COUNTY WORRALL COMMUNITY NEWSPAPERS THURSDAY, AUGUST 31, 199S SECTION B County Seat Is the ocean the best route for planes? By Chrli Gatto Regional Editor A newly formed group. The FAA official challenges Port Authority's study you>u affect you'll affect someone at some time," "We never said this is the only way Inclusion Council of Union Coun- By Mark Crudele Bales explained during a hearing in to solve the noise problem," Bales someone at some time.' ty, is taking on the momentous task Staff Writer — Glenn Bales Trenton last week. said, "But it is the only one that I of trying to re-educate people of all Eight years ago, Glenn Bales However, NJCAAN's plan was know of." Federal Aviation Administration racial and ethnic backgrounds to devised a flight plan for the entire dismissed by the Port Authority of After the meeting, Ogden said she live in harmony with one another. eastern seaboard. Now, he regrets It, New York and New Jersey, whose wants the Port Authority's study in the assumptions. We owe it to the groups was not an easy task," Ogden Talk about setting lofty goals. "In my 40 ye«n with the FAA, I own consultants found its conclusions redone, people," said. "It was very, very difficult," There is nothing wrong with never looked it what was on the ground when I was making flight unfeasible. They said it would create "There seems to be an honest dis- But ^ illiam Dunlay of Leigh- Bales was the architect of the reaching for the stars, and who operational and safiey problems, as agreement, but there is too much at Fisher Associates, the Port Authori- Expanded East Coast Plan. Imple- knows, they may accomplish what paths," Bales said. "I only looked at the airspace." well as causing flight delays at New- stake here," Ogden said, "We are talk- ty's consultants, said he had no plans mented in 1987, the plan routed they set out to do if they receive ark International Airport, ing about people's lives and their of redoing the authority's study. planes over local communities. enough cooperation. Bales* plan is the one that most legislators cite when they talk about The FAA then based its decision enjoyment of their homes. When "We do have some differences of The consultant said the plan's Many people may be too quick to not to reroute planes over the ocean someone like Glenn Bales says it, you opinion," Dunlay said. "We acknow- intent was to increase efficiency and discount the possibility of this excessive airplane noise over Union County. And as a consultant for a state based on that Port Authority study. have to listen. I can't think of anyone lodged there are differences. They reduce delays at Newark, LaGuardia" group having an impact on the But NJCAAN maintains that the who has more in-depth knowledge have their conclusions, and we have and Kennedy airports. However, he populace. They must, however, citizens group, he says it's time to change that. Port Authority's consultants misre- than he does." ours. But we believe we modeled the conceded all it did was increase air- realize that racial tension seems to presented Bales* Oceanic Routing She said not correcting the Port plan as they defined it." craft noise. be worsening not only in Union "If I broke it," Bales said, "maybe I can fix i:." Plan in its analysis, said Pamala Authority's plan would be misleading NJCAAN members charge that the After i2sidents complained about County, but around the world Barsam-I -own, executive director of to citizens, Port Authority did not communicate the EECP, the FAA decided to con- almost on a daily basis. Something Hired by the New Jersey Coalition Against Aircraft Noise, Bales is push- the citizens group. "That's really what has been unfor- with Bales before it formulated its duct an e wironmental impact study, must be done or we will be faced She claimed the authority "has tunate," Ogden said. "If people report, which recommended some flight plan with the inevitable — a global war ing a plan that would route incoming and departing planes over the water steadfastly stood in the way of scien- believe what the Port Authority said, "All of these 'mistakes' could have changes, However, it concluded that based on race, religion and tific accuracy and a tnnhful record," and it was based on an incorrect mod- been avoided had the Port Authority NJCAAN's plan to reroute airplanes ethnicity. instead of having them fly at low alti- tudes over land. That scenario has Bales told Assemblywoman Mau- el of the plan, then that wrong should staff and consultants conferred with in and out of Newark International None of us can accept a war such garnered support from the Union reen Ogdcn, R-Union, that the Port be righted. Despite the disputes Mr. Bales before their version of the Airport along the Atlantic Ocean as that, and no one who is of sane County Board of Chosen Freeholders Authority distorted the routes he between these two experts, I feel we plan was modeled," said Michael would be dangerous, cause flight mind should be willing to take on a and select lawmakers, who feel the proposed, the noise the planes would can go fcrward." Schatzki, •jresident of the New Jersey delays and increase noise for residents challenge which means "cleansing" FAA ignores the county's concerns make, the excess cost and delay con- Assemblyman Richard Bagger, R- Citizens for Environmental Research. in other states, of all cultures except those with about air traffic noise. sequences of his plan when they Union, added he also will ask the Port "Upon learning of these errors, the "We are now on the fast track to which you are a member. Why you Bales believes that "oeean-routing" determined it would not work. He Authority to re-evaluate its study. Port Authority chose to do nothing providing relief for many of the would even want to consider is the best way to keep the ihsm "There clearly were assumptions^ about them," claimed Patrick Russell, state's residents who were affected by "cleansing" — and"oh what a horrt- planes from disrupting people. that effectively decrease takeoff an3~ made that possibly were mistaken. TT ble use of a word that is — such as "Unless you go over the ocean, landing noise like his does. is not a difficult task to make changes "Free exchange between the two See OCEAN, Page B3 this is beyond me. What we must realize, and what the Inclusion Council is attempting to get people to do, is that each of us comes from a heritage which has Council reaches out brought us many wonderful things. At the same Uiftefhosts of other cul4i to unite, diversity tures have brought things with them pound and use our differences as a which all of us have surely enjoyed. By Chris Gatto Regional Editor cumulativ; advantage to foster posi- The most obvious example of A bipartisan citizen group has tive growth in many areas, then this would be in relation to our dai- announced its plans to serve as a vehi- nothing can stand before us," ly eating habits. America is indeed cle for the implementation of the gov- Desmond said during the Aug. 24 a "melting pot" and we have bor- ernor's diversity agenda in Union gathering at the Elizabethtown Gas rowed aspects we like from others County. Company's building in Union. and have had no problem with mak- The Inclusion "Council of Union "It is Governor Whitman who has ing those items part of our own dai- County's formation was announced ignited the spirit of diversity, the spirit ly living experience. How many of during a press conference last week of *We the People' that you see us enjoy eating Italian, Chinese, when Secretary of State Lonna Hooks assembled here today," she said. Spanish. Japanese or the wide array accepted the group under the state's "And it is Governor Whitman, in the of other foods? Probably most of "Many Faces, One Family" program one spirit of en&epreneurship that has you reading this enjoy partaking in umbrella. given us the freedom to develop our the culinary pleasures of at least Hooks, who said the council was 'We the People' pilot here in Union one of the aforementioned cuisines. the first of its kind, told attendees that County." But there are many other things people must become involved in order Through educational forums and which we have borrowed from to address "stresses" which exist testimonials, Desmond said the coun- Photo Ijr Barbani KokkalU other cultures and can be seen in between various groups of the state's cil will snive to "concentrate on our The Inclusion Council of Union County formed last week during a press conference our own homes, ranging from fash- population, similarities and celebrate our differ- ions to the decor on our walls. attended by, from left, Sophie Kauchak, Mary Patricia KeBfeL Secretary of State Lonna Veronica Desmond, who serves as ences," while also encouraging others Hooks, Assemblyman Alan Augustine, Chairman Veronica Desmond and Vice Chair- Imagine how boring we would commissioner to deter criminal activi- throughout the state to follow suit. . man Jerry Midgetts. " all be eating the same food, wearing ty under the state Division of Law and The council's boundaries will not the same clothes or having similar Public Safety, heard the governor's stop in Union County, said Desmond, she sees 20 or 30 people a day who are Americans; Sue Yang, Asian- when it will tackle the subject of prop- household decor. So much for any- call for assistance and became who foresees three regional groups — different and want to see things work Americans; Karen Torian, African- erty taxes and education. A regional one being "cultured," involved m the program. —— -one each in the south, north and ceno*- Americans; Carmen Mendiola, economic summit is envisioned for The council will strive for people Signing on as the group's chair- al portions of New Jersey. The coun- Hooks noted that it will take the Cuban-Americans; Manny Grova, the spring some time following to celebrate their differences, and man, Desmond said when she became cil, of course, would change its name efforts of people, such as those on the Portuguese-Americans, and Sophie elections. some of those already are the focus involved in this endeavor, she and if Desmond's vision should be council, and not legislation to begin Kauchak, different women's groups According to Desmond, the coun- of much hoopla. At the same time, other council members "examined the realized. addressing current wrongs. She said it in Union County. cil's focus will be more on economics the council also intends to havens global factorsthaT affect•""bur"nation," Hooks said she and Whitman have will take the efforts of people going In addition to Desmond, others than the "Many Faces, One Family" "concentrate" on our similarities. In its markets, businesses, different been frying to raise issues of under- "street by sfreet" in order to have a include Jerry Midgette, vice chair- program. some cases, similarities may be levels of government and the core of standing across the state during the significant impact on the populace. man; Sophie Kauchak, secretary, and The council intends to develop much more plentiful than we real- our very future," they discovered that past 18 months, and her experiences The council is comprised of a Maria Sartor, media representative. surveys and "other tools" to measure ize, and in particular our views may the key to future success is diversity. make her believe citizens will "rise to diverse group of individuals who rep- Desmond said the council Is still its impact; Members of the press will not be as far off as some may "If we the people of the United the challenge and do what is right," resent the following groups: Russ looking for representatives of the Ita- be invited to review the group's report believe. States, the people of New Jersey can The secretary of state noted that for Triolo, youth groups; Louise lian, Irish and Polish communities. card. Information as to how the report After all, just because someone is understand different viewpoints, everything people have heard about Yohalem, Jewish-Americans; Rafael The group, formed last year, has card will be developed is still in the of a particular race does not mean respect differences, build on common someone who is "not good-hearted," Bentancourt, Puerto Rican- scheduled a meeting for September, planning stages. they can automatically be ste- reotyped as having a particular view. And even if their view is akin to what it is "supposed" to be, so what? If you disagree with it, then it College's acting chief is looking for higher standards allows for debate. By Chris Gatto and students have an external com- icanis was continuing. Initial candi- One of the ways in which the Regional Editor munity that wants us to do well, so we date interviews are expected to take council has gone about trying to When baseballs from the Kean Col- have a tremendous opportunity," he place in September, with finalists familiarize its 12 board members, lege campus were landing on neigh- said, "I think there have been some expected to be screened in October. each of whom represent a particular bors' lawns, denting cars and striking difficult ; ears, but I think we can Comprising the 12-member com- ethnic_.group. is to have each of homes, there were a lot of angry build on the tremendous sffengths that mittee are four trustees, two student them experience what it is like to sit people. we have tnd they'll bring us to where representatives, five faculty senate in the chair of another. During a This matter, which eventually was we have every right to believe we members and an alumni session, the group's chairman, Ver- addressed, succeeded in building a should be, and that is to be one of the representative. onica Desmond, had each member thicker wall between the college and premier schools of higher education Presidential Search Chair Patricia pretend to be the other, thus asking members of the community. in the State of New Jersey. We have Weston F ivera said in the report that them to represent someone from Acting Kean College President the building blocks in front of us, so I "the calijer of candidates we are another ethnic group. Hank Ross says matters such as these think it is a tremendous opportunity." treviewint is outstanding and the pool Desmond said she has plans to can be eisily resolved, and would The opportunity for Ross to lead, is represeniauve of a diverse popula- have each of those members visit impact gr sally in chipping away at the however, may never really come to tion. I am sure the campus will be with members of other back- bricks which make up the wall separ- fruition, because his role as acting impressed by those selected by the grounds to experience their con- ating Kean and its neighbors. president carries no security. Figura- committee for the fall campus visits." cerns. This would be interesting, Enhancing Kean's soured relations tively, Ross could be but of that post Ross, who resides in Branehburg although obvious degrees would with the community is one facet of a tomorrow, but it is more likely he will with his wife, Robbie, had served as exist as to how far this trading of three-pronged approach Ross believes hold it until at least the end of the first special assistant to the president for places could be taken. is necessary for the college to under- semester. economic and community People would be more apt not to take if it is to become a top-notch Ross declines to commit as to development/president of the Union talk with someone as candidly i: er IK U inn Cnimty Alliance before being named that individual is of a culture Ross* plan is to restore funding to dent's poit, and has indicated he has acting president in June. The other rent from their own. And, although the college, reduce some of the ten- not been approached by anyone on the UUe he held was director of institu- it may be easy to mask differences sions which nave existed between board of justees about the full-time tional research. in some cases, color is something assorted groups and refocus energies post, He says only that he serves at He has been with Kean for aboul 25 which cannot so easily be hidden. on campus by strengthening some of "the pleasure of the board." years, starting shortly after complet- Overall, though, the idea is an the college's programs. Pat Molden, spokeswoman for the ing graduate school. He has a docto- interesting one. Asking people to The 51-year-old acting president college, said Kean's Presidential rate in political science from Rutgers trade places could do a world of says he thinks it is a pivotal time for Search Committee remains tight- University. He initially served as a good. Those who accept the chal- the college, and welcomes the task lipped about its plans. faculty ntember and moved to the lenge, however, must be truly com- Photo By Birfcara KokkiJU which lies ahead. The committee held its sixth meet- administntion, where he served in mitted to the cause. = Hank Ross, acting president of Kean College of New "I think Kean College is standing at ing July 26, when it issued a report assorted capacities. Jersey, looks over papers in his Townsend Hall office. a crossroeds. I think that staff, faculty indicating that its review of 100 appl- See ROSS, Page B3 B2 — THURSDAY. AUGUST 31, 199S — WORRALL NEWSPAPERS Your Community's Best

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If we brought that up to the state raak-aad-aiB faculty motet, with On the subject of speakers, two tant administrator for Policy, Plan- has been unresponsive and has would mike unong Mi prierftiei average, thw would be another $2 student leaden, with administrators, issues exist — one Involves freedom ning and International Aviation, refused toprovid e or address a reg- whether Ketn should move to univer- million to $2.5 million. So. in effect, with different ethnic groups, with all of speech md the other has to do with when announcing the results last ional solution." sity status. A number of other state the college suffers from • $10 million kinds of committees — the union, the being the institution standing up for month. The FAA expects its new routes, colleges recently have gene that route, annual shortfall. That's against an $80 faculty senate, executive committee "toleranei and shared respect, civili- Congressman Bob Franks, R-7, which they should have in place by "TWi has been a desire expressed million budget, That's a huge number and so en — and basically what I ty," said Uoss. He said it is important charged that the FAA's findings 1996, to provide jet noise relieffo r 1 by many people. I think that ! feasi- in any terms, but it's certainly a huge shared with them was an approach that the president enunciate clearly were "an affront to citizens through 18,755 Union County residents. ble, but that's something that has to be number against $80 million. thai I had outlined when I initially met the college's position and that a Central New Jersey who have been But Bales argued that ocean rout- decided by the campus community," "For u , that's the difference in with the board of trustees in June response come without delay. pleading for relief from the con- ing would reduce jet noise for far when I «u first appointed." he said. Ross said. He noted that it would being able to fund our progr^n at a The communication, however, that stant roar of airplanes over their greater numbers of residents. He "I said, in my mmd, there were three involve some strengthening of the level of Jequacy as opposed to a Ross envisions would not stop with homes." said it would be close to 703,000 graduate area, n^ that sufifc^i shift Jfvei<^(p|jteellence, which it major priorities the college would the campus community, but would And four New Jersey Republican have to face in the years ahead. residents, while the Port Authority would involve some strengthening of deserveC*"he said. "So for our institu- include the college's host municipali- House members demanded a meet- claims it would only help 420,000. programs. They're basic, they're fundamental, ing with FAA Administrator David tion to do the kind of job that it needs ty. Union Township. During the past Dunlay projects ocean routing and they go to the heart of what we Hinson to show support for the Another item Ross sees as vital, or to do in the best way possible, we've few months, the college has taken would cost airlines $72 mjllion in need to do as an institution in my ocean-rooting proposal as a solu- in his words "absolutely critical" is got to restore our programs." steps toward being a better neighbor. increased travel time and delays. judgment and I certainly invited input tion to a problem that "has been restoring he college's funding base. Ross said he does not believe the Bales said it would only be $15 mil- in response to these priorities.** While only time will tell if those hanging over our constituents* Kean College is among the eight state current political climate will allow lion more. colleges fiat receive the lowest level Ross was not critical of past hand- wounds can be mended, one thing's heads for seven years," Kean to gain more money by simply for sure: If Ross does become college of state finding, said Ross. It receives lings of speaking engagements by A joint letter signed by Franks, The FAA is accepting public pleading poverty, "It won't work. president, neighbors* complaints of about $1,000 per full-time student controversial figures such as the Rev. Rodney Frelinghuysen, R-ll, comment until Sept. 11, when it What we need to do is demonstrate having it dodge baseballs will be below the state average. Al Sharpton, Nation of Islam Leader Marge Roukema, R-5, and Dick will finalize its decision. performance. We've got to show val- short-livei. The state's system of funding col- ue for value. We've got to demons- Louis Fflmkhan or Leonard Jeffries leges and universities changed about trate that we have programs that can 12 years ago, and Kean has been make the maximum contribution to NEWSPAPER negatively affected, Ross said. Fund- the sUte," he said, "Show how you 3.00 PER HUNDRED LBS. ing used to be based on enrollment, can do it, why you can do it, what way DELIVERED TO OUR YARD HERSH TOWER but now funds are awarded based on a you can do it based on the value we college's previous year's budget. have to offer. And based on perfor- 125 Broad Street When the state changed this sys- mance, we think we need some Paper Drives Arranged tem, Ross said it allowed colleges to enhancement in funding. And I think Boy Scouts • Church Elizabeth, NJ 07201 do what they wished in terms of people are willing to increase funding Schools 1-800-52HERSH enrollment. "A lot of schools took the HHSHTOWW if they're going to see value for ALL QRGANTZATIONS ARE WELCOMED opportunity to cut their enrollments. value." Trailers tn «T»lUbl* 40% 45* no duurge Management uf HEBSH TOWEftiy What it did," he said, "was to increase Ross sdd it is necessary to put in Call for urn Information & directions their funding on a per-student basis." place a strategic planning process. DRAKE COLLEGE OF BUSINESS But Ketn remained "committed to This wdu.d mian coming up-with a providing opportunities, and we are vision of i¥hat Kean envisions for the John Rocco Scrap Material, Inc. an institui'on which really is a college future, Tliat plan must be "effective," 912 Van Buren Ave. Eliz- N J. BMflmHfowttv: of oppMtunity with standards of "strong" and "tough," he added. 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B4 _ THURSDAY, AUGUST 31, IMS — WORRALL NEWSPAPERS ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT Conrad puts an audience under his hypnotic speil By Lisa Ann Batltto think they are Chjppendtle's Arts and Entertahunent Editor dancers and most of them will tike Performer G«y Coin»d has a their shirts off. However, if a per- ruccessful show when members of son is uncomfortable with his body his audience fall asleep. or if he doesn't like this kind of Conrad. • foitner Linden resident thing, he won't do it. You can't who now resides in Texas, is a hyp- make people do anything they find notist — not the Rpe that makes repugnant or reprehensible," he people stop smoking or evaeeroe said, "If it's in them, they'll do it their fear of public speaking — bui Sometimes people feel repressed by one who helps people died their society but they'll do something if inhibitions and "ham it up" by pul- they know they can get away with ling than in a trance. Volunteers it. When people are hypnotized, from the ludience become part of their inhibitions are lowered. After the eniertainmeiH when they ire led the show, ihey come up to me and through a. varicq.- of scenarios tell me they had a great time," created by Conrad. In the past, vol- On thu jhance an audience mem- unteers have participated in beauty ber has ow inhibitions to begin1 pageants, imiuiod fish, lost oheir Gary Conrad with, Conrad has spotters who keep feei and spokei mardan. their eyes on the volunteers to make way for him to maximize his abili- "I assign them roles or I lei theai certain no improprieties take place, select them,™ Conrad said. ties as a bodybuilder. After study- "Through hypnosis, they cm have a mg the craft for several years, he Another belief Conrad shatters in negative hallucination, such as began hypnotizing people in clini- his shows is that people are put Hypnotist Gary Conrad puts them under during a recent performance being a performer without an audj- cal sellings before taking his show under by swinging a watch in front of them and telling them they are ence; or a positive one, such as see- :c the s:age. sleeping, and people in this frame situations, something the perfor- never she* his prowess. The focus "getting sleepy," He hypnotizes ing a leprechaun. The power of While hypnotism can make a of mind p-e not controlled by him, mers miss out on. However, Conrad is on having the audience enter- groups of about 14 through relaxing 1 hypnosis is very impressive." person do something he wouldn't "At an; time they can leave," he said they do get a residual for all tained by their friends. I help you music, voice commands and hand Conrad received his bachelor's crdinsrily do — like imitating said. "Thj can get up at any time their work, in addition to their 15 break down your own limitations," movements. Most people on the degree fr-im Furman University in Madonna or forgetting his name — they want if they think it is not to minutes of fame, Conrad said, stage "take," and Conrad said those Greenville, S,C, and he worked as Comma said it can only go so far in their liking. It is the job of a skilled "Being hypnotized is like riding Conrad will be performing at making someone do the unthmk- who don't probably didn't want to performer to make them want to a bicycle. If someone has been hyp- Rascal's Comedy Club m West a stock broker in New York City. be hypnotized in the first place, and in the shipping business ir. New ab'e. Thi; conffadicts the belief stay." notized by me they've learned how Orange tonight through Sunday, In York and Los Angeles. suery pet-pie have that they will. Conrad described the mental The members of the audience to do it and can now apply it to dif- celebration of the club's anniver- His journey into the world of me lose coa&ol while under hypnosis. state of being hypnotized as some- who are not participanis in the show ferent areas of their lives," he said, sary, tickets for tonight's show are subconscious began m 19S0 as a "During my show, I make men where between being awake and get to observe their friends in odd "The nick is for a hypnotist to $5. Woman is a force behind__LtaJ0nfs...Fest.lvaLjiiiJBie.. .Green ble," she- exclaimed. "He knows Woman's Club, Exchange Club, Rot- took the ideas that they gave us and me so much, I love cooking, I'm a By Bea Smith vegetarian, and in my book, I want to Staff Writer everybody and he's concerned about iry Club, Senior Citizens Council, incorporated them into the planning of this year's festival because the suc- tell my readers that there is so much Sharon Paters middle name the relationships that exist within the Union Hospital 5 Points YMCA, cess of it is about doing little things more to it than stemmed vegetables be "versatility,'" committee, and he understands all the Cerebral Palsy League, Union Town- right." and s^ad,^ The highly energetic woman, who nuances of those relationships. I think ship Community Action, Union Patel, who has been m business for Patefc'.so has been busy leading a resides in Maplewood, is co-owoer that's an important key to the success Township Garden Club, Union 19 years at 1525 Morris Ave. inDream Study, which is a dream group with her husband, J,C. of a business of the Chamber of Commerce events. UNICO, Hands Across Union, Union Union, explained that "Patel Printing that "explores the nudyzation of in Union called the Paiel Printing Plus "Grace Lane was one of the found- Elks, Union High PTA and Commun- Plus is a full-service, creative com- dreams as a tool for inner growth and Corp. She also is co-chairwomin of ers," Patel recalled. "And Les Mala- ity Police Unit. mercial quickprinting company that development.*' the annual Festival on the Green, mut was on the committee since its Entertainment will be provided by specializes in extraordinary immages She said she loves the festival and which will be held Sept 16 from1 1 inception — until last year, when S11 — the Union High School Band; Nicho- that enhance the customers* identity she loves being busy. **I was honored a.m. to 4 p.m. in Fribej-ger Put ness prevented him from doing all the las Griggs, bagpipe; Young Artists on paper. It is known for exceptional to be asked to be co-chairwoman, and Union; serves as director of the Union publicity and the writing to be distri- Workshop Theater, Municipal Band; service, professionalism and 100 per- my duties include overseeing the Township Chamber of Coimaerce, buted to the newspapers. Because of Friya Mehta, Indian dancer, and cent total satisfaction guaranteed." committee, coordinating all the sub- which is sponsoring ihe festival: is illness, he can't do it now. And no one Greek, Portugese and Scottish Her husband, who was bom in committees and holding regular meet- director and secreiary of the Rotary can replace him," she said. dancers. India, was an architect prior to enter- ings from April through September, Club of Union; is dneaor of the New "Actually, the committee consists Rain date is Sept, 17 and more ing the printing business. They have a plan, follow up, plan, follow up." Jersey Association of Quick Prates: of a lot of energetic, enthusiastic and information about the festival can be v son, Justin, 20, who is in his third year Patel grinned. "I'm veiy busy trying vice president of the adnanissmfi^ oJ creative business people, I think it's obtained by calling (908) 688-2777, studying business at the University of to squeeze a lot into 24 hours, the National Association of Quick the energy of their imput and partici- Patel first became involved with Sharon Patel Massachusetts in AmhersL "His pas- Printers; and is director and devejop- pation HIE, makes the festival the suc- the festival when "Janet Haggerty, "You see," she said, "the challenge sion is cars," said his mother. ment chairwoman of -die NAQP. we on it goes toward scholar- cess that it is," you know, the lady who makes bal- is in finding the balance between run- "This is my second year as co- ips to L nion High School students There are subcommittees "for loons here in Union, talked to me In addition to her involvement with ning a business, my civic Ufe, my chairwoman of the Festival on me ho ire pursuing art as a career. every aspect of the festival, and the about it. She was a long-time custom- business and the festival, Paters inter- family life — and time for me. It isn't Green," .aid Pate! excitedly, "aad "I: also is a juried show, so we have members are expert and talented in er of my company and • friend. She ests include "human dynamics and the problem of 'you can't find the we're going to be better than ever. I'm any cash prizes for many different individual areas." also was chairwoman one year and relationships, gourmet vegetarian time,' You make the time. It is all co-chair *ith Frank Polednifc. I've ies in arts and crafts and The committee members include she invited me to be part of the com- cooking, metaphysics, reading books about prioritizing the things that are been on he comnrinee for the past mcituUng a category for Irving Rosenberg, James Rosier, mittee. That was eight yea* *gor'- important to you and jus Tnalffng uie "eight ye*is," explained the aiffseuve, iSeai artisa. t*s also eight nunutes Arlene Schor, representing Hamilton Patel offered one of her generous and spiritual growth. And I'm writing time to do them," amiable woman the other afiernooE, EV ho^ in Maplewood, and I School; Eileen Torbick and Jodi smiles. "Once a committee member of two books. One is a gourmet vegeta- And as far as the Festival on the "and I've loved the festival from the the residents there would be Weinberg, Union County National the festival, always a committee rian cookbook, and the second is a Green is concerned, "we hope for a very beginning. very iniBw&ed in attending. And what Bank; Donna Visco, Vise© Graphics; member of the festival. book called 'Oangaba,' the story of million people ibis year," she mused, "This year, we have a lot of eihrJc makes i: even mere interesting is that Chery Wasserman, art teacher, Judy "We try to get new people each' lessons I learned from my mother-in- "but we expect about 2,000 people, enicnainment, and of coiase, all the it's a '"jried show, and Sheila Nuss- Welshons, Hollywood Memorial year so we have the old and the new, law even though we communicated After all, where else can you go and clubs and organizations and busaies- ta;is isd ooe of her associates from Park; Janet Wheeler, Union Library- the experienced and those who are without language. be entertained and fed and have a vis- ses in town will be very involved. We :ae rrwigious Sheila Nussbaum Gal- Jason Eichner, student; Joseph Canta- learning, md that keeps the commit- "My mother-in-law is no longer ual feast for your eyes? have more artists and' photo^sphers ley in Millburn will be among the Iupo, Total Protection; Paula Cohen, tee fresh ind infused with new ideas. with us," said Patel, "but she taught "Really!" than we had in previous years along J3OTS." Union Review; Dick Fried, Tony Gir- You know," she reminded, "last year, with a Io; of crafLs." The Festival on the Green commit- odano, Maplecrest Lincoln Mercury- at the end of the festival, we surveyed According to Patel, the festival is in lae begins its meetings in April. Laura Goetting, Chemical Bank; Bar- all of the participants, and we got a lot its 22nd year, "It's a special even! "Ahoul 15 local business people are bara Grig^s and Joe Hulsen, artists; of input from them — what they liked because it really brings logaher the oc ihe committee," Patel said. "And Fred Copecki. ComCast Cablevision; about the festival and what they resident, me business cooaxnnsxy. James Schaefer, president-chief and Phyllis Monguso, Senior Citizens would like to see changed. We were the art conimuniiy and the civic clubs execudve officer of the Union Cham- Council, happy to see that 90 percent of the Chef jimmy Hung presents and organization. It's an evenl ihaTs ber of Commerce, presides over every Among the participating clubs and people in the survey felt that the festi- cultural ar.d fun and whatever money cO53mi;:ee. He's really quite incredi- organizations involved are the Junior val exceeded their expectations. We DI N \ H R FOR 2 ^BROADWAY DINER o \ n COMPLETE DINNER UNION CHINESE RESTAURANT SOUP & SALAD • ROLLS & VEGETABLES DELICIOUS CHINESE FOOD EAT IN A TAKE OUT $27.00 • CHOICE POTATO • ENTREE ALL YOU CAN EAT •COFFEE OR TS A . A " : •DESSERT The chef-as always bee^ r» z "^ ;•*=- 'HVJ,~.' 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If you Arguments at home may be unavoid- Township's 22nd annual arts and icipal building, will be reserved for unusual circumstance. Let your spon- are involved with a Sagittarian or a- able. Staying calm will be the key to include bagpiper Nicholson Griggs, crafts show. Several thousand art the Union High School Band, the food stalls provided by local nonprofit taneous/side take over and you'It get Leo, you could be In for an emotion- keeping peace. A friend may ask to enthusiasts and their families are a lot more out of your free time. al rollercoaster ride, borrow a treasured belonging, Union Municipal Band, a barbershop groups. Accidents could happen if you're LIBRA - Sept 23/Oct 23 expected to attend the event, Sept. 16 quartet, a juggler, ethnic dancers and Admission to me festival is free.I n careless in outdoor spotts. Play it safe Even if you'a rather be sunning AQUARIUS - Jan 21/Feb 18 at Friberger Park in Union. YMCA fitness and karate demonstra- case of rain, the alternate date will be and pliy by the rules. Someone's loss yourself in the Caribbean than going Your ideals and values may be under More than 100 artists, Grafters and tors. The Union High School Young Sept. 17. For information, call (908) will be your gain, to the office, you could find simple scrutiny by a more conservative photographers will participate in the 688-2777. .pleasures in your work. Taking a member of the Zodiac. Don't give in Artists Workshop wil also display TAURUS-April 21/May 21 to pressure. Stand up for what you juried show, while music, dance, works by its members. Harmless joking could turn into a unique approach will get you furi icr Your business can grow with more than playing by the book, Roma ice believe in and you'll end up the win- ethnic entertainment and a variety of full-blown argument if you're not ner, in the business arena, don't make food are offered to participants. Friberger Park is situated behind customers. Reach the potential cus- careful. Be cautious of what you say. looks good for both single and n ir- ried Librans. promises you can't keep. Be realistic Co-chairs of this year's event are the Union Township municipal build- tomers in your newspaper with an This is especially true if you happen when setting deadlines. to be dealing with Scorpios and SCORPIO - Oct 24/Nov 22 Sharon Patel of Patel Printing in ing. Arts and crafts displays will be ad by calling 1-800-564.89!!. Anans, If traveling, be sure to check Making plans for the future helps PISCES - Ftb i9/Mareh 20 Union Lnd Frank Polednik of all important documenis well in you get through the doldrums of the A great week! A relationship you Biertuernpfel-Osleruge, also of advance. There could be a bit of red present. Nobody knows better than thought was going nowhere could Union, The full festival committee DOUBLE liACJON tape involved. the tenacious Scorpio that patience is take a serious tum. You'll have a GEMINI - May 22/June 21 a virtue. A coworker's error may tum much better idea of where you stand includes 23 local volunteers, many of liKSTAl > KANT Indulgence in food and drink could out to be your problem, too. Be a in romance, A friend's good news whom were divided into three sub- FOU ALL lead to regret. Practice moderation to team player and you're sure to get will have a positive efli-ct m you, committees" set-up, entertainment and OCCASIONS keep yourself on an even keel. Think ahead Avoid gossip, md you may be treated 'o a special winners circle. twice before asking a relative for a SAGnTARIUS - Nov 2M>ec 21 evening out on the town. Enjoy! The set-up committee includes Ordara O%tmr S1O favor. It could end up being more A week to be on your guard. 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Safeguard valuables, espe- week for gambling, play a big role in the year aiieail. A includes Paula Cohen, Phyllis Man- cially if you are planning to travel CAPRICORN - Dec 22/Jan 20 trip overseas may be in trig siars. gouso of the Union Senior Citizens this week. If you are involved with a Voicing your extreme opinions to a Single? If so, a new romance may be and Schaefer. Libran, this will be an especially WORRALL COMMUNITY new acquaintance could put you in a waiting for you during the winter The winners circle committee good time for romance, negative light, A softer, more diplo- months. LEO - July 23/August 23 includes Dahron Patel, Frank Kopecki NEWSPAPERS Use your insight to betier understand HOROSCOPES DAILY UPDATES CALL (iS6 0808 of Suburban Cablevision and Laura a friend's behavior. You'll realize that Goetting if Chemical Bank. SELECTIONS things are not always as they seem. 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For cal movie "8 1/2," Kopit and Yeston flashback are intertwined, Guido p-Qups of 20 or more, call (201) are the creators of "Phantom," the attempts to placate all the women in 379-3636, ext, 2438. Tickets for musical the Paper Mill audiences will his life before his world spins com- "Nine" are also available through the remember from two seasons ago, "I'm pletely out of conffol. New Jersey Theater Group's Theater looking fo/wjrd eagerly to Paper Sampler Series, To learn more about SchoefMS was the, Q»m injsopii 11 Mill's forthcoming producSffh, of and Yeston's "Phantom," both in Pap-4" inTs lQw-eosffthree-piiy' package caff * 'Nine,' " Kopit said, "One of" the er Mill's 1993 production and at (201) 593=0189. aspects I most admire about Paper Houston1! Theater Under the Stars The Pepcr Mill Playhouse is com- Mill productions is that they don't where he originated the role. He can pletely accessible to people with disa- simply clone New York City hits but also be heard on the RCA cast record- biliiies. Audio-described perfor- find their own interpretations, often ing. Schoeffler recently returned from mances for the visually impaired are bringing insights to these productions England where he played Booth in on Oct. 5 at 2 p,m.; Oct. 7 at 3 p.m. that the New York versions missed," Stephen Sondheim's "Assassins," and and Oct. 8 at 8 p,m. Sign-interpreted "Nine" stars Paul Schoeffler in the on Broadway he is seen as LeBret in performances for the hearing f role of Guido Contini, a libidinous "Cyrano," impaired are on Oct. 8 and 13 at 8 pm. movie director who suffers from a Funding for "Nine" has been made shortage of creative ideas for his next Robert Johanson is directing possible in part by the New Jersey "Nine," which features sets by film and an nwr ahunHaneft nf women State Council on the Arts/Department drifting ir and out of his life, Judy Miehael Anania, CdsTUmes by Oregg of State and the National Endowment McLanc flays Guide's long-suffering Barnes, lights by Timothy Hunter and for the Arts. The Paper Mill Playhouse opens" the new season with the five-time Tony Award-winning wife whe wants a divorce, Lauren choreography by D.J, Salisbury. Jim musical "Nine," Wednesday through Oct. 15. 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Slots remain open for county vo-tech courses Welcome back Thaw is still room for more students in the 126 full- and part-time, day and offerings have been added to the evening session brinf'ng the overall total to evening courses being offered by (he Union County Vocational-Technical 108. Stalt -licensing courses, they are nurses aide for long-term health facilities School as they begin their operational year. for the elderly and Barbering for the New Jersey Cosmetologisi/Hairstyling The fall semester will get underway with the opening of the day session on License. Due to the enthusiastic response, computer programs for beginners and Wednesday. The Division of Continuing Education's evening classes start on experienced users will again be scheduled. Sept. 18 with the exception of Manicuring/Nails Technology and Cosmetology An jnttoduction to computers, Word Perfect and Windows, is being offered which open on Sept. 13. as well as Lotus 1, 2, 3 and Desk Top Publishing, Page-maker and Quark- Panick Mauro, director of admissions, points out the day session provides Xpresss. Other courses include the Automotive Service Excellence Exam Pre- skills Graining in a wide variety of occupations. The Auto Technology Program paration, Computer Assisted Drafting, Air Conditioning and Refrigeration, with its Ai%motive Service Excellence certification has been highly received Power Engineering — Blue, Black Red Seals — and Masonry. Popular Offer- as has the Building Trades Cluster, The Culinary Arts and Baking Programs ings being repeated are the following: Manicuring/Nails Technology, Cake have won numerous honors and garnered praise from many quarters throughout Decorating and Locksmithing 1. In addition, a full range of vocational cosurscs the years. Other popular courses ire Graphic Communications, Horticulture, Is made available to ttade persons or interested area residents. Masonry, and Machine Technology md Welding. A Supermarkets Institute and Day session registrations are being hold daily from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the a Child Care and Development Program also are available. Technicai Building at the Scotch Plains campus, 1776 Rariian Road. This is Two new, novel offerings coming this fall are Law Enforcement Technology also the site of the evening session registrations to take place Wednesday and St. Mary's High School In Elizabeth Is ready to and Twilight Culinary Arts, The former will help prepare students for a career Sept. 7,8 and 13 from 10 a.m. to 3:30p.m. and in Baxel Hall on Sept. 11,12 and open for freshmen on Wednesday, Mike Lewicki in criminal justice. The latter is for adults above high school age who seek an 13 from 6 to 8:15 p.m. and WL'redo Martinez of St. Mary's staff put the fin- education in the area of food service. For information about the day session call (908) 889-2999 and for the even- ishing touches on the new gymnasium flocr. According to Thomas E, Highsmith, director of Adult Education, two new ing session call (908) 889-2922 or 889-2914. Legal research taught at Horizon ASICS • REEBOK • FILA • ADIDAS • NEW BALANCE • AVIA • NIKE The Horizon Institute of Paralegal Studies, with day and acts as li 'son between the administration teaching staff evening classes in Linden and evening sessions in Madi- and stude vs. Szurlej said, "The size of our administration son, offers a unique and enjoyable educational experience. allows us to give personal attention to each student, and The institute, which has operated since 1979, is approved this close, familial type setting is beneficial to students." GRAND RE OPENING 1 by the State of New Jersey Department of Vocational Edu- cation and all of its teachers are practicing attorneys. Clas- "The teachers are selected for their expertise as well as ses are offered Monday, Wednesday and Thursday even- their ability to communicate," she said. "Library facilities ings at Linden and Madison; Monday, Wednesday and Fri- are available to each student so that they leam legal day days at Linden. Rolling enrollment is available research in a hands-on method and the course is taught in a CELEBRATION enabling students to start almost at any time during the practical how-to manner which enables our graduates to year. assimilate quickly into the legal atmosphere. No general education is included in the curriculum. " The in titute has an administration consisting of only m\i three people including its admuusttator, Elva Szurlej, who For further information, call (908) 486-0404. AND LOCATION % Stiirin BLUE STAR Shopping Center vmm BACK<£>SCHOOL Infants And Children Huge Selection Of Sizes and Widths morci .Open365 daysa m Expert Fitting And Friendly Service MENS &WOMENS ENTER OUR DAILY DRAWING- WIN A PAIR OF KEDS* FREE * limited to stock items only PiUS,,.

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Learn karate Happy Days School is a World Oyama Karate, located in the Block Buster Plaza Shopping 'home away from home' Center in Linden, provides a posi- It's a fimily affair at Happy Days Nursery School in Kemlwerth. tive atmosphere and opportunity for Bert, Tama and Jay Umder have been educating children ages 254 -6 for more all individuals interested in tradi- than 36 years. tional Japanese karate. They offer a before-and after school program as well as half- and full-day Wolrd Pyama Karate is a Japan- sessions. The school day is 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. ese martial art which takes the ttad- More than 2,000 children have learned colors, shapes, numbers, letters, ition^ aspects of karate: "When" — beginning sound, whole language, science and songs in at least five languages. basics, "kata" — forms movement, They've seen endless puppet shows, clowns and magicians — Mr. Bruder and "kumite" — sparring, and suc- among them — and participated in acting out stories and original shows. cessfully blends them with scientif- They've been captivated by the staffs creative storytelling; the children are ic ffaining and innovative fighting encouraged to do their own storytelling as well. The staff includes two male techniques. World Oyama Karate teachers and three female teachers. welcomes men, women and child- Happy Days is a "home away from home" — a place that stimulates learning ren, experienced martial artists or in a warm and loving environmnet. In a time when both parents often work, beginning students. Happy Days offers families the peace of mind they are looking for and "happy Classes are offered throughout days" for their children. the day, Monday through Saturday. Children, teens, beginners and adults have classes dedicated to iheir respective levels of experience Adult high school offered and desire, . Persons who have hot completed needs. Credit may be nwuded fur Children develop patience, self- Students at World Oyama Karate. requirements for a secondary school both academic achievement and life confidence and respect of others diploma and are county residents cur- experience, , through learning basics and forms. help them make the right decisions * 20 years. An international touma- The school, located at 1025 SL rently not enrolled in high school may 1if Emphasis is placed upon both Women have an opportunity to get '" life". meni champion in both "kumite"— George Ave, is open six days a attend the new Union County academics and technical training. in shape, become more graceful and Chief instructor, M Sakai, righting, and "kata" — forms, he week from 10 a.m. to 10:30 p.m. Vocational-Technical Adult High Graduates of the Union County confident while learning to defend Sensei, a fourth degree black belt served a nine-year apprenticeship Call (908) 925-0077 for answers to School. Vocational-Technical High School themselves. Men will develop con- — yondon — has been studying under S Oyama, Soshu, the founder any questions and information Classes begin on Sept, 18 at the will be awarded a high school diplo- fidence, spirit and self-control to and teaching karate for more than of World Oyama Karate, about our free ffial. Raritan Road campus of the Union ma. The length of the study program County Vocational-Technical will vary dependent upon the amount Schools. of credits each individual requires to According to John Crowley, super- meet high school graduation visor, the purpose of the program is to Quality of education impacts on property values requirements. • - • •' Children returning to school this fall may not be thinking about real estate, encourage recent high school drop- According to Becker, the public's demonstrated concern with school quality outs to pursue a high school diploma Those interested in more informa- but the quality of the education they receive will have a profound impact on the should be a wake up caU to every homeowner. value of iheir parents* homes. in a setting geared to adults and with a tion should call John Crowley at (908) "The consistent interest m school quality should signal homeowners that curriculum geared to their specific 889.8288, According to Bob Becker, president and chief operating officer of Coldwell school systems are wise investments," he said. "The fact is, property values are Banker St-hlott. Realtors, school quality tops the list of home shoppersljonsjd- .ofteiLjdependent on a good school system." erations in assessing the desirability of a community. Homebuyer interest in Becker says statistical data and the ability to identify related trends are excit- 656 North Broad Street schools is bome out by more than 200 calls per month, to Coldwell Banker ing byproducts of the HomeMatch prop-am. Schlott's HomeMatch consulting program. Elizabeth, N.J, O72O8 "We created HomeMaich as a service to home-buyers, and to support our STATE LICENSED HomeMatch is a prognm by which real estate consultants provide free infor- position as a helpful and resourceful parmer in the buying process." •Christian Environment mation to home-shoppers over the telephone regarding the characteristics of To reach a HomeMatch representative, call (800) 368-9300. •Well - rounded Curriculum specific communities and markets. Coldwell Banker Sehlott. with more than 100 offices, is the New York Met- •Registered Nurse on Staff* "According to our consultants, callers ask about school quality more than any ropolitan region Of Coldwell Banker ."Which includes more than 2,300 residen- •New Playground & Tricycle Track '•• other factor," Becker said, "This has remained remarkably consistent since tial real estate offices and more than 55,000 sales associates in North America, HomeMatch began taking calls a year ago." •Bus Transportation HomeMatch consultants draw upon a customized computer database to •Group music & privatre piano lessons answerTelephone inquiries regarding a broad range of issues. The database con- FALL REGISTRATION \ A Monday-Friday 8:30 sm-6:00 pm ^gg g ninths throup Ktadergirteii tains detailed profiles of communities throughout most of the tri-state area ^ at including information on schools, religious institutions, restaurants, recreation- THE ENROLL HOW FOR SEPTEMBER al facilities, commuting distances, zoning ordinances, average home prices, tax- CENTER es, economic climate, day-care centers, cultural opportunities, shopping and •1 other factors. 8th, CHERNEY DANCE STUDIO 3 • Becker says questions about schools are fairly specific and pertain to a num- 4 PM - S Our 39th, Year 3 • ber of areas, 3 Dance, Theater, Voice, Twirling, Aerobics, PomPom, Country Line "People have questions regarding class size, student-teacher ratio, high 3 • school eoirse offerings and special services such as programs for the gifted or Classes begin September 11, Space is limited Enrol! for September Classes 3 • handicaps d," he said, "HomeMatch consultants can address all of these areas 3 • 26263 Moms Ave, 686-6615 Union, by September 9th and 3 • by accesiing the school profiles in our databases," receive a 3 • 3 •

DAHCE SHOE* 3 • This applies to new students not 3 • WEE CARE previously enrolled and Is limited to 3 • 3 • P.O. Box 2 1 pair of shoes per student. 3 • PRESCHOOL LEARNING CENTER September tuition must be received 3 • Union." nj. 07083 3 • by September 9th,Expires WB/BS 3 • • Certified Teachers AGES 3 TO ADULT 3 • BEGINNER TO ADVANCED 3 • • Elementary School Prep. FREE TRIAL CLASS ] • • Arts & Crafts (No Obligation - ages 3 to 10 not previously enrolled) Exp, i/9/95 3 • • Computer Learning Reasonable Rates plus family discounts and multiple lesson 3 • discounts. No Registration or insurance fees. All instructors are 3 • • Indoor/Outdoor Play certified to teach. 3 • 3 • • Breakfast, Lunch & 3 Snacks IN PERSON REGISTRA TION 3 • Tuesday Thursday Friday 3 • • Includes All-Day School Programs Saturday 3 Sept. 5th Sept, 7th Sept. 8th Sept. 9th 3 • .10AM - 1 PM 4PM - SPM 4PM • 8PM 10AM-4PM 3 Qualified Instructor* • Small 3 • Closed Only 10 Holidays Balanced Carricnluin OR CALL NOW, ANY DAY, ANY TIME (908) 688-466' 3 • Affordable Tuition » BALLET « TAP . JAZZ . POINTE - GYMNASTICS « TINY TOTS 3 • Out Of The Year COMBINATION CLASSES SOS Chestnut Street - Union .„«,. 3 • 2 BLOCKS FROM EXIT 139A OFF THE QSP 3 • 918 Lincoln St.. Linden 3 • UNION and CLARK Ufa MimBif Of The Dance Educators Of America 3 • • (908) 926-0599 908-688-3124 • 908-574-0428 • 908488-2306 •¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥ ¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥

A Real Lesson in Economics: UCC's $1,325 Annual Tuition We learned that Union County College's annual tuition is only $1.325 ~ significantly less than New Jersey's four-year public MICHELLE OXENDINE college average of $3,518, or $12,423* at private colleges. We also learned that UCC has financial aid specialists to help DANCE STUDIO us qualify for grants, loans and other assistance. 117 Chestnut Street Best of all, Union County College is one of the most respected Rosalie institutions of higher education. We're getting both quality i and affordabtlity. Today, financing a college education is more challenging BALLET TAP JAZZ AEROBICS than ever. Let Union County College provide you with a AFRICAN quality education without the burden of a big debt. Call: AGES 3 TO ADULT (908) 709-7500. •Naiisnai Certsf for Eoucatian Statatca 1993-94

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Proper care can cure acne According to a recent study from If yon or a teen-ager you know has Treatment, from Neutrogena, can help the UnivCTiity of Michigan, teen. a problem with acne, encourage him too. Clogged pores are a leading cause ageri growing up in the '90t face or her to select cleasmg products that of skin-care woes, and this all-over more "adult" stresses than any previ- are not harsh lo sensitive tBn, Cleans face treatment is specifically designed aft generation. The mesial and physi- ing with harsh products or loo vigor- to keep pores clear of everyday cal pitfalls that can befall a youth have ously can canse skin to become mute doggers. been multiplied by lhe damage that inflamed, making it difficult lo break For me -e information on acne, con- divorce, drugs and disease have the "brrak^oi cycle." sumers can request a copy of the caused. For this reason, problems that If ^o» Bawr'fme-ptone skm, it's Neutroge-j brochure, "The Intelli- may affect a Ben's identity arc often okay to wear makeup, v9 mile s3re Approach toCoping with Acne," ignored as parents focus more on their yon select • water-based, non by writing Neutrogena Acne Bro- child's safety than self-image. comedogemc foundation. At the end chnre, P.O. Box 45036, Los Angeles, Yet, it's important to note thai of the day, wash off all makeup befote Calif. 90045. "minor" problems such as appearance going to bed, also can seriously affect a teen-ager's A medicated overnight treatment, To place a classified ad call life. Acne can damage a teen's self- snh as a new dnr gel, dear Pore 1-100-564-8911 by 3 p.m. Tuesday. image and lead to berth emotional and physical scarring. Understanding the causes and treatment of acne win help teens control additional problems. The exact cause of acne is unknown. Nonetheless, many factors play a role, including physical and emotional stress, heredity, environ- roent, horinonet and some cosmetics and skincare products- As a result, there is no instant solution for rhe problem, and the degree to which it •Professional Faculty REGISTER NOW can be controlled is individual- How- and Training BY PHONE ever, treatments are available u> man- 201-376-2111 age the disease by reducing its severity, •Pre-Sehooi Through Mi hi PBison RsgMntion WW Taks Pta Aufjurt 28,29,30,31 and Rated m grades from 1 to 4, acne •Competition Company Septenber1«%From1PM- can range from a few pimples to nodular or cystic acne. In most cases, •Gonvenientfy Scheduted 4 PM & 6 MM PM at GUHW* teen-agers with grades 3 or 4 should location 191 Mountain Ave., be under dermatologic care. Teens Classes SprtntfetdfOWAAABW.) with grades 1 or 2 can often neat theff problem with products that can be Dania Aguero, Katherine Logan and Quiana Johnson of the Westfield Dance Company. purchased at the drugstore. Whether a For Ail Your teen has grade 1 or 4, the treatment of Dancing Needs acne must include a gentle md pie- Dance school schedules auditions ventauve skin-carc The Westfield Dance Company, a shops and competitions, and work ages 8-10, and 3-4:30 p.m. for ages Although tten-agers^Jflen resist Basic ADVANCED INCOME TAX young people's dance company, will with renowned choreographers. 11-18. Combinations will be given in regimens af any kind, it's important RETURN PREPARATION have auditioni on Sept. 9 at the West- This award-wmning troupe hasper- ballet, jazz, modem and up. for those with acne prone skin to Income Tax < SCHOOL field School of Dance, 402 Boule- formed throughout the tri-state area For criteria information, call (908) cleanse C wiscienUouly. While acne is vard, Westfield. and has brought the community per- 789-3011. not caused by dirt, washing the face H&R Block offers a class to fit your Learn a NEW SKILL! WDC is an organization whose formances of full-length ballets, the twice a day helps remove excess oil. tot toiowtedge. Get "hands-on" "Little Match Girl" and "The Ele- bacteria and dead cdls from the skin's experience from a knowledgeable purpose is to give danGers an oppor- Editorial deadlines Increase your tunity to perform, attend dance work- phant's Child," WDC is also responsi- surf ace. Acne cannot be "cured" a day H&R Block instructor in one of the ble for holding repertoire concerts Following are deadlines for news: before a big event, bot it can be man- tax KNOWLEDGE! "Beyond the Bastes" courses: with guest choreographers and guest Church, club and social - Friday noon. aged with proper care and gentle School celebrates artists such as Frank Hatchett fromth e Entertainment - Friday noon. cleansers like Neutrogena OU-Free CONVENIENT times • Intermediate Broadway Dance Center m New York Sports - Monday noon. Acne Wash, a gentle, alcohol free & locations! • Advanced Tax Topic Noah's Ark Nursery School, City. Letters to the Editor - Monday 9 a.m, facial cleanser that deep-cleanses Seminars located at 600 N. Wood Ava, m.Ljn- Audition times will be 1-2 p.m. for General - Monday 5 p.m. without ffritation. Graduates receive den, is beginning its 25th year of ser- • Partnerships vice to Linden and surrounding CEUs and certificates •Corporations A CONGREGATION BETHU SHALOM communities. of actwevefnent- • Trusts & Estates Classes are offered two, three or ~ Vauxhall Road At Plane St. five mornings a week from 9 to 11:30 SAT I Union, N, O7O83 a,m, for children who will be 3 or 4 ACADEMICS AND STRATEGIES years old by Dec. 31. There are a lim- SUMMER & FALL • A creative Sunday School for young Jewish ehUdren five and up ited number of openings in each class. Kindergarten First Second, Third. Fourth, Fifth, Sixth Grades The school emphasizes an indivi- COURSES • We welcome affiliated and unafflUated families H&R BLOCK dualized approach to learning with SCOTCH PLAINS • Professionally trained teaching staff • Recognized by the Jewish Federation of Cental NJ emphasis on each child's social, emo- SUMMIT For more information, call: tional, physical and mental growth, A Register now for the 1995/96 Hebrew School Year «•. variety of activities including music, EDUCATIONAL SERVICES CENTER Call the Synagogue Office • (808) 686-6773 art, literature, number concepts and 1-800-762-8378 , 1-8OO-TAX-2OOO beginning science are offered by a Major Credit Cards Accepted staff with many years experience in »•»•»•»» the early childhood field. School will open on Sept, 11. For further in ormation about registration, Schools This Good Deserve A Closer Look contact Nis. Seebergh at 272-7355 or For A Mrs. Pavvlowski at 925-7487. La Danse School of Performing Arts Personalized Approach To Education, We Promise 10 North Wood Avenue Suite A Ages — NOTHING SHORT OF EXCELLENCE —i 3-6 Linden, NJ 07036 HAPPY DAYS SCHOOL & CAMP Proudly Presents... 44 So. 21st St., Kenilworth &r our 9S' - 96* Dance Season!! Classes Home Away from Home fill Cast so register eartjrt! Classes available for Tots • 1/2 Full Day Sessions thru Adult Beginner thru Advanced. • Creative Open Classroom • Before & After School in will be held August Care Available OPEN HOUSE ^i.it 20ih 3 1st 4 HPM Our 36th Season Raritan Road, Roselle, NJ, Wednesday, Q Creative Movement for Tots October 18,1995 Family Run Business CATHOLIC Conducted by the Marist mnistics 908-276-1443 ! HIGH SCHOOL Brothers Of The Schools

NEW CAREER IN .PROFESSIONAL THE LEQAL «HIQH-PAYING NOAH'S ARK Nursery School PROFESSION FOR INFO CALL 908-486-0404 For 3-year'olds A Q Ballroom SESSION 4-year-olds Cl Lyrical SmRTiNG SEPTEMBER 18 Line Anllable Day And j •Two, three or five 600 N. Wood Ave. Evening days per week j programs Unden j •Quality Pre-school •Morning Sessions 9:00-11:30 HORIZON INSTITUTE OF PARALIGAL STUWES | eductaon - established 1970 449 NORTH WOOD AVE. 36 MADISON AVE, 908 925-1744 (^•ovfaimpkteickdrie (906^862-6887 LINDEN MADISON I BIO — THURSDAY, AUGUST 31, 199S — WORBALL NEWSPAPERS CROSSWORD PUZZLE 1 a 3 10 "TIT

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—• —• SEPTEMBER I, IMS 11am-2pm, Greek foods/ pasfries, live —. ^^^^^B EVENT; Rn Market Bouzouki, music, young folk danoare, PLACE: First Congregational Christian games forehildren, much more. For more -13 44 45 Church. 1240 Clinton Avenue, Irvington, info 908.964=7857/ 908=381-3681. NJ. ORGANIZATION: St. Demetrios Greek •50 SB • 48 149 53 T11IE: Ra.n or shine. 10AMto 3PM . Orttiodox Church. — — Rosalind Miniman of Springfield poses with one of her Qatar's Wanted! $15 00 per spam. For 155 •r works. nfcxmatKx can 373-6883 — — —— ORGANIZATION: First Congregationa! IT " ChrMan Church, Fund Committe*. What*s Going On is a paid directory of L events for non-profit organizations. It CRAFT is pre-paid and costs jusl$20.Q0.{for 2 Trio will exhbit at library weeks) for Essex County or union CLUES DOWN CLUESACROSS SUNDAY County and just $3000 for both. Your The work of three artists will be exhibited at ihe Donald B, Palmer Taxi I, Cool-licmlcil aPTBWIR 10, 1185 notice must bo in our Maplewood I. Museum of the Springfield Library today through Oct. 2. EVQiT: 22nd Annual Festw*l-ln the- office (463 Valley Street) by 4:30 P.M. 2 Brew 5. Wonien (Frcnchhnbhrev. 4, Indie1* pet ininute, abhrrs Rosalind Miniman, t resident of Springfield, will be exhibiting pamt- Park. on Monday for publication VM follow^ Mcmln lines PLACE: Memorial Park (between Chest, ing Thursday. Advertisement may 4. HrciulsitilTs 12 Wings ings. She received a "Best in Show" award ai the New Jersey Cenier for ! 3. Blmie i'l n windmill nut Sweet and Vreetand Avenue, NuBey. also be placed at 170 Scotland Road, 5 Musi vnlunlik" pliiyei Visual Arts in Summit, as weU as honorable mentions in Union Coimty TM1- 10AM-5PM Orange, 266 Liberty St., Bloomfield or 6 N,Y, C tiam« owner PRICE: Admission free- more than 200 Sanctuary and South Orange. Miniman likes to paint not only what she sees but 1291 Stuyvesant Ava, Union: For 7 Dcploics crafters and cotlectibles vendors. more information call 763-9411. X Red'lhh browns I ft.Plan what she feels when she sees a flower, a figure, a landscape or whatever it ORGArflZATION: KJngsland Trust & Romnninn cin 17. Male ollspi int is that captures h» interest and imagination. Nufcy HBtorical ^M<^ IK. Wood 10. llluminntion nnil Susan Pruder, a resident of Union, will be exhibiting her photographs, II. Numberless 20, Barrenness 22. Anpiospennous tree; both in bteek and white and color. An a\id outdoors person and environ- 10. PI CM Negligible nnuuiiii 25. Vofi-ampere mentalist, Pruder finds patterns in nature that can lead to interesting Consumer info I nikiiij; h;ul 2ft. r.very absn-act images, Victorian architecture in Cape May and Mohonk Moun- 2.V Herb 27 BldiHlsuckcrs tain House in New York State are also featured in this photographic dis- Some of the most important infor- rights and lending laws at <609) .12, Goods ermied by a large vehicle 24 Volunteer in limes of trouble play. She has photographs permanently on exhibit at the Union County mation never reaches the people for 292-1102. 28. Scnh 34. Bonier for a picture • A 24-hour, child-abuse hotline is 35, Bnd fniry National Bank and the Township of Union at the Municipal Building. which it is intended because they are 29- Put up with run by the Department of Human Ser- 10 Oh, God' 3ft Blighted Michael Teters, a resident of Piscaiaway, will be displaying his art- unawire of where to find it. Tax and 31. 3'J. Aninial pnuluct eiuffiry doUirs go to support many vices at (800) 792-8610, Indian groom 40, work of prints and oils on canvas. Most of his prints are manipulated 33 Whnrfnce Autn stale and county hotlines. The infor- • Those with consumer problems 4 I, Way In sepni'ale photo images and collages. He is a member of the Print Making Council 37. Cunt parts mation they provide is invaluable. can call the Department of Consumer 38, 43, Bowling pin of New Jersey and the Visual Arts League of New Brunswick. He regu- Adult female 47, Counter Affairs at (201) 504-6200, 42. Pack larly shows his work through the Print Making Council of New Jersey. • Residents who want to report 43, 48, Honorable title (Turkish) • A 24-hour hotline is available at Biu-MniKlani 49. The Donald B. Palmer Musemn is located in the Springfield Free Publ- safety problems with vehicles can call 44. Site of British school Hybrid citrus fruit 51. Semitic fertility god ic Library, 66 Mountain Ave, The hours for the exhibit are Monday, the Auto Safety Hotline at (§00) (609) 292-7172 for air and water pol- 4?, Carrie Chapman _, sitlftiiyist lution complaints, 46. 54, Bncon-leituce-toniaio sandwich Wednesday and Thursday from 10 a,m. to 8:J0 p.m. and Tuesday, Friday 424-9393. Iiitticnlc points Burden 50. 55. • The state Department Office of • Federal agency information is Snoul 5fi, King of Huns (Siundmnvinni and Saturday from 10 a,m, to 4:30 p.m. Saturday hours for the exhibit Flower petal 57 . Small island (British) will commence Sept. 9, Corsianer Protection has a number available by calling (201) 645-3600 Reslraiiil 58, Latch a window fbrfaformarion on banMngandrwedir or (609) 396-4400! 59 Start of n news slot's1

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If you are interest- am fun to be with and like to do just gather without any baggage, work out quiet evenings at home, New York, 30, who is nice and over 6', BOX •#- 31 year old, 5'6", mother of one. Have LOTS OF FUN ed in a healthy, warm relationship, about everything, BOX 13817 and stay in good shape. You should be movies, etc Age unimportant BOX BOX 13437 13896 blonde hair and green eyes. Looking 28 year old, chubby, pretty female. 13736 Looking for a single white mala, 28 the same. We could have some fun UNION COUNTY MAN for a single, never married male age which could possibly lead to something SHARE MY INTERESTS.. NEW FRIENDS WANTED and older, who enjoys having a great LOOKING 4 TRUE LOVE! 43 year old, Bi white professional, 30 to 40, over 5'10", who is a non long term... BOX 13435 Handsome, single white male, age 39. 5i0" and weigh 165 pounds, I am Looking for new female friends to hang smoker, drinker okay. Enjoy the beach, time in life and new wave music... 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Enjoy nature and white male, age 45-80 who ,s honest, age_49 to 60, who is a moderate drink- make a relationship work, you must like a single white Christian female, lationship leading to marriage. With or Looks unimportant. Not into head hiking. Prefer a small, petite female. sincere and seeking a friendship. iOX er, non smoker and an all around nice put each othar first, BOX 15460 BOX 12066 without children. BOX 13590 games. Kids okay BOX 1342B BOX 13476 13142 person... BOX 36697

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SPRINGFIELD Harvest Festival planned 1071 LEDGEWOO'D RD, MOUNTAINSIDE RANCK, FRANCIS CARE OF UNITlD JERSEY BANK GOTTLIEB, MICHAEL GR EAST JERSEY. ANESTHESIA 66S E JERSEY ST. ELIZABETH A C 302 010760, UNION Revisit colonial America on Sept, 24 from 1=5 p.m. when Trailside Nature GRAFF, JEROLD lio EAST GROVE ST. WESTFIELD READLINGER, DONALD 136 CENTRAL AVE and Science Center, Mountainside, hosts its annual Harvest Festival. GRANT. WILLIAM 374 WASHINGTON AVE. UNION PO BOX 10. COLONIA GREVE, MARION 26 VINCENT ST, HILLSIDE REEVIY. MILTON UNKNOWN, GRUBB. ROBERTA 28 STONELEIGH PARK, WESTFIELD REGENYi, LILY 648 SCHUYLER WAY. UNION Among the treats awaiting festival patrons are demonsQ-ations of 18th cen- GUERRIERO, PETER BENEFIT PROGRAM SVCS BEICHARD, DANIEL 86 MOUNTAIN AVE, tury crafts and livelihoods, an authentic Revolutionary War encampment. 2444 MORRIS AVE, UNION BEBKELiY HEIGHTS HABERSKI. BERTHA 1MB BOND STREET, RAHWAY REMBRANDT, CHABLES 1144 MABTINE AV S, Native American folklore, period music and a colonial magic show featuring HASAN, JAMES IBS BROAD STREET, RAHWAY SCOTCH PLAINS HALECKI. WALTER 167 BAYWAY, ELIZABETH BEPPY, MARYJANE 247 BROWNING AVE. ELIZABETH live animals. HALEY, WILLIAM 100 WALNUT AVE, CLARK BEYES, VINCENT GARDEN STATE BRICKFACE CO HALLER. DANIEL 446 E JERSEY ST, ELIZABETH 843 ST GEORGES AVi, ROSELLE For children there will be the opportunity to play games of yesteryear such as HALLINAN. WILLIAM 36 MADISON, TREMLEY BINALDO, MATTHEW 405 WESTFIELD AVE, ELIZABETH "trundle the hoop," "graces" and "tug=of=war," Children's craft activities and HAND, GERTRUDE B4O DORIAN RD, WESTFIELD RIVERA, EVELIN 22 HAZARD PL. ELIZABETH HANEN, BESSIE 251 MANDELL ST. ELIZABETH RIVERA, MABIAM 59 1ST ST, EUZABETH animals, provided by the Somerset County 4-H Club, will also highlight the HANLIN. LINDA 1130 B N STILES, LINDEN RIVEBA, OCTAylO 1331 ALINA ST, ELIZABETH HARGRAVE, UWRENCE 152 E 7TH AVE, ROSELLE BOBERTSON, JOHN 632 MONOBE AVE, ELIZABETH day. Shows and demonstrations will occur throughout the afternoon, Fresh HARRIS, ALLEN 860 MORRIS ST APT1, ROSELLE ROCHE, HARRY 4 CREST ACRES, SUMMIT pressed tpple cider, baked pies, organic produce, baked potatoes, and bar- HARRIS, ULAR 637 SO PARK ST, ELIZABETH ROGLEN, MICHAEL C/O EQUITABLE HASTE. WILLIAM 681 NORTH AVE, WESTFIELD 100 WALNUT AVE 5TH FL, CLARK becued beef and chicken will be on sale through the day. Pumpkins and mums HECKTOR, ANDRA 705 CHESTNUT ST, ROSELLE ROSALES, MYBDA 62 WEST INMAN, RAHWAY HIQHSMITH, DOLORES 806 E GRAND ST, ELIZABETRH ROSELL PAPER CO INC, 615 EAST 1ST AVE, ROSELLE will also be featured sale items. HODGSON, NORMAN GLENSIDE AVE, SCOTCH PLAINS ROSENBAUM, ERNEST 415 ACADEMY TEBR #. LINDEN HOLLYWOOD ARK. 1468 STUYVESANT AVE ROSS, WENDY S27 MORRIS AVE Admission to the Harvest Festival, a suggested donation of $3 per person, PO BOX 488, UNION #C.4, ELIZABETH HOWARD. LILLIE 61 ELMORA AVE. ELIZABETH ROWLEY, PHILIP 92 AURBY ST, RAHWAY includes all activities, with the exception of children's crafts and the Trailside HOYLE, SAMUEL 1053 E GRAND ST. ELIZABETH RUBQVITZ, EDWARD 506 MORBIS AVE, SPBINGFIELD planetarium show. Parking is free, with shuttle bus service being provided HUDZIAK, PATRICIA 318 MILTONIA STREET, LINDEN RUSHFORTH, JAMES 131 FARLEY AVENUE, FANWOOD HULICK, MABEL 144 SUMMIT RD, ELIZABETH RUSNAK, JOHN 26 KEMPSHALL TERRACE. FANWOOD between 12:30 and 5:30 p.m., from the Watchung Siables, Summit Lane, HUZAR, JOHN 458 JACKSON AVE, ELIZABETH RUSSELL, ALEXANDER 212 THELMA TERR, LINDIN IDNANI. RAMESH 380 MOUNTAIN RD SANQENTI, ANGELINA 1087 SUNNYSLOPE DR, Mountainside. TROY TOWE, UNION CITY MOUNTAINSIDE JACKSON, BRENDA 24 A PIONEER HOMES, ELIZABETH SANTANA, BRUNILDA 731 ADAMS AVE APT 2P This event will be held ram or shine. Trailside is located off Route 22, at Now JANUSKA, JULIA 4 KERLYN CT, ELIZABETH ELIZABETH JENKINS, SHIRLEY 315 BEECHWOOD TERR, ORANGE SANTOS, AMANDIO 1013 MONROE AVENUE Providence Road and the comer of Coles Avenue, Mountainside, For additioral JOHNSON, GEORGE 38 MARION AVE. SPRINGFIELD ELIZABETH information or to volunteer to help at the festival, call (908) 789-3670. JOHNSON. LOUISE •/, LINDA JONES, E HENRY ST SCARBROUQH, ANNE 321 NORTH AVE E APT U 107 JONES, BERNICi PO BOX 5038. HILLSIDE CRANFORD JONES, DOROTHY 154 FIFTH STREET, ELIZABETH SCHAFFER, EDWIN SCOTTLAND AVENUE, Trailside Nature and Science Center is a facility of the Union County Divi- JOYCE, M 1727 PARK ST, RAHWAY SCOTCH PLAINS sion of Parks and Recreation. KAHN, MOHAMMAD 522 N WOOD AVE. LINDEN SCHLAUCH, MARK 436 WEST END AVE 18, KANE, FRANK 39 MAPLE ST. SUMMIT ELIZABETH KAUFFMAN, CHARLES 604 FRANKLIN ST, ELIZABETH SCHMIDT, ADOLPH 747 NEWARK AVE, JERSEY CITY ______^__ PUBLIC NOTICE KELLY. NORA 419 RAHWAY AVE. ELIZABETH SCHROEDER, BERYL 2042 EMERSON AVE, UNION KENNEDY, ELIZABETH 222 SPRING ST, ELIZABETH SCHWAB, JOSEPHINE 1001 MADISON AVE. ELIZABETH KENNEDY, ELIZABETH 735 VAN BUREN AVE. ELIZABETH SCHWEITZ, FREDERICK 12 COLBY LANE, CRANFORD KENNEDY. GERTRUDE PO BOX 0096. HILLSIDE SCOTT, DEBORAH 596 LEHIQH AVE, UNION "NOTICE OF NAMES OF PERSONS APPEARING TO KESSLER. OSCAR 1254 CLINTON PL *4D, ELIZABETH SEARLESS, CATHRINE 112 BLACKBURN RD, SUMMIT KiDD, M 130 MOUNTAIN AVE SEVEBECK, JAMES 1458 WOODACRE DR. MOUNTAINSIDE BE THE OWNERS OR BENEFICIARIES OF LIFE OR BERKELEY HEIGHTS NJ 07B22, SHAWCROSS. LILLIAN 20 VERNON TERR BLVD. BERKELEY HEI BLOOMFIELD ENDOWMENT POLICIES OR ANNUITY CONTRACTS" 77 SUMMIT AVE, SUMMIT KIERSTEAD. MARQERY 522 SHERIDAN, ROSELLE SHERRILL, BERNICE KIMBER. SARAH IB HICKORY RD, SUMMIT 655 SO PARK ST, ELIZABETH TO THi PERSONS LISTED 1ELQW, TO THE OWNERS OR iENEFICIAL OWNIRS SIEGMIESTER, ETHEL 1131 RT 22, MOUNTAINSIDE OF, OR PERSONS ENTITLED TO LIFE OR ENDOWMENT POLICIES OR ANNUITY KING, RUSSELL •4 SUE SHAWYER SIERBINSKI. ROBERT 617 FAIRMONT AVE. WESTFIELD 782 E. 3RD AVE, ROSELLE CONTRACTS PRESUMiD TO 11 ABANDONED. SILVEY. CATHERINE 22 MANOR HILL RD, SUMMIT KLASCHKA. MICHAEL PO BOX 3137. UNION SINCLAIR. WILLIAM TAKE NOTICE that Information has been filed with th« State Treasurer of New 424 SMITH STREET. ELIZABETH 296 CHAUCER DRIVE, KLIN, HELEN SIN FELT, MURIEL BERKELEY HEIGHTS Jersey concerning certain Life or Endowment Policies or Annuity Contracts In this KNITTEL, ANNA 482 WHITEWOOD RD, UNION State which has remained unclaimed or the whereabouts of the person or beneficiary 461 BAYBERRY LN, MOUNTAINSIDE 65 HOLLYWOOD AVE, HILLSIDE KONEGEN, BOBBIANNE SIOWA, LOUISE 525 CHILTON St. ELIZABETH entitled to such Life or Endowment Policies or Annuity Contracts have been or KORMAN, 1 WOODBRIDGE CTR, WOODBRIDQE SLOAT. LELA 139 TUSSEL LANE. SIATEK PLAINS 1035 WILLIAM ST, ELIZABETH remains unknown for statutory abandonment periodi and that such Life or Endow- KOTICK PHILIP, SLOCUM, HELEN UNKNOWN, UNION men! Policies or Annuity Contracts may be presumed abandoned and subject to KRUEGER, RICHARD 69 COUNTRY CLUB LANE, SCOTCH PLAINS SMITH, GEORGE 207 MCCANDLESS ST, LINDEN delivery to the State Treasurer for safekeeping pursuant to Chapter SB, P.L. 1989 If the LAMBREMONT. ROBERT 777 SPRINGFIELD AVE, SUMMIT SNELL, P ADDRESS UNKNOWN, NEW JERSEY LANDSBURG, W 220 W JERSEY ST, ELIZABETH SNELLMAN, FRANK 20 GLENDALE RD, SUMMIT owner's rights to receive such Life or f ndowment Policies or Annuity Contracts is not LANQE, WILMAR 1900 BOYNTON AVE. WESTFIELD established. SORCE, THOMAS__ _ UNKNOWN, ROSELLE LANKIN. MILDRED 42 ELMORA AVE, ELIZABETH SP1NA, VINCENT 226 'WILLIAMSON STREET. ELIZABETH The names, if known, the last address, If any, of the owners of such Life or Endow- LAPORS, LOTS r 822 PENNINGTON ST, ELIZABETH ST. ELIZABETH B1100 ment Policies or Annuity Contfacts are as follows: LAPPKE, FRANCIS 818 AMSTERDAM AVE. ROSELLE STAPPAS, PAUL 261 TWIN OAKS TERR, WESTFIELD UNION COUNTY LENIS, "Y 424 VINE ST, ELIZABETH LEONARD. MYRTLE 63 OAK LANE, TRENTON STEINER, HERBERT 446 NEW YORK AVE, ELIZABETH PO BOX 289. KENILWOBTH LEONARD, TERRENCE 154 E 2 AVE. ROSELLE STEWART, JOHN 811 CEDAR TERR, WESTFIELD ADER, SAN FORD STOKES, LAYINA MILLBURN AVE, SUMMIT ALL SYED 111,2 CEDAR AVENUE, ELIZABETH LEONARDI. F 402 DOYLE ST, ELIZABETH 800 TUDOR CT APT 78. ELIZABETH LEPORE, JOHN 822 PENNINGTON STREET, ELIZABETH STONE, NATALIE 454 MORRIS AVE. SPRINGFIELD ALLEN, JOSEPH STYPA, JOHN BENEFIT PROG SERV ALLEN PRINTING CO, PENSION 41 NORTH AVE i. CRANFORD LESIEWSKI. STANLEY 317 W GRAND AVE APT SB, RAHWAY LEWIS CHESTER ASSOC, 119 SUMMIT AVE, SUMMIT 2444 MORRIS AVE, UNION ALSTON, WILLIAM RFD #1. SCOTCH PLAINS 5UMNER GARDENS ALVAREZ, TERESA 2060 MORRIS AVE, UNION LIEBOWITZ. EDWARD 1311 HENRY ST. LINDEN SUAREZ. ANTONIO LIMQUEE, KAREN 1700 GALLOPING HILL RD, KENILWORTH 3S SUMNEB AVE APT 148, UNION AMERICAS INSURANCE, CO 25 RT 22 EAST, SPRINSFiELD 1053 WILLIAM ST, ELIZABETH AMMON. JOHN 63 Vi/ENCHIP RD SUMMIT - LINDSEY, OLIVER 167 COOPER ST. TRENTON SULLIVAN, MARY LISANTI, THELMA SUMMIT RAD, ASSOCIATION 426 SPRINGFIELD AVE, SUMMIT ANDREWS, SHARON 230 EAST CLAY AVENUE. ROSELLE PARK 100 KEW DR. SPRINGFIELD F1197 -ANESTHESIA GROUP OF, LITTLE, LEWIS SIOUX, NJ 07036, SWARTS, THOMAS 3 BALTUSROL PUCE, SUMMIT ORANGE PA 80 MORRIS AVE. SPRINGFIELD LOO, PATRICIA UNKNOWN,- SUMMIT 81 MAPLES AV, SPRINGFIELD MACKIE. BRAD 457 HUNTINQTON RD, UNION SZERLIP & CO, 525 BOULEVARD, KENILWORTH ANTOINETTE. STAUB PROSPECT, WESTFIELD ARABITG, ANGELA 432 MAPLE AVENUE. ELIZABETH MACNICOL, PHEBE 34 WEST END AVE, SUMMIT TABBS, WILLIAM PO BOX 3137. UNION MAGSOMBOL, LUZUIMENDA 654 E JERSEY ST APT 6A, TAFEL, ROBERT 434 SPRINGFIELD AVE, SUMMIT ARLEIN, DAVID 564 PURGE STREET. HILLSIDE ARRIETA, S UNKNOWN, NEWARK ELIZABETH TALARICO, HELEN TAVERA, DEBORAH 108 FULTON ST, ELIZABETH ASSOCIA PASCACK. PATHOLOGY PO BOX 471, KENILWORTH MALLE RICHARD F. 390 B UNION STREET, RAHWAY 25 CAROLYN TER, ROSELLE MANHARDT, C 627 MARSHALL ST, ELIZABETH TERLIZZI, LOUIS 500 MORRIS AVE P O BOX AVANENA. NELIA SPRINGFIELD ' B TURNER LDASTE. 1200 FULLER RD, LINDEN MARK^, MYRTLE 63 OAK LANE, TRENTON m PARK AVE. SUMMIT MARSHALL. ELIZABETH 322 OSWALD PL, VAUXHALL TESCHE, ROBERT CHUBB PO BOX 216, UNION BADOLATO, CESARE 161 LIVINGSTON STREET, ELIZABETH BANKS, BOBBY 606 ST MARKS STREET. LINDEN MARTEN. CHARLES 266 SECOND STREET, ELIZABETH THOMAS, TORA MARTIN, A 100 WILLOW BROOK RD, COLTS NECK THORN, ANNA HOLLY, CRANFORD BARNES. MARY 626 SPRUCE ST. ROSELLE PARK 425 ERIUO AVE, ELIZABETH BARNHART, BRUCE 527 SPRINGFIELD AVE. SPRINGFIELD MARVIN SCHERB, ACTUARY PA 91 TILLOfSON RD. FANWOOD TORRES, ALBERT TRACER, SAMUEL 412 SANDFORD AVE, WESTFIELD BARRIA, JACINTA 444 EDGAR RD. ELIZABETH MCDONALD, CHRISTOPHER 99 HANSELL ROAD, MURRAY HILL 602 SUMMER STREET, ELIZABETH BATES, WILLIE 216 SOUTH SECOND ST, ELIZABETH NCDOUQALD, POSEY 3 E MIGOIRE MANOR, ELIZABETH TRUAN, RICHARD TRUPPA, EUGENE 1442 CAMPBELL STREET, RAHWAY BAUMWOLL, RICHARD 126 ST PAUL ST. WESTFiELD MCNAMARA. CECELIA 133 COE AVE, HILLSIDE INTERNATIONAL PAINT CO INC PUROLATOR INC ATTN H G MORRIS TRUSTEES OF, INTERNATIONAL BEAM, R 1 MCOUADE, R PO BOX 6004. ELIZABETH PO BOX 386, UNION 970 NEV, BRUNSWICK RAHWAv MEDINA, MIRIAM 616 SOUTH ST, ELIZABETH 1961 NORRIS AVE, UNION 216 PROSPECT ST CRANFORD MELNA, JOHN 107 WOODLAND AVENUE, UNION TUEMPEL, BIER BEARSON. HENRY TURCO, JOHN 28 JACQUES PL, ELIZABETH 3BB HARVARD AVE, HILLSIDE MESBLESK1, HELEN 736 JEFFERSON AVE, ELIZABETH 460 LOWER EAST MAIN, RAHWAY *• BIEFUS, ELIZABETH UNCHESTER, WILLIAM BENDER, JOEL A3200 MlTZLER, M 54 DRUID HILL RD. SUMMIT 1000 GALLOPING HILL, UNION 258 CLARK STREET. WESTFIELD METZLER, ROBERT UNKNOWN, UNION HOSPITAL, 1003 ROSELLE ST, LINDEN URBAN, MARY BLADZINSKi, WAYNE 537 EAST 2ND AVE. ROSELLE MICCERI, LEO 685 PLAINFIELD AVE, 310 WARREN ST, SCOTCH PLAINS BLOCKER. LAMONT 236 CONKLIN AVE. HILLSIDE BERKELEY HEIGHTS VANHOUTEN, GERTRUDE 625 SHERIDAN AVE, ROSELLE PARK BLUVETTi. SALVATORE 3J4 PRUITY ST, ELIZABETH MICHAELSON, MARGARET 1B33 ARBOR LANE, UNION VENANZI. RICHARD ;.S46 SUMMIT AVE, WESTFIELO BOHASOY, EMILY 2297 PPiCE ST, RAHWAY MILLAR. CHARLES 203 S. UNION AVE, CRANFORD VILLANI. ADELE r3B1 SPRING ST, UNION BOLAND ELINOR 2555 MOUNTA;N AVE. SCOTCH PLAINS MILLER. EDDER 24 FARRINGTON ST, VAUXHALL VILLAVIEJA. EUFEMIA 361 WILLIAMSON ST, ELIZABETH BOLES, DORIS 449 MADISON AVE. ELIZABETH MJTCHALK, KENNETH 127 DOYLE ST, PiSCATAWAY VIST AN, ROSALIE —M0 MORRIS AVENUE,- SPRINfiF4ELO BOYSSE, ELIZABETH UNKNOWN. ELIZABETH MITCHELL, THERESA 600 ADAMS ST. ELIZABETH VOIQT, JOHN BRANDT, C UNKNOWN. CLARK MMM ASSOCIATES INC, PO BOX 289, KENILWORTH WAGNER, THERESA 600 ELIZABETH AVE, LINDEN BRANNA. AUGUST 102 WALNUT AVE. CRANFORD MONTICELLO, ARLENE 1435 LEXINGTON PL. ELIZABETH WALDRON, FLORENCE 248 N DICKERSON ST. PEMBERTON BRlTTAIN, HARRY 421 WOOD AVE. LINDEN MORANO, CATHY 1127 APPLEQATE AVENUE, ELIZABETH WALLER, JAMES 662 SPRINGFIELD AVE, SUMMIT BROWN, FLORENCE 14 ARCADIA PL- VAUXHALL MORKIS, ROBERT 125 ALTON ST, ELIZABETH WARSAGER. RUBIN 70 A TROY DR. SPRINGFIELD BRUGGER, HELEN 13D MROWLAY MANOR. ELIZABETH MOSHER, RONALD C-O SUN FINANCIAL GRP WATKINS, MIAN 1050 LSILBEN ST, RAHWAY BUSNOWSKI RONALD 1BO8 BERKSHIRE DR. UNION 100 MORRIS AVE. SPRINGFIELD WATSON, MARY 37 CHERRY ST, ELIZABETH BUCKiNGHAM, AUGUSTA 106 N 9TH AVE. ROSELLE MOTA. ELIZABETH 2405 KLEM AVENUE, LINDEN WATTS, FLOYD 6 CHESTER LANG PL, CRANFORD BURNS. ROBERT 323 HEMLOCK ST. ROSELLE PK MOT A. JOSE 2405 KLEM AVENUE. LINDEN WEAR. MARY 112 CHILTON STREET, ELIZABETH BUTTONWOOD MARKETING, MOWERY, NICOLE 568 WASHINGTON AVE, BELLEVILLE WESTFIELD IMAGING, CENTER PO BOX 460 CORPORATION 14 COMMERCE DP; 2ND FL. CHANFORD MUELLER, EDWARD 404 MOUNTAIN AVE, SPRINGFIELD 426 SPRINGFIELD AVE, SUMMIT CALLANI J " " ' " ' ' " -" 315 H'3HGATE AVE.-WESTRELE MULLIGAN. PATRICIA ' E7 HADF1ELD AVE, UNION WETZEL, HOWARD C/O EQUITABLE CAJ_EN JJ^EPH 46 WATSON AVE, ELIZABETH MURRAY, JOHN 76 MORRIS AVE, SUMMIT PO BOX 5720, CLARK CA LENDER L 412 LOCUST ST. ROSELLE MYERS, GEORGE 141 WESTFIELD AVE E, WHEELER, LISA 334 BOND APT #1. ELIZABETH TAMcR )N JAMEh 11 MADISON AVE. SUMMIT ROSELLE PARK WHITE, JOHN 385 PARKVIEW DR.. SCOTCH PLAINS ANTWELL JAMEE 836 BACLARY AVE, ELIZABETH NAPPI. NELSON 1085 SUSAN PL, UNION WIDDER, ELSE 104 CUBERLON ST, TRENTON -MrtmN EHS CON^T 990 RASITAN RD. CLARK NELSON, MICHAEL 100 WALNUT AVE 5TH FL WIESE. ELEANOR 549 IRVINGTON AVE, ELIZABETH AHR ROBER* 611 CARLETON RD. WESTFiELD PO BOX 5720, CLARK WILLIAMS, EDWARD 601 HILLCREST AVE. WESTFIELD i AHTER JEf.f, E 522 CHANDLER ME. ROSELLE NEWBORN. LOUISA 557 MAGNOLIA AVE, ELIZABETH WILSON, VA 455 CATHERINE STREET, ELIZABETH "AR J 1 iJnN 150 WESTFIELD AVE, ELIZABETH NEWMAN. KITTY 103 11TH STREET, LINDEN ' WITT, HANNAH 600 RICHMOND ST. ELIZABETH !--i J',a»-,^Ki CHESTER 13C7 VAUX HALL PD UNION NEYLAND, CATHERINE 1009 WESTMINSTER AVE, HILLSIDE WOODYARD, ELLA 77 DIVISION ST APT 1010 h HI ED.'.ARD 31 SALEM RD. NW PROVIDENCE NJ BELL TELEPHONE P O BOX 480, ELIZABETH ELIZABETH _ 3« rietEN B*; ALLEN ST. LINDEN - MJ5L- SERVICES INC, 411 NORTH AVENUE. EAST, CRANFORD XIFO, .RAYMOND '" 46 EMERALD PLACE, CLARK -,W CARJL NE 634 CUMBERLAND ST, WESTFiELD NOEL, RICHARD IB CHESTNUT AVE, SUMMIT YAISER, CATHERINE 450 SEMINARY AVE, RAHWAY L- .A nODt) FO 654 E JERSEY ST, ELIZABETH OCONNOR. MARY 41 BALTOSROL RD, SUMMIT YAKOLEWICZ. VICTORIA RD 5 WHITEHEAD MANOR. TRENTON I ^EV»N EMMA 151 WALDORF PL, VAUXHALL OLEARY. JOHN 215 ORCHARD ST, CRANFORD YANKS, SARAH 630 SPRING STREET. ELIZABETH ^t) =F.'«r, KATHLEEN UNKNOWN SCOTCH PLAINS OLTRiCHTER, JULIA 38 E CURTIS, LINDEN YAWARSKI. MARY 1474 FRANKLIN ST. RAHWAY i L FA-RICK 27 JOHN ST. CHANFORD ORENCZAK. JOHN 138 E EDGAR RD. LINDEN • YOUNGMAN, GERALD 39 LINDEN PL, SUMMIT -i-'. MARGARET 961 LIBEHTY AVE. UNION OTHMAN, MUSA 132 CATHERINE ST. ELIZABETH ZENKEWIC. MARTIN 237 PINE ST, ELIZABETH i",*E A.rl Ns 1 337 h-LuSiDE AVE, SPRINGFIELD OUTPATIENT "RECOVERY, CTR 2 BROAD ST, SUMMIT ZIMMERMAN. DONALD 1703 TRANS ST. RAHWAY "\..-* GPAZE 1249 SALEM AVE. i-'LLSiDE OVERLOOK HOSPITAL, 99 BEAUVOIR AVE, SUMMIT ZUKOWITZ, MARY 1301 BAKER ST. HILLSIDE I -i nAS fJJi;t;"i- 1254 SUNNYiTiELD JiNE- SCOTCH PLA:NS PADOR, JOANNE 74 FLORIDA ST, ELIZABETH i_ )PR C E^H *,E 643 JACKSON AVE, ELIZABETH PADVA, TIMOTHY 2222 MORRIS AVE, UNION TOTAL NAME(S) PRINTED FOR UNION COUNTY 428 n TA FF4N< SCOTCH PLAiNS, SCOTCH PLAINS PARKER. MCKINLEY SB CLARK ST. HILLSIDE • 21 N A 293 OSWALD PL, VAUX HALL PAYAN, SONIA 750 NORTH BROAD STREET. 'REc"^'v AS *A 21 NORMANDY P, ROSELLE ELIZABETH ~407 DAN\ W "t-HE 15 GIH.ARD AVE, VAUXHALL PELICH, NANCY UNKNOWN, CLARK LMf--1 EE'Ti 213 CATr,ER,NE ST. E^ZABETH PEROZZI ORLANDO 2222 MORRIS AVE, UNION Information concerning the amount and description of the Life or Endowment Policies or E«V = ^ L „ AN 217 E CLAY AVE, ROSELLE PARK PETERS. JEFFREY 73 STONERIDQE RD, SUMMIT Annuity Contracts referred to herein may be obtained by any person possessinQ an interest 822 ERUDO, LINDEN PHOTO SOUNDS PLUS, INC 1701 B US 22 S in the aforesaid Life or Endowment Policies or Annuity Contracis by completing the clilm CAV „ \ F „=• =,CE T 1430 R 22, MOUNTAINSIDE MORRIS AVE, UNION form found at the end of this ad. Please carefully oompieie, cut out, and mail this form to L- LEE *\= MS H N/ 26 HUNTLEY RD. SUMMIT PINTO. MARY. 441 BROOKLAWN AVE, ROSELLE 311' TEMPLE" PL, WESTFIELD Department of the Treasury, Unclaimed Property, CN 287, Trenton New Jersey DE EFFT V. AM 21 W "B^H ST. LINDEN POLK. DEBORAH 08646-02S7. For general information call (609) 292-0200. D AMt \I M6-. tr T 15-0 OAKLAND AVE. UNION POUNY, GERTRUDE 67 GENEVA STREET, ELIZABETH L BLA^ JOJEPH 873 WEWEY ST. UNION: POWELL, JOHN 187 CHIPMUNK HILL, MOUNTAINSIDE Stephen M, Sylvester C ^AH U D--V '. ^B, 65-. HORT ST. WESTFIELD PRITCHARD. MARY 634 S. BROAD ST., ELIZABETH Administrator, Unclaimed Properly 1102 1-2 MORRIS STREET, ROSELLE PUKUEN. SUE 532 QEFFERSIB AVE, ELIZABETH Department of the Treasury C EUZ ,\E AN i- s T L. ~h-\Z - = = PH 973 A S UYVESANT, UNION RAAB OLGA 2263 MORRISON AVE. UNION State of New Jersey L rA',Te , B45 WEWANNA AVENUE. UNION D- .'. \ i u = ET t-~\ 10 CRAWFORD TR. CRAWFORD CRM-- CHASLE^ 554 2ND AVE. ROSELLE r->Afit JJVE 554 E 2ND AVE. ROSELLE 113 CO^RT STREET. ELIZABETH NEW JERSEY UNCLAIMED PROPERTY CLAIM FORM 64A V.-ABENO AVE- SPRINGFIELD INSTRUCTIONS: 1, Print Neatjy £. Answer Al] Pertintnt Questioni 3, Cut Oat and MaU To; VA 9 HQ^N-",L, R2 SCOTCH PLAINS i«: BsnAD ST ELIZABETH 335 LA"AV£TTE ST. RAHWAY DEPARTMENT OFTHE TREASURY, CN 287. UNCLAIMED PROPERTY. TRENTON,NJ. 0S646.0287 CiNA LTE N 31T 3'9 LONG AVE. -J'.LSIDE BOX 37r.-S EL-ZABETH NQTI: ILLEGIBLE OR iNCOMPLITI CLAIM FORMS WILL §1 RETURNED FA" ', A^-N 414 WEST LN. CLARK E l\En ffn'," 300 W L'NCO.N AVE ROSE.LE PARK E-VAW rf-->, _ 926 MAC SON AVENUE. ELIZABETH 1. Print name and address EXACTLY as ri appears in this newspaper, ELETT«U «>; tr !M 21M FELVER CT, RAHWAY E I Tny 144 NORTH AVE, HILLSIDE Eu ZABETH ,E',-PA IJJ_LIJJJJJJ_LLI_I_IJJJJJ ... U—U—LU—U—U • • • U WED LA. ^,"H 9JE E uE°SEv ST ELIZABETH Lasi Name or Company Name "First Namt MI "LLI TT JLrif, 436 f- .LS'SE AVE WESTFIELD N ,E- V. .. AM 24 SP;>,CETON RD, ELIZABETH I I_J I I I l_l I I I )_'_( j '_J I ,', I I if this is your current address, then place your -V N ETHEL. 923 CHESTNUT ST, UNION TAN^ E R i F"^ .A '225 SALEM AVE. HILLSIDE Address or Unknown Zip Code here 'FMNJ t R Mf, i •226 SA^EM AVE. HILLSiDE • .JELUTA L JJ I '. GENE S AUTO BODY 2:'1 EL-ZASETH AVE RAHWAY i W LUMV 427 GBAND AVE, TRENTON _ ._ . _ Crty*~ --I-. ELL A BfcFT 215 N AVE W, WESTFIELD *.- E _T1MM 152.LN1ON RD. ROSELLE PARK Name of Newspaper WORRALL NEWSPAPERS Date AUGUST 24, 31, 1995 - -'. EZ wJAN 9Ci THIRD AVE, ELIZABETH - M «', ON O 30 COLONIAL TER. SPRINGFIELD 2 Is the name in the ad your current name? ...... • YES .... • NO - --PPEP IN^ PO SCX 747- UNION - , •, A« a R3A H6 FULTON ST. ELIZABETH I' yes. please complete 3, 4 and 5, If no, please complete 2a thru 5. f ,. «-HER NA 2: SOB.N HOOD RD. SUMMIT P Z--v--i ^ KEVIN 1214 BRYANT ST. RAHWAY i- EM '„ RI-hARD PO BOX 289. KENILWORTH 2a. The name above is (check one): • My married name • Company name Q My maiden name •Another person's name F - ' HELENA 224 ERIE ST. ELIZABETH E - A'.T- J'.Y •65 GOLDEN LN. HAZLET 143 HARVARD AVE. HILLSIDE Social Security Number, FID# associated with printed name (For Ownership Verification) ! I I I - I I | - I I I | | 24G6 HAMLETTE ST. SCOTCH PLAINS 17 V.NE ST, HILLSiDE If name appearing is not your current name, or current company name, or you are not the person in the ad then post: -NICE 709 DRAKE AVENUE. ROSELLE 266 V.1 LLIAMSON AVE. HILLSIDE l l l l F a HE^E-, 126 W 2 AVE. ROSELLE FPAN^LIN EERTHA 385 PAPLAH, ROSELLE U_U_i_i_i_i_i_LJ_U_ _ _ _U_U_ • • • U_U_J_U_J_J_U • • • Li FPEDDA V, LAM E A NOOS a co Your Last Name or Company Namt First Name •""" ~~ ~M| FREDELL JDHN 350 SPRINGFIELD AVE. UMMIT FREDERICK, MARY 516 MARSHALL ST. ELIZABETH 2b. My interest is that of: • Executor/Administrator Q Guardian • Beneficiary • Attorney - • Company Official FREEMAN. ANN 545 PURCE ST. HILLSIDE FREY. HELENA MOUNTANSIDE. WESTFIELD 2c. Is the person whose name appears in this ad deceased? ...... • YES . ., • NO FBIERSON, FRANKLIN 68 V/!,L^MSON AVE, HILLSIDE ail V.'A' I HPHH AVFNUF WESTFIELD •t M>. fijv.ial gofuritu Nm-nhar ie- I I.I I - I I 1-1 I GAFFBEY, LEWIS 1332 MAPLE TERR, RAHWAY GAOUONI. MARIO FLORENCE ft LIBERTY AVES. HILLSIDE GAIS1R, MEGHAN C/Q GAiSERS PORT STORE. UNION 4. Is the address as if appears in the ad your current mailing address? . Q YES . Q NO GALLAGHEH.JAMES 6 IJADGLiY DR. NEW PROVIDENCE QALLAWAV, NILSON 128 E BROAD ST, WESTF1ELD GALLITiLLI, iDWARO QO STONE FINANCIAL 120 MOUNTAIN AVE. SPRINGFIELD "TNO! Your"CuriSfflStfS« Address GARDNER WILLIAM 341 1/2 SPRING ST. WESTFIELD GIBBER, DAVC ATT DAVID GEBBER SB COMMERCf ST. SPRINGFIELD U—U—U—U—U—U—U—U—U—LU- LU l_l=!_l ' GEflRVS TOWWQ, po BOX are. SUMMIT StaB UU QiRWiCK, MAf 2MB EDISON TERR. UNION Zip Code GESSO, ROBERT BOS RARITAN ROAD 17. CLARK GIAMEO, A 4 KiPKSTO^I ClflCLE. WISTFIELD 5. Your Siflnature _^______Date GIANAKIS, OOflOTHY BAYBERRY APTS RIVERDALE CT 60-. SCOTCH P Dsyiime Phone # GBSS. CUNTON 513 LOWER ALDEN OR. RAHWAY GIIGEHICH, THOMAS 179 V/EST VILTON AVENUE, RAHVMY GLOPHk, PLAeBXIA INKNpWN 129 MUSSELL AVE, RAHWAY — , UIOVk US172 Worrali Communily Neuwpapers, August 24, 31, 1S9B OUVIA 24fl HIGHLAND AVE, TRENTON - (Fee; $1,3M.B0) i *>* UNION COUNTYWIDI CLASSIFIED — THURSDAY, AUGUST 31, 1B8S — B13 WORRALL

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HiLP WANTiP HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP DRIVERS: :/XOS. teanii, gradi. Top pay to SALES ASSISTANT/ Clerloal needed for grew- •art Pay (x •xperwnofl. tenuMi, baneflu, Ing electronic manufaetunK. Telephone, com. EUROPA DOMESTICS pfoflf tfwriRg. Top team pay. Grad» Mwloorne, puter literate, cuitomef service. Career oppor- WANTED Asijrud. law model #qyipm#nt, a w/1 ywr tunity. Benefits. Greta, 90fl-SS§.2700, Union, Housekeepers, nannies, elderly care. Live in OTWCOL -A- M«l«iden i-SOO-eM-OSM, our out, Applicants thoroughly screened. Oak- INDEX cADDRESS ENVELOPES. Pwn «m» at homo. ma. D<. hurst area, (toy Endow Mff addrMMd stamped SALES PERSON- Looking for full time ptrion. 1-HELP WANTED pe DtpMmsnt 43. P.O. 71 S3 Rtfvnond, DRIVERS WANTIO far (ocal taxi cab com. Knowledge of custom window treatments a 908493-3939 23221 party Full and part Dm# positions availabls. Call plus. Saturdays a must. Call Alex, 2-ANNOUNOEMBNT8 John at »1.762-S7QO, 908€aa94ia " AFTfR SCHOOL f** upr p 10 HARDWORKING, EDUCATED Ukranian wo- 3-MISCELLANEOUS rw oM boy in Union. MonMys- Friday*. MusI t SCHOOL CROS3INQ GUARD man for Nanny, live-in/ out, elder care, house- bo dapwxtatt. Cat aim 7PM, MM8&4173, TOWNSHIP OF HILLSIDf cleaning, laundry, odd jobs. Flexible hours. 4-PETS DRIVER(S) The Hillside Polloi Department is lookino for Excellent references. Call 201-762-2684. ALASKA JOBS' Earn up B 00,000 In applicants to act as School Crossing Guards 5-INSTRUCTIONS months fiste^ lift i im i. AMQ Gor^injcfNSfit With full size van, for ovarnlght Applications must have driver's license and HONEST V* OMAN seeks position for elderly nsh*t, ol fMda and men. Cai 24 houra, transportaton. Starting salary for Substitute care or as iiousekeeper. Has excellent refer- 6-SERVICES OFFERED newspaper deliveries once a week to enees. Call 20^.375-3261. 1-S04<4177W. ML 4BM t€.35. local post offices and stores. School Crossing Guards is $7.00 per hour, part 7-BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES time (not toexceed 19h©ursperweek).Hil!eide HOUSEKEEPERS, NANNIESrnurses aides ANSWER PHONES 18.00/ hour. Part tttn* full NO COLLECTIONS. NO SUNDAY residency it required. lime. No expen«nc# Local hiring, available. Live in/ out. Women all nationalities. 8-RENTAL PAPERS. Applications may be obtained at the Township Licensed/ bonded, Aurora Agency, 540 Broad- B09-474-6S4S. h-te-oaDonai tang distance rii. Clerk's Office, Monday through Friday between way. Long Branch, 908-222-3369. 9-REAL ESTATE the hours of 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Hillside is an AVON - A BEAUTIFUL Job Earn Em S$S CaH Mark Comwell IQ-AUTOMGTTVE Wortc your own hours tar Fun and Profit. To Mil Equaj Employment Opportunity/Affirmative Ac- LADIES SEEKING full ttme elderly ears/cmld in any area. Gal To! Freo 1 800-662 2292 908-S8i.7700 «t 305. tion Employer. care/ housekeeper three diys a week, Mor iry 1 - Wednesday, Experienced. References avnil- UNION COUNTY DRIVER/ V/AREHOUSE parson. Full time SECRETARY, PART-TIME. 20 hours. Moun- able. 201-416-0182. tainside company looking for person to dc Union Leader • Springfield Leader position. Plu 'btng supply company In Maplew- MATURE AND honest woman seeking position STAND OUT ood. Experience only. Call 201-761.4567. secretarial duties including phones, customer interaction and mailings. Person must be pro- for child care, house cleaning, Monday-Friday Clark Eagle • Kenilworth Leader Does your ad nM a hff# more anenfion? You fessional and friendly. PC experience a must. or days work, weekends. References. can c»a3 Ad-l-oaa by using l«-ger typo FLORAL/ CRAFT perion. Partime days, 2 Company offers flexible hours and compensa- 201-414-0478, 201.e73.S049. Mountainside Echo • Roselle Spectator TH Type sae s... Saajrdayi per monm. FtoxlWa hours. Pleasant tion commensurate with experience. Office Hillside Leader • Roselle Park Leader personality a muit. Rttspont to Silk Corner, hours are 8;30am-S:30pm, Send resume to NURSE LOOKING for part time care of the 201.376-4MS. CyberResourses CorporaSon, 1101 Bristol elderly. Thirteen yeari experience. Union area only. Call jeannie at 908.688-1779. Linden Leader • Rahway Progress 12 Point FOOC SiRVICI WORKERS Road.Mountainside, NJ 07092. Att: Personnel. lam WMle Your Children Learn! NURSE'S AIDE seeks employment caring for Summit Observer • Elizabeth Gazette SECRETARY. LEGAL experience necessary, sick or elderly. Excellent referencoi. Transpor- WordPerfect 5.1. Maplewood office. Call tation available, Pleaie call 201.762-4464. Can CLASSIFIED RATES ARAMARK School Nutrition Services Is seek 201763.8060, ask for Rosalind Mink. 14 Point ing qualified applicants lor tod service posi- work days/ nights, 20 words or less,...... ,,$14,00 per insertion Berts in m# cafeterias at Union Township SECRETARIAL POSITIONS, TEM- NURSES AIDE wim 12 years nursing home Additional 10 words or less ,....$4.00 per insertion School District. Pos/Bens am part ttm«. Inter. PORARY experience now available to take care of •Sted individual should contact Ms Leavm. Short and long term assignments located In elderlys. Best references. Please call Display Rates.,...... $22,00 per column inch 18 Point 908-688-8226 Ensx and Morrla CsumTM. Rtllabla trans- 201-955-2812. portation needed. Skills required: Micro- Contract Rates Available ARAMARK SERVICES INC, soft WordPerfect POLISH AGENCY Inc. Specializing in elderly Blind Box Number $12.00 per insertion Equal Opportunity Employer Power Point Harvard Graphics and sick care. Housekeepers, daily house- FRIENDLY TOYS and gifts has openings for Ixca! Lotus cleaners. Live in/out. Excellent references and 24 Point demonstrators in yogr arta, Part-imt hours, Unl* Data intry experience. JQ8-8B2.Q2B9. Add "Tias feyus-r g Lajger «ype - ask our foMrm pay. over MO tteftis. Cet8OTatingpDr~ PERSONAL CARE ServTeeT Polirnadles took- 40tfi annivtrsary. Call 1B00-48a-4a75. OtSTEf^STAff\H& SEflVfCi ESSEX COUNTY Cass,*«a RepresefitKive" For f,m type you 908-G85-3262 ing for care of elderty or ill. Experienced, with wowc its tar yaw ad. HAROLD IVES Trucking hiring drivers. Free references. Live in or out. 808.969.2530. News-Record of Maplewood & South Orange For 'ott cos: peeBte-»-fleoQ.'# advertising get driver training if you qualify. Students welcome. Secretary/Receptionist PORTUGESE LADY looking for Experience pay up to 28 cents per mile. ing. References and own transportation. West Orange Chronicle • East Orange gecord Excellent benefits. 1^50.842^853. Work with investment bankers. Personality, Please call Curia, 201 •344-3891, please leave WHEN REPLYING pleasant telephone manner, typing/eomputef message. Orange Transcript • The Glen Ridge Paper HOME TYPISTS needed. Also PC/ word pro.* experience essential. Located in Millbum. Full TO A cessor users. $40,000/ year income potential. benefits. Salary commensurate with experi- TYPIST, VVP, mtdical transcription available UNION COUNTY Ton tree I-§00.898-9778, eit. T.5139 for ence, for all typing needs. Homtbased. Pickup/ Nutley Journal • Belleville Post details, deliver, reasonable rates. FAX service avail- CLASSIFIED BOX NUMBER 201-762-0080 Irvlngton Herald • Vallsburg Leader LEGAL SECRETARY UNION Law firm seeks aWt. Cmii Pat, 608-687-4008. pease ade-eM eflvelooe to: Legal Secretary wtm WordPerfect experience Wi CLEAN houits and offices, Monday hru The Independent Press of Bloomfleld and excellent phone skills required. Call TELEPHONi CALLERS Sattjrdiy. Raasonablt rates, txMllont reler- 90»aa73&a •- Part time to recruit volunteers for The Ameri- enees; Call 201.673-SZ44, "leave meisaec, BOX NUMillS—— can Haart Association. Friendly smoke free CLASSIFIED RATES LBRAHY ASSISTANT wanted part tfme for Mlllburn offioa. Weekday evenings and some YOJR AD «uld apptaf hore for as little ai Worrell Newspapers children'! room in Kenilworti Public Library, weekend hours, $$ paid during training. Please $14,00 per week. Call for more details. Our 20 words or less .,$14,00 per insertion P.O. Box 158 Can 276-2451 for mof Information. call, leave message.. friendly classified department would be happy Additional 10 words or less $4.00 per insertion Maplewood, NJ Q7M0 MARKETING. I need someone to learn my to help you. Call 1-800-564-1911. 1 business. Must have leadership ability/ strong 201-376-1388 Display Rates... $27.00 per column inch desire for above average income. Andrea: _._„._.. Contract Rates Available^-_ — .._ ~ Bookkeeper 20t--2atl200. - -- YOUR AD could aBPeaLhireJttrMittt^a* ^CHILD CAM """^ $TCCfrpa> reeessary. I fat-. Call 9Ca.ae4.S3a4. Invites child en (infants to 4 years) for reward- 20 words or less;.....$20.00 per insertion wardens, secunty, maintenance, etc. No exper- ing days o' fun and learning. For additional CH;LD CARE. Pat •-». m my Urion home, MEDICAL ASSISTANT wanted for pediatrie ience necessary. Now hiring. For information information call Mrs. C, Additional 10 words or less....$6.00 per insertion •':e* s;-ao . ca- • T-UIE. Ca!! Rene office. Experience a must Part flme, including all 219-794-0010 ext 7846, 9am-11pm, 7 every Saturday. Call 201-762»383S between days. ' 908-688-8161 Display Rates $42.00 per column inch mm and 3pm. CHILD CARE -##eee a; our fctepiewoodhom e S3S.Q00 YEAR INCOME potential. Reading 908-810-0537 Contract Rates Available to' r#w =?-• c-«- ages 7 ard 11 afw fchaol, 5 MEDICAL ASSISTANT- Pan time for Union books. Toll free 1.800-898 977S*ext RSI 38 for eays a *#e<. J-J-Ks-. Dover's iicense re- doctor's office. Monday and Friday, details. c.-#i. Cm;. 2C*-762-^CJ7. :eave message. 8a0am-S:30pm. Typing and computer back- DO-IT-YOURSELF IDEAS ground raqu.f*d. Call 2u1-438-1S44. A RiAOf R SERVICE OF THIS NewSPAPER CHID C*c£- ff-j* fe'gy, "orng persofr to EMPLOYMINT WANTED DEADLINES pa/ * —, -jea S jaa- dd girl, 3pm-fi:30pm, 3-5 MODELING aava »•« :jo_r craa:. Out fsnsperSSon CARPENTER, CABINET Maker with own tools Business Directory 4 p.m. Thursday B-e'e-eo. He'e-etcss 'equiretf. Call NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY and transporation seeks job with sub- NO FEES eontraetor. Please call Peter at 201.782-1681. Display - Space reservation 5 p.m. Friday DATA BANK CERTIFIED NURSE'S Assistant seeks posi- CWLD CARE, fctesiwraotfliriil y seeka warm, CALL FOR MORE INFORMATION Ad copy 12 Noon Monday »:« tar:: —e Nar.-y to- 2 worderfjl boys. tion part time/ full time caring for elderly. Car f«ce-: -t'g'er-ces required. 908-382-8796 Experience and references. CaJI evenings after In Column 3 p.m. Tuesday 4p.m. 201.4S4-S863. MODELS WANTED for TV and 'nationalI mega, CHILD CARE. Reliable, experienced mother CtERCAL ASStSTANT, IWtaeiffwdod medical zines. Male, female, children All types, all 0"ce. M^cay. Ty*»ay. Triunday, Friday willwateh your child In my Union home, 3 days a si»9. No experience necessary. For informa- week, no Fridays, 908-686-8783. CLASSffffiD ADVERTISmG DEPARTIffiNT HOURS »a-~*p-, Eiae^e^ce ore'e^ec. Frendy. con- BOn an 1.800-238-5459. : y :aca:ed office. Cai! CHILD CARE. After school care, my home- Monday through Friday 9:00 A.M. - 5:00 P.M. MUSIC LOVER wanted by Compact Disc Washington/ Livingston area. Will pick up. World. Fu« or part time. Days and evenings. Snack, homework, play time. Responsible, CLEP.CAL WLP «rsd. Corrpany seeks Classical or jan knowledge a plus. CaJI Tom at Hep r. M«/3 reatvaSie. ai'ecfion, general affordable, reliable. References. Available holi- Additional Phone Hours e 908-964-7444. days. Quiet, dead-end street, big yard. Call O M LL REMODELING NETWORK MARKETERS MATTRESS AND Boxspring. orthopedic, AKC CMSULTING, INC. N«v»r used. Still in package. Cost $400. Soil SPURR ELECTRIC $85. Cash. 201812-8349. ____ 1-800-298-9000 $100 CASH BUYS arty pup inn Puppy House, New and Alteration Work Free Estimates Fully Insured PIANO, ALTEN B»rg Spinnet, $500. negoti- Grsat se)«ctioo Open S«pMrntor 2. 3. and 4. Specializing in rtcess«d lighting and service EXPAND able. Call 686-2954 after Sprn Hours 10-5. J P.OMefflKannola,U.S.Highway CONTRACTOR changing, smoke detectors, yard and security 1. Prinetton. NJ. Soutfi of Alexander Road, lighting, alterationi. and new developments. 201-372-4282 REFRIGERATOR- GE, SlOG, yellow. Cal LiesnM Number 7288. Fully Insured. YOUR BUSINESS 908-686-1781. MELO CONTRACTORS No Job Too Small. SUNQUEST WOLFF tanning beds. PET/GAT STfTINQ "Th# Homeowntrs Contractor" 908-563-0398 1-800-870-0398 DOES YOUR HOUSE Set DISTHiHUTORS, Build A DOWNLINE Or Comm»ra»y home units from $199. Buy fac- Additions & Alterations Simply Gsi I 1W CUSTOMERS At On« Of the 4 PAWS PET Sitting wrd Dog WWWng. On m NEED A FACE-LIFT? tory direct and save Call today. Fr## new color go. no «na to walk WB. C»T» lor your pets Conitruction Flra RiSWrmtions Largest 3 Day Career COnftrenoei Ever Held. eatalog. i-800-tgt-9ifl7, _^^^^ whim your away m your Nama, Bonded and p fENCtNG ~~" Thousands Of People Will Be Looking To Join md 92 S239 D«cki & Pavsrg Kitchen & Battis CALL Companies With A Deed Product, NEW STORE Returns, $1.00- pound: used Arfordablilty & Dapandablilty COMMUNITY FENCi domes container, 27c- pound; Jotd-toa, 2« Northeis. Carter Confififief, Inc. bortes, $6,00; candies, 10e; «Wt doBi*' mats. 908-245-5280 "WHOLESALE PRICES IN- For information iQe. Export/ DsmesBC Dopanmem. Maxim, STALLED" Frank's Call 201.374-5182 908-358-2000; fax 90B-3SS-4OO4. DECKS Wood, Chain Link. Dog Runs. Re- Painting & Handyman Service BUNK BEDS wim bookcase headboards aid INSTRUCTIONS Small Job Specialist ENTERTAINMENT matching dresser, desk-top bookcase, desk. pairs. Clearing. Removal. Mint condition. Originally $1,100. Asking WOO, DECKS UNLIMITED Sales, Installation, Service Interior • Exterior - Repairs WHAT TIME does the movie start? Call West Orange, 201-731-0582. 10% Windows • Glass Repairi - Carpentry 908-6860898 ext. 317S. Intesouroe is a 24 YOUR AD could appear here for as iitSe as GUITAR INSTRUCTION. Rock. Bu#s, Pop SPECIAL SPRING DISCOUNT 908-925-2801 Fully Insured Free Estimates hour a day voice information servioi. Calls are $14,00 per we«k. Call for more details. Our Country. Fing#rs!y!#, S24 per 1 hour »«ssion. #1 Treated Lumber and Cedar Decks free if within your local callina #rea. friendly classified depawneni would be happy T^tfier witfi 20 plus years experience. Now TOM'S FENCING to htio you. Call i-800-564-8flii. accepting students. First lesson free. 10 Year Guarantee/ Fully Insured 908-241-3849 9os-7SS-43aa. 908-276-8377 ALL TYPES PERSONALS PIANO. ORGAN, accordion i#s»ons in your NEW AND REPAIR For th« i»«t In Hem« imprevsmint" ADOPT, A happy, affectionate couple seeks an GARAGI SALi home by Vic Zigmant, MA 39 years experi- "IMPROVE YOUR Horn* with Gil." Dacks. P, PAPIC CONSTRUCTION, INC. l 908^862 6878 NO JOB TOO SMALL infant to share our love of music, gardening and GOLF BALLS all popular brands lite new. Golf Basements. We will beat any legitimate oornpe- laughter. Easy to talk to. Call Grace and Mike dubs, assorted $1.00-S10.00, etfw rotated go" liter's Drice. 908-964-8384. FREE ESTIMATES Additions/ Kitchens/ Bathrooms 1-BOQ.S29-0664. items plus manyoBierspedali. 201-736-1059. CALL: 201-761.5427 For a Fr«e Estimate Call Pete 908-688-9131 ADOPTION: A lowing professional couple LINDEN-1226 EAST Elizabeth Avenue. Every wishes to adopt an infant Expenses paid. DRIVEWAYS 908-964-4974 Wednesdays, Thursdays, SprrKBpm, Satur- SERVICES Strictly legal and confidential. Call Michael and days, 8;30arn.5pm, Ten Families items, Fumi- I FINANCING Cheryl 1.800-484-13S8,J»de #0603. DRIVEWAYS. SEAL Coat Today. Avoid the rure, antiques, tools, clothes, household, etc. high colt of repaying your drivtway, Frta FREE DEBT consolidation. Immediate relief. "Serving Union County for 20 Yaar»" ADOPTION: ADORABLE adopted toddler Estimates. Call Tom, 908-847-1269. Too many debts? Overdue bills? Reduce MAPLEWOOD. ESTATE, 211 Burnett Avenue. OFFERED GENERAL REPAIRS, carpentry, painting, wall- looking for brother/ sister to lore and share his monthly payments 30-50%. Eliminate interest. papdring, plastering, leaders, gutters, win- homt in Connecticut and loving parents. Friday- Saturday, Septomber isi-2nd, c Stop collection callers. Restore credit, NCOS, Please call Terri and Sam 1-SO0-2QS-SSS4. 9am-6pm. Black lacquer bedroom sei, 25" 19" PATERNO PAVING non-profit, 1-80Q.95S-0412. dows, doors, roofing. All expertly done. No job color tvs, small fndge, paintings, LitBe Tykes, AIR CONDITIONING Driveway* - Parking Lot* too small. Free estimates. Fully insured. Please _/^_£ A A A A vrib, desto, rodting eTiair, dothing. misc. IS YOUR Ar Cond1tion#r Working? If not call •Coat Staiinj call 908-3S2:3a70. _ Fred's Mi And Heating at 201*736-1450 or •Cono-ett Sidewalk FURNITURE REFINISHING/ 113 NEVWPAPERS REACHING over 1.8 m;i- 'All Typ« Curbings HANDYMAN, POWERWASHING by John. Re- lion readers! Your classified mi can be included 2O1-69MtO7 (beeper). Sams day S«rvic« on RESTORATION moval of dirt/ mildew. Hom»s, decks, sidiw- Dial A Bible aSI brands. •Paving Blecki in SCAN- New Jersey's Statewide Classified FREE ESTIMATES FULLY INSURED alks. Also, light carpentry, ceilings, floors, Ad Network, All it lakes is $279 and one easy FURNITURE 911. Furniture Rtpairs. Wood doors, windows, sheetrock. Reasonably Message JB.S, HEATING *.Cooling. EM/OB. Service and laminate. Mobile unit on-aite repair. Furni- phone call. Phone Worrall Communiiy News and tnstaBaoon. 24 Hour Emergency Service 908.245-6162 908-241-3827 ture assembly. Office-Residential, Furniture cheap. Small jobs welcomed. John: 464-4724, papers. Inc.. classifieds at 20i.-7S3-&»i i fora", Fuffy Cortf«i Air Con*Bon«» Tschntoan- Retailer*, 908-687-6048. ,...... _. the details. 908-926-2^~>4 Free EsfimaMs. FtJy Insured YOUR AD wuld appear here for as little as HE'S BACK! Alt Around Handyman. Catertng to $14.00 per w#»k. Call for more details. Our fte Physically Chailenged or Elderly. Call We are ofl»flng a <»# Btbta UNION. 1473 BURNET Avenue. Friday. friendly daisified departmBnt would be happy GARAGE DOORS 908-964-3402. Course, ana/or R^Rin HIRI E STUDiEB (ret for Ba.m-Sp.m, Tons of kid's toys, domes, books, CARPiNTRY to help you. Call 1.800-664-8911. Ihe asking. electrified donhouse, Lrttle Tyk««, OARAGE DOORS- installed, repairs and HE'S BACKI All Around Handyman, Catering to items, bric-a-brac. service, electric operators & radio controls. the Physically Chailenged or Elderly. Call 908-964-6356 90B.864-3402. CAPRI DRIVING SERVICE STEVEN'S OVERHEAD DOOR, 908-241.0740. ERICA KANi what ar» you up to? Find out! Call WANTED TO SUY Handy H#!p4K« Servlca. If you eant do it, maybe HICKMAN BUILDING and Remodeling- Addi- CONSTRUCTION tlons, Kitchens, Bathi, De^s, Windows, Tiling 908-686-9898, ext, 3250. Ihfosource is a 24 AAAAAAA-Z ANTIQUES we can. Doctor*, vets, airports. Drop-off, piek- hour a day telephone information service. Calls Genera! Contractor up Mnor household *ores, d«liver pacKafles GUTTERS/LEADERS Roofing, Siding Custom Carpentry, All Home are free within your local ailing arm, BOUGHT locally. Reliiible, Courteoui. iO8-3SS.32oa Improvements. Pictures/ References. Qlenn, Dining Rooms, Bedreoms, Oriental Rugs, GUTTER8.LEADERS B08.flBS-292fl. Free Estimates/ Fully jnsured, KRIS PYSCHIC. Rftader/ Advisor specializing Paintings, Sterling, Poroelin Figures, Crysta, •FRAMING •ROOFING •ADDmONS UNDERGROUND DRAINS in spiritual Tarot card reading. Help ftrough Old.and interesting JJems, Etc, *KITCTENS 'BATHS Thoroughly cleaned, flushed, MIKE D'ANDREA- All Home Improvements. 30 love, business, marriage, $5.00 twet card •Specializing In SkHng & PMi ELECTRICIANS repaired, replaced. Yearn Experience. Carpentry Work. Tile Work, 908.272.7216 Large or Small Jobs, All Work Guaranteed. reading, 801.376-5244. *m ELECTRIC Comply,- Insuwd, Bonded. AVERAGE HOUSE $35-$40 CLASSIC ANTIQUES FREE ESTIMATES Residential/ Commerdal. Quailqf work done 90S-241-3913. Kenilworth. Free Estimates, SPIRIT LIFT, inspirational messaga $2.00/ FIJLLY INSURED All dabris bagged from abava, minute. Approximately § minutes, maximum Witti pride, 908-3S1-37fl6, Liaanse #12278 All Roofs and Guttor* Repaired cost S16.0C. 1-900-388-5736. Must be 18 or AALTEN'S ANTIQUES DEE-EN ELECTRIC. License #13303, Mark Melse, 201-228-4965 QUALITY parental permission. Fone Poll, 489 Route 72, Gstablislwd 1S14 Residential/ Commercial. Violation Removals. FLOORS & Bameoat. NJ, 901-416-3510. Eveningi, 718.t84-81B4, Wir- GUTTBRS/ LEADERS. Cleaned and Flushed, W. Now M Majer CtmtM Card» mg for lights heat and powar, _.. Repairs. Leaf Screens Installed. Installation. HOME IMPROVEMENTS WANTED — - 908-233-4414, K»!tom Services. LOST & FOUND Antiques: new, used fumiium, ;ew6'"y. b'-c-a- DIEORICH STRELEC- Aedifloris. Repain R»- HIS Si HER We install carmmlc tiles, carpet and vinyl, bmc, oollectit>l«s, housahoid items. Compfet* Kuchnn* MAndows. BaMmana. FOUND FAREWAY Drive area, lost dog. Small, or partial liquidation *T mtWtmm. Complete m. meta. No Job Too Small. FuHy ELICTRIC COMPANY jndoor and outdoor painting. black'and white mixed breed.'short hair. Call bfwm twHp« dona, CaU tan anytim*. 7 d 90^273^7368.• HEALTH & FITNESS Drop ceilings, bathroom and 90S-6fl7--t895. basement remodeling, daf»/mvmnln§ti 201-992-7053. Unbeatable Rate Policy ATTENTION: ALLERGY Sufferers, Learn my LOST PRESCRIPTION Eyeglasses in Pearl amazing solution! Works ail year. Call FREE ESTIMATES ANY LIONEL, American Fry«r, lyes aid Olfler JOE DOMAN Commercial Residential 1-900-ALLERGY. $2.49/ minute. Average call FULLY INSURED Vision case on Savin Ptaee, Union on Monday trains. Collector pays highest cash prtces. afternoon 8/21/95. Reward, 908.687-0899, 908-66^3824 Industrial $4,98, Must be over 18, P, Koff, B1S1 West 1^00-464-4671, 201-63S-20S8._ Century Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA WHITE KITTEN found mar Union High School. CASH FOR your records, IP's. 45's. CD's. DECKS 201.535.9069 310-281-3055. 201-761-0102 Call 908-888-5384, " sheet music. Pali 908.245-4476 ALTERATKJNS.HEPAJRS •KITCHENS •ATTICS COMPUTERS •BATHROOMS .BASEMENTS WANTED REMODELED No job BO smalt or too targe, MISCELLANEOUS We buy and sail ISM Compatible new KAMA CONSTRUCTION- General Repairs. UNION COUNTY CLASSIFIED SoL-sg. Sheetrock. Roofing. Spadtfing. Paint- y and used computers ing. Deeks. Addrttons and Alteration*. 2O93Beaa3 FLEA MARKET AKC CONSULTING CARPETING VENDORS WANTED, Sunday, September 908-298-9000 Dining room, pine. Table, 6 17th, Rain, shine. 9a.m,-3p.m, Insidj, outside Don Antonelli spaces. At the Union "Y", Contract call: ROYAL LINOLEUM & RUG CO. chairs, hutch, server. Excellent 9OB.289.B112, 8 foot Space $15,00; with Our Recydino-industriai Accounts Serviced able $20.00 ' MAX WEINSTEIN SONS, INC, Famous Brand C«rp«ts condition. SOLD AWAY Armstrong • Itehawk • Amtico VENDORS WANTED. St. George's Church, HONEST WEIGHTS-BEST PRICES. Mjnnington . Congolsum - Tlrkatt Maplewood, September 9th, Oam-Spm, In- Always Buying Scrap Metals FREE INSTALLATION • Hay* Fleer SbM doors. Crafts vendors welcome. No food von- Ready For FREE ESTIMATE Shop at hema. do-S. Contact Fred McMane. 201-762.4191. 242S Morris Ave. (near Bumet) Union Daily t-S'Safu-day, 6-12 908-686-8236 Sir>ce 1911 VISA 908-9644127 MC $14,00 for first 20 words MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE RICK'S CARPET TECHNICS USE A PREPAID $4.00 each added 10 words ATS Incorporated offers RCA 18" digital satel: lite dish big sc'ten televisions, over 175 CARPET REPAIR SPECIALIST channels, buy direct and save. Call today for I-OWER rrarrcHiNa Enclose Check free color catalog 1-800-553-5443. _ hsaaion, Hemnanta' Stairw New Padding S-oo a: HQITIS Service/ Flood Work BAHAMA CRUISE. 5 days/ 4 nights. Under- Over 40 Yea.i ExperienM CLASSiFIEDAD or money order bookedi Must selii S27S/ couple. Limited tick- A;: Worii Gjaranteed ets, 1-800-935-9999. Ext. 679, Monday- Satur- day, 9am-10pm. _ Call 233-1515 FOR FRII ESTIMATE Soaps Review & Preview BEDROOM SET, b,<#§. exercise equipment, CARPET CLEANING^ 10 piece dining room st:. sofa and loveseat, 46* 3250 AH My Children NAME TELEPHONE TV, best Offer. Ca'l 687-3943. 3251 Loving RICHARD G, McGEGHAN BRASS BED, Qjeen. Complete with orthopedic iisi rnartress set Unused .i box. Cost $1000, sei! j&^£ Reldtnuil & Commercial ADDRESS $325 jash, 201-779-6785. . _ 3253 Young & Restless Carpati 4 Floors 3254 Bold & Beautiful «S-a-soo •Striped CEDAR PRIVACY hedge, Beau'.'ul and bushy. CITY Fali clearancei_4'- 5' trees. Reguiarly $49.50, 3255 World Turns •C.«arec; »Byff ZIP now $17.95. Free installation. Discount Tree •Siea" •Wa* Fa-m 1-80Q.BB9-B238, 3256 Another World 908-688.7151 3257 Life to Live "For thi! oersonal teueh" COMPUTER, 386 WITH 4 meg RAM, 14 inch, SVGA color mo"':or and p'inter. Exoeilent 3258 General Hospital Write your ad in the spaces below and mail to condition. ComDe'.i $400 908-317-9S09. 3259 Guiding Light CLEANING SERVICE DAYBED, WHITE ;-on brass. Complete with 0 J IMtSfTEKANCS — Res.dertia! and o"ce WORRALL COMMUNITY NEWSPAPERS two or.ho man'tsses and pop-up trundle. Your Community s Best c«a":"'S;j* team ceatr.q. Poor waxing. F. y Unused in box Cost $800, Sell $325. .".Sij'efl. Re'e*6"oes B'0vc#B. Free r CLASSIFIED 201 •779-8795. INFOSOURCE Ca- DINING ROOM, Traditional, ia'gt bonnet top TIP TOP Cea--rg Sei-.-ce W« aeai P.O. Box 158, Maplewood, N.J. 07040 china close:. :ong lab^e w:* a cHa;fs. Exce;!ent arco**c«sa;•easo'-aSefa'es. For [n 686-9898 ca 2C- 3-'-9SC3. . condition. $600. Ca:: 908-S88-075S after 4p.m. : T.T:

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AdvertlMrs! Your 25-word classiried ad ($11 Then we send it to if 22 23. per additional word) for only $279.00. reaches participating dailies and 21. 24 over a mlHion households through SCAN, the weeklies from Sussex to New Jersey Press Asfiodation's Statewide Cape May and Salem to Classified Advertising Network. Call us. We'll Bergen. Bingo ! You just 25. 26. 27. 28, help you write yew ad to get the most for your money. discovered a whole new marKet. Call nowlYou won't regret it. 1-800-564-8911 29. 30. 31. 32. UNION COUNTYWIDE CLASSIFIED — THURSDAY, AUGUST 31, 1995 — BIB LANDSCAPING MASONRY PAINTING PLUMBING RESUMES SWIMMING POOLS CONSTRUCTIVI CONTRACTING. J, Re- COVING OBSTRUCTION- -Specializing In JANNS PAINTING, Interior and Exterior 35 BLEIWEIS Resumes BAYSIDE POOLS Inc. Openings and Closings. mano. Sidewalk*. RR Tie Wallt. Landscaping All Typti of Masonry, Sttpi, driveway*, «ltW- years experience. Fully Insured, 416.1691 Free Estimates. Call Frank. 90S-7S7-01BO. O«menl Repair, Fencing. Snow Plowing, •JM, pavers, patios, flr«plao#». belgium bteck. PLUMBING & HEATING Fast professional Ddcki, DriviWijr Sealing. BOMSMSW, Fret titlmawi. Fully Insured, 908 2a»2687. •AUyfMi hailing lyitwra. Imlallad and itrvieed. Typesetting services "KETISr PAINTING CO " •On hot water beMmi Since 19M •Bahfoem » kltdran wnadaUng Irrtaresied !n starting a new career? Want to TILE HOLLYWOOD RICCIARDI & SON " REASONABLE RATES change jeba? See ua for typesetting your GENERAL CONTRACTINQ 201-372.5343 Fully Insurtd and Bonded reauma. CERAMIC TILE Installer. New tiles, repairs, •Exterior/Interior •Quality Work PturTttng llcsn.. #7178 regrouting, remodeling, cleaning. No Job wo big LANDSCAPING Residential Commercial 'Fully Insured 'Free Estimates Visa/Mastercards accepted Maple Composition or small, Ida It all, Major credit cards accepted, ARTISTIC LANDSCAPING •Power washing: 463 valley Street Joe Megna, i-aooTtOBazZ FULLY INSURED Any size deck only #249.00 908-686-7415 Maplewood Coneteia Aaph.li Bring your deck bade to iife DENICOLO TILE CONTRACTORS DESIGN Ing • Pavera • BaMratlva Drryy WallWallaa (Maximum * goo tquva I—<) Rear of News-Record Bldg. RBTIaWaTle -..»-.. n JOSEPH MCGADEY Belgium •look Mon,LTues.,Wed, & Fri, 9AM-SPM gstablithed 1035 EXOTIC GARDENS & OV PAINTINQ, Interior/ interior. Power Wash. PLUMBER Thursday and other times Gutters. Handyman Service, Reasonable by appointment KHehene, ••threoma, Rapalra, Clouting, POND INSTALLATION Ray Rlcclardl Rates, Call 201-923.1982. Beep. No job too small! Tile Floor*, Tub EneiMuraa, Shewaratalla TREE REMOVAL 201-378-5986 808-691-8867. Fully Insured, Free Estimates, SEWER CLEANING SERVICE 762.0303 Free Estimates Fully Insured LleanM No. §013 No job too small or too large FREE ESTIMATES R, UZARKIK MASONRY, Dmndablf S«r. PAINTING & viet, Sldewt Iks, Stepi. Curbs, Patios, Decks. 908-354-8470 ROOFING Gutters. Ctrarnic Tilt, Painting. Carpentry. PLASTERING 908-686.5550 908-686-1838 RenovaHoot Clean ups and removal*. Base 25 YEARS EXPERIENCE EVERLAST ROOFING CO, ments. Att:t. Yards, Small Demolition, MAX SR. & PAUL RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL 90S.aaa.Qg C, Free Estimates. Insured. FREE ESTIMATES Specializing In shingle, tsar off* and 1 ply P.O. SOX 3695, Union, NJ LINDEN LANDSCAPING Inc. Smuenai Clean rubber; exterior carpentry, slate shingle fiat, Upi. Rtiidtntiml, Commercial. Lawn Mainta. TRIPLi V CONTRACTINQ, Maion ContrRct- CALL! LENNY TUFANO SCHOENWALDER Spanish tile repairs, 5ARINQ TIMPANO. Kitchens. Bathroomi, nance, Landscape Design, Turf Program. Aer- Ing, Tile Work. Brick Work. Concrttt Wcrk. OWNiR OPERATED FULLY INSURED Foyeri. FirBplaoei. Remodeling and Rspairi. •ting & Power Satding, Sod, Seed. 908-273-6025 Alt workmanship guaranteed. Free EsHmatBS. O0S-353-fl32S. 908-862-5935. Free EitJmatei, Fully Insured. CELEBRATING OUR 83rd YEAR AocBpti All Major Credit Cards INSTALLATION & SERVICE MAHON LANDSCAPING 908-964-6081 MOVING/STORAGi PAPER HANGING •Lawn Faueeti»Sump Pumps TREE EXPERTS ttwirfltnovitlon •Tottets.waitr Heaters J.D. ~~" ATLAS VAN LINES, Local/ worldwide movers. SOYLI TRif 8URQERY CO. Sod • Se*d - Thatching . Atraang FLORIDA specialists. Agent UNIVERSITY Van EXPERT PAPERHANGING •AltarationsKlai Heat ROOriNG CONTRACTOR Shrub Deilgn and Installation Lines. 908-276-2070. 3401A Tremley Point & PAINTING •Faucet Repairs ESTABUSHID 1922 Top Soil - Mulch - Stan* Road, Linden. 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Anne S. Taylor sold property at 405 Arthur W. and Teresa B. Kelly sold N, Stiles St., to Charles O. Klein for Mountainside property at 979 Apgar Terrace to transactions $70,000 on May 31. Margaret M. Hargton sold property Alan R. Ferdinand for $127,500 on Harry E. and Scottie P. Bartel sold at 1561 Coles Ave., to Robert Van- June 15. .. property a 1002 Walnut St., to Cez- derbilt for $600,000 on June 22. Real 3state transactions are ary Sxcztpankiewicz for $73,000 on Rosalia Hillside Kenllworth . John A, and Martha A. Riley sold recorded in the office of the county June 1. property at 305 Tlmberllne Road to clerk, Worrall Newspapers publishes Filomena Fiebick sold property at William S, and Helen E. Mathews James J, and Diane C. Toma sold Nancy E. Hoydlch for $262,000 on an abbreviated version of all transac- Federal National Mortgage Associ- 301 W. Blanke St., to Dasio R. Her- sold property at 222 W. 5th Ave,, to property tt 2 Dorset Drive to Terence June 28, tions recorded in the 12 Union County ation sold property at 823 Union nandez for $130,000 on June 7. Kenneth J. Fuda for $137,000 on June municipalities the newspapers cover. Ave., to Robert T. Leslie for $128,000 J. Koumants for $215,000 on June 25, Anna Marko etal sold property at Rahway 5. The information is provided by TRW on June S*. Michael E. Sabol sold property at 825 McCandless Place to Israel Her- Administrator of VA sold property Property Data, a Fort lauderdale, Frieda Miller sold property at 84 62 Columbia Ave., to Edward Pucha- nandez for $111,500 on June 7. Paul and Mae Netta sold property at at 923 Chandler Ave., to Paul Davis Fla,, information service, and is pub- Route 22 for $120,000 on June 5. lik for $115,000 on June 27. Dennis J, and Cynthia Walker sold 777 Rodgers Court to John J. Lang for $33,000 on June 5. lished approximately six weeks after it Karen A. Staiger sold property at Ronald and Florence DeMayo sold property at 1012 W. Elm St, to for $143,400 on June 7. Janet Mahalla sold property at 523 is filed in the county clerk's office. 24 Dod Place to Joao L, Correia for property at 7 Red Maple Lane to Elaine K. Kolagi for $147,000 on Jeanne Roman sold property at 201 Spruce St., to Sam Sysongdeth for $155,000 on June 6. Joseph A. Tinnirella for $230,000 on June 9. Linden Ave., to Ralph J, Saporito for $115,000 on June 9. Clark Joaqulm V. and Sandra P. Aguiar June 30. Francis E. Kennedy sold property $96,000 on June 14. Ronald Williams sold property at sold property at 573 Buchanan St., to at 500 Academy Terrace tcr Dilbagh ^Christine E. Baskin sold property at 143 Independence Drive to Kenneth Robert P. Hartong Sr. sold property Harkeem Shaw for $106,000 on June Unden S, Randhawa for $129,000 on June 423 Jefferson Ave., to Franklin Kara Hodge for $115,000 on June 12. at 24 Sunset Drive to John Zamboni 7. 13. Jr. for $98,000 on June 14. for $148,000 on June 15. Elizabeth J, Miller sold property at Grace Goodwin sold property at 60 Donald F. and Nancy K. Noone Joseph J. and Barbara Bramante Ryszard and Jadwiga Langner sold 447 Robins St., to Manuel Nolau for Citicorp Mortgage Inc., sold prop- Ridgeway Ave., to Marie B. Orgo for sold property at 212 Princeton Road sold property at 1119 Clark St., to property ai 563 Seminary Ave., to erty at 414 W, Lake Lant to Michele $91,000 on June 14. $53,000 on June 12. to Richard M. Tabor for $140,000 on Venessa A. McDonald for $99,500 on Gary D, Lewis for $115,000 on June (Continued on Page B16) Papa for $103,000 on June 15, Sadie Rogers sold property at 389 May 26. June 13, 15. Irene M. Szpravach sold property at Sanford Ave,, to Jose C. Santos for 100 Ivy St., to Nancy L. CougWin for $100,000 on June 14. $137,000 on June 16. Kenneth A.J, Dgavizious sold prop- Richard M. and Karen I. Thoma erty at 531 Chapman St., to Eddie ROSE & VOLTURO sold property at 1159 Old Rarltan Anglin for $106,500 on June 15. IN PASSAIC PARK Road to James W. Fischetti for •WLY101DOWNPAYMENT $225,000 on June 23. • NEW KITCHENS BUYING OR SELLING IN HILLSIDE? Victor and Josephine Catalano sold fust moved OVERSIZED • NEW PLUSH W/WaRPETlNG property at 155 Lexington Blvd., to CALL ROSE & VOLTURO -_._. • 24 HR. DOORMAN/SEC. YOUR im*L3IDB REAL ESTATE EXPERTS Benito Mendez for $165,000 on June An? •TERRACES ON 1 &2 BR's 28. I can help ^ •RESiyEDPARKINQ Elizabeth *69,900 • 2 BLOCKS TO NY TRANS I • WALK TO HSES. OF WRSHP. 2BRS Harriet Kottler sold property at 2 you out! Country Club Lane to Joyandeh Don't worry and wonder about Behrooz for $130400 on June 5. (earning your way around town. Or Jose L. and Janet Delsol sold prop- what to tee and do. Or who to ask. As your WELCOME WAGON "WITH THE BEST TERMS AROUND" erty at 237 South SL, to Teresa Fig- Hostess, i can simplify the business ueroa for $110,000 on June 21. of getting settled Help you begin to Johnathan D. Solomon etux sold enjoy your new town... good •hop- 285 Aycrigg Avenue [at Passaic Ave.) property at 57-59 Hllblde Road to ping, local attractions, community DjviJ TV.! sky for $150,000 on June opportunity. And my DBMat it lull or usefM 22. gift* to please your family Mary Calamusa etal sold property Take a break from unpacking at 914-916 Monroe Ave., to Orlando and call mi. OPEN HOUSI HOURS ' Directions: Rtt. 3 east or west to Passaic Ave./Rte, 7 exit. Go north on Passaic Ave, Dias for $170,980 on June 22. 12-6 HILLSIDE - NEWER TWO FAMILY! for apprax. 2,5 miits to Cdriton Tower., John C. and Mary Flanagan IU sold Quality buUt In 1988. Each apt.: LR, DR Eat-ln-klt w/ d/w. property at 701-703 Emerson Ave., SATURDAY I SUNDAY. 3 Brs, 2 full baths, Spacious basement. Two car gar. large yard, fenced with patio. The right price at 8214,000! to Antonio M. Mendes for $135,000 (201)778-0899 on June 23. ReeMenta of Union * CIRKUS Joaquim and Leonia Pacheco sold only REAL ESTATE INC. 1155 LIBERTY AVE. HILLSIDE property at 530-532 Magie Ave., to UNION 9S4-3M1 Sdd to qualified buyer thru broker (201) 773-6262 Antonio Truyol for $189,000 on June SPRINGFIELD 487-0132 by prospectus. (908)351-7000 —— 27. B1S — THURSDAY, AUGUST 31, 199S — UNION CQUNTYWiDE CLASSIFIED

APARTMENT TO RENT BUSINESS UNION- THREE room apartment, excellent ORANGE. DESIRABLE location for rent. 8000 ROSELLE $45,900 transactions condition, near transportation. Must st«. Avail- square feet for light manufacturing within door. $4660 DOWN able October 1st. Call C0B.SS1.B493. Parking for trucks. New major highways. 6.625% Inttrast OPPORTUNITIES 201-e7S.07S8^20i-763.Bj2a. NO POINTS.NO APPLICATION FEE Q WEST ORANGE. Spacious 1 batiroom apart- Beautifully decorated 1 bedroom apartment mem; living room, dining room, Excellent mos * UNION. COMMERCIAL building availaoie. (Continued from Page B15) 9 Karen Way to Christopher Dunn EARN THOUSANDS prtjeeiiing mall. Rush home at Woods End Condominiums. Nights in condition. Airconditioning, vyRiher, dryer 15,660 squai* feet of shop/ warehouse space, and weekends call 908-232-i5ai. To Qualified for S 140,000 on June 9. SASE to: P.O. Bex 100, Lake Hiawatha, NJ Call Carol Palma, 201-228-1600. 24' high ceilings, two 20' overhead doors: 742 07034. Buy«rs. Rosalia Richard M. and Margot G. Orr sold square feet of newly renovated office space. Off CIRKUS REALTY 201-773.6862 YOUR AD could appear h«ra for as little as • treat parking. Prime location. Call property at 17 Beekman Road to IDEAL HOME business. Makew $450 a week $14.00 per week. Call for more details. Our processing r«flistr«tiofi8 for us part ttmo at 908-687-8449. Tullio '!. and Maria Bonifacio sold Mark J, Krell for 5650,000 on June 9, friendly classified dspartrnent would be happy TOWNHOUSE property , , 934 Franklin Terrace to home. Foe km information call S08-823.40Q9, to help you. Call 1-800-564.8811. Lee and Lori Kundrat sold property STEEL BUILDING buslnsii is booming!! Na- VACATION RINTALS ORANGE. LUXURY townhouse, 4 years old. 2 Donald Yddell for 5147,000 on June at 72 Broad St., to Constance Babou- tional Manufacturer is qualifying dealers in bedrooms, 2H baths, central air, security APARTMENT TO SHARE TIME SHARE units and campground member- system. Good location, $86,000. Owner will 16. select ep#n markets. Big profits on sales and/ or ships. Distress sales, cheapl Worldwide selec- kis for $172,000 on June 12. construction^ Call 303-7SB-3ZO0, axt.2300. pay $1,000 towards closing costs. Call Mary B. Graves sold property at 29 UNION. ROOMMATE Wanted to share houie. tions. Call Vacation Network U.S. and Canada 201.673-1837. VENDING ROUTE. Brand new machines (25+) Non smoker, female or male. Own bedroom 1-800-S43-B173. Free rental information Roselle Park Whlttredge Road to Joseph P. Malla- $4,800. Stocks/ ready. No spoilagB, no gim- $350 plus 1/2 utilities. Call 9088100028. 305.563-5586. .__ ney for 5660,000 on June 13. micks. St»ady income, expansion finance to REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 100'S and ratir» 800-835-6300, Jim. Louis and Claire BcccTTa sold prop- A, Edward and Marilyn F, FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RlNT EAST ORANGE. First time buyer can own erty at 247 Magie Ave., to William F. 1-family house. 11 rooms. 5 bedrooms, 3 batfis Gschwind sold property at SO Fern- ELIZABETH- CLEAN, safe furnished room, REAL and driveway, $3,300 down to qualified buyer. Jenkins III for Si30,000 on June 12. wood Road to Craig W, Flinn for good location and transportation. Call Mary, Evenings, 201.875.7806 or page, A. and Michee Nicolohn sold prop- S1,137,5CO on June 14. RENTAL 908-352-5191. ESTATE 201.219-2103 No realtors. erty at 624 Laurel Ave,, to Thomas Eileen M. Shea and Nancy A. Shea c GOVERNMENT FORECLOSED homes for Fol for SI36,000 on June 20, FURNISHED ROOM WANTED "All real estate advertised heroin Is pennies on $1.00. Delinquent tax, Repo'i. sold property at 39 Blackburn Place sublet to th« Federal Fair Housing Act, REO's, FDIC, RTC, IRS. Your area. Toll froe Muriel Vannatta sold property at MARRIED PROFESSIONAL woman with which makes It Illegal to advertise any to William J. Schultz III for 5427,500 c"All real estate advertised hsrain It 1 •800-898-9778 ext. H-5139 for current home on Long Island working In East Orange preference, limitation, sr dlserlmlnitlon listings. 610 Walnut St., to Branko Banic for on June 19. subject to th* Federal Pair Housing Act, for one year, setking quiet space to work and based on r«e», color, religion, sax, handi- SI 1,000 on June 22, Robert J. and Diane M, Hamilton which makas It Illegal to advarllsa any . sleep 3 nights per week beginning in Septem- cap, familial Btatus, or national origin, or Maplewood prafaranea limitation, or discrimination ber. 516.724-0846. Intention to make any such preference, Arthur and Patricia G. Madresh sold property at 9 Blackburn Place to based on rae*, color, religion, »»x, handl- limitation, or discrimination. sold property at 162 E, Colfax Ave., cup, familial •tatus, or national origin, or iY OWNER Thomas A, Cahalan for S575,00O on Intention I make any iueh preference, GARAGE FOR RENT "W» will net knowingly accept any ad- to Frank Buscaino for $135,000 on Juno 19, limitation, ar discrimination. vertising for real estate which Is In violation Colonial. Large bright rooms. Living room witfi UNION. NEAR Center. Twe over sized gar- of the law. All persons are hareby Informed fireplace, dining room, family room, country Juno 27, "Wa wll. not knewlngty accept any ad. agfts. Great opportunity for small business or that all dwellings advertised are available vartlslng for real estate which la In violation kitchen with pantry, screened porch, 5 bed- Guy an 1 Joann Giuliano sold prop- Union storage. Available immediately. Call on an equal opportunity basis," rooms, 2.5 jaths, study/office, iasy walk to of the law. All parsons are hereby Informed 908-854.1578. erty at 425 Cherry St., to Ismael S, that all dwelling* advertl*ed are availafeU Maplewood Village for shopping, schools, J. Michael and Mary E, Roberts on an equal opportunity basis," BUSINESS FOR SAU trains. $271,000, Call for appointment: Figueiredo for $124,000 on June 28, 201-762-1901 sold property at 1730 Kenneth Ave., H0US1 TO RENT ESTABLISHED APPOINTED Travel Agency to Armando Comiso for $166,000 on APARTMENT TO RENT SPRINGFIELD- 2 BEDROOM, 1.6 bath darling for sal# by owners. Union, Mapitwood, Irving- Springfield house available November 1st. $1250/ month. ton line. Principals only. No brokers. $45,006. May 30. EAST ORANGE- 7 large rooms, yard, own Call 908-273.BS85, Call Monday thru Friday, 10am-5pm. MOUNTAINSIDE RANCH. 3 bedrooms, VA Frederick W, Nest sold property at utilities, 1 months rent, 1 months iacyrity, S900. 2Q1-371-161S, After 7pm. Saturday and Sun- baths, eat-in kitchen, family room with wood- First Savings Bank sold property at Call 718-816-1784. day, 908-810-8212. burning stove, 3 car attached garage, deck. 1336 Wlnslow Ave., to Julio Mar- OFFICi TO LET 10 Green Hill Road to Charles Blau ELIZABETH- NEWLY furbish*! one bedroom WIST ORANGE, Hair Salon for sale. Four Central airconditioning, fireplace. Profession- tinez fof $145.000 on May 3_L_ ally landieaped. $339,000. By appointment for $277,500 on June 6,^-__.--— apaam4aag, Byy _»titigns Jfiw^overhf ad. Seyen yearJesse..RB|3L__ Gar-melt! DeFonseca sold property Available immediataly. $560 p«r month, newly renovated office space. 2 bathrooms and $800 month. Owner to retire, not interested in f90»6S4Si7> Angela J, Minieri sold property at at 2134 Stecher Av#.» to Rodney Cole 908-486.9651 or 908.7a0-0223, kitchen included. New heat and air systems. re-opening. Operators will remain. Call Mary WEST ORANGE. Beautiful 3 bedroom, move- 11 Lyons Place to Thomas I, Baker On-sita parking, good location. Call 325-0720, 738-7662. in condition Colonial. Everything new in and for $124,500 on May 31. MAPLiWOOO, 1 bedroom 2nd floor town- I08-687.8443. for SI75,000 on June 8, house apartment, ntar Maplewood Pool, Laun- out. Living room with fireplace, enclosed porch, Carlos A, and Elza Cabral sold dry fadlibos and parking available- Plenty of CEMETERY PLOTS bathroom with whirlpool, full finished baae- Albert W, and Joan E, Patterson storage, heat and hot wanter included. $600 ment, larg» property. $165,500,201.889-9505. property at 1690 Burnet Ave., to CiMETERY PLOTS sold property at 588 Ashwood Road Alberto £. Pereira for $220,000 on p#r month. 7S2-S98S, Leave message. WEST ORANGE, 2-fmmlly house, i over 6 plus ORANGE. 466 HIGHLAND Avtnu», Studio and HOLLYWOOD , ... 3rd floor studio. $167,000, $24k rental income to Diego Saporta for $380,000 on May 31, per year, i Sayres Place- Tory'Corner. Call 1 bedroom apanments available. All renovated REAL June 21. Szymon and Teresa Palczak sold with wood fioefi, Priost itartng at S4S0 p«r MEMORIAL PARK Rich", 201-668.2481, _^_ William and Carmela Royal sold property at 952 Potter Ave., to Wil- month, heat/ hot water Included. S«« Super, WEST ORANGE. Pleasantdale section, 2 bed- Apt. 109^ call 908.SS0.1124. Qethesmane Gardens, Mausoleums. Office; room one full bath Condominium in quiet property at 406 Rolling Rock Road liam Palmer for $182,000 on June 2, 1500 Stuyvesant Aye., Union. SOUTH ORANOI- 2 b#dreorni. A-1 teeation, beautiful garden setting. Fully carpeted. Walk- to Anthony Filiaei for $321,000 on ESTATE 908-688-4300 ing distance to schools, NY/ NJ transportation, Douglas C. and Maureen P, Fur- hardwood fl-jora, d»cofativi flrtpiace, washer/ June 22, long sold property at 537 Lillian Ter- dryer. $80C montfi, plui utilities. Available FOUR GRAVES. Hollywood Memorial Cemet- shopping, etc. Bargain price lor a quick sale. Octobf 1S.h. 212-287-2101. ery, Union. Call 908.7S5-3399 or $105,000. Call owner. 201-$57.7693 and Anthony and Donna L.S, Ilutzi sold race to Robert W, Poland for 808-815-9650. asyos property at 36 Sherwood Road to SI66,000 on June 2. SPRINGFIELD. LARGE 1-bedroom apart- WEST ORA,«JGE. Stately inning, prettngious ment. Near shopping. SSSQ, heat included. UNION. HOLLYWOOD Memorial Park. Two Dennis Wolfe for 5211,000 on June Michael R. and Patricia posen sold You can be a part double graves. Section 23, by office, well neighborhood, beautifully wooded large earner Write, include phone number; Michael, 40 property. Large 10 room, 3 bedroom, 3 batfis, 26. Center Street, Springfield, NJ 07081, maintained. $2800 for both. Days; property at 1836 Cedar Mill Road to of our new and 808.628.8943. Eveninfls: 908-288-8840. finished walk-out basement wirn 2-car garage. Angelo Dimodiea for $176,000 on UNION. 3 BEDROOMS, 2nd floor of two family, Substantial!/ reduced, under market value for TeheWVn yard. No p«ts. VA montiis security, immediate tale. $220,000. Professional use Summit June 2. fS8S plus utilities. C«ll 90ft-»S8.i380, i«ve improved section COMMERCIAL PROPERTY potential- 2 Wedgeweod Drive- 201.736.4040. John and Elisa Martino sold prop- mes>ao«, and reach over MAPLEWOOO John P. find Elaine P. Dam sold erty at 919 Peach Tree Road to Vito UNION. TWO family, 2 bedrooms, 1V4 baths PRIME LOCATION SHORE PROPiHTY property at 173 Summit Ave., to CasterHaecio for $176,500 on June 5, and garage, $1,000 monthly, plus utilities, VA Single story, masonry building approximately months security. Avallabl# Immediately, 58.000 potential 1.S00 square feet. Move-in condition. Perfect CALL TODAY for your free color brochure of Robert J. Ounhouse for $675,000 on Walter and Diana O. Schulz sold 908-686-3876. for professional business or Fast Food Take- properties at the Jersey inert, customers in out. Call owner, Monday-Friday, Sam-Spm. 1-§00.633.1147. Tht Prudential lack, R#al- June 8, property at 1013 Woolley Ave., to UNION, SiCOND floor, one bedroom, iMnfl tors. Serving Southern Ocean County since Donalt F, and Anne F, Thiele sold Ben DelRosario for3135,000 on June room, Wtelien and batti. $6?B per montfi. Call Union County! 201-763-9464 property at 175 Oak Ridge Ave,, to 5. 80S.6ie.3060. Prineiplea only FREEI COLOR guide to resort propertei on Gerald P. Sullivan for $650,000 on Helen A. Mainelli sold property at UNION- "THE Pelnte' townhqusii with 2 b#d- MAPLiWOOO. TWO units for office or stort. Long Peach Island, 16 pages of exquisite June 8, 2805 Spruet SL, to Recep Sark for roomi, 2 baOii, d«n a/et, living room, dining 1,300 square feet. Ample parkinp, completely homes, investment properties and vacant land. ar#», pool, tic, $1076 per montfi. Call renovated, Ctntral airoonditioning. Call Call Prudential Zack, Realtor) Madeline D. Farry sold property at $154,000 on June 6. 8QS.44ft.e3Si. 201.763-6818. 1-8QQ-«33.1148. NEW JERSEY MORTGAGE RATES CAI APP jj 30 YR FIXED 15YRFIXEDI OTHER Lender. Citv, Phone FEE |: RATi PTS APri RATE PTS APR RATE PTS APR American Fed Mtg.Bound Brook •00-707-tgei 100:7,25 2,75 7.53 6,75 2.75 7.207.00 2,25 7.23 H 367 Chestnut St. American Savings Bk.Bloomfld 2oi=748-a6oo 350!;7.75 2.50 e.02|J7.is 2,50 7,S4|8.70 0,00 8.70 S Union Bankers Savings, Perth Amboy Boa-442-4100 350 7.88 2.75 8 17 7.38 2.75 7,ss4,75 3.00 8.17 A (908) 888-3000 Capital Funding, Parsippany aoo-soz-eTeo o!|a,i3 0,00 8,13:7.25 1.50 7,so .50 0.00 8,50 B Columbia Savings Bk SLA.Undn 800=982-4919 ass 7.50 3.00 7.858.SS 3.00 7.68N/P N/P N/P Corestates Mortgage Services aoo-999=8»«5 250:7.5s 3.00 7.BI|J6.88 3,OO 7.417.88 3 00 8.00 B Pufeii IBMI 1 5.78 0.00 8.13 A to" First DeWitt Bank.West Caldweil ioo-s37-oo79 425 B.25 0.00 826 7.88 0,00 7.88 mil >^s- First Fidelity Bank 100-435-7332 375:7,63 S.OO 7.96;J7,13 3.00 7.6B||5,13 3.00 8,44 A Dl First Savings Bank SLA, Edison 908-225-4450 3508,38 0.00 S,3B:;7,38 0.00 7.3B|;7.13 0.00 7,92 c ! r UNION Genesis Mtge Svcs.E,Brunswick 9os-a57-s7oo 37517,75 3.00 8,O7;J7,13 3.00 7/S2JJ5.88 3.00 s.71 A RAHWAY FOR TAMBX FUN- Your kids will love this roomy 3 BR, 2 bth, SBB TB8 NEW U8TINQ FOIST- Dutch colonial hospital area, colonial In perfect condition. Large FR with paneled walls, bright total insulation. Updated kitchen, modern 1 1/2baths, walk to airy windows, rinlahed basement w/4th bedroom. Easy living at Gentry Mortgage, Inc 800-287-9934 350 7.SB 1.00 7.987.38 1.00 7,54|5.25 1.00 5.33 A all amenities. Only 8139SO0 8173.900 Ivy Mortgage Corp. 8oo-4B9-53a3 300i7.38 3.00 N/pi7.00 3.00 N/Pi;4,.38 3.00 N/P A

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The 1996 Jeep Grand Cherokee now has smoothe and quiet ride Estensive improvements to the standud 4.0-liter 1-6 Even ire sound quality of the '96 Grand Cherokee's engine, an enhanced Quadra-Trac aH-wheel drive lystem, exhaust has been improved. 4,0-litef-equipped models fea- and a new, stronger four-speed automatic transmission on ture an all-new exhaust system, incorporating a retimed V-8-equlpped models make the 1996 Grand Cherokee muffler and larger 2.25-ineh tailpipe. smoother, quieter and an even better performer on- and These extensive refinements add up to a significant off-road. overall reduction in powerttam NVH, particularly at idle Grand Cherokee owners have always used "rugged and and launch, with no penally to fuel economy, powerful" to describe their vehicles' standard 4,0-Hter, Quadra-Trac, Jeep's ultimate all-wheel drive system, 185 horsepower 1-6 engine. For 1996, their praise will has been improved for 1996, The changes provide Grand include the words "smooth and quiet" because the Jeep Cherokee customers with increased on-road flexibility and platform team has eliminated keysources of noise, vibra- off-road unction. tion and harshness, NVH, while expanding the engine's Grand Cherokee owners appreciate Quadra-Trac's full- already broad torque curve. time, transparent operation in all driving situations. The These upp-ades are the latest among hundreds of conti- improved On Demand Quadra-Trac eliminates a planetary nuous refinements that have kept Grand Cherokee the ben- gearset which formerly split the torque between the front chmark among sport-uiility vehicles since its 1993 debut. and rear axles. That function is now managed completely Using Finite Element Analysis computer methods, engi- by the system's viscous coupling center differential. neers designed a revised, stronger cylinder blick with Under dry road conditions, the improved On Demand Grand Cherokee owners have always used "rugged and powerful" to describe their vehi- strengthening ribs cast into the inner and outer walls. This Quadra-Trac now delivers 100 percent of torque to the rear cles' standard 4.0-liter, 185 horsepower 1-6 engine. For 1996, their praise will include the extra beef makes the new block substantially suffer, reduc- axle. This greatly reduces drivelirte friction, while impro- words "smooth and quiet" because the Jeep platform team has eliminated keysources of ing the amount of mechanical noise it transmits. ving slow-speed cornering responsiveness and high-speed noise, v^ratlon and harshness, NVH, while expanding the engine's already broad torque The stouter block also incorporates a one-piece mam stability. curve. Below, the cabin of the Cherokee will please any automobile enthuiast for comfort, bearing brace, which locks the main bearing caps together. But when the going gets slippery or the terrain is tough, styling and ergonomics. Anchoring the bearing caps as a single unit eliminates their the new On Demand Quadra-Trac instantly delivers maxi- natural tendency to move in opposite directions during mum torque to whichever axle needs fraction. The result is r normal operation — a potential NVH source. true on-demand capability for all driving situations. New lightweight pistons and wrist pins reduce recipro- An added feature of the *96 On Demand Quadra-Trac cating ma ;s by 26 percent, smoothing the power delivery-. system is Lo-Lock. When extra traction is needed — such The pistons feature shorter, roprofiled skirts for lower fric- as in deep mud — the shift system overrides the viscious tion. New piston rings are also lighter and more flexible coupling and provides a mechanical lock in the Low for improved sealing. -ftang^pcsiTioHTlniaailion; Torque is.multiplied by 2.72;" Following the lead of last year's 5,2-literV-8 improve- giving increased off-road capability. ment program, Jeep's 4.0-liter 1-6 gains a new camshaft for '96. Cam profiles now incorporate revised ramps for Further enhancements tothe '96 Grand Cherokee drive- quietr valvetrain operation. This 'new' profile also reduces line include a new aluminum center housing for the stron- valve overlap for improved idle quality and lower emmis- ger Dana 44 rear axle. The lightweight housing — unique sions, while fattening the already broad torque curve to the sport-utility segment and a first for Chrysler — between 1200-3600 rpm—-the range where it'-s mostien- shaves 16 pounds off, the. prevdous sieeL unit's weight. eficial. Maximum rated torque is 220 foot-pounds at 2400 On the front propeller shaft, a constant-velocity (CV) rpm. joint replaces the previous shaft's Cardan-type U-joint. To complement the mtemal changes, a new reusable, This upgrade contributes to reduced NVH at highway silicon-beaded, steel backbone gasket seals the valve cover speeds. tothe cylinder head. Rubber grommets and compression 1996 Grand Cherokee customers opting for the 5,2-li'er limiters isolate the valve cover from its fasteners and the V-8 will notice unproved responsiveness, compared with cylinder head. This significantly reduces the o-ansmission previous models. This is a result of Jeep's new wide-ratio of valvetrain noise by the cover. 44RE 4-speed automatic Bransmission, standard on V-8 Additionally, Grand Cherokee's engine mounts have models. been reca: !brated, with larger rubber surfaces for improved The goal for '96 was to boost performance feel, partieu- engine-to-chassis isolation,- - -lirty-at taineh, without eotnpromiiing fuel economy.

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AUTO FOR SALE AUTO FOR SALi AUTO PARTS/REPAIR 1S88 NISSAN 3O0ZX, all power, 60,000 origi- 1985 TOYOTA SUPRA. Automatic, alroondi. K&M COLLISION INC. nal miles. Leather MM, custom spoiler, ham- tioning, alarm, AM/ FM stereo cassette, alumi- Complete body repair. Custom Colors and AUTOMOTIVE J mar rims. Best offsr. Must Mil immediately. num wh»#li, new tires, bucket seati. 82,000 PainBng. Frame Straightening with laser accu- 908.a41.9246. miles. >4,5Q0, 2Q1«782-1907, mcy. All makes and models, foreign and demiitic. Modem Palming and Baking Equip- c 1993 NISSAN MAXIMA, Hack, •port package, 1989 TOYOTA TERCEL, Automatic, 2-door, ment, Free Estimates. Towing Available. 1046 excellent condition, garage kept, air- blue, alarm, alreenditlQning, AM/FM radio. lait Eliiabeth Avenue, Linden. M-F 8am-5prn, AITTO DEALERS conditioning, manual nnirniuion, AM/FM 80,000 miles, runs well, clean interier. $3,000/ Saturday, Bam-Ipm. Ask for Steven. SMYTH1 VOLVO eawtw, 45K. <1J.000 . C«U 869-S937. negotiable. Call 201-S8fl-1008. 908-S2S-5550 1981 OLDSMOBILf CUTLASS Supftrmi V8- 1992 TOYOTA CAMRY, power steering/ EXCLUSIVE 104.000 miles, good condition, very reliable, brakes, air-conditioning, stereo cassette, 45K, WINDSHIELD CRACKED? Save hundreds of now brakes, power Meeting, power brakes, excellent condition, taupe, $11,600/ best offer. dollars by not replacing Itl Accepted by Ml VOLVO DEALER $7S0, Call 201-564-fi470. DMV. Repairi made at your location by ap- 328 Morris Avtnue Summit 1-800-258.8981 days. 201-763-4470 pointment. Windshield Weld: 201-992-095S. 1B§3 OLQSMO&L6-9S UMQUSINg. 4§" evenings. , (908) 273-4200 stretch. Every possible option Including VCR, AUTHORIZED meonroo!. Eitate car, Never used eommer. 1984 TOYOTA CAMRY, silver, air- eielty, $3,950, Call aOWaB-IBOl, conditioning, AM/FM cassette, new tires. Looks AUTO WANTED FACTORY SiRViCI good, good transportation, everything works, LONG TERM LEASING 1982 OLDSMOBILE DELTA 88 Brougham. 122K. t1900. 201-378-9302. One owner, garage top!,excellen t condition, ABLE PAYS TOP $$$ IN CASH loaded, 86,000 milei, $2,000 or best Offer. Call 1984 TOYOTA COROLLA- Automatic, air con- For All 4 WhMl DHVH AUTO FOR SALE 908-687-7302. . ditioned, power steering, brakes, stereo cas- 1989 PONTiAC GRAND PRIX. All power, sette, 82,000 miles. Original owner, $2,300. CARS, TRUCKS •nd VANS AUTO SPECIAL - $22,00 for 10 weoks prepaid. 201-7628894. Call Classified for details. 800-584-8911, aireonditioning, AM/FM stereo cassette. Clean, excellent condition, low mileage. Now Miehe- 1980 BMW, 320 I. 5-spsed, excellent running, lin's. Asking $S,530. 201.803.9406, 1986 VOLKSWAGEN JETTA QLI, 72K, auto- FREE PICK UP 7 DAYS good body. $2,500 or bast oiler Call matic, power windows/ locks, sunroof, JVC 201-378-3698. 7s82 PONTIAC PHOENIX 4 door, 4 cylinder' stereo cassette, alloy rims, charcoal grey. 1-S00-953-8328 More than 23,000 people are expected to attend the automatic. $350/ belt offer. See Tom's Gulf, $3000. 201-762.5976. 1991 BMW 3181. silver-gray, 5 speed, garaged, Magie Avenue/ Galloping Hill Road. Union, family-oriented entertainment event, Parts Plus Chevy 42K. non-smoker, BMW loaded, fogs, sun-roof, 1991 VOLKSWAGEN JETTA Carat. 70,000 908-688-2044 Show at Old Bridge Township Raceway Park in English- More! Absolute mint. 201-275-0220. Fax: 1091 SAAB 900 TURBO- Leather interior, miles, automatic, black, sun roof, loaded. town Sept,9-10. Several hundred Chevys of every vintage 201-27S-0221, S12,S00. __ moon roof, cassette, automatic, midnight blue, Immaculate condition, $7,500. Call 1988 BUICK REGAL Custom, automatic, 53,000 milei, (moved to NYC). 201.992.4775. WE BUY CARS and model wHI compete for honors at the BFGoodrich- power steering, brakes, windows, air condition- 90a.233-2993. ing, excellent condition, 87,000 miles. S49QQ, 1990 VOLKSWAGEN CABRIOLET converti- sponsored car show. Additionally, some 500 Chevy and SEIZED CARS from |17S. Porschts, Cadil- ble, automatic, air, stereo cassette, red/ white Must see. 90a-272-B892. lacs, Chevys, BMW'S. CorvettBS, also Jeeps, 4 Any modal, Any year Chevy-powerd vehicles will go head to head on the drag wheel drives. Your area. Toll free roof, excellent condition, 70k miles. Asking strip in sportsman races. The event also features 200 mph 1985 CADILLAC SEVIILLE ROADSTER. 1.B00-898-9778 Ext, A-5139 for current $10,500. 908-316.Q162 after 4pm. For Top $$$ 69,000 mil«, new aireonditioning. brakes, listings. pro-mod competition and jet car exhibitions. water pump, radiator. Excellent condition. 1987 VOLKSWAOON FOX Wagon. 5 Speed, $8,700. Call 908-351.7802. air conditioned, new paint, tires, battery, needs 201-926-1700 work. $1,500 or best offer. Call 201:377-0603. 1978 CAD.ILAC ELDORADO BIARRITZ, $$$WE PAY TOP DOLLAR$$$ 64,000 milei, new carpet and mats. Meehafii. 1993 VOLVO 240 SEDAN. Mint, factory main- rally sounc. Beautiful condition. $3,000. Call tained, aireonditioning, AM/FM cassette. Man^t Vintage car show in 908-351-7802. For Your Junk Car upgrades: heated seats, alloy wheels, snow 1991 CAMARO CONVERTIBLE-Bright red, all tires. $15,900. 201-564-7583. 24 Hour Service, Call: power, Z-28 options, wheels, disc, alarm, Englishtown Sept. 9 39,000k. Rare car. Absolutely mint, garaged. 1992 VOLVO 960 WAGON, excellent condi- S15.500. 908-241.8044. tion, new tires, brakes, tune-up, dealer lerv- 908^88-7420 Chevy lovers will relish an extensive array of vintage and restored Chevrolet iced, white with leather interior, 36K . $18,000. --1963..CHE-YY CORVETTE Stingray Convert- 908-273.8184. imomoBnerarTH^ami^us^peFChe^^ ble, 327-350 engine, 4-speed transmission, way Park in Englishtown, New Jersey, Sept. 9-10. red/ black, white top. Excellent shape. Driver. YOUR AD could appear hero for as little as 120,000, negotiable. 908-688-8020. $14.00 per week. Call for more details. Our 1987 TRAVEL TRAILER, 22 foot, Hi-Lo. fully More than 23,000 people are expected to attend the family-oriented entertain- friendly dassified department would be happy contained, sleeps 6. Asking $7,000. Call ment event. Several hundred Chevys of every vintage and model will compete 1885 CHEVY MONTE Carlo. V-6, blue, power to helo you. Call 1.800-564-8911. 201-253-1672, leave message. windows, cruise control, air-conditioner, 81,000 for honors at the BFGoodrich-sponsored car show. Additionally, some 500 miles. Very clean, runs good. $2,100. negoti- Chevy and Chevy-powerd vehicles will go head to head on the drag strip in able. aqa.686-9036. sportsman races. The event also features 200 mph pro-mod competition and jet 1984 DODGE OMNI, 4 door, automatic, power car exhibitions. iteering, aireonditioning, AM/FM radio. Runs well. Many new parts. Asking $850. Call "The quaint atmosphere of Englishtown makes this one of the more popular 908862-7932. " sites on the Parts Plus Super Chevy Show's nationwide 19 event schedule," said DREAM MACHINES - look for our •Reserv»d Parking' ad or call Classified at 800-564-8911. Super chevy Magazine editor, Terry Cole. Englishtown provides the best of No one can offer better value in used cars than your both worlds for car lovers. Its an opportunity to head for the picturesque coun- 1984 FORD BRONCO II- Eddie Bauer edition, 4x4. fully loaded, excellent condition, now local new car dealer who has the facilities, certified tryside and a chance to see some of the best examples of original and restored dutch. $4,000 or best offer. Call 201-751-1343. automobiles in the region," he said. technicians, and equipment to provide competent 1991 FORC EXPLORER, Eddie Bauer. Black, For those in the market tobuy a classic, muscle, or collector car, there will be fully loaded alarm, sunroof, running boards. reconditioning and warranty service. many to cnoose from at the Super ChevyShow Car Corral. Other highlights of 68K miles, excellent condition. $14,500. Call interest to automotive consumers will be the Performance Marketplace featur- 201.66904/2, ^^^^ 1991 FORC E3S0 15 PASSENGER Club"Van- ing the la.est aftermarkei products, services and accessories, and a swap meet V8 engine. Excellent condition, 70,000 mil»i. where hobbyists can locate those hard-to-find parts and accessories. Sportsman $12,500 or best offer, Alan, 201^73-3342. racing will be ongoing throughout the weekend, with professional racing and 1965V4 FORD MUSTANG Convertible. Auto- exhibitions set for 1 p.m. and 4:30 p.m. each day. matic, good project car. $750 or best offer. Call The Super Chevy Show also features various free automotive-rlated seminars 201-762-6751. on car care, safe trailering and other topics. For the kids, A&M SoffSeal spon- 1988 FORD THUNDERBIRD Elan- 50,000 PRE-OWNED\ original miles, all power, all electric, $3,000 or sors a "Race Against Drugs" presentation on Sunday at 10 a.m., where young- best offer. Call 908.276-6707, after 5pm. CLEARANCE] sters can meet professional auto racers and hear what they have to say about the 1977 FORD T—BIRD Landau, automatic. V8, importance of staying drug free. 351 Cleveland •ngine, air eondifloning, power 94 BUICK REGAL GS The Parts Plus Super Chevy Show is produced by AutoStar Productions for steering, brakes, windows, doors, locks, trunk, Vi - Auto, P/S, P/B, Air Cond, Full seats. Reclining oversized bucket seats, AM/ power Int, Gorgeous, Red w/Rod Argus Publishers Corporation, publishers of Super Chevy Magazine, Popular FM Quadraphonic sound stereo, rear defogger, Leather Int. Alloy Rims, Like New Hot Redding and many other automotive enthusiast magazines. aluminum rims, white with blue trim, 58,900 Cond^, Only 12,349 miles. Hours for the event are 7 a,m. to 5 p.m on Saturday, Sept. 9 and 8 a.m. to 6 mites. Call 201.762^405. V(NtR14219O4. Sale Price $17,485 p.m. on Sunday. Adult admission is $18. Two-day passes are available for S30. 1991 HYUNDAI EXCEL. Excellent condition- Juniors, 13-16, are SS each day. Children 12 years and under are free with pay- 2-door hatchback, 5-speed. AM/FM eaiiefte, 91 MERCURY SABLE SDN 38,000 miles. $3,000/ best offer. Call ing adult. For information, call 1=800-820-3602. 201-338-0042. V6, Auto, Air Cond, PS, PB.Full power Int., Grey w/ Taupe Int., Local Trade in Old Bridge Township Raceway Park is located at 230 Pension Rd,. English- 1966 LINCOLN, White, 4-door convertible. Only 29,081 Miles VIN#MAB3108B, town. Directions: Between New Jersey Turnpike and Garden State Parkway, Good condition, only 56,000 original milei. WEEK Sale Price $7995 east of Tn nton. From New Jersey Turnpike, exit 9, Roun 18 East to Route 527 Asking $6,000. Call 908-688-8020. to Englishtown to Pension Rd, Old Bridge Township Ri ceway Park telephone 1987 MAZDA 626. S-speed, air-conditioned, all '93 PORD TAURUS GL SON number i: 908-446-7800. power, sunroof, new clutch and tires. Excellent V6, AUTO, AIR COND. P/S, P/B, Full condition. 114.000 miles. $2,500. Call Power Equipment, Blue w/Velour Int., 201-9926656. only 32,747 miloi, VIN# PD278X4. 1991 MAZDA-RX7, Black, automatic, 55,000 Sale Price $12,495 • 3 others to miles. Excellent condition. Power sunroof, choose from. Acura has big plans for stereo/ cassette, alarm. Asking $12,500. 908-964-7786 after 7pm/ leave message I 93 CHRV, LUMINA the new automotive year 1985 MERCEDES 300 turbo diesei wagon. EUROSPORT Fully loaded, excellent condition. 138,000 V6, Auto, Air Cond, P/S P/B, Full Acura__has big plans for 1996. rnjlBS.JjJOMO. Call 201-762.9182. Get It in gear with The Acura automobile division will be featuring the new, open-top NSX-T the^A«ta Special._.-, 'irjnt.^Blue_w/.SporL Int. Alloy^ 1985 MERCURY COUGAR, 2 door, blue, fully 1O weeks - 2O words rims, Local Trade In, Only 29,865 sports car. the all-new '96 TL Series of luxury sedans and the Acura CL-X loaded, sunroof, alarm system, 81,000 miles. only $22.00 prepaid miles, VIN# P91783B3, Sale Price concept cw which represents a new vehicle Acura plans to produce in America. Good condition. $2.300. Call 908-687-6522. One vehicle per ad $11,996 "The featured models represent three of the four new automobiles we intend 1857 MQA- ANTIQUE White, excellent condi- No abbrevl«kion« DRIVE No refunds to offer over the next 12 months," said Rich Thomas, Acura's executive vice tion, fully restored, serious shoppers only. Firm '93 TAURUS GL SDN price. $15,000. Call 908-245-9M8, after 6pm. Private party advertisers only. : V6, Auto, Air Cond. P/S, P/B, Full president and general manager. "These cars usher in an important new era as we Price of vehicle Is only copy change j 1987 MITSUBISHI STARION LE- Red, black Power Int, Teal w/Velour Int., only near the end of our first successful decade." allowed. ; 33,546 miles. VlN#PG244901,Sale leather interior, 64,000 miles, automatic, turbo, just jot down your ad and mall it In with' Price $12,495 The all-aluminum NSX-T is powered by a 270 horsepower, 3.0-liter. VTBC excellent condition. Original owner. $3,950. your payment, engine and is a showcase of leading-edge technology. It's unique 19-lb, alumi- 908964-0983. Womli Nempipin num top is easily stored neatly between the engine cover and the rear glass. The 1992 MITSUBISHI DIAMANTE. Tan, air bag, CU*»lfled Advertising Sept. 91 PLYMOUTH ACCLAIM SDN abs, new tires, struts. Tapes, ajroonditioning, P.O. Bos IBS V6, Auto, Air Cond, PS, PB, PW, Formula One-inspired SportShift system for the automatic transmission models power brakes/ steering. Excellent condition, Maplewood, N.J. O704O Stereo Radio, NBW Car Trade In, Only features a selectable manual shift mode which incorporates a unique steering 101K. $10,750. 908.298-1884, 20,534 Miles VlN# MF710435, Sale column-mounted finger-tip shift control allowing either fully automatic or Price $7385. manually-controlled shifts for spirited driving. Other features include the only electric power steering system available on 92 VW JETTA CARAT any production car, an updated Traction Control System, TCS, and drive-by - 4 cyl, , Auto, Air Cond, PS, write throttle control system. REMANUFACTURED PB.Sunroof cass. White w/grey veiour, SALES Only 40,269 Miles, VIN # NM0S0594, The new TL Sedan Series will be available in two models, the luxurious Sale Price $9995. 3.2TL, which will offer.a 200-horsepower inline 5-cylinder engine. The models were designed as louring luxury automobiles which offer a sporty, youthful ENGINES ^ 92PARKAVE. alternative to traditional luxury automobiles. V8, Auto.Air Cond, PS/PB, Full power lnt.,Brown Met., w/ Blscut Leather Int., The ne.^ TL model feature a full array of luxury appointments including an Suburban Driven, only 42,545 miles automatic climate control system, power windows and door locks, cruise con- VIN#N1851217, Sale Price $13,995 ' trol, and e high power AM/FM cassette/CD player. Some of the standard safety features on the TL series include dual airbags, Anti-lock Braking System, ABS. 90 LESABRE CUSTOM V8, Auto, Air Cond., P/S, P/B, Full side-impact protection and available Traction Control System, TCS. power Int., Blue w/Velour int., Local "The new TL Series will be the first models to adopt an alphanumeric desig- Trade in, Only 53,942 mllet VIN# nation in Acura's efforts to maintain focus on the "Acura" brand name," said BUILT & INSTALLED IN OUR SHOP LHB381O7, Sale Price $8,795 Thomas, "Each model-with the exception of the NSX—will also adopt an Our state-of-the-art machine shop and computerized •92 PASSET GL alphanumeric designation at their full model changeover." diagnostic center are your assurance of excellent per- 4 cyl, Auto, PS, PB, Power Windows, The futuristic "Neo-Classic" CL-X concept car integrates futuristic styling fnrmanrg anri Inng-tftrm reliability, ___^_ CURTIS s. Teal w/flrey, Cloth Int., New Car with classic luxury sports coupe design. The CL-X offers a preview of what will In ONLV OQ,*» i s . NE0S244O9, Sale Price $12,996 ultimately become a new, made-in-America model. PRICES STARTING 3-YEAR, 36,000 MILE WARRANTY The CL-X was designed exlusively in the USA by a special project team at ON PASSENGER VEHICLES Honda R&D North America's Los Angeles design studio. AT UNDER $2,000. "With the introduction of Acura's U.S.-built model, the Acura division will be the first luxury import automaker to design, engineer, develop and manufac- POUGI ture an automobile in the U.S.," said Thomas. "This will contribute greatly to MACK BORING MORRIS AVENUE, SUMMJTl the company's expansion strategy here in North America." & PARTS COMPANY 808-277-3300 Since suiting operations in 1986, Acura has sold more than one million lux- 908-686-7700 2365 Route 22, Union, NewHalf mileJersey |pib#{.) kieluritfa) M owl. to b. p*M by » oon . ury performance automobiles in the U.S. The new Acura NSX-T and 2.5TL, 908-964-0700 I Ml*, BiMpf tor iMnitaB, MeMraitan and Iu*.. I along with the Legend and Integra, are now available at nearly 300 dealers - oi them across the U.S. The 3.2 TL went on sale in July.