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OVER 100,000 SERVED AUTO FOR SALE — Nancy Casavant of AUTOMOTIVE MERCURY COUQAR. '1988.2 door. Air con*, Sdmersworth, New Hamp- boned, power steering, power bakes, V6 shire takes delivery of the engine, automatic transmission. Exeiem con- Serving Rdhway and Clark car that shattered the dilion. $1,650. 973-376^710. 973-379-7088. record for Mercedes-Benz MERCURY TOPAZ. 1988 4. door, whita/ red. AUTO FOR SALE automatic transmission, power brakes, steer- sales in the U.S. Her car, a ACURA NTEGRA 1WB. 4 door, white, air ing, air conditioning, 81,000 miles. $2,150 1998 C280 sedan, was the conditioning, unroof. Cojood condition. Askinp, 973-763-1901. after 6pm. TW08KTK* $1500. 90^688-1274 or 908-6671606. 100,000th Mercedes retail- NISSAN SENTRA 1986, 5 speed. WbrUng condition, good tire*, ratable transportation, AUTO/ SEIZED COT From $150. Jacquar. ed in the U.S. in 1997. In minor body damage. West Orange location. Cocvott, Marcadaa, BnMr, Poncho, Honda, recognition of the milestone Asking $1000. 873-736-7720. «x4't. Truck* and mom. Local Salat Itting*. event, Mercedes-Benz Tol tr— 1-aOO-88»2292 aflwnion A 4000. RAM CHARGER, LE150. 1989. 4x4. automa-' Irving, Fulton sti be, V8, mint 78k. Truck tin*. 5 passenger awarded the vehicle to AUTO SPECIAL • $31.00tor 1 0 weeks prepaid. THIS Loaded. Blue/ silver. $4000. negotiable Cal OaMfflad tor detail. 800-584-8911. Casavant free of charge. 973-923-7471. Hal Whiteford, executive CARS FOR $100 or Bast Oflar. Saoad and SATURN SL1. 1982. 4-door, 5-speed or WEEK eyed for realignment vice president of Opera- aucoonad by OEA. FBI. IRS. AD modal*. 4wds. AMTO stereo cataeo*. S3K miles. Garaged, expressed ideas about keeping the lot bods, Gompulvre md moni. Your VM now! dean inside and out $4,100/ negotiable Call By Philip Sew Curran tions for Mercedes-Benz of 1-800-941^777 axwnelon C1B8. vacated once the building is demol- North America, presented 973-325-3303. Staff Writer CHEVY LUMMA. 1890. 65k mflas. 4-door. SEIZED CARS From $175. Porsches, Cadil-" NEWS Plans to improve Rafaway'* down- ished to provide a better view of the the C280 to Casavant at •Nee, hytaai la—, an uanaWan, AUi fit lacs CN»wi. BMW, favmt u* u —r-r-r> aaniMijwa —maa m» •aaallTimi ITIamJ_>afB»B|jam.Jl-- town trea may include realigning Irv- station. . t m the selling dealership, CBtaena, power brakas/ window*/tack*. Ask - WO-i. Your araa. Tol Ira* 1-800-218-9000 A new plan 1 rut area ot Ranway is targeted for ing $3500. 732-382-S740. anaraion A-5139 lor currant Mngtl oVaciory. ing and Fulton streets, making one Dreher-Holloway Inc. of Airplane noise opponents in street and having Irving Street handle massive improvements and redeve- Exeter, N.H. CHEVY VAN 1979, automatic transmiuion, TAURUS GL WAGON. 1993. Low mlat, naw brakat/ bras/. Air-bags, anti-lock brakas. third New Jersey have suddenly found two-way traffic again. lopment. Kennedy, who said be will am-lm radio, heater, only $600. Call saat, powar avtrything. Mni S7S00. Mburn. Daytdaave message 732-382-1618: Evening! several new fronts open up at likely enter this year's mayoral race 973-<27-2871. To do that, the city would have to 732-382-0053. Newark International Airport. purchase the Dombrowski property and challenge for a third term, Mercedes-Benz fuel economy races ahead VOLVO 240. BEIGE. 1968. 4-door. Air condt- DODGE CARAVAN SE. 1001. VS. BkM, auto unveiled his massive project in tion, powar windows, powar btaka*. Good Increased air traffic noise could and raze it. Currently, negotiators The new Mercedes-Benz M-Class gels better gas mileage than any other pre- converter "light-off." In general, there is no tradeoff in horsepower and torque AC. FWD.7pauengar. 1 owner. 84.000 milOT. $6.600. 906-964-8136. condition. Asking $3500. Call 374-2004 after have more causes than from the city are having the building December. mium sport utility vehicle, thanks in large part to its new-generation 215-horse- with the new three-valve technology compared to a four-valve design. In any 6om. Besides the Dombrowski property, DREAM MACHMES - got a picture of ycx» car? previously thought. appraised power V6 engine. According to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, the efficient, well-designed engine, exhaust valve size needs to be somewhat small- the city plans to acquire and demolish Run Ittor 4 waek*. only $40. Call Ctatsified at AUTO WANTED See Page Bl. Afterward, they will work on a sale M-Class tops its market segment with fuel economy ratings of 17 miles per er than the intake valve area. 900-564-6911 tor details. numerous old or dilapidated buildings with the property's owner. Hank gallon in the city and 21 mpg on the highway. The premium segment is com- ABLE PAYS TOP $$$ IN CASH throughout the city and use them for Mercedes-Benz was the world's first automaker to use innovative cast-in FORD EXPLORER XLT, 1997. Take over Dombrowski, said Mayor James J. prised of all SUVs with a base price over $28,000. lease peymanv option to buy. Mm. futy pow- Default is best? parking. silicon-aluminum cylinder sleeves with a low-friction surface that allows Cars, Trucks and Vans Kennedy. In December, the Rahway Mercedes-Benz designed its M-CIass sport utility vehicle to be compatible ered. 4-door. 4X4.6-cylinder. $336.87 monthly. The Union County Utilities piston-ring spring tension to be reduced by 50 percent. Thanks to a number of 732-409-467S. . City Council appropriated nearly $1.4 Smoyak Gas station, located across with the world around it. and All 4 Wheel Drivee Authority is in danger of the street from the Dombrowski prop- such friction-reducing measures, the internal "drag" of the new engine is 45 FORD TAURUS GL. 1992. Marcon. 4 door. million for that purpose. According to MGNA president Mike Jackson, "The curreni two-tiered stan- percent lower than other engines, and the efficiency pay-off for low haemal tuty loaded. EicaDam condition. 78.000 rrdes. defaulting on its $283 million in erty, is also targeted for demolition FREE PICK UP 7 DAYS After buying the property, the city dards may have made sense back when light trucks were driven mostly by far- friction means fuel savings, increased power and longer engine life. $5200. Cal 973-994-9620 or 973-994-9604. bonds. But incinerator along with the Moose Lodge and a will then look to relocate the store's mers and craftsmen, but it's clear that these types of vehicles are now being use FORD THUNDERBIRD 1991. Red. graal con- nearby diner. The new Mercedes-Benz engines also feature the longest intake pipes in the 1-300-953-9328 opponents are saying that this tenants who operate their businesses primarily for everyday family transportation. For this reason, we feel that SUVs diton, garaged kept, alarm system, fully Kennedy's plan calls for creating a industry, a plus which provides outstanding low- and mid-range power. Cast loaded, new bras. 50,000 miles. Price moot- might not be a bad thing. These out of it. should offer the same levels of safety and environmental protection as passen- able. Lori 973-763-3938. 908488-2929 downtown area into one that acccntu- into the supcr-lighweight magnesium intake manifold are long intake passages incinerators are facing reduced While Kennedy dismissed specula- gers cars." ate's the city's culture, commerce and which spiral around to each cylinder. Incorporated into the manifold are flaps, GRAND PROC. 1988. Ml loaded, al power, $$ CASH PAD $$ for used cars and truckT business thanks to a Supreme tion about changing the street as being In a feat many passenger cars have yet to attain, the super-clean M-Class cruise control. « whaal, power trunk nsteast. running or non-running condition Junk cars recreauoo. one for each cylinder, that are closed below about 3,700 rpm, forcing intake air 87* mies. $2850. batl offer. 906-862-3543. Court decision. Hank and Helen DombrowsW will be honored by the Center for Hope Hospice on premature, he did say it was an option sport utility yielded exhaust emissions of only 0.032 grams per mile of unbumt removed. Cal 1-688-625-1411 or Beeper A multi-million dollar recreation to take the "long route" through the manifold and build up prsssure waves 1-908-518-8713. Saturday. the city might consider. hydrocarbons, 0.25 gpm of carbon monoxide and 0.07 gpm of oxides of HONDA ACCORD. 1988. 4 door, manual PageBl. center is slated to be constructed on nitrogen. which boost the intake process and improve low- and mid-range torque. At 'ransmis«on, 4 cylinder, excellent running tt$WE PAY TOP DOLLARS Before that could be even be done, higher speeds, the flaps'open electronically, allowing intake air to take a short- condition, solid chasst, brand new brakes. land behind City Hail; and an arts The LEV and ULEV emissions siandards are being phased in gradually, and Rabway must have a traffic study per- cut — a more direct route to the cylinders — for maximum high-speed power Asking $3,400. 973-762-1565. THE ARTS guild was formed to attract artisans for the 1998 model year, 25 percent of each automaker's light-truck sales in For Your Junk Car formed to determine whether or not into Rahway, using the Union County and efficiency. HONDA ACCORD LXI, 1989. Btack. 4 door. City couple to be awarded 24 Hour Service. Call: the idea is feasible. California must be certified to the LEV standard. loaded. 123.000 mies. Excellent running corv Arts Center as a major draw. In general, the new-generation Mercedes-Benz powcrplants get up to 40 per- In a critical evaluation of both real- world performance and design excellence, draon. Asking $2600. Can 973-226-1559. To do it, the city would have to But that program encountered diffi- 9am-8pm. cent lower exhaust emissions, 13 percent better fuel-efficiency, are 25 percent the new-generation 3.2-litcr V6 engine from Mercedes-Benz was recently 908-688-7420 by Center for Hope Hospice expand Irving Street oo its left-hand culty last week when the dry rejected lighter in weight, and have a broader torque range than previous Mercedes named one of the Best Engines of 1998 by "Ward's Auto World," the noted HONDA CIVIC DX. 1989. 4-door, $2950. ne- side, a move which requires leveling all 16 bids it received because they gotiable. Air-condfcon, power steering, soreo By Scan Dally said it is "very, very clcwe to us." engines. The new engines feature two spark plugs per cylinder, and the dual • industry trade magazine. In their coverage of the new Mercedes-Benz engine, speakers, body good condition, dean. 124.000 TRUCKS FOR SALE the Dombrowski property. The fjtop- were too high. The low bid was Staff Writer "There isn't a finer organization in the world," said ignition system activates the twin spark plugs one after the other in quick succs- "Ward's" editors said, "This is a solid, technically significant new engine mia*. 973-761-8780. 9am-9pm. CHEVROLET SUBURBAN. 4X4 hattm. 1985 erty, which houses a shoe store, pizza $436^00 higher than what a city 130K miles. New rwjr/ transrnsaov m* Hank Dombrowski has complained that be gets in the Hank. The organization and Father Hudson and i'eggy HONDA CMC- DC 1990. 4-door. 5-cpeed. sion rather than simultaneously, with electronically varied "stagger" for range." "Ward's," which conducts the only competitive evaluation of automo- Seats 10. Asking $7000. Cat 732-815-1022 shop and a grocery among other ten- mginffT estimated last mmmwr what power t Merino, brakes, windows, air concfton- Rakway Progress when the city tilts about knocking Colooey were just fantastic, open hearted people. There cleaner-burning combustion and smoother, stronger performance. tive powerplants, ran comprehensive tests of 28 different engines over a two- after 7pm. ants, stands in front of the new, S12 ng. ratio cassette. Original owner, good core*- down one of mi buildings on Irving Street wasn't anything that they wouldn't do for anyone." the center would cost to contract month period. > tol. CM 073-762-1360. million train station that NJ Transit is The new Mercedes-Benz engines use innovative three-valve-per-cylindcr Well, he's in the Progress again. But, this time, it's for A hospice is a facility where the incurably and terminal- City officials do not expect that to Use Your Card... ixx *h* in*i rff of rviViiTiff technology to reduce exhaust emissions dramatically, over 40 percent during In addition to the "Best Engine" accolade, the new M-Class has won many of JEEP GRAND Cnarofcaa Umitad, 1994.49,000 something else. ly skafare cared Cor.Tie Center rorTtopeHospicelaf its delay the center's f the critical warm-up state when much of engine emissions are produced. There maa*. aasatant oondWon. Serious buyers onty In recent months, Kennedy however. this year's top automotive awards. Among these, the new M-Class was voted Cal John 973-763-9674. That """Hhing else" is Hank and Helen Dombrows- office in Linden with two residential facilities is Enxabath, is less surface area at the exhaust port, relative to a comparable four-valve the North American Truck of the Year by an independent jury of 48 top automo- ki's wotk at the Center for Hope Hospice in Union County. but most patkbts are cared for in their engine, which dramatically reduces exhaust heat loss between the engine and tive journalists and was named "Motor Trend" Truck of the Year by their Quick And They will be receiving~an award, the Father Hujlaon Awatfe. Helen actually volunteers ber time at the p the catalytic converter. This translates to higher exhaust temperature and earlier editors. 973-746-3642. Convenient! — namrtl iftrr a m fminiirT nf thr hmpirr Fahrr HiarUyj people rides, feeding and sitting with patients £jaatt giving Razzle Dazzle hearing Hodno. who died last year — for their yean of wortefd famty anubus a break in caring for patien|KMri»Dc. !j die hospice on Fab. 08 ia Lindas. - Union County v Buick ishavinga... The award, whicfi is given aonoaBy, had originally been "WaTfelt like we were blesatTita taWWe felt like postponed to next week Yjam students Hope Weinstein called the Ray Russo Award, after the first patient at the we wanted to ao someomg. and Emio Hernandez star in new By Seaa Miy hearing. Beglin bad put a aeuauuiry hospice. It's lomething that she h" "hands-on experience" with, Staff Writer rratraining order on the club that pre- production through Sunday. They're•jnat an example of individuals who were touch- she said. The Razzle Dazzle Runway will vented it from having live entertain- See Page B3. ed by the work, really impi eased by the wotk of Coloney Her sister, Florence, was a nurse at St. Elizabeth Hospi- have to wait a week for its time in ment The purpose of the bearing is lo and Hudson — they're really good people — and they tal when the hospice started in the late 1970s; no one is court determine whether the *nnM^^ij| PRESIDENTS MONTH wanted to help out," said Mark Wegryn of the Hospice. exactly sure when it started. At that time, Hudson was the On Monday, the office of Superior restraining order will stay in place Helen said she was "very, very honored. I don't know if hospital's chaplain and Coloney was the bead nurse. Flor- Court Judge Edward Begun Jr. told until a bearing oo the actual charges. SNOW ALERT I'm so deserving, but be was a dear friend and we admired ence wound up being a patient of the Center for Hope Hos- the Rahway Progress that the go-go Four dancers and six patrons were School* superintendents will him very much and it's an honor to receive it" pice when she was stricken with cancer. club's court hearing on prostitution arrested at die Routes 1*9 club on use our Infosource hot line to The Center for Hope Hospice is not the only organiza- Despite this early experience and all her time volunteer- charges, scheduled for Tuesday, had Jan. 28 after a three-month krvestiga- tion (he Domhrowskis have helped in the past. Fqrthe BEST SAVINGS alert parents to school closings ing with the hospice, Helen said this work is "not all as been postponed. The prosecuting tioo into prostitution at the dub. Pros- during inclement weather. They have raised $16,000 for the Make-a-Wish Founda- dreary u you think.'' Not all the people she cares for are attorney bearing the case had to attend titution in this case is H^finwH as sex- Ifl Railway nadr- » hmriot in Paasaic County and coold iial activity ~~ including the fouchint (908) 686-9898 and enter have held numerous fundraisers at the Starlight Lounge. "In fact, some are quite spry for their age and, for some not be in Union County that day. of genitals, buttocks or female breasts people, it's quite remarkable bow cheerful they are in the Selection No. 7006. But, when talking to tbe^Dombrowskis, you get the feel- The bearing, which is set for next — in return for something of econom- ing that the Hospice is somehow spactai to them. Helen face of coming to the end," she said. Annual For Union County College, Tuesday, is a preliminary injuction ic value. See JUDGE, Page 2 parents can call (908) 686-9898 Over 125New Vehicles and enter Selection No. 7013. To Choose From! Vernau's Full-day FINANCING NEW MEDIA closes doors ON ALL NEW'97 & '98 CASH kindergarten OLDSMOBILE MODELS' BACK* Get local updates throughout at 41 years targeted the week. Call our Infosource By Philip Sean Curran Daily hot line at Staff Writer By NEW'98 BUICK Staff Writer 1998 BUICK 1998 BUICK (908) 686-9898, The noise from the trains thai zoom Rabway could have full-day kin- CENTURY PARKAVENUE overhead still reverberate through RARKAVE. ULTRA NTRGUE Selection 7515. dergarten classes by the year 2001. Vemeau's Drug Store like they have The Board of Education is studying Web site for close to a century. changing me half-day Undcrganeu Visit our site on the World Wide "I don't even bear it anymore," said classes at its four elementary schools Dan Podcll, who has operated the Web, which can be accessed at to full-day classes because of a state store on the comer of Irving and Cher- htip7/www.localsource.com/ ™nri»i* for full-day kindergartens by Per Mo. . ry streets for the past 41 years. "You the year 2000. The board's Buildings 4-Dr.AjtoTrans.31LV-6.P/MSBrks.P/S.M: Dual Air $ 4-Dr Auto Trms W00. fflwD. 3*j v-6. P/ABS Brta. P/S. 4-Dr. AUB Tm WOO. FRWD. Supwdargid 3 JL \li P/ABS Lease/ miss it if it's not there," he said. 8»osP/w«(WU*$B»cTn*HitB*ch«liii|.BrO1259139t 9 449 and Grounds Committee has *»»*n A&CiraatCaiDifcft Ma Ma nMSnMM«rkf
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RAHWAY PROGRESS THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26. 1998 — PAGE 3 PAGE 2 — THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1998 RAHWAY PROGRESS - CLARK EAGLE Welcome Judge postpones hearing COMMUNITY CALENDAR Councilman seeks prison workers Getting cleaned up to the RAHWAY PROGRESS for Razzle Dazzle club The Community Calendar it prepared by the Rahway • Family Math will be held in the Intermediate to clean the parks in township Progress to inform residents of various community School Horary from 6:30 to 8 p.m. (Continued from P»ge 1) pitied an ordinance preventing club* Bienko and Lexington Parks. Giordano in particular criticized activities and governmental meetings. To give your March 6 By Sean Daily How to reach us: Stephen Milazzo, the bar's attor- like the Razzle Dazzle Runway from SUIT Writer Donofrio welcomed the extra Hatch for bypassing tbe mayor, call- The Rahway Progress is published community events the publicity they deserve, mail your • A fish and chips dinner catered by Argyle's will be ney, has said he will fight the restrain- operating within 1,000 feet of a manpower. ing it a "new tactic" of Bill Carnio. every Thursday by Worrall schedule to Rahway Progress, P.O. Box 3109, Union, held in the St. Mary's auditorium, 232 Central Ave., If you do tbe crime, you do tbe ing order against the club. He filed church, school or home. The John F. Community Newspapers, an 07083. Rahway. from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. The cost is $10 per per- time. 'Tbe parks in Clark need a lot of Giordano, the campaign manager papers to that effect in court last Tues- Kennedy Community Center, Friend- independent, family owned son, which includes refreshments and desserts. Take- In Union County, that could mean work," be safd. "It takes a lot of work for EUenport's re-election campaign newspaper company. Our offices are day, saying that whatever nuisance ship Baptist Church and several Pre-school registration out orders are available. For tickets or information, call cleaning up Clark's parks. and it. takes a lot of money." two years ago. is a frequent critic of located at 1291 Stuyvesant Avenue, existed at the club when police made homes are within 1,000 feet of the Union. N.J. 07083. We are open Eileen at (732) 388-8610 or Kathy at (732) 634-6162. Second Ward Councilman Lyle Donofrio said his department did Caruso, Hatch's campaign manager their arrest has since abated. Milazzo club. All of them are on East Hazel- • Registration for preschool/and kindergarten for the horn 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. every weekday. The event is sponsored by the Ladies Ancient Order of Hatch announced last week that be not have tbe manpower to maintain for his unsuccessful mayoral bid could not he reached for comment on wood Avenue and are accessible by 1998-99 school year in now open. Parents may contact Call us at one of the telephone any school Tor registration information. Registration Hibernians. would attempt to get county SLAP Dark's parks, nor the money to get against Ellenport. numbers listed below. Monday. foot by the closed Lawrence Street will be conducted daily between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. • Mother Seton Regional High School will sponsor workers for maintenance work on the more workers. The Recreation The restraining order was issued bridge. township's "pocket parks." Department relies on the Department Voice mail: Today its annual event at 7:30 p.m. in the school auditorium. Giordano added, "If Hatch says that three weeks ago at the request of Rah- of Public Works for much of the Our main phone number, 908-686- The ordinance was later overturned • Exercise class will be held at the Rahway Senior General admission is $5. Advanced sale tickets at $4 "Our pocket parks are in dire need our parks are in bad shape, then I want way City Attorney Louis Rainone, he maintenance but, said Donofrio, it has 7700 is equipped with a voice mail by Beglin, saying that the council can- Center from 10 to 11 a.m. A speaker will discuss "Gar- may be purchased at the school office any weekday of help." said Hatch, adding, "I think him to come down and tell tbe guys system to better serve our said, "because we believe they were a other jobs to do in town. not pass such a restriction. But Janu- dening Without Chemicals" at the center from 1 to 3 from 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. or at Bingo on Saturday and it is essential that parks be that" customers. During regular business nuisance and constituted a house of Sunday evenings. For more information, call the school revitalized." "It's been neglected for years. It hours, a receptionist will answer your ary's arrests may affect that ruling. p.m. prostitution." Rainone is not involved hasn't just popped up. Tbe parks have call. During the evening or when the Friday at (732) 382-1952. According to Joan Nagel, coordina- Tbe SLAP workers are all convicts in the case in any other way. office is closed, your call will be Beglin did uphold another 1993 • Line dancing will be held at the Rahway Senior March 8 tor of tbe SLAP program, a squad of been neglected for years," he said. who have been sentenced to Union The club has not been popular with answered by an automated piece of legislation from the council, Center, Esterbrook Avenue, from 10 to 11 a.m. Tai Chi • The Gran Centurions extend an invitation to an workers — five or six people con- But Ellenport and Public Works County Jail; these convicts, all con- receptionist. the Rahway city government. Rahway this one preventing clubs like the will be held from 11:30 a.m to 12:30 p.m. and again indoor craft show at the Gran Centurions, 440 Madison victed of traffic violations or minor Superintendent Carmine Giordano victed of minor crimes, have the has taken several measures to nuke Razzle Dazzle Runway from ownine Hill R^H ri.A, from 10 a.m. lo 4 p.m. There will be crime!; and a Sheriffs officer — will 1 with Hatch's assess- option of serving .their sentence* in To subscribe: from 1 to 2 p.m. and 2;3O to 3;3O p.m. life harder for the go-go club, at least a liquor license. The club alio does • The Intermediate School will host a Sadie Hawkins crafters from throughout New Jersey many with Easter be coming to Clark on March 25. ment of the town's parks. tbe SLAP program and doing mainte- The Progress is mailed to the homes one of which has been overturned not have an operating Uceme. The items. Food and beverages will be available for sale. The township owns a number of Ellenport, who said tbe parks were nance work around the county. of subscribers for delivery every Dance for students at 3 p.m. The club was set up in a former Thursday. One-year subscriptions in council rejected the dob'* bid for one For additional information, call (732) 382-1664. parks — Curry Held, Bartell Park. "in dean condition," said Hatch SLAP workers have worked in Union County are available lor McDonald's restaurant in 1991. Two in 1995 and the club has been operat- Monday • The Rahway PAL Baseball Card/Memorabilia Memorial Park or "Tbe Pit," Brewer "should be consulting with the admi- dark in the put, including painting $18.00, two-year subscriptions for years later, in 1993, the council ing without one ever since. • Today at 4 p.m. is the deadline for filing nominat- Show will be held at the Rahway Senior Center, comer Field, Lexington Park, Bienko Park nistration first This is an administra- Clark police headquarters on West- $32.00. College and oul-of-state ing petitions to run for positions on the Rahway Board of Milton and Esterbrook avenues, from 10 a.m to 4 and Brewer Park by the Municipal tive matter thtt we work with the field Avenue and cleaning tbe shores subscriptions are available. You may or Education. Nominating petitions are available from of tbe Robinson's Branch Reservoir. * subscribe by phone by calling 908- p.m. Admission is SI. Children younger than 7 years of Building. Sheriffs Office on." A. DiGiorgio, secretary to the Rahway Board of Educa- 686-7700 and asking for the age will be admitted free. For dealer information, Tony But, according to Mayor Robert Nagel confirmed that Hatch, and "We use these guys all tbe time," circulation department. Allow at least School district eyes tion. Petitions must contain the signatures of at least 10 Deige at (732) 827-2094. said Giordano, lie's doing nothing Ellenport and Recreation Director not Ellenport or someone in his admi- Photo Coartrty Sou two weeks for processing your order qualified voters living within the district, not including new. We've used them dozens of March 9 Richard Donofrio, only two parks nistration, requested the SLAP work- Putting old Christmas cards to good use are Arthur L. Johnson High School Key You may use Mastercard or VISA. the candidate's. The election is scheduled for April 21. times around town." full-day kindergarten • The Railway City Council will meet in regular ses- could be classified as pocket parks — ers for park maintenance in Clark. Club members, from left, James Scicolone, Michael Tamburino, Sarah White and Missing newspaper: • The Roosevelt School grade five and Franklin (Continued from Page 1) sion at 7:30 p.m. in the council chambers of City Hall, Erin Black. The club undertook the project of recycling old Christmas greetings by If your Progress did not get delivered low 20s," according to Buglione. School grade four Family Science event will be held in City Hall Plaza, Rahway. please call 90B-686-757.00 and ask for -•"It would have meant a huge increase This could change. Bnglione said The Franklin School cafeteria from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. sending the fronts of them to an orphanage in Nevada. The children of the orphan- circulajjpr). . •'. ••'•*'• in costs." that, based on the number of children March 12 County eyes summer for work age cut out the graphics and glue them to blank cards to make new Christmas Tuesday ••'•«*':.•:( ••• ;.'. • ••: According to Buglione, there are a born in Rahway, there will be 335 • The meeting of AARP Chapter 607 Rahway will be cards for the following season. Not only did the high school's Key Club sponsor • The Rabway Health Department will conduct a free Back issues: '.$..'• number of advantages to having lon- 5-year-olds in the city by the time the at 12:30 p.m. at Senior Citizen Center, 1306 Esterbrook the activity, but the Carl H. Kumpf Middle School's Builders Club participated as To purchase back rssues of the blood pressure screening for Rahway residents at the on the Lawrence Street bridge ger classes: children get more used to program begins. Ave. There will be a St. Patrick's Day dinner served at a well. • Progress please call.90,8-686-7700 Rahway Public Library from 3 to 6 p.m. Blood pressure school routine and get more time to do cost of $10 for each member. The trip to Atlantic City By Sean Daily 1999, although it could be as late as from vehicles exceeding its four-ton and ask for circulation. Jjjpdrjional Quite a few of these children will screenings are offered on the first Tuesday of every charges may apply. ' ;fj".1^',' --' activities. The kindergarten classes will be March 5, leaving at 8:30 a.m from City Hall Staff Writer next December. weight limit. not be in the Rabway kindergarten month. rejy a lot on hands-on activities, said parking lot in Rahway, and returning at 6:30 p.m. The county could begin work on The new bridge will differ from the During that time, cars and trucks ; IVf system then, he said. About 30 per- • The Rahway City Council will conduct a pre- News items: ' •Buglione, and they could do more of cost is $15. For more information, call (732) 382-1856. tbe LaVrcjtee Street bridge before old Lawrence Street bridge in one from that area have had to use Main News releases of general interest cent of these children will leave Rah- meeting conference at 7:30 p.m. in the council cham- tnese if they had more time in class. There will be an executive board meeting at 11 a.m. summer. respect — it will not be a drawbridge. Street and the downtown area to get must be in our office by Fnday at way or enter private schools, meaning bers of City Hall. noon to be considered for publication "I mean, the teachers are doing a lot • The Rahway Alcoholic Beverage Control Board The Union County Board of Cho- Tbe current bridge is a "swing onto Routes 1&9. This has tripled class sizes will be about the same or • The Cleveland School Parent-Teacher Association or the following week. Pictures musi be right now in that two and one-half will meet at 6:30 p.m. in City Hall. i - sen Freeholders will vote on a S3.5 bridge" and was once capable of traffic on those roads, according to the even slightly smaller. will present a special speaker on parenting skills for black and white glossy pnnts. For hours," be said. • The Rahway Environmental Commission will meet million bond ordinance to replace the pivoting in its center to let large boats Rahway Police Department's Traffic further information or to report a pre-teens at 7:30 p.m. Staryak said, "I don't mind it. It'll But Buglione said the board still at 7 p.m. in the second floor conference room of City Lawrence Street bridge, which closed through. Bureau. HEALTH breaking news story, call 90B-686- does not know how it will accommo- 7700 and ask tor Editorial be good. It'll be an adjustment. There Wednesday Hall. late in 1996 because of structural They use these roads because they date all of these full-day classec will be working parents who will like • The. Rahway Partanp Authority will meet in regular March 21 damage. To keep costs down, the new bridge lead to East Milton Avenue, the near- Dr. Efleea Nickel Buglione said the school board might Story reprints: it and it will benefit students." session at 7:30 p.m. at 18 Poplar St. • The Franklin School PTA will hold its annual Only $300,000 of this will be will be a fixed bridge. This will pre- est road that connects both the north- For permission to repnnt any item even have to add to existing buildings. But the board does not know how • The Franklin School Daisy Parent/Child activity Spring Festival/Craft Fair from 9 a.m to 3 pjn. at 1809 bonded debt, according to Lawrence vent boats much larger than canoes bound and southbound lanes of FKOM A PREVENTIVE STANDPOINT printed in the newspaper you must Caroselli, county director of Finance. from going under the bridge. Chiropractic miy specialize in the call Tom Canavan at 908-686-7700 exactly it will do the program. 'To accommodate the extra classes, will begin at 9 a.m. St. Georges Ave., Rahway. Proceeds will be used for Routes 1&9. manipulation of joints and vertebrae in the All material is copyrighted. Right now, the half-day kindergar- we're going to shuffle some classes," • Math workshop for all kindergarten to grade five playground equipment and programs for the children. The other S3 million will come from The Lawrence Street bridge, near East Milton Avenue has its own back and neck, but the benefits of their ten classes have enrollments "in the said Stiryak. the state of New Jersey. the UCUA incinerator, connects East treatment extend far beyond these areas parents will be held at Franklin School from 7 to 8:30 Any questions, or to reserve a table, contact Gene bridge — the Milton Avenue bridge Chiropractic theory holds that back pain is Letters to the editor: p.m. Andre at (732) 396-8010. Tbe bridge has been designed, said Hazelwood Avenue with Routes 1&9. — crossing the Rahway River. It is a often due to subluxations (vertebral The Progress provides an open • A "Jazz Nigh!" concert with the Hi-Tops will be Armand Rorietti, director of Opera- The bridge, which was built in 1912, county hridgr Wr* the Lawrence misalignments) which cm result in forum for opinions and welcomes tional Services. The county should be is the fastest route from East Hazel- pinched nerves thai ~" ™"™ letters to the editor. Letters should be held at Rahway High "School at 7:30 p.m. The public is • The Rahway Senior Center, 1306 Esterbrook Ave., Street bridge. produce pain, not Polish Cultural Foundation able to go out to bid on the construc- wood Avenue to Routes 1&9. only in the back, but typed double spaced, must be invited. Admission is free. will present a special' guest speaker from Trailside signed, and should be accompanied tion of tbe new bridge in April and It was closed during a routine The Milton Avnue bridge is about in areas fed by tbe BZis by an address and day time phone Museum in Mountainside at 1 p.m. The program, "Gar- 40 yean old and was scheduled to be nerves. Thus, to mark silver anniversary Coining events award the bid by tbe end of May. inspection in October 1996. Accord- subluxaoons can number for verification. Letters and dening in the Shade," will include a slide presentation Under the best case scenario, tbe ing to county officials, the bridge suf- replaced before the closing of tbe adversely affect the 4 Stores in 1 columns must be in our office by 9 The Polish Cultural Foundation of from Mount St. Mary Academy. March 5 and a question and answer period. The event is open to bridge could be completed by May fered irreparable structural damage Lawrence Street bridge. functioning of organs • Missy • Petite a.m Monday to be considered for New Jersey is celebrating its silver An ethnic brunch will be available • Rahway Hospital will offer a bereavement group throughout the body all Rahway seniors and will be held in the main hall of • Contemporary publication that week. They are anniversary. A full year of memorable from 11 ajn. to 2 p.m. Featured that will meet for seven consecutive Thursdays begin- due to impeded nerve subject to editing for length and the senior center. For more information, call 827-2016. flow. It makes sense, • Designer • juniors events is scheduled to further bind the throughout the day will be cultural ning Much 5. The group will meet from 1:30 to 3 p.m. therefore, to keep the danty April 7 Foundation and its membership of exhibits, music and dance by students at the hospital, located at 865 Stone St., Rahway. There spine free of • Queen? • Lingenc Satein Shawl • The Rahway Health Department will conduct a free subluxations as a Dr. Nickel e-mail: close to 100 citizens to the Americam of the Polish Supplementary School, is no fee to participate, however, prt-registration is • Prom Dresses Collar Jacket Over blood pressure screening for Rabway residents at the preventive measure against disease. Those The Progress accepts opinion pieces community and the rapidly growing demonstrations in the art of fencing required. The group will be for those who have lost who visit chiropractors regularly, without Long Slip Dress Rahway Public Library from 3 to 6 p.m. Blood pressure by e-mail. Our address is community of new arriving Poles. by medal winners of national fencing spouses only. For-more information or to register for the any specific complaints or symptoms, may with Beaded Inset WCN22eiocalsource.com. . sessions, call Rahway Hospital Hospice a! (732) screenings are offered on the first Tuesday of every well be doing the best thing to assure they e-mail must be received by 9'a.m. competitions, exhibits and demonstra- remain healthy. Sizes: 8 to 18 One of the planned events is the 499-6169. month. Monday to be considered for tions by Polish Scouting, a piano reci- open house scheduled for April 19, Make regular chiropractic care your first Mauve and Blue publication that week. Advertising tal by students of the Foundation's from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., showcasing choice, not a last resort. Experience the and news releases will not be music school, an art exhibit in the natural health benefits of chiropractic care $ accepted by e-mail. the foundation's cultural assets and Worried abou Skulski Gallery with artist in atten- Editorial deadlines for your entire family. 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FEBRUARY 26, 1998 - PAGE 5 PAGE 4 - THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 19W RAHWAY PROGRESS - CLARK EAGLE COMMUNITY FORUM We're asking Take steps to avoid U.S. should bomb Iraq and end controversy DEDICATION — Recently, By Philip Sen Cnrran never have happened in the first St. Mary's Brownie Troop Staff Writer place." FJeanore Drenkowriri of prostitution growth 511 held an investiture In recent weeks, diplomatic Clark said. We commend the City Council for its aggressive ceremony in which the girls' efforts to have Iraqi President Sad- "I can't »ee wasting lire*," Zio- approach in stopping clubs like the Razzle Dazzle Runway family and friends were dun Hussein comply with United bro said. from growing in the city, but urge the governing body to invited to share in, their Nations' demands that U.N. inspec- Force is not good idea, some take more initiative to curb any future plans by business dedication and recommit- tion teams have unfettered access to believe. ment to Girl Scouts. First any and all sites suspected of hous- To me. for young men to go and owners who want to establish adult entertainment stores in row from left are Deobrah ing chemical weapons deteriorated. serve and get involved in same- Rahway. Flor-Stagnato. Adrienne President Clinton, undoubtedly thing political, to be possibly killed, For many people, thankfully, morals and family values Ford, Barbara Dubhom, facing the toughest foreign policy I just don't think it's right," said still play a vital role in their lives and the lives of their child- Paula Jones and Wendy challenge of his presidency,. has Pavelko Ziobro Cooley Kamieniecki Beatrice Cooley of Rahway. thlny Una ren. They want to reside in towns that provide a positive Florczak. Second row are said America would exhaust every They should talk more and do it Sheryl Penn role plays the customer while ALJ Market- quality of life, and they want their elected officials to main- Brian Claiborne, Siobhan method to achieve a peaceful resol- Iraq, it should attack non-civilian "If we are going to do it. do it peacefully." said Mary Pavelko, ing student Stephanie Menard is the salesperson tain that kind of quality of life for them. To walk down a Ford, Meigan Fernandez, ution, but Clinton warned Hussein targets. right.'' Madden said. who lives in Clark. "Innocent peo- hawking the merits of particular bookbags, handbags Kaitiyn CaufiekJ, Cecelia that America would not hestitate to street and see neon signs on stores that invite people to view "They better make sure they "I' m not a war monger." Andrew ple would be hurt." and wallets. Dubnorne, Imani Jones use a military strike if diplomacy pornography or watch half-naked dancers traverse a runway select a military target and not civi- Pavelko said, "but get the first Pamala Watkins, who works in and Rebecca Florczak. fails. lians," be said. blow." the Rabway Pubbc Library, said the is sometimes the reason citizens leave a town, or at least that DECA students are prepared Third row are Datisha Clai- Americans support that policy, America waited too long to "We should do it before Saddam issue directly impacts her. neighborhood. Marketing students at Arthur L. Johnson High School are prepared for the borne, Tiffany Mahalchick, Clinton believes, despite opinion respond and gave Iraq's president Hussein does," said Andrew During the Persian Gulf War in filing. According to program head Jack We're certainly not advocating that the City Council ,ngela Renna, Ernisha polls that show the country divided time to fortify himself., Pavelko of Clark. 1991. her son was of draft age, and Ramsey, Kethleen Flor- Ford, the Marketing Program specializes in preparing students for careers in all simply ban adult entertainment stores, and we are not sug- over the issue. "I think if it was done three A World War D veteran, Pavelko she can understand what many types of work including sales. Stagnato and Dalilia Jones. Clinton said, "If it's necessary months ago, it might be a different mothers who have children in the gesting that business owners be denied their constitutional said, "He cannot be trusted, and if Through role play, DECA contests and real life simulations, students gain Bottom row are Alexandra for us to act, I believe America will issue," Drcnkowski said. he gets the opportunity, we'll hear armed forces .must be feeling right right to start this kind of business. We also are not saying confidence, experience and ability to face the challenge of the competitive Cooper and Marrissa do it what it always does. I believe from him again." now. "With all this technology, where world. that the Razzle Dazzle Club is guilty of allowing prostitution McCarthy. it will unite- "I would go in there and get it "I don't want them to fight," are our spies who should have The Marketing Program at Johnson also has a Work Study Co-op Program, to occur at the site. Locally, people from Clark and over with once and for all," said Walkins said, adding that often, access to this information?" Watk- where the students leave school for half a day and are placed in a work site. Any At this point, the club is charged with allowing prostitu- Rahway support using military Clark resident Ed Ziobro. "This guy innocent victims in Iraq will suffer ins asked. employer in the area who is interested in hiring a student part time can contaci tion to occur, and it has a temporary restraining order against force — if diplomacy fails — but is stringing us along. I don't trust the most. "He's making a laughing stock Ford at the school during business hours at (732) 382-0910 it that prohibits the club from putting on shows until a trial is said America should strike first and him." "We should try a diplomatic out of this country," said another not allow Iraq to gain an Others would support a war only approach," said Ignatius Kamie- completed. World War U veteran. The attorney for the club, Stephen Milazzo, was expected upperhand. under certain circumstances. niecki of Clark, believing a military "They should find Saddam Hus- "He's doing what he likes," said response will not accomplish AT THE LIBRARY to be in court Tuesday to fight the restraining order. We Gone are the days when life was simple Anita Rowley of Rahway said sein and blow him up," said Kathy Elizabeth Havasi of Rahway. • America should strike "if it's for anything. grom Galuskin Balmuth and Co.; hope Superior Court Judge Edward Beglin upholds the When is the last time you spoke to operator, stale your business and be technology have only scraped the lip from Rahway. "Jusi do it and get it Jerry Marciano, a Clark resident, the safety of the future, if it's for "I say shoot 'em." said Helen Chiropractics is topic attorney Melvin Chllewich, and restraining order until a trial begins and a jury determines, your bank or credit card company for connected with just the right person to of the iceberg when it comes to more over with." said, "Clinton should go over there our protection." Rokosny of Clark. "If it was the The Clark Public Library will pre- Susan Stalker of Massachusetts Mutu- based on evidence, whether or not the club should continue information and was able to talk to an AS I help you. No doubt with the volume inventions, more research and, more Another respondent. Warren of and take everything out. We don't "I hate to see our boys lose their other way around, they wouldn't sent a talk by Dr. Lawrence Vargas, al life Insurance. The public is operation in Rahway. honest-itvgoodness human voice? of business most companies have to refinements on the technology we Clark, said if America does attack need a piece meal war." lives over something that should care about us," Rokosny said. whose topic will be "Chiropractic, invited to bring specific questions as Operating a prostitution business is a fourth-degree The chances arc nil. For some rea- See It contend with, these instruments of a already have. Not Just for Backs" on March 5 at 7 well as to bear a general presentation. offense, but we feel that the crime should be classified as a son, many corporations have the idea bygone time are now archaic and have If you think about it, there isn't p.m. The library is located at 303 West- thai everyone is in possession of a more serious offense and that stiffer penalties be imposed on By Norman Rauscher found a final refuge in the scrap-heap much we don't have. We can land Vargas will answer questions and field Ave.. with the program to be touch-tone phone because the "opera- Correspondent of outdated business machines. men on the moon, we can send Man arrested on drug possession charges explain now chiropractic works. Var- held in the Ayer's Community Room. those convicted. That seems to be the only way prostitution tor" tells the caller if you want What successful company doesn't unmanned rockets to Mars, we can gas treats all ages from infants to For more information, call the According to police, the burglary Road and Lake Avenue. There were can be curbed before it spreads from night clubs to the "bookkeeping," press one, "if you have a fax, a copying machine, a very build a tunnel under the English Rahway senior citizens. His topicj will inciude library at (732) 388-5999. Advance took place between 6:30 a.m. and 4:30 no injuries. streets and invades citizens' lives more openly. want accounts payable, press two,'' be on a first name basis. What infuri- high-tech communication system and Channel, we can develop computers Police arrested a Plainsborq resi- keeping children and infant health, registration is not required. This is a POLICE BLOTTER p.m. The residents of the house were • On Feb. 22 at 4:51 ajn.. police and so on, ad nauseum. What's frus- ates me is the frustration one can a web-page on the Internet. Do you which can scan millions of bytes a dent on drug possession charges Feb. how to avoid harmful drugs and free program. In the meantime, while the City Council waits for the away at that time. arrested an Edison resident for an out- trating is the fact that not all people encounter if none of the "menu but- know which, if any, companies use second and we can clone sheep and 16 at 11:02 pjn. surgery, and the use of chiropractic Razzle Dazzle trial to be completed, the governing body O'Connell was released on a When they returned, they found a standing warrant. He was processed have touch-lone phones. I have one, tons" works and you are l*ft with no typewriters anymore? If you do. the perhaps humans. What more do we A Rahway police officer was pat- treatments to remain healthy. More fun at library should put its collective heads together and draft legislation summons. rear kitchen door -window pane bro- and released on bail. but I don't let on because I've found one to talk to. If the call is important, company will probably still be using rolling the area of Irving Street near Vargas has been a chiropractor for that strengthens its position on adult entertainment stores want? Plenty. ken. The suspect had gotten into the • On Feb. 20 at 3:38 p.m., police It's time for more fun and reading thai not answering to the "push one, this can become a source of panic. quill pens and carbon copy paper. Central Avenue when he saw a 1995 • Police are investigating a burg- 12 years with a practice in Clark for We would like to have physical house through the door and stole took a report of a stolen automobile at the Rahway Library. Miss Mary has and night clubs in the city. Rahway, like any other town, push two" routine, you get faster ser- "What do I do now? I can't find a real Ford pick-up truck being driven with lary near East Jersey State Prison that the past 10 years. He is a graduate of In the fast-paced world we live in, labor abolished in favor of machines. about $800 in cash and some credit from the parking lot of ShopRite on arranged another series of programs could be as vulnerable as Irvington, for example, where vice if you wait it out and get your live human being to speak with." an expired inspection sticker. took place Feb. 23 at 1:53 a.ra Palmer Chiropractic College and time has become so precious that if We would like to push buttons to cook cards. Central Avenue. for the children of Rahway. Since alleged prostitution occurs on many streets in each of its four very own human operator. However, if you make believe you Police said that when the officer Police responded to an activated Union College. you can save as little as three seconds, our dinners, make our beds, clean our Det. Frank D'Errico is • On the same day, at 1:58 p.ra, a space is limited, pre-registration is I'm told these modem phone sys- only have a rotary phone, some nice pulled the truck over, the driver — burglar alarm at Britanica Homes The library is located at 303 West- wards. In fact, the growing accounts of prostitution have you are doing well. Many of these houses, drive our cars, take out the investigating. report of stolen cell phone was taken. required. This began last week. tems can do anything, except maybe live operator will come on the line and Richard O'Connell. 31, of Plainsboro Company on Route 1. When they got field Ave. The public library offers all been the subject of several recent council meetings, with machines do save time, some many garbage and plow our driveways and • Police are investigating a burg- • On Feb. 18 at 11:53 a.m., a Rab- The programs are specially mix a dry nuutini, or get yoc s dare attempt to help you. But life is not that ibtacibcyfounda 12-inch by 17-inch pcrannt fiqual iff" '"^ »"i»«ihility citizens approaching the Township Council begging them to more than three seconds at a lime, front walks, leaving us with nothing lary that took place at West Coast way resident was arrested for out- designed to appeal to certain age with Sharon Stone. I'm sure many of simple. Modem high-tech phone the front seat- The officer found a hole in the rear concrete wall. The to participate in its programs, services do something about it. some less. But since lime is so pre- to do. What, then, would we do with Wireless on West Grand Avenue on standing motor vehicle warrants. She groups. The library" asks that parents us can well remember the days when equipment has built-in glitches such knife and a clear ziplock bag with 24 •hole led into a warehouse area of the and activities. Any individual requir- cious, instruments have to be so all the time we've saved? Feb. 16. was processed and released pending only bring or send the child who is the Union County Prosecutor Thomas Manahan last week you would call your favorite bank, as beting cut off just is you think your foil packs, the packs allegedly con- building. ing special assistance or assistive designed so as to keep the business of A police officer was sent to Irk her court date. right age to the particular program. called the Razzle Dazzle Runway one of the "hot spots" in problem might be solved. You swal- Remember the days when you'd tained a substance believed to be mar- Police said the suspect or suspects, technology may contact the library to department store, credit card company business going at full throttle. building to investigate a tripped burg- | • Also on that day, at 11:48 a.m., a The library has found that children Union County for prostitution. This statement alone should low anifrealize that you are back to pick up a telephone and say, "Gladys, ijuana. Also found were cut pieces of once inside, took a computer printer request appropriate arrangements to and speak with a bonafidc human But where do we stop, or, at least, lar alarm at 6:27 p.m. When he got report was taken of a stolen purse at outside of the specified age group get square one and you have to sun all would you hook me up with Dor- aluminum foil that allegedly could be worth $350 and fled. be.made in advance. force the City Council to act on behalf of its constituents to being instead of being instructed to slow down, to enjoy the time we are there, he found a door on the-west side ShopRite on Central Avenue. bored and disruptive. If it is a program 1 over again. othy?" And within a few seconds used to packace the marijuana. The The entire building was checked For more information, call the do something that removes this blemish from within its bor- "push one, " "push two," etc. saving? If Henry Ford hadn't deve- kicked in and a number of items — 70 • On Feb. 17 at 2:05 a.m., an for a younger child and parents need we'd have Dorothy. Those days are street value of the suspected narcotics with «he help of a Sheriffs Depart- library at (732) 388-5999. Advance ders. It's a quality of life issue, and the residents should be I can easily remember getting to my Automatic phone systems are great loped the assembly line to put his cars pagers and 15 cellular phones worth a Irvington resident was arrested for an to be present for it, they should make no doubt gone. is unknown. ment dog, while the outside was registration is not required. This is a arrangements for someone to watch bank's president by simply asking for ind are supposed to save time and together in the early part of this cen- total of $Z800 — stolen. The suspect outstanding warrant. protected. O'Connell was arrested and checked by Rahway police and cor- free program. their other children during the Mr. So and So's office, please. And money — if all goes according to the tury, someone would have developed fled before the police arrived. • On Feb. 16 at 9:48 p.m., a Brook- charged with possession of marijuana rections officers from the prison. program. behold, within seconds, Mr. So and plans the inventor envisioned. ii on his or her owa It was too simple Norman Ranscher b a former Det. William White is lyn resident was arrested for outstand- with intent lo distribute and posses- Nothing was turned up in either So would be on the line. If you knew How much more friendly things i concept to go uninvenled. newspaper publisher and frequent investigating. ing warrants. Planning to be explored The programs, which run through sion of drug paraphernalia. search. April, are as follows: Mr. So and So well, you'd probably were when you could reach a real, live There is no doubt that science and columnist for this newspaper. If you have any information on The Clark Public Library will pre- They should pay He was also charged with potses- Det James O'Leary of the Rahway • At the same time, police arrested these incidents, call the Rahway lips sent an educational forum Saturday • 1 1/2 to 2 1/2 years old — Thurs- sion with intent to distribute within an Irvington man for possession of We hope the Rahway Police Department finds the person Police Department is conducting the line at (732) 388-1553. from 10 a.m. to noon to provide infor- days, 10 to 10:20 a.m. 1,000 feet of a school zone. The stop narcotics and the possession of sever- responsible for the break-in at St. Mary's Church last week investigation. Clark mation on topics related to senior • 2 1/2 to 3 1/2 years old — Tuet- was allegedly made within 1,000 feet al outstanding motor vehicle war- days, 10 to 11 a.m. who stole an undetermined amount of cash from the Ice man, scissor grinder graced our streets • Police are investigating a Feb. 17 On Feb. 17 at 4:30 p.m., Clark financial planning. of St. Mary's Elementary School and rants. He was processed and incarcer- burglary at a single-family bouse in police responded to the scene of a Some of the topics to be covered • 2 1/2 to 6 years old — Mondays, church's poor box. Every once in a while, a group of light-weight machine on his back, the by two or three horses, who knew Rahway High School's Alternative motor vehicle accident at Oak Ridge ated pending his court date. are Social Security benefits, estate 7 to 7:30 p.m. We also hope that the guilty party pays dearly for the theft "old-timers" gets together and the man would move on to the next School. the 1600 block of Columbus Place. their jobs as well as the firemen, and planning and costs, IRA withdrawals. • 3 1/2 to kindergarten — Wednes- ll SnOlilQ DC I -conversation turns around to "retnem- customer UI1C U.f the lowest forms of The Woy were ready to go ai ihe sound of the living wills and power of attorney, days, 10 to 11 a.m. ber when" and a string of memories The present system of recycling theft that could happen. fire alarm. There is a well-known long-term care needs and alternatives • 3 1/2 to kindergarten — Wednes- returns to everyone's mind. One thing some materials has brought about a ALJ offering tickets to production of Godspell It's obvious where the money from a church's poor box It Was painting of such a fire engine being and maximizing income during days, 1:30 to 2:30 p.m. we have not seen for many years is the change in the way these items are col- driven on Broad Street in Elizabeth, Joanne, Alexandra Nunes as Peggy School will serve as Musical Director will go — to the poor. Because of this brazen act, St. Mary's "Godspeir by Stephen Schwartz Based on the Gospel of Matthew, retirement The library's Saturday programs ice-man, who used to drive through lected. Years ago, there was the Junk- and while the engine and horses are and Gina Danelson as Robin. and Producer. Church will not be able to distribute the amount of money it By Wiliam Roflch has been cast and is in rehearsal for a the cast features some veteran high The forum will be presented by continue on March 14, with Color and the streets in his horse-drawn wagon man, or the ragman, who came around long gone, the building shown in the The cast also reflects the involve- Shape Bingo, good for preschoolers. would have been able to pass to homeless shelters or food production sponsored by the Music school actors: Nick Marcantonio as Both teachers are veterans in stag- Martin Galuskin. a certified public loaded with large blocks of ice. This, with his horse and wagon to gather background is still standing. ment of both Clark and Garwood stu- The programs begin at 2 pjn. Department of Arthur L. Johnson Jesus, Richard Broski as Judas, Rob ing and producing musicals at the accountant and tax partner with Mil- pantries. Those people and groups are the losers in this case^ of course, was before there was a It was the ice-man's business to whatever scrap metal or rags no lon- There is one piece of equipment dents who attend the High School. High School in Clark. The production Cooper as Lamar, Brian Babaian as high school level. Both spent part of but the person responsible for the theft probably doesn't^ refrigerator in every kitchen, and deliver a new block of ice as often as ger needed in the home. He also had that used to be present in most houses, Marcantonio, Cooper, Babaian, will be performed Friday and Satur- Jeffrey, Robert Kraemer as Herb, their careers at Governor Livingston care. instead there was an ice-box that had needed, but by the end of the 1930s, bells on the wagon to announce his but is now only a show piece, and that Kraemer, Gomes, Bilella, Nunes and day March 13 and 14 at 8 p.m. in Amy Gomes as Gilmer, Kristen Bilel- High School in Berkely Heights, to be reloaded with a block of ice most families had acquired electric presence, along with a rather mourn- is an old, antique spuming wheel. It is Danelson are from Clark. Broski, and The thief broke a window in a small room at the rear of the Hough Auditorium in the High la as Sonia, Krystal McCormack as where they led musical comedy about every other day. refrigerators, and the ice-man soon ful cry of "Rags," that drifted through true that there are some people who - McCormack are students from Gar- church to gain entry. The suspect then entered the main School. productions. These ice-boxes were usually made disappeared from our street This was the neighborhood. Although the junk- still use them, but fortunately that is wood. The cast is further-bolstered by church and pried open the poor boxes, stealing the money. Tickets to "Godspell" are $8 of oak wood that was highly polished rather disappointing to some of the man was quite happy to accept the because they want to, and not because a chorus of 25 students. Income tax assistance offered (senior citizens free) and are available Police did not know where the church planned to distribute with a varnish finish, and the hinges children who used to get chips of ice discarded items as a gift, he could be they have lo use them. At some craf I Jean Ciarrocca, an English teacher from any cast member. They al»o will the money. and latches were nickel-plated and to suck on from the wagon in the sum- persuaded to pay a few cents for some shows, hand spun and hand knitted Free income tax preparation assistance by trained volunteers will be held at the School will direct and Al Pend- be sold at the door. Police are looking for the guilty party and are asking any- shone like silver. The lop compart- mertime. An ice tube from the material, as he would sell it to the sweaters may be on display, and if the every Tuesday from 9 a.m. to noon at the Brewer Municipal Building, 430 leton. Music teacher also at the one with information about the burglary to call the depart- ment was lined with galvanized sheet refrigerator wasn't quite the same. mills to be reworked. crafter brought the wheel and uses it, Westfield Ave., Clark. ment's tip line at 388-1553. Det. James O'Leary is investi- metal, and that was where the block of Another tradesman not seen lately Progress has eliminated some other there is always a crowd of spectators This service is available to seniors and other residents of Union County. ice was placed. Milk and butter might gating the case. was the scissor grinder, who traveled things that used to be quite common around her. Residents should bring their 1996 federal and stale dividends, pensions. GRAND OPENING be put in this compartment also, the streets on foot carrying his treadle- around town. In Roselle, not only has Social Security payments, IRA distributions, etc. We hope somebody in the area of St. Mary's Church on Spinning wheels are made almost PARCEL PLACE where they would be kept cold, but powered grinding machine and ring- the steam locomotive disappeared, Appointment are necenary and can be made by calling (732) 388-8957. Feb. 12 saw some kind of suspicious person or activity entirely of wood, with just a few bits most of the food was stored in a lower ing a bell to announce his presence in but so has the entire railroad that of metal and leather. They can easily IS UNDER NEW OWNERSHIP occurring near the church and will call the police with the compartment, and was cooled by the the neighborhood. This was an oppor- helped create Roselle in the begin- air from above. be **kg?n aparx $BK tr»n«nytaiu» as We now carry Office Supplies, X information. tunity for die lady of fee liuuse to ning. Some of us stilt refer to certain As the block of ice absorbed the gather her kitchen knives and sewing road-building machines as "steam- there are no glued joints except in the Copy Paper, Toner & Ink Jet Cartridges "The press should be free to go and do its job, with heat from the food and cooled the air scissors and take them out to the man rollers" and "steam shovels," but they wheel itself, and they can be reas- in the box, it slowly melted and turned to have them sharpened. are only found in museums or in pri- sembled in a short lime. A foot treadle GRAND OPENING SPECIAL restrictions only in the narrowest sense for safety provides the power, and a three- back into water. A drain tube from the When he had a customer, the man vate collections. Their modem coun- 1 Week Only - Pay For 6 Months On Any and operational security, and just as quickly those ice compartment carried this water legged stool is a likely accompani- would rest his machine on the ground terparts are all diesel -powered and no Mail Box ...Get One Month Free restrictions must be lifted." down to a pan resting on the floor and sit on the small seat attached to it, longer need an engineer to operate ment for the spinster. Gen. John M. Shalikashvili beneath the ice-box, and the pan had so he could use his foot to power the them. Coucon to be emptied every day before the Coupon chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff wheel while he used both hands to Missing also is the old steam pum- William FroUch b a resident of 10% off any $1.00 Off Any water overflowed and ran out onto the guide the knives- and scissors against per of the fire department. These Roselle and member of the Union Office Supplies 1995 floor. This task might be left to a Ink Jet Cartridge the spinning grinding wheel. A series machines of a century ago were drawn County Historical Society. mo purchaaeSIOOO young person of the house, and woe of belts and pulleys caused that wheel be unto him if he neglected his duty. to rum very rapidly, and a stream of There were some people who were brilliant sparks flew from it as the Our policy on letters and columns Rahway Progress David Worral lucky enough to have the drain tube Coupon Publisher knives received a new, sharp edge. The Rahway Progress welcomes submissions from its readers. Either letters Your Best Source For Community Information • connected to a cellar drain, and did When his work was completed, the to the editor or opinion pieces on any subject will be considered for publication $5.00 Off Any Published Weekly Since 1990 Tom Canavan not have this chore. man was paid, and after slinging his on the opinion pages. 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The theme of the evening, organization of children of the Holo- Thomas the Apostle Byzantine beginning at 8:30 p.m., will be i<¥ fc t H caust, will speak about his wartime Catholic Church in Rahway. "Israel's 50th." experiences when he keynotes a spe- After Mass, a dinner will be held at The celebration will culiminate on cial program sponsored by the Men's the Knights Hall in Clark. Saturday evening with a gala dinner- Club or Tenple Beth O'r/Beth Torah Dinner will consist of salad, roast dance at the Temple, 111 Valley in Clark March IS. beef, potatoes, vegetables, dessert, Road. In conjuntion with the dinner- The program, geared to students in coffee or tea. The price is $10. dance, the synagogue will publish a the temple's religious shcool but open More information can be obtained commemorative ad journal in honor to the community, begins at 11 a.m. in and tickets can be purchased at the of longtime members David and the social hall of the temple, 111 Val- Knights Hall or by calling Art Proctor Elaine Revich, prominent Jewish ley Road in Clark. at (732) 382-1341 or Bill Zimmerman communal leaders from Clark. Tick- ets for the event are $90 per person. Harvitt was among the thousands at (732) 388-2759. of children who survived the Holo- All are welcome. Sue Margulies of Clark and Karen cuast hidden in convents, orphanages, Langer of Scotch Plains are serving as ROPER ADMIRAL haylofts, woods, basements, and even Annual devotions general chairpersons for the anniver- sewers. Removed from their families, sary celebration. Natty Lapidus of St. Agnes Roman Catholic Church these children were left to fend for Clark, Barbara James of Westfield, Parish in Clark's annual devotions in Bobbi Lonsk of, Edison, and Pat Sto- BY themselves, wandering in search of BY honor of St. Joseph will take place food IFKI yr^Mrr ^n ^hr PTTH*^^ th^v lack of Clark are chairpersons of the March 10. 'lost" their childhood and innocence. f-nday cVexung piugiuLL Slu The Novena in honor of St. Joseph, morning program chairpersons are To make a reservation to hear Har- chaste spouse of the Virgin Mary, Bill and Lauren Falk of Westfield, vitt discuss his experiences and for beginning on March 10 will be con- Dinner-dancer chairpersons are Frie- more informnation about the March ducted for nine nights at St. Agnes da Posnock of Clark, Sebley Hausler 15 program, call the temple at (732) Church, 332 Madison Hill Road. of Rahway, and Lois Roth of Clark. SUPER SPECIAL 381-8403. SUPER SPECIAL UHUlUt Clark, at 7 p.m. Chairpersons of the ad journal are Guest speakers are Rev. DanElyse Spealter of Westfield, Max Purim carnival set Danik, pastor emeritus of Sacred Schloff of Clark. Claudia Dorsch of Heart in Bloomfield; Rev. Michael Edison, Lorraine Loshin of Cranford, Mother Seton Regional High School in Clark announced the selection of the Clark's Temple Beth O'r/Beth Tor- school's 1998-99 Edward J. Bloustein Distinguished Scholars. The girls placed in 20 CU. FT FROST FREE 18.6 CU.FT. ah will host a family Purim carnival Merlucci, pastor at St. Bartholomew Al and Fran Reich of Clark, Jill Gore- in Scotch Plains: Rev. Armand Man- lick Miller of Plainfield, and Don Par- the top 10 percent of their class and have a combined SAT score of 1260 or rank March 8 at 111 Valley Road. Featur- in the top three in their class. Distinguished Scholars are offered an annual award ing food and games for children, the tia of Assumption Church in Roselle ish of Clark. Park: Rev. Arthur Colaiacovo of St. of $1,000. From left are Joanna Raymundo, Rosemary Ramos, Rosario PErez, event will run from 1:30 to 4 p.m. Temple Beth O'r/Beth Torah is a Anna Buontempo and Lisa Pires. "The entire communily is invited to Vincent Church in Sterling; Rev. dynamic and innovative regional syn- join us for what promises to be a great Sylvestor Livolsi of the Mary Sanctu- agogue practicing Conservative Juda- time and great fun for all,"" said Leon ary in Branchville; Rev. Monsignor ism and serving nearly 500 families in Oberman, a carnival organizer. The John Houlihan, pastor emeritus of St. Union and Middlesex counties. Woman's Club carnival is sponsored by the temple's John's in Newark: the Rev. Steven RErfflGEMTOII 1*497 JRErDIGEMTOII features Lincoln &ERMAT0L0GYY Men's Club. Conner and Rev. Marcone, both of St. Rabbi Shawn B. Zell serves as spir- Glass Shelves • White Only Glass Shelves • Almond Only Games will include such favorites Agnes Church, will also participate in itual leader and Steven Stem as can- & LASER CENTER RT20AK HMG such as basketball, tic-lac-toe, bowl- the sermon series. tor. Michael Saks of Edison is Members of the Rahway Woman's FnumtaHy On March 16, fellowship Club will be entertained by Gordon R. Patricia C. McCormack, MJ)., F.A.A.D. ing, golf, CTazyca n and sand art. Bur- president. Director of Dermatology gers, hot dogs, soda and other food held following the 7 p.m. service. Par- The synagogue also has an award- Vincent, portraying Abraham Lincoln Shun Of Charity HcaHk Ore S.numi ALMOND ONLY cooked by Men's Club chefs will also ishioners bring various types of baked winning religious school for children in vintage costume when he lectures #HMG be available. goods for all to share at that time. ages 4 through 13, Bar and Bat Mitz- to the club at 1:30 pjn. March 6 in the LASER SURGERY ADMIRAL BY MAYTAG Tickets can be purchased for SI at The Feast of St. Joseph is cele- vah instruction, a comprehensive Second Presbyterian Church Hall on Dermatologists use laser* to conduct various surgical procedures on the basis that WHIRLPOOL the door. There will also be a pre- brated at Masses on Maich 19 at 7 Hebrew High School, and, through tis New Brunswick Avenue, off Main laser light affects the stin when n is absorbed by substances in the tissue The 22 CU. FT. SIDE BY SIDE • ICE & WATER purchase special, $12 worth of tickets a.m., 9 a.m. and 6:45 p.m. verions arms, a wide array of cultural, Street in downtown Rahway. wavelength of the laser determines what substance it can target The lasers most commonly used to treat skin conditions include Ihe carbofi dioxide tC02). pulscd-dye. for $10, March 3. Anyone in costume educational, and social programs for A noon luncheon will be presented neodyrruum-YAG. and ruby lasers The C02 laser is absorbed by water, which is found is eligible for free bonus tickets. Tick- Temple celebrates 40 all age groups. Among these arms are in all tissues The other lasers arc absorbed by pigments (which are heavily concentrated ets also are available at the temple by members of the club's social ser- Temple Beth Or/Beth Torah, the Men's Club, Sistebood, Adult Educa- tn freckles, keratoses. and moles), hemoglobin (ihe protein in blood thai carries oxygen office by calling (732) 381-8403. vices committee. A business meeting dynamic regional Conservative syna- tion, Seniors, Young Couples and and also lends blood its red color), or by a number of pigments thai may have been WASHER & DRYER will be conducted by club President inserted into the skin via tattooing REFRIGERATOR gogue in Clark, will celebrate its 40th Families, Family Cultural and Educa- Fran Rasmussen before the lecture. There have been remarkable advances in demutological surgery The use of lasers is Knights celebrate Mass anniversary, as well as the 50th tional Programs, and three youth groups; USY (United Synagogue growing rapidly If you art experiencing any skin. luir. or nail problems, or have The Knights of Columbus Bishop aimiwim j of the StMeof Israel wiih Vioccot «**reti nnci^hii^ blemishes you arc considering removing, you should consult with a Youth), Kadima, and Noah. Justin J. McCarthy Council 5503 of a series of exciting programs the member of the Association of Lincoln dermatologist When it conies to skin, its not a good idea to play guessing games 27 Westfield Ave., Clark, will hold a weekend of April 3 and 4. For further information about Presenters. For more information, call PS Lasers can seal off blood vessels and vaponzr tissue by being absorbed by the Mass, Communion and dinner on Among the highlights of the Temple Beth O'r/Beth Torah or the targeted tissue, transferring their heal to it. and transforming them by vaporization of (732) 388-5371, (732) 381-9217 or water and coagulation of proteins March 7: weekend will be a special Friday April 3 and 4 anniversary celebration, (732) 388-8266. evening service on the April 3 featur- call the synagogue at (732) 381-3403. If you are having any skin. hair, or nail problems, call Academic The Mass will be celebrated under Dermatology Associates, 822 North Wood Ave.. Linden 908 (925-8877). The Byzantine Rile al St. Thomas the i Office hours: By Appointment. Serving the entire family. Apostle Church. 1400 Saint Georges 23.6 CU. FT. SIDE BY SIDE Ave., Rahway, at 5:30 p.m. Co-celebrants will be Monsignor Richard McGuincss, pastor of St. REFRIGERATOR-ICE* WATER John the Apostle Roman Catholic SUPER SPECIAL BANKRUPTCY LXR6232 LER3624 Clark GOP slates Atlantic City trip Want To AUCTION WE ARE #1 IN The Clark Republican Civic Asso- ciation is holding its second annual Ato Minimum Bid-No Reserve winter Atlantic City bus ride March NDEN RAHWAY 22. So*., Fob. 2SH. crt 2:00 PM buses wui leave Anhur L. Juluisurr~ Mar, lit at 1:00 PM AND ELIZABETH High School parking lot at 9 a.m. for Inspection -1 Hour Prior Caesar's Palace and will return to DISCOVER WHY PEOPIE SAY. Clark at 7 p.m. The price of tickets "I want my Serial" will be $20 per person with a $ 16 coin Livingston Country Club return from Caesar's. 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Parachini Fax and mail deadline EDUCATION Union: 908-686-7700, ext. 319 Monday morning at 9 Maplewood (Tuesdays): 973-762-0303 for sports copy to be Andrews named ALJ's Fax: 908-686-4169 SPORTS considered for publication top February student Kolmos is a leader in sports V' • Melissa Andrews was named Student-of-tbe-Month for February at for all Johnson girl athletes Arthur L. Johnson High School in Clark. We're now ready for the Union Ranked fourth in her class, she is Cousty Tounwocot ch*u i tpjoanMitp games this Stturdiy at the Dunn National association honors 3-sport star president of both the National Honor Society and the Spanish National Span Center in Elizabeth, the girls' By Andrew McGann through conference play, going 11-1, and finished 16-7 Honor Society, as well as vice presi- at 1 p.m. tnd the boys at 3. Assistant Sports Editor overall while playing one of their toughest schedules ever. dent of the Key Club and the Spanish The semifinals were scheduled to Each year, the National, Association for Girls and The consummate athlete, Kolmos was officiating the Club. She is also rpeer leader. This . be played Tuesday night end last Women in Sports recognizes the outstanding female high front end of back-to-back basketball games when she was fall, she was named Homecoming night at Dunn. school and college/university athletes across the nation contacted for comment. Queen. BOYS' with certificates honoring their outstanding athletic "She's a very dedicated athlete who makes everybody Recently named a Bloustein Scho- PRELIMINARY ROUND achievements. around her better," said An Krupp, the Johnson girls' soc- lar, Andrews was named the Distin- Saturday, Feb. 14 One female athlete from each high school in New Jersey cer and girls' basketball coach. "Overall, she's just a ter- guished Student in Academics for At Battin, Ellz. is honored every year and this year's Johnson High School riffic young lady to work with." Foreign Language as a junior, and Elizabeth 46, GL 35 recipient is senior Karen Kolmos. teueiwd the Spanish HI i Oratory 43 Her selection, although a surprise to her, was really a nthlpte IV Awards. While at ALJ. she has Roselle Park 78, Brearley 40 no-bniner for most everyone~else. Kolmos, a standout 'It's dil also been vice president of her class, Monday, Feb. 16 pitcher for the highly successful Johnson softball team in high school to achieve the secretary and vice president of the At Battin, Ellz. coached by Steve Petruzzelli, is a three-sport aihlete. Melissa Andrews same success as a male. I think Key Club, vice president of the Span- Hillside 75, Johnson 22 She spent her fall and winter this season preparing for ish National Honor Society, and a where she earned a 110-hour Volun- Westficld 51, Union Catholic 28 the upcoming softball campaign, which will be her fourth it's a good idea to recognize ACHIEVEMENTS — St. Mary's member of the Science League and teer Award. She is a sales associate at' New Providence beat Rahway on the varsity level, by sinking jump shots for the basket- female athletes in this way and School in Rahway held its end of the Student Council. The Gap, where she was named best FIRST ROUND ball team and scoring goals for the soccer team. semester awards assembly Andrews has played field hockey seller in the store, district and region Tuesday, Feb. 17 Although it is an individual honor, Kolmos sees her hopefully there will be even more recently. Awards were given to for the past four years and was named in 1997. She also works as a clerk/ At Dunn Center, Ellz. award as something that will hopefully fuel the fire for the recognition in the future.' — students in grades four to eight captain of the Junior Varsity Field intern in an optometrist's office. St. Mary's 59, Dayton 49 next generation of female athletes at Johnson and for their achievements. Above Hockey Team as a junior. She has After graduation, Andrews plans to St. Patrick's 80, Elizabeth 51 Karen Kolmos are second honors students. elsewhere. attended field hockey camp at the At Cranford First row from left are Jennifer attend college and major in chemistry "This is really a great honor for me," Kolmos said. "I Babtcz, Christa Lee. Katelyn College of New Jersey and Drew Uni- and Spanish, then go to medical Roselle Cath. 44, Roselle Park 42 hope this will make girls who are still in high school work Kolmos was presented with her certificate at the Nation- Murray, Elizabeth Lanigan, AJys- versity. She also plays in a winter and school to pursue a career as an Plainfield 57. Summit 56 • even harder so they can achieve even higher goals. al Girls and Women in Sports Day luncheon held at Seton sa Polio, Paul Makarucha and summer field hockey league. orthopedic surgeon. She is waiting to Wednesday, Feb. 18 , "It's difficult for a girl athlete in high school to achieve Hall University on Jan. 25. The luncheon's theme, "There Raphael Sitverio. Second row Outside of school, she is vice presi- near from Dartmouth and Williams At Dunn Center, Ellz. ! are no Limits," was intended to direct attention to the Johnson High School three-sport standout Karen Kol- the same success as a male. I think it's a good idea to rec- are Yiyoung Chiew, Emily dent of her church youth group and a Colleges. She is the daughter of strength and stamina of the female body and stress thai Union 75, New Providence 49 mos was presented with a special award from the ognize female athletes in this way and hopefully there will Moharter, India Walker, Tare candystriper at Rahway Hospital, Angela and Ron Andrews of Clark. Scotch Plains 64, Cnnford 59 be even more recognition in the future." there are no limits for the possibilities for girls and women Snnott, Marjorie Nazon, Jaime National Association for Girls and Women in Sports. in sports. At Rahway K($nbs played soccer and basketball for the Crusaders Kolmos, who will attend SL Peter's College in Jersey Godfrey, Stan Takarov, Sarah Linden 48, Hillside 44 Following the luncheon, the girls and their families and Lanigan, Anthony DePaok), Ann and/ys gearing for her senior season on the softball City in the fall on a softball scholarship, helped the softball guests attended the Seton Hall-Syracuse women's basket- Fkx-Stagnato, Maria DePaoio, Roselle 79, Westfield 53 tqam, her fourth as a varsity starter. She is one of the team to its third consecutive Mountain Valley Conference- ball game. They were presented to the public at halftime. Christina Polio. Third row are STUDENT UPDATE QUARTERFINALS best pitchers in Union County. Mountain Division Uric last season. The Crusaders breezed Friday, Feb. 20 Shelby Jones, Keristen Schall, petitive entrance examination. PrisciQa Bauer, Melinda Rome- Two make honors At Dunn Center, Ellz. his, Elizabeth Piccard, Sarnant- The scholarships are offered to stu- Roselle Caih. 85, Plainfield 77 Two Clark residents were named to ha Ring, Norah Janson, Nicole dents who enroll in a full-time day SL Patrick's 75, St. Mary's 48 the honor roll at The Pingry School of Rahway wrestlers prepping Clark's Brett Healy helps Rappisi, Coleen Masterson, Lin- program of study at Berkeley College. Saturday, Feb. 21 MartinsviUe. The awards have an annual value da Dotansky and Oeobra Revir- At Dunn Center, Ellz. iego. Left photo are firsi honors Tenth-grader Gianfranco Tripic- ranging from $3,825 for partial scho- spark Lancers soccer team Roselle 65, Linden 57 students. First row from left are chio and 11th-grader Lauren Pellino larships to $11,475 for full for District 11 competition The Union Lancers lS-and-under Division 2 Boys' Traveling Soccer Club Union 58, Scotch Plains 28 Jacqueline Wnek, Catherine earned the academic achievements. scholarships. captured first-place honors at the Coliseum Indoor Tournament held Jan. 31 Babicz, Yavonnia Wise, Eamon SEMIFINALS The scholarships are renewable for in Teaneck. O'Donnell, Kerri Anne Carolan. Tuesday, Feb. 24 Garay out to capture fourth championship Area players include Brett Healy of Clark: Ricardo Chavatal of Elizabeth: Back row are Colin Taylor, Kevin FDU academic honors the second academic year based upon At Dunn Center, Ellz. Rahway, the second seed, defeated David Jimenez and Gilberto Vazquez of Hillside and Philip Acosu, Matth- McCarthy, Beth Bauer and Wal- Christopher Buffa of Rahway the recipient's cumulative grade point 5-Roselle Cath. vs. 1-SL Pat's By Andrew McGann Indians brought home district titles average of 3.0 at the end of their first third-Keded Mount Olive 44-25 in ew Fahey. Dante Tignini and Gary Taluba of Roselle Park. IBI .Makarucha. earned a spot on the dean's list at Fair- Wednesday, Feb. 25 Assistant Sports Editor last season, but Garay is the only academic year. the Feb. 17 semifinals at Rahw»y The Lancers finished 4-0-1 and outscored tbe opposition by an impressive leigh Dickinson University's At Dunn Center, Ellz. in M scuott tost ttB^ocn ntnt TCKTI lUuiim.. WtUtam Coiben <215), Kenee Frazier (152) and Jay Smith before falling to Warren Hills 43-19. 20-2 margin. Florham-Madison campus. 3-Roselle vs. 2-Union the 100-victory plateau and break the (135) have all since graduated. Rahway closed its dual meet season Teams involved in the one-night competition included Ramapo Valley, To qualify for the dean's list, a stu- Jersey City State honors FINAL all-time Rahway High School wres- with a 50-28 win over Irvington last Ridgewood. Scotch Plaint, Somerset Hills and North Port, Long Island, dent must have a 3.2 or better grade At Dunn Center, Ellz. tling career win record previously Tbe top three finishers in each Legislative site visit brings Suliga to Dri-Pfmt Three Rahway students were N.Y. . - -,Lr point average out of a possible 4.0. held by bis cousin, Carlos Garay, weight class in District 11 will Saturday. among 19 Union County residents Saturday, Feb. 28 Tbe Lancers also won tbe Maplewood Indoor Tournament held Feb. 8, Assemblyman Joseph Suliga met Nahura Romero of Railway earned standout heavyweight Antonio Garay advance to Region 3 competition tut Rahway, whicb-finisbed 12-2 last named to the Jersey City State Col- RC/SP vs. Roselle/Union, 3:00 playing against such opposition as tbe Maplewood Cougars, Momstown with Dri-Print Foil* President Tim a spot on tbe honor; list at the FDU will be gunning for yet another miles- will commence at Union High Scpbol year and also left in tbe regular season, lege dean's list for the fall semester. GIRLS' Lakers, Morris County Mavericks, Montclair and Seton Hall.. Tidey aod his management team for a campus. To qualify for the honors list, tone this weekend. next Wednesday night, cootinue Fri- to Roselle Park and in me states to Students on the dean's list attained PRELIMINARY ROUND The Laocers clinched the championship by besting Montclair 2-1 after tour or the company's 260,000 square a student must earn a 3.6 or better Garay, a three-time District 11 day, March 6 and conclude Saturday, Warren Hills, has posted an impress- a semester average of 3.5 or higher. Saturday, Feb. 14 blanking Seton Hall 2-0 in a shoot out Union finished the tournament at foot manufacturing plant and corpo- grade point average out of a possible champion, will be seeking to join March 7. ive combined mark of 36-5 tbe past From Rahway are Peter Aguila, At Rahway 8-2-1, outacoring the opposition by a 36-10 margin. rate headquarters located on New 4.0. Tom Wysocki as a four-time Rahway three seasons (11-1 in 1995-96. 12-2 Pravin Kumar Noruthun and Kin Roselle 45, New Providence 38 Other Lancer player* include Alec Milwicki of Livingston: Brett Sanders Brunswick Street in the industrial sec- district champion Saturday in in 1996-97 and 13-2 in 1997-98). Tarn. Scotch Plains 43, Lincoln 34 H.S. Wrestling of Millbura: Benjamin Peimof New Providence; Colin Griggs of Randolph: tion of Rahway. > Westfield. Johnson finished 9-4 Robaina has scholarship Johnson beat Brearley Matt GarabaMi of Scotch Plains: Keith Benjamin of Short Hills, Michael Tidey and Suliga, D-Umoo, were Garay pinned Greg White of Shab- The top three finishes in each Johnson finished the season with a Linden beat Dayton Farley, Richard Rowe and Gregg Scanlon of Westfield and Kurtis Perdel- joined by the company's Operations Julio Robaina of Rahway, a student Two on honors list weight class from Region 3 competi- winning record of 9-4 and qualified FIRST ROUND izz in 3:12 in last year's heavyweight witz of West Orange. Manager John Dick, Vice President of at Rabway High School, was awarded Clark residents Judith Alonso and final. He won titles at 215 his fresh- tion will then battle the wreslters that for the North Jersey, Section 2, Group Monday, Feb. 16 In preparation for the spring season, the Lancers are looking for teams in Sales Bob Wine, and New Jersey a partial scholarship to Berkeley Col- Anita Ragbuwanshi were named to advance from Region 4 in Super Reg- 2 playoffs. At CranTord man and sophomore years.' their division interested in having pre-season scrimmages. Business and Industry Association lege of New Jersey, which has cam- the High Honor Roll for the second Tbe preliminaries and quarterfinals ions competition that will take place After winning tbe Mountain Valley puses in Waldwick. West Paterson Plainfield 46. Roselle Park 28 Interested teams may contact Galileo Tignini at 908-245-2975. representative Liddy Swanke. The marking period at Mother Seton Reg- will be held tomorrow night in West- at Union High School Tuesday night, Conference-Mountain Division title and Woodbridge. Oak Knoll 61, Johnson 43 two-hour site visit included a tour of ional High School in Clark. field before tbe semifinals and finals March 10. for the first time ever, the fifth-seeded At- Rahway North-South All-Star Hoop Games Tbe scholarships are awarded base- To receive high honor roll status, take place on Saturday. The NJSIAA Tournament will then Crusaders were edged by fourth- set for Sunday, April 5 at Rutgers hands-on demonstration of a holo- d upon academic achievement in high students must achieve all A's in I Bizabetfa edged Rahway 160-1M) commence al the Atlantic City Cuu- tccded MoTrto-Hfll Roselle Catholic 45, Roselle 20 Tbe New Jersey Scholastic Coaches Assocation (NJSCA), Reebok and graph machine, and a presentation of school, as well as the results of a com- major subject areas. for its first title last year after Rahway veotion Center in Atlantic City on Fri- tional quarterfinals. At Roselle Catholk Sneaker Stadium are pleased to announce that tbe 1998 Annual North-South the latest in X-rays technology. won tbe crown in 1996 and 1995. day, March 13. and conclude on Satur- Todd DeWitt is a returning District Cranford 37, GL 32 All-Stir Basketball Games will be played at the Rutgers Athletic Center on The NJBIA encourages legislators Despite sporting a young team, day, March 14. 11 champion for tbe Crusaders, hav- Elizabeth 40, Scotch Plains 22 Sunday. April 5. to visit businesses within their dis- 'Jazz Night' set at high school Rahway bead coach Fred Stueber is Last season, Garay took 5/6 at tbe ing won at 145 last year, and Nick tricts and will organize a site visit for At Union Catholk states. He is one of the favorites to Lim finished second last season at The girls' game will take place at 2 p.m. and tbe boys' game will begin at The community is invited to attend a free concert on Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. confident his Indians will be in con- a legislator upon request. Summit 54, Union 41 bring home tbe goods this season. 103. 4. at Rahway High School. 1012 Madison Ave. tention for another championship. "As a businessman myself, I under- Union Cuholic 41, Linden 16 "The guys have worked well as a DeWitt defeated Phillip DeBarry bf Tickets may be purchased for SS by calling tbe New Jersey State Inters- The Rahway High School Music Department will sponsor its first "Jazz "It's going to be us, Elizabeth and stand the importance of law makers AssemWyman Joseph Sufiga, left, is given a tour of Railway's Dri-Print FoiPs manufac- QUARTERFINALS team and now we'll have to see which Elizabeth 12-4 in last year's 145 cholastic Athletic Association office at 609-259-2776 or from any of tbe Night" in conjunction with the Artist-In-Education Residency Program. The Colonia banging for No. 1," Stueber and business leaders working turing plant by operations manager John Dick and company President Tim Tidey. Thursday, Feb. 19 individuals rise to tbe occasion," championship bout. participating coaches and players along with at the door at Rutgers. audience will be treated to an exciting performance by the Rahway High School said. "Johnson could be in the mix, together," Suliga said. "The main rea- at Rahway Stueber said. Lim was defeated by Joe Crecca of Local coaches involved include Elizabeth's Al Thompson as one of the ger. Daring their meeting. Kozakiew- Suliga said after learning that the tive, security, fashion, greeting card, Jazz Band, under the direction of Robert Van Wyk, in concert with the national- too." son I wanted to participate in the Hillside 48, Roselle Catholic 43 Rahway answered any questions Cranford in 2:51 in last year's North boys' coachej jcz explained to the assemblyman company had just one job-related and food packaging industries. More ly acclaimed group. The Hi-Tops. In addition to selections by Count Basie, Johnson finished third last year NJBIA's site tour program is that the Oak Knoll 65, Plainfield 34 about its youth and relative inexperi- 103-pound title bout Elizabeth's Bob Firestone will aerve as one of tbe North girls' coaches. Dri-Print's priority issues for 1998, injury this quarter. "I was especially than 1 billion square feet of foil is pro- Duke Ellington and Chick Corea, tbe Rahway School 98 Stage Band, a rhythm with 111 points. Linden was fourth district I represent is one of the most At Dunn Center, Eliz. ence this season by compiling an Rahway records: 103-Blake Jack- Both have led team to state championships. focusing on employee safety training impessed that Dri-Print volunteered to duced annually at the Rahway plant, and blues based group, will make their debut. with 97, Westficld fifth with 79. Cran- heavily industrialized in the state and Union Catholic 43, Summit 42 impressive 13-2 record and winning a son (14-9), 119-Al-Tereek Frazier Proceeds from this All-Star Classic will be utilized by the NJSCA, Ree- and their recent application for a Pol- partake in the OS HA Safety and where 125 people are currently Tbe Hi-Tops have peifmmed to rave reviews around the country. Greg Wall, ford sixth with 77, Colonia seventh it is important for me to be able to Elizabeth 33, Cranford 26 fourth consecutive Watchung (15-9), 130-Shawn Stueber (19-3). bok and Sneaker Stadium. lution Prevention(P2) and Facility Cooperative Compliance program. It employed. the group's spokesman and a Rutgers University professor, has been working with 75, Sbabazz eighth with 33 and work with the business community on SEMIFINALS Conference-Natiooal Division crown. 135-Dan Freer (15-6). 140-Tom Pet- Tbe funds will help institute a "New Jersey Coaches Education Program." Wide Permit. illustrates their commitment to their Suliga represents the 20th Legisla- with students from Rahway High School for several months in tbe Artist-In- Roaelle Catholic ninth with 20. a regular basis." Tuesday, Feb. 24 rusko (19-3). 160-Jatoo Crotchfield This program will offer two courses: "Coaching Principles" and "First employee* and the community." tive District, which encompasses the Education Residency Program, which is funded through a grant received from Aside from Garay, a virtual lock to "I couldn't be more pleased with At Dunn Center, Ellz. (19-3). 189-Tom O'Reilly (16-8). Aid For Coaches." After the tour, Suliga, who is "The entire management team of Dri-Print Foils Inc., manufactures a municiaplities fo Elizabeth, linden, the New Jersey State Council on tbe Arts. win his fourth title, Stueber said be this season," Stueber said. "The kids 12-Hilbide vs. 1-Oak Knoll HWT-Antonio Garay (24-0). known for his environmental record, Dri-Print Foils appears to be very seri- wide range of hot stamping foils Rahway and Roselle. Suliga lives in The grant has been developed in cooperation with the Rutgers University also liked the chances of his son have wrestled very, very bard." SportSmarts Baseball Camps Wednesday, Feb. 25 Johnson records: 103-Nick lim met with Robert W. Kozakiewkz, ous about environmental protection which are utilized by an array of diffe- Linden, where be serves as Linden's Concert Bureau and Merck & Company, which has pledged monetary support Shawn at 130. Tom Petrusko at 145, Tbe only two Indian defeats came to continue Sundays in March Dri-Print Foils' environmental mana- and the safety .of their employees," At Dunn Center, Eliz. Jason Crutchfield at 171 and possibly against Roselle Park in tbe regular (14-5). 112-Rich Lim (10-4). rent business, including the automo- chief financial officer. for tbe program, which supplements tbe present music offerings for students. SportSmarts Baseball Camps will continue (heir winter camp season at 3-Union Catholic vs. 2-Elizabeth Blake Jackson at 103. season 38-28 at Roselle Park back on 125-Mark Taibo (9O). 140-Dennis Union Catholic High School on Sundays March 15,22 and 29, with a special FINAL Stueber took second last season and Jan. 9 and at top-seeded Warren Hills Bowden (15-6). 152-Todd DeWitt pre-seasoo offense/defense camp from 11 a.m. to. 1 p.m. At Dem Center, Eta. Crutchfield placed third, along with tn last Thursday s North Jersey, Ser> (17-3), 160-Mike Mcrgou (15-6). The camp is open to all ages and instruction will be led by Union Catholic Saturday, Feb. 28 Tom O'Reilly at 189. In total, four Uon 2, Group 3 final. 189-Brian Drake (17-2). 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Union, New Jersey 07083-1602 Y)l Al.irkit M •lumluiiith Mike Bound Brook and Rose Anne Sousa of Elizabeth, who A brochure may be obtained by calling the Sharp Shooters Hotline at 908-381-9090 SPECIAL will be introduced with assistants "Tbe team has far exceeded my expectations." 228-4965 MNIKR Phpnats (0OS) 6S0-827O Faxi (MM) •**>393B played her tiigh school basketball at St. Mary's. 609-585-0248. 1-800-794-LEAK (5325) RATU The seven-member team has won most every game it Uon. v4d. Frl • 7:30*4 JOe Tut & Tht-7:30*-8.00p S»t*30t BflOpm Savi fcOOHOOp, 908-245-4221 908-756-6772 Frank Malta and Daniel House. PAGE 10 — THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1MB RAHWAY PROGRESS - CLARK EAGLE ALJ hosts • News OBITUARIES •Arts Michael Stroppa Sr. Repacking Plant, Jersey City, for 10 Richard O.; six grandchildren and tury Club and the Mock Retired James H. Vermilyea workshops • Entertainment years and retired in 1954. Mrs. Lar- eight great*grandchildrcn. Senior Citizens Club. The Hypnosis Counseling Center, Michael Stroppa Sr., 87, of dark James H. Vermilyea, 66, of Bridg- winski was a message clerk in the Surviving are a sister. Arm Haring, with offices in Remington and died Feb. 16 at home. man, Mich., formerly of Gark, died • Classified Army during World War 0. Yvette B. Shauger and a brother, Steven. Bloomfidd, will present a special set Born in Potenu, Italy. Mr. Stroppa Feb. 20 in St Joseph Medical Center, Surviving are her husband, John R.; of workshops Wednesday for Smok- came to the United Stales in 1916 and Yvene B. Shauger, 89, of Clark • Real Estate a daughter. Leslie A. Melick; a Catherine Mumford South Bend, Ind. ing Cessation and Weight Loss at lived in Newark and East Orange died Feb. 22 in the New Jersey Ger- brother. James Sciemello, and two Bom in Newark, Mr. Vermilyea Arthur L. Johnson High School. • Automotive before moving to Clark in 1984. He iatric Center, Elizabeth. Catherine C Mumford, 76, of grandchildren. lived in Clark before moving to Brid- Westfield Avenue, Glark. was a registered pharmacist at Valley Bom in Passaic, Mrs. Shauger lived Clark, formerly of Elizabeth, died roan in 1990. He was a manager for in Plainfield before moving to Clark Feb. 21 at home. WOfWAU COMMUNITY NEWSPAPERS THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26,1998 • SECTION B Fair Pharmacy, Irvington, and retired Lillian Dombroski AT&T in Basking Ridge for many Each workshop involves 1 1/2 in 1979. Earlier, Mr. Stroppa had in 1983. She and her late husband, Bom in Newark, Mrs. Mumford years before retiring. Mr. Vermilyea hours, including hyphosil exercises, owned the Stroppa Brothers Pharma- Lillian Dombroski, 68, of Rahway Herman, owned Shor-Brook Shoes, lived in Elizabeth before moving to served in the Navy during the Korean discussion and an optional audio cas- cy, Newark, for 17 years. He was a died Feb. 16 at home. Bound Brook, for 16 years and retired Clark six years ago. She was a mem- War. sette for a $10 fee, which remtim the 1933 graduate of the Rutgers Univer- Bom in Nanrjcoke, Pa., Mrs. Dom- in 1970. Mrs. Shauger was a member ber of the Senior Citizen Group, Surviving are his wife, Elsie; two possession of the participant and Default may be best for Rahway incinerator sity School of Pharmacy, Newark. broski moved to Rahway 40 years of the Workman's Circle of Elizabeth Elizabeth. daughters, Debra Bobyack and Karen which assists in reinforcing immedi- By Sean D*Uy facilities have to compete in a free UCUA's bonds. When told this, Mr. Scroppa was a member of the Eta ago. and the Westfield Jewish Community Surviving are her husband, Harvey Schouweiler; two sisters, Doris Dun- ate positive results and ensuring long against what he calls a "taxpayer bail- given by financial companies like Makul said that the UCUA and not SUIT Writer market, something that they can't do Makul said that the county '"would Phi Alpha Fraternity in newark. He Surviving are her husband, Walter Cerier. W.; a son, Richard; a daughter, can and Alice Doyle, and four range success. The workshops can be oat" of the incinerators and their Standard and Poor's to measure how the county would wind up owing its the UCUA it in danger of default- with their high per-ton garbage dis- also volunteered with the RAMP J. Sr.; a son, Walter J. Jr.; a daughter, Surviving are a son, Frederic; a Deborah Marsters, and four grandchildren. taken individually or as a set The investors. good or bad a bond might be as an investors money if it defaults on its have to look at that." ing on iti S283 million in bonds. But posal fees, called "tipping fees." Program for elementary school child- Marie Wludyka; two sisters, Stella daughter, Judith Weinstein; three grandchildren. Smoking Cessation workshop begins "What we're saying it before we investment. bonds. That was why the county facil- He added, "It would make no sense incinerator opponents are saying that ren at the Yantacaw School, Nutley. Stryker and Irene Melnek, and four grandchildren and four great- Joseph J. Magda at 6:30 and runs to 8 p.m. and the Assemblyman John Rooney (R- fund a taxpayer bailout of incinera- If enough counties lose their bond ities were set up in the first place, be to refinance $ 1.5 billion statewide just grandchildren. Weight Loss group will continue from this might not be a bad thing. Bergen County) currently has a bill in tors, we should investigate all other rating, the state might have its rating said: to "isolate the risk." because one county guaranteed $35 Surviving are his wife of 5o~ye" 11. MicHi 71[ of Part C\\FA 8 to 9:30 p.m. TL- T T/~"T T A degraded as well. This would lead to Adele; a son, Michael Jr.; three blv's Solid and Hazardous options and no one has looked at the "So I think that the people being million." Feb. 21 in Rahway Hospital. UlgLv. «.1«LOI,*,UnJ.andpuss.Lly 553]^ Pringgl stressed that bond default daughters, Gerry Flaherty, Arm Lor- Elinor Rosenmeier Edward Usiak Ema Scrimenti, 85, of Rahway died based garbage incinerator, one of five Waste Committee, which he chairs, pros and cons of defaulting yet," he out Bom in Elizabeth, Mr. Magda lived Barry Wolfson, who has a master's less investment in the state and Union might not be the only answer to the raine Felice and Marilyn Jacober, a Feb. 20 in Paul Kimball Medical Cen- county-owned incinerators in the. that would charge trash haulers a six- said. investors," he said. And since the Elinor Rosenmeier, 98, of Scotts- Edward Usiak, 79, of Clark died in Clark for 43 years. He was a service degree in counseling and has more County. brother, Pasquale; two sisters, Kather- ter, Lakewood. state. These incinerators, along with a to 10- percent tax on each ton of gar- state's garbage disposal crisis. The dale, Ariz., formerly of Rahway, died Feb. 22 in Rahway Hospital. manager for Elizabeth Motors, Eli- than one decade of proven success in Eric Whisler, the UCUA's bond bonds are insured, be added, the bail- inc Alspach and Eleanor Mallor, and number of other county garbage dis- bage they haul. But, according to Ray Makul, for- state might have to step in to pay off Feb. 19 at the home of her son. Jack Bom in Guttenberg, Mr. Usiak Bom in New York City, Mrs. zabeth, for 30 years and retired in the science of hypnosis, will lead each counsel, could not be reached for out will go. not to the investors, but to five grandchildren. posal facilities, are facing reduced mer Rate Counsel in Kean's Public part of the facilities' debt, either prin- H., with whom she lived. lived in Rahway before moving to Scrimenti lived in Rahway for many 1982. Mr. Magda was an Army veter- workshop. The cost per workshop is This could bring in $70- to $80 mil- comment. the insurance companies that insured business thanks to a November Advocate Office, the type of bonds cipal, interest or a portion of both, he Clark 20 years ago. He was an operat- years. She was a volunteer for Rah- an of World War Q and a member of S39. Registration begins immediately, lion, which would be used to help pay The county govnerment has guar- the county garbage facility bonds. Bom in Denmark, Mrs. Rosen- Supreme Court decision that struck that the UCUA has issued would pre- said. Ann Larwinski ing engineer for Merck & Co. power way Hospital. Mrs. Scrimenti was the Veterans of Foreign Wars, Post and participants will be accepted on a off the "stranded debt" for tbe*e faril- anteed $35 million of the UCUA's "We should let the marketplace meicr lived in the Avenel section of down New Jersey's waste flow con- vent this. Like other incinerator opponents, plant, Rahway, for 34 years and active with the Rahway Italian Ameri- 7363, Clark. first come, first serve basis. ities — the debt that would be left bonds. If the UCUA defaults, the work this out before we have state Arm Larwinski. 73, of Clark died Woodbridge Township and Rahway trol laws. The UCUA's bonds are not "gener- Pringel favors alternatives to incinera- retired in 1981. Mr. Usiak served in can Club Ladies Auxiliary. Surviving are his^ wife, Helen; a over if they were sold outright. Bonds county will have to pay the guaran- intervention," said Makul. Feb. 16 at home. before moving to Arizona eight Hypnosis is a scientific and medi- al obligation" bonds that are paid for tion — a more aggresive program of the Army Medical Battalion during Surviving are a son, Ben; a daught- daughter. Donna Homish; four for county garbage disposal facilities teed amount and possibly as much as Bom in Jersey City, Mrs. Larwins- months ago. She was a member of the cally approved method of tapping the These laws, enacted during the with county taxes, he said. Instead, Whether the county's bond rating "reduce, reuse, recycle and compost" World War D. He was a member of er, Anita Ryan; a brother, Phil Manes; brothers, Frank J. Stanley, Andrew in New Jersey currently total about $283. This would result in an increase ki lived in Hillside before moving to Methodist Women of the Trinity normally inaccessible power of the admitu'stration of former Governor they are "revenue" bonds that are paid would suffer is another matter. for garbage. the Operating Engineers Local Union five grandchildren and a great- and Edward, and two sisters, Mary $1.5 billion. in county-purpose taxes. Clark 35 years ago. She was a packag- United Methodist Church, Rahway. mind and correcting negative Thomas Kean, gave disposal facilities for with revenue from the UCUA. Normally, with revenue bonds, the "So it's lime to shut them down. 68, the Merck and Co. Quarter Ccn- grandchild. Cirnino and Jean Arway.' ing operator for A&P Tea Co., Also surviving are another son, behavior. legal monopolies over garbage dis- But Dave Pringel of Cranford, County and state officials say that it This is a part of the original waste county would not be affected if the Incinerators have been an economic posal in their respective counties. Campaign Director for the New would also lead to the degradation of flow control legislation from the Kean UCUA defaulted on its bonds. and environmental nightmare," he NEWS CLIPS Without these laws, garbage disposal Jersey Environmental Federation, is the county's bond rating — a measure administration, he said. But it has guaranteed some of the . said. RCP cannot guarantee exact banner Seminars set March must register at the center by guest speakers from the New Jersey Michael Smalling, recycling coordi- are having problems with their child- Deer hunt continues with 127 slain Feb. 27. All participants will be noti- Audubon Society and the Trailside nator, at 827-2159. location, every effort will be made to ren and feel they would benefit from Freeholders may submit By Sean Daily done as soon as possible, we're going etation in the reservation from over- The Rahway Police Department is fied when the party is to lake place. Museum in Watchung as part of the locate banners on a pole as close to meeting weekly with other parents for Banner program Staff Writer to continue." grazing and for traffic accidents. announcing a series of two-hour semi- Those interested may call 827-2016 Senior Center "Home and Garden your business as possible. help and support. The Rahway Center Partnership, in The Watchung Reservation bunt When asked if he thought the hunt According to a July 25 report, pre- nars, relating to the upcoming Law for more information. Club." There will be three seasonal Parents that attend may remain $1-million grant request Enforcement Candidate Record cooperation with the City of Rahway, has killed 127 deer this year, slightly would reach the maximum kill of 189 pared by the Watchung Reservation All presentations will be held in the changes per year. Bracket and banner anonymous. Free child care while the By Sean Daily According to Goncalves, Union entrance examination for police is initiating a new seasonal banner more than the minimum number of deer, county Parks and Recreation Deer Management Subcommittee of Rahway Senior Center Hall and any- changes are included in the one-time parents meet is available. StafT Writer County already has a master plan Fashion show set program as pan of a total promotion deer to be killed. Superintendent Chuck Sigmund the county Board of Chosen Freehol- officer. one who is interested is invited to fee. The cost to your business this Parents Anonymous Support Group The county Board of Chosen for county transportation. But the On March 1, the Arthur L. Johnson and marketing campaign to be under- But county officials have said that replied that it was "too difficult to tell. ders, this year's controlled hunt is The seminars will specifically deal attend. year will provide you with several meets at First Baptist Church, 177 Freeholders will be voting on going existing plan is out-of-date in sev- Parent-Teacher Association will hold taken by the Paitngship. Under this they will continue with the controver- We hope that the weather remains more cost-effective than a 1994 con- with familiarizing the individual with The schedule is as follows: years worth of high visibility, good Elm Ave., Rahway, on Thursdays after funding for a county-wide eral areas. a fashion show and mini auction. Stu- program, the RCP will purchase and sial bunt. favorable and that we will be able to ' trolled deer hunt. the LECR examination, a basic "how Today — 1 p.m. — "Gardening faith advertising and the sense of from 7 to 9 p.m. Contact Jim Cyr at "transportation master plan" For one thing, it doesn't take into dents, parents and teachers will model install three seasonal banners, Spring, The number of deer killed was reach our goal." That public hunt reportedly cost to" formal. Included in the familiari- Without Chemicals," presented by belonging to a commercial district (908) 388-8626 or (800) 843-5437. tonight. account the recent Conrail merger, fashions provided by The Dress Bam Fall and Holiday, as well as other accurate as of midday last Thursday, He added, "Again, we're ahead of $54,751.77 and killed 88 deer, an zation will be general information Trailside Museum. that is moving forward into the next The freeholders will vote tonight which puts not one but two freight of Linden. informational, special purpose and the seventeenth day of the hunt this schedule, but as the herd gets smaller, average of $622.18 per deer. The about the test, sources of additional March 26 — 1 pjn. — "Gardening century. on whether to submit an application train companies on Union County's The fashion snow will take place at special event banners. Entertainment book year. The week before, county hunters the less deer we see and the harder it 1997 hum cost $10,476.75 and killed information to study from, and a list In The Shade," presented by Trailside Several large businesses in the for a $ 1 million grant from the New rail lines. This is important, said The Westwood on North Avenue in had killed 125 deer after 16 days of is." 185 deer, an average of $56.63 per of schools that are dedicated to police Museum. In order to help promote your busi- Rahway area have already committed Saint Agnes Church in Clark Jersey Transportation Planning GoDcalves, because the county Gimwl. Loncheon win be served at announces that the Entertainment hunting. The stated purpose of the controv- deer. testing in all its facets. April 16 — I p.m. — "Butterfly ness, as pan of this program, the RCP to this ptTwrarn Morr- thun 30 percent Authority (NJTPA) to develop the government wants to rehabilitate 12:15 pjn. Bool *98 has arrived. Anyone who The minimum amount of deer that ersial hunt, begun in 1996, is to con- Opponents of the hunt have said The dates for the seminars are: Feb. Gardening,'' presented by Trailside is offering individual businesses the of the banners are already taken. For plan. ucigut Tffies leading to Sdftett placed an order can pick them up after the coonty wsuterj » kiH in *e con- troi the iwmber of deer apeadiag Jhe *hr" nrm-faihal "—'ti~ 27; March 4; March 14; March 24 and Donations of $20 per person wil go Museum. opportunity to have your company's more information call (908) According to freeholder Donald Island Donald Goncalves to aid the PTA Scholarship Fund. For name imprinted on one or more of weekend Masses or from 9:30 ajn. to troversial bunt this year is 120. winter in the reservation. Before the control have- not been fully explored. March 26. 396-3545. Goacalves, chairman of the Union. The existing master plan also Donation expert," recommended tickets or more information, call Laur- these banners, for one time cost of $90 S^p^m^tonday^through Friday at According to Dan Bcrnicr, Chief of bunt this year, there were 300 deer, or But one of these — irnmunocon- Each seminar will begin at 6:30 County Department of Economic does not take into account a new that the county create a new trans- ie at (732) 38S-S651 or Nancy at —per—banner The rectory. For those who are not the Bureau of Park Operations, the 100 per square mile; the goal is to traception to keep female deer from pjn. and will be held in the Emergen- Development, who proposed the focus in the Port Authority. This ~poflaTjon~Tnas •:*•«% **i>v^tm>>«'.M»n*, •**i-^'f7" •'-*r^JW^T-W'—£•;»•./•••}•: WOBRALL NEWSPAPERS PAGE B2 — THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1998 THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1998 - PAGE B3 WORRALL NEWSPAPERS NEWS CLIPS 'Enter Laughing' lives RESIDENTIAL Front Row seating Plainfield's past explored which includes a buffet dinner, bever- the use of massage therapy to manage management, doctor-patient commu- mMMEROAL INDUSTRIAL up to its promise ages, DJ music and door prizes. Pro- lymphedema. The seminar will take nication, and quality of life issues for The Historical Society of PUinTield place at Cancer Care's Millbum people with brain tumors. This semi- available in Rahway ceeds will benefit the chapter's Hos- 'Enter Laughing" at the Forum will present a "Plainfield in the 20th pital Fund and Scholarship Program. office, 241 Millburn Ave., on Monday nar will take place at the Millburn By Jacquie McCarthy Theater in Metuchen, just around the Theater Century" series, two decades at a For tickets, contact Jim at (908) March 23, bom 6:30 to 8 pan. The Public Library, 200 Glen Ave., on &lectmc, Inc. Associate Editor comer from Linden and Rahway, is an time, each spring and fall to the year 245-5074, Bill at (973) 467-9185 or presenter is Kim Buckalew, Certified Tuesday, March 31 from 7 to 8:30 The cultural renaissance in Rahway now boasts yet another credit to the entertaining piece of comedy with an 2000. Allen at (908) 322-7397. Massage Therapist in private practice p.m. effort. Open for almost two weeks. The Front Row Restaurant on Irving Street underlying theme. It was written by View The initial program, an exhibit of in Princeton. 908-276-3687 The Vietnam Veterans of America The workshops are free. Pre- JOSEPH PUERARI President is located right in the center of downtown, within walking distance from Union Joseph Stein, known for his "Fiddler memorabilia primarily from Plain- County Arts Center. By Bea Smith is a service organization of former The second workshop is for people registration is required because space Fuily Insured • License 97837-A on the Roof," based on a semi- field area residents, is titled "Plain- members of the Armed Forces of the with brain cancer and their families. is limited. For more information or to Restaurant manager Richard Libonati said it wasn't a difficult decision to autobiographical novel by Carl Reiner Staff Writer field's Ragtime Era: 1900-1920." The United States who served during the This presentation is entitled "Help for register, call (973) 379-7500. choose a name related to the local arts community. and staged on Broadway in 1963. Opening reception for the exhibit is Vietnam War Era — January 1959 People Living with Brain Tumors: In the Forum production, Vicki Tri- "You generally pick something connected with the street you're on — it Marvin, played by Mark Birch, and Sunday, March 1, from 2 to 4 p.m. through May 1975. WA Union Medical Update Coping Strategies." Your abilities can earn extra in- podo, the darling actress-comedienne FUTURETECH could have been the Irving Street Cafe — or you connect it to a personality that pretty girlfriend, Wanda, played by Viewing hours continue every Sunday County Chapter No. 688 meets at 7:30 The presenters will describe treatment come. Advertise them with a classi- of that theater, makes her directorial ^Computer Hardware&Software owns the restaurant •*- it could be Johnny A's Cafe or it could be Richard's Bar Irene Piccininni, encourage him, and through June 30 from 2 to 4 p.m. at p.m. on the second Tuesday of each options for brain cancer, symptom fied ad by calling 1-800-564-8911. debut, and she directed the production — or you connect it to something else in the area. Basically, we reached out and the antics that follow are tragic — and the Drake House Museum, 602 W. month at American Legion Post #3 on with care, despite much of the over- We Specialize In wanted to connect it to the arts center, so we called it Front Row." funny. Front St. North Avenue in Westfield. All acting of the actors. • System Integrators/ Libonati hopes that Rahway theater audiences will become Front Row pat- The large cast of fine actors, espe- A special slide lecture program, Vietnam-era veterans are invited to The large, able cast made use of the Personal Computers MTl R.\2OO\ rons. As a resident of Bergenfield, however, Libonati admitted that he was cially Allen L. Rickman, who plays "Picturesque Plainfield: A Photogra- attend. For membership information, LOOKING FOR A CHANGE OF PACE? funny dialogue in a humorous way, • Networking Intel Penlhnn 200MMX unfamiliar with the kind of audiences which would be attracted to the area. Mr. Foreman, David's boss, with such pher's View of the City, 1890-1910" contact Membership Chairman Bob and (he setting in the 1930s brought Host an exchange student from GERMANY, or one from any Hal Sink vtr Cooling Fin "It depends upon what the venue is," he said comic authenticity that he steals every will be shown March 22 by Kean Col- Clark at (732) 499-9796. • Web Design Intel TX Chipset * 5i:K back memories of the value of family lege Professor Frank Esposito, acting other Scandinavian, European, South American or Asian country. Mid-Tower Cite Front Row is already jumping on the UCAC bandwagon by hosting a Meet life back then. Of particular signifi- scene, include a sexy Laurie Shepard Thay likp mtioir skiing skating sports I 44 MR HO f paiiy Cm Judy Culliiu, wbu will pn' ' Quality & 32MB EDO Rim cance was the symbol ot JeWiSn fami- Donald Lokuta, professor of photo- Arrive in August and have own spending money and insurance 2.1GB EIDEIUrd Drive Pern as Don Baxter, James D. Rorel- Cancer Care Inc. of New Jersey is on March 28. ;. lies, who settled in America with eco- graphy. The slides depict the Kean Service 34X CD-Run Drtve lo as Don Darwin, Nick Stannard as sponsoring two free educational prog- Call today 1-800-SIBUNG PCI 64-bil Video Cird » ^MR "In that particular performance, I think they can have an I lOO-seat capacity," nomic difficulties, sacrificed and College collection of photographs by Marlowe, Jennifer Russell as Angela, rams for people diagnosed with ' or visit our website at wwwAlbllng.org 16-bit Sound Cird Libonati said. "Of that, they can sell 50 tickets at a higher price, which will sought the best for their children. A Guillermo Thorn. They will be shown Is Our nOWin Stereo Speaker*. Tern Sturtevant and Phil Hochman as cancer and their family members. entitle the people to go to the performance and then come to the Meet-and-Greet college education. A profession. A in Centennial Hall at Muhlenbcrg 36 6k FJW Modem * ' voice Mother and Father and Vito F. Tirone The first presentation is entitled American Intercultural Student Exchange Win 95 Keyboard here later on." trade. Something better than what the Medical Center. Randolph Road, a non profit tax exempt educational program Commitment! S£n*l Montr &. Mouse Pid was Roger. "Lymphedema: A Manageable Con- Libonati and wife Judy own Lib's Restaurant in Bergenfield. When then- parents had. Plainfield. from 3 to 5 p.m. Admis- Windows 95 » Licenv There are chuckles throughout dition." This, presentation will discuss chef, Hak Wing Wong, told them he was interested in opening an American On the simple stage of the Forum, sion is free to the exhibit and the "Enter Laughing," but it isn't until the Call: (908) 2894161! ONLY $899 restaurant, the Libonati's agreed to help Wong create an American feel. Wong the settings are divided into three lecture. final minutes of the second act when a purchased the former Sakaliba, a Chinese restaurant, in November. parts. On the extreme left is a shop, Ext. 104,105 & 106 the center, a combination of various nearly slapstick situation arises, as The decor of the new restaurant can be described as "artsy eclectic." David is given an opportunity to per- Mensans schedule test THE APLASTIC ANEMIA FOUNDATION "We decided to go in the middle of the road, basically," said libonati. "The scenes where most of the action takes APLASnC Futuretech Inc. 1304 North Broad St. Hillside, NJ 07205 place, and on the right, an old- form on a stage, and the mishaps are Once every year, Central New posters that we have upnow, is just the beginning of what we're doing. We had Phone:(908)289-6161 Fax: (908)289-7077 www.futuretech-usa.com fashioned kitchen with a plain table, hilarious. The timing was meticulous, Jersey Mcnsa holds a walk-in qualifi- to work with what was here before. There was a Chinese/Japanese style restaur- chairs, an old refrigerator and sink thanks to the Tripodo, and if the audi- cation test for which reservations are ant, and this archway was a mahogany filigree wooden entranceway. We and a 1930s radio. ence didn't enter laughing, it certainly not required. This year it is being held couldn't take it down because it was holding up this wall, so we covered it over We deliver Thorn Christopher Warren is the exited that way. at 9 a.m. March 7 at The Sheraton NEEDS YOUR but still left the rounded archway." principal player, as David Kolowitz, a "Enter Laughing" will be staged Woodbridge, across from Wood- Libonati said Wong has worked for him for 15 years, as bead chef of Lib's. Front Row Restaurant is located at 1540 Irving St., Rah- MORE VALUE FOR young man who is learning a trade in a through March 22 Thursday through bridge Center mall on Route 1. The "He wanted to go out on bis own, and so I have been helping him develop the way, within walking distance of Union County Arts Center. machine shop, whose parents want Saturday at 8 p.m., with Sunday mati- test is being given in conjunction with UNWANTED CLOTHING restaurant. He wanted to instill an American presence in the restaurant, so I did Front Row will host the Meet-and-Greet party for singer the Chapter's Annual- Regional YOUR CAR WASH DOLLAR! Judy Collins following her performance at UCAC on him to become a pharmacist, and who nees at 2:30 p.m. and a Wednesday all the hiring for him. I did all the design and layout. matinee on March 11 at 2:30 p.m. Gathering. VOUH nnsmins is im: niuutinm i March 28. yearns to become an actor. His friend. Anyone interested in joining Mensa "It's basically an American menu," said Libonati. "There really isn't any can take the test. to help fight this often ethnic overtone to the menu ai all." The test begins at 9 a.m. and ends Thousands of men. OPEN The menu consists of standard entrees, plus sandwiches, salads and appetiz- by 11 a.m. A S25 processing fee must 'Isn't It Romantic" asks, and asks again women and children ers. Libonati hopes to offer before and after theater-goers an alternative to be paid at the registration table on the fatal blood disease I SEVEN DAYSI are afflicted each e diners and luncheonettes. mezzanine level. Many can relate to being confused year. All erf the SAM-6PM "OUT dinner menu encompasses appetizers and burgers and lighter fare, Activities include a speaker and a FOR A CONVENIENT HOME PICKUP CALL about what direction to take in life, clothing will be sold rather than just sit-down full-couse dinners. That's why we are a place-nut midnight chocolate fondue party for a especially modem young women torn and all profits will restaurant versus a white tablecloth restaurant, so people will feel comfortable S5 donation. between traditional roles and oppor- go to the Apiisuc SPEEDY CAR WASH coming in and having a late-night burger or a salad, or something of that nature. For information, call Ann Nopnan tunities to explore the uncharted ter- Anemia Foundation I -800-500-0445 Personalized Hand Detailing We're hoping that's exactly what will happen," said Libonati. ritory of their own potential. Play- ai (732) 974-8649. of New jersey. Inc. #• Recycle and Help HELP SAVE Front Row is open for lunch and dinner Monday through Saturday, and for wright Wendy Wasserstein's semi- to help fund research. On Every Car Washed dinner only on Sunday. According to Libonati, hours will be adjusted to acco- Vets plan dinner dance : prevention and *w the Environment A UFE! :-C : BRUSHLESS iHodait aftrr ihratrr oatsoosi, afy^ hr hfyr* IP nff*r rticrnnrfic JQ tbeats-jLoexs. Union County Chapter #688 of the treatment pauent Future plans include babysitting dinner-and-show arrangements with the Rah- Vietnam Veterans of America will Theater assistance and emo- way YMCA. hold its annual Spring Dinner Dance on Saturday, March 28th. from 7 p.m. tional support to # CMG&SHARING Front Row is located at 1540 Irving St.. Rahway. For information, call (732) View to midnight at VFW Post No. 7363 in those afflicted. 388-1122. 522 US. Highway 9 North. Suite # 322 • Maralapan. NJ 07726 5 Lehlgh Ave. Clark. Tickets arc at S20 per peraoo Union By Jacquie McCarthy Kent Place has 'Vessels' Associate Editor autobiographical "Isn't It Romantic." on display in the gallery performed through March 1 at Kean "Vessels," a pottery exhibit by Phil Homes, will be on display at the Kent University, creates some very real Place Gallery through March 13. people in situations that are at once UNION COUNTY CLASSIFIED "I've been working with clay for more than 30 years," states Homes. "During typical and bizarre, making life that time, my work ha» changed considerably. . . from a preoccupation with choices that are at once satisfying and utilitarian forms and their function, to a focus on more expressive forms and scary. surfaces, to an increasing interest in the work reflecting the character of process A good deal of hemming and haw- USE A PREPAID 20 words or less '..: $16.00 _.__ as well as tradition." Homes now uses the raku process for much of bis work ing usually proceeds life-affecting Kean University students Debra Karen Karr, Hope Weinsiein and Emio Hernandez Visaand because it "offers almost unlimited, if not always controllable, variation of sur- decisions, and the audience is privy to Each additional 10 words or less $4.00 , w Exerciser: Air glider, rehearse their roles for 'Isn't It Romantic,' which plays through March 1. face and pattern as a result of glaze application, firing atmosphere and post- the procrastinations of 28-year-old CLASSIFIED AD are accepted firing effects." nods the boards this time around as Akri ava;!ahlp in rhmhtnatmn w;'h in Fctev P.i-.unt^ Mon-cnanon: R1"TTI1VT£ pUyed by up-and- of commit- give glimpses into their lives and rela HumeinUlHJ, amimail ufi uthet riFinme AIAruU i^'um...Departmen.t a-.-...t Blair . 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Koles 'Mohave Moon' will Newark; Roman Catholic, Presbyte- Fire Engine Company 3 pulled by two have contributed more than an invalu- On The HOROSCOPE rian and Methodist Episcopal chur- white horses in 1896 and three horses can reflect culture able, hugely-interesting, pictorially- ammunition to back it up, especially ches, and monesteries, and the first 10 years later, and many other fire answer, even though you may be get- fascinating view of Newark in their Shelf keep you guessing For the week Cancer any notes praising your work. Get a With the Academy awards com- Jewish congregation, B'nai Jeshurun, engine and police companies, such as ting a lot of pressure. Take a break latest historical book called "New- of March 1 to 7 group of friends together for a fun ing up, this is a good time to review organized in 1848, to become the the Third Precinct in 1907 and the Eddy, Dinny Aiello, spends his June 22-July 22 from work to do some shopping for ark." They have given thousands upon By Bea Smith social event this weekend. Don't the movies of 1997 — not only to On The largest synagogue in the city, and the first mounted police officer in 1891, momingi hinging out with his two Stay cool-headed even in trying yourself. thousands of people a look-see into Aries leave anyone out, or hurt feelings focus on the best and worst, but Oheb Shalom Congregation, which the bicycle patrol in 1890 and a pat- friends Eugene and Harry at the local The Video situations this week. You'll gain the the realm of what at one time was the — but mostly with its people. In Scorpio could be a result. what particularly recommends Arts split from B'nai Jeshurun in 1860 to rolman directing traffic in 1925. coffee tbop. Their conversations March 21-April 20 respect of an important person by largest, most interesting city in the Chapter One, which is called "A Puri- them, and perhaps what they have form a new body on Prince Street. There are pictures of Beth Israel Hos- revolve around which hones they're Detective It may be time to tit back and take doing so and will improve your pro- Oct. 24-Nov. 22 Aquarius By Jon Plaut state of New Jersey. As collaborators. tan Village," the reader is invited to to say to us. In Chapter Four, "The Hub" offers pital in 1901 on High Street. betting on that night and whether or stock of your life. Where are you in fessional reputation. Then get away Someone near you is having a Jan. 21-Feb. 18 Turner and Koles have offered the view a photograph of the Settlers' not the grilled cheese they've just relation to your professional goals? Is for the weekend. Spend some time I'll start with five of the most pictures of the first mailbag loaded "The Three R's," Chapter 6, shows By Jim Riffel rough time but doesn't want to admit You'll be getting emotional support Full Monty" takes advantage of a public a true history in black-and- Monument, "an artist's version of the ordered will arrive burnt. your personal life where you want it away from the hustle and bustle of popular movies. By that I mean, onto an airplane in 1928, the Pennsyl- • the Newark Public Library of 1901, it. When he/she finally does, be sure from a friend you haven't seen in a truly funny screenplay by Simon white pictures and accurate, informa- first settlers from Milford, Conn.," to to be? Make some time for your fami- everyday life. to give hinVher time and support. Plan what the public has been flocking vania Railroad Station on Market the first principal of Newark High Then lightning strikes. As the three rubber. A few hours later Eddy is at while. It will come at a time when you Beaufey to deliver a spirited and tive accompanying texts — one that the future Newark led by Robert Treat ly this weekend. You'll enjoy it, and it a romantic evening for your partner. to. "Titanic" is big and technically Street, the Delaware, Lackawanna School, the teaching staff of Beacon men are sitting in the middle of yet really need it. Thank him/her for it in charming film about some unem- would give any person, who has ever in May 1666. Other pictures show Venus's mother's trailer, surrounded will give you a chance to rethink your Leo irjeresting, but the love story is and Western Railroad Station in 1900, Street German American School in another dull moment, a stunning a special way. Try a bouquet of flow- ployed chaps in northern England. had any contact with Newark and who pictures taken in 1916 at Washington by sand as far as the eye can see. priorities. July 23-Aug. 23 Sagittarius underwritten and overblown. There now operated by the New Jersey 1877, James Baxter, head of the Col- young woman walks through the ers or home-baked cookies. An after- Jack Nicholson, in the best male still do, reason to rush to the nearest and Broad streets, the Meeker home- Mom. played by the talented but The work you've done on a special Nov. 23-Dec. 21 is an almost pathological haired of Transit, the Eagle Rock Trolley and ored School on Market Street, the door. The dress code she adheres to noon off can help you get a fresh out- acting performance of the year, bookstore to purchase one of his own. stead, built in 1678 at the intersection rarely seen Anne Archer, is a nice Taurus project recently could lead to a prom- If you're fully committed to impro- rich people in the move which ulti- individual bus lines, all operated by Essex County Girls Vocational and the way she wears her hair make look on life. leads a great cast in James Brooks' The soft cover book, "Newark," of Chancellor Avenue and Bergen enough woman but something is otion. But remember to give credit ving your life, this is the week to start. mately renders the plot leaden. Kate Street, the first one-room Lyons Farm Public Service Transport, ships at Port School in 1930, the Essex County for a wild style. The three men and April 21-May 21 "As Good As It Gets," a very published by Arcadia Publishing, awry. As Eddy exits to use the bath- where credit is due. Take a friend or Discuss it with a counselor, member Winslett does her best. The art School at Pot Pie Lane built in 1728, Authority on April II, 1922, being College, founded in 1966, Drake Col- their six eyeballs are locked on her as Devote your weekend to helping a 1 Pisces human send-up of lonely and mis- Dover, N.H., is part of an historic rrvim mnm Innl'g at V^n fir tru*ttf f*fki*rKi Try nf thr t-Wgy nr n persorur ' luaJeil with fuudstuffs fw RUMIBB laga, 1000. icnd with s piuj Y iefc-f* y ctiucnoicct , oogic series caUed^lmages oi Ajneflea." and lrom wich General George she floats by their booth. She settles a hopefully, and says "Oh good, you did tative, but be careful how you inter- fitted liveslnNewTcflfCityTThis- relief, a Newark City Subway car, and him/her the confidence needed to get find a nearby country getaway for the Other books on local areas were writ- Washington led his troops past in Fine and Industrial Arts. few booths away and, noticing pret any advice. Grab a friend or take Use your creativity to help change Nights," is equally disappointing, tin Hoffman positively shimmers as it, you brought one." A further twist through the undertaking, and finish- ultimate relaxation experience. ten about Elizabeth, also by Turner 1776 on his famous retreat across the 'Tour Comers," located at the Chapters seven, "Life in the City;" they've all turned into statues pointed off on your own and shop 'til you drop pur life. It will be a big boost to your mired as it is in a plot that goes a Hollywood producer in Barry comes right around the corneT when ing the work win make you both feel and Koles, and Linden by Lauren New Jersey. Highlighted are photo- intersection of Broad and Market eight, "Commerce," including Bam- in her direction, she smiles. Realizing Virgo job, and it will make your life in gen- nowhere, with a myopia about sex Levinson's contemporary political Venus's stepdad. Buck, played by good. Stay on top of your finances in this weekend. streets, and considered to be the berger's, Kresge"s. Mutual Benefit eral a lot more fun. While you're at it, and drugs that finally just becomes satire, "Wag the Dog." Kevin Pancurak Yeats. graphs of Aaron Burr Jr., second vice they are the main subject of an embar- Michael Bein, enters the picture. the coming week. Aug. 24-Sept 22 busiest in the world. Life Insurance Co. and the Newark donate some of your time to a worthy boring. Julianna Moore struggles Containing a long list of acknow- president of the United States, the Old rassing moment, they snap out of it Buck is the kind of guy who likes to Remember the importance of inte- Capricorn Smith provides an unexpected Evening News founded in 1883 bv cause. A little time on your part will mightily to establish character in a ledgements and an introduction by First Presbyterian Church, a statue of Military Park, the statue of the fam- and quickly act very interested in their grity in your personal and profession- Dec. 22-Jan. 20 romantic turn-around in his sexual Wallace M. Scudder, which became guzzle a six-pack and then kill some- Gemini Charles F. Cummings, Newark City Washington in Washington Park, the ous seated Abraham Lincoln by Gut- menus. It may be time to approach your make a big difference in someone's film that seems not to care. The comedy, "Choosing Amy." And the state's largest newspaper until trie body. A few strange hours are spent al relationships. Yon are in a position historian, Cummings introduces the home of New Jersey Superior Court zon Borglum in front of the Essex May 22-June 21 boss for a raise. Be sure to have the life. most successful and best of the Woody Allen is genuinely funny in 1970s: nine, "Recreation," includes A few minutes pass by before Har- inside the trailer and then Eddy to put in a good word for someone. two Newark-born collaborators: Tur- Judge Elisha Boudinot on Park Place, County Courthouse, famous cemete- Consider taking a bome-itudy summer escapist movies was theexamining the creative act in the Newark Little Giants, Newark Eagles, ry is brave enough to glance in her decides he'd better get out of this Watch your finances this week. ner, a lifelong resident of the Wee- Newark's first vocational school, ries and newspaper buildings are fea- course. Whether it's career-related or mildly entertaining science fiction, neurotic, destructive life of the wri- championship teams, and Newark- direction. He's shocked to find that bizarre freakshow in the desert and quahic section, a former reporterfo r established in 1790 by the Rev. Moses tured in Chapter Five called "They just a bobby, you'll gain knowledge Libra DOUBLE "Men In Black," with a generally ter in "Deconstructing Harry." bom international personalities, such she is staring at the hungry group with head back to LA. the Elizabeth Daily Journal, photo- Combs and other 18th century Serve." Newspaper offices started and have fun. Plus, it could work to serviceable script, particularly as Epic movies came to us from as Jerry Lewis, Connie Francis, Marty a big alluring smile. Harry smiles Sept 23-Oct 23 graphic librarian of the New Jersey churches. with The Newark Daily Advertiser, Thankful to have exited this sand- your advantage professionally in the RKSTAl'IIANT compared to the greatly-anticipated close and far. "Ulee's Gold" is a Ames, Whitney Houston and Dorc back. She motions with her finger to The decisions you make now may Newsphotos, and author of a news- which began as a daily newspaper in trap with his head still attached to his near future. Spend some time with a space exploration, "Contact," with dense location melodrama, located Chapter Two, "Made in Newark," Schary, and 10, "Pride of Newark." send Eddy over. Harry is stunned and affect you for a long time, so be sure paper column and several books, and 1832, and which changed its name to body. Eddy leisurely cruises down the loved one who needs your support. Jodie Foster. That was a real clunk- in the Florida Everglades. Jim Sher- shows how Newark begins to grow, with photos of accomplished men and nudges Eddy. He looks at the voluptu- to think wisely. Don't hurry your Koles, born in the Clinton Hill section with improvements by the J.M. Quim- The Newark Star, later. The Newark long lonesome highway when a LUNCH BUFFET er, not quite as bad as the perfectly idan's "The Boxer" features power- women, including novelist Philip ous young woman and making sure and resided for many years in the monkey-wrench makes its way into his awful and lifeless disaster film, ful performances by Daniel Day by Carriage Co., started in 1934; Slar Eagle, then the Newark Star Led- Roth and New Jersey historian, John there's no mistake, points a finger at —R^seville section of Newark, who businesses, such as Thomas A. Edi- happy world. A blowout forces him to "Volcano," but close. Lewis and Emily Watson, situated ger. The Morning Register, one of 17 T. Cunningham, with whom this himself and asks, "me"? Her smiles worked for Van Photos, under con- son's First factory; wagons, soon the side of the road. Eddy pops the Among the best films were those in troubled northern Ireland. "Shall newspapers that are predecessors to reviewer worked at the Nenvrk Even- widens as she assures him he's the tract to The Star Ledger, who also replaced by motor cars; immigrant trunk, ready to work on the flat. But THE RED PARROT CAFFE honestly reflecting back to us the We Dance," the best foreign film of the Newark Star Ledger. There are ing A/rwj. one. served as chief photographer at the women in Weingarten's Corset Fac- oddly enough the trunk, in addition to Italian Cuisine ambiguities of relationship in our the year, is a romantic melodrama photos of World War II servicemen, Elizabeth Daily Journal, then super- tory on High Street, the Gottfried There'll never be another Newark carrying a spare tire, is also carrying a TEL: (908) 688-5770 OR 688-5980 contemporary world. Leading this from Japaa Not far behind is the such as Frank Calabrese and Michael She introduces herself as Venus, 17 Broad Street • Elizabeth visor of the archives of New Jersey Krueger Brewing Co. wagon, pulled as the one portrayed in this priceless dead body. Eddy suddenly longs for group is the year's best, Ang Lee's Yesenko, who quit Weequahic High played by Angela Jolie, daughter of Russian anti-war "Prisoner of the Newsphotos, contracted to do photo- literary accomplishment. And there the simple dull moments with his bor- (ACTON from Union Cotmty Cmthomc) by three dark horses, and George J. School to join the army of occupation Academy Award-winning actor Jon "The Ice Storm," a clean, hard film Mountains." Finally, great honor graphy for The Star Ledger. surely will never be another thorough- ing friends at the diner. But now it's Busch, claimed to be Newark's oldest in Japan, and who became chairman Voigt, and Eddy already smitten, focusing on our failure to love and and homage goes to Steven Spiel- ly entertaining "Newark." too late. And the fun of "Mohave 908-352-2578 In 10 chapters, the city of Newark jeweler. of the history department at Union sinks deeper in love. After a short, the impact on our children. Sigour- berg for his epic "Amisttd," which Moon" is just beginning. Enjoy A Little of New York becomes alive, rich with history and "City of Churches" adorns Chapter High School in Union Township; heated conversation they bead for the ney Weaver is tough in the best has within it a slave ship scene of culture, education, religion, business 3 with rare photos of the Cathedral of brothers, Jcnepb Kotet and Richard T. Save your newspaper far recycling. door. They arrive at Eddy's impress- Video Detective Trivia: Danny In The Heart of Elizabeth supporting female role of the year. such graphic cruelty and precarious ive apartment and, following a long Aiello was nominated for a Best Sup- Spetking of female performers, survival, never to be forgotten by embrace, Eddy notices that something porting Actor Oscar for what film? Julie Christie is just simply as won- even the most casual viewer. If derful as this great actress can be in "Amistad" is part lecture about our is bothering Venus. He digs a little bit Answer Spike Lee's "Do The Banquet Alan Rudolph's uneven "Afterg- past, as has been charged, so be it and soon a sad look comes over her Right Thing," 1989. face. It teems she desperately needs a Facilities low," a Canadian film about root- What are the movies of 1997 at ride to the Mojave desert to visit her New on video: "Air Force One," less professionals in Montreal. Kim their best saying to us? They are action. 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FEBRUARY 26, 1998 WORRALL NEWSPAPERS THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1988 - PAGE B7 Stepping Out is* wteklycckndar dttigrndtogmUiemrr—lento tk* THEAIER mmmj mrtt ami entertainment mnts SOCIAL SECURITY wOl be presented by The PNMhaRant of Fanwood in Ou Umiom County area. Tk* through March 14. calendar it open to aU group and YOUR Tr» production »rtl take place at The orfankatiom in At Union County Camrige House, 12S Watson Road, ana. To pUtx yomrfrtt luting, tend ptay, but do not read music, lessons NSIDIE & OUT, infonnatiam to Auodolt Editor Joe- Place School. 42 Norwood Ave., Sum- quit McCarthy, Wormtt Community will also be given. The only expense mit. For information, call (908) CAFES Newspapers, P.O. Box 3109, Union, VAN GOGH'S EAR CAFE presents an wilt be purchasing a harmonica. Prac- 273-0900, met 249. tice sessions are held at the Senior New Jersey, 07083. artsy coffeehouse atmosphere. Jazz NEW JERSEY CENTER FOR VIS- entertainment is presented on Sunday Citizen Building, Caktwefl and Morris UAL ARTS will present an Internation- evenings. Open Mic Night is presented avenues, Union, every Friday from 7 Bring the great outdoors Don't let your heat al Juried Show from Sunday through every Tuesday from 730 to 10 p.m., p.m. to 9:30 p.m. ART SHOWS March 29. with sign-up at 7 pjn. into your living room WLLBURN LIBRARY will display The show will hang in the Fred L. Van Gogh's Ear is located at 1017 One of the most hot trends in decor- go out the window CLUBS Recalls Jennifer, "I loved the effect The Ufe ami Times of Bil Monroe: A Palmer Gallery. NJCVA is located at Stuyvesant Ave. in Union. For further 1 CLUB BENE Dinner Theater show- ating today is the renewed popularity Photo Essay through Saturday. 68 Elm St. Summit For information, information, cafl (908) 810-1844. the mural gave to the home. But we With a few simple steps, you can benefit the environment while making your cases popular entertainers on The library is located at 200 Glen ' call (908) 273-9121. of murals. Artists and wallcovering don't plan on living in our house fore- home more comfortable and energy efficient. Home experts estimate thatup to weekends. Dirmer-and-show, as well Ave., Millbum. Hours are Monday PETER REGINATO SCULPTURE will AMORE Dl CAFFE is located at 485 retailers across the nation are report- ver, and it would have been hard to $350 a year of heated and conditioned air literally go out the window.. . and as show-only tickets are avalable. through Friday from 930 am. to 8:45 be on display in the New Jersey Center Springfield Ave., Berkeley Heights. For ing a rising demand for both the hand- justify the expense of hand-painting.'1 doon and other spots in homes that aren't properly sealed. If yen totalled all the Club Bene is located on Route 35 in pm, Friday and Saturday from 930 For Visual Arts outdoor Art Park information, cafl (908) 665-8366. painted and pre-printed varieties. areas around the house that need caulking and weatherstripping, you'd have the South Amboy. For information, cad After conferring with a designer, am to 5:15 p.m. and Sunday from 1 to through AprH 1. BARNES k NOBLE CAFE in Spring- Murals have been an important equivalent of a three-foot gaping bole in the wall. (908) 727-3000. they decided on a pre-printed mural. 4:45 p.m. For information, call (973) NJCVA is located at 68 Elm St., field emulates a coffeehouse atmo- component of interior decorating Within a week's time, Jennifer and These helpful do-it-yourself tips from the experts at DAP, a leader in home 376-1006. Summit For information, call (908) sphere with a iterary spin, appealing to COVE LOUNGE presents live music since the early Chinese dynasties. In Richard's family was enjoying a tran- improvement and repair, can help cut your home energy costs. NEW JERSEY CENTER FOR VIS- 273-9121. young and old afike. by alternative bands every weekend. addition to their aesthetic beauty, they ouil view of g northwoods lake, rig] • Leaky windows cause 15 lo 35 percent of total home heat loss. Use insulat- UAL ARTS wi fwi!ur# tDpw- ur MLMUniLa, an nut St. Rosele. For information, call can also be very effective at giving a in the home. ing foam sealant or caulk to seal cracks and gaps around wmdow frames and Peter Reginato in the outdoor art park exhibition of paintings, wil begin Satur- family-oriented entertainment, ranging (908) 241-1226. room the feeling of expanded space. where glazing meets the sash and the sash meets the jambs on windows. through Sunday. day at LBS Maiamut Art Galery at from folk singers to Jazz ensembles. In On the other hand, if money and This technique, called "trompc • Seal around door frames and add weather-stripping at the bottom or sides if NJCVA is located at 68 Elm St., Union Public Library. A reception will addition to other progimm, the Cafe CROSSROADS in Garwood presents time are no object, hand-painted mur- holds Open Mike Potty Mght on tie roeil," French for "fool the eye- needed. Use insulating foam sealant when installing or replacing storm win- Summit. For information, call (908) be held on Saturday from 2 to 4 pjn. a weekly lineup of musical rotation: als are an alternative. The process is third Sunday of the month at 730 pjn. Tuesdays — Acoustic Open-Mic draws the viewers attention beyond dows or doors. For additional draft protection, tightly Fit shrink film over 273-9121. The show will continue through March very similar to commissioning a work 1 28. Barnes & Noble is located at 240 Night Blues guitar stringer and vocal- the actual wall surface. 'Soaring With Eagles, a pre-printed mural by Environ- •windows. SWAIN GALLERIES will exhibit of art Size, design, overall effect and Route 22 West hi Springfield. For Infor- Twentieth Century Posters' through Gallery hours are Monday, Wednes- ist Rhett Tyler opens tie show, and For example, i mural featuring mental Graphics Inc. • Seal and insulate inside and out. Fill in tiny cracks and big gaps. While most mation, call (201) 376-8544. price need to be determined once a Sunday. day and Thursday from 9 a.m. to 9 then opens the stage to any aspiring architectural columns and a peaceful people routinely check windows and doors, exterior leaks also demand atten- suitable artist is found. p.m., Tuesday and Friday from 9 ajn. player who enters. The show opens at (for heme) is a transitory art form, Murals' are also gaining in populari- Gallery hours are 930 a.m. to 530 MINSTREL COFFEEHOUSE is a garden scene will give even a small tion. Use foam sealani to Till gaps around your foundation. Any opening in the to 6 p.m. and Saturday from 9 ajn. to 5 9:30 p.m. Scott Dawson is a Chicago artist p.m. and unS 4 p.m. on Saturday. The coffeehouse/concert series run by the room the character of a charming ver- eventually, you know the image will ty for decorating outside the home. frame of your borne needs a sealant p.m. The library is located in Friberger Wednesdays — B.B. of B.B. and the gallery is located at 703 Watchung Folk Project, a non-profit folk music anda. A mural's design can reflect not who paints murals for homeowners be painted over." Maurice Murray, executive editor of • Seal foam bouom to top-basement to attic. In the basement, check along Park off Morris Avenue in Union. For Stingers hosts Open Jam with all musi- Ave., PlatnfieW. For information, call and arts organization. The Project is only an individual's tastes, but also throughout the area. The murals can Dawsan's most complex mural "The Wallpaper," a wallcovering the floor as well as basement windows and doors. Use foam sealant to close (908) 756-1707. information, call (908) 686-0857. cians welcome. located at the Somerset County Envir- their interests and dreams. For those vary in size and complexity, depend- project to date covered all four walls industry journal, notes the growing gaps and cracks in crawlspaces. Thursdays — Psychedelic Thurs- CHILDREN'S SPECIALIZED HOSPI- CHILDREN'S SPECIALIZED HOSPI- onmental Center, 190 Lord Stirling on a limited budget, the remarkable ing on the client "Sometime it's a and the ceiling of an infant's room. use of printed murals "... in luxury days presents the greatest sounds of TAL will exhfcit artwork by WesffieW TAL will exhibit the work of oil painter Road, Basking Ridge. Shows are held effects of a mural can be achieved whole wall; sometimes just a vignette; Thai project took weeks to complete commercia! settings, although we're classic rock, performed by local bands. public school students grades K-12, Monica Sisto, nature photographer every Friday year-round, presenting sometimes (the image) bleeds across Weekend performances include through the use of pre-prinied murals. at a cost of about $9,000. Most artists seeing more interest from other kinds and artwork from Haynes Imports of Robert Terlizzi and watorcolorists folk music in its broadest sense. Cof- the walls and ceiling,'' he says. blues, roots and rock music. An When homeowners Jennifer and agree that the average cost falls in the of non-residential settings, such as Africa throughout February. Susan Berry and Dan/ Tart throughout fee, tea and baked goods are served, Da Prile Railings upscale and traditional blues brunch is Richard decided. to redecorate then- "My role is to realize the vision of range of $15 to $25 per square foot, health clubs, hotels, restaurants and Student artwork cannot be sold. March. A reception will be held on no alcohol or tobacco are allowed. FAMILY OWNED & OPERATED SINCE 1932 presented every Sunday. family room, they knew only that they the client," he continues. Because the with some charging as high as $200 the like." Other artwork is for sale, with a portion March 8 at 2 pjn. Admission is 15. For information, call The Crossroads is located at 78 wanted the room to reflect their love images he paints are so specific to the per square fooL While the average Information on commissioned mur- of the proceeds benefitting the The east wing is open from 830 (908) 766-2489. North Ave., Garwood. For information, of the outdoors. Jennifer had seen a homeowner, Dawson recognizes that hand-painted mural costs about als can be obtained from artists' rep- hospital. am. to 830 p.m. dairy. The hospital is MUSIC BOX CAFE of the Donald P. call (908) 232-5666. magazine article featuring a home the mural is not going to be there fore- $5,000, simple scenes run as little as resentatives and reputable interior CSH is located on New Providence located at 150 New Providence Road Palmer Museum is located in the PHYL'S PLACE presents live musical ver. "In many ways, painting murals $1,500. IRON RAILINGS ALUMINUM Road in Mountainside. Artwork is dis- in Mountainside. Springfield Free Public Library. Musi- with a beautiful hand-painted mural. designers in your area. entertainment on weekends. played in the East Wing. For informa- cal and other entertainment is pre- RAILINGS The tavern is located at 836 Eli- Milbum Ubrary will exhibit The Ufe and Times of Bin WTERI0R4 EXTERIOR tion, call (908) 233-3720, ext 5379. sented on scheduled days. 1 . zabeth Ave., Linden. For information, Monroe: A Photo Essay through Saturday. The library BlACK-WrflTE-BflONN-POUSHED ELIZABETH UBRARY win exhbrt AUDITIONS Those interested in performing at Variety of: Styes, Sizes & Designs , call (908) 925-8990. is located at 200 Glen Ave., Millbum. African-American art and tfiemes by CHATHAM PLAYERS will hold audi- the Music Box Cafe should submit a WINTLK SAIL! AVAUBIEMAVARETY OF COLORS tions for "Sweeney Todd* today at 7 SHOUT! presents ive musical enter- •SPRALSTARCASES Derek Dents throughout February. resume or letter of introduction to THE EXTRAORDINARY ELMNATEALLMAinBttNCE The fibrary is located at 11 S. Broad p.rrt at Chatham Playhouse. 23 North Susan Permahos, Springfield Free tainment on weekends. at First Congregational Church of Fanwood. For information, call •GATES (CUSTOM DESIGN) St., Elizabeth. For irforrnatian, call Passaic Ave., Chatham. For informa- Public Library. 66 Mountain Ave., The tavern is located at 116 Watch- Westfieid. 322-8686. HOME ADDITION! * STATE OF THE ART I (906) 354-6060. tion, caH (973) 635-8143. Springfield. 07O81. ung Ave., Plaintiekj. For information, Admission is free. The church is SHE LOVES ME will run through •WOOWGUARDS BAKINQ SYSTEM I GEMINI GROUP is seeking camera- call (908) 769-5860. located at 125 Elmer St., Westfieid. For I UNJON COUNTY Board of Chosen March 7 at Cranford Dramatic Club. men and technicians for filming original information, call 233-2494. •WHIRLPOOL BATHS Freeholders have sponsored an exri- Tickets are $15. CDC is located at •RESDENTIAL-INDIISTRIAL works for broadcast on local cable CLASSES •KITCHEN REMODEUNG CALL FOR FREE BROCHURE bit of historic documents, photo* and PIANO RECITAL will be presented on 78 Winans Ave., Cranford. For infor- stations. POETRY WORKSHOP will be spon- COMEDY stories at Union County AuniniUmlion TAVERN IN THE PARK will feature Wednesday at noon at Kean mation, call 276-7611. •SECUHTYDOORS 720aCABETr1AVEL,UNDEN For information, caH Scon Corfey at sored by Playwrights Theatre from Bufldns and Courthouse in celebration University. A ^a^^^^^B^a^M^av ttercrri to Way 5, on Towday wen- oorrwdwi Nancy Pa>herte -rr— PAGE B8 - THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1998 WORRALL NEWSPAPERS WORRALL NEWSPAPERS THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1998 — PAGE B9 P. i Juvenile ACROSS .36 Gamins '37 Undomesticated 1 French king 38 Pelti VfhaVs Goiim On? 4 Claptrap 39 Artworks 9 MaiderT 40 Pampered child 13 Mr*. Luce 41 On — (temporarily U — facto successful) FLEA MARKET OTHER Become more aware of the dangers of eating disorders 20 Turkish statesman 42 Assents FRDAY SATURDAY ason 44 Painter or ballerinas March 6, 1998 Fabruary 28,1998 over 250 coordinators in 42 states to II J— 8g°••-" Across the U.S. today, millions of physical health to attain the "perfect ders and promote messages of posi- tors, parents, friends and sufferers college campuses. Their programs 45 Desiccated EVENT: Flea Market EVBa: Black Hialory (>»ebration and young women will sun their morning body." tive body image and self-esteem. from all over the country call or write include health fairs, conferences, organize the biggest National Eating 22 Threw a tantrum 48 Despised PLACE: Redaemar Luiheran Church. Luncheon 23 Hank Ketchum's lad on the bathroom scale. They will skip To combat these negative mes- Eating Disorders Awarenessa and lo obtain information on eating disor- public forums, film festivals, and Disordes Awareness Week yet. Eating 50 Nightclub 134 Prospect Avenue, Irvington, NJ PLACE: United Mettwdrst Church, 287 26 Duck 52 Sublease TIME: lOom-ipm ders from the EDAP national office. Disorders Awareness Week 1998 Park Avenue, Orange. breakfast to avoid the calories and sages, educators, health professionals, Prevention is a national nonprofit numerous workshops and pesenia- 27 International crime 53 Not fitting PRICE: Great buys. Snow data March TME: 2fl0pm-6«>pm spend most of their day preoccupied therapists and individuals are teaming organization based in Seattle, Also, the EDAP website at tions, all aimed at promoting healthy promises to be even more successful, fighting org. 54 "La — mal 13. PRICE: $10.00 lor adute, $500 tor with negative thoughts about food and up with the non-profit organization Washington. The group officially hltp://members. aol. com/edapinc body image and peventing eating dis- with more events and more national 28 An Allen Gardfee": Ashton ORGANIZATION: Redeemer Lutheran children under 12 years. Special guest their bodies. Conservative estimates Eating Disorders Awareness and Pre- began in 1987 in response to the wide- reached over 20,000 individuals with orders. In 1997, EDAP worked with media brought to this pressing issue. 29 "The Federalist" ballet Church. 973-374-9377. appearance by Man of Umoja Gospel writer 55 Scoff at Stigers. 973475-6390. vention Inc. to host the 11th annual educational information in its first indicate thai 5-10 percent of all post- spread incidence of eating disorders. 31 Schuis 5 PAGE B10 — THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1998 WORRALL NEWSPAPERS WORRALL NEWSPAPERS THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26. 1998 — PAGE B11 PUBUC NOTICE (Commoed tron frg BIO) pijBLJC (CoMiiiiied fipom P«ge B9) PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE DESTEBU40 212 BEECH ST CRANFORD 100 rn i—A AVE CRANFORD 524 CHERRY ST APT 3> EUZABETH COHLEY MARGARET H umLUSAST ELIZABETH GELLER LEAH •M NEWARK AVE KENLWOFfTH CAUANDS CLfTON G IlKWST GEORGES AVE C4 LNDEN •IROOEDR BERKELEY HOTS MAWAIEHOAVE FARU OERSON 103SCHWNRD CLARK CONNELLY R DBJTKHE SPRMOFCLD 21 COMMERCE DRIVE CRANFORD OEUER R 3> SHERMAN ST LMDEN CALUE JUAN •RH0MONST UNCN 2511PLAMRELD AVE SCOTCH 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ELIZABETH GONZALEZ JOSEPHME K1 W JERSEY ST ELIZABETH CURLEY C 715 BEECHWOOD ROAD LMDEN DRUMM UNKNOWN FRANCIS LEATRCE 1461 PARKVCW TERR HLLSDALE BOYLE M 1D43HETFELDAVE SCOTCHPLAMS CAVAUARO WLENTMO 10 BRADFORD ST NEWPROVDENCE GONZALEZ U 120 ACME ST EUZABETH CURUK U U 1156 UBERTY AVE HLLSDE NJ ORUKER ' GREGORY II COTTAGE LN FRANCIS MRANDA 701 NEWARK AVENUE ELIZABETH BOYLE RCHARD ' •3DRUOHLLRD SUMMIT 700 COOUDGESRT WESTFCLD GOOD MORNING CARTS 1 ME ALLEN ST LNDEN CAMNAQH JOHN 346 CHLTON ST ELIZABETH DUARTE MARIA F 712 E HLTON AVE RAHWAY FRANCIS SHANNON L WHTTEMANHALL * BOZEWSKI ELLEN •34 MADBON AVE UMON 235HKiHSTAm EUZABETH CURRIER GEORGE S GOOOHART GLDA 15 WADE AVE CRANFORD CEBAUOS MAT1MA 844 SALEM AVE DUBLCR ROSE 20*1 MORRS AVE APT 224 UMON 204 KEAN COLLEGE LMON BRACAOUA ANTONETTE 322 HUES ST EUZABETH CEJAS FDEL 540) JACKSON ST W WY CURRY YOLANDA EUZABETH GOOOMAN WAYNE 1116 CHAMXEG AVf •ROSEUE BRACUTO CARMEN CUTREUTER WLLIAU E •00 OLD SPRMOFEL0 AVE SUMUT DUBN MARTN S 105 GROVE ST EUZABETH FRANCSCO JOSE UNKNOWN «B SUMMIT AVE WESTFCLD CELESTN YVES 1116 CHANDLER AVE ROSELLE SOOORICH RONALD UNKNOWN CUUtlN WCUERBEWffVE FRANCISCO JUUC " G 534 S BROAD ST ELIZABETM BRACUTO Klmr — -HIST HUT —-•—- tMDBr wiamc GORDAN GARY 1150 E ST GEORGE LMDEN DUDOY K 1«2VCTORST SCOTCHPLAMS FRANCISCO URA N 701 NEWARK AVENUE EUZABETH "WBlfr OOOBLAS •50NWOODAVE CENTE WESTFELD 800 NORTH AVENUE WESTFCLD CVS PHARMACY 430 WESTFELD AVE EUZABETH GORDM UARMA I64MLLLN UOUNTAMSOE UNDEN DUOEK 27C WEST LMCOLN AVE FRANCISCO TEJADA 533 FWAMQJN ST EUZABETH BRADLEY OUEEN E 41 BERTHA AVE CENTER STAGE 210 WESTFCLD AVE CLARK CZAPLMSKI BARBARA UNKNOWN 128 COLUMBUS PL IF ROSELLE PARK NJ GORDM YAKOU UNKNOWN UUJXHAU DUDEK ALFRED 1142BK STLES ST LNDEN FRANCO ALDO 22 FIFTH ST EUZASETH BRADSHAW S C M3ANNAST CEHASA F J S5HLLTOPAVE CLARK CZYZEWSK1 N 1351 STANLEY TER EUZABETH GORDKXA U 2723 ACADEMYS RD UNCN EUZ DUELSJTVEY 23 D POMEER HOMES ELIZABETH FRANCO ELIZABETH 525 »4TH ST APT SO UNCNCfTY BRADY R 221 CHARLES ST CSREJO-FRANCBCO LURDES •14 SMITH ST LMDEN D SCHOOL 111 EAST GRANT AVE ROSELLEPARK GORDON CAROLYN 2HDORERAVE HLLSDE WESTFCLD DUFFY AMC K 24 B W HAZELWOOD AVE RAHWAY FRANCOIS CHARLEM 1112 HAMPTON PLACE ELIZABETH BRAEWJER CERMACK UNKNOWN D A S FACTORY SERVICE 592SPRNGFIEL0AV WESTFELD GORDON FLORENCE 1000 MORA DR LMDEN DUFNER DONNA UNKNOWN FRANCOIS EMAMJEL 22» CHLTON ST EUZABETH BRAGA CHRSTMA •23 JEFFERSON AV FLR BSMT CERTAS MARU 222 E WESTFCLD AVE ROSELLEPARK DEMMA ROBERTA 106 COLUMBUS PL ROSELLEPARK -5SBB0N PRANK- 72O SHEROAN AVENUE ROSEUE ELIZABETH DUFNER HUGH J 26 LNDEN AVBX2O7 FRANGJPANE «LERJ£ BRAMM J I4HERTTAGELN CESAR ANDRE 8S5UARTMST ELIZABETH D S ALLEN ASSOC MC 525 BOULEVARD KENLWORTH GORDON RICHARD 382 SPRMGFCLD AVE BERKELEY HEIGHT SCOTCHPLAMS DUGAN WLUAM 321 W GRAND ST ELIZABETH FRANOOS MARU UNKNOWN BRANCH SHANDORA 3D TOWER ST DASI.VA MARIA I 382BLOYST • HLLSDE GORDON ROBERT 2235ALGON0UM OR WESTFCLD UUJXHAU 21CUYAVEW ROSELLEPARK DUHONE MARY 575 MOUNTAIN A7E~ MURRAY HLL FRANCOS MCOLAOS I UNDEN BRANCO DAVO CHAMBERS WENDY DABDAUB JOSEPH E 1I6SPRNGFIELDAVE SUMMTT KC ACADEMY TER SAMUEL 10B5 APPLEGATE AVE ELIZABETH 1S3EMLDREDAVE UNDEN 541 TREMONTAVE WESTFELD DUN 1 BRADSTREET COM XVREELANDR0 BOX (OOO FRANK A 22 DOG1NOOD TERRACE SPRMGFIELD GORDON BRANTLEY CHRSTOPHER 722KOSELUST CHAN SM C DABFOO LAWRENCE APT 350 100 FRANCES CT UNKM GORRM NOFJW 8B9 AUDREY Dfl RAHWAY LMDEN 701 E JERSEY ST EUZABFTH DUMGAN . JENMFER 7FRAZEOPL FRANK JEFFREY S 2047 ELIZABETH AVt SCOTCH PLAINS BAAUER D LMKNOWN CHANDLER DACMNOW1C2 P 720 S SPRMGFCLD AV SFtttaFCLD GORRNGE K 7731 GRASSELU AVEWj LMOEN 825LNDEGAR ST UNDO DUNLEAW E A 47T0OKERAVE SPRMGFELD FRANK RICKY •71 MOUNTAIN AV SPRMGFIELD BRAVO DAVC 734 NORTH BROAD ST APT 3H ELIZABETH CHANDLER MARGART DACOSTA LMCOLN 1460 STANLEY TER HLLSDE GOTTFRIED •7A TROY Dfl SPRMGFEU) 10OC WAVERCREST AVE DLMN C OTHEFELSWAY NEWPROVDENCE FRANK ROY E 75 MAPLE AVE •ERKELEY HEIGHT E BRAY ELANE M I7M MANOR DR UMON CHANG CMJNG DADOO JOANNE 214SALERST CRAHFORD GCTU.SB DANIEL H3SUMMTTH1LL BO FOREST AVE WC5TFCLD DUNNS GARAGE 600 WESTFCLD AVE WEST ROSELLEPARK FRAMKEL ISOORE OO 1WALTER M C T BREAULT M A 111 KENT PLACE BLVD SUUMTT CHANG JAMES WESTFCLD DAGOSTM CATHERINE 115 CUFTON ST WESTFELD 100 STONE HLL RD SPRMGFCLD 437 UOUNTAM AVE OURRAHT UNKNOWN lOtULNST CRANFORD BREEDEN FRAMCLM D 107 PARK AVE SUHMTT CHAPMAN DONETTA EUZABETH DAHODWALA N 655EJERSEYST EUZABETH GHABOSKV DEBORAH 191 NORTH AVE HLLSDE 521 FULTON ST DUTY P D 2B24 MORRIS AVE FRAMQJN BEATRtZ 3E7 BERGEN ST UNION BREEZY PONT NC •M MOUNTAM AVE CHARLEMAGNE JOSUE HLLSOE OAJBO . VCTOB 1521 N BROAD ST HLLSDE GRACIA FRANCISCO 26 HOUWOOD AVE HLLSDE MOUNTAMSOE 1«IW KMG ST DUUMIAM UNKNOWN FRARER WLUAM 225 WILLIAMSON 5" EUZABETH BRENNAN DAMEL 611 FLORAL AVE ELIZABETH CHARLES MARC ELIZABETH DAMZY U •38 SOUTH AV W FLR 1 WESTFIELD GRADV MCHAEL CAfrTEFCT HOTEL ELIZABETH 1145 UARY STRAUK DUVA F UNKNOWN FRASCO CAMLLE A 21 CLUB DR SUMMIT BRENNAN LORETTA _ Till JjEWrTT TERRACE LNDEN CHARLES MAUDE EUZABETH DATTZ S 331 ELMORA AVE EUZABETH YOLANDA 544 FRANKLJN ST EUZABETH 1076 WLUAMS ST DVORM ROBERT POBOX03U ELIZABETH FRASER ANGUS 17 NASSAU DR GRAUAJO BRENNAN ROBERT E 340NAVE E CRAHFORD CHARLES REMAULD ELIZABETH NJ DALBA ALMA R 659 ADAMS AVE EUZABETH 528 ELIZABETH AVE ELIZABETH 50 MONROE AVE DWORX S E ?m WATER ST PERTH AMBOY FRASLUS KUERLME 257 N BROAD ST EUZABETH GRANAHAN BRENNER CECUA 1288 LJBERTYAVE CHARLES REMAULD EUZABETH DAL£L ABUO 2111 NY AVE 1 UNKM UNKNOWN 252 1ST AVE APT 6 HLLSOE 50 MONROE AVE DWYER Wtn r*i \ FRAUENH3FFER MED ASS POBOX 671 KENLWORTH JAVER ROSELLE AVE BRENNER EUGENE 114 NELSON PL DALE* CHARLES V 1057 WLUAMS ST ELIZABETH 68 SOUTHGATE RD WESTFCLD CHARLES OMAN* A IQMAItJ APARTADO POSTAL 738 II OAK ROGE SPRMGFCLD FRAZER BEVERLY 111! 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DA9LVA FRANCISCO •15 SHEROAN AVE EUZABETH ECCENTRIC COLOU RS UM0WMM1558SUUUTTAVE HLLSDE NJ FREDLANDER BEVERLY 99> RARITAN RD CLARK GREENE CURTS A BROOKS BERTHA U 437 MAPLE AVE RAHWAY 338 VAUY SCENT AVE SCOTCHPLAMS 72 ROSE AVE SPRMGFCLD DASLVA PAUL 257 HOLLYWOOD AVE HLLSOE ECHEVERRI LUZ P0BOX2M PNEBROOK FREDMAN JOSEPH 801 NO BROAD STREET APT 101 ELIZABETH GREENHALGH EMLY C BROOKS JAMES F 625 FULTON ST CMOS LOU 707 NTH BROAD ST EUZABETH EUZABFTH • 3RD EUZABETH DATXUS UARC UNKNOWN EUZABETH ECKMEDER T 1 n IB COMMERCE ST UMON FRCDMAN ROSE V 2144 TYLER ST UMON GREENSPAN D A BROOKS U J • RBZE CHOKROVERTY K DAVEY MUHLENBERG HOSPITAL PLAMFCLDNJ HLLSDE P0BOI7O2 NEWPROV 31 GRAMPIAN PRESTON EDOY JOSEPH 1O19EJERSEYST EUZABETH - FRIEDMAN WLLIAU I 57 TWN OAKS OVAL SPRMGFIELD GREENWAL BROTHERS ALEXUN SHE JERSEY ST CHOLAN THRESEA 16? WASHMGTON AVE UNDN EUZABETH NJ •II NORTH BROAD STTEE ELIZABETH 3072 MELBOURNE AUSTRALIA EDOSOMWAN HENRY 1283 CLMTON PL APT 84 EUZABETH FREND S 1S72 BURNET AV UMON GREISS BROTMAN ROBERT CHOMDS RAOOW DAVC ANA C LORNA M5 THORN ST RAHWAY 11O E JERSEY ST STT 203 EUZABETH POBOX 1SS9 CRANFORD 613 NEWMAN PLACE ROSELLE EDWARDS BARBARA S 203 M0NT1CEUO ST FFOSOU GARRY M BEAUVOm AVE AT SYLVAN SUMMTT GREY BROLMSTEM DONALD 121 HLLCREST AVE SUMMTT CHRSDONMC 191 lOTERRLLRD rANWOCC DAVC D 14FLBERTLN UNKM GRIEK MARIE 135 CHARLOTTE RD PLAMFELD BROWER EGGERS MARY 37 PARK AVENUE FRSOU M G 99 BEAUVOn AVE AT S SUMMIT RCHARD L 1 WHOUYST CRANFORD CHRSTENSEN STEVEN E 63TUUPST DAVO JOSEUTO J 423 WESTMMSTER AVE EUZABETH GRIER DIANE II HAYES ST CRANFORD A EGOERS -• RCHARO 37 PARK AVENUE CRANFORD FRITZ DELVA 480 JEFFERSON AVE APT c EUZABETH BROWN 1350SWOOOAV APTB13 LNDEN CHRSTUN GREGORY UNKNOWN 171 RUUSFY PL JOPPAMD DAVC SLVK) 1II5AXTONAVE UNKM GRIFFITH JOHN lONWOODAVE LNDEN BROWN EXJMER JACK •32BALDWMAVE UNDEN FRITZ SHERRY A 1350 SWOOOAVE APT HIT LNDEN CRAIG F 1341 NORTH AVENUE AFT 10K ELIZABETH CHRSTUN RUDY 157 W 3RD AVE A4 DAVIES B APTM 111 LOCUST ROSELLEPARK GRU. JACOB 2405 WOODSDE RD UNON BROWN FJMONT R 170 E WEBSTER AVE ROSELLEPARK FRUCHTER J 2737 MORRS AVENUE UMON CYNTHU R 3DTVENST SPRMGFELD CHRSTIANO JOSEPHME 632 GRCFt AVE I EUZABETH DAVIS ANNE N 52 SANDRA OR WESTFELD GRITSCHKE U 153 FORBES STREET BROWN EMHORN R 380 HLLSDE AVE TnMnmn FRUCZKOWSn JUUA 714 W MLTON AVE RAHWAY DELPHME 131 CATHERME ST EUZABETH CHROBAK PATRCU A 806 4THAVE EUZA8ETH DAVIS CAROLYN J 82 BRURWOOO Dfl W TOWACO070B2 GR1ZZU ESTHEL E 201 E ELIZABETH AVE APT 'C LNDEN BROWN STANLEY 20WADSWORTHTER CRAHFORD FRYKMAN MABEL L 47 WOODLAND AVE APT 309 SUMMIT EDWARD 22 FRANKLM STREET MUXHAU CHRYSOUUAns V 408FAYAV FLRI EUZABFTH DAVIS FRED D SUE EUZABETH AVE LNDEN GRODER JOSEPH 3KMEI5ELAVE SPRMGFCLD BROWN MARTI 549 MYRTLE AVE GARWOCO FRYSZTAK ANNA 1I43DLLAVE LNDEN H 0 523 WESTFCLD AVE WESTFELD CHUCK E CHEESE 1(00 RT 22 UNKM DAVIS RVMG 1288 CLMTON PL EUZABETH GROFF WALTER - L MO MORRIS AVE BROWN JOANNE B EISNER CAROL LMKNOWN FUENTES JORGE F 1012 NORTH AVE ELIZABETH 271 2ND ST 2ND R 532 LMDEN AVE n»Mnnu5cnNi HOSE UNKNOWN 1003 SNOOD AVE UNDEHNJ DAVIS J T 1SINEUCLOAVE WESTFCLD UNKNOWN FUGA JAMES 2867 CREST LANE SCOTCH PLAINS GROUES ROBSON - C aiZABETH BROWN KEITH •13 E CURTS ST UNDEN CCAREUO C DAVS JOHN GROSMAN ALEXANDER 580 WESTMMSTER AVE ELIZABETH 412LAURELAVE ROSEUE PK 240CHOLKNAVE HLLSDE aRANCHERO 24SOUTH ST NEWPROVDENCE FUCA JUDITH 32IS7THST EUZABETH BROWN KEVN P 613 SHORT HLLS CT WESTFCLO DAVS KARYN 1»7 LEXNGTON BVLD CLARK CO JOAO B 131 ACME ST EUZABETH 350 E WESTFIELD AV APT 14 ROSELLEPARK ELBAHEY MOUSTAFA U 1254 CLMTON PLC APT 40 ELIZABETH FULLER WLUE 538 CAPOPIAN0 PLZ RAHWAV GROSS IRVNG BROWN LUCE 0 DAVIS 1MGSSONBLVD CLARK 136CAMBRDGEDR BERKaEYHBGHT CFRODEUI GRACE ! 747ADAM5AVE EUZABETH KENNETH L 1149 BURNET 250 UMON EUA ANTHONY D 133 LOCUST Dfi UMON FUNSTAR RECREATION OUUCMD CUE BILLIARDS GROVE E BROWN MCHAEL A 1400 SPRMGFCUJAVE NEWPROVDENCE 535 WESTMMSTER AVE 1-K EUZABFTH CMKALA MARY 21LMOULAHD CLARK DAVIS KENYA S 1202 WARREN ST ROSELLE EUAS MTIIAMMAn 280 MORRS AVE CtA EUZABETH 17 LYON PLACE ELIZABETH GROVES CHAVELA BROWN R C 217 WMANSAVE HLLSDE CMTHGA JERSEY DAVC PEGGV H 1631 COLUMBUS PL RAHWAT 777 WALNUT AYE CRANFORD 345 TALES ST HLLSOE EUE JEAN R 14» UBERTY AVE APT 1 HLLSDE FURCHAK JOHN t 616 CHESTNUT ST ROSEUE PARK GRUBBS WLLE BROWN RONALD 3 HAYES ST CRANFORD CWCEUO RALPH DAVIS 6K> WAMWUGHT ST UMON C-0 J A CHRSTENSON •01 WYANOOTTE TRAl WESTFELD EUE MOMOJJE 148* UBERTY AVE HLLSDE FUREY J 734R.ORALAVE ELIZABETH GUARANTEED DESTRUCTION M BROWN RUPERT S 1477 FRANKLM ST HLLSDE P O BOX 2133 UMON 275USHWYNO22 SPRMORELD DAWKMS tIFAJRVEWAVE HLLSDE EUZ SURG 0 700 NO BROAD ST EUZABETH FURMTURE EXCHAN GE NC RT 1 • EUZABETHNJ GUARAKTEED SUBPOENA SERVCENC BROWN W 644HORTST WESTFCLD 22« PHLUPS TERR UMON ORE VNCEKT N MBEAVOR AVENUE SUMMIT DAWKMS WALTER C 1544 ULNN AVE HLLSDE EUZABETH GENERAL MEDCALCEKTER •35 E JERSEY ST EUZABETH FUSCHETTO L 105 W WESTFELD AVE ROSELLE PK GUARNACCIO ANGELO BROWN WALTER L lose CHURCH ST RAHWAY 138CAMBROGEDR BERKLFYHTS CSTERMAS EDUARDO 525 MONROE AVE EUZABETH DAWSON ROSE U UNKNOWN ELIZABETH MED SAAOMG ASSOC POBOXno E BRUNSWICK FUSCO GRACE 64 UMON AVE T EUZABETH GUASTEUO ANN BROW4EU CLAIRE 0 1340 PROSPECT ST WESTFELD DAWSON 1856 CHURCH ST RAHWAY CTTY FEDERAL SAVMOSA LOAN ASS ' 1057 STUVESANT AVE UMON WALTER POBOX 224 SPRMGFELD EUZABETH NEUROSUROI 701NEWARKAVE EUZASETH FVTEJ T 183 WASHMGTON VE UMON GUA5TEUO CARMME BROWNPJGG DR ALLAN GO MARLYN BROWNRKX3 CrnruNE TAVERN DC 23SMARMETEK HLLSOE CO COLOMAL NS UGUT NC ADDCMA u , 767 CENTRAL AVE WESTFELD ELIZABETH SURG 0 TOO N0RTHBROAD STREET EUZAIETH O.BVAFOETT •80 STGEORGE5 AVE RAHWAY GUBNER S 8 SESK COURT FORST HLL 3131 VICTOflU 1MENDEUAVE CRAMFORD BLDG A 2ND FL M CENTRAL AVE WESTFELD DC C G SUITE IDA KENLWORTH KJ ELKHOLY WAEL T 1519 E FRONT ST SCOTCHPLAMS GJCOMC EMP PENSION TRUST1t4MLLLN UOUNTAMSOE GUEMPLE LEONARD W BRUCXER CLANTON ALBERT SOON UMON AVE 130WWNST SPRMOFCLD' PO BOX ML AVE EUZABETH DC COREY u 573 ANDRESS TERR UNKM ELLISON ERC 249CONKLNAVE GABE PHUP 70 CHLTON ST ELIZABETH GUERNG JOSEPH HLLSOE BRUGGMANN PAUL 520 WASHMGTON AVE UNDEN CLARK EMMANUEL DC GUERRA ROGER 6JAOUE5ST ELIZABETH 3HSPRMGST EUZABETH D U 1100 SOUTH AVE WESTFELD NJ EUSOH , K 277 CLARK ST HLLSDE GABOR OO SHERMG PHARM BRUTON CHRISTOPHER R 1435 BOND ST CLARK MARGARET DC GUEVAAA SRRAEL UNKNOWN 453 5TH ST ?FL EUZABETHNJ •4 PORTLAND HO UMON 1801 NWOOD AVE LNDEN KJ ELMAU MOLLY 4*9 CHESTNUT AVE UMON MULLERSTR 170 170 010O0 BERLMFRG BRUZON aORA 402 CHLTON ST ELIZABETH CLARK MCHELUE DE CARLO SUSAN J GUGLUCCI STEPHEN J SWWPRICEST UNDEN UNKNOWN ROSEUE 24 COUNTRY CLUB BLVO SCOTCH PLANS ELMAN MCHAEL S • HOUYOLENLNS BERKELEY HGTS GABRCLE L G 817 FARF1ELD WAV UMON BRYAN ANDREW T 280WJERSEYST EUZABETH CLARK RCHAflD GUI MAYA UNKNOWN 1121 E HENRY ST LNDEN DEOUVEIRA FERNANDO UNKNOWN 1204 CUFTON TER UMKMNJ ELMORA PHARMACY NC 193 ELMORA AVE EUZABETH GADOMSKl A L 157 NORTH AVE HLLSOE BRYAN MIRIAM- E 29WHnEWOO0DR CLARY KATHERME UNKNOWN \ 10(5 SPRMGFELD AVE HEWPROVDEHCE DEWOLFE LEONA J •07COLOMARD EUZABETH 539 ADAMS AV FLR BSMT EUZABETH 1472 LESLIE ST GUOO UARU BRVN M CLASSCAR RESTORATCK5 RC4 J GAMES J HLLSOE 235NrTHST KENLWORTH UNKNOWN 2046 RT 22 SCOTCHPLAMS DEAN ARLENE M U7T OMAHA Dfl UMON 449 CEKTRALAVE NEWPROVDENCE GUDO OLMAN BUCCIAREUI ARIO CLAYTON F ELWEU. A W GAMESH M U UNKNOWN UM0MOWN 10 SECOND AVE GARWOOD IlllUCCANDLESSST UNDEN DEANTONU SANDRA 2577 0M5 DJP GRNTREE STE 401 MARLTON 700 SPRUCE ST ROSELLE GALAN FATUA E UNKNOWN 4 AZALEA CT SCOTCHPLAMS GULLERMO A BUCCURELU EVELYN I CLEAPY R EMERENWA LJEOMA I 1561 FRONT SCOTCH PLA"IS 10 SECOND AVE GARWOCC 13 15 EASTMAN ST CRANFORD DEARMOER FORD U UNKNOWN 501 E 1ST AVE ROSEUE GALBRAITH ROSELLEPARK GUMVAN THOMAS BUCKHOLTZ PATRICIA 1X7 ESSEX AVE CLEMENT THEUSME ENOME ALLEY CORP EDMUND 115 E LMCOLN AVE •90 DONA RO UMON LMDEN 40» WESTMMSTER AVE 10 EUZABETH DEARMGER . HOWARD 241 W GRAND ST EUZABETH 40 CARPENTER PLACE CRANFORO GURDISON MARU BUCZEX JANUSZ P JHSSTUXSST1 CLEMENTE A P ENGLAND L R GALDON PATRCU 801 MORRS AVE EUZABETH 300 SPRMGFIELD AVE SUMMIT i52< OAKLAND AVE - UMON DEARMAS A 78IMEWARKAVE EUZABETH 144 MORRS AVE GURWM ERC BUDGET LAUNDRY CORP CO HURLEft I CO PO BOX 4» CLEMENTS 0 ENGLISH BRUCE GALE LESTER L 2050 EMERSON AVE UMON 516 NORTH WOOD AVE UNDEN WESIHELD 1«3 LAUREL AVE DEAUGUSTME DANra 112* WOODRUFF AVE HLLSOE ENGLISH C 0 365 CCHTENNULAVE CRANFORD 3BA ORCHARD ST ELIZABETH GUSHW ANNA F BUECHNER VIVIAN L 3 NORWICH DR SI.VER ROGE « TOMS RnEO CLEMONTS FRANK GALEANO ERNESTO 166 LMCOLN AVE ELIZABETH in CLUBHOUSE CT OEBLY UARY POBOX 3816 UNKM UNKNOWN EUZABETH GUTERUAN CARL B BUNCH RICHARD 1107 FRANK ST CLERMONT MARSE ENGLISH JEFFREY A GAUN JOEL 147 WEST JERSEY ST •JSBUSMRNOI MOSELLE POBQXS38B HLLSDE DECARDO JULE 809 WOCOLAWN AVE LMOEN EMJUSH ROSEUE I SCOTCH PLAM& uTiHT f WORRALL NEWSPAPERS PAGE B12 — THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1908 WORRALL NEWSPAPERS THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1998 — PAGE B13 PUBLIC NOTICE (Continued from P«ge Bll) PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE (Cgntinned from Pigt B12) PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE JACOBSON TUJE 1230 RAHWAY AVE WUIMCLD 13 NORTH AVE •MRS WLUAM KUPFEB LAWRENCE J aCUNTONST UONTAQNO JOAN 132 ORCHARD ST EUZABETH HANNA UAROARET nOCHMCYROOERO SPRINGFIELD JAKUBOVm DENNIS 7MHBUS0ERO RAHWAY KUPVU M 1O2 LONQ TERRACE MARSAL ALBERTO J20 CHESTNUT BOX 283 1S010LLAVE UNDEN HANNAN CATHY BJZAICTH UOMTALDO P ROSELLE OSELUS A M 318 TUTTLE PKY WESTFIELD JAMES mm A 5J9EMLTONAVE KAM«B»y KUPKA ANDREW 37 5 SECOND ST EUZABETH MARSH A 301 W JERSEY ST 306 EUZABtTH HANNAY JANNEKA 11 COMMCNWEALTH RD MONTANO POBOX 10 136 CENRAL AVE CLARK OSTASZEWSKI JOSEPH S 15 OERARO COURT NEWPROVDENCE JANDARMC aaoNiaCHKUNAVER KB8UWORTH KUROWCKI DOROTHY 46 NORTH STHST KENLWORTH MARSH OAVD KBtLWORTH 25 ETON PL iPIBHttnCLD HANOPOLE JENNE 1IM LJVMOSTON IT MONTCUUaj EMtRO MO A S POBOX 1787 UMON OSTRICH M 1I« LAKE AVE APT I CLARK JANESKO JOHN •UTRAVERSST UNXM KUROmCKI EDWARD UNKNOWN HARSH HUGH U 70 EMERALD PL CLARK HANSON KATHARME 21 COLT RO MONTHROe DYNAMIC CENTER UNKNOWN EUZABETH OTERSEN SHANE M 41 DALE OR SUMMIT JANKOWSW MARY 1M8AUNASTAPTC nrrromi KURRY W 7BMARCUFFDR SCOTCH PLANS MARSHAU 9UZANN C(O JOSEPH F DEMARK HANSON MKHAEL 866 VALLEY ST I VAUXHALL ELOMJCTM MONTFOFO W L 1462 MARE AVE OTOOLE JAMES J JANSSEN MARY an* wts-tnaD AVENUE SCOTCH PLANS KYMOC E SO JOHN PL Mwrrm ANQELA UNKNOWN SPPJMOFCU) HARBT QEOROE 115 HAZEL AVE WESTFCU) UHB8JWI MOSmOEUO J 258 WAVEHLY PLACE EUZABETH JAPAN SARI TRAVELNOSTORE 111 DRAKE AVE LI J BOOT 1 FENDER WORKS 710 BOULEVARD XEMUKXtTH MARTM DAVD M UNKNOWN HARCE OLOA UNKNOWN 33 SPENCER ST ELIZABETH ponxasi •STTRtLD MONTOYA ANdZAR 307 W JERSEY ST EUZABETH OTOOLE JESSIE JARMOIOWICH M 278 PERRY AVE UMON LA PLANT JAMES 4WOOLEYAVE WOT BO UARTM 0EMNB 329WSTOEOROE UNDEN HARDNO RICHARD 667EABTMLTOmVE 563 NEWARK AVE B3 ELIZABETH OTORAHNC 3BOEWESTFIEIDAVE ROSEU-EPARK JARMON TUUSHA L 23JOARKST HLLBOE LABRAOO CHARLES taBROOE STREET Rcatui UARTM EUZABETH N MONTOYA CHAR D 31 LONQ AV FLR 2 HLLSOE HARE Q T UNKNOWN 408 POKEST DR MOODY THOMAS 71 NEW ENGLAND AVE OUOEH P JARNAON WUJAM M 503 CAHLTON RD APT 201 wtrmtLD LACKS SUBJEL 433 N BROAD ST EUZABETH UARTM OERTRUDE 96 ROGERS AVE BERKLEY HOTS HARGROVE TAMARA I01B LINCOLN STREET LINDEN UNKNOWN OUTOR LOU JARVIS OENEVtEVE 171 COUSTOCKST NEW BRUNSWICK UUR MAHTM JOHN L SBBEAUVOIRAVE SUMMIT KARONS C • HANSEU RQ MURRAY HLL 1HOU48IIT AUDREY L 130 BURNETT ST EUZABETH OVERLOOK HOSPITAL JAVU UNKNOWN LAKEMAN EUZABETH 0 7 RALEIGH CT BERKELEYHTS MARTM LORRANE •CaaJLLE 526 WALNUT APTA5 EUZABETH HARMONIA SAVNOS BANK SS4 CLARK 202 CAROLYN «O MOORE I A 2IA FOREST OR SPRNOHELD OVERTON ANDREA JAWOROVEH S 1I87KUNEPL RAHWAY LAUA ASH R 2KWESTOEL0AVEBI3 ELIZABETH MARTMBJJ FRANK S09RARITANRO CLARK HARMS DOLORES UNKNOWN • UMCCLN«E( (AA L B3SERUD0ST UNDEN OWENS DAVD JAWORVICH ALEXANDER 1803 DLL AVE UNDEN LALLEY MARY C ESSEX • eTM AVE APT 2-A SPRWaiAKEHTQ CARMEN 1116 ANNA ST ELIZABETH HARMS RICHARD 527 BIRCMWOOO RD LINDEN 10JI ' KUYTH RD2 UNKNOWN OYELOLA OLAMYI JAYNES M UNKNOWN LAUY BERNADETTE SOS OEUWUXE AVE HECTORO 10 WEND AVE suuurr HARPER VlRQfflA 70 CANOE BROOK PKWY SUMMIT 331 UVWAIIONEST 867HKJHLANDAVE WESTOELD OZENBEROER MLTON XF RESEARCH ASSOC INC « FOURTH ST NEW PROVIDENCE LAM KM S 104 NORTH AVE GARWOCO JOHN EUZMjBTTH 547 MDOLESEX ST LMDEN HARHEU MARIE S33ESECONOAVE • ROSEUE S07 FERNWOO0 TER MOORE MC CORMACK UN 27 COMMERCE DR CRANFOHD OZOA JOZEF JOS MTERIORS MC UNDEN LAMANT1A 0OMHCK •3SALTERST MARTMEZ JOSE IIS RUKMOUNT PUBLIC NOTICE (Continued from ] Bl4) PUBUC NQT|CE (Continued from Page B13) PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE ROSENKRANZ SYLVIA 749NBBOAD5T ELIZABETH EUZ PBETBE UNKNOWN SHEROAM SHEROAN . 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MBEAUVORAVE 9HKOLMK I >4« EDGAR PL APT 3D SUSSMAN DAVO PRNCE CYW. 17JtMONTOOMEHYST RAHWAY BERKELEY HOTS 23MCOLEWE VELOSO ANTOMO M 1010KSVTSHRO EUZAKTH WLUAM S E S01HLLCBESTAVE WESTFELD HJ ROTH ROBERT tSBOREECRST WESTHCLD SHONEVSMC MSUTTOrlDR SVKA1I ALKA PRWCETON JEAMHE UNKNOWN NORFOLK KEMUHORTH t* 1ST STOP UEXKN RST VELOSO 'CNRKXIC F 1021 FAIRMONT AVE EUZAKTH WLUAMS 3T2EITHAVE ROSELLE ROTHSCHU) ULLIAN •UHANFOBOPL WETTFIELD SHOPPERS EXPRESS MC 3J1MCHKUNAVE c PRMOLE MALCOLM S •2BEUIONTAVE CRANFORO SCOTCH PLAMa 273BUSHWYN022W UMON VELDTT1 JOANNE 41 ELBA LANE CLARK WLUAMS DOY E 335 OHO ST UMON ROUMELIS J •01 CANTON ST EUZABETH SHOflOCHE GLADYS J MORARITANRO SWECO MC REEDS FERRY PROF BL PROFESSIONAI.AN Ki E JERSEY ST ELIZABETH WESTFIELD POBOX 17 VENABLE M 427 CATHERME STREET EUZAKTH WLUAMS aiZABETH F 207EITHAVE ROSEUi ROUTE » AUTO SALES NC ROUTE n TOYOTA SHOTTLAND MARK JKENT PL PROFESSIONAL ENOWEE ASSOCIATES WESTFIELO REEDS FERRY PROF BLD ROEBLMa VENEGAS OSWALDO 1IPMGRYPL APT 04 EUZABETH WLUAMS FLORENCE 354 LONG AVENUE HLLSDE 1M ROUTE 22 HLLSOE EMRKATH ONE MC J33 SOUTH AVEE SWEENEY £ «J WASHINGTON AVE KENUVORTH UNKNOWN VENTO CKMUNDO U 415 1ST AVE EUZABETH WLUAMS FRANCES 17J7D WALKER AVE UMON ROVER ROBM J POB \VO SUMMT SHUBERT STEPHEN UNKNOWN SWEENEY M D PROPHETT SLLAH S OOWUiAMVHEW VAUXHAU 3BHERmaEDR VENTURA GEORGE 1034 LOUISA ST EUZABETH WIUAMS HOWAR0 E •OB CHANDLER AVE UNOEN ROYAK ADAM C 139 CENTRAL AVE SHUKLA J IMAYTER SWEET E MO^U NORTH AVENUE EAST CRANFOflO cum HLLSOE 233 7 LEXMOTON BLVD CLARK VENUS MARKET 1701ST ST EUZAKTH WIL1AMS KEITH 1075 SUMNYVCW RD MOUNTAMSOE ROYAL BARRIE UNKNOWN 124BALEYAVE SWEQMAN LUBE L j PROSPECT STREET DENTAL GROUP INC 201 PROSPECT STREET WESmEU) SHULER HELEN V •01NBROAOST30 ' EUZABETH (34TMROAV APT 4 EUZABETH 1212 HAROMG AVE UNOEN ROYCE STANLEY J 621 TWAIN PL UMON 145JST0E0HOE5AVE RAHWKY SVflECXl JERZY ' VERA M WLLUMS LMDA C PROUT ANNE 21 CORN EURO CRANFORO SCA D 34 16THST LMDEN 111 W JERSEY STAPT Bl EUZAKTH UNKNOWN RUANO G 416 NEW YORK AVENUE aiZABETH 1 err WALKER AVE UMON SWMDEU CHARLES VERAS PJCHAR0 WLLWMS MALVMA PRUOEN J ml AMHERST RD LINDEN SCAR! 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EUZAKTH NEWATK RUFF PAULINE R 612W2NOAVE ROSEUE 617 SHERMAN AVENUE ROSELLE PARK TU AGENCY NC VCRA ANTOMO F WLSON CLIVE A • ISABELLA AVE PULMONARY ASSOC 2IISBROA0ST ELIZABETH SONORELLA ANTHONY 614 ELIZABETH AVE EUZAKTH UNKNOWN RUOGIERI THOMAS 534 WESTFELD DR SCOTCH PLAMS • 17 SHERMAN AVENUE ROSEUE PARK TABLADA Q VCW SHARON WILSON MARGARET 32» TOWER ST virriwi i PURYEAR MEXVIN S« WEST THIRD AVENUE ROSEUE SIONORELLA JOANN 226 KEATS AV EUZABETH UNKNOWN BERKELEY HTS • RUIZ JOHN 1167 EAST JERSEY ST EUZABETH UNKNOWN TABONE J VUERSTAD J WILSON R 131OOOWOOO LANE PUTT 2003HU.TOPRD WESTFCLD SXWIST UNKNOWN 47 MAPLE ST RUIZ JUAN 232 MORRIS AVE 322 5 GREENBR1AR DR UMON TAFUER ALAN H TOMAN WLSON WANDA Y UNKNOWN PYTLOWANY LOW L «BOOU1SRO CRANFORO SLBER R 1022 COOUDOE ROAD EUZABETH 1007 LAFAYETTE ST EUZAKTH SPRMOFCLD RUIZ JUDITH 5T7 E MILTON AVE RAHWAY 12»STHST ELIZABETH TAFRO A VLAR ANTOMO MO SOMA SCHRSTYLN SHANd 1IOAKR0GAVE suMurr SLVA ALFREDO i TaSPRMQflELDAVE SUMMT 157 SmMOROGE DR BERKELEY HTS OIAO RUSC1ANI UNKNOWN IKSMTTHST EUZABETH TAH PETER A VLLANEUA JOSEPH WMX0RST MARY E 17 DORSET LN SUMUT QUALITY CAP.E TRANSPO P 0 BOX (541 ELIZABETH SIVA ARMEMO 219MORRBAVE 317 S FIFTH ST EUZAKTH RUSH BENJAMM 51 ROTARY DR •51 E JERSEY ST 2ND FL ELIZABETH TAKACS M H VLLASENOR ROM WMOLEFt J UNKNOWN OUAMNA WAYNE S 2OBEUV1EWTER HUSOE SLVA AUQUSTO J 22 E WESTFCLD AVENU ROSEUE PARK 514 WESTFCLD AVE 3RD a EUZAKTH RUSH NORAH UNKNOWN 5<0 SOUTHBOARD ST EUZAKTH TAKAHASHI A VLLONE DAMEL WMKEE TRADNG CO MC 1135 7 EUZABCTH AVENUE ELIZABETH QUEENAN EDWARD 507 ELM ST CRANFORO SLVA BERNANRDO 1144 FLR 2 HLLSOE 3SOIRVMGTONAVE3I EUZAKTH RUSHFORTH JAMES 131 FARLEY AVE FANWOOO 140 MSLEE PL ELIZABETH VLME ANDRE WMZELBERO 17 BRCEZEKNOU OR WESTFCLD OLUT MIDRED 47IOTISCODR WESTFTELD SLVA JOSE M TAMBN WALTER 1251 MAGNOLIA PL UMON 34STLESSTAPTA! 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OUWTANA R A IS70 BROOKSOE RD RUSSONEUO J 4 RFTrH SPRING PR SUMMIT I UNKNOWN nLA&twVLZ EUGENE LJNDEX net MUSSUU UNKNOWN SLVERUAN NANCY 11 PME COURT WESTFELD VOHRMOER N 503 W WESTFELD AVE OUKMES RAMON L 231 ATLANTIC ST 2NO FL ELIZABETH TARO JAVIO UNKNOWN SPRMOFCLD 1210 RTE 22 WEST WOEHFLE CARL ROSELLE PARK RUST J 1214 WHITE OAK RD WESTFIELD SLVERSTEM IRVING 100 STONEHLL RD APT N 10 VRANAS L OUtnOQA S 120 WESTFIELD »V APT ISA EUZABETH TARTAGUA FRANK 1615 NORTH WOOD AVE ROSELLE OO SUMMT BANK WOJTALA ELLEN RUTH KLMAN BLOY ST RAMSEY AVE HLLSOE UNKNOWN VRATNY FREDERICK S40WESnMNSTERAVE EUZABETH omnoz JOSE •01 BERGEMJNE AVE UNK3N CTTY TARTIGUA JACOUEUN 76 HAMPTON DR BERKELEY 600 MOUNTAM AVE MURRAY HLL WOJTALA LENARD RUTZLER ELEANOR 1«3 COUNTRYSDE DR SUMMIT SMMONS J 2 15MATLOCX PATERSON 2IEMORRS4V FLfl 3 LMDEN R 1 R DELIVERY SERVICE MC 5 B CORNEU PKWY SPRMGFIELD TAVANO ANGELA 1100WHEATSHEAFRDPH LMDEN 114 SOUTH EUCUDA WESTFCLD WOJTASBX MARXXA RYAN MAUREEN P I3B WADE I LAMBERT ST CRANFORD SUON LJ 557 MADISON AV FLR 2 EUZ VREELAND J 2515LESUEST UMON R - H A C 0 FITNESS CORP SO LADY I 235 W CHESTNUT ST UNION TAVARES LUOA 327 LOOMS STREET EUZABETH 216 BLANCHE STREET LNDEN WOLENSKY M RYAN WLUAM laSGLENWOCORO EUZABETH SMON R PLEASANTVCW NSG HM VUKHAU WACHTa JOSEPH CO REOSTRAR I TRANSFER CO R A PERRY LAWN MAINTENANCE CO ROBERT SCHOEN TAVERAS JUUA I 423 JERSEY AVE APT 2 EUZABETH VAUXHAU. 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EUZABETH SIMONS CAROLYN 1364 NORTH AVE EUZABETH WADE ANNA D 160AUOUSTME PL 10 COMMERCE DR CRANFORD 1T BRANT AVE 9 CLARK TAYLOR PAMELA POBOX 5243 HLLSOE 17I8BSFTCNGFCLD NEWPHOV RYS EDWARD 40SHA0ELAVE LMDEN SIMPSON FORD M UNKNOWN WADE ELIZABETH A WOLF 26 MELROSE TER EUZABETH R SCRUU I CO nil GLOBE AVE MOUNTAINSOE TAYLOR PATRICIA 12 CHESTNUT AVE 222C S4SMORRSAVE S PROFESS •25 EAST JERSEY ST aiZABETH SMPSON KAREN N UNKNOWN NEW CANAAN WAGONS UTS WOLF c e 6 MARY LANE rANWOOO RASANAL EVANGEUNA 267 BLOY ST HLLSDE TAYLOR R 1129 DLL AVE UNDEN POBOX 3003 EUZABETH SiJELECTICAL CONTRACTORS SMPSON MARY ANNE 35 ABERDEEN RC aiZABETH WAHBY ASKRAF G WOLFF BARBAAA M 25 CONSTAHTME PL SUMMT 2074 STOWE STREET LNON TEEL MARC A 1114M0DLESEXST LNDEN 510 N WOOD AV APT 9 RACANEUI MARIA C 393 JEFFERSON AV RAHWAY SMPSON NORMAN 225 W 2ND AVE ROSELLE WJU0UCH GEOROE LNDEN WOUON JOHN P TSSPRMOHELDAVE BBKEUY HBOHT RACKET SHARON 1433PASSAICAVE LJNOEN TEH CHENG 17»NEWPHOVOENCEnD MOUNTAMSOE PO BOX 832 SABANOSKI LBEfl PO BOX 4T2 2»T2 TOGO CENTRAL WESTFIELD SMPSON TREANA 217 MONROE ST RAHWAY WAITERS T WOLKSTEM DAVC S 2333 MOHHB AVE STE A7 UMON RAOASSOCOFPCOM PO BOX 247 SPRMGFIELD TElXkIHA ANTONIO •14KLSYTHRD EUZABETH KAZMCRZ 70* CLARKSON AVE EUZAKTH SABEH ALAN 1914 ST GEORGES AVE SUS JAMCE 522 MAGNOLIA AVE aiZABETH WOLOSOWSI ALICE 60AKST CLAW RADO.ASSC4CAL POBOX 1023A RAHWAY ItlXtIRA HENRIQUE 420 JEFFERSON AVE EUZAKTH 000 YORK ST EUZAKTH SABIA SABIA V 836 MARSHALL ST ELIZABETH SMS SHARON L 17» JUPITER STREET CLAW WOMAN HOS B RADIOLOGY ASSOC PA 713 BOULEVARD KENLWORTH TEIXE1RA JOSE 712WYOMNOAVE EUZAKTH WALA BARBARA POBOX 0525 EUZABETH SACHS RICHARD •2 MOUTAIN AVE SUMWT SHAKEN PHLUP 41 K0RWEU CIRCLE wooo HARMN V RAF1ZADEH NANCY K •S CANOE BROOK PARKWAY SUUUT TEJEDA JOSE I 6S3 MONTGOMEHY STREET EUZABETH 17R0MANR0 503COLOMALAVE WESTFCLD SAOHAR MANJTT 179 VALLEY RD ROSEUE PARK SHAKEN RONNIE G UNKNOWN wooo 25 MADISON AVE NEWPROVOENCE RAOAN E 15 ABERDEEN RD SCOTCH PLAINS TELTSER MLTON 115 REDWOOD RD SPRMOFCLD WALKENBERG DOREEN 215 STEBBMS PL 2 PLAMFCLD SADHXOGY SUMMIT POBOX 400 151 SUMM SINGER MURRAY L 171 juprroRST CLAM WOOOFCLD W G 714 BOULEVARD WESTFELD RAOAN M 2616 SPRUCE ST i UMON TEMPLE ERNEST 103B SPRMOFCLD AVE MOUNTAMSOE WALKER JUUA C BOX 217 CAMPBEUVLLE SAEACENO J 111 CLOVER ST ROSEUE SM3H 521 ELMWOOO TERR LMDEN WOCOFORO ALBERTMA 7SHANFOHDPL WESTFCLD RAHWAY EDISON ORTHOP ml ST GEORGE AVE ' RAHWAY TENENBAUM IRVING 00 TOWNE CLEANERS WALKER PHYLLIS R 233 BaiVCW TERR SAENZ OUDO 326 UMON AVE EUZABETH SMOH 105 N WOOD AVE LMDEN WOOOLEY CAROL OO MARION HEBBONS RAHWAY UPORTED AUTO 1710 W ELIZABETH AVE ' LINDEN •41 E ST GEORGE AVE ROSELLE WALKER WILE 409 GRAND ST SAGET ROLAND UNKNOWN SINGH NARMDER 27 DALES DRIVE APT 2 NEW PROVDENCE 724 WALNUT ST ROSELLE RAHWAY VALLEY RR ATTNPRESOENT BOX 397 KENLWORTH TEPPER HOWARD 522EBROADST WESTFCLD WALLACE CLARE •1A FOREST DR SA1A LEONARD 49 FSLDSTONE Dfl SPRMGFCLD SMGH MRMAL 183 D JEROME ST ROSELLE PARK WOOOLEY KESHA H OO MARCW HESBONS RAHEY BARBARA H 145 SUMMT AVE SUMMIT TEREBMSKI ARTHUR POBOX 15B2 CRANFORO WALLACE POHZETTA 2021 WAU STREET SAB •OS BOWER ST LMDEN SINGH SANTOK 17« BARBERSOE DR UMON CITY 724 WALNUT ST ROSELLE RAMBO M UNKNOWN TERRY LARRY T3»SPARKST EUZABETH WALLMG DARUENE MMANMNGP1. 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ReaponsUltes indude picking and pack- West Orange Chronicle • East Orange Record helpful hints, inventory sheet and Rain FREE CASH Grants. College. Scholarships' O/-IL.L.W I IVWI I NEW JERSEY MORTGAGE RATES FOR UPDATED RATES CALL INFOSOURCE 908-686-9898 AND DIAL THE LENDER CODE Automotive LOOK FOR THESE LENDERS ON THE INTERNET Q WVm.CMMIORTGAQBNro.rXJMfWORRALLHTM PRODUCT RATI APR PRODUCT RATE APR Volvo prioritizes quality, safety, and the environment Since Volvo's inception in 1927, three core values have helped dictate the Volvo engineer. Nils Bohlin, invented the three-point belts in 1958, which first tests, but simulation will not substitute for physical tests or field studies. The 7.38 : 0.00 I 7,38 APP 7,13 1 0.00 i 7.43 -UNI direction of the cony my. quality, wfety ml euviiuuiuetila] uue. Tberefure, Sgi 's standard design, hor main function of simulation is to test new designs at their early stages. Physical 7.00 0.00 7.00 FEE 15/1-30 YR LOVELY TWO FAMILY MINT CONDITION COLONIAL 115 YR FIXED 6.88 ; 0.00 7.56 I FEEI continually striving to build can that incorporate these values is one of the this life-saving invention, Bohlin was named to the Safety and Health Hall of tests then verify the results of the simolations. Fewer physical tests lower costs E/1-30YR 6.75 0.00 7.57 $ 395 J15YR FIXED 7.00 ! 0.00 7.04 375 1 Two large Bedrooms on eacn floor, tut basement. 2 car garage, nice Move right Into this fabulous Colonial featuring LR. FDR. never-ending mission of Volvo engineers. and shorten lead times in developing new cars. Volvo will rent the parallel vec- JOYrF r mas le II aeataLFIMB LoanI*s Ami yard in Washington School district Priced to sell U-3914 $219,000. spacious EIK, w/DW. built-in microwave, garb. dap., new Fame along with Thomas Alva Edison and other remarkable thinkers. windows, maim, free exterior, finished bsmt.. 2 tun baths and 3 Volvo safety engineers have regularly made history with innovations includ- Front seat belts in the new S70 and V70 are made more effective with the tor supercomputer from NEC. BFU. U-3860. $159.900. ing the industry's first three-point seat belts in 1959 and the industry's first side inclusion of more powerful pyrotechnic pretensioners, which tighten around DO YEAR FIXED 7.25 0.00 ; 7.25i APP 30 YRFIXED ! 7.00 1.15 i 7.13 | APP impact air bags in 1995. 1 YEAR ARM 5.63 0.00 5.63 FEE 15 YRFIXED 6.75 1.00 6.93 FEE occupants faster when triggered in a collison. ' 15 YEAR FIXED 7.00 0.00 7.00 $ 350 1 YRADJ. 6.00 0.80 7.88 $ 150 Another first has been instrumental in helping make Volvo cars among the Also new in 1998 mods is the eye-level brake light in the rear window. It safest on the road. After years of traffic research, Volvo established the indus- now has light-emitting diodes that illuminate in one millisecond after the driver try's first vehicle accident investigation team in 1970. To date, Volvo's safety depresses (be brake pedal. That compares to the 250 milliseconds needed for a division has analyzed more than 25,000 accidents involving 40,000 drivers and conventional light bulb. At 55 mph, the faster LED illumination gives the driver passengers of Volvo cars. The 1998 70 and 90 series Volvo models bristle with in back of the car at least one car length more in which to brake — perhaps safety inventions that are the result of this intensive study. enough to avoid a collision. 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The entire struc- cushion built into the center armrest of the rear seat The booster seats are 15 YR FIXED 7.38 0.00 7.41 FEE 5/1 ARM 6.63 0.00 7.34 FEE WONDERFUL SPUT BEAUTIFUL COLONIAL ture, including the roof, floor, side pillars and even the engine, is engineered to YRADJ. 6.50 0.00 8.10 $ 100 |15YR FIXED 6.88 0.00 6.88 $ 3951 THIS 3 br Split is located in desirable Larchmont section oilers In move-in condition features LR w/fpl. new Kitchen, new Powder designed for kids who weigh between 50 and 80 pounds and who are between absorb impact energy and distribute it away from driver and pasengers. In addi- EIK. LR and FDR. Don't miss this one. Call Mangels for an Room on 1st floor, new Family Room w/glass sliders. 3 BRs. art 46-inches to 54-inches tall. Child-proof rear door locks and seat belt lockability C Brootc Mortgage Co appointment. U-3909. $172,500. garage, huge yard located in a gorgeous area. 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AUTO WANTED ABLE PAYS TOP $$$ IN CASH Volume One. Number One March 1998 Sell Cart, Trucks and Vans and All 4 Wheel Drive* Your FREE PICK UP 7 DAYS I 1-800-953-9328 Get It In gear with A Booming industry to Union €****« the Auto Special Stuff! 90KW-292S 10 Weeks-20 words Health care is a phrase that seems to be cm the tip of even- Recently. Schenng-Plough decided to relocate ili corporate In addition. Schenng-Plough has brought substantial iob $$ CASH PAD S$tor use d cars and trucks, only $31.00 prepaid Advertise It All tongue these day>.. It's one of the top concerns of Americans a: headquarters from Madison in Moms County back to growth to the countx in recent years, mast notabl) with the rumng or non-running condition. Junk cars One vehicle per ad On The Internet removed. Cal 1-888-625-1411 or Beeper they struggle with problems ranging pre-natal Kenilworth. where it had traditionally opening of its Drug Discover. Fac.iht\ five years ago That 1-908-518-6713. No abbreviations care to the graying of the population And it's been located until 840.000-square foot building, the largest research facility under $$$WE PAY TOP DOLLARS No refunds one of the top issues on the agendas one roof, relocated as many as 900 new employees to rMvnlG pwly *d"»fHter» on*y. "It made sense to move back to Union rtte» ol v»Nd« It oriy copy Cheng* lawmakers in Trenton and Washington Kenilworth from Bloomficld in Essex County For Your Junk Car ••owed County.' says Starkey. who also points U Hour Sendee. Call: Ju*lot itjm\fiK0mtmnC rrmlUlamati out that the coum\ is less than a half hour But location, transportation and u ork force are not the onl> yourpeyrmnt. But in I'mrmCounty, health cart is Worrall Hewiptpere a matter of physical vitality It s also a matter of from the heart of the largest city in the factors fueling the rxxim 908-688-7420 Clasalfled Advertlelnf Dept. United Slates. New York "And the same P.O. Box IBS economic vitality Why " Because the health Like other pans of the nation. Union County has seen its Mnpirwood. If .J. 07040 care industry is one of the largest and fastest reasons why we are in Union County and population living longer and growing older In addition, the TRUCKS FOR SALE Call Now!! Search yourTSCal classilieds growing industries in the count) densely populated county of more than 500.000 residents ha* CHEVROLET SUBURBAN. 4X4 hall ton. 1985. on the internet 1-800-564-8911 130K miles. New rear/ transmoworv tres. In fact, of Union County's top 10 employers seen an tncrea.se in the birth rate in recent years Put those two Seats 10. Asking $7000. Cal 732-815-1022 hnpJ/wwwlccalsourcexonVclasslieds/ www localsourcf com/classifieds/ •Aw 7wn. mot counting government agencies i. six are trends together and they spell a tremendous need for health care and related businesses part of the health care industry, according to a ^tud\ by the L'nion County Economic 'Who is in greatest need of health care ? Young children and AUTHORIZED Development Corporation They include three senion..' explains Beth pharmaceutical firms (Merck A: Co in Congbalay. Director of COLLISION REPfllR CENTER Railway, with 6.500 employees. Schenng- Community Relations of Plough Corporation in Kenilworth and Union, with 4."45 Sunnse of Westfield. a FOR and Novartis in Summit, with 1.5001 and three hospitals residenual facility for (Overlook Hospital in Summit, with 3.000 employees. senior citizens who need, UNION COUNTY Elizabeth General Medical Center, with 1.900; and some assistance Plainfields Muhlcnbcrg Regional Medical Center. "We have seen many SttiJ AND SURROUNDING AREAS with 1.3001 health care-relaied DIRECT INSURRNCE REPFHR FRCBLITIES businesses moving into Why does Union County boast such a will stay here apply to the rest of the industry the county.' she says Professionally handling the ENTIRE CLAIM, from tremendous concentration of health care and as well" "Thai s wh) we formed the Chamber of l notifying the Insurance Company to Final Payment health-care-related industry? The move of the corporaie headquarters will take place in two Commerce health care S • FREE ESTIMATES with Immediate SELF-AUTHORI- Three factors seem to loom large -- the county's central location, years II is uncertain how many jobs it will bring to the county, SAVE 5949 SAVE'3759 SAVE group." iSee related ON A NEW 1997 CHEVY its proximity to major highways and mass transportation but it will involve the construction of a new building. Starkey ON A NEW 19M CHEVY ON A NEW ine CHEVY ZATION to expedite repairs • Written 100% GUARAN- article on page ?i CAMAR0 Z28 COUPE S-10 LS PICKUP ASTRO CARGO WM systems and the accessibility of a large, highly educated and notes Std. equ<> nd: 4 3L v-6. auto OD TEE on all workmanship • DISCOUNT RENTAL CARS highly skilled work force For example, a year ago Union County had one residenual trans, pm strng/brks. fgls. AIB "This will bring prestige to the county too." he says 'Instead of stereo, t»'e mrrrs. Ddrts. sag sOe facility for seniors But in the last year alone, three ha\e o -.L • :r • .-.it •.s,i«s entry. door. Opt equ* ma gts n side & For example, those are the reasons Schenng-Plough remains Schenng-Plough of Madison, it will be Schenng Plough of =•;•..-- .•!•, .^-'-2-S MSBP rear ooors Stk f5933HT. VIN Proud to : •- - •"•::-• 'e:;a'.e i $400 fWB10403i. MSRP $2t3.080 Ind INSURANCE CUSTOMER SATISFACTION AW committed to Union County, according to Joseph P. Starkey. the 'rvemiworth " r~ t G '.e (qual J500 tactory reoate receive i Continued on page 3) tbe.~ for Total Quality in company s manager of community affairs. Paint, Frame & Metal RefJnlsh.ng Health Care A'Booming Industry in Union County *u(z Tkis UNION Profiles Elizabeth General Hospital, Grinspec. COUNTY SAVE *2O39 SA! LJndabury, McCormick & Estabrook CHAMBER OF SAVE4166 ON A NEW 1998 CHEVY COMMERCE ON A NEW 1997 GEO ON A NEW 1998 CHEVY ON A NEW 1>M CHEVY BLAZER LS2DR 4x4 ISiRUSSEaUBIMflHrOi and Visiting Nurse. METRO LSI 4 DR Sia CAVALIEequip inta 2R 2 LCOUP 4 cyi. 5E spd Sid CQu« «nc par This is a publication of .. ... f.v: : -:• •..•-. -eg man trans ptvrstrng'brVi tgls. sp AJR w cruse Opt tqud ncJ i 7L Did you know Medical Funders Aide Health Care Providers . FWD. P«n t«>'5 Op! V-8 a-lo OD !i*.*» The Union County Chamber of Commerce. md i'del. A1P ;iis rr.a'.s r.twp. mecn ifunk opener Slk «6668B. piow prec w ^ u«l U-lorte paint. 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David Freed ' B. calhclcrization leave the area for treatment each year. in the county. In addition to Sunrise. 1997 saw the openini; of rebuilding the physical facility and redesigning the sen ice- u e Heart/Vascular Blockages trained staff arjp specialized equipment can eliminate the i Brighton Gardens in Mountainside and The Chelsea in The addition of the Interventional Cardiovascular Laboratory is provide. Overlook can become even more of a resource to our A S2 million state-of-the-art facility designed to study the heart for surgery cm blood vessels that have been blocked Examples Fanwood. And the fourth residential facility. Senior Quarters in the latest development for The Center for Cardiovascular Care, patients and communit\ ' . include the coronary artenes. the carotid artenes in the neck, the and \ ascular system, dedicated recently at Elizabeth General which is the new name for the extensive heart care program at Cranford. only opened a few years ago. renal artenes. and the vessels that supply blood to the legs Union County Chamber of Commerce President Jame- R Medical Center, allows physicians to perform cardiac Elizabeth General Medical Center. Services include rapid But unlike many industries, which live by the motto Bigger is Coyle says the county is fortunate that the health care industry i- cathetenzations as well as detailed interventional studies of the One type of non-surgical procedure that can be performed in the diagnosis and intervention of heart disease through the Better, that's not always the case with health care. Take becommg such an important pan of n- entire vascular system, including the neck, kidneys, abdomen Laboratory is an intervention called "stenting" • which Emergency Department, management of cardiac patients hospitals, for instance. Neither the number of hospitals nor the economv and legs strengthens blood vessels from within and markedly improves through a 20-bed Intensive Care Unit, cardiac rehabilitation number of beds has risen in recent years, but there still has been "It is a well-paying industry for highh The Intenentional Cardiovascular Laboratory encompasses blood flow Guided by live-action vray images, the physician through the Diamond Center for Cardiac Rehabilitation, stress tremendous growth. skilled workers." Co\le explains. "It is 3.(100 square tec! of renovated space, and includes a procedures insens a catheter containing the tube-shaped stem and a small testing. Holter monitoring, vascular studies, echocardiograph). "For hospitals, growth comes,in the ability to identify and meet largely recesssion-proof because it is vital in room, computer room, monitoring room, holding areas and a balloon into the diseased vessel The balloon is inflated to electrocardiograph}, and an aggressive community education health care needs in community. And in that area, we've grown good and bad economic times But most of expand the \ csscL which is then permanently held open by the effort physicians work room The work room allows physician* to by leaps- and bounds." says David A Fletcher, president of all. it provides a service of immeasurable stem. By stenting blocked carotid artenes in the neck, for \ ieu live or recorded studies v. ith other physicians or patients "Elizabeth General Medical Center recognizes that heart disease Elizabeth General Medical Center value to our community and to society a! and iamily members If desired, individual video frames of a example, physicians may prevent a stroke from occurring represents a significant problem for many ethnic groups, as well At Elizabeth General and most other hospitals, the number of facility for the study of the heart and large " particular study can be electronically transferred to the Medical For the patient who has already received a diagnosis of as older persons in EGMCs service area." explained Victor M beds has not grown because as treatment methods become more vascular system. (See related article on So from Pharmaceuticals to care centers for Center s Radiology Department for further examination The coronary artery disease, the Laboratory provides cardiac Hatala. vice president. Marketing. Planning and Business sophisticated and more effective, the need for long hospital page 21 seniors and youngsters to hospitals, it seem- Laboratory is staffed by an lntcrvennonal radiolocist and calhetenzations - which is an evaluation of the artenes stays actually decreases. Fletcher notes Man\ procedures that Development at the Medical Center "Heart disease is the And one of the county's other major clear that Union County's health care boom specially trained Registered Nurses. Registered Respirator} once required hovottaiizaiMm arr now performed you cant afford not to visit Recognizing Union County's burgeoning interest in health care from my office. But this is one event every month at which I employers. One of the highlights was a luncheon featuring Commercial Realtors and the growth of its health care industry, the Union County know I will be meeting with people It's very time-effective." TheodosiaTamborlane.an attorney and nationally known authority on managed care who spoke about Managed Care Chamber of Commerce started a Health Care Group last year. CongbaUy, who wai, one >>f the organi/.t;r>. of the group, SJVN Contracting to more"than 100 attendees. By designating one of the chamber's special-interest another benefit is that it meets in different locations and holds When you join forces with EMI, you will instantly upgrade your employee sub-groups to health care, officials acted to give members different programs each month. Among those who have participated in the group's activities are benefits to a "Fortune 500" level while likely realizing a bottom line savings New Jersey Commissioner of Health and Human Services Len H OT concerned with health care a forum for discussion, a voice and For example, in December, we met at the Take Good Care of hundreds, if not thousands of dollars per employee And at the same time Fishman: Enc Munoz. head of emergency services at the an opportunity to network with others in the field Health Super Store (on Route 22 in Springfield) so 1 had the you'll reduce the headaches associated with the administration of payroll 540 North Avenue, Union, NJ 07083 University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey; Ruth The group, which has been extremely active, has been a rousing opportunity to see new products and meet new people there." and benefits. 908-289-7700 Odgren. president and CEO of Visiting Nurse and Health success, bringing some of the key people in the industry she notes. • Health Insurance I Dental Insurance Services, a statewide group based in Elizabeth: and Peggy together with chamber members It now has more than 100 Another organizer. Lon Ann Rizzuto of Charter Behavioral • Prescription Card I Vision Plan Sahulka of Sunrise of Westfield members. System in Summit, agrees. FULL SERVICE LAW FIRM In January, the gfoup held a program exploring New Methods • Life Insurance I Long Term Disability FINK "The Health Care Group is the first of its kind in the state of • REAL ESTATE "I get a chance to meet other (health care) providers and to in Dealing with Alzheimer's Disease And in February, the • Section 125 "Pre-tax" Plan I Workers' Compensation New Jersey." says Chamber President James R. Coyle. "It is an • ELDER LAW network with other folks that I would not normally be able to sit group observed Heart Month with a tour of Elizabeth General • Employee Discount Plans I Pension and 401fk) AND organization that brings together all of the aspects of the health MEDICA1D ELIGIBILITY around the table with." she points out Medical Center's cardiac unit and a talk from Dr. Ralph care industry from hospitals to ambulance services to • Credit Union I Payroll Services Rizzuto cites concrete results from her participation in the Onscello. one of the state's most prominent cardiologists. ROSNER • ASSET PROTECTION laboratories, and allows them to discuss and deal with their • Employee Handbooks Attorneys At Law • NURSING HOME LAW common concerns and issues." group. The Health Care Group plans a forum with area legislators in Find out why hundreds of area businesses are tuming to EMI by. calling 1093 Rarttan Road, Clark • GUARDIANSHIPS "I met people at our trade show (in October I and established the spring. Eventually the group is looking to develop a Coyle adds that the chamber is very pleased with the group's • WILLS, TRUSTS & ESTATES relationships with them and started doing business with them." legislative agenda to push. 1-800-260-6663 or visit our website at www.emiweb.com rapid development, noting that i( is already the largest single 732-382-6070 • LIVING WILLS she says "Besides, it was a just great experience " Anyone interested in participating in the Health Care Group POWER OF ATTORNEY group of businesses within the chamber STANLEY FINK Several hundred persons attended the trade show. It featured should contact Susan Jacobson. Membership Director for the EMPLOYEE FOUNDING MEMBER NJ. ASSOCIATION • DIVORCE, CUSTODY, SUPPORT "It's great for me." says Beth Congbalay. Director of vendor booths with exhibits demonstrating the wide variety of chamber, at (908)352-0900 MANAGEMENT Of REAL ESTATE ATTORNEYS • FAMILY LAW Community Relations of Sunrise of Westfield. a residential health care businesses tn the county it also included pane) EUGENE ROSNER • BUSINESS & CORPORATE LAW facility for senior citizens. "As someone who wants to gel out INCORPORATED a carma am uw ATTMDET discussions on assisted living and benefit options for All the benefits of big business, for less. HATONALASSOC Of ODER LAW ATTORNEYS • ZONING & LAND USE into the community. I only have limited time that I can be away AN ASA APPROVED CERTIFYING 0RGANGATK3N ffcomc 10 the Union County Chamber of Commerce Inaugjtfal issue of Inside Business! Saudeners & Kodav. a Certified Public Accounting firm in Clark, has named Gregon Health Care Costs on the Rise? 7 Natchez and William Berry Staff Accountants. Both have extensive experience in Over the past three to four years, emplo*rs have experienced flal or even decreas^g premium The Chamber of Commerce is the largest business association and acquisitions, leavinarthe remaining insurance companies that much stronger costs for the Medicaid programs for th/r employees. This certainly has been a w/comc change to in Union County, and the only association to represenl the preparation of tax returns, general accounting and computerization. So why will health care premiums likely increase in 19981 Consider the following factors the spiraling increases of the laic 1980s and early 1990s The bad news is this favorable run may entire County Our mission is to represent and advance the • Not as many opportunities remain to shift employees from traditional medical programs to be over as health care costs begin to increase in 1998 business interests of our nearly 800 members Richard Healey. former training director for Resorts International Casino Hotel, has Managed Care First, it is important to understand why costs have remained flat for so long The plain and simple • With market share attained, insurance earners are less likely io continue aggressively pricing The Union County Chamber of Commerce has been around joined Diamond Associates. Multi-Faceted Training and Development, as director oi answer is Managed Care. Over the last four years, there has been a dramatic shift away from their products for So years We were founded in 1911. and have been South Jersey Operations The post is a newly created position at the expanding firm traditional medical programs to some form of Managed Care. Throughout this penod we have all • Doctors and hospitals are negotiating increased fees with insurance earners working since then to make Union County a better place to located in Westfield and Atlantic City become familiar with Preferred Provider Organizations (PPOI. Point of Service programs (POS i • Insurance earners have significantly underestimated'thc liability they have taken on through live and work. Businesses of all types, from manufacturers and Health Maintenance Organizations (HMO). The shift to Managed Care has been all- Medicare HMO programs to service providers; big and small, belong to the Chamber. General Motors has named Daniel A. Tankersley Plant Manager of Linden Assembly encompassing, including insurance companies, doctors, labs, hospitals and finally the claimani • Prescription drug expenses are increasing significantly because of the higher cos! associated A healthy business community is critical lo Union County with technology and the increase in utilization of prescription drugs hv consumers -effective Feh 1 A 25-year veteran of GM. Tankersley most recently was Assistant Insurance companies can deliver lower premiums through Managed Care because they negotiate We all live or work here If we do not protect our job base, the • Insurance earners have been experiencing earnings problems in the past three i<> tour month- discounied fees wiih doctors and hospitals which participate in their networks Thev also have County willdre Manacer of GM s Moraine Assembly plant • Implementation in some state- (including New Jersey1; of Managed Care ron-umerprotemr'r more control over the deli very of health care by limiting choice of doctors and steering utilization law- Such law - could have a negative impact on premium'' Ttm is perhaps more immediate and critical to the businesses into their networks All of these dynamics began coming together ai a time when the nation »n in Union Counts than lo anyone else To create an environment in which thev can survive and Donna Marie Zerbo. J.D.. LL.M.. CPA. iormerK of Cadwalader. Wickersham & Tan. extremely sensitive lo health care reform Premiums had been increasing dramatical!) and General inflationary trend tacmr- currentlv uiili/ed hv m-uran^e .arner- are traditional mediwa! even flourish, business ha*, lone banded together in association- like the Union Counn ha- loined Moore Stephens. P.C.. a certified public accounting firm in Cranlord. An President Clinton was pushing for sweeping health care reforms At this time, insurance in lo i: percent. PPO. ^ to If' percent. POS. f> io K pe^em. HMO. - !• * percent pre-cnpu.'r. Chamber of Commerce The Chamber works with go\ eminent at all levels to promote a belter expert in international taxation. Zerbo will help sen ice clients and member firm- wn'r. companies r>cgan lo aggressively pnee their Managed Care products Employers responded hv drus:. 12 to 1? percent business environment We w ork with our members to increase their business through marketint: implementing Managed Care programs in place of traditional programs ut I' S and foreign lav i-sue- The combining ot these tactor- point- toward n-m£ health care -i- in 1 ** Trie and olher activities. We dev elopprograms to disseminate business information to our member* A- the shut to ManaettlCare was evolving. «nM>r In addition, we will have several regular features Our Capital Page includes names. addresses, phone numbers and. when available, e-mail addresses for all of our representatives from the The Gran Centurions White House to the county courthouse. We print this information as a service so our readers can voice their opinions to our officials who. after all. work for us In addition, each Capital Catering elegant weddings, showers, birthdays, Page will contain a guest column by one of our representatives. We are delighted and proud that our senior United States Senator. Frank R. Lautenberg. has graciously accepted our corporate meetings and other special occasions. invitation to write the first of these columns. His thought-provoking essay appears on page 7 Accomodating Parties of 30 to 350 apstone Services Other features will include a guest advice column (this month's is about heaJth-care cash flow solutions hv Stuart M Rothfeld). a Member Moments column about Chamber members in (732) 382-1664 FAX (732) 382- 2368 VJ HUMAN RESOURCE ADVISORS the news and a calendar of events. 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The Rahway Board of Education Money was allocated to hire four to graduate, passed the test's reading ^^^HL • Represents a 3.28 percent increase over adopted its tentative budget vmluetfTT The Union County Utilities 03,304,165 during • special meeting at three of the district's elementary math section. ^^^V^ • Reflects a tax increase of $66.50 on a Authority and the Bergen Feb. 25. schools. Two would go to Franklin The Early Warning Test, adminis- ^^HjA home assessed at $133,000. tered to eighth-graders, produced dis- County Utilities Authority are The bodget most go before county School, one to Madison and the other ^^^^^A • Public hearing is scheduled for March 26 at to Roosevelt School. turbing results. Students from the claiming victory in a legal game and state education officials and ^^^^^^A Intermediate School. receive final Board' of Education Cleveland School would not Intermediate School scored well of hot potato. The U.S. Supreme approval before reaidrots can vole oo receive any faculty additions. below state average in mathematics. m^ • Voter approval scheduled for April 21. Court decided it has no it next month oo school election day. While be said reducing classroom About 70.4 percent of Rahway stu- jurisdiction in deciding a Higher than the current version by size is not a panacea to the district's dents passed that section compared to contract dispute between the 3.28 percent, the tentative bodget academic woes and "not likely to a state average of 84.4 percent Also, the board will look to add a admitted making serious calculation two. call* for a S 1,057,264 increase, said affect achievement," Petrino said To fix that problem, Petrino prop- new feature, voice mail, throughout errors when state aid was distributed, SeePageBl. Superintendent of Schools William creating smaller classes would cer- osed leasing new computers to redo the district, Petrino said. giving too much to some districts and Petrino. As a result, taxes are slated to tainly help. the computer labs in all the district's too little to others. Some 30 districts Any tax increase is considerably increase $66 SO on the average home Recent test results, in three core schools and build a new one in the lost money as a result, and in Union Special delivery offset by state and federal financial assessed at $133,000. academic areas, revealed that Rahway Intermediate School. County, seven municipalities received A 28-year-old Colombian assistance. Rahway receives $8,292 less money than they had in the previ- Petrino said the "increases are not students were ranked among the low- The district's athletic teams had million from the state this year, that resident was arrested at the unibirtaNf to thing* far removed est statewide. more money — $42,259 — allocated ous year. number, according to figures released Roselle Post Office when he from the students." to them. That will be used to pay for The Board of Education has sche- Scores on the High School Profi- by the state Department of Education, picked up a package containing Approximately 32 percent of the seven added assistant coaches, equip- duled March 26 at 7:30 p.m. at the ciency Test have steadily declined in is slated to increase by $691,790. more than $100,000 worth of bodget is marked tor the regular prog- the last three years, and results from ment and supplies and league Intermediate School for a public bear- GIANT! high purity heroin. ram account, which inctades fuodmK the 1996-97 year fell to their nadir. memberships. However, stale Treasury officials ing oo the budget. SeePageBl. FULL COLOR INDOOR/OUTDOOR THE ARTS Reward increases SIGNS, POSTERS BANNERS in Zebrowski case By who had been ^TiMiiiE^fil tbe lie- •ad Sean Dairy detector tests. The Zebrowski family of Rabway Kevin's patents are still clinging to is still searching for their son Kevin, the hope that there will be some good still praying for his safe return nearly news to report soon. During a press two months after his disappearance conference in Woodbridge Feb. 26. from a Maine nightclub oo New exceipts of a statement from Kevin's Year's Eve. mother were read by Kevin's uncle. Maureen and Ken Zebrowski have Larry Johnson D. raised their reward to $25,000 for "We need to know if Kevin is still information leading to the return of alive," wrote Kevin's mom. "Howev- their 21-year-old son, who was last er even if he b" not alive, we still need seen at Judson's Sugsrtoaf Motel and to find him so that we no longer will Gondola Lounge in Maine's Carra- be tormented by the unknown. If an To judge for younetf about bassett Vafley. aOLaJcut' occotCtS"— or whatever "People back home have no idea other incident might have caused mil Royal Scam, visit the how vast it is up here," said Ken Kevin's disappearance — we still Zebrowski, Kevin's father. They need to locate him and have him for a performance think if a guy disappears from a bar, returned to us." SeePage B3. somebody must have seen him but Neighbors of tbe Zebrowskis and Students mark the end of Black History Month with a celebration at the JFK Community that's not so up here." friends who are eager to help tbe fam- Center. Tbe Rabway residents have been ily and the community cope with staying at their ton's apartment in Kevin's mysterious disappearance Farmington, Maine, an hour's drive SHOW ALERT have engaged in a blue ribbon cam- south of Judson's, where Kevin, a Schools superintendents will Celebration ends Black History Month paign, prominently displaying blue University of Maine student, was last use our Infosource hot line to ribbons and snowing their solidarity By Philip Sean Curran professionals who want to help the .younger generation seen. alert parents to school closings and commitment to keeping tbe plight Staff Writer find its way out of the ghetto and into the Ivy League. Tbe $25,000 reward money is of tbe family in focus. —Ou Saturday afternoon, 1 ted with visj. —Even In Rahway, parents can call tors at the JFK Community Center in Rahway about beat- bers from tbe group meet with local boys — bringing in jog anyone's memory who might "Search your minds and hearts and (908) 686-9898 and enter ing the New York Knicks. Just down the ball, Martin guest speakers, taking them out on field trips and stressing know what happened to Kevin, who put yourselves in our position," said Selection No. 7006. Luther King Jr., told of writing his famous "I Have a the value of an education. was listed as missing on New Year's Kevin's mother, Maureen. "If you For Union County College, Dream Speech.'' "I have a burning desire to see my. race, male and Day. know anything that may in any way relate to the disappearance of Kevin parents can call (908) 686-9898 Not to be undone, Thurgood Marshall explained his female, get a share of the good life in America, the good The Zebrowskis have been trying Zebrowski, please advise either tbe and enter Selection No. 7013. assent to the U.S. Supreme Court and being toe first black things that can happen in America," Brown said. "Educa- to find out what happened to their son. man to wear the robes of Supreme Court Justice. tion is one of the keys to tbe success of the African In addition to the increased reward Carrabassett Valley Police at (207) While none of those famous men actually attended the American." money, the man' parents have endea- 237-3200 or the Maine State Police at Black History Extravaganza, then* stories, and those of East Jersey State Prison, which stands nearby, is an vored to establish a confidential not (800) 228-0857 in Maine or (207) MEW MEDIA other famous black inventors, entertainers and public fig- ominous reminder of where life's wrong turn can take line in tbe hope that some leads will 657-3030 elsewhere." ures, were on vivid display. them. turn up. The number is More than 2 feet of snow has blank- Local children played the roles of those famous men at Get local updates throughout "If you look at the jails today, we see that tbe majority of 1-888-778-KEVIN (5384). eted the region in tbe last two months. Saturday's event, which culminated a celebration of Black them are filled with young black men," said Clarence Hog- Zebrowski is pleading for tbe mystery the week. Call our Infosource Next week, Canabassett police will History Month and included cultural dancing and dramatic gard, tbe group's leader. The younger we can get them, start administering polygraph tests to of her son's whereabouts to be solved. hot line at readings of black literature. & tbe better off they will be." a number of individuals who were "Would you want to have to wait (908) 686-9898, That event, however, is part of a larger program, "The To foster that ideal, the group invited Kean University to with Kevin on New Year's Eve. until spring in order to resume search- Selection 7515. Mr. Rogers 'Say No' Program," geared to encourage and come and help tbe boys with tbeir education. "We have done polygraphs ing for your missing child?" she ' Web site educate young black men, said 4th Ward Councilman . Cynthia Gamett, who teaches early family and child- throughout tbe investigation, but they asked David Brown. hood studies at Kean, brought about 17 students from her have not turned up any suspects or "What we have basically is a miss- Visit our site on the World Wide Started by Wendell Rogers, a Michigan man who saw school to the center, tutoring tbe boys in math, English or leads," said Carrabasaett Valley ing persons case and there is nothing Web, which can be accessed at too many young black meo eitber in prison or on drugs, the other areas where they need help. Police Chief Ron Moody. nothing — to suggest otherwise," http://www.localsource.com/ program bearing his name is led by black businessmen and See CENTER. Page 2 . Moody did not want to comment on said Moody. WEATHER Friday: Rain Eight to seek seats on board and mild. The lucky ticket "Every year it gets better because 46' By Philip Sean Curran doing a fine job," Polheumus said. Frank Cicarell, who ran with Stin- we have a tutorial program" in the Saturday: Rain Starf Writer Two incumbent members of the ger and Polheumus in 1994, said Intermediate School, she said. and mild. Rahway Board of Education said they improving the district's lagging "1 truly believe in the school sys- would not seek re-election when academic performance is his chief tem," she said. Sunday: Mostly board elections are held in April, but a concern. Also running is John C. Ludington sunny. third said he would. That could be accomplished by ID, who works in the Rahway Divi- 48' Eight candidates in total will seek making sweeping changes to the dis- sion of Water. For tho most up to data three seats, school officials said. trict's standards, he said. "I thought this was a good time to roports, call (90S) 6M- Keith Stinger and Robert Polheu- The High School Proficiency Test get involved," said Ludington, who 9S9S, Ext. 1790. mus, both elected in 1994, cited a and the Early Warning Test produced has three sons in the school district "I desire to do other things and enjoy alarmingly low math and English had the support of my family." their retirement yean rather than scores among Rahway's eighth and He served on the board from 1989 serve another three-year term. 11th graders. to 1995. Ludington said school fund- INDEX "I need to move on and let the While there is no one panacea, ing is his key issue because property Community calendar.....™... 2 younger people do it," Stinger said. Cicarell, who works in the Elizabeth taxes are proving to be a poor way to Editorials 4 Polheumus said, "I'm retired and school system, said parents must help support school districts. We're asking..... 5 want a little free time." their children by fostering a learning The other five candidates are: Police blotter..- ~....~...».~.5 Reflecting on his service to the dis- environment at home. George Becker, John Boston, Debor- GnApffl —. ....« 11 trict. Stinger, 62, said the more "It's a cooperative thing with the' ah Bridges, Lewis Demeter III and County news.. _..~...... B1 memorable accomplishments parents, he said." Gerald Thomas. Besides improving the students' Entertainment...... —_..™™B3 occurred when Rahway reformed a "I think Rahway is ready to push student discipline problem that forward," said Mary Ellen Segal, academic performance, the board Madison School first-grader Anthony Carvalho Classified.- «..M....B16 plagued the schools. another candidate, must fulfill a state mandate to have stands next to the television he won for participating Real Estate...... ——.—.—"-B18 full-day kindergarten for all the dis- Automotive—...... ~—...»..B19 In his fint year, Stinger said seven Saying the low test scores con- In the school's annual candy sale. All students who expulsion hearings came before the cerned her too, Segal believes that trict's children. participated received a ticket for each box of candy Worrall Community Newspapers board; none have occurred since. Rahway's students are steadily impro- However, there are not enough sold. A drawing was held and Anthony had the 01998 All Rights Reserved "We'vo got tbe district running ving and have become the target of classrooms to accommodate a drama- lucky ticket. smoothly. The superintendent is some unfair press coverage. tic increase in enrollment..GTawfcA^Saward, as patty ot about the prevalence, types, signs. prnpr|t w r [ un cess, achievement and worth, it is not public information and cducaiiorui Pifitiiry Manag ' h Concerned Counseling 46 Fix agore pare lead-in "ngl" '*'' ML Zkxi Baptot wiurcTi. Newarx 47 Villam- n\A .tvl. 67 High-hat PRICE: Free Admissioo surprising that so many women are symptoms and potentially life- materials. 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