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ypL.55NP,f . 5P.HIN.GF.IELp/;N.J....THU.RSRAY.,P.ctobor.70,.l.W3,..v . --- Two Sections 30 cents Court agrees to hear amended CARE complaint ByVICKIVREEUND have no choice. I will be back." Sch- conlend»-the Board is not representing beforehund, or the contract has to complainV-to_appeaJ_Judge Weiss's micro computers. Five each are to go in Like a modern day Douglas wartz said he did not want tocmbarrass the proper interests of the majority of provide for a contingency dealing with decision and to respond to the an- •the Sandmeir and Caldwell schools, and MacArthur, Sid Schwartz left Monday his family by an arrest! ' residents and thus has issued legal subdivision afterwards. According to ticipated Superior Court litigation. seven to Gaudineer. 8 night's Board of Education meeting The board went Into closed session to challenges. Yale Greenspoon, attorney, the con- Residents were angered by a $10,950 The board also authorized the board a saying, "I will be back," Schwartz was Hear a legal report from David Lyttle, Many ' residents hate asked the tract docs not provide for such a con- legal fee to Nicholas Nasuto, ^vhq was a. given the choice of leaving the meeting / _Sjy who was filling In for the board's Township Committee to. becomo in- tingency. ' hired by Giblin and Giblih t(Tdefcmf removal from the three schools. or being arrested after George Gomes, regular attorney, Paul J. Giblin. Lyttle volved, but the Board of Education is an Judge Weiss allowed the complaint to Louis Monaco, board member, in a UNION COUNTY CLASSIFIED^ board president, called police to have commented on the legal status of the autonomous body. ,.• be amended and set a new trial date for private suit. Dolores Johnson, CARE Kenneth Faigenbaum, board Schwartz removed. CARE organization's complaint Care's , attorney, James Stahl, Nov. 21 at the law division in Elizabeth. member, asked the board why it was member, stated, "I fee) compelled at Angry residents cried out, "Gestapo" ago iijst tiie Hoa rcTofeduca Hon. petitioned Superior Court Judge According to Greenspoon, Care con- necccssary to have four attorneys to this time to bring a motion before the and "Are you going to arrest us all?" With a petition signed by thousands of Lawrence Weiss Monday to permjt the siders Monday's court action a victory, defend the board. Gomes said that board," The motion called for the •c Police told Schwartz that If he-did not residents and constant challenges in the organization to amend its original ' He called it, "a very fair and excellent Giblin is taking whatever steps are removal of Petino and Monaco from the o leave the meeting, Gomes would sign a past, CARE and various town members complaint with a new count which in- decision." ncccessary in the defense. The board School Government Committee I ' complaint against him for interruption have been trying to overturn the selling volves two issues. The latest issues According to Lyttle, Stahl also passed a motion introduced by because of their "Intolerable" actions >- of a public meeting. Schwartz of Walton School, which was.approved regard allegations that the board acted represented to Judge Weiss Monday Pietro Pctino, board member, to allow against other board members at z protested, "He is stifling my right to by a 5-4 vote at the last Board of improperly in respect to the bid that a new form of action, filed by Giblin and Giblin to take whatever committee meetings. Faigenbaum also O fable Saw - 10",% horsepower dissent and is stooping to Gestapo Education meeting.' The Board specifications for Walton School and either a citizen group or the township steps arc ncccessary in the legal action. requested that Pctino and Monaco be o tactics. A public citizen should be able z AWAY meetings have become increasingly also that a state subdivision ordinance committee, is expected to appear in Concerning educational matters, the excluded from the vote since they were o motor with extra blades. to express himself at the outrageous stormy and controversial as the —Was violated. Superior Court by Friday. board moved to accept a bid from N.J. personally involved in the issue. z behavior of this .board. I am sure we CAUSE group forms the majority of the The. ordinance provides that public The board is planning to act in three Audio Visual Services In the amount of The motion was tabled by Liz Fritzen Good condition. will prevail in the end, but for now, I Board, which led to the 5-4 vote. CARE Innrt Ilint Is sold must be subdivided areas: to respond to the amended $31,245.50 to purchase 17 Apple 2-E and seconded by Joseph Pepe. D z o 00 u o •5 for first 20 words Science USEAPREPAID *1°° each added 10 words. Bradley hopes'fair tax' Enclose check popular CLASSIFIED AD or money order. in region to gain passage in 1985 The Union County Regional Board of ByADABRUNNER program that has made such projects standing idle because it cunnot meet Education heard Tuesday night at its Senator Bill Bradley believes there is possible, has been cut back. Funds have regulations established uftcr it was regular meeting at David Brearley some chance of Congressional action — been reduced; applications haven't, he built, he commented on the prospects of NAME — • TELEPHONE Regional High School in Kenilworth though probably not before 1985 — on pointed out. dumping far out in the ocean. that its science programs are among his "fair tax uct," which calls for a Turning to the subject of toxic waste, Disposing of sludge beyond the simplified tax structure with three he said he considers himself "in large present 12-mile Unfit will cost more, he the best and most popular in the state. 1 According to George Barclay, basic rates nnd elimination of moat of part' - responsible for the so-called said, "but that's the dirccton they're ADDRESS districtwide coordinator of science, the loopholes in the existing laws. superfund, which provides federal headed." Within the next two or three 2838 students are enrolled in at least one Ho made the prediction last week in a money for toxic waste cleanup, years, he predicted, a 100-mile limit science class. Barclury says thut wide-ranging interview in this "It was basically dead in 1980," will be established. amount of interest and participation' is newspaper's main office, in which he Bradley said. Pushing for action, "I As for solid waste, he said, toxic listed tux reform, education and toxic CITY_ ZIP "wonderful." Only one year of science went every day tovthc majority leader," materials will have to be separated and is required. . waste us his three main interests in the until it finally was aproved. incinerated;, so will material that can Regional high students compete Senate. But though the law was passed in be used as a source for energy, he annually in state science day com- Under the proposal, four out of five 1980, it took the Environmental added. petition and junior scienco league taxpayers would pay no more than 14 Protection Agency until 1982 to write While the problem of toxic waste competition. Barclay stated that the percent, he said. Deductions would still the regulations. Since then, however, remains knotty, thorehavc been "some Write your ad in the spaces below and mail to physics 'students have consistently be permitted for such expense.'* as In- $20 million has been spent in New good winds this year" on education, he terest on home. mortgages, property placed in the top 20 of the state over the Jersey'— more than In any other state, suid. ••..•• last two decides. ::„:•— • Bradley said; • •• ^ • Bradloy described education as one deductions and IRAs (individual The regional schools offer scienco Now, he said1, he is proposing of the three issues — ajongwlth tax SUBURBAN PUBLISHING CORP. retirement accounts), but most programs for all students Of all ; ^;" ''^SJJJJJBSW resources and the £3/3S abilities. In ninth grade, .three levels of loopholes would be closed. ~ limOiirttorrome for tho superfund. At principal concern to him in the Senate. CLASSIFED earth science are offered; loth grade,, Though conceding that tax roform present, $1.6 billion is available for the As a sign of the "good winds," he three levels of biology; 11th grade, two faces a battle from special interest period through 1985; he is urging thut noted u jobs bill amendment which bars P.O. Box 3109, Union, NJ. 07083 levels of chemistry; and 12th grade, one lobbies, he said, "I was sent to $3.2 billion be committed through 1990, furthor cuts for education. level.of physics. Washington to serve what I think is tho with the money to come from taxes on "I believe the federal government There are also other specialized general interest." production of specified toxic chemicals, should spend money on education," he courses In science, such as an- He added, "The key Is to organize the the senator said. said. The figure now stands at about 10 thropology, oceanography, botany, and general Interests." Commenting on a recent move by percent he said, adding that It should photography. He also expressed optimism on Rosellc Park authorities to require that remain at that level "or maybe a little 1. 2. 3. Barclay did make a request'to the prospects for a program affecting soil and landfill be certified as free of more." Board for double lab periods. Ac- senior citizens. contamination before being brought For urbanized areas such as Ir- cording to him, the regional schools are That is a bill he Is pushing which into the borough, he underscored the vington, it is important "to recognize among the few in the state thut offers would proyide Medicare roim- need for cooperation at the local, state the federal role in your district," he only single labs. Board president bursement for home health care for the and federal levels. said. 5. 7. 8. Stephen Marclnak instructed the elderly and the disabled. Pointing out Actions such as those taken by For example, he said, Chapter I education committee, djrectcd by John that such care is significantly cheaper Roselle Park arc an Inevitable result of federal aid is available. A bill he in- Conlin, to investigate the possibility of than a hospital bed, he said he believes "the time bomb ticking all around us," troduced to provide aid for gifted and double labs. the measure, "has a chance of he said. talented program reserves half the passage." In other business, the Board, ap- He noted that "we haven't, as a funding for students from families of 11. 12. proved several field trips, which will be The outlook is dim, however, for country, found a solution" to waste and "moderate income, he added. 9. 10. SENATOR VISITS SPRINGFIELD UEADER--United States senior citizens' housing. paid almost completely by the In- Senator Bill Bradjey visited the Sprlngtleld Leader's sludge disposal. "We're pushing He also suggested looking for a dividuals and organizations par- He noted that while some money pollution around," he said. company to "adopt" a school, as RCA headquarters last week to give his views on a number of sub- remains available for housing for the ticipating. The gifted and talented lects. v (Photo by John Boutsikarls) Speaking of - the Llndcn-Rosellc did with a high school in Camden. That students will be going to Washington, elderly, funding for "Suction 202," the Sewerage Authority plant which is has had excellent results, ho noted. 13 15. 16. D.C. Nov. 18 to see, .among other sites, "For things to change, it takes effort, 14. the Smithsonian Institute and the effort, effort, day by day," he said. Federal Bureau of Investigation. "If you believe education is an in- Also, 30 drama and media students at Republican candidates profiled vestment in the future,... you've got to David Brearley will be attending a recognize that's not going to be a free 17. 18. 19. 20. matinee of "A Chorus Line" on •I Following are profiles of >the two Replying to a question on how much good," Bradley said. "You have to Broadway. Dec. 7. Another trip will Republican candidates for the Input township enmmitte members assure adequate resources." have 20 oceanography studonta spen- Springfield Township CommittccrNoxt' should have in municipal departments, ding three days, at St. Croix in the_week wo will profile the Democratic Citron commented, "I wam\to do what Silver Corvette Virgin Islands, Dec. 5-8. candidate!!). : . . . "IsTrrihenBesllnTercst of the town. It has. 21. 22 23. 24. HON CITRON nothing to do with parties, it should "Lack of accouritablllty.and lack of have nothing to do with parties! I want taken from lot DdTtotiolo^ communication in township govern- to sorvo all people, not special interest ment," is what Ron Citron, Republican groups." on Morris Ave. meeting on .candidate for township committee, sees Citron has, never served on any township board, but feels thut the ex i M.iei m/v corvette belonging to a 25 26. 27. 28. as being one of Springfield's biggest Livingston man was reported stolen Rte. 78 noise problems. Citron suid In u recent In- perlence he hus had in social clubs und professional organizations is. from a Morris Avenue parking lot early The Department of Transportation terviow, "I want our town to run as last week. Police said the contents of Will hold a public meeting Tuesday efficiently as possible I bring to. equivalent. Although he has three daughters, Citron served as u Little the car: two tennis rackets, & radar night concerning the construction of Springfield all my education and ex- detector, speakers, tapes, und books, 30, 31. noise barriers on Interstate Route 711 In perience in that field." League manager for seven years, 29. , 32. "because somebody had to do it, ure estimuted ut $2700. the vicinity of Baltusrol Road in Citron, who resides at Greenhill Five persons woro injured In an Springfield. • Road, has been a Springfield resident for 23 years. He received a bachelor's GIIEG DIUJKICIt accident on Mountuln Avenue Wed- The meetlrtg will be held In Uio Jef- Greg Druker, Republican candidate nesday about 11:30 a.m. Tho collision ferson Elementary School, Ashwood degree in business administration from (Jpsnla College. He currently runs his for township committee, differs with occurred when a car driven by Morris Avenue, Summit 6-10 p.m. his running mate in some Issues, "not Stern, 74, of Mnplcwood, was at- Testimony only will be taken by the own insurance counseling firm, Ron Citron and Associates, Inc., Main so much in content, but process." One tempting to make a turn off of Mountain chairperson located' in the . .school Issuo they do agree on however, is the Ave. Into a driveway and collided with a auditorium. The public may discuss the Street, Mlllburn.' car driven by Gatcano DIGavdlo, 70, of Citron believes that Springfield runs, lack of accountability in township project with department personnel in committees. "The departments seem to Plainfiold. an adjacent information urea during "from crisis to crisis." He thinks the RON CITRON GREG DRUKER township's governing Ijody should rUn themselves, without an overseer," Both drivers and three Springfield the meeting. suld Druker. Myrnu Wasserman, former board ol Rutgers In industrial relations und residents who were passengers in All testimony will be recorded on tiipo anticipate problems. He'sees the for- education president, requested Druker, human resources, and' tho other from mation of u Township business ad- Another big concern . to him Is DiGavdio's car, were slightly Injured. and will become part of the meeting providing, recreational facilities to the who Is u partner member of John Keun In behuvorlal sciences und Hanah Kemble, of Baltusrol Way, was record. . • '• ministrator positon a possible solution .Springer . Associates, Industrial organizational psychology. He believes to this problem. According to Citron, children In the town, "As a sports en- taken to Overlook Hospital where she Further information concerning the thusiast myself, I believe it Is ab- psychologists, (q write u critique of .(ha he has u talent In "mediation" and was treated and released. meeting may be obtained from James the township administrator would board of educution. Druker began the would like to reunite tho town. "I offer follow up suggestions made by town- solutely essential to keep the kids ac- A Hemlock Road residence was Stevenson, Area Coordinator, NJDOT tive in oi positive manner. This also study of the bourd In February, 19113, ulterior ideas and methods," Druker broken Into through » basement win- Office of Community Involvement, ship committee members. und finished It five months Inter. The said. Druker has lived in und out of When asked about his thoughts on the relieves pressure from the police dow sometime late Thursday night, (609)292-6802. department," Druker said. He hopes critique was expected to be read at an Springfield for the past 20 years and police said. Reported missing was a Bourd of Education's sale of Walton open board.of education meeting but owns a home on Cottage Lane. large amount of gold jewelry, audio School, Citron said, "I strongly believe Unit the township's newly acquired was never disclosed. / • .* devices and cash. On the Inside the Issue has'polarized the town, and. Olilsolm School will offer some form of Druker said in u recent interview, In response to how much input that In itself is bad. It has pitted, An accident on Route 22 East Getting the car ready for winter? free recreation. that no mutter what the outcome of the township committee persons should Saturday afternoon resulted in a For tips on how, see the special neighbor against neighbor. 1, like most Commenting on the sale of Walton election is, ho will approach the board have in municipal departments, Druker people, am heartsick ubout it. I would Kenilworth woman being slightly in- section In this week's Focus on School by the Board of Educution, of education and offer his services free stated, "If ut any time a committee jured. Alan Gamba, 37, of Parsippany Union County. pray that I could act as a mediator and Druker said, "Everyone In town should of charge. Ho wonders if, "all tilternute person believes or intreprcts a service bring neighbors back together again." and Geremlu Padula, 32, of Passaic know the town is divided. Everyone measures of obtaining revenue were ari hot being most beneficial to the Park, were involved in a rear-end Obituaries ,..,...... ; .page9 Citron also said Jf the sale was in fact should also know that the bourd, is Bought out." community,' he is obliged to do illegal, the township committee has to collision. Gamba 'a passenger, Faye Socla.1 pages 8-9 autonomous. The selling of Walton Druker has a BA In psychology from something about it. The process he uses Gamba, 70, was taken to Overlook act on it. "If I am elected! I represent School bothers the majority of the town. Keun College Ho is currently working to U> and alter the situation, deter- Sports pages 10-11 the town," Citron said. ' > ' Hospital where she was treated and It bothers me to see any school closed," on two masters degrees, one from mines his credibilities." released.
•>v. KENILWOMlH Independents schedule campaign events SERVING SPRINGFIELD, MOUNTAINSIDE, KENILWORTH-Thuriday, Oc»oJ)«r JO, 1»«3—3 KENILWORTH—IndeoendenKENILWORTH-Independent candrniut-. ninninomilshg mate hams passemu»u>di thiimowie 500 marn..bk an..dJ US..«,IV,«I<«III. TM-I...-- .... > •.__•..•-:_•». .. "; Cieri, Kaish against proposed ampitheater Mayor Tom Smith. Tickets are f 12 and. scheduled Nov. 6-between 10 «.m. and l idates campaign coordinators Steve the reception has been 'great', ac- may be purchased from any of the -"'Springfield faces a sltua»lnn tnrt.« «-..., ' Kotch and Bill Chango made the p.m. at the corner of North JOth Street Springfield 'aces a situation today Kaish statement continued, "if such a cording Kotch and Chango. following district campaign co- can't fill "3500 seats'all season long on Petitions must be gathered from every following announcements to the crowd The final rally will be held at canjakn .mat is every bit as menacing as the facility is opened in our town it will be ordinators: District 1 Anthony cultural fare. You can, however, with home In Sprinfield and they must be recently al the Independent Campaign The coordinators said that every headquarters on Nov. 7at 8:90 p.m mall was. That is the building of a disastrous for the*same reasons as the, DeGennaro—Herman Gelger, Districts Proposed 3500 seat amphitheater in the rock concerts and other youth oriented brought to Washington where the Headquarters that will' be staffed Thursday night, the candidates will mall: traffic, noise, crime, air Frank & Ann Corcione—Ben HoudaUle Quarry," Bill Cieri and entertainment. money comes from, to Trenton where through Election day, Nov. 8. The•hold a two-hour open phone line, pollution. The Garden State Art Center Hrynkiewicz, District 3 Michael Mayer- Stanley Kaish, Democratic candidates "How likely are the Union County phones are in full swing to answer any whereby they or the residents may call Dem HQ open has the 12-lane Parkway servicing its -Lucy Perrette, District 4 Alan for re-election to Springfield's Town- Freeholders to build this facility? Very the land came from, and to Elizabeth questions the residents may have each other to discuss issues. 6500 seats. Springfield will have only likely, Unless enormous pressure is put regarding' Mayor Livio Mancino or Chalenski—Mary Fuchs, District 5 for residents ship Committee, said in their recent the 2 lane Shunpike Road for 3S00 seats. where the decisions will be made. We on them not to. We went to Elizabeth Councilwoman Phyllis Baldacchini's The candidates will be honored at a' Charles & Milred Gatz.. Tickets may KENILWORTH-Walter E statement. ' can reason with the Freeholders, but last ye* to protest the concert when it record and background. breakfast Oct. 30 at 9:30 a.m. at the also be obtained from campaign Boright ST., campaign chairman "When the mall was threatening we only if there is a clamor of opposition to "The Freeholders claim it will be like first came up. They see it as a money Kenilworth Holiday Inn and guest publicity chairwoman Vivian Keenan for Charles E. Vitale for mayor of opposed it right from the beginning the project behind us. The door-tcnJoqr" campaign. being Tanglewood In Lenox, Mass. One of us maker for the County. Tiiey can get an .speakers will .be Mayor Tom Dunn of and campaign treasurer Vincent Fotl. Kenilwortb and Vivian Voltz and and succeded In stopping it. The conducted by the mnyor and his run- visited Tanglewood this summer, and enormous Federal grant to gq ahead Elizabeth and former • Jersey City A "Meet the Candidates" day is Anthony Montouri for council Planning Board weappolnted (and Stan Cieri and Kaish continued, "We sat in mile after mile of bumper to and build it. And best, for them, they announced that Campaign Kaish as Mayor that year was a recognize the danger. We will organize bumper traffic trying to get into the will be providing the voters of the more ' Headquarters at 550 Boulevard member of the Planning Board) parking area. The streets.of Lenox the effort to resist it. We have gone to densely populated part of the county are open now through Election rejected the mall unanimously. We were clogged with cars. Washington before on Springfield's Mancino lauded for his fighting for home rule' also unalterably opposed to the with a facility out here on the edge- behalf and will not hesitate to go again. KEN1LW0RTH—IKENILWORTH-Intheeightn the eighth article limitlimifs. changeM,™,,^d on our streets„.„., traffi,„_.,..c . 'I ... ./..._ Day, Nov. 8, weekday* 6 p.m. to 9 "They tell us the Sprlnfleld am- the League of Municipality Legislative Freeholere building an amphitheater in away from them, in Sprinfield. To do so, however, we need the support entitled, "Do You Know Your Mayor," patterns and parking matters changed, p.m. and weekends noon to 9 p.m phitheater will be the site of Committee, plus many other county Springfield. "The only way to stop this tragedy for of the voters on Nov. 8. We urge you to Independent publicity co-ordinator local zoning ordinances changed, as The phone number is 273-2332. Shakespeare and classical music. and state comhilttees Our own "SI.nl.-r no nilcf.iki'." (fro. Cirri, .iri'f Springfield is to mount a massive re-elect us to the Township Committee Vivian Keenan highlights "Mayor Livio—weilMoUief changes which would have Anyone wishing to visit with the •««oU~ «» mlqt.-il-/- nn this either Ynit campaign of citizen effort agBinst.it..' of Springfield." residents honored the mayor in 1979 Mancino's constant fight to retain local been detrimental to our borough, candidates is cordially Invited to with a testimonial attended by over 400 home rule, and the recognition he's Mayor Mancino is a strong believer ,dropin. people. Surely, this is a man who has earned from his peers." that we should control our own corn- demonstrated concern, - ability—and~ Mrs. Keenan said, "The residents do munity and. retain the right to rule Druker, Citron blast record of opponents dedication, for which he is recognized not realize how hard the mayor has—oiirselves." SPRINGFIELD-"Bill Cieri and by his peers." "The mismanagement at Town Hall, They've taken a bite out of "coffee- fcrent," says Citron. "Democrats use fought against county, slate and federal According to Keenan, Mancino is Stan Kaish's 'good old boy' compounded by 10 years of Democratic klatch cronyism" at Town Mall by laws^ which would erode homo rule in always recognized by his peers as a management tactics parallel their the band-aid approach, looking for a _._-.. —• vuw MUJ1KJ I U1U 111 administration led by Cieri and Kaish is making the five department directors ISIO1/.8TH Kenilworth"•--"•-— . We should be grateful that man of ability and leadership. She said, Jacobs elected ~~ braggadocio about their six years in miracle cure, as in the case of the the talk of neighboring towns; and even each responsible to a specific Township he has addressed home' rule over the office," says Greg Druker, Republican much-needed fire truck and the much "The Mayor is always ready to serve on to law journal WANT ADS outsiders knew we'd been getting a bad Committee member." repaired senior citizen bus. The past eight years or we would have had various county and state committees. candidate for Township Council. "It SPRINGFIELD-Neal A. Jacobs, a return on our tax dollars," adds Ron "Why aren't Vleri and Kaish Republicans finally said, 'Enough is many changes effecting our com-Over the past eight years he has been can.be summed up as 'Talk is cheap.' A resident of Hawthorne Ave., second- TO WORK Citron, Druker's runningmate. bragging about a modernization plan cnough;'l«en t^oWTfrnrBoughTlfiFfirc" munity. ' president of the N.J. Mayors comparison with Phil Feintuch and LOVEABLE AND CAPABLE—Three , eighth graders from year student at the State University of Druker continues, "In the last nine for Town Hall?" asks Citron. "Because truck, and for the first time in the "Had the mayor not addressed this Association for two years, chairman of Joanne Tedesco's short nine months In SprlnqfleW's Gaudlneer School in Margaret Gerst s class enjoy a serious attempt to erode our local New Jersey's School of Law, Camden, i FOR YOU if office makes this more than a cat- months, the republican Incumbents put they can't I That's another need history of Springfield, secured a direct recent session In their reading laboratory called, "I Am the Union County Mayors Advisory an ear to muffled complaints about the overlooked until the Republicans came controls, we would have seen speed has been elected to the staff of the—:—' £ALLlClASSIFIED chphrase " payment from the state of New Jersey CAMPAIGNING—Bill Cieri (right) and Stan Kaish, candidates Loveable and Capable." The class emphasizes to the children Association for three years, served on Rutgers Law Journal. Police Department and restructured it. alongI" for a $10,000 down payment on a new for re-election to the Springfield Township Committee, help their that people need to understand and care about each other. From "For years the Democrats have senior citizen bus." campaign along by erecting a sign on Milltown Road. Election left TO right are students Robin Goodman, John Prudente and GRAND OP6NING SP€ClflL overlooked the need to restructure the Day Is Tuesday, Nov. 8. "Obviously, Cieri and Kaish have Luke Lyons. (Photo by John Boutslkaris) DAILY • WEEKLY • MONTHLY town employees'bargaining unit. This IDEAL PROFESSIONAL PARK would allow for separate units for tried to take credit for Republican 2333 MORRIS AVE., UNION managers-supervisors and for the rank accomplishments because they don't have any of their own," comments GOP against rezoning NEW JERSEY'S NEWEST AND MOST and file," Druker explains. "In the last nine months, this too, has been set into Druker. "But then, they don't even KENILWORTH-Councilman John UNIQUE OFFICE COMPLEX BARGAIN recognize the efforts of volunteers in a The Grade 'A' Fish Market dated to evicw our master plan every -motion wiuVappllcation-to-the-Ptiblic- Brede, Republican mayoral candidate, five to six years does not mean that we Employment Relations Commission non-partisan action. The Republican and C. Michael Thorsen and Ronald COME JOIN OUR PRESTIGIOUS LIST OF TENANTS: must change it. We want to keep (PERC) for such a restructure." administration officially recognized the Mack, Republican- candidates .for. • J.M. PEARLBERG 8. CO-C.P.A.'S Kenilworth the fine residential com- Volunteer First Aid Squad for out- FRESH DAILY borough council, Issued a joint • OPHTHALMIC-PHYSICIANS^ "Recreation, there|s a verbal munity it is now. standing community service through statement today attacking the planning DR. H. HEIN, OR. A. GOLDFEDER merry'go-round it took the Republicans the years, as well as recognizing the board's proposal to rczone areas of "Furthermore, this proposal would • ALAN BAYUK-OPTICIAN to stop," Citron remarks. "After 10 Jonathan Dayton Band's prize winning place a tremendous financial burden on years of Democrat verbiage, It only FROM NEW YORK Kenilworth to allow the construction of •HUMAN CONCEPTS efforts in Florida this past Spring." apartment houses. our community's municipal services, • ROSTI USA INC. took the Republicans a few months to such as waste water disposal, which purchase Chlsolm School and earmark "Tho recognition that's important The candidates stated: "The plan- •VR BUSINESS BROKERS could result In Kenilworth having to it for additional recreation and now will be on the part of the AND CAPE COD ning board's proposal to rezone areas of •ERISCOINC. establish a paid fire department. It Township facilities. Also, there's the Springfield voter," concludes Citron. our town to allow apartment houses to •THE HEARING LABORATORY would also add to the already heavy RENT-A-CAR FOR LESS new park on Villa Tract, and the new "It's time that they voted our be built is one of the disastrous volume of traffic in Kenilworth every LONG TERM LEASING . • OUTSTANDING BUILDING FEATURES INCLUDE: soccer field for over 300 youngsters, Democratic Inertia. A vote for Greg proposals ever presented to our com- day. Our community does not need, nor 14 hour BCCOIS to t»ch iult« ' . Druker and Ron Citron on Nov. 8 can Abundant pirhlno on-slt* . both the results of Republican action." munity. It threatens the complex of our want apartment houses. We will fight accelerate the Republican forward fine residential town. Individual control, ol •narov "IHclant HVAC iydom "Then there's tho divisiveness bet- any proposal to allow their con- Now comtructlon-olllcat tlnlihad to mil your naadi thrust." "The fact that our borough is man- 851-9595 ween homeowners and tenants created struction." Reitauranl, bankln0, ihopplng mlnutci awiy by Democrat inaction," observes Prime location with immtdlat* accou lo O.S. pfcwy. (Rt. 13 & 34,1-71) and N.J. Turnpike Call us at Druker, "Republicans rewrote the rent WE RENT LATE MODEL CARS * * Sp«claladdadfaaturat On-illa record •toragvlacllltlai In leveling ordinance to the satisfaction of each bulldlng-lullv secured all concerned. 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Octobtr », 1M3-SERVING SPRINGFIELD SERVING SPRINGFIELD, MOUNTAINSIDE, KENILWORTH-Thursday, October JO, 1983-5 Contest slated Ada Brunner Scene around the towns Executive Editor for Halloween Springfield Leader • SPRINGFIELD-The Springfield 37Mountaln Ave., Raymond Worral I Recreation Department will hold the Advertising Director second annual Halloween window Springfield, N.J. 07081 painting contest on Oct. 29. The contest is open to all residents from Grade'K Business Office thru senior citizens. Published evfecy-JJiursday s A meeting will be held at 9:30 a.m. on 1291 Stuyvesant Ave., Union, N.J. 07083 by Trumar Publishing Corp.'-' Oct. 29 in the Sarah Bailey Civic Center, 686-7700 (USPS 512-720) Annual mall 30 Church Mall. Window assignments subscription 113.OOln county, will be made and paints distributed. $19.00 out ol county, 30 Historical society holds its tour I • 'Electric Connection' SPRINGFIELD-The Springfield former home of Augustus Crane, and is bers of the New Jersey Region of the Gruenenfelder), 1931 Packard (William Historical Society held its annual tour now the Headquarters of the Moris Antique Automobile Club of America. Thoneby), 1928 Ford (John Woodruff), Those participating represented the Sunday. Members and their friends County Historical Society. This building 1924 Dodge (Open touring sedan • Paul travelled from Springfield . to ' is featured in Mountainside author Counties of. Essex, Union, Hunterdon, is set for Vail-beane and Morris. They were: 1939 Graham Macombar), 1941 Bulck (BUI Oabello), MOUNTAINSIDE-'The Electric Morris town in H antique cars (in lieu.of Harry Devlin's, book, "To Grand- received extensive additional training Anthony Russo is the Mayor of Union (salary 58,500/year). He is also the Fiv&-Year Ten-Year You replaced Russo-style politics Union County Adjuster (salary $32,000/year, full-time). He is also the Savings Sayings Assistant Union County Attorney, and has a private law practice. Now he Certificate in 1981 with good government. wants to be your State Senator (salary $25,000/year) too. Certificate Ask vourself this Question: VALUES Keep a good thing going... If Anthony Russo doesn't have the time to campaign because of other • BOTANY® • PALM BEACH® • THE KING-SIZE CO.® commitments, how will he have time to be your State Senator in Trenton? •H«cllvs • ollecilvh SPORT annual annual' 11.74 Via Id on 12.14 ylaldur)i 10.95 11.30 Vaai COATS Rate available October 18 • October 24 Rate available October 18 -.October 24 The rate Is guaranteed lor the five- The rate Is guaranteed lor the ten- , year terrh. Minimum J 1,000. Interest year term. Minimum $1,000. Interest is compounded continuously, pay- * Is compounded continuously, pay- able monthly. Five-year maturity. able monthly, Ten-year maturity. Federal regulations require substantial from ponalty (or early withdrawal. VOU CAN INVESTORS SAVINGS 'CHAWQE IT" AfjD LOAN ASSOCIATION HOME OFFICE S49 MMXjm Avenue. l-J>inG-5ize; EAST ORANGE: 37 Prospect Street MENLO PARK: 238 Ul.y.H. Avwiu* — Raul* 1 FOEEHOUD: Highway BTend Adolptw Ftoad SHORT HILLS: . N.«r M.nlo Park 8hopp)n0 CtaolK HHiaoe: .11BB liwty Avenue IRVHNX3TON: 04 Unon Avenue men's snap TOTOWA: Roul. 48. Eul Bound 1331 Bpringrield Avenue' Eulol Willow Brook Shopping C*nl»r • 106R Stuyygeimt Avenue. Paid tar by CIIIMW lor BMUOO, Member F.S.LI.C. Of v hub, Campaign feuwtr' UNION: 1SO7 Roul* 22 -• / Eaal ol Gardati State Parkway (—Thursday, Octobw 20,1W3 - SERVING SPRINGFIELD. MOUNTAINSIDE. KENILWORTH School lunches SERVING SPRINGFIELD, MOUNTAINSIDE, KENILWORTH - Thursday, October 20.1M3 -* Helene Perl man is bride REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOLS RabbiKahahe Social and church news FRIDAY, pitta, hot meatlMf on boa, Obituaries- turkey salad sandwich, carrot- and- of Robert H. Fleischman celery sticks, fruit, Juice, large salad will speak in Helene Gall PeHman, daughter of Joseph Flelschman of Springfield. platlier with' bread and butter, Sister Ann O'Brien; Mr. and Mrs. Albert Perlman of Union, Rabbi Reuben Levlne and Cantor Nazarene Church plans homemade soup, desserts, milk; temple Sunday was married Aug. 25 to "Robert Hart- Hlllel SadowlU officiated at the MONDAY, chicken Parmesan on bun, hamburger on bun, salami sandwich, Rabbi Meir Kahane, founder and man Flelschman, son of Mr. and Mrs. ceremony in the Short Hills Caterers, leader of the Jewish Defense League Short Hills, where a reception followed. potatoes, vegetable, fruit, large salad taught in St. James 'diamond celebration' platter, homemade soup, . desserts, (JDL), will be guest speaker at the Karen Perlman of Union served as The Springfield Church of the from a series of mergers between local SPRINGFIELD—A Mass for Sister Surviving are two nephews, Ned Temple Sha'arey Shalom Brotherhood maid of honor for her sister, and Elayne Nazarene, 38 Evergreen Ave., will be and regional religious bodies in the milk; TUESDAY, spaghetti with meat sauce, bread and butter, tossed salad Ann David O'Brien, 8$, of Elizabeth, Bums of Morris Plains, and James breakfast Sunday at 10 a.m. on Shun- Welch of Livingston, sister of the among the 7,000 churches worldwide United States and Great Britain which former teacher in Springfield, was Burns of Linden. pike Avenue, Springfield. groom, served as matron of honor. celebrating the diamond anniversary of arose from the Wesleyan Holiness with dressing,.fruit, fish sticks with Tartar sauce, juice, Bologna and offered Saturday in the Benedictine Rabbi Kahane, an ordained Orthodox Bridesmaids were Lynn Lesser of the young Protestant denomination Movement of the late 19th Century. Motherhouse Chapel, Elizabeth, rabbi, founded the JDL in 1968. He was North Brunswick and Debra Gimelstob . during the next several weeks. The principal merger, which Is gheese sandwich, large salad platter, homemade soup, desserts, milk; following the funeral from the Higgins "outspoken in the, defense of Jewish of Boca Raton, Fla., cousins of the . A month-long schedule of events Is regarded as the founding date for the * Bonner Funeral Home, Elizabeth. ' KENILWORTH-A Mass for people and Jewlsluinterests^", and he bride, and Cheryl Erman of Clark. planned by the Springfield Church of Church of the Nazarene, occurred 80 WEDNESDAY,-frankfurter on roll, Salisbury steak on bun, chicken salad SlsierAhnDavid, OSB, whose career Mi ^acquelihe'Tripodi, 70, of Garwood, believed that "all means should be used Stefanl Welch of Livingston, niece of the Nazarene. The Rev. Ted Hughes miles north of Dallas in Pilot Point, education spanned 47 years, died Oct. formerly of Kenilworth, was offered to ward off the enemies of Jews, in- the groom, served as flower girl. will speak tonight and will give an Tex., Oct. 13,1908. The main identifying sandwich, potatoes, vegetable, fruit, large salad platter, homemade soup, 12 at her resience in the Benedictine Saturday in St. Anne's Church, Gar- cluding violence." Howard Fleischman of Springfield audiovisual presentation at 7:30. He has facet of the denomination Is the Hothernouse, Elizabeth. W0Dd' following the funeral from the -. In 1971, Rabbi Kahane made Aliyah. served as best man for his brother. served as a missionary in Uruguayand Wesleyan doctrine of entire sanc- 'desserts, milk; THURSDAY, minute 00 steak on roll, baked macaroni and_ Born in Elizabeth Sister Ann David—P '^ funeral Home, Cranford. Mrs. In Israel, he continued his "outspoken Ushers were Bernard Welch of Peru. tification which "Is a conviction that entered the Benedictine. Order as a Tripod' died Oct. 12 in Memorial efforts by leading the Kach (Thus) Livingston,' brother-in-law of the . The dedication-service will be given Jesus Christ not only saves from sin, cheese, bread and butter, boiled ham sandwich, caWBl ana celery sticks, noviaieJn 1929 and took her final vows General Hospital. Union. Movement in_sesking annexation of all groom; Pau" ""l 'an d•-- Mar•k — Mansfiel - - d of- Saturday at 2:30 p.m. Guest speaker but also provides for our perfecting in in 1934. She was graduatejin 1946 from . Bom in New York, Mrs. Tripodi lived -West Bank territories," and as a result,. Fort Lee and Martin Erman of Clark. will be the Rev. Dallas Mucci, Now—love in a second definite work of grace, — fruit, juice, large salad platter, homemade soup, desserts, milk. Seton Hall University, where she In Kenilworth before moving toi Gar- placed him in the middle.of the set- Mrs. Fleischman, who was graduated York District superintendent. the first working being justification, or RAYMOND DAVELUY received a science degree in education. wood. She "Worked on the production tlement controversy concerning the from Union High School and Rider A sacred music concert will be given (hiVrohirlh '!— The nun began her career as a teacher line for the Boyle Midway Co., Cran- Palestine Liberation Organization, College, Lauwrencovllle, where she Oct. 28 at 7:30 p.m. by the Rev. Norman During Heritage Month celebrations, Rosary Society In 1931 at' the Blessed Sacrament ford. a manufacturer of furniture West Bank Arabs and the Israeli received a bachelor of "arts degree In Stecle, guest slngor. Before becoming Nazarenes "hope to receive 10,414 new Organ recital School, Elizabeth. Through the years, polishing products for 20 years before Government. B'NAI B'RITH CELEBRATION—A delegation of past presldents-Qf B'nal B'rlth early childhood and elementary pastor of the Yorktpwn HelghlS7N."Y. members" equaling the. original she taught at St. Henry's School, retiring in 1978. Mrs. Tripodi-was a Rabbi Kahane was graduated from attended the signing of a proclamation by Springfield Mayor William Ruocco education, is employed by the Union Church of the Nazarene,--Mr. Steekr membership of the denomination at its slated Sunday to hold dinner Bayonne; St. Joseph's School, member^ of the Senior Citizcns_Club of the New York Law. School and has a ' designating Oct. 13 as B'nai B'rlth Month and renaming the square In front of the Township Board of Education, She is a snng in a gospel quartet. founding in 1908. Today, the church has Our Lady of Lourdes Rosary Altar Maplewood; the Benedictine_Academy, Kenilworth. master's degree in international law Town Hall as B'nai B'rlth Plaza. The delegates of both the chapter and the lodge member of Alpha XI Delta sorority. _j__The.Rev. Steven McCormlck will be grown to' n constituency of more than" "Raymond Daveluy will play an organ Society of Mountainside will hold a fish "Paterson; St. Anthony's School. Surviving are a daughter. Mrs. and relations from New York Include front row, left to right, Barbara Fried, Alice Welnsteln, Ruth Piller, Claire Her husband, who was graduated guest speaker Oct. 30 at 7 p.m. Mr, fcas million; recital Sunday at 4 p.m. in St. Stephen's and chips dinner catered by the Thistle Washington, D. C; St. Benedict's Prep Jacqueline DeLuca; five sisters, Mrs. University. Falkln, Blanche Levine, Rita Sokohl, Mayor Ruocco, Herbert Ross, president of from Jonathan Dayton Regional High McCormlck, who recently-completed It was announed that the public Is Church, Mlllburn. U-was announced of Keamy in the church hall Oct. 28. School, Newark, and St. James School, Angelina Slmonet, Mrs. Ann Pantsari It was announced that "subject ot Springfield Lodge, Barney Splelholz, Yale Greenspoon, Joseph Todres, Harvey School, Springfield, and Rutgers work on his Ph.D. at Drew University, invited to attend the anniversary that a $3 suggested contribution will be Juice, dessert and beverage also will be Springfield, before her retirement in and Florence, Margaret and Mary available seating, the public is invited Weiss and Leonard Golden; second row, left to right, Lois Kalsh, Eleanor Rice, Joel College, New Brunswick, where he Madison, and will leave the United events. Additional Information can be received at the door for the only concert served. 1978. Castaldo; two brothers, Philip and at a charge of $5, senior citizens, $1 and Kaplan, Myron Solomon and Arthur Kesselhaut. received a bachelor of arts degree in States in January, 1984 to serve on the obtained by calling the church at 379- scheduled in St. Stephen's, until Tickets will be sold at all Masses and Sister Ann David, who also worked as Michael Castaldo, and four grand- members of the temple will be admitted business administration and Spanish, February. Original compositions on Saturday and Sunday: Tickets also MR. ANDMRS. FLEISCHMAN faculty of European Nazarene Bible 7222. a clerk In the Benedictine Hospital, children. free of charge." was a member of Phi Sigma Iota, honor College as professor of systematic recently published by Davoluy will be may be purchased by calling Marge Kingston, N. Y., in' 1933, served as the Liturgical event slated tomorrow society. He is a divisional operations theology and church history. Church luncheon performed In addition to the Third Part Forgus at 232-4994 or Hilda McCarthy at principal of the Blessed Sacrament O'BRIEN—Sister Ann David OSB, of Bible conferences Flo Okin unit manager for Dunn and Brndstreet, Special revival services ' will - be The Ladies of the Mountainside of the Clavleruebung of Johann 232-1020. School, St. Genevieve's School and the Elizabeth, former teacher in A new liturgical oxperienco created music teachbr and administrator at the weekdays into the sacred nature of the Mlllburn. conducted Nov. 2 to 6 at the church. The Gospel Chapel, 1180 Spruce Drive, Sebastian Bach. •The sit-down dinners will be held Bender Memorial Academy, all of Springfield; on Oct. 12. The Kenilworth Gospel Chapel, specifically for Temple Beth Ahm, High School of Music and Art In New Sabbath. It also refers to the tran- plans meeting The newlyweds, who took a Rev. and Mrs. George Dixon will be Mountainside, will hold a luncheon Daveluy will include In his recital his from 5:45 to 7:30 p.m. It also was an- Elizabeth, and in St. Michael's School, TRIPODI—Jacqueline, of Garwood, Newark'Avenue and South 23rd Street, Temple Drive and , Baltusrol Way, York City. He also is a professional sformation of the individual "as he or honeymoon trip to Hawaii, reside in guest speakers, and they will provide (salad bar and sandwiches) today at own newly-published works. nounced that take out orders will made Cranford. formerly of Kenilworth; onOct. 12. will hold Bible conferences Sunday, Springfield, will be premiered at the composer. she experiences the Sabbath." Clark. special music. 12:30 p.m. Guest speaker will be He has serve. d a. s the organist in St. available from 5 to 5:45 p.m. Tuesday, Wednesday and Oct. 27 at 7:30 Friday night service tomorrow at 8:30 The name of the composition is The service will Include ac- on Wednesday —A-famlljrtlfe~seminar will be con- "3aTtSaTa~Knigirot-tivlngBtonrTrwaB—Joseph's-Oratory—in-Monlreal-since- ThtrpubllcisinvitaHtrattendr- il-b«—in-the-templfc-Arrangemente-for-Uie- "Trnn'ifnrmatinns" nndJiLbasetLon_thc_ companiment by oreon and a chamber The Flo Okln Cancer Relief, Inc. will ducted by Dr. David Sparks,'Nov. 11 to announced that there will be a baby- I960. He Is a teacher at the Con- guest speaker. His topic will be "What presentation were made by Rabbi transformation of the secular quality of orchestra hold its annual membership meeting slttlng service. servatories of Montreal and Trois- WEDDING STORIES Notices- the Bible Says About the Youth of the Reuben R. Levine, temple spiritual 13. Dr. Sparks, who has a Ph.D. in HATIEV Edward J. ol South Cemetery, Colonla. from the Funeral Home Of Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. In Temple family counseling, is an ordained elder Additlonal Information can be ob- Rivieres, Quebec, and at McGill Wedding stories and photos must be Plalnflcld formerly of Union, JAMES F. CAFFREV S SON, Kingdom of God." leader, and Cantor Richard Nadel, in .is scheduled submitted to this newspaper within txlovcd huiband ol AnnMULLER Anna (Schmidt), of Sha'arey Shalom, Springflold. of the Nazarene church. tained by calling Flo Degenhardt at 233- University, he is an authority on the 809 Lyons Ave., .Irvlngfon on U'hl)lMNGSTOHIES cooperation with the temple religious A Chinese cooking demonstration and The B'nal B'rith Women of eight weeks of the wedding date. (Faliarano), devoted father Irvlngton, N.J., beloved wife October 18. A funeral Mais affairs committee. The Church of the Nazarene comes 3842 or Peg Clark at 232-3189. organ music of the French baroque. of Dawn Marie Flatley, ton of Wedding stories and photos must be sampling by Rita Edelman will Springfield will hold a musical of the late Leslie Muller, was offered at St. James Michael Lirtzman, organist at the presentation at its meeting Wednesday Joleph and the late Lillian devoted mother of Richard M. Church, Springfield. In- submitted to this newspaper within highlight the evening's program. Mrs. (Daum), Flatley. brother ol Muller, also survived by two terment was In St. Gertrudes eight weeks Of the wedding .date. tomple, has created the original setting fleminffton furs Edelman, a culinary expert, Is the at 12:15 p.m. In Temple Sha'arey Edith Beall. The funeral grandchildren and four great. Cemetery Colonla. for Friday night worship. Lirtzman Is a Shalom, Springfield. Lee Harellk, ATLANTIC CITY service waft held on Wed- author of "You Don't Have to be • nelday at The MC CRACKEN irandchlldren. A graveside Chinese to Cook Great Chinese Food." president, will preside. FUNERAL HOME, 1500 MorrU funeral service was held at She recently displayed her work aboard Sclma Roth, program chairman,- has Ave., Union. Interment Hollywood Memorial Park, announced thnt featured in the '"HlllildeCemetery. Union. Arrangements by The the Queen Elizabeth II. Timely Investments MC CRACKEN FUNERAL The smartest Dress up your Home program will be the Haydn piano trio, Chairmen for the evening will be KIJJANI Rose M. (nee Ryan). HOME. 1500 Morris Ave., Linda Renkoff of Union, vice president, Hob XV, 29 in E flat major. Jean HOTEL & CASINO Age B4 years of Union for- Union. Prcbluda will be at the piano, Peggy place to start a diet and Vicki Fclnsilver, president. merly of Newark. Wife of the RUSKA Eva (Nusser), of Ir- for the Holidays flo Okin is a non-profit organization, Tristram will play the cello, and Lilly "NEW BUS SERVICE" lot* Raymond A. Klssane., vlngton, N.J. beloved wife of ThankiRlvlntf la tuil around the Harvltt will be the violinist. Show tunes devoted mother of Mrs.the late John Ruska, devoted corner and !('• lime for "pret- which helps to provide funds for the Rosemary K. Brown and Mrs. ty In tf-up" around (he houte. We will be played for a slng-nlong. mother of Elizabeth Zobrlikl can help wit1 h u largt auMeclldn of care and treatment of individual cancer Announcing a new earlier time Marie K. Maurer. Sliter of and Margaret Ladosz, sister merchant! lie m welt at many, patients in the greater Essex-Union Refreshments will be served In- to the £$and& Hotel/Casino William Ryan of Cape Coral,. of Theresa Bennett, also many year* ot experience; cluding a mini lunch. It was announced Florida, and the lar» Mrs. survived by four grand- counties areas. The organization Anna Burke, Also survived by TOWELS by: that the public Is Invited to attend. 1 r n crl r children and five great- supports the Flo Okin Oncologic Center three B o ^ "d *n and grandchildren. The funeral • FIELDCREST •AMES at the Newark Beth Israel Medical $1K51 C 0 BONUS three great grandchildren. was conducted from The MC •JAKSON •MARTEX Center. Police officer set Monday * I Tl'"""' $12* in coin. Relatives and friends were CRACKEN FUNERAL HOME. kindly Invited to attend the 1500 Morris Ave.. Union. The BATHROOM Oct. 10th JLW J3" Food Credit funeral from HAEBERLE S Funeral Mass at Church of St. Rummage sale set to speak Tuesday Sunday thru Friday, Kiriuli up to 5 P.M. •ARTH COLONIAL HOME, Paul the Apostle, Irvington, ACCESSORIES by: 1)00 Pine Avenue corner of Interment Holy Cross Springfield ; Police Officer -Cteorge S10 in Coin Airlvjli Ml Da) Saturday & Holldiyt Vaux Hall Road, Union, • JOLO •WEAR EVER by church women Cemetery. , •AMES • ALLIED DRASS Hildner will speak at a general meeting thence to St.' Michael's •HVOENE • WICKERWARE CAMPTOWN Church, Union, for a Funeral The annual rummage sale of the of the Sisterhood of Congregation Israel WtRTHMANN On October U, •ZENITH •STYLEDUILT Ladles Evening Group of the First of Springfield Tuesday at 8:15 p.m. at Mass. Interment In Holy 1 BUS LINES, INC. -.•Sepulchre Cemetery. 1963, Agnes D. (nee ..CURTAINS & DRtVeERlESw^-^' ttwwipnagogue, 339 Mountain Ave., MlklsyiVi»tofc<;-; 'S" iK Wtfy ilia and ilyt* ImoglnobU in a rainbow ol boaullful Fall I w Call 824-55B* -C SprfflgfleldJIunls Penn will preside. wife of the late Joseph J. enhance) •vufy room In your horn*. In ifoclt c n mad: ITS TIME be held held today from 9:30 a.m. to 3 7 Dtvt • Weak KIINI Adelaide (Heffren), of AvellMbl. to people 31 yn. or older. Werthmann, mother of Mrs. TO OflDEB FOB THANKSGIVING. p.m., and tomorrow from 9:30 a.m. to Officer Hildner will show methods of The Frae Checking Account Union, N.J., beloved wife of Valentino (Joan) D'Addlo and Como soo how Lonn Lino tenches you lo o;il food you the late Jewell R. Keene, lovo and loso woighl loo Tho socrot is a nutnlion;illy noon. self-defense for women. Dllly A.M. ocount pays the hl hest Joseph J. Werthmann, bltltincod o OPEN HOUSE ^ T-Shirtto NOVEMBER S, 1983 The Alternative T2'$P0RK$T0Rf fleminffton fur company First 100 who EUfl»nVJ. CLASSES START to OPEN SUNDAY-1* EVERY DAY 10 A.M. TO 8 P.M. NOVEMBER 7,1983 After school NO. 8 SPRING ST., FLEMlNOTON. NEW JERSEY 10/29/83 Boredom ' Ona ot Ihe World'a Lirgeit 3p.cl.lliU In Fine Fun. t , >0 — ThufMtor.Octobtrtt. twar SERVING SPRINGFIELD. MOUNTAINSIDE. KENILWORTH SERVING SPRINGFIELD, MOUNTAINSIDE, KENILWORTH-Thurtday, October20,1W3 — I Dayton's girls capture Big guns score plenty of goals in soccer Standout individual play played well. were Mark Durante, Mike Karen Mathews, Kevin KenUvrorth Bllnard's 6-1 In the Youth Division, marked last week's action After falling behind 3-O, Miceiche, Gary Powel and Graves and goalie Dennis beating of the Garwood the Garwood Cosmos shut Brearley gridders discover the winning formula county title for harriers in the Roselle Park, the Kenilworth Cosmos Dan Demonlco. Murray. Animals. Mike Shanahan out the Park Strikers, frO, The Jonathan Dayton girls cross-country team proved it has the best Roselle, Garwood and rallied to beat the The other game saw the The Park Cosmos was the winning goalie. . with Ray Walhauer (two), n took the David Brearley football thing of beauty." In all, the Bears sively," stated Taylor. "And Monroe was fine," said Taylor. "We got good runners in Union County Saturday by capturing the county championship in Kenilworth soccer league. previously unbeaten Roselle Sounders shutting downed the Roselle Kicks, The Kenilworth Cosmos Ed O'Donnell (two) and team a few weeks to get In gear. But recorded 10 sacks. was no pushover, either. They had distance and coverage on our punts that In the Midget Division, Kenilworth Warriors, 5-4. out the Garwood Tor- 4-1, behind two goals each got two goals from Tom Michael Graham (two) now that the Bears have erupted/look "We played a good, physical game," recorded two straight shutouts and had gave us good field position. We also put dominant fashion. Szaro and one from Victor In scoring its first title in the three-year official history of the event. the Park Teamen got four Joey Cot-bo scored three pedoes, 6-0. by Kyle Davey and Mike getting the goals. out. said the Brearley coach. allowed only seven points going into the good pressure on their punter." goals from Jonathan times and Joey Tripoldi In the Intermediate Daly, with assists from Verno In a J-0 win over the "We're on track now," said Bob Also coming in for praise were a pair game." Brearley's next game will be Dayton smashed two-time defending champion Plainfield, 25-47, at Garwood. Rowdies. Mike Warinaco Park in Elizabeth. Nilche and three more twice for the winners, who Division, the Park Adrian Fryer. Jim Ac- DON'T MISS A WEEK Taylor after his team broke a three- of offensive lineman, center Mark Not only did the offensive and Saturday at ManvUIe, which Is 1-3. Rowdies beat the Park cardi and Bob McGafferty Voorhees and Earl Phillips and tackle Joe Andes. defensive units mesh, but the specials They can be tough," said Taylor. And The Bulldogs produced the first three finishers, with Mary Pat Parduccr from Chris Todd inaM got a good game from Wallace played well. OF LOCAL NEWS game winless streak by burying taking the individual championship in 20:08. Teammate Tracy Biber, a beating of the Park Sting. Jason Fennes. Earthquake, A-£ Rich played well. CALL 686-7700 Monroe Township Saturday, 38-14. "We "We controlled the line of scrim- teams excelled, also. so can Brearley, if last Saturday is any sophomore, was second, 40 seconds behind, and Laura Hichler was third. Ryan Vanderkooy and Hoang O'Donnell scored Martins had two goals and The Roselle Rockets have some good teams on our schedule, mage, both offensively and defen- "We kicked well, and our coverage indication. Also running well for Dayton was Traci Karr in fifth, Margaret Taylor 14th, Tommy Thompson also all four Warrior goals :md Rich Powers and David beat the Park Flames, 6-3, but we are going to be tough for Nancy Gaglio 19thand Laura Rauschenberger 24th. scored as Derrick Demas, Mike Gocel, Chris Hogan Picciano added one each after falling behind, 3-0, in everybody. We are getting our ''Our kids came through well," said Bill Jones, Dayton cross-country John Petrowski and Jason and Marina Tartiuitu for the winners. Playing the first quarter. Brian respectability back. No more letdowns coach. "We ran strong throughout the race. We had it all set up with our Famia played well. played well. well were Kevin Carville Brennan and Mauriceio are allowed." runners in position at the two-mile mark. It was just a matter of maintaining The Park Timber edged Matt Voorhees and Jose and Hetel Patel. Elve each had two goals Despite having only a tie to show for our places then. the Park Sockers, 1-0, as Rodriques each scored Joe Gural scored both for the winners and Andy its first three games, the Brearley Klein and Larry Lee Built Tough! Priced Right! General v With 26 consecutive dual meet victories and a first-ever Union County Nicole Netta scored off an three times and Joe Quake goals and Anthony gridders kept their composure. championship, the Bulldogs will be on the prowl for even bigger guineas the assist by Chris Placca. Scuorzo added one as theGural and George Ghat- added one each. For the Flames, R.J. "There were no major changes," said season develops. The Park Kicks whipped Kenilworth Rascals beat zopoulos had good games. Ameri*SBR laylor. "We knew we could play wtth "Our conference meet is Nov. 1," said Jones. "We would have to be con- the. Park Roughnecks, 8-O, the Kenilworth Demons, 7- The Park Shamrocks Kuterka tallied twice and Nick Florio once. Brett Steel Belted Radlals anybody, but it was a matter of coiv sidered the favorite for that. On Nov. 5, we have the sectionals and that is as Joe Arena and John 1. The winning goalie was beat the Park Drillers, 5-3, sistency. A good team fias to make the Salinardo played well in • Two lough i going to be cpmpetitive. And Nov. 8 for the, first time we will be running in Ricciardulli tallied three' JeffKarlovitch. behind three goals by Jim breaks for itself, and we weren't doing times apiece and Gerry Mike Toth's three goals Ma thews 'and two by goal. • Smeothrldlng poly.il.r cord body the all-area meet." ,. • • TrlmrwtilM tldawall ityllng that before. The kids showed a lot of Jay Krihak and Mar- • BoMS-rlDtmddailin Russo and Patrick Mc- paced the Garwood Charlie Havanki. Con- resiliency. Our confidence wasn't The Springfield boys team finished fifth in the county championships. The tributing to the victory cello Panizza each scored Bulldogs' Torn J;iek«nn WJIK ulnfh in f" 17. Cafferty added one each. Mustangs past the Roselle shaken, Mike King and Sal Tucci Arrows, 3-1. Playing well were Adam Conners, three tim_es_ in the SUE. SALE £11 P195/75RH $4».»5 TTiT One player whose confidence P305/75R14 $52.95 $2.34 definitely wasn't shaken was running P215/75R14 $54.95 $2.49 LOOKING FOR A RECEIVER-Brearley quarterback Pat P305/75R15 $53.95 Hogan (11) looks for a receiver during Saturday's 38-14 victory back Mike McSorley, who rushetTTor a $2.44 school record five touchdowns as he LESLIE H. APIRIAN, D.D.S. ARE YOU OVERWEIGHT, P21S/75R15 $55.95 $2.59 over Monroe Township. P225/75R15 $58.95 $2.74 chalked up 216 yards on 34 carries. PM5/75R15 $40.95 $2.96 Brearley jumped out to a 12-0 lead on J)Of Westfleld, New Jersey, is pleased to HYPERTENSEO& •^^^WOTTmTlIIHIIflllllinilllllllllll'lfllllll"" '" "Him iminimniiiiiip umiiB^^^H ^announce the opening of an additional of- NoTr.d.ii I Required' two touchdowns by McSorley, including fice, for the practice of Dentistry, at FEELING TIRED? — of punch hurts a 15-yard gallop. But Monroe grabbed a After six years of Intensive rosearch, Dr. Tooshi, 14-12 lead in Uio third period as Mike a nationally known expert In diet and wolght con- NOME IMPROVEMENT MHOS? Mischler, who scored on a 57-yard 116MILLBURN AVE. trol, has developed a SPECIAL HIGH FIBER Too! touchdown pass from Tracy Pancoski DIET. This diet not only produces a permanent ? Ve Got 'Em All...!and! General Dayton !1 V showing .MILL'BURN/N.J. weight loss, It also lowers high blood prossure American Built! in the second quarter, tallied on a 54- and high cholesterol. If prcvonts constipation, Despite a 1-2-1 record and an offense he continued. "In fact, their initial first yard run. Aaron Tatum's two extra General & restorative dentistry ulcoratlon, hypoglycomia, gall stones and • Priced Right! that has been virtually nonexistent in points gave Monroe the lead as digestive diseases. Minimum weight loss you can Smooth-riding polytattr cord body down came oh a penalty just before the' bonding, cosmetic dentistry. Columbia Bold whit* ildawali Hyllng Brearley continued to have trouble with expect Is 20 pounds In ono month. The Diet Is now three of the games, Jonathan Dayton big pass. On that touchdown pass, we Smooth-running multl-rlb tread conversions. by appointment being officrod at the: Regional High School football coach were ready for it. They used three Tony Po'licare remains optimistic. ONE OF M/VNY—Mike MqSgtley-W^forHreiHey dives into the line for one of his SIZE PRICE F.E.T. flankers, but we knew what was But the Bears regained the lead for Millburn: 564-8112 PI55/80D13 $31.95 $1.42 "We are going to have a winning coming." Incredibly, the Middlesex good in the third quarter as'McSorlcy 34 carries IriJjaiur-day^s-^&^iTrout of Monroe Township. McSorley gained 216 and Wed. 8 a.m.-6 p.m. andbyappt. HUDSON DIET PU5/8ODH $32.95 $1.50 season," insisted Policare after his club receiver got behind the' Dayton capped a drive by going in from j) _scored-arscliool record five touchdowns. (Photos by John Boutsikaris) was blanked by Middlesex, 9-0, last r P175/80D13 $33.95 $1.59 _£econdaryJ_whkh-waa-playing TlH!pr' ^ara~lu~TFTi~TK^Tld M., Tues., Thurs., Fri., Sat. a.m., CLINIC PW/HM4. JU1 _SatunJfly-JQaytnn-postedju5-3-l-record- and hauled in the touchdown pass. McSorley later added two moro 277 Morris Avo., Sprlngflold, 447-5531 P195/75B14 $38.95 $2.00 In Policare's first -season in 1982, and Forced to play catchup, Dayton went touchdowns, and teammate Darren Bear gymnasts split Tues. evenings 789 Broadway, Bayonne, 437-2258 P205/75B14 $41.95 $2.11 has only two other winning marks in the to the air but was ineffective. Rich King completed the scoring with a one- PLY GEM'S P215/75BI4 $42.95 $2.24 last 20 years. DON'T The David Brearley contributing were Nancy P225/75BI4 $43.95 $2.45 Policastro completed three of six, while yard run. High School girls gym- Masterson, Lynn Ferrara, PANELING SALE CHARGE IT!, P205/75B)5 $41.95 $2.13 The Bulldogs could gain only 21 yards Mike Graziano could connect on only "Mike has been our workhorse," said nastics team recently Sandy Bober and Sandra' "If Your Suede & Leather •Visa P215/75B15 $42.95 $2.37 rushing and 14 passing as they saw one of 10, with two interceptions. Taylor. The 5-9,170-pounder has lugged MISS defeated Bound Brook, Spillman. P255/75B15 $44.95 $2.52 their record fall to 1-2-1. Middlesex Dayton never crossed midf leld. the ball 78 times for 465 yards and eight 1)9.25-72.95, but lost to Against Dayton, oStuyvesant ADULT DISPOSABLE ENDS SATURDAY, OCT. 22nd! $46.95 Is Not Becoming To You, • Master Card P235/75B15 $2.72 evened its mark to 2-2 despite having "We are getting physically, beaten on touchdowns. "He is a very durable back Dayton, 96.0-94.25. Giacalone registered 8.8 in Incontinent It Should Be Coming To Us!" 686-2510 No Tradt-ln Required only 34 yards rushing and 38 passing. the lino," said Policare, who doesn't with good speed." Against Bound Brook, vaulting, with Sandy H BARBER SHOP •• Lumber • Power Tools Middlesex scored the game's only have a regular up front over 200 pounds. Drawing raves along with McSorley the Bears' Kathy Bobcr at 7.85. On bars, JJK quality Hair Cute . touchdown in the second quarter as It "Wo tried things like screens, which was defensive lineman Tony WEEK Giacalonc took the top Riley had 8.1, with Nakly J| MAffordibUPcicM • Mouldings • Caradco Windows drove 54 yards in five plays with the DIAPERS $ 95 Leather & Suede would be set up but would break down. Serqgousa, who helped anchored a vault score of 8.45, while second at 7.55. On beam, • Pre^hung Doors • Custom Millwork capper being a 35-yard touchdown pass We had one play .where the receiver rugged unit. she shared the bar event Giacalone won at 7.7, with SENIOR CITIZEN Cleaned & Repaired from Mark Hammonds to Rich Wilson. Pkg. Of 10 5 • Stanley Tools iWasco Skylights caught a screen and had three Mockers "Tony played a tremendous game," with Claudine Nakly. Klley at 7.6. In the floor SPECIAL Mark Resell then booted the extra point $ Dry Cleaning • Glidden Paints -• Atrium Doors in front, but one lone defender got said Taylor. "He made six sacks for a Giacalone's 7.7 was topexercise, Riley had 8.5, TUES., WED., FRI. CASE OF 100 50 to make the score, 7-0. through and jijadethc tacjcle. JIJ1LXL. haam ».O and QetmtK Alterations • Ply-Gem Paneling • Cedar & Redwood Siding A Springfield punt from deep In its &fcJh The. one c1)ntfsTe'rirT5rIgnT"spot for. made on the qunrterback that was a Susan Beurer and Riley, B.O. own territory in the fourth quarter was_ Dayton has been the defense. Nose each receiving 7.4. Also competing for blocked and rolled out of the end zone NEWS OPEN MON. thru SAT. Mon.-Frl. 7:30 a.m.-6:00 p.m. GO Maple Ave. Hours: New Jersey Reinspection Center tackle Joe D'Anna was credited with Cushman booting Top floor exercise was Brearley were Buerer, Saturday 7:30 a.m.-4:00 p.m. 7:30-5:00 Weekdays for a safety to account for the final two six solo tackles and four assists against shared by Riley and Forrara, Tracy and 1654 STUVVESANT AVE., UNION Springfield, N.J. * Brake Service * Wheel Balancing points of the game. Mark Mesessa #\ DRUGS 376-5»!>0 • 686-8600 8:00-4:00 Saturdays Middlesex. for Dickinson Coll. Marianne Schmidt. Also Sandra Spillman. * Engine Tune-up + Shock Absorbers made the block. Policare also gave credit to his DRUGS • COSMETICS • CONVALESCENT AIDS * Lubrication * Exhaust Systems The "Middlesex defense was paced by coaching staff, who are working long David Cushman, a Dickinson College 1342 CHESTNUT ST. AT 5 POINTS UNION, N.J, GERONDELIS BROS. 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IW-SERVING SPRINGFIELD, MOUNTAINSIDE, KENILWORTH DiFrancesco: Increase the DMV director's MOUNTAINSIDE-State Senator .. "My bill provides for the immediate provides for suspension if the Director chairman of the Law Enforcement Sub- a hearing before an administrative law Donald T. DiFrancesco (R-22) said suspension of driving privileges without determines that any other cir- Committee of (he legislature's today he has filed legislation that will judge a short tune after the suspension a hearing if .the alleged violator had a cumstances justify the imposition of a/i Alcoholic Beverage Control Study goes into effect," he said. expand the authority of the director of blood alcohol concentration of 15 immediate administrative license' Commission. the Division of Motor Vehicles to "If my bill is enacted, it raiglit well percent or more by weight of alcohol suspension." "Under my new legislation, the serve as a deterrent to potential of- suspend driving privileges for alleged in his blood, or if the violator was DiFrancesco, noting that the Director of Motor Vehicle's decision to drunk driving offenses. He said under fenders and we will welcome that," convicted of at least three moving legislature has recently passed several suspend driving privileges is subject to DiFrancesco said. current law, license suspension is violations within the three years prior bills to crack down on drunk drivers, limited to offenses involving death or to the date of. the alleged violation," said his legislation "closes a glaring serious bodily injury. ' DiFrancesco said. "The bill also loophole" in the current law. ,. "We want drunk drivers off our roads MacQuaide completes insurance course and highways and we want stiff Elect: JOANNE MOUNTAINSIDE-Tom MacQuaide, penalties for offenders", the Senate professional marketing skills with Minority Leader said. "The fact that • local representative for Mutual of health and life insurance products as Omaha and United of Omaha, recently death or serious injury did not occur well as the Companies' other multi-line should not be sufficient for an alleged completed a comprehensive insurance coverages. course at the Career Sales Institute in violator of our drunk driving statutes to keep his driving privileges." RAJOPPI Omaha, Neb.. MacQuaide is associated with the RONALD HEYMANN of DiFrancesco • recently served as Mountainside has been in-' One of the most advanced insurance Charles Argo Division Office, the training seminars in the country, the Mutual and United agency in Moun- moderator of the Drinking and Driving • REGISTER • stalled as president of the 200 Symposium In Atlantic City. He is Club of Union County- course is designed to develop tainside. Professionalism In Government... Assistant Mayor l.'ii'choliler t Director . SccVciiiry jil'Stuic NOW IT REALLY AYS TO BUY FROM Si'iilnl' We bring (jnjiii) < Hi nil s c us a little magic HOMAS FUEt — to any ...With A Record Of Accomplishments... on Union County social affair. , '• 1973: Elected Sprinffficld Board of Education; October 20,1983 • 1974: Elected Vice President »r the Board orEducution; Section Two Of the Union Le.der, Springideld Uader, /Mountainside Echo, Linden Leader, The Spectator, Kenilworlh Leader if Over 70,000 Readers • FINANCING FOR NEW EQUIPMENT • 1975: Elected to the Springfield Township Committee; WITH NO INTEREST CHARGES. • 1976: Elected Deputy Muyorof'Spri.njf/ield; • AUTOMATIC DELIVERIES. There are a precious handful of • 1977: Elected Muyor of Springfield; •SERVICE POLICIES. occasions in life when one should not' • 1977: Elected to the Union County Board of Freeholders; even consider settling for anything less • 1978: Elected Vice Chairperson of the Bonrd of Freeholders; The race for Union County sheriff A REBATE OF 5 CENTS A GALLON than the very best. And that means • 1979: Appointed to the Presidential Commission on Scholars; • 1980: Elected Director of the Board of Freeholder; . OFF THE TOTAL GALLONS AT THE fabulous food. In an elegant setting. With expert service. And meticulous attention . • 1981: Appointed aB New Jersey's Assistant Secretary of Stato: The sheriff has the legal responsibility for ... the END OF THE HEATING SEASON. to every detail. That's why the Sheraton . Joanne'H background and qualifications an u IcffiHlator and staffing and security of the courts ... The sheriff administrator mukuti Joanne the most qualified portion for Register CALL AND APPLY TODAY... Newark Airport is one of New'Jersey's most of Poods a»d Mort(,'«K0H in Union County. serves warrants of the court, draws jurors for a jury popular hotels for wedding receptions, in a trial, and has custody of a jury when it is THOMAS FUEL CORP anniversaries and any other of life's most ri'STIMKKORFROFKSSIONAI.ISMINTHFCOl \TV W-tilSTKKSOKHCK sequestered. The sheriff also oversees the •tran- 702 RAMSEY AVE. precious occasions. For full catering Elect: JOANNE RAJOPPI—Register sportation ;of all convicted prisoners to and WJrTT HILLSIDE, N.J. details, phone (201) 527-1600. Re-Elect: RALPH FROEHLICH—Sheriff ^cpurt and state penal institutions. Sheraton Newark Airport Elect: LAPOLLA •FAHEY • SCORESE —Freeholders Union County Directory SHERATON HOTELS & INNS. WORLDWIDE 901 SPRING CTIIEETIU S I S 0|. ELIZABETH. N.J 07201 following his own policies and procedures," Kelly noted. Ralph Froehlich The sheriff permitted contact By ADA BRUNNER visits with convicted murders Sheriff Ralph' Froehlich without conducting searches and considers himself "a positive without keeping records, the campaigner." •GOP candidate charged. That, he said, is why he is And again quoting from the emphasizing what he considers I grand jury, lie said, "He his positive acjiievements-as he (Froehlich) ... lacked clear runs for his third three-year understanding of the budgetary ternrin the office. Si po!iciesJaiuk^^r r3ti€"'" At the top ofthS-ttfCuy county..." "Fingerprints on File," ,a BilJ Kelly The report, Kelly noted, voluntary program in which and his staff is responsible for blamed "the sheriff's children's fingerprints are taken staffing the courtrooms and APPLIANCE W£UDIO ELECTKOriiCS' By ADABRUNNER transporting inmates between Bill Kelly, with a 21-year management style" for an at- and given to the parents to be titude of "hear no evil, see no kept for identification, if the the jail and the courts; service of NEW JERSEY'S LARGEST TV, APPLIANCE, AUDIO AND ELECTRONICS CHAIN! career in law enforcement to his papers such as warrants is up so credit, is making what he.calls evil, speak no evil" among the need should arise. correctional staff. percent; and "we are selling his "first venture" into politics. "That's our baby," he said. more homes than ever" at The Republican candidate for Reading from the report, he Started in Union County, U'TIOW sheriff's sales, held when the Unton County sheriff said he continued, "Because of the lack has spread throughout the owner is unable to pay the taxes. decided to run after several of accountability, lack of trained country. New York City was among the most recent to pick it In addition, the sheriff's office BRICK CHURCH APPLIANCE — NEW JERSEY'S LARGEST people,,.approached, him about officers and lack of.control in the has a new photography lab ; the race.ant)'he himselfHt^jjii! kitchen, phenomenal -waste;; ; up Rafter,- hearing about it from ; Froehlich and Principal Sam which not only handles all the APPLIANCE/TV/AUDIO/ELECTRONICS CHAIN ... WHERE MORE good look at what he called "the resulted..."" ( county work but also is available i turmoil in the sheriff's depart- In another section of its report, Fortunato of Connecticut Farms BUYING POWER MEANS LOWER PRICES TO THE CONSUMER! School in Union, who visited the to the municipalities in Union ment in. the last two or three ' Kelly noted, the grand jury said, County, Froehlich said. years." "It appears to us that the sheriff city to explain how it works. was more concerned with Also available to the Thai "iurmoir led the Board There are other achievements municipalities are the 198 —• .^ of Freeholders, to take ad- pleasing inmates than ef- to which he can point, the fectively and properly managing bloodhound and German Ok ministration of the county jail Elizabeth Democrat said. shepherd which the sheriff's away from the sheriff — an an administering the Union For example, he noted, his County Jail." office has acquired — both GUSDORF RCA SONY TRINITRON m TOSHIBA action justified by a 1981 grand staff has increased less than l donated, without charge to the 13" DIAGONAL 19" DIAGONAL 12" DIAGONAL jury report, he said. While the grand jury did not percent though the workload has county. The bloodhound is used TV CART COLOR PORTABLE find anything that warranted an gone up "considerably" more 2150 COLOR PORTABLE BLACK & WHITE TV Quoting from the report/Kelly to search for missing persons; EJR330 KV191S T2M said noted that the grand jury indictment, it did " uncover than that., the shepherd, in narcotics cases, was "critical of Sheriff (Ralph) "mismanagement" and There are more court cases Froehlich said. Froehlich's lack of appreciation (Continued on page :i) than ever before, Froehlich said, It is because of this record, he -for-the necessity of complying said, that he is campaigning on with formalized government the basis of what he has done. procedures " In Focus | However, he also takes strong MGA MGA Referring to the need to Senior Center: Plans for u candidates' day program are made by the Union I issue with charges that he By MitMjbnhi ZENITH By Mitsubishi County Council of Senior Citizens. . page 2 I maintain written records on S mismanaged the county jail, 13 DIAGONAL 19 DIAGONAL 75 DIAGONAL 19 DIAGONAL contact visits with prisoners, the Super Bide: Bicycle, riders will pedal away to raise funds for the March of ^ which Was taken out of the COLOR PORTABLE COLOR CONSOLE COLOR PORTABLE COLOR PORTABLE grand jury found it "most DlmeS (25PC3II02) ' paBe3 § sheriff's jurisdiction and put in disturbing" that "the depart- The winners: All the winning New Jersoy Lottery numbers for the past month. 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FT AUTOMATIC HEAVY AUTOMATIC WAVY MICROWAVE OVEN CHEV FRI7ZER Oil I Y WASHER DOTY DRYER 107? 754-5966 Mtlxcift*MV During his yearsjin the force, he has commanded the Senior Center Ralph Froehlich Bill Kelly detective division and was chosen by Prosecutor John n Programs of interest to for office in Union County —ihe meeting is open to.all (Continued from page 1) Stamler to reorganire and-eommand tha Union County Pleasant Ave., Livingston. also will be on hand to take radio show sponsored by (Continued rrom page I) Narcotics Strike Force. f- senior citizens which are on have been invited to attend, senior citizens. Refresh- The NCJW and Y co-part. "irregularities," the GOP candidate said. It came to _the_Unlfln_County Division -a RepublicAnjControUed Board of Freeholders in 1981. A graduate of John Jay College, where he received a 0 tap in the area range from according to Evelyn ments will be served at sponsor eight senior:, Those interested in at- on Aging, on WJDM at the conclusion that "public exposure and sanctions are £ a candidates day in Union Prank, council president. 12:30 p.m., with the centers in Essex County Speaking of "what has taken place since the imperative," he added. bachelor's degree iff criminal"justicc7healsoholds~a~ ji Township to a training tending can call Toby 11:05 a.m. Wednesday. takeover," he charged that the people who criticized master's degree in public administration from Rutgers Statements drafted by the program due to get under which offer a variety of Rosen, project chair- Peter Shields, director of "I think what the grand jury was saying was that this % session for volunteers in council also have been sent way at 1p.m. him for spending too much on overtime in 1979, when fellow should be removed from office," Kelly said. "If University and was graduated from the FBI National social and educational woman, at 736-4940 or the 'the division, suggested that Academy. .w—.... _ O Livingston. to the candidates, who will For volunteers interested programs. the figure came to $147,000, will be spending more than any part of the criminal justice system breaks down, it NCJW office at 740-0588. listeners have a pad and $600,000 this year. Though engaged in a heated battle with the in- 1 The candidates day, be invited to comment, she in working with older The meeting on Monday Information of genera) affects the entire process." £ sponsored by the Senior pencil ready to jot down "They insisted I had enough staff" in 1981, he said, cumbent over the sheriff's job, Kelly agrees with added. adults, the National is open to all active interest to all the elderly — pertinent telephone He himself has the qualifications needed for the job, z Citizens Council of Union The program also will Council of Jewish Women volunteers, those who but now the staff has been increased by 30 percent. he said. "I have good rapport with all the law en- Froehlich on one point: Law enforcement is "probably the state's Pharmaceutical numbers. "That's sad," he added. the greatest job anybody could have." g County, will be held at the give the, candidates an (NCJW), Essex County would like to be reactivated Assistance toth e Aged i forcement agencies in Union County," he claimed; in OF. Edward Biertuempfel opportunity to comment on A lifelong resident of Elizabeth, Froehlich noted that addition, he said, he has "strong support" from both As a young man, he recalled, he went into police Section, and YM-YWHA of and those interested in Disabled, . the 1983-84 ALSO IN THE AREA g Senior Center in Burnct issues of concern to senior Metropolitan New Jersey becoming volunteers for he has 26 years of experience as a law enforcement Democrats and Republicans, Including an en- work partly because of his father's influence, but Lifeline Program and the UNION-Philip J. Cohen, officer, serving in the Elizabeth Polico Department 2 Junior High School, ?155 citizens, Frank said, If will conduct. a program the first time. Current New Jersey Reduced Fare dorsement from the Democratic mayor of Elizabeth, partly also because he was looking for a career that 3 Morris Ave., Union, from time permits, written a former president of the before being elected sheriff to succeed Ralph Oriscello. Thomas Dunn, and one from the head of the New would be "exciting." It has lived up to his expectations, from 12:15 to 2:30 p.m.volunteers will share their Program - wifl be Stuyvesant Village Senior 2 12:30 to 3:30 p.m. Oct. 29. questions will be accepted Monday at the NCJW 'of- experiences and members Before deciding on a career in law enforcement, Jersey Policemen's Bcnovolent Associaton. And Rep. he said. presented on "What Senior Citizens, has been re- Froehlich was for a time employed as Singer ° All candidates running from the audience. fice, .. 513 West Mount of the Y Older Adult staff Citizens Want to Know," a Matthew Rinaldo is his honorary campaign,manager. The only drawback is that salaries are not up to those (Continuedonpage3) Manufacturing Co. His qualifications include a career with the Elizabeth offered in the other professions, he said. But "when you He took time out from that job in the 1950s for a tour Police Department that began 21 years ago after a tour can look forward to going to work each day — and I of duty with the Marine Corps, serving as a drill in- of duty In the Army and "a few different jobs." believe most young police officers do — it's obviously a JAEGER structor. Though he went back to Singer following his The son of an Elizabeth police officer, he rose fulfilling job." OVERHEAD discharge, he decided on a change in careers and through the ranks to become the city's youngest police GARAGE joined the police force in Elizabeth in 1959. captain ever — he was then 34 — and on to his present THURSDAY DEADLINE In 1976, he ran for elective office for the first time. position as a deputy chief in charge of planning, All items other than spot news should bo In our oltico DO0R The Children's Weight Loss Clinic His reason? "I didn't like politicians — that's what got budgeting, personnel and internal affairs. by -I p.rn. Thursday. The complete educational weight loss program me Into politics." that teaches overweight young people (ages 7 to Wagner Challenging tho organization candidate, he ran for 17 years) how to eat a balanced diet and how to andtvon the Democratic nomination for councilman in Increase activities to lead a healthy lite." The Wagner College Elizabeth. In that heavily Democratic city, winning the experience... living and party nomination is tantamount to election, and thus he MEETtNOiN: • Livingston • Union • Woodbridge had no trouble winning a council seat in November. DIAMONDS DIRECT FROM NJ HeAOOUARTcm: 201-688-1717 learning in the pursuit In his races for sheriff, however, he has had "very, 2165 Morris Avenue, Union, NJ 07083 of academic excellence. 1 Wagner offers career- vory fine support' from the party organization, he added. He won the sheriff's seat by a margin of 10,000 oriented programs in ANTWERP TO YOU... votes the first time out, in 1977. Three years later, he To Publicity Clnili-im-n: [liberal arts, business was re-elected with a victory margin of 20,000, he /o • INSTALLATIONS Would you like siime help in pi-epni-intl newspaper administration, health added. . •REPAIRS releiisos? Wrilo to this newspaper and ask for our sciences, education and But he emphasizes his law-enforcement record AC 4O° Savings AUTOMATIC "Tips on Siihmillinii News Releases." pre-professional studies. rather than his political record. OPENERS Our large, wooded, A career in law enforcement, he said, offers a • PARTS &HDWE. "closeness with the community." •RESIDENTIAL Send Holiday Greetings country-like campus Despite the popular conception, it is "not a negative When you're in the market for diamonds and dia- COMMERCIAL with a Family Portrait allows students theop- job," Froehlich said. On tho contrary, in law en- mond jewelry, there's just nowhore else to go ex- INDUSTRIAL portunity to fulfill their forcement "you have an opportunity to help a lot of cept W. Kodak Jewolors in Union. •—w^—— academic and career goals people." i in a secure and comfortable setting with New York C/ty's 686-0074 Why? Wo're the DIAMOND SOURCE in THE Division social and cultural resources just a short distance away. You UNION area. Because we obtain diamonds for you ••• <2ISjP"ttedto "kft us and experience the beauty of our Senior Center direct from Antwerp, Belgium, the diamond capital J of the world. And there arertut many jewelers in tho " '^Swdtafcie/riend/iness of our academic commurfovpthe*** '-;;- ^~Mt»j|M£»ik)ji,jittendcd a Halloween rris Ave. elected to IMpoSt foFthe party yesterday, Union. N.J. 07083 ., uality oj our teaching facilities: If you are seeking academic coming year. * " , and personal excellence, Wagner College has much to offer An Installation ceremony ROSELLE PARK-The you. For information on the Wagner experience, contact our and luncheon celebrating Retired Associates of Diamonds Mm MnciMorp. Admissions Office at 212-390-3411 or out of state at " the group's 10th an- Roselle Park will hold a Pol* turn !»••« valuo Call Today for 800-221-1010. niversary Will be held ut 10 birthday party tomorrow in and ««l«c*lon anywhsra Fast Delivery of your a.m. Nov. 17 at the the Father Chiego Center, Galloping Hill Inn, Union. Church of the Assumption, Which moans that there aren't many jewelers who offor the for members with Sep- INCOMPARABLE VALUES and SELECTION you'll find in HOME-TOWN PAPER I would like more information about the Wagner Colleqe • our store. Nothing can express the spirit of the experience. :•• ROSELLE—The New tember and October bir- Now there's even an added incentive for you to visit us. 686-7700 Holiday Season Like a Family Portrait Neighbor Senior Citizcn'thdays. Because on OCTOBER 21, Sylvain Ringer, one of tho world's on a Beautiful Personalized Name • ' ' Club has invited all senior Those with September loading diamond authorities, is paying us a SPECIAL VISIT Photo Greeting Card!, citizens organizations in birthdays who will be FROM ANTWERP. Address .' . . . - Roselle to take part in the honored are. Pht.1 Mc- To moet with you. To discuss diamonds. And to answer all arts arid crafts salo it will Caffery, Joe Zelinsky, Walt of your questions about theso precious stones. After all, City •__. State Zip hold Wednesday at theTurklewicz, Gene there's nevor boon a BETTER TIME to purchase diamonds 1SS1 StuyvesahtAve. Roselle Com muni ty Rlethingcr, Bob Sullivan, and diamond jowolry. Mail to; Admissions Office. Wagner College, Staten Island. Center, Shaffer andJ°« Colicello, Lou Gyorfi, We're honored that Mr. Ringer solected W. KODAK BE-WISE Union, N.J. 687-7727 i». I, X\J^J\J±, . ' _ . • " ' • 1HOP Open Tiles-Sat. 10 to 5; Hon. Ev«, 6 to a • •' • .. • . • •••- •• ' . ' ' . • AGB3'. Brooklawn avonues. Steve Trclla and Ed Stosck. JEWELERS as ono of the few stores he'll visit while ho's in BUY-WISE Proceeds will help tho Members with October this country. Come in and get to know him. nuinnl craftsmen and women birthdays who will be UKUT IHUHtOIV III HI. (MALI VOW buymaterials to continue honored are John Toth, '{ hUtWOTIHt MEIK • their hobby, according to Harry Krousc, Joe DeNais, And while you're hore, tako a good look at diamonds of un- WHOUSAU EYEGLASS OUTLET CENTER Claire Pollakoff, president, John_ Shallcross, Walt matched boauty and valuo that we've BROUGHT IN FOR PRICES and Libby Kcllow, vice Brytszuk, Sam Milford, antw»p Diamond Company H.u. THE COMING HOLIDAY SEASON. You'd have to travel all president. Hich Rapp and Bruno tho way to Antwerp to seo as many diamonds in ono place as we'll havo at our store. Members or tho club Zlolkowski. Will Be Here Frl., Oct. IF ITS AUTOMOTIVE. WEWIL Xlit. From 5 to 11 P.M. MOSTLY LIKELY; Opon Thursday and Friday Evonings . •" WE HAVE IT" ' &RRICE Super Ride planned # mL on J" umpltte wewear in any prescription including The March of Dimes annual Halloween Super Ride WHOLESALE ' ciliucts. '83 has been scheduled for Sunday at Rahway River As^ou might expect from W. Kodak Jewelers ' TO THE PUBLIC NOOTHERTJIStO Park. . AUTO PARIS— _ The Super Ride is a 75-kilometer bike-a-thon the only diamond source you'll ever need. We Carry all the' designed to raise funds fov-thc March of Dimes' \vork in hardto get items. ' seeking causes of and cures for birth defects. Z-100 OPEXSIMDX UM.irM now Radio is a sponsor of the event. / Those participating in Super Ride '83 will secure UNION STORE ONLY OWED EVI. 5:41 P.M ' Bifocal Glasi Lon«»» sponsorship for each kilometer they ride. Top prize is a ski weekend at the Americana Great Gorge/Vcrnon CORNER MORRIS I StUfSES""' Regularly Starting at $49" UNION N I Valley Ski Area, Other Incentives prizes nre Super • 1HJY WIST. Ride T-shirts, calculators, watches, clock radios and MIDDLtSLl MALL So Plaintield. N : 1 *\ AU TO I'AHl 10-speed bikes. UDWWUOD MAIL lecllimood. N I In addition, every cyclist-dressed in a Halloween jewelers MOHDIS CO WAIL Momstoxn H I costume will receive a special prize. iViRLD IRADl rifllSH, Ne« >or> Additional' information can be obtained by con- r'."J HRUAOrtm BJionnr N I tacting the North Jersey Chapter of the.March of DIAMOND JrPRAiSAlS Dimes at 882-0700. Ol * Lottery winners Special Mid-Week Package - Complete RESTAURANT O*ILV SPECIALS INCLUDE Good Food • Good Friends Togother SHRIMP.CQCKTAIL1HHIMP.CQCKT«I , ,;$Tr95 • Dally Luncheon specials • party Platters OPA-OPA DRINK Dinners Featuring Italian-American Cuisine Route 22 Vfesi LIVINGSTON •994-3500 Springfield CHILDREN'S MENU (201)376-9400 PARSIPPANY* 263-2000 649 Chestnut Street SPRINGFIELD • 376-9400 UNION 964-8696 Book Review plans party 'Dracula' continues DISCOVEtr C£«M PKSCHOOl g Thee Book Review., 1041049 ~ rpcnlv^Tn ho^i™- „» ^ ___-_i..-,^ , ived a bachelor of arts opportunity to meet the Upsala College's Workshop 90 is gStuyvesant Ave., Union, degree in English and author. presenting "The Passion of Dracula" by. o will hold an autograh party training in human sexual Bob Hall and Dave Richmond, through fi i_ for Charlie Clark, author of Free refreshments will OYS * GIRLJLCLUB- biology from Rutgers beserved. Saturday at 8 p.m. in the Workshop 90 the new book, "Sexual OF UNION N.J. FOR „, ^^^,, University, Newark.-He : Additional information "Theater, Edgerton Terrace, East •5 Geometry," Saturday;from has worked as a teacher of can be obtained by calling Orange. Additional information can be Register Now For FalM983 SUBURBAN o noontOTpTJhT . general biology and 688-4H+: ' obtained by calling 266-7144 or 266-7200. physical science for the- LASSIFIED £ Clark, who has been a Newark public school ided CALL z geometrist since 1975 when system. g he first discovered the Clark is a member of the u relationship between Nutley Writer's Workshop. IO5QJeanetteAve.iK?"n g geometry and sex, EARLY BUYER SPECIAL 686 n The public will have an Reaching over 70,000 readers in the Union Leader, Springfield Leader, Mountain- O side Echo, Kcnilworth Leader, The Spectator in Roselle & Roselle Park and the c 20* OFF- Linden Leader. ~ 7700 z 'La Traviata'is set ALL for stage at Kean SNOW BOOTS James Clark and Joseph Texas, recently moved to EXCELLENT CHILD Sale Ends Sal. Oct. 29th Venesio of the New York this area. She Is a lyric MIJMOTI .CARE- Fun In learning, CLERICAL GOVERNMENT JOBS- City Opera Co. will sing the coloratura and has ap- NATIONWIDE DELIVERIES flex, hours, small group, 15 PHARMACY DIRECTOR Thousands of vacancies leading tenor roles in the peared in opera, oratorio BElllAS BUSTER BROWN SHOES " months and up. 944-5822 or HOUSEWIFE must be filled immediate NEEDED Jersey Lyric Opera 964-9276. Memorial General Hospital Is a SOI-bod teaching hospital wlih ly. 517,634 to $50,112. Call and musical theater. 471 Chestnut St., Union 688-7684 lormal Medical School AH Illations and we have an opening lor an Part Time IMMEDIATELY Company's productions of experienced Pharmacist. The successful candidate will havo 1 716 842-6000, Ext. 31497. "La Traviata" is the first plus years experience In hospital pharmacy suporvlslon. creden- "La Traviata" Oct. 29 and EMPLOYMENT WANTED tials will also Include proficiency In hyperallmentatlon, IV ad As Needed production of the 1983-1984 dlllvos, chemo therapeutic drugs, and regular hospital pharmacy Earn extra money In plea 30 in the Wilkens Theater of roullno. This position Is also responsible lor covering some actual Kean College of New series presented by the MAKE MONEY WORK- bench work. sant busy Advertising GAL GUY FRIDAY Jersey Lyric Opera and VALUABLE COUPON^ Agency, Must be accurate o_ „ ,,vw miocj uynt: upera and ^.(VALUABLE COUPON ING AT HOME- Be flooded Intelligent, mature person with offers. Details, rush This position has the following fringe benoflts: typist, and must have plea with • g o.od t y p i n n and Jersey, Union. Clark will New-Jersey Ballet. In the stamped addressed • Compolltlve salary sant telephone personality, clerical skills for busy $ • All health Insurance tree to employee and dependents number of hours fluxuate 2pla9 ay tth 8e p.m. role o;f an Alfredd Venesio Octo. spring,, the second offering envelope. W.Afl.T. Dopt. A. •Dental plan free to omployeo and dependents - diversified monaocnient a combined • Tax shelter annuity plan with MOO hospital contribution weekly, but must be wil~ l pla' - y the role Oct. 30 al will include 408 Grand St. Roselle, N.J. office. Good opportunity. opera and 07203. • Life Insurance of l'/j times annual salary plus loo Ilmesj>en5ion___ |_flyallable between 12 noon Salary commensurate with IHE UESTM 3p.m. -program of benefit,- equals more than tSO.OOO worth of protection in and 5 p.m. depending on of , the third 1°° OFF most cases experience. Coll after 'i Reply To Pat flee requirements. Call Sopranos Lynn Dolce will ballett and TWO EXPERIENCED • Tuition reimbursement p.m., 762 0778. 382-3200 presentation will be a full • 4 weeks vacation Vera, 964-8894. Berg., Inc. Realtors sing Violctta on Oct. 29 and ANY PIZZA LADIES- Will professional- • 13 holidays length ballet. Claire Saltier (pick-up or delivery: ctpiiH 11/10/83 off any pizza pie ly clean your home. .13 sick days Charlotte Philley of Union is the producer of the the References given. Call 944- Send resume with salary history to Richard Prestholdt, Person net Director GAL/GUY FRIDAY will sing Violctta Oct. 30. Lyric Opera, and Carolyn Union Sandwich Shop pick up only 0342. Dental Lab OFFICE Georglo Gcrmont will be Clark is artistic director of WOMAN- "with InsuTanco opcraTii ASSISTANT sung by baritones Prank the New Jersey Ballet. Pizzeria & Restaurant experience and secretarial Technician urowini SAL'S PIZZA MEMORIAL sllipd Experience required. CRT Dctrano, Oct. 29, and Allan 272(1 Morris Avo., skills seeking part time Additional information work. Hours flexible. 762- GENERAL HOSPITAL -Iwinee- Typing, filing, phone, ac Roberts Oct. 30. The role of 51)W.W«IMI«n.Roul|,raH, If you have mechanical counts receivable and can be obtained by calling 0029. 100 Galloping Hill Rd. ro HI ?; Gaston will be sung by union 964-9550 ^ ~i 245-7630 _• 5 ability and arc highly payable. 371 1771. the box office at 527-2337. 2 Union,N.J. 07083 r Joseph •tenor Bradley Tinfow. motivated in developed a An Equal Opportunity employer new career we will train $100. PER WEEK- Part Philley, who was born in HELP WANTED 1 you In certain dental Time at Home, Webster, laboratory technicians. N.J. America's favorite die 1 Salary, hospltalljatlon, tionary company needs ALOE PLUS COSMETICS.- BANK vacation and paid holidays. Communications home workers to update Movie Sceklng representatives REPORTER/ Location Livingston. Call local mailing lists. Easy for natural products. Good 994 9492. HOSTESS WAITRESS, work. Can be done while incornc. Flexible hours. TELLERS PART TIME WAITER- Opening new watching TV. All a(K*s, ox Times Will train. No investment. Needed (or Suburban DENTAL restaurant, we are looking perience unnecessary. Call Call Mrs. McGann, 37) Full Time/ weekly nowspapor ASSISTANT for experienced individuals 1 716-842-6000, Ext. 13473. ' BELLEVUE ' (Mont- 5732. Part Time chain to cover evening' o meet and greet our meetings. Must have PART TIME fluests. Apply in person. . • cJauUj-Theater closed for SUUUK t ELIZABETH Matuce—m_lnri>- ATTENDANT- To clean TWWKB!-'-»-"" y-anWftttt resume to «Essex Forum Restaurant-, •^tStoJWWon of triplex. 'vnufSfrilr ..BOX 48421 h laundromat In Linden, Vuion locations quality practice. 379-2202. 1473 Springfield Ave. OFFICE ASSISTANT FIVE POINTS CINEMA Monday thru Friday, and Suburban Publishing, Maplowood. 763-5400. Needed to update records. Saturday and Sunday. Call 1291 Stuyvesant (Unlon)-NEVER SAY FULLTIME D E N T A Attorition to detail impor Doug Dt'RIni. 276 3400. Avenue, Union, New HILLSIDE- Based NEVER AGAIN. Call CHATHAM TRUST CO. RECEPTIONIST/ tant. Phone.354-7373 or 232 Jersey 07083. • t>)k fabricator seeking rospon HOPPED MAIN ST. LOCATION ASSISTANT- . Full tlm. 0441 for Interview. theater at 964-9633 for ACCOUNTS/ sible person for light timeclock. Fri., Sat., adult RECEIVABLE 4'2 days. Interesting pos PART TIME tion for recent high schoo assembly work. Full time PERMANENT- Part time midnight show. CHUCK BOOKKEEPER COUNTER PERSON position. Call 488-3366. Also holp assemble, full grad. No experience. Wi stock help needed. Flexible LINDEN TWIN ONE- Minimum 2 years accounts MAPLEWOOD BANK train. Good typin hours. Ideal for local high time position for high quail necessary. Excoilen IMMEDIATE POSITIONS- school or collego student. FRIGHTMARES, Frl., 7, receivable experience. TRUST CO. ty dry cleaning. Must be For experienced sewing $J79 Good typing skills, salary and benefits Call Bill at 379 4203. BED'N 8:35,10:15; Sat., 1:30,3:15, 1-5PU;4D«VS mature, responsible per Chatham area. Ca machine operator. Call 687 BATH. knowledge of accounts son. Will train. 486 4144. 4545. 5, 6:45, 8:30, 10:15; Sun., payable a plus. Good work between 4-7 PM, 635-6097. PART TIME- Mature per 1:40,3:20.5,6:40,8:30,10; ing condltons. Company SUMMIT ft CLERICAL/ LOOK AND BE YOUR located In Springfield. Call DRIVER/ son for laundry work, in Slon., Tues., Wed., Thur., W. Orange Area BEST- Sell Avon's suburban laundrette. Mor Florence, 8:30-5 p.m., 376 ELIZABETH PAYROLL CLERK WAREHOUSE AIDE prestlgous new line for 7:45,9:30. CENTER CUT nlngs. Please call 376-7375. 4242. • Good with figures. Some Steady, year round work Christmas. Excellent sales TRUST CO. Willing to learn for ad LINDEN TWIN TWO- payroll background. training. 688 2139. PART TIME- Preferably MR. MOM, Frl., 7:45,9T35; CLERK TYPIST vancement. BUY WISE PORK $j89 AUTO PARTS, 2091 Spr mornings, steady |ob, in Sat., SaU-l:55, 3:50, 5:45, Good typing skills, 60 wpm Union for easy handy man BOOKKEEPING MESSENGER or more a must. Call for in- Ingflold Ave., Vauxhall 7:40, 9:35; Mon., Tues., N.J. work. Call 688-4896 or 687 2:30-10 PM terview, 478 9515. MODELS NEEDED 0573. Wed., Thur., 7:30,9:15. ASST/CLERK Mon.lU MALES, FEMALES EXCELLENT INCOME LOST PICTURE SHOW Lundy Union.mfg tlrm sooklno brlolil In Messenger oxperloncc CASHIER- Full time or & CHILDREN PART TIME- Afternoons dividual lor .diversified position. quired. Pamlilarlly with part time. Good, pay and For part time homi For advertising fashion v (Union)-UNDER FIRE, Uookkeeplng/offlco uMpur .1 must. N.Y.C. dally runholplul. assembly work. For infor publication. No Experience or evenings for general of WHOLE OR HALF Nonsmokftr prof-lull benefits pku. benefits. Apply in person 2 fic*s,WQrk and some typing Fri., 7:30, 9:45; Sat;, 5, Apply- w/resumo-Forro Co., AVO PROOF OPERATOR p.m. dally, REXGENE matlon call 504 641 8003 Necessary, 4 Ext. 0383. for firm in Union. Call 488 7:25, 9:45; Sun., 1, 3:10, Walnwrloht St. Union. . Part Time FOODS, 1700 W. Blanke 4894 or 487-0573. Street, Linden. CALL 256-1000 5:20, 7:30, 9:40; Mon., • LOINS . $169 BOOKKEEPER/ 1-6 PM FOTO MAT CORP. PREMIER Tues.,- Wed., Thur., 7:10, VEAL for STEW ASSISTANT Mon.-IU Enioy working with tin PARTS DEPARTMENT CLERK-TYPIST MODELING Electronics Company 9:20. Idol for student public? FotoMat is looking AGENCY or PEPPERS Growing company seeks Will operate NCH 7740 Proof Mon. thru Frl. 9 3 seeks lull . time persons. full/part time person to Machine Immodlate position for an energetic 809Rlverviow Dr. Shipping/receiving, filling STRAND (Summit)- motivated, and mature Totowa, NJ. FA'NNY AND ALEXAN- 59 assist In bookkeeping available. Small Union of •parts orders, no heavy lif- department. Some ex- flee. Call 487-8433. minded safes people. Our State Licensed ting. 9 to 5, 4880224. DER, Fri., 8; Sat., 2, 5:20, perlonco necessary. Ex- IBM WORD PROCESSOR stores are located in Union E.O.E. 8:45; Sun., 2, 5:15, 8:35; $2 At ItfMt 2 years butlnots DM CHECK CASHING and Springfield. Hows are cellent benefits, 9 to 5, 600 purlonce with Tout Poch IV PARTTIME Mon., Tues., Wed., Thur., ITALIAN 0224. background required. EM SERVICE- Looking for In Mon. Fri. 9 to 3 or 3 to 8. MESSENGER For sales olfice in UNION. collont typlno, sptitllng and dividual (Experienced In Saturdays 10 to 5. Sales ex For daily interoffice ser 7:45. gramniartkilTicssorttlAl, 1 to 5:30 PM. Good typing VEAL FILLET BABYSITTER^ Needed for Cashing Checks). Good perloncc a plus. We will vke of financial institution, skills, posting and figure toddler boy, Wednesday PI oft so call our Human benefits and opportunity. train, please call Eva company car provldod, SAUSAGE Rosoyrcot Dapt., tiolwoon V botween 9 & 3 at 889 2253. paid employee benefits. aptitude required. Plea and Saturday. References AM -J PM (or furthar Inlorma • Call Mr. M. 642-2254. sant working conditions In Lundy required. Calll 376-6391 lion, Ws. Romeo 2452313. An mature office. Good salary. ROAST altor 7 PM. CONSTRUCTION- Earn FREETRAtNING qua I opportunity Call 964-4700Mr. Thompson EXTRA LEAN _ 1201) 522-3680 over $200. a week, now and Bo a certified Health Aide employer m/f., or Mr. Boiling. BOOKKEEPING CLERK- steady growth to $-100. You In outstanding agency. Mon $999 For fast-growing Nation will also learn a trade and and women to work -li* OPERATSR- PART TTATE General wldo Graphics Art Corp., have the opportunity to homos In your' area.-Salary Or set up. Must bo ox clerical work, hours 10 to 3. BACON £ u>. must have 2 plus yrs. oxp. build a solid future. Apply above minimum wage. jerlenced on Swiss Screw Call 688 5933 for appoint Turn Sale working With figures. CRT *n person only between 1 Regular raises, flexible nachlne. Livingston aroa. mont. - 100 Industrial Rd. and 3 PM dally to 843 St. hours. Car needed, mileage W2-4503. exp. helpful but not Morkuley Holohts, N.J. to Sold: necessary, varied duties. George Ave. Rosolle, N.J. paid. VISITING HOME PART ~T7M~E- omi MAKERS, Westfleld, Mrs. Start 10K,benefits, DENTAL ASSISTANT- Housekecper, needed 10 slckdays, holidays, etc. Equal Opply. iimp. ni/f/h Mills, 233-3113. NOW HIRING hours/per wook. 3 to 5 PM. Bring the Send short letter or rosumo Full time position for (flexible). Must have CLASSIFIEDS maturo minded person, to GAL/GUV family to worship for 24-hr, response to: Mr. BABYSITTER- Ex- work for handed chair side, ffshoro oil Drilling references. Call 687-8743 Wray, NATIONAL FRIDAY verseas and Domestic. after 4 PM. this weekend. perience lor 3 month old ' days a week, ex- Electronic Company seeks SELL! SLIDEMAKERS, 225 baby. Monday, Wednesday perience preferred, but will Ill train, $35,OOO$5O,O00 Mquntaln , Avo., Spr full time/part time person. us poss. Call Petroleum PART TIME TYPIST- To and Friday, afternoons and rain right person, ex- Dlvorslfiod office duties, work for local newspaper Ingfleld, N.J. 0708) or call some mornings, my home cellent salary. Call 763 irvlcos as 312-920-9364 for appt. 376-2142. .. or yours. 051 -2490. Phono work, filing, typing. t. 2848. Also open oven Mon. & Tuos. 9 A.M. 2 P M 4302. I • Call9to54B7-7550. 105. Call Randy Cohen, 684-7700 HAWED ID BUY CARPENTRY FENCES KITCHEN CABINETS MOVING I STORAGE r. HELP WANTED HELP WANTED FLEA MARKETS 3 FOR SUE FOR SALE, GARAGE SAUS HOME IMPROVEMENTS Wanted For Cash FENCE SALE 1 -. NICO SECRETARY/- BIG . INDOOR. FLEA CUSTOM DRAPES Im- TEMPLE ISRAEL OF UNION- Saturday, October IMPROVE YOUR HOME KITCHEN CABINETS RITTENHOUSE OLD BOOKS 8. STAMPS WITH.GIL- We do repairs 49C SQ. FT. HOME IMPROVEMENTS Sold and Istalled . Old MOVING RECEPTIONIST- For ac- MARKET- Roselle maculate, reasonable,, UNION- -2372 Morris 22,10-5,768 Fairway Drive. ORIENTAL RUGS CLERK TYPIST Catholic. HS. Saturday child's crib, kitchen set, bul|d anything from (Mln. 100 Lin. ft.) •Additions cabinets- and countertops 2 mon In a truck. Prompt, live real estate firm Ih Spr- Avenue, will hold a rum- Household miscellaneous. ANTIQUES- • Kitchen Remodeling rnnrtonii': *;pr\/l Nationally known Insurance c6. has November 5, 9 5. Call 245 dresser. 687-6179. : sholves to home Im Green vinyl chain link, in- resurfaced with formica. ingfield. Good typing need- mage sale on Sunday, Men and boys clothes, toys. Private Buyer-224 6205 < .. •Bathrooms ed. Call Gary Singer, 467- an Immediate oponlno for « typist. !350. Many new and slightly us- provements. Large 8. small stalled. Gates and- ter- 4860777 241-9791 PM00112 New modern facility with attractive November 6,9 a.m.-4p.m. • Redwood Decks 1555. modular furniture. MUST be able to _edjtems. lobs. 964-8364 or 964-3575. mlnats S£tte"p71ce.' 105 W. Westfield Avo. DEALERS WANTED- Sun 24 hour service • Aluminum Siding Roselle Park. typo so wpm 8. have goo^ numerical day November 6, PIA.L. GOING OUT OF INSTRUCTIONS a. telephone skills. Salary common We Are Able UNION- October 22, ,9 3. JOE DOMAN' ~' BILTRITE FENCE • Roofing LIMOSINE SERVICE O surale with exp., plui comprohen Building, 285 Union Ave., BUSINESS SALE 684-3824. • Dormers SHORTLINE~MOVERS~ Z slvo berwdts Including thrill & sav To Repeat Nothing over $5.00. Fur- .635-6565 or SECRETARY Ings plans. Wo will train. Irvfngton, N,J. Single ALTERATIONS/ 8260010 • All Carpentry Work Packing &. Storage. c •c table, $12., doublo SIB. Cal s Piece Colonial Bedroom niture, clothes, appliances. JO MAR PRODUCTIONS ATTENTION BRIDESIII- z S199, 3 Piece Contemporary Fashion Model workshop REPAIRS, Newer Enlarg . 964-7112 MAKE YOUR DAY Specialists In piano & ap o Field Sales Ollice For Interview coll: now for Space, Fran 373 AND BEAT... 2046 Lentz Avenue. VISA MASTER CHARGE EjMcollont opportunity for tho In Living Rm S249, 3 Piece Sessions Include Modeling od CLOSETS./CABINETS, pi lance," moving: "24 hour" 0 CATHY 5AVAGE . 447-0110 3619 8. Gert 373 0144. OlnetteSet&US, Box Spring or last year's Christmas sale SPECIAL. Ride in total dividual who thrives or! roftponslblll' UNION- Saturday, October Facial cosmetics'. Bcglrilnc Customized TABLES/- service. 486-7267. Lie. 450. z >- IV And varlsly. This position In our The ATLANTIC Maltreu 139, Carpel Rem- on custom built FURNITURE REPAIRS R & T PUGLIESE comfort In beautiful white nants S39. 29, 9-5 p.m., 323 Concord October 22 thru November STORAGE AREAS Z busy Union, Now Jorsoy ofllco. ol- COMPANIES DEALERS & SHOPPERS REDLINES. Four models FORMICA/WOOD BUILDING limousine. fors Involvement In divorsllled 150 John F. Kehnody Pkwy. Wanted, October 23, 9 to 5. to choose from, starting a Avenue.- Miscellaneous 19. One hour classes, Satur 50% LESS Assignments plus Iho satisfaction ol Short Hills, Now Jersey GROSSMAN FURNITURE days only 11 AM to 3 PM PANELLING/ DAMIANO FURNITURE CONTRACTORS ODD JOBS s V7«SprlnofleldAve, Irvlnaton, $259.95. Bring this ad for items. then reg. price dressed In o being abl« to ulillio «ilI your olltco Equal oppty. omp. m/l (Raindatc October 30) Registration start S HE E T R O C K & PIANO REFINISHING- c u skills. You will need accuralo typing Union V.F.W. Teener N.J., (opposite Bus Terminal $10.00 OFF on any custom WINDOWS/DOORS. RESIDENTIAL ribbon. WHITE LIGHTING z .-inu good clerical abilities, We olfer al Garden State Pkwy, Exit UNION- 2027 PLEASANT September 26 thru October Export refinishlnp, at LIMOUSINES, Days- 245- A-l RUBBISH REMOVAL Z n compelltlvo salary and com WIVES! MOTHERS! League Baseball Field 143) Open Mon-Sat 3T3-U3A. Redline ordered by reasonable prices. • Hand 8, COMMERCIAL PARKWA>Y, Saturday Oc- 15. For Information 353 2050, Nights, 2411305. Appliances, furniture 8, o prehonslvo benefits packaoo. For an WORKING WOMAN- Earn Tucker Avo., noar 5 Points November 10th. Areas tober 22, 10 to 4 PM. 0900. . • TOP NOTCH- Fine carpen Sklpped-No Dipping • Free ADDITIONS, appointment call: Oversized space $10. largest BMX Dealer rubbish removed. -Attics, z Mr. tirk Moneohln $$$ plus free wardrobe soil Household, clothing and try, wood working. 100% estimates, pickup and ALTERATIONS Blascmart Limousine Ing latest fashion. Call dealers call evenings 686 miscellaneous. Raindatc Professional/fully Insured. delivery • Repairs and cellars, garages, leaders & D (301) 9A4 5020 3182 or 686-3942. ENTIRE LIVING ROOM- JAY'S CYCLE LEARN 8, GENERAL Service Gutters cleaned. aftcr3p.m., 5411396. Sofa, chairs, tables, lamps, October 29. Christopher Murphy. 688- restoration of all furniture Airports. Holds, motels. Z 433 South Avenue 1829. and antiques • Pianos REPAIRS Reasonable, 763 6054. DEALERS WANTED- Floa .wall plaque, drapes, WANG residential o Louis Allis sheers. Great condition. Westfield 232-3250 UNION- 13B6 Beverly repaired, bought and sold. INSURED Executive Service. N.Y.C. => marRct & Craft, St. An . Layaways now bolno accepted HOME HANDY MAN Division of Call after 6 PM 272-6523, • Road, cornor of Lorraine, Word Processing 786-5449, Day or Eves., 7 Trips Painting, paperhanoing, u WENDY'S thony's School, 3rd Ave October 22, 10-4. Bikes, Call for more Info. CARPETS Days. JI72-8865 o Litton Industries Part Time' positions and South St. Elizabeth GARAGE SALES Group rates to carpentry a odd jobs, JGory Road FUR COAT- Nearly new, phones, snow tires, books, 351-5434 TOWN 8. COUNTRY clean ups. No 10U too sir till. P.O. Box 1S8* available for counter and Oct. 22, 9 AM to 4 PM. For Travel Agn. woman's full length, golf clubs, etc. WORD PROCESSING CARPETS- Why Pay GARAGE DOORS CONTRACTORS (201)673-6689 964 0809. Union, N.J. 07083 food preparation person info call 353-2693 or 351- muskrat, sizo 8. Perfect APPLIANCES, Sewln Retail? Buy direct from Equal oppty. (imp. nol. Opening, Lunch, Din- 4760. . . . SECRETARIAL SCHOOL 15 years experience. Inex condition. Asking $750. 688 supplies, wall paper, tools UNION- 580 Schuyler/Wiiy Day, evening or Saturda Mill representative. Carpet MIKE'S ODD JOBS SECRETARY- For modern ner and Closing shifts. games, camera, records GARAGE DOORS pensive. We perform most FLEA-MARKET- Indoor/ 7025, after 6p.m. (off Plymouth),October 29, Classes. Approved New and Installation fully home . improvement MAINTENANCE Masonr/ work, atli. 8. Springfield law office. Housewives welcome. To books, etc. Oct. 22nd, 9 to 5 9 to 5. Lots of good stuff. Jersey Department of guaranteed. .Free stalled, oarage extensions, Salary commensurate with apply see Manaflcr at: 425 Outdoor, Saturday 636 Winchester Ave. Union. projects Painting, plumb boscM't-nt cictinings, .imn November 19, 8:30 AM to FIREWOOD^ Seasoned, Education. Estimate. Call (or com repairs 8, service, electric ing, electrical, also odd cutting, carpentry, guiles ability. Experience In-wlll- Rahway Avo., Ellzaboth or split, and ready to burn. UNION-. 138lT6rango Ave. ploto Information 388-2354 operators & radio controls. D & S MAINTENANCE 2657 Route 22, Union. . 4:30 PM. First GARAGE SALE . Saturday Oct. 22nd, 10 to 5. lobs such as coilinrj fans, cleaned rind painting. J'S inoness to accept respon $65.00 >.j cord, $125. Is full. PRIVATE eves. STEVEN'S OVERHEAD Trac lighting, insulation INC; HO East Blanko St 7748./••tor 5 P.M. slbillty. Good benefits. Con- resbyterlan Church, Saturday, Octobor 22, (Rain DateOct. 29th.). PIANO LESSONS DOQR, 241 0749, Linden, N.J 07036, 925 WOODWORKING SHOP- Rosollo, N.J. Collectible Delivered, extra In Spr 10 to 6 PM projects, hot water venient location on Morris Ingficld area only. Call467 Classical, rock, blues heaters, furnaces. Free 8473, ODD JOBS Ave. Free on site parking. Needs"p6t'soWT6T all around dealers, Flea market 796 Lehlgh Ave. Union UNION- 2737 CAROL ragtime, jazz, your train CARPET CLEANING NEW OVERHEAD shop work. Some ex 5794, after 6. 6 estimate. Call 688 5885. 10th Year E/O/E. Please call Mr. Items. Bake sale, snack Ralndato 10/29/83 ROAD, October 22, 9-4 PM. Ing note reading theory DOORS- AND R H. H JANITORIAL Electrical work. Ceiling Chin at 467 1776. perlence required. Call 862 and lunch- bar, T.able HOUSE SALE- October 22, Household sale, lamps, technique and" ImproVlsa OPERATORS IN MAINTENANCE CO. 7727. GARAGE SALE- 211 VJ toys, etc. No early birds. ALL CLE~AN CO.- WINTER PRICES YOU fans hung. A/C lines, pluin spaces available'. 245-2961 10 to 5 PM. Living room, tion. First lesson and inter CARPET a STALLED. Residential Quality Work. Reasonable bing, painting. Etc Call SALESPERSON- Ladles or 245-7300. kitchen, mens; Clothing, tory Street, Rosollo. Oc Cash only, Ralndate Oc- repairs. Call after 6, 467 CAN'T BELIEVE Rales. Olfice Buildings LOST* FOUND tober 21 & 22. Lots of bnb tober 29.. view free. Call 686-8980. UPHOLSTERY, STEAM DOORS DECKS 964 6045 or 687-5529. retail clothing outlet. miscol lancus. No CLEANING. Any 2 rooms 5414, ask for Tony. Stores Elc, Free Elmora section Elizabeth. HANUKKAH BAZZAR items, cribs, car sea CEILING Estimates. C.lll 607 3075 PO Lost a Found ads will run reasonable olfor refused. steamed cleaned. $39.95. SHEET ROCKING Rubbish Removed 289 7333. omple Beth Ahm. Dealers clothes, toys, something for UNION- 1051 Kensington SERVICES OFFERED Box 680 Union N J 07003 AM (urnilure wood 8. for two weeks FREE as a wanted, Sunday Nov. 27th 840 Dewoy Street, Union. everyone. Terr, (off Carol Rd.) Satur- Any size sola steam clean- GUTTERS & LEADERS CUSTOM WORK ETC ed. $39.95. Free Estimate. metals taken away. Attics, SENIOR CITIZEN- Part service to residents in our 9 from 10 to 4. Contact Mrs. LOVESEAT- 2 Wall units day October 22, 1b to 4, Ap- BRITESIDE LARGE OR SMALL we do basements 8, garages time, mechanically Inclin Communities. Moss, 3791788 or the Tern GARAGE SALE- Saturda pliances, furniture, kitchen Owner Operated. J55-6655/- them all. Give us a call and window treatment. .All ALUMINUM/ 355-4(106. GUTTERS a LEADERS MASONRY cleaned. Reasonable rates ed to work In shop. Call 606 pie, 3760539. In excellent condition. Call October 22, 9 to 5 sot, clothing, -Joys, VINYL Cleaned and (lushed. Minor between 6-B p.m. 325 2713 1416. Household Items, cameras FOUND- Beautiful frisky, aftor 5:30 PM. 379-3801. • housohold, miscellaneous. CLEANERS $5.00- Wo will shampoQ an Tree- Trimming, Insured BOB 686-7461 little kltteri. Needs loving lamps, miscbllancou! AWNINGS 8, Ken Mleso, 226-0655, ALL MASONRY- Brick STOCK PERSON- Full OR SALE Items; 1041 Cranbroo UNION-Saturday, Octobor average size room of home. Call 686 2269 after 2 MODERN DINING ROOM GUTTERS carpet for $5.00 to In Days. (Best Time 5 to 8 INSURANCE stone, steps, sidewalks, PAINTING lime, starting $4.0015.00 PM. SET- China closet, table, 6 Road Union. (Rain date Oc 22, 9-4. 12 Hayes Road. plastering cellar water pro per hour. Full benefits, op BIBLE-WISE PUZZLES ft troduce our NEW: QUICK PM). chairs, excellent condition. tobor29). Household Items, clothing, Low Cost Quality DRYING METHOD AND olinrj. Work guaranteed. porlunlty to learn retail LOST- Volkswagen car QUIZZES- A- new book by used furnlturo, etc. Got Insurance Self employed Ins. 35 years DAILY SPECIALS selling. -Call JAEGER Milt Hammer. Includes: Chrome coffeo table, end GARAGE SALE- 1038 Co Work EQUIPMENT. CALL 241 HEATING Problems? keys plus other koys. 7455. experience. A, Nufrio. Call 1 family house interior or LUMBER, 6860070 or 686 Spruce Street, Union, Samson's Riddle, tablo, after 6,964-6616. lldge Ave. Union, (of UNION- 2130 Brlarwood Guaranteed In Let Us Help 373 8773. exterior, $375, 4 (amily, 0078. Vauxhall, near Unlo Lono, (off Liberty Writing You Solve Them kenllworth or Cranford. Anagrams, What's My MOVING,OUT~" GEOJAEKELINC. S575 and up. Also trim win Reward. 687 2761. Line, Bible Arithmetic, Center) Saturday Octobei Avenue), Saturday, Oc- 1000's Of CLEAN UP SERVICE ALLTYPESOF ALL MASONRY- Steps, dows arid doors, scaffold OF STATE 22, 9 to d. Don't miss thli tober 22, 10-5. Ralndate, HomeSorvlco- Affiliates: INSURANCE .Islets.And. Brothers, Who : R.W. GUEMPEL sidewalks, waterproofing. work, carpentry, very Substitute LOST- On Oct. 4th. Am I?, Match-Ups, Did EVERYTHING one. ' October 29th. Clothes, toys, SAVEONTRUCK, reasonable. Rooms, MUSTGOI Ca'IIFor A CLEAN UP FALTERMEIER FUEL Self employee*.. Insured. We Hlllcrest Terrace area, a You Know That? In all 32 household Items, OIL - AUTO, LIFE,' also do community grants. hallways, S35 and up. Free Teachers pray Persian male with pages to increase your Bl No reasonable offer refus; GARAGE SALE- Saturda' miscellaneous. • Free Estimate Rubbish of any kind and HOMEOWNERS A. 2APPULLO 8, SON, 4BU bio knowledge with fun-to- ed, Sears washer, dryer October 22, 9 6612971 8, ALLCOMM'L LINES 6476, 372'-»WP: .!»,.„-...->. do puzzles and quizzes.' desks, bookcase, upri"(_ WANTED TO 6UY LookOntne -- INCOME TAX SERVICE Construction clean up. 515LEHT Subjects and Is declawcd. Any Inforf- Great family fun. Send 89 freezer, miscellaneous' household items, clothing, . "BRITESlDE" INSURANCE AGENCY MASONRY FALL SPECIAL cents for your copy to: toys and more. 711 Colonial 635-8815 AVENUE,UNION. TANGOFEDOR Interior 8, Exterior pain- lti LJrmin County UIIIJIUM.II Hiuti mation please call 6870136. household Items, couches MARK LIBRARY N.J.07083 Steps, sidewalks, al i Imcii [li-.lrict needs lite •.nrvici'1 nl BAKER BOOK HOUSE, Arms Road, Union. ' ANY LIONEL, FLYER, MICHAELJ. ' DIAL ling. Also carpentry, roof- and morel 9:304:30 Oct. SERVICE- Experienced, Tpl. (201)6870900 masonry. 25 years ex ul>'.',h»li>. T».trhi>r.. Payment It .is PERSONALS 1019 WEALTHY ST., 22nd. No early Birds) 1223 IVES AND OTHER ' PRENDEVILLE 862 7499, 862-3545 perience. Quality work ing, gutters 8, leaders, neat GRAND RAPIDS, GARAGE SALE- Bab' Professional Consultant for "Michael A. Tango" & clean. L. FERDINANDI sisoo iior u.iy Inr Substitute A Robert Street,- Union, clothes and Items, toys, TRAINS Library needs. Will RELIABLE CLEANING IK KEROSENE $1.3. Reasonable prices. i-iii- I'lT'i wltn hold ii county ci-'r MICHIGAN, 49506. N.J. "Walter p. Fodor" FULLY INSURED, 379 8. SONS, 964 7359, .oiVonly (60colk'(K> CrudiKI MIRACLEOF . household Items, lamps, • Top prices paid. organize expand, revise SERVICE FUEL OIL - CALL FOF 530 S. WOOD AVE. i.iSOfl per cl.ly (or Substitute ST. JUDE 242 Woodmont Road, Buslnoss plus professional Complete office and lac PRICE . 9099 i>.iclii..r-. whoaro lully ct-rtitird BRAND NEW Magic Chef REFRIGERATOR- 3 years 635-2058 LINDEN EST. 1907 M. DEUTSCH INTERIOR & EXTERIOR O Holy St. Judo, Apostle Union, October 22, 8 a.m libraries. Union County toryxloanlng. Painting. Leaders 8. Gut- US 00 per (l.)y lor lono GasStovel Call 373-9411. old; Sears 14 cubic feet, area. Available cvenlnos SPRINGFIELD the i and Martyr, great In virtue until. • • . .' Economical Rates ters. Free estimates. In- Couch and love seat, like A & PPAPER 8. Sundays, 289 1950 after 5 NOME IMPROVEMENTS INTERIOR DECORATING Ih.in con and rich in miracles, near BOAT-26 Foot Pacemakor, new, tlrosslze 15.686-6751. Fully Insured TERRY HOWELL sured. Stephen Deo'. 233- per r.tlo ol Kinsman of Jesus Christ, GARAGE SALE- Saturda' STOCK, INC. PM. Free Estimates. Call Tom MASONRY CONTRAC 3561. ,i?S OOUCUI'H WlIM I tic IMIMI.-IV Ml W78 Fly Bridge, full RECYCLING PLANT ALUMINUM SIDING )»• .tlullv ccrildt'd IIMCIUT faithful intercessor of all overs, swim platform, SPR I NGi7ELD^339 Ti/ioun • October 22, 10 to 4. Fur 608-5329. - ' . BUYMORE TOR, STEPS Suli-.lllijio Nurses IRN or Certified) who invoke your special Binlnl, head, trim tabs, 220 tain Ave., Sunday October nlture, clothing, lots ol 48-54 SOUTH PAINTING • CARPEN DISTRIBUTORS SIDEWALKS, PATIOS INTERIORS EXTERIOR ,\ff iiiM) (K?c(fiM( The union County patronage In time of need children's and baby Items, 20th. STREET ACCOUNTING TRY • ADDITIONS . 414 W. Elizabeth Ave. DRIVEWAYS. No iob too Painting, leaders & gut- Ucgion.il Dittfirt h,»v 4 carnprohfo lours. Like now. $21,500. 23, 10 to 3 PM. Monday Oc- DRIVEWAYS MASONRY • LEADERS «, sivi' '.cnior hlijh nchanK With yr.uiet to you I have recourse from tober 24, 10 to 1 PM. Men's all like new, miscellaneous IRVINGTON, Linden. Reupholstery • small. Free Est. 964-8425. ters. Free estimates. In- 1 Call 968-6200. GUTTERS. • PRECAST" Slipcovers • Draperies • M \'l .SubTtliliili Te,.clit>r% ,irt< ot-ct'L'ci the depth of my heart and housohold Items, all priced NEW JERSEY D E G R E E D sured. 686 7983 Or 753 7939. in rill •.uhiucK on ,i (liiy to tf.iy ii'Ul humbly beg to whom God CEMETERY PLOTS women's and children's to sell. 1059 Mayfalr Road, 07111 B. HIRTH- Paving STEPS • STEEL CELLAR Carpeting. Fabric and J. Giannini. lono tcrin biisi;. M U'liiporjirv has given great power to clothing. Household and PUT CASH IN YOUR ACCOUNTANT- Over 14 Residential & Commercia DOORS • ALSO SECURI Roam Rubber. For The ri'pl.KfiFi.iMit for rooul.ir it.iH HOLLYWOOD Union (off Larchmon years experience to do Home. 862 5350 Ask for MOVING & STORAGE G iiu'inlii-ri, wlio .irv ,i|)'.fi\t come to my assistance. MEMORIAL PARK miscellaneous items, Road near Springfield POCKET11 Asphalt Work, Driveways, TY WINDOWS. Free INTERIOR & EXTERIOR For lurlhtT inrnrmiition ,uui .in >tfl business accounting work. Estimate. 2720325. Don. 1 Help me in my present BUYEROFSCRAP PAINTING- No |obs too plic.ilion tont.ici Cl'.ir-Ii;s IJJiijMlii'l. SEAR'S CHAIN SAW- bordor). No Early birds. Computerize genoral 'arking Areas, Sealing. urgent petition. In return I ethh5emane Gardens, NEWSPAPERS. $1.00 PER Resurfacing, Curbing. AMERICAN RED BALL small. Gutters Cleaned. AiMSt.ioi Supi!ni>ti;iHli-nt, Unmn Direct drive, D 44, 32 feet r ledger, inventory, account Ctmrtlv licoionnl H.ii»\ School, promise to make your Mausoleums. Offlcp: 1500 HOUSE SALES 100 LBS PLUS Free Estimates, Fully In ALL HOME JEWELERS Local 8, worldwide movers. References. 376-2079. Di'jlrnf nn I, Jonnlh.in D.w'on name known and call you to tuyvesant Ave., Union. wood ladder, Globe Simp- analysis, quarterly tax IMPROVEMENTS Red Carpet service lo RLMl'niirtl HiQti School, Mottril.nn son ?4 Ib. deli scale, Clary CONDUCTED GLASS BOTTLES. ,..$1.00 returns, financial urcd.687-0614. be Invoked. Say three Our 680 4300 For a free consultation PER 100 LBS Carpontry . Roofing FLORIDA. Agent J. JAMNIK-FREE EST. Aui-nuit. sprinairdil,""hi.T" ti/oni. Fathers, 3 Hail Marys and cash register. 686-6439, statements, etc. J.T.M. Gutters* Painting NEWJERSEY UNIVERSITY \^an Lines. Painting Decor citing T uluplioiiv (301 I J7A 4300 CONCERTTICKETS- . . to sell, full or ALUMINUMCAN 2UPER Altirin.iliyo' EriU.il oppor I unit V Glorias. Publication must L B Reasonable rates. Call M. Pavltig Light Masonry • NEW YORK 276-2070. • 1601 W. Edgar 8. Paperhanging Int. Ext. iMiiployor • Frank Sinatra STUDIO COUCH- With partial contents of Malltoux, 379-9487. be promised. St. Jude pray your home or apartment COMPUTER PRINTOUTS asphalt and concrete Driveways Sealed •ANTWERP Road, Linden. PC 00102. UNION 687 6288 lor us, all who Invoke your • Grateful Dead brand new orthopedic mat- Irivowiiys. Railroad ties No Job Too Small DIAMOND SETTING TELEPHONE SALES- • Men at Work' tress, call after 5 PM or all CALL AND TAB CARDS BERBERICK & SON JOHN SCOTT CUSTOM aid. Amen. This novina has day weekends, 687-5412. LIZ VANCE $1.00 PER 100 LBS. tnd Blegium blocks, curb Call Anytime EXTRAODINAIRE Monlhly newspaper seeks never been known to fall. • Johnny Mathls CARPENTRY no, stops, patios, Buster, 964 4010 MANUFACTURING Experl MOVING 8. COVERINGS. Interior/- aggressive hardu/orking-ln- • Kool& The Gang • 687-334S BATTERIES'CARD- This novena must be said SKI BOOTS- Alf Sizes $20. idcwalks, retaining walls Mike, 687 2599 SPECIAL ORDERS TORAGE al low cost. Exterior Paintino, dividuals for it's telephone for 9consec. days. • Lionel Richie BOARD md drainage, Call 862 8160. P'apcrhangino, Line Strip- sales room,..Must spcik to $25: <1 pair. Available at KEN"ILWORTH- "Friday LEAD • OLD ALUMLNUM •ALTERATIONS OFFICIAL G.I.A. Residential, Commercial. • Lover Boy and Saturday, Octobor 2 •ADDITIONS BOBS JEFF IMPORTER ng and parking lot clearly and be able'to read • Stovle Wonder Flea Market on October 23, COPPER-BRASS STAWSKI hore Trips. Local 8, Long Weber Field, Tucker Ave. and 22, 9-6. Household and •ROOFING UBURBAN PAVING • APPRAISER - specialist. Fully Insured. well. Experience prefor- REMOVE TENSION • N.Y. Rangers CAST IRON 3RIVEWAYS • PARKING Custom home alternation, Distance. No job lo small. ROSELLE • PARK. Lino red, $4.00- an hour, plus AND PAIN Union. ALSO October 30, clothing plus other (Price Sublect To Change) • REPAIRS Interior and exlorior. Com- 851-2880 miscellaneous Items, 59 Reasonable ratos. No lob S^ CURBING'SEAL 561 2013. Lie. 00210. Striping and Parking Lot commissions. Scotch With spiritual and polarity (Maidr Credit South Unlon.8< South Avcs. 201-374-1750 NG • FREE ESTIMATE plete carpentry service SKI SETTING CO. Specialist. 241 7405. Plains location. 322 8970. ~ healing; Betty DIXon, 686 Colfax Avenue. too small. Froeostlmato. 241 0045 905 Mountain AVe. 2934. .. • . Cards Accepted) Cranford. 376-4227 FULLY INSURED. 687 BOOKS 133.' ' Springfield, Now Jersey DON'S K..SCHREIHOFER- Pain TELEPHONE ROOM OUCHES- Two, wrought SOFA BED- Queen 'size, LJNDEN- SliTHuisa Street. We Buy and Sell Books , , after 6, CARPENTER '". 686-7434-5 Moving and Storage Ing inferior, exterior. Free • SUPERVISOR MISCELLANEOUS with matching loveseat. 40 years accumulation 321 PARK AVE., PLFLD. 763-8779 dr 376 8880 3 Iron. Couches and club Good bargains. 8 a.m. to 4 CONTRACTOR- All phases (Tho Recommended ostlmatos, " Insurod. 687 tSHpurlencod only, lull responHlblll hair for Indoor-or outdopr^-* d't -condition, $250. PL4-3900 , LECTRICIANS of Homo Remocir+tTtgr Mover) 9268, 687 3713, eves, ly, ovunlnu hours. [i*cel, working p.m., October 22, 23( 24, BELLlT" Excellent condltoh. $125. 890 Alterations Kitchens Bath, KITCHEN CABINETS OUR 25th YEAR weekends. condition! with quality Co. Bastf Saturday, . Sunday, Mon OLDCLOCKS & CONSTRUCTION salary. Incentives and uenellts. OWN YOUR OWN Call 925-4759. • General Carpontry, PC 00019 REYNOLDS ALUMINUM SCHWPNN BMX BIKE- day; Rakidato October' 29 POCKET WATCHES All Tvpo of Carpentry KMG • • •- 1 &30. Work Done NION 687-0035 332-7411 JEAN-SPORTSWEAR ONTENTS OF HOME Skyway niaos, alloy bars, Highest cash paid, also 686 7924 DOUV MADISON 37s Roseland Place PAINTING Infanl-Preteen, Ladlos Ap: Smokor chain, has been parts. Union, 964-1224. ADDITIONS • DORMERS uslri.il, commorclal & ALE- 1340 Woodruff -OCT. 22nd A 23rd- 9 to 4. KITCHENS AND HOME IM- TRUCK DRIVER- Hillside parol, Combination, ac- 'lace, Union. Saturday, raced. Nice bike. $150. Call ;' DECKS lalntenanco work, re "COUSINS" GENERAL PAUL'S ROVEMENTS based labrlcator seeking Clothes, furniture, toys, Orig. Recyclers-Scrap ROOFING and SIDING Irlng & now wiring, all Buy Direct From Factory cessorlos or Large siie )Ct. 22nd. Ralndate Oct. 687-2046 aftor 6 PM. CONTRACTORS- Anything and Save. M8.MMOVERS REASONABLE RATES '- responsible driver for lull Store. National • brands: !9th." Dining i room, rubbermald products, and Metal No Job Too Small-Freo cpalrs, ma|or 8, minor, for (he homo. See our ad on FIRST QUALITY WORK, time position. Must have Jordache, Chic, Lee, Levl, miscellaneous. l314Winans MAXWEINSTEIN Estimate Fully Insured merlcan, a foreign, page 5 of'section no. 1. 925- FREE ESTIMATES >edroom sets, kitchen sets, WHIRLPOOL WASHER- 3 Ave. Dnden, formerly of ully Ins. Free Est. valid N.J. drivers license. Vanderbllt, Izod, , Gunne amps, houseware Items, Piece den furniture, bam- And Sons Ask For Mike: nachlne repairs. 24 Hour 7144. We. 22 Springfield Yalo Ave., Hillside CALL ANYTIME; Call 60S 3366. Sax, Esplrlt, Drlltanla, SINCE 1920, , ,, 688-4635 ervice. Nos Falamos Por :lothes, and more, lo.to 4. boo furnltgre, metal desk SPRir^FTetifWchurch 379-4070 964 1948 Calvin Klein, Sergio and chair, 2 cedar chests, 2426 Morris Ave., Union ugues.NosptrosHflblamps MAKE OLD CEILINGS LOCALS. LONG. WORKING MOTHERS- Valento, Evan Plcono, Mall, Friday and Saturday, Dally B-5 Sat. spanol. References - KITCHENS Q )RAPES- One pair custom mahogany tier table, October 21 S. 32. 9 to 4 PM. Carpenter contractors ~ "NEW^ DISTANCE MOVING AINTING BY First class Save 25 o on your grocery Clalborne,' Healthtox, 300 Ined, for picture window mahogany chest on chest, 8:30-12686-8236 vallablo. Fully Insured • •SHEET ROCK Counter lops PM339 tradesman. Home or com bill & earn money doing It. others. (7,900 to $34,900, In- Huge 3 family sale. All type repairs, romodol- onded, N.J. State License •SUSPENDED Formica facing Ize 108110 width with mat- dehumidlfler, wrought iron T.V. SETS WANTED Ing, kitchen, porches, morclal. Advice on your Reply to: Classified Box ventory, airfare, training, hlng.valance, floral print fireplace equipment. SHORT HILLS- 104 BQS Permit No. 5232.344 PLASTER New kitchens 68B-7768 homo painting problems. 30 4048 Suburban Publishing, fixtures, grand opening >n black background, ALSO: BLACK PERSIAN Working or not, color por- enclosures, ceilarsi attics. 44. 87 Ferry St, Newark. •PATCHING Reas. Prlces-Froo Est. /ears experience In the 1291 stuyvesant AVCM etc, Mr. Kcenan (612) 888- Chatham Road, October 21 tables only. Days call 753 Fully Insurod, ostlmates erfect condition. $110 or coat, mink collar and muff. S. 22, 10-5. Clothes, fur- IOP Location 13 Marne St. DaysB24-7600 Bob Costello, 24 hrs. 245 1925 Vauxhall Rd. rade. Phone Nick. 245- Union, N.J. 07083. 6555. 1 7333, eves,, 4A4-7494. Cash given 688-2984, Smal I Jobs. ist offer. 686 7621. 3760118. ••••„ niture, bric-a-brac, etc. paid. ewark. After 5 P.M. 687-4163 5060 Union 1835, Anytime. SFORRENT 8 APMTMENTS WANTED AUTO ACCESSORIES 10 j PLUMBING tHUTMG ROOFING 1 SIDING TREE SERVICE HOUSE RM SALE HOUSE FOR SMI n RESPONSIBLE WORK- . BUY-WISE AUTO MARKETPLACE a. PAINTING BY ROBERT EBEREN2 JR.- AL P. BOYEA TREE OCEAN COUNTY- Lscey Auto Parts ANTHONY ANOTHER NEW B/K ROSEI.LE.PARK ING . COUPLE- Seeks 1 ROOFING • SIDING • SERVICE- LOW RATES • EXCLUSIVE.IN UNION Township, 3 bedroom ran- bedroom apartment In 2 WHOLESALE — Ben|»mln Moore STORM WINDOWS & FREE ESTIMATES • ch, '2 baths, j|as. hot water To The Public Paints , SPACIOUS family house. Available DOORS -GUTTERS 8, FULLY INSURED • 24 Washington heat, city sewers, 100 ft x December 1st. Call 582-2444 Open 7 Days • INTERIOR"" LEADERS HOUR EMERGENCY 128 ft. lot, In Sunrise APARTMENTS between 9 8. 5, after 6, 925- Surf. 8 am to 2 pm EXTERIOR SERVICE. 424 SUMMIT School—7- Beach, under construction. Serving All Of Union Coun- in GARDEN 8915. Wed. & Sat. 7:30 to5:45pm '80 OLgS—TORNAJJQ^ All Work y. Specializing In Repair AVENUE, KENILWOR- Cape Cod W4,9OO. BUllder 409-693- Weekdays 7:30 am to 7 pm Guaranteed' TH, NJ, 07Q33. (201) 245- 3 Bedrooms/ 8449-. RETIRED COUPLE- Im- BroirQnirtnTBlack a. silver, Work. Free Estimates. SETTING 488-5848 astro rdof.vvlrc wheels. Ex- Insured 484-4990 Full Insured. 488-9513. 1919. RESIDENTIAL • . ' 2 Baths mediately In need of i 78 AUDI FOX- Brown, 2 COMMERCIAL • IN- On lovely Whltewood Road, UNION Alr-CondiUoned rooms, 2 bedrooms: Call Vauxhall Section - "door,' automatic AM/FM cellent condition, all op- '69 FURY CONVERTIBLE SIDNEY KATZ DUSTRIAL- CUTTING • a classic fully dormered 1BDR.I515 992-4433, days, evenings, 2091 Springfield Ave., stereo, $3,000. Call 241-5455, tions/484-3127 or 484 8893. - A.C., Power Steering and Painting, paperhanglng, WE STOP LEAKS- Clark TRIMMING • PRUNING • Cape Cod with 2 bedrooms 2 BDR. $620 738-0259. SUN ROOFS OF NEW after6p;m. brakes, AM/FM Tape. Ex plastering Inside & out. Builders, Inc. Serving BUY OR SELL CALL '79/PONTIAC FIREBIRD cellent Cond. Fairly priced. FEEDING • CAVITY on 1st. floor plus huge 3rd. Cable TV available. Full JERSEY- • Installed Same PIRT- Fully loaded, V-8, Free estimates. 687-7172. Union County For Over 15 WORK • ELEVATION • bedroom In attic. Also; Log dining room, large kitchen FURNISHED ROOMS Day • Leak Proof • In- '79 BUICK. REGAL Call 748-9615, 748 7191, that can • accommodate LIMITED- V-6, two tone (utomatlc, air, power leave message. Years. • Now Roofing 8. TOPPING • CHIPPING' • burning fireplace, ultra crease Ventilation & Cool- steering, brakes, locks, and WILLIAM E. BAUER- Pro- Repairs • Gutters & SPLITTING • COMPLETE WHITE our own clothes *a*her B. ing • Life Time Guarantee. blue, loaded, call 742-1618 fessional Painting, Intorlor modern kitchen, life time dryer. Cable TV. SOUTH ORANGE- 'Fur- windows. AM/FM stereo '81 FORD FAIRMONT- 4 Leaders. All Work REMOVAL • AERIAL aluminum siding, garage Realty Realtors 488-4200 Beautifully landscaped $20.00 OFF with this ad. 424 days, 964-5470 evenings/ 8. Exterior, Paporhanglng, uaranteed In Writing. nished room, private en- W. 1st Ave., Roselle. 245- cassette radio. 53,000 Door, 4 cylinder, fully load Home & Offices, Insured. BUCKET TRUCK FOR Asking $94,9001 * UNION . garden apt*. Walk to all trance, kitchen prlvlegcs. Asking $5,300. / miles, clean, one owner. cd, excellent condition, low Fully Insured, FNree HIRE WITH OPERATOR Khooli «. tralm. 35 mln. 9309. , Call after 4 PM, 944-9443 or Let us paint the top Vi of Estimates. RELY ON A REALTOR express ride to Penn. Sta- Near train station. 743-5048. mileage, rear defooger. your homo safoly. You do DAY-HALF DAY RATES For Buying Or Selling '67 BUICK LA SABRE- 964-8805. $5,900. Call 375 5294 • CONTRACTING. B/K, 686-1800 tion, N.Y.C. Excellent AUTO DEALERS 10 Automatlc, power steering, tho bottom. BROUNELL& KRAMER, CENTURY 21 shopping clou by. Export OFFICE SPACE between 5 8.8 PM. UNION : 944-4942 RAY BELL 8.ASSOC. staff on premlw*. power brakes, air condi- '76 PLYMOUTH DUSTER- 381-5245 WOODSTACK Realtors tioning, AM/FM radio, 4 1435 MORRIS AVE. 488-4000 MULTIPLY . Showroom condition, TATITMODELS TREE-SERVICE SPRINGFIELD- Attrac- YOUR SAVINGS automatic, power steering, '80 & '81 models at wholsalc Treo removal & pruning. UNION UNION COLFAX MANOR doors, one owner, 44,300 Colfax Ave.' W., live small office suite. In MULTI CHEVROLET miles. Excellent condition power brakes, air condi- prices. Call for details. PHOTOGRAPHY ROOFING ft SIDING Discount for senior 4 Bedroom Colonial modern 3 story building. tioning, radio, 2,431 miles, CUSTOM LEASE 687-7600 citizens. Immediate ser- UNION AtltoselleAvc.W. . NEW-USED-LEASES (A Classic). Best offer 488 SLIPCOVERS-DRAPERIES 6 PRIME ELMORA On site parking. 500 Morris 2277 MORRIS AVE. (original owner). Best of G & G ROOFING CO. vice. 274-5752. New gas furnance lust in- Roselle Park' Ave. Call 447-1776 for ap 7233 or 488-2041. fer. 688 7233 or 688 2041. '80 MAZDA GLC SPORT- MODELS: SAVE Hun- Colonial Ranch UNION 44,000 miles, 5 speed, 3 door dreds of dollars. Shingles, Hot roofs, CUSTOM SLIPCOVERS, stalled In this completely polntment. 484-2800 repairs, gutters, loaders, remodeled home In the Resident Mgr. '74T "CHEVROLET PICK '76 PINTO^Statlon Wagon, hatchback, AM/FM Guaranteed. Top Quality DRAPERIES and RE- WORD PROCESSING Cape .UNION- Near Sprlnglleld UP- 8 Foot bod, in mint con- 4 cylinder, standard, cassette, good cond. $3,250. Portfolios. Free Brochure also painting. Licensed, In- UPHOLSTE'RY- Magle Avenue area. Large 245-7963 OLDSMOBILE tells how. Write: Hawks, sured. Frco Estimates! 373- Washington fenced In yard with flower line, 120f> square foot, will Oldest 8. Largest dition, standard shift/ 3 stereo tape dock. Good for or B/O. 8891974. PO Box 272, Crahford, 9578. Guaranteed Workmanship. LETTERS, REPORTS garden. . 2 car attached divide, suitable for profes Exclusive speed V 8 engine, 68,000 college student, low 07016. 34 years experience, DOCUMENTS, School garage. 4 bedrooms, family slonals. Parking, conve Olds Dealer In miles. Asking $2,0OO._375- mileage, good condition. '65 MERCEDES- MIKECIASULLI ormorly at STEIN- RESUMES, 3 Bddrooms/2 Baths room. Asking $88,900. HILLSIDE- 5 rooms, 2nd nlent to highways. 467 1130. Union County 9643569. Automatic 190 diesol, ex ROOFING BACH'S. Discount for ETC. $94,900. floor, $375. plus utlltlcs, 1 ELIZABETH' 7186. cellent condition, new paint Call 353-4200 '73 TOYOTA CELICA ST- 4 job. New interior, rebuilt Highest Quality Work Sonlor Citizens. FREE CALL 9443290 An eye-appealing fine month security. Available VACATION RENTALS MOTORS, INC. '75 CAMARO- 8 Cylinder, PLUMBING & HEATING Lowest Possible Price Value Rated Used Cars speed transmission, air transmission. $3,000 firm. hopat-Homo Service. home on lovely Whltewood November. Ideal lor Senior automatic, am/lm stereo condition, AM/FM radio Call 232 9458. • REPAIRS' Call: WALTER CANTER HOUSE FOR" SALE Road amid tall-trees all Citizen. After 5 PM, 944- ATLANTIC CITY- Lovely, 582 Morris Ave. cassette. Need some body cassette, new tires and L&S PLUMBING •REROOFING at 757-4455. beautiful homos! 0458. completely furnished Elizabeth 354-1050 work. Best offer. Call 687 snows, new brakes, 82,000 '75 MERCEDES BENZ 240 Features: log burning & HEATING BEACH HAVEN W. studio on boardwalk, adja- SMYTHE VOLVO 9611. miles. $1200. or best offer. D- 4 Cylinder diesel, 4 door, Servlco-Speclallzing in •LEADERS"GUTTERS MANAHAWKIN, N.J.- For fireplace, ultra modern kit- LANDLORDS-No fee^ No cent toTropicana Hotel. In 877 8923, 0:30-4:30 or 761 automatic, air condition, small |obs, water heatrs, Tear offs our specialty sale bypwner, 3 bedroom chen, energy saving paint obligation, No expenses. Exclusive Volvo Dealer TYPEWRITER SERVICES 540 North Ave. door pool, laccuzzi, '75 A DOOR FORD 7337, after 5:30. AM/FM, power steering, bathrooms, repairs, etc. Free Estimates ranch, enclosed porch, free aluminum siding, Unlon/Ellz. Line Screonod and qualified nautilus gym. Weekends, 326 Morris Ave. Summit GRANADA- 1 Owner, $850. central locking system, 376-8742. (Lie. No.354) Fully Insured patio, new bulkhead. 488- more to show! tenants only. Century Ren- week or monthly rentals. 273-4200 Between 9 and 2 PM. 736 '79 TRANS AM- White Blue block heater, new exhaust, 454-4444 PROFESSIONAL 8381 or (409) 494-2830. Eagle, T-Roof, WS6suspen dark brown with saddle in NEED A PLUMBER? RENTALS tals 379-6903. 376-2417. Authorized WILLIAM H.VEIT TYPING- In my home. Full B/K, 686-1800 8582 or after 3, 964 8341. sion. Completely loaded. terior. 95,000 miles, very Call GERARD, no |ob too Roofing — Seamless Gut- or part tlmo. Pick up sor- NEWARK- 4 Rooms, 55 X BROUNELL& KRAMER, Nol* TS iilWAR K • Factory Service Showroom condition. Must nice condilion, $7,950. 61)6 small. Visa & Mastor vice available. Call JoAnn, 100, minor repairs: KENILWORTH- 10,000 AUTOMOTIVE 10 '77 DATSUN 280Z- 2 plus 2, see to appreciate. Call Joe 1393. Charge. 232-3287. Llconso ters. Free Estimates. Own Realtors Available Immediately 2''j Long Term Leasing 5 .speed, air condition, work. Insured. Since 1932 486-7945. Sickness compe'lls selling. 1435MORRIS AVE. square feet. Available Im- rooms, heat, hot water and 245 5507. No. 4866. Call 372-8889, PM,,. mediately. Call Mr. Bane, gas suppllod. Small pet, CANGE AUTOS WANTED 10 power brakes, AM/FM. '77 OLDS "98" REGENCY 3731153. UNION 842-7727. '74 VW KARMEN GHIA- Auto Body Excellent condition. $5,495. Red, AM/FM radio, 5 COUPE- Full power, 403 HOUSE FOR SALE T small child OK. Call Service Original Owner. Call 379 engine, AM/FM stereo, air HOUSE FOR SALE 7 HOUSE FOR SALE HOUSE R» SALE HOUSE FOR SALE anytime. 482-4057. We Buy Junk Cars radial tires, 44,500 original HOUSE FOR SALE TOP S$ PAID 4209, after 6 p.m. and all miles-owner. $5,500. 684- conditioning. $3,100. 687 • Insurance Estimates day weekends. 2219, after6p.m. 5215. UNION- 3 Bedroom apart- • Wrecker Service 24 hr. serv. 688-7420 A$K ABOUTOUR ment. Modern 2 family, WE PAY CASH- FOR good location, $400 per 687-3542 YOUR JUNK CAR OR EQUITYADVANCE month plus utilities. TRUCK. 3751253, IRV ASKABOUTOUR 465Lehlgh Ave. INGTON. HIGHEST REAL ESTATE PROGRAM Available November 1st. ,12* _ Unlajv..,.,^, -;,-,;:-•. -^bwr<" "When the people of New Jersey think real estate, they think Welchert."' narri SIZEABLY HOMEMAKER'S MAKE A DREAM SPEAKING UNION—Gorgeous Colonial lOB HAPPY MOVE ROSELLE PARK—spacious AND NEAT In move-in condition Is the SPRINGFIELD—into this Colonial home offers a UNION—describes this 3 ideal family home. A spacious menagerie of quality features very attractive, Ranch-stylo bedroom Colonial offering Interior features a large living homo. Surrounded by lovely to the growing family. Stop In- Stop fry your local modern, comforts, Living room with fireplace, modern tfHUNTING? •park-like property, homo is to a splendid residential area Vfeither* Co., room with flroplace, dining located near shopplncu and and home of charm Including kitchen, tiled bath, and family Realtor* office room, den, and modern kit- room. Central air, patio, and N.Y. transporatlon for conve- boautlful natural wood trim, chen combine to create a nience. Florida room, formal wood burning fireplace, finish- and receive a family pleasing atmosphere. professionally landscaped dining room, and recroom en ed basement and largo parcel complimentary Fenced In yard provides a safe yard are exciting extras. Must You'll find the best hunting grounds chant the.Intorlor. $109,000. of property. Suporl $89,900. place for children to play. Act be seen to be appreciated. pump\in. $114,900. in the classified pages. From accounting . U-0I5J fasti $78,900. urnio to sales, before you go running all over the woods, try the classifieds. Union Our classifieds offer the best in weekly job listings. That goes Office for looking for help too! And it's FOR THE right at your fingertips. UNIQUE \_ LOVE OF 201- LOCATION $79,900 LIVING SEE... UNION—forms a private sot- UNION-thls 3 bedroom Cape 687-4800 ting for this Cape home SPRINGFIELD—...Is a nice Cod with the master bedroom MOVE-IN You'll firidit in the located on a beautifully land- price to pay for this attractive, suite on a separate level. It's Offices Open scaped, corner lot bordering 4 bedroom Colonial home. CONDITION the perfect place to unwind at ONION - ...hlgNig|itB Ihls atlractlvo 4 8:30 q,m. to 9 pk county-owned woods. Screen- Aluminum siding provides for the end of the day. This home bedroom resldoncij silualed In the lovely ed porch and great yard are a low-maintenance exterior in has all the amenities In It that Larchrrioni section. This musl-swhomo' the perfect places for children this lovely home which fea- you would find, In a new home;, emlla a tpociou jteoUno*itt\7arg« rooms to play. A living.room with. tures a new roof and wall-to- central air, neitf-klteheiYT'fi/f• '•ndplsntyol storage area, En|oy|heoui- Weichert fireplace creates a comfor- wall carpet throughout. bathsrWrnfiv room, all this doors by opening tho sliding doors and table Interior atmosphere. with a . fenced yard for stepping out onto the patio, Refrioerator, Realtors Needs the creative touch of dishwasher, alllc Ian, and Intercom all • Union Leader ' Kenilworth Leader Or l children or pet. Hurry W&?oo HltffcMtkrMtSitt 1 the Interior decorator! • ,,,w contribute to the charm ol this gorgeous •MtfWMtl home. $115,000. u^, • Springfield Leader The Spectator 1 "Specializing in Corporate Relocation' • Mountainside Echo Linden Leader iiuiiuiuiiiiuiiiiituiiuifiiiiimiiuuiiuiiiunmiiuiiiiutiiiuuiuiuniHiHiiiuiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHii Use this handy reference to nearby mniiMuimuii4iiiiii4iuuiiiiumuuiiiniiuiiiHiiiiiiiiiiutimintHiii»HiuuuniiitmiHHtii businesses and services. 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Commcr ' IMPROVEMENTS CONTRACTORS I mnm»umn»»u| ACCOUNTANTS lndlvldual-25 years. clal Air conditioners •Insurance Estimates SIDING & CEILINGS Remodeling • Altera- Z Low Cost Quality Work * Roofin{ siwonnueii. O Exp. Assume full Commercial andfefrigbrators ' ROOFING tions • Repairs, Custom responsibility for all. Guaranteed In Writing • Wrecker Service Guttm • Painlinf NEW 10 Small binlneu accoun- • Industrial EXPERT REPAIRS • Dormers kithchens 8> Bathrooms, 3 ting, payroll and tax MCI line & answering 1000's Of Home Service CALL Light Mjvonry •SHEETROCK • Additions (J service available.- Part • FREE ESTIMATE FAST SERVICE Dr^.w^yt, S*«lvd Additions • Dormers • iiuaumums O •SUSPENDED • Basements DIAL: urvlcM. "Our goal Is to time hourly work. • REASONABLE REASONABLE Attics • Siding • Roollng | mmmiuuimtt [ u. help you Brow." References upon re- RATES Call For A Free Estimate 687-3542 Painting and No Job Too Small PLASTER • Bathrooms RATES • Kitchens • Gutters. U1UU * quest. Call: Sob 687-8770 -661-2971— 465 LEHIGH AV. electrical w-ork. Call Anytime •PATCHING * 851-0152 Greonberg, 379-2641. 687-8684 Look On The "BRITE SIDE" o,,, 824-7600 CALL FOR ESTIMATE INSUMNCI ' Ask for Michael UNION Buster, 964-4010 6B6-7924 TANGOFEDOR IC1KO Call 354-7729 *ri«( s P.M. 687-4163 CALL PETE: 606-7924 AUTO DEALER AUTO DEALERS AUTO DEALERS AUTO PARTS AUTO POLISHING AUTOS WANTED . Mike, 687-2599 9644974 R.Holrue Ent. 1961 MULTIPLY KITCHEN CABINETS LANDSCAPING LANDSCAPING LANDSCAPING LANDSCAPING MAINTENANCE YOUR SAVINGS WE PAY GEM V & D T&T Z.0. LANDSCAPING RSH OLDSMOBILE •AUTO PAHT CASH DOLLY GENERAL CONTRACTORS •Design LANDSCAPING • Sod JANITORIAL Oldest & Largest FOR YOUR JUNK Lawn maintenance WHOLESALE CAR OR TRUCK MADISON Vn o n t h I y • Spring Clean Ups MAINTENANCE EXCLUSIVE -. Exclusive Lswn chemical ser- • Maintenance > Patented AoyUc T< KITCHENS maintenance/(awn vice. Spring clean up. M&M • NEW-USED- VOLVO DEALER Olds Dealer in OPEN 7 DAYS rinbb UaU for i y«u« v • Top Soil U4MORHISAVE SUMMIT Sun lint lolpin CootM with wiitttn wui«niy renovation, seed, £.hrub planting & care, LANDSCAPING «Thatching Union County t dbl 375-1253 Buy Direct Quality Work LEASES Wtd * Sjt r JDIoi 4lP m fertilizer, lime, top SPECIALIZING IN ELIZABETH - Wok dayi J 10* m lo 1p m HnUit IRVINGTON From Factory FREE ESTIMATES Reasonable Rates 2277 MORRIS 273-4200 MOTORS, INC, • Cat*, botto, bvck*. pUaf soil, shrubs and Complete yard LAWN RENOVA Office-Buildings AUTHORI7EP Value Rated Used Cars lotBppxJmtmmoi,cta 7 «Uy HIGHEST PRICES 232-5302 or 654- TIONS 8. CHEMICAL AVE 1688-58481 PAID! FREE ESTIMATES sod. Very care. Clean up, fer- APPLICATIONS Stores Etc. fACTOWYSERVICE 583 Morris Ave. Viui Hill Siclion Free Estimates UNION, 686-2800 LONG TEHM LEADING • Elizabeth 354)050 687-3341 reasonable rates. 4162. tilizing, liming and LICENSED! 2091 Scim()nld*rt., Union Rte. 22 Springfield INSURED Call 487.-307S Free estimate. grass cutting. PO Boy 680 Union, N.J. CARPENTRY CARPET CLEANING 379-6070 964-0232 CALL: 6B7-7294. CARPENTRY CARPENTRY CARPENTRY I CARPETS 464-5544 7610459 07083 CARPET ALL MASONRY BELLIS • ALTERATIONS TOP NOTCH JOE DOMAN MA-SQNRY MASONRY MOVING & STORAGE MOVING & blURAGE PAINTING REPAIRS CLEAN CO. CONSTRUCTION • ADDITIONS 6863824 ALJ7 FINE CARPENTRY Rmlrotches, Slops. CARPET a AL NELSON & SON PAINTING BY All Type ol • ROOFING ROIAV&I ClOAnlno UPHOLSTERY MASONRY- PAUL'S ANTHONY WOODWORKING MASONRY-DRIVEWAYS Carpentry Work Done - • REPAIRS ALTERATIONS/ NEWCARPETSALES STEAM CLEANING Steps MASONRY fy . M ADDITIONS'DORMERS REPAIRS INSURANCE CLAIMS HOLIDAY SPECIAL! I sidewalks ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS BENJAMIN DECKS Reasonable rales No job 100% ' LOW-PRICES Any 3 rooms tlpdmcd clunnou waterproofing All AAasonry. Brick MOOftE PAINTS ROOFINGindSIDING loo small Preeeslimale PROFESSIONAL/ Now or Enlnrged $39.95 stone, steps, sidewalks, • MASON & CEMENT WORK No Job Yoo Small Fr«« Exhmt CLOSETS/CADINETS FREE ESTIMATES Self employed. FULLY INSURED Any dim sola atcim clonnoit : plastering cellar water > RETAINING WALLS INTERIOR Fully liuur.il 376-4227 Cuilomliod TABLES/ PERSONAL SERVICE We also do • SIDEWALKS STORAGE AREAS J39.95 Community Grants proofing. Work EXTERIOR Ask For Mike: THE CARPET DOCTOR: Froo Estimate, _ •WATERPROOFING after 6,, OpHER MURPHY FORMICA/WOOD 388 2354 Insured.,.,,.^ PANELLINO/SHEETROCK rs WINDOWS/DOORS evenings 355-4655/355-4604 688-6638 £1829 A. ZflPPULLO & SON exporlence. A, Nufrlo. DIJTANCt MOVING Guaranteed Call 687-9032 375 Roseland Pjace DOG TRAINING URIUEWAYS CLEAN UP SFRVICE CLEANING SERVICE CONCERT TICKETS 687-6476,372-4079. 373-8773 54ELLEN ST., UNION Call 688-7768 UNlON PC OOOlt Insured 686-6990 UXHtLLIIOUNION THE LATEST LOOK UNION TICKETS PRIVATE IN HOME IN ACOUSTICAL MORRIS j&: CLEANUP DOG TRAINING SUBURBAN PAINTING PAPERHANGING PAVING PLUMBING I PLUMBING APPEARANCE : 2022 Morris Avenue PAVING CLEANING SgV ; • Rubbish Removal Union, New Jersey REASONABLE WILLIAM E. $866. Spitjtd tiituuil ciilmp. Chwct • Attics, Cellars, RATES, TIME PAY- KMG ol rntdlun w cunt iU'«l"« Hi MENTS, SWIMMING POOLS Gsrages Cleaned 851-2880 • DRIVEWAYS BAUER tuitt. |HH« itftct ntiltbl*. bin REFERENCESAVA- •PARKING LOTS PAINTING JOSEPH Warehouse clearance ol SPECIALIZING IN: • Construction Clean-Up • Frank Sinatra In a uiip, hmdiwtn linlih. No ILABLE. •CURBING PROFESSIONAL brand now 1982 pools. •RESIDENTIAL Any kind and quantity of • Grateful Dead McGADEY pimlin| nKisuf CMIUIII minoi • Men at Work •SEALING • REASONABLE PAINTING 18x31 O.D. lll»l tnd ciKkl in plillti tlllinp •COMMERCIAL debris removed. • Johnny Math.ls •FREE ESTIMATE (PLUMBING LIC^5013) •I wrj kw'piltw. Csmmticlil/' • ANDMEDICAL • Kool & The GcUig • FULLY INSURED. RATES • Interior Painting Electric Sewci— with huge deck, ftnee, lttid«nllil. Full) irmiHd Fcti OFFICE CLEANING M.J. PRENDEVILLE • Lionel Richie • FIRST QUALITY Cleaning Service ladders, filter. Com- • Lover Boy • Paperhanging pletely Installed. Finan- tilimatt. Call 753-4424 . . '. WORK No Job Too Small 635-8815 • Stevle Wonder 687-3133 • Home & Offices cing. Call: 382:7894 For Additional Info. • N.YI Rangers Fully Irts. Free Est. 354-8470 CALL ANYTIME: • Insured Call: Tony-Collect ELECTRICIAN EXTERMINATORS FENCES FUEL OIL,, 488-2733 964-1948 UNIQN 964-4942 JM7-4M14 AIELCO TERMITE t FENCE SALE B&Z FENCE RE-UPHOLSTERY ROOFING ROOFING '. PEST CONTROL ELECTRIC 49* SQ.FT. • CHAIN LINK 8. WOOD AllilKlrt: GEO. JAEKEL, INC. ROBERT • DOG RUNS D.W. GUEMrCl SWIMMING CUSTOM SLIPCOVERS MIKE CIASULLI TERMITES-CARPENTER ANTS (Min. 100 Lin. ft.) • FREE ESTIMATE EBERENZ1R. Residential ana in F»lIt««IEH{Uaoll iK Kp^citlUlu (or ovrr HS >>j»rn POOLOPENINGS Green vinyl chain link Residential • POOLS DRAPERIES and ROOFING ROOFING dustrlal- wiring. Lie. COMPLETE REPAIRS Commercial •foiiofuuoaco. Highest •SIDING-STORM Number 2700 8.6545. installed. Gates and ter ACT NOW!!! RETAIL STORE COMPLETE POOL RE UPHOLSTERY Quality Work • Industrial • Swimming Pool Sale-A-' —FREE rnlnals sale price. • Frep Walk gate with fe'tj201) 687-0900 •NEW POOL SALES SERVICE Guaranteed Workman- . Lowest,possible WINDOWS 8< DOORS Tmmlls Inipactlon I Then Is'coming to an FULL LINE OF GUTTERS 8. 24 hour service purchase ol 100 ft. or en'd. Big new popular .- •SERVICE & ship. DJ years ex- Price - CALL: 688-2311 EUlnilU ' more. Financing Ar- BIO-GUARD ~~ • REPAIRS LEADERS BILTRITE FENCE 1983 (amlly size pools REPAIRS CHEMICALS perience, formerly at or 964-3714 •• PHA, VA ft CONV. ranged. 381-2094-M; with deck, fence, filter • RE ROOFING Serving Al| Of Union _ 635-6565 or IK KEROSENE .. $1.35 • POOLOPENINGS P M SWIMMING POOL STEINBACH'S. Dis- •LEADERS DAYS EVES. !g CERTIFICATES 2567. and warranty Installed count tor Senior County. Specializing In 8260010 for only- WB8-WILL • LIQUIDCHLORENE SERVICE AND • GUTTERS OR WEEKENDS r 353-5*45 fuuoii-aufotrmcf FINANCE: Call Davo 15 YRS. EXP. FULLY SUPPLY Citizens. FREE Shop- Tear oils our specialty Repair Work, Free direct for Immedloto INS. 118 W. Webster 2045 Springfield Ave., at Homo-SufVlco. Free Estimates Estimates. Fully In- Vauxhall. Call: WALTER CANTER at service. . ' , Avenue, Roselle-PoWti—- 944-0781 Fully Insnrod sured. FURNITURE REFINISHING GUTTERS HOME IMPROVEMENT [HOME IMPROVEMENT HOME IMPROVEMENT 757-6655 80qT223-0307 245-8098 6M-4446 68B-9513 DAMIANO _„. "FURNITURE E9 -SWTERS& R&TPUGLIESE ROOFING TILE WORK TREE SERVICE VACUUM CLEANERS WANTED TO BUY & PIANO REFINISHING 'T BUILDING CONTRACTORS — JAYBAR Export roflnlshlng at LEADERS- Jiico HOME NEED VACU I FENCE8 reasonable prices. » & P PAPER STOCK, INC. IRON • ALUMINUM • Hand Sklpped-No Dip- Cleaned and flushed -HOME IMPROVEMENTS < IMPROVEMENTS DeNicolo CLEANER SERVICE? RECYCLING PLANT ping • Addition* Decks,.: additions, WORKS INC. Mlrio^TreeJTrlmmlnB HOT TAR (4# 14 SOUTH 10th SYREE' • Freo estimates,, pick- ' * Kllch«nRimoclilinq mECOMTMCIM * ft*lhrooml basements> kit- -*•'••••• • •• ' IRVINcroN.NEWjERSEVOXII R«»ld«titl»l Chain Link, up and delivery " Insured CONSTRUCTION* . ISTAtlllHIOlni Aluminum t»»lc«. lndiiilrt«l. KonMlese - RtdwWd Otcki chens, attic and- SHINGLE ROOFING KITCNMI-MTMIIOaMt RESIDENTIM. PUT CASH.IN VOUR POCKEYM BUVER O^ SCRAP Wood Unc«-rnnuf tr««l«d • Repairs and restora- MAINTENANCE * Aluminum Siding whole house fans. Till CLOODt • CQMMMCIU. . NEWSPAPERS II 00 PER 100 L«S PLUS 1 Potts For Ch««rlul Pr« tion of all furniture and • INDUSTMU • PRUNING GLASS BOYYLE4 II 00 PER IM|.BS ElllmatoDlal -ADDITIONS ' • Oormtri . W8. per Square antlquos Free Estimates. ALUUINUWCAM . . 3UPERLB US0700 226-0655 ALTERATIONS • All C«rp«nlrv Work • CAWtl WORK* FEEDING «• • ' Pianos repaired, Insured. also . ; HIBOMIU COMPUtER PRINYOUY4ANOYABC*RD»^ J B»»VT»«M5 bought and sold. & GENERAL REPAIRS 1 EUWTI0N • TOPflNO • COMPUTE 7 Days 964-8338 ALUMINUM '.wtacuuu ilium. BAY YERIES-CARO>OAROLEAO> OLD ALUMINUM , »>MT.rL«»»»NT»VB. 784-544*, Day or Eves, 7 964-7112 m tSm vttov TOO uua «EHOV»l yHOUREMECENCY NtWARK Days. (BestTlmeStoBPM) 27S-8865 SIDING WORLD DESIGN COPPER • BRASS CAST IRON Call c-684-5550 SERVICE ."NURSERV STOCK t CEDAR 674-4984 MI]««nMU. POSTS"' FRa ESTIMATES t H1UV I736STGIOII?E»VLIIND{N 201-374-1750 'IWM..HJ. INSURED ' Z4S-1I11 M5-0I11 ; ••".<•• I College," will be presented at Kean UNION COUNTY SANE will sponsor a day, starting from the former Two Guys Tickets, at $10 each, are available from College in Union by EVEJldult Advisory : walk-a-thon fora nuclear weapons freeze parking lot, Route 9 south and Craig Emily Fogerty at 687-6510 or Ed Fanning ; on Saturday. It will start with a rally at Road, Freehold, at 10a.m. at+67-0783. : services ui / p.m.'.. Care for Suburban Publishing Supplement To: ; 9:30 a.m. at Holy Spirit Church, Morris A 10-mile Harriman Park hike will be Aimed at adults, it will cover such ! Avenue and Suburban Road, Union, held Sunday, with participants starting THE CLARK HISTORICAL SOCIETY subjects-as-admissron, alternative ways your car y —out-from the old -railroad -station at will hear a program on "A Survey of to earn credits and career-related Corporation walk through Union Township, Further •Sloatsburg, NX, at 9:20 a.m. Also American Quilts" at a meeting In the 'majors. Dorothy' Brown of Union, an information Is available from Bruce scheduled for..Sunday is a 25-mile bike ClarH Public Library" at 8 p.m. wed-~-EVE .tlutt member,, wtH be the In- : pr^'.'',:',-,! ••;'':.'V.$-ii(- ( Nielsen, 276-2418. ride 'from Liricroft to Holmdel. starting nesday. ; MONROE' DREW, supervising • Winter Thnwday October 20,1983 THE UNION COUNTY HIKING CLUB from Lincroft Elementary School at 10 Nan Mutnlck, curator of decorating 1191 Stpyvetant Avenue, Union 686*7700 counselor of the New Jersey Department will conduct a six-to-seven-mile Wat- a.m. arts for the Morris Museum of Arts and of Civil Sendee, Employee Advisory The entire content of thi. «cdon applied by the advertising department of Suburban Publlihl, chung ramble on Saturday, starting at THE UNION COUNTY IRISH- Sciences and president of the costume nj rn Service, will be the speaker at a Meeting 9:30 a.m. from the Trailsidc Nature and AMERICAN Association will hold its and textiles group of tho Museums of the Union County Unit of the New Science Center parking lot, Coles Avenue second annual dance Saturday from 7 Council of New Jersey, will be the Jersey Chapter, National Association of and New Providence Road, Moun- p.m. to midnight at Immaculate Con- speaker. She will discuss what quilting • Social Workers, on Wednesday. tainside; participants are asked to bring ception Hall, 425 Union Aye, Elizabeth. is; the different types of quilts, s.uch as lunch. Joe Driscoll of Hillside, founder of the patchwork, applique and Hawaiian, and The program will be held at 8 p.m. at The Chris Kaufman Memorial bike group, will be honored. Music will be by restoration techniques. the UnionCounty Services Building, 300 ride of 25 miles also will be held Satur- the Willie Lynch Trio. A FREE COURSE, "Getting Heady for North Avenue East, Wcstfield. fni •••.$•? $100,000 Liquidation. Of Dinettes And Bedding save up To 70% Off Dinette Chairs-Tables-China cabinets Bedroom Sets-Dining Room Sets Bedding-Recliners-And More )MFORT Next to G. Fried Carpet FURNITURE or open an ,1 account with ut 1014 w Si Geiupe Aw Hour*; Dally 9130-9 * Linden • 4JJ6-7J73 i TOWNLEY SUPERMARKET II andwuld levels haaMlow path than convention))) hu- i 688-9709 "J WM; DKtracIa moto hoal 20- Not Responsible For Typographical Errori haat eichsnger w*r- ranty — {M te» details Dell-King First Cut First Cut Boneless CORNED RIB STEAKS CLUB BEEF RIB ROAST STEAKS Standing Pilot Furnace FREE BONUS with a purchase ol Model 58SS Buy a Carrier Gas Furnace now and get this deluxe WEBCOFV ZIP" CORDLESS PHONE Snowhlte All Purpose (reel Wobcor model 56. A $189.96 value, At participating Carrier dealers only.' MUSHROOMS GREEN POTATOES Oiler ends October 31.1983 CABBAGE CALL YOUR