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A WORRALL COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER SPRINGFIELD, N.J., V0L68 NC32-THURS6AY, MAY 18, 1995 TWO SECTIONS — Community Brain power Board of Health Update receives 3 bids Board work-session Ity Juy Hochbcrg heullh, ani| matcrnnl and child health flic Union County Roglonal Mininglng Editor • Health Inspector services — lo be 1 High School Board of Education In it's Final net, the Spcciiil Advisory piovidcd "on emergency basi . only, will meet Tuesday at 7,30 p m. Committee on Establishing a Local when Springfield's inspector is not in Jonathan Dayton Regional Department of Health relayed three available" — at $30 per hour High School for u work session proposals, submitted by neighboring • San Pilippo also (old the commit- 'I ho public U-mvitet] to attend departments of health, to the Spring- tee thai he would IK uyniUblcJor con- and listen, but nuy not com- field " Board" "of Health (or " Millallon by tclcplionc and for occa- ment consideration. sional Bo.ird of Health meetings at a 'Ihe board will discusi a Health officers representing the cost of S2.S00 pel yenr study on staff moinlc; u propos- Township ol Union, the lownship of « In addition, the Union health al lo io-establish » special edu- Millbuin and Ihc Wcstfield Regional olliLcr would visit Ihe Springfield cation proginm lor orlhopcdical- Health Dcpurt.ment were Ihc respon- Board of Health for supervision and ly handicapped students, and $ dents to Springfield's advertisements program development on a woekly pioposuls on summer arid year- for bids to contract henllh services. In basis al n'jiosl of $5,000 per year. round cuniclular and In-service their proposals, each Outlined ihc If accepted, truil option would ren- workshops. ', t • types of service that would be avail- der Union Vbid tho most expensive ol able to Springfield nnd at what cost. 'the three received. , ••'•.;• ' Job; Interviews The committee voted to recom- mend Union's bid — the least expen- • Union's'.'Department of Health The Union Coiinly Regional. and Environmental • Protection also I ligh School Bourd of Education sive of the three — to Ihc Board of Health for/discussion. If approved by may offer Springfield some of Ilie ser- Will meet again iiiiJDaylon on vices it provides locally. Wednesday at .7:36*'p.m.. The • Hie board, Springfield would leave ihc Summit Regional Department of Computerization of paperwork and board, will meet in executive 1 Health, for .Union's. ' ; . •' statistics; inspection of underground session to Interview, candidates tanks; inspection of business, indust- I ho Board of Health had been scher lot iho post of principal of •' rial, nnd food service .facilities; and Jonathan Dayton. After inter-,. •, (Inltd In meet last night, lifter this : testing of water wejls. Currently, the viewing.intei'c!)lctiapp(icanls, tlfi newspaper had: gone to .'prcjis.V. ., . GaMdineer,student Scott Kassel hears an explanation of the wortln^'of"the"" .'-.Sumnti't, Regional-Jjoafd. of: Health is board, will return tii-.regulur ses- b iri m 3 d sm l Jim Lin I he proposal' submitted by Union not computerized. • .'' W ••' • sion and may, vote to fill.the onS in ^?Hdent 'IS "?* *f 5 g 7Y «• ttamldde school's since Fa.r Health Officer Dennis San Filippo SSn2ii^ In grades 5-8 participated in the two-day event, during which ; . The second half of Springfield's science projects were displayed and demonstrated. itemized, ihe services, that • would be,. piovided on .an annual, basis:.. .• .. health scrvlco firograin •—• public Tht:.'hoard, also will.nieel on health nursing —.also was addressed • Health Officer services at May 30 lit 7:3.0. p.m. in Dayton in Union's proposal. * M'i.OOO. ' to interview applicants for the 5 •To start up and operate a flu clinic vacant Berkeley Heights'seat on Specific .services will Include, but Township shotted in health contract mil be limited (o supervision in adnii- for n first year T- until _self- the Board of fiducalionl After sufficlency is attained — U/ilon's interviewing euiidldu'lcs, the Studies show Regional Department provides few services msii uion, adiill health services, com- board wll| return to regular ses- municable disease, environmental- See HOARD, Page 2 sion and may, vole to fill Ihc . By JujrHochbtrg those nuising seniees wiumnt in vacant seal. .: -.•-.. Mhihuglnpj Mitnr independent evalu ilion because Bune Other business may be '.- • According to studies performed by To Your Health has not Londueled an .innii il imhl ol H!gh sehooI program bioughl before the board. Ihe Summit Regional Health Depart Second in a series Ihe eonliacl ie(|Uiiements •went, Ihe Township of Spiingfield h is i ommeifls. made in leeenl months revives work ethic -bemfilcd least in Id.of the • • "' ^pimglii III sinmnill /that hoard hiis, provided to Its four . Ily Cynthin It. Gordon . •.:,;•' Spanish teacher Barbara Obcrding, Springfield Lions -have joined ,cal examiiialions performed,'Spring- • tee lo, study Ihe feasibility of cslab- constituent municipalities. ! Stuff Writer who organizes Ih'e program ul Daylon, other chapters Hcross Ihe slate field raiiked last on both lists. . lishing a local department of health '••. In, seven additional services, said Ihe progruni was designed lo in .in effort lo raise money fiir • In Ihe' category of nurse counsel- • cclioed the results of Ihe Summit Reg- , At Jonathan Duyton Regional High Springfield was lied at zero with other. : change Ihe climate of school by moti- Ihe viciims of the bombing of ing, Springfield ranked lust oil both ioiml's internal study. . School,, traditional work ethic; have towns. . .•.,'•..•-•-•• vating iinderachievcrs lo excel in Ihe 'fedeYal building In • . list's. '••; During Ihoir meetings, members of been revived as Iho Renaissance Prog- A loWn-by-lown1 comparison of academics. ; ' .... • Oklahoma City. ;., • For Ihc nulnber of children- that committee have complained ram lies .academic achievement lo public health nurse activities, com- social acceptability. , , ' "We want lo make jt; cool lo be New Jersey Lions have. ' immunizbd, Springfield, ranked last ' aboul the level of services provided to ( piled by former Regional Heallh • According lo Principal Judith sniarl," Oberding said,"so they're not opened a hank account hv Okla- on both lists, , . " ' . > ...... •:ihe iownship,.alleging both dispropor- Department Director Henry Birne in Wickline, the program was created to embarrassed if they do we)l." homa'City-, whefc the public • • In Ihc lo'liil numhar of immuniza- tionalg costs for services rendered and 1002, shows Springfield ranked last in provide, iin environment whure "stu~ m.iy send donations. Those.' . tions administered, Springfield a failure of Ihe Regional 'Department "It's a small thing to say how' much II of 10 categories of services 'pro- d6nls do the right thing, rather (hair wishing lo 'participate' shdtild . ranked lust on both lists. . • lo account for the money paid by . we appreciate their good behavior and vided' lo Summit, New Providence, Ihe wrong thing!" / : . send, checks, lo Lions Cliih. Dis- Not 'only do Springfield's children Springfield. • the nice things they do for each Berkeley Heights and Springfield. Do the Right-Thing is the aspect of ' other," Wicklihe said. "I think they ict 311, 8016 N, May, Okluho- receive Ihe least in per capita services, In the report submitted to Ihe Thai 3-year-old study was Ihe most • the program in which teachers reward enjoy it." nu City, OK 73120. according to Ihe survey, but the Reg- Township Committee and lo the recent made .available lo.Springfield's ipnal Department serves between two •Board of I lealth, Ihe advisory com- . students whose behavior tliey consid- The Renaissance Program was born • .-.pcciar .Advisory Committee im~ and three times Ihe numBcFlTf cliiltF" miltcc -alicge.T^'thc—pulTlic—health- .-eriCxoh)pltiry..Xhe teens are giv.eojV.; Jiisl. ..year- whun-Obcrding-lnught-nt - Pre-K Wrap Around . lisliihlishing a Local Department of b:\dge by ii teacher, and eaclr week '. Johnson Regional. High 'School in'.' 1 ren from other constituent townships. needs of Springfield will continue lo The-Board'Of lidiicalion and1 Health.. ;.' • , ' •• 1 ' . Air internal review of the manage- fail to.be udilresscd due lev different Wickline presents each with a c'erlifl-!. Oliirk; upon arriving (it Daylon, slie Su'nunil' Child Care Centers • "We've been throwing nioncy on ment of the Summit Department i>f agendas and priorities of an outside cale in recognition of .tlieir 1 siarlcd. over again al . Wickllne's have announced the I're- Ihe table and. gelling politick," said Health say's jho.regional "is deficient provider of services." .' '" •, • achievements. . ' r«|iies'l. • ; • Kiudergarlen, Wrap Around .committee Chair/nan Charlie Jacques, with lesp'ect'lo programdevelopmenU , I;or' the cunent fiscal year, tluv Sipce ilie inception of the program , . "I think it's a fanlnslic program." I'ogriun'Will be continued in during, a meeting in January. . pursoiiriel development ami lucks in January, approximately 300 awards •Oberding said. "You can't help hut 'V- Township of Springfield contracted he'.jiexl. school • year. •, . The comparison is a two-fold .list of administrative guidance and Ihe .Summit. Regional Dcpiiiiinenl.'ol'. have been, presented. • . ...'. . ; See DAYTON, Page 2 The'Wrap Around Program Is child-care services. ' direution." - lleallh for. the niusiiig" services, iiffeied lo working parents of . .On one list of nursing activities per- Thai repoft is criliclil of Birne, slat-. niliong others-, al a ' cost of nearly :hildi'cii'needing daycaie formed .for infants niid pre-sphool ing^ "no.supplemental delivery plans $.14,00(4. ' ' ' • children, Springfield ranked last in 10 lelween 7 u:in. and 6:M) p.m.; have been developed by the health, "I think it's a travesty -that the A tree grows:..for now of 10 services. On an identical list of A'"Bivikfasi Cluli"-is also . officer" and thai "no nuw program Board of Health would rubber stamp nursing activities performed for child- ivailnble. • ' '..''•. objectives" -had' been .included in these contracts," said advisory com- ren ages 5 and older, Springfield Tlieprogram is. ope-raled at ,. annual progress,reports. ',' 1 , mittee member Sid .r'rank, during a, ranked last in six. Wallop School and is opmi lo' Nursing services for. Ihe four-con- .commiiiei>. i.nceling rii-Pebruajy.' ". <••• • •'. 1 •"' According 'to that comparison: .. children .unrolled in I re-K'"c)iis- sliluenl towns' are arranged through.' .The Townxhlp of Springfield has .'* In the total number of children fejv"'."'' •" ' . ' •" • ciinlracts willrOverlook Hospital.' • until July I to cjlher renew Ihe coll- ; seen by liurscs, Springfield ranked ..The progruni'will follow the According to Ihe Summit Regional tract "with the .Summit Regional. ; last on both lists. chool' district's .calendar, but Department of Health's internal man-.' 1 • In the number of complete physi-. •Depariincni,:of.Health or lo arrange itill remain open during yucu- iigemenl study, Ihe adminislralidn of lor oilier health service providers. ion.on .most school holidays.: > For more- information/call 12-000IV" , ;: ;: • nal board agrees to cuts /omrJiitei courses"'•"'"."" •. . Hy Cynthin If. CoVdoh" - • 'also chairperson -or .the 'district's' •rouominendiitinns,"Tolh said. "The- StnlT Wrlteiv - • , budget comiiiitluc, the board has'cut regional board will cut costs strictly The Board of Ikiucallon will The Regional High School Board 'its budget by an additional $200,(K)O through salaries and continued cost- ..I1',. ponsor two graduate-level com- of nducation bus agreed lo reduce its to ihalch'.llie SJSO.OdO in spending conlainment. Nothing vvi|l ulfecl, the uiler courses offered by Rutgers quality of education." , • ' proponed budget by $350,000, follow- reductions proposed by Kehllworth's I •"• 'Diversity this .'summer. ing II meeting Monday nigiil,intended Borough' Council, . According to Toth, Ihose cuts prop- Computers In lidiicalion by representative!) of Iho high school "We are not goihg along with ihe osed by Keiiilworlh did not include lasses will he held at 1 p.m. .district and local mayors at'the office areas suggested," said Toth, referring salaries of 'teachers, supervisors, lelween June 27 and July 18, Of ,the, county superintendent of lo the dcpurlmenis targeted by KonIK administrators, custodians, secretaries Computers and Instructional .schools. ' '..... worth for .cuts. or .principals. . m dalcgies will run.at the same Approval of the new"- budget hinges During a.bildget summit held May The regkinai board is "not cutting mes from July 10 to Aug.' 18. oir unanimous agreement among/the 3, represenlulives from Keiillworlh, from one individual group," but from •'••... ; . . ' ' ;. '' • Wiotn By J»y llMli Both clusses will l>e held In citing rcconimenllaliOns made by every group, Tolh said. "Wo may look .governing bodies of,, the six cohsll- The pear trees that line Morris Avenue between (•];•:. iuudinee'r School. Tor exuel •':- - ttienl municlpalitluii. If no. agreement aiuiilors' hired by the -borough', listed at some of Iho areiis that were prop-., Mountain Avenue and Caldwell Place may be cut. ass dates and other informa- is reached by lomonow, the budget athletic activities, legal and technical used hy Kenllworlh,' but educational down, pending a decision by the Township Commit- iun-ciill.. SltfViiii Buriiliart al -ivlll:he,decide4l-by-i;liilu-G(immiiiBion~ programs won't lie affected." tee. Business owners on the street have advocated !M>8) 032-7406, lixt. 205. er of lidiiciillod: LOo. Klagliolz. •( services and employee boiiefils, ;removlng-trve trees;•"-becaus¥~orb^liniie~damaae According to Regional Bourcl of ' 'among others, for dofunding.. Keiiilworlh Mayor Joseph Rego. "We done to sidewalks by the tree roots and the leaves ndilciilion President Joan Tolh, who is "JV''e not going along with those lmvc|i'l changed our position on that." that are often blown Into their store's. '

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f'<-.'';y V PAGE 2 — THURSDAY, MAY 18, 1995 — SPRINGFIELD LEATHER Sfi* • WORRALL NEWSPAPERS — THURSDAY, MAY 1S, 1MB — PAGE 3 INSIDE Board of Health receives Don't get swashed As attitudes change, adoption becomes easier loafing around THE three contract proposals Springfield Leader By Cynthia B. Gordon police are 'also required.. "Adopting is harder than it was 30 oriented, he may nay Id the parents, •(Continued from Pagb 1) • Adult lieajth services. Including .•.'•:. '"• StattWrltw.,";. .; :.-. • Two visits by -the agency to «he years ago, because 30 years ago It was 'you've had two years to get your act • licallh depnrtihcnt would chargo monthly nlorxiprcssuro screenings for The process of adoption haB been • adoptive parents are mandated by the a stigma to be a single parent or to ' together and haven't.'" Editorial 6 1 $2,416. . • . senior citizens, would cost $1,600. known among prospective parents to State of New Jersey. According to have an abortion," said Prop"-" - According to DYFS. priority in. Columns Olher aspects of that program My idea* 7 • Union may provide a child health belong and tedious, but according to Propertt, different agenciei: may 'Today, tbere- are manj(single parents adopting is given (o familiei* who would include 10 two-hour sessions and abortion Is also an option which have been providing fosier care ,10. the. Social page .; , .-. '12 conference, which' couia be held in one adoption agency the system it require more extensive interviews- during which a health educator and' .-. Sprlngncld: tho.details »nd costs of ; opening up. . .-•',.••• with those wishing to adopt; many women are choosing today." child for an extended period of time; ' Bread with Obituaries 12 public health nurse would conduct 'which were not liullined In the prop- ; > FamJllcs planning to adopt children According to a, spokesperspn for •Another reason, according to a The length of. the. process varies '•':. instructional and screening services Hoalih news 13 osal n»VU Would have to be negotiated. have spent between JO weeks and two the Family and Children's Service of. spokesperson for DYFS, is the according to circumstances. The . out crust 1 for diabetes, breast cancer and colon/ ., If that conference Were to tie held in years Jlling'paperwork and waiting Elizabeth, the minimum, age for, ; demand for a baby of a specific demo- child's age, gender, race, and health '.' Sports . . ' . 14 rectal cancer. _,' Union, (he Towpsliip of Springfield for results/ but according to Diane • adopting, a child is legap maturity. " graphic group, Many people, when are among the factors considered by •: . Entertainment B4 would pny $3,748 hi a program inte- Tile Union Department of Health' Propertt, director of Family Options There [s no maximum age as each considering adoption, want to adopt the agencies. :.'. •.'. • • •':•.. grated wltli .-Union'«. Por; $5,580, recommended additional programs In Llncroft, thdre aro avenues couples case Is decided Individually, : .•„..... while, healthy newborns. - Por black, chilJlrert, including Classified : '-,"•.•;• Bio that Springfield • may choose: .. A third reason involves the; .'selcc- infahls, plafccmehr ban happen' wilhln ' Springfield - could'IM'VO o cliild henllh can take that appear to be short cuts. ' Fpr Caucasian children, preference Real estate r :•: B12 : tion of the adoptive family;.the birth a'.few mor-llw, Hispanic families plan- pnigram of lis own/ • Medical waste disposal, for $150 ; When trying to adopt a child, there is given to childless couples rather .; Sucii a program.-'woulU.'vinclude are1 several options available such as parertts pftert choose who will raise • ning toadopt 9 Hispanic child are usu- .-•'• Automotive • • :Bia per year. than those who already have children. ; lieiilth etlucntion: a'Womeil, liifimts adopting privately through an attor- the child;.' v&:••;, ' " ' ', '.' '•: ally 'handled quickly. ; • ' • A Pap smear program, at.$6 per In addition, the person or people must 1 nnd Children Progrnnv, oilier esun>- ney, adopting Uirough a private agon-: ;: According to Propertt, adoption is Applicaliqns are .processed • as - How X6 reach us:. .. client. . •••; ' ''.... be In good health And capable of car- : 1 cy"or ttirough' the Department ;of • friendlier than it was a generation ago.. ; .quickly as possible'-Tor' any child wiio Our oHices are lobated at 129't liiilicd eliild heallli conference ser- ••• • Blood testing for lead'poisoning, ing for the child.. . Youth and Family Services, a branch Both birth mothers and those. >y|shing . has a sevc/c handicapped condition,. . Stuyvesant Avenue, Union, N.J. vices; and access to h stuff pediatri- . at approximately $10'per , answored by an automnlod led diseiises and rabies, among others'- children's piogrums arc duplicated in evening following commencement exercises on June 22 background, education, talents, and neglect. ' . number of reports to be completed. She also considered- the financial 'receptionist. ' . ' l cost air additional $344. the public schools syslem interests may also be included in the ' Thc'childrcn may bo placed in fos- An extensive medical arid Infertility ; ; file/ • " ":•"•;--" •'••••" . • ' ••• responsibility of caring for a child, as To subscribe: report is required. Threij references ter care, a group home or a residential The birth parents look Uirough the woll as her plans to'attend college. arc, needed, including a neighbor, a facility before being adopted, Some of The Leader Is mailed to thd Dayton program inspires work ethic portfolios, to select a family. Once a "My friends, .were* single parents THESE PRICES AVAILABLE THRU SAT, MAY 27TH homes of subscribers for deliv- Host families needed for students friend of .five yenrs arid a personal the children have been moved from . ery evory, Thursday. Ono your (Continued from Pajjc 1) olfl'i -.ULII intuitive1, la MudciiN who family is selected, the two parties: ono foster home to another. One child and I saw what was going on with Noclle Robeili another suphomoie •JAinericnn Imst tnmilies are bcniK sought, fur In^li '.eliiwl -.tudents from reference. ,' .,,..——- 1 subscriptions In Union Counly piCM'iit tin 'honor cnrd ' meet at the Family Options agency, was ntaved 24 limes within three thorn. They were on welfare," she ... MiLLLcd v.nh n piogi.mi like this liom Spiinglield received i ' Do the Wclein.iiull Klernl uroiie. AMi.VSoiitli Anieiiei Anslriliannd Iho for- are available for $22.00, two- Verifications of, erriploymenl, Where they begin to become years;- .' ,'.:'•' •'-.;• •.'••i, added. "Working and going (o school year subscriptions' for $39 00 We'io sliiVniy foi excellence V lh.it plnn Inf. not bi.cn impli. RiL,hl lhing button fiom Ohudmg mer Suviel Union for the lWi 96 *liool ye ir in n progr im •.ponson.d by income, marital history and citizen- acquainted* The-two partjes may have Birth parents have approximately ... Realistically, there's no room for College and oul-of-slate sub- I lei clldiK did nut go IIIUSMSIUI mailed \\ illun the Union County Reg loi being the I me student to iiuj,nn.ni the Aineiieiin Inlcienllnnil Student I xchiul|,t ••hip arc also required. In addition, as involved a relationship us they ; a.child." , .'.'., ..'... --•' .•••-'• WAREHOUSE SALE scriptipns are available. You nmft As-.ist.int Puin.ip.il M.inii) mini Iliyli School District yet, the i honicwoik assignment with i wni one year to prepare for adoption. If 1 ' may. subscribe by. phono by cnll I neh ye n lhou<.niiiN of- Anicric in f.inulie^ welcome a foreign 1)irlh and adoption papers of children wish, meeting many limes or few. She.is very involved with children IVIUI.I ,iiul m.ilh Icuihei Stacy liar! Bo,ud of I diiLiilion diand Family guardlanshiri.: •' , ••, tionship with her,'mh's. adoptive Ploase allow atleast' two wookr. nisii.iinis insliiimenl.il in mgam/mg 1 he students ire not .ilonc in enrn I think it helps' moln ile md Ihevj iluilent'. iigcs IS-18 will arrive in the United Slate', at the end Options provide adoption and;- •According to Mary Stewart of parcnls. ''..'..- . , , . : A for p'rocossing your ordor You tin pioj'i.im ing iL'LOgmlion Yiom the iidminislra eniiyti ige students lo 'do the il|Jl( may chargo your subscnpllon lo of August, illend a loc il high school and rctinn lo their home eoiinli les in counseling services lo both those who DYFS, the process takes a lot of years Shu saw her son three (imes in the Ility .KIcIUled ,i uoikshiip in Pun tois 'lo CILUL i positive climate for Hunt she said It points nut lint Mastercard-or VISA. lime ut 19'Jrt llie students, all fluent in finish have been carefully ' want to give their child up for adop- ;becausc of backlogged courts.' ,.'•,.' first two years. She and the parcnls: LLIHII ttliLie (hey iciiniLd jhotit (he those eniplujul l>y the school district we lould do the ii|,lil thing nine seutned hy the local lepiesentatives in then home countnes md. hive student update . tion iind those who are looking to "Fivery county processes the cases exchange letlere and Alice has been to Nows Items: Ren us!,,in(.c 1'rogrjm o.ich month, (me si ill meniher is lion ollen (he ir iran niedieil insimnlcc and spcndin[, money oied for OUN wiling ,iehie\enien| adopt. •'... ..'.''• '•.•• at a different ralo," Stewart said. their house. "We're playing it by ear," ,-. • Mows, rolonsos' of gonnrnl Intor "Iho pioyi.un that we went lo w,is I think it s i,ood bee nisc it sets AISI s mint) locus is teaching young pcopli uliom the importance of lh.il miller is given use of u spcu il Aside from this home-study pro-, •"Judges-.Who arc. pro-birth parents she said. ',-'. •• • , '•.'•• - - -'.'-.':.OG.t'must'.bo in'our ollico hy, fil enlifihlLiiing iind ciijoynblc,' I'cieira yiuls for students ivuyonc wants lo the iieeeplanee of other eulluies If you would like lu re id wine student Academy'honors Jiiilking space cess, there arc other explanations ii-s lo may give them additional time to get day at noon to bo conr.klorod s.ml ' Jt't. .i \eiy pn<.iii\e piogiam lor iccclve ihiillnii snd sopboniiiu/in pioliles e ill 1 K00 SIDLINC. Jhe following residents have lor, publication tho following •why Iho adoption process is lengthy,', their act together. If a judgcis child- UK kuls ,unl staff It\ snmeihin]* 1 I lie high schools in ike no secret (if Shlliichkoien llie hihiitioi w is • w.ook. Pictures must b» Wnr.k reecivcd honors for receiving all the piule liiken in the students nnd : and whllo glpsBy pilnlr.. I or ilnnk" the It. icheis and students will excellent in el iss dining the pTii(,rim gride's of D or aboVe orliigh honors GUTTER PRO' further Information-or to in|«it H a'illy l^nelit fioin" laculiy liuli month, the high seluiols It shows students ll|iil it pijsi II to IK for receiving nil grades .of A or above ..brooking, nown story ,pliin ,n mil Avoiding to Uberding, the ]ii(ij;- inelude Iho mine of their students yiod Correction it Newark -Academy during thewiritcr FOREVIiR.-..tiUARANTEED "" 1:908-606.-7700 nnd ui:k lor Iho md lcncl)cis ol the month on the fionl Why Pay More, 1 i mi is ,i\.nl.iblc nationwide inoic term. .••;.' ' -' . '-.'•' .... nawiiJJ^MujJu'w'i-: .'.' ' ""* Mwn signs ' to bolstei the egos of In the sloiy he iilliued ' I ocal doetois test for disorders in the May 4 issue Ih in 4 (V)0 schools p,ii[|Lip,He ami 'Drood' auditions planned Honors were litlained by the fol- tL'.ieheis, sliulenls nnd slulf md mike the Spiinijlihi limit) cironeously ieporte-d ill LI anxiety difnrders hiive not Lottors to thft oditor i ILI) enn dLulnp .( piogr.im to fit its lowing students:., grade 1,2:'Slcfaiiie when you can save more : a positive clmiiti. lor c\ei\lxKly ^Auditions for the Summer Region il been linked In ),enelie (tails According to I am i St.gnl a si iff psychologist at Tho Loudor nrovldrtc (in opnn needs A union il netwoik has been I riulmnn und Allyson I-Jalpcrn, both lorum lor. opluloni)- nnd wol Oherding inul Pldjirs l'jyi piodiiclion Diootl Spnnglield Assoewles, Ilieie is evidence, connecting the two comor. IOIJOIB to Iho'tldllor Lot ist.ibhshid Ih it scluicil st.ifle.i-. cm will be held on Monday I uesday anil of'Springfield. .Grade 11: Slcphanie Adam I ieb a sophoiiHiie lioni II is the pnhey ol this nLwsp iper to correct ill sigmficml cnors that are lora iihould bn typod doublo , mnliiel in oidir In he connceted ,lci Weilnesday it 6 p in in the buililini GhcMono, Stephen Ilorwitz, Adam Springncld-who helps edit the school banish! lo llie ediloi s attention If you believe Hial we have made such an eiTor spncod It- pontslbln,. rnunt bo • •• oilier SCIUKIIS to learn which aspects tint was TJrculcy High School in Schuylcr, Stacie Sheriruin n\d.Alyflsn ; cignod, and should -bo. nccom- please wule I ly Ilochber(,, managing editor of the Spnnjjiclil hiult-i at 1291 of IliuUeiiiii.s.sanccPnuinmi are most • newspaper; itxci\cd I button lioni his Kinlluorl|i Toi mon infiiiniilion Stadlin, all of Springfield; iind Mines ' panioti' by-"nri ndclross nnd'dny- journalism-luichci in recognition ol Stuvvcsnnl Ave Union NJ (WOlf* WITH THER/y\AL ilmo phono numbor lor vorlllcn- I'ffet'livc. .-• cill Pit llubmgcr at 241 06K1 I ope of Mountainside. Grade 10: "1 lie private .sector is.ajso involved, • this .extra lioius he hid spent working Jiicob Menlilk of Mountaiiisicle. INSULATED GLASS It's the sale of We year! OUr store is packed tloty. For longbr oubmlnclons, Bo Tho Gutter Pro Bystom- .: our Giiocl lo tin occasional col- • . IVoilj regii'iiial businesses and national- on the newspaper's piist: two issues. Editorial deadlines TILT-IN FEATURES with warehouse savings. You won't believe the umn lor rondom pn tho .Editorial chuins siippori the.'schools' efforts hy "Iwas r.eally excitediUeciiuse the permanently attnehes to exinting selection or the prices.! 1 General, news — Monday 5 p,ni. Doin' good at Bowdoin EASY CLEANING pane, Lolturo nnd Dp our Guor.t' jii'fering discounts and free goods 'to •work paid .off," he saicl ;:.-**Ool t i iig' a MOBILE AUTO TECH, residential & commercial gutters .-icplumno must bo In our olllcn Loiters ,10 the editor —, Monday.9- •si'iidenls vvluv, -parlicipaie ill the reward definitely makes the. sliicleiils/' Dowdoin College; in Brunswick, THIS IS JUST A PARTIAL LISTING OF EXCEPTIONAL SAVINGS! by 9 ri.rn. Mqnclny to bo conr.lcl- ii.ni.- '-, • •'; ' '•,.....' , feel Jipller about lhe school-anil tlfcfiV CAR ANTENNA REPLACED Maine, has named Mountainside resl- Lifotinto ,- .orod lor publication' llvrtl -wftiik; : ___Spb'rL<[—-a -A1onday-nt«)n^-——— - .' Fntlrn Stnrik nf I P. SPORT SAC 50% OFF CAW AT \Pf1 "TtbnrMiTf irl-TSici lcri to infitcmrV ': -Thny-nrn r,uh|in:t lu milling lor . Uocii-(.,'ol;i anil Taco selVeSi I. think il.'s a- worTh'wh'fic' , Church, club ami1 social — Priday <(W: r plficurmml FAMILY PODIATRISTS - FATHER & DAUGHTER Outtor Pro wo will clean thorn • LONDON FOG "OAKLAND" Luggago 50%-60% OFF In ttio gonotiil novyii (i(H;lian ol ' 'YOU MA,KE TH£ CHOICE" full-credit .courses. ' . V • Entire Stock of SAMSONITE Liiggago 40%-60% OFF OW PRICES FREflJLpR'REFUND • 3" & 4" Leather Attaches • • : • • From $59. Ihb- Liindor mur.l tin In our offico. 2064 MORRIS AVENUE YOUR MONJ3Y • by Mondny tit !V, p.m. lot .- . , DR. ROBERT PARKER DR. MICHELE PARkER " EXECELLENT SERVICE UNION • (908) 666-9661 • 26" &-28" Pullman-with Wheols' ' . ' From $29. publlcnlipn' ihui toiiok. AtlyuMlnlng 1156 Liberty Avenue, Hillside, NJ • 90B-.1S 1-1626 'ATISFACTION GUARANTEED Your abilities c;ui-earn cxliii in--- • Entire Stock ol HARTMAN, WINGS & BOYT lor plncumant In Ilio' [1 t.iiollon conic. Advertise llicin with it classi- Member Ol Tho Belhr Busincn Bureau Koop» loavcBi |jino npedUja and other . Handbags, Wallets & Accessories 50% OFF rru/r.t bo In our 'ollicn liy Monday 142 West Northfielcl Road, Livingston, NJ • 201-992-34()B dobrifi froincloR[*inR your inJttorn fied, (id by-calling 1-800-564-891.1. at noon. An ndvnilli;lng iop- , SURGERY'- SPORTS MEDICINE . : ' • roDontiillvo will (ilndly iir.siiit.you Quality Huir Cuts At' Altor49Yenrs-ourware!u>usolookswQrstilhanyouraWcSowoiirodolngsomespring in pnipming your iiuii>Mir)u. ACfordnblo Prices' MEDICARE.'ASSI.CNMENT ACCEPTED • OFF WITH THIS AD i Helps prevent ico dnitiming cleaning Many olhor specials not listed, Some Irregulars, some display models. Somo new, Pio.iso cull i-!)on-(in(>.7/op lot ." Ran'ip An.'C'Asil-le - Off Slioel ); some not so noKSomo Items lolloverIrom ourpastholidaycatalogues nndpromotions an ap|i6lnt[ii(inl.- Ar.k lor Urn dis.-- Prcvonts birds, bees nml nquirrol, • play ndvnrll!.lil[] (lofmitinnnt. t Hospital' Affiliation: Union I ii.)spilrtl,&. Si.' Barnabas I iospit.il '..:•.. .' . Rnselimil Surgical Center . ': .'. ' . from noating.in your RUttora • To' placo n cln:;-;lfi6d nd: Tint l.Hiiclnr'luir. n Ijirpo. woll CREDIT CAKDS ACCBI'l'ED Miitcl -das.'iiliiul nrtvoitlaiin'] suc- Don't wail Cor llie Tall In call The tion:AdvmllMinionli; must bo in Mobile Auto Tech, I1VC for a I'm1 no obligation e.stimato our ollico by Tuoadiiy at 3 p.m.' . loi.'|)iil)li(jii||on that wurik. All OPEN ivltiN. thru SAT 2QB7 Spi-togflfeifo Ave. Luggage Center cliisiiiliocl acir. iiro piiyablo in •. 1654 STUYVESANT AVF.., UNION VaiLxhall NJ 07088 •333'Springfield Avenue • Summit • (908) 273-667't • iiilv'iincii • Wo• (iccopl VISA nnd Phone 800-8234776 , HOURS; Mon^Sat. 9-6 • Mon. & Thurs. til 9 . Mai.lmc.-ud A>cliir.r,ilind rop- lur.iinliitivo will gliidly nsr.ist you in pii)[jiirihij your mor.r.aqo.' The Royal ;. I'liuir.o slop by our oflico during inyiilai 'liu!,lno'..a -hours -or cnll '" Special ROGERS PHARMACY Treatment marts with • 1'1100-liC.I-finn..' Monday to Fri: t<'-.'!' •'.lay lioni 0 a.m. to 5 p.m. Occasion? VIXAMIIST "protecting and keeping _ J' AOTIOUES To plnco a public notice: • Proms ; your fur beautiful in our Public Noticcis nro noticoG which' • Mother of the Bride SBDMnif special te')'i|>e'mtnrt''-' ' urn roquirucl by, slato IEIW to bo' Apiinti!d in locnl wookly or daily , » Bridal Parties • iiinysfiapin,'. .The Loader, m'opts,;.-, ,_o_Giiests nf the. Wedding nil 'Now- Ji.'rsny Stalo Statute's • HOUSE & . (908) /t,t[iaiclin{i public n.otico odvortis- •''' c^liiirllHiif'a'' .Irit], Putilic rtoircpi; rruist bo in -BZtW'ltAli! BUY ONE GET ONE FRll ESTATE '•.-. MJCI'ICiN CMJffilK ': 273-5055 V oiil dllicfl'.by Tuesday .at noon Welcoming SALES '. lor' publication that .week. If you .4 Stores In 1 Antiques & Interiors', . hnvo anyquosllons plocise.cnll. new VITAMIN C BOO mg.NATURAL VITAMIN E its lon'g'hsiing beauty MONTHLY AUCTION jhur. • 6/1 Preview 5- 7PM' OOU.eae-7700: and ask lor, tho • Missy • Petites, ' Sustained Releime. _ .:'•"• ' • .-•• Bought * Sold • Appraised public nolico iidvortisinQ- neighbors 9 with our exclusiv t • Cohteinporary • 2FOH:1O ° : dopnit'monl.. ' ' ',•-..' 2FORS" STZBSPI FREEJeweleryApprciaals 37 UNION PLACE • SUMMIT ••is the least •'•Designer . #239-go's REG.$10.99 : •i F'acslrriilo Transmission: ' • Juniors . . -,-•• Then t 83 Summit Ave., Summit • Open 7 days ' v - ' 90S-273-6-933 , Tho Londor.is equipped to we can do... CMOffiptPICOLINATE. lo mnko now lamilKis tool it, tigkenfloswesl . nccopl yoiii' aclo, reiloasbs, etc"," •" riohrol homo in diir !owh. •••'Queens* 'Lihgc'rie BBTAGARQTBNE6mg, 2OO meg. Conductpr" by FAX. Our FAX linos aro .Golllno To Know' You is' S9 i)i(tton.sf(ilulet'c'n ' •upon 2't hours a day. For : ,THE nowcorpor wolcomlnn JSt sorvlco lhal dollv'om a gill 2 FOR 3 2 FOR 6"~ ^ Summit Antiques Center classified ploasQ'dial • liom sppnso-ino murchnnts #20B-80'sREG,$6,99 1-201-763-2557. F.or all othor ••,.• and prolosslonuls lo now #112-60'sREQ;$3.69 Stop By And Visit' transmiaslons ploaso dial . homqawnors light alloi PROTECTOR ANTIOXIDANT throughout -all at Give your fur 3i Etc. •• 1-000-686-4169. ' Ihoy movo In. Qutling To SUPER B-2S Open daily 11-5 Know You programs cup BZ FORMULA [Bulonoed B Con^ NO EXTRA CHARGE. Postmastor Ploaso Noto: . bilnn now bualiiuun, nuiv 99 84 - 88 Summit Ave. Tho SPRINGFIELD Irionds and now oaloa to ' It's the Royal • 511 Morris Ave., Summit your door. FASHIONS 2.FpB<8•••••. ATT THE! 3E3Vi:i>OI*.IUriVI LEADER(USPS 512-720) Is •; '..# 378 - 60's REQ,$8.99 136-100'B REQ.$7.49 Treatment for your fur he Ropl Treatment publlshpd wookly by Worrell. '.... SERVICE • STYtE • StlECTION 908,273-9373 908-273-6893__. 908-273-7852 Community Nowspnpors, Inc., ShurlLUjbernmo anmn amcuL PAT MKTABOUZKH arid you'll find ii only at !'-•-' '* huU«tT DlETPtAT^ .1201: Stuyy'osant Avenue, Union, 418-426, North Wrtod Avenue Figure Fluttering NtmUTIONAL V C1ALC1UM dOO mil. N.J.,'070U,3. Moll subscriptions . Linden, NeW Jency • 2 piece.Lace •j ran "1 |4Y Fim. • Ms summer. Plumquin *B . $22.00 por year In Union you (908)486-4670 County, 50 cents por'copy, Bolero jacket over • CAL-DAY 1OOO UIIXTKIUU crroQUAMD WELCOMING l I I AJinoxuuNT oArucm non-roluridablo. Socond class VISA • Mnittrt'iiril • Anicriyin Expires? ..__:. NEWCOMERS—- -Lace-bodicoJirnilair.'- -postago-pnld-at-Unlonr-N.J^and- liJitBHTfiZ Credit l\ K'llD'U'S Fill' 1jlil! odditlonai mailing offico: ••'• . . DOM-IXHi B«fl. »>,«) I «NtMtlW>".«» NATIONWIDE (l|inil)»ily'lill'i|iin;ltiil«yur.l|i POSTMASTER: Sond addroos CIIECICTHE ADDITIONAL SUPER VALUlSS 3Decar.at{ta'c chongos to Iho SPRINGFIELD For nponsorahlp dotnlls, cnll ' ON THE FOLLOWING PAGES ANDSAVE . 12 MtivU Si>tntt ! Kn»y Hcrrsi Irnin NJ T|ikr, I. x 11 ill] mill 'Jfleminfftonjurs Antiques •Linens * Gifts "Interiors | LEADER, P.O. Box.3109, Unlon, 1 (9O8) 273-OO74 ..',''. •' (800) 645-6376' (iurilrn Slnli' I'.irkw.iy Dxil, n Kill &&:•';•'- ' N.J/ O7OB3. 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PAGE 4 - THURSDAY, MAY IB. 1995 - WOftRAlL NEWSPAPFRS K6* • * AFTER 40YEARSWHOLESALE"- ~ ^ 4,5.6» - WonfMU. NEWSPAPERS - 7MUR8DAY, MAY 18, 1096 - PAGE 5 Barnes and Noble hosts Psychic Barbara WHIRLPOOL NOW OPEN TO THE PUBLIC • I^ARGE ' ' Ttic managers of Dames and Noble She said she has no idea where She said she also s4w images of a I MICROWAVE predicted Psychic Barbara will appear these visualization's and the slate- close friend's death, in e-firetk acci- THE BOLD LOOK Bring a classic look to your night.. ' ' menls slie makes come from, and Iha^ dcni. When this premonition cune OVEN home with Psychic Barbara, of Toms River, she just accepts it as a gin from God/ true a week or so later, Psychic Barba- KOHLER Revival'" ' will make her second appearance at . "I have a tool and a'gift which even ra grew terribly devastated and dis- a complete, the bookstore, located on Route 22 HH & vB wB MB im -A. ^H BB ^RS M^ J^H VHV jHL I don't understand," she .said. traught. Her friend's death led her to line ol - West in Springfield, pn Friday at 7:30 seek the advice of two elderly New Although she uses several tools of traditionally .p.m. ' . v Jersey spiritualists Who convinced her styled lancets line to the overwhelming-response di\ination" •—including cards, rune that psychic work, was her destiny CALORIC of her first lecture ill February, slic stones and tea leaves — she said they here on earth and who became her MAGIO CHEF are implements which confirm, trie cast brass construction will return .with a discussion titled mentors, • •t ; ELECTRIC strong imogcn that have already matching accessories 2O LB. GAS "Your Psychic Abilities: The Illusive , In 19R6, Psychic Barbara became a ceramic valving RANGE Power." ••:"'•.'• '•'-,... passed .through her mind.,'.' '. .'• full-time clairvoyant. She said it's -a DRYER Psychic Barbara, a Mrohgiadvocate physically and emotionally draining Psychic Barbara said shd,had(hcr •Visit, our beautiful new designer showroom. See the latest In of ''scif-ciiipowcrmcii't,'' wiil discuss first; premonition at age four.'wlwn profession, because she feels a great Whirlpools, bath fixtures and accessories In a. wide1 range of the ahiliiy of geitlng In (ouch, .with slie hud menial images.; of someone responsibility- toward her clients, . styles, finishes and colors. : ^ - She often.will absorb their pain, ono's "intuitive powers," A ',nlwckiii' g her mother, before she- • . '•.,-' :. Showroom soles sub|ecl.tb.3% talet lax' '.-,-.. ' She considers herself a "heillcr of cniild do or say ^anything, Itcr fore- whether physical or emotional, as she • tho spirit," since she believes readings wnriiing cn'me iriip:1'!.-.; • , . '' •did wli)i her own son's accident,.she: LAWRENCE KANTpR SUPPLY l1 WESTINGHOUSE have the capacity to improve people's said. Yet the ability to helpothers is 169 Scotland Road, Orange, N.J. (Vi block south of Route 280) Throughout her liifcr Psychic Bar- •'lives. -.••'.; ,',-.•.. ' her reward. • •';.. • ;• HOURS: Open Mon.-Frl. 7:30orri-5prn -Sot. 9-1 • 201-679-2766, LARGE liaru has had other portents.of future Psychic Barbara. Psychic Barbara saiu she has been a "True psychics are real people who Clairvoyant since age 4 clairvoyant since childhood and has events'- involving her family and iukl_veryJiard to help others with tin- worked with more than 0,000 clients "i»^»"s. siie.siiid..Wi(e»i sne .suddenly •purest of ihlenlions," she. said. , Chemists to be honored MAYTAG MAYTAG $ fnirn all over the \yorld: hail severe head palri* vomiting and Psychic Barbara has spoken at Through powerful visualizations— nausea, she knew that one of her nlher Dii'rnes ntul .Noble stores in New LARGE CAPACITY LARGE CAPACITY 29.97 or ."movies" — in l>er lieiid, Psychic children Was ili a terrible automobile Jersey "iiiid New-Yorfc, '-and has "lcc- iileven Union bounty residents me Duibara has images of her clients' .accident',' .experiencing" Identical- lured lit various collets. Universities among'38 local chemists who will be ' Deli Bagcli lea Cream pasts, presents and futures. symptoms. and corporaiions. • .'honriretl fur,50 years of continuous Catering WASHER GAS DRYER 30" GAS RANGE MAYTAG iiK'tiihership in the American Chenil-. | 22 FT. SIDE X SIDE ciil Sociely during the meeting of the ?RLN340- CALORIC REFRIGERATOR Norlh Jersey Section of the ACS.. Rot). -139 24" DISHWASHER • The presentation will lake phicc-al ICE & WATER Picture perfect parade the College of St. Elizabeth iii Morris-. /DU5200 - CALORIC 1 town on Monday: . • . 30 HOOD Union'County residents to be rec- —ognized are—as- follows:—DrrHPhrlip—' #413-001 BHOON .'Admnsof;Durllnglon Road in Murray Mill,' Anthony H. Albainpulo of... -. Oiimphel1 I.ane in Berkeley Heights,. ' lidwlird M. Bcrberian of Crest Drive 1 in Summit, Dr. Moms B. -Bcrenbau'ih • It I of. Cre'iil;,-Drive in Summit, Irving ' Gross of,Crest Drive ili Murray, Hill,• l.eoiiiiiil Kennei'/()f Lcnnpe Road ill JACOBSON'S ON DISPLAY MODELS OF AIR CONDITIONERS : i IJiii.len, Di .:..A!ilh()ny. J. Konile of REBAT&': ' Oreai illll 'I'eniicc in Sl)ort Hills. Dr. CUSTOMER RETURNS OF AIR CONDITIONERS ; : I.eonard K; ::Wiilicly of West 'Holly, ''-LESS' ':;.-:^; ..SlR'.et; InCrajiI'oKl; Dr. OrnnmVI) D. RS.EG. i; SCRATCH & DENT AIR CONDITIONERS JUiikai of Brook Struct, ill Berkeley Heights, Harvey Segal'of Peinvixn) REBATE :~r UiLyo••in';New -Providence and Ju|ius. ' 42 Echo Plaza " NET - Shrensel ' o' Laurel Drive in CARRIER ...... __^.,..y urKaihWii L . .Springfield, • •'•• - . 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Your vote doesn't NEWFANGLED BOARD — Board rnemb.er Thomas Medicare can be saved by GOP Congress Medicare has been a blessing for Country must rgi>el always count Foregger, center, is daLigrit utions to save Social Security when lcglslallvc Irjck so that it can be dealt New Jersey senior eltlnpns.by pravld-' When should a mayor nullify the will of the voters-ori a . in the middle of SpHngfield Ranald Reagan was president. with separately from Hie rest of the representatives Ned Sam- ing Ilicm wilh health enro -coverage Be Unfortunately, -Clinton Immediate- budget, 'Die Republican course is against all violent school board's budget? • . , during rcllre|i)cnl. As ai) older Ameri- bur and Theresa LICausI ly dismissed the idea, indicating that exactly the one rcuimnicnded by •••&•. . ••••• •"• .'•'", '....:•• ;i ••• / :( Never. •'•'., •, ;,..•'. • • •.. during a recent meeting of can and soon-to-bc. senior citizen, Guest he was not prepared to join in finding Medicare's Public 'Trustees who There arc few words to j -Bin that's what happened Mdy 3 when the Union Couri .the Regional High School however, I am, grcjitiy disturbed^- a solution to.the crlsjs unlit ho sees staled in Ilicjr supplemental report,."!! describe: the outrage arid helpless- ty Regional High School Board of Education met with .Board of Education, Sam- ;' Nfcccssary steps must betaken iopro- By Frank Holmdn. Republican proposals.. Jii short, bur is now clear Hut Medicare reform ness we hove fell during the past ThS bur, who supported a tect seniors' from a situation that has, president expects Republicans to needs, lo be addressed urgently as at iranth as we've watched rescuers members of the governing bodies of the district's six con- nadly.n;celv'ed,rolalivciy little allcrt- stituent municipalities. ...-.' / motion that would have cans 'arc determined to pick up the cdmo up with the answers despite the distinct legislative Imlialivo." Furlh- pull victim,after victim from the Senate mandated a board vote oh tion —* ' Mcdicnrols impending proverbial '.'dropped ball" In order to fact that he has mnrc.thari 4,000 gov- prmnrc, taking up Medicare on a sepa- rubble of Ilic federal cifflcc build- During that meeting, the delegation from the borough Issues regarding dereglotv hackruptcy. preserve, protect and improve ernment employees on his payroll at rate and dlMlnct legislative track will ing in Oklalibnia^City;"-; '-.;'•.:' , Report •P.f KmilWOrth iptriVinfVH n mnfinn^tli^t-^qlVd nn the six alizatlon, exchanged words ''-.. On April 3, llio Medicare feoard of Medicare. ' • • the tlcillth Care Financing Admi isolate it fiom political wrangling If,,would:1 be. difficult; to 'find' Trustees reported for Ihe second venr • anyiipi. *ip Am»r\i- Wll"'• llaHli'l constituent rriunicipalities to support cuts in the re'gionnl. at times acrimonious Hie follpwtae-p iiisti'utiuu iliiiideal wliii nothing buU—ovet r ll»c~bmlgct- n in a row that IhiTMcdicarc Trust Fund been deeply ; affected Vhy:. the ...... _iooplo-who-dei>eiid- •GGP-|endcnriiwe~|")IcUtrca~R) lake V'JkriiniTHnlliiiili Is u fornicr Sintc [~swift~~and—SIIKK—The—mO-Ksngo- -you— have .1 _ rt.\s|!i'risib_ility_ lo 3 .(>" il. •' ' ' ' ly:,: ' •- '-.. no deficit — the reform of Medicare Medicare up on a separate a"nd distinct Rcpiihliciin Coinnilttec chnirniun. mnsl be very clear that if you counterit.- When you hear bigot-, ——•^l he~^eT1 "IW5," and prepare UK for Ihe bizarre • lavorile, niilionwide headlines, many matter, to Mayot M'arcia Forman-,' who contradicted the linn sectiiiii. And that's' even.before pcndcii4>sludy programs, which some 'offered no solutions"in a "major'' Any changes,In Medicare arc inndc When il comes lo fighting tobacco, New Jersey slate legislators are doing a .Violence in America, is an -tragedy •— ol.hcr, liian ihe won-, world we have come lo intiab.il. Ami if .of theiit critical, concerning a pr.esli- we get lo Ihe filn pail. - would argue she slill should be .pursu- speech lo his own White House Con- Incredibly more difficttll if these three epidemic, and we certainly have derftil expressions : of. religou's : will of the people when she voted for the proposed cuts.' 1 -poor job! This is. according lo u recent survey published byihe national organi- someone had,, perhaps 20 years ago* • pious college which rescinded', the 1 If a-ny of the mayor's at that meeting had a reason to ing in prison. And many classes, parti- ference on Aging, last'week.; facts are not known by the public. l( zations of Ihe American Cancer Society, American Heart'. Association nnd our fair'shiirc in New Jersey, It's faith ' and sense ::df 'Coniniunlty written, an licciiralc portrayal .of oiir acceptance of a convicted i'nUidei:e.ss Many people rallied lo Ilic defense cularly science laboratories, require . The administration's silence on the the cljmat'c of the budgefdebale Ilic 'American Lung Association. . ' ' . / '•'•"•"• • • on our evening news, ll's in our that cniergUR. in nionici.iis, like,. void, the popular vote, it was not Forman. , cunenl exislencc, he or she or it prob- lor lying on her college application, id Ihe school, on Ihe grounds lhal a that students work in teams to achieve .Medicare crisis is a complete abdica- Demoenils and their allies have tried The national survey, called State Legislated Actions on Tohiicco Issues, cola- •.' neighborhoods — we're huffeled ihis.in' Amcri'ca;^*-.it shoiild.be a -.' uhly .woul'd hnVe. been declared men- • When this story first broke, it was 1 In Clark, ,the popular vote on the budget was tied at • private sehoolperhnps had Ilic right In ^ii group objee'live, and llie. testimony tion of ieiiponsibillty. As an older to pervert the -argument, to- Iniply Hint • logues each slate's progress.on tobacco ccuilrol. . •"".."..•'• by il'from,all sides. When vio- rededicaiion, lo -^confronting;, the-, tally deficient and defective, anil, in.- widely reported that .the woman'in 5S7-587-. Mayor Robert Ellenport was .entitled to some a degree of selectivity thai drew |he about the autopsy might (lolp biing' .-. SLATJirankcd slates in Ibrcc1 different lobacco control, areas: resiriclions on lence become,? the norm, we lose culture of; violence :ln.; America, • ihose days -before we simply con- question had In fact boon unaccepted Fingernail biting when he vo.ted during the meeting. line at nidi'dei', Tlie school, however, some real lifeinsighl Into what Is nor- ._cr.ations-who mity evcntuulTy need the other prognuui for llio elderly. In smokiiig in public phlces, cigarette excise tax, and minors' access IQ-/Iolidcc6. sight, of the horrible impact it has Where violence is. aii' over; oiir; signed such people, io life on-the. elite to the. faci she had 'committed .• .' In.'Mountainside, -the budget lost by oivly four votes... apparently felT-an exlreme ainounl of mally a 'theoretical, environment.'- system iilso should be outraged.- order to give tux etils to Hie rich, I2acir5lnlc was assigned oWe oflhe following grades: outstanding, "promising, on pcbplc'.s lives, , '.. television and where punishment : streets..been.confined lo.Hie.prover-,. , murder. This resulted in-howls-of.pro- . lipjil-ficiji Ihoie.who. seek to replace -Americans expect, and deserve.,. Senlorfmusl-know llie: truth: Mcdl- ; : At' Ihe, snme: time, • tlic.ro .seem is nol always iwifl and cer(,un, ..'.: Wh.ile.it was.rejected; Mayor ftpberf. ViglinntiJoo; w;is; . • biiil' loony bini'. ' . .'. ••'•'•••'- •• \ te'si from many quarters oii'heiiirlf of fair or failing..; •• .', •.-;. '• •••-••' '.''.' ;" :..,. ,'.,' ..••:..': '•.:'".['!','.. '•'•.'.•'• nioral reclilude Wilh'piSliiicnl conccli- leadershlp. But If Bill. Clinton insists, care-need" I'o be reformed, to: nrolccjt. : lo be fewer ,ind fewer fonimi We mnsi all act as citi/ont lo '. faced wilh-a clolie oiicbut he Voted, with llie rn'aj.qri.tyjof ' _._NewJc| scyX-gr:liclc.!i^;po0il^-T—;-.', . ,.. u:—-—'•-]..';.-^;^T_-4irJi;_^.-:.i.•_..';,.;.• •'. Think '.about' what, would , have the allegedly rchalMliiated_womajv_ lu.de, _apparenUy^*_i.ncJl!ding__:.\velI^ _' Thejnore we^cflcct'upontlie-sltua--" 1 : r r "oiv'rcinatMn^rsilcnfr^inwurdnMep "priiscrvc'and Improve the system, not ' Let your legislators know .that you demand .action Iii the fight against Ujbacco wlierwherd we actually .listelisten t(o eacheach , achievnchrev'c.r;-whaf-, the right , aside. :and 'allow tho Republican-led to balance Ihe budget; . .,- ' '.— for your health. rnnd, Ihe'.-health', of your'.childrcn."; , .... :.....>':,-..:: • hcadlines-of.the.last few"weeks. An' , mother,-riiight have looked upon •the... ' lioiiB.'machine -fell cuinp'olled' lo clar- .ail InjuHiicv'tlas beeii committed. The 1 .•:..-. "'•.' In .^pringfield, the regional high school district's jiro: '. Congress 'toiprovldc, tlie 'necessary Soino wisi!-mlndcd officials; have Edittir's no('c; "jPhc preceding lotltr was signed by Dr. Doriulrt k.-.BrlBf,;'.-.'.; rjatlb'niil, . dialogue . |i»s been to' live?without fear of..randbm,' •ongoing saga of the 'trial of a'spoils situaliohiis silme soil of poetic justice ify Ihe 'situation. "They line! not powers Ihiil'-he should recoHslderond !posed budget passed by 25f''voles', but to a mayor who is ' leadership..This Is not a^maltcc of the. suggested tlio.cr.calioh of a bi-partisan : pecsltlJiit of the Airlci'lerinCiiijcti-'Sncjcty's New'Jersey Dlylslpni Dr. tre- - reduced to'sound bites and attack lirutnl violence. '• •. ".', • hero, live.oirnalidnal television, and a. . •— a'ssilniing, of course.-, thai ninifjcr- reversed. Iheir original acceptance admit, flic wonjnii," not ^usi to Ilic not shy about having her way, regardless, of the w'iil .of the Republicans.snying Medicare Is going chmmlsslon to deal with Medicare's , vor Athcrley, president of the American Heart Association's New Jersey: ads. The danger.in this kind-of • strike by the jury. By llie way, exactly, lifc and poetry actually exist, Apolo- because llie woman had killed some- school but lei an advanced progrum. people of Spri.ngticld; those votes do not .count. . •'.' broke -in seven years;, tho crisis'.is a impending- bankruptcy, much the Affiliate; mid Dr. Anthony J. Alhnnese, president uf tbe Anierlciin Lunj; climate is that.some will start to' Illll Bradley represents New when was Ihe jurors'union formed? A gists nrgucd that Ihe/coiilessed,'con- one, bill rallier because she had the Credits, based ' on life experience J universally accepted fact. :Ropubli saineas Ihe commisson thai; ied to sol-, 'Assachntjon of Ncvv Jersey, '".'.•. '.•'.'•-... .' ...'.,,. . -. • , believe that, acis^.of .violence: are Jeucy In Ilic U.S. Semite. . Before Forman voted on behalf of Springfield, Deputy.' bombing of : a.. federal government: victed killer |rad served liei.senlence • teniorily lo lie aboiil it.on her applica- 'should be "grained. In. fuel, -skip .tho '.: : .Mayor Herbert Sidle said he didn't "think voters will be. building, in'apparent relajialion for a. anil been spl.free by l|ie justice sys- tion. Murder may no longer be most : coii'rse work, Just send her the shceps- K : lipset if-the budget is cut." '. . .. raid on a cull headquarters in whiijh tem, and that the college hail.norighl foul,-hut'don't even Ihink about a fib kill; Awarded her it'-'master's degree; , Thai is not the point. . \'-..' . -.'.. ': many cull _ members died, by. liiosi lo question ..her rehalfi'lilalion., |l's GKto kill your mother away, jiisl ' M,MM-Master of Mnlricide;.. , .accounts as a rcsu'll.nf fires sei by Iheir Besides, she only hail one mother and tell Ihe Irulh about it. You know, he a ••• "I.don't think it's a mniter ol contradicting the voters," own fearless-leader. There have been she'd already killed her, so where,was- straight shooter.- '-,-•. Forman said when asked why she' voted against the all. sorl's of violence .and chaos Jii the threat? • ' •••.•' • '• "• .'budget,. ."Wo.;agreed; to work toward a xoniproniisc, , coiinlries which weren't even on'Ihe.'' Dick Kimball Is u hunker and » SECOND ANNUAL Nrtw, those of you who would have becausewe .-feltit' was imponapi io ^rt ;\ bnrlrjiM " Overlooked ill all Ihe ranting and lesldent of ('link. . Ihe budget was already there, just ask -the voters' • Life Appreciation Seminar When seeking a compromise, it is always' better lo A nickel could take you to another world . lU'gotiate from- a "position.of strength •—• in this efisenn .' ..for (jriej Utecovery, Separation & Loss To, the youngsters •'growing up ' electoral mandate ; lhan'io go along with those who may' pennies and nickels iii help pay for Hie lodiiy il musl. be hard'lo i'lliagine ihe., sioiiiillyi and then for a.slage produce SCOUT work.The profits-from Ihe film were ' not have your best interests in- mind.••'•-."- pleasures their 'grandparents derived lion. The former Regent building slill '•thk Way also contributed, ami filially ihi; war- The only siiliitl'on to grief is grief management. Either we inamige our grief or., Exactly, why Vigl'ianii trusts his constituents more than ' frOrn "going io the mivies," which Inr exisls.'hul as'a mini-mall.The.Liberty 12' WESTPOIMT ship was repaired, and sailed from her it:A.vill maniige.'us', if grief manages us, it steals our 'nlivcncss! 'wcnke'ns our. Forman trusts, hers is open'to.speculation. Both mayors- . niany of them was a Saiurilay alli'r- is a multiple screen sliowplac'c and Ihe' It Was ; •..'berth in Boston and visited as many i.tnrmine sys'temjund renders us susceptible to catastrophic illness. Since 1974, noon ritual. This was back in a lime old Royal is n fond .store. The Stale :itt' beginning their campaigns for re-election and prob'ab- .- American ports as possible when there were movie Jioiiscs in tljeatcr js'.aivauto supply house, and liije. Appreciation Training principles of, grid', management have assisted' ly look forward'to receiving the support of the majority-of , By.William Frolich , ... . Until about 20 years ago ihere was. the Strand succumbed fo'lhe wrecking ...almost every .town; and many lfwn>, reing thousands to grieve more effectively, dramatically reducing potential for Thio WL-STPOINT. Voffilon; of l*it> 'Scout. Is. tho :Hfi5ic Do-ll-Vpiirsoll. Expnndablo, Froo-St/indirig ..'voters.. ' • ' ' .-..•'•"..- •still a theater building in Uoselle, but baitsevera]. Once il hail Iw-t'onie'obVi ballbll , in order lo make room for ajic. illness or s.uicide.- .•*•'•• - .'• , . ., 3wini]"N'SlifJfi.K.it. Two Oollod Sv)in(fSoatr. adtt Tr'fipnzo Bnr with ''Ouchlbss" Chainr,, EZ.Framo it had been out of service niany years Grncns rtnd'Orac'koi'i'-WijH "fJ'p MiloV. Culs" nnd Ournblo l -into when the Park Theater was opened in vision instead of for ihealer presenta- Refreshments will.be served; '...'•• • • ... PIONEER Government representatives ciiilly U> show lilnis rather' Ihun sl;ij.r ..trouble anyway.. Somehow, though, Rose'lle Park, Ihe Koslyn.losl nnsi of tion. Television is nol all bad, howev- 16'TRADING POST , ' -.' ' • Mniintiiinslde H(irpiifj;h Council • phuluctions. Bui some were aclapieil he, managed lo. overcome adversity, its customers and was forced |o s'bni er; fur some of .the classics of 50 or 60 , Hill Hates is the President and Director of Training for Life Appreciation' . Mav»-- Hoi...-?! Viulianli: '1144 Ri(i'ljK'hnjes' Ihe le.illlle • 'found lyiiij^iirilie- slreul gutter. 'I'wo;-.- Uit/ in Hli/alie-lli is open only (,h ,-, ' ' • '].tW;iyt> Sllclo. TwL'j'WfJOOfiri Lnddofs'.C'limbinci Rnpn oncj Climhint) MAN RINGS • HELICOPTER a ml expression,. It has been somewhat less io '•K'i VicL" ,.Si>|IK" I'iil Illlishy love Mi'iry . dy lo -last almost Ihe , fengih ol tin.-" 1 SWING • HORSE SWING • •iiblo,A7y]jianco,.)95a .Mlo'llle," which always started with the • to march off itogether lo llul-"great Sf • Baseball .has ils pains and pleasures, strikes and all. .Now comes (lie mcanhiK Krowicki McCracken Funeral Home Publishod By • •' - .artist at his drawing bo.ijd, Inn-the • place in the sky. '. FREE... Tom Canayan of llie word chutzpah: . •,•'•.' ' • Worrall Communily, Si»wspnpors, -Inc. character h'e"-drcw camu.lo life aiid.^ol BUILDERS' GENERAL Editor in Ohio! . There'was another motion picture- Yankees owner George.Steinhrenner.had plenty oftinw during Ihe strike lo 1291 > Stuyvos'nnl Avonuo ' iiiln-all Sons of inisehief .uiilil il was that was made -about \()2H, which had lix.k over Ihe condition of his store - The I louse That Ruth riuili _ and found Linden, New jersey •' • .Union, N.J. -070133 ' - SUPPLY COMPANY Chris Gatto captured and pushed biickinto the ink a different purpose Ilian just making a many improvements could -be .made. ' " • • •. • Jacob W. Krowicki, Director \ Jeffrey B. Krowicki, Director !>'•'••, (90S) 606-7700 " • • ' Aogionnl Editor Ixilile, • •' '— | ' ' profit for Ihe studkv This film was lis localioiiis nol attractive to fans, Sieinbreiuier figured,, whi*his why ticket sales are down. .-•-.. .. ' ' . .... •'. • 111 'ihc.l'JSOs lhe.se were all silent "Old Ironsides," a. story of our trou- Buy Where the Builders Buy! DELIVERY:, „ Worrnll Community Nnwupnpar*, Irta. Jay.'-Hoehborg films, because a method of synchrou- ble* wilh the Tripoli pjrales, wilh The obvious coiiolusion, lo him, was lo fiui'ld another stadium in a heller' / Serving the Community Since 1970 • 1995 All Rialit* noooivcd Mnnnqinn Fclilnr Visit Any of Our 5 Convenient Locations in Mew Jersey_ ^•••••(EZJ E! Si -frcd-OTmnMrad iiiu yui riccn invt'ii'tctl. -Wqllnrf nci-ry as lly; sL|f location wijh belter facilities in onlrr lo l-n-lh-.^^f^fhriT7ftn,irrir\\m< hc ' rtntWvili' dniorils horom nro lh» J but the young audience did nol mind, star.was Ihe OSS Constitution,' llie expects New York taxpayers to dig down and pay the bill For additionalinforniation and to reserve yoltr fret) space please call: UNION COl IN IV ^xclusivo proporty of Worrnll Community Nowaptip- Potor .Worrnll : ors,;lnc. nnd tiny ropubllcntion or brondenflt witnout famous frigate of llie War of IHI2. At Ibere are no mire free lunches in Ihe Contract will, America. We need the Advorti.sing Diroclor even 'if Iliey...could not read all-the., Reservations are required to insure your space , EDISON CRAWFORD LITTLE SILVER OAKHURST TOMS RIVER writl'on pormission ia prohibilod. iiie lime, llie filinwasTiiade, Ilic sliip' innncy u, buil.1 affordable housing for ihe poor and hon.eless, not In mnvc the words on the lilies, I hey could usual-, / / 77 Intmn 336 Centennial 15 Sycamore 802 West Park 893 Highway 37 was'urgently1 in need of repair, and House Miat Ruth DuillDuill. ly. understand, Ihe action, and iliey the Funeral Home Avenue Avenue Avenue Avenue West could hiss Ihe villain, and cheer for even school children were collecting ',. George Ginsberg (908) 352-9196 •••,- • Springfield 908-757-6600 908-276-0505 908-747-0808 908-493-9100 908-473-0303

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PAQ6 8 — THURSDAY, MAY 18, 1006 — WORRALL NEWSPAPERS 4,6,6 • 4,5,6* - WOHRALL rJEWSPAPEHS — THUHSDAV, MAY 18, 1995 — PAGE 9 Governor appoints Perrin Oldies and Futurekids garners loan -I— ncsR AUmlnlslratiott this year lo con- Perselqy named now CEO . Tlic New Jersey Deportment of Fulureklds, a provider of computer Hoist! tinue the program. Charier Mod(cal Corporation nt, adminktintion .ind public poli- Human Services, wllli Ilic approval of training for children and adults, has Surnmit for home work Mlcmloon funds may lx) used lo announced today llial Charter Bclu- cy," s.iid Jon ()'SliJUgliue8>.y, region- Ciov, Cliiislinc Whitman, lias received.a $15,000 mlcrolonn from purchase cqulpmcnl, furmluro and Twcnly-ihrcc Union County Col- will be unveiled arc; Second-year BIU- vorial Health System of New Jersey In al vice president "His experience will nppnJnlcU Mink Pcrrln, M'.D., .of Ihp the Onion County Economic Deve- other fixtures for the business Other lege architecture students had their denlB—- Steven Qlnmpictro of Nul- .Summit has named Geoffrey S. Persc- be pjiliLiildily useful ill govi-inmenl. Summit Medical Gniup to serve on lopment Corporation lo purchase new eligible uses include working capital, original rcndurliigs unveiled al« noon, Icy, Rnberlo Mcmandcz, Ciro Mon- liiy an chief executive officer. Pcrso .iiul rq'jilaloiy afljii'. in addition to ihcCommunity Mental llcnllli Advis- office aivJ computer equipment. renovations lo privately owned1 com- pre»ciilalioii on Wedncsdny in Sum- te vcrde, and Luis Torres of Elizabeth, lay replaces lid Owen, who has been providing iinjxirl.iiil and Innovative ory Ixiiud of trustees'. • Liz: Zimijer,' owner of Futurcklds, mil Cily Hull, following devclopmcnl.-, Arthur-Hoover of Unioni Donald Lin- appointed chief executive officer of liuiMgeinenl skills for operaling in started her business in January. The mercial real estate, and business Pen in wos recommended for the of workable designs for a racadc den of Millhum, Carmine. Riz/.i of Charter Behavioral Health Systems of New Jersey's chancing healthcare 1 company uses educational software in material mid supply puiclmses, position by Congressman Boh Franks, upgrade of the clly's midtoWn busl- Clifton, Richard Salomon of North Weslbrook in ''Richmond,- Va. Pcrse- environment," ' a personnhicd classroom selling lo Additional business assistance 7th Illslrlui nf Now Jn.scy "Dr I'cmn ness district. Borgeir and Calvin Poriune of Rulir lay assuriKd his new-position May 1. is an [icnuiiplishcd phy.iLi,ih. uti/cii le.ic'li children and adults all about progiums offered by the Union Coun- Peii.el.iy icceiveil n b.itlielor'B 'Hie midtown fncade redevelop- ' way; mid lirsi-ycur studctils -J— Glou- Since l'JMK, Puiselay has served as lind [nther, wild extensive knowledge computer* ty Economic Ddtolopmcnl Corpora- dcgiec Irom llobinl College, a jilriu ' lion Include loan programs for com- went project is the sixth such project... dio Alaiticidit of: Newark, Michael county ndininlslnilor for^Iludkon mid cxpcncnie in the held ol mental " This summer we will have a Com- doi.lni.ue IJKIIH Scion Hall University panies will) liugcr capital needs, up-lo lo wlilch UCC architcciuro sludcnls Anello, •Xiirmlile Chiflchicllo, Counly, wlierc lie Is responsible for hrnlth," I Links said I lie congress- puter Camp for children of tlic ages 4 SCIIIHII of L.iw and w.is ,iclinilte jclra of Hillside, Abdullah Chalet of missioner of Hie New Jersey Dqinrl- ol New Icisey In Sumiiiil is .i ISO-bed h.is <;eivcd on Ilic.Wuncn Coimly I'hfrfo Ct*trtt*y t>r Cathy Krronmlff and newly esmWislicd busincsKCs like lopment coiporalion also providus midtown business district (o sec the '. Dloomflcld, Roger Garcia'or Cljfloii; ment of Human Services where he liiclhly piDVulmg a lull i.inge ol care, Monml llc.ilih BOIIKI lor nlmy years, Tire committee for the 10th annual Summit High Inilurekids by providing seed cnpidil dcmoguiphic and business informa- existing facades, and then developed .Dcbrrt Hoy of Garwood, Debbie Heir-. was directly responsible for the opera- inclililmj; inpnlicnt and outpalicnt ser- .met is lol.illy coinmilled lo inipioving School senior citizen lunchoon and dance, sche- of $5,000 lo $25,000. tion, mid olfcis a real estate prograni their own designs ailnplcd lo 1ho indi- • bra of Union, Victor Jaramlllo of tions and services of :r $4 billioir vice. Cli.ulfi Medldil Coi|xu,i|ion is . LKIKIIIIOIIS lor the ment.illy ill . duled fpr May 25, gathered for this photo before slt- "We siai ted the program last Miin- budget and 21,000 employee's lo help new, ielocmjng_and_cxpanding vidual More owners' needs and laslcs. I'luliineiu.' anil James Wicliel o? .in iiilern.ilion.il lu-alllie.ire piovlder Leu in helped lo loilmil.Hu a-mis- —Hng-for a plainilng^BssionrFrotTHeftrfront-rowr-flre —nwr hy-hnrrpwing-S300,0()0 from (ho Drr Mark-Perrin '" companies identify potential sites in students wlioius renderings rDayohhe." • . ' , • ; "Gcoflicy opei,ilui|- IO? beli.iVinriil lw.i|ili -.^- „ S'UMI st.ilcnic.-nt lli.it WHS recently Mae Rosot," Summit School District Music Depart- U.S. Small lousiness Administration Union County. significant experience in manage- lenis in the Uuilcd Stales and Huiope mlopled by the1 board " Hie mission of member ol the Summit Mcdicnl ment Supervisor Tom Mallszewski and Fannie lo rclend to enlrcprenenrsj' the Community Menial Health Advis- Ciioup "ilpce I'Jfirt He received a Boyd. 'Rd$ol and Boyd are representatives of Sum- "Since then, we hnvc approved 18 Business owners who want lo learn Folldwlng Sunday mornlnd services on May 7, Cen- in y DII.II d is to udvise slate govern- batbelor of science fiom Princeton mit Recreation Department's Golden Agers. In the micialoniK lotnllng $286,500," quid moic ahoul the Microlonn Program tral Presbyterian Church initiated Its 125th Anniver- De Picciotto work featured ment, .ulwiuite for consumers/ back row, from left, are Summit High School Assis- should call Chiislophcr Patrick al CameJot sells tour tickets sary Celebration with with a flag-raising ceremony. University and his MD from New Christopher Patrick, who handles the Tho Sisterhood Gallery of iho Sum- nie's works have been shown in group MIHIVOIV, ecliicntc ouiselves and tant Principal Emile George, student trombonist Jon* "127-1166 'lo lcain moic about ; A center hall Colonial home ill Eleanor Anderson, an 80-year member, and Bill Yoik School of Medicine Upon com- loan application!), standing'oxnmplc o/noteworthy resi- mit Jewish Community Center al 67 •shows at ihe Paper Mill Playhouse,, nlheis, iiiul el feel li.n-.on in Older lo Landis, Summit High-School chorus member Mary I'imiiekids Computer Camp, cull Scotch Plain* and a classic Tiudo'r in Snyder hoist trie commemorative flag. Standing pletion of his icsldency in internal 'I ho coipornllon will borrow dences in (lie areii. ' •; •. Kent Pl(ice Blvd., Summit, will be the Slicring Plough Corporation, die puisue u\n.vl!fiicc In nii.nl.il IKMIIII Kate Wilkens, and Summit High School vocal music 277-W6 Hie Sleepy Hollow area of Pliiinfleld beside her is her soni John Anderson. medicine ill Baltimore, Cily Hospital, U0O.00O mpre from Hie Smlill DUM- These two magnjficicnt homes join' showing ihe artwork of Sarlne do Pic- Office Center at Short Hills, the Mun- teacher Patricia Walkley. niu two of the five homes to be show- w ,11 L Peuin look /uldmonul trnmmg as n with three others lo make tills house ciotto from Monday through June 4, i(.i|)'nl nmldmi; of Chatham Town- cased on Saturday's Second Annual Peiiin is a proponent ol liu.il group lollow in mlein.il medicine al Boston lour a'.memorable one, ship, (he Library of the Chitlhunis, and House Tom lo benefit Rosolve Com- Gallery hours arc from Sunday to ln>inc>.- .is opposed lo hn-.pit.ili/it Veleians Aflans "Medical Center. •Tickets for the house tour arc $15 Hill leads meditation class Thursday from 10 a m. t6 5:30 p.m. New Jersey Visual Arts Center imrih Library hours noted munity Counseling Center in Scotch A four-week meditation,scrici will The fee for ibis workshop ii $60, lion — fin leiljin people who Miller lisliibln-lwd in 1021. Summit Medi- each and arc available in Scotch and Friday from 10 a m. to 3 p.m. by her shows, as we'll as nri auctions Shi- • The Summit Public Library's lioui s Plains. 'begin-on May 24,' from 9-30 to 11 S50 for Center members; and the liiim mi mil illness "M.my iiK'nl.illy cal Ciioup li.rs ,in ouMandiiig staff of Experience the difference! Plains a| Richard Roberta, I'unwood at appointment only. To arrange for an li.id reu-ived ihicc honorable men- Ulis week arc i a.m, al iho Resource Center for registration deadline is May 24, Those ill nuliMdn iK do vnj well wlli-ll primary cure physician's, specialist": The Scotch Plaint home fealurbs a Irnia's Hallmark, C rnnford's CHna's appointment, call (908) 273-8130 or tions by the Womuu'fi Club of • Mondny IO Thursday. 9 a in lo 0 Women, located in Summit. Led by interested m more information should uiu-n iiih.iiiu' lo live in .1 supeivNcd, and sub-speciahs-ls lu vlilunlly nil DuBrow's proudly presents liibulous kitchen, family room and •Town & Country, Canielot Books In (201) 635-5363. C'li.ithani pm meditation and spiritual ^.cvclopmenl call ilit- office at 273-7253. siniuiiiiul LiiMionmenl within the .ue.is of medjeinc mailer suilo addition Hint abounds, irj Suilimil, Weslfiekl's Quimby Book Snrine do Picciollo paints in acryl- \'\w tollcciion on display includes lommiiniiv I hey need the support of • l-ridny Wl Saturday: 9 a.m to custom cabinetry nnd woodwork. teacher fivalcon Hill, the-workshop In addilion to "the Wnlchung office Store and Swain's Gallery In Plain- 1 1 sonic of Sarinls's most recent will help participant ! (« reduce sires ; The Kcsouric Center for Women is iqs and uses vibrant colon and pure p|i\sui.ius ,is well as mcmouis of the wliuiij I'cirin pi.ielices-, Summit Mcdi- v,io p.m GARDEN HARVEST COOKING rmrsmopy Hollow Tudor hat been field. ' For further information, call. tones, not so much as dictated hy real paintings, l.u il lonimiinilv m oidei lo live more and woiry, overcome harmful habits located in Culvary Episcopal Church c.il m.nntnins ofhecs in Summit, Mor- flic library is closctl on Sunday profiled In loc ill newspapers as an out- Rusolve,, 322-9180. -. ily or her models but foi visual cxcnc- For moic information call (008) nii.imngliil mil pioiluclive lives," Demos by King's Cooking;School instructors and live m greater harmony nnd on Ihe coiner of Woodland and iislowu, Weslfield, Short I1I1K and mcni and emotional expression. Sar- 273-8130 -iid IV11in Judy Levcnber,v, &.Liza Davies enjoyment with olhcis OcForesI avenues m Summit, Millbiiin Penm i*i 11 resident of S.ivc- your ncw,s]>,ipci for i \n inkiU1--I Pi inn h.is been a ni.uistown 'Sal 6/3 & Sun. 6/H, AND RALPH SNODSMITH FORMER EMPLOYEE Hosf of WOR'.s "The Garden1 Hotline" rand Reopeni Sat G/10 Sat., May 20th 9AM-10PM 9 am to 4 pm SUN 10AM-7PM EMCO-WHEATON First 500 Customers get EN CENTER FR£ET-Shl Not responsible lor typographical errors Livingston, NJ Sale items cash & carry only. SnlG prices good Ihru 5-23-95 '.. . '„ i.^,,i WHEATON.BRA: Prices do aol indiido sales tn« Hi 2O1-99e.D59B 261 W. Northfleld Rd. ^lfiiiXs 908-381-8008 ( 1 Hurk, \l l> Jerome A < amor M I) 1 mllo east of Rt. 10 clrclu IF YOU ARE A FORMER EMPLOYEE mil Mis.in I ' .imor M l> uBROW'S 'SHOP S COMPARE - WITTY'S HAS THE LOWEST PRICES ANYWHERE" -wfiaEza batts $-1 "199 pneKflij or $-1799 O'Doul's $Q9 Old Milwaukee $ Uui.ki, or Light | | "CK AmstelliBiit |to». i\ pleased lo announce the addition of jchaeferor $799 Old Milwaukee $799 MeisterBrau $C99 : SOUTH MOUNTAIN HEALTHCARE Beer off '-Tone -fttJ /»»,<" :..••• V: Milwaukee'! GBneseo jr.jo JEROME A-. CANTOR, M.D. Dab or $1C99 Coors or f ,$1199 AND REHABILITATION CENTER or Olympiad Beer »rlc« iE^ST %M <« ' Grolsch Arctic Ice L*• 11-*£ KOPEI. BI:RK, MLD. CALL (201) 822-1039 - ASK FOR TOM Rolling Rock $1199 Carlsberg or $4499 I AVENME M S\ SAN J. CANTOR, M.D. Beer"—r--Hrfe Elephant • • r% A VAUXHALL Red Dog $1199 Schmidt's $C99 igg Sharp's « or Ice House I WJiSZH«B, U9M, or lc» 0 iyui Bud Ice of Ice Light' 11 "A" 1 Otlitc loc.liion loiiiiniics lo hi lid Millbiirn \\CIHIC, Millbiiin • (201) Doslquis $1C?| Coors x..Mi«ftv $099 or Bud Dry J J!SS THE GREATEST 49 Lowenbrau RECOGNIZES THE VALUED SERVICE •Non Alcoholic ^jf \ iusch or Michelob 114)2 a cmt ot bill • • ," .. i U OF OUR-EMPLOYEES ! Wth Capon Limit Ipti tufioma EifiSlMS] Molson RolTinfl Rock $799 -—.1 St. Paiili GlrfflR^ Bass Ale :$- 99 i ha. or flarlf ' • • '•-• •••", both Golden or ! WITH A SHOE SALE Old Milwaukee $E99 i orlowenbrau f u 21 iNon Alcoholic i Ballantine Professional Directory \Ht2atcunmiy ;W j |99 Fosters $1C99 I Wth Coupon limit }p«cu!iM?wE»ji WHS I Corona Gpebels Ale • EVER! -:••"••- •:•' •.••UM-A\ SPECIAL "CARING FOR LIFE" SALUTE BIB Accountants. Mental Health IA SALE SO BIG IT CANNOT BB-H&D IN OUR WAREHOUSE^ Cputo, Do Franco & Magone, CPA's Comprehensive Counseling Services I We've Rented The Entire Main Banquet Facilities Ol The-" F Liqueurs Individual Incbnio Tax Preparation '. v Tnx plrinnin{i'-nnd' consulting' > ! ••' A prlvnlo group proctico odoring individunl, couplo, lamily, and v group counsolina and-psychothbrapy, lor childron, Non.Fnor Aooislanco •• . ...-.:_ '; ' • od6l09oonto nn.d Qdulla. Porconariirinncinf planning • • DURING , Moot insuronco plans nccoptod. l Small businor.£ accounting & lax preparation- .Pton r:on*•»«»l(f>(.o:onl(>(onn hy nnrvnintmonittt • Ollicon throughout Essox County 201 -752-7002, / • ; NATIONAL LONG TERM CAR VV^EK .15 Vijlncj p Plnza, South'OranQo—201-378-3300 2735 Route 22 West-Union, NJ: WCSI On HI 22- Just Past Muill Chevrolet & Saiuin Dealerships £ASI On m. 22- Just Past Aulohmd, Make A U- Tutn (Just Past Wendy's) • Attorneys ••/ Midwives Black Velvet $1199

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TWdRRALL NEWSPAPERS - THUBSDAY, MAY 1B,||*96 - PAGE 11 H PAGE 10 — T'HUHSOAY.-MAY-IB, 1»86 — WORRAU 4.S.6* Attorneys to speak Oak Knoll celebrates its Art takes place on Village 1 of the Holy Campaign, Phase H, launched in the New Jersey Center for Visual Arts, \ cccs moke it possible for the art center At usual. Children's Paint-In will Teinplc Belli Ahm of Springfield willhost "ArtEvening of Song" — a gala : at the bookstore, which is located on Route 22 West In Springfield, The event Child in Summit is celebrating (lie fall of 1990. Phase II was (he second will be on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 lo hold this event again. he from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. and is free to musical event thai will showcase Ihc musical Ulcntj of Cantor Jeffrey Nadcl . will Ixsgin at 7:3Q p.m. . .."''...'".• . ' • opening of its Mother Mary Campion step in Oak Knoll's mullimillidn dol- p.m. on ttie green on the south side of all youngsters. Pace painting and fing- . and Mnrleria Tuchjnsky — on Sunday at 8 p.nt •.,'.':;'•'•',; ,. Grounds for divorce, domestic violence, child support, alimony and asset dis- This year, Art in Summit will be ernail decorating will be available fdr Center for the Performing Arts with a \ * lar long-range plan for program and Broad Street, between Maple Street • Tho professional coreeniof boll) Nadcl andTuchlnslcy'were launched by their,'.'•'• tribution will be.among the topics discussed., • '"• r enhanced by,a free daylong music a'smull fee. Children of all ages will series of dedication assemblies and physical expansion. Additional pro- •ah '..'• •'. ' ' •...•. v. , : v; graduated last year from Summit Aren nonprofit 'orgnnizalions. arc religious and cultural traditions. ' - uml is located in the space lli.il liiid nienl of ctuUnymenl funds for faculty ularly take, part in Art in:Silitimll, "We wauled to present a musical program wilh broad-appeal," said program i '..High School. Now in college, they invited to set up informational dis- • The tvent will begin al 7:30 p:m. Admission is free butrwervatidni must be •'previously' served as the school's . ^development and1 scholarship. . • lhor« will lie many r.:w exhtbitori; tli«- clinir Anne Molscev. 'Tho selections will delight both young and old alike.: Tiil« have been playing gigs at a number o( plays on the green. Coiiiact New ; : hiade in advance. For more information, call 376-0539. , gymnasium/auditorium. The new play'ing phi|lli(ig8, sculpture, jeVelry, 'is a musicul evcill thai you don't have to be Jewish to enjoy."' . 1 New York City clubs; and Lawrence Jersey Center for Visual Ar|s for faciliiy includes 350 sloped seals, |S() Cynlhia Vivcs, SIICJ, headmisircss pollery and wearables, Chemical • '-. •• :"Ur>dsay, Burfis'?' ^:':'i of Suburhinn .again playing music details, Hnlry forms for ariistsarc still Ticket prices begin at $ 18, Those interested in helping to underwrite the cost. flexible'scuts, statt-of-thc-iu't lighting of Oak Knoll, commented: "We arc so Bnnk IB' providing a best-in-slKiw froth'the '60s, '70s an3 '80s. Food nvuilnble at NJCVA, '68 Elm St., of Ihc event can choose to became concert patrons, for $.25 per ticket; sponsors, and a computerizedsouii'l/projeclion • : grateful lo nil die memlwrs of ihe Oak award of $500 in addition lo 10 $100 for $36 per - ticket; and benefactors, for $50. ' ;„: yvijl.be available from bqolhs scl up Summit. For further information, call system, and provides n place where Knoll community, \Vlio.generously; Burns #$0^^* prizes from the Summit area Chamber 1 For ticket sales, conlacl Marilyn Uart at (201) 467-1927 or taurifc Zinbcrg at • by A.J.s, cue/, liardani ancl'Walcrli- ihe nil center at 273-0121.' '•[."•:[; "v „-students can appropriately cclcbral'e cotilfibulcd Ilicir lime nnd resources' of Commerce;ami.local' businesses, O»taj of DwrflfM Sebool 50% OFF . Ilioir 'urtistic talents. • lo.lhe Spiril of-Uxcelleitcc Campaign... star stud&fit Nadct attended ihe'BrooMyn'Conscrvatary of.Music, and studied privately ..gjudents- In LJnda Shanahan's eighth grade class In Lindsay Bums, a _'rhe. opening, of-lhu—MullM-r Mnry ,().ii,r..ina.v-Performing.Aris.Cenicr.w.ilL wit-;nh. vs...Viennes. e« Professon-..r- r Kur!<•.._.t Stem« , wh....o taligh...... _-•-t him advancet. i' pian• o techniqu.... e p'eerfletd~Schoot~tifsplay" the autobiogcaphlcal-p; allow us to showcase Hie many artistic IJIgh. School, was named Student of 1 p on/Center, for the and. composition, lie also sludied voice with Adcic NcWficId. : jects they had spent five weeks preparing tabh talents of our sludeiils in a stutc-of- Ilic Month.' JJurnjS was reeogriizcd for CeriiefjorVisual Arts May schedule Aits m.uks the successful culmination Al the age of 17, Nudcl was chosen to the post of cantor of the Platbush student began by researching noted local, national FEL Ihe-nrt. facility."' .' her outstanding contributions lo the The New ..'Jersey Center for Visual . • your imagination by'using fascinal- techniques. All laycls. Class will be in ol Oak KiioirigtfSpirit.of .Excellence Jewish Center In Brcxiklyii, (lie youngest cantor in the United States to occupy and international events that ocurred on their day of' ALL TABLE & FLOOR Summit btskelbafl program in which Ai'ls ciOeiidui' is preparctl by the Sum- ng, 'innovativ'"" ""'e techniques" , An unusu- the.instructor's.studio In Mountain- 1 1 1 'such'U pulpit.'. • ." -.,.•' '.'"'- ' •' •,"-.••'•:,•::;•••"•'•:; \/';V' - ' . " birthi They, went on to; interview family and friends slip controlled, many games) with i : III • imprpvisalioniil approach to side— nwel allhe tut center at 9 a.mi /»j7/^M'( ri'('/'.'0allery hours are.Mpn- Nuclei performs (hroiighoitl (he United Slates, Israel, South Africa, Eastern and dig up old photographs. For the MQT project, LAMPS IN STOCK LOTTERY RESULTS CALL 686-gsaa expert siltill arid Jin Unflappable ; designing will allow the materials, to iluy lo I-'ridiiy from IIII to. 4 p.m., and- and she'll lead you from there. Hiirope mul Austnilia. •-.; .;. -;.'•"-. • -H••:'•';••'; ' ,p: '. 1] , ; • ; ""'•. ' each Submitted timelines and photo di$plays in demeanor. She averaged 16.1 points .:guide .your.-.direction, Unleash your ; : ; Your Community's Best DAILY; NJ I'roni2 to 4 p.m. on the.weekend.The Cunenily, lie is the cantor of .the Beth .Shalom Cohgrcgatirtn, tiiip largest • addition to a narrative. " • • • per game, 8,4 assists and 2 Steals this center is located. .O. Dox 3109, Union, N.J..07083. ' .';. • ' : ;• ' ;-r^".'; ••••- Offer expires 5/31/95 SPRING CLEARANCE PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Save ymir iic\yspn])Cr for recycling. Featuring: Station, Century, Harden, Thomasviltc, simnirpps RAI.^ •••••" CDMMONlV \kriown no *1<15 Morrln Innd UBO Ordlnnnco; to wit: («) Section, Lexington, Stiffel and many more! RHEHIPF'S ..NUMHtHR CM-7B104S • Avonuo, Unl.l D1, Sprlfioflrtlri, NJ O7001. : GOG.UN) which roqulron n-.ifrtngohr of at • DIVISION; CHANCKHY . • ". 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5,6* - WORRALL NEWSPAPERS - THURSDAY, MAY 18, 1985 -- PAGE 13 PAGE 12 — THURSDAY, MAY 18, 1MB.— WORRALL NEWSPAPERS 5,6* Parker-Leslie Springfield group warns of of summertime activities 1 Vt" More than 3,500. spinal cord Inju- from diving injuries, the APA recom- Following are gome facts abou l spi- individuals arc not as bleak as they to wed rieir willocour during the summer, men!'and sensation were not enough, There is one effective treatment for obituaries mends the following precautions: nal Injuries: . • and more than half will happen on were a decade ago; Ihe field of ncur- the 235,000 SCI individuals living in acute SCI and no therapies for ihose ' • Test water depth — nine feet of • Six of 10 spinal cord injuries Mr. and Mrs. Martin Waldman of weekends, sayt the American Paralys- oscience has made notable advances \he United Stales, and the newty who are chronically injured. ' ' water is recommended for. recrcaljon- West Orange announce tho engage- is Association, a Springfield-based affect individuals between uVagea of toward finding a cure for spinal cofdf Injured, arc forced to deal with the Bom in New York City, Miss lived in Newark and Livingston al diving —r and check current Only with Ihe development of George Guba ment of their daughter, Jill Leslie, to resource group, •-...." 16 and 30; the most frequently occur- injury paralysis. Scicnlisls and .crushing t>urdcn of extraordinarily, Llcbehcrr lived in $pririgficld before •..before moving to Springfield 10 years changes, before entering any natural effective Ihorapies for spinal-cord Craig Parker, sori of Dr. and Mrs. Ste- ring age at injury is-19. . researchers arc now hopeful that this' high medical and living experises*.. • George Gpba, 93, of Challtarh ' moving to New Providence two years ago. He was a Resign engineer with Of Ihe average 11,000 spinal cord body of. water. . . injury and an eventual cure for para- phen Parker of Springfield. • • More than half, of all spinal cord cure is on theliorlzon. APA has sup- If an Individual is able lo live on his Township, formerly of Mountainside, ago, She was art elementary school Rails Co., Maplewood, for 15 years. injuries reported, yearly, more than lysis Will -exorbitant care and coping • Jump in feet first. If you mU»t injuries occur On Friday, Saturday and ported more than 200 neurosclentisls or her own, immediate costs average died May 2 in. King Jaincs Cnrc Ccn-' teacher for the Newark Board of Edu- Ms. Waldman; a graduate of West one-third occur in the summer, as a 1 costs be eliminated and a normal qual- Earlier, Mr. Greenberg had worked on dive , put your ar^ns outstretched in Sunday , rcsull of llio increase'in activities, and provided seed moneyfor mgch of $140,000 ifor Ihilital hpspilaliwuion, ity of life restored. (er, Ohaihnm Township. • "• cation (torn 192(5 lo' 1973, Miss various programs and on early space Orange High School, was graduated front of your heac| to break Ihe water • The most serious Injuries' occur Ilic innovative work that is largely adaptive equipment and home Don) in McKccsport, Pa,, Mr. Cuba Licbehcrf graduated from the Mont- from Boston University where she with high accident rates — driving, 'upon, Impact. • shuttle component .development with, among Ihe 14 percent who suffer spi- responsible for the recent exciting In this "Decade of the Brain," neur- received a bachelor of arts degree in swimming, diving, surfing, motorboat , modifications. lived in Mountainside before moving clair Normal School in 1926 and took NASA, took part In the development • Do not dive into lakc«, ponds or nal cord injury during atlilctlc,actiyi- breakthroughs, like that of Ihe steroid , Lifetime costs far surpass this ologists are In the midst of exploration, to Clmiham Township 1) years, ago. graduate courses at Scton Hall Unl- , of .mop, .than 30 design patents and psychology. She is a personnel mana- racing and motor biking. , . bodies of water where lhp,dBplh Is not : ;ly, with more than nine out of 10 of melhylprcdnlsolone' ' ; . • amount and, depending on the severi- of lljc brain and spinal cord and.have I Ic was a sign painter and silk screen- Vcrsily; She • was a member' of the ger at Amrriirati' & Puris/Lintas, an' ' Almost 40 pcrccntof these.spinal had more than 50;yeais of rhllitary copulslchl. ';"''•. these injuries resulting in quadriplcg"la optimism that science can unlock the cr for 20 years in the advertising- advertising agency in-NeW York City. cord Injuries are caused by vehicular "Until recently, it was common < ty of the injury, and Ihe age at which Newark, Essex Courity, New Jersey and commercial flying experience. I Ic , - , • When body surfing, choose the mysteries, revealing trcalrncnts, and accidents, 25 percent result from vio- — loss of rnpvcmerjt and sensation pf . practice for physicians lo tell spinal- injury occurred, can reach' $1.35 mil- department of the I'nbst Blue Ribbon and the National education associa- ; also was an instructor of aeronautical Parker was graduated from beach cnrefully and when-coming to both Ihe arms and legs. • cures, '•• . • • .' . Brewery, Newark, before retiring in lence and 21 percent result from falls. . cord-injured patients no) lo hope for lion for each Individual. If an indivi- tions nnd the American Association of engineering at the Naval Air Reserve Jonathan', Dayton ' Rogional•'. High shore, avoid surfing hcad-flrsl and roll I<)M Mr. Guba alsowns an avid veg- Diving accidents account for 10 per- • Of these, 71 percent occur as a recovery^' said Wise Young, Now dual must be inslilullbnalizcd for an '• APA is a national non-profit orga- Retired Pcrsohs. • • • .. ; Station, Atlanta, Ga., and an adult School in Springfield. He received a .horizontal lo tho waves.. : etable and (lower grower. •.: cent of these Injuries, The remaining rcsull of prcvcnluble diving accidents. York University .ncuros,fctcntis! and ,-injury, lifetime.care and coping costs nization that encourages and supports school instructor for more than 29' B.A' degree from Boston University • Do not dive Into or underneath a >. Lifclime care and'coping costs- member of APA's. Science Advisory can reach $4 million. • Surviving arc two daughters, Mary years. '. . . • ' ' • injuries result from either workr research to find a cure for paralysis Harry Davis Sr, and a master's of business administra- breaking wave .' can reach as high as $4milliori per Rilics and Helen I'lilllppl; if son, related or sports-related accidents, Council. "Somewhere In the last four The United Stales currently spends . caused by spinal-cord injury and other . Mr. .Grccnlierg graduated from tion degree from Selon.Hall Univcrsi- • Never swim or surf alone gind do • individual; depending on the age at George, 13 grandchildren and 11 . Harry Davis Sr., 72. of .Linden, for- including surflrig, skateboarding, roll years, there has been a remarkable $400 billion on Uirect health-care : central nervous system disorder! Newark College of Engineering'ami >i» a Efcom! yenrlnw nludcnl at- 1 i 11 • i •• n 1 i i • !•• hot drink and dive rrynf SprirtEficldriiied May 7 in •• -Ktmiing,.bicycling, rock climbing h iiijuiy occurred, tho severity of change. Now the atmosphcro is one erf ,«>»!> WU additional indirccl count for : Since Us inception in J982, APA completed Aerodynamics and Air- Sctpn Hall. ' . Another major cause of spinal cord the East Orange Veterans Medical . and motorcycling. . 14 the injury and wholhcr or noi the indi- hope — and that's coming from a individuals with neurological disor- has strategically invested more than craft Structures Courses at the Uni- fall 1996 wedding is planned. injuries arc'vehicular accidents, which . vidu'al must be inslitullonalizcd fol-, Center. ' . ;': ,'.-• ••.--. Craig Parker and Jill Leslie •A'- SCI primarily, effect a younger, most surprising source, the scientists, ders. Tlio majority of those who siiffer $9 million worldwide, jn research Michael Vecchiarello versity of California, Los Angeles. I Ic account for almodt half or all injuries lowing injury. ' Born in Summit, lyir. Davis lived in those most conservative of peopled spinal-cord injuries survive and live activities designed JO speed progress served in the Navy durjng World War oflcn niorc nctive'gfoup of intllvldu-. each year. ' ' ,- • Michael' A. Vecchiarcllo, 67, of Springfield and Millbum before mov- 1 nls. Sixty percent of tho SCI sufferers ' Once Iniurcd, the prospects for SCI As if the sudden losses of move- near-normal life spans. toward a cure. II and graduated from the United . APA recommends that hikers Springfield died May 6 in Overlook' ing to Linden, six years ago.! He had' were injured between l|io agos of 16 States Naval.Flight Training School; always wear a crash helmel when rid- Hospital, Summit. been supervisor with the Rahway Val- and 30. 70. p|:rccnt are male and'.SO' Jacksonville, Fla. As a competition air ing n motorcycle, dirt bike orhicyeje. Dnm in Patcrson, Mr. Vecchiarcllo ley Railroad for 15 years,before retir- '.percent are nwrrlcd. TRAVEL race pilot, Mr. Greenberg won the clubs fn the news Fasten your seatbclt before starting m lived in Orange before moving to ing in 1985.'Mr.'Davis served.in the LeeMyles Garden State 300 in 1984. He held More Ihon five outof 10 spinal cord the engine oT'yoiir vehicle. Use cau- Free JNE7WORK Springfield -35 years ago. lie was a Anriy during World War II, was five world records as a model plane injuries occur on Friday; Snturday and tion to avoid pedestrian's, even in your Tow In. I'lck-up construction mechanic with die Oper- wounded and1 received the Purple . The Springfield chapter of .Madas- time to the fair may contact Karen Diagnostic TRANSMISSIONS ,, ;irul Drllvcry PRESEms OUR SUMMER CRUISE SPECIALS builder and was a member of the Hall Art shows vSuhduy. Almost one-third of all inju- own driveway, , . ating Engineers Union I^ocaJ 825 in Heart1,1;';.'' • •'.'. ". ' -.'"• '. s;ih will hold its Installation'meeting Colo at (908) 654-9854, .. • 'Chock wllh Mnjor Service on of.Fame of the Society of Antique Four Member's of the Weslfield Art ries occur during llic months of June, Newark for 25 years and retired three on May 25 at 7 p.m. in Temple Both Surviving are five daughters, Modelers. , ..'.,'.. • Association are exhibiting their work July imd-Augusl. 'ri)e Increasetl nunV- ROYAL CARIBBEAN CRUISE LINE yeiirs ngo. Mr.. Vecchiarcllo wns a Mini- •••.••' |95 Transmission Service MaryJane Egnot, AnnaMarie Louk, . nl the Spanish Tavern on Route 'll^. UNICO- goes to Resorts _Jwr(^ldst^n^ljWlics_M/jlJjLh|i^ ___ -J^ifijLstajlas low as $999.00 Air/Sea Inclusive :~ -.nwmlier-of-the.Amorioan-Italiati'Gul-— . _Jiucviving arc adaughlccNina-Eirir-:. • DcborahX. Skovran, Prances J7.EUen- •.. Ann Atlas, Linda Kolur, Grace The Springfield/Mountainside deni^ralcs —' driving, swimming, AllUabor & Adjustments" ' lural Organization of Springfield. sen; a son, Mark, and ilwo Call or visit .—±- gcr and Joy Fredrick; a son, Harry S. Kolcdu .imil. Barbara Zietphiok also 4-H Fair ~ :••;•.. , chapter of UNICO National- has sche- diving, rholorbon't racing and motor Surviving, lire his wife, Lucy; two grandchildren. , • ,. , New Filter, New Fluid, Pan Gasket Jr.; a 'sister,- Dottie Zwizon; two will offer .their paintings for sale; The Rutgers Cooperative Extension • dulcdabusjrlri to Resorts Internation- hiking account for the higher number ..-.'.- Most Domosllc Cms • VVIIh This Ad TravBl Network .- daughters, Kathleen Bcltran and ,Icn-. brothers,: George',. and Robert, 20 •, those interested, may inquire at the., of 1 Inion County 4-H Youth Devclop- al Hotel-Casino in Atlantic City on -of injuries during the summer monlhs. • AUupfOe 44S. Livingston Ave., Livingston, NJ 07039* (201) S33-O3OO nifcr Sukurlu; a sislcr, Mary Sim- (908) 522-1484 .190 Broad St/> Summit grandchildren and 14 g.rcat- Lucille K. Hoy exhibit,- •••.•,/ njenl Program will hold its 4-H fair on June 21. ' ...- ' • AI>A offers tips on how frfmillcs ' ' *.'•. •' Tnl S in |he GICHMCIC Nuising Home, nide for the Visiting Nurses in Union hillmn loss and a huhhlc-gum 11:30 a.m. and will-return.at II p.m. Ninety-two percent of sporls- te.icher, died May H at home. 1 Lontains a mix ol pine and deciduous • Selected sailings &: gateways, Limited space, certain restrictions apply. New Pioviilcncu County for 18 month ! before tier blowing cimlest. among others relulcd spinal cord injuricK result in ' Born in Newark, Mr Grccnbcrg lorests and hollnmtandv, that siipnoil a For moie information, call Joe ; : retirement in 1991 Prior to that, she Anyone wishing lo volunteer (heir qirudriplegia. Almost 66 percent -of.''- . -.;•.'•,- ••-.'• •'•, -Ship Registry- , '.. - • diverse populalion ol initialing; .mil Clucppa at 2^-7675 l was an administrative assistant for M'orls injuries, wiOpcrcpni of all spi- ^' •'. Norwegian, Eastern or Western Carfbbean • bleeding buds I hose planning to 1 Planting Products of Kenilworth tiiil cord injuries, occur as n result of 1155so. llvlngstonovo.•livlngston ] attend should amvc lit Hie Hi ullu s in : Also surviving arc Ilircc other sons, iliviijg accidents,'. '...- : (201) 994-1384 R E SO.R-T'|f C A S I N_Oj Claik by 7 V) a m , I co W , Thomas J and Jo.sep|i A , a TELEVISION CALL 686-9898 To protect yourself and your family 1-800-300-6095 I or more mlormatiim on this, mil stork club daughter, Adda L Saladino, two sis oilier club activities, L.III fieriy lers, Caroline Nartrass and Florence TONIGHT STV Your NCA'JR. CHEER CAMP Is ACA Accredited Ilieilenliack al (h\M l, and 11 grandchildren ,, '-.-.'" br;otii:lic to you by:.' ','.--. .;•. I r ink. .uul Metallic Rnm.mo of Springfield announce the birth b/1 tlicir son, ABC Selection 3226 (innfidiiLO Romano, who W.IJ. hum on April 12 at St Barnabiis Medical Center Editorial deadlines Installations CBS Selection 3227 St. Vincent dc Paul School S in I iwngsloii , ' J 1^/Bonus I he Ruth I slnn (iotdhiij; Muimi FOX Selection 3228 'I lie Kiby u eighcd It pouiuN, 15 ounces, and nie.Kilfcd \')V> inches Hejofn'. Following are deadlines for newi. Loi'iil C:onlnct:(?0B)601-9507 •: HORIZONS . i,t 1 for CniLir Uesean.li n\ Moiulas lhi>, MMU, lennifei M.uie M,i(ein.il gr.indp.irenl1, ,ire Mr and Mrs Giovanni Church, chib and social - Ilwjsda NBC Selection 3229 7UNE26,.27fc'-28:'9iinno.)pm • will colthi.ili. Us 4lilh nisi ill iin n of f nliiruglio of Sprniflield P,ilci mil grandfather !•> Giuseppe Romano of Ricadi, noon. •FiH>:$ftS (includes hinc'IO At Newark Academv, Llylngstoha officers willi a dinner n Ihe (mini PBS Selection 3234 1 J Ii.iK \ Entertainment I rulay noon C:.irnpCtylii:..\9iVpi'2 .': '.. ' Girls & Boys - ——~ Summit Ilokl 2nd thru 9th grade CHEERLEADING, FRIENDS. & FUNI Call for Knoro' informalIbri* Make new friends & have furl as you |oarn chcors,,c,hants WHERE CAMPERS SELECT •: d.-incos, lumps,-parthqrstunts, pyramids, & safety. ':'-. JLolsuro Llnicf •*""•' ' THEIR OWN ACTIVITIES . .1«rwlclno .. , •••, I • worship calendar EVERYONE IS A WINNER! Also call . Everyone rccoives awards, ,1 camp certificate, & a : Clark, NJ . Pnr(imu», NJ I about 'Book packed with chcors, chants' & more! '" Union, NJ: , : •' E.Orange, NJ OPEN HOUSE blcs. This church provides barrier free ncccssl- cation program. A Seniors* Lcnmic rriceti regu- Temple Israel sponsors programs and nuKinc* KKNH.WOUTII COMMUNITY UNITED ly. Bible Study (iroup meets, 1st.nnd 3rd Mon- . Clifton,- NJ . Horizon's ASSEMBLIES OF GOD bjliiy 10 nil (services nnc! progrnmi. A cordinl larly! For .more jnf(wrnaiion, please contact.our for Youlli Groups Grades Seven liiri''n;h MirniODIST CHURCH . 455 llotilcvnrd, . days nniSOp^-.TlicLiylnp Room-: A Support WHO MAY ATTEND Tennis : Nov; Jorsrjy 1-B00-S22-4187 •''.'' This Saturday, May 20th, 1:00 - 2:30 •CAl.VAliV ASSKMIlt.Y 01" CiOD 953 W, .Welcome nwnits nil visitors nt nil of our service*. ofticc durihgi/otficb/Hours. , •' ; Twelve. We^alsoliavc a very active Sist^rlx-',,!! Kcrillworlll. Kev. I.iitda Del Sardo,1 Pastor. Group'for *tlioso ooping wllh np,cd persons - • Anyone ages 7 to 13! Coaches attend FREE & receive Camp Chcilnul Si:, Union, % ' ' Hi* hxccllcnce, Shnnnp Mi*.Love" 242. Shun- rtrrt LUTHERAN Coinmuninn js'scrved the first Sunday of each olds nvailnhnlc, 9M-B5'!'!. Por mlililional infor- . •• IVaycr 7,;!t0 I'M. pikc .Rd., Sprinjificld, Reverent! Frederick R. -CONGREGATION. ISRAEL 339. Mountain call Neil Rothstein, owner at 992-7767 OUACK' UJTIIKHAN CHUIICI!•'•AND • rnciiih. All arc welcome. - mniion, nlciiK cull Church Office (M-1\M. r Mnckcy,"Senior Pastor; Reverend Edward Mu<- Avenue, Springfield 467-9666. Daily services .SCHOOLS- 2222 ViiitthnU" Knail. I uion, . Scrvinc Church Cormminiiy for 2«7. years, Uev. ' kn, Youih Pastor.-Sunday: ,9M5 'AM .Hihle 6:30,7:15 A,M,; 7;J5P.M; or alsunsci. During : : • M(>V)C)5 Rev. Donald L^nmd, Pnsinr..l-"iiiiu - ' R.'.Siclnuy Piiicli. P.islor, 688-3164.. r School for nil tifrth elective* for mtulti. 11:00 the summer, cvcning'scrviccs al sunset. During t ( •;; BAPTIST : ;/$&i the summer, evening services' nt 7:15 P.M. \y Sun/School ririi.'fleld, Rev. J. Paul'Ciriffilh. l'lis|or. SUN-: "WhiTcihr lliblc Comes• Alivc".-2K15- Morris Nursery Care. Wednesday: 7:15 PM 'Prayer, l FIRST PRICStlYTEUIAN CHURCH Morris •\v,- .Union, ('ifl8),fi87,04»IO Kcv'iircnil Turn xtudy bclwccr(vmiph.'t anil ma'ariv, and during . DiiiliA.-McdjUilirtn; Cull cliurch office Im niort- DAY MORNING CHURCH SliRVICt; 10:30- .Pniise and Bible;.Study; .Junior/Senior High 1 ,' Ave. tmd Church Mall, Sptingficld, 379r432O.. Snilcy. 'p.nioi.iV.irlll-1. \VI3:Kl.Y ACIIVI- • the summer'monlhs.we offer a session in Jewish inforipfilion or free pneket, ' • Koirionin, Active, youth progr'nm; Croit- AMv<:nrncii si.iiobi, RECONVKNIS !/IKS'. Suml.iy: I.l:-:5 AM • Siindny Bible' School clitics, 45 iTliltules licforeminha, after whichwe Sunday Church Spbool Classes for all nitcs.'fcOQ ' .Cuilur.il.'.-Ministry;. Senior1* Luncheon.1 3rd ,'i, 15.A.M. Church is t!(|uippul.wiili a chair lii't lor .ill mics, multiple atlull elcclivcs arc offered-, join for,scu'da-shclishit fellowship. Oi>Wednes- Hoi.v cnoss urniKlt.vN CMOKCH (.."> ' a.m., Sunday morning Worship Service, 10:15 thnrsdny 11:00 AM; Womiui's Prayer Waich; : in SaiKiuary for Handicapped and F-lderly. a.*, with nursery facilities and care provided., .•I, liniinrlrr (*ii relcvanl life topics, nursery' curt*. day evenings after ^ ^0 P.M., or ma'ariv ser- Mnuniain Avy., Springfield, (201)• .VlJ-*..s;s. Music Projjn.m. Ample pntkinu. Oiurch ii. -Opportunities for 'personnel growth through A .i.'.hililri'.n's ilcpartnicnnu-ith.H puppel inihi-'.- vices, our Talmud study group meets. Sister-, Paslor Jtml H. Yoss. "fhir I-'amily invite^ Your. : . equipped will -chair' -lift. All are invited and 1 worship, Christian education, youlli groups, •:•;. • ,11:00 AM • l el|owsilip of Worship. We; hrjod meets llic second Tuesday evening of. F'iunilylo Worship will) -us. ! Worship Si-n-'ifrs. DECKS .DfeCKS welcomed with us. Forfurthcr information con-. choir, church nctivlties and. fellowship. •, i'!i'r-,'i ctlchrlilion ser\'ii:c which c;(X) ;iin MM.,!, h Ucl church office.(201). 37M351. Sundays-Church School • 9:00 a.m., Worship - ALL ANTIQUES iVnifuf contemporary jirt<) trjidiiinn;tl worship: on Wednesdays evenings. Please call our office KM.T'aim.-'.with.Stindiiy SchWil Ounnn ciii'ii "MIKE PREflDEVILLE 245-5280 1 MORAVIAN :••' 10:15 a.m.-Communion 'first Sunday of each 7Improve Your Home for informnjion concerning our NCSY youth Service, Nursery ciir'c.is rifovitlf.-*! during .W"; -. "Ciistom Built" .••>lc; weekly children's sermon, •chlUr^n's .. month; ladies Ilenovolenl Society -,1sl Wed-, WANTED Diedrich Strelec DISPOSAL MELO CONTRACTORS group, nursery school, summer day.camp, cruv, ship Services. Christian S'urscty Sdio<>l, Ki>!*'• luril:!-: 1III.I.1 COMMl'MTY MORA- , • with Gil" ''•• IKII ,t niirscry care is provided. 'i:00 I'M ncsday of' each month at 1:00 p.m.; Ijidics 1 and bur special (Vograms- al 201-467-9666. Koiiniiiii) 3:30 p.m. cvrry»llifrTiH's.l,iy. Y"i|i!i \ IAN t.'|tl!U(JI 777 Liberty Avenue, Union, pining rooms, bedrooms .• 201-635-881.5 : T • (limbers for hoys iifin 5-*/ and their diuU CHURCH; OF CHRIST Fyenlng Group - -3rd Wednesday of each monili •Additions •Roof.s DECKS i •; l'\l • !-';imily, Oospel Hour, nursery, c.iru. Office hours, Mondjy,lhni 'ntur!day9:00 A.M. FolUwship 7:00 p.m- every nitk-t iucvit;iy. : ii'Ji >2iil. Vaslor.. John Jackman, Sunday : oriental rugs, paintings •Renovations. •Kitclicna - 4:00P.M., Friday, 9:00 • 2:00 P.M.; surnm" 1 at /:30p.m.; Kaffecklalsch • I si and 3rd Tucs- Allies • Basomonls - ' ppv;i,!cJ, rehearsal for spring musical pliiyfor (.'•HUliCIt Ql CHRIST, 2933 Vnunhall Ron'd, Wmndn's.Bihlc KlinJy. Tluirsihvs',. ".\i. a.n'i", Sihool 'I; 15 a.m. Service of Worship, 10:30 .stcrlinfi.'-pdrcclln ("mures. EXCLUSIVE •Wlnrlmvi i ii3ak»nwf,i»- 1 1 1 r*>r3fl H WlmwhiriBiiy— Garagfto UlonroUlonrod Peck» lAld: Ci:JO AM rlAVI^ 'i'ViHintwIl'.'Wtllniint l Milll Mllle )i, Mtttt S.Sumliid y hours, \.M;,-2UXM10 't^M—Rn PMRbbtb J ,,.in,, \ursay proviile.l. j'lrsl Mniuay. every. - 2nd Mopdny of each month nt 11:30 n.m.;. ^old and interesting VOUVO DEALER •Fninlly •Repairs. Basemonts Cedar or pressure treated . I'MUT M,!clm|:' 7:00' I'M Hoy's -BaLlulion' -.'lO-Oflam Bihlc Study, ,11:00 Worship Service Yuler.and Rnbhi Isrncl H. Turner, limeriius, Morhin|:-Oi)l .Ministry '.1:15 .a.m llmrjj'.iv.' .•uionilj I't-llowship Hour.after Worship. Prayer Conalrudion Dobra. Romovod : Choir - every 'HiiirJHliiy in 8:00 p.m.! Jr Hiflh in MORRIS m SUMMIT Rooms '• '.|;r.ijrs ~-\2) Tuoshiy; 8:00 .I'M • bC'crcators •6:00 pm Kvcninf, Service. Wed..7:30 pm Bible Mcii's''llrcakfnsi 7;30- a.m. lini-.Samr.tr.. (iio,ip every Wcdncsd.-iy 7:00 p,m.' Iiiblc Study items tie. Mini Rollbll Oumpslbm '.'' W* will biiit nny ' W.-Hwu'-r ..Vrtilricschy: •»: 1S ' AM MOl'S,-... ' Study: We .arc, offcrinrj sFRRri Iiiblc, Corres- "T.weniics & 'llnirsilays, "I'.jrtni-', Nijilii. OLII", . i.-sVry. Wiuliuisday 7:30 p.m. Women's groups Pollowship -.1st«"'' 3rd Fritinyif oftach monih logitlmnto compolllor'o i ill 7:3O,p,ip.; Confirmation Class every Priday (008)273-4200 No Job TooSmull > -urn' mollu-r'-; of prcschonlrfs and scho6li:rK;"', ^ pomlc'rvce course wilh.no ohlir;nlion; c* (\(ivnle , Smnll Group Ministries, Spca.il stj\it-(.-< •,n,;l ; tvuvi lir.sl Tuevlay 7:30 p.m. and first 'Hilirsday .908-272-2244 .Gas grill 350 sq. ft. or mote JEWISH -REFORM 1 1 • prlco . M'.-U uirc & program provided; meets every ' Bihlb.Study in.yottr own liom'e at your conveni- -.IQachirit , scries ID ln.-aiuiintNL-i-d, i'-/-i iuniiri' ]:."> p.m." iii'inthly. Ncsv Jersey Chrysanthe- at 3:1.< p.m. Ruv. Ipfffejf A. Curtis, Pftstpr. UTHO(JI;E6 Putty .IriHurud FAST • «/fl ..RELIABLE t l r lI CLASSIC ANTIQUES From Design to Completion . :.:A.\ :!ih'Vi'ei|ne«h|y. KhOQ.AM •'. Kecnagcr ence. I'ri-.c ' for the asking. Harry Pcrsautl, TKMPU-: SHA ARKY"SIULOM" ?8';S'."' information, plL-iis(-.'c;(ll (-"U , "';''.S: >. . thilm. Sot it'ts si-coiiil l-riu:iy of month K:00p.m. PACTORV SFRUICE ' Hi!-!::StiKly, for senior ritlillu, meets every lit • Hviingeh-.tt-. Q(J8-i:r A I'raisi-, -' HOIJV TIMNn V I.liTHKUAN liill IK II tion vail tin: Church nifiu!'.' , . ML PRKSllYtKRlAN CHURCH 'u;rf.'m liihlc Hook Slurisi."-nmr«t:iy: 10:00 AM- tor; Debbie IkrRer, Prc-Schonl Direcnlr; Wil-- Worship '):lV) a.m.. Sunilay Sdu-M lu no ,uf,V GUTTERS/LEADERS I GUTTERS/LEADERS HANDYMAOyor N20 yoars oxporlonco • : CONSERVATIVE BAPTIST Ham Mocsch, I'rcsittcni. Temple Sha'arcy Sha- ' ship and CluJrch School Sundays I»I" 10:00 AIM. . W,'imi-n's I ailhliil VVofl^-K-'mU:!;; every T.nd . r-nglish Worship-11:00 a.m. CMmn.,nii.nl' ,iM . NEW-WAY : lom l< a Reform contreBalioif affilialrd; with NON'-DENOMINATIONAL Nursery Cure ilurilif,'all services. Holy Com- FURNITURE 911 KEN MEISE .-,:' . .Hvir»l.iy..l rM.i\,- 7:00 PM.iPioncer Tiirls for •' UAIUTAN R(UI) tlAPTIST CHIJRGII 611 first and-ihinl .Siirnlay. (if t-\t-n ni->rii.h ' . O NED STEVENS the Union Of American Hebrew ConcreKution^ \\t\M) (.)!•• CRACK l'F.I-l-O\VSHIP MINI- munion the first Sunday of each monih, We , FLOOR SERVICE Does Your House Need a Face-Lift? -«irl> in )iiiil'-'.iili).j'raili;sj:7;l!0 I'M;-'.Cllristian -. Rarilan Road, Crjinfortl,'N'J (Adjncenl lo Ihe' offer-opportunities for personal growth and • rr QUTTERS'LEADEPS C 661-1648 0UTTBRS& •;U-:M.I.",, HiijVuli^-lor lioys 3rd -,6ih .f.nulcs. Days Inn), Telephone 272-7088..Paslor Steve (UAHC). Shirtbat wnrship, cnclunced by vol- SIKIICS, iS't.'V, VMCA, 6R. Maple Slrccl, •Furniture. Repairs : • : ; development for children, youth, nnd, ndulls. ,'CarpotClbonlng ^UNDERQROUNt) DRAINS H ; '.' . \ituril .yVViOfJl'MS'nillh (jroup for students in 1 Niish. We ^re!a Bible centered, family oriented imicer.clwir, logins on I riday f.vcnin(',s-m K;,30 |-;i,.i:'iJuvc Mi-cling Room • 3rd I loor, Summit. • Gutter&'Leadefs Cleaned &• Flushed " -• ;': •;••; Call •• :••••.. .::'.• 1 PM. with inomhly PiimilySurviccs m ft^OO PM,' INfERBEN()MJl\'Ari();\Al.: We have three children's choirs mul an adult Floor Wnxlng .•Wood and laminate Q. Thoroughly clonnod , rri Thoroughly Clonnod & Flushod ' -.- '"lit. Iliti jji;ide<--''.ii(WOn.fll)PM t.:i)|on's.Cof- ministry. Our SCIlKDUU: include!:'.Sunday, ' Sunday .S.cl.'viei'..'.'10:30 am. A Nbrf-.. 1 LEADERS 1 1 Chancel Choir. Our IVesbyterian Womftruarc ., ' .«.|lualuc|. -"33 From $35.00 ; ' /'.'.'.-' U'^^v. . I'riiwH'-r-,'OWUT- House meets every Morning Pr.iyer-Time at.9:00 AM,- Sunday. , Smurdliyjnornjng Torali study cbiss bc^int nt ..U-n"lmnailuha1,.Fi'.lloii,shiJi which adhere !) to. Floor Ftoilhlshlng ••-' •' • ..'•$3S-$75'. ,.-. Frank's Painting & .Handyman Seryice :•'.• -. CHRIST divided inio six circles which meet monthly. •Mobile tinit o'n-sllc repair . School for All Ages at 0:40; Morning. Worship *9;1*5 AM followed by worship ai'10:30'AM'. ilii- (''race and Highl^ousness of Jesus (Titrisl! Blaaehing-Stalnlng.'-. '•'• AVERAGE Inground R.iinplpon Unclaggnti , .(AvornoHHouso)-, '•• •Cleaned & Flushed 1 CHRIST t:HUI,r flradc^ K-3; nn. Tuesday and -S,iimmil, NJ (9Otl)-273-5.'i.|'i Dr. i-'hirk-.- 1 • : ill ('K)H) .-!45-(i6.S0.. Visitors' are welcome ' tiny'Townley Church is a p'rovyiiiH'conRrcpa Minor flopnirs • lijsurocl ( SC> • '.iutrnuu? ll<>rhl; Ilihi^tnilu:^ t'kit rneetdnritri; ' 1 1 HOUSE R'opairs . NowQuttors F.Meninj1, IJiolic'er (Hubs for lloysntul Otrls. "\ye . 'Dmrjciay ^ifiemoMi ). For 4-7; 'and 'I'licsdiiy •' ,'Rilih, ScniDtMiniBler, Wayne: Ili.nlM.I, M:/,: • ASNOC.IATF.I) llllll.I . .'STI.'MEN.'I'S,- meel-' lion-of carinp people. I-'or information about PolyUrqthnno OFFICE-RESiDENTIAI. . »Leaf Screens'-Inslalletl T--" 1 upcomtni; cvenin 'uritl prof;r,um, please call the ' ,,'I''"-'.Vili i.or liifornuti'-ji U't.l-KI-iK tnlonna- iVt. the Bible do the talking!" evenings.for post bar/l>ai rnii/vah studciiisi Pre- 'ier of Miuic. Although .iffiliale'il.' wuli 11,,• uii'.i luild at .Masonic, l.ixlge,' I'll?. Morris FREB PHONE ESTIMATES FURNITURE RK:TAH,ERS c $35.00 - $46.00 Painting .Now. Rools •Installations •'...... 241-384,9 , school, clashes arc ayailahlc fnr children. n|',« American naplKl ^'hilri'lic's. I'S.-V, '.ij.d Ui , A-.*'niie'Uilion,.,S'l: (ind'lm a plan iind you're Oinrch Office, 686-1029. Dr. RrahiTi r.uL-khnff, AU DEOfllS BAGGED 2V\ ilirou^h .'1. 'llic Tcmplt- has ihe support of HH ' t/nitcd Church of Christ,' our nuuribrr-' <•••[•• •• in ill Wi; encourage ilndogini all scriptural mat-- • .Minister. • '••!.,•'• ' • ' . . FROM ABOVE 1-800-542-0267 . 908-233-4414 1 1 201-676-4813 1 KfiilrrinKin/r-ully Inmirtici lijteriur, Exterior,' Repairs . WindcAvs, Glass, Cnrpc'nlry . i iK's.f ii A I'.i l^r (; Ju'.nr:'ii »r, •[aciivc .SisTerhood,.. ilroihcrhood! find ' Yotilh from various ••religioiisb:il:k,i:roiiivl.-... :)i.lii-.t 0. .' V'.rv'.Siini!iiy.'l:3p..|'Mi-.Srnnon/l'(ipieal Study, ' S08-687-6046 MABK MEISi 22fl,49G5 [SERVICES, EPISCOPAL / service: lO'iuri, IrifantO. ihild. i-.uc. S.m.ir, , Optin 7 cfnytt V U.XIlAl.l-. S Hilton Aw.., 1V.mtli:ill,.N.>. ,•' Group. A wide riuH;e orpro|',riirns includi; Adiill :• I; 1 ill jini • lll.lik- Sludy/l'ivi>ii::ilSludy. Sunday • Free-Estimiilcs • • • Piilly'llisiirod • .S?.'U:KK V\U. SAIS'TS.KIMSCJOPAl. , School Ages 3-Jr. High,- K).0M,l I l = . Sr llv.ih i Cluin.ii ullke;- Y?(OS;-fiii7-.3.'.l.l.•• PaMiir: pr. • , .luluc/ition, Social AtiitHi.lntt'rfaiih Outreach, ,'H'HIOOI av.ail.ible for diililit-ii. I-or more infor-' HOME IMPROVEMENTS LANDSCAPING ClU:iu;H 318 Oieimut Street, Uniim ; 'Youlli Fellowship, Sunday i-vniuii;. Ay .Hv LANDSCAPING MOVING PAINTING ; '-'Marion J 1-r.inkiui', JrVl'Vslur.SutHl.iy Schuijl •• : .Siri(;ltsnnd Seniors."l nr more Inform fiiion, call ' million .call ('M)Klf.KC l')23. " ' . ' MUSIC PAINTING fi^H.7253. Sundfiy Worship Service .nt .•) ,i.tn; events Include Children's Choln • anj Itcll : ROMAN CATHOLIC PAINTING All ;I(:L'S - l>:30 .nh, |Sonii;iy'Moniiiiii'U'rtrsliip The'Temple office, O0n .VM..^3K7. ., Morning Pniycr Juculny jindlliursdjiy, 0:15 Choirs; Adult Ilil>lc: Sillily, .l'li-,ir, W,,i,i,:nv THE . PARiSIl COMMUNITY Ol'' ST. HICKMAN SrrviU'liKhjllirtj; Num-ry roajn f:icil|liev ami POTTER MOVING .Funv FREE .a.m. Ilic Rev. A. Wnyne Howcdi, Vicar mul and Men's groups. Periodically. Che 11liimui-;i. jAMKS .'15 South Sprinnficlil Avenue, Sppng- GUITAR EXCELLENT PAINTING Slwltcr's Kcjoiii • H:fiO'ani'; .Weekly live.nU:' 10%0FF .ESTIMATES Ferdinandi Ilii; Rev. Hiilip Wonj;, Aniocintc Priest. Qiiii- JEWISH -TRADITIONAL tors pcrfonn drama within the worship -.i-rv i,.,.•'. IN5URED • • •• M<'ind.iy.< -, Malf. f li'.mls Kcl.icnrs.nl,..7:30jim.;., 'field, NcwJcfSi:yJ)7n«!J0l-r//j-pO.U, SUN- LANDSCAPING .•.c5r:Sch'ool^aiurd!iy.'^cmoctc^2:30-3:O0;p.in:7 •^IoiircBniriira|i5C7DTirrt^arIoii»cn|5 rranT|KTiru: p .TiAVBuCllAllsnrSai.Ji3^.iii;7SiiHr.7aCr UGHT INSTRUCTION :z ~ " Pa i n t i ngrn-77 -Family Painting t 'TiAVVBuCllAllsn'rSiJi3B^iii7SiiHr7a"Cr Sprint;' Clo'iuV-Upji"" .Complete tanTdscaping Interior' "" •xtarloV for children- and . adults. Computer interest • include; llnbiint-fo»'lliiin;iiii.ty; g^. ' rvr u-; ?;wiii.iin sidu; -z\ ::-U%: • DK 'Grefiory '>.00,,|l):M ir.tn.,, 12:00 Noon, Kcciin'ciliniioh: •Kitclwns -THInn ' ' leaver it Pastor's hihle ClnM 7:3(> IVM.'Wcd- •C;ON(iHKfJA.TiON I1KTII SIlAl'.OM Affil- __' TRUCKING •Rock •Blue's «Pop Plastering Itrmip, fir'si StturriUyof.rr.onth 3:30-5:00 p.iri. • ni|'.hl f"'od nuts I" &« York, Cily lioiurlu M: ll,i|')!, Kisinr. WI-MKLY ACTlVnmSi SUN-* Sal, l:00-2:00 p.in...Wcc| AM •• MOKMNti WuKSHIP - -with Hr. Appllnncos, Hoimohold licum.' tteildantlal 7-.30 pin - l-'irsi Haptist Inipirnlional Rehearsal - rnilliilries. ' '. , Custom Catpcntril S]>ocin1 I.Aiul.^cnpiim IVDJCL Call for Free • ing nciiviiy ntvi itrvicr-i, cull for more informn- (i86-6773. Harold tinucininn, CnnlM; David "I lanj*. Nurscrj* is pr<''' Estimates f\iUy liMMrixl Realdantlal Commerclnl 467-6598 " t.liii's 1 1 908-686-1843 ^^-r-^ JEWISH-CONSERVATIVE Shnhhat Srrvicei • l-'rlday,. 8:30 P.M.-, Satunlay, ,9:30a.m.,ChurchWorshi|l 10:45a.ni. ', MID WI-I-K sriKVlCK - Pumily Night «lhle" Wrekdiy M»SKJ 7:00 • 0:00 am. Mirnciilotis' Lie. Nn.' P.M. 00530 908-686-6455 (908) 273-JB025 Reasannlite fUUcs •; h\tv Ks • neeilcil- (908) 687-3-11-1.: .'••• . .. 9:15 AM; 'lite riew creitivti Hlcmcnlary dny:IV.iyer Meeting ft Ililile Study .7:30 pin - 908-7554383 ; Smily will] (3r. Ijiifil! Christian Service Ilripiidr Medal Novctm following 7:30 pin Ma»i. ST. • ..TOtPLK IlETII AHM 60 Ttoiplc DriW' Hebrew School meets Sundays 0:30 AM • Rev, Oludwin'A. l ubler-l'astor,'. S fOCKADI' f:,i hoys in ihinl ilironcJi sixih PAINTING PAINTING ROOFING Sprinancitl..3760539. Perry Kaplwcl H«nk, • JlJDK Pliftl'iritlRAU 'NOVRNA -.Wcdnnt- WATER; PROOFING I'lUST IIAIMISI' Cllt:itCli Coilonial Ave, 12:00 Noon, '_• • •• : •' yy.nks. PK)NI-I-R,GIUUS I^oafiim for jtirli in. •' diiyj, 12 Noon iind 7:30pm. llolyllour forvoc- wU'llipre.iu Terr., Union. Rev. Robert'-Fox', KitWii, Kich.vd NadcJ, Cnntor. Jack Goldmsn, COMMUNITY IJNiTEl) MljniniHST firs!' .ihrtJiit'.h ninth (trades. 7:4S PM Prayer FULLV FREE President. Ilc|h Ahm ii an cgiliUriui, Comer- ailons and s|iecial intentions. Share 1IU |iower- Inierim Mitilsicr. Church phoiir, (908) TliNlI't.K isn.Alil. oV UNION 337?. Miirrut CllUltCIICIicstnul Slrecl ,t Flasl (Irani Ave; iiU'i'iinn; ('tn>ir' Ro 11 ear mi I. I fill Inlcrcessions, •. ALGARFIELD INSURED ESTIMATES MARK MEISE t fifig-4975; Sundity'scrvicrs: !l:45 AM - Sunday vativc temple, will, progrnmnilng t*or all.n^ei. Avenue, Union, 687-2120 Meyer Korhmtn, Rosclle Park..Rev. N.ilicy S. llelsky, Pastor. BASEMENT WATERPROOFING •School for «ll'uge«i U-.CW AM - Moniiris \Vori Weekday icrvi'cci (including 3und»y $venin(i .Kabhi; Hillcl Sadowiiz, Canlnr, F.stlicr Avriel; - iHloncs: (908) 245-2237; 245-8820; 2ilM?.lp. RESIDENTIAL ROOFING SERVICE aliip(witli nursery pravlsioniiivailiiblcIhrouEl" arwl Priday morning aVe caiilucwd tt 7:60 AM IVnildenl; llndmsali Cioldnschcr, Principal. Worship Services: .9:1X1 & 11:00 A.M. inour PRESBYTERIAN Advertise Your Business Service : Repairs • Replacements and MASONRY ftrailct); 7:00 I'M'- Kvknina IVaisc Service,- A'7:45 PM; Shabh.it (Friday)'e«niYift'-8:30 TemplR hrltel of Union i» a tr'aiiitiotjnl Conser-. climale conlrolled, hurrler-frcc Sanctuary. NOTE:-All copy..chuigei twill bo made in PAINTING Informnl Biblo Study. Wedncsilay: 6.-.15 I'M,- PM; Stinbbat day>9:30 AM & iimicl; Sniuliy, vaiive Congtcantion with prop.ramn for all ngei. • (Infarii and Child Care uvailahlc.ai each Wnr- coNNKCT|t.'irr I'UKKIIYTK- wrillng .tuul received by Worrall Communlly Free Estimates MiJille ScliooVSenior High YoviiliPcllowsliip fcnival &. holidny mon\ir^gf-9:00 AM. Fimily Friday Services 8:30 I'M. Sututday-Scrvicej shin service) Adult Whir. Study: 10:1)0 A.M. KI'KIA'NN CIlt.'Krin:*!CIlt'Krin , mo. Siuyvciam ,Vvc. N.ewtpapcrs, No ljilcr than. 12:00 Noon, I'rldityi POWER WASH 1 "I do my own Guaranteed Dry Basement »l llic Cltiircli: 7:p0 I'M • IMiycr Meclinf, t|iul Hi'vl children Ecrviaei nrc .conducted regularly. . 0:00 AM'Mlnchah 5:30 PM, Surulay Tiillis and .Crusader Clioir (Children ,(: Jr, High Y™nli); .m.l R1. 22, t.'nliin, Sm,iJay Church School fi prior lo die following wcck'i puhljcntibn. 6UTTERS •Fully Insured ', ' • X^ Call 1-800-564-8911 —_Hillle•Slu.lv^8^l0-I!^(—Glwit*>U'hrti[-(i>lnw» -rOur-Hol-(third»»cventh'-gnidc; M^ffVFlihlthr tnntrsmHelHireirt'" —MfJHc iuldron cliitrifiiJ'to!"- -'" D7N- ——aJOrtrflrtr.H—•rr : HANDYMAN SERVICE TJeTerences Provided t and concrete worl tnec&i cm Survlny and Tuesday*, There are for- lime PriilcipaV, GrmlcJ 'Hirec'lltroujili .Seven • A.M. Church School (Nurwry - 12th. C-irsKk-):. urns ul Oi'.IO A.M. Simd;iy'W«rililn.$i:rvlce< lit DwoihyG. • • ' • gitarahlec il" :. mal' cl.iisci tot tvolh IIIRII Sclwol *nd |yc- meet Sundnyi 0-10:30 AM and Mondays A' •11:00 A.M. Wnilcd Mdhnlnl Youth l-'rlli'm..• > 10:45 A.M. Child cine'ftfovlilcii during lll« .' Wdrrull Ciimmunliy Newipanen , REASONABLE RATES MARK MEISE Senior Discounts RtliyitMii Sclvool aued children, The- ivnnfiogtic Wedneidayi - 4-5:30 PM.'Primer Clan for jlrip (Grndel «-12):AW P-M- Santluary Choir Worship Service.-We'have »iv Adulr CIIIUIMP < 1291 SluyVeiiml' Avc, 908-541-4419 PHONE 201-923-1962 Snltirdiiy (7:30 AM). Wide range of muiical nlVo iponiofo a Nuhiery School, Women'i Grade* One am) 1\vo,.Siindnyi'. fl'-10:30 AM, (Sr. llluh Youth A Adults); Wednesday.! at Clxiir. Sound Syitrni for il'ie hearing Impaired. ; '•P.O. Hox 3109 ' l Goffi'c Hour l''ollow» Ihe Service; Ainplf park- ' Union, N,J. O7OH3 : •Vec eatlhitatea " Insured 201-228-4965 1 800-334-1822 I^aRUo, Mcn'x C)uh( youth groupi for fifth SiOO-P.M: Prayer Plume: (008) 24.1-215!!. All Deadline Thursday at 4 P.M. 'oiiparlunlliei for children, youth nnd adults In Adult Hebrew Clmiet incluilini; liar und Hal 1 BEEP 908-891-8867 choirs handbell clioin hnd Insirunienial ensem- through twelAh gmden,iind inuiy Adult Hdu- Mlavali ftepirallon • Tlmnila'yi • S-l'o PM. nre welcomel •' ' ini ,. IVuahyierian Women Circle* oieel Month-..

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o Springfield's Taub sparked Braves reel off 3 COUNTY NEWS Boston Uw women's i Mou ntai nside wi ns WORRALL COMMUNITY NEWSPAPERS THURSDAY, MAY 18, 189S SECTION B Cubs defeat O0F0jrials; a Finished careerasone of school's best ever The Braves reeled pff thrc6 more wins in MquntuirisidcYouth Baseball County ••. Susan Tmibbf Springfield,! a fcir- League Major Leaguo action. They beat the Cflbs 15.-3, the Blue Stars 8-1 and The senior .advanced'.to Ihe B- She will go down Tn Boston-Unit t> lpole ttopiltil^.•^^•tfiili|'rt|g|: nvir siamliMii at Dayloir. Regional 1 ; '"toe'Kleis 13-2. '••':',:. . . ,•, •..' ,. • '-^ .'• ,'.•; .r/ ^';-iV ''•-•' • •:'•••:.-.•'".•• Seat By Jay:pbchberg:•:'-.;,. Pdpurirndhtrn: 1982,'he,coiltiimcd On' ;'•••, When, asked tVilcfinc the .concerns riight singles finals ill each of Ihc \u-.ity luMoiy .i". one of the bc,<;t sin on 'work' programs '"should be : • Ilii,l> S'chixil hUpul Hit Boston Unii Hens'! a look at air three games; '••••.-"• 'A1 .' ..•'•' •„ • : to the borough's Zoning Board and of die district, O'Toole cringed, say- ; Hasten)'Collegiate, und Brown Invila-' (,1c pi lyu Hie women s tennis learn t . " ' Staff VVriur;;-;-'.:.:;.-: •'. explored," lie added, '.commenting'oh' ' versiiy women\; mil ( I lit,ht double title at well there til season long. Winning pitcher Mark Cantagallo struck but 13 womali Miiurpcri Ogden. •:• • • .'••;•'..';" > who'vo 'been roulel—legislation that BtiKiiw University concluded. Hie Braves 8, Blue Stars 1: Die Braves scored five runs i;Y the fourth and every- including two terms'-as mayor —; has in law liriqr leaving the public sector: .championships. In reeogmtion of her accomplish column. else taxpayers will leave the district prosumcs.)hc guilt of.law-abiding citi- lyM-OS-campaign ranked 40th iir.lhc Susan Taub one on the learn had at least one hit. Kenny Kolanko hit the top of the conler • joined Asscmblynittn Moriroo Last- O'Toi)lc,hM,dirccted his salary "as u Taiib began her collegiate career hy mulls I nib-hns been n three lime Ihu idea of writing u column ."— if not the-state" '• '•'• '.:. zens by.binining firearms.. •'•:[.•..'• ITA national rankings. 88-12 singles mark bador on the campaign trail across, public officinl; bii'clc .to.' the treasury. winning ' 1(1 consecutive matches member of the All NAC Team field fence missing a .grqnd slam by inches. His hit Was followed by key hits by , O'Toolo, whoso efforts at cutting , . "I'm listaiinch defender of the Sec- nwy ncit^it well with some rcadori EsijcxandUnioiicouiiti.es. . The Terriers were ranked fourth in Tim Scofield Palrick Barrett and Peter Klcbaur. Catchers Eric Canlagallo and "It's not about rnoncy; it's nboul ihe ond Amendment, 1 believe we.have•;;, before suffering'liur firsl deleal jn the' , She i\ t,i idiiutinj, HIK spring with i Dm in) her |iimor ycir in the fall of in Union Township, al least those • county govenimenl spending appear the 94 team I nMun (Regional which : Kenny Sullivan had.lw.o hils each. Mark Guntagallo played well.at shortstop, "I don't think anyone enn fillMau - good of Iho peoples ami public ser- the right to keep, and bear arms "for..; B-Hight •• finals ;iir' ;llte;' I!CAC ' h mhelor ol science degree in \')K') I mh » is ranked -.eeond in the whb have been the subject of some to have paid off, said he would like to. also marks their highest regional turning one ground ball into a double play. Steve Borgeski'was on base foun reen Ogden's shoes; she's one of the ,vice," he said of his public career. protection,' as well as'hunting," he .championships', < , . ' ' si He of the Columns I have yritlcn in . bring Ihe sumo level of "honosty arid Mainline limes for the Blue Stars and teammate Chris Fresco had two hits, \ most outstanding: legislators in our A trial attorney, specializing In pro- added, "I wouldn't sponsor legislation . . ..She compiled an oybrull mark of As a semoi m the fill of 1990 I nub the past. All I can say Is, liko it or integrity" lo Ihc Legislature. Indiv idually I uih c ippcd a hi(,lily 1 mil) u is one ol the top Ihrcc sin Knives ] 1, Mots 2: Kenny Sullivan had three hits, two of them homo rilns. lime, 'especially on environmental duct liability, ii)s.uriincb.'aml environ- • that would: prevent responsible indiyi- '.. .,26-1 IIB a freshman and finished her i lined All Si ite recognition enabling not... . . • r • . One budgetary aspect for, which he successful career by posting an over- jjm pliyeis in the si ile during hei Jason Oionla ind Sullivan hit back-to back round nippers In the fourth jnnmg issues," he said of,.the sevcn-icrrh vet- meninlluw, O'Toole \yas a partner' in,'-^ duals'-from obtaining:.firearms'."•'.. "'. career>v|lh an overall record of K.tt-12 ' hei In attend Boston University on a For those of youv.who do not had fonghl involved hiring private all singles mark of 22^4 and a doubles pinior ami senior ye ir. at Dayton Mirk Caul ignllo, Gionta und Too Fernandez h.id t«.a hits each Heads up out eran of ihe Assembly;who sponsored the Fairficld-based.'rinn or Piciilo, ' •. O'T(K)le, describing his niotivulion in slngjps and .40-30 in doubles; know me, I am the former manag- 'Cleaning crews to perform the custo- Kevin O'Toole slale of 14-6. Region il tennis sehol nship field pi ly was displayed by Patrick Barrett, Kenny Kolanko mil Craig Ander many bills on'air, waier and soil Caruso until becoming the chief of ing editor of our cornpany's Union dial duties in county government Seeks state office ' ...for • serving in the public secipr, , qHiilily, ' - ' ,'" •• " .- . son They combined lo throw out two runners lit ihml base, with thud baseman : staff to Essex County Executive • explained hoW he feels a personal ; Leader. • ,, " buildings. After receiving 'a 'half; suited himself as: lho antithesis of I emancle/ making, the tags. Sieve Brown scored both Mels runs ., If elected, the 3O.yelir-<)ld attorney Jairtes Treffinger in. Janiiary. stake: in how citizens treat each b)hcrV^_ •And nexl, for. those of you who' dozen bids, the county privatized the .government!;' iax.-and-spcnd inclina- In oilier games:- Amuid iiot-tet|uirc-oi4Uhejjub- arc .wondering why my name is •cleaning duties,.' suvih(> rnxpayeis ~rions7ircrCTtrl"rn!rriDllticiil 'philosophy- Cubs 12, Cardlnnis ?: Chris Perez Sanialli belted a 'three-run 'homer in the1 , training: "I've been iii municipal goy-.. problem among the ranks of Rcpubli- "I'm of. mixed parentage," ho said 'appearing here Ihis wock insleail of •". nhdii't $600,000 for, the i/eur. is not bused only on dollars a,nd cents.. bottom of Ihc sixth to give the Cubs the victory. Steve Boiiko also stroked a , enimcnt for six years. Phis there's my cu'n's; in 1991, the "boundaries of Ihc of • his Irish-American father ..arid Ihal of my boss, Tom Cunnvniii . '••'' three-run'homer, Joo'.Pijanowski went 3rfor-3 anil Alex Denny, Mail Miller, experience ..In county government and •area were rearranged lo incladc eight "Downsizing govcrninent is u must On crime, O'Toole .said he' favors Korean niQiher, who met during the. tkiit't fret ~r he'll be back next Jim. DeCastro, Marissa Basile, Mike Mnnkowski, Brendan Weakley nnd Pat iis asti|te legislative aide," be' added, . towns in Essex County.. The district • to stop overlapping and duplication of the "ihrce-strikes-and-yoli're-out" ICorean War. •"When they arrived . in week. Tom and,I will.be splitting . Klcbiiuer each hit safely. Chris Bergcski homered in the first for the Cardinals referring io his five years in the now includes Caldwoll, Cedar Grove, sorvlces,!' said O'Toole, who hopes to 'plan adopted by California and other Cedar Grove,.many of their neighbors Dayton-Regional's Gubemat and Carrel Ii selected this column on what .will probably • '.-. and Kevin Wcyvratt and Mike Anialfo went 3-for-3, James Hughes, Bric.Cali- offices.of Assemblyman John Kelly, a Essex Fells, Livingston, Millburn, bo named to the Assembly's'Appro- states.. ,'...:.''. : ' . feared a drop in properly values. From be a biweekly basis. Rut don't hold ; ' Many youngsters feelil's easier, to pay. attention m their studies hrrause of ji The dinner, set to.start at 7, is open to the public. Frank Cicarell, cxcculivc- sylir, Jolui Carlo, Danielle Pace, Lyndsey Thomas and Jcnn'iuSptidiiccin'i each Republican from the,, 36th .District, North Culdwcll, Rosehind, Verona, prjations Committee. "I'ITI now going O'T(x>le said he favors studying Ihe thai I learned about tolerance. It .has mo to IhaTTTf miiy cliniige depend- 1 their, involvement in an afier-school. extra curricular. activity. director of the UCIAC for the past 18 years.can bccontallted for ticket iiiformar ' liit safely,' .". . '.''.. '"''-. '', •' .'' • , . ! •'."•., which includes portions of Essex and .Kenilworih, RosellS' Park, Spring- '-.-through the proposed' state budget." state law on capital, punishment to certainly enriched my life. ing oh. intangibles, . • "' Some high school students' realizethat, (heir time is .limited when participat- lion at WW-fl.iHIOli ''' • •'•• '• ' >: Bergen counties. •' • : field, Summit and Union, . ' Regionalizing services is. another prepare an amendinent that would '., "My parents have always .served,as . So far ihis .column sounds pretty ing in a spoil and that they.still need io find the lime to put their studies first no.... , . : . 0'Toolo,'30, has been in public scr-" •O'Toole and Lus|bade,riirerunning area O'Toole said should be explored limit ihe course, of death sentence role models. Their Work ethic and'gui- 1 •.. The. UCIAC'. is a fnruin for the professional growth of coaches and alhlclic simplistiil, but Tom anil I felt'it mailer what.',:.•.' •. ' ,..-; •••••- ...:'••-: '..., ...'.'•.••••.•' vice since the early '80s.' Beginiling as unopposed In next month's Republi-. as a money-saving move. • ' • •appeals to one year. • dancc have been a blessing in my per- ' These kids'iuaylW called scholar-athletes. The cream of the cropii^Union • administrators in Ihc cpiinly, which sponsors, more lhan 30 lournhments for White Sox |)|it on best to loi.)lll. of yoii know what a volunteer.for Iho Cedar'Grove Fire' ' can primary. '' ', ' •.'..".'•• ' WIHIC O'Toole ihe candidate pre- The feasibility of putting inmates sonal and professional .life,'" ho said. . County are set:to'he honored. ' ',.• ..;.' ' •': • V • '.' ""•'. •:'•••-•" -\ , • hoys and girls. •' • .•' • • ' •••.•:'.'''•'. .-' .••..••' • , ''.'', ••".•.,: '.: •'-•''•' "'• was happening to avoid confusion Whcif ihe tfine comes lo shine a sp'ptlijjhl on the best'and brightest'Union' • II riniks as the grand-daddy of athletic associations in New Jersey, and is rec- when render's see n)y words.instead • : : Coiinly athletics has to offer, the Uniou'County Inierscholaslic Athletic' Associ- ogniyed as ;i inodcl forone of the most successfui scholar-alhlele awards prog- thei r h itting 1H oes Of. his., '' ". •'.. •".' ' ••".. : ation-steps to the. forefront... . :,',••. ' ' '. \i. • rams in ll\e slate. .••... ,' : ' . ,. • '...r. ;"•' .', '•.:!• . Now that I'm beginninij l(> sQtlJe A fatnily*s nig in Holocaust book •into my new role,.! hope I can The lXth'unniiul Scholar-Athlete Awards Dinner, sponsored by the UCIAC, •';•'.. «y Boa Smith Zylbcmian explained iluil llie man- copy editor,: And:a friend, AarbriEllis, the fingers on 'his hands; "I just Here are.the 19.95 .idiion Cininiy scholar-nllileles: ..'.'•' . . .: Score 3i runs in 3 victories begin, to focus more on some mat-' will iaki| place tonight al Ihe WestwoodBanquet Center in Garwood.' : 1 1 Stall' Writer uscript WIIS.completed '.two years ago "helped wilh the final editing and a want, to share my feelings with the • ' .•l^iys:CVanford:. 'J,ii sti'ii;Bc,tgc.ir..paylon , lors of interest Ihroni'.hoat Union The UCIAC, established 57 years :lgo, honors boy and girl scholar-athletes 1 When thcYM-YWHA of-Green' and when every publisher he book publisher was instrumental'.in' outside world, and lo show that a pcr-i Michael Pontl. Goven)oV:'iiViligsion Regional: Josepl) Hubert,Hillside:,Roger The White Sox.'scored 31 runs-in n home run for Ihc Orioles, and team- County.and ijiat doesn'l mean just, Trptneacli school and honors.twii'adujis from the county each year wilh a Dis- VVingiili;. Johnson RegiiiiVal: vBenjamin "Axelrad and Selh Axclri(d; Linden: • yic!ones^oyerjKe;Roy.ais,>.Orio].cs:.and.... mate Jeff Schullz stroked 'a,triple.: Lane, Union, offer.s. iiiiisplay of hooks approached gave him , u negative , •rjnalizing.,Zylberman's work. son: is b'oni. pure and. clean-.and,'the. coiinly government. It' means mat-, 1 tinguished American Award and an Outstanding' KUiJcalor. Award." '/on sale on-Slmdiiy, "Refleclions'of.a response, ; lie said, "I got. st) disgiisled; ' "I'.hml Awanic'd.my booli. io be. pub.- • only changq'comes about by the ciiv.ir' ' Pirates jn Springfield, Junior-Baseball •. ' Whltii Sox' 10, Plriites,-4r Ross /icrs idai are,6f concern lo,residents - ..liarl'O! Ik-iiigl.iptl, i'1'liied'.loachc.r, coach•aiHliiil)leiicdii'Cc'|W:JU,R'|il)Wi\y Ulgh -., Troubled Jouniey"by Jacob Zylber-^ • It (ook. me so many years io work on . iished but the publisher wuhlcd a lot roniiient and.;the •upbringing. , : League, Minor League action.. ' ' ••.Krayciz belted a sjiigle;and do.nblp, ;qountywidc; •'••:. ..'•:•'• ' '.-';•'. 'School, has been sclcclcil to receive Ihe l')'>5 |)islii)giiishcd.Aiiwr'icini Awarcl. •man \yill:'bC among them: • \ it, I put my' heai;i and soul into it. So, I... . of Wo.ij.ey/' he said. "So, a friend, gave-: "Hate,'' he:. roi|crntcd|'."is .not.far" ™~Here's ii IpoTat.llVe.tHree'contests:" Had a sacrlficeflyiiiKl drovo in three ' '•,'•, I'm feeliiij! Refreshed'now.'tliai' went over tlic book wltli afeW friends .The Rev.Paul R. Manning from Oratory Prep ill Summit: will 'received the '-Kc-vi|i I'leiisaui. Scqicii,,'i?luin!i:-';^diiin ,0(iie: .Siiminii:, Carl DeMuth. Union: •White Sox ^RoynlsSi.Tlie White _ ' The book, which Zylberinan, 75,, ' me the nairte of.a printer lind u boivk around'the iionibr of love, .artd.Jl is' 1 runs, He also j)itcliecl~the final, two \'m back- front-.Vacation, which, ninth'.Outstanding luluca.lor Award, „ • ' v.':'.>","..."'•• .-'...- had 'Written about his experiences in": cif mine,' and one 'friund. got in touch, • •thill- wiis1 printed by him. And • wti'- 'much stronger, and thtcworld'kiiowo 'rimy DiCi.iiH'alMii.Uniu|i.'0|(lio(i'(;jlohn'Ra,foi|, Westficid: RoDcrt.Sc|iundie'r. . Soxusod a bb'rhblriationo'f cllitch hil- 'innings. David Bertsoh'y had an o'xtni-' was .'more :•' of ii- lry-io-igej-: • A' total Hi.'-16 Union County sch'nlaMi'fifc"ics' for llie; 1 '0')4-1>5';^cIioo 1 year will;' Poland, during the Holocausl find . will) a relative in Connecticul who has became the best of friends." about it." • ". ',••'.• .. ... 1 ting.aiid strong pitching to eam their base'hitnndi-wb.RBI, Anthony DcNo-" every! hi rtg-.I.-hiul-to-get -done' ; Cirls: BiMiecljciiiVuv'Acadeiiiy:- J6|i(ihie. DeCoo. Cranford: Katie .Donnelly.' a Ph.D. He road it, and his criiicijsin also be'holioiyd,ll i'i»i.i'i'ihis group ol'^youiipslers recoiiinicnUeii by: Ihcir princi-' ' which be couldn't sell to publishers, The Y, he.said, distributed more At. Ihe end of the book, his'older 1 1 third straight victory.. Ross Kravclz . colo belled'a.double apd drove in a break than a vacation, and ready to. : 1 .Diiy|iM)...Ui!giiinaJ'. .•^•j'BJli\.;.;(i:jit.r)i:.Hi': !'''.j[tli/iil>cth: Nicole','Pahricahl. ..Governor and his ideas were quite constructive: |'.il..ilic'.\i'ivsiii:iiM is NV.ilia.'iX. (,i,ivili.'ir A .^.uxl (buys! and UUIUM! 1... Duncan •belted a'.homo ru.h und.single and had run and Jacob FcUlman. pitched the. published it himself with ihe financial than 200 copies. When he sells the • brother; who was a survivor of the . LivingsnVn Uegioniil; Ki-lkt|t'ic Hcflty; tliilside: Sikiial Ali. Johnson Regional:, B»-.",.' •. .•'••' : . "•.•';:;• :•' :: 1 : Awaril'(gii'ls)"will he sclo-led: llothCianU'lTaml Duncan.were former executive g four .RBI for the White. Sox, who , first two innings, iarcd Weiss,reached 'assistance, of his brother, Leon, ii "I had written it in the first pcrsori, book on.May 21, be will do il just lo Concentration carnp, Mnidanok in l T K kiji h^ Li S K Mh S One thinf; last week's lime off, . :ciiivclois .of the UCIAC. 'V •'• V'. •"• ••• • • '•' :''• ' l.ynnc Tessi'er, Kent I'lacc: k;ijjici.-l lerhst^ Linden:. Sharon Kukal. Mother Scion: ..•SlrPteLcigh! hiK,i,,Cory_an(LBx?lt_B.cr- base three tinies;, had' one, RBI and Holocaust suryivor.; ,! ' ":.'. and he said il'would be better for me cover expenses. "I'm not Here to make Poland, a death camp, like Auschwitz, . v ) allowed me to do was caich up on •-- • v~~? *i'r\V V\y*. i'V icii • r» ':"" y,vi" ' hi addition, the f5iri?!,iin~Sklo7',ikTs' NIoni(irfrir-Scl\olarslVi[V»'iiri^|Tr^s O'liieir ~-Vicloria •rielle'ri.-Newl i;iwitit'iie'e^l'iiti:ici'a-I:IeeMtii^Oak-KnollrK-irstcir gerjilso" hit safely and Cory drove in scored twice. Erich Bulhmari hajl two • "And I will rely on'lhjc'morc inlejli- to be a'fly on ihe wall — to.pul it jn . •m'oiioyidiU-of.it,yiioshrugBetlv'si.rcleh-.. ; soine reading. 1 rfad through''an \o a worthy scholar-it 11 ileloTtiMiit fnionCounty who shows need anil: is active ill: ... ..I'lainficUl: Alicia Jlightnwcr. ftimwilyr'.Miirissa |)ul rcesq,:iind Nicole Klusew- HreU • with a double. "Jiired. Weiss' hits and five RBI for Ihe Pirates,. gent people to read it," the Onion resi;. the lliird jiersoii," Zylberrmin. said;' assortment 'of. news magazines varsity basketball. •, ' ' ... :.. • • • . •..•.••." ... icz; Roselle Catholic: Stacy Nowak. lioseile Park: Alyson Nilche. Si, Mary's: . dent said. He will have a table with "I-fis encouragement .w;is so great, I drove in Ihc game-winning run wilh a, which had piled up in my room, :' Hliziibi'lh Iliidi School athletic director Kay Korn will servo as toaslniitsU'r. . Miclieie Mosi|uera,'Scotch I'liiins: Natasha Viisav;ida. Suniiiiit: Turn Woolford. . keyhit..Pitchers Jacob Feldtnan, who Springfielcl legion |he books on exhibit, and ulthoiigb the. decided to'go with il. I took all-lhe anil found.some interesting tidbits n Union'Counly Supciinli'ndunt of Schools Dr. Leonard D, l'itts will be the fea- Union: Kelly Kujick. Union Catholic:. Laura. Wiscliusen., Westfield; Taryn'. . book.selisat_SJ4. 5, there will be liiii- : Frankly speaking had a hit and scored two runs, and tryouts this Sunday of njws rcf!nrdjijii'_jhe Oklahoma,! . lured .• speaker. •,-•.••.' • . • .•'''. •'•.-.• *•'.••'. • McKenna. •"'•' . ' ' '. ' " . • ' ' •' '. :" iled ecliliofi.s,selling Tor $10, ,• ., pages,, (.streamlined it. into;2X8." t LU]f^Qyal8___H3pringfic|(| American Legronbiisiv' City explosioii.... •."•' :' '.••;•' .Zylbernian explained.:.that two to one Int. a; long tuple by Robbie- hnjr •„.,„„ iri,r,,,i. gcr. Wliite Sox leadoff batter Anthony Ciiust.' Rilihor,' il is presented n's an their feeling —oinoa.way, explaining exclaimed. '. ' - - More infnnnaliqn may he obtained plant in Linden. • , ' l)ayl"n"s, sol'lhall team slipped lo O-IO with the defeat, pulling in jeo- DeNocolo. opened ihe first inning odyssey of a young boy going from the und result of a civilization gone- Zyiberinan published the book Dayton Regional High School by calling Sy Mull man at : The two came to mind because I mnipr Hack and field standout Jodi, pardy ilschances of (|iialifyirig for the slate playoffs in.Norlh Jersey, Sec- wii'l'i a'Single, igniting a 10-ruii start. one country lo another mid then.buck. ber/erk, It is a journal ofilyoung boy, himself. The front and back cover was 201-376-5920, evening!!. '• was reading ;iibout. how federal Ross Kravetz belled a double and It is a tale of three countries, Poland, his childhood, adolescence and, jituder w:i« a two-time winner at last lioh .2, Group 2. Teams.needed In l>e .5(K) or heller at the conclusion of .investigators were working to see done by an artist, Joe Tcnnereli, and 1 single and drove in four runs,..David Soviet Union and Germany," he1 said. adulthood." . • '. Saturday's Mountain Valley Confer".. gapies played .on last l-'ritlay's (May 12) cutoff date 16.qualify.' UCT SB,final Sat. if there was' |i connection between liis wife, Mlliza Godzieba, was the Rcrtschy ' had two singles and two oe.nce Track and Field Championships Scoit Retltly drove in tl'iree.runs lo lift GL pirsl .Daylon Regional, lie . Union .will face Westfield in.Satur- right-wing activists and accused 1 Iini,.Jacrib Fcklman added two.sin- held.ii.Ridge High School in Uavkinp helled a twii-i ini triple in (he sixlll to help the I lighlanders lake a 'J-3 lead> diiy night's Unio'n County Tournii- federal-building homlicr Tim Kidge. ' '... V . ' • ; leaniniale Sieve Richel hulled a triple and single and drove in/two runs, gles and Lisa Clark drove in two runs ' ment Softball final al 7:45 at Linden's • Tin- iVo fli'vVs pinpn- 1 Silh a big hit. Louis Sarracino belted Memorial Field. h-ltfiVA^o-set-thc stliuul letnul'* Jason Purr/ siiijktiJl fiHIi single's iintl drtWe. mil run lor Illc'UuIlUogs. zines suggested that militias, survi-' in'the high jump" at'5-3 during 'last, Ciiiveriior I.ivin'gsion, llie fourth .seed, weiii on to heat fifll'i-sceded The growing number of'scams and. from'a'Customer's, account. . • ' "If you have any doubts, call the .local • •'• •- , .• • ' .• , .1 ' ' ; "•'•• ••• ••:••• •:. valists, shortwiive radio users and : con-artists who have'been bilking citi- During recent-'months', elderly-per- authorities immediately."' month's Millbunl Relays, won [lie Railway 3-2 in HI innings last Saturday in the Union County Tournament auli-lax groups may have, had : zens out of their "hard-earned money" sons'have been approached by stran- First Assistant Prosecutor Michael . .Mountain Division high juilip al 5 2 quarterfinals.' ' ' :• .' < "•." • some involvement in organizing 1 Comanches outslug Mohawks has caused Union-County Prosecutor gers who ,ask them to pui up' "gwul J, Lapolla, who recently spoke, uv a and Ihc' lonj: jump at Ki-lfV , . • Mike (iuithi coiiiiecledavn a sacrifice Hy lo lie Ihe game at 2-2 in the last month's bombing. 1 There was'plenty of hjltinK and nm-sc(iring diirilii; la'si week's Coin.iiicl'ics Andrew..K. Riiololo i\\ io issue a faith" money' in orcloi lo' share in group of citj/ens in Elizabeth con- ""' AnVela.falTelli, DayKin-'s WI4-05 •hoiloinof ilie.^e'veuliri'i'ir llie home team. Cil.. scored Hit winning mil in It was ''noted.in both magazines vs. Mohawks game in the Mountainside Recreation Commission.Youth Soft- county wide' alert. ', unexpected fortunes, hy phony con- cerning con artists .'technique! and' inr! , scholar-atlilele, • captured' ,'lhe Ihe bottom of llie lOiii'when f 'raig Conway siugle'd honie Reddy. who .thai McVeigh had attempted to'sell' ball League. : ;' '• •. • :".• ' . . The prosecutor said he decided to • tractors offering 10 repair chimneys . consumer nim-flain techniques,' said Miniiitaiu Di\'tsic>n :1 .WO'inek,']- run. had a'acliedon a single. Winning pitcher Marc I.c/.inski improved to 4-0 weii|yins' through Spotlight, a._ • The.Comanches were able.to produce just a bit mnre-offense-in-posling a have fliers printed for'distribution' and driveways and I'akmg'cash after residents shbul.d check identification .V • jhe scni(>r's' wini«r\i; lime \\as • •by throwing a .cninple.'|e:gaiiie fi.ve-nillcr, striking out 12-and walking six, newspaper .published by Liberty 'throughout the'.County after learning' 'only puinting them with'chenp coal- of meter readers' and any contractors .I'hnlii l\y Murk '...5:-J'J.5.' ' ' ''.'•'• • . ' • ' !' .'I'l'ie. I Iff seniilinals this Saturday at Railway's Veterans Field will .17-11 victory.. • •'.•'.•, • , . , • . . •• Lobby. 'I'he right-wing publication : from, law enforcement groups and his , ings and by persons'.claimii)g to be -and/check with chamber of coinnier- North Plainfic-ld Vhesteil Daylon consist of (II. vs. lop-seeded and 'defending champion Wesll'icld al noon .Suzanne Hopkins, Jcnna Frcudenbcr.gcr, Cliris'line In'iernicola hnd Kalrina .would ..Itiive, provided; McVeigh., Union-County Freeholder Frank Lq'hr' acknowledges. , ki'ijional 137'/. -67 io win the Nloun-. '.followed.hy siMh-seudp.d Scutch ['Iain's vs. secoiul:seeded liliza'bclh.iit3 Blnsi belted htimers to. help: the Coniiiiiches .win tlieiv second'.game. ••' "'own staff of the ways that .'.swindlers bank eilipliTyees'cliecking oirsavnigs. ce,-cdfislimer*affairs netwonks; or bet-. '.Suminit'sCoJTimon Gp.uncil.for its hard work in com- with an ntidicnce lo which he could : : cheat people,, especially senior, account discrepancies. , • •ter business bureaus" to avoid .'lain'l)i\'ision girls' lijle aiiirRr^elle p.HI. '.'.'• . ' '• • •'".•' . . . Marissa DeAhna had two hils, one KB).and one run. Marlene Lourcnco •Sell arms, it was alleged in Ihe pleting a new City Hall..Lehr's'comments came May 1 i •'.V' ; citizens. . . :'.•'.' "We want every .citizen to be wary problems. ' . ' \\(,>iii the l>oys" cro\ , ii.' ' PrioV lo fitlling.tii.Cil,, I)ii.yton'.s Softball team ponndeil New Provi-. tripled.and Lindsay .VUichakis mnde .two outstanding plays at s'econd base. magazines! . • ' • : 7 at' the Grand Summit Hotel .during 'a brunch,' v • Elizabeth Billy, Jaime Kar'diis, Katie Kimball, Dana Mc.Curdy, Deirdro Nor- Riiololo said I'a'quenrly ihe thieves ol swindlers with .honest faces or ..... Persons-ciuig'hl and arresied .in . which was followed by a. ceremony dedicating the ' Ki;lj;e'caplure

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THIS COUNTY OF UNION, NEW JER8EY IN irihules, has argued lhal Kcan Col-. • world decided to destroy the' beast lhal ASA Per Roll planning for this spring," ho snid, "with die full coopcrti- a Negro .spiritual arranged by L. Brown. STUDY 8HALL BE KNOWN AS THE, illations. Including applicable) EGO provi- under ihc Consthution, all citizens-. : "ROUTE 82 - MORRIS AVENUE CORRI. , CONJUNCTION WITH THE NORTH sions will bo nppllod. Tim DBE pml lloru causcd, il.. .' ': ,: ,..' -.; . , • JERSEY TRANSPORTATION PLANNINO . legy of New.Jersey ailniinlnlriilow . ' arc granted ihe righi to free travel. : SL'II. MR' lion of the'Rov. Wayne Bowers, vicar of the church.": Kc-Zhen, jajd Wong, "is the former chairman of trie . DOR STtJDV.".-.- -,i.-..'... . • ••••-. goal for U1I0 projopl ltr-10%-j$t. -0or 100 13.5-12,.... $1.30 , - Tho Couniy or Union In conjunction wllh : AUTHORITY AND THE NEW JERSEY' . nnd QBE llrms aro oncqUranad to anplpl y ordered him 0,111 of his posi as lead-' The manner in-which citizens arc [ ."And,",,Zylbcrman said, wiili'11 Wong oxplnincd that the "internationally-renowned bass -.- voice department of Shanghai Conservatory of Music', a^d iho Township or Union desires to looK.al INSTITUTE OF TE^CHNOLOQY, WILL Thl« pro|oot In 100% federally funded by Iho shudder, "history has a tendency lo .100 135 -15:.,..•.,>..... 1.85 L'Oillll |1L' both the long (arm and ehorl lorfn solutions RECEIVE 8EALED PROPOSALS FROM l-odornl Highway Admlnlalratlon (FHWA) er of ilie, Zionisis' Associniion of. •controlled and ihcir rights limited,, yocalisti Wen Ke-Zheng, who has performed more than , is not only a vvell-knowri voice educator but nlso a highly SUITABLE QUALIFIED CONSULTANTS/ Ftoqueile lor an RFp Documoni enn tin lo IMIgalo iho Impact ol dovoloptnenl In this 1 TEAMS TO: •K'ean because ll relied Upon Ihe. group members iirgubd, begins repeat itself. Thai is why the world, .100 135-24...' .L.,.1 .95 1,500 concerts in China, Japan, Russia, Macao, Singapore, - acclaimed bass vocalist, Ho.hos giyen liiorothan 1,500 perr corridor. Roy land rodevelopmant bppor- mada by mall or phono |oi Mr. Ronald S buy virlual lunllloo ORlnf which nood labs Integrated CONDUCT A STUDY OF THE CUR- Woenmg, Principal Transportation Planrior word of Sjinilighl. Shellon says when citizens get a Social Security .should never forget, especially ihosc Hong Kong and the United States, will bo featured. lie hiia formaiiocfl'and sang moro Uian 500 pieces of music during ;lnto on pvorall rodovolopmAnl scenario RENT AND PROJECTED TRAVEL PAT^ Bureau ol Transportation Planning, County 100 135 -36...... '.£.2§ roqulrlng- trnnnporlallon .aoceas TERNS IN A CORRIDOR BOUNDED BY of Union, P.O. Box 2007, WostTlold, NJ Keiuv fttWicd him.after Spbilighi card. " " . -, '-.: ,." .' who experienced it, who went through IT Sl_T\ KV III able, l.cl our n rcpertoiro of moro than 400 songs and will be performing ' Uio past fivp deca'dos. Hc.h'as; won mariy awards and has 1 THE CITY OF ELIZABETH ON THE EAST, 07001-2807, (900) 8S4-9400. Improvfcmonl's. . • -'. '. AND THE.CITY OF PLAINFIELD ON THE^ All proposals fnual bo rocolvod by iho alleged Shellon had harassed one the-'thorny road lo succumb. Many 200.135-15 ;..1.95 -.'.- many Weil-known opera arias andpopulnr folk songs." been invited throughout the world lo perform his musical . .' Several Important traffic generators exist WGST.IN ORDER TO DETERMINE THE I was reminded of ihis •aficr .si svslcin icic - within tilltills corridorcorridor,, notablynotably,, KoKoaan Colleao; closer ol the business day on Tliaadny, . warped minds have (iho -audacity to recitals.".". ••••' '.'•• •• ! :• -.".' ' •.;'• ' • • IMPACTOF REDEVELOPMENT POTEN- Jun. 20, 1003. ' • of ils adverljsers. Since Ke.an was reading dial iho vehicle McVeigh 200 135-24+3 .2,55 Following iho'boss vocal recital, there.will be a six- > SchorlngPlounSchorlng-Plounh CorporslloCorposllon nqd Ell-, TIAL WITHIN THIS STUDY AREA. THIS 1 •deny Ihe fads of yesterday.. —^mis-puM-Dccumbe.', Wen wnrnrviltd l» »in Haiidd'a U5292 Worrall Communlly Nowopnpom nlUiwTnp Shellon 10 list- ils facili- was driving was pulled'over by a lor >on. We also pnu ide cuslom support services £omsc£hinu.sc. liuffui.Tliu mm ij j>i/ lor adults nnd; K approxlmntely 14,000 trips nro made Into- May 10, SO, I09B " —: jruii" KOy-^o)- "nn'rl il i 400135-iK..'.:..:: ... 9m liVs in l"i ri'prc"iniliili»ii of l|)e - "Il is urgent." he declared. children, all of which will support tho comer's work at tho 'Messiah,' as n- bans soloist: with tho Weslchesler Choir." this aroa dull/. Thus; this study will propose : " ;c offtcu Ui 1 sovoral oconarlos for. IrahsporlallOn. now clefunci ZAK, Kcan, accord- upon ihc younger generation to carry' lo help vim fInxni*ih Ihe hiikliim and posl-;i\v;ird Those who ire interested in attending llib'Muy-2-1 vocal - - ; ; \A/e want your news car had no license plates. One of Chinese Mission of St. Luko and All Saints Church. domnnd managonwnl. slrdtegloti In Uie ,.,||ie. iprch i-lp s,e,c, lhal the blunders of 15 Roll Minimum' recital and dinner can call Fa|hcr,Wong nl'688-7253. Roulo 62. corridor. . -. -. ... . Your organization, should be gelling ihe publicity il deserves nnd we would ing.: lr> 'Sheluni,' jipparcnlly was ihc articles,noted that McVoiglV's" processes. Rc-Zhcng will bo accompanied by Whng Qiu, n plmiist, A maxlrnum ol $110,000,00 In matched swayed lo direi'l Shellon not lo use' yesterduy'nol'ihe repealed;" , "II will bo a wonderful afternoon," ihe minister, said, funds Is Available lor this study aarolfows: like to. help. We have n-publichy.handbook which explains how loicll ym lu-licf thai travel was. a freedom nnd the-prpgrnm. will feature Italian, German, Russian and $90,000.00 Is nvrtllnbla for cdnsUllnnt sor- 1 • Zylbennan's hook is about his life "And il will help to add culture to Union while supporting story.'We would like lo publicise your club.church, Jiporls, school news, cic colli-'pc i'adliiies anymore. .was apparently the reason the car County Film French music, including arlns and compositions by Citkio-' Wcos. This Ir. to bo mnlchod by $12,000.00 as a child in Warsaw, Poland, and. Call our Procurement Assistance our work hero."...,.' In ouppon sorvlcoo Irom Iho County ol •If you have.an idea for ;i picluro or slory, plciise let us know. If you'd like u Shellon. 'wlio wits no longer it, wa. s wjthoui pliucs. ' '••'• *ra, Handel, Bcoihoveh, Schumann, Tchaikpsky niid Faust. 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R4 _ THURSDAY. MAY 18, 1995 — WORRALL NEWSPAPERS WOnnALL NEW6PAPER8 - THURSDAY, MAY 18, 1995 - B5 ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT horoscope ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT Elizabeth Playhouse pays Resident forges musical path May 21-27 Main Event slated in Summit lly.'Usn Ann Kntltlo to Nine Inch Nails much but half; Ellen Winet?ky of Linden, a mem- mance will include both her insights tion under the auspicics of the WEDDINGS Arts mid Entertainment Kdllor way, through the album people tribute to founder's teacher ber of the Main Event commltieo, hits on her lifeof political activism as well Women's Division of the Jewish Fed- started telling us we sounded like ARIES -March 21/Anrll 20 announced the seventh annual Main as selections of songs from her varied eration of Central New Jersey, tradi- Customized to your ntfeds and Hillside'resident Greg 1.. Hincs lly^lso Ann Bnlllto iho troupe to interpret, Seinoncs also serves us tho play- them. T picked up their albinn anil 1 Problems could nrlse In ihe work- Event on Tuesday at the Grand Sum- repertoire which have become part of tionally attracts more than 200 budget, A sumptuous full lives by •the theory''if you want, ''•' ,iP. . Arts and Enlertnlnmcnt Kdltor• .- house producer. ' place Ihls week. Although you mny knew we had a market." mit Hotel, Summit, at 6:30 p.m. Spe- ihe American "folk memory." : women from throughout the 30 com-, something done, do ilyourself.- Many people are dnfamiiinr wiih the Works of Gumey * . "Il is very God-liko to sec a piny you've written come lo think you're being litaled' untnirly, . course dinner, courteous.' • In addition to having a modem you must loqk n( the, big jilcluic cial «ucst Will be Mary Travers, of The Main Event, the largest munitips which.moke up the federated Mines'is tjic songwriter and sin- . Norman but n .former student thinks they Shouldn't' he. life," she sqid. "Plnywrilcrs never grow up; we'have-Ima- service and elegant atmosphere sound, iho band's name, House of before doing anything, rush. Pcrimps Peter, Paul and Mary. Travers' perfor- community-wide fund raising func- area — Union and Somerset counties. ger for n new (cchnn-roek (inulp, Kinon Sememes,-n founder'of the pliiabcljh Playhouse, ginary friends and we get to siiare them wilh others. III Repute, was selected, for, its there'll nomethlitg you're dolnp Upto 250 guests, l.lcwse of 111 Repute. Ttic. proiip- 'has Adapted her Univtrsity of Kentucky professor's book,. "I act as. the... producer aud other people .handle other wrpng.lt in pdmlhle. nfler nil! Hiol rct-cnily-cut adenio i;«t>e ul'ils )>ro- • appeal id meiiibcrs lif Generation To join the. members of Women's •! • Banquet Faclllllcs for Business' "Kiitl'nlks," and is giving it Its world premiere on the play-, areas such as casting; we luivo n very well-defined process nl Ihlngs frdm another perspective. Division at die Maih. Event, a mini- diiction studio, Rc("i(>n XIX Pro- X, whom Hines believes arc .often' .'.'•• \ .' ! . . hmisc'si'iific. The story is nbout Wiljus Collier nnd his visit hero, We,don't have, a huge company but we will have •.Showers •PartieV. written olf as lacking ambition. • ddncert series ends mum $200 gift to; thb 1995 annu«I ductions in Hillside. Hincs is now . with his family in Kentucky. Tlio story is written in Ihc •auditions this silmmor tO Till in the cast," she said. concentrating on gcnernlinp1 Interest • "A lot of tilings have bad reputa- TAURUS - April 2l/Mny 21 Crescent Concerts will'conclude its M«slcal selections jncludo "Saka-, campaign Is required. ConvefTTor thb . tradition I'f Appalachian storytellers. In addiliott to her j>lnywriting, Semones is working on Don't Inke tile easy way out .when IC Evor Friday iii his music. by bringiiiil ii to radio, tions that are not always deserved. 1994-95 scries with a vocal program ra," a Chinese folk song; "Hay Ibong evening is S55, which includes a - • "1 loved ihe book and I .thought it would be a lot of fini io her'firstnovel. Shesnid this is her stronger suil because she comes to on Iriiporlnnt endeavor. Go Saturday llS stations and hoolciftg concerts.; People in bur' il(;e jjrottp have a entitled "Music of Many Lands," Sun- Karnnla Knnia," a folk song of the champagne feccplion.as well as "din- set' il on stage," Scmonefl said. ' has more .experience In fiction. The story, is set in Virginia the extra mile and II will be Mire, to ATkbO reputation for not being motivated; day at 4'p.m. In tho Crescent Avenuo Philippines; ''Feller from Fortune," a ner and Ihe program. Mines' said lie h'as'beeti. Involved . While Seinoncs haskept her singe version close to.Nor- • • in lilt '70ii_nhd is aboiif a young Appalachian1 girl, pay off, You'll be glnd you did. in music'for alirtut' 10 years, oripi- .' wo are, not Mypical' Generation Watch what you sny around those Presbyterian Church in Plalnfield. Newfoundland folk song; and many man's book, she had to make sonic cluinges in order Id "Appalachian stories take place in the Shcncnclonh ' Viil- you don't know Ion well. You could Mnln naliy writing soups lorotliet.artists Xqre," ho ssi.d, • ; Directed by Ronald Thnycr, musl- others. • . • For further informatio Greg L Hlnes make the ndapllon work. • .. ••' Jcy, nnd.il is basically what wo call the nil of 'sntx»kerinn.' id1- itihh fimf l hl ;,;. Jliitmi points to iltcsiwn \y\i^ im cal director at the Crescent Avenue Itckcu lor this concert are $10, $5 bvent, call Alicia Zuckifr/at thbfcdcr- to prrlonn. ~ : ' ~~ "Uasically, you takeihc book's framework bm yon can't -.' Tlio stories have a dry humor, and are basic-storytelling," deeply in your nmulhi /.nnqthcroneofHouscof 111 Reputes someone, from afar doesn't mean Churoh, the Crescent Singers will per- for students,and seniors. ' allon, (908) 298-8200, "I wasn't that satisfied with pi;o-. have inner-dialogue, in a play, For'Instance, h, ihe hook and Tust« of Kurnpi strengths. A poet, Ilincs said Ills' yon • love them any less," Mines Scmoncs said, ' ' ' •.-. , : forrri folk and art songs of-China, Iho pie's imcrpaMaiion of my lyrics and Wiljus is on his back-thinking of his gr.mdmoihei ^ on lyrics, arc. llierary-bascd and hnvc ; .said! Even if Scmone's first novel Is a Success, she r'emai.is 6EMINI - Mny 22/juHc 21 "Philippines, Mexico,.Nowfoundlnnd, I wanted to have' control over the couldn't'have. that, on stage, So-1'made chingts md Don't Id ncgrilive dltiltides gel yoii ..-•• '.* Lisa Batitto, Editor t more meaning than lliosc of other "'Are You My Eve?' is about a comnnlted to Ihe Elizabeth Playhouse, which she views as Ireland, Germany, Ihe United States presentation," lie said; "We. started invented characters," Scmones said, adding Norman was down. Keep youroptlnilRtlc, cnllHisi- . - - .©Worrall Communlly Newspa|5arB Ino. 1005All Rlghlii RB8orvo,d u 2443 Vauxhall Road, Union • artists. •• , • ••••', mart searching for a soulmate but lie nil unpoilant asset to llle.ciiy. aiid other countries. The-program will up a production company and "excited" when lie learned of her project and K ,iticmpnii|< nstlc approach' and yo'u.'rc si|re!-lo! Organization.-! kubmlttlng releases lo the entertainment section invited oilier artists .in ship.. Il "A lot of tunes, lyrics are. loo fears wl\cn he finds her, she won't "We really appreciate the support from the coinmiml'ly," succeed. Niws of ii pnsl. love willplil also includo solos, qunrtcls, nnd music (908) 686-4696 • FAX (908) 687-1033 ,10 come over and sec it. "Me doesn't know if In '11 maU it can mall copy to 1291 Stuyvcsant Avc, P.O. Box.3109, Unlori, New seemed, 'though, the artists weie stagnant and need a little more want him. This is because, people ".lie said "We leccnlly added 700 names to-our nitiiling you in n reflccllvc mood'. It niny even for both men's and women's or- not." . • . '.'' serve tisil sourcfc of insplniiipn: A , doing more of their music, than ours depth. Also, if the song is ahom hnvc the wrong impression of him IIM " • ' • '. • '. i choruses. •' . Jersey, 07083. . ' ' . " • ' ' Scmoncs iniiinlnins "Kinfolks" fits In v, nh the l.h/ubi ih friend will (jo din 'of. hls/licr viny fur — rhythm and,.blues, rap and pop- 'something'slid,, the. music sounds because he datcd'.a lot of women," "Kinfolks' will,mil nl the Elizabeth Playhouse, 1100 ; Playhouse's mission lo stage (]iiality work at luison.ihle you. lie npprcciiillvc. • . ' •' •" -'— and they weren't doing anything that way," he- said. , . 'ho said, , -. DIM Jersey St , I lizabctli, through Sunday. Performances . •.•'••' • ' •" •', .- prices. She said she and the. oilier founders hope lo picc.nl ' • V - ,•',;.''*'. we fell reflected-our influences -,-• House of III Repute's songs also ";'Light Sleeper' is about a guy arcTrid iy and S uurday nl 7:30 p.m., and Sunday al I p.ni, a full season of work in ihcU'all, utilizing its i ipidh piem CANCiliik-i Junc.'22/.jiiiy 22 classical musici" jazz.' and , rock. '. differ from'its peers' because they who falls for a girl who iswrongfor hckcts .ire S4 • IKI—iijay—bc-'ohlatnetl—by-oal 1 irie-_(WW)- TAKE OUT SERVICE ing repcralpry company. In addition lo findiiij- Moms loi A c-nll from:nn old friciul \vlll llfi 8IHR-0F3HR3H. After nine years, we decided to do have interludes, a, narrator .ami - a him and she wrecks his entire life. 3SS0077 .•,'.•.- ••..-"' ' '• your spirits ami );lvc you Inceiiiivu io liile .Mines' "Tffe wans in IISK mmscii if ihcr'e"ts~ cnniifcl "sonic oilier Iricnck yoir —^~'—&roficr3ndiqn Cuisine our. own project. . p hnvcu'l seen In n While. Although TAVERN & SPRINGnELD I KENILWORTH So, "I trained 'myself to sing, favors the same topic as most-song- one person who is right for'him," he you pride yourself.on being ii jiinori RESTAURAN T said."' 272 Morris Avc 496 Boulcvaid which I'kn'ew how lo do 'from \rnin-, writers — love.— he said lie tries Sale aids New Eyes for the Needy socliil iulcmclion is gmul for your (201) 912-8535 .'•. '.'In. .-Softly She Conies,' he is. psyche. Uc more scnsilivc to II loved 649 CHESTNUT STREET, UNION • 908-686-9875 • 964-8696 I (908)272-6633 ing other vociihjU;:,'' he said. : . iojuxliipo.se it wjth morals, religion • 1 "Every $50 spent at Fabulous-Finds ' 'Fabulous Finds, the shop at New lume jewelry.' This .Collection varies; one's feelings/ego'. . :' ' PARKING LOT The project utilized the different and society's viewpoints. His songs hearth'ioken over yi-girl but she-, 1 1 Weekend, Luncheon & Dinner Specials liyes for the Needy, will have ils from.casual slimmer, including plenty buys a i>air of eyeglasses for a needy rww Star Lodger r TO'r B SIDE & IJACK musical abilities of Region XIX won't talk io.him or sec him.Tic are based on passed experiences in spring sale oil Saturday from 10 aim. , of pink, exotic wooden, tailored; glit- American," suid Joan Dncschlcr, New . by L»ur4« IwWdh dreams of her, bin he. knows shc',11 LEO - July 23/AiiKKsl 23 , Productions' founders: Scipio K, . relationships; although they arc. • lo 3 p.m. lit ils hcadquartcrsi 5'W Mill- • tery and imported jewelry, all of liycs president. "Please donate cye- "6no ol (hi! nevercome back," Mines said, not-- An emergency, sitiiiilitm nt work will BUY! ENTREE GET 1 | Smalls of Irvinglon and William II. slightly, exaggerated. bum Aye. .Featured will be .personal which has been donated lo Fabulous -glasscs and jewelry to New Eyes.for give you ihc opporlunltylto show ing this, song is the1 favorite'of Stephens of Newark. Mines said the "A lot of my songs are about a items • contributed by '.celebrities^ • Finds. Winches range from Timex to .iho Needy iind coiiie lo.lho fair." . whnt you're niiulc of.- Your.Impres- VEGETARIAN ANOH^.v,.,,,^.on.- women listeners. ... : A delectable yarletyql authentic Indian I I results bore a striking similarity to guy who feels he's' not good including a manuscript from Robert gold. . • : • sive action will surely be noticed. ^Specializing In Italian American Cuisine the allemalive bimtl Nine Much enough. Some, good relationships .Wiih Ihe mnxi-single recorded, Your love offood will conflict with II dishes, Ihclutllng freshly baked breads Ald'a, a .tote bug from, Elizabeth Tay- and sizzllng.sbcclnlllcs from our | ' Nails. aren't allowed to . lake' place •Mines iind.the oilier members'of desire to look good, I'erlinps nn exer- 19B. ' "• lor, and autographed 'books from flar- New Jersey Symphony Orchestra cise routine Is.the nnsw'cr. You can charcoal Tandoor (Claylovcn. It's an "Our sound was a lechnorock Up To "©""Value because of pcrsnnul or romantic House ofjll Repute are^irying to gel Iliira -Taylor firadford and Chuck ' Zffailttb Mncal, Arllillc Director anil Conductor hnvc ynitrciike iind cnl It, loo! ...' Chicken •Veal • Pasta extraordinary treat. | l .oiupoti Per Table • wuh THI» 'A hybrid,"- he said. "1 -hadn't listened reasons and just because you.love- IMI ••; as much exposure us possible. A Scarshorougli. . '•{••••• (^^^™ llqunl or t^iwer Value v ZDENEK MACAL, conductor; TZIMON BARTO, plnno •MWH|H| concert is being'planned for ihc -..•;, The giftwiire deparl'ment is offering- I.;II>CM (hiiidic: Pimwhuw Ihinri't^ • VIRGO - AUK 24/Scp( 22 MUSIC Clinton Manor on Roule 22 in NO ADDITIVES" CciylHt Tile^ut Sftvin • M»jor CrtdH Ci'nli Accqilrd CALL 686-9898 . Noniian, Rockwell plates' as well as UiH'ImiiininutT Piunn i'l'iui'iin AV. .* in 1) minor . • A difference of opinion wilh n friend Seafood • Steaks Unioti. • ,' •'..•• could cscnlnlu julo n full-blown li|:hl Ytiur Community's Heel FEATURED /v more than two dozen porcelain plates Mei'ilujvi-ii Symphony'\'i>. 5'iit C niim>i • .; • . . LUNCH BUFFET Lr "We wani people to coine out Thiirs., Mny IB, 8:00pm, John Horma C«h<«r, EnjiloWDod If yon'reiiotciiieful. Keep your opin- /[ depicting various-breeds..of .dogs. ion', but iry lo sco your friend's point' Wctl.,11inrs: & Krl (SPRINGFIELD ONLY) ARTIST and hearwhal we do,", he saidi There is also nn assiirlment ofcliina',1 •Frl,', Mny I9r B:30pm, Creioont Thnntra, Trenton Chops • Pizza INFOSOURCE \P[\ . :•. Slit,,' May 20, fijOOpm, Slate tbaalra, Naw Brun«wlcl4 • . |BL '.afl of vleWitoo, A nihl-weck'bicnk from ...Selection 8225 . . "•ll(i|K'fiilty, we'll•• land a'm'coid .•ciys.ialj'.silfer anil pottery--.for .sale, a;, routine \ylU|ic n'g'ood ..way -l Fabulous GEORGE & RAV St6fy pajstures boy*s troubled irfe ware is'ij sirtili antique'sterling posey. Prom writing to .cooking,- whichever- ppearlng For Your 1 holder wiili.rtiilie'nbiirg lace doily pre- you I'nucy, yoti're'siirc to' iinprcss. My lira Spilth ',;.' on! it's, tentacles lo touch all of the mother, and his brothers jind -sisters', ., Enjoyiriont r sently filled wiilniilificial roses and Don't fccl.pul off by n loved one "Th^ictorians" , edges, lie has dedjealtd it "iii mem- all de\ otcd to .taking care of each •Staff Writer - gypsophiln. This could be ii hoiiqucr- who wiiills (o be nlinic, Not everyone II .la't'ob Zylbennan of Union ory of my parents,'four sisters and-, ' oilier, Ifc-iniiiilions. iho .angaries of life is Iho social bullcrflyibril you nni.'A 1 holder, for a bride. '• , •;.' • ' h.iiln'i h.'id suVh an imphrianl/mes'sagi'.' ..three , brothers, vicjinis of ihein ,lhc midst of. a rapidly changing chance meeting with, n long ('orjiol- '••'. The ground floor-salesroom'will-, Icn friend will:-bring Ilic wcek'lo n Holocaust." ' •. ,. '. . ' world", ami how he managed lo escape' : M,lcll. ihe world, ihe hook, "Reflcc-, sell sunglasses at seven for SI and Steakhouse & Tavern happy close, . ..: 1 to .Soviet- Russia just, before Ihe.. early, 'I" it Troubled Journey," which Althouglv '"Troubled Journey" is jewelry' fro'iri~2.f cciiis'io:SS..' Huying'.in : .occupation of 'Germans; in Poland. he h'.i'.l pilMHIieil'hirnsell^ would be a auiobiographic;d, in the final niaiui- li'ulk will .reduce the'price.of similarly V ' . 1 SCORPIO - Otl 24/No,v 22 A.Weekly Feature. Appearing In enln'tniiijhg slqry written in n' script Zylbernianlt "' written'il in the • In (he Soviet Union, Jacob joined Union Leader, Kcniiwortli Lender, Koscll'e Park Lcadci>;Suminit Observer, , • simple : priced ileins by 20 , percent, liarly Your s'lrcnglh uiul lenncily will,be an luiihncr:'}'.. ,- .':'-. , third person becaiis.e the' imporlance • forces as an "alien", among the Rus- 12 Newspapers: simpli' birds, will- find dollar grab hags. insplralion lo olliers,; No oilier sign of Springfield Leader, Mountainside Echo, .Elizabeth G.iize;i:tc;'Rosalie , - • (if the. life of,a Jew iii Europe' —• Ihe sians find Jcws'in ihcexiieinely bilier 24 Oz.N.Y. Sirloin StealT the zodiac cmi be-'ii liiajcli lo ii-'ck-tvi -' Union Leacipr, Sprlnbildld Londor,-'. '; Mho hook, 'originally, called 1 Fabulous l;inds regular ii|>siiiirs sales- halreds, bigoiries, atrocilies •—• lakes cold of Ural Mountains and Oie Cas- ^ Scorpio. A loved one"niny Spectator, Rahway Progress, Clark Eagle, Hillside Leader, Linden.Leader; ,/;, Mountnlnsldo Echo, Konllworth Loador, - '. "When 'Clo' d Slept,' is nn impprllihl room will sell heller .men's.and ll'llVP Illl- •Illlliciin'l' curprjfi. Tnr ,-,,.,- HosollotJarK,L'onrJor, Llndqn Lpndor, JV- precedence over tin.- lilV'ani! linu'i; nf ji pi'in Si-r-'iiifl M'nr'l'fi'l iii h:inl-|.-il»i|- dV^'iillli'ill'iiluiiu'wIiiii life vv.i.s'liki- fwi —^'Oinon'ii jt'wolry-i Thorn at 24 Oz. Delmonico Steak R.vcn if it's not wlini yoii'fiincy, lie Rospllo Spoclalor, Hnhwny Profjross, , -'•'. growing yoiing boy, -. . . ' camps. • : aynnig boy growing up in ihe pre- cine bar pins, some with anieihysts or sure lo ,sliow your nppreciiillpu. He : . Cln'rk.Englp, Hlllsldo Londor, . -.'••' * World War II days in Radom and Zyllxfnhan's,.story is about how a Always, homesick, he turns' his.' .other stones, gold-filled jewelry and a $10.95 open lo new ideas. . . Dining Review May. 1 8, Etizaboth Qnzqtfo, Summit Obsorvor. \V;irsa\y, I'olaud. Il \wV. the author 15 youngster, Jacob Urotgeher, who was •'ihmighls and dreams homeward, bin large selectioii of slerlin)',, including ;sfe' 1 1 'TPPPF • MunofBoor '"\- Ky Murk Dcviihoy • 'Call for details (908) 686-7700 • years. lO'wriie this'account in history, .-reared in . "a happy home", -among by this. tinu , most of his family ,is Soulhwesl 'pieces. Monet, Trifari, rntt w/YourMonl | SAGritARIUS- Nov 23/1 )k 21 Leave room for error when plait'ning- Stuff Writer . . Costa Del Sol Restaurarit Beicomo a regular advartloor aha t>0 and even though he insists it is noi ,i • strictly.Orlhrxlox Jewish family mem destroyed by the eneniy. And when' , Coro,,Givenchy, Dior ant) Kenneth J. SUNDAY thru THURSDAY ML,. oiil an iiiipoHa'nl project. An overly Too ofien, llicse days, when peo- . ^~ Spotllghtod In a ravleiw . . , book about ijie Holocaust; it reaches, hers,-his caring father, his beloved' • See ItOV'S; I'iige Bo- .Lane are ('ini6hg-the brands of cos with this ad al MOUNTAINSIDE ONLY/Y vJ3!»'1 A little bit of Europe on United States soil. iiptlinistic ntlitilde could be dt'liiincn- ;ilc (line out,-they are looking for n Call For Detail •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••.•••••••••' Inl. Look before you leap when, ii cheap meni sei-vetl quickly'so they Fresh Swo.rdfish & Lobster comes to financial endeavors. Tolic'ii DOUBLE DRAGON 1 can, I assume, returnliomc lo watch' MARGIES RESTAURANT Citsnal Attire • No Reservations close look nl details and line print FLORENCE WNAZiM. 335) C T ER G before signing any important docu- •••"•»• pn n An RESTAURANT I 29 N. Union Ave,, Cr^nfprd - 908-272-6336 ; Major Credit Cards Accepted ments.' Keep up on correspondence. . hut's whiil I.was tiiihkiiip while FOR ALL Chinese Food Orders To Take Oul/Enl In •NoWc Tribune) - "Tho footljc oxtr.nordlhoty ftnd prico3 nio rornfifkoblo. Mrircjioa is , "Party Room Available I sat ilow'n to put at Cosl'n Del -'Sol in ' OCCASIONS I BUSINESS MENS LUNCH SPECIALS DAIIV| dqfinilnly o find." It you wnnt lo oxporlonco Iho tfuo Europonn Cuir.ino visit Wnr-.' CAPRICORN -I>cc 22/.lmi'20 Union. My causiic iHolighls'were 1O% OF IF I riio'r. nnd onjoy dinnorr, such nr, Slullbd Cnbbngo, Hungarian Gbulnsh, BGOI Sim- '. The advice of'nil ns'sociiilt: will come cjanoli,'Polnlo Pi'orotjinn, polnto Pnncakoo, Wionor Schnltznl, Chickon Kiov, ; iihom our downwardly spiniling. Ordrtrn; Ovor iE1p OUTRAGEOUS STEAKS 'GREAT BURGERS n Very bnndy''liner on. Be sure lo 1 Chfckr-'n Mj|nnor.nj nnd much ir'oro. All dinnora corrio with.n bowl of hornomado , culture liecailse, for ihe evening, I DAILY ' • - r With Ad writedown any delidls. Don't i —-nip nurl purnd finrr] %rt nr,.-^.^ c)r, non't forgot tho wondorful lioinnrnndo OVERSTUFFED SANDWICHES • COLD BEER uploo ensily on a Irouhlcd relniion- -W i was rio longer in America; dor,-.pits. Mnrgio'sf \t\co will romind y6u ol homo or inlroduco you lo n now 0110." ' r Kitne PARKING ON niGiit sim:-or- inr MI si 1230 MORRIS AVE..UNION .1230. Route 22V\|N ...„ ' V 955 Valley Rd. sh'ip. Mnke more of nh effort lo niiiki: and, as usiu\l I was happy to he PI.ACI: voun oiinrn IIY I'MONI' Wciriall NCT;5pti|)or'i. H'uurs: Mon-Tuos; B n.iri.-3 p.m., Wod.-Sun. O.n.m.-O p.m ' Iliings work, lie-a-good lislenvr.iuul n win. m: ru:Aiiy WIICN YOU AHHIVI: iNEXT TO KINHEY SHOES STORE) "Inn inin Ijiond ol'-'Old Couritiy"'cookino arid "now world" convonlpnco, Mnrgjo'r, '. LOCATIONS- -'- r.,.^ iiwiiy". ' '•• ' ' •.' ' " - Mountainside :Js. : you're halfway ilierc. Look for. Ihe 1 r.nmoliow uinnncinr, to olfor l|io bost pi both worlds." Union Lpndor. ' ]' F.XTIIA MIKif I'AllklSd I0IS . 5r ' UllTtOn • Costa Pel. Sol is .fine of- those- good in olliors...... TEL: (908) 688-5770 OR 688-5980 ilac.i'i; ihiil • hits nianajMvl-to lr;in*j-• plant a Mule bit of European culture OS- Jiui 21/M) IH rrusliiilions nl work will lu- nhiiiidnnl. iinlo llniied Stales soil. The Span- . Pjilience nnd iniKtvnlivc thinking will sh .-mil Portuguese flavors of ihe Want To'Have.A he die bi\st way thiou^l). Your lovi- ol lienu ijiH-1 in Ihe general-iiinbiuiicc' t IMmlii lly Mirk Dovanry ait iiruliI.K'niity will he satisfied ihis niike -'ifie resla'uranl ihc: kind , of. Costa Del Sbl Restaurant Is located at-2443 Vauxhall Funky Good Time? weekend, llciill'h'iclnlctl conVein'i 1 Road in Union. Hours are Monday through Friday from AVAILABLE MONDAY THROUGH THURSDAY 4PM-CLOSING will (.Move lo. he iinwiuiaiilrd. An place one bus' in niind' whei> they' Join Us And Aiics.of l|i<: opposili; sex/will shou- yearn for a iiighf oul, . •. , ".11 a.m. to'10_p:m., Saturday, 4 to.11 p.m., and Sunday, ,•' mil' interest in you- " .'•. ' II sliould he menlioned, however,, •' • -1 to 10 p.m. The restaurant may be reached by calling Dinner nil Gcisi.a Del Sol.Avas noi always, ',(900)686-4695. S JMJJ.C-'liS;- Vih I'VMnicli 2(1 Costa Del Sol. The-owners pur- civrden;il, suiiteed i'liirgc shrimps An crs are also,;.worth- a Knmpiing..>I; £^ gVE ON STAGE Piny ."il.safc wficn ilciiiiu-v.lo yuili; chased wlidi wns The Dirt Cider n'hed cif Vnushrotihis, covered' with lonnigct • why iJie 'mafiager. ' calls finau'ee's. Cliunliling of. any tlnil is Mill-Grove in 1(>82. The onidoor 1 1 FRIDAY MAY 19 1 'Hollnndiiise 'suuee (my. choice);, •almejas bulhno palo his favorite; unndvisnbk .. Ifyuu• JIio 0 pnrunl, iliis 'ncilily remains open from May will be nn "especially sntisl'ying'week. palom'uln rojn, honclcss "oriniBe •who can.resist steamjd clams with in",' '„lyc.'Pl;'/ni'li ti.r J;imeV, Blown, A stronger bond could be innde wilh hrouglj^Oclolier nnd i.s iivhiliihlo roughy hakiid in while wine, diced' wine, gnrlic iind fresh coriander?. • SbUP & SALAD • ROLLS & BUTTER Tor private oulings'Vr picnics, for up ni.ui-tfl Jn/z'Bnss'rst '. . ' "' . •' ' ynjir' cliildfrenj." A-new npproacblo peppers, pnirai, herbs tmtl liglit The calamares frilos are lightly nn old problem will prove io be .o 3,(100 Hii'esis. .'• •'•"••• breaded and served wilh a mild CHRISTIAN MC BRIDE •CHOICE POTATO -ENTREE • VEGETABLE tomato Kiiuuc; tnmboril a laespaiio- effective. On the other hand, for a more la, monk fish fillets siiuiced in hut- lomiiio suucc,'noi heavily fried and • COFFEE OR TEA -DESSERT Kid!; 12 arc] 'jndcjr CAM'cnooso Irooi our'world (amouc han~,Durgo'rr, or .hot clogs SINGlNt! -"NO REASON TO CRY.', ntimale evening,, C'osin Del Sol ter, lemon and garlic smice nnd soaked with an ohiioxious spicy 11 aorved wilh Inns, soli '.'.rr.v. ri'ncj ;i copkio Oho Ireo kidsrnoal por adult onlrcc .Saturday, May 20, 1995 "COME INTO MY ARMS -* MANY MORE- SERVED SEVEN DAYS A WEEK Ifers jhc ideal atmpsiVhere for.a. •••.8!irnishod--wiihTeapersr-nntl-snlmonf-.;-----dippiriB-saiicpr-w)iioh-i!rnKr--n6hrv: "•'• '(ABCtfTir!l'oe cohn'iTj'ol'sVinVl.wTcrri'iorr.'rndsolt drink at regular pritio) 3 PM til...1.O BRING THE WHOLE FAMILY : ; East Orange High Schooi . PUBLIC NOTICE 'Qinuiilic dinner.. Imitgine ..sipping - du chef,-a freshNorweginn snltiitiii when itcmiws to-'Amerioiln I'esiaur- ' ""Not'to bo combinod wlth any othoroflotrNO aubolilutoo SATURDAY MAY 20 iangria as night drops.ihrough a sky • fillet snutced.in olive oil, minced . nuts nnd'squid these, days. , i.-.isl Oianijp, f'JJ .'• ' .'..-. ..'' :'. -, . .. : COORS LIGHT NITE NOTIOE OF PUBLIC AUCTION i.ght' ovcrliead; ihe soft sounds of slirimps, fumct do poisson iind n Yet, us I said, Costa Del Sol is 2319 ROUTE 22 - CENTER ISLAND :: ' Whole RotisseVie PURSUANT TO OS 30 1OA-1. ;. $1 DRAFTS $2 BOTTLES Unllod Amorlenn Ulon A Rocovory Corp liano music mihglo .vyilli the fra- touch of cream. - - • not of these days; it's a place-thai GhlcKen will Boll Iho following tiulou lo hlnnonl hlcWnr- (Just west of\tl\e Flagship) -Won (908)964-8330 Tickets $20 .-.:.• grances Of seafmi'd, meat Iind poul- 1 Of course, I have noi forgotton remembers ihe sight, smell, sound • nubjocl lonny llono; .15% OUVEn Pni?.M « COUPON i .COUPON • EUROPEAN STYLE DANCE CLUB DINNER Caoh or Cnohlor Chock; nny pornonn Iniof- ry dishes being prepared with the the ever, popular paella valencianit. nnfl tnsto of.niiother time- and place' " TVolipoii" Call (201) 242-8110 ' CATERING TO 2U OVER . OUIod ph (305) 0'17-V022. _ . WEDNESDAY'S litre of master chefs. At Costa De| ' BUY A1/3 LB. '•:.»« BtrVAl/3LB. BOY A CHICKEN COZY'INTIMATE ATMOSPHERE SALE DATE JUNE 00, 1005-nl 2:06 It's like inking a bite out of the • and has cnpturotl those precious p.m., 1«1 OnkTrpo nd., Inolln, NJ OOOHO •ol this.is a scene you won't have to q ' , VALETPARKINQ . L6T 045 1001 Chovrolol 4 (Ir vlnd: ocean ™- n'^uperh mixture of sensations for today's diners who • HAMBURGER. ! coiuqems •PRIVATE PARKING FACILITIES 1G1FP23E0ML12023D , mngine.' , • • , shrimps, scnllops, squid, .mussels, •' are stnrvcd for, a special eating COMING JUNE 9th • . MC mcKY-iiic Llonor: Cooovlllo Aulo, POD aiMD, nnh- ! SIDE ORDER, AND' Newark Symphohy Hall/Terrace Bailroom , CONVENIENTLY LOCATED IN THE DEAUTIfUL Jl'hp Worlds Best Pancakes Youalso will not have to conjure clams mid lobster with while,meni. experience, arid Hint means all of PORTUGUESE i ITALIAN .SECTION Of . L6T O'lO 10il0 LonQ Trnllor vlh»: fantastic meals-that you can only .chicken and Spanish chorizo, .' 'ELIZABETH •'• , us. ERNESTINE ANDERSON THURSDAYS THE BROADWAY DINER Llonor: Econo Aulo, ^22 Trlnliy PI., Ell- :lrc«m"'of making'-^-. Cosla Del siiuiced wiih diced onions nnd pep- - .••'•'•••)•••••••• . ' zntiolh, NJ ••',,.".• 636 ELIZABETH AVE KB I-1IVI2F1 ROAD SUIVIIVII I Sol's menu is loaded with tantaliz- ner. then cooked wilh saffron rice This column Is Intonded to ••. LICENSED & nO^DED" ing .choices. \ / ^ • in n paollcrn., : ELIZABETH NJ (908) 351-0531 l_l_ 873-4363 ALWAYS CSr^lSIM AUCTIONEERS APPRAISEfia , Inform our readers ubout dlnlnc -. U5203 Worrnll Coinmunlly Nowopiiporn, • Just to mime a few: camarone-s al WorkiiiR backward, Iho nppciiz- upportunlties In tlio area- Mny 10, 28, 1005 , ' - (Poo: K23.00)

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B6 - THURSDAY/ MAY 18, jtas ~ WORRALL NEWSPAPERS FUN AUCTION WOhRALL NEWSPAPERS - THURSDAY, MAY 18. 19B5 _ B7 ' THURSDAY, MAY 25, 1885 ; Arts , EVENT: Fyn-Auctio/i: Spring Fundraiser to' Benefit • iho Animals Rescued and Carod lor by. JAC. FLEA MARKET . PLACE: Mapliwood Woman's Club, 60, Calendar Woodland Road, Maplewood, SATURDAY . The, Arts Calendar is prepared each week and highlitwcvcnls in and TIME: Doors open for preview 6:30PM, / JUNE 17, 1995 . Auction begins 7:30pm, ( , .. • aroun'cl, Union County. To avoid conflicts in scheduling locjjl events, EVENT: Flsa Market and Strawberry PRICE: Tickets aro $4.50 In advance or please post date*- times and plates.fl' early as possible and send t6 Arts Festival. • . ' ' • $5.00 dt door. Froo refroshments. • • PLACE: Hilton. United Methodist ' ORGANIZATION: Jersey Animal Coali- and Entertainment Editor, WoiTiill Community Newspapers, P.O. Box Church, 285 Boydon Avonuo. Maplew- ood. - •••..•••• tion (JAC). For tlckots or Information,' call 3109, Union 07083. , ' . • 763-7322.

• . //"••v ••.;•.'•• • '; 'Today . ; •• • ;'• .... . '• • TIME: BAM to 3PM. • PRICE: Vendors, handcraltors,"sollore ol FRIDAY, JUNE 2, 1995 . The YM/YWHA of Union Cimnty is presenting o special lecture by knick-knacks neodedl.For moro Informa- EVENT: Second Annual Fun Auction • Peter Jordan, entitled ''UFOs, Tin' CSrand Deception." The Mlk will lake tion tall 2Q1-3W,3058 or 201-763.817.1 PLACE: SI. Mary's Oym and Cafeteria, place'at 8 p.m. The fee is J.Vper person. •' ORGANIZATION: Hilton United .244 Central Avenue, Rahway, NJ. Mothodlsi-Church. . . TIME:"No one under 18 will bo admitted. Joplnn )? the state section ilim i"i ««l ice irch LdiiMiltant in psycholo Doors open 6PM,. Fun Aiiotlon .starts R> lor the Mutual UFO Nttwcnk HL his ippi ired on many television RUMMAGE SALE 7:30PM, •' •":•.•• ' ••'. . . ; talk ••hows regarding the sunic.il of HI ()•. uul other"! such as T S P PRICE: Donations $5.00 In advanco- , SATURDAYS $6.00 at door. For ticket Information call. I oi more information mil Jam Km ic director of group services at MAY 20, and 27, 1995 INFOSO 3B1-6230 or 381-0646. (<>I)H) 2B9 R112 The YM YW1IA ol Union Cnunly is located at 501 EVENT: Rumrriago Sale .ORGANIZATION: St. Mary's Home Ciii.cn 1 anc Union PLACE:' SR Joseph's Polish National School Association.' Cnlhollo Church (comer Stanley Torraco Sntuid IN arid Portor Road) Union, NJ. • Art In Summit an nnniial ( indoor' in show and sale sponsored by TIME: May 20th,-• 9anv4pm; May 27th',' GARAGE/YARD SALE

tlii Nt w li»rvv Onii r fnr My VNI.II Aits, mil mlti. plai.p frnm in n in m 4 p.m. at The Green, Broad Kneel, Summit. Rain location is' Summit ORGANIZATION: Blossod Sacrament MAY .20-2J, 1995 :.. .vT Socloty. '.••'•.-. Middle School, Morris Avchuc. ' '•'... EVENT: Attlo Tronouro Sale . . • Whnt's.Going Oh Is a paid directory 61 PLACE: Bockor Center, 35 Livingston .Tlie event will feature. 120"niiis'ls, c'nlortuiiiincnl;- a free pnint-in for ownls for ribn-prolitbrganizntlohsi If . Avenue, Ror.olnnd (Follow signs for pnrk- cliililrcn and otJicr activities. Food will be available. Admission is free In pio-paid and costs Just $20.pp,((or 2' ••' INFO-SGtJRGE and space is available for artists. For further information, call the New • wboks) for Essb)i:CdUrity'or'Union ' •nME:.10AM to 3PM daily, . • :: CIAJISS A(?1U)S'S.: CLUES DOWN PRICE: Froo Admission, Jewelry; anil-' Jersey Center for Visual.Arts, (VOH) 273-912:1. , • ,; •; County nnd |u«l $30.00. for bptH;;:Your X nnetmulcied "17. Ttiillnu-; • nollcd' must • bq In our 'MabipWood qUoG, housohold Homo, toys, books, tools .' • Prize-winning songwriter arid'cable TV host Knlph Lltwltt presents and .much-moro. , '• , , ^ 7.1'rntik-iil joke Ji: Hara« ' '/' .?.. OIUIKCI ' 'ICi. Armed c-nnllk-i olllco (4,63 VnllofSltoblJ.by 4:3OR,M.. .:. -n "Question and Answer Concerl--lit Cinnnion Ground Coffeehouse, 50 oh Monday (or piiblicttllpn thp,fpi|dWi... ORGANIZATION; Rosoland Historical K. Annually ,' •"".'2-t' Ui'l'u-t ^ '.V! Counselor " i'rt tjtitii'.''..' ' "'.'" : : : 'Maple St.,. Summit,-from'8:30 p.m.-midnight., • . ; .., Int) Tburndoy; ^ . !. : v- ;'•;:';,. :•';• Sooloty. ' .. . • '•. 1: ftiiiiniih'ii lirmiy 2.1..UnviMuplka llis originals, alternately liunmroiis and deep, cover subjects ii ID..llrjsc! im .Vi Alli'vimiiio "S Annul 2.1), Avnrie.ioits iromiiic amoDiograpnical lorcllci'ltoiiiioll.M'UllllUHrpasyics,epistcinolo- •II.Noion . 27. Clnuril.'iip. •'h'Vervil'i 21, Allmvi . 1 (•y. — the study of the liinits of knowledge, and synchrpnicity —. a lehn 12. Slulotiog slur :2H. Kindle I. . Rabble ' "22. Mule coined by Garl Jung to identify meaningful "coincidences," l-I.Cinvmdly ' • 2'). Still |V I'I.W 2.1.. Occ'u'ri I'nc'i's wItf^fn^H'r' * IIIILI^V i^r.i.lhfl-.illlliilln iji~ *•• t niiii t*fv *i*iIilf*f inntj i.^" i\"it)r\ ni'f*im MM VM*S••* t» j r Tiinnii*\tlfLj 1 itsw ,nti£\i\i\i^ii\i\,niiYV\H7rv, i n\\\ti\\- in l— \ ANSWER TO PREVIOUS PUZZLE:,. - -wliioh-thuy-af^lnlrodOccd, I Jlwin lias found his audiences usually have :\ "D ; •lot ofciucslions, and so h.(i h,as lu'Riiivexperimenting with the inclusion of. ACROSS; •••.'• • ,• • .... ,; \r\\ ';• . ' '•. ' I. bivnn 5.-WooQ(l H. Alilij y.'l'ii.iii. 10. Sln-p .11.. Twice ,1,2. nice'. 'i|tiusli(in and answer.periods, as pail..of the show; LVKiindny' |7. Sully IS. CnjnU-' rn.Oy.k .---i\. Vicar 26. pulse For! directions or information, call Common Grdund 'at (9(18)'' FOR FATHER'S DAY ; , 2.7. 'Ensue 2H. Rlinihii 29..Rally Ml:le|iiil.: . ' 273-2131..' . ..•••.••/ . •'. ..•'..'••.•' -.' '.- •.',. '•••'.• ''.'•• •''. Sundiiy ;. • Itccltiillst Onvld Mttsslnoo will perform 4 p.m. al First Presbyterian Trilsis a sampling from last DOWN: •'•''• .';..'.• ..'• • ' '.': '; •'••;.• •' ' Cluirclv 1731 Church St., Railway. Tho concert is In celebration of this '.I. l.)iii>lii|! 2. Virile .1, Nasiy .4.. l.lviil 5sVm-|Miy fc/Obcyeil n l 7. Deputy IX U'a M. Rile 15. Sly Id .Ail I?. Nlnvriy If). Dmfpr dedication of its new Rodgcrsornn". For further information, call ( 0H,) years drawings of Dad! 1 l<>. Job lot 21. Gossip 22..lixeml . -2.V Si-iinip , M (lici|l. 382-0803.' ';••.'.'•• '•;•••••'•".'• ' , '- ,-.• •. • Kll/.nbi'th: PLANI, a local non-profit citizens grouri co'mmiiled lo historic preservation, is sponsoring a thealer parly benefit al tho Elizabeth Be a part of it this year! Playhouse, 1110 K,st Jersey St., at 2 ji.m. ". .. Boy's life captured in book i'lib price of admission will be covered by tneinbcrship in Elizubelh: ., (continued from Piijjo B4)-, :' ; fiiit it is.more liimi ihiu — lt-is,-a?- •PI..AN| Ibsiipp^l the orpanlzaiion's Tircservatioii •prnjccis l bittemess prevails at the though! Ihnt Zylbcrmmt. snys in the front of the PLAN! which statids for .Preserve Landmark Arcliilccture and Neighbor- liis parents, brothers nncl sisters were book, "a1 story . . . intended to serve ns hoods, is dedicated to saving, restoring and promoting Elizabeth's rich' ' ''.lv' (•,: '.•' .. -• .'... I;-..;•'• '•• among the'6'million, slaughtered by- h lesinment- to the 'strength of the architectural heritage and prcserving.llie character of its neighborhoods, Hitler's people,, he bcesches God.'In human spirit, which• irftist rise above • Tickets for tho performance of "Kinfolks" are S4 without PLAN mem- fact, there is n whole chapter about hts the' breakdown of civilized values bership. Boned! and membership information may be obtained by calling coiiyers,ntion with, God.;-' •'•'.:_- •; . i-aiisc.dby devastntirig- wars if it h to" Nancy Alicnbtirg evenings.at (90H) 688-4fi56.:Pl.iJllis Brocinerduring : .Siijl,, Jacob's', religion sucimibs/lcv'^suryivi-.''. ' •' .-•'•••.;•" ;, '-.•;'•';•:••. •.',-',' business:hours.al•,(008) 820-4037, orilie Elizabeth Pliiyjioifsc ai (908) 'What happened'to his fellow miin, liis'. • The.b(«;)lc isniechahi'cally iittfn'ciivc . • 35S-0O77; •••::.•,•.'.•:'r '•••;'': •.',":' ' '" '• '• :: •'."•" :':r^ • •'.''."' ,-";;.-.'' '.'•• jfainily, , "while,- .God. slept.". Me and;is.iidbrncd by a blackcpver with a ; ...:.'. implores tho hciiveiis, asks millions of 1 niaji sJioiviiig.Ppland; Genn'nny,. / inonAnyiiigiofli V-'.r "•iltjiic'sii'oh's' of whj» the World allowed Czecllosloviikia, ' Alisifia, 1 Jiinjinry, Fast, Effective, Affordable ';••. ••.••Dad's Name • . Dad's Name. • :••: vVfhe devastation to .hjippen, and Romania and llie Soviet Union, ll also HI bntidy, I lovo.you and I Ilko going To tho World's Grontoot Dad Happy .:•::- becomes embittered, loses his fnilh in: ' contains; a map of Europe, and a black to tho Jarm and I love you. Happy Fn.lri^r;p( Day. ,Vou dra truly tho ver, Jncolt.gocs. If) tounliy lo another. •.'•.'.,- speak Spanish, ' Stophonlo. , . 1 .ij , j Clermanyiii si-nrcli of his 'one, survjv- Din what it- all really means; v .-ijj'ivg broibVr, Leon'. And discovers -that- according lo.'the author, is tluii so-hor- • 'A'[ .ho ha's le'fl for Anieriea. . rilying a disaster of pain and siiffering ' f rencH or Italian rts Scores and Schedules. •; • His\udv6nmres throuplitmi Europe nnd death to.innnc'c'nt people inusl hoi • are interspersed with tales of romantic be repealed. .And' ihnt a, boy of:5: en'coiiniers. rnmpnnl dangers brought sliould b'e able to grow up in. a lia'ppy '^1 ' ." •' .,lin»il Hy rriy Imi-i- .mrMI'-V fliffi'uill -hnin^-" ivilliii'ui '.• m "* i . . load Ui frectloiti. ' . : •' ' v in Wiirsliwl Poland, $ for 199 /". it's Fasti'it's A(f|iilio basic .skills in ynnn'icvy Innuiiii^.- oi'iKlv.'ii-ict- your cxlslln/; skills . ;.Presents...: ..' In oneof.mir bcfilnhiiinnr ihii'miMllnle Kroups, ' • •' .-. ' Gelbart,•Goleman & Zippel's eOnc^roal pilcc..-. l.ii! l.ndi-s tuition •I.i-ani prjiciiciil spciiklnu skill* •

lor M M5-InlMuii'|.!.>s.l,ls- book ... . Nii1 U-,-(1. .«.•,>. Insirnrlors, DRAMATIC eiiy OF ANGELS- illld ll'f'S. • Kiisy..<:omJel's;iL|(mii| iip|)ni;icli. CLU B • ' 'Directed by Neil Schwartz • (Iroups iiicc'l.ln'icna ui-i-k. ' X"iC-r (.-••.•, ''•Convcnlcnl pnymi'nl - all niii|iu A LIBRARY OF INFORMATION AT YOUR FINGERTIPS • WATCH FOR MORE ADDITIONS SOON • rileiKlly, rt'liiM'd fironjis'iil B-8 . "1 Ciirds iuceplcd. . Dad's Nairio • Dad's Name MAY 5th, 6th, t2th 713th, 14th, 20th . sludfnis. ' ' • Hi Paddy, Knock Knock, Who's You're tho best dad ,a child can got. ACCQilNTHNfi H^COC Regular anil Intensive' Ijyjlish (ESL) Group courses also available. I. lovo ypu so mu£h. Lovo, ll.ioi'it? Aachnach who? Aach blossl I •175. , Tux Preparation M.'rlre liasi'il m i uiiiilinumClasuiiiilinumClas s sizsize of B pcrupersonsi . . you. Lovn, Allio: . 5100 Triegc.r.Poim Thnrnpy . Albxandra, Endro, and 'Ana. ' l-t7(i" niisinu.ss/Mgimii. Consiillih(! 1 , 5000'. Reasons to Pre-Arrangc 1200 Tor (jroups (if ri.'pTur IS.S2.I5. For (irmips.of 3-1,'price Is SMIif). 5101 '•..• Why Shoulll I Gd ) .ICiOO , Aquarius' Fuel Efficiency ' .11,05 Al. Baseball Scores • Theshow is a irluaical comedy set in the ' . I'I77 Tux Plniining/Finiindiil Svps. 5WI. ' Financial Advantages • 5102 , Mow Often. Will I Go?; ••.16ri|' ' -Aries '••• 1201 Mow MuclvTo Spend .1106 ! Golf Update M78 .Wliolcsnlc Disirihinors 5002 PrrrmTrnrliigal-iilielal glamorous Sdecadent Hollywood of the.' 1'940's, ,' 1602 TiuininiTanniV . .: , insurance TTps — • l-r/i) Wniity Owiifd-liusli , 5«),i ;• Cosi . ••....•• •'- 1.20.1 5104 Pain Relief •16.'6(M0 '• .Cancer'' . Gelling Siarted .1108 Pro Wrestling', '—~TicRels"$T2DD ~^~ • 5'M,M- The Funeral Director . ' 120-1 • •.'605 l.eo. .'.'. Slicker Prices .1|(W .Boxing Ruporls • 1205 sk 3.t)out group sales, student rush,, senior discounts JJANKINii .\6()6 Virgo • Sales Agreement 1625 I In'm'i! Equity .SI 20. Painless Denlislry li&AL KSTAtK- AU!KAltiAL 1206 I'Kl.NCKI'ON. SUMMIT KIIK .1607/ |.i|,ra ' Ordering A New'Car "fiTQ(;KS. rioNns ft INVRSTMF.NTS 1626 Checking Accounts 1.570 Real Estiiie Appmlsuls' 1217 (609) 921-0260 (908) 277-0300 , (201) 444-6400 j •.112,1 Denial Implnius | ' 160H . Si.orpio .. Rehales- • 1250 MoiiL-y Market Funds' - . ; 1627. Savings Accounls 1571 Why do you iioed an a|ip'raisar.' '(20K-." •:' •••'•'fi.w. •'••• ••' .5122 Cosmetic Dentistry .160'). Sagilinrius • Warranties ' 1251 Stocks '•;•"•• • CDC Theiatre 78 Wi'nans Aye., CranforcJ ••• iv • . . . ;•• . •'>,. IMS Financing A Car •1572 • Who makes aprirnisals? I2(» H J 512.1 • /:•:••. .: ,:/\: Fanuly Denlislry 1610 Capricorn FiiVariciiij! "1252 Playinfi'the Market. ' ;,• ' v\ . 1620'. ' nur.inuM ll::nktnc - 157.1 • Valuaiinn Process 1.210 »""" »'• • ••• • MM^g W-MM ^••MBMMM ,',Mi| Prevention '611 Pisces' •,...' Ownn .'iiuM'ii'.'iv'in 1253 Pur|iose of Investments •;(/:• ' .-'•'• • 15 /-I Appraisal Repori 125-1 • Choosing a'Slockhro'kur ••:••';)•,•••'•••.•• I'M) •• New lersey Lollery ; .1.101 • liliAL'ESTATE; •'••'• ' MurclaiviT 5160 •., liasic I-lcnlth Cnvutiige ; .1251), ' Ail My Children lWI' New York Loftcry L 3.102 5161 Major Medical Plans' ' 1251 .. [.oving . 121,0 Tonight's Movies 1.100 RstablishingaPrice .1215 , .'516?. Denial Insurance • •'. : .1252 Days of Our Lives.', 1211 TV Talk Show Preview 1.101 5lo.i Disahiliiy Insurant'i' The Real l-siale llmker •1251 • HitHiiiiii; A:M»rt.gaj}c l.endcr iiml Huts fin Kiu-, SIM HMO's IW7 • rroie.ssioiKil Assistance .125-1 '.. nolilAllcauiiliil 1276 YourCiirreniMorlgnge ,. mi TV.Sportsllighllglus 1700 listme Planiiini! 1.101 Preparing a Fuel Sheet .1255 • World Turns , .'.'.." ' . •-;• •' 1.277 A Seller's Mortgage ' ' . .121-1 PHSTonighi, ." 1701 '. Hcllreihcinl Planning 1.10-1 ' Common Repair Prolilems . ..125(i Another World I.27H' Second Mortgages , • Dad's Name 17(12 ' College Funding ; 5110 Diabetes _ . .1257 Lifelol.ivo Dad's Name 127') Mort'giigcs in Cienenil , JlUJ •Dn'nr' GrAn'dfia,^ ,11'a, lun-• siooping ,Dnar-O ti, Thanks:ior 't'nnchlng rrta! IVO.V' Low Cost Insurance 5111 Ingrinvn ToL-nnils 1258 • aeneraUiospitn'l" O : Current Time & Temperatu ovnr yourhoUr,o,;your'hoUr,o,;l IU(ngoinc|\tIU(n'goinc|\t6 thnthn,, • how l0 I'sh .my. cbn'i'putor. You'ro .17(1-1 Long Term Cure ' 5112. Wnrjs - 5200. Reduce'& Reuse. '.. .125'J ' • 'Ciuiding Liglii • ' •'•1200. rn.uooum • nnd thth o parkk wiltwiltV you. ""• hnst. Qnd. I .lovo youlLovo' Menu of Movies. 520|. Huying Recycled |'ri«liidi 511.1 Iliinions JDii Lovo, David. ' • . • 'J • • "avid, ' .•_'...• - 511-1 llamincr Tou's •' 5202 .' Comniunily inviOLO.(iY. i NE' 2111 ' Rides/Amusenienls ' 520-1 AiWork .:- • ' •',••'• •1261 r-R HOI''. C'lassific:tls Pius .- .51-1(1 ". 'Cat Scan. 2112 Special Rvents/Fun'd Raising 1262 Picket Fences 1-102 Silualion Wanted Ads • . JUST 30 MINJUT^S CHANGED THEIR LIVES, 5141 ' M.R.I. : 211.1. tsntei'liiinnieni/Clnwns:; ~VMT NYPD'niiie: --;:—• 1-101 Placement Services M MOM major i/isuraiuc pl.n^- -51-12 -Cat Souii rn-Hspannl' 2IM. Illrlliday Parties'' 2100 • Puny Rentals ' .. 126-1.' .Northern l-spo.suro , "TOM - Non'lyaditiortnl .Saarchw '•• Hrfl"pll'cl •-.-- ". • ." .-. • ; 51-1.1 M.R.I, m l-spiinoi ' I'etks ,t Henents . , ' ' 'aiOl' PnrlyTenls. -. • .12,65 A. R. B.I;RC;AMC), M,D.1..DIRI-(.JOU Sisiers • ., 5I-I-I.. : How Tii-Preixiro Fiir-'l Rejeciion, you can learn froi'n V • Meet wltli many ollu'i'vwho DRAWYOUgDAD! 2102 l.iiwn Care F.i|uip. • .. ..32&6..... -.UU.V Uills'Jfiaio' •••• V."havr'hntl nasal Mirjjc-ry••• 1 References V " 2lj)1 CiJ Look ' { 5150 , What lo do.abpui Mlemishes .' 1267 Melrose Place ' Wvinc Yhur Erophiycr Nolice '2101. '' nirn Yourself 5151 J3e-Agin|; with makeup .11.1(1. X-Khys/ Rndiology . , ••' Cii.V.v K'/'x./;,' Ni;u', ///K'ii'.v O7O_2Hj_. bci1 wlnu your'new misr will for the•••.,• .;•, , • 5152 Young Skin •. . . 51.11 llllrasound look like prior 2400 i First Aid for More Al I II IM'I: !>' Wll H A M/'K/i 'S'.V llOhl'l f.A I .IS- H 515.1 M«lientl«n nnd your Skin ..1100 N HA Scores 51.12 >• Mammograpliy .2-101 Air Travel 515-1 Suntniinlng 51.1.1 Muelear Medicine ' - •; •1100 • Senior Organizations' •1101 •-•'; NFL Scores «.Improvey'otir Sat- IMAO 2-102 Poiion'St Chemicals "Draw Your Dad" •tl.01 • Stress of GellingOlder 3102 NIIL Scores . 51.1-1 Mammography/Ullrasoiind 2-tO.T . Ticks Additions •11.02 Social Accufily .. 1101 Motor Sports c/i Etpanol. ' ,, 2-10-1 Fleas coupon in next •I 10-1 . Your Retirement Hudger, 1KM • NLIVaselmll Scores Soon weel

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(lo)VBf«:antl tr^altngia lady Ilke'tf' lo got to know and epond nlot of limo with.., igr-r,aciai ^iftHonfchlp, and have no prefer- Looking tor blue collar.guys who want to '• Soneo ol humor 1B A muslll BOX 14671 lady. L»t'« ool to Know each othort 6OX BOX10921. -.'•, ' , • ence on erne race.' Bn}oy old movies, get logother and h'ava a good time. Wan)'.; 1 : : musicals, comedies', 6to. Looking for a SOUND LIKE YOU?? . . 1S758- ' ' •..'•• '•'••• ' •"• .- • ..'/: CARING & SHARING MAN ; somoono who Is good looking and straight/' frlondshlp; mnybo moro, BOX 114^8 • 22-yoar old, single white-female. Looking SOMBTHlNOLONOtEHUI. , Professional maJn. ngo 39. 5'9' with a me- lkuu p I'm 25 yyear s old, ggoo d lookingg,, (ol* for a. single or divorced white male age 21 Single block lomole, age 24. LoDhlng hi a dium to.muoculfu bi/IJd fm n hnndsome,, h lki d i BOX10B74 TRUEVHOrJESTAD.., . tally ptralghl looking and acting, BOX-10B74 (o 3D, who dnjoys going out and having lun, main ago 20 lo 46. lor a long lolailomhlp:: non smoking Italian with dark brown hnlr. Affiliation will extend services Woll proportioned,. 5*1.0"*, 230. pound, dl- 1 bui BIBO Playing homo and enjoying qylai flaoo lo unlmportanl. BOX 14rate 27 yoar old, lit nnd ohnpaty block lomnlo. I. BdX 10773 ' . '. . i. • •. •• /emple ago 25 to 30, whoJovns to Man.., hnlr and blueoyo's.' Looking for anblhor dm oduootod and httyq 0 maBtem.dogrdo In 160 pouhdfl, Llko travel, tho ,pcoan, the malo, lo hnvo n tun time with. Wo can ntnrt BOX 14323 ' •.. ,-'-'• . • ' .':•-. • dlc.scx, Somerset and Union counties. range:of VNHS hpme hciillli cm- ser- recognized consumer-based Accredit- sociology. II you aro'lrtfordslod In loarnlno moonlight, etc. Looking for a profbsslonnl 8IMIUAH INTERESTS,... ' off nn Irlonds, flgrio and ago aro unlrppor*- Roth agencies have a long history vices lo the Tri-County service-area. ing body. , • # moro nboul mo..,please calll DOX 11474 '', mnto, ago 40 to 50 who Is In groat ohnpo, Single whlto lomnlo, ngo 18. Havo .brown: IN DECENT 8HAPEI lanl-BOX 10824' ">', • With the earno. Interests. Want something linlr and,bluo-groon oyoB. I'm S'l^'ahd. 20 year old, overflgo looking malo, Like - FANTASTIC VOYAGE,.. . HEALTHY MAN WANTEDII of providing.high-qunliiy programs These programs include hospice, The addition of Tri-County VNA to long term.., BOX 13252 ' • wolgh about 107 pound!, Looking lor o pin- fairly eklnny. glrtu. Looking i6( a frlond and Voluptuous, vlvnclous, ctlnglo black fomftlo, Gay wh|to male, ago 34, 5'0" tind wolgh glo whllo malo, around the, B&rno ngo; Llko hopfllully mpro. SOX 14334 •' VNHS' service companies will nllow ago 20. Llko a man with control,, muscles ' MAKING FRIENDS,.. 197 pounds, Looking for another gay while hanging out nnd hnvlng'a good lima... BOX Home Week and a good head on his shoulders, Must bo B'T, 125 pound Christian fomalo, Have , ., FIT VOUR BILL? . or asfon male ago 28 to 30. Want sbmeone each organization to maintain tho high' many Interests and open to trying naw U234 • ••:• ••..,- . • '.••• •.•,;:... •. flgoZOlo 30 and al loaal 0'. BOX 11417 ;•:•. '•'••:. .';AK18S'O|9LpyE../1'';|''V'...;'V HISPANIC MALE..,. '•• - • Singlo while malo, ago 44, 57" and weigh who,Is honllhy, n non smoker and nol Into quality of its existing services and • things.'Enjoy live concerts; romantlodln- ABE YOU 8EN8ITIVe?7? 170 pounds..Hayobrown hnlr and a'beard, bars. Maturity combined with a good sonoo May 14, 1995 -May 2O.1995 FALUNGMNLOVE ,. Novpr marfWd/no'n smoking,'•IriflliiyWid^. Single hlspnnlc mnlo, ago 32. 5'8"wlih Fat reduction keeps body healthy nrfro, the tjeach, mountains, 6(c. II you have Vory atlratlvo, icill llgurod'whlto bolo; Enjoy outdoors sporia; 70'6 and 00's mu- of humor la a plus for mol BOX 10744 develop,others, .while sharing some Very sonsual wh'lo, tomato, OQO 37. 6'8" mold, ige 32, 6'2"-and welgrT(80 pountJO' block ha'r and brown eyos, I'm loving, olo- similar Interests ..call mol BOX 14231 •ago 40, Havo Irostsd ^londa hair and groan olc, olc. Looking for a olnglo fomalo to oo- Lieber • 908-49977927 for and vory ojiapoly, I am an Independent kind Looking for B tall, protty* non timbklng, Bin- flont and lunn'y. Looking lor a single whllo. progrmjis, . . <-• J oyoa, Looking'for a kind; honoat/amoiloH- tabllsh a relationship with and go beyond.,, O'r• oil'.the' changes that Americans . • "Once you hltyo.figured out how, to of person. Love going to tho movloB, thp 8OFT SPOKEN FEMALE,, Ole while fomalD. flgo zfl.to 32. who enjoys': or hlBpanlo'fomala ago 26 to 39, who 1B WOMEN SEEKING WOMEN "VNHS.has a strong commitment ally and tlhanclally Bocdro whlta gonllnman. quiet oynnlnpSQl homo,., DOX 147-11 ' •intelligent,BOK145B7 . '. ',: BOX 14348 •.•., . • • are urged to make in their diets, the cat a low-fat diet, slicking to it is a thealar, 8portlnfl:ovonta, otft, Looking for a Single Jewish lemalo, ago-52. I'm a B'5", ARE YOU INTERESTED?? BUmmdr romartcb, Wantflotnopno who Is 139 pound non amoker. Looking lor a |ow- BOX 14209 -, •• • . •:' •-•:••;'.• •:.':. to be at the forefront of homo health ;. MAN WITH A HEART.,; • OEALTA'aOODHANC ' • . I havo dark brown, shouldof length hair and one that wllklinvo the greatest effect • wliolo new challenge," Killeen said. lalli nuc'cos§(u1;'a rioh emokbr, kind, sup- lah butfinqss man/professional, In his 5O'o ; MEN SEEKING MEN SINQLE JEWISH FEMALE: , Single while malo, ago 32. 5'10" and wdlgh: Whltp mnlo, In my lotq 30'9,-Conaldo'od a brown eyes. Looking for eombone who ID care," said Ruth Odgrcn, president pprtlvo, romantic and lovlrifli polng hand- to 80's, a non smokef and has traditional' on reducing disease risk.for most; pecv •• A teceni study dispelled some com- THE CENTER OFFERS COMPASSIONATE^ Educatod, piolosnlonol lomols, HQO30, 5-)" 180 pounds. Have dark hair hod oyos, Fothor nice person, I'm o nort omoker orn/ a social FfT MALE WANTED.,, intnlligpnt. enjoys having lun and can.hold ; tome IQBi plus.' BOX 14B16 ; •• ' • . JowlBh voiuos. No ono under 6"8\ BOX ahdwolgh 108'poundn Non crrtokoranc} .' inonly held beliefs nbotit factors thai and CIIO of VNHS. "Tills nffilialion 0( Jwtr Chlldron. I am good looking, In good dnnkor. Inioroslod In ihd possibility of a per- Singlo white mole, ago 27, I arn a profos- n decent conversation. Wnnt someone who pie is. coning back on fat, according to .' 1 DipNIFIED CAKE IN A -SETTING OF f 14484 chlldloAB. I'm Intalllgont, rJarlng and a nlca strategically positions us to provide :•;;.':. BLONDE WOMANi., " Bhnpo and havo n good hoari. Looking lor a manent, Inlor-raclarrolatlortBhlp.. Have Tto olonal working on Wall Siroot. Looking for a' Is drug, alcohol and d|soase-freo. BOX, Union Hospital's coordinator of cliiii--. affoci.it person's success In mninlaiiV person, Looking for a trim, single wl))lo mala Olnsey lady;';40-lah, looking for n lllo-tlmo.patt- MORALS AND VALUEB??? lomalB ago* 28 lp 32, who In prorty and In prqloroncoa for ono rncO. Want aorrioorto Dingle, very III malo who Is drug-froo. Lot's ,14440 ••••''•'..• , ; • •'.'•'."'. TRANQtJIL, HOMELIKE COMFORT." age 40 lo 53, who In a nrjn Arridkerfor * ;i1 home care services in a managed care Professional, single black .fomalo, ilgo 43. good Bhapo, wijh a good hoart- BOX' 14750 who in opon. honest, cofnmunlcattva, mol),- Wlk... BOX 11472' '. . '• .' '.'"'"' enV nutrition Leslie Killeen,. .•'.. ,inj! n diet; The sl'u'dy. showed Illiil nitf'fdrwfnihg, dlnlnfljyomanoo nnd fun. ROSGB long torm relationship. Want a Blgnlllcnnt IMN AND MAYBE MORE.. environment," • , . . 6'4" and wolgh 130 pound's, Enjoy tho Iho* 1 : Vatod..,QOX 11048 •..'.'. "A diet high in fat has been strong- ••••'snacking. eating something other than find diamonds aroopttonnl.,, BOX 14621 olhor... BOX I416B: ., -: ., ' ~" OETTINOTO KNOW VOUI " HOT TUNA"«•'.• • 23 year old, single whJtft' professional foV ntori,movloo and roadlng-^Ooklng for a con- malo. -Knvo brown, hair and hazel qyon. I ESSEX COUNTV AREA... 57", 14O:pound Italian, nrje3?. I nmcalho- ' RELATIVELY NEW HERE '. Gay whlln mala 30 years old. Long brown three squtire meals a day, having inno- lldofi|(,coring, romantic, profostiional blnck .',, •'. PRpyE HE WRbNd-r ly linked ionn increased risk'fpr heart 1 lie, Consldor mysolf to bo funny nnd otviy ProloSRionnl black mnlo. 0'9" and woigh hnlr, bluo oyos, 0', 175 pounds and tight nm 0' and full figured. .Looking for anplhor Dlvorc'od vyhito tomato looking tor n slnglo mnfd. Want somoone who Is 40 lo 50, over ...that Ihnro lo a wnrml eiirlng. nocuro while: vative cookbooks, and access, to a going, looking fot-si fflmnlo flgo 24 to 30,; •170-17fi pou'ndn, .Llko to bo nponlonoouo •Byylmmora build. Enjoy arto, mUnlc nn^l put- fomnlo fora posslblo ralatlonnhlp. Must be disease and ccrlnin cancers," Killeen or'dlvorcod mn|o ciga 25 to 40'a, Wnnt a 5'P* and physically fit. BOX-14475 • malo cb.irchlnn lor n illuoiciid whllu (ornnto with similar ^ualltliBl Want (rlbndn lirnt wlih.. '.and ilflMlbla.;LoQiilng (or an nttractlvo block •• doorir Sooklng Blncoro well adjusted mon n non smokor.,', DOX 14702 ' ' * siikl, "It also contributes to »!>esiiy; microwave oven did nol. affect the companion • to' go boating, movlesi tho InhorWa. I'lin plus el>o... BOX 1067Q. ahoro, otc. Chlldfon aro (Ino, DOX 14D52 ENJOY MOST THINGS,,. odmoono who'la 111 and nlco on tho 'i^l^a,;'••••. fbm'ftla OQO 2|i to 40. Mutit hnvo (I .good, 24-33, Ifnllnn or Puorio Rlcan oro npius. 1 : ; ,. WANT COMPANIONSHIP.. ..,.: which is nn independent risk factor for success -of a diet. . 55 yonr 0|d, 57-,,'rnodlUrn. built, altractlvo . JUST MOVED HERe..,.. BOX 14778. ••".•-. ' '•.•••.'• ••• •SBtifio of humor and some nort ol vnltid Opon mindod people. So, what nro you wall- TALL FEMALE ,.;•'. ' Ing for?? BOX^I 2877 , • 30 yonr bid,'white lomnlo. 6"10 1/2" and il fomnlo, Enjoy coontfy muolc, the shore, tho 10 yonr old, 5'4",. 120 pound lorrinlo. Look- : • •'py.s^nv-.flQx 11QB2:." •''';..•,.. •' •' ;•''• liltlo'hodvy otH, Have long roddloh-brown those, and <>lher diseases."...•;.•... : The study also identified two fnc- Singlo black lomfllo, ago 45', Molhor of onp., 1 ,. . : .:UKEFAMILV.UPE...Vy?' - '•':•:«• mountainn, bnllot, oto, Looking foroomo- ing for somoono ago 10 to 25; lo bpbrid p holr. Looking (o start a 'relationship wllh Like movloo, cooking, slaying homo and 40 yoor old, divorced mnlo; F,athty.-of two '-'•',. WANTAOOODFRIENDII •;•., • LIKE STAYING HOME... !•' Killce'n recommends 'getting no . tors tharhad a detrimental effect on ono to holp mo rorriombor to nlop and smoll tlmn andltavo.lun with, Enjoy walking,. riornooho spocial. BOX 11231 : mQro, Looking [or a nlcq, cloan cut mala, children- Lookinrj lor comoono lo bo friondn Tall, nlrlc'nn nmorlcnn•multii hpo 34. Look-. B'B",..i?5 pound nlrican rfmurlchn rnalo. siicking with a diet: tin erratic eating tho roses.' Wont gomoono who In lamlly sportnnndmo>0, .BOX 1406B Hayo( brown halrvond i>yoo. I nm n homo •niore iharv 30 perctnt of .your calories ngo 45 to 50 plus. Want a non nmokor who with. Want ebmoono ago 35 lo 40. Kids aro, '- ltirj lor a nocuro .womari wlio knows oxqclly BLUE-EYED QAL... orlonlod: DOX 144S1 • : okny,,,BOX.i47B0 • >, '• ' • body. Like cloying homo ohnring quiot ovor, from fa(, but the American Dietetic' :•• pallcm willi frequently missed meals in woll hullt nnd tall, DOX 14000 • 'ARE YOU.PA88IONATI:?? what tho,wnntn.artd in,Booking ft'goocJ* Gay while fomalo, 22, G'4" and weigh 110 SHARP LADY %'/ your old, lomnlo. B'2" linti.wnlgh 135. n,ingfl with ..comnono spbclfll. Looking (or (or : LOVETO DANCE • (r)ond'. Wnqt n wdmnn ago;35 to 45 who 1%. pounds. Looking n Q' or Gny whllo fo- • COMPANION WANTED,...". f •anol'hor nfrlcnn/aOiorlcnn tnnlo'Wjio onjoyq., Association rcporlsthat the national:' and a lack of responsibility for'cluxis- Slrtglo whlto.prolonslonnl woman, 27 yonro • poundfl. Looking lor n strong, Glriglo blnck Iniarofitotf jn'hnvlrtq fio jrio fiifi-»BOX ^1 *t•*«iV] • ^ 1 Dluo'cod wliito (omalo, In my 3O'o. MoltiOf 'Single whlto mnlo 24 yrs old. 6'0",. Enjoy• Bbrnft'of thd.onmo thlngn.for. qulot tlmoa. ' fttnlo; for friendship orposolbln rolatloririhlp. old, • Llko plnyo.'moylos, hornobn'ck 'rfdlrirj • rnrilo who la vory conlldont Ih hlmsoll. Wnnt ••", "it WANNABE BpplLEO??;: • ^ : average is closer to 37 percent. "Many- : ing or preparing one's foods. of ono, Looking lor. o fl'nglo or divorced rnovlOG. dancing, Bpario, dining oul, Ate, Book- : : : 'ffWriclrihip; nnd whntovor hnpponn.., BOX OOXH520 .'•••» . ' and outdoor npiMtloa. Looking (or a Klnrjlo," nomoono who in pasnlonnto and romanllr;. 20 yoar old.'profo&slonni i|'n(iari;,|'nvin good " people misinterpret the 30 percent- To overcome those obstacles, Kil- whlto mnlo, ngo 25 lo 40, Enjoy tho nhoro, 1 ing nlnfllo whito lomnlo fnmlly orlontniod. 20 'HOf '• ' TO THE POINTII , whito prolonGlanul mun botwoon ngos ?'{.• Not ll hard person lo ploaso... BOX 1407.1 to 30, allm tind atiraclivo. Wnnl nomoono lhai flhnpo nnd workout. Looking lor n yory pi'otV • (1 Now York, moylon, wookond gcii-nwttyn, 1 1 : Gny block lemalo,', ngo 30. Looking tor an- guideline to mean thai they should not•• lecn suggests keeping' your kitchen' 3G:BOX14BOO ' .•••"• . •' • • ty woman to hnvo' fun witti, go out and'do" • ^l :: ;...: SUMMER'S COMING,,. ' '. - fltc. Wiinl to got to know somnono and hnVo onjoyn cportn and dnnclng. (of companion-' other Gny b)nck lomnlo for walks In Ihn. 1 MEN SEEKING WOMEN fuh thlngo. Wnnt Bomoono lohbd 20 ytmrold, Qay white .miiio. llnvo biondn- slocked -'.with easily prepared, low-fat lun.,,nOK 14802 •• '-.- ••'• • . •' '••'• ... ; LET'S GET T.OQETHERI . nhlp. Alhlollc ability nplun, BOX 12325 pink, dining out, .moylcs, clulJWng, 'otc; eat any food or any meal that derives finfrj'nnd bluo oyon". l.ookinfl (or an nttrnc- 23:yqar old, nlpglo whlto. (omnlo. Have long ' frlonds'.wilh. and possibly load Hopo to hoar ffom you Boon,., BOX ,14465 , food' to make regularly scheduled • ' ',• • YOUNG AT HEART,.. ' '.-, H ;•'.... /ASIAN MALE.,.: .... , ; ' . , WANTEDI. . i •• ityb; Bl,pf Qny white mnlo, ngo 20 io 35, to nioru;.'ihan 30 percent of its calories .dnik'hfilr and dafk pyoa.- 5M and wolgh tormi riilntionchlp'. BOX 14/159 ;. • 5'r; i.i2 pound nilfnctlvd Indy. I tim h fon • Aolnn malo, ngn 25. Looking for a protly,, 21 yoaf old.'-'hlnglo black male. Lopkinfl lot •hung' pii(urd^nhnro,r.iHnrneMlft\ii v)|tii. Gn.- ,1'ij poufifjs, Looking 1qi.t\ nfnglo whlto mnlo' p i •from'fat,". Killeen said. "Thai is not;. ineitls easier and enlisting ihc under- '•(ull.ligiirrtd.-olnglo'whllo'or hloponlc'lomalo- a .fitrigfo fotrtnld tigo 10 to 27,whb onjoya . , HAVEA-Op^pHEARTtll ;., : : louInQ Qominl,'Enjoy ttid 8hof6/.;bnni?llig,. ago 2Q.to.2S; S'.IO' lo 6*2 , who'In flmbllioi/u joy moVlfin, music, lho''ohbro,'''otc. .BOX: Sinplo.!b!Qck..f(irf)ali» lodklng far n''uinglo standing and support of,the... person' 1 , ago2.1 lo25,'lorfrloodohlpnh.tlli/ntlmon., fun tlmo,o..mov!esi qu!et,0v*n|ngrt nl,tiomo; Pro!odD|onnl atnglo b'liiipk mnlo.'ago 43. I'm vcorrect..T,hc.' guideline applics.'to total Atlantic City, (ilo. SooMpg, ona tpf}cioi.n\tt;' and:hnsn''gront oon'tio bl humor. Wiinl i4^•': ''' / ; wiiilb fp'jlfijo. Wantjionioorip.figQ 2O.tp-3Op ; : rjliior 6lvdrcnd whltQ-G.ill'olic tnalfl-hno ,40 : .titc.lt you arb that special porcort-.lbl'h tfilk. .drug and dicoasoWroi?.i.Suoklng.a-tu!i Juil_ 7 ....;. ;. .CALLME8ACK PLEA3EI" . ' u : 1 ;: :ill> y'oly q&l(il.ai)d. nhy,-block Irtmnlo n(Jn?'tf.'. •."inovlpa. ihft-'ntio'rd,- roltp.raHniing.-howiinb' ' 155'poundtt.,f-fn 'o 'brown.'hflir-..and^oyor,;: ..*•: V.-CAN WECONNECT.7??'? •••'•.:, Forniore information about criiat-' .DOXV12Q0' ' ' ."..'. ••'•••. ..:-v. •43'yonr pr<3,.57*,:i7O pound n'fl'o. Looking' • Pood labels now lint fat ccmlc.nl, but ; 100 poii'ndo.'.Non nmpkm, hqn'drlnkof and U ? ; Looking for.u nlondor,.clonrt ohayor);' B.l ,'or; Firm boliovof .Inoducnlton. (,poklng(of a °!C °P.X W \_;: '•• • " •• ' •;/•;'': ' iJl whito'lornhlo.-flookl'ig,lho"Hiimo.' Wnril . . 8IONtFICANT OTHER,.. •' . .:. pnovor'rnaffiod. UooMng for n wliifo lomnlo •lora oin'giu.Ibmiilo. Sohi&ono callod rVnifind • Gny, hinpnnlc; Intln or fluropoan malo. .Want :..;K'i.ile.eiv stresses to.he careftil !l'l.i;it'yo.u iiig'tf.healthy-diet and lowering'healtrr, guy who is good looking nnd" hnn a good I couldn't undomlnnd-th« riumbor. II wan SOMETHING LONQ TERM.. ;. upmopno ogft'25 lo 40; forfrinndlihl'p, lun Gducatpd, tilnglo jowloli prbtosslonai, ngo 30, pornonnllly. No ono ovor 29. Want aomo- ngo 20' to 35. protty nnd tlill, who onjovo r,omgono for friendship and lun,., UOX 11337 and gnmos: I'm' 5*3" nnd wolgh 10,0 risks .through .nutrition, watch for .fro'n;n.34.ydnr old. dlvorcod lumalo, with.n 30 yoar old, njtigfo.whltn mnio. 5'11" nnd understand-what the numbers, mean, I am [i-'non'flmokor, chlldlnoo and financially qno wHA'will lovo'm'tt far who I am... BOX ittnying homo, wntchlno lv, movion,- muo'c, pounds,- Musi -bo dicbrobl and drug-lroo. rf nix yoar old child,' Ronily want to aponk to wriigh 170: poundfi, I'm, onfly going nnd"* • ' . ( FIRST TIMER... ..'.,. ;': .One • of ihc most straightforward • 'upCnnting'lectures-offered by Union nocu«i. 5'4 nnd wdlgh 100 pounds. Conoid' 14438 dancing, otc. Non nmokor plonnoi BOX aoKi4a47"~ "' ntod ronily protty, iniolllrjnni and nloo.Look'' \i4oe_ . '•:•. .: • • you.iiploaan call rflObncWII BOX M407. ;. . down to Qnrth. Looking fora longjorm rola- Sinplo wtiini mnlo; ago 23. Have brown hnir ,:- KMlHods fcjr. determining What pcrcen- llospiial. Recent lectures bave ing for n Kim, non nmoklng, tJrutcod,,Blriolo,1 ,.',;, . NpM$TOP,FUN... ' Ho'nBhlpp'Wnnl oomo.onb nrjo G5 to 39 F.n-* nnd oyon, 5!2; njid wo[gh, 105 poundn. -.•* ; •' ARE YOU OLDER??? . ' SOUND. LIKE YOU? ' ,. . ' )oy moviofi', dining out, tho outdooffJ, file. Looking lor n mnlo age 10 to SJj.-.yvhocnn fotiiscd on a variety of nutrition top- whlto mnlo, J|QFUMTOBEWITH ; ..-- ••-, 1 • frlondahip or romance, Wnnl aomoono wlio THE BOY NEXT DOOH,;. ,. for an older, olnglo block female ngo 27' souil grams, of fa(..(,'a|en pvera.day: . Jk-.illhy'Way;" "Get. Your- Children Dlvcifcod-while lomnlo, In my 30'n; I hnvo .or hjijpnnic fomalo ngn 10 (o 40. who kriows • Innjorn ahapoly/pfofpttGlonnl black fomnlo.- 20 yearn "old, 5'MV 140 pounds. Enjoy Id 5'0" or tnllor. Enjoy danclnrj, moylourdiri-- Di white -'mnlo looking for. an oxp'orlonco' nnd up. who la quiet, discroof nnddoosn't Oiu'he' Rfglu'Nutrit'ion Track;'•"•"Gpo'd- children. Ehjoy, movioor dining out, trawl, 1 • whuUho wnntn oul of n rol(ilionnhlp.':••• 1 '.unflflr JU, wim m HJOHIIJU .jut .i mnio.iimu, W "ries,..Trial is the maximum number of tion'on current lectures, call Killeen nqe-4n tn fjff, (nf rtaalhtn IflftiHnhfrttL iq'B, waiR'.»|.'p'i6.pArk wlh, Qtc • "••-.;.; ; , qiVE.MEACALLI-: , - ' reliahce.;.For per.S0nali7Prt raro a «?t ipnrinrrtirf , n rr)hrlprnf^f.ility • • • i|j,u. |p V '•:•. OOjj muny lhinflo.,ai;)oking,n,n attrnc- loading lo n nonouo rolntionghlp. Wnnt oomo-. 225 pounds.'.Looking'lor mnnco; Inughlor nn(J com rriunlcnt'on.. Enjoy Hvo, wtiiio colholic mun ago 35 to 45. who BQX-'ilriQi .•••••"•'."'=• •.•'..:.•:• '/ '.' SQ.yO'Tr old. btrigln-wriiio mnlo. Ootv'l (inipk'o •. .cii.loncs.lroni fat you shouldeat.Kince •ono who is lolrly flttrncllvft,,', BOX'14460 eJiodaf!u-frof>;*Oi curiouo whito malo. Went .; ;'.,.'••' SEEKING THE SAME.T "Iho thoator, hockayv-ionrj' walks; dnnclng, lu profoasional' and n non nmokor. DOX or dodruflfl nnddrink'onco in n whll(j';l,o6k-; ; ( liomyono lor"innndBhlp'nnd liln tirpo's'.:. .White fomnlo,, age 24. Looking-for n white "each gram of fai supplies niiie calo- Union Hospital, an affiliate,'of the otc'. II you nro that tnll, 0' plus, husky 14399 :.•;••'.'•. ...•- . •• ing Ipr that opoclfil eomdqpo'flflo'20 to 44,. DRIQHTEN UP MV LIFEI ,31 yonr.oldi 5'2", 'uinglo white mulo, with n 1 .BOX.M'e'flj:':-•.. ,•/•";•-••• ..;' .• ••• mnn,..cflll'l BOX 14743 . . 'Who In coring'flntTofiaririfl, Wnnt oomoono Q , 1Q5 pound mnlo, ngo'22. Hnvo bfpndo female to oxperimont with- Must bo 'oml- ries, divide your "fat calories" by nine Saint BamiiNs; Health Caro System. ; AREVOUCARING777 - , , aliflhrdlijiibiltty, F-njoy counlry muaic, npoc- nine and vory dlocroot..'. BOX'1p60fl- '• . tntor oporto, otc. Looklno'lor an honool, nin- ' who I ikon, wnlkfl, rriovios. uportn, dining in' ,hhif and bluo oyop. Enjoy vl/hiklno'.' cn'mp- •:•.'•• ;••; SEE WHAT HAPPENS- ' l 1 E C.I A LI Z ED H O SP'I'T A L., O F UNION C O "U-N ^Y, , ;• '' '..' .,: , . ' * ITALIAN SWEETHEART!! Dlvorcod whlto fomu!o ago' 45- I'm plus 1 ..i. come tip with .ihi)..wji (l-.iliimbbr of is ..Joijiijtd,-.. at 'lOOp Gallojjliig-"Hilr ; 1 Gfty 'whllo rtmlo."28. •S'fl" and .woioh. v60 iflyonrold,cdlhollofomnlo. 5'4"|and woigh | 1 coro , flllijctionaio, whito; InmUNi for Irlond- nnd out, olc'BOX 1ti27 ,V ,inD,' ton'nlo, movioft, comody, (flc. Lovo to sljtatJ. Looking for a warm, /omantlc, dl- hang out with Irlohdn, laugh nnd hnvu n •'pounds. Hnvit brown hnir and (j'oon tfi/oo. SPOUTS I'nillNEIIS/FRIENDS ••grarr)s: of fat allowable 'per day, For .Rbiid,"Wiipai ",. '.'.'••,'•.•••.:'••• ••-,••)•' •• bout1.0 poutdfi^Loog q^n uhfp and (i podoib.to Jong trirm -rolntionahip. . , MU8T BE ATTRACTIVE!! : , . : [ vorcod w.hllp molo'lor a-long torm relation-.. good.lirno, II you ^iro ,*i .whiio or hlcpnme I'm gOod looking w)|h n nicn tiudd, Lo't'fl QOt 1 .. ,:...•„ /•-. 40 vVatchuno VVay . Borkolpy Heights « NJ 07&22 ;. ; • ' . "•'. •'..^•[ ):i' ing, nlnrjlo whlto mole'ago''16-to 23, lor h i Wnm nomoono. who can aoo boyond.tho example, if.your iqiai.c.ilorit intake is' . .'•' BtiJp. En|by 'moviop1'dlri(1n{j'Out nnd bomrj ,* Vory cula'looking, .sirjglo whito mnlo, ngn. lomaifl who io honnot. triohdiy nnd likoo lo togoth»f 8omot|m(> and ooo what hnpponQ.-. (Nol lor couples Booking...) oorlous relationship. .En|oy many .thlpgn. Met thai I ha^o , nmuriomnnt- -parka, and. Mas a 'Looking lor nomoono I car) havo nloi ol lun Singift'black, mnlo, aon 48,.Lov» going, to' 45 yoar old, prbfoaaionnC ftirifllo Gny wn.iiH country mur,ic, Lookino lor n lomulo (riond The St. Elizabeth Hospital ! with, Somoono' lodovolop a vorynico r.ompijlor fiold " Uiko sporto, hockoyi foot- 'sonaool humor... BOX'1307C * • -t '. efmrnh, Ihn shoro;' QOIQ(] '.\q ihrrpark,. otc'- nijilb. r»"fl* oriel ,wol(jh nboul 150 pcnindr. ,noiiZO-30. SOX 13W-1" .-' b.-ili, dining,Qui1. liming; rollorblatiirig, oic. Iriondiihip'with ilrid may bo a fdi.itioMijhip Sinrjlo blactc male. ng».39..Lpoktna foi.a' Lookirifl'tor n tiicu, lull lirjulddwhifo lomafu Hnvu brown hiitr 'nnd blue oyon, mv nufja- 'tiOPEVOU'nfeTHEON&l ^pHkmqjJjj^klJmiljl o a frmndr.l'imndr.p tntnhuiifh j lt hlnr-t/ Igm/i'n ;ipft Ti li> -In who K int nm in 4l41ll^|bW^tii|y^jf i • ' -— " "^^u^oj^ TiMiTirtTiinitqrifiliilii!' Wnril gomoo'no who Ir. ontployotf, Ono or !wo ctnldron aro okny, Orifint.-il lomnlo, in my onrly GO'S. I'ni n llu- 'crnot. Gay whito rr»,ilo.a;]i> -10 to.Sfj',. Nuod somoono npoclnt In, my lil/i. Enjoy my filiin to mddium built. BOX Ufi5G . , •. 1 niorouli porf.onnnd lovil to cook. Looking !jj^fl{l!-&i3ehdbUlt9t!Qn- Wnnl. nioni]'and mnaninrjlijl orio-Qiiono has iho r.;mio. quiilltlos - Want n cn 'inmIIy, Irinnris. job and church;DOX_Hj3g* rolalionnhip, Mu:it.l»-* sluipoly,' sonotir,'., JUST RELOCATED... . . , 1 lor atoonir. pt.'iyor. Wont ft non nrnoking, • NOM SMOKER.,.. ' - 3EI1I0US I1CPLIES ONLY tri(indslii()h'io.ndi«n la- h 'pQssrtMo lo'nft i • rnindod,- alloclidnnto and faithful No hond Singlo whitn nin'o, ago 3l %'T and woigh', prolunsrpnnl mnto who Ir, iinon drmk'or. willi *~ .CREATIVE TYPE... ;. ,Undorntandino black.Iomnlo. apo 19- Look' to ytmr old, full .fifliirod,' .Ftingio Ijlaclt |(i-" relationship. BOX 14383'.':-"- '"••'' '•• nnmor. pionso' DO^i M8? • • ' ' 220 pounds. Hnvocf.Tk hairaild ii.inoiia- morKiy in hia pockot. II you tvnnt ii Cehfer Divorcod'wliilo iomnlo,' in my '40's. I'm a infi lor a ouy-nrjo 10 lo 25, who ir. a'non niiilo I'nm'&'fKin'niindod, aitmctiwn. non Iflclip/Liko thn r.horo, irJivni, ft)laj woman'.ino'SS to 33. lor Irlnndfiriip-und oll-broadway iihowc. ojt-boal clnnm, i, now A SWEET LADY.,, • - Enjoy liiktno dnvos in thri country, quint got loflothorh..: BOX 14500 • ' • ' poasiblolonpInrmfoliiiiOfirihi'p.DOX M473 Sinrjlo' whito mnlo, arju 20. Hav» brown hair wavo munic nnd Nov^Vr'ork city... BOX-. .30 yoiir.old, whito fomnlo, H/tvo brown hair ovoningn nl hanm, jho nhbrtvotc. Looking GIVE ME A CHANCE.;.' ancfoyos. .Cnjoy movion. long drivon, ron- . , .FUNNY QUY ' . . .10600' . ' • ' • A ,ind bluo oyos. I'm a big girl wlih n birj for somoono' wi|h ainiilnrjnioroiitii.No ob- 30 yoar old,'Viinglft whlto m'filo.'S'O i/IT nnd OLD FASHIONED OUY corts, camping, otc, I'm ennng, honnct, Gny whuo mnlo. '34 yonm old; 5'8"'F ifiO ho.irl.Loottinrj (of f,om(io'nn apneial to sharo |flciionr».to ooirifj fishing,.watching car rac- wflifjli 173 paunefs. Havo brown hnlr.aricf 3fi yoar old, profofiatonai. whitn mnlo. Look- • .•' LETS! ENJOVVyEEKENDS dpon nnd undorf*tnndin(j; la.thoftrguch.a po\inds, wilh rod Hnir and brown ayris i-tvn Medically Supervised Programs tlmu Wilh'. Wanl somoonn who isi.nico,' iim- oa, otc. Lfit'a.talk soon.".. DOX 14215 bluuoyon I am a roninrtiic nnd cnrlnfl por- ing lor pomoono who jovoo dlmng out and Ihino calioci'-'lovo"? Looking lor'nomoono funny, nnlculnto, avori)go lookinrj, mtotii- 5-1 yfiflr otrj, uirifliti, oiim whito malo, smok- ny and hardworking, (3OX 13946 .ion looking lor a mnnogtirribun. lonrj tnrm jikos family vnluus, Want nonioonfi undo** ijr. .Lookjng tor a youngnr,>Gtng!is" •i? nnx )4fiu^_; -;;;__' ' '• - nn tf| WHFRF. ARR VOU7' •Ailrnciivo fi'4'. nlim hlnnf'n wiih hiiin n ' n "n 'V lHl^4!iat i State of the Art Phy-sical Therapy Programs go to Itin boocn. ir.alr nnd cainping trips, lor ANYTH1NQ OUTOOOHO... . '-. r.hjp, Kidn;ir» okay ..QOX 10715 ' . DOX 11032 Sintjln whito proldnaionnl woman. Havo ,i;m n 4(! ,ya/» aid, dnssy.ln'dy. Lovo tho 14077". apormunont ffionflf.hlp Would liko to nhnro . Arthritis .fitness Clasc long htown hair and brown .oyon. Lookinrj bonch, donclntj. movios,.qulot dlpnofjj, fftc, • Smglu prof option ui mnlo, an.o'29.-I'm'Ital- .YOUNQ AND PRETTY?? '-. LET'S HANG OUT... unplirlcor,., DOX ' J701 lor n-non omoking, atriglo whllo pfolrtiiolon-1 I'm a fiociol drl'nkor Tint! emokor. Lookinrj DRIOHTENUPMYLIPE, ian and work oui.'Hnjoy movios; dining oul, • 6' rpalu. GC yuars young, I'm Innndly with a 20 yoa' old, Bi'whito maiii. Havo brawn hair1 1 r • Pre/Post Natal Exercise Classes.for"Moms" nl mnlo. ago 3>t to 41. WnnUomooiui who (or:fl rospunniblo, confidoni|.tf(jihlu|,'tit|rac- Slngln profossilonnl mnlo looking.for n nin- ilio ouitlooffli otc. t.ooku'io for nn altrnctivo' flood .lonso'ol humor. •Lookinrj lor widowod andhlui) nyoVi. I'm vory ctificnmt with ngood^ : :in' 'romantic' "ind known his' way around a "livo mun nflo -to to 40, who ts not alfnid of QIO whito fomnlo nrjo 25 to 35, (or a lonrj fomnlo who-in ninciifii,.hoposit and workn or djvprcod'|iiwiRh.ioniiiio who ic young, 1 snnso.of hunior-.'L'ooKirirj for sonibonn to; .ll ynar.bld. proloGsiqnnl anil bLinmoflaown- % Hizoberh Hospital's Cardiac, Pulmonary & Diabetic Rehab playground'BOX ylGOG . • - • atiirting 'n rolatioriship anci nqi Inlo'flnmwr.i lorm.rtilnlipnnhip I'm romantic i\\ hoaft, fun qui; If you wnnt.io h.wa fun and do ihln'n,s tirifjht iihtl.pTtitjy. WmU norrioorii/ Who liWa •hnno'fjiilwitlv Want samootio nrjoiD la ?.!>. ur. Gfijoynportis, arta. triWol. nnimrUri, otc. .iQvinn, and fmnncinllysncuro. Wnnt'somo- togoiho^tnjroJiiiklDOX.UGIT; '•„ ._ mOylofi..walka, Iho |hoator,"')nwioh muiiic. who IO phymc'firty fi| with boyish look!) Eliuo • Looking lor nomoono wno isi willing to r.lmrO' FUN ,TODE WITH..." ' 'DOX'MWO ' : • Fitness:for Mature A'dults"- '"'.'., •'•••,.- jwo-who onlpys trnvo'ilng, riintnfj'aut and 1 Mng'infl, otc nOX 1Q059 , .-' ' oyos'flro g plur.ll BOX 11030, . _ all kinds! ol things II you aro inlorostorj ,'ind Sinrjlo whiio lom.nlo, ago -10; tuitJook -10. COULD THIS BE YOU77? • ., "ONE NICE GUY..." diincmg. DOX-1127Q M iiclivo - lots (nlk, E10M 10-114 Fitness for the Physically. Challenged : Vary oiir.y to fjot along with rind lun to bo Stngln black.fomnlo,-iirja HI. fi'irandwoigii 1 El y«ar old. ilnltan malov6' 1 and WOIQK 180 , _ .. HAVE A GOOD TIME,,. nocK'N noLCin with, Likn movion, lonrj walks, spomlma nbout 135 pounds, I'm opun nundod, mco .SPRING.,.. pduntlii'. H.'ivo brown .nalr and oyon Enjoy . .21} yonr.. pit), profonnional maid. I'III '{pod HG'yojr old, innto, Hnvo lonrj.-curly tilondiv' • WALK FOFt FITNE8S... ; ; Healfhand limn with nnch olhor, olc Looking for a non ' nnd uood' looking. Likfi lo pnrly. nrlcl hiivd .can jonlly hang you up ihn niofit, unloan till spQitfl, mti5io,\Wi1in[i pootry,'otc,.LQokiny toohmg and work out. Looking for soiTioonti' iah hale arid tirown oyOGi i-rn jiKaiflht'loo^-. Prolor.v.lqhal black tomnlo.looking Ipr-.'irv .'Weprohiiscd.;Mpm.shc.cbuld live with u^aslong 1 smoki.no, singlo whito mnlii, WHO is alooJ.un Mit^"*" you noon,.' BOX' ynu'fo In lovid'Hnndfiomn. hur.ky,,cntholtc lor a niaturM mindfid.' Hi .to. 24 .yoar old; who • 'who \wnls1 to hauo a'rjood limn. Want ing and. iicling;' Sjfiarching Ic Uuj siimo.• othor (omrilf) fo\ Irnmdship, td.wnlk for lit- Fitness Programs lo bo willy DOX'HtHg.1 •'•• '<____ •niifiiliimnn. ngo 30; look 37. I am fi'fi" with tihjoy'n iho simpin llvnos that lilo nan lo oflor. somoonojviio is. tipnnsl. wofkr.-oul, flood ago 10 to 35,-VVnnt nomoono who ir. fJi'or noiio In tho ovnnuin..Wnnt'nomtjono who Jti as she wanld.Howcoulcrw l)irak cittf i nhort, modlum brown'hnk nnd hiiznl oyon Muni bo druo-fmn Want a soml-norioits io- • lookinrj iintJ.kfiows how lo hnvo fun For a Gity, Lot's goi t.oqolNor and-hnvo a good .'in Hillf.ido. Gli/artnlll'.or Union aroli'..'DOX READY TO COMMIT? '. , ARE YOU A GENTLEMAN?'...... Lnokinfj ror younfjor/ntioritir, shitpnly lady lutioriniilpwilhnolin.vigi\mon Don't mlndil' ijiricoro rolalicinstiip, BOX 1434S' tiiliti' Snnr,o or humor n musl! UOX 13G07_ 1 l.tto . ' Rehobilitolion PfOfdsstonnl fomnlo with hioncfn iiair arui Htown hiilr and groftn uyoo, G'?", 1QO% who in commitiiTiunt mindod. DOX 1.1353 yq cmokn. UOX 1 ',03j_, • Aerobic Mac.hines,*WeighlTraining gmonoyps. him lall,1 about !i7 1/2"-Moth(if U ...,;'.„. FJllENDS-WANTED....'-.-, -•:— pound:) (ind 44 yoam old. puny Qomg find T Aerobic Dance, Step Classes, . oHnytJnuohtnrTt'oatiing'lanriAlior'hValri" ; ' 'WANNA PARTY??? " • "~ " UT'9 TALK SOON... Smflio profor.iilonnl main, li'fln 34. I'm fun 20 yoar old malo. Havo long, curly n\at HO siomothlng, prolfiniiibnnl -bliicK lomalo. lamlly Qmintaiiid. Enjoy mupic. working out1 Who is U\, rionnuiil, flucRnftalul, uinotioniilly ."•tyonr old. wfiilu mnlu. Rnjoy walking, Singlu black malo, ngo 27 ProltiiiSionnl law' loving, oany going and romantic at hnart, hair and brown oyos*. I'm slrai(|h_i luoktnq i 'Looking lor millttanrj lomalittrinndn lor told-

7 r : 1 i| i 1 ' plioni) liiri hhd'6ccri!'.ion;illy (joihn, out! Cn- '•' •' '- '•• i" • .•'.., . *, . • and good -food'. Would llku to. share .a long, .and. liniincially sucuto-Gnjoy •cJancina. duv sportino-'ovoritt;,' clulihtno iitu) -ptwiyino. • onfor,comonl'olfici)r. Looklijtjlpf-»• ningltr -Lookinfj torn ntnfjTo whito fdmalo'.whoorv' u'cting,. Looking for tho,.nanii), arjo \B lo toning' Classes,, 'Individual ~'~. ~~ ~r- -...-• I- (jenter Q torm foliillonship with fiomoonn who hnn Ing out (Kiri in, tho bunch, ntc. Wonl immp- RaciJ doonn't mntior il you MO nrjo 10 to lomalu wlio ir. a pio!uf>!iionnl Kidit.aro okay' ' joyii Iravol, dining Diilimd romantic walks in Warn Ronioomt who Ir, straifltn lookmrj and, joy concoitr,. plnyfi, rHovloa, dming put, otc. clmilnr vnlubs and inturoQlfi. BOX 16354- -Qnoailoatil5:ir.DOX 10Q41 ,• 23,,. POX M735 , , . • nnd rrico V. unimpoManl. - .DOX 14SB i' . , thopaiK.flOX 10070 : ax*.tirxj, Sonso ol iitioiar a nmgiH UOX I •O'" Will roplylo all.'., BOX'14S06 ' •'".•'• •ProgTammfng'&'Assessments »' ' •' r-r.il ,i'-i. !'!t :• -ill! \.l> 'Mi " • ', •' •' . '• '

1 1 ______-(-VMiiinimii^N_\vspi^HMS'i»iiVriii]^siili'(IIsiTcliiin,rr|evhir()di'lu • l! ' v "- i! >• Ml)H7,'U'iioii yiiu-rvipitArl lu »* 'omu'clluiis ml,yjiiir iilioiieliHl will reflect u ,-..,.„, lji->i "A tell' u,•'.•ii .tnh, \\\\\;\- |'!.«\ n'l. l,;iV'fi!"i i Wellness Programs of *!.'>') tier nilniiU1. An uvcruuf.' inli"i(c rail n«t« W.17. Kf^piinclrnls will lieur iicranml clru'rl|illiins nruilvrrllscn anil urc 11I1I0 lo leave,11v»lc«iiiull mewmttf*'*'**""^'!!*!!*!! Is brnuijlil tii>-im tiy Wtirmll ConiiniMilly NcwuimpurNiiiul Aclvunifil'IVlLH-nin ServlceN. _rulM-HIHI-247.liltt7 4UlJ]l_lQ.S4lJI—AliMiclny Ilirniiuli Frlilu> .•J-illi il nui;'iMi1,i ,ir 1 l<'I linn m>iili, i )•) |irn,i ,[' i. . • • wllh nliy ijufsllniis nliiml Hie kwvlte. ,., ' - ....,' Smoking Cessation • • "(Ll\ \\f Will il|-'.iM'.\li 111} Milt i ,'!* lii\-|1U \\il\\

H', i'\ -\O \i ,11 . Ml V • f li Mi II, i\ ',',, , ,||| 11, |n \(i|| p | Stress Management '" '"•' " CDCC VOICI; rnrm- lillM-'M lIlI'M • lil.i 'i:,1 ,;:i:| .''I1. 11|r I,::i, l)y calIin : Nutritional Counseling ' • 1CC I'RINTLiDAD rilCK (iltl-F-TINC I HI.I. ONCRAVVIil-K Respond to q 8 I i 'I IllOti Illli 'fill l!li Hi' i ||| ;f. , i| lnjjl l!n L Weight Loss Groups •' • * •Call 1-800-382-1746 to place your ad 24hrs. a day Hih /iin;li Ilit.Viihi'ivl/iim KIN.'V .iwnii'l. ilul ! . (Plcnsc have your 'voice grceiing wnttion clown before you cull.) •• '.: liiu'l- .ihoin >\hy Minn I HI KM in- kind -ljuit nl '[• \ , I 'ID place your Ciinncciinns ml, cull I-R0O-.1S2- !7-(h lo roenrd your FRER voice niveliiiK. Do ready io write down your mailbox 1-906-786-2400 ; ',.'. $1.99 por minuto. TouchTono or rotary phonos. You must bo 18 or older. ^ Open 7 Days with Private Showers & *,iinn; Ui\ soiuroiii; i;. I Iuny li'ii* u lirii N i.i l, let li^ip j • number.mill ncccss-code wli'en you cull. , . '.. •• . •' ' Dressing Areas. It's all auumiaied u'riil simple. You don'l hnvu to speak lo anyone. One plume cull scis up your voice greeting ami your primed Alter listening lo the simple instructions'ilnicr Ihc miiilbox nuinhcr of the nds you wunt to aciVss or browse all greetings I. Your nd will appear tora l leasi 4 weeks.- -raiiduinly. '•, ' . , - • ^_ :—_—•———i——— (908) 527-5650 "Rminl yonr vnlcc.greellng by midhlghi on Wednesday, liir ynur'iul lo a|i|)ear in next weeks cdhion of Conncclions. You'll heitr n greo.ling with the Connections ail uncl the person beliiiul the greeting. Street ~ Staffed by Physical Therapists, ' You may place an ad in one of our dntinn culcBurics or our sports pntitiers/l'rjends 'cnlcgory. • • '. • • • • iridge 1180 Rt. 22 West Voice greetings arc nddeil'iii lite system every 2-1 hours. So you can browse through.the new advertiser greetings before the When recordlim your gr«uiii\g, renienllrajo.glyea complete descriplinn of yourself and ihe type ofj->eison and relationship yon Elizabeth, NJ 07207 ' , Exercise Physiologists, Registered Conncclions ads appear in' the newspaper. •:;.'-• . .;••••', , "(In/The Medicalpffice.Building) Mountainside, Nevv Jersey 07092 seek, A thorough, honest greeting will produce ilie best results. , . '• •.'...'• Nurses, Social workers & Dieticians Mi'ilicnl ami I'h ysicril You can wirlcvi your messages-free of charge once u week', You niay retrieve, messnges more than once 11 week-hy culling the Uslcn lo greetings of people that Interest you. If you like, leave your response. That person will hear your message when Rehabilitation " 000 number. There In a charge of $ 1,99 per minute. .. . • they cut) in, ' ' . , - , , • ' • .

\ • .", '. BIO — THURSDAY, MAY 18, 1895 — UNION COUNTYWJDE CLASSIFIED UNION COUNTYWIDE CLASSIFIED — THURSDAY, MAY 18, 1895 — B11

MISCELUNEOUS FOR SALE GARAGE SALE CARPENTRY ELECTRICIANS HOME IMPROVEMENTS ENTERTAINMENT CEtttER, oak, good eondl- UNION. BK3 Sskil Multi-family. 293 Kawamwh RICH BLINDT JR. C.P. HOMECARE 4 Repair- I/Ye Treat Every ton, St25 at best olfer. Call 201-763-5406 or Drive (off Srtfmaster Psikwiry or Chdstnut CAPRI Home Like ll Were Our Own" Carpentry, OUNCEMENTS leave message. ' Street). New baby dothes, appliances, toys, , Electrical Contractor Kitchens, Barhi, Roofing, Qutters, Leaders, tools, book*, Mlkaia Chlrai, knlok-knaeks, etc . ,. , ' Lie, No. 9006. Painting, Masonry, Free Estimatos. Insured, EVERGREEN PRIVACY hedge, (Liquidation 4' Saturday. K^y 20rh, 9am-4pm. CONSTRUCTION OOB-352-0263, SHARE AMERICA wISi Scandln«vlan, Euro- treo, regular $29.95 now only $14,95, Alto lilac, General Contractor poan, South American, Allan, Rutalan-high whit* birch. AH In f gallon pots. Free delivery, 6 UNION HOUSE Sale. 1067 Wool ley Avenue . •RESIDENTIAL tree minimum. Discount Tree Farm (between Vauxhall and Morris), Friday, Satur- •COMMERCIAL , DOES YOUR HOUSE school exoriange studenti orrivlhg Augual. 'FRAMING 'ROOFING 'ADDITIONS Amottem Imwculnjral Studww 5xch«nge. Call 800-889-8238.' ," ' : ". " day May 19th. 20th, 10arf|-3pm. Furniture and •INDUSTRIAL . NEED A FACE-LIFT? Kalhleon 908-389-3348 or V800-SIBUNQ. household. Hems. , .•;'..• • ..' . 'KITCHENS'BATHS , EXPAND YbUR.market by doing business ' NO JOB TOO SMALL overteaQlGhanda Export & Import Agency' can UNION. MAY 20th; 8am-3pm. Household *SpeojslJzlng In Siding A D*ck» CALL PEB8ONAL3 - ~~~ sell your product! In Ghana. 201 •374-6628, • Items, .toys, children! ctothlng, bric-a-brac, FREE ESTIMATES 201-371-4618. Bev.Herbert H. Graves, kltchenware.' microwave Oven, much more. FULLY IN8URED • Prices That Won't Shock You! ADOPTION: FAMILY ol ttirw. hopes to grow Director, . 1872 Long Ttrrace (off Stuyvesant at 7-11). again! We'll olferyour baby love, leniltlvlty and Frankls security. Lot's plan together. Call Rita and Tom FURNITURE TWO solid maple end tablos; UN|ON. SATURDAY, May 20th, 048 Johnson Painting & Handyman Service -F;R4-«CI 11 collect, 1-215-638-2922. • . ' • Winasor choirs; $1,09 each, corner cabinet, Place, (off Morris Avenue), eam-Spnv Rain or 201-676-2966 $76i groon rockor, $16O^AII good condition. shine. Alrllno uniform l'»m», like-jww dothlng, We Now edit Carda Fully Insured' Small Job Specialist Y ADOPTION: A loving couple oager to adopt;' 688-6339. .... ••'•,•• furniture, antique sewing machine and much *cc»pl All Major Cre Hope we can help each other. PleoBO call to more, .. ..,.'•.,•'. ;"• .,...',. '• JOE DOMAN . • .'' Intorlor - Exterior • Repairs , '.talk, ,Ksihy.,and,,Chr|» 1^pn241646a • HOUS? SALE, ,: .- SPURR ELECTRIC • Windows' • Gla'Sjr'Ra'pulrs -Carpentry'' 808-686-3824 '; Fully Insured . . Froo Estlmalos 128 Elmwood Avenue, Unl6n, NJ YARD SALE New and .Alteration Work COUNTER PERSON, Driver ond Plzzn Maker LEGAL SECRETARY- Experienced for New- RETAIL,. FULL-TIME- Stock and tales. Long (Use Side Door) DECKS Specializing In recossed lighting and'sorvlco oatabllBhed local parly goods atoro haa open- changing, smoke detectors, yard and security.', . r.oodod lor pizzeria In Clark, NJ. Cull • • ark plalmlll llrm to work with partner on complex DIAL-A-BIBLE HILLSIDE, HUGE Sale. Multl family. 660 Leo ALTERATIONS/REPAIRS ing lor a nont, friondly parlor) to help us In May 19th and May 20th, 10am-4pm ildhtlng, alterations, aod now dovolopmonlB. IKoatton. Good organization and communlco- Street (olf Route 22 or Bloy Street). Friday, " 908-241r3849 eOO'382'0220, '.'.'', . serving customers onr/stocklng,-Experience a, . Furniture, exorcise bike, ehlldran'a books, •KITCHENS •".•-•• .ATTICS License Numbbr 7288, Fully Insured, . . lion «klll» required. Salary l» negotiable. Ploaio. Saturday, Sunday, May 19-21,' 8a.nv4p.rn, plug; but will train right person; Call The Paper *g» MESSAGE (am, sollee table, tools, and lota more. • • , '." 'No Job Too. Small. . GENERAL REPAIRS, carpentry, painting, wall- call Sharon-Reddln,201-i733-3a9g. • : Furniture, appliances, antiques, Jewelry,-dolls, •BATHROOMS *BASEMENTS INDEX DATA ENTRY Podlar, 201-376-33851 .' 908 964-6356 .CASH ONLY • pictures, clothes, baby Items, etc, ' REMODELED papering, plaslorlng, leaders, gutters, win- .LIFEGUARDS. IMMEDIATE polltlp'm evall- dows, doors, roofing, All oxporlly dona. No Job l-HELP WANTED '„,., ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE Manufacturer sooks full llmo super detail- ' AVAILABLE FREE No lob too small or too large. 908-563-0398 1-800-870-0398 able, Also interviewing lor summer Joba and RETAIL UNION, 2268 KENT Place (between Com- : too small, Free estimates, Fully Insurod, Ploaso oriented porson lor ordor onlry arid bllllno, , 1.13 NEWSPAPERS REACHING over 1,8 mil' : OFCHARGE msree and Jeanette Avenue). Saturday, May - coll 608-352-3870, _. ..'O... .- 2-ANNOUNCEMENTS Manutabtujor amki oxperionco WH pereon to Vnrlnd oxporionco njpiuc. PlonBe send rosumo__ WomenB BWlfn prpgrahu. YMrYWHA Ol Union. . Part Time. •: ' jioruoadorol.Your dasslflediulcnnjjojncludfid- '-..,:.::.. CARRETJNG.; " ~". jMlnLaafflUnanaflaft^o wwks poi inumhT" ;-GaH-«qua!lCT«upervlaor, 000 !!00 WSa—-r-r ?mh On m .7pm TnnL >-nllartlhl» tny rar«, r **.""**• '"—"•Tfg'^TTWTTtnirva per monin. wlthisolnry roqulromonts lo: PTQ. Box 443, ~ "Bible Gorrespondsncs Course In SCAN- New-Jersey's Slolowldo Classllled stamps, colqa, baseball, cards, furnlrurs, toys, ' •' • FENCING ~~~-' HANDYMAN, LIGHT carpentry, ceilings, doors, i bbll d fi t Don Antonelll : SlrohQ telephone and oroanlMHonal •kills o Union, NJ 0.7083, . • ' ' LOOKING FOR AN EXCITING 'Custom Interior docoratlng store seeks person •'..';'.• Home Bible Study • -',•, Ad Network. All It takOB Is $279 and one easy comic books, magazines, adult and children's doors.'wlndows, sheotrock, small docks, paint- must. Plonso tend returns to: P.O. Box 443 ' ' 4-PETS '•• '. "•'• •" • , '•/'.••• • •• . lor"sales of bolter producu.-Emphaals on phono call. Phono Worrall'Community News- dothlno. - . • • RQYAL LINOLEUM & RUG CO. COMMUNITY FENCE Ing, tile. Reasonably'Cheap. Cull John, Union; NJ 07063; • . DEPARTMENT OF SPECIAL AND PROFITABLE CAREER porsonal sorvlco; Good, sense ol color and Trade on VartduB Bible Topics papers! Inc., clasBlflodB nt 201-783-041.1 for all 1 484-4724. - - - ''" .. ',;., 5-INSTRUCTIONS , , ., ..;: . WITH FLEXIBLE HOURS? .., .stylq. Coll' 908.664.9S55, . ' , Bible Classesfoi All Ages tho details, • ^_ Famoge-Brand. C«rp*ti "WHOLESALE PRICES IN- ADDRESS ENVELOPES, PuitHMs at homo. EVENTS AND VOLUNTEERS' . HICKMAN BUILDING and Romodollng- Addl-' .. $200/ do/. Enclouo toll addressed damped 1 : 1 WANTED TO BUY; ' . Armstrong - Mohiwk - Amtloo Pnrl time, 2-1 hours poi* weok, noodod for,busy " V ,' ^ 6-(.B8soh Video Series ' ONE TON, 35,000 BTU carrier Air Conditioner., T STALLED" tlons, Kitchens, Baths, Decks, Windows, Tiling ':.• 6-SERVIGES 6FFERED . v evelope. Deparlment 43, P.O. 7153 Rlohmond, Like meeting the public? Have a cor? Msnnlnglon - Confloleum - Tirkett :: Dovolopmoni Ollico of Summit private school, r SALES tor olflco cloanlng company, Commls- .'.'' (Wsvirln your home) ' Thermostat control, timer, 2 seasons old, Roofing, Siding Custom Carponlry, All Home Virplnltt. 33221. , ; WELCOME WAOONWANTS YOU. ••',.'' slon.^xporlonce prelerred. Union County aroa AALTEN'S ANTIQUES FREE INSTALLATION • Have Floor SIZM Wood. Chain Link. Dog Runs. Re- " 7-BUSINESS: OPPORTUNITIES'' 'beginning July -1, 1005, An onlhUBlnstlp and Originally $1,000. Soil $600, Ibest ollor. Improvements. Pictures/ Reforoncos. Glohh,' . high onnipy individual who Is n loam pl&yor le only, Flexible hours. Call 006-272-9305. • ProyldBS an ovenrlrjw ol the B.lblo . Rudy Por FREE ESTIMATE. Shop at horn.. : : : Representatrvo positions ppon In Mnplowood, 201-761-537B, pairs. Clearing. Removal. gOB-666.2929. Free Estimates/' Fulfy Insured. 8-RENTAL. . \, ". ' ' o noodod'to ptnn nnd. implement, oil o| tho' -•',;' :•.and Church History . . ' ; , WANTED 8chool'_ fund .rnl'olng. tina "frloria raising" Union and surrounding areas. Contact: Angola SAVE HOMEOWNERS. Big money, Will train, Sales. Installation. Service SUMMER POSITION AVAILABLE SLEEPER SOr*A,,Ouoen slzo, light color, good Antlquos: new, usod furniture, |owelry, brlo-a- VISA 908-964-4127 MO ' JfJ CONTRACTING • 9-REAL ESTATE' ' ovonin, Ropo'.in (o'tho Dovolopmonl Director Brunolll, BOO-6^2-1034. Parn|nWi.tulltl|ine.1-B0O-B99-a0OB,' oxl, 3634. Signing Juno 1 st tor clerical In busy advertising ' DAILY HOROSCOPE condition. $100.00 or bost o,lfor. Call' nnd workr. clnsoly with iho pnronl volunloors In i WELCOME WAOON INTERNATIONAL brac, collectibles, household lloms. ComplBtft 908-925-2801 agency In Union. Excollent computor/ word SECRETARY, CHURCH. Monday, Wodnos- ' 201-378-3211, loavo message, ''• • • Addlilon_« BaihroomB* Kitchens • .' ,1G-AUTOMOTIVE Iho coordination ot ovonla. Excollont ortjnnlza- ' An Equal Oppoflunlty Employor UP-TO-DATE SOAP RESULTS or partial liquidation ol •atat«B, Complilo CARPET CLEANING ~""~ . processing skills on nbnolulo must, plus ploas- TOM'S FENCING • Bonomonta* Bollora* Dockai lionnl. imowirno.nnl and computor Gkllls. n day, Frldfiy,mornings, $10/hour. Church oxpor* SUNQUEST WOLFF mnnlngbodo:. Now, broom sweep* done. Call Ian anyilrrw, 7 tin! phono monnor, For consideration, Inn '•LOVING CAREGIVER wantod for 4 month old CALL NOWIII. . ' *'.A\\ flomodollng ; ." ' ; ' ,. UNION COUNTY must, II Qu:ili|iod . aond rosunio to: Jnno W. lonco, computor iilornto. Sond rosumo; Pastor/ commorcjal/ homo units from $109. Lnmprj, day«/«v«nlng»; adi-B9;.7053.V RICHARD.G., McGEGHAN . ALL TYPES ' rssumo to D0a-eB6-944i, ( baby girl, 0am-2.'30pm In Union. Non'smoHor. Parish Rolallons.'Sprlrfgllold Emanual United 1-900-267-7700, Ext 7652 Fr»« EetlmaUB . Fully Inttiroti Collins, Oovolopmont Diroclor. Onk Knoll, lotions, occoBoorloE. Monthly payments low as A HANDICAPPED stair'lift for handlcappod RoterenceB roqulred, PleaBO call ' Mothodlst Church, 40 Church Mall, Sprlngllold, . .$2.99 per rnln, Musi bo IB yrs. NEW AND REPAIR Union Leader* Springfield Leader School ol tlio- Holy Child, 44 Blnckbu'n Rond, ' $20,' Call today, Free .now color catalog, porson, also scoolor and whoelchalr. Belleville, A FREE SEMINAR....— ; 908-964-6822. . • - '" — Procall Co. (602)054-7420 • ' Residential & Comrtierclal 1 Summit, N..I. 07001, '.• .•.•' '. • ' , ' , NJ.070B1. 1-800-482-9107. ' ' . WO JOB TOO' SMALL. • Clark Eagle • Kenilworth Leader . . . , , ;..thjil ll will pay you to. attond • 3104 E. CamoJ Back Road Suite 620 Phonox, 201-482-4709. " '.'•'•'•. ' ' • •' Carpala _ Flbora ' MEDICAL ASSISTANT. For busy Maplowood •Shortipoo'...... : tStrlppod 908-233-1088 '.;•, :.'"..'.(Markollnp/Hhariclal Servlcos) . SECRETARY/ BOOKKEEPER: PnrHlmo.posI- . Arizona 05016, WASHER/ DRYER, Sloop sofa, youth doak FREE ESTIMATES \ DIETI30/30 MAGICI Lose weight, enrn monoy. • Intornlst, port tlmo/ lull tlmo. Somo oxporlonco,., ALL ANTIQUES •Cloanod ' . ; . • ' .. •Buff Mountainside Echo • RosellejSpectatOr .lion with small Architectural llrm In MnploWood, • . wllh hutch, twin bed, sofa and two sldo chairs, work nl homo. I lost 20 pounds nnd oamod noodod, Call 2O1-76t-89no, ' DRAW YOUR DAD'S PICTURE FOR •Stearri •, ', ... «VVax. CALL: 201-761-5427" MIKE D'ANDREA- All Homo Irnprovemonis, 30 ' Tnko ndvanlago o( this rjroat opportunity lo . Floxlblo hours. Uso Apple computor with Word/ chnndollor and mnrhlo wall' sholf, Cali WANTED ' .Hillside Leader • Roselle Park Leader ' explore |oln!ng Moll.Ho. bocauso a caroor with $0,000.IQBI month. 1-000-25-DIHT-M. ' • FATHER'S DAY Yonrs Exporionco. Carpentry Wdrk-Tllo Work. MEDICAL ASSISTANT noodod- porl-tlmo , Excol programs, Aaslst archltocta and Intorlor 201-743-7787. ... ' ; . Dining Rooms, Bedrooms, Orlontol Rugs, 908-688-7151 ono o( Iho World's Jqoding linandal Instltullons . Soo ad In this nowspaper lor more Information; FINANCING •.; , Largo'or Small JobB, All Work GunrantooH. ' PART TIME DRIVER: PRIVATE • hours. Venlpuncture oxperlonco a must. EKG a designers In olflgo and projocl managomont Pointings, Storting,'Porcolln Figures, Crystal, "For lhal ruraonal touch" Linden '.Leader,*, Railway Progress qfjvialnly pays. ,'. . . • tasks. Call 201-378,-311B'Or Fax rosumo;' ATTORNEY'S CREDIT.Ttopalr'. Atlornoys log- 90B:241-3913. Kenilworth,, FrooEBllmatoo, plUB. Ploase call 000-2t can .withstand [baby Items,'Barblo doils, books,.housphold : aoo, tho potonliol.tor manoQornonl rjpportunl- . ' DRIVERS. A now coroo'rli.justwhnl you nood. 201-379:5500 1 ' co.Bh prices for soleclod lUsad camorhB, No' and a froo quote, call Bev Maid Service' • •. , baaomonl romodollng. • • V:; •" •. • Contract Rates Availabli? ' .'. v : ' Maplowood,.'' .. •• ••• •'•• .;'..-., yourpowor, Oh, «how me horoln you are my Itoma'. etc' • . • ••'..,; . '• '•• 'FREE DEBTconBolldntlon. Immodlato rollol, tins and a: oompidhnnsiyo training proorom. II you'ro tirod ol tho samo old routine, hond In n Aak for Don Polaroid or movlo earners wanlod, Call 073-5740. . ' ' ',;/ , ::'•. mothor. Oh Mary', concolvod without sin, pray Too many dobig? .Ovorduo . bills?. Roduco : 'Blind Box Number ..,. ,$ 12.00 per insertion \ •'.; To roquosi on invllniion or toe more Inlormntlon now dtrocllon as a p.'olosslbnbl truck driver with . HILLSIDE. GIGANTIC Solo, Vendors going 900-004-7001. , FREE ESTIMATES FULLY INSURED OIL BURNER.Sbrytaq.'T.achhlclani Must bo ' TELEMARKETERS lor carpal nnd upholslor'y (or.uB who have rocourso'to thbo, Holy Mother, I monthly paymontB 30-50%. Eliminate InloroBl. if-unnblo to attond; call Donald OroVvnAAnoncy J.B.' Hunt, No oxportonbo Is no problorti bo- outl 802 Tillman Slroot (oil Bloy Stroot), Friday,. ! 7 oxporlonc'od/ Full tlmo yoar round |ob. Full cloanlnp company, Exporlonco proforro'di-Work . place this cause In your hands (OX). Holy Spirit, . CONTRACTOR- * " Slop collodion collorn. Rostorb credit. NCCS, Mn'riaoor, at O0B-70(M2£0,'MotLI(o. Join MoU cnuno wo'll help you pot Iho training you nood, Saturday, Sunday, '9am-4pm. Now/'Usod CASH' FOR your rocords, LP's or 45's, usod bonofita', Coll 201-023-3330, • at homo. Floxlblo hours. Commission, Union you who soKro all problems, light all roads so CD's. 9O8-24B-447O. ..'.', . , non-prollt. 1-000-05S-0418; . : •• ••• -II PUys. Wo nro an Equal Opportunity Em- Host ol nil, whoh you drive for^is you am onrn ! Jewelry, bicycles, baby carrlngos, show canon, tin nvorriQO ol ovor $2,000 a month your first / County aroa,only, 000-272-0305, '; that I can ollaln my goal. You who gave me the ' MELO CONTRACTORS 201-761-01Q2 ployor. HO50iFQX(o«p0i0O)M[tC-LD. clothes for all, tools, furniture, elc THE CD Rnto Lino. Top rutos nationwide. ESSEX COUNTY '; '.\v yoar driving, plus no! coniprohonBlvo honellls, PART/ FULL Tlmo. You, can oarn.up to $3,BOO divine gift lo lorrjwo and lorgel all ovll ognlntt. - I LIQUIDATE bvorslockod packaged cpnsurnor -., "The Homeowners Contractor" buy Labor Day. v'aloi pnrklng . ollondants me and that In all Instancosln my life you'aro goodB. Large Invontorlos purchased for cash, Updated dally. Fodornllyinsurod banks and WALTER THE Export- Intorlor/ Exterior. Doors. ASSEMBLE ARTS, crttls, toys, |owolry, wood ' Cnll lor moro Information:..1-000-2JB.HUNT. TYPIST/RPCEPTIONIST • MAPLEWOOD.'09. ORCHARD Road, Satur- Additions » Alloratlons'- 1 noodod, lor all ahllis. Must bo 18, nave car nnd wllh rno. I want In this shortpra'yor lo thank you quIckvCall or rjond samplos: Dan.Wemlng, thrifts. Maturllloa from 3Q dhys- 5 years. News-Record of Mdplewdod & South Orange^ homn,. typlnfl, oowlng,: cprhpulor work trorti .Eiiporioncod drlvor applications nro oxpodltod ' doy, May 20, 0am-3pm, Sunday, May 21, NoW .Construction Fire Restorations Windows. Small Carpentry, Custom Painting. . hooblo to work wookonds. Cnll 20h376-41<10, Full tlmo for modium slzod CPA llrm. Know- lor things QB you conllrm once again that I novor 2090 Fonwoy, Oak Croek, Wl 531B4, 1-B00-680-0000;$1.05/mlnuio, Mil-.CallIdon- homo In your spnro. timb,, Groai pay. Froo by'1 colling; f-BO0-38O-(l530. EOE. Subioct to ' 8nm-4pm, Furnlturb, Jots'af baby things, Ropalrs Replacement Windows PoworwaBhlng. Installationtol Linoleu m Tiles. nlior 11 am, . '• lodgo ol compulor data ontry and word procoss. want 19 bo separated Irom you In olorrial glory.- 414-702-3202i . ' tjfiea: Institutions, ratos, mnturltloB, cbntacis dothils call i-a00:03Z-00O7, 24-hourt ;(Feo),; • ;: swings, playpen, wnlkor, toys, crlbaccossorios, Docko 5 Povors Kitchen & Baths Call Bprn-IOpm. 908.886-0010. ,' ' . West Qrarige, Chronicle •East Orange Record ' drug! ncroOnt -, ' • . ' Inn roquirod. Ploaso forward rosumo to: Thank you lor your morey lowardB mo and and-lelopnono'numbers. Tho Ardon Group, 72 PART-TIME/ FULL-TIME.' Houno of Lloyd- . QBGR CPA» clpthos, housohold lloms,. • Recycling-Industrial Accounts Sorvlcpd Alfordnblllty - Dependability • Llborty Road, Tappnn, NY. DRIVERS. EXCELLENT pay. Doll Kino- Llh-' mlno. Tho porson must say thin prayor 3 Orange Transcript • The Glen Ridge Paper ASSISTANT Chrtolmas Around Iho World. Hiring'area rops. . . ' 623 Morris Avonuo '• don. Muni hnvo ownvohlclo. Snturdny, Sunriny consocuilvo days. Alter 3 days, tho roquest will MAPLEWOO6. 7 MIDLAND Boulevard, Fri- MAX WEINSTEIN SONS, INC. 908-245-5280 LANDSCAPING PRODUCTION MANAGER : Groat job I No Invostmontl Call today,' Sprlngllold, NJ 07081 .... bo granted. This prayor muBt bo published oltor. day,- Saturdoy'i Siindny, Oam-Gprn, DoBlgner, ' noon-Dpm, plhor wookdny shllls. Sonioro, roll- 10% OFF; New Custorhors, Comploto Land- ' Nutley Journal • Belleville.Post'".-, 1 000-377-00t>D. ' • ' . ."',- tho lavor Is grantod. , ,. frlonds cloan-out,,Antlquos, lurnlluro, plcluros, HONEST WEIGHTS-BEST PRICES, FLOORS '.•••' roofl walcomo., 000'025'3009. * • ,• . WAITERS/ WAITRESSES; ' scaping'and Dobtgnr'CrillJor>Froe'EstiniritQ.])' ' Hnndn on pooplq orlontod naslslnntproduction'••. •.frnmosi'chandpllors, rubrics, houo'ohDld stuff.'" - Always. Buying Scrap Metals : ' A-HFLQORINQ.vNowhardwo.od'lloorand tlios.f v ';y;;;DECK3'" 'AHytlftlo. 908.608-1843. ' :•'• '\ ' "' . mnnngor- lor' hihnufnciuror o' • Goldor:Jt>rn2inp - . DRIv'EPS.'EXCEU.ENT.atartinh'pnyt.wookly-" ponloro Thursday, '.1>'Bp'rn.' Bring, roonfj^:Hugo: _iniIBjli)d..Old-Wpod-flqor_andBd, pleach,4taln,,:. •...••: '^PART TIME ,^. •. .• Cunoo' Bfqok Country ClubMfl soqklng aolf ::2426_Msrrl8.,Ave.(_..:.:, .;•" ' ^cystpMBOlLt^OrjrABrCifdaroriproBBUlrr '. pactoproauctr,. Exporloncp Inproductlori-tcho-.. .and oxcollrJrii bonoliis. Pornianontly-asGionod— 'rqUBhirty.'SlTpor 1lfoliW6~co1tuctlo'rV: ~* ".' and roflnlshod, Decbratlvo colors.' !'•• '•••• AMERICA LANbS.OAPINQ' Press motlvaiodi.ond'erithUs|asllo Individuals, to bp -Really Gifted Psychics"; . .. Dally :0-5/Saturday, 0-12 .• , treato'd,;.Ffl8t, 'rollablprcbnstructlan. Over 20 duhno will bo roquirod. t3rtcl •.••••••::•• •,: -: • ROSELLE. 620 WASHINGTON Avenuo.-Sd- c$100 CASH BUYS nny pup In W1 Pup Pon. 19 Page Brochure ... .Blind Pox Number .....$12,00 per insertion. ,"..• • i-S0'0'44i'4394i Sludpntn arid dtivinrj o,chooi qnswor phonos nt your location. No oxporl- Apply In person:. Jahns Restaurant, 045 Stuy- - Commorclnl. Monthly malntbndnco, Now .wqrdGl OTR/Roolor, oyornno poy $GOP+Avook, turday, Mny 20l|i, 0arn-3pm. Ralndato Sunday, Opon Mny 20 nnd 21. Hours 10-G. J,P, O'Nolll . GARAGE DOORS 1 prods cnll 1'-06o-33B-64ZB. 1 LawnB; Sood or Sod, Now Plnntlnga, .Shruba/ onco. Inlornallonal lona dlstanco loll, Start now, vesant Avonuo, union. 00B-B04-1511. ST. JUDE. Show how.much you enro, Havo n May 2'nl. Mon's.and women's cloihos,' smnlf. ' 2S00 miloo/wook, rprjular homo Ilrho, now prityor St. Judo said lor you, n lovnd ono or ' Puppy.Konnbla, US Hlflhwny 1', Prlncoion, Ml. 908»549r6396 GARAGE .DOORS-. .Inslnllod, ropnlrs nnd T/OOB. dorllliod PoBllcldo Applicator; Pro[oa- Limited positions available 1-B00-vl74;65'l5. .npplinnco!), dinnbr waro; glaaawaro,. books, " GrotU Bol6Cli6n ol pupn. AVON r A BEAUTIFUL.Job.' Earn Exim'..$$$: oqulprnonl and top notch bonofllfl. Burlirinlon $1000 WEEKLY stulllng onvolopea at homo. triond in Si. Potor's Srjuaro, nt Vnllchrt City, sorvlco, oloctrlc opornlors S. radio controls. Blonnl. Sdrvico, .Froo EBtimatoo. Innurod. Work your own houro for Fun and Profit. To Roll Motor Carrlnrs i-aoOJOIN-BMC. EOE,' •:' CDn okcorcltio oqulpmont, plus much moroi '' PART TIME Rocoptlonltt/Clorlcal Froo supplloB/ Information, Sond sell- no'mt), 1-702-307-23a2, 24 hours. IRpc):^. ..•• : STEVEN'S OVERHEAD DOOR, •201.-407-0127, , , In any aroo, Call Toll Froo' 1-000-B62-2202. •; Groat.nlulfl . • . • • .' DECKS UNLIMITED' CLASSIFIED COMBINATION RATES Position available In a busy Union Town- addrossod, smmpod envelope to: Amtoch, . 000-241-0749, ..... 1 THE BROWN FAMILY. I am sodrchlng lor Mr, '. EASTERN LANDSCAPING and Dooloh- Com- ' 9ABVSITTEH. PART Tlmo (oBproxlmatbiy. 22 •hip nowapaper ollla«. Oood phone •kllla', ' Dopt WP, P.O. BoK 210, Wells, Ml ,4tiad4, .SOUTH ORANGE. 222 Etlgowood Torrnco . 10% • ' Ad appears iri all 221 newspapers Jonoph and Mrs. Snlllo'Brown,.tholr3 chlldrorii:. ' ploto Lnn^scnpo SorvlcoB. Monthly Mnlnb- hours/ wook), neiponilbla, onlhucintlc rind DRIVER(s). data ontry, gono^tl olfloi dutlea. Houra (botwoon Rldgowood and.'Wallon). Saturday Joo, Snlllo'Loo and Sutmn. II you hnvo.any" "SPECIAL SPRING iDISCOUNT GUTTERS/LEADERS nnnco, Lrindacnpo Doainn, SonBonnl Cloan onorrjotlcporBon hooded to caro lor bciivo and 0a.m. to 3pm. Monday, Tueaday, Thursday, EMPLOYMENT WANTED Mny 20lh, 0nm-4pm, 20 yonra uccuritulnllon: 20 words#l6ss^,v/;$2Q;.C)6per insertibn .: Inlorniollon plenso cnll G13-060-0747 or wrllo ..Ups, Sod, noBoodlng, 1hnlr,hlng;Frop 1:0(1- nnd'Friday. Plea» call 008-7700 to arrange • Tools, loyQ,,nppllnncoo, furnlturo, clalhon.otc. ^STRUCTIONsl #1 Treated Lumber and Codar pecks '.alort two yoar old, InUppor Wyomlnn.n'oa, With Jull slzo Van,, lor overnight A RESPONSIBLE Mother ol 4!wlll babysit your lo Clnnn ol '00 Rounlori, c/o G. Wosldy Gibson,. ', 'GUTTERS CLEANED., ropalrod and Inotnllod. Additional rOwords or less..,.$0.00 per Insertion ! an Interview.. ' . 1 Ynu wnnl It. wo gfll_lL._' • • • 10 Year Guarantee. Fully Insured. aa°a_ahlo Rnio)i. oojB_3P7-otets.^u__ rVtaploWood. Non-amokor. Dr|vcr » liconnn ro- -n&wspape'r-deliverioe-onGe-a-week-to- rh'IIHrnn In my Irv'nQjnp hnmV 'RfttftrPrtfi'ftH —47tfi—Nwth Dorodii Drh/oT~HarrrtHon, 'Ohtd"^ $30 and-uprPrampl,-rollnblo-8orvtco7~iiflnlar" 1 qUIrdd With owri cor proJorrod;.Pfior oxpor.o"co ; ^.PART.TIME;Socotory. Organlzod. computor 201-37<-0S02, lonvo moBango.. ,40011 , ,. ' • . , SPRINGFIELD; 54 KEELER Slroot (oil Morris T~: . . .908-276-8377 X.v • •dlscojni:'.pall'Wallar..008-8S2i8QBil ••••'. ECONOMY LANDSCAPING. Affordable rntoa, '•' ty RaieH,,...,$42.0.0. p.er.colvimn inch '. •with local roloroncos roqul/od; Can. (20i), . local post-olliceB. and stp'roa.'•'' —~ litorato, Excollont pay, Ploaso call Stove at Avonuo),Trlday, Mny lOlh and Snturday, Mny •:••;• CAREER OPPORTUNITY ' • Ros'ldonllnl. Cdmmorclnl. Wookly/ monthly, 37B-B33B ollor 7pm, . < '. . CERTIFIED, EXPEREINCED Nurolno' Amis- UNSURE WHERE To Turn? Talk with a enrinrj GUHERS-LEADERS ' '•'Cbptraet Rates/Available NO COLLECTIONS, NO SUNDAY •OOB-025.1600; . . ••••.' 20th, Dom.4pm. Rocords, shoot rnuolc, llnonri,' -IMPROVE YOUfi Homo with Gil" Docks. Spring cloan-upa.-Froo lorllllzor, Froo OBtlmnlo, • tnnl sooks p'rlvato duly, Floxlblo houro. Good prolonolonnl who will Union nnd holp you' PAPERS.' :•• • -••-.'.. .,•• mon'd and nnd womon's clolhinfl, hounohold tonrn lo bocomq n oUcconnful outnido nnldii- BnaornbritQ.Wowiirbonlnny logllimniocompo-.' UNDERGROUND DRAINS . Fully Insurod. Call-Joo nt 000:025-0101. ^ BEAT THE RocosDion..Opportunist) lor [jnod roforoncos avollablo, Ploaso call, lo^vo mos- oxploro your opliona. Moot and talk wllh othor ; PART-TIME, DAYTIME, lloxlblq hours- clerical iio.rnfl, ml.acollanoouti old ntuff. ; ''; •' • por.non In jho travol Indutilry, Inntruciorn aro titor'n .Drico. 000-!)O<-0.1C.J; .;', • •.'—". , • Tharouohly clonnodi fluohod; ' Incomo.. For Irpo intormaiion 5ono SASt !o: nprjo on anaworlng mnchlno, 201-371-2023: wonion who hnvo fncod tho ijanio doclslonfl. II E.J.S. LANDSCAPING; Spring clonn-ups, holp tor Linden buslnoss, No oxporlonco ciQGninwlth many yoarool oxporionco. Supporl • ,••••.•• • ropnirod, roplncod. KlJS Distribution, Dopanmont i-A. PO. Hax ' Call Mark Cornwoll ' you'-'chooso. adaption, iiiilocl Irom lamlllos,* ,nrana culling, hodgo trimming. Froo OBtimnlo. 'nocobBary. Coll botwoon 10am-4pm, SUMMITr2in KENT Plnco Doulovard. Prid'ay,. mniorinln provldod. . • ••'.••. .: : : 2Bf, Hillsldo.NJ 0720S. ', .,.: : CHILD CARE. Loving, rriomwlll-caro for'your . ncroonod by a roputabl6'ngor___nocolvo holp, Snlurdny, Mny 10th and 20th, 0nm-4pm, Cal-1 AVERAGE HOUSE $35-$40 Sorvlng Union, Sprlngllold nnd Rospllo Pnrk, 908-686-7700, OXt. 305.;':\ 008-40B-B044. • '•.'••:'•'••'• Evontng Inalruollon - Flvo Wook Coiuno ''.'.' DRIVEWAYS ' '" Business Directory. 4 p.m. Thursday v.:;: • child (ull llmo/ pnrl ilmo.ln rriy Sprlngllold homo. wilh-modlcal caro ond post-adaption support, , vr\ry Church Snlo. Furnliuro, clolhinn; sportu All' dobrla bagaad from abovo. • 000-000-0495. . ; Part Tlmo Call 201.407-1701. .'.•'• . including photos and lollorn. Sponco-Chapln B. MIRTH Paving- Rooldonllnl, Commordnl. All Roots and Gutters' Repaired .•'.'<• WHEN REPLYING IP" DRIVER WANTEG for 'A.M... small,.,.. ...„_ Evonlnn oof; loyo. Hall price onlo nooii SlVWrdny, ; 201-564-8005 E.j;s. LANDSCAPING. Grans Culling, Plnnt l-0oq-321-G0O3. _^ .Asphalt Work. Concrolo Walks. Driveways. ;••.•' Display•::-. Space reservation 5' p;rn. Friday- .' '•• : 1 ; dohvory, wilh our company vohlcio. Standard . DRIVER, EXPERIENCEDJinB von. Will pick- ' Sollur bnn Snlo. 3pm Snturdny. '. ,; Mark Melse, .201 -228-4965 Design, l-lodgo Cutting. Ronaohablo rntoa., :.••- ' -i-':.: -,:'• TO A'' ••:/•."•• '1 • Parking AroaH: Sonllng. Rosurfuclno, Curbing. shin only. S dnyn por wook. Cnll 000:2'! 1 -0000. OFFICE HELP ' up and dollver lurnlturo. Avallablo' for1 any .GUITAR AND Hnss losliono; Bluo'o gullnr & Froo ostlrriatOB. 000-000-0495. SO/20 WITHOUT'GIOBBOBI'Sato, rapid, non- UNION, 1105 ALFIERI Court (cornor ol Burnot Dump Trucku/Pnving Mnchlno nontnls. Froo, GUTTERS/ LEADERS. Cloanod and Flunhod, •"'; :'':•';••'•'-: >Ad copy 12 Noon Monday , ' ' •:.• Si'UNION COUNTY „• dollyQry^rnoOoonrjornnd courier sorvlco. Mlko,, Music Shop. 223f> Morris" Avojiuo,,, Union EARN-MONI-Y Rondinot)ooksl$30',000/,yonr >' Good cornmunlcoliorla nkilla, Dam onlry. Ex- . aurnlcnl, pormnnonl roslornllon In 00 wpoks. Avonuo), Snturdny Mny .20th, 0nm-3;30prn. Etitlmotob. Infliirod. 007-0014. 700-0500, ' Rbpulrs. Loal ^cropna InBtnllod. Installation. GP,ASSHOPPEP,S LANDSCAPING- RoaldoM- : : ',.•.. piASSIFIED BOX NUMBER : •201-370-1077. • •' .' • Alrllno pilot dovofopod, doctor approvod. Froo HouDohold Itpm'n, lurnlluro, rocordn,- dothlnrj, ^Across Irom AAMCO rransmicolon). • , In Column 3 p.m. Tuesday : ; '•.'..'••. jncomo potontinl. Doliiila 1-B05'902-0000, oxt. porlonco*n,plU9. Up lo $7vop por hour, Cnll: ; 900-233-4414, Kollom SorvlcOB. tial. Cornmorclnl. Cornplolo LnwrVCaro, Clonn- booko, kitchonwnro, ole, ' - ' 000-607-1325. Soo Buolnoso n,nd Soryico DRIVEWAYS SEALCOATED. Quality, protoc- Y-3301: ._ •'•' . •••'•—- EXPERIENCED' WOMAN Books housoclo'nn- fnlormntlon by mall: 1-000-422-7320, upa. Mulch, Shrubs nnd moro.-Fully Inaurod. 908-353-5485 •:'. .-'Piroclory. . ,• •. ' . lion',' ripponranco. Jloljablo, prompt sprvlcb. GUTTERS/ LEADERS cloanod nnd lluahod. ln() poslllon. Spoakn _nnl|oh, Own trnnoporln- 1-4OO-OO1-GB7O. Fax: 1-400001 -5577. Snlia- Froe.-'EstlmiHoti. Bob,-000000-0063; Between fi-Op.m. ' UNION; 1121. Jonnotlo Avonuo, Mny 20, rionBonnblo rolbs. Coll Wnllor, 068-002-6001,. From $35.00, Ihground ralnplpps unclooood. BOX NUMBER - - - EASY WORK' Excollonl p;iyl Anoomblo pro. lion. Roloroncon nvtillnblo. Call 201-07^-0150,' fnction- rjuitrantopd: -UrtAR INSTRUCTION. Rock. Bluon. Pop.' .duels' at homo. Cnll loll Iroo 1-000-4B7-GG0Q' Monday thru Thurndny , 0nm-3p'm, Muiti Fnmlly Garnoo Snlo. Auto Gullon/ ocroens Installed. Minor, repairs. In- mochnnlc tools, otc, Something lor ovoryono. Country. Fingorntylo. $24 por 1. hour soaslon. DRIVEWAYS. SEAL Coal Today/Avoid Iho. Worrall' Newspapers Ext !)50c: .••'"•••'• EXPERIENCED POLISH woman lo'looklng lor lured,.Korr Molao, 2Q1-001-.1040. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT HOURS POSTAL JOBS. Start S12.0B hour. For oxnm Crjnh only,- • . ; . ' . tToaclior witii 20 plus yonrs oxporlonco. Now • hioh. cost of ropavlng your drivowny. Froo t HOLLYWOOD "; P.O. Box 1-59 nnd nppllcoitdn Inlormation call 210-7O0-0301 houuocloanlnrj position. Good roloroncoii and LOST & FOUND '•'. 'nccoptlng. otudants, First lossdn Iroo. Eniimntoo.'Clill Tom,.000-047-1200. FPilENDLV TOYS nnd gilts has oponl.nrjii (or NED STEVENS. Thoroughly Ctonnod and ; oxl. NJ517, OAM'OPM, Sunday- Frirlay'. own tranoportation. Call 201-373-4002. UNION, 1.1B0 WQOLLEY Avonuo (oil Morris 000-755-43d3.. Maplewood, NJ 07040 domoflslrnlorn in your nron.' Pnrl-timo houro, FOUND: GERMAN Shppnrd, oldor'tomato, Flunhod. $35-$75. (Avorngo Houoo). Qunlity ;''.': Mo'ndav through Friday 9:00 A.M.'- 5:00 P.M; Avonun). Snlurdny. 10nm-3pm.J!nbv collhoo. LANDSCAPING —!ul!4jmQ-payv-ovor-JJOO~4tQma .ColoT)ruilr)Q-pur— •MIBg^^A^fT uh.honnlioLpxpflfi -nbout OOpoundsrS WOOKB ono In Rooollo nroa^ -PIANO,-OHOANiHiccordion kisoons In-your- v_. _PAT£RIiCL£A.YING-. _ Scroonlng InaUlllod.- Repairs. Now-Gullors. -^AflPET—ANIl-OprraT!,',i.-^ Cw.,.. T hot,jflohold itonm, now kilchon aol (i3^5TbO), oki y.Ar- ooih anniversary. Cnll 1-Q.OQ<180'-407fj! , one*), will enro lor oick or oldorly. Excollont Exlromoly.lrlondly. Call 00O-245-5O33 nny'limo. • homo by Vic Zigrnnnl, M.A. 30 yonm oxpori- Drlvownya.- Parking Lots Pnlnting. Now' Roofs, '1-O00i542-O207. Froo ARTISTIC"LANDSCAPING ioncbd. Must hiwft'vii''c (^".c", . M.- —-PURCHASING r^ bpots, LP'o. '"' • '.".•' ' rolbfoncon.P|ontiocnll20i-;371-3040,, Plonflo onco.iOOB-002-6070/ • , 'Cow Sonllng Entimnlos/ Insurod. Oo'on 7 Dnya. timci.' pi«rt limit' Cairocn ,'. "."''OTT.; FULL.AND Pnrt limp positions rivnilnblo In BOROUGH OF ROSELLE PARK LOST KEYS In Konllworlh. Glnnt dinpor pin and •Concroto Sldownlk . lonvo. moaonno. ' ' • UNION, 1272 Dlticnyno Doulovard, Mny 20lh, DESIGN • Wootor.n Eohox County lormodic.nl billor; modi- plny.oround whlstlo nttnehod. Call "All Typo Curblngo. Monday8 a.m. - 6 .p.m. • Tuesday 8 a.m..-.5. p.m. 35 hbur.wark wook; ronponfilblo lor iho bvorall • Onm-Spm. Lots ol chlldrono Itoma, Sogn gnmo, tJHILD' CADE/-liolll CUi l.'::;r,,, ca!. tochnicinnn nnd niodicnl nocrotnry wilh ' ' POL'ISH AGENCY, Inc. Spocinlizino InoldoHy 000-272-3203, lonvo tnonnnnn. ,'• 'Paving Blocko • ;• HOME IMPROVEMENTS Pfopamiion and pracoEsIno p( purchuno ordoru Nlntondo Itomti, not of nrtcydopodlnn, linonti, EXOTIC GARDENS & l-nday, ynp.ni. piuo. ticc compuior'nkilltt. Call 201-376-0G11. "and olck caro, Houookooporn, dnily liouno- FREE ESTIMATES . FULLY INSURED1 ' ... f Jqrlh'O'DofOuph, bulkpUrchnnlno , nnd Invon- old rtiovion, ski mnchino, 'iiomo lurfilluro, odull porioncod. ririvi' '!i lk.or clonnom. Livo In/ out. Excollonl roloroncon tind SERVICES .- tary. Knov/loafjo of puhllo pLirchnninf) procn: clothinn, rollor b'lndoo. POND INSTALLATION y\kJXi RJLL OR Pnrt limn wnrk demonstrating rjroal i 908-245-6162 908-241-3827 " AL PASCA.VAGE & SONS now cloaninn product.Good pity plUH commis- du/ofl, compulor onlry.iochniquon nnd.typlno ID. COOK, Sp . lire? .-: UNION. 1474 BURNET Avonuo, Miiy 20th,. . TREE REMOVAL sion,•.Ploxlblo.hourii. Call 1-B00.528.-0334. rtiqui.fcici. Munlcipnl budoot bticknfoundn.plun. PERSONAL CARE Sorvlco. Pallor Indioalook- OFFERED .Oxpori(...''.CO f ry t"1 '•': Good bonolitn.Cnll O0O-245-02P2; (3:3On.m. to1 Oam-Gprn; llugoGnrnoo Sola. Rnindnlo lollow- ADDITIONS BATHROOMS '•• yi-.i'.-oj'ia Monday th[U*Fr.idiiy, ipm-r>pnv ino for C4iro or oldorly Of III.. IHvporiancod, with DRIVING SERVICE 1.5' r; IK'.lch. MISGELLAJEOUS Ing Snlurdny. Sowing'. mnchlno, hounohold;'. C FREE ESTIMATES : roforoncoa. Llvo In or oui.. 000-009-2530. » KITCHENS BASEMENTS Islhnd ii'tw ' Cil'l Diiv f' I U1.|. OH pnrl timo oltlco mnnngor. Electronic: QOAL'I rV uAY enn'p in Morrio County GOOKIMO . plnnln, SOmolhlng lor ovoryono. Itnndy Holporfi Sorvlco. II yo.u enn't doit, mnybo • quolifiod alnfl In iho lollowlno aron3, Minlpium- : . -,- AIR CONDITIONING' ATTICS" ' DECKS ".609:4'J.V8.l9? •'' billing nnd pxporionco with cbmnutorn Is onnon. PORTUGUGSt: LADY will clonn your houoo or . wo cnn. Dociorfl, vota, nlrporis, Drop oll, pick- 908-686-1838 ' UNION. 1041 CIDER MillTload. Snlurdny, Mny ; tint. No rocoptipnlol 'dution, Roiiiblo hourti,. 21 doolrod, Juno 2B^ AUQUOI 10. Sporln^moun,: nporimonl to your wlnhon. Rolinblo with oxcol- J.D.S. HEATING A Cooling,. Gnn/Oil.'Srirvico up, Minor hounohold choroa, dolivor pneknrjon 1 -800 r 564-8911 20th, On'.m.-4p.m. Bnby clqthop nnd nccosfio-' WrlloDoKISS, Worrnll No'wspnpi)r.s, P.O nox .loln.blkoo, hiQhropoii, BwimtWSIl.coUnBoloro, . lonl roloroncoo, own Irnnnportntlon.-Plnnno onll . nnd Inuinllnlion. 24 Hour Emorooncy Sorvico. locnlly.' Rolinblo, Courtoous. (100-305-3200 . FLEA MARKET ALL REMODELING . JEFF'S-LAWN. Sorvico- Lawn cutiinn., Lnntp ,158, Mliplowoor), NJ 070.10, '•'.• nSuoic,- dnnco, P.loano cnll 201-005-3200. 2013^1^370 •*': rioa. limn mowor, jowolry,. household, dinhou, . Fully Corliliod,. Air Conditioning Technician. iiumldirior, enr'nomo, toyti. albums, A litllo bilol ncnpinfl.'.Dcivowny nonllng. Ounlily WOrkmnn- SUMMER DAY CAMP QIC FL-EA.Markot.Ililloldol.llllq'Lonouo, Snlur- (10Q-025-2004, Froo Etitlronto'n. Fullv Insurod. ni ASSTFYRD POLtCIES . HAIRDRESSER lor Mixnd Compnny Snlnn -_LECTfliCIAN3 — • '•'"•»».*.' IHiu .Laiiiniiiuii. riillii lucalud In Milluurn.on Miilburn yw/onuo. .oiill riaio..Su'ndny, '*jlhy'aisf.:Call, 00fl:Rn0-1 '425. Free Estimates' Fully Insured . insured UNION, ,105 ELMWOOD Avonuo. Snturdny,' APPLIANCE REPAIR • : AH'classified advertising Is payable In advance.." •'• 20).37.0-0300,or 900051-0.n02. Mny 20ih, t)a.m.-2|).m. Ltihdrjcnpo oquipmiint, ABLE ELECTRIC ' LINDEN LANDSCAPING Inc. Sonbonnl Clonn HAROLD IVES Trucking'lilrlnrj tjrivora. Proo Circulation Assistant (2) .30" lawn nioworo; volko, bnggoro, (2) 21". AI1DY. APPLIANCE Sorvlco nnd Ropnlr- . It It's oloctrlc wo do III ';''••'"• 201-372-4282 , Upfi. nonldoniial: Commorclai, Lawn Miiinto- We' ijCcepi Visa and MasterCard. You may also mall iilr. [Ixo . r.;vfiy . . drivor trainlnrj il you qualify. Studonl.fi wiilcpniri, MISCELUNEOUS FOR SALE onnppora, odrjor, Ihalcfior, Soarn 30" ririo-ori Wnohora, Dryors, Dlahwnnhorn, rtolrlrjorntora, , . Now inntfiilntiona or ropnlrn nnnr.o, Lnndacnpo ftoulnn, Turl nroomrn. Aor- Diiytlmfi: 2O1-g-17-O3n7'P.M : 201-^)11. Exporioncd pay up IQ.2Q conlo por tnllo: ^.inpwor, .txfj trnilor, luidntoro. 0pU-0(i't-OG23. Rnnnoa, Ovonn, Air-Candilionora. Wo nlr.o buy : - • Ronaonnblo prices , ' .• ..niino & Pbwiir Soodihg. .'Sod'. Sontj. Part-time 20 -hours'-, per' week, flexible, • Ain-CONRITIONER for.onlo. '.12,500. ISJU, ; 1 il your ad wjth'payment (check or money order) to us, Excollonl bonollm. 1-OOQ-O'12-OOS3. • nnd coll rohiillt wnnhoro :fin'd dryo0. f Wookly pnychockn. Sond SASE, Unlor, 2017 unit, 1i yonr old, $350' Cnll OQB.78D-7<1.|1. nnliquoo, .olc. Soniolhlnrj lor ovoryono. Insurod, 000-273-730Q, Doijlnnlnr). Fonco Ir.titallnlton. Imorlock Pavprs. .onc'o roci'Ji »*d, woia'ptocAtui.rg v <; ;( -j. jr, "Serving Union County for 20 Yearn" • .. :'• 1291 Stuyvesant Avenue 1 Schooner Drluo, Klnnlmrnog, FL 3W1, Huln or nhino. • ; Qiinlily Maintonnnco. OOQ-7O0-12C0; Plonsnn! WQtkir'f) tiny ron-'.M- ! Fii/-': n, I AX.:. NEWSPAPERS BAHAMA CnUfSI;. 5 days/ •! nlnhti). Undor- •~ro5Upno~nnd"5p'ii'y~rf!C|ji'(j!Mt/'':;i VJ • . .• : : IIOST/'HOSTESS, Pull/ Pnrvilmo, Tor Inlor- bookodl Mum oolll $270/ caiip'c,! Imliod lick- . UNION. 2225 MORRIS Avonuo..'Mny 20th, ; "-. "SPECIAL" •" ..,,'•'•' " ;•.';: •;-;Uiji6n'. N.Jr, /•-•-•• '•;;•.' • • - -; -. . Vlco Proftldonl, J-UJmnn .Ronoufcnii 1 vlow: Aloxuo Slonk Houno nrtd Tavorn,'Rt, 22, 129J Sluyvcsanl Ave., Union N.J. at'n. 407-031-4700, Ext. 07'), Monday- Snlur. 21 a|, 10nm-5pm. Klrlfl elbthos nnd toys, oomo : : 1 : : HnnimonH, Inc. ... rytaunlalnnldo, O00-233-D3Q0, Al. flroo or Tom,.. dpy; 0nrh-1*0pm. : ' •'"'' .powor lools.hardWiiro'und housohold;Itoms-, lAny'alia yard woikiy.'graea' c'ultlnn'iSO.do' :•-.-.••-'- - Essex-Cou-itv- '~ • 51 b Vn'lloy Strflot, Maplowood NJ 07040 * 908-686-7700 Clippings romovod, Pnlto clonnnd, Drive-' : - FAX: 201-7f)3-7f.5(l v INSURANCE ' now HUNTINQ oqulpmiint. Bow humors'dlo- '. way. Walkway ndtjod. . •;• ••-••-,"• '. 463 Valley Street •'-. 1 UNION, 2700 SPRUCE Slroot (oil Morris). May -'••.. ' f-OI: A A. ' .count wnrohouso, Ammlrji'n Inrgont -nroliory • 20ll\ flnm-4pm. No onrly .blrdol Mincollnnooup i Spring Clonn-Up ' • Expanding Spr'lnrjllold nrjonoy hnn enroor nuDpllor stocks ovor 5.000 bow hunting Homo nl njpa ' .. . ". Maplewood, N.J. ,"'.. '. ' housohold Items; rocoran, otc. Rhlndnto: Mny Hit New Jersey! ml ~a|ilg~~DxporlcorJ-euB!ornor-SorvlciJa|imgp; - -2dfeai7BrCnllTBT73Mfl07"lorlioi7oBrC o 27lh.• . "w Hsinoo 185: '.'''- . " • • . COMPOSITION D^PT. Rop Inino Illo dopnnmom, EKcolloni lolophono, » cqlnlOQq . 9O8-665-2705. oronnlznllonol • arid coroputor (}kllln roquirod. Inside Sales Representative UNION. 330 WAYNE Torrnco, Snlurdny', Mny BRASS BED.quonn.Coniplolowlth orlhopodlc 170 Scotland.Road' •••••'•, •' ' Llbornl bonolitn, Cnll 201:407-Dl)S0.' Immediate lull limb position avnilnblo In our busy Mnplowood 20lh, OnrrHppi.'Houaohold poodn, llnona, din- VICTOR LANDSCAPING, Wo. do Giirdon mnltross aot. Unused In box, Cost $1000, soil has, llatwitro, ynnlty wllh slnR, slulfod nnlm'nla, Cloan-upa,' Trlmmlnn, Graa.n Cultlno nnd All PART TIME INSURANCE AQENCV lopklnrj lor pnrl-llmo' ' \' : Orange, NiJ. '••••.' nowspapprolllco for nn individual lo join our cinsslliod ndvortlslng toam, $325 cash, •201-770-8705, toys, rjamon, plus maro.• Somolhlnn for Tho map nl lolt Concroto Work, .Call Victor, 000-35S-1

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B12 — THURSDAY, MAY 18. 1995 — UNION COUNTYW1DE CLASWMtO -r UNION COUNTYWIDE CtASfflRED — THURSDAY, MAY 18, 1995 — B13" VACATION RENTALS COMMERCIAL PROPERTY LAWN CARE PLUMBING 1B2ACREFARM, caiatham, VA. Outstanding 3 ORTLEY/ SEASIDE bordar. Memodal Day- BELLEVILLE bedroom, 4V1 bath home. Formal areas, wse- LAWNCUTTINC3- RELIABLE. Roosonable, LOUIS CHIRICOLO- Plumbing/ Healing. All Labor Day (weekly or seasonal), Condo sleeps Minor and Major Bepalra. Water .Healers. FOR SALE BY OWNER ;, mem. oa/ago, stable, pond, outbuildings, fen. Free Estimates. Senior Discounts. 4. Beach block, pool, alrcondltlonlng. $450 Fauotta. Bolleti. Drains Cleaned. Bathroom am house. For details call Shields Auction & 9OB-969-90B7. Nick. weekly. 908-369-&4S5, __ and Kitchen Modernization. Tile Work. r Silver Lake district, e'a Franklin 81 reel Really .Co., Danville, VA 804-703-1833.; 201-623-4023, Plumbing License «9463, WILDWOOD, NORTH Wlldwood, WUdwood • Days, 201-7S9-441S LIMOUSINE SERVICES "All raal aalaia advaftlaad haraln la Crest. Beachfront, bayfront, Income properties, One Story Colonial Front. Good for any type of UPPER BUCKS County. Pennsylvania. Vaca- •utj.ct ts tha Fadaral Fair Housing Act, townhomea, condos,-houses, mo|els. Call lor olfice, use your Imagination. Move-In condition. ' lion weekend cottage. Quiet, peaceful setting, 7 One mile from .OS Parkway. • MAX SR. & PAUL which rrukaa I1jll»g*l to.advartlaa any our free sales end rental brochure. Oceanslde secured wooded community. Fishing, boating, AMWAY ~7. Reasonably priced. 1,276 square loot ol ofn» pralaranoa, tlmltatlan, or aiaorimlnitlon Realty 609-622-3322. Open 7 day>. < hiking..Furnished. 1 master bedroom, 2 loll EXOTIC LIMOUSINES • . SCHOENWALDER baaad.on raca, oolor, rajlglon. a»<, handi- space* partly finished basetnent of 1,000 bedrooms, 1% baths, kitchen, dining, family cap, familial alatua, or nttlonil origin, or square leolt 400 square feel of'backyard. room, stone fireplace, screened porch. • Srjaclalljlna In Brand Naw 10 Passenger Intantlan lo maka any »uoh'pralaranc*, Evenings or Weskende, 201-esg-7328 $45,000. Call 215-538-g251 or 216-S.To-OEO? Whlta Lincoln Llmeualnaa CELEBRATING OUR 82nd YEAR limitation, or dlaorlrrrlnatlon. • • INSTALLATION & SERVICE "Wa will not knowingly aocapl any ad- REAL REAL ESTATE TOR SALE »Lawn Faucois-Sump Pumps vartralng lor raal aatata tvhlch la In violation ELIZABETH. FOB sale, Rooming house, 3'/t OHIO "PROM SPECIALS" , .Tollels>Walor. Healers . . ol tha law. All paraoni ar* hawby Intormad OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY Brand rwW 10 paaa. B hour* only $385.05 1 •Allomliorisrtunr|v baala" . . or combined. Seller motivated. Call Book 0 houra • gat 1 hour Iraa •Eloctric Drain s Sower Clonnlng ;' 201-5»4-S083. • • ' . - • . May 211-5 PM . c"All real eslsle advertlaed herein la Oiler expires'May 25ih , Serving th« Home Own«|r AUTO POR SALE •ub|ecl to the Federd Fair Housing Act,, GOVERNMENT FORECLOSED homes from : Buifneu t, Induilry APARTMENT TO RENT .. ' 1-800-554-2546 .;". , which maker II illegal lo advertise any $1.00 (repair needed). Delinquent tax, repos- Dodge hap done a great job 'ifijemv$nting , itself: AUTOSPECtAL • $22.00 lor ibwoeko propald. , . . . • • i •• 908-686-0749 . •BLOOMF|ELD: 4 LARGE• roomi, 1st floor,,' preference, limitation, or discrimination sessions, REO's. FDIC, RTC, IRS. Your area, Springfield's Best . Call Clae'tlliad lor dolalla,- S00-JW-D911. J I AUTOMOTIVE 16'! Choslnui Slreoi, Union, MJ oal-in kllchori,' ttoreba apaoc, washar, dryer based on race, color,' religion, ask, handi- Toloil frofreoe 1-8O0-898-9771-8T a OKI'- .•• H-613- 9 for cur. . , MASONRY ...... : ty ...... Masier Plumber's Llconse-#*1fl2-<(98't5i hook-up, carpeting, $726 month plus utilities. cap, familial status, or national origin, or rent llBtlngtllstli ", ,fhc: Dodgo Division of Chrysler Corporation has introduced the ail-nbw '. 108? BMW 32BI, 24.GOG mlloB, original owner, Intention to make any such preference, rod, 4 door, iunrool, loaded, automatic. Asking C&M CONCRETE.' Specializing In: Patios, SENIOR CITIZEN DISCOUNT Available Immediately. Call Gerry weekdays • 1995 Qpdge-Avenger, a highly-cxpressivo MASON CONTRACTOR- Mike ConBlalosr, greon, 00,000 miles,, orie. owner, now All workmanship guaranteed. laundromat. All utilities paid. Call urtlll ,7pm, . -,•'•:. CEMETERY PLOTS Product, Manager for Chrysler's Small Car Platform team. "We.created the The 1995 Chrysler Scbring, ihc "no compromises'' luxury Sp6rl coupe, aug- (908). 273-4200 Brickwork, Firoplacos, Slops, Polios, Sidow-, MAPLEWOpO. 3'BEDROOM Colonial. 1V. . transmission/ brakes. Buns oroat. 32.000 no- Roloroncos. available; Cwnor operated. 608-352-4621. , . ...'••. ; '•:'•••• ' AUTHORIZED • oiks. Curbs, Foundations. Bnsomont wnlor- baths, living.room, formal dining room, eat-In Avenger with a new. set of customers in mind. Wo believe that there is n sizable ments Chrysler Division's already formidable luxury base, and has the.ability to QOllablo. Call gO1-7ai-G082. • 908-964-6081. HOLLYWOOD ; PACTORY SERVICE prooling, Rotoining. wnlls, Interlocking tphvors, '. HILLSIDE-KEANCollegearea.3bedrooms,2 'Wtchen, Largo fenced yard, 2-car garage. : SPRINGFIELD - Location + House tiiarkcl or.buycrs tlint wnni room'tticss nnd comfortbut simply aren't willing to itttract a younger, more affluent consumer. ' > ''.- 1087 CADILLAC COUP DEVILIE- All powor, Ceramictilo.OOp-BBO-0309. Fully Insured. Froo baths; 2nd floor two family. No pets, July 1st. . ' $139,600, Call 2O1-37B-82S4.; ' • • LONG TERM LEASING • . . MEMORIAL PARK ' ' leather inltfribr, doth roof, chrome whools, J.D. ',.' $BB5 plus Ulllllles. 90B-353-0447.. , . + Price B Oulslnndlng Vulue. 4 give up the sportyimnge and feel. These buyers are typically single or couples Scbring joins a well-rounded line-up Of Chrysler luxury Vohicles—includ- Eclimotos. ;. '•••', .' '',-'. "'/••• SOUTH ORANGE. By owner. Renovated colo- ' alarm, yoguo llras, oarnged. Must see. K1.C00. ROOFING CONTRACT6R MAPLEWOOD, FIRST floor ot 2 family homo: 2 -Goilutsmnno Gordons, Muusoloums. Olfico: nial with hew modem kitchen, living room with Bedroom, 2 Path home: DIR: not in the child-raising lifestngc; People willfind thnt Avenger represents a new ing the inrtovatlve cab-forwanl dosigncd Chrysler Concorde; New Yorker, and '90a-flll7--l7BB,- " ..-...• RICCIARDI & SON 1500 Stuyvosant Avo., Uhlon. fireplace, formal dining room and oak floors, 3 .AUTO FOR SALE *"""" . Cortiliod In 1 ply rubber roollng bodroorhs, oat;in .kitchen, dlolnrj .roorp living Mountain Ave., right onto Hillside choice, not just iti the Dodge line-up, but in the marketplace as wejl. There just flagship LHS| the only,.l rue luxury minivan. Town & Country; and tho recently 1800 CADILLAC ELDORADO 6,0,- full'power, bedrooms, 1V4 baths.Flnlshodbasemontwith GENERAL CONTRACTING Flnt rooling-ropairs room with llroplaco, screohod'porch,'patio, • 008,680-4300 ' While/ blue Interior; blue lop; 80,000'. milos.' 1 roc room, offloa and laundry room, detached Ave., left onto Irwln to ^113. urcn't-lhnt mnny prixlucis out there that Will Compete, for [lie same buyer." introduced cab-forward Chrysler Cirrus sedan— giving the Chrysler brand the 1092 ACURA VIGOR. EUcsllpm condition; -1 Shlnrjlos, ro-rool-toaroll • gorago arid lull baGomont/ ree room. Near town' $1000 -or bost- oiler. 201 -B^-SI30, Residential . Commercial .1 DOUBLE Plot, $1.000;' 1 slnglo plot, $500. garage, walk to N.Y. train; village and schools.'. ownor, go/ago kept, very tow rnlloogo, fully Ttoollnspoclions,& malntenonco. .pool/ public .transportailon... .Non-srnokor. $239,000. S3068, '. ' . ' • The Dodge Avenger is straight out of tho Chrysler design studios, crcators.of widest range; of luxury vehicles in the'. industry!". ..'•'".-' M1 •923-9100, ninpo. ..•/'•••' Hollywood Momoriol Comotory, Union, Coll . Aflklna $189,500. 201-762-6860. ' londod, must BOB; Call 906-032-0545. FULLY INSURED [• •.:;. All work guoronlood ' $1,045 monlhly plus utilities, Available July 1st. : 'i'201-3*0-0263.' . • .__ such design, successes us the/incomparable Podge Viper sports crir. .. . Scbring represents a new formula in Ihc coupe segment, combining aerody- Conor.ota . ' , .Asphalt Fully lnr.urod '. ' ,' ' • Froo Estimates nOB-273-S7i!o. •' •..••'•- '. :••'•••- • • 1902 ACURA VIGOR, Mint. Black/ tan leather, 19B6 CHEVROLET CAVALIER. 224,. VO, 5~ 1 OUT-OF-STATE SPRINGFIELD CONDO The Dodge Avenger is bitilt around n spirited Chrysler Corporation-designed namic design and rcsrVonsivo handling with the comfort and convenience'usual-, • 38,000'mllos. Now tiros,.Storeo, sun-roof, all speed, alarm, lull powor, oxcotlonl shape, Lot cTeoUng - Pave™ - Decorative Dry,Wnlls ' 908-322-4637 SPRINGFIELD, Graol location. 1st lloor of 2 HOLLYWOOD MEttqniAL Park, Union,- NJ. SI'KlNOriELD - Grcni condition, .2- powor. Must sacrifice $'t6,900e ollor. 47,000 mllos. ABklng $4,500. Cnll .RR.TIo Walls ' , ..'. Boljjlum Block; family.. 2 bodrooms, oat-ln kitchen, dining room, Doi'jblo crypt in niauribloum, C WoSi Torraco, ADIRONDACK MOUNTAIN properties. Hugo mid manufactured 2.0-titer, 16-valve, DOHC, four cylinder engino producing •ly associated', with sport 'sedans.-. . ': •''•'.;" . -.. 201-701-5485. 008^351-8253 allor 5PM. . "- , - ' living .room, pnrking. 9Q8.QS4-6232. $Q7S. Unit T, Rovf 7. Asking S10.000: 203-008-0596 . selection. Lakefronl, rivorlronthomo s and lots.' 'Hcdrnnin, I Rath priced al $07,901). ~ MARK MEISE' '. lf)0 liorsep.ovycr. 'Ilie engine is mnted.toeither nCbryslcr-built S-spced manual Along wilh.CiiTUS, Scbring will bring a younger and more affluent customer •4pm-0pm, • •• - • • • '-:"', . •' • Log cablhs, fnrmhouBoo, huntlhg campB, 1991 CHEVROLET CAVALIER RS. 5 spood, Ray Rlcclardl ROOFING SERVICES SPRINGFIELD. MORRIS Avonuo. 1 bod room, HOI.LYWOOD PARK,' Union. Double crypt in acroage. Coll.for Ireo 40 page brochure or 4-spced'iiuiomuiic; transmission. . '. Into Chrysler shpwropms and broaden ihc reach of Chrysler's flagship brand. air, Inpft, 2 door. 07,000 mllds. Groui condition. .' • ' i , • . i •* ' 2nd lloor. 'Hunt/, hot wator supplied. Oulot- 201v378-5986 .' Friedman, Roalty 1-51f)-494-24p9. SPRINGFIELD OFFICE Asking KBOO,'Cnll 201'763-3439. •' • •Ropalrs "noplacoments •. • • ' bulldln'g'.7'Ay(illnblo lmrnod,lntoly: Cnll mnusoloum. Also 2 doublo plots. Call ;•'•'• The,'Avenger-ES is powered by a 2,S-liter, 1S5 horsepower, 24-valvc, SOHC . "We've been targeting n new gcrieraliori af luxury buyers,' one 'thntis.ypiingcr : nOO-fin7-714B, dnyB.OOn-700.4562, ovorilngs, 474 Morris Ave., • (908) 277-1200 R. Lazarlck Masonry. ~ •prqo EBllmntos 'fully Inaurod 000-aB6-0334:...... ; •'-.'. -•• • FLORIDA' - V-6 'engine matohed to h Chrysler 4-speed nulomitticvtransmission. .. , • and more upscale than has; traditionally been the case in this segment," said Just moved .1969CHEVY PICKUP,'/. tonC-10,Ocyllndor,' •Roloroncos Provldo'd 3 speed, 4 sldo tool ,boxo«, $1,100. Dependable Service : TWO GRAVIES, Doublo doop. lot 231, section .Invest In Florida ; UNiON. 4;(1GOMS, 2 bedrooms, near Union ' All .Avengers ride on a foUr-WhccI, fully Indepcridorit double wishbone sus- .Steve Torok, Chryslor.-Plymouth General Manager, "Design, handling, pom- '201-429-3419. - ' ', •• -. Sidewalks • Stops •••'Curbs'- Potion 2fj, Hollywood Momorial Pmk, .Union. $1500 Fqdoral Govornmonl.has 100'B of 2, 3, find 4 • eenibr/ ronwnnblo. Avallablo July 1st. Cnl[ •" 'Dock's - Guliers - Cofomlc Tilo. Mark Melse, 201-228-4965 f . each. Cnll oflor OD.m. O0B-232-25G3, ^bodroom single family homos. Investors'can pension that provides an outstanding balance of ride comfort and Iviiidllng'agili- fort, and import-levol quality are very irnportani to this group. Chrysler is now '•.-•• ""''-'in?::,: 1 ; fl B6 ti; 1908 CHEVY SPECTRUM, o.xoollont. condl-. • Pointing - Cnrponlry'-, Ronovatipns -'•''P0g W' '. '' ' ' ' • purchase those proponles as Woll DS.first time • ty. The Avenger ES suspension Is further Upgraded for increased road-handling- bringing Ircntlsctting prqrju'cl's.'ip' the marketplace which will attrnct citslirtocrs lion, 55,000 milos, original owner. Automatic, : : : 1 YOUR AD could npponr horo lor as little as ' Cloiin-Upr. & Ronwvalo'- SrnairDomoliilon ." ••••' vU.NI'pN-' -BhANDnowatudlo.SaparatiWichon1. ' 'homo buyers for ns little ni $500 down, For lltcattiit ; air conditioning, am/fm. $3200 firm. WE STOP I.EAKS!' % $,M.OO por wook. Call lor moro dotaljs. Our , capability." '<•••'''• :'....•'•'.'. •'•• ' '•• . • ' ' . '.'•'', '• who are setting lifestyle trends us well.".' . . . . Rosomo'nis .' Aiticn : Yards bnlli nnd kvjndiy Ulillllos Includod. $600.00 details call Eric or Dornn'rd B0O-7O5-G2B5 I can help 900-687-4139, .. • monthly, 1%' months socurlty. Call J.lm, fmtnrily closslliod dopnrtmont vjould bo" happy 201-705-B2B5, ' - ' . Other nntahlc' sinndard features include power specd-sensitive steering, "The Chrysler Scbring is precisely Iho kind of car thai will attract the luxury •-'•. •908-6B8-0230 CLARK BUILbERS, INC.' :| ip'holD vou. .Call 1-00P-GB4-B911. :,.'•/•" :.;.- ;:;:i)0a.ll00:7045, • • ' '• .'. . 1090 CHRYSLER Now Yorker Lnndou, V6 • f-'roo E,5lirnniott -"• • •.•••, :••'..' •. .. . Intwrod. : Emma Realtors v tinted glass, stainless steel exhaust system, nnd rear defroster. Inside, standard buyer of the nineties," contlnued'Tprok. "If's a enr for people who don't wa\it to ' .RoolSlrlppIng & Repairs'; .": -•'••' , ongine, 'oir, automatic, transmission, powor • UNION, FIRST lloor, 5ro6me, plus garago and 'you out! sloorlng, brok.es, windows, sonln, fully loaded, «J/lat Rooling & Slalo .'equipment•includes driver and front passenger air bags', full instrumciitiitUmt give anything up. Scbring provides a driving experience that appeals to the l^pgnrtiftpt; HnnN hrtl wrtlnr qnppllrvH Mnnr ovcollonl condlllon, 43,029 mllos. VIN MOVING/STORAGE . •Gutters & Loadors-• 'Irantporlnilon. Available June 1st. Call . AM/FM stbrco radio will)'digital clock','till steering wheel, bucket seats with sensesi a car that consumes tho driver and induces ihoiri to tnke the long wily ;. i .Don't, worry and wonder about #LD895047, $7985; Prlco oxdudos Jlconso; Sorvlng Union & Mlddleasx Counties.-. ATLAS VAN LINES: Lotnl'worldiwlda^movorfi'. v:;'308-S0l)-7B03...... '•'..•' , Wosl Orange . ' .- driver's seal manual height adjusters and memory reclihcr, fu|l console and split •'. •home," ,••••'••-., . . -.. '•••'','•'• .*''•. loarnlng your, way around town. Or roglslroiion and loxos. Towno Chryalor Joop, . : For 26'Vear«-- : ;"-'."'v-'v'. R OHIDA spbclolintu: AflOnt UNIVERSITY Vnn 1 what to soe and do. Or who to aak. 1633 Sprlngllold. Avonuo, Map'lowood, • Fully Insurod • Froo Estimates • •'.'••••'.••'.!•'•'.,: UNtON.iONE nodroom apartmpnt,'convenient CONDOMINIUM FOR SALE folding' rear locking 'scut. . ' '. .'•••' fhc Sebring reached dealer showrooms in February 1995. • Unon, 000-276-2070: 3401A. .Trorfiloy Point 201-76,1-6026. ' . ^ '••... NJ. Lie. No'.,010760 '.. .:•'•;?. • •': to; clipppino. 0»>d' buses, .secqnd lloor, two In lovely off-street, park-like setting. . . As your. WELCOME WAGON .•"•/. Road'. Lindoh. PC: 001,02. '•' :• 1 iinniily; lioat and hot wator supplied. Coll Hostess, I can simplify the business DREAM MACHINES - look tor our -nonorvod' ': 000,-6(17-3003, :'-'• •'• ,, ••:• .' •". ••'.'• 1 bedroom oh tlret floor, Llvlpg room, d(nlng of getting.settled, Help you bogln to Parking" nd or cn.ll Classlllod at<0O-564-B0,11. . .DON'S ECONOMY 908-381-90901-800-794-iEAK (g32^);- room, large bedroom with' many, closole. JjNiprJ.i.ATTRACT.ivE, rodocorfllp,di',1 ^od-.. on|oy your new town,., good shop- •."•' 'A Monthly maintenance $168. Includes heat, Reilly Olds receives 1007 DODGE CHARGER- Cassolip, 5 ripood, YOUR AD could nppodr hpro ior an iillio (ir, '.room npiirirnqni, Now nlrcondltion'oV.lnundry,, ping: local -attractions, community MOVING AND STORAGE hot'wnur, cooking gos. Tnxos $107/monlh. now tiros, now oJdiouat, batlory, clutch, brnkos,- $14.00 por- wook, Ciill 'for-'mqrp.doUillfi; pur''•liicililios; Mfior-buc nnd otoroa.-$6oO monthly . opportunity. '•,.,•' ' 1 | coveted iM4^ite^ y • will, pass Inspocllon. $1,300. Evonlnon, The llnc.ommondod Mover. ,0ur30lh year. Iriondly clcinsiliod dopririmont would bq hnppy ' nludhl/ walDr OOa92Sj60S ' : ••'••' " .': 15 Year 7,075% .. And'my "basket is full qf.usaful 900-925-9510. ' -PC'00010. 751 I-Ohiflli Avonuo,;Union. ' lo.holD yourCnir V-BpO-SOfl'-^Oi-L,, -v •• .. :-WE6T ORANGE. Lfirgo oiudlD uportmo.nl/ Fixed Riilo Mortgnfjo Avnllnbla.' Award- 1pr. secondtime Ollts lo'ploaso your larrtily. $475, Hnin Slroo't. noar bun. Hoat/ not wnlor ' .•"-.''.' No points' : Take'a break from unpacking! amm includod. 201-420-G8G5. 201-335:5,336; Reilly Olds'mqbiic. of Wcstn.eld has' . • 908-687-0035 908-688-MOVE .• ' ^RUBBISH REMOVAL , Asking $7S,000 and call me. ' '•','• . ' - ovoninfjr,'.wookondu.' ' ', . . '; " received the coveted .1994 Oldsmo- :••

MOVING/LIGHT. TRUCKING" MIKE PRENDEVILLE Wle feiiiis Award again, for the second,.... ': •'.','.'. APARTMENT. TO SHARE••-"•-'•".'- F.alkih Associates,' Inc. . 1 linici! Hwas'iircschtcUto RoiIly'OUl: .' ''. WoV move I'uiiiiiuin, Applinnc'os; l-lousohbld • ; : 908-709-0.909 ext, 209 smobile by John D. Rock, vice presi- • iloni!', in cnrpolorivnn-6r-.lrijdk-GpUilooijr.JHld • \ : 201-635-8815 .: UNION. THREE bodrooni' nporlrnonl. Lorn* . livlrifj room, kil'chon. Avnilqblo JUno 1.1/3 ronl, cnrcilui.' • Ponr.oniiblo'ra'to'r, ilnrHutly -incurod. ' ATTIC-nASEMRNT-GAnAGE CLEARED dent, General Motors Corp., Oldsmo- : .- i/3 uillilioo. Non-smgkor.' Mo'P' lomalo. Call • ;• •••-.. .CALL RQB . • ..,. '.' ' CONSTRUCTION DEBRIS REMOVED- RMld.nti pf Union * npO-OOii-45011 .or. pOO-08fl-;if330,' lo(ivo' bilc-Pivirion, because of .their con- .... .•' ,;. "' .201-467-6598 : '., . '-' MINI' RQLL OFF DUMPSTEI1S" only, .'.' •' •.•••'• ••'•' :. •• •'• •-.,.., • tiniied excellence in sales, service and> ; '**3 ww can ollor bolter valyo in u'tad canl'han'your - , • ' •;..- Lic'i/P.M'oooao' •;; . -. ' 'T^AIfrRELIAnLE ' : V UNION....;.' 984-ifl9i local M*'cflf doilor y.hohn( tho tocTlijiist,codillo d PROPEHLY. LICENSED • (iveriill cuslomur' satisfaction. The . 1 '.' PAUL'S Mv&M MOVERS , lodmicDm, andioquipment lo prbvlde ccftipolenl award is a direct reflection.'of their 3PHINQFIELD...... 467-0132 f-ormorly Ol Ynlo Avo; . • • • K UNFINISHED ROOMS FOR RENT aiIJtai ' ' " ' • MVdo. I'M 00177 .-.• :-...•. •-. • :/, : TILE A FURNISHED Room, Irylnqlon. Ndiit.'cloon, customers-, that, respond to OUlijirtp- ' ( Loonl & Lono •.•••-• , ;-" ; !ciJ[lAMICiTlll':lnsicillor. Now lilot, rppnlrp, qiiioi Nirnr buabs, lo all jxjlnln. SO0-SO5.'Cnll biies- customer satisfactUih^ intlbx' .'..'. ..Difilanco.Movinrj . ' ',' "'• • Mr. J.,'.201-373-0S43. . . • . • iroorou'iing, romodoiirin, clonninrj. No job lop bin surveys.'- %- , ',. • •••-:-. ; 'CALL 9Q8-688-7768 • ' .^.V; ; , or'srrall, I do II nil. Mnior crddil enrda nccoplod.- NEWARK: NEAR Soton Hall. Cnrpoir,. No ' •Pictured from"left,'Andrew JtloTv1otjnn.-.1,000-750-G022,. . • "We've Keen.treating,'our custom- • '..-• S'CHAEFERi MOVING- Rolmblo, -Very low.' •klichon. Rolrirjornior/, riilcrownvo. Shliro/bnll), . R.'Reilly, president, Robert'. $100 wonkly, $200 cocuriiy. Unlurnishod •#•'• ONION.' !.•=;•••• .••••..••••, ' •'•,- • •• -••• CMS wiihiionesiy and respect since, we '•'• ralos'.. S.lriw .rales 7 dn'yo. 7 hour rhinlm'um'".'- Reilly, chairman and found- -COME VISIT OUR CHEVROLET OPEN HOUSE! - ". Insured'.. rrw-.ET.iimnior., IJCOHGP PMOOSBT.-.- •rooms, $075. 37.1-UBO, JUST A LITTLE LOVE . opened ounlpors iii 1956 and the.Old- :; CONTRACTORS Sell Your er-and Mike • Cappuccio, PRE-OWNED Is all that's needed in this 3 Bdrm.Split, Family Room, Large ...smobilc 'Elite .AWard .encourages our' Sales • manager. of Reilly <• GARAGE FOR RENT „ • •'•:'.,:• Hoitie , living Room, Built In's 1 .S..Bathst.Central Air only. $139,900,.;. ' employees'lo'. strive for. the highest' Oldsmoblle of Westfield; PAINTING CLEARANCE kllchpns,'' Balhroomo, Ftopalrs, - Qoullrvn, gmiTii nnAMhF sttiiuiiint ol .excellence,"• sum Kouurt lls GS.OQpor monlh. IN UNION OOUNrYCI.ASSiriEOS B9 TOYOTA CELICA -Ab-fiARRBL-O. noalduniiul r.iiulinu. 'I Uu.iiiy. R, Rcijiy, chntnnnn nrid founder; every one of piir.departments, and own. work and gUnrahtoo il." 900-5-H-4410.' Call.301r37.O-37s.. 540 North Avonuo 1 iionor. mi. Oldsmobile. denier enn "tion'i"'-."States •Andrew Reilly, miles, VlfC'lr 47282742. Clonrnnco; IS RASKIN- Pa'.iling. 'Eilorio'r/ Inlnrior ; . HOUSE TO BENT l fori/icr um.RCMi.wr/rD AD. LHJ 353-4200 .. , • . . Solo prlco $46"rJ5. .:' . .••::' ' • .'• Powo: v,a^ vnf| llanrtynui" 5'L'^ICO. nonf,rjn- : ? obtain, was presented lo only 9 othef President..'" •". ,' ' ';' - "': 908-686-5550.. -,.; ' . '••join H.iii/s BostMtcte'ronco!,. Fully"inr.urd'd •'. •SPRINGFIELD. Gronl loqitiorj. In; lloor.ol 2 dealers in New Jersey, with Reilly "Our cus'lorncrs conic first and the Froe os;n-:i';or,. g01-5fi.l-fl333.-,. Inmily. 2 bedroomn, oot-in kuchon,-dining room, 1 .89 CHEVROLET CAPRIQE ; P.O,;;BOK 3695, Union, NJ , : livinq roqm.'l)lirW'Jai,;000-96.1.6232. J975. • Oldsmobilo being Ihe otily dealer in , Eliie award justifies that, phi's its our 'FERDIN'.NDI FAMILY Pn.r.|.n(i.E»lorio" Into'--*, •:••. CLASqiC BRGHM 1 nil of Central NJ.,'to rcc.ciye.the,Elite. ownremiiiderthac.yiihotit their loyal lOr.'G.moiH.'Rool'nf) Lofiacrs. vOyor ?0 yonrs-' V8, Aulo, Air Cond, ..PS, PB, Full Sorvmt] Union Cou"-ly "• 90n-f)04-73HO.' Ron- • ,i .-. .HOUSE TO SHARE,'~*^* : , lyandtntsi'i we.'\youidn'i he hero •lifter powor Int., Only 55,656 mllos. This '. so^.nb;(>. -iilor.. Krorr [:s!tn;atC5'. • • .- •-..:'•:•'•'• ••'-TREE' EXPERTS . NEW JERSEY MORTGAGE RATES 1 cor. Is gorgoousll Vln» URi23lJB2, ; ROSELLE, • Sinrjlo, whilo, prolanionnl, 3fi, ;"II assures our;ciisionwi's titc-.coin- '-: •"40 yeafs itv husinu'ss," iidds Mike Cn'p- ,'GREGOny. ZALTSSHTEIN Pair-lti'r1- ExtorioV-' ,,: • 'BOYLE TREE SURGERY CO. : . : APP 30 YR FIXED || 15 Yfl FIXED ... OTHER . 'clonn, Salo prlco $6005 ••.nooko la flhrire.nicoly lurnichod 2 bodroorn mintient we have for.ihjsir needs,, in .plirjcio;:'sn]es intor'O!: P aMor. nir! Gn('0:'oc-./\o-, Fully" in: - •••"••" ESTABLISHED 1922- ' •• lownhbuso. Pnvhio bnih, wn&hor; dry'or, conirhl PEE RATE PTS APRRATE PT8 APPRATE PTS APR •sjrorj, ro'o^oncoE M |db5 Q;.n'an'.CIOd.: F'OO ' TREE & STUMP REMOVAL " air-conditionmo. firoplnco, tonmc couric, dock. Lender, City, Phoiie •QSIi'Tinul- 2.01-373-8.I3B -,'.''•' $550 por monlh, includes unlinot. Aynil.nhto ••::, 1992 RIVERACPE • •••- -•-?•• PRUNING .::.-•--.. ' Mny-16lh.-CnJI-908-24B-4707.-~ -'•--,• V6, Auto, Air Con,, PS, PD,' Full Action Mortgage Corp, Union ooo •303-2307 7.76 0.00 7.7E L7.3B0.00 7.38 5.50 3.00 N/P A TREE SURGERY IN • • SAVE'1706 LEASE FOB LESS! LEASE FOR LESS! Powor, Int... p. sunroof, Chnrnpnfinb "HOUSE PAINTING D. PRIVATE room in'largo Colo- ' • • II ' • SAVE*2408 707-2081 7,50 3.00 5.08 0.00 8.88 A ON A NEW 1995 CHEVY NEW1995GEO'. NEW 1995 CHEVY mot. w/Polnrmlro, Loallior -Int. local ALL ITS ..BRANCHES . . nial houGO. Excoilom lociiion. Np'druor, or American Fed Mtg,Bound Brook ooo 100 7.8317.00 2.75 7.46 HoffmMmB ON A NEW 1995 CHEVY . INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR, : Union . • . . • alcohol, $1.10.00 por wook, utilities incLdod.' trade.,, only 45,823,. VIN« NU 402507. -_7.4B--3«0D.. |S0 2,BQ 7.n'f5J.ai3Jl£L8..63..A. CORSICA 4 DOOR METRO 4 DOOR ASTRO GS 8 PASS. VAN THIrj enr In bonulliul. clonranco anlo Fully Insured • \ •/.. '•'• 000-064-035B Call 900-27305<6. . . .350. lp. Inrl par. stme/Ala Itrk.v Alii. «nitp. nif| 4.cyl. |iwf. tj( S1OLS PICKUP Sill equip Incl: Mi -I cyl,in*., B. PrlcoS15.005, ' : . : . • Freo Esllmajos_1v_i—. •».(!!! 3.00 8.38 A M trim |I'-IT"- •iniit/l]rknl.'' Bankers Savings, Po.rth.Amboy oon -442-4100 350 8.00 2.75 6.30J7.3B 2.75 7,03 full whit riivm. rlmh Itil Allf. 'O|ii. 4. AUtlJit u,,l:(/,t,l.4 ,I,<,,J.IIJ|U .11,11 expertise hi the auioniolive field have .«., i...: n.J ,wk nil. n,u« |,v /Kls.. fi fl,, rlolh int.. ilrlvir nlr - ! WOOD STACK ,: SPACE'FOR RENT 'Woltmuii BMVV will liosi the BMW lcl- :i I lllrr V-ni nilln'. (urns w/OD, u^iwjIiMl,. lUin 1 |u,s. n,,it Uly klil. 1./ Incl di 03 JEEP GRAND Capital Funding, Parsippany oqo- • BB?-07B0 8.00 1.00 8.09J7.'5O 1.00 7.50 o;38 t.00 6.46 A /dcl. (\\t,\ lnl wi|i, car^ itrl. 2 imir 908-686-64-55. TREE SERVICE .' " ••• VVomcjv's .Twinis.'Chiillongc on May ennicd the-BMW dealership numer- t nut IfA**. BIWO .(o.ii il.(n» milM/yr. iaclioiiieler, «Him, whit.. CHEHOKEE UVREDO LOCAL TREE COMPAMY WEST ORANdE. 1.000 cquaro loolUI lloor, |' dr. tilje mi.inli Slk Minim. Slk»503IOT. Vln#SKl«7|7l, J nararjo oopfs. Irionl lor smnli busroscori. -703-228B 7.GO 7.13 1,50 7.37J6.50.2.00 6:95 Q ous awards in.boih iheir sales'and ser- VIN « SYIHSIHSI-Kl. MSRp CIU.SOS VO. Auli), Air'Cond, PS, Ptl. pijll Puwur, i ' ALL TYPES TREE WORK C. Bropko Mortgage, Freehold ooo 7.50 1.75 22 ii.ncl,2.1, (il Ihc West Orange Tennis O$i: Incl. . 07-.fi t(|iilp u' 'OV I'A'iN.riNG I'MO' o' .E:i:.iri. ,-'\Pbwij' VViiai'.' OHico, r,hoD,-w'a'rohauso'. C;iii ?oi.3?5-r.o6o,. llld,B500 f.-tcliirv ti nrhl'llnlr linycr 0300 fjciory reltair and 6500 flut Int. '1K-1, Cii!,u. Dark Jiidii.w/Srirjillt) Int. + PREE ESTIMATES . 8.10,7.00 Club. As purl of the tpurnlimeril Hoff- vice-departments. Hoffman BMW has *> al \i» ,mik#, ..I,*. Mill ivm r -002-4000 .285 3.00 7.5BI17.S0 1,00 8.32 G reb.urn. buyer rrbatc If ei Alloys, Only 22,-lOS rnllui. Fliiru Tind. only ' ' '*S.F.NIOR CITIZEN.DISCOUNT Columbia Savings Bk SLA.Lindn ooo 7:75 3.00 l'n:o.:- C;i'i -JO *. r^"';?: i,y6-^ .''Doop '• mnn-BMW willilohaie 40,Wilson'icm an outstanding selection "of; neVv I2l,<101i Siivu ThCiiitiiHKlii Ovor Now. VIN , '-yklMMEDIATE SERVICE . . 7.09 17.38 •-. •• STORE FOR RENT **" Concorde Mortgage Co. ..••" • 201 •00?-2070 7:R3 3.00 3.00 V.91 J4.7!) a.00 8.83 A »PCSMIli, .;•.••••• •'..iiN3URr.D *FREE WOOD CHIPS 111s recqiiuls lo Ihe local chapter of ihc BMW models as well as pre-owned LcuSE m M • • rtH MO. :: r HLOOMRELD,. <\A WEST .Pnssac f.vcnuo; -000-3605 """""•"MNTfi^Q &"~ ' ">•: . -908-276-5752 -..' Corestates Wortgago Services BOO '250 7.30 3.00 7J77 J7.13 2.00 7.57|6.00 1.00 N/P A Nmioiial Junior- Tennis League, vehicles in slock now for purchase, • 1400'Squnro loot, snlo busy rof.iao.--.vjil jiron, I • *» J6M0S. • finance: Or lease. • '.",.' 93VWJETTAIII . . . Call,201-702-5433. , " •'' -537-007.0 8.13 N/P J7.800.00 'NIP founded by Arthur Ashe. These tennis ; PLASTERING First DeWitt Savings.W Caldwoll BOO 425 0.00 7.30 0.00 N/P 6 4 ayl,.'Auto,.Air ConU, PS. PB, P. racquets will provide youngster's the ' The BMW Women's Tennis Chal- • ;25. .YEARS EXPERIENCE- • .'....'• .'WATERPROOFING :• : •'. -435-7332 SuriroQl, Whl w/fjroy Colour lilt., Only First Fidelity Bank . . «<"> 375 7.25 3,00 7.50 6.88 3.00 7.39 5.25 3.00 8.59 A ' ".•'' VACATION RENTALS' ' opportunity lo participate, in the sport- lenge offers nmalcur women the' 21,127, milos VIN U PM133S43,' Snlo FREE. ESTIMATES •' •'• Basement Waterproofing „,. ! 1 ft . Prji^rin nnn-y^fi-^^KO 3S0 'ii.an ooo B.3n'7.63 d.oo 7.r.3' 7.an o.oo n.si n _'opportunily lo win otiislandinB prizes' Prico$i2,40S, •' • •'...' • CALL: LENNY- TUFANQ s uaranteed Dry Basemerit Genesis Mtgo Svcs-,E.Brunswicko'oa-2S7-67oq 375 7.03 3.Q0 7.04 7.13 3.00 7.62. j8.03 0.00 0.63 D [Ioffiijaii. BMW,:'located, nl 425 including ii ghance to a(|vnnce to ihe SAVE 2036 LEASE FOR LESS! LEASE FOR LESS! SAVE'1733 _, 908:273-6025. A'l !yr;t^ ol.-pttCk. b'lobk'nnd conorolo^work, BMW Women's Tennis Challenge. 1992 PONTIAC SUNBIRD CPE; Biooml'ickl Ay^-, BJoomficltl,' is a ON A NEW 1995 GEO > NEW 1995 CHEVY • •NEW-1995 CHEVY • ,ONANEW1995(i;HEVY "' 000-207-OOSH 350 8.13 1.0,0 8.23 |7.63 I.CO 7.79 !7.75 1.00 7.85 H • I'-OI ISII INDUS! R.IOUS sorweo witn Gormnn , Gentry Mortgage, Inc Norlh Anicricnn Final, lite final will 4 Cyl, Aulo, Air Cond, PS, PD, Cnsr.. DISNEY/ FLORIDA aroa -Ftont a Iv/n tiva-oom •family owned denlership. They have CAMARO COUPE LUMINA 7 PASS. MINIVAN LS 1 .ii'i-r '..0" r.rior;:ri!,liu!i Pa>n!i'^rj, inloribr' nnd NA 7 P BERETTA SPORT COUPE -Wlillo .w/groy Sport .Int. , spori whools. condo or an A-framo hou:;o' noaiil'ti,' fofjOrl, Lohigh Savings Bank SLA,Un|onooo-ono>-oooa 350 8.25 3,00 8,50 jO.OO 3.00 8.5.1 jj/175 3.00 8.45 E liL-L'ti serving Ihe tiiptoring public in" be held at the El Conquistador Resort f«:o'o' Pt-ipu'hVmr),flo • tVick i'iiyor nrid lilp ' |Ully 'oquipFRjd. pool. ifjKo 'arn '.(.inio. nun It & P strnfi. l/|]l,is5,. Ililg rtar f(u( itilrn - t/fiU , Mr, full ulwtlv only.34,000 mllns, local Irndo In.. VIN » Ca 1l n v; : ! in Tuscan, .Arizona, 'October' 11-15. \r\t. ciiiiulle, itrivrrul ' '•'••"'•..-. -' .?£ iiiJ,^' 'i^ ' - ' ' \ $gO3'-$tin por..wflu.k, Ciiii cin-BVD:?.'.-;z. Manor Mortgage • 201-004^-0040 150 8.25 OlOO 0.25'7.Of) O.OO, 7:0a| 8.30 0.00 •B.SO B Notih .k'rsey Yor OVCT ,50 years. Their wot. full spart. doth, biickds, Opt. N7573.I01. Clo.ir.incn sa'lp Prico $7,0iK Incl: AIR, ,iuib trans. Slk.16874, incl 3.11, VH-fin, uuKiti.iin W0t», „'••••-., WORD PROCESSING -,.,,'.._. i ! .' ' • • . • ii • till, in.ui. r/tltl; mi win., Ui|[D nd. : J ;; i ' NOITJ1I WIl.nWOpD Contlo ollawicy. S oops 000-274-0703 300 . «'•••.":•(.'• i^.r'W^-V b.i ''.(V :-i?e rii 1it.;!s. Ou'r c MidlanticBank.-N.A;- . - V1NIS6913-I30, MSRP'SM.MS.'lntl , sik. i nun, vis i:iV'j•:.'•• Cyl, Aulo, Air Cond. PS, PB, Full noO-fin-lCirjril iinrl- loavi1! n murif>nt]O, 7.30 2.BB 7.56|j7.25 2.08 -7..S2'|J3.6b 2.8B 4.46 F pqyvor- Inl.,- black w/cloili fnt.'.-Onl} : ••• • ..^ /'.r.'t.r ''.'Vi'" f.i'.i.mn v . • • ••» 7,30 3.00.7.,67jj7.0p'3.p.07,51 Natwost Homo Mortgage noov.Boo-a/oi '375 ; 5.25 2,50 N/P A 30459 MII05,VlN-« NA,16a6BS,.Sn|o ,' ',' ' ,',;• '•''':'.'.". '?'"'* '"•' V MR. MACK PREMIUM Prlob SI0.405'. 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Ford, 7 pass. Wagon, 3.8L SEFI 6 cyl, 4 spd. auto. O/D.trans, pwr. Ford, Convertible, 2 dr., 3.8L EFI ong , auto trans w/OD, pwr strng /brks , AIR, strng/brks, AIR tint, wind, dlx. whl. curs, Stk. #T3731, VIN WSBC53992, cruise, arn/fm st, cass,, Ilium entry,, romote keyloss entry, pwr. driver soot, bsw MSRP $21,230. Less $275 Ford disc, $400 college grad rebate It qual. tiros, r/dofog, Stk. #6835, VIN #SF242312, MSRP1 $24,616 Loss $490 Ford $1000 rebate ahd $1648 Wyman Disc. disc, $400 college grad rebate If qual and $1741 Wyman Disc.

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5 Min. from Newark Rriees incl. .. all voun N€iGHnonHOOD rottD naiien costs'to be paid' by SINC€1935 7 Min. from Springfield a.consumer1 except 1713 SPRINGFIELD AUE. 10 Min. from Summit :foi--\-1ic.5 reg-v; .&.. 15 Min.from.Roselle taxes. Not resp:'for WIMAPLEIiiraODI typo; errors. : • ; 761?600U

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