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4i uieucnoor system is. compromise;'':. . •!'.• ^; ^ .y teachers have been /Board member Lee Eisen said the ^.wau-jct for too long a period—district •• has— benefltted greatly a and have either lost interest during Applebaum's tenure on. the «»^«,i.tqpch with the students. • . ' board; : ; : " v ftpplebaum said the presence of a "He has helpeo. reset the district —5 U
"••<•',$:•'"""•••',",••'.'-'••"*' \ - ouijryo;y>4uwi K>I«ui^,uieiiame' budget,expressed publicly ataFeb.r •ft'l Y1" ^The^(^led^ster^?(brSa^niw •'••^ _^countv.riianaeeril»ii;nlnki^-i!ivnAuj-^you'wrat~it^'Tliai^county.hwnager(ih«S.,plcked-u^n p " ' ' -•-•*••'-'—~ '—*— ^•ifepet^-U-^--:'^.Vri«:-'':'-i.:-';-;i: J 1 I ; W*!&?,' ••"W,-,."' »«.• • ^ |1 SS;'1Glnsberd'is fourth^grade class at Sandmeler School; The ';;;• •!U,n,l<>rit:>X!bunty:; :;B;o iS!^&Kni^' class celebrated the birthday of the first President of the •••FreiBh^dws- .Chalrriian-V; ' rt'a^i h«w••'•-" United States Friday, :• . ' : . O'Keeffe announced at«thi ;;i:fteb; 20-agenda' sesslon-tt a meeUngs held " * (Phbtoby John Boutslkarls) w ^proc^'Abr * caaUng .c^ll a.t^El - ifTbfatt sthatUieywantus W <^HniM^rfajhf
A verdict in trial of Palestinian, alien Hanna An Interpreter was seated next to Ghanem • Ghanem was due tliis week after the jury heard throughout the trial translating the proceedings, into closing arguments Monday from both, the Arabic. . •• • • '•• ••••••• • • : prosecutionandthedefense. : .• •'•••:,:' .\- - )'••, :• "•'• During the cburse of thel ing, Ghanem was also Ghanem- is accusedv of killing .Milltown, Road administered a test to det\ rfne whether, he was aiaentS^l«ink ; v; :i • j'Spapfl^'K variety of'tactica durlpg the four-week trial and a, ."d&y., ;';•••.. v •••'•'•:. - • -'-^:-'y-: '.)'••••':••': •" Rebates aw ;Aug\istine three-weelrMiranda hearing that preceded the trial. • ' The victim's husbandr-Herbert/ followed the in- 'Ja'mes^'-Fji r.r _...,__.._,.„, ,,„„ T , During-the-Mirahda-hearlng, Brown had, tried tqi^ vestigation of the murder until his death in 1984. _ former : Deirtbcratlcirf'freehplders, 'ifttisti^Mvwffliiiiiti^^ convince; presiding Union County Superior Court ; The jury heard testimony from county Investigator former Chairman Harold Seymour and in'a' firianoially. iiTesponslble W>rk and New Jersey. / WilllamJohnson that the death of Herbert Karlsberg on selected models : : Financing available to qiulifieil bayers.' ^of^ai^f^i-and^r^i^rejeji.^oi. mdo^^ji^if^^:!^^' y w'/-« ': ' Fulcomer also called for a shift in very little English and, as a result, didn't understand Was initially investigated as a homicide, but,was ••.*;:;) Plainfleld. The other two comm ' : The boardorlglnallV'announced at the present allocation of revenues his rights the night ho was arrested late In 1984, •{bund to bo from natural causes. .. '. ; ;i:meiljb^;;are.;f6riniBr •-'-'•'•*'•" its Jah. 5 redrgahi?atlon-meeting* from public utilities from the state.;' that «h,exeln; th^W«iltsif« ;- ;;}ii''.:v &••.•: - jcUp>vii)r.lftaph Capdo\. ,O r ; i jconjunc^iMi^UiTtjr.iRaphaM^^^-'iH O'Keeife^tplaitiitkl thiit the county v. ---•;;—;•"--.•-• -^---.•rT;-:-'P'• ''•.••".T^hb;':DyE>e« ^ pif dgram for hah- and. Caldwell of the Rutgers Universityi aduate; - sent out re 0 mplon''Isgotog tothe d,lc>pped cnlldwri williw eliminated J ,,schools on a half-time basis, and one »oj''U»:cltlefciin.Vj986-87 as part a ••set'of''recbm- three;first grades of.-17 each; two one art teacher- for ; ,.v.,..."*!V',we 'irfendatlohs-made public by the second grades, one with 17, the other g 'help, offset Springfield ; Board of Education with 18; three .thlnl.,grades',*of,.lS- : ,„.__ taxes," ;Fulcomer ex- Jjonday.: ;,: •: > >;:; •/••, .'each; and] two. fourth grades, one '•-.,. Applebaum-said he did not know • resumes,,conduct initial interviews board — anxious tokeepcoats-down ^plained;:"This takeover of revenue •,', Acting Superintendent of Schools ; •ffllSili^ v : ; : : .with?2,'theotherwith23; ; /; •. what, effect .the recoriimendations •••..: 'and^ri*erivthis , ; i or ciark^alw ruling fw the 1^ ; ^butgoln^ Board; President Stuart The Planning Board Tuesday'will get its first formal look at a proposal ^So# fiSWw«^^the';\. ,,,..._Urtio „ n, .BoardIhthat:niunlclpallty..v.::s however, said the from Arden Associates for Springfield's first planned unit development. ', J,l> tJWtei'.ii^ebool. Dbitaldsoh was fflltectedl I« 1»&2 t*i regional board at lepsit iwide. C »^ommekidatl5n^as''n6t Written . Thei PUD proposal calls for 312 residential units plus 44,004 square feet of ' : [ ! MCommendatlon ns not wrltlen ^•'•; :•>:;« I > -BSASHlt^HooiiS&cS -' ^^balance;ora^uhekpMnerm:> foters; In :all:Osix ^ thel * .. retail shopping space and 231,000 square feet of office space to be built on a ,fth^APrl'lSscHwJ^boardelection. ; afte* xhls .Berkeleyr^ ^ reglbrial 54-acre tract near the intersection of Route 22 and South Springfield Avenue. . : ; ;; The proposal to - eliminate the : '*:^e^A^ril'; number.., '' .'"'••.•'. .•..•.".'.••.'.'. ••••;••" \ •.".;••. ••'""•.:'1' •••.••••.••.•,'• '.'•••:•','.., nt increase oyer the 124,691,866 ' ge^ej.a] made public followmri a ' iiutidpstoryj. ivl^lng^th^'iproposeid: btidgjet, ^^?MM™P'mV ' In Focus »uthiWXmeHta Week JiifC^h^^^ofl.a^jtaye^i^.^: ; said; Sid frank of Springfield, who foy:>^£^'^' •'•-'"• ':; 'hem tbbeuiiedfor: this project. va«'-.f \ wrote a song about Union County, . Is the subject of this week's Focus ;...;Page4: . feature. •• •."'•-'•.•'•;'• .'•-=.-• \• '•'.,' .;;:-'• pb'Uiiarles>.v,.,;, Calendar...... Pages Horoscope...... ,..;,;, Page iz . -_, .... Sieibhd . Photoferiim ...... Page* t 'Lottery..;..,.'.,;..., •, VPage;lSr ;, tvvo third grades Sjt'i^^ : ."Pages 13-15 .'Review... ..',>•,, •. j,.... Pages and three fourth grades,, Social. V.;. ?; ;',:, •:;.".. Pages 10-12; other two with IB ; ^i'iliilfejJMiMfe^ ¥*> •:',••'•/ Mitt Ik-;:: 2,3* ^COUNTY LEADER NEWSPAPERS- Thundoy, February 7f, 1986 — 3 i-TJiuridoy^ebruaryJ?. 1986 - COUNTY LEADER NEWSPAPERS - ,4.;:"v M^^B Llbmry column Doten names teachers -By.MAHK HAVILANU. . ana special The Vislting'Hbmemaker Service V. MurielSmltli,' Em!tlvetpir«ctor ; cpmmuniiy'iJVUn;.';.! The Union County "Regional High •:-.J. • - ...-.•;.,.-. .W." term of last year. Although tuition ;'of the'V.lt^M •,is'flyttember;bf!|the"; .''coihtr'""" •'""•'" including the Adult Learning Center, Two men law ;.pharges of been taken flora a 'nearby tool kit, half of a trailer hitch and' of Central 'Union' County recently „ ByKOSKI'/SIMON , . .'; fesiiltepfinvestigatinghunge?in ' School Board of Education has varies, senior'citizens can register, N.J1, CommissionorAccrediatilphs, the 66 hour f clusively on,the;IQV of the 46 portable classroom facilities located - malicious mischief • after their warehouse. a quantity of cassette tapes: held • their Annual Reeling at the !•'•• , The'followlng Is a review of twp eight states and four different . nominated four teachers, one, from for free for the lower priced courses. which is attempting to set standards , ^on whether traits used to estimate the child's at David Brearley. v i.,i<, ' arrest Sunday for breaking a Mosley was also found to be in In Springfield Municipal Court Echo lake "Colintrrjf'Club of We»l-; books currently, available at trie- regions)', the connection between';" each of the regional high schools, as ' The program includes an Adult ". for•"'•, both! iHe ,propr|etarylla|cencl«j "allhome ilth aldres infah agency potenlial, seven areipbnsidered to Hutchinson. also presented large plate glass window with a possession of less than 25 grams Monday, Peter •Rinnyh; 24, of field. Kaly; Doten of •Mountainside, ' Springfield Free Public Library. ' malnutrition, ill-health- and be of specie) sigmficance. These nominees for Governor Thomas Vocational. Evening program in : and June Altorfer of Westfijfld were '. .u'rid,; nonprofit agccies.' Agencies Hmust; h^ ^th«"tTa|nirig;;oraf;an enrollment figures for the 198445 cement block, '-..'". . of marijuana tind' drug - New. Brunswick, pleaded guilty to : ".-.,5 '^Hunger in America" by the^.hunger, the three factors which Ke'an's Teacher Recognition trqde.anij Ihdustr'iaTskills, the cost who met'litKe standards' adopted; by • ' ^gch^,/;ea:;aii '"lll>|i|l.iiil'sllll;kl|>..l,Hllll. White Pine Full Louver SHOR'S DRUGS '••y\ :: ; r i 1 •••w»'.\ v '.•.•.'•'.• : ; •'.•ii»ii,V/'.il^-; '',8iii '"• tHEIIEDICAL GYM & SPORTING EQUIPMENT :24v'xBb" :: ,:-43,99• v '• 3.9.99;:. Large Selection of ' i Quality Clear White ' tlHi C«t«" 2 FULLY STOCKED N. J, LOCATIONS IN PlnaMoyldlngd 401 N. (W00 ME, LINK* E. BRUNSWICK & UNION S l 1 : : "3i?' x80 ' ' •. •'.''. ;'64'.99'- A 49.99 .''' 486-4155 rates plus passbook convenience! i I.MAMX10PM B^HEWltli^mn^ihTiBhlopkin^loavWd U1 I 1 bilolddoaijLdoors...onU(jhoiJuy am(jslluncll(jnol _^F«,,-j ww.v,,..- y marKet passbook" docorotlnqWuas: :•,':' • ' :•"'._ ,.'•', .V",'VT ••.',>,'.';•• '"•: ':,. • Ruiull tt««r Canlin All money market accounts areri't-G-reated- ' , STANpARD • film [Mv>l4»in« • CMIMIIH : equal. To prove Colonial's new money market account with a minlrnum depbsit:df $1,000 or OLYMPIC 310 LB. BARBELL MULTI BENCH NO. 103 U« 1*H NUlltr Ou>H BARBELL PLATES MUM MAT i' mbre.Earn~OTJrb'onusratfedur.iTig"MaTch7therF: INCLUDES DELUXE BLACK BAB • TAVYDOnT' • \ passbook account '!.s bett?rtfh"an trie^others, ,. COLLARS •FLATE!,l300.VAL, 1K-JH-B-10-W1-B0 LBS. LIOCUULk earn our regular competitive,money market- 60 AND LOAN ASSOCIATIPN .: ROSfeLLEPARKOFPICE:1W.., . 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COLONIAOFFICE: 526 Inrnan-AvflM Colonjtt • (2Q1) 574-011B ..—-_ ;: : : ; ' : ' :: >.v-''l/: 'lCALL71»3«8V252rr6R:.STOREAl>DR,ESS'A;pH6NEN)U • '••'•'-' V'V: '•".••.•'•.. ,.'•'.;.:.£.::.:'••..'•:• ' 'Mlimbif FAUto^ .-•' :V:: : :: •'^ ;:^5^4'^mf!^#^^^^^^^^^H!si! mm — Thundoy,-February 27, 1986 - COUNTV LEADER NEWSPAPERS-2* Mayer to address intermarriage 2,3 4* -COUNTY LEADER NEWSPAPERS— Thursday, Fabnnty 77,1966 — 5 ilttee since ,un, On(man:, Marcnh *,4, urDr.. tigoEgon Mayer, At a time when one out of every ,American Jewish Cpmmltt •Trofesrorof-Soclolcgy_ ; a_t Brooklyn three Jews marries outsid,_e. o—f ,hi s or 1975. has assemijled, uie_most_ex- School program develops skills College, will speak on"the subject'of her tradition, the'questiothe question .of in- tensive documentation" on the his recent book Love and Tradition: termarrlage is one of the most subject of Intermarriage Dr. Marriage Between 'jews and emotional and controversial topics Mayer's finding, .based on surveys Christians The program is spon-" m the Jewish community—Dr^-^and Interviews, have been widely - 1 sored by the Jewish Student Mayer, who has been conducting "hailed and frequently quoted by Organization of, Fairleigh Dickinson research on Jewish family life and Jewish and non-Jewish authorities Scouting pride Vnd Drew Universities. - ethnic identity on behalf of the ' alike ^ *, j^*X(, Photo forum i Among the questions Dr. Mayer February marks the 76th anniversary of Boy „ addresses are: How do intermarried _E!fth parent session set . couples reconcile their relationship Scouts of America, an organization whose ranks f with their feelings and attachments now number more than 3 million youths. The Morris-Union for their families, and traditions7 presenting the fifth in a series of How do they raise their children? Scouting is acknowledged for teaching boys to Parent Awareness Sessions The in the areas of language"arts and How do they handle the problems of grow into-responsible adults. Scouts_are en- program is entitled "Reading In- reading. ' , holiday observance1?, Does in- structional Techniques -and termarriage lead tq assimilation7 couraged to get involved with-society thereby 1 v Methodologies to be utilized in the All community members' are What are the characteristics of gaining a social conscience. By earning badges, Home Environment' invited to attend The Morris-Union intermarried families7 What are the youngsters are marking milestones to adult Tinka \. Dawson -will- make-the ConsorJiumisJocated at 340 Central effets of' intermarriage on the responsibility. presentation_on_March 19 at 7:30 Avenue, New Providence. Please children of these marriages? pm at, HIP 4Mnrri*Union Con-, call464-7625forfurtherinformation Beyond Its relevance to Jewish What about tfte adults responsible for setting the comrriunal life, the question on in- role models? ___ termarriage has wider im- Regional high school menu plications; according to Dr. Mayer, _ JVIany towns are experiencing a decline in the intermarriages "differ from other tomato", tuna salad sandwich, large number of Scouts. Is it because children today r TOMORROW-Pizza, Salisbury couples only in that the stand at the steak with gra,vy on roll, bologna salad platter, homemade soup, cutting edge of the universal aren't interested in learning new skills or the - sandwich, tossed salad with desserts and milk dilemma of modern consciousness- recognition the badge system presents? If they are dressing, vegetable, fruit punch, WEDNESDAY—Fried chicken how to resolve the legitimate claims F°?D7"^Llce KePPj!?r' teacher ?f the_Eun With Food class at Caidwell School, large salad platter with bread and with dinner roll, potatoes, vegetable, of love and traditions" Springtield, enlists the aid of first-grader Sabrlna Paclfico in making a strawberry losing interest, could it have something to do with SPLIT PERSONALITY-Mandy, favorite 'mutt' of Stella back on guard. The other picture shows her sitting ub for a butter, homemade soup, desserts fruit, hot meatball submarine the parents? Vaselll of Elston Drive, Mountainside, exhibits two sides of treat You just have to show it and she sits up.' If you have a sandwich, cold submarine sandwich Dr. Mayer's work, notes Gerson her personality. Her owner explains, 'She's a great one to favorite photo which you would like to submit for this page, and milk- Cohen, ^chancellor of the Jewish MONDAY-Grilled cheese sand- with lettuce, large salad platter, When August roils around, how many parents guard her Christmas stocking. When we put it under the tree, send It to 'Photo forumr-at this newspaper, P.O. Box 3109, homemade soup, desserts and milk. Theological Seminary, "punctures she's on constant guard duty. She'll growl and sound like Union 07083, with compfete identification of the subject. A wich, breaded veal cutlet with gravy several prevail!ng_myths" about come forward to serve as leaders? Does anybody on bun, spiced ham sandwich, MARCH 6-Macaroni with meat she'd bite your hand off, but she's really very gentle and will stamped, self-addressed envelope must be enclosed if the sauce, bread and butter, tossed intermarriage, one .of the most want to be a den mother? How many men are stop growling to give you a kiss when asked and will so right picture is to be returned potatoes, vegetable, juice, large, emotional topics in current Jewish Our Lady of Lourdes holds auction salad platter, homemade soup, "ialia with dressing, fruit, batter » •••.•.'.•••.•!•.• •.••••••••.. •.'•....••«!•••• .chomping at the bit to lead a Webelos group? dipped fish submarine on. roll, life According to Harvey Cox, champagne preview of the works to cold hpr d'oe'vres will be served. Ask the teacher desserts and milk. professor of Divinity at Harvard The Home and School Association. Trying to find a Cubmaster is never easy. cheese wedge, shredded lettuce, of~Our Lady of Lourdes Cathohc_ be auctioned. The auction wjll Admission is $2.50 per person. For TUESDAY-Hamburger with Divinity School, Dr. Mayer's book is feature lithographs, etchings, water further information, call 233-1777. cheese, lettuce, tomato and pickle on vegetable, chicken salad sandwich, School, Mountainside, is sponsoring Everyone has such good excuses as to why he or vegetable, large salad platter, "the number one source of clear and colors, original oils, sculpture and bun, potatoes, 'fruit, hot southern compassionate -thinking on a an art auction March 8 at 7 p m homemade soup, desserts and milk The evening wll begin with a various mixed medium begins at 8 she can't help. Yet, parents want their children to WantingJime off isn't necessarily baked pork roll on bun, lettuce and stubborn subject " The auction will take place under p.m. •' ' "•. . .'•': •" .'•• • bet is to keep up with his daily In order to make your child an become ScoUtS. They look SO CUte in their little Q.-It was always assumed our graduate school have remained A free lithograph. suitable for the auspices of the National Art studies, perhaps ask his math achiever, you must build his con- ; Auction Gallery of Central. Islip, Uniforms. HOW many parents have ever looked at '"daughter would go directly to law relatively constant over the last 10 teachers to help if there are any fidence Remember to compliment framing will be given to each person scno01 or couple at the auction?.Hot and NY:'• ' ' " tha Cnmif K«n^l,nnlr9 K »<»,. unj (UA.,U „-„ tui following her graduation years It is now a trend for students specific, important concepts be's him on all his efforts, even those that Weddingi,BarMltzvahi are less than perfect Try to impress Dinner Dancei, Parties tile fc>COUthandbOOK. ' If they had, they d See that from college this May However, to "go much later" failed to grasp, read as much as WILLIAM T. KELLOGG, M.D. possible in his spare time, and most upon your husband tthat his son's SCOUting IS a parent-Child participatory System. when she relumed home this past Director Jjof Admissions of of all, put his worry about the out- sense of self worth depends almost ThePinewondDerbvfcaraspinnninr FarhPnh—holiday season, she informed her Georgetowstudents whn o wanLawt t oSchool do somethin, Andyg come aside That's easier said than entirely on what his parents think of Announces the opening of his office him x ne Jrinewooa uerDy IS a case in point. &acn CUD fathelaw schoor andl ,M shy ehusban wantedd an-lod- Itak aroe Cornblattelse for , asay yeas hr e befornow finde beginnins manyg done, but you could help by bCOUt IS given a block Of WOOd and a kit With in- ver"somy econcerne lime offd" an beford wee shdoe nostartet und- discussing the tests with him, letting ((.—This is probably one of your EDDYD* - for the practice of derstand her change of heart Sho kim know you support him totally more unusual questions, but here it ORCHESTRAS structions and pieces to be assembled. The offered no teal explanation other and reminding him there are other is I am a 32-year-old woman who View Ophthalmology directions clearly state that the child will need the than the fact that she simply isn't very important aspects of. the has always had great difficulty with ready to begin a new course of study college admission process ,— the math I have always done.well in 5 Bands • help of an adult..Has your son asked you for help She doesn't even know what she SAT performance is but one other subjects and am successful in ask the <).—My husband is very bright and my chosen profession. However. I Private Video -47-Maple-Street- with his^ car? Did you say, as you settled com- wants todoafter graduation — other usic from" fortably Before the television, "I'll take a look at it -than-the-fact-she-doesn't-want-to— aggressive and is an extremely can barely add or subtract, let alone Presentation- Summit, New Jersey tomorrow." Or, perhaps, "I'm too tired now.^ start law school right away Can you successful businessman He Is understand algebra and geometry I Sinatra to possibly suggest any way to guide constantly pressuring our !>-year old oxplained this to a friend recently, Call Springsteen office hours by appointment Has your child's den mothercalled toremind you her' P R D their studies and he encouraged " son to do better Whatever this child—and-she-said hnay havedyscalculia that your son needs help? Have you poured out A.—Perhaps it is you and your them to do so He says for every does just doesn't seem to please my What exactly is if M P 964-0610 and 277-4600 husband who need the guidance You person who time off has hurt in some < husband Our son, although very A.—Dyscalculia is defined as the The Big Band Era your list of excuses as to why it hasn't been done? both seem to have your hearts set on way, it's helped 50 or 100 smart, takes no interest in either inability to do math It is believed Are you the same parent who asks the den a direction for your daughter and Back in the '70s, an average of 70 school or sports 1 think my husband caused by a dysfunction in the- mother why your son's den hasn't earned more arc right now upset that her percent and up of students went is pushing our son too hard, but he brain's cortex where calculation is direction does not coincide with dlrectly-to-graduate school, while refuses to listen to m& u F , thought to be performed This » OSTOMY SUPPLIES »INCONTINENCE AIDS. badges? Are you ever at a den meeting to help? yours Consider ^.th/s following- todahvuayj thH* Helping hand • FREe DELIVERY Keeping the community safe and secure is a State government grows in importance them is entrusted our daily terstale commercial facilities since executive and judiciary branches, GALLOPING grave responsibility and one that residents often By PETER J.GENOVA u> As one scans the pages of the welfare " Those words, written In ' its inception in 1921 has given the people of New Jersey, HILL DRUG & SURGICAL "take for granted. While many municipal law en- registration books we sign when we 1889, are as true today as they were We have established trust funds to a strong voice, via their elected forcement agencies must take on this respon- exercise our right to vote, all too then I, finance transportatlon^-^nd the representatives, in their govern- frequently there are page after page ment . << DISCOUNTS FOR SENIOR CITIZENS sibility-alone, the Springfield Police Department is of voters who exercise that right . Your legislators rely oil your 13£o GaiioDlndHlll Road* union* 687-6242 fortunate to have a helping hand — the Springfield •' only in a presidential election This comments-and guidance as they Police Reserve. would indicate that many of our Y0l)R LINK TO TRENTON address the issues of today and plan * BATH SAFETY PRODUCTS * REHABILITATION AIP5 .citizens are not aware of the im- for tomorrow They also rely on the The Springfield Police Reserve, a department-of— portance of the state level of expertise of legislative' committees, the Springfield Office of Emergency Mangement, government that affects thoir daily government specialists, -policy lives experts and their professional staff 'is a group of~cpmmunity-minded individuals~who " As the 202nd Legislature begins, Tho new Republican majority will DEGNAN : BOYLE volunteer two or three nights each month to and the Republican-majority conies continue to seek reforms In the augment the services provided by the Springfield into control of the Assembly, Hjs a legislative process that will make good time Ja_jsy_aJuatc the~im- the system more responsive and Police Department. The volunteers conduct portonce of state government One responsible to you, the citizens As ' routine patrol tours during the_year and provide of New Jersey's most outstanding thut great Republican, Abraham traffic and crowd control at special community citizens, former New Jersey Gov (jincoln, once said. "The lejflllmale and U S President Woodrow Wilson, object of government Is (6 do for a events. This service to the township frees mem- once wrote, "The states properly community of people whatever they bers of the Police Department to continue their come first in a description of this Peter J, Genova- need to have done, but cannot do in country because the great bulk of Assemblyman, District 21 their separate and Individual jregular duties and respond to emergencies the business of government still capacities " quickly. rcstb with the stale authorities They Now Jersey has been in the cleanup of toxic waste These lan- The 202nd Legislature will face are the chief creators of law among forefront on many Issues that have dmark programs have brought to both challenge and_gpportunity in Ea6h spring, the Police Reserve conducts its Ub They are the thief constituent helped ihape the history and New Jersey national acclaim Ajiew the next two years' With state mm SALE annual membership drive.-In-order-to qualify, one units of ou, political system they -makeup of our country We were the state constitution, ratified In 1047, government assuming greater and make up the mass, tho body, the fir'at stale to ratify the Bill of Rights continues to be a national model for jvidcr ranged governmental issues, nucE must be a resident of Springfield and have a valid Jersey was qnu of tho first restructuring government to we In thrKepubllcan majority will ——^Discount Savings on All Reebok Shoes driver's license. Recruits are trained in basic polte states to establish a Deportment of provide for the needs of a changing respond with well thought out, ( 93 tactics, first aid and personal safety, and in the use Environmental Protection and give society The emergent Legislature responsive and innovative Ladles' Freestyle Hi Grey .... ftci 4».M ... 43 It cabinet status Our state was tho that is a co equal branch with tho legislation * Ladies' Freestyle Hi Red .. <.. «eg»49 »9 ,_. . 43 of firearms. _„._ Peter J. (jenova, Republican of —first to charter a railroad, and with- UNION 1 We urge all interested individuals to send their-r Union, kerveN In the (.(moral New York, create u port authority, Ladies' Freestyle Ox Grey ....*<• *4i.»» ... 3793 Assembly representing the 2iht ihofirHtnf Its kind In the nation, thai CUL-DE-SAC name, address and telephone number to the Office legislative dlttHct. has been a leader In managing In.- Ken Schankler Men's Ex-ont 500 Wht/N.B . .»*«'44.99 .. ,3893 -of Emergency Management, 30 Church Mall, Managing Editor This spotless Split Is located uiTTbloefc away from NYC * t Joseph Farina^ buses. Features 3 spaclousjiedroams and IVJ baths. LOOK FOR OUR MANY UNAbVtRTtttD tMCULSI Springfield 07081, or call 467-3388 or 376-1058. •TBERGEN MALL SpringfieldLeader Advertising Manager Wonderful family rum for everyone fa en|oy. Price MENU) PARK MALL D BRICK TWP Joining the Police Reserve is a good way to show »u»,W0. 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Environmental .Commission-se- 1 Township Committee—second and Social and religious news Bea Smith, social edltorj the Springfield,) N.J, fourth-Tuesdays of the month, at B-1 cond Wednesday arfl p m Post . ,. office.!.. B4O North Aveno* " EDUCATION MEETINGS -wSports news Rori Bishop! iBOYLE tTORES OWN UtE EVEKY NITE p,m ; conference, preceding County events/entertainment news Rae Hjitton, Focus managing edir Mondays, at 7 '30pm Springfield Board of Education at 353-4200 VISA. AMERICAN EXPRESS 1 MASTERCARD the' Florence Gaudlneer School-" Advertising I Planning Board-first. Tuesday, 8 WE SIGN OP feXPfiWENCE conference meeting first Monday at Classified , RaymondJ\Vorra)l, generaj^anagi p.ni ' Circulation . . Mark Cornwall, circulation managi 8 pm, regular meeting "second \ WL jbh..4 .J 1\ hi L*^ Board -bf't Health-third Wed- Billing i Dot RUhrort, bookkeeper ''tiP'.rirtj.Bpm ' - Monday at 8 p m LJL '.-•^•v- :• -*- •_.:. • •:'.}•' •''>• '•••'•, '.••• '•.•••'- ••••••- -, ••,•". "' .,,';': '. ••• • •• •:'•'.'.';'. •'. ' •', ,. •., .:'•••. '.';;.;:< .'.£ • „.. !_„-.. IJ .2,3,4,5.6 • • COUNTY LEADERNEWSPAPERS- Th'uradoy. February 27,1986 — 7 - Thgr»doy,F»brMqry27. !?86^ 1.2,3,4,5,6*. 'Spillll' tests emergency units said. "Hopefully, our . women's > •aroundi ~^,-~ conference will aid those who attend 4 heHfteiar _S &Rl N GFI ELD CUSTOM SPLIT! SUMMIT COLON and Newark Corner property! Large living room with fireplace, modern kitchen, family room on htl 3 bedrooms, 1 'A baths! Jalousied porch PLUS new kitchen, bedroom and RECTAL SURGICAL ASSOCIATES Academy family room in basementl Truly a must see. home! Transferred owner wants quick Couldn't have done it sale) '199,9001 Walter Groff,M.D. Thomas Loglo, M.D. without youl" announce the opening of a second office for the practice of 91 South Orange Avenue We,think you'll like — pledged to finding Livingston, New Jersey 07039 more Americans the H&R BLOCK the way we do business! PR0CT0L0GY and COLON and biggest UKjrefynd they 617 Mortlt Av% SailngHtU Independent coeducational day-school have coming What can WHERE MORE AMERICANS 564-8989 IECTAL SURGERY ; wcfjndforyou? , . FlNtfA BAGGER RIFUND, ...Gradeftf^, JRVINGTON • U7 SPRINGHita*V(, Ht-tM I ;i'ce Hours by Appointment IRVINGTON - »44 SPRINOHItD AVI, 174 3541 < , Entrance •N[W»IHr. 7U IROAD 5C*3«-*713 ' 'EAST ORANGE, Ml CINTflAL AVI, 471 4SM . EAST ORANGE-440 MAIN ST,e74MI9 ' v MUST SELLOUT to the 144 St. Paul Street Examinations Dates UNION • 1»*S MORRIS AVE, U7-M6« /estfleld, New Jersey SCOTCH PLAINS • 1517 E. SECOND ST, 322 2337 Saturday, 8:30-11:30A.M. -• LINDEN. 141 SI. GIORGE AVE, MS lMfr? BARE WALLS!! ELIZABETH, 1151E JERSEY ST, IS] VSI1 OMieel Cloved Sundayl Open dally until 7 pm Sat 9oni 5 p m 654-9270 March 1 May 3 Open 9 o m V p m woekdayt 9 5 Sat & Sun Appoinlmontv available MODERINE CLOTHES Speaker* lo/ your club or C IVIC group FREE ol chargo Flrernen S Policeman's Uniform! , April 5 May 31 Call any oMice lor inlorjnation Daeron S Cotton Shlrti-Rog.-'22.50 NOW * 16.95 Call Admissions Office Tex Trop-Rog. •28.50 NOW '22,50 -992-7000 IIP TO* - 1199Sprlngflolp d Ave Irvtngton 1 YEAR-TREE'-SERVICE Newark Academy has a policy of non discrimination 60% om ON COLOR T.V.'S (P.rt, * Service) - with regard to race creod national or ethnic origin • 372-0278 1986 ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT POSTAL Limited Time Only ' COLORJ.V. "AdH>erweight People Can Model NO.-S6502 FLOWERS OF DISTINCTION Nol Shown Now Try The Amazing Japanese FREE BRIDES MAID • Cable Cipibilitin JOBS BOUQET • Finincini Available " CLERK & CARRIER POSITIONS NOW ONLY Super Pill Fr^ For 45 Days! Wllh W.Ming Bool.d bWora f.b. • In Focus Picture lube ($9.48/hr to start) POST RADIO* Over 400.000 Satisfied Customers ButGovt. Says Compiny Needs More Proof I FRESH & SILK FLOWERS " 'OinoiJti I'tirk tA — The North cv(.r> -V T J.,. >;•' 8 — Thur«loy,i;»brooryI7,196V— COUNTY LEADER NEWSPAPERS-2,3,4* 2,3.4* - COUNTY tEADER NEWSPAPERS-- Thurmdny,T«bninry n, 1966 — 9 en sponsors s Legislation sponsored bv Th« temporary panel wrnild In- vitally Important to BtiHiylnouWi1 an Maureen. Ogden ion jobs. ^communities In litigation to the Ogden, that would cause the State dude,state and county. economic programs currently underway in since i960, sheexplained, . ; . Council on Affordable Housing. . I that would authorize a study other states and to determine the "-••--" •->•••- ••••••• Department /oft'Environmental development' officials and Protection to study the Impact of the of special assistance for new small representatives of small business best program for New Jersey," she ''Small businesses are a vital part •••, 7"; .A: •/• •; v of-New Jersey's strong economy,",. , ''The decision'Is,a.great vivictore y Mt---•••. Laure- l cour- t• decision - - s on water . businesses won the approval of the groups. ; • said, '•..- '•'-••..• •••.' ... •••. ' Ogden stated. "It is essential to New Jersey Assembly 76-0, "In addition, the success of small for home rule, reason and order In supplies, historical -buildings and ' . "Incubator,programs,help young provide the necessary assistance to lands, environmentally;, sensitive , -The bill, A-1334, would appropriate businesses'by providing, various business in a state makes a sub- the state's efforts to provide housing protect' the growth of these for low and> moderate-income areas and municipal Infrastructure $25,000 to-create-an-11-member services at minimal cost," Ogden stantial contribution to the decline of businesses and '••' to^ijncoirage commission, to study the success of said. "The programs offer financial its unemployment rate," .Ogden people," Ogden said.:, !'More. im- ^various "incubator" programs, in assistance, low cost rent, technical added . , portantly, it allows 'suburban , Assembly committee.'; 1 Ogden Jias_also expressed ..her communities to .control' their own / Hie bill,.;•• A^383;V;directs the which small businesses share Iow- assistance, centralized services and According to recent reports, small approval of the state Supreme Court destiny, regarding land use while Department of Environmental costjofflcespace.and services, and to much more." businesses have .accounted for decision to withdraw the courts'from recommend the' most appropriate 1 "As-half of all new businesses fail reducing the 'fair share' allocations Protection to prepare; a guidance nearly three million new. jobs in the the controversial Mt. Laurel housing of such housing to reflect more plan for New Jersey. within the first year. I feel that it Is last five years, while Fortune 500 manual to assist:in.the review of matter and to allow the transfer of closely state, and regional need..need. " ,. , applications for low and moderate Meanwhile, a bill sponsored by income housing. ;''y;":; •' •'••:"' ~~ - Public Notice Publjc Notice TOWNSHIPOF SPRINGFIELD -plication th*l he/she Is at least eighteen years Miss Liberty's birthday UNION COUNTY, NJ. NOTICE Is hereby'glven ttuiFmle (IS) of age.and stating his/her name, serial Reservations open for event AN ORDINANCE REESTABLISHING' A received by the Borough Clerk of the Borough of pber If he/she Is In military service, home DEPARTMENT OF.. - RECREATIONRl ; DIREC- Mountainside for: LAWN MAINTENANCE. Jreir-and-thr-BddrMS at wtikh he/she Is Fourth-graders; at the Sandmeier School, Springfield, are preparing for TOR OF RECREATION ANDL RECREATION ^ Schwarti at;37jS-30te"br maU SERVICES: MOUNTAINSIDE MUNICIPAL stationed or can be found.; ^ . ' ' • The Springfield Democratic the one-hundredth anniversary of the Statue of Libert^At lef t WaH Br^n'fe COMMITTEE AND DEFINING THE FUNC- BUILDING. • (NOTE!-MltlTARVrSERVlCE' VOTER Committee will hold their annual your check to her,at.62 Warwick r TION?,. pyTIEJ-ANp-ORGANIZATIpN- Bids will be opened and read In public at the CLAIMING MILITARY STATION' AS HOME Committee will hold their annual' paintingstresses the meaning of the statue. l ^S AND FOR THETOWNSHIP OF Municipal Building, IMS Route 32, mountainside, ADDRESS. FOR VOTING PURPOSES MAY Jjrunch on March 9, at noon, at the Circle, Springfield, Jsr.J.iDonatlon js SPRIUGFIELDPRIUGFIELDife: . New Jersey on Frlda/ March 14, 19Mat 10:00 HOTLUS6.MILITARY>BSENT€I| BALLOT , , , pg BE IT ORDAINED by (he TownsT ishl. ...p. Com' a.m. prevailing lime. All bids shall be In ac- ..EGISTEREO TO VOTE IN Tr Towers SteaStk HouseH , MountainsideMtiid . »?5:per personperson , pdn^meet; newn . ^ mlttee of the Township of 5prlngfleid5prlngf , County of cordance with plans and'specifications orepared saas? UnlonandStafoofNewJersey: ' . by the Borough Attorney? Prcwsar blanks, M-UMICIPAUf Y WHERE SUCH' STATION Please reserve your' table now for , People and enjoy an array of fine Section 1.1 ESTABLISHMENT OF DEPART- —ipeclllcallonund instructions to bidders may be- obtalned at the of flee of the Dlrcetor ol Buildings n be obtained from the" -you and your friends- culsine-in-the-companj/.-of-good There It hereby re established a Department and Grounds at the, Mountainside Municipalunlclpal For further Information, contact friends. of Recreation of ththe Townshlppf'SprinTownsppfSprinTownshlppfSing ll leldd, Building,,IMS Route 33, Second.Floor•,, Moun- hifhereinaftet r referref red to In this Ordinance ai ''The talnslde, New Jersey, Sarah Jackson is Department". •-.••• en an opportunity lo Bids must be made on the form ol bid IPOF SPRINGFIELD TOWNSHIPOF SPRINOFJELb fascinated by Section 1.2ESTABLISHMENTOF DIRECTOR: dinance. and must.be enclosed In a lveiope adj w,,.ONCOUNTViN.J. There Is hereby .re-etabllshed an office of Kathleen Toland dressed to the -Borough: .. Jorough of Director of Recreation, who thall be the head of AN ORDINANCE AMENDING AN : OR- ,. ORDINANCE' AMENDING 'AN BUhC Mountainside,' IM5 Route % K DINANCE ENTITLED "AN ORDINANCE _,,JANCE ENTITLED "AN ORD|NAI.^ the Department of Recreation and li hereinafter • • ORDINANCE NO.70784 """""" " Jersey and hand delivered at l| Tra'ancfnour t referred to In this Ordinance al the "Director". H^otttuTdgt "(klNG THE SALARIES OF CERTAIN-OF— -FIXIFIXINNG THE SALARIES OF.: CERTAIN OF- An ordinance to modify official map of the ~amed.,Blds shall beendorsi on the outside of Board Secretary , 1 THE PAV OR COMPENSATION FICERS AND THE PAY'OR COMPENSATION Borough of Mountainside by vacating that part i envelr r. ..Jlh the name and address of —Dated! February 30,19M ' —SITIONS AND CLERICAL OF.-CERTAIN-POSITIONS-AND CLERICAL. ol Spruce Drive which extends over Lot 43, Block bidder and "Bid Proposal • Lawn Maintenance oiWiprlnglleld Leader, Feb. 37,1««e EMPLOYMENTS , IN THE TOWNSHIP OF TERMS; COMPENSATION; VACANCY: *y on the Borough Tax Map, . , . Services/ Mountainside Municipal Building at " - cmrLUinncn i » , n y-N|pN The.Dlrector thall be appointed by, report to WHEREAS, the olllclal map of the Borough ol the Mountainside Municipal Building "and _ _. ...a IN THE COUNTY OF.Ud and serve at the pleasure of the Township Mountainside depicts a mapped street known as Borough,". • • , . ' • ' . ANSPRINGFIELD IN THED SWI INM 1 POOL UTILITY IN' Committee for a term which shall not exceed one Ive, paralleling UTs. Route 32 on Ihe Each proposal must be accompanied by a cer- ,...|( .. VSPRINGFIELDFOR' tl TOWNSHIP,, OF SPRINGFIELD FOR i.- --z. Side between Central Avenue and tified check, ceshler's check or a bid bond equal year but will expire at the end of each calendar If you are In the military service or the spouse TAKE NOTICE, ftiat the foregoing Ordinance-? VTA8E'NOTICE, that ttii foregoing Ordinance year. The salary and hours of employment of the Summit Road, and • io ten percent (10%) of the full amount of the bid was'passed and approved at a regular meeting of Director shall be fixed and determined by the WHEREAS, such street extends through and made payable to the Borough of Moun- or dependent ol a person In military service or a was passed and approved at a regular meeting of talhsideasa Proposal Guaranty, ' patient In a veterans' hospital or a civilian at- fhe Township Committee of the Township ol the Township Committee of ISeTownshCof Township Committee. Any vancy existing In the property shown as Lot 43, Block 5-T on the tax tached to or serving with the Armed Forces of Sprlnglleld ifi the County, of Union and Stale ol Sprlngfleld.ln Ihe County of Union and Stale of office of the Director may be filled for the Bidders are required to comply with the New Jersey, help-on Tuesday evening, February mapof fhe Borough of Mountainside, and . requlrementsofp.L; 197$c. 137. . ' ihe United States, wlthourthe Stale, of New New Jersey, held on Tuesday evening, February balance of the unexplred term by the Township WHEREAS, at a meeting held on December 9, Jersey, or the spouse or dependent of andjcj 35,1984/ .•..• ... •'•• • .'••. 35,1984. • ' '• •'•''.. • • ' Committee. • h B The Borough of Mountainside hereby reserves: compenylng or residing with a civilian attached "":.i »^.»'*.. «r.<<.«' .MNtmen the right toroleci any and all bids and to award : .:- 1' .,. Helen E; Magulre Section .1.4 EMPLOYEES OF THE DEPART- to or servTng with the Armed Forces of the; " .' * ' Township Clerk ' the contract toany bidder whose proposal, In the United States/and desire to vote, or If you are a 1 lWpCIWK SitSr Borough's judgement, best serves Its Interest. 01830 Springfield Leader, Feb. 37,1984 0,8r,Spr.n,.l.ldL..dW,Fib,37,iSK - The Department * may' consist of other em- By order of the Mayor and Borough Council. re atlve or friend.of any such person who, — • .-. . • : . (Fee: 18.351 ployeeloyees as required, who shall be appointed, stjwfclstjwfc . LTouW believe, will desire to vote In Ihe Am :..:..,..,.,' ' ' '•••::y.'.'-•••••• • -(F»tiM.j!) promoted or dismissedismidd att the pleasure of ththe a;Lot42Lt B, Block S-TST,, andd con oned Ihe • • -, Kathleen Toland Election of Hie Union County Reg : •: ;!"^ • •••/"•- ••'.'.':^'."".. • : Township Committee upon recommendation, of of such relief on hhe vaca ol tha • ..i'. ••• •, " •• BoroughClerk ; School Dlilrlcl Ho, 1 to be held on Apr" 15> .- - 1 Introduced by: Councilman Schon . ' FIRST READING .'• '.. •"' •"•' ••'•;" the Director, and whose salaries shall be fined h n> } " ' " 9 aforesaid kindly write to the Undersigned at once making and determinedtid d by theth TownshiThip CommitteeCitt,: T a i " Seconded by: Councilman Barre i. . - '• . application for a-mllttary. service ballot to be Introduced by: Councilman Vlgllanll ; '.. Section 3. FUNCTIONS OF THE DEPART- Roll Call Vole: Ayes4,NaysO ' . voled In said election to be forwarded to you, Secondedby: Councilman Barre , •. .' '; '.> ;' ... " '.- . - MENT • ; Absent-Hart and Wyckoir . , ; 1 Date: February 18,1984 ."-.•• . ' , stating your name, age, serial number If you are RollCaMVole:Ayes4,NaysO,Absenl-Harl&Wyckofl :•••:]''•• The Department of Recreation shall, sublect to ^pSd^^^.ter.n« _joiWMouniaJnildAEcbo,.Eeb, »7..1°84. . ' Irithe military service, home address and ad- Dale: Februry 18,1984 •'... • ••• -: .. , -•' the overriding control ol the Township Com. -thaf he olllclalmap should be changed to reflect— —dress at which, youare stationed or can'be found, mltleej perform the following functions: " • or If you d«slr»,i«ieJm|lltary service ballot for a sucsucniinn ind dng ngi i •' •••,- • relative or^frlemflhen makean application _ ... control, manage,' coordinate and NOW THERTHEREFOREE , BEJT.ORDAINED, by the BE ITORDAINED by Jh[he.Governje Governinng Body ofttie Borough ol Mountainside that the Ordinance No., operate all. public parks, pla) and C under, oath foV'|a military service ballot to be recreational places and" facilities.•unde u. r the Mayor and Council^olttie Borough ol Moun- NOTICE TO MILITARY SERVICE V6TERS. forwarded to/ him/her, stating In your ap-. lo read ai fo jurisdiction of the Township government. jalnslda, County of Union, State.oTNew Jersey, AND.TO THEIR RELATIVESAND FRIENDS' : plication that he/she Is at least eighteen years e offices and positions herein named shall be respectively ii follows :-• b Provide 'a.year-Fo'und program of I. The Mayor and Council hereby find as a fact II you are |n the military service or the spouse 118) o(,aoe and staling his/her, name, serial recreational activities Including athletic, thai construction ot.the part of the mapped street number. If he/she Is In mllltajryi , service' , 'home, cultural, artistic and other programs consistent known as?oruce prlvelwhlch exIendsoJer.LoexIendsoJrL! il.or address and'the, at which he/she Is with 1h« recreational InterMtt of the Township n, Block S-T, on the tataxx map .ol the B residents and approved budgets therefor. lap.ol the Borough of stationed or can be Mountainside,: , would not. serve • the^oenerthe a • _ c^Promote_cooperatIoowlth-ih«-SpHna'(teldll 1 — -welJlaV*or|hBl Bofoogiiri.,, — — ...... ^de^^JraisPacj- Board ofEducatloo'"""*Education and Unio- —n Count*•——*••«-•s—y Regiona•l -Vjheoflcl. • iins uiirupa i .maIIIPUp uiof. IIHJ Dwiuuyn be And'It. g or- residing with a civilian attached Board of EducaEducatiof n with regard to recreational hereby Is modified To reflect' that Ihe mapped .. „,/ng.wlth the Armed Forces of the prooramsadmladministeren d by tfw Department„.. . • ,. street known as SpruceDrlVe does nor el/tend nlted slates, and desire to vote, or If you are a .-•'•HL. d Recommend to the Township Committee overlot«, BlockifT;andi tatlve or fr end of any such person who, you :IPALI Ad|uitSec'y adoption and- administration of rules and II desire to vote In tfie Annusl.Schjjol 3. Thatthe-Borough'of Mountainside hereby' 'ED.)'":. '••••-.•..• regulations for the" conduct of all persons vacates that part of Spruce Drive.shown on the Forms (jfappllcallon can be obtained from the Borduah'Aftor»"" utilising recreational, facilities while par- Borough Tax Map af extending over Lot 43,' Part-time Court Clerk ticipating In program or activities sponsored by G.'rlALPINiCounlyClerk ' Assistant,' .;:-••••••• .-.- the Department! Including recommendations for' This Ordinance shall take., effect twenty days Plumbing Inspector'" penalties for violations thereof. . . alter the first publication hereof after fmal -lassage, uimejoajjdoUumberJtyoujire. ToUheJuar^bf-EdueallorvoMheUnlo^ • .Cooperation With othy"mjjnlc]pal depart- , ry Service, home address and ad- Regional High School District No; I. e salary paid each office or position for the calendar year ol 19S4,.as4Stabllshed by resolution ol "merits, service Llubrwid-ptnor oruanftatlons In 'STO2 fflo'untalnslde Echo, Feb. 37,1M6 .. In th in 'Dayton . l)eglonal_.HIgh School, Governing Body shal,ail b, Dvrairuaciive retroactive to Januare ID January 1,1984,y I, .Irao. -. .~' ..-.-' . ... - • • • furthering recreational and cultural Interests In (Fee; 137,00) dress al which yoy u are stationed or can be found, 3. thlIis Ordinance shall be effective upon final passage and publication In ,odrr eIf you desirIre the military service ballot for «a '- • -'• SgrfngTIald,NewJersey070«1 II beeffectlve upon final passage and publicationIn accordance wllh the La* '• the Township. • ... - .' • • . I : : ; I Recommend to the Township CommHteethe: relative or friend then mak' e an .applicatioicatlprni 'BoroughClerk • • i .• •'• ' - "-'"'. •-''.'. :."."•!.••'• Mayor Bruce A.Gelger under oath for a military Service ballot to be : ; •0 01801 mountain ^•b.a^ioei .•'•'.• : ' "'•..'•. '' •'. ,'; '. .'•..-. •:, '',-: •'•"•• .'•.:'': •;' '•.•: •'••. amount of and methods of collections of lees to ORDINA 6 NO, 706-84 forwarded to him/her,; statlnq In your ap' Dai.ttittPSKi. -coyer participation In athletic recreation and N N„-_ A -NDING CHAPTER 113-3 01778 !cho,Feb,37,IM4 " -V';:'i (Feel »1I(75) cultural prorgams sponsored by the. Depart- * D°CBA P T&.0FTHEB0R0UG_ F l77SMountal ments • • •• * .' • . •'•„"•.•••• -. i - -.-• (Fee:»19.!0) Section 3. DUTIES OF THE.DIRECTOR OF UN.TAJNSI.DECODE^-|'c&V . *° ' >/: Councilman VIgllahtl' ' The Dlreclor shail'DorVrn the following ., ._/: Councilman Schon .. NOTICE TO PERSONS DESIRINGCIVILIAN ABSENTEE BALLOTS J dutleSI ' '.••••:;-••• ' , "r, . • '•.:. . • loll CalfVole: Ayes 4, Nays 0 II you are a qualified and registere.. d vote..r. o f the State wh,...o expectrs to be absen< t outside the a Take charge of and Irresponsible lor the Ianuajy2i,i?e4 -• • : . jsent outside the State on April 15,198> or aa cjuallllequalified and registered votervoter, who will be withiwithin the State on April: work of the Department, the State on April t and toftl dlublflly.or-becaUMoM InMs-or.temporary fntrodyced by: Councilman Vlgllantl ess or temporary* b Be responsible to the Township Committee physical disability, or because of the bbsirvann of a rallgl illday pursuant lo theTenets llglous holiday pursuant to the lot- Ihe proper custody and preservation.of the Seconded by: Councilman Barre ol your .. .. ise of re, • •' t- records and property under his,control and be • Roll Call Vole: Aye! 4, Nays 0 : of your religion; or because of resident attendance at a I, college, or university, or answerable to the Township Committee lor the Absenf-.HartftWyckoff;'• "•'- .'• •" l» to. cast your ballot at the ace'ln younaturr districe and t.hour on sais do fdate ^mfitoyment, and you idi Annual School Election. faithful performance of his or Mr duties, . Dale: February 18,1984 n the Annual School Election 01803 Mountainside Echo, Feb. 37,1984 ,.-...-» be held on April IS) 1984, kindly Ion'County. Regional High School District., ... jn April 15, itea, kindly c Prepare:detalled annual/plans and budget ~ a undersigned, or wr teor-ftpply In person the application form below and Send to the undersigned..., or write or apply-in pejson recommendations^ for ••'"—Intalnanc- e and (Fee: J4.50) l illot be forwarded to you. Such thats.cyHlanabSeiitMWiitlwjowardatoyouVSuch' '—- --"-'' - -•'"'" • -|anab : IIoviImprovinm n g .miciaunicipal l recreationalreational , athleticathlti , ;-.' .. ••.•':.. ••:!;. .••.••'..' •RulhM.Rees' cultural end artlsllla c facilities and programs. The terms of alll citizen mmembere s shall expire at .OW?Mounleinslde Echof Feb. 37, l98i~SBCC*t''y"r' the end ot.each'calendah'ld r yearr. Any vacancievac s ' - ' (Fee:U.75) may be filled by the Township Committeeitt . < ' CHECK AND COMPLETE . • : /,.. :l;CHECk AND.CO»liLBfBV?^.: :^ Section 4.3 COMPENSATION OF, .COM-. I live In the • City . D Town ' • Township •;'.• • Borough I llv« |rl «h» .EJ.CIty '•; Gl Town f-J Tpwnihlp . Q Borough HK-iifll The members of the Committee shaU'serve IriT WSTTCEOFBlD •ri'\/iiiia«''ot'.'" '"":•:'V"'-'::; -• /•••' '•"••'.'-'''r.'''—:';;''\;-v..:.;,.is-'- such capacltywllhout compensation. NOTICE Is hereb, jby givegiven thathatMakt Moled. _bids will be • Vlllao'e oC Section1!^ ofeGANIZATlrJH OF COMMITTEEl received by the Borough Clerk ol the BorougE h of' My legaLresideiice addrasa Including Street Numbar and/or R.D.. My legal residence iddrns Including. Street Number ind/or R.D. OFFICERS; ;••• . . '. Mountainside lor: "Food Serulcei. Mountainside , : Number and Box Number l« ulollowe: :'.- •. •" ' • . MINUTES .'". •;• Community Pool, Number and Box Number Is as lollows: - . The Jiecreatlon'Cpmmlttee shall at its'first Bids will be opened and read In public at the meeting. each year,' elect from Its citizen Municipal Building, lass Route 33, Mountainside, members a chair-person, vlce-chalr-person and ' •• '•;.•,•• .• ' * New Jersey on Friday, March 14, l°s> at 10:00 . ;*••,••••, secretary. The'secretary shall keep minutes of a.m. prevailing time. Ail bids shall be In ac-' REFRACTION! all meetings, and official correspondence ol the cordance with plans and specifications prepared,[ STUII'r WDniss STNK.CT AOOH.KSS Committee, as well as complete and detailed by Ihe Borough Attorney. Proposal blanks, I records of .Its. activities. The. secretary shall specifications and Instructions lo bidders may be • submit either a copy of the minutes or a monthly obtained at the olllce of the Borough Clerk at the ' '••/.•>. •."•• • '.'•: • report of Its activities to the Township Com. Mountainside Municipal Building,. 1385 Route 33, ' ' '•'••'••'/ FlrstF|oor,Mountalnslde,NewJersey, ' •' . -MUNICIB4LIT.Y 'XIP. CODE . . PHONK . . • t" -' . MUNICIPALITY • ' Zlf .COOK Section 4.5A»EETIHGSOF THE COMMITTEE' Bids must be made on thhe BoroughBorough's lorm of bid „' Mall my billot to the following iddress: and must be enclosed In'n'aa sealesear d' envelope ad-.11. Mai I my ballot to tha (ollowltio address: The Recreation Committee shall hold regular dressed to the Borough Clei... _.. monthly public.meetings at'the same tlme'and gh 1Clerk, Borough of: ;. -day ol^Mch-month-ln-lhe-Townthlp-Munlclpal- Mounlalnllde, 13fl5 Rouloe33rMpuntalnslderNew 3J. Mounlolns._. -T-; ' Bulidlng or at such other suitable public place ai Jersey end hand delivered at ththe placl e andd hourhu'' • It may determine upon notice to the Township' named. Bids shall.be endorsed on Ine outside ol^- '•TNCKT ADDRKI8 Committee and to the public. Special meetings- the envelope with, the name and~address- ol •sTneiT *DOHISS ksn may be called-at arty time by the '-•--< bidder and "Bid proposal* - Food Service; lip Committee or Ihe MMountainsideo ' Communllit.Pool at Ihe Moun. representative of the Townshli tainsid'alnslde Municipal Building and Borough." chair-person, upon, notice to alL committee ;.•,?". Rfoposal Vnustbe,accompanjed>ya cer; MUNICIPALITY Each proposal must be accompanied oy a cer .MUNICIPALITY ' /•.'"'.•'. Section 4?i FUNCTIONS OF THE COMMITTE E titled check, cashier's check or a bid bond equal : : The Recreation Committee shall perform the lo Ion percent (10%) ol the lull amount ooff the bid CHECK RITASON FOR BALLOT "V __ :. V,':; '-;-. -.•:•• . -'-..-CHECK REASON PON BAlXOtvr,YrS following functions! \ * ' • andand: made payable to the BoroughofBorough.of:: Moun -I «m uniblB to vote »t my ragular polling placo on «lectlon day talnsideasa Proposap l Guaranty;: " I am unable to vole at my regular polllrv) place dri election day a To make recommendations -to the Bidders arare^requiree requir d to comply wiwitth the. • because;. ' •-• . • • •• " •••-•• •:...'—_.'":.••••• -••- • v ': baoauie: : .••,:'.;. :'...••.. .•:,, ••.•..•.••... ••-:<'":-: •.•..'•;.,.-..:>.' Recreation Director and. Township Committee requ)remenlsofPL'197Srequ)remenlsrequ)remenlsofP.L.197ScofP.L.' c . 137137. ' i; ; Q I expect to be absent from the State of New Jersey orreleo- witith respect to rcreatiorecreation programrograms or facilitiesfailitie , TThho BBorough h ooll MMountainside hereby reserves • I expected be absent Irom ihe State ol New Jersey on *(ec- b Oiler assistance, when requested by the the right to re|ect any and all bids and to award, Director ol -Recreation lo conduct studios ol-. the contract toany bidder, whose proposal, In the • ••• .tinrj Hay. : • :• '' tion'day. facilities and programs. :• ' ' . •* . : IOATI Of OIPAHTUHC).' ;;.. -.; -. •,.•-. '•' SectlonS.EFFECTOFORDINANCE Borough'sJydgjment, be«UerveI servesj MIts InterestI . ....•:•: . •'...• • IO»TS; pr» DlPiriTunll , ,. ..••;•. Nothing In this Ordinance shall be construed to B-~ y orde• r• o f th' e Mayo' r and' *BorougB* h C'ouncll< . \_J Ol Illness or physical disability Including blindness or preg- G Of Illnau or physloil disability IncludlngbllndnDSsorpreg- make Ihe Department Director or Coffimlltee1 ileen Toland nancy I will be unable to vote at my polling place on election responsible.for tne.death or Inlury-ol any person nanoy I will be unable to von al my polling place on election Inlroduced by: Councilman Vlgllantl •:.'• ."day,'; .' ..-.., ••..'' •• "."• . •. :•'•• ••.•";••.. "' •'•'..' " -. •'.•• '.• • or damage lo any property. -. ' day/1 •.•.•••''•,:••••'..• ' .:•..•.'. ': ..'',. . ', -' '•'..' '. ::' Secondedby: Councilman Romak ' , : : Section STEFFECTSTJF ORDINANCE Roll Call Vote: Ayes'4, Nays 0 ' ' . Q.'.l am permanently and totally disabled. . , : '. 0] I am perminantly and totally disabled. •'-••• If any parlor parts ol this Ordinance are lor Abiant .'Hart and Wyckoff • any reason held lobe Invalid, such decision shall Dale: February 18, l-)84 . ' . ' ••• . State reason State reason not affect Ihe validity of the remaining portions 01800 Mountalrtllde Echo, Feb. 37,1984 ol this Ordinance. ' • • • . '.;•• ••"•..••• ' (Fee:«17.7S) F] Observance ol a religious holiday on election day. P Observance ol a religious holiday on election day. Section?.REPEAL , • Realdent attendano* at a school, college or University on All Ordinances or parts'of Ordinances In-. • Rouldent attendance at'a school, college or University on . consistent with the provisions of this Ordinance . . . eleotlonday,',: • ..;'••• :••:"•. ,. • . >: :<••* ''• ••.'•.•• •:;,•'. ' -election day. •; ':•:;••:':•' • •-: ••• •••••^ • •' :'-;..'V ', •. .• are hereby repealed .... • . ' Q Of nature.and hours ol my employment on eleotlon day. -—"E3 O' nature and hours ol my employment on election day. Section 8.1EGALITV •.•.''.. „, OF.HEARING This Ordinance Is toJaktBflecMmmedTalely- -TfcWHOM IT* Undar ptnalty ol Law, r certify that lha fo/eflolna statement* made) by Undarpsjnally "oi.Law, I certify thaii III* loreaolng Wattmehtsniaide by T^WcO-NCU.- ... . ; -uponiassaoe-andpObllcallon according loilaw^- •• incomplla^..ancm e with the Zoning Ordinance ol . : msiare true and correct. "•'..... : •. ... •. • '.' ..'" .';• •'• , ; .. ... • ...nw.t/elrue.and.ebrreol. ' .•'...' •' :v."• •.• •'• '••-••:':•' ~ •••'. •• • I, Helen E. Magulre, do Hereby certify that Ihe thee Township ol Sprlnglleld, polks Is hereby : foregoing ordinance was'Introduced for-flrst jrved upon you to the elfeci thai EJ.T Amoco ••'•"•• \ ••;.- reading at a regular meeting of the Township Service, Inc. and Amoco Oil Company (the JI**J, VOUN., NAMIB. Al IT APF^A«i,IN Committee of the Township ol.Springfield |n the "Appllcsnls") do hereby propose to expand the . br ..IION .VOUN NtMI •«:IT AttnsiARf IN nioisVfiv .niibitTiiV County ol Union and Stale of Nttfjersey, held on hours ol operation.to 11 midnight for properly f'.M Tuesday evening, February VI, 19B4,'and that knuwnasTol II. Block '», on the olfjclal lax :. said ,ordlnance_shall_be_submltled%or-con— map-ot-lheTiTownshlp-of~Sprlngfleld"~Sald~'- PRINT OR TVPC YOUR N AM If , ' slderatlon . and final passage" at a regular probertv Is. located a*.138 Hillside Avenues meeting of said Township Committee to be held on February 35, 1984, in Ihe SprlngllfilS W'Jon'lnp.Oflleer^oilng • Olllcer l 'the township ol Municipal Building ai 8:00 P.M., at which tlml •'Jersey II sick or conlitwd a voter May apply lor in abuntea ballot * II sick or con(ln*d » voter m»y apply for an abMntM ballot This page of school news and place'any. person or persons interested Sprlnglleld, rTew Jersey refused this request by . therein will be given art opportunity lo be heard reaionol"lsl»lng.lig Inn violation otl sectioSection sm.l..,,.. • by.authorlied n»8s«n(jar. ; ;. • .. ., , . '-.*.. by authorl«'«d iMMthaar.: ' '" '"" concerning saltfordinance. Copy Isposledon Ihe Ion-88 of Ihe *Zonin" "'"g Ordinance'ofl the ' ToWtlilllriltTpTOlgTIeicVfraiiTwhlch decision ihe v ! bulletin board. In the olllce of the,Township tppl cants hereby appeal and seek a variance, ^.IO bi my '.'.. I rl'i>«in'w«it« -:.'.•••"•"•: ' Clerk. -•• . •• •.. • ' •'' , .. • - hir Applicants h : : ; ,. •\\;'-:':l.' ^:. .-: "'; .!''''.''.- .-'.'.'.'•••..•>)»,'" . ••••'•.•..-'.••.;••' •••••,•••.•••>•.•;•.•'. .•':••'•..<:'• • •'; --'r .••".:'.'.' f ^^^j^^^.^tap^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^'^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^C^^^^^e^^j-^.^^^l^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^L/'' -i* *I ' ..I* . I'I .' L' -. i i * *!• i' Jtl • ' - ' "ill '/fe>'^iVii'!lV !IV'lli^ J. 10 — Thurtdoy, February 27,1986 — COUNTY UEAOER NEWSPAPERS -1,2,3,4.5,6* 2,3,4,5.6* -COUNTY LEADER NEWSPAPERS- Tjiur.doy. F.bruory 27,1986 — 11 Halley's re-emerging in morning sky 2 fishing 1Kgest~e1Iecl -mStfllction, beginning TuesdayIn conJuncUonwithQie Adult EducaUon 1 Halley has not diminished just the South and Southwest will offer were given at the college's "Halley's viewing the comet Tuthlll said' "World Day of Prayer" is the 7 p m, Mass and recitation of the Thursday: The Eucharist: Bread Roselle, a. gospel concert will be • A FISH ANDCIIII'S dinner will be program at David Brearley Regional High School, Kenllworth. , j celebrated this year on March 7. under the direction of Marilyn because it temporarily disappeared the nation's best views, as do the Twice" party iiTJanuary. More than Also, he pointed out, individuals The club's Canyon/BlueWater Offshore Course, the firstlin New Rosary in the church on the Linden- for the Journey. * conducted. The concert will feature held today from 5 to 7 p.m., in Holy Cohen,' music teacher, will present a behind the sun, are still searching peaks of the Islands of Hawaii and 50 older adults who had seen the are advised to use binoculars rather Reportedly, this is a world wide call Clark line. The program will be .Friday1: The Passion—The Gift of the junior and senior choirs from the. Trinity Lutheran Church, 301 Tucker Jersey when introduced in 1979, is now in Its eighth year. The courses to prayer observed by Christian play entitled, "World of Our for ways to catch a final glimpse of Maui. The best vantagge pointsp, , comet ass childrece n camcamee to the than telescopes because one can see are coordinated by John Wilkinson, contributing author to The "Una's Irish Heritage Party." Love. Greater Mount Moriah Baptist Ave.,- Union, sponsored by the Fathers." A third.meal, "se'udah the celestial wanderer, judging from according to astronomers, are Chile college's Cranford campus and were a larger part of the sky, making , women of many traditions .in the Featured will be a slide presentation ; Confessions will be heard after 'the Church, the First Baptist Church, Ladies" Altar Guild. More in- Fisherman, with a committee Including 10 licensed captains, • '' , United States and more than 170 shelishit," will Deserved prior to the . ' the number .of inquiries received by and central AustraliAustraliaa . fortunafortunatt e to see Halley'Hll's • binoculars more suitable for viewing - The courses include lectures, demonstrations, personal instruction, and a sale'of Irish articles. 9 n m. weekday services."as well as Linden, Bethlehem Missionary formation is available by calling 6fHt_ . Havdalah service. J Union County College and members Alert members of AAI started In 1986, however, the view, of the comets. Andrhe reminded, viewers contries and regions of the world. one half- hour- before and after' the Baptist Church and Heard AMB 0714 after 7 p.m. No tickets will be slides, films, and useful charts and booklets.— "How To and Where- """Choose Life," theme of the 1986 of Amateur Astronomers Inc., who 'planning years ago to send ex- comet at perihelion will be blocked should give their eyes time to adapt' Info." The course also Includes fishing videos every night. , * RKGKNT CATIIKK1NK 7:30 p.m. services. On Thursday all Church, Roselle, and the New . 'sold at the door. ' - "A PILGRIMAGE to the Holy jointly operate the Sperry Ob- peditions to both Chile and Australia from Earth by the Sun because the 'service "articulates the bard PATANIA and her daughter; Donnu^, are invited: to attend a social in the Generation Youth Croup, The Land, under the spiritual direction-^— to the dark — between four and 10 The seven-week Inshore Course covers the Inshore scenei-with a, TIIK KISTKIUIOOI) of Temple servatory at the. college's Cranford Tuthill reminded' local comet Earth is now in the other side of the minutes at least. choices women are called up to Patania, both of Union, will serve as church basement, following a* program will begin at 7::«l p.m. of the Rev. Charles W. Hartling, touch of offshore tuna and shark'fishing. Topics include fishing from , make if peace is to be achieved in Beth Ahm, Springfield, will meet campus, seekers, however, that when Halley comet's orbit. And, since the comet For the latest' Information on your own boat, party boats, and charter boats; fishihg'from beaches, hostesses, at a social following a question and answer period. "The Admission if free. There also will, be associate pastor of~Holy Spirit Roger TuthiU of Mountainside, an visited Earth in 1910, the comet was arcs slowly through the sky—unlike today's world. Triis service is a meeting of Court Patricia 1254, • purpose of the Mission," it was ' abaktrsaieT—-—~~^ ; ""^ Monday evening at Hi IS in the social Roman Catholic Church, Union, is Comet Halley and what to expect to jetties, bays, and Inlets; terminal tackel, knots, and equipment care." hall of the synagogue. Myrna avid comet chaser and former at its perihelion — when it was a shooting star — there is no single see on Friday nights at the Sperry challenge to women of the world Catholic Daughters of the Americas. reported, "is to help all to re- On Sunday at , the Gregorlo being organized for Nov. 7, to 18. The The Canyon/BIueWaler Offshore' Course is a six-week course, con- ' from Christian women of Australia- Washerman, education . vice president of AAI, sheds light on closest to the sun and its tail was perfect time to see it. In addition, Observatory, individuals may call centrating on canyons, with Milt Rosko, expert angler/author; sharks, -March 10 at 7:30 p.m., in Bernard discover Jesus in our lire, and all arc Recreation Center in Unden, a Holy Land "contains shrines which - where, when and how to "catch the long and bright' — and made a haze, fog, dust and weather ) who wrote this year's 'World Day of Hall in St. Joseph's Church. welcome toattend." program, "Yesterday, Today arid president, will introduce Rabbi are venerated by three of the major the astonomical Hot Line, 276-STAR, with Steve Pepe, captain of the "Sabre;" offshore tackle/rigging, with Reuben E. U'vine, spiritual leader. comet" during the next few months. spectacular appearance In the pollution, as well as light and air the 24-hour taped messaged Prayer' worship materials, It calls Prospect, Street, Maplewood.'The Tomorrow" will showcase youth world religions, and nearly all of Doug Rusch, Sportsmans Outfitters; giant tuna, with Al Rlstori, salt- for women to make decisions and Barely visible to the naked eye evening skies Numerous pollution, af) affect visibility, as does . provided by AAI members, water writer; offshore wrecks, with Tom Bryant,'captain of the recitation of the rosary for deceased ST. TIIKKKS/TS Ladles Auxiliary from Union County in original skits, -oTthl'. temple, Rabbi Levine will these places will be included in the -from very dark locations during take action that will begin to change and sick members will precede the of Linden will hold.its annual fish talent and fashion shows. There also discuss his recent European trip. pilgrimage." Hartling will celebrate "Skylarkerf" and electronics,' with Greg Venturer captsirrof me "Sea the injustices and inequities that December, Halley's~Comet moved Lore." business meeting The decorations dinner March 7 from 5 to7 p m. in St. will be u bake sale and two films will .The talk will be. accompanied by a Mass daily in one of the major cause_8Uffering to countless num- slide presentation. The topic is through the southwestern sky in Students in mock trial competition Both courses begin Tuesday, at 7:30 p.m., and continue on Tuesdays, will be in honor of St. Patrick's Day. Theresa's School auditorium, be shown. Audience* participation historical sites, and the tour will be January, getting lower and brighter bers of the world's people.'' Court Patricia will hold its annual Clinton Street. Tickets are $5 SO each will be needed for a gamo.sho'w and ."Travels Among European Jewish led by a licensed Israeli guide. Marion S. Mogielicki, coordinator, March 4. The Union High School competition this spring. Winners of thereafter, at the same time. Course fees are $30 fbr the inshore and 140 Communities With Emphasis on while shifting to the western horizon, for the offshore and Include all course materials, instructional charts Church Women United, Roselle- corporate communion breakfast for adults and $3 for children, 12 a writing and yrl-contesl, it was Hartling has traveled in the Holy TuthiU explained. " -of-the" Union County Mock Trial team will then face off against the the regionals will vie for the Roselle Park, will hold its service in March 16. A Mass. will be offered at years of age and under Reser- announced. No prior' preparation is England, Holland and-Italy." The l-and and plans special religious Competition and an attorney in winner of that competition March 5, ' statewide championship to be held and booklets. Wives and children are-half price. There will be prizes business portion of the meeting will. Now moving at about 122,000 mph, awarded and certificates issued to those completing both courses. St. Joseph the Carpenter Roman 10:30 a.m. In St. Joseph's-Church, vations and.additional information required for cither event and they services which will be-conducted linden, .has announced that local at the New Jersey Supreme Court be conducted by JEleanor Kuper- throughout the pilgrimage. In- the comet has made its closest Further information is available from Rich Mickelsen, 7384444, or Catholic Church, Third Avenue and celebrated by the Rev. John T can be obtained by calling 486-4721 arc open to all ages. Prizes will be approach to the sun and has reap- high school, students from Union Union County's winning team will sometime'on or around Law Day, Wajnut Street, Roselle, Friday, Brown, O S.B., chaplain. The lector after 5 p.m. It was announced that i islerh di resi denL Hc cn formation concerning a ''detailed County will again compete in the be eligible to compete in the regional Mayl. ' John Wilkinson, 654-6485. ' _ rewarded, and refreshmen&wlirbc—?'?'"• L ™ P , ! peared very low in the eastern sky March 7 at 1:15 p.m. Guest speaker will be Margaret Cocuzza'. there is a limited number of tickets sold. The entire event will be held at Rich, hospitality chairman, has Ilinery, program costs, an optional just bfore sunrise. New Jersey State Bar Association will be the Rev, Richard Asaklewicz, to be sold at the door. arranged ror refreshments. extension from Nov. 18 to 21, travel . Mock Trial Program. Regent Patania and her officers the tiregorio Recreation Center, :i:»l Next week, it should be visible , a member ol the Darlington will servc-a-continental breakfast Helen St., Linden, from 9::<0 a.m. to Husbands are invited. plans, hotel arrangements and other . about an hour before the morning Local high school students Will The 22nd annual Awards Forums topic is drug abuse Seminary faculty, Seton Hall THE CONCKRNKI) ("IIUIU'IIKS Temple. Beth Ahm, Springfield, pertinent information" can be ob- become attorneys' witnesses and were Prank Franzese, 100 hours; after the Mass in Bermfrd Hall. 5:30 p.m. All proceeds from the two- twilight, appearing very low in the Ceremony for Volunteers of John E. and the Senior Citizens *of In ap effort to teach parents how/to speakers — Glen Miller, a registered University, Ethel M. Pulley, Invited guests are the Rev. Declan- Youth Departments will sponsor two day event will go to the United Negro has scheduled a special Havdaluh tained by calling the' rectory at 687: southeastern sky Between March 17 jurors for the day during a coun- , Runnells Hospital of Union County tell their children to say "NJr to president of Church Women United, events for Black History Month On -College Jgund,;_AdditionaL,Jn^ service on Saturday at 5 p.jnl Malka :)!)27 or by writing to Father Charles tywide Mock Trial Competition Springfield, 3,100 hours. pharmacist, who' will talk, about Cunniffe,_ O_S.By ^Pa^PJ" of St. _and 24, shortly before 6 a.m., Comet _was held recently—. Union - volunteers -included~the~ -alcqhol and drugs.the East-Central- drug use-and-misusernnd-Gordon —rofeelUFHOselle— Fark~"Unit, will Joseph's Church, the Rev. Kevin L. -Salurday-at-Belhlehcm-Missionary- formation can be obtained by calling "ScheiriokTTTleliBious School"prln- Hartling, 971 Suburban Road, Union, Halley — still hugging the horizon — Tuesday and"Wednesday~at~lhe~~ A certificate of appreciation was District Drug Awareness Committee welcome those attending, Louise Baptist Church, 1010 Rivington St, 241-I6danfter6p,m, cipal, has announced that"students, N.J.07083. . .•'••• Union County Court House, Knight of Columbus, 16,700 hours; Lametty, a drug .counselor and Barron, O.S.B., and Rose Cosehza of will becomo brighter and brighter given to the Mountainside Garden Peggy Kozlowskl, 800 hours and of the New Jersey Elks'will hold a coach at Union High School, who will Fitzgerald is in charge of the Union, district deputy of Court until the moon interferes, washing Elizabeth, fifth floor of the Annex Club. forum tomorrow, at 8 p.m., at the program, and the St, Joseph's Building of the court house Paul Roden, 200 hours. talk about preventing drug abuse. Patricia. out the glow of the comet to some Mountainside volunteers honored Linden volunteers were Joann Union Elks Lodge, 281 Chestnut St., The forum will also include special . Rosary Society women will greet the extent. The Westfleld High School team, were J. Ralph Bennett, 400 hours; Union, oh ways to prevent the participants at a tea social following which won the county competition Goncalves, 400 hours; Terry activities for the younger children A PUBLIC INFORMATION Outward bound and slowing down, Anna Mae Hansen, ljoojiours and Keating, 800 hours; Knights of alcohol and drug culture from who, attend, Informational literature the service. In the, event of in- meeting on "Apartheid in South Comet Halley will make its closest last year.will compete against the Belle Watson, 400 hours. touching families. clement weather, an alternate date Cranford High School team at 4 p.m. Columbus, 16,700 hours, and will be available, and refreshments Africa" will be held Sunday at 7 p.m. approach to Earth —3? million Springfield volunteers honored Kathleen Smith, 100 hours. This forum will include two will be served. of March 14 has been established. in St, Luke and AU_Sainrs Episcopal miles — April 11, However, it will be World Day of Prayer, celebrated Church, 398 Chestnut St., Union. WORSHIP DIRECTORY visible in the southern' sky before ' this year for the 99th consecutive Wayne and Muriel Burrows, natives dawn between April 7 and 14, During year, began in the United States in of South Africa, who had to "flee in this period, sunlight will be 1887 as a day of prayer for mission 1982 because of their government's evaporating the frozen material in lay women in the Presbyterian policy on race," will speak on the ALLIANCE CONGREGATIONAL METHODIST PRESBYTERIAN the "dirty snowball," creating its Church, It has spread world wide causes and current conditions of tail. and serves as a catalyst for women apartheid. "The Promised Land," a THE ORCHARD PJWITCHURCH FIRST CONGREGATIONAL COMMUNITY UNITED TOWNLEY PRESBYTERIAN 1244 Victor Avenue*/ Union, 487 CHRISTIAN CHURCH The comet will be brightest this to come together in—continuing—filmstrip depicting the dilemma of METHODIST CHURCH CHURCH .-.-••: 0364. Service Hours: . Sunday 1240 Clinton Ave., Irvlngton. Rev. Chestnut SI., Roselle Park. Sun- relationships j>f prayer and action South Africa, will be shown. Morning , 11 00 a.m., Sunday John P.Herrick, Minister, 373- day Sevicof are at 9:30 and 11:00 Salem Road and Huguenot Ter- Evening 7:00 p.m. Mid-Mock 4883, 373-1593. Sunday: 9:00 a.m. race, Union 686-1028. Worship and for peace. _ Discussion and refreshments will a.m. There will be a between ser- Church School Sundays at 10:30 'Prayer, Wednesday 7.30 p.m Confirmation and Choir vices coffee hour at 10:30; Sun- TABLETS Church Women United, sponsor of follow. The meeting is sponsored by Youth Meeting, Friday 7-OOp m Rehearsal,' 10:00 a.m. Worship a.rrts Nursery care During all day School at 10:45 and child care Services.. Holy Communion the 100's World Day of Prayer In the United the Union Council of Congregations, Rev. Henry Cierwlnskl and Church: School, iHoly^Com^ Is avallablp. Next Sunday, Union Clergy .Association and munlon-Receptlon of New. First Sunday, ol Each Month, INflCIN States, is the |t "Ecumenical February 23rd,, Dr. Yeo's. ser- Visitors Welcome) The Rev. Jack $3.99 Members, 11:30 a.m. First Movement that brings Protestant, United Clergy of Vauxhall. , ASSEMBLTETOF GOD mon will be 6ntitled "Community , Bohlka, Minister. Roman Catholic and Orthodox _The Burrows are students of the Lenten Fellowship, 12:15 p.m.. church Is Going On." Our Lenten Program, 1:00 p.m. Covered Dish programjs on Wednesday even- FIRST PRESBYTERIAN rrrnnr nrgj DRISTAN —women-together-lnto-one-Christian Presbyterian ministry sat Union CHRIST GOSPEL CHURCH Dinner. Monday: 9:00 a.m. Food ' -(•Pentacostal >- p.m GHU8GH-—r-=- TABLETS Community of pruypr, advocacy and—Theologioal-Semlnar-v-in-New-¥orfe- "Pantry, /tuu p.m. uirl Scout ioln us for a simple meal of soup 644 Lyons Avenue, Irvlngton, 372- Troops 587, 602, 413. Tuesday: Morrisj Ave.,- and Church. Mall, servlce." t Church Women^ United Muriel was born in Durban, South 0192. PTL Center located at chur and bread followed by a brief Noon -Beginnings Group, 1:30 worship and program. ''-Springfield,. 379-4330. Church CCWU) represents "a broad spec- Africa, and worked as a teacher for ch. Bible Study Wed and Frl. p.m. Senior Outreach, 7:30 p.m. School Classes for all ages, 9:00 trum ofi religious tradition, race, _l(Lyeats_hefQte_hec.slady_{or_the_ Evenings at 7:30 p.m. Sunday., veltnam Group, 7:30 jp.m. a.m.. Morning Worship Service age, economic status and ethnic ministry. Wayne was born at School at 9:30 p.m. Sunday Wor- Suburban ' Women's . Club. 10:15a.m. Rev. Jeffrey A. Curtis; 3RISTAN ship at 11 a.m. and 7 30p,m Rev, .Wednesday: 4:15- p.m. Youth SPRINGFIELD EMANUEL Here's how fast your background and works through a . Vereeniging, South Africa, and Dennis Wi Cassldy, Sr. ' : UNITED METHODIST CHURCH NASAL Group, 6:30 p'.m. Cub Scout Pack DP.BSTAN Berkeley Acorn can grow: national unit, 52'state units (in- attended Rhodes University, When 216, 7:00 p.m. Boy Scout Troop 40 Church Mall Springfield. Rev. - PRESBYTERIAN MIST cluding ones In Greater Washington, they fled their country In November 214, 8:00 p.m. Assembly No. 75. - George C. Schlesingcr, pastor. OFTHEP.CA. $3.79 CALVARY ASSEMBLY OF GOD Thursday: 9:00 a.m. Food Church School 9:15 a.m., Adult D. C, and Puerto Rico) and 1,800 1982, 'they were students, at the Bible Class 9:15 a.m,, Morning local units. World Day of Prayer Federal Theological Seminary of 953_West-Ohestnut Street, Union, Pantry, 8:00 p.m. Trine Circle. FELLOWSHIP CHAPEL CHURCH 9(4-1133 (Church), 4B7-6193 (Par- -Friday: 3:30 p.m. Brownie Worship 10:30 a.m., Fellowship 188 Union Avonue, Irvington 373 offerings make possible, in part, the Southern Africa, working toward sonage)? Sunday: Sunday School Troops 589 and 414. • Hour 11:30 a.m., Vespers 6:15 0147, Ed Brown Pastor,; Worship GALE SALE mission of Church Women United, ordination In the Methodist Church. 9:30 a.m., Worship Sj>rV(cc 10-45 p.m. • .' . • .• ;• . . Services on Sunday 10 a.m. & ),l 1 a.m., Wednesday night, bible including the Intercontinental Wayne Burrows has worked for the a.m., Evening Service.7,:00-p.m. •-••>\<: 140 Colt St, Irvlt Tuesday. Prayerand.BlbleStudy V study 7:3d 8:30 p.m., Youth 373-8548\ Grants ton Misslfttuprogram .--South Africa, Council of ^Churches, 7 30. Friday: Youth''»giSht 7 30 Ministry a Women's Fellowship: provides funds for nationar-'imd and was In almost daily contact with p m Rev Paul A, Tye, Pastor, PAL True to the bjble Reformed Faith international projects in support of Bishop Desmond Tutu, recent Nobel NAZARENE Great Commission. _ the empowerment"of women, human Peace Prize-winner, They both have SMUKE EPISCOPAL CHURCH V BAPTIST East Fourth Ave. and Walnut St., SPRINGFIELD CHURCH rights, justice, and peace/' -lectured and participated in" many Roselle 345-081S. Holy Eucharist- ,: OFTHENXZARENE CLINTON HILL BAPTIST CHURCH 36 Evergreen Avonue, Spr-. 10 Years forums in-this country,-sometlmes— J 7 30 a.m. Holy Eucharist or Mor- .McLjIn ••• 2815 Morris Avo., union, «87 ?440. ning Prayer 10:00 a.m. Sunday ingficld, 379-7232. Rev, Richard elrulhs Turner Dlvd THAT REALLY PAYS IT WAS ANNOUNCED that With officials of the South African Interim Pastor Tom Slgley. Sun- .REFORMED A. Miller! Sgnday: Sunday School Community' United Methodist School and Nursery 10 a.m. The 15 Years $4,177.25 10.00% .government.. -day:-Blble-School_for_Chlldren,_ "Rev., Kenneth Gorman, Rector! 9:30, Morning Worship and Jeant Tropical Stare Church Sunday services will be held The sponsoring religious groups Youth and Adults 9:45 a.m., Mor- Children's Church.lO:45. Evening THE REFORMED CHURCH 411 Chancellor Ave BERKELEY BEATS THE ZERO COUPON BOND r 20 Years $6,727.50 10.00% at 9T30 and 11 a.m, There will be a have announced that they hope to ning Worship Service and Servico7i00. Wednesday: Prayer '.'•.• OFLINDEN ^_2_: Kau Grocery Store Fred Lunch between services coffee hour at establish a "committee of concern' Children's- Church 11:00 a.m.. Mooting and Bible Study 7:00. 600 North WdodVAveT,~tind'6h, 34 W RunlonSt 305 Park Ave, Gospel Hour 6:00 p.m. Wednes- John L. Magce, Jr. Pastor, Sun- More than double your money in 8 years... 10r30-a,m. and Sunday School ,at regarding South Africa and other day: Mldweok Prayer Meeting day Worship and Church School issues of moral concern to people of ST. LUKE* ALL SAINTS. 10:45 a.m. Child care is available. 7:30 p.m. Friday: Chrlstlan_Se£_ •EPISCOPAL CHURCH 10 a.m., Junior, chofr 11 a.m. more than four times in 15 years... INVEST $10,000 On Sunday, DrrAlairDrYeoVser^ good will in the Union vicinity. vice Brigade and Pioneer Girls 398 Chestnut Street, Union, 688- Youth Fellowship 7 p.m. Tues- mon will be entitled "Who Am 1?" 7:00 p.m, Saturday: Youth 72S3. Sunday, Worship Sci vices day: Men's Brotherhood 8 p.m. Value at Annual Meeting 7:00 p.m. Wednesday: Women's Guild 12 The Lenten program Is held Wed- DURING THE LENTEN season, arc held at 8 a.m. and .10 a.m. DENOMINATIONAL nopii, Thursday: Scouts 7 p.m.; - and more than six times in 20 years! Term Maturity Rate nesday evenings from 6 to 8 o'clock. St, Theresa's Church in Kenilworth EVANGEL BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday School and Nursery .it Senior Choir 8 p.m; 34} Shunplke Road, Springfield, 9 45 a.m. Morning Prayer daily will sponsor a Retreat-Mission, at 9a.m; Evening Prayer daily at: KENILWORTH GOSPEL CHAPEL *i . 3 Years $12,986.00 i 379 4351 Wednesday 7 15pm 9.10% , DR. BERNARD ZLOTOWITZ will March 9 to 14, conducted by the Rev Prayer Meeting, Choir, P G's and 5 p.m. The Holy Eucharist Mon- Corner of Newark Ave. 8. So. 33rd TRUE JESUS CHURCH •;. .• Berkeley Federal Savings' Acorn Guaranteed Growth Vincent Se'gotta Segotta, a Battalion Sunday 9 45 a m Sun- day at 7:30 p.m., Wednesday al 10 St., Kpnilworth, 77ttB1\\, Sunday ,339 Elmora Aycriuc,,. Eluabcth, teach a course on "Archeology and a.m.,a Friday at 7 a.m. Vicar, Communion. 9:15 a.m.; Bible 353 7990. Service Hours: Friday 5 Years $15,814.40 „ 9.60% Passionlst father, formerly of day School, 11 am Worship, 6 Hour; Sunday School") 1:00 a.m.; Account lets you target your savings for long-term, high-yield the Bible" at Temple B'nal p,m Evening Service Friday Paul Burrows. . 8:30 to 9:30 p.m.; Saturday 1.1:00. Jersey City, serves his Apostolate in Evening Service >;00 p.m.; a.m.: to '17:30 p.m. and- 7:00 p.m. Chinese & American gains you can count on. And the Acorns unusuallybroad Jeshurun, Short Hills, for six weeks 7 15 p m Pioneer Girls, Wednesday Night Bible- Study 10 Years $25,585.90 9.85%- beginning Monday at 7:45 p.m. Pittsburgh, Pa, Stockade, 7 30 p m Youth to 3 p.m. Shyh Kuang Yang.- . Hestauianl 7:30 p.m. For. Further informa range of maturity options gives you the ability to tailor your Many members of the class reside in^_ He will deliver the homilies on Group—Rev, -Joseph—Iwanski, JEWISH : lion on Classes and Clubs please investment as you see fit; " 15 Years $41,772.50 10.00% Springfield and Union, The class will March 8 and during all the Masses Interim pastor call Richard Arthur al,574-89U or on" March 9. Services are planned THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH LUNCHEON 20 Years $67,275.00 10.00% focus on how archeology-has con- TEMPLE BETH EL tributed to our understanding of the following the 9 am. Masses and OF UNION r OF ELIZABETH ROMA.N CATHOLIC DINNER & FAMILY DINNER Set up your IRA account. Create a college tuition fund. Save Biblical text, its people and the during the 7:30 pm weekday Colonlal Avenue and Thorcau A friendly Reform Congregation, world in which the Bible arose. Masses, Terracet union, Church ABB 4975 73r North Broad .Street, •TAKEOUT ORDERS for your vacation home. Plan ahead for your child's wedding. Pastor 944-8429 Dr. Robert A Elizabeth,.354-303). David Aicn,' MOUNTAINSIDE GOSPEL CHAPEL _ '.•'"ST; LEO'S CHURCH Highlighting the course will be ,an Rasmussen, Pastor Sunday Rabbi. We offer Young Adult and 1180 Spruce Drive, Mountainside T03 Myrtle Avo, Irvington, N.J. Monday to Thuridiv n a rt filopm INVEST $25,000 themes were 373-1372, Rev. Denis R "McKenna, Friday to Sunday II a m lmoopm No matter what your savings goals, Berkeley's Acorn will illustrated lecture on the Temple The following 9 45 a.m. Sunday School for all Senior Programs, Adult .Com- 332-3456. Pastor: Rev.. Matthew E. Garippa, Miii of Christian Pastor.. Schudeule of Masses: -Mount-excavations ahd-a-dlcussLon_ chosen: ages, ll.OO a.m Morning Wor- munity Center, Bar/Bat Mitzvah -^Saturday-E-vor-5+3 0-prm^-Sunday- —help-y-OU-meet-them-^^-with^uar-anteed-safety—Vteii-your -Value-at- -Annual -ship SeKVieeT-r-45-p m—Bapllsi— -Preparation-^—SepvieesT—Friday— Education: Rev. Kobert K. 25 W ELIZABETH AVETLINDEIT" of the significant finds there which Monday: A Note in the siience- Cushman. Wceklv Activities: 7:30 a.m., 10:00 a.m., 11:30 a.m. nearest Berkeley Federal office soon for details, and get per- Term Maturlty Rate Youth Fellowship, 7 00 p.m. Evening 8:15 p.m. Ercv Shabbat, and .12:45 p.m. ' (SpanishV. INeit to Stan Rabuck] increase our knowledge of the an- the Gift of the Spirit . Evening Praise Service, Wednos Saturday 10 a.m., Hobrew Sunday: 9:45 Sunday School For FREE PARKING IN FRONT 862 3444 cient history of JwuaalemT-Ad- 'AIJj'Agesi 11:00 a.m. Morning Weekdays; Monday to Friday: formance that-really pays ... with the Acorn Guaranteed 3 Years $ 32,465.00 9.10% Tuesday The Open Vessel (Vot|ve day: 7 30 p m Prayer Meeting, Readings, 10:30'a.m. Service and ; .7:00 a.m., 8:00 a.m., 12:00 noon. ditional information can be obtained Bible Study. •-DiSeussl6h. ;. •..••. •• WorsnTiT Sorvlco: . Message by Growth Account. ' Moss of the Immaculate Con- Rev. Matthew E. Garippa, 6:00 Saturdays: 8:00 a.m., 13:00 noon. 5 Years $ 39,536,00 9.60% by calling Elaine Kadison at 379- ception). p,m. Evening Worship and Holydays: Eve. 7:30 p.m. Holy- 1555. . CATHOLIC Praise Sorvice. 'Wednesday:,7:00. dayrTTOrdrTOtraT^OO , 12:00 Wednesday: The Shalom of God noon. Miraculous Medal Nbvena; (Mass of ReconciliatloivPenance p.m. Bible Study, Boy's Brigade, 10 Years $ 63,964.75' 9.85% - ST. JOHN THE APOSTLE Rosary HOLY TRINITY POLISH Pioneer Girls,. 7:30 p.ni. Prayer Mondays, following the 13:00 Here are our current Acorn rates: Society will meet Monday followlrig service'. NATIONAL CATHOLIC CHURCH ~ Meeting, Choir Rehearsal. Frl- noon Mass and at 7:15 p.ni. 407 Zlegler Ave., Linden, 486-3424, LUTHERAN Sacrament of Penance: Satur- CAR WASH 3 Years, 9.10%; 4 Years, 9.40%; 5 Years 9.60%; 15 Years | $104,431.25 10.00% day:9:30 a.m. Women's Bible day: 1:00 to 3:00 p.m. and follow- Sunday 8:30 a.m. English Mass, Study at Chapel, . 7:30 p.m. ing the 5:30 p.m. Mass. 6 or 7 Years, 9.70%; 8, 9, or 10 Years, 9.85%; Yearly mooting this Sunday REDEEMER LUTHERAN CHURCH Couples Bible.Study, 8:00 p.m. 20 Years 1^168,187.50 , 10.00% following 8:30 a.m. Mass. Father \3i prospect Avonue, Irvington,' College and career Bible study. To all people of concent. Jan Materok Is currently ad- N,J, 374''9377. Rev, Henry E. Ladles Missionary Society meets ST. PAUL THE APOSTLE 11 THROUGH 20 YEARS, 10.00%. ministrator oUlie_parlih Dlerk, D.D. Pastor 375-6049. the 2nd Tuesday of eachmonth at : ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH . _Mmimum-daposlull OOO-^nloiotl-compouhdod-anct-ciodllotf annuallyHM— SundayrChblrPraretm^SdChlPti r the Chapel. •'•."" 305 Nesbit tcrnrce, Irvington. cinch nnnivonory dnlo ol youi Acorn Inloiosl will bo paid al malurlly ST. JOSEPH'S POLISH 375 8568. Rev, William Smalley, Aubstflnlial iinnallloa (of aarly withdrawal ol principal or intoroat notes ChUrch School 9:15 a.m.; Wor- oub|ocl |o chnnoo weekly bill HID (ale In olfocl whon you opon your NATIONAL CATHOLIC CHURCH ship Service 10:30 a.m.; Boy p.astor,- Schedule ol, masses.: account is guaranlood to maturity * "APARTHEID 358 Easten Parkway (at 18th Scouts Tuesdays 7 p.m.; ; N.A. Saturday-Eye. 5:30 p.m., Sunday AVP.) 373-0440 (Rectory) and 373 Wednesdays 8 p.m.; AA Steps .7:30," 9:00, .10:30, 13 Noon, 0609 (Parish Auditorium) Sun Fridays a p.m.) N.A, Saturdays 8 Weekdays Men. Fri. 7:00 and 8:00 -a.m.. Saturdays 8:00 and YESI I want tho long-term, high-yield gains available with a Berkeley IN SOUTH AFRICAN day Holy Ivtasses at 9 00 a m p.m.i Second Tuesdays Church PENTECOSTAL DEPOSITS INSURED TO $100,000 BY THE FSLIC (English) and 11 00 am Council 8 p.mir Third Tuesdays1 9:00a.mTHolyday Eve. 7;00p,m., Acorn Enclosod Is my chock for S ' . DELIVERANCE JESUS tS . Holyday 7:00, 8:00, 9)00. a.m., March 2,1986 (Polish). Rev JanKosc . A.A.R.P. Irvington Chapter 2919- ':. COMING ASSOCIATION ; Please open an Acorn account lor 1 p.m.; Mondays. Junior Con- 5:30 & 7:00 p.m., Rite of rccon yoars, at the ratejnjilloct at time 7:00-9:00 p.m. B01 Springfield Avo., (at Harrison ciliation, SaWday 5:00 to 5:30 ol deposit CHRISTIAN SCIENCE firmation Class. 6:15 p.m.; • Place), Jrvingtoh. 375-8500. Sun- Where the smart money GROWS Regular Investment Wednesdays Senior. Confirmation p.m., Novcna to Miraculous Individual Retirement Account 1 day School 9; 30 a.m., Sunday Medal, Every Monday Evening FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST Class 6:15 p.m.; Wednesdays Worship n a.m. and, 7:30.p;m., Name(B) St. Luke and All Saints during Lent Mid-Woek Services 1 al 7:30 p.m. in Church, . 941 caldwcll Avenue, Union, 944 - p.m., Senior. • Fellowship third Tuesday 6:30 p.m. Prayer and Bh- 34S4, Church_C»lender_Sund.»v_ -Wednesdays—-2~-p.mr;.-rMaudy- -ble—.Study,--Annointing-Se'rviee— Addross_ ^ I _ __ ^ ___'._ Episcopal-Church. _ Service mm, Wednesday S»r - Fridy 7:30 p.m. Evangelistic Ser- The Car Spa Thursday Communion Service,' : L_citjL !! 398 Chestnut Street vice B IS a m Sunday School 11 March 27th 7:30 p.m.) Good vice 24 hour prayer line 375-07/71 am, - Friday Service March 28th 7:30 Christian Day School, 4 year old, Berkeley State ?ip ' ^ Union p.m.) • Easter Sunday; Sunrise K'Sth Grade, lor, infor.mllon tal UNITED CHURCH SPRINGFIELD AVE 678-3556. • •-—I— •.-. Federal Sdvlngs and Loan 1^ SocrSee No . _ Birth D«te__ CHARISMATIC*-... Service 7 a.m. followed by a OF CHRIST 1 Speakers: Wayne and Muriel Burrows, Union Pancake Broakfast, second UNION SHORT HILLS: 555 Mlllburn Avo • 467 2730 Sl DayPhone . Eve Phone ,J GRACE 1 PEACE FELLOWSHIP CHURCH EasterChurch Service 10i30a.m.- EMANUAL UNITED CHURCH (in The Union Market Parking LotL UNION: 324 Chestnut St •687-7030 ' ' " Theological Semihary, NYC; who fled S. 950 Raritan Road, Cranford, 374- CORPORATE HEADQUARTERS: - - I/we certify that the taxpayor Indentlflcatlon number provided Istrue, 8740. Rev, Lvn Nelson, Pastor, 21 Bleaker St., Mlllburn, NJ 07Q41 • 1-201 467-2600 ' correct, and complete, and I am/we are not subject to backup withhold- Africa m-1982-because-they-opposed their Sundays 9:00 a m. Praise & ;. r : "J— Other branches East Hanover, Gar/wood, Qllletta, Livingston, ing under tho IRS code • 0L government's race policy. Teaching Service, Children's METHODIST PRESBYTERIAN Lincoln Place'and Nye Ave. Irv- 'i D'T'^WITH IHIt COUPON Ministry, 4:30 p.m. Bible Classes,' Ington, 3731333. Divine Services Monroe Twsp, Plalnsboro, Somervllle.'VtMantown, COMMUNITY PRESBYTERIAJi CM •VIMIIUU fetolx CM Wall Brlok, LakovVood, Manchestor/Lakehurst, and Whltlno Slghature(s) . _ r , __J^ 7i30 tt.m, Evening service. at 11 a.m. Church School at 9:45 BETHEL AFRICAirMETHOblST CHURCH OF MOUNTAINSIDE "a.m. Choir after ChurehrrHo|y- > Mombor FSUC • Equal Opportunity Londnr ' Mall lo: Marketing Dept,, ' Learn first hand from this couple what the Tuesday! 7iOO p.m. Prayer Meeting. Wednesdays 7:30 p.m. EPISCOPAL CHUUCH beer Path and Meeting House Communlon first Sunday ol each 'The Car Spa Berkeley Federal Savings, 21 Bleek.er.St., Mlllburn, NJ 07041, controversy over S. Africa is about. Home Fellowships. Thursdays 341 Hilton Avenue, vauxhall, N.J. Lane Rev, Robert M Taylor. Tel. month. Nursery first and last fi30 a.m. Home Fellowships. 07011) 944-1383. Sunday Church: 333-9490. Thursday: 8 p.m. Choir Sunday, coffee and Discussion., Every second and fourth Tueid»y School 9:30 a.m., Church Worship .Rehearsal, Sunday.: 10:30 a.m, last'Sunday of month,' Women's 10:« ».m. Wednesday: Prayer Guild llrst Wednesday of Month. 9 ^k **O Filmstrip discussion refreshments of each month Is the Jr. ft Sr. Cradle Roll, Sunday. School, Mpr- : |J High Youth Group »U: JO p.m.- < Meeting & Bible Study 7:30 p.m. v.nlng Worship, 7:00 p.m. Youth TheRev.-Roberl.A, everetti Ph. ONlY • ? Rev.GlidWin A. Fubler-Pastor, . D., .Pastor. Rides' avallabli CUt tmtrtitlm SlUtt RATE HOT LINE CALL TOLL-FREE 1-800-672-1934 Sconsorina orflanlMtlow Union Coundl of Confcwoatl'ons, Union -Fellowship, ... . : everyone welcome.. :' Blewy, Unltdd Clew of Vauxhull BRUSHLESS (he«yYM offering) ' ___^____^^____ I — -^-J- •V ' ±y'ji•'J''1'L ^'r'::'l';'!''•'/^J'I"'''••'-"'' ' "l; •••-'-'-•' • \ ':' '•...' '•••'•' r,'.:" •'/'..- • '. •. •.:';' •',' ••'V. 12 — Thundoy, February 27.1966 — COUNTY LEADER NEWSPAPERS • 1,2,3,4,5,6* 2,3,4 * - COUNTY LEADER NEWSPAPERS- Thursdoy, Februory 27,1986-13 Born in Manchester.^N. H.7 MM: Lysko lHved In Kenilworth for 35. jjSfw 3?'? ^&*i years. ^: as' an upholsterer for' mariy ' yqrtr* '•fo r - flrmgirniieller _ Upholstering -Reflnishlng, Union, ... .., ,-. ,.., • ...... :. and retired 14 years ago. Mr. Lysko BENSON-Mbrepret. of Frwhold, formerlyof Union; on M>, 20. ' Mary K. Fahey, 88, of Irvington Hill for U years before his was a Navy veteran of World. War II. BEVER-HomG.PRI^loulw.pfMn.onF.b^l, ol Union; orfFob. 18, •: ' Linden died' Feb. 19 in Rahway CUPPARIloulwpfMnllworthFb^l died Feb. 17 in St. Mary's Hospital; retirement. 18. years ag0. Before • Hospital ..:.., He was a member of the Iselin VFW. DAVID-Anno, o> -liotwth, formerly ol Union; on Mi; 18.' Post 2636/ /; : ::i/':..-. ,' .:^ / .. ' . DAVID-EI»onorT.,ol,llnaih7mrftb.20. ••• • "'•••<••':.• , ^Orange.' She was the mother of that, he worked for thec$frierican Born in Freeland, Pa., he lived in • : ERN-HdrryR.,61 Union;bnF^b.JlB. ..'^i^, '•-,•/. li" Sister Maureen James, who Is the Can Co., Newark, for 21. years. Mr. Rahway for seven years and moved Surviving are his, wife, Stella; CERACI-JowphA, Jr., of Ro..ll. Pork) on F«o', 17. • 'P t t mother'superior'at the. convent of St. Beyer was a member of the Soccor. to Linden 10 years ago. He was an—.brothers and two sisters; - - 9^??!! G'"* . «>• Union; on Fri>. 17; falls to Panthers in sectional finals . Paul the Apostle Church, Irvington, Club in Elizabeth.' operator_for the Colonial Pipeline . third pin, beating Scott Kendrlck and principal of St. 'Elizabeth, l-ouine ("uppurl, 76, of Kenilworth Willard 18-% by technical fall late in , Surviving are a son,'Hans R. Sr., Co., Avenel, for 13 years, Mr. 3:45 into their match: • ' ': •. their 158-pound match. School, Linden. .. five grandchildren and two great- Whitebread was an associate lay died Feb:2t at home.:__~: 7 •• Wins by Rob Kanterman at 188! Born vln~Coi_ity Hoscommon;—grandchildren. -Born, In East Orange, MHs. • LUCAS Minna, of Linden; on Feb. 30 Arid now for the confrontation. leader of Trinity United Methodist^ pounds and heaVy weight Mike Wellisortof, Z Ireland.'Mrs. Fahey.lived in Jersey Cuppari moved to Kenilworth 12 LYSKO-Pel«r, of Kenllworlh; on F«b 22 -i - uVt u Church. ." ;MARTIN~Thomo»J.,ofRoi«ll»P (u ' .„'„....A. _ ,.n: -;<.-. A U - Thundoy February 27 1984 COUNTV LEADER NEWSPAPERS-1 1 3 4 S 6* l;M,4.5,6* - COUNTY LEADER NEWSPAPERS- Thurwfoy, r»bruqry W, 1986 - 15 SPORT End of regular season How fo moke ends meet' on $5.650 an Irvlnftoqat Union Catholic-caiKcUtd llllbldrut Dayton ,t>By RON BISHOP huge one, like say, George Foster's season (Ojeda did pitch in Fenway example, then our .500 lefty makes Ros. Park scores Jrvln|toa7l,UodMn , Hoaelle Park «l Dayton Union scores Struggling,',as most of us do. to -until-they step up to bat, or at least It has been argued.that no owner. ENDOFREGULAH8EADON , Dayton 37 New Providences*: -or Dave Winfield's, burone of an .Park, generally, considered a left- $2,500 per Inning. • wander out to the on-deck circle, BOVg'BASKKTBA!.!, Dayton at MUlburn ' u, ,, BOYCBASKCTBALL majce.ends meet, we get flustered of a professional sports team ever „ KKSFXCOltNTVTOllRNAMENT , l*lataridd««,Unlon<7 average player. What we might call hander's nightmare because of the But in some of his starts, Ojeda Ojeda didn't even have to perform loses a~Bubstantial amount of money ' SHORTS SI. MMo'iH.RawU>Pirk3S Pint Round - Selon HaU Prep a, Irvlngton «l KNII OF RKOVLAR WAHON Union at Rahway - cancelled when ' we see athletes making I'NION COUNTY TriURNAMRNT a "working class" player. enticing "Green Monster"). will not go the full nine innings. To Kwlie Pirk «, Brcwlry M UIRIJI'RAIIKKTBAIL WolfiddM. Union* , ', „ the latter exercise when.he was in from his investment. • Howllt Pirk a. New Providrncr M Irvlnglon«l,l-ranlordJ4 Preliminary Hound r defeated New Providence, carloads of money for essentially Bobby Ojeda, a left-handed pit- These figures are based on the 30- get a better idea of his salary per . , ENDOrKJEGULARtCASON the American League. The junior On the other handy a player's IturllfPirkalDiytag lrvlr«ionu.lJnden« " UNION c»'»—'=;!;=S???5! playing the games we played during cher with a near-,500. career Won- day month, of course, Ojeda will lose KND OF RKGl'LAH HKAMON lWonl>thoUrft?,lrvlnjton53 Pint Hiaiiut ImllnKlliabelMl-U ' inning, we might divide the number league has the -hotly-debated career lasts usually a short period of I'NION COl'NTY TOl'RIM AMKNT FNP OH HKUUlJlR HKAMON (.Illl-HUASKKTBAIX FiralRound childhood, , .' - loss record recently acquired by the a Jittle in the, 31-day months, but of innings he pitches in a season by Quarterftn»ll Designated Hitter rule. Relieved ofr time. It may seem avaricious, but he PreliminaryHound -U»l toW»l(itld,M-ul KHItfiCllllNTV TOURNAMKNT Daylong. Roaelle Catholic 38. ' Mypplcally, we neglect to consider Mets, agreed last week~to a contract"~ make a small killing in*=efenjary: the number of starls.^So, if he were Winter Rec Happenings UlRIJt'HAKKUTHAl.l., Fiml Hound - defeated Central, 71 a Clark xx. Dayton x» • the amount of preparation that goes his hitting duties, the pitcher has a tries to make a much as hVcan, Kowllr Park 61. KmUworUil7 Second Round defeated Verona. M 25 IHIUIdeti. Dayton U *. .. that will pay him $500,000 for' the Let's see, 24 hours in a day - tostart35game7rndpltch«say, 215 little more time in the dugout. Nrw Provident* 56. Howllr Park SO Semifinal - defeated Niitley, 73-87 Koaellf Park 72, Dayton 96 "" ,' lUbwayalUtlon-{cancelled into being a professional athlete. We upcoming season and $600,000 in while he can. - ,. KNOOKRK the Springfield Recreation Department art' HllPk, Da'ylonat WHKHTIJNd v don't see the shortness of most in full swing IKHK(l'IA Irvinglonal Livingston UNION (WNTV TOURNAMENT ENDOFREailLARSEASON 1987. A total of 50 starts or 350 in- than two dollars per minute. innings per start. So take the per-minute and per- This is not say that there aren't I'NION < WNTV TOl'HN AMKNT Orange «l Irvlngton Preliminary Round - lost loPlainfleM, 68-37' UNIONCOUNTVTOVBNAMBMT professional athletic careers. We nings in the next two seasons will net Or three cents per second. Or $15,000 per game, , second figures and roughly double players who milk this ppwerplay for The Minulemen Junior and Senior basketball teams Mill host a lour l WldEUbth MonlclalrtB,Irvlnglon23 WRKHTI.INO KlnlRouiid-cWsitadSeotdiPUU look past the increasing potential for him $725,000 in 1988 But for the them. True, a pitcher will have all it's worth — players who rtde nament to be held the week of Mar 8 The Nelles Girls' basketball team are Uturlerfliuib defealedtiov Livingston, 70-35 KNIIOK HK.dl'I.AK HKAKON (iov Uvingston 34. Dayton 30 (juartrtlnsla- ^^IN Let's go back-to baseball time. For the sake of argument, let's say HHKKTIIMU Mlddlem at Dayton a career-ending injury. All of this, moment, let's stick with the '8&and With pitchers, you can't use 162 a game lasts three hours., In these innings, where he'll be wondering if their image, or parlay One good, playoff-bound. r-NDOFRKbUIARHKAHON • LIh^f we shout, in the name of more Cranforda RixelleParkll Unlonjj.WeaWeldlJ, „ ' '87 figures. games as a criterion. If he has a adjusted figures, Ojeda will make he claim the pitchers' mound and season into an increased salary; Beginning Mar 12, Springfield Rec will offer a Sports. Skill Program for llosrllePartial Middlesex COUNTV TOURNAMENT •*• Illh place, « 1 point* Union at Gov Uvtagston ' exorbitant television rights' fees and The typical baseball season lasts the land immediately surrounding it Every season, there are one or two children in grades |..» Classes w ill be limited to 25 children FNIIOF REGULAR BKAHON good season, Ojeda will probably $788 for every minute he is on the HWUT\ TOURNAMENT-Mhpla«,M points Linden scores Union alMIUbura more fans" in the stands. from April to the first of October — in the name of the United States utility players who bat about .240 Registration for the six-week program will be held Mar. 5 from 9 a m-1 start 35 games', winning perhaps 15 mound, or $13 for each second, - * STATF.TOURNAMKNT^. ,, . - BO\H HAHKKTHAl I HEASON This is the fodder of sports sec- six months, eight if you add two* of them. That's right. Try it for yourself government. He'll wonder if he who convince a team to pay him a .p m at the Sarah Bailey CIVIC Center Registration will be on a firat-come, Sfcliowil Kmlflnal - defeated North Warren potato™ - *d pU , 11. 61-8 llnlonCaUiollc<7 Undent „ M tions. months for spring training Players Snap your fingers; Or sneeze. If you hasn't become the focal point of an ridiculous amount of money. first-served basis, and there w ill be a $10 registration fee Scotch PUImal I Inden - Cancelled Srillonalflnal-defealfdRrearley 48-15 It becomes almost comical, this do spend that time priming them- Financially speaking, that's had OjedaTtalent, it would be worth ad for plnbalr machines. T6 all of this; I would argue two ~Urollp I stale final - loll to Pauliboro.SH Irvlnglon7<,llnden73 Co-ed volleyball is held at the SandjneLeLSclieQLon-Wednesday-evenings^ EN ctontractual-ganglea of- incentives, selves for the upcoming season, so it $14,200 per start, or $33,000 per win. $11 _, But for every tortuous inning he things. First, avarice occurs from 7-3i)-lO;3O Men and women 18 and over are eligible to participate. "Group I toniolalion - (WeaWMIddlejex, 39 28 .. , I'NIOnUWINTV TOUKNAIW NT Brearley scores -Attentlonrwrltery •atfi.uai* Mfea\uuaijtiB*aA m • « ' ^ rwil .. . _ A m A _ _ . _^T bonuses, deferments, annuities, is work-related, much like a cor- And that's just for this season. ' spends burning In the afternoon sun, everywhere. The player's visibility J; iril Hound - defeated Wealfleld. 44 U BOYH'BAHKKTBAII. The sports department would like If you're making six or seven Open play basketball for men 18 and over is held at the Chisholm School on- Quarterfnals- defeated Onion, S7 39 M Marys411,Brearley38 interest-free-loans and no-trade porate refresher semiriar. Just to satisfy anyone who might dollars an hour, then it's no wonder he will retire the side in order. — which some do fervently seek — Monday evenings from 7-9 p m Vmlflnals- IMUO Union Catholic eo-57 Hound Brook al Brearley - cancelled to encourage,any area high school clauses. There wastonce a.hockey Eight months, then. If we break be wonderingjjan everyday player at So again, double the per-minute just make's his the most obvious and Roselle scores . Koselle Park 41. BrearleyM students interested In covering a you get incensed at exorbitant Anyone interested in these programs should call the Recreation Depart- - • >rt Un Plalnflrirt player who refused to sign a con- down Ojeda's contract by the month, Ojeda's salary would be making player salaries. and per-second figures. ~ vulnerable. ment at 376-5884 from 9 a m-4 p m HO\H HAKKKTHAII IJndenBO Scotch Plains 43 particular team's games or, simply ' Gov Llvingtton«l,l Stan A carver in 1 1 , 'Aniiiiiil pi'ii i iil.uii' i ilr lui tin iiiiiiilli ill Mmi.Hv (Mi, I , V }Wn MVI'I thi mil' vi'iii IIS y Mstefw? stock udUn. list sis, JS.' 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They represent the calls, correspondence and She is a part-time teacher .talented fellow, has used all cross sections of the private arranging meetings. In and a fine artist. Helen has Health & of __his_creative_ ac^. sector ._We're_a_non-profit_ _certain_cases^jLLCEDC can_ galleries _in -Boston,—New complishments throughout organization,— and—we're" -provide~a~portidn~of such a Saratoga—Springs, ^ness- -his-eareer-and-combined-and—funded-bjrpublic-sector-and -loan—at1 reduced—interest" ~Boca • Raton and—New~ instilled them into his private sector contributions. rates. Brunswick. Basically, she's position as public in- "We started in 1977'by All of this is indicated in a print maker. She makes formation-director of the private sector and county the slide show and Frank's etchings." -Union County Economic government, and we use the charming musical venture. After Frank published his Development Corporation.. best—dGono-m-i-e- means- Frank says he stai'laThis' •flrstrsBHgrhe continued to" As a result, he will be essentially to provide career as a songwriter and write music. "I wrote music Calendar honored soon by his peers assistance in public and television script writer. Born for children's ' recordings, and by the county itself. private financing. We know in Bayonne, he was and the recordings were Page 2 It seems that Frank has the'routes for them. We have graduated from Columbia made on the West Coast by written a song called "Union Union County real estate High School, Maplewood, Giselle MacKenzie, Dennis County, New Jersey" w«d bulletins, industrial finan- and Lafayette College in Day, -Joseph Cotten, Boris prepared k slide showcasing cing and demonstration Easton, Pa. "I majored in Karloff and William Bendix. the song in ,the background. demography. That is our English," he said, "and in "I also did greeting cards. That song is expected to be mandate." between, I wrote for early Then, I had my own audio Theater designated the official Union The UCEDC, he indicated, television, musical en- visual films and programs County song at a future assists prospects in obtaining tertainment programs, which I did for 12 years. I review. freeholders' meeting. created a map book for The slide show, which Hammond Publishers, map Page 3 Frank shows to freeholders, people. It is/ called 'The public and private Presidents! Tidbits and businesses and corporations, _TrJvia,l_lt_was_so_pop.ulat_ -is a colorful, picturesque, " that the book is now in its thoroughly-researched pre- fifth printing. It really was a sentation of the 21_^ lot of fun to do," he smiled. municipalities of Union "Then," said Frank. "I Lucky Devils County, and it is ac- started working with 'Jerz,' 'companied (by the' "Union ,a musical about New Jer- 'County" song, which has a sey." It was produced by the bouncy, ' appealing tune Halfpenny Playhouse, a i (reminiscent 'of "10 Little >, professional theater-in-resi- Indians") sung^ .by' dence at Upsala College, professional' people, ana a East Orange. professional man and woman "Jerz" was a musical also narrate .the slides. The- tribute to New Jersey, its presentation is entertaining, history, its heritage, and it interesting, colorful and became the basis for Frank's educational. song about Union County. _ "The_idea_of the song," •i'We also did a show called' Lottery explained^ Frank during a "Tarheel' With the same recent interview, "was basic idea. We did one on the Page 13 really to make people aware metric system called 'One of the county that they're in. ,For Good Measure.' Then we "If people_have no sense of SID FRANK of Springfield poses with the music sheet of the~ =did one forNew Brunswick" identity, how can they know song he has written for Union County called 'Union County, when it celebrated its 300th New Jersey,' soon to become the official Union County song. year. There were 300-year- how big their county is.., that He stands In front of a map~of Union County created by his they are a part of the half- wife, Helen Frank, an artist and Springfield school teachei*. old historical vignettes and Horoscope million people here? It's a songs under one title, 'They very functional operation to both public and private variety show material. A Knew Brunswick.' Page 13 - tell the people in the county financing. In the area of fellow songwriter and I "At one point," reminisced that it's an entity. I believe," public financing, it serves brought a song to a music Frank, "the Halfpenny he said, puffing on an unlit initially- in a counseling publisher. It was published Playhouse, which was based pipe, "that we function capacity,' recommending the and became a big hit. The in Kearny and a resident better when they know we're most appropriate federal or song was 'Please Mr. Sun ' company of Upsala, did an a county." state low-cost programs in "Then," he sa(d, chewing adaptation of George Ber- Social news .Frank explains, that the accordance with the need on his pipe stem, "I got nard Shaw's 'The Devil's UCEDC, which" is based in and qualificatibn of the in- married. Her maiden name Disciple,' which we called Pages 10-12 Elizabeth, is . an official divldual prospect. The is Helen flondzelt. and she 'Rebel.' It was a full-length agency DUI noi a county corporation then provides came from Newark, and then musical and we played it at agency We have 29 trustees assistance in obtaining and Maplewood. We were Washington's Crossing," * from thq private sector in completing requisite forms married in 1952. My wife is a (Continued on pigeZ) **•• 1 Lucky devils! x Frank 'sings a song ofMhion County Recent , winners of The_iForeigner:' flawed comedy (Continued from page 1) on nued from page)) peramenramentto to sta Slavv i Inn sIl0 shmWu himinoco » rimmM™. «»••>.._ r>_-._ ._„, »._ „-„.!„.„ j«« i_ it i i_ - . H.L. • „ T. from prying by the lodge's in- Off-Broadway Production. De- R?. business." daughter. "Our son, Roger, is 29. He associate degree in theater arts territories'. Sometimes, it gets so tickets to N. J. Devils By Laura Michelson tarded young man, with subtle- With his song an1 d slide presentationU , has a B.A. degree from Delaware from Delaware University. She's a e s oannoved hockey games in a contest If you like "Gilligan's Is- habitants, ' 'Froggy" tells them spite these accolades, and an ty, restraint and warmth. It is a 'lll^^^^Srt wnrchhel^ onro;y'STring to university, and a master's degree in certified beautician, and she's a ^? °U 1?? ? ^ . sponsored by County land," you'llprobabiy enjoy the M Baker is an exotic foreigner extraordinary, elaborate set de- pleasure to watch Ellard W a Ut me 1>dhad schools for business administration from Now poet. I remember, in one day, my who neither speaks nor under- ZTt L f ^ !) - uv.avv.u avi *uic*n educationavuuuuiiunul i valuevalue!, itop'UieflghL", _. Leader. Newspapers are, Paper Mill Playhouse's current signed by Michael Anania evolve. Believing he has taught Frank still Jdoes have a little to do York University. He is in tho wife and I attended Roger's Perhaps, subconsciously, Frank's production, "The Foreigner," stands English. which lives up to the theater's Baker to not only speak Eng- enough of the toucnoh an, d go of show *•—'- -"" ' -™ - computer software business. He also photography show in the East pictured below. In- psivebusinesls Yognawinu know,g at" hishe pipesaid, withjintfirtainment. attitude must be that you cdn get the formation on the contest is starring Gilligan himself, Bob Believing themselves im- reputation for wonderful scenic lish, but read Shakespeare, El- "you'vpensiveley ' • has photography shows, Village and Holly's poetry reading in man out of show business but you got to have the tem- He and his wife have a son and a "Our daughter, Holly, got her the West Village - all in the samo on Pageil2 of this week's Denver. Denver as Charlie mune from any possible conse- design, overall the Paper Mill lard becomes instilled with con- can't get show business out of the quences, feeling unthreatened production is a disappointment. fidence, breaking down the day," he chuckled man, particularly when he first put Focus. Baker, a demoralized, sad-sack Englishman, is almost as lov- by the "ignorant" foreigner boundaries of his disability. He 1 "Holly has had her pootry his slide and music paokagc able and vulnerable as he was whose extent of the English lan- Act I, in which the cast is is funny, touching and winning. published She's been accepted, and together for the UCEDC. guage is "Thank you,"each of introduced — Stoneburner, Act II has more action, in- 'Lung Power' dance party set she reads very well, "Actually, I visited Scott Smith of as the television series' schlep- Rahway, a jingles producer. And he the residents reveals his or her Denver, Jane Connell as Betty trigue and genuine laughs. Den- ; IfyoIf youu liklike tto dancdanco fofor pleasurpleasure oor Tho event will be hM A i py sailor. Tho event will be "We also have animals. My wife had his professional people sing my true self to the flabbergasted Meeks, the lodge's easily im- ver'delivers a rather rousing loves visual animals. We have a dog,- song on tape. And during tho 16- pressed proprietor; Harley monologue in ridiculous made- ySuOyareC^vitecdeto°purotnJlyour 525 Rfvcrslde AvoTLyndtorsPand In "The Foreigner," Baker's. _ Baker, What follows is a series SBKS everyone who likes to dance to join Roxy, who is a pug, and two cats, a minute narration of the slide show, Venton as the Rev. David up language; there is suspense dancing shoes" Saturday ovening, Is open to all present and former Himalayan called Rltzie and a calico beloved, unfaithful wife.— she 'of comic encounters, bitter- us for an evening of fun and dancing. we offered them a strong-running Marshall Lee; Leah Doyle as as the KKK invades the resort; March 15, and fox trot, disco, tango Arthur Murray students and ahwne cat named Sweet Pea. Sweet Pea script. That's the secret Weapon In a has flaunted 23 lovers in the sweet emotions and the un- llsanaanvone In addition to the social aspect of the and total absurdity when the and hustle at the 1988 "Lung Power" who enjoys dancing. recently had a nervous breakdown, course of their marriage — is covering of a malicious, greedy his unsuspecting, dissatisfied evening, the participants will help slide show," he said proudly, "And Arthur Murray Dancc_Party_bonef It David Ogden, owner of tho Arthur and the vet has had to treat her for ~finacee, Catherine Slmms; Georgia folks revel in amaze- raise funds for the Lung the contrast of a man's voice and apparently dying. In art effort to plot by a two-faced minister for tho American Lung Association^ Murray_studlo _1687—St - G licking away all of her furt Would, _ then _a,_ woman's, volce..,-it's-vcry- relieve the monotony of-hls hos- and, the JKlu JKlux_Klan^wlth _Mlke_Starr as_the_bully,_red;_ _ment at-Baker-'s abillty-toJearn- you believe it?" he laughed. "It all -Ihelr language In just an hour's ofNeAvJerseyr-TheCfirlstSasSeal Avenue, Tlahway, Is Union effectlve. pital bedside vigil, Baker's Baker as theliero. He saves the ~neck~Owen~Musser rand-Greg People, coordinator. has to do with the constant bickering -time-But-in-all—"The-For-- "And for those who enjoy the "It takes years to learn, and a few friend. J^Frogjy" LeSeur, lodge for its rightful owners, Germann—as -Catherine's- excitoment of competition," Ogdpn of tho two cdts for their private eigner" lacks thd depth, clev- minutes to do." played T>y Sam "Stoneburner, helps those around him pick up brother — Is tedious and at noted, "wo Will also have ballroom points chaotic. The characters erness and emotional impact to whisks the down-trodden Eng- the pieces of their unfulfilled and disco contests, and the con- are loud, unappealing and un- make it more than just light,. testants can win valuablo trips, , . lishman to a falling iishlHg lives, and in the process, dis- sympathetic. rather forgetable entertain- prizes and trophies for their ef- ~'" '•> lodge resort in Georgia. covers a whole new, exciting, The exception Is Germann. ment^ —Inseeure-obsessed-wlth-the—rGonfldent-self4dentlty. Ogden said that advance self-image of being a terribly "The Foreigner" was the Unlike the other st< "ihe foreigner" runs at tne registration is required and entry boring individual, Baker Is anx- Winner of two 1985 Outer often over-acted character- Paper Mill through March 23 • forms and prize lists are available at. Today March 1 ious'about relating to new peo- Critics' Circle Awards for Best izations in the production, he For information, call the box the Arthur Murray Studio, Rahway, • Art • Potpourri ple. To shield his meek friend New American Play and Best portrays Ellard, a mentally re- office, 376-4343 or at the Lung Association Montcloir Art Museum, "In Creslln Boys Club of Peterstown, KURTMOSKOWITZ headquarters, 2441 Routo 22 West, Recognition of Excellence." 3 S. Golden 50th Anniversary dinner- of Springfield Union, ' Mountain Avo, Montclalr. 746-5556. dance, Dastl's Mountainside Inn, 7 There is a $15 registration fee. Through March 30, p.rri. 862-3131,3554652,382-8563 Flower, gdrdenrshow the place to be which includes a buffet supper and , Monlclnlr Art Museum, exhibit of late evening refreshments gifts to the permanent Currier and ' March 2 Is your lawn, flower bed oorr Vacation Fun," Vincent Abbatlello, Snodsmlth, WOR Gardon Hotline, pPeswt rnntrnControl tjiLabh , iNew—Jersey Contestants will register sponsors Ives collection. 746-5556. Through • Singles Vegetable'garden not all you had Photo Communication coordinator, 7:00 p.m. "Annuals, The Summer Department of Agriculture; 7pm, to back them with pledges for April 20. • r Jewish Singles dance. Tur- hoped It would be? Do you wish you Cook College; 1:30 pm., "Land- Color Show," Charles E Zafonte, "Living Walls," Edwin Tothp-hor- scape Design," Louis DIMartino, horticulturist, Morris County Park participating In the event. The funds YM-YWHA of Metropolitan New Uebrook, 555 Northfield Ave,, West knew more about the fundamentals •ttculturist, Somerset County Park- Jersey, "Images of MetroWest," 760 Orange. 8 p.m 797-6877. of planting, pruning, landscape consultant/teacher, Jointure for Commission, Commission. _ ' raised will bo used by tho Lung Community, Education, Somerset Northficld Avo,, West Orange. 736- • Sy's Single Faces, dance. City design and flower arranging? March 5-10:45 a.m., "Making March 8-10:45 a.m , "Raised Bed Association to support Its "Freedom Vo-Tech; 4:15 p.m., "Proper Tree 3000, Through March 23. Lights, Rt. 35 North, South Amboy, 8 If so, the 1986 New Jersey Flower More of Your House Plants," Gardening," James NlqhnadowiCz, From Smoking" cessation programs Selection," Louis. F. Spannor, New Jersey State Museum, p.m. 238-0972,774-3304,679-4311, and Garden Show is the place to go Margaret Crooks, director, Deep program associate, Union County and services for adults and children district manager, Bartlett Treo Cut Park Horticultural Center/John I witwimastnmah asthma, emphysema andd other 'iransiormation'Transformations and Jux•- Potpourri for expert help, Extension Service, Cook Collego; Sharing merchandise sale for_ More than 25 professional gar- Expert Co,; 7 pm., "Lawn and Floden, proprietor, Floden's 1:30 pm, "Suhspace/Grcenhouse long-term breathing disorders, All tapositlons: Serigraphs and Bain- I—Shrub Sprinkler Supply Co "tings? deners.-nurserymen—florists-and- JElorist;_l:30 p m,; "Modern DeslKn and Construction," Walter —pledgepledges are tax-deducflblotax-deductibleT7 - tingi7'"CulturarCc"nterrWesrstate~~ Pruning," Michael Bennett, Street, Trenton, 292-1886. Through brain-Injured adults. 23 Hughes educators will be on hand each day March 2—10:45 a m., "Planning Alpaugh, design engineer. Four I ContestantPIJ.I s can compete for stt Tt supervisor, Gardens and merchandise prizes based oh the March 30. - Place, Summit, 1 to 5 p.m,-_ to give valuable advice at a series of the Productive .Vegetable Garden," Seasons Greenhouses, 4:15 pm, Stamp Collecting open house, 38 N educational lectures. Sharon Billings, Department of Greenhouses, Deep Cut Park "How to Attract Birds to Your dollars they raise Inpledgcs or enter New Jersey State Museum, Horticultural Center; 4:15 p.m, the dance contests to compete for "Wearable Environments: Painted Main St., Milltown. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The 20th annual show, which also Horticulture, Cook College; 1:30 Backyard," Mrs. Harold Debbie, p.m., "Deck Design and Con- "Preserving Summer," Anne Van trips to the Arthur MurrayDance-O- and Quilted Silk," Cultural Center. 247-1093, features more than 20 full-size naturalist/toncher, 7 p m , struction Tips," Anthony C. Rudl, Clove, program coordinator, Deep "Common Diseases in the 'Homo Rama and Showcase competitions West State Street, Trenton. 292-1886 -Record Collectors Show and ..spring gardens, will be held at the Cut Park, Horticultural-Center, 7 or get-away visits to Atlantic City Convention. Holiday Inn, National Guard Armory In president, John Rudl & Sons, Inc.; Landscape," Clare S. Liptak, Through March 23. 4:15 pm,, "Cutting Time — Grass p m., "Trees and Shrubs for tho andthoPoconosi * Theater Kenllworth. 9a,m. to5 p.m. 968-5405, Morristown March 1-9, Three or four Somerset County Agricultural —and Flowers In Your Landscape," H, Small- Garden," Richard Obal, Agent, Cook College. George Street Playhouse, • Music •• lectures will be given each day of Monmouth County Agricultural One 'of four women develop show. Richard Jurgcns, designer, Jurgens "Greater Tuna," 9 Livingston Ave., Harpsichord, and Flute Recital, Landscape Developers, Agent, Cook-College. ,. March 9-10:45 a rh , "Care and osteoporosis. Women are not only New Brunswick. 846-2895, Through First Lutheran Church, Montclalr, j As In previous years, Ralph Propagation of Foliage Plants," victims of this disease. Men can also March 2. > 3:30 p.m. 744-6043," Snodsmith, of WOR Radio's March 3-10:45 a.m., "Fruit Trees March 6—10:45 a m., "Flower William Munk, Essex County develop this potentially disabling 1 in tho Home Garden," J. Anthony from Spring to Fall," Donald B. Newark Symtohony Hall, 1020 Ja« series, YM-YWHA of . "Garden Hotline, Y will be one of the agricultural agent, Cook College; condition, A simple test performed Metropolitan New Jersey. 8 pm guest lecturers. Another media Hopfinger, specialist In Pomology, Lacey, specialist In Home Hor- 1:30 pm, "Lighting for Your Broad St., Newark. "Boulder in the ticulture, Cook College; 1:30 p.m., in a doctor's offico can diagnose the Sun" 8 p.m. 643-4550. Additional Frank Wes on flute, C|lnf Houston on personality will be bob Thomson, of Cook College; 1:30 p.m., "Ferms in Landscape," William F Koonze, early development of osteoporosis, dotes; Feb. 28,8 p.m.; March 1,3,8 bass and Smllty Smith on drums "The Victory Gdrden" on-WGBH- —Todays Landscape," F. Gordon "The Vegetable Patch," Ralph L. president, Koonz Sprinkler Supply which makes the bones more p.m. 736-3200, TV. Foster, horticulturist&author, Snodsmith, WOR Garden Hotline; Inc ; 4:15 p.m., "Sod Lawns - Your susceptible to fractures. There is ^ Snodsmlth will discuss "Fantastic "Ferns to Know and Grow"; 4:15 4:15 pm., "Do's and Don't of Outdoor Living Carpet," Charles treatment for this disease and early Forum Theater, 314 Main St., March 3 p.m., "Rock Gardens — Care and Landscaping," Joseph B.'"Locke, Mctuchen. 'Stage Struck." 8:30 House Plants" at 7 p m. on March 3, Lain, president, Pine Island Turf diagnosis Is beneficial. , • Support groups ' "Humor-Mn Horticulture" at 4,15_ Construction," Elaine Barbour, - Owner/Designer, Village Nucseries, Nursery p.m. Additional dates: Through 7 pm., "Using Low Maintenance Anyone with questions about Emotions Anonymoui, meeting p.m, on March 4 and "The Vegetable Hunterdon County agricultural March 16.548-4870. agertt; 7 pm,, "Fantastic House Trees in the Home Landscape," *?re «et 'MAGE-Roberfl n as he t and Mary A/larlno of Linden see osteoporosis or the test to diagnose Fair Oaks Hospital, learning center, Patch" at 1:30 p.m. on March 4, The Floral Design School will be * Potpourri Plants," Ralph L. Snodsmith, Stephen Bachelder, Union County PART'TIMEr Drivers. Light ! packagedellvery. suitable for SUPERVISOR- for phone SALES KEY PUNCH OPERATOR retiree. All shifts. Call 241. ^ RESTAURANT work,. S4-S6 per '.'.• hour plus Excellent full time opportunity. Must have previous ox-- 6900, Ben, ' . • : . •••..'. : HELI* f :.: commission. 6-9 p.m. Union RESIDENTIJUL SALES perlencewith IBM3741 Alpha-Numeric. area,' Cajr.688-1126 'ask for PART. TIME- Monday-Friday, Denny's, has Full and Sandy. '"",.•••:...;; ••/"/'• .'•!•••; ...v . ::; MANAGER;^::. : NJ. DEVILS We offer a competitive starting salary and excellent Com- hours ll:30am-2:30pm. Union Part time: positions open' Suburb»n7un|on County of- pany paid benefits. If Interested call Personnel: 277-8633. ;..; Sandwich Shop. Cair964-9550y at. thelrHJnloW, location flee; salary plus commliilon. .for:-.-. ;••••": :•-..-, • .-.-.'••• > For: a Vorifldentlal Interview PART TIME-Help heeded for call37«-(70O. ••••':,'••: ••.*'- UPCOMING HOME GAMES candy shop In Union. Apply In •W A I T E R S / -- BODY BEAUTIFUL' person, HELEN ELLIOT WAITRESSES 11 pm to 7 Useyou secy sRIIIs to shape up am •••,' ... 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Previous experience and proficiency In all phases of 2400 Morris Ave.i Union'"':' laboratory procedures are required. We offer aO7'/i hour or Equivalent with 1-2 years V DENNIS .-~: typing ..grammatical skills;.": experience In quality control •...'.• . .-. ,-•687*5000 ••,....:••. workweek, competitive salary, excellent company paid; RESTAURANT, INC, , Candidate .must be well Inspection, must be able to organized and have, working— •WANTED HUP WANTED HELP WANTED- benefit program and are located In Suburban Summit, read blueprints, use 2401 Highway 22 West knowledge of' dictaphone.,: 3 | HELP WANTED CARPENTRY lust minutes from the.Gardcn state Parkway, call Per- measuring Instruments, fill .,-••• Union, NJ 07OB3 SALES- Fine, jewelry/, ex-; Responsibilities V Include i sonnel: 277-8433. ' :'/' ' '''' ''' out reports In English-and be ; 964-6122 • perlenced, full time and part making travel arrangements;. - Refa familiar, with- Metric time. 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Financing on selected models Rebates upTo^iooo oh selected models n««cbig»«iil«M«to< •WMTPQIr, All Models: FREE 5-year, 50,000 mile wer train protection ptah/ I ^itii •'.••: -'V L>v-":& PORTFOLIO The best of the market Early Spring februaiyr 1986 -Page 2~~Earty"SprliTg"Portfol[o Early Spring Portfolio Page3 AmerteajrwtLsts injmnseiniopotlight DON'T SEND HI The Newark Museum, with its wide variety of exhibits and programs, is an institution area residents can take pride in. ALONE. Built In 1925 and located at 40 -WflshlngtotrStreetrtlii' museum ta"K5s pride of' place next to the Newark ' Library opposite Military Park. The area, which is the home of Grace Episcopal Church, is in a sector of the city with many newly built buildings. Next door to the main museum building is the Ballantlno House which was recently designated as a National Historic Landmark by the U;S. Depart- ment of the Interior and is an adjunct of tho museum;-—~ ...... Two major exhibits of American art" arc on display at the museum through September. '"•. . "The Grand Gallery: American Paim ting and Sculpture,'1850-1900," exhibit runs through September 1. Recreating the look of aj9th-century_ arl-galleryrthTrshBWlficludos over 100 . works from the permanent collection hung floor to ceiling in "salon" fashion. On yiew are sculptures, landscapes, portraits and still life paintings by many, of the most famous artists of the -- late 19th century, including Albert Bierstadt,: Frederic Edwin Church, Jasper Cropsey, William ; Michael Harnett, Martin Johnson .'Heade,' Winslow Homer, Eastman Johnson and WorthingtonWhittridge; ,;. ; Recent acquisitions . which are : on, display for the first time are George In- ness's.-VSacred. Grove Near Rome" (1872) and Thomas Morna's "Sunset on Long'Island" (1889): The mostimpor- tant 19th-century American work to be . - acquired for the collection is John Singor Sargent's portrait of "Mrs. ON DISPLAY — Newark Museum curator of painting "and Charles Thursby," painted in London sculpture Gary A. Reynolds displays one of the.scurptures'on ex- during 1897-98. . ,'•• hibl't In "The Grand Gallef y" pf 19th century American art. '•: "One of the foremost portraitists of the period, Sargent was internationally recognized • for. his str.orig Melrosd Bnd; a Greenwood Lake scene collecting significant works by'living characterizations of_the-iashionable ~by Cropsey, -.-———-—— American artists and thesc-new ac- and powerful," said show organizer. Herman Herzog's "Off Shore at New . quisitioris range widely in style and sub- Gary A. Reynolds, curator of painting Jersey" and William-R, -Miller's , ject, and represent a number of artists and sculpture, .: "Weehawkon Bluff. on the Hudson" 'at''different stages in thoir careors," Many of the paintings and sculptures depict New Jersoy waterways during 'Mr. Reynolds said, , ' . on exhibit in "The Grand Gallery" were : the1870s.•.,;• . ' . ' . :. ; .; .. The curator is scheduled to give a • —i—purchased-byor donated to the museum - ; Ari exhibit of MGontomporary gallery tour of the exhibition Sunday at. shortly after construction of, tho Ask us about Medical Alert. It phones for help when she cant. American Painting arid Sculpture: Re- •' -2.p.m; '...'' '.- •••... '• :•; '."; '.-•' •''.''. ' ' building '61 yoars ago. .the show cent Acquisitions,"Swhich opened ,on "• Perrnanent. exhibitions on display at When an emergency strikes at home, all she has to do is press the button on theportable transmitter. presents a comprehensive- yiuw of~ j 18, will be on view through •the museum include African, Tibetan,1 American landscape paintings, from' y And automatically, any hourofthedayornight, Medical Alert wlllcall her hospital, her doctor, oryou." Soptembcr277. '• classical and native American galleries It's a major medical advance from AT&T Amedlcaladvancethatcould save the lifeofsomeoneyou love, the highly detailed Hudson River- on the second, floor. . . ' •".':', School style of Church arid Bierstadt to The exhibition Includes 17 pieces . the imaginative and poetic-visions of In- created during the last 10 yeiys. The Located on the third floor is a science nessaridMorari; - •:..-'. •:••'.• •.."•'. •'••'. works represent a variety of. subjects ' gallery devoted to ecology and geology and stylos important tp.irocerit, ..In the stale arid for children, a mini zoo AT&T - Of local intorpst arc several Now. American art, ranging from expres- and a "weather wiso" gallefy can bo J & J Tel-Alert, Inc. Jersey views! "The Brook Trout' byIn- Tho right chaca : sionist figure painting to geomctriq ; fbund on the first floor, . _ noss was painted iri'tho vicinity of Mont-: abstraction; • ' : . . The museum is open .Tuesday 376-7938 clair In 1891; There are also landscapes •"This exhibition reflects tho . •; through Sunday from noon to 5 p.m, and of the Hackbnsack. 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' IncliulK!. liiHtiilliillim amipaiUllnii .' - "• • THE VILLAGE PANTRY pK Avenue ' . 40 Chatham Road , Short Hills Summit,.!^ • 277-d5OO " ; '••;.• •'•"(acrossfrom-s.H; Railroad station) 1 M.oniliiyihroiiph fiiiiurclaj 'J ID S:.^(), Thursday 9 lo 9 376-3580 ^::M±L A60 Year family TtratHtion,., LUNCHEON DELIVERY NOW AVAILABLE ASK FOR OUR FREE MENU " ; m RiSTEFPIJ* 01 01 -a 5'. o f 5" Three levels of tio^geousShopsf Boutiques & Restaniants. Glass enclosei elevator & climate control atrium for your shopping convenience. Anyo shopping at the magnificent Courtyard. Second JACQUIE'S PLACE — at MONIOUE'S CENTER western and native Afnerican Art. WTioIiitic. & Beauty^ Center • Nail rpr_c itein treatment manicures • pedicures • facials • skin care • body & leg wax- ing • cosmetics • •' bath therapy^vbody trea -"•—ment\ ,Makeup by ; Monicrae. 376-3355. V ^ ; Exclus ive Hand made Imported Clothing vfeAccessories for BQUCHE — women jwho {appreciate , fashions of classic, elegance. :-,;•:'. Visit cur gMery of exclusive Artwear — Tops oi Ieaiiier, ' ,V 467-3370..:;••..•[•' V ;'. ; ; •:" ;/• ;; :;.: ..•-'•; -\-;- \ • •'.. suede, denim, .metatlics & jewels with slirts and tfi to !. match Introducing dresses, jumpsuits aric socks'fcr spring. BLONDtE'SRESTAURANT — •. V 376-1228:' .'•••;•;•• .: - Cozy; atmosphere -fe excellent food. With this Ad buy one . entree and yoiir mest can havejone^FREE. (Same cost or SHALA— '• •"; : : •".-"; - --i.;--;:..v less. Max. discount S4.00. Not valid on takeout orders.) For thb.really special gift Shala has one 6 "a kind gift iems ; .-•'•' Offer •"••expire• s 3-31:~ - 6.3764331 • . ;. > -.•'.•:•"•-. :• • from around, the world. Porcelain, Cry; tal, China, Hand • Decorated Baskets. All are perfect-gifts. 46R-7855. APRES —TheShpe Gallery — . Fine exclusive Iadies footwear ahd.accessories.- Specializing. rHE PRINCESS SALON QF BEAUTl .""in Italian and French imports. 467-2223. . Take E look at what we; can do.,for you! [ Jnisex haircutting, 'es, cut and blow '• •-••• v; •' i .. •-...• >•'. •.•.•'••; ."•.-••• -'•• •.- -••-•-'.'••'. •;. :.-•.-.- • / pedicures, manicures, coloring, body wa JVELLBURN CAMERA SHOP — dry. 376^6864. . •. " - .Processing by Kodak—-Ask-, for it! Full line of photographic equipment and-accessories including Leica, COLOURS Minolta, Nikon, Hasselblad, also video; transfers.. • •',' "Add a little colour to; your life." Deccfrative accessories : 3760526, - ••-. •••- .••• ::•.. -/ '/. [ ,•. . -.;. '.;..• •-;;•• • I galore ;,. Iampsi.urns, bowlsland vases in- 0colours.Uriciue pillow: and wallhangings. 379-6125. MILLBURN STATIONERS — , 'i-'""CtfmmefCiai.&sbciai',staSonery. School supplies, Stamps, Third ".•'• Cards arid Sundries. Don't forget .our Pick It Machine. •;: 376-0391." ; ;; /:.: ; ; •'•.][-. TURAN BRAZIER I^TAURANT — ; • Exotic' seafood, French & Continental Cuisine with [did SILVIO'S HAiRCUTTERS — Asian Cooking performed in the diiiirig room- 564-6450. ".:: A unisex shop featuring hairdressers Robert,jBol bi and Lunch and Dinner served dailyl Re; ervatio is suggested. Joy;— permsi colbring frosting & cellophanes. Hail styljsts Sffl/io and Alfredo --r hairstyling, regular cuts, bear i trims BLUE KMC4AROO— • & hair pieces^ '"ManicuFes. Appointments/ h( tiored. , ; The fiin. place ta shop for quality dome stic and imported, : 37 W083. , -•• •;. ::' \ - •• .-•••; .- •'•••" • •.-' ^, •'.'- chfldre ns clothes, gifts and accessories: !iizes infants - 14. .'•;".;: 379-1330, ".•'.". Third Level ACTIVE [ARTISTRY n— TANGUAYASSOC . INC; ^REALTORS Contei npbrary putrageous sportswear forl the High'Faslhion .-.; Sp in cdrporatevr commercial and' industrial' real . girl aid her.Mother who knows:thie iodk of today. High estate. 467-5020. . Fashicjn jewelryand; accessoriestoo. 376-0Q88 m 01 < '..•; en The Courtyard •n "o- "" TJ )#MilIbfe o Main St. and^ Mi|burii Ave -O_! o 13 ai to Page 14 Early Spring Portfolio Early Spring Portfolio Page 15 Made Free AUTHENTIC YOU PAY FOR THE FABRIC ONLY! ALL IT TAKES IS A PHONE CALL! No charge lor'laborI Choose Irom over 150,000 yards of decorative fabrics' '.at affordable prlcesl ' •.-'•• •;. . . ~~Add~thc diariii of" Interior & Exterior trained dscoratrng'e'xperls will come lo your home at no cost or obligation. —authentic colonial— Latex" Piiin ts -colors to your home. •fi|i«!iflCfg»ig'»i Qftowiiig-ytiuft own iioifo SHOP AT HOME FOR DRAPERIES, Interior flat latex and satin gloss SLIPCOVERS, REUPHOLSTERY, CUSTOM latex enamel AND READY-MADE SHADES, MINI & Authentjc Wllllamsburg VERTICAL BLINDS & WOVEN WOODS Colors AT LOW, LOW PRICES! Fade, spot and Shop-Al-Home Or Visit Any 01 Our 4 Locations And See Our Display stain resistant 01 25 Lifesize Custom Window Treatments I- -- Durable - washable Colon approved by The Colonial Wllliimsburl Foundation made NOW INCLUDING by The Martin Sonour Company EAST ORANGE under liceme Irom The Colonial Williainsburg Foundation X=-H ownert ol the reinlered MILL END SHOPS Irado /" — marki BLOOMFIELD RED BANK MORRISTOWN FAIRLAWN 30 Broad Street 132 Broad Street 31 South Stroet 17-07 Broadway, Rt 4 OPEN FREE 429-7603 530-3430 538-6882 797-0400" -MON-TO PARKING 8 AM • 5:30 PM AT Union County 352-1666, Mlllburn Ana 467-0444, Eaat Orang* 674-1859 VISA AND SAT. painT STORE Mlddlaun County 494-0870 Fort LM Area 592-0579. Wayrw Area 423-1279 MASTERCARD 8 AM - 5:30 PM • AND WAU.MPU CO 57 Ql. JiJ. 379-41G0 6 MAIN STREET Phono 376-1055 MILLBURN, N. J. This magnificent home was built circa 1888 and stands as a monument to the early Summit set- tlers who were determined to make this town a palatial haven from New York. Set on an acre of Tomorrow's Somebodies Are beautiful sweeping landscaped property, this gracious dwelling first welcomes you with its in- viting verahda and grand chestnut front hall With generous fireplace and built-in grandfather Bellini. Babies Today. clock. Past the charming morning room, spacious screened porch and stately living room (all graced with high ceilings and fireplaces — 8 in total), you come to the breathtaking kitchen-family The best way to get to the lop is lo~start there. In a room where wood planked floors and treasured old beams enhance the country feeling of this room 'custom-designed by Bellini. Exclusive Italian large -warm hospitable room furniture along with made to order bedding sets, which is a perfect marriage of the matching wallpaper and everything cl.se a junior best of the old and the rtiost ad- V.I.P. could want. vanced of the new. The grand solid chestnut stair- case leads graciously to the upper floors which accommodate 6 ex- Coma in andreceive travagant bedrooms and 3 full baths with the same style and free gift with purchase grace. Complete with its_own now thru 3/15/86 barn, this truly exceptional offer- ing is a very important part of Summit's past and if you are the right buyer, it can be a very im- (201) 376-2450 portant part of your future. 770 Morris Turnpike, Shbrt Hills Idtaganally across from King's Supermarket) Hours: Mon,-Sal. 10-6 p.m. Sun. 12-5 411 SPRINGFIELD AVENUE •2771398 Page 16 .Early Spring Portfolio .Early Spring Portfolio Page 17 The New When You Rent From FOR-MEN & WOMEN ~~- Located In Budget, You're Renting TflE COURTYARD buTAvenue^HVIa ^ppositc-MillbaTn-T-heatrt Service Is Olir Business Budget. Where keeping 0 lato model car or truck In top-notch : high profile means having high mcchanlcal:coridltlon. Our cars _ ' WOMEN " for standards. . ate all thoroughly maintained after VMEN. -_•. Anytime you got more than every rental. Some ovon offer ~ • Perms Roffisr • Hairstyling you pny for, you consider yourself innovativo new car phones. extremely fortunato. ThatVi why Because we serve ko many • Coloring • Regular Haircuts renting from Budget is iilwuys a people.. many of them over and —•-Frosting • Beard Trims pleasant experience. At Budget you over again.. .we must kcop our SR ,get moro than juct n car or truck. standards high. Try us the next " Cellophanes • Hair Pieces You experience Budgot value time you need a car. See why you • Manicures tho moment you approach out- get more than just a carat Budget. counter, A frtcndlyjimllo and warm Much more! 379-2083 hello. Courteous hcrvico that getn- APPOINTMENTS HONORED you on your way fast. The "right" For That Most Special We Use & Sell Roffler & Sebastian Products Wedding Celebration ~OUtt STAFF . Hairdressers Hairstylists Come To New Jersey's Robert, Bobbi & Jny Silvio & Alfredo Please call or walkJn for free consultation Most Celebrated Hours: Daily 8:3O-6«Sal. til S'Thurs. til 9 by nppt. only Wedding Specialist... Exercise Regularly Frank Pombo's For InformaJiorraTid reservations call: 467-3626 • 763-0900 168 Valley Street, South Orange TENNIS SHOES • • By Sears Auto Center Nike • Tiger JXtthe Livingston Mall 38 LACKAWANNA AVENUE Footjoy • Turntec 994-3127 TttEW JERSEY » (201) ZS6=8316- • Brooks Adjaconl to Rt 46 and 80,1 mile east ol Rt 23 Just off Union Blvd. Asahi• Kaepa 336 Morris Avenue, Summit 273-0022 After 2O yeas of success and growth, Frank Pombo's Bethwood has emerged as one of New Jersey's most renowned banquet facilities Long ago Frank Ftombo Sr. HIGH TOPS — committed himself to providing customers with a warm Budget lives up to its name. and elegant atmosphere, a truly professional service By staff with an eye for detail and an award-winning culinary staff that prepares gourmet offerings and New Balance • Nike custom menus beyond what most other large banquet Converse • Brooks Budget: facilities are capable of providing carand Years of experience, strict attention to detail, an AEROBIC SHOES unequalled staff and the desire to cater to all your truck rental needs and wishes on your Special Day are the reasons By why Frank Pombo's Bethwood now enjoys Its reputation Reebok • Avia SEARS as New Jersey's Most Celebrated Wedding SpeclalistI *Etonic »_Eoot Joy -imjr Sran cmlil c.nl .1 milhflmt.1 CtO& Tt Our Banquet Salcn Stqffto Available •llMnbulinnn MmIncitnhinnnit n~jrjw lluilurlofflnt UIM63-IUS HGtltSI To Meet With You Tucnday through Sunday Lotto • Kaepa Partit'H from 30 to 7X0 315 Mlllburn Avo • Millburn • 376-6094 Kosher Catering Now Available M0N.SAV10-B 30 • M0N& THURS 10 0 Page 18 Early Spring Portfolio Early Spring Portfolio Page 19 NEWVERNON HARDING TOWNSHIP UNDER CONSTRUCTION Post-Modern.Contemporary-Coleniahnestled amid majestic oaks on 3.7 levol'acros. Cathedral Ceiling.Entry Foyer, 3 separate.sunken areas in MBR, FR, DR, 1st Floor-Spacious Master BR suite w/lpl and Jacuizi; LR w/fpl and 9' coiling;. Formal'DR; Family Room w/fpl, built-ins and having entry into.rriiilji- Wood level, Wolmanizod Docks 'w7Jacuzzi:.doligh)ful gourmet Kitchen featuring 2 .story glass in Breakfast Room; laundry; lav.: 2 sweeping staircases lo 2nd floor; 4 generous sized Cabinet Fronts BR'S73"Bathsplusglganlicltirdfo70flicoTTol.allTll)0"sb7inil marvploiis living aroa. 3 Not a plastic or laminate car garage, 4 zonod HA heat.w/4 zoned AC: vacuum systom, gracolul columns, plus humorous other -'features and amontios, Priced to soil quickly. $895,000. •' '• • Our Door-^nd Drawer Fronts are UNIQUE OPPORTUNITY, to own this lovely 3 BR expanded ranch located solid Oak •Cherry • Maple in one ol Now Vornori's most desired areas. Grounds are'.-beautiliiily landscapod yv/specimen .plantings, retaining the natural strands of lowering.pines on 3.7 acres, Traditional Raised.Panel Designs";• Gracious LR w/fr. door opening to enclosed patio. Formal DR; huge country kit. and ox- Cabinet frames and sides pansivo.FR w/lp. Master BR w/bath. V bath and 2 add'l BR w/bath on 2nd II, Room to expand, 2 car garago plus add'l slorago,.jhjs,ongaging homo,enjoys all of Iho privacy re-surfaced in matching wood and charniNewVernon has to offer. Priced at $469,000> •.-•'.- . New Countertbps, Installed BERNARDSVILLE Free Estimates 277-3211 BEAUTIFULLY DECORATED AND IN MINT CONDITION; Bright and airy, spacious.quality easily maintained almost 1 year old CONTEMPORARY RANCH with redwood siding and Vermont stone. Professionally landscaped on 3 privato robin wood inc. acres on side of hill.with views overlooking babbling brook in superb location. Sunken formerly •'•'•: living room.with cathedral ceilings, dining room with casomnht window wall, family joom with raised hearth, stone fireplace, dock, library/giiosl room. bath, laundry in- chern-clean of (summit T3T cluding washer & dryor, modern kitchon with skylight,.breakfast aroa with picture win- 111 park ave. (next to Masco Sports) ' dows, and powder room, Master bedroom.with dressing aroa, bath with skylight, shower Jacuzzi tub; ? additional bodrooms-and bath'.' Domestic quarters.with separate en- Est.1973 ••; ••;•• ••-;• Fully Insured ; trance, and bath with ceramic'tilo-shower. Many additional -features.- Offered at $575,000. •", ,,-'•. ."• ,-..' . '..-'• . •.•'. .,-•••"•. . .-.;-.. • •' ROMANCE OF COUNTRY LIVING accented by oxtraordinary architec- tural nuancos.& structural quality are lound in this exceptional 3 BR contemporary. En- joy the rclaxod inlormahly ottered in the comfortable open interior with cathedral ceil- ings; palladion windows, arid many built-ins. Dine off the groonhouso and onjoy the peace and'; tranquilily. of, 5 wooded acios. Custom kilchon include sub-zero relrig./lieozorw/add'l amenities, LR and Don includo biiill>iris and lovely wet bar area. MBR w/tialhroom suite inc. stoam/show, jacu!!i2'i'baths, Add'l rooms lo enlarge with 2 car. garago. Combine Iho privacy ol the oxclusivo area with the convonionco oi .major highways for a unique lifestyle.'Offered at $540,000. •• CHATHAM TOWNSHIP EXECUTIVE home with'(ireat expansion possibilities. Situated in prestigious Chatham Highlands,, perfect lor the growing family..This.newly • decorated .throo WyPriniing Bedroom, two Bath ranch with dark stained lloors aiid-.injw carpeting'offers, allying Room with.fireplace, formal Dining Room, now Eat-in Kilchon, Family Room with built-, ins, and a brick floored Florida Room with slidjng.glass.doors to private fenced yard.. Stairway in Entry Hall loads to'largo dprmed second story with oxpandablo space lor. 290 MILLBURN AVENUE two or throe mor'o Bedrooms and Bath. A very fine olloring at $28s,auu. : ; . GFrampagne by Dom Ferignoh MlLLBUttN, N.J. 07041 •',.:'...''. •;',-.- ;•;;'•;• MADISON / '':'-:-''. : birocUy flcroua Ironi iho MiliLuirn boat Olllnc* NgW LISTED COUNTRY.CpLON.iAL.Tfiom the momont.you.onior- the center hall yiii arc envoioped by its warmth and charm. Originally built in 1790 with additions-in. 1835 and .ISS^IfinisraTBiiiOvrbalh homo has. boon lovingly cared for and complololyrodbcoratod. This homo features formal living room and din- (201)379-1515 inn room, 2 fireplaces and a now sun drenched family room, The now master bedroom, WaHs and and hath have vaulted ceilings and skylights, Situated on beautifully landscaped pro- perty with many matiiro Irons, this homo is "ono ol a kind" and not lobe missed. 01- loledat$395,900,'.•' / •• -— '..-•• '.••—-:—..•••' .- our New 2- Color Pressl&nd : ; : : : : Xerox High-Speed Duplicator, :.- ; ''"- .-:. ;; '.''•; ••. MENDHAM * ,V- •• ,: ".' : tsXQUISITEi'S ACRE BUILDING SITE. Imagine being nestled away there's rioihIng we can't do In oil a privato tree-lined road alongside a babbling brook, You are in a world of sorone Iranquility, high-on a wooded hillside, a lively spot to build a homo ol your dreams.- a flash! './'•;-'^V: •"•,•; ••.•:''„:'•-:y-' : This land is a purer' tloligllt-rand rarely comos on the' markot; CALL NOW TO SEE. LINENS* VINYLS* HANDPRINTS::» PXPER*WEAVES*GRASSCLOTHS To see these and other choice homes call . See us for all of your Business, • •-'••• . -v; .-., WINDOW TREATMIENTS: v^-"-": '-\; : ;: ' ; Industrial, Social, or Personal • BALLOONS* SOFT PLEATED * FLAT ROMANS ' SOFT LIGHTS -^-:—_L. printing nfeieds. .'.'.-/ /,; : ; RiEMLTOR DOUBLE LAMINATED VERTICALS &! STRINGS • MICRO AND MINI BLINDS 95 East Mt. Pleasant Ave, • Livingston; NJ ^992-64&4 / WHEN ,YOU NEED MORE THAN DNE, Memljen of Morrit, Somortet A Summit Board of Rstltori - ~r':':.' •'"' Open Monday through Friday 9:30-5, Thiirsday till9, Saturday till 4:30 WE GET THE JQB DONE,. J Village Rd, New Vernon 266 MMN ST., MADISON '':•,•- Conycnlcntiy Locnteil Next to Eppes Essen ,. •-... • '.;..-.'. .'., -.- ; 540-0660 '- 1201)377-3454 Page 20 Early Spring Portfolio Early Spring Portfolio. Page 21 ' BOUTIQUE PUT YOUR COMIORT IN THE RIGHT HANDS at Short Hills European craftsmanship Fashion for Today at an and Tomorrow All-American FINAL WINTER 1924 COAI, MXIVKRV WAGON 40 Chatham Road Fully AMenibled Short Hills SALE! Guaranteed 379-7533 Hrs: Mon.-Fri. 10-6 OUR ENTIRE STOCK Sat. 10-5 OF WINTER COATS Daywcar, Accessoiies and Bags REDUCED EXPERT SERVICE & SALES 21 Industrial Place, Summit • 273*0003 /, cii»i«itrii--., .,'."'" Handnliade and Casual Every week Special Events Winter Clearance Sale v.vi.ri, • ORIGINAL RETAIL PRICES WO OOIJLAKS 20% OFF m urMturs »»a sues rim Remit whorvloiwing ALL WOOL COATS This.coupon qnlillos film lor procossing bonrer.ioS2discounl ACT1VEWEAR ALL ZIP OUT COATS ALL STORM COATSl And Selected ALL QUILTED COATS May 31,1986 DANCEWEAR ALL PANT COATS Including items \\ already marked down 50%— FINAL CLEARANCE • TWO WEEKS ONLY!! ON WINTER PRESENT OH, DKlJVERV TRUCK (expires 3/15/86) Wt are cclcbrnlins our willi iIn•. ml • ALL BARGAIN PRICED AT u> be used 61sl year ' ttilh nn> cither promotion Serving I In; lonimnnily from Skirts " "The Photosraphic Problem Solvers" llic Mime locnllon and 1 he JAG wmc fnniily ownership Merona^» Sweaters CHATHAM LIVINGSTON MILLBURN WOOLLEY FUEL CO. •• Flexat'ard • Blouses VILLAGE CAMERA CAMERA in nisdiin /insulin tiiuiniM lit H\I mi in it i Coordinates Off Original Prices CAMERA MART- _ SHOP 39 S. Livingston Ave. "The Courtyard" 12 Ilurni'tl Avcniic ul .S|irin|>ficlil Avoinic 290 Millburn Ave., Millburn; Kl.J. Chatham Livingston Millburn Muplewoml, Phone: 762-7400 (Adi. to Post Office)-; ! . 635-6223 992-8383 376-0524 PHONE 376-8650 * •Not valid with any 387 Millburn Ave. 120,Lenox Ave. 127 Rt. 27 OPEN 10 AM TO 5:30 P.M. other promotions or discounts Millburn, NJ Wcstfleld, NJ E • Bdautifully— We'll you'll got ' develop bright, ylvld color 7)6 prints time alter lime. your film: •ExportlyMWo'ro a member of • Quickly—In just one hour '• tho KODAK COLORWATCPP Birthday Small Petit Fours \\you wish..1 ...,.::•• Syslom using only KODAK Bridal Small Cream Puffs Paper, KODAK Chomlcals and • • Conveniently—Shop, have Kodak's .TECHNET" center lor Baby Small Tarts lunch, gb To a mooting! thon " computerized quality control, Anniversary Small Dinner Rolls pickup your prints. Hot Cross Buns 41 Ma iff St., Millburn, N.J. 467-3*36 427 Springfield Ave 277 6052 Between Charlie Brown and the coyrtyard •,' Summit, N.J. ' 277-0014 I^IFREEReg. Price! • $1.75 SUCCESSFUL OPEN HOUSES—Leigh Lyons, who joined Weichert Realtors recerttlTW Short Hills is congratulated by Weichert Short Hills manager Richard Turner on some suc- SOFT cessful Sunday open houses. Leigh has sold several houses to people who came to look at FLYING SUNDAES the homes at the Sunday event. V :; ^ 0 . : •-:.•' Buy out tundtt u our npu/ir low pilct The best choices on the local Real Estate market can be found at the WEICHERT SUN- SAUCERS, g»t inothtr Tha oriolnil, round lc« ercim DAY OPEN HOUSES. Weichert open houses are advertisied every week in the local iittdwlch ,,, and Kill tha Baitl Ourmoil popular uhahom* Ham papers and the familiar yellow Weichert signs mark the locations. For further informa- tion, contact the Weichert office at 376-4545. CALL ABOUT WEICHERT'S NEW GUARANTEED WEEKLY ADVERTISING. $1.00 OFF Price with this coupon mu/uzam SHORT HILLS Weichert 32 MAIN ST. OFFICE OPEN 505 Millburn Avenue Realtors (CORNER EiSSEX ST.) SEVEN MILLBURN Short Hills, New Jersey FRESHEST ICE CREAM DAYS (-201) 376-4545 124 OfficesThroughout 379-1909 the Metropolitan Area • THt ICt CREAM MCTOBIf.,. where you seeCel/utot, ice cream made Iresft everyday! Page 24 fearly Spring Portfolio You can tell that we love Short Hills. Just come to the store we've made new And by all means drop-by our Deli Corner for lor you. everything lrom Homemade Salads lo Parly -Plattersto-grind*your-own Gourmet Coffees. Here, there and everywhere, the only things .-thal-haven'fcchanged-are-the=faeeSi -From-tfie-Fresrr=€rrrPasta in our'hisiana to the Fresh-Cut Flowers in our Gardner's Corner, •€omc to our Seafood Corner for the finest we think~you'll agree that the store at fresh fish in town. 778 Morris Turnpike is something to see, StGpTby our Butcher's Corner for the Prime And all the Kings men and all the Kings women Meats, Custom Cuts and Gourmet Main Courses can't wait to see you. This week and cvciy week. at our Service Meat Counter. Let oiir Farmer's Corner offer you the Our General Store convenience of a Fresh Salad Bar and a Manager, Bob Boyd, Fresh Juice Stand. invites you to discover all the new Come to our Grocer's Corner for _ i things at your everything from our Specialty Foods to Short Hills Kings. our Cbokware Boutique. Take home everything from Homemade Muffins, Tarts and Croissants to David's Cookies made right in our Baker's Corner. Count on our Kings Kitchen for .specially Prepared Foods from appetizers to entrees. S&H Green Stamps are our way of thanking you for shopping at Kings. ' Kings 778 Morris Turnpike, Short Hills SS^f^o^appolntment: ' n y dlVerse Work ln Real Key Punch Operator F/T - . • V- ?CALL;MARGE. Vr ' Reaching over 175,000 readers In the Union Leader^pringlleld Leader, Mountainside Echo,, , 3791938•'.-'•: .•.'.'- • .••• '. •—••.374-SSOp." •••;.••.'•••' ,-'• t "DENTALASSISTANT • Lab Assistant/Phlebotomist F/r . Chairslde, full. time. Want a Kcnllworlh Leader, The Spectator in Roselle a, Roselle Park and the Linden Leader • Also in _L_SANDLER« WORTH jasgsTs combination with the News Record of Mapiewood and South Orange, VVest Orange Chronicle, CLERICAL/ great |ob» Take/mine. I'm Maintenance F/T | Route 22, Springfield, NJ . moving -away. Must havo East Orange Record, Orange Transcript, The Independent Press, Glen Ridge Paper, Irving'qn RECEPTIONIST experience, I'll s,tay to help. Maintenance P/T Ewes 5-9 P.M. Herald and Vallsburn Leader, . BANKING PART TIME Goodj salary. Good people; Needed to service Weight loss Good boss. Millburn Medical Records File Clerk F/T organization. Day and evening frpfessional Building, csir openings available ln~~your 374^244, evenings 447-8554. Medical Technologist F/T TRANSIENT CLASSIFIED RATES C L ASS IFIE D DISPLAY area. We will train. Must have own transportation Salary Medical Transcribers FT/PT-—' Classified.Display-open rate (commissionablo) 30 words (commissionable) (minimum) S5 35 -) times or more . .54 50 per inch Crestmont Federal with 5900 million In assets and 21 of- plus Commission, Call Mon DATA ENTRY — Nursing Clerk P/T Each additional 10 words or less. •, Sl.SO. Each additional 10 words .... $1.00 Contract rates for ads that run on consecutive weeds fices throughout New Jersey, has unlimited |ob oppor- Frl 9am 5pm (201)992 8400 tunities for you. ;. :•.•,•.'• !;•':. • ™ IF SET IN ALL CAPITALS — •I limes . • v • . " . 18 54 per inch net OPERATOR. ••••- ParkingMAttendant P/T - We have experienced and entry level, full and part time CHILD CARE- needed for Mall order ..firm seeks ar- .10 word! or less (commissionable),...... 55.25 J limes or more. ..14.50 OvorJ times, * . ,. 17.70 per inch not positions for those wtio are good with figures and enjoy teachers 2 year old sonticulate and personable, full Receptionists F/T . Each additional 10 words or less. S1.00 Each additional lp words...... S1.5Q workinwrking witwith people. Call us to see how our schedule fits In Warm, loving, responsible time assistant to perform data with yours. Classified Box Numbers available — S5.00 WlMiVnnr* r person required. Full or part entry, typing and CRT. PTC,' Registered Nurses F/T Bordered Ads — Add $4.00 [ time My home or yours Call Mapiewood. 741-4344. . ___C)assiflcd Ads are navablc within 7 days . -Full-and/orPart t|me posltlOnTavallable In. Typist F/T f .;••' • . ..• ~ — ~~UinbN/E55EX-COM BO~R ATETS W« offer uctlltnl uUrlts plus compwy piid bfMfibwitlimwl DRIVER/HELPER- Dally 12 UNION/ESSEX COMBO RATES 1 CLASSIFIED DISPLAY •South Plalnfield (F/Tft P/T ) CARPET-lnstalllng Team. positJom. If intensted, call Perjonrwl,277S633. jl» 04 per Inch Experienced Must have own to 4 pm. Famllfar with Union TRANSIENT CLASSIFIED RATES Classllled Display opon rate (commlsslonable) •Westfield (F/T) van, tools and Insurance Send County • Apply Kenllworth 4to4woeks . . . (17 OS per inch references to Classified Box ^**tt MduAtG>>+44, p. A 114,98 per Inch •Morrittown (F/T) i 30words (commlsslonablo) (minimum) SI0 00 7 to 53 weeks 4419, County Leader IX SUMMIT AVENUE •SUMMIT. NEW JERSEY 07901 Newspapers, 1291 Stuyvesant Additional 10 words or less S3.00 •Mountainside (F/T) DEADLINE FOR UNION_COUNTY PAPERS IS 1:00 P.M. TUESDAY Avenue, Union, New Jersey Classified Box Number . , SS.00 COMPETITIVE SALARY 07083, -ttnnntpcrunt 57.00 CLEAQLUIF POP tn< PllMMlMr: |fc) rnumn i<: <-nn P mi utnuDA-Y—— DENTAL ""FttAMEHODRS CARPENTERS HELPER HOUSEKEEPIHC7 IF VOU LOOKING Wanted. Experience helpful ASSISTANT LAUNDRV AIDES FOR AN Friendly team oriented 2 BENEFITS PACKAGE Call between 4pm 9pm. 48B Join our team of caring OPPORTUNE... ,':•• 5079. man practice X ray A.L. Williams can give you • license benoflts, salary professionals caring for 1. AUTOMOTIVE _ 3. EMPLOYMENT 5. SERVICES OFFERED, 7. PETS 9. RENTALS r- the oldorly Is an Im- one. We. are the largest CALL 7634700 EXT.34. , commensurate with markotlng organization In our qualifications Union portant |ob Receive CLERICAL training to Incrcaso your Industry. Our philosophies and INDEX: 2. ANNOUNCEMENTS 4. INSTRUCTIONS 6. MISCELLANEOUS^ - 8. REAL ESTATE 10. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES area. Please call 994-0099. products we offer are superior We are an established and skills Flcxlblo schedules growing retail chain seeking avallablo Competitive to. any In the market. Our flH_jD_Vpnt.ory clerk with a salary and benefits company Is so unique that we minimum three years office EASY Assembly Workl have-been-able to do the' Im- $400 00 per 100 Guaranteed Apply In person AUTO ACCESSORIES AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE ENTERTAINMENT CHILD CARE HELPWANTED experience Good salary, possible-become No! 1 In our 1 benefits and opportunity for Payment No oxpcrlonco/No Industry. In only 8 short years: EXCELLENT In home child Sales Details send self MERIDIAN NURSING How did we. dp It? Wo turned 2-1980 VW RABBITS- 1-Gas, 1 ASSISTANTMANAGER advancement In a smoke free BUY-WISE 1971 CHEVY NOVA-4 cylln EAST COAST care. TLC ana audio/visual congenial atmosphere. addressed stamped envclopo CENTER WESTFIELD the life' Insurance business dor, automatic. Call 964 B31/ Diesel, 4 door, 4 speed, air learning program as they BARTENDERS- Part time. ELAN VITAL'Number 4248, Into -a-people business. But Auto Parts conditioning, very good body/ ENTERTAINMENT I WILL TRAIN YOU - ISIS Lamberts Mill Road WHOLESALE grow 944 9274,944 5822 Fifty positions available In a Three nights Interviews CALL MRS. CLANCEY 3418 Enterprise Road, Fort Wostf leld, N J 07090 thats only the beglnnlng^of our To The Public Interior/mechanical con taken Thursday evening 8pm Pierce, Florida 33482 spectacular succossstoty, If dltlon 488 9421 or 484 2250 step by step training program g 8pm CLERICAL Open 7 Day: 1984 DATSUN SENTRA- 4 I-WIII babysit any age In my 10 pm, Looking Glass LLoungoounge 374-5500 233 9700. you'd like more Information No, 1 In Professional— Union home Call 487 4195 Learn and earn: 741 North Stiles St. Lid ; TYPING* EUROPEAN WOMAN- for W -Surn8-arrrtirt2pm~ door, a/c, automatic, am/lm, 1972 VW BUG- Good condition.' Liindenn . SANDLER/WORTH about how representing A.L. Wed 8. Sat bolge, . excellent condition, Disc Jockey ' > 925-5330. GENERALOITICE day work Must have own car Williams on a full or part time • $500 or bost offer. Call Scott MATURE MINDED MOM' $15,600- $26,000 Rt. 22, Shield, NJ and recent references Ranch GREAT OPPORTUNITY 7 30to5-45pm asking $4500, Call 2B3-0713. after 4pm at 484 4494 Enlettainmenll Pleasant personality and basis could change your whole Weokdays7:30 will take care of children International company Is BANKING home in Short Hills, 2 adults Growing Union Township La\ life call Kevin at 371-9457. ft Weddings* Bar mILtvah's Bmonths • 5 yoars In her homo. expanding Enthusiastic, good typing skills are a '81 DATSUN-310 GX, 5 speed 379 2042. F|rm seeks self motivated ant am to 7 p.m. 1977. VOI&RErAlrXcondition; References CalUSB B408 after energetic atmosphere, Im- must for this fast paced hatchback, sunroof, am Im power_brakfis,.RQWeLsteiirJngt Are Our Specialty radvertlslnproff Ice. Great- CUSTOMER SERVICE dependable persons tn mi twt •IWSU RANCE-BusyTnlurance^- cassette Groat condition— -5pm •- mediate employment for ^^P/^TEtLER~T^ ndustrlal Products' Mai Tull time positions 688-5848 4: cylinder, 59,oooW Ex people who are willing to working conditions,, offlce will train mature In- $2500 761-5886 cellent condition. "Ne' w bat- ; SP.RINGFIELD ; 'f, cbnvenjent Springfield Order .firm, seeks' bright, EXPERIENCED dividual. Must type and be A. COHEN MOTHER- Of toddler Will care acceptj-esponslblllty, Rocepflonlst-Clerk - genera tery, starter, exhaust, tune up for your child In my Union location. Call Johanna: detail-oriented Individual to able .16: communicate on ,. Vauxhall Section 1982 HONDA- Accord LX iandle telephone/order entry COOK office actlvltlos Includi phono. Congenial atmosphere, 2091 Springfield Ave Hatchback 46,000 miles, air Asking $2200 call 484 1587 home. Part time hours Carteret Savings, a.respected First Come First Served and rapidly expanding leader, hd follow-up. Typing and For INTERNATIONAL telephone answering, flllni (seasonal) Call Lois487-8020. —Union conditioning, AM/FM radlo- (201)233-8011 available. Unlon/Maplewood HOUSE OF PANCAKES and vory light typing area. Call 488 0753. , Mr. Lan( 2(1-1480 , has an Immediate opening for JRT .experience. PTC Exce"xcellon| t condition-Call 944 lAaplewood. 741-4344. .' in Union. 4 days a week Pleasant telephone per 5224 after 3 pm. AUTOS WANTED a P/T Teller:with a least 4 sonalltyamust AUTO DEMURS months cash .handling ex- both days and evenings, INSURANCE NEW JERSEY EMPLOYMENT WANTED perience. We offer excellent, CLERICALlBANKING^.vw i :•' v;; ••-'•'•^ '; •''.•^•-..'• '•' Please Call. Insurance agoncy seeking a MONEY SAVERS 1981 HONDA ACCOR D- 4 door, Phyllis Visco Secretary - strong typing (40 5 speed, air, power steering/ TOPWS TEENAGERS D.J.'S FREE- Lance Proofreading starting salary and a pleasant WPM), grammer and spelling professional type Individual '82 & '84 models at wholesale work environment. Please call Must have telephone per prices Call (or details brakes, am/fm stereo and editing. Superior work. MORTGAGE OPPORTUNITIES 686-6607 •sWIls—3"~ must, dictaphone cassette, 53,000 miles, original IN CASH We do any affair ACCOUNTS PAYABLE Susan Ohorl at 201324-151S, ; ,:> required, steno a plus but no sonallty Typing required CUSTOM LEASE 4(7-7400 Excellent References ' Call Our, leading financial Institution is expanding. We're look- Two, throb or flVo;days owner. Asking $4500 or best For ALL Cars & Trucks W« play ill types of music. 9441244, after 3 pm. We are an established and . Ing fora number of Individuals with a variety of taleni to necessary, pleasant telephone offer Days 548 4176, after (Spm •Weddlngs's*Bar - .-- ',:;^,CLERK/TYPISTS;;;;:-'-.' ^^.-': FOOD PREPARATION-' In Factory Service 1977 PLYMOUTH VOL ARE Is seeking a Teller Supervisor, v ; Stereo, auto, new. paint lob 0400 REWARD We offer competitive salary and o full benef lt package-In- gourmet shop Male/female Long Term Leasing WAGON- 4 cylinder, good with 2 years experience You eluding medical arid tuition refund. For Immediate con- Call 389 3773, after 1 00 MILLBURN transportation, good con- With cap Asking $800. Call 274 must have excellent Dif- GOVERNMENT-Jobs 114,040- 4035 sideration please confact.our Personnel Department at: $59,230 yoar Now hiring Call SHORT HILLS AUTOS FOR SALE dition $1400 Call 487-4785 PERSONALS ference and Cash Item Record 1 805 487 4000, cxt R 4991 tor after 4pm and the ability to work ef- 763-4700EXT.239 v V; CAN YOU USE 978 CHEVROLET CAPRICb FILE CLERK-Part time current federal list. ENTERTAINMENT 2 fectively with customers and afternoons to work In ac V8, a/c, power windows, door 1980 PLYMOUTH HORIZON- A TRUE PSYCHIC management.: locks, steering and brakes, 2 door hatchback, 4 speed, ACCORDlANIST-Duo or Trio KEY MAZDA countants offlco Filing, MRS. RHONDA zerozlng and miscellaneous "100.00 or more per week ~ aux lighting, AM/FM 0 track power steering/brakes, am/- to play at any home or hall READER A ADVISOR We Offer, stereo, good tires plus snows fm, air conditioning, rear office work Wost Orange, Car GAL/GUY FRIDAY John Lenard 353 0841 I give all types of Readings xr.... "IM STOCK" needed Call Mr Blumenfcld, Part time early morning work Excellent ride $2900 or best window defroster, sunroof and Advice I can and will help R Busy Union County office offer 376 0891, plus snows Good condition •Excellent Starting Salaries 3J5 0090 sooks bright person for Is available delivering the you where-others failed I Star Ledger to subscribers on 487 4245 have--been established In •Complete Benefits Including diversified office duties, some 232::::::::::: IMMEDIATE typinyp g holpful Full flme, year an established morning 1980 CHEVROLET- Chovette, Central Jersey Unlon,_slnce_1948,—By -ap Fulll TultlonJtolmliurMmMtlonJtolmliurMm t GOVERNMENT— JOBS- me, year •.Two-door-hatehT-^Manuali— 1979-TRANS AM- Black-Wlth CLERK- needed, mornlngsr~ round call-Mr-Mrs Davls-24Davl241 newspaper route In either of rod oaglo Excollent con polntment 484 9485 or 944 7289 DDentil l AAnd A Savingsi / part or full time Must type $14,040 *59,230/yr Now the above areas This Is a 75,000 mllos Good condition Disc Jockey Service 1243 Stuyvosant Ave .Union ~ Investment plan 2500 «. Astng $1,450 Call 688 3264 dltlon T roof, 43,000 mllos S^::^: DELIVER! and be reliable Nawrockl's Hiring Call 805 487 4000 Ext permanent position for a New transmission,, stereo; Porfoct for an occasslons For an Interview ap Pharmacy, Union, 488 8052 - CLERK TYPIST R 1448 for current federal list reliable person with a ear An starter Private owner Call Reasonable rates Weddings, CALL polntment, please call (22010 ) To advance to secretarial excellent way to supplement 1983 DATSUN- 280Z Prime Bar Mltvahs, Graduation CEMETERY PLOTS 354-7400, ext. 321 today | ; : position Full time Good v after 3 30 944 4454 .\ ^v.-CLERKWIST.;' : -_ 6AL/GUY- Friday Diver your Income with only a few condition. Fully loaded with Parties, Office Functions and HOLLYWOOD KEY OLDS/MAZDA typing and phone skills Some ^INSURANCE hours Involved each week any Personal or Business MEMORIAL PARK Full.tltne,po5ltlon, qoOd math sifled duties Heavy phone Customer. Service Rep, for T top 30,000 miles, sliver 1977 TOYOTA- Five speed, 4dO E. ST." GEORGE AVE. skills and typing'.'required: wr previous banking business Call 877 4222 or. 1 800 242 0850 oxterlor/sllver Interior $9,500 event gladly accoptcd Gethhosmane Gardens, contact Typing 40 45 wpm busy auto agency. In high Mileage, $500 or. best LINDEN, NEW JERSEY cdrpot-atlon's maln-eHle* In experience a plus. Call The Steno or speed writing 75 80 Kenllworth, Experience TOLL FREE or bost ofler. For ap offer 1981 ARIES K Wagon Mausoleums Offlco 1500 United Jersey Union Center National Bank, palntment call 564 7855, ask D.J. MARTY/D J.TONY Stuyvesant Ave, Union 486-5555 Millburn. Pleasant working wpm Will train on newpreferred. -Pleasant 42,000 miles, air conditioning, Bank/NA conditions and good benefits. Personnel Department, 488 computer system; Excellent surroundings. Good salalry NEWA~RK ~ VlRPORT- for Bill Mon Frl 10 am 3 automatic, $2500 487 4907 8620626 — 488 4300 9500, between the hours, 9 benefits Call 944 1200 ask for and benefits. Call Gladys at Positions available To start pm Elizabeth, New Jersey v ;: ^MEPE /.•../;.. vttii9tt.': •;•',;;.-;.| "hhi m.>»