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SPRINGFIELD, N.J., Home of Susan Rendelro VOL66 NO.7-WEDNES0AY, NOVEMBER 23, 1894-5* Residents prepare for second hearing holiday schedule By Jeffrey C. Turbltt Tho offices of this newspaper Staff Writer vill be closed tomorrow and A plan to let commercial property SOUND Friday in observance of the owners build 701 low and moderate Thanksgiving holiday. income housing units on five sites in The offices will reopen Springfield has raised the ire of resi- OFF Monday. Nov. 28. dents and drawn a tepid endorsement The deadlines for tho Dec. 1 from Mayor Marcia Forman. xiition remain the same.. Tho plan's self slated goal is to How do you think the meet the municipality's obligation to affordable housing plan /olleyball games provide affordabie housing needs, with particular attention to low and-, will affect Springfield? The Springfield Recreation moderato income housing. YOUH VOICE SHOULD BE •)epartmcnt is looking for men .. But an unsigned flier making its HEARDICALL . md women 18 years of age and way around Springfield exhorts resi- jp to como out and enjoy a dents to attend tho Nov. 30 Planning night of playing volleyball. It.is Board meeting, when residents will be held on Tuesday evenings from able to voice their concerns about the Cafasmusl leave name and telephone rliolct Ily Kny Lchmann 7:30 to 10:30 p.m. at the Sand- choice of the five lots selected to meet meier School gym on S. Spring- tho town's. obligations. number for vejlficatlon. Nllals may bo The Statile Nursery on Mountain Avenue is one of five proposed sites'being considered field Avenue. The five, selected sites arc: published. Tmichlone phonesonty. for low and moderate income housing. • Columbia Lumber near Maple head for years," he said. Free workshop and Morris avenues. the disintegration of his Bella Lipton, a resident of Baltusrol ing," said Michaels, who said he has Forman agreed with Kupcrstcin's Way, also has problems with the idea been working on the, project since Financial Network will spon- e Bojcuz Stone near Becker Road neighborhood. • position, but refused to comment on of building near her home. April. ;or a free workshop at the and Routo 22. "I'd like to sec a nice quiet com- rcasoas for the delay. "This area was unacceptable in Michaels also said Baltusrol Way Springfield Free Public Library • Former Swim Club near Baltusrol munity like we have now. Taxes arc But Jeffrey Kntz, an outgoing com- 1992. We have run off problems with residents should know that there will on Wednesday at 7 p.m. Way. going up, services arc going down'and mittccmun, said he was not shocked that nrca now," Iiipton said: be no access to the site from Baltusrol The guest speaker will be • Nursery Site near Mountain my neighborhood is going to be by Forman's lack of .comment. - "They're trying to make some big • Way. . • •-.•••• Mary Ellen Donahue, vice presi- Avenue. packed with a whole bunch of homes. "The reason Marcia' Forman city environment. I like a quiet com- Forman said she still has some con- dent at'John Nuvccn & Com- • Carter Bell near Union County I think the whole town is concerned," doesn't like to address this issue is munity. They're going to be doing all cerns with the plan. pany. Donahue will discuss Park. Kuperstcin said. because -Marcia iForman was the sec- kinds of blasting. It wiH add taxes to „ "I'm not completely satisfied with AAA insured tax-free bonds, tax Residents near tho sites say they Kupcrstein suggested two sites as o retary of the "Planning Board and our town in increased need for fire, it either. It was put together by a deferred investments and estate oppose the implications that building superior lo the current five. Ho said nolhinR was done." police and roads. No one has been bipartisan committee with limited planning. would have oh traffic and tho aesthe- the Park Place housing development The reason for the urgency now is a Tho Springfield Free Public tics of the neighborhood. off South Springfield Avenue and the answering our -questions." timo," sho said. "This is not necessari- i Town Planner Robert Miohocls ly the final plan, there is always the superior court edict by Judge John Library is located at 66 Moun- "I'm concerned with the way surrounding aroas of the Villa Hous- Pisansky that requires the township lo tain Ave. they're dividing the land," said Hy ing Complex behind Columbia Lum- said residents will! be adequately possibility for changes." shielded from any problems. "I don't know why the town has offer a housing element and fairuhare Kuporsioiiu a vocal Springfield resi- ber would be a hetlcr choice." plan by December.-.The judge will dent whoso home, is wjthin a block of J'Affqrdablc housing should be "Idon'l think they'll sec'much. 1 waited until now to put the pressure tenter has program think it can bo designed harmonious- on for low income housing. This tiling then decide whether to accept or reject eBAiouz^it^:;;;^. mixed around the township," Kupfcrs- it. Tho .Springfield Recreatitm Kiiperstein blasted whal ho sees as tciri said. ly. We will require substantial buffer- has been hanging over Springfield's Department runs a teen center program at the ChiBholm Com- munity Center, S. Springfield Avenue, Springfield, several Making a contribution nights a week. Tuesday from 7 Ily Ray Lchmsinn dealing wilh arbitration — passed by five unions be called in individuallyto to 9 p.m. is reserved for stu- Mminghig F.dltor a 3 lo 2 majority, with Sloic and For- negotiate without labor counsel — dents in grades five to 12; Walking a tightrope of administra- man as ihe dissenting voles.. As passed by a 4 to 1 margin, with For- Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m. is tive protocol und legal due process, Bergen explained, the township Could man as the lone dissenter. Although for students, in grades nine lo the Township Committee passed two not cancel its previously scheduled he voted in favor of the motion, Slotc 12. Friday from 7 to 10 p.m. is motions during open public session arbitration hearings — the firsl sche- initially berated Pappas for what he for students in grades five to Monday night that dealt with a subject duled for Dec. 6 — and., the counsel deemed unacceptable behavior. eight. most often .discussed behind, closed had to be retained for those purposes. "I'm not certain I have all the facts Tho center is supervised by doors •— the township's contract "We've spent over $7,000 on this and, once again, we are put into the Miko Hcrkalo and Tim negotiations wilh the five municipal guy and nothing has' been accom- position of having to vote on some- Minoughan. All youngsters arc unions that are presently heading to plished and now we're in Ihe position thing willi no notice and no lime to invited to participate. binding arbitration. of five out of five Unions going lo '' gather information," Slotc said, What was initially a fairly nonc- arbitration, which ik unprecedented in before accusing Pappas of having "no Pet adoption day venlful evening rapidly grew more ihe three years that I've been on the idea" of whal the issues were in the Noah's Ark Animal Placcmonl healed almost immediately after the committee," Pappas said. "Wo ought labor'negotiations. and Roscuc, a nonprofit ull- 'committee quickly dealt with the to suspend any further payments to "I havo no objection to talking lo voluntccr animal welfare organi items on the formal agenda and turned this guy and call tho unions in lo see if the unions once again if there is any zation, is sponsoring a pet adop toward new business. It was then that wo can't.work this thing out without remote chance that il will do some - l?on day at PET STUFF, 111 Republican Commiitecman Harry going to arbitration." good," Slotc said, although conceding Route 22 East, Springfield. Tho Pappas introduced the motions and Forman, however, fell that Iho one that he was "very skeptical" if the event will be hold Saturday was subsequently involved in a war of on one approach had been unsuccess- meeting would provide any resolu- from.noon to 4 p.m, Many lov- words with Mayor Marcia Forman ful in iho township's previous negoti- tion. He also added that labor counsel able, healthy dogs, cats and kit- and Commiitecman Herb Sloic. ations and"that there was 'nothing to be is never present for cither side during tens desperately need loving As ihc motions dealt wilh litigation, gained from dispensing of counsel. negotiations, so the motion did not homes, and would make great Forman made clear her disapproval of She made particular reference lo the change much in the method of companion) for other pets. A discussing the topic during tin open skill of the unions' legal representa- operations. tion and folt that tho township would donation will be requested for public session without first closing Following the meeting, Pappas was bo ill-propared for negotiations with- each pet adoption. All cats have the meeting for the purposes of an critical of Slole's remarks lhal Pappus out its own counsel. been tested for FcLV & FIV, executive session. Township Attorney ' did not necessarily have the "best inoculated, and spayed and neu- Bruce Bergen did not object to conti- "We've tried tho one on ono interset of Springfield at heart" in sug- tered if old enough. For infor- nuing ihe discussion, ulthough it was' approach for the last 10 to 15 years gesting the motions. mation call Noah's Ark done under Pappan' invocation thut and look where it got us," Fominn 815-1633, 396-9530 or Bergen would "raise his hand if he said. "You need a skilled counsel in "First ihe guy chastizes me for try- ing to jam Ihe thing through and then 925-0293, Parents assist James Caldwell students in making heard something that shouldn't be these negotiations. If wo spend this discussed." money now, il will save us much more he votes for il anyway," Pappas said. cards for hospitalized children and senior citizens as "Anyone who is against cither of A Christmas party Pappas' first proposal — that' the money down the road." part of the theme 'We all make a contribution,' part these resolutions doesn't have tho best . township's labor counsel should be •Tho second motion Pappas sug- Tho Mountainside/Springfield of the school's 'A Chance to Grow' program. interests of Springfield ai heart." Chapter of UNICO National, the pill on hold except in matters directly gested — that the heads of each of the largest Italian-American Service Organization, is having its annu- al Christmus parly on Dec. 13. at 7 p.m. at L1 Affairo on Route 22, Mountainside. Hy JofTrcy C. Turbltt Springfield Board of Education lowed by « 30-dny response lime for employees visited high schools cited a comparative phase," Fricdliuul said. UNICO is looking for a few Staff Writer hereby authorizes the Superintendent ihe board. This would be followed by by Now Jersey Monthly .iniigii/.inc as In other business: good men of Italian heritage, ) " The Springfield Board of Educa- to submit lo tho Union County Super- ' a public vole on Ihe'measure, Fricd- among the lop schools in tho stale. • The board look action, to place according to membership Chair- tion look , action Monday night to intendent the Doloillc & louche latul said. Fricdfand and Assistant Superin- into, its account federal funds of man Dom LaMorgcs. If tho idea allow Superintendent Gary Fricdliuul Report lillcd 'An Investigation of the TIio Deloitlc & Touche study was tendent Al LaMorgcs commented on $2,733 for leiicher training. of service to your community lo submit lo the Union County Super- Dissolution of the Union County Reg- commissioned, to_ provide financial whal Ihoy saw at tho schools, but they • Adopted a school calendar for the and to continue honoring your intendent of Schools its approval of ional High School District.' " " mill educational information relevant didn't compare their schools lo what l'WS-'Xi sch
Kfiff,-, ^ PAGE E — WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER..?:?, .1034 — SPRINGFIELD LEADER 5,6* - WORRAU. NEWSPAPERS — WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1094 — PAGE 3 INSIDE MAN ON THE STREET THE Former Springfield Leader By Jeffrey C. Turbltt "You are in much greater danger of being raped when you are out jog- care The Civic Calendar is prepared by the Springfield Leader and the ging and wearing headphones. Most women raped in porks were wearing Sound Off Staff Writer *• 6 Mountainside Echo. To avoid conflicts in scheduling local events, please Bringing her street-smart brand of safety wisdom, Lisa Maria, former- headphones: You can't feel an attacker coming if you have them on." Editorial 6 post dates, times and places as early as possible and send to P.O. Box ly known asLisa Sliwa of WABC radio's Curtis and Lisa Sliwa program, Maria said violence against Women often begins when an unfamiliar 3109, Union, 07083, or call Ray Lehmann at (908) 686-7700, exL 321. spoke to students and faculty of Jonathan Dayton Regional High School Letters to the Editor 7 male puts his arm around you. By Ray Lehmann "My wife can spend all, day in a Wednesday about ways women can fight off male attackers. "If a guy disrespects you enough to put his hand on you when you Obituaries 10 Managing Editor mall and nol even bat on eye, but if Thursday A former member of New York City's Guardian Angels, Maria spoke don't want it, then he is capable of worse things," she said. "If your Sports All across Springfield, families I'm in one for more than 10 O Thanksgiving. in great detail on ways women could avoid, defuse and get out of violent instincts arc saying a guy is bad; you've got to get out of the situalion." 12 will gather togclhcr ihis extended minutes, I start to lose it." Sunday situations by employing a number of simple techniques against varying Maria also blasted Ihe media for what she sees as a sexist view of County News B1 weekend to re-create a festival old- Bergman's solution was lo put • YM-YWHA of Union County, Holocauast Memorial Museum trip. degrees of violence. er than the nation itself and enjoy aside watching his alma mater — A bus will leavp the Y, 501 Green Lane, Union, at 6:30 a.m. Fee is $25 1 women. Entertainment B4 • Mario went into gory, detail on things that can be done to an allacker, the annual traditions of turkey, Rutgers — play football and go out for members and $35 for nonmembers. and areas on tho male that are most vulnerable. She cilcd the Adam's "Women arc portrayed all Ihe time as sex objects," shc.siu'd. Classified B9 football, parades, and giving thanks shopping in Springfield on n Satur- D Tho "Visions" support group for separated, divorced and widowed apple, the eyes, the ears, the nose, the foot, .the shins and the groin as Maria's words made a lot of sense to Michelle Cino, a freshman at the- • day afternoon. Real estate B11 for one's blessings. For all tho talk individuals will meet at 7:30 p.m. for dinner nt the Windsor Diner, Rarir areas of highest vulnerability. In a statement that elicited groans from the high school. . about the heartless cruellies the "It's best to just gel it over with tan Avcnuo, Wcstfield. audience of about 70 people, Maria even suggested biting the jugular "I thought it was useful because there arc so many things you can know Automotive B12 white man perpetrated on Native quickly, I think. Plus, she's Cathol- O "Rodney tho Rocket," a planetarium show for preschoolers, will bo vein as a way to get out of a hold. to protect yourself. It's important to have someone like Lisa trying to Americans, Thanksgiving noneihe-. ic and I'm Jewish, so I have to buy presented at 3:30 p.m. at the Trailslde Nature andScienco Center, 452 She also discussed commonly held items which she demonstrated leach us," Cino said. How to reach us: less remains a special • tradition iwo sets of presents for everybody," New Providence Road in Mountainside. Admission is $2.75; $2.35 for could be made a weapon of self-defense. She said credit cards, books, For Springfield resident Stacey Katz, a senior at Daylon, Maria's visit Our offices are located at 1291 quite separate from its historical Bergman said. "I know I have my seniors. combs, sprays and pens are commonly held items which could be used to was a way to prepare for her future. StUyvesant Avenue, Union, N.J. context. It is an American holiday work cut out for me." Wednesday ward off an attacker. "A lot of girls in the senior class are going off lo college. We want to 07083. We are open from 9 — n secular American holidity — Springfield obviously doesn't a.m. to 5 p.m. every weekday. D The annual Springfield tree lighting ceremony will be held at 7 p.m. "Wo have to fight for ourselves. We're not Ihe weaker sex, we're just be prepared for any situalion that might face us. Many of us don'l have Call us at one of the telephone and serves to kick off a series of offer die some selection of stores at the Municipal Building. different," said Maria, who once spent a week in the hospital after being the money for a self-defense coutse^, Katz said. numbers listed below. such holidays that grip the country tlrat one can find in a large mall, but attacked by three males. \ The program was sponsored by the high school's Women's Issues some residents claimed that the Voice Mail: every year as the weather grows Coming events Maria offored women both advice and warnings on how to take care of Club, which is a newly formed organization of about 22 Dayton students. colder. small town feel of the stores made Dec. 2 themselves. Club adviser Linda Schneider said she had seen a video by Maria that Our main phone number, them worth the experience. 908-686-7700 Is equipped with a The holiday season means dille n Last day for Mountainside leaf collection. "You are much more likely to be raped or assaulted by someone in details ways for women to protect themselves and said she thought Mari- voice mail system to better rent things lo itilfcrcnl [tropic, wilh "It's nice lo come in and know Dec. 4 ' ' your community," she said, warning listeners thai the serial killer or the a's words might be of interest to students. serve our customers. During our almost as many customs as there the person who's working behind D A "Nature Boutique" featuring handmade gifts made from natural alloy mugger is not always the greatest threat. Schneider said she called and asked Maria to come to the school, and regular business hours you will arc celcbralors. But whether black the counter," said Marsha Lchrer, materials will bo held from 1 to 5 p.m. at tho Trailsido Nature and Science Maria also issued a warning lo joggers. Maria agreed lo come and speak free of charge, almost always have a reception- or while, Jew or Gentile, one cus- an octagenarian resident of Hillside I'lioto Ily Itny I.cttmnnn Center in Mountainside. A $1 donation is requested. ist answer your call. During the lorn generally remains constant — Avenue. "If I go into Short Hills, Springfield's business district may not seem like the ideal plabe to shop for the holidays, evening or when the.office Is a A planetarium program tilled "Star of Wonder" will be presented at holiday shopping. it's all high school kids. Here, I but it attracts its share of devotees nonetheless. ' the Trailsido Naturo and Science Center. Show times are 2 p.m. and 3:30 closed your call will bo know the people at tho stores and Obviously, waging war with the p.m. Admission is $2.75; $2.35 for seniors. It is not rccomended for Call the editors answered by an automalod it's like they're all part of the fami- Quilt workshop to be rogeptlonlst. swnnning department store masses "I got my Dad two goldfish and I the only one who will come with Springfield. Union resident Nick children under 6 years old. • • ly. Back in my day, we all used to Ever want to talk about something you think should be in the paper? Know is nut a very aitractive thought lo got my brother a hampstcr," 7-ycar- me, so as a little reward, I bought Cassavetes issued a warning. Dec. 5 something that might make a good story? To subscribe: most people. Wilh that in mind, a go downtown to the stores. You old Joshua Bent of Millhum said. him a salamander." at Donald Palmer Museum have lunch. It's a very nice day." D The Springfield Board of Education will hold a conference meeting If the answer lo any or all of the above is yes, call Ray Lehmann, managing The Loader Is mailed to the number of residents have turned Bern was not there for any holiday "I have to admit. I really don't homes ol subscribers for deliv- On this particular nice day, a in tho Board of Education conference room in the rear of Florcnco M. editor, at 686-7700, Ext. 321. their quest for the perfect gift in n occasion, however. He was just shop in Springfield. But I can tell Springfield quiltcr Debbie S. Lee and 12 published by Prcnticc-Hall. ery every Thursday. One-year number of Springfield's downtown The subject of the initiative to Gjiudinccr Middle School, S. Springfield Avenue. Executive session different direction. They arc doing enjoying a day with his mother. will offer a two-part quilting work- subscriptions In Union County stores were doing good business. revitalize the Morris Avenue shop- you from what I've seen in my starts at 7 p.m.; public session starts at 7:30 p.m. Leo has offered quilling workshops "We're all animal lovers in our shop • at the Donald B. Palmer are available fqr $22.00, two- their shopping early, and they nrc One of the most popular among ping center was raised more than town, that if people in Springfield Dec. 6 for members of Asian Women United year subsciiptions for $39.00. Museum of the Springfield Free Publ- doing it right here in Springfield. residents, particularly among child- family, so sometimes we just buy once in conversation wilh residents, really want to keep things the way • O Tho Mountainside Board of Education will meet at 8 p.m. in the and the Snug Harbor Cultural Center College and out-of-state sub- ic Library on Monday from 6:30 to PONT "I halo malls," Mciscl Avenue ren, was the pel store on Morris little pets for each other," Bern's many of whom secme'd to be con- Ihcy arc, you have to take care of Dccrficld School media center, Central Avenue and School Drive, in Slnlcn Island. Several of Lee's scriptions, are available. You • 8:30 p.m. rhny subscribe by phone by call- resident Kevin Bergman said with a Avenue. mother, Sarah, said. "I was going cerned that the days of the small- them or they'll slip away," Cassa- Mountainside. quilts will be on exhibit in the A IJAmhisincc Ing 1-908-686-7700 and asking bag of presents under each arm. out shopping today and Joshua is time merchant may be leaving vetes said. : Dec. 8 The workshop, "Incorporating library's exhibit cases during exclusive'from lor the circulation department. D The Mountainside Recreation Commission will sponsor a trip to the One's Own Cultural History in Tradi- November. Bncciirnt- crystal Ploaso allow at least two weeks tional Quills," will consist of a slide Metropolitan Museum of Art in Manhattan. The bus will depart from tho of the Kings. lor processing your order. You presentation of quills by Lee, fol- Funding has been made possible in may charges your subscription to Community Presbyterian Church on Deer Path, Mountainside, al 9 a.m. part by Ihe New Jersey State Council Give this multi- and leave the museum at 3 p.m. The registration fco is $15; $11.50 for lowed by a hands-on project. Each Muslorcnrd or VISA. on iho Arts, Department of State, dimensional seniors. Reservations can bo made al tho Recreation Office at Borough person will create a self-portrait with- period of the stale's EMS-C grant through a grant administered by the News items: Dr. Frunk Cunningham of Spring- "The goal of the EMS-C Advisory sity of Medicine and Dentistry — Hall. in iho context of the workshop. Mater- sculpture (4" * 3") field, director of pediatric emergency expired, there was no mechanism in Union County Office of Cultural and News rolopsos of general Inter- Council is to facilitate implementa- UMDNJ/N.J. Medical School and Dec. 10 ials will be provided for a fee of $6. as a memento est must bo In our office by Fri- services nt Newark Belli Israel Medi- place to ensure funding for program Heritage Affairs. tion of programs to help reduce the Children's Hospital of New Jersey/ D The "Visions" support group will hold its annual dinner dance. For A Chinese-American, Leo has fre- of a pastor furure dny at noon to be considered cal Center, was recently appointed to conlinualion beyond [he grant period. toll of pediatric emergencies on child- for publication tho following University Hospital in Newark. He reservations, call Mary Ellen at (908) 232-5987. quently drawn on her cultural hcritago trip to Paris! the slate Emergency Medical Services Typically, those P.MS-C efforts were ren and families by improving train- wook. Pictures must be black completed a fellowship in pediatric Dec. 11 in her work. Leo's quilts have been $248. for Children Advisory Council by placed on the back burner. This law, ing; changing and improving systems Capodanrio promoted and white glossy prints. For emergency medicine at Montefiorc • D The "Visions" support group will hold a "Game Night and Cookie cxhibilcd widely including at the lurthor Information or to report a Gov. Christine Whitman. . • .' the fifsl of its kind in Ihe nation, to ensure that children's special needs Medical Center/Albert Einstein Col- Exchange" tit 7 p.m. at St. Helen's Parish, 1600 Rahway Avc., Wcstfield. •'Quills lit Celebration of Freedom" The Certified Public Accounting breaking nows story ploasg call The council consists of 14 public ensures conlinualion of EMS-C arc met; and assuring appropriate ser- 1-908-686-7700 nnd ask lor tho lege of Medicine in the Bronx, N.Y. (Tl Thcro will be a presentation entitled "All About Orion" at 2 p.m. at exhibit at Scion Hall University, and Firm of Mortcnson and Associates is mombers appointed .by the governor efforts into Ihe statewide emergency vices for children on a continuum nows department. . Ihp Trailside Nature and Science Center in Mountainside. Visitors will tho "New Jorscy Quiltcr's View of the proud lo announce the 'recent promo- for three-year terms, with .the. advice medical services system already in ranging from injury prevention rough In addition to his position at the loam about Ihe impressive constellation and other features of the wmlcr Staluc of Liberty" at ihe Port Authori- tion of David Capodanno of Spring- Letters to the editor: and consent of the state Senate. The place." ' rehabilitation," Cunningham said. medical center, Cunningham is an sky. Admission is $2.75; $2.35 for seniors. It is not recommended'for ty Bus Terminal, New York. This field lo the position of Audit The Loader provides an opon mission of the council is to advise the According lo Cunningham, the Cunningham is a graduate of N.Y. attending pcdialric emergency physi- l children under 6 years old. quill remains on permanent display at. Manager. . forum for opinions and wel- stale Office of pjnergency Medical advisory council will have a major Medical College in Valhalla, N.Y,, cian al Elizabeth General Medical Port Authority headquarters. corhos lottors to the editor. Let- Services on all matters concerning inipaci in emergency medical care for and completed his residency and chief Center and assistant professor of clin- David Capodanno has been with ters should bo typed double Dec. 12 Lee's work has been displayed at Ihe firm for seven years. He graduated spaced If poGsiblo, must be emergency medical services for child- children. residency in pediatrics at Ihe Univer- ical pediatrics at UMDNJ. D The Mountainside Borough Council will meet at 8 p.m. al Borough the Chinatown History Museum, Ihe with a Bachelor of Science degree in }80 Springfield Avenue, slgnod, and should bo nccom- ren and lo-assisl in ihe formulation of Hull, 1385 Route 22 East, Mountainside. Office of the Manhattan Borough panlod by an addross and day- policy and regulations. Accounting from York College of Summit, NJ07WI (908) 27V232O tlmo phono numbor for vorllica- O The Springfield Township Committee will incot at 8 p.m. in the President, Ihc American Museum of Pennsylvania in 1984 and is a member According lo Cunningham, the : lion. For lengor submissions, Bo Municipal Building, 100 Mountain Avc., Springfield. Natural History and Ihc Donald B. of Ihc AICPA and the New Jersey WHERE SERVICE IS NOT A THING OI THE PAST our Guest Is an occasional col- council's formation was an important Dec. 13 Palmer Museum. Photographs of Society of CPAs. umn for rondors on tho Editorial pan of. Ihc Hmcrgcncy Medical Ser- G The Mountainside Duplicate Bridge Club will meet at tho Mountain- Lee's works have been reproduced in pago. Letters and Bo our Guost vices for Children Act, which wus Dr. Frank Cunningham columns must bo In our olllce side Public Library, Constitution Plaza, at 7 p.m. Residents arc welcome American Quiltcrs magazine and in by 9 a.m. Monday to bo consid- signed into law by Gov. Jim Plorio in nationwide is aided by federal grams to play. Iho Teacher's Resource package of ered for publication that lyeek. 'W3' awarded to slates for program devc- Wrilcr's Companion for grades 10 They oro subject to editing for "Thc net is important, because the lopment for a limited time period," length and clarity. development of HMS-C projects Cunningham snid. "When the time EAKOR OFF-PEAK! 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MAYfAG QUEENS! Photo Dy Jeffrey C. Turbltt The play 'You Can't Take It With You' will be presented Dec. 2 and 3 at Jonathan Dayton Regional High School on Mountain Avenue in Springfield. Play to be presented at Jonathan Dayton APPLIANCES ! ft FUHxmmE u.s » • Ity Jeffrey C. Tiirhltt suit of a master's degree or seeking senior from Garwood who has a role I . DSllO»»WWtD 3IGGESTFACTORY REBATE \ Stuff Writer full-lime high school teaching work. in the play, Hubingcr's age was a bit EVEHTOFTHEYEAR! Aflcr years of ncling in plnys In the interim, though, Hubinger is of an adjustment. ihrmighoiu Union County ami ai ami gelling a feel for what she will face in "We used to act together. I( was m&XBDeS EXTENDED ISET A "Bffl DEAL" Oil ASCIECTPAiml Strlel.hw RANGES iironnil Kings College in New York, the classroom. She said sometimes hard at first because she was our BATTEmV BUB CHRBlGEm • Oven window, oven light Rebecca Hubinger is succeeding al a working wilh teen-agers is hard work. friend. We don'l want to let her down. • Easy-cloan ililTerent role: director. "It's difficult because I'd like to be She has high expectations." £©IBular One Promo Offerss ceran cooktop on siagc. These kids don't know how The 23-year-old aclress-dircclor is For Alex Gittcr, a 16-ycar-old FREE involved in her seventh play at , good they've got it because they have • senior from Wcstficld, working with • $55 Activation Fee Waived ROT BURNER Jonathan Dayton High School in the opportunity to bo on stage." Hubinger has been a pleasure that he 0 Receive TWICE the amount ii/ ONLY REPLACEMENT* .Springfield. This time it's "You Can't Hubinger said being a director atlrinules to her acting experience. SELECT MODELS VUMordrtU*. Take It With You" by Moss Hart and requires patience, a virtue she said she "She's more understanding and it's of minutes in the selected r •* Friday, Saturday v George S. Kaufman. . is slowly learning. easier to talk to her because of her service plan for the first 2 BiGSAViNGSON' A veteran of plays like "Oliver," She added that the most challeng age. 1 ler acting experience also gives :,U_--X& Monday "Anything Goes" and "Grease," ing part of the job for both student and her a special understanding of the complete month's of service. Iliihingcr, a certified English teacher, actor is bringing out the character actor's needs." has established a special rapport with from the actor. llubinger's mother, Pal Hubinger, the 17 students in Jonathan Dayton's1 "The hardest pan is learning the who also is in charge of the plays cos- DEPENDABLE CARE™ latest pjay. concct interpretation. A lot of times uunes, gushes with pride al her Hubiilger is hoping her drive njjd they just memorize and recite the (laughter's , theatrical "Sir'. WASHERS experience will make a positive lines." accomplishments. & DRYERS impact on her drama students and her lluhinger said her youthful appear- "Did she tell you she's been doing Authorized Dealer .• Heavy Duty, Super Capacity career. ance was at times an almost humorous this since third grade. She was bom lo • Regular*. Porm. Press Cycles "I prefer lo be in the theater, but the aspect lo her job. do ii," Mrs. Hubinger said. SELECT MODELS demand isn't there," Hubinger said in "When I first started, people would n The play will take place Dec. 2 and 9 an interview, at the school. confuse me wilh a student, but it 3, K p.m. in Hasloy Hall auditorium al Consumer llubiiiger is also weighing her doesn't happen anymore," she.said. Jonathan Dayton High School in •Rated: c.irecr options by considering the pur- For Hill Malcolm, a 17-year-old .Springfield. Mon'••• Fri '•>':. 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Except, if a candidate [Men's Cut ' $10.00 Ii has long been an accepted Jact that Springfield believe in elections, will they continue equal between candidates, the one wauls ihe money, he has to appear on Blow Out $10.00 becomes quite a different place from late September to believe in the power of the elected New Jersey who can more effectively demonize television in a minimum of four, his opponent will win." 30-ininutc television programs — two Perms (includes haircut) $55.00 through October — the period of time universally known lo govern?" I can't get this passage from Wil- By Steve Adubato Jr. Edwards thought about running for with, and two wilhoul the opponent One Process Color $20.00 as the "silly season." Gearing up for Election Day, both liam Gricdcr's book "Who Will Tell Ihe U.S. Senate this year but decided — in prime time, moderated by a | Foil Highlights With Undy Only $10.00 off municipal parties tend to get a little out of hand in their thp People" out of my mind. 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NOVEMBER 23, 1934 — WORRALL NEWSPAPERS 5,6» 6,6» - WORRALL NEWSPAPERS — WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1994 — PAGE 11 Resident presents funny plays religion itudoCpfisays, it's time... A pledge of allegiance Springfield stamp expo slated obituaries "Laugh Time,".an evening of short N»rili Carolina; One for Good Mea- New Jersey's largksi stamp collect- 10 ;i.m. lo 5 p.m. on Sunday. Admis- funny plays, will be presented at the For the holidays we offer sure, a musicaj history and introduc- ing evem will lake place during ihe MIIII is S2 for adulls. Children and reti- Donald B. Palmer Museum of thel Fox Television, PBS, WINS and Essex County Bar and the American Christmas & Hahukkah Gift Wrap tion to Ihc'mclric system; They Knew weekend of Dec. 3-4, al ihc Holiday rees :ue ailmiucd free' of charge. A Scholar event slated Ruth Snyder Springfield Free Public Library on WEVD. Bar associations. He was a founding New Brunswick,! for the city's tercen- Ijm in Springfield, wilh leading special "Dealer's Only Bourse" will Temple Sha'arcy Shalom, 78 South Over 85 designs, always 50% Off from Our Factory Dec. 14 at 7:30 p.m.. Mambcr "possesses a unique abili- Ruth Snyder, 90, of West Orange, tennial; and Rebel, a musical adapta- NUmp, postal hislory, nnd poslcard lie held from 9 a.m. lo 10 a.m. each Springfield Avc, Springfield, will be member of Temple Israel in South ty lo project himself into an audience formerly of Springfield, died Nov. 15 Holiday Invitations (40 styles) tion of George Bernard Shaw's play dealers participating, traveling from morning prior lo the show's opening liosl Dec. 9 to 11, to its 16th annual Orange and a member of tho Colum- -The humorous one-act plays were in the Green Hill Retirement Com- Tlio Devil's Disciple. and this subsequently turns ihc audi- bia Lodge F&AM in Essex Counly. wrilicn by Springfield resident Sid Ihc Sotiih, ihc New England Slates, I" Iho public. Scholar-In-Rcsidcncc Weekend. munity for Women, Wcsl Orange. Fancy Bags and Ribbons ence into a family it was reported. He Mr. Berman was a past chancellor of Frank. Performers will include Mur- even coming from the Far Wcsl. The United Slates Postal Service The presentation will be by three Bom in Newark, Mrs. Snyder lived Frank has written the lyrics for is a folk singer, song stylist, cantor, the Knights of Pythias Roth Lodge in Holiday Tins and Boxes ray and Rhoda Staub of Mountain- "The Greater New Jersey Stamp will paiticipalc wilh a special Expo Jewish artists who will share their in Springfield before moving to Wcsl songs recorded by Johnny Ray, Frank acio'r and has performed on Jewish Essex County, past president of the side, Margaret Gcrsl of Springfield Expo" has come lo be known by the pos'liil facility, and [here will be door knowledge in drama, song, and film Orange five years ago. She had been a Sinatra, Billy Eksline and Sarah radio and Cable television programs. Village Club in South Orange, past • Elegant Paper Plates and Napkins and Frank. many thousands of attendees who |ni'/cs and many kinds of complimcn- criticism. seciciary with iho Mutual Benefit Life Vaughan. In addition, he wrote the He also appeared os a guest artist al patron of the Order of iho Golden Choose from 90 Ensembles; Everyday, Xmas & Hanuklaih JJ-. continue lo rcium again and again, as lary stamp collecting magazines and On Friday, Dec. 9, at 8:30 p.m. Insurance Co., Newark, for 30 years Frank has a long career in theater scripts and lyrics for 40 children's many Jewish Arts festivals and on Chain in Essex County and past presi- ihc largest and best commercial stamp newspapers available., for nl,l ;iclrcss Lisa Lipkin will perform a one before retiring in 1975. , and recording. He wrote the book and LPs for Golden Records, Wonderland university campuses. He. sings Iradi- dent of tho Men's Club of Tcmplo Danielle Roland, left, and Shifra Polyakova — show that is held anywhere in New attendees. woman show titled, "Who Towed lyrics for a series of educational musi- Records.and Pickwick Records. lionnl and popular songs and has orig- Israel, South Orange. the Jersey. The Holiday Inn Springfield is Noah's Art? — A New Yorker's fourth-graders at Thelma L. Sandmeier School In inal guitar arrangements. Israeli and cal presentations including Jcrz, a "Laugh Time" is a free perfor- -, The hours of the Expo are from 10 located directly on Route 22 Wcsl in Guide To The Bible." Surviving arc his wife, Sylvia; Springfield — pledge themselves to always recycle. American folk songs, contemporary Michael Klucewicz play about New Jersey; Tarheel, about mance and is open to all. a.hi. to 6 p.m. on Saturday, and from Spiinglicld. On Dec. 10 at 6:30 p.m. Cantor Ilan three daughters, Susan Lee, Lynn music, Yiddish art songs, Scphardic Michael S. Klucewicz, 74, of Yard- Paper Mninbcr will present a cabaret of Jew- Lourakis and Susan Steinberg; a son, PUBLIC NOTICE melodies and cantorial compositions PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE ish and Israeli music and lore, fol- villc, formerly of Mountainside, died " Steven Litwack, six grandchildren PUBLIC NOTICE make up his repertoire. "~- SHERIFF'S SALE 1981 with tno residence and offlco space Township of Springfield mum lol coverago) as sol lorth In Iho Scho- BE IT ORDAINED by tho Township lowed by Miriam Handler leading Nov. 16 in his home. , and five great-grandchildren. „ SHERIFF'S NUMBER CH 751473 bolng utilized only alter Certlflcale of Occu- Cqunly ol Union iho Township Clork. DIVISION: CHANCERY pancy waa Issued for the prosont offlco utill- dulo of iho Zoning Ordlnanco ol tho Town- Commlttoo of Ihp Township of Sprlnoflold, I liimller has conducted Israeli folk Bom in Harrison, Mr. Klucewicz ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE ship of Sprlngflold. Also any olhor var- County of Union, Stato of No.w Jorsoy, ns HELEN E. KEYWORTH Israeli folk dancing. Pedlar COUNTY: UNION zallon on November 22, 1993. MAYOR AND TOWNSHIP CLERK OF THE TOWNSHIP CLERK iances that mny bo nocessary as ovldoncod follows: dance classes for the past several lived in Mounlainsido for many years DOCKET NO. F491O-94 Tho application Is on file with the Zoning TOWNSHIP OF SPRINGFIELD, COUNTY by the pinna now on fllo or as may bo modi- U33fi4 Sprlnnflold Londor, PLAINTIFF: NATIONAL MORTGAGE Board ol Adjustment and It Is avallablo for SECTION I. Tho Mayor and Townohlp November 23, 1994 (Foo: $24.00) years. She has led folk dance parties. Holiday Hours OF UNION, STATE OF NEW JERSEY. TO fied al tho roquost of tho Planning Board. Clork of tho Township of Sprlngllold, nro On Dec. 11, at 10:15 a.m., Rabbi. before moving to Yardville. He was a COMPANY Inspection during normal hours at tho EXECUTE AN AGREEMENT WITH THE This application Is mado lor premises DEFENDANT: AHMED SADEK AND AFAF Annex building, 20 North Trlvett Strool, horoby authorized to oxecute an agroo- Azricl Fcllncr, a film critic, will con- Fcllncr is Ihc spiritual leader of coordinator for Ihc stale Superior and Mon. thru Fri. 'til 9 • Sat. & Sun. 'til 5 RAHWAY VALLEY SEWERAGE locniod al 295 Route 22 East. Sprlnnflold, ment on bohalf of the Township of Sprlng- SADED HIS WIFE ET ALS Springfield, Now Jemoy. AUTHORITY, THE TOWNSHIPS OF N.J., Block 143, Lot 5. This application Is flold with tho Municipalities ot Mounloln- SPRINGFIELD cjudc the weekend when he "shares Temple Belli Shalom. Livingston. He Mercer County courts. Mr. Klucewicz death notices WRIT OF EXECUTION DATE: Any Interested party may appear at said CLARK, CRANFORD SCOTCH PLAINS now Cajondnr No, 4-94S on the Clork's sldo, Garwood, Konllworth, Rosollo Pork. FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY SEPTEMBER 12, 1094 hearing and participate therein In accor- AND WOODBRIDGE, THE BOROUGHS Intogrntod Llbrnry Automation System. lectures on film at Jewish Community , (201)376-3385 Calendar, and a public hearing has boon Rahwny, Wostflold, Clark, Cronford, ond his insights on Jews in American was an Army veteran of World War SALE DATE: dance with the Rulea of iho Zoning Board or OF GARWOOD, KENILWORTH AND ordorod lor Q:OO p.m.. Docombor 7,1994, In Woodbridgo and tho Rahway Valloy Tho Sprlngllold Froo Public Llbrnry Is Issu- WEDNESDAY THE 7TH DAY OF Adjustment. ROSELLE PARK, THE CITY OF RAHWAY Infl on RFP (or n fully Intngrnrod llbrory film." His topic will be "The Chang- Centers throughout the tri-state area. II. He was a past commander of the Iho Municipal Building, 100 Mounlaln Soworago Authority, for Iho purpose of: 681 Morris Turnpike • Springfield DECEMBER A.D. 1994 /S/J. ALAN DRUMMOND AND THE TOWN OF WESTFIELD Avonuo, Springfield, NTJ. and whon Iho Settling dl&pulos rolntod to a portion of a nutomnilon r.yr.tom. Vendor roKponsoG will 1 bnoxpnetodby Jnnuary9,1995. To rocoluo ing linage of the Jew in Film." Presently, Fcllncr teaches film and Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 9725 DYOE- Gorald E., 73, ol Union, on Nov. 19, From the Short Hills Mall - 2 miles East oh Rt. 124 (Morris Tpkc:) By virtue of Iho abovo-ctnlod writ of Attorney for .Applicant BE IT ORDAINED by tho Townahlp calendar Iscnllod, you mny appear olthor In corlaln lawsuit onllllod "Borough of Moun- 1094, husband of Anna (neo DoPasquhlo, oxocutlon to mo directed I shall expose for Dated: Novembor 17, 1994 Commltloo of Iho Township of Sprlngflola, person or by agont or nttornoy, nnd present talnsldo v. Rahway Valloy. Soworngo ttio RFP, contnet Sutmn Pormnhos, 06 Lipkin believes "in the power of lectures on movies with cruise lines of Hamilton Township. Mr. Klucew- salo by public vondue, In tho FREEHOL- U3363 Springfield Leador, Counly of Union, Stalo of Now Jor&oy, as any objections which you may havo to tho Authority, ol. als.." Dockol No. Mounlnln Avonuo, Sprlnnflold NJ O7O01 Inlhor ol Gorald Jr., Sharon Bonnotl, Tom Dyda DERS MEETING ROOM, Oth FLOOR. In Novombor 23, 1994 (Foo: $14.25) Tol, 2013761930201-376-1930.. around the world. He is a published and Unda Schnollor, lothor-ln-law ol Mark follows: granting of Ihls application. L-016401-07, Suporlor Court of Now stories lo transform any subject." As icz also was a former president of the Iho Administration Building, In tho City of SECTION 1. Tho Mayor nnd Township Jorsoy, Union County, specifically a cortnln U3G7U3G 0 Sprlngfinld Lond'ir Bonnolt, brother-in-law ol Qoroldlno and An- Elizabeth, N.J. on WEDNESDAY, the 7TH All papers portalnlng lo this application Novombor 23, 1G94 mi arlist-in-rcsidcrrex with the poet and short story writer, and Holy Name Society of Our Lady of Cloth of tho Township of Springfield, ore may bo soon In thIho ollicolllco of thIho AdmlnlolraAdmlnlslro- cross-claim previously assorted by Iho (Fool J4.50) ' drow Morto. Funeral was Irom Tho Me DAY OF DECEMBER A.D. 1994 al two horoby nulhorlzod to oxocuto an ngroo- Township of Clark: as well as resolving cor- logethcr'Wilh his wife, produces inde- o'clock in tho afternoon of said day. wo Ofllcor of tho Plonnlnn Board of Iho Museum of the City of New York, she Lourdcs Church, Mountainside. CRACKEN FUNERAL HOME. Union. Funoral. PLANNING. BOARD monl on bohalf of tho Township of Sprlng- Township of Sprlngflold locatoloctdd In Ihho laln othor dlsputos Involving Clork alt Moss was al Holy Splitl Church, Union. Inter- Tho property to bo sold IB locatod In Iho BOROUGH OF MOUNTAINSIDE roforoncod In said agroomoni. NOTICE TO CREDITORS writes and performs one-woman pendently made films and radio PUBLIC NOTICE flold with Iho Municipalities ot Mountain- Annox BuildinBuildingg . 20 NTTrlvolNTTrlv l Stroot, Spring- ESTATE OF MARTIN B. GROSSBARTH Surviving are his wife.Edilh J.; a ment St. Teresa's Cemolory. TOWN8HIP of SPRINGFIELD In Iho Coun- side, Gnrwood, Kqnllworlh, ROGOIIO Pork, HoldHld , NN.JJ . SECTION II. A copy qf tho agroomoni scripts. y wouCdn't have a ty of UNION, and Iho Stalo of Now Jorooy. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that public Rnhway, Scolch Plains, Wostffotd, Clark, .J. nlso known as MARTIN GROSSBARTH. shows "which bring history to life son, Michael E.; a daughter, Barbara Commonly known os: 25 DENHAM hearings will bo hold by Iho Planning Board ANTHONA Y P. D'ALESSIO. ESQ. rofarrod to heroin Is avallablo for rovlow In Oncoasod. HANDELM AN- Francos Q. (noo Funchoon) on of tho Borough of Mountainside In the Crnnford, nnd Woodbrldgo and iho Rohwny 0 Mountnln Avonuo - Box 593 tho offices of tho Township Clork of tho Pur&unni lo tho ordor'of ANN P. CONTI, through tile magic of oral tradition." The subscription price for Temple McKccver; two sistccrs, Sister Mary ROAD, SPRINGFIELD, NEW JERSEY Vnlloy Soworngo AulhorTty. for tho purpose Township of Sprlngflold. Friday, Novombor 10.1994, age 76, ol Brand- (WOOL Mountalnsldo Municipal Building,. 1385 of: Settling disputes rolaloa to a portion of a Sprlngllpld, N.J. 07001 Surronnto of tho Counly al Union, mndo on Lipkin has created works for pri- Sha'arcy Shalom's Scholar-In- lord, CT, lormoily ol Union, bolovod wllo ol Iho plastic turkey for Tax Lot No; 13 In Block No.10. Roulo 22, Mountainside, NJ on December Attornoy lor Appllcnnl SECTION III. This ordlnanco shall loko Ilio 1 oth dny of Novombor, A.D., 1904 Roberta, DMC, and Ann Palmer, and 8, 1994 at 8:00 p.m. on Iho following cortnln lawsull ontltlod "Borough of Moun- U3350 Sprlngllold Loador, offoct Immodlatoly upon pnssngo and publi- upon iho application of tho undersigned, as Residcnce Weekend is S3 I After 19-day layoff, Summit plays away Thanksgiving By Peter Uosenthii! in 1980 for the championship. That will stand for at least another year. But Assistant Sports Kditor Summit coach Ray McCrann has not been thinking about the playoffs for the The only physical problem ilic HiUtoppcr.s may be dealing willi allot lasl last few weeks, he has had to prepare for lrvington. weekend is rust. The 7-1 (cam, which plays at lrvington tomorrow ai 10:30 a.m., "Our next game is Irvington," McCrann said. "You can't look past the next has not played since a 41 -0 shutout of Railway Nov. 5. I low that 19-day layoff team. It is not fair to the program." has effected Summit will he known tomorrow. The Hilltoppcrs had such a long wait between games because North Jersey The Hilltoppcrs and Blue Knights have played six previous limes. The Ilill- Section 2, Group 2 had six qualifiers, for (he playoffs this season as undefeated toppers earned their fourth victory in the scries lasl year with a 43-14 victory Caldwcll received an automatic berth bm did not have enough power points to and their 10th win of the season. qualify ahead of fourth-seeded Dover. ' The Blue Knights arc a strong Group 4 team that have struggled to a 2-6 Caldwcll (9-0) heal Dover last Saturday 23-7 to improve its record over the record. It is the team's size and streiiKth that worries McCrumi: last four seasons to 36-2. Caldwcll will play at Mcndham. the top-seed in the "They're physically very, very big," McCrmin said. "Just looking at them section, Saturday, Dec. 3 in the playoff semifinals. Summit, the .second-seed Iliey pass the eye test." hosts third-seeded Jefferson that same aftemiKin. The Hilltoppcrs will try to establish their minting gumc just as they have every one this year. Senior running back Tonic Fogg and senior end Jamie Allen will continue to rack up the points. Pogg, with 126 points, leads Union County by 32 points over Union sophomore Corey Ferguson. Jamie Allen's 66 points is seventh in the county. Fogg is seventh in the slate, trailing Ilackcn- Jefferson barely qualified for the trip to Tatlock Field, edging Johnson 2K-27 sack's Rashidi Brown who has 160 points this season. at home lasl Saturday (sec story below). The winner will play the winner of But Summit will also try to develop a more efficient passing attack to prcpnrc Mcndham-Caldwcll Dec. 10 at the higher-seeded team's field. • . it for the playoffs. That will have to he done against a team that has quick defen- Teams in this section miss out on the NJSIAA playoffs return to Giants Sta- sive backs. o Ily Joe Long dium, Mostly Group 3 and Group 4 teams have been given the opportunity to "That team's speed on defense is very good," McCrann said. play with space made for Group 2 schools when the bigger ones do not choose But as it concentrates on lrvington, Mcndham lies in the near future for a Before tackling Jefferson, Summit must deal with to accept the offer. possible rematch of last year's sectional championship game which Summit Irvington tomorrow and senior defensive tackle Shawn Summit has not played in Giants Stadium stace a 10-7 victor,' over Railway won 26-21. Mosfoy in the regular season finale. Bulldogs brace for Immaculata Ily Michael Zlcglcr 7-0 lead when Hasslcr's punt hit a Jef- Stuff Writer H.S. Playoffs ferson player and the Crusaders JKFFI-RSON — Johnson Regional • recovered the ball at their own jumped out to a 21-14 halftimc lead 40-yard-linc. the four-minute scoring drive with a over third-seeded Jefferson Saturday, Johnson junior quarterback Dan thrcc-yard-TD run up the middle. but could not take advantage of its Lucddckc then marched his team 51 opportunities to win the game, falling Inspired by the quick score, Jeffer- yards in six plays for the opening 28-27 in the North Jersey Section 2, son's defense stopped the Crusaders score. With four consecutive running on three straight plays — something Group 2 quarterfinals. • -plays, Lucilclekc .(^-21,. 1.98 yards neither Icltih could do. in the first half. ..The Falcons climbed back from lire and two touchdowns') connected a 2 Junior-Jason llassler punted from his 7-poinl deficit by running the ball yard touchdown pass to junior split own 14 and Witt returned the ball straight at the Crusader defense. They end Greg Layden. .earned u -match-up with Summit at hack to.,the Crusader 44. Tatlock Field, Saturday Dec. 3 at 1 Cinotli called on his senior running' •••'"• Trailing" 28-21,' the Crusaders p.m in the semifinals. , back, and Witt (25 carries, 133 yards scored what could have been the tying "We felt' we could run the ball and two TDs) answered with the game touchdown.early in the fourth quarter against them effectively," Jefferson winning score from six-yards-oul. when Junior Frank Mcntzcl (14-85 coach John Cinotli said. "Our running Witt carried the ball eight limes as and two touchdowns) scored his sec- game really got going,in the second Jefferson put together an 11-play ond touchdown, running in from the half and we were able to open things scoring drive which ran seve l four. Mcnlzel's scored was set up by a up for our passing game as a result." minutes off of the clock. pass interference call in the end /.one Johnson looked to be headed for "I was very impressed with how against Jefferson's Jason Ritzcr on victory before Jefferson mounted its they played," Johnson coach Bob fourth down. comeback. Junior tailback Pal Morel- Taylor said. "They came out and ran Unfortunately for the Crusaders, la sparked the Falcon's when he the ball all gunie, but they hadn't done llassler pushed the extra, point to the returned the second-half kickoff 31 lhal all year. We looked at film trying right and Jefferson held the lend at yards lo his own 45. With good field to stop their passing game, so their 28-27. The Dayton Regional Bulldogs must brace for the Immaculata attack coming tomorrow position,' senior quarterback Keith running game really supriscd us." "I am real proud of the way we for a Thanksgiving Day clash at 10:30 a.m. The Bulldogs and quarterback Mike Keleh- Johnson commanded a 10-play, Despite the win, Jefferson played today," Cinotti said. "Any er are 4-3-1 and Immaculata is 7-1 and on its way to a Parochial Group 3 final with 55-yard drive which lied the game at struggled to contain Johnson all after- lime you come back to win a game as Delbarton. 21-21. Set up by senior Phil Witt's 49 noon. The Crusdaers took advuntage big as this, it says a lot about the kids yards on five carries, Morclla capped of an early Falcon mistake and took a on your team." four players from the Oratory season as winners of their Ilight. with a Berkeley Heights' travelling boys' soccer team earned first-team All aspects of the team offense team. All Mountain Valley Conference hon- were in harmony as Max Wild scored Curtis helps Allegheny ors for the 1994 season. four goals, Chris, lirrieo and Fredrick Allegheny College freshman Senior goalie Tim Ong, senior full- Kroin scored three apiece and Ale- Rebecca Curtis, a Springfield resident back Jason Kling, senior midfielder xander Sprin/en scored two goals. and Dayton Regional graduate, F.ric Swann and senior forward Nick The team defense was superb as helped the volleyball team to a 35-9 I.ega all were named lo the first team. . they did not allow a shot in goa| in record this fall. Sophomore midfielder Matt Kling cither half. Curtis appeared in two games dur- ' and junior forward Julius Polian made ing the Gators' season. The Gators' the second team. Senior Carl Schmidt The Strikers finished the season 35 wins were the fourth-highest win was named honorable mention. with a fligth record of 6-0-1, oulscor- total in school history. They have G.L. lunds-fivc ing their opponents 47-11. The team attained 20 or more wins for 11 conse- leaders in goal scoring were Frederick Governor Livingston landed five cutive seasons and went undefeated at Krom with 15, Max Wild with 12, players on the Mountain Division first home with a 17-0 record. The Gators Alexander Sprinzen with nine and team. Senior goalie Chris Fsnes, went 8-0 in the NCAC and captured Chris 1'irico with seven. senior fullbacks Mike Roof and Paul second, place in the NCAC Turchetla were named. And senior The defensive .unit continually" luurnamcnt. SUCCESSFUL SEASON — The Deerfield School boys' soccer team completed a suc- midfielder Jeremy Vagell and senior improved as the season progressed Soccer Tryouts cessful season by winning three of its last four games to finish 6-4—The team was led in forwards Jim Puviolitis and Greg culminating in Saturday's shutout. The Hxpress girls' soccer club will scoring by David Weinglass, who scored seven goals. Jason Guidicipletro had six, Pat Richtcr also earned first-team honors. As with all championship teams the hold tryouls' for its under-19 and Collins three, R.J. Fahnon four and Pat Hlggins two. The defense was led by Matt Grett, Strikers win flight asssislant coaches are aggressively under-16 teams at the Sports Forum in Hank Harisen, Josh Zawlslak, Mike Debbie, Donald Carrelli and Jon Kulscar. Goalkeep- The Summit Strikers soccer club pursued to assume head coaching pos- Whippany on Nov. 20 from 3 to 4 er Billy Stolting had three shutouts and a superb 1.4 goals-against average. Other play- defeated the Cougar Lightning 12-0 in itions. The Strikers arc no exception p.m. and Nov. 21 from 3 to 5 p.m. F'ot ers who contributed were Mike Lauricella, Aldo Hreczny, David Belden and John Junge- last Saturday's season finale to as they expect lo lose Assistant Coach more information call Don Gothic al not. The coach was Kit Carson. . , , Loon inside for remain undefeated and to finish their Scitwright lo a head coaching position 201-625-2627. ideas to fill in the spaces on your 1995 AURORA IS HERE! holiday shopping list! '88 OLDSMOBILP &MCR FORD MUSTANG T CONVERTIBLE NEW 1995 'AURORA SEDAN I p« vpa/ than 15 conlii pw mllo I lomatlof. W10U cap cost rwiiidkHi. Flnt LUBE, OIL IfcHLIER I rnQnlf"! pymoiil, 5400 rolundabU i&ciiitty liopojll nml JJM bank acqul- I Man tio iJuo at IOJSO IncopllQn. Purihoio oi)I on at loam «iJ - l522.B2J,4fl.TotflJ coit - S15,t6l), IO«M raiponilbU lot OMCOII woa» ft I tea/. 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She has developed an interna- introduction of custom, hand-painted iron exclusive needs and desires of the customers tional clientele. beds and accessories in more than 60 looking for custom mado-to-orclcr beds and be the Christmas tree, a Hanukkah table, the 0 fireplace or entry foyer, they can coordinate Kathleen |W. Bamitt, a former speech finishes. Other products featured by this.lux- bed linens." ury home furnishings company arc Hunga- c holiday trimmings that will enhance the therapist, brings her own unique manage- "We offer the bed and all of the linens rian goose down comforters and pillows and beauty of your home. ment style and business savvy to the busi- needed to make your room beautiful," she Luxury 305 Thread Count bed linens. Need- Exactly how much it will cost depends on ness. Both are involved in urban gcnlrifica- said. 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Displays are coordi- gifts, Christmas ornaments and festive Summit. nated with an eye for color and style. Gar- , 1,000 Stuyvesamt Ave. at the Katydids Christmas Bou- flags. G tique, which opens Friday at the 719-2613 Gannany's first store was introduced in many is a handsome and relaxing place to The Teapot is located at 450 Spring- New York in 1974, followed by two branch shop and offers highly personalized service. Union Center 908-687-9050 Reeves-Reed Arboretum in field Avc, in Summit: Refreshments will Summit. Ornaments can be per- stores in Brooklyn and Red Bank. Impressed "It's unusual to find a store where you're Hours:Mon thru Thurs. & Sat. 10 AM to 5:45 PM Iw served. For more information, call by the new developments and parking facili- personally greeted and offered refreshments, sonalized free on the premises^ (90K) 273-1655. Friday 10 AM to 8:45 PM ties planned here, Gannany executives upon entering," he said. 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A CD- r son in April. coincidentally, one day at a time. movie theater experience into your living V\Se aCso carry '"OMen's Jslccesso "Start your Christmas o ROM drivo opens up a whole new world of c o When asked about the rapid expansion of Betwoion now and the end of tho year, room, and brings your family closor educational and recreational possibilities shopping early and get a Grand Larceny, owner Traci Pappas said she you'll have carved a couple of turkeys, together. for your kids — from encyclopedias with ; 11OO WCorris'Jft.v&j 'Union great gifts at the store that m owes it to offering first quality and popular < tradod your lawn mower for a snow Value. Take homo theater, for oxamplo. sound and vidoo clips (which can help Q merchandise al a price that is affordable. 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DBVfiLOPMBNT C\H PHVMi WATCH voun piomncv nciNa • S.omo Restrictions Apply 30 LOCATIONO IN THE TI1IOTATI! All To nuiivrj vou. Surgically Safe Piercing Since 1965. • Off or Exp. Doc. 6, 1904 CALt U(] TOUAVI , > ' _• suggests, when going to the store, you ask the salesperson about a particular computer's ability to run the software you havo in mind. Cox sUggosts you look for a computer with at least 4 megabytes of memory (although 8 megs are preferred for a If you're operating your own business out ol your home, the venue in wfllch you're homo office environment), a high-capacity hard drive, an Included fax/data modem working is your home office. And you're not alone — 31 percent of adult workers, card (ho notes that tho 14.4 baud rate is highly recommended, and really speeds up representing 33 percent of households in tho United States, work at home with and makes any telecommunications activity proceed more quickly and with more efficiency). . ' •'• , ilii • computors, fax machinos and other office products, according to Link Rosources. And BIS Strategic Decisions' Home Office Research Program reports that about 44 percent Keeping in touch with clients is crucial for all homo office workers. A great holiday gift Nam* ting Wh of U.S. households will be operating a home office of some type by.1995. ' might be a fax/modem card for use with a personal computer, which allows both faxing O dbmwdi HVL gdd of documents created within or scanned into t(io computer, and connection to online 'CompVal W5000 L E V I ' S The horne office phenomenon finds more and more people either operating their own 5 OUR PRICE '250°° businesses, or bringing home work from the office to do at night or on weekends. services, such as CompuServe and America Online, and the main' routp of the Thankfully, there is a wide array of home office products available that can help y6u get information superhighway, the Internet. -< your work done faster and more efficiently, and increase your productivity at the same Another groat holiday gift for the home office worker in your life could be a dedicated o SALE time. ' fax machine. Bill Kopp, vice president for communications, home office electronics, 31 Of course, if you're a home office worker, you probably have friends or family members Matsushita Consumer Electronics Company, suggests looking for a unit that has a paper cutter. G) who are In tho same situation. You might think about them (or yourself) when you're C "You don't want to have all those little rolls of paper coming out and going all over tho filling out your holiday gift lists this year. D EXPIRES floor of your nice, neat don where this fax machine may be," ho says. Kopp also 228 N. Wood Ave. In case you or someone you know is putting together a homo office for tho first time, m Linden, NJ 07036 the core components usually are a computer (today's 486-level machinos offer a great suggests having a unit with a 10-page document feeder. "It doesn't sound like very 11/30/94. much," he says, "but when you start to put papers in and send them, you really don't (908) 486-4300 Not Good deal of power at extremely affordable prices), modem, printer, either a dedicated fax machine or a fax/modem for use with tho computer, and a ono- or two-lino telephone. want to stand there and watch those faxes go paper by paper." Kopp also suggests With Any You may also use a calculator. (And don't forget the gumball machine — you never having a unit with an automatic dialer, which stores and dials frequently used fax. Other Offer know when you'll need to chew some gum to relievo strossl) numbers automatically. When purchasing a computer for a home office gift, IBM spokesman Michael Roiter Another absolutely essential way to koop in touch with clients in the home office is by telephone. Steven Emery, public relations manager for AT&T Consumer Products, says, first of all, "Know what you're buying tho computer for, because you havo to m match that intelligently against your needs...you don;t want to overbuy, as well as you suggests that cordless phones aro a groat gift-giving idoa, especially thoso models o don't want to underbuy." Secondly, ho says, "You have to bo able to look to tomorrow. with integrated answering machinos. According to Emery, thoso products save dosk SINGER SALE! You can't say, 'Well, I'm only doing such and such today, and this Is all I need.'" Ho If you're, operating your own buslnoss out of your home, tho vonuo in which you're i NEW UNSOLD.FREE ARM SINGER SCHOOL SEWING 1 suggests you allow yourself (or the person you're buying the computer for) "room to working is your homo office. And you're not alone — 31 percent of adult workors MACHINES WITH PROFESSIONAL MOCK SERGING STITCH grow." representing 33 percent of households in the United States, work at home with > computers, fax machinos and other office products, according to Link Rosources. And Our EDUCATION DEPARTMENT placed oidcts in anticipation ol laigo school sales. Duo to Ho continues, "You havo to realize there are things that you don't even know about, budget cuts, these sales wore unsold! These machines^btloied ore tho most mqdem BIS Strategic Decisions' Homo Office Research Program reports that about 44 percent and you're going to want to take advantage of (them). Sure as shooting, something is g -0J. machinos in tho SINGER lino. Theso SINGER heaw duty machines sow on all fabiics. of U.S. households will be operating a home office of some typo by 1995. Kit M WntxIAvo going to be coming down tho road, and you're going to need to preserve your o Tho home office phenomenon finds more and more pooplo oithor oporating thoir own I YOUR PRicE WITH THB AD" 3 DAYS ONLY t-iiKi. n M.J o?o:m flexibility...! always think you've got to buy a little more than you need." businesses, or bringing home work frqm the offico to do at night or on wookonds. Planning for the future is nevor a bad thing, but, in tho hero and now, according to 11/25, 11/26, 11/28 Thankfully, there is a wide array of homo offico products available that can holp you got CD Kovin McDonald, marketing manager for Apple Computer's consumer group, "The THESE MACHINES ARE your work done faster and more efficiently, and increase your productivity at tho same m RINSE & BLACK | many computing standards on the market can make it difficult for a homo user to NEW WITH A 25 YEAR UNWASHED BLEACHED & time. >- WITHOUT THIS AD $398 WARRANTY communicate or exchange Information with vqndors, customers and partners who may Ana Top nopii oobUn I Fm Local Lessons and Senko tl STONEWASHED Of course, if you're a homo office worker, you probably havo friends or family members MON.-THURS 9-7 be using a Macintosh or an Intel-based PC running DOS or Windows." 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WORRALL COMMUNITY NEWSPAPERS WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1994 SECTION B Jrom Ike Mancuso re-elected 'Editor's Vocational president Charles S. Mancuso has been Included among the many organi- elected president of the Board of Edu- zations wilh which Mancuso has been At Thanksgiving time, nursing stu- segment of the population is the "fun- involved arc the Hillside Board of dents at Union County College arc damental of nursing." ' By Tom Canavan cation of the Vocational Schools in Union County. Education, the Union County College finding a special opportunity to return "Nursing requires a constant giving Editor In Chief Steering Committee, the Union Coun- to the community a sense of caring to the community; we can't just walk For Mancuso, who has been active ty Coordinating Agency for Higher that initially attracted most of them to away from these or any other people," on the board for the past 25 years, this Education and the New Jersey Bank- the profession. she said. , marks the seventh time he has been Two weeks ago, I asked our ers Association. He also was . And what better way to reflect dial Rcprcscnlativcs of the nursing soci- elected to a one-year term as presi- renders if they think publishing appointed a trustee for the School for concern for humanity than by helping ety visited St. Clare's Home for dent. Six of these were consecutive. lublic notice advertising in title Handicapped of New Jersey and also those who need it most: the children Children wilh AIDS a few weeks ago, only would benefit the citizenry. Olhcr members of the board for the Linden Downtown Manage- of society, particularly those with dis- to ascertain how they can help, in The Senate is considering a state include Gail Iammatico of Scotch ment Corporation, eases they contracted before they however simple a way, to improve ihc mnndatc-state pay bill which Plains, vice president; Jnne Lorbcr of Olhcr memberships include Merck were even bom. ,quality of life for AIDS youngsters. already passed the Assembly and Scotch Plains and Robert H. Schmidt' and Co. Community Advisory Panel Charles S. Mancuso Because of the widespread publici- Whether it involves presenting them carries a provision that would per- of Linden. Donald T. DiFrancesco and its executive committee and the ty on AIDS and HIV patients, mem- with a wrapped holiday toy, or a earned his master's degree in business mit municipalities to publish ordi- v*is rcappointcd board attorney and advisory board of the American bers of the college's Student Nurses warm, winter coal, each act of kind- administration from Rutgers Univer- nances and budgets in title only, Edward H. Mcllage of Elizabeth, Union Bank. He is also ii member of Society decided to target this popula- ness bears a mark of appreciation.. sity. He is also a gradautc of the Busi- instead of the current practice of treasurer. the Linden Industrial Association and tion in its efforts during a season During this season Of giving, not only ness Development Institute in publishing all information under chairs its membership committee. , when increased awareness is manif- do the recipients benefit, but the stu- .. Mancuso, u retired executive with Chicago. he Right to Know law. First Fidelity Bank, is executive direc- Mancuso is active in the Father ested through charitable endeavors. dent nurses also gain a personal Mancuso and his wife, Rose Ann, tor of the Linden Economic Develop- Cunty Council-Knights of Columbus, While they empathized wilh adull insight into the underlying meaning of The question was "Do you read arc the parcnls of two children — a ment Corporation. The former mayor the Veterans of Foreign Wars and the patients having ihc disease, the nurs- what nursing is about, said Caamano. Public Notice advertising, and if so, daughter, F(oxannc, and a son, Charles and lifelong resident of Hillside has Hillside BPOE Elks. Among his com- ing students especially wanted to take "These ' homes for children with would you want to lose a right that Jr. many years of diversified experience munity interests have been years of the opportunity lo help the litlle ones AIDS promote giving and have an-, is cherished under our democratic in Ihc banking and management pro- involvement with the Hillside Little . The Board of Education of the Voc- who arc victims of something over altruistic atmosphere, which is what society?" The following arc fessions. Me acts as consultant wilh League, Pop Warner football and ational Schools in Union County gov- which they have!' absolutely no nursing preaches," she said. 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Crafls of all kinds ( be ol 6 p.m. on Dec. 14 between Luke- er and Lakeland arc new additions to will be held at 2 and 3:30 p.m. for or to volunteer, call Trailside at (JOK) county news of speech and the newspapers. ter in Mountainside will host its annu- will be available for purchase to kids land Regional High School, Wanaque ihc tournament. (Continued from Page Dl) while they shop in a "hassle-free" $2.75 per person and $2.35 for senior 78'J-3f>70. "State mandate-state pay. They al holiday nature boutique on Dec. 4 and Hopewell Valley Central High Winners of the first round games notice by (lie township or munici- environment, assisted by staff and citizens. Children under 6 yean; old Trailside is a facility of Union should pay. I have stated this for ' from 1 to 5 p.m. mental arts, photography, crafts and Lee Kelly, freeholder and liaison to Selections made School, Penningtoij. In the second will go on to pluy in the two-game, pality, but it certainly should hot be volunteers. All items will be priced at will not he admitted. Light holiday County Division of Parks and Applications available years. In my opinion, they will Visitors will be able to purchase design arts, which includes architec- the Cultural and Heritage Programs Sclcstion of the participants for the game oflhe day at 8:30 p.m., Summit semi-final match-up on Dec. 20. The just a lille. It should at least be a $3 and und.cr. refreshments will be. sold as well. Recreation.' The Union County Office of Cul- ture, interior design, landscape Advisory Board. "Union County is High School will oppose the consis- games arc scheduled lo begin at 6 fairly conoise and comprehensive mandate, but we will not know. We hand-crafted quality gifts for the hofi- tural and -Heritage Affairs announced annual George T. Cron Holiday Your business can grow with more architecture, urban design and plan- home to many practicing artists and'I Hockey Tournament, lo be held at the tently strong team from Morris Knolls p.m. and 8:30 p.m. On the following summarization of what Ihe munici-- have a right to know. This is putting day season made from natural mater- Other highlights of (he event will Admission to the event is a sug- the availability of applications from ning, industrial design, fashion, and customers. Reach the potential cus- encourage them lo explore this won- Warinanco Skating" Center in Roselle, High School. Morris Knolls was the evening, Dec. 21, there will be a con- pal body intends to consider." out crumbs for the birds, folks. This ials or having a natural Ihemc. Among include holiday carols sung by the gested donation of $1, which includes the New Jersey State Council on the graphics/illustration. tomers in your newspaper with an derful opportunity." has been made. runner-up in last year's tournament solation match for third place at 6 Morris Rolli post election shall remind our the many crafls for snle will be press- Mountainside Music Association and door prize tickets for a chance to win a Arts for Fellowship Grants lo Inclivi- The application deadline is Dec. while Summit High School finished p.m. with the championship to be held Clark elected officials that you cannot ed (lower notepaper and framed pic- appearances by Santa Claus. The quality donated craft item. For more ad by calling 1-800-564-8911. • dual artisis who reside in New Jersey. Last year, fellowships of $5,000, "Participation irt this annual tourna- 15. A large print edition of the appli- ment is by invitation only. The third. at 8:30 p.m. soar with eagles when vou walk tures, folk, country and Victorian S7.000 or S12,000 were awarded to 68 cation is available upon rcquest.-inTcr- "You must continue to publish with turkeys. This past election crafls, nature photography, seaweed New Jersey ariists. school;) selected for this year are On Dec. 15, the 6 p.m. game will be The tournament is named in honor Fellowship grants are available in esled artists should contact the New among ihc best we have seen in the Cranford High School against Arthur of George T. Cron, former superintcn- the public notices, otherwise we should be a reminder to our elected art, mineral, Ibssil and silver jewelry, any of the following discipline "The Union County Office of Cul- Jersey State Council on the Arts at event's history," according to .Free- L. Johnson Regional High School of dcni of the Union County Park Com- will no longer hove on open govern- officials that the voters want real herbal pillows, potpourrics and sacr (609) 2°^-6130 or ihe Union County categories: choreography, music com- tural and Heritage Affairs and the holder Edwin Force, who serves as Clark. This local rivalry offered one mission. Cron, who died this year, ment. Tho government would then change, not cloudy window hcls, herbal products, unusual and Office of Cultural Affairs, 63.1 Pearl position, opera/musical theater com- New Jersey Slate Council on the Arts liaison lo ihc Parks and Recreation of tho best games of the 1993 tourna- workc(l for the Park Commission, lie closed." dressing. unique wreaths of many different position, mime, media arts, prose, are to be commended for their con- Si., Elizabeth, at (908) 558-2550 for a ment when Cranford defeated John- later the Department of Parks and Mr. Manz types, animal marionettes, and wood • 201 Rt. 22, Hillside, NJ 07205 - (201)926-2946 copy of ihe fellowship guidelines and Advisor)' Board. "It looks like a great Voters arc demanding deep cuts poetry, playwriting, interdisciplinary, tinued support of the many talented line-up and there promises to.be some son Regional by a score of 10-9. The Recreation, for 50 years prior to his Union puzzle boxes. painting, sculpture, graphics, experi- artisis in our community," said Linda- application. •retirement. in lax dollar spending since govern- exciting hockey played." 8:30 p.m. game will feature defending ment functions on taxpayer dollars. Also featured will be wooden folk Lundborg Country Wild Rice i ib. 5-a gg "Yes, I read public notice adver- art, toys, deer carvings and board 15% OFF (Wild Bland, Wohnnl or Roynl) Reg. $2.69 H tising. Sometimes I find more infor- "If our elected officials are seri- games, marbled products, pine cone : TOL Fettucini or Angel Hair e oz. *-j gg mation jn public notice advertising ous about culling lax dollars, they specialities, troutfly Christmas orna- Chef Paufs - (Various Flavors) Reg. $2.19 ' than I do in Ihe actual news col- shoufd start by taking out of their ments, handwoven scarves, fiber MAGIC Lundberg Cinn/Raisin Rice Pudding eoz. <--« gg umns in the newspaper and I would pockets first. They should rescind crafls. bears, a variety of angels and Reg. $2.59 : ' hate lo have anything left out of it. Ihc $3,500 pay increase they gave lots of distinctive stocking .stuffcrs. SEASONINGS: You never know when you're themselves a few years ago! Tha't going to want more information." Children will have an opportunity would save the taxpayers $4 lo shop for friends and family at Ihc Jane Weaver million. ' Railway "We would not have known C250mg.vWRH tote Chromium 200 meg. BOS Secretaries meet Rag. S3.9B ., '. "Senate Dill 7 should be about this pay increase had it not The Union County Legal Secreta- defeated. We do not have enough been for Ihc newspapers. If our All B IOM Magnesium 600 mg ioos ries Association will hold its monthly information as il is on how our tax elected officials and government Reg. $1.B8:.;>,.A « Heg. S2.B9....'. employers feel they are entitled to meeting Tuesday at 6:30 p.m., at Gio- ' ($1.99/min.) to respond to these ads. doll ins are spent. Vitamin B-6100 mg. 1000 Selenium 100 meg. ioos pay increases, the taxpayers are vanna's Restaurant in Plainfield. "In Ihe past, when our elected ' B»g. R»g. $2.99 Touchstone or rotary phones. You must be 18 or older. entitled to know. We must demand officials raised taxes, we com- The speaker for the evening will be LyslneSOOmg. ioos of our elected officials that they be MairVltos so* plained, and they said it was 'pub- Kayc MaoVicar, a registered nurse Bog. S«M open, accountable and responsible nog.J3.79-... • WOMEN SEEKING MEN:; REGISTERED NURSE. HARD WORKING FEMALE WANT YOUTHFUL FEMALE WHAT A GUYI VERY PHYSICALLY FIT NOT lished in Ihe newspaper.' Now they and director of Patient Services at Single black female. Soeking a singlo Vory young 40 yoar old. divorcod NTO BAR SCENES %*!>QQ Bromofain 500 mg. 900 sTdQ ENJOY ROMANCE? Hispanic female. Seeking a Hispanic Mature gent, personablo, lots of fun, Vory good looking. Cuban malo, age to all Ihe people. Railway. Hospital. The topic will be Chawoble Antioxidant eon or widowed white male, who Is a non male, age 20 lo 30. Looking for some- whito male. Into a healthy lilo stylo financially secure, seeks lady tor long 29, who would like to moot a vory nico Looking for a Gay whlto malo, ago 25 want carlp blanche. What the tax- Attractive, slnglo female, ago 18. Hog. $4.99 *&*>a n sflM _.„...,„ " l •»". smokor and a non drinker. Want one who is opon-mlnded, good-heart- and a part timo dad. Looking tor a lorm relationship. BOX 16246 ' lady. Lot's get togothor sometime to 40. Want somoono who likos payers don't know won't hurt them "We must defeat Senate bill 7." "Humor: A Survival Tool." Looking for a malo ago 18 to 24. Want someone who is willing to olfor a youthful fomalo. for fun and compan- ed, and has a sonse of humor. BOX TRUCK DRIVER.. soon. BOX 16125 sports, tho outdoors, sharing, being until they receive their tax bills. Jacob M. Magiera someone who onjoys romahco, music monogomous relationship. Must be 10B58 ionship. BOX 11105 ' ' honost with ono another... BOX All secretaries, attorneys, members 40 year old, single black male. Love VERY NICE PERSON.... Roselle Park Barbara's Sweet Potato Chips Eoz. $i 89 and having a good time. For friend- professional, kind, caring and respon- 16227 of Ihe bench and bar and friends are ship; possibto long torm relationship. sible. BOX 10986 ARE YOU ROMANTIC? 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Looking tor a BOX 16344 lomalo ago 20 to 27, Want someone ESTERD guy, who wants to build a romantic but also would liko a relationship. caring, loving relationship. If you aro lo hang out with and havo a good Slnglo while malo, ago 26, who Is WANNA HANG OUT? AH Evening Primrose 500 mg. 2/eo cops relationship that lives forever. BOX BOX 16183 inlorostod In meeting mo,..ploa5o re- MIGHT BE THE ONE!! timo. BOX 16213 looking for a now start. Seeking a sin- 25 year old maid wilh long curly blond- : Rog. $12.95 oa 11146 spond. BOX 15948 Handsomo black malo, ago 35. Sook- MARRIAGE IS IN MIND. gle white fomalo. ago 20 to 26, who Ish hair and brown oyos. I am totally POPCORN PLAYHOUSE PRESENTS MATURE FEMALE ing a black or hispanic fomalo who llkos to havo fun and bo treated with straight looking and acting. Looking HAVE BLUE/GREEN EVES ' STOP HERE... Divorcod malo, ago 39. Havo a Iwo Fun-loving, African American widow. lovos jazz, has a sonso of humor and yoar old daughter. Looking lor respoct. BOX 16132 • for the somo. Want somoono ago 18 Slnglo white (emala. ^ Enjoy going to Don't havo any children, Sooking a Aro you tired of tho run-around? Do Is sports-minded... BOX 16345 mdvios. dancing, dinner, etc. Very out somoono, who onjoys long rides, BLACK FEMALE WANTED to 32, to got togothor wilh and party. Natrol Glnkgo Biloba 2/GOS KAL Dietmax Chromium IOOB $fZAQ divorcod or widowed malo ago 60 to you lovo to ploase a woman without BOX 16059 going, friondly and live life to tho lull- worrying if she will hurt you? I am 57" IT MIGHT WORK OUT... movios and tho boach. Want .somo- Black male, mid 40's, who enjoys qui- Reg. $24.95 ea Reg. $8.49..' O 70. Wont somoono lor companion- ono for a long torm relationship, ost. Sooklng a slnglo while male, who ship and sharing tho nlcor things in tall, havo dirty blondo hair, green oyos. Slnglo while male, ago 23. Soeking et ovonings at homo and eating out SEEKING THE SAME likos to havo fun and Is a non smoker and over 40. BOX 15949 somoono for friondship and fun; pos- BOX 16216 occasionally. Seeking a black lomalo, Gay whlto malo. ago 20. Havo brown CamoCare Cleansing Mask 5.6 oz. $1 799 KAL Dietmax Swt Balance soa $Qyg lite. Race is unimportantl BOX AT HOME SERVICE u also. BOX 16307 16173 sible long torm relationship. BOX ARE U NICE & SINCERE who is in hor lalo 40's to early 60's. hair and blue eyos. In search of an- Reg.$24.95 : ;j.~\:....T> : " -'.. • - Reg. $14\99 :..v;.....C:.;:;*:..:™. •.• «_•• Wants somoono for a truo and Slncoro 16320 • College-educated malo, ago 32. Look- other'Gay malo, ago 18 to 26. For - Fri., 9 a.m. - 5 p.m • SHORT AND SWEET GERMAN/IRISH GAL relationship. BOX 16133 ing lor on Intelligent, Intorosllng. and friondship, good tlmos, and whatever CamoCare Moisture Mask 4.4 Nway Saw Palmetto 2/908 SO'Sgg 18 yoar old fomalo. 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BOX HAVING FUN TOGETHER FUN a FRIENDSHIP i?$ soarch ol a pollto lomalo, who Is look- samp. Want somoono ago 18 lo 32, lo and swlrrfmlng. Looking for a Gay or ff Itfyday i:£ sa16^ a caring, loving, fun man ago 18 to 22. 16109 ing tor truo love. BOX 11130 Slnglo and prolosslonal malo. ago 35. Single male, age 23. Like going out, movios, music, otc. Looking for a get together with and party, BOX Bl while malo, age 26 lo 30. who Is Window Treatment Sp&ial Let's talk. BOX 16400 FRIENDLY; EASY GOING Looking lor somoono who Is lamlly HHNS BplNKER; EASY GOING PERSON slncoro, fun-loving lomalo for friend- 11147 5'11" or lallor. Wan! lo develop a 8& d i b|^hl^l HAPPY & ENTHUSIASTIC Singlo whlto female, who has light orionted, -fun-loving, easy-going, and Iriondshlp that could load to a long C : IpMrything price 50 plus, divorced malo. Have varied ship: possible relationship. BOX FRIENDSHIP FIRST... ;. i;i, ' Skale Into Ihe holidays with the -, 1 Vory attractive, natural blonde wilh brown hair and groon eyes. Look- laughs alot, BOX 16323 torm, monogamous relationship. : Sale Pr'iciesiGood-FrpnVi^r/a-i 1/30/94v imprests such as b/)w||m,_readlna, tljo. 1 5 Slpglp black.male. ago 2B. Sooklng a : •:Vika&;Mastcroard Nowi; Aecopte'cl bluo eyes.. Enjoy hiking; biking, read- ing to moot a male, ago; 25 «o-3£/ VJANT SOMEONE CUTE..i BOX 16027 > ' ' • -ill •••!<• .heartwarming musical ol a children's classic: ih'ea\ef,'movies, ao.lorjQng" rides, in ITALIANGUY .single malo, ago 25-lo 45. Wnnt ing, working out, eto. Hopo to meet a who wants someone for friondship the country, .olc. Looklrlg to ba mar- Single black malo. ago 26. Enjoy jazz VERY EASY : Slnglo whito male, arje 34,. Havo someone for a friendship first and Monlclalr Klmbcrley Academy nico guy ago 42 lo 52, with similar and a possible relationship. BOX ried again. Want someone who is a music, watching old movies and good GOING GUY ' VERTICALS '& MINI BUNDS 16117 blonoo hair and blue oyos. Looking peVhaps a long 'term relationship. STORE HOURS: Mon. & Thurs. 10-6; Tues., Wed., & Fri. 10-4 intorosls. Want someone who is nth- non smokor. BOX 11142 company. Looking for a non smoking, BOX 11148 Bl whlto malo, ago 28. Looking lor '••.•_ 201 Valley Rd., Mdnlclalr ; ,;•' for a single whilo female for a sorlous lotic'with a good sonso of humor. BOX FUN-LOVING FEMALE slnglo black lomalo with similar Intor- somoono to hang out with botwoon 18 DARK relationship. Ago Is unimportantl BOX PARTNER WANTED FREE MEASURE & INSTALLATION 16413 Nubian widow without children. Look- osts. BOX 16326 to 32. If you fit tho following descrip- BROWN-EYED GUY 16181 Allracllve, Gay while male. Have light tickets: $6. & $5.58 Ing for a divorcod or widowod malo tion: boyish looking, bluo eyos a plus, FOR THE HOLIDAYS BROWN-EYED GAL 28 yonr old, single whlto malo. Look- OLDER WOMAN NEEDED brown hair and greon oyos. Looking Attractive, slnglo white fomalo. Havo ago 60 to 70. Want somoono lor com- SINGLE & ATTRACTIVE? oasy going...discretion Is assurodl 1 .ing for an oldor woman In hor 30's, Good looking, 29 yoar old malo. What for a partner to enjoy tho same Intor- panionship and to sharo tho nlcor Singlo while malo, age 35. Havo BOX 10867 blonde hair and dark brown oyos. who Is assortivo and aggressive; I nood Is an oldor woman to complete osts I have. Enjoy sports, dancing and 126 CHESTNUT STREET Looking lor a male ago 18 to 25. who things In Mo. BOX 10956 tho picture. Wo can sharo somo lun brown hair and oyes. Looking for 201-744-1717 knows what sho wants out ol lifo. somoono who has their days.opon, dining., BOX 10937 WOMEN SEEKING WOMEN ( TITYV has a good sonso of humor and likos SIGNIFICANT OTHER tlmos and romantic llmos. Want ROSELLE PARK, NJ. Want somoono to havo a groat timo bocauao I currently work at night. . . QUITE TALL & THIN i: Sponsored by Arts Council ol the Essex"Area to havo a good time. Want a friend- Educated, non smoking Jewish lo- with. BOX 16399 somoono who Is good looking. BOX VERY Best by Design Prolor mid afternoon hours. BOX Gay whlto prolosslonal malo, ago 30. A,. Frtd in par! bytrioNJSUlo Council 908-241-0975 ship or relationship. BOX 16350 malo. ago 38. Looking lor a trim, sln-_ 16339 FEMININE FEMALE • COMMON INTERESTS? 16188 Havo brown hair and oyos. Looking ; . A NICE LADY... glo whlto malo, ago 40 to 53. Want ON THE LOOKOUT... Slnglo Bi while fomalo, ago 23. Havo LU. \ . .;•!on 8» AnsJOopanment ol Stale •' , 25 yoar old, Irish-Amorlcan malo. En- NICE GUY (or a masculine) malo ago 30 or oldor. Fomalo ago 67. Wishing to moot a somoono for a long torm relationship. Singlo whito male, ago JC. Looking long, dark brown hair and groon oyos. joy country music, singing and danc- Slnglo whlto malo, ago 23. Looking Want somoone who is hopefully tall. gonlloman for friondship and a nico BOX 16069 lor a vory nico girl tu gu lo tho movios. Seeking a similar temalo age 22 !o ing! Looking for a compatible femalo lor a lady wilh a kind heart and docont BOX 16353 rolalionship. Hopo to hoar from you. AFRICAN PRINCESS..4 ago 18 to 27, who has common Intor- oat popcorn and hold hands with. 35. Basically looking lor a closo Irlond- personality. Ago, race and looks aro ENJOYABLE TIMES... BOX 16342 Petito, attractive, youthful lomale, ago osls. BOX 16405 Want someone ago 25 to 35. BOX shlp lor now. BOX 16300 unimportant. BOX 16189 . 45 yoar old whlto malo. Looking for WARM & LOVING PERSON 54. Npvor boon married and don't 16340 BROWN-EYED GIRL CUTE AND FUN SINCERE ITALIAN GUY somoono prelorably youngor to got 35 yoar old. single professional mom havo kids. Liko travoling, movios and WANT SPECIAL PERSON. 1 Allractivo Bl lomalo, ago 19. Looking 1/ you were bom at the former Singlo whlto Jowish malo, 'ago 30. Slnglo whilo male, ago 29. Enjoy together with. Ago and raco doesn't ol ono child. In soarch of a single or theater. Soeking a slggio profosslonal Slnglo whilo malo. ago 34. Havo dark lor anolhor Bl or Gay fomalo age 18 to malo, ago 45 to 60. Profor a social Looking for an attractive, fomalo ago worklngrout, walks in tho park and qui- matter. BOX 10938 divorcod whilo prolosslonal malo. who 24 lo 32 who Is not afraid ol a com- brown hair and oyos. Looking for a 25. Wan! to moot poople lo party wilh "Memorial General Hospital" is also financially secure, loves to givo drinker. BOX 16103 ot, romantic ovonlngs. Looking for a WHITE MALE WANTED and maybo start a relationship with. mittment, Prolor somoono Jowish. slngto or divorcod. whilo or hispanic slncoro, honost fomalo, who wants to hugs and klssoa, and Is looking lor LOVE THE COUNTRYI lomalo ago 25 to 40. Enjoy movios, Ovorwolght whlto malo undor 57" tall, BOX, 16307 _^ [now Union Hospital) ... BOX 16414 share special times with somoono... 200 plus, ago 39 lo 49, Sough! by a mrs, right..BOX 1110B 21 yoor old nanny. Sooking a singlo clubs, romantic dinners, advonturo, RELATIONSHIP ALSO... possibly loading to a long torm rola- black malo tor fun tlmos. Must bo LOVE SPORTS... WANT SOMEONE ACTIVE. whito professional malo ago 21 to 30. elc. BOX 11025 Irish/American malo. ago 25. Enjoy llonshlp. BOX 16194 . straight acting and caring, (or a long Bl while lomalo ago 19. Sooklng an- 26 yoar old, bluo-oyod fomalo. Love Looking for a guy who will want to no other SI or Gay lomalo ago 18 to 24, country music and dancing. Sooklng SPEND QUALITY TIME term rolalionship. BOX '"till travoling, like doing things outdoors out and havo fun, but Ihon also want GETTING TOGETHER... for a possiblo relationship, BOX a compatible lomalo ago 18 to 30, If you aro looking for somoono who and onjoy a liltlb mlschlof. Looking for lo stay homo too. Hopo to hoar Irom 38 ydar old prolosslonal malo. Patient, DISCUSSING INTERESTS 16237 Want somoono tor friondship, possi- Is romantic at heart, lamlly orient- somoono who Is not alraid of now ad- you soon. BOX 16011 kind and attractive. Looking for a po- Looking for a man who onjoys tho ulti- ble romance. BOX 16302 ed, financially socuro...let's got to- lilo Asian or Hispanic (omalo. profora- PETITE LADY. vunlurus and Iriondshlp. BOX 16325 LIGHT UP MY LIFEI gothor somotimo and,talk. BOX mate llfoslylo. I'm llvo In Union HEALTH PROFESSIONAL bly In hor lalo 20's or early 30's. BOX county...so If you aro In tho aroa, give Allractivo, whilo fomalo, ago 30. FUN & EXCITEMENT! Alrlcan-Amorlcan widow, ago 55. 16299 Havo brown hair and groon eye!;. 34 yoar old. black malo. Hobblos aro 16196 mo a call. BOX 11084 Attractive clnglo fomalo, ago 20, who looks 45. Sookinrj n widowod or di- PARTY TYPE GUY. Looking for a polite femalo ago 28 lo Is looking for a singlo whlto male, ago vorced malo ago 50 lo 60, who likos varlod. Enjoy photography, movies, LIKE DOING ANYTHING? IRISH & ITALIAN GUY 35. Want someone who onjoys trav- travoling, movios, football, quiot ovo- music, otc. Looking lor a slnglo or di- Divorcod whito malo. ago 45/ Soil em- Slnglo Whlto malo, ago 26. Have 25 to 38, to share my lite and love ployed and professional. Looking lor Bl white male, ago 32. Havo a military eling, dining out, likes to havo fun; nings at homo, and music. Must bo vorcod. whlto or latino female, ago 25 brown hair and brown oyos. Liko to hair cut and groon oyos. Sooklng a but also has a romantic side. BOX with. Llkos lo play with dogs, ski. ride to 35. Must bo slncoro and attractive. an attraclivo and lit lomalo. who Is horsos. find advonturo... Call mo if this financially and emotionally sucurol blko ride, cook dinner, go out to din- very physically fit. Bi or Gay malo ago 16147 BOX 16015 BOX 16384 also tho party typo, but has a sonso ol ner, and do just about everything. In sounds liko youl BOX 16137 balanco. BOX 16304 25 to 45. tor fun tlmos and hopefully soarch of a single whilo fomalo age for a long torm rolalionship. BOX LIKE DISCO? LOOK NO FURTHER LOVE BASKETBALL... MOVED BACK TO NJ... Divorcod Jowish male. Stand 5'9" BIG FOOTBALL FAN... 19 to 27. who wants to bo treated wjth 16303 Slnglo black lomalo. Seeking other to- • ... that means you are 25 yoar' old. divorcod whlto fomolo. Singlo black fomalo. Hoping to moot a respoct and also llkos to have fun. molos who onjoy fjolng oul to parties, black or hispanic malo, ago 25 lo 35. and wolgh 190 pounds.' Would liko lo Singlo, non smoking Christian malo, THE BOY NEXT DOOR Looking, for a 25 to 38 year old, slnglo Vory compassionate, sincere and BOX 10994 movios, shopping, or whatever. Want Love lo go lo comody clubs, dine out. find a woman ol normal wolgh!, with Soparaled whilo male. Looking for a a part of our 50-year history\ whlto malo who onjoys walks In tho kind. Looking for somoono who is somoono ago 22 to 25. Raco doosn't park, spending tlmo toguthur and most listen to jazz, and moro. Want somo- similar qualities. En|oy music and lit- READY TO SETTLE DOWN Bl or Gay white malo, to show mo tho matter! BOX 15996 ono with a sonso of humor, can play oraluro. Interested In sharing ol fool- nico, kind and compassionate. II you Slnrjlo whlto malo, ago 22. Enjoy of all just having fun. Want somoono aro that typo ol person. ..ploaso roply. ropos. Lot's got togothor sometime.., for a triundshlp/rolatlbnohlp. BOX balL.lonvo me a message. BOX Ings, ol hopos and ol minds... BOX biking, movloo, hanging out, and BOX 11056 16010 16302 BOX 16305 moro. Looking for a nlco girl with a 16205 BEHIND CLOSED DOORS Includes: To celebrate our 50th anniversary, we invite you, a "Union Hospital baby" to join us lor a LOOK YOUNGER.... kind hoart and a caring porsonality. (Not (or couplos seoklng...) SCHOOL BUS DRIVER... . HAVING A GOOD TIME.. LADIES, I'M SINGLE!! 20 yoar old, Bl whlto malo. Have Invilations.Balloons and Table Cloth, Single again, whlto male, age 20; non Attractive 50 year old. divorcod whlto Want a long torm relationship! BOX your ad will not bo accepted, special.birthday party. To make the event a great success, we have only one favor to ask of Singlo black fomalo, ago 55. Looking 20 yoar old lomalo. Looking for a whito 16041 brown hair and doep bluo oyes, Mus- Personal Partg Host/Hostess, ,' for somoono who Is inlorostod in din- malo ago 20 to 25, Want somoono drinkor. Looking for unattached, whito malo. Looking for a tall, attractive cular, straight acting and vory discreet. SEEKING A FRIEND.. [email protected] you: Please bring a buby photo of yourself to tlie party. We will use it to create a display Ing out. floa markets, sito sooing, otc. who enjoys music, quiot evenings, fomalo ago 25 to 35. Enjoy quiot womun ago 30 to 44, to sharo all ol BLONDE, BLUE-EYED... Seeking a whlto mala who Is straight Singlo whilo Jowish fomalo, ago 39. Table Reserved lor Hopo to hoar from you soon. BOX and good conversation. For Iriondshlp. llmos at homo, honor.! conversations, Illos pleasures, BOX 16318 Singlo whlto Italian n\alo, ago 34. acting. II you want to hang oul. Looking for n single whito Jewish rnalo - } 172 Hrs. in Our Park) Area, ,'; Prowfe commemorating the Union Hospital Birthday party for everyone to enjoy (all photos will be 16262 possibly a long torm relationship. BOX and spur ol tho moment funl BOX SEEKING TRUE LOVE Looking for.slnglo fomalo tor a.long party...calll BOX 11065 ago 29 lo 35, for Iriondshlp, Must love 16349 Jastlng. sorlous relationship. Age wild animals and saving Iho onvlron- Every Child Receives: returned). So please join us and celebrate our birthday (and your birthday) at Union Hospital. ARE WE COMPATIBLE 16031 45 yuar old main., Have dark hair EX-FOOTBALL PLAYER.. THINGS HAPPEN.. and oyos. Hard worker and slncero. and race aro unimportant! BOX mont. BOX 11030 Mm% IFbr • 35 yoar old fomnlo. Vory up boat, cute RECENTLY DIVORCED... 160U2 Gay whlto malo wilh brown hnlr and /•;,;, '. ;••:.••'] Slice ol Pizza ., ,;;-.',.•.. 33 yoar old, Italian lormilo, Enjoys Whilo mule, ago 25. Looking lor a In- Looking lor ;i woman who will bo my groan oyos. Looking for a very oul WORK OUT PARTNER ; and down to earth. Looking lor a sin- •- ,ic€ Cream Birthday Cake, ; : glo or divorced malo ago 35 to 41: long drives through tho country, dls- mnlo; ago and race aren't Important. best friend and lovor, Prolor sorno- TALL AND SLENDER GUY going man to hang out with and got lo Single whlto malo. Looking for anoth- Sunday,' December 4,1994 Want someone who Is either husky or covorlrtg antique 'shops, going to Liko to party, havo a good tlmo, but ono who is 5'5" and under, slim... Slnglo black malo. 60-lsh; who enjoys know. Want a relationship...no! a ono er follow In his mid 30's, to work out at '•'• •;and 20 Tokens That Can Be Used built, lor friendship; posiilbly a long church, and moro. II you onjoy similar also liko quiot nights at homo. BOX BOX 16226 i music and theater. In search ol a sln- night olandl BOX 16230 Iho gym. Nol yot an advanced body •V ; on Excitinq Games'and Rides. . things, and aro ago 35 to 42.. .give mo glo black lomalo. 50 plus, wilh class. term relationship. BOX 11023 16352 DECENT PERSONALITY.. NON SMOKING MALE bulldorlBOX 10958 Open House 3:00 to 5:00 p.m. a call. BOX 16032 Looking forward lo mooting with you. Additional Options: , C " SEEKING ROMANCE 30 year old male. Looking lor a vory Gay llallan malo wilh brown hair and FIRST THINGS FIRST.. ***************************************** ARE U CHURCH GOING? BOX 10980 NUBIAN WIDOW 20 yoar old malo. Havo brown hair liberal minded woman ago 25 to 35, eyoG. Like mountain biking and run- Gay while Irish/German American* Party Entertainment, Slnglo black prolosslonal fomalo. ago 1 Uiiion Hospital Cafeteria 38. Sookinrj a nlngto black profession- Sooklng a widowod or divorced malo and oyos. Looking to r.tiaro fun times who enjoys bowling, dancing and likos VERY CUTE GUYll! ning. Sooklng another whlto malo who malo, ago 42. Looking lor a Gay whlto Theme Party Goods,Goody_Bqgs. Inquire About Our al malo ago 35 to 42, who has a good ago 60 to 70. who Is finunclnlly so- wilii a female ago 18 and up. Want having lun. Eventually I hopo our 20 yunr-old malo. who has brown hair Is also active and Is looking for friend- body bulldor around my ago, for oatly sonso ol humor, is carlno and alloc- euro. II you think you aro this person, uomoono who It; honest and liot afraid dates could load to a relationship... and brown oyos. Looking !or an oldor ship or a long term relationship, BOX morning workouts In' tho gym. BOX Managers Cust^ized 1000 Galloping Hill Road, Union, New Jersey llonalo. BOX 16210 ploasu respond. BOX 15905 to loll In lovo. BOX 11104 BOX 16271 woman, ago 35 to 55. BOX 15550 16256' 16176 Caierinq flinc^rons WurnilK'oiiiiiiilitltv' Ncws|m|wr> UVMIIIU-S ni> liability for lite cuiili-nlwtf, or npllcs to un) jMTMiiiulmhcrllwmriiK; unit Midi liability rrNlM-xi-liitlvcly wilh tin- iiihcrlUn of, or rcsjHindt'iil lo, such mlvcrlUrmrnts. WorrullCaimuunlty NcwspU|HTS limy, In lt« M>] •III.WOW) void- State of the Art Arcade, Bumper Cars, R.S.V.P. by November 28 E I'KINTlvi-uiNTivOAiD AO) rUUCE (iiti:i;iiN(i infBI£t£ ()NCI;AWI:I;K Respond to a ad by calling: Tilt-A-Whirl,Mini-Ferris Wheel,Batting Cages. Call 1-800-382-1746 to place your ad 24 hrs. a day y Sp«cial (Please have your voice creeling written clown before you call.) •To confirm your attendance, To place your (.'onncelions ad, cull 1-H1XI-JH.!-1 "Mb to lecmil yum I'ltHI: voice itu'eliup,. He leiuly lit write- cliiwn your maillHix Call For Mor« Info Double Tokens] / please call the Union Hospital Publ\c Relations Department A \Y J mirnltcraiui acti'ss code wtini yiui call. ' $1.99 por minutu. TouchTono or rotary phonos. You must bo .18 or olcjor. Receive $5.001 It's nil aliloinnleil ami simple-. You clmi'l have to S|KNik In anyone. One plume call sels up your vciiLV }\rcvliii|> mid yom pinned Alter listening lo the simple iiisliuctions enter Ihe mnillmx number ol Ihe ads you want to access or hrowse nil |',reelin^s Fret; Tokens | ml. Your atl will api>eai lor lit least -I weeks. lamlomly. - firA Route 2 2 W 2 With a $5.001 6874900, extension 2020 If Kecoul your voice f>irrliii|' liy Kiiiliiif'lil cm Weilne.Mlay lor your ad to iip|k-ar in next weeks edition ol' t'oiiiu'cliuus. You'll hear a ".icctino, wilh the Connections ad and Ihe |UMSOI) (whim! (he (>ieelii|o,. Union,NJ,07083 Token Purchase at Union Locution. | You wjny pluce an ad in one ol our ilalirij1, categories or our spoils piuhiers/liieiuls i'alej;oiy. Voice yieetinj'.s are added to Ihe syslem every 2<\ hours. So you can browse ihiou(;h the new advertiser ^icelinjis1 lielttie ihe B ehind Pizza' Hut Limit 1 per Customer. | When lecouliii^, your ^reelinj!, icrncinlier lo j'jve a coniplele ilestiipiion ot yourself ami the ty|ie ol pasim aiul.ielalionsliip you C'onueelioiis ads iippcitr in the uewspa|)ei. Must bo Redeemed at Main OlTico.Uly seek. A llummp.h, honest cieetinj; will pnxluce Ihe k-si lesulls. Free Parking. An affiliate of the Saint Il.im.iba9 Health Care System You can lelrieve your inessapes fief ol chnr|:c onte a wei|k. You may retrieve messages more lliau once n week liy eallinj: ihe Listen lo |;ieelin}'s ol people that interest you. II you like, leave your lesponse. That |)erson will hear your message when •XK) UUIIIIH-I. 'llieie is n chaise ol $ I .'W.|iei' iniiiiilr. they call in. . > m k. WOHRALt NEWSPAPERS — WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1884 — B5 B4 — WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 23, 1994 — WORRALL NEWSPAPERS Tamily concert set by Westfield friends 'Sing' planned The Westfield Symphony Friends, An annual Community Messiah- 22 lo honor Dr. P. Roy Vagelos, ihc serves as co-chairman of this SI50 The Kean College Concert and Jazz The Kean College Conccn Band a volunteer association formed to sup- Sing, sponsored by the Choral Art rcliring chairman of Merck & Co. Inc.. million project. He also it on the Bands will present a free concert Dec. will appear at the Woodbridge Center port the symphony, will present a spe- , Society of New Jersey Inc., will be Under the leadership of Vagelos, Board of Managing Directors of the 7 at 8 p.m. in the Wilkins Theater on Mall on Dec. 8 at 7 p.m. cial concert for families "Simple Merck has been a leading corporate held Dec. 2 al fi p.m. in the First Metropolitan Opera Association. ihe main Kean College Campus, For further information one can call Gifts" Dec. 3 at Westiield High supporter of the arts, including the Baptist Church, Elm Street, Locally, Dr. Vagelos "spearheaded Union. ' ' ihe .box office at 527-2337. The public School. For information on member- Westfield Symphony. efforts to restore the Union County Westfield. The Concert Band, conducted by is invited to attend, it was announced. ship in the Friends or about "Simple Vagelos, in 1991, authorized a $1 Arts Center, Rahway, the site of the It will be directed by Evelyn Bob Yurochko, will perform compos- Gifts" one can call the symphony million donation from the Mejck Oct. 22 conceit Bleeke. Accompanist will be itions by Calvin Custcr and James office- at (908) 232-9400. Company Foundation toward the con- Annette White. Correction policy Cumow. A medley of Cole Porjer struction of the New Jersey Perform- A contribution of $6 will be The Wcstficld Symphony chose the For free ad advice call songs and traditional holiday music It is the policy of this newspaper to- ing Arts Center in Newark, and he taken at the door. occasion of its opening concert Oct. 908-686-7700. also be featured. correct all significant errors that are brought to the editor's attention. If Andy Fusco will direct the Jazz you believe that we hove made such FRESH HOME MADE; | Band. The music of Patric Williams an error, please write Tom Canavan, Ity Itcsi Smith Christmas tree al Rockefeller Center. language." she smiled. "And Polaroid able features of any computcr- and arrangements by Thad Jones editor, 1291 Stuyvesant Ave., Union, Lifestyle EdUor I guess iuook a long lime for its com- continued to send me' film in imaging program is ihc ability it gives ORIGINAL POLISH FOOD; highlight the Jazz Band's ncrfor-. 07083, or call hirn at 686-7700 week- Awmd-winning- art photographer pletion," she mused, "because they're Washington, and I look pictures there. a photographer to present the effect he mince with I urn and Jwing styles days before 5 p.m. Anne Ross of Summit, who has exhi- using it for this year's corporate card We ended up living in Rochester, wanls. bited her photography in many places collection. 'Season's Greetings' is N.Y. My husband had a new job after "Really," Ross said excitedly, and for many years, is "going along written under the picture." he left the. service. .He is now an "there's a whole new future in photo- . with the times" with her currciil She smiled. "I was very pleased account executive with Merrill graphy. I want to continue working CHEF'S " exhibition, "Other Places," al Swuin with the way they presented the card. I Lynch, and I was with Polaroid up with the computers. I haven't begun flDULT €NT€RTRINM6\1T . PLATTER: Galleries in Plainfield. Her present like the results. And I like working for until my second child was bom. Then to lap the surface of what one can do. 11 1 OR KASIA SPECIAL " work, which is in the new field' of LINICEF. I just think there arc so I was preoccupied with two young You have lo learn the programs. In DOWN SOUTH presents OR I DINING digital photography, is on view at 703 many desperate children in the world sons, George and Tom." fact, you're continually learning — Full & Complete DINNER BUFFET AND SHOW Wiiichinij* Ave. through Dec. 2. who have nothing. It's a good feeling •During that period in her life, Ross never finished learning, and the possi- 3 S. Wood Ave. • LINDEN (across from train station) J To he pail of this new field, the lo be able to help in any wny." said, "I went back lo school at RIT, bilities keep opening and opening. with complimentary beverage modest, veisalilc photographer indi- Ross started with experimental film Rochester Institute of Technology, lo Also, I want io explore more different $ 908-474-0508 ! NftiftB" cated during a recent visit lo this in the 1950s at the Polaroid Corp., but study black and white photography." types of surfaces on which a digital PRICE office, "one needs mi understanding even in college she was interested in In her photography work, Ross file can be printed — you know — every WED thru SAT starting at 5 PM Exp. 12/23/94 OUT FOR output." OPMIHMSGOTGM! of the computer and printing tech- special' art photography. The said, "I use conventional cameras. I CATERING HALL / PMVATO PARTIES niques involved in addition to one's Massachusclts-born Ross, who have n whole range of cameras, Place Your Holiday Orders Early In 1989, Ross was one of a select - o AVAILABLE own artistic vision. I am interested in attended private school ir( Boston, actually." number honored with a solo exhibi- For Our Polish Specialltieai tnaking configurations that create new "went to Smith College, where 1 The Rosses moved lo Summit in tion in (he New Jersey State Every Day Specials on and off• Premise Catering realities within the forms of the natur- majored in government and minored 1971, when "Merrill Lynch gave my Museum's New Jersey Artist Series, INFORMATION CALL: 998-935-487$ Facilities For Up To BO People al world." in'art history. And I took a wonderful husband a new posiiion in New York and in 1993, was included in the THANKSGIVING The latest exhibition at Swain Gal- course that led me to my first job. I City," she said, "and I went lo work "Women Photographers" exhibit cur- leiics. for whom, incidentally, she was working at the Polaroid Corp. for Kent Place School in Summit. I alcd by Zollan Buki, the curator of art. 2000 FAST I;INOI;N A-VKNUI;' ?-LINDEN was.the fust photographer .selected in near Cambridge, and I.worked in Dr started in Ihc photography dcparlmcnl Some of her photography-computer l'J,S5 by the family-owned business Edwin II. Land's SX-70 Lab, their' , and laughl pholography for five years. works have been included in the lot 125 years in I'lainficld, is the cul- experimental laboratory. They were II was a regular graded course. And I museum's permanent collection. She Decorated By developing'experimental films under Holed Mit mination of her three years of concen- was also active at the Summit Arts is noted for her "images of the natural "Joseph Dawloy" the direction of Dr. Land, who was a trated study. She even look courses al Cenlcr, which is now known as the environment, from the idyllic to the' Photo Dy Milton Mills $r** 3 STARS! the Center for Creative Imaging in very inspirational person — one of the New Jersey Center For Visual Arts. I abrasive intrusions of comrncrcc and Anne Ross of Summit holds one of her digital photo- ('amden, Maine, "to gain competence outstanding-scientific geniuses of our- curalcd two shows, and each was a neglect. Often a humorous, even a graphs which Is being exhibited, at Swain Galleries in in the intricate techniques of merging century — a great innovator. very big job. It took me a long time lo mysterious, quality exists, along with Plainfield through Dec. 2. The photograph, 'Rose Win- '•** Star Ledger The Finest In photography and the compulcr." "Wherever I went, they would give put them together." a perception of the abstract." dow,' is a composite of a number of photographs taken SPECIAL OF THE MONTH by Laurie Sommeth. Northern Italian Cuisine I lor photography lias been included me new film, always trying out a new She continued to work with digital All the pieces for this current show in different places. 'One of the state's most welcoming jnd Homemade Pasta • Veal • Seafood ih group showings, juried invitations, formula. They asked me lo bring them photography "where one is able lo at Swain "have been combined, rewaiding restaurants" VEGETARIAN & ! FREE-w TO! private and corporate collections, in good photographs for their experi- scan in cither prints or film —: bits of LOBSTER NON-VEGETARIAN. A delectable variety altered, rearranged, enhanced with the o( authentic Indian dishes, including publications such as "Smithsonian mental film, so I took some landscape information Ihafcan bo processed by a compuier. I've gone through a num- freshly baited breads and sizzling tpeciil. computer. There arc various software Lindenite to act in play with IhU sd (iuiilc to Historic America, the Mid-. and some views of historic places in ber of changes throughout my career,", FESTIVAL ties from our charcoal Tandcor (Clay) 1 Laura Bowman, 11, of Linden will » tgtrf orr fow fowwf wf ££ J&djJ Atlantic Slates," on the cover of The Boston and photographs of people.' systems that an arlisi can use lo alter Ross confided, "from the simple pr,o- $ oven. It's extraordinary treatl EARLY DINING TUESDAY to FRIDAY appear as Lillian Gilbrcih in "Cheaper /Vcic York 'limes Garden Book,shown The former Anne Bryant married the photograph. I see the computer as cess of black and white, then went 14.95 • 4 to 6 PM — Special Complete Dinner '12° by the Dozen," a stage adaptation of Banquet facilities up to 125 people by appointment only at Johnson & George Ross, who was studying in the a way lo expand," Ross declared. into color that was elemental to my Mtgracwi .. Hourr TiiM.-Fri. 5 to 10pm I^S? the book by ihc same name by Frank "All food la natural and freshly prepared" Johnson World Headquarters in New language school. "After I was mar- "The whole field of digital photogra- work. And 1 saw what.can happen Haffiaiijl Saturdays 5pm-11pm;Sunday» 4pm-0pm [••••ini and Ernestine GJIbrclh. It will be per- NO ADDITIVES • Complete Take-Out Service • Major Oedlt Cards Accepted Brunswick, and even in UNICEFcurd tied, we went lo live in Carmc'l, phy is expanding. I( has a great future. with computers. 28 North Avenue W, Cranford • 276-5749 formed by the Cranford Repertory RESTAURANT ROOM FOR PRIVATE PARTIES collections, of which she is especially Calif.," she said. "The company con- "Scanners convert photographs on "It's magic! It's very exciting logo (Ample VaxVlng Behind Restaurant) Theater Co. Dec. 1,2 and 3 at 8 p.m. proud. linticd to send me experimental film, film and paper into digital data for use inlo.H new are.ii. It's very challenging NOW TWO CONVENIENT LOCATIONS and Dec. 4 at 3 p.m. in the Cranford LUNCH • HI N NIK "Two years ago, the chief art and and 1 continued lo lake pictures! It's in li computer. There is a whole range mid exciting. . • ' United Methodist Church. She will 272 Morris Ave. design representative for a greeting so beautiful olil Ihere in Gunnel. I did of scanning devices. It's big," she "And in this world of fine arts/' COCKTAILS 496 Boulevard appear at the Friday evening and Sun- card operation • for United Nations a lot of landscapes and seascapes. It's . exclaimed. "By the way, I just came added Ross, "this show at Swain rep- Springfield day afternoon performances. Kenilworth ChiUttcn's I;und asked me to. do-a charming! ' ' .• : ..';.':• '•'• from the latest computer,show at the resents (he main ihnlst of what I'jn 908-272-6633 201-912-8535 photograph that represented New "Then my husband and I came to Jacob Javits Center, and it was just doing with my work. It's,,greai to Bowman is in the sixth (ftado at York at Christmastime," Ross Washington, D.C., where he wasastounding. New technology'is com- know that there's still so much prom- McManus Middle School in Linden.' recalled. "I took a picture of the leaching Chinese Mandarin — the ing all the time. One of the most valu- ise and slill so much to do." She is in her eighth year of dance al AVj-v UNItJN, the Cindy Smith. Donee Studio in Cranford; where she just became a member of the competition dance Dinners $15.95 per person team. She also enjoys reading, bowl- &ECIPE ing, Rollcrblnding and spending lime Includes: Soup, Salad Bar, "Video Images," an exhibition of ,/ac.es are a bit griuy. The images have Museum, The Newark Museum, works arc included in private corpo- with her. friends, she said. She per- •OF THE WEEK paintings and photographs by Donald interference. Perhaps, loo, the works Robcson Gallery, Rutgers University, • rate .and museum collections such as Shrimp in the Rough formed as a member of the Junior Lokula of Union, is being offered as ate about the failure of technology lo New Jersey Slate House in Trenton, Newark Public Library, International Dance Ensemble of Ihc Cranfou! the next exhibit at the Les Malamui solve all til our problems, or our belief Liberty Slate Park and the Woodman Cenlcr for Pholography, NYC; Xerox Laura Bowman COMPLIMENTS OF and Dessert Repertory Theater's production of Gallery in Ihc Union Public Library in that technology can." Gallery in Morrisiown. In Yugoslavi- Cor))., Public Service Elcciric and "Ciodspell" in April.' . THE GARDEN RESTAURANT l-'iiberger Park on Morris Avenue. Il Lokula, a graduate of Union High a, he exhibited at the Srecna Gallery, Gas and The BibliotcqucNalionalc in (lolph Hall. The church is located al ihe comer of Walnut and Lincoln. Take Out & opened Nov. 20 and will run through School and Kean College, received a Belgrade and the T. Dabac Gallery in Paris. "The theater group chose lo stage PREPARED BY By Lillian Abbracclnmcnto Dec. 30. master's degree from Montclair Slate Zagreb. The play' is directed by Michael Correspondent Complete Dinners To Go! The Union Library is open on Mon- 'Cheaper by the Dozen' because of its 1 MASTER CHEF SPIR0 ' ************************************** This will-be the second show for College and his docloralc degree from Lokula also has exhibited in group day through Thursday from 9.a.m. to emphasis on family values," it was Goldberg. Tickets arc available for At long last, the subtle restaurant Call For Reservations. Lokula, a lifelong resident of Union Ohio Slate University. shows such as the Morris Museum, 9 p.m.; on Friday from 9 a.m. lo 6 reported. "We are also raising money "Cheaper by the Dozen" at 3 Cranford storefront on Morris Avenue in Star of India and a professor al Kean College of His articles and photographs have the Smithsonian, the World Trade p.m., and on Saturday from 9 a.m. lo 5 for Cranford Family Care — so that locations, Cafe kock, Cranford Book Grilled Swordfish Springfield that has changed hands Sample some of the most delicious dishes that 515 Centennial Avenue, Cranford New Jersey in Union. The display appeared in publications such as "N.J. Store, and Cindy Smith Dance Studio, so often has landed in the right Center and the Baron Arts Center. I lis p.m. • people thin seek community help in w/Goriander Sauce Indian cuisine has to offer. presents Lokuta's "unusual,creative Art Form, Modem Photography, keeping their families together can in addition to ihe Town Bookstore, hands. (908) 276-8404 • approach of combining paintings, Anu'Vican Photographer" and "Hand- benefit directly from the production Wcslfield. Advance tickets are $10 'A Cup Rice Wine That would be the magical and photos and video images lo capture book On Photography," Performers are named of ihe play. The thcutcr company's for adults; $8 for seniors and students 2 Tsp. Soy Sauce gifted hands of chof/owncr Amar the fasier pace of life today." He also has published books deal- The Montclair Cooperative School nationwide audience after recording mission is lo entertain people and and $2 additional at the door. 1 Tbsp. Minced Ginger Niiih. The Star of India restaurant, 2 Swordflsh Steak his new offspring, is located al 272 All the photographs have been ing with pholography and its history; will celebrate its 30th anniversary at the soundtrack to the recent movie, make a difference in ihe , lives of For more infonna'lion one can call Morris Avo., in Springfield. taken within the past year in New such as "History of Photography Ihc Van Vlcck House and Garden on "Passion Fish." The group also per- others. 'Cheaper by the Dozen' is a (008) 272-0123. The Cranford Reper- Coriander Sauce York Cily. The artist said, "These Instruction: A Report of Present Dec. 3. formed with Paul Simon, starting his Amur's original Star of India is play in keeping with those two goals." tory Theater Co. is sponsored by the 3 Tbsp. Chicken Broth paintings arc about the fast-paced Trends and Future Directions," Featured performers for the even- , "Rhythm of the Saints" lour. very successfully operating in Performances will be held in Ran- Cranford United Methodist Church. 3 Tbsp. Soy Sauce world in which we live — about our "Ukranian-Americans: An Ethnic ing will include Loup Garou, New Amy Sunshinc-Gcnova, a local Kenilworth. 3 Tbsp. Sesame Oil ' electronic and technological age. The Portrait and Looking Back" and York's premier Zydeco band. The pianist and MCS parent who has per- Amur's newest jewel is soft, 4 Tbsp. Rice Vinegar electronically scanned video images, "Seven Life Histories." He has had group brougly Zydeco — a rousing formed in cafes and restaurants warm and casual in decor. An Bea Smith, Editor '/< Clip Chopped translated into acrylic paintings and one-person shows in the United Stales' blend of Cajun, African and West throughout the metropolitan area, will cWorroll Community NowapnporB Inc. 10tM All Rights nooon/od artist's silk rendering of thfc Golden fresh Coriander photographs, are a bit imperfect in and Europe. In New Jersey, they have Indian rhymes, mixed . with New provide piano music. For more infor- Organizations submitting releases to the entertainment section Temple hangs aloft while relaxing their accuracy of rendition. The sur- been al The New Jersey Slate Orleans rhythm and blues — to a mation, one can call (201) 746-2836. can mail copy to 1291 Stuyvesant Ave., P.O. I!ox 310!), Union, Sllr to(!cllirr the marlnailc liijirc- Indian music drifts through the New Jersey, 07083. (llrnls. Arnmyc the swonlllsli stalks In background, complementing the a shallow dish, [xnir the marinade over dining experience. them and let Ihc swonlflsli steaks This Star of India seems con- marinate. siderably larger than the Kenil- worth establishment. So the Spring- AVAILABLE MONDAY THROUGH THURSDAY 4PM-CLOSING In a small Iwwl whlnk together the broth, the soy sauce, the sesame oil, field restaurant lends itself to the rlec wine. and the chopped catered affairs like weddings, birth- coriander. days, corporate functions and holi- day parlies. drill the steaks for 4-5 minutes each The prices at Star arc stellar. You Photo By Mlllon Mlllj Hide or until they arc Just cooked can get a very satisfying and com- ITALIAN CONTINENTAL CUISINE through. Transfer them to a platter. Chef/owner Amar Nath prepares dinner at Star of India WONDERFUL FOOD WITH GREAT ATMOSPHERE Four the coriander sauce over the plete lunch for as low as $4.95. And In Springfield. Lavish Dishes For Any Gourmet HWonldsh. (ianiLsh with the coriander on Thursdays and Fridays, the sprigs. marvelous luncheon buffet goes for Incredible. Tandoor, Lamb Rogan Josh, Veget- '$5.95.. LIVE INTERTAINMENT My husband, raised on his Jow- able Korma, Papadum, Ruila, Rice The prices seem even more Instructions for preparing ish mother's it-will-heal-anything and Naan Dread. . Friday &, Saturday Nights . remarknblo when you sample sbiue Kids 12 and under CAN phoor.o from our world famous hiirnburgur;; or hoi dog:; this Recipe will be j-tven by chicken soup, couldn't get over Star served with fries, soft drink and a cookio Ono frco kids modi por adult ontroo of the most delicious dishes that Qur Chef this coming of India's chicken soup, with its And then there's Lassi, a home- (Adult onlroo consists of :;.inci,wich. leior.. and soft drink at regular prico). Indian cnisino has lo offer. 24 Oz. Sirloin Steak MONDAY at 3 p.m. at spinach base. made yogurt drink flavored with Not to be combined with any othor offor. No 9ub3tltutoa Thanksgiving Day The aromas alone are The Tandoori specialties such as rosewuter that soothingly massages transcendental. the tender marinated chicken spiced tho palate. 2319 ROUTE 22 - CENTER ISLAND The broads are flavorful and as with natural juices are not only deli- You can't miss Star of India. (Just west of the Flagship) - Union (908)964-8330 H j^^ " "* " ^H •• IB •• Mil W In flhi BM *^ ^* ^^ ^~ — ~~ ^^ - — Tho Garden Restaurant light as fluffy white clouds. The cious, but heart healthy. My favo- Those who know the Springfield 24 Oz.Delmonico Steak • COUPON i COUPON COUPON i soups arc satisfying and uplifting, rite onlree is the Chicken Tikka business district on Morris Avenue 943 Mngie Ave. J BUYA1/3LB. • BUT A CHICKEN i Masala, pieces of tender chicken know tho restaurant is right next lo BUYA1/2LB. PLAIN Buy one Lntrec Soup or Salad, Famous Turkey Slutting.Slutting, Sweat Children A«J,O_n Union, N.J. 07083 meals in themselves. Try my favo- Potato, Mashed Potato, Vegetables, Broad, Ice Under 3)9 rite, the Mulligatawny soup, a deli- cooked in a light creamy sauce with the liquor store. • HAMBURGER, ! Pasta Nite Cream & Cotfoo. ' • [ 10 PIES FOR and receive a (908) 558-01O1 cately spiced lentil soup, and some fresh tomato and Eastern spices, The restaurant's open seven days ! SffiE ORDER, AND ; Nairn, the traditional Punjabi tear- remains a one-way ticket to per week for lunch and dinner. 1 SOFT DRINK •••• «o«KttvsAi/3u.iwuiJicM« Fresh Swordfish 81 Lobster Wo Are Tho Wedding ' 2nd dioppcd shape white bread that's Nirvana. Choose one of our Casual Attire ° No Reservations a Party Spoclnll»tti If i/oii halt- a Iteclpv i FREE I SEratmee tluit i;otl tt'otiM like baked in huge flat ovals slapped The restaurant offers several This column Is Ihtondod to Major Credit Cards Accepted to sec fiilhUslwd quickly on tho side of Ihe clay.Tan- combination dinners including tho 11 Pasta Dishes please call Inform our readers about dining dobri oven. •'. . House Special with its Chicken opportunities In tho area. Seconds no Problem! at 1/2 Price Party Room Available IllrlliJuj. hc' Gairltm Rcxtatttvvit. _Unlonloath*.&pk«.^J UntonJUjaUai.hfbniW! UntaiLocitloaLpltwWHM' . Annlveruirlos, et Sorry No Doggy Dags! / P»rly OUTRAGEOUS STEAKS * GREAT. -f' fur 175 (;,.,. OVERSTUFFED SANDWICHES « 1700 W. Elizabeth Ave. Linden - 908-862-0020 230 Route 22W Mountainside 055 VoUoy Rd.. CUfto 008-233-5300 201-740-6600 Open 7 Days — ^WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 23. t»9 \ •• B8 — WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 23, 1994 — WORDALL NEWSPAPERS UWON COUMTYWIDE CLASSIFIED — WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 23, 1004 — B0 CROSSWORD PUZZLE horoscope Nov..27-Dec. 3 -FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1994 ARIES - March 2 I/April 20 SCORPIO - Oct 24/Nov 22 FLEA MARKET EVENT: Filth Annual Craft Fair. A new week brings a new outlook. Planning to DECKS HOME IMPROVEMENTS MOVING/STORAGE PLUMBING RUBBISH REMOVAL SERVICES DECKS \ MIKE PRENDEVILLE DOES YOUR HOUSE MOVING/LIGHT TRUCKING "IMPROVE YOUR HOME WITH MAX SR. & PAUL NEED A FACE-LIFT? DISPOSAL OFFERED GIL" Well move Fumlturo, Appliances, Housaholc Wo will bout any lonilimato competitors price. Items in carpeted van or truck: Courtooue anc SCHOENWALDER 201-635-8815 c Rorfwood Prossuro troalod. Basemonlo. CALL caroful. Reasonable hatos and fully Insured. ATTIC-BASEMENT-QARAQE CLEARED APPLIANCE REPAIR 12 Yoais Exporionco CALL ROB CONSTRUCTION DEBRIS REMOVED CELEBRATING OUR 82nd YEAR . 903-964-8364^ . 201-467-6598 MINI ROLL OFF DUMPSTERS REFRIGERATORS, FREEZERS, washorn, FAST-FAIR-RELIABLE Frank's Lie. ff P.M.O0530 INSTALLATION & SERVICE (Iryors. ovons. dlshwashors.Atl makes and •Lawn Faucots'Sump Pumpa PROPERLY LICENSED models sorvlcod. Roasonablo rates. Prompt Painting & Handyman Service •Tollets*Water Hoators corvlco. Call 24 hours: 008-6B0-7.117. DRIVEWAYS SCHAEFER MOVING •Allomilons«GQS Heat Small Job Specialist RELIABLE • 2 HOUR MINIMUM PATERNO PAVING •Faucet Repairs SNOWPLOWING Inlorbr - Exterior • RoJUngB SAME LOW HATES 7 DAY3 •Electric Drain & Sowar Cleaning BUSINESS SERVICE Drivoways - Parking Lots Windows • Glass Ropalrs - Carpentry THyiE BEGINS ARRIVAL 1 WAY Strvlng tha Homo Owner *Cool Sealing NO OVERTIME CHARGES Bualnua & Industry AFFORDABLE Handy Holporo Sorvioo. tf youcanido it, maybo 'Concrelo Sidewalk Fully Insurod Froo Estlmotoa INSURED .OWNER OPERATED APARTMENT TO RENT we can, Doctors, vets, airports. Drop-off, pick- •All Typo Curbings LIC. PM 00561 . CALL ANYTIME 908-686-0749 Will plow Driveways. up. Minor household chores, dolh/w packages •Paving Blocks BUSINESS LINDEN. 1 BEDROOM. Clean, qulot building,' REAL locally. Reliable, Courteous. 008-355-3208 908-964-1216 . 484 Chestnut Strom, Union, NJ FREE ESTIMATES FULLY INSURED 908-241-3849 Maslor Plumber's Llcenso *41B2-»9B45 and Commercial Parking lots. hoary hot walor cuppllod. No pots. $650 monthly. Call 8a.m.-5p.m. Monday thrj Satur- RENTAL APARTMENT OWNERS! 908-245-6162 ' 908-241-3827 r SENIOR CITIZEN DISCOUNT OPPORTUWITIESv ESTATE. FREE ESTIMATES. For renovations and now RELIABLE SERVICE day 008-862-5000. Don't lose another month's renll construction. Interior/ oxterior. For estimates PAINTING Call John RoadyHomo Intpoctlon & Apartmonl Propara- call RSR Construction 201-467-4572. • - PRINTING QUILO YOUR future with Matco Toolol A« a HAHWAY. ATTRACTIVE 1 bedroom apart- "All real o»t«t» advtrtleod heraln Is tion Service will get your vacant apartment ELECTRICIANS BRADFORD PAINTING and Contracting, Inlor- Evenings, 908-820-9773 mobilo Malco Tools distributor, you havo Iho mont hoa/ train station. Washoro, dryorB on aub|ocl lo tha Fadoral Fair Hounlng Act, lor and exterior. Rosldontlol, commercial, Insti- ready for next tenant FASTI Painting • Clean GENERAL REPAIRS, carpentry, painting, wall- PRINTING • woilddass tools your customos want and tho premises. No polB. $025 plus utllltlos.-Hojpon- which mik»s It Illagal to advartlsa any Windows - Bathrooms • Refrigerators • Ovons • ABLE ELECTRIC paporing, plastorlno., leaders, gutters, win- tutional, now dovolopmonls. PoporinQ and support you noud to build a solid business ol Bible porsons only. 908-353-3656. prtforonco, limitation, or discrimination Carpeting - Even Chango Door Locks If It's electric we do Itl dows, doors, rooting. All expertly dono. No |ob docomnvo finishos. 24 hour sorvico. Fully For A Bid On All your own. Wo can show you howl For details baaed on raca, color, religion, sax, handi- Insured. Froo estimates. Holpful hints and Your Printing Noodi ROSELLE PARK. 2 room lurnlshod apaiimonl, Fully Insured/ Bonded Now Installations or repairs too small. Froe estimatOB. Fully Insurod.Please TILE *"**"" call 1-000-368-O651. Matco Tools, 4403 Allon cap, familial atntui, or national origin, or Information, 908-752-5442. • $425 por month, avoiloblo Docombor 1 1004 Reasonable pricos coll 908-352-3870. Publication printing Road 216-029-4049. (Investment requlrod) Intention to rnak* any such prafaronco, 201-643-4336 CERAMIC TILE INSTALLER 00B-245-5177, ^^^ Recommendations avallablo FERDINANDI FAMILY Pointing., Intorlor, Vory a specialty (Franchise.olferod by prospectus only). limitation, or discrimination. Llconso 011500 . Fully Insurod HANDYMAN. LIGHT carpentry, colllngs, toon, New and Repairs UNION. FULLY furnished basomont apart- "Wo will not knowingly accapt any ad- doors,windows, sheetrock, small decks, paint- neat and dean. "Ovor 20 Years Serving Union Maple Composition CUSTOM SLIPCOVERS, draperios, rouphol- CARPENTRY Call Frank at ing, tllo. Reasonably cheap. Call John County.* 008-964-7359. Reasonable rates, Regroutlnp/Remodellng/C leaning mont. Privato toilet, kitchen privileges. All vertising for real astats which Is In violation 463 Valley Street otory. 42 years samo location. Ropoatcllontolo, utilltlos Includod. Driveway parking. Privato of tha law. All parsons aro horoby Inlormod 4B4-4724. froo ostimatos.. No Job too Big or Small knowlodfjo prolorablo. Stock machinery. Ro- 908-276-8692 Maplewood I do It all stroot. References aro a must. $400 por month that all dwellings advertised are available CAPRI GREGORY ZALTSSHTEIN Painter: Exterior/ sponslble, rolloble docorator. Union. Coll Mark at 000-904-1795. on an equal opportunity basis." HOME REPAIRS. Quality Improyomonts at Rear of News-Reoord Bldo. JOE MEGNA 906-686.4797. 4H ELECTRIC CO. Inrjured, bondod. Reasonable Rates. Masonry Work. Shoetrock Interior. Plaster and shooirocklng. Fully In- CONSTRUCTION Residential/ commorlcat. Quality work done" Repairs. Plastorlno. Painting. Tllo Work. Grout- • 'Sured, roforencos. All jobs nuaranteod. Froo Mon., Tuos., Wed, & Fri. BAM-5PM 201-429-2987 VAILSBURG. 2 BEDROOMS, 4 lamily brick esCmttto. 201-373-9438. Thursday and ottior tlmos DOUBLE YOUR INCOME building. Avallablo immediately. Tonant pays 'GENERAL CONTRACTOR with prido. 908-351-3798. Llconse 012278. Ing and much more. Froe Estimates. Call Joe at BUSINESS FOR SALE 90B-355-1628. by appointment ,all utilities. $700 plus ivt months socurity. 'FRAMING Tho porfoct homo business. Borjln part tlmo. Reply to Box 301, Worroll Nowspapors, P.O. RICH BLINDT JR. DENICOLO TILE CONTRACTORS Ground floor opportunity. Potential SOUTH ORANGE. Busy Italian restaurant lor MIKE D'ANDREA. All Home Improvements. 30 HOUSE PAINTING 762-0303 Box 1S8, Maplowood, NJ 07040. sale. Great oroa. Grossing $260,000 plus. "ROOFING *ADDITIONS Electrical Contractor Years Experience. Carpentry Work, Tllo Work. $2,000-$5,000 monthly. No Inventory, No largo INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR Established 1035 invosimonl roqulrod. YOUR AD could appear horo for os lillle as Asking $200,000. Serious inquiries only. Call 'SPECIALIZING IN Lie. No. 0006 Largo or Small Jobs. Froo Estimates. All Work 201-471-8029. Guaranteed. Kehllworlti, 908-241-3913. Fully Insured RESUMES $14.00 per wook. Call lor moro details. Our Kllchons, Bnthroomn, Ropalre, Qoutlng, 1-800-869-4403 friondly classified department would bo happy SIDING & DECKS •RESIDENTIAL Free Estimates Tllf Floors, Tub Encloouroo, Showoratollo PIGNATO GENERAL CONTRACTING 5 Resumes to holp vou. Cnll 1-(l00T>fM-fl011. FREE ESTIMATES •COMMERCIAL TREE SERVICE. Residential, commercial. STEVE ROZANSKI Free Estimates Fully Insured EARN $700 WEEKLY. Own hours; part lime or i • CEMETERY PLOTS Fully Insurod. Concreto, asphalt, Wsonry, Fast profesolonel ' Welchert Commercial Realtors negotiated the transaction that brought Crib City to full tlmo- processing Mortgaoe Rotunds. Very FULLY INSURED •INDUSTRIAL . 908-686-6455 Typesetting servlcos No Job too small or too large Belgium block, pavers, RR tlowallB, docorath/o Route 22 In Springfield. onsy work, Call 201-386-1117. HOUSE TO SHARE CEMETERY PLOTS NO JOB TOO SMALL dry walls, lot clearing. Emergency tree sorvioo. Intoreatod In starting a now career? Want to Froo osllmates. 90B-6B7-7074. 908-B32-2O76. change Jobs? Sao us (or typnoottlnn your LIVINGSTON,CPA has 1500 square foot ol UNION. SENIOR female^ sooking female to PAINTING & '908-686-5550 Bhdro privato homo. $300 per month includeB HOLLYWOOD 201-676-2966 rosutno. , prlmo olllco Bpaco, (Livingston Avonuo), to ront or lor oosslblo affiliation. Call 201-994-4800. ulillllos. Call-008-680-74.21. Wo Now Accopl All M»|or Crodlt Corda . PfiCeS TtiatWOD't StiOCk YOli! QUALITY PLASTERING MEMORIAL PARK ' Maple Composition P.O. BOX 3695, Union, NJ JOE DOMAN FLOORS & 25 YEARS EXPERIENCE Welchert negotiates lor- Crib City Gothosmano Gardens, MauBolouma. Offico: 463 Valley Street INVESTMENT PROPERTIES OFFICE TO LET 908-686-3824 908-688-1853 HOME IMPROVEMENTS FREE ESTIMATES Maplewood 1500 Stuyvosanl Avo., Union. The former Furniture Craft retail area has excellent demographics and wrooms located in Paramus and Pine O00-6B8-430O DECKS . TREE EXPERTS ELIZABETH. FOR salo. Rooming houso, 3'/. A+ LOCATION Fully Insurod Wo install ceramic tiles, carpet and vinyl. CALL: LENNY TUFANO Roar of Nowa-Rocord Bldg. showroom on Route 22 in Springfield more than 66,000 cars pass Ihe prop- Brook. lamily ond 2 family. Best otfor. Sold Individually ALTERATIONS/REPAIRS Mon., Tuos., Wed.' & Fri. 0AM-5PM BOYLE TREE SURGERY CO. OFFICE SUITE Indoor and outdoor pointing. erty each day, making this one of the "Location was a key factor in Crib or combined, Call Pete, 201-564-5003. SPURR ELECTRIC 908-273-6025 Thursday and other timos ESTABLISHED 1922 was sold to Crib City in a transaction IMMEDIATE AVAILABILITY COMMERCIAL PROPERTY •KITCHENS .ATTICS Drop ceilings, bathroom and by appointment New and Alteration Work basomont romodeling. TREE & STUMP REMOVAL negotiated by Woichert Commercial most desirable retail spots in New City's decision to open a new store in SOUTH ORANGE Hillsldo private 900 squaro loot, $725.00 per •BATHROOMS .BASEMENTS month. Call 201-923-1100. ORANGE, FOR Looso, 5500 square foot. Can Specializing In rocessod lighting and service 762-0303 PRUNING Realtors. Crib City, a juvenile furni- Jersey. Covicllo introduced Iho own- Springfield," said Covicllo. 'The . AMERICAN COLONIAL bo dividod Into throo shops, currontly lloonsod. REMODELED changing, smoke dotoctors, yard and security FREE ESTIMATES FULLY INSURED PAPER HANGING luro retail chain, celebrated the grand ers of Crib City to the property and company lias been very successful RoGldoncfc and doctors' offlco In select and LIVINGSTON CPA has 1500squnro fool of Auto ropair, auto body, usod cap or alternative No lot) too small or loo Inrno. liohling, alterations, and new developments. TREE SURGERY IN smblo univorslty aroa In ono ol Norihom NJ's EXPERT PAPERHANGING prlmooflico spaco, (LIvinRston Avonuo), to ront unos nllowod. 201-226-1672. Llconso Nurnbor 7200. Fully Insured. ROOFING ALL ITS BRANCHES opening of its new location in Octob- negotiated the contract between the with highway locations, and Roulc 22 prooilgloup communltios Is now offered for oalo or for posslblo nlfillntion. Cnll 201-994-4B00. CARPETING No Job Too Small. 201-761-0102 AND PAINTING Union buyor and seller. by iho doctor's hoirs. Corner property (4 levels), EVERLAST ROOFING CO. er, announced Wcichert Commercial is one of New Jersey's most well UNION! NEW AAA Bnnk Building, approxi- 908-563-0398 1-800-870-0398 000-901-9358 this spacious and charming homo has always Don Antonelli RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL President Ronald M. Malir. travelled roads. The Springfield store boon woll maintained and professionally pro ml- mately 1,000 squaro loot. $1075. Can bo ronlod REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Spoclnllzlng In shlnglo, to or offs and 1 ply WOOD STACK nont, Woll built, nloo offers excellent potential (urnishod for $1225. Call BHnn. 908-007-4477. ROYAL LINOLEUM & RUG CO. WE DO It oil - no |ob too omalll Residential and LANDSCAPING MIKE TUFANO . After purchasing Ihc property, Crib will benefit from destination custom- BRIDGEWATER, ON IV» acroa? 4 bodrooms, FREE ESTIMATES and MEASURING aibbor; oxtorlor cflrpontry, elato shlnglo flat, TREE SERVICE (or convorslon to a rnodlcal centor or profos- 2V,' baths, living room with firoplaco, dining commercial. Evonlng hours. Froo ostimato3. Spanish tilo ropalrs.' LOCAL TREE COMPANY After operating a successful busi- City razed the "entire structure and ers and drop-in browsers, and Ihc sig- Famous Brand Car pots Roforoncos Avallablo slonal building. Tho ma.ty advantages and room, oat-in kitchon, family room plUB don or Liconso 07417. Call Frank at 908-354-4160. FREE ESTIMATES FULLY INSURED ALL TYPES TREE WORK possibilities oft hie Income proporty require a Armstrong - Mohawk - Amtlco ' HOLLYWOOD ness for many years, the owners of erected u 12,500 square foot single nagc on Roulc 22 is a year-round SPACE FOR RENT oflico, fin|shod basoment with entrance to patio 908-522-1829 All workmanship guarantood. *FREE ESTIMATES , personal Inspection for adequate Investment nnd bulli-ln spa, central air, voctimo. $360,000, Mannlnpton - Congoloum - Tarkott IRVINGTON, CHANCELLOR Avonuo, (near Rolofoncoo nvalloblo. Owner oporatod. *SENIOR CITIZEN DISCOUNT • Furniture Craft retired and hired story building on Ihe one-acre site.- advertisement." nssossmont. Photos con bo made available. Cnll 800-701-5091. Principals only. FREE INSTALLATION • Have Floor SIZOB FENCING LANDSCAPING •IMMEDIATE SERVICE Principals can bo reached for about a month at: Union Avonuo). Strong commercial aroa, op- Roady For FREE ESTIMATE. Shop nl homo. 908-964-6081 The new, glass and block showroom Weichert Commercial Realtors, ARTISTIC LANDSCAPING PLUMBING ^INSURED *FREE WOOD CHIPS Wcichert Commercial sales associate 201-702-0644 proximatoly 700 oquaro foot. Display window, YOUR AD could appoar horo for as little an TOM'S FENCING features eye catching display areas New Jersey's largest and fastest- drop colling, roll-down socuriry door, half bath. $14.00 por wook. Call for moro dotoilB. Our 908-276-5752 Frank Covicllo as exclusive broker to VISA, 908-964-4127 MC BLEIWEIS $700. For. Inlormntion/ appointment friondly dasslllod doportmont would bo happy ALL TYPES DESIGN and high visibility signs. Crib City has growing commercial real estate orga- 201-266-1300. 1-800-622-2550. nltor 5:00om, PLUMBING & HEATING ROOFING CONTRACTOR sell (ho property. The site is an excel- to help you. Call 1-800-564-8911. four full-time employees in Ihe nization, is wholly owned by Wcich- NEW AND REPAIR EXOTIC GARDENS & •All typos rtoallng G/atoms, Instalkk) nnd eorvicod. Cortlfiod In 1 ply rubbor roofing , TYPESETTING CARPET CLEANING •GOB not wnlw hoaior Flat roofing-repairs . ' lent retail location, on tho center Springfield store, and another 12 ctt Realtors, the largest independent NO JOB TOO SMALL POND INSTALLATION •Bnihroom & kllchon romodollng VACATION RENTALS Shinglos, ro-rool-toaroff t. COMPUTERIZED island of Route 22. The Springfield employees in l^vo additional sho- OUT-OF-STATE FREE ESTIMATES REASONABLE RATES Rool ingpociiona & maintenance realtor ill the nation. RICHARD G. McGEGHAN TREE REMOVAL Fully Insurod and Dondod ARUBA, PLAYA Linda. Twodoluxo 1 bedroom CLEARWATER. FLORIDA.- Doublo wldo mo- All work guarontood TYPSETTING \ apnrlmonls. Each sloops 4 comfortably. Janu- CALL: 201-761-5427 Plumbinrj Llcnnao #7070 Fully Insured Froo Eslimntos bllo homo. Fully lurnlshod, movo In condition. FREE ESTIMATES Visn/Maslofcardo uccoptod ary 1sl-0lh. Call 201-370-2002. . No Job too big or too small "All roat estate odvortlBod horotn Is Flvo star senior park. Asking $10,000. Call Residential & Commercial 908-322-4637 201-7JJS-5312. __^ Cnrpols & Floors 908-686-7415 Camera Work Bubjocl to tho Fodorol Fair Housing Act, CHALET RENTAL. Humor. Modern, 3 bod- . Shampoo •Sirippod FINANCING 908-686-1838 which makoB It Illognl to advortlso any rooms, tiroplaco, hot tub, sloops 12. $3000 por COASTAL NORTH Carolina 1.56 acres/ 150' •Clounod WE STOP LEAKS! . ° Veloxes nroforonco, limitation, or discrimination •null ANOTHER CHANCE lor youl Make a now FOTI'S PLUMBING nnd Honting. Maslor Plum- soason plus utilltlos. Coll 201-759-4053. WF/ $74,00OT Swjnsbo»o,- The 1995 960 from Volvo — refining Volvo's classic styling Some cars you can look at, some the new 960 that says richness rather automatic locking differential for cars you can read about, but to really than luxury. Color coordination of the enhanced traction at low- speeds. appreciate the new 960 from Volvo, interior is extremely well thought out At the front is a McPhcrson strut you need to drive it. Re-enginccrcd and tho overall impression is very har- system that makes extensive use of from tho inside out for 1995, this Vol- monious. From a practical standpoint, geometry and' suspension settings vo is the embodiment of the fine it has everything you would expect in Volvo engineers developed for their European car ideal. a car. ol this class: driver and front highly rcspetcd 850. Steering is very At first glance there is no denying pascngcr airbags, electronic climate nimble, road feel is quite good, anc| that this is a Volvo. It has the classic control, power glass sunroof, AM/FM the cars response always feels willing, Volvo grille design, large glass areas stereo cassette Premium Sound Sys- predictable and linear. for good visibility, and that solid tem, leather wrapped tilt steering Volvo, first introduced its multi-link appearance thai makes y(>u wonder if wheel, power adjustable front seals, independent rear suspension in 1988. Volvos aren't carved from a single power windows, electrically operated This sophisticated system delivers a side mirrors, and three-point self block of steel. . quiet and smooth ride while minimiz- At first glance there is no denying that this is a Volvo. It has the classic Volvo grille design, I I adjusting safety bells for all five sca- While there is no chance of confus- ing any changesin wheel angle or large glass areas for good visibility and that solid appearance that makes you wonder if ing it with one of those jellybean ling positions. And believe it or not, track which might adversely qffeel the new 960 comes with cup holders Volvo's aren't carved from a single block of steel. while there is no chance in confusing it shaped cars, there is something very handling. This year Volvo engineers with one of those jellybean shaped cars, there Is something very stylish about the 960. The stylish about the 960. Tho front lights, as an integral part of the center have replaced the original stamped armrest! headlights, grille and fenders are lower and smoother. Stylish seven spoke alloy wheels grille, and fenders arc lower and steel subframc with a compact and boldly proclaim this new 960 to be unlike any before. smoother. The front and rear bumpers Even a short drive will convince lightweight alloy casting. The steel arc now color keyed and beautifully you that the changes in this car go coil springs on each side have been integrated into the overall, contour of much deeper than the skin. Power replaced by a single transversely the car. Even the door handles, body comes from Vorvo's light alloy, 2.9 mounted composite leaf spring. The mouldings, and window trim have liter, in-line, six-cylinder, 24 valve only other vehicle presently using been refined. The. overall effect is engine. For. 1995 this smooth running such a system is the Chevrolet very modern, very smooth, very well •power plant has been rcluncd to pro- Corvette! integrated, while, retaining Volvo's vide increased torque, in the lo'w to Safety considcratiens have not distinctive appearance. As you look at medium rev range to enhance around been overlooked cither. In re- this car you can almost hear the Volvo town driveability. Volvo, engineers cnginccring the front suspension, .designers saying, "We would never traded away some peak horsepower, Volvo engineers added an additional FOR 2 DAYS ONLY, ONI OF NEW JERSEY'S LARGEST cui comers, but -no one said we which was handy for the auloban, for cross member lying the framerails couldn's round a few." Opening the some more torque which is handy on together at the rear of the control door rcvcals'anoihcr area where Vol- highway entrance ramps. arms. This significantly enhances the eADILLAC/OLDSIVIOBILE DEALERSHIPS WILL BE REDUCING ITS vo has done its homework. The first You enn feel this difference almost energy management in offset frontal thing you notice is the sculptured door immediately, and the electronically accidents. An additional high strength panels with their rich textures and .controlled four-speed automatic trans- steel insert in the front floor also helps ENTIRE 1995 INVENTORY. CROWN CADILLAC OLDSMOBILE IN gently curved openings and controls. mission docs a fine job of getting the to reduce footwcll intrusion in severe The driver and front scat passenger most performance and economy out frontal accidents. each have one of Volvo's fine of the engine wiih ihc least fuss. Any The new 960 from Volvo actually . WATCHUNG IS BEING FORCED TO DO THIS IN ORDER TO gllRj orthopcdically designed bucket scats of three driving modes may be seems to add up lo more than the sum for proper support and comfort. The selected by the driver: Economy, for of its parts. It truly feels like a new leather facing on these scats is supple, maximum fuel mileage and smooth automobile - which it should, Avith ADDITIONAL FACTORY ALL0CATIONS...NOT A FEW MODEt^0fM and brings «o mind a fine piece of fur- shifts ai low rpm's; .Sport, for more than half of its pieces rc- niture. This feeling is followed up by The first thing the driver will notice in the 960 interior is the sculptured door panels with their enhanced performance and shifts that cnginccrcd. It is a more willing, more the discrete use of wood in the instru- rich textures and gently curved openings and controls. The leather facing on the Volvo's occur at high rpm's; or Winter, i^hich enjoyable, and more lively car lhan CROWN'S ENTIRE 1995 INVENTORY; THERE WILL BE NO P»RICE ment, panel and wood grained accents fine orthopedically designed seats is supple and brings to mind a fine piece of furniture. locks oul the first (wo gears for niany people would expect from Vol- on tho door panels. Standard equipment includes dual front airbags, electronic climate control, power glass enhanced starting ability in low trac- vo. The new 960 is a very pleasant sunroof, Volvo's premium sound system, power seals, windows, door locks and three- There is a quality to the interior of lion conditions. All 960s utilize an surprise to drive point self adjustable seat belt. LEADERS OR GIMMICKS. WE WILL NOT ADVERTISE PRICES AS THEY WILL BE SO LOW THEY WOULD DISRUPT THE BUSINESS CONDITIONS OF OUR COMPETITORS. CERTIFIED APPRAISERS WILL BE ON DUTY IN ORDER TO ALLOW TOP VALUE FOR YOUR TRADE. BRING IN YOUR TITLE OR PAYMENT BOOK. FINANCE SPECIALISTS WILL BE ON HAND TO ARRANGE SPECIAL LOW RATE FINANCING. THIS IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO SELECT THE CADILLAC, OLDSMOBILE, OR PRE-OWNED VEHICLE OF YOUR CHOICE. THIS SALE IS FOR RETAIL CUSTOMERS ONLY WE WILL NOT SELL TO DEALERS. STOCK UNITS ONLY. NO FACTORY ORDERS CAN BE WRITTEN AT THESE PRICES. THERE IS NQ pwr/strng/ABS/winds/lcks/mirr/t REASON TO WAIT FOR LOWER PRICES-THERE WON'T BE ANY! SUE ABSOLUTEiy ENDS SHUWAY NOVEMBER 26TH AT 6PM w/eqlzr.rr del. VtnS2212857 MSRP$t9,0t8 CADILL AG POMTHS •t —• -- T " — — — B14 — WEDNESDAY, NOVEIt/IBHR 23, 1994 — UNION COUNTYWIDE CLASSIFIED UNION COUNTYWIDE CLASSIFIED — WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 199H — B15 Mororists should he careful when driving this holiday weekend. AUTO FOR SALE Buying a used car does 1087 CHEVROLET CELEBRITY waoon. Aulo- The five-day Thanksgiving lioli'lay and simple precautions con substan- bells, or child safety seats for young- Driver can't remember the last few matic, air. new tlret, runs good. $2200. Call Jim weekend, a joyous lime marked with On Thanksgiving Day, especially after con- tially reduce the number of holiday sters which is the law in the Tri-State miles of driving not have to be a big risk or John 906-964-4601, family reunions, sumptuous dinners, casualties. Don't drpk and drive, and area. Don't push yourself to drive Driver's reaction time is slowed 1985 CHEVY MONTE Carlo, no«ds work, V8 Millions of Americans will buy used college breaks, foolhall gaincv and suming a big meal, drivers become tired and make sure you buckle, up. Be careful beyond your limits which can easily can ask me seller whether they may automatic, power windows, best offor as Is. Car may begin to shift to one side cars tiiis year, and many of them may have the vehicle inspected by their 908-382-8253. generally a happy and festive period, start to lose the skills and judgment neces- to avoid driving if you are overly result in falling asleep at the wheel. of the road not know what lo consider before mak- own mechanics and whether they may could quickly turn tragic as more cars tired." Recent studies have shown that ing a purchase. The Federal Trade lake it on a test drive. 1982 CORVETTE, 350 crost firo injection, 1 NHTSA has free information on pearl white/ red Carmine trim, now Interior, new arc on the road and drivers become sary ot drive safely. O'Hagan says drivers 'drowsy' drivers are a larger factor in Commission offers the following sug- Private sales usually are not covered pane. Powor optlone. Best oiler. safe driving, including brochures on 908-687-6521. fatigued—especially toward the end of Says Thomas M..Louizou, Region- crashes lhan previous reports indi- gestions to potential used-car buyers. by the "implied warranties" of slate should be aware of their limitations and the dangers of drunk driving and the law. So, a private sale probably will be the weekend, advise Tri-State Traffic al Administrator for the National cated. Getting proper rest before Before looking ot used cars, people 108B DODGE SHADOW, Red, power steering, maybe even take a nap before setting out on Highway Traffic Safety Administra- traveling and making frequent stops benefits of safety belt and child safety need to ihink about what car models on an "as is" basis, unless Ihe contract power brakes, air condition, sunroof, am/rm Safety Partners representatives. scat use. Copies are available by call- and options they want and how much with the seller specifically provides cassette, new ermine, 68,000 mllea. $3,600. tion (NHTSA), which organized the can prevent a 'tragedy." they are able or willing to spend. To otherwise. If there is a written contract, 201-742-7230. drives home if there are no alternate drivers. ing 914-682-6162., According to Col. Peter J. Tri Stale Traffic Safely Partners, learn about car models, options and the seller must live up to Ihe promises 1992 DODGE-SHADOW convertible. Rod/ The following may, be signs of O'Hagan, USMCR, Ret., Director, "Good road sense used throughout the "Safe driving is not statistics," adds priccfl, read newspaper advertisements stated on Ihe contract. black top, 5-speed, powor windows/ brakes/ New Jersey Division of Highway drowsiness: and automobile magazines. By calling Many stales require thai dealers, but etoerlng, air, 40,000, runs'great, $7300/ negoti- yoar docs not change just because it is Loui/.ou. "It is preserving life and able. Bea 008-064-1176. Traffic Safety, "With traffic flow at using scat bells and driving sober. safely. O'Hagan says drivers should the U.S. Department of Transportation not individuals, ensure that Iheir vehi- a holiday weekend. Make sure that Eyes assume a fixed stare or begin happiness for our loved ones and Aulo Safety Hotline (800-424-9393), its peak on Wednesday and Thursday, "Last year 25 people died and be aware of their limitations and may- cles will pass slate inspections or carry 1901 DODGE VAN. White, alr-condltlon, auto- you and all passengers use safety to close .others as Well ai ourselves." people can learn if a car model has a minimum warranty before they offer matic, speed control, power brakes/ steering, then again on Sunday during one of 1,042 were injured in traffic crashes bo even take a nap before setting out ever been recalled and, if so, obtain them for sale. Ask the stale's attorney AM/FM cassette, TV, VCR, bed, 24K. Asking the year's longest holiday periods, throughout the tri-stale area," Col. on drives home if there are no alter- information about that recall. general's office or a local consumer $13,900. 201-762-0365. every driver should be aware thai not O'Hagan emphasized, "including nate drivers. Things to consider before buying a protection office about the require-, 1988 DOD3E DAYTONA Turbo, 69,000 miles, nine deaths and 1,103 injuries in New used car are: ments on individuals and dealers in all power, removable CD. 11,000 miles left on only should he or she be attentive "And drivers should be as alert for the state. Chryslor bumper-to-bumper warranty. $6500. Jersey alone. Increased traffic vol- • Costs. Remember, the real cost of 201-763-1283. when behind the wheel, but that other short driving trips as well as long one. a car includes more than the purchase Remember these suggestions when ume, combined with limited daylight drivers on the road may he driving at Road hazards this time of year arc price. It includes loan terms, such as looking for used cars, and avoid being DREAM MACHINES - look for our -Ronorvod hours and hazardous weather condi- Parking- ad or call Classified at 800-564-8911. the point of fatigue.'.' especially ominous because of early interest rates and the length of the taken for a ride. tions arc gbod reasons for drivers to loan. Those planning to finance u car 1985 FORD LTD- LX. V-6 engine, 70.000 The Tri-Statc Traffic Safety Part- darkness and slippery leaves on bo especially alert over the weekend." need to know how much money'they miles, One ownor. $950.00. Call days, ners, a new coalition of federal and streets and roads. College students, can put down and how much they can 008-474-7787. ' • state government agencies represent- On Thanksgiving Day, especially especially, should bo aware of the pay monthly. Dealers and lending 1983 FORD LTD WAGON. Undor $1,000. institutions offer a variety of interest f AUTOMOTIVE J 908-686-3505, leave message on machine. ing New York, New Jersey and Con- alter consuming a big meal, drivers strain driving back lo campus on Sun- RIGHT'PRICE ! RIGHT HERE ! RIGHT NOW ! rates and payment schedules, so people day night after a long break at home," 1987 FORD TAURUS LX. 4-door, blue, 85,000 necticut, is emphasizing to drivers become' tired a:id start lo lose the will need to shop for terms. highway mile's, air, AM/FM storoo, all powor. that highway safely goes beyond skills and judgment necessary ot drive Col. O'Hagan warns. "Common sense • Reliability. People can lcam. how Asking $3600. Good condition. 908-688-4273. AUTO DEALERS reliable a model is by checking in publi- 1983 HONDA ACCORD LX, S spood, am/lm •go FORD PROBE cations for the frcqucncy-of-rcpair SMYTHE VOLVO cassette, 132,000 miles, good station car, Q.T. TURBO, Auto Trans, 4 Cyl., Air Cond. P/S, records. They should find out what $1,000 or bestoffer. 201-763-3755, nights only. Holiday P/B, TM, Pnvlndowt, P/looka, P/lrunk Ret. models have repair facilities in loca- EXCLUSIVE Orulse, Reer Det., •unroof, AWFM, Sloroo. 1984 HONDA CIVIC, 4 speed, 61,500 milos tions convenient to them and if parts are VOLVO DEALER (rebuilt engine), new mdlator, dutch. Good Cassette, Warranty Available. Financing Aval- 'readily available at the repair facility. Special? able. Slock No. P2000. 33,100 miles. 326 Morris Avenue Summit tires. MUBt sell. $1,000/ best olfer. • Dealer reputation. Find out from (908) 273-4200 201-7630418. Ask For Jamie respected, experienced people whjch AUTHORIZED 1985 DODGE BOO DO-IT-YOURSELF IDEAS '91 HONDA PRELUDE dealers huvc good reputations for sales FACTORY SERVICE 2 Dr, 4 Cyl, Auto, A/C, PS, PB. Good 81 Package, Auto Trana. 4 Cyl., Air Cond.. P/8, and service. People may wish to call A READER SERVICE OF THIS NEWSPAPER 560 North Avenue East Condition, 117,000 MII03, VIN #J2689374 P/B, TO, P/Mlrrora. P/Wlndows, P/looka, PI' their local consumer protection office LONG TERM LEASING Trunk Raleaae, Cruajo. Raar Del, Sunroof, AM/. pldsmobile *1,395 FM, Gleroo, Cauetta, Warranty Avallablo. and the Better Business Bureau to find Ftoandng Available. Stock No. T3O02. 36,000 out if there are any complaints against AUTO FOR SALE """ Thfe voting,went a lot like this. Dual airbags? No extra charge. WESTFIELD, NEW JERSEY 07090 «232-7651 mllaa. particular dealers. 1988 ACURA LEGEND L. Automatic, red with Family Owned Since 1954 1968 CHEVY CAPRICE CLASSIC Ask For Jamie When buying a used car from a black loathor Intorior, sun-roof, all powor, Dent-resistant doors? No extra charge. Rear window K| 8-cyl, aulo, ps, air, p-lcfa, p-wln, ciulss, tilt, dealer, people should look for a Buyers 63,000 rnllos, good condition. $7600. . r/dol, malm sloroo, Loadedl Lt. Bluo, '92 MITSUBISHI 3000OT 201-535-3113. 8L Package. Aulo Tran». a Oyl, Air Cond.. P/8, Guide sticker on the window of each defogger? No extra charge. Power steering? No extra charge. JS. 61,772 mllos, VIN JR1S5O59 P/B, Tit, P/Mnors. P/Wlndowo. P/Ssala, P/ cur. The Buyers Guide, required by the AUTO SPECIAL - $22.00 tor 10 wooko propald. $ Looki, P/Anlenna, P/Trunk Rel, Crube, Raar Federal Trade Commission's Used Car Coll Classified tor dolallg. 600-564-8911. 6,495 Def, AM/FM, Stereo, Cassotte, Leather. War- Upgrades like power door locks? Less than you would think. 1994 CUTLASS SUPREME CONVERTIBLE ranty Available. Financing Available. Stock No. Rule, gives important information and 1978 BMW 733I, right hand drlvo, bluo, good P2B68. 31,000 mlea. suggestions lo consider, including: condition, air, automatic, alarm, car phone. 3.4 DOHC V6, Anti-Lock Brakes, R. Window Defogger, Auto. Power Door Locks, Illuminated Entry Pack- • Whether the vehicle comes with a $2500. 201-073-6885. Cruise control? A bargain. AM/FM stereo with cassette? You age, Body Side Moldings, Drivers Side Airbag, Cruise Control, Console, W/Floor Shifter, Leather Interior, Ask For Jamie warranty and, if so, what specific pro- 1878 BUICK REGAL. Small V8, automatic, V 1991 CHEVY CAVALIER '93 JEEP WRANGLER Instrument, Panel Rallye, Cluster, Drivers Side Power Seat, Power Folding Top, P. Trunk, Release, Pass- tection the dealer will provide. runs woll. Above overage condition. Days really won't believe your ears. How much???!!! Okay, we'll take it., 2 Dr, Bluo, 4 Cyl, 03,000 Miles, AM/FM Slo- Man. Trent., 4-Cyl, 6 Spd, P/8, P/8. Warranty • Whether the vehicle comes with no 201-731-'7380, ovonlngu 908087-0507, Joo. Key, Security SystGnrt, Power Windows, Tinted Windows, Pulse Wiper, Convenience Net, Remote Lock roo, Aulo, A/C, Mint VIN J783063402. Available. Financing Available. Slock No. $1,000. Control, Package, Dual Lighted Visor Mirrors, • ' , $ T3020, 21,000 mllea. warranty ("as is") or with implied war- 6,800 ranties only. ' 1088 BUICK SKYLARK. 2 door, all powor, nii Of SUMMI curt cunifuirtu raoalMiuK M« ludt wir MVCNMI rod TTOXJLHCU i«x« Ask for James Rolna 70G St. Geor£« Am. lUhwBjr, N J. or John Doran (908)388-9400 267 Broad St., Summit Price(s) include all costs to be paid by consumer, except for licensing, registration and taxes. Prtco(o) Indudo(t) ell costs to bo paid by a consum- er, axcop4 for Ccomlng, registration and taxes. 908-277-6700 NEW 1995 SEDAN DEVILLE CADILLAC NEW 1995 AURORA OLDSMOBILE NEW 1995 EIGHTY EIGHT OLDSMOBILE TOMMcKINLAY TONYMARVELLI KEVIN W.BAMRICK PETELABRADA DONHAGGERTY LEW PERKINS LESLIE R. SMITH Oldsmobile CadilUw Creating A Higher Standard B16 — WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 23/1994 — UNION COUNTYW1DE CLASSIFIED UNION COUNTYWIDE CLASSIFIED — WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1994 — B17 AUTO FOR SALE AUTO FOR SALE RECREATIONAL VEHICLES 1093 INFINITI J30, Bluo, loaded, lolophono. 1900 PONTIAC GRAND AM. 5 ipeed manual. CAMPING MEMBERSHIP. 300 parka coast to compact disc, superb sound, sun/nlt roof, 2 door, all powor, AM/FM sloreo, air- coast Camp.at 5 star resorts lor $0-$40 a night. 32,000 miles, S24.200 or take ovur loaso. condnionino. sunroof. 70K, n&w tiros. S4500. Emergency forces sale. Originally $3805 sacri- 201-228-«19. 201-239-2604. . fico for S395. Call Codl at 1-600-430-1944. David Hochberg'i 1985 JAGUAR XJS, BLACK wilh cranberry 1005 PEUGEOT'505 TURBO. 5 speed. All Intorior, 13,000 original miles, ono owner. Mini options. Doalor maintained. Vory flood njnning. TRUCKS FOR SALE condilion, $15.000. Call 201-7'!8-54<5. $1500 or boat ollor. Call 201-763-2003. 1984 DODGE RAM pickup. 318, 8 cylindor. 19B0 JAGUAR XJB. tixcollenl condilion. Silver, 1006 TOYOTA CAMRY. 4 door, 5 spood. air; powor steering, automatic. 88.000 milos. New • now bluo imorior. $3100. Call 201-7360771. cruiso, AM/FM cassotto, 100K, $2000. startor. brakos, battory. Good tiros. Tool box. 201-761-0969. No rust. V.O0O. 900-272-3378. 1070 MERCEDES 300D. Power Mooring/ brakos/ windows, air conditioning, sunrotl, 1987 TOYOTA MR2. Mint condilion. Rod. 1966 FORD ECONOUNE. 6 window pickup. block hoolor, AWFM, 140.000 miles. Well 5-spood, sunroof, spoilor, air, aluminum H.D. option, 240 cuin engjno. 9r roar padded malnloinod. $3,600. Call 20153B 3436. whools, leather imorior, 30K milos. Ono ownor. dash. 85.000 miles. Best olfor. 908-687-6521. $4,000. 201-761.12Z2. 1070 MERCEDES BEN7. 450SI.C. silver/ tan YOUR AD could appear horo for as little as and wood Imorior, nlloy whools, nil oxtras. 1980 TOYOTA SUPRA - larga top. turbo, $14.00 por wook. Call for moro dolaihi. Our Showroom condition 510,000. 201-762-634D. loadod. ovory option. Mint. 6 cylindor, automa- friendly dassltied dopartmont would bo happy loavo niossago. tic, burgundy. 79,000 highway milos. $10,000. to holo vou. Call 1-000-564-8911. lies 201-467-1241. . 1970 MERCEDES 250CE, pillorloss coupo, uniqun, stick chill, luot injected, oloclric sun- 1909 TOYOTA CELICA ST, rod coupo. 5 rool. now tiros-, mint condition. Collector's 1907 MITSUHISHI STARION, fully londod, AUTO WANTED leather inlonor. Automatic. Exterior/ intorior- mml condition. 00,000 milos. $2;000. Neods ABLE PAYS TOP $$$ IN CASH orifimo work, ?O1-7f»2-!JG60. DxDGE II 1991 MITSUBISHI ECI.IPSEGS. 22K, For All 4 Wheel Drives BRAND NEW 4Dr, 6 cyl, auto trans, pwr stmg/ABS brks/lks/winds/sls, air, AMAM 5-Gpeori, nir, Bunrool, powor ovorylhing, AM/ HARD-TO-FIND mu^i^JAseal'lih' ,truisf-rr defro5)- MSRPSi2,375. 4Dr, 6 cyl, auto trans, pwr slrng/ABS brks/winds/Iks/tint/lrnk TM cassotto. Mint Condilion. $9,000. Call CARS, TRUCKS and VANS 1995 DODGI Lease 11 llDSBl1 on2 4 llch/sls rr defrost, air, dual air bags, lilt, cruise. MSRP $21 075. 201-991-0201. $?in« °i°- PV" monthdosed end lease w ash E uivole Vin.SAftl 8222. Lease pymt based on 24 mo closed end lease FREE PICK UP 7 DAYS 1995 DODGES ^iS° ^ °f l"fo 1 nl Down Paymenl. 1st mo pymt, 1005 NISSAN 3002 Turbo, slick chill, T-tops, INTREPID w/$1100 Cash or Trade equivalent Down Payment. 1st mo pyml, mini condition, now tiros, 00,000 milos. $5,000. DAKOTAS RAM PICKUPS • INTREPIDS 4 DR SEDAN • 3 3L V-6 • AUTO TRANS • POWER STEER- W/S300 ret sec deji due at inception. 15,000 mi per yr allowance 5 PASS. VANS • CARAVANS NEONS ING/ANTI-LOCK BRKS/WINDOWS/LOCKS/ MIRRORS • AIR w/$300 ref sec dep due at inception. 15,000 mi per yr alowance, 201-762-5622. 1-800-953-9328 COND • TILT WHEEL •CRUISE CONTROL • TINTED GLASS • I If per mi thereafier. Total ppls s $5976. Purchase opt. at lease 11 (per mile (hereafter. Tdlal pymls = $5976. Purchase opt. at 1905 NISSAN 200SX- rod, 4 cylinder, automa- DUAL AIRBAGS • AM/FM CASSETTE • PWR. DECK end at fair market value to all qualified buyers. Price includes $750 tic, powor stoorinQ/ brakos/ windows/ seals, air, • 908-688-2044 RELEASE •' REAR DEFROST • PLUS MUCH MORE, STK lease end at fair market value to all qualified buyers. Price includes cruiso, AM/FM cassotto, moonroof, 70K, HG3B7 • VIN DSH520144 • MSRP $20,014. Factory Rebato and $400 Recent College Graduate Rebate if qualified $750 Factory Rebate and $400 Recent College Graduate Rebate if $2500. 900-302-2709. qualified. 1907 OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS Clorra, 4 door, AUTOS WANTED NOW loadod.vory cloan, woll maintained. Now tiros/ mounlod snows. Relocating. $2,000/ boat oflor. 1960-1970's Junks $20-$100 Pa|d ONLY * 16,995 000-OG4-451S. ALL IN STOCK READY FOR Bonus Paid Ponliac, Oldsmobilo Cars IMMEDIATE DELIVERY PRICE INaUDES $400 COLUGC GRADTEBATE & $550 EQUIP, REBATE if qual I 1006 PLYMOUTH CONQUEST TSI. Rod, Lnto Modol Dlsablod Crtrs. Trucks, Vans black loalhor, 5-spood, loadod, last buck, 1905 & Up $1OO$1OOO Paid wnrranlood robullt engine/ turbo, ulr, 50k. 256-7021 BRAND NEW BRAND NEW 1994 DODGE $4,995 nogotinblo. 201-325-3540. 1995 DODGE All Areas Bob 7 Days OViR 250 SABLES 1000 PONTIAC TRANS AM-GTA. Rod, 5.7L, $$$WE PAY TOP DOLLAR$$$ automatic, alarm, fully loadod. 49,000 original CONVERSION VAN miles, mint condition. $7500/ host olfor. Call •3.0L Vfi • AUTO TRANS • PWR, STRNG/BRKS • AIR COND • •3.9L V-6 • AUTO THANS • AIR COND • PWH AVAILABLE 900-200-0007. . For Your Junk Car AM/FM CASSETTE -REAR DEFROST-" 7 PASSENGER SEAT- STEEFl/BHAKESArVINDfMinnS/LOCKS • TILT • CRUISE • AM/FM 24 Hour Service. Call: ING • REAR WIPER • PLUS MUCH MORE • STK. tf(>353"VI NCASS • 4 CAPTAIN'S CHAIRS • REAP. SOFA BED • RUNNING 1974 PONTIAC TRANS AM. 400 onjino. 4 BOARDS • COLOR CO-OFWINATED SHADES AND SHROUDS • Bpoed manual transmission, roalorod, now *rSR1'M049" MSRP $10,405. 24 mo closed ond loaso w/12,000 WALNUT TRIM • PAINT SEALANT • FABRIC PROTECTION • tiros/ brakos. $3200/ nogotiablo. Call Choi mi/yr, thon. 12c/mi thornftpr, Is) fi\o. pymt & $300 rnl, soc. dop. APPEARANCE PACKAGE • D0OF1 EDGE GUARDS • PROTECTIVE 000-277.0005. 908-688-7420 duo ;tl lunso Incoplion. $2000 cash, or trndo + $<100 collogo grad MOLDINGS • CUSTOM DECAL • MUCH MORE • STOCK H7G64 • lobiito -- down pymt, Tolnl of pymls - S4530. Purch. opt. ill loaiiu VIN BRK177455 • MSMP: $24,1109. oruj - $13,159. L(iss«o roiiponsiblo (or oxenss woar & toar. 4Dr, 8 cyl, auto trans, pwr strhgMB§'brte?w]nds/il ANY OTHER AVAILABLE AVAILABLE AVAILABLE I 4Dr, 6 cyl, auto trans, pwr strno/ABS • 2-Dr. 8 cyl, auto trans, pwr strno/ABS brks/ II I brks/wlnds/lks/ant/ sts/trnk Itch, air., am/fm sloroo ?1 BN STOCK READY FOR [»ll leTUR/IOO.OOOMIUWAtlUmTl i s 7 pass VAN, 6 cyl, auto Irans.pwr strnn/brks/1 wlnds/lks/ant/sls/lmk llch, air, am/fm sloroo cass tilt "I wlndsflks, air, am7l m radio, rr dolrost, tilt, cruiso, I cass, till, cruiso, rr defrost, dual air bags. 5984 Domo i] cruiso, dual air bags, llhr Int, traction control, MSRP ADVERTISED BMMEDIATE DELIVERY BRAND NEW »95 VOLKSWAGEN f 5 MSRP $22,540. V1n.SDJ04263. Loaso pymt basod on | milos. MSRP $35,375. Vln.RY648453. Loaso pyml I S39.835. Vln,RY78877t8. Loaso pyml basod on 24 mo. 36 mo. closed ond loaso w/No Monoy Down If qual. 1 . basod on 24 mo. closod ond loaso w/51190 Down if closod ond loaso w/S.1850 Down Payment which. BRAND NEW 1st mo pyml, S450 bank foo w/5300 rol sec dop duo at -I payment. 1st mo pyml, W/S500 rof soc dep duo at il Includes $1000 Ownor Loyally Robalo If quallliod. 1st S Incoptlon. 12,000milosporyrallowance ,12cpor mllo I Incoptlon. 15,000 milos por yr allowanco, ,11c por 'I mo pymt, W/S500 rot soc dop duo at Incoplion. 15,000 ' m -lIHCES. ri S 0L Fl * CVL- AUTO TflANS • POWE-ll STGIifUNCVOMKS/LOCKS 'AIR COND K thorealtor. Total pymts =$10,404, Purchaso opt, at | mllo tlioroaftor. Total pymls =$9576. Purehaso opl, at i milos por yr allowanco, .11c por mllo Ihoroaflor. Total y- Must present 6flier dealers' ;; • DUAL AirttlAGS • AM/FM CASS W/ANTI-THEPT • FACTORY AIAFIM • TINTED pymls = $9576. Purchaso opl, at loaso ond al lair maikot GLASS • MEAM DCFIIOST • CLUS MUCH MOFlIi • STOCK «?G4fl • VIN p loaso ond at fair market valuo to all qualldod buyors, loaso end al fair market valuo to all qualllipd buyors. «SM0:il(>Ut - MSHC SH.WW • ;>-\ mo closed mid loaso w/10,000 ml/yf, thon valuo lo all qualified buyors. w;c^cly©iifis0fJ;pricoqHinr)oqf sder^ lOi/nii Ihnniitor. Ul mo. pymi & S1 f.O rnl. sue. L. 4 DOOR 4 DOOR SEDAN 20t Fl 4 CVL • f> Kf'O MANUAL THANS * I'OWEft STniNCVtUlAKES/MtlUIS/ •V0 CYL • & Sf'D. MANUAL TMAN,K . |'WM STRNCVAOS »HKSAVINDfl.OCKS/1 '88 FORD TAURUS WAGON '91 EAGLE PREMIER IX '87 HONDA ACCORD I iLOCKU/IllUNK HtLfcA!iC • AIM COND - DUAL AIHUAGS • TILT • CHUlSt • AM/fM MIMHWMOONHOOF • AIM COND • TRACTION CONTROL • AM/FM STEREO CASS I 3.8L 6 cyl, auto trans, pwr strng '91 MERCURY '9SBVSERCIUIRY TOPAZ '92 POiSI CROWN VICTORIA LX CASS W/ANTITHLH • FACT. ALAMM • TINTIO GLASS • HEAR DEFROST • MET, W/ANTI-THEFT • TILT • CMUlliE • IVDEF • Ht)S WHEELS • I'LUS MUCH MOHF. • I 6 cyl, auto trans, pwr strnn/brks 4 cyl, 5 spd man trans, pwr IVUNT • STK, «?GG5 • UlN •SWtXWiWO • MSMI1 S1G,?4() • 24 mo ekisod ond lo.iio STK, #2625 • VIN «SEO?174!> • MSMI* 122,1 ;1O. 74 mo Closed omt Ion Jo w/10,000 I /brks/wlnds/lks/8ts/mlrrs, air cond, 4 cyl, auto trans, pwr strng/brks/ v-8, auto trans., pwr slrno/ABSbrks/ ml/yr, Uion 10«/ml inororior. ill mo.jivml 4 J275 rol. loc, dop. duo nt loaio Incoptlon. I /winds/Iks, air cond, rr detg, w/t0OOOmtV, Irien 1lW/inMHo!otter, i&|mo pyml & Jt?6iol toe (ten, (JuonMoaio strng/brks/winds/lks, air, rr GRAND MARQUIS winds/Iks/sts/mlrrs, pwr ant., air cond., Incoption, SJOOOcnsh of trade <• (hvn pyml. Tu[. ol pymlt = J5&7G. I'uicli. opl. nl loato 12000 cnlti oUrodo « tto*n pyml. Total olpymlB « M210, ('men. opl. nl loasa ond • rr dofg, AM/FM storoo cass, tint winds/lks/sts/mirrs, air, rr ond • SIO.1^1. Lflssoo rosp ot OKCOSI WOO' & loa/. Oual. buyer*. One weok onry. i. Lonoo loip. lor «i«cots woitr & toar. Oual. buy on. Ono wook only. AM/FM stereo cass, tinted glass, defrost, am/fm stereo cass, tnt VB eng, auto trans, pwr slrng/brks/ rr dofo., AM/FM sloreo cass, tlntod glass, glass, tilt whl, cruiso, Int wipors, wlnds/lks/sls/mlrre, air, rr dotrosl, am/(m defrost am/lm stereo cass, tnt PER tllt,whl, cruise, Int wipers, cloth glass, tilt, cruise. 67,977 mi. lilt whl., cruiso, Int wipors, drlvor sldo PEES roof rack. 66,669 ml. storoo cass, tnl glass, till, cruiso, Int glass, tilt, cruise, int wprs, alum alrbao, loathor Inl, alum whls 59,392 ml. Int. 65,142 mi. VIN.MH814293. VIN#HA074314. | MONTH LEASE $' MONTH VIN.JA237720. As Traded. wprs, drvr sd alrbag, wlro whls. 62,500 whls. 23,004 mi. VIN. NX138030. ONLY ONLY ml. VIN #MX61?424^As Traded. 'IN #EB&26788. .OADEDI BLACK BEAUTYI 24 MOS. 34 MOS. D cyl, auto trans, pwr strno/ABS 3.8L 6 cyl, auto trans, pwr slrno/ABS '95 MIW VILLAGER IS '94 DODGE INTREPID ES '95 LINCOLN TOWN CM '94 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL SIG brks/wlnds/lks/sts/mlrrs/ant, air cond, brksAfvinds/ Iks/sls/mlrrs/ant, air cond, rr 7 Pass, 6 cyl, auto trans, pwr 3.5L 6 cyl, auto trans, pwr stmg/ABS stmo/ABS brks/wlnds/lks/sts/mlrrs, V8 ong, auto trans, pwr strng/ABS (6 cyl, auto trans, pwr stmfl/ABS rrdofp. AM/FM storoo cass, tint glass, dolo, AM/FM sloroo cass, tint glass, lilt brks/wlnds/lks/sts/mlrrs/anl, air cond, air, rr dofrosl, am/lm sloroo cass, Int brks/wlnds/lks/sts/mlrrs/ant, air cond, brks/wlnds/lks/sts/mlrrs/ant, air cond, 1 BRAND 1 fl BRAND NEWH995 tilt will, cruiso, Int wipors, driver sltlo whl, cruiso, Int wipors, drlvor side alrbao, rr dofrost, am/fm sloroo cass, Inl glass, till, cruiso, Int wprs, alum whls, rr dofrost, am/fm sloroo cass, tnl i OLDSMOBILE 10LDSMOBILE . alrbao, loathor Int, alum whls. tool rack, loatlior Int. alum whls, koyloss. glass, dual alrbaqs, Ithr Int, alum whls, JBL AM/FM storoo cass, koyloss, drlvor 696 Pkn. LOADED. 41,496 mi. qlass, tilt, cruiso, Inl wprs. dual • & pass sldo alrbags, loathor Inl, alum 42,425 ml,VIN.MY761739. 20,546 ml. VIN.NA607698. LOADED! lilt, alarm. 26M Pkn. 10,346 ml. alrbags, Ithr Int, alum whls, koyloss VIN #PDJ04 7311. VIN #RH207906. Whls. 22,545 ml. VIN.RY630923. SPECIAL EDITION SEDAN MASSSUPK! entry. 35,265 ml. VIN #PY660354. 4 WEEKS - $35.00 I SPECIAL EDITION SEDAN AUTO TRANS PWfUJiTCCFl WA/AFl Send us a picture (sorry we can't return them), KUiMinitS AIM. CC D« MM OEF • Al TILT- cnuiSt- -ALLOW 17,995 , . ,. . LLOV^HLfi-PUALAIIUIAOOS •• FOFCQ LAMPS • BPOH1 PKO-PLUS MUCH MOflC* $TK»021B-VIN»6D3O46O2 ni mri'lifSSWii^MaiMiiMiiS!L ..ionih cloaod-o'Hl Innto, 12,0^0 ml por year then 15 conls [wr ml ihoroi., a completed ad form and check, money order, monlh'B payment 4 £101 rslundioc (lap r^ at lsaiaTnc«p4lon 53000 cash I (ilus 5500 NA.I1 Maallof rofwlo - down fwyrrwnt, Told ol paymonts > | t'ufdiftsooiilirttonso ond-$11,410. Lotioo losponslbia lor oxfttis woa or charge-it on Visa or Master Card. is Onn WOOK only, Loailng tiQ&lat. (Private party advertisers only) You U See More Cars At SUMMIT LINCOLN-MERCURY In 5 Minutes Than You'U See In 5 Days Elsewhere! WORRALL CLASSIFIEDS LEASE PER MONTH LEASE $ , PER MONTH FOR ONLY ^a"2© MOS. P.O. BOX 158 FOR / Maplewood, New Jersey 07040 BRAND NEWl^S BRAND NEW, HARD-TO-FIND gOLDSMOBDLas wmmE DREAM MACHINE COUPON: 20-Words or Less (no nbbrevlutlonn) 9 SPECIAL EDITION SEDAN 3000 V-0 GNQ • AUTO THANS - PWR. STMNQ/ADS 0RK • PWn.B WIND/LOCKS/MinnS/ANT/TMUNK HCL • KGYI.GS5 ENTRY • AIH COND • B CnUISlE • TILT - TflACTION CONTHOL • I'LUS MUCH MORE • STK. HD222 I ' VIN #S400703fl • MSHP S21,170 • 24 monlh cloaod-ond loaso. 12,000 ml [ I por yoarlhon Ifi conla por ml thofonhof. 1el(iion|h'Hpaymonl & S2S0 rotund I I soo dop loq ot IOIIBO Incoplion $3000 Cflil) or trodo plus 5500 N All. fboflor I I robolo - down poytiionl. Tola! ol poymnlu - S0400. f'uich- opl ot loaso end I 1 • 510.310.00 Loasoo rosp. for oxcoss woaf & toar. Oual. buyora, Ol Get It fln gear with 9 wook only, Loo slug doalor.' the Auto Special K) wrrkti - 2O WOICIH SPER MONTH I only !]i22.OO prepaid BN STOCKS 1 Atl udo mnat be propuld, no rohmdn, we rcaervo the rltfht to edit • Oner vehicle per ml' FOR No abbreviations READY FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY! | NAMIC No rciiuulu I'flvnln party mivtirllntmi only, , /I I' , ' (Men ol volildu hi only copy chimu" 1 ^.^ bcUvrrn U am !> pin iillowiui. iiiiiiiiiipiill I'llONE II- 1 tlllKI'K CASH VISA ASTKUCAW.) Just jol down your ml unit mull It In with uyolir piiymiiiil, | \ C1IAKC.K CARD ,0 KXIM RATIO JJ 400 E. ST. GEORGES AVE. LINDEN Worrall Nnwopnprra I SIGNA Tl IKK ' ' Claaalflcd Advertising Dr|»t. : UlUkULINlC: 10 AM MONDAYS P.O. Vox 15U NI#CARS- U sEb,:cA,i4'is: Prices Maplewood, N.J. 07O4O PARTS :52L?fei v- -**- B18 — WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1004 — UNION COUNTYWIDE CLASSIFIED NO SALES COMMISSIONS! : tnuiP fl 3S S* !•••-••' ,f • ft" ...>r i' * • i \ NOTHING OAPR WILL BE HEL FINANCING THE SPOT ..•] £ BACK! MONT DELIVERYU on selected modKls NEW '95 PROTEGE DX • Mazda. 4 cyl. ont)., Milo. trans., P/S, P/B, AIR, rAM/FM c,i5s. T" DAYS ONLY! • corivdnicnccpackage. VmsSOl 19625, MSRP:SM,810, Bjsedon06 PEB ONLY 36• mo. closod-ond lease w/S7701.20 purch.optn. S1390 down, 1simu. MO. ' ONCE-A-YEAR SPECIAL •pymi.,S450 bank loo i S200 rof. snc. cwp.req, Tolal ol pymls: S7-!S3. -»c \ 12.000mi./yr: 10c/rni. Itiofeaftoi. Prices inniu(if>nil costs tobo paid !;y - r*"1 ,; % a consumer except license loos, roo. & tasjos. . fVlOS. NOW ALL CARS MARKED! WALK IN! DRIVE OUT! (201) 2191 MILLBURN WE. • MAPLEWOOD* OVER 40 YEARS M CUSTOMER SERVICE Audi Audi * a)* IUNITEDSTJ 3YR/50.000 Ml. SCHEDULED MAINTENANCE. 3 YR/50,000 Ml. ROADASIDE ASSISTANCE. 10YR ANTI-CORROSION 2YR/24,d00 MILE WARRANTY. SCHEDULED MAINTENANCE *\ 2YR/24,000 MILE ROADSIDE ASSISTANCE 100,000 MILE LIMITED WARRANTY INCLUDED CALL 7 CALL- NOUUE^ OVER 40 YEARS OF CUSTOMER SERVICE CUSTOMER SERVICE LEASE FOR NOW; \ trnk Itch, air, tilt, cruise, am/fm stereo cass, dual air bags. LEASE $ > PER MONTH ONLY MSRP $37,025. Vin.SY601581. Lease pymt basedon 24 mo 17,495 closed end lease w/$1000 Cash Down Payment or ONLY. r"MO5. FOR PRICE INC1UDES $1000 FACTORY 45500 COMMERCIAL REBATE If qual. I $1000 Owner Loyalty Rebate if qualified. 1st mo pymt, w/$500 ref sec dep due at inception. 15,000 mi per yr allowance, .11c per mile thereafter. Total pymts = $11,976. AVAILABLE Purchase opt. at lease ond at fair market value to all qualified buyers. i ;.