**.*» -»«**. *rt»l>V- nn County Leader JVewtpaper8 VOL. M NO. 34 SPRINGFIELD, N.J.. THURSDAY, MAY J3,1985-2*
Board to appeal condo ru 5° JI ••••aa• By TIMOTHY OWKNS and alternates Patricia Murphy and Halpin challenged this position. "the proposal would not be visible The. Springfield Board of Ad- Kuth Schwartz, who substituted for, "If you were really looking toward from the residences on Baltusrol justment voted unanimously absent board members Ronald the needs of retiring Springfield Way." The judge also noted that Tuesday to appeal a Superior Court Citron, Alan Siegel and Michael seniors, you wouldn't be building Greenbriar presented testimony ruling which overturned the zoning Menza. Siegel and Citron voted to lt=-:: something as affluent or opulent as from a traffic engineer who said that f board's denial of a variance for the grant the variance both times last this," he said. ' the projected traffic increase from construction 6f/a five-story con- year. Menza voted "yes" when the Neighborhood residents, the building would be "minimal," or dominium complex at Wilson and question came up for the second especially those of Baltusrol Way, a 4 to 5 percent increase. Shunpike Roads. - time in July. • • attbnded the majority 'of the Although Yale Greenspoon, the CAVALIER If the appeal to the Appellate During the more than 18 months of hearings to object to the proposal. board's former attorney, Diyison of. Superior Court is suc- hearings, Greenbriar witnesses told Their main objections were how represented the board before Feller, IT'S A LOT OF CAR FOR THE MONEY ^tt^^^m^^ «W | BB^D ml I ^H& cessful, it would be the third time the board that the condominiums their view would be obstructed; by a Howard Schwartz, the present board that the Greenbriar Service Corp., •t Dr. Model 1JC69 STD Equipment would provide 'housing for retired five-story- building, the increase in attorney, will file the appeal in the developer of the proposed con- senior citizens who could not keep lip traffic and . possible detrimental Appellate Division. Front wheel drlve-4 cyl. fuel injection dominium, will.haye been thwarted Console-Power Broken-Rack & Pinion : with the costs of keeping up their effects of blasting at the site to Steering-All Season Steel Belled Radial in its plans. ". ,'i. ' larger homes. The units are ex- construct the condominiums. Tlr«s- Optional Egulp-Tinted Glass'Flonr the proposed application calls for pected to be priced at a low of Ih his decision, however. Feller News editor Mats-Side MoldliiK'Rear Defroster-Air- the construction of 117 condominium $200,000.- . said; that after inspecting the site, Spt. Mirrors>Auto Trans.-Potvcr Steering units to be constructed above two Trim RlnR.HD Hati-Llghter-AM/l'M floors of underground parking. The earns award Radio. Stock No. 5HIX. Lint •8749.00. township's zoning ordinance limits County Leader Newspapers editor - OfferExpIre»May3Jst: buildings to tworand-a-half stories. , 3 nabbed for burglary $ Philip Glmson received a second 8329 ; Hearings- orr.the application for a Three New York residents face that it had been taken during the . place award in the editorial writing variance were held by the,board , charges stemming from a burglary robbery in Elizabeth. category Bt the North Jersey Press S40BLAZER from December 1983 to July 1984. in Elizabeth following their arrest Police said the recovered property Club's annual awards dinner held The board:- narrowly • denied the May 12 by Springfield police. included police scanners, two video Saturday at the Ramada Inn, application in April 1984 with four TRUCK TOUGH 1 Police said the three, Hector cassette recorders, VCR tapes, a Rochelle Park. members voting'"yes' and three Manuel Ortiz, 24, and Carlos Vidal, video camera, a sewing machine, a PRACTICALLY BEAUTIlFUL voting "no.". The vote was the same 35, both of Brooklyn, and Olga Iris suitcaseand 32 pieces of jewelry. The club's 38th Annual Memorial Model CT10516 4 Wheel Drive STD Equlp-PoWer- LOCKING UP its doors up to two days a.week will be the only three months later after the case Zurita, 43, of the Bronx, were The three Were arrested and Awards Competition was open to all Brakes-4 Cyl.-Buckei Seals-Chrome Bumpera-Tlnt'ed, alternative for the Springfield First Aid Squad unless was reopened for testimony from an stopped on Morris Avenue for a charged with receiving stolen reporters who either live or work in Glass-Dual Mlrrors-Z SPD Wlper-Optlprial Eqiilp.. ' township residents heed Its call for new, volunteers. From additional witness. A majority of routine motor vehicle check by property, conspiracy to commit Hudson, Bergen, Passaic, Union, > left, are squad members pran Monaco, Elaine Auer and five votes from the seven-member Rear Scat-Rear Defroster.Alr-Con»ole-V6-AuK>' ; Patrolman Ivan Shapow. While burglary and theft and possession of Essex or Morris counties. The Overdrlve-20 Gal Tank-Power Stcerlng-lTilt Whl.-HD Sherry Schramrn. board is t required for such a conferring with the subjects, radar scanner equipment. award-winning editorial, entitled Balt-Stereo-Radlator & Trans Cooler-Gages-Stock fjo. variance. " .',.''[' . Shapow, police.said, noticed some All three suspects were placed in "Really efficient," appeared in the 7J7. List'13,744.00. suspicious property in the car. Union County Jail in lieu of $1,500 Oct. 11, 1984 issue of the Moun- Greenbriar subsequently ap- A check of the property revealed bail pending court action. tainside Echo. pealed on the grounds that the board acted "arbitrarily, unreasonably Those who serve the township on an emergency basis are facing their own and capriciously" In denying the —emergency. "!•.,./';",•' '••..'.. •,•.• ..-'• ' '' • ' •••••. application..' L^st month, Superior The SpringfielcijFirst Aid Squad is on the verge of closing its doors at least Court Judge Milton Feller reversed one day a weel^ and possibly two. the board's denial saying that "the no staff The group toios^oH.of day members that 1st Lt. Lilianne Bechsteiner has granting of the variance would not By TIMOTHY OWENS Union County's most reliable used cars •*•" , cgj] for Volunteers who have time during the daytime board's budgetary reserve. (the transfer of a nurse). I think you be a substantial' detriment to the With five .options on the table, but Under Option III, similar to Option ,..•,...... , •-... , , , , public good, nor would it impair the : are considering saving money in the 79'CUTLASS SUPREME e tac no consensus among its members on II, a nurse would be moved to a wrong field." ' •• ,, 84' CORVETTE 83'MONTE CARLO 81' CUTLASS SUPREME 81' BONNEVILE •sii, -I^^W«^P~Pl 60lng lctoworkpr>yholiavpinoyed zone planand zoning ordinance: " 1 1 Ponllac, 4 door.V/i, Auto, P/S, P/B. OMl/ V/l, Auto, P/S, PVi, T/O, A/C, which one to pick up, the Springfield Special Education assignment, and A Short Hills Avenue woman , who ffli Chavv, y/4, Auto, P/S. P/B, T/O, A/- l door v-iaulo P/S, P/B, T/O. A/c R/- T/O, A/C'R/dsl., Till, Crulia, t way IKp top roof P/W, AM f M »t«rM. Sttt away and if this happens to one or two more people, (hen the squad will not '••*—>--Zonin g board^member•—;-•'•_—.--_-s presen.— t Board of Education again delayed one aide'and two teachers would be iMtfMf' Inf.. Bou AM/PM call., SI* C, R/04I., Powar Windows, AM PM d«f., AM PM radio, stk. No. 4701. Powar saat, AM PM Starto Cassatta.. ND.4AO0A.MIlMat,3tf said that her asthmatic daughter Stirio, Stk No. 4IW.MII0I »,•/•. MUM U.37I. . Stk. No..4»4.MII*s4t.m. Se able tofunqtioVi seven days a week, 24 hours a day; .. :. ' • Tuesday who yojed to approve the No. «W. mllti 11.173. .' "We canonlvhesnr*«rl«o fail with an fewnminWV «1 action on teaching staff size, for the hired. The science teacher would be requires daily medication under the S19,995 S7995 *6995 S5995 *4495 .. ' motion to; flle'.'^sn, appeal werle,, 1985-88 school year at a retained. The cost of this plan Would supervision of a school nurse, asked, be $4,062, from the reserve, plus the "What if', my 'daughter had an 84' CAPRICE CL 82'REGAL LIMITED 82'CELEBRITY 82'IMPALA WAGON 81' MALIBU WAGON . .-'.'final decision has been $26,500. asthma attack and the nurse wasn't Chtvrol.it, 4 door, V/t, Auto, P/S, P/- 1 door »•! auto P/S, P/». T/O, R/dol., Cbavyi v/t, Auto, P/S, P/B, T/O, A/- B. T/O, A/C, R/D*f., P/W« P/Ooor A/C.P/W, P/OL,Powar Mat, Tilt, C. R/d«l,, roof r«k, Am ttadlo. stk .,..,..maUe/'aflleas, t one thing_ is clear - GptiohlVcallslorthe'eiinuiiation there?" Lock, Crolw, AM PM SWrto. 5IK. No. Crulta Una WlMals, AM PM Starao tl.itl No.43tt.Mllaa4t,lo*. ... the districl will npt^mploy less than of the science teacher and the hiring 4J54, Mil** U,T41. i CaiMttl. SI*. NO.4474. Mllas4l,4fS. Superintendent of Schools Dr. «6995 $5995 $4495 '•9:5'itart\menJbeff.;jn S^spternber, :of'two* teadiers for teaching Fred .Baruchin responded that .any $9995 $7995 -the originag l gguideline under which assignments at a cost of $1,062, from arrangement would be made, "in 84' Z 28 83' MALIBU 82'MALIBU CLASSIC 78'SUBURBAN 20 79'K-S BLAZER ,the board "proposed its' budget .the reserve, plus the $26,500. consultation with the nurse, prin- Chavrolot, V/l, Auto, P/S, P/B, T/O, earlier this year. According to board Under the most costly plan, Option Chtvy. 2 door, v/l, S ip««<. tram. HO Chaw, V/4. Auto, P/S, P/B, T/O, A/-. A/C, sllvorado pk|., Tilt, CrulM, PLIp Chavy, 4 whaal drlva, V-4 Auto, PS, cipal and teacher," to assure that EAflM.PS, PB, T/O.A/C, P/W, R/- C, B/dil., AM radio SHI No.
:;irtUi»|MWlc. pttrtlon «* *•» meeting, touls Weinateln asked how the transfer of a nurse to « Special In Focus Education assignment would affect . Celebrities Marie Osmondland current nurting services. l«e Bisan. John Amos brightened up the day cha|rm»\n of 4be School ~ for, patients a* Children's Hospital, Moun- Hi.; a recent'visit In •I!"
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2 — Thunday. May 23,1985 — COUNTY LEADER NEWSPAPERS -2,3,4* 1.1* COUNTY I =ADER NEWSPAPERS — Thunday, /May 23,1985 — 3 Suspected burglar nabbed Couple face charges after di Dayton High lists honor roll students A New York City man is in custody in Union County Jail, charged in Several charges • are pending- McCormick. w ^ ^ mpnririnri to,t the. '***&• iJBf- ; Jonathaiv-Daytofl-Regionof High lauren«: YablonsKy, WafMan Yau Fisctel, Robert Fusco and Andrew "Hilliard Jr. and Lien Ho O'Doonell. connecUon with two April 13 burglaries In Springfield._ according, lo ?! School, Springfield, has announced and Hal S. Zemel. township polTce. "r~ agaiiBfirDnaeh couple fillOTrtogT "lieu of $10,000 bail^ , has teen charged motel when they received a second Gansler. Also, Anne Hollister, Charlotte Rodney Pedersen whUttlW officers the honor roll for the thin) marking Juniors earning the honor roll Also, Lisa Gleicher, Alex Jaffe, Abby KanUowitz, Stephen Police said Kenneth Hammer of New York was arrested May 14 by May .8 incident at the Boston Sea with two counts of assault on a police call that the stolen items were ieeh were on a routine patrol of the area. Westfleld police after being picked up for suspicious activity. A warrant Party restaurant. Route 22, officer, resisting arres{, disorderly In a vehicle owned by the suspect. Pejtof • , include Beth E. Auer, Oznat R. Bar, Goidelman. Leigh A. Hanigan, Kolton, Kevin Lake, Cristella La check revealed the suspect was being sought for the Springfield of- Springfield, according to township conduct, possession of an unlawful After tracking the room number Upon seeing the disturbance, the Seniors on the list include Halee Steven P. Barrison, Maureen E Christopher D. Hannauer, David A. Rosa, Ann E. Leddy, Marianne fenses, police said. - police reports. , , . weapon and possession of a wea'pon through the 'vehicle's registration, officers to}d the six to
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fc^^ :|i1\1';V-;K;?..^fr'^i!i fdSl 4 — Thur»day, May 23,1985 — COUNTY LEADER NEWSPAPERS -2* 2.3,4* • COUNTY LF<\DER NEWSPAPERS — Thursday, May 23,1985 — J Library column Springfield Leader Pftotb forum A hero of the Holocaust's life „,.. , (USPS5I2 720) Joseph Farina \ By ROSE P. SIMON loneliness, yet compassion for the and exercises to achieve them7 She The following are reviews of books persecuted and the hunted, Wilfred, 37 Mountain Ave:, Advertising Manager cites many real instances of patients currently available at thewith no personal ambition, was the with problems and how they over- Springfield. N.J. 07081 Published' every Thursday Springfield Public Library. perfect intermediary between came those barriers in order to' by Trumar Publishing Corp. HOLOCAUST HERO Jewish, Quaker and other improve. She also includes cases of Business Office Annual mail subscription "A Refuge From Darkness," by organizations, banks, state officials, •14.00 in county, »20.00. out ol people known to us. Those who have 1291 Stuyvesant Avc.Union, N.J. 07083 Naomi Shepherd. nations in and out of Germany, reached success in spite of early county, per copy. Mailed This is a history.of a young Ger- leading Zionists, and permanent 686-7700 and entered as second class failures. man-Jewish man's life and, of his settlers in Palestine. She impresses with the fact that matter at the Springfield. inestimable contributions to the N.J. Post Office. He traveled extensively in one has the potential to improve, to WALTER WORRALL, Publisher protection and salvation of both Postmaster: Send Address Europe, the Mideast, the Far East, gain self-confidence, and to tran- Jews and non-Jews during the Nazi Timothy Owens/Philip Gimson changes to Springfield worked indefatigably to help the sform losing patterns into winning Editors Loader 1291 Sluyvcsant persecutions. Nearly 40 years after harassed in his own country, aided skills. She concludes each chapter Ave., Uniorf, N.J. 07083. the tragic death of Willfred Israel, Germans (especially children) to with two lists — one revealing the did . the author, after painstaking escape to safer havens such as thoughts of a "loser;" the other, that research, begin to reveal the England, Palestine, Denmark and of a "winner." For example, a loser character and experiences of this Sweden. Many of his suggestions for seeks instant gratification, giving up enigmatic, courageous and rescue, safe-conduct and reset- at the first failure; a winner persists dedicated life. tlement were eventually included in until she experiences success, Remembering Born in London in 1899, he was a the plans of the British government. through continued optimism and descendant of ah English rabbinical On his return from a special F E TA determination. She focuses on • While every such holiday is special because of its S\ J, P £. LENTED-Wednesday, the Union County: Regional High School family and successful conservative mission to save more thousands of strengths, not errors, accepts some solemn significance, Memorial Day 1985 is even District will present its sixth annual Gifted and Talented Exposition at Governor Berlin businessmen (department refugees encamped in Spain and responsibility for poor relationships, Livingston Regional High School, Berkeley Heights. Students participating in- store owners). Wilfred's home life Portugal, Wilfred's life — along with is generous with her affections, more so. Still fresh in the minds of most Americans clude, seated from left, Joe Impalli, Carolyn Braun, Yiana Kiriakstis, Jeannine was not particularly happy. He was 17 others — was snuffed out when his faces fears honestly, and does not are two significant dates which occurred this Sarica and William Simonifis. Standing are Chris Cardosa, John Kuriawa, Jim sensitive, a socialist, not really plane was shot down by the Luft- admit to a gender gap. Morrison, Bill Polidre, Mike Murpjhy and Carlos Dias. Missing from photo is ' interested in the business, although waffe on June f, 1943. Shepherd month — the 40th anniversary of V-E Day, the day Anthony Petracca. , . • • he had to cut short his intellectual gives us a detailed account of the pillllNHINIIIIIIUIUMIIIIUIIMIUMIIMIIIIUIIIUUIIIIIIjg the war in Europe ended, and the 10th anniversary pursuits to assist his father. harrowing incidents in the lives of i DELUXE ~ Because of his natural discretion, the people as persecution increased, of the end of the Vietnam War. Gifted pupils the attempts to adjust to the cruel Memorial Day is a time for all Americans to Harding pupils participate realities, the frustrations of Wilfred 1 HIP CYCLE VFW post sells and all the other rescuers (Jews and f§ >Th* provtn •Htctlva «x- remember; everyone who made the ultimate exhibit works = erclit, featuring »d< in Youth Government Day Gentile), and the unfortuante lack of = luttablc-ttnslon con* sacrifice while serving the country, but perhaps on The Union County Regional High memorial poppies unity among the nations, and the 3 trol. , Monday it is appropriate that we all take time to "Youth in Government Day" will be held in Kenilworth on Tuesday. School district-wide Gifted and Jews themselves. = Keep in touch .,vW:-! - Tbe following are the people to contact if you have specific questions or suggestions regarding this newspaper. Each of the individuals listed below BREAD OF YOUR CHOICE may be reached by calling 886-7700. . ,, ' • 1 All General news Inquiries...... Timothy Owens/Philip Gimson, editors.,' ;'J,;' - -r. , . ' .-.;••"' W; Springfield news :' Vlckli Vreeland, managing editor; .Y. -Witj h ag growingg number of Social and rellgiouB news BeaSMIth. social editor', ^tenms in need ..•;Sporf«newj»." ...:... Wayne Tillman, sporto editor, ^rvlces, this is thi County ent/nt .. Kae Huiton, rocus managing eaitor, wwiiiyBq^F Advertising.,,.,..'.:,.,.,...,... .'. Joseph Farina, advertising director.' foriessentlal service* provided-by Cllfli^: ^ &fe1'.!.: t — Thurwtey.Maytt, 1MJ - COUNTY LEADCR NEWSPAPERS • 24.4* COUNTY LEADER NEWSPAPERS — Thursday,/May 23,1985-7 Campus corner Russo lias been the chairman of the nounced his decision not to run, it Senate Committee on Energy, didn't change the way his campaign Julie A. Maif of Mountainside Judith Lindeman, and ' Lillian Agriculture and Environment from was going to run. 1976 to 77. He ha* been a member of -"Of -courser -Ftorio's— decision has received honors for the fall Lindeman, all majoring in the Senate Judiciary Committee term at Skidtnore College. human services/gerontology; makes it a lot easier on us can- that the party "heed* slot of John Russo believes that his ex- since 1974, serving as chairman in didates. But it really hasn't changed Honors are awarded for a ratio of Craig S. MOM, majoring Jn basic retooling." . •'.'•••,.••. perience in Trenton makes him the 1982 to 83 and - vice-chairman 3.2 to 3.59. Mass, a sophomore, is studies; and Ana P. Pessoa, much for my campaign. I'm doing "The state party to a party In jfebt best candidate. currently. the same things as I have before. the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. majoring in intensive English' and- where, their effectiveness is "I think my campaign and my Louis I. Mass of Sunny Slope, language. Russo has also served as the vice- The race has been going good, and I limited. This isn't a comment oh the experience have shown that I have chairman on the Committee on Mountainside. Barbara Burnett of Springfield ormer State think I have a good chance. I people in the party. Part of the.fact overcome challenges," Russo Revenue, Finance and Apwouldn'- t be running if I didn't think I Jamet E. Fleming, son of is among the 139 students named is that they're not in office right now. stated. "I was the first Democrat in James and Dolores Fleming of to the dean's list of Lycoming 1 ^ ^ <* a hvo-part^^ries on the potential Democratic can- propriations from 1974 to 77. He was had a chance," Russo said. The state party needs to gain 100 years to be elected from Ocean a member of the Joint Committee on Mountainside, was recognized by College, WUUamsport Pa., for the strength and spread out represen- Ponner U.S, Attorney Robert Def . Del Tufo added, "Of course an County, which is traditionally Appropriations in 1974 to 77. his peers at the annual. Student spring semester. Burnett, the tation," V Republican. I think that shows I'm a Government Association awards daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Tufo said that organized crime is not administration cannot be all things He is currently a member of the - the only Issue of his campaign: . to all people: However, the in- DelTufb added, "The Democratic real fighter and a proven winner. I Special Subcommittee on Tax banquet held recently at Saint N. Burnett of Shunpike Road, is a Party is perceived as a party of have tackled problems in the Leo College. junior majoring in biology. "I am speaking out on all the frastructure of the current ad- Reform and the Commission on issues, not just organized crime. A ministration is losing 40 percent of special interest groups/Thls image Legislature, and have done Aging. Fleming was this year's Jay Brian Rapport of Ridge has to be broken, and attention has something about it." recipient of the "Outstanding synopsis of the last fours year$ has its effort through holes in the pipes. The senator has also served as the Drive, Mountainside, has made We need to see improvement in go back to Middle America. Russo said that the Kean ad- chairman of the Ocean County Senator" award for his input the dean's list of academic shown a lack of leadership in all areas of government, including the alleviating the. unaccountable "With the proper-leadership," Del ministration was like a football team Democratic Committee from 1972 to throughout the year as a senator •achievement for the fall semester : Tufo'added, "the party has to in- on a field without any opposition. 76. InSGA. handling of the toxic and solid waste amount of waste." • at Washington University, St. dicate to. the entire population that it "The governor is very popular. He Calling himself the most moderate Louis. Rapport, a former student problems in the state. Failure in law * A resident of Morris township, 51- A 1982 graduate of Jonathan year-old Del Tufo began his career" is a party for everyone, and not has not had to make tough decisions of the Democratic candidates, Russo Dayton High School, Springfield, at Jonathan Dayton Regional enforcement has led to the spread of organized crime throughout the as an assistant prosecutor for P-nited segments." . - and has not address controversial said that the state party has to bring he is a junior at Saint Leo with a High School, is the son of Mr. and When Congressman James Florio issues. He is a total lackluster who itself back to the middle class. Mrs. M. Rapport. state."- > •.;• ••• • • :•' Morris County from 1963 to 65. He double concentration in ." Governor 'Keen's popularity has served as the first assistant announced that he was not going to has an excellent PR department." "The Democratic Party has lost psychology and computers in Robert Gdrbowsky. son of Mr. not escaped notice in the Del Tufo prosecutor for Morris County from seek the Democratic' nomination, Russo added, "I am running on the, middle class voters to special business. This year he served as and Mrs. Louis Garbowsky, campaign. 1965 to 67. . the field was left wide open for the my record, supporting spending interests. There has been.no room an orientation leader, is Kenilworth, and George Al other candidates. Del Tufo said that "The governor is a tavorite, riding From 1974 to 77, Del Tufo was first limits, lower taxes and the death for them," Russo stated. treasurer to the Residence Hall Markos, son of Mr. and Mrs.' assistant attorney general for New Florio's decision "changed the race penalty for unusually aggravated The senator added, "We can still Association, vice president of the Anastaslos Marksos, Moun- high on popularity. He has spent a entirely". lot of time promoting himself. Jersey. During the last two years of crimes. help the middle class, if we can Roderick Men's Residence Hall, tanside, were both named to the ' that tenure,' he served as the. "Florio commanded a large "For the last 12 years, I have been define our principles again. I'm recorder to Sigma Phi Epsilon dean's list at Stevens Institute of "The New Jersey voters are relying on there perceptions of what director of Criminal Justice. following," Del Tufo said. "By tough on law and order, been in more moderate than the other National Fratenity and serves on Technology, Hoboken, for the fall As United States attorney for New pulling out of the race, he left the favor of aid to the cities and liberal candidates and consider myself JOHN RUSSO the public relations committee 1984 semester. Markos is a they' have seen over the last four years; And that has been an ad- Jersey from 1977 to 80, Del Tufo's undecided voters to the five people on environmental issues," Russo middle of the road." forSGA. graduate . of Jonathan Dayton office was responsible for suc- from Montana. As far as name stated. Russo stressed that he had to work Thomas Palmlerl of High School. , ministration that has been over- spending." . cessfully prosecuting several of the recognition, we're all in the same The 51-year-old Toms River his way through school, with an Kenilworth has been placed on Jonn Harris of Kenilworth state's organized crime figures. boat." resident Is serving a second term as assortment of jobs. "My father sold DON'T MISS A WEEK the first semester honor roll at made the dean's list for the fall In reference to the state the Senate majority leader, a • had a fruit truck. I had to put myself OF LOCAL NEWS and in New York, and are part or both private and corporate CALL 686-7700 the Vail-Deane School, Moun- 1984 semester at Fairleigh 'SISTERS'—Acrylic paintings by Lawrence Koldorf of 1 Democratic Party, Del Tufo said position he also held in 1978. He has through school,'like so many young tainside. Palmier! is a member of Dickinson University. To achieve Garden Oval, Springfield, were recently on exhibit at Mid- collections. Koldorf also won an award at the Summit Art State Senate Majority. Leader served as a state senator since 1974. people today." FOR HOME DELIVERY the junior class and has earned a dean's list standing, a student dlesex County CoHege, Edison. The paintings, larger-than- Center In January. During his tenure in the Senate, Russo said that when Florio an- grade of "B" or better in each must achieve a. grade point life size female faces, nave been shown throughout The state subject. average of 3.2 on a 4.0 scale. Everett Smith, a student at the Jonathan Dayton High School in Diva Lion, of Mountainside Springfield, recently won a prize attained dean's list with top in an exhibition of engineering honors for the fall semester at Cub Pack 73 holds yearly awards night and science projects at the Seton Hall University. Lion was Stevens Institute of Technology. also elected to the Alpha Kappa Delta Honor Society. She is a Cub Scout Pack 73 held its church, Springfield, last night with religious leaders, town officials,, which included a family trip of Smith participated in the in- Presentation of Awards at St. James representatives of Scouting, stitute's annual Engineering and graduate of Jonathan Dayton teachers and parents invited. religious interest, research and Following this special ceremony, interviews, these scouts undertook Science Career Day. Regional High School and is a > ' ' ' advancement and achievement the outdoor clean-up project at St. Five Springfield residents are senior at Seton Hall, majoring in criminal justice. awards were presented to 56 Cub James which sponsors Springfield's among 138 Union County College, Scout Charter, Pack 73. Donna Kopec of Mountainside, Teen leaders visit capitol Scouts, the largest number in some Cranford, Elizabeth, and Scotch Three area teen-agers par- training in Washington, with years. Plains students who are can- a graduate of Columbia High ticipated in the third annual Teen briefings by government officials Sandie Hilliard, committee didates for one-year certificates School in Maplewood, was among Leadership Mission to Washington, and Jewish leaders on the foreign The Religious Medal Award of- chairperson, announced the com- at the college's commencement the spring graduates of The D.C., recently. The program is and domestic issues confronting the fered through Scouting encompasses pletion of a very successful scouting ROBERT DELTUFO ceremonies, June 6, at 6 p.m., at Berkeley School ' of Garret Let's sponsored by the VM-YWHA of Jewish community. The group met every denomination. This year, six year. "With the increase in the the Cranford campus. Mountain. Associate in Applied Metropolitan New Jersey and made with, representatives, of theScouts, earned . the Parveli Del- : number of boys joining the Scouting They are among nearly 900 Science degrees were awarded to possible by a. grant from the Martin American Israel Public Affairs Award (Catholic Medal): David program, we may have been pressed SHOTS DRUGS Don't postpone borrowing to satisfy your Union County College students students who successfully Lehman Fund. Committee, American Jewish Bernosky, Patrick Doherty, Joseph • for time and space.this year, but who are candidates for Associate completed the professional Congress, State Department, Ficchi, John Schiano, Brian Sedlak through the continued cooperation of MEDICAL secretarial, automated office The program 'is designed to financing needs any longer! United Counties in Arts, Associate in Science, enhance the activities of Jewish National Conference of Soviet Jewry and James Stalker. They are our-Scout- chaplain, Father Koch, VICE CENTER Associate in Applied Science, technology and fashion youth groups, synagogue teens and and the Israeli Embassy. parishioners of Saint James Church and our pastor, Father Waldron, and "CamplaMMsamCar*" ' diplomas and certificates. marketing and management and attend St. James School, the spirit of sharing and cooperation has slashed consumer loan rates!!! programs. unaffUiated Jewish teens through Teens who were accepted for the Springfield residents who are community-wide projects. mission have ' demonstrated Caldwell School and Gaudineer shown by the Rev. Jeffrey Curtis of, candidates- for one-year cer- Lion followed the professional Participants in the Teen leadership qualities in the com-School The Aleph Award' (Jewish the First Presbyterian Church who 486-4155 tificates include Helen S. Levine, secretarial program. Medal) was awarded Seth Eisen and offered the Parish Hall to hold our P»tI OIllVtHY Leadership Mission included munity. Forty nominees were Man Fr. SMAMMItPM Springfield residents Paul Kessler proposed by, rabbis, youth advisors, Steve Kleinman. They are members Webelos meetings, we have ac- of the congregation of Temple complished a good deal..Our thanks and Sam Scheinmann and Robert program directors and community • Ryss.ll IMvar CanililS ' NEW AUTO LOANS 1 Shaarey Shalom and attend to them and to all the parents who Masons to honor Brodhead : Shapiro of Mountainside. leaders. An interviewing process ; Qaudlneer School. ; .,,.. ,. have worked together to give Ms. Va«r MasHr CKarf A township resident will be William H. Brodhead of Clinton ; The Teen Leadership ' Mission( was conducted to select the 26 teens, t • Borrow from $1,500 to $20,000 Springfield this program." -honored Tuesday for his long service Avenue will receive a gold token included two days of intensive' to fill the available spaces. ' Upton'completion of written work • Terms up to 36 months ....-.• to the masons. representing 50 years of service as a mason. Joining him will be Thomas School lunches- • No prepayment penalty; St. James men R. Gallagher of Short Hills, who will simple interest loan receive a gold wreath, representing REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL sauce, lettuce and tomato, salsa, Lunches listed at senior site Justmoved P/o plan paper drive 60 years of service. FRIDAY, pizza, hot baked onions and peppers (optional), fruit, The St. James Metis Group of meatloaf sandwich with gravy, hot meatball submarine sandwich, The following is the Springfield, with mustard, boiled potatoes, William A. Burkett, district plums and pea soup. Springfield is sponsoring a paper deputy grand master of the 10th Bologna sandwich, coleslaw, juice, potatoes, lettuce and tomato, fruit, senior citizen nutrition program in? . drive for he benefit of the parish and Masonic district, will present the fruit, large salad platter with bread lunch menu for the week served at THURSDAY-Roast beef, mashed 'APR school of St. James held Saturday, 10 awards on behalf of the Grand Lodge and " butter, homemade soup, cold sliced meatloaf sandwich, large the Becky, Seal Nutrition Center at . potatoes, stewed tomatoes and desserts, milk;' MONDAY, salad platter, homeade soup, the Raymond Chisholm School, the zucchini, butterscotch pudding and I can help "Loan example at 11.50% 11.50 a.m. to 2 p.m., at the rear of the of Masons of New Jersey. Memorial Day, no school; desserts; milk; THURSDAY, center will be. closed Monday in vegetable soup, church, 45 South Springfield Ave. Oscar D. Wlttlake of Springfield, TUESDAY, hamburger on bun,spaghetti with meat sauce, bread observance of Memorial Day. FRIDAY—Macaroni and cheese. you out 36 Monthly Finance Senior citizens requiring pick-up worshipful master of Continental and butter, coleslaw, fruit, cheese Harvard beets, lettuce wedge and Car Price 20% Down Payment Amount Financed service must call Bob House, at 467- pizza hoagie, spiced ham sandwich,, TUESDAY-Veal cutlet par- Payments Charge Lodge No. 190, F&AM, has extended buttered whole kernel corn, dog or frankfurter on roll, potatoes, dressing, fruit cocktail and beef 1457, or Joe McGann, at 376-9231, by an invitation to masons, families mlglana, wax beans, spaghetti and Don't worry ind wondu about luralnf jour vegetable, juice, large salad platter, cold submarine sandwich with sauce, dinner rolls, ice crearn and noodle soup: wi| Kound town. Or whit to IM and do. Or tomorrow. All paper products, in- and friends to attend Tuesday's lettuce, large salad platter, $12,000 ..." $2,400 $9,600 $316.56 $1796.16 cluding magazines and old telephone homemade soup, desserts, milk; pineapple juice. All lunches are served with milk, whotonL ceremony at a Gold Token Night at WEDNESDAY, Nachos with cheese, homemade soup, desserts, milk. bread and margarine. book's, will be accepted. the lodge building, 37 Spring St., WEDNESDAY-^Country ham As |our WELCOME WXGON Hostot, I cm Terms for 48 months are available al a slightly higher rale. Mlllburn, at 8:30p.m. jimalrrr ttitbiisinajs of pttinf Mttlid, M) you twfin to anjo) your n*w' town...|ood TOWNSHIPOF SPRINGFIELD PROPOSAL FOR THE PROPOSAL FOR INSTALLMENTOF A FIRE Municipal Building shoppintv local attracliimt, community op-. PURCHASE OF ALARM SYSTEM AT THE PUBLIC LIBRARY Sprlnglleld, N.J. POLICE DEPARTMENT IN THE TOWNSHIP OF SPRINGFIELD, NEW (KHiunlty. SIDE ARMS (5mm) 07061 TOWNSHIPOF SPRINGFIELD And my batit te full of ustful |IHi to Notice Is hereby given mat tealed bids will be Notice is hereby given that sealed bids Will be UNION COUNTY, N.J. received by the Township committee o4 Spr- received by the Board of Trustees of the Spr' TAKE NOTICE that the regular meeting ¥ the plaartfow family. HOME IMPROVEMENT LOANS/ IngNeld for the purchase of Police Department Inglleld Free Public Library for the Installation Rent Leveling Board scheduled lor May 30. ims Side Arms (Vmm automatic handoun). Bids will of a fire alarm system at the public Library. Tike a braai from unpacUni and call m. be opened and read In public at the MunlclDat hasbeen cancelled. ' . , Attention Kenilworth Residents! Bids will be opened and read In public at the Helen B.MaOuIre Bulldlnaon Mountain Avenue on June 11,19BSat public Library, U Mountain Avenue on June 13. . Township Clerk B:M P.M. prevalllno time. Bids must ba accoirv \W5ate P.M., prevalllno time. •'..,. ooolia Sprlnolleld Leader. May J3.IH5 panled by a certified check or bid bond In an Bids must be accompanied by acertlfled check amount equal to ten (10) percent of the amount In an amount equal to ten (10) perctnt of thr (Fw.15.00) SECOND MORTGAGES bid end shall be enclosed In a sealed envelope' amount bid, or a Bid Bond, and shall be enclosed If you are not receiying The Kenilworth Leader bearing the name of the bidder on the outside and In a sealed envelope bearing the name 01 the bid- shall be dellvared al the place and on the hour der on the outside and shall be delivered al the PUBLIC NOTICE named above. place and on or before the hour above named, NOTICB IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT PUBLIC regularly, and would like to, please fill out and • Borrow up to $25,000 Specifications may be seen and procured at the Specifications and plans may be seen and pro- hearings will b» held by the Planning Board of office of Chief George E. ParselC Police Chief, cured at the oil Ice of Cynthia A. Josephs, the Borough of Mountainside In the Municipal mail the coupon below to: . , Municipal Building, loo Mountain Avenue. Spr- Library Director, Public Library, ti Mountain Building, IMS Route 3], Mountainside, N.J. on UNION...... 964-3981 • Terms up to 60 months ingfield, New Jersey. Bidders are required to Avenue, Sprlnglleld, New Jersey. Bidders are June.13, IMS at 8:00 P.M. on the tallowingap - comply with the requirements of P.L. 1975, C. 137 required to comply with the requirement! of P.L. SPRINGFIELD ...... 467-0132 • No prepayment penalty; as stated In the specifications. f l"BrUn' Gelssler • J Westovaf court • Block MOUNTAINSIDE...... S89-2124 The Townsnlp Committee roserves the right to The successlul bidder will-be required to M.A Lots 73,3J.M-Minor Subdivision, . . kenilworth Leader relect any or all bids and to waive minor varia- prepare lloor plans showing wiring and locations a. James J. Debbie • 1J« Route M Block J3.A R0SEUEMU...... 29*0139 >•' simple interest loan tions, II In the Interest of the Township It Is deem- of all devices. A blue print may be obtained from Lot 5 Change ol Use, Development t, Site Plan. ed advisable to do so. . the Library Director at a costoHlO.00, 3. Sam Julie «. Irving Cvmer • IB Mill Lane • P.O. Box 3109 372J504 By order of the Township Committee of the The Library Board of Trustees reserves th« Block .74-D Lot A • Preliminary Site Plan 0. Township of Springfield, New Jersey. right to relect any or all bids and to waive minor HELEN E.MAOUIRE variations, If, In the Interest of the Public ois'lTOMountalnsldeEcho,May J3, l»«5^ ^ APR M) -Township Clerk Library,Illsdeemedadvlsabletodoso. Union, N.J. 0Oslt« Sprlnglleld Leader, May 33,30,1«IS By order of the Library Board (H Trustees ol' 'Loan example at 12.50% Annual Percentage Rate:' , (Fee: moo> the Sprlnolleld Free Public Library of the 07083 ;•'. • . Townshlpo. sprlnglleld, New J™V-, „,„„„„„ TOWNSHIPOF SPRINGFIELD Secretary Municipal Building SHERIFF'S SALE Sprlnglleld, N.J. Amount 'Financed 60 Monthly Payments Finance Charge SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY Board ol Trustees CHANCERY DIVISION 07MI OOttiO Sprlnglleld Leader, May 16. a|«|( j5) TOWNSHIPOF SPRINGFIELD UNION COUNTY UNION COUNTY, N.J. Don't mi$s a single issue! ' .,. $15,000 ' . $337.46 ' $5247.60 POCKET NO. C»U 13 TAKE NOTICE'that tha executive meeting/of JAMES R. OWATHNEY, JR., ERNEST J. tha Township Committee ha« been rescheduled GWATHNEY and JAMES R. GWATHNEY, SR.. NOTICE OF HK*P.INO .. Plalnlllls, to Tuesday, May », 1H5 at 7i00 P.M. due to the PLEASE TAKE NOTICE tIMI an application .Memorial Day holiday. H.l.nE. M.0U>r. has b».n mada to in. Plannlno Board of tha -.ir;., Thjs is a lirnited ofler to qualified borrowers within, our trade area and is subject to change or HERBERT GWATHNEY,' JUDY Township Clerk GWATHNEY and TRUDY GWATHNEY, Defen- Township ol- sprlnojlald by CHRISTINE L. : • ; withdrawal at any time and without prior notice, dants. IOLLI (or Minor Slta Plan and Varlanca* pur 004117spr|ngfleldLeaden Maya], '•»>,M.l5 3Jj CIVL ACTION want lo tha Honing OrdinanceoMha TowntJIpof 5prlr.oll.ld. Ml • SCHEDULE OF LIMlY*;- CO I* PC* N ; l ORDER ^i v?;.-'-;;;v;^;^ ••• •; '••}>:'•$;••*-••• v w.,: ,v, ••: • :-:;: ••••/.:.- .,••••••..• FOR SALE OF PREMISES TioNi, Ml • PABKINO M n to parmlt Madlcal By virtue of the above-stated order to me Oilicas locatad arU Morrt» Avanua, Sprlngllald. directed I shall eHPose lor sale by public veitdue, This application la now Calandar No. 4-M-S on In ROOM 307, In the Court House, In the city of tha Clark's Calandar, and a public haarlnp has Elllabeth, N. J. on WEDNESDAY, tl»3*thday of been oroarad lor Juna 4, IMS al a: JO p.m. In tha I Municipal Building, 100 Mountain Avanua, Spf Call 820-5901 for additional information. May A.D., 198S at two o'clock In the atternon of Please start my free subscription Midday ' IngtltlO, Naw Jarsay and whan Itia ealandar It LAND DESIGNATED AS LOT 30 In BLOCK callad, you may appaar althar In parson or by ao.ni or attornay, and praatntaiw objaetlon 133 PROPERTY KNOWN AS NO. U DIVEN ''/''• 5TREETSPRINGFIELO,NEWJERSeY. which you may hav* to tha granting ol tnlt ap- The following Is a Partition Sale and will be plication. All paoar. partalnttg to thl. Appllci- lion may ,ba »aan In tha oflka «.ththea Ad- sold to the nlghett bidder, The sheriff reserves i to the Kenilworth Leader v the right toedlourn this sale.' mlnlstraflyaOlllcar ot tha Planning •"' "««of the RALPH FROEHLICH Township M sprlngflald localtd In II *1 Pletise send me a loan application...... ,.,:v:.: ...•-..,,,,; v^--' • . ' SMrlff JOSEPH D. HAGGERTY, ATTY. CXlUMIDLtSL) WJJO Sprlnglleld Leader. May 1,9. It, JJ, WJT 1 1 NOTICEOFHBARINO *rVP LENDER PLBA86 TAKE NOTICB HIM mm fillI'' -' M has been ma4a W the Warming Township of Springfield by Manlon Donlngton, Bsq,,™0 Panonaot R w New Jersey on batolf ol wllpat W Im site plan and dlmwsloMl varian ma fonlng 0rdln»ne7\i(,fyTj ill Iflld Stin Ml to MMMrtn t Ml m 1 is £Bll timtrln I, UNITED CXlUNtlES BANCORPOAATIQN €11 .MEMBER. FDIC ; ,'V ;'iv' ":•'.'••.;..' y" ;•"••• •'••*.','.'! ''•'•' ',•••'..'•• '.-.••".••,. • • •••. '' ••''*.*•:;••£'•'}•:.'•'.:• .?.• its •(Ch«ipel H)lf» Clark.vCrtrilpr B^ iiKIl #• •:'MV :;'^^^^;.^pppi • •• ••.-/.; .. .'.-• •• ,-.' ,•• •...:••.< \ . -. ^ 8 — Thursday, May 23. 198J - COUNTY LEADER NEWSPAPERS COUNTV tEADER NEWSPAPERS — Thurada/, May 73. IMS - 9 EUtoe Sandra Botwin, 40, offor the Singer Manufacturing Co., He was born in Passalc and moved • She had' been a seamstress with ' Nut t^n • flnt/in ' pensalem, Pa., formerly of Ir-Elizabeth, for 18 years and retired in to Roselle Park inlto. Mr. Speer the Garment Workers Union local before retiring f Medical & Legal vington and Union, died May 15 in 196). He was a communicant of St. was employed as a credit manager- J2S.OJ Newarkjtor_20-yi?ar« before- the—Memorial- Sloan-KeUertng Elizabeth's ehurch; Linden; With Uie A:^7DIckTCa78e»rV«*, retiring 20 years ago; Mrs; O'Dell Hospital, New York City, Surviving are his wife, Veronica; for.many years before retiring In was a member of • the American served in the Born in Newark, Mrs. Botwin a son, Joseph; two daughters, , 1964. He was a 50-yea* member of. Legion post 121 Ladies Auxiliary of War n and was i DIRECTORY resided In Irvington, Elizabeth and Dorothy Scotti and Agnes Ryan; a American Legion Post 229, Colonia, . .UttleFalls. ' <: Elks Lodge 1583 and the Union before moving to Bensalem 12 brother, Frank Kuchinsky; five Mr. Speer was a World War I Army * Surviving are her husband, John American Veterans' I D Harris years ago. She was a real estate sisters, Pauline Bugler, Bertha veteran and served in France. He • J.; two sons; Robert H. and Donald C^pter46;b6ttlnUhlbn; ^;: •: sales representative for the R. E. Stefanick, Stephanie Cberess and served on the borough zoning board. - E.; two brothers,' Albert.apd;vEd- ; Surviving are his wife, Doris; a Exchange in Philadelphia for the Jayne Cheress, seven grandchildren Surviving is a sister, Dorothy . . ward Angle, four grandchildren and son, Daniel J. Jr.; two sisters, Ruth ving are twb past four years. She received a B.A. and eight great-grandchildren. Zimmermann. two great-grandchildren. •Land and. Olga Barton; a brother, *:' 1 MeyborMeybprg ahja^i d degree in elementary education David, and two grandchildren. , •'.: VanDyke; a slater, helen Kane; six from the Newark State Teachers Victor A. Klmbrough, 35, of George Thomas, 82, of Point Mary Tereshko, 66, of Union died' ' grandchildren and 11 great- College in 1967. Mrs. Botwin was a . Pleasant Beach, formerly of Linden, , May Minherhome.; ," • •'.,'" MlchaelCerU, 93, of St. Peter- ; I: 1 D.DIS. F.A.E.S. Linden died May 16 in Elizabeth grandchildren. ' ' .: .V',';'. ';';",. Micnaeu Bianco comprehensive Foot care KEIN, POLLATSCHEK & GREENSTEIN member of the Sisterhood of Temple General Medical Center, Elizabeth. died May 15 in the Jersey Shore Born in Brooklyn, she lived in sburg, Fla,, formerly, of Roselle -.' "•.?,.' V.'-.;••". ,;•• •''•••.'.,•.,•!., •••• •.': Medical Center, Neptune. Daniel J. DiCiacomo D.D.S M.A.C.D. • ROUTINE AND DIABETIC FOQTCARE • SPORTS MEDICINE Shir Ami in Newton, Pa.; the He was born in Jersey City and Union for 39 years. Mrs. Tereshko Park, died May. 12 in St. Anthony's COUNSELLORS AT LAW Delaware Valley Jewish Federation, lived in Linden for 32 years. Mr. Born in Austria, he lived in Linden was a member of the Senior Citizens Hospital, St. Petersburg., • PEDIATRIC EVALUATION AND TREATMENT Frank A. Zerbino, a lifelong • SAME-DAVSURCERY-OUTPATIENT SURGERY and ORT and Deborah, both of Kimbrough was graduated from for 62 years and moved to Point of Union. She had been a bookkeeper Born in Italy, Mr. Certa lived in resident of Newark TlMSuitliOr li*ii* -'"... • iV".S» •?••.''.";*, ' ^ ".V. ' 10 — Thursday1, May 23,1985 — COUNTY LEADER NEWSPAPERS Activists' visit to Rinaldo pays Rt. 22 work COUNTV -EADER NEWSPAPERS — Thursday, May23,1W5 — 11 A group of Union County residents His vote was hailed by the N.J. proliferation of nuclear, chemical Miss Chrystal representing business, labor, Coalition for Peace Jobs and and conventional arms threaten educators,, doctors,, scientists and info offered Juatice, meeting at the UAW Hall, -human survival——• — ismarrledio ' housewives recently met in the Cranford, May 9. p Jersey SANE office of Rep. Mathew Rinaldo in Sue McNevin, chairwoman of the One of the group, a World War II Transportation , wiU holt): an Tucker June 2 Washington as part' pf the "April veteran, spoke of meeting after that "Information center'.1, today ;ln EvanM.Koll Union County Freeze Campaign, at the Elks iH #>U • VtfV| r \IHaTllTTr ' TfWff . Leonard Koll of Pompano Beach, Reagan urging a halt to further MX tradition within the Republican SANE; the Rev, Bob Moore, head of D.C., walking three miles to the funding after the initial 21 are built. The center, to provide the acUve Iif the flgbtagaiiat nuclear Fla., formerly of Union. party of compassion and that fun- the Princeton Coalition for Nuclear weapons, as well as Wetrup War Capitol. More than 100,000 people, McNevin asked for a copy of the public with the opportunity to Disarmanent; and Nate Freedman, Rabbi Joshua Goldstein per- ding of the contras was counter to view project maps and exhibits, proteitg. In 1978, he sponsored a according to police estimates, letter so that the group could study it that tradition. a longtime member of Union County formed the ceremony in Temple carried banners urging a "freeze" will be held 3 to 8, p.m. at the lettw to Congrats,; signed by 15 Sha'arey ' Shalom, Springfield, further and respond with their own SANE., ... '.•••••• ministers of. Westfleld^hurchef and "reversal of the arms race," recommendations. ' Union Municipal Building where a reception followed. In addition to meeting with Entertainment will be provided by askingfwareduction in toe military "cutting the military budget to build "Star Wars," or the Strategic Council Chambers, 1976 Morris the actress Natalie Roes Miller,' duo- Lisa Chrystal Herzberg served as Rinaldo, the group also met with Ave. budget : " . • * a more humane society," "no in- Defense Initiative, funding was Congressman Dean Gallo. Unlike pianists Erwin Klingsberg and matron of honor for her sister. At- tervention in Central America and tendants were Dini Schild and another item dealt with by the Rinaldo, however, they were not Department officials will be Elizabeth Tipton, and singer Sally Tickets fo the dinner cost $12.50 other parts of the globe," and visiting delegation. They urged that Beckwith. Lorraine Koll, sisters of the groom, able to obtain satisfaction in a vote available to answer questions on each. Checks should be made out to MARTA PUOLIESE "opposition to apartheid and racism no further funds be given and that a against funding for the contras. The Tucker's participation in the state Union County SANE and sent toth e and Zena Kohler and Edna Koll, in South Africa and at home." an informal basis. Further in- LOU IS MATTER A grandmothers of the groom. comprehensive test ban treaty he hope is that voters in his district as formation can be obtained by peace movement dates back to1958 , organization • at 756 E. Broad In a subsequent action in passed for support of future arms well as those in Rinaldo's district when he' organized a "ban theWestfield 07090. Further information DEBBIE WEINBUCH Steve Fromer served as best man. Congress, Rinaldo voted against contacting Alexander Brown, Ushers were Randy Schild and Peter control measures in space as well as wilt continue to inform them of their area coordinator, 1-609-292-6802. bomb" meeting in Cranford. The is available by calling 233-4279 or Miss Pugliese DR. PERRY WEINSTOCK funding the contras in Nicaragua. in other areas where increasing views on the issues. following year, he and Eldridge co- .232-1108. Autumn cfafe Herzberg, brothers-in-law of the to be married ROBERTANAOZAN SHARON DE FEDE groom, Bruce Koplowitz and James is scheduled STEPHENBUJDOS ANTHONY TOBIA JR. Couple plans Schwartz. •, Mr. and Mrs. Girolamo Pugliese Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Heilmann of Mrs. Koll, who was graduated of. North 13th Street, Kenilworth, Hemlock Road,' Union, have an- from Union High School and the have announced the engagement or nounced the engagement of their Miss Nadzan Miss DeFede date in June American University, is an ac- their daughter, Maria P, Pugliese, daughter, Alison, to Gerald ' Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Weinbuch of tuarial consultant for Actuarial to Louis D. Matters of Westfield, son Ragonese Jr. of Hemlocl" Road, Services, Inc., Union. of Mr. and Mrs. Aniello Matters of troth is told is betrothed Springfield have announced the Union, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald engagement of their daughter, Her husband, who was graduated Mays Landing. The announcement . Ragonese of Mllltown Road, Mrs. Julie DeFede of Union and was made on Easter Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Nadzan of Debbie Kay, to Dr. Perry Jay from Union High School and the Springfield. The announcement was Mr. Anthony DeFede of Sayreville Weinstock, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wharton School, University of made on March 17. and. a party was ' Hickory Road, Union, have an- have announced the engagement of The bride-elect, who was nounced the engagement of their Irving Weinstock of Clark. Pennsylvania, where he received a given "April 28. at the Chanticler their daughter, Sharon, to Anthony degree, also received a juris doc- graduated from Union College, Chateau, Warren Township, by the daughter, Roberta A. Nadzan, to Tobia Jr., son of Mr, and Mrs. An- The bride-elect, who was Cranford, is an executive secretary Stephen T. Bujdos, son of Mr. and graduated from Jonathan Dayton torate degree from Georgetown Law prospective bride's parents. - thony Tobia of Union. The an- Center. for the vice president of research ' Miss Heilmann, who was Mrs. IPeter Bujdos of Elizabeth nouncement was made on Feb. 14, Regional High School, Springfield, and development at Reed & Car- graduated from Union Catholic Girls and Rutgers College, where she ' and a party was held March 24 by .received a bachelor of science nrick Pharmaceuticals, High School, Scotch Plains, is em- .The bride-elect, who wasthe prospective bride's mother at Joyce Nelson Piscataway. . ' : ployed by Hewlett-Packard, graduated from Union High School, degree in nursing, is a registered Featuring: the home of Ernie and Betty Frino of nurse at Overlook Hospital, Summit. Her fiance, who was graduated Paramus. . • attended Union County College. She Union, —Abeautifurselection of 18th is employed by, State Farm In- She is a member of Sigma Theta betrothal told OVER 40,000 VOL! from Rutgers . University, Is a Her fiance, who was graduated Miss De Fede, who was graduated 5 century handmade glass pit- . LINDA'S manufacturing specialist for Estee surance. '. Tau, national nursing honor society. Mrs. Arthur E. Nelson of West from Glassboro State College, where from Union High School, is a Jx, criers and bottles In color, Romances Corp., Parsippany. Her fiance, who.was graduated Fourth Avenue, Roselle, has an- westerns 6/5/85- , she received a business degree, is a Her fiance, who was graduated manager's assistant for Maxine's nounced the engagement of her made In South Jersey. .• A May 1986 wedding is planned in from Rutgers University, where he BflDK Science Fiction 6/11/85 supervisor at Patsy Ragonese & from' Elizabeth High School, is . Kids, Union. received bachelor of. arts and daughter, Joyce, to William Oehler, St. Theresa's Roman Catholic Sons Co., Newark. BASKETS •WOOD i... & More 1. BATTERIES employed by Carptenter's Union, Her fiance, who was graduated master of science degrees, also was son of Mr. and Mrs. John Oehler of Church, Kenilworth, and a reception A November wedding is planned in Local 1107. from Union High School, is self Westfield. Miss Nelson also is the 4 TIN FOLK ART will follow at the Westwood, Gar- . graduated from Rutgers Medical EXCHANGE ty lit it rtfulv price the Town and * Campus, West employed at Transtar Airfreight School, where he was elected to daughter of the late Mr. Arthur E. "* * • and much much more wood. ; . . #> An April 1986 wedding is planned services, Inc., and A. Tobia, 6«t 2nd of equal or Orange, Alpha Omega Alpha, the national Nelson. . • • • in St. James Roman Catholic Trucking. "country stuff" imt. Imnlutfor !• medical honor society. Dr. Wein- The announcement was made on 111 N. UNION • CRANFORD,* 272-2563 DBf •• inn IMP rafMnHKU Church, Springfield, and a reception A September wedding is planned Engagement is announced will follow at the Town and Campus, stock will begin his residency in March 31 at an open house party Open dally 10-6, Thurs. til 8:30 IN 2. INFANTS PLAY* at Pantagius Renaissance, Scotch internal medicine at Thomas Jef- given by the prospective bride's 20 AldenSL, Cranford 278-1814 2. BUBBLE WATER ffi Mr. and Mrs. Michael Herzlinger science in education degree from Union. Plains. Bujhtitiy '^m •SLEEP WEAR of Springfield have announced the Georgia.. State University. Miss ferson University Hospital, mother at their home. Gat 2nd for ._•_. _ »u»liHf3.9» engagement of their ' daughter, Herzlinger is a music therapist for Philadelphia, Pa. Miss Nelson, who was graduated SALE G»t2ndfof1* Terri, to Dr. Mark Joseph Messing, the Broodwood Medical Center, A June wedding is planned. from Abraham Clark High School 11 1 son of Mr. and Mrs. Eliot Messing of Birmingham, Ala. Stork club and Laboratory Institute of Mer- 3. CITRONEUA CANDLES *" " " 3. LATCH HOOK RUG KITS Athens, Ga. Her fiance, who was graduated An eight-pound, eight-ounce chandising, New York City, where DiNUCCIS DELI Buy ht it'1.59 CoaKlCUrk Dad Hurt and Michael, 12, both of Wantagh, Charge for pictures from the University of Georgia and she received an associate degree, is Bufltttlrafiilarpiici daughter, Katherlne Anne N.Y. GttZndfor'i* The bride-elect, who' wasEmory University Medical School," Czekaj, was born March 11 in an assistant manager at Statewide conv.ni.nt ^ AMoii St • Cranford iGat 2nd of toihrt or Ita VIIIM for f « graduated from Jonathan Dayton Mrs. Czekaj, the former There will be a $10 charge for Savings & Loan, Garwood. is in a residency, program in ob- Overlook Hospital, Summit, to Laurey Howe, is the daughter of Frm • Across (rom St. Michael's Church Regional High School, Springfield, publication of wedding and Her fiance, who was graduated 4. OVEN PROOF BAKE WARE 4. FRUIT OF THE LOOM UNDERWEAR stetrics and gynecology at the Mrs. Elsie Howe and Mr. Thomas engagement pictures. Wedding and "tin, 272-1158 attended Syracuse University. She University of Alabama Medical from Westfield High School and p,a mm t>r Anchor Hocklni Htmtt. Kkn'i, GW'i«B»/, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Czekaj of Howe, both of Annapolis, Md. engagement stories without pictures also is a graduate of the University Center, Birmingham. Union County Vocational Institute, &Ouallty Meat Market B«y 1 at ratular price and Buy ltt at rafular price Union. She joins a sister, Claire, Her husband is the son of Mrs. will still be published without of Georgia and received a Master of An October wedding is planned. 2, and two brothers, Jeffrey, IS, is employed by Liberty Mold & BUTCHER MEATS-CHOICE CUTS TO ORDER 6 (Continued from page 12) sponsor a fashion show and luncheon Hanneyback Methodist Church, Roeelle Park. A June 1 at B. Altaian's at the Mall, Religious events coffee fellowship will be held bet- Short Hills. Among, the seven orts schedules Farmers shoot for UCT crown The pastor, who came to Roselle in finally, to Springfield as fromcorifab • history of the congregtion through BREARLEY REGIONAL ween services at 10:45 a.m. Child members as models will be twp 1971, helped organize a Help Our various mergers, changes of name Congregation Israel of Springfield. James P. Hanney, community ; By RICK BAKBA - plonship game, the Mlnutemen and Park were not long blasts biit a The Bears played at home against care will be available. There will be daughters of Catherine Patania of Public Education committee and -and- location," Schneider saysr His Serving—with—Drr—and—Mrsr relations cfirecior for uw American UNION HIGH SCHOOL It will be Union against Elizabeth Farmers met this past Monday in couple of well-placed bunts. Anthony Union, court regent. The celebration North Plainfield last Thursday and -a -confirmation" service ~'fot~~. the was~elicted president of the In- family membership began with Burghauser on the banquet com- Lung Association of New Jersey, Team Opponent Day Home/ in the Union County Tournament Union and the Farmers came out on DlFabrizio led off the seventh with a of Priest Appreciation Day and the Away base hit. Chris Abramowitz pinch- lost, 104. Chris Cardoso was two-for- confirmation clss at the it a.m. terfaith CouncH of Roselle and .Congregation Chevra. Mlshnayes on mittee are Fred , Bayroff, John Union, was a member of the steering baseball final at Memorial Field in top with an 8-5 victory. Jerry DiPisa installation of new officers, PUInflald Friday 3:<5 Linden at 8 p.m. on Sunday. Coach ran for DiFabrizio and came around three with two RBI's for Brearley. service. Roselle Park. He is involved in Jones Street, Newark, continued on Craner, Susan Roth, Jack Solomon, committee for the . fifth annual EliubeUi Sunday 8:00 singled 'in two runs to lead a fifth respectively scheduled June 9 and several community organizations in Prince Street as Congregation Adas Dr. Leonard Strulowitz, Joseph • • Hallway Tuesday 3:45 Gordon LeMatty will lead Union into inning rally. Bob Levy singled in on to score when John Kolas' fly ball On Friday the Bears scored nine Conference on Philanthropy on May BuetwU 3:45 10, have been postponed to Sep- Union County and is a member of the Weinberg, Isaac Wind and ex- ., Westfleld Wednesday its llth UCT final since he began was turned into a two-base outfield runs in the second inning to defeat THE REV. HOWARD P1ERCY. Israel Mishnayes, moved with that luat Newark Airport Marriott Hotel. Tennis Plaln/ldd Friday 3:45 another run as Union struck for four husband of the Rev. Estelle Piercy. tember, it was announced. boards of NAACP, Concerned congregation to Shephard Avenue, officio, Rabbi Israel E. Turner, Tans— . Railway Wednesday 3:45 coaching in 1959. LeMatty's teams runs in the fifth Paul Cifelli pitched error. Dennis McCaffery and Ed Pingry, 11-4. Kevin Cullen and Steve . founder-director of the Higher New Ministers of Union County, Advisor moved again to Bergen Street as leader of Congregation Israel,'and Softball Phllllpsbiin Today 4:00 have claimed seven championships. the final four inings for the victory. ' Jachim then both got aboard on bunt Ban- each stroked two-run singles A TESTIMONIAL banquet will be Zachary SSineiden The conference, sponsored py the Softball WeslfielS ' Friday B:M However, the last time Union won singles. With the bases jammed, and Steve Kallensee added a two-run Thought Center, which meets Board of Union College. Regional part of Congregation Israel and New Jersey chapter of the National Softball Hahway Tuesday :t:4S' Sundays at noon in the United held to honor the Rev. Theodore R. Health Planning Council of New Softball Weslfield Wednesday 3:45 was in 1975. Jamie Krick forced Kolas at the double. Cullen Was three-for-three Society of Fund-Raising Executives yyllj l 3:45 Methodist Church, 1060 Overlook Goyins, pastor of Heart AME Jersey and Board of Black Chur- - Plalnfleld Friday plate, but James Shriner delivered for the Bears. featured the president .'and founder Volleyball Scotch Plains Wednesday 3:45 Terrace, .Union, will deliver the Church. 310 Eighth Ave., East, chmen. He holds 'office in other The Farmers reached this year's an RBI single that scored McCaffery DAYTON REGIONAL lecture sermonette this Sunday. The Roselle, June 9 at 6 p.m. at the Town THURSDAY DEADLINE of First Jersey Securities Cor- final by beating a very tough New with the winning run. In a game shortened by rain last organizations including chairman of poration, Robert Brennan, as the SPORTS topic will be "Why Waste Your Time and Campus Retaurant, Union. The the Roselle Scholarship committee, All items olhor than spol news should hi; in our ollic<; IRVINGTON HIGH SCHOOL Providence team, 5-1 last Saturday. Thursday, the Bulldogs shutout by 4 p.m. Thursday. , keynote speaker. ' , - Team Opponent Day Home/ Time Pioneers starter Joe Verrico, a on Negative Thinking People.'' banquet will be given by thetreasurer of the Union County Away I10SK1XK Hillside, 8-0. Dayton got three RBI's congregation, friends and members O.I.C., director of social action for Bueball-V.JV Cranford Friday 3:45 sophomore righthander, had a no- from Jim Thorlakson, a two-run Baseball-V.JV In games last week as the regular The Rams moved, over the .500 THE SERMON TOPIC Sunday at of the community. Dr. Goyins, who the State of New Jersey and past Union Catholic Tuesday 3:45 hitter going into the sixth inning season draws to a close, here's what mark with an 11-4 victory over triple from Kyle Whlssel, a solo BawbaIl-V,JV Linden Wednesday 3:45 before losing it when Nelson Colon the 10 .a.m. worship service in served as pastor of the Bethel AME master of the Prince Hall Mason. Soflball-V.JV Cranford Friday 3:45 happened: Roselle Catholic last Thursday. homer by Darren lalone and a two- Osceola Presbyterian Church, 1689 Church, Madison, for 18 years, also Dr. Goyins was a' leader in the Softball-V.JV Union Catholic Tuesday 3:45 lined a single to center field. Art IRVINdTON Kelvin Grimsley got the Rams run double from winning pitcher Softball-V.JV ' Linden Wednesday 3:45 Lange had started off the sixth by Raritan Road, Clark, will be "Life worked in the field of electronic building of a new parsonage and VoIleyball-VJV Cranford Friday 4.00 Last Wednesday was not a good moving with a grand slam in the top Todd Richter. Richter improved his From A New Perspective" by Dr. research and received a degree at church and under his planning, the Volley baUV.JV Westfleld Wednesday 3:45 drawing a walk and he went to third one for the Campers as they lost to of the first. Sam Ventola was two- record to 4-2 by striking out seven Charles A. Jones III. A men's Drew University in Madison. He also church "was.free of all indebtedness Boyj'Tennls Cranford Friday 3:45 on Colon's hit. Lange scored when and walking just one batter. The future begins Boys' Tennis' Union Catholic Wednesday 3:45 Kearny, 19-1. It went from bad to for-three with three RBI's and Brian fellowship breakfast will be held at received a doctorate of humanities by the spring of 1079." The minister withU Jerry DiPisa's ground ball in the worse last Friday as Elizabeth, Byrnes hit a two-run homer in the UNION the church on Saturday at 8 a.m. from Edward Walers College and a apd his wife, Clara, have four hole bounced out of third baseman behind the one-hit pitching of junior third to give Roselle a 7-0 lead. The Farmers scored four runs in DAVID BREARLEY HIGH SCHOOL Jim Davenport's glove." Neil Kurtz doctorate of divinity from the B. I. ' children and three grandchildren. 1 left-hander, Tom Torres, shutout LINDEN the bottom of the seventh inning to Team Opponent - Day llonu / Time looped a two-out, two-run single to PASTOR JAMES TATE will teach Lee Theological Seminary in Away Irvingtop, 12-0, in a game called defeat visiting Scotch Plains, 6-1 last right-center field to top off the five- Last Wednesday/ the Tigers from the Book of Revelation at the Jacksonville, Fla. DR. ARTHUR BERNSTEIN, a Baseball-V.JV Roselle Today II 4:0(1 after five innings because of rain. defeated Union for the second time Friday. Yesterday the Farmers Soflball-VJV lloselle Today A run rally. Mike Lawler, Union's 4-0 9:30 and the 6:30 p.m. services of Dr. Goyins had served as, cardiologist in the Metropolitan area ROSELLE PARK this season as Tony PHncipato played at Irvington and tomorrow at Calvary Chapel on Sunday. Services president of the Morris County and a "dedicated worker for many pitcher, completed a six-hitter an Plainfield. On Tuesday, Union plays inning later as the Farmers im- The Panthers rallied for' two runs struck out 11 in an 8-6 victory. Billy will be held at the Jefferson House, NAACP for nine years and was humanitarian causes," has been ABRAHAM CLARK HIGH SCHOOL in the bottom of the seventh to take a Hasko cracked a three-run homer in at home versus Rahway and on Elizabeth. The public is invited to founder of the Madison Scholarship Team Opponent Day Home/ Time proved to 16-^6.' selected as "Man of the Year" by . • Away 3-2 win over New Providence last the bottom of the first to give Linden Wednesday close out the regular attend. committee, which has granted more Congregation Israel of Springfield, it BaseballVJV David Brearley Today A 3:45 In a preview of Sunday's chum- Thursday. The key hits for Roselle a 4-3 lead. season at Westfield. than a half million dollars to was announced by Zachary Tennis Kahway Monday II 4:oo Softball-VJV David Brearley Today II' 3:45 COURT PATRICIA 1254, Catholic students in that area. He also served Schneider, congregation president. Sortball-VJV Rodelle Park Tuesday II 3:45. Daughters of the Americas (CDA) as chairman of other community Dr. Alan and Rachelle Burghauser will hold its last meeting of the organizations including the Urban will serve as co-chairmen of a UHS in UCT softball finals season June 3 at 7:30 p.m. in Ber- League Board or Directors, Council tribute banquet which will be held in> ROSELLE PARK HIGH SCHOOL Team Opponent Day Site Time By WAYNE TILLMAN nesday, and they just might collide the state's top pitchers this season good hitters. We're expecting a nard Hall in St. Joseph's Church, of Churches, Widows Son Lodge 54, September. , . . Softball Verona Friday . II 4:00 All season long, the top two teams with each other in the North Jersey, and in the past. tough game," he said. Prospect Street, Maplewood. Prince Hall Masons and helped to Soriball-J.JV Roselle Tuesday A 4:00 Dr. . Bernstein's lifelong in Union County softball have been Section II, Group IV playoffs. Lady Farmer coach George But Union is one excellent club, as Hostesses will be Ruth Puest and organize the Housing Authority of association with Congregation Israel Mary Kozsik'. Court Patricia will Madison. Union and Westfield. And the latest Union and Westfield reached the Hopkins' probable starting lineup Flinn caJIs this team "the best I've and is precessors "reflects the LINDEN HIGH SCHOOL edition of this rivalry will be final by winning last Friday's will be: Mulvihill in right, Kathy had in three years." Team Opponent Day Home/ renewed tomorrow under the lights semifinal games. The Lady Far- Scheffels at second base, Peters This summer get more than a tan. Get ahead! Away His probable starters for Baseball-V.JV Scotch Plains, Friday 'A 3:45 at Linden's Memorial Field. mers, seeded first in the UCT, pitching, Brzezinski at shortstop, Baseball-V.JV Iryington Monday ' II 3:45 , The Lady Farmers and Blue blanked Cranford, 3-0, while Kim Miller at first, Rosemary tomorrow are sophomore shorstop Golf David Brearley Tuesday • H 3:15 Bonnie Kirk; junior leftfielder Sue •2 sessions Scotch Plains Wednesday II 3:15 Devils will meet tomorrow at 8:30' Westfield, seeded third, downed Deglman in center, Sue Zymroz GRAND OPENING SPECIALS Cranford/Elizabeth/Scotch Plains Golt Sulovski; sophomore Robin Derr at •3 campuses Sontwll-V.JV Scotch Plains Tuesday . A 3:45 p.m. for the Union County Tour- Roselle Park, 3-1. catching, Strickland at third and Sue Session! May 28 - July 3 (6 weeks) Softball-V.JV Irvlngton Wednesday A 3:45 third; junior Cathy Frantantoni Tennis Scotch Plains Wednesday • A 3:45 nament championship. Both teams In Union's win, winning pitcher Bregmaninleft. •Easily transferable credits have won UCT titles before, so this pitching; sophomore CHssy NOBEL EYEGLASSES INC. May 28 - July 18 (8 weeks) Andrea Peters ripped a two-out, two- And the Union varsity won't be the Kuldanek catching; sophomore •Day & evening classes game is nothing new to either side. run triple to key a three-run fifth only one trying for a county title The only thing thaj beats our prices is our service \YTONHIGHJSCHOOL But with so much at stake, the Robin Colder in center; sophomore •Low tuition Cranford Team Opponent Day inning. Chantay Strickland started tomorrow. Coach Chris Flinn's Dawn Rossilli at second and soph YOU WILL RECEIVE PERSONAL ATTENTION Away ' intensity of these Uvo Watchung the Lady Farmer rally with a single. junior varsity girls will meet Sue Gcntesse in right. •Wide variety of courses Session II July 8 - August 15 (6 weeks) . Baseball-V.JV Mlllburn Today II. 3:45 Then with one out, Sharon Mulvihill Cranford at 6:30 at Memorial AT Freshman Baseball Mlllburn . Today A 3:45 Conference powers will heat up. And •High quality education Tennis Oratory . Today II .3:45 Union is eager to play Westfield, reached on an infield error and tomorrow in the first game for the The leading hitters are Derr with a SUPERMARKET PRICES Softball WMppanyPark Today II 3:45' Peters came up two batters later county jayvee crown. .523 average and five triples; Boys Track Middlesex Today A 3:45 ' since it was Coach Carol Donncr's IN BR ADLEES SHOPPING CENTER Golf Madison . Tuesday A 3:15 team that handed Union its only loss and stroked the game-winning hit. Union's jay vees sport a 15-3 record Frantantoni with 36 hits, 10 of them Hour.; Classes begin May 28th 3:45 Mon. Tuei. Wad. 10-7 Volleyball Columbia Today II this season. . Julie Brzezlnski brought Peters and have split its two previous doubles; Derr and Fratantoni with MORRIS AVE., & RT. 22 EAST, UNION, NJ. CO7 7O7O Volleyball Mother Seton Tomorrow II 3:45 Thnn.&l'rl. 10-9 And this likely won't be the last home with a base hit. games with Cranford, winning 7-4 three home runs each and Sulovski Most Union <_ Insurance Plans Accepted WOX'iOiO Sat. 10-6 Call the 24-hour ADMISSIONS HOTLINE - 272-858O time they meet this spring. They are And once again, UHS must face and losing 8-5. But Flinn expects with 40 runs batted in. UHS has or mail the coupon below. (Schedules subject lo change; N-Camo played at neutral site. I slated to meet again in the regular the ace of the Westfield team, senior tomorrow to be a good game: . averaged 13 runs a game and ^"SOTEROTSTirLSr |B&LorAMERICAN™7DRON| season finale at Union next Wed- Nancy Kasko, who has been one of "Cranford's a good team with two allowed seven. Vos! 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NljIMIII. / Btmctionlc SAVINGSl lill tin* lltlUf.irt.iti"" >i|i|>lli ilium BuaKIUmr CIAUI • DIHIKIHII • IIIII.IIIN ' IUIM • IAIK|.\HN'. IIM)I\ • UAI'M SIIMII MAHIHOKfl • MltHASII CAKh • MOI'M IAUHII • CAUAMIIS • I'OMIMOS IMtIS Worthlnfton I I*OUIHOS flAI\N*' IIJHSIUS\M 11 • VVANSI, , PropmnmfumlTank MfmtMrFSUC •it: iiill_&i^^ 16 - Thurway.AAay23,19a5 — COUNTY LEADER NEWSPAPERS 1,2,3,4,5,4* :<•",'' '' - :•• COUNTY LEAD!. R NEWSPAPERS — Thursday, May 23,1945 — 17 Bayer, Erath help Virginians edge Cyclones AMICO, RAGLE82S BEAR88 IMPALA8I2, FOXES] ow sparkle in Springfield In what turned out to be a close r *Tho Murdoch ~W8ik6r*'A)ttniinuisi Kt/vlti ICfifuiody'A iiiMu4'tl)6'i«fcrli > ijoiusr and~Jon~HBon • grand The second week ' V < A wm*m&&<*$*M& ^ IB - Thursday. May 23,1985 - COUNTY LEADER NEWSPAPERS EXPL0RER8 It, H0MEMAKER8 »' ' '• , ;-.v- Zodiacs rolr l to win In a game that was xUm1 Sora" <* Hw game, in the Union throughout the qontett, tbe Ex- . ' COUNTY.LE* DER NEWSPAPERS - Thursday,Moy23,1»B5 — 19 D plorers edged the Homemakera. Pisano - Realty recorded „„„ victories laBt week In the Boyg CMnic Offense dominates MLL play . m.j.uyivwiiwtw_ _»*cTiri—_nm wcca in HI_ Pir ipyjrjf» i.c « yumv »pt ...... **»«> vuoi. Micrjr WCtC exciting. Here's what happened last smacked two, Division of the Roselle Park Youth The Mountainside Little League Dale Torborg's sixth inning triple relief for the Colts and aided his own week: offensively and defensively. The two' Baseball League by winning three witnessed several early season was a key blow in the first game as Pisces' Andrea Yauch went three- homers and Nicole Petkov one to cause with three RBI's. SENIOR DIVISION lead the Scholars attack: Linda games. They beat DeGeorge crucial matches as the Twins swept the Broncos rallied to win, 7-4 behind for-three. Jewelers (7-5), Garden State Tile two previously undefeated ' op- the strong pitching of Jamie The PBA did get four hits from ZODIACS 9, CAPRICORNS 2 CdMETS 10. LIBRAS 4 Binder contributed a double and Val ,&>.Tom Elian n^oi!^i^idiiu%lm In a.very well played game the Edwards played and outstanding (16-8) and Somerset Tire (9-5). . «*Ue Jonathan Price hid all four ponents to move into undisputed Downey. Springfield PBA got three Peter Glassman, three hits from Joe For the Comets winning pitcher Daniel Hopler led Pisano with four possession of first place. RBI's from Dennis Costello. Roth, two hits and three RBI's from Zodiacs topped the Capricprns. The Debbie Bulwin had three hits and game behind the plate. Maria -'Smiii-.".--''-.'-.-.^; -.*;• -y •"• ;-:> •' Zodiacs played yery well defen- LoConte hit a three-run-homer for home runs and 13 RBI's in the three In their first win, the Twins sur- In their second game, the PBA Barry Teitlebaum and a dazzling, pitched well. Kelly Stephenson victories. ' • • ' vived a six-RBI onslaught by Rich dropped an 8-6 decision to the Colts. over the head catch down the right sively, making only two errors. belted a home run. The entire team the Artists. Offensively, Danielle Petrov went FARMERS 7, POLITICIANS 6 In Minor Boys, CWV won three' Antonacci, which included a grand Jim Rnrrett picked up Ihc win in field line by Costello. played well on defense. The Libras times to up its record to 5-1. They slam home run, to outlast the three-for-three. The Capricorns were led by Marissa Lombardo who In another close game, Shannon and ' Buy Rite (10-8) ;•:., Against were led by Kelly Kuldanek and Sue Schmitt led'the Farmers by striking defeated Dads Club (12-5) and RenUlca- Gunwni ahdvChrissy Orioles, 11-9. Peter Gittrich also had smacked a triple. Computer Store twice (18-2 and 8-1). Colonial Savings, "Billy Huber and a grand slam and six RBI's for the GEMINIS 23. VIRGOS 22 out nine batters and driving in two. ' Rickey Trainor combined to pitch a' Delueca were the hitting stars. ' Key games on tap runs. For the Politicians, Robin Jerry Russo and Frank Aflitto winners and combined with Chad Cage league set In the most exciting game of the pitched well in air three wins. one-hitter while striking out 14. • Donato Florist , defeated Mc- Powell belted a three-run-homer. Donald's twice, 35-3 arid 22-2, as Oberhauser's perfect, day at the The Linden Recreation Depart- day, the Geminis edged the Virgos. Twin Boro Ford won two games by In Senior - Boys, Karaman plate arid Mike Byrnes' two-run The Geminis were led. by Cara PROFESSIONALS IS. COM- Brothers remained unbeaten at 54 Maura Gephegah hit three homers, ment is now accepting registration PETITORS 12 :'"' .,••'• defeating Computer Store (22-15). single for the win. in Rebel Softball Lynch who hit a home run while and CWV (13-10), John Ricciardulli by defeating Mimi's Pizza twice (6-1 .' allinthesecondwin. > . for its Boys Summer Basketball • In Senior Girls, Joseph Express . STATTE COP SOCCESOCCERR CHAMPS-r-ThCHAMPS-r-Thee Unlor Unlort t LancerLancerss recentl recentlyy capturecapturedd thei their r firsfirstt Then, the. Twins survived an 11- Three teams share the lead in the knocked in six runs to lead the League. The league is open to all Amy Storeh, Adrienne Strain, Alfie Gra'sso walloped two grand combined for 17 strikeouts and 13 arid 9-4), Metro Park (5-3), Fren- New Jersey State Soccer Cup championship and will be cotcompetini g next montthh a t second half of the Lower League in slam home runs and Jodi Reilly hit a upped its record to 4-0 with victories run fourth inning by the Braves for a Cruisers to victory. Jon Paris had a freshman (class of 1985) through Kristin Olsen and Kerry McKuneall RBI's in the wins. ' chy's (6-0) and T&J Lawnmower (2- the regional tournament. Team members are, front row left to right, Chris Linger, 17-15 victory. Gittrich was again the the Rebel Softball League. The first triple and a homer while John Peins went three-for-four. triple and struck out eight batters to ' Computer Store recorded two wins 1). Jim Freeman, Jim Mullen and over Rekemeier Florist (19-5 and 8- Butch Uhouse, Dave Santos, Karl Schellscheidt; John Lonergan, Sammy DiMaqio, • seniors (class of 1985). Registration 7). Michelle Hazlehurst and Cathy offensive leader for the winners, half champion Recruits, meet.the and Neil Holdrosen each had three for Linden residents will run until ARIES 14, SCORPIONS I lead the Professionals. The Com- by defeating Dads Club (5-4) and John karqman were the. pitching • Chris Gumm and Martin Taylor. Standing are Matt Welch, Anthony ClapcTch, upstart first half runnerup Federals petitors were led by Donna Lloyd with Colin Gordon picking up the win hits for the Cruisers. Steve Sizelove May 31. Non-resident registration The Aries remained undefeated stars. '• .-••.. •'••" ' ;" • . • •' '. •.• Terry White, Dave Barrabee, Mike Teska, Gerald DiPisa, Bob Cook and Neil with two strong innings of relief. Jim on Saturday while the defending and Steve Koretsky both had three will be held from May 24-31. behind the strong pitching of Mar,cy who had four hits and Jennifer Kurtz. . . league champion Sentries face the Barnes who had three. Higgins had three hits and four hits apiece for the Defenders. Registration is on a first come, Nagel who held the Scorpions to five RBI's for* the Braves. Federals on Sunday. In the Upper WARRIORS 9, DESTROYERS 7 hits. Laura Poland hit a grand slam JUDICIARIES 14, DIPLOMATS 4 SPARTAN LIQUORS League, the defending Warriors will first served basis. Openings are Leading the attack for the In the American League, the Glen Lipkin smacked three hits limited. There will be a $4 while Krista Santoro had three hits. Brewers, and Angels continued be out to avenge their only loss of the including the game-winning homer JUNIOR DIVISION Judiciaries was Jennifer Goodman 1394 SPRINGFIELD AVE. ~ Amalfe (4-0) shines in GAL year when they face the undefeated registration fee for Linden residents who hit two triples while Racquet Home runs were aplenty in the undefeated. The Angels ripped the in the seventh inning as the Warriors and $6 for non-residents. SETAT27%F Amy Albert smacked a home run for Kim Soyka walloped a grand slam Astros, 12-1, as .Kevin Sauer Cruisers in their second of three edged the Destroyers. Tom and Michelle Segal each had one. IRVINGTON Roselle Girls Athletic League and Amalfe. ' battles this season. Here's what Registration will be accepted at here's what happened in last home run while Sophia Scott, Lisa homered to open the game. Petruccelli had a homer and two the Linden Recreation Department BUDWEISER QUIGLEY 19, PBA 17 Jones and winning pitcher Joanne The Brewers also whipped the happened in games played on May singles to go along with two RBI's MILWAUKEE BEST PABST weekend's games: Winning pitcher Linda Alvardo • 11th and 12th: offices at 605 South Wood Ave. from ITALIAN RESTAURANT 12 oz. Cans ' AMALFE 6. FMBAS Letters also homered to lead FMBA. Astros, 14-3 behind the pitching of for the winners. CASE ONLY^ I2oi. Cans 12 oz. Cans had'nine strikeouts in just three 9 a;m.-5 p.m. Registration will also ' Featuring superb CASE ON LY CASE ONLY Amy Albert and winning pitcher Ani Berberian homered for First Brian Anderson and David Hamlett. LOWER LEAGUE " LOWER LEAGUE be accepted by mail. • veal • pastas innings and four home runs by Kelly National. Kevin Barisonek, Robbie De FEDERALS II, 49ERS 2 LOYALISTS 20, EAGLES 0 Jenny Lynch homered as Amalfe Quigley, Carrie Crater, Shanalyna Practice sessions will be held on • shrimp ' 'casseroles SH» edged FMBA. Sophia Scott and Kim QUIGLEY 20, FIRST NATIONAL 7 Francisco, Keith Kennedy, Jessica Nick Gallo pitched a fine game as Matt Permison pitched a four- June 11 and 13 at 6:30 p.m. with Palmer and Tara O'Brien powered Two home runs by Tara O'Brien Schneider and Kathy Gittrich led the .the Federals beat, the 49ers. Gallo hitter and Bob Forlenza knocked In Soyka homered for FMBA. ' Quigley to. victory. Susan Svare, , league games beginning June 18 at S$^S (VAUIHJU1RD) $920 FIRST NATIONAL 13, PBAS and solo shots by Sue Bronski and attack. " • and Chris Angle each had three hits six runs as the Loyalists shutout the Traci Jarosz, Heather Peterson and while Darren Meyer, Chris Butler the lighted Wilson Park basketball 1 Susan Svare and fraci Jarosz Wendy Kinal powered Quigley to It proved to be a long week for the Eagles. Mike' Bruno and Scott courts. All NJSIAA rules will be DELICIOUS ITALIAN CUISINK FOR YOUR Lisa Ann Palmisano homered for victory. Ani Berberian hit twoAstros as the Yankees came from and Jason Alatorre .had two hits Stephenson drove In three runs DINIHCPLBAIURB homered to power First National to PBA. apiece. enforced. 4LTR. BOTTLE victory. Danielle Matthes. pitched homers for First National. behind to pull out a 7-4 decision, apiece while Matt Carlo and Mike Steve Vesinko, assistant varsity Bring your own wine (or dinner l 750 ML BOTTLE AMALFE 6, PBA 4 FMBA 18, PBA 12 Scott Driscoll had a double and LOYALISTS 23, GENERALS 12 - Grossberg had two RBI's each for well to gain the victory. Winning pitcher Jenny Lynch coach at Linden High School, is Birthday parlies welcome CASTELLINI FEVER" MALINS18, FfRST NATIONAL 0 Kim Soyka was the winning pit- triple for the! Yankees to help Tom Bob Forlenza belted two home • the winners. league director and Joseph Hrs. Mon. Sat. l)a.m.-17MN Sun 3-10 p.m. FRANZIA belted two three-run homers to lead cher as FMBA held on to beat the Lyons pick up the win in relief. runs and Matt Carlo had five hits, RECRUITS 4. FEDERALS 3 Flaherty, retired mentor at WOLFSGHMIDT Winning pitcher Missy Christiano Amalfe. Susan Svare andKristen including two doubles to lead the For fast take out orders 686*3888 CHABLIS hurled a shutout and homered to PBA. Gardiner hit a three-run homer for Winning pitcher Bob Cooney Woodbridge High, acting as con- CATCH IT Dubroski homered for the PBA. . the Astros. Loyalists to victory. The Generals OR VODKA lead the Mallns to victory. Sherry AMALFE 16, FIRST NATIONAL 5 pitched an eight-hitter and con- sultant. BURGUNDY AMALFE 13, MALINS 12 - A grand slam home run by win- Pony League play featured two were led by Keith Ruggierio who hit tributed two hits as the Recruits CASTELLINISOAVE OR 80 PROOF Brown also homered for the Malins. In a game that was close all the a home run. Further information may be QUIGLEY 7, AMALFE 3 ning pitcher Jenny Lynch and solo heart-breaking.last inning losses by edged the Federals. Bob Ferri had way, Amalfe edged Malins. The UPPER LEAGUE obtained by contacting Kurt Wolf at Shanalyha Palmer and Carrie shots by Amy Albert and Denise the Springfield PBA as they made two hits and knocked in two runs, 862-0300 from 8:30 a.m. -4:30 p.m. BARDONLINO winning pitcher was Amy Albert'. Baker powered Amalfe to the win. their debut in Mountainside League CRUISERS 14, DEFENDERS 3 including the game winner. The Crater homered and Linda Alvarado FMBA 25. FIRST NATIONALS Chris Orlando belted four hits, 1.5 LTR BOTTLE pitched a strong game f"r ftuigley. Federals' Nick Gallo and Jason Soccer registering PRESEASO including a grand slam homer and Alatorre had three hits apiece. The Roselle Park Recreation A JASON BROOKE HV WAV BOWL Soccer League will hold registration 750 ML BOTTLE Sports results last week GRAND OPENING for this upcoming season on June 1 SAVINGS. SELECtlON 750 ML BOTTLE OPEN MEMORIAL DAY and 8 between 10 a.m. and 12 noon at Baseball Girls track • AMtoSPM NO. 1 CHINESE RESTAURANT Wolf Field, located on West Webster Kearny 19, Irvinglon 1 Irvlngton 58. Linden 55 •njoy our HOLIDAY •MWMU,* GALLO Linden 8, Unions Specializing in Chinese Food Ave., across the street from Roselle CASTLEHAUS Golf Spend '10.00 up Egg Drop Soup or SPECIAL LOW Park High School. SAVE UP Dayton 8, Hillside0 CHABLIS BLANC 750 ML BOTTLE North Plalnlleld 10, Brearley 4 Dayton 1B0, Mlllburn 191 . ' - Coke is it! 25* Pt. Chicken Rice Soup FREE PRICE LUNCHES Roselle 11, Roselle Catholic 4 Drearley 178, North Plainlleld 181 • oi.glait In order to be eligible for LIEBFRANMILCH Spend '20.00 up QL Egg Drop Soup or Mon. to Thurj. 1:00 i.m. Io registration, all applicants must TO RoMlle Park 3, New Provldcnco 2 Union 171. Bloomrleld 189 , < Brearley U.Plngry 4 Dayton 170. Verona 171 Draft Beer 25 «oz.iiiB QL Chicken Rice Soup 11:00 p.m. Fri.ind Sat. have reached their sixth birthday CANEI WHITE Cranford 7, Linden 0 Roselle Park 158, Middlesex 1B2 Spend '30.00 PL Roast Port Fried 11:00 a.m. to 12:00 midnight prior to December 31 of this year Hot Dogs 4?< 99 Union 6, Scotch Plains 5 Union 230, NuUey 238 French Fries 49' Rice or Chicken Fried Rice Sunday 12:00 noon to 11:00 p.m. and may not have reached their 14th ElliabelhlS, Irvlngtono ' Union 178, Raselle227 Spend '40.00 QL Roast Pork Fried birthday prior to that same date. , $70.00 Unions, New Providence 1 Hot Jumbo Pretzels 3/$T°° Phone Your order in Advance for Union a; Elizabeths Tennis Rice or Chicken Fried Rice The registration fee is $15 for one Quicker Service Buy early and save on a great selection 750 ML BOTTLE Ridge (, Roselle i Unions, Linden 0 1064 Springfield Ave., Irvinglon child and/or $30 for two or more 3 LTR BOTTLE Dayton 3, Governor Livingston 2 children per family. All new ap- of Ariens* walk-behind lawn mowers. LIMITED SUPPLY Softball Green Brook 3, Roselle Park 2 BOWLING plicants must bring their birth \bu save money by buying early and Elizabeth it, Irvlngton 7 Irvlngton 5, Linden 0 certificate when registering. get all these standard features too: CAPRA OF WesUlelda, Roselle Park 1 Roselle3,Rahway2 CAROROSI Union 3, Cranford 0 Dayton 4, Mlllburn 1 • BAGGER-VAC^Collection ALL SALE ITEMS Union 11, Johnson 1 Brearley 5, St. Mary's 0 5 System * SPUMANTE CHABLIS rtf|MM SALE ENDS Bpyt track rtf|MM • 4-cycle engine (no mixing Volleyball . of oil and gas) SAT. MAY 25th 1985 Unlon78,Rahw«y53 CAR WASH • Variable speed control Union?*, WesUleldM - Summll3,Dnytona .- •••• • • TWo season warranty • Local service and parts Metro Professional All these FINANCE CONSERVATION Dating Referral Service! features plus Take the guessing out of Blind Dating] 5-functlon Date by choice, not by chance . mowing: MEASURES AT VERY LOW Il'i time to think . you can 992-9555 Fre» Brochura Fort Las Office mulch, side Atkln* Building discharge, INTEREST RATES 349 E, Northflald Ava. ESSEX COUNTY COLLEGE HOW IMPORTANT IS CREDIT HISTORY? bag clippings, '•M Suite LLB • Livingston lot quality education at an ailordablo eost dethatch,* and You are not alone If you were value as collateral. Also looked vacuum leaves-and D«gr«« and cmtmmt ptogtmmm include . affected adversley by the last, at will be the. amount of the save big on our Accounting Engineering deep recession. Unemployment down payment, your total preseason bargains. reached Its peak and many family Income and, yes, also Architectural Technology > Media Production families had trouble paying your, past credit history, so, • 'Optional. i Business Administration Nursing The Car Spa Offer expires (date). ...AS LOW AS 0 bills. Say,' this was your posi- your credit history Is only one Computer/Information Science Ophthalmic Dispensing plr Ji ' tion. Your credit rating had of many factors to be con- As part of our Conserve & Save Physical Therapist Asst. sunk to a new low. However, sidered. SPRINGFIELD AVE 'S30,000.rnay qualify for financing Dental Hygiene Program, working with the New Radiography you are back at work and have If your credit has Improved at 8.5 per cent,Interest for up to Education UNION THE [OICE Jersey Board Of FuWlc Utilities ; • Social Work saved enough for a downpay- markedly, It would be to your PORTO .• four years. ment on a home. Will your Jin The Union Maiket Parking Lot) ~1MERS. ant/the New Jersey Departmentof -' Hundred* of course* available this FALL advantage to contact your local 'poor, past credit picture pre- Energy, we're'making no-interest at convenient times and location* credit agency for a copy of your ; vent you from getting a home Clark Union ^ and'low-interest loans available ; These loans range from SSOO td file. If there are discrepancies, THIS COUPON For Information on early FALL enrollment loan? have them cleared up. When Clark Power Equipment Acme Uwn I Snow through participating banks for _^i4000 and may be used for insu- O«. fcvJO— fatete Cm W«* 1132 WestUeld Ave. 2472 Vauic Hall Rd. ^'^latioh. caulking, storm or thermal' Mod.1 S2M2NK Maybe and maybe not. The you approach the bank, be conservatioh improvement Not Shown CALL 877-3100 381-3777 964-3776 • . .windows and doors, water heater. lender will look at many fac- honest and forthright and your Mountainside measures. • Cbl«Cjpibiliti« chances for approval will be 'The. Car Spa wraps/, furnace or water heater - or return coupon tors, especially the appraisal of General Motor Service the home to determine Its enhanced. 1086 Glow live. Any Hlizabethtown Gas residential. ' replacement Ipw-flow shovA/er- lamlntorattodin. $ Maplewood ' 1 1 233-4920 Westfield heating customer who owns the heads, faucet aerators and others- Addrei* ONLY Blanktn Hardware ho/ne may request financing for (HIiiKpiin 5/30/85 '" 1970 Springfield Awe. MclntwesUwnmower, C«rtltlcita_ 235 Elmer Street li_ conservation ' • • Tp be"e||gib|e, yournust first have 762-5100 Phone. Short-Term Training 232-2528 ^Improvement ./avHprT?e Erj^rgy Savings Program SAME DAY SERVICE DEMOCRATS FOR ASSEMBLY ! 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Jersey Street Complete Cardboard & Wood Elizabeth 352-6664 Recycling ' Mark Bann worth-Manager 4- Mary K. Bannworth-Director 4- • *• KITCHEN CUPBOARD on 4- AtOnrNewAddnss 4- CANGE MOTORS lSSOM^inSt. 4- . Union Collision Experts Rah way 388-4)084 4- Insurance Experts HOMEMADE CANDY 4- 465LehiBhAvo. CANDY MAKING & BAKING SUPPLIES County 4- Union, 687-3542 ~ FREE PARKING BEHIND STORE May 23,1985 4- Section Two of tiie Union Leader, Springfield Leader, Mountainside Echo, Linden Leader, The Spectator, Kenilworth Leader * • Over 70,000 Readers * CITY FEDERAL SAVINGS 4- & LOAN ASSN. ^s^i? Union 686-7843 * 1057 Stnyvesant Ave. Open Thursday* Friday Until 9 P.M. I Union 687-9378 ' 4- treat for special children 1380 Morris Ave., Union 4 2657 Morris Ave., Union 4- SHALOM MEMORIALS 4 2720 Morris Ave., Union Hit Inrraaut AT.. Union Celebrities kick off telethon by visiting hospital , BamOalldMounuate i •nroa Plaqaaa-Kaaaonabb Prln. By SHAWN EVANS Presbyterian Medical Center) New York City. CaUAaAppftlMnMatslM-SISl *• * • Children's Specialized Hospital is designed to The'Children's Miracle Network, Telethon is "ALL THAT DANCE" provide its patients with unique attention for their produced by the Osmond Foundation, which was MlduUSalvaoto-Kowalaki SHOP RITE STORES & special needs. . formed by the Osmond family as the charitable N*w Location At: WAKEFERN FOOD CORP But recently, the children and staff as well arm of the family organization. It joined forces in 704 J«n.y Avanna MOTorkSlnai * Dtabath 391-4118 Memonal Day, 1985...let's stand together in EUubatliB>7-3I0O * received more than a special treat when two 1982 with the National Association of Children's • M.mbor DEB, PDTA, DMA, IDEA if national celebrities graced the corridors of the Hospitals and Related Institutions. 4- 4- proud rememberance and solemn mourning of * facility on New Providence Road in Mountainside. This year's telethon will air for the third con- * Amenca'a finest, those courageous men and SHOR'S DRUGS As the children were wheeled into a large secutive year. The first annual telethon raised in THE MEDICAL physical therapy room, anticipation filled the air. excess of $4.7 million for Hospitals for Children, * ARLENE PERSONNEL women of our armed forces, who gave their SERVICE CENTER Although conversation was evident — the with the second raising $12,017,000, with more Panzunanl-fiill Tim* FUcamanl 401H. Wood Ara. CLEIUCHL-StXRETJUUAIi comments were minimized as the children pushed than 100 stations and nearly the same number of EXECUTIVE PLACEMENT lives so that this nation might live on. Llndan46J-J15B 372 Morrla Av.., SpiinafUM 576 Nona Broad II. closer together for their honored guests. hospitals represented throughput the United EUbh 379-3399 "There she is," yelled an anxious viewer, as the •.States. Officials also noted it is the second largest This message is provided as a public service double doors of the hospital room opened. and fastest growing telethon in the nation. Enter, MarieOsmond. Richard Ahlfeld, executive director of Moun- * _byjhe following community-minded business SPRINGFIELD DIE .;• • Osmond, national co-chairman and host of the tainside's CSH, presented Osmond with a child ATLANTIC METAL PRODUCTS, INC CASTING CO., INC. 2ir«d.mHo.tl nSUxlnounHy.au National Children's Miracle Network Telethon, size T-shirt from the hospital. Sprlnsflald, 379-6200 Kanllwortn, N.J.24IM609 was accompanied by talented actor, director and "With us today, are the leaders of the telethon, FIVE POINTS LIQUOR MART LOCAL NO. 59SUAW writer John Amos, best known for his portrayal of the people who are making this all possible. I'd rina SalacUoa of WlaM-Uqnon TonyranunaiPm. •aar^oda | Kunte Kinte in- the television mini-series, ' like to present this shirt to Marie to give to her 920 Edoar Road SPRINGFIELD TdOL & DIE COMPANY INC. Ic. Cnbaa «, p.«y Naada UndanB02-SH2 340ChttSt nal "Roots." own little boy, and whenever she looks at it, she'll If BIERTUEMPrEL-OSTERTAG AGENCY, INC. H». Polnta Uoppinv C.nlaO The two joined with local participating hospitals think of us," Ahlfeld said. Raal Eatala-Iruaranca Dnlon68«-J237 • > If 1880MorrtaXva. Aitanl for N. J. Lottery tickaa to kick off the 1985 Telethon which will air in the a pleasure to be here," Osmond said. UaJoa 686-0036 , Fr*aDaliv«rr ' MAPLE LIQUOR SHOP Oj»n Monday EV.BIBJ, til Nln. Metropolitan area on Channel 9, June 1 and 2. ''We've spent most of the day going through all of NeSpttnsflaldAY*. SUN TOOL * MANUFACTURING CO Other hospitals visited by the two included the hospitals, and the best thing about this 4- "Inrlnstoa,3n-1000 lOMalTillaPlaoa Ton» ahop with coinnUl. Irrinjtan 371-4819 . Children's Hospital (United Hospitals Medical telethon is that 100 percent of the funds raised stay ixvatforr.Pufactfor 4- FOUR SEASONS PLAY ParUa* ud OUIa. W* Dallnr." Center) in Newark; Schneider Children's Hospital here in the local area; this is volunteerism at its BROUNELL-KRAMER-WALDOR AGENCY & RECREATION CENTER .! (Long Island Jewish Medical Center) in New best," Osmond said to the group. A COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE nnwiciimnusta,, ; MUMorrtaAva. Hyde Park, N.Y., and Babies Hospital, a division The theme of the show, "Make a Miracle •I Route 22, Union 6S7-O191 Union MM 133 MAPLEWOOD DODGE of the Presbyterian Hospital (Columbia- (Continued in page 2> rACTORT AUTHORIZED FRANCIS FAMILY CHEVROLET DISCOUNT DEALER IBM Iprlagflald Annna 1128Sprin(,naldATa. (. 4 inLyouAn. 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IprUanaldSJUWM OSCAR'S BAR.--. •prlngflald Road* Route U Ualon66a-W» ; SSfJSJ COPPER, INC. SPECIAL GUEST—Marie Osmond, national host with Physical Therapist Christie Carson. CSH Is a MIMW >• KanOworth OMltO ,' ".' .'•,,..'' of the National Children's Miracle Network pedlatrlc rehabilitation facility for physically COMMUNITY PLUMBING SUPPLY COMPANY Telethon, shares a smile with IIHIe Joey Reyes, a disabled children and adolescents. It Is located on 4- KITCHEN CABINETS & BATHROOM VANITIES INTER COMMUNITY BANK patient at Children's Specialized Hospital, along New Providence Road In Mountainside. Ml W. (tout. 22-NaM to Lido Dinar Member F.D.I.C ' . ' OZZIE'S CUSTOM DRY CLEANING, INC w VERMITOX LABORATORIES, INC 4- C.nt.tUl. - M MUIIHOT ««., IprlsoitoU 4U-M0O Ml»Va«x»aURoad ' MARIE OSMOND (Photos by John Boutslkaris)', ' U«lo. 6M-4144 ; '. 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'r '' FIRESIDE FLORIST LINDEN MONUMENTAL WORKS, INC. rWmnroiAUOoewlau tSMMomaJIMM m DsloatM-KM Or*a?ltar> : ::• ':,r :ti ..I;-1,:;:»! nORI'S UNION IXOKIST, INC: UNDENMOTOlt fREIOHT BEIT IN TRyCK^NO * WAHEHOUUNO * ' VaJaOHMNt ii I OntWOu^l ii^^^&l^«fiiS^ Chilr&n's t©fefho/t Ackerman is'Evita' (Continued from page I) the entire child," Osmond said: .Happen," will air'live for 21"hours She told the group there are 35 / from the Osmond Studios in Orem, grandchildren in the Osmond . foitSetbn flail run in Paper Mill show Utah. family. ' The Celtic Theater Company's production, of "The Emigrant Journey/' a By BEA SMITH include "Carousel,"starring (the Amos, also a former pro-football "We Just love kids. Children, ho I musical revue, complied by Dr. James P.,McGIone and arranged by Stephen Loni Ackerman, who appeared as Paper Mill's answer to Nelson Eddy player, said he was asked to par- • matter what color, what race, what Yates, which deals with the adventure of the Irish in America, will be Evita on Broadway, is portraying, and Jeanette MacDonald) White and ticipate in the telethon two-years religion, deserve a chance at life. presented on the South Orange campus of Seton Hall University tonight the title role in "Evita," which McCauley; "Windy Cjty," a new ago when he himself was a patient at We're, out to give it to them," through Saturday, May 30 to June land June 6 through 8. opened last evening at the Paper musical, and,"Run For Your Wife," a Newark hospital for a leg injury. Osmond said. The production, divided into two acts, will include songs, recitation and Mill Playhouse, Millburn, and will a new farce, which is being staged in "I'm glad to be back and I'm ' dance composed by Irish-Americana during (he latter half of the. 19th Cen- run through June 30. Donna Marie London, England. . looking forward to this year; I think Although the duo only stayed for 15 tury and the beginning of the 20th. Members of the theater company will be Elio will play the role on Thursday "Windy City," based on the Ben the success will double and even minutes before venturing off, it was joined by Jack McCarthy, Irish-American, who has served as host for the St. an Saturday matinees during its Hecht and Charles MacArthur play, triple with all of your help," he said. evident that the visit instilled hope In Patrick Day Parade for many years. Acting as narrator,.McCarthy will tell ' Millburn run. Also starring are John "The Front Page," will open the new Amos will host the New York the children. the story of the "The Emigrant Journey. ' Herrera, who played Che on season at the Mill. It will run-from segments of the show. > "Mom, look! Marie gave me her Tickets are oh sale at the Seton Hall University box office in the Bishop Broadway and opened the'national Sept. 18 through Oct. 27. David Bell Osmond said the telethon started autograph," said one patient. "I Dougherty Student Center, or can be purchased on the night of the per- tour of "Evita" in Chicago, and will serve as director and because they wanted to do. wonder if she'U give me a kiss." formance. Free parking is available. Reservations or more information can David Brummel, who also played choreographer. "Carousel," which something to help children in need. His dream was answered, as the be obtained by calling 761-9100. " the role of Peron in the first national will run from Nov. 6 through Dec. 15, "We realized, when it boils down personable young lady brushed company opposite Ackerman. will be directed by Robert Johanson to it, what better, place is there than against his face before being • "Evita" is based on the life of the ("Show Boat"). "Run For Your a children's hospital, which treats escorted out. Israeli violinist to play legendary Eva Peron, the second Wife" will be staged Jan. 8, 1986, The. Livingston Symphony Or- and Canada before coming to the wife of Argentine dictator Juan through Feb. 9. chestra will present its final concert United States In 1967. Peron. . Rodnding out the season, says Del Arts and crafts shoW set June I ' of the season Saturday at 8:30 p.m.. 1 The orchestra is comprised of non- The Paper Mill began its spring Rossi, will be two more musicals featuring Israeli violinist Sergiu professional • musicians, sup- celebration with a party on May 16 toand one play to be announced this The Scotch Plains-Fanwood Art Association's' 19th annual outdoor JOSEPH GRADO of West- Schwartz. The free concert will be plemented for. the 'four principal honor members of the community, summer. Leading the list of arts and crafts show and sale will be held Saturday, June 1 from 10 a.m. field will sing the title role of presented in the Livingston High concerts of each season by subscribers and celebrities "who possibilities, he says, are "The to 5 p.m. on the Municipal.Green, Park Avenue and Front Street, Verdi's 'Otello' June 2 at 3 School auditorium. . professional • performers. The have played an important role in the Great Waltz," "Brighton Beach Scotch Plains. , ... p.m. In the Westfleld concerts are all free and open to the theater's 50-year history." Among Memoirs" and "Upper Broadway," Artists and craf ters from the tri-state area as well as local artists are LABELING—Every Heinz Baby Food and Instant Baby Presbyterian Church, East The soloist will be heard in the public, with operating funds derived those present were Richard White a new play, to star either Nanette expected to attend. The rain da(e is June 8. Additional information is Food label returned to the Children's Miracle Network LONI ACKERMAN Fabray of Beatrice Arthur Broad Street and Mountain violin concerto In D by Beethoyan. from . donations by Individuals, and Judith McCauley, who appeared Avenue. Music director will available by calling 757-3717. . , Telethon office at Children's Specialized Hospital; Moun- ("Maude"). An international performer, he also foundations and corporations. in the past musical production, be Brad Kelmach. tainside, before June 1 will be redeemed by the H. J. Heinz "Show Boat;" members of the Co. for six cents, the promotion Is being run In conjunction conducts master classes in the Financial support in the form of a Additional information can be United States, West- Germany and grant from CfT Financial Cor- press, subscribers, business com- obtained by calling 379-3717 or 376- with the Children's Miracle Network Telethon to be aired on 'Crimes' due munity representatives and the England. , " • poration has made possible the 4343; . . . WOR-TV, Channel 9, June 1-2. Shirley Blegler, standing, Gateway Tourism Council, staff, community resources coordinator at Children's Specialized appearance by Sergiu Schwartz with in Montclair donors and trustees. These trips are 'by the book' Hospital, looks on as Edgar and Eleanor Wallace of West- The orchestra is concluding its the orchestra on Saturday. SHOP LOCAL field, project chairpersons, count returns. ••,-..'.• .',•, first season under the direction of The.concert also is supported In The Studio Players will present During the celebration on May 16, ANDSAVKC.AS By ALAN CARUBA ($8.95, Entwood Publishing, POB everything from how to plug Into Istavan - Jaray, Hungarian-born part by a grant from the New Jersey Beth Henley's Pulitzer Prize- Angelo Del Rossi, Paper Mill SHOP OUH ADVERTISERS executive producer, announced Are you thinking about doing some 268, Wausau, WI 54401) surely is their electricity, use a telphone, musician, who conducted in England State Council on the Arts. . . winning - comedy, "Crimes of the AND SAVE MONEY traveling now that the spring has definitive because it has a lot of mail a letter, avoid tourist rip-offs Heart," June 1 through 15 at the plans for the new season, which will arrived? Planning a summer information and photos. • And who and much, much more. I wouldn't Volunteers li Studio Playhouse, 14 Alvin Place, vacation? Well, I have the usual tone else could have written on this even get on the plane without having Hannig featured in chorale Upper Montclair. The play will be of travel books on my desk, so let's" subject? - read this book and then I'd still take directed by Steve Q'Donnell. , . look through them and see If one Planning to live on both coasts or it along for insurance. I'd stuff Marian Hannig of Union was the featured soprano soloist with the Rutgers . It was announced, that the box may be useful to you? maybe move to the West? Well, pick "Europe: Where the Fun Is" ($7.95, to telethon efforts University Chorale in their annual spring concert April 28: The chorale office will open for reservations on Reader's Digest has published up "The Biocoastal Bible: A Sur- Mustang Publishing, 4651 Yale Volunteer effort is not strange to offered at the Jewish Community consisted of 106 members and was conducted by John Eric Floreen. Monday, and information can be "Our National Parks", ($24, vival Manual for the New York/Los Station, New Haven, CT 08520) Into .Edgar and Eleanor, Wallace'of Center, Green, Lane in Union and The program was in celebration of the 300th anniversary of the birth of obtained by calling 744-9752 from 1 to e can turn your house into a Reader's Digest Assn.), a 352-page Angeles Commuter or Transplant." my luggage. as well, Six million Westfield, but they never thought Martine Ave in Scotch Plains. - Johann. Sebastian Bach and George Frideric.Handel, and-the 400th an: 4 p.m. and from 7 to 9 p.m. Per- beautiful, maintenance-free, Americans will journey to Europe W tribute to our nation's wilderness It will save you days of distress, counting baby food labels would be . The spring programs are designed nlvereary of Heinrich Scbeutz. In addition tochora l works by the com- formances will be at 8:30 p.m. On fuel efficient, stucco, stone or brick heritage. There are more than 400 solving all kinds of problems as to this summer and most will end up helpful to anyone. to help develop, personal levels of posers, the Chorale was featured in the American East Coast premiere of the week nights and Saturdays and at photographs and illustrations in this where to find housing, how to get bored to death with historic sights. The Wallaces, both veteran fitness, concentrate on muscle tone, , Cantata on Psalm III by Johann Friedrich Doles, a student of Bach.-Hannig 7:30 p.m. on Sundays. home. And we can do It for less book which drew on the talents of the around, where to buy and what to do Rollln Riggs and Bruce Jacobsen volunteers at Children's Specialized flexibility, spot reducing, strength was the soprano soloist for the premiere performance of the Doles Cantata. The Studio Players is a not-for- will tell you about where the natives than you think. country's best outdoor writers, for fun in your spare time, if you Hospital, are chairing an unusual and fun. • • • Hannig is the daughter of Irene M. Hannig of Union and the late Mr. Er- profit community theater and has go to have a good time. Absolutely nature photographers and artists. have any. (From Walker and fund-raising effort linked to the n«st J. Hannig, She is a'graduate student at Rutgers, and is presently ' been producing shows in Montclair Invaluable 1 ..•'.,-. 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TOWN ft COUNTRY spect and test computer equip- Mon.-fri. 10AM-3 PM quired. Steno required for FREE ESTIMATES CONTRACTORS Good, accurate typing skills and ability to work with typing skills with knowledge secretarial position. Word SERVICE service, electric operators 8. HOME IMPROVEMENT ment. Electronic experience SERVICES OFFERED Two rooms or more-No charge . Salei/Parts-15 Short Hills P. CANTARELLA Ml INC.- radio controls. STEVEN'S Rooms Painted, Ugh IB years expelence. Inexpen- helpful. Ploase call 789-9200. figures to provide clerical support to. our telemarketing of >steno and dictaphone. Processing a plus. Benefits for for Scotchguard and Deor Salary open. Call 574-9700, ask ALL NATURAL Ave., Three generations of asphalt, OVERHEAD DOOR, 241-0749. Masonry, Carpentry,Drop sive. KITCHENS 8. representatives. > , permanent- employees In- d o r I i . e • r paving, driveways, parking Ceilings, Storm Doors and Air BATHROOMS REMODLED. OFFICE-ASSISTANT, for Karen: clude: Free tuition, liberal • VITAMINS Short Hills, (opposite the Clerical and typing. Little ex- Interviews will be held from 9AM-2 PM at our Personnel CALL JERRY 241-7949 Chanticler") lots, seal coating. Free Conditioners Installed, PLUMBING-ELECTRICAL Department IN ELIZABETH. OR, call Ms. Nozarl at 354- SEWING MACHINE vacation, holidays and Nutritional Skin Care Pro- 379-3335 estimates 687-1775. METROPOLITAN DOOR CO. Free Estimates Call 687-B520 also odd lobs. Celling fans, perience for bright beginner. medical coverage. Call Per- ducts Modern office. Springfield 3400, Ext. 2044. OPERATQR'Drapery shop. Residential, Commercial, • track lighting. Insulation pro- sonnel for an appointment 761- •LOTIONS REPAIRING ft SERVICING TV'S, VCR, WASHERS- R ft T PUGLIESE-Asphalt IMPROVE YOUR HOME lects, hot Water heaters 8, fur- location. Call 7620080. Full/part time. Steady work. OF ALL MAKES ft MODELS Sales, Repairs & Installed The National 925-8581, Linden. • 9177. Equal opportunity, affir- •LIPSTICKS DRYERS- Appliances Paving, Driveways, Parking Service & Parts Department WITH GIL. ABASEMENTS > naces. Free estimates. ' - mative action. ' :". •CREAMS • •TV's 'Walkmans Unlimited.- RCA, ZENITH, Lots, Curbs & Concrete work. Automatic & radio control DECKS • WOOD FENCES • Call 688-5885 •ETC. ' WHIRLPOOL, ETC. Call 374 Fully Insured, Free estimates, ORDER ENTRY CLERK I State Bank STOCK CLERK TEACHERS NEEDEO-For •Stereo's •Cordless phones door openers. CUSTOM BUILT B. Well established rapidly grow- Help wanted for greeting card Send for FREE brochure 3008 Monday thru Thursday 9 Resldentlal/Commerlcal. 272 REPAIRS. 964-8364. 68 Broad Sttool. ' . - '85, '84 school year. Grades K •Cass. Decks Free estimates. Fully Insured INCOME TAX RETURN ing distributor of cleaning sup- Elizabeth, N.J. 07207 . - company. Varied- duties In- JULIETOIFT WORLD am to 9 pm. Shop at home and 8845. . 241-5550 plies requires skilled order en- clude handling of stock and thru 8. Catholic School,, also P.O. BOX 1M • $10.00 off any Color Free delivery. . J ft D-General contracting and Art teacher part time. Send Springfield, N.J. 07011 SEAL-A-DRIVESave You small Improvements plus try clerk for product list of operation of folding machine. TV repairs GENERAL SERVICES 5 INCOME TAX RETURNS several thousand Items. Ex- Company benefits Include life resume to Classified Box 4355, $5.00 off on any Driveway. Make It look better home security. NO JOB TOO PAYROLL County Leader Newspapers,' BURGLAR ALARMS SMALL. Estimates Given. PREPARED FROM $10.00. cellent communicative skills insurance, paid hospitalize- AU GUTTERS other Items and last longer by having a A TO Z-SEWER CLEANING 686-3603 needed for hoavy phone con- tlon and holidays,. Apply In 1291 stuyvesant Avenue, I Will DlcJ^upg, deliver BELLA PALERMO Seal-A-Drive Application. Cal SERVICE, and Heating Con 687-5341. PARTTIME CLERK Union, NJ 07083.' i - tact.' Computer experience Qp you like figures? Fast ex- person. Fravessl Lamont, Inc. ANY HOUSE PASTRY SHOP ft 273-8588 For Free Estimate. tractor, 24 hour dependable requlred-ADP systems prefer- 11 Edison Place, Springfield, FREE OF CHARGE INSURANCE panding supermarket chain T.V. REPAIR-Man/W, full - Call Anytime CAFE SINCE 1931 service. Free estimates, 276 MAKE OLD red. Good working conditions RCA NJ. Equal Opportunity TED SLACK-Pavliig Contrac 3813. . • has an Immediate f/t opening time. Must-be-experienced HOME 687-1425 SPECIALIZING IN: tors Inc. Driveways, Curbing, SHOPPING-FOR HOMt and benefits package. Call for Employer. ' , : .-Call Bill Price Roof Ing WEDDING CAKES, BIR CEILINGS OWNERS INSURANCE? appointment. SERVICE CO. In our executive office for an with TVs and VCRs. Salary BUS. 991-0030 Parking Lots, Sidewalks, In- KARYN 8, ' RISA'S experienced payroll clerk. will commensurate with abili- Shingles-Slate-Flat Roofs and THDAYS, ANNIVERSARIES, union County , & Vicinity. SMALL-busy office needs full R e p a L r s dustrial 8, Residential. Free ERRANDS-499-8534/574-2757 NEW ALSOBEL Background should Include:. ty, call to appointment. 686- SHOWERS, ETC. Estimates, Fully Insured. 964- $75,OOO-annual premium $230; ARE YOU A time person with good Fully Insured-Frlendly Free Ship Yost PttctbWi 619 Elizabeth Avenue, Let Us Run Your Errands' - 'SHEET ROCK $100,000-annual premium •1-2 yrs. In a payroll environ- 5757. • . ' i . 5340, None too large or too small. BILLELMAN, INC. HOMEMAKER, A BIL- telephone skills to answer E s t I m, a t e s UNITED PARCEL SERVICE Elizabeth, N.J. 07204.' •SUSPENDED $310; $125,000-annual ment. • . phones and schedule appoint- Free Your Busy Work 4 Central Ave., West Orange INGUAL OR AN IN- •CRT experience preferred. 484-7764 ' • , 354-8410 premium > $400; $150,000- DIVIDUAL SEEKING A ments. Some LIGHT general TYPIST Schedule. REASONABLE PLASTER annual premium $505. Call •Typing 40 WPM. A TO Z-SEWER CLEANING- ALL SPORTS GIFT ELECTRICIANS RATES. We do grocery shopp- 6736161 SECOND INCOME? office work. Non-smoker FULLTIME WHEN DOING TYPESORT •PATCHING C.B.S. INSURANCE, 640 •Good aptitude with figures. preferred. Call 944-4228. Service & Heating Contrator, ing, gift buying, 1 item er- PEOPLE NEED HELP THEN WE WANT •Excellent communication' For small manufacturing firm UT UNDER BAKERY Stuyvesant Avenue, Irving- YOUIII In East Orange. 75 wpm; steno 24 hour dependable service. &TROPHT rands, party shopping. Special Dm 824-7600 tlon, 375-0500. Be a certified health aide In a skills. ••••'., ' ' • Free estimate 276-3813. Senior Citizen Rates and Ser- caring agency. Free training. helpful.' Good ' benefits and 1559 Springfield Avenue NETWORK . 687-4163 You will be responsible for SUMMER Maplewood' , 742-7231 vice. Men and women students to payroll functions (Inclusive of working conditions. Call 678: AAA SECURITY COMPANY- ELECTRIC work In homes In your area. WEOFFER... . JOBS 7113, for appointment. Packaging Supplies For Sale. CATERING INTERIOR DECORATING • Company Paid Benefits payroll Input via CRT, Burglar, Fire; Hold-Up LICENSE MELO CONTRACTORS-WIII Starling salary $4.00 an hour, employee file updates and Available at Private Swim Systems: Free Estimates, 851- TELEPHONES- Installed, GUTTERS tLEADERS build your deck and paint your BAREWalls-Bare Windows? regular raises, bonuses, flexi- • Paid training UNION-flrm.has openings In DESSERTS ft MORE- payroll documentation), ad- Club Snack Bar. Call 447-8954 accounting department, for 9044. • . '. •••• . ' •..-. . . Moved 8. Serviced systems. Caterlng for Company and No. 7331 house. Call 245-5280. One affordable source for all ble hours, mileage paid, car • Excellent starting after 5 PM for interview. Jacks and multl line systems GUTTERS « LEADERS- your decorating needs. salary ministration and other payroll qualified person. Good ap- Private Picnics.. We supply •Commercial Thoroughly cleaned, flushed. necessary. related projects/assignments. B, A S E M E N T Installed ,In . homes and everything. Call Susan, 851- •Industrial . MCDONALD'S HOME Lamps, tables, brass accents, Visiting Homemakers, • Conv. Hrs6-9PM titude with figures and typing WATER PROOFING-Sump businesses. Call RING-TELE Insured. $30 to $50. Minor Tree REPAIRS-25 yrs. experience upholstery, draperies, ver- If you like a fast-paced at- required. Benefits and growth 9564. , j_! : •Residential Trimming. Clip 'n Save. Ned Westfleld. mosphere that offer Pumps, installed or full COMMUNICATIONS. 371- •Installation In repairs and replacements. ticals, pictures, mirrors, ac- L. Mills, 233-3113. If you are customer SECRETARY potential. Call for appoint/ drainage systems. Life time 3311. "-., ' ! Stevens 226-7379. Seven days 5 Chimneys, roofs, siding, gut- cessories. Shop In privacy of oriented and, have good challenge, good starting Experience required; typing, ment,• 488-7800, ex. 30, Ms. . and repairs 9P.M: * salary and benefits package, guarantee on basements. Call CARPENTRY 381-0450 ters, leaders, carpentry, win- your home. Call Jacqueline, PART TIME/FULL TlME- verbal skills, we have an steno/dlctaphone, general of- Mlkos. for. free estimate 684-3089 or dow chains and glass, pain- 964-9530. please contact Linda Feldman fice duties. Pleasant working G.OREENWALD Fully Insured GUTTERS'LEADERS Unlon County law firm located excellent opportunity for 444-3966, , ; •' •"• PACKAGE SHIPPING 1 ting, tree trimming. All work In the Mlllburn/Sprlngfleld you.. For more Informa- for Interview appointment at conditions. Springfield loca- U N I ON - CO UN TV Carpenter Contractors Free Estimates UNDERGROUND DRAINS SYNAGOGUE needs -part guaranteed In writing. Free area, seeks secretary with tion apply In person or 352-4400, ext. 205. , . tion, please, call Personnel CALLIORAPHYThe art of All type repairs/remodeling, estimates, fully Insured.' EWELERS 5 civil litigation experience. call Mr. West at: Manager 376-4242. time secretary. 10am-2pm, 5 kitchen, porches, enclosures, Throughly Cleaned days per week, salary com- beautiful writing expertly . Ship Your Parcels VIA Reasonable rates, 382-6244. — NEW JERSEY Salary commensurate with MAYFAIR/ done for, your wedding invita- cellars, attics. Fully Insured, SPURR ELECTRIC & Flushed SALES-Female part time. mensurate with experience. UNITED rum. estimates given 688-2984, Small Repairs •NEW YORK experience. Call Colleen Mur- 486-2433 Good typist. Call 487-2120 tions or other special occas- HEN AND MARGOLIN . phy 544-4500. Make big bucks' doing fun ions. Call Debbie. 688-9449. . :• •'••;• SERVICE •••:' Small |obs. •FREE ESTIMATES •ANTWERP FOODTOWN homepartles. Call 679-0220. between 10am-2pm. -'"'-• > ALTERATION WORK ' HOMEIMPR.CO. DIAMOND SETTING PARCELS UNLIMITED • PROMPT SERVICE Siding, Decks, Kitchens,' PART TIME-DIVERSIFIED AGENCY '•'•'' IMPROVE YOUR HOME Ipeclallzing •• In Recessed •FULLY INSURED - EXTRAODINAIRE SUPERMARKETS SALES PERSON-Part 'time, WALK IN MEDICAL CARE DRAPERIES PLUS Bathrooms, Roofing, Pain- POSITION IN PRINTING OF- Elizabeth, N.J. ALL SPORTS GIFT ft WITH OIL- We do repairs- Ightlng and service changing. ting, Additions, Dormers, For- MANUFACTURING apply - at; 1275 Stuyvesant Discount' Prices/Custom SPECIAL ORDERS FICE. Flexible' hours and Equal Oppty Emp. M/F - CENTER-LOCATED 'IN Made. 30% to 50% OFF. Ver- TROPHY build anything from shelves to Mark Melse mica Specialists, Refaclng, days. Permanent position for 210 W. SI George Aw. Avenue, Union, 687-5490. home Improvements. Large licensed «lu«n)d OFFICIAL O.I.A. . UMION, SEEKS EXr tical blinds. Mini blinds, 1559 Springfield Aveue 22M965 Vanities, Counter Tops, energetic, organized, per- PART TIME- Sales help1 PERIENCED.R.N.'S. X RAY (.small lobs. 964-8344 or 944- NoJobTMSmaU IMPORTER Linden, N,J. 07036 Woven Woods, Custom Maplewood .- 762'7231 GUTTERS- Modulars. 686-8980. sonable. Individual With an ap- Equal Opportunity wanted. Sundays, 12pm-4pm.; TECHS, L.P.N.'S Who desire a Shades, Sun light 8. Soler 3575. U1-9S14 APPRAISER titude for numbers. Call STOCK' Help-Needed part diversified position that In- ' Packaging Supplies For Sale LEADERS Employer M/F/H. No experience necessary as time, after school hours.. App- Shades. FREE; IN HOME MELO CONTRACTORS- Sharon at 944-4422. long as you enjoy working clude* patient care and JOE DOMAN- 484-3824. CLEAN-FLUSH Resldentlal & Commercial. ly at 1275 Stuyvesant Avenue, ESTIMATE: 450-0458 ALTERATIONS/REPAIRS. SKI SETTING CO. with people. Call Stan Som- business functions. Previous ANYTIME. • • •' KC00NTIN6 ELECTROLYSIS Minor Tree DECKS SPECIALIST. Room PART TIME^Typlst and PART TIME-drlver with car mer. Union, For appointment. Union, 487-5490. -I'..'' physlcan office experience Is New or Enlarged. CLOSETS/- Trimming. Insured 905 Mountain Ave. to deliver SUNDAY or weekly additions-Replacement win- Springfield, New Jersey general office work. Union, 484-2400. necessary to |oln our 'Health Business/Personal- Accoun- CABINETS. .Customized CHRISTINE'S NICK KOSH dows a. doors-Solar Room- newspaper 4;30-7;00am, NO : iSUILTYf i TABLES/STORAGE AREAS, 376-8881 New Jersey. Call Mr. Orr, 687 Care Delivery Team In pro- ting, Tax Service. Call 688- ELECTROLYSIS 124-3322 Skylights. All Home Im- 2200. , . COLLECTIONS, Top Pay. Mr. PART TIME-Securlty guard. viding qualify Medical Care In Feeling guilty .for. putting off 5039. Evenings and weekends. FORMICA/WOOD, Call 7 Days provements. 245-5280. or 376-8880 U. at 757-5517/757-3949. ' SECRETARY that thank you note? At a loss PANELLING/SHEETROCK, Medically approved method of Np criminal record, previous With good typing and shor- a pleasant environment; lermanent hair removal. P/T RECEPTIONIST experience ' required; Part Emergency department ex- for words? Let us help with BOOKKEEPING SBRVICES- WINDOWS/DOORS. , ITCHEN CABINETS S thand skill* needed for your personal cor- First treatment Vi price . HOME IMPROVEMENTS NICO Typing required. Experience PART TIME-Laundromat at- time weekend night position Kenllworth office. Excellent perience a plus. Our facility Buslness Consultant, 'Taxes, HOME IMPROVEMENTS tendant, new and pleasant sur- available In senior citizen operates 12 hours a day, 345 respondence,..Silver Pen Are you In need of.these ser- Free Consultation BOB ftJEF F IOLLY MADISON preferred. Weekends and benefits and pleasant working CARPET CUE Reasonalbe rates • Additions • ITCHENS- Buy direct from holidays Included. Call?a.m. roundings, Union area. 227- building for responsible per-' daysa year, Part time and full Associates, 765-9853. vices? May we help you? Call STAW5KI • Kitchen. Remodeling conditions. Call Mrs. Glaser at time, positions available with Custom home alternation, In- factory and save. FREE to 4 p.m. 3579. son. Call 478-3883, for appoint- the Equitable: Financial Ser HORBALY'S ;• 'VA'MT'O 5270886 or.reply to P.O. Box STEAM . CARPET • Bathrooms ESTIMATES, Route 22 SPR- CORNEUHAU ment. .. • ;-•".,: • ' • . " rotating schedules that In- 734, UnlRn07083. -....,. CLEANINO-$17.99 per room. erlor and exterior. Complete • Redwood Decks PART TIME- Clerk, statistic vices245-8110,; .,;,*,.,, •,.,. ;, clude weekends. Reply with WRBCKBRS INCQpen Sun- carpentry service. . NGFIELD, 379-6070, Union 687-7800 days, 9!30 A.M. to 1 P.M., 381- Special 11 Half price Scot- • Aluminum Siding position, must be good with resume ' ana cover "letter 241-0045 • Roofing numbers. Light typing skills, stating'. position < desired, 2446. Route l, Avenel,. NJ chgard. Call, Clark Carpet JAN'S KITCHENS INC. PHOTO LAB WORK (Parts for American and Care, 381-1028. •"'• FENCES : . 'Dormers CUSTOM KITCHENS AT PART TIME SECRETARY required. 4 hours dally. salary requirements,. 'and BOB'S. HOME Permanent, part time help.. F6re!grt<;ars) ™;>';'•' * IMPROVEMENT- Basments • All Carpentry Work STOCK CABINET PRICES Position Includes receptionist Hillside, call for appointment, SECRETARY hours available to Classified ARIBL ' ' ALARMS- ft Z FENCE CO.-Chainllnk, 964-7112. European ft Traditional Con- 687-6204. - '.. .' wanted. Various hours ana. Box' 4353, , Suburban R*»ld«htlaiycpn>marcla| CLEAN UP SERVICE wood, dog runs, pools, .tree & Attics remodeled, Interior duties, requiring good phone various locations. Apply In For.archaeolog|cal woodwork- Publishing 1291 stuyvesanjburbant LOO,„J_ WBIOHTI-Feel r aria exterior painting, celling cepts. Featuring the * Dor- mannerism and adequate typ- ing firm In Union. Typing, III Security -Systems, Burglary, EXTERIORtH0U.se Wash, estimates,'. Free walk, gate MASTERING 8. PATCHING- wood Custom Cabinet Line* PART TIME-General office person; No phone calls. Color Avenue, Union; 07013JiVVf^. Locarl lOreiiGreatf lI 10 to 29 pounds, one Vinyl, Aluminum, Cedar, Kith purchase o! 100.feet or sheetrocked, suspended 8, ing skill*: Hours available 9-2. 1 month s^antato\7e • o> . 0 0. [ 1 1 Use this handy reference to nearby Use this handy reference to nearby businesses and services. They're businesses and services. They're Let an expert do it!as close as your telephone! as close as your telephone! ALARMS ALUM PRODS APPLIANCES JAIT3KITCHEMS, IMC. ARIEL ALARMS REPLACEMENT WINDOWS SPRING SPECIAL TESWS JOHNNY'S FACTORY AUTHORIZED CUSTOM T & T VINTLM ALUMINUM rsmme MADISON 25% OFF LANDSCAPING LANDSCAPING SERVICE KITCHENS AiqrKitdwflModtmization FIIEEUMtFanWw. RetMeatial/CoiMMKial Doon A Windows HOOVER •EUDEKA KITCHENS ATSTOCK MAINTENANCE FREE OLOSMOBILE DOITYOURSELFERS •SPRING CLEAN UP MAINTENANCE PANASONIC •FARKRWME 1 Buyv's: Direct CABINET Siding •Oultcri«Luit«ri • Oldest & Largest iSmm PRICES' SAVE UP TO •LMKN MAINTENANCE APPLIANCE REPAIR SERVICE * Exclusive EIClUSlXE -N From Factory Seeding •SPRING CIEANUP iaQMararitn'1 Aluminum Awninm-- European & Traditional Concept!. •SOD 1 SALES* PARTS Olds Dealer in ' VOtVO DEALER sod Doocj / Windon luMt oiom Featuring the ON STOCK CABINETS FERTIUZING Union County >)iM0HRli«V{ SUMMIT FREE ESTIMATES ' Top Soil • tPatioHoodi W»d |U< 30101 Horn 'Oorwood Custom Cabinet Line' • SEEDING FREE ESTIMATE 15 Sho.1 Hill! »w, Short Hill! htffvl'' )0»m lolpitt 6*7-3800 Planning Design Porch Enclmures ELIZABETH ' Rte. 22 Springfield CeNJanat Rtmodellna j |oppoill«th«"auntlcler"k MOTORS, INC. 273-4200 992-MOO Quilt, Hai/Ft* Mum. Free Estimate H1ERMM • Value Raftd Uied Cars 1688-58481 379:6070 6474SS6 tKSSKUb ForaFiwIn-H «8«VM23/24kr.Mn»M , 379-3335 : Sll Morris Ave. • ACtOBYltHVICE ElliabefhJM-IOSO IONO (EOMLtOilNC AUTOS WANTED CARPENTRY PAINTING CARPET CARE •i NI N' • SIKVIll LANDSCAPING LANDSCAPING LANDSCAPING LANDSCAPING MASONRY MASONRY ISTIANO JOEOOMAN VOLKMtT STEAM M00RH CIBNINO KENSUKTON MAHON TERRY ^gn-s MIKE CONGIALOSI WE PAY BROTMMtS . SrisKLEMAID LANDSCAPING General cleanup with sum- 686-3824 CARPET CLEANING SilViaiNC SERVICE LMOSCAPINGINC. mer contract. a 5 ALL MASONRY Ffon SpHMffMd Win paint pur home, . Comptatt Ldndtcaptdscap** V&D Transplanting t, replan- HOWEJi ^ CASH apartmeal, office, etc. TIRED OF CLEANING? '. • Sirvlce •Clean-ups CONSTRUCTION $17.d9 General Contractors ting. R.R. ties, drainage MASONRY FOR YOUR JUNK ALTERATION: GuttenclMMd Cleanupi • •Reseeding pipe, sod, sidewalks, etc. STEPS - PATIOS - SIOEWAIKS PER ROOM MalnMnmct' CONTRACTOR CAR OR TRUCK REPAIRS When we finish.your home Sprint Own ip, milMy MlnUuiKi, • New Lawns a Any size job. Commercial, CURBING" RETAININGW»US , Jl FREE Seed No Job loo imill or too big. •PRICIAUI , or office will sparkle. Ian mHnaUM, mi, fattlll»,'Ua» • Shrubs Industrial, Residential. ' •STEPS Nswor Enlarged i With any Interior or utwiar palntliti Hill Price Scotehprd Sod '••.,. ' •SIDEWALKS CUOSeTS/CABINEYS Try us and See our results.' • Shrub* . top toil, sknta mi tod. »«j naialabh 375-1253 (Ml Planting Monthly nuinluunct •PATIOS Cuiiomlltd TABLES/ We supply equipment.. • Reasonable Rat4n IRVINGTON luiniablt ' •DRIVEWAYS FREE ESTIMATES ' STORAGE AREAS CLARK CARPET HIGHEST PRICES Ouolttywork - CaFIKtn ClU Chlil or J.I. CALL ANYTIME: FORMIC A/ WOOD Iniurtd MhSOi 9644232 No lob too MUD PAID! PAMELLING/SHEETROCK 56W«39-Don CARE 8SI-0«78 687-8357 763-1543 WINDOWS/DOORS 33MH2-H** : 3814028 :* 763^0913 FmEit 964-8425 MASONRY CONCERT TICKETS DRIVEWAYS RRIVl WAYS DRIVEWAYS DRIVEWAYS ELECTRICIAN SECURITY SYSTEMS MASONRY UNION TICKETS MASON DUMP FOR HIRE] SOUTHSIDE 7022 Morris Avenue AL NELSON R1TPUGLIESE >VE^& TZW<**± ^URRi^TR,t STEPS •WALKS STEPS Union, New Jersey AAA SECURITY MASONRY WE PICK UP LOADS OF MOVING MASONRY ASPHALT PAVING ELECTRICAL SIDEWALKS Broken Concrete 851-2880 DRIVEWAYS make it lookj>etter ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS . PATIOS ALL MASONRY COMPANY All Masonry. Brick Asphalt •Iron Miiden PARKING LOTS and last longer by \V NEW AND' • Quality Work ' - •BURGLAR *FIRE Slate & Stone • Mltrpao 'o,';' * ^ ^ *> ^ ^ \ LVVNI^V.^ • Model CT105I6 4 Wheel Drive STD Equlp-Powcr Brakes-4 Cyl.-Bucket Seau-Chrome Bumptrt-Tinted Glais-Dual- Mlrron-2 SPD Wiper-Optional.Equip.- Rear Seat-Rear Defroiter-Alr-Coruole-V6-Auto/- Ovcrdrlve-20 Gal Tank-Power Steering-ITilt Whl.-HD WEEKEND Batt-Stereo-Radlator & Trans Cooler-Gases-Stock No. 737. List M3.744.00, • : ' .'• n2,534 Union Countyvs most reliable used cars. 84'CORVETTE 79'SEVILLE CADILLAC 83'CELEBRITY " 81* CUTLASS SUPREME ^ 83'CHEVErrEo -: a cyl. Auto, i»/i. »/t>. p/wlndowi A/C, • CyU, Fool Inlocl. Auto, PW ST. PW 1 door v-4 auto Aye P/I.P/B, T/O, POL, 4 woy tool, R. dol., crulio, BK. PW Windows, PW door locks, 4 cyl., auto. P/S, P/S, T/O, A/C, R. R. dol- AM FM Sloroo Radio, iMlMr In!., Boto AM/FM cats.. Ilk PW SMS Soots. TM OlSSS, Air, Till dol., AM PM Radio. Slk No. «MJ. Ruckot Soott. Slk. No. 4oft, mllti Ho.45M.mlloiII.sn. . Whool. Roar Doha, Sloroo Taps. Slk lUllmllot. ', U.II4. •: . •.' ,-•_ • .. . ,. 519,995 No. 414SA, mllos ShUi.. • *8295 *7495 M'Z-28 83'MONTE CARLO 81'FIREBIRD 78'CAO COUPE D'WILH Ckovy, ] door, v/a, ] saood Irani. HO 1 door, v^ AoM, pi, pa,' T/O, A/C. Cbovy. V/o, AuM, P/S. P/B, T/O, A/- REGENCY Ponlloc v/» aoiOjPJ, PW, P». T/O, , '•4 •atlat.PS, PB, T/O.A/C, P/W, R/. C, R/dol., Powor Wlodowi. AM PM OWt. V/a. ABM, P/S. P/B, T/O, A/C •Ml. P/DL. T-TOS*. An Pm Soroo. Slk. Sloroo. Slk No. 4IM. Mllot SM7S. tnt. mllos I»,J51 ' p/DL, PW stats. Tilt. CntlM. lloroo. 4 BIG DAYS Slk Ho. 4US, Mllos M41I ' : : FREE PARKING $11,495 *7995 $7485 :>:'V.,':^5995, -.'v '\ . r'•>:•;• *4995 • ' : In UNION CENTER 84'CAPRICE CL 82'REGAL .c fj^CEIiBRiTY^ 81'BONNEVIli 81'MALIBU WAGON Chevrolet, 4 door, V/l, Auto, P/S, PA J door V* auto P/S, P/B.T/O.R./- Ptatiac 4 door.v/4. Aolo, P/», P/l,'. T/O, A/C, avdol^ Tilt. Cn|st. t way at the Bonne! CL B, T/O, A/C, R/Def,, P/W, P/Door dol., A/C, P/W. AM FM Radio. Loch, Cruite, AM I'M Stereo. St*. No. Powor saat, AM FM Sloroo casttnt. ss^^siP^.4^MRii4sihr*. Crulio Mlloi3t,Ul. slk.No..4Mo.Mllontjn. , , • Monday and StoweSt Parting Ms "4SS4,Mllea 13,741, $9995 *7995 *6995 v 82'TORONADO 83'MALIBU 82'MALIBU CLASSIC 82'IMPALA WAGON fry 79' K-5 BLAZER Oldi, V/l, Auto. P/S, P/B, P/W,T/O, chovy, v/ti Auio, p/s, P/a, T/o, A/- Cktvy. v/a, Aito. m. m. i/Q.'v- A/C, R/CMf., P/L Tilt. CrulM, Wire C R/dol., AM rodlo Slk No. 4HI. c, K/dol., rool rock, Am Radio. Slk WhMli,W/L, pwr 4 way ml Am Pm Mllosli.lol. ' " Storto.Stk. No.44M.Mllos JI.71T., Stereo CastiaHe. Silt No. 4441. MIIM $7495 83'CAPRICE 82'MONTE CARLO 79-FLEE™OOOBR006HMI ^ W^RBAIIZO^ 79't3RANDPRIX Chovy, V/l, ] Sool Wogon, Auto, P/S. Chovy, a door, V-4, Auto P/S, P/B, T/- Ponlloc 1 door v/4 »irto,PI, PW, PB. P/B, V/o, A/C, R/D.I., rool rock, on Tap' ROM, Rool. CirrUr^Ani Pm . T/O, A/C AM/FM IkKOO. S«." No. SHOP THESE PARTICIPATING STORES fm itoroo. Slk No. 44U. Mll.i io,»> 0, A/C, Vinyl rool, Am Radio, p/w. Slk No. 4M4. Mlltl I7,)H llldlo.Stk,No.4IIU.MIIo>n,Mo. : »H.MIIOI«UtS. • ' T.«C...,«,.N^« ^., 1 ;: ; STORM WITH ASTOmiSKOPl^MOlWAYMl^ORlAL DAY $8495 $7495 •;•.;;..•^."»59?5;>::v' ; #bWlAUtomotlvc : tlUrlan's Fashions 8 St&GColn ,....'...... -4 CALL FOR ADVANCE CREDIT 'iW-aft^«Wll^^ Ann Louise Indmate Apparel ...... 3 Home Beautiful; 8 Speedy Car Wash ,. ."..9 GMAC FINANCING : Ahthohy Jewelert., , JSLA Mower 10 *Stan Somrher 12 • .• •••i., AnnnSXtlAI ' i' ' • • • •. • • • wo'llp«yc GercUStore* .,..', ,<,M Reimer's Children's World .., V. Winter'* Jewelers 2 Published by County Leader Newspapers 2277 ;«%¥ >;•;..,.• •.•J'i..fA*;,VjgJ,**5£f7!^^ijwVJ '.-, NCIl'S ARMY & NAVY ^ aw ,nHonorof . o excellence. Z ' TheRado®DlaSar«Execumre. ^ ;':;..,..,,..,.. MEMORIAL DAY m The disUrK^tve.watch that riKiloesalqst^ o Its scratchp'roof sapphire crystal and tungsten-'•'•£<$••$;'•'. Proudly > Offers • . • tolocAlikenew:';••': •.;l Styie-settere In Europe have beenchoosingRado tor its Patrons i m more than 20years. In fact ipore Swiss ^xiyHado thaji ; i V a m Sto^l^^tod1 ^ m vAyfbrypuisell, z o Ths^wtrtchtowatch. On All Brand Name Sport Shirts • Slacks • Suits • SportcoatS • SwimWear (by Jantzen) 1024 Stuy vesant Ave, . Union Center Any '25 Purchase excluding Sale Items NEIL'S ARMY 4 NAVY STORE Parking in STORE Mon.Tue, Rear of Store) l Wed, Sat 9:30 a.m..5:3Op.m. Thum&Frl 9:30 a.m.^;3D p.m 1040 Stuyvesant Ave. • Union center Open Memorial Day 686-7843 Open Memorial Davii:OO A.M.-4:00P.M.] ll:00a.m,-4:00p.m. -Ulia ,HOUBS ' < 'Mai'trCard -Opoh Daily *(30 AM loSilo PM Mon.-Thurj. 9:30 a.m.rS: 1012 STIJYVESANTAVE, UNION CENTER 687-1166 >H HAND Entire Stock! ly Alfwt Dunmsr> Wlilte Only TOWELS SHOWER Scallop a Fringe Reg.'ftu CURTAINS 29 3n,'4 . Values to S4.99 VOIrf^Cabbag* Patch Every SPREAD CUSTOM ; 11 andMatchlng '•••'•• • '.•'•• i •• '^••*^':Ultr': "'•»•»'• JNYJ?" - •^•"'•v.':,•.•• /•.• DRAPERIES 1 : i "LEVdlOR"® .''• , •.• • .RaflHlarPrlea^:.;\i.;.>a^'m«i»ti. jV: :i'';;;S r^- ..' • PRISCII1A -MINI-BLINDS: ONty ••;* wr iostsch Y'S & GIRL'S SUMMER SLEE Doju;r\ Toy , LACE CUSTOM HALLOFIL LOUVER pRARE* dily pnceot TABLECLOTHby-'Uralmt" S BED PILLOWS 'No Iron. Beautiful Pattern, VERTICALS ENTIRE STOCK r«o. 'uo to Val.totM as loio a» X,. I UI i NEED CASH? S ALEI SALE! CELEBRATE Q Z UI y r Tuitions, Bills ui ui >• or Savings? Q -I <• 5 NOW THRU MONDAY, May 27th iu r ' r •. > . IS BUYING AGAIN! ''BONUS REBATES!' will be given at e are buying all united states colnsnre or common-especlally u.s. gold coins and silver dollars. WE NEED QUANTITY AND QUALITY! %OFF 33/3% OFF regular price at SUSAN SHOP and Proof sets, paper money, foreign coins, tokens, medals, etc. we are buying 90% silver u.s. coins under 1964, half dollars 1965-/0, silver bars .999 fine, sterling sliver, scrap gold 10K thru 24K. we will test your material for fineness If SUSANS JUNIOR CIRCLE for the MEMORIAL , not marked: wewill pay highprices fotyour material.Mve us a tryl examplesof prices as ofMay 15,1985 are listed WEEKEND SALE! below, fill prices are subject to change due to dally market fluctuations. . EVERY SHOE - FROM EVERY PAYING FOR UNITED STATED COINS: FAMOUS BRAND. IN OUR STORE! You win be given a BONUS REBATE CARD for s SILVER DOLLARS *1O°° UNCIRCULATED Peace *2O°° 33/3% OFF of every purchase of 10. This CARESSA-JASMIN-CAPEZIO bonus rebate* can be used as cash for any pur- veryGoodPlus , **•**«« " c-AnA • UNC. 1921 Morgan »2»UWW UNC.Pre-1921 •JO"w. 9-WEST-BUSKEN-BASS chase at either the SUSAN SHOP or SUSANS S.R.O-CONdOTTI-SPORTO PAYING FOR EXTRA-FINE OR BETTER UNITED STATES GOLD COINS JUNIOR CIRCLE for a sixty day period. OPEN MEMORIAL DAY 11:00 A.M.-4:00 P.M. Theme Afe Minimum For rhlw Grade: 00 o *5Sb°° MO — •aoo ° *2O°° StGauden — * Bonus Rebate not refundable for cash Shoe and cannot be used on layaway' •2>o—»i2Soo «5oo_*iaSoo •ao««—Liberty —•**p°° One of New Jerseys Largest Selections r FORALLUSSILVER Salon of children's tteen apparell OJlV IM« CO'NS 1964 AND BELOW. for over 35 years. ; .M-mm m mwm*mWE ARE CURRENTLY PAYING AS OF May 15,1985 985StuyvesantAve. usea-asas 1OSO ItuyvMont Awe. DIMES —SO* •*, QUARTERS — •!«•«. HALVES —•«•%« Union center HALF DOLLARS—1955-1970 ._* SILVER DOLLARS— 187B-1935 , wm •«. VERY GOOD OR BETTER NO RIM NICKS NICKELS—J942-7945 JIO* ma. Mint Mark, onreverse overdome We are paying a premium above these prices for $100.00 face value or more. Bag quantities of $1000. Call for current higher price. CANDADIAN SILVER COINSuproi^ COUPON DIMES—SO*™. QUARTERS —50*.o HALVES ThUrs/Frf BUYING SCARP GOLD & SILVER BLOUSES ~~~ Gold is bought by pennyweight. Silver is bought by troy ounce, OUR ENTIRE STOCK per pennyweight - 10K »a.OO 14K »«.5O 18K *8.OO 22K • 11.OO PLATINUM »1O. Sizes 10-44 sterling silver per ounce —marked *4.7S unmarked *4.OO Mexican *4LOO .999 FINK SILVKR /s paying a premium over spot for all mnomUmrdWhrmr OOFF M*tklfM§iG&t*QW S.G. Rare coins, inc. plus premium 1 ounce plus. GO* 10 ounce plus 5O* 100 ounce plus 2O* KNIT TOPS PR OS P E CTO R S 4M9^ • Quantities will he limited to 1OOQ ounces or untu Inventory levels are reached '"WEATHER TAMER" WIND BREAKERS •uw win.tr> ur unai inventorylevels are reached. All unmarked bars'can Be { assay. A $35.00 assay charge per totis required. Settlement on date of assay. • m'm 20 OFF • — OFF OUR ENTIRE SPRING STOCK K C^PCTITIVEnPRi«S^VER OUR FIRE ISLANDER nRVP*^$i)0ecqLiti* POLOS •i^ ^^^^^^bto^ir: o sit WE» pwcc^'oia' 0)B«-3'^ S ^^-7^-it>2l^ SPORTSWEAR EVERY1TEM IN THE StORE REDUCED INASSEMB ss ;"Siiiifi*i BANK REFERENCE 1 AT LEAST INVESTMENT Union Cwiltr NaHwial Mnk LINI0N CENTER TFOUO ' ' Union, N.J, . ' ' • "-' ItVtartlnptrtaiici ^iUvi6zrTtti i^^ Anthony jewelers German Specialties 1023 Stuyvesant Ave., Union Center opfnitiQ 2019 Morris Ave., Union, 686-3421 Woman's •Man's SHOES WEEKEND COUPON SPECIALS T.M. —— COUPON—— _ ..... COUPON—— WITH THIS COUPON ONLY! ! ICE CREAM STORES HAMBERGER I PAniES $Q4Q 5 j 1081 stuyvesant Ave. SJbBox-reg. Ml« V0 ON ALL OUR FAMOUS BRANDS* % UNION (corner of vauxtiall) 30 Uf F 'invXv j • Ba« . •:-•"""' WITH THIS COUPON 1 • Rtv*la(lon» , • Stacy'Mami • • Naturaliim • Stfby •NonnBu«h OPEN 7 DAY A WEEK • 11:00 A.M.-11:00 P.M. Gaiser's-Good Thru Sat. May 25th C.L.N. SHOP EARLY Watches * Diamond Jewelry -m • Enna Jtttiek Wtllco • •• ; •Jarman • I •Dini.lGreen .Andlamo • HotbPuppkf L FOR 14K Chains «St Bracelets • Rings| • Penal|o •. . ForMtn* FATHER'S DAY! Pendants • EVERYTHING | ..; WaiiMfl' •.: ICE CREAM CAKES MaiMiiCOUPIINM-iaiH^ WE WILL BE CLOSED MONDAY. MEMORIAL DAY SUNDAES HOMEMADE ^4A I Anthony Jewelers I IN HCNOROPQUR PAST AND PRESEMTVPTPPAut l;fcl r ej 1023 Stuyvesaht Ave. • FRANKFURTERS >7-! Union Center • 687-3364 • WITH THIS COUPON g^ ,b II ^^rr^^^Jt^^'^m. Reg. »3.20/lb. i KB CREAM UK» Gaiser's-Good Thru Sat. May 25th SHAKER MAU^WKMS .-COUPON' JOIN NOW & RECEIVE THE SPRING COUNTRY STYLE OTHER ASSORTED NOVCUiet SPARE RIBS NB WITH THIS COUPON SOR* HARD ICE CREAM Reg.»1.69/lb. Gaiser's-Good Thru Sat. May 25th SUMMER • ITALIAN ICE •15 i FRESH PERDUE !•!• ALL OTHER 20% OFF 1 WEEK TRIAL j CHICKEN LEGS MEMBERSHIP PiereCardin GRAND OPENING 5 WITH THIS COUPON • Reg.89Vlb. V COUPON SPECIAL! Gaiser's-Good Thru Sat. May 25th • Aerobic Doncing • NowtUu* Training ...... COUPON— Ci 2019 Morris Ave., Union, 4*4-3421 Porfonal Instractlon Hours: Mon.-Thuri. »:Jfr4;00 Frl. 1:0*7:00 W«l0htLoM Sat.7:1M:M ..-'•'• rr«o loby Sttting I...... !. ^\ ;:; • '^ yyj;; -;WW^WvW' 1 Quality c FASHIONS z SCHULTZ at 5 Belmont's 1 Discount z Dcpturtment Store Prices! SPRING N ., (*»nacriy«fJ«KffeJ.Leviac) in I CARE XI FASHION ALL HEALTH* TEX km discount pricol HEALTH CENTER Children's Wear r 1015 Stuyvt8ant Ave., Union Center, 964-0540 | Celebration Clear-Out! Boy's & Girls % ourrirwd, tn Every Item in our Large Inventory «« kw discount prictt) m SPECIAL U)etnorial WEEKEND SPRING JACKETS m z o Selected Group out already > r Get In Shape Values! low discount prictsi m. to-«* OFF GIRLS DRESSES ZO off 30 COUPOJSf SPECIALS Children's & Men's TOPS & SHORTS OI1J (SetcctedGroup of)- " , , BATHING SUITS NOTHING HELD BACK J VALUABLE COUPONT— - For the Family Lehox'Norman Rockwell • BLOUSES^,,., Ladies cotton SUNDRESSES & SHIFTSReg We Specialize • QQA.TS Car^Coats" C 1 quart of ALOE VERA Waterford'Imported Crystal in sizes E| HERBAL TONIC*(Value »6«s)| BEACH COVER-UPS Royal Doulton-Wall Decor 5 to 15 8 to Z0 SLACKS with «>e purchase of NATURADE HERBAL DIET Men's & Ladies lZ'/jto24Vj TERRY ROBES Anniversary & Bridal Gifts our Specialty1. • DRESSES "STEPS 1,2.3,4 or (YourChoice) Ladieseotton SHAKER SWEATERS 1%. • SUITS Visit Our Hummels-Paper Products 4*O OFF TAKE *3 off're.g price of HERBAL DIET WAREHOUSE OUTLET , Reg. Price 24- SCHULTZ STORE at Department Store % JEWELRY * ALOE VERA HERBAL TONIC helps to Naturally ALL Greeting Cards 30 OFF . Detoxify &. Cleanse the system-Recommended Union, Mon-SitlU 1275 Stuyvesant Ave. Ladies S, XSIM • HANDBAGS , ; : .'• as a supplement to Herbal Diet! . , • UNION •687-5490 SUHDWESSES 5 v At Belmont # C.L.N. BM'S>6l«DlE5'3mp there's always STORE Uoo.Tlraru5:30•.«.to5:30p.B. NEW MERCHANDISE WEELY Belmont Gifts a Sale? AN S FASHIONS HOURS Fri.W0«i.tol«)|i.m, 1058 Stuyvesant Ave,, Union Center 50%-70%OFF (across from City Federal Savings) 686*0338 1040 Stuyvesant Ave., Union Center ——1 VALUABLE COUPON1—- /FREE PARKING REAR OF STORE • 686^6951 THURS.-FRI.-SAT. MEMORIAL ERELL STORES 20% OFF 1047 STUYVESANT AVE. Monday thru Friday 8 AM-8PM UNION CENTER ' . ^ITAMINS^MINERALS Saturday, Sunday, Holidays 8 AM-6 PM Ttiur».,frl.,Sit WEEKEND 3 DAYS ONLY •HERBS (excluding sale items-'5 minimum purchase) 4 DAYS ONLY! - Sale on All "COBBLER APRONS" NUTRI-CARE expire! 6-15^5 C.L.N. KNIT SPORT TOPS MXM ng S-M-L 0 OTHER DIET PRODUCTS TERRY SHIFTS SALE ON ALL BRAS OJVSALE 20% OFF •GRAPEFRUIT PILLS •TRIMPLEX •SLIM AND TRIM -SLIMPLEX Removes damaging salt from vour cars undercarriage Sale on All '•APPECURB A'*2°° VALUE! offWEXpir«Jun. PARKING IN REAR OF STORE Wj ' -v' ''•'y\yi^.^0Ppj>--;:\,-'^••••: '" • ' •y.r-i/,''i''•'•;'..';•-*••/••,•>";•'•; '••,•••-"..•.• • ' illHMiinuiHminJ illiniiiiiiiiiiin ALPORD SUPER VALUE • FREE ATTACHMENT » NO DOWN PAYMENT r. .,_„ Pt.4^iTip-9UT NEVER DUPLICATED! I SAVE TIME LOOKING:FbR VOMR PART NEEDS-MOST LIKELY WE HAVE • NO MONTHLY PAYMENT FOR 90 DAYS* 2099 Springfield Ave., union Snapper always oilers you more clippings for lawn food, a Snap- value for your money. And now, dur- perlzer which pulverizes leaves OOHVOMCMHAVI ing Snapper Super Value Days, for fall clean-up, the conven- ROTTENEOSf when you purchase a Snapper Sell- ience of an extra Bag-N-Blade Propelled Hi-Vac mower you'll gel t3 DELCO'S BIG BUILT DMlMtf W WWII Kit or a Thatcherizer which even more value. Purchase a removes harmful thatch. And CATU.YTC tl ! Snapper at regular retail price : when you buy. take advantage HEAVY DUTY "500" BTCT • and you'll receive—FREE—a ' of our convenient Snap-Credit work-saving attachment. You 3 Plan with no down payment, get not only a super deal, but no payment for 90 days and OUR REGULAR LOW PRICES! Snapper value, and depend- low monthly payments. ability as well. Choose from a NfWUAU Mulcherizer which shreds ThtOnlyttKXSkVourCarWMIEvwNMd YOU CAN TOO... A m»ph4ntc Cin'l iflord untupoycuilomcfi M Wrurt ht'% working on • ci' tw •>» io DISC $795 FULLY SERVICED tin* rt«» trtllftUirtg iht bw p*rt» and th« tight part* Io' th« job H» gets wlrai He n*«di from m« I citry Ihouundiol pkrtt «nd lfwy/is ii lop quaMy you c«n i«ly on-to no rr.«i AMERICAN MADE lar.wltM you n**d, you ctn tw ion Io g*t it And you'll oil a lot mot* Lp<» itje "flni tooit PADS ' ur Legendary Ih* fob. h«4plul «dvK« l(0m our «kp«ri«nc*d coum*' m«n plot byying you! p«ni 41 tmly wholrnait So come in and M* why youf n»tQtibois *nd thouiands pi other com* 16 BUV WISE Aulo Pirn 'or then iiuiomoiiv* n«ft)i , , Dunlop Radials YOUR COMPLETE AC-DELCO Alfordabie • 2 YEAR UNITED WARRANTY • PARTS CENTER. HURRY! OFFER ENDS SOON Wh»» Supply Last* Bitke Fluid with each set of 1338Stuyve8antAve. SteeU<edpassengernacfial Brake Shoes or Disc Pads J & A MOWER, INC. Union 964-9199 Engineered to meet today's standards tor ride, handling and traction. BRAKES-PADS HYDRAULIC PARTS C LAM PS with each muffler WHEELS * MASTER CYL. purchaud on radiator . DRUMS-ROTORS . ho** purchased • COUIHMt A MUST ———. FOR YOUR;'•"• r ALL NEW BY I Delicious VACATION TIRE INFLATION $199 I1 SLOPPY JOES TRAVELINO SEAL&INFLATSEALS, INFLATE WITH HOSE t•*• | turtf wea ! Delectable American A Foreign MAGNUM SUPREME MOTOR OIL ISMOKEYJOECoupon musS t be presented-Good V23,5/24,5/J5,5/16 CL MULTI GRADE 10-40 I GROUP 7 -r LIMIT ONE COLD CORNED BEEF : IB. • Reg.»«" ''; minimum 1/1 Ib. FISH BRUNCH Or Outlet Housing'BI^IM Paints' Oaikttt • DrumJ ^.Calipers Rotor* 'Wheel MEAT PLATTER Cylinder*' Master cvlinden • Hoses •Brake Reg.*o.50 SAVE $2.52 PER PERSON New Memorial Day Dlscountted Prices (Minimum a People To A Platter) 155/80R-13—38.63 215/75R-14-56.93 175/80R-13-41.31 205/75R-1S-56.25 FISH BRUNCH MEAT PLATTER 185/80R-13- 41.98 215/75R-15-58.60 IKMM , IlKladn : 185/75R-14—49.41 225/75R-15—59.90 •«Wt , Please Place Your Order Hours B«fort Pick up Computer BalancM.50-Whwl Alignment (Most Can) 49.95 • Two steel belts for durability. • Two polyester body piles for a smooth ride. v$v •Aggressive,year'rpurtd, • 2951 VAUXHALL RD. 5-rib tread pattern? » • <• CALL VA'JXHALL* UNION • 688 9788 • Wlcle, stable shoulder".blocks for added traction. • Contemporary, whitewall styling. 689-0040