "• Ferrara' said • he didrft expect too .' .No Monthly Fee '..."• Statements ' . •'." • .'Direc: iX-po^i: Privileges Butch Kowals Tavern (25-32) Rahway boys' home tonight stopping 11 of 14 shots, includingevery shot he faced after 1:42 into the' ' much from this year's team because .Pettit-Davis" (25-32') 1 second period. ' . . . • . • i A!i taicwrr >ct by Aiu t rJmi .^jvi : r..r.v," :'••'*< • • .i'i - The Rahway High School boys' basketball team's nln in the Union County they are'so young, but he was pteas" Maltpr-O'Donnell Architect I'cricnuuc YlclJ IAI'Y) i^dtrjc-, ikj Tournament ended last week when it was defeated by top-seeded Elizabe'th antly surprised by their veteran-like . The Crusaders butshot Livingston 4i-14, including a 19-6 advantage pounded duiiyand tr^ditf.l nmmr-.l (23-34) ' . • •.••;". 60-46 in the first- semifinal' at the Dunn'Sport Center. • • . • .performances jn the districts.. - in the third period. ' . • • . ' '• ' • . ma: fall hciri».*:(Ui jr jnv ii~t Jj Rahway FM.BA.#33.(19-38) .Rahway is homt tonight in the state, tournament.. • '...." Johnson placed ahead of Cranford, • Johnson advanced to the Mclnnis Cup championship game by record- Styles Inn (17-40) ' .' • . The Indians gave Elizabeth a good run for their money and even ltd .the game Westfield-and Linden arid.advanced. ing a Shootout victory over Bridgewater-Raritari 5-4'in last week's semi- Merchants of Venice (3-54).. : ' 26-25 at .the half. • ' ' .'• . .• '••," '.'".'.- '. .'- six wrestlers into Region j. ', •' finals. The two teams were tied 4-4 after regulation and an eight-minute- Federal '••••• ' • ' . ' . Savings . Louis Campbell, who poured in 31 points in Rahway's upset victory over ••" Todd DeWitt was'Johnson's only' overtime. ' . • • , : Axia . There arc a- number of New Roselle to help the Indians advance into the semis, scored just 10. points on district charnpiori.as he took the'.1.45 Jersey Scholastic Coaches- Associa- The-Crusaders Won in dramatic fashion after Eberenz,. a left.winger. 2-of-ll shooting against Elizabeth. .•••".'.'• -.'••••' . weight class. His record now stands at tion Coaches Clinics upcoming. scored the third and decisive goal for Johnson in'the best-6f-five shoot: Despite Campbell'soff game, Rahway. was able to keep the score close until '•' 22:6. with. 10 pins. . ... • Bank Here's a iook at a.- few; • out. Eberenz also scored twice in regulation. ' . • the. third quarter when they were, outscored 18-8. . Willie Corbisiero (125) sufferedhis Milstein said he was more impressed with the come-from-behind vic- Golf: Sunday, March 9 at Sophomore center Keith Duncan led the Indians with a season-high 16 points Woodbridge Township -Rahway. Linden • Brunswick .first defeat of the season when he Tan tory over Bridegwater-Raritan, rather than the victory against Livingston, NJSIAA Headquarters in Robbins- and forward Robert Les'ter, normally known for his inside game,.hit two three- into Elizabeth's. KirnoGeter. in the because Bridgewater-Raritan Is, in his.analysis,"a better team. MilstcLn ville from 8:15 a.m. to" 3. p.m. point shots and finished'with eight points despite a bad back. " : • finals' By winning, Geter won his said it took some motivating, play-changing and re-direction to lead his Soccer: Saturday, April 12 at Three-point threat Cerlil Charles failed to. can a- trey, but finished, with si'.v ; fourth straight district title. Corbi- team to victory. ' .-./ ".'.. • -: A'-One Banking...Trimvrruu''* Bunking lodi'r, Toms River North High School points anyway. •'.-.' ' ' . siergls_reconi now stands at 24-1 with ' Chango stopped 19 shots in the win. • • •••• -i p 15 pins. •..•:... Eberenz, Gpldfarb ^^^hJcand Hassler, the team captaind .by'ttiei r .tandem of . Wrestling: Friday, May 9 at the at 7 against Nowark West Side.'- ...... • . . , Nick Lim (103) and Mike Mergott Eberenz plays ccnter'and is Johnson's top goal-scorer and Goldfarb- College of New Jersey from 8 a.m. If .the Indians, seeded second in North Jersey, Section 2. Group ?. advance : . (152) also took second place in the and Hassler, who plays center, are battling for the lead in assists. Eberenz to' 3 p.m. ."'••• past'seventh-seeded West-Side, they would play again at home this Saturday. More information jna^ be J^sfricts. Lim's record is now 14-7. -and Goldfarb play_onjhe^firet Jine_and^^^ obtained by calling the: NJSIAA at '' wfthlhree pins and Mergott is '.. Rahway defeated Shabazz 72-70 in last year's, sectional final. : 609-259-2776. with three pins.

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t UNDEN LEADER , nnSELLE SPECTATOR - RAHWAY PROGRESS • EAGLE PAGE 16 — THURSDAY, MARCH 6, 1997 COUNTYN WORRALL COMMUNITY NEWSPAPERS THURSDAY, MARCH 6, 1997 SECTION B Honest Time has run out Freeholders want liberals new UCUA board can't win By S«an Daily UCUA may lose a virtual monopoly Staff Writer . on garbage disposal in Union County Late last month. New Jersey The new crop of commissioners at in a little' 'more than a year's time. earned the dubious distinction of the UCUA may be less than a week This is the result of a ruling by a delivering the, vote in the Senate old, but the Board of Chosen Freehol- federal court that ruled the waste flow that killed, for the year, the chance ders already wants them out. laws of New Jersey are unconstitu- of passing the Balanced Budget The Democrat-controlled freehol- tional This means the 21 municipali- Amendment to the Constitution. Of ders gave initial approval to an oxdi- ties of Union County, which have course it was Sen. Bob Tom'celli • nance that would reorganize the been forced lo send their garbage to who'dealtthe"death blowrburwe'nr BdfC -the- UCUA-^s—incinerator.—-will—be— all to blame because we habitually ijiissjoiiers at the UCUA and,-in the allowco*to look forcheaper garbage elect liberals. . process, dismiss all of the current disposal facilities and that the UCUA ' comrnissioiv'.s. will have to compete in an open The ordinance, which is up for- market. Common approval on March 13, would reduce If the UCUA loses enough busi- the. number of commissioners from • ness, it may not be able to pay off its Sense nine to seven. When asked about the more than S200 million in. bonds. change in the number of commission- The Board of Chosen Freeholders By. Jay Hochberg ' crs; Freeholder Vice Chairman Dan hired the legal firm of DeCotiis, Fitz-.-' Regional Editor . Sullivan said that a seyen-membcr gerald and Gluck to find ways to make the UCUA perform more effi- Legislators representing Union County show the 'National Debt Clock,' which Board of Commissioners would be 1 "more responsive." "more cohesive" ciently tc> lower its tipping fee. UCUA fs a nasty habit we have. In recently was displayed at L Affaire in Mountainside, to call attention to the vote on and "more manageable." He. added officers in the past have said that.they tatewide elections, liberal candi- the proposed Balanced Budget Amendment. The clock has become a landmark in that Rahway, the site of the UCUA's will not be able to lower the tipping dates promise to be fiscally pru- midtown Manhattan, where it continuously displays the dollar amount the federal incinerator, will still have the right to fee enough to become competitive dent, and too many of us buy it. In government spends and the resulting debt for each family in the country. Passage recpmmen_d two of thebecause of the way the bond payments 988, candidate Jim Florio swore of the proposed amendment to the Constitution Was prevented in the Senate for '. i; •' commissioners. arid debt service arc • structured. he wouldn't raise taxes, and.then the second time in two years, this time when Sen! Bob Torricellj cast the deciding" "The main reason is that we feel But such a climate is one reason not . Governor Florio put together a SI nay vote last month. From left: Assemblymen Alan Augustine and Richard Bagger, that the current commissioners on the to pass this ordinance, said Republi- billion tax hike package that left R-Union, and Rep. Bob Franks, R-7. . ,' . UClJA have not done enough to show- can' Freeholder Ed'Force, and that the >Jew Jersey lagging in the recovery that they can drop the tipping fee to a ordinance is "creating chaos in an from-thc-nationaLreccssiorLcaused- competitive levelTn~lhlTntxryear~7o~ —atmosphere-that-is-already-unstable.^— by .the Bush' tax hikes. The state 18 months," said Sullivan., a "We're sending the wrong message upportcd. Bush too. Democrat. . to 21 towns that no one-has a handle • In Torricelli's case, the lie is on soiid waste -management," he saidj Uglier. He campaigned to victory • The new Board of Commissioners is about three weeks old. with two adding that such an ordinance would ast year promising to continue his BUY A SERT A G ALL ANT new members, both Democrats, being result in the appointment of an all- support of the. balanced budget allocate $3.4M to county Democratic Board of Commissioners sworn in recently. amendment. It was a believable Rut Sullivan- qairi thai the nthcr instead of the current' bipartisan one.. -Thetotahforthes stmraterJ-at-52-milhc )romise; as a congressman, tie nau The pj rorce added that me Hoard oi v_om- will provide $3.4 million for transportation projects in the seven, most of them Republicans, are voted repeatedly for the amend- with the federal government picking up $418,250 of the long-time members and that there is missioners is working on its lipping ment. Of course then he was repre- county, said Freeholder Donald Goncalves, the county's . cost.' • . ' • . ' • lEENlKI ^bitter division" between the Republi- fee. • ' •'•'.•'.-• . • ' • representative ttwthe board. •• . . • ..: TWIN I FULL senting conservative. Bergen Coun- Jn addition, the county will receive $1.5 million for an can contingent. According.to Force, the state Treas- ty,where his true thoughts on the The Newark-based authority recently finished budget-. • upgrade of traffic signals in Summit. : It was a bipartisan coalition that ury Department, which is Searing the balanced, budget amendment would ing for its capital program for fiscal year 1998, which will "I am enormously pleased that Union County has earned replaced William Ruocco as chairman end of an audit on'the UCUA, has said not have been weir received. begin Oct. 1. Funding for the work will come from the fed- the lion? s share of available federal monies available to the with John Kulish recently of the com- that the UCUA is "doing "a lot," What makes the lie even worse is eral government. • . .. ._. region of this federal funding program,". .Goncalves said: missioners. Both are Republicans, but including studies-of how to bring in SET Torricelli's vote asra.mcmber of the "This is a great-help to our county taxpayers. There is a The infrastructure work will include resurfacing roads Ruocco said that at the time that his more revenue with selling the" steam SET Senate Judiciary Committee last .and improving traffic signals around the county. tremendous need to' improve traffic flow through our COurp" heing replaced with Kulish was being from its incinerators' to the state for month in. favor, of the balanced ty and, hopefully,-these projects will make a significant The $1.5 million resurfacing project will, encompass ! done to fulfill the "agendas'" of certain heating and cooling purposes. - budget amendment, getting' the difference to commuters, shoppers arid residents of Union. Seventh Street in Plainfield, Stiles Street in Linden, Chest- commissioners. Kulish could not he But Suilfv-an said that.the results of legislation out of committee and to County." . . -- reached for comment. nut Street in Roselle, Mountain Avenue- in Springfield, such progams could take months or the floor for a vote. It's a contradic- The NJTPA approval of Union County's funding Milton Avenue in Rahway.'West.Grand Street in Eli- "Seven of these people have been years to bear fruit arid that the stay the . tion that even our three-faced presi- request was part of a S11 million appropriation lo the reg- zabeth. River Road and Passaic Avenue in Summit, and there for years and they haven't been • •court decision could be lifted. This dent would adtnire. ion. The NJTPA represents 13 counties and the state's two North Avenue and Midway' Avenue in Westfield and able to address this problem efficient- would mean that the UCUA would New Jersey voters have been .largest-cities — Newark and Jersey City — on transporta Fanwood. . ' '. .- • . : ly." said Sullivan. • ' ha.\e. to begin, competing duped again.and we'll never learn lion planning and investments. ••This pmhlcrrT-k ih,» far.Ljhai.ihi- immediately We forget that liberals cannot 'Improvements also will be made lo 20 intersections in. • The 20-member NJTPA board, which includes elected afford- to be sincere about their .Westfield. Elizabeth. Garwobd. Cranford and Roselle. The officials from each county, two mayors, plus representa- 369*495*598 intentions, because their ideals are improvements will include incorporating ''Intelligent .'. lives from the governor's office, the state-Department of tibn.Kcw Jersey Transit, the Port lul snurcu.u} tftr I ran>fHJrlulion systems components - :,.,«^.w w~.w~.. taiispun^tionb , new jersey i ruinm. uia run <-mniMii>y mm who have to pay the taxes. . novicestit-vices, radio communications and system ddetection a citizenn' s.> .^representativeK.w^...™.,~, —allocate s— nearly a SI billion a Fortunately we have a' law that equipment — with upgrade• s o-"—•••••f traffic signals• . year for regional transportation work.. provides for'ihe recall of politicians who lie their way through- cam AND RECEIVE SAME paigns.' Unfortunately, the liar, in to give awards question has to be in office for one' Commission reports '96 success Tomorrow night, the Union County Commission on the Status of Vfomen year before the special election to decide his fate can be held. Speaking from the commission's cash' reward of either 10 percent or Cedar Brook Park in Plainfield where will hold its fifth annual dinner honoring "Women of Excellence" in Union County Police responded to a reported County. ' ' • , • • ;••'•:'• Jn a way that is good news hcadquartcrs'in Clark, the chairman of $2,500>S5O,0OO under either state or . The award recipients will be:.. ,'' . ••• ..V • ••••.. '•'''' CO because mobilizing and organizing the Union County Regional Environ- county laws. Persons convicted also illegal dumping. The material was TWIN SIZE MODEL the turn-out needed to oust these mental Health Commission said the face.forfeiture.of the vehicle used, • two truckloads of construction debris. Business: Maureen.Tineh of Westfield. employed with the- Union County UJ people will take1 time. 1 just hope County made progress in prosecuting loss of drivers license and up to .90 An investigator from the Regional • Economic Development Corp . . •••• • . ' fiscally, prudent citizens of all polit- those who illegally dump trash and days of community service. Environmental Commission assisted Community Service; MayoF Maryanne Connelly of Fanwood. employed at with the investigation and a summons ical parlies can unite and pull.it off. hazardous waste in the county. • "We are pleased with the accom- AT&T- " ' ."'• ' : . • . '"'• '.."•"• •'• was issued. The defendant pleaded ' Education: Andrea Gr-jen of Springfield, employed with Union County ..' * • ' ••• •. "Illegal dumpers have been caught plishments, but our main goal is to •guilty to dumping, was fined and the And speaking of liars, the Save and numerous dump-sites cleaned up, assist'.'the property owners whowon't College. ' " .• '•••"' . '' ' . • ••.'.-.-. '• material, was cleaned up.. : Entrepreneur: Janet.P Haggerty of Union, owner of Serendipity Balloon the Children from. the Evils o said Nancy Koblis. who also is Lin- have to. pay for costly clean-ups and Tobacco Movement, that has den's health officer. "Fines'. were can enjoy improved environmental In the second incident. Rahway Design. • • .. . • • . •• . •'.. gripped.this county especially, has assessed and monetary rewards paid' .quality," she added. . Police responded to a report of Government: Union Counts Board of Chosen Freeholders Chairman Linda been revealed to be based on due to the close cooperation of'Our dumped car parts and subsequently Slender of Fanwood. '.'.;• ' • ,:•.'• CHARGE \ : ; "Everyone wins when the dumpers fraudulcnce. . county and local police, I oca I health traced the material to an autobody Health Care: Man' Lou Delano of Cranford- employed with' Visiting Nurses are caught. We se.e. fewer dumping We know the story all loo well: and public works officials as well as repair, shop in Plainfield. Adetcclive and Health Care, ' .. • • -. '.' ' . ' - - ' ' ' county residents" .-•..' ' incidents whenever we publicize the contacted the commission and Senior . -• Human Services: Joanne F Maslin.oi Westfield/ employed with the Union In 1989. a • doctor in Georgia guilty pleas and convictions." Koblis claimed to have devised a pame in ••: Thai cooperation is fueled in pan Environmental Health Specialist County Division on Aging." •• . • ..'..' •• V • • . • which children were* to. ldentif Prosecutor's Office . • • • • • • $ $ name brand products. Joe Camel, (800) 235-DUMP, manned, by the . the public and ajl levels ot^govern- jnquiries and interviews which lead to HOO 200 Voluhteerism: Majorie'Odell ot- Fanwood. involved with the Organization-. FOR UPGRADING 50 the cartoonish pitchman ' for RJ •County Police, which the pubiiv can' mem are directly involved." ' me ruing of dumping charges in Rah-. IMIMIII •Illllllllll See CANDOR, Page. B2 call to. report incidents they witness. . • The county counsel prosecutedsev- way Municipal Court. The defendant :Women's Advocate: Myra. Tern of Mountainside.'involved with New tiers thcn-bccom:cl]girj!e-lor-3-:-eral cascsin 1996. the ftrstcccurrcdat.---plead guilty and paitl-afirie-of-$l.7£X) --Jersey-Wo FREE r %t, FRAME - 1 COUPON PER PURCHASE • NO OTHER COUPONS APPLY .Our 48th Year In Business; •• i • • • i{ri • • • • • i • • • • • • • • ••• • • THE PERFECT FAMILY CAR ISN'T PERFECT BIG SAVINGS BIG SAVINGS IN OUR LOCATIONS IN OUR c^^ BM1NODEPT TH BEDDING DEPT. SERVE YOU ' OUR48 YEAR BETTER UNLESS FAMILIES CAN AFFORD IT. 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For more infor- pretation of Charlotte Bronte's classic , Adele Varens, a lovely • child, who festival Reynolds' Camel brand of cigaret- them undercover to buy cigarettes Week,- April I3-19, is•being.'ipon- ty courthouse during County Govern- Theater speaks French fluently., and, who, mation, contact the Union County novel. "Jane Eyrei" is a phenornonal \ .'. tes, was said to have been more rec- in convenience stores and gas • sored by the County, Officers Associa- ment Week.. ' •'•',.. Division of Parks and-Recreation at offering at the Paper Mill Playhouse, incidentally, is the . daughter of ognizable among 6-year-olds than stations. • • • tion of New Jersey. . Classes offered Millbum. This-near perfect produc- View Richard White- and his wife, Sharon- scheduled Society to hold meeting v908) 527-4930. ; McDonald's golden arches and There's no denying that teenage ..- '.The .contest is' open to all fourth- . Rutgers' Cooperative Extension of tion, with its 23 sets and 15 scenes, its Halley;, the Paper Mill's choreogra- The 27th Annual Plainficld Area Children's Choir Festival will be on Mickey Mouse. smoking is.a problem. As we sit grade children throughout the state The Union County Chapter of the Union County's Healthy Indoor Air Players needed huge, extremely talented cast, its cos- By Bea Smith phen John A. Andrews, Nancy When challenged by Reynolds, here in our offices,'..we see kids said.County Clerk Joanne Rajoppi, African Violet Society of America for America's Homes continues. tumes, staging, lighting and'other Staff Writer - Auffarth, Laura Benanti. Mikel Sarah Sunday at 3:30 p.m. at the Crescent The Division of Parks and Recrea- the doctor ducked and dodged and walking home from school and who'is serving as.coordinator for the will meet today at 1 p.m. in the Scotch 'Take a Deep Breath" will have • physical qualities, would have made .Lambert, Julie-Anne Liechty, Nancy . Avenue Presbyterian Church in Plain- . tion, with the ARC of Union County. stalled and wouldn't substantiate enjoying — or at least trying to project in Union-.County. Sheriff Plains Library, 1.927 Battle Ave.. training on March 10, 17. 31 and . Charlotte Bronte proud. Perhaps the McDoniel, Ruth Moore. Karen Phil- field. New Jersey. ' . and the YMCA of Eastern Union can tear an audience's heart out. She . his research. • appear to — their, cigarettes. The • Ralph, Froehlich and Surrogate Ann Scotch Plains. Program will be "Let April 7, 14 with graduation on May 6 ghost of the author might "well have lips, Justin M,- Kestivo, William Twelve combined children's County..Five Points Branch, will pre- comes to Thomfield Hall in Northeast .problem is their parents "and any' Cpnti are ihe Union County Constitu- There Be Light.'- from 7 lo 9:30 p.m. or from 9 to 1.1:30 been standing in the wings applauding Ryall, Maureen Sadusk, Ronald H. . choirs, totalling nearly 240 children, • That "study". has. had .effects sent a Volleyball Program for people • England during the mid-1800s, to care attempt to project that responsibili-' tional Officers, with Rajoppi sponsor- •a.m. today and March .13; '20 and Ihe results of her book-turned play Siebert, Edward Staudemayer . and -under the direction of Mr. Mark M.E. nationwide. On Friday, the Food with developmental disabilities. for the ward of a strange, mysterious ty onto government is a waste of ing the contest. • April 3, 10,.-17.'with graduation on Julie George Thomas. Many of the Dolan, organist and director of Music and Drug Administration's rules on Mini-camp sign-ups ••;;... during. Sunday' matinee's man, Edward Rochester, played with timi. Just ask the teenage smokers. •May; 1.' •,.;•.., • •. ' .' '\'' ; The program will' be held at the performance. . . cast members have multiple roles in at All Saints' — Millington, will pre- the advertising and sales of tobacco Details, information and guidelines The Boys and Girls Clubs of Union : strong emotions, fire and ice, by Tom Five Points YMCA. 201 Tucker Ave. which they all excel. sent children's sacred choral literature took'effect. It is now a federal vio- What should be viewed as silly on the contest have been sent to publ- County is taking registration for j AM classes.!.will-be held at:300 Johanson, the multi-talented actor, . Union. Wednesdays through April 9. Hewitt. Roby is onstage every to the theme "The Church Year in DosturinE-bv politicians instead is a ic, private and parochial, schools p which will he held Nrirth' \ver. East, in Westfield. singer, writer and director, also mnm**nr nf thp twn-anH.a.haif hnnrs Miirh r-T*vtit Tniict on in Tim Hunt. • irom /• 10 o:u \JMI. • . .- Remember that is not a violation of formula for winning public office ' throughout Union County. The guide- March 24 and March 31 througb,April'. Classes are free but those interested ; directed • this original masterpiece, that it takes to unfold the fascinating • er; the lighting designer, who pnv •, Emphasis will be placed on teach.- • Pam Savo-Momyer. organist and . any law passed by duly elected legi- and expanding power. Of.course, lines instruct students to create a post- 4, from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.' must register. Volunteers that receive, whose love affair with the classics has tale. Even more'fascinating, in the vides special lighting appropriately, ing the fundamentals of-the sport; and director of Music- at the Crescent slators, it is a violation of a regula- . parents can't be trusted to raise, er that depicts all that's special and Children .will, participate..in a full training will be asked to give 15.hours placed in a. theatrical wWld by him- first act, is Roby's narration of her life ' and. particularly in one scene, where provide fun and exercise.^! is possible Avenue Church. • • • . • tion enforced by the FDA. their kids properly, saputting child-, unique about Union County and how . day of activities including arts and Of time to their community. If inter- self, created this play to denote the as an orphan, during which she stands the lighting appears to be in sepia, is this'relates to county -government that a Union County Special Olymp- The participating, choirs will At home; it is different. Elected, reii on the endangered species list is crafts, group"games; physical educar' ested, call- (908) 654-9854 between 150th anniversary of Bronte's novel.-. alongside of the child, who is, herself,- exceptionally effective. Gregg Barnes ics ' team .- will. be formed ^by the include: All Saints' Episcopal officials on governing bodies /rom_ the newest and most effective way • The deadline to submit posters is tibn.activities,'swimming and more. 8:30 and noon or'llo 4 p.m.. Monday "Jane Eyre" is Johanson'sjhird 19th marvelously played by Blythe designed the authentic costume's. Afto - participants,—— —. Hwrrh. M'llin£t"n- First Preshyle- Elizabeth to Westfield have passed "•toTegulateanythingrAfterallrwhar— ^vTarciri'/TA^winner wiinxTselectetT Registfation'wiTtakeplace.at the Boys" ifirougrTTrTdayT ~"*~~~ ~ • • . —centmy-iiovel-adapted-forthe-Papeir'—-j to byoSmmended are Albert Evans,~ r rian Church, Freehold: Wesley isn't harmful to children? • and. Girls Club, 1050 Jeanette Ave. in Registration is on a first-come,- Mill' — the others were Dickens where Jane Eyre is mistreated by her ordinances prohibiting the sale of by the judges and first, second and who was in charge of the musical Methodist Church, South Plainfield; Union. . 'Green dance' planned first-served, mail-in' basis. Pre- "Great Expectations" arid "A Tale, of aunt and family members, who send tobacco to minors and even outlaw-' Today'it.'s tobacco, tomorrow it third runners-up, as well as a selection background, and Rick Sordelet who . First'Presbyterian Church, Cranford; The Division of Parks and Recrea- ' registration by Fcb! 27 is required. . Two Cities." And he perfected the dif- Jane to Lowood, a disciplinary school ing vending machines. will be anything else — and it's all . of three honorable mentions, will be Camp fees for a one day sesson is created the fight choreography. Our Lady of the Mount Roman :{ In addition, local boards of based on a' lie. ' awarded. The winners will receive SI5. and for the week of March 31 • tion, with Js'ummit YMCA, invite all The fee is S3. . '. ' ficult task of directing sp complex a where she is poorly treated, and where • The atmosphere of "Jane Eyre" is Catholic Church, Warren; Watchung certificatesand be invited to meet the through April 4, fees will be. $.75 for .people with disabilities to'its first Applications can be requested- by production and so large a cast. Coor- her ailing friend, played by Natalie appropriately frightening and mysteri- Avenue Presbyterian Church, North coumy clerk, sheriff and surrogate at : the first child,- and $65 for the second annual "green dance," March. 16. calling the Union County Division of . - dinated by the brilliant scenic desig- Van Kleef, dies of .consumption. ous, and when the crazy laughter is Plainfield; St. Matthias R.C. Church, A siibscriplion to yoiir newspaper keeps your college studeni close to home- the courthouse in Elizabeth- child, and S55 for every child The program.will be-held at the Parks and- Recreation at (908) ner, Michael Anania, with his dark. When Jane is grown, she takes a posi- intermittantly heard throughout Somerset; Redeemer Lutheran Teachers, school administrators or thereafter. ': . Summit YMCA, 67 Maple Ave. Sum- . 527-4900. -.'.".• dreary; drafty house called Thornfield tion asgovemess to Adele, and imme- town activities. Call 908-6^6-7753 for a special college rate. Thomfield Hall, and the cause, later Church, Westfield; St. James Church, Hall, scenes that come up from the diately falls in love with the man of revealed, is incredibly devastating. Jamesburg; Our Lady of Perpetual . floor and down from the ceiling, light- the house, Rochester. • • Help, Bemardsville; Westfield Pre- 24 HOUR INFORMATION • 24 HOUR INFORMATION • 24HOUR INFORMATION • 24 HOUR INFORMATION • - ing arid thunder that blasts through the' ;The beautiful Glory Crampton, last Through the creative powers of sbyterian Church; Crescent Avenue . theater, fog and rain that nearly reach- ' seen at the Paper Mill in the title rofe Johanson, "Jane Eyre" has brought to SOAP OPERAS., court) Presbyterian Church, Plainfield. . LAW WEATHER ' " es to the audience, and a fire that of "Gigi," is seen in "Jane Eyre" as the theater an increased interest in the Torn Hewitt portrays Rochester and Elizabeth Roby is AUTOSOURCE Your Community's Best 3286 • Another World ' BANKRUPTCY 1800, Atlantic City seen in the title role in the world premiere dramatization . See The Automotive Section.. 3287 One Life To Live erupts and is put out by Rochester and the seductress, Blanche Ingram; classics. In fact, this reviewer raced .1230 What Is Chapter 7? 1801 Boston '. . . ' : of Charlotte Bronte's 'Jane Eyre,' currently at the Paper This newspaper is a reliable means For New Car Information!' 1231 What Is'Chapter 1.'" 3288 General Hospital Jane, he, too, is to be commended. Rochester's fiancee, who wants, to home Sunday afternoon to search for Guiding Light . . 1802 New York City Mill. Playhouse, Millbum. Written and directed by of' researching" ihe community >,• 3289 The cast is led by Elizabeth Roby, a rnarry him for his money. She is also the Bronte book in the bookcase, and • 1232 Repossession 1803 Philadelphia BOOK REVIEWS 1233 Your.Creciii and 3290 Sunset Beach v brilliant actress, who plays, trie'title seen in other roles 'arid disguises re-read it over again with a renewed Robert Johanson, 'Jane Eyre'will'play through March market. To boost your business in 3301 Hardcover '. . • Bankruptcy • 3292. Weekly Soap Gossip ' 29, evenings from Wednesday through Sunday, and the community, call our ad depart- 24 HOUR VOICE INFORMATION SERVICE WEDDING . .' . role of a. plain governess with utter throughout the play. The principals, appetite. ' ' ; • 3302 Paperback: . ".- • 1234 . Can Bankruptcy Help •3248 ; .Weekly Soap Summaries s matinees on Thursdays, Saturdays and Sundays. 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By Blaise Dillport " It took Stem four years to get this (Continued from Page B3) "Absolutely," said Steven with- residents 18 years or older. Who would suspect a dutiful vie- ; —. : the. 1996 Teen Arts Touring Exhibit tennia HS: Leslie Melendez, Hillcrest Staff Writer movie out to the public and if the Program .'When, asked how the couple •but hesitation.. - P . ... These programs are Work force m has been moved to Corestates Bank, Academy • Howard Stern. Usually that" is all result is any indication of the time ar.'s wife, a naive assistant or a —Thi/£i/~ij £Sr . originally met, Steven once again "You spend rime together, other- 68 BroadSt., Elizabeth, whereit will The Union County Teen Arts Prog- you have' to say. to get a reaction from spent, than all Hollywood movies' respected neighbor of cold-blooded . ///C?LJ/O7 assumed an amused look, and wise you're not with each other," Temain until March. 21. ram is supported by the Union County- those fans who love him and those should be four years in the making. murder? The audience would, and \///^\«/ related the couple's first meeting at Nathalie said. •''!'• The exhibit consists of 26 pieces of Board of Chosen Freeholders; Union people who wish he never got past his The movie takes the audience through FREE {201)648-5147/5971 • •will, until Miss Marple steps onstage V /" vv a party held at the University of Judging from this-couple's com- art selected from the 513 visual art County Office Of Cultural & Heritage • college radio show. But love him' or the early life of Stem, with a brief to those who qualify in' Carnival Productions' "Agatha Wisconsin, where Steven was liv- mitment onstage and off, "Appoint- works shown at the 1996 Union Affairs, Division of Parks & Recrea- hate him. Stem plans to take the coun- look at his chilhood and teen-age, Christie's "Murder at the Vicarage." " By Jacquie McCarthy ing with other graduate students. ment .With Death" will be another County Teen Arts Festival' held in tion; Union County College; Union rtry fey storm with his new. major years. But most of thc_movie focuses . which finishes its two-week run this Associate Editor -• fine performance from Stony Hill March 1996 at Union County College. County Cultural & Heritage Programs motion "Private Parts." At the risk of on Stem during his time at Boston weekend at El Bodegon-Restaurant - "Nathalie had placed a call to Players. ... ": .-'.•; ' The annual event is sponsored by the Advisory Board;. New Jersey State ' sounding dramatic this motion picture University and the following years as and Dinner Theater in, Rahway. . • somebody else in the house, who r ' "Appointment With Death" will. Union County Office of Cultural and Council on the Arts. Dept. of State; is bound to be the biggest and best he traveled the country from one was not in. She was told there was a be presented by Stony Hill Players Suspects- are in abundance in this Jean" Kuras is colorful and prim • as Heritage Affairs, Division of Parks, Elizabeth Board of Education. picture of -1997 if not the decade. small radio station-to another, and his! party, a musicaTevening: Anyway,, tomorrow• through March. 22'at' mystery, which takes place m the Mrs. Price Ridley. Daynon Blevins and Recreation. The next Union Friends of Teen Arts through a grant For those who may be thinking that 'struggled do the radio show that he •she Showed up. I guess you didn't Oakes Memorial Outreach Center . study of the Vicarage in the village of appropriate ineffectual as assistant County Teen Arts Festival will.be- from the NJ. State Department ofEdu- '••Private Parts" is going to be nothing wanted and felt would be successful.- ; call for that other person after that, on Morris. Avenue in • Summit. St. Mary Mead. England, hometown. Ronald Hawes. David Christopher is held March 26 &-27. Students'may cation, NJ Center for Visual Arts. more than the adolesent game playing At every turn Stern Is faced, with did you?" he teased, stealing a look Showtimes are tomorrow, Satur- • .. to the irrepressible Miss Marple. The stalwart arid pious as the Vicar.and attend the Festival by registering Alliance for Arts Education, NJ and of an egomaniac complete with naked people — including his own father — at his wife. - .-.-••• day, and March 14. 15 and 22 at 8 title of the play gives the obvious clue. Tnli> y.ttWnw sweetly understated at participating schools. fhmiioh thpjr QT.hfiifn ' women and lots of nenis references who tell him that he will '.never pni 1 ^nflMBITO Ifiat 1?PI to the circumstances surrounding the hi$ wife Grise]da. 7^,^ goers Among the community supponers •WHIRLPOOL BATH9 The exhibiting students are: than you are right, but don't let these amount 10 anything, and that his radio • Would they recommend this sort cost SI2, $6 for ages 12 and under! ploL What the title does not tell you is e great reactions Trom. arc: Alteriburg Piano House; Amalga- expecl som Berkeley Heights — Pam Weag, brief moments in the plot scare you. career will never take off, but. like of endeavor to other • .'married For reservations and information, • •KITCHEN REMODELING mated General Agencies; Barnes & • 7 MY - M HOUR SERVICE whodunit, and although several char, .. syndi E Cirili0 ^ 1^^ Protheroe • Gov. Livingston RHS; Cynthia DeRa- away from a truly moving story of an other great stories of our time we see Noble; Bell- Atlantic-New' Jersey: couples? ..'•.•' ...'-. call.(908) 464-7716'. ••'• • •/ 'Fully Insured «31 years experience acters -make a heroic attempt" at -7 ^d Judy England asAn'neProtheroe; ma, Columbia MS • '. ' . ' underdog who conquers the world of Stem's slow rise to the top despite Bergen Camera Exchange &• Studio; •Remove Existing Walls ,-Marble Saddle & Sill •Handicapped Conversions • unraveling the tangled web. they must/.;'- survivors of the dearly departed Col- . Clark — Mary .Callah'an, Mother radio despite overwhelmingipdds and those who try to keep him down: •Insulate Outer Walls •Bathroom Accessories •Debris Removal Upon • Br.ounel I -Kramer- Waldof -Kane inevitaMy bov. to the-superior know- onci. Christian Fitzgerald nearly ste- Seton RHS; Shannon Hull, C. Kumpf ' the touching story qf how this rise to • The other major story in the movie •NBW Sheetrock Walls" ^ 'NewBathroom Fixtures ' Completion - ' B" : 1 ______—iedgr-rjf -thj--drrmr'Miss--M: aliitlie'showas the determined Inspec^ - s -lnsurance-Agency;-Gentral-Lewn>ar- ~famc"afTecls'"hisTamilynife: ~ -is-'lhc-surprisingly--honest4ook-that,- -•CeramicTile.Walls&-Eioor,jNBW-Windaw.-.New.Door_ _?DealDirect..Np_Sglesrnari__l_ tor..- Slack, whose interrogation style Fine 'Paper; Ciba-Geigy Corp.: •Vanity & Medicihe Cabinet We areintroduced to the .Vicar, his Cranford — Mary Strazhnik, Cran- . Bottom line: This movie is funny Stern gives the audience intb his per- keeps the audience, giggling. CbreStates Bank;-Corporate Chefs: I ' wife and famih. 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Box 304, Linden, . sole heir to SK "s. fortune. . • : through March 15. curtain time 8:30 ££?£» CATERING RESTAURANT . The. Linden Summer Playhouse is -z • .-' FOR ALL Chinese Food Orders To Take Cut Eit In 250 East Broad Street* WESTFIELD NJ 07036. Attention: Andy King. "Sly Fox" is directed by Jeff p.m.. and'onc; matinee on Sunday at ' hinese Food Orders To Take Cut E.it In currently seeking a director for their OCCASIONS SONY THEATRES •.•--• -- .Caplan of Linden. The cast consists of 2:30 p.m. Perifomrances are at the I SPECUtS DWLYl July show.This paid position requires- The playhouse's next production is LUNCH BUFPET Ri.22 East* MOUNTAINSIDE • Jennifer Barn; — "Miss Farmy" — of. Fanwood Carriage House. 129 Wat-, experience in. community theatre, a .. Cabaret Night, held in January. I DAILY MAS I Orange.. Gwcfl Caplan .'. —. "Mrs: son Road. Fanwood. Tickets are S10, I DINNER BUFFET I good working relationship with child- • If interested irrbecoming a member Truckle" —f of Linden. 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Lunch/Dinner- Made upon reque$t\ v Girl Scouts Then Girl Scouts Now .. OxmiU ' . vcfietanan meab. Entree Jnk Chicken / Porl shnmp meals (curry irrk. Yesterday's Girl Scouts gathered for K group " Today's Girl Scouts participate" in community' service \ •:•. • •••'••/ Curry Chickin/Goal Bakery • • photo during camp. projects, such as the Baby Bundles Project, providing baby • Tnpc i Bearu RiHtrrs. Festival. Bamm>. ^ulb Dessert & Coffee Slew Peas "• Hard doupi/Cc»Co Bread'. Bur.A ' ' . • • items to-those in heed.. Sunday March 16th Escovcuch-Fish - .Cheese. Orroi/Fruii/Blact cake Bread Pudding. Cocorsu; ' . Thtr CJirl.StOui C\>uhl:i! oi Greater Essc\ Couniv invites all current and fanner Girl : . • \ Honoring Women of Distinction FEATHERBED LANE CALL "Serving the community for over 35 years" Soups "Drops. Nfeig/Becf/Crilcken.Paitie? .. ' Scouts to jwn together'an March'22. IW to celebrate the S5trj anniversar\ of. Girl Please join the Girl'Scout Council of Greater Bikc\ County in .honoring itv 1^97' (908) 276-3664 Manish-Waicr • • ' Beveraees ' . . Scouting • ... . . Cou-.Cod. Cow. Foo;. Sorrel!. Som.Sop. Carrot. Nlaub\. Acon\ \Voincn of Distinction • Hattie Rhodes and-.Nina Mitchell Wells - ai an awaTds : .. The "event, called Generations Jarnhuret. w)ll be held at the Wayne Manor, in Gunpoo' Pcanu! Punch. Sea/Fruit Moss. Tinp..' luncheon, from 12:00 p.m to 200 p.m.-. -Thursday; Apnl 17. at the Holiday Inn North: DiG, Giriieng wMo Rooti. . ' Wayne. NJ. and it will include an expo froni 10;(X) a.m. to 4:00 p.m. and an adiil! • SCHOOL 1790 Springfield Ave., Newark Airport.'Newark' ThexvuncifViU'also honor Core Slates NJ National Bank- alumni luncheon from 11 30 am to 2 00 p.in.-The Generations Jamborece>.po will DELIVERY AVAILABLE S10.00 MINIMUM. wuhits 1997 Corporate Award- - . ' • ' . .' ' . Tor all Occasions!!! feature a vanelycf booths; and the alumni luncheon will feature an address h>-keynote ESTABLISHED Celebrating Our Maplewood The council.iriin'atcd its ^imca of Distinction awards in l^yj ip'recognize women • speaker Elinor Johnstonc Ferddn. national president of Girl Scouti of the USA -. who exemplify the character, and ideals of the GirlScout Promise and Law- and who 1953 44th Yeir ' The cost to atiend the luncheon ts $20 per person (includes admission to the.expo' OVER serve as-positive female role models i'or young girls The Corporate Award- is presented, 201-762-1247 s> . and prc-rcgiMration: is required- The cost to attend the expo is S2 per person to a corporation which has'demonstrated substantial financial; commitment to Girl • Current and fonncrGirl Scouts who are interested in participating in Generations Scouting over the years arid has supported Ihc Girl Seoul C.ouncil of Greater Essex' CATERING & DELIVERY AVAILABLE - (908) 558-0508 Jamboree should call-(800) 275-0577 for additional information. This event is County through provision of goods.and/or services. • • • •:5 sponsored, by .the Girt Sciiut Council of Bergen County, the Girl. Scout Council nf Persons interested in supporting the Women of Distinction program should contact (jreater Essex County.and the-Lenni-Lenapc Girl-Scout Council • Catherine Willii.. diiector of fund development/public relations at (20"l) 746-S200 EASTER • . - ' f) PRIMOS > THE AMERICAN FLAG CQ. '••''. MANHATTAN BAGEL COMPANY ORCHID : 2575 Morris Ave., Union . 210 South Avenue, Westfield • . GUIDB: / 908-686-9400 . ' ' .- .•.••.- ' 908-654-0525 ' . • . "the all-you-need guide tor dining around Essex A Union counties." & COCKTAIL LOUNGE AMERICAN LEGION POST #328 114 Maple St., Summit PUBLICATION DATE: MARCH 20,1997 DEADLINE: MARCH B, 1997 '•UNION'S BEST KEPT' SECFtETT? • -. 78 Westfield Ave., Clark . 908-273-7320 BARBARA A. FARIA- THOMAS. FARIA- :3 908-574-8374 Director of Adrninistration.'BA Director of Education BA' in ~- ".''Twb~&nes to promore"your"b"flsinessr ~ ' " '' -in'-Cleme-nUry-Eklucatipn-Stalt:—EJenwi'yary'-Etiucalion.-MA-ih"- 'v"1 • Color included in all ads! TUESDAY NIGHT SPECIAL THE PAPER PEDLAR Cert. Deaf & Hard of Hearing' Administration Super\-ision.' Picture & Editoral with each ad! BUY 1 GET 2ND AT 1/2 PRICE BELLI A STRIDE-RITE 681 Morris Tpk., Springfield .' State Cert. Early Childhood. \ State Certilifed Guidance. •• 600 Boulevard, Keniln'orth 201--W6-3385 Approved by NJ Dept. of Education UNION I ESSEX FREE (1) Can of Soda w/Purchase over $10.00.. . 908-272-7260 A Certified Facility,and an Educational & FREE (2) Cans of Soda w/Purchase over $18.00 Friday Night Dinner Buffet THE PRESTIGE DINER COUNTY 1 COUNTY 1318 Springfield Ave., New Providence Creative Environment FREE (3) Cans of Soda or PL Roast Pork Fried Rice All You Can Eat CASTLE BOOTERY CHILDREN'S SHOES 908-665-0211 . 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MARCH 6, 1997 Stepping Outs, a weekly calendar THEATRE designed'to guide our readers to the 1 AGATHA CHRISTIE'S 'MURDER AT ] inany arts and entertainment events THE VICARAGE", presented by Carni- in the Union County area. The val Productions, has opened at El Legendary calendar is open to aU groups and Bodegon Restaurant and Dinner What s Going On? Out Chosen organizations in the Union County ' Theatre in Rahway.. ' . ' ' ACROSS area. To place your free listing, send "Murder" takes audience members- Checks Comedian Bert information to Associate Editor Jac- to the quiet village of St. Mary Mead, DANCE/STORIES, performed by CaM 1 Paints poorly '•' Advanced in years FLEA MARKET DINNER-BANQUET quie McCarthy, WorroU Community Sizabeth, (908) 558^2550. TDD users Readings will be from the scripts. Valdes recently won the 1996 Con- Miss Marple's home in the English 6 Mouritain range French dramatist . olyn Dorfman Dance Company will be FRIDAY SATURDAY Newspapers,-P.O. Box 3109, Union, can (800) 852-7899. . ' Production dates are May 9 - 24. The cetto Competition with tlie.Stony Brook countryside. When the nefarious Col. 10 Twofold Chinese dubs' three one^act comedies are. The'• Symphony Orchestra. She has also presented at Union County Arts Center Protheroe is'found shot in the Vicar's 14 Rower part MARCH 7, 1997. MARCH 15, 1997 New Jersey, 07083. ' . SWAIN GALLERIES will present Sail—o EVENT: Rea Market Brute" -r-1 mah; age 50+, 1 man and 1 performed at Carnegie Hail, Merkin- on March 15 at 8 p.m. study, everyone, including the intrepid 19 Value justly Ta%-crns EVENT: Swing Into SpringlSt Peter and watercolors by artist-A! Grafke through - "Dance/Stories" is an exciting inter- PLACE: 134 Prospect Avenue. Irving- Paul Big Band Dinner! March 28. '.,-'. woman age 25-40; "A Marraige Prop- Hall, Miller Theater, the Sarasota Mus- ~ Miss Marple. falls under suspicion. The 21 Absorb Checks ton,: NJ. disciplinary collaboration which fea- 23 Roman six • PLACE: St Peter and Paurs Parish Hall, Grafke. a natives of Summit, osal"—1 man age 50+, 1 man and 1 . ic Festival, the Norfolk Contemporary cast of characters and suspects is Wealth TlME:10am-1pm. New and used items! • 216 Ripley Place, Elizabeth. NJ. ART AUCTION. tures a selection of folk tales arid sto- 24 Handsome horse Sufficient: poet.. expresses in his watercolors.a love of woman age 25+, and "A Wedding"— 6. Music Seminar and the Music •populated with imperious matriarchs, Books, records, jewelry* etc. (Snowdate TIME: 6:30pm cocktails, 7:00pm dinner." TEMPLE SHA'AREY SHALOM will ries from around the world, and artisti- 25 Control — of Tarsus March-15th). the outdoors arid his "affection for the men, 5 women and mixed extras, ages Academy of the West. * inept maids.' dogged detectives and PRICE: S20.00 per person. "Reeds. present- an art exhibition and auction x cally explores the integration of 26 Chinese pagoda Biblical oldster PRICE: Free Admission. For info call simple things that surround us in our' vary from 25 on up. Backstage help is First Presbyterian Church of Eli- ' many others, including the Vicar' Rythym and All That Brass", a 17 piece on Saturday. • • '. • narrative, music and movement. 27 Frozen dessert; French cheese 20K374-9377. ' orchestra will play the music of the Big everyday lives." Using watercolors, also required. ' zabeth, 42 Broad St., next to the Union himself. ' ' • 29 —Rabbit ORGANIZATION: Redeemer Lutheran A wide selection of artwork will be tickets are $15 with discounts avail- Mr. O'Cascy - Band Era (fabulous "40's^sound) for Grafke believes he achieves the rnbst Oakes Memorial Outreach Center is County Court House. Admission is $5 Show dates and times are today - 30 Tepee tribesmen Church. • / ; ' • presented by such "artists as W. Scott. able. Group rates are available. Tick- Smothered. ' listening and. danotng. Call flexibility and permanence while, simul- 'located at 120 Morris Ave., comerof • per concert or $12 for all three. A tea' Saturday at 8:30 p.m. Tickets are S10' 31 Biblical boat Highwaymen 908-352-2271. • V Gorman, Haenraets, Miro, Rockwell, ets may be purchased by phone with a SATURDAY taneously experimenting with' new Russell Place, in Summit. For more . arid reception with the.artist will follow for general admission, $8 for students 32 Uninteresting Drives off ORGANIZATION: Si Peter arid Paul Chagall. Moses, Dali apd many more. Visa or Mastercard, or in person at the MARCH 8, 1997 • techniques that convey a particular For more Information, call the Director • the concert. Call the church at (908)' , and senior citizens. Dinner-and-show 34. Trojan king Candy pieces ' ' EVENT: Bea Market ' Parish.. All artwork is framed and matted. A Irving Street Box Office. The Union spirit all his own.' . • . • . Philip J. Dolan J)l at (9081 753-2593 353-1518 from 9 a.m. to noon on TUBS- . packages are available. El Bodegon is . 37 Fatigued Period PLACE: Murawski Towers.; 1551 Din preview of 1he exhibited works will be County Arts Center is located at 1601 •'Grafke's solo -exhibit, continues after. 6 p.m. '. day, Wednesday and. Thursday . for located at 169 W. Main St., Rahway. 39 Donkey spiind .For each • • ': Avenue, Linden, NJ. FUN AUCTION hoirj -from ft - ff r? rr • Hse- * FV f3 tion and reoefvoliono, onll • 40 Kin?— ••' Ilnnitv nnps • TIME:9am-4pm-. ~ '• weekdays trom a:au a.m. to O:JU p.m. STAGESTRUCK KIDS performing .42 Utah lily PRICE: Free Admission. For more info- SATURDAY The auction will follow at 9 p.m. used to help the Needy and Homeless tion or- ticket availability, call. (908) (908) 388-0647. . Tarnish and Saturdays to 4 p.m. Swain Galle-. arts camp is holding auditions for all. 43 Unique thing mation call 908-486-2930. MARCH 8, 1997 Opening bids are up to 50 percerii less of Elizabeth. . ' 499-8226. The final conflict • EVENT: Spring Auction . than traditional framed gallery prices. ries is located at 703 Watchung. Ave., students interested in becoming SOUTH PACIFIC is being presented 44 Mr. Antony. Bowi-shapcd dish ORGANIZATION: Murawski Towers. 'GUITAR' BOB MESSANO, a.popular PLACE: St. Demimetrios Church, 721 Plainfield. For information, caH:(908) Counselqrs-in-Training and Counse- at Florence M. Gaudineer School in 45 Delineates Swampy places ; The exhibition and auction will be con- j| SATURDAY ' . Rahway Avenue (off Liberty Avenue), ducted by Ross Galleries. Inc.: 756-1707.' . ' .. • '''.••.' ' lors for the 1997 summer program. performer of children's music, w ! be LECTURES r Springfield today, tomorrow and 47 Softens. Greek god of war . Unjon, NJ/ 49 French hats MARCH 15, 1997 . . Admission isSi'6perpersonorSI5 BILL LEECH will have a solo show at Students must" be entering the ninth appearing at the Donald B. Palmer' JUST ABOUT ART, the ongoing Saturday. - Count cards '•.'"'. TIME: 1PrV^-5PM "• • '' ' • Museum of the Springfield Public 51 Fine furs " • Yuletide song EVENT: Flaa Market. _per_coup!a~Advarice.ticketpurchaseis._ JbfijWatchung Arts Center this month. grade arid must prepare a Song from a_ Thursday night forum of Informal talks. Showtimes are today at 7:30 p.m., PLACE: 134 Prospect Avenue, Irving- PRICE: S5.0O Admission fee (includes 7 g -Morfrjudicious The exhibit runs through March 29, ILibraryTrrSuriday7at 2~pTm;; ~~^ and discussions with artists and cura- tomorrow at 11:30 p.m. and'Saturday ton, NX . . .. —25fre«-prlze--ticket3,--coffee,-tea-and - preferred. Wine and cheese will be musical — please bring pre-recorded 54 Golf, club Indicate . . " pastries). For more information call- ' served: For information or tickets, call concurrent with "Material Metaphors" cassette tape.as accompaniment •— as • Messano will perform original n.urn-- tors at the New Jersey Center for Vis- at 2:30 p.m. Tickets cost $6 for adults TIME:9am-3pm. New and used Kerns! bers such as "Blues, Bops and Bunny 55 Native mineral Frees from blame Clothes, books,' jewelry, gowns, etc. 201-564-9658, leave message. * . Jerry Klein at (201) 379-476B or the . in the other gallery,. well as a serious or comic monologue uai Arts, will feature the following and S3 for students and seniors. For 56 Brazil— ' Strange / ' ORGANIZATION: St. Demimetrios ' Hops," "Sam the Clam's Blues" and programs: tickets and information, call Mrs. Axel- Tables av.s'iable to dealers for $15.00. Temple office at'(201) 379-5387. • Leech works primarily in acrylics on and must bring comfortable shoes Jor 58 Greek goddess of St. Louis Blues Snow, date March 22nd. • Church. . unstretctied .canvas. His images have dancing. ' ' ..." "Rockin" in the Rabbit Hole." : - March 20.— Enrique Flores-Galbis, rod at (201) 376-1025, ext.'i4Q3. • the dawn composer x The : Museum and Library 'are ^RICE: Free Admission. For info call evolved, to reduced, fragmented and • Auditions will be held on Sunday at 1 NJCVA Instructor of the Month, will talk GOING BACK HOME, the gospel 59 Water carrier Employs -' . 201-374-9377 or 201-763-3281.. OTHER . located at 66 Mountain Ave.,.Spring- i ART SHOWS stylized figures and body parts,' set p.rrV. at the Cindy Smith Dance Studio, about returning-to his homeland via a adaptation of the prodigal son, will be .60 Power project 'Listen to ' . ORGANIZATION: Redeemer Lutheran SATURDAYS field. Sunday hours are 1 to 4 p.m. The PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTISTS Nancy against Jarge, flat areas,/moving his . 98 North Ave., Garwood. For addition- study grant that allowed him to capture presented by Wilmore and Company . 61 Take a mate Crisp cookie Church. . MARCH 15th, 22nd, 1997 program is.free and open to all. For l Oriental nurse Bemhaut, Helen Luecke and Anne work solidly into the abstract field. al information yor. to schedule" an -Havana and the Cuban countryside, on Saturday at 3 p.rri and 8 p.m. 62 Meat cutters ; •'".••. SATURDAY • EVENT: Try-outs for Springfield Travel- King; will be exhibiting their workatthei- A free reception will be held-Sunday ; more information, call (201) 376-4930. previously inaccessible to him, in his oil "Going Back Home" chronicles the 64 Isle of— Dixie agriculturist • ing Soccer Team. ':•••• appointment, call.(201) 912 9051 or 65 Japanese coin Roof timber. MARCH 15, 1997 PLACE: Chishblm School, Springfield. Donald Palmer Museum of the Spring- from 1 to 4 p.m. Refreshments will be DANA; Irish singing star, will perform a paintings which will be on view in the EVENT: Indoor Flea Market : ; (908) 276-5053. Applicants will be ' life of David Lee Wilson, a restless and 66 Get along •• Verbal noun NJ. ... field Public Library through today. ..served. • ..: - .• /" • invited to attend the'Stagestruck Kids . concert of- contemporary- Christian Art Center's Members Gallery from .PLACE: Connecticut Farms Church, bored North Carolinian, who leaves his 67 Incline . Is fearful of • •Stuyvesant Avenue and-W. Chestnut TIME: Children bom August 1.1986vJuly Nancy Bemhaut, a photographic The .Watchung Arts Center is Open House on Tuesday at 7 p.m. at music at St Theresa's Church in Kenil-' March 9 - April 14. • country home to pursue a more excit- 68 Illinois Indian •, • .Incites • 31, 1988 come 2pm! Children bom Au- "artist who resides in Livingston, spe- :. The programs are free and open to DAVY ASSOCIATES Street,•• Union ' • . ' located on the Watchung Circle. For the Cranford UnjtecfMetribdist Church, worth on Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. . . ing life in New York City. With plenty of' 71 Mediterranean island © 9 Clock dial number — Negri ' TIME: 9am-4prh gust 1st, 1986-July 31, 1990 come ' cializes in nature, landscape and still information, call (90S) 753-0190. For information and tickets, call the public. Hours are 7:30. to 9 p.m. 73. Songbirds / 93 Of a fruit . . 1551: Rom. num. . 12_nppnl Soccer Club of Springfield Walnut and E. Lincoln avenues, enticement and manipulation from the 109 Man's nickname 10 Obstruct PRICE: Free Admission. Vedors Tables life color photography. With her Nikkor- (908) 272-4444: . The Center is located at 6S Elm St. In 76 Hive dweller- 94 Proceeds- • DOWN Musical composition seeks experienced players. Dress com- MATERIAL METAPHORS, an exhibi- Cranford. • '. • . Devil/narrator,. David Lee forsakes his 11 World power S2Q.00, call for information. 686-2802 fortably, sneaker and shin guards are mat camera she catches the interplay 79 Spanish gold . 95 Pleased 110 Display 12 Gives confidence to 106Frilly . ORGANIZATION: Presbyterian Wo- tion of the works of Sarah Crooks, Mike family, fiance and Christian values for required. For. information, call Sandy of color and light which is critical to the 80 • Makesangry 96 Attack 111 AnyGI •13 Covey of kittens 1008 Denomination . ' . men's of Connecticut Farms. Murphy and Robert Sorenson, will be .the fast lifo in the big city. He soon' Walsh, 201-467-5807. : . overall effect. of each print. Photo- • .81 Pronoun 98 Yard tool Ii4 Thief 1 Biblical king 14 Titled ones. ' . Ill Fasten with thread on display at the Watchung Arts Center ORGANIZATION: Soccer Club of graphic artist Helen Luecke from West- becomes . homeless, penniless • and 82 Greek portico 99 Acquires 117 You:Fr. ,..";• 2 Beekeeping 15 English cathedral 112 Compass pt. - Springfield (not affiliated with Springfield through March 29. A free reception is 83 English river field has always been inspired by • friendless, and his life and soul are 100 Arctic explorer 118 Aegean island group 3 .Yield: coUbq. town ... 113 Color What's Going On is a paid directory of Recreation). scheduled for Sunday from 1 to 4 p.m. 84 Imprisoned natural subjects. From her earliest spared-only'through repentance and 101 -— whales 120 Destroyed 4 Apparel item 16 Breadwinner • 114 Vast amount events for non-profit organizations. It SUNDAY Visitors may meet the artists, and : 86 Stops ; 103 Roll-call response 122 Wintry Numerical prefix. work of oil painting's of flowers to her the grace'of God. '- ' '.' . 5 Balkan man 17 Having allure .115 . is prepaid and costs just $20.00 (for 2 .. - MARCH 16h\ 1997 ~ ' refreshments will be served. 88 Capitol worker 105 Type of poem 123 Slave Scott 6 Taunters 18 Not watertight .116 Football cheer ." .'. current photographs of the natural The. play will be produced at Plain- weeks) for Essex County or Union EVENT: Annual Purim Carnival. "Material Metaphors* brings to issue 90 Slips 106 Desolate: poet 124., Intentions 7 More hirsute 20 Complain . 115* Scale note .. PLACE: Temple Beth Ahm, 60 Temple field High School. 920 Park Ave, For' .Co.unty_anojust_$3Q.00JorJ)otijrQiir_i l ' the use of varied materials as subs- -51-Jewelry-ite "107rFurnitureitei- 125-Prononii — ~8 —- standstill" -—DriverSpringfieWrNJ:————— — ing subject. Aphe King of Springfield further .information, call (908) notice must be in our Maplewood office. trate, as medium and as metaphor. • TIME: 12:30pm-3:00prn. ' • '•'..- has loved her hobby of photography for •687-0742.- ' • ' \ (463 Valley Street), by 4:30 P.M., on PRICE Tickets 4 for a $1.00 (those in ; Gallery hours are'from 1'to 4 p.m. (See Answers on Page Bll) over twenty.years. She feels' photo- THE MUSIC MAN will be presented by Monday for publication the following'. costume will be given 1 ticket free). Great • every, day except Sunday.-Admission games! Bean bag-throw .through .Ha- graphs offer a'challenge for others to • Thursday. Advertisement may also be is free at all times. Watchung Arts Cen- students from. Rahway High School's man's Mouth, Shushah's mini golf, Vas- view life's humor, beauty arid everyday placed at 170 Scotland Road, Orange, ter is located on the Watchung Circle! • tbrnorrow -and Saturday. - . . . hti's Blackjack. Esther's make-up booth, living looking through sorneoneelse's For further information,' call. (908) The shows wili be at the Union 26S Liberty St., Bloomfield or 1291 . fishbowl toss. Also Purim Cafe selling hot eyes. Some of her accomplishments 753-0190. . ...""': County Arts Center, 1601 Irving St. in; Exhibition announced Stuyvesant Ave., Union. For more dogs, knjshes. hamantaschen and soda. include' acceptance into the 1986New Rahwav. For information.- call (908) information call 763-94U. ' ' ' - For information call 201-376-0539. -Tlit _ _Exxon_awards_granl Twnpte' Deth' A)iw— Jersey and You photography-contest- 400-R77PJ _. . ' '. • . •_. for the slafe's official calendar. . TAW. will. present black-and-white announces the award winners from : • Honorable Mentions were given : SLY FOX; presented by the Philatha- : The Donald Palmer Museum is photography by Art • Carlson Sunday their recent 72nd Annual Oil, Paster • to: Ralphetta-Johnston, Burton lians of Fanwdod. runs for two more to theater company located ' in the. Springfield- Public. •through We end of March.. Carlson's and Sculpture. Member Exhibition. Lorigenbach, Richard Grotyohann, Jacquie McCarthy, Editor weekends.' ' ' . - ' . Library.' 66 Mountain. Ave. Hours for work can •generally be grouped into , • Kathryn and Denzel Bush Award: Steve Jprnczyk, Alice Regent, Fran The Exxon Volunteer Invoive- action on stage to the. backstage, •••.-"• CWorrall Community Newspapers Inc. 1997. All-Rights Reserved '. ' "Sly Fox" is an updated versiorv of•,...•• the exhibit are Monday, Wednesday three categories — landscapes, Kathleen Thompson.' . . '.merit Fund has awarded a grant of areas. . . .-.'•• Ben.Johnspn's "vdpone." Greed fuels . ' Azzara, Gloria Wallace, and Robert ' Organisations submitting releases to the en.teTtainrnent sefction and.Thursday from 10 a.m: to 8:30' architectural, studies and close-up this, rollicking cbmedy' m • which' three, • • Catherine Barnett arid Freed Sitz- ' Lee- ' ' '. .'•••' . $j,000 to Westfield Community President Cynthia Smyth noted " can mail copy to 1291 Stuyvesant Ave., P.O. box 3109, Union. .p.m.; Tuesday; Fridgy'and Saturday -views' of both- subjects. " . unctuous-suitors fall prey to •bribery,; . ler Award" Thomas Bradley: ': The show was judged by artist and Players. Exxon established the fund that .the group was pleased to from 10 a.m. to .4-.30 p.m:, and Sunday Children's Specialized Hospital is New Jersey; 07083. . '". • ! .. chicariery rand subterfuge as each tnes • • "Awards of Excellence, were pre-' educator-Edith Anderson Feisner. . , to encourage and support employ- receive the grant and added that the from 1 to 3:30 p.m. For'further infqrrria- fpcateo"at 150 New Providence Road to outdo the others and'become sole sentcd to: Helene Briant; Marilyn- ees arid retirees that voluntarily video setup will make it-easier for. .tiori,"calj-.(201).-376r4930.. •. " -. in Mountainside. PUBUC NOTICE heir to Sly's' fortune. ' • ' •' Ostrich Nelson. Hefla Bailin, S, Allyn . help non-profit organizations in the the stage manager to run the show VOX GALLERY presents an exhibit of PUBLIC NOTICE SKULSKI ART GALLERY of the Pol- •Performances are Fridays and' . •Schaeffer. communities where they live or • as it' will broadcast the • action . • ' : SALE OF REAL ESTATE degrees 59 minutes West 100 feet: thence ish Cultural Foundation in Clark is oastels'and oil paintings by Aide.n Bak- WILLIAM ME. POWERS. JR..- ' • BY MASTER. (3) South 40 degrees.. 1 .minute East. 50 Saturdavs through- March 15 a! 8:X- , •'/. • Awards of Merit were received CHARTERED . --. ' work. onstage to the backstage area. She. . BY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF EXECU- feet to the said northwesterly line of Bergen •pleased to.present an exhibitpf tape- er through the month of March. The 737 Stofcaa Road • TION, to me directed. Issued out of the Street, and thence (4) North 49 degrees. 59 p.m, a! the Fanwood Carraige Hous^. by: Terri Marsala. Gladys/Reimers: "through the efforts of Vincent Par- added. "We are very pleased to ..Superior Court of .New Jersey. Criancery • • minutes East along said Une of Bergen stry .by jozefa- tomaszevvska • and . New Jersey artist paints landscapes ' P.O. Box 1088 ' • • Division. Union -County. Docket No ' Vox Gallery presents an exhibit of pastels and oil jaaintings by Alden Baker through the •129 VVatson Road. Fanwood Tickets'', Medlord. New Jersey 08055 • . Street. 1OO feet to me point or place ol still Wes and portraits, in both oil and" lapiano of Roselle Park, ah Exxon receive this grant, and are grateful F-5583-90 Will be sold at Public Vendue BEGINNING. ' ' sculpture by.' Lsibornir Torriaszewski- 'month of •March...... •- • • '.' • are S10" general admission ann S8 ,. (609) 654-5131 • .•••••• ; on - * . pastel. ••"...:. ,' '• Attorneys (or Plalntifl .. ' \ retiree and director of Production at for the efforts of Vince in writing . • BEING known and designated as Lot' through today, ••'••• • • -• • • seniors'. --. •••••• ./. • . 102'on aforesaid map. WCP, this grant was obtained' for and. submitting the grant to the ' • WEDNESDAY. ' ' " BEING BLOCK 3687. LOT -1 on the ta« The Polish Cultural Foundation is- Vox Gallery is located at 444 Spnng- "The Phiiafnalians. in their 65ttvsea- • - .THE 19tn DAY OF-MARCH. 1997. ' CONCORD SINGERS-invites women MID-DAY MUSJCALES, sponsored by •Summit.'- For-further information' call Orchestra NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANT the purchase of a video camera and. Exxon Volunteer -.Involvement. map of Newark. NJ. . ••••.'•- located at 177 Broadway,'Clark.'exit fielct.Ave..'Summit:. Gallery hours are 1 .Superior Court ol New Jersey •BEING BLOCK 1001. LOT. 36 on me tax : son', are. a depression-era communrry . at -2 o'clock, local time, in the afternoon of map of Hillside Township. NJ* rt-riolove to smg to join in rehearsals. First Congregational Church of West <908) 273-9121. . ' '' . - Chancery Division - ... monitor that will. broadcast the Fund." .. • ' • . • said day. at'the law.office of Marcia Gray- • 135' from the-Garden State Parkway.-. • t uesday.and Wednesday frorn 10a.rn theater' club. For further information -Union County. • ' . • • Commonly, known as 48-5O Grumman field, are presented on Wednesdays at' don. 76 S. Orange Avenue. South Orange. • •The SkulskL" Art'Gallery-|s open Mon- to 6 p.m.. Thursday from 10 a.m. to-8 . held Mondays from 7;30 •• lO'p'.m The volunteers Docket No. F-17856-O6- •••.•' New Jersey. ' : . . . • Avenue;' Newark and Hillside Township. ^cali (908) 322-8586. "' ' .'" ' NJ. • . ' ' • ' ' • • ' arouc is [Jreparing for ttie«r ^?y 1- noon. The half-hour concert is free.- • • STATE OF NEW JERSEV Property to be sold is located in the day 10 a.m, to 3 p.m., Tuesday. Wed- • . p.m. .Friday and Saturday from 10a,m. ; .TO ..-••:• Township of Hillside and City ol Newark: Approx. Dlrnenskxis: '50 feet x. 100 leet concert. ' ' , • •' / and a modestly-priced luncheon is. APPOINTMENT WITH DEATH Wilt be Robert A. Spagnoll d/b/« Town A PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE ' County of. Union and tssex. State* of New Nearest Cross Street: intersection ol nesdav. Thursday and Friday from 6 to td.6-D.rh. and Sunday from noon to £ •• MUSEUMS- -<•: Grumman Avenue and Bergen Street !iiechu'Fc.!i.b'Jcial hall fe'' Country Contractoitraeter • ' * • t • 9 p.m. and Saturday fforn'10-a,m. to 1 p.m.-For further iniormanon. caii (90S! MILLER-CORY HOUSE is a restored YOU ARE HEREBY' SUMMONED and catt with ths Cl»rk of me Supanor Court ol property Deing lorecJosea. • Premises is Known as:' AB-SO Grumman •ran Criurcf;,'.587 • SprfTr|rFie!c) Ave. iowing each .'program. . . • row -March 22 al Oakes Memonal •' The Westfield Symphony required to Corve upon WILLIAM M.E. to FOcfiart J. Hugh** Ju»Hc* Compl«x. An Indvldunl who Is unable to obtain an Avenue. Newark and Township of Hillside. cash or 'certified funds. . . . • * p.m. .For: more: information, contact'.' 273-2551 • -.'• '.'.':..;.•' ' ' • "••' " POWERS. JR.. CHARTERED. Attorneys CN 071. en Floor. North Wing.'Tranton. attorney may communicate with the Mew N.J.' and more particularly described as The approximate'amount of the Judg- . The next scheduled concert will be' 18th ceritury . farmhouse. • where •Outreach Center in Summit. The play . ment sought to be. satisfied by this sale is Aieksarvdra .Nowak at (908) 382-719" LOCAL LANDSCAPES AND OILS by Sumrrji't. For further information, call Orchestra has opportunities for vplun- for Plaintiff, whose address'ls.737 Stokes - N«w J«raey. In accordance with the.rules ol Jersey State Bar Association by calling tail ' follows: •..-'•• demonstrations, in colonial-era crafting Road. P.O. Bo< 1OB8, Modiord, N.J. Q8pS5. crvll practice and procedure. re 802 ( $62,083.99. . Deb'ra Bpvmarvat [908)'~T71-Q97B Karen Leigh.- mezzo-soprano, acpom- tells the suspenseful and often hilan- ; tree 800-782-8315 (within New-Jersey) or BEGINNING at the corner lotmed by the 1 ' or (908)662-7989.. " . . Louis Winarsky will be exhibited at the and-cooking-, are held Sundays from an Answer to me oomplainl {Una Amen»ei i lusdiumu lur "ma ~60B-3B*-60B3B*1 IOI ((frof m oull ull Hula)H) . YYuu may Utfbtf ul IIIB Suuu iweby '3 adjourn tfin tfiift n fpftof'fra ' panied by-Brandt Fredriksen,' piano'. jus story of acunous American famiJyi — ment to Complaint, It any) riled in a Civil purpoae of foreclosing a mortgage dated also communicate with a Lawyer Referral Grumman Avenue wrtn the northwesterly ly reserved by the undersigned Donald Palmer Museum of the Spring- : Action in which' Union Planter^ National •Seized as the property of Winston Sulli- DU CRET SCHOOL OF THE ARTS is . 2:5'p.rn: '• ; ; ." . '•' abroad in the exotic Middle East and ' .'.' acti.vities, from poster distribution and February 4. 1SS3. made by Samuel J. . Service, or IfVou.cannot Bftord to pay an line of.Bergen street, as laid out on map • field-Library today through April 16-.' ' The church-.is loqated at 125Elrner' . Bank is plaintiff and Robert A. Spagnoll d/b/ /Clones and Marian D. Jones to Colonial attorney you may cai the Legal Services .'entitled "Map of property of the Weequahic van, taken in execution at-the suit of Tan. sponsoring its 18th Annual New Jersey • ; Colonial taverns and bcien-hearth their fellow travelers. • . •-.'•'• ushering at concerts, to assistingwitb a Town & Country Contractor «l al. are Mortgage Service Company and duly Office. The phone numbers tor the.county Park Front Realty Company, made by John me. and to be sold by CONCERTS St.. Westfield, arid"is handicapped; 'Detendants. pending In the Superior Court ; • ' On display are oil paintings, of local mailings and research.. ' • assigned to plaintm. Union Planters Nation- in which thfr action, is perxsng are: The e. Laird. Construction Engineer ana MAARCIA GRAYDON. MASTER OP THE High School Student. Art ;Show. The • cooking will be featured Sunday from 2 ' •Showtimes are tomorrow. Saturday. .'.• of-New Jersey, within thirty-five (35) days Lawyer Referral Service telephone number Surveyor, dated August.' 1909. filed In the • • ' • SUPERIOR COURT- MINSTREL COFFEEHOUSE will pre accessible. Large print, bulletins are- .alter March 6.1997. exdusrve of such.'daie. al Bank, and concerns real estate located at showwill be held in the du Cret Gallery . landscapes in Springfield and Short . .to 5 p.m. Kyle Nardelli of Scotch Plains ajid March 14.15 and 22 at 8 p.m. arid. Hours are flexible and the office is 515 Grant Avenue. Plainfield, NJ. Is (90S) 353-4715 and Legal Services is ' •Register's Office of Essex County.9/03/09 ' .DATED: February.20. 1997 . sent The Short Sisters and Broadside •available. For further information, call. ' If you tail tO'do so, judgment by default may (BOS) 353-I34O for Union County. William M. E. Powers. Jr.. Chartered Hills, portrait drawings from life ahd be rendered against you for the relief' - YOU. Robert A. Spagnoll d/b/a Town & as "Map »6O4; Irom said Deginning point at 1030 Central Ave.. Plainfield. '" •will give a presentation on the history- March 16 at 2 p;m. Tickets cost SI 2, $6.' . centrally located. For. information, Country Contractor are made a defen- ' ' • DONALD F. PHELAN. running thence (1) North 40 degrees. 1 Attorney for the Ptaintin . . Electric tomorrow at 8:30 p.m. (908) 233-2494. • ' ' ' ' . ' demanded in the Complaint. You shall tile ; All'high school juniors and seniors experiments in art. from family .of colonial taverns. Jean Peters and (Or ages 12 and under. For reserya- your Answw and Proof of Service |n dupfl—. dant because you are a lien holder In tho. Oerk of the Superior Court , mmute West along said line of. Grumman Feb. 13. 20. 27. Mar 6. 1997 • . . The Short- Sisters pick and choose call the Sympriony office at 232-9400.. Avenue. 50 .leet; thence (2) South 49 U3365 WCN-Uriiorv . (S154.OO) photographs...... '•'•' ';• '•: . ; JAZZ NIGHT is presented every Sun- [ 'above matter and so have an Interest In the U3578 WCN March 6. T997 (S3S.401 .from New Jersey are eligible to submit; . from the best of old. new and original Diane King of 'Cranford ivill prepare tiens and information, call (908) The Donald Palmer. Museum is- day evening at Van Gogh's Ear cafe in • one-piece of original work frorn their songs which'.feature their beautiful' foods over the open hearth.using fire- 454-7716. •. ' •'• ... ' • /•" chosen medium, excluding, sculpture'.. located in the Springfield Public Union. Van Gogh's Ear is located at side tasks and techniques practiced in. • voices.sefteratety and together. They WIZARD OF OZ will be presented by • pottery and handcrafts. Library, 66 Mountain Ave.The.hours . . V017 Stuyvesant Aye. For further infor- . the'18th century:. . . . ' do many .songs.in a-capella style. Cranford.Dramatic Club dri Sunday at . . The show, will be open to the public ' tor the exhibit are Monday. Wednes- . mation, caH(908) 810-1844, . The Miller-Cory House is'a living .engage the audience in choruses/and 3 p.m. The production'is .being per-. • . through tomorrow-frojnB a.m. to 5 p'.rh day and Thursday from 10 a.m. to; 8 LASER CONCERTS are being pre- museum that offers visitors the oppor-. specialize in intricate rounds and multi- • formed as a benefit for. Raphaels Life For further mforrhatipri, call <9O8) 'p.m., Tuesday, Friday and'Saturday sented by the . New Jersey State tunity to step back into the' past and part . vpcaL arrangements. House, a transitional-residence for pre- 757-7171! . •' from 10 a.rn. to 4:30 p.m. and Sunday Museum Planetarium on Fridays and experience life as it vyas in .early New- Broadside Electric takes traditional gnant women .who are homeless. from 1 to '3:30 p.m. Saturdays through May 11. Programs Jersey. Every roorh in the house beau- PASSING THROUGH; an exhibition of English and Irish songs and music and The play .will be presented at Cran- • • ." HAVANA REVISITED, a.collection of include "Laser Beatles," "Laserpaloo- tifully captures, the atmosphere of the photographs by George Aptecker of- puts. them-, in modem settings with ford Dramatic .'.Club- Theater, 78 oil on canvas works.by Enrique Floras- za," "Laser. Smashing ' Pumpkins," colonial era.complete with volunteers .'Irvington/wiircontinuethroughMarcri • . -hard-edged arrangements on acoustic . Wmans Ave..- Cranfo.rd. Tickets.-cost. •• • -.- Galbis wil! be on display in.the Mem': "Pink Floyd - The Wail," "Laser Show ' dressed in authentic period clothing to 13 at the Les Malamut Art Gallery at and electric guitar, fiddle and bass. S25- per-person, and refreshments will ''. • bers' Gallery Sunday at New Jersey Tunes" and "Laser Motown." regale visitors'with stories of thepast. Union Public'Library. • Minstrel • Coffeehouse' is a .iollow the performance. For tickets and- Center for Visual Arts. • An opening Admission is S2 for adults; 50 cents The Les Malamut Art Gallery m the '.cbffehouse/cpncert series run by the ' Times and prices vary. The Museum information, call Nora McFadden- at- • reception will be held Sunday from 2-5 is locatedat205 W. StajeSt., Trenton. ' for children over six years of age The Union. Library;js located.at. Friberger Folk Project, a non-profit.folk music -(908) 272-4974.. • .' •:•'. • . % house'is located at 614 Mountain'Ave. Park in Union. For information; call p.m. •••••• ••'..'.'' ' • and arts ofganization.The Coffehbu'se •For information, call (609)'292-6333. Havana, the artist produced these real-, . .open' at .me .Elizabeth .Playhouse on ' SPACES, PLACES, an exhib'n 'of qnihent'al' Education Center, 190 Lord. ist works based on Cuba in its current DANCE March 14 at .7:30'p.m. ' . '. . photography by Judith J. Friedman will Stirling Road. Basking Ridge. Shows state of.desolation. Providing a view NEW JERSEY BALLET will appear in •'• The Hubbards of "Little-Foxes" were' be on display in the Kent Place Gallery are .held every Friday year-round, with POETRY fbrbidderV to . rnost' Americans, the the second Friday of. the month open ' the Wilkins Theater at Kean College of'. rapacious. • cruel and callous long ....through..J\Aarch.J4.. _.„ :. ^_ r ; _P_RESENT1NG^QETBY. ANDJRROSE. "pamtrngs capture "the streets, the light ^agg^^diT6~7htr'A'JiiTn"T~S5'S ~ -NevrJersey Saturdayand April 1 ? at8 - -rbetore—th.e-~'Ewmgs"of ""D'atlas"—™ * additions & r Friedman-says"that her house, yard 1 SERIES will be heldafthe.John Harms l¥e deliver —-^-^ . and the countryside of Old Havana:?-•' • Pim. .'••."••.. . •' appeared on television: Regina Hub- Puerari is^ops - andneighborhood provide material for "no. alcohol-or tobacco is allowed. For- Theater Cabaret on Tuesday at 8 p.m : 1 NJCVA is located at 68 Elm St. in;. . Agnes de Millers landmark Ameri- ' bard is a woman capable .of sending ... quality work: • • new constructions images'. Moving from these intimate' further information;' call (201) Admission is free. • ' ' Summit. The exhibit and reception are" can classic "Rodeo" will be performed. ner brothers to prison, letting her hus- spaces 'to the- larger landscape, she. '335-9489:'.': .'. ...V .'.'• •'•' .'•'-.• This month's featured poets'are RESIDENTIAL • genera] wiring & lighting MORE VALUE FOR free and open to Jhe public. Gallery P.remiere'd in 1942, "Rodeo" changed band die.-, wrecking her'daughter's life .•-. in electrical business creates collages ol images on the SUMMIT CHORALE will present vocaL : James Haba'and Robert Carhevale • COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL hours are Monday- Fridayfrom noon - the face of ballet in America because it' : and destroying a whole'town, for no Joseph Puemi, crwner tnd pro-' . Puerari Electric contracts for all negative. The firfal black-and-white rarities of Schubert and Brahms Satur- . Haba is a teacher in the English • small & large repairs 4 p.m.. Saturday and Sunday from 2 - 4 translates the movements of working better-reason than a little social climb- iRCZRI prietor of Puenri Electric, operates types of commercial,'.residential YOUR CAR WASH DOLLAR! photographs recreate the way people p.m. and Thursday evenings from 7:30 . day at 8 p_m. '' • Department at Rowan College of New cowboys into dance. ' '.,'-•. n • new & old work •one of. the iret'i most succenful and light industrial construction. . visually- explore Jandscape . . . The concertwillbe held. at. the Pre- .Jersey; Since 1986 he-has served at i S ', '•• '•'...:':••'."• .'- 9 p.m 'For further information, call Tickets cost $1.7 for general admis- "Little" Foxes" will run every Fnday • electrical contractiiig bujjnesj out The Kent Place Gallery is located on sbyterian Church of .Madison. .19 Poetry. Coordinator for the Garaldirie- Inc. Most of his clients are so satisfied (908) 273-9121 .• • •" sion, faculty, staff, alumni and'senior.- • update services of hi* home, located at 315 Boule- the campus of Kent Place School. 42 Green Ave.. Madison..General admis-. R. Dodge Foundation. Haba's poems and Saturday at 7:30 and Sundays al 2 With his services that they often Norwood Ave.. Summit. The gallery is sion'is S15, S10 for students and •• citizens are $15 and'students are $10. have frequently appeared in antholo- • p.m. for 5 weeks. General admission is 908-276-3687 • recessed lighting vard in Keniiwonh. • itcbminend Puerari Electric to OPEN open Monday through Friday from 9: AUDITIONS seniors For further inlormation. call All seating is reserved. For further gies and literary magazines and have S8. $6 for students and seniors. The • Keeping hit. overhead low apdothers. MON-FRI 8 AM-8PM a.m. to 4 p.m. or Dy. appointment with •• (201) 762-8486. " .' ' ....'-. ": . information, call (908)- 527-2337. . won numerous fellowships and prizes. Elizabeth Playhouse is'located at 1100 JOSEPH PUERARI Preaident • 110 v smoke detectors cuaomer Mtitfacrion high, he lays, SAT 8 AM- 7PM STONY HILL PLAYERSneeds actors : Puerari Electric offers competi- the gallery director. . • 27th ANNUAL PLAINFIELD CHILD- Carnevale is an assistant professor in . East Jersey St. For reservations, call tFuUy Insured • License *7837-A are the keyt to. his success. SUN 8 AM- 6PM to portray hotel guests for the March CHILDREN'S BALLET SERIES, pre- (908) 355-00.77. tive prices for a variety of electrical TEEN ARTS TOURING EXHIBIT has production o(- Agatha- Christie's REN'S CHOIR FESTIVAL will be held the English Department at Drew Uni-. An experienced . aarT licensed sented by the New Jersey Ballet, will items, including smoke detectors, been moved to Cofestates Bank. 68 "Appointment With Death." Perfor- Sunday at 3:30 p.m at'the Crescent take place on Sunday at 2 p.m. in the versity. He served as assistant poetry ' SCHMALTZ, the Purim. version of. electrician for the. state of New track lighting, recessed lighting, Broad St.', ;Elizabeth',. where it will . mance dates are today, tomorrow, and- Avenue". Presbyfenan Church.'in Wilkins Theater at Kean College of coordinator for the Geraidine R. Dodge ""Grease." wiir-be presented .by the Participate Here Jersey,- Puerari has bad his own SPEEDY CAR WASH remain until March 21/ March 14, 15,16,21 and 22 at Oakes 'Plainfield. ••'••'•-.•• . ' New Jersey. The Ballet will present Foundation for six years- , • • .Elmora Players on March' 15 at at the '' contracting buainets for over four and is a fully guaranteed tnd • Elmbra Hebrew Center in Elizabeth.' insured contracting company. The exhibit consists of 26 pieces of Memorial Outreach Center located at Twelve combined children's chotrs. "Carnival of the Animals." Inspired by • The John Harms Center for the-Arts years, and services Union, Essex Personalized Hand Detailing .. In the pi9y. trie-students and teach- for the SUCCESS of your .. art-SelededJrorn_the 513 visual, art 120 Morris Ave. in-Summit. All shows totalling nearly 240 children, will pre- the well-known suite for orchestra by is. located at 30 North Van Brunt St.. and Middlesex counties.' : ...er&—at-SchmaltzviHe Yestiiva-Higrt— ; __ Puerari. is seryiced.by.at l»nthtlf On Every Car Washed works shown at the 1996 Union County "are"at"8 pTfri.""excepffoT the"March"" 16""- ""s¥nt"c'h'il3re"h's^acfed"ch'oral."fite'ralure~ " "Camille •Sarrit-S"ae"ns7wifh~ch"b're"ogra'" •-EriglewoodrFor informationrcal! Joar,™ T " PrioF to jowning" his"6wn" 1»si-~ a dozen different electrical' supply Teen Arts Festival held in .March'at-; • performance,- which-is at'2'p.m..' •• .to .the theme The Church Year in- phy by NJB resident choreographer . Cusack Hhandler' at (201) 224r9653. ^chpbi .will present to the audience- a BUSINESS &tOMMERCIAIrC(mcenar nest, Puenri worked for other con- 100% BRUSKLESS , , , , .taste of/the'50s through drama, song houses throughout the county, put- Union County College. The annual • A.commitment to all shows'is pre- Song'' '..-... George Tomal, "Carnival ol the Ani- •tnctore, where be gained the exper- (Soft-Cloth System) ferred. No experience-is necessary. POETSWEDNESDAY. will be held and", dance: The presentation will, be ' ting parts and supplies within iu event is sponsored by the Union Coun-'. For further-information, call Mark mals" is a witty romp with some arnaz- ieoce needed to estahlith a success- Gentle Touch For' further information, cali' Jay at ing animals including a very kingly lion, Wednesday at 8 p.m. at Barroii Arts preceded by alurkey 'dinner with all the DIALTODAYTO BE IN THIS DIRECTORY reach at all times. ty Office of Cultural and- Heritage Dolan at (609) 637-73.50 ' Center in Woodbridge. • ful business of his own. No Scratches or Swirls Affairs,: Division of Parks and (201) 377-2443, . . .;' ' high-hopping kangaroos.. Chaplin- tnmrriings. beginning at 8 p.m. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH of Scheduled poels include Linda Ler- His training also includes school- Gleaming Whitewalls, Recreajion. ' esque penguins and frantically funny Reservations will be taken on a first- . | 908-686-7700 ext. 340 For quality workmanship at a STONY HILL PLAYERS will be hold- Elizabeth is presenting' a series of ner. Adele Kenney and Sam Friedman fossils! ... come, first-serve basis. Orily.paid tick-i ing at the Lyons Inttirum in Newark price you can afford, call Puerari 515 Lehlgh Ave., .For information about the Union. ing auditions (or their, final show. spring concerts featunng talented New An open reading follows. County Teen Arts Program, contact Three By. Chekhov," on Monday and Ticket prices for adults and children et holders will^be assured of entrance:' Ask for Dorothy Gorlin . •. . • mi Union County College. Electric at 276-3687. ' Union Jersey artists. Cristina Valdes of Eli- The Barron Arts Center is located at the Union County Office of Cultural and Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at Oakes. Memor- are S7. 'for- further information,, call Tickets are S20 per person. Call Carole" zabeth will open the senes on Sunday 582 Rahway Ave., Woodbridge. For- 1 Heritage. Affairs, 24-52 Rahway Ave.. ial. Outreach Center.in Summit. at 3 p.m: .. • (908) 527-2337: at the Center at (908 ) 353-1740 for information, call (908) •634-0413. reservations and information •\

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FREE Personal Ad FREE Voice Greeting—FREE Message Retrieval (lx weekly) . the week, and you'll be able to enjoy you're planning a .purchase, ion'X Because older adiijts are more at —•.Keep extra blankets and hot water Keeping a battery-operated radio LETS HAVE FUN some unbroken, concentration later. : overlook nontraditional sources for BEING TOGETHER SEEKING RELATIONSHIP COULD THfS BEi YOU? risk during the winter. Union County Bi curious while male, 35. 6', bottles on hand. • and flashlight handy; as well as.extra 25 yr old. singlo black female 25. 6'4" male seeking a single • Down to earth, single- while Focus, on a particularly thomy prob- finding the things you need al a rea- 230 lbs. Seeking bi curious or is advising them to take precautions Virgo WOMIA M:I:KI\G seeking a single male 25 to 30. wnitefemale to have lun and male, 38. Looking tor a single .. • Never use an oven as a heater. batteries, matches and candles; gay males, any race, any size: lem and you may come to a new sonable price. . , .'.• -.' MI:\ Want someone to spend quali-' to start'.a relationship BOX • white female. 27 to 37: who is during the cold weather with simple • Checking suppliesof medications- Aug. 24-Sept, 22 lor discreet lun: BOX 11763 Cook or bake something instead. The • understanding.'This weekend, eschew ty time with. Raco unimportant 39672 •fun loving, family onenled; steps that could' save their lives. loves to laugh and spend quiet, activity will provide warmth.- and ordering in' advance; 1 Head away from the beaten path to Call 1-900-786-2400 BOX 16201 ARE YOU THE ONE? GIVEiTATRYl \ . "•' loud gatherings in favor of spending $1.85 |»r mln.. 18 ytan or oltftr romantic evenings • together. 19 yoar oki Bi; smart, lovable, CANT WATT 58 yr old African American male • "Many senior citizens' deaths from . • Eat healthy, hot meals. '.' • Taking a cordless telephone out- add a touch of adventure tb your life. Capricorn 'Enioy traveling, pool..country' carng male. In search of one spe- . time with a friend. VERY SPECIAL • Attractive. 46 year old protasson- ' is seeking African American or music, and more BOX 12631 , . cial parson for love and. compan- the cold weather could be avoided," '. • Contact someone or have some- side with them, in the event they need Face Up to your responsibilities. No Dec. 22-Janr 20 Pretty slnglo whila tcmale. 32. al. 57-. NS. Entoy Me, laughter. Hispanic femaJe. 45*58. for KIND AND LOVING ionship. LeT> laka erne lo get to : good.bmes. dancing, ctnmg. trav- possible long .term relationship one call or visit daily; assistance; and - one else can handle them for you, so . Use your creativity to stretch .yout 57* with long brown riair 'Enjoy. Visually handcappod gentleman know one another. BOX 39338 said Freeholder Walter D. McNeil, the -beach, music, working out el and the theater. BOX 12W7 . and marriage. If you like sports. looking to dale and possibly •.Keeping in close .touch with a Taurus ^ don't expect to be let off the hook. A Atlantic; Crty. dining out. are a Jr., liaison to the Advisory Council on « Check wijth a pharmacist' or doc- budget and create a memorable occa- and.Atlantic City SeolcingsJn. CASUAL FRIENDSHIP . rriamaoo a vtsuaity handeapped light drinker and smokor give • neighbor or friend, and regularly April 21-May 21 close friend offers support during a glfl whito male, thin lo medium Very attract!*! and sim black Aging, "if they take the crucial steps tor to see which medications they are sion. Romance is favored toward the .me" '.-. a • • call....Union 'woman. 25 lo 50. It you're look- \VOMI:\ M-.KKIV; build. 25 to 39 who is sweet temaleffi m y 20's. Looking lor a checking with each other during particularly difficult time. County/Essen County area. ing tor marriage and someone to protect themselves from the rav- taking might interfere with the body's This week holds promise for being ' weekend, so take a risk .— ask that and caring. BOX 13058- • • fnanctaly secure'while male who B0X.1380A who can care lor you and under- snowstorms. special someone for a date, or share FRIENDSHIP AND MORE is handscme. goneraus, drug and ages of winter. Unioq County is ready ability to control its temperature. unusually productive. Long trips and WANNA GO OUT7 stand your situation, please give 40 yr- old. -5'3\ Afncan " deease free, lor an cngortg. tfc- Call 1-900-786-2400 your feelings with your sweetheart 20 yr old. 6'. 200 16 single malo 'meacall BOX 13153 • ' • to provide elderly arid those who look Chasrioff said that a properly oper- While emphasizing the need for long, rambling conversations yield American female .enjoys danc-' erect relatonsnp BOX 15050 SI.W per mln., 18ytirioroldtr Libra with brown-hair and blue eyes. fruitful insights. -Your cheerful atti- Call an old friend this week. mq. music, long-walVa and wnt: CFcif a mnipc u*i p • ' OPEN MINDED MALE after them from the ravages of winter. ating. home heating system' also is planning and prevention, Freeholder mg poetry. Seeking African, AttradhflLtuinigured. 5'10*. 46 . Union County is ready to provide tude and winning personality could, lemale. 21 to 25. lor dating and with a solid buitd. 'easy going.. Single, lull figurod. gay black important to prevent hypothermia. McNeil reiterated the County's ability American mate 6'- plus. 25 to yr cJd divorced white-female' A free-spirited acquaintance has a 1 a possible relation*. considerate and outgoing lomale.. Looking for a similar lighten up another person's rotten 35. who is open, .has similar Enjoy, movies, dining-.-out',, elderly and those who look after them "Many older adults spend a bitter • and willingness to help senior citizens ship. "BOX with • a groat personality. ' tomalo lor Iriendship end possi- great outlook. Follow that lead, and Aquarius 'interests, respect, courtesy, rmniature goH. pu-et evenings: mood,.so don't be shy — draw them 37790 Enjoy movies, bly more. BOX 14506 with information and other assistance winter in homes and apartments with through the upcoming winter. honesty ar>d kindness.-BOX- and more. Looking lor a tail, your mood should 'improve dramati- Jan. 21-Feb. 18 m.usic. din- CURIOUS FEMALE : single or divorced white mate, MARRIAGE in order to make sure that they have_a_ inadequate heat," she. said. "Some- "The elderly can plan ahead, but out. 15806 .'••••' ing out. Attractive, bi cunous 31 yr old cally toward the weekend. Early in the If you're trying to keep a secret, ATTRACTIVE AND SUM '' •• 40 to .50. with similar interests, MINDED talking,' {he lemale. Looking lor a.very safe and healthy winter." • • ' ' times there is.,no heat, at all." they, should also know that we are week, count on the unexpected. You 50 yr old. sbm single, femate. (or tnenosh'p first. BOX 40306 MALE outdoors. watch out for inadvertent sTTpsvIf the attractive, leminine. petite here and ready to help in case they 5* 10* who 'has' a good sense Professional (lea .mar- Susain Chasnoff, director of the • Have heating systems checked Gemini ____ _— ZjmaXJM _be_able_to_plari_ for.: iu_buij SHORT AND SWEET! _lemaIo.lorlrlenc|ship.and.pQssi-. J i.wrong person, hcars-thc-righuhing; all- •o?-humor-Enjoys ;a"va rteU'bt- 'kets;—oner -and-serviced.—Those-who-rcside-in- ~need-us. 'rhe-said.—^—.—— m 'o' r e : bly moro. BOX 11103 ~TJnion County Division on Aging, you'll be better prepared to roll with your careful effort could be in vain. tnterests. such -as travel, white lemaie. Looking lor a- ~~May 22-June 21 Ips^tonat white ^oofcing 'or- a apartments should speak with the • • Anyone needing help to prepare Tor : music and more. Seeking col- relationship or a possible long LETS HAVE FUN!. said seniors must guard against hypo- things.' i-'--' ft -Tiaio. 27 to 37. .jmalo. 28 to 46. Thisiis a terrible week lo indulge in Head outdoors for an antidote to a bad lege graduate who is canng* term commitment. BOX 12523-. fem Gay.white lomale. 135 lbs., landlord or organize fellow tenants lol a winter- emergency should call the Nelson Fellmari, chairman of the AHA Board of Directors, presents the Hospital wiii.'. is' romantic, (or -companionship. intelligent and has similar enjoy movies, dancing and thermia, or low body temperature, be gossip* No matter how good your case of spring fever,. You might even LETS GET TOGETHER! fun loving ar>d oas; «.td hopefully more. make sure the • system is working . Union County Division oh Aging at With Heart Partnership Award to Brian Buonanni of.St. Elizabeth Hospitalas Gloria rnierosts. BOX 39544 • . having a- good time. Looking prepared with everything they need in intentions are, things will backfire, so fun some roses, in your cheeks! '!' yr'oBlulfigured blac k lemale. ' gotng. Enjoy traveling, BOX13171 for another gay * white ATTRACTIVE FEMALE • country muse, 'pool,' and ; properly;- and (908) 527-4870 or 527-4872 from 8 - Buonanni looks on. The. award is presented to hospitals^that participate in the AHA Scorpio Seefcng a sngle mate. (Vs.,lor a femalo, 30-35. No drinkers, the event a major storm shuts them Attractive black' sngte tomate ' mom: BOX 37989 ' A NICE GUY *•'... keep your mouth closed instead. lOfiQ touii fnonosr^p. ndco i^nrtV' no smokers, no drugs. BOX •••Call the local public utility com- a.m. tp.4:30 p.m. . ' Hospital with Heart program and actively promote heart health education through- seeking 'gentleman. 30-35. to*; Single white malo, in my late • inside, and be. sure their heating sys- Oct. 24-Nov. 22 porarttaste a DOS' BOX 12136 COMMITMENT MINDED 1349B Don"! hesitate to help where it's senous mtatonship BOX 3746? 30's. from Linden. Looking pany for "repairs or emergency the County Division of Emergency > out the year to patients, employees and the community. SHORT AND SWEET1 - ' Attractive 35 yr old "single . tems are working properly; .. ^ needed; however, just offer it in arr^ Get some busy work out of the way Feb. 19-March 20 for a'sYncere.down to earth. ALL RACES WELCOME AHE YOU THE ONE . . 19 year oU sr-g*e whne lemale. 5'. whife male. 5'9*.and,175J&S.'- response: Management' monitors stormy and easy going female. 39 and 39 yr old black lomale early in the week to clear the -way of 105 b, physcaly a. Lookng lot a Enjoy running, racquotbaN., "Older adults, particularly the frail, open, friendly manner to avoid any., Avoid impulse spending — a bill Attractive. 48 yr oid. "In" fig- over, who Js-nof into Ihe tar Seeking an aggressive female She added that last winter was a cold weather, warning municipalities rotasonshp and possfcto long lonTi - socializing, quiol evenings an enjoyable weekends If,.you can'4. could be looming. This week is a good UTed.'S*4*. single i white smg* scone; .Smokers, are line. ol any race. II you are inter- are most prone to hypothermia, which • ~ costly misunderstandings. -• ••;. ccrnrriSTiert. LootaiQ forward to and morq Looking for an stark reminder of how snow means of their seriousness. This information female Seekmg a.humorous. BOX 36855 . . ostod in. gotting.to know afford a getaway, try to treat your time to reorganize — whether it's heamgfcom you 1 BOX 12507 " ' attractive, fit woman, who is is caused by the body losing heat fas- mate, who enjoys'vaned inter-- . me., give me a call sometime. hardship, isolation and helplessness also is given to news organizations. Hospital sponsors various classes, groups mate or "sweetie to little things,, like osJs. Must be . finarvnaliy. SPEND TIME TOGETHER mature mmded and socure'm PARTY TIME closets; drawers, finances or .'priori-' 1 BOX 36621 • ter than it can be replaced. If'body Cancer secured BOX 39*48 '. .23 yr oWsaigte tJ fgured Wack ' herself, for triondship and a .45 yr old; attractive.' sincere Bi for many senior citizens.' Everyone is. advised to stay tuned to The basics of life support and car- Obstruction Management/Heimlich of $45 per student will be charged. breakfast in bed: Don't let yourself be JUST FOR FUN • ties. If you need a loan or some THE, ABSOUTTE TRUTH wcrnarv- £noys. taJtong on the possible retarionshiO.'BOX racial female.'. Looking'far a temperature drops below 95-degrees',' "Heavy snowfalls make it difficult June 22-July 22 '. 26 yrold bi black lemale look- • locai radio and television stations for/^Tdiopulrhonary resuscitation are taught Maneuver for choking victims: Call (201) • 533-5023 for further talked into anything — back off and' advice; • count on a friend whom Very attractive, petite, shaoe- pfione. Icnjj waacs and.enjoymg 38025^ /' ". . ' man, 40 to 55. who -enjoys ing lor a, tit white lemale lor the heart slows and weakness and • for them to get around." Chasnoff Staying at home instead of looking tyj 45 y ot3 yout^tui female eacti crier's company Looking: . ATTRACTIVEMALE dancing., partying and more. weather updates. They should not at St. Barnabas Medical Center, in a . This course is offered once a information.'' . then make your Own decision. you've known for years. good limes. Must be discreet 5*4". 118 t-s Cm nones'. tDf anyonfc. 24-35 BOX 15811 . Physically " fir. single,, whtte, Must be druO-frec. BOX 38762' • confusion may ensue. The condition said, recalling that 32 inches of snow for adventure helps you bank a little . BOX 15051 hesitate to call local police in the six-hour course for thelayperson. The month", either in two 3-hour evening Saint Barnabas Medical Center is moral" "-soea:" ener-ettc Italian male. 36.'5'9* and 190 can be fatal." she said. fell last January -tffi&jfiion County. course includes adult one-man CPR sessions or one 6-hour day session. .extra money. It will come in handy oassicnate. p!ayt.j< anc * Its I'm attractive." sincere. SINCERE FRIENDSHIP event of a crisis: -.. ' located on Old. Short Hills Road. CALL loom 686-9898 & inter u four iliiiil selection - below! : MIA SEEKIM later in the week, or possibly in-a . spontaneous"^ H^jay." Aiia^ic . MIA SEEKING nonest and romantic with a Very attractive 26 yr cJfl black The best "cure for. • hypothermia; "Icy or unshovelled walks arid • For information on programs and and Adult. Foreign Body . Airway Prcregistration is required, and a fee Livingston, New Jersey. sense of humor Looking for a MIA lemale. Looking lor a Diatonic Crty. titaeSS liKii; '03!Sa'- WOMIA _ extreme cold make it impossible for services offered' by Union County, week or two. The conservative 3600 Aquarius _. 360B Scorpio and more Vou are o:r-act:vc. • single wh:tc female. 27 to 32. Inendshtp with a black female - Chasnoff explained, is prevention. approach is best, especially when it HOROSCOPES (it ans rnatC-^'' «^a! I .a-.tO. wtic is physically fit and a n.'s . -whojs down to earth, sincere, Seniors' should: •• ..'..-•' many, to go outside at all, to get food." • call the County's Customer Informa- 3601 Aries 360& Sagitarius Call 1-9OD-78S-24O0 ,'and marriage minded. BOX Call 1-900-786-2400 honest and .outgoing. BOX : BOX ii?42 - ' ._ Sl.M pirraln . It run oroldar- -.1.5075 ...... - She advised-the elderly to be ready, tion Line at (908) 558-7000. Monday . comes to handling your finances this 3602 Taurus 3610 . Capricorn . J1.99 per mln..,15 jttn or older 37477. .. . • Dress warmly'. Wear loose-fitting, SINCERE* LOYAL ahead of time by:. through Friday, or visit the one-stop . week. . ., . ' DailyUpdates! 3603 Gemini ' 3611 Pisces Dfvc*CP3 w*rte. Jew.s^ COMPANIONSHIP WANTED ARE YOU OUT THERE? GIVEMEACALI.il - lightweight. clothing in layers. If 3604 Cancer female. 27. 5^. f.T a-ic". 125 Wnfle mate-, 40' Cxown ha*, gnwn 23 yr o*d single - white male Single whito male.. 6'. brown • Listening frequently to weather Customer information Center at 300 -'2s Er-cv mcvies" cz-rvSy . seeking •a single'while female • hair, and eyes.' 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Jersey St Tapestry and sculpture exhibits in Clark 1 interested in talking, .please' M you are a h or gay prottisscnaJ race'are unimportant to me. If Free private parking off Division Street. The Skulski'ArrGallery of the Pol'-. holds a B.A. in Visual Arts from the day from 10 a.m. - 3 p.m.. Tuesday. BOX leave me a.message BOX whrte mate with qualities'simaar to you're interested, please can your 3 N.J. LOCATIONS IN ""i'sri""CulturaI Foundation in Clark is College of Higher Learning in Poland. Wednesday. Thursday. Fnday from uux'iatyc " (201)376-3113 105 Morris Ave. pleased to present an exhibit of of Josefa creates sheer magic by inter- - 9 p.m. and Saturday from 10 a_m. - 1 The key to good vision throughout Free private parking off Meisel Avenue tapestry by.Jozefa.Tomaszewska and weaving sisal ropes, strings, pieces of p.m. For more information, contact your life is proper care. Many cases of to help fight this often sculpture by Lubomir Tomaszewski vision loss can.be prevented with reg- wool, cotton rugs and leather. She . Aleksandra Nowal 'at'(908) 382-7197 SAVE EYEGLASSES Thousands of men, through tomorrow. ular eye ' chekckiips. "Qieckups gives & new dimension and life to the or <908>"'862-7989:.' '. • women and children Josefa Tomaszewska graduated art of contemporary gobelin'tapestry:' become more • important as we ALREADY LOW PRICED fatal blood disease \ ' are afflicted'each , from the School of Fine Arts and Your business can grow.with more become older," said Drs. Spier and PROGRESSIVE The Polish Cultural Foundation: is VK£ .ROLLS!? . BI FOCAL.S TRIFOCALS year.All.of the Design in.Tambw. Poland, where she located at 177 Broadway. Clark, exit customers. Reach the 'potential' cus- Crane of the Northern NJ Eye. Insti- BIFOCALS- FOR A CONVENIENT HOME PICKUP CALL SAVE ->; clothing will be sold excelled in weaving, painting, sculp- 135. from the Garden Stale Parkway, ' tomers in your newspaper wiih an tute. "Modern'.technique^, can some-. SAVE .1QU.CANT GET-OUT OF and ail-profits will ture, graphics" arid design. She also The Skulski An'Gallery is open Mpn- '.ad. by-calling 1-800-564-8911. time restore, sight you may think is •IT IJW:IT'S:OVER' lost." For some diseases, -eariy detec- go to the Aplastic tion can save your' sight: • Anemia Foundation I-800-5JOO-0445 -OFFER 'LIMITED TIME ONLY • ACT NOW. of New Jersey. Inc. /* Recycle and Help HELP SAVE • As aeommimirs service, the North- to help fund research,' em NJ Eye Institute is'Offering free prevention and *w the Environment A LIFE! 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HELP WANTED HELP WANTED PERSONALS WANTED TO BUY CLEANING SERVICE rl BUYER Wortd War II Vat pays cash torpid SERVICES SATISFACTION GUARANTEED or your mc- PARTTIME TELEMARKETING SUPERVISOR newspapers, magazines, books, glassware, rtey back. For a special cleaning demonstration We have an opening for an experienced LIVE PSYCHICS china. 2O1-73S-0857 anytime. Save ad. OFFERED apd a free quota call Bev—Maid Sanies, • After School Program seeks adult leaders for TetmakoUng/ Supersvisor. 673-5207. '•' ; . - '. positions working with elementary and middle We Offer. 1 ON 1 ' AAA LJONEU American Flyer, Ives and other WH gh* .you * life - school aged children In Maplewood and South Salary. Bonus, overides. msdcal, dental, vaca- trains and oM toys. CoBector pays hlghesf cash COMPUTER SERVICES """"" Orange. Work 2:30 or 3;15-6PM daDy through tion and paid holidays. 1-M0-5S2-6M6 prices. 1-800-464-4671, 201-8-9-1006. APPLIANCE REPAIR June, following school district calendar. MUST Extension 51S1/Mu«ti»ia$&99 par mlnut- AFFORDABLE TYPING SERVICE, Word Pro- ALL HOME appliances serviced. Refrigerators, BE PROMPT and have -experience working We Need: NEW STRATEGIES ANTK1UE AND Older Furniture, rjnlng hxxns, cessing. Letters. Reports. Estimates/ Contracts freezers, washers, dryers, air conditioners, t Win groups of children. Interest In crafts, spore A mature minded ratable, and energetic peraon 35th Avenue. Suite 1 bedrooms, breakf ronts, secretarys,' etc Can BID Resumes. College/School Papers. Invoicing/ : dishwashers, stoves and ovens. Low prices. 24 or music a plus. Excellent opportunity for mat can hire. traVand mottvate a phone room. Phoenix, AZ, 85017 201-586-4804. ... • . • •> . Forms. 10 years experience. Call hour service..908-686-7117. ; recreation or education major or person with If you have these qualifications can Artie Foods CAMERAS BOUGHT. Highest prices for qual- (908M99-9816. . teaching or scouting skills. Must have-own for a personal Interview,- i0am-3pm. ity cameras. No movie, Polaroid or Kodaks. Wil . -. transportation. Hourly salary. Call travel: Call 908-964-7661., 201-762-0183. • ' . • BUSINESS SERVICE CONTRACTOR • TRAVEL AGENT/ CORPORATE - CASH PAID , ADVERTISERS/FORGET iradWonaP'adver- RART TIME. Sales Assistant in booming wire- • • • .i MISCELLANEOUS I CABINET CONCEPTS.- Custom bun furniture Large full service agency in Springfield. Fam tising. Learn how to reach millions on the for every room in your home/Complete kitchen f-r less communication industry, $8 hourly, 10 to • ; Scrap Metals and Batteries Internet for about a dollar a day! For Free R. 15 hours weekly. Hours flexible. 201 -762-2030. trips, full benefits package, must have minimum . and bath renovations! Y. Kadosh, 2 years experience. Apollo.a plus, but not . ' Picked Up Seven Days -. information call: 1-800-844-9639 Extension 201-912-9523; Fax 37»7213. •POSTAL JOBS' " necessary. Salary commensurate with expen- 2501. . . ; HIGH PERFORMANCE ; $12.68/ hour to start, plus benefits, earners, enca. Can Iris or Bemice. at 201-467-3383. MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE ADVERTISE YOUR.Product, service or oppor- CLASSIFIED . sorters, computer trainees, maintenance. Can fin* High Quality Custom Work WAREHOUSE PERSON lor full line vending A-i APPLIANCES. 367 Rl 22 Hillside: Re- tunity to millions on the Information Superhigh- NEWSPAPERS today for application and Information. 908-558-1500 . Interior, Exterior General Contractors : company. Room for advancement. Call frigerators. Washers,'Dryere $79 up. (Next to way. CaD for information Now. 1-800-844-9639 . 9am-9pm. 7 days. 1-800-267-5715, «xt»n*lon AddWons. Remodels. 9am-3pm. 201 •376-8777. Shop-Rite) Same day delivery available. Extension 6246. : •' . •••''•- 83. / • -.'••• Fine.Custom .Cabinetry Deskji ESSEX COUNTY SPECIALS '908-688-7354.. • '. - - . Recyding-lndustrtal Accounts Serviced A++ LEGITIMATE Computer-Based. Business! • And RefWsh '• •:•• News-Record of Maplewood & South Orange •: RECEPTIONIST, FULL Time/ Part time Jor WHEN REPLYING MAX WEINSTEIN SONS, INC. Funy insured, can for. free estimates GARAGE SALES AMERICAN GIRL Doll -Clothes by Karen. .Run an exciting business like thousands of West Orange Chronicle- East Orange Record PedlaWc medical practice. Computer skills TO A HONEST WEIGHTS-BEST PRICES. other Americans are doing. No experience 201-731-6693 or 800-289-3867 (voice man) helpful.- Reply 201-731-6100 or fax Communion. Easter outfits. Original designs, ' - Visit our showroom at -800-564-8911 Orange Transcript • The Glen Ridge Paper acessories. Children welcome. Call Livingston' Always Buying Scrap Metals needed. Free Cassettes explain. Call / 201-731-0612. ... UNION COUNTY 1-800-343-8014'. extension 8183. 56 Main St; West Orange. . 7 Nuttey Journal • Belleville Post 201-992-4453: Save this ad. . 2426 Morris Ave. (near Burnet) Union Search your local classifieds on the internet id lor oowvo doe- CLASSIFIED BOX NUMBER MELQ CONTRACTORS Irvington Herald • Vailsburg Leader BAG BURRO. Eleptnc. Got! Cart. Includes: •any cKs/saturday, &1V4 25 words $19.00 or S26.00 combo , 3 tor's office In Hillside. Spanish speaking a plus. Antenna, Video; 2 Way Radio.. Stereo. The Independent Press ofBloomfield . '- Call 908-289-6667 between 10AM-5PM please address envelope to: Distance timer, seat, basket, umbrella and 90*68W236/Since 1919 "The Homeowners Contractor" http://www.localsource.com/dassifieasr 201-675-5553. • . .' • . . • . Additions & Alterations UNION COUNTY ; Garage Sale sighs.price stickers, balloons, i. weekdays. ...•••••• holder, carries one or twef bags.'New battery : and charger. $425. Tour model irons 2-S.W. • - New Construction Fire Restorations Union Leader • Springfield Leader .helpful hints, inventory sheet and Rain . RATES |-ROUTE. PERSON for cigarette vending routed • BOX NUMBER -.-- . $200. Got) bag. $25. Miscellaneous woods,' CARPENTRY Repairs , Replacement Windows SALES HOURS Claric Eagle'Kenitworth Leader |AII company and union benefits; Must have a $25*150;;Can.201-376;2420..' • Decks & Pavers ' ". . . titchen & Bains " ". 'Insurance.. •• Worrall Newspapers • Mountainside Echo • Roselle' Spectator " clean driving record. Call between 9am-3prh; JOE DOMAN Affordsbfflty & Dtpendablttty CLASSIFIED RATES : 201-37fr8777. ''.•'--•• • " 'BED: BRAND New stitl In wrapper. Queen set PETS "" " PA. Box T58V '' '908486-3824 . 908-245-5280 --20-words.oriless.....;._.$14.00.p.erjnsej1ion_ Hillside Leader • Roselle Park Leader with warranty. Brass headboard and frame ' -SALES/ADVERTISING- — Maplewood, NJ 07040 .. y gT -mctuOod-Sacrifice. $300cash/201-340-2267 —DEGKS- "TOUH"AD"couId:appe_r here r 9:00 AM -5 PM Additional. 10 words.....,.-.$4.00 per insertion FLEX DAY HOURS , ' ALTERATIONS/REPAIRS $14.00 per"week. Call for more details. Our Surtimit^Observer • Bizabeth Gazette No Experience NecMsaiyl WORK AT home. Part time $500 to $1,500 per BUNK BEDS: Solid wood, never used. In the ' Display Rates.. $29.00 per column inch ECONOMY CLASS month. Full time $2,000 to $8,000 per month. box. Cost $350. Sell-$135, cash. CaH •KITCHENS ' .ATTICS friondly classified department would be happy After Hours Call DOG GROOMING to help you. Call 1-600-564-8911. ' i We offer a challenging career opportunity and Training provided. 908-935-3486. 201-812-8349;- • . . . . '...' •BATHROOMS •BASEMENTS . Contract Rates Available PAWS PET Grooming & Supplies. 1263 Stuy- 908-686-9898 i high earnings potential to the right success- BUSINESS 'OPPORTUNITY. Opportunity for . . REMODELED " DEADLINES <'oriented Individual: Our paid professional train- vesant Avenue, Union. 'Grooming That Keeps Blind Box Number...... $12.00 per insertion 20 words $5.00 or $9.00 combo items for home business for dressmaker. Fabrics, sew- No iob too small or too larae. DECKS Selection #8100 j Ing combined v/ilh your motlvaUon will make EMPLOYMENT WANTED the Tail Wagging." Call for an appointment internet Listing...... :$4.00 per insertibnl . Business Directory 4 PM Thursday sale under $100.00 One item per ad price. ing accessories frorn. threads to trims, patterns, 908-8f6-8585. .,'.'•." ' . - DECKS UNUMITEO - t you a winning member of our sales team. Car EXPERIENCED WOMAN seeks position full etc, etc Also shower doors, twin brass head- Display T Space reservation 5 PM Friday ' - :^ must appear. , ".required. - time as housekeeper with weekends off, willing boards. 201-731-0588'. ' - - • CARPETING "™ • to stay ovenilght. Relocating to - New Jersey PETS ' "• SPECIAL SPRING DISCOUNT ^Contact GETTING TO KNOW YOU, a unique Don Antonelli • Ad Copy. 12 noon Monday ^ March 1st. Excellent references Call BUY WHOLESALE -All Type Products. Buy «1 Treated Lumber and Cedar Decks ADDRESS 1; women-oriented advertising company. Lowest prices direct from factories. Free Re- $150 PUP SALE (Cash) All types. Values to s 717-249-9639. [ ' . • ROYAL LINOLEUM & RUG CO. 10 Year Guarantee - Fully Insured . . ln:colunin 3 PM Tuesday . ^Eam $20-$75K . port. Richard Behlmer, 2021 45th Street: North $750. Open March 8 4 9. Hours 10-5: J.P. Classified Advertising. AUTOS FOR SALE HOUSE CLEANING Sen/ice. Experienced with 908-276-8377 •401K and Stock Purchase Plan Bergen. NJ 07047: ..- O'Neill Kennels. Ideated" on US Highway #1. Famous Brand Carpets §'Bonuses, Incentives . . transportation, any hour. Call 201-673-1737, Worrall Newspapers Pnnceton. NJ, (opposite Hyatt Hotel). Armstrong,- Mohawk - Amtico CLASSIFIED, COMBINATION RATES' •• ''Auto Reimbursement • .'Teresa. ' • '••• '. COMPUTER. IBM PC Valuepolnt. Model -••DRIVEWAYS 425SX25, 486 Processor, 240HD. 25rhhz,' Mannlngton - Congoleum - Tarkett . • P.O.Box158 -.. "Ad appears in all 22hewspapers_^- ADJUSTMENTS •Protected Territories ' ' POLISH AGENCY Inc. Specializing in elderty FREE INSTALLATION • Have Floor Size* i 20 words.-10 weeks $24.00 or $37 00 g.'Excellant Benefits . •'. • 4MBRam. AOC Super VGA. 14 Inch color PATERNO PAVING Maplewood, NJ 07040 : arid sick care. Housekeepers, dally hbuse- monitor, HP DeskJet 520, Sharp Z57 copier. For Ready For FREE ESTIMATE. Shop at home. 20 words or less.....:...-$20.00.per insertion Adjustments: We make every effort to avoid deaners. Live iftf-eufc-Relerences and expert- Driveways - Parking Lots ' . eombo no copy changes information 201-7-43T4425. Dave. Must Sell. •• 'Coat Sealing Additional 10 words....=. ..$6.00 per-insertion mistakes in your classified advertisement. Please Mrs. Park . ence. 908-689-9140. •' ; 1-800445-1123 CRENDENZA (antique white) and mirror, buffet INSTRUCTIONS VISA 908-964-4127 MC •Concrete Sidewalk Offices where ads can be placed in person:' check your ad each time it appears, should an error PROFESSIONAL CLEANING. Houses, of- with drawers, natural top. Both-are beatuiful . 'All Type Curbings .. Display Rates ..$45!oo per column inch if SALES. SPARE Time? Earn, Earn! Earn Cash! fices, apartments. Own transportation. Refer- °and excellent condition. $300.00. . 'Paving Blocks occur please nbtify the classified department within t $300.00 a week or more. Sales experience. . ' Contract Rates Available • .'• ; ences, Call Annie. 908-964-9574. 908-688-0649 after 3pm. . CARPET CLEANING FREE ESTIMATES FULLY JNSURED seven days of publication: Worrall Community . "helpful. For information calL'201-923-4266. ACCENT REDUCTION. Improving spoken en- - ESSEX COUNTY DREAM MACHINES 908-245-6162 908-241^827 Newspapers, Inc.. shall riot be iiable'fbr errors or D AYBED. While and brass with pop-up trundle,.' glish. Experiencek) €SL teacher and speaker. • RICHARD. G. McGEGHAN - 463 Valley. Street, Maplewood . SALES (INSIDE) 2 Ortho mattresses induoed, new still boxed. BSMA.,Free consultation. 201-762-4391. - CHARGE IT omissions in cost of actual space occupied by item growing Millburn/ Springfield, NJ Sacrifice $300 cash. 201-340-2267. : 170-. Scotland Road,.Orange ''•• i seeks bright and energetic individuals to . GUITAR LESSONS. Lessons tailored accorri- Residential & Commercial DRIVING SERVICE ' in which error or omissions occurred. We can not Photo of your car plus 20 words mg to needs and musical taste of individual All classified ads require prepayment. ' to Ifs national Inside Sales/Customer ' DINING ROOM Set. 9 piece truitwood proven- . , •. Carpet! & Floors HANDY HELPERS Service, H you cant do It ,266 Liberty Street, Bloomfield students, 201-762-4B99.. ;'-.-. . : beheld liable for failure, for any cause, lo insert an 4 weeks - $40.00 i department. Flexcon boasts a list of ANNOUNCEMENTS cial. excellent condrBon. 908^686-1844..- >Shampoo" •Stripped Maybe we can.' Doctors, vets, airports, etc; Please have your card and. expiration date. leaders as It's clients, and offers.a -ad.—Won-a^CommimitylNewspapersJncjeseryes_ GUJTAR INSTRUCTION by a' Prolessional •Cleaned •• . 'Burl Drop Off, pick. Up. Minor Household chores. —Gall-now-201-763-944-1_i- eUve-beneflts-packager profit-sharing-^— J - .: • • .Wax 1om gift baskets just lor you" AI occasions. Gift Ciurtansl. Over 25".years expenence,. Beginners Deliver packages bcallyrReBabte-and courte?^ UNION COUNTY the right to reject revise or reclassify any. n, and exceptional work environment. nne. ovi-QGK.'rona ' " ! Baskets sta'rt at S25'. Proprietor: Barbara Pas- through advanced. All ages welcome. 908-688-7151. ; 908-355-3208. . - / • ,- • BECOME A Host Family- ScancSnavtan, Euro- 1291 StuyvesantAve., Union . . 908-81l>S424: ...... ---..• ' , "For that, personal touch" advertisement at anv time challanging and rewarding positions pean, South American, Asian.. Russian High • qualone..906^86-4149. . ^require people who have excellent communia-' School Exchange Students arriving August. ELECTRICIANS American Intercultural Student Exchange. Call • GOT ROACHES? Buy Enlorcer Exterminator "HEBREW-READING Tuton Does your child gUons skills and a strong desire to be successful. have problems with learning vowels and read- 1-800-SIBUNG. . . . plus 20 second Ant S Roach KiHer'Coreentrate! CLEANING SERVICE ABLE ELECTRIC HELP WANTED ^Please forward your resume and compensation '.. This Pro tormula dissoMng pack Is guaranteed. ing? NJ Stale Certified Teacher. We tutor ADD HELP WANTED HELP WANTED i requirements lo: Flexcon, 673 Morris Avenue, D J MAINTENANCE -r Residential and office M It'* electric w» do Itl HELP WANTED HELP WANTED . ot your money back! Available only at The and ADHD. 201^379^324. : : '• '- PART TIME position available lor receptionist, ^Springfield, NJ 07081. Principals only. New Installations or repairs LEGAL SECRETARY. Small law firm seeks OFFICE MANAGER Experienced for medical ENTERTAINMENT ;"""". Home Depot ''..•'.' cleaning; window cleaning: floor waxing. Fully HELP ALL OUR Reps Wear the Same TWO To EXPERIENCED OR Inexperienced North file clerk/ typist for matrimonial law firm, Dia-. ' READING. TUTOR. '.V4 years expenence. Reasonable prices responsible,- mature minded, individual with office (preventive mediclne)in West Orange. 4 . Insured. References provided. Free-estimates. Work... A SrnOel Oportunity lof a career Repre- American Van Unes has O/O openings In their •mond & Diamond. P.A.. 225 Mfflbum Avenue, Isales/Advertising. AN EVENING In Ireland. Tony Kenny and MATTRESS jAND' Boxspnng.. orthopedic. Individualized/ Personalized. Strategies and - Recommendations available excellent organizational and telephone com- days, Monday through. Thursday. Call .Call 908-964-8136': • License (11500 Fufty insured BrtJdlnlii dJ^KiV!aaJiL ^"^"^ Fi- At -&U, nTettTOds^a__address_v_ur thiid*s needs. -WANTED- munication skills. Musi be computer^ Flex "hours/ Benefits. Northern NJ Tuition-free tralning'l Tractor purchase prog- day, hours flexfcte. Call 201-379-9292 or fax Tickets $20, $18 lor seniors. Pay al door. For .S125 cash. 201-256-2526 with excellent spelling and good typing skills.. . Yellow Pages . ~2BV8959 dt^TTOT" 201-539-0202. Southern NJ 908-42W1202. rams programs, pay tor service and salety plan OPHTHALMIC ASSISTANT. Full Bern Union. resume to 201 -379-9210. General office exper- information .201-226-2885. . . house. Housedeaning pur specialty. One shot 908-276-8692 :;••;•. CENTRAL JERSEY TERRrTORIES STUDY SKIULS. Tutonng. All Be'mehtary Sut>- I Welcome Wagon, EOE. and morel 1-800-348-2147 Department A-24. Call 908-925-5115...... County practice.Medical experience preferred. MATTRESSES & BOX SPRINGS deal, weekly, bi-weekly, monthly. Fully insured. SIOOO'S POSSIBLE. Reading books. Parttime., . ience required. ; . - : ' ;• Join, an established, successful publishing lects.. '25 years- teachinhg sxpenence. Call .•Subject to certain conditions. Will Cain. Must type/ work independent Good • TwinS49: FullS59,Queen$69: King$79each - Call Artie 908^654-9430. At Home. Ton treo.1-800-218-9000 extension. . LEGAL SECRETARY. Full time forbusy Btiga- company. 65 year ok) national directory com- 201-376-7374. . • • SPURR ELECTRIC R-5t 39 lor listings/directory. ASSEMBLE. ARTS, Crate, toys, jewtery. wood interpersonal • skills required.' Call •PART'TIME • •-. ••• ' Let's Futons S1B9: Daybeds $.129 Complete Items, typing.-sewing, computer woe* from DRIVERS. REGIONAL and OTR "positions tion office.'WordPerfect' 5.1 .'.and. or 6^1 and . pany seeks outside sales professionals for New' . MOTHER AND Daughter Home Cleaning Ser- New and Alteration Work . 20T-375-3220. . ' • '._, CIRCULATION .. home in .your spare time. Great pay. Free . available nowl CaiArk International otters Great Windows required. Salary .-commensurate . Jersey' operations. Starting salary plus com- .-; A-1 FURNITURE vice. We clean your home as rl it was our home. Specializing in recessed bgrrbng and service . SIOCWS POSSIBLE. Typing. Part time. At • ' '908-688-7354 details. Call 1-800-632-8007., 24 hours.. (Fee) Pay.' Benefits and the chance to Get Home skills/ experience. Fax resume with require- SECRETARY . ; missions, car allowance, medical benefits and' Quality work at low cost Call Mchele or Stacey changing..smoke detectors, yard and security home. Toll tree 1-800-218-9000. extension Often! Must be 22 with CDL and HazMat. . ments to: 201^669-0040. . . ' .; PARALEGAUUBRAR1AN DANCE - '.Rt. 12 West(Next to Shop. Rile) . 908-233-4383., , • : . • lighting, alterations,'and new developments. • T-5139 lor "listings/directory. ' '•' ATTENTION. CDL Drivers. Our saBusiness Is • endorsement. 885422-5275. For small law firm in Mountainside specializing Secretary for circulation department with USA __^ *Bocome Popular . '. Free*Delivery within 40 miles . .: License Number 7288: Fully Insured.,,. > • growing. Yoii provide: +1 year OTR expert ' LOVE TO clean, work with a team'..Monday id" .... Pnorie Orders Accepted OFFICE AND Store Claanirig Free Estimates- : ' in heatlh. corporate and employment law. Full .TODAY. Computer literate.'knowledge of Word Protected territories with strong, account tese,. •Laun cna-Ctu -Tango • jmsrbug •Oman •' • Nouoo Too Small. • • •" • S10O0 WEEKLY STUFFING envelopes at your ones, plus good MVR and work history. We Friday. 8:15-5:30. Advancement opportunity. Floor Waxing. Carpet Cleaning. No Job Too. DRIVERS SOLO/ Teams/ Owner Operators. tme, hours 9am-6pm. Must have good phone Perfect' and Lotus for Windows. Monday ' Great opportunity lor people who can sell and • LET US CHOREOtSHAPH YOUR WEDDING provide: ^Benefits/ Awards +New and well Linden.'906-925-4420 call-1:00pm'to 4:00. . PRIVACY HED-E-' Cedar Arcorvrtae'3 lodtio 4. • location. Guaranteed! Easy woiK BxceOent • -Teams,$10OK+.$2Ksign-onnralners,S7OK+l manner, -be -organized and detail onentec. through Thursday 9aoi to.1pm. Salary S9-$11 ; close-. Training program starting Immediately. - Don Rickaya* 201-781-7236 •7S2-O32S . S.maH. Upcal Help. 201-992-3405. 908-563^)398 1-B0O-870-0398 pay. Workers needed now! Free details, send maintained equipment +Regular Homo Timell foot tree $11 9S each Free delivery. 14.tree ; •Top Owners program. Cpnventionals/ Coast- experienced in electronic research, proficient m per hour P"iaase forwarrj resume to: Assistant 1634 Springfield Avsniia Maplewood - SASE: P.O. Bo« 500-MCr, Lima.'PA.) 9037.' Or we can make you an owner operator. Call MEDICAL'ASSISTANT/ Secretary for. busy.; /minimum. 51&5&&8Z38. Guaranteed" Also to-Coastl Bonuses, benefits. Convenant Trans- ' ophthalmology office in Union. Full time. Exper- • Windows, WordPerfect 6.0. Controller. P.O. Box 1O69.:253 Sheffield Street, - ' : Come, join the team! • BattyWringPanoa Center Lilac; Siren. Pine. -Drscouni Tree Farm. . , '.New Apple Lines, Inc. Madteon SD Central port (experienced) 1-800-441-4394, extension Fax nwume and »il»ry requirenwrits to: 1-800-643-8308,.1-800-843-3384. . jence preferred. Call 908-686--52S. Mountainside. NJ 070?2; or FAX: r ' • Call Ms! Edwaids: 201-843-1200 WHAT TIME does the movie start? Call S70.000 A MONTH In Your Own Home Based SC-3U (gradualesj 1-80O-338-642B. exten- PRIVATE SELLER Typewriters, -manual,- J, Amatucci . .. 908-78&-9699 908-317-9797: No Calls Please! • -908-686-9898 exL 3175. Infosource is' a 24 - Business! Hptiest Selling Products In the. sion, SC-31. Weekend recruiters,' MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST, Pah time. Monday elecmc^SI 5-S75. dai* anil white TV (16*1 S35' hour a day voice information service. Calls are World. Costs Pennies. Sells 1000 Times.Cost and Thursday, possibly Friday. Union office YELLOW BOOK costurne. igwelry, sports .mernorab;tia Cafi Free Sample' 312-41fr7949 ext. W01. . BANKING DRIVERSI SRT. Now has openings lor good PART TIME Utility position available. Connecti- • • "• • South 61 Paramus poad iree if within your local calino area Fron: desk experience- preferred. Call. . cut'Farms Elementary School in Union Hours ' Frank! 201-74S-409° - . . ' TELLER . OTR drivers -good benefits, conv: tractorsr 908-964'-B929 or fax resume 90S-964-7646 . . Paramus, NJ 07652 '. . ACCOUNTING . Accepting some CDL School Grads.Call toll .iiam-2pm. Call Aramark School .Support Ser-. : ;.'.. • Fax: 201-368-5910 ,! . • SOFABED, custorn-made. Queen, navy verve; WORRALt NEWSPAPER^ Community bank seeks Full time individual for,, free ,1-885-778-8185. .-..••" MEDICAL SECRETARY. • Full time exper-' v«ies. 908^8-8226.' EEOC. • •".-• PERSONALS aown pillows, B6* long, excellen! condflior. CLERK • our South Orange office.To qualify you must be ,'.SECRETARIES:.EXCELLENT rates. Contract ienced for very t>usyo Workers .Compensation -$250.-.20i-73i-835e' ., • ' ' . This entry ievel position will be responsible lor a self. motivated individual possessing know- .•requires statRng long-term temps at major ADOPTION: PLEASE Ness our family. We are ledge of teller functions/ procedures, and com- DRIVER WITH Car tor earty AM newspaper. office. Corrjputer oriented Spanish a plus. assisting in the daily work flow tor'tfie A/P and : pharmaceutical company, in Kenilworth and . UNION COUNTY CLASSIFIED • delivery. Monday through Saturday or Sunday . Good salary^'benefits 201-373-2685 - ' '. •sensitive to your' tears' arid concerns Stay WOLFT TANNING oeas. ar, at norne'Buy ,'• /VR processing of property and casualty ac- munication skills, with a minimum of 2 y6ars : onry.-.WestfiekJ/ Cranforcf area. No collection Unions Experienced with word processing and home creative mom. devoted dad. adoong- .- • dtrec. ana save! Commercial - nome urihs ton: counts. Specific duties include filing, photo- teller, experience. Salary commensurate with "spread sheet skills. Call -Angelord, experience and comprehensive benefits. 908-2334310...... NATIONAL PARK . Employrnenl. Work • in •. relatives awail Debbie/Steve 1-800-973-0667. S199-.00 LDw.mbrrtaV payments! Free.coicx- copying, research and computer data entry. ATTENTION ,;908-687-5442. . . • • : Please can 201-762-2000 ortax 201-762-1849. America's National Parks. Forests i.-Wiktiite. .cantos. Ca« toaa* 1-800*42-1310 Full time position in our corporate offices. Preserves. Our materials'uncover rewarding :ADOPTION; HAPPILY mamed.-'coupie seek ENVELOPE STUFFERS Wanted: 1000 Enve-. •SECRETARY. Part time for law office In Union. Competitive salary and 'comprehensive bene- opportunities in. the outdoors. Call- •REAL ESTATE' •newborn to niake our loving family comptele . BUNNIES/ PHOTOGRAPHERS • wanted for topes=$300Opermonth; Pantime. ReceiveS3. BXfole hours. Please call 908-964-8310 or (ax rrr ' fts Contact'. • •' 9nfi•-...'•• mows.- -(fc-aa^.- pao^ !—J—: :— "903-233-4050. . ''••'. eks-a-oersonabie. bright and enprgptr I "This Type s^ze is... -$14.00 for first 20 words 14 Commerce Drive "heavy litting.-general office maintenance. Neat individual, who can present a positive and reservations arid dates of appearance, professional manner required. Cranford. NJ. 07016 CASHPAIDWeekly.Eam$2foreachenvelope . professional company image. Thisperson will • : IRVINGTON:!799 LYONS Averius tms gatu'- $4.00 each added 10 words ' Excellent learning opportunity. Fax resume or Advertise It All you stuff. Free details. Send SASE: National perlorm receptionrst, .typing and administra- career seminar. Topics *A TRUE PSYCHIC* b^yand-Suhday '1 i 00-5-00'House Sate. S-99 , letter to 90B-277-680B. • •- ' ' tive actrvites and must have excellent commu-- . S 12Pojnt .ana'less. CWthrng appliances'snoes..mace'- USE A PREPAID Homemailers, 4409 North 16th Street. Suite will include "How to get ; V Enclose Check ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT mcation skills, pnor receptionist expenence and On The Internet MRS, RHONDA , lanaous items " .. •' • • -. . . ,• . Small law firm in Mountainside seeks exper- •2008. .Phoenix, AZ B5016. . _ a working knowledge ol WordPerfect your license in less than TAROT CARD READING A SPECIALTY or money order to: ' ienced. take charge individual to-be personal GIRLS WANTED (45-55wpm): Please, lorward resume and sai- I give all types ol readings and advice lean ana PUWNHELO • :'• \.' ' CLASStFIEDAD • assistant to principal attorneys. Will coordinate CHILD CARE part time. Millbum. Monday and • ary requirements to:. Human Resources, 45 '3^ weeks." Experienced 14 Point will help you .where others have lailejl. Orie rrei ' -•- • MOTHERS CENTER Wednesday.-full or1 half days. Experienced. From New York. Between 6-19 To Complete In Wo r-rall'Newspapers ••['.. and maintain detailed schedule, perform all Schuyter Dnve. Edison, NJ 08817. Principals licensees welcome. question (Must be over IB) Estabtistied m Unror, Thousands of chOdren's ctothes. toys, male.-- secretanal duties, maintain.data base.-Wust Must drive. • Fluent English. References re- This Year's 1997 New York Pageants. Over only. Equal Opportunity. Emptoyer ... • since 1.96 8'.-' 124 3 Stuyve sa n • tutyrlems Weotiesday and Thursday, -Marcn quired.'201-*67-2032: . have good phone manner, be detail oriented . $20,000 In Prizes And Scholarships, Including 18 Point Avenue*Union. New. Jersey' . i2th arid. 13th. 9am-2nrr: CASH Ccescenf ' 'arid skiliea in Windows. WordPerfect 6.0, Ac- Trtp To Nationals. Can Today, 1-800-367-2125. OFFICE ASStSANT. Part time position avaii- " Avariue. PresSytersr Cn'a^.. 79i sne Watcn- • CLERICAL! TYPING. Drive company car, light . Madis.on Office, • . . ,.- .908-686-9685- . . cess and dictaphone. .-••••' Extension 9120. . ' able, typing, filing, some computer. Please cair ung Avenues ' • • , .. Fax resume and salary requirements to: housekeeping, assist Wind man in new bus!-' for appointment. Hollywood Memorial Pa*' 201-377-4460 J. Amatucci ' 91)8-789-9699 • ness:-tprn-Spm.-'Monday thru Friday. HAIRDRESSERSfNAJL TECHNICIAN wanted (908) 686-3368'ask tor Addie . DIAL A BIBLE Questions? 908-561-175t for upscale salon in Union under new manage- 24 Point 908-755-1120. '. .' ' '• . • • ' • . Weichert, Realtors menl. Call Sdnia at 908-353-8337. : MESSAGE YOUR AD COJ!C a_sea- "ere .'3- as I'Ke-ai TELEPHONE- Add Impact by using larger type. •. ask .our ; NAME ••••••••• ADVERTISING/SALES /CLERICAL-PART time' small office. Duties : Si»!66-.pef. i«ee«-'Ca'..b' moie dea :s O-- HOME TYPIST'S,, PC users needed! $45,000 COMPOSITION DEPT. . Classified Representative for the type you • . NO EXPERIENCE.NECESSARY! . include customer service, light typing, filing., 908-964-6356 •fneriSTr dassifiec pefla--^.-: wo-i »e t-.z:s\ income potential 1-800-513-4343. Extension would lite for your ad. • ' r Flex Day Hours ';.-.'. data -entry. Good phone skills a must! Apply at a tie's you/ Ca 'i-BCC-56^-89'-' • • B/2301. For low cost people-to-people advertising gel' We offer Basic Bible Studies ADDRESS. Clarke Engineering Company. 15 North Wood , Call Now!! Into ttie Classified Pages. Call 1-800-564-891-1 Aye..-Linden. . ' ' • '' ' • : '. FULLTIME Fundamental Truth . RAHWAY. 489 CENTRAL Avenu«. (OH S! • ' . Wr.etner you're new to rhe advertising field or '. HOME TYPISTS. PC-users needed: S45.0O0 ari experienced pro, you can have a rewarding income potential Call-1-800-513-4343 exten- SUCCEED. TEACHER' MINORITY Job Fair. April' 19th,. .••;•• ..FREE. • .. v George) House Sale Saturoay. Marcn Bm' COMMERCIAL FISHING in Alaska. Make up to . We are. a group of. weekly Huge Sale! Fumnure, kncfisn miscellaneous.. CITY ___ •ZIP ' carter with GETTING TO KNOW YOU. • a aon B-5097 . • 1-800-564-8911 9r00arrM:00pm. Roanoke; Rapids,-NC, 20 S30;000in mreemonths. Other positions avail- BE A WOMAN Everything must go' • unique womert-onentea advertising company newspapers wilh. a"n . office in' wwwJocalsouJce^om/classifteds/ School Systems on site lor information/ inter- : YOUR. AD could appear here for as |i»e as ;. Car' required • " able. Men! Women. 1-504-641-7778 Extension HOMEWORKERS VVANTED! tOOOenvetopes views. Last name A-M call 919-641-2622 N—Z Maplewood looking for'a person with DESTINED FOR $1

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ROOFING FENCING HEALTH & FITNESS HOME IMPROVEMENTS LANDSCAPING PLUMBING BLE1WEIS TOM'S FENCING DRINKING WATER: TREATMENT: HORIZON CONTRACTING CO; INC. R & C Landscaping WE STOP LEAKS" Shrubs. Uwn Care. Fafl Cleanups. Spring PLUMBING & HEATING ALL TYPES Do you want to jmprove the quality of the water •Additions •Alterations "Kitchens • . Cleanups. Rail Road Tie WaDs. Snow Plowing & . •M typei hMtrig tytunu. ruaW and Mrviowl your family drinks? Use a Patented Water -•Gaa not w*t« naatar. ; CLARK BUILDERS, JNC. NEW AND REPAIR •Baths "Siding •Roofing Removal. Gutters Cleaned. Fulty Insured, Free Treatment System. For more information about •Windows »Masonry •Bathroom & ttcfien ramodaHig • NO JOB TOO SMALL how. simple it is to install and use. and how it Estimates. •' ' . ••''•• REASONABLE RATES ;.Roof Stripping & Repairs -. . . • 1 MONTH FREE MAINTENANCE Fully Insured .and.Bonded •Flat Roofing & Slate • improves the taste and quality of your tap water, ~~ For All Horn*.Improvement NMds FREE ESTIMATES call Pager. 908-739-7728 - •_• . 6ALL FOR DETAILS '. nmtmf Leans* »7876 • •Gutters & Leaders . • • . Visa/Mastercards accepted Serving Unton 4 MiddteMX Counties Real Estate CALL: 201-761-5427 . 908-687-8189 • -t E R Enterprise! 908-965-2030 Lionel Lima 908-964-7666 UNION 908-686-7415 . ;.,; •- • ' . Fof 26 Y«ars APARTMENT TO RENT STORE FOR RENT TOWNHOUSE Fully Insured - Free Estimates BUSINESS FINANCING ' ""' M.Q. MAINTENANCE. Complete Home Im- MASONRY • NJ. Dc. NO. 010760 . ' • •• UNDEN. 3 BEDROOMS. 6 rooms, second • HILLSIDE ON HasWe Ave: Good location. 20" UNION • . ' i ' HEATING .provernents and Repairs: Free EsSmates. Dis- TRANSACTIONS floor, 2 family house, off street parting, aval- x ST. Cal 26i-923-7<89. . f" . ATTENTION HOMEOWNERS. Save thou- .ft 2A2ARICK MASONRY, SdewaHo. Steps, OPPORTUNITIES able. April. $900 plus utarttes. 908-499-8679 count" prices. Mention this ad tor a 10%° MAX SR. & PAUL UNION. UP to 1.000 square feet" Storage . OPEN HOUSE sands of dollars on your home mortgage. No QUALITY AIR Conditioning &'Heating, Inc. discount. 906-486-5095. For Emergency Ser- Curbs. Patios. Decks. Gutters." Painting. Car- 908-381-90901-800-794-LEAK (5325) (Continued from Page B12) ; eny at 305 Broadwell Ave., to James evsnlngs. • * costs! Free Information. Send SASE to: A.N.U. Gas. steam, hot water and hot air heat- pentry, Clean-Ups, Removals; Basements, At- . space available. Can Peter. 908-352-5147. Saturday and Sunday vices page us! 908-712-8246. UNION SQUARE At Valley Services. P.O. Box 1063. South Orange, NJ • Humidifiers, circulators, rone valves, air clean- tics. Yards,1 Small Demolition. Free Estimates, Kalousis for Si62,500 on Nov. 8. DEALERSHIP WITH National Maintenance LINDEN. 3 bedrooms, large 'rooms, bright. 2 SCHOENWALDER A limited number of 2 bedroom 2'/, 07079 or tax to 201-761-1994, '. • ers. Call 201-467-0.553. SprinofieM. .NJ. . MIKE DANDREA. all home improvements. 30 Fulrv insured. 908-688-0230. •• .".- 1 Corp. Assured accounts In the local area. $600 family, nice location, parking, near tiansporu- RUBBISH REMOVAL Summit Ainsley and Wanda Rattray sold bath townhouses in a beautiful setting years experience. Carpentry work. Tile work. weekly income guaranteed to start $4,950.00 tiofl, $875 plus utBfies, 1% months security. VACATION RENTALS """* 201-376-8492. •• .__ Convenient to an transportation BEHIND ON bills? Get immediate rettel! Free Large" or small jobs. All. work guaranteed. CELEBRATING OUR 85th YEAR COUNTRYSIDE DISPOSAL,' 1-30 yard con- property at 891 Pennsylvania Ave., Investment required. Call 800-832-2290. • TIME SHARE Units and Campground Member- Fireplace and attached garage debt management/ consolidalion. Reduced HOME IMPROVEMENTS" 908-241-3913. Kenilworth. Free estimates.. MOVING/STORAGE INSTALLATION & SERVICE tamers, sman demoWions. estate sale clean- ... Carl I and Nancy D: Kreitler Jr to Michael Craig for $162,000 on STOP.MAKING Money ro someone else. UNDEN. 3 ROOM cottage. $650.00 monthiy ships. Distress Sales-Cheap! Worldwide Buy with 214 % down payments. Lower interest. Stop collection calls. ; »Lawn Faucets»Sump Pumps • ups. labor services, deart-up rpmovaj, P.O. Box • NX HOME Improvements. All carpentry re- sold property at 81 Essex Road to Nov. 8, .-. " '. ' " - Handle With Care Packaging Store Iranchises plus utilities. Can 908-862-1721. anytime. Selections. Cal Vacation Network U.S. and Financing Available Restore credit Non-profit bonded CCCI Toll •-. •Toilets*Water Healers 187, Berkeley Heights, NJ, Phone & Fax Canada 1-800-543-6173. Free Rental Inlorma- pairs: floors, vinyl tiles, doors, wallcovering, DON'S ECONOMY available. Training, operational and marketing Opening prices start at $127,500 free 1-388-4S5-2227. __ AL PASCAVAGE & SONS •AJ1erahons«Gas Heal •908-464-1515. ; ••....; Jonathan M. Greene for S 1,490,000 • . Donald P. and Joann Demcsak sold LYNHURST. 2.bedroom apartrnetn. 6 rooms, 1)00 954-563-5586..^ . sheetrock. plastering, • stairs; columns, ma- support, protected territory. For Free Video call near schools and NY transportation. $900 Low taxes MCASHSS IMMEDIATE SS lor structured set- MOVING AND STORAGE •FauceV Repairs . oh Nov. 7.. ' sonry, remodeling bathrooms..-basements, at- property at 1406 Isabella Ave., to 1-800-525-6309. monthly, plus utilities, no pets. Call tlements/and deferred insurance claims. J.G. BATHROOMS •Electric Drain- & Sewer -Cleaning J & R SERVICES, INC. ADDITIONS tics, relaclng cabinets, painting. Call The Recommended Mover. Our 30th year.- William R. 'and Ruth Mcagher sold 201-507-90S1. • ;•.. 1001 Valley Street Union Wentwoyth 1-600-386-3582. , '• Serving the Home Owritr . All types of Clean Ups Arsenio Baptista for $146,500 on KITCHENS BASEMENTS ' 201-374-6790. •• . PC 00019. 751 Lehigh Ayenue. Union. Business & Industry - Commercial «nd Basldsfttiat property at 285 Kent Place Blvd., to Nov. li; ' • ROSELLE PARK- 3 room apartment with . SDEBT CONSOLIDATIONS Cut monthly pay- REAL 908-686-5111 ATTICS DECKS •Demolition WqrtoBasements garage near NY trains and busses. $595 . merits up to 30%-50%. Reduce interest, stop PCAZA HOME IMPROVEMENTS 90^686-0749 '• .Appliances »Anics •Sidings Paul Monaghan for S282.5O0 on Nov. Stefan and Maria Ott sold property Siding/ Windows/ Roofing .month. No pets. .908-964-5734. _CQ&fiCtiQn_CaBs- Avoid hanlcnjrrtcv Frafl confi- 908-687-0035 908-688-MOVE 464 Chestnut Street Union. NJ •Garages 'Warehouses • 11/ •'•••.,.. ESTATE dential help. NCCS non-prolit. licensed/ ALL REMOI at 2529 Gailini Drive' ID Vibert A. ' REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Extensions/ Concrete/ Masonry - SOUTH ORANGE. 3rd floor studio. HeaV hot bonded. 1-800-955-0412.- • SENIOR CITIZEN DISCOUNT. Fully Licensed Insured . Free. Estimates/ 100% Flnartp*/ PAUL'S M & M MOVERS y lu l_-. ana ^ Jones for 51XMJ00 on iNov. Yl. water .Induaea. naraWooa noors. Avaiiaote on - -AH real e«t»t» advtrtlsad herein Is Formerly Ol Yale Ave. •'•.•••'•'. 908-686-5229 sold property al 14 Shadyside Aye., or before March 15th. Walk to town and train.. Foreclosed and repossessed properties being NEED CASH? Have an annuity or structured No Down Payment . Rajendra P. and Smita R. Patel sold "All real estate advertisad herein It sublet to tha Federal Fair Housing Act, Free Estimates Fully Insured: HMSide. PM 00177 .'.-• . $585 monthly. 1'/> months security, washer/ liquidated this month! Government financing. settlement? We purchase them and pay last. Louis Matera '' '. Licence «115389 - PRINTING to Wichael J. Wagner for S170.000 on eubjoct to ttM Federal Fair Housing Act, which mates It Ittogal to advertise any 1 ', Local & Long • • . " •• ABLE TO CLEAN UP propeny at 2825 Allen Ave., to. Gip- . dryer on - premises. Call Super Nina Low/ no down. Call for local listings! Dependable. Oldest in,the business. Can Sel- • 612 Bailey Ave., Elizabeth. NJ • ' which makes it Illegal to advertise any - preference, limitation, or discrimination Distance Moving • : ,ATTIC-BASEMENT-GARAGE-Y.ARD Nov. 15. '' " :• ' 201-762-9276. , ' . • , 1-800-338-0020 ext 199. Hement Capital 1-800-959-0006. PRINTING canni Facchihi for $167,250 on Nov. preference, limitation, or discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex, handi- 20T-372-4282 1-800-735^6134 •REMODELING DEBRIS , . CALL 908-688r7768 . Norman L.- and Beverly R. Con-' .12. •• '• • • • ' ' • based on race, color, religion, sax, handi- UNION, 3 ROOM apartment second floor of cap, familial status, or national origin, or GLEN RIDGE. Stalely colonial. Prestigious . '..- ••; FAST - FAIR - RELIABLE P. PAPIC.Constructibn. Complete quality home Publication printing slant sold propeny al 15 Tanglewood cap, familial status, or national origin, or Cape Cod. Utilities supplied. $700: plus VA Intention to mate any such' -preference, neighborhood. All the ammenities plus income. ifLOORS SCHAEt-ER. MOVING- Reliable. Very low Property Licensed • 20 Years Experience' Natalie Budzinski etal sold proper- ' limitation, or discrimination. -iffipTDvemer^—A*Wions,-declis,'-dormersY_.— Intention to make any such preference, months security. 908-964-5161, after 5. ' producing garage apartment. Reduced price, pY rates. Sarr^.rates"YrdaysT2'rjour"mlrilmumr- —a specialty^.-J. -Dri.ve-to-HowardlH.-McCluFe-for- "We will not knowingly accept any ad- KEAN FLOORING. -Best Deals'specializing in ~ GAPR. ^~ —ty: at-1147-Sayre-Road -to'-Manaime- -limitation,'-or-discrimination - _$539,000,_20!.-744-4254._ _ • ' bajhs. kitchens, doors, windows, etc. Big and' .' Insured. Free Estimates; License PM00561. ":'UNIONr4"ROOMS'on'qulerstreet~near-Stuy-— 'vertlslng for rest estra which Is m-vtotatkm- hardwood Moots, soaping, repairs, staining. Maple. Composition" j S472.000 on Nov. 15. ' ' "We will not knowingly accept any ad- small jobs. CaH Pete 908-964-4974 ' Anytime''908-964-1216. l Francois for $138,000 on Nov. 13. vesanf. and Morris Avenues. $650.00+ month of the law. An person* are hereby Informed Installations, .sanding, refinishing. dust free GONSTRUCTION vertlslng for real estate which Is In violation GOVERNMENT FORECLOSED homes for 463 Valley Street . Alan and Jeannie T.H.-Pang sold security. Supply own utilities. Available now. that all dwellings advertised are available sanding. Free estimates. 201-817-9207.' 201-635-8815 -Mark Veltre sold. property at 44 . of the law. All persons are hereby Informed pennies on $1.00. Delinquent tax, repo's. •'., . , • Maplewood . property at 108 Canoe Brook Park- that all dwellings advertised are available . 686-7677.. . • --" • on an equal opportunity basis." REO's. Your area. Toll free 1-800-218-9000, General Contractor LANDSCAPING PAINTING ., , ' Portland Road to Manuel B. Pereira ext. H-5139 for current listings/ directory. Rear o: News-Record BWg. on an oqual opportunity basis." • YOUR AD could appear here for as tide as ALPINE LANDSCAPING And Tree Service.. way to Randolph F. Ollom for FUEL OIL . FRAMING 'ROOFING •ADDITIONS BORIS RASKIN Painting. Exterior, Interior, Mon., Tues., Wed. i Fri. 9AM-5PM • • '..' SNOWPLOWING . ...,.• for S 130,000 on Nov. 14. • $14.00 per week. Call for more details. Our Design, planting, lawn maintenance, sod, seed, GOVERNMENT FORECLOSED Homes. Pen- power washing,, handyman service, fully In- • . Thursday and other times ' . $227,000 onyNov. 20. ' friendly classified department would be happy CEMETERY PLOTS ' FORECAST. HEATING &' Air Conditioning.. •KITCHENS •BATHS topsoil. stbne.. railroad ties.' Bill Hummel. Helen H. Siegel sold property at APARTMENT TO RENT nies on the $1. No money down government. sured, free estimates. Reasonable rates. Best '':'•' by appointment to help you.. Cal! 1-800-564-8911. 3 GRAVES, $800 each. Hollywood Memorial loans available now. Homes/ Condos. Local- Home Heating Oil. C.O.D. $.92 per Gallon. • 'Specializing In Siding & Deck* •' 376-03.19. - • ..; .:. :•..••• . GIARD1N0 Sheriff and;,County of Union sold 670 Fairfield Way to Kevin Galgano references. 201-564-9293. Park, Union, • NJ. Owner moved to North listings/ directory. 1-800-669-2292 extension . Direct from Refinery'. Call torour Low Prices! •Best Prices in Decks Guaranteed BLOOMRELD. CHARMING 1 bedroom apart- property at 220 Woodland Ave, to for $170,000 on Nov.' 14. Carolina. Write or phone collect 910-395-1073 ,H-4O17. . • . :908-561-4524. Edison, New Jersey. ' '-' BOETTCHER LANDSCAPING/ Designing, EXPERT Paper Hangngand Painting by Mike 762-0303 • Landscaping, snow plowing and removal.. Resi- menls. Near transportation and parkway. Laun- FURNISHED ROOMS FOB RENT : or EPZ, 4131-102 Hearthskle Drive, Wilming- ' • ..' FREE ESTIMATES/ • ."-.'.., Lawn Maintenance, Sodding. Seeding. Plant- . Tufafio. Free Estimates arid measuring. Refer- dential and commercial. No jobtoo- small . Chase Manhattan Bank for 5209,000 Patricia Frazer sold property at 240 dry lacilities. From $545 includes heat/ hot THE TANK Company. Abandonment. Re-.' HILLSIDE/ NEWARK area. Room. Ideal for ton. North Carolina 28412. MAPLEWOOD; COLONIAL.. 4 bedroom, 2 '; • 'FULLY INSURED . ing. Spring C1ean-UpS:-Fully Insured, Free •/Bnces Available. 908-665-1885. • • • • ; • water. Security. References. 201-746-5068. moval. Installation Professionals. License - . RESUMES fleasonabl on Nov. 21.., ..• - ''• ... ,. Burroughs Terrace to Jose A. Aure-> mature,male, good location. S6O-S85 weekly: - baths, eat-in-kflchen, spectacular solarium. estimates. 201-564:9137. • . . •.'•:; fG'OOOIOB'1 ;- Bonded, Insured. V'FERDINANDI FAMILY Painting. Interior/ Exter- «964-3905 Randolph F. and Jan A. Ollom sold •iiano for $155,000 on Nov. .14: BIOOMFIELD. 3 and 4 LARGE rooms. $700 Call 201-242-3259.. . ' . Walk lo Mid-town direct train. Reduced, 1-800-977-TANK: FAX ?nv-fi1fi-49*J. tor Painting. Roofing! Gutters; Neat and Osan: - Resumes and up. Owner managed. All utilities paid. No COMMERCIAL PROPERTY $165.000. 201-763-7636. ' ' • EASTERN LANDSCAPES Design. Complete. property at 8 Edgar SU to Linda M. fee,.Call 201-429-8444 or beeper- : 201-676-2966- "Over '20 years Serving Uritoh County." , • • ' Fast-professional SNOW REMOVAL.Residential/ Driveways/ Philomena F. DeGennaro sold landscape services.: monthly maintenance, 201-469-3251. ' •. . '•- ROOM TO RENT ' BLOOMFIELD. FOR lease 2 lots M-1 Industrial OUT OF State. For a Free directory by mail of We Now' Accept All Major Credit Cards 908-964-7359. Reasonable rates. Free • -.Typesetting services ' • •' • Commercial/ Parking lots/ 24 hour service. Coviello for S 167.000 on Nov. 22.. propeny a! 930 Lafayette A\e., to . zoned, newly secured, private, wen lit, separate homes and. property, call- phonemail- - , • • GARAGE DOORS "" • landscape design.' seasonal clean-ups, sod, UNION. 2nd FLO0R,4rooms. Near.shbpplng Estimates. -,,.' '' • • Intsrssttd in starting a new caroer? Want to Reasonable Rates. Johnny's Snow Removal 1 . entrance. 140-X 100' and 110'X 50'. CaH Dan 906-922-7700, Press T. mailbox »5952. • reseeding. thatching. .Free estimates, fully Eugene P. and Mary W.. Hanson Donna L. Dellamonica for $138^000 BLOOMFIELD.' STUDIO. Eat-in kitchen; lull and transportation.-Available April 1st Security . REPAIRS-ARE-US: Prompt servicing of all chang* jobs? SM us for typesetting your 908-862-1124. Pager 908-827-7427. ' Jr.. 201-743-7516. • . Leave name and address. CARPENTRY. CElLINGS.pamting. sheetrodc. insured. . GREGORY 2ALTSSHTHN Painter: Exieriorf sold property at 48 Oakland Place to bath shower/ tub. Utilities included. Parking. and references required. Call 908-637-3139. your garage door 'heeds! Minor adjustments. rooms made Into attics, basements, kitchens, Interior. Plaster and. sheetroddng. Fully in- rasume. ; on Nov. 15. ..•'-. Available now. $625 month. Near transpoiia- LINDEN TRENTON. IMMEDIATE "Stale House* ac- weather stripping, new springs, openers, new baths, floors. Free .estimates... Call E.J.S. LANDSCAPING, Spring dean Ups, sured, references. An jobs guaranteed. Free' Maple Composition Mark J. Bruce for S605.000 oh" Nov. Macario and Judith Torre sold lion. 201-731-4160 after 6pm. door installation. Call MTR Doors, 908-283-0317. ..''•': •:•'.. • TILE •"• :.. ' HOUSE TO RENT """""" ! GOETHALS PARK cess. 4,600 square feet total office space: 2,500 grass cutting, lawn repair, planting^No Job Too • • estimate. 201-373-9438. 22. -' ' 908-925;9459. Free estimates, all.work fulty ' small. .Weekly Maintenance. Free estimates. 463 Valley Street propeny at 1295 Wildwood Terrace EAST ORANGE,.Park Avenue, 2 bedroom. square feet immediately available on floors 1 : CERAMIC TILE Installer. :New tiles, repairs.', carpeted. $750 per month, utilities not included. WEST ORANGE. 2 story house. 2 bedrooms MULTI-STORY WAREHOUSE and 2.-perfect for lobby group, professionals. guaranteed: 'SOa-686-0495: ...... • ' ,•• : ' Maplewood •.' . ' Timothy R. and Rebecca J. Smalls : DOES YOUR.HOUSE , HOUSE PAINTING r eg routing, remodeling, cleaning. No jcb too big •lo Aymen A. Bandly for $164,000 on . Parking available. 201-762-6937. ' • '• with basement. Large deck. yard. $900. Days: 113,000 SQUARE FEET Sale or .lease $210,000. -John Schragger -Re- . • • Rear of News^Record BWg. ' • or small. I do it all. Major credit cards accepted. sold property at 16 Hillside Ave.. to 212*57-24361 Eveninrjs 212-964-9019. ally, Inc. Broker. 609-637:9548. . ' FERRIGNO'S LANDSCAPING & Design. A ' Nov' 15. •• ; . .:'• . NEED A FACE-LIFT? INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR . • Mon.. TUBS.. Wed. & Fri. 9AM-5PM Joe Megna; 1-800-750-6822.1-8OO-449-6156, ELIZABETH. FURNISHED apartment Hmora TOTAL 3 FLOORS GUTTERS/LEADERS ' : Kurt W. Wassenar for. S50O.0OO on complete landscaping service', Free Estimates,. Thursday and other times' pager, • ••.••• • • - Robert W. Gladysiewicz ctux sold Section. All utilities paid. Convenient to laundry, • 10 TAILBOARDS * UNION. BRICK 2 family house. One 5 rponi low rates. 201-376-3647.908-Z70-4496. Pager Fully Insured GUTTERS-LEADERS \ CALL • . . by appointment Nov.'30; * '•' ' " . "'.'•.. transportation,' snooping,' and Kean College. -— OFFICE 70 LET apartment; one 4 room apartment Finished 908-473-4811.. Free Estimates . ' DENICOLO TILE CONTRACTORS property at 1878 Arbor Lane to Car- Reasonable. 908-352-4621. belore 6PM. basement, bath. Near transportation, . UNDERGROUND DRAINS LINDEN los Oliver for S215,000 on Nov. 15. $189,900 908-964-9314. '. .-.• "Triorougnfy deanea^RusheoT - STEVE ROZANSKI 762-0303 - GRSSSHOPPERSTANDSCAPINGrReslden~ ' Fslahlisheri -1935. -Union- ELIZABETH GOETHALS $1.25 NNN PER SQUARE repaired, replaced. • Frank's tial: Commercial. Gomplele Lawn Care. Clean- 908-686*455 Samuel A. Deloatch sold propeny "~~UNUSUfflTAVAOBIUTY ~PAHK~~- -UNION- AVERAGE HOUSE S40-S60. Painting & Handyman Service ups. •' Mulch. Shrubs. Powerwashing. "Gutter ROOFING Kitchens, Bathrooms, Repairs. Gouting, : CALL ANDREA RICHARDSON Cleaning S, More. Full Insured. Free Estimates. Tile Floors, Tub Enclosures. Showenttails Keith C. Manin sold property ai at 241 Burkley Place to Marvin D. 1 BEDROOM EFFICIENCY : All debris bagged from above. Small Job Specialist PAINTING & STERLING PROPERTIES OF NJ INC . New listing! 6. floom Townhouse. Many Up- 908-686-0563, -. • - J.D. Free Estimates Fully Insured 1022 Bashford Ave.. io Douglas J. Clark for Sl 18.000 on Nov. 18. FROM $575 •;-.. . It's Cold Out.; ' • OWNER/MANAGER grades. Central Air-conditioning. 2 Bedrooms, All Roofs and Gutters' Repaired Heat/Hot Water Included .;. . Interior - Ewerior • Repairs PLASTERING No job too small or too large But Our Deals finished Rec-room/ Office. Move-in condition. Mark Meise, 201-22M965 ROOFING CONTRACTOR Ferrigno for $105,000 on'Nov. 5. Michael N. Bonner sold property at Refinished Hardwdod Floors . . • 908-862-5600 • Principles only. . - Windows - Glass Replacement -Carpentry 25 YEARS EXPERIENCE Certified in 1 ply rubber roofing Robert and Barbara Busier sold ''• 554 Westminster. Avenue - . Are HOT!!l • GUTTERS/LEADERS. Cleaned and Flushed. Fully. Insured •' Free Estimates HOLLYWOOD 1988 Morrison Ave., to Karl G. Spic- : YOUR AD could appear here for as little as . 1-90&£86-1825 Repairs. Leal Screens Installed. Installation. . . Flat roofing-repairs ''•..'' • • •'908^86-5550 • . ' • •• Call For Appointment- • ' FREE ESTIMATES '• .Shingles, re-rool-tearoit •"••. property./at 1499 Gregory Ave.. to er for-.S 133,000 on Nov. 18.. • •'..••• ' - ; 908-355-3913•. $14.00 per-week Cantor mor e details. Our Must see! Low 140's or Best Offerl 908-233-4414.' Keltom Services. NEW.OEFICE SPACE 'nendly classified department would be happy LANDSCAPING CALL: LENNY TUFANO Roof inspections & maintenance. Manuel IP. Batista for S239.OOO on •908-244*3849. "•"•'• P.O'. BOX 3695, Union. NJ Carmine Marotto sold property at • HILLSIDE, 2 BEDROOM, 1 bath, guest rexbm. FROM 700 SQUARE FEET lo- hefD vou. Call 1-800-564-8911. Use Your Card.. : HEALTH & FITNESS "SRTlSTIGTANDSCAPTNGr 908-2/3-6025"— Fully Insured . Free Estimates- GENERAL REPAIRS, carpentry, painting, wall- 908-322-4637 . • • John E. and .Mania Raguseo sold security. Own utilities. Days 201-696-3330,: . •. CALL ANDREA RICHARDSON 20.-20 WITHOUT. GLASSES! Sale! rapid, non- ' TREE EXPERTS otto for $60,000 on. Nov. 20. evenings. 201-318-7598. LAND FOR SALE surgical, permanent restoration 6-8. weeks, papering, plastering, leaders, gutters, win- DESIGN STERLING PROPERTIES OF NJ INC . ' . STANLEY PAINTING. Interior/ Exterior. Paint-; propeny at 2507 Woodside Road to SOUTH CAROLINA Waterfront Sale. Beauti- airline pilot developed. Doctor approved- Free dows, doors, roofing. AB expertty done. No job BOYLE TREE SURGERY CO. HILLSIDE. 4 rooms. Fully' carpeted, new OWNER/MANAGER - EXOTIC GARDENS & ing, paperhanging, sheetrodc. spackSng, small Manuel FerreLra for $180.000on Nov. . Mary Reilly sold propeny at 984 • fully-wooded, dock approved parcel wAlong -information' by mail: 800-422-7320.-e«. .224. - too small. Free estimates. Fully insured. Please. ... ESTABOSHED 1922 -kitchen.' Hot .'water supplied. Non-smoker. '• Quick And . cal 908-352-3870. ••• ' . •__ ••• carpentry, tile installation, additions. American/ Salem Road to Fidel S. Noguexas for 908T862T5600 frontage on spectacular 50.000 acre recreation 406-961-5570. (fax) 406-961-5577.. : Available. April 1st $600.00 monthly,' lVi Convenient! POND INSTALLATION • European experience, Insured. Free estimates. TREE & STUMP REMOVAL •'6. --" "- '-•••. • •'••'• : . lake in South Carolina next to 18 hole champ- http://www.visionfreedom.com • Satisfaction months security. "201-926 1026. . ••• 201-373-9386.- • - . . . • Classifieds . Antonio, and Maria DaSilva sold $138,000 on Nov. 20. . r ionship golf course.-Fish, boat, golf year round guaranteed. ' .... TREE REMOVAL PRUNING MAPLEWOOD-SUITES. Renovated. 800 and HOME REPAIRS IRVINGTON.- UPPER. 5- rooms, sun porch. 300 square feet Combinabte Includes utilities: m our lamastic climate! Paved roads u/g TREE SURGERY IN .property-ai 2045 Stowe St. to Maria Margaret Chepiga sold property at utilities, much more! Financing available. Can LOOKING FOR a great home-based business' . "Work Done Professionally for Less" , FREE ESTIMATES ;Near transportation/ schools; Pay own utilities. heat central air conditioning, Spnngfieid. Av- FREE Information'. Try this one! New alternative health products! tlseYourCnrd... On-line ALL ITS BRANCHES • DaSilva for ;S75.000" on Nov.. 7.'- 741 Suburban Road to-Joseph M. No pets. No washer. Available Mebruary: enue. Good location. 201-994-0220. 800-704-3154.-TLE.- CaU Merchandise Specials. 908-355-58?2.lor . ..' ' .PaihtingiDry Wall/ Spadding • • •' ' •• .. FrNDIT . . . ' Union. . . Rodney DellaSalia «tux sold prop- Hpiian for $174,000 on Nov..20. 2r>1-39S-1322..4pm-6pm.. CALL free- information. •' . ' • • • * ' '". •Masonry»Wood Work- • •• - '•• ' 908-686-1838 '-. 906-964-9358 (90Q) erty at 106 Locust Drive to Wilson. Rose M. Varzaj sold propeny at IRVINGTON. 3 BEDROOMS, Irving room,-OV 686-9898 • ' •Interior/ Exterior •. .•'••.• Quick,. Easy &-Fast WOpD STACK Tree Setvice. local tree com-' PSORIASIS SUFFERERS' .Love your, slim ning room, eat-In kitchen bathroom with •Tile Repairs and Mone . VICTOR LANDSCAPING and Construction. All . pany. All types of tree work.Free estimates A Vila' Jr. for $186,000 on Nov: 7. 740 Salem Road to Deborah Consul- ' again .Thisprbventreatment fo>red. itcrty. flaky Quick And srjower. garage. $800.00, month security. Near and enter a four digit • skr-iE sale and easy to use Results guaran. • about Lawn and Construction. Call www.loca.Isource;com Senior Citizen discount. Immediate service ROSE & VOLTURO Savo and Frieda Plemic.spld prop-. magno for $138,000 on Nov. 21. ': school/ transpotation. 908-687-6531. selection number below! . ieerdedmike 12 Union.Courir\'' .Jose and. Maria . DaFonsuca sold' Kenneth-R. Pleasant sold property 398 W/4th Ave.. to Damn Jennings ' 115 YR'FIXED'' .•"••-•• "7;13 0.00 ~ 7.'i6"" FEE 15-YRFIXED • ' ' •"'• 6.38 '.3-.00 ' 6.68 FEE • .James' E. Webb sold property at peano "for. Sl00.000 on Nov.'. lj. : HILLSIDE HILLSIDE '•" ' • ' 1303 Cleaning For The Sale l r |i.YRAbJ.. .' . •-..'."...'_6.*5.0_.i: 0.00 , 8.10 ; S. 383jlXR_ADJ: ' .. ' '.5.25 . 0.00 5.62 N/P •Kunri'ipcAitu 'Pit newspapers c'pver proper. -ai 168-70 Monmouth Road at. 1457 Esterbrook Ave.; to Robert for S105.000.on-Ni>v. 22, - ' .'• 923 Smith St.. lo HMS Affordable for •' Franklin E. and • Marilyn Hueker i,purchiMor consolidate now! Free pr»-approyal. . . BRING YQUR TAPE MEASURE! J^JEW LISTING! 1304 First Impressions . Thi nforwtiii'fr: }\ provided b\ 7*/?W t'o'Si >S.fKKp on N'n''2?" '. ' ' ' T. Thomas for S 100,000 on Nov. 27., Donalo'Fedenco sold property a! V2 Bin. brick & Vinyl:sided • it)'5:00o"on Nov." 19. .-'. ' . . sold proper!) al 41 VV. Roselle Ave.. Columbia Savings Bk 800-S62-4989 INFO» New Century Mortgage 908-390-4800 INFO» 1756 All Dnck Westmirister-Contemporary Spi". 33R t'r,ip,r:-, l>oii., . ,. Fn'r: Ixiuderdait '257 W. 1st Ave.. so Millie Alvarado ' HUGE rooms-'LR'w'fp:."exebu!tve; cape.features Lri. Dr. Eat-ln-Kit. fhs'hd .'William. A- and Ida- Hashkowiiy •. .! Alice M: Kenned) sold property at Edward R: and Donna Zwejg sold m El'sa Rios for S.lob.CXXl'on Nov.' 22. 130 YR FIXED 7.90 APP •7.63 .1.50 7.78 APP F;'u ' ir.i'.-srnzujiiii: jir. u.t, uiiu a 'pul\- : DR. new Ki; w/Btrtst area.F'a-r Rrr.. 2 •. Bsmt. tge' yard 'w/ deck J grill, central sold ' propern ' a! 44-4S-' Beliuood" 2123 Fay Ave.. to Robert Wagner for propcry at 1097 Charlotte Place to 'lor $125,000 on -Nov. 25.' •'• ' 15 YR FIXED . 7.29 FEE 15 YR FJXED •7.25- 1.50 7.45 FEE •Master BRsjites.3'T2Btns;!r!snsBs!^ a;r Tatsert ©'SI 22:500 • Place- '.to Conlescr Torres • I'o'r >>,'Xl.fJfKl on Sir. 25 . Bertha Gieaion for S 107.000 on Nov. " Stanley and Sophie Padlo sold IT YRADJ. 7.51 • •' N/P 1 YR" ADJ. . 4.88 1.50 ' 5.01 . S. 375 : Cull Todav! :hijounr\ clerk's offn't'- • Springfield w/bar. 2 car gar. ne* gas nea'.'S centra- ' ...... " . ' 27. ."••.•.;•••_:. ••-". ' property'- ai 124 Kennedy Drive lo air/Tomorrow means SOLD1'Cat'looay" '• • '• • •' ' . •.'. Commonwealth Savings 800-924-9091 INFO» 1766 Penn Federal Savings Bk 800-722-0351 INFO» : " John R. pregdrio Jr. elux sold propr Samuel, D. Bishop for $140,000 on /Asibciaies. Relocation Manage- 523^.900 ' .' ' • •' ' •' ••-''.- 'j_ ' -m m ' Your Communir/i Bat ; Mountainside |3.0 YR FIXED 7.50 J3.0Q 7.50 ' APP. 30 YJ FIXED .8.13 0:00 8,t5 APP ; ' Clark ; . • '-. erty at 926 Ttoiss St.; to Sleven -W. -Nov.' 26. o. " , .' -- •' ''•"• : •:..-' . Hillside. .. • . menl Co sold, propeny ai 41 Kipling JiYRADJ.' ' 4:op" 3.00'- 7!5_0 -.. FEE15 YR FIXED 7.63 0.00 7.67 . FEE Joseph G. and Dorina M: Hunter 1155 LIBERTY AVE. HILLSIDE Eugene and.Louise' Goralski sold Kupec/'for .5185.000 on Nov. 27. A.n:pen\ at 1371 Stoney Brook Lane on; Dec. '19'. ; •' ; , • '; H»bU E»p«nol . , A Public Service of Vallej Road U'torrjiny VT Alien for 115 Virginia St.. to Rau-lo Pedroso for - .'•.;• • Roselle A-ndre D.• Dorceni- for Sl-20.000.-oh - Corestates Mtge Svcs. 800-999-3885 INFO» 1763 Premier Mortgage 800-288-1762 INFO» Waller S. Dobushak :Sr. sold prop- (908)351-7006 WORJIAU. COMMUNTTY NEWSPAPERS ! '. to Arthur Tale for S2Q.7.500'on 'Nov. Sl ?5.(KKi\in 'Nov•'• !'5. '.•.•.'"'• • ; 'S%.rKKi on'Nov S .'.',••;. : V . •Nov; -27.. ' ' ••'•• :•' '." I30YR FIXED ~ • 7.50' 3-00 7.89 •' .-.APR 30 YR FIXED • 7-75. 3.00 8.1-2 APP • . RonaldG". Turner etal sold property. er!) al 154 Mountain Ave.. to 433 - Anthony and \'i\fan-D-Ursn'sold Geraldine Lordi 'sold-propert\'-3t'• .Garv J and Angela A. Sibiha sold |15YR^IXED~ ' "6.88"' 3.00'"' 7.25 FEE 15'YR FIXED ' 7.50 2.50 ' 7.51 • FEE Oirr- and Julia M • Federico .sold ar.433\V. 4th Ave.. to FatimaE. Plu- North Broad AVsodaics for Sl°.5.000 pr^p\.'"\ a: 78 HiHcrest Drive l" Liiis •1264 Salem Avt-.-.to Joao .Ferreira lor propeny a; 129 Floral Su. io Alinuke- DJ/."..-.'; ."' 4.88J.l2,88 _' .7.72 .. $ 325. 1 YRADJ. ' .... • -.4.75 -. .2.50- - 6,9?- S 350 pruperT) a! 1221 Cedar Ave.. to Nor- •mey for Sl 15.000.On Nov. 1. . .'- .;-.n Dec 30.. • - .". •••••/..'. horn* financing.constr/p«nn loani,FTHB'prog. ' Vjcueir. ;:.•: S2?5.(K*i.'ci.ri.'NoV•'.[-^ •..si'io!obo.;'.irN...:...-22'; •••".-.:-'v .'•• O. Adcniran for S 104.500 on Nov. 27. . MEMBER 367 Chestnut St. ':..and R Chretien lor S265.OOO on' n; D, and Minnie P. Kelly • tContinued an'Page-B13 j First Savings Bank SLA 908-225-4450 INFO» 1751 Pulse Savings Bank 908-257-2400 INFO» 1753 J3.Q-VBJE1XED_ 7.63 3.00 8.00 . , APP 30 YR FIXED -. 7.75 • 0.00 .7.75 . . APP prop'-'nv .-at 68 Post Road to. Piotre 5 B MANGELS Union, N.J. propenv at 167 Wilder St., to AudetU" •t5 ¥R1 tXE Ci Robert' and Susan .Ayd sole Jean V. 'Losrer.for :S90.000-on'-Nov, OK/cv.4.1 K>r S'2(KI.(K»i iin SON ZZ . 1 YR ADJ. Francoi-s for S176.'XKi on Nov 25 proper!)• ;;l 347. Xew Providence' |5/1-30_YR . ' 6.88 6.00' 0,00,' '8-00 S 350 & CO. Realtors 688-3000 p- Jii.M.'p:i and. Eugenia Anisko sold Jose and Mana Brno -sold propcn> a Point Loin SpttcUlitl. FTHB Program Royd to Charles'J • Pijanowsjci for hePrudential ( ThaWarmatJonal „"':T'-'"i...>?.!.. ?.7.._Briarheath i,ane^ Io First Union Mortgage 800-332-6830 INFO> Source One Mortgage 908-396-9700 1NFO» 1742 p^ • ^^j ^ _ • • a^^a^ «a» Selling Homes In New Jersey Realtv 130 YR FIXED WEBSITE-wTrw-bomcDeLcom/mangtb-lrtni rwocsDon rwnranc •ROM: Ciauji'.' l'i>r S?^~.5CM on Nrn • Saeh/'for >17IJ.0(XJ on No\ 26 ?.88_..7J0_ Union County Since 1929 Joseph P. and Judith'A Ganun sold, 130 YR FIXED FHA ' 7.50 OVOO WardcllcSihwart? sold proper,) a! 115 YR FIXED 3.00 . 7.29. property al 123 Mountain-view-.Drive'. Just Moved Degnan Boyle Division I30.YR CON FORMING,. 7.50. . 0.00 Harn.e.i Cu.lhrune ^''>ld prnp<.'n;> a! 335 HollywocxJ- A\e.. l.o Vvaprter N LI' • [•) Steven >' WitV l(ir".S4X.S.OOO on itlt.-pondeniiy Owned and operated Member ol tne Prudential Inou down option anilibl*. Call lor zero point'quoin. IAII •bovt.products antor FTHB , rmtrictioni apply, ' 62 Prtstiitl Turn !.' Mark /Dai id l\ :-^',25'''t>n Ni.\" 2f^ • Carmen R and.Ann Dill vild prop-' |30 YR FiXED ' 7,38 3.00 7,30 ^ 30_Yfl FIXED 7.76 APP : i."U'>j DiVjrr" s.-jj.pn>p-wTt> at 155- •-rr> at 116."Woodruff Pliace-io'.Mini--• 15 Y"R FIXED - ' 6.88 ' 3.00 7,36 FEE 15 YR FiXED ' ' . 7.25 " • FEE I can help 30 YR AFFORDABLE 6.87 S 300 ' \Salnut AM'.'.-I.'-- D.awd B^->niId propens v>id'prorvn> At'303-\. 8th Stl. •• ation soW property at 344 K. Milton As your WELCOME WAGON HOUSE BEAUTIFUL .... MAINTENANCE FREE Hostess. I can simplify the business Hudson City Savings Bk 908-549-4949 INFO» 1764 Valley National Bank 201-305-8800 INFO» 1757. AI jm soed w.tnermo wncTs. & newer root ptus a new lumace & even ar. alarm .it 524 Jackson A\e.. lo Malettw C".n- Abraham Turner l-./r il ~(i.(Kii|' '<.r, Peacnes ano aQam,aecof-.lti!s tnis tjeUjtirfu! 3 BR beauty Youit'aocro it Au. ti'Moise.s"Davalo<. lor-S35.OOO syswm complement tins 3 BR. 1 \a DatH coUnal 52.<>Ki t-ri "No\ 6 Ntn 1> •• • ' - • : EnfOy your new FR with new */2 Dath Don! rrus's oul.PncecJ al S'69.900 i-r. Nov !.<• -.- •".•• : enjoy your new.lown.^godd shopping, J15YR FIXED " Y38 •' 0.00 7.42 FEE 15 YR FIXED 'O.OO '- 7.56 ' • FEE Slrdet! Ifs just 5109.900 ' . ' '•' ••-. • HJ/CI D>..- void proper.) at 565 . — Martial Carbaja; elal v>lj propen'> Elaine A. ftarno'*j>^i sold1 property •local attractions, community . ; iSPOTLESS |30YR FIXED 7.88 0.0.0. 7.90 . S. 375 1 YRADJ. 0.00 8.01 S 450 : Pennsylvania V\t.. lo William E at 683 Fairfield A*e...;.-Ornkv. 1 •j| 1056 Stone St.. lo'Thomas'A. Por- opportunity. . True Mother/bairuhter Ooor plan in' this ? '6jriri;'2 baili Cape'on At Horn* Sarvica - Evaning* 1 Waakands ~Fnhr?s7H ip7~S60700. .'.:.'• ' 7:25." 0.00. ' 7.25 FEE'I •ar-1246 Clinton- Place-to-Gerurdo- .-property-si-45-Columbia Ave.— •(-• 15 YR FIXED :'6T8 '3.00 '7.39.' FEE |15 YR FIXED —nld—prnp-cttj—at—ISJJ-^W:- Lincoln- "cairrne" Y"-'''. "~ — -. - 1-YR-ADJ.— -4.-75—.3.00 8.0Z-...S—150J3/..1-30.YR'.. 6.63 •' 0.00 6.63 S ' 350 !X-io lor S!5".IKK>' on Sm.'.JIi Arnel H Mendo/.-i for Slf^.'Kii'j on' Ave.. lo An'lhonv Q.. RichhurV for FT ""• "" J'.iaquim R and- Wanda rraaosa Nov .27 .... S124.(KKi on;. Nov. 21 . ' r.s a REAL ESTATE.CAREER lbr you'.'' World Savings Bank 800-248-0237 INFO> Mild' propcn> at 325 Fulton St.. u> Steven J anvi Jojr, (irohol Mild Sear, and Melisa! McCarthy sold, Call today for FREE information and.selfrgradine 30 YR FIXED . 7.40 0.00 -7.52 . APP Ennque Gon/akv lor S65XJOO on proper!) at 51 Arbor SL. to Kh/.atvth property al 619 Jefferson Aye., lo evaluation test for new or experienced people. Ask:' Rates compiled on February 28,1997 COFi'ARM . "• 3.75 ' lio '7.65 ' FEE Nov.. 21. McNamara lor SI55.IXKI on Nov 2" • Sally Daniels lor- .$133,000 on Nov. N/P -Not provided by institution • • . '" N/P ' N/P' ' -N/P S' 1.75 -- '- for ROSE 908-353-4200 ' 30 yr rale: Community HomeBuyera Program . . ' ROSELLE PARK ' Victoria Siypula sold propcrt) ai -) -i ' • . COMMUTER'S DREAM 623 Court St.. to l.ennon G.-Powell Linden Robert B and Lorraine-Lewis sold Residents of Union & Springfield only •• . Comact lenders concerning addiiionai lees wmen may apply CM.1. and Tha Worraii Newspapers • KENILWORTH . .'-.' . ' • I Prudential Unian/Elizabeth Office OWNER TRANSFERRED .: Enjoy subur&anWtftg and still be wttnm wakr%g distance 10 NY Trans^oraicn. for $40,000 on Nov '22 • proper!) a( 1949 Lufberry St.. lo assume.no liability lor lypograpnical errors oromiss'Ons leneers mitresled in displaylnjj mfotmation. should conlacl . ' Totalty renovated colonial (MI'S new th«rmo wntfs, vrryi u3>ng. n*na wrap UNION :...,...... 964-3891 Must see- tnis lovely colonial. It otiors ^ 8r's. VS baths, huge lamily room & arourx) porch. LR- FDR. mod EIK &btn'&3 Bfs.Grtjai yard 50x177 kx. C*» I Referral Services. Inc." 540 North Avenue CMI @ 800-426-4565. Rales are supplied oy the lenders, are presented without guarantee, and are subject to change 'Robert Scarlma cial sold propens BenefiL'ial Mortgage d\ sold prop- HMS Affordable for S75.000 cin Nov. SPRINGFIELD -.. ...467-0132 deck overlooking paricliko yard. Reduced to 5159.900. .-• . • today. Onr/Si59,900.. ' at 715 Madison Ave.. lo Paulo J. env at 1008 Lincoln St.. IO Thomas • Copyright.-1997. Cooperative Mortgage information • All Rights Reserved. • ' V V . V .. \

UNION COUNTY CLASSIFIED UNION COUNTY CLASSIFIED THURSDAY, MARCH 6, 1997 — PAGE B15 PAGE B14 — THURSDAY, MARCH 6. 1997 Automotive Lexus concept car The new Buiqk now JmL New Mercedes Benz sure offers a superchan keep from draining the' battery. To to make waves in States . Buick's Riviera, dramatically rede- door lock has been activated This can reactivate the electrical system, the signed for the1995 model year, has a be overridden by pressing the driver's Mercedes-Benz displayed .its increased securiny against theft, -." Selective use of light-weight driver .need only turn on the ignition, more powerful optional supercharged door lock button twice. eagerly awaited SLK sports at the and the glass rear window with, materials such as magnesuim and rum the light switch 'on and off.' or ' ' engine among a number of significant Security feedback provides the North American International intecrated defroster will not. ...aluminum contribute'.to a lean open a front door. • ...'•'. Automobile Show. January 11-20. discolor. wcight-to-power ratio of about 16 improvements for 1997. remote keyless entry used with a horn The Lexus HPS, High Performance Sedan/concept vehicle combines advanced'styl-( " A' new lockout protection feature at Cobo Center. The fully-equipped ASR traction control, standard' pounds-per-horsepower. With a New. for 1997; the optional super- "chirp" or exterior lamp flash to sig-- ing with .innovative packaging efficiency. The HPS provides a showcase for a variety " prevents the power door lock from, new roadster begins arriving in the torthe U.S.-market SLK, is another • curb weight of 3,036' pounds and charged 3800 Series II V6 delivers nal that the lock command — or an of new Lexus technologies expected in the near future, including a 32-valave V8 nnth at":* SUP- all-season asset. The system can 157 inch-length, the SLK is rela- 240 horsepower and 280 lb-ft of excterior lamp flash for the unlock. activating while the key is in'the igni- engine with continuously variable valve timing, electronic manual control 5-speed" command — has been tion., so me anver aocsn i oecome gested retail price of S39.700. control rear wheelspin with both tively light and short, emphasizing torque compared with 225 horscpow- n, ventcie staDiiity control and touch screen navigation system, ine nrt> the brakes and throttle. As one its sporty nature and contributing.to er and 275 lb-ft of torque for last user can also choose no feedback. locked out. The innovative SLK will set new concept vehicle redefines the classic performance chassis layout of front engine/rear ever)- U.SD.-market Mercedes- • its nimbleness. ... year's supercharged 3800 V6. Riviera standards in the two-passenger Perimeter lighting provides person- "Convenience Plus also features wheel drive. . Benz, four-wheel'disc anti-lock- All U!S. versions of the with the new engine, has been clocked sports .carjnarket segment, and it al security by .turning on headlamps,- warning, chimes for leaving on the brakes are standard on the SLK. from zero to. 60 mph in 8 seconds. will, take its place among legendary ,Mercedes-Benz SLK are equipped parking lamps and back-up lamps for parking brake, turn signal OT head- • The SLK features.the first-ever EPA fuel-economy ratings are 18 _srjprts_cars.jhaLjwe_the three- exclusively with a 185-horsepower 15 seconds'when the remote keyless lamps and for leaving keys in the igni- use-bf-the-BabySmart-sysiem---a-~.-s-Upercnarg^jj--intercooiedrEngine: -mpg-cityr27-mpg-highway. — "entry 'unlocJrtunori'irpashed.-With pointed star. A. high-performance • ~~tion~whiteT:xiting: •-——r— ~- new technology which turns off the; Badged SLK230, the U.'S. model Standard with both engines is an • Twilight Sentinel lighting, this feature' engine, responsive transmission "-On the subject of durab'ililty, Rivi- ,passenger airbag whenever a spe-. shares the European '•Kompressor" electronically controllea~four-speed will activate only if.it is dark outside. and sophisticated independent sus- y , era, like all '96 Buicks. is equipped rial child seat is belted in. The badge, on the front fenders to indi- automatic transmission, which pro- This feature can also be deactivated. - pension assure sporty, driving in the f; . • • ••••<• ' s' with such long-life features as.a new •-BabySman system uses a "small catethe presence of a supercharger, vides smooth, consistent shifting •SLK. including 0-60 mph accelera- With available memory driver's engine coolant with a recommended •Ycsonator" built into the child seat, or. compressor. • - . under a wide' variety of driving tion in -what has already been v seat and mirrors, when the driver uses . change interval -of five years or similar to the security tags some- \ The SLK's crankshaft-driven reported at 6.6 seconds and a top conditions. • : ' • . the keyless fob to unlock the: car, the 100,000 miles/platinum-lipped spark times attached to merchandise in supercharger is- an adaptation of the speed of 140 mph. Already named The 1995 Riviera was honored as driver's seat and outside rear-view plugs with the first recommended serr retail clothing stores. Roots. "blower," which was as one of "Car & Driver" Maga- "Best Luxury Coupe. — Driver's mirrors are automatically adjusted to A low-power radio signal from invented by Americans-Francis and vice at 100,000 miles and transmis- Choice. Awards" by the national TV that driver's programmed preference. zine's ,'TenBesu" the new SLK the passenger seat prompts a return Philander Roots 130. years, ago. sion fluid that requires no change show MotorWeek and received a DOWN! supplements -the well-known signal from the resonator in a Twin three-lobed rotors turn at-up For 1997, the remote keyless entry under normal operating conditions. Mercedes-Benz SL.. models and- design and engineering award from BabySmart-equipped infant or to' 12,000 rpfn within the oval com- has an "instant alarm" feature, allow- • Also new is a sophisticated new on- returns itie German automaker to : Popular Mechanics. The Robb Report child seat,, allowing the system to pressor housing, compressing. ing the driver to activate the lights and board diagnostic system called OBD the enviahle position of offering named Riviera as an "Exceptional sense the presence of the seat and incoming air. An ihtercooler then hom in an emergency situation. II, designed to reduce exhaust emis- sporty entries in two distinct sports Merit Award Winner" and the Chica- automatically turn off the passen- cools the pressurized air, which ere-' In addition to Personal Choice, sions by alerting the driver to mal- car segments - last seeii in the early go Sun-Times placed it among its ger's front airbag.. ales a denser intake charge to boost Buick, offers standard "Convenience functions that might cause emissions 1960s; with the 300 SLand 190SL po_wer further. "Ten Best 1995 Vehicles.'-' N New Mercedes Benz sure NEW 1997 CADILLAC ELDORADO Since.the car's signal is essen- Plus" electrical features': ~tO rise. ' ,' , • ' ' y The SLK has been designed as a To conserve fuel and enhance • New for 1997 is Personal Choice, a . tially "reflected" back by the reso- Riviera's updated instrument panel sport car for all seasons and rea- nator in.the child seat the seat itself component durability, the belt-. group of features activated by the For example, there is a delayed 4.6L V-8, automatic O/D has real wood accents. Other real sons.-and this is made clear by the needs no battery or power hookup. ' driven supercharger disengages af standard remote.keyless entry fobs. entry and delayed exit lighting fea- transmission, power . f^ wood accents dress up the console. to make waves in car's most unique feature - a fully The BabySmartsystem is a special .idle via magnetic clutch. However,; These Personal Choice convenience •. ture. The interior lights remain on for • 25 seconds after a door is. closed. • steering/brakes, AIR, full automatic rctr?r^PfT harHrnp. The in a two-seater like the there is a smooth, transition; with and security features may be person- 'Riviera features Buick's new cli- Mercedes-Benz displayed its eager- of the BabySman system - a new within the oval compressor housing, . making it easier to enter the car.The -power-sport-paGkager current Mercedes SL models intro- SLK since rear-facing child seats noe of the "lag" or sudden power alized for. two drivers: memory door mate controls and a radio which is one ly awaited SLK sports ai the Sonh technology which turns off the pas- compressing incoming air. An inter- : interior lights turn off when the.key is duced the industry's first fully auto- . are too close to the airbag and can't surges that mar performance in locks, delayed locking, security feed of Buick's new family of radios. Both American International Automobile senger- airbag whenever a special cooler then cools the pressurized air, Stk. #H7025, VIN'. matic operation for the convertible. • be placed in a rear seat. The seat some turbocharged cars (which use back, perimeter lighting arid memory inserted into the ignition. When exil- have large, back-lit controls and easy- Show, Januao' 11-20. at Cobo Center. child seat is belted in. The BabySman which creates a denser intake charge #VU600399, MSRP The -fully-equipped new- roadster system uses a small •"resonator" built top, and the SLK takes this technol- - itself is available -as an accesssory exhaust gas to drive the compres- driver's seat and mirrors. ing the car, the interior lights will to-read graphics and displays. A new to. boost power further.-. $43,852. '.'••'. begins arriving in the United States' into the child seat, similar to the sec- ogy a step further. Pushing one but- _ - from Mercedes-Banz dealers. sor). On the contrary, with its 200 The available memory dbor<-locks . remain on for about 25 seconds' after dual-playback system, which includes To conserve fuel and enhance com- this month at a suggested retail price' urity tags sometimes attached to mer- ton triggers a'sequence of events Since the. Mercedes-Benz SLK is- lbsi-ft. of torque, available from feature allows the driver to choose the ignition key is removed... both a cassette deck and a convenient ponent • durability, the belt-driven of 539,700: chandise in retail clothing stores. that transforms the SLK frorn a so comprehensively equipped as 2,500-4,800 rpm. the SLK230 whether both doors automatically The interior lights.also have "ihea- irirdash CD player, is standard. Also •supercharger disengages at idle via —LEASE PER MO. 24 MOS. miaul, tlirte aic mitythret-fec rewards-the-driver-witMhe^reooth.— —|, 4tJdd ctahHarH rrrn Cnnrnri ^minH F The innovative SLK will set new A lntL''-nnu'<*r faHirt eternal frrvm thtf* lir v-Tufrfi Unn *~cioseQ~coupe~io a ftilly u^ii'HJAU- •lock^JTrolttA^OT^lyHhe^riveris- gg ers: a power.antenna and steering- standards in the two-passenger sports- passenger seat prompts a return signal . smooth. transition, with noe of the ster in 25 seconds. The folding roof tory options: heated seats for $595, flexible response one would expect • door unlocks — when the car is shifed over about five .seconds instead of of a larger displacement engine. ' wheel mounted controls for. key radio car market segment, and it will take its from the resonator in a BabySmart- "lag" or sudden power surges that mar retracts completely into a rear com- metallic paint for $600 and a choice into "Park.." In those cases the doors switching off all at once. .Teamed to the SLK's super- and • temperature functions. ; place among legendary sports cars equipped infanl or child seal, allowing performance in some turbocharged partment, leaving a sleek, smooth' of telephone/CD changer combina- automatically lock when the car is . New for 1997 is a battery rundown • charged engine is a five-speed auto- that bore the three-pointed star. A the system to sense the presence of the cars, (which use exhaust gas to drive . appearance," " " " . tions - an integrated mobile phone/ • . shifted out of "Park:" Another choice: protection feature. If an interior or Riviera's four-wheel- independent high-performance engine, responsive seat and automatically turn off the ;the compressor). On the contrary, The •retractable .hardtop creates CD changer for SI.495 or an inte^ matic transmission that uses elec- No automatic lock or unlock. suspension, with MacPherson struts trunk light is accidentally left on for transmission and sophisticated inde- •passenger's front airbag. • . with its 200 Ibs.-ft. of torqfoe available two cars in one. and also offers the grated portable phone/CD changer- tronic controls and a microproces- in the front and semi-trailing arms in Delayed locking allows the driver more than 10 minutes after the igni- pendent . suspension assure sporty -from 2300-4.8.00 rpm. the SLK230 forSl.895. (A "complete list of stan- • sor to adapt to road conditions and . the rear, provides" a comfortable ride, Since the car's signal is essentially refinement and structural integrity to open any door to retrieve articles tion is fumed off. the car shuts down driving in the SLK. including 0-60 rewards the driver with the smooth, dard features is attached.) even an individual's driving style. and excellent control. "reflected" back by the resonator in of a coupe- The hardtop, provides within five seconds after the power. the electrical system automatically to mph acceleration in what has already the child seat, the seat itself needs no flexible response one would expect of been reported at'6!6 seconds and a top a larger displacement engine. battery or power hookup. The. BabyS-' speed of. 140 mph. Already named as mart" system is 2 special benefit in a ' Teamed to the SLK's supercharged NEW 1997 OLDSiMOBILE 88 II 1997 OLDSMOBILE BRAVADA one of "Car & Driver" Magazine's ;wo-seater like the SLK. since rear- • engine is: a five-speed automatic Ten Best." the new SLK.^supple- 4.3L V-6, automatic transmission, power facing child seqrs are too close to the; • transmission-that uses electronic con- Sedan, V-6, automatic transmission, ments the. well-known .Mercedes- steering/brakes. AIR, white lettertires, airbag. and- can'! b--''placed in a rear ifols.and a microprocessor to adapt to . power steering/brakes, AIR. Stk. Ben?. SL models and returns the'Ger- overhead console. AM/FM w/CD. 3.000 'seat. The seal itself ^available as an ; road conditions and even air individu- #E7913, VIN #V4815334.- MSRP . man automaker to the enviable posi- ; demo' miles. Stk. =F7516.- VIN acJesssory trom Mercedes-Ban.- '. -il's driving style. For" example, on S23.100. .'••••• tion of offering sporty entries in. two >V2706447. MSRP $31,107.•-." dealers inclines, the "transmission will sense Finally, An Easy Way To Find Out New Car Information For FREE! distinct sports car.segment:. - last seen -the rrad grade and delay an upshift to in the early 1960s with the'300 SL and Since the Klercedes-Benz SLK .i> 'preserve climbing power.'Then; on a . 190SL. ;'••'.'• '.•/.' so comprehensively equipped as stan-- . 1' dard:' there are on!\ three factory descent, the transmission willdowns- The SLK has been .dcsicned as a- vnTif 1 Cf* nf r^ . sport car tor all'seasons' and reasons, re- paint for S600 and a choice of ing.-just as a driver would do if shift- PERMO. PER MO.' and this is made clear bv the car's 36MOS." ,| 36M0S.'''% tclcphpne/CD changer combinations • ing'manually. In normal driving, the most unique-feature .'r a fully automa- ah integrated mobile phone/CD chan- .-transmission . -shifts quickly and ' tic retracting'^hardtop. The current ger for SV.495 or an integraied:pori: • smoothly for optimal fuel efficiency. Mercedes SL models^ introduced the able phoneyCD changer, for S1.895 •However., when the transmission industry's first fully automatic opera- 24 HOUR AUTO INFORMATION SERVICE ' (A.complete list of standard features computer senses spirited; driving.Ji- tion for the convertible top, and the responds with crisper'shifts at-higher A: FREE Public Service Of WORRALL CGMMUNITY NEWSPAPERS K—rakes-thtinechnblogv—a^step" "engine ~spee3sT^~"~TV".. . further. Pushing one button triggers a Selective use of light-weight mater-.' YOUR ; The cdniemporary styling of the ACURA 4635 Vandura JEEP MITSUBISHI PORSCHE •sequence of events that transforms the ials such as- magnesuim and alumi- 4636 :'Rally. .,. '.SLK includes/cues from a rich herit- CALLIS 4500 Integra ' '.-. • CHRYSLER 4690 Cherokee. . 4760 Mirage 48.10 911 num contribute to a leanweight-to- : 4637. Savana SLK from a closed coupe -to. a fully .4501 TL ' ' . 4691 • Grarxi CneroVef •4761 Mighty Ma* . age.-of Mercedes-Benz racing and 4638 • C/K Pickup•; SAAB power ratio.of about 16 pounds-per- 4502-; CL Sews . "- - 4570 .Cirrus-. - 4692 Wrangler" • . 4762 Montero ippen roadster in 25 seconds.Tne fold- 4639^ Sierra horsppower.: With a curb weight 6t • . sports cars, such as the 'supercharged .4503- RL . : -. - 457V Concorde '4763 Galant, • ,.4820 '900 ' ••' ..'.'.' ing roof retracts completely into a. rear NEW 1997 CADILLAC CATERA NEW 1997 OLDSMOBILE AURORA 4572. LHS . : • 4640 . Metro LAND ROVER 4764 3000 GT . . 3.036 pounds and 157 inch-length, the • •SSK of t'he" 1920s •'and the.300SL of •45CW NSX . . . • -. . 4641 Pnzrn 4821 9000 CS/CSBAERO compartment, leaving a sleek, smooth 4574 SeDnng • 4720 Discovery 4765 Diamante 4505 SLX . • . 4642 Tracker SATURN SLK is relatively light and short-, " the 1950s arid 1960s Notable design Sedan, 4.0L DOHG V-8, auto trans, AUDI 4575 Town & CouWry ' 4721 Range rover 4766 Eclipse appearance..- • . fi.QL V-6 DOHC engine, auto O/D 1 emphasizing its sporty nature and elements '.linking: the SLK with its (908)686-9898 4722 . D«len8er90 . 4767'. Montero spor 4830 Sattim : •' ' • • '• - The retractable hardtop creates two ' transmission, power steering/brakes, power steering/brakes, AIR, heated 4510 A6 Sedan'and Wa9qn DODGE HONDA SUBARU contributing to its nimbleness. .-• proud past include-the long hood/ fr. seats, fog lamps, power package,' 4511 A8 : ' • . • ' cars in one. and also Offers the- refine- AIR, cast alum, wheels, Stk. #V7081, from your touch 4580 Caravan '4650.: Accord • '. LEXUS NISSAN " 4840. .Impreza OutBack'. Sport short deck proportions and the "power 4512 : A4 .. ' . •-. : : ment' and structural integrity of. a' All U.S. versions of the Mercedes- Stk. #K751,9, VIN #V41D6650, MSRP 458 > '• Intrepid • . • 4651 Civic . 4700 XS400. . • •• 4770: 2O0'SX 4841- Legacy Oirtnack . VIN #VR082729, MSRP S33-.990. 4513 Gabnoletr 4582 domes" on the hood, a'tribute to the $37,690. / ••••-•: Dakota Pickup ••' • '4652 Prelude -470'i'VES300 •' '•••• 477; : '240 SX 4842' impreza ' . ;oupe .'The hardtop provides Ben/ SLK- are equipped exclusively -... tone phone'.... 4585 Viper -.4653 CR-V. •'.'• .4843 SVX ....-•'. • .original'.300SL. . • BMW : 4702 GS300 increased securiny. against theft, and' with a 185-horsepower supercharged, 4586. Avenger • . • - ' 4654 Del Sol •4773 .300 ZX.... 4844 ' Legacy Seaan.\Vagdn 4520 -5 Series . 4703 . SQSer.es 4587 Ram Pickup .4655 EV. 477 *id i cyi POT Bmgtiki. v&. M I :5s. P*'O. cw t t I ftrt, du* K tap. a rwtu tytu. ~ ~ ' "Your Best Source For Community Information" friprri'v Ha«;g: ip^ dprarimnnf wmtilri ho hgrv I trtw^. tt&o. » im'.ti sin. doti ft. I KU1 b.«mms. £ula*D45t Of* KPC I i tV* ff 1 tally automatic. AM—FM cassette. Runs great. lo help YOU. Call 1-800-564-8911. I tUll Mj H gtft< 8JJ1 1U M.'m.'Mjl wft on. h we's* t»5?C. tuto 0D tijns'Slk «S777Hf. VIN I g Srt. I . S995 or best-oHer. 201-376-6710.'. I Mono Ms. KH » HBMT. ¥» «TE3I67Q I au5ap$u.ea w $1000 •V690JO36 USRP $17,765: Incl SI500 I 1988 PONT1AC GRAND AM, 2 door, blue. New BRFJ16.3K KdBOTFicorjRAaselKol dm tttr.t S UX GKUC fecea dMgt tacxxyret>xel]VDGU«CFn!rn«Buy« I l 1986 CHEVY MONTECARLO. white, blue • iransmlssion.-exhaust and battery. 76K mfles. I GUAC Recen Coleje Grid feme a Qujl.r 9HK«ti ntenor. 4.3V6. Good condition, great transpor- S2500 or best otter..908-851-0755: „ A WORRALL COMMUNITY. NEWSPAPER RAHWAY. N.J.; VOL.7 NO.23—THURSDAY, MARCH 13, 1997 TWO SECTIONS -. 25 CENTS tation. 51800. negotiable. 908-686-3735. . SEIZED CARS from $175. Poisches, Cadil- 1986 CHEVROLET VAN. Brown, all automatic lacs, Chevys, BMVVs, Corvettes. Also Jeeps, 4 10,996 • 11,247 *15,1731*10,879 AM/FM cassette..60.000 miles. $5500. Call . wheel drives. i;Your area. Toll free -908^88-4373. . —•'—_ . ~J-8O0-218-90O0_Ext._A-5139-lor_cuirenU 1995. CHRYSLER. NEON. 4-door. S-speed. ^stings/directory, • ..•A, , .•• erime - Anti-lock brakes. alr-c6ndjtioning. AWFM cas- GOVERNMENT SEIZED Cars tor pennies on sette. 5.000 miles. $9,000 or best otter. the 51 .Jaguar, Corvette. Mercedes. BMW, By Chris Suswal 20.1 -275-0182.6pm-10pm. weekends anytime. $ S Janusz added that perhaps certain "fine tune" its wording during the Porsche, Honda. 4x4°s, trucks and more. Local SAVE'4120 SAVE 1799 SAVE 4892 SAVE 4035 Highlights . Managing Editor listings/ directory. Toll-free 1-800-669-2292. wording might protect someone who meeting.' . / • ••••'-. 1936.DODGE LANCER, automatic, power ON A NEW 1996 CHEVY ON A NEW 1996 CHEVY ON A NEW 1996 CHEVY ON A NEW 1996 CHEVY extension H-4017. A family heirloom, because of its 'Something needs to be done so that stores windows.-power brakes, power steering, air. I EnEMpE0ASTR08PASS.VM I CAPRICE 4 DR 1500 EXT. CAB PICKUP I CAMARO SPORT COUPE I might have a police officer or firefigh- • Janusz had suggested that the legis- . am-fm cassette. 101K. $995 or best'Offer. 1992 VOLKSWAGEN JETTA GU. 16 valves/ SM «uo md 3 a. V<. pin ssnj'HSS. dual I resemblance to a lethal weapon, may ter visit.their home for an emergency lation perhaps incorporate a restric- 201-338-9670. - ' •• .' ' SU (quip ind- 4 3LV-8. «mp 00 Inns, put I I SMtpJO"" P«SSi}iits.'rjls.6llt«10ttl cannot allow purchases of these lighters, 67,000 miles, loaded, sun-Tool, power every- '" 1. VgB. dull»»tap>lR.«. Opl. | I «j»nd-S7LVi>jt00tri0M0t7l.licln3l w Iwjs. rg*s. Oct. esuc- *>d rauto OD trant I maa. Bs mBgs. Mws. 16-atom w«$. AIR. I Tree plantmg win4 up costing Rahway residents a • but theiimight be arrested for posses- thing, very sporty. Must'see and drive. $8900. I n'?3it.SM(»3*:a.l tion to possession in a public rather 1989 DODGE SHADOW, silver metallic, gray 201-763-0725. " - >. ._ I auSV tW4i; lu> span, luiont mv . oust, t£. ei«c. mim.'p»f hxkVvr^d. rfd«f. I pretty penny and a ride in a police' especially to children.' . . I aims StLl3636F.VmiTR1S5190.«Sap| p ^e T tttotunpff. mats. I Stl«!33.VT.VlNiRC04?603, of trees available. • •• Region 3 champion C 29.745 m*M. VIN. IR0169177. ' miles. $16.900. 201-762r9462. 24 Hour.Service. Call:. Council, merchants One vehicle per ?-J .-...- (1994-1997). s S No abbreviations' . 1983 CJ7 JEEP. 258. 6 cylinder, 4 speed, •16,795 ^7995 SEE SALES REP FOR DETAILS. 9,O95 6,795 No refunds hard-top/ soft-top, new AM/FM stereo cassette Vendors wanted (removable). $1800 or best oiler. 908-688-7420 i|Ho/ci pli ro^tc tn ho n.nid hv view parking issues Pilco of vehido Is only copy change 1988 LINCOLN TOWN Car, garage kept, one craft fair on-March 21 from 6 aflowod.. RECREATIONAL VEHICLES By Sean Daily Josl |ol down your nd and mall II In wltti owner, fabric top,'fully loaded, cheny black. to 10 p.m. at Grovcr Cleveland 70K miles $5.900. 908-233-8299; 9*>. 1978 VOLKSWAGEN Camper/ Van: Pop-top, ."•-'•'...... ' --'.'. SufT Writer'- • ' •-. . .'- . '• your'pnymflnl. . . sleeps 4, built-in sink, stove, cooler. Original School. For information, contact . WOTT+U TtcmipnpcTm 1991 MERCEDES 300E. Black/silver exterior, owner. Asking $2,800. 201-763-3957. Great Parking has-al.ways been a.problem in any downtown area, no matter what Paige Rue at 382:5108. .CU»l(Icd AdTertUInf Dept. leather interior, low miles, electric everything. tun vehicle. .'.•.' ' ' • nty you go la. Rahway is no exception-to'this-.rule'.- •'...- P.O. Box I5B Excellent condition. Priced to sell, $18,900. ARNES .- Residents and business owners in the downtown area are at odds oveT-pdrk.- MnpfrWDOft.. II.J. O7CM0 201-73'-2503. Kenny. • •_ TRUCKS FOR SALE 38 RIVER ROAD, SUMMIT, NJ I G(E*(D ing. The Itahwny.Prngress decided this week-to hear the views of one side, the 1980 MERCURY2EPHYR. 2-door, 61K miles, •fcHUFDOUTHE Search your local classilieds | 1M0BTWUJHAU. fax program .good exterior/ ho rust. 4 new tires and new 1988 FORD F-l 50. MINT Condition. Stereo/: merchants; next week's iissue will include the views of the residents. . .-.Tjc.us.MA.iYsouncEs. /anot OT^.TfiAA -i. »'•-, 1 • " on the inlemel • . belts, air-conditioner. AM/ FM. Runs good. cassette, air. bedliner. chrome wheels, power the' AARP. with tlie coopera- steering and brakes. Low mileage, good price. .tovnuorjtv^.Aoic (9D8) Af O'/OvU .'..•.•.• . A number of merchants in the downtown area said one of. tee.thing s holding WtpV/www.localsource .com/classifieds/ Book value '5850.00. asking $550.00. lion-of-ihe Railway Division of 908-273-2440. 731-0224. • them back i< {rie;'laci: of.parking in the .downtown .area. \ • Parks and Recreation, will con- . ."If there wts ample parking. I bet you my business .would almost double.-' duct a-free income tax-aide. ' .said John Cox. Cox.is co-owner -of Cindy's Luncheonette'oh'kvinc-Street.- program for Rahway seniors on across'the street from the Union County Ant.-Center'-'-. '. • : " , a. limited income. The tax assis- "'-Cox sard he'saw ins-business being hit from ; we sides.—' by-the ia'ck of tance program will be on an " ' -•parkinc ana -h> i ip-tolerance-rulc recardinc double, parking :;:

appointnient-only basis and will area. .-• ••••'".• .-'•''.•'''•.' " •' ' ' " - be held in the'Rahway Senior ... Center on-Esterbrooke Avenue: • .-.."Ihavi;'-.-- ni:;r,\ :Yi'cna> o;' rrune whV.uan"! to come here." :;i"sii.;. "pu'i even 1 on Tuesdays and Thursdays •• " • on SuhU:r> •:.C7\•'* :u\ place..t: pzr'K. 1 have friends who drive i.-ounJ ths from iO .a.m." to 2 p.m. The • t.wo or liui-i.-' 'iirn-js. preiti. soo~ they :us:- i:.:ve up"* '.-'.'"'' CfeatingA Higher Standard. program will last tlirougli April .- Accorci.--.-- L- Cox. rnucii of his parkini js-rlgh: in Iron: >: »!.--ri." This is- . oflcr. !::'••/:•. ::r.'n\ ci""> owricj bv ar^artmen': ier.i;;:s-.:i !.'ic d. lie .".a;*: • _t.-rarKini;; IOI.S-ana narxir.g ?c~•*:••: .- Rahway Division of 'Parks and Recreation at' 827-2045. " . -. ':N; -.*-.;:-.c\"U g-.ve.itne-Wmy customers a ticket fornarkir.c-tc->^ jonc but ihey won'i tii'.-.-' one .of the Tenants,a ticket:".he said. - - . . ' - . . . : .any other parking- that his patrons could use al.ir.B the "streets.is taker.. C\ •X saiu Tlicse include vello'w "no parkins;"'zones in from 'nf the Stamp services SevcrM- stamp-buying, sen-ices hat help postal customers year- Rahway High Sphool standout wrestler Jay Smith,, top, won the 135-pound Region round are particularly handy. Youth program gives ;3 championship by besting Roselle Park's Phil Torino 13-4 in last Saturdays final Stamp services enable customers at Union. Region 3 results can be; found on the sports page.' ..-.'• '93 FORD MUSTANG ...... $7995 o receive .their stamps' via •- 2 a. t cyl. al\. pwr stm^MoAnmliocte. AIR. AWFM suno-cass. lit quoe. cioei ml 34.640 (ni. V1N.IPF124489. deliver)' within' -a few . Stli i7«9. V1N.INF2UW9. . ". - . . • ' . ' . service is. of'no' extra charge ' :' StafT Writer / a Smith, both brothers. .'•' 94 PONTIAC GRAND AM SE $9995 more than .the face" value of .the is's noi often, that you. give-out '.Perfect- Attendance in -School Of. * cyl. a"., pwr Km^rt^siodcs. AIR. AM/FM stereo-cass. ti5. crjtse r;del, t'gls. alum writs, dom int. 29.131 . awards, ntit for athletic achievements, Awards went lo Antliony-Colcman,' Library joins electronic info ag& m.. VIN . VIS «L<23&383 • . ; •' ...... "..'•. • . . advancement:^ . . " .'".'• probably-.the best kind they can ge:..- •'. Seven, students were named Mr. through: a collaboration of •94 PONTIAC TRANSPORT ...... $15,995 '.' Tlusis just what they got during a The Rafmay Public'Librar\, under the direction of Keith TPaas Van £ cyl .••a.'.. py arn^'ABSWicVVacta. AIR AM.TW siereo-cass tilr crui« r.'flaf. t/gls/dotnini. 2&J24& Blood screening Rogers Outstanding. Students: Brad ^Iwbcs. TeTin A free blood pressure screen- advancements. According to McCoy, the library is. circu- -OK- - OR - -OR- -OR- Kennedy Center on Hazelwood Richards. Jambs Rose, Jahad Wilder. '. •94 CHEV Y BLAZER 4|C4 .$18,495 ing will be offered for residents lating new items, ihcluding CD-ROMs-, while at the same- Bell Atlantic. i a. 6 cyly . l"..s s*r sttr.jtsvs.VitvjMatsTocks. AIR. AMTU sieteo-tass Ml. etuis*.' i/Oel. aotn int. 24.748 mi. ; Avenue. Tlie ccreiTKniy. which was- Jihad Williams and Jarctt .Wilson. VlN»R01B3i99 " ''' of Rahway at the Rahway Pu'bi time'is'converting to an electronic filing system and'an 3ra VL 1 T altended by Councilman Dave Brown Forties and Silson also madc-the ljon- T^VM»»IMWTHA^.....a.... •.*.•.•<•.....•....«.•*.. flOtvyd I? Ji! .y.j: i£y. EP'Hi - F° - Jauiemated^eireulaiionxoiinection. with...the_Wpodbridgc... d.broini;pnitcfie,lrkkcosJto "and' Board ~"or"Educatiivn"~inejrir>er ."oFfoiniRfieir""schooIsT" ~ 7T~ 4 a>. c cyt. at. pwr slTi»»>rkvwnaseats/locns. AIR. «JA"FM SW'eo-cass: nro int. 22,974 mi. VIN.IRO527324. further 'information'contact the . Public Librar."- • ••.••'.'-!"' -.'. ..'•-. Rahway .library patrons lor the first time 'iince 1991; access. • • Theresa Mikajlo. was to celebrate the • Tevin Richards walked away with a Department of .Health, Welfare •-.-. "People can check out the CD-ROMs in which we have in more than 1.000 full text .periodicals on line, and access '94 CADILLAC SEDAN DEVILLE ...... $21,995 achievements oi a number of boy? number of awards from weekly prog- . V-e. at. pwr stmybrks/wirKllocits.'s«ars.1rjnk/anv AIR AW.TW s!e'eo-cass ttt cruis*. r/ctet. alum whls, Ittir ml. and Recreation at 827-2085. a collection o\ adults and kids titles in both Macintosh and to the- Interne' ' '• • . . •' ; . "'.,.. 23.210 7> S'.K t7252.-VIN IRU268030 • • • . •• "..-•. who'had a lot going againsl them — ress reports, in the Turned in,Most PC formats." McCoy said. "We are testing the- waters." and yet. succeeded. • . . Reports, Most Points for Classroom- Although the Rahway library had hopedio have such an 95 CADILLAC SEDAN DEVILLE $24,995 . The library.'s conversion in Us filing system will be more v-e. at. pwr stfn^'A8S^flrniseats.1octt.1runk.'ant AIR AW/FM storetrcass tn cruis* r/del.-aium write, IthrmL "I think.the best way to say it. and I Attendance, Most Points for Home- agreement in place by the' end of last summer, it appears 2S 763 rr> S* »7472 ViN »SU22MO: • . . , . '. . Golf for cancer LEASI PER MO. 48 MO5.* LEASE PER MO. 36 MOS.* LEASE PER MO. 36 MOS.* 1 convenient, he said. Cjjncntly. the system consists of paper 1 47 LEASE PER MO. 36 MOS. * think 1 said this, wish' you before, is work, Most'Points for Tests, Most that'-.May ! ' will see'.the Rahwa> Public Library.enter Swing into 1997 with a golf' files which make, researching accounts a lime consuming 2 dr. 2.4L twin cam 4 cyl. auto trans 4- dr. 3.8L V-6.'" auto trans,-pwr •94 CADILLAC ELDORADO $24,995 4.6LV-8 NORTHSTAR,automatic. 3.0L V-6 DOHC eng, automatic OD that everyone-wants to be acknow- r .. Points for Being Prepared for Class the electronic'information age. •' • -.' • w/enhanced. traction sys. pwstrng/brks/ant/mirrs;r 6 way.dr. seat. AIR. 2'3' V-E auic trans p*f stm^'brvywinaioCKi'seals.ttunit.'ani'mKr. AIR. AWFM slereo-cass. tilt, cruise, '^ OD transmission," power transmission, pwr strng/brks, AIR, pass from the American Cancer priK'ebs There are rijore than 120.00 items checked out of aiu-i«n'j If**-.! s"ii-CO"lor iVE72rr,; s.'k_«7414 VIN IRU61677G ledged," said Wendell Rodgers. the .arid Most Points for Classroom Work stmg/brks/wind.'AIR. smokei's pkg. cruise, cloth bckts. alum whis. rr deck lid spoiler, Society, Union County Unit For ' this facility-per yeir. McCoy said.. ", • _•--. • • Facelift in architecture steering/brakes, AIR. leather cast alum wheels, leather interior • founder of the program, "and for them r/def, AM/FM stereo-cass. cloth int. trunk se. net. ilium entry, AM'FM stereo- •95 CADILLAC SEVILLE SLS ...... $29,995 interior, Stk.#150-CX, Stk.#-197C, VIN.#VR090337, a. donation of $35, you can play . categories. ••• . •-.-.. "So when someone wants to check and see what items . The hnrary is cooperating with Professor Dori Vincenie custom pin-stripe, d/e mldgs,,Stk.#183- cass, rem. deck lid.release. Stk.#179- i^.y-B.i.1 pwTstmo'ABS'winQ'seats'tocks/trunWant AIR AWPM sierec-cass CD1 tih cru*e. Met. alumwhts. to-get this ar this age is one of the -iwo VIN.#VU242671, MSRP $38,445, MSRP $33,990, at- golf courses in New Jersey : are. a'vailahle'.-nr are over due. s*e have-to go-through each : GA, VIN.#VC768402, MSRP S18.186. PX. VIN.#VH225173. MSRP S24.484. irrl-.l 23.982 rs. Sa»74Si. VIN iSUBtSSeS. - ' • • • ' things that will help them suy on'the ' Andre Ar.glin also- received the. of Union County College to redesign the entrance to the and Pennsylvania, with 26 in. .card. •) find, the dates and such." he said "With-the new right path.*' • '.-'award in the Most. Points for Best building According to McCoy. Vincente's students will J SALES - LEASING • SERVICE • PARTS - BOPY R1PAIR New Jersey. The pass will be Conduct category-. . system-'thai, won't, be a problem." ..'•••• conceptualize ideas to make the entrance barrier-free, more' honored for the 1997 golfing ' .Rodgers' program centers oi: heip-' The library will issue new identification cards which attractive, and more obviously the main entrance. ing "at-risk" black boys — boys who seascin,' but quantities are .lim- . '.'Receiving Participation • Awards will be-embossed in plastic ami will have a bar code for. an "It was originally the back door but was converted to be ited, so call (908) 354-7373 to come from broken"o: poor fatmlies. wefc Andre Ang'lin. Jason Awkward, electronic' sensory reading. The cards, along wiih'.the new AWARD CREDIT These boys .are given !:elp with home- a I ront entrance to discourage students who walked along order. . Brad Anglin, Kenny Bolton, Reginald system, will allow checking, for books and due dale*'-an. St Georges after school. They used the library's water - work—und ' pnviiivi?—r"li' " medei;- Clark. Anthony Coleman, David Col- , instantaneous task. • • UNG- -tlirough adult-voluntccj-sto t\\c prog- • uiuntam and restroom facilites and jwould gostraigfil out UiiiJi ~\inv Dcreck Colvin-Gregory' Crudupr ..—Therconnectionot- an automated-system -will- be -tionc'- ram. This is bolstered with a weekly the other side." CALL (908) 686-9898 David Brandon Dillard, Jarrell For- through a collaboration of Dynex. Ameri-tech.-Nynev and SERVICE GWEI X I iilrr Ihf loin i/h/lf M'/ri lion s : meeting with Rodgers, formerly an bes,' Curtis Green, Darius- Houston. Beil Atlantic. .'.-.' • -.'.••• The current main entrance has been the only public employee of the'Michigan Stale cor- 1000 Time d Temperature Darius Jeter, Davion Johnson, Bryaiv "We've been carrying vidtMs. lor '10 years." McCov access to the building since 1977. Trie Union County Col- mwmmmst reclionr. system anil now director of 1666 Downtown Rahway Events Lewis, Darryl Mcuin, Teyin ' said, "We arc always lnoking to provide a •* idcr ••arifty of lege lepreseniativcs aie vUlUllteeliU^ limit lime ajld talent Clinical Services at-the.Essex Sub- 1900 Lottery Results Richards, Jamos Rose, David Smith, formats of information and learning tools." for this project. stance Abuse Treatment Cenier in 3170 Local Movie Theatres Dop.nell Smith, Joel Smith, Scott The library released its annual report recently regarding The Americans with Disabilities Act requires the library Newark. The March 1 program saw a Smith, 'Dcoh Taylor, Dontc .Darryn' automatic the new automation, library services, personnel. .' to have handicapped accessibility.' The?ADA standards ~ ^ • Youryour Community-community!j attlBtll total of 36 boys who received awards: NEWJHSEY ROUTE 27 • ST. GEORGE AVE. • RAHWAY • (908) 382-0300 . Taylor, Tomar Turner,' Jahad Wilder, .etc. The report notes the December library bdardot trus- come into play because the library was built on a flood lOItNOW CLUB •" "CM-, wat ii laar leay;-, r-"- ••• 1 •• PAL • Awards went to Rodeny tees' approval for a 'contract with the'Woodbridge library GRA'.OAVGT • .-!•••: .-.•! .GRA'.DS'.'GTj^iH.; •'-' 5-1"^ :87e SlO«rinV;,"i '; . Jihad Williams, Justin Wise, Marquis plain and therefore has two steps before each entrance. 1 Infosource ^riuC.-.r—BOr-.NEVIlLE : ;!•.' -. •:./.-.) (CATER. . ?'-••'•!:•-•'n.-. Smith, Kevin Brown and Sean Smith. ?4 HOIIB voice INfOBUATIQN ' Mayers, Brandon Kcndrick and'jareu This contract includes: use of the Woodbridge library com- With a new barrier-free entrance, there will.be no need to (DEVILLE $339 p-.-r mo S: (I'j.-.cn 'DEViLLE 5-:-'.» i-t-r me n ' ' ' "' .'•'• . puter system so the Rahway library' collection arid patron mafmain a handicapped lift at the .doorway.