14 — THURSDAY, MARCH 18, 1893 — WORRALL NEWSPAPERS - 2,,4,5* Up on stage —Budget-anmounced- Ait-Area Boys' Hoops Marsha Waterbury plays y^ Bella in 'Lost in Yonkers' The regional school district presents 1992-93 All-Area Boys' Basketball Ily Jeff JoU house and end up losing everything yesterday on what course of action he al by the state Assembly last month, Elizabeth's representative was Wil- at Paper Mill Playhouse. •93-'94 budget, Page 3. Team features this year's best play- Stair Writer because they get sick." may take. Dunn noted he may seek to the repeal failed to muster any support liam Malone and the party chairman ers, Page B1. Union County Democratic Chair- Dunn mounts charges run outside the party or as an in the Senate. Cohen said he was one from Rahway was Paul Scfranka. . Page B4. man Neil Cohen announced he is run- Cohen denied accusations from Independent. of five sponsors of the original bill. Rahway City Councilman Jerry ning for the 2()ih District Assembly current 20th District Assemblyman He said he may run for the Senate scat "I have the hate mail to prove it," Coleman said the Democrats' vote seal last week and he and Linden Cily and former Elizabeth Mayor Thomas currently occupied by Senator Ray- he said. "It was a good policy decision would not affect his plans to run Tor Treasurer Joe Suliga were named Dunn, who claims Cohen moved into mond Lesnialc Lesnialc was also cho- (hen, and it was a good policy deci- the 20th District scat. He said Saturday by the couniy Democrats as Rosclle, which is in the 20th District, sen by the county Democrats at Satur- sion now. It became a focal point for a although he did not attend the screen- the two Democratic Assembly from Union last year just to run in the day's screening. Dunn added that he lot of individuals who are not even ing, he spoke with Cohen about the candidates. • Assembly race. George Htidak from is also considering a gubernatorial run from this district or from this state." race. . At a Thursday press conference, Linden, who also represents the 20th with the backing of anti-abortion "It's unrealistic to think the munci- Cohen, who is also a former couniy District, docs not plan to run for re- forces. What or Coleman, Motley? pal chair and the county chair freeholder' and representative of the election. The 20th District includes "I could just fold up my tent and Cohen and Suliga were selected wouldn't be picked," he said,: 21st District in the state Assembly fade away," he said last week in a Saturday by the Democratic chairs Coleman added that the Dcmo- rin Elizabeth, Linden, Rahway and from 1 'JK'J-iyj 1, said he emphasizes Rosellc. • telephone interview, "but I hale to from the four municipalities that crats' decision may have.cost them the minority votes in the urba^ TWO SECTIONS •— 50 CENTS balancing jobs, labor concerns, and "He deliberately moved into this leave without a fight." make up the 20lh District. Although' district. * VOL.64 NO.24-THURSDAY, MARCH 25, 1993-2* ______economic growth with environmental district lo run," Dunn said. Sponsored weapons ban four olherDcmocrats were seeking awareness and educational progress. the Assembly scats, only Linden City Cohen called the charges "ludicr- At the conference, Cohen spoke of •'They're really closing the door on Councilman William Motley attended "VVe must have," he said, "on active ous," and said his October move to his experiences serving as 21st Dis- minorities," he said. "African- the screening, which was held despite solicitation, working with mayors, Rosclle was legal and not motivated trict assemblyman for two years. Americans have always been loyal to the snowstorm. city councils and the governor, to Neil Cohen by political gain, The candidate said he cither spon- the Democratic Party, especially jri Authorities arrest 3 Educators bring businesses in." "No one is going to invest their life sored or co-sponsored 67 bills which Since Suliga is Linden's party the 20th District." "I'm certainly pleased," said Suliga were signed into law by Governor Jim chairman, he could not select himself "Linden has more than its share of savings on the possibility they're Colcman said he will be meeting after getting the nod from the couniy going to fun for office. My move is Florio during his tenure in office. but named campaign supporter in illegal betting ring highly industrialized properly," he with the 20th District Political set $9.9-M Democrat's. "Now I'm one for two. Among those, he said, was the ban Edward Milanda. as a proxy, said, "and this is the straw that breaks within •constitutional parameters." Alliance, the organization which (light years ago I didn't gel the nod on assault weapons which has been Rosclle's Democratic Chairman the camel's back." Dunn said he did not attend the named Motley as its selection, but the when I ran."' • ' the target of Republican legislators Anthony Amalfc was out of town and Springfield cops initiate investigation Cohen also spoke of a "symbiotic screening for the candidates Saturday two haven't had any formal discus- fiscal plan Suliga a I so shared concern with and the National :RifIc Association appointed party Vice Chairwoman By Dennte School Springfield, the assistant prosecu- relationship" between housing, the at the Fountain in Union because the sions on running together. Cohen over economic development lately. Despite a vole in favor of repe- Helen Bums as a stand-in. slalT Writer - tor said, was"lhc hub" of the opera- By Duvld business community and labor and nominees named to run would be for the district. Tho severe beating of an alleged tion. "All the important business deci- that these three groups must be "locked up." "We have to start doing more to organized crime leader in his Spring- sions of the operation were made from The local board of I'ducntum tins brought together. "For me to appear before a screen- help the cities," he said. "We have to Assembly OKs delinquent support bill field condominium on Sept. 25,1991, Springfield," Zidonik said. week presented its l'W.iy.l s|ieml- "Rather than—have these groups ing committee," he said in a prepared bring•' rambles in to boost the local approved unanimously 62-0 by the touched off an investigation that, Springfield police were "the origin ing plan to the public. The promised fighting with each other," he said, statement,'"which has already made The Assembly voted unanimously this situation is that it is the innocents economy. I see the problem firsthand. Assembly on March 1, calls for the uncovered an alleged illegal gambling of the investigation," the assistant $').<) million budget to mini the "the perspective has lo be all three up its mind, lo defend my record that last week to approve legislation spon- — the children — who are the ones It has .ID be addressed." .establishment of a iwb-year pilot pro- operation in New York and New prosecutor'said, when they-approach- four-school o|K'riition next year working together." covers 41 years of public service as a sored by Senator C. Louis Bassanp victimized by the rampant dca'dbcat Cohen said businesses must-have ject whereby probation departments Jersey which culminated with the ed Union Couniy authorities about the rcflccis nn increase of about l.K Suliga said the state, must address councilman, freeholder, slate senator, aimed at helping collect $2 billion in problem." an "environmental priority" and cited in Essex, Hudson and Camdcn coun- arrests of three Springfield residents beating of Frank Romano in Septem- percent over last year. rising health care costs and determine assemblyman and mayor of Union delinquent' support owed lo nearly the hazardous waste incinerator New Jersey collects, less than 3 per- ties can contract with a private collec- and others March 15, an assistant ber 1991. Frank.Romano, he said, was . how that affects the performance of, County's largest city for • a record . 140,000 children in divorced families. That increase is under thu suie- planned by GAF for Linden as "eco- cent of overdue child support, or tion agency to collect delinquent Union County prosecutor said severely beaten with a baseball bat companies in New Jersey, 28-ycar tenure would be iinposed spending cap, around 6 nomic growth you don't wani lo bring "New Jersey bears the inexcusable about $47 million a year, forcing payments. . •''•''' 1' Tuesday. from the neck down by masked assail- "We've gotten lo a point where masochistic." . ants in the condo that ho shared with percent. According to officials!, the in." Me said while-serving as a free- .distinction of .being dead last inthQj. .many children to go onjyclfarc or to Bassano noted that stales-thai have ..._ Springfield twins . Anthony and business'lirid industry is cullingout Dunn also produced a letter of sup- his brother. The beating victim repor- lax impact to the owner of an aver- holder, he and Suliga placed addition- country in collecting past due child be denied food, clothing, shelter or turned to private agencies to help col- Frank Romano, both 27, arc currently health care benefits for employees port signed by 21 stale legislators who tedly underwent emergency surgery at age nssesseTiTioiiie in SpringTiuldT!! al monies into a legal fund to fight support payments," Bassano said. oilier.basic necessities. lect overdue child support have incarcerated in the Union County jail because they can't afford them," he ure backing him. Overlook Hospital; Iho perpetrators of alioul $75. •'••...'.• GAF, but county Republicans later "The most unfortunate thing about Tho bill, S-1033, which was reported considerable success. in Elizabeth and are awaiting arraign- snid. "That has to slop. Nobody The former Elizabeth mayor said the assault wore not apprehended. eliminated such funding. ment April 5 on a laundry list of Before'its introduction for public should work their whole life lo buy a he will ha've made up his mind as of charges that include being leaders of Tho Prosecutor's Office credited hearing Tuesday, Board of liduca- Community Observer Patrol volunteers, from left, Jerry Kamen, Herb Ross, Joseph' District seeks outstanding teacher organized crime, narcotics charges, Springfield police With triggering the lion President Oary Tiss character- conspiracy to promote gambling, cre- investigation. The. department, Zido- Tsnenbaum, Sandy Bloom, Irv Rosen and Myron Solomon, are, preparing to become ized the budget as a "prudent" fiscal Washington kicks off Boys & Girls week The Union County Regional High Board of. Education members. Nomi- libraries of any of the six regional dis- dit card theft, loansharking and nik said, performed "cxtcasivc detec- 'eyes and ears'for local police. . plan. "This is really a maintenance School District announced that it will Academy Award winning film star Denzcl Washington ing as national spokesman allows me to give back, to nations for. ihe designation of "out- trict communities. All residents arc others. tive . work" and presented I'back- budget," Tiss said. "It will enable participate in the Governor's Teacher is celebrating National Boys & Girls Club Week, March show these kids that they can succeed despite the obsta- standing teacher" inay be submitted invited and encouraged to consider Also arrested was Antonio Apiccl- . ground. information." students to continue to receive a Recognition Program, 21 lo 27!' . . . . ;••- cles llicy face." • •. by parents, students, faculty members nominating teachers for this honor. la, 28, of Sailer Street in Springfield, In making its arrests last week — quality education in wcll-ct|iiip|)ci One "outstanding teacher" from and all other residents of ll]e regional Completed nomination forms arc to who was charged with several counts the arrests included about two dozen Civilians to bolster crime Washington, recently named spokesman for Boys &. Washington will assist the organization's national classrooms with Ihe lines each of the four Union County region- district, • which includes. Berkeley be returned by 3, p.m. Friday, to Ken- others of individuals from other mun- Girls Clubs of America, is no sirangor lo the organization. awareness campaign, promoting Boys & Girls Clubs as of conspiracy to promote gambling • By.'DnvId Brown .. .'•We're contacting nil the major "We'll simply act as lite eyes'and ears instruction." al high schools — David Brcarley in Heights, Clark, Garwood, Kenil- neth Mattficld, Office of Curriculum anil credit card, theft, Apicella posted icipalities in the slate — tho Prosecu- Ah aluntnus.or the. Boys & Girls Club of Mount Vcmon, "The Positive Place For Kids." Mnnnglna Editor prganiv.ations in the area," said of the local police; We'll report.what According ' lo Tiss, ittstructioi Kcnilworth, Jonathan Dayton in worlh, Mountainside and Springfield. Services, c/o'Jonathan Dayton Reg- $35,000 baii and is free. tor's Office also relied on information N.Y., Washington said he wants to let people know about ' To celebrate National Boys & Girls Club.Wcck locally, "With Ihe bombing of the- World Tencnliaiiin. "We hope lo enlist vol- we sec." costs — salaries and materials;.- - Springfield, Arthur L. Johnson in Residents wishing to nominate a ional High School, Mountain Avenue, provided by the Secret Service. the important work being conducted at local clubs the Boys & Girls CJubs of Union Couniy has planned a Anthony Romano, who faces Ihe Trade Center, the need for observers tmteers front orgiuti'/.nlions other titan To'dale, ihe COP program-has will consume the lion's share of the Clark and Governor Livingston in teacher for this award may.obtain a Springfield, 07081. Tho Newark field office of ihe'Scc- throughout'the country. week long celebration ill its centers in Unioii, Vauxhall, most serious charges — several of who can watch for each other's safely H'nai.ll'rith." ..' • . . • 'unlisted'.15. volunteers. budget, followed by health' insur- Berkeley Heights — will be selected form in ihe instructional media center rel Service had uncovered an exten- "Growing up in the club played an important role.in my Rahwny and Elizabeth. which can carry mandatory life sen- is obvious," Mountainside resident Accoril'ing to Tenenhnuni, .volun- tenenlniimi said ihnl while formal ance increases and other benefits by a special panel comprised of teach- of any of the four regional high For more information call sive counterfeit credit card operation life," said Washington. "Today's Boys & Girls Clubs con- Presently, more than 1,450 Boys & Girls Clubs, serve tences — was arrested in his Spring- Herb Ross said this week in announc- teers will he nssigtied in pairs lo patrol arrnnRcmcnls have not yet been made (is well as district-wuli ex|>uiiiie ers, administrators and Regional schools or in the town halls and public 376-6300, Ext, 328. that had token in some 60 people asso- tinue to'do'many positive things for young people. Serv- 1.83 million young people nationwide,' . field condo on Golf Oval at around 6 ing iho establishment of the Commun- with locnl police department)*, con- like building maintenance nnd plni ciated with groups conducting opera- a.m. March IS, assistant prosecutor ity Observer Patrol. 'The observer pat- ceptually, the COP members.'would', oporalions. PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Michael Zldonik said this week. tions! out of Springflold and have a line of communication to head- Spearheaded by Ross and Joseph rols will be the eyes .AcannJinQ let Suft^rhuifiulcni o passnga, ntlor public homing.Ihoraon, nl n Frank Romahortho-1001 baaiina vic- Rloomficld. ~ •'.'.• (junrlonw u/ffi«r ti/roolly urvli* oentrmt nnd capllnl pronrnm as approvod by Iho Iho Municipal Building, 100 -Mountain NOTICE TO CREDITORS TetienUiiiiiir, ' oo^proMlcfonin of* iho TOWNSHIP OF SPRINGFIELD .'. mooting ol tho govornlngboay to bo hold In Dlroclor of iho Dlvlofon or Local Govorn- Avanua, Sprlnnllold. Now Jorcoy on Mon- The three gambling arrests In . COP commnnd post. • SCIHHIIS Oary Friedland, prclimi Iho Borounh Hall, In Iho Borounh on Mnrch ESTATE OF ROBERT E. BURSLEM, also tim, and Apicella, turned'themselves and ears of the UNION COUNTY, :NEW JERSEY mont Sorvlcoa la on fllo wlih Iho Clork and lo day. March 22. 1003 at 10:00 A.M. khown as ROBERT E. BURSLEM, SR., Springfield B'nai B'riih.COP is seek- ary figures put the''03-'94-budge CONTRACT 03-02 25, 1093 nt 7:00 o'clock P.M., nnd during nvnllablo thoro for public Inopocllon. Spoclflcallons and forma of bids for Iho • TOWNSHIP OF-SPRINGFIELD in to prosecutors around "mid-day," Springfield last week were an out- The program, lie said, is patterned tho wook prior la and up to nnd Including Docoacod. ' ' COUNTY OF UNION, N.J. ing to enlist a corps of volunteers to police.' _ REPLACEMENT OF EMERGENCY Section 0. Tho following nadlllondl mat-* proponnd rnntorlnl nnd norvlco aro on fllo In Pursuant to Iho ordsr of ANN P. CONTI, growth in part of tho Secret Service Herb Ros!! closer to $10 million, before th GENERATOR AND INSTALLATION tho dnto of ouch mooting, coplon of onld tors, nro horoby dolormlnod, . doclarnd, -Iho Olflco of lha Sprlngtlald Racroatlon TAKE NOTICE, that tho rogular mooting Zidonik said. • after one currently used in Palm ordlnanco* will bo'mndo nvnllnblo-nt tho Surronalo of tho County of Union, nrudo on ot the Township Commlltoe has boon patrol public areas nnd report suspi- : OF UNINTERRUPTIBLE POWER SYS- racltad nnd slalod: Dqpnrtmonl. Sarah.Ballay Civic Cantor, 30 Iho 12lh day of March, A.D., 1003, upon Ihs The assistant prosecutor said the . investigation. Beach County, Fin. board appropriated money from it : • TEM ' ' Clork'a olflco to Iho momborb ol Iho nonornl (n) Tho Improvomonl. or purposo Church Mali,' Sprlnnllold, Now Jor&oy and reschedule^ for Tuesday. March 23, 1003 cious or outright illegal activity to loc- COP organizer public who shnll roquosl Iho snmo. application of tho undorslgnod, as Executor nl 7:30 p.m. In tho Municipal Building. Tha surplus fund. Revenues from other ATTIIE MUNICIPAL BUILDING doscrlbod In.Sactlon 3 of Ihls bond ordl- mny bo obtnlnod oy prospoctlvo blddora ' ol Ibo ostals of said docooeod, notice Is three are being charged as co- Anthony Romano is being held on COP orgnnizers lire seeking dona- NOTICE TO BIDDERS . JULIA K; KAULFERS nnnco la not n curronl oxponao. It Is an during normal burilnoss hours. oxocullvo' meeting Is. scnsdulod tor 6:30 al police. , . sources such as tuition from not: Improvomont or'purpooo that Iho Borough horoby given to Iho crodliors of said conspirators in an illegal gambling $250,000 bail while his brother Frank shifts in various areas where citizens tion!) for; equipment, for tlic program NOTICE Ir, hoioby plvon that oonlod bids Borounh Clork' Bids musl bo mndo on standard proposal docoasoa to oxhlbll to Iho subscriber under P''1' Knlhlpon D. Wlonlowski "One of the best deterrents for (or llaplacomont ol Emorgoncy Gonorntor •\ ORDINANCE NO. 1734 may lawfully undortako as a gonoral forms furnished by lha Township and must is being held, on $175,000 bail. Both resident students, rent from lease . Improvomont, nnd no part of tho coal thoro- oath or nfllrmnllon Iholr claims and Deputy Township Clork enterprise that featured a "book- arc most vulnerable to criminal activi- . and volunteers, Donations'.can be and iML.uillallon of Unlntorrupilblo Powor BOND ORDINANCE PROVIDING A bp onclosod In a aoalod onvolopo baarlna demands against Iho osialo of' said U5247 Sprlngflold Londor, : crime is watchful.eyes," snid Ross! facilities, grants, anil other govcri Kyr.lom nl.lhn Municipal Bulldlnn. TOWN- SUPPLEMENTAL APPROPRIATION OF of lias boon or nhnll bo opoclnlly assossod Iho nnmn and addrass of Iho biddor,. making wife room" on West.. 30th originally faced $1 million bail each, ty like shopping- malls, bunks thnl made to iho Springfield B'nui B'rilh, on proborly spoclnlly bonoflloa thoroby. docoaeod within six months from tho dais March Ilf 1983 (Foo: $4.50) "The Observer Patrols will be Iho eyes SHIP OF .SPRINGFIELD, UNION COUN- J7Q,0OO • JTOIV THE SEWER RECON- nddrqosnd to'lho Township of;SprlnQllold, of said ordor, or Ihoy will bo forovor barred but' this was reduced by Superior . P.O. Box 111, Springfield 07081. ment funding, he snld, brougltl ini IY. NEW JEnsEY will bo rocolvod nt Iho . STriuCYION PROGRAM IN AND BY THE (b) Tho porlod of usofulnoss of tho Now Jorsoy and shall Indlcata Ihorabn from prooocutlng or rocovorlng tho'samo Street in Manhattan with agents and and cars of the police." have automatic teller machines and TOWNSHIP OF SPRINGFIELD, Gnnlnoor- BOROUGH OF FIOSELLE PARK, IN.THE . Improvamanr or purptiso within Iho limlla- "Soalad Blda lor Landscapo Canlract at against Iho subscrlbor. bettors from Now Jersey. - Court Judge William Werthcimcr. oilier public locations. Those interested in volunteering for tial estimates down. . . ' inn Annux, 20 Norlh Trlvoll Avnnuo, sprlnn- COUNTY OF UNION, NEW JERSEY AND llona of Iho Local Bond Law, according lo Community Pool." Glda must bo accompan- ' Barry R.' Mandolbaum Armed with walkie tnlkics, cellular Hold, Nnw Jorooy on April 6. 1903 nt 10:00 • AUTHORIZING THE IS8UANCE OF Iho ronsonnblo Illo thoroof computod from lod by a proposal guaranlob In Iho lorm ot a • ' ' Exoculor Tencnbnum stressed thai volunteers the Civilian Observer Pnlrol should Springfield residents go lo tin ;i in. proynlliiin timo. SG0.500 BONDS OR NOTES OF THE tha dnlo of Iho bonds authorized by this Corllllod Chock, Cnohlor'o Chock or Bid Mandolbnum, Salnburtj, Gold, . telephones nnd blue and white badges BOROUGH FOR FINANCING PART OF bond ordlnanco, Is 40 yonre. Bond mndo pnynblo to tho Township of' will be instructed lo watch nnd report contact Herb Rpss nt (908) 964-1500, polls April 20 to vole on the local tho work nonortilly conslGto of Iho (c) Tho Supplomonlal Dobt Stnlomonl Lnzrls, Dlsconza A Stolnborg, Attorneys NOTICE TO CREDITORS indjcating their affiliation, COP is , rnplaconionl of iho -oxlollng omorflonpy THE APPROPRIATION, Sprlngtlold'lor not loss thnn 10%'of tho 155 Prospoct Ave. ESTATE OF WILLIAM J. .'COLLICT, only. "We're noi going lo tnkc any "This program will be a great deter- gunm^lor nntl Gwilchlnn'By&tom nnd Iho;' BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOROUGH roqulrod by tho Local Band Law has boun lump sum bid. ' WOBI Ornngo, NJ 07052 Docansod ... expected to hit tho streets sometime in and regional education budgets. •inr.tnlliulon ol.n now unmlorruptlblo powor COUNCIL OF THE BOROUGH OF duly proparod and fllod In tho attlco ol Iho Blddora nro roqulrod lo comply wlih.Iho US2S0 Sprlngflold Londor, Pursuant lo tho ordor ol ANN P. CONTI, . ' action if we see something," ho said. rent for crime," snid Tencnbnum. ROSELLE PARK, IN THE COUNTY OF Clork, nnd'a comploto oxocutod dupllcnto April. ' / . . ''., .•;'•'• • " i,ysiunvnt Iho Munlclpnl Bulldlno torjothor thoraol has boon fllod In Iho oldco of iho roqulromonlo ol Public Laws 1075, Chaptor March 10, 1603 (Foo: $0:00) Surrogate of Iho County of Union, made on.. wliirnll.iiocotitinry nnd nppurlonnnl work in UNION, NEW JERSEY (not loon than two- 127. ' . • • " Iho 12thdayof March, A.D.,-1003, upon Iho nccurdnnco wlih tho form q( proposal, con-, thlrda of all mhmbors Ihornol nlllrmnllvoty Dlroclor of tho Division ol Local' Govorn- . . Tho Township ro&orvos iho right to application of tho undorslgnod, as Exocu- •• tincl nnd opnclficnllona prdpnmd by Kollor concurrlno) AS FOLLOWS: mant Sorvlcoa In tho Dopnrlmont ol Com- accepi or raloct any or all proposals and to tors of iho estato of said doconsod, nollco Is -•• Socllon 1. Tho Impro'vomonl doscrlbod In ' munity Alfnlra of Iho Slnlo ol Now Jorsoy. BOROUGH OF ROSELLE PARK A ' Klrkpntrlck, ConGulllncj Enrjlnooro - Such stalamant shows that tho gross dabl- ' walvo any infofmalltloa which .may arlso,. UNION COUNTY, NJ horeby glvop to tho crodliors of said Surveyors - Plnnnors - Lnndccnpo Soctlon a of ihls bond ordlnnnco has By ordor of iho Township'Commlltoo of* docoasoa lo oxhiblt lo Iho subscriber undar horoloforo boon nulhorlzod tb bo undortn- ol iho Borough ns dollnod In tho Local Bond NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an Archllocin, ooo l.n'nldox Plnzn. Pnralppnny, Law Ir. Incronsod by tho authorization of tho lha Township of Sprlngllold, Now Jorsoy. ordlnnnca, iltlo of which Is sot forth bolow, oaih or' afllrmnilon tholr' claims .and' to target ." N.J. ' ' •••.• kon by Iho Borough of-Ronollo Pork, Now HELEN MAGIIIRE KEYWORTH domands against tho. oslalo of sold Jorsoy ns ngonoral Impravornanl' For tho bdnds and noton provldod In Ihls bond ordl- was linnlly passed and npprovod by tho Petition calls for new vote PJnnr, and Spacillcnilono hnvo boon Illod . • TowhBhlp clork: docoaaod wlihln six months Irom Iho dato $1.3-M nnnco by' $06,500, • nnd Iho obligations Mliyor and Council of tho Borougn of Roso!-. • In ilinoll.lcool.lha Clork qMho TOWNSHIP Improvomont or purppao doncrlbod In Soc- UB007 Sprlnnllold Londor, of said ordor, or thoy will bo forovor barrod : tlon 3, Ihoro Is hofoby npproprlnlod Iho oup- aulhorlzod horoln will bo within nil dobt lim- lo Park al a public mooting hold In iho Bor- Ol SPRINGFIELD.nnd mny bo Inapoctod itations pioGcrlbod by that Law. March 11, 10, 1003 .(^oo: $35,60) ough Hall, 110 E. Wosillold Avonuo, Rosal- from prosecuting or rocovorlng Iho snmo - foy.pror.pocllvo blcldbro nl Iho allieo ol Kollor .ptomonlnl amount of $70,000; such sum agalnsl tha subscrlbor. •• bolng In addition to tho $70,000 appro- (d) An nggronnto amount not bxcoadlng ie Park, NJ, on March 11, 1003, A Kirkpnlrlclt. 000 Lnnldox Plnzn, Pnrelp- printed Ihorolor by bond 'ordlnanco W1704 PASSED ORDINANCE Barbara C. Tlmrjiona and t^ pnny, N.J. or ill Iho Township of Sprlnnflold, $7,000 for Itoms of oxponso llatod In ana "• • "^x Polar B'. Saongor N bond sold of tho Borough linnlly adoptod Juno '25, ' . ORDINANCE NO. 1733 , . on GOP county ticket choice ' uiglnoorlnn Annox, 20 Norlh Trlvoll pormlllod under N.J.S.A. 40A:2-20 lo ' ' Executors Dy Dennis. Schnnl 1002, and Including iho sum of $3,500 as Included In Iho oallmalod cost Indlcnlod AN ORDINANCE FIXING THE SALA- • - — ' '• «'" •' W..|-\—...,Ci, p.,',1 lint L'f.'rKjOti, Avonuo, Sprlngllnld. Now Joicoy durlnq Jool D. Lowlngor, Attornoy ' ; McDcnnotl.- snid the screening bunlnor,:-. hours. Dlddors will bo lurnlQhod tho. additional down pnyrnonl roqulrod by' horoln tor Iho purposo or Improvement. Of RIES OF CERTAIN OFFICIALS AND Staff-Writer , . By Tom Cnhnvnn . . Union'County RcpuEIichn. Chair- tho Local Bond Law. Tho nddltlonhl down Ihiri amount,. $7,000 was ostlmntod lor SHERIFFS SALE EMPLOYEES OF THE BOROUGH OF 75 Main SlrooT committee's selection process "was • with n copyot iho Contrncl Documonlo, ROSELLE PARK, IN THE COUNTY OF . Box 23 A month after meeting with resi- Editor man Frank McDcrmotl said Monday pnymont is now nvnllnblo by vlrtuo of provi- thoso llomsoCoxponso In bond qrdlhanco SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY 1 Pliinr,, nnd Spoclllcntlonn nl Iho ollico ol sion'for down pnymont or tor - capital UNION, STATE OF NEW JERSEY. FOR Mlllburn, NJ 07041 at 4.55% done in proper order" and included 26 #1704 ol Iho Borounh finally adoptod Juno CHANCERY DMSIONKUNION COUNTY that he believes the letter from Ed- Kollor & Klrkpntrick or Iho CnqlhoorlnQ .Improvomonl purposes In ono or moro pro-. THE YEARS 1002 AND 1003. . ' U5251 Sprlnnllold Loader, ' . dents of Springfield and Millbum, • __;_Thc_ Union County . Republican ^.-Annox-on.piauor.notico. A non-roiundnbtn^ 25. 1092, and no nddlllonnl amount Is osll- DOCKET NO. F-15773-01 JEANNE T -—— By David -Brown- r. "meinliers-^.21 '"imrnicipnI'ch'mTmcnr^ ' clmrflo of snb.oo por BOI ohnll bo paid lo - vloualy ndoplod budgals. .— "maiod" ihorofor^horoln; ~T-.—.—-—•— •.— MCDOUC3ALL-a/k/n-JEANNE MCDOUGAL" ._ ii .-1_- -—^ Julia K-Ko'ulfors- March 10-1093 —(Foe: $0.00)-—.-• Elizabcthtown Water Co. hns" sche- Committee has becrrcirciilalirigTpel" "wlirds^waT "miTaullrorrzcd''"by" live" . Socllon 2. In ordor to flnnncolho addl- Soctlon 7. Any grant monoys rocolvod for VS. LEVENT O. DARKANAT AND MIHRI- • • ••• •• . Borough Clark Managing Editor Koiinr.'fL Kirkpalrlck. . . tlonnl coGtof tho Improvomonl orpurposa duled two meetings with state rep- ition among its 'membership.'directing gubernatorial candidate. In fact, he the slate committee man and woman Dlddoro nro noilllod ihnt thoy must com: Iho purposo dOBcTlbod In Soctlon 3 horoof BAN DARKANAT HUSBAND AND WIFE U5225 ROBOIIO Park Londor Springfield officials this ;• week ply with iho Now Jorcoy Provnlllnn WOQO not covorod by application of tho nddlltonnl shnll bo. npptlod olthor to direct payment of DEFENDANTS. CIVIL ACTION WHIT OF Mnrch 10, 1993 (Foo: $7.50) resentatives and municipal engineers the county chairman to call a meeting added, as of Monday, he had not even nnd the county .chairman ami vice Acl (Chnplor 1G0 of tho Lnwa- of 1003, no down pnyrnonl, nagotlnblo bonds nro Iho cost of tho Improvomonl or io paymonl: EXECUTION FOR SALE OF MORT- settled on. an offer of 4.55 percent . horoby nulhorlzod lo bo Issuod In Iho princi- GAGED PREMISES. . to Update them on steps the company within 10 days to consider a screening received the letter. chairman. ' . • nmondon) nnd ihnt nwnrd will not ba mnda pal amount of $£16,500 pursuant to.Iho Loc- ot Iho obllontlomrinouod" puFounnl to this on a SI.3 million bond issue to pay lo nny bltldor whom Iho Commloalonor of . nl Bond Low. In tinllclpntlon of Iho iBsunnco ordinnnca.' Tho - amount of obligations By vlrtuo of the nbbvo-slalod writ of is considering to case flooding.prob- committee's selection process of this Arid, he noted, ho had seen Ed- He said he WHS unaware that a peti- Lnbdr niid Induuiry dooo not corlify.* . ol tho bonds, nogbtlnblo bond nnllclpntlon nulliorlznd but not Issuod horoundor ohnll execution to mo dlroclod I shall oxposd for. for capital improvement!! initiated tion had been circulating amonj; BldG'chnll bo supmlltod on Hid forma pro- notos. aro .horoby aulhorlzod lo bo Issuod bo uducod to the oxtpnt Ihnt ouch funds aro aalo by public vonduo. In ROOM 207, In tho PICK UP COPIES OF THE lems tied to the cessation of pumping Phijlp Kurnos year's OOP freeholder candidates. wards ihree limes during the last week vldod, In ihn ninnnor doslgnnlod thoroln BO UEOd. ' ' • . • Court Mouse. In Iho Clly'of Ellznboth, N.J. in the late 1980s. Republican county committee mem and required'by iho Spoclilcnllona. Thoy pursuant lo and within tho llmllntlons pro- . 'They're stonewalling' ' In addition to the petition, a letter . and the former attorney general did . scrlbod by tho Local Bond Law. Socllon a. Tho full faith and c'rodli of iho on WEDNESDAY, .tho 14th day of April operations. must bo onclncod In Eonlo.d anvolopoo, ' Borough nro horoby pledged to tho punctu- AID., 1003 at two o'clock In Iho afiornoon of Financial institutions lined up from Republican gubernatorial candi- not mention his intent to send a letter bcrs asking for a meeting within 10 ' boarlno Iho nnnio nnd nddroas of tho'blddor Socllon a.'(a) Tho Improvomont horolo- al pnymonl ot Iho prlnclpnl of nnd tho Inlor- said day. . Kenilworth Leader Elizabclhtown Water Co. requested and iho nnmn dl tho prpjacl on iho oulsldo, foro nulhorizod nnd tho purposo tor tho' Tuesday night at tho Township date Cary Edwards has been mailed to to the. Union Couniy Republican days because there is concent over the . financing of which Iho bands aro lo bo asl on lha obligations aulhorlzod by Ihls Township of Sprlngflold, County of a meeting with Maureen Ogden, R- utility announced it would begin a . jidclrosr.od lo iho Mnyor nnd Township bond ordinance. Tho obligations shall bo . Union, Slato of Now Jorsoy. Promlooscom- Committee meeting to pitch their all county OOP committee members selection process. "It's very unusual . Commlllno.. TOWNSHIP OF SPRING- - Issuod Is iho Sowar Reconstruction Prog- dlrocl, unlimited obligations of Iho Borough, monly known a& 567 Mountain Avanuo, Uniort, the assemblywoman who has: yearlongNhydrogeological study to • Commiltcc membership. FIELD, UNION COUNTY,'NEW JERSEY,' ram throughout tho Borough, ns moro spoc- proposals in an effort to finance that anyone .would question tlic Mcally doscrlbod. In bond ordlnnnco #1704. .nnd iho Borough shall bo obllgalod to loyy Sprlngflold, New Jorsoy. Tho noarosl cross at requesting the leadership to reconsid- "I cannot believe that Edwards nnd musl bo nccompnnlod by n cortlllod nd ynlorom Inxon upon nil tho Inxnblo rohl strool Is HlllBldo Avonuo. BOULEVARD GALLOPING HILL spearheaded local efforts to persuade . determine if it would be in its business capital projects at interest rates executive committee. It would bo n chock, cnshlnr's chock, or bid bond In Iho of. tho Borough finally adoplod Juno 25,* proporty within Iho Borough for tho pny- Thoro Is duo approxlmatoty Iho surn of er its action of "dumping" Freeholder 1002. • .••-.-' : the the water company to come up with interest to restart some of the wells wouldn't have said to me at one of form provided of not IOBS than 10% of.Iho monl of Iho obligations and Iho Intorost* $135,140,57 logothor with Inloroot at tho VARIETY DRUGS ranging from 4.55 percent to 4.75 Lou Santa-gala from the GOP line. very rare move," he said. . mnounl of bid. Snld chock or bid bond mny (b) Tho osl|mnlod maximum amount ot Ihoroon without limitation of ralo or amount. conlrncl rnlo ot 12% of $123,620.57 from following those Ihree meetings thai he was send- ' not bo IOBS )hnn $500 nor ohnll II bo mom bonds or notes to bo losuod lor Iho Improvo- 242 Boulevard Galloping Hill Rd solutions to the flooding problem..Tho . and build a treatment plant. It would percent over an 11-year period. Soctlon 0. Tho Borough rphsonably March 1, 1002 to tho dalo of Final Judgo- That move, according to sources, is. ihnn $20,000 and must bo nccompnnlod by monl or purposo Is $133:000, Including tho mom.0/6/02 and lawlul Intorost Ihoroaflor • locations meeting is scheduled for Tuesday and take a minimum of 2!4 years to build Sontngata, a Hillside resident who ing a letter to the county,"McDcrmott . n Concon! of Suroly oinlomant In Iho form' $66,500bonds or nolos authorlzod by bond oxpocts to. rolmburso' nny oxpondlluros Kcnilworth Union While two of tho five bids lownrds tho costs of iho Inriprovomont or on Iho total ttum duo plaintiff and costs. is completing, his' first term on the said. "Cary Edwards is a man who backed by some 200 of the approxi- nrovklod IronV n'Suroty Qonipnny sinllng ordlnnnco 01704 of lha Borough finally ' . Thoro Is a full tonal description on fllo In may include other state legislators, such a facility — if tho company Hint Iho Suroly Compnny will provldo iho adoptod Juno 25. 1002 and Iho $66,500 purposa dascrlbod In Sdcllph 3 ol this bond offered the same interest rate— would meet me three times, shake my mately 500 county cotmnitleo mem- ordlnnnco and pnld prior lo tho Issunnco of . tho Union County Sheriff's otflcp, ThoShor- Ogden said this week, The water com- eventually decides to do so. Freeholder Board and served • as its bklclor wlih n bond Ipr 100% ol Inn Contrncl bands or nolos nulhorlzod horoln. Iff rosorves tho right to ndlourn Ihls sale. 4.55 pcrcerir— a division of the amount In Iho ovonl Ihnl Iho Contract IB (c) Tho osllmntod cost of tho Improvo- nny bonds or notos authorized by this bond HAMPPS CENTER HERSHEY'S chairman, was removed from the line hand each time; and send a letter bers whose names appear on the ordlnnnco with iho procoods of such bonds HOYT. * SALIBA pany will be represented by Henry Elizabcthtown admits no liability nwnrdnd to Iho biddor.' A NorvCollu&lon mont or purposo Is $140,000, Including Iho CX 1120-05 (STL * SL) National Westminster Bank was attacking my entire leadership?" Altldnvll and n Rpcord lot Roconl Contract $70,000 appropriated by bond ordlnnnco or nolos. No funds from sourcos olhor thnn. DELI DELI Patterson, vice president of public for tho flooding problem and says its three weeks ago when the OOP petition. Iho bonds or nolos authorized horoln has . RALPH FROELICH awarded the contract, as it offered a AwnrdB muQl nluo nccompnny ihopropoGni • 01704 of tho Borough flnnlly adoplod Juno .. I' SHERIFF screening committee selected Spring- McDcrmotl also countered the on Iho forins provldod. 25, 1002 and the $70,000 approprlatod boon or Is ronsonnbly oxpoctod to bo 491 Boulevard 502 Boulevard affairs. only responsibility is to its customers. They arc asking that a meeting bo roson/od, allocated on n long-torm bnsls or U5O64 Sprlngflold Loador March 18, 25. slightly higher initial purchase 1 Ukldors nro roqulrod to comply with.Iho horoln. • ' • • .• • " April 1, 0, 1003 (Foo: $54.00) kcnilworth Kcnilworth .. Frederick York, Elizabethtown . At tho February meeting, residents field Township Corrimilteeman Hany postscript to Edwards letter which called within 10 day. ) "to consider the • ruqulrnmonlr, ol P.L. 1070 Chnplor 127 lor . Soctlon 4. All bond anticipation nolos olhorv/ltjooot asldo by Iho Boroughs ornny prico for the contract. nn nlllrmntlvo ncllon program for pqunl Issuod horoundor shall mnturo nt such mombor of Iho onmo 'conlrol group" ns.tho director of system operations, is sche- demanded that Elizabcthtown come Poppas to run in the, primary with charges that the "dumping" of San|a- action of the Union, Couniy Republi- omployihont oppgrlunliy. • * • .times as mny bo dolormlnod .by'thoxhlof Borough, within tho moaning ol-Tronsury * Under (he terms of tho agree incumbent Freeholders Linda-Lcc Dlddors musl nlso'.. comply wlih Iho . flnnnclnl olllcor; provldod thnt no nota shnll Regulations Socllon 1.15Q-1 (I), pursunnt to duled to conduct a second meeting, up with some immediate measures lo. gata "smacks of a back room deal." can Screening Comrnittcc in endors- Iholr budgol.or tlnnnclnl pollcloo • with KRAUSZER'S MORABITO'S ment, the township will essentially Kelly and Linda DiGiovanni. roqulronionla ol P.L.* 1077, chnptor.33 mnturo Intor than ono yoar from Its dato. rospocrto. nny. oxpondlturos to bo reim- this one with municipal engineers relieve the flooding. "There was no back room deal," he ing selected freeholder candidates and . nnifindinn ihn Locnl Public Contracts Low. Tho notoo shall boar Intorost al such rnln'nr NOTICE OF APPLICATION borrow the money at an annual : bursed. This socilbn Is Iniondod-to bo-nnd Nblloo lo horoby glvon that American 700 Boulevard PHARMACY In his letter, Edwards rebuked the .. said. "Sanlagata knew he was in trou- BlddoiB must cubmh n Bintomont Boning rntoB and bo In such lorm ns mny bo doior- horoby Is a doclnratlon of Iho Borough's from Springfield, Union and Mill- York of. Elizabcthtown promised interest rate of, 4.5 percent, paying whether their action is in the best forth tho nnmpB and' nddrossoo of all Iho mlnod by tho chlof flnnnclnl otflcor. Tho . ofllcUil Intont to rolmburso any pxpondlturos Union Bank, a Now Joreoy banking corpo- ' . Kenilworth 21 North 20th St. couniy committee for eliminating the ble beforehand. (Edwards) never Btockholdors In Iho corpqrnllon or mombors chlol llnnnclnl otflcor shall dolormlno all rallon having ah addrosa at 2720 Morris bum, April 2, '.';• during the February gathering that the back the portions of the $1.3 mil- interest of^thc.Union Couniy Republi- ol tlio pnrtnomhlp wno'own lon.pprconl matlars' In' connoctlpn with notos Issuod towards ththo costcoats of Iho ImprovomonImprovm t or Avonuo, Union, Now Jorsoy, has mndo Kenilworth Republican convention because it left should have said that. Lou wasn't (10%) or morq of Ms Block, or hnvo n Ion ursunnt lo this ordlnanco, nnd Iho chlof ' purposo doscrlbod In Soctlon 3 horoof to bo application for. FDIC con&onl to oslnbtlsh a A spokeswoman for the water com- company would meet again with local lion premium with interest annually can. Parly." ' • ' -; porcont (10%) or groator Inlorosl In tho • Bnanclal alflcor's'signature upon tho natos. . Incurrod and pnld prior lo. Iho Issuanco ol branch olflco at Ono. Woatflold Avonuo, - pany said she. did not have precise officials within a month. "no chance for input, from, local dumped. Ho. was replaced." cnr.o ol pnrln'orahlp. shall ba concluslvo ovldonco ns to all such bpndsor notasaulhorlzbdhoroln InaccoInaccor-r ' Rosollo Park, Now Jorsoy. -' :.''-x •.-• -• beginning in 1994. As outlined, the ddhnch a witih TTroasur y RlRogulntlonl a SSoctlol n elected officials or concerned On Tuesday night, McDcnnoti said According to"'the committee's No bid may bo wlthdrnwn for sixty (60) . dotormlnnllohs. All notos Issuod horoundor 1.103-10, and no action (or Inaction) will bo Any porsDn wlohlng locommont.on Oils agendas for the meetings, which.are Elizabcthtown spokeswoman Don- entire bond will be paid, or retired, dnys nllor iho oponlng of bids. A Continct may bo ronowod from llmo lo llmo subjoct application mny Ilia his or hor commonts In. PAPER PEDDLER Republicans." he placed two calls to. the Edwards bylaws, if a request fora special meet- to Iho provisions of N.J.S.A. •10/V2-u(n). iill dovlco In accordance wlih closed to the public. Sho thought the by the year 2004. • .; ' will bo nwnrdod .to ;iho Idwpsl rbsponslblo Tronsury Rogulnlloll n SSoollol n 1.103-13(|110313(|) or writing with tha Roglonnl Dlroclor of tho' na Yukob confirmed Tuesday that the ing by at least 50 members is pre- -Tho chlof flnnnclnl oltlcor Is horoby nulhor- Fodotat Doposltlnsuranco Corporation al ' Millburn Mall sessions would "update" officials on '.'This is a dramatic departure from campaign headquarters, but neither bidder or nil proposnls will bb roloclod wlih- lzod to soil pan or all ol tho notos from tlmo 1 .Vta-O(n) lo avoid, In wholo or In part, arbl- Its Roglonal OIUCO, 452 Fifth Avonuo. Now study, being performed by Killam Technically, tho bond issue: is sented to the couniy chairman, the In sixty (60) days nllor iho opening ol bids. ' to llmo nl public or private solo and to dollv- trngo ylold rootrlcllons or arbllrago robalo York, Now York 10010. boforo procosslng 2933 Vauxhall Rd. any developments. the past," Edwards wrote, "where call was relumed. Tho Mnyar nnd Township Commlltoo o( roqulromohlo. . Associates, located in Millbum, had called a. serial bond: a portion is chainrinn has 30 days lo cull the meet- or thorn to iho purchasers theroof upon Soctlon 10i Thlo bond brdlnanco shall of tho application has boon complotod. Pro- hundreds of rank-and-file Republi- "I passed the word along that I felt Iho TOWNSHIP O,F. SPRINGFIELD rocalpt of pnymonl ot tho purchnoo prlco cosslng will bo complotod po oarllor than Vauxhall Residents of Springfield, Millbum r been initiated soon after the Februaiy ing. The committee membership, ronervoB iho right to rojoct all bids, lo ro|act plus accruod Intorost from Iholr dntos to Iho ' Inko otlpcl 20 dnys nltor tho first publication retired each year. Generally, bonds Cory Edwards was doing the wrong thorepf after final adoption, as provldod by tho 21ot day following ollhor Iho dale pt Iho and Union have claimed that flooding cans, have attended tho Union County unbnlancod bids, nnd to walvo nny Infor- dnto of dollvory thoroof. Tho chlol flnnnclnt Iho Lbcnl Bond Law. . last roqulrod publication or Iho dale ol meeting. She could provide no further are; issued to fund costly projects sources said, is requesting to convene mality In nny bid. ' ' olllcor In dlroclod to roport In writing to tho : convention to. participate in a demo- thing — that a person who mas for U5226 Rosalie Park Loader, v, rocolpt ol Iho application by tho FDIC, whl- problems in sections of these munici- .' details. . •' •- '•' ' . over a longer period lo case the within 10 days to meet before the » . Holpn E. Mnoulro' -governing body nt tho'mooting noxi suc- March 10, 1003. (Foo: $04.00) chovor Is lolor. Tho poripd may bo cratic process of selecting county governor should bo u problem -solver, . . TownshiTownship Administrator coodlng Iho dnio whon nny salo or dolvory oxtondod by Iho Roglonnl Director for good SHOPPER'S palities coincided with Elizabeth- . . Springfield Mayor Philip Kurnos financial impact on tho April 15 filing deadline for iho Juno 57 Sprlnnllold LondorLondor, ol IhonotoB pursuant to this ordlnnaco Is . causo. . candidates." ;'..•'' not a problem maker. Accordingly, I town's decision to cease operating Mnrch 11. 10, 1003 (Fob: $77.80) mndo. ' Such roport muBl Includo Iho ' Tho nonconfldontlal portjon of iho oppll- EXPRESS said Tuesday that ho was not optimis- municipality. asked him to send a letter of apology primary. . . amount. tha doacrlpllon,.lho Interest rnta . TOWNSHIP OF SPRINGFIELD cation fllo Is nvnllnblo for Inspection within Edwards said he believes the elimi- nnd tho maturity schodulo ol Iho natos sold, COUNTY OF UNION, N.J. some polluted wells in a Springfield tic that tho water company will come Based on an interest.rale of 4.55 . Tho petitions were expected to bo NOTICE TO BIDDERS ono day following Iho roquoBl for such Illo, It 321 Michigan Ave. nation of the convention and the sub- to the entire Union County executive BOnOUGH OF ROSELLE PARK Iho prlco obtalnpd nnd Iho nnmo ot tho may bo Inspoclod In tho Corporation's Rog- weir field two years ago. Residents up with relief for residents any timo delivered to the county, chairman by • UNION COUNTY, NJ purcnaaar. ' ' LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE Kcnilworth percent applied to each portion of committee," McDcrmotl said. He CONTRACT . lonnl Otllco during rogular buslhoss hours. sequent rebuke of Santagata "smacks NOTICE OF PENDING ORDINANCE Socllon s. Tha cnpllnt budrjol of Iho Bor- Photocoplds of Information in Iho npnconfl- say the cessation of pumping there soon. . ' ...'.'. •• •..' iho bond, aivunofficial calculation noted that if he had received the letter last night, which is when Iho screen- . Tho ordlnnnco published horowlih was ough of Rosollo Park Is horoby amondod to FOR SPRINGFIELD COMMUNITY POOL donllal portion of Iho application fllo will be of a political deal which-was-orche- Introduced nnd passed upon first rondlng at conform with tha provisions of this ordl-. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Ihnl soalod mndo available upon roquosl. caused the water,table to rise, flood- "They spin their, whcols a lot," Kiir- indicates tHo township will pay out by last night, he would have read it ing committee was scheduled lomeet nnnco to tho pxlont ol any. Inconsistency bids will bo rocolvod by tho Township of UNION LAND FARM slratcd without the input of the county n mooilno of tho governing body al Ihn Bor- Sprlngflold In lha Couniy of Union lor iho A schodulo of charges for ouch coplos r ing homes and streets. nossoid, referring to water company nearly $60,000 in interest before it openly to tho county committee dur- to decide on tho selection of a candi- ough ol ROBOIIO - Park In tho County of horowlih. Tho rosolutlan In lha form promul- can bo obtained trpm tno Roglonnl Ollico. 543 Boulevard committee and Republican elected Union, Nnw Joraoy, hold on March .11. gated by tho.Local Flnanco Board showing Landscnpo Mnlntonnnco Contract for tho . U5246 Rosollo Pork Loador, At a meeting in Millbum in late officials. "They stonewall as much as is retired in the year.2004. date for Union County Register. full dotall ol iho amondod capital budgol. Sprlngflold Community Pool for Iho 1903 Kcnilworth officials," : • ' '. • •••': •'. ing its meeting. . 1003. It will bo lurlnor consldorod for final saason, which shall bo opanod and road In March 10, 1003 (Foo: $12.75) February, the Westfield-based water they can," ' . 2 — THURSDAY, MARCH 25, 1893 — WORRALL NEWSPAPERS • 2,3*

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district-»~jvill-atlcnd^nliur-LrJohn -TW.in.iim i-<-Binnni yrhnnt inx for- news notes son in Clark next September, 665 — mula, which is based on equalized Regional board approves S30-M budget 32 percent — will attend Jonathan valuations, the 1.73 percent dip in the Dayton in Springfield; and 675 — 32^ tax levy would be played out in the most sparsely attended board_mccting_. from 6 to 8:30, at the Summit YWCA, income tax form and the Homestead today from 6:30 to 10 p.m.; Commun- By Dennis Schaal —Schools Superintendent Donald the "Choice Phase-In Plan," which percent — will attend Governor following manner: Berkeley Heights' Mountainside Foothills in recent months. 79 Maple St. Rebate form. ity CPR class. Staff Writer Merachnik opened the session by not- gave current ninth-, 10th- and 11th- Livingston in Berkeley Heights. taxes will increase 0.2 percent; . Kenilworth residents dominated the Club sets Easter preview Candidates must be at least 15 Taxpayers desiring to utilize this All classes are held at the Chapter Environmental news The Union County Regional High ing that the 1993-1994 budget plan graders from Kenilworth, Garwood Some 76.7 percent of the proposed Clark's will rise l.S percent; Gar- microphones as they stepped forward and Mountainside an option of where The Foothills Club of Mountain- years old, with excellent swimming service should- call the Springfield House, located at 321 Elm St., West- School District Board,of Education would allow the district to introduce 1993-1994 budget will go for salaries, wood's will decrease 12.3 percent; skills, and current certification in one to interrogate thp board about various to attend school next year. He said side will have its next luncheon meet- library for an appointment at (201) field, 07090. voted 7-1 Tuesday evening to adopt a eleclives for students in art, music, pensions. Social Security and medical Kcnilworlh's will jump 3.2 percent; of the following: Standard First Aid; line items. Residents accused the 369 of these students made choices ing on April 1 at 12 p.m. at the Towers 376-4930. They should bring a copy For additional information, call the proposed 1993-1994 budget based on business education and industrial arts. insurance; 10.8 percent is targeted Mountainsidc's will rise 4.6 percent, four hours First Aid plus four hours board of running up excessive surp- while 62 made none and were given . Steak House on Route 22. An Easter of their previous year's federal and Red Cross office Monday to Friday, 9 a three-school configuration that He said the district's priorities would toward mandatory or self-supporting and Springfield's Will plunge 7.7 CPR; Advanced First- Aid and slate tax returns with their 1992 luses — $8.7 million as of last June 30 assignments. Preview Parade will be presented. a.m. to 5 p.m., at (908) 232-7090. would trim the tax levy 1.73 percent include curriculum revision and staff state programs; while the remainder percent. Reservations may be obtained by call- Emergency Care; Emergency Medical income report forms. over the current year. —and protested that the district saved development. Merachnik said that it "appears" of the budget comprises just 12.4 ing 232-0943. Technician. A tax assistance program is also March fund-raiser begins Board Vice President Frederick very little money in salaries and main- that 769 students —• 36 percent of the percent. A fee of $125, $90 for YWCA being sponsored by the Mountainside Soos of Kenilworth voted against the • tenance costs by closing David Brear- Curriculum director Kenneth Mat- members, is due at the time of chapter of AARP, in cooperation with As the Wcstfield/Mountainside ley Regional High School in chn lcr of lho resolution and one board member, tficld added that starting next year Local Knights to host registration at the Summit YWCA. thme internaInternal KovcnuRevenue serviceService, and thtrie P American Red Cross Kcnilworth. bc m its 76lh eal f r e Margaret Hough of Springfield, was various honors programs and tho • fund-raiser for Tarullo Enrollment is limited to 16 people. state of New Jersey. The program is"* & V 9 * March absent. "You closed a school and saved advanced placement science lab No luck needed here Springfield Knights of Columbus The instructor is Dcna Mallach. available to all area senior citizens Campaign, residents are urged to keep Residents of the six member- nothing on teachers," charged Janet would take place during the regular are having a benefit for 9-year-old through• April 14. in mind how their donations have communities will vote on the prop- Glynos of the Committee of Con- school day rather than early mornings. helped many people through the Tracy Tarullo, who is a student at . The Mountainside library will be osed $30,058,505. tax levy April 20. cerned. Parents of Kenilworth. Teachers would get an additional pre- Tax advice available years. The past year has been a diffi- Saint James School in Springfield and the site for preparation of federal and The total current expense budget-of—-—Board-President Burton Zitomer paratory period, staff development resides in Maplcwood with her fami- Free income tax assistance is avail- slate tax returns each Wednesday cult year for every Red Cross Chapter 837,387,505 projected for 1993-1994 told the audience that the district will able for taxpayers through the tax aid would heighten curriculum quality, ly. Tracy was stricken with a rare from 1 to 5 p.m. with assistance given to victims of is, a 7.23 reduction over the current lose "somo" teachers due to tho school program of the American Association Hurricanes Andrew and Iniki. Never and the libraries would become fully form of muscular cancer. She Call 233-0115 for an appointment budget and it is some $2.13 million closure, but the district is unsure how of Retired Persons. before has the Red Cross faced such a "automated," he added. received exhausting treatment at and bring last year's tax returns. under the S.63 percent state cap many since a proposed eight-period Volunteer counselors, trained in challenge. The New Jersey Coastal Bob Grant, left, of the Hackensack Meadowlands In a related development, the super- Sloan-Kcllering Memorial Hospital in requirement. day, which would require some 18 cooperation with the IRS, tiro operat- Storm, in December, affected many Development Commissslon, addressed the Mlllburn/ intendent announced that tho summer New York nnd had. a bone marrow : The board adopted the resolution additional positions, is currently school program will take place this harvesting operation, so at a later time ing counseling desks at the Spring- local residents who have families and Springfield Klwanls Club on the environmental Red Cross schedules friends in the disaster areas of the achievements of the HMDC. At . right Is Ruth following a public hearing on the being negotiated with the teachers' summer at Governor Livingston Reg- she will be able to receive the best field Library, 66 Mountain Ave., from 9 a.m. to noon on Tuesdays through first aid/CPR Instruction state. The Red Cross has responded Schwartz, a' member of the KiwanTs Board of budget Tuesday night at Jonathan union and teachers-qualifying for an ional High School in Berkeley possible and most, compatible trans- Dayton_.Regional High ' School in Heights. It had previously been con- April 13. . throughouhh t allll areas witih thh e neces- Directors. . •' : •. • . early retirement incentive buyout plant of marrow: her own. The insur- The Wcstfjeld/Mountainside Chap- Springfield. Although about 100 peo- have another week to make their ducted in Kcnilworth. , The service is designed to help tax- ter of the American Red Cross will sary assistance. .' ance company had denied payment ple attended the session, it.was the decisions. He also announced the results of for this treatment which is in excess of payers understand tax forms and offer, courses in Standard First Aid Techniques and Practice in Cognitive safely following this year's storm", $200,000. i • ' " become familiar with special benefits and Community CPR on the follow- Conference to address Remediation"; "Vocational Out- said Postmaster William E. Daniels of available to them.. Assistance also will ing dates: ' comes";, and "Adolescent Head the Springfield Post Office. The Knights are having a Roast be available in completing the state adolescent head injuries Beef Dinner, March 28, at the Knights ' March class: Standard First Aid, Injury: Evolution of a Program Over a Daniels emphasized the need for '93 municipal pool fees hiked Children's Specialized,Hospital Decade." ice and snow removal from walkways of Columbus Home, Old Shunpike will present a professional confer- By David Brown can justify such an increase. It just Road, Springfield, from 2 p.m. to 8 Children's Specialized Hospital is as a major aid in preventing slips and enco, "Specialized Approach to Ado- falls to letter carriers. Slips and falls Managing Editor seems to be out of line with the pre- p.m., continuous serving, The cost for accredited by the Medical Society of sent economic conditions," Jakes lescent Head Injuries," on April 21. can result in fractures, broken bones Swimmers will have to dive into adults is $12 at door; prc-purchased ^Civic : New Jersey to grant 5.5 hours of said. "It seems to me your going to Tho daylong symposium, another or sprains. their wallets before they dive into the tickets arc $10; children under 12 ore Category I credit for this activity. lose memberships and gain nothing." in the hospital's educational series, Springfield municipal pool, according $8 at door, $6 purchased in advance. For more information, registration Other winter hazards that can While a second resident spoke out Calendar will be held at Children's Specialized and fees, contact Sallic Cpmcy, direc- to an ordinance adopted this week by impede mail delivery, according to against the fee increases, Mayor Phil- ...•.." . Plintn lly Mlllnn Mllll . Tho Civic Calendar is prepared by the Springfield Leader and Moun- Hospital, Now Providence Road,. the Township Committee. B'nai B'rith sets AC trip tor of education, Children's Spccial- the postmaster, ore ice and snow on ip Kumos backed Holmes: "We need tainside Echo. To avoid conflicts in BchcdulingJocal events, please post Mountainside, beginning at 8 a.m. .ized Hospital, (908) 233-3720, Ext, From left, Gail Sullivan* branch supervisor of the Crestmont Federal Savings on • The'Springfield B'nai B'rith is Tho symposium is directed to all streets, roads, driveways, stairways, According to the measure — which to do this in order to keep the pool Mountain Avenue, George Maloney, branch manager and Lou Ann Weinfeldt, : doles, times and places as early as possible and send to P.O. Box 3109 229. : and porches. did not pass without opposing com- sponsoring a trip to the Claridge Cnsi- Union, 07083, or call (908) 686-7700. . medical professionals who work with afloat. It's one of the finest and least manager of the bank's Morris Avenue branch, stand by the result of their sham- • Children's Specialized JHospilal is Daniels asks local road authorities ment from tho public — the family costly facilities around." no in Atlantic City March 28. the bus Todriy the head injured adolescent, including rock fund-raiser for muscular dystrophy. Donations exceeded $1,000 in 17 days. leaves from the Echo Plaza Mall at New Jersey's only comprehensive and postal customers to keep public membership fee will jump to $i90, up The Mountainside Rcercactibn Commission mcels at 7:30 p,rairi.Bor- physicians, 'nurses, psychologists, In related action, the Township 12:30 p.m. The fee for the trip is $21.. pediatric rehabilitation hospital, pro- and private approaches to residences $20 from last year, the. individual feo ough Hall to discuss its J993 salaries and wages budget. A porlion of this speech therapists, teachers, etc. Committee authorized a bond ordi- For reservations and more informa- - -viding inpatient and outpatient treat- and mail-boxes clean. is now $125, a $20 increase over last meeting may bo closed to the public. . . , Speakers are: Jack Fletcher, Uni- nance to.fund improvements at the tion, contact Jerry Karnen during the ment to children and adolescents at year; the senior citizens membership . Mondiiy . : . versity of Texas Medical .School; municipal pool, the $60,000 measure day at 687-9120, and in the evening at facilities in Mountainside, Toms. Riv- Postmaster Daniels urged postal will jump to $50, up $10; out-of-town The Springfield Board of Education meets at 7:30 p.m. at tho F.M. Thomas Ryan, University of Virginia lays the financial foundation for reno- 277-1953. : er and Fanwood. customers not to deposit mail into membership fees for families and Oaudinccr School. . •'- School of Medicine; Gregory vations, improvements and the purch- CRESTMONT O'Shaniek.-Mcdical-Collcge of Virgi- Collection or Express mail boxes that individuals will also jump $20 to $370 Upcoming events . Minimizing hazards for are obstructed by snow and ice for the pool season. . ase of additional equipment for the Mountainside Woman's D April 20 — Springfield and Mountainside residents will have the nia; and from Children's Specialized the local mailcarrier pool. FEDERAL Hospital, Nancy Como-Lcsko, Claire instead, customers may give their Fees for resident and out-of-town Club offers scholarship opportunity to vote on their respective school districts' 1993-94 budgets, "Local authorities and the general mail to any letter carrier or deposit it Although the cornmitteo approved as well as regional high school district's. Daffner, Michael Driscoll, Suzanne participants in the pool's day camp . College Woman's Club of Moun- public can help the U.S. Ppstal Ser- at a. local post office to minimize of the bond issue unanimously, the SAVINGS Recycling schedule Loftus, David Mahalick and Krishan program will remain the same, $175 tainside is offering its annual scholar- vice deliver the mail as timely and as unnecessary delays. Jo Ann Holmes vote only authorizes tho bonding pro- D The Union County Utilities Authority will pick up rccyclablos in Valamanchi. '.' and $250 respectively. ship award for the 1993—94 school 'Hikes necessary' ' cess to begirn •- .Springfield tomorrow and April 23. \ Presentation topics include: "Ado- In justifying the rate hikes, Jo Ann year. ' .. • . Residents are requested to set out their recyclable materials by 7:30 lescent Head Injury: Current Holmes, the Township Committee's . raised. through the fees hike —- Applicants must be female, attend- a.m. thellay they are scheduled for collection. Questions or problems- Research"; "Ncuropharmacological liaison to the Recreation Committee, approximately $25,000— was neces- Crestmont Federal ing college or graduate school, a bor- with recycling may bo directed to tho Recycling Hotline, (908) 862-0101. Interventions in Adolescence Post slated pool membership fees for fami- sary to maintain the operation. Thp Mountainside Echo ough resident or in the immediate Head Injury"; "Management of Sex- Easter Ham lies and individuals had not been municipal pool is considered a utility, Won't Take Your family of a member of the College raised in several years. Senior.cilb.cn The MOUNTAINSIDE ual and Behavioral Issues"; "Current Please order early and as such it is required to be sclf- ECHO (USPS 166-860) Is Woman's Club of Moiinimtwldo. foea, Holtnan repprtedi';liaJ not boon ninding. . Scholarships are awarded on the raised in nearly a decade. published weekly by Worrall Savings Passbook Away! basis of academic achievement and Springfield Leader Citing a dwindling surplus and Springfield resident Charlie Jakes Community Newspapers, Inc., MEMBER FDIC financial need. Applications and QUICK RESULTS Our Delicious Store Made , growing maintenance and improve- was apparently less than satisfied with 1291 Stuyvesant Avenue, further information arc available from The SPRINGFIELD rWITII PERMANENT SUCCESS!^ •Smoked Ham ment costs, Holmes said lho money the reasoning. "I don't see how you Union, N.J., 07083. Mall sub- Pat Connolly, scholarship chairwo- LEADER (USPS 512-720) is •Leg of Lamb scriptions $20.00 per year in man, 232-1695. published weekly by Worrall IES5 FOR PROFESSIONAL NUTRITIONISTS Union County, 50 cents per Local Banking Offices: Community Newspapers, Inc., . .WEIGHT CONTROL COUNSELORS •Prime Rib "copy, non-refundable. Second 1291 Stuyvesant Avenue, Call the editors class-postage paid at Union, Lifeguard course slated "REAL" FOOD (M. PRE-PACKAGED Union, N^'07083. Mail sub- CAFE MOZART CAKES Ever want to talk about.somcthing you think should be in tho paper? Know N.J. and additional mailing CI'ARK , MAPLEWOOD A Lifeguard Training course will scriptions $20.00.per year In LESS! MEDICALLY SAFE flBT FAD DIETS . Black Forest German Chocolate something that might make a good story? Do you know someone Who might bo office. POSTMASTER: Send 13radices Shopping Center 1040 Chancellor Ave. 1886 Sprint-field Ave be offered by the Summit Area Chap- • Mocha Rum 'Hazelnut • Union Cpunty, 50 cents per PERSONAL COUNSELING Mr PUBLIC MEETINGS the subject of an Interesting feature? Do you know of a sports story we don't? address changes to the («)«) 381-9885 (201) 761-4300 " (201) 763-0002 ' ter of the American Red Cross on copy, non-refundabie. Second out DIET Truffel , • Chocolate Mousse • MOUNTAINSIDE ECHO, Mozart •. ••,... If the answor to any or all of the above is yes, coll the editors at 686-7700. Thursday eveninRS thrbugh-MayTl-8v~ -Glass--ppstagepald at Union, LIFfSTVlECIIANliESiYOr TEMPORARY WEIGHT LOSS P.O. Box 3109, Union, N.J. PROGRAMS Tlic cakes that made Cafe Mozatt Famous, General or spot news: Glenn Fahnick,. managing editor, WESTFIELD SPRINGFIELD NJ. and additional "rnanTng 07083. • I7S Mol ris Av ARE 1/2 THE GUI TODArABOUT 0VR GREAT PROGRAMS Now available exclusively in NtJ.-at bur ' Sports news: Jim Parachini, sports editor. 173 Him Street ' ^ 733 Mountain Ave office. POSTMASTER: Send store. ^ •••'••• 2()1 address changes to the PRICK OF MOST (908)889-7272 Problems: Tom Cahavan, editor. (90S) 232-777'4 ( ) 376-5940 (201) 379-6121 SPRINGFIELD LEADER, FRANCHISED Gaisers P.O. Box 3109, Union, N.J. ' Barbara Potashkln M.S. ZACHARY S. POLLACK'S 07083. . .. . • WEIGHT CONTROL Dietitian/Nutritionist 2019 Morris Ayei Union Center LISA Income Tax CENTERS 346 SOUTH AVB., PANWOOD, NEW JERSEY 07023 (908) 68(5-3421 v PSYCHIC CONSXJLTAm 295. Morw Avenue • Springfield Returtts TLC PET DOCTOR Specializing In Reading Tarot Cards, It JOHH'I ceil a ptn- You'll Get Personalized Attention At. : . Crystal. 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For more information, call the Parent-Teacher-Student any one of the participating merchants. Coupons are also available at each the bicycle obstacle course. location. No purchase necessary. A WINNER at EVERY STOREI library at 233-0115. Organization.' Moskowitz paintings, Heller sculpture exhibited. Police, community sets St. Elizabeth players The Donald B. Palmer Museum of the Springfield Public Library will bicycle safety rodeo to stage musical 'Annie' feature the paintings of Philip Moskowitz and the ceramic sculpture o( The Academy Saint Elizabeth, The Springfield Community Con- Kevin Heller from March 31 to April 30. A public reception to officially Convent Station, will present the ference Group in cooperation with the open the show, will be held on April 4 from 1 to 4 p,m. Tony Award winning musical Moskowitz, a Springfield resident and employee of the library/works . Springfield Police Benevolent Asso- ''Annie", on April 2 at 8 p.m. and in acrylic and oil. He strives Tor a style reminiscent of the Impressionists. ciation Local 76 and the Union Coun- April 3 at 2 p.m. and 8 p.m., in the The paint6r has studied at Rutgers University, New York University ty and Traffic Safety Program will Academy Auditorium. ALIPERTI'S ARRANGEMENTS hold a Bicycle Safely Rodeo on April. BY ROSE. JAMES C. BYRNE CARMEN'S and Kcon College, and has had several shows in New York City and The whole family, will enjoy this 1189 Rarltan Rcl CAVALIER DINER/- Northern New Jersey. His paintings attempt to capture the color and 3, from 9 to 12:30 in the rear parking heartwarming story of a young girl FLORIST D.P.M. CATERING RESTAURANT lot of the F.M. Guadinecr School, Clark Foot Specialist excitement of the street vendors he fondly remembers from his summers left at an orphanage, who dreams of \12 South Michigan Ave. 124 Chestnut St. 2401 Wood Ave. South Springfield Avenue. 934 Stuyvesant Ave. in Spain and Northern Italy.' finding her parents someday, arid her Third-graders at Deerfleld School In Mountainside 908-381-2300 . Kenilworth Roselle Park Roselle . Kevin Heller lives in Hillside where he maintains his studio. He is a Recent legislation mandates the use rags to riches story. explored the: world of natural recycling recently. Union of bicycle safely holmels for all child- From, left, Frank Gelger, Ryan Fellar, donny Doorley 908-245-4422 908-241-1555 908-241-8386 . graduate of Kean College, having received a bachelor's in visual commu- This show is professionally 908-964-6990 nications and a master's in fine arts education, ceramics. ren under the age of 14. Much dia- directed by Paul Goldie, with music and Christie MacDonald display the Worm Recy- He currently serves as assistant supervisor of the Junior Museum of the logue and discussion has been heard directed by Peter Candela and choreo- cling Box they created. Newark Museum, where heis also a pottery instructor. His pottery clas- on instituting bicycle safety programs graphy by Ann Mario Nicmsyk, ses are also, held at the Maplewood/South Orange Adult School. throughout all communities. In con- Tickets are $7 for adults and $5 for Ho is currently displaying reproductions of ancient Egyptian pottery at junction with this, tho Springfield students and senior citizens, and con tho Newark Museum and is at work on the design and illustrations for a Police Department offers a bicycle be purchased by calling tho Academy Elder law association children's book titled "Explore Tibet" to be published by the museum. registration program to: facilitate the at 292-6464 or Pamela ot 538-6929, The Palmer Museum show will include pottery and sculpture mado recovery of a lost/stolen bicycle! or at- the door before performances. from clay and some new paper sculptures. During the scheduled event all par- Sec Page 11 for more news from adds Zitomer to ranks Museum hours ore Monday, Wednesday and Thursday 10-9; Tuesday, ticipants will have the opportunity' lo the schools. Friday and Saturday 10-5; and Sunday 1-4. The Museum is located at 66 Burton Zitomer of the inw firm of Union County Regional Board of Posnock & Zilomer has joined,..lhc_ Education.^— . . CHESTNUT Mountain Ave. in Springfield. For further information, phone (201) 376-4930. •;•• / National Acmlcmy of Elder Law CRAFTY CREST AUTO THE EYE CENTER Attorneys Inc. Membership in the LAWNMOWER Lobby Sale slated The National Academy of Elder KITCHEN school lunches nendemy is open to licensed attorneys Meyer Snow Plows ELECTRIC DON'S PHARMACY OF CLARK The Friends of the Springfield Public Library will hold a Lobby Sale Law Attorneys is a professional asso- Complete Craft Shop Dr. Robert A. Neveloff who nre practicing in the area of elder 1049 Rarltan Rd. on April 23 and 24 from 10 to 4 p.m. in the meeting room of the library. ciation of jittorneys concerned with Sales & Service 407-411 Chestnut St. 619 Boulevard Optometrist law or who are interested in legal Clark . . Donations of such household items us china; ceramic, plastic, glass or Jonathan Dayton Regional' : improving the availability and deliv- 421 Chestnut St. Union Kenilworth 86 Westfleld Avenue issues pertaining to the elderly. 908-388-8456 metal dishes or knick-knacks; cooking utensils; silverware or stainless High School ery oUcgal services to the oic|er 908-687-2609 Zilomer is the president of the Union 908-245-5550 Clark steel eating utensils; small pieces of furniture; tools and any other garage Friday: Pizza — plain, sausage, pepperont, peppers and onions; manager's person.. 687-5270 381-3113 sale-type merchandise arc now being received. No clothing will bo special, carrot and ccjery sticks, hot vegetable, chilled fruit, soups, assorted cold accepted, and books should be saved for the Fjiends' book sale which is sandwiches, desserts, milk. •'''•'.' held in the fall., . Monday: Cheese steak on roll, kernel corn, fresh apple, low fat milk* turkey One popular feature of this sale has been the jewelry table. Donations fajitas with peppers and onions in pita, potatoes, hot vegetable, fresh fruit, of costume jewelry are especially encouraged. A spcciup'trcnsurc chest" soups, assorted cold sandwiches, desserts. . . • . • uj.hoaaK for depositing jewelry has been set up on- the Circulation desk. Tuesday: Pizza hoagie, carrot and celery slicks, hot vegetable, pancakes with JEWELERS the public is urged to support the Friends in this worthy activity by •sausage, syrup and buttcr,,potalocs, chilled fruit, fniil juice refresher, soups, DIAMOND REMOUNTING bringing their saleable items to the library botween the hours of 10 and 4 assorted cold sandwiches, desserts, milk. p.m. and to mark their calendars for tho dates of tho sale. Wednesday: Kiolbasi with sauerkraut on roll, potato salad, fruil cup, hambur- WHILE YOU WAIT Proceeds from this project arc used to underwrite special performances ger with cheese, lettuce, tomato, pickle on bun, potatoes, hot vegetable, chilled and lociuroB, nnd purchnso' reference mnioriulH nor Included In ilio. fruit, dessert, soups, assorted cold sandwiches, (lessens, milk. ONE DAY ONLY library's budget, '-.'.'• . . . ° Thursday: Chicken nuggols with favorite sauces and roll, tuna melt, potatoes, FRIDAY, MARCH 26 10 AM-7 PM GOFFIN'S hot vegetable, chilled ifniit, soups, assorted cold sandwiches, (lessons, milk. FILIPONE'S 5 PTS. 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She religion obituaries Bom in Elizabeth, Mr. Sabanos had been head of the department of obituaries moved to Roselle Park three years stenographers for the United States ago. He was the owner of the Sabanos Steel Co., New York City, for 25 ' Chapel, has announced that the Child- The concert is open to the public, Electric of Elizabeth for 50 years and Model Seder slated Teresa Deutsch years and retired in 1962. Claus during ihe Christmas season. Exempt Firemen and the New Jersey Springfield 54 years ago. Heii He was a tanner wiih Ihe Ocean ren's Choir will participate in the 23rd and there is no admission cost, it was retired seven years ago. Mr. Sabanos Paul DeVita The Temple Beth Ahm Religious Teresa Dcuuch, 83, of Rosclle Park John E. Keuler Mr. Kculcr served in ihe Army Air Fire Chiefs Association. Mr. Keuler a commercial artist with Victory Stu- Leather Corp., Newark, fur 35 yers annual Plainficld Area Children's announced. The church is located al served in ihc Navy during World War Paul IVVita, 65, of Springfield School, Springfield, will hold its died March 15 in Union Hospital. John E. Kculcr, 75, of Mountain- Force during World War II in the had been active wiih the Boy Scouls dios, New York City, for 3S years before retiring in l')S>). Mr. Selecky Choir Festival Sunday at 3:30 p.m. at 716 Watchung Ave., Plainficld. died Sunday in Overlook Hospital, II. - before his retirement in 107S. Mr. annual Passover Model Seder and the Crescent Avenue Presbyterian Bom in Stiles, Pa., Mrs. Deutsch side, active in municipal and charit- China-India-Burma Theater. and with the Novus Foundation for was a Navy veteran of World War II For further information one can call Surviving is a son, Don. Summit. workshop on Sunday from 9:30 to lived in ihe Bronx before moving to Harry D. Bennett able affairs, died March IS in his He was a charter member of the the homeless. He was a 32nd degree Tuma was a member of the Senior and a member of Posi 470 American Church, Plainficld. the church office at 756-2468. • Bom in Newark, Mr. DeViia. 11:30 a.m. The event, which will lake Roscllc Park 40 years ago. She had home. Mountainside Rescue Squad and member of the Atlas Pythagoras Citi/ens Group 4 of Springfield. Legion of Newark., Puring (lie I'MOs, The children participating from Harry D; Bennett, 84, of Colonia, nwoed lo Springfield .M years ago. place during regular hours, will be led been an asscmbcr wilh the Slonco Merwind Hillquist Bom in Brooklyn, N.Y., Mr. Kcul- became its first life member in 1975. Lodge. 188, F&AM in Wesificld, the Surviving' are three sons. Dr. Victor Mr. Selecky was a third baseman with Mountainside Chapel range from formerly of Roselle Park, died March He was a journeyman machinist for by Rabbi Perry Rank, Cantor Richard Co., Union, for 10 years before retir- Mcrwind Hillquist, 86, of Roselle er moved to Mountainside in' 1934. •Mr. Keuler also was a member of the Lodge Council Chapter, Consislory of B., James' J. and John E., ami eight the Brooklyn Dodgers farm 'system. grades first through 6th. The children 17 in Rahway Hospital. the F.lectioid Co., Springfield. Mr. Nadcl and the Religious School prin- Bowling night is set ing 20 years ago. Park died March 16 in Runnells Spe- He was an electrical contractor for New Jersey Firsl Aid Council. He was New Jersey, and the Salaam Temple: grandchildren. 'Surviving are his wife, Ruth; three are Jennifer Adona of Roscllc, Jaime Bom in Ashley, Pa., Mr. Bennett DoVita setveil in ihe Army during cipal, Miriam Lagin. . The Etz Chavim Married Couples Surviving are a brother, Waller eight years with the AFA Protective a 50-year member of the Mountain- of the Ancient and Accepted Order of -daughters, Lorraine Klemens, M;ul.i- Bowers of North Plainficld, Tara cialized Hospital, Berkeley Heights. lived in Roselle Park and Atlantic Systems, New Brunswick, before side Volunteer Fire Department and Nobles of the Mystic Shrine in Itne and Stephanie; and a sini, Sto World .War II. Parents arc invited to attemd and to Cano, Rcbekah Giordano, Courtney Unit of B'nai B'rith will hold a bowl- Grossman, and two sisters, Anna Surviving are ihrcedaughtcrs, Nan- Margaret Mango Highlands before moving to Colonia Surviving ate- his wile, Cannclla; a participate in the "model" observance ing night at Echo Bowl, Rt. 22, East, Klein and Carolyn Maritch. retiring in 1990. He also Worked with had served as assistant chief. He was a Livingston. Mr. Kculcr held offices in phen; four'sisters, Yolanda Kuhicka, Kutsop, Ashlcigh kutsop, Brittany cy H. Scppcll, Susan H. Whillom and in 1986. He had been a car inspector Margaret Mango, 78, of Kenil- of the holiday along with the students. Springfield, at 8:30 p.m. Saturday; the Cherry Hills Studios as Santa member of the New Jersey, Stale the Cranford Court 34 of the. Order of Rose Fallcvinc; Margie Jcrol.mun daughter, Susan llafl'e; his mother, Kutsop, Daniel Parcnte, Ariel Wag- Linda H. Heal; two sisters, Alva with the Central Railroad of New worlh died March 13 in the John E. The Dale! class will be scaled at the Amaranth. He had been a royal pat- and Elaine Ri/'/ni; two brothers, Mary IVVila, and four gratnlcliildren ner, Rcbekah Wagner and David Etz Chavim is open to Jewish cou- Hcias and Dorothy Otto, seven grand- Runnells Specialized Hospital, Berke- head table and will lead major por- Philip R. Bollaro Jersey in Elizabclhport for 40 years ron, deputy grand royal patron, grand Nicholas ami Robert, and two Wagner, all of Mountainside; Eli- ples from 20 to 40 years of age. Non- children and five great-grandchildren. ley Heights. Doris Henderschott Philip R. Bollaro, 66, of Rosclle before retiring in 1973. Mr. Bennett sentinel arid a grand representative to grandchildren. '•• tions of the Seder. zabeth Drown and Tamoya Rose, both members are welcome, it was was a member of the Epwoiih Club, Bom in Newark, Mrs. Mango lived Ooris llcmlnschotl, 76, of Spring Each of the other classes will have announced. To make rcscrvatioas, Park died March 16 in the Runnels the slate of Alabama. He also was a of Scotch Plains, and Amy Krason of in Kcnilworth for most of her life. She field ilied S.tlutday in Ovctlonk llos an opportunity to lead other sections one can call 668-1405. Hospital, Berkeley Heights. Joseph Mangini Sr. Roscllc Park. '••'-. member of the American Legion Post • Union, death notices was a member of ihe Catholic pital. Summit. of the event. Prior to the Seder, Reli- Born in Newark, Mr. Bollaro lived Joseph T. Mangini Sr., 61, a life- Surviving are a daughter, Anne J, 470 in Kenilworlh and the 40 el 8. Dorothy Redfearn Daughters of the Americas of St. Hunt in Detroit, Midi.. Mrs. Hen- gious School teachers will help their Approximately 130 children from in Elizabeth before moving to Roscllc • long resident of Roselle Park died Schwankcrt; a brother, Herbert, and a Surviving are his wife, Ruth; a Theresa's Church, Kcnilworth. Dorothy Redleam, 82, of Long ders'cliott lived in Scotch Plains Union County area churches will sing. Park 10 years ago. He was a stationary grandchild. daughter, Evan Lynn Keuler-Parkcr; a classes prepare to lead and present Blood Drive slated March 14 in Union Hospital. ANDERSEN- Clara M. (Mortons) ol Union or Entombmoni Hollywood Memonal Parx. Contri- Branch, formerly .of Springfield, died First, the concert will begin at. 3:30 1 Surviving are a daughter, Kalhloen before moving to Spiiiigficid 18 yeais portions of the Hnggaddah. engineer with the Wallace arid Tier- Mr. Mangini was a serviceman March 21,1903! Beloved wife- ot ins late prnos butions to tho Amorican Lung Association ot son, Edward Randall, and four The First Presbyterian Congrega- Ringk, nnd two grandchildren. Saturday in the Wesiwixxl Hall Ntirs p.m. with an organ recital by Kay nan Co., Belleville, for 23 years. He Andorien ami molhor ol EmotI T. Andorun NJ, 1600 Route 22-E. Union, NJ07083or lo tho grandchildren. ago. She was ptosident of the Resi-_ As in the past, it was announced, all tion of Connecticut Farms Church, with ihc Goodyear Tire and Rubber alto turvK/od by 4 rjrnndsons nnd a grout St. Agnos Church Fund, Clark, .in his memory ing Home, Long Branch. Upton. Second, a processional al 4 served in the Army during World War Mary H. Cotroneo .deuce I'uniiuimily nl the lili'tiside participants "will have an opportunity Stuyvcsant Avenue and Chestnut Co., Dayton, for 26 years. He served granddaughter. Funeral sorvicos will be con- would bo appreciated. . ' • • • Bom in East Orange, Mrs. Red p.m. involving, all the children and Nursing Center, New Providence, and to rekindle the spirit of the upcoming II. Mr. Bollaro was a membe'r of the Mary H. Coironeo, 84, of Cranford, ducted at the First. Congregational Church. . Stephen Selecky Street, Union, will hold its annual in Ihc Navy during the Korean War. Burnel Ave., Union on Thursday 10a.m. Intor- RICHTER- Dagmar A. (nee Rydborg), ol Union, feam lived in Springfield before mov- their choir directors. And third, nine Bayonne-Bcrgen Temple F&AM formerly of Roscllc Park and Linden, on Wednesday, March 17,1993. Beloved wile Victor J. Tuma • a member of Ihe Relit od Senior Vol- Passoycr holiday by singing tradition- Blood Drive on April 18 betwecn'9 Surviving are his wife, Betty; two mont Beverly National Comolory. Bovorly, NJ Stephen Selecky ing to Long Branch ii year ago. Sho anthems will bo sung based on the., Lodge 99 in Bayonne, Salaam Temple died Friday in Rahway Hospital.- Visit™ was at The MC CRACKEN FUNERAL ol'the lato Walter Richtor, mother ot Elizabeth imloer IViigMin of-Union County. al songs, reciting the blessings and Ricthor ol Rosollo and Mariann Barge ol Scotia, Victor J. Tuma, K2, of Springfield Stephen Sclccky, 69, of Kcnilwonh was a volunteer for inany services iiml a.m. and noon at the church. Those sons, Joseph Jr. and Michael P.; a HOME. 1500 Morris Avo.. Union. ._ Surviving are ivvo diiughleis, church calendar year. A scripture will of the Shrine in Livingston and the Bom in Elizabeth, Mrs. Cotroneo NV, sistor.ol Ester Tunnoll ol Jersey City, sampling Seder foods." who plan to donate blood can contact brother, Ralph, and a sister, Ann died March 16 in the Uartwyck at Oak died Friday- in Elizabeth General organizations in the Springfield anil be read before each anthem corres- Scottish Rile Valley of rJorlhem New lived in Rosclle Park and Linden BOLLARO- Philip R., ol Rosalie Park, on Eleanor Bell ot North Arlington. Erick Rydberg Mattha Ann M.iu'oW ami Judith l.yun Charlotte Wicscrt at 688-7391. Mariano. : ' ol JncKsonvillo. FL and tho lato John and Albert Tree, Edison. Medical Center. East Orange areas. Mrs. Redl'eam was ponding to the anthem. Sandi Wagner Jersey in Lincoln Park. March 16,1093. Bolovod husband ol Lorrnino . Shapiro; thtce luotliers, Donald, before moving to Cranford three years (West) Bollaro and lather ol Gary Bollaro. : Rydberg and Margarot Linden, grandmother ol Born in New York City, Mr. Tuma Born in Newark, Mr. Selecky a member of Ihe Garden Club of the will be the conductor. Carolce Garcia ago. . brother ol Angola Maunollo, Josophino, loono, Roland III. John and James Bargo. also sur- 'Ruben nnd Richaid' Mt'tcer, ' five Surviving are his wife, Lorraine; a 1 lived in Newark before moving )6 moved to Kcnilworth 33 years ago. Oranges. . Choir due in festival of South Plainficld and Kay Upton of Sal and Anthony Bollaro. Funoral sorvicos woro vived by 5 greatgrandchildren. Funeral ser. granilclulilfcnaiul a gieat I'.i.itulclnlil. son, Gory; two sisters, Angela Maur- Anna Ruth Mutch Surviving arc two sons, Philip and conduciod at The MC CRACKEN FUNERAL vicos woro hold in Connecticut Farms Pro- Berkeley Heights will be the To place a classified ad call sbytorinh Church, Union. Intormont Hollywood Saudi Wagner of Mountainside, icllo and Josephine Leone, and two Anna Ruth Mutch, 95, of Tulsa, Robert, three grandchildren and six HOME, 1500 Moms Avo., Union. Intormonl accompanists, 201-763-9411 by 3 p.m. Tuesday. Forrost Grotn Park Comolory. Momonal Park: Fnonds called at The MC director of music at Montaiasidc brothers; Sal and Anthony. Okla., formerly of Roselle Park, died great-grandchildren. CRACKEN FUNERAL HOME. 1500 Morris . DE.VTTA- Paul P.. 65. ol Springliold on Sunday. Avo,. Union. In lieu ol (lowers, please make March 21, 1B93. Bolovod husband1 ql Cnrmolla memorial donations to Iho Atzhoimor's Assoi- (Martolla), doar fmhor ol Susan Hau'llo and tho cnt'On. 209 Chorry Hill Rd., Parsippany, NJ Into Sandra and Paul, son ol Mary DoVita and 0-7054, • the lato John, grandlnthor of Canssa. Dana, Shane and'Jarrot. Sorvicos will bo hold 'trom VESEY- Mary A: (Connoll), ol Union, NJ, ' worship calendar Tho MC CRACKEN FUNERAL HOME. 1500 lormorly ol Nownrk on March 17,1993. Boloved Morris Avo., Union on Thursday, March 25 ot wilo ol Iho iato.William T. Vosey and mothor ot '. 8:15a.m., Idllowod by a Mass.at Si. Jiimot Mary M. Clunk. RiUr C. Boan and Iho late Church, Spnngfiold al 9:15n.m. Entonibrnohl William T. Vosoy Jr., also survivod by 8 Holy Cross Mausoloum.. •• • rjrnndchildron and 7 oroai-grandchildron. Fun- ALLIANCE 7-cns ore urged lo attend. Call llw clturch office Club, Youth Groups for (mil through twelfth GRACE LUTHERAN . CHURCH AND METHODIST CHURCH 455 Boulevard, failh Council; 12 N (4ih Fri.) AARP-Eiec Bd.; if Irnniponntion is needed; Saturdays - Child- graders, and a busy Adult liilucaiion program, oral Irom Tho MC CRACKEN FUNERAL SCHOOL 2222 Vauxhnil Koad, Union, Kcnilworth. Kcv, 'Linda Scl Snrdo, Pastor. 1 pm (4ih Fri.) AARPRcg. Meeting. SaU 8 am - HARTMANN- Emmy (noo Lnngo), ol Union, on HOME, 1500 Morris Avo , Union. A Funeral TI1K ORCHARD PARK CHURCH 1264 ren! Choir Relienrsal 3:00 I'M. Meets 2nd & A Seniors' Ixaguc meets regularly. For more 686-3965. "Visitors Ii«pcctcd" Kcv. Donald 1... Church office 276-1956, Parsonage 276-2322:. (3rd Sat.) Presb. Men-Breakfast Meeting March'U, Bolovod wilo ol tho lato f. Ernst Mass wns ollorod m St. Michael's Church, - Victor Avc., Union, 6S7-O364. Puston Rev. 4tli Snl. Only, Holy Communion, firsl Sunday information, plensc contact our office during Brand, Pastor. Anita M. Brand, School Direc- Worship Service 10:00 A.M., Church School (Location lo be announced). • Harlmann, doar.rnothor ot ErnoslC. Hnrtmann Union..'.Iniormont Hollywood Momonal Park. Iliink Ocrwinslu, Jr. Sunday Morning Wor- of each month. Wednesday, Kvnngcliftic Wor- office hours. ship: 10:00 n.m.; [-'cllqwihlp flour; 10:301.m.; tor. SUNDAY - Sunday School Choir al 9:00 10:00 A.M. Nursery nvnilnbl'e.during Worship. and Leo Ulnch. also survivod by 2 rjrnndchil- ship Service 7:30 PM. For more information A.M., Sunday School and Adult Bible Class al Communion is served the first Sundny uf ench dron and 1 gront-grnndchild. Funomt Irom Tho WADELL- On March 14, 1093. Mary (Mao) : Morning Service with Nursery and Junior plensc call 687-3414 or 687-2804. TOWNLEY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 9:15 A.M., Teen Sludy at 9:30, Family Worship' month.-All arc welcome. ' •' . Salem Road al Huguenot Avenue, Union. Wor MCCRACKEN FUNERAL HOME, 1500 Morns (Kollyl ot Union. Wilo ot tho lato Victor Wndoll, . 'Church nvuilnhte. Small Groupi meet weekly ai .dovotod mothor ol Evolyn Barcollonn, sistor ot JEWISH - ORTHODOX Uour al 10:30 A.M., (Communion In, 3rd, 5th ship and Church School Sundays at 10:00 A.M. Avo., Union. Tho funoroj sorvico was holp at follows: "Ml! Group" (newly married or FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Colonial Ave. MndS(.-ll(iSI. Serving Church Community for 261 ye«s. Rev. Chestnut St., Union, 964-1133 Pastor: Rev. ' Girls, Siwkndc; 7:3(1 PM Vomh (iroup. . retary, Rita. ' • • Wednesdays Men's Breakfast 7:30 a.m. first , R. Sidney Pinch, Pastor. 688.3164. — John W. ncchtel, Sundny School 9:30 AM, and third Saturdays, Holy Cross Youth Fellow, 1 NON-DENOMINATIONAL Worship Service 10:45 AM, Sundny livening JEWISH • TRADITIONAL •ship, "Twenties & .Thirties" and "Parents FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Morris Service 6:30 I'M, Wednesday Illhle Study and' CUVRC1I OF CHRIST Nighi Out" groups. Special servjcei and teach- WORD OF GRACE FELLOWSHIP,. Ave. and Church Mall, Springfield, 379-4320. IVnycr 7:30 PM. . . CHURCH OF CHRIST, 2933 VnmhnllRnnd, CONSERVATIVE ing series will he announced. For further infor- GOD'S RIGHTEOUSNESS AT CHRIST'S Sunday Church School Classes for all ages 9:00 VauxhnU, Millburn.Mnll Suite 6, Meets Sundny . CONGREGATION BETH SHALOM Ami- . mation, please cnll (201) 379-4525. EXPENSE. YMCA, Maple & Broad Sis., a.m.; Sunday morning Worihip Service 10:15 FIRST ASSEMIILY OV GOD 645 S. Broad 10:00 am Dihlc Study, 11:00 Worship Serene, ialed wills the.United Synagogue, of America, Summit. Sunday, 10:30.am • Paslor John N. a.m. wilh nursery facilities and care provided. Si,, liliubeth, 352-5091 Pastor: Rev; Joe H. . 6:00 pm F-veuing Service. Wed, 7:30 pin Bible Vitixhill Road and Plane Street, Union, REDEEMER LUTHERAN CHURCH 134 llogan. BIBLE STUDY 7:30 pm • 421A W. Opportunities for personal growth through Contreros. Services: Sundny School 10 AM; Study. We arc offering a FKIili Bible,Corres- 686-6773. Harold Gollesman, Cantor;. Joel Proipccl Avc.,.Irvinglon, 374-9377. Rev. llcti- Linden Ave., Linden. For more info call Don Worship, Christian education, youth groups, Sundny Morning Worship Service 11 AM; Sun- pondence course with no obligation; or private Goodman, President. Congregation Beth Sha- . ry li. Dicik, D.D. Paslor, .763-0878. Sunday Carson, Assoc. Pastor at '474-8060. choir, church activities and fellowsliip. Sundays day livening Service, 7 PM; Wednesday Night Uilile Study in your own home nl your convcnl- lom. Is on affiliated Traditional Conservative School for all ages 9:15 • 10:15 a.m. Worship • Church School • 9:00 a.m., Worship -10:15 Bible-'Sillily,,7 PM. ••:.•- • . ence. Free for the. asking. Harry Pcrsnud, ' Synagogue. Daily Services -6:45 AIM.; civil services 8:30 and 10:30 a.m., Choir Practice. MOUNTAINSIDE GOSPEL CHAPEL 1180 a.m. • Communion fint Sunday of each monlh' Evangelist. !>08-964-f>3.1i6. ' .-. . . holidays and Sunday morning Services - 8:30 9:15 a.m., Boy Scouts, Mondays 7 p.m., Senior Spruce Drive, Mountainside, 232-3456. Pastor Ladies Benevolent Society • 1st Wednesday^. . UKRAINIAN KVANOKMCAI. ASSEMIV A.M. Adull liilucaiion • Tuesday evening. Fellowship - III Wednesdays and -3rd Thurs- - Dr. Gregory Hagg. Rev. Jay Law • Associate each month at 1:00 p.m.; I julies Evening Group . LIES OF GOD 2208 Stanley Terrace, Union, Shabbat Services - Friday • 8:30 PM., Saturday,' days; Church Council 8 p.m., AA Steps, Fri- Pastor/Direcior of Ministries. WEEKLY • 3rd Wednesday of each month al 7:30 p.m.; 07083. Sunday Service Schedule: Christian'- CONGREGATIONAL 9:15 AM; Mlncho/Maorlv services, 45 minutes days 8 p.m., A A Saturdays 8 p.m., A.A.R.P. ACTIVITIES: FRIDAY: 8:00 PM - College KaffeeVlaisch - 1st and 3rd Tuesday of each Education 0:30 a.m., Morning Worship 10:30 and Career Bible Sludy (for Singles). .SUN- before sundown. Our Syrugogue also provides Irvinglon Cltnpicr 2919 Third Tuesdays 1 pJn. month af9:3O a.m.; Fellowship Day -2nd Mon- .'• . • . FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN «.rn., livening Praise 6;30 p.m..Family Night • • Sisterhood and Men's Club. The new creative DAY: 9:45 AM - Sunday SchootWill agesl day, of each moni)i-»l 11:30 a.m.; Choir - every Rates available March 16- March 29 CHURCH 1240 Clinton Ave., Irvlnglon. Wednesday - 7:00 p.m. Wee College -ages 3j6, Elementary Hebrew School meets Sundays HOLY TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH 11:00 AM • WORSHIP - Dr. Gregory Hagg. Thursday at; 8:00 p.m.; Jr. I Ugh Fellowship -1st Annual Effective 373-6883 Sundny: 9:00 AM Choir Reluuul, Minimum King's. Kids - hges 7-10, Bible and Prayer Ser- 9:30 AM.-12:00 Noon; BUT!15JIAI.OM ii an (off Five Points) 301- Tucker Avc., Union Nursety is provided for newborn to 2-year -olds. and 3rd Friday! of each month al 7:30. p.m.; Percentage Rate Annual Yield 10:00 AM Worship and Church School; Mon- Accounts Deposits vice, Translation: Ukrainian & Iingllsh. Pastor: active pitrticipahl wiih the Jcwish>cderaiion of 688-0714'The Crucified & Risen Christ Is Pro- Children's Churches for 2-yeor-olds through Confirmation Clas« every Friday, al 3:15 p.m. day 9:00 AM Food Pantry; 7:00 PM Girl Seoul Rev. Charles "Chuck" Price. For more informs- Central New Jersey; It Is represented among the claimed Herd" The, Rev. Milan A._Onlko,- third grade. 6:00 PM • Evening Service. 6:00 Rev. Jeffrey A. Curtis; Pastor. 1 Troops 387, 589,: 602, 613; Tuesday: Noon lion call: 908-686-HI7I. Council of Congregations In Union, and it D;D., Pastor. Lutheran Church Women every PM - Core Groups meet Ihe first and third Sun- • Passbook-Savings --.:. .. ';'•'.$.•• so • . 3.00 3.08 Beginnings Group A.A., 1:30 PM Senior Out- serves as the home for B'nai B'ritli; Uadiimli, third Sunday al 12:30 p.m. SUN: Slovak Wor- days of each month. TUESDAY: 11:00 AM - reach, 630 PM Cub Seoul Pack 216, Wednes- HILLSIDE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, and other communal Jewish orginizaliom. ship 9:00 a.m., Sunday School 10:00 a.m., Cof- Fellowship Bible Study for all. WRDNIiS- Salem and Coe Avenues, I lilliide, NJ. "A Car- Investors Market Accountu' -. ... ' $ 2.500. . 3.16 3.25 BAPTIST day: 4:00 PM Youth Fellowship, 7:00 PM Boy fee hour 10:00 a.m., English'Worship ,11:00 DAY: 7:00 PM MID-WEEK SERVICE - Scout Troop 216 and Adult Fellowship, Thurs- ing Congregation where spiritual growth is evi- 5 a.m. Confirmation Class 12:15 p.m., Commun- Family Nighl. Adult Bible Sludy. 7:30 PM - dcnl."^54-7935; Rev. John C. Vaughn, PHD. The Investors Fund " Account CLINTON IIII.L UAPTIST CHURCH day: 9:00 AM Food Panlry. . . TEMPLE ISRAEL' OF UNION 2372 Morris Prayer Time. Visitors are always welcome. The . . : • • • $ 2,5,00 "Where the Bible Cc-mus Alive" 2815 Morris Avenue, Union, 687.2120. Meyer Korbman, ion on first and third Sunday of every month. paslor. Church school Sunday at 9:30 A.M Unlimited GhBCkinfl • • 3.06 3.15 Ladies Allnr Guild every.second Sunday of Chapej is located al 1180 Spruce Drive, one Adull class 10 A.M. Sunday worship II A.M. Avc.,.Union', (908) 687-9440 Reverend Tom Rabbi; I lillel Sadowiu, Cantor; Michael Zuck- . block off Route 22 West, off Central Avenue in Slgley, Pasior-Tcnchcr. WUIiKLY ACTIVI- ermon, Presldeni; lladannli Goldfischer, Prin- each month at 12:30 p.m. Wed: Adult Choir Nursery care during service. Holy Communion 6-Month Savings Certificate * . '-.- . ' ' $ ,1,000" 3.54 3.65 CONSERVATIVE BAPTIST rehearsal 7:30 to 9:00 p.m.'Thurs: • Church Mountainside; For further information, please served first Sunday each month. Choir rehearsal TlliS: Sunday: 9:45 AM-: Sundny niblo School cipal. Temple Israel of Union ii a traditional call lite chapel office.at 232-3456. for all ages, multiple nilull clccllycs are offered RARITAN ROAD BAPTIST CHURCH 611 Conservallve Congregallon wilh programs for Council every second Thursday ai.-7:30 p.m. Thursday 7:30 P.M, Presbyterian Women meel , •' 12-Month Savings Certificate • . • • • $ 1,000 each qiiitrlcr on relevant life topics, nursery'enre Rarilan'Rond, Cranford; NJ (Adjacent to Ihe all ages. Friday Servicel 8:30 PM, Saturday Fri: Trinity Fellowship every fourth Friday aK third Mon. 7:30 P.M. (evening groUp) and third 3.87 4.00 & • children's depnitmcnl (with n puppet mlni- Days Inn), Telephone 272.7088. Pastor Steve Services 9:00 AM Minchali 5:30 fM.1 Sunday 8:00p.m. Lean Line every Tucidny al 7:00 p.m. Wednesday I P.M. (afternoon group). Pre- • slry). 11:00 AM- Fellowship ofWorship, Wo Nash. We are a Bible centered, family oriented Tallis and Tcflllin 9:00 AM. Religious School AA and Al-Anon every Wednesday at 8:30 POLISH NATIONAL shyterion Men meet third Saturday monthly'8 18-Month Savings Certificate '• $ 1,000 . : v 4.01 4.15 offer a celebration service which combines'a ministry. Our SCHIiDULB includes: Sunday wilh a lull lime Principal. Grades Three tlirough pm. Twirlcrs Monday, Wednesday and Thurs- CATHOLIC A.M. breakfast. Bible sludy and prayer meeting Morning Prayer Time at 9:00 AM, Sundny Seven meet Sundays 9-10:30 AM and Mondays day 4:00 to 7:00 p.m. at manse every Wednesday 7:30 P.M. Young . Mend of contemporary and .traditional'worship' 24-Month Savings Certificate—- . '•'.' '' . $ i.ooo '; . style; weekly children's sermon, children's School for All Ages at 9:40, Morning Worship & Wednesdays - 4-5:30 PM Primer Class for ST. JOSEPH'S CHURCH Porter Rood and lech fellowship Sunday 6 P.M., Jr. High Youth 4.35 4.50 church & nursery care is provided, 4:00 PM Service and Children's Church at 11 AM, Wed- Grades One and Two,'Sundays' - 9-10:30 AM. . ST. PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH, 83 Gal- Stanley Terrace, Union. Rectory Phone: Tuesday 7:30 P.M., Sr. High youth Thursday . Tree Climbers for boys nges 5-7 and their dnds. nesday livening Bible Sludy at 7 I'M. Friday Adull Hebrew Classes including Bar and Put loping Hill Road at Park Avenue, EliMhelh. 908-6884929. Pastor: Reverend Jan Kosc. 7:30 P.M. and Youih Night -Friday 7:30 P.M. 30-Month Savings Certificate .. • : $ 1,000 Sunday Mass: English 9 AM, Polish 11 AM. 4.39 4.55 6:00 PM - Family Gospel Hour, nursery care Evening Pioneer Clubs for Boys and Girls. "We Miuvnh Preparation : Thursdnys - 8-10 PM. 351-0294 and 241-8066.The Rev. Frederick D. Old Guard Thursday, 10 A.M. A.A. Groups Under New Jersey's Open Public Records Act, Lei the Bible do Uie Inlkitigl" TempleTsracl sponsors programs nnd activities ' Snrecn, Jr., Paslor. (Bordering Elizabeth, School of Christian Living Sunday 10 AM. \ ' provided; rehearsal for spring musical play for . meet Sunday 4 P.M: (women) and 6 P.M. and . . . 3-Year Savings Certificate : 1 - children. Monday: 6:30 AM -' Ivnrly Morning for Youtli Groups Grades Seven through Union, and Roselle Park.) Worship at 10:00 Coffee and rolls after 9 AM Moss. All are, you have a right to inspect most documents of local,: . . • . - •'' $ 1,000 • 4.44 4.60 invited lo join. ' . ' Saturday 7:30 P.M. Christmas Eve-7:30 P.M • Prayer Meeting. 7:00 PM Boy's Battalion Twelve, We also have awcry active Sisterhood a.m. every SundBy. 9:30 a.m. commencing June- Maundy Thursday 7:30 P.M. : (grades 7-12) Tuesday: 8:00 I'Nt •Ovcrentcni EPISCOPAL and Men's Club. . . .', 16. Holy Communion 1st, 3rd, Slh and festival * • • .' county, and state governments and 5-Year Savings Certificate. '••''•$ 1,000 4.70 Sundays; Liturgy of the Word on 2nd and 4th 4.53 Victorious. 'Wednesday: 9:15 AM MOPS, ST. LUKE EPISCOPAL CHURCH F.ait Sundays. Coffee Hour 45 minulles before ser- . PRESBYTERIAN ..''•';. :. their subdivisions. young mothers of preschoolers and schoolers; Fourth Avenue and- Wnlnul Street, Roselle, ROMAN CATHOLIC LUTHERAN vice. Church School at 9:00 a.m. during icliool 10-Year. Savings Certificate .'•••-• • $" 1,000 4.70 child care & program provided; meets every 245-0815 SERVICES: Holy Eucharist. SUN- COMMUNITY PRESBYTERIAN 4.53 year. Wed., Girl Scouts'.at 7:Q0 p.m.; Thurs., ST. LEO'S CHURCH 103 Myrtle Avc. 2nd & 4th Wednesday. 10:00 AM - KccnnRcr DAY: 10:00 A.M. WEDNESDAY: 10:00 A.M. CALVARY LUTHERAN CHURCH CHURCH OF MOUNTAINSIDE Deer Path ' Intorosl is compounded conlinuously and payablo monthly Substantial pnrmlly lor oarly wiilirjfijvy.'ii from c Choir al7:30 p.m.; Fri., Alcoliolics Anonymous Irvington, 372-1272. Rev. Dennis R. McKen- The law.says that except in certain circumstances . . Bible Study, for senior adults, meets every 1st • MAJOR FliASTS AS ANNOUNCED. Church • (ELCA), 1482 Maple Avenue, Hillside, and Meeting House Lane, Mountainside. The al 9:00 p.m.; Sal., A'.-A. Step Group al 10:30 . na, Paslor Schedule for Masses: Saturday. Eve. & 3rd Wednesday, 7:30 PM Prayer & Priilie, Scliool Schedule: Junior and Senior High: 9:00 2O1/923-9321. Rev. Amy E Reumarm, Pastor. Reverend Dr. Christopher R. Beldcn. Pastor. ! .'.'•• any record thatis required tp be kept by . '' a.m. All are welcome in the church where "no 5:30 p.m., Sunday 7:30 a.m., 10:00 a.m., 11:30 current Bible Book Study Is "The RliVFJ.A- A.M. Prc K thru Grade 5: 9:45 A.M.. The You are Invited lo WORSHIP, nailing God 232-9490. Worship and Church School, Sun- guest is a stranger.. ., " • a.m. and 12:45 p.m. (Spanish); Weekdays: government is a public record. T1ON of Jews Christ." Thursday: 10:00 AM-. Reverend Terence Blackburn. within the rich heritage of the Lutheran Church, days al 10:30 aim. Nurtery Care during ser- Monday lo Friday: 7:00 a.m:, 8:00 a.m., 12:00 Women's'- Fniihful Workers meets every 2nd Sundays at 9:30 a.m., Holy Communiion on Ihe vices. Holy Communion served Ihe first Sun- noon. Saturdays: 8:00 a.m., 12:00 noon; Holy- • Thursday ..'Friday: 7:00 .I'M, Pioneer Girls for ST. LUKE * AI-L SAINTS EPISCOPAL lit and 3rd Sundays. You are invited to day of each moruh. The Men's Group meets the days: Eve 7:30 p.m. Ilolyday: 7:00 aim.; 9:00- '.-•• You have a right to copies of public records within girls in 2nd • 9th Rrndcs; 7:00 PM • Christian CHURCII 398. Chestnut Sireel, Union LEARN, through Church School for all ages METHODIST second Monday of the month at 10:00 a.m. The a.m., 12:00 noon. Miraculous Medal N'ovena: . Service .Brignde' for boys 3rd • 6ih grades. 688.1253, Sunday Worship Service at 9 am, and Adull Forumi on Sundays al 10:30 «.m., choir meets Thursday! at 8:00 p.m. There is Mondays following the 12:00noonMa» and at aresbnable amount'of time and for a.reasonable ; Bible Study on Wednesdays at 7:30 p.m., BETHEL AFRICAN METHODIST EPIS- Saturday: 7:00.PM Youth Group for students in " Sunday School and Nursery al 9 a.m. Morning COPAL CHTJRCH. 241 Hilton Avenue ample parking and tile building Is accessible to 7:15 pirn, Sacrament .of Pcrtancc: Saturday:^ ' fee. There are exceptions, of course;-for example, 7th- Ulhgradcs.ViOO-IO'OOPMUnlon'sCof- Prayer Monday thru Thursday, 9:15 a.m. The retreats and'small group activities. You are Vauxhall, 964-I28J. Sunday Church School the handicapped. ' ' .> 'L ' ' ' 1:00 to 2:00 p.m. and following the 5:30 p m fee House. Union's ColTee House meets every invited la SHARE in multicultural politick: Mass. ...•'.-; Rev. A, Wayne Bowers, Vicar. :. ' 9:30 a.m., Church Worship 1&45 a.m. Wednes- . to protect personal privacy and the integrity of second Saturday of the month, contemporary meals, with Women of the ELCA Bible Study day. Prayer Meeting & Bible Sludy 7:30 p,m. THE LINDEN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH music, food, TOHEI all are invited. There are and service projects, with Calvary Choir and in Rev. Gladwin A. Fublcr-Paslor.. - Princeton Rd. & Orchard Terr, Linden, UNITED CHURCH OF '•••. a criminal investigation. : . numerous llocnc Bible studies that meet during churchwide ministries like Missionary Support 486-3073. Sun: 10 am Divine Worship/Sunday JEWISH-CONSERVATIVE and the World. Hunger Fund. You are invited to tho week in Union and surrounding communi- COMMUNITY UNITED METHODIST Church School; 11:05 am Evangelism Commit- CHRIST • lies, call for information. For FRlili informn- TEMPLE BETH .AHM 60 Temple Drive, SERVE through Amnesty International Letter lee; 11:05 am Adult Bible Study (beg. Feb. 19). To illustrate/you have aright.to see the resume of Springfield. 376-0539. Perry Raphael Rank, Writing, community programs and the Christ- CHURCH Chestnut Street & East Grant Aye. ST. PAUL'S UNITED CHURCH OF tloh packet please. Call (908) 687-9440. Roselle Park. Rev. John D. Painter, Paslor. MON: 6:30 pm Jr. Girl Scouts; 7:30 pm (In CHRIST 213 Center St., Carwood. Rev. Fre- the superintendent of schools, but you do npt have SAVINGS BANK Rabbi. Richard Nadcl, -Cantor. Mark Samuel . Ian Children's Fund. For more.lnformallon or a Phones: (908) 245-2237; 245-8820; 241-1210. Mon.) Bd. of Deacons-LPC, (2nd Mon.) Sle- Ross, President. Qeih Ahm is an egalitarian, vlili from Pastor Rcumtnn. call 923-9321, derick W. Rogers,.Pastor (908) 789-1285. Sun- FIRST - BAPTIST CHURCH of ^Worship Servicesi 9:00 A 11:00 A.M. in our wardship Commlssion-LPC, 10 am (3rd Mon.) day: .Choir Rehearsal 9:00 AM; Worship and a right to the superintendent's medical records. VAUXH ALL 5 Hilton Ave., Vaunhnll. Church Conservative temple, with programming far all climate-controlled, barrier-free Sanclutry. . Garden Si. Exxon Annuitants-Exec Bd., 7:30 ages, Weekday services (including Sunday CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH, (ELCA) Church School 9:30 AM; Fellowship Hour • olflce, (908) 687-3414. Pas|or: Dr. Marlon J. (Infant and Child Care available at each Wor- tm (3rd Mon.) Senion-LPC. Tues; 7:30 pm • 10:30 AM; Tuesday: Noon; AA; Wednesday Franklin, Jr. Sunday School • All ages - 9:30 evening and Friday morning) are conducted at 1359 Morris Ave. at Sterling Road, Union, ship service) Adult, Bible Sludy: 10:00 A.M. (Is; Tuei) Presb. Women-Reg. Meeting, (3rd 7:00 AM A 7:45 PM; Shabbat (Friday) evening 686-0188. Pastor Isabelle J. Sieele. Sunday 9:00 AM.Garwood Pre-school Mothers; Wed- The purpose of the Open Public Records Act is AM; Worship Service Including Nursery room Crusader Choir (Children & Jr. High Youth); Tues.) Fellowsliip Circle; 7 pm (Usl Tues.) nesday 8:00 PM Slh Chapter Moldrcycle Club; facilities and Mother's Room • 11:00 AM; — 8:3O_PM; Shabhal day — 9:30. AM, 6:00 Church School at 9:30 a.m. Join us Tor Sunday 10:00 A.M. Coffee & Fellowship Time: 10:00 Presb. Womeri-Coordinating Team. Wed: 3:30 to ensure that public business is conducted in public. PM; & Sunday, festival & holiday Mornings — Worship Services al 10:30 a.m. Communion Thursday 7:45 PM Choir Rehearsal; Friday Weekly Events: Tuesdays • Pastor's Bible A.M, Church School (Nursery - 12th Grade): pm Confirmation Claw 1 pm (1st Wed.) Garden 8:00 PM AA; Saiurday Noon AA. Second Study Class, 7:30 PM; Wednesdays • Prayer 9:00 AM. Family and children services ore 1st, 3rd, and Slh .Sundays. Nursery care for lliOO A.M. United Melhodist. Youth Fellow- St. Exxon Anhuilants-Reg. Meeting; 7:30 pm. H7 'HI Iii,.,.«M" A,m.,fl (Ihird-ievchlh grade) meets on Sunday, Tues- or lite ELCA third Monday al 7:30 p.m.;. (Sr. High Youth & Adults): Wednesdays at vice 7:30 PM; Thursdays - Tutoring 6:30 PM; pm (3rd Wed.) Spiritual Life Circle; 8 pm Adult ing Monthly, Adult Fellowship. Fourth Wed- Anthem Choir Rehearsal 7:00 PM; Combined day & Thursday. There} are formal classes for Seniors' Group third Thursday at 12 noon; . 8:00 P.M. Prayer Phone: (908) 245-2159. All Meirfoenhip Class (beg. Feb.15) Thuri: 3:45 both High School and pre-Religloui School Adull Bible Sludy 2nd through Slh Wednesdays ire welcome! . nesday Monthly, Family Circle Bible Study & Choirs 8:15 I'M; Fridays - Feeding Ministry pm Brownies; 7 pm Cadeite Girl Scouls; 7:30 Discussion Group. Holy Communion first Sun- [Sponsored by the Editorial Committee of the, I OIPOIIK f 0IC INIUKED TO II0O.0OO 6:30 PM- 7:30 PM. Open to al) those Inneed of aged children. The synagogue also sponsors • at 7:30pjn. For further Information please call: pm Chancel Choir Reliearsal; 8 pm Alcohollci •' Nursery -School, Women's League, Men's 686-0188. ... day each month. Church hour nursery; CHILD- \ New Jersey Press Association endlhls newspaper. physical and spiritual nourishment. Senior citl- KENILWORTH COMMUNITY UNITED Anonymous. FRI; 8 pm (3rd Fri,) Linden Inlra- REN ALWAYS WELCOME IN WORSHIP.

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The SHOP AT HOME SERVICE 1291 Stuyvosant Avenuo three-part series and the beginning of law enforcement agencies to develop Raymond Worrall trains ran in 1839. The many grade tory at Bloomficld College and the a regular column by William Frolich, Central Railroad tracks, once the Eli- information regarding types of crimes Union, N.J. 07083 Publisher The Way It crossings of the straight tracks over County College of Morris. He is the a Roselle resident who is a member of zabeth and Somerville, were the that have occurred throughout Union Published Weakly Since 1929 / • the winding country roads eventually former director of publicalions for ihc the Union County Historical Society dividing line between Linden and County. BLISS ESTABLISHED 1882 Tom Canavan caused a realignment of the roads into New Jersey Historical Society. He and'the chairman of the Roselle Cen- Was Union Township, once known as. Phone Area Code (908) Editor straight roads parallel lo the tracks. "Today's technology enables law formerly taught at Stevens Institute of tennial Committee. By William Frolich Connecticut Farms. • • enforcement agencies to track certain' Technology and at Elizabcthtown Fax 686-4169 •Subscriptions 6867700 Bridges and underpasses were built By this time, the Central Railroad SWARMING Ann Dolkor It was the Revolutionary War that crimes as well as the type of individu- College. Public Notlcos 686-7700 • Dioplny Ads 686-7700 for safe passage across the tracks, Sta- or New Jersey had built a bridge over Associate Editor helped create the colonies' break with field. ,In this. 214 week period the al who commits these crimes. Wilh Newsroom 686-7700 • Buslnoss Olfico 686-7700 tion stops were established every mile Newark Bay at Elizabcthport and had Burnett is the author of many arti- "" '•'•• enemy was decisively repulsed and TERMITES England and the region which would or two along the railroad, and travel full implementation of the new sys- cles on history and "Belleville: 150th Classifiods (800) 664-8911 Dnvo Brown retreated to Staten Island, never again extended its tracks to Jersey City and Ad quickly; avoid additional damape. Bliss later become Union County would sec became quick and easy. tem, we should have the ability to Anniversary Historical Highlights, Managing Editor the Hudson River, with ferry service termite experts - plus our technical stall residents divided between loyalists to invade New Jersey. The senseless develop patterns and trends and focus 1839-1989" and "Pictoral Guide to Thursday Edition Deadlines • For nearly 200 years Elizabeth had. to Manhattan. With such easy access - provide over a century of trained and separatists. murder of Hannah Caldwcll and the in taclicly on locales where a particu- Victorian New Jerscv." Potor Worrall been in competition with her,rival city to ihc Wall Street financial district, experience. They'll check your entire house All News ;. noon Friday The British Parliament felt that the burning of. the villages brought no Advertising Director of Newark, both of which were placed the towns along the railroad began to lar type of crime is committed," Ruo- and help you avoid additional problems. Lottors to Iho Editor...... '9 a.m. Monday American Colonies should help pay honor to the British troops who were in Essex County when it was created _ , businesTcxecutives'as sum lolo said. Fashion show scheduled Classified Advertising 3 p.m. Tuesday for the war, and passed tax laws and involved. . bcckon 0 REFINANCING in 1682. Political and economical dif- Governor Florio, who visited Ruo- Display Advertising :. noon Monday shipping restrictions which brought There were other local patriots' who mcr homes, and permanent resi- The Union County Medical Society FHA • VA • CONVENTIONAL • MORTGAGE INSPECTIONS ferences finally resulted in the divi- tolo's offices March 15, got a first Public Notice Advertising noon Tuesday strong protests from the victims of took a different part in the struggle for dences. The Rosellc.Land Improve- Auxiliary will present its annual fash- ASK FOR A COMPLETE HOME SURVEY - NOWI sion of Essex, and Union County was hand look at the new program. "It is British taxation. Eventually Open war- independence. There was Abraham rrieni Company, organized in 1865 by ion show and dinner on March 29 at formed in 1857. With minor boundary only through innovative thinking and ©Worrall Community Newspapers, Inc. fare broke out and the residents of this Clark, who lived in what is now John C. Rose, laid out a grid-like map 6:30 p.m. at Ihe Wcstwood restaurant PHONE: (201 )676-8888 adjustments Union County is essen- the willingness to devote time and . 1003 AN Right! Roiorved area became deeply involved. Some, Roselle. He was sent by his neighbors of streets similar to a section of Phi- in Garwood. tially the same as the original Eli- energy lo new programs such as this, with little to gain whatever the out- to be a member of the Continental ladelphia, Large Victorian-style This "medley of fashion" will be zabcthtown Tract purchased from the that law enforcement will have the come, were neutral, Others, with Congress, and as such, signed the houses soon appeared on Qov. Jim Florio and Union County Prosecutor Andrew coordinated by Maureen Poarco and Indians in 1664, The name "Union" investigative tools it needs to take much to preserve, remained loyal to' Declaration of Independence,- pledgr KSe=t$y^200-fool lots. Churches, Ruotolo Jr. discuss the hew computer which county law will feature clothing and accessories BUSS criminals off our streets," Florio said. the king and Parliament. A third expressed ihe feelings of the people stores, a Hotel, and a railroad station enforcement officials will use to deter crime. from well-known boutiques in the "Everything that is really great and inspiring ing his life, property and sacred honor Ruotolo said the program is in its TERMITE CONTROL group, who felt that the king had no about the political turmoil in were additions to the village, known area. to the cause. El ins Boudinot of Eli- initial stages and should be fully is created by the individual who can labor in right to control and profit from what Washington, D.C, over the North and as Roselle. To the west, Crane's Ford Proceeds will be used for medical ONE OF THE OLDEST AND LARGEST zabcthlown became a president of the implemented wilhin the next few dent of Chemical Bank, one of ihe Episcopal Church, 559 Park Avc, the colonists had built here, organized the South. • ' ' . was incorporated as "Cranford" in and nursing student scholarships and freedom." Continental Congress and accepted •months. metro area's largest banks, will cover Scotch Plains, on March 26 from 6 to for defense and revolution; Compa- The Civil War had its heroes from 1871, and with its Rahway River to support the Safe Ride Program, the peace treaty with England in 1783. all the facets necessary to help parti- 9 p.m. 4Uid MarcTi 27 from 10 a.m. lo 4 -—Albert Einstein nies of Minulcmcn, ready for immedi- Union County also. There was J. became known as the "Venice of the which mnkesinfant scats available \a William Livingston, whose home still cipants secure a loan, including a dis- p.m. There will be n plant sale and ate response to a call to arms, were Madison Drake, a Congressional West." Garwood, next to Cranford, Child care offered all hewborns in Union County. stands in Union Township, was cho- cussion on marketing plans. educational table and free information formed as auxiliaries to the local mili- Medal of Honor winner. General became a small factory town, with Citizens can celebrate Month of the For more information and reserva- sen to bo the first governor of the state Anyone, interested should reserve on growing plants. Admission and tia. Watchlowers and beacons were- Winficld Scott, hero of the Mexican Thatcher Furnace Company and Acor Young Child with Community Coor- tions, cull. Ana Miranda at (908) of New Jersey in 1776. . early to assure scaling. Call or write parking ore free of charge. ' '• .'. Support the NJCTF sot up for fast traasmission of warn- War and Chief of Staff in the early linn Piano Company hiring machine dinated Child Care by attending free •289-0933, The cost is $35, which . As the 18lh century passed into his- for reservations. Registration is at Design arrangements featuring ings of enemy troop movements. days of the Cvil War is remembered workers. Weslficld • and Plainficld child care seminars at the agency's includes dinner and door prizes. If you love children, and everyone should, you tory and Iho Industrial Revolution 7:45 a.m. The meeting is from 8 to 9 African Violets will carry out this^ by a monument standing ir! Scott became towns with some of the Hillside offices. . There were skirmishes with raiding . began, many changes appeared in this a.m. A $15 fee includes meeting and year's iheme titled "4.0lh Anniversary have an opportunity to show it by investing in the Park, across the "street from the Eli- largest , and grandest houses and On Tuesday, "Summer Camps and parlies of British and Loyalist troops ycl-lo-bc Union County. The deve- full buffet breakfast. The Union Memories." Non-members may enter Eligible bachelors focus New Jersey Children's Trust Fund. zabeth City Hall. estates of any along the railroad. School-Age Child Care" will be pre- foraging for food, looting and burning lopment of the steam engine, elimi- County Chamber of Commerce is a plant by bringing it to the church The Union County Unit of the The 1860s brought new changes to sented to help working parents select In 1992, New Jerseyans, through their contribu- crops and buildings. An invasion by nated the need for wntcr power, and located at 135 Jefferson Avc, Eli- March 25 from 6 to 9 p.m. .'American Cancer Society will spon- Union County. Clark Township was tions, supported 45 community organizations, serv- 6,000 British and Hessian soldiers factories could be built where conve- Coming next: The influence of Tho- a summer program for their child. The zabeth, 07207. The telephone number' sor n fund-raising event fcuiuring formed, named for Abraham Clark. mas Edison would have a profound seminar runs from 7 to 8:30 p.m. and ing 15,500 children and adults across the state. from Stalcn Island in June of 1780 . nient, Stenm ferries plied the waters is (908) 352-0900; .. ', ' ' •. some of the county's mosl eligible resulted in the bottles of Connecticut of the Arthur Kill wilh trips to Man- Linden Towaship was formed in effect on Union County— and the couasclors will be available lo pro- Historian to speak bachelors. 1861, encompassing an area between vide referrals and answer questions. "Stop child abuse." These simple words on page Farms, Elizabcthtown. and Spring- hattan and Slatcn Island. The Eli- wdrld. . . Robert B, Burnclt of Linden will Featured will be Elizabeth Mayor On April 15, the topic "How io NOW schedules meeting two of .the New Jersey income tax form are saying speak April 18 at 3 p.m. to members .Ch'nTBolwaeo, First Assistant Proso-. that you have the opportunity to help prevent one of Choose a Nanny" will be discussed. The Union County Chapter of the arid guests of the Union County His- culor Michael Liipolln and Stuart Lutz Participants will learn how to find National Organization for Women torical Society at the Abraham Clark or Herb Lutz & Co. society's most disturbing tragedies —^ child abuse — referrals, interview prospective candi- will hold its monthly meeting April 8 Looking for that We haven't been Winking about tomorrow' House on Chestnut Street and West On April 1, Uio American Cancer. by contributing to the New Jersey Children's Trust dates, arid the legal requirements of nt 7 p.m. at The First Congregational Ninth Street in Roselle on "Sports and Society will host this "Bid on a And Iho costs of carrying that debt Those who can sacrifice should be household employment. The seminar Church of Westfield, 125_Elmer St., • Fund. ... . " . . Leisure in Victorian New jersey." Bachelor" at the Grand Summit Hotel. special someone? When, we inaugurated our new. arc skyrocketing. The net interest pay- called on to do so. Wasteful spending will be held from 7 to 9 p.m. and child • Wcstficld. Attendees should use the -on/Springfield Avenue in Suinmii lo Burncll, who will illustrate his talk By checking the amount on line 45c, taxpayers can president, two words Dial best charac- ments on the national debt alone last should be cut, but some spending care counselors will be available for nursery school-entrance. Oucsls are support the programs in cancer with slides of period illustrations from donate part of their refund or make an extra contribu- terized his mandate were "change-" year reached almost $200 billion. shdlild be increased such as public referrals and assistance. welcome. ' research, education and palient The such sources as "Harper's Weekly" arid "hope." People know they needed Think of that interest as money you investment that creates jobs. . On April 22, CCCC will host a service, ' . . . •'•• • tion to support child abuse prevention programs. Tax-. Meetings of the Union County and Frank Leslie's "Illustrates News- a change, and President Clinton , don't have to spend on college for No effective strategy will be simple child care provider. Looking for someone to Senate Chapter of NOW are held the second paper," will examine the century's Lapolla, chairman of the Bachelor, payers' dollars go to support parenting programs for instilled a sense of hopo in people your kids, repairs from this winter's .. or onc.dimensional. I believe any plan Thursday, of every month. For more changes wrought by such.phenome- . Auction and one of Union County's teen moms, home visiting programs for a't-rjsk ncw- throughout the country. The night he nor'ester or additions to your home. to significantly reduce the deficit will go to an exercise class or Report Chamber hosts breakfast information, call Mary Ann at (908) non us organization, transportation mosl eligible bachelors, said, "The borns and pre-school safety and self-protection accepted the Democratic nomination, It's money that won!l go toward your reduce cntitlerrients.TBise-tnxcsrand 862-4833. bachelor auction is a great way to get . The Union County ' Chamber of and industrialization, He will explore : a song kept running through the minds retirement. . . cut defense spending. involved in raising funds for the fight programs. . .. . By Blil Bradley. Commerce is offering a breakfast such pastimes as hunting and fishing, play sports? of millions of Americans: "Don't The debt endangers a basic Ameri- By early spring, the President . against cancer." seminar on "Increasing your chances African violets featured ocean bathing, baseball, cricket, boat Statistics strongly support the need for child abuse Slop Thinking About Tomorrow," by can belief — that our children's stan- should put on each, legislator's desk This event will begin at 6 with a for a positive response from your len- The annual African Violet Show of racing, tennis, polo and.bicycling. prevention programs. According to the New Jersey Redwood Mac; The song was meant But by far, the best evidence that dard of living will be higher than our the vote of his or her lifetime. We cockiail reception. Bidding will begin der" on April 7 at (he Ramada Inn, the Union County chapter of the Afri- He also will highlight the develop- io convey optimism. we are. only living for today is the Own. In fact, experts conclude that must not allow demagogues to divide at 7 p.m.. Tickets are $20 in udvancc Division of Youth and. Family Services, nearly Clark. can Violet Society of America will be ment of the jersey Shore resorts and ' Yel, if you think about it, the mes- exploding national debt. For example; without meaningful doficil reduction, us over narrow interests; instead, each . or $25 at the door. . • Looking for someone 19,500 of the 53,750 reports of child abuse or neglect Jim Sirangfeld, senior vice prcsi- held al the parish hall of All Saints will describe how rccrcution becume u sage was contrary to our reality. It's - between 1980 and 1987, consumer by the year 2020 our incomes will be of us must enter the'public square arid received in 1991 were found to be true when riot that wo havo been thinking of credit increased 95 percent. People 40 percent less than they otherwise join the national dialogue. Nothing with whom to travel?^ Ever want to talk about something investigated. tomorrow, and we have to avoid slop- under economic stress didn't consume would have been. less will savd bur future and compel : PUBUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE less; they borrowed anil consumed you think should be in the paper? ping. Rather, in the most obvious The time for passing the buck is us to think about tomorrow. PLANNING! BOARD TOWNSHIP OF 8PRINI3FIELD ORDINANCE 070-03 You don't need more incentive than that to more. By 1989-90, the bubble had Know something thai might make a. BOROUGH OF MOUNTAINSIDE OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE ways, we liuvc not been thinking over. Politicians must make the same The issue of deficit reduction will MAYOR AND MUNICIPAL CLERK TO contribute. burst and people, began culling back. good story? Do you know somoMic PUBLIC NOTICE OF THE BOARD OF. ADJUSTMENT Worrall Community Newspapers' about tomorrow at all, lough decisions that millions of take considerable debate and dia- Tnko nollco Ihnl on tho 11th dny of Toko notlcD thai tho following doclolono AMEND AN AGREEMENT WITH THE Businesses started paying debt down. who might'be the subject of. an inter- Mnrch; 1093 tho Plnnnlnp Bonrd ol Iho Bor- ..0ro mndo al Iho ragulnr moollnn ol tho COUNTY OF UNION, STATE OF NEW There are still 22 days for those of you who have In many ways we are failing to look Americans and hundreds of American . logiic. I cncourage_you lo share your ough of Mountainside, after public hearing, Bonrd ol Adjuntmonf hold on Tunodny, JERSEY, TO MODIFY THE INJERLOCAL In New Jersey, we're coming out of esting feature? Do you know of a took action on Iho following applications: SERVICES AGREEMENT DATED MEETING PLAGE not filed your state income tax. to (ho future. We cannot turn our corporations had lo make in iho last opinions with me by writing to me or DECEMBER 15 1074. this four-year recession, in part sports story we don't? • . t backs on an urban America that each two years, In order to regain control tuning in to "Straight Talk With Bill Clonn Dronm. d/b/n Maid Brlondo 1. Appl. • 03-2 WHEREAS, cortaln Fodornl funds aro . because Jim Florio acted responsibly Sorvlcos, 200 Shotflold Strbol, Applicant Dr. Robort Roland . potonllnlly ovallnblo-lo Union Counly undor year gels poorer and more populated over their lives, individuals arid Bradley." °n the first Thursday of If the answer to any or all of the Block.7.0, Lot 1 • Slto Plnn and Addrons . 22 Archbrldno Lono Tlllo I of tno Housing and Community Davo- is your answer! and made the tough choices. businesses eliminated excess, began above is yes, call the editors at Chnngo oi Tennncy APPROVED Block 102 Lot 13 . lopmont Act ol 1074, commonly known as . by families in distress and then claim every month on cable television. This For A nloKigo shod which Community Dovolopmonl Block Grants; Let's shoot for '0' living wilhin their means,' and 686^7700. vlolmas Iho roar yard and _• •••.••'• we're thinking Of tomorrow. In Washington; however, the L.B. 8pragu8 o (Floyd Dblaney). 1122 half-hour, live, call-in show, is spon- Wan Approved . Next, Wo continue to neglect our increased productivity.. There is no RoulRuloMo , Block BB'TT LLoot 20 - Ground ; WHEREAS, Iho U.S. Dopnrlmont of To Place Your A pat on the back for New Jersey! bubble hasn't burst; it just keeps get- sored by New Jersey Cable Television Sl ^lltl with V.r Said applications aro on tllo In lha Olfico Housing and Urban Dovolopmonl roqulros To Answer A ; limo for magic cures. It's lime to get of tho Socrolary of Iho Planning. Bonrd, children. As financial pressures havo ting bigger, The net national debt has • Network so check your local listings PUBLIC NOTICE an Amohdmom In Iho oxlollnrj Inlorlocal The National Transportation Safety Board is laud- Annox Building/Township of Sprlnaflold, agroomonto for tho Counly, Ms participant Voice Personal mounted, both parents worked but the grown from $900 billion in 1980 to back to the basics. . Plosso note that said action Is sub|ocl lo Now Jaruy and aro avnllnblo lor public munlclpnlltloa, and Its pooplo lo bonoflt and come share your'ideas. . TROY HILLS OF SPRINGFIELD nspocilon. \ . resolution, Rulh M. Roes Irom this program; and FREE Call ing New Jersey as the most successful state in enforc- CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION, INC. human and government support for over $3 trillion today. Relatively • •- Pultitig ihe.economy back on track X Socrolary, WHEREAS, an Amendment has boon : NOTICE OF MEETING Socrolary - ' . Nancy Trolbor. our children decreased. As a society speaking, it is as if in 1980 you owed won t,bc cosy, nor painless. To rcduse OF BOARD OF DIRECTORS proposed under which Iho Borough of Voice Personal Ad ing laws against underage drinking^ The board says, U5520 Mountalnsldo Echo, . US2S5 Sprlnnflold Uoador, Mounlalnsldo and Iho County of Union In we haven't made children,a priority. ?.l. Bradley represents New You are horoby notlllod that • ragular March 2S, 1003 ... (Foo: $075) 1-900-226-1065 "If all states were as successful, we'd be seeing mas- . $10,000 on your credit card, and now trie deficit,.nothing should bo off lim- moqllna oi tho Board ot Director* drlha . March 25, 1603 . . (Foe: »0,2S) cooperation with participant municipalities Call Thai's not thinking of tomorrow, you owe $30,000. its. Yet, not. everything should be cut. Jersey In the U.S. Sennte. Troy Hills of 8pflndfl»ld Condominium will modify the Inlorlocal Sarvlcas contract Auoclallon, Inc., shall bo held on Ihe 20lh PASSED ORDINANCE purauunt to N.J.SA. 4O:0A-1; and $2.00 per minute sive numbers of lives saved. .. day ol March, 1003 beglnnlna >l 7:18 p.m. NO. 873-03 WHEREAS, u Is In tho bent Imprest of tho al ihe Springfield Public Library, located al BOROUGH OF MOUNTAINSIDE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Iho fol- : Borough of Mountalnsldo lo ontor Into ouch 1*800-564*8911 In 1980, 81 underage drivers were killed in SB Mounlaln Avonuo, Springfield, New UNION COUNTY, NEW JERSEY , lowing propound ordlnanco wno Introduced an ngreomenl; ' ' • . . • : Jorsoy. The agenda of this moollng shall PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN and pnoeodon first roadlng at o mooting of 1, Note Uic 4-digit number in the alcohol-related crashes in the Garden State. That Include old business, now business and all THAT Iho following Ordlnanco waspaflsod tho Mayor and Council oflho Borough of NOW. THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED 1. Write your ad down. Be. mailers properly brought 10 thVollonllon of nnd adopted on soeond and llnal hearing Mounlalnaldo, In Iho County of Unlon.-Stato by iho Mayor'and Council of tho Borough of ' ad you want to aaswer or you number dropped 85 percent in 1991 to 12. That's letter to the editor iho Board ol Directors. Formal action may duly hold by tho Mayor and CouncH of tho of Now Jorooy, hold on 16lh day of March, Mountnlnalda Ihnl tho amendment entitled; creative, be honest. be token on any matter properlyoomlng • :Borough of Mountalnsldo, Union County, 1003, and that said ordlnanco will bo takon Duration of Contract to modify Intorlocai may browse through the per- great* but the goal should be zero. bofore Iho Board, All unit owners of Iho" Now Jorsoy at a Rogular Mooting hold In up for funhor consideration for final pas- Sorvlcoa Agraomant dalod Docambor 15, 2. Your 20 word ad is free Condominium may attend the mooting and Iho Municipal Building, 1305 Roulo 22, . sano at. tho mooting of said Borouoh Coun- 1074, o copy ol which Is allnchad horoto, bo sonal greetings, be hoard according lo the rul«s of proce- Moumalnaldo, Now Jorsoy, on the 16lh day cil To bo hold In lha Municipal Building, 1305 oxoculad by Iho Mayor and Municipal Clark and will appear for 4 \rVhile New Jersey law prohibits the sale, purchase, taxing continue! Legislation for state-mandate, stale-pay is a cruel hoax I . dure adopted by wo Board. Roulo 22, Mountalnsldo, Now Jorooy, on In accordnnco with Iho proulnlons of law; o. March, 1003, Judllh E..0,ly Iho 20th day of April 1003, at 0:00 o'clock and • . ' possession and consumption of alcohol by those Jobs program better alternative The federal government, thestaic, county or municipal governments collect The balance or 1093 public meetings P.M., or as soon ihorooltor us said manor weeks. [' , . • shall bo held In June, September and. Borough Clork can bo roachod, at which lime and placo all taxes! they do not pay them!' The taxpayers do! An even worse.result of this December, and noilce of such meetings BE it FURTHER RESOLVED, that this 3. Record your free voice under 21, strict enforcement of the.jaw, education in To the Editor: ... shall bo potted at the Association Office on ORDINANCE NO. 873-93 pornono who may bo Intorostod Ihoroln will ordlnanco shall tako offocl Immadlaloly Is there a need for a "low security risk" prison for 3,200 inmates lnsteud of a legislation would bo the further destruction of home rule! The state could man- Iho first dny of each of the above daslo- ORDINANCE AMENDING bo glvon an opportunity to bo hoard con- ' upon lla onactmont. ' message. . the classroom and strong emphasis on non-alcoholic nntod.monlhs. . THE LAND USE ORDINANCE cerning tho «omo. U5257 Mountalnsldo Echo 2. Listen and follow the easy jobs program and rehabilitation at Fort Dix? ""> .. date projects and the people would, pay! The people, under the coasiitution, US27fSprlngriold Leader; March 85.1003 (Troo Protection) Judllh E. Osty March 25, 1003' (Foo: $23.00) 4. You can retrieve your mes- graduation and prom parties have contributed greatly U5256 Mountainside Echo, . . Borouah Clork directions to record your mes> : Alternatives to Incarceration.has long been a program.in Newark under the havo always had tho right to accept or reject proposals — this would deny that March 25, 1003. •. (Fee: $7.50) sages free of charge once • sage. . ' . to our success. . . r leadership of-the American Friends Service Committee. right! '•''''•• '•'.•.'•..'• ' .' ••"...•'.• per week. You. may . They have been speaking and acting on the need for job creation and n-habili- Not only are they trying to ignore the mandate of the people to stop spending, Keep up the good work, kids, parents, teachers and \ . union as an answer to drugs and crime. . retrieve , messages more but now the League of Municipalities is acting as a lobbyist group to push for When visiting Congressman Robert Franks last month, the Coalition for. than once per week by call- law enforcement people, and perhaps we'll reach our legislation to continue the pet political: projects. , . • 3. Touch-tone phones only,;You zero goal sooner than you think. Alternatives in Fort Dix prcsontcd the idea of ircommunity service jobs prog- I 77 WHY PAY 10 TO 20 CENTS HORB PER QALLON7T ing the 900 number, thercH- must be 18 years or older. ram similar to a Civilian Conservation Corps that benefited New Jersey during The League of Municipalities, which consists of elected officials of each loc- CHECKYaunHiaOlLPmCQTHENCAlLSIMONEBROS.&COWPAnE is'-a charge of $2.00 per the great Doprossionof the '30s and '40s. This program could bo of great bene- al municipality, are in office,to represent the constituents in their towns — not minute. ; fit to the cities, It could also address the need for more spending for city needs in act as a lobbyist for their,own self-interest!.There is nothing wrong with com- Legislative contacts the Save Qur Cities campaign of the U.S, conference of Mayors March on 5. You, must be 18 years of munities putting their heads together to solve mutual:problcms; but they're byp- WE ARE THE LOWEST PRICED FULL 4. 24 hours a day. 7 days a week. President Washington last May. age or older. assing the people! . ; Bill Clinton,-Democrat: Washington.D.C. 2051)0. . A foct'shcot is needed on the social cost/benefit of the 3,200 inmate prison SERVICE OIL COMPANY IN THE AREA 6. Call Classified now, we'll versus spending on a jobs program over a five year period: Which is most cost Every, time one of ihe elcctods says we can get a government grant, or federal .--'•. ••'"•" Congress , help you with your ad. effective in terms of ourtaxes and the benefits received? Thjs can be done by a funds for something like "infrastructure," we better check our wallets! No state- •YEAR ROUND LOW PRICES \ . U.S. Sen, William Bradley, Democrat,. 1605 Vuuxhall Roail, Union, reputable research group, mandate, state-pay! If they are so anxious to please the public, whatever hap- •AUTOMATIC DELIVERY 07083, 688-0960. . '. . ' '. . , ' •'. Congressman Franks, who has traveled the state for ideas and action on job pened to tho years of promises to honor tho mandate by the people to put Initia- •SERVICE CONTRACTS492.00 U.S. Sen. Frank R. Lautenbprg, Democrat, Gateway 1, Gateway Cen- •PROMPT PERSONALIZED " FIND YOUR : creation, is aware of what a planning .com.mi8.sion has doncin the Presidio Base tive & Referendum on the ballot? . . " ' : ter, Newark, 07102, 645-3030; - v in San Francisco. They have published alternatives in areas of the environment •' • :•-•-•• " Betiy A.. Schrbcck, Co-Coordinator SERVICE v U.S. Rep. Bob Franks, Republican, 7th Congressional District, 2333 •BUDGET PLANS . disabilities, energy production, youth training and nature conservation. Could, : ' . Union County Chapter ; MEETING PLACE Morris Avo., Union; 07083, 686-5576., • •COMPLETE HEATING this be a model for broadly based citizen participation in Fort Dix and McGuire Hands Across New Jersey Inc. INSTALLATIONS Governor. Air Force Base? in the Classifieds James J. Florio, Democrat: Stale House, Trenton 08625, (609) Could there bo alternative economic conversion measures Uken to allay the Letter writers 292-6000. •• '.'•'•. ' fears of defense workers and military personnel? ' . Worrall Community Newspapers Congress con.act to protect this sector of our economy in N.J. while planned Readers are enoouraged to. write letters to the editor expressing views on top- Springfield Township Committee SIMONEBROS. 463 Valley Street cut-backs are taking place. . , ics of interest. Letters should be typed; doubled spaced or legibly handwritten Mayor Philip Kurnos, Republican: 36 Norwood Drive, Municipal Office: • Bedding • Strollers * High Chairs • •••••'• r . . Sylvia_Zismon and no longer than2V4 pages. When necessary, letters will be edited for length, 1405 HARDING AVENUE Maplewood, New Jersey 07040 912-2200;. Residence: 376-8110. . . Coalition for Alternatives; in Fort Dix • Car Seats • Playpens clarity and fairness.. . . . th« MMlintf PI«M'<• InUncUd for ilnjU «dulu ov«r 18 who would Ilka to wub- Deputy Mayor Marcia Forman, Democrat: 72 Sherwood Road, For purposes of verification; all letters must include a name, address and day- LINDEN • Cradles • Bassinets ]\ibM niilioiiihlp with minbirt of Oit oppojlu in. Th« marusamtnt of Worrall 379-6065.' . ' •" •.•'-• . . '. tlmo telephone number. Unsigned letters wUTnot bo published; Names may be Commanily Ntwipipar*. Inc., nwrvH thi right U> tdlt or r«JKt any advarttu- rntnt, nwrdinglt flnda obJtctiaMbU and (• not llabla for any probltnu which Way Jeffrey Katz, Republican: 182 MeisclAve., 467-1597. State-mandate, state-pay a hoax withheld from print In certain circumstances upon the request of the writer and ariw from th< uaa or mituaa of thia urvlot. No lut nimti, addratm or phoiM JoAnn Holmes, Democrat: 30 Washington Avc., 379-9637. numturt an allowad in wrltlon adi or In racordad gTMlingi. Advartlur'a coat of To the Editor: with approval of the editor. Address letters for consideration to: Letters to the 908:862-2726 Harry'Pappas, Republican: Brian Hills Circle, 467-8874. ralriavfng maaiagaa (a $2.00 for tha flnt minute and D2.00 Ibr aach (ddlUonal editor, 1291 Stuyvesant Ave.i P.O. Box 3109, Union, 07083. The deadline for nlnula will ba eharfad to your phona bill. Touch ton* phona la raquirad In ordar fbr What an insult to the people of the stale! In spite of total political and finan- ; cial mutilation of the taxpayers of New Jersey, attempts to keep spending and letters is 9 a.m. Monday. . , A Family- Business for Over 55 Years adrartiaara Ui racord graaUnfi and ratrlvfa maaaagaa.

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i • .: i • 2,3* • WORRALL NEWSPAPERS— THURSDAY, MARCH 25, 1993 - 11 _ THURSDAY, MARCH 25, 1893 - WORRALL NEWSPAPERS - 2,3,4,5* lawmaker lifestyle to target to feed trash to Rahway burner By Jeff Jotz planning its own incinerator but the untouched by the suit. handguns Staff Writer idea was scrapped in 1990. Carson also said the agreement is Last week the Bergen County UCUA Executive Director Jef- a "put or pay" contract, meaning Assemblymen Alan M. Augustine Utilities Authority agreed to a con- frey Callahan said he expects the Bergen County would have [o pay and Richard H. Bagger were expected tract which would send almost one- county authority to approve the the set fee of S72 dollars and up per to introduce a bill to ban cheap hand- third of Bergen County's trash to Bergen agreement on or before its ton for 150,000 tons of garbage, guns involved in many crimes known the Rahway incinerator currently April monthly meeting. even though the county may end up as "Saturday night specials" and to under construction along Routes 1 submit an Assembly resolution call- & 9. 'This constitutes a fairly major vh a nge for ing on Congress to enact firearms, The 20-year agreement, which licensing standards and waiting per- was authorized last Thursday by the the original plan of the Union County iods as demanding as New Jersey's. utility, would guarantee 150,000 incinerator and should be the subject of The 22nd District Assembly mem- Richard Bagger Alan Auaustlne tons of trash each year from the bers said they will take great pains in North Jersey county. The agree- public hearings.' drafting the legislation to ensure that for 1991-92 indicate that one-tenth of ment is expected to be approved by —Bob Carson the proposed ban is directed toward cheaply on the black market where -1 percent of all violent crimes the Union County Utilities Authori- specific models of cheap handguns criminals can easily obtain them." involved the use of firearms covered ty and tho Union County Board of Concerned Citizens identified by law enforcement author- Augustine said that the controversy. by the governor's ban. Only 109 inci- Chosen Freeholders. ities as predominant weapons of over the Assembly's override of the dents involving assault weapons were "We see this agreement as a posi- "This was one area that was shipping less than ihe agreed choice manufactured, distributed or assault weapons ban is misplaced .reported in the past two years; 49,257 tive environmental and economical required to be settled," he said, amount or 150,000 ions to Rahway. Richard Fernandez and Kimberly Miller sold in the black market. The fire- because the Florio ban "had virtually total violent crimes were committed deal for both Union and Bergen "and we have one less critical item "The only liability (l)crgcn arm's familiar label is derived from no impact" in cracking down on the in 1991, while the 1992 totals — counties," said BCUA Executive on our agenda before the facility Couiuy) is excused from.is the dis- the case with which it is obtained by . vast majority of crimes, committed expected to be comparable to the pre- Director Larry McClure. becomes operational." posal, of the ash," said the UCUA's Miller-Fernandez troth criminals for use in violent crimes. with firearms.' ceding year — are still being McClure, whose authority is According to Bob Carson of the Callahan. "Once ii leaves ihe facili- "By banning the Saturday night . Augustine noted, "All the publicity compiled.. • slated to be dissolved by Bergen Concerned Citizens of Union ty, the UCUA becoin.'s ,|he owner . Mr. and Mrs. Denis H. Rushwqrth special, New Jersey would be taking that has appeared about the assault "The legislation we plan to intro- County Executive' William "Pat" County, a Rahway-bascd anti- of that ash." ;"' of Springfield, Va., have announced Her fiance, who was graduated the single-most important action to weapons issue might lead one to think duce is not aimed at simply making a Schubcr after Schubcr claimed mis- incinerator organization, the agree- However, Callahan said that a tho engagement of Mrs..Rushworth's from the Scton Hall Preparatory. date toward the goal of removing the that the ban was critical to the remov- statement, but taking effective action management of the authority, said ment should be brought up at public better understanding of ihe agree- daughter, Kimberly Christian Miller, School, West Orange, and the Univer- most commonly used form of wea- al of dangerous guns from our streets. designed to prevent the continued the county currently pays $63 per hearings. ment would be left up to ihe to Richard Paul Fernandez, son of Dr. sity of Denver, where he received a pons used by lawbreakers in the com- In fact, the governor's ban accom- widespread distribution of the kind of ton in tipping fees. That agreement, "This constitutes a fairly major UCUA's lawyers, and said "if we and Mrs. Jose M. Fernandez of Salvatore and Ellen Intrieri bachelor of science business admi- mission of violent crimes," Augustine plished nothing of the sort; there was firearm that is involved in a large per- ho added, expires next March. • change for the original plan of the can identify it as a Bergen Counly Springfield. • . Christopher Hatch and Deneen Martino nistration degree in marketing, also is said. . actually an increase in the rate of ccr-. centage of violent crimes," Bagger . According to McClure, Bergen Union Counly incinerator," he said, problem, Bergen Counly niust.siep The bride-elect, who was graduated County currently generates approx- "anishould bo the subject of public employed by government contractors Baggernoted, "Handguns kill more tain kinds of violent crime, including said. up to the plate." from Bishop Denis J. O'Connell High imately 540,000 tons of non- hearings." at Gexec Inc;, Arlington, Va. than 200 people, a year in New Jersey robberies and aggravated assaults Bagger and Augustine said one of Jerry Binncy, chief of staff to the Martino-Hatch betrothal Harsoh-lntrieri wedding School, Arlington, Va., and the recyclable trash each year, with and are without question the single committed with firearms, in the years the most difficult tasks involved in . Carson said the original. 1991 Bergen Counly executive, said. Ihe American University,- Washington, An October, wedding is planned in. 300,000 tons of that trash heading EJlcn Harsch, daughter of Mr. and Robert Lande of Denville served as most common type of firearm used in following enactment of the assault their, legislative effort will be to deve- memorandum . between the two BCUA is scheduled lo be dissolved D.C., where she received a bachelor Si! Joseph Catholic Church, Hemdon,. Mr. and Mrs. Angclo Martino of Fraternity. She is an assistant buyer of Mrs. Gary Harsch of Rosclle Park, best man. Ushers Were Jerry Pointck weapons law." to the Essex County incinerator in counties has disadvantages for both in approximately-five months fol- Va., and a reception, will follow at the commission of violent crime. In lop a workable definition of the Satur- Springfield, have announced the electronics for Caldor's, Norwalk, was married Oct. 10 to Salvatore of Georgia, Anthony Rubino of of arts degree in communication, is Newark and tho remainder sent to a Union and Bergen counties. He said lowing investigations by a Bergen many cases, the type of handgun Used According to figures compiled by day night special, since there nro engagement of their daughter, Conn., and resides in Bridgeport. Intricri, son of Mr. arid Mrs. Salvatore Pcquannock and John Rubino of West employed by government contractors Lansdown Resort, Leesburg, Va. landfill in Virginia. •• Union County would accept all lia- County newspaper and ihe.- state is a Saturday night special — one that the Federal Bureau of Investigation, dozens of models of handguns that Deneen, to Christopher Lee Hatch, Her fiance, who was graduated, Intrieri of Patcrson,. Patcrson, all cousins of the groom. is crudely manufactured and sold . The BCUA director also said the bility from Bergen County's trash revealed mismanagement and pat- estimates of the two'year crime totals -can easily be confused. son of Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Hatch of from Waterford High School in Con- Monsignor Joseph Loreti officiated Mrs. Intrieri, who was graduated- Union County Utilities Authority, that is shipped to the Rahway ronage plaguing the authority. Waterford, Conn. necticut, and the University of Con- at tho ceremony in' the Church of the from Rdselle Park High School, is 10 from county to vie _ _wjiishjs overseeing the construc- burner. .. • ' ' "The agency really didn't have A dinner party was held in the cou- necticut, Storrs, is a member of the Assumption, Rosello Park. A recep- employed by Woolworth.Corp., Now tion and operation of the $157 mil- For example, he said, if Bergen any credibility," he said. Binncy. ple's honor by the prospective bride's Zeta Psi Fraternity and is employed in tion followed at the Cotillion, York City. Ophthalmologist marks 5th lion facility, would charge Bergen Counly sent toxic or radioactive added that Bergen's solid waste parents at L'Affaire, Mountainside. Norwich, Conn. He is a sergeant in Garfield. ' . -: County S72 per Kin of garbage in malcrial- to the Union County management will he assumed by Her husband, who was graduated for pageant scholarship The bride-elect, who was graduated tho Connecticut Army National The bride was escorted by her Dr. Christine Zolli, board certified Institute of New Jersey in Newark, She is certified by the American 1994, when the Rahway burner is resource recovery plant, arid the ash the Bergen County Improvement from Don Bosco Technical High from Jonathan Dayton Regional High Guard. . . ,•'"'•' . . • father. Anne Harsch or Rosclle Park ki, who has been studying opera at ophthalmologist who is celebrating ; described glaucoma .as "the silent Association of Oculoplastic and slated to go online, He snid the cost from that hazardous material was Authority, which will also .honor School and Scton Hall University, On April 3, 10 of Union County's School, Springfield, and from the A January 1994 wedding is planned served as maid of honor for her sister. Juilliard School of Music for three her fifth anniversary at her ophthal- thief of sight." ••••'. Reconstructive Surgery, American would increaso to $75 per ton.in sent to a landfill, residents around any contracts made by the BCUA. where he.received a degree in market- most talented, women will compete University of Connecticut, Slorrs, is a in the Twin Brooks Country Club, Bridesmaids were Tina Perotti of . years. . . . ' - mological facilities at 105 Morris About two out of every 100 persons College of Surgeons and the Ameri- the landfill who may find their soil The change, he said, should not ing, is employed by CBL Trucking for the title or Miss Union County, a 1995, with a yearly 4 percent member of the Kappa Kappa Gamma Walchung. Roscllc.Park, Sandra Jnlricri.of Paler- Kenya Wright, 22, of Plainficld, Aye., Springfield, believes in public over the age of 35 have vision' can Board of Ophthalmology. She is or water tainted by die ash can sue . affect, the agreement between Ihe Incl, South Kearny. ' . preliminary step to the crown of Miss increase in fees for the next 18 son, sister of the groom, and Leslie America. The winner of the night's who attends Union County College service. To celebrate the fifth anniver- threatened by glaucoma and about also it member of the New Jersey years of the: contract. Union Counly, leaving Bergen ' BCUA and Union Counly. Wikandcr or Middlelown. Chelsea The newlyweds, who took a honey- program will represent the county at and works as a security officer at tho sary and as a public service* she has 70,000 Americans arc blind as a result Academy of Ophthalmology, Collcgo . McClure said Bergen Counly Genscr. of Oaklandi cousin of the moon irip.to California and Las Veg- the Miss- New Jersey Scholarship school, will present an African martial scheduled a free glaucoma screening of glaucoma. of Physicians of Philadelphia, Ameri- and the UCUA entered into a groom, served, as flower girl; as, Nev;, reside in Isclin., • , Pageant arid will receive $1,000 worth arts demonstration. between 2 and 5:30 p.m. on March 29. Zolli, a certified oculoplastic sur- can Association of Oculoplastic and "memorandum of Understanding" Call the editors stork club of scholarship and prizes. Another 22-year-old, Lu Ann geon of which there are only a half Reconstructive Surgery. . over the trash agreement in lute • Ever want to talk about something you think should be in the paper? Know Zolli, of tho Springfield Eye Executive Director Susan Dougher- Schnabble, is a violinist from Fan- dozen in the slato of Now Jersey, and For information and appoinlmqnl 1991. Ho added that the county was something that might make a good story? Do you know someone who might he Surgery and Laser Center and mem-. the subject of an interesting feature? Diabetes is topic of lecture ty announced rcconlly that the follow- wood. Wcslfiold resident Amy Metro- her new office affords patients the for the free glaucoma screening, call bcr of oculoplastic surgery at tho Eye advantage of outpatient eye surgery. If so, call the editors at 686-7700. •;...• ' Julie llene Plotkin ing women will be contestants: • ka, a 23-year-old Syracuse University (201) 376-3113." - . "Tremendous lifestyle changes; are Topics, in the.series will include Elana Chomiszak, an 18-ycar-old . graduate, will present a monologue A daughter, Julie llcne, was born Feb. 27 in Overlook Hospital, Sum- not always necessary for people with nutritional guidelines, the importance •: Linden High School senior, will per- titled, "Starting Monday." . mit, to Mr. and Mrs. Steven Ploikin of Florham Park. She joins two diabetes," said Dr. Harvey Buchollz, a of exercise, medical management and The pageant, open to tho public, brothers, Andrew and Kyle. The baby was named in memory of her form a lyric dnncc. • Rnhway Hospital staff ondocrinolo- potential complications of Iho disonso, will bo hosted at Arthur L. Johnson pmcmal great-grandfather, Jack .'Oomlsido,' und her mntonin! grout- prom the neighboring town of education gist who Will be a featured participant and changing behavior arid emotions Regional High School in Clark at 7:30 grandmother, ^Ida Bomsleih. : Rosellc is 23-yoar-oid Sonia Owchar- in (lie hospital's upcoming diabetes in diabetics. "... p.m. Tickets are $7 for adults and $5 Mrs. Plotkin, the former Rahdi Nclkin, is the daughter or Elaine and iw, who plans to perform a boogie- lecture scries. The scries will be held on fivecon - for students and can be purchased at Merwin Nclkin of Springfield. Her husband is the son of Carol and Bill woogie piano number. . In April and May, Rahway Hospital secutive Tuesday evenings beginning the door with profitsi going to scholar- Arnold of Woodbridge and Sidney and Maureen Plolkin of Fords. Marisa Pctroro, a 21-year-old Eli- Advanced reading Curtain countdown ships. The Miss America system; the will offer the spring 1993 Diabetes April 13, between 7 and 9 p.m. in zabeth resident and Kean College Rahway Hospital's Education Center. world's largest scholarship pageant Lecture Scries, a five-session scries junior, will present a dramatic mono- The fee for the program is $30. Pre- for women, gives $9 million in .scho- designed to help diabetics and their logue. Debra Janusz, a 23ryeaPold registralibn is required and. due to the larships annually. . •'•'•: Alexander Joseph Van Pelt ' families bettor manage this perplexing tap dancer, is also an Elizabeth resi- interactive nature of the series, enroll- Not just a beauty pageant, the Miss • A son, Alexander Joseph, was bom March 5 in Overlook Hospital, disease and explore the ways diabetes, dent. A third contestant from Eli- ment is limited. America program is based 40 percent Summits to Mr. and Mrs. Scott Van Pell or Bayonne. can affect their'lifes. . . . zabolh is Lilza Jurado, a 20-year-old . Participants are invited to bring one on talent, 30 percent on personal Mrs. Van Pelt, the former; Carolyn Falkowski; is the daughter or The purpose! of the series, accord- award-winning . baton twirler. The family member to the lecturo series as interview and IS percent on swimsuit Joseph and Patricia Falkowski of Kenilworth. Her husband is the son or ing to Buciioltz, is to educate diabe- fourllvElizabeth resident is Tina Wil- a support person. For more informa- and evening wear competition. : Jack and, Fldrenco Van Pelt of Bayomte. • . tics and their families so that they liams, an. 18-yeor-old Union Catholic tion and to register, call tho hospital's For more information, call call have a better understanding about the senior whose talent is lyric dancing. Education Department at 499-6193. ..Dougherty at 382-0910. disease. . . ' From Rosclle Park is Lori Zoglars- Daniel Jay Kelk A son, Daniel Jiiy, was born Feb. 25 in Overlook Hospital, Summit, to . Mr^ and Mrs. Jay S. Kolk of Scotch Plains. Mr. Kelk is the deputy chief or GRAND OPENING the Mountainside Firo Department. . Mrs. Kelk, the former Janet E. Kcommenhoek, is the daughter or Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth Kcommenhock of Wcstficld. KOREAN KARATE . Lake Hopatco'ng, N.J: . .a feeling, not just a place!"

• 4, (, I WEIK FHOGRAMS lor >g«l 1 Ihru 15 vein • DOOR-TO-DOOR TRANSPORTATION lit llr-condltlomd vim EASTERN ..•1 OLYMPIC POOtS • PRIVATE LAKE lor boillni, ulllng, ctnotlni, lllhlng . Ehab Sadek gets some assistance'. from .Walton 0 15 ATHLETIC FIELDS (or (II tportl o EXTENSIVE ROPE CUMIINC ORTHODONTIC COURSE •"Scioo.l instructor, James Guinee, on a computerized Jonathan Dayton Principal Judith Wickllne presents •'. ' ' • HORSEIACK RIDING • MINIATURE GOLF reading program...... ; ,/ senior Andrew Sarno with a plaque noting his selection '• o J AHT STUDIOS lor mulll-midU »rti, nramln, woodworking INSTRIJGTOR as the school's 'Student o,f .the Month' for March. ASSOCIATES • THEATER o DANCE • MUSIC . TRIPS OVERNIGHTS • SPECIAL EVENTS \ NATURE PROGRAM. • ARTIST-IN-«eSIDENCEx« TEEN TRAVEL MIKEPERRY i LITTLE WILLOWS VILLAGE Ultl 3 to 51 offering ) A S-diy proir«m» Scholar-athlete Sarno I lh< camp or obtain Information coll (501) W-I3»7 or (StH) Here's Something To Right Now 8 Weeks $2195 Springfield resident Undsey Brooks, right, joins Ivy. recognized by Dayton Smile AboutlY KoelliRer of Chatham Township in rehearsing for the dent in the National Merit Scholarship Stony Hill Player's production .of The Velveteen Andrew Samo of Springfield, a COMPARE OUR UNBEATABLE PROGRAM * PRICE 1 Program and has been selected by the INTRODUCTORY • Rabbit, scheduled for March 27, 28, and: April 3 at senior, at Jonathan Dayton Regional New Jersey Suite Department of CLASSES ^ 2 p.m. and 4 p.m. The production will be held at High School, has becrisclocted as the PER the Oakes Memorial Outreach. Center in Summit. school's Studont of the Month for Higher Education as an Edward MONTH* March. . . Bloustein Distinguished Scholar. Last What The Well-Eclucated SUNDAY June, Samcyparlicipaled in Inc. Ameri- A student athe)ctc,. Samo has MARCH 28 can Legion Jersey. Boys Slate citizen- Energizing attained a grade-point average of 3.7 ^ Woman Of The APRIL 4 APRIL 11 and is ranked 10th academically in ship conference. BRACES - Complete Case! 12-1:30 PM this year's senior class. Outside of school, Samo works as a Nineties Will He serves as editor-in-chief of the vftliintcer for his church, the First Pre- • FREE Consultation . . . . sbyterian Church of Springfield. CLASSES BEGIN Dayton Journal, the school's student • NO Interest Charge Be Wearing. nowspapor, and is a member of the After his graduation in June, Samo "•• WE ACCEPT Assignment of Insurance Payment French Honor Society. . plans to attend one of the following • MASTERCARD, Visa, Discover and Amex Welcomed APRIL 15, 1993 Sarno has compoted for the institutions, of higher learning: Johns , •PARALEGAL Hopkins University, Cornell Univcr^ • EVENING and Saturday appointments available; I . INFORMATION PKOCN8S1NG 6-7:30 PM Jonathan Dayton football, wrestling . • EXECUTIVE SF.CKKIARIAI. and truck teams in each of his four sity, the University of Pennsylvania or Dr. Robert Segnll, Orthodontist •COMl'LTKUIZI'l) ACCOUNTING yeftrs at the school, In addition, he has Rutgers University. Ho intends to enroll in college as a pre-med major. (Orthodontic Specialty Permit #2832) • ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT been named as the Cpmmonded StU: k • TRAVEL & CONI:ERENCE For Information Call: Melvln Feller, D.D.S. k PLANNING • • HOTEL AND RESTAURANT UNION WOODBRIDGE PARLIN MANAGEMENT Correction policy (908)964-4343 (908) 750-3600 (908)727-3024 Placement Assistance Available (201) 992-4955 Walton pre-klndergarteri students, from left, Jake It is the policy of this newspaper to correct all significant errors that urc brought lo the editor's attention. If you believe that wo have made such an error, •Brnco youroolll Prom now until Juno 15, 1003 you pan oat braces lor any member Qf the Tuchman; Andrew Levy, Lyndsey Krumholz, Melissa Inmlly lor an unbolloyable $1008 (our reoulnr Ise js $2305). And what's even more Incredible Katharine Gibbs Tae Kwon Do-Chung Do Kwan Bookbinder, Nicholas Paollno and Alex ..Blum dig In please write Tom Conavan, editor, 1291 Stuyyesanl Avo., Union, 07083, or call Is Iho no-lntorost, low monthly pnymonl of $72 for 24 months altor a $270 down payment. Call Debra MoQarvey and Joey Fanning, studentsjat St. to a hearty snack to< replenish their energy during a him at 686-7700 weekdays before 5 p.m. .-•'."• now lor on appointment with our orthodontlo specialists, end prepore lor your new smile The Shortest Distance Between You and Success James School In Springfield, placed first and sec- today. Ask about tho availability or clear, almost Invisible ceramic braces at a nominal 232 Mountain Avenue • Springfield busy day at the school. nddlllonol cost. This oiler not valid In conlunollon with any other orthodontic promotion or wllh ond respectively Infoe North Jersey Spelling Bee. any propald capitation program. '. • • Montclair 201-744-6967 (Inside Diuue Fanlasliks Sludio) 12 — THURSDAY, MARCH 25, 1993 — WORRALL NEWSPAPERS - 2,3*

-EDBLIC.NOTICE. PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOT1CE_ PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE and control, landscnping, parking aroas purbusnt to and wllhln tho limitations pro- and facilities, rocroaiionnl and rost aroos ficrlbed by tho Local Bond Law. NOTICE IS HEREBVOIVEN that tho (ol- TOWNSHIP OF SPRINGFIELD PLANNING BOARD —Sec4ion— TOWNSHIP OF SPRINGFIELD and facilities, and iho so (mprovomonls gon- SECTION 3. lowing proposed ordlnanco was Inlrodueod - BOROUGH OF MOUNTAINSIDE COUNTY OF UNION. N.J. , orally pormittod for podoclrlan malls undor A. Tho Purpo&o horoby authorized and and passed on first reading al a mooting ol PUBLIC NOTICE AN ORDINANCE CREATING A SPE- Soclion 2 of P.L. 1072, c. 134 (c. 40;5G-6G) (or which tho bonds aro lo bo Isouod Is to the Mayor and Council ofthe Borough of NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thai the CIAL IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT WITHIN pursuant lo permanent rogulallonc of tho finance renovations and Improvonionls to B THE TOWNSHIP OF SPRINGFIELD. Mountainside, In the Counly ol Union, Stale Borough of Mounlalnslda Planning Board, governing body. and acquisition of equipment for Iho munici- ol Now Jersey, hold on 16In day ol March, 1385 Roulo 22. Mountalnsldo. New Jersey MARCH 25, 1993 UNION COUNTY. NEW JERSEY AND (12) Publicfco tho District and tho pal swimming pool, Including: acqulellion 1993. and that said ordlnanco will bo taken will meet In executive session lo discuss lilt ESTABLISHING A DISTRICT MANAGE- businoGsos Includod within tho Dl&tricl and Installation of now lifeguard elands; up lor further consideration lor final pas- oabon. Various Issues will be discussed MENT CORPORATION TO PROVIDE boundaries; renovation of Iho Interior filtration syslom saoo at the mooting ol said Borough Coun- and action may be taken. Meeting will bo SERVICES WITHIN THE DISTRICT {13) Recruit now buciho&sos to Ml vocan- and roplacemont of oxtorior main pipe for cil So be held In the Municipal Building, 1305 held on April 8, 1SS3 al 8:00 p.m. at the WHEREAS. Iho Township Commlltoo tho main poof, Including Installation of now rogmdc Iho Sprlngflold Downlown District clos in, and to balanco tho bu&lnoss mix of Route 22, Mountalnsldo. Now Jersey, on Mountainside Municipal Building. tho district; piping, now filtration otemonl, concrato tho 20lh day ol April 1093, at 8O0 o'clock OF SPRINGFIELD INTO DISTRICTS FOR Ruin M. HOOB us on IniogtQl and vllnl economic and eoclnl ro nova lions and new main pipe; renova- (orco In iho Township of Sprlnnflold; and - (14) Organize and coordinate) cpociat P.M., or as soon thereafter as said manor SUCH PURPOSE: THE CREATION OF A Secretary ovonls In tno Dl&tricl pursuant lo portinont tions and Improvements to tho racqueiball can be reached, al which time and place all WHEREAS, tho Township Commiiloo courts. Including concroto renovations, U5519 Mountainside Echo, fomlnod Uio lirm at P. Dnvld Zlmmormnn, rogulniions of Iho Township Committoo; persons who may bo Interested thoroin will ta i «LJLI&MIVIEIM I ur """-"vasLY.KX March 25, 18B3 (Fee: $5.00) (15) Provido spocial parking arrnngo- resurfacing of playing area, colorcoatlng Bo glvon an opportunity to bo hoard con- TIONS AND STANDARDS GOVERNING Profocelonnl Plnnnor lo dovolop n Roviloli* paint and striping and romovol of materials zailon And Rodovolopmoni Improvomonl monls for tho District subjocl lo prior Town- cernlng the sariw. . ~ THE SUBDIVISION AND DEVELOPMENT ship Commiltoo approval; and debris; renovations end Improvements •Jl"- _' . Osl"-y• OF LAND WITHIN THE TOWNSHIP. AND Plenty of talent among this group Implomonioiion Masior Plnn For Tho (16) Provido tomporary docoratlvo llnht- lo concrete sidowalks, Including but nol lim- Borough Clork THE ESTABLISHMENT OF A PLANNING TOWNSHIP OF SPRINGFIELD Springfield Downlown (Iho "Plnn") lo ited lo saw cutting, romoval and replace- onhnnco Iho Downlown DJelrid'c commnr- Ing in tho District. ORDINANCE 875-03 BOARD AND ZONING BOARD OF COUNTY OF UNION, N.J. Soctlon 7. Tho Corporation shall bo gov- ment of subbaso end concrete sidewalk. AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND THE ADJUSTMENT AND APPROPRIATE TAKE NOTICE, that there will be a spe- clal vinbllily nnd nitrncilvontiGs; lo holp iho Installation of nococonry drainage material Dov^niown District attract now buslnocsos erned by a Board of Trustooo consisting of CODE OF THE BOROUGH OF MOUN- PENALTIES AND PROCEDURES FOR cial moollnn of tho Township'Committee, olovon (11) momboru oppoiniod by iho and Items and romoval of matorial and TAINSIDE. NEW JERSEY TO INCLUDE VKJLATIONS OF THESE PROVISIONS; Tuosdny, March 30, 1903 at 3:30 pm In nnd racldoniinl dovolapmonl In Iho Down- debris; acquisition and Installation of now All-Area Boys' Basketball Team town District; nnd Township Commllloo as IOIIOWG: THE $0.50 SURCHARGE FOR DEPO8IT ALL ENACTED PURSUANT TO N.J.S.A. tho Planning Board Room, Municipal Bui d- (1) A Mombor of tho Township Commit* . playground oqulpmoni; and acquisition and INTO THE EMERGENCY MEDICAL Ing. The purposo ol tho mooting Is lo Dis- WHEREAS, Iho TownGhip Commiltoo. installation of now baihroom cloll partitions, dociros to implomrml tho Plan for Iho Down- loo nppointod by a majority voto of iho TECHNICIAN TRAINING FUND (EMTTF) TAKE NOTICE, that Iho foregoing Ordl- cuss tho Budgol nnd any othor manors that Township Committoo; (2) Iwo (2) rosldonls Including wllh ro&poci lo all of tho forogolng AND TO INCREASE THE MAXIMUM PEN- may como briar.'ltotta.nl . features this year's best players \ town District; nnd Improvomonts and acquisitions iho acquisi- nanco was passod and approved at a regu- MAGU|R| WHEREAS,' pursunnt la -N.J.S.A. of iho Townchp of Springfield who nro ALTY UNDER SECTION 7-13 OF THE lar mooting of the Township Committee o neither nn ownorortonnniolpropprty in iho tion of oil mntorlnlB and iho porformanco of CODE OF THE BOROUGH OF MOUN- Township Clork 40:56-65 oi; soq,, Mho "Acp tho Township all work necessary ihorofor and incidental Iho Townsfilp ol Sprlngflold)n Iho County ol . CoMimittoo ol Iho Township ol Springliold District nor conduct a bucfnOGs thoroin nor TAINSIDE FROM S50.00 10 $100.00. Union and Stalo of Now Jorsoy^hold on U5281 Springfiold Londor. _ „„. By J.R. Piirnchlnl . iGn.&iockholdor, officor, omployoo or dlroc- thereto. BE IT ORDAINED By tho Mayor and {Iho "Township") horoby dolornnnos thnl B. Tho ostlmnlod maximum amount of TuoGday i March 25\ 1993 (Foo: $5.00) Iho atoa horoinnflnr do'-iignarod ns n Spo- lor of any bu&ino&G-conduclod In tho Dis- Council ol tho Borouoh ol Moumalnsldo, nnd Susan Krnkowlockl trict; (3) ihroo (3) porsons who nro ownors bonds or nolds lo bo i&suod for tho Purpose Counly ol Union ond Stalo ol Now Jorsoy, •"DoputirTownshlp Clerk cinl Improvomonl District Oho "District") is in Is $57,000. This 1992-93 campaign was another stellar season for most of ihe boys' tho bqtit Iniorosl of tho Township nnd its of ronl octnto locaiod wiihin tho District, or that tho Code ol Iho Borough ol Mountain- U5265 Sprlngllold Loader, _ .._,„; rosicjonis for promoting oconomic growth officials of n corporation or ontily owning • C. The oGtlmntod total cost of Iho Pur- cldo. Now Jorsoy, bo ond tho samo horoby March 2S, 1S03 (Foo: $12.75) S / baskclball learns in the Worrall Community Newspapers' readership area. poso Is equal to tho amount of Iho appropri- SUPERIOR COURT'OF NEW JERSEY nndornployomni within iho Downtown Die- ronl osmto within Iho-Districl; Ihroo (3) per- is nmondod an Iollow6: P : tricl nnd iho gonornl. wolfnro of Iho Town- sons who nro proprietors or omptoyoos of ation of. $60,000 horoln rnado Ihorofor. 1) Socllon 7-13, ontlllod "Ponnlty," ol CHANCERY DIVISION UNION COUJITY Seven of 10 local squads enjoyed winning campaigns. ship of Springfield* nnd for tho purposo of businesses conducted In tho District, one SECTION 4. All bond anticipation no loo Chaplor VII of tho Borough Codo Is SHERIFF'S SALE Hillside (22-3) won a fourth consecutive North Jersey, Seclion 2, Group 2 improving municlpnl tnx rntnblos for iho (1) mombor of iho township planning bonrd Issued ho ro undor shall moiuro al such amondod to road: SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY opnriioo locaiod within tho'Downlown and ono (1) mny bo iho owner of commer- timos as may bo doiormlnod by tho Chief . 7-13 PENALTY CHANCERY DIVISION UNION COUNTY title. Union (15-8) handed eventual Group 4 champion Irvinglon its-only loss cial or bu&inoss ronl ostato locaiod any- Flnnnclal Offlcor. provided that no nolo K uirici:'nnd Unloss another ponally Is oxprossly pro- DOCKET NO. F-1B262-01 CITICORP before the Blue Knights were defcaied in Ihc Toumamcnl of Champions. WHEREAS, n District Mnnngnmnnt Cor- whoro In tho Township of Springfiold or an shnll maluro lator than ono ye or from Its vided by Now Jorsoy Slatuto, or by this revi- MORTGAGE, INC., Plnlnlllf. VS. WENDY il iu?r0NF§R porntion would provido ndmini&irntivo and olficlnl of a corporation or onilty owning real dnto. Tho notes shall bonr intorosiat cuch sion, ovory poroon convlctod of a violation SINGER a/k/n WENDY SINGER HOLLAN- E Other area squads with winning records included Rosclle (19-5), Rahway oeiaio locaiod nnywhoro wiihin iho Town- ralo or rates and bo In such form as may be GA G E C E S a othor Gorvicos lo bonofit iho Jjuslnossos, of a provision ol this ordinnnco or ony sup- DER, ET. AL.. Dalnndnnts CIVIL ACTION B y v lrl^ o7 Hfe abovo.s..l.d writ o. omployofis, rosldanis nnd consumors in Iho ship of Springfiold; • • • dotormlnod by tho Chlof Flnanclnl Olflcor. plbmont Ihoroto shall bo liable to o ponolty WRIT OF EXECUTION FOR SALE OF (18-6), Dayton (15-10), Linden (14-9) and Rosclle Park (12-11). Downtown District; nnd (2) Tho nppolntmont of Members lo tho Tho Chlof Flnnnclal Olllcor shall dolorminc of not moro than Ono Hundrod ($100.00) execution to mo dlrecwd I ahall MPOH <« all manors In cohnocllon wilh notes ISGUOC MORTGAGED PREMISES sale by public vonduo. In ROOM 207, In the WHEREAS, n spocinl nssnssmoni shnll Board of Trustooo shall initially bo as fol- Dollars or Imprisonment lor a torm not By vlrtuo ol iho abovo-stntod writ ol The following high school boys' baskclball learns covered by Worrall Com- pursunnt to thlc bond ordinnnco, and the Cour]u 1t Housel , n1 the CityI ol Elizabeth, N.J. bo impoGOd nnd collaciod by Iho Township lows: Four (4) mombors for a ono (1) your oxcoodlng 15 days or both, and chnll bo oxocullon lo mo dlroclod I shnll oxposo lor " .'. ,JlSi l?!ftri; »a"'i!:i' <1'ih"HiTii"iirAn»ii munily Newspapers include: Union; Daylon Regional, Brcarley Regional, witith IhIh n rnnulnl r proporl„,,ly, iin.„ „* „„pnymon, oll oo_r.r torm; foufo r (4)) mombor b s fof r n Iwt o (2)-*yon(2)-yonr Chief Flnnnclal Olficor's olgnoturo upon Iho asoosGoan $1.00 ATS surchnrgb, pursunnl WEDNESDAY Iho'i4lh day ol Aprl pnymont Inilou ol inxoos or othmwlco.-anothorwlco. nndd 'orm; nnd throo (3) mombofofor n ihroo "(3) notoo shnll bo concludvo ovldonoo as lo nit to Chaplor 05, Lnws of 1000, lor dopoolt Co A.D., 1903 Roselio Park, Hillside, Johnson Regional, Rosclle, Roselle Calholic, Linden ns horoiruilior or hornnllornnllor dosignntodosigrmtod byby.. yoar term. Thorpnflor, nppolntmontG will bo 'cuch dolormlnaiiona. All notos lenuod Into Iho Automated Traffic System (ATS) on Wodno&dny, Iho. 21&t dny ol April, A.D. iho Township Cammliioo of tho Township iorn throo (3) yonr torm. Tormo chnlloxpiro horoundor may bo renewed from lime to Fund croniod by Chdplor 96, Laws ol 1000,' "Townohlp of Springfiold, County ol and Rahway.' • • ' ; iho Township Commlitr. tlmo Bubjocl to iho provisions of N.J.S.A, 1903 nl Iwo o'clock in Iho aflornoon ol.cald Union, Stalo ol Now Jorsoy. Premises com- nil or n ponion ol thosIhoso pnymonlpnyn G Ghnll bo on oocombor 31ct. nnd nholl bo n&ooasod a $0.50 EMTTF sur- dnyr. • Worrall Community Newspapers include the: Union Leader, Springfield irnmilorrod to iho District Mnnngomonl Cor- (3) Vnf°ncioo on tho Bonrd ol Truclooc <10A:2-0 (a). Tho Chief Financial Offlcor In charge pursunnl to Chnptor 143, Lowa ol Municipality: Township 61 Sprlngflold ' monly known as 567 Mountain Avonuo. nr o horoby nutnorlzod to soil pnrt Of nil of Iho 1992; for deposit Into tho Emorgoncy Modl- Sprlngllold, Now Jor6oy.Trio nearest cross Leader, Mountainside Echo, Kcnilworlh Leader, Roselle Park Leader, Hillside •porniloip to olfoclunlo iho purposes ol this . appointed by Ih6 Township Commitloo noloG from tlmo lo ilmo al public .or privato Stroot AddrOGG: 05 Bovorly Rond slrool Is Hlllsldo Avonuo. • , Omar Howard Shelton Colbert Hakeem Gaines Ordinnnco nnd lo oxorciso Uio powors cnl Tochnlclnn Training Fund (EMTTF) Tn* Lot: 23 Tnx Block: 121 Rabih Abdullah nnd wl I bo flllod for Iho oxplrailon of Iho onto and lo dollvor them to Iho purchasers crontod by Chaplor 143, Lnws ol 1002. Thoro Is duo approximately the sum of Leader, Clark Eagle, Rosclle Spectator, Linden Leader and Rahway Progress. givnn la it by this ordinnnco nnd, iho Act; thereof upon rocolpt of pnymonl of the Approxlrnnlo dimensions: 75 foot x 104 Roselle . Roselle Rahway ~Hahway nnd term. This Ordinnnco nhnll lako olfocl twenty loot $135 149.57 togothor wllh Intoroot.nLlho 1 (4) Tho mombor of thb Township Com-, purchnso prico plus nccruod intoroct from' conuacl rato ol 12% ol $123,620.57 from Here is Worrall Communily Newspapers' 1992-93 All-Area Boys' Baskcl- WHEREAS, It Is In tho boat Interact of Iho mltloo shall bo oppoiniod for a ono (1) yoar tholr dales to tho dnlo ofdollvory thoroof. dnys nltor tho first publication hornol nllor Nonroct croGB drool: South Sprlngflold Township nnd tho gnnornl public lo cronto flnnl pnssngo. Avnnuo Mnrch 1, 1992 to tho dale ol Final Judge- ball Team: ••'••.' • .' torm ending Docombor 31&1. . Tho Chief Flnanclnl Offlcor Is dfroclod lo. U52S8 Mounmlnolda Echo mont BI5IQ2 nnd lawful Inlorosl ihoronlter Ihn District horolnnltor cpoclllcnlly outlined (5) Tho Chnirman of tho Bonrd of Trus- rnpori in writing to.tho governing body nt Iho Thoro Is duo npproxlmntoly Iho sum of on Iho lotnl sum duo nlnlntllf and costs. FIRST-TEAM nnd driGlgnntod-nnd to eslnblish n District toes Ghnll bo nppoinlod by iho Township moollnrj noxt succeeding, iho dnlo when Mnrch 25, 1003 (Foo; $23.00) $102,043.05 togothor wilh Inwlul Intorocl Mannuomont Corporntion; . Ihoroon Irom Juno 20, 1002 nnd. cools. Thoro Is a full lognl description on file In Commiltoo annunlly. any onto or dolivory of the noloppurcuaiit to tho Union CountyShorlllsoffice.ThoShor- RA1IIH AHDUIXAH, Roselio: The senior Kiinrd averaged-17.6 points io NOW. THEFIEFOFIG. RE |T ORDAINED (6) No oxompilon la grnniod from Town- this bond ordinance is mmJo, Such report Thoro IG n full lognl do&cripllon on fllo In IH reserves tho right to adjourn this sals. by tho-Township Committed ol tho Town-. shiip OdinanceOrdinances regardingroanrdinf] rohioval from must Includo iho amount, tho description, iho Union County Shorill'G Ollico. ' lead the Rams in scoring and carry them io a 19-5 record. ship of Springfiold: TOWNSHIP OF SPRINGFIELD HOYT S SALIBA nppolniod positions duo io fnifuro-to nltond Iho inioroBt rato nnd Iho mnturlty ochodulo Tho Shorill rpGorvos tho right to adjourn CX 1128-05 (STL y "Rabih handles the ball well, dunks well.and is a strong.rebnundcr," Rosclle ' Soclion V. Thoro is horoby crontod nnd mootingo. . ' of tho noloc Gold, Iho prlcn obinlnod and tho COUNTY OF UNION. N.J. Ihio r>nlo, . docignniod within tho .Township ol Spring- Soclion 0. If nny provisions of thlo ordi- namo of iho purchnsor. AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND THE RALPH FROEHLICH OEL|oH . head coach Stan Kok'ic said. "He has.vcry strong moves,to Ihc basket.' He's just, liold iho Sprlnnfiolc) Spoclnl Improvomont nnnco should bo hold Invalid, or contrary lo REVISED GENERAL ORDINANCES OF SHERIFF. SHERIFF District" (tho "District") horoinnltor doclg- Inw, by a courl ol compoionl jurisdiction, II SECTION 5. Tho capital budgol of Iho THE TOWNSHIP OF SPRINGFIELD 1991, KAT2. ETTIN, LEVINE 4 . • U5084 Sprlnglleld Loador Mnrch 18, 25, a great all-around player." ...... nnlod by- oiront ncJcirosG nnd tnx lol nnd ' shnll In no wny nlfoci Iho validity ol iho othor Township Is hornby nmnndod to conform CHAPTER 165, CHAPTER 3, MUNICIPAL KunHWEIL, P\A. April 1, B, 1993 , (Foe: $54.00) block number sot lorth in Section Ihroo (3) provisions of this ordinnnco. Olhor ordl- wllh Ihn provlnlohs of ihls.bond ordlrtanco to SWIM POOL, MEMBERSHIP FEES. CX-1370-06 (STL 8. SI) . One of the highlights of Abdullah's season was his 32?ppini performance horaol. Tho District srjnll bo cubjoct ion nnncoa of Iho Township of Sprlngfibld _tho oxtont of nny Inconsiotoncy horowlth. TAKE NOTICE, that Iho foregoing Ordi- U5273 Sprlngllold Londor Mnrch 25, against Newark Tech,, his season high. In that game he connected oil seven cpoclnl nsaocsmonl on nit property within which may bo Inconclsionl with any provi- Tho roQolullon In tho farm prbmulgnlpd by ' nnnco wnb paused nnd approved at a regu- April 1, 0, 15, 1003 (Foo: $53.00) COUNTY OF UNION N.J. iho District which Ghnll bo Imposed by ihn sion of ihio ordinnnco nro roponlod io tho . tho Locnl Flnanco Bonrd showing full dotnll lar mooting of Iho Townohip Commllloo of ORDINANCE TO AMEND AND SUP- three-pointers. • . '' Township ol Springfield lor iho purposes ol oxionl of tho Inconslcioncy. ' • ot Iho nmnndod capital budgot and capital Iho Townohip of Sprlngllold In Iho County ol PLEMENT THE GENERAL ORDINANCE profnaring thoaconcmic nnd gonornl wol- Section 9. This ordinnnco ohnll. inko proprnm an npprovod by Iho Dlroqlor or Iho Union nnd Stnlo of Now Jorsoy, hold on TOWNSHIP OF SPRINGFIELD OF THE TOWNSHIP OF SPRINGFIELD, A testament of his versatility as an all-around alhlcic is his decision to attend inro ol iho District nnd iho municipality. Tuosdny ovdnlng, March 21, 1003. olfocl Immodlmely upon pnssngo nnd publl- Division of Locnl Government Sorvlceo Is COUNTY OF UNION, N.J. COUNTY OF UNION, CHAPTER 104 - Lchigh University, a Division 1-AA school in Bethlehem, Pa., on a football Section 2. M Is iho 'mention pnd purposo cntion ns roquirod by low. ... on file wilh Iho Township Clork and avail- KATHLEEN D_. . WISNIEWSKI ORDINANCE TO AMEND AND SUPPLE- . LIBRARY PROPERTY ol this Ordmnnco to o'neournno nnd c nhlf> Ihnro' for nnhlln Innpo^llnn. •-— 1 J3opulyJownohlp_CJorJ(—-MENT-T-HE-GEhlEHAL-ORDINANCE OF —BE-IT ORDAINED-by-lho-Townshlp- scholarship.-"—-—-- ••• 7——— -.- : .- —^-^-.. vof in hnvo ihn oxlorlors of oil struciuros In .APPENDIX A SECTION. 6. Tho following additional U5S04 Sprlnnllold Londor, THE TOWNSHIP OF SPRINGFIELD, Commlltoo ol tho Township ol Sprlngllold, iho Disnicl-.which nrp'.or bocomo ucod PROPERTIES SPECIALLY BENEFITTED manors nro horoby doiormlnod, declared, March 25, 1003 (Foo: $6.00) COUNTY OF UNION, CHAPTER 8 - in Iho County of Union as follows: : OMAR HOWARD, Roselle: The junior gunrd was Roselle's second- wholhor.nll or In pnrl, tor non-ror.ldan.lnl BY THE- CREATION OF THE recited nnd ainloa: TRAFFIC. • ' . Soctlon 1. Amondmonl. Chnptor 104, uso, ns cloflnod in iho Township ol Spring- leading scorer, ovcraging 14.5 points. He also paced ihe team in assists, averng-. SPRINGFIELD TOWNSHIP SPECIA1 L A, Tho Purpo&o done r I bod In Socllon 3 BE IT ORDAINED by Iho Township com- Library Proporly, Is horoby nmondod to liold Lnnci pcivolopmont • Ordinnnco, nn IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT (A) of ihls bond ordlnanco Is not n curronl • 1 TOWNSHIP OF SPRINGFIELD minor* ollho Townahlp.of Sprlngllold, in tho Includo Soctlon 6, which shalj rood as ing 5.4. • . '••...' . . ' : ' nm'mufad,' to bo roprosoninllvo of ,tho expanse. II Is nn Improvomont thai Iho COUNTY OF UNION, N.J. Counly ol Union, os lollpws; follows: . • • . design of non-rosidohlinl siructuros in oxis- Block Lol Address* Township may Inwfully undortnko no a cnp|- ORDINANCE TO AMEND AND SUPPLE- Soctlon 1. Amondmont, Chnplor 0, Traff- . Violations and Ponnllloa - Every porson "Omar has shown a lot of potential and will probably be one of .the'better tonco during iho Colonial Ern to tho ond tnl projoci and Qonornl Improvomonl, and MENT ORDINANCE 01-8. AN ORDI- ic, Socllon 0-7, Ponaltlos, ohall provido thnt convicted of a violation of the provisions of Hint,' wilh iho passing of ilmo, Colonial or 7.01 11 120 Morris Avonuo no part of iho cool thoroof has boon ar ohnll Iho pnnnlllno chnll not bo loss than $5.00 players.in Union County next season," Kokie said. "He's nol afraid 10 lake Cotoninl compnliblo. Tncndos nnd clgnngo . 7.01 13 150 MorrlG Avonuo NANCE TO APPROPRIATE MONEY this chaplor ohnll bo liable for each offonse 0.04 17 32 Blocks Lnno bo specially asaosood on proporly opoclnlly FROM THE CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT nor moro Ihnn $100.00. by a lino not lo oxcood $100.00. charge on the court. He's very quick and he sees the floor well. He frequently will bo oxisionl on such sirucigros ns much bonoflltod thoro by. . FUND:FOR THE PURCHASE OR RATIFICATION ns iho originnl nrchitocturo of tho structure a.04 20 178 Morris Avonuo RATIFICATION 22 1G6 Morris Avonuo B. Tho porlod of uoofulnoon of tho Pur- ACQUISITION OF MATERIALS AND Excopl ns oxprosoly modlflod horeln.all Excopt ns oxprossly modlllod horeln, all comes up with the big offensive play. He's got great moves 10 the basket and will .architecturally nllow; or.nr. much na 0.0'1 poso wiihin Iho limitations of tho Local Bond EQUIPMENT BY THE TOWNSHIP OF othor provisions and lorms ol Iho Trolllc possible, to hnvo such structures rolurnod 23-26 21-20 Sprlngllold Avonuo olhor provisions nnd terms ol the Tronic lie's a great ball-handler." Michael Pringley John-Gtefsen: Jamali'l Howard . Julian Irby . 0,04 0,01 200 Morris Avonuo. Law, according to iho reaaonnblo llfo Ihoro- SPRINGFIELD, UNION COUNTY, STATE Ordinnnco of tho Township ol Sprlngllold . Ordinnnco ol tho Township ol Springfiold io ihoir originnl nrchllocturnt doslnno, nil u • of computed from tho dnlo of iho bonds OF NEW JERSEY. . .. Ghnll. romnln In lull lorco and ollocl/ Johnson Regional Union '.':• "•" . Union conuisioni with tho bbjoclivos ouilfnpd In 0 0 208 Morris Avonuo . nulhorlzbd by Ihls bond ordinance, Is 15 shnll romnln In full lorco and otfoct, SHELTON COLI1ERT,'R'nhwny: This senior forwnrd was the Indians', Linden 1 • 226 tyorrls Avonuo • WHEREAS, iho Townohip Commitloo ol SEVERABILITEVERBILITY SEVERABILITY tho "Plnn" propnrod by P. Dhvld Zlmmor- 10 years. In caaa any socllon, suboocllon, para- "franchise player." Rahwa'y head coach John Pclcla credits him for turning Ihc mnn. Thoroforo, no building permit Ghnll bo 11.01 300 Morris Avonuo , Iho Townohip ol Sprlngllald hno doomod It In caso any soctlon, subsection, para- 302 MorriG Avonuo '' C. Tho Supplomonlnl Dobt Slntomont nocossary to npproprlnlo monoy for mntor- rnpli. subdivision, clnuoo, or provision ol graph, subdivision, clause, or provision ol issuod for iho construction, nllornlion or Big- : 11.01 . _ roquirod by Iho Locnl Bond Law hno boon lis Ordlnanco shall bo judgod Involld by a . program around and leading the team 10 an 18-6 record this season. nnno ol hny such building or structured 11.01 29 294 Morris Avonuo tola and oqulpmoni; nnd S this .Ordlnanco shall bo Judgod Invalid by a 30-31 206-200.Morris Avonuo duly prapnrad'nntnilod In the office of tho WHEREAS, iho total amount ol onld . court of compoionl Jurisdiction, such ardor court of compotont lurlsdlcilon, such ordor 1992-93 without iho prior review nnd'approval of 1t.O1 "" Township Clork, and a complolo oxoculod or Judgement Ghall not atlocl or Invalldnto . Colbert averaged a team-high 21 points, which was near the top of the county Local players plnns by iho Planning Bonrd to nssuro com- 11,01 33 276 MorriG Avonuo mntorlnl nnd oqulpmont Is osllmntod nol lo or Judgmont shall noi nlfoct or Ihvnlldnto iho 272 Morris Avonuo dupllcnlo thoroof has boon fllod In Iho offlco oxcood $230,202.00: Iho romnlndor ol any socllon, paragraph, romnlndar ol nny socllon, paragraph, sub- scoring list. He also averaged nine rebounds. . . pliance with tho above design- criteria, 11.01 34 of iho Director al Iho Division of Locnl Gov- oubdlvloloni clnuoo or provision of this Ordl- which crltorln "hnvo boon. rovTowod nnd 11.01 35 270 Morrln Avonuo orment Sorvicoo In tho Department of Com- NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED, division, clnuso, or provision ol this Ordl- Piech, Kreitz hpprovod by tho TownGhip Planning Bonrd. 260 Morris Avonuo Ihnt Ordinnnco 01-0, Sactlan C, approprlnl-. nanco, ana lo this and, tho provisions ol nanco, and to this ond, the provisions of A three-year starter, Colbert finished'his career with 1,329 poinis, All-Area 11.0V 36 munity Affairs of iho Stnlo of Now Jorooy.. each, sactlon,. paragraph, subdivision, 11.01 37 2G2 Morris Avonuo •, Ing $17,500.00 lor a Cnrdyovor oystom lor ' onch socllon, paragraph, subdivision, . In addition, on or'allot-iho oftoctlvo dnlo of 260 Morris Avonuo Such stntnmont shows thai Iho gross dobt Iho pollca dopnrtmonl rocords bo amandod clnuoo or provision of this Ordinnnco are clause or provlolon .of tma Ordinance are "Shelton is lin exceptional player," Petcla said. "He played exceptionally ihlG.ordinanco tho Planning Board shnll not 11.01 30 of Iho Township no defined In iho Locnl hornby doclnrod to bo sovorablo. earn honors npprovo such plans unloss nnd until Iho 11.01 30 250 Morrlo Avonuo Bond Law lo Incronood by tho authorization ,lo road as lollowo: horoby declared lo bo severable. well in the big games and always rose to ihe occasion. He came through for us 11.01 40 246 Morris Avonuo of the bonds and nolos jrovldod for In this - Computora, otbctronlo rotrloval oyotom, REPEAL REPEAL Boys' proposed oxtorior design or signngo ol said Any ordinnnco or portion of any ordi- whenever we needed him to." struciurns chnll hnvo first boon GUbmiUod to 11.01 41 242 Morr'3'Avonuo bond ordinnnco by $57,000. Tho obllgn* hnrdwnro/oollwnro, enrd llloa.nnd all ancll- . Any ordinnnco or portion of any ordl- 11.01 42 230 Morris Avonuo . Inry oqulpmoni nnrJ nccoor.orlon. nnnco which Is Inconslslont with Iho modlfl- ' nanco which lo Inconolotnnl wllh the modlll- Michplo. Pjcch of Union and ihe .District Manngpmoni Corporation. Snld tlona nulhorlzod horoln will bo wllhln nil cntlono of ihlo Ordinnnco lo ropoolod to the According to PctoJn, Colbert in leaning toward unending Jersey CHy Stnto • D'ulrfc! MnntiQomonl Corporntion nhnll 11,0V 43 230-236 Morris Avonuo dob I llmllnliona proncrlbod by Iho Locnl Amount nonmprlnlod - $17,500.00 cnllona ol thlo Ordlnnnca la ropoalod lo the Karon kreitz of Lindenrmembers rovinw nil en|d plans nnd. shnll rocommond 20.Q2 .1 s-t 1 Molsol Avonuo Bond Law. .' ' EF'FEfcTIVE DATE oxlnnl or tho Inconolstoncy. oxtonl ol the Inconsistency. College next year, . .'. ' Basketball lo iho Planning 0ohrd npprovnl or disap- 29.02 • 3-4 120-133 Morrlo Avonuo D, An nnnrognio amount not oxcoodlng This Ordinnnco ohall lako qffool Immodl- EFFECTIVE DATE EFFECTIVE DATE of the Union County College 20.02 & 125 Morris Avonuo ' aloly upon pnongo publlcntlori according to. ThlQ Ordinnnco shall tako offoct Immodl- This Ordinance shnll tako olfoct Immodl- HAKEKM GAINES, Rnhwny: The play orGaiiies, a senior point (sttiird, 1 proval of snid plane with a copy of snld '34 $10,000 for homo of ox no n no Ilslod In and ntoly upon pnssngo and publication FIRST-TEAM . . women's basketball team, wens recommendations to bo dolivorod lo iho '4 11 175 Morris Avonuo pormiiiod undor N.J.S.A, -10A:2-20 IG aloly upon pnssngs ond publication accord- was a.major factor in Colbert's scoring success, . . . 34 12 155 Morris Avohuo' I,. Holon E. Mngulro, do horoby canlfy according lo law. • ing to Inw. ' . ' ' applicant. Includod In Iho oollmniod .cools Indicated that tho forogolng. ordinnnco was Inlro- Riib'ih Ahdulliili, .Rosclle, Sr., '; named to AH-Region and All - Socllon 3. All costs o( davqlopmopt, con-. 35 1.02 37 Mountain Avonuo " hordln for Iho Purpose. ,. . I, Holon E. Magulro, do horoby canlfy 1, Holon E. Mogulro, do horoby certify . "Hakeem was excellent at running the floor and distributing the ball," Peicla 35 2 41 Mountain Avonuo . • ducod for first roadlng nt a ragulnr mooting thai Iho foragolng ordinnnco was Inlro- that tho foregoing ordlnanco was Inlror' Oniar llcward, Roselle, Jr, Conference teams. L. r.lruciion nnd acquisition rolnilng to provid- ' SECTION 7, Any funds rocolvod from Iho ol Iho. Township Commllloo of tho Town- ing public improvements tor iho plslrlcl not 35 4 Mountain Avonuo nnd County of Union, Iho Stale of Now.Jbr&oy or • dueod (or first roadlng at a rogular mooting ducod lor first roadlng at a regular mooting said. "He set up Ihc offense and gol Shellon iho ball so he could finish things Motrio Avonuo ship ol Sprlngllold In tho Counly of Union of Iho Township Committoo ol tho Town-' of Iho Township Commlltoo of. Iho Town- Slicllon Colbert,- Rahwiiy, Sr. borne by Fodornl, Stnto, County or Locnl Iho Unllod Siatoo of Amorlcn, or nny ol Ihoir off." -.' • • •' .-.. .• . ' • , ...''• •" ' .'• • Piech was a first-team selection ' gavofrimonts shall .bo .financed nnd' 35 5 103 Morris Avonuo agoncloa, shall bo applied olthor lo iho ' nnd Stnto ol Now Jomoy, hold on Tuesday ship ol Springliold In tho County of Union ship of Springfield In the County of Union . Hakeem Gaines, Rahway, Sr. nssocsod to proporllos spoclnlly bonoliitod 35 G 28 Llndon Avonuo 1 dlfocl pnympnt of tho coat of ouch Purpose, ovonlng, Mnrch 23,1093 nnd thnt said ordi- nnd Slnlo of Now Jnrsoy, hold on .Tuosdny,. ' and Stnlo ol Now Jorooy, hold on Tuooday . Gaines averaged 12.6 points and led the team with an average of six assists, on the All-Region. 19 National by such ImprovomonisiTho proporiloG spa- •10 5-0 ,251 Morrla Avonuo . or to Iho paymont of iho bonds or bond nnll- nnnco shall bo submlllad for consideration ovonlng. March 23,1003 and Ihnt said ordl- ovonlng, Mnrch 23,1003 and that said ordi- Michael'' Pringley, Linden, Jr. ' . Vm •in . 7 243-247 Morrlo Avonuo and flnnl pnsangp at a rnnulnr mooting ol nnnca ohall bo submlltod lor consideration nnnco shnll bo oubmlilod lor consideration . "Hakeem essentially ran the show," Petcla said. "He was exceptional at pene- Junior College .Athletic AsBoclutiot • clnl_ alll y bonofltto' d by ihocronllo•' n o-•l ih- o bi* s clpnllon nofoo Issued pursuant lo tills bord and final pnssngo at a regular mooting ol John Otcrscn, Johnson, Sr, Irict nu do&crlbpd by lol and block number •10 0* 230-241 Morris-Avonuo ordinnnco. Tho. amount of' obligations • onld Township Commitloo to bo hold on and-nnnl pnooago nt a regular meeting of squad and also a first-team pick 01 •10 Q-10 2-14 Mountain Avopuo April 13, 1993 In Iho Sprlngllald Municipal onld Township Committoo to bo hola on snld Township Committee to be hola on (rating defenses and passing the ball. Because of what.lie Could do with Ihe and slrool nddross nro lisiod In Appendix A. nuthorizod but not Icouod horoundor chatl - April 13, 1003 In Iho Sprlngllold Municlpnl. Jiiniah'l Howard, Union, Sr. ' Socllon • •' Borough Clerk Plnn tor the Special Improvomonl District tions §1.103-10 of iho United States nocossary to npproprlnto monoy for purch- . . • ORDINANCE 874-03 . . "Michael is a good, hard Worker; he has a super, altitude," Aikins said. "I'm scrjous work put in during league play last summer, was second on the iciini in .Mare Leonardis, Roselle Park, Jr. • to New VorkUniversityas a nurs \ and nnnunlly theronlior ino TownGhip Plan- nnd ol .SprlngllQld Township Spocial • Trnnsury. . "RPLICE BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION »12« • N. . Improvomont District.. noon lor tho Township of Sprlngflold's Flro scoring wilh a 10-point average and second- in rebounding wilh five u game. Jemi) King, Hillside, So. ' ~*. ner nnd Enginoor wllh Iho nsslsinnco ol Iho . . SECTION 9. Tho full fnllh and crodlt of Dopnrtmonl: nnd . . CONTRACT— 1003-1095 glad he has another year here at Linden." •''•'. Ing student after 0 May graduation District Management Corporation, shall Iho Township aro horoby plodnod to tho BE IT ORDAINED by iho Govorning Body of tho Borough ol Mountainside thnt: * Addroscos nro ns shown on tho Spring- WHEREAS, |ho toinl com of snld purch- JOHN OTERSEN, Johnson RC|;iontil: Oicrsen, a senior forward, was not "He's sleek and a very good athlete," Zawacki sitid. "He!s also being Lmnond Adams, Hillside, Jr. sol the Notional Junior College sea- ropoM to Uio Township Commllloo an esif- punctual pnymont ol tho prlnclpnlofand Iho nsos Is nol lo oxcood $3,214.11: SECTION I. Thb nnnual salaries llxpa for tho sovoral ranka and offlcora ol tho Police rjinlo ol iho cost of oporaiing nnd mnintnlh- Hold Township ' Tnx Maps .and/nL lax. Intorcist on iho bonds or bond nntlclpnilon Dopnrtmont ol Iho Borough .'ot Mounthlhslde shall bo no follows: only one of the Crusaders' most valuableplaycrs, he was.also one of. the most recruited by many of the schools looking at Howard." •' sonal record for rebounds this year Ing and nnnunlly'-Improving iho District for rocordo. . • .' ' > '.. . nolos nulhorlzod by this bond ordinnnco, NOW, THEREFORE, Bri IT ORDAINED ••••••.' SCHEDULE:-A? • . thnt: . . • s This was Irby's only season of varsity play and he performed in all-23 of '• •' crn ' '' • with 465 in 30 games for a 15. tho next fiscal year lo bo incurrod under tho . nnd iho nmounls roquirod for such pay- 1..Thoro ID horoby npproprlniod tho sum SALARIES: • . • . •'•.•". versatile. '. . . . '• . ', '• • - i Plnn'find'nn osiimntbol chnngos In Iho . 1, Holon E. Mngulro, do horoby corllfy ' monldehnll In onch yonr, whllo nny of snld of $3,214.11 In 'lunds avnllnblo from tho xJHis value was illustrated'when he wcni down wilh an injury line in Ihc sea- Union's contests.' . • •.'.'•' HONORAIILE MENTION average. amounts pi said cosis which would follow Ihni the forogolng ordlnnnco was Intro- bonds or nolos aro outstanding, bo Cnpltnl Surplus Fund lo pny Iho cost of tho 1093 1994 1005 upon the adoption .of any addition or duced for first reading at a regular mooting Includod.In Iho annual budgot. Tho tonds Cnpinln $54,307 $57,304 $60,794. Zawacki said that Union's biggest win of the year was a victory on the road Brian Taylor, Roselle, Sr. . . "She played moan on the basket of iho Township Coniinliloo of Iho Town- lollowing: son. He was forced to miss the remainder Of Ihe scuson, iind Ihe Crusaders nmondmont to the Plnn rocommondod to or or. notos shall bo direct, unlimilod obilpn- ' Flro Dopnrlmont BOOIB nnd Lnddoro - Dol. Lloutonnnt • •* . .. 53,451 58,401 50,830 . Aii.dley Bridges, Rosclle, Sr. '" undor corisldoralion.by Iho Township Com- ship of Springfiold In Iho County of Union . lions oftho Township, nnd Iho Township Lloulonnntv ' ' ' 52,973 55,987 50,3QS struggled, the'rest'of the way. against a Bayonne team that had an outstanding record. Irby came lo the fore- ball court," said Perry, who felt (ho and Siaio of Now Jorsoy, hold on Tuesday . $3,214.11. ••••.• .mlltpo. Such enllnmto siiall bo ronsonnbly shall bo obllgnlod to tovy ad valorom laxos 2. Tho lunda horoby npproprlniod nro Dol. Sorgonpt ' . 51,650 54,600 57,840 front in Unit contest by leading Union wilh an IK-poiiit effort in a 76-54 rout «n Ziihir Riishid, Railway, Sr. • Plech was able lo play aggressively, llomU'ecl and shnll includo a summary ot iho overling, MARCH 23, 1093 and ihnl snld upon all thoTaxnblo ronl property within tho Sorgonnt ' . ' 50,344 • 53,213 58,372 His versatility was reflected by his team-high marks in scoring, rebounding ay Iho ordinnnco shall bo. submiltqd for concldorn- nulhorlzod to bo oxpondod by Ihn propor Township for iho payment oftho obllgnllonQ Doloclivo' . 48,696 51,474 54,534 •'Feb. :8. . ' • ' . :' • • .- •'.'•• ' . . , • • Lii(|iian Gray, Railway, Sr. ' using 0 physical approach in her •categories ol cosl proporlyclinrgoablo' In lion nnd final pnssngo' dt a rogulnr mooting ofllcoro of Iho Townohip of Sprlngllold lor and three-pointers. He averaged 16 points and 8.5 rebounds. . accordance) wilh N.J.S.A. 40:SG-Q0. .Tho and iho Interest thoroon without llmllnilon Iho purposes slnlod nbovo. Pnlrol Olllcar: Malt Chilcwich, Johnson, Sr. . of sn|d Township Conimltioo 10 bo hold on .as to rnto or amount.. Probationary ' . v . "At the time of his injury, John was leading the team in scoring and rebound- RY^N HUI1ER, Dnyton Rc|>lon:il: this senior every^poslllon performer, defensive skills, "She was one of Townr.tjip iMnnnor nnd Enginoor wilh Iho April 13, 1003 In iho Springfiold Municlpnl EFFECTIVE DATE ' . '.nr.slr.lnnco and concurrence of-lho District SECTION 10. This band ordlnanco shall This ordinnnco Ghnll lako olfoc! Immodlnlo- Porlod ol Ono Yonr .• .28,560 30,140 31,873 had the distinction of being the only reluming suirter for the Bulldog's this year. Kwaime King^ Roselle C.alholic, Sr. the top roboundors in the school' Building al 8:00 P.M., nt which Ijme and inko otfoct twonty (20) dayn nlior tho first Socond Yonr Irom ing," Johnson Regional head coach Steve Pctruzelli said. "We really struggled Mnnafjonioni Gorpqrniion, shall submit a placo any porson or persona iniorosiod ly upon pnssngo nnd publlcnllonnccordlng. dolallocj nnnual bu'dgot tat approval by pubtlcatlon horoof aftor flnnl adoption, ns Onto of Appalnlmont 32,280 34,034 35,991 "He was the player wo went to most of the time," Dayton Regional head .Eric Timniohs, Rpse|lc Catholic,'Sr; history." • . • Ihoroln will bo Qlvon mi opportunity to bo Jo. Inw. . .' after he went down. One ofthe reasons he was so valuable to us was his versatil- . resolution ol Iho Township Coniinlttoo: provided by tho Local Bond Law, -I. Holon E. Mngulro, do horoby cortlly Third Yoar Irom Dnlo coach John Theis -said. "His rebounding improved and hcYcajly understands ihe Kitlief Allen, Linden, Fr. " . Soclion G. Thoro Is hnrnby ctiiHocl iho hpnrd concbrhlng snld-ortllnnnco. Copy IK'- Tho Bond Ordlnanco published horowlth ol Appolntmont • •. • 35,850. ' 37,927 •10,100 ity. He was our go-to guy. He was able to score in so many ways and was very Kreltz, a freshman who wil por.lnd on tho bulletin, bomd In tho ollico ol' was Introduced nnd.pno&od upon first rood- thnt the. foragolnn ordinnnco was Inlro- Fourth Yoar from "Townstilp-pt SpnnnllolQ.Diut iclM.uutijii- iho Township Clork. dueod far first rending nl a rogulnr mooting difficult to defond." ".• ' ' ..,'..• '. .'. gamo. He has a real feel for it," ' . . .." Michael' Dunbar, Union, Jr., return next year, scored on 78.5 mom Coprbrnlmn, ' (Iho Xorporntiq'n") - Ing at a mooting of iho Township Commli- of tho Township Cammltloo of tho Town- Dnto of Appolntmont 39,641 41,821 44',226 HELEN E, MAGUIRE loo ol tho Township of Springfiold, In tho Fllih Yolir Irom Dnto Huber paced the team in scoring with a 15.5 average and was a three-year Bi|ly Saiilangelo, Union, Jr. . percent of her shots from the free • which shnllnxnrci&o Iho lollowing powors: 1 '• . ' Township Clark ship ol Sprlngllald In Iho County ol Union Otcrscn was voted one of the top 15 boys' basketball players in UnionCoUn- (1) Adopt Bylaws.lor Uio rogulnlipn ol its County pf Union, Sinlo ol.Now Jorsoy, hold and Stnto ol Now Jorooy, hold on Tuosday. ..ol Appolnlmant • .'• ' 43,332 45,715 U5260 Springfiold Loador, . •. on March 23,1003, It will bo further con eld- Sixth Yonr Irom Dnto- ty in the annual counly coaches' poll. ' '• ; sturtor for Theis, This year he pluyed ofC-guard, 2:guard and forward mostly. Jamiyl Boone, bayion, Jr. • . throw line. In addition, she made 82 nllnlrs and Iho conduct ol its buuinoss nnd March 25, 1993^ . (Foo: $140.23) ovonlng, MARCH 23, 1903 and Ihnt onld to proscrlbo rulos.rogulnllons, nnd policios' . orod for final pnssnno nltor n public honr- . ordinnnco shnll bo submltlod tor considera- ol Appolntmont . .' 47,024 40,610 52,483 . RAHSAAN IIAJRNER,.Hillside: The only senior slarter Tor the Comets, John Lyons, Roselle Park, Sr. three-point baskets, successfully in contiocilon wllh tho poriormnnco ol lia Ing, nt n mooting ol tho Township Commit- tion and llnnl pnsanga nln rogulnr mooting JAMAH'L HOWARD, Union: The senior forward, who took a year ofr 1 lunctions nncl duilos; . too to bo hold In iho Municipal Building In ol snld Township Commllloo To bo hold an Currant Potrol OHIcoro (Hlrod. Boforo'0/90):\ Burner averaged 15 points and eight rebounds playing guard and forward for John Scliinesluhl, Rosclie Park, Jr. ^hitting on 56.9 percent from ilia said Township on April 13, .1993 nt 0;00 from the program last year, returned to lead Union in scoring wilh a 12rpoinl (£). Subjoci to pdor Towntihip Commitloo * TOWNSHIP OF SPRINGFIELD APRIL 13,1003 In tho Sprlngllold Municlpnl Hillside. He also had 38 dunks and, according 10 his head coach Morris Griffin, range, • ' • . '. . approval. Corporation may. oniploy such •BOND ORDINANCE AUTHORI2INQ P.M. Copies of GnldBond Ordinanco will bo Building nt 8:00 P.M., at which.time and average. . • : . . : • . • Kendall'.; Ogle,..'Hillside, Jr. parsons, or rotnin iho consultnnt sorvicoe ol RENOVATIONS AND IMPROVEMENTS • mndo avnllnblo during tho wook prior lo nnd -placo any person or porsons Inlorostdd Socond Yoar from Qatb . ... . ployed "much bigger" than his 6-2 frame. • • • , ; . . . . Isaac Nelson, Hillside, Jr., i>uch parsons. Individuals, or firms ns may TO, AND ACQUISITION OF EQUIPMENT up lo and Including I no dnlo ol ouch moot- iharoln will bo glvon nn opportunity to bo of Appolnlmonl • 31,427 • "He had an excellent year for us,!' Union head coach Ted Zawacki said. "He bn roquirod, nr)d fix nnd pny Ihoir cornpon- FOR, THE MUNICIPAL SWIMMING POOL Inn nt tho Clork's Offlco In snld municipal hoard concorning aald ordlnanco. Copy lo Third Yopr Irom Doto ' " • . • aation Irom funds- nvnllnblo to tho IN, BY AND FOR THE TOWNSHIP OF building.to iho mombors of tho gonoral pootod an Iho bullatln bonrd In Iho ollico ol' of Appolnlmonl . 35,100 . Corporntion. .SPRINGFIELD,' IN THE COUNTY. OF public who shall roquo&t Iho same,' iho Township Clork. . Fourth Yoar from Doto < . •• • . . (3) Apply for, accept,. ndmlnl&lor nnrt. UNION, NEW JERSEY, APPROPRIATING - ' Holan E. Mngulro ol Appolnlmonl . 41,110 THE SUM OF $60,000 THEREFOR AND • ••••• . Townohip Clork HELEN E. MAGUIRE Film Yoar from Dole ...... coipply wllh Iho roqulrnmqntG ror.pocl|ng nn . . Township Clork •• ripprodrlallon p( lunds or n gill, grnnl or" AUTHORIZING THE ISSUANCE OF U5270 Springfield Loador, ol Appolnlmonl . • -t 47,024 ' : dorm lion, of proporly or inonoy; $57,000 BONDS OR; BOND "ANTICIPA- March 25, 1093 " • (Fob $07.00) U5260, Sprlngllold Londor TION NOTES OF THE TOWNSHIP TO Mnrch 25, 1893 (Foo: $19.25) Corporal: $50b por annum above baoe salary lor which ho/sho would be ontlllod as a Patrol OP UUALI1Y H) Subjoci to prior Township Committee FINANCE PART OF THE COST Offlcor or Dotocllvo. ' . ' ; . approval, iho.Corpornllon mny mnko and • THEREOF. SECTION 2. Tho various olhor provisions of tho Borough of Mountalnsldo/Pollco Bono- '85 LIBARON - oxocuto ngroomonlG.which mny bo nocos- BE IT ORDAINED BY THE TOWNSHIP volont Aoooclntlon »128 propoood agroomont arrlvod at no a rooull of nogotlatlon ond arbl- - sary or convenient to iho oxorcioo of Iho. COMMITTEE OF THE TOWNSHIP OF TOWNSHIP OF SPRINGFIELD Irnllon aro onnctod. Tho main hondlngo aro ao follows: powors and functions of the corporation,, COUNTY OF UNION. N.J. Tlllo Pago ' ' ' including contrncls wllh. any porson, firm, inat?o^»ianTwir ^JJD'NANCE TO AMEND AND SUPPLEMENT ORDINANCE 02-10, AN ORDINANCETO : corporation1, novorrmionlnl ngoncy or.oihor UNKkWJERSEY^ Prooniblo ' raP Ihnmaf nfflrmn APPROPRIATE MONEY FROM CAPITAL SURPLUS FOR VARIOUS CAPITAL PURCH- - Article I • Rocognltlon Clnuoo . phlfiy. KMB n'l nM Iho mnmhmS |hnS?o0 f nlnfflrmrmnn A ""isVsublool to-prior Township Commitloo' - ' lively concurring), nnlollowo :""" " ' Sg5 *ND RENOVATJON ANDJMPROVEMENT PROJE0Ta_BV THE TOWNSHIP OF : Artlclo II - Managomont Rights ond Roopoholbllllloo ' . . '89 GRAND AM npptovnTCorpornlidn mny borrow'"mbtt6y "hlrd• SECTIOo ol niNl Ih1o. Tho"Townohipmomboro Ihorooi of f nlllrmaSpring- .SPRINGFIELD, COUNTY OF .UNION, STATE OF..NEW..JERSEY. ' v - • - -Artlclo III ••Grievance Procedure• • -. -'- • • . - - Iroiii prlvnio Vondoro lor porlodo not lo lifoldl , n Iho Counti) y ol. Unionlll , Now JorBoy WHEREAS, IhoTownshlp Committoo ol Iho Township of Sprlngllold hno doomod Ihnt It Artlclo IV - PBA RoprosonUitlvo ., frevf, 4uU. t«r», pw». , _.H,MVUIU , ,,—>• . ,„, (horolnnllor Iho "Townohip", horoby B nocooonry to npproprlnlo money for various cnpllnl purchnsoa nnd ronavntlon npd •Ima/briti, AIR. fltk I3BU. VIN axcobd 1B0 daya a,nd from govornmoninl Artlclo V - Doducilons tram Salary ' aulhorlzos tho acquisitions and Improvo- lmprovomonrpro|octs; and " • . Arllclo VI -Mnlntonnnco ol Oporallon twasaox. eo,aoo mi onliltos lor Ihnt or longpr porlods..; • WHEREAS, the total cosi of said pro|octs Is astlmalod nol to bo In. oxcoss of (0) Pundiho impravomoniotthaoxlorlor monts doscrlbodjn Sdcllon 3 (A) ol this Artlclo VII - Hours of Work, Ovorllrno, Compensalbry Tlmo and.Rocall NEW 1993 -** NEW 1993, Bond Ordinnnco s(horolnnllor Iho "Pur- Arllclo VIII >• Vacation • • apponronco o( propurtioo 'In Iho dldlrlct1 NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED that Ordinnnco 02:19, Socllon D, bo nmondod ihrouQh nrnnl8 or loans, eubjocl lo prior porjo") to bo'undortnkon by tho Township Arllclo IX • Holiday Pay TEMPO GL ^CONVERSION VAN an gonornl Improvomonls, Iho cost ol which lo road no follows: ' . Arllclo X • Sick Loavo . . 88 MUSTANO LX Township Commiltoo approval; D. Pollco ...-.• . . ' . . ' ; Chaw 4-dr., S-cvl.. au tSOO Comgrclal Rabat*. Sorptunllon; ' *' ' ' In Iho Counly ol Union and State of New Jorsoy, hold on Tuoadav avanlng, March 23,1003 VB»0 (10) Provido security, snnhnllon nnd por cant of tho obllontlonO nuthprlxod . Arllclo XXI.- Education : ' ' ' ' ' horoln. . • ' and Ihnl said ordinnnco shall bo submitted for consideration ana llnnl pnosnga nt a ragular Arllolo XXII - Non-Dlacrlmlnntlon oihnr liorvlcor, to tho Dlsitlcl supplomontnl mooting ol said Township Commllloo to be hold on April 13,1003 In Iho Sprlngflold Munlcl- in inati'o pro vldod notmnlly by tho SECTION 2. In ordor to flnnnco tho cosl Arllclo XXIII - Sopnrablllly nnd Snvlngs of iho Purpooo hoi covorod by appllcallon pa Building nt 0:00 P.M., ol which Ilmo nnd place nny porson or porsono InloroBlod Ihoroln Arllclo XXIV • Loavo Tlmo • . ' '88 TAUBUS WACOM 01 BRONCO 4X4 , Towntihip; will bo glvon nn opportunity to be hoard concorning said ordinnnco. Copy Is paotod on Iho Arllclo XXV • Torm and Ronowal 158 E. Westf ield Ave. - Pkwy. Exit 137 01) UnclortnKo Improvomonls donlgnod of iho down pnymonl, noQotlnblo'bonds nro bullolln bonrd In Iho ollico ol Ihb Township Clork. . y .: \ . . Flri U «M EDOIE WUEIII nl. UU tn inctonso iho onlaty or nliractlvonoeo ol horoby authorized to bo Issuod In Iho princi- It Hilt VMHUIHh M.IU «U» iho piiiirici.lo buGlnoGoas whlcli may wish pal amount ol $57,000 pursuant to iho Loc- ... - '. HELENToE.nMAGUIRE ^SECTION ^Excepta. o.hojw.s. provided In the text o. Iho Aqreemont, the torms shall lo locuio ihoro or to vl&liarB lo Iho District; al Bond Law. In anticipation ol Iho Isounnco r 1 U5S63 Sprlngllold Londor , . . SECTION 4. Ordlnanco 010-90 Is horoby roponlod $ Including, bul not liniliod lo, Illlof clonnup • ol iho bonds, norjotlablo bond anticipation ROSELLE PARK • (908) 245-6100 noloo nro horoby autharlzod to bo Issuod Mnrch 28, 1003 (Foo: $24.00) U5280 Mountainside Echo March 25, 1003 ^ . (Foo: $84.50) 17,486 Wo Spqak Spanish, Portuguese and Russian Prices Include all costs lb be paidby a consumer except lie, reg.& taxes.

: : •.'•', ' ' ' ' .7 . • " ' ....'• A' ' ' '•'''• ' '• ' • ••'' '• ••' ' •: • •'. '"'.-.• '•'•• •' •• ' B2 — THURSDAY, MARCH 25, 1993 — WORRALL NEWSPAPERS — 1,2,3,4,5* WORRALL NEWSPAPERS — THURSDAY, MARCH 25, 1993 -^ •UJEEN DINER AND RESTAURANT ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT COMPLETE Monday-Friday 3-6 PM improving fitness levels ttnir" A i/p, •EARLY BIRD-

Union's Kawamcch Middle School Identification of their own personal Pull Ups: Boys: Javier Dclao 15. SPECIALS physical education department has goals is crucial to program planning. Girls: Laurio Hogan 28. Artskids schedulecT SPECIAL continued to implement the Physical Students ore encouraged to participate rrm GRADE An alumni reunion COMPLETE Rest Program in physical education regularly in physical activity,,achieve Flexibility Reach: Boys:" Hans DINNER SPECIALS realistic personal fitness goals and for Rahway concert classes. The Physical Best Recogni- Kim 39. Girls: Jennifer McDonough CoH— Starting At *595 tion System is designed to motivate attain their own optimal level of 45. Caribbean musicians, country planned at dinner 'students lo engage in physical activity health fitness. Sit Ups: Boys: Edward Fol 82. dancers, a unicycling clown and a that promotes their fitness level. Regardless of the number of days Girls: Saila Pate! 64, Jessica Donner- storyteller are set to entertain at an St. Patrick's High School of Elizabeth will hold its second annual Hall Open 24 Hours, 7 Days A Week innnx nnn 4/\t\n Overall, Kawamcch students arc stag 64, Marika Xirouhalds 64, Karen afternoon concert at the Union Coun- of Fame ceremony and alumni reunion April 16, ,1079 Rt. 22 East . Mountainside (908) 233'1098 making a better effort to improve their Physical Best Program Wilson 64. ty Arts Center, Rahway, April 10 at 3 fitness level. The goal is to have stu- Pull Ups: Boys: Derek Fiducia 18. o'clock. "The Can't Wait Gol To Go The ceremony will be the highlight of a formal dinner at iho Portu- dents think positively about their and weeks available for physical edu- Girls: Lisa Perez 9, Jessica Donncr-. ArtsKids Family Good Time Show," guese Club, Rt. 1 and Grove Street, Elizabeth. stag 9. /•A ^ H health, and make a commitment to cation classes, students arc encour- presented by Young Audiohccs of . Three alumni will be inducted into the Hall of Fame. reach their fitness goals. aged to participate in physical activity 8TH GRADE New Jersey, was originally scheduled There was a 37 percent increase in on their own time. Activities should Flexibility Reach: Boys: Cordcll for the weekend of March 13, but due They arc Judge John Ard, Class of '42; Ron ftillik, .!67, and Jose the amount of students who passed the occur at least every other day. Appro- Craig 43. Girls: Laura Walsh 47. lo the blizzard of .'93, it was resche- Alvarez,'"74. basic skill level over the last marking priate activities include sports, games, Sit Ups: Boys: Michael Cohen 85. duled for the holiday weekend. In addition, "a living legend of St. Patrick's High School, Sister Dor- period. A Family Fitness Day is sche- health fairs, fun rum, biking, swim-, "Girls: Lauren Monto 59. LIVE' othy Jose, also will be inducted. duled for Tuesday, May 4. ming 'and other areas of, fitness. Pull Ups: Boys: Mark Rios 14. The show has magic and mime, Parents, guardians, brothers and Kawameeh students receive indivi- Girls: Jessica Ippolilo 12.. motion, music and make-believe. "The beloved Sister Dorothy has been at the tiny Elizahethport school ENTERTAINMENT sisters will have an opportunity lo test dualized fitness report cords that com- The following is a list of 6th grndo Jocko the Clown will bo in the lobby since 1958 serving for the first 10 years as a teacher, for the next quarter their fitness level along with their pare their own personal scores to a students who passed all the Physical and ho wili be followed by M.C. Felix -century as principal and currently as assistant 'administrator," it was AT child. Interested individuals may standard'fitness level. Fitness report Best Program skill levels: Pitro, Spirit Ensemble and the Foot & announced. ". ' . Turron Alloyrie, Kristcn. Buylock, Fiddle Dance Co. enter one, two, three or all four skill cards offer targeted scores, recom- • It also was announced that during the evening St. Patrick's Hall of John Bellanloni.Chris Bonncr, Ian tests of the Physical Best Program. mendations for each skill and sug- docko McKean Fame will pay tribute "in a special way" to members of graduating clas- gested activities to promote fitness, Brcnnan, Anthony Buonpano, Shulon Merck & Co. Inc., the international The focus of the Physical Best ses with the last digit of three, such as the classes of 1933, '43, '53, '73, Students also have an incentive prog- Cannon, Corey Capodice, David Car- pharmaceutical corporation, once ing, including children, must have a Program is based on: '83 and '93, and to this year's St. Patrick's High School Varsity Basket- 1. Aerobic Endurance (mile run/ ram to gain extra credit points in P.E. lo, Mehisa Castro, Eric Chamberlain, again will sponsor the the ArtsKids ticket. Any tickets reserved, it was ball Team for winning the Union County Championship. 104 walk) . • class along with increasing personal Li-vuan Chen. Oniliie. rbnm concert this year. The company sees reported, but not purchased by the Fri- ? Route 22 East Mountainside 2. Muscular Strength (sit-up,. 1 fitness levels. Anthony Ciampi, Tom Costcllo' Jav- support of arts education as consistent . dcy before tho concert, will bo For tickets and other information, one can call An/n Skramovsky at (908)233-5542 FAX: (908)789-7984 minute) -' Hero are the best scores from the iar - Dclao, Chris DeVilo, Jnyson with its primary focus of supporting released for sale. The box office will 351-2671 or write to: St. Patrick's Alumni Association, P.O. Box 6726, 3. Muscular Endurance (pull ups) second marking period: EStovosr-Hcalhcr Fiducia, Chris math and science because the arts sti- remain open on the day of the Elizabeth, N.J., 07206-6726. One also can call 353-5220. 4. Flexibility (sit and reach) Ghuzzi, Eddie Gonzalvo, Kevin mulate students' interests in learning. performance. . 5. Body Composition (body mass Physical Host Program Guidcra, Ricky Hcipcriz, Laurie Hogan, Kristirin Ippolito, Andre Jack- Admission to the concert is SI for index) Best Scores . son, Michael Lombardp, Jeremy Mut- all children and SS for adults who - The health fitness standards com- 2nd Mnrklng Period tia, Alison Mcllage, Safiyyah accompany them. An adult can bring pares each student (age and sex) to a 6TH. GRADE Muhummad, Linda Musso, Sharon up to four children, it was announced. standard identified by the American Flexibility 'Ranch: B.oysT Javier Ng, Jannic Novobilski, Jcancito Pai- All children also receive a free copy Alliance for Health, P;E., Recreation Delao 47. Girls: Julie Gardner 44, va, Andrew perger, Kalhcrinc Pemii- of the ArtsKids News and the chance and Dance. Students are instructed to A/.iza Ross 44. . son, David Pignatore, Chris Ravaioli, to join "Artskids," a "kids-only" club set reasonable goals that will lend Sit Ups: Boys: Shalo'n Cannon 71.. Aziza Ross, Kyle Russell, Shad developed by Young Audiences of tbward fulfillment of those goals. Girls: Sharon Ng 73. Sheikh; Jessica Silco, Corey Smith, New Jersey. ,••'•' By Ben Smith A************************************* Peter Slnlb, Donald Tomace, Wesley "ArtsKids shows children, how Wilkins. What makes the Garden Restaurant much fun the arts can be," said Kristin at 943 Magic Ave.,. Union, unique, ... Phnto ny'Mllli Youth wrestlers to '. The following is a list of 7lh grade, Cammcrzell Golden, the. executive and therefore popular and successful, GARDEN RESTAURANT students who passed all the Physical ALL-AREA BOYS' BASKETBALL ON PAGE B1 — Worrall Community Newspapers'. director of Young Audiences of Now said owner George Hnndrinos Sunday Pleasant atmosphere and fine food WORRALL COMMUNITY Best Program skill levels: 1992:93 AH-Area Boys' Basketball Team appears this week on Page B1. This year's Jersey, "arid wo want lo make it easier night at dinner, "is that our food is not give it another go Anthony Abridcllo, Rachel Anda- All-Area Wrestling Team will be published in next week's editions. for parents lo know what's happening boring." make the Garden a real treat. NEWSPAPERS lis, Karen Borowski, Jim Bnick, with the arts in their community, loo. And, perhaps that is tho secret of The New Jersey Wrestling Federa- by calling- the recreation department Chrislin Cifelli, Heather Cipriano, Children got their own membership the success of ihis quality restaurant, tion Kids Slate Championship Tour- DeShawn Crcckmur, Heather Dehart, at 908-912-2226. , , card and a newsletter. Parents gol lo where the atmosphere is pleasant and nament was posiponcd last weekend Citrrio Dennis, Mike Dimond, Jessica Flniil Soribnll Registration Union unbeaten for 3rd straight year know what arts events arc taking restful as customers, feeling that they and will now take place Saturday and Donnerslng, Derek Fiducia, Eddie The recreation department wiil place, what age group they're arc in a real garden, are surrounded by Sunday at Union High School. Fol, Rich.Frelz, Gil Gilrain, Ted Gina,. The Union High School junior var-. at 112 (10-2). Sam Hilton and Steve hold its final registration for its Youth intended for, and they can save on the fresh plants and flowers, attentive Two more members of the. Unior primely for the tryout and bring a soft- Malt Homer, Greg. Jarosz, Danny sity wrestling team recorded its third H.S.JV Wrestling K;uz rounded put the talented group of sophomore grapplers. cost of admission to over 25 area arts waiters, marvelous-tasting foods and Wrestling Booster Club qualified and ball glove, Kandersaolc, John Kennedy, Dana consecutive unbeaten season by fin-. ishing the 1992-93 campaign with an two freshmen, Joe Bcrtplolti at organizations, as well." incredible desserts.. will be participating. More information may be oblalnbd Kruse, Jill Lassilcr, Anthony Lcavy, 11-0 mark. Brian Newman, Frank. Pagano, Jeff 125 (12-1) and Dan Zucna at 119 Any tickets can be purchased for . Over cocktails, while waiting for Joe B'crtolotti took first in the Lake- Girls' Softball Program on Monday, Paul Londino, Kathy Macioci, Melis- Union enpturod Iho Scotch. Plnlnii Kunopndn nncl Dnn Romnn.. (13-4) wrestled ihc entire season on the March 13 dmo.will bo honored for our polite wnUor, Jny, lo bring my land Qualifier in the 125 pound March 29 from 7-8 p.m. at tho Gnudl- sa Maker, Tom McCnulirTe, Brian Invitational and placed second in Iho A number of sophomores were iho JV level. , - this event," ilnlso was announced. All cnlroo of jumbo shrimp dollcmdly weight class in Ihc9lh grade Inlcrme- neer School boys' gym. Moro, Diego Orozco, Silpa Patel, Lisa ; Union County Novice Tournament, equally responsible for the team's ' Bcrtololti was first in the Union others can obtain tickets by calling the filled with crabmeat and herbs over diiiie Division. . • . Girls in grades 3-8 who have yet to Perez, Jason Pcrrollo, Jimmy Pries, four points from .success. They include Jason County Novice Tournament and Zue- box office pf the Union County Arts rice, priced at $13.95, and my com- Jiiyson Perroito captured first place register, can do so that evening or at Patrice Randoll, Rich Ravaioli, Chris . .Washington, at heavyweight (12-2), first place. na placed third in both the Scotch Center at 499-8226. Paymentcan be panion's perfectly prepared veal sca- honors ai the Lodi Qualifier in the IOC the recreation department between 9 Sawford, Jay. Schwnrtz, ..Danielle Chris Almerico at 135 (5-1), Billy "The learn was successful because Plains Invitational and Union County made in person Monday through Fri- joppirii with fresh vegetables, at the pound weight class of the Junior a.m. and 4 p.m. Spugnolo, Debbie Stccle, Megan Sicbcrt at 103 (13-3) and Sieve Hoirn of their dedication and hard work," Novice Tournament. day from 10 n.m. to 6 p.m. or mailed same price, we. shared a delicious • Division. Recreation Supervisor Needed ' Sieffo, Joe Vidal, Kyle Weber, Mari- Union coach David Arminio said. lo the box office. All seats will bo sold appetizer, chicken fingers served with The recreation department is ka Xirouhakis, Brian Yawnick. Leading the way this season were on a reserved basis; Everyone attend-. lime honoy mustard, priced at $5.25. accepting applications for a recreation The following is a list pf 811) grade' ... Umpires needed juniors John Borowski at 130 (12-2), Two other members of our party were supervisor at the Springfield Munici- students who pusscd all the Physical • The Springfield Recreation Depart- who placed first in the Scotch Plains thrilled with their entrees, a marvel- pal Pool. The candidate must bo avail- Best Program skill levels: ...... ' : • IMiotii lly Mjllnn Mllln ment is seeking umpires for its Girls' Invitational; Jason Alatore at 189 Team Up With ous lasting fcuucinc Alfredo; priced at able weekends and. holidays, Memor- Jeff Arcco, Stephen Bagley, John Softball Program. Candidates must be (15-1), who won both the Scotch Pat Copper\ $8.95 and "the best I ever had" chick- Harry and Dblores Del Plato of Livingston enjoy a fine A Weekly Feature appearing In ial Day to Labor Day. '."'•.' Boyle, Chris Clarke, Tyree Crawford, . at least 14 years of age and have Plains Invitational and the Union BKSE ASTON en, fresh vegetables and cashews stir- dinner at the Garden Restaurant witn family members 10 newspapers: Union Leader; Teachers and recreation majors are Adam Dahnke, Dunle Deiano, Robert IIIKIII'UIIIIMMHM V>IMI|III|IIIIHII baseball/sofiball experience. Umpires County .Novice Tournament; Charles fried in an exceptionally well- Dominick and Annette Del Plato. • Springfield Leader, Mountainside preferred. The. salary : ranges from Donnelly, Danielle Ghuzzi, James. set Sunday Echo, Kenilworth Leader, Roselle cam $12.per game. .. . ' . Jackson, at 160 (15-3), who placed seasoned sauce, priced at $8.75. $2100 lo $2500, based, upon Gilligan, Joshua Gitchcl, Joe Giorgio, Veteran comedian Pat Cooper of Park Leader, Linden Leader, Roselle: Anyone interested or seeking furth- ; second in the Scotch Plains Invita- and Score experience. , ' . Jessica Ippolito, Chris Klein, Laura stage and television will be starred! . The- restaurant was already A variety of excellent seafood, desserts, such as chocolato mousse i Spectator, Rahway Progress, Clark er information may call the recreation tional and first in tho Union County Interested candidates may call the Labonia, Yuan Lin, Gary Medciros,' in a "Save Our School" benefit for crowded at 5 p.m. with happy diners. poultry, meat, grilled dishes and real- pic, priced at $3.95, and caramel- ..Eagle,.&Hlll8ide.Leader... department at 908-912-2226. Novice Tournament; and Chris .Met- Big Savings recrpalion. department at Kristin Mcllage, Julie Moleon, Gina David Brearlcy Regional High Handrinos explained that the restaur- ly great house specialties are offered, glazed apple pie, priced at $3.75, For Become aregular advertiser and be Softball AU-Stiir Tryoiits lemick at 152 (11-2), who placed firsl^ 908-912-2226. Paolercib, Quhiston Piper, Shamar: School, Kenilworth,. Sunday at 4 ant is busy every night and there ore such as lobster festival at $16.95, delicious food, fine service, and a thor- \Spotllghted.ln a-revlew. The recreation department has iii the Scotch Plains Invitaiionalahd Pool Positions Avitllublo Rice, Mark Rios, Mike Rogers, p.m. at Union High School. , many regular customers, but it's at ils which includes a combination of lob- oughly pleasant dining experience, announced Iryouts for the Girls' Soft- second in the Union County Novice The recreation department-has pos- Saquib Sheikh, Lori Sobrnl, Greg Sol- busioston a Saturday evening. "We ster tail, shrimp, scallops and mussels tho Garden Restaurant definitely, gets Call for details 908-686-7700 ball All-Slur Traveling Team. They .Tournament. ' ."• • He will share star billing with itions .available at the Coninjunily. omon, Rob Toriorici, Garnell Tullis, WE FEATURE soprano Christina Fontanclli. also have a good business crowd for in a light garlic wine sauce served our vote —• "Outstanding!" will be held on Monday, March 29 Oihcr JV^wrcsTlcrs who performed Pool this summer. The pool season is Nick Urciuoii,'Laura Walsh, Jesse a hug© selection Tho show will be sponsored by lunch," ho said, which keeps ihe^slaff aver linguini; shrimp and chicken and Tuesday, March 30 from 7-9 p.m. well durum the course of the season Memorial Day to Labor Day, , Wilkins, Sharome Wright, Adrian Yu, James Ramos, broker, of Ramos hopping. "There are three chefs, our frahcaisc sauieed in lemon butter and The Garden is open Monday to' Fri- at. thei BM-vGaudinccr School in : of gloves for Fielders Positions available arc: clerks, Mark Zbucki. ' . .: included Seth Gollin, Mike Kelly,. assistant, manager and host Robin white wine at $14.50, and ycal and day from 11:30 a.m.. to .3 p.m. for Springfield. •••'•• Basemen •Catchers Real Estate, Chestnut Street, recreation assistants*, day camp Union. . • ." • Lewis, and 10 waiters^ .•" : shrimp portqfino, sautecd with wild lunch, and 4:30 to 10 p.m. for dinner; The Iryouis are open lo all girls in counselors and lifeguards. Lifeguards & Leflhanded models mushrooms, poritwine and-demi- Saturday for dinner.only, 4 p.m. to 10 grades 6-8. This traveling Softball Following the performance, must have proper certifications. available. ' Lunches feature sandwiches which glace at $14.95. . p.m. and Sunday from 3 p.m. to 10 INTERNATIONAL team competes in the Suburban Soft- there will be a reception at the .Cafe Candidates must complete im appli- Rcpelli, 572 Boulevard, Kcnil- start at $6,50 and salads that start, at p.m..Reservations can be made by HOUSE •'ANWW. ball League against surrounding com- DISCOUNTED >RICES! $6.95; they also offer individual piz- And the wine list is endless. Also IHOp cation, which are available at the worih. One can call 851-0320 or calling 558-0101. RESTAURANT munities during the months of May Happy Birthday zas from $5.25. there are il featured are international coffees RESTAURANT I ;\ recreation department on 30 Church 276^.7775 for tickets. and June, •' • ' •••••••• Mall in Springfield, between 9 a.m. if you would like everyone to join In the celebration at your child's fantastic-lasting appetizers, two diffe- among the beverages. All candidates should dress appro- and 4 p.m., Monday through Friday. birthday, Just clip out the coupon below and send us your child's BAHING GLOVES rent soups, pastas and burgers, there Wo didn't, have long lo Wait to This column Is Intended to IHOP'S Your business can grow wiih.morc , also is a children's menu with on array photo along with the Information requested and we will print it as round put our perfect dinners with Inform our renders about dining PURE POWER NOW customers..."Reach Ihc -potential of eye-catching choices. ;rcal coffee and mouth-watering opportunities In the area. YOUR CHOICE OF: near the big day as possible: Photos must be received two weeks 1B.00 Value customers in your newspaper will) prior to publication. Only children 12 and under are eligible. STANDARD iui'ad by calling 763-9411. Qlde English Fish Are You Having An Event? And Would Enclose a 2 x 3" or larger photo (black & white is best, but we'll take 10,00 Value Like To Let Every One Know. color shots) with your child's name on the back. Relatives or their and Chips parents must put return address on the back of the picture. Fill out NOW Boneless^ Place Your Notice In the following form. Clip and Mall to: Fried Chicken Strips What's Going On BIRTHDAY PARTY • Baseball & Softball Bats • Batting Gloves • Bat and Fries Worrall Community Newspapers Inc Weights • Chost 8. Throat Protectors • Shin Guards • Whet'i Going On Is a paid dtroctary ol ovonts lor non-prolit orgalnlznttons. It Is . PRE-PAID and costs jusl$20:00 (lor 2wooks) In Eooox County or Union County 1291 .Stuyvesant Avenue, P.O. Box 3109 Batting & Catcher Helmuts • Bat Covers • Flip Specs Fried Shrimp and |ust $30.00 for both Countios. Your notico must bo In ono ol our Ollicos by Union, N.J. 07083 • Baseball & Softball Bases • Score Books 4:30 P.M. on Monday lor publication tho following Thursday. Ollicos our localod • Bat Racks • Hand Pads • Sliding Shorts • Coolers d Fries at 463 Valloy St., Maplowood. 425 Main Si, Orange. 266 Liberty St., Bloomllold If you have any questions; please call 686-7700. or 1291 Stuyvosnnt Avo,, Union. '. . ' ' . . • Bat Bags • Tote Bags • Umpire Equipment Served In a basket Mon; thru Fri. NAME ' ' Phone son/daughter of SOFTBALLS» BASEBALLS > DISCOUNT PRICES FOR ELEGANT EASTER BUFFET to hold It allf ADDRESS HOP ON DOWN Chof Cnrvod • Turkby, Primo Ribs, Ham a Lomb (llrtt and lost natnet) Shrimp V Clams • Vlonnoso Tnblo • Frobh Fruit - CITY ______ZIP;. I address __ With All Your Little Bunnies OPA OPA DRINK ESSEX ' UNION COMBO. RESERVE EARLY $1* • 9.9nnE5 "". " I Daytime telephone number "' to Yesterday's, where the funon Cheese Omelette Write your ad In spaces below and mall to: MSE WORRALL NEWSPAPERS , will celebrate his/her —birthday on Entire Family can enjoy :V Additional ingredients extra | (BflO) DAILY SPECIALS WEDDING DREAMS P.O. Box 158, Maplewpod, NJ 07040 CHOOSE FROM Mouth Watering Dishes • INCLUDE V Available Monday thru Friday/til 11:00 a.m. . .Joining In the celebration are SO MODELS W FROM $33.95 DAY __ , __ DATE ______19 (slotor«/brothor») . Shnmp Cocktail • frt%ne. — All Dliopuni- prepared Exclusively By Chef, Soup & Salad Bar 911.95 51 Houi9 Open Oar Silvor Candoiabras ONLY AT THESE PARTICIPATING IHOPs Pid : • Hois D'o«u*mi * FlDWPr! EVENT. and — ' Of '. l.in 7.1'liislrnle South Plainfteld aii wcllasin Rahway, -oldest daughters, Tzeilel and Hodel, The group is sponsored by the Maplowood Recreation Department. Column returns iiuely, it's time to pejk up. A .strejik of be exhibited.Tor ihe firsi lime in.20 ling the publicity it deserves and we 8.'cnilesc|uc .'I (..Sever 12. Allay .l.l.Tiicmc 14. lias I6,llny SCOUIMO (Oct. 24 to Nov. 22) You luck is follmying yiui, nnil. ninny gooil where he. grew up, anil in; Cranrprd, and Beatrix Bucndia as Yente the Our monthly column, In the Gar- years al Swain Galleries, 703 Walch- Linden, Union and Slaien would like to help. We have a public- 21, ilmuitl 22.Money 2.V Rnrc 24. Also 25, Slum 2fi. IJmil will feel pulled in a thousand different things will happen. Wednesday ami ' Matchmaker. The Fiddler will be por- den, will return next" week. directions. Hasicaily, that's .because Thursday \\i\\ he especially good days. ung Avc,, Plainficld, frdni April 3 lo ity handbook which explains how to The column, written by Barbara The VVyllic exhibit will open with a trayed by Kelly Honcymar, a violinist you're needed to do loo muny things, Try Listen lo the advice of a Scorpio associate •30.. • '.••.-••• .:• . tell your siory. Wo would like lo lo make yourself n little less inilispcnsihle reception from 5-7 p.m. April 3, and with the New Jersey State Student A subsuripiiiiii lo yoiir newspaper Palmer Stem, will provide informa- lie fore making n flnanciul change. Don't An altimnus of Newark Fine uml keeps your college student close to publicize, your club, church, sports, tion about lawn and garden care. nt work. Il won't hurl your career-any, and fall.prey.lo gossiping l.eos. . ' . • will continue weekdays from '):30 Symphony. you will have greater peace of mind. Your Imluslriiil Arls School arid llic Print Visual Arts hometown activities. Call school news, etc..If you have an idea Readers who have questions should a.m. .to 5:30 p.m.', Saturday lo A p.m.,. Among ihc famous songs from the for a.picture or story, please let us . financial situation looks very good; Your lilrlhduy thin wetk Tills should Iivilitutc, Wyllie won awards in inter- 686-7753 for a special college rate. contact her at Worrall Community Final concert of season be ii good year nil around. There will he national, national, Klnlc and local in Swain Galleries.' Tor liioie inforiiiii-- show to be performed are the title know. If you'd like a handbook, coll marks 60th Newspapers, p!o. Box 849,42S Main S'Af •IITAKIUS (Nnv. 23 loi Occ. 21) ilmus when you're dciwn but,.for Ihc most exhibition.'). He was known us an art lion, one can enll .756-1707. song, plus "Tradition," "If I Were A 686-7700. . St., Orange 07051. will be held in Plain field Don't nuke promises you cim'tkeej). A rpnrl, you will bo cantenl, You will be The New Jersey Center for Vis- friend will resent you if you cancel plans Rich Man," "Tp Life," and "Miracle The final concert of the Plainficld Tickets can be purchased at the especially lucky in the late part of the of Miracles." ual Arts, 68 Elm St., Summit, will at iho last minute. You need to practice'. sumrner; So, if you're planiilnBiiny major Symphony's 73rd season will take door. : '.. saying "no." It's really not Hull hard arid celebrate its 60th birthday at changes, August would he the time lo do Admission is $5 for adults and $4 place April 3 at 8'p.m.'in Crescent you will gain more respect that way. You .it. You will probably travel quite a hit Ilils "Images." Following the concert the annual for students. Tickets can be reserved Avenue Presbyterian Church, 716 will do something very off-beat, this year. Sornelinie in the fall you will be reu- The annual fund-raiser will be Conductor's Circle party will be held .weekend, Let'your family know you care by calling 889-1600, • Watchung Ave., Plainficld. The nited wilh a past love. A new relationship WHERE WERE YOU ON JUNE 8,1968? held Saturday at Dun & Bradslrcet, at the home of the Zcllcrs in. Plain- about them. • ...... • . • . could form — bin, be careful, it might not church is situated in the center of the Murray Hill. Ron K. Glover, presi field. This year, the Plainficld Sym- be in your best intcrcsis. You and a family Crescent Historic District. Ample CAPRICORN (Dec- 22 to Jan. 20) member will become closer because of II WE ARE PRODUCING A TELEVISION dent of Dun & Bradstreet Informa- phony Society Board of Directors has Art is exhibited parking is available, it was You're your, owii worst critic. A recent ' mutual interest. You Will he attending tion Services, is honorary chair- chosen, to honor the Plainficld Sym- failure is not as severe us you make il out DOCUMENTARY ON THE LIFE OF ROBERT F. Bernard Lipscomb, associate pro- announced. • . several weddings this year, man, and Mrs, Thomas H. Abbott phony Auxiliary "for their continued to be.- You must lake li look ai yourself KENNEDY. IF YOU WERE THERE ON JUNE 8TII fessor of Tino arts at Kean College of from an outsider's point of view. Don't and Mrs. Michael J. Powers arc co- The Plainficld Symphony's con- support." Admission to the party is New Jersey, Union, will exhibit a ductor, Sabin Puuizn, has chosen a SIS a person and can be paid at the put off medical or dental appointments. A A subscriplion lo'yptir newspjiper ALONG TI-IE TRAIN ROUTE BETWEEN NEW group of his paintings at Gallery 84, chairpersons of the- event, : visit from oldfriends lifts your spirits, musical program featuring Mascng- door,; Reservations can be made by keeps ytiiir college siuclcnl close to YORK AND WASHINGTON AND HAVE HOME . Now York, N;Y.,. from April 13 to Beginning with a Moot & Chan- ni's Intermezzo from "Cavaleria Rus- caljing the' Plainficld Symphony liDinclown .activities. Call: May 1. • . don champagne reception for spon- AQUARIUS (Jun. 21 . to Ixh. IK) MOVIES YOU WOULD LIKE TO SHARE, PLEASE ticana,",followed by Dvorak's Violin office at -561-5140. ... Things have been going very well for you, 686-7753 fur a s|»c.inl college rate. Lipscomb, a New York resident, sors and benefactors, the black tie CALL (212) 664-7123. . . event, "A Magical Evening," will Concerto, David Niwa, soloist, and will feature works .from a group of Joanna Kostrzewa of Lin- Brahms' Symphony No. 2 in D Major, paintings called "The Pink Wall den rehearses for hit musi- feature'such entertainment as "Psy- DIR B Y New Jersey SUMMER TENNIS GAMPS JGHN TRK U SPTA series," His one-man shows include cal, 'Fiddler on the Roof," chifc- Revelations" and Tarot card Randolph-Macon College in Ashland, which will be presented at readings and "Fantastic Hal" Symphony Maplewood Tennis Program. Sponsored by Maplewood Recreation: 1 ' . Summer Camp '. 9:30 • 12:00 Noon Agds S-14' Va., Kcan College and other north- Union Catholic High auction. ' ' . Folk hero talks Orchestra . . Boginnor to Iniormddiato (NTRP rating) 1.0 2-5: eastern locations. School, Scotch .Plains, The festivities also will include Jaime • Escalante,. a. high school teacher who was immortalized in the Junior Acatl»my 300-5:30 PM Agos 10-17 For further information, one can tomorrow and Saturday an exhibition and salo of selected . . ' Jnlormodialo to Advnncod (NTRP Rating) 3.0-5.0 contact the gallery.at 212 581-6000. and April. 2 and 3 at 8 p.m. an works. Guests will dance to Iho movie "Stand and , Deliver," will South Orange Tennis .Camp-. ' . Tbt \nv tork Ttttui music of Jan Flalp's New York City speak on American education at Kean . Sponsored by South Orange Recreation: Orchestra, andlherc will bo a gouir- College of New Jersey, Union, ori Emanuel Summer Camp: 1:00 PM-3130 PM Agos 8-17 • •: mfit buffet dinner. April 2 at 8 p.m. AX, piano . .. • Boginnor lo Advancod .(NTRP Rating) 1.0-6.0 . JERSEYAIRES & Proceeds from "Images '93" sup Aii immigrant from Bolivia, Esca- Children's Concert Seiilon One . Monday Juno 28 through Thursday July 1 and lante has become a folk hero .for his port the New Jersey Center for Vis- THE PRESS- < Hugh Walff, conductor . : Tuosdny July 6 through Friday July 9 SWEET ADELINES success; His story tells an account of ual Arts, Tho non-profit organiza Two: Monday July 12. Ihrugh Thursday July 15 and Barber Shop Singing scheduled Saturday lion's programs for children, adults underprivileged Hispanic students mm. MARCH II 8 PM Monday July 19 through Thursday July 22 setting new standards in mathematics. JOHN HARMS CENTER, ENGIEWOOD Seiilon Thr«»: Monday July 26 through Thursday July 29 and Sat., April 3, 8 P.M. Kcan College • of New Jersey, of all ages, us well as.the hand- the Virtuosi in a variation of Mozart's. AND fcK OUT THIS DEAL . The lecture is part of the college's SUN. MARCH \l i PM Monday August 2 through Thursday August 5 AH Seats '10. Union, will present "A Children's icapped, include professional "Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star." Contcmpo.rarjfJs.sues.Lecture series, SYMPHONY HAIL, NEWARK For Information and. brochure stop by or call: instruction, workshops,xart appreci- Concert" with Virtuosi di Camera The Virtuosi is a chnrnber orchestra II will tako place m WilkinsTheater, PROKOFIEV aakalSroulKav Maplewood Rieritllon Departmint or South Onnjt RicrMlkin Dspartminl ation courses, exhibitions and jazz ONE YEAR ONE YEAR SHOSTAKOVICH Km CMctrtt to I' WESTFIELD SYMPHONY Saturday at 1 p.m. in the college's made up of 26 professional musicians 201-763-4202 < 201-762.03S9 concerts.. '.'.'•'' REGULAR SENIOR CITIZEN There is a S3 general admission fee. R. STRAUSS ItaWlM Wilkins Theater, r from the metropolitan area. •.. R.STRAUSS Brad Keimach . For tickets and information, one For further information, one can The Adclanto Rhythm Band will James Howe, tho founder.of the Conducting Tchaikovsky #5 can call 273-9121. call tho box Office at 527-2337; perform in tandem with the Virtuosi.- Virtuosi di Camera, and former facul- • UNION LEADER $20.00 $15.00 with Guest Pianist Jeffrey Biegie ; CALL l-8()()-ALLi;c;R() Forty students from five Now. Jersey ty member of the college's Tine arts • SPRINGFIELD LEADER $20.00 $15,00 Sat. April 17, 8 P.M. school districts comprise Project M&- department, will conduct the General Admission *19 r Seniors $16 lame, a summer educational enrich- orchestra. He has served as founder- $15 00 ment program held at the college. conductor of the Pro-Arts: Chamber • MOUNTAINSIDEECHO $20.00 Each student will perform with his or Taipei unit SAENCJOR CHOR & Orchestra of. New. York, The Wcst- $15,00 her own handmade rhythm chesicr Chamber Orchestra and the • KENILWORTH LEADER $20.00 instrument, to perform THE SCHWABiSCHER ..Lydon-Wright Chorale. He also has $15.00 My Family? "The concert is unique in several 'performed-its a baritone soloist spe-; Tho Chinese Golden Dragon Acro- • ROSELLE PARK LEADER $20.00 bats & Magicians will perform at SAlENGERBUND ways: First, it is one of the few child- ciulizing in oratorio. , .'. • LINDEN LEADER $20.00 $15.00 ren's concerts performing with n pro- • The Virtuosi will perform orchest- Kean College of New Jersey, Union, My Career? German Singing fessional orchestra, and second, it is ral works of Bach, Handel, Mozart, April 8 at.8 p.m. as part of the col- Sat., April 24, 8 P.M. bilingual," it was announced, lege's Cultural Arts series. • ROSELLE SPECTATOR $20.00 $15.00 Benjamin, Barlok and Haydcn; Jac- . • All Seats »6 Margaret-Dunn, professor of com- : queline Schiller, a Juillinrd graduate The Taipei troupe-will demonstrate It's no longer a choice! its athletic powers arid sense of • RAHWAY PROGRESS municalions and theater at the college, . and guest soloist, will 'perform one $14.00 $11.00 BEN-HUR and Annabclle RddriguciLof Union, a movement from Mozart's Piano balance and timing through a chorco-. Customer Relations • Sales graphed program of balancing'* jug- • CLARK EAGLE $14.00 $11.00 Silent Filrti Classic^ Lee Erwin Organist Kean communications . tmd theater •Concerto. . . Sun., April 25, 3 P.1S1 ^^ major, will servo as narrators. gling, comedy, magic, color and I'm Janet Rlohirdi. 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^ WORRALL NEWSPAPERS — THURSDAY, MARCH 25, 1993 — B7 B6 - THURSDAY, MARCH 25, 1993 — WORRALl NEWSPAPERS uarters~et~ reunions for Rahway The Rahway Valley Jcrseyaircs Planning a reunion? There is a for former students and teachers to for Oct. 22,1994 at the Holiday Inn in ion. Alumni names and addresses are being sought for a fall reunion. Alum- its 50th reunion. Alumni who have Local Chapter of SPEBSQSA, the brochure available which gives com- celebrate its 40th anniversary on Livingston. Alumni or anyone know- needed. Contaci Florence Amsicr ni or anyone knowing the whereab-. not been notified should contact Ted Society for tho Preservation and plete information on how to go about March 7. Call 992-1057. ing the whereabouts of former class- Bernstein, P.O. Box -233, Kcasbey outs of graduates should write to: Sac- Johnson, 2177 Keller Crescent, Union Encouragement of Barber Shop it. For information, call 677-0565. Governor Livingston High mates should contact Susan Fioro 08823-0233, . red Heart Reunion Committee. 341 07083. Quartet Singing in America, repor- Columbia High School, Maplc- School Class of 1973 will have a 20th Mauriollo, 10 Cornell Road, Cranford East OrnnRC High School class of Parker St., Newark 07104. South Side lli|>li School Class ot tedly the world's largest singing wopd, Class of 1968 is looking for fel- class reunion on Nov. 26 at the Berke- 07016. 1943 is having a 50lh reunion. Alum- U.S. Constabulary Troupers, who W3K is planning a reunion on May 10. organization fer men, together with low classmates.! Alumni, or anyone ley Plaza on Springfield Avenue in Union High School Class of 1943 ni or anyone knowing the whereab- serviced in Germany after World War 1993. The reunion committee needs the Suburban Sound Sweet Adeline who has information about them, Berkeley Heights. Classmates should is planning its 50th reunion for June outs of former classmates should con- II from 1946 to 1952, are being sought assistance in locating classmates. Chorus, 1992 Regional champions, should write to: Class of '68, c/o Ron contact Mike Paone at 464-3322. 26. Alumni or family members who tact the Alumni Committee, P.O. Box by a national veterans association for Contact Leonard Morvay, P.O. Box will perform at the Union County Dombusch, 35 Watchung Road, Short Thomas Jefferson High School, know the addresses of class members 57, Califon 07830. a reunion. Write: B.J. Chambers, 530 771, Millbunt 07041; 762-3331. Arts Center, Rahway, April 3 at 8 Hills 07078; or call 376-4424. Brooklyn, N.Y., Class of 1943 is hav- should write toi Jennie Hamlil, 293 St. Iluttln 11 lull School, Elizabeth, Park Ave., Lancaster, Peiiii., 17602; USS Korreslal (CVA/CV/AVT-. p.m. . The 4-H Youth Development ing its 50ih reunion. For, information, Johns PI., Union 07083. Class of 1058 is having a class reun- or call: 717-397-9704. 59)- is having a- reunion on Sept. The "big new sound" of tho Rah- Program of Essex County is seeking contact Shirley Rothlein, 218 Wes- West Orange High School Class ion on Oct. 22 al ihe Gran Centurion Irvlnuton High School Class of 22-26, 1993 in Virginia Beach, Va. way Valley Jersoyaircs, a 60-man adults who were 4-H members as tend Avc., Freeport, N.Y. 11520; of 1943 is planning its 50th reunion. in Clark. Alumni or anyone knowing 1943 will have its 50lh class reunion. for all former and present crew chorus, will be directed by Jim children for a 75th anniversary reun- 516-623-9078. AlutnnL or anyone knowing the of former B'ntlin classmates'should The reunion committee is updating meinbeis/air group and Marine Bazcwicz with Jack Robinson and ion planned for November. • West Side High School, Newark, whereabouts of former classmates -cnmaci Andrea Leproc Richel, c/o its mailing list. Alumni or anyone detachments. For information, contact Doug Brown assisting thd concert, Both former 4-H members who Class of 1973 is seeking classmates to should contact Rachel Turner, Aflon Reunion, P.O. Box 368, Scotch Plains with information on the whereabouts Thomas O'Brien. 2325 Calvin Ave.. and the Suburban Sound Sweet were active in Essex County and those help plan a 20-year reunion. Inter- Florist, 184 Columbia Turnpike, Flor- 07076. of former classmates should send Norfolk, Va. 23518; (804) 583-107(1. Adeline Chorus will be directed by from other counties or states should ested '.alumni should send their name,' ham Park 07932. : Wccqunhlc Hl(ili School Class of their name and address to Gerry Ve/- VTveqiiahlc High School Class of Alice Lesniak, Quartets featured on contact Mary Lou Mayficld, 4-H address and- telephone number to: •East Side High School Class of 1938 is planning its 5Sth reunion for •za, 42 Pitt Road, Springfield 07081; 194.' is planning ils SOili reunion. Call May. . the program will be the Happy Program Associate, by calling WSHS "20 Year" Reunion; 1886 Tur- 1954 is planning its reunion. Alumni or Framcware, Inc.. 700 Route 4(> 76.VO2I3. • ••-••' Medium, Yesterday's Melodies and' 678-7807 between 9 a.m and 4 p.m. ner St., Rahway 07065. or anyone with information on former Alumni who have not been notified West, Clirton 07013. Kast Orange Hlcli StbtStil Class of Members and founders to be honored. Founders and members of the board of the Les The Perfect Alibi for the men's Weekdays; or by writing to: 4-H David Itrenrly Keglnnal High classmates should write lo: John Pal- or ' who - know lire whereabouts of Wcequhlilc ill(jh School The gra- 194') is planning its 45th anniversary classmates who have moved out of the Maiamut Gallery, Union, will be honored at a reception celebrating the fifth anniversary organization, and the Prelude Quar- Youth Development Program, Rut- School, Kennihvorth, Ctiiss of 1983 is mucci, 1230 Stone St., Rahway duating Class of January 1948, will for. Oct. 22, 1094 til the Holiday Inn in arcu, should contact Jack Rubinfcld, of the gallery In the Union Public Library, Friberger Park, April 1.8. The picture, taken in tet from the women's organization. gers Cooperative Extension of Essex planning a . 10-year Tcunion for .07065. hold its 45th reunion on April 25 ;II Livingston. Alumni or anyone know 75 Redwood Rnad, Springfield 1988, shows some, of those to be honored, back, row, left to right, Viola Meskin, Doris For further information one can County, 15 South Munn Ave., East November. Members of the. reunion Oraiigo High School Class of ihc Mayfair Farms in West Orange. A ing the. whereabouts of former class-, Krueger, Lillian Abramson, Judy Gariner, James Schaefer, Jeannette Cantalupo, Elfrei- 07081. ' • . 1 ; contact Charles Sp07.d7.inl at Orange 07018. . committee are currently trying IP 1968 is planning its 25-year reunion cocktail hour is .scheduled for 11:30 'males should -contact'.Susan l iorc da Dattner, Carol.Hach and Josephine Dukes; front row, Seymour Meskin, Les Maia- 925-2629 of the Union County Arts Ratlin High School, Elizabeth. locate classmates who arc interested Clifford .1. Scott 11 lull .School a.m., to be followed by brunch and a Mauirivllo, 10 Cornell Ro.id, Cranl'tirtl mut, Arlene Shor, Gloria Giacona, Stephen Petrlck, Florence Walsh and Joseph for May 22. Contact: Dart Nigro, Ccplcr at 499-8226. Class of 1943.is having a 50th reunion in attending, For more information, 857-2340; Al Thompson, 673-8687; Class of 1941 is planning a reunion. -program of nostalgia.. Those inter- 07016. Cantalupo. •.•'••• • on Oct. 3 at the Holiday inn, Kcnil- call .'XW-2l)8-4543. ; . .'• ' . .' Janet Musano, 748-1306; or Art Alumni should write to: Doris Gaw- ested in additional information or who '.. West Side I Huh Schoiil, Newark, worih. Alumni or anyone knowing the Thomas .lefferson High School, Fryer, 857-3621. ley, 41 Mountain Ave., BlivimficKI have news of other classmates should Class of l()h7 is.having-its 25lh ivim- Greek night set wheareabouts of former classmates Elizabeth, Class of 1943 is.pUmning a Weequalilc High School Class of 07003. call Joan Bressler Greenspan at ion on Jan. 2.', |0')3 al the Weslwoixl should contact Eleanor Whaley Bar- 50th' reunion. Classmates should con; "Hillside Illuii School Class of 265-5959 or Diane . Denbiirg al in OarwtHiil al 7:30 p.m. Contact Bill Lovidow of Springfield, loader Unionlte plays title role — Winifred Phillips of Union, 1943 is planning its 50th reunion. Call ny, 1551 Dill Ave., Linden 07036; or tact Hal Rose, c/o -Hal Rose Agency, •l')73 is-seeking alumni for its 2.0th 763-7669. WSHS, P.O. Box (.94, South Plain- Soviet exhibition Concert set of the Summit Folk Dancers, has left, portrayed 'Antigone' for the last two weeks when 763-0213. •.'.-• ' : call Anne .Feiiibcrg Green at 118 Elmora Avc, Elizabeth. high school rcuninn. .Anyoiw wild Abraham Clark Ill|i>r Kvi>nlh|> 11 lull School whereabouts, of former classmates who know.the addresses of class Soviet nrt presenting forbidden reli- "Sabbath Prayer" nnd Samuii Rubash- is sponsored by Ihe college's A guest teacher,, Angie Markos, of Alumni or anyone knowing the whea- should contaci SSHS 1968 Reunion, 07067. . '• - ' . . is seeking alumni from the years 1933 should contiit: Reunion Commiltee, members .should.'wtiic ' io: Jennie1 gious themes is now being shown'in kin's "Passover," traditional Jewish School of Liberal Arts and music Holy Trinity Church, Wostfield, will reabouts of one, can contact Delia 47 Ross St., East Orange. 07018; Kust Orange High School ciass of. to 1939 for a reunion. Contact Charles 10131 W. Sunrise Blvd., 206, Planta- llanitil, 293 .Si. .Johns'Place, Union ceremonies are depicted. : the executive offices of Schering- department. . • • . introduce dances of the Greek Islands Sanders Pollack at 372-0384; 672-2806 or 399-2148.. • • 1983 is planning its 10-year reunion Mess, 5 Cury St., second floor, West tion, Flu., 33322. O70S3. ' ' ' ;' Plough Corp., Mndison. Many works presented "outwardly Vasqucz, who has a doctoral and mainland. It also was announced The Mnrylawn of the Oranges Thomas .H'lTorson High School, for Sept. 18. Alumni or anyone with Orange 07052; 6''7-1840 or Thoinus .IcIIVrsiin llljjli School, West Orange I Huh 'School Class Colled "Struggle for ihe Spirit: protest government—restrictions on Male voices are heeded degree in musicology from the Uni- that beginners nre welcome to attend. Alumnae Association will have its Elizabeth, Class of 1944 is planning information on. former classmates 674-4149. . . Eli/.abeiii, Class of 1943 is planning a of, 1943 is planning its SOili reiinioii. Religious Expression in Soviet Non- religious and artistic freedom," ns can The Concord Singers need male There are no auditions, except for versity of Paris IV, Pnris-Sorbonne, Refreshments Will be served. More, ninth annual reunion-brunch : on ils 50th reunion. Alimmi who have should write to: Class or '8.1, EOHS Cuntnil .Hl|>h School, Newark, 50lb reunion for 1993. Classmates Alumni or anyiine kiiowing the conformist Art," Ihe exhibition hns , be seen in ' Andrei Gcnnadiev's voices for chorus and solos io solo parts. One can call 273-3877 for is regarded for his compositions, information can be obtained by call- • March 28, commencing with a Mass not been notified should contact Ted Reunion, c/o Dawn Miirablc, 151 Lin- Class of 1943 is planning a reunion should contact Hal Rose, c/o Hal Rose whercahouis. of lornier classniaies been assembled for Schering-Plough ."Three-Domed Temple," Vlndiniir rehearse for a spring performance more information. concerts, and radio program pro- ing 201 467-8278. at 10:30 a.m. The reunion will'be at Johnson, 2177 Keller Crescent, Union den Ave., Irvingion. 07111. . for the spring. Alumni or anyone with Agency, llSBImom Ave., Eli/.abejh. slioulil c.oniiicl Rachel Tunier, Aflon nnd ils visitors by the Jane Vqorhces Oychinnikov's "Banishment of the scheduled May 2, it was announced. Funding for tho group has been, ductions. A former lecturer at New Mayfair Farms, West Orange, and 07083. Orange High. School Class of infonnaiion on class members, should South Sldv I Hub School, Newark, Florist, 184 Columbia Turnpike, Flor- Zimmcrli Art Museum, Rutgers, the Money Changers from the Temple" Rehearsals will begin Monday at made possible in part by the New York's Lehman College Vasquez will celebrate the 50th reunion of the South Side High School Class of 1934 is. looking for alumni for an \vrite to P.O. Box 23, Lincrofi 07738. Class of 1968 is haying its 25th reun- ham Park 07932. . 'Stale University,. nnd Vasily Sitnikov's "cell." This newspaper is it reliable means 7:30 p.m. in St. John's Lutheran Jersey State Council on the Arts, is an associate professor in the Uni- Class of ''43 and the 25lh reunion of 1938 is planning a reunion on May 16. upcoming reunion. Graduates should ' VVvi'qunhlc Ill|>h School Class of ion in 19.93. Alumni or anyone know- KIINI Orauue llluh School Class of The exhibit is pnrt of an ongoing Other works offer personal, impas^ Church , 587 Springfield Avc., Sum- Department of Slate, through n grant versity of Puerto Rico's music uf researching the community the Class of '68. Other classes to be . The reunion committee needs assis- contact Sam Romano, 103 Gregory 1938 is planning its 55lh class reun- ing the whereabouts, of former cliiss- 1983 is planning its 10 year reunion serios of art presentations nt Schcring- stoned professions of faith,' such as in mit. The major work will be an administered, by the Union County : department and has written and market. To boost your business in • honored are the classes of 1948, '53, tance in locating classmates. Contaci . Ave., West.Orurige 07052, 731-1158; ion. Contact Jack Rubunfekl at niates should contact SSHS 1968 for Sept. 18, 1993. Alumni or anyone Plough's Madison offices, and is Marc Klionsky's "Childhood," Ernst Argentina Folk Mass, "Misa Cripla," Office of Cultural and Heritage edited several, articles and texts. the community, cull our ad depart- '58, "63, '73, '78, '83 and '88. ' ; Leonard Morvay, P.O. Box 771, Mill- or Bill Tamarato, 12 Abington Road, 379-9428; Bert Manhorf at 992-4513 Reunion, 47 Ross St., East Orange with information on former class- available to the public on weekdays Ncizvostny's "crucifixion" and by Ariel Ramirez. Affairs. '••• .' : . •. Ho will serve as composer in mcnl.ai 674-K000 lodiiy., . The alumnae.association will.also bum 07041; 7.62-3331. .',.•. West Orange 07052, 731-7267. • or Loreitu Olshin at 908-688-7561. 07018; 672-2806 or 399-2148. mates should write to: Class of '83, between 10 a.m. nnd 4 p.m. through Genedelev's "Star of David with residence at the college from March honor Sister Ellen Joseph Newton as U.S.S Forrestnil is having a reun- Irvlngton High School.Class of Siicred Henrt Cnthcdrnl Grnm- Thomas Jefferson High School, EOHS Reunion, c/o Dawir Marable, April 9. The show will then travel to Thorns." Works such as Feodbsy 29 to April 2, On April 2 nt 11 n.m., she celebrates 60 years, as u sister of 1983 is planning.-its 10th reunion.. miir School, Newark, graduates are Elizabeth, Class of 1944 is planning 151 Linden Ave., Irvingion 07111. the . Dixon Gallery and Gardens, Gumeniuk's symbolic . "Fantastic . ion on Sept. 22-26 in Virginia Beach, ho also will lecture at a music OUR STRENGTH IS IN OUR NUMBERS! PLEASE PASS THE Alumni, friends and family who know Memphis, Tcnn., for an exhibition Fish" and Alexander Kharitinov's charity and for 33 years of service at Va. for all former and present crew department forum. __.' the whereabouts of former classmates sponsored by the Schering-Plough "Approach of a Mysterious Planet" EXTRA APPLICATION ON TO A FRIEND OR RELATIVE. Marylawn. For further information, members/air group and marine For further information, contact should contact thereunioncommittee • Foundation, which will run from May are "imbued with a strange, mystical contact chairwoman Marianne Grosso detachments. For information, contact ihe music department nt 527-2107. at Irvingion High School Reunion, 2 through May 30. . quality." Founding Membership. Application at 731-5063, or alumnae director Ann Thomas O'Brien, 2325 Calvin Ave., Faiila. at 762-9232. Norfolk, Va. 23518; 804-583-1070. . P.O. Box 362,. Whippany 07981. "Struggle for the Spirit" is drawn VH, HM.I ' . •. '• . ' . . • '.•••• . " • : • : ' ' Professional Directory I want my voice lo be heard. Plenie enroll me Hi > Faundinn Member or United We Swnii Arnerlcn.. I will tie part of thii notional coalition of ciliiem welting to bring St. Pliilomunii'x Kchool/Aqulnns East Ornnge High School Class of South Side High School, Newark, primarily from the Norton and Nancy attain in. Mcatiary rafciMm tn our n.iitm'a .enemy, tinvvnim.M ami election Uwt ... - \ • . . . Academy, Livingston, is searching 1949 is planning ils 45ih nnnivorsnry Class of 1943 is plnnbing a 50th reuii- Dodge Collection of Non-conformist D Enclowil li my $.15 check or mnney order for my nrtntlni memberslilp pnynble lo United We Slant! America. Inc. . ,'. ' . Art from the Soviet Union, with addi- Q PletHocrtorRc my annual memherahipia.llie credit cnril tbitve itulicnletl Iwlnw: ; Credit Curd * . ' • • .Vita D tonMerCord . D Dkcover p American Enpre*.. '• , * 1 p Tax Services Tax Services tional selections from the George Ria- Due bov Collection of Russian Art, both DMrDMn.PNU. CLASSIFIEDS DRAW CROWDS part of the permanent collection of.the FRANK P. SAUNDERS STRYDESKY & COMPANY Signnlure —— FASTER THAN YOU CAN SAY: Cortlliod Publio Accountant Cortlliod Public Accountants - Zirnmerli Art.Museum. Individual Partnership Corporate FullRnngo ol Accountlna & Tax Sorvlcos The show features works by Soviet "QUICK-ACTING RESULTS!" Tax Roturns Prepared Individual, PartnomhipB, Corporations Evonlng and Wookond Appolntmonts Avnllablo Name tl'lente print! ' Tim Manngomont Consulting, Flnanclal/Esuito Planning " artists who, during the period from the 908-688-1477 ...-•• Day, evening, wookond appolnlmonts avnllnblo early 1960s to Glasnost, incorporated 635 Carlylo Plaoo, Union, NJ 07083 . 808-4B6-310O forbidden religious, themes and kf// Budget-minded shoppers will look, lo iho Classified . •images into their works. The exhibit . C'oiini) U S Cnnpreunmal llulm-u il known I nf 1/ •' • columns, lor money-saving purchases. And smarl.: illustrates that religious themos in II .• folks with items lo sell call us because they know our t ) Soviet non-conformist art took many •S^/'. '• v • Ibw-cosl ads pull quick responses! Read Ih'em and . Ape . . • • . ... M forms. For instance, imagery based on A. UnderlB_ II IKIo.1l_ C. J2lo44_ • • use them all Ihe limel . • . biblical texts is presented. in such 'U- *»('; E. S5lo64_ F. Over65_ '. .' D lii nddilion. I would like to lieconte n volunteer in m) «lntc ' JIT works as Ardashcs Hounanian's- VITAMIN FACTORY "Untiilcd (Virgin and Child)," Dmitry Q In iitltlilion to bcco.niirt|Mi Fnundinp Member. I would like In mnkc Ibc fojltminp contrtblition lo Untied We Stand America. Inc.. ' UNION CLASSIFIED Plavinsky's "The, Lamentation"' and lo lutllicr ils objectivesiinilfuiili. Q ' $'M . D S.W . 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. . . Hulled Wo Ntmtil Ami rim Nullohut Itircrciuluni \ Advertisement • . . P.O. llux 900(1 We're Closing Our Doors VITAMIN FACTORY ; .' X^' •. ' • Uiliilnn, RY 40742-yUOO . • :\ Vitamin 600 mg. w/RH ioo« Dally Multiple Yooe FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT ON SKATES -SUNDAY, MARCH 28TH- F)«Q. $2,69 (OneADnyJRsg. $1.49.. • United We Stnml America^ . . ...— -: —.• ^'NA'iiONAI.Kl'.PI'.nnNIHlM-GCWF.RNMnNTRI'.rORMl Vitamin B-6 60 mg.iooe 2lnc 100 mg. ioo« Roller skating rinks! Everyone in out of.even the busiest sessions, There the 10,000 sq..fi, rink floor. On Friday FINAL SALE DAYS: Thurs, Fri, Sat & Sun. R *149~' New Jersey remembers visiting ihe is u rink for tots only. Here iho little . and Saturday, tiio teens have the abili- VIS NO . * 1 Do you Mirw l|i.il hw cvny .|X'inlinjrniLs willi Iho Mvlna*. (Mumikiil, f ollc Acid 800 meg. iooa L'Olutamlne 500 mg. eoo rink local to their town. It was fun. for ones cim have their hands held by ty lo diince or skate to the most current > Slfur 41 yiars, ton art. closing our doors, We. appreciate, our -tiia •••••J398 fonk-li.ii.iiuhld»tfnliMrt'n ' • . .•'.'." .. ' . . '; . .. .'-.. . '. . . X^, D Rag. $1.49 ..„' A89 Rog. 84.98.....;. the tots and also a great'place for tnoin and dad. In the tot rink mom and music ami enjoy ihe special mocktail 2: Slmnlil \\w Pri^likitl piwm an MIVNIII pl.m inilmlinn s|*'ihliuf. nils, upoiKlinR Innias"*. ami lit iiUiL-inci.inil pnM'nl ilie • a.. ml nSull nl tin1 thai llii* |HX'pK' mn kttriw ik* lit.') iv«ilt In-fijiy |vi)inn MUUU l.iu-s' •,, • . : ' Vitamin B-12 BOOmcg. ioo« All Protein Tabs 100. children to meet. Many rinks havo clad are not required to wear skates.. frozen'. Margaritas. ; D a '• foyaC friends and customers who made our family complete. long since disappeared but the memo- For additional fun, Skaters World has . !i.- MIIHIKIllu* 1'iwklcirt Miii1 n mi.incily,.ititliliiirnuiHi.il io;>'*t n»ilic |RMJI|C MI wtji-nn kiHiw\>)ici||c{ in m* iIicti'MilLsnl llic . :$|60 City Limits gets its name form the D ries of ihe people who used to skate an' arcade with, over '35 different' floresccnt skyline mural painted on • Thanfi you, Manganese 60 mg, i oot CbEnzymo Q-ib eo* . cat) be brought back with a visit to attractions from basketball and •t. lki yon VV.IIII a CimMilullmul IlibnuM Uml^tii Amaultmiil, \vil|i fmn^iuy liimlinn Inn mi! I'miuMvely t» Njlion.il IXrfciisc?,..-. D $169 the wall. When the black lights on on • ,S. MiiHiltl llii11'l^klniilMvi'llic line Ili-ni Viln to vllmiitak* iv.uif? '...... "...' ' '.: '..::,• •.'..... • WW3»' R»fl.$8,99. ^ -Skaters World located in Wayne. Ska- Whack-A-Molp to the latest hi-tech, D D • Joe and Corny Tetillo the skyline glows in tho dark, A local ft tf ixir ptwn.i.H'fti wjnw llic Amctlan \w\te ui p-iy nvm mn, KIMHIII) iiprtivfik- |i*j.ki\lji|>|iy cx.iinplt- -, j|l utiilln: \vtfi\\ video games. ••''•', ters World is owned by Cliff and Bar- artist has also decorated the arcade , jl llir in|> • l>y ivillinuCfHiun^' ami llte'l'icMilail'* Ml.uic* hy Un |wnran iiml ti^iuuujt lU'ii ivtluini'iit i^I.im in liting ihcm Lundberg Wild Rice Cake a oz. bara Gal lira, These parents of a 4and . imd at.ihe end of ihe entrance, con- 1» lint' wliti iluir-llie AnR*|li>n iwitnlc' ' ' D D • Rog. $2.49. „..., $149 Children's Chewable ^ your old have taken a mom and pop . ... Sunday night is family night at Skn- corse is a painting of a huge roller ' 7 SlMHikl CiHiHf^ »ttnv in Iffin liniiu llui wimM ;uilfwxific ilcU tcikiditwi lium ulilc ivmH jililevetl' •P D •. roller .rink.'and transformed it.to an lers World. A family of up to five is skate, What makes this note worthy is. B. Slimild CMIIKK^ ami 1'IHtl.lU In llic Wliiit' Mimmv« *~* SANSABELT • GROSHIRE (or Easy Now or. Throat Coat) Reg. $2.99 ,....>.. • ., • 9 PnyiMiferl |UM litiniuiliiiwl Inwlo.iftnvnicnUluwninwil luisuf lnluiiilhUnxinl^1...". . • . ; D a .-R everyone in the family. ' low price'of $15. This is for three laces'. Everywhere you tilrn,' ihere is 1 V • . . •.'.••• .• • D TOL Angel Hair or Fettucini 8 oz. , " Id Sln>iiklftvi-liiuliuU'fiHi'iKiiliil4iviM*i pk-ti.ty -«ii |ik)|i|',.iti4 •"iUiil nukl' it a uiiliiiul n)lh)^» , . . ' ' ." .' D Il/I tV l\T 'SS BOTANY 500 • DAMON $|49 VITAMINS For the very young Ihcro aro ses- hours of skating! For parents tho best something to see and enjoy. 1 . (Any Flavor) Rog. $1.99...... ;....'...... : ^ 11 *lnHili|\M' itiaiailii-illy tulinv lln- titk- nf ikmn-Mk' MJ'iiMs m |«mvi.k' unjy InfiHiiuHnii -inn unHh-y ihnitly «•! liKhmily? ..:...... sions where moms and lots can roam thing about Skaters World is.thnt your BUY ONE The staff is polite and courteous "B , 1 J/8lkiiiM *i' «:1i|ii(iuic'|v4iiiiiil JUhMi iiMiiiiiiili"f*-arKl »»fi ipi"*'".*}* oiiiiilwmiHM.tti i-ant|vil||ii^ . .'.. '• , ... .'.' '....• •...... ;. a : I TwinLab LPP Amino Acid Tabs ioos $ kids are out there exercising and bum- 'C• the floor and other sessions where from the general manager Joe, his 1 IVSlmuIti l.nvs Iv |MWtl in I'liminulf .ill t>ililk-« «>f 5|x\i.i1 Intai-M> K^II>H IIHKT MIIUS IV[ IIUXK->' li>amlidilW' . ..',: . Q• i8:. Rog. $13.95...... ;.... 995 1 : D JLWJLi JL/X^I V^ RAcguET CLUB GETONEEBEE birthday parlies rule .the rink. Birthday ing up all Ihc sugar they are corisum- assistant, Olenda, party host und hos- 5 11: \\\ yiHi k'licu* liui (•uoiiii'v .i|i k'pi\|jlli'(\ it (MVM^ d>r m, ami ^hotilit nxrul I 111* __ ' Jt parties are a specialty at Skalofs ing. This means that • when: they' go; toss Timmy and Michoilo-loall tho^ " iliwifiutuy li))ii)Cili.nvty* ••• • •'•»•'..; •' > •'•••• • -••• ••— •^—- D 00 $ • •. "•• «••• " • Spectrum Veg-Omega 3 Oil 8.5 o; . World. Ea,ch party gols personal ser- homo they arc not bouncing off ihc floor guards, snackbar servers and the 3 IS. SliiHiM.iii.i|oi IH'W imiKmnw MICII AS KMHII i-iic ii-fonii \< Dn4 iTCSfnkxl ui llic Aiwili^n people in iki-'ll. w\ Ilicn tnl^d ' ° v Fearn Liquid Lecithin 32 oz. in |»iliH pr.igr.tim lii |wm* Ilicif uw t'fTtviivvnrts U-ftm* (Iwy arc liiipk-mwitnl ailiiuwiJc' :..._ : D SUITS Rog. $7.19..,, ,....., I.'...... wiills like they do when ihoy come DJ, who will try to play special 1 *89 TO i69°° vice by. a courteous, host or hostess. Jti. SIKHIKI (IK flixtofal I^ILICDC \v rcolJtctl wl|U ji p^^fHuJr^iic Iw Itic rrv^fudili.il cltxll^Hi,.., - .'.* .,* .- a . The food is great, and there is plenty back' from one of those arcado places requests if possible. '•' . D a' Xyllfresh Mouthwash 16OZ. 17. Wfl* llil» IV Coniin ututliwhilc? 1>> Jim wWi in amllnnc pjnlcip.«lnn a^ 3 voting mtntlwr n( Unllitl tt'e SUral America? ....,: $ 00 $ 00 Nature's Way Cayenne Caps ioo«$A95 of it. Along with lots of fun skating, where kids passively play coin of . For yotu-skating equipment needs, a a Rog, $4,39...... ,,...,...... ;,,. PWNT IN UPPERCASE ONLY there aro games the Hokcy Pokey and games and deposit tokens like they thcy.hnvo.ii full service proshop and . SPORTSJACKETS 59 TO 119 KMF Olive/Aloe Bar Soap s oz. e A en the Chicken Dance usually performed were chips in Atlantic City. will stand behind everything thoy soil. $ 00 $ 00 Nature's Way Garllcln Box 60s Rag. $2,2$2,2S....S . ;....;...... „ „... • w ; with a. costumed character that the . Skaters World takes a turn toward They sell only quality skates that can . mziTirrra••inrillSTNAMl'. ' n n CS:LI_LLLUI7L •i l -nTi $ ( • Rog.$9.49 ...;.... children love.: They oven receive a •the future on Friday and Saturday bo purchased from $36 for children's TirnntTTiiTrnTn ]!' EIZCD SLACKS 29 TO 39 colorful, happy birthday troll shirt as a nights. That is when teens'mob.the skates to $800' professional dance or sini:i:ivnLHiAi. noun; ' ' . • • • AIT» 10°° TO 17 Everyday is sale day at th^ Vitamin Factory... gift. The music delights the kids and ilimce club called "City Limits." This spued skalcs, along with accessories. SHIRTS the parents. The DJs, at Cliff's diree- , For addition information or visiting is a recently renovated room thnt mrmCHY n, n iT• n 111 r 1' 1' \-11 i• 1' 1 STA11mT nZIP , nx• ••' n Everything priced just a cut above wholesale! tions, play, music from tho 50s and 60s Skaters World or renting iho facility 1 v~i 1. r~~i | | 1 pri n ] . • • n . , , • houses its own killer sound system, Visa & Mastercard Now Accepted Snlo Prices Good From 3/1 • 3/31 as well as 70s,.80s and 90s so children strobe lights, lasers, bubble machines for'your group's oxclusivo use call A/C~~ " I'MONK ".'. ' ' • US CONOBESSIONAL DUT'(If known), ' : • KROOKDALE 11H. of all agos, 6 to 60 recognize and imd other effect lights* .This compli- Cliff or Barbara. They will bo happy Mtilltt.i7 SIOMSy Hi MHI:I;m I'rlilaTy •tOA. AIOIIIIM IDI Hl'. »n,\i\(iiM a Salinilii; • ^oi-y 10A7 M In Cil'.M enjoy the sounds so that no one is left ments.thc one of a kind light show on IQ help you. '•••.•• . ... '• STORE HOURS: Mon.& Thurs. 10-6; Tues., Wed, & Fri. 10-4 Tills Is Our I'liial Sale ' let ins: ( ;tslt - visa - MaMt'rOiiil Only

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HELP WANTED HELP WANTED CARPENTRV DRIVEWAYS GARAGE DOORS LANDSCAPING UNI0N C0UNTY EDITI0N SERVING THB EASY WORKI Encollent payl Assomblo pro- WANTED1100 MEN and women. Earn money CARPENTRY BY M. Gonchar. Specialties: PATERNO PAVING GARAGE DOORS- installed, repairs and BILL SCHAU WORRALL COMMUNITY NEWSPAPERS * * COMMUNITIES OF: ducts at horns. Call toll Iree 1-800-467-5566 from your home. Stuff envelopes for $2.00 Decks, finished basements -33 Years Experi- Drivewsys • Parking Lots sorvioe, olectric operators & radio controls. E«l. 9506. eachl Call Richard 008-686-2054. ence". Free estimaios. Lowest prices and 'Coat Sealing STEVEN'S OVERHEAD DOOR, LANDSCAPING INC. 908241-0749. • Union • Linden FEDERAL LAW onlorc^rrioni. Kteny poiiiions highest quality. 908-687-1236. ' 'Concrete Sidewalk Residential & Commercial WANTED 29 PEOPLE 'All Type Curbings availablo. No oxporience nocossaiy. For appli- JOE DOMAN •Monthly Lawn Caro> Shrub Dosign ' cation information call 219-7S5-6661 Ext. DIET MAGIC 'Paving Blocks GUTTERS/LEADERS • Mulch.•Fortilizer. • Springfield • Roselle FULLY INSURED LE12B, Barn-Bpm, 7 days. , LOSE UP TO 30 POUNDS 908486-3824 FREE ESTIMATES Froo Eslimalos. Fully Insured. • Mountainside • Rahway 30 DAYS 908-245-6162 908-241-3827 GUTTERS * LEADERS (908)687-8028 FULLER BRUSH Producls. Buy or sell. Workai 133 DECKS home. Mail order catalog, sales. Excellent ALTERATIONS/REPAIRS UNDERGROUND DRAINS BRUCE AND Larry's Expert Lawn Sorvioo • Kenilworth • Clark income opportunity. Calf Marvin, 201-761-5142 •KITCHENS •ATTICS ELECTRICIANS Thoroughly cleaned and flushod Roasonablo raios. Froo ostimates. Fall doan- 000-388-6585. Earn $ while losing weight AVERAGE HOUSE $35.00 up Bruce 900-925 20B5. Larry 900 025 5590, • Roselle Park • Hillside •BATHROOMS •BASEMENTS WE'LL PAY you to type names and addresses RICH BLINDT JR. ALL DEBRIS BAGGED Monday, Sundny allor Sp.. • HOUSEKEEPER/ BABYSITTER to 7 and 9 REMODELED year olds. Part-time Professional seeks English Irom home. $500 per 1000. Call Electrical Contractor MARK MEISE 201-228-4965 No lob too small or too larqe. FUTURESCAPE, INC. CLASSIFIEDS speaking person two days weekly, 1-900-896-1666 ($1.40 minute/ 18 yoars*) or ' Lie. No. MOB Roplncomonts Hours: 9 am - 5 pm 12:00pm-s:00pm and 3£0pm-10:00pm. Flexi- write: PASSE- G3020,161 South Uncolnway, Visa and Mastercard North Aurora, IL 60542. . CARPETING ble days. Light cleaning, cooking, laundry. Must •RESIDENTIAL COMPLETE LANDSCAPE accepted Monday to Friday drive. References. 201-763-4403. KITCHEN CALL TOLL FREE 1-800-564-8911 CARPET PROBLEMS? •COMMERCIAL DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION JAN'S KITCHENS INC. HOUSEKEEPER Uve-lrV child care for 3 We Fix Them All! •INDUSTRIAL children. Millburn area. Nonsmoker. Driving a Installation. Custom Work. Re-Stretch. Seams. CUSTOM KITCHENS AT •SHRUBS •ROCK GARDENS AUTO FOR SALE MEETING PLACE HELP WANTED plus, Previous experience and references. Call But WholeuleBuy Direct On New Carpet. NO JOB TOO SMALL . STOCK CABINET PRICES •TREES .STONE WALLS B08-766-1790. •SOD «PR TIE WALLS ' WORRALL COMMUNITY NEWSPAPERS 1988 TOVOTA COROLLA. Automatic, 4-door, European 4 Traditional Concepts. Foaluring CHILD CARE. Seeking someone who ge- Perfection Floors •SEEDING •WATER DISPLAYS ~BlrTAKVFM stereo caiiette, 82K miles: Imma- the 'Doiwood Custom Cnbinol Lino' nuinely laves children, to care for 6 month old In WHEN REPLYING Prices That Won't Shock You! •GRADING •CUSTOM FENCING culate. Asking $3500. Call 201-467-4684 or To Answer A Meeting Place MACHINIST 1-800-585-6994 201-373-6994 Csll Jan at 00B-G47-6556 UNION COUNTY CLASSIFIED RATES" my Maplewood home Monday thur Friday. •PATIOS •DRV LAID PAVERS 20M67-2S56, TO A Free Estimates For a Froo In Homo.Esiimntn. Voice Personal call Must be entjllsh speaking, reliable and have RADIAL Drill •EXCAVATING .CONCRETE WORK EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER, 1992 recent references. Call 201-761-6743 after 11»2 VOLKSWAGEN JETTA GL, toal, 11,000 UNION COUNTY . Set up and operate. Capable of drilling and Don Antonelll 908.688-1853 7p.w, only. tapping on precision parts. Must be able to read miles, 4-door, air, alloy wheels, automatic, CLASSIFIED BOX NUMBER HOME IMPROVEMENTS OVER 15 YEARS EXPERIENCE Also available In combination with 10 Eceox County Nowspapsrt 1.1-90O-226-1065, $2.00 per minute complex prints. Good benefits, with overtime. ROYAL LINOLEUM & RUG CO. AM/FM castetto. Mint condition'. ' Fully Insured lor a total rsadershlp ql over 105,000 CLEANING SERVICE. Finest In area seoklng Hourly rate depends on experience. 201-783-3O05. 2. Note the 4-dlglt number In the ad please address envelope .to: (4) INSTRUCTIONS part-time ovonlnrj personnel. Own transporta- DANLY blE SET Famou* Brand Carpeta HANDY ANDY'S PHONE: 908-688-5876 tion. Only hard working, reliable, honest poople SPURR ELECTRIC 20 words or loss .....; $10.00 1090 VOLKS WAGEN Gotta Carat. Mint condi- 697 Rahway. Avenue, Union. NJ 07083. Armstrong • Mohawk • Amtloo General Contacting _need apply. M8-700-3316. BOX NUMBER --- New and Alteration Work Each additional 10 words or loss... (3.00 tion, 12.31BK, 5-speed, 4-door, AM/FM cas- iwse through the personaL 908-687-3323 SUCCESSFUL MATH TUTOR Minnlngton • Conooleum • Tirkett Painting FREE INSTALLATION • Have Roar Site* Specializing in .rocoDsod ligh'lino and soryico HOLLYWOOD Classiliod Display Rale sette, air, (un-rool, $0500. Dealer maintained. Worrall Newspapers OVER 25 YEARS TEACHING Dry Wall • Wot Wall 201-762-6328 after 6pm. COMPUTER TRAINING MECHANIC, PART-TIME weekday alter- Rudy For FREE ESTIMATE. Shop st homa. changing, smpko doloclors, yard and socurrry Por.inch (Comrriuiorublo)...: ; ..$20,00 • Visa and MC. 3. listen and follow the easy P.O. Box 158 noons. Experience in distal, hydrolics and High School/College ligh'llng, altordtions, ond now dovolopmoma. And More : Increase your job potbntlal. Learn WordPorfoct, LANDSCAPING 13 timos or moro (por inch)....; $15.00 """t aeetpUd 1001 VOLVO 240 Sodnn, ABS, all oloclrlc, eloct/lcal, Call 908-964-3773. Ucenso Numbor 7208. Fully Insurod. No Job directions to record your Lotus 123, DOS and othor loading programs. Maplewood, NJ 0704b . Algebra 1 through Calculus VISA 908-964-4127 MC Too Small. leather Interior, manual transmission, 30,000 message. Classes or 1-on-i available. Call Em for details RESULTS PRODUCED 201-564-9124 ARTISTIC LANDSCAPING Ti«nii«ot uiii «P(kv lo tit WM'IIQ I*"* tim 13 Vmii. Pmini lor tmiltnl Mi ilioiid b« i«o*lv«d Won t* puMeiJon highway milos, $15,500. Call .201-783-0536. MODELS WANTED M/F rui» Ir, rw IIIH ^ Towdiy yp/n., la Thuridiy publleiBori. . - 4. Touch tone phones only. You . SAT* A Specialty . 908-563-0398 1-8 00-870-03 9 8 DESIGN CARPET CARE/CLEANING YOUR AD could npponr horo lor na lilllo ns Woniii CwMuniif Nmpipin, Inc., mint! |» ilghi B ndiiufy, iivtu or »|KI « comi iHMIvt wlti tin Mowing puUlulon. 463 Valley Street, Maplewood, N.J. seeki lelf-motlvaled Individual tor data entry Morris Avinue, Union, NJ Shampoo, Cleaned, Sionm, Stripped, Bull, for your Junk car and miscellaneous office responsibilities. Ex- 008-025-3000. Numbor bl participants limited; 1-800-564-8911 Vjlax. • • • NpW AND REPAIR HOME IMPROVEMENTS FREE ESTIMATES 24 hour service. Call: perlonce a must. Maureon 201:781-4343. DRIVERS WANTED for local taxicab company. For more Information call Nancy at: Additions - Kltchons - Baths - Docks : . BUSINESS DIRECTORY AD DEADLINE. Friday 5 P.M. 908-688-7151 Full and part-lime positions available. Call NO JOB TOO SMALL Windows • Tiling • Roofing • Siding "•' DOLLS -*** 908-964-0843 ' "For that personal touch" • . CLASSIFIED AD DEADLINE. Tuosday 3 P.M. .' Dave ai 201-782-5700: • FREE ESTIMATES Custom Carponlry • All Home tmprovomonts 908-686-1838 Box Numbort ,. $12,00 Border.,.. , , .• $15.00 _(iOJ) 688-742 -NANNy-r-FRIENDLY^relajed-Jamlly-aea! PIcluros'Roloroncoe Avallnblo Are you a doll lover? Wo are looking for doll EARN MONEY reading booksl $30,000/ year Lovo Is friendship that catchqi fire. SWCF, 30, enorootlc livo-ln to care .for.2 happy pro- CLEANING SERVICE enthusiasts for party plan management posi- Income potential. Details.-1-805-062-8000 Ext; Call Glenn, 908-687-7787 Wants SWCM, hard-working, NS with family - schoolers. Must drive. Non-smoker. Call WORRALL COMMUNITY NEWSPAPERS INC. valuos lor trlond,,.lovo. Respond to ad 4453. tions to recruit, train and motivate a soles team. D J MAINTENANCE — Residential and olfico Free Estimate . Fully Insurod MAHON LANDSCAPING 201-762-5245. : AUTO WANTED Direct sales or parly plan oxperlenco holpfu. cleaning;.window donning; floor waxlnp. Fully P.O. Box 158 (5) SERVICES OFFERED FINANCING Clonn Ups. Lawn Mninlqnanco. Shrub Design Non-smoking malo, 38, S'8", 140 lbs. I like to Great commissions, tree training and no invest- EARN UP to' $346.00/ woek. Assembling Insured. Relerencos provided. Froo estimatos. JACK OF ALL TRADES TOP $$$ IN CASH Christmas and holiday decorations yoar round NEWSPAPER INTERNSHIP Docornlivo Landscnping. Lnwn Ronovation travel, dine. Looking for an honestrolellonihlp ment. Call 1-800-877-01O9, Monday • Friday Coll 908-964-8136. ATTENTION Masonry • Door • Fenoa - Smsll Plumbing Maplewood, N.J. 07040 with nilrociiwo female. I believe In harmony. at home. Work available. across the United .Sod or Ronoodlnn. '. 0 a.m. to 6p.m.. ' Repairs Roipond to 44S4. • Slates; For moro information: sond toll- If you aro a communications major at an area ACCOUNTING NO CREDIT? BAD CREDIT? Wo'll show you •COMPLETE LANDSCAPING SERVICE" • Union Londor ' ' • KoniKvorth Loodor « Lindon Loader . . For-ALL Cars & Trucks Railroad Tits . Seal Coaling DRIVER WANTED part-llmo lor' llmousirio. addressed stamped envolope to: Magic Christ- college such as Upsala, Montdalr Slate, Seton EXACTLY how lo fix your crodit roport -Got Qunlity & Rollabilliy 2nd Gonornlion COMPUTER SERVICES Loans • Crodil Cards, otc. Call lor Amnzlng Small Elactrloal Repair* • Springliold Loodor . • Mountalnsido Echo • Rosollo Spectator SJM, 27, ottroclivo, oducated, kind-hearted, Afternoon/ early evonlng. Must know Manhat- mas #380-4760 Onondngn Boulevard, Syra- Hall, Koan, Union County College, Essex FRANK P. SAUNDERS Fully Inourud Froo Eslimntes rocordod mosiaooni 008-412-2024. Landscaping (all around) • Clark Englo . • Hillsido Loader .. • Rosollo Park Loodor :"CALL DAYS - 589-8400 ronpohslble end fun, soeklng down to earth tan, New Jersey: Call John at 201-762-1358. cuse, ext. 810, NY 13210-3303. County Collego, or Rutgers-Nowark and would COMPUTER ACCOUNTING* Roanonnbto Ratos Certified Public Accountant Or Wrilo lo Joan Morcor, . '••••, »Rahway Progress . Jewish female with same qualities lor Mend- ' Ilko to build your clip Tito and resume In Gold Roteller for SBT Accounting soltworo: REASONABLE RATES ship. Respond to 4451. • ' anticipation ol seeking a Job upon graduation, 100,000 Installations. In tho U.S. ABIDE PUBLICATIONS FREE ESTIMATES or EVES..- (908) 688-2044 we can accommodate you with an Internship Individual •good for wholesolo, Impon/onpori, • ESSEX/UNION COMBO RATES ' , : Abbreviation! Tor Th«Muling Plape EDITOR/REPORTER that we'll lit to your availability. If you'd Ilka to manufacturing and rotnil. . 35 Lake Slrooty Bloomfiold, NJ 0.7003 Call Bob • 000-084-4720 ChrlS Mahon 908-686-0638 (Sumo day Pick-ups) B-Block • •' ' Corporate . COMBO DEADLINE: 'Tuosdoy 3 P.M. C-Chrlstlan Worrall Community Nowspapors In Essex County has an Immodlato know more, please call Executive Editor Don '20 Indopondont * Iniooraiod occountlna DAD CREDIT? Learn how to fix your crodit D-Dlvorcod . modules to moot your noeds F-Femele nood for an editor/reportor. Wo are sobMng a person who has solid Veleber at 201-674-8000. Partnership roport. Got Lonng, Crodit Cards, olc. For . ' '• . TRANSIENT CLASSIFIED RATES WE PAY cash for your junk car or truck. J.P. N-Hlspanio 'free on-slte demonstration, Installation, . .' HOME IMPROVEMENTS J-Jowlsh skills In writing, editing, and design. A great opportunity tor a person ' Amazing rocordod mossngo. Call CUNNINGHAM & SONS, 201-376-1263. r*Malo • and user training 20 words (minimum) $19.00 Additional 10 words or loss .;.'$6.00 S-Slnnle PARK RANGERS. Game wardens, security, 000-043-7400. : ' 1 W-Whito who has experience'with a weekly or dally newspaper, If you're . 'free 90 days 800 telophona support Box Numbor $12.00 . Bordora.. i . , •„; $25.00 ' WW-Wldowod maintenance, etc. No experience necessary. FREE ESTIMATES HR. SERVICE enthusiastic about running your own newspaper and have the qual^ For Information call 219-769-6649 Ext. 8305, LnfoTuh. 301-S84-888S Sprlnglleld CUSSIF1ED DISPLAY TRUCKS FOR SALE Tax Returns Prepared REESTABLISH YOUR Crodit. Manlor Cnrd/ WW/WF, slender, splritod, ion/, kind seo'ks Iflcatlons we're seeking, please call Executive Editor Don Volebor at Sam to Qpnv • • Visa approvals guaranfood. For Iroo brochuro Clemiliud.Diiploy opan rate (eommiiiionoblfl) per inch S42.0O 1000 FORD BRONCO II XLT. Loadod.. llvoly SWM, BO-ep who lovpstp danco.ro- .20)-674-8000. . * . * * call lodnv; 2O1-204-15BO. I.T woukl or more per inch *.„•. , ". „,; $30.00 S'Spood, doaler maintained, 33,000 milos, mint mnnco nnd havo lun. Call mo. Rosoond 4452.' PART-TIME secretary lor small olfice In Union. Evening/ Weekend Appointments •DECKS condition. Bout ollor over $0500. Goneral olfico skills required, Including typing Available Essex County Coverage Includes: 201-378-O703. and light bookkeoping. Flexible hours (approxi- FLOORS CHILD CARE mately J5.hours per.week). Please call for Mnplowood ' Itvington ., Bloomliold Glon Ridgo LOST & FOUND 10OO FORD RANGER XLT King Cab. Red, with appolnlmonl 90B-688-1777. . CUSTOM . South Ornngo Orange East Ornngo Wost Ornngo Cap. 33K, oxcollom condlioln. Powor stoorlng/ LOST YORKIE.vldnliy.olWo.it Linden Avonuo. 908-686-1477. DECK SALEM FLOORS Nutloy Bollovillo •• Voilsburg brakos, automatic, air. Roaoonnblo. Rospondo to Chanty. 5 pounds, goldon brown, PART TIME SPECIALISTS, INC. . WOOD FLOORS 201-728-0810, 201-763-724.). .11% years old, modium~halrrOOB"-862-5663. KITCHEN & BATHROOM REMODELING _ CLASSIFIED INDEX CUSTOMER SERVICE REP 'Sanding 'Rolinlnhlno '635 Carlyle Place •Staining . . 'Pickling REPLACEMENT WINDOWS a DOORS 1-AUTOMOTIVE {-MISCELLANEOUS 1000 FORD RANGERXLT KinoCab. Rod, with KID'S KORNER 5-8 Hours per weak . " ;. Union, NJ 07083 'Waxina . ' Maimonanco 2-ANNOUNCEMENTS 7-PETS Cnp. 33K, oxcellont condlioln. Powor mooring/ . . - . Hours flexible WE ALSO DO 5PECIAU2INQ: TOTAL SATISFACTION ALL TYPES OF SIDING 3-EMPLOYMENT B-BUSINESSOPPORTUNITIES brnkoo, automatic, air. Roasonablo. Guide to Child Care No experience necessary • Decki • Arifllllom ' 4-INSTRUCTIONS 9-RENfAL 201-720-0610, 201-783-7244. Salary open LYNN M. MARCHESE • KllcliBni K Dnthl .201-325-1676 5-SERVICES OFFERED 10-REAL ESTATE Union, New-Jorsey *Scr«in Porch Dick 1000 FORD F250 • 4X5pm. EOE/MF. * ". Excluaivo . givor, localod In Union Flvo Points droa, to caro Olds Dodlor In . windows, alarm, air, powor stoorlng/brakos, CAPRI 70,000.miles, $2000. Coll 00B-353-iina7, (or your child In my homo. Flonlblohours and (pre-paid -1 column x 2 Inch ad) PART TIME-TELEMARKETING * Union County ANNOUNCEMENTS roferencos avallablo. Call 608-686-3044. 20% Valuo Rolod Usod Cam . CONSTRUGTION WITH IH€ .. 502 Morris Avonuo - ADOPTION: CHILDLESS couplo longlo eharo CHILD CARE pvallablo by cortlliod teachor In APPOINTMENT SPECIAL : HEINKEL'S AUTO Biznbolh tholr hearts with your.baby. Happiness, lovo my Sprlngflold homo. Call 201-584-0081. 'GENERAL REPAIRS 'FRAMING 908-354-1050 and security can be your baby's luturo. pioaso Call 1-800-564-8911 to place your ad SPRING DISCOUNT call our adoption counselor 1-800-272-3678, HONEST AND rosponslblowoman with oxperl- SETTERS PROOFING *ADDITIONS INC. enco, sooklng'work in houso cloanlnd. Rolor- SMYTHE VOLVO Sal and Mnryann. , . • Salary Plus Bonus. Work 4:30-9pm •SPECIALIZING IN #1 Treated Lumber QUALITY AUTOMOBILES encos avoilnblo upon requosl. Coll Maraorlda Monday to Friday. Union area, call EXCLUSIVE, POLISH BOY 17, anxiously awaiting .host' at-201-017-8550. . Working Pnrcnls use SIDING & DECKS 10 Year Guarantee family. En|oyo sports, roudlhg, Other Scandina- the Clnsalflcclu to 9-5pm : Family Owned Since 1930 HOUSEKEEPERS, NANNIES, nurso's aides VOLVO DEALER vian, Europoan hlrjh school sludonls arriving nolve (lieir problem of *NO JOB TOO BIG availablo. Womon of all nationalities. Applic- 908-851-8640, 908-851-9640 320 Morris Avonuo Summit We Service What We Sell August. Call Kathtooh .008-380-3346 or ants scroonod. Llconsed/ bondod. Call Aurora responsible child care. *N0 JOB TOO SMALL 1-800-SIBLING. 908-851-9872 \ 908-276-8377 Agoncy>L'Ong Branch, NJ, 008-222-3309. ' De part of the solulkinl JS5" ! (908) 273-4200 ' ' / FREE ESTIMATES YOUR AD could appoor horo for as lltllo os 1443 Springfield Avenue PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE COMPANY AUTHORIZED $10.00 por wook, Coll for moro domila. Our THERE'S NOTHING THEY CAN DO, THAT WE CAN'T JDOB HER! ENTERTAINMENT POLISH WOMAt^wlll clean your houso. Own . OF AMERICA Maplewood x FULLY INSURED frlondly clossifiod doportniont wduld bo happy FACTORY SERVICE transportation. Excollor\t roforenoos. Call Hns on opening .'lor a Service Assistant/ DJ REFERRAL SERVICE. Boloro you book 008.862-0280. . to holp vou.Cnll 1-000-B64-09n. RoproBoninlivo. Full tlmo employment, pleas- CARMINE 201-676-2966 LONG TERM LEASING ony DJ, call us. Wo oro a complimentary ant working conditions, paid vacation, oxcollonl 201-761^5440 National consulting lirm lo holp you chooso the PORTUGUESE WOMAN sooks housodean- SINCE 1935, THE DEALS AND COURTEOUS SERVICE YOU DESERVE. AUTO FOR SALE : rlfiht-DJ. 800-300-8300. . • Inn lob. Own transportation. Call omployob bonofits. Apply at: . AUTO FOR SALE 1088 HONDA ACCORD DX, 2 door, whllo, 5 008-558-1721. •• ' . .••'.' 2700 Route 22 Eaat, Olllca Park, Union Or aa low as speed, air, AM>FM, powor steorlng/ brnkos, • AUTOS'SEIZED by povo'mmont. Continuous RESPONSIBLE WOMAN soeks days work Call B08-B64-7722 invoniory. Must soil locally. Dirt choapl 10O0'o- 72K highway mlleB, fmmaculalo, .$7,200. PERSONALS 908-709-0505. - ' Tuesday, Thursdays or Saturdays. Own trans- .*. An oqualopporlunliy employer . Corvollon, Moreodorj.BMW's.Fords, Chovys, A TRUE PSYCHIC Donation. Roleronces available. Cell after trucks, vnns, FW's also beam and homos. 1083 HONDA ACCORD. "4 door, tan, air' *MRS. RHONDA* 5D.m. 375-6248. RACK SERVICE Hondquartorg 1.800.366-4008.' ... conditioning, • AM/pM cassotto, 120K milos. I give nil typ*t ol ratdlngi «nd advlci. I otn The Star-Lodoor has oarly Morning Part-Time 1985 CADILLAC FLEETWOOD Brourjham. 3-U COMEANDSEE Uavlay \tn Friday PIAL-A BIBLE homo, 5 to 20 hours' por weok. must be neat, FORD, 6-Cyl. Eng.Aiito., PS, PB, liar Anil lotk Braking Syilim, Fix.d lior FORD,253Pb,?.OL4-Cyl,5.SpdJ»oii,Troni.,P.S,P.B,P.W.,lo(k!,Mlrra(s, 1901 MERCEDES-300E. 26,000•mllos; Ono 1983 CADILLAC CIMMERON, 100,000 miles,' 0 un. to 1130 »jn. detail oriontod and able to follow directions. We WCruliiM wFM Pritn.Sounil/Coiielli.Kivliii inlry.Convmlinci group, ownor ouporb nutomobllo, absolutely porloct 1115 p,m u !:« pm. supply own materials. Responsible houswlves, Doot felon Irculollon Pkg, Radio, Sliding Sldi Cargo Door. UMMl '. ' lull powor, runs groat..Now noso, just painted, Rior Wip*r/WcHhtr/O«f.,FicMir tomoli, Manual Hil(|bl Adimtmenl, Mali. condition. Wnrrantood throuoh-12/et. $35,900. MOMENT : Barbara/Thomas Faria studonts and others call 008-688-OG17, noods minor work. $1500. Call 008-245-1120. VIWHA0I4I2 MSRP $16,581 SAVE $3141 Stock#5B52.VIH#PSl 17^46. : , *• ' • 212-873-7400, WOOkdnys: 201-763-3608, 964-6356 STATE CERTIFIED Directors 9am-7p'm. ' • '* .Wo.aro.ollodriga.F-REE-Blblo.corraspondonce,- -(EnrolUowjQIL8»elW*srj03)_ MSRP $15,913 SAVE $2123 -Saoretsryn, Millbum Centor, low olfloe, wilh no obligation. ' • Red Devil uvuiviiryi MiiiUUfM-wui ii«t|-itA*« wii"*»i OVER 50 MODELS}- •1001 MERCEDES 300D, bro'wn/ palomino, TV ' 00M884333 Clark ijsecre- cor, loadod. II runs, runs, runa, looks nronl tool practlco. tndependont worker with qoc . IN STOCHl . 1987 CHEVROLET CELEBRITY werjon, whlto, FRUSTRATEDI NEED eomobno to talk to? call ,' 908-38B-70G3 „ .. Submit Woll mglnlolnocl. 120K. $7,050.201-74B-3369, ,RE YOU tired of bolng a prisoner to your 0 to 6 tarial'ond word procosaino skills, powor stoorinQ, cruise, air conditioning, till, now for someone who'll undoritand, luBunrw SBIUII . IHUUUIII •*/ LOWfOnOB . L©VIII| • 1-000-288-3384, oxt. 8200, $3.09 per mlnuto. ob? I hnve just what you need, Work at home, rosumo/ salary requost to Lnwreno 513.440 73,000 milos. Well maintained, $3950. 1086 MERCURY SABLE LS, 70,000 ml|os, Freo training. Noed only serious atitn^.' '' Esq., PO Box 488, Willburp; NJ 07041. Prind- 201-761-4094. • ..•••• . Must be 18 years. UNISTAR CO. 1 mint condlilon, aulommic, power, ovorythlna, 602-631-0615. woplo, Income unlimited, Call. 201-761- . pals only . •* • * canollo radio, climqio control. $4500/ bostollor. 1987. CHEVROLET. SPECTRUM. Excellont : ; AVON • A BEAUTIFUL Job, Earn Extra $$$. TELEMARKETING. Suburban Cablovlslon SUBURBAN 201-230-63B4: - '•- .MASSAGE ._., . RENEW Energy,' rellove stross,- condition, 53,000 mlloi. $2,800. Call Work'your own hour« lor Fun and Protlt. To sail.' . currantlyJ.haa part-Umo tolomarketlng sales 1990 ACCORD U4-DR. 1989TIMP0 014-DR 1990 CAUIS 4-DOOR IncroasIncroasocirculation.Royltallzoyouro drculallon. Rovltalli'o'yourixidy'wrtit ' "i a position avallablo between 12prh-4prn and O08.688-3B03. ' 1087. NISSAN 300Z)f. 5-spood, V-6, nlarm, In any aroa, Cull Toll Frw 1-800-B82-2292. tharapoutlo massage. Swoodlsh/ Sports Mas- Gpm-Opm Monday-Friday. You will receive an «M<(t»*M/HlWW»y(. Mop, air, AM/FM coonono, powor windows/, ii'iMoriifa iiUiuwluii .1087 CHEVY CAMAno,T-topB,V-8,auto,.luriy sago, Male/ fomalo thoraplsu. Dlscounu for EARNING UNLIMITEDI Sell Avon products. hourly woao and comrplsslon with opportunity locks, 63,000 mltos, oxcollom condlilon. Asking loaded, alarm, .57,000 mllos.Vory cloan. car. senlora and -females. Call 008-688-7542. ' Write your own pay check. Set your own hours, to Increase your Income through monthly bon- $8000. OOB.805-0851. BELLQBOVE UONTESSOR) Askino. $4000. 201-783-5172. or beeper, Ho experience, will train. Call 201-781-4844. uses. II you have excellent communication •5490 • 6990 PRE^CHOOl 201-58.1-2440. skills and some solos experience please.call 1002 NISSAN 280ZX, 2«2,75,000 milos, auto, THANK YOU St. Judo lor anaworlna my 1989HIWY0RKIR4-DR. 1989 M50 CARGO VAN 1988 M SO PICK-UP black, looihor Intorlor. Supor mint condition. proyors. CB, BANKING . .:.•'. EXPERIENCED Mr. Kopockl ol O08-85t-8883 botween 1-Epm. 1090 CHRYSLER CONVERTIBLE LoBaron. «Arjo« s» to 6 Yoart EOE/MF, ..'*'." • ' ' . (Hiwn 4^iiPf nM*K ni $3000. Must soe. 900-277-0470. . TELLERS To Place Black/ gray lop, V0. Fully loadod, Immaculate, THANK YOU St. Jude.V.D.T. •Morning Ssailons SATURN SL SEDAN oncollont running car. Asking $0500. Call ixdtlng opportunity to bo part ol a commercial 1009 PONTIAC LoMans. 4-Bpood, blue/ silvor, 0 ora to 11:30 pm TELEMARKETING . 201-256-2950; boopor 20VS78-0155. ' bank In Union. We are looking for well qualified Your •6990 »7490 200W-JVC storoo. Now tiros, brakes, clutch, •Snacks Includod people to bo a port ol our organization; Wo odor timing boll, 50K. Good condition, $2,750/ no- MEETING PLACE •Sialo Uoemed excellent bonflts, competitive salary and wo are APPOINTMENT 1976 CHRYSLER CAFlDOBA, fully loadod, flollgblo. 008-688-8057. . HI, I'm a wldowod Afro-Ameiloan female; •Certlfiod'TsachBrs M : * Pilm IIKILHI* «ll (Ml lo In paU by WHmii.twtf lor Ikimlni.rigMiolIori 1 to»«. Piku sko Incluia git opptlcabU t, Hualifylna nbotM I en equal opportunity employer, Call Jan Lowler 50,000 original milos, runs wall, good tiros, Seeking a 60-00 wldowed/dlvor'ced Alro- *H(h.»plr.Mji((li3l,l«3.Hdr.iponiillilorlyfooropliknUnori. . I body, good buy lor.SOOO. Altor 6pm, atg64122t6412222. Call 1085 PONTIAC 6000 LE station wagon, good Amerloan, linonclally • secure, druo/ dlsoaie SETTERS 2675 000-680-0009. ' ' condition, Call 0Q0-084-8822 after 5p.m. Iree, cultured penlleman. Respond to 4180. AMERICAN UNION BANK SALES HOURS: M-Th 9-9/Frl. 9-6/Sat. 9-5. PARTS & SERVICE HOURS M-F, 8>-5 Z720.Morris Avanue, Union' 1-800-564-8911 Salary Plus Bonus. Work 4:30-9pm . 1000 DODGE QRAND.Caravon SE, Excollont, 1000 PONTIAC 6000 LE. 4 door, original HI, SWM, 18S pounds, mature, Intelligent, Momber FDIC'., Bsrwyna i ' Monday to Friday. Union area. Call ROUTE 22W. oxtondod warranty, 40,000 miloe, air, powor owner, sir, power aleerlng/ brakes, AM/FM seeks relationship with large single white OvsriBok Torracs windowa/locks, trallor taw, cruise, roolrack. cassette, automatic, 37K, $7350/ best ollor. .9-5pm . lemale, no dependents, All replies artswe'red. CHILD CARE- Full/ part-time for ono and live Union ' U8-S6S-3220 $12,725. 201-535-63ti7, 201-762-3041. • 201-575-4771, . Roipond to.4455. .' year olds In Springliold, Must have car, refer- 908-851-8640, 908-851-9640 ences. Call 2O1-97O-OO80 after 8pm, 1082 DODGE CONVERSION van.. 60,000 1080 TOYOTA CELICA ST. Poppy, rod, LOST MY llcenso, now I don't drive. SWCM, 31, •••••• 908-851-9872 ' I miles on motor. Now brakos, major tuno-up, air, 2-dbor, 5 Bpood, Ironl whool drjvo, air, fuel long reddish hair, blue eyes, seeks easy going CHILD'CARE and light housokeoplng, Expert- IAWFM cflssotto, extromoly rollablo. Asking Inlocllon, AM/FM storoo, $7,300., neoatlablo. SF, 20-40, lor long-torrn relationship In West 908-686-2810 I $1.500. 00B 8B2:872B. enpo requlrod, Mlllbum area, 3 children. Driver WAITRESS/ WAITER. Excellent ttps-Ooll Kino : 201-763-4604. Orange area. Rospond to #4468. : prelorrocf. Nonsmoker. Call O00-708-17B0. of Llndon. Tuesday. 11 a.m;-8p.m.i Tliursday, SATIRN 330pmr-8p.tin. and other.part time shifts, Call 008-925-0909. WORRALL NEWSPAPERS — THURSDAY, MARCH 25, 1093 — B11

B10 - THURSDAY, MARCH 25, 1993 — UNION COUNTY CLASSIFIED WANTED TO BUY HOUSE TO SHARE LANDSCAPING PAINTING ROOFING AABACUS ANTIQUES ROSELLE. BUSINESSMAN preferred. Private LINDEN LANDSCAPING, Inc. Complete lawn EVERLAST ROOFING CO. room, share bath. Near shopping and transpor- maintenance service. Landscape design. Rail- RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL tation. Kitchen and laundry. $00 a week. Call road lies. Mulch. Stone. Elc. Free estimates. HOUSE PAINTING Specializing In shingle, tear oHs and 1 ply •WILL BUY* 908-241-6236. Full/ Insured. Call 608-862-5835. INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR rubber; exterior carpentry, slate shingle flat, Furniture, Oriental Rugs, Clocks >F ALL Fully Insured Spanish Hie repairs. Paintings, Statues, Art, Toys, Trains, Wicker HIGHEST LEVEL RESELLER FOR FREE ESTIMATES FULLY INSURED Furniture, Etc. The Old and Unusual. LYNN M. MARCHESE SBT ACCOUNTING SYSTEMS TRADES AM POTTER LANDSCAPING Free Estimates OFFICE TO LET All workmanship guaranteed. Knowledgeable and Professional Sorvico Repairs AU ANTIQUES AUTOMOTIVE INC. Archltectured/Landscape Design References available, Owner operated. Call Anytime/Open 7 Days. SOUTH ORANGE Center. 4 room office, 800 • World loader In customizable Residential 1 Commercial. Complete Lawn STEVE ROZANSKI square feet Located near train and bus. PRANK P. SAUNDERS TAX ACCOUNTANT ' accounting software, ovor ' Masonry • Door WANTED 908-245-8383 or 1-800-281-8385 • QUALITY AUTOMOBILES Care. Spring Cloan-Up. Monthly Maintenance. -908-686-6455 908-964-6081 Available Immediately. 2nd floor on South 100,000 installations i Fonco • Small Plumbing *» Furniture, Oriental Rugs,« Seed 4 Sod Lawns. Power Lawn Thatching. (6) MISCELLANEOUS Orange Avenue. $850 per month. Also avail- Evening and Wegkend • Dpslgnod for manufacturing,' • Railroad Tios J» Palntnos. Sterling, ,0ldS STEVE POTTER, PROPRIETOR MASTER PAINTER. Interior/ exterior painting. J.D. ALL ANTIQUES able small office 200 square feet, $300 per Certified Public Accountant •• • Family Owned Since 1930 distribution, retail & services > Soal Coating < n> and Interesting Items, Etc. }* 908-687-8962 22 years experience. Also stucco, cementing, month. Call 201-783-8810 alter 11a.m. Appointments • Vory easy to use and vory ROOFING CONTRACTOR • Small Electrical-Repairs— V» $ TOP CASH PAID t S • We Service What We Sell Fully Insured Union. NJ staining plus other odd jobs. Very reasonable. . ANTIQUES flexible to oporato • Landscaping (all around) Certified In 1 ply rubber roofing TRENTON, STATE House Historic District JS Prompt and «y» . • Flat roofing-repairs WANTED 908-245-0237 • Froe on-sito demonstration REASONABLE RATES 1443 Springfield Avenue, Antiques Show & Sale 1000-2200 square fool office space. Third floor 4» Courtooui 8»rvlet Jg Shingles, re-roof-tearoft Furniture, Oriental Rugs, Paintings walk-up. Kitchen, bath, air. Ideal lor lobbyist or FREE ESTIMATES LAWN CARE PAINTING & InfoTech' |*J Rlcrurd»08-272.721B Jj| Maplewood Roof Inspections & maintenance. Sterling, Old and Interesting Hems, Etc. association. $350-5850 per month. Individual • Partnership • Corporate Advancement 908-964-4728 GEORGE'S LAWN SERVICE Inc. Monthly All work guaranteed MONTCLAIR WOMEN'S CLUB t TOP CASH PAID t 609-394-5050. . PLASTERING (201) 544-8609 (Bob) lawn service. Fertilizer, mulch, loptoll, pruning "FuHyinsarsd Free Estimates 82 UNION STREET, MONTCLAIR Prompt And Courteous Sen/ice TAX RETURNS PREPARED |1$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ 201-761-5440 and more. Fully Insured. Call for free estimate. 25 YEARS EXPERIENCE 908-688-2612 Richard,80B-272-721B OOB-2OO-0037. FREE ESTIMATES ANY LIONEL, American Flyer, h/es and other STORE FOR RENT MARCH 26 AND 27 QUALITY WE STOP LEAKS! trains. Collector pays highest cash prices. MAPLEWOOD. RETAIL store with attached i: CALL: LENNY TUFANO CLARK BUILDERS, INC. FRIDAY 11 AM • 9 PM 1-800-464-4671, 201-635-2058. warehouse/ loading dock/ basement. Also Evening and Weekend J0ED0MAN •Roof Stripping a Repairs ELIZABETH RICHARD O.McaEOHAN LAWN 908-273-6025 SATURDAY . 11 AM • 5 PM Recycling Is helping you « The Country available-1100 square loot store/ office. Com- •Flat Roofing & Slate blnablo. Prime location. 201-004-0220. •. - • Appointments Available MOTORS INC. (908) 686-3824 MAINTENANCE •Gutter! & Leaden Tea Room and Friday Dinner MAX WEINSTEIN SONS, INC. RMldMMH I Comnwrclil Serving Union » Middlesex Countlea M.MM0MJ ffuUt VTMVUI Now provided by WILLIAM E. DECKS For 22 Year* HONEST WEIGHTS-BEST PRICES. OLDSMOBILE Cirpalt/rioort - Fully Insured - Free Estimates . ADMISSION $3.00 Always Buying Scrap Metals VACATION RENTALS WE PAY TOP $$$ IN CASH •Shampoo •Gleaned MICHAEL GIORDANO BAUER EXCLUSIVE ' •ties • twvtt • »•*"'*• t ilr*tJt,a NJ. Lie. No. 010760 2426 Morris Ave. (near Burnet) Union BAHAMA VACATION. 5 days/ 4 nights. Hotel For All Carl i TrucKl •Steam •Stripped CONTRACTOR- 008-381-8149 1-80O-794-LEAK (8328) Appraiser • $2.00 per Item VOLVO DEALER TOP$$$ Call Now For Monthly Lawn Sorvloe Professional Painting Dally 8-5/Saturday, 8-12 accommodations and cruise. Underbookod : m MORRIS «Vt SUMMIT •Buff 1 p.m. to closlno. 908-686-1477 For Your Junk Car CALL DAYS And Spring Clean Up Prices. Exterior/Interior . 908-686-8236/Slnce 1919 corporate rate. $295/ couple, limited supply, •KITCHENS 'ATTICS •Wax Also Available: 1-800-467-8728 Ext. 204. Llcensod/ bonded' 24 Hour Service. 589-8400 Asphalt Driveways,. Belgium Block Curbs, Paperhanqlng SECURITY mombors of BBB. (908)273-4200 •BATHROOMS •BASEMENTS FLEA MARKET or EVES REMODELED Concroto Work and Snow Plowing. "INSURED1. a PRIVACY? IS, „__. AUTHORIZED (908)688-2044 908-888-71S1 FREE ESTIMATE FULLY INSURED A GIGANTIC Flea Market. Union High Lot, BEACH HAVEN, NJ. 1 bedroom ocoan or 2 FACTORY SERVICE (90S) 354-1050 room bugged? If you don't know, you bolter call bedroom bayfront, furnished condos, equipped 635 Garlyie Place , Union, N.J. 07083 Call: I A/o /ob foo small or too large I "ForIhnt personaltouch" 908-964-4942 Bug Busters, 201-673-4011. Attorneys and 2369 Morris Avenue, Union, Sunday April 25, LONC TERM LEASING "'S (Same day Pick ups) coroorale accounts are wolcomo. B'nal Brlth, $19.00. Call 908-686-7903. kitchen,. TV, air conditioning. Weekly rentals (908) 688-7420 MICHAEL GIORDANO 201-374-7536 minimum. 908-404-1763 wookdays aftor 6pm PAPER HANGING MICHAEL LIMA 201-372-1898 or weekonds.'. . ' . MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE EXPERT PAPERHANGING SERVICES OFFERED KISSIMMEE, FLORIDA (5 mlnutos from all DON ANTONEUI CARPET PROBLEMS? CERAMIC TILE BAHAMA CRUISE.- 6 days/4 nights. Under- Disney attractions). Sunday, July 11th thru CAPRI CONSTRUCTION DENICOLO TIMOUSINITSERVICES AND PAINTING ROYAL WE NX THEM Alll TILE CONTRACTORS CATHY'S bookedl Must selll $270/ couple, limited tick- Saturday, July 17th. Condo, sloops S. 2 bad- General Repairs INSTALLER CIARA LIMOUSINE. Professional Luxury ets. 407-767-8100, Ext. 879, Monday- Satur- rooms, 2 baths (oach with Jacuzzi), Irving room, LINOLEUM & RUG CO. •InitatlaNon •RfStr.tcK . . tSTAnilSHH) 1035 . CREATIVE BASKETS day, 0-0. . kitchon, dlshwashor, washor/dryor. Llnons, dls- New and Repolrj KITCHENS • MTHM0MS Travel. All ocasslons. Airports, Theater. Private MIKE TUFANO • FRAMING Famoul. 8rond Corpttti •Coitom Work *S»omi and social events, weddings, proms. Atlantic hos, olc. suppllod. On-sllo pool, restaurant,' nruns • DROUTINO FREE ESTIMATES and MEASURING BEAUTIFUL CUSTOM made woddlrtn gown Armtlrong Citv, New York City. O08-48S-4231. ' (8) BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES tonnls court, racquot ball court, blko rontals, • ROOFING KATWNblESALE Regrouling/Ramodsling/Cleiining SHOWER smis Reference! Available Gift Baskets For All Occasions. Call plus other gowns mado by experienced dress-, other amenities. Ront $1500. For more Infor- Mohawk Amtico . . ' No job loo imall . maker (or a fraction ol retail cost. Cell mation call 201-748-4000, lonvo messaoe. • ADDITIONS Mannington Congoleum IUV DIRECT TILfFLOOBS 908-522-1829 (908) 686-3632 BEAUTY SALON. Affordable^ Be your own I do if all' TUB ENCIOSURES 20MB7-3277. boss. ProfltablerMaln Street Chatham. Low Specializing in Siding & Decks . fnt ImUlhUm' ON NEW CARPET MASONRY SUMMER VACATION on Long Boach Island, CUT VOUR Grocery bill by up lo 50%. Grocery overhead. Flexible terms. Don't miss this op- Wo Job Too Big • Wo Job Too Small Have Floor Sizes /'Mill. PU»»lM. Your Ad Can Appear Here Dependable Servloi YOUR TOPS NJ. Every home within walking dlstanco of KRFEaiON FLOORS JOE MEGNA coupon book leis ybuTelect coupons you want- porWnlry,=20J;37.7T287.4,_ '•• 00 PLUMBING 'boach-Enjoy, swimming ^surfing, juntllng-Pi FREE ESTIMATES FULLY INSURED • Ready for Froe Phone . I400-5I54M4 No job loo •mall or too larga For Only *23 a Week R. LAZARICK MASONRY CUSTOM PRINTED from over 1200 name brand products. Call 24 booting. Call Zacharlao Realty BLEIWEIS IMPORT- EXPORT. Fantastic new way lo start CAHMJNE 201-429-2987 sidewalks • steps • curbs • patios T-SHIRTS hours. 201-404-0212 oxt. 2, your own exciting business from your home. 1-600-633-1143. - ~tMmote 5hup At-Hun decks • gutters - ceramic tile • painting PLUMBING ft HEATING AL8O JACKETS, •SWEATS •HATS Our report tells how. For details write to: NFV 676-2966 vua 908-964-4127 M c ft— ElDmorti 1-800-750-6822 (908) 686-5550 Call 1'800*564-8911 carpentry -renovations• dean-upI removals 30 CYPRESS TERRACE, SPRINGFIELD TIME SHARE units and campground member- •Gas heating converalon ' ' ATHLETIC WEAR Friday, Saturday, March 26, 27, 10-4 Products, P.O. Box 6361, Clinton, NJ 08800. basements • attics • yards •Gas hot .water heater FOR YOUR BUSINESS ships. Distross solos, choapl Worldwldo selec- small 'demolition Melsef Avenue to Laurel to Cypress. WANTED 25 INVESTORS Immediately. Earn tions. Coll Vacation Notwork U.S. and Canada •Bathroom & kitchen remodeling SCHOOL -CLUBS TEAM 'ETC. Fabulous antique Netske collection. Attractive wmttmrnmi 908-688-0230 : REASONABLE RATES 0% to 500% on Investment dollar. Call Richard 600-S43-8173. Froe.rental Information TOP QUALITY furnishings, contemporary solas, lounger, so- 90B-6B6-2054. 305-563-5586. • . "Improve Your Home Fret Estimates Insured ' .Fully Insured and Bonded" fated, antique dining room Including refractory •^CUSTOM PATERNO PAVING RICH BLINDTJfl. SPURR ELECTRIC Slato license 7878 QUICK SERVICE table, end and cocktail tables, club chairs, COMPUTER SERVICES •DECKS.•UNLIMITED.. DECK with Oil" ElMtrloal Cinnlraotor LIcNo. 72B8 908-686-7415 908-272-5011 buffet, kitchen set, king master bedroom, •^: SPECIALISTS, INC, Drlvewayi • Purklng Lots Llo. No. «oo« MORTGAGE LOANS desks, dressers, brlc-a-brao, clolhos, anllquo • Regldentlal 101 Soulh 21 at Street, Kenllworlh hurricane lamps, sterling toa service, basement ^WE ALSO PO SPECIALIZING: • •Rocossod Llghllno REFINANCE or REMODEL Hoi Water Heatere work shop, - ' . 20% Decks •Coat Sealing • Commarclal •SmokoDotoctors Sewer Cleaning IIMI •KIUM«I • SUhl 100% MORTGAGES . No Checks - See You Therel ah DMk f HamMl«llno •Industrial •Yard & Socunly Lighting . 7.414 • Home Equity Loene - 7.0* APR Boiler Installation & Servloe TILE Wordprocosslng, ICMltv Basements •Concrete Sidewalk No Job Too Smell Bithroom Remodeling HARRIET GREENHOLTZ/ SPECIAL SPRING DISCOUNT •Allprallons Credit Less Than Perfect • No Problem spreadsheet, database. Hadwood • Praiaura Traalad •All Type Curbing! Up to 80% Voluo 24 Hour Emergenoy Service CERAMIC TILE INSTALLER •Now Dovolopmonlo TAG SALE UNLIMITED One-on-one and on-slte G.R. BYRON •Paying Blocks PRICES p THAT [«(tllsnt Strvlta • Ranenobli Bol«l| MORTGAGE MONEY MART New and Repairs training available. Very Plumbing, Heating & Sewer Cleaning GARDEN TILLERS. Rear-tine Troy-Built tillers WONT SHOCK YOU No Job.Too Small 908-548-94231-800-545-6261 Regroullng/Remodollng/Cleanlng at low, direct from lactqry prices. For free «••••* reasonable rates. #1 Treated Lumber 10 Year Guarantee (908)964-8364 Fret Ettimplti Fully, In lurid Lie. Mlg. Bkr. NJ Dept. BKG. 688-9286 ' No Job too Big or Sniall (201) 763-0561 We *ill b»al any (90S) 563-0398 Rnliil.sljblwt In.chnnnn ' * catalog with prices, special savings now. In (908)668-1853 Fully Ineured - Llo. 8027 I do It all ellect, and model guide, call • loll tree (9) RENTAL 908-469-0623 908-276-8377 Sll'iKA: lagitimate compatitor's price. . 908*745.6162 908-J41-3J27 rULLY INSURED V-800-870-03?! JOE MEGNA 1-800-S46-3S00 Dept: 12. . (10) REAL ESTATE MOVING/STORAGE JOSEPH MCGADEY 201-429-2987 HAPPY JACK skin balm. Promote healing ond "All real estate advertised herein Is 'All rial titatf advsrtlsstl h«rtln In ATLAS VAN LINES. Local'woridwldo movora. PLUMBER 1-800-780-8822 hair growth to hot spots on dogs and cats aub|eol lo the Federal Fair Housing Act, which maket-U-lllogsl to advertise any sub|act to tha Federal Fair Housing Act, FLORIDA specialists. Agorit UNIVERSITY Van No job too small! DENICOLO TILE CONTRACTORS without steroldSrAvallablo over-tho-countor. At which make*-It Illogol lo advirtls* any SALEM FLOORS Linos. 90B-278-2070. 3401A Tromloy Point food and hardware- storos. preference, limitation, or discrimination preferenn, limitation, or discrimination TOM'S HOLLYWOOD Cathy's SEWER CLEANING SERVICE baaed on race, color, religion, lev, handi- •REFINANCE or REMODEL 100% MTGS. WOOD FLOORS GUTTERS • LEADERS Rood, Llndon. PC 00102. ;_• . Established 1035 cap, familial atatua, or national origin, or bastd on net, color, religion, BOX, handi- . Uoonse Ne. Ml 3 LIVING ROOM Sola and two chairs. Blue ond cap, familial status, or national origin, or FENCING blue patterned volvot. Vary good condltlon- Intention to make any iuch preference, - • Sanding Creative Baskets UNDERGROUND DRAINS DON'S ECONOMY Kltchfnt, Bathrooms, Repair*, Goullng, Intention to msko any such prafaranct, 7.4% - HOME EQUITY LOANS - 7.9% APR FLORIST Thptoughly clenngd a) 908-354-8470 musl sea. Any reasonable olior, 00B-68a.-4837, limitation, or discrimination. limitation,' or discrimination. ALL TYPES • Rellnlshlng Gift Baskets Por Tile Floor*, Tub Encloauree, Showeretalfe "We will not knowingly eccepl any ad- Credit Less Than Perfect - No Problem • Staining • 60 years In BUSINESS I!S & Hushed : . m MOVING AND STORAGE MUST SELL ojmto goods. All white plno ducks, ."We will not knowingly accipt any ad- NEW & REPAIR Free Estimates ••* Fully Insured vertlalng for real estate which le In violation Up To 80% of Value • Pickling All Ocassibns dogs, cats, baskots, horeos, moro. Sold bulk of the law. All peraona are hereby Informed vertising for rasl aatato which lain violation. . cradlt card ovtr phone II AVERAGE £ The Rocommondod Mover, pur 30th year. No Job too small or too large lots only. Boat oiler. 008-862-1281. of the law. All parsons ara haraby Inlbrmad NO JOB TOO SMALL • Waxing PC 00019. 751 Ldhlgh Avonuo, Union. that all dwelllnga advertised are available MORTGAGE MONEY MART Flowers for all ocaulom HOUSE MAX SR. & PAUL on an eaual onnortunltv basic," ' that all dwalllnga advertised are available FREE ESTIMATES • Malntenanca 2 ONE-MAN Ice boots, homomade, lots ol fun, oh an eaual oDDortunltv ba»lr"~~ GARDEN CENTER and LANDSCAPE DESIGNS s • 908-686-5550 extra hull partially built.. $100 lor all. 908-548-9423 1-800-545-6261 TOTAL $35.00 rn 908-687-0035 908-688-MOVE SCHOENWALDER 201-782-0775 or 201-762-0003. . SATISFACTION . (908)686-1838 Call - AIL DiBKIS MDGED 5 APARTMENT TO RENT CONDOMINIUM CALL: LIC. MTQ. BKR. NJ DEPT. BKQ." . P.O. BOX 3695, Union, NJ 'ARENTSI 30 volumo sot Brittnnlca oncyclo- mOM ABOVE V) MOVING/ CELEBRATING OUR 81st. YEAR HILLSIDE. Available April 1, Largo, deon 5 EXCELLENT OWNERSHIP. Condominiums 761-5427 (201) 325-1676 Toll Free 1-800-421-5976 (908) 686-3632 MARK MEISE 228-49G5 paedlo, copyright 1975, groat condition. $350. rooms, wall/wall carpot 2nd floor, hoot ond hot • • • mlta itibjoct to change INSTALLATION & SERVICE Call 000-000-1730. lor salo. $74,800-$119,000. Call Agnos Mar- LIGHT TRUCKING TREE EXPERTS wator Includod. Call 008-351-5844. ihall 201-762-8570. Wolchort Realtors Wo'll movo Furnlturo, Appliances,.Houobhold . «Gas HoaKWalor Heaters •Circulator.pumps*Zono Volvos. POOL TABLE, Rogulatlon slzo, slato top, good LINDEN. ONE bedroom, hoat and water sup- 201-37B-4545; iiomo in carpotod van or truck. Courtoouo and WOOD STACK condition. Inspect at 2pm-4pm, Saturday and HIGKMAN FIRST USSON FREE cnrolul. Roanonnblo rdtoa and fully Innuiod. •Bathrooms>Alloratlons>Ropalre ' plied, $615 per month; ollidoncy npnnmoni, oil il»^T Service) Handy Andy's Sunday, March 27th and 2Blh. Soalod bido utllltlos' ouppliod, $550 por month. Both' in SUCCESSFUL CHARLIE BEYER JAN'S KITCHENS, INC. CALL ROB : '. .•Electric Drain &'Sower Cloqnlng ,$475.00). RecoKrod until 1pm, Saturday, April REAL ESTATE FOR SALE HOME IMPROVEMENTS Serving the Horn* Owner, Bualneae & In- TREE SERVICE clonn, quiet building. No pots. Call General Contracting CUSTOM . 201-467-6598 3rd, Glon Rldgo Ambulanco Squad, 3 Hormon 800-002-5000 botweon Oo.m.-Sp.m. FULLER BRUSH Additions- Kitchens - Baths MATH TUTOR Drum Instructor dustry LOCAL TREE COMPANY Stroot, Glon Rldoo. KENILWORTH. 4 bodroorriB, 2 lull baths, living R. Lazqrick Masonry KITCHENS • Lie. » P.M.00S30 room, dining room, eat In kitchen, don with Decks • Windows - Tiling OVER 25 YEARS 22 Yoar Experience 908-686-0749 ALL TYPES TREE WORK MAPLEWOOD. 3 ROOM npnrtmont; 1. bod- wood burning slovo, screohod In porch, deck, Sldawalki • Stspi • Curbi PRODUCTS Painting Roollng -Siding AT STOCK PAUL'S M & M MOVERS SILVERPLATE FLATWEAR, sorvlco lor 12 room, kllchonolto, .2 closets, 1 car spaco. TEACHING . Beginners 484 Choslnut Stroel, Union, NJ on largo cornor lot. $165,500. 008-276-8517. Patios • Decki • OuMeri. •A npAUTIFUL JOB Custom Carpentry CABINET Formorly Ol Yalo Avo.. 'FREE ESTIMATES plus. Sllverplato toa sen/lco. Two coctpil tablbs', Avoiloblo April 1st. Call 201-761.-4S54. Buy or sell. Work.at Homa. Dry Wall -Wet Wall High School/College Intormodiale Master Plumber's Llconso #4182 ALL HOME PRICES , Hllloido.PM 00177 SENIOR CITIZEN DISCOUNT 'SENIOR CITIZEN DISCOUNT 1 end table. Coll 201 761-5708. LINDEN. BRICKFRONT half duplox with gar- Caromlc Tile • Painting . . Advanced . Local &' Long MAPLEWOOD svt rooms, .socond. door. Mail Order Catalog Sales. And More IMPROVEMENTS . Algebra 1 . Europoan & Traditional 'IMMEDIATE SERVICE WOLFF TANNING bods. Now commorclnl- age. Living room, 2 bod room B. kitchon, bath, . Carpentry .• Ra.novatloni. FG)R FUN & PROFIT 201-9IJ-05M Dlomnco Moving Screened porch, parking for 1 car, hoat/ hot basemont, backporch. Cornor foncod lot. Ex- Exceilenl Income Opportun- ' Plcluros/Roldroncos through Calculus . Featuring tho 'INSURED 'FREE WOOD CHIPS homo units Irom $100.00. Lamps, lotions, Clean-Upi & Rcmovali NDA Toacher' fa CALL 908-688-7768 PRINTING wator. 1 month socurity. 201-8S5-2408 bo- lorlor newly palnlod. Now storm windows. . Available .. . RESULTS PRODUCED 'Oorwood Custom Cabinet Lino' accessories,.Monthly pnymonto low us $10.00. Baiemenh • Attica • Yardi •'.-•: ' $$$' ;. ' twoon 0om-4pm. ' Good condition. Prlvato backyard. Low taxos. ity. Call Marvin: PRINTING 908-276-5752 Call: today Iroo now color, catalog Small Domolition CALL GLENN SAT'S A Specially Call Jan at SCHAEFER MOVING. Roliablo, vory low ralos, 1-SOO-4BZ-9107. ' • . MILLBURN. 1 BEDROOM, air conditioned $118.500. Call 908-925-6293. • Call Toll Free (908)647-0556 2 hour minimum. Samo ratoo on wookondo For A Bid On All 908-388-9585 908-687-7787 aparlmerit, Excellonl location. Hoat, hot wator, Llndon . • 908-688-0230 1-800-662-2292 H 908-686-6550 For a Fraa In-Homa Ballmala ' insurod. Froo osllmateo. Ucenso PMO0S81 . , Vour Printing Needi . WOODEN SWING set/ Iroo houoo, 3 yonrs old, parking Includod. $725, Avallabto. now. Call 201-564-9124 tiEilimjl. . Fully Insured Anytime 908-S84-1216..' . TYPESETTING Free Eitlmotei Iniured No Job loo big . : $100. Upright plapo, Iroo. 008-245-6426 or 908-273-2670. OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY m or too sniall . 201-244.0830. . : ' North Wood Avonuo lo Curtis to SOUTHSIDE Publication priming COMPUTERIZED RAHWAY. ATTRACTIVE 1 bedroom; Avallablo Immodialoly, security locked building, toVmnt 713 KEEP STREET MOVING & TRANSPORT, INC, s^ , a opoclalty ' TYPSETTING x ThlB lovoly homo has many foatures to otfor MAINTENANCE LOW, LOW RATES GARAGE SALE poys rent/ Ulilllioa, no pots. 608-381-8603. No Job too big or too srrinll "- Incudlrig 3 bodroomo, flnfshod basomont, 'g,Vuc. LINDEN LANDSCAPING INC, Now provided by •'"•• FREE ESTIMATES - - . Maple Composition ROSELLE PARK. Modorn studio apnrlmont. lovoly yard, garago. Worth looking.all MAHON LANDSCAPING GREAT SERVICE Gcmmttclal Comploto Lawn Mnlnto- COMPLETE LANDSCAPE \ 463 Valley Street A WAREHOUSE SALE Walk- In closot, parking,-all Ulilltlos. Includod. MISIURA AGENCY . 908-862-8585 nnnco Sorvlco. Lnndscnpo . Clean Ups • Lawn Maintenance • MICHAEL GIORDANO Largo or Small* Jobs . Camera Work Convenient to Now York transportation. DESIGN & CONSTRUCTION . Maplewood Monthly Lawn Cnro DoBlgn-Rallroad Ties Veloxes $505. Call 000-820-8659. Shrtib Design * Decorative Landscaping. «SH/?UBS- v ' ' • >IK>CK GARDENS ' CONTRACTOR \ 908-686-7262 Rear ol Nows-Rocord Bldg. ' x Antiques, Collectibles, Furnlturo, all homdhold UNION. 3 BEDRQOM split, 10 yearg young. Shrub Design >mEBS . , >STONE WALLS v Call Now For Monthly4awn Service and . ••••••'•••-Lloonso » 00368 Man., Tuos., Wod. & Frl. 9AM-5PM > Negatives gooas. GOOD clolhos, shoos, towels', MOREI ROSELLE PARK>3 roflm apartmont, Eat In 2% baths, 2 car garago, living room, dining Lawn Renovation* Sod or Reseedlng .' Thursday and other limes ' . \ Wednesday* 10:30-5pm \ kitchen. Heat, wator Included.' No pels. $600 room, oat-ln kitchon, central air, family room, Mulch' >SOD-' : . ... • »/?./?. HE WALLS Spring Clean Up Prices • Saturdaye 8:30-4pm .^ Call 008-608-8345 by appointment only, Mulch-Stono-Etc. "COMPLETE LANDSCAPIMG SERVICES" »SEEDINtS . >WATER DISPLAYS ODD JOBS . by uppolnlmont Maple Composition month. Call 008-245-6034.' •.' Povyor Thatching Also available: FREE ESTIMATES 1226 East Elizabeth Avenue, Linden $240,000. " •'•• • : ' . ' ' 'fm' Biljmloi/fuly Insured >GRADINS . >CLISrOM FENCING HANDYMAN.' SNOW Romoyal. Landscaping, 463 Valley St. UNION. 2-BEDROOMS, living room, eat-In ;•• Quality & Reliability' • 2nd Generation 762-0303 UNION. BY Ownor. Open Houso, Sunday, Fertilizer . mnos . »Dm LAID PAVERS ^"': MICHAEL GIORDANO Painting. Repairs antt- mlscbllanoouo. Rotor: Maplewood, MAPLEWOOD. 52 KENSINGTON Torraco. kitchon. full bath. Wall/wall, rolrlgoralor, stovo. Fully Insured - Froo Estimates - Reasonable Rates oncoo avallabto. Froo ostlmatos gladly olvorv Quiof neighborhood, noar transportation. March 28th, 1 pm-5pm, 164.1 Konnoth Avonue, FREE ESTIMATES •EXCAVATING .' 'CONCRETE WORK Concrete Work 201-374-7636 jGaragoon Oakland Road.) Sauurdoy, Sunday South (oil Halsoy). Immaculate expandod Call 008-600-0198. Roar ol Nows'Rooord Bldg. 908-687-0506 allor 5:30pm. FULtV INSURED CALL: m SnoW Plowing . MICHAEL LIMA RESUMES March 27th, 28th, 10am-3pm. Hugo Salo.Tonn Capor^bodrooms.'IVt baths, living room, CHRIS MAHON 908-686-0638 OVER 15 YEARS EXPERIENCE Mori., TUOB., Wed. & Frl. 0AM-6PM FULLY INSURED' RON'S CLEAN Up. Attics',' collars, garages, ol toy's, children's gamoo, stullod animals. UNION. 2-BEDROOMS, living room, oat-ln family room/ dining room, oat-ln-kltchon, fin: (908) 687-8028 908-862-5935 «1 201-372-1890 : Thursday and-other" tlmea Some tools and hardware. Cash only. PHONE:908-688-5876 yards cloned up. All type rubbish romovod Resumes by appolnlment . ' kitchon, lull bath. Wall/wall, rolrlgorator, stovo. Ishad basomOnt, garago, deck. ,$100's. 906-686-1541. . . . Gutters'cloanod. Gonoral homo repairs. Roa Fast prolosslonal SOUTH ORANGE. Victorian Houso Solo. Quiet neighborhood, noar transportation. oormblo ratoo. Froo osllmalos. 008-025-0041 1 • ,'. . Typosottlng servlcoB 762-0303 Moving- everything must go Including the 908-687-0606 aftor 5:30pm. •%• UNION. LARGE Colonial. Immaculate, Interested In starling a new career? Want to Quick. Friday, Saturday, March 28th, 27th, UNION/ HILLSIDE lino. 6'roos, 2 bodroomo, Washington School,' 3/4 bodrooms, 3 baths, SOUTHSIDE RON'S CLEAN-UP . PAINTING change Joba? 8ee ue for typeaotllng your Sam-4pm. 160 Charlton Avonue (oil Scotland largo kitchen, living room plus sparo room In 3 lamlly room, dining room, living room, modem TTE [CIARA, LIMOUSINE WILLIAM E. Attics, Cellars, Garages, resume. BUSINESS CARDS Road); X •''.••• family. Uso of basomonl and backyard. Hoat, kitchen, finished basoment, deck, air, many Movhtg & Tramport, Inc. BORIS RASKIN oxtros. Dotachbd 2-car garage. High • Professional luxury Travel Yards. Cleaned Up. All UNION. 1537 ROSE Terrace (comer ol Walker hoi wator Includod. No pels. $625 month plus V LANDSCAPING low, lew Rates BAUER Maple Composition BUSINESS month socurity. 908-064-33Q1. - 200.000'B, 008-887-1444, Type Rubbish Removed, PAINTING Avenue). Saturday, March 27th, 10am-3pm. Rcildcnllsl Lawn Mslntcnsnce All Ocasslons • Airports •Theater FREE •' ; 463 Valley Street CARDS Furnlturo,'appliances and housohold Items. Professional UNION; ONE bedroom, modornttilchon. Cor- • Private' & Social Events ESTIMATES Gutters Cleaned General ' EXTERIOR/INTERIOR •' ; . Maplewood Rain or shlno, • SHORE PROPERTY Spring Clean-Up Painting : PRINTED . potod. Parking available. Noar shopping and : We'll movo Furnilure. Appliances. POWERWASHING HANDYMAN SERVICE • Weddings'. Proms' • Home Repairs. .' Rear ol Nowo-Rocord Bldg. transportation. No pels. $650.00 Includos hoat/ Seed & Sod Lawns QREAT Household items in carpeted van or FULLY INSURED - REASONABLE RATES ' Mon., Tuos., Wed. S Frl. 0AM-5PM QUICK SERVICE BEACH HAVEN, ocoanfroht, 5 bedrooms, 3.5 MOVING & STORAGE •Exterior /Interior BEST REFERENCES - FREE ESTIMATES WIDE 8ELECTK3N OF. WANTED TO BUY hot water. 201-376-3708. baths! mastor suite, separate maids quarters, ' Monthly Maintenance • AUanllo Glty. • New York City SERVICE truck, courteous & cnrolul Reason- Thursday and other limos 1 (908) 687-0035 widows walk, decks, cverslzod 100x100 Int. . able rales & fully insurod •Papcrhanging- . CALL 201-564-9293 by appolntrtiont . . , CASH FOR your records, LP's or 45's. Call Spcdjli Lnndiuplng Project! Reasonable Rates/ TYPE STYLES AND Call G. Anderson Agoncy 609-462-1277. Ask- .Large or Small Jobs ' . LOCAL1LONQ ' (908) 688-MOVE INSURED 00B-245-4476. APARTMENT TO SHARE ing, prlco $1,305,0000.' .•.'•. Fret Esllmilci • Fully Injured DISTANCE MOVIN0 CALL ROB Free Estimates FERDINANDI PAINTING 762-0303 CARD STOCK 75H8hlgh»v»nu» UNION COUNTY area. Apartment to shore. (908)686-7262 467-6598 (908)964-4942 (908) 925-0841 £§ Exterior • Intorlqr • • MAPLE COMPOSITION Call 008-051-0131 Irom BAM-10AM. PC 00019 Aloo: ' . ,' -Y • • • . DO-IT-YOURSELF IDEAS OUT-OF-STATE • Lie. No. 0O36B Roollng ' Gutters '. Loaders 463 Valley Street •-' A READER SERVICE OF THIS NEWSPAPER Use Your Card.'.. POCONO LAND liquidation- $13,000. Beautiful • REASONABLE RATES , CONDOS TO RENT- "Work don* by the boee, it all times. Maplewood country acreage near lakes, skiing. On quiet Rear ol News-Record Bldg, ROSELLE. 1 BEDROOM, modom kitchon, road with underground utllltlos. Financing. Must 908-964-7359 soil. Cair717-629-7883r:Patten Corp. EXCELLENT PAINTING EXPERT Joseph McGadey BLEIWEIS HOT WATER HEATERS Mon., Tuo»., Wod & Frl. OAMWM oppllancos, wall-to-wall carp'otlng. WolK to NY BORIS RASKIN PAINTING Paper Hanging ' Thursday and other times. busoa, trains and shopping. Woodsond Con- Painting Plumbino * Hasting SEWER & DRAIN GREGORY 2IALTSSHTEIN Painter: Extoripr, . by appointment dpmlnlums. Available May 1st. $600 month POCONOS. CHALET on aero. 2 bedrooms; big PAINTING .. Exrerlor-lnterlor PLUMBER .Interior. Plastor and shootrocking. Fully in- Quick And loft, sun deck, brick flroplaco, upgraded carpst- In Ixtorlor • Qes heeling conversion CLEANING Includes hoat arid 'not water. Call Plastering Also: •: A Painting surod, roleroncoe. All. lobs guaranteed. Frog Convenient! 762-0303 908-4B4-8839.' . • . .'..'• '. Ing and kitchon, mlnl-barn, 15 mile vlow. In • O«s hot weter healer BOILER REPAIRS pstlmato. 201-373-0438. vacation community with lakes,: swimming Exterior •.Interior ••'• Roofing • Gutters. e Bethroom 1 Kitchen AND INSTALLATIONS pools, tennis, clubhouso, socurity, yet sec- Power Washing Interior & .Exterior luded, 10 mlnutos to Big Boulder Ski are and Rsildanlldl •••'•• Leaders . : MIKETUFANO License No. 5013 . Remodeling; FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT Handyman Sorvlco 25 Years experience G.R Byron Plumbing Pocono Raceway. Own by mid-spring. A boat House Froo Estimates REASONABLE RATES FREE ESTIMATES : No Job Too Small.; MAPLEWOOD. NEWLY rodocoralod room. buy ol $79,900, Call Gloria at 1-800-821-1468, Painting . Fully. Insured Froo Estimate* REASONABLE RATES and Heating Walk lo train and vlllorjo. Kitchon and laundry toll-free, and ask for No. 716. Leon R. Ross, Reasonable Rates 'Work done bylhe AMEASUHINO Sewer Cleaning ; St«U Llecnw 7876 privlledgos, TV* cable, parking..$380 Includos broHor,' .• .••:•• ..... Insurod SCO Llo. 8027 : • Best Roforences' .•. LENNY TUFANO :bass.at all times"... \: ::.:...Setvlc.e..:..: .1 "ulllilloe, 201-378-0001. ' :'"" ". ' Steve Rozanskl Reference* Available '1 908.688-9286 Hit New Jersey! (908)273-6025 908-964-7359 UNjON. FOR gontloman In prlvato homo. PUBLIC NOTICE 908-686-6455 201-564^9293 (908)354-8470 (908)686-7415 Non-smoker.' Roforences ploaso. Avallablo (908)522-1829 March 28th. Phono 908-688-3028. NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION ' PJJRSUANT TO RS 30 1OA-1 UNION. PRIVATE home. Bedroom, separate United American Llsn * Recovery Com The map at left OIRECTOR'S CHAIH : . kitchon, Share bath, wash'orv dryar. $100 will soil the following nutoa to hinhoBI blddor Recycling Is helping you The director's chair ihown tiera is parlecl lor indoor sub|ocl to any lions; 15% BUYER PHEM & The Country showe the county weekly plus security. Utilities Included. Fomalo Chestnut St., Union, NJ .. RtiltUntlnl ( Commtrclal or outdoor UII. II Itaturei folding, urns and legi bnly. 008-084-8265 evening. Cash or Cnahlor Chock; any persons Inter- " CLARK BUIlDfRS,INC. ROOFING CONTRACTOR TREE SERVICE distribution el lor my itoraas. The cinvgi igat and back can bi OBted ph J305J 047-7022.' • " Spitlollilng In idlngls l«or oHi I purchated at moil patio' lurnlturo itortt Tha lull-' ' •COMN.ETtriOOFStniMINO Cirtlflid In I My Loeil Tree Corfipiny Cuirom /v/rina r-SMiu • WEST ORANGE • nonsmoking fomalo, cablo 8ALE. DATE APRIL 09,' 1003 at 2:00 ' SPECIALISTS 1 riEWinS ' mi pallirn liadl you tlip-bytttp Ihrougri iumv Troe R I ply rutlur, Extsrlir «i=. i Bathroom! • Water Hoalon • Electric Drain Refarencei available 908-381-5145 ALL WORK GUARANTEED . (908)276-5752 additional word) tor only $219, reaches over a participating dalllu and P.O. Ika !M3 • ificlunnrj 700 woodworking April 1st.1 Closo to transportation, shopping, • Alterations; (908)272-0011 Daily e-6/Saturday, 8-12 LOT 747A 1806 Ford QT 2 dr ooluluvld vln#; , • Zono Valves a Se\ver Cleaning Owner operated 1-800-794-lEAK Fully Iniurid free Eillnwtti. Van Nun. CA ot«XP . and handicraft proiiclil 1FABP33J7aW366559 . « ""' r million: households through SCAN, the New weeklies from SUSMX to schools, Columbia High' School. Call . SENIOR.CITIZEN. DISCOUNT Call 101 South 21ot Street 90B-4B3-7760...... Llohor; Prime Aulo Body, 1163 St. (8328) (908)688-2612 908-686-8236/Slnce 1919 Jersey Press Association's Statewide Classllied CaptMayandSalomto Nimi Georgo Avs.-, RoBello, NJ . '" ' Master Plumbers license No. 4162 . 908-964-6081 LOT 740A 1068 Mercury Counar 2 dr Advertising Network, Call us. We'll Help you write Bergen. Blngol You lust HOUSE TO RENT brwn vln«; 1MEBM8050JHb1068S your ad. to get the most for your money. - discovered a whole new market, Llonor: Randy'B Auto Repair, 407 East UNION. FOUR rooms. Full basement. Fenced '1B|, ROBOllO. NJ . Slate yard. Washer, dryor, rolrlgerator. Walk to LICENSED 1 BONDED Call now! You won't regret It. -564-8911 Plica Incliidei Poilaai ft Mindlinrj ' transportation, center, schools. Small pet al- . AUCTIONEERS APPRAI8ER8 I U9230 Worrnll Community Nowapnporn, lowed. Reasonable, Call 201-376-0289. March 18, 26, 1903 (Fes; $14.7i) I

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Private and Commercial Realtors • Builders REAL ESTATE Financing • Rentals

NEW JERSEY MORTGAGE RATES Singer aggressively leads APP 30 vn FIXED 15 VR FIXED OTHER Londer, City. Phono FEE RATE PTS AP RATE PTS APFRATE PT8 the field in office leasing Action Mortgage Corp.Bloomriold 201-420-2300 *i9t 7.000 3.00 7.3 0.750 2.50 N/P 3.050 3.00 A Amorlcan Fod'l Mtgo Corp,Union ooo-cao^osoo $ioc 7.000 3.00 7.4 0.025 3.00 7.2 7.375 2.50 B When the office-gjut recession Kenilworth, isthesiteofmuchactivi- corporate fine-art dealers, psycholo- Amorlca's First Mtg, Hackensack 2ot-488-0232 *2o 7.000 3.00 7.30 0.500 3.00 6.00 3.875 3.00 A knocked, Singer was loo busy to hear, ly and is owned by Ermarca South gists, and a financial services Instead, more than thresTlozcTTaclivc—Offlc6~Ccnter, a 12,000-square-foot corporation. Arbor National Mortgage, Clark BOO-382B8OO taoi 7.250 3.00 7,50 0.750 3.00 7.24 3.075 .3.00 A Singer special agents were listening to contemporary building exclusively Bankers Savings, Perth Amboy ooe-•• ' ' UNION , UNION . : UNION . $189,000. _ •' •• BRICK HOME BRICKCASTLE WASHINGTON SCHOOL LR W/Fplc, FQr, Mod oat In kit, 2.5 blhs, fin- Call Boloro Ihlsono rjolo awayll 3Bdrm 2 Mulntonanco .Froo 3 Bdrm. Expa'ndod Anlhony Mnrtucd, mannrjor 0| col- '•'••'.. , UNION dwoll Bankor Bchloll Roallors Union ished basomont.'oas hoot, 2 car garngo car Jar In oxcollonl oron, FDR $149 000 Capo,; Now. Tilo'Bath, Laroo Eat In Kit, Malnionancolroo Colonial. 3 BRS, mod EIK, npw bath & linlahpd olflcD Isjildasod to announco' thai $130,000 (U3101) Call 00D-607-4000. (U3200) Call .008-687-4000 Good oizo. Rooms, Qorngo $1G0,000 bnsomont. Closo to grBmmar school & shopping. 908-6B7-6050 (U3252) Call OOa.687-1800. William Pollhrom has boon nomod Assoclalo ol Iho Monlh for Fobrunry. UNI-2277 Tho Associate ot Iho Month proflram $137,500. rocodnljos Iho lop producing rusod- Olo In ooch olrico. Comlslonlly a high achlovor, Bill has troqiioplly boon UNION dlod as a lop producer.' Groat Capo on dond ond stroot. Family .room addition with working Dill Is a mombor of Iho prosllolous • llroplaco, "3" Brs, flnlshod basomom,; large'prfiporty & "mora." Coldwoll Bankor Schlolt AllOffices AmbassadorB/Prasldom's Club. Ho OOB-637-S050 Ufjl-2270 . has also boon, pamod lo Iho N.J. Mil' .$145,900. lion Dollar SdloB Club for iho iQlh as well as cansocuWo yoar. . For award winning roal ostdlo sorvlco UNION call' a Coldwoll Bankor Schloii lop Boauliful wall kopt In doslrablo Washington School aroa. 3 poss. 4 UNION UNION producor. Call Bill Pollhrom In Cof BRS, DR, don and moro. A must soot 908.607-S050 UNI-2272 FOR YCUISI dwoll Bankor Schtoll Ronllom Union LOVELY 3 BDRM , Olllco al 0O0-007-5O50. . $164,500. Movorlght In this Washington School aroa Bo first to soo this lovoly 7 rrn Split, CAC, homo, Now Wall to Wall; Now Vinyl flooring/ 2.5 Blhs, all locrms, groat condition/ $140,000 (U3267) Call 008607-4800.. location -call lor mora Info $224,000 ppenUntil9PM UNION (U3275) Call 008687-4800. . Boauliful Bpllt on cul do sac. 10 yrs. youngl All thb amonlllos you could want In a homo. You must too toVlovol 908.887-S450 UNrccoi $249,90Q. CALL COLDUjeUL Olllcea located throughout ;• UNION, •••'•,- BAN^eR Connoclicut • Now York . " • Weichert, .New Jersey • Pennsylvania • Delaware 908-687-4800 530 Chestnut Street Maryland • Virginia • Washington, D.C. #/ Independent Nationally UNION OFFICE