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VOL. 27 NO. 30 MOUNTAINSIDE, N.J., THURSDAY, JUNE 20, If IS- 3* Two €^1 —- 35 cents Principals leave behind record of excellence
Sister Mary Amelia moves on from Lourdes ; Deerfield School's Shapiro instilled lovaltv Bvy SHAWN EVANS ^ "Wjwtfj Each day, just before classes By SHAWN EVANS begin at Our Lady of Lourdes On Friday, the school bells v.ill School, the entire school body is ring oni- last lime for iJeerfield blessed by the reading of a gospel School students as thev race pass over the public address system by tht'ir hrill infkers in s'r.-ih (hf. \;\i one of the students remains of their favorite articles According to Principal Sister which carried them through the Mary Amelia Cetera, these religious 1984-85 school year readings instill values m the Next .September, with the ex students which she hopes they will ccptmn of the eighth graders who carry throughout the day will move on to a-different school, The? gospel is followed by a the ambience will, remain the same morning prayer for people who are for tht' Deerfield students, who vsill in need, and according to the sinter, continue their educational en- this brings about a very personal deavors at the borough's public touch. school That has been her mission for the There will be one major change past five years as principal of the though private Mountainside school, which Principal Allan J Shapiro will no was established on the foundation of longer he seated at his desk Christian values: to instill the After devoting a total of Hi years of proper teachings in her children. knowledge and experience, throughout the school system, But her teachings at the Catholic Shapiro has decided to retire to a school have ended as she prepares to follow a call to a higher academic less "vigorous" way of life level. Shapiro will remain at the school until next Friday, at which time his The sister plans to transfer to role will be carried on by James A Caldwell College and assume the Johnson Jr who is presently a fourth responsibilities as academic course grade instructor at the .school counselor in continuing education. Johnson was appointed by the Board She explained that she formally of Education in April resigned as Our Lady of Lourdes A former instructor and chairman principal in Jauary SISTER AAARY AMELiA CETERA, O.P. of the social studies department at "That is the time the archdiocese Arts High School in Newark, Shapiro asks if you are going to renew the West Caldwell public schools. have been very successful left in 1969 to take on the role as contract — I decided then that I After serving as principal in the "We had a very special principal of Deerfield's summer would not. My decision was based on academy on the Caldwell campus, relationship I've worked closely school the fact that 1 have completed five Sister Mary Amelia came to Our with the faculty, the board, the Following September of that year, years here and I felt a need for Lady of Lourdes in 1980. Home/School Association and the Shapiro said he assumed the duties change," she said. While here, she accomplished parents And I have tried not to of vice principal which he held for 10 The college, founded in 1939 by the numerous achievements including make my office the seat of years until June 1979 Dominican Sisters of Caldwell, the establishment, of all-day kin- disciplinary action," she said. "In that 10 year period, I tried to offers a blended liberal arts dergarten, which she said has really instill in the students good citizen- curriculum. succeeded in preparing the children The sister is looking forward to ship, pride in our school and a sense Although her new' duties will vary for the primary grade levels. her new endeavors and plans to of loyalty to the community," greatly, the college will be like a Also, as part of the archdiocese, bring with her a wealth of deter- Shapiro said second home to her. she had to complete a five-year plan mination and experience. In July Of 1979, Shapiro took over Not only did she graduate from for the school and was successful in "I think one of the probi*n» In- the principal status of Desrfia|d Caldwell College with a B.A. In achieving most of the goals she volved with being on a college without the aid of a vice principal English, but she served as chair- outlined in a period of only three campus is that you are removed "I ran the school alone to the person of the Education Department years. from actual society — but 1 will go present time with the exception of for nine years, taught as a college Other proud achievements include back with a very real picture of the one year, between 1982-83 when we professor for 20 and served as the implementation of an art and state of education and a renewed combined with Beechwood School; director and instructor of the computer program, and in con- commitment. I realize the values of then we reverted back, " he said ALLAN J, SHAPIRO, leaves for quieter life college's reading program. junction with the efforts of the school teachers and their deep com- Beechwood was the former kin- Moreover, she developed a board, a new playground was mitment and high ideals," she said. dergarten through fourth grade students/principal lunch period, hi' "I've been a part of all of them." curriculum for the college's degree provided. She added, "I think this (the school in the borough, which Shapiro said, . he said program B.A. in education as well as She is also very proud of the fact move) gives me a special sensitivity said he consolidated with Deerfield In spilt' of his manv ac an internship program in that each year the students take part as to what people should be getting "without any complications at all." The lunch period consisted of 10 cornplisments, and the memories collaboration with the Caldwell and in two plays, which so far at least. in their education in theiradult life ' different students meeting and that he will carry with him. Shapiro The hallways at Our Lady of A modest man who steers clear of eating with the principal to give said it was time for him to move on Lourdes are now empty as the many of the more controversial them the opportunity to discuss any to a quieter way of lift1 Inside story In Focus students bid their farewells to the topics such as the widely discussed subject they desired ' "Nobody chased me —'it was my principal last week. idea of combining the roles of "This was very successful, but as I . decision to go But just because I'm Editorial .-. . Page 4 Bicycling is the most popular principal and superintendent, became more involved I had to leaving the school system doesn't outdoor activity in the state, One of the few things that stands Photo forum . Page 4 Shapiro enthusiastically reminisces discontinue this practice - it was mean III remain idle I'want to get according to the New Jersey out in the quiet summer corridors is about some of the accomplishments just too much," he said my feet on the ground and defimteh Social . . .-. Pages9-11 Division of Travel and Tourism. a huge painting of Pope John Paul, he is proudest of. Other accomplishments include keep busy hut not as vinornush, he For details, see Focus Page l. with his arms spread wide as if to the establishment of a computor added •, . Horoscope ...-....•.: Page 4 "As principal, I instituted an open- Obituaries ...;... Page 12 welcome those who enter door policy for the students and program along with his support and "I will cerlamh carry with me Lottery Page 4 Or, to wish Sister Mary Amelia a Sports ...... , . Pages 14-17 parents. Also, another program assistance with the Gifted and nice, wonderful memories I've Calendar Page 4-6 fond farewell which was pretty innovative was the Talented program worked with very wonderful people" Family establishes fund in memory of victim Robert Carell's family remem- family members and co-workers ot knou that other victims ot trauma bers him best for his loye of life, a C'arell at Hooper Homes Inc , a iirm mas live because of their generosity love that was reflected in his af- based in Baskin Ridge where he of spirit, " he said fection for children and animals, his worked for 17 years .Heaton scud she is working on avid interest in athletic events and The fund will be used to support plans tor .i five-mile marathon in the his involvement in his work and the continuing education o! fall to raise more money for the community paramedics, nurses and physician*, trauma fund And though the :J9 year-old as well iiw lor tht' purchase ot The event, according to Heaton, is Mountainside resident died in lifesaving equipment Used in tin1 a particular^ appropriate way to September, efforts in his memory care of trauma patients, according remember her fiance, whose special may now enable others like him to to I)r Trooskin. who was one ol interest was fitness and who par- live ('areH's physicians ticipated in several Garden State On Sept 24, four days after The fund will also support trauma marathons each year She said she physicians performed emergency related research thai physicians has plans for other fundraising surgery following an • automobile hope will result in the improvement events to provide ongoing support accident in East Brunswick, C'arell of In specialized core necessary to for the trauma fund died at Middlesex General , keep trauma victims alive "Bob was a doer." she noted "I University Hospital. "Thi1 family is doing an ex know this is something he'would be Even though the memories of the traordinary thing in Robert Carell's happy about and 1 want the fund to tragedy remain painful, those memory, ' Dr Trooskin said "I'm grow to be a living memory of the closest to Card I are remembering sure it will be comforting for them to kind of person he was," she said . him in a way they say would have pleased him greatly . In gratitude for the care and BOE seeks structural change concern both he and they received at The Board of Education voted look a look at our administrative the hospital, Cart'll's family has unanimously Tuesday nigh! to structure at the board level and we established the Robert Can-II petit ion Ihe Union County fell this was the best way for us to Trauma Fund by presenting a $5,000 Superintendent of Schools for a go. with that, we then made a check to (J Bruce McFadden, change in its administrative motion to petition the county hospital president, and Stanley Z structure superintendent, " she said Tooskin, M.D , of North Brunswick, The board, by the 7-0 vote, is now According to law, the board must chief of trauma surgery, at a recent seeking to combine the duties of the notify the county, which in turn reception at (he hospital school superintendent and business contacts the state' and the decision The check was presented by administrator/board secretary is ultimately approved or disap- Mountainside resident Diane "All of this was prompted by a proved by the Commissioner of Heaton. who was {'arc IPs fiance, letter of retirement by our present Education. Schneider explained and his sister Joanne MtKitish of board secretary/business ad- Trenton, ministrator. John McDonough." In other board action, Schnedier "Bob would have wanted said Board president -Linda' said the board authorized the New something good to come from this Schneider Jersey School Board Association tragedy," Heaton said. "We really Schneider said the board is now in and Eve Marchiony, a member of feel ho had the best care available, receipt of the letter from Me • the association, to proceed with a which prolonged his life so we could Donough and action is expected to be search for a Mountainside school have a few more days with him," taken on or belore July 2 superintendent with payment of LASTING MEMORIES — Robert'CarelI, above, was remembered best by his incidental costs, such as printing family for his love of "life. In gratitude for the care he received as a patient at she said. "After 24 years of service. Mr The Robert Carell Trauma Fund McDonough is asking to retire,' and mailing, to be paid by the Middlesex General-University Hospital, a trust fund has been established in his Mountainside Board of Education. name. was begun with the gifts-of friends. Schneider said "In view of that, we ? - Thursday. June ?o. 1985 COUNTY. KADER NEWSPAPERS 2,3,4* Quick response saves man Man is fined for transaction violation The quick reaction of a Springfield jwlice officer hai teen credited A 33-year old township man, the ii one count information which intent is to enable the IRS to better eummunity service part of his with saving the life of a man involved in car accident May 20, oHrier of a Newark-based bus charged him with making cash track large cash transfers and to sentence. Instead, she directed him Patrolman John Trampler. the first to arrive at the scene of a car company, was fined Sl.iXXi. phu'ed transactions in July 198;) at the City discourage money laundering," he to perform the service himself accident May 20 on Route 22. initiated cardiopulmonary resuscitation on two years probation and directed Federal Havings and Loan added "I have been increasing penalties procedures on Norman Banner, an accident victim whose heart had to personally perform 150 hours of Association, Union, in a manner that The information charged Agathis, to this same charge, there will be stopped, until the arrival of an Overlook Hospital Mobile Intensive Care community service by IS prevented thai financial institution who was convicted 1,'S years ago on a custodial (prison) sentences to be Unit Members of the unit then administered shock therapy to Banner Magistrate Serena I'erretti m liom complying with its IRSpossession of stolen goods charge in given in the future," remarked and returned his heart to a normal rhythm. Newark June 11 on a currency reporting obligations. Irvington, with using the names of Perretli during the sentencing Banner's condition continues to improve at the intensive care unit of transaction report inn violation, "I'nder that requirement, banks individuals without their authority hearing Overlook Hospital, Summit, according to a hospital spokesman. according to Robert I1 Roche, chief and other financial institutions must to obtain three money orders with The unreported transactions were Myyor Kdward Fanning acknowledged Trampler's action at the June of the Intenal Revenue Service's notify I he IRS whenever they about $17,000 m cash Kach money uncovered by special agents of the II Township Commit tut' meeting, reading letters from Police Chief Criminal Investigation Division transact .i cash withdrawal or order was for less than $10,000 IHH's f'rimma! Investigation George Pursell and Jeanne Kerwin, mobile intensive care unit project Nicholas Agathis ol Sprinfjlield. deport o| $111,000 or more with any . Magistrate F'erretli rejected Division in Newark Assistant I S coordinator from Overlook owner of Ulyrnpin TnuN Hu> one individual during a 24-hour Agathis' oiler to make his busAttorney .Jodi Alp*1 prosecuted the "You fan be proud of Patrolman Tramplcr-'s quick actions that Company, pleaded m.jiIt>• m April in period,' remarked Roche "It's company available to meet the ease for the Hnvcrnment directly contributed to the suvinK of a life," Kerwin said in her May 28 letter hi I'jir'.ell Men face charges after accident Certificate earned Foti seeks to disband board Several charges are pending Torres was turned over to Kssex said Borough Councilman Vincent Foil ;j rs percent; $1,050for physicians, an against two Newark men following a by psychologist County authorities to face the Police said (he nionc'v w;is taken stated Monday that he plans to increase of 5 percent; and $4,855 for June H accident on Morns Avenue charges there from a rush box kept in n desk in the the office clerk, a 4 percent raise., Springfield, according to township Beverly iJvorin of Springfield has submit papers to Borough Attorney _ Camacho was charged with office Michael Buynak to propose an or- "I think the Board of Health has a police reports driving under the influence of an completed the two year post- i- James HeiUilu is in-graduate certificate training dinance to abolish the Kenilworth certain responsibility to find out Police said Luis Camacho. 2t\. of alcoholic beverage, driving while on Board of Health in order to through the council what their raises the revoked list, driving an unin- program in family therapy at the Newark was involved in the accident A New York man reported his New Jersey Center for Family reorganize the agency and place it are going to be," Foti stated on Morris Avenue when a passenger sured vehicle, leaving the scene of Kscorl radar detector missing from under municipal control. Foti challenged the board's an accident and having an open Studies, 4fi Kssex Si , Millburn in the car he was operating. Angel his ear, which was parked at the Foti said he intends to make this contention that it had a right to pass alcoholic beverage container in his Baliusrol (iolf Club, Saturday The IJvorin 1*1 a school psychologist Gravis Torres, 45, also of Newark, with the .Springfield elementary initiative as a result of the board's its own salary ordinance in- car unit, police said, is valued at $250 attempted to"flee the scene school system attempt to adopt a salary ordinance, dependent of council, explaining Patrolman William Sedlak in- Patrolman Paul C'aron investigated without Borough Council approval, that the board's charter indicates After Torres was apprehended, vestigated A female customer al Sneaky's on in excess of raises being given to that it may only pass ordinances police said, a subsequent check A burglary in which $l,o"i was Morns Avenue Friday reported her Library closed for municipal employees that pertain to "public, health and revealed an outstanding bench taken is under investigation by creme colored handbag, containing Friday renovation The board's salary ordinance was welfare. It doesn't mention the word warrant for drug charges from Springfield point $;J5 in cash and several personal criticized by some members of salaries." Foil stated. Essex County Police reports said an office at items, was missing In a separate The Mountainside Free Public council as proposing an unfair "I find it in very, very had taste to Torres was taken into custody and Metropolitan Life Insurance on incident, a resident of the South Library will he closed all day Friday, change in the salary structure, too do something like the board did," charged with leaving the scene of Morris Avenue was broken into June .Springfield Avenue apartments because of renovation work The minimal for some employees and too Foti said The councilman explained the accident After processing at II sometime alter fi p.nv Kntry was reported two white gold rings were library will resume regular hours on excessive for one position, that of that by abolishing the Board of Springfield police headquarter* uamed by break in t! a lock, police taken from her top dresser drawer Saturday from u am to f> p.m.,sanitary inspector The package Health, he hoped to propose an or- Friday The rings carry a total value according -to Director Johanna would call for the following salaries: dinance to reorganize the agency as Chen of about S3.500, police said sanitary inspector, S22,7H7, a raise ot a municipal Department of Health 10 percent, board nurse, $H,7BU, up answerable to council authority. 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Smith, Executive physically or mentally han- By SHAWN EVANS to be named as a Governor's Scholar solve problems - it gives me a sense he simply enjoys using his Director of the Westfield Com- dicapped youth (No income According to hii dad, 15-yearold in the sciences this year, and one of of accomplishment," he adds knowledge to discover the answer to munity Center announced the requirements! > Thomas Palmieri has always been only 13 students throughout the many scientific questions receipt of a grant of $97,984 for Documentation required is interested in science and par-state His dad, Louis, decribed his son as Summer Youth Employment proof of age, residency, income, ticularly intrigued by the human "a quiet kind of guy who always "Science intrigues me because I body and how it operates. The Governor's School was begun read books on science since the time have a need to answer the question The Union County Summer social security number Further by Gov Thomas Mean in 1982 0 information may be obtained a! That interest and intrigue has he was a little boy Why ' 1 feel good about knowing Youth Employment Training .Supported by public and private why the sky is blue or why you pull Program (SYETP) is now the Westfield Community Center, earned the young man a place on a "I'm very proud of him and he's 558 West Broad Street, Westfield; resources, the goal of the Governor's only 15,' Louis Palmier! says, your hand away from a hot potato," seeking eligible youth 14=21 year list of outstanding New Jersey high School is to stimulate the minds of olds for summer jobs The or by calling J. Jacques Hodge, school students who have been noting that his son skipped a year he explains " SYETP Coordinator, or Karen the state's most gifted and talented and moved right into the sixth grade Westfield Community Center is named Governor's Scholars high school students to provoke new He adds, "1 would like to pursue sub-grantee for this urea Jean Coleman, Client Services Palmieri. a junior at The Vail because of his outstanding marks medicine and preferably become a Supervisor at 2320474. and independent thoughts and in Requirements are: .Dearie School in Mountainside, who foster their creativity He also proudly notes that his son neurosurgeon since I am interested The Insehool youth will work resides in Kenilworth. will attend was ranked in the top moot) nut of in the brain and how it works." 1, If you have passed your 14th 25 hours per week at SOS per the Governor's School of the "Since 1 was in thi1 sreond grade, I birthday, but not your 22nd some KKj.ooo students nation wide The Governor's School has several hour, in public or nonprofit Sciences at Drew University from have always been very interested in who were nominated for the birthday on June 25. 19B5; tw a agencies, Outofschool youth, 18 July 2810 August 24. math and science, ' Palmieri says objectives While aiming to broaden National Merit Scholarship scholars' appreciation and resident of: New Providence, to 21 years of age, will work 40 (In is fhn nnlv VnilDonne student "I enjoy using my knowledge to Berkeley Heights, Mountainside, hours per week at $4.00 per hour, Thomas says that he was selected knowledge of science, the school also Cranford, Garwood, Summit, in public or non-profit agencies to attend the Governor's School on aims to introduce scientific research Westfield, Scotch Plains, and Each year the federal gover- Trail celebration is set the basis of two essays which he via hands-on research experience, Fanwood, be a member of a nment provides funds for the submitted, explaining whs heschool officials explain The subject family receiving public employment of approximately Fitness fans of all ages and abilities, from wheelchair level to marathon wished to apply, and also, an of career exploration is woven assistance, AFDC, Medieaid, 850 youth, through JTPA, to the enthusiasts, are invited lo celebralt' the official opening of the Mountainside autobiographical sketch throughout the program SSI, or must have a total family Union County Board of Chosen Fitness Trail on Saturday at Ham behind Borough Hall When asked if he had positive In addition to the science income at or below 70% of the Freeholders' Department of The trail is located on a scenic tract of county park land known as the feelings about being selected, given program, scholars throughout the lower living standard income Human Resources, Division of "Echo Lake Connection," his past records of excellence, the state are named for their talents in level; or be an employable Youth Services, This unique facility designed for use by both able-bodied and handicapped modest Palmien says he felt the aruas of creative arts-writing people as well, is the only one of its kind in Union County The trial is nine anything but positive about his and public affairs issues tenths of a mile long and features an IB-station Park Course fitness system chances The students study the subjects on and a lOstation Wheel Course "It was just the opposite I was various college campuses during the 1-78 to have minimal The surface of the trail is paved with jogging track mix, a sandy-looking counting my prayers," he says four weeks material that provides a firm track surface with greater resiliency than It was evident that his prayers i believe it 'the Governor's blacktop. were answered after he was notified School; is a unique program, one impact on Springfield The project has been spearheaded by the Mountainside Recreation about a month ago that he had been with great potential for the future of Commission and Borough Council in cooperation with the County of Union accepted the state and great rewards for the A nine-mile stretch of Interstate 78 the interstate :^elf"would increase and the Children's Specialized Hospital The ribbon cutting ceremony is The young scholar, who aspires to students who attend,' Kean has said is expected to be completed by the once it became a through highway, scheduled to begin at ll am become a surgeon aftur college, says of the program summer of 1986, but the newly= but there would be little increase in finished roadway will have a industrial or residential develop- minimal impact on Springfield. ment since Springfield is "already "I would imagine it would lessen pretty well developed '' traffic on Morris Avenue," said New Jersey Department of Springfield township engineer Transportation spokesman Randy Walter Kozup Linthurst said underpasses at KoEup, though, said the fact that Glenside Avenue and Nike Site Road no new access ramps to the highway were already completed, with work are being constructed would in- on the rest of the highway already dicate that traffic patterns underway, elsewhere in Springfield would "All contracts have been awarded," remain virtually unchanged. Linthurst said, "and some have been Kozup said he expected traffic on completed," Jewish veterans honored The Elin-Unger Post 273 Jewish Humanitarian Award — which War Veterans of the United States honored past presidents Bobbie SHOE (J.W.V.) presented its coverted Unger Wasserman Eisenberg and award limited to carefully selected past president Ruth Unger Hir- recipients over the years worthy of schorn both of Springfield. the honor at its recent 40th annual The two women have carried on installation in Springfield. the traditions and legacy for whom Ellen Kaplan of Fairlawn. past the post was named. president of the Ladies Auxilary The Elin—Unger post has upheld made the presentations. the prestige of the Jewish War The honorees were presented the Veterans; the oldest veteran distinguished award, named the organization in the United States Clearance John Fitzgerald Kennedy Memorial chartered by congress. CPR course held on Tuesday The Westfield-Mountainside children and adults. Chapter of the American Red Cross The Chapter is also offering a Is offering a CPR (Cardio- Muitl-Media Standard First Aid Pulmonary Resuscitation) course to course on Saturday June 22 from be held Tuesday, June 25 and8:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M The course Thursday June 27 from 1:00 P.M. to utilizes a self-instructional work- 5:00 P.M. The eight hour course book, films, lecture and practice teaches participants what to do for sessions to teach participants how to respiratory and circulatory handle serious medical emergen- SALE emergencies involving infants. cies
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If it has its way, the addressed • envelope state Joint Underwriting Association will have the must be enclosed if the New Jersey motorists pay even more. picture is to be retur- The JUA is preparing to ask that a surcharge be ned. placed on all 3,6 million car insurance policies in the state. Such a surcharge could raise the cost of \ insurance by $149 a car. With much ballyhoo about lower rates, an insurance reform package was adopted last year. To motorists, the JUA's requpst On the bright side would appear to be absurd. And that's just what Assemblyman Michael Adubato, chairman of the Outcasts of the family enjoy each other Assembly Banking and Insurance Committee and K> (JKKHV DI GKHl My cousins routinely played their genius. My most cherished ladies happy," he laughed as he slid We wire the outcasts in the boring, organized games and the possession is the bookcase I helped unsteadily off the stool, I put my sponsor of the law that created JUA, calls it. family, my ^rampa Willie and me, adults continued the same him build. But he abandoned all arm through his and guided him Created to replace the assigned risk car in- bui I didn't'mind because 1 was his repetitious conversation week after attempts to teach me to whittle and home. surance pool in 1983, the JUA provides insurance to favorite and that's all that mattered week. As soon as I could, I ran to carve when he realized all my We had a plan when we were late Kvtry Sunday my family had gramp to have some fun fingers were thumbs. for dinner, I stayed in the garden drivers unable to purchase it on the open market. dinner with my grandparents, my "Aww, you're only a girl — what while gramp pulled out a bunch of He was in the kitchen, flour up to 9 Believing that it is operating at a loss, though it has father's four Histere and their hiH elbows with just enough good are you anyway " he'd fresh vegetables to take in for the yet to release its statistical report or file a 1984 families I hated going because I sprinkled on the floor A stiff, white complain and then give me a bear salad "Was in the garden the whole didn't want to get dressed up and butcher apron which reached the hug. time," he mumbled to my aunts, operating statement with the state Insurance have my hair curled, my brother floor was tied tightly around his pot Occasionally grandpa disap- "Don't know what's so awful. Been Department, the JUA seeks a surcharge on all was a "good boy" and played belly He had short legs, a stocky peared and I knew where he was but there all afternoon," politely with my II cousins, and my frame and by the time I was 10, we wouldn't tell anyone. He liked to Finally we all sat down to eat — policies ranging from $98 for policies with liability mom kept after me because I were the same height. visit his cronies at the neighborhood my cousins neat clean and polite, my coverage to $149 for those with both liability and disappeared with gramp all the bar around the corner. Grandpa mother glaring at my dirty dress time Gramp rolled out the dough for the collision/comprehensive coverage. All insured ravioli on the smooth porcelain table drank top much whiskey sometimes and uncombed hair I wanted to sit My aunts greeted me with polite top using a long-handled broom- and I got upset when he went there, next to gramp, but there was a motorists in the state already pay between $44 and disdain .Since my brother and I were stick, much to the annoyance of his so I tried to get him to come home. seating order according to family $70 per car in policy surcharges that are turned the only ones who didn't attend wife and daughters. My cousins trailed after me and rank and I don't think God himself over to the JUA to cover losses, Additionally, the parochial school, we were judged to "They don't do the work, so they we approached the open door with could have changed it. Gramp be without any academic skills or should keep quiet and let me do it my great fear. This was forbidden reappeared clean-shaven, his hair association collects surcharges from motorists •redeeming social graces 1 didn't way, " he grumbled, "This territory for my aunts had warned plastered flat against his head with convicted of drunken driving and other serious know anything about First Fridays, broomhandle works better than us about the awful people who went Jeris' brilliantine His eyes sparked, motor vehicle offenses. novenas or how to talk to nuns Mass anything I've ever used to make this in there Peering into the smokey reflecting the deep blue of his one once a week was enough for me dough spread smoothly " darkness, I saw gramp sitting on a Sunday shirt. I never could figure Abudato, who says he will investigate the JUA's Gramp made it a point.to never be stool, sipping his whiskey and out how he transformed himself that ready when company arrived; one After the dough was rolled and the talking to. the bartender. I sum= quickly. financial condition, has an ally. Saying that she ravioli filled and cut, we disap- of the ways he rebelled against his moned enough courage to open the After we finished eating, the peared, leaving the mess for my believes that the JUA won't need a further sur- nagging wife and four daughters I creaky screen door and waited for adults stayed to talk and nibble on couldn't understand why he didn't aunts to clean up. Often we hid in the my cousins to follow, but they had charge for several years, State Insurance Com- garden behind the garage and out of fruits, nuts and pastries. I would talk back to them, but as I grew run home, eager to tattle, I ran in- slide o£f my chair, sidle down to missioner Hazel Gluck is also against the increase. older I realized he had many subtle sight of the house so gramp could side and clung to gramp's leg, sneak a cigar. Ruby colored grapes, gramp's end of the table and if I was These two officials are to be commended for ways of not conforming to their "Up you go little gal," he said. lucky, manage to slip beneath the wishes He'd greet us at the front which covered the arbor, formed a And there I was on the stool, staring cool, fragrant arch. The damp, floor-length table cloth without protecting the interests of the state's motorists. We door in his undershirt, often marked through the dim light, trying black earth smelted good enough to being seen, I'd nudge gramp's knee hope that those who se^ve on the JUA will agree with a large red stain on the front, a desperately to; see all the terrible, Jtt&L piece, by piece; "he'would hand sign he had enjoyed a nip of his eat. Eggplant, basil;"zucchini and that it's time to say, "Enough already," to higher plum tomatoes sprawled together in things surrounding me, Gramp. me the orange slices which had homemade Chianti before we bought me a cherry Coke and I soaked up the Chianti in the pitcher car insurance rates. arrived a colorful jumble. This was gramp's domain and he chased anyone who wanted to stay, but I saw his watery on the table The bitter taste took my His thick, snowy white hair was tried to join us Rough and grumbly, eyes and I knew we had to go. breath away but the treat was uncombed and he always needed a his voice scared my cousins, but I "Come on Cramp, let's go home to special because only I shared it with Letters to the editor shave He would grab me roughly knew the gentleness underneath and eat before everybody gets riled up him. 1 and rub his whiskers up and down was never afraid again." When we left, I had to kiss my Baltusrolis 'always accommodating my cheek while I protested wildly, "Baloney," he answered "Can't a aunts and uncles goodbye and was loving every minute. His tiny blue Un rainy days we went to his man have a drink in peace away filled with resentment because it The Jonathan Dayton Regional High School Golf team recently concluded eyes twinkled with the promise of a woodshop in the cellar — a magical from all those women and kids?" seemed to be a meaningless gesture. its fourth consecutive successful season with 18 dual match victories, a third smooth, sweet cheek to be kissed place. The low ceiling, dirt floor and "Come on, Gramp, let's go." r was Then I got to gramp. The cheek he place finish in the Mountain Valley Conference tournament and its second before the end of the day. Gramp hazy light filtering through the tiny getting scared. He usually listened rubbed against mine as he squeezed Regional High Tournament title was the only one in the family who window transformed the room into a to me and if I didn't bring him home me was baby soft, the sweet smell of The team plays its home matches on Baltusrol's renowned lower course, ever hugged with love and gusto and secure haven. A strong smell of right away, mom would be after me powder and cologne enveloped him site of six U.S. Opens. Our ongoing relationship with Baltusrol continues to when I was encircled in his arms, 1 woodchips and varnish filled the since I wasn't supposed to leave the I never wanted to leave. be one of cooperation with the high school golf program Even with Nancy* felt as if I were inside, a big, warm room Gramp could create anything house. "See you next Sunday, babe " Lopez Day on the upper while we were playing a match on the lower, or with bubble out of wood and I thought he was a "Oh well, might as well make the That's all I wanted to hear. Hale Irwin conducting a clinic on Mountain Valley Tournament Day, the club makes adjustments to be accommodating Your men tal health All our matches were completed even though Baltusrol will be host ol [he 1985 Women's US Open on the upper course in July Greens Superintendent Joe Flaherty is always receptive to our team Phobias: There aren't any easy cures schedule The pro staff takes an active interest in the team's .progress, headed by Bob Ross with assistants Tom Staples, John Twissel, and Bob By PA.l I.WEBER, Ml). terrifying, that the person thinks he couraged to express himself without tranquiliztirs to »uu i with, to reduce Muleahy Our thanks to Pro Shop Manager Sue Hyde A great deal has been written is having a heart attack, or that he fear of "looking silly" or of being the patient's anxiety, but the basic Caddy Master George Baker and assistant John O'Connell monitor our lately about the successful treat- is going to lose control and "do rejected. Exposure therapy brought treatment would consist of exposure team matches Club Manager Mark DcNoble handles our team schedule and ment of phobias — the disorder in something crazy," or that he is him back into social and group therapy and individual and group is always available to handle any situation Hanger Jim MeGowan keeps which a person develops a baseless going out of his mind. situations, the kind he had avoided psychotherapy. traffic moving on the course dread of situations such as In cases where the panic attacks since adolescence, Patients who have not had relief We would like to extend our gratitude to the Governing Board of Baltusrol, elevators, heights, supermarkets, are a major problem, we would from their phobia with one type of Paul Hanna, president, for its approval of our practice and match dates trains, buses, driving on an ex- initiate treatment with medications In cases where panic attacks are treatment need not be discouraged. A special thanks to member Bill Koonz. for playing host to the Dayton pressway, etc. or of some animal or we call "panic blockers" to control not a problem — and these might be They should seek a treatment team at the annual luncheon and for the gifts presented to the students insect that symplon. We might need to cases of agoraphobia, or more situation where a variety of ap- K.-VV Y.-WCHl'S To some extent, the tendency has continue this for quite a while, but, simple cases such as driving phobia proaches are used and where the Head Coach of Golf been to paint an overoptimistie then, we would simultaneously or phobia for heights or for airplanes treatment measure or measures and iheJonalhan Dayton Team picture with accounts of easy cures initiate exposure therapy and ~ we would not need to resort to would be chosen to suit their par- The fact is that while treatment psychotherapy. The reason for panic blockers. We might use mild ticular case^ often brings about quick and lasting psychotherapy, is thai the panic Thanks extended to fair friends recovery, there are cases where attacks and the phobia are generally On May I], Mountainside held its annual lair. The iheme this year was there is not much change, or where related to some underlying "International Friendship" and it was a hugh success the fears return after an initial emotional problem which must be Legislative addresses It is to all our "friends" that we owe this success Mountainside Fire improvment dealt with Department, First Aid Squad, Police Department, Historical Society, Study "of many of these cases has To illustrate: A young man started students, faculty, members and the PTA of Deerfitld School led us to the conclusion that treat- having panic attacks in his last year A special thanks also to Ruth and BillFrohch for sharing their film with us ment failures are often due to (he in college, the attacks occuring in The Senate In Trenton on the Statue of Liberty, , fact that only one of several class and in social situations. Bill Bradley, Democrat of Denville, Thanks again to all tours people who supported us and area merchants available treatment methods was Although he was able to graduate 315 Russell Senate Office Building, District 22 who donated prizes to us used medication or and assume responsible positions, Washington. DC. 20510 (telephone: Without the help and support we received, this fair would not havv been the psyehotrferapy or "exposure he was always under a terrible 202-2243224). or 1609 Vauxhall Road. State Senate-Donald T. DIFran- success it was1 • therapy " Exposure therapy con- strain Not knowing when or where Union07083 (telephone; 688-0960). cesco. 1906 Westfield Ave,, Scotch VANrVKU.CSAN sists of bringing the patient, step by he was going to have another panic Sen. Frank Lautenberg, Hart Senate Plains 07076, step, back into he dreaded place or attack, he would deliberately stay Office Building, Room 717, Assembly—Robert Pranks, 3 KOKKKTAKKl/MIKM./ away from situations where he was hair places he or she has been avoiding Washington, DC. 20510; District Beechwood Road, Summit 07922, It is our opinion, at The Carrier likely to encounter people in groups, office: Gateway I, Gateway Center, Maureen Ogden 266 Essex St., Letters In the editor must be'received no later lhaii !i a.m. on the thus becoming an isolate, socially, Newark07012, (telephone: 645-3030). Friday preceding the dale of the issue in which lhe> are to appear. Th«-> Foundation, that a combination of Millburn 07041. methods needs to be considered, and "a loner" at his work. Even self- should not exceed :J5O.words and should he typed with double splicing enforced isolation did not end between all lines (not all In capital letler*,, please). suited to each individual case For instance, a patient might anxiety and he took to alcohol, which The House All letters must Include a written signature, a complete address and a To our readers come to us suffering from panic eventually cost him his job and Matthew J. Rinaldo, Republican of phone number where the writer may he reached during business hours attacks, a condition which occurs in resulted in his having to be Union, 2338 Rayburn House Office Copy may be dropped off at 2 New (for verification purposes only). many but not in all cases of hospitalized. Building, Washington, DC, 2051S; or Providence Road, Mountainside, or agoraphobia A panic attack is an After treating this young man with 1961- Morris Ave., Union 07083, He mailed directly to our main office, overwhelming surge of terror, "panic blocker" medication, we serves District 7, P.O. Box 3109, Union 07083, Keep in touch coming "out of nowhere, ' ac- placed him in individual and group psychotherapy In individual The following are the people to contact if you have specific questions or companied by frightening physical symptoms - palpitations, hot therapy, we learned that this man suggestions regarding this newspaper Each of the individuals listed below came from a elosed-in family where Municipal meetings may be reached by calling 686-7700. flashes, faintness and dizziness, ; trembling, choking and suffocating he had not been allowed to have General news inquiries Timothy Owens/Philip Gimson. editors IN BOROUGH HALL Planning Board, •eceod Thursday sensations, The experience is so much contact with people on the of each month, 8 p.m. Mountainside news Shawn Evans, managing editor outside. He grew up shy, timid, Route 22 Social and religious news ..... : bea Smith, soc.al editor. Recreation Commission, third fearful When it came time for him Borough Council, regular Thursday of each month. 8 p.m. Sports news ...'..• Wayne TiUman. sports editor This column Is from The to leave his family and go out on his County ev;nts/entertainment news . RaeHutlon, Focus managing editor. Carrier Foundation, « meeting, third Tuesday of each IN DEERFIELD own, his panic attacks began. His SCHOOL CAFETERIA Advertising Joseph Farina, advertising director psychiatric, facility. Inquiries month, H p.m.; conference, second timidity and shynesa were a central Tuesday of each month. 8p.tn. Mountainside Board of Education, Classified .... Raymond Worrall, general manager. should be addressed to The factor in his problem and he needed Carrier Foundation, Belle Mead Board of Health, second Monday second Tuesday of each month, 8 Circulation ,,.,,,... Mark Cornwall, circulation manager help in overcoming them. In group p.m., Biiilrig '..-'...... Dot Huhrorl, bookkeeper WW02. therapy, this patient was en- •f fach month. B p.m. 2,3,4* COUNTY LEADER NEWSPAPERS - Thursday, June JO, 1985 — 5 Library column Fighting 'shadows' in Centrat America By ROSE P, SIMON military build-ups hosltals, intermittently, for about the mistaken diagnoses of the pait, The following are reviews of books Several suggestions are ad- eight years She worked on her own, the absence of interviews and probes currently available at iho vanced: gradual demilitarization, studied psychology, took menial jobs to ascertain her sanity Springfield Public Library negotiation of security grantees, to suport herself (she always INVOLVEMENT IN CENTKAI, postponement of interest payments denigrated herself), visited her Her introduction to Frank AMERICA (especially for Mexico!, the issue of parent's home 'but not for long), Sargeson < 1954) - an older author — "Endless War, " By James Chate long-term, lowinterest bonds, and published her first poems But was extremely fortuitous. He helped For 160 years since the Monroe reconstruction of present trade her depression increased after her her to develop her literary Doctrine was adopted, the policy of arrangements, some limited younger sister was drowned, and knowledge and to restructure her the United States in Central economic aid, and permission for after her mother became ill work Under his beneficent America has been dominated by two Mexico to take the lead in finding A surgeon, who was about to guidance, Janet's works were ideas — one was the fear of peaceful solutions with her neigh- perform a lobotomy on the* young published This resulted in a con- revolution; the other was that bors. "The United States must woman, accidently discovered that tract which would enable her to foreign nations might influi'nci' finally learn to distinguish between Janet Frame had been awarded a travel on the continent. Although Central America, thus threatening indigenous revolution and Soviet- prize for her published work This still unsophisticated and shy, she our own security, Chaee — formerly inspired subversion," according to was a turning point in her hithereto was prepared to face the world on managing editor of Foreign Affairs, the author. We should try to rein- unhappy life She gives an account nf tier own now senior editor of the New York force "democracy where it already Times Book Review — asserts that exists " we have never had a successful A TROL BI.KD AIHH.KSCKNCK Brearley pupils win awards foreign policy in the region, but have "An Angel at My Table," by Janet intervened politically and militarily Frame Awards to the David Brearley were ranked according to placement from time to time, always fighting This autobiography is the second, Regional High School students who in the school they attend and were "shadows." Today, the "shadows" her adolescent period, of Janet competed in the 22nd Annual Joseph not in competition with those from are those of Soviet-Cuban ex Frame, the New Zealand poet and J Soil Mathematics Day have been the other schools. pansionism. novelist. It begins with the long train announced .Students from (invernur Cecilia Hizzo won top honors in the The author describes the present ride to Dunedin — her first big city Livingston, Jonathan Dayton. Ar- Level I competition Karen Ketchel dilemma as "an old story," citing - where she would live with close thur L Johnson and David lirearlcv took second place and Donna Silver President Reagan's Cold War up relations while attending the high schools competed in the two and Tricia Zanetti tied for third proval: using the military instead of University Training College, levels of competition place an economic or diplomatic approach studying and teaching Timid, The Mathematics Day is named Parn Hae Kresge and Vincent to resolve the complex issues As a overawed, extremely shy, she led a for respected and recent Is retired Tango lied for top honors in the result, violence has risen lonely, miserable existence, mathematit'H educator and coor- Level II competition Maria Foecia F1NGRY SCHOOL kickers from Springfield, who helped drastically, as have general social avoiding people, busying herself dinator, Joseph j Sott ('(jfilestahK look third place raise money for spinal cord research included, from left, and political tensions. The situation with reading, and writing poetry Joel'" Jenifer Joel, Gregory Stevens in each nation is.explored, including Her unusual sensitivity and fears our responses to changes — usually came to a climax when she abruptly Lunches listed at senior site left her classroom to avoid ob- servation and supervision of her The following is next weeks parmigiana, tossed salad with egg headmaster Instead of returning to Springfield senior citizens lunch wedge, wax beans, Italian bread and Pupils 'kick off for spinal research leach, she waited on tables, then menu to be served to at the Becky tapioca pudding Seal Nutrition Center at. the All lunches are served with bread, Students at the Pingry Lower also headquartered in Short Hills, attempted suicide, eventually being School, Short Hills, have literally gradunfe Honrv G Stifpl III, who diagnosed as schizophrenic She Raymond Chisholm School The margarine and milk The Stifel Foundation was started in was himself paralyzed in an became an inmate of mental lunches are offered to any kicked off a campaign that has order to fund vital research into raised more than $4,400 for spinal automobile accident two years ago Springfield senior citizen, regar- St. James part cord injury research. finding a cure for spinal cord injury Stifel's father, Henry G Stifel, Blitzer to head dless of financial status, for SI 25 paralysis, which affects more than All pupils who attend the private began the foundation when he Reservations must be made two of milk program day school, from kindergarten 500,000 Americans. recognized the dearth of funds RCA credit union days in advance by calling ;3765H14 through sixth grade, took part in a Students also prepared "get-well" available for research into spinal between II am and 1 p m St James School, Springfield, cards for imo Pingry School cord injury paralysis. Judith J. Blitzer of Crest Place, MONDAY —Grapefruit juice, has announced that low cost milk soccer kick as part of the school's Springfield, has been elected Annual Field Day, Each student Salisbury steak, mushroom gravy, will be available to ail children president of the RCA Globcom mashed potatoes, carrots, and enrolled sought pledges from sponsors for Employees Federal Credit Unjon of each soccer goal they could kick out PTA at Caldwell picks new officers pineapple tidbits In the operation of Child New York and New Jersey. TUESDAV-Apncot juice, baked Nutrition Programs, no child will of three tries; then returned to The James Caldwell PTA of Caldwell teachers luncheon, given Blitzer previously held the sponsors to pick up their donations. chicken, macaroni salad, peas, and be discriminated against because Springfield elected its 1985-86 slate by the PTA yesterday. The installing positions of assistant treasurer and of race, sex, color, national Participants from Springfield at its annual meeting at the spring officer was Nancy Paley, president peaches. vice president. She is also active in WEDNESDAY-Orange juice, origin, age or handicap Those included Apu Mullick, Gregory concert May 21. The new slate in- of the Union County Council of community affairs and is the who believe they have been Stevens, Jennifer Joel, Haley Joel cludes president, Marie Florio; vice Parent Teacher Associations. The" beef stew with vegetables, hot ap- president of the Springfield Public ples and cinnamon, noodles, and discriminated against, should and Randy Schnur. president, Carol Gebauer; luncheon was a special thank you to Library board of trustees, president write immediately to the Monies raised will help support secretary, Patrice Hunter and all the teachers and staff at Caldwell Italian ice. of the Springfield Republican Party THURSDAY —Pea soup, knock- Secretary of Agriculture. research sponsored by the Stifel treasurer, Carrie Greenberg. School for their work and dedication and vice chairman of the Springfield Washington DC 20250 Paralysis Research • Foundation, throughout the school year. wurst with mustard, potato salad, Installation was held at the Republican County Committee. She sauerkraut, spinach salad and . Parents may call Sister is the elected district leader in the grapefruit sections Elizabeth at 376-5194 for further 6th District. FRIDAY—Grape juice, eggplant information on the program Blitzer is a member of Temple Beth Ahm and the Sisterhood of To Publirily Chairmen; Jaeger PAINT Temple Beth Ahm. Wniii'l \ou like Mime help in preparing newspaper1 The credit union currently has rfl.-.iM's" Write m this riewsp'aper and ask for our Lumber more than $2 million in assets. '•'! ips on Submitting News Releases." • •*••! C»nlf»l SALE "MR, BIN' says.,, Oil Base QUALITY.,, SERVICE,.. Rustic SELECTION... Marsh Stain "Quality II RtmtmMrit) Afjff Pritf il Long Forgotten •• Th(» is a simple ital»m#nt ihji is io important m today's world How many tim*» m your lift do you buy a "bargain" ana art net happy wth I) J wnki presents G«"on later? 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Free Color Chips £ Color Mixin% Rn#) Jewelers & Silversmiths tlnce 1908 265 MHttjum Ava MOibum, NJ, 07041 • 20i-376-?ii Am»rtCHfl Express • Others Ckjb • Visa • Master C-hj.'g© Open Monday & Thursday till 9 P.M. 686-7700 "hurscjay, June 20, 1985 — COUNTY LEADER NEWSPAPlRS Students receive history awards Honors list Cooling aid available The EliMbt'thluwn Chapter No. 1 their school The following list of of Sons of the American Revolution Jersey State Society SAR President The Home Energy Assistance Applications for the program are young achievers were selected by Kichard Riepe Riepe spoke on the at Oak Knoll program is accepting applications available at the Union County Board recently held its 11th annual student their school as most outstanding in awards presentation. need for the students to carry on from eligible state residents to of Social Services, 80 Broad St history: Darryle Merlette, Union their concern about history to their Oak Knoll School of the Holy provide funds to meet medically Elizabeth,. 351-1118; or • at its During I ho ceremony, held at the High; Maria Pinto, St, Mary's High. concern for the future in being good Child, Summit, has announced its necessary cooling costs, Plainfield office, 117 E, Front St., historic Bonnell House in Elizabeth, Carolyn Braun. David Brearley citizens honor roll student*. Households applying for cooling 754-8060, Applications are also the Bronze Good Citizenship Award Regional High, Virginia Gonzalez, available^ local municipal welfare Thosf earning second honors assistance must provide a doctor's was presented to 10 senior students St. Patrick's High; Fernando I*la. certificate stating thai it is offices, and'senior-citizens centers. from area high schools In at- Elizabeth High; Terence Lally. This award has bevn presented to for having achieved not less than Special arrangements have been a B minus in all subjects included medically necessary to control the tendance besides the students were Seton Hall Preparatory. Myron more than 100 students since the household's temperature to ensure made to allow senior citizens and the their parents, guests and several Bednar, Arthur L. Johnson Regional pogram was started Previous Dawn Alison Hartley, 12th grade, disabled to return the applications daughter of Mr and Mrs George the health of one or more of the high school principals and history High, Willrarn • Coviello. Governor recipients of the Bronze Good occupants by mall. teachers Many DAK and SAK Livingston Regional High; Jennifer Citizenship Medal from the Hartley of Lewis Drive, The deadline for filing cooling Springfield: I^amanai Richard- Eligibility for the one-time $12S members also were present Karady, Jonathan Dayton Regional Ehzabethtown Chapter, SAR are grant is based on household size, • assistance applications is June 28. High, and Susan Pass, Linden High encouraged to contact the SAR. at son, 12th grade, and Angelica The Bronze Good Citizenship Liem, nth.-grade,-both, of Ir- income and one's responsibility for The awards were -presented- by -the-Bonnell-Hutise,-HM5 East Jersey, paying medically necessary cooling medal is given to those whose Elizabeth, to let it know of their vington, Joanne Pachana, 10th art* noteworthy in Chapter President Charles Brad costs'. bury Th" fined wrtf-ll/iir \i,[\H M»m current whereabouts grade, of Newark; Jennifer CLASSIFIED Kraska, ninth grade, of Hoselle; Under the federal guidelines, a will sell it.for and Monica I'olino, 11th grade, single person must have a gross you and Sharon Walsh, eighth grade, monthly income at or below $519, Honor roll students listed at Prep both of Union $700 for a family of two, $881 for a family of three, and $1,062 for a The following area students have Hazt'iton, Bryan Nazaruk been named, to the honor roll at Helewa. Gracia Montilus. Hohdan" family of four For each additional Polanskyj, and Pusquale Pugliese Second honors' Daniel Anlunclli, 6O6-77OO Seton Hail Preparatory School in household member, add $181. Scull Hazelton. Robert Nazaruk, South (>rarige for the third quarter of 1RV1NGTON |,rst honors the sehoolyear Michael Quenjero, Edward Creta, Pasquale Pontonero. Dan Connors, Benjamin I)iGmv;mni. Kdward Kalpesh Patel, Ralph f'ondiscio, VAILSBl'Rc; first honors; Kudak, William Mediuch, Michael William Reddick. Daniel Castan, Alikan Bertot, Glenn Garment, Pisano and Kenneth Waddell Michael Fiore, RolxTt Marius, Robert Mailley, Handy Barber. Jeffrey o'Malley and Damn An- Adolfo. Mustamante. Hubert Ennis, Second honors Robert Muse. tuni'lli William Kormisana and Jeffrey Shawn Albert, Larry Culrnone. Paul SPRINGFIKI-D lirst honors: Ideo Voung Albert, Clayborne Fields, Raymond Jeffrey Ahlholrn and Brian BeuteJJ SeconcJ honors — Michael Sharpe. 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INVESTORS SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION HOME OFFICE 349 Mflbum Avenue MJlbum NAVESINK I 36 and Valey Dnve EAST ORANGE 27 Prospect Street RJUNRELD *A FRflHOLD Highway 9 and Adelphia Road SHORT HILLS The Mai [Upper Level} HILLSIDI lift Uberty Aver** SPWNGRELD 173 Motrwn Avenue IRVINGTON 34 Unen Avenue SFWNG LAKE HEIGHTS Httfway 71 1331 Spnngfceld Avenue and Warrw Avenue 1 DBS StuyvRBiinr Avenue UNION 977 979 Stuyvesant Avenue 11 ic • COUNTY LEADER NEWSPAPERS — Thursday, JuneM» 1?§5 — » Diane Forcella is bride Social news Susan Weisbrot is wed in Holy Spirit Church in West Orange Manor Diane Lee Forcella, daughter of Susan WuiHbrou,daughter of Mr. April 27 to Robert Stone, son of Mr, Mr, and Mrs. Leo Forcella of Golf Janice Rose DeSocio and Mrs Paul Wuisbrot of Madison Stuart Stone of Oceanside, Long Terrace, Union, was married May II Terrace, Springfield, was married Island, NY to Frederick Young, son of Mrs. Bertha Young of Montgomery, Ala, is married to Ira Starr Cantor Richard Nadel officiated at Msgr, John H. Koenig officiated at Janice Rose DeSocio, daughter of The wedding ceremony took place the ceremony at the Manor, West the ceremony in Holy Spirit Roman Mr. and Mrs, William J DeSocio of in the Marriott in Syracuse, where a Orange, where a reception followed. Catholic Church, Union A reception Syracuse, N. Y,, was married June a reception followed. A party also was The bride was escorted by her followed at the Knights of Columbus, to Ira Starr, son of Mr, and Mrs held Friday at the Martmsville Inn parents Terry Weisbrot of Union, Norman Starr of Watt-hung, for by the groom's parents University Heights, sister-in-law of merly .of Springfield, Mary Ann Zelinski served as maid the bride, served as matron of The bride was escorted by her of honor. Bridesmaids were Terry honor Bridesmaids were Debra father Cathy Frankshun of Union Kelley Masters, Susan Gorman Stone and Leslie Stone, both of served as matron of honor for her Oceanside, sisters of the groom, and sister. Michele Frankshun of Union, Murray, Joan Primo, Debra Starr niece of the bride, served as flower and Suzanne Starr Shryl Kanlrowilz Alicia Levin of Gaithersburg, Md, girl. served as flower girl Robert Dawson of New York City served as best man Ushers were Brent Young of Union served as Brian Berghuis served as best man Ushers were ('hristophr Robert Palermo of Washington, D. est man for his brother .Ushers were C , James Bronson of Gaithersburg, Robert Forcella of Union, brother of Casson, Robert Gertner, Phil Goodhart, David Hardison and and Richard Stone of Oceanside, the bride, and Chris Mahon of Union, brother of the groom Mathew Winn. nephew of the groom, James Lugananni Andrew Casson served as ring bearer, Mrs Stone, who was graduated served as ring bearer. from Jonathan Dayton Regional Mrs. Young, who was graduated Mrs, Starr, who was gradualed from Bishop Luddon High School, High School, Springfield, and from Union High School, is em- Montclair State College, is employed ployed by Schaffner EMC, Union. Syracuse, cum laude from ihi' University of Pennsylvania (The by the American Association of the Her husband, who also was Wharton School), where she Homes For the Aged, Washington, graduated from Union High School, received a B.S. degree.-and Harvard D C is employed by Union Collision, Graduate School of Business, where Her husband, who was graduated Union, she received an MBA degree, is a from the American University, is The newlyweds, who took a MRS. FREDERICK YOUNG management consultant for Brxiz., employed by Swank Corp, Rich- honeymoon trip to the Poeonos. Allen & Hamilton, New York City mond, S'a reside in Union. Her husband, who was graduated The newlyweds. who took a from Jonathan Dayton Kegionul honeymoon trip to Costa Del Sol, High School, Springfield, summa Spain, rtrhidu in Potomac, Md Penny A. Schmal weds cum laue from Princeton Univer- sity, where he received a BSE degree, and Harvard Graduate Jose Domingo Alvarez School of Business, where he Miss Nancy L. Jelinek Penny Ann Schmal, daughter of received an MBA degree, is an Mrs, Phyllis Schmal of Seventh investment banker for Merrill Street, Kenilworth, formerly of Lynch Capital Markets, New York marries C A. Romoser Union, was married April 28 to Jose City Nancy Lynn Jelinek, daughter of married May 18 to Charles Anthony Domingo Alvarez Jr. of Hialeah, Following a honeymoon trip to Mr, and Mrs Warren H Jelinek of Romoser, son of Mr and Mrs Fla., son of Mr, and Mrs. Jose D. Asia, Burma, China, Hong Kong, Colfax Road, Springfield, was Frederick Romoser of Verona Alvarez Sr. of Colombia, South Japan, Malaysia and Thailand, the The Rev Charles McDermott America. newlyweds will reside in New York officiated at the ceremony in St MRS. IRA STARR The Rev, John Dowling officiated City, Rose of Lima Church, Short Hills. A at the ceremony in St. Joseph the reception followed at the Chanticler Carpenter Church, Roselle. A Shaw-Winter Chateau reception followed at Snuffy's in The bride was escorted by her Scotch Plains father Karen Jelinek served as MaryBeth Scannella of Roselle troth is told maid of honor for her sister Park served as maid of honor Mrs. Barbara Mlttelmeier of Bridesmaids were Kim Jelinek, Bridesmaid was Susan Williams of South Park Terrace, Union, has Kristin Jelinek, Maureen Dowd, North Plainfield. announced the engagement of her Joan Thomson and Margaret daughter, Sharon K. Shaw, to David Saunders Michelle Manley served Diego Alvarez of Hialeah served A. Winter, son of Mr, and Mrs as beat man for his brother. Usher as flower girl Richard Winter of South Richard Robert Romoser served as best was Thurman Williams of North Terrace, Union. Plainfield, man for his brother. Ushers were The bride-elect, who was Mrs, Alvarez, who was graduated Frederick Romoser, Thomas Cucci, graduated from Union High School, Kevin Jelinek, John Jelinek and from Roselle Park High School and is employed by the Southland Corp, Union County Vocational School, David Saunders Robert Manley Her fiance, who was graduated served as ring bearer Scotch Plains, is employed by the from Union high School, attends Mane Event Hair Salon, Cranford, Mrs. Romoser, who was Union County College, where he is gradualed from Union Catholic Girls Her husband, who was graduated studying for an associate's degree of High School, is a data processor for from Virrey Soliz Catholic High science in respiratory therapy. He is King's Supermarkets, School and Miami-Dade College, is a a respiratory technician at Her husband, who was graduated commercial artist at S.S, Studio in Elizabeth General Hospital. from Veroi^Hk|th School and the Union. A January wedding is planned. Sahddt of" l>a& J Stogrammihg, The newlyweds, who took a Union, attends Monmouth College honeymoon trip to the Carribean, He is employed in the accounting MR, AND MRS. ALVARf I reside in Westfield. Couple plans department of GAP Business Ser- vice, The newlyweds, who took a Dr. S. J. Triantafyllou wedding date honeymoon trip to Aruba, reside in Mr and Mrs, Hermann Gerhauser MR. ANDMRS. ROMOSER Bricktown of Union have announced the marries Arlene Damm engagement of their daughter, Arlene Damm, daughter of Mr. Bridesmaids were Janet Trian- Monika Elizabeth, to Joseph A Miss Tolosko betrothal told and Mrs. Walter Damm Jr. of tafyllou, sister-in-law of the groom; Melchionna. son of Mr. and Mrs. Mr, Leo G. Tolosko of Galloping Donate Melchionna of Roselle Park. SHARON SHAW graduated from Union Catholic High Montville, was married June 9 to Dr. Molly Crowther and Mi Young Dean. Hill Road, Union, has announced the School, Scotch Plains, attended Steven John Triantafyllou, son of George Triantafyllou served as The bride-elect, who was DAVIDWINTER engagement of his daughter, Mary graduated from Union High School Union College. Scotch Plains She is Mr. and Mrs. John Triantafyllou of , best man for his brother. Ushers Ann, to John R McGowan III, son of employed by Gregory. Malara and Maplewood Avenue, "Roselle Park, were Tsamplkos TTiantafyllou, and Katharine Gibbs Secretarial Mr, and Mrs Steve Wise of School in Montclair, is a secretary to Charge for pictures Jacoby Malara Advertising The wedding ceremony was held brother of the groom; Dr, Donald Elizabeth, Miss Tolosko also is the Her fiance , who was graduated in Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Vigliotti and Stephen M, Rao. the marketing department at Red There will be a $10 charge for daughter of the late Mrs Doris Devil, Inc., Union from Kean College of New Jersey. Church, Westfield, A reception Following a honeymoon trip to the publication of wedding and Toiosko. Union, is co-owner of Five Points followed at the Chanticler in Greek Isaldns, the couple will reside A June 1986 wedding is planned in engagement pictures. Wedding and A party was held May 26 by the Exxon, Union Millburn, in Herahey, Pa., where Dr, Trian- St. Michael's Roman Catholic engagement stories without pictures prospective groom's parents at the A March 1986 wedding is planned Christine Triantafyllou, sister of tafyllou will begin a residency in Church, Union, and a reception will wif] still be published without Suburban Golf Club, L'nion in Holy Spirit Roman Catholic the groom, served as maid of honor. orthopedic surgery. follow at the Chanticler, Millb^ charge The bride-elect, who was Church. 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Box Springs FRESH FISH A SEAFOOD UPT0 Made on the Premises SOUPS & SALADS STUFFED SHRIMP PMtNWAtOlPMN 25 SEALY*SERTA Also on Display With Chef 1 eddy U^BIC. fonMtty ot Halfway HoaH CUUMOMOAHATA "•", Iflr.'i SMB. liWI Met From a burger to a lobster TUESDAY, JUNE 25th and everything in between 111 Nrth totiMM 294 It 10W. Efakl Astonishing Appetizers Dandy Dinners • Mattresses &MI|H, HJ EjSt HMSItf, Nj Salacious Soups U Salads Sumptuous Seafood • Box Springs Two-hour Free Delivery* Omnipotent Omelets Wondcrous Wines • Brass Beds Superb Sandwiches Delicious Desierts • Hi-Ristrs on all stock items including • Custom Sizes The Jersey Shore s Long Island 230 WESTHELD AVENUE ROSELLE PARK * on premium Bedding frnmnmonim EXIT 137 G. S. PKWY • 245-2992 S^S^SSv,. ., 10 AM-* PM« Thwr*. 10 AM-f PM« Sat. 10 AM-S PM. OPEN; Man, thru Sat. 11 an to 2«m • §••. ipntoStm Thursday, JuntJO, IWi COl'NTV LTADER NEWSPAPERS Miss Hilicksa, who is completing hur Clubs in the news Deborah Himpita! Foundation for the junior your at Union High School, The officers for I9H5-I9H6 ure Kisie lornialion cm IK- obtained by calling "Children of the World" program. has been inducted into Ihe National Christian of Irvington. who was re- >N»4 Honor Soiety She is activi' in the elected as president; R-egina CYO and Varsity Basketball and Kennedy, pasl president; Julia THE ROSE L. SCHWARTZ serves as u secretary of thu Fuluro Kuska, vice president; Kleanor THE IHlh ANNUAL Polish Day Business and Professional Group of Business Leaders of America !lt>r Nickels, secretary; Mary Gural, program, featuring exhibitions of Hadassah will sponor a one-day bus honors include Kutgers's Scholar, financial secretary, Carmel Musi, Polish dances, music and songs, will trip to Valley Forge. Pa,, Sept. 11. It Optimist Club award, first place in treasurer, and Frances Mct'allum, IK1 held Sunday at 2:30 p.m in was announced that reservations tht' KBLA Regional Competition und sentinel Delegates to the Kastern Warinanco Park Stadium, NKDT certificate Chapter include Mrs Christian... KlizaiH'lh In the event of rain, the should be made early A bus will Miss BiliuMku is |hi- daughter of Mrs, Kirkels. Mrs Kuska, Nelva program will be held in Si leave at 9 a.m. from the Howard Mrs, Helen Bilicksa of" Union Mech and Ann (Jawlik. Al Christian, AdallHTt's Park Stadium, Elizabeth, Savings Bank parking lot In Ir- During her "stay" ori ThrDOUHI.IKH past grand knighi, conducted the at 2 iifi p hi It was announced that vington Center and at 9:15 a.m. from campus, shu will join girls Irom Nt>w (iisialliilnin ri'remony, assisted liy the program is sponsored by the the Foodtown on Mill Road, ir- Jt'rsi'y to atlenri cartH'r scmiiiiirs, Hitse Kull.ilu, distncl deputy, and Kli/.abeth Fe OPEN 7 DAYS (nrington, N.J. Mon.-Thurs. Fri. & Sit 372-8644 Sunday Finally, A Hist Class Seafood Dinner Complete Bar Only $Z95 Tb $8.95. HAIR CORE (Served Monday thru Thursday) Family Haircutters "Serving the entire family with the latest cutting and sfylifig tochniquBs. STUFFED FLOUNDER LINGUINE MARJNARA WITH SHRIMP AND SCALLOPS Qu< f vpf»f1,Vf Shampoo, Cut and Blow Dry SHRIMP AND CHICKEN SCAMPI PERMS & COLOR OPEN BODY WAVES 00 HARVEST SEAFOOD PIE SOFT SHELL GRA8 I PAYS A AEEK FROSTING CALL LOCATION 00 FOR HOURS And Fresh Fillets LONG HAIR & CURLING IRON EXTRA And Scallop Dishes And Shrimp Dishes And Combo Plates And more. Union • 2*25 Morris A v«. • Ml 2525 MM teen • 23 W»v«rly PI. • 7«|-ftie All $7,95 to $8.95 in a compjfte dinnff,including •atf M«MV«r • 3M Rt ,!• • 42I-W33 Wayn* • RMt • Willow H. CtntfHr • 2Mlf 32 garden salad, entree, dessert MM • I S«, Main SiTMf • 472*2474 Excellent • • • 3 Stars-New York WoodbrkHK• Rt. 1 * c«Mor Plata • tM-IIll Mouth Watering Superb 1 0/ the 3 Best in N.J ' N,J, MontHymg*** Katwitown • Rt.SS AM* Orel* Plata • S42-M4I Superior Food Excellent Service'' ****3 StarS'A.P, Piwt*. Sealood impeccaNy Fresh A Promivr Local Sontood Hostautani ' Htm BwmMick Hgtm N»m. \,7,3,4,5,6* COUNTY i FAPFP NFWSPAPFP*; - Thursday. June JO, 1985 — 11 Religious events Pastor to be honored ol the Kirs! Coiigii'gntional Church TIIK TKMIM.K VOl'TII Croup of of .loshu.-i They will !H> held at (he of Union, with the scheduled Congregalion B'ruii .leshurun. short Dunn Sports (Vnlfr in KII/JIIH'III Hills, held its high school graduation at concert on Sunday departure dak- of Aug 19. A veteran mt. NTI-;\ |.;.\ MM \H I ill l< loader in group travel. Miss For ceremony recently. Barry Flowers iiili'iiiii liiiinsicr, will priNich id (he A choir of more than r»o voices sbt'rg tor Rev. Nancy, as she is and Boris Schwartz are the high Congregational Church, Ml ;i m worship service Sunday ;il under the direction of James S culled in the local areas) will be school seminar leaders Spiritual Brooklyn. N Y Osccolii PrcslivliTmri Church, KW'l ladle will honor the Kev and assisted on the trip by U'oln An leaders are IJr Barry Hewitt Uiiriljin Hoiid. < Inrk The church Mrs Klfner A Talcolt on the The minister served on the durson. director of music of (he Greene, senior rabbi. Cantor school children, kindern;ir!cn (K'easion of Pastor Taleoll s Ixiard of directors of Kirkndge Chatham United Methodist Church Norman Ku miners and Itahbi thrnunh sixth yniric, will attend the rehremenl Sunday at 7pm m Kcireal Center for more than M) It was announced that th<»st' who Stephen W (ioodman Klame F lirs( ifi minutes of worship service (he sanctuary of the Community years His ecumenical corn sign up "have an option of going for Kadison is dimtor of religious lhen le;ive (o allend the Chrislian Preshylenan Church, Mnuii milmeu(s involved him in eon 15 days and returning on Hep! 2. or education, and Audrey Kleiner is the education program in HIKIIII A All lainside Pii'selll iiiernbeis of the lerences in Canlerhury and for .22 days, reluriung Sept 0." The temple Youth Group advisor •men nf the church and Iriends will Senior Choir, liiniier meinhers Vienna Recentl> tie traveled to lour is open to "people of all ayes, Ihe Soviet I'nion as a px-ace TIIK KVANCKI'.IKTIC < i:\TliK attend a Mens Kellnwship Mreak and students of the I'lriyi v SCIUHII races and religions." s;iys Itev 2<>f»2 Si George Ave . Railway, has fasi Saliirday a( H p tn A Hues! v. ill par iuipaie ambassador with a group Nancy "The ami is lo provide an announced lhat the Sunday leaching speaker will IM- present sponsored l)\ Ihe National experience which will bring life to and ministry will l>e provided !>> the Selections will include the ( (iiineil til Churches the Biblical pas! and an appreeialion Rev Paul K, McCarthy, pastor A A FIIKK MOVIK, "The IlidmH "(ilona" by H'r'ancis Poulene. Mr Tiili'riU's interest in music I'lace. ' starring Julie Harris, will MIKf WARNKf of the present as well as un- Bible School will begin Sept Hi, lull "Canli(|ue de .Jean Itacine" by "was largely responsible for the IM1 shown at (irai'i- l.ulheraii Churi-h, Mike Warnke will t > presented by derstanding Home of the problems lime, Monday through Friday at (iabnel Kaure. "Hen . Ich Warle installation of the Aeolian H 2222 Vauxhall Itoiid. Union, July t:» faced in the Middle Fast " 8:45 a.m.. and part lime. Monday Auf Dem lleil bs Johann Skinner Pipe Organ and Ihe MOPE Ministries Saturday at H p.m. iH'Kinnnin a! H pm Weather per and Tuesday, at 7 pm On Wed Miehai'l Baeb and "l.ncus Iste founding ol "Pathways to Jit Burnet Junior High' School, Ouring the firs! week, Jerusalem milting, the film will be shown nesdays at 7 pm , a Miracle and liy Afilon Bruekiier An inlormal Music," which for many sears Morris Avenue-. Union Warnke, who will be •explored extensively. Ixith ouldoors (otherwise indoors) It was Healing seminar will IHI condueied part ui the program will include "provided opportunities for' was recently seen on television's old and news, including an ar annouiici'*) that those who plan In ABC's '•20/20' in a program about cheological lecture' on the site of a by Pastor McCarthy, Youlh (Jroup "Kvers Valley." "Kvrry Time ! yiiung performers to concerli/e allend are requested to hritiM their Keel the Spirit "Shake Hands" butanism and occult He is a former recent excavation, and ,i folk lore meetings for ages l:t and over arc own chairs, hlankts and popeorri m the Mountainside Church " Satanist high priest, drug user and program at the International held Thursdays at 7 p.m with In 1 aiid •'There Is Sunshine in Ms His wife, the former Helen Lemonade will IK provided The Soul " . drug dealer He explains that his life Cultural Center for Youth Old and lereessory Prayer. Home fellowship Rev Donald I, Brand, pallor til (he Bruce Douglas ol Use. X Y , .ilsn changed after joining the United New Testament events will be meetings are held Sunday in church, has announced thai A reception will Inllov. in the has been active in the com States Navy more than Hi years ago recreated through devotional Colonia, Woodbridge, Kosellc and "everyone is welcome siK'ial rooriis uj ihc church mumly She served as an officer ;ind after he became a bornagain moments m such places as the Staten Island, N. Y,; Tuesdays in Members (il the Mjrroundiug >)! the I'TA and the I.ibrars Christian Tickets are available at Garden Tomb, the Upper Room and Kenilworth and Friday in Klr/abelh AN ANNUAL Hllil.K SCIIOOI. cominujiilies are insiled id ,i\ Volunteer (iroup (<>r the public Monthly seminars are held "live by local Christian book stores or by Gethesemane." There will be day will be held by the First lend M-hooh She also server! on Ihe way of satellite Additional m calling 789=9749 or 276.8740. A~free- trips to Bethany, Bethlehem, Presbytcriiin ('(inHrugalion ol Hoard ol Directors ol Ynuth iirid formalion can be obtained by tailing Pastor Talcott, who will retire will offering will be taken to aid Jericho, Qumran, iviusada and the t'onnccticul FurmH, Stuyvcsanl r'arrliK Counseling services in •IWMKHO. on June :{ii, will reside in Plain World Relief's project in Burkina Deaci Sea area The second week will Avenue and Chestnut Street, Union, Westfield for nine years the Faso i formerly Uppr Voltai The highlight the Galilee region, Akko. field A graduate of Swarthmore Board of Directors ol Children -, TIIK SKHMON TOPIC fur Sun July !f^ io 1H and July 22 lo 25 The money will be used to dig new water Ceaesarea. Capernaum, Haifa, 1 College and Vale Divinity School. Specialized Hospital, Moiin day's summer worship service in theme will IK "God's People Pray ' wells in the drought-stricken area Jaffa., Megiddo, Nahariya. Nes Mr Talcot! has served ihe lainside. and set retars lo its Community United Methodist Classen (or children, ages three lo All HOPE Ministries activities are Ammim, Nazareth, Safred, Tiberias Mountainsie Church lor 24 years execut ive commit lee M rs Church, Roselle Park, will be "A 12,. will slart at H;!() a m and con given to aid missions working in the and Tel Aviv He was-ordained in fjreenwich, Talent! does volunteer w,ork for Kamble in Saint Mark, -Chapters 4 elude at noon each day The two United States and/or abroad Conn , in IW47 He had served as the hospital as a ruenibiT of Ihc Also, the mountain peaks of and 5." Dr. Alan D, Yeo. pastor, will? week program will cover Bible history will he visited, such as, the pastor of the Forl Schuyier Sen;or Auxiliary THE HISTKRHOOI) of Temple preach at 8:30 and 10 am Summer study, music, arts and crafts and Mount of Beatitudes, Mount Carmel, Preshyterian Church of New Mr Taleoll will teach a coursi' Mekor Chayim. Linden, recently Sunday School will begin at 10 am recreation It was announced lhat the Mount of Olives, Mount Scopus, York City, assistant pastor of the in social issues and values hum a installed its 1985 officers. They are Child care will be available uarly resgistration is essential Mount Tabor and Mount Zion. Rye Preshylenan Church and religious perspective at Webster Barbara Engelberg, president; Additional information can l>e oh "There will be opportunities to swim TIIK HKRMONKTTK topic pastor of the Old First Reformed College in Geneva, Switzerland, Frances Farber, vice president and tained by calling Cathy Pinch at (Ml in the Sea of Galilee, the Dead sea, Sunday at noon at the Higher New Church and Park Slope fur the spring semester of IHH0 membership chairman; Marjory M24 the Red Sea, the Mediterranean Sea Thought Center, United Methodist Hecht, vice president and program and to wade in the Jordan River." Church, 1060 Overlook Terrace, chairman; Myrtle Dembling, Sheila The third week will focus on the Union, will be given by the Kev Levine and Dolores Sheps. vice Sinai, with stops at Yad Mordechai, Howard Piercy, husband of the Dr presidents and members of the ways Beersheba, David Ben Gurion's Eslelle Piercy, founder-director of and means committee, Rozalind Kibbutz Sde Baker, "the awe- the church His sermon will be Rosenblatt, recording secretary; inspiring Wilderness of Zin, Avdat "Success Never Gives Up," Adele Rekoon. social secretary: (a center of the Nabatean Muriel Ostroff, financial secretary; civilization)," three days and nights Annette Diamond, corresponding TIIK COOK HISTKRH (three in the resort of Eilal. plus three secretary, and •„ Bess Hoffman", sisters from California) will sing at additional days back in Jerusalem to treasurer. Eleanor Fishman was the the 9:30 .m service Sunday of the complete the tour. installing officer. Sandy Schachter Calvary Chapel They are on a tour was the outgoing president. Additional information can be of the east coast. Pastor James Tale obtained by calling Miss Forsberg at will teach at both the morning and RESERVATIONS ARE being 688-4333. the 6:30 p.m. services from the book received for "Israel Experience 1985." a tour personally designed by the Rev Nancy E. Forsberg pastor Metro Professional in tuiintii Dating Referral Servicel UALITY WT.in Take the guessing out of Blind Dating] Date by choice, not by chance DECORATORS n ui Offlo I W0 632 Boulevard - "V AtfiTn. Building Kg 0370 p 349 E. Northflald Avo Suit* LL8 • Livlngsron 'IBS11 •Sofa or Z Chairs • SclfWelt • Overlock • Fitted Arm Protectors DR. HARVEY L ROTER Reupholstery • Sofa or 2 Chairs SURGEON PODIATRIST • New Custom's • Pick-up 4k Delivery , is pleased to announce the addition of • Complele'Job Prices injluat Fabric the latest technological advance in podiatry, Fit! SHOP *! 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First, Pcugctit gives ytiu a New Vehicle Limited Warranty which extends to three years or 36,000 Just moved miles. That means Peugeot will repair or replaee, Full Service \ without charge, any defects in material or inl Restaurant wcirkmanship. Second, Peugeot provide* a Powertrain Limited I can help Warranty whieh extends to 5 years or 50,000 miles. Its coverage includes engine, transmission, LUNCH • DINNERS you out. driveshaft and rear-axle components. • LATE NITE SNACKS • With this kind of protection, you're probably Don't verrj ind Milter about lurnini four expecting endless qualifications and disclaimers. EViftYmNG FRQM >il around town. Or *(ut ti Mt tn« do. Or Well, don't. Peugeot can afford to offer a •hetBWk. Vi IB, HAMBURGERS, warranty so impressive because our cars are so As ,oui WELCOME WAGON Heiits. ! cm impressive. wmBfctj tm rjunnw e« ptiifii MWltd, Htlp SALAD PLATTERS ,joy bt|tn IB tii|Oj four HW twin...t»d For 9H years, Peugeot has maintained a $hoppin|, lout iMrKtionl, tOTrflMnrtT *• SANDWICHES DINNERS reputation for building quality'automobiles so portumt) some of the most exacting standards in the world- And my basktt it lull a* uMiul I'lti to Comedf And now, Peugeot is providing a warranty ptiaM four timit|. Irtry package to match. Taki i briik Irons yiBKii*! and tali mi fridoy I Saturday For complete details, see a copy of the warranty Wife at your local Peugeot dealer. h 36 Evergreen Avenue, Spr- FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CATHOLIC ingfield, 379-7222. Rev. Richard CHURCH A, Miller. Sunday: Sunday ST. JOSEPH'S POLISH School-9:30, Morning Worship Morris Ave. and Church Mall. Spr- and Children's ChurchlO:45, ingfield, 379 4320. Church School DOCTORS ON DUTY is a NATIONAL CATHOLIC CHURCH evening Service 7:00. Wednes- 9:00 a.m. Worship Service 10:15 day: Prayer Meeting and Bible a.m. Rev. Jeffrey A, Curtis. , 251 Hasten parkway (at 18th Study-7:00, new environment for diagnosing DOCTORS Ave,) 37304*0 (Rectory) and 373 PRESBYTERIAN 0609 (Parish Auditorium), Sun- and treating: day Holy Masses at 9:00 a.m. OFTHEP.CA. (English) and 11:00 a.m. • sprains, broken bones 2624 Morris Ave. (Polish), Rev, Fr. flo«dan K. NON- FELLOWSHIP CHAPEL CHURCH Ciywciynki, Ph.D. DENOM1N ATION AL Union, New Jersey 07083 IBB Union Avenue, Irvington 373- • cuts, bruises 1(ENILWORTH GOSPEL CHAPEL 0147, id Brown Pastor, Worship A mcmhi't i)f fk'ih Hcdllh C jtc Scrvii <••» Corporjliun Services on Sunday 10 a.m. ft 11 Corner of Newark Ave. & So. 23rd a.m., Wednesday night bible study • minor burns CHRISTIAN SCI1NC1 St., Keniiworth, 276-8911. Sunday 7:30-8:30 p.m.. Youth Ministry A Communion 9: IS a.m.; Bible Hour, Women's Fellowship. True to the • colds, flu FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST Sunday School 11-.00 a.m.; Even bible the Reformed Faith Great ing Service 7:00 p.m.; Wednesday Commission. Night Bible Study 7:30 p.m. For • sorethroats, earaches n 941 Caldwell Avenue. Union, 9M- 3454, church Calender: Sunday Further information on Classes • fever, infections Scrv.ce II a.m., Wednesday and Clubs please call Richard Ar- ROMAN CATHOLIC Service 8: IS a.m. Sunday Schoom thur at 376-tfl 1 or 2414M4. • sports, work injuries am, • , ST. LEO'S CHURCH !2i,M/rlli Avenue, Ir vington, J72- • minor surgery REFORMED 1272, Sunday-7i30, 9 & 10:30 a.m., EPISCOPAL 12 noon; i:00 p.m.-Spanish., 1 Weekdays-7:00 S. %,M am., 12 noon. Saturday-5;30 p.m.. Rev, ST LUIS EPISCOPAl CHURCH THE REFORMED CHURCH Dennis R. McKenna, Pastor • We also provide £ast t-owrfo Avg. jndr •••(nut ST.. Roselle 34V0I1S. Holy eycMritt Of LINDEN employee and athletic 7-30 a.m, HMy lyeliarttt «r Mor- ST. PAUL THE APOSTLE ning Prayer 10iM a.m. Sunday 600 North wood Ave., Linden, ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH School and Nursery 9:45 a.m. The John L. Magee Jr. Pastor, wor- physicals, X-Rays, lao Rev. Kenneth Oormaa. ship Service* on Sunday 9:fco MS NesBit Terrace, g a.m., Church School 9:M a.m.. J7MSM. Rev, William Smalley, Conformation Class en Sunday pastor. Schedule of ST 1018LURE0* AIL SAINTSirSi 4:IS p.m. Youth Fellowship on Saturday Eve. S.M p.m, My work and EKG. EPISCOPAiCHUttH Sunday 7:00 p.m., couples Club 7:30, CiM, ltiN, II NOOH, and Tuesday at 1:00 p.m., Man's Weekdays Mon.-Prl. 7;M and JTB vnesntW ajmMii . — •rottierhood 3rd Tuesday at i:oo 1:00 a.m., Saturdays iilM aM "53. Sunday WortHip Service* p.m.. Women's OulM for Chris 9:00 a.m. Holyday Kve. 7iM a.m, (201)964-5100 Man service 3rd Wednesday HIM Molyday 7:00, ItM, 9iOO a.m., a.m. My ©wild, •:00 p.m. Even- 5:K * 7:00 p.m.. Rite Of Ri ing Ouild, Choirs Junior, dilation, Saturday 5:00 to I:M NO APPOINTMENT NEEDED .m. *v« Thursday at 4:50 p.m. Senior, p.m., NevtM to MirawMw Thursday at 1:09 p.m.. Boy Modal, ajvtry Monday •vanlnt Wednesday Jlf 10 a.m. Inltrim Scouts Thursday at 7:00pm at 7:10 p.m. in Church. OPBSIMON.-S^:9A.M.-9RM. 'SUN./HOL 9 A.M.-5RM. pritf Paul Hurranw. 1 ^^.^•f.^r " ^ ^^- -* *^ ^ a-t#jpJr"-- rn '•NTY LEADER NEWSPAPERS - Thursday, JuntM, ijjS — 13 Medical Michael j. Bianco p.D S FAES Comprehensive Foot care KEiN, POLLATSCHEK & GREENSTEiN Daniel JDiCiacomoD.DSM. AC.D » ROUTINi AND DIABiTIC FOOTCARE • SPORTS MiDICINE • PEDIATRIC EVALUATION AND TREATMENT COUNSELLORS AT LAW • SAMEDAY SURGERY-OUTPATIENT SURGERY FAMILY DENTISTRY SiRVINC TMi UNiONiSSIK ARIAfOR OVtR SO YEARS Dr. Michael B. Lerner PIRSONBLiZED LEGAL REPRESENTATION PERSON*! IPIJURf'ACClDENICAit:,. 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Diplomaie in Neurology NED KIRSCH Advertising EXPERIENCED IN ALL TYPES OF Specializing In The Treatment Of No Fees Without l&daches I Neurologic Disorders PERSON AL INJURY Racovtry Also Assistance No Charge For Initial CLAIMS Visit ing Biofeedback For Pain Management iiulllilllllt: AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENTS JO* DELATED ACCIDENTStf DISEASES VIBDKAL MAUlACin 1600 St. George Ave. call Rahway. N, J. 201-382«18i8 686-7700 623-O1 12 - Thursday, June 20. IMS - COUNTY LEADER NEWSPAPERS Irma Beyer, «7, of Row-He, died James Crawford, 92, of Edison, June 11 at home. formerly of Roselle, died June 10 in member of the KenUworth Fi/it Aid She wu born in Hungary and the John P. Kennedy Medical movwl to Kenilworth 68 yean ago, Squad. came to thta country and Newark in Obituaries Center, Edison. Church, Elizabeth. was actlvt in Metal and chariUbte Mr. SWMMO WM the owner of S. He wai pfMidMt toe 1904, Mrs, Btyer lived in Maplewood He was born In Scotland and came Surviving are a son; William P.; a Sweruon A Sona, Inc. in Kenilworth, KenUworth Historical Society mttl before moving to Roselie 34 years, organltaUons She was a vice 1963. In 1957, h« served ai chairman to this country and Roselle in I9ffl brother, John; a sister, Molly president in the Veretu Ladles an electrical contracting firm for 47 Mrs. Beyer was a jommunicant of He lived in Roselle for 59 years Frasier, seven grandchildren and yean before retiring 10 yean ago. of the KenUworth Golden JuWlee. He St. Joseph the Carpenter Church, Auxiliary and a secretary In the wai a member of toe KenUworth before moving to Edison four years two-great grandchildren. Lumza Ladies Auxiliary. He waB graduated from Upsala Roselle. She recently was awarded a ago, Mr, Crawford was a supervisor College in Eait Orange in 1925. Rotary Club. citation by the mayor and Borough Perlman, 89, of Springfield Surviving art a son, Albert, a vice He became a member of the Mr, Swenson was a Sunday school for Gordon's Gin. Linden, for 25 president of the Sumner Gardens Council of Roselle for being the years and retired in 1958. He was a died June 12 in the Cornell Hall Kenilworth Planning Board in 1M0 teacher at St. Bartholointw'i oldest living resident. Nursing Home. Union. and Ehrhart Gardens Senior and served for many yearg, some of Luthern Church and the United member of Ihf Senior Citizens Citizens Corp. of Union; a daughter, Surviving are a son. John J.; a Association, Piscataway Mr. Born in Russia, Mrs Perlman them as chairman and some as Lutheran Church in Elizabeth for lived in Newark before moving to Beatrice Gimelstob. six grand- secretary. He also served on the many yean. He was a member of daughter, Margaret A Haegi, three Crawford was a member of the children and eight grandchildren, grandchildren and five great- Third Westminister Pn'sbytorian Springfiuld IH years ago. She was a Kenilworth Board of Education. the Fisherman's Club, the grandchildrrn member of the Workman's Circle Swen Swenson, 83, of Kenilworth, For 30 years, he was a member of Evangelism Group, the choir and Rrnnch. 9iWi. Newnrk Mrs Perlman long active in borough government the Kenilworth Fire Department. the church council in St. Bar- -Death Notices and school affairs, died June 12 in For 25 years, he was the fire tholomew's Church. •tOOKi-On June' 15, 19S5 -Anna M^ HASKlLLJohn F. . on Friday. Juno 14 MABINOS On June 15 1985, Tessie Overlook Hospital, Summit. department chaplain: Mr: Swenson Surviving are h»s wife, Alice; (Mokueh), of Union, N.J.. wife of the (Defnesticjy- ol Elizabeth, N.J. devoted was the secretary of the Firemen's lot* Frederick G Brooks devoted 1985, of Irvington beloved husband of Swenson Drive in Kenilworth was three sons, Carl John, Swen Paul the late Marion (neo Irving) dear (other mother of joy Marmos sist«r of Charles named in his honor. Exempt and Relief Association for and Nils Peter; a daughter, Ingrld mother of Kathie Ann ond Yvonne Demebtic and John Dames The funeral Margaret Brooks, sister of John and of Edward C, and Mrs Laura Seaman more than 50 years, starting in IBM. Bernadine Power, and seven also survived by six grandchildren was conducted from The MC CRACKEN Bom in Hjarnarp, Sweden, he Joseph Makujh The funeral service was FUNERAL HOME 1500 Morns Ave,, setllud In Connectiuui in Mno ,nui Mr. Swijiison was a founding grandchildren. held ,jn Mount Pleasant, Pa. Relatives and fnonds attended the service at The CHARLES F HAUSMANN Union, with a Funeral Mass at St. Affongemerm by The MC CRACKEN Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church, FUNfRAL HOME 1 500 Morns Ave. 1 SON FUNERAL HOME 1057 Sonford Ave , Irvington Newark BANKS- Jean, of Linden; on June GIVENS-Patrick J., of Clifton, MONTELEONE-Antoinette, of Union, N.j 12. . formerly of Linden; on June 13. Union; on June 16. PASKAS On June 1 I 1985, Joseph j., of CAPUTOOn June 12 1985 Nicholas of HOTZEmmy (fjlechmonn) of Union trvington N j beloved husband of the BEYIR-Irma Frank, of Roselle; GQRMLY-John J., of Spring MUGAN-Miehael, of Roselle Mountainside N.j (formerly of N J,, on June IS 1985 wife of Rudolph late Estelle (Grabowiki) Poskas, father on June li, Lake Heights, formerly of Ir- Park; on June 11. Irooklyn NY) husband of the lot© Hotz. mother of Waldo Hoti and Mri of Ronald Stephen and the late Joseph ©race (DeNoro), devoted father of Rose Normo Villa 5!!,!er of Frederick BORENSTEIN-Abram, of vington; on June 15. MURRAY-J. Walter, of Foun- J Haskas Jr brother of Adele Gatti, Harrington and Jean Bochelder also Bleehmann of Sun Valley Idaho also Union; on June 16. G0TT0—Edna M., of Roselle; on tain, Fla,, formerly of Roselle; on CoMstanco McKf?nna Julius and the lote Survived by two grandchildren and three Survived by five grandchildren and two Fred Poikas also survived by one BORON-Frank, of Brielie, for- June 16 June 12. great.grandchildren The, funeral was great.grandchildren Funeral wai grandson Sloven Poskos Funerol From mrly of Linden; on June 16. GRAF—John, of Linden; on June OLTRICHTER-Elizabeth, of conducted from The MC CRACKEN conducled from The? MC CRACKEN FUNERAL HOME 1500 Morris Awt fho MC CRACKEN FUNERAL HOME, 1500 BR00KS=Anna M, of Union; on FUNERAL HOME 1500 Morris Ave 1 14. Linden; on June 13. Mom , Ave Union N j The Funeral Union, N j with a Funeral Mass at Our Union. Mass in Holy Spirit Church June 15, Man wo', offered at St Loos Church, PAGLIA—Theresa, of Irvington; Lady of Lourdes Church Mountainside Union Interment Hollywood Memorial \r <* ington )nietmijni Holy Cross CAPUTQ-Nicholas, of Moun- GUIDOTTI-John, of Moun- on June 16. f ntombment Gfaeeland Memorial Park Park in lieu of flowori family requests contributions to Overlook Hoipftal Cemetery North Arlington tainside; on June 12. tainside; on Junes. PASKAS=Joseph J., of Irvington; Auxiliary. CLAUDIUS-Albert W., of on Junen. CLAUDIUS.On June 13 1985, Albert W RIEDINCER On June? 10 1985, Herman HASKELL-John F, oflrvington; of Atlantic leach, N.C . beloved Atlantic Beach, N. C, formerly of LOSFFLIR.On jync 11 1985 Amelia M F ol Union N j beloved husband of on June 14. PASQUAROSA-Anthony C, of husband of Maude E. (Brush); devoted (nee Matonickin) beloved wife? of the? Caroline? {Skidmore?j Riedinger, devoted Union; on June 13. HELMSTETTER-Arthur, of Menlo Park, formrly of Irvington; foiner of Elizabeth | Wisnewski. also late Edward T devoted mother of father of Kathleen Mehr grandfather of CONCILIA—Dominican Sister, of survived by two grandchildren and two Union; on June 12. on June 14. Charles Edward and Francis Loefflor Joy Jennifer and Jessica Mehr, brother greatgrandchildren. The funeral service Caldwell, former Linden principal; HENKE-Maerose A., of Toms ,. PERLMAN—Rose, of Springfield; Evelyn Fitzgerald and Ann Ramundo of Edward Riodmger and Frieda was conducted at The MC CRACKEN on June 14 dear sister of Frank Matt also survived Trautvottor The funeral service was River, formerly of Irvington; on on June 12. FUNERAL HOME I SOT Morris Ave by 24 grandchildren and five great conducted ai The MC CRACKEN CRAWFORD-James, of Edison, June 14. PINO—Dominick, of Irvington; on Union N J, grandchildren Relatives friendi and FUNERAL HOME 1500 Morns Ave., formerly of Roselle; on June 10, HILSE-Paul R., of Moun- June 10. members of tho Bayley Seton League Union. N J CRUDUP-Elizabeth, of Linden; tainside, on June 15. RIEDINGER—Herman, of Union, n June 10. 1985. Mrs ilizabelh Legion of Mary. Rosary Altar Society on June 12, (Spisak), aoe 82, of Kenilwarth, loving Adult Choir and Senior Citizens Club all SLAHOR On June 9 1985 Margaret I., of HORNER-Mollie, of Millburn, formerly of Irvington; on June 10. wife of the late Michael, beloved mother of immaculate Heart of Mary Church Manahowkin N J (formerly Hillside), CUFF-Emmett J., of Newark formerly of Irvington; on June 12, ROLL-Walter, of Roselle Park; 1 of Mrs, Ruth Lippiello. Mrs Florence Maplewood attended the funeral from wife of the late Stephen A . devoted (Vailsburg); on June 14. JONES—Richard C, of Linden; on June 12. Miller and Ms, ietty Santa Cattarina The EDWARD P LASKOWSKI FUNERAL mother of Mrs Linda Federico ond late DEJOWSKI-Edmund M Sr, of olio survived by eight grandchildren and HOME, 1405 Clinton Ave then to ifn Craig Slahor sister of Helen Regi and on June 12, seven greaigrondchildren. Relatives maculate Heart of Mary Church Alex Rogi also survived by two grand- Union; on June 13, KELLER—Ann, of Kenilworth; on ond friends attended the funeral from Maplewood, Funeral Moss Intermeni children Thf funeral service was DONHAUSER-Leona F., of Ir- June 15, The KENILWORTH FUNERAL HOME, 511 Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, conducted at The MC CRACKEN vington; on June 14. KLIMEK-Anthony J,, of Roselle; THE FAMILY of the late, Washington Ave,. Kenilworth, thence to FUNERAL HOME 1500 Morris Ave., KAIRBANKS-Carelton, of LUSINGIR Anna R, (Kershaw). forrhefly Union Interment Hollywood Memorial on June 11. beloved Doctor Edward St. Theresa s R.C. Church. Kenilworth, a Lantana, Fla, formerly of Union; on Funeral Mass was offered Interment of Point Pleasant, wife of the late Pork KOVAR—Beatrice, of South Good kin wishes to extend Holy Name Cemetery, Jersey City, In Frederick Lusinger, survived by o June 13. STUiiSQn June 13, 1985 Sgr_oh_.J.gne_ Orange, formerly of Irvington; on lieu of flowers, donations to the Center nephew. Funeral was conducted from their sincere thanks to ill (Reineeke), of Union, N.J,, wife of the —JCERKO-Elizabeth, of of Hope Hospice would be appreciated The MC CRACKEN FUNERAL HOME, 1500 June 12, Morris Ave., Union, Mass in Si late Donald A private funtiral service Kenilworth; on June 10. LA PIRA—Maria, of Linden; on who have so kindly expressed n Jyne 10, 1985, John W., of Michaels Church, Union Interment Holy was conducted Arrangements by The FERRARA-Anthony, of ir- their sympathy at the time of MC CRACKEN FUNERAL HOME, 1500 June 14. Waplewood. beloved husband of Susan Sepulchre Cemetery Morris Ave , Union. vington; on June 11, MEISSNER-Beatrice, of Frosef, father of Douglas H. Johnson our great loss. and John C, Fraser, Private funeral was MONTILIONI On June 16, 1985, An- GEKKER—Anatoly, of Irvington; Wachapreague, Va., formerly of SCHiMPF-Grace M. (nee Hummel), on held from The MC CRACKEN FUNERAL toinette (Petriello), of Union, N.J , on June 15, June 14, 1985, of Irvingfon, beloved wile Irvington; on June 15. HOME, 1500 Morris Av#., Union. beloved wife of Frank N., devoted mother of Grace Forte and Mario Soni. of the late Frank, dear mother ol Mrs, sister of Frank, Anthony and Joseph Grace Zolli sisfer ol Mist Thereto FAIBBANKSOn June 13. 1985. Corelton, Petriello and Mrs, Tina DeAngello, also Hummel and George Hummel, grand- of Lantana, Fla. beloved husband of survived by four grandchildren The mother ol Robert and James lofti. Lillian (Wilde), brother of ieaffiee Case funeral was conducted from The MC Relatives and friends attended the and Marjorie Stelch, also survived by CRACKIN FUNERAL HOME 1500 Morris service at The CHARLES F. HAUSMANN many nieces and nephews. The funeral Ave.. Union, N.J,, with a Funeral Mass 8 SON FUNERAL HOME. 1057 Sanford service was held at The MC CRACKEN Ave,, Irvington, Interment Hollywood DIRECTORY at St. Michael's Church. FUNERAL HOME, 1500 Morris Ave,, Memorial Pork, Union, Union, N.j. Interment private. MEISSNER Beatrice on Saturday, Jgne 15, 19S5, of WoehapreguB, Va., formerly STOFTZILOn June 16, 1985, Rob»rt J., of MILMSTiTTIB.Qn June 12. 1985, Arthur, of Irvington, beloved wife of the lot* j. Union, N.J,, beloved husband ol of Union, N.J., huiband of the late Julia TRUE JESUS CHURCH ElwQod Meissner, dear mother of Winifred (Roberts), devoted lather of ALLIANCE CONGREGATIONAL (Mascenikj Helmstetter, brother of Mrs, Valentine P. of Virginia and Mrs, Ruth Ruth Gehonder and Gloria S. Kolbt, alto FIRST CONGREGATIONAL 339 ilmora Avenue, Ehtabefh, Helen Winkltr, also survived by his REGATION Sehuler of Monohawkin, also survived survived by six grondchildran ond lour J» 7990. Service Hours: Friday ni#ces and nephews. Funeral wal THE ORCHARD PARK CHURCH , CHRISTIAN U,C,C. by six grandchildren and jeveo great- great granchildren A Mamorio! i«rvic* B30 to 9-.30 p.m.; Saturday 11:00 conducted from Th« MC CRACKEN grandchildren. Rslstlves and friends was condueted at Townley Pretbyiarlan 12M Victor Avtnue, Union, «7- *,m. to 12:30 p.m. and 1:00 p.m. to FUNfRAL HOME, 1500 Merfl* Av«,, 0364, Service Hours: Sunday Morn- eH»nded the ••rvlee ol The CHARLES F. Church, Sol em Read, Union, N.J. 3 p.m. ShyhKuang Yang. Union, with, a luntfol Moll gi St. Ing ii:oo a.m.-, AiMlf Evening ivic, tqw*/* a, Clinton AvBno*, HAUSMANN & SON FUNIRAL HOME, Arrangements by The MC CRACKIN Michaers Church, jntermrfnt St. Nicholas 7:00 p.m. Mid-week Prayer, trv\Hmrkwv?5mi P. Htrrlck, 105? Sanford Ave., Irvington. Interment FUNERAL HOME 1500 Morris Av#,, Cemetery, Perth Amboy. Wednesday 7-30 p,m. Youth Minister. Sunday: fiOO a.m. Hollywood Memorial Park, Union, Union, N.J, Meeting, Friday TjOO p.m. Rev. Choir Rehearsal, 10:00 a.m. Wor- Scott R. Borderud, Pastor. ship and Church School, LUTHERAN Children's Promotion Day, 11:00 REDEEMER LUTHERAN CHURCH a.m. Special Congregational ASSEMBLES OF GOD Meeting and Coffee hour. Mon- day. 9:00 a.m. Food pantry, 8:00 134 Prospect Avenue, irvingfon. DOCTORS ON DUTY is here CHRIST GOSPEL CHURCH p.m. Diaconate. Tuesday: 12 Church Office 374-9377. Worship Neon Beginnings Group, 1:30 Service Sunday 10:30 a.m. Our Medical Care (Pentecostal) p.m. I.M.H.C. Wednesday; 7:00 Vice Pastor is Rev. Burton H. when you need immediate medical care, 644 Lyons Avenue, irvington, 372- p.m. Boy Scout Troop 214. Vincent- R) 201-673*1165 ,0) 673- Ql?2. PTL Center located at Chur- Thursday: fsOO a.m. Food Pan- 14S4. Supply Pastors: Sunday, Just Got but don't need hospital treatment or are ch. Bible Study wed. and Pri try, A:30 p.m. Teacher's Recogni- June 16th Rev. Curtis Klinger and Evenings at 7:30 p.m. Sunday tion Dinner. Sunday, June 23rd R»v. Thomas School at 9-JO p.m. Sunday Wor- Prim. Better... unable to reach your doctor, ship at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Rev Dennis W. Cassidy, Sr. IVffiTHODIST CALVARY ASSEMBLY OF GOD PENTECOSTAL ?I3 West Chtstnut Street, Union, COMMUNITY UNITED 964-113) (Church), ii7-6l?2 (Par- METHODIST CHURCH DELIVERANCE sonage), Sunday: Sunday School EVANGELIST CENTER 9:30 a.m.. Worship Service 10-45 621 Clinton Avenue,.Newark, 124- a.m., Evening Service 7:00 p.m. Chestnut Street and Grand Ave., 7300. Sunday Worship Service, Tuesdays Prayer and Bible Study Roseile Park. Sunday Service 12:00 noon and 3 p.m. Sunday 7:30. Friday: Youth Nifht 7:30 9:30 and 11:00 A.M., between ser- School, 12:00 noon. Supernatural p.m. Rev. Paul A. Tye, Pastor. vices coffee hour at 10-30, Sunday School 10-.45, child care Blessing Service, Rev. Dr. Ralph available.The sermon topic for G. Niche!, Pastor, BAPTIST Sunday, April 21, 19IS, will be "The Good Sheperd". Dr. Aian O. EVANGEL BAPTIST CHURCH Yeo preaching. PRESBYTERIAN 242 Shunpike Road, Springfield, TOWNLEY PRESBYTERIAN 3794351. Wednesday: 7:15 p.m. Prayer Meeting, Choir, P.G.'s CHURCH and Battalion, Sunday: 9:45 a.m. Salem Road at Huguenot Avenue, NAZARENE Union, 486 1028. Worship Service Sunday School, 11 a.m. Worship, Sundays at 10:30 a.m.. Church 6 p.m. Evening Service. Friday: School at 11:00 a.m., Youth and 7:15 p.m. Pioneer Girls, Parents are urged to come Stockade; 7:30 p.m. Youth SPRINGFIELD CHURCH together and children are dismiss- Group, Rev. Ronald J. Peri. OF THE NAZARENE ed at 11:00 a.m. The Rev. Sally L. Campbell, interim Pastor CATHOLIC 36 Evergreen Avenue, Spr- FIRST PRESBYTERIAN ingfield, 379-7222. Rev. Richard CHURCH A. Miller. Sunday: Sunday ST. JOSEPH'S POLISH Schooi-9:30, Morning Worship Morns Ave. and Church Mall, Spr- and Children's £hurch-io:45. ingfield, 379-4320. Church School DOCTORS ON DUTY is a NATIONAL CATHOLIC CHURCH Evening 5ervice-7:OO. Wednes- 9:00 a.m. Worship Service IOJIS a.m. Rev. Jeffrey A, Curtis. 218 Easfen Parkway (at 18th day-Prayer Meeting and Bible new environment for diagnosing Ave.) 173 0440 (Rectory) and 373 Study-7:00. DOCTORS 0609 (Parish Auditorium). Sun- PRESBYTERIAN and treating: day Holy Masses at 9:00 a.m. OFTHEP.C.A. (English) and 11:00 a.m. • sprains, broken bones 2624 Morris Ave. (Polish). Rev, Fr B09dan K. NON- Czywciynki, Ph.D. DENOMINATIONAL FELLOWSHIP CHAPEL CHURCH Union, New Jersey 07083 118 Union Avenue, Irvingfen 373 • cuts, bruises RENILWORTH GOSPEL CHAPEL 0147, Ed Brown Pastor, Worship A member tif Bcih Hi-jllh Cure Srrvm". Corpor-Jlion Services on Sunday 10 a.m. A 11 • minor burns Corner of Newark Ave. A So. 23rd a.m., Wednesday night bible study CHRISTIAN SCIENCE St., Kenilworth, 276-8911- Sunday 7:301:30 p.m., Youth Ministry* Communion 9:15a.m.; Bible Hour, Woman's Fellowship. True to the • colds, flu FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST Sunday School 11:00 a.m.- Even bible the Reformed Faith Great ing Service 7:00 p.m.; Wednesday Commission, 941 Caldwell Avunuc, Union, ?M- Night Bible Study 7:30 p.m. For • sorethroats, earaches 34S4, Church Calender: Sunday Further information on Classes Scrviccll a.m., Wednesday and Clubs please call Richard Ar- • fever, infections Service 8:15 a.m. Sunday School 11 thur at 27i-tfl 1 or 24104*4. ROMAN CATHOLIC a.m. • sports, work injuries ST. LEO'S CHURCH 103 Myrtle Avenue, Vrvingten,372- REFORMED 1172. Sunday-7:30, » * 10:30 a.m., • minor surgery 12 noon; 1:00 p.m.-Spanish. EPISCOPAL Weekdays-7;00 8. 1:00 a.m., 12 noon. Saturday 5.30 p.m.. Rev. ST. LURi tpiseopiu, CHURCH THE REFORMED CHURCH Dennis R.McKenna, Paster • We also provide iasfTB^niAW jM-vtalHVf ST., Resslle MfWS: H«¥ tu«fwriif Of LINDEN employee and athletic 7:30 a.m. HMy iMeMrlit or Mor- ST. PAUL THE APOSTLE ning PrayM- lOiM a.m. Sunday 600 North Wood Ave., Linden, ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH School and Nurwry 9:45a.m. The John L. Magee Jr. Paster, wor- physicals, X-Rays, lao Rev. Kenneth Qorman. ^^^ ship Services en Sunday 9:30 205 Ntsblt Terrace, Irvtofton, a.m.. Church School 9:30 a.m., J75-WM. Rev, William SmaUay* Conformation CJati on Sunday Pastor, Schedule Of masses: work and EKG. ST. 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TYPES OF HoFeesVfrtho(lt SpecializiM In The Treatment Of eadaches & Neurologic Disorders PERSONAL INJURY • """"i..... Also Assistance CLAIMS Charge For Initial Utilizing Biofeedback For Pain Management 16W St. George Ave, ^ call AUTOMOUUACCIIMCMT* JOB ECLATED ACCH>tNT«rDI»EAMS *VISOICM. MALTKACIICI Rahway, N. J. 20l-3ffi-18i8 L.SiiWMO mPassalcAve. 6867700 623-O1 kt4,j,mm * r 14 Thursday, June 20 COUNTY LEADF R NEWSPAPERS Rams hoping early season success continues By WAYNKTIM.MAN And that has added up to bigger been getting the key hits for us, And thus far, only the Parsippany the Verona Twins, Parsippany The Rama play • majority of (Mr What a difference a year mnkes crowds and better support while Murray has been excellent as Tomahawks and New Jersey Cubans Tomahawk!., Montclair Indians and games at Rabkin tbl* summer. The: Lait year, the Union Rams Only one starter returned from a leadoff hitter. He is a leader and have tended the Rams their only Belleville Bravei, feat, 4-3, to the Cuban* this past finished with a 16-24 record in the last year's squad Bob Marezak in provides us with a good stick and an losses Bui the season is a long way "Verona and Parsippany will give Monday and played at Parsippany Essex County Baseball League, the center field and the Rams' leadoff excellent arm," said Cappizzano from over, and the team knows that. us trouble because they are also this put Tuesday. Last night, they worst record in the team's seven hitter The rest are new players or Union has also gotten con- "Our confidence factor is ex- strong in pitching, offense and played host to Belleville. The year history. players taken from the defunct West tributions from Mark Wmtcomh an'd cellent," said Cappizzano. "The defense, " said Cappizzano, "The month's action concludes next week But that was last year ThiH year's Orange Red Sox and Irvington A's, Mark Crisafi as the designated other teams have to catch us. Plus, Cubans have a tremendous offensive with home games against Verona club, while Millburn has good pit- Rams team has gotten ofi'lo a siz- At first base is Pal Fagan, who hitters no team in league history has ever (June 24), Montclair (June 25) and zling start in the ECBL, winning 10 But the pitching has been the won 30 games in a season (in a 40- ching and defense The Jiiys are a Belleville (June 28). also can pitch and has won two scrappy team that lack pitching and of their first 12 games, by far the decisions on the mound The second biggest factor in the Rams' success gameschedulei So that's something Are the Rams for real? Stay tuned best record in the league And now Cappizzano has four sure starters to shoot for" Cranford, despite its record (0-9) is a and find out. they are the team to rx»al and could and two excellent relievers waiting .That, plus some hardware. The strong l••;";• be a favorite to win the league crown in the wings. Rams have won three division and in August Leading the starters is former A's one league title 11981). but this team What has been the key in the hurler Hugh McKean, who is 3-0 and is threatening to break plenty of Taylor an Ail-American 1 turnaround ' Just ask manager Kon this week recently won his loOth league game; records Former Union High girls' the second team for university Cappizzanu baseman !,*< Anthony Paeilln. who is Mike Metayer, also ;M), from Drew But the question now is: Can they basketball star Cheryl Taylor was division all-americans. She joins "It has been because of a little currently hitting over JUO and the University, Fagan and Dan Borgo. keep it up** named second team All-American Pam Cant of Louisiana Tech on that conglomeration of a lot of players," shortstop is.Jini Petrillo, formerly of In the bullpen are lefthander Steve "I hope so, said Cappizzano, by Fast Break magazine, a second team, and Taylor was named he said "We hiivo an excellent the tied Sox and considered to be the LaManna of Koselle Park and righty "But now that we've played publication that covers women's to the magazine's all-Deep South group of players who have jelled league's best at his position John Marcisin of Kenilworth. Also everyone at least once, we will be basketball for the American squad. together And we are strong Marty C'arbone, who was with the available are Frank Gagliano of facing very tough games ahead. And Women's Sports Federation. Among the players chosen first throughout our lineup, there are no As, is handling the duties at third Springfield and Tom Barrett of we seem to face the aces of every team All-America were Janet easy nut* Plus we have excellent base and Mike Murray, lormer Kean Weslfieid team's pitchingsiaff " Taylor, now starring at Tennessee Harris of Georgia, Cheryl Miller of pitching and strong defense in the College star, \h behind the plate The "Through lu games, our staff ERA In the South Division with the Tech and who will be participating Southern Cal, and Medina Dixon and middle " outfielders are Herm Diaz, another is I 00, which is excellent," said Rams are the Millburn Atlantic's, in the upcoming National Sports Tracy Claxton of national champion What it has added up to is the best Kean si;ir. in ii'it, Murczak and Cappizzano "This is an outstanding New jersey Cubans, Union Festival in Louisiana, was named to Old Dominion. team ever to take the diamond at Frank Furfaro in right staff And our pitching should keep Jayhawks and Cranford Knights Rabkiii Park, the Hams' home field "(arbune has been consistent and i/s from liiii:: l(i>.mj> •,>) r ,ik--. The North Division is comprised of County loop needs sponsors Sponsors are still needed for the All games are played at Majors to host tourney this weekend 1985 Youth Baseball League The Warinanco Park during June, July League, sponsored by the Union and August, Sponsorship fees will be B> WAYNKTIU.MAN joined in the A Division tourney with Last weekend, the Majors They edged Johnny's Jets, 3-2, on County Baseball Association and the used to defray the cost of uniforms, the s.'lark Wildcats, Bergen County traveled to Washington, DC for a Bonnie Black's suicide squeeze in County of Union, Department of trophies and umpire fees. It was an idea that came into Hetty tournament and finished third. Zwingraf's head back in December Blue Jays. Ciiioma Crusaders, North the seventh which scored Luna with Parks and Recreation is for boys Any individual or organization Jersey Shilohs. Cedar Grove Uems, Outfielder Kathy Starling and the deciding run. and girls ages 815, wishing to sponsor a team should "I wanted to have a tournament m Kelly's Crew of Nutley, Rutherford second baseman Margaret Nlemann contact Jean Laham, Program Linden,' said the manager of the and the Adamucci Oilers of Ham- were named to the all-tournament In a 51 win over the Washington Sponsorship fees range from $65 Coordinator, at the Department of Linden Majors "I wanted it to be a monton from New Jersey, Brooklyn, team. Metros, Kalisak struck out seven per team for 8 & 9 year olds to $125 Parks and Recreation Office at 527- big family affair and have some of N Y , and Stamford, Conn In an 8-0 romp over Lansdale, and had three hits, while Gregory, per team for 14 & 15 year olds. 4916, the area's best teams competing ' it will be a tough tournament winning pitcher Rose Kalisak was Buono and Starling each had two Anything can happen," said backed by two hits each from hits. But Linden's hopes of winning Berliners star for Muhlenberg tennis Her idea has become reality The Zwingraf "There are many strong Starling, Tracy Buono and Suzanne the tourney ended in a 2-Q loss to the first annual Linden Majors women's teams in both divisions " Luna Dori Breen and Donna Brooks Bandits, The Topton VIP's of Two former Dayton Regional overall in singles and doubles play at fast-pitch softball tournament takes also drove in runs. Pennsylvania ended up winning the MC place this sveekend at the Memorial There svill be a festive mood this tennis stars had fine seasons this weekend Linden Mayor George That was followed by a 3-1 loss to tournament, spring with Muhlenberg College. The other was sophomore Mike Field complex There will be 21 the Bandits of Bucks County, Pa.. Berliner, who went 14-6 overall this teams, nine in the Major Division Hudak is scheduled to throw out the One was senior A! Berliner, who was first ball tomorrow, and a chicken Eileen Gregory drove in Linden's season (best mark on the squad). He and 12 in the A Division, competing Michelle Smith was unavailable to 11-9 this year and served as the from four states barbeque is slated for Saturday. only run, the Majors last weekend, but will be also earned his first varsity letter That, plus outstanding softball, A rain washed away Saturday's In uniform this weekend for the team's co-captain He won his third this year as Muhlenberg finished And the local teams get the ball makes for a enjoyable weekend. play, Linden was busy on Sunday, tournament. varsity letter and finished 39-15 with a final team record of 7-5. rolling tomorrow night, when the tourney, sponsored by Lite Beer, begins At 7:30 p m at Toots Nusse Field, the Linden Anans will meet Eltnora Hebrew Center NINJA UNIVERSITY the Pandoras of New York and at 9 Talmud Torah Modern Orthodox p.m , the Majors tangle with Lan- Hebrew/Religious School OF MARTIAL ARTS- sdale. Pa CAR WASH 420 West End Avenue. KiUabeth 3tf ttyrtlt An., kiteta 373-0212 shL Enroll Your Children M tea tarty Ctltfi It is a double-elimination affair. Saturday only tor tan and games will be played throughout Fur the J98S.J9H6 Year! County Cotog* Saturday and Sunday at the Toots under (he- leadership of Rabbi Yale Fiihman Nusse fields, the main Memorial A complete currtcular program will include: 1 FREE LESSON Field baseball diamond and at Hebrew studies.grammar, conversational WTTHADPAIO Tremley Point Joining the Majors Hebrew and prayers and Lansdale in the Major Division History, Traditions, Holidays &. customs, REGISTRATION are Johnny's Jets of Baltimore, Bar Mitzvah & Bat Mit^vah instructions West Haven, Waterford and the ALSO ADULT EDUCATION COURSES Aetna Coeds of Connecticut, Albany, _ •/_ NY, Allentown, Pa and the The success of the superior education given by our school Montclair Hi's, is accomplished with the co-operation of our students"*" through the medium of joy 6k friendship. 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They beat Jo-Mar Deli (7 over Hillside Seafood (4-1) and the 9-8, as Jimmy Weibesiek and Alex Dona to bounced back to edge 0); Colonial Savinp (13-7) and Fire Park Police Department (91). Kyle Gomez combined to drive in five McDonald's, 1817, as Michele Department (5-0). Davey and Freddy Wacker com- runs. DoGeorge nipped Garden Torres had three hits, two of them Tom Elian and Jonathan Price bined to pitch a five-hitter in both State Tile, 7-6. behind two homers by homers and the other a triple. combined to hold Jo-Mar to three games. Vincent Kovacs and Garden Slate In Senior Girls, Oakwood Deli hits, while Scott Sexton had three In Minor Boys, C'WV won three nipped Burger King, 9-8, with Mike defeated Joseph's Express, 18-11, on hits and drove in two runs, Elian and times, beating Morluy McGovern George driving in three runs with the last day of the season to take Price combined to fire a no-hitter in i J9-7) and Ryan Fuel twice- < 105 and three hits. first place Renee Favor was the the victory over the Firemen, with 8-7) Jerry Russo and JuHlin In Major Girls, Four Seasons won winning pitcher and drove in three Cermele Garret! belting a grand Shemley combined for the three three times; 21-4 over McDonald's, runs, as did Jennifer Smith and slam homer in the first inning wins Hitting stars in all threr 29-14 over Innovation Optics and 20 Carolyn Bongard cDrtlesLs were Russo, George Gyure, 14 over Dona to Florist In ...thy win ..Jn Clinic Girls. CicariellaBrothers Colonial Savings won twice, Frank Aflitto, Vincent Prustinari over McDonald's, Karen Matthews, won three times, defeating Federal beating Jo-Mar (9-5) and Buy Kile and Jesse Fuchs, Rebecca Dixon and Nina Lott Lanes '21-6J, Jedji Boat f24-7) and (7-2). Pat Cook and John Hutchinson In Clinic Boys, Pisann Realty won combined to pitch a four-hitler, with Mom's Club (19-n Kelly Rox, Tara each drove in two runs against Jo- twice, beating DeGeorge Jewelers Dixon getting five hits and four Bogota and Elizabeth Murray paced Mar and David Patterson cracked a < 10-7) and Somerset Tire <5-2) RBI's the win over Federal, while Jessica grand slam in the win over Buy Kite., Kevin Geohegan hit two homers and Matthews and Chrissy Deluca Deluca hit three homers in beating Jo-Mar also won twice, defeating Dan Hopler one in the victory over were the hitting stars in the win over Jedji Boat Bogota and Murray had Colonial Savings (9-5) arid the DeOeorge, while Hopler hit two Innovation, combining for 15 hit:, three hits and three RBI's apiece in Firemen (13-1). Billy Huber and more round-trippers in the win over and driving in 10 runs I^auru beating Mom's Club UHS honors athletes at awards night The Union High School Grand Guarino, Theresa Skorochod, Irene Shannon (to captain;, Mita Pate!. 'manager; stand Gang recently held its annual Palasits, Dawn Tyson, Andrea Ann Radler 'manager), Addy VOLLEYBALL-Kubm Menom. Senior Awards Night, The following Peters, Isabel Vinhas Williams 'manager) Lori Perry, Addy Williams. Sonya athletes, cheerleaders and FLIPPIN' FARMEKSStevun SOFTBALL "(Girls)-Julie Br- Franklin ' manager) managers were honored with Leiz, Tom Lilley. zezinski. Gayle Knecht, Lisa WRESTLING-Jeff Barber. James CLYDE'S BACK IN ACTIGN-Walt "Clyde" Frazier came awards: FOOTBALL-Joseph Almeida, Sal Morelli, Andrea Peters, Maureen Colley, Doug DeLuca. Frank out of retirement to play in the annual basketball tournament BASEBALLPaul Cifelli, Larry Martinez, Jeffrey Barber, Barry Penk (manager!, Theresa DeRogOtis, Mike Doyle, Steven Leiz, of Garden State Brickface and Stucco, held recently in Laguna, Nelson Colon, Arthur Moorman, Andre Bowers, David Skorochod < manager) Thomas Lilley, TJ Lucas, Jay Linden. The former NBA superstar, who led the Knicks to Lange, Gerald DiPisa, Michael Price, Gary Bullock, Chuck Royal, SWIMMING ~f Boys >-Matthew Malcynski, Charles Royal. Andrew itles m 1969 and 1973, played for the corporate team in the Lawlor, Kevin Eichhorn, Robert Gordon Byrd, Darnel Kubinelli, Boyle iGirls)-Carol Bottan, Robin Smothers, A! Steiginga, Dan tourney between the company's divisional branches. Levy, Charles Hopta, Daniel Douglas DeLuca, Todd Simonson, Menem, Donna Migliara Waldron, Donna Mills (manager;, Rubinetti, Michael Horton, Cathy Leslie Dixon, Mike Testa, James TENNIS (Boys)-Robert Kuhl, Isabel Vinhas i manageri, Nancy Arace (manager), Neil Kurtz, Lisa Donaway, Sal Volpe, Michael David Petruzziello, Eric Shukan, Swain i; manager>, Kathy Kouropas Saggese (manager), Christine Horton, Dan Waldron, David Huff, Peter Wasiliew, Jenny Arrogante •' m a h a g e r ;, Lynn I j z i a d z i o Tennis instruction set Schultz (manager). Andrea Caponi (manager), TJ 'manager)." 'Girls;-Jenny The Linden Recreation Depart- limited to 12 students on a first 'manager;, Crystal Jackson ment is now accepting registration BASKETBALL (Boys)-Michael Lucas, Andrew Smothers Arrogante, Jackie LeeKang, Eric 'manager;. come, first served basis. (manager), Shukan for tennis instructions for boys and Students must wear rubber soled Horton, Eda Bonner (manager), COACHES AND ADVISORS- girls age 9-11. The classes will be shoes and supply their own racquet. Mel Jones, Denise Freeman GOLF-Nicholas Bufanio, Joseph TRACK (Girls )-Elien Hoskins, Baseball, Gordon Le.Matiy, Boys held at the Wilson Park courts for There is no registration charge, (manager), Neil Kurtz, Toi Green Scannelli, Thomas Nemeth, Mark Crystal Jackson, Ulla Johansson, Basketball, Ted Zawacki, Girls four weeks. Classes will be held at 9, lessons are free. All youths must be (manager), Sal Martinez, Lori Seib, Christopher Sabath, Albert Tara Knighton, Wendy Sampson, Basketball, Joe DeStephan, 10 and 11 a.m., with two sessions Linden residents. Registration will Perry (manager), John Mazzucco, Steiginga, Glinka Greene (manager; Bowling, Nick Nugent, being offered. conclude June 21, Addy Williams (manager), Len GYMNASTICS-Crystal Jackson, TRACK 'Boys (Jeffrey Barber, Cheerleaders, Pat Homer and The Monday-Wednesday sessions Further information may be Sisivo, Steven Leiz (manager), Raymond Bogusz, Andre Bowers, Andrea Minkoff, Boys Cross will run on July l, 3, 8, 10, 15, 17, 22 obtained at the Recreation Office, BASKETBALL (Girls)-Julie RIFLERYJoseph Figueirido, Gary < Bullock, Gordon Byrd, Country, Robert O'Dell; Girls Cross and 24. The Tuesday-Thursday located at 605 South Wood Avenue or Brzezinski, Tara Knighton, Gayle Andy Padden, Bernie Neuhaus, Laurence DesRochers, Leslie Dixon, Country, William Soranno. Field sessions will run July 2, 9, II, 16, 18, by calling 862.300 between 9 a.m. and Knecht, Ulla Johansson. Dave Willoughby, Eric Frenchman, Brian Garbinski, Hockey, Dawn Forgerson. Flippin 23, 25 and 30. Each class will be 5 p.m. BOWLING-Daniel Braun, Susan SOCCER (Boys)-Gerald DiPisa, Dion Geborde, Joseph Jelovcich, Farmers, John DeLuca, Football, Heidel, Gerald DiPisa, John Geir Johannesen, Neil Kurtz, Larry Kurt Kastner, Steven Leiz, John Lou Rettino; Golf, Nick Nugent; Livingston, Laguna, Robert Levy, John Livingston, David Price, Erie Gymnastics, Al Lilley; Riflery, CHEERLEADERS-Regina Angi- Lonergan, Ronald Lucyk, Rosario Renkoff, Vincent Rosano, Todd Robert White, Boys Soccer, James Locals cited by conference one, Jean Filiacl, Cheryl Baduini, Pallitta, Esteban Poveda, Simonson, Robert Trinkler, Daniel Jeskey; Girls Soccer, Nancy Slack; Roselle Park, co-champions in the Karen Antonucci, outfielder Carolyn Robyn Greene, Zenaida Bouza Christopher Sabath, Marc Scher, Waldron, Dianne Geloso (manager), Girls Softball, George Hopkins; Valley Division of the Mountain Hazlehurst and designated hitter (captain), Maria Jacobs, Gina Karl Stamm, Albert Steiginga, Paula Esmeriz (manager), Alisa Boys Swimming, Dennis Reinhard. Valley Conference, along with Fran Ciak on the all-Valley Division Caruso, Renita Jarosz, Lisa DeGisi, David Testa, Eda Bonner Flagg (manager; Girls Swimming, Tony Lentine, Brearley and Dayton, each placed team, Lisa Saggese. (manager), Nancy Foster TRACK ' Winter i •Raymond Boys Tennis, Ted Zawacki. Girls players on the all-MVC Softball team All-Valley choices from Brearley CROSS COUNTRY (Boys)-Ray (manager), Barbara Gentesse Bogusz, Andre Bowers, Gary Tennis, Luciann Slomkowski. Girls selected by the coaches. were infielder Mary Ann Drone and Bogusz. Paula Esmeriz (manager), (manager), Ellen Hoskins Bullock, Gordon Byrd, Riza Dagli, Track, Lois Hochuli outfielder Kathy Carres, Dayton Eric Renkoff, Alisa Flagg (manager), Kristina Williams Laurence DesRochers, Leslie Dixon, Two scholarship awards were The Pink Panthers, who won the placed three on the all-Mountain (manager), Stuart Vein, (Girls)- (manager), Eric Frenchman, Joseph Jelovcich, presented to Andrea Peters and Tom North Jersey. Section II, Group I Division team: pitcher Sharon Michelle Curry, Paula Esmeriz SOCCER (Girls)-Julie Brzezinski Kurt Kastner, Eric Renkoff, Vincent Lilley, marking the first time that title, placed pitcher Lisa Dragon, Kutsop, infielder Dawn Pohlman (manager), Alisa Flagg (manager), (captain), Ulla Johansson, .Lisa Rosano, Robert Trinkler, Paula such awards have been presented by catcher Paula Goldberg, infielder and outfielder Carmela Carpenter. 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Ntw JiiMr honne Niiv.ifti MiiniiH' Tw-.|i Pi.inmiiiiii. S,,IIIIMVIPII, VIIII IMII.IHII ^^^^ I only O«»f »ub|#ei lo chaniga *ith«ui noiie* Al me Annual Pefe«niafl« Hnik t,iki>*.»«l M.iiu ii,,.,I,,nl,ik.-nm-.t .111,1 WIIIIIIIII 1 — 1 • Rale thown. ini ISO conncutiv* monihj youi payvnanis would M 022A 111 1& IW MCh Sl.ew bo"B«M " CL 16 - Thurtday.JurMM, 1«U — COUNTY LEADER NEWSPAPERS 2,3,4* Twins win MLL title, 9-7 Auto sports fans attending the Parkway Production!, Inc., McLa •aid Expo spectator! tecond annual U.S. Grand Prix at Manasquan, under the direction of will receive an additional attraction the Mtadowlands June 28-29-30 will James J. McLaughlin, a group with the presentation of a laser light be treated to an additional attraction which yearly produces recreational Show In the stadium on Friday and with the presentation of the Grand vehicle shows, custom car and boat Saturday nights. He said free show- Prix Motorsports Expo in Giants shows in numerous areas of New related items will be given away Stadium Jersey, New York State and Penn- free to patrons at exhibit booths all More than 150 different types of sylvania. three days. vehicles, Including Indy-type race cars and custom vehicles, will be on display on three levels of the stadium all three days of the Meadowlands auto racing spec- Elks Club, Kaplow tacular The exhibition also wHTThclude the favorite travel vehicle of auto racing first in junior loop enthusiasts-the motorhome, with several varieties of the newest mini- The playoffs have begun in.the the St James Saints, 4-2. Pine pit- motorhomes, micromini-motorho- Springfield Junior Baseball ching performances were turned in mes and the luxurious and expensive League's Major and Minor Leagues, by Brigid Leddy, Bob Grohs and full-length models on display. In the regular season final stan- Drew Weisholtz of the Firemen and In addition, the show will have dings, the Elks Club topped the Chris Colatrugllo, John D!Andrea RACQUETBALL WINNERS—Ken Sokol and Bob Taylor (left) are presehted their high-performance racing boats and Major League, followed by Carter and Phillip MarehetU of the Saints. trophy and bracket by Andrew A.J. Jacober of the P\aia Racquetball Club. Eleven displays of auto and motorcycle Bell, St. James Angels, St. James Weisholtz, Ben Ginter and Grohs teams competed in the Student Faculty Tournament. Among those competing manufacturers' commercial Crusaders, AMICO, American were the top hitters for the Fire were: Tony Siragusa, Ed Ward, Lou Pascarella, Ron Ferrara and Chris Coccnia, products, including Chrome muf- Legion, Keyes Martin and Masco Department, while D'Andrea, Chris flers, fancy wheels, custom body Sports. Jorda and Chris Pack led the Saints and paint shops, custom engines and Kaplow and Company finished £t the plate. equipment for race cars. first in the Minor League, followed The Fire Department reached the Stadium hosts auto show The 15-foot Indy cars, with all by Rotary Club, Springfield Carvel, finals by crushing the Rotary Club, St, James Saints, Volunteer Fire The Mountainside Little League RBI's made life easy for winning their aerodynamic devices, body 36-11, Weisholtz belted a grand slam John Mennelja had a game winning work, components and turbocharged Department and the Lions Club, crowned a new champion as the pitcher Chad Oberhauser. Cen- two-run single with Tony WJadkya, homer, Peter Kay added three hits, engines will be displayed by Penzoil, In opening Major League playoff Ginter a homer, and Bryan Chesley, Twins eked out a 9-7 verdict from terfielder Mike Byrne earned David Santos and Tommy Ron- action, Keyes Martin beat Carter last year's pace setters, the Braves. defensive honors by gunning a U.S. Tobacco Co. and Bosch. Tommy Severini, Grohs, David ckovits getting the Indians back in The custom cars on exhibit, will Bell, 13-1, behind the combined one- runner down at the plate to complete the ballgame with key hits, Jimmy Shlpltofsky and Robert Merken, The Twins jumped to an early 5-0 include street rods, exotic-looking hit pitching of Matt Gallaro and Rotar^ was led by Pat Reddlngton a double play. Matt Cook, Tony Forker struck out the side in an Danny Monaco. Scott Wishna ripped on the strength of a two-run double Kaspareen and Ryan Pimentel each vans with welNecorated interiors, with two hits, by Jason Perle and a two-run single inning of relief to pick up the win. four-wheel-drive pickup trucks and out four hits, while Gallaro added drove in two runs for the Mets. Blake Haggerty, Kevin Barisonek three, two of them triples. Joe Perez Kaplow and Company advanced to by Colin Gordon and held on for the The American League Indians had a wide variety of antiques. victory thanks to strong relief pit- and Brian Anderson each had RBI The exhibition will be located added two hits, David Schlosser had the finals with a come-from-behind a good week, winning two of three singles for the Brewers, but Ben the lone hit for Carter Bell. 19-18 victory over Springfield ching by Peter Gittrich and the bailgames In the opener Jim Hurley within the boundaries of the race defensive play of shortstop Mike Schneider was the Brewer standout, circuit with easy access to Dan LaMorges, Chris Swanstrom Carvel. Carvel jumped to an early 7- and Bob Gardella combined to hurl a with a double, triple and three and David Wiekham drove in all the 0 lead, only to see the winners scored Yurochko. Brian Burke, Mike three-hit shutout as the Indians thousands who will attend the three- DiBella and Jim Higgins led the RBI's. Alan Kennedy and Jessica day racing festivities. Displays will runs as the Elks Club defeated 10 times in the fifth, keyed by Brian came up with a seven-run third Schneider played well at the Masco Sports, 6-1. Peter Carpenter, Costello's grand slam. Other key Braves offensively with Mike Logic inning to beat the Astros, 10-0. Chris be on the ground level of Giants keeping things close with a fine keystone spots for the Brewers, Stadium and on the concourse lower Jason Mullman and Jerry hits in that big inning were by Dan Giannotti, Mark Sieffert, Ian San- Scott Driscoll pounded out a triple Quaglietta hit for Masco. Weiss, Brad Mullman and Danny running catch in leftfield. chez and Brandee Aylward struck and upper tiers, with entrances at and home run and Alan Kennedy gates B and C. In the second round, American Marcus. The Twins then celebrated their the big blows for the Indians. An- chipped in with two RBI singles as crown by outdistancing the Mets, 17- drew Weinberg, Brad Walters and Auto racing fans holding tickets to Legion edged Keyes Martin, 5-4, in Carvel retled the game in the sixth the Yankees brought the Indians win the U.S. Grand Prix will be admitted seven innings, Billy Hart's RBI with seven runs, three on a bases, 8, Colin Gordon with four hits and Angela Carrelli had the Astro hits. streak to a halt, 6-3. Driscoll and four RBI's, Peter Gittrich with three free to stroll through various single in the seventh drove in the loaded triple by Leslie Schwarzbek, The Indians then spotted the Ryan Davis combined for the pit- displays of the Motorsports Expo 11 winning run. Brett Levy and Sean Jason Winter then singled in the hits and four RBI's and Mike Brewers a four-run lead, then came ching laurels with third baseman Yurochko with two hits and three a.m. until closing all three days. The Weinerman each added two hits. For winning run for Kaplow, on strong to top the Brewers, 7-€. Carlos Lucyk lending ample support general public may attend the Keyes Martin, Gallaro homered and The finals in the Major League with the leather, Mark Sieffert, John exhibition from 5:30 to 10:30 p.m. Monaco and Wishna each rapped out will have AMICO against American Mennela and Chris Giannotti Friday and Saturday at general two hits, -."•'• Legion, and in the Minor League, Sharks swim squad produced the Indian runs admission prices. In Minor League action, the Kaplow and Company meet the The Yankees in turn edged the The Expo will be conducted by Volunteer Fire Department downed Volunteer Fire Department. Astros, 3-2, in a game that was a defensive thriller. Matt Bonaven- prepares for season tura behind the plate and Blair The Springfield summer swim captain of the Dayton Regional Gardiner at first base combined to team, known as the Sharks, will swim team. He also went to the state choke off the tying run at the plate to Cardinal Garden edges M&M move up into Division II in the North championships three out of the four pull winning pitcher Andrew Cardinal Garden Center, behind a doubles) and two RBI's. JVIike Weinberg out of jams, Bonaventura won his second game of the week, Jersey Summer Swim League. Last years. game-winning RBI single in the Medina won his first game of the beating Fritzen on the mound. year, the team had its beat season also scored the winning run, coming Halee Arnold will be Levlne's bottom of the sixth inning by Ed season and Jim Fritzen was the ever, going 111 Springfield Utadtr, Jwrte JO, 17. tffj Tfipodt captures Elizabeth mat event JP» la7.S») PHONE Bltaabrfh spring wesUin* tour- Mike Tripodi of Brearley Regional nament held recently at the Dunn Want Ads Work... caroe .way with the 137 pound Spvttoeate>.MftaWMdfiminhis Call 686-7700 weight ?"- ehMBpieMhip at the COUNTYL1ADERNEWSPAPERS - Thursday, June 20, 19S5 — 17 Katowitz wins soccer award Dayton soccer coach Joe Coua, in 1979 and I WO; New whose team had a fine season last County Select All-Star for a fall, had some outstanding in- Jtttey East Select AllStar in 1981; Hawaiian trip last yuar dividual performances on the field, He Has labored in anonimily for a New Jersey State Select All Star in loriK timi- Now Stephen Katowitz is but none like the goalie. ISO; Union County Select All-Star being rucogmzed at last For him, it The goalie, Stephen Katawit^ a for u European trip in 198,'!, and a couldn't have come at a better lime senior, has been named the Class of 1985 Most Valuable Soccer Player Award by the United States Army. This award is m cooperation with the National Soccer Coaches COUPON Association of America Katowitz, who has been a member of ihi! Bulldog hooters the past four 6 Free Donuts seasons and the starting goalie the last two, was also the team captain. When You Purchase A Dozen Donuts In his first two seasons, KatowiU AT THE REGULAR DOZEN PRICE OR played left wing while Andy Grett, who has been an All-American at KairltMKh Dickinson University, 3 Free Donuts patrolled the Dayton net. Rather then hide his time awaiting his When You Purchase A Half Dozen Donuts chance in goal, Katowitz looked at AT THE REGULAR HALE DOZEN PRICE his field experience as a chance to improve his Koalkeepmg abilities-an attitude that is now paying hefty dividends He also gained notoriety last fall in the state tournament when he shut out Madison, 10, but also scored the only goal on a penalty kick. Among the honors that he has won during his high school career are: Union County All-Star recognition in rhlsiJIiT i jnnul hnunihinrd *ilh jm.Hiri i,[[p, Unit urn . uu^i.n prf i uMn 1983 and second team All-Mountain \t jlUblr jl jl! pjrln ipjlinK Kunkiii Ihnulv shn|is Valley Conference in 1984. •Limit: 2 offers .. .::,••, , I hru n. j i-h -"i He also was named Cosmopolitan Per LOu pi in Massimino to speak at camp TAKKOLT DUNKlN' Rollie Massimino, coach of the obtained by contacting Farrell at NCAA champion Villanova 2764022 or Hagan at 925-4259. We must make room for University basketball team, will be our new inventory DONUTS a guest speaker at the third annual It's worth the trip, All-County Basketball Camp June Olsson selected Drummtr Car pot will b« closed OPEN 24 HOURS, 7 DAYS A WEEK 24-28 at Roselle Catholic High Dan Olsson, a righthanded pitcher July 1st thru July 14 so C'l.N School, from Irvington who helped lead the '———.— COUPON Youngsters ages 8-17 are invited to Montclair State baseball team to the Hurry In! participate in the camp, which will recent NCAA Division III World We sell & install carpet, tile, linoleum, custom shades, blinds, draperlBa. Mat be directed by Seton Hall Prep coach Series,, was chosen in last week's rental service. Free interior design consultation for home and office. Bob Farrell and Roselle Catholic major league baseball draft. He was Commercial WGA SUMMER' coach Pat Hagan, taken in the seventh round by the Massimino, who formerly coached & $C99 Texas Rangers. 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CALL FOR CREDIT IRVINGTON • 371-6464 371-5078 374-1746 on Union County June JO, 1985 Mountainside Echo, Linden Leader, The Spectator, Keniiworlh Leader ir it Over 70,000 Readers SectioFOCUn Two of ffi« union Leader, Springli.ld Leader, Mountainside Echo, Linden Lead,., The *„«,,,.,„, ,,„„.,,.,„,„S, .,,.,,.. + ^ along Jersey roods Bicycling is by far the Along Camden County's historic restoration and roadway at Island Beach most popular outdoor Cooper River to Had- Jockey Hollow National State Park. recreational activity in donfield there are eight Historic Park. Biking through the New jersey, according to miles of paved bikeways historic areas and statistics from the offering beautiful scenery The P i n e 1 a n d s restored historic villages Department of En- along the river. Preservation which en- is a relaxing opportunity vironmental Protection's compasses W h a r t o n, to explore the atmosphere Green Acres Program. Morris County's 27-mile Lebanon, River and of the past. Some of the The majority of the Patriot's Path and Essex Penn State Forests, is a popular historic villages approximately 32,000 County's 40-mile Lenape favorite for bicyclists are at Millbrook in the miles of state, jaunty and Trail will eventually join because of the rolling Delaware Water Gap municipal rwdways is at the Essex En- terrain. National Recreation Area, 1S72 Spider accessible for bicycling. vironmental Center in The seashore towns are Waterloo Village in Sussex Trails located throughout Roseland when completed. one of the best areas for County, Speedwell Village the state encourage an The Essex County trail beautiful scenery year in Morristown, Allaire awareness of the scenic system includes historic- round. The Gateway State Park in Monmouth surroundings and provide sites in Newark, trails National Recreation Area County and Batsto in the a recreational activity through urban neigh- in Sandy Hook provides Wharton Tract in- Cum- that is not restricted by borhoods, parks and more than six miles of berland County. In Cape either age or athletic skill! college campuses. paved bikeways affording May City, one can ride "The diverse offerings Attractions along Morris Spectacular views of New through 70 blocks of a in New Jersey enhance the County's four miles of York City and its harbor. Victorian town that looks appeal of biking. Par- paved bikepath are Bicyclists can take ad- just the way it did in the ticipants can enjoy serene Fosterfields living historic vantage of a marked 1880s. nature trails through farm. Speedwell Village touring route along the 1IM Tandem 1M3 Vt looped* IMS Rover PI (0 a Bicyling along Jersey roads 'Tinsel Town Talks' (Continued from page I ) book containing 22 bicycle routes P O Box 7407 A lot of material has been for all levels of cyclists. The Richmond, Va. 2322-1 published on the do's and don't's mules cover northern and a unique film book Richard Ballantine and how's and where's of western New Jersey and range in c Kiehard's Bicycle Book 3 bicycling, distance from 14 4 to 101.8 miles By HKA.SMITH know It has given me everything i Among the volumes is the Ballantine Books Inc. N,Y N V. Most of the routes are in the 20- to Doug McClelland, formerly of have — the good and the bad We in recently published "Hide Guide 50-mile range, a good day's pedal Plainfield, Irvington and Newark, this business are very lucky, for for New jersey and Beyond, " u for a beginner or intermediate Tips on bicycling z has another winner in his latest book what we don't know at first is taught cyclists The Union County Department of on the .silver screen called to us free of charge. If we have it, o Rules of thm road The book is available from Parks and Recreation emphasizes ••Hollywood on Hollywood" Tinsel dance in a film or if we have to speak u White Meadow Press, P O. Box z Tilk' 39 of the revised statutes that bicyclists should be predic- Town Talks " The book is unique French in a scene, and we can't do o of the state of New Jersey Wl, Hockaway, N.J. 07866 tible, alert and equipped when umonK film books A virtual history either, we're given lessons governs bicycle riding in New Additional information on riding on county streets of the California cinema city called Hollywood can be a great educator Jersey exploring New Jersey on a "Hide so drivers < an see you and by film critic Vincent Canby, "the "Tinsel Town" has proved no a Under state law, every bicycle bicycle can be obtained from the predict your movements Hide greatest dream factory in the Utopia to many, and McClelland D in use at night must be equipped New Jersey Division of Travel defensively and expect the history of the world," the crucial sharply illustrate that pom! by u and Tourism, CN 826, Trenton O with lights on both the front and unexpected.'Hide easier and safer difference is that this time the story offering Marilyn Monroe's remark u. rear 08625, 1-609-292-2470. by using the proper equipment " is told in the words of the gifted that "being a failure in Hollywood is Bicycles also must have bells Other sources of information The department also has the people, who created and built it like starving to death outside a capable of giving a signal audible 'are: following lips, condensed from Published by Faber and Faber in banquet hall with the smells of filet for at last ion feet, but sirens and information from the Oregon large format (price $16,95;, the mignon driving you crazy." And by whistles are prohibited. Central Jersey Bicycle Club Department of Public Works. delightful, beautifully-illustrated Piper Laurie's confession, "If I hail Every bicycle must be P.O. Box 2202 Bicycle and Pedestrian Program: new book features hundreds of stayed in Hollywood, I would have Edison, N.J, 08837 equipped with a brake which will •Obey traffic signals revealing, often witty comments killed myself. Or someone would enable the operator to make the •Never ride against traffic from, and interviews with, myriad have done it for me," braked wheels skid on dry. level, League of American Wheelmen •Use hand signals movie people on all aspects of the Box 988 In addition to Virginia Mayo, clean pavement. •Ride in a straight line film capital; the section headings writer McClelland also has in Baltimore, Md 21203 State statute also prohibits the •Don't weave between parked cars are "Growing," "Working," terviewed for the book a remarkable use of a bicycle to "carry more •Ride in middle of lane in slow "Living," "Playing," "Politicking" cross-section of Hollywood persons at one time than the Bicycling Magazine traffic and "Changing," Rodale Press achievers, including director Robert number for which it is designed •Follow lane markings It took McClelland more than a Wise, Anthony Quinn, Jeanne and equipped," 33 East Minor St. •Walk bike across intersection Emmaus, Pa, 1SM9 year to unearth hundreds of useable Craine, Joan Fontaine, Ed Asner, Hitching a bicycle onto a •Don't pass on the right comments as well as dozens of "rare Jane Powell, Gloria De Haven, Jane vehicle also is prohibited under Bike Forum Magazine •Go slow on sidewalks photos." Greer, Nina Foeh, Beverly Garland, state law. 430 N. Higgins •Keep bike in good repair Comments range from Gloria screenwriter Robert Getchell, Bicyclists must ride "as near to Missoula, Mont. 59807 •Use lights at night Swanson's "Hollywood's come a Marguerite Chapman, Ann the right side of the roadway as •Dress appropriately long way since its infancy, when Richards, cameraman George practical" moving to the left only American Youth Hostels •Use pack or rack to carry things signs on for-rent apartments warned Folsey, Rosemary DeCaxnp, Eddie to make a left turn from a left- AYH National Campus •Lock bike when it's unattended 'No dogs or actors!1" to Oscar Fisher, Natalie Schafer and Paul turn lane, to avoid debris or other Delaplane, Va,, 22025 •Watch for cars pulling out Levant's classic quip, "Strip away Clemens (young actor-sen of hazardous conditions or to pass a •Scan the road behind the phony tinsel of Hollywood and veteran actress Eleanor Parker) slower-moving vehicle. Bicycle Touring Group of America •Avoid road hazards you find the real tinsel underneath," Tomes on Hollywood have to Groucho Mark's opinion that proliferated in the past two decades, "ever since they found out that but "Hollywood on Hollywood," a Lassie was a boy, the publjc has Herculean job of research by believed the^vorst of Hollywood,'' Bradley Beach resident Mc€lelland In betweeni the reader is given (author of "Hollywood on Ronald Advice on working at home vivid renderings of what made Reagan") may be the definitive vintage Hollywood particularly book on the subject. For the first BYALANCARUBA "Inside Management Training: market. Published in November magical. Or on a more personal time in one volume, we have the A lot of people are working from The Career Guide to Training 1984, word of mouth has been most level, Joan Crawford, according to thoughts on movieLand of Fred and home these days and the other day I Programs for College Students" favorable to this book, McClelland, once reported that Ginger, Mickey and Judy, Clark and received "Working At Home: Is It ($8.95, PIume/NAL softcover) "Executive Pursuit: The Insider's J Lana, Bogey and Baby and many For You?" from my friend Bill 'Hollywood is primarily a place to provides information on these Guide- to Finding Super Jobs me made up of the people I love and other screen legends. Atkinson ($10.95, Dow Jones-Irwin, programs at more than 100 major Through Headhunters" ($3.95, the work I love. It has taught me all I Now that's entertainment! softcover; which just happens to corporations in over a dozen career Mentor/NAL paperback) fits in quote me extensively throughout. areas. This publisher, Plume/New nicely with advancement plans if For those thinking about working at American Library, also has out yqu have them. And "Corporate home, this is well worth reading "Quality Without Tears. The Art of Messiah" ($4,50, Signet/NAL before you make the move. Another Hassle-Free Management" ($8,96, paperback) tells the story behind the softcover I want to recommend is softcover) by Philip B. Crosby that hiring and firing of million-dollar Valerie Bohigian's "Real Money deals with "zero-defects." managers. From Home" ($9.95), Pume/NAL. For those engaged in com- Marketing 4 Public Relations softcover) which is filled with nitty, municating corporate information to "The New Competition" (Pren- gritty advice to help profit from a employees, there's an excellent tice-Hall) has three authors who home-based service business. book, "Designing and Developing examine the remarkable success of An interesting softcover for any Business Communications how the Japanese market the goods size business is "The Office Pur- Programs That Work" by Judson there so busy exporting to our chasing Guide: How to Save up to 50 Smith and Janice Orr ($21,95, Scott, shores. What is the secret of their percent on,,." all sorts of supplies, success? This book tells you! There furniture, machines, et cetera are many good lessons to be learned ($17,30, Lowen Publishing, POB in its pages. An interesting com- 6870, Torranee, CA 90504-08701" by Bookvmws plimentary book, now in paperback, Tod J, Snodgrass. This really is Foresman and Co.) which opens up is "The Fifth Generation: Artificial worth its cost in the savings it the world of print materials, audio- Intelligence and Japan's Computer demonstrates can be achieved and visual scripts, use of computers and Challenge to the World" ($3 -n O nine scholarships n c The 200 Club has awarded perienee Many have visited in scholarships to nine Union County Japan, The girls are hoping to arrive 6 in late August and will bring their z high school seniors c The nine recipients of the host lamiiies some traditional gifts z scholarships are: Carole A Vincent, and some traditional skills and 5 recipes Families are asked to z South PlainfieldHigh School; Krism n A Brechtlein. Union High School, volunteer their hospitality for either o the first semester (through the c Paul Imbimbo, Governor Livingston z Regional High School, Jeffrey K Christmas holidays t or for the entire Ahlholm, Seton Hall Prep; Jennifer academic year which will end m S. Scutti, Westfield Senior High May, 1986 Information is available by e School; Brian P. Ketchel, David a Brearly Regional High School, and contacting Kean College F.I.C.E it Robert .M, O'Connor, Rahway High Representative Mrs Janet Hunter, School. (609)2673065 These nine high school seniors * • * s bring to 17 the total number of THE SCHOLARSHIP COM students receiving aid from the 200 MITTKE of the Central Chapter of Club of Union County, a nonprofit the New jersey Society of Architects organization dedicated to provide is seeking applications from aid to the dependents°of police of trbT¥rcKTtecti3ret6ir fleers and firefighters of Union the chapter's annual scholarship PRO-ARTS RALUY=Members of Rahway Landmarks, working to turn the old County. awards. Last year three students 5-alVC?Jf T%attr 'ntoaUnlon County Arts Center, were among 4,000 supporters of - * * * from within the central chapter's the OgdenStoekman bills for funding of improvements to nonprofit arts centers to TWO JAPANESE GIRLS who are six-county region were awarded rally in Trenton earlier this month, . enrolled at Kean College are in need grants totaling 12,500, according to of host families in the local area. Dennis Bator, AIA, the chapter They are as-year-old Noriko president. Ishijima who is coming from Tokyo The central chapter, one of six Pro-arts rally draws 4,000 and 23-year-old Tomoko Hamaguchi local chapters that make up the New from Osaka, Jersey Society of Architects, is Rahway Landmarks, the nonprofit of support from a number of other 150 feet long, It was delivered to the composed of 400 members from corporate own#r of the Rahway Noriko hopes to teach English to artists and politicians were read to Joint Appropriations Committee the young children when she returns to Union, Somerset, Hunterdon, Theater, was represented by about the rally participants. following day. Middlesex, Mercer and Burlington 40 members at a large pro-arts rally Japan. Among the Rahway Landmarks The Ogden-Stockman Bills, if Tomoko hopes to work as a counties in Trenton June 6. An estimated representatives in attendance were passed, would make |S0 million 4,000 people turned out for the rally teacher of English and a translator. Although a student .must its president, Sandra Sweeney; available on a matching grant basis Their exchange academic year in support of the Ogden-Stoekman officers Alan Hurley, Bruce Con- to arts centers in need of repairs and permanent residency within the Bills for the funding of im- way, Ray Eggers Jr.; Robert has been arranged through their chapter's geopgraphical boun- improvements. This would include sponsor, the Foundation for In- provemnets in the State's several Balfour a principal founder, and the old Rahway Theater, currently daries, the applicant may attend an nonprofit arts centers. Board Members Edward Mcffe, tercultural Education, who accredited school of architecture being restored for reopening as the guarantee their serious interest in Maurice Moran and Lasxlo Szabo. Union County Arts Center. The anywhere within the United States Governor Thomas Kean and Eggers presented Governor Kean Rahway City Council recently voted study and their willingness to and have completed two years. Democratic gubernatorial can- with a complimentary copy of unanimous •upport for state funding become contributing members of the host families. While they are not The closing date for application is didate Peter Shapiro shared the "ENCORE For a Worthy Per- of the project and that support has mid-July. speaker's rostrum in welcoming the former," a souvenir 90-page history been echoed by several local permitted to accept regular em- rally participants and affirming of the Rahway Theater, Balfour and representatives in the state ployment because of their status, For applications and for further their support of the arts in New Meffe were interviewed for a cable Legislature. they are willing to babysit and help information, students are may write Jersey, Other speakers included news broadcast, out. or call Jeanne K. Perantoni, AIA, Assembly Speaker Alan Karcher, A resolution urging the State Host families do not receive 1985 Central Chapter Scholarship The rally was organized by a payment but those who have par- Awards Chairman, P.O. Box 758, 350 actors Eddie Bracken and E.G. Legislature and Joint Ap coalition of New Jersey cultural Marshall, "Sesame Street" per- prop-iations Committee to approve ticipated in the past have found it a Grove Street, Somerville, N.J 08ff76 entities and concerned citizens rewarding and gratifying ex- (20D725-7M0. sonality Bob McGrath and noted the Ogden-Stockman Bills was Sweeney represented Rahway opera star Jerome Hines, one of the signed by virtually everyone present Landmarks on the coordinating 1 rally's chief organizers, Telegrams at the rally, resulting in a document team. 'Hams' plan 'Field Day Communication teams from the Field Day is sponsored by the Outdoor Trips for summer Springfield, Elizabeth, Roselle American Radio Relay League, a The comedy hit "Aren't We All," Park, Union and Hillside offices of national scientific and educational County CYO trip starring Claudelte Colbert, Rex Emergency Management will membership organization concerts The Adult Guild of the Union Harrison, Lynn Redgrave, George participate in. the 52nd national representing over 400,000 hams in County CYO is sponsoring a Rose and Jeremy Brett, is the amateur radio exercise called North America, ARRLs MONDAYS European holiday trip to Italy, featured trip for Wednesday. The "Field Day " this weekend. headquarters is in Newington, Conn Union Municipal Band — July Austria and Germany from August bus leaves the YWCA parking lot at On the fourth weekend in June Continuing the yearly tradition, 8, Aug. 26, Bicentennial Park, 20 through Sept. 3. 11:30 a.m. and returns immediately each year, ham operators from all the amateur radio operators from Tucker Avenue and Frances The 15-day-trlp includes air following the performance, over the jountry pack up their the Union County Office of Court. 7:30 p.m. Bring chairs. transportation, first class hotels, .The YWCA is sponsoring a stations and head for some spot Emergency Management groups most meals and tours. leisurely day at the South Street where they can simulate the worst will demonstrate their competence TUESDAYS The tour will be escorted by Msgr. Seaport in Lower Manhattan on conditions after a disaster—no in providing emergency com- Joseph F. Loreti, pastor of the June 27. The bus leaves the YWCA at commercial power mains, no munications during this year's Field Linden Summer Concerts in Day from the Watchung Reser- the Park - July 9, Ethnic Music Church of the Assumption, Roselle 9 a.m. Tickets may be purchased at telephones and make-shirt antennas. Park, and Norb Van Bergen, the Seaport for architectural tours The exercise runs for 24 hours vation, Mountainside The hams will Night. Wilson Park, Summit have several radio operating Terrace, Linden. 7:15 to 9:15 program director of the Union and tours of the ships and boats nonstop, beginning at 2 p.m. June 22 County CYO, anchored in the East River. and ending 2 p.m. June 23 positions set up in the park and all p.m. energy will be provided by electrical Bring chairs, Please call 3811310 for a free brochure. generators in addition to solar Additional information is Officers installed power. Both simple "wire" antennas WEDNESDAYS Summit YWCA trips available by calling the Y. The Vailsburg Camera Club of strung between trees and complex Union County Park's See a Broadway play or South Payments must accompany •Springfield installed officers for the "beam" antennas on top of a tower Department Summer Arts Street the easy way — on a Summit reservations which should be mailed coming year. raised by the hams will be used to Festival — An Evening of Jaa, YWCAtrip. to 79 Maple Street, Summit, 07901. They are: Rod Laurencelle, contact hundreds of ham stations June 26, The New Jersey Pops Springfield; president; Tom throughout the world. Orchestra, July 3; Polka Night, Lorenzo, Staten Island, vice Additional- information is July 10, Echo Lake Park, near Ballgame to benefit hospital president pictorial; Rudy Petersen. available from Jeff Gornstein, 273. Geiger's. 7:30to9:30p.m. Bring The stars of WABC-TV's popular All proceeds will benefit Memorial Passaic, vice president nature; 1939, or Scott Thompson, 688=9430. chairs. daytime serial, "Ryan's Hope," will General's Oncology/Hospice James Waxman, Orange, vice THURSDAYS play the Berkeley Federal Savings Program which provides various president prints; Julius Shrensel, "Bombers" in a softball game to medical and support services to Springfield, secretary/publicity. Music Under the Stars - cancer patients and their families. Walter Aurnhammer. Ma pie wood, June 27, Ben Long Dixieland benefit the Oncology/Hospice Program at Memorial General Door prims, courtesy of Berkeley adviser; Rich Urban, So, Orange, Band; July 11, Joe Brisk*, Federal Savings, will be awarded. program chairman. Members of the popular music. Priberger Park, Hospital, The game is Sunday at p.m at Persons desiring ticket in- board of directors are Kathy Bauer, Morris Avenue, Union. I to 10 formation may call M.G.H at 687- Rudy Ozol, Monroe Weller and p.m. Bring chairs. Biertuempfei Park, Vauxhall Road and Winstow Avenue, Union. 1900. extension 22S3 William Kane 01 10 Polish groups 0, Rebecca's forecast Potpourri for w«*k of JuiM 20 to Juna 97 your change and walk away from what Union County Chapter of MARK Suite 11-12, 272-O302 Every Thur- plan program appears to be a bargain! Local travel will be TODAY COUNT, Casano Com- ABIES (3/21-4/20) The wwk ahead will sday,?:3uto9p,rn The 48th annual "Polish Day on the agenda for many and entertaining munity Center, 314 Chestnut St., locus on property, family and living ar- those from a distance will be enjoyable DOUBLE TROUBLE SUPPORT Program," organised by the Rosclle Park, Every second Mon- rangement matters Romantic interests see- Later, family and romantic ties improve GKOUP, family support group. Elizabeth Federation of polish day, 7:30 to 9:30p,m. saw for most of this period, career matters considerably United Methodist Church, 1 E, Organizations, will be held Sunday need careful handling and continue to im- Broad St., Westfield 272-0302. Every in WariMnco Park. The program, prove your overall health Later, unexpected Lio (7/24-8/23) You will gain more this GAVEUERS TttASTMASTERS Thursday. 7,3Oto9p m which encompasses Elizabeth's 40 t- greetings brighten your outlook and gossip week by remaining in the background and CLUB, Schering Corporation, MARROWBONES, traditional folk 2 is reliable attending to personal or private plans, Polish-American associations, will 3 Galloping Hill Road, Kcnilworth club. 354-1259 or 988-79??. Every first feature singing, dancing and especially during the early portion of this 558-5074. 241-5209. Every second o TAURUS (4/21-5/21) Expect the weeks period Later, expect to be busy as errands Sunday. 7 to 10p.m. speeches in recognition of Poland, Monday, 4:40 p.m. Every fourth u ahead to generate a lot of activity in local, and daily demands are accelerated Impor- PREP People Responsible for z family and neighborhood matters This will tant messages or agreements are indicated Monday, 6:30 p.m. Elderly Persons, meeting in the Highlighting the Polish Day O be a very busy period so be prepared for a Union County ARTHRITIS lounge of St. John's Lutheran Program which begins at 2:30 p.m hectic though happy period Later, stick VIRGO (8/24-9/23) You may not be feeling z SUPPORT GROUP, John E Run Church, Summit, June 19, 7:30 p.m. in Warinanco Park, Elizabeth, will 3 wilh the tried and true, look forward to up to par early this week and your anfler is nells Hospital,. Berkeley Heights, 273-5550. easily provoked Make time for yourself and be musical selections by Vinny Z. Z career advantages and attend to lingering 3HHJ744. Every second Tuesday. The Sons of Italy VINCENT o health matters let others do as they wish! Later, your and his Polka Vibrations Orchestra m 7:30 p.m. LOMBARDI LODGE 2531, meeting, 3 financial interests improve, private con- under direction of Vincent J. ZJa win, u GEMINI (5/22-6/21) Think before you cerns continue to crowd your thoughts and DOUBLE TROUBLE, self-help at Knights of Columbus Hall, South O speak during this week, misunderstandings a change of scenery could be in the offing group on alcohol-mental illness and Avenue, Garwood. June 13, 8 p.m. Dancing performance in Polish are likely and you may be . feeling' more medication. 15 Alden St,, Cranford, 789-0914. native costumes will be exhibited by sensitive than usual Family matters will LIBRA (9/24-10/23) This could be a frus- "The Polonaise Folk Dancers" from assume importance; join in another's happi- trating period of delays (of some; don't New York under direction of Carole ness Later, you gain in work matters if you count on anything and you won't be disap- Buchalski Colis, follow your hunches finances continue to pointed! Later properly, family ami financial Sinffies Calendar improve for many interests improve and along with All business, religious, veteran this your mood as well. This Is a good Evrry Friday night—Singles _ A venue. Hallway. l-p t CANCER (6/22-7/23) Try to keep a tight t groups and Polish-American jime_to,1ciear,away=oWiOf,linj*f(nfl obliga- "Again, Trie. dance in lounge of Every Wedneiday—Catholic hold on ywpurse StrinflsWiTS week'; count" organizations are invited to par- tions Holiday Inn, KeniJworth. 9:30 p.m. Alumni Club of North Jersey, ticipate in the festivities. SCORPIO (10/24-11/22) You may en- 528-6843, volleyball game. BrookdaJe Park, counter some problems early in tills period Every Saturday Bight—Singles Bloomf ield. 630 pm. until dark, 342- Speakers will include Lottery winners where business, elders or outside interests Again, Inc., dance for the 45 and 7388, Congressman Matthew Rinaldo. are concerned. You can't please anyone for over crowd, Holiday Inn, June a—Young Single Catholic Elizabeth Mayor Thomas O. Dunn me moment. Later, the social tfwna ij KenUworth. 9;30p.m. 52M343. Adults Club, sunset cruise from the and State Senator Raymond J Following are the winning highlighted; mix and mingle? The pace Every Saturday night—USA Highlands and around Sandy Hook, Lesniak, executive vice president of New Jersey Lottery numbers slow? at week's end and you may be busy Sports and Social Club, dance and Meet Union Catholic High School Polish-American Congress, for the weeks of May JO, 27, catching up with neglected tasks, fitness party, Plasa Racquetball parking lot, Scotch Plains. 5 p.m. Genevieve T. Zagurek. president June 3 and 10. SAGITTARIUS (11/23-12/21) Travel mat- Club, Rt n. Union. 8 p.m. to mid. 6M-S787. of the Polish Federation, is general ters are likely to be irritating for many night, 257-2474. PICK-IT AND PICK-4 Jane »—Parents Without Part- coordinator of the program. In case during this week; plan on making ertanges Every Saturday Bight—Bowling ners Inc., Essex-Union Chapter, of rain, the affair will be held in St May 20— 84?, 3404 at the last minute Your career and money for Singles, Four Season's Bowling open dance. Brownies Colonial Inn, matters look promisim) during this period; Adalbert's auditorium; corner Third May 21— 512.8638, Alley, Rt. 22, Union. 7 p.m. 257-2474, 766 Lidgerwood Ave., Elizabeth 8 and Marshall streets, Elisabeth, at take advantage where you can. Certain Every secood Tuesday—New Maya— 860,3545. friendships are more valuable than you P.m. 2.30p.m. May 23-125, 7365. realized Jersey Moonrakers (tall and single May 24— 544, 3996. adults) meeting. 8 p.m. May 25- 17J. 1779. CAPRICORN (12/22-1/20) This is likely Mwdowlands Hilton, 2 Harmon May 27-6a, 2337. to be an iffy week at best; you may be Plaza, Seeaucus, 968-2959. May a- 703,1863. feeling jittery or. anxious off and on Plan a Every Sunday night—USA Sports May29—462. 0419. short trip and take your mind off things for a dance party at Boss Tweed, 818 St. while things often happen in their own Biggest May 30—307, TOM. good time, Later, new avenues of income George Avenue, West, Linden. B May 31-957. 6865. open up and dealings witn VIP's are in- p'.m. 925-1616. June 1-104,7591. dicated Every second and fourth Satur- Junes—438,1955. Rebates in day—Share Singles, St. Andrew's June 4- 523, 6638 AQUARIUS (1/21-2/19) Close rela- Church, South Orange Avenue at June 5-005, 9749 tionships are a bit strained early in this Ridgewood Road, South Orange, a period; you're feeling moody and so is your June 6—461,0101. p.m. SS4-844B, mate of partner give each other some New Jersey June?- 471,5528. room for now BanN or legal matters are Every second and fourth Wed- JuneB—881,9720 indicated for some Later, you may know nesday—Union Trivial Pursuit Club, June 10—023, 0561 more triri you can reveal and finances Singles, Jason's Sutton Place, June 11— 287,5227. continue to improve Galloping Hill Road, Union. 687-0707, June 12— 489, 0699 Every Tuesday night—The Young June 13— 701,8467 PISCES (2/30-3/20) Daily obligations are Adults Singles Club, (1930), likely to mount early in this week, com- June 14— 083, 5629. munications with those at a distance ,»re volleyball, Westfield YMCA, 220 Central Air CondWoning June 15—491.7101. indicated and schedule hearth appointments Clark St., 8:30 to 10 p.m. 2332700, Every Sunday—The Young Adults PICK 6 if necessary Later, career demands could change social or recreational plans. Remain Singles Club, (19-30), Softball game, May 23—5, 21, 22, 26, 33, 38. conservative in financial areas Rahway River Park, St. Georges bonus — 85859. May 30— 6, 10, 16, 23. 28, 35; bonus- 11305 June 6— 6, 9. 11. 15, 16, 29; "On Model 38ED038. Includes utility company participation. bonus — 45666 BOARDING FOR DOGS & CATS and unique Meyer 4 Deoew Company rebate. June 13— 2, 7, 22, 27, 32, 39; A unique setup, Hospital Clean Facilities Installed on existing warm air system only bonus — 60796, Quality Motherly Care with 24 hr. 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Box 257 KIN INSIWTION Rosalie 241.6175 UaiM, IU. S7M3 S8M074 Kenilworth, N.J. 07033 • Phone (201) 272-2100 1 Air CondflHjmng Mcher Music i "0 Calendar Stage Calendar EVERY TUESDAV-New Now to June 2:1 "The Best Little June 22, 23-"Cinderella " Circle Beginning workshops for new Whorehouse in Texas." Playhouse Flayers, 416 Victoria Ave , singers. Dapper Dam of Harmony on the Mall, Bergen Mall Shopping Piscataway 75*>-6fl8.'i Performing Chorus. Registrations, Center, Rt 4 and Forest Ave June 2:i-Jewish Festival of the c auditions Recreation Building of Pnramus. 843-O3S4 Arts " Garden State Arts Center, o Livingston. 8 p.m. 377-039S, Now through June ;}0~"EviLa " Holmdel 442B6«j, ext. 221 z Now to June m—Auditions for c Paper Mill Playhouse, Millburn 376- June 2f~"No Sex Please, We're z New Jersey Youth Symphony. 4343. British " Rehearsals begin July 3 io United Methodist Church, Summit Now through June 30 — Oct. 6-Performances.-Club Bene 52-0365. n "Deathtrap." (July 9 to 21 —"Dog Dinner Theater, Rt 35, Sayreville O June li-john Mayall's Lady," "The Cuban Singer " July 3d 727-3000 c z Bluesbreakers concert. Club Bene to Aug. ll-"The Good Doctor "! June 25—Opening Summerfun Dinner Theater, Rt. 35, Sayreville. 9 Levin Theater Co , Rutgers Theater season "Agnes of God," p.m. TOT-OTOQ. SCENE FROM 'BEYOND THE RAPY'-Stage comedy continues Its run at the New jersey Public Theater, 118 South University, New Brunswick, 932 Through June 29 July 2 to 6- June 22—Jay Black and the 9892. "Stalag 17 "July liiozo— "Painting Ave.» E., Cranford, Friday and Saturday evenings at 8:30 3 Americans concert. 7:30 and 11:30 June zo, 21, 22—"Kismet" Churches ' July 23 to 27-"Stage p.m. 727-3000, through June 29, Lett to right are Mark Savick of Roselle, who plays Bob, Dan pe Marco of Roselle Park, Dr. auditions St. John's Lutheran Struck " July 30 to Aug. 30-"The June 22-William Wat-field to star Framingham; Judith Rlchman, Dr. Wallace, Gerald Church, 587 Springfield Avenue, Best Little Whorehouse in Texas " in fifth anniversary concert of Ric- Scaglione ot Kenilworth, Andrew; Nancy Quinllvan, Summit. Callbacks June 23, 1:30 Memorial Theater, Montclair State Charles Choral Ensemble. Crescent p.m. Performances. Dec, 6, ?, H, College, Upper Montclair H: Avenue Presbyterian Church, 716 Prudence, and Michael Cerrato, Bruce. Additional In fotlbb!idbi4J -,.June.-2lT—22—'--Theater-Things:'"- WJhAJRJi/JlJftAFJRin/Jeldra3i832d r Theater Workshop S p.m. Second June 26 through Dec. IS—New June 22—Jay and the Americans. Reformed Church, 132 Elmwood Jersey Shakespeare Festival Club Bene Dinner Theater, Rt. 35, Ave., Irvington 372-0350,926-585? repertory theater Sayrevilie. 7:30 and 11:30 p.m. 727= Disc 'n Data 3000. By MILT HAMMER sensitive and sincere, and who chose June a—Violincello-piano recital. Pick Of The LPs. "The Best of to make an emotional rendition of McEachern Recital Hall, Montclair Terri Gibbs," by Terri Gibbs (MCA "Georgia" (in honor of her home State CoiJege, Upper Montclair. 8 Records), state), a centerpiece of her live M34a7 performance. Toward the end of 1900, a novel, Subsequent hits included "Ashes and June 24 to Aug. a—summer music mournful and soulful voice appeared to Ashes," "Rich Man" and "Mis'ry workshops. Montclair State College, over the airwaves. At first, UNION CtNTER 5 FULL SERVICE FLORIST River." Upper Montclair. 833-4333. biographical facts were sketchy, so Terri Gibbs was discovered by Ed much so that it seemed she had SUMMER CLEARANCE SALE Penny, who became her manager, come from nowhere. But within 6 youths win producer of her first three albums, Tuesday, June 25tti-Ff iefay, June 28th weeks, the entire nation knew the and in many cases, her songwriter. voice of Terri Gibbs as her brilliant blue ribbons Her last MCA album was produced and powerful vocals carried 50% OFF by famed Muscle Shoals producer As a result of receiving blue "Somebody's Knockin'" into the Rick Hall, The "Best Of" collection Silk arrangements * dried arrangements • live plants ribbuns at the county 4>H presen- country top-lO and onto adult con- is the best of all four albums. 974 stuyvesant Ave • union U74M1 tation program held recently, six temporary radio. It was one of those Union County teen 4-h'ers will rare perfect marriages of singer and participate in the state event which song that makes music so ener- will be held on Monday, at Cook vating and exciting College, Rutgers University. The teen 4-H members are Dave As we came to know her, we saw a Rennyson, Westfield; Dianne singer, blind since birth, who was Chieffo and Dan Roth, Scotch Plains; Allison Young, Plainfield; STUYVESAN Ray Farley, Union and JuJie Smith, Mountainside. AJJ are active TICKETS IAIRCUTTIN members of their 4-H clubs and the 4 Centennial Ave, Quality Hair Cuts Union County 4-H Teen Council. MZ?Muifis A,e UnonbgMW The state event will be held in CRANFQRD at Affordable Prices! conjunction with the third New Jersey State 4-H EffO, This three- 272 1803 Senior *JE07 #%«•• day conference will involve about 300 teens from across New Jersey in .'itiiw Z5% OF) seminars, workshops, recreational ipecial MON. thru FRi, .1 activities, several other state events and campus tours. 4-H is the youth development OPEN MON. thru SAT. program of the Coopeiative Ex- tension Service, of Cook College, WHOLE FILET M1GNON Rutgers University. Its programs are open to all without regard to race, color, seat, national origin or 7-9 Avg. cut & wrap to order no exfra charge handicap. Information about joining or starting a 4-H club can be ob- tained from Erika U. Fields, county KINILWORTH DINER 4-H agent, 300 North Ave, East in "Nmwry Remodeled" JONES WESTERN PORK West/ield, 233-9366. 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Y, show EVENING—Monlclair Art Museum, 893=5113 Prof, George Hlldrew of Brooklyn, 3 South Mountain Ave,. Montelair 2 Now through Aug. 25 — a member of Union County College's for summer jobs toSp.m 746-555S Photography exhibition, "The Great English/Fine Arts/Modern Now through June 28—Sculptors, Swamp—A Place For All Seasons." Language Department, is showing The Union County Summer Youth Employment Training Program watercolorists exhibits at YM- Morris Museum of Arts and a drawing in crayon a! the School of (SYETP) is seeking eligible youth 14-21 years old for summer jobs YWHA of Metropolitan New Jersey Sciences, Normandy Heights Road, Visual Arts at 209 E, 23rd St, New Edward J. Smith, executive director of rthe Jrestfield Community Y Art Gallery, 760 Northiield Ave , Morristown 538-0454 York, during an exhibition which Center, has announced the receipt of a grant of fe7,»4 for Summer r- West Orange 73£-320Q, ext 523 Now through Sept. !3 — will run through June ffl. Youlh Employment, z Requirements are: 3 Now to July 12—^Artists" League of "Abstractseapes." Rutgers Newark Prof. Hildrew's drawing, "Better O Central New jersey's eighth annual campus State University's Robeson Dining," is part of Uie exhibit en- If you have passed your 14th birthday, but not your and birthday on u June 2S, IMS; are a resident of New Providence, Berkeley Heights, z statewide juried exhibition Cor- Center Gallery 350 Martin Luther titled "Starved for Art," featuring a o nelius Low House, Middlesex County King Boulevard, Newark 648-5262 simulated restaurant environment. Mountainside, Cranferd, Garwood, Summit, Weslfield, Scotch Plains z Museum, 1225 River Road, June 21 — Carrie Sendak It will showcase the works of IB well- and Fanwood; a member of a family receiving public assistance, 3 Piscataway 745-4489. exhibition. Gallery One, Montclair known artists depicting the theme of AFDC, Medieaid, SSI, or have a total family income at or below 70 percent of the lower living standard income level or be an employable Z Now to July 20— "1985 Arts Council .State Collgu, Upper Montelflir. 893- eating out. physically or mentally handicapped youth. o Annual " College Art Gallery, 5113 Prof, Hildrew, a member of the 3 Union County College faculty since Proof of age, residency, income and social security number is u required. o 1976, is a member of the Artists' Choice Museum and has been Further information may be obtained at the Westfield Community "Kismet" auditions planned represented in various traveling art Center, IM West Broad St., Westfield, or by calling J, Jacques Hodge, SYETP coordinator, or Karen-Jean Coleman at 232-0474. Auditions for Overlook Musical benefit Overlook Hospital, Summit, exhibitions which featured his other The in-school youth will work 25 hours per week at 13.35 per hour, in Theater's, 1985 production of Production dates are Dec, 6. 7 and 8, art works. He was invited to exhibit public or non-profit agencies. Otjt-of-school youth, IB to 21 years of agg,^ "Kismet " will be held today and Director-choreographer is Ralf at Blue Mountain Gallery, the Public tomorrow from 7 to 10 p.m. and on Harmed vocals director,jy^jlrarnj^ =jyill^»ork«4Q-hours^per week at N per nour, in public or non-profit -Saturday-from "~T"T6"4 pTrnTTrrtT" ""PieKett and musical director An- Choice Museum in recent years. agencies, John's Lutheran Church, 587 drew Carl Wilk Executive producer Each year the federal government provides funds for the em- Springfield Ave, Summit. Auditions is Erma Colvin and auditions ployinent of approximately 850 youth, through JTPA, to the Union are for singers, dancers and prin- chairman is Marge Quade. More SHOP OUR ADVERTISERS County Board of Chosen Freeholders' Department of Human cipals information can be obtained by ANUSAVKMONKV Resources, Division of Youth Services, Proceeds from the show will calling 635-5745. The LOOKING GWSS LOUNGE WHfcSKHT*1.-. HUUWW0P CONTEST W HE DINING The UKfcMtf Gins UMft 714 iMs SI (MM 924-5330 CAPRI ROOM Brick oven Dining in (he true Iberian Iradi (ion. Lunchti Tuei.-Fri.. 11: )0 infimale dining anylimt. Daily lunch f, dinner to 3:00 Dinners Tues Thurs speciaif r#pr#i»n»lBg the fintlt Continenlil 5:00 »O 10:00 Weekends S;00 to Cuillne. Join ui for a ipccul evening concluding 11:00,-Live entertainment on wift) tuferJainmtni in Pot'i Lounge with ii'i Weehtnos 1**4 Mr. Dancing pri. * Saf, M.jor tn< Aw*. Union »**.M?0/3j welcome Behind rhe Union Motor Lodge, Rte. 12. Union. M7MO0. 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ROAST HALF CHICKEN W/STUFFING. . *S.7 i.icililos .iv.iii.ibic (or wi'ddinqs, showt'rs. pi'iv o Q 01 ft o n For Union County Classified Call: 686-7700 c o z c z 5 z n O c Reaching over 175.000 readers in the Union Leader, Springfield Leader, Mountainside leno, z Kemlworth Leader, The Spectator in Rosellc & Reselte Park and the Linden Leader • Also in combination with the News-Record of Maplewood and South Orange, West Orange Chronicle, East Orange Record, Orange Transcript, The Independent Press, Glen Ridge Paper, Irvington Herald and Vailsburf Leader, • TRANSIENT CLASSIFIED RATES CLASSIFIED DISPLAY 20 words (commissionable) (minimum) , .., , IS.2S 4 times or morij .,.,.,..., %4.SO Classified Display open rale (commissionahle) i?,3a per inch Each additional 10 words or less li.io Each additional 10 words $1.00 Contract rates.for ads that run on consecutive wveeks; IP SIT IN ALL CAPITALS 4 times . , fJ _._, ...... '••••••. SS54 per inch^nei ~rrworts-wTesrrremnn«TBiriaDie)rr,,..; $5.25 4 times or in&re :v...... r:M so Over 4 times, 77777.". . , , 47.70 per inch nel Each additional 10 words or less...... $2.00 Each additional 10 words, Si,SO Classified Box Numbers available — SS.OO I Bordered Ads —Add $4,00 | Classified Ads are payable within 7 days, UNION/ESSEX COMBO RATES UNION/ESSEX COMBO RATES CLASSIFIED DISPLAY TRANSIENT CLASSIFIED RATES Classified Displayopfn rate (commissionable). ,..,.,,,,,,. ilf,04 per inch 4 to 6 weeks . , ...... S 17.08 per inch 20 words (commissionable) (minimum) ....,.,,,,,,,,,,.....,.,,,..,...,...... $10.00 7 to 52 weeks ,,...., "...... il4.f8per inch Additional 10 words or less. ...,.....'...... - '.'.... '..-... $2.00 Classified Box Number,...-...... /...... ,.,,,,,,.,,,,,.,..,,,,,,, .15.00 DEADLINE FOR UNION COUNTY PAPERS IS 1:00 P.M. TUESDAY BORDERED ADS .,,..,.,,,.,,,,,,..... ,...... ,,..,.,...... ,.,,. 17,00 DEADLINE FOR ADS RUNNING IN COMBO IS 5.00 P M MONDAY 1 AUTOMOTIVE 3. EMPLOYMENT 5, SERVICES OFFERED 7. PETS 9. RENTALS INDEX: 2. ANNOUNCEMENTS 4. INSTRUCTIONS I 6. MISCELLANEOUS 8. REAL ESTATE 10. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES AUTOMOTIVE AUTODEAURS AUTOS FOR SALE 1 AUTOS FOR SALE 1 AUTOS WANTED PERSONALS DUARTE AUTO MECHANIC INC.-Portuguese Special SMYTHE VOLVO 1«3 DATSUN-Maxima STA I?M MAiDARX 7 GS, S WE PAY CASH- FOR YOUR Exclusive Volvo Wagon, blue, excellent cendi Speed, sunroof, air condition, JUNK CAR OR TRUCK 375 Mechanic! Tune-up, Front Dealer end, Air conditioning. Brakes, tion. Will guarantee. Exec, am/fm stereo, 42,000 miles, 1253 IRVINGTON HIGHEST Mufflers, Snow Plowing, 185? 326 Morris Ave. car, 60,000 miles, dlesel, (32 40 car cover, new battery, $6300, PRICES PAID! ABORTION Morris Ave., Union, 616-6824, Summit MPG). $7500. Jaeger Lumber. Call 617 0798. 686 0078 call Rich. We Buy Junk Cars 273-4200 1973 OLDS CS-A!most mint, TOP$$ PAID LOW FEES AUTO REPAIR 197S DQBGE-Aspen, 2 door, loaded, original owner, 47,000 24 hr, serv. 6iB 7420 Authorized power steering and brakes, air miles. Best offfer over $1700. AWAKE OR ASLEEP UrilROYAL Faefery Service conctitioning, 49,000 miles. Must see. 964-3639. SATURDAY HOURS Long Term Leasing Good condition. Asking $2500, MOTORCYCLES 1 DUNLOP SUMMIT Call 654 7785, after 6 p.m. 1»M OLDS-9S Regency, Fully loaded, with sunroof, 1 owner, YAMAHA m-pirt Bike, TIRES AUTOS FDR SALE 1?7« FIAT-Spider Convertible. low mileage, $7200. Excellent condition. Female • Computer Balance Must sell. $700 or best offer. Negotiable. Call 686-3022 or owned. Very peppy, seldom • Used Tires 1974 CAMARO- 97,000 miles, Gal 1687 4376. 2325302. used. Must sell, $600. Call 687 CHOICES • Tires Changed $950. Call 376 5S43 ask for Lisa 1245, after 4:30. 7I0BERGIN AVE A tire far any budget lf7S FORO-ECONO VAN ? SUBARU-4 wheel drive JERSEY CITY 1974 CAMARO-New engine Power steering, braftes, AM/- Sedan, Air, power steering/ and transmission. 11100 or FM radio, cassette, finished brakes/windows, sunroof, tilt, TRUCKS FOR SALE 1 451-5555 ALFORDAUTOMTIVE test offer. Call 862 0429. inside, good condition, regular rustproofing, am/fm, mags. WAREHOUSE gas, il,650. Call 964 1248 after $7,995. 373 3749 days, 5380597 1975 DODGE Pick Up Vi, Ai TENTION-Senior Citizens l9iT COBVITTE-tlack ex evenings. power steering/brakes. Club Helping hands available with ferlor, silver leather Interior, 4. Cab; camper. Needs muffler, persona! care, cooking and Fully leaded, 33, 000 miles. 1975 GRANADA Gia-Low 1»74 TRIUMPH iConvertable $1800, Call 372 7057 light housekeeping. •M-IOM Excellent condition, $14,500. mileage, $1200 or best offer. and hard fop restored, ex References available. Call Call 687 1359. Many new parts. Call M7-MO0, cellent condition. Best price Bam 10am, 5pm-7pm, 272 5§09. 9am-5pm. 6B6-64J1 after 5 p.m. over $3500. Call 376-5730. after ENTERTAINMENT WMMO 1»§2 CHEVY-CAVILER 2:30 weekdays. All day Satur- CALIGRAPHYThe art of WAGON, Air, auto, power If74 GRAND-Torlno, 2 door, day and Sunday. beautiful writing expertly steering/brakes, am/fm engine and transmission just ACCORDIONIST/VIOLINIST done for your wedding invita AUTO ACCESSORIES cassette, high mileage, well rebuilt, 65,000 miles. Best of tions or other special occas- maintained, good tires. Ask 1»74 TOYOTA.COROLLA 2 For any Indoor or outdoor par sions. Call Debbie, 6U-9449, BUY-WISE ing W9OO. 686-1113, fer. Call Mike. Days 3530425, door, deluxe 4 speed, new ty. . • Auto Parti nights M4BJ2J. snows, excellent condition, JohnLenard 353 0S41 WHOLESALE lffla CAMARO HONDA-AGCGRD LX 5 $800. or best offer, 686-1147, CEMETERY PLOTS TeThePuMie BlRLINETTAExeellent con speed, hatchback, air, cruise, after 6 p.m. HOLLYWOOD dlfien, 26,000 miles, T-roof, am/fm cassette, 35 mites per SONGS, PIANO, COMEDY MEMORIAL PARK Open 7 Days many extras, must sell, $8900 BY STEVE AMES* Gethhesmane Gardens, Sun. Bam to 12 pm gallon, 29,000 miles, excellent Iftl TOYOTAT1RCEL, Ex or best offer. Call 851 0029. condition, S8400. or best offer. cellent conditions, 5 speed, YOLANDA Mausoleums, Office: 1500 Wed. & Sat, 524-92«orii0-lS3S, new tires, am/fm stereo, Top Quality Variety Act. As Stuywesant Ave,, Union. 7:30to5:4Sp,m lM3Vi DODGE-Shelby 46,000 miles, $3600. Call 241 seen On HBO 688 4300 Weekdays 7; 30 Charger. 21,000 miles, power If71 HONDA Civic CVCC 2219, • ALL OCCASIONS am to 7 pm steering/brakes, 5 speed, Wagon,-67.000 miles, excellent • REASONABLY PRICED ST. JUDE-Oh Holy St. Jude, am/fm cassette with 4 condition, auto, radio, heater. • FREE BROCHURE Apostle and Martyr, great in it! nil speakers. Extended warranty. Dependable, economical, lt§3 TOYOTACoroliaMinf Call Steve3S1-SM, virtue and rich in miracles, Vauxhaii Section $7400. Call i51 0380 or 0381 S1W0, Call 375-3322, condition, am/fm radio/tape, near kinsman of Jesus Christ, snow tires also Included, Ask- faithful Intercessor of all who 2091 Springfield Ift3 DODGE M6 E5 Must sell, Ave., Union lfTf MOMDA-Civlevery good ing price, $6590. Call 687-2314, LOST AND raUND invoke your special patronage 5 spewi, air condition, AM/ running condition, good in- in time of need, to you I have FM» U mpg, 17*080. Best offer, fer lor, body needs minor 1*74 VW SUPER BEETLE recourse from the depths of AUT0 0EAUJR 1 M7-4376. work, $900. Call after 3 p.m.Automatic, stick shift, good Lost & Found ads will run for my heart and humbly beg to two weeks FREE as a service whom God has given such LATE MODELS lfM DATSUN GX 310 HB, Air 687 2641. transportation, $600, Call 964 4674. to residents in our ,9 Com- great power to come to my '81 8. 'R models at wholesale condition, new brakes. 5 ifTI LINCOLN MARK 5-Fully assistance. Help me in my prices. Call for details, speed, good running, good munities. CUSTOM LEASE M7 7400 equipped with all options, 1?74 VW-SUPER BEETLE, present urgent petitlion. In looking, asking 13200. Call 925 51400 miles. Call between 46, Automatic, stick shift, good return, I promise to make 6311. a*k for joe, A88 9709 transportation. $600. Call 964 FOUND- Male cat, grey and your /lame known and cause OLDSMOBILE white with fluffy tail. Oldest I, Largest t»7f DODGE-DIPLOMAT. 4 4674. you to be invoked. Say 3 Our Iftl MERCURY-COUGAR Nuetered, Call 6811200, ext, Fathers, 3 Hail Marys and Exclusive door, Metallic brown, beige 282, after 4p.m., 964 9073, Glorias. Publication must be Olds Dealer In leather like Interior, 58,000 XH7. Full power, Al condi- N VWRabbit L 2 door, tion, loaded, $5195. Call 687 automatic, white with blue in- promised, St. Jude, pray for u Union county miles, power steering/- LOSTBank Passbook No. & all who invoke your aid. ELIZABETH brakes/ windows, air, am/fm 2300, ferior, 49,000 miles, am/fm Quad stereo, new exhaust, 5133, First jersey, Morris Amen, This novena has never MOTORS, INC. stereo, rear defagger, snow MERCURY ZEPHR, air, Avenue, Union branch. Please been known to fail. Must be Value Rated Used Cars tires. $2100. Call 688 1378 or am/fm stereo cassette, power tires, tune up and struts. Ask- ing $3200. Call 769 9315, return to bank. Payment stop- said for nine consecutive days 5« Morris Ave., 684 6952. steering/brakes, great shape. ped. J.F, Elizabeth 354 1050 Must sell. Call 761 5178. 01 a HELP mnno HELP WANTED 3 HELP WANTED HELP WANTED 3 HELP WANTED m nmms a. CASHIER ST. JUDESNOVENA Clerical GAL/GUY FRIDAY OPENINGS for Class "A" and May the sacred heart of Jesus ACCOUNTS Would you like to merease STOCK CUM Diversified position for neat, "6" mechanics. Good oppor be adored, glorified, loved and your families income? Do you Full/Part time retail wine an accurate typist. Typing of in- funity. Dealer training preserved, throughout the prefer a flexible schedule? Do liquor store. Over 19 years Old voice and purchase orders. helpful. Union area. 688 4480 world now and forever. Sacred PAYABLE you want to meet new and in- Days, evenings and weekent Some dictaphone. Swil ask for John. heart of Jesus, pray for us, Sf teresting people? If you hours available. Apply in per ehboard experience a plus. All Jude, worker of miracles, CLERK answered YES to any of these son, 9 6, Hamilton Shopper company benefits Call for ap PROCESS-MAIL AT HOME! pray for ys. Say this prayer 9 Our busy Accounting questions, there is only one World of Liquor, 2321 Route 2< poinfment after 11 a.m. 160 00 per hundred paid! times a day and by the tth day Department has a thing you can do,..Call or Union. 964 5050, Mr. Cohen. ttS-0400 _Defaiis, send self-addressed, your prayer will be answered. challenging opportunity come over to: ADD ON PER stamped envelope It has never been known to for an individual with 12 SONNEL. We are a temporary DRIVMRSIdeal for retired o DURD IK. Associates, Box MA, Reseiie z fail. Publication must be pro years' related ex help service, looking for pea semi-retired.persons to mov 5 Stahuber AveLUnion New Jersey t)72O5 3 mised Thank you, St. Jude. .perience. You should be pie just like you. We'll work cars to various shops in New Equal Oppty Emp, O My prayer has been for you, if you'll work for us. Jersey Apply to Mr, Wilson PLUMBERS-and plumbers' U able to work well with GOVERNMENT Jobs $15,000 answered. A,EW ADDON PERSONNEL National Car Rental, Newar apprentice for new residential z others as there Is much $50,000 year possible. Ail Oc o interaction amongst 123SMORRISAVE International Airport, 622 work. Benefits and good pay UNION, NJ 1258. cupafions. Call: 1 105 617 6000 Call 9am-4pm, 687 3330 z CHILD CAKt various departments. Ext. R 4991 to find out how. Responsibilities include 9646262 DENTAL-ASS 1ST ANT fgl Kenilworth, NJ 3 BABYSITTINGAfter school, matching and coding In Z time chair side, for pieasan Livingston School area Ex voices with supporting office. Experience and XRi HOME HEALTH o perlenced mother with documentation, and input If) CASHIERS license necessary. Benefit! AIMS Gtrtifitd PART TIME 3 references Call 687 1947 of voucher package to a Call 617 6440. u computerized system. FULL/PART TIME Live Ins Sleep Ins O CELEBRATING OUR 4TH Excellent opportunity for DENTAL-Hygienisf. Par Flexible Hours CLERIC TYPIST YEARi-wonderful in home We offer a good salary, right individuals to join time, 1 day per week, flexible work Close fo Home play and learn program for excellent company paid dynamic growing organiza fop salary, experienc Call for Appt, 654 3907 MonJri your toddler Tiny group. Ex benefits and a pleasant fion and fashion shop. Ex- necessary, 376-6266, Approi 4 hrs/day cellent references. 964-9376. work environment. perience a must. Should he ye UPJOHN 9A4 5B22, Please send resume in proven ability, immediate OELIPART TIME SPR Good accurate typing eluding salary history in INGFIELD. CALL 379 2120 skills required to perform l-wili babysit your child in my hire, excellent benefit HEALTHCARE confidence to; Personnel package. Apply in person at diversified respon sunnyside Linden home. Manager, OR, come in DRI VER and aid i sibilities in our Sales Olivers, 715 Morris Turnpike, EqualSERVICESmp!o»»f Lunch and snacks provided. -and-liii—out—»n—#ppHe#-r SJItOld Hfffc wantwuM Steady year roun Department, please stop -References. Call 4W 035J tion, Koos building). work. Apply in person only HANDY-person with plumb m to fill out an applfca BUY-WISE AUTO PARTS ing experience to work in tion. MOTHER-WMI care for INTERNATIONAJ 2091 Springfield Avenue motel. Flexible hours. Apply children in my Union home, PAINT CO., INC CLERICAL Vauxhall, New Jersey. Garden State Motor Lodge, IRTEMMTIMUL near Parkway and Schering, 2J70 Morn's Aye. Our busy insurance office has Route 22 E., Union. Monday.Friday, 686 88A3 Union, N.J.Q7OS3 an exciting part time opening DRlVERLlght deliveries for 227rutrTco0 Morris Avenum e for the person who likes to a dental laboratory, Monday HELPNeeded Bus-boy, SPRINGFIELD Mom offering Equal Opportunity Union, New Jersey 07003 imployerM/F handle a variety of functions, Friday 40 hours per week. $180 cocktail waitress, and hostess. Equal Oppty Emp, M/F TLC in my home. Full or part including the use of a personal per week. Call after 4pm, 6S6- Apply in person, between 12 time fenced in yard. Call 379 computer. 1663. fpm, at Shikl steak House, 5897, 224S Route 22, Union. 2 POSITIONS Available BOOKKEEPER-Full charge, If yog have general office Shipping and receiving per in small Company. Steady skills including typing, why KNTAL KNITTERS-Experienced on son, and van driver, to make EMFWniEJfTlVMfTEB work, experience, benefits. not call us for an interviewi RECEPTIONIST/ ly. Earn money at home. Call personal computer deliveries. Ken 11 worth, NJ. Send resume We offer excellent salary. We need reliable people only, CERTIFIED-Nurse's aide to: Classified BOX 4364, County 464-5770. wishes to care for sick or (701)688 0010 ASSISTANT and some experience a plus, elderly, dally only. Willing Leader News, 1291 Stuyvesant Experience necessary witn LEOAL-Seeretary. Full time, but not required, Per inter- and dependable. References Ave., Union, 070S3, own knowledge of Insurance permanent position In Union. view call Wnsanrw at 232 4*14, available. Call after 6 p.m. BEAUTIFUL Well establish claims, 4 day week. 8:30 am Ixperlenee preferred. Call 4746262, Equal Opportunity Employer 687-7080. ed suburban real estate office M/F 4:30pm. Call 763-0012. seeks full time sales help EXCELLENTIncome fo PART TIME EXPERIENCED' MEDICAL-Receptionlst Part FLEXIBLE HOURS Friendly professional at part time home assembly time, congenial Doctors of- Housecleaning Lady is looking mosphere! Prime area! Many CLEANING PERSON work. For info, call 504-641 Leading greeting card for day housework or office Corporate headquarters, fice, light typing required, publisher seeks mature- leads! On the job trainingi Ex 8003 Ext. 8383. salary open. Union, NJ, Rep- cleaning. Please call 763-3612. cellent terms! Call for con located in union. Is looking for minded Individual for In fidential interview.564B9S9. a general cleaning person, ly : Classified Box 4366, County dividual for diversified office Monday-Friday, 5pm-§:30pm, EXPEDITER Leader Newspapers, 1291 duties. Typing essential. Experience preferred, but not Union area. Wire and coble Sfuy vesanf Ave., Union, 07083. Friendly atmosphere. Apply A MEAM JOB GUMTTPIST necessary. Call between 1 pm- distributing company seeks in person, Fravtssi'Lament, 4pm at 6870250, Mr. experienced, well organized Inc., 11 Edison Place, Spr Supervisors wanted. Be train- To work in • machine shop en- expediter. Excellent office MARKET RESEARCH McGovern, Interviewers, no selling. ingfield, N,J. ed to hire, train and manage vironment handling tooling. EOiM/P working conditions and personnel. Work from home All benefits. Apply: benefits. Send resume and Students, Hememakers and Second Income. Work In our PART Time-Typist/ full/part time. Business, VMM! salary requirements to Paige Receptionist. Mature minded teaching or home party plan, CUSTODIAL HELP Electric, Box 368, Union, New Garwood office. Train for diversified projects. Days, individual needed for friendly experience helpful. Phone EMINEERINS Springfield schools, K-S, High Jersey 07OS3; dental office, 3 days Including Arlene §310133 GOtTOMTHM School or college' Students, eves., weekends. For inter- view call Monday-Friday, 9- Saturday, Typing a must. must be 16. 3.35/heur, 4-6 ELECTRON IC-Component/ Please call Barbara at 761 AUTO 2 Lawrence Road sorter. Checker needed ful 12, and 2 5. 789-1776. Quality Springfield, N.j,Q7Qtl weeks, work in July and 4910, Monday, Tuesday, MV OEM August. Call 3760060, by 6/21. time. Must have experience Controlled Services. Leading import dealership An Equal Opportunity Thursday or Saturday, Employer AA/EOE. with electronic parts. Ac between 9am Spm. needs experienced IM Clerk curacy and quickness a must MATHEMATICTgtors need to |oin busy staff, Full time CHILD-Care for 2 year old, Typing is essential. Excellent ed, Part time, flexible hours. Monday thru Friday, approx- Certified high school Algebra PART Time-Mornings, flexi position with Ideal working starting position for ground ble hours, steady, general of conditions; excellent pay plan imately Sam 6pm. Your home floor opportunity. Call 6M teachers required. Good pay. COLLECTIONS preferred if in Townley area For more information 617- flee work In Union. Call 688 and full company benefit. 4655. 3956, Gary. 48t6. Come work with the BEST for Union. Non smoker only. Call your career opportunity. CLERK 741-117? leave message on EDiTORIALAssistant, machine. NEED AN EXTRA SiJJM-A PART Time-Cashier Clerk, li Please apply to Mrs. Be Full time. Local Cra.nford growth position for new col PM 7 AM shift available. Must company is looking for a lege graduate, with book MQNTHfSearn at home the George at 964 S7QQ COUNTER-Person, Auto easy way. Let me snow you be at least 18. Inquire Seven ARIEL mature, dependable person to publisher. Must have curlosi Eleven, 136! Sfuyvesanf make credit and collection parts. Experience preferred, ty, sure sense of language, and how! Write for free Informa- NiSSM/ISUZU will consider trainee. Please tion: Income Opportunity, Avenue, Union, calls by phone. Some light typ- typing. Near Route 23, 24 and P.O. Box 375, Springfield, NJ •Route 22, Hillside ing and filing, 1-3 years ex- send resume with salary re Garden State Parkway. Write quiremenfs to E, Samuels, c/o 07011. PART Time-3/4 days, 9-3 pm. perience preferred Call 276 President, ENSLOW General mailroom, operate AUTO 4JQ0, ext 13, Buy-Wise Auto Parts, 2091 Springfield Avenue, Vauxhall, PUBLISHERS, Box 777, NURSES duplicafing/folding/posfage GAL GUT FRIDAY New Jersey 07011, Hillside, NJ 07205, equipment, ligrit typing, Call Leading import dealership CASHIERS Sales People 8, LPN'S AND RN' Mrs. Glaser at 245-8110. An Stock Help, Full time and part needs mature, bright in CLERICAL-POSITION FOR FOREMAN/* Part flme/fuM time positions Equal Opportunity Employer dividual for diversified duties time. Karins Kurfins 275 available for experienced Route 22, last (Next to Eye SUBURBAN CPA FIRM. 379 ffp for their busy office. Applicant 9292. RN's and LPN's. Pleasant at PART Time-Receptionist. must have automotive ex Lab) Can 467=3070, Monday Mfg plant has opportunity for Chiropractor's office, typing, thru Saturday 10 to S. Ask for mosphere, office environ- perienee. We offer a good pay COUNTER-Help Start im- individual wim plating a, ment, excel lent company paid insurance claims, diversified plan along with benefits Mike for- interview appoint- management exp in metal duties. Call 172.3200. ment. mediately, dry cleaners. Call benefits. If interested, call package. Contact Mrs, 684-7321, Mr. Kirsh. finishing, ideal candidate will Personnel 273 3791, DeGeorge at 964 1700. have exp in production plann- SUMMIT PART Tima-Exterminator. AMil COUNTER.HELP bagging & ing with a chemical MEDICAL GROUP PA. Drivers license. Will train. assembly. Full time, ex background & knowledge of 120 Summit Ave., Summit Potential full time. 964-7673 or NiSSM/ISUai CLERICAL perienced or will train. Quail aluminum' bright dipping. 375 8690. Route 22, Hillside Springfield regional office of fy dry cleaning plant. Call 686 Coordinating wim other dept Insurance company seeks 4144. heads vital. Must be able to OffictMf AUTO flexible person who enjoys work with a motivate factory NMtMNTTOEM working with people. Group COUNSELORS To work with personnel. Liberal bonus & Excellent opportunity for war insurance experience prefer YMGA summer day camp at benefits. Salary open. BED N' BATH BED H'BATH ranty clerk wifn automotive red. interesting and diver the Five Points YMCA in ^ Call 687-4730 Nttds part tint or tail tint experience to (oin one of N.J.'s silled responsibilities. Com- IJnion, Call 688 W22. leading import dealership. We puter work, light typing, good FAGTORY-Women, light office Nip, fitiibit hours. IS EXPANDING offer excellent working condi telephone technique a must. work in small manufacturing Apply Sarban Shtniui, Inmtdutt mutm * lions, company pa Id benefits Excellent benefits and work CAREER plant. Will consider part time, Plus a top pay plan. Contact ing conditions IDE, Call Calvin-Friedman Company, 37S-1S20. cvkwi, Saits fttpb aad Mrs, DeGeorge for Interview Joan, 564 §510. 697 Morris Turnpike, Spr OPPORTUNITY! ingfield. Shrt PMpte. Part MM aa4 June, Very unusual opening with a OFFICE HELP FrttilA NISSAN/ISUZU COUEGi STUDENTS busy Municipal bond office in GAL/GUY FRIDAY tSMTte Millburn, for a bright high Growing company needs SUMMER JOSS school flrad, comfortable In hMTurOn Summer income starts at 1136, ADVERTISINGMedia Biller. handling numbers, con- NMft office wotfcef to supemse With good organizational per week, ranges to MOO. per scientious and above all ac our accounts payable RECEPTIOHItT Part time. ability, good telephone man week. Car needed. American curate, to do posting, answer Congenial atmosphere, diver- Doctors Office, CShert HIM*), Future Student Marketing phones, assist in bond trading sified duties including typing light typing, experience ner, typing required, Media Division, call 494 SI21 from 9 system. Apply to Ms. experience preferred. Call room; acquire basic education computer data entry and prefefred. Send resume Dec to 5, Saturday f to 12 n the investment market. For preparation, salary based on Sherman: tors Box 2fS4, Kennedy Blvd. 687 8700 for appointment. experience and ability. Call Salary negotiable, I nterview appointment call Jersey City, N J 073M. Lori, 379 6000. Ellen at 994 0051 3794520 •a a For union County Classified Call: 68677QQ re O n c tn O 2 C z o Reaching over 70,000 readers in the union Leader Springfield Leaner MOi/ntaimiOP Erno z Kemiworth Leader The Spectaror in Roselle 4 Rosellf Park and the Linden Leaner n O c HELP WANTED HtLP WfiNTED HELP WANTED' KFLr WANTED 3 Hit? WANTED c n HEALTH CARE OPPORTUNITIES U.S. WOMEN'S OPEN A 46.pln^eiaii ««lti Sp^ialt? Group PweBCt, is now accepting GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP ipplicatioitttar th t foHowini Ideal opportunity: Production Trainees BALTUSROL GOLF CLUB Business Office, Charge Ticket Clark F/T Work With Tht Latest Springfield, New Jersey Pert Typtst F/T In Sophisticated Equipment Monday, July n to Sunday, July U Timely, precise information processing is our business EXTRAS NEEDED Licensed Practical Nurse PT/FT and energetic people working with advanced equipment Bartenders, Food Servers make if possible. Currently we have an opening for PRO Off ice. Buffet Workers Medical Records File Clerk F/T DUCTION TRAINEES. This Is an exciting Opportunity to Sandwich Makers, Porters learn to operate our automated mailing and printing Medical Technologist F/T machinery. Drivers, Etc. Medical Transcriber F/T To qualify, you must be a reliable individual interested "GOOD PAY/PART TIME in working with machinery and capable of lifting up to 40 Receptionist With Typing Experience F/T lbs. Our work environment is both clean and congenial •SEE TOURNAMENT FREE The hours fall info two shifts -8AM-4PM a. 4PM 12 Mid •FREE PARKING A MEALS Registered Nurse PT/FT night. However, you must be flexible, since you may be re Applications Now Being Taken Wt ffftr norilMrt saiarMs phis comjwni paid btntflte with most quiredl to switch schedules on an as needed basis. We offer excellent benefits including medical in —»*»— If iMMHtN. ON fMMMt, 173.1711 surance, educational assistance, and profit participation CALL 37S-1900 plans. HejUeM Q\o\^, ft fi, If you're interested in this trainee position CALL Ms SALES-Heip Wanted. Perma TELE PHONE-Recruiters: Stern at 464-1700, exf. 336, Personnel CNipt., 100 Locust nenf Full & Part time posl Maplewood office. Day and m suumT Ave*« • sumtT. new JERUEY OTWI Ave,,jaerkeiey Heights, N j 07922. fions for busy video stores. evening hours. Experience Flexible hours Days, evenings preferred Phone 761 5458. Dun&Bradstreet or weekends. Opportunity lor advancement. Call 6A4 8832 Operations TELEMARKETING PART-TIME SECRETARY-REAL ESTATE OFFICE, M/F, 9-5 TELEPHONE SALES PM. DIVERSIFIED OUTIES We need a Telemarketing Rep We have two Immediate openings for part time telephone Afl Eg«*l OppHtuniiy Emplenr M'f/H/V CONGENIAL AT who is highly ambitious, per salespersons. Experience is preferred, but we are willing MOSPHERE. 379 5200. suasive communicator who. to train the right person. Salary plus commission. Call Mr. will provide support services Cornwell: > " SECRET A RY-lnsurance for our copier sales depart POUCE DISPATCHER,- agency. Basic insurance menf. Phone experience S8S.7700 Coordinate police and emergency service communlea knowledge helpful. No sfeno, 4 preferred but not a prere flon. Prefer experience in radio communication and/or days per week. Call 245 1553. quisife. Our compensation PART Time-Sales help for a SPRINGFIELD Law Office public contact. High school graduate or equivalent sup plans provides you with ladies apparel store, 1047 needs an additional secretary, plemented by typing course, ability to think and act quick IHIPPING-Recelving. Small salary, commission, vacation Stuyvetanf Aye,, Union, with heavy real estate ex- iy and calmly In emergency sifuafons. Request appiica company, 1 person apartment, and liberal benefits package. Thursday and Friday, 5pm- perience, Salary negotiable. fion {201-232.J400), Mall application to Administrator, mostly U.P.S., some truck 9pm, Saturday, 9:30am 6pm. All benefits, 35/hour week, ex- Borough of Mountainside, I3S5 Rt, n. Mountainside, NJ shipments and odd lobs Call or send resume to: Apply In person. 07092. Steady work. Must be reliable. gd Magenheimer cellent environment, con- References required. Apply genial, helpful staff. Reply In Salary $1,700 (201)3225100 EOS M/F 56S E. Elizabeth Avenue, NCEPTNMIST confidence to Classified Box Linden. 486 7600. Exceptional opportunity at 4363, County Leader CENTURY Newspapers, 1291 Stuyvesanf leading automotive center. SECRET/Wf Diversified duties include, Ave., Union, NJ 070S3, RECEPTIONIST SALES-Person Part time, ap ply at: 1275 Stuyvesanf Millburn insurance agency OFFICE light bookkeeping and plea SECRET ARY-Kenli worth sant congenial surroundings. TYPIST Avenue, Union, 617 5490. has immediate opening for real estate management- of- For claim's department of secretary with good shorthand PRODUCTS, INC. Excellent pay plan and fice. Must be good with figures SERVICE-Statlon Attendant. 2056 Route 22 benefits. You'll like working medium slie Insurance agen and typing. Many benefits. and have adequate typing cy in MHIburn, insurance ex Center Isle Exxon, Route H, Call 467 1900. Ask for Scotc h PI a i ns, N J 07076 with us! Please contact Deo- skills. Will train for computer. Springfield. S3.50 per hour. Florence. Equal Opportunity Employer ble Gentile at 7*3-45*7, for perlence not necessary, Wll Send resume and salary re- train. Excellent benefits and Call 376-1412 details, quirements to Classified Box salary. 4671900, Ask tor Maye stmoaoMD WORD NWCESSOH MN0OU0 4362, Suburban Publishing, Wright. SHIPPING OPERATOR IBM PC Lotus 123 4 Display AUTOMOTIVE COW. 1291 Sfuyvesant Avenue, Permanent/full time position Rife, Full time position with 2195 Millbyrn Ave, Maplewood Union, 070S3, SECRiTAflY-Parf time, pick CLERK open immediately for ex good company benefits. An ex your own evenings, SIOO to Shipping and Receiving Dept. perienced Dimension System cellenf opportunity for person i;00 p.m., Law office ex- needs capable and well operator for a ymry busy with pleasant personality, Receptionist/ SECRETMt perience only. WP and sfeno organized person for controll- board. Good pay plan along good organizational & follow Twist Interesting and diversified helpful, convenient Spr ing inventory of Supply Pept, with benefit package. Only-ex- up skills. Work direcUy with position for experienced, ingfield location. Call Mr perienced operators need app- the Project Managers' in at Commeriear design firm organized^ outgoing in Halprin, 467-4444, We need a person with good ly. Call Mrs De George at 964 tractive suburban offices. For relocating to Springfield, dividual. Typing and steno common sense and a take 1700 appointment call: (Route 22) seeks mature In skills a must,' Word Process- command attitude. Work with dividual for clerical duties. ing experience a plus. Send a variety of people in pleasant AMEL Tht J^tfer Corp, Responsibilities include con resume to P.O. Box 517, Spr- SECRETARIAL surroundings. NISSAN/ISUZU • 16 Bleeker St, Millburn sole operation, dictaphone, ae ingfield. New Jersey 07M1. Insurance agency. Mountain Route 22, Hillside 33*1234 lit Ml curate spelling and 45 wpm. side, good typing, light shor Good company benefits in Start July 1. Contact W,T, thand, pleasant telephone eluding life insurance and TVPIST-Minlmum 60 WPM, Blue Cross, and Major Campbell at 494-1777, after SECRETMY/MEMCM. voice. Part time or full time. hospitalization, paid holidays WAREHOUSE noons. Call 654 9400. and vacation. Salary com men Medical, Dental Plan, Life In Busy word processing depf, of 'surance,- paio vacation, 10 ASSISTANT large hospital seeks ex surate with ability and ex RECBPTIONS'IT- perience. Call Marty holidays, and 5 personal days, Full time position, individual perienced medical typist with SUMMeR-Cusfodlans. Two, steady. Call 245 0255. to handle diversified duties. Enthusiastic, energetic per- excellent dictaphone typing 17 years or older, maximum 10 Steinberg. (201) 322 5100. son to work in fast growing Must operate forkllff truck skills and a good command of weeks, 40 hours a week. Con CENTURY OFFICE TRUCK DRIVERS and have legible handwriting chiropractic practice Office. medical terminology to work tact Mountainside Board of Dedicated to high quality ser- PRODUCTS, INC, Experienced in "STOP FOR to process receiving papers. full time or part time as Education, 232-9406, EO1, 2056 U.S. Rt 22 East STOP" delivery. Apply in per Good salary and benefits. vice and desire to help others medical transcribers, A is key to this position No ex- SALES-Experience not Scotch Plains, NJ 07076 son, ask for Mr. Finn, ? am to Union area, 6§7;?i15. minimum of 1 years working 12 Noon OR l-4pm. perience necessary. Typing experience as a medical necessary. Walter Bauman Equal Oppty imp. M/F skills desired. Ask for Julia secretary is required. Jewelers, Call 376 0036, 16 Bleeker St, Millburn msnucnoNs SECURITY OwifaraBass*Drumia$ax>- We offer a competitive star TWO-bedroom set, . rug, Flut*«Obo*«CI*rinet. Violin* RECEPTIONIST ting salary, an excellent fully tables, pictures, car tires and Trumpet paid fringe benefits package SECRETARY GUARDS many other items. Call after Lincoln Technical Institute including dental and prescrip- CPA office. South Orange WARREN TOWNSHIP 5:30 PM. 761 5121. Private Lessons *t home by has a part time positon tion drug Insurance for full Center, Excellent typist, ex- experienced pros. available for an indfvWuai to imers, and a pleasant, pro- cellent working conditions. T Neat appearing, dependable TRACTOR-Trailer driver operate switchboard. Also gressive working efivlrno- girl office, benefits. Non- individuals. FULL and PART needed. Apply In person, 673 needed typing and general of- ment. Apply 10 AM 4 PM or smoker preferred. Call 762- TIME, for one of the Main South 21st. Street, Irvington. flee skills. Good salary, tall nso. , Line's oldest -agencies. Phone, office Manager at 964-7M0 » Personnel Depf. car, and clean police record a WANTfiDApprenfice for Equal Oppty imp, M/F (301)266 2270 STATiSTiCALTyplst, Part must. We offer excellent star- ceramic tile contractor No time, flexible hours for small ting rate, merit evaluation. experience necessary. Desire GUITAR-Lessons Any style in RfffmOBiST TIM pleasant accounting office in to work and learn. Must have guitar, by professional Part time typing required. Hospital Springfield, Experience PIQUET own transportation, start im- guitarist. Accepting a limited Experience preferred. center preferred. Pay commensurate mediately if qualified. Call T amount of students now. Weekends, holidays included. with experience, 467 0S30. ai45 1 4 M CERAMIC TILE INC , GUITARS Available. Call Don Call ?AM to 4PM. at Orange R (CC i at 687 6763. 188 So. Essex Ave. Equal Oppty Employer OOMEdLMLL Orange, NJ 07051 Union 687-7*00 rNSTRUCTIONS CATERING ELECTRICiAftS GENERAL SERVICES HOME IMrROVEMEHTS JEMURS U PlANO-lnstruction. Lessons DESSERTS & MORE CONSULTING AND NEW JERSEY I start July 1st. Beginners ac Catering for Company and CUSTOM-SOFTWARE, IBM, • NEW YORK J, cepted. S75Q per lesson, Private Picnics. We supply NETWORK PC, XT and compatible BASE MAKEOLD •ANTWERP g> Bachelor and Masters degree, everything. Call Susan, ail- III custom softwear. Get your DIAMOND SETTING ? Call 374 W72 ELECTRIC CEILINGS 9564 computer to do what yog EXTRAODINAIRE LICENSE thought it would do. tM 4319, MANUFACTURING evenings and weekends. NEW SPiCIALORDERS SERVICES OFFERED No. 7331 • SHEET ROCK •Commercial OFFICIAL G.I.A A TO Z-SEWER CLEANING ACCOUNTING • Industrial •SUSPENDED IMPORTER Service & Heating Contrafor, GUTTERS i LEADERS APPRAISER 24 hour dependable service. BOOKKEEPING SERVICES • Residential PLASTER • Installation GUTTERS & LEADERS- t- Free estimate 276 3813. Business Consultant, Taxes, • PATCHING Are you in need Of these ser and repairs Thoroughly cleaned, flushed, SKI SETTING CO. z AAA SECURITY COMPANY vices? May we help you? Call 311-0410 insured. $30 totSO. Minor Tree m 824-7600 90S Mountain Ave, 3 Trimming. Clip 'n Save, Ned O Burglar, Fire, Hold Up 527 0886 or reply to P.O. Box Fullyjnsured Springfield, New Jersey u Systems Free Estimates, SSI 734, Union 07083 Free Estimates Stevens 226-7379. Seven days 5 M«« i P.M, 687-4163 376-8881 Z 9044 9 P.M. or 3?6 8880 o ALARMS MARGOLIN BASEMENT Waterproof ing KITCHEN CABINETS z Sump Pumps installed or full SPURR ELECTRIC GUJTERS'LEADERS HOMEIMPR.CO. ARIEL ALARMS NEW AND UNDERGROUND DRAINS 3 drainage systems. Life time Residential/Commercial, Siding, Decks, Kitchens, DOLLY MADISON Z guarantee on basements. Call ALTERATION WORK Bathrooms, Roofing, Pain- KITCHENS- Buy direct from Security Systems, Burglary, Throughly Cleaned o for free estimate 686 3089 or Fire, Jmokc 8. Close Circut Specializing, in Recessed ting, Additions, Dormers, For factory and save. FREE 444 2966 lighting and service changing. & Flushed mica Specialists, Refacing, 3 TV'S, Free Estimate 6860623/ ESTIMATES, Route 22 SPR 24 Hr service Ucinstd I Iflsurtd Small Repairs Vanities, Counter Tops, iNGF!ELD,379-607Q. u CALLIGRAPHY The art of •FREE ESTIMATES Moduiars. 686 iW0. O beautiful writing expertly No lob Too Small •PROMPT SERV1CI JAN'S KITCHENS INC, done for your wedding invita S51-M14 • FULLY INSURED MELO CONTRACTORS CUSTOM KITCHENS AT tions or other special oceas Residential & Commercial. DECKS SPECIALIST, Room STOCK CABINET PRICES sions. Call Debbie, 688 9449 APPLIANCES ELECTROLYSIS Mark Meise European & Traditional Con 228 4945 additions-Replacement win cepts. Featuring the • Dor- COMPUTER-Consulting and CHRISTINE'S dows S> doors Solar Room Customer Software, I BAA PC TV'S, VCR, WASHERS- wood Custom Cabinet Line* DRYERS- Appliances GUTTERS- Skylights. Ail Home im- XT and compatible BASE III ELECTROLYSIS LEADERS provements, 245-5280, Call Jan at 647 6556 custom software. Get your Unlimited. RCA, ZENITH, Medically approved method of For a Free In Home Estimate. WHIRLPOOL, ETC, Call 374 CLEAN.FLUSH computer to do what you permanent hair removal. Minor Tree NICO thought it would do, 688 4319, 3008 Monday thru Thursday 9 • First treatment Vs price KITCHEN CABINETS am to 9 pm. Shop at home and Trimming, insured HOME iMPROVEMENTS Sold and (stalled , Old cabinets Eves, 8, Weekends. • Free Consultation NICK KOSH Free delivery • Reasonaibe rates • Additions and counferfops resurfaced 226-3322 • Kitchen Remodeling with formica. Call 7 Days • Bathrooms 4860777 DRAPERIES PLUS • Redwood Decks Discount Prices/Custom • Aluminum Siding KITCHENS Made 30°o to 50% OFF, Ver CAKE BAKING HOME IMPROVEMENTS FENCES • Roofing Counter fops tical blinds, Mini blinds, • Dormers Formica facing woven Woods, Custom BELLA PALERMO BOB&JEFF Pastry Shop 8, HZ PENCE CO.-Chalnlink, STAWSKI • All Carpentry Work New kitchens Shades, Sun light 'a, Soler 964 7112 Reas. Prices Free Esf. Shades. FREE IN HOME Cafe since 1931 wood, dog runs, pools, free Custom home alternation, in- Specializing In: estimates. Free walk gate ferior and exterior. Complete Bob Cosfello, 24hrs. 245-5060 ESTIMATE 450 0458 with purchase of 100 feet or ANYTIME WEDDING CAKES carpentry service. PLASTERING & PATCHING BIRTHDAYS more, 3812094/925 2567. 24 241.0045 LMDSCMMM HOUSE SITTERProtect your ANNIVERSARIES hourservice. Patch or Reflnish Old Walls a, home against intruders Be SHOWERS ECT. BOB'S HOME Ceilings. ALSO BRICKFACE LISONE LANDSCAPING RESJDENTIAL- IMPROVEMENT- Basmenfs STONEFACE and STUCCO. Safe Not Sorry, Going to: Doc 619 Elizabeth Avenue CALL 851 2761. INC.-Landscaping at it's best. tor, Dentist, Funeral, Shopp Elizabeth, NJ, 07206 INDUSTRIAL SINCE 1965. & Attics remodeled; interior Spring and fall cleanup, mg. Vacation, Wedding Have TOWER FENCES • IRON • and exterior painting, ceiling maintenance, sodfop soil, 354 8610 ALUMINUM • WORKS INC. sheetrocked, suspended & REPLACEMENT WINDOWS Time Will Sit BONDED 964 Vinyjor or Aluminum, schurbs, railroad ties. Com 7054, after 2 PW, Residential Chain Link, blocked Roofing & altera- merica a. Residen Aluminum Lattice, Industrial, tions, FREE ESTAMITE 351 Maintenance Free. Siding, gutters, leaders, aluminum fiai.Specialjsfs in landscape HOME CLEANING.For pee CARPENTRY wood fence, Pressure Treated 0939. design. 6S6 7661/687 M3Q. pie on the go "Speciality of the Posts. For Cheerful Free awnings, door a patio hoods, House", programs designed G. GREENWALP Estimates Dial 485 0700. BARTH'S CONTRACTING porch enclosures, remodeling, M, CHRISTIANOGeneral by YOU to meet YOUR needs! Carpenter Contractors EASY TERMS 67 MT. PLEA INC.-Room additions, Doors, 756 6655 or 964 -4u§0. cleanup with summer con 245 1945, Executive and Pro All type repairs, remodeling, SANT AVE. NEWARK. Kitchens & Baths, Ceilings: tract Transplanting 8, replan fessional Home Care, Inc. Ful kitchen, porches, enclosures, Free estimates, fully insured. ting. R.R. ties, drainage pipe, lyinsured . . cellars, attics. Fully insured, FLORISTS (Special Rates for Seniors) SHRENSEL CONTRACTORS sod, sidewalks, etc. Any si?e estimates given 688 2984 964 5959. TILE WORK iob. Commercial, Industrial, H ANDICAPPED?-HOme Small jobs. ANYTIME FLORIST RIOROUTING Residenfiai, 654-5S6I/574-3516. adaptations and equipment Your Wedding EUROPE GENERAL CON- CARPENTRY designed specifically for the IMPROVE YOUR HOME Specialist TRACTORS CO., INC.AII PAINTING TESTA'S LANDSCAPING Handicapped. Call Steve W, WITH GIL- We do repairs Flowers For All Occasions Kinds of jobs. Asphalt, Con DECKS BUILT Spring Clean Up, Lawn for consultation. 381 9640, build anything from shelves to 10% off with this ad crete. Masonry. New or Small Repairs Gladly Taken Maintenance, Sod, Fences In home improvements. Large 115 2nd Avenue Repaired. Full insured/Free (201) 151 4183 stalled. Quality work/Free LOOSE WIlGHTlFlil 8, sma'l jobs, 964B3A4 or 964 Roselle, NJ. 07203 estimate. 486 1695. Estimate. 272-7O87. Great! 10 to 29 pounds, one 3575 2416606 S R L CONTRACTINGRoom month guaranteed. Call Bit, additions, roofing, siding, Herbal Life Distributor. 964 JOE DOMAN- 686 3824, wood decks, Free esfimtes, UMOSINE SERVICE 4224 after 5;3Q P.M. ALTERATIONS/REPAIRS. GARAGE DOORS HANDYMAN fully insured, references ELEGANT TRAVEL-to Atlan New or Enlarged. CLOSETS/- P/UNTINMLASTERINfi. given. Call ?92-4256. CABINETS. Customiied AUTOMATIC-Garage Door tic City, $275.00 round trip, 4 PROFESSIONAL TABLES/STORAGE AREAS, Specialists, Sales; Service, in- CARPENTRY hours at Casino. WATCHUNG FORMICA/WOOD, stallation. Repairs on ail BASEMENT AND ATTIC CUMINS Shielco Contactors LIMOUSINE INC. 344-2770 PANELLING/SHEET ROCK, Makes. Allister, Automatic MOVING AND HAULING CARPET & UPHOLSTERY WINDOWS/DOORS. Doorman, chamberiian, Ed- Tiling a. iathroom/Kif. YESTERYEAR wards, Genie, AII-OMatie, CALL RUDY Remodeling LIMOUSINES STEAM CLEANING Painting & Wallpapering "A Classic Concept Nutone, Overhead Door, 241112Sar29Mf70 Most advancedpowerfyl ex FermaPewer, Power-Lift, Furniture & Floor Ref inishing In Limousine Service" traction method used. fears, Stanley, Telectron, FREE ESTIMATE We feature fine classic autos FREE ESTIMATES CLEAN UP SERVICE Radio Control Repair CALL: 965-0664 that will enhance any occa- Two rooms or more-No charge Specialists. FCC License No. HOME IMPROVEMENT sion. for Seotehguard and Deor- MOORE'S CLEANING Rooms Painted, light TOWN A COUNTRY •PACKARD•ROLLS SERVICE INC. Janitorial 92 30879. Dave and Son Elec- CONTRACTORS d o r i z e r , tronics. 24 hour Emergency Masonry, Carpentry, Drop •BENTLY*CADDY CALL JERRY 241 7949 Service, Floor waxing, win- .Ceilings, Storm Doors and Air IS years •xpeience. inexpen • AUSTIN PRINCES dow Cleaning, Building service. Free estimates 964- sive. KITCHENS-' '«• 0201. Union. Conditioners installed. 10% Discount if booked before Maintenance, Rug cleaning Free Estimates Call 687 8520 BATHROOMS REMODLED. Julyl. PACKAGE SHIPPING insured* 763-0913. GARAGE DOORS installed, PLUMBING-ELECTRICAL Ship Your Parcels Via garage extensions, repairs 8. HOME-lmprovemenfs , 8. also odd jobs. Celling fans, UNITED PARCEL Masonry wjork, NO Job _ too track lighting, insulation pro- SPARKLE MAID SERVICE service, electric operators 8, small. Fully insured, call Pat, jects, hot water heaters a. fur- MMMRT SERVICE TIRED OR CLEANING LET radio controls, STEVEN'S 862-5424. naces. Free estimates. PARCELS UNLIMITED US DO IT! When we finish OVERHEAD DOOR, 241-0749, ALL MASONRYBrtck stone, AGENCY your home or office will IMPROVE YOUR HOME steps, sidewalks, plastering ALL SPORTS GIFT sparkle. Try us and see our WITH GIL. •BASEMENTS • iMUMMi cellar water proofing, work TROPHY results. We supply equipment. METROPOLITAN DOOR CO, DICKS •WOOD FENCES • guaranteed, Self Employed 155? Springfield Aveue 151 067i, , Residential, commercial. CUSTOM BUILT & SHOPPING FOR HOME ins, 35 yrs. experience, A. Maplewood 7627231 Sales, Repairs & Installed REPAIRS, M4-OM, OWNERS INSURANCE? Nyffio. Call 373 8773. Packaging Supplies For Sale Service ii Parts Department Union County & Vicinity, Automatic & radio control J ft D-General contracting and 175,000-annual premium S230, BUILT RITE MASONRY DRIVEWAYS door openers. small improvements plus 1100,000 annual premium Speelaliilng in Patios, Step*, Free estimates. Fully insured REPAIRING* SERVICING B, HUTH PAVING home security. NO JOB TOO S310. SU5.000 annual Sidewalks, Also Patch work & OF ALL MAKES «. MODELS Residentii'i a, commercial 441-5550 SMALL, Estimates Given. premium $400; $150,000 Repairs, Call evenings for f r«e 687-5341. annual premium ssoj. call estimates, BOB 617-7313, 617 •TV's •Walkmans asphalt work, dlrveways, 7245, •Stereo's •Cordless phones parking areas, sealing, resur- SfNEMLSEMKiS C.B.S, INSURANCi, 640 facing, curbing. Free KITCHIN-Rtiicing a. Stuyvesant Avenue, Irving- • Cass. Decks estimate, futly insured 687- A TO I-SEWER CLEANING Bathroom Remodeling, Addi- tion, 375 0500, $10.00 off anyColor 0614. SERVICE, and Heating Con- tions & Extensions, Special!* MIKE CONGIALOSIALL TV repairs tractor, 24 hour-, dependable ing in all Carpentry, Work MA5ONARY CON- $5.00 off on any P CANTARELLA Ml INC. service. Free estimates, 276 Concrete Laying & Repairs. INTtmotDtCOtATIIIC STRUCTION,' STEPS other items Three generations of asphalt, 3113. FA, CONSTRUCTION CO, PATIOS SIDEWALKS- I Will pick up & deliver paving, driveways, parking 753 0615or753-S321. CURBING RETAINING FREE OF CHARGE lots, seal coating. Free ...One Affordable SOURCE WALLS, NO job too •mall or Call Anytime estimates 687 1775 GENERAL POWER MCDONALD'S HOME Of All Your Custom too big. FREE ESTIMATES, REPAlRS-25 yrs, experience Decoratino Needs CALLANYTIME: HOME 687 1425 CLEANING CORP. •UPHOLSTERY « BUS. 9*1 0030 TID SLACK-Paving Contrac in repairs and replacements. 743 1543 tors Inc. Driveways, Curbing, EXTERIOR HOUSE WASH Chimneys, roofs, siding, gut- D R A P E R I . E S VIDEO-memerles, video tap Parking Lots, Sidewalks^ In •Vinyl , •Aluminum ters, leaders, carpentry, win- •VIRTICALS •FURNITURE MASON CONTRACTOR ing for all occasions, best dustrial 8. Residential, Free • Cedar • Brick dow chains and glass, pain- PICTURES^ ACCESSORIIS Sidewalks, Steps, Retaining rates, weddings. $350. 6§6 Estimates, Fully insured 964 REASONABLE RATES ting, free trimming. All work No Decorating Fee Walls and curbing. Free Sill S360. 754-6835 guaranteed in writing. Free CALL JACQUELINE estimates Call Steve Juiefyk estimates, fully insured. ?64 M30 3i2 5198. Reasonable rates, 312-6244. MASONRY 5 MIKTlfK ROOFiNfitSIMNG MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE FOR SALE A N1W ROOFfPeferson MASON GOPIER-for sale 3m "ZQU f nterprises, ALL TYPES OF III", "low mileage" asking BOS TERRETT ROOFS, Winter prices thru CONTRACTORS PAINTING CONTRATOR $500. Call Stevens Products, FIVE (5) HOMES WANTED Sidewalks, Steps, Retaining April, Fully Guaranteed/ 128 North Park Street, East O Interior/Exterior Insured, Call 862 4062 To display new vinyl siding made by Bethlehem Steel walls and curbing. Free All Work Guaranteed Orange, NJ, 7:30 11:30 am. n Estimates. Call 383-5191, Steve 672 2140, Jobs done at substantial discounts, no down payments C Juzefyk. 20 Yrs, Exp, Fully Insured ROBERT EBERNEZ JR. Special Discount for Seniors Roofing, Home Im CALL o 3742270 COUCH-and easy chair, ex MASON B. GENERAL provements. Gutters and eellenf condition, $300 for z Leaders, Siding and Windows, 286.2477 CONTRACTORSSteps, G-D PAiNTiNGPainfing both. Call anytime, 748 5533 or c Sidewalks, Additions, Specializinfl In Repairs, 688 748 1773 100% Financing Available z Decorating, interior & Ex 9513 Residential and Commerieai terior. Beautiful work tha Call Steve juzefyk: 382 5198/ 2 LAMPS-$25 each, Wallaby 5 lasts and leaves you smiling WILLIAM H.VEIT 352-5781. recliner, brown $125, all wood CONTENTS SALE 2 Senior Citizen Discounts Ser Roofing — Seamless Gutters, cocktail table with storage GARAGE n ving All Of New Jersey Cal Free Estimates, Own work. Thu, Fri, Sat, June 20-21-22. 9 o MASON DUMP FOR HIRE- space $60, All in excellent con 2, 217 Lexington Blvd. Clark, c We pick up loads of broken JIM617 1559and687 3*04 Insured, Since 1932. 373 1153 difion. HILL5IDE122B Sogfh Long z Apt No 9 (OS Pkwy 135, Cen Ave,, Saturday and Sunday, concrete, asphalt, slate and INTERIOR 8. EXTERIOR ira! Ave, left at light, 2 blocks, stone. Very reasonable, Mark, WE STOP LEAKS- Clark Juno 22 and 23. 10am 5pm Painting. Leaders 8, Guffers Builders^ Inc. Serving Union left at Lexington). Complete 2 688 3812, Pete, 687 7696. PANDORA'S NX Moving, everything must go, Free estimates Insured County For Over 16 Years. • BR Apt Kit fbl 8, Chairs dOy large variety Dealers MASONRY.Quality work Stephen Deo. 233-3561. New Roofing 8, Repairs • Gut RESALE AND CONSIGNMENT ble door refrig, kifchenware, welcome No early birds. Free estimates. Fully insured. tors & Leaders. All Work Chilren's Resale Clothing pots, pans, etc, fruitwood DR Call John, 245 5107, Guaranteed In Writing, Fully Shop. Clothing in perfect con w/beautiful table, hi back LINDEN.439 Rarifan Road, JII PAINTING CONTRAC Insured, Free Estimates. dition. Monday Saturday, chairs, Ig breadfronf, mrbl Friday, Saturday and Sunday, STEPS-walks, Patios^ TORS. Serving all of Union 10:30 am, 6 p m, 408 Central shelf w/mirror, Chinese style June 21, 22, 23 9am 5pm Garages, Foundations, Add! County. Quality work. 381-5145 Avenue, East Orange, LR cogch, chairs, glass top tiens. Fully insured. R Reasonably Priced, interior, cktl tbls, end Ibis, hand Exterior, Commercial, and CHRISTIAN!, 486 8172. SUPCOVERS-O* APERIES (701)678-0123 painted buffet, lamps galore, MAPLiWOOD Residential. Free estimate. decorator shelving, pedestal, Midland Boulevard SOtt Fully insured. 574 0902. den w/couches, tbls, lamps C U S TOM FLEA MARKETS Boyden Avenge), Friday, STEPS SLIPCOVERS DRAPERIES wall unit, fruitwood BR beds Saturday, June 21, 22, 10 SIDEWALKS JOHN PITOCZ hdbrds, triple dressers, mir PAlNTlNQExferior & In AND RE UPHOLSTERY FLEA MARKET AM. 4 PM Moving out ALLMASONARY Guaranteed workmanship. MERCHANDISE Good sell rors, chest on chest, end tbls, of state Many great ferior Painting & Paper Hang pr Capi Di Monti lamps, Tun • Quality work • Reas. ing, Roofing & Repairs, FREE Your fabric or ours, 36 years ing items. We have it all. buys Furniture, clothing, PRICES •FULLY INSURED EstlmatesFuliy Insured. Call experience, formerly at Clothes, novelties, much turi exercise bike, brand, new kitchen items, and baby •25 YEARS EXP, UptolOPM925-3107 STEINBACH'S, Discount for more. Good prices, 354 2644. Lenox compl sve for 12 items, etc M DEUTSCH Senior Citizens, FREE shop at (Wesfchesfer pattern), Springfield 379 9099 K. SCHREIHOFER Painting home service. Call Walter THRIFTY BRIDES crystal ehand. Color TV, cut Canter at 757 6655, Wedding Gowns for sale or glass figurines, linens, TERRY HOWELLMasonry inferior, exterior. Free SHORTHills, 54 Balusfrol estimates. Insured, 687-9268, rent. Accessories also and clothes, brie a brae. SAT, Way (Off Millburn Avenue) Contractor, Step Sidewalks Crystal Cake Toppers, JUNE 22 ONLY 12 NOON ON: Patios-Driveways NO JOB 617-3713, eves, weekends. Saturday 8, Sunday. 200 golf BY APPOINTMENT ONLY Anything you can carry in clubs, including ladies' & lefty TOO SMALL. Free estimates, TILE WORK 5I9-3049 your hands $5.00 AN ARM 964S425. PAINTING BY First class sets, furniture, rubber 2 man tradesman. Home or commer- PRANK FUL! (No boxes or bags). boat, Schwinn bicycle, cial. Advice on your home HILBRANDT WEDDING SANDRA (CONNER ASSOC. Kerosun heater, dehumidifier, mnmt mmi j painting problems, 30 years Specializing in all type invitations S, clothing, trunk, much more. experience in the trade. Phone ceramic tile and stall showers. Accessories AMERICAN RED BALL Nick. 245 4835, Anytime Repairs • Remodeling Local & worldwide movers Big Discounts DARK-Mahogany dining room SPRINGFIELD.13 Evergreen Reg rout ing. Largest and most beautiful set, table 8, chairs, china Ave, 3 family sale, Friday, Red Carpet service to PAINTER-Exterior/interior Free Estimate FLORIDA. Agent UNIVER5I experienced. Problem con selection. Call for information large buffet 6, mirror. Good Saturday and Sunday, 9am Fully Insured Monday, Tuesday, Wednes- condition, $450 Or best offer 6pm, Custom made drapes, TY Van Lines. 276-2070. 1601 sulfafion. References 618 7597 2725611 W. Edgar Road, Linden. PC evenings. day, Thursday 9 AM 9 PM. 4672540. moped, dishes, and many 00102. 2S9-1174 household items PAINTING-lnferior 8. Ex TRAVEL BUREAUS EVERYTHING-one year old YOUR GOWN Refrigerator, W/D, air condi UNION-IIJI }12S jeanette BERBERICK&SON terior. Sheet Rock and Tile Work. Roofing Repairs, Free GALAXY & HEADPIECE tioner, 18,000 BTU, dining set Ave ,3 family sale Saturday, Expert MOVING*. STORAGE Estimates. Call Tom, 381-9362. TRAVEL SERVICE For Prom or Wedding 2 chandaliers, butcher block June 22. 9am 4pm Household at low cost. Residential, Com 260 Morris Avenge, Elizabeth, Custom Designed kitchen set, couch, studio bed items, clothes, etc mercial. Shore Trips. Local & P & O-Painfing "Profes N,J, 07207. 355 3966. by "MERCEDES" speakers and others, 11 Cot Long Distance. No Job too sionallsm counts." One year HONIYMOON (formerly Carol's) tage Lane, Springfield, 376 small. 29S0ta2. Lie 00210. warranty. Inferior and Ex- SPECIALISTS!!! 1201 Springfield Ave. 3622. UNION-2633 Havvfhrone Ave,, terior. Fully insured. Quality irvingfon Saturday, June 22, 10am 5pm DON'SMOVING AND paints. Neat work/No mess 375-4052 FRENCH-Proyincia! living Something for everyone! Ne TREE SERVICE early Birds! STORAGE. (The Reeom 3710540,276=4253. Childrens* Formal room set, good condition, mended Mover) Our 2Sfh Wear queen size sofa bed, 2 chairs, 1 Year. PC 00019, 375 Reseiand AL P. BOYEA TREE UNION252 New Jersey REASON ABLE- Painting, SERVICE-LOW rates. Free recliner, 2 end tables, 1 coffee Place, Union. 617 0035. SPRING SPECIAL! 1 Pamily fable, 2 lamps. Call after 3pm, Avenue, Saturday, June 22, 9 estimates. Fully insured, 24 FOR SALE 4. Household items, some fur exterior or Interior, »375 and hour emergency service. 626 925 8541 or 925 7359. O'SRADYS Moving and up, 2 family, U75. Rooms, niture, small appliances and storage, Local & long Summit Avenue, Keniiworfh, AIR-Conditioner Chrystal books. hanways, offices, '35 and up Alrtemp, 9,000 BTU, 7.0 amp, 1912 G.E. REFRIGERATOR distance. Call 355 0030, 132 E. N.J, 07033. (20152451919. HOTPOINT, CALL 372 13S3. Also carpentry, leaders and Residential, commerical, in- runs on no,. Excellent condi UNION-643 Coakley Drive, Westfield Ave., Roselle Park, gutters Very reasonable N.J.. PM 0021S. Agents for dustrial, cuffing, trimming, tion. Asking $200, 467-3443. HOTPOINT-Refrigerafor $40, (near 5 points) Saturday, June Free estimates. Fully insured pruning, feeding^ cavity work, 22, 9 2pm, Antique furniture, American Red Ball Van Lines, 374 5436/7615511. BABY Carriage Crib and Kenmore Washer $40; Nur elevation, topping, chipping, fury Baby Food Grinder $30 household goods, PAUL'S splitting, complete removal, mattress, high chair, GM car Call 245 1197. miscellaneous. (Early birds SIDNEY KATZ Aerial Bucket truck for hire seat Call 964 1462. MiMMOVSRS Painting, paperhangfng, welcome) formerly of with operator day-half day LOVE-Seat by Donghia, $200. plastering inside S, out, Free rates, contracting. CONSTRUCTION 2 wicker peacock chairs, $15 Yale Awe,, Hillside estimate*. 687-7172, Equipment, 36', 21' heavy duty UNION-332 Pufman Road, LOCAL 8. LONG aluminium ladders, $150 $90, each, unpainfed rocker, $25. Saturday, June 22, 9-5. Gigan- DISTANCE MOVING VO.LKERT BROTHERS DUNCAN FOSTER TREE Tank, spray guns, and hoses, All in like new condition: 964 tic sale. No items priced. No PM 00177 From Springfield will paint SERViCE-Professionai Tree $50, Extention planks, steel 7160. reasonable offer refused, Anti 4M-77M your home, apartment, office, 4 Landscaping Service. Log scaffolding, $800, Tools, etc. ques, household, clothing. 1925Vauxhall Rd, Splitting, Firewood, Wood MINIATUREDachshundpup Cash only. etc. Gutters cleaned FREE Lawn mowers, 2 tor $50, Call pies. AKZ, shots, 7 weeks old, Union with any inferior or exterior chips, Stump Grinding, all week, 3S1-5403, F Licensed/Insured, 379-3710 black and fan, $300. Calf 722 UNION10I6 Warren Ave,, painting _ contract. Clean, Richards, Woodland Ave,, 5481. RITTENHOUSE Quality Work 5641639; Don, Free Estimates. Union. Saturday, June 22, Rain date MOVING 338-8612; Herb. June 29. 9am 5pm, Baby STUMPED?-Rid your yard Of NEW-Aduit examination table 2 men in a truck. Prompt, CQNTENTSSale. Saturday with stirrup $450. or best offer. terns, air conditioners, courteous Service, unwanted tree stumps. Fast and Sunday, June 22, 23, Call household goods. Something PMNOSMRfiMS and easy grinding and Available 6 30 85. Contact 241 9791 PM00112 Friday, 374 4406 after 4pm, Susan, 9 to 3 at 926 7719 or or everyone 105 W. Wesffield Ave. Res«lle removal. STUMP iUSTERS, Saturday and Sunday all day. PIANO TUNING Repairing, 7400724. after 4, 964 7391 Park. restoring. Used pianos, Light walnut dining room, 3 UNION-771 Pinewood Road, piece and 4 chairs, $1750, SOUTHSIDEMOVINGlow bought, sold and rented, Quali Saturday, June 22. 9-5, Rain ty work, weekend and evening TV RADIO SERVICE lass and Walnut coffee fable, PAYMASTER-Check writing date 29fh, Furniture, clothes, Rates, Great Service, Big or appointments. References chandelier chrome, 2 Wharf Machine. Call 241 6976. albums, toys, household Small, We Do It All, Call Richard ZiSS686 1237 dale stereo speaHers, 2 table terns, l anytime. 616 4449, ll57Gruber REPAIRING/SERVICING amps, pictures 1 4'x5', love REFRIGERATOR GE, self Avenue, Union. PM 00348. OF ALL seat and more. Cash only. starting. Excellent condition. UNION 1030 Field Road, PLUMBING ft HEATING 5 MAKES 8. MODELS Runs fine. Child's dresser, ex Thursday, Friday and Satur day, June 20, 21, and 22, Sam ooojoes EMERGENCY SiWER CONTENTS Of HOUSE eellenf condition. Must sell. TV's, Stereo's, Cass., Decks, Best Offer, 964 3639. 6pm, Antiques, furniture. CLEANINGPIumbing 8, Walkmans, Port Radios, Cor Living room sofa, chairs, Something for everybody HOME HANDY MAN Heating Repairs, Hot Water tables, lamps, dining fable, Painting, paperhanglng, dless phones I Will pick up & SEARS-Craffsman 5 HP Heater, Sump Pumps, Free deliver. FREE OF CHARGE. chairs, china cabinet, French riding mower, electric start, UNION 2311 Morrison Ave carpentry & odd (obs, clean- Estimate, State License '6249. bronze mantel clock, war ups. NO job too small. 964N09, Call Anytime. 6871425. like new, $250 or best offer. Saturday, June 22, 9am-5pm, Lenny Griece drobe, dresser, kitchen table, Call 687 9364. Furniture, household items, 5740480 metal top, mahogany drop clothes, toys, games, books, ODDS JOBS TYPEWRITER SERVICES leaf table, 2 Singer sewing Electrical work. Ceiling fans WAREHOUSE-Sale. Bras & baby items, miscellaneous LAS PLUMBING machines in cabinets, LaBei items. hung. A/C lines, plumbing, PROFESSIONAL Girdles $3 00; Men's shirts * HEATING amp, pedestal chairs, crocks, $3,00, Panty Hose .25' & up, painting, itc. Call 964 6045 or Service-Specializing in small TYPIST old canning jars, wire carpet UNION-745 Greenwood Road 687-5529. Resumes, Dissertations, Boys' Shorts Sl.OO; Girl's (obs, wafer heatrs, beater, sectional sofa, china, Bathing Suits 13 00, 1255 S,, Saturday, June 22, 9 3, bathrooms, repairs, etc, 376 Statistical Tables, Letters, glass, linens, other items too Sfuyvesanf Avenue, Union. Moving, everything must go. RUBISK REMOVAL 8742, (Lie. NO.354) Theses, Term Papers, Legal numerous to mention. Fri 1 10:30 to4 P.M. Daily. Piano, furniture, household and Medical Transcripts, Sat, June 21 & 22. 9:303:30, goods, toys, children's clothes, Reasonable Rates Call Eileen 196J Long Terrace, Union, NJ. WMNPOW-Treafrnenfs etc. 964-17W. draperies, beautiful custom RUBISH REMOVED fully lined velvet drapes, 2 WESTORANGi, 9 Dart WAGNER FOTO CONTENTS Sale 573 South mouth Road (Northfield to All furniture wood «. metals SCREEN PROCESS MISCELLANEOUS sets, 4 singles in brown, fatten away. Attics, Springfield Ave., Springfield, Gregory to Forrest Hill, right • Custom Printed Saturday and Sunday, June 22, doubles in gold, Draperods basements & garage cleaned. CRAFTERS Wanted for house and curtains also available. to Dartmouth). Friday, Satur • T Shirts craft boutique, November 1, 2, 23, 10am 4pm Furniture, etc. day, June 21, 22, 11 AM. 5 Reasonable rates. •Jackets Call between 6 pm 11 pm. 762 325-3713 Call for appointment, 925 Everything must go. M • Bumper Stickers Reasonable. 4050, anytime Saturday. ANYTHING PRINTABLE! 2157, after 6 p.m. 201 245 44Qt 0 m a, For un/on County Classified Call: 686-7700 z Reaching ovpr 70 000 rentiers in trie Union Leader Sprinqfieia Leader Mount.iimidf Ecno o Keniiworfh Leader The spectator in Boseiie & ffoseiip P.irN ana fnp Linden Leader U z g FOR SALE FOR SALE 2 REAL ESTATE OFFICE SPACE 2 ELEGANT 3 Office suite in UNION Union, immediate avallabiii o J.G, UPHOLSTERY A FABULOUS NEW B/K EX ty, Excellent location, near al U Any style kitchen chairs recovered. Reupholstering of CLUSSIVBON major highways fl. airports Selling O bars, booths, couehi New foam rubber A PRIVATB STREET OF (201)379 ldSO. FREE Pick up 4, Delivery ALL MODERN HOMES 6MS953 7 Rooro, IVi'Bith Splil OFPiC6-or Store space for Fair^ Pric^l SimO rent. Maplewood Center. Good location and terms. Available Spotless and spacious : immedtaftiy. Air condition your house? WANTED TO BUY REAl ESTATE bedroom home with a family siied science kitchen plus full ing, parking. 550 square feet ANY LIONEL, LE dining room, extra lav, panell 763 3900. IVeSANDOTHlR BERKELEY HEIGHTS ed rec room, hot wafer TRAINS By owner. 4 bedroom, z'/a bath baseboard heat. Por over 35 OfFlKTOllT Top prices paid. contemporary ranch profes years B/K has the firt*st Union 635 2051 sionally landscaped Vj acre values this fine home wtll sell OFFICE TO RENT 334-8709 New custom kitchen, ceramic fast hurry and contact: In professional building, ideal Hie, recessed lighting, new location, ample parking, eon BOOKS wall to wall, fireplace, 22 x 22 B/K eae-isoo venient to bus stop, Furnished We Buy and Sell Books living room, mirrored dining BfMMll i RfMMf or unfurnished. 383 Norfhfield 321 PARK AVE,, PLFD room, finished basement, of 1435 Morm AM. Union, Open 9-9 Avenue, West Orange. 687 •ice, 2 car oarage, sprinkler 7101. PL43900 System. Close to shopping, schools and transportation. RENTALS VACATION RENTALS HOUSE5ALIS Mortgage help available. Call 464 5352. Contents pgrehaied C6NTRALLYlocated garage CAPE MAY-new home, 3 Foi* a free consultation to sell J4O. a month. Evenings 376 bedrooms, 2 baths, all ap full or partial contents of yogr 0008,3770071. OOVlRNMeNT-Homes from pliances, full deck. Near Vic- home or apartment torian Cape May, Cape May Si (U repair). Also deliquent APARTMENTS FOR RENT 9 CALLLIZVANGE tax property. Call 1-805-687- point beaches, bird sane M7-3368 6000 Ext GH 1448 for informa IRV INGTON-Upper. 1 turary. Available July, $550 a tinn bedroom, 4 room, apartment. week. Days, 893 5147, even Qrig. Reeyelers Scrap Heat and Hot water supplied, ings, 429 7543, Metal U1S plus security, i or 2 adults HILTON-HEAD, South MAX WEINSTEIN FREE FREE FREE max. No p«ts. Call 226 5504. Carolina, 2 bedroom con- And Sons dominium, ocean front with SINCE 1920 POCONO MOUNTAINS ROS6LLE PARK-1 4 2 balcony, pool, free tennis, 2426 Morris Ave,, Union PROPERTIES Bedroom apartments, available August n is, 1500. Daily §5 Sot. Now in the. comfort of yogr oaeious kitchen, living room, 743 76OS after 4 PM. 8:30<12 606-8236 home, review 100's of VACA dining room, laundry TION and PRIMARY homes facilities. Off street parking, 1 LONO-SEACH ISLAND, OLDCLOCKSfl, year lease. No pets. Call 241 Harvey Cedars, 3 bedrooms, 1 POCKET WATCHiS for sale. Plus land and com mercial properties. 7591, baths, modern ranch, sun- Highest cash paid, also parts. deck, Va Block from beach, jg Union, ¥64 1224 FOR YOUR FREE COPY WRIT! APARTMENTS FOR RENT ly 6 and !3,i?0Q, Call 338.4490. T,V, "s¥fs"WANT¥b-"work- ED HOE ADVERTISING ROSELLEPAStK POINT-PLEASANT Beach, ing or not. Color portables on cottage plus 2 modern apart ly. Days call 753 7333, eves , P.O. BOX 5445 GOLFAX MANOR ments. Walk to beach and 4647496. Cash paid. PLAINEIELD, Nj 07060 shopping, sleeps up to A each. LTSFD FURS WANTED Weekly and seasonal. Special or call offseason rates available. Especially mink, fox and ra Next To joggina Track And Call 584 6904. coon, coats and jackets. Call (201) 754-2025 Day/Nite T*nnls court. 543-0831. Deluxe Batln Kitchen W/- Heights and Ortley Dishwasher, WALK TO Beach Apartments and Con wanted Per Cash " " IRVINGTON, DYNAMITE TRAIN, 20 minutes Ptnn Sfa OLD BOOKS 8. STAMPS Site, franehised seafood dos. Weekly, monftily or restaurant eoing up. Share tion NYC. Free heaf, hot seasonal. Call owner, 561-6*85 ORIENTAL RUGS water 4 parking. Expert staff or 561-0131.- ANTIQUES large frenfagae with fast food- convenience store bank on premises. 1 month security. Private Buyer 224 6205 No fee/pefs. Coifax Ave. W, at drufls auto repair-any retail. WMTIDTOHENT Sale Build-Lease P. Rocehi, RoselleAve, W, WANTED 1387 Springfield Avenue, Irv 245.7913 WANTED 3 bedroom home in ington. 374 2G82 Kenilworfh, Springfield, or Old polls. Toys, Trains, UNIONS rooms, 1st floor, Ju Metal Toys A Figures Vicinity to'rent with option, ly IS occupancy, »5avmonth rincipali only. Reply to Postcards, Military Items LIVINGSTON Utilities not included. Security Classified Box 43A5 County Handmade Linens OPEN HOUSE end references required. Leader News, 12? 1 Stuyvesanf Advertise Write Classified Box 4367, Ave,, Union, 07013, UZ 617 3318 Saturday-Sunday County Leader Newspapers, 12 fo 5 PM 1291 Stuyvesant Avenue, YARDSAJJS J 1«M 22wJ i ?3.d Union, New Jersey, 07083. MAINESSOPPS. 10 RAHWAV-1W Barnetf Street, 25 Mt PtoMit Paftw^ in "BUSINESSMAN" Saturday, June 22, between principals only APARTMENTS (KRTED 9am 5pm, immaculate, newly decorated Open sfeef buliaing. Dealer colonial, 3 laro* bedrooms, 1 GENTLEMANWant hip high potential. Profits V) baths, living room, formal roomerte or small apartment, available, part-time or full PITS 1 ime in your area. Call 303 75? FOCUS dining room, eat-in kitchen, "terlinfl references. To . ex- FREE'to go home. Medium TV. room, finished bas*menf» change, 201-657-B433. 3200, Ext. J407. size Collie and Terrier mix, s garage, pafio. Walk to schooU places of worship and New years old Good with children. HOUSES FOR RENT FREE SEMINAR Dog hogs* included. Call Mi York bus, 1162,900. Call 994 Wednesday and Thursday 27M, 4017, HEAD HOUSE WANTED evenings. Learn how to go infe UNION business with no money down LOW COST- Spaying 8. PRIVATE individual wishes and without risk. Make re Neutering tor cats and dogs. to purchase a house in Union. vafion with Craig, 687-4376, Including pregnant pets, for BUY OR SELL CALL ANY CONDITION, would con You '11 reach over 70,000 Readers information call: Animal sider 2 family. Please write Own Your Own Alliance Welfare League of P.O. Box 2212, Union, New every week. N.J Weekdays? fp.m. at; 574 WHITE jersey, 07083. Jean-Sporbwear 3W. _adies apparel, childrens, Call now and let Classified Realty Realtors 688 4200 Ly 3 BR, large size, combination store, a bfh Ranch Conde! LR, DR, accessories. Jordaehe, chic. BUSINESS PROPErY turn sale to SOLD ESTATE huge kit! Gar. inch immed. Lee, L«vl, 62 Street, Izod, oeeup. Sii?o/mo. plus uflls! Esprit, Tomboy, Calvin Klein, VERONAFor sale by owner. Sergio Valenfe, Bvan Picone, 686-7700 1871 Victorian, near JOANNE TEOESCO, Realtors SM 8»8f, Lii Claiborne, Members Only, ESTATE SALE Brookdale elementry school, 5 Organically Grown, Gasoline, Charming older *3 bedroom bedrooms, i'/j baths, large UNION? rooms, 2 baths, top Healthtex, Over lOOO others, home in best part of Nutley. modern kitchen, flingerfaread ocation, ree room and $13,300 to I24,f00. inventory, Reasonably priced for quick trim. Needs some TLC, mostly garage. J900 a month, training, fixtures, grand open- sale Call 235 1258 Principals decorating $132,500 Prin PATON ASSOC Broker 241 ing etc. Can open in 15 days, only cipaisonly. 2W 1314 Mr Keenan (305)671 3639 o n c v> UNION COUNTY CLASSIFIED O z c z 5 z n o c Table Saw- 10", % horsepower RIGHT z motor with extra blades. AWAY c SOLD 3 Good condition. for first 20 words USE A PREPAID each added 10 words I Enclose check CLASSIFIED AD or money order NAME TELEPHONE ADDRESS CITY ZIP Write your ad in the spaces below and mail to COUNTY LEADER NEWSPAPERS CLASSIFIED P.O. Box 3109. Union, NJ. 07083 1. 2. 3. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28 29. 30. 31. 32, expert handy reference o u z ARIEL ALARMS REPLACEMENT WINDOWS DUARTE AUTO o MECHANIC INC. z VMVL Oft ALUMINUM Doors A Window, z R«idtntjj|/Cofnmtreiil OLDSMOBILt Pa o Security Systtmi MAINTENANCE FREE Oldest 8. Largest Siding-Gutten-Leaders WHOLESALE bFi$ Exclusive EICLUSIVE UmAlp, ttrnt M, AM U Aluminum Awnings- O * Owe Circuit T¥'i Olds Dealer in VOLVO OCALEII 0P£l«7 O*TS IX Matt ' Window* Union County A Patio Hoodi * ELIZABETH 1S59 Morris Urn. Fill ESTiMATf Porch Encloiurrs MOTORS, INC. Union Rcmodthna Value Rated U»»d Cars 2734200 688 5848 MiSSJ# AUTHOftUD 4W-O423/24 hf. wtmu SUMsrniAvi. FACTORY SERVICE tUltettH El(»b#?h 1S4 I0M LONG TEBM LEASING 2M!iprMlHtMfct,,IM«, 686-6824 AUTOS WANTED CARPENTRY HOUSE WASH CATERING '!IAN!Nf. MRV!CI WE PAY JOE BOMAN GENERAL POWER DESSERTS i MORE MOOirS CUANINC SPARKLE MAID 6S6 38Z4 CLEANING COPR. SnVICf INC CASH Catering for SERVICE Company and FOR YOUR JUNK ALTERATIONS/ EXTERIOR TIRED OF CLEANING? CAR OR TRUCK REPAIRS HOUSE private Picnics, WASHING When we finish your home CUtttTS/CABINns supply or off let will sparkle. 375-1253 • •Vinyl-Alumium IRVINGTON MaM TAIUS/ everything Try us and See our results. i •Cedar-Brick WVe supply equipment HIGHEST PRICES nttiicA/wooo Injured PAID! REAmUKE RATES GaHSutan WMORS/D00IB 71 851-9564 763-0913 851-0678 T CONCERT TiCRE S DRIVEWAYS COMPUTERS ELECTRICIAN FENCES UNION TICK! R&TPUfiLIESE ?022 Morris Avenue COMPUTER CONSULTING ^SPURR ELECTRIC Union, New Jersey ASPHALT PAVING AND EUCTRICAl 85J 28*0 DRIVINAYS CUSTOM SOnWEAR PARRIIW LOTS •Minudo It NSW AND •Tina TiifMi (MFC IT Mi ^ALTERATION WORK •Madona NDRR BASflll mmhmm Specializing m ll).l|nl<>l cniin Uink, . •Kennf FuUy insured Recessed lighting and •Stwii j Get your computtr to do what wood Ini Pi«u»t TraalM you ttKHjght It would do. service changing. •ProWrntimt •MMMtiiitetMMreM •N.Y. VMI Licensed & Insured •H.T. Iteta 68M319 No Job Toe Small U Ml 687 0614 272-8865 •drew 8519614 »««*•• GUTTERS GUHERS GUTTERS & LEADERS HOME IMPROVEMENTS HOME IMPROVEMENT HOME IMPROVEMENT GUTTERS, SUTTIK, Mtaif Tm BARTrfS CONTRAaiNG L£AO€RS LEADERS Europe Central THWUtHLY thoroughly INC Contractor; CLEANED CUTTHS • LEAMIS cleaned. -BWM Additkms BOB'S FLUSHED Co., Inc. • Drains HOME IMPROVEMENT INSURE! INSURED •mmiuli >'Mttn Imwhktf AUKIRKOFJOK ue TO iso * 30 f O*S0 Itfarthid iRlHitl I EllHWt P|MtNI| Minor Tf»t Trimming Cniap Sktttraktii, SM^M Clip n save Frat Estimates CALL KEN MEtSE •fWE ESTIMATE t hM IMM| t tttafiMn Fullimartd •PMMPT icnici Nrt Stevens FREE SSTIMATB 226-Oiii 22S-7379 •fUUY INSURED 10QS Mwk MflfM 221 4H5 7 D«y, 5t P.M. Bail Tim* 964-5959 HOME lMPRO«f[V-NI HOME IMPROVEMENT ^OME IMPROVEMEN' HOME IMPROVEMENTS HOUSE SinER IMPROVE YOUR HOME MAKE OLD MARGOLIN TOWNft COUNTRY WITH GIL CEILINGS HOME IMPH CO. 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