County Leader Newspapers SPRINGFIELD, N.J., "THURSDAY, JANUARY 30/ 1»84-J*

Cites indictment Board changes suspension ByKENNETH SCHANKLER the meeting for public comments on Helcne Teitelbaum said she. felt Taking what President-Stuart the resolution, a practice Board Majeski will be paid a prorated Applebaum called "the dqe step we the board's action, which essentially salary amounting to $5,708. Attorney Yale Greenspoon said is now leaves the matter in the hands had left ourselves open "to," the standard procedure in matters of Majeski will as6Ume Brown's Springfield Board of' Education of the courts, was the appropriate responsibilities as the seventh- and this nature. 'Only two residents chose move. • . Tuesday altered the suspension of Jojiddtesslhaboard. _eightkgrade music—- teaeher-^at- music teacher Ronald M. Brown Gaudineer. He will also teach drama Barbara Pollack noted-Brown's Teitelbaum said the PTA was to gifted and talented students. Brown will not be paid during his long service to the district without working to establish a "tasteful" suspension The board had any prior incidents of misconduct. and "inexpensive" program on child Also appointed was Jill Pensabene suspended the teacher with pay Jan "I would like the board to abuse.— . • 13 as a resource room teacher,, Hef seriously consider 19 years of ser- Teitelbaum said, however,- that Applebaujn said the board's action vice by Mr. Browji.lLPollacksald. -. appointment will take erfect Feb. 19.' the PTA's Interest in a program She will be paid $22,889peryear. resulted from Brown's Indictment . Another resident-said the board's predated the recent incidefiTT last week on charges of sexually proposed action had the effect of The board, meanwmTe, has begun assaulting a 13-year-old / male A motion.to approve a Feb. 11 interviewing candidates for the "afflicting an additional financial session for the purpose of conducting student lat the Florenco M penalty" on Brown.;. ; -.position of Superintendent of an In-service day for distrfdrsiaTf Schools. ' • ' Gaudineer School Applebaum_said the latest action members regarding their respon- The alleged victim is g-speclal was the. last the- board would take sibilities relating . to missing,- A replacement-is being sought for education student from Union while the matter was still pending in neglected and abused children was Brown is accused of assaulting the Dr. Fred Baruchin, who accepted a court. .•;••..••;• '• •-•— held for consideration at a later , paid 18-month leave of absence in child on more than one occasion The resolution, introduced by date, according-to acting Superin- betwenNov land Jan 3 exchange for his resignation last board member Pletro Petlno, cited. tendent Leonard DiGiov'anni. month. FOLK SINGER and story-teller Jim Albertson entertains The board met for 45 minutes in Brown's indictment following- an . In other business, the board closed session a_.t th.—e star„„t„ o„f. investigation by the Union County DIGiovanni has been acting as Megan Smith and Billy Harrison of Susan Barasch's Tuesday appointed Mark Majeski as chief—school administrator since third-grade class during an assembly at the James" —Tuesday's-special'-meeting—Brown—-prosecutor's of flee, a music teacher, effective Monday. 1 Caldtoell School, The assembly was sponsored by the and his attorneyJaober.t Margulles—-j .... Jan. 1. .-;••• -Caltiwell P-T-A. —;—~-— ^ ———^— werepFSsetfrthldsib After introducing the resolution, changing the suspension, the board,' Inquiry nearly complete with Brown in attendance, opened

..'•'.;• •' , ' : V ,. ' . • '' •;. • sixfdied ByKENNETHSCHANKLER -wiH probably be implemented, not moving the firehpuse," ; ; ^ thejUrtlbn CountyiProsecutbrfs certain aspects of the work to be If the Fire -Department were . Offltfe'-iebmpletes. its/inquiry; Into'. performed,were still being looked relocated, Reed said, the space in . working-conditions at Springfield Into. <"•,"•'•' ; .' • •'•• -.-,..•. :•'.'• • the existing building could be used police headquarters, the Township Among .the possibilities being ..for;'..office space or. the.. Police Committee: Is dlscusding plans for considered Is a proposal by Town- Department.1 ;'.. 3t:^£iish|pxBng!nM:Haw}ld Reed to build- up... ..„-_.-„_.:;va- newjlrehbus, ^e^ntheiprbperty^oe < Safety. Hazard Adininlstratlpn. >eful tb have our portion of It done. ; Reed said 85 percent of the plans During a surprise Inspection,last rtKis-week, ^v-:--:'^'-•.•-•'•.. .-'' ;. already^hiade by the townshlp-wpTild spring, OSHA discovered exposed ;f^My imissfbii'is 'ibiwport to the_ be implemented, Regardless of asbestos, a lack,,'of heat and airV 1 ; : prosecutbf,! '' Wiener : (sald. Any whether the Township Committee condltloniriii a.ndl'an unsafe stair- action, he said, would be decided by decided on "moving thefirehouse or way, among other unsafe conditions, the-:.office': of Prosecutor' John Sfimler, • .',,, ;-\ '.'.••' ••:'-:'' ...In; the.-• meatime, discussions! continue on what type of work should ication denial asked be done on township facilities:; LAYUP—Peter. Kozubal, of the Jonathan Dayton-Hlgh_SGhool-|unlor—varsity^ , .Originally,, the township' had E & T Amoco, a Hillside^Avenue V The application has been on the servlce^tation, may^haVe tb irtfile board's agenda for several months, basketball team, drives to the basket during a game Tuesday against Governor planned to add a third bay to the : Livingston High School..,::;,;.,, -(Photoby John Boutslkaris); Fire' Department to accommodate an applicatioppa n tp^extenp nd itLdally^ butThas,been postponed each time new flrefightlng- equipment pur- operation by three hours, because officials of-the-statipn's ; 'chased last spring and renovate and Springfield Board, of Adjustment parent company were unable to - - Attorney Howard Schwartz, in a attend the hearings,^ ,: ^ the existing-Municipal of- letter to Vincent D, Paraganp, the -Therboard has^yet to hear -any ' jury selection starts fliifesandPblice'D'epartmerit.' •.. attorney for the applicant, said lie Mayor William Cierl said Monday,; advised* the bpard^to dismiss iai ByKENNETHSCHANKLER had testified that Ghanem un- Mehza saidhe'believedGhanem to derstood the language, Menza said, t although^ most of those plans; 'station's application,. : surroundingneighborhood. Jury selection in the murder trial be "feigning"' a • lack; of un- of Palestinian alien Hanna Ghanem "I rnust conclude that all these derstanding of English and that he - is continuing, following Superior people are lying " believed the defendant to be "in- -'.'• Court Judge Alexander H.;Menza's On'the issue of Ghanem's com- telligent" Town mourns seven heroes -r—rullnjg-last-week-that-Ghanem was' -petenccr-Mcnza-noted^hB-snspcet- "There is no doubt that .he is competent to stand trial and that his : :r : was Involved in a business with his. competent-to stand trial and-he :'.-: ':-PvC- 'By;TJMOTHYOVWENS' :! - :•• draw the nation together. "We pick presented it. to Sister Marie; Anna, Miranda rights, were observed brothers, drove an automobile and -understoodMsrights^Menzasaid, '••;.•' Leqs.jAan nine hours after the upandwegojon^" . .: St. James School principal. • followinghis 1984 arrest. . , wen* to Atlantic City on a number of "I repeat," Menza said. "There is ' . -CJitastropKias^rthe Springfield Commltteewdman Jo-AnnPioper, In other business, the committee ,; About. 70 jUrors are expected to be ocassipns to gamble. —no doubt in my mind that he un- ,'Townghlp'Cprnmlttee joined the rest: ; :who is a teacher,; said that: the;: introduced an amended zoning questioned before a panel.of 12 and "The man plays cards," MenzaS derstood-his rightsandthere is no- Vpf: th^nation In honoring the seven proscence on the Ill-fated flight of ordinance, incorporating provisions two alternates Is selected; The said. "It takes a certain degree of dpubl in my' mind!that he waved ;. Astronauts killed Tuesdaywhen the Christa McAuliffe, who would have tb clear the way for the Construction . process b,egan Monday. . ' . sophistication to play carp's." _^hbse rights." '. ,' space shuttle Challenger exploded been the first teacher to. go'Into of a planned unit development. The Ghanem is charged with the 1982 .'Shortly^ after liftoff from the Ken- : space, had special perso'hal ordinance was approved 4-1, with murder of Sylvia Karlsberg in her: ,|iedySpace'Center. . .'.•:' significance—, . '•"'LL_ : -Clnr.t.flissei)ting, A second moasur8r —Milltown-Road-liome-in-Spr-lngfieldr •; ; >:.Maypr .William Cieri, 'who Xn~ "Being a teacher arid looking so amending thp township land sub- The accused was arrested in 1984. Conirdet-sefilenrenis n ear •'; :4tr.ucted that township flags be flown 1 forward to tnhTday, it has been so', division ordinance,, was .also in- ; Menza's office said the process oi i 'it-Jhalf-stsffr''tor"an appropriate Negotiations between Springfield Township and two separate groups r : emotionally drairiihgi" she said, "I troduced in an identical. 4-1 vote. _ picking a jury was expected to take /N .\^i'!o^\pf lrn'quirhiJ)gV; In honor of the . wish that'ithe're was :s6me way wo Both ordinances will be up for a • several days. . of municipal employees have gone to outside agents for settlement. V. astronauts,'asked that those presenl •cbuid wake up tomorrow and find publlp hearing and final .vote Fob; During a hearing that took three Mayor William Cieri said negotiations between the township and its "participate In a moment of silence al administrative .employees union were scheduled to be heard by a out that this day had never hap- ; weeks to completo,. Ghanem's at- •tfj opening of,the meeting' -;••• !i'i.•'.''. •"••: '"• -' -.;'•'•'•./ •• ' " • • mediator yesterday morning, witha settlement hoped for this week; '»: SVWpf,us.are shocked/VCieri said, •.pened.'V;-;.;'. '.';••'••.• . ; ;'.•••••;'• : The amended zoning.ordinance torney,. Raymond Brown, tried to prove that Ghanem did not un- .' those employees have been working jvjthouJLa contract for over a Ironically, in view of the day's was introduced in anticipation of a _y_gar,'; •' : • ." • 1_^. ___. ^_^_1-—'.•.'.,—'1—..-•—- tragic-events-lnvolving-a-teachorr proposal.byrArdon-Associate's-fbr_a_ -.derstand-thp-wordsi'attorney—and— PUp on1 a 53-aore .tract ..on. "silent" the night he was arrested. Cieri said contract talks' with the': Patrolmen's'Benevolent about 50 pupils, parents and staff Association, which is representing 10 superior police officers; woult members from St, James School Springfield Avonue near Houto 22. It Questions of Ghanem's com- calls.for the 'construction of 312 settled in arbitration. ' ;Vnlttcemah Jeffrey Kati, "causes were present as Clerl proclaime'd petcnce;werc also raised duriug the' The mayor.said both sides will meet with ah arbitrator Feb. 6. '. the week of Fob. 2 Catholic Schools townhouses on the site, ns well as ' proceedings. .'...- ; ;eyeryqnetb.ttiing about whether the commercial and office buildings. Theofficers are seeking a 7.5 percent annual salary'increase and a program Is worthwhile. I think It is." Week/In tho. township. After reading ' Menza, in making his ruling, said $500 differential between ranks, among Other things. When the zoning ordinance.was first . he found the defense's assertions He added that such tragedies tend to the proclamation, the mayor recommended to the committee by The contract is the first being negotiated between the total of 10 difficult to believe, . " _sccgeantS-andJloutenantaiinitheJowjashlp. ;'; '•; ^ ;';'—;;.•',' v —tho- Plannlng-Boardr-thon^-Mayor— jgd^ Edwnrd Fanning said ho expected to Those officers were formerly part of the local Patrolmen's 1978, married.: a woman ''.whose .Benevolent Associhtlori,-but; tile Public-Employees Relations ~Con|Vr; — see '—on-- application-f rbm^-Arden:—'-primary.langungelsEnglishr" -~~- Associates as spon as the ordinance mission decided the the union be split into two units in 1985. "I would assume, that he com- The Townshjp Committee subsequently passed aJ;resQluUon_Ior- Spfingfleld residents wishing to obtain nominating petitions for the .. was finally approVed,^__^_-^: municated with this woman," mallzlng the split. thref vacancies on the Board of Education may obtain them at the - The committee • unanimously Monza said, also noting- that the '•board's- offices' between tho hours of 8 a.m. und 4 p.m, on days that. approved two ordinances on final ' other members of the accused's 1 lsopeii^;v: ; ,k..::,:./[: ;.; . ::•-. :;; •:.:•; .: .reading . regarding traffic and: family also speak English,- CaVdldatesflllng n nominating petition for board membersip must be parking regulations;.The' traffic Menza said the defense was trying inside story . In Focus a cjtilten of the United States, at least 18 years bf age, able to read and. ; ordlnanco amendment authorizes to convince him that "his David McCalhim is keeping write, a resident of Springfield for the two years procedlrig tho April 15 the installation,of yield signs at two (Ghariem#) entire family speaks Church,.....,,,,,.. Pages 12-13 audiences at the Paper Mill election, and not be directly Interested, in any contract with or^ claim township;, intersections - Warwick English but him;" • , ' . •''.'.. Editorial.;'.,...,...,,.,\Page4 Playhouse in Mlllburn In stitches ^agalhstthebpird:-galhstthpi;^ „ • ' ; ^^tr^ ^ vv'J':«•:/« : . -' S•'' Circle and! Franklin Place, with -The judge also said that Ghanem . in tho popular "Run for your Cdrtipletbd riomlnatlng=petltlons shall bo filed with the secretary, of. traffic on Frfinklln having to yield; himself had taken the stand during Letters,. .•.',...... >.Pagb4 Wife." See this week's Focus the hearing.for several hours arid the board on or before 4 p.m. of the 45th day preceding tho election, Feb. and at So. Springfield Avenue and Obituaries.,,,,,,,.... .Page 14 feature, ' ; 20, The, baard offIce Is located at the Florence M.,Gaudineer School, • North View Terrace, with traffic on . spoken English, • , BobkviewM ;, ;•, Page2_ ;Soulh Springfield Avenue, In the roar of tho building. The days, dates • North View having to yield, •;• •• .GhanenKwas^-seated "next to an Photpforum ;,,. Page 4 Calendar;.,./...,.,.... Page 2 andbuslness hours during, which the office Is open for receiving; The parking measure bans Interpreter who translated the Horoscope,...... : ,Page4 Vbetltlb'iut areit a,m,',W 4 p.m; during regulal ftKMiMhjd^LZ parking at all times 'on the west side proceedings tb Arabic: during the Social.....,',/....,,,Pages 10-11. : : : Lottery.; ,...... ,,.. Pago 4 V^*;win b^tli!^b ;ir^ of Commerce; Street, 400 feet south •hearing, ( .v.; '••'.'.••'- "'• • / •. .Sports;;,,.;., ,„,,,, Pages 1S-17 TTlE^ of Stern Avenue. . • , : ExplalnlnH-that^other—Witnesses- Thursday; January 30,198A - COUNTY LEADER NEWSPAPERS Library column ', 2,3* COUNTY LEADER NEWSPAPERS— Thursday, January 30,19M — 3

Attenucci foIiTthe court he had Police search for stolen Cadillac six months and he must spend 12' Mountainside police are truck they were driving had been • After the arrests;.police said,' privileges in Springfield be«i |ik> w i>r" .Times. ... "•••.•' • A second driver, Isaac Glanton men, ~~~7 • • 1G6AW698DE9091274. It had been : vehicle over and arrested the two ' Attenucci asked Judge Robert ,of Plainfield, was found guilty of Taken into custody were An- accident. The other occupant was Weltchek to consider his good leased by AB Electrical and, youths.' • ••"•' • : apprehended and turned over to driving while, intoxicated and tonio Bagnara, 22, and Frank -Hcating.IncfroPHowell———— ^-r-A— routine—checkr~police7T~ -driving record and-the fact-that- -fined $250:plus the $100 surcharge" Barariosk'*irrftTbolh on charges of • ; juvenile•auth6rHlea.fr~—77^: , ' operating a motor vehicle was "•. Tv/o juveniles, ages 16 and 17, revealed-lhaH-the two-were Police said he.hadbeeniplaced and $15 costs. His driving disorderly conduct and ob- were arrested Jan. 22 after police. suspects in the $90 robbery of a ' part of his

Students observe Cotholic week Torborgs head hospital program , /•• Students att Our Ladvy of LourdeLourdess celebration wilwith an ntwnlnolurnocnopening Mass on 09 iton 11.i11:30« a.m»m . u.»,uMember.s „!o•f n,,the, ' '• '„.•:.. ' •, . ,.~. . ' •'•...• .'..".• •' • • ,.-• <«^ '••.-.. :•:":.•••••• School announce the up-coming Susan and Jeff Torborg of, their children. WNJR, 1430 AM; WPCE/^Uriibn ENERGY WATCHDOG—Penny Vlsioll, Jersey Central Power and Feb. 2 at 9 a.m. Students, parents, School Board, .the Home School Mountainside have been ap- Last year more than 34,000 New tiS P iaJ S W th Wa chdog and observance of Catholic Schools raculty, and staff will all join in this Association and the principal, Diana .College)., -,-••••• >•' ':: ;• .*•/•>'..''•: • polntment-Chalrmon-for-lhis-year's—Jerse'yahs-died-of-cardiovascular Other participating statlons'ltrthe" DeLaFuentl l fe anid ScotS tJ Rosenbau ¥ m after a recen* t assembl Wy on electrical safetv -Week,_which-will-be-celebrated -special-liturgy-aniTa parish coffee Travers, wilfbe available to answer n u th ——sponsored by the James Caldwell School PTA. — / yn deciricai sarery nationally from Feb. 2 through Feb. " ~"-""p " Heartbeat-" " • 'fo"r th "e- disease, half of all deaths in the tri-county area'are:-WFME, 94,7 t will follow.^ . ;' . • — questions and join In the gathering American Heart Association (AHA) 7. The theme for this year's An open .house will take place for coffee. • : state. FM; WSOU, 89,5 FM; WHTZ, 100.3 celebration is "A Rainbow of Ex- in Essex, Hudson and Union Local stations participating are FM; WSPC' (St. Peter's College); cellence." February .3 between 9 and 12.• Teacher Appreciation Day is Feb. Counties announced John J. Parents and perspective students 4. In keeping with the theme of the WERA, 1590 AM; WJDM,1530 AM; WJCiS (Jersey City State College). . Our Lady of I.nurdes will begin its Gregory,. Mp, Director will be able to visit classrooms from weeJc the students will participate in Cariopulmonary Department, Cable station gets hospital grant a Rainbow Costume contest. Mail carrier to retire Sunday The Overlook Hospital Foundation Hocksteln ' believes the 12-week Overlook Hospital and President- Board of Trustees has awarded a Minutes to be taped at the TV-36 The school will hold its annual Elect of the Association's New Bill Weber, a Springfield rc'sldenf Weber is past ^president of the' program at the center helps patients studios. • , ' senior citizens' luhcheon on Jersey Affiliate, •: ' since 195871s retiring from the U,S," Springfield Lions Club, and Is active $3,240. grant toTV-36, Cdmmunities- become "participants in their own February 5, with students acting as on-Cable, tor-"30 Medical Minutes" lives", by increasing their medical Livingston resident . Barbara "Operation Heartbeat" is a state- Postal Service Saturday,- ,'. with the local American Legion productions. . ' Stroup, a' communications major at hosts forthe occasion, they will set wide radiothon-run-by-members:ot -Webet^S—enrppr apnnnprt npnrh hKn(f}:(j knowledge and corhbatting the the tables, serve lunch and provide The program is produced by anxieties, that can set in after a heart Setdn Hall University, will direct (He" the New Jersey Broadcasters than 40 years with the. service,' in-" (as business agent for 10 years. He show, to be aired Mondays at 5:30 the entertainment for ap-Association during Heart month; . eluding the last 30. years as a mail also serves as deacon, elder, and Overlook Hospital, and features attack occurs. proximately 120 senior citizens. The , guests from the hospital's medical Last fall, Overlook's staff -andalternate Tuesdays at 8:30.p.m. Listeners are asked to call in —carrier in Springfield. ; trustee for First Presbyterian and administrative ' staffs, who The Tuesday time slot is shared with snow date for the luncheon will be pledges to support the educational Weber is a World War II veteran :.Church of Springfield. . ;; t celebrated a twentieth anniversary February 12, •'.'.'',.'.. discuss medical/ surgical and other "30 Legal Minutes", shows will be .services and grass roots research Who served In the South Pacific, and JorJhe^Cardiac.Care Unit, .which aired at a later date over Channel 32. On Feb. 6 Student's Day will be funded by the Heart Association in was awarded two Purple Hearts and health care topics. was the first in New Jersey and only A retirement party for Weber .w(|l_ . The first 1986 series show, lo bc_the twelfth in the entire country observed.. The students look forward our region, "But "Operation a Bronze Star. He Is active with ' be given by his co-workers Feb. 1 at (0 reversing roles with the faculty. Heartbeat" is more than .just a fund ^Attierlcan Legion Post 228, where he airedMondayat5:30p.m.,wilIfocus back in 1965, The Cardiac Contractor named the Knights of' Columbus of AT NG ^nuY,,?verlook's' " Cardlac Rehabilitation program was added The last day of Catholic Schools raising event," the Yankee coach hns'twlce been post commander. SpringfieidT ' .- l=°£ l .F^f dlnosaOVs are, lefrtiTrlght, Candlce Giordano, Nicole _The Union County ReelnnaLHIgh- Week, Friday, February 7 there will Jioted,-iiIUwill offer-New-Jerseyons a- •JicJiabi]itatlon-progEam»;=John^J^=inthe-eaTly-lOTO'!rto follow the initial Schobl District:No. 1, Board of be a closing assembly and special wealth of information about car- chool,/yibuntalhslde. .. •-T • • •• • , Gregory, MD, Director of specialized care procedures and to -OverlookJs-^-»eardiopulmonary Education announced a contract to. closing liturgy. The students will diovascular health during its hours Two fires reported-Sunday—^ help insure sustained patient Hugerich Landscaping at a-cost-o parjic'pate in a talent show and the Department and Summit resident recovery. - ' • • .... CATHOLIC SCHOOL WEEK-Second-grader Michael Lewis ..nf-pdncational programming. We The Springfield Fire Department was called to extinguish two fires Laura HocksteniRN, who is co- $18,106 to replace woboden seats ahd ' shows off his posfer celebrating Catholic School Week at Our School Board and Home School hope residents will tune in to take Sunday that were reported within one minute of each other.. Jerry Rosen. Overlook's Vice- sills and the bleachers at the four Association will prepare and host a supervisor of.the.Center.'Wl.discuss Presidenl of Marketing and Public regional high schools, including Lady of Lourdes Catholic School, Mountainside. advantage of this opportunity to The first call, at 5:48 p.m, Sunday, reported a kitchen fire at 95 Beverly Lunch program for seniors listed the Cardiac Rehabilitation program special luncheon for the faculty. learn how they can lessen the risk of Road,. The fire, according to department reports, started In the oven and -Affairsrwho-produees-the-showrwtll= David Brearley in Kenilwbrth and There-will be a l.p.m. dismissal for witlr former patients,Mildred Meyer guest-hosLsesments of "30 Medical heart disease for themselves and-. spread to nearby cabinets. - —- ••• ; . -' • .-•• -< The Allowing is tHe~menu or —mashed potatoes, "butterscotch" of Clark and Charles Rubin of Jonathan Dayton in Springfield.. • Dental health program topic the students on Friday. The fire department said smoke damage arid structural; damage!,to the : lunches to be served over the next WEDNESDAY-Baked chicken pudding and chicken gumbo soup. Registration for all grades, 'in- and cranberry sauce, chopped Warren. •".'. • In celebration . of-the .38th ob Dr.. Lee Kaswiner, a Springfield house resulted from the fire. . / ,.' two weeks at the Becky Seal FEB. 14-Baked fish with lemon Both patients credit the servance' of National Children's cluding pre-kindergarteri, kin- Nutritio...-,-.n. Center i..n. the former spinach, hcrbed stuffing, pineapple, -j-buttciy brussel sprouts, au gratin orthodontist and chairman of the Senior earns list _ JPlrc^pfficial^saitf (he residents of the home attempted to extinguish: the tidbite rehabilitation, center, with im- HELP YOURSELF TO SOME CLEAN Dental Health Month, several dental society's 1986 National dergarten, and grades 1-8 will be . James E. Fleming, the son of Mr. fire tliemsleyesjindj¥etejinsuc£fissf uL. JRajmoMChlsholmJSc^oo'l buildlngr-^ ^.^ream of potato soup,->^ potatoes, ice cream and clam •*T THE CLEANEST SERVICE UUNDRY YOU'VE EVER SEENJ -held-throughdut the week, except chowder soup. , plementing important, health! members of the Union County Children's "Dental Hea1fn~~M6ntH and Mrs. James Fleming of The second fire, caused by a steak that Ignited in an oven, was reported at Lunches_ar.e available to any -FEB. 6—RoiSTbeef with gravy, changes in their lifestyles. Dental Society will speak about the efforts, and Springfield dentist, from 9:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. in the Mountainside, has been named to 5:49 p.m. Sunday at a residence on Henshaw Avenue. •• S r' Springfield senior citizen, 62 or over, stewed tomatoes and zucchini, magie hill-cleaning center importance of dental health of Irwln-Hammer, will join with New / school office, Parents who are the Saint Leo College dean's list for • The fire was put out by removing the steak from the ovon-and-placiiig it iir for $l.25,$2 for guests, regardless of- "mashed potatoes;; rice pudding, and UNION'S NEWEST COIN LAUNDRY-DRY CtrEANEFT ' Springfield area school students on unable to enroJUhelr child'at"those"": : 1 Your Complete , open 7 Days a week 7 a.m. to lo p.m;_ Jersey ^Dental Service P-lan'S-i: the 1985ial! semester,- ' -thesink. ' ~" — ' ~ ~ -7—.——•— - = -financial status:-^ - —- ~—:—vegetable soup. ; •-^—•• Family store Tuesday, '•'.-. Captain Supertooth, a live' ' -flmesTnaycnllthe school office al Fleming • is a-senior rtiajoring in SCHULTZ Reservations must be made two FEB. 7--Baked macaroni and •:. at •'. • -TOWftRC -charicterization-of-a-healthy-tooth^— 233-1777 for ah appointment, pyschology ••'• —days-ln-advance-by-calllng476.5814 cheese, lettuce wedge with Russian DEPARTMENT STORE r N. Affordable Prices! betw.eenllLa.m^andXp.mJLunches- ; dressing, harvard beets, fruit -IformeclvJoseph J. levlnel JMMUL •^SnTServed Monday through~FrIclaT kt^ldbfdli -TO-MftKE-ROOMiorSPRINGnftRRIVAtS^^ YOUR OWN UPJEWELEHS—r- itetween noon and 12:30 pm, - - FEB - 10—Knockwurst wllh •we're having a lhl'l'l')V l'>vlfll bifiVulf- t)l"\t\ "< 1 "i ! I mustard, mixed-vegetables, boiled WINTER f WASH ~ All lunches aro served with bread 1331Msgle»veTUnion Free NEW CUSTOM HOMES and margarine and milk. • potatoes, applesauce and pea soup. ^JmtoHOalloplngHIIIBd.) 820-0234 FRAME SALE... 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froraTltness tofinance, swimming to Noting.,that'"heart ills,cost the almbsLeveryone^L spiritually,"-Rock-6aid^ Featured literature, modeling: to leadership U.S. $78.6 billion and a million lives Dynamic exercise—aerobics, are. ' ''. ''•'•' . • '•• training open for-registration at the in 1986 as reported last week by the dance, • swimming, jogging—all' — 80 swim classes for six month: Westfleld Y Monday the Westfleld Y. American Heart Association,'! Y sports that work the heart—prevent olds to adults, with special programs Three major, reductions . In Associate Executive Director Harry cardiac attacks, strokes and' high for ' competitive swimmers, membership fees, up to 50 percent, Rock points out:' , blood pressure—the fitness expert rehabilitative 'exercise, arthritis and a brand new multi-sport . ''Prevention is the best cure. , points out. "Truly good for your life, sufferers and lifesavlng. Seven heroes program for elementary school ."The Y offers dozens of different the Y begins with pre-natal classes —. 28 adult exercise classes from Photo youngsters highlight the-Wjhter Tuesday's tragic explosion of the space shuttle Ivcr programs and -exercise centers to and: continues through those for beglnning_to advanced^ as well as JermJrom-Eeb.-lo-throughAprU-wiZ-Zrt B.TL"VTT . ™" — proKrannnnia exercise centers w Challenger is full of ironies. Seven crew members—: ^J^™J*-W through AprUWr— pomoterfltaessandprevent7capromoterHtaess-and-preventTcatt v "people reching their BO's. dance, karate, yoga, tai chal, pre forum Pre-registraHon for those enrolled In dlovascUlar disease. One of our 10 . The;new-ternrincludesTi "host of and post-natal arid senior exercise. • - were killed. Seven was the number of the original the current term at the Y began different; centers or moreifiattiOO choices to stimulate not only , — 21. classes for pre-schoolers, American astronauts rThe explosion came 19 years YULE LESSON—Gra- providing motor skill developmnt through patterning, tumbling, ball and one day afterJhe only other fatal accident Jn-_ ndmother Joart Kotch handling, rythniic play, ropse, Volving the American space effort. tells little Steven included in 1986 directory balance beam and equipment, w|th Engkieterra, 'Yes, ' Twenty-seven years ago, when America's first 7 1 Edward Flemlng,-the'son -have included the names of these Fleming; a senior majoring In or without parents. • . seven astronauts were introduced to the public, Steve, that's the guy of Dolores and James Fleming of students based on their academic psychology/computer information — Four elementary school you've been hearing so Mountainside, N.J., is one of 15 achievement, service to the com- systems, has been both recording programs, highlighted by the. new they were immediately lauded, as heroes. To just much abbut lately... JstudehW from Saint Leo College '••^unity,—-leadership—in—ex- secretary and treasurer for Sigma every-day-ln-the week or any-day- volunteer for the program was seen to be an act of He's a good guy to be selected for inclusion in the 1986 traclrrlcular activities and potential Phi Epsllon " and. a committee in-the-weck kaleidoscope program, buddies with. Steven edition of "Who's Who Among for continued success. . chairman .for • the Student"Govern- courage"— the willingness to face the dangers of Students in American Universities . They join a group of students jneht Association. . child|s toy, the program shifts each the unknown lives on 18th Street In selected from more than 1,400 in- day; from' T-ball to computer KenllWorth. If you have stitutions of higher learning in all 50 : -Outstanding students .have been games, soccer, tennis, plus new In the intervening years, especially after the end a favorite photo which Campus nominating committees states; the District of Columbia and -honored in the'annual directory games (non-competl of the Apollo program which sent men to the moon, you would like to submit and "editors of the annual directory several foreign nations. since it was first published in 1934. developmental) and soccer games. named vice-president- — 13 teen classes and programs Pamela Reich has been named Reich has a bachelor's degree the public adopted somewhat of a laissez-faire at- for this page, send it to including SAT-preparation, vice-president of National West- from Michigan State University and titude to the space program and the astronauts. /Photo forum,' at this babysitting, beginning . and ad- minister Bank, USA, it was an- an MBA degree from Syracuse That is why Tuesday's tragedy is all the more hor- newspaper, P.O. Box variced fashion" modeling, plus nounced today by _Wjlllan -University,— : T—> rifying:1' 3109, Unfon~070837~wlth~ Rout, aerobic and fitness classes. Knowles, chairman of the board. A resident of Matawan,-Reich is complete identification — Seminars in parenting, finance Reich Is group manager of con- - the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Morton sumer sales and market develop- Fifty-six times before the final flight of the space of the subject., A and leadership training at the Reich, of Mountainside. ^ shuttle Challenger, Americans had risked their Women's Center as well as coun- ment in NatWest USA's Marketing stamped, self-addressed seling, and support groups for Division. She joined the bank in 1980 National Westminster Bank, USA, , lives sitting atop what basically is a bomb loaded _envefope_ must Jba_en- displaced "TioTneWakers—(the as a product manager,—was the wholly-owned subsidiary of with highly inflammable and combustible fuel closed if the picture Is to divorced, widowed, separated, promoted to assistant vice-president National Westminster Bank PLC of be returned. . .disabled). • '' , ^ ..'.••• in 1982, and named group manager London, has $9.4 billion in assets and without a fatality. Of course, the Jan. 27, 1967 — Interior design, job workshops, in 1983. Her office is located in West Apollo fire killed ' astronauts Ed White, Gus oriental rug making, folk dancing, w»mpstpnH N.Y. • and Westchester. Grissom and Roger Chaffee, but that was a ground, literature, driver's education, dog obedience. test. No American had ever been killed while brav-' Letters to ttie editor "The classes are in addition to use KAY AND COMPANY ing the unknown. In another irotiy, it was this safe- of our facility — one' of the most Alleged incident has many victims Mis tormentors tried to reinforce their majority control of the board of • complete health clubs in the area — ATTORNEYS ty record, thatjvas_one of the reasons civiliansr Child molesting cannot be classified with robbery or assault. It Is much education by using vicious "hate mail" tactics during a school board elec- with two pools, a gym, a men's such as the woman who was to become the first worse, for it lays on an almost Insurmountable block in life's path for the tion two years ago The citizens of this town, 70 percent of them (an unheard fitness, center, a women's fitness INCQME TAX PREPARATION teacher in space, were invited to be passengers on victim. An innocent child, whose genital sexuality has not yet been of amount In a school board election) Would have none of It and came out to center, a steam room and developed, gets both confused and shocked, for intimacy of homosexual prevent this It was a wonderful showing of moral indignation and d,ecent whirlpools. • 1358 Morris Avenue, Union, N.J. the shuttle. • - ' ~ ' . ,- '••• \ •• \ ••••".. nature at this age conflicts with the dependency he has built on his parentsr --Instincts, of the good citizens of this town. It's a day we will always be proud ^o^oxibttheTe~w111"Be~callslo scrap the shuttle What the emotional conflicts, or fantasies a molesting incident triggers in Airman starts duty weekdays 780-9633 • weekends 687^3555 the child's mind we do not know, but one thing is for sure, it can't be of a ' But,' unfortunately, the harassment of the superintendent did not stop even ARTS ENTRANTS'—Students In Springfield "public scnools"liFe busy preparing and end manned missions interspace. Critics will positive nature. The child has been stripped of his dignity .as a human being *• then. He was blamed for not demanding members of his staff to deny their entries In the Eighth Annual Students' Art Festival. Pictured above are the'- •, Air Force Airman Anthony •Professional, experienced tax preparation service., at an early age and the question that remains Is will he ever regain it.and the civil rights and allow the board of education to decide the facts In a criminal Ca Id well School entrants In the contest, which celebrates the 100th anniversary of : Albano, son of Carolyn A. Albano of •Meet only with Gary A. Kay, Esq. (C.P.A. New York state), this— -point to the efficiency and success of unmanned N. Eighth. Street, Kenllworth, and year and every year. ..,-.•..:.; respecrespectt for himself that hee needs to maturemature?? ThiThiss ththene . IIn mmyy oiio opinionn ;I th matter over an alleged assault.,Some board members, without knowing all -the^S+atue of Liberty^ First row, left to right, are Steven. French, Son|a, Eric Hartz, b h V hih l Is the Alfonso Albano of Maplewood, has *17 Years experience. ••> space probes, such as Voyager 2, which only days hideousness of a child molesting crime— the violation of a child who needs -the factsrassumed them guilty and defended the student involved. Not only- Michelle Keller, Tlmour Haider and Matthew Pol Icaroi' In4he second row areHelen ~" : arrived for duty with the 44th Missile *By appointment, weekdays, evenings,-and weekends are fine. before gave the world the first closeup pictures of and wants to grow. • . :."'•':' ; ' \~ have they usurped'the authority lof a superintendent of schools, but also a' Schneider, Christian Dobre, Leslie!' Schwar'zbecki Christina Salcetl, Andrea 1 Security-Squndrnn, Ellswnrlh Air *50% off saleTTnat's rlghtl Please, this is a special offer for first distant Uranus and its moon&. judge and juryl • • . . :.' • Mlschlewlcz, Daniel Marcus, GlnaGrobfer and Melissa Geller. ' The perpetrator, on the other hand, seeks control of a sexual situation, and The abuse and harassment Dr. Baruchin has been subjected to has no In the third row are Sara Johnson, Dang Polndexter/Pam Karp, HyseGerber, Kim ~~ Force Base, S.D. year clients only. Pay 50% less for the preparation of your tax /When comparing the safety record of the his motives are too complex, too out of touch with reality and the rules of our relation to the way he handled his position; Disagreement certainly, but Pascarlta, Jessica Selgel, Christina Relnor~Patrlck Mbelk, Jaime LuclanLand-— Albano, a. security_speclalist, was returns than you did last year. And If not completely satisfied society to be defined. To-say he suffered a nervous breakdown Is unac- CandlceGomes, — • • •,••..••.:.' ;. .-' . •.•:.';;>••;•• •:.•, ,- :• .•• •, •• '• .. previously assigned at Lackland Air with the service orthe work, pay nothing. American space program with that of early-avia- "gangster style" methods to gain political control and frighten him into'•• Force Base in Texas. He is. a 1982 ceptable to me. '•••.'•'•' •'• acquiescence is outrageous. It Is toDr. Baruchin'foredlt he has stood up to

'•('•' ••'•:• •',•-••• • • • • • .. . . :•• graduate of Union High School, tion, the former wins hands down. Just as it would these assaults and persevered. ' . .. Public Notice have been foolish to abandon the dream- of flight There is a third victim or victims of this alleged unspeakable actrWhoare Instead of speaking of all the negative things that happended during his they and what is their emotional and mental state? They, the third victims, OPFICB ,OP THE SECRETARY OF THE TOWNSHIPOF SPRINGFIELD •-,••. TOWNSHIPOF SPRINGFIELD-— . BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT UNION COUNTY, NJ. UNION COUNTY, N,J. after airplane fatalities, it would"be"f6lljrto~aban- are you arid I, the mothers and fathers, the citizens, " ' • • • Tak« notlct (Hat the following dm. ORDINANCE TO AMEND. THE REVISED' ORDINANCE TO AMEND THE REVISED made at the raoular mxtlno of tha Boai'd ot Ad- GENERAL ORDINANCE OP THE TOWNSHIP GENERAL ORDINANCE OF THE TOWNSHIP don man's stake in the high frontier of space. It luttment held on Tuttday, January 31> Itai, . OF SPRINGFIELD, CHAPTER VIM, SECTION. OF. SPRINGFIELD, CHAPTER VIII, SECTION , I. Appl'No. UO», Nama: D'Alaitlo Anthony & B-J, PARKING. • 7 -•"• .."•" would in ho way honor the memory of Dr. Judith A. , Natalia, Addraui M Pranklyn Place, Blocki u, TAKE NOTICE, thut the loreoolno ordinance TAKE NOTICE, that the foregoing Ordinance Jaeger Ltl5i:orUirlancew«iot»nt«d ' ddrLtaiJlaLmMllnaJi[efiilna-0fr — —.wawasn riiiMed and approved at a regular meetlno of, liegeaiy __ _...... _ Ssld.appllcalom art on (lla In lh» office of tha ,th« towmhlp commltMw of The Towmhlp of spr-. the Township committee of The Townshlpof Spr- T received m spite of all the infighting on the board and In the community. secretary of tha Board of Ad|uilm«nl, Municipal Inollold In tha County of Union and state of New Ingf leld In the' county of Union andState of New length of employment, I must ask whether there were other alleged in- aulldlno, Towmhlp of Sprlnofleld, New Jertev Jarity hold on Tuesday evening January M, Jeraoy held on Tuesday ovenlna'January 28,- cis Scobee,; Ellison OnizukaT _j__wondet.now If we can attract high-caliber,people io apply for' the and liavallablafor.publlc Imptctlon, • • 5 "••: clderitsin thapast thatwent unreportcd by,.tho.ByBtem or were held back by ~| sjaj^riWndertt's"position or any teai];hlrtg;^ltlbiV^or that matter..Our orial C*nlrr* . GfJegdr-yfaHisi. ? j. ' p-J '•' 1 / the'thtnaflnttht^ reputation as a school system has,bfeen1 besmirched by this Very,small ~ OMiosprlnolleidLeader.'Jah.iKi.UM i Bargains .••:••• -'.,'t .'' •••'• ""•" •• •"'• . •"••'•• present crisis, I am told Dr.' Leonard DiGlovanni, tile acting superintendent minority who constantly attacked Dr. Baruchin and formented disruption on . .' • ; . ., ':. ... (Pee:'4.001 .- of schools, purportedly contacted, Mr. (Yale) Greqnspoon, Board of the board. Some of my friends In other communities say we don't need a , '•• 'Education attorney, and Mr, (Stuart) Applebaum, board president,, and superintendent of schools so much as a referee, warden or psychiatr|stl/i: these men, reeking with hostility and disgust, performed their respon- The reason I'm not signing my name to this letter^^is because I'm afraid • OWtNSAXIRNINC Pink Fiberglas Do you know of a news story that we, too, should slblities satisfactorily, These men reacted to this situation as they should' thos who unmercifully attacked Dr. Baruchin will come after me, - FIBERGIAS know about? Has your club or organization un- have, I must ask then if this was always the course of action under a dif- ^~^" NAME WITHHELD WON REQUEST ' ferent superintendent or different board officials. Will that history or Is that mSTEREAK Insulation dertaken a project that might be of interest to history being investigated? ''.'.. .. "/'•. •-. • '.••• ','•.—'——.•• ,- • 3V4" Thick,- Hf 11 MMtm «3V4" Thick-R-11 Aluminum Foil •^*^Yfti« i 271LC0L0R TV OnaSlda Flbarglaa •_ others? Would one of your friends or neighbors be a The respohslblity ultimately lies with the citizens, the residents of Unfacad Flbargla* * Public's generosity bright* ENERGY -Insulation Insulation good subjeet-fora feature story? If so, be our eyes Springfield. True, we cannot supervise every''municipal or board of 1 education employee, but we can tighten the standards we use in hiring the We wish to express our sincere appreciation for the many gifts donated to and ears— and tell us about it. __. , employees who work for us. We can do better: backgound checks. It seems the seventh annual WelchertRealtors.Toy Drive to benefit needy children. .•: FAMOUS ZENITH QUALITY CQSISZ 15" or 1S"Wlda 23" Wtda ^.Callus at 686-7700 with a news tip and we/in turn, that Springfield is becoming an urbanized community, for these are the The kindhearted generosity of the publlcTHls year helped us brighten the .' c kinds of problems cities have on a daily basis because of their mixture of holiday season for many underprivileged children, and made this year's toy Si, Ft will-offer-a-tip-of-the-hat; to you with special drive the most successful ever! Thousands of toyswerecoltected at our 105 PLUS A BIG, INCREDIBLY SHARP PICTURE 'Cultures:- •''.'.•••.•••.•. ',•••'•.•.'••'.•.•'• ,'.',..'..••.'••." .•••'<:..'.•....- • • 6"ThlckR-1S offices and distributed to 16cal charities In New,Jersey, New York, Con- . JrHEEconvcrse Aluminum Foil recognition on this page. . — : 1 • 8"Thlck-FH8 Since we are not a city and our population Is mostly all affluent and well- n'ectlcul, and Pennsylvania, : .•''••• "•••• .., . ', •••'•..'.' : ' ., :. All Star-leather Unfaead Fiberglas* Ona Slda Flbarglai • educated, the finger of guilt for this incident must point to the politics of a '••; We extend our warmest thanks to the people of the greater metropolitan. basketball shoes Insulation - . Insulation few past and maybe even presently employed individuals by the board of area, and your community, for their continued support. • Chrpmaeolor Contrast education. What will happen now? My crystal ball tells me that apathy will G 15" 15" Wide 23" Wld« triumph as It has in the past! The populanee of Springfield will scream for President... PictureTube 7- : - Sq. FI. c ,nesday,8p.m. . blood I The Mr. and Mrs. Springfield, Homeowner, or Mr. and Mrs. Welchert Realtors . 28 •JDependable, .100% modular—- 32 Sq.Ft. TOWNSHIP MEETINGS Springfield Apartment Dweller can continue to be apathetic about the whole ' . #efts/5fa At Municipal Building Board of Adjustment—third affair. Mr, George Parsell, the chief of police of Springfield, and Mr. (John) Z-l Chassis : ...••'.•' Township Committee—second and Tuesday, 8 p.rn. , :•. Stamler, the Union County prosecutor, both will do what they do well and1; Imulat* Now With Thr fourth Tuesdays of the month, at-8 Rent Levelling Board—last • 157chahnel quartz tuning -whenyoubuy 10 or citizens pay them for1:— clean up a mess that should never have happened If. Salvation Army commanderLsayaihaaks- p-m.i oonferonce, .preceding^ Thursday of the month; 8 p;m. more rolls qfany ': AH/c Blanket : —Environmental Commission—se- the rules had been followed in years gone by and.the people of Sprinfleld • What a joy again to experience the generosity of people from this great 'OHaranda ', Owens-Coming pink Mondaysrat7:30p.m., •'•• v" ' Flberqlas"Insulation. 8"ThlckR-25Unfacod Planning Board-first Tuesday, 8 cond Wednesday at 8 p.m.! . . informed of what was going on. I don't know about'you — but I'm disgusted. Garden State of New Jersey who each year characterize Christmas by both February23,198S Add $2.00far postage Flbarglas Insulation ' V : 1 Recreation Commission—third ••'.•• ••••'•. ''"; . •.''.. x ..•'•' .. ',.- • •'•/..•....' MARTY NOVICH caring and sharing. • . . , . '• and handling p.m.' •'"'. ' .'' • "•' •• •: ••'• '.'•..' See Your Jaaoor f«(mulkt« ind nw» Wilh 15"W(d« ,: Tuesday at 8 p.m. ; . •••'. '••...'••. .••' . :' . .•'.'• ',-. •.•'•' .•;'.•,..' Melsel Avenue The 1985 Salvation Army Appeal, under the leadership of Honorary Salesperson lor details. Ow*n4-Comln(j AHiC Olir* U —Board of- Health-third Wed- 1 inmlitiM, fht moil pouffful Chairman Goy. ThomasI'H. Kean, raised an unprecedented $1,703,794, rot ofltwmil pratKbon y canbuy.HroliaauUyinlo Food, gifts, meals, clothing and parties provided a very Merry Christmas plica lo gKf • you wp*t ttucti Baruchin not to blarn^ for district's woes'- for 72,124 IndlyLduals throughout thestate. The number of Individuals served •Nt/AtniutilioopowMvuhr" I am responding to your editorial comments about Dr-Fred Baruchin's increased 19 percent over the 1984 service levels *• j Your news is goocl news! tenure as superintendent of schools in Springfield „ I extend to all our friends and supporters a very sincere word of ap- Model B2712G I Just Jill in thcmformiition ami uf'll imlillsli it fur \ mi' J I feel it Is extremely unfair to Imply that Dr Baruchin was responsible for preciation on behalf of Gov Kean and myself for their gifts which brightened the controversy that has been the hallmark of the Board of Education for the —the lives of so many of the poor in our communities A clcun, contemporary style console past several years over the closing of a school, tho decertification of MAJOR CARL L. SCIIOCH Buse swivels for easy viewing Nutmeg "H&lite" Who classrooms and alleged assaults by teachers State Commander Oak finish on genuine veneers Melting (Person or club lor whom ovt'iil It is well known he has been the victim of a faction on the board of The Salvation Arftiy Plastic-Snow Shovel education which originally had as Its goal the_^savlng—of_a_partlcular Newark Crystals 4 school When that was accomplished, it then consorted to harass and tor- Featuring: (Mineral What ment the superintendent even though he was In sympathy with Its-original • Stereo Sound System Rock Sail) is ruippcninf! biiUuid>, ,inniveis,ii>, goal, • Chromacolor Contrast Picture Tube forexceptional 59 He has been threatened with physical violence over his choice of staffing Letters to the editor must be received no later than noon on the contrast and color fidelity Removable tinted glass mooting, etc Friday preceding the dole of the issue in which they are to appear. They _^^^F Reg. 6.79 and was systematically stripped of his authority He Incurred the wrath of _pancl . should be typed, with double-spacing between linen (not In all caultal- 00 Lb. Bag 5 both factions who wished to close diflercnt schools by stating neither would 25Lb Bag Where = leUern, please). • Computer Space Command 6500 TV/VCR Remote Sheds snow easily, 16% lighter be closed When one school was finally closed and students jammed Into the control. than aluminum.. 18" rustproof • (I'lacu address) two remaining buildings, the state-Department of Education decertified our All letters must Include a written signature, a complete address and a 99 1 9 phone number where the writer may be reached during daytime hours • Z-Tech Chassis. »lions blade..»AIM«O.'.••"•••• . .' bchool system because of the use of "sub standard" classrooms If we had 4 (for verification purposes only). The writer's name will be withheld • Quartz-controlled Electronic Keyboard Tuning f listened to Dr Baruchin and kept all three buildings open, the use of these only In the most unusual circumstances and at the editor's discretion. featuring" classrooms would have been unnecessary So what do his tormentors do' Thin newspaper reserves the right to edit or reject any letter and to 178 channel capability (inc. 122 cable channels) • (Time and ddtt'i They blame him for using their sub standard classrooms and thereby our publish only one letter from any one person within any four-week • Advanced Color Sentry Automatic Color Control decertification, Blame the victim for tho crime! • period. , —- • Parental Control, Flashback, Auxiliary Jack Panel One of the sad things, is that the money "saved"'by closing a school Features. Details. building has been frittered away-by-oxorbltant lawsuits and-logal-fee T ModeiuiB273IG brought on by the fighting between these two factions We, the taxpayers, I (Or other impoi Uml inloi m.itlon >. have been the losers Contemporary styling, full 27" Ken Schankler > diagonal color picture Nutmeg 79 Managing Edltpr Oak finish Rog.O.90 Springfield Leader ll\ei|unlllyi;iiesin 7 * (USP5 5IJ7J0) Joseph Farina huforu the numu gut's on Your name und address and du^lurir phonc- Keep in touch 37 Mountain Ave Advertising Manager No rust, 16% lighter than., aluminum.-18"x18-blade'. The following are tho people to_contact if you havo specific questions or Springfield, N J 07081 Published every Thursday by Trumar suggestions! regarding (his newbpapor Each of the Individuals Iftted bolow Publishing C _. Annual (So W-CxanxaJI-yju ii-wc need mote itilot rn.ilioni may be reached by calling 686-7700 Business Office mall subacr'Ipl l Fotv '14 00 General news inquiries . 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I* I.Mll^ll til « II •A - Thursday, January 30,1984 --' COUNTY.LEADER NEWSPAPERS COUNTY LEADER NEWSPAPERS — Thursday, January 30,1984 — 7 will honor hero With~the arrival of another flu regard to the subject.' When Reye described to be'candy1 to children or by caUing 1-301-M3-5008," said The Catholic War Veterans of the In Philadelphia,.Ea.,.oti February.. season, the U.S. Food and Drug syndrome strikes, fast action' Is presents a danger. No medication Bloom.-,'. •• • ..-'".•• ';''••'.•/• •'. '.I. '„:.':;'•• Department of New. Jersey and its 3,1951, President Harry S. Truman ' Joaijne Rajopppi, Union County register of Deeds and Mortgages, has Administration (FDA) afod the required to forestall its dire con- should ever be referred to as r Safety, alerts are only or^'aspect ladles auxiliaries will memorialize .dedicated the "chapel of the Four announced tlial.Gov. Thomas Kean has signed Senate Bill 2949 into law 1 • Union County Division of Consumer sequences./ ,>• . . 'candy'.-'• . of Consumer Affairs. Through,the the memory of the famous soldier- Chaplains, ' a.shrine In the memory Affairs alerts the public. to the support of the Union County Board Which revises filing fees for her office effective Jan. 14. priest Father John P. Washington at of their sacrifice., Every Sunday Women! Often, just when the flu or chicken "Therefore, this year we are Rajoppl, who serves-as state register chief of the New Jersey County danger of Reye syndrome... ^ pox victim seems to be recovering, conducting . a .campaign to warn of Chosen Freeholders'and' the the annual Mass Sunday, at noon, at there is a service of worship, the Reye syndrome, a rare^.bu the Illness-strikes—Symptoms-may Officers Assoclatlon,.:said, "The governor and state Legislature are to St, Stephen!*—Roman—Catholic—altars-of-therthree-major-fallhs-are be congratulated for the wisdom of this decision. They have seen the. ; ppotentially y fataa l illness, is suspectepet d include violent headache, persistent teen-agers, about using aspirin or Consumer Affairs, wlthilj ' ,tl Church, Washington ,and' Kearny displayed and the story-of-the Four r f bi itd ith th f Department of Public Safety, Issues rapid and physical growth of New Jersey, and the Impact this has had In avenues, Kearny. This Is. the 43rd Chaplains -is. retold. ..The:..Four of being associated with the use of -vomiting-lethargy and sleepiness, aspirin-containing products to treat the registers' offices across the state. There js a desperate need for aspirin to tfeafflu or chicken pox. It belligerence, dlsorienlatlon and' flu or chicken pox. A brochure that is advisories, rand will attempt , anniversary of the death of the hero- Chaplains of three faiths who stood Children Too! aspirin to tfeafflu or chik It bllideliriumg . • r dlsrintt' l . n'd - mediation within the jurisdiction of computerization, increased staff and updating of procedures in order to ' priest.' ' united in prayer as they went down can result in brain damage and Is designed—to—help . spread- the '• facllltate-the expeditious sale-of-piuiHTlyby-tligrecording of deeds, fatal in about one case of four; ' The cause of Reye syndrome is not, messagef_as-well as a poster, is the New Jersey Consumer'Fraud- Washington went down with the with the S.S. Dorchester symbolize Gome Join a /;; : ; > mortgages and other documents dealing with real property, . know, but some studies do suggest a Act.- •••••.'. , : •;;:-.:V? ;-v-.' : " • torpedoed troopship Dorchester, for all Americans and for.all time "Prior warnings have associated available that aims its message "Fortunately," Rajoppl added, "the state Legislature in* its widsom the dangeg r with,, children anand inin possible link between this Illnesss anandd- directly at teen-agers.-many,; of; Those who have been.-unable,to.; after giving his life jacket.to a the unity of this nation founded upon Club... fants, but a recent study_by_lhe the.use.of aspirin. Manufacturers of successfully resolve a problem with ! has not raised taxes but rather replaced the .burden on the user, which soldier as the troopship sank in icy the Fatherhood of one God through f b whom self-medicate.'.. Both the, is cleanly a benefit to the citizens of Union County. The Union County PblPublii c HltHealthh ServicSi e hha s reportetd aspiriiin productd s are now voluntarillily •' brochure and the poster also are a'retail transaction may'write to • waters off Greenland on Feb. 3,1943. His children may be of different that, teen-agers face • a similar putting a warning on their labels1' Union County Consumer Affairs, : Office of Register Is of this date notifying the entire Uhion.County Bar He • received the Distinguished faiths and many races. ' • available in Spanish, You can obtain- Association of the implementation of the new recording fee schedule," ' jeopardy," reported Ellen Bloom of which says a physician- should be copies by writing to the Office of P.O. Box 186, Westfield 0^091, in- ! Service Cross,posthumously. State CWV Commander John LOSE Springfield, director of the Union consulted before the medicine is Consumer Affairs, (HFE-20), 5600 eluding a brief letter and copjes of Rajoppl said that the revised structure affects the recording of any Receiving «lml|ar .honors were Caravcllo and Auxiliary'President County Division of Consumer Af- given to children — including teen- Fishers Une, Rockvilld, Md 20857 receipts or contracts. ' instrument As follows: the first page is $15 and any additional page or two ministers and a rabbi, also Clara DlspotoWill lead the ensemble part thereof Is $2. In addition, marginal notations, judgements or AND WIN UP TO UP'SY-DAISYr fairs. • .'•••-.. agers — who have the flu'or chicken reported (o have given their life into church_.,_ . . Th_e : .family„ „, o.f. 4S Vauxhall Road, Union, recently -In-the-opiniorrof-sormrsclentislsr—pox- —stateraentsand-abs tracts -wlll-be43!-Marglnal-notatlons-ofidischarge- —jackBts-to^othersrWIthWashington;—Washlngton-Tviil—also-be—In-at- s lbrtiebcrteiiitsgraTitiTjpeiTlngTTReTrorlsi tiTjpeiTlngTTRTrrlt t specialties In a an analysis of the results of this "It is never a good idea to in- or release, assignment or postponement will be $3. The cancellation of they are :'knwon-as the "Four tendance.- :JRefreshments after large selection of quality silk and fresfh h fflowel r any mortgage will be $8, asjMH the filing and recording of notices of 1,000 CASH arrangements. , • study have added support to the discriminately give children any Chaplains."- - church services in the church hall suspected association between medication," added Bloom. feUeral lax liens. In addition, the fees for filing each map, plan or chart - The "Four Chaplains" who gave will be courtesy of St. Cecilia's Post aspirin and Reye syndrome. In the "Always check with your doctor to will increase to $18. The recording of tax sale certificates will be $15, their life jackets to soldiers and 662. Kearny. ' • ' new study, teen-agers up to age 19 determine the best, procedure to M. JosephFeman, M.D.P.A. and each additional page orpartJhereofJwllLbej2,_Cerlitied_popIes.QL joined in prayer on. the hiirrinann -^- Call for further Information veteran's discharges will be $1., and for the Indexing of any Instrument also are possible victims. The FDA alleviate the discomfort safely for has assumed deck as the ship went down were Mon.,Tues,,Thurs.,Frl. Postal scam reported indicates the need for education with your child. To "offer medication' In excess of 10 parties, for each name in excess of. 10 the fee will be 30 - Washington, George L\ Fox, - DON'T MISS A WKKK Postal Inspector in Charge E,E. Usually an . additional fee is the medical practice of cents. '••••.. • •• • :.' ' - • ••••.'• • '.' •.•..".•. i Methodist; Alexander D. Goode, OF'I.OfAl.NKWS , 1 As a courtesy to attorneys and in order to expedltiously record Flanagan, head of the Postal In- required for shipping and handling. the late Dr. Louis Pollack Jewish; and Clark V> Poling, Dutch , Ci\I.L(lK«-77IW Student program-seeksjfols^ ~documents, the Union Couhty Office of Register will not delay the__ —Reformed.- KOU IIOMK DKUVKKY 676-5556 would like the business community "premium". Area volunteers are needed to work with Youth for Understanding In- processing of documents received through the maU'with lh~e-old:fee, "Cosmo "Costa, first vice com-, to be aware of a fraudulent scheme The scheme.is likely to originate ternational High School Youth Exchange Program, YFU Is a nationwide 2052 Morris Avenue, Union however, Rajoppl said that attorneys will be contacted regarding the mahder of the Department of N.J. currently being perpetrated in the on theWest Coast, Florida or some • program which working with more than 50 countries has exchanged more excess owed and In good faith it Is expected that they will forward it as. CWV has announced that' "special soon as possible, M . ... .'••[ ' area.' place other than New Jersey, the than 100,000 students since its inception in 1951 • office hours by appointment only prayers" will be offered during the Flanagan said the current scam inspector advised. ' The volunteers arc particularly needed to help locate host families who Fee schedule sheets are available through the Union'County Mass to memoralize the memory of works like this: Reputable sweepstakes will be the loving, caring families for international students arriving in this Register's Office, Rajoppi added., all the four chaplains for their heroic AUTO INSURANCE- The victim receives a telephone promotions do not charge up-front country for the 1988-87 school year. 686-0809 deeds, . •" call or postal card advising that they fees in order to qualify as a recipient , Further information is available from Peggy Reider, regional director, •Any Car • Any Driver • Any Age • Low, Low DoWn Payment are the winner of a rather significant of any prize offered, • noted' YFU, Suite 108,426 Pennsylvania Avc., Fort Washington, Pa. 19034, or call 1- prize: big screen color television, Flanagan. - . .— . T 800-872-0200 between 9 a.m. and 5pm or 1-215-646-5266after5p.m? Genova to head new committee AT FIRST CITY INSURANCE-CHECK THESE RATES boat, compact disk player, etc. These items are prizes won in State. Assembly/Speaker. Chuck past nine months I have had many on Labor.••„ During his first nine YEAR RATE POWMgAYMENT connection with a business oriented . Hardwlck has announced ..that veterans turn to my district office months In the Legislature, Genova TOWN served on the Assembly Committee —promotion. . '••..- Assemblyman Peter J, Genova, R- for help and direction, and my close irvinqton-Belleville 307 77,00 : 22, has been selected, to. be the relationship with them has provided on Aging. A .Union Township com- 75.00 In order to avoid paying taxes, the mitteeman for the past five years, Elizabeth-union-Linden-Rahwav-Kenilworth 290 • caller of card advises the prize will • chairman of the new Assembly me with first hand knowledge of 73,00 -•—Select-Committee on State-Veteran.' their concerns. : Genova was first elected to the assume the legal; standing of a ' Assembly during.a-SpeclaLElectlon Kuwiig-rcusciiF ruin , — 68.00 "premium" for ordering supplies, Affairs, • • ••••••; "The Select Committee." on "We In the Republican leadership Veteran Affairs has been warmly in March of 1985 which took place to Plainfield-sprinqfieia-Mountamsiae 367 92.00 such as pens, copy paper, etc. Status fill the seat of the late Assemblyman Newark _of—a—premium—will enable the --—in-the-Leglslature.are extremely' received by Veterans' Organizations 300 75.00 ., • •: proud of Peter Genova and the since it's the first, time lhat an on- Edward Gill, who passed away last Montclair-Nutlev-west orange recipient to avoid tax on feprize. February.' .-„,. . progress which he has made as a going committee will be devoted orange-East orange (**•• • ' The supplies offered'are" priced 36.00 higher than the amount the business freshman assemblyman," Hard- exclusively to the many needs of bur School auction set jersey city .)•• 541 " person would normally expect to pay wick said. "Peter Is an outstanding state's veterans,"' Genova said. 291 75700 young man and he IB genuinely "The. Select Committee is a Mother Seton Regional High Paterson-passaic but In consideration of the •- School Clark, will sponsor a benefit 291 73.00 "premium", which value is often committed to good and progressive preferred form of commlttee'-for • Piscataway government in New Jersey.- ' veteran, issues since Veteran's, In- auction tomorrow, at 7:30 p.m.i in Harrison-Kearny 298 75:00 stated as $3,000 to $4.000, the price is the school auditorium. •••..; right. . "Since Peter is a.veteran of the terests cross jurisdiction with many U.S. Air Force, his familiarity with pther standing Reference. Com- General admission to the auction 5 The office supplies arc usually is $3. Advanced sale tickets at $2 . Ml rites .r.Vim en i mirriid »il«U« 25 of m*M IMib*«*««« V"^j^ ^A'^,2^,?±i ,fflll sent, however, the prizes are not as the needs, of the mahy veterans mittees such as Health, Education, IS1S00 Tori) J5 000 KDMrty diMiM. P-1.P. ««

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' 3 979 064 02" MANAGERS 46.20 Individual Retirement Accourll Intorost Accruod on Investments P185/75R14- 50.40 Rogular Investment 45,857 G4 EDWARD K CUMMINQJR PrObidonl Siie P15S/S0R13 P195/75R14 51.80 Namo(s) Edwurd K Cumininu S Co, Iro. P205/75RJ4: 56.00 CARL R TENSTEMAKER- Allornuy P21SV75R14 Addrosa R )d V 58.80 ALPHEUfaOAKEfa '»"" All season Radial P2OS/7SR15 56.00 City Put>|u Snrvii i) bl(K trie « CimtCompimv P215/75R15 DuoDaposltors RALPH OniSCELLO MD Physii mn 58.86 LINDEN 1 624,322 38 P225/75R15 Berkeley Siato Ofllcinl Chocks OutBtnndinrj DONALD G. SIMS Proaiclunl 61.60 4'I4,934 70 | P235/75R15 GARDEN .. Federal Savings and Loan ^J Soc Soc No Mortgagors Esctow Accounl TRANKLIN E faTEVLNS DOS Dunlmt 64.40 Othor Liabilities 1 839,137 62 CHARLES S TRACY . Ri I Lxxon Corp SHORT HILLS: 5SS Mlllburn Avo • 467.2730 bayPhono SurpluB and.Reserves 21,034,935 90 Suporiiituiuliinl Eunruroun Cumiitorv • UNION: 324 Chestnut Si • 687-7030 FREE MOUNTING ON ALL TIRES _J/wo-Corllly-triaLthe taxpayor Indontlflcallon numbor-provldod Is true, GLOriCF Wll HELMS JR Vicii-Pruwdonl CORPORATE HEADQUARTERS: corrocl, and complolo, and I am/wo are not subject lo backup withhold- ______w,|hl,|n,llCfln|IU0|,0n-C0- 21 Blookor SI, Mlllburn, KM 07041 • 1 -201 -467-2800 ing undor Iho IRS code. • _ Othor branchos Epsl Hanovor, Garwood. Glllotto, Livingston, ol • LUNCHEON Monroe Twap,, Plalnsboro, Somorvlllo, Vlncontown, Brick, Lakowood, Mnnchogtor/Lakohursl, and Whlllng Signatures) • DINNER & FAMILY DINNER ' Miiidtirir FHLIC • Cijuill O|)|l(irl|jilily Litiiditi 1 Mall to: Marketing Dopt., TAKE-OUT ORDERS 1 ' Bsfkoley Podoral Savings, 21 Bleokor St, Mlllburn, NJ 07041, ncounfv^5 FraebelBro Mandiy toYruirm»v II• * IDfii . Main Office: 320 North Broad St, Elizabeth, NJ 3JM-4600 FrldtytoSuiHltyllim IOi«t>m TIRE AND AUTO CENTER 642 Chestnut SL, Union, NJ 964-6060 . 61 Broad St. Elizabeth, NJ 354.460(3 25 W ELIZABETH AVE.LINDFN , 201 North Avenue West Cranford, NJ 272-1660 1071 Commerce Ave. OLL-FREE1-800-672-1934 scnvice a Tint CAKD Accepted S88-W0 • Member Federal Dbpoalt Insurance Corporation-^ Union NJ. STATE APPROVED INSPECTION CENTER 8 — Thursday, January 30,1984 — COUNTY LEADER NEWSPARE 2,3,4*- COUNTY LEADER NEWSPAPERS— Thursday, JahUary 30, I960 — 9

Public Notice J?ub,lic.NDlIce- Pob1ltN.otl.ce- "PD6IIcrNotlce~ Public Notice

hit manner, Ihe applicant may be advised on Ihe ecTnumber of dwelling units and type, If any, and showing the location and area, covered byi any applicable elements of the adopted Master Improvement or Improvements and the assets- TOWNSHIP OF SPRINGFIELD 4. All areat nolutlllied lor buildings, parking, lumbt't itt ttftviHn windows. Drive in. window JUntJuaxllna - , TOWNSHIPOF SPRINGFIELD rnenjgLb{iientiarillnglh«r«lorlii^rn>rm»r UNIONhlclet entering or exiling the site. All drive In REOUCATIONSAtltrSTANOARDrGDVERN d.in the caw of an applicant who Is also a - it/Proposed layout: . required work or, In the event of default on the with respect thereto, and proceeding, under said AMENDING AN ORDINANCE ENTITLED: Roll call Volt: Veil4 Nays 0 •REpuCAnoNS^wtrsTTANgAiiDrGDyERN: l.h'd-WoW^rfnecesttrrTHvginMrmg-iosnr-t ICTn I (a). Lot lines and dimensions of each lot to u«lc\K.W.^i.^SM M thed part of the applicant, to be used by the Township ordinance shall be In accordance with Chapter 5* < "AN ORDINANCE LIMITING AND slmliar plantings and maintained In good condl window ttorage lanet thall have adequate tign ING THE SUBDIVISION OF LAND WITHIN Nothing In thfi Section shall preclude the appli- corporation or partnership, the submission shall. P Ing and ttrlplng to ensure the safe and tit Idem Date: January 31,1««* Include a list of owners pursuant lo N.J.S.A. the neareit foot.rlncludlng-melrt and-boundi and provided wllti ah all weather base and pave- to pay me cost of obtaining tha completion of all of Title 40 of the Revised Statutes, except to Ihe RESTRICTING TO .SPECIFIED DISTRICTS PUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby given that an or- -THETOWNSHIP OF SPRINGFIELD PUR- cant Irom presenting a concept plan for Informal : ts'o1.5 Drem'aor t structures whlctrsirlirtiiocittd xierallon of the facility. 40:5SD-4S.l. descriptions, . "' -' V mint with art adequate crown ijndthtll meet k required Improvements. Every bond, whether extent modified by the obligation. of the. ANDrReOUUATING. THEREIN BUILDINGS ""'A thirty (Jo) loot landscaped area shall b«. dinance gtohlch the following Is a copy was In- SUANT TO THEAUTHrjRITY SET FORTH:A_ evlew directly to the Planning Board pursuant a statB orZounty -'-" -• -•"- "Add to the list of speclllcally prohibited uses, N.J.S.A. «:5D-1 ET. SEO., AS AMENDED AND J NJ.S.A. 4O:S5D'IO,I. and the Planning Board e, Proof from tht township Tax Collector ' (b) Building setback lines (dashes) 'and Township spec llcaflont and ijandardt;. cesh or surety, shall contain a clause lo tht effect developer for any excess of total cost over total AND STRUCTURES ACCORDING TO THEIR maintained along any common property line troducediKad and passed on first reading by tht dimensions. . • • ' MM fhearrangemtntl ol new streets con- that a determination by the Township Engineer.:'' CONSTRUCTION AND THE NATURE AND with a residential district or use or residential at Section 503.5a., a new Hem M, as follows: SUPPLEMENTED SETTING FORTH THE shall, at the applicant's request, grant such lna thai no taxes or assessments lor local Im — beneflfsconferred,assettatth'abovesettatthabove,, , - Mayor and Council of the Borough of Mountain- (c) Identification of lots or pacels for non- structed or to be contlrucled' In tubdIvlilont. ssrist tiiiuej te#t tvja twVnl TReaT**-'_-•—_v .-- -that tht principal has delaulled In the perfor- e. II the governinerning bodbdyy shalhlll determindt e thai EXTENT OF THEIR USE AND THE NATURE portion of the PUD development, unleu the Bt. The conduct of any activity associated with a j side at a meeting on the 31st day of Jan. lew and PROCEDURES TO BE FOLLOWED IN AP- ormal review provided that the plan shall not provements are due to delinquent on the proper- ihall be tuch at to provide lor ttw logical exten- Bpproval shall be directed tothe Chair, AND EXTENT OF THE USE OF LAND IN THE non residential use located In a residential lone PLYING AND ADMINISTRERING THESE bind the developer nor shall tha review bind the ty lor which subdivision approval Is taught, residential land use and land to be reserved or. oardarnd shall be received prior toa mance of his obligation shall bt binding and coA- the ImprovemenImprovt t or IImprovements are to be con SardLapproves » lesser width based on a more that the laid Council will lurtber consider the dedicated fo public use, II any. sion of any existing or mopped streets. ' ; elusive upon the surety tnd the principal. strucletrucled or Installed bYthe developer under SecSec- TOWNSHIP OF SPRINGFIELD PURSUANT intenslvi landscape treatment, bermlng, or between the hours of t:0O p.m. and i:O0 a.m. said Ordlnanct for final passage on tht lath day RULES, REGULATIONS AND STANDARDS Board. * : 503SUBMISSION OF PRELIMINARY PLAT .MM No subdivision sBowIng reterve strips TOTHE AUTHORITY SET FORTH AT N.J.S.A. whether said use Is permitted or non-permlted. AND PROVIDING PENALTIES FOR THE -501.3 Waivers: ... • „ SO1...I Applicability: The preliminary plat and (d) Easement and restlcted areas with nota- "tauWton a .subdivision Is «ravers*d_ bya -. b, Ten percent (ION) ol the amount ol the ap- I on 704704.3 bb.33. hrlherelnaboveb , tthhe BBoardd shall hll, IIn other buttering techniques. of Feb. its*, al Mountainside Borough Hall, controlling accett to another aeaarea, , eiteitheh r proved ptrformanct guarantee estimate shall be. like manner estimate the amount of such excels, 40:5501 ET SEQ.. AS AMENDED AND SUP- Mountainside, New Jersey, at 1:00 P.M., a) aJJ»JBar.dJi*fdUCtinB_ujjonanaj!Pjlcaj_ thet supportinSUM g documents (or a proposed sub tion as to purpose of restrictions. dvlped or dld shall be approved ex- PLEMENTED, AND PROVIDING FOR THE s. The Setback from streets and tract boun- 'I. Addnew Section Stt.tesfollows: TOB TOIDlTnTnWtHobeoMfelall —•—(nitre* In *nuarefeot or each lot In the sub- developed or undeveloped, shall be approved ex- deposited by the applicant In cash with the and the applicant-shall-be liable lo the larlesshallbeasspecified In section soi.3d. which time and piece any persons who may be . WHEREAS, the'Planning Board ol the tlon lor subdlvlllon approval, thallTiavenhe division cepl'wTier»ttie-coffl>ol-»iid-dltao»aHiHantt d com-, Township. The remaining ninety percent (90>) municipality therefor as well as for the amount ADMINISTRATION AND ENFORCEMENT OF 03.1 OS-GU, Open . Space-Government Use Interested therein will be given an opportunity to Township of Sprlnglleld has conducted a hearing power to grant such exceptions Irom the re- submitted.lo the Board. They shall show the. THE PROVISIONS'THEREIN CONTAINED .Development standards lor Townhoutet general design of the subdivision ind Its public (f) - General ' location ol any * proposed prising such ttrlpt hat been given to th ' , 904 ol the sprlnglleld Towmhlp Zoning or . zoning ordinance, and lulldings and other municipal facilities. Borough ol Mountainside, New Jersey, be and It dlnance. The Site plan and Deilgn Review Ad lorm, twenty (SO) copies of the plat of ths propos- provomants art due or delinquent on the proper- ""to"'The right-of-way and pavement Mdtht 4W409.11 iIn larglargee scal scalee devdevelopmentsl , easements .spMtlon'report submitted by the Township dlnance authorlilng and providing lor the assess- WHEREAS, Ihe Planning Board ol the tlons In design ihall result from the use ol land hereby Isamondtd as follows: . NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED by ed subdivision, twenty.130) copies ol any protec- ty for which subdivision approval li sought. shall not be less than the following: . .'..,.,. jlong rear property lines, or elsewhere, may be : EnglnteA and release, partially release, or ment against all properties, Includnlg the scaping and the orientation of buildings 0 the 3. Customary accessory uses to the above per. ' the Township Committee ol the -Township1 ol Spr- vlsorv Board shall review .the request for. Township ol Sprlnolleld has referred the propos iltted uses. .' I. Chapter 113 3, subsection A, shall be amend- tive convenanls or deed restrictions applying to d. In the case of an applicant who Is also a RIght-ol-Way pavement Width equjred for utilityty. lInstallation,Siki h eesBmants • declare In default the perlormance guarantee or development property, of benefits conferred by ed amendments to the official map and Iheion natural leatures of the site and to other bu dings edtoreadatfollowi: ingfield, County ol Union and state of New walver(s). It the Site Plan and Design Review a. Arterlal«treets Mleel (determined In- the Improvement or Improvements, and pro as well at Irom varying widths, using dIHerent 1. Bulk Requirements - . • Advisory Board Is of the opinion thai the appllca • tha lands being subdivided, and Ihe lee as set corporation or partnerthlp, the submission shall -.- ,hallbeat"iea"stllffe«n(lS)leetwrdeanVioc»ted portion thereof covering such Improvements: Ing ordinance lo the Township Committee and "Membership li limited lo residents of the Jersey, that the above entitled ordinance Is lorth In Section 700. consultation with thB utility comptnlts and/or ivernlng body shall notify the applicant of ceedlngs under said ordinance shall be In accor exterior malerlalt, changing roof lines and roof Because of the wide diversity In Ihe nature ol tlon.canbe reviewed technically without the Include a till ol ownerspursuant to N..I.S.A. hc"!l|rsi t • Thegovi g body shall notify the applicant 0 WHEREAS, the planning Board hai adopted borough, full time employees of the borough, and hereby adopted as lollows: /, AOIeet Safett >wmhlp department concerned. .. 1 ... dance with Chapler 54 of Title 40 of the Revised designs, varying building heights and changing te uiet permitted In thli lone, no tpeclllc b, upBTrrwelproTIhe application, Ihe Ad 40:S5D'4a.l. such act.actio.n In writing, by certified mall, wlthli Statutes. However, any such assessment against pertinent amendments or revisions ol the land window types, shutters, doors, porches end,ex development requlrementi are let forth and the to nonresidents who are sponsored by a borough SECTiONWO TITLE AND SHORT TITLE inlormatlon covered by the request lor mlnlstrallve. Officer shall retain seventeen (17) 503,4 Improvements or Guarantees Prior to c. Minor streets 50 feet 30 leet 409.3 All public water lints, fire hydrants, . sixty-live(45)1 days ofthe notice ol completion 0 resident who Is a member'ol the pool, provided, walver(s), the application will be declared com .the development property shall be marked paid useplanelemento!themasterplan,and ' terior colors. Architectural elevations shairbe requirements ol Section 501,5 a., b. and c. thall copies ol Ihe plat and application form and for- Final Approval: . '- -\ '. ... ' d. The rlghtol way width for Internal roads storm sewer and sanitary sewtr malm shall be substantial completion of ImproveWenf, Failure WHEREAS, the Planning Board has recom llso not apply to land In this district.. however, resident members may only sponsor "An OrdlnancB establishing rules, regulations plate. If the Site Plan and Design Review Ad and alleysTn multi-family, commercial and. In-, and satisfied In consideration of the construction submitted lo Ihe Board lor review and approval. ward three (3) copies to the Site Plan and Design Belore consideration ol a- final tubdlvltlon nstalled In accordance with tht specifications of to send or provide such notification tothe appli- or Installation of the Improvement or Im-. mended the proposed amendments to the off Ida ThB Planning Board, In reviewing site plans one nonresident membership, whether single or and standards governing the subdivision ot land vlsory Board Is of the opinion that the 'InTorma Review Advisory Board, who shall review the plat, the applicant shall have Installed or shall duttrlal developments ihalHia rletermlned on an he governmental authority or utility.company cant within the sixty-five (45) day time period lamlly^and provided lurlher-thBt-the^llgiblllty— within the Township of Sprlngfleld pursuant to tlon Is required, the applicant mayejfhersybmil .provementt by the developer, . map and the ronlng ordinance and hai submitted /jJw«U|ng_vpiflS^Mjpjt! lor any usei proposed In this district,-shall be application for completeneii and adylse the Ad-* nave posted^ adequate perlormance. guarantees Individual basis and shall In all cases ba of sutfl- which hat urlsdlctlon In the area. ' VIIBII constitute approval ol the Improvements In -a resolution dated Novembere,-1985 with regard- proved and functioning water andsanlfarv guided bv generally accepted planning stan - ol nonretldent member! for continued pool the'authority set forth at N.J.S.A, 40:55D-l et the required Information andliave Ihe applica- mlnlstratlve Olllcer.of anv deflclenclel. If the to assure the Installation ol the raqoired-lm" i dent width and design to salely accomodate the) membership shall . be dependent upon re- tion declared complete, or ask tha full Board for 409.3 A (.Her approy' •• - -—-question and the obllgorandiuretyrirjnyTihall" —-lrlfthrBovernlncrbodyshairnolTd6p1~such'an~ sewer Systems prior to the Issuance 01 a Cer dardl lo mlnlmlie the Impact on surrounding seq., as amended and supplemented, setting application Is deomtd, complete, the Site Plan provemenls ln_BccordBnce_wlth_Secilon-700^ll- - "^ — ••_. _maxlmum-trafflc,-parklng-and-loa,dlng--needs ^allallon artdXstatestatemenm t aS lowho wUfcarry, be released from liability pursuant to the perfor- ordinance or resolution within said time, the WHEREAS, the Township Committee ol the sponsorshlp each year by a resident member of forth the procedures to be followed In applying a decision on the need lor-the-Inlormatlon.———- -and-Deilgn-RevleWAdvliory^Bpard-ihall-f on- >roperlles and-toensure adequate circulation on the pool.'Membershlp Is limited to a maximum c. II the application has been declared com- —improvements are Installed prior to. flnal'tub- and provide maximum.access tor tire flghtjng t the construction, Signed by a responsible of- manceguarantee for such Improvements.. final site plan shall be designed accordingly, and Township of Springfield has given due conildera iall.be provided with a lie, adequate parking and adequate buttering ^andTdm1nUlerlntrthese"i'ljlesrregulallonl*ahd ward Its findings and recommendations to the equipment. - . . , ' . the Board shall thereupon grant or deny final ap- 1 ol 3,300 memberships and r' " ' ' plete, the Board,shall.review the application. division approval, detailed construction plans :lal. of, thB governmental authority.or utility - b,'.The governing body shall'take action on tlon to the amendments proposed.and the land- private rear yard outdoor space consisting ola rtiere needed, standards and providing penalties for the viola- Board at the next schedules meeting of the and specifications shall be submitted to and ap- t. subdivisions abutting or containing existing "npanmpanyy whlcbhaslurlsdlcllowhich has lurlsdlcllon In the ar.aL. . ..., shal. l " provprovan~~i " " • use element olthe mailer plan, and ; : ' tlon thereof." . - ' However, as part ol the review process, the ap- each performance guarantee, The performance deck, pallo and/or fenced or walled lawn area, VII. Delete Section 403.3 e In III entirety and transferable. Borough residents s plicant shall request and the Board shall provide ' proved by the TowmhicuEnglneBr prior to the or proposed arterial streets shall provide a' .. directed to Ihe chairman of tht Board and guarantee shall remain In full effeceffi t until releas- WHEREAS, the Towmhlp Committee hat which space shall have a minimum area ol 130 ed a preference over nonresidents' applications 103 SHORT TITLE construction ol any Improvements. • ' . marginal service road or service frontaje wllh a 704,3 PerformanceGuarantee: ..•'••' replace It with a new. Section 407'.3 e. to read BI a formal decision as to tha walver(s) requested. The Administrative Olllcer ihall either cer- .hall be received prior to.approval of the final ed, partially released or declaredeclar d In default by The developer shall OB required to provide, as decided not.to accept all of recommendations of square feet, provided that the average area ol all lollowi: ' ' - In the event that the number ol applicants ex- - This Ordinance shall bs known and may ba tify the application at complete at of the day It 504,1 Applicability: A final plat, and suppor- buffsr strip for screen planting or. tome other the planning Board and hat duly set lorth In the cited as: The Land Ordinance subdivision or- II the request for walver(s) Is granted, action on resolution «Ihe governing body a condition for final approval ot the subdivision a private outdoor.ipaces for all units shall be 150 e. Restaurants and bars: . ceeds 3,300. The provisions ol the chapter. In the application by the Board shall occur within wat to tubmltted or thall advise th. applicant In ting documents for a proposed subdivision con- means, such ss-resarva strips, to separate ' 409.4 All utilitiesshallbeblaced underground. minutes ol Its township meeting those provisions solar as they make membership available to dinance of the Township of sprlngileld, 1985. through and local traffic and to provide for the 0 The tltne allowed for the Installation ol Ihe perlormance guarantee running to the Ons (I) parking space for each sixty (40) the tlma limits eitabllshed In this Ordinance. II writing ol any deficiencies wllhln lorty-flve (45) itltute ttieTromplete development ol the subdivi- 410 NATURAL FEATURES municipality as follows: ' ••- .. that are In whole or pan Inconsistent with or not 4. No outside area or equlpmenl shall be pro iquare Itet of floor area available to patrons In nonresident! who are not employed by the SECTION 300 PURPOSE ' ' : sion proposal and Include the results of the protection ol residential properties and safety of Improvemenhi for which the peformance the request lor walver(s) Is denied, action by Ihe daytofthoiubmliilon. 410.1 Natural featurei luch ai treet, views, a, If the Improvement Is to be constructed by " designed to elfectuate the land use plan element vlded for ths hanging ol laundry or the outside cases whe're the capacity ol the establishment Is borough, thall expire on February 13,1987." 301—The purpose ol this Ordinance shall be to Board shall also occur within Ihe time limits II tht Administrative officer cerlllles the ap- Board's review and approval of the preliminary driveway Ingress and egress. ' ' ., .Btural terrain and-brooks-thail be'p,rtstr»tu~ —gusrllnlee ha^been provided may be extended provide rules: regulations and standard! to guide plat as well as the detailed layout of public Im- by the governing body by resolutlonT-provlded, Ihe applicant under Section 704,1 or under Sec- / ilrlng ol liundry In any manner. Sulllc enl area not determined by the number of fixed teats. AND BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED, that established by this Ordinance, except that. If plication as complete,, two (3) copies ol the plat 401.4 Street Intersections shali'be as marly at whenBVer possible In designing any subdivision tlon 704,3 b.3 herelnabove, a performance bond *No'w.*THEREFORE BE IT ORDAINED by and equipment shall be made.available within Where uals are fixed, parking shall be provided Chapler 113'17.thall be amended as follows: land subdivision In the Township of sprlngfleld In necessary, the time limit shall be so extended provements and utilities. Following approval by right angles as Is possible and In no case shall be containing such features. On Individual lots or , however, that Is Is the policy of the Township ordar to provide for the orderly growth and and application form ihall be retained lor the with surety.In an amount eqilal.to ths estimated the Towmhlp Committee of Ihe Towmhlp of Spr- each building for Ihe laundering and artificial at the rote ol one 111 parklno-spMeHoreach two 1. Chapter 1137, tubdlvlilon A, paragraph a, that the Board has thirty (30) days In which to tile, one (1) copy ol tha plat and application lorm the Board, Ihe plat must ba recorded with me less than sixty (40) degrees. No more than two parcBls, care shall be taken to preserve selected 'that no such extension shall be approved unless ingfield, Counly ol Union and state of New development ol the Township and to promote the County Recording olllcer to have legal status. extenuating.clcumstances have prevented the cost of the Improvement, or, II any part of said drying ol tha laundryoflhB_occupanli ol each 3) seals of capacity. In eitabllshmenli which, shall be deleted- ^_i—: act after the submission of th. Information ihall be transmitted to the.Union County Plann- streets shall meeLorJntersect at any one point. rees jo enhance the landscape treatment of the Improvement Is to be acquired or Installed by Ihe— Jersey, that the above entitled zoning ordinance comfort, health, safety, convenience and general iCovaredbythorequestforwBlyerls). _ ._and,.the.centerllnei-o!-both.lnteriectlng itreetl development;— —appllcant-from completlng-|he*-|mprovenientt~ irovlde fixed seating but which also provide sar 7. chapter 1137, subdivision A; paragraph 7, . well ire of the Townihlp In conlormanc. with the inIng Board and one (1) copy ofl Ihe plal and apap- ' 504,504.3 Procedure!Proeedures"r ; •• ,_„_j.:^—' ^~ within the time allowed. As a condition or as part municipality under said section 704.1, a lath -bereadoptedwIth-lheJollowlncMmendmontt: 'V Dwelling unit! shall have access to a master Ice at a counter or bar or of ler take out service, lhall be redeslgnated paragraph 4. pllcaflon lorm and the lee shall be.tranimlrtedio —nrWIIhltnhreinsr years after the dale of shall pest through a1 common point. .. .Msasurlng. . Natural, fertility ol the soil thairbe depollt equal to Ihe estimated colt of such ac , I. Section 3O0, DEFINITIONS AND DESCRIP l_Town!hlp'sMaster-Plan,-Zonlng.Ordlnance,.and '—drlfthe appllcstlon-has b».n declarBd-ln- irom this common point, any-two Intersections of any such extension, the amount ofthe original' television antenna system—andUndlvldUal he parking rBqulrament shall ba the sum ol the 3. chaptar 1)317, tubdlvlilon A, paragraph 8, complete becaui..the Site Plan and peilgn Ad-. the Township Clerk. The remaining copies shall preliminar'—y approval---•—-• , unio••- n preliminar--••-•—.y. »LI ..reserved by disturbing It as little, as possible. performance guarantee shall be Increased or qulsltion or Installation by the municipality/ or TIONS, —lownhouse units may not Bred Individual extar larking spaces required to service the bar or lhall be redelignated paragraph 7. be distributed as follows: . ' . proval hai been extended In accordance with shall bs spBcsd In a minimum of one hundred The protection of. top soil shall beenhtneed by. Delele Section 351 In Us entirely and replace It . SECr'oN 300 APPROVING AGENCY twenty-five (135) feet apart: The block corners al reduced, as the case-may be, to ona-huw«p~ ' irlWhe-lmprovementlrto be constructed by nal television antennas. . - ' .' ,, . , . . eke out walling area plus the parking spaces re 4. Chapter 11317, lubdlvltlon A, paragraph 9, - l.-pianrtlngConiultant: 1 copy •.—:-. Section 503,3' h.3, the- applicant: shall submit adhering to .the requirements ol Section 404 of twenty percent (130K) of the estimated cost 0) ....'-municipality at a general Improvement with the lollowlng: . 4. No townhouse dwelling unit shall be less quired lo serve ths llxed seating ar.a. lhall be redelignated paragraph 8. 301 The provisions ol this ordinance shall be twenty (30) copies of the plat together wllh twen-: Intersections shall be rounded at the curb Una • his ordinance and the Somerset-Union soil con- administered by the Township Planning Board In . 3. Plannlhg.Board Attorney; 1 copy with a curva having a radius of not lus than the Installation of the remaining required Im-. under Section 704,3 b. l.a) herelnabove, a cash than twenty (30) leel wide. . • VIII, Amend Section 40).5b. lo delele everything 5. The lollowlng lhall be added ai Chapler 113 ty 130) copies of the completed application lorm irvatlon District. •.'•••• , ".•! ' ' provements as certified by the Township deposit equal to thB Improvement over thB, . The horlion'tal distinct between the Iron! lot accordance with Article 4 of the Municipal Land - and the application tee as set forth In Section 700 twenty (30) feet. No shrubbery, ilgm, Itrees, 7. Fee simple' townhouse lott ihall meet the ', lubdlvltlon A, paragraph 9: review the -applk«..v.. — , ,, . S.TaxAHBttorMcopy : .' '•• 411LANDUSE , ' . • •; '•'•• , ' Engineer at the time of the passage of the resolu- estimated total amount by which all properties,, line and the nearest side or rear lot line following addition rsqulrementt: iller the llrst sentence. . ,- • Usa Law (Chaptar 391, Laws of N.J., 1975), as application containing requests for walver(s). If, " 4. Fire Departm.nt: 1 copy to the Administrative olflcer at least eighteen monuments or other visual obstruction to iralf Ic X. Amend Sections 904.1 a. and 907.1 a. to delete "A family mamberihlp or tingle memberthlp amended and supplemented, and by. the control signs or linos of.sight shall be Installed, 411.1 Proposed land uses and development . tion extending the time.. Including the development property, will be measured perpendicular to the midpoint 01 Ihe a. ThB boundaries ol any Individual lot thall iall receive two (3). complimentary guest as part ol that review, the Board takes action to 5.BoardotH.althi lcopy (18) calendar days prior to the first Tuesday of. shall-conform to the Township's Zoning or- d. Where partial approval of Improvements Is specially benelltted thereby! or ' . Iront lot line. , Ihe words "during the week beginning with the Township Zoning Board of Adluitment pursuant the month. The applicant shalLaJuuilyeLnoflce- the provisions of the Zoning ordlnan/s not- not Infringe upon or'be counted at common open passes lithe membership fee II paid In full on or grant thewalverls) requested, the time limit for 4. Construction Official: lcopy , u dinance, Master Plan, Official Map and the pro- Delete Section 374 In Us entirely and replace It llrst Monday alter the llrst Tuesday ol each mon Id N.J.S.A. 40:55D-74b. ' ' action by Ihe Board shall start at the time th» ap- 7. Board Members (not also on Site Plan and and public notice, if required,In accordance with withstanding. - - . " c. II the Improvement Is lo be constructed bv •pace irtatrnor shall the, boundaries ol any ol Ih" and replace them with the words "at least QetoreAprll 15 of the memberthlp year. visions of this Ordinance, ' -.-._-.^-|-:• ranted by the governing body, all but one hun* wlththalollowlng: be closer than five (5) leel from any parking lot 4: Chapter 11317, subdivision 0, paragraph 1, SECTION 400 DEFINITIONS • • plication was originally submitted. If, however, D.slon RevlwAdvlsoVy Board: 1 copy . Section 503,3.d. .•••<.• 401.7 Where streets have a reverse curve, a red twenty percent !!»%) ot the cost of the Ihe municipality as a local Improvement under ilghteen (111.calendar aavnn-rano-ihe. llrsi the Board shaircontlnue to be deemed In- _41U-AII subdivisions shall be related In a com- S Section 704.3 b,3.b) herelnabove, a cash deposit 374 Planned Unit Development: or driveway to a parking lot. , ,, lhall be amended to read ai follows: 401 Administrative Olllcer; The Towmhlp .B.UnloncountyPlennlngBoard:1copy b. The application shall bs accompanied by a tangent of .at-lsast ona hundred-tfoor-teat-in- patible fashion lo adlacent land uses and the plat outttandlng improvements, or thirty percent' Tuesday of Ihe month". Engineer of the Towmhlp ol Spr nolle d. completinmtll-tHe-materlal covered by the re- 1 equal to the amount refarred to In Section 704,3 b.. An area with a minimum contiguous acreage b. No construction permit shall be Inued for "Family memberthip (huiband and wife, or o. such othsr Municipal, County or State of- statement from ths Township Engineer certify- lengthihallbe.requlred. ' .^ ' ihall Indicate the location of buffer tones, where (3096) of the amount of the original performance of lllly (50) acres to be developed at a single, X. Delete Section 1103.4 In Its entirety and amend 403 Applicant:-Ths-Ugalor beneficial owner quest for walverltl hat been submitted. •- llcials as Ih. Board directs: lcopy , •': • •. herelnabove plui an amount equal to the ; any townhouse dwelling unit, al any time, unless It to read as follows: single parent, and all unmarried children under ing the accuracy of ths details shown on the plat, -401.8 Grades 01 arterial and collector streets deemed necestary by the Board, and the design guarantee, whichever Is greater, thall be releas- self contalnedentity according toa plan contain- Ihs proposed construction Is In accordance with or owners of any land proposed to be Included In e. At the.time of submission of any applica- c: The Administrative officer shall notify Ihe shall not exceed ten percent (lo*). No street ed. • .'• :•• : . •'.•.' eitlmatad amount by which the development 1103.4 No temporary Certificates ol Occupancy age 31 living at home)....!180.00" —•- " V tion containing a request for walverltl, thei ap- and that he Is In receipt ol a map or maps show- and relationship of 'vehicular, and pedestrian*, properly will be specially benelltted by Ihe Im- ing a mixture ol townhousei, retall-and personal the.approved-sltaplan,-and:ihlt-condlt on shall 7. Chapter 11317, subdivision B, paragraph 3, a land-subdivision, Including the holder ol an op- applicant ol the scheduling ol a public hearing on ing. In exact location and elevation, the water,' shall have a minimum grade of lass than one half «. If any Improvementi have not been Installed ihall ba Issued, • tion or contract to purchase or other perion, plicant shall agree In writing to extend the time the preliminary plat. For a subdlvlslon-oMen fi provement, .- • • , service stores and shops, offices, limited In-, be recited In the deed-of the subdivided XI. The Zoning Map Is amended to show Ihe OS lhall be amended to read at lollowi: • sanitary and stprm sewer mains and streets ler- of one percent (.05*),'. , '- .' - ' In accordance with the performance guarantee, duitrlal uses, common open tpace, and various partnenhlp, corporation or public agency period at necessary In accordance with Section 101 or fewsr lots"tha Board shall grant or dsny ^SECTION 700 FEES) INSPECTIONS AND 704,4 Tramler of Deposit .-Whare Im- GU tones and to Include In the PUD lone all ol "Single membership (14 yean ol age or .vino the subdivision, Identifying-those portions- 401.9-AII changes In orade where the algebraic GUARANTEES • - Ihe applicant and surety ihall be liable thereon public and quatl'PUbllc uses as specified In Sec- r authorized lo act for and acting for the lan- prallmlnary plat approval within forty,- yt (45) difference In grade Is one percent (l.oU) or provementi Are: Not Authorlied Within Ten T'oflsets ol' at least lour (41 leet shall be pro; Lot 8 In Block 143 (rather than only a portion ol older).:. - - • MO.OO". downer and submitting an application for the days of the date the application Is certified at already Instilled and Ihou to be Installed, and 701 FEES • ' ' •; ' •- • to the Towmhlp tor the reasonable cost over and tion MMoHhls Ordinance. vlded between every two (7) units alor)U thelronl t). See attached Zoning Map which Is adopted 8. chapter 113 17, subdivision B, paragraph 3, SOU ' conditional Approval!: Whenever ap- that the applicant hai posted the required In- greater shall be connected by vertical curves ol . above the ten percent (10%) cash deposit on the' Insertanaddltlonaldellnllionaslollowt: . review and apprqval ol a land subdivision'In ac- complete or within such lurther time at may be 1 701.1 Application fees to cover the cost of pro- facade of townhouse bulldlngi. -• . herein and mads a part hereol. Shalt be amended fo read as follows: proval ol the application.by anolher governmon- spection lees and. pflrlormanca guarantee re- sufficient length to provide a smooth transition Improvementi not Installed, and, upon receipt of In any case In which a developer shall deposit cordance with this ordinance. • . faliagenev Is required, the Township approval eon'te'nTed'to'ih writing by the applicant. Fora and proper sight distance, but. not so great as to lettlonal review shall be submitted to the Ad- money with the municipality lor the completion 9. public streeli ihall comply wllh the Im- XII. The Zoning Schedules-tre-amended-toadd "Senior citizen membership... 140.00" quired In accordance with Section 700 of this Or- ministrative ofllcerwlththo'appllcatlon In the the proceeds thereof, the Towmhlp ihall Install : Oi* dwelling unit which had no other dwelling reference to tho OS GO tone. See attached revli 403 Board: The Planning Board ol the •hall be conditioned upon the subsequent, ap- subdlvltlon or more than fen nonoU,t^) BoarBoard dinance. ' • ' . .. - ' • create drainage problems. Sight distance shall tuch Improvement!, The Towmhlp shall also ol an Improvement thai Is to be constructed pur- provemenLand.d'ilon ttandards established. In 9. chapter 113-17, tubdlvltlon B.'-paragraph 4r~ Township of Sprlngfleld, unless the Zoning Board proval of such other governmental agency. Such shall grant or deny preliminary i I within be at IBBSI three hundred fifty (350) feet for local following amounts: ' >'. have all other remedies es-mey be lawiuliy suanl.to this OrdlnancB byjhe municipal ty, the . unit located either above It or below It, that Is the Land subdivision Ordlnanco, The pavement ed Zoning Schedulel which are adopted herein ihall be amended to read at lollowi: ' of, Adjustment Is empowered to act pursuantto additional approvals Include, but are not.llmltod ninety-five (95) dayt of the dat-e ofthe appllca-. c. The applicant shall also submit documen- a. Minor subdivision, (15,00 plus S35.00 for each available. ' . ." •'• • • lovernlng body of theTmunlclpallly shall-have constructed In a building containing at least lour width ol private tlreett shall ba a minimum ol and made part hereol. - "Reolttratlon lee Ifamlly and single member N.J.S.A. 4O:55D-74b. ,ii'onVli-". 8)-RBtalt-Bnd-pBnonatniBrvlcB~it8r«nrricin,S_l iimllor-areas-and.along-properJyllnel-Ol-adla: .. t ,., T'T'hB applicant shall prepara seven (7) =40irl!;Loldlm»nilontaj1t(:Brtti!i«llnotbtlB»sr: w •owni'hli -•'•--- HELEN E.MAGUIRE deceased within six months from the dale of said ' NJ.S.A. 4O:55D'3S which has bean duly adopted -pllcstlon-as-complBtBttwp-yj-coplesjilJhe-PlaLUeopiSi^oMheiapproved.prallmlnaev-plal-an'' i-The-Board Ihall.lake-actlon upon-theM . IcSllBjyBlHraprovements-are-completed^- - eWlo:eerflflcate-of-Occupanev-thall'be-lslued.~ lll)r cent single-family dwellings or districts. Com- than the requirements of the ZonlncvOrdtnanee- ,.,.„JtS and accepted. by the .Township, the |nk mon parking areas shall be designed and buf ' . Towhihlp clerk order, or they will be forever barred from pro-. ana appllca1lon-?orin shall be rila hecTtor The SStributeone (ircopytoeaeholthefollowlng: subdlvlilon/appllcation within lortv-flvB (45) of the Township) Imolar as practical, side lot ior a dwelling unit In a subdivision until.all Im- sum submitted as an Inspection fas exceed! tha provements are Intalled annd h hava e bean approved iffii"SSi°«HH°"in*'th,I. • ,,:branehBt,andsmallshopplhQcenterseontalnlng, fared In accordance.with Section 403 of.this Or lecullno.or recovering jhe terns agalmt the, "JTiTdfflcTmma,a Map: Tha off Ida Map _. file, onslD'copyol the plat and application form I i.Towmhlpcler•»»••-•"""'•->--.•>•'•k . ., days ol the dale Ihe application 11 certlllod as linesshall.be af.flght anolei.to Uralght itreetl. meq,n>ajiBrs ,anq ^iq.^na-, \- ^'^ ~^ H.^»iiM*H.ii««^ 5evelopBtl'-ln,BCCor-| adopted by the Towmhlp ofSprlhglleld In accor- shall bBtrammlled lotha Union County Plsnn- cornpleteor wllhln such'tUK" me a----••t may b—e actual cost of .Inspections, the .applicant, upon, by the governing body,' excepcept that a cerfllUfita t u ( dlnance. • •-.•-.-.:'!" 1,,..,.,...... -, llclal Map: '3. Township Planning Board——>•»'•-•-. • written,request made.within thirty (JO),days,) ofrDccuoancyfoi'a^elllgngrrunltmB»u lbe«¥uM I. Common Opan Space Requirements-• ^^]yVin\.l J: Bly.k.1 ands dance with Article 5 ol tnrMunlclpal Land Use ing;Board tnd, one (1) copy ofl ththe.Wae plat anahd aap- 3, Township Englnoar " ••'"".' • •', 'eonSBnMdid'Inwrltl NormanJ. Abrami Law (Chapter 391, Laws of N.J, 1975), jiramind' "wisWThe'BBt)»ytfsriailbed«HMal5hav*gl»ht»d following thi dale Ofsuch approval oivaceepv ___ . afltr'Hirutimles'iind othaer lrImp'rwemKrrnV M! ••thV-SBCtion 50i3,h.'hBrBln, orovidad that such 1. Land ares squal In acreage to a•: -I' Example phases of work,' the applicant shall notify the approvalhave not been met, he shall ggve th e app- eitabllihmenf. ' . .' .:. . New providence Roadand.Roule.33 10 1<84 through 930-85, Approximately 11,000.00 503 ol this Ordinance, . • . - . "' 3.. That the,applicantt may apply lor, anand the a, At itreet Intersections, -*. • governing body, In writing, by certified mall ad- plicant ten (10) d ittn noti M'cornpjy 3, off-ttreet barking and loading, _ and/or not accepted by the, Township ihall be Anticipated.Entltlemant'ptrlod allotment: 10 I application and roport Its findings at the.next appropriate Board may grant, extensions on 4. Township Planning Board ' - b, Whtn two (3) roads Intersecting at right plicant ten (10) days written notice M'cornpjy owned and maintained by tn association, . Block 10.E, Lot 1 .-. ... 417—PlafrFlnal: Tha final map of all or a por regular meeting of the Board. If the application 7. Police Dapartmeni. . • • , . • ,• -• ' . dressed In care ot the Towmhlp clerk and shall .• with sald;condltlons; failure of. Ihe app cant to a) For all nonretldentlal uses, see Section 403. SIGN APPLICATION •„„,„„.„,., B4 through 9 30 84, Approximately 137,000.00 1 such preliminary approval for addltlonalperlodlodss- SWIS addftionWiiredoIng, the Township, tlon of a subdivision which Is prasented to the Is classified as a minor subdivision, then minor, angles arB ijcinneeleri hy a curve. •••,,**' ' tend a copy Ihereof.to the Towmhlp Engineer, so, comply within the tennoi.day period will result' b) Each townhouse unit shall have two (3) 4.Any landi offered to ihs Towmhlp ihall meet- ... Kathleen Toland r of at least one 0) year, but not to exceed a total may instlturs and maintain a civil action: , : . 1 c, At the peaironnTcWVe connecirng two parking-spaces designated lor tho resldenti the lollowlng requlrementi: - 1" •"' . Secrelary . ' ' Borouoh Clerk Board lor final approval In accordance with the subdivision approval thall be granted or denied ;xromTon\"itin l twtwo^3)"v.ays;pVov¥ed;ih,tjf'tho (4) voars provided that If the o °' I. Approval of'ihB final subdivision appllca-, that he or a quallf lad representative may imped, In revocation of Ihe bulldno permit or Certificate, a.porlnlunctlverolleltand : - reoulallons.ol Section 504 61 this Ordinance, and .by Ihe Board within forty-five (45) days of the tlon-shaUaxpIrt nlnBty-flvB »5) days Biter the. parallel streats when the length of the streets ex.- Ihework: ' ; "; ' .-.•.-•. of occupancy, as ths caie may be. Such viola- thereof, at lean one (1) ol which may be In a ' a) The minimum-Hie ol each parcel ollored 30 03034 Mountalnllde Echo, Jan. 30,1984 doslon standards, have been reviled by or- ceeds the length of a loop. '< • • •=> ' 5; To sot aside and Invalidate any conveyance oaragB and one (1) ol which may be In a garage shall be two (3) acres, , . 03034 Mountainside Echo, •"'I'. .',"." ,,.l)0 3j: which; II approvad, shall ba duly Ijlsd with the date the application It certified ai complete or dinance,, such rovliod standards.shBll govtrni signing ol the plat unless the applicant shall have 1 B.Roadtubgrade. tlont may also be prosecuted, and.any person made pursuant to such acontract ol sale II a cer- ... IFeertS.OO) County Recording olllcer. within lucn lurther timajunayjiexamanted to (Mod within that time p.rlod a copy of the plat 402.3 Where trallle control signs are deemed b.curbandgutlBrlorms, who violates any provision ol this :ordlnance^ or driveway serving Ihe Individual unit, provided bl Landt olfBred. lor. recraatlonal purpoiet necessary by the Board and Township Engineer tlllcale ol compliance hai not been Issued In ac-. that each townhouio unit containing three or 419 Right-of-way: The land and space re- In writing by Iho applicant. Failure 01 the Board wllh Ihe County Recordingoftleer and, delivered c; Curtis and gutters, , , '.. •: , ' ihall, upon conviction, thereol, be subject to a cordance wllh N.J.S.A. 40:55D-54. ihall bo" Improved by the developer, Including to act within such time ihall constitute'minor '"4. All olh.r-eWlcTOe r'lghiTjiursuant lo to the Towmhlp- Clerk, and the Towmhlp lor Township or. county roads or for State 'fine of not more than live hundred do liars, moro bsdrooms ihall alto have 0.5 addrtona equipment, walkwayi and landicaplng, In order quired on th. surface subsurface and overhead highways, the propor Townihlp, county or.State d. Paving. . . •-. , •'• : • . • 003 In any such action; the transferee,.pur- parking spacos provided lor oach additional lor th.eonitructlonand Installation of materials subdlvltlon approval. Tha hearing and decltlon Bnolnoor a certification of such filing, Ths Board a. sidewalk forms: •", „• . • (1500.00) or Imprisonment for. a period not ex.- to qualify the lands for acceptance by tho ..' TOVVNSHIPOFSPRINOFIBLD •'".'' '50*3.3 .Details ol Preliminary Plat: :-. : official thall be so Informed In order, hat the pro- chaser or grantee shall be entitled to a Hen.upon bodroom over two. Such additional spaces may Towmhlp. • . ' • ' • • • -• , necessary to provide pasiago lor vehicular traf- •on tht'application shall lollow Ihe procedures set may, tdr good cause shown, extend h» period lor ceedlng ninety-(vO) days, or both, at Iho dlicrs- : a. The preliminary plat shall bs clearly and per agency may evaluats thB necessity ol the In- , (.sidewalks. . .••"•• . .•• •'•• the portion of the land from which the subdivi- bo provided either In B garagB or In a common C fic, pedestrians, utility linos, poles, conduit! and forth at N.J.S.A..40155-D-I0. II the application Is rocordlno lor, an additional period lor recording, g. Drainage pipes and other drainage or Hood ' c) Any lands offered to Ihe Township shall be ORDINANCE TO AMEND'THE REVISEO GENERAL OBDINANCE '•' . . classified as a malor subdlvlllon by tho subdlvl- loglblv drawn'or roprodueed In blue or black on lor.an additional porlod-not to exceed one hun-. stallatlonatllsownexpenif. . . .•.'•• • sion was made that remains In the possession of: parking area. Additionally, visitor parking shall, sublect to review by Ih planning Board, which, , malm, ilgm, hydrants, treat and ihrubbory control facilities.. . • ^oWSRScT IMPROVbMENtS ., . bo-provided wllhln common parking areas at the- '• .. .-, • . OFTHETOWNSHIPOFSPRINGFIELD.CHAPTERVIII, , . • I Street rlohtt-of-way shall be measured Irom lot llon committee, a notation to that elfect ihall be whitest B scale ol not Iss.than I Inch equals 50 drod.ninety (190) days Irom tha signing ol tho 403.3 All stro.l name and tralflc control signs the applicant or his assigns or successors, to -In Its review and evaluation olthe suitability 01 made on Ihe pint and the plat ihall ba "turned to foot, ihall be on sheet slzea ot SVi x 13 Inchel, 15x h. Street name signs. ,. .^—r ;—• s 704.1 Improvomenta to be comtructed at the ; secure the return ol anv depoilt made or pur- ?atS ol one (I) space 'or each two (3) townhpuse Jllne to lot lino,. • „' plat. Expiration ol approval shall maan that any- -shali-bBlnstelletrnruetlon. . SolaExpjnseolthBDBVelooor: . • luch land, ihall bB guided by Ihe Mailer Plan ol BE IT ORDAINED BY THE TOVyNsmP^OMMITTEE'of the Township ol Sprlnolleld, In the Co'un the applicant for compliance with. Section 503 pi 31 Inches, 34 x 34 l.nchs or 30 x 43 inchas and shal lurthor action will require a now application fee 403 CURBS AND CUTTERS . chau price paid, and also a reasonable search units. Each common parking, area shall bB Ihe Towmhlp, by the ability to assemble and • 419 stroBt: Any slreot, avenue, boulevard, |', Shade trees and other llna| grading and land- In cases where Ihe need for an off-tract Im- located wllhln 300 feet of all of tho unlit lit tyol Union,aslollows: '. ' ' ' • . ' this Ordinance. No application lor a minor sub- bo prepaf ed.by a land luryeyor or aprolesilpnal and a review ol all previous finding!. • , 403.1 Curbing and gutters shall be required scaping. • ' ' •. • . lee, survey expenie, and title closing expense, If relate luch landt to an overall plan and by the - road, lane, parkway, viaduct, drive, alley, or dlvlson shflllbB-approVBd-lf-itufound that hs onglnoBr licensed to practice In the Stale of Now ' along all atreetswlthln Ihe tubdlvlilon, : provement or Improvements Is created by .the any. Any such action must bo brought within two tpacot are deilgned toterve.' • accessibility and potential utility of such lands. ( E l other way which Is an existing statsr-County-or— I. All subdivided lots shall bB further subject 707.4 Prior to'notllylng'the governing body of, . propoied'development and where, no other pro- ChacTte?Vli* Tr af |°; Section 84, Tralflc Sublection 84.10,.Oui Slopi, It hereby amended to In propoiod lubdlvlton adversely alfects he jorsey; The plat shall be deilgned In comp lanco .' 403.3 The minimum standards regarding Ihe (3) years alter the date ol Ihe recordlno ol the In- •Tho Planning Board may raqueit an opinion Township roadwavi or a ttr.Bt or rlght-o -way development ol remaining lands or adjoining to the provisions ol Section -503.1 >ol the' spr- tho completion or substantlal.completlon ol any perty owners receive a special benefit .thereby, strument ol tramler. sale or conveyance ol sold- c) see soctlon 403 lor additional 'standards, elude underSchedule XIV the lollowlng: . ...'• '. .' • . .-,., ..„.._.,,•.,.. with Ihe provisions ol Section 400 ol this Or- width ol gutters, height of f curbing, base Improvements covered by Ihe perlormance from other public agencies or Individual! ai.to ihown upon a plat,approval purtuant to thlt Or- proportv'orwinconlllet.wltb'thrMaitorPlanor InglleldTowmhlpZonlngOrdlnanc..:. ... -malerlal, iurlaee malBrlBi;- ' ' the, Board may recommend tojhe governing ; 4. Fences. See s.cllon,401. . ._, _ ^-^dlnanoei-ora.ttreet-or-rlght.ol'Way-approvedbv— dinance and:shall.ihow:or.be accompanied by Iho krPlnBlapproval shall confer upon Ihe-appll— ,-slops, depth ol-gut- "guaTanlee7lhe'^'PBIIcinritiJII"pr«parB-Bnd-sub=— . land, or within six (sl.years II unrecorded. .:...., the advisability of Iho Township's accepting any 7 ' SIDE Official MapoflhB Townihlp. ... Information required Insect on503.3.O. ' ten crossing Intersections, and the Installation ' -body that It require the applicant, asa condl- SECTION 1000 : VALIDITY AND lands to bo of lered to tho Townihlp. NAMEOFSTREET ' " "' T' ^^ ^ Beginning at th'e northerly curb official action,- or a slro.t or rlght-ol-Way shown • cant tho lollowlng rights lor a two (3) year period mil to the Township Engineer a set of the approv- V) For n'onresldonllal usoi, sae Soctlon 403, , JoJprlnglloldAve. •'-.••.... ••• .Well - "°b,°hB prallmlnary-plat shall-lncluderthe-^ 01 catch basins, than be. according to the ro: ed. PUbllc~l improvement and Utility Plans and ' tlonal 01 approval, to acquire lands at the appll- line ol Fleldiione Drive and extending ._.on-a plat duly filed and recorded In Ihe olflee ol ' -"d.'Whonev.r>dvlowor approval ol the minor . cant't expanse oulslde of the tract proposed lor . b) For townhousos, a slon plan ihall be design- d) Every parcel ol land offered to and ac . 130 leet North thereol the County Recording. Olllcer prior to the ap- following information In addition to a key map Iromtho-dateoffinaTflpproval: , ,, . qulrementi of this ordinance (Section 408) and Profiles amended to read "as construeled," ".-. '• ' i! any section, subsection, paragraph, clause, ed and approved by tho Board lor purpose! ol coptod by thoTownihlp ihall be conveyed to Ihe pointment ola planning Board and the grant to subdivision application by the- union county which ihall show tho.locallon ol Iho subdivision l.Tho zoning requrrtmenls applicable to[the Township specifications .approved by the developmentt and ImprovImprove and dedtdedicatee usucch phrase or provision ol thlt Ordinance shall be ad- Towmhlp.by deed al tho time final site plan ap Beginning at a point acron Planning Board li required, thB Board shall con-. prollmlnary approval first granted and all 0 her Township.Englhe.r or, In the .case ol county 703.5 The Inspection-of all. Improvements of lndlandss to thee TowmhlTowmhlpp oorr Count Countyy InIn themanne the.mannerr judged Invalid, such adludlcatlon shall apply on- . Identification and trallle control. Sg. Sprlnglleld Ave. southerly curbllneol Ev.rgreen such Board olthe power to review plain and In- and Us relationship to surrounding areas, and all which such notice has been given shall be started '4. Temporary construction trailer! and on;.(l proval Is granted by the Township, The. deoc clude! tha land between Ihe street lines, whether - OTtloij any approval that It orants uponftlmBly zone boundaries wllhln a minimum of flvo-hun-. rights-conftrrtd upon the doyeloper,.whalHtr roadt or state highways, the proper counlv or. provided hereafter and ai otherwise provided by Jy-to tho tectlon, lubsectlon, paragraPh/clayse, ihall contain, such restriction!, ai may be Avenue and extending 130 leet receipt ol a favorable roport on Ihe application ' conditionally or otherwise/shall not be changed. State official. , . • ' ,.'• , within ten (10) days ol notification, The Inipeclor , law Bill such Improvements were on-tract'lHi- ilon' not exceodlng one hundred iquare foot, '.'.•' ' • - Souththereol Improved or unimproved, and may comprise dred (500) feet:-. • . ' - -••• . '' lhall determine whether thtwork It satisfactory ohrase or provision so adludged and ihall not at- advertising the prime contractor, subcontrac reasonably be required to ensure Ihe Intended pavementrshouldeitmullersreurbi,' tjdewalki, by the County Planning Board's approva by 1. Title Block: . . ' ,, 3; II Iho .dBvaloper has lollowedjha stln- 403,3 Curbs and gutters shall be adequate to . provementprovtrrlentsi oorr, In lieu thereofthereol,' requlr.qulBe thethe. feet the-validity and olloctlveneH orthe re- uie ol lucn areai: ' - . ' Beginning at the southerly curb lalluro to report within thB required time period. dardi proscribed fo final approval, th; Board and in agreement wllh the approved flnal.d.rawj tor(s), archlloet, llnanclno Institution and So.SpTmolleldAve. ' parking areas and olher areas within the street, (a) Namoof subdivision. handle the moxImum-svateK-H'un-oll,. Irom ' ' developer to depollt wllh Ihe Townshlp'Va sum .malnder of the Ordinance. _ . . . similar, data, lor thB-.parlod of construct on : k. General Requirements . line oWlven Street and extending . e. Whenever s-plat of a minor subdivision is mav oxtend luch protection lor porlodsol one (1.) Ingi and Towmhlp.ipeclflcatlom. The oinoral ol money sulllclonrto allow Ihe municipality to" SECTION 1100 REPEALER; • lines. Por tho purpose ol this Ordinance, itreetl •' b) Name and address of applicant. : . tr bulary landt. .' . condition of the site shall also be considered. btglnning with tho liiuaneo ol a Construction . 1. Prior to preliminary approval. Ihe developer 130 teet south ihereot ihallbeclaitlfledatlollowi: . , . submitted lor lots Irontlng on an witting str.ot, yoar oach, not exceeding Ihree such exlemlons.. . Bcqulrs and Improve luch land!.'•-' All ordlnancot or parts olordlnancet which : ' Beginning at lha northerly curb' three (3) copies ol deeds ol dedication, or deeds ; ,le) Name.and-wrams ol Ihe. ownor ol 1 3. All othor applicable right! purtuant 10 • 404SIDEWALKS . •••; ." 703.6'Wlthin thirty (30) dayiol the final In-, Permit and concludlng.wllh a Cor Illcat. otpc. ihall submit a preliminary public sewer plan roc'ord:. '• ' • " ' - - ' ' 404.1 Minimum lour (41 foot wide sidewalks '704.3 other improvBm.ntii- „ , ,••• ; are incomlitont with the provisions ofthls Or- cupancy or. one year, whichever Is less, provided tooother with lotterorbrh the appropriate ol So. SprlnolieldAve. line ol Beverly Road and exlendlno 419.1 street, Arterial: Utedprlmarlly lor last specifying such additional setback at nocottary NJ.S.A, 40:55D-53. '.-' .' ... ipecllon, Ihe Township'Engineer lhall prepare . , a.lncaseswhoreth.needloranyoll-tractlm-. 1J0 leel North thereof Id) Namoandaddrossof allproportyownols shall be provided along all streets In residential dinance are hereby repealed to the oxteht olsuch said trallorfs) and slon are on thB site where con- llcials Indicating the feasibility ol.iuch a sewer : _ OLheavV volumet pi trallle and detlgned gonera- shall bo Included wllh the application to eniure 504.3. DolalltolFlnal.Plat: ;, v . • and file with the governing body a detailed, writ- provemont Is created by the proposod develop- Beginning at the northerly curb •' ly to procoed between large areat ol develop; Ihe provision ol lulllclent future itroet rlghl-ol- within two hundred (300) loot ol tho oxlromo commercial and induifrlal areas. -'. ten report Indicating either his approval, par! al;. struction Is taking place and are set back at sail plan and the tact that ths sewage Irealmenl Wgit a. The-llnal plat for al, part, or parts.m tht _^404.3-ln.blocks.over.looO:lBBt..l6no.-J>«d.str|an: ment and where the Board determlnBi that pro-. TEcTIONUeFFECTIVENESS , thirty (30) leet Irom all itreet and properly lines plant hat sulllclent capacity to serve th. SD. spring! iold Ave. line of Lynn Drive and extending . menl tuch at comm.rlcal conlan, Industrial. way whoro the witting street rlflht-ol-waylt lelt- llmllsolthesubdlvlslontrac.t. • : -subdlvlllon ihall ba drawn Inlnk on-tracing elolh- ^provat»rw|eetlMttfthelmpiwtmentslat|eetlMttf-the-lpiwtmentsln-r'n - " peril" butslde~lhe-d.velopm.nt will BIIO.-be • ' • ' •• . 130 leet North thereol areas, and concentrated residential com- than the minimum requirement! ot thlt Or- " (6rNaWo7addr»i«ndproleislon-oHhirTnir— al a icale ol not leu than 1 Inch oqya I'M feet on crosswalk! may bo required In location! deemed spected, with stated reasons lor any relectlon. This ordinance shall take elloct Immod ate y d, sotbaekslromstra.tsBndTracfBoundarl.es •development. ."'.•• necessary by the Board: Such walkways ihall be benefltted.bv tho ImprovBrnsnt, the Board shall upon final passage andpubllcatlon according to . Deolnnlno at a point across the. munltlBi through or around tht .township. dinance, or ol the adopted Mastor 'Plan, ton who prepared the drawing togethor with Shoot tli.i dl art x 13 lnch.1,,15 x 31 Inches, 34 x The cost ol the Improvements ihall be set lorth No building shall be localed within forty Ive 3. The dsvoloper, lhall be responsible lor gar ,So. SprlndlleldAve.. Whenever land II. dedicated In accordance With ten (10) leot wide and be straight from itreet to '. forthwith forward toI the-oovernlfg-body-a-llst- northerly curb line of Hilltop - 419.3 Street, Collector: Those which, carry Neons, number and seal: -' 34 Inches or 30 x. 43 Inches, and In compliance .: - and dasc'rlptlon. ol all such mproyements (45) feet ql any. trad boundary nor wllhln slxf baoe collodion and removal of :same Irom tho this Soclldn and tho developer has no other ad|a- °ll) AcreaoB.ol Iraet.to bosubdlvldod lo with all tho requirements 01 Iho Map Piling Law. l r ; ""'Helen E. Maoulrp, do heribv certify thaiI the 40) teat of any existing street. Moreover, n development. This responsibility shall extend to Court and extending 130 feet .trallle Irom local ttreeti.to arterial streets and " 703* In'th'e event that final approval of a; together wl nils request that thB governing body .loioolno ordlnencB wat niroduced fw first, North thereof . are designed to have considerable continuity and ceni land! lo provide, the: minimum re, nearest tenth 01 anacro. : . .Tho plat ihall be deilgned In compliance with the 404.3 continuous paving shall also be available development hai been granted In stages or sec- building ihall ba placed wllhln twenty I JOMetl 01 the developer'! successors and assigns Including oulrementt, the minimum lot depth and lot area Irom Ih. sldowalkto Iho mam, entrance or tn- determine and advise the Board of the procedure reading at .a regular, meeting,ol Ihe Township, the rlont'Ofway line ol any itreet wllhln lh< any condominium association, homeowner! ' Qeglnnlngatapolntacrollthe .trallle carrying capacity, . - (g) Proposod number ol dwelling units and provisions ol Section 400 ol thli Ordinance. The tions, and hence, the construction of the required •. to bt followad In"the construction or Installation commrtteeof the Township of SprlngflelfleltI In ththe So. Sprlngfleld Ave. required by the Zoning Ordlnanco of Ihe final plat ihall show or be accompanied by the trances ol all buildings, ' . : development nor wllhln live (5) leet ol any park association or Individual'owner. ThB require '- northerlycurbllneol DlvenSt. 419.3 street, cul-de-iae: A dead-end minor VPe Improvements li to be undertaken In Stages or thereof, The Board shall deler final action upon cnty of Union and Stale of New Jersey hld o Towmhlp thall bo reduced by the tamo dlirlon- |hl°Date 01 submission dl each plal and ol samo Inlormallon required lor preliminary ap- 404.4 All sidewalks shall be located a minimum lections, . bonding, and Inspection.' of • Im- ^oSBy orunionanjiIStaieo^^N«»r»y,h«ldon Ing ar.a or driveway lo a parking ar.a. ment shall be.part ol any mailer deed and and extending 140 leet North itreeUermlnatlng In a circular, or olHer lur-. lion and aroa ai dodlcated-to Ihe Towmhlp/. oachiubtequentrevliedtubmlstlon. ' . • he site planiintll receipt otthe governing body's ' naround area and generally not longer lhan 400 proval Irraddltlontothefollowlrig: of one ID loot within the ttreetright-ol-way. provements shall also be In stages or sactloni. , Tuesday evening. January 38,1984, and that said 'o.MBXlmum BuildingH.lght . specified 10 run with Ih. land.•• " • , • * - ': •' thereof (I) Tax Map lot and block number Is). ,404.5 All sidewalks shall have a slope ol U Inch • determination, or:untirth«lexplrallon of ninety ordlnanc. shall b. submlMa.dJoeJUinjId.rBllon . ' Deomnlng at the southerly curb . leetiolhopolntoftanooncy. ... 1 g.rh hlnrli «nH ml shall be numbered^con- 763,8 Inspection by the,Township ol the In-., • ,: (90).days after the lorwardlng otsueh list and, I. No townhouio building shall exceed thirty: 3. Any proposal lor Planned Unll Developmen f. It approval al a minor tubdlvlilon by tho 3. Sulllclent elevations or contours to dolor- "TJorlool toward the gutter.' Snd final passage at a regular jn.atlng ol said mav Include provlilom for the phasing of con So. Sprlngfleld Ave. ' line ol Evergreen and extending 419.4 street, Minor: Those slteels not olhor- Board, a notation to that offset will bo madopn a mine the g.noral slop, and natural dralnago oi socullvoly In conlormlly to thaexlttIngTMiwap. stallatlon of Improvements and utlllllel ihall not -• description lo the governing body without luch Townihlo commlll.B to bB herd February 11, live (35) feel In height and three (3) stories BX - wise classified which provide vehicular, and 3. Trod boundary lints, rlghl-ol-way.lln.sol .405 SHADE TREES AND PLANTING STRIPS operate to subfect Ihe Township to liability lor.' cepl al alloWBd In Section W.I..:_ _^ _^slructlon over aperloioLy.Brsjirovld.d that MO leet Souththereol copy ol Ihe plat and deed, II submitted, which Iho tract and ar.a ext.ndlng two hundrod (300) - 405.1 Shads trees shall bs provided In all malor -, , .delermlhijtlon having been mada, whlch.v.r oc- 1984, In "hi sprlnglleld Municipal Bylldlno at ' Beginning at Ihe southerly curb . pedeslrlanaecess to abutting, prooBftlai. • ' ihall be tlgned by the Chairman and Secretary ol slronts,lronts, slrootlroot nameinames, easementeasamenti anandd other claims, suits or liability of any kind that may at I. Maximum NumbefbTOWfllllng Units Permit th. lollowlng terms and conditions, intended to So. Sprlnolleld Ave, loot beyond tho subdivision boundary. All datum 1 rstldantlal subdlvlllon and In lubdlvlilom ol 8 00 P M., at which lima and place any person or. protect th. Intertill ol Ihe public and-ol-th. line ol Mllltown Road and extending • 430 Subdivision: The division ol a-lot, tract, tho Board and roturned lo tho applicant. shall b. measured Irom U.S.C.S. bonchmarks. rights 01 way, land to be reserved or dedicated to ' anv time arise because 01 defects or negligence " eUb*Tht gov.rn|ng body, within nln'tly I.M) days persons Interested therein will be glv.n an op- led' • ,-•.'.- or parcel 01 land,.Into two or more loll, tractl, other klndt where deemed appropriate by the -durlngco'nstructlon or at any tlms therealler;, It Tho maximum number ol dwelllnp units per relldenit, occupanji and owner! ol the proposed . 130 feel South thereol . , g.-The applicant thall prepare sovon. 7 Intervals shall be 3 tool lor slopos up to.lO«o and 5 public uio, all lot lines and other site lines with Board, Trees ihall bB planted within the subdlvl- . alter receipt of said list and description, shall., portunity to b. hoard concornlno laid ordlnaneo. Benlnnlnoat.lhe.soulh.r.lv.cucb_ parcalt or other dlv.lilonsol land lor th. purpo., accurate dimensions, bearing" or deflection being recognized that the responsibility to main- mltted.wjthln Iho PUDshall be nln. (9) dw.lllno development are met: • . ' ,' . eoploi of tho approvod plat and distribute one (1) tnnMnrtloftflSOVer.lOV . •' '• lion a ono boih sides of streets and shall bo ol -taln-sale-condlllom-at-all-tlmes-durlng-con-^- . . determine and advise tho Board whether: -copy-Is poil.d.on.the.bul|.tln.board.ln-lhe-0!!Jco_. Mountain Ave,- ' line olGollOvel and extending wh.lh.r. imm.dlal. or luture, of sa . or cftvtlop; copy tooachol thololtpwlng: , . .-; : — angles, and radii arcs, andjenjral angles_ol_a!! ~~~.— i;.The"ltV\prov.mBnrorlmprovBments-are-|o- unltt-par-acr.-comput.d-on-trl.-landrar.a-ro, ~"arwhore-th.-developm«nt-li-|nt.nd.d-|o-b» menl, except that ths following divisions shall "^Srrlorlharrow.icalo and graphic icalo, .. :; typos and slies and placed In locations conducive' structlonand to provide properullllilesindlm: . _. 130 leet South thereol . . ...1. TowmhlpClork__ . •curvo~—',—mTTr.T':."...... : •••-•.. bt comtrucled or Installed by the municipality:. •of.tht Township clerk, • malnlng to Iha tract after haying llrst subtracted phased over a number ol yean, prior 10 Ih. oran ^^not-bB.eonsrd.r.d-subdlvlslonsJI-no.n«w.slMBts^ 4r3ubdlvlslon boundary llne^ heavyiolld-llnoI— to healthy growth. Grades and seeded or soddei provements Is upon the owner and his conlrec . ths acreage ol the land area to be devoted to per- lino ol preliminary Bpproval lor the entire Plan ' Beginning at Ihe southerly curb "T—^ari not created: divisions of land found bvthB 1. I awnlhlp'PI'ariiilng BoariT • and tract boundarloi, Including anv.contlnguoui' . 3 Moles and bounds description. . planting strips shall bB placed within stree lors.lfany. - • ' • ..,: .,'. '" : •..' • '.. • i)° As a gansral Improvement, tho coil o[\ . . TownshipCl.rk MountajnAve.'. line ol Rlchland Drive and extending 1 which Is to bs bornB. at g.n.ral exp.ni. Itxeept mitted nonrelldenllal uses, ned Unit Development, there ihall be an ex • Planning 'Board or- Subdivision Committee 3. Township Englnoor •: land ownod by the applicant or In-whlch the ap .. 4. corllllcatuHi that tho applicant Is an apent, rlghts-of-Way so as not to interfere with stree p3OO5The Sprlnolleld Leader, January 30J5B4 g. Spacing Bttwoen Residential Buildings planatlon, Including appropriate mapi. In •.••'.. .130(eetthereol thereof To be lor agricultural purposes where all 4. Construction Official Plicant hat a direct or Indlrocl Intoreit, oven. or ownor ol ihe land, or .that Ihe ownor has given: pavlno, sidewalks or utilities.. ... : ' 703OUARANTEES ' ' . , . . at h.relnafter oth.rwlteprovldad alto thacon- dlcatlng Ihe location number ol type of unlll to : ' Beginning at the southerly curb O . trlbutlonlhBr»to,byth.d«VBlopB);or • - . In tni layout ol buildings on Ihe rctldentl, Well ,r.s!lll!ng pBrc.ls!lr.llv,,(5IBer.sor largerln •5. Tax'Aiienor '•••.- .-' - Though Only a portion ol Iho enllro tract.li Involv consent under an option agroement lor Iho I ' 405.3 All trees shall bB ol nursery stock, no lest 703.1 Estlmateol Performance Guarantee:. portion 'ol Ihe land, -the following minimum be constructed In each phase and the priority of Mountain Ave. line of Sherwood Road and extending 4. Union County Planning Board odlnlhesubdlvHlon, . .' clodlcollop ol ttreelt, 'alloys, easements and than 311 Inches In diameter, and pi an approved a. No final subdlvlllon approval shall be • b) As a.loeal mprovemant, all, or part ol tht dlilaneei shall b« maintained; each phase. Each development phase shall ln_ „ . 130 feet South thereof iFzei dlvlsTons ol proper y by testamenlafy or In- ' 7. Fire Department. , . - 5..The location or existing water courses and olhor rights ol way and anv land! to be used lor species grown under th. tame' climatic .condl orantod until the lallllaetory completion and •.-'.• cost ol which Is to b» specially assassed against . .'.•..'•• PUBLICNOTICE . . • • . 1. Between a principal building and a detached dleilt Its relationship, to the circulation afra- , Beginning at the southerly curb testate. provlsTonst divisions ol'property; upon • h. The approval of a minor lubdlvltlon ihall any natural loatures such as wooded areas and public purposes and copies,ol any covenants'or l/oni-BTmclst-atihe-tonitlon'orthe development, perlormance 01 all required Improvements have , properties benBllllBd thereby. In proportion, to • Mountain Ave. llneol Hillside Avt.antttxtendlng eourt order, Including but not limited to expire one hundred ninety (1901 dayt Ironvtho rock formations to the proper icalos both wllhln oiuomonls alluding the development, " Th.y shall be ol symmatrlcal growth; free of In- been certified, to the. Board-by-the,,Townshlp ; bBnBflts*conlBrr.d.bv:th. lmprov.m.nts in «•. • TAKE NOTICE.'lhBt the undersigned ihall tx- accBliory building: 35'0". < -, -utllltlBt'ivttflmi completed up 10 that point |rr 1 ordar to assure their adequacy to serve the tola , isoteet South thereof '' fudgmenls o loreclosurei consolidation ol ax- date of approval unleu within wch period either tha Iract and wllhln two hundred 13001. feel of the 5. At least one ID corner ol Ihe subdivision sect-pens and disease, suitable for itreet us»: Enolnesr unless the applicant shall have Iliad, eordanie with Chapler 54rt Tftlt 40 of th.R.vls-, postTersali, In accordance with R,s. 39:1OA;1, 3. BBhveen end! 01 bOlldlngr whore n latino lots bv deed or olh.r r.eordad Inslrumanli a deed clearly describing the lubdlvltlon or a. and durable under fh. malnt.nanc.' con- : BdSIBtutBilexeBprBShBreinalt.rothBrwIs.pro^ , at public aucllon^n-Saiurday^Bbruar-y-lsVUBl, driveway InteryanBi: 30'0". ' -- ' ' Beginning el the toutherly curb shall bo lied to a u.S.G.S. benchmark.or ben- •wllh ihKmuhlclpallty a performance guarantM:. "bl* praMmlnary approval mail b. granted.lor Mountain Ave, '-line otEdgewbod Ave. and extending : and thB conveyance ol one or- more ad olnlng plat drawn in compliance with the Subdlvlllon r d r chmarks with data on the plat at to how the bear' tomplated. . - ' as hereinafter provided assuring the Installation •vlded as.to, a eontrlbutlon thereto by the . at T:M P.M. at Hunf.s'SBr.vlcB.Center, 709 Moyn: -3 • Between -. endsi of all buildings ..w..whoer lots, "acts or par»ls of land, owned by the lame • " »rni ri orin-ot wav'wllhln Iho subdlviilon tain Ave..- sprlngfleld,. N.J. 07081, _a we the complete Planned unit Development pro M30 teat South thereol approval and with the provisions ol the Map. F I and wllhln Iwo hundred 13001 leet ol Ms boun.- Ings wore determineddetermin . Monuments, lots, cornercorne} ol such Improvementi on or before on agreed drlvewayt are Introduced In order to reach park person or- persons and all of which ars found and Ing Law It Iliad by the applicant wllh iho counly 404 TOPSOIL PROTECTION . Yamaha, Vehicle I.D, No. A1J73304431 which hefore final approval ihall be granted for 'Promihe-lnttrseitlontif-HllltlromihelnttrseitlontifHllltldde riarlot: and olhoolh r survoy nttt t thall be located and ' "^V'TlwimprovemBnt or Impfovtments are J10 loai35^':j alono east curb In a souibsrlibrly certlllid by the AdmlnlstratlvB^OIIIcer to con- Recording Olllcer and a copiol luchdead or plat Topsoll prot.ctlon shall Iw.lnjieeprdance wjlh ormanc^ouararileajstlniate.lhall.la- Ba^tohstrueted-or-lnt B ed-by-lhe-daVeloped^ -camalnlo posiaulon olHuntHShBlMneslhrouoh. form to the requlr.rn.nl; of Ihe Township's Zon_ .together with tho date and Imi.x r.f.rence of tho - ralrNii abandonment.or.|allure.ofown.rito.clalmiame :...-5.,:Q6lween-rBar-facadH..o(.:.bulldlnoi:: c) For all development phaiei-lublequenllo —dlrectlonfor a dlstanceof 140—- '.together with the date and Imiex reference of tho (b) Location and width. .. '».' when approval ol Iho plat It requireu"by prepared by the applicant'pp s engineer.and.sub- :uSdBralwmula-lor.'parllBl.r.lniburier(iBnt.ai.. Ing ordlnanea and art ihown and.d.slonalBd as qulremenit ol:Jhe_sonieti.UUnlon_so|i con -milled to the Township engineer lor rev lew-and - provided that a minimum distance ol 30'0" than Ihe first phase, no building permits may be liparte lots, tractl or parcels on th.Tax.Map ol. tiling wllhlthe county Rocordlno Officer,ls IH;d_ --.'(ci.Conlerllna elovatlon.al.lnloriocllons.And- Anothor.oliicor.or.body.ol-thojrownihlp,.County.. milled to the Township engineer lor rev lewand . Th.. motor.v.hltl.-may betnamlntd at Hunt's Issued for construction of unlit In any luch phase Beginning at Iht southsrly curb , "with "botlvShb Township" Engineer :and .the or state, such approval ihall be certllled on Ihe "serv'atlon District. aWfoVllWfVll . I ne-Hllnial-Hllniale IWII' sal forth all re- ''h^lTtn.'r overnlnhd.bodysh'.ll determine that '• service.' c.nl.r, 709 Mountain Avo., sprlnolleld,. bs mainlalnBd balw.en any dsck, patio or fencee Mountain Ave. • me TowntWp.'The urm "lubdlylilon" shall also olhor critical points. 9 or walled .ncloiur. Intended tor private pur until construction ol preceding phaiel li llneol Nelson Place andBXtendlng "• (dl Typical cross sections and .'centerllne; : qurrements.lor improvemsnls aststBbllihjd by Include the lerni "resubdlvlslon". . : "',"7. public 1 mp7ovemen.t:and'uilllty Plans and Mon'um.nus'nailibeol hard, durable material 1"V. ••'"' • •-' •'• ; Hunt's Service Csnler .poiei and-another.similar structura or another substantially completed. ("Substantially com • 130 leet South thertol. . I. Alliubdiulaod lots ihall bo turthor tubloct prpllls lor aJI proposed nawtlreolt. : constructed. |n. accordance wllh' Towmhlp the Board and 'their estimated cost.. At' he ". •'•' ••- Barry c. Hunt pleted" shall be taken to mean that, ai a Beginning at a point across northerly 431 buuuitfinoii uummiitBw; A. tomnntlee ol. to tho provnohsol section 503.1 ol Ihe'Sprlnglleld . le) Sloht dlltancos In either direction Irdlii ProllloiArodoclared an Integral partol thelinai recommendation ol the rowshlp Engineer, th« Mountain Ave. SPBC Iliallons and shall bB llrmly set In In p • A BetweBncbrn.rs'otbulldlhgi:30'0".• minimum, all .xt.rlor finish,-, .paving, lln. • . curbllntolRlchlandand at least three Planning Board members ap Township Zoning Ordlnanco. . . ••• nil proposed streets. plat submliiion. compliance therewllh, and with governing body lhall pass a resolution either ap- •. • '*• •:• ,••.,..,,.-.•. . , •'.,. .' owner. grading; seeding and landicaplng shall have extending 130 leet North thereof pointed by tne Chairman of tht Planning Board tho final plat Ittoll, ihe Subdlvlllon ordinance, ground In Iho.requlretf locations so alto be vltl- lie pertinent inlormatlon.or exparllSB, 034W sprlngll.ld Load.r, Jan. 30, Feb. 41984 . ?! BBlWBBn the end of one building and the Iron' $03.3 ' DolAilt ol Minor Subdivision Plat. The. 7. Oiher:,r.Ightt ot way and oatomont on tho bio at polnlt at required section 4 of Chapter 358 proving or adluitlng the, performance orrear-ofanother 130'0". .: ' . . been completed)., •- ——••—-r~: •••.> ".•'• B.glnnlngBtihesoulhsrlycurb • with thB consent ol a ma orlly o IhaBoard lor plot shall no bawd.on tax map iQtormaiion or (ind-lho Townshlp'i speelllcatlons tor public Im; . nl 1flt<1 the amount, Ml any, by which the tota cost. East I •••]••••• subdiviiTdbdlll n> tractradt and within Itwo'hundrod (300)u ., (UMiJawF ' > uuarantee,. ' ,.,...... 8. II ths Planning Board so approves, the re '. 4. No Certificate ol Occupancy shall be Issued line ol So, Sprlnglleld Ave. and extending ' tht purpose of classifying subdivision! In accor somo other limllarly accurate b»Mnta jctlUiBL —foot-ot-lli-boundarloi, Including drainage or provomonts.and utilities at roleronced In Section hereoTwIM exceed the total amount bv which a I -• • 130 feel Soulh thereof dance with Ihe provisions ol this ordinance and 400'than,, be tocured by Ihe^Mrlormanco ^KRMAESVSTEM :, „.;.. quired minimum dlstanc.1.between Iront ana lor any.building or part th.reol until all streets, lost than I Inchequalt 50 feat, shall bo on shoot loworaoo eaiomonli existing or required acroit 109.1'A preliminary grading and drainage iropertlei Including Ihe propoled development, drainage, parking laclllllel and tew.r nclllllei Beginning at the northerly curb ; of performing such other duties relat no to land ilios ol B'A x 13 Inches, 15 x.31 Inchoi, 34 x 34 In gunrantoo. The public Improvement ancTUinily the perlormance guarai (III be ipeciaily benelllleir thereby, and the rear laeades may be, reverted to that he Mountain Ave, . subdivision as may be conlerred on this Commit adlolnlno propertloi. and the.location, ilie and system plan shall be a part ol each preliminary _ therabV, ano me , ." ' ' . •'. PUBLICNOTICE 'distance between Iront lacadet may be SO'O" . :iervlclng said itruelure are properly completed line of Clinton Ave. and extending ches, or 30 x 43 Inchetr and shall show or Include description of any landl to.be dedicated 10 iho .Plans and prolllos thall Include: •• ' •• .toonshundiundr.r d twtntypercth- l (13O««),6I tht ep- Kfhall be liable to Ihe munlclpa ty lor' : .. . •••• 140 feat North Ihertol , . the following Inlormatlon: , ' .plat. It shall Indicate In general term; a proposal performance guaran «tstlmate lor ap- e to Ihe municipality for NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that a public hear- whire an 8J'O" distance U malntalntiUitlvveen andlunctlonlrto. • . • '. :-. , b V Townihtoor.liihBJounly:, (ai Tho HtliililMk at required on the.- proved ntr' '*43 3 'sub^'sion, Malor: All subdivisions not lor an adequate system ol drainage structures tc as lo form andextcullon by the attorney mo will be held bv the Boai'd of Adjustment in the IV. Releiter Sections 501.4 c, d.,... and I. at Sec a. A key map Showing the location and ap, _^__(ii)JU«nJJ»saMon preliminary plat. (SooSecTlbnSOSjbTI) • . _proval as II .Z _ _ ? _'clalslll.dasmlnor.subdlvlslpns. 4arrvoll-and store or-dlscharga-tna storm-walei -Munli;l|!«l'BulldingrMounlalnsldepN;drrpnMon:- ~9. vWe*e* h* IrBnt ticBde.ol onB'bulldlng IBCBI -tlonrS03:4dT.:il.,and g.'Add new Section 503. i —proximairares-orthaMbdivlslon-lrrolatlonfo —:|b|-oihontotniiirai«|)»cilledin;S«etlon«M— th. rear fscads ol another, .the iiparatlo : ; B 433 "Sbdlvilslon",Mitw ifsubdivlslonol land ; . ib) Location and width, run oil and', natural drainage water which 1. b."r*hS aitorne'y tor the Board shiii iktivnoiify dav" February 10,1984, «l B:00p,m,0n Ihe'lollow; c. ai follows* ' ' , ' ' ' ft a'y'SSrd, ptfr^or ?liusVof Ihli ordinance shall bs adludoed unconstllutlonal or Invalid, such' The rest ol tho Township^ . . ,- : 'Id Restrictions on uso,'II any..; b. In the caie ol an applicant who II also a cor Originates not only wllhltv Ihe-properly-boun- between bulldlnoi "hall be BVO"; , t. Drive In. Banking Facilities ' , '- , (oir the ereatlcreatlio ol not more than three lots Iron, . b,> Map ol the entire Iractltl ol land being poratlon or partnorshlp, IHe submission sliall In th» S.cr.tarv oi the Board prior to tht next ••|udofn^snltKllMttlltrt,IMpilrorl^ .'.'', .. an existing iireel, not involving a planned . 8; Existing and proposed1 oVa.inagottycJiirM darlei* bUMlid Ihalwhleh orlglnatet beyond the regular mtttlno of the Board that the,: perfor- «.ro^?"fd4IPro.p.c.;Ay.:,«!ocW,Lo, h Additional. DaVBlopmanlTlTandardi, PBrmlt. : Wher.banki are permitted an(|.a drive, n win ."• ting on a subdlvWod showing;U.S.GiS..contour; wllh.a and laclllllH on Ihe subdivision Iract and within cludo a Hit ol ownori' punuant to N.J.S.A. ltd Non-Retltlentlal Uiet , . .,, , dow or window! are lo be Installed, the lollowlnc . developrmentrany new streeli oi'the ex jnslon ol minimum Interval ol twenty (101. feel, air ex 40I55D-48.I. . •- "-... • , . :. . ".• .-' mance guarantee It properly executed and can 9,"to p.rmlt swimming pool appur .nanee lets;.- , •A Amm olSlnincteolSlninct'eSS porilon of any Ordinance which Is not eonini.nl with Ih. l.rms.ot this Ordlntntt anv off-trae - improvement, Any tubdlylslon Ittlno and proposed property lints,.OK stlno lone: two hundred (300) leal pills boundarlosi Sfi'ii' anil Utjiille be added to the agenda. •.. ••• • •' *,.'•.• than IBi leel from property lines contrary to Ssc- The requlrementi lor the lon.i referenced tl requirements ihall be latlilled In addition to all any oil tr, J c. Proof from the Towmhlp Tax Collector that Pla7aiJroe Section JS3.3b. 3. Notwithstanding, Ihelol owlnj other applicable lonlno provisions: .. '. is repealeld to Ihe eextenx t ol Ihe inconiltlency ' • ...'. Which InvolveiInvo f lot which was pr«ylslously,a»^ buadaVOimrafrowtf^lbjck-Blmfnitons v ild^ tlon loOalBl'lSMt the MounHlmld. Land Use. - proved as a minor, subdivision within a three ™jb!i ffiKW,^^^ restrictions" shall IbjclflcBlly apply, to, all 1. Th.re shall be a minimum 01 two 13) access proved as i tax map ihool number, block and lot numbsr(l), trb due or delinquent on the property tor which plan and street Pfolllet, Tlwy-ttull bi1 pr«p««J a, '.ThB , ptrformanct guarantee sHall, be r d l driveway! serving any bank with a drive In win jld prior lo the application lor, anolher , payable 10 tht Township 01 sprlnotleld snd ihiji •M a no?H"alihear.'corp.l1MRout. 33,|BI« nonreildenllai usei In Ihe PUD. .. • .. year.perlod acreage ol Ihe entire tract and the loll proposed and iliot ol all pipe and of. all.other slructurcs subdivision approval Is sought. ; > dow or wlndowi. ... 1 •:. ' ,• „ vision ihall be claslltled as/a malor V Wh . bo In Ihe lorm ol cash or cerlMled check or a per- T, Tot 43, lir final sit. Plan lor anurilno care . I. A maxlmiim Impervious iurlaee cov.raga ol to bo. subdivided, existing aaum.nls, rights ol ' 'l?,'PBr"nao. iwale... ditches,. r.l.n.lon eenlerlntheR-3.ndR-CZon.. - - • • stvinlyllvf (75) psreent and a maxlmumlloor . 3. Internal rirriiia)|n^ s,hall be inch lha eta regular way, ilroet names, power lines, ilructurti, SECTION 400 IMPROVEMENTS AND 3 7 lormance bond In which the appilctnl ihall be k bAilni.and any olhtr natural lealures, porlalnlno DESIGN STANDARDS, "•— r &Noriir m*' wal.r.iun-of.' oV• naturj Iho principal, th»-bond-ioM provided by an Oold'toarnlno Aiioe., 917 Mounta n Aya,, Block • area ratio ol .34 shall be permitted on taclilot, Queued vehlclei lor me drive in.winoowi do no and stat. of New Jersey, streams, aralnage lacllltles, and wooded areas 'todralnago, .• .••••'•",.' . ,'• • 14 Lot 15-B, to oirm t an edueatlonal-lBamIng. Inler.tere with parking. Additionally, vehicles ex °r5(il INFC^MArRByiEW. WAIVERS within the area ol the entire tract, and wllhln 300 The applicant ihall regard tha lollowihg re drainage water shall, be to diverted si 1 cepiabie surety company lleeosed W.dobusin ™At naif Ihe f int ttnTioi.feet adlacent to an 9. The'location, ilia and capcltv ol all othor qulrBm.nl! and principles ol land subdivision In . S55 load exlillno drainage syslahis w .crea center to? itud.nti ol grade; 1 ihru 13 in an office itr.*i or properly line shall not be uled loripark litlng Irom the parking arei lhall not be re in Iht'State ol New Jersay. Tht .TeWn>-n —iy person or pel., m Ml r utilityilrucluras such as water, tewer.and oat tho deilgn ol aach subdivision or portion thereol, flooding or Iho need or. additional dralhagi kniiNinn in-i«»-iriiinrTnmtr»rno-SBetlon.loil. ing and tfialTb* plannaiindWBintiln.d In law . quired to UIB a drlvi In window lina. -': .n'y^rJon, or ^®®g$)®$^£^^ ™'" ° "* " ^T&titft^l* subdivi^n lo ' cI"A 't?!i« block giving |h. nsm. 61 the tub- Treaiurer Shalt Issut a receipt lor such depult dlnance, copy II posted on malm and power linos on the subdlvlson Iract Prior to Ihe granting ol final subdivision an iHtures on the other private propartlts :oi and shall cause the lama to b» d.pMlted in he area or ground cover, or landscaped wll ' - 3. A separate 10 loot wide land shall be provld NE.MAOUmE. bikailori• - sj shBl b. lll.d with the approprlats dlvltlon, the namolt). addretsus) - and ed fnr each drive-In-window with • minimum sel'lirth haraln. riowavar,. fM •Pfll• and within two hundred (300)leet ol Ms boun urovatrihe-apollcent ihall have ftlrnli' public landi without proper an.lApprovodprovl Same of thi Township In a bank ria,nifd,byjht evergreenshrubbsry. -: ,." , Township Clerk , Kd'as ',lonaluro(il ol Iho applicant end .the owner, the Board ol Ad ustmenl 3. >)o mirehandlM. produelt, wait.,-tqulp iloraoe capacity olTviiilcle'i each, IK combine 't name, addr.st, llllo.m.mberihlp'or llcent. ol d manco guarantee! for Ihe ultlmle Intti TOTnTclpallly to bB raiajntd at security for corn- 'ri"Marshel, ponds, itreami arid land iubi«d or shall Install, the 'following' Hahis, Tf ' secretary ment or similar nnat.rlal or ob|tds lhall bl lion, all drive-In window iloraoe Unit shall pro Sprlnglleid Leader, Jsn.JO, im (fee: U9.MI . J«W'»«io".«Jvlw.^lM'lfJo»rjl. to periodic Hooding on the subdivision tract, and lnj^ T Sonshi aipcpnloVw^h"e'pTopoiai"a"dcdnhe - .hW'Sraitrio or didleiSlon to Ini fownihi . :•::;•' (Continuedon ' " • 0il)15Mounliln|ld«'B'cho,'Jan,30,.19st ,' - dliplaytd or stored oulildt, vide adequate storage lor 10 vehicles limit lh» r ettabllsned pursuant to section MM of Ihe,sph OWMrsoVali pfopaf lias within sod Iwl ol the an- wlfhln two hiinrlred 1700) feel ol lit boundaries, dlllons ihown'on, Jlvsf (idopiocTblTlelHI. Map ,i.ml :|-.»hBii,|iB.oiiar«o .ora.q.i,,, , ..,',.;„ .. ,. ftt |1> | l rnofleldtotvoshlp zoning ordinance for Informal :Sre tract, scale ol the map; norlh arrow, propos homing and providing forThe linanclng o| the review prior^lo Tormallilno any application.' In

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10 - Thursday, J»nu?ry-30,.19fl4 - COUNTY LEADER NEWSPAPERS 1,2,3,4,5,4* • COUNTY LEADER NEWSPAPERS— Thursday, January 30,1984 — 11 ^pndrackijPciterek Reisner-Winograd 'Dougherty fll 'fh? Kev.StanleyJMyl officiated K •i nu ci '' °hdracKi at the ceremony in St. Theresa's Roberta Iris Reisner, daughter of Shar«nJBjllej!!^ughter_pfJlfc_._formerly-of-Union, and the- Rev, ^.-gS'. »"*'. Llflden. was Roman Catholic Church, Linden. A Mr. and Mrs.' Charles Reisner of aryj: Mrs. James W. Bailey of Wayne Lavender of Fairfleld, Conn., -lnarrJed reenUy'tp Robert Paterek reception followed at the Forge in Sheridan Street, Union, was married Caldwell .Avenue, ; Union,' was officiated at the ceremony in Stanley jfSou'h.Plafnfield.'sonof Mr. aqd Woodbrldge. recently to Samuel David Winogradr married recently to W. Craig Congregational Church, Chatham. A Mrs. Frank Paterek, of West Sixth J The bride was escorted by her son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Winograd Dougherty of Parsippany, son of Mr. reception followed at Jasper's; i,Honue...,:.'.'. father. Joyce Mayeresky of Linden of Linden. . and Mrs. William R. Dougherty of Somerville. • served as maid of honor for her Chatham. ;— fcyriir-BaHey-of-tJnlim served as sister. Bridesmaids Were Theresa The ceremony was performed by maid of honor for her sister. . Konracki of Linden, sister-in-law of Rabbi Charles Kroloff of Westfield HSXt£t Bridesmaids were'Cynthia Prow of Weddings merefs ~~lhe bride;. Maryanne, Young and-Ganlor-Irving-Kramerman-of- Elizabeth, sister of .the groom', Springfield at the Clinton Manor, McLaughlin of Sahsbury, Md., of Union and Nancy McBride of Patricia Brown of_ Rahway and Union, where a reception followed. Cary, N. C, cousin of the bride. Tetfarnanti-Fordney Gallggher-Frank Carol Stanton of Colonia. ' "'""•" : Rebecca Prow of Knightsdale, N. C, Hdderer^McG>eeharr Frank Paterek of Linden served Ellen Reisner of Los Angeles, served as .lower girl. Linda J. Haderer, daughter of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. David Teltamantl of Mr and Mrs PaulC Gallagher of Calif., served as maid of honor for East Clay Avenue, Roselle Park, as.best man Tor his brother. Ushers and Mrs. Robert F. Haderer of Hus Amherst Avenue, Union, have an- were Robert Kondracki of Linden, her sister. Susan Winograd, sister of Jonathan Dougherty of_Par- 1 have announced the engagement of; Court, Union, was married recently nounced the engagement of their brother of the bride; Edward Young the groom, served as a bridesmaid, sippany served as best man for his to Edward M. Greehan of Colonia, daughter, Deborah,' to., Michael their daughter, Karen E. Gallagher, Daniel Saunders of Linden served" brother. Ushers were Kevin- to Ron G1. Frank, son of Mr; and Mrs. of; Elizabeth, brother-in-law or the son of Mr. and .Mrs. Henry J. Joseph Fordneyi son of Mr. and Mrs. groom; Gerald Fabiszewskl of as best man. Lawrence-Reisner, ' Dougherty of Chatham, brother of McGeehan of Iselin. : • Robert Fordney of Chester,' for- Joseph G. Frank of Brlcktown, brother of the' bride, served as an the groom,-Dale Dieffenbach of formerly of Springfield. JEdison and Michael Qulgley of Old The Rev. William Crumm of- merly, of Union, The announcement Bridge. usher. ••:'.. Frederlcksburg, Pa., and Matthew ficiated - at-the-_ceremony-ln-Holy—| was.madeJidy^ZO, and a party was ,_Riesz of-Eords ^ -^-The—bride-elect, who WHB Mrs.-Paterek. who was graduated, : Spirit Roman Catholic Church, held by the couple's parents at the' from Douglass College, • New Mrs, Winograd, who was Mrs Dougherty, who was Union. A reception followed at the home, of the .prospective graduated from Kean College of graduated from Union High. School graduated from Union High School .. New Jersey, Union, Is employed asa Brunswick, where she received a Town and Campus, West Orange. bridegroom. B.A. degree in biology, is employed and Syracuse University, where she and Drew University,' is employed The bride was escorted by her Miss Tettamantl, who was , teacher for the Elizabeth Board of by Schering-Plough, Inc., received 'a B.S. ' degree in as a special education teacher by father. Debbie Maturo of Ridgefield, -graduated from Union High School, Education. . ,,, * ..KenHwojlh. • •' • • ' manageont, • is employed by Morris County Education Center,. Colin,, served as maid of honor. is a .receptionist at a physician's Her husband, who was graduated Friendly's Restaurant, Syracuse, Nr Mt. Tabor. ; . office in Maplewood. Her fiance, who was graduated Bridesmaids were Cindy S. Miers of from • New Jersey Institute of from Rutgers University, Newark, Canton, Ohio; Diane Kamcrzcl of • Her fiance, who also was Her husband, who was graduated ' Technology, Is a field supervisor for where he received a B.A. degree-in ' Her husband, who was graduated from Chatham Township High Cape May, Diane Bisconti of. jBradualed from Union High School, _:accounting,_is.employed:bjTRevlph, -Hillsboroughr-cousin-of-the-bride;- ~TT omplnyed by Tuscan Dairy, JDpIly MadisonKltchensi^_^il__i from—Linden—High—School arid School-and-Muhlenberg-University-:— , An October wedding is planned In —IncrrEdison. ;' Stevens Institute of Technology,- in Pennsylvania, is employed'as-a Susan Gllckman of Garfield and Union. The .newlyweds, who took a CathyErwlriofSanta,Cruz,Calif. . A wedding is planned in St, the Church of. the Assumption, Hoboken, where he received a B.E. counselor for the Cranford public Roselle Park, and a reception will honeymoon trip to St. Thomas and degree in engineering, .Is employed schools.- Robert Jones of Middletown Michael's Roman" Catholic ehurch, . Puero Rico; reside in South Plain- Union, in May 1»87. , . . KAREN GALLAGHER follow at the.Westwbod in Garwood. by General Electric, Syracuse, N. Y. served as best man, ushers were MR. AND MRS. PATEREK field. -^- . The newlyweds, who took a Thomas~~Mct35ehan and Robert The newlyweds, who took a honeymoon trip to Puerto Rico, honeymoon trip to Bermuda, reside McGeehan, both of Iselin, brothers MR. AND MRS. WINOGRAD reside in Liverpool, N. Y. of the groom; Kennd'th Haderer of MR. AND MRS. DOUGHERTY in Madison, i • . Union, brother of the bride, Wayne Bersen-Scilla Loventzen of Montclair and Harry Mr. and Mrs. Carol Bersen- Grose of Asbury Park. Stanloy of Manahawkin, formerly of Mrs. • McGeehan, who was DEBORAHTETTAMANTI • Union, have announced the graduated from Union High School MICHAELFORDNEY • engagement, of their daughter, and Stockton State College, Is em- Carolyn. Bersen, to Gary Scilla, son ployed by the Ortho Pharmaceutical WORSHIP DIRECTORY of Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Scilla of Corp., a Johnson & Johnson Co. Engagement Bloomfield. : Her husband, who was graduated The .bride-elect, who. was 8740. Rev. Lvn Nelson, Pastor. from Colonia High School, is em- graduated from Union High Sdhoolr- School 9:30a.m., Church Worship ployed by the Eltzabethtown Gas is announced ALLIANCE -Sundays 9:00 a.m. Praise a 10:45 a.m. Wednesday: Prayer Deer Path and Meeting House , is a computer technician at Dun and Teaching Service, Children's Meeting & Bible Study 7:30 p.m. Lane Rev. Robert M Taylor. Tel. Co.,Woodbridge. Mr. and Mrs. Roswell C. Donah of— Bradstreet, Berkeley Heights. ' THE ORCHARD PARK CHURCH Ministry, 4:30 p.m. Bible classes, Rev. Gladwin A. Fubler-Pastor'. 232-9490. Thursday: 8 p.m. Choir The newly weds, who took a Hillside have -.announced the' ' Her fiance,. who' was" graduated 1244 Victor Avenue, Union, 487- 7:30 p.m. Evening Service.' Rehearsal. Sunday: 10:30 a.m. -honeymoon trip to St. Maarten, engagement. of their daughter, 03(4. Service Hours: Sunday Tuesdays 7:00 p.m. Prayer COMMUNIJYJJNITEO Cradle Roll, Sunday School, Mor- -from Bloomfield High School and Mooting. Wednesdays 7:30~p,m. ning Worship) 7:00 p.m. youth reside in Colonia. • Patricia A. Donah, to Aridrew J. DOUBLE OFFER Morning lt:00 a.m., . Sunday METHODIST CHURCH MR. AND MRS. MCGEEHAN Montclair' State College and Union Evening 7iO» p,m. MId-weok Homo Fellowships. Thursdays Fellowship, Maroney, son of Mr. and Mrs. James -OUPOH—• ——-r-i- p-•—-'— •-— COUPON— — ••: County College, where he received a Praycy, Wednesday 7:30 p.m, 9:30 a.m. Home Fellowships. Chbstnut St., Rosello Park, J. Maroney. of Knopf Street, Linden, • bachelor's degree ini business, is. a Youth Meeting, Pddav.rsOO p.m.. Every second and fourth Tuesday Sunday services are at 9:30 and The bride-elect, .' who was r computer network hardware^ Rov. Henry ciorwlnskl of each month Is-thejr, & Sr. -11:00 a.m. There will be a TOWNLEY PRESBYTERIAN High Youth Group at 4:30 p.m. between- sorvlces coffee hour at ' " • CHURCH ••.''• Gordo-Wrona graduated from Hillside High:. specialist for Electronic Data 10:30; Sunday School at 10:45 and' Krushinskl, David Fyffe and School, the Institute of Paralegal" Salom Road and Huguenot Ter- Barbara Gorda, daughter of Mr. CAROLYN BERSEN Systems, Mahway. ' ASSEMBLIES OF GOD child caro is available. Next Sun- raco, union 484-1028. Worship and ' Michael Scesney, all of Linden. Studies, Linden, and the New Jersey A May 1986 wedding is planned. day, February 2nd, Dr. Yeo in Church School Sundays at 10:30 and Mrs. Paul ttorda of Franklin Realty Institute, is employed by SPECIM. VALUE GARYSCILLA; CONGREGATIONAL proclamation returns to Luke Drive, Linden, was married recently Mrs. Wrona, who was graduated $ CHRIST GOSPEL CHURCH chapter 4 and with the Church a.m. Nursery care During all from Linden High School and Commonwealth Eastern Mortgage (Pentacostal) FIRST CONGREGATIONAL .- considers what happened to that Services.. Holy Communion the to Eugene Wrona, son of Mr. and 2.49 For 15 Dpnuts First Sunday of Each Month. Rutgers College is employod_ by Corp,, Wpst'field, as a- mortgage Limit: 24'Donuts 644 Lyons Avenue, Irvlngton, 372- CHRISTIAN CHURCH young man who stood up.in the Mrs. Joseph Wrbna of Washington. ; Visitors Welcome) The Rev. Jack • ••;•.• '• .•••'• i •.. •.. 0192. PTL Centor located at chur- 1240 Clinton Ave., Irvlngton. Rov. Synagogue and proclaimed "The " Roselle Catholic High School closer; in the residential lending Limit: 2 Offers Dougherty Rezac Bohlka, Minister. Avenue, Linden. department. ''' . ch; Bible Study Wed. and Frl, John-Pt Herrlek, Minister. 373- acceptable year of the Lord.." Her husband, who was graduated •Evonings at 7:30 p.m. Sunday ; 4883, 373-1593. Sunday: 9:00 a.m. February 12 Is Ash Wednesday The Rev; Paul Bochicchio of- Her fiance, who was graduated Mr; and Mrs. Charles. Dougherty .private piano instructor in Houston, —FIRST PRESBYTERIAN ficiated at the ceremony in St; from Linden High School ' and School at 9:30 p.m. Sunday Wor- Confirmation and Choir Rehear- . and the beginning of Lent. On Rutgers University, New Brun- from Linden HighSchoolandUnion of Birch Hill Road, Mountainside, Her fiance, who was graduated' ship at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Rev. sal, 10:00 a.m. Worship and that Wednesday and the following .CHURCH Elizabeth's Roman Catholic Church, County Police Academy, is em- h'sve announced the engagement of from the University of Nebraska, DonnisW. Cassidy.Sr. Church School, HOLY 5 a soup and broad supper will be Morris Ave.,. and Church Mall, Linden. A reception followed at tho_ swick, is employed by the United COMMUNION-WOMEN'S -States Postal Service, Linden. ployed by Linden as a police officer their daughter, Karen of Houston, College of Engineering & offered to theXhurch at 4:00 p.m. Springfiold, 379-4320, Church Coachman InnrCranford zTcx.,- to CharlestR62ac-oi-Mouston, —Iechnology,_wher.e_he_r.ecelvcd_a_ -WEEK—ReVT—Lois—Sundeen— —Thls-slmple-meal-wlll-be-fbllowed- —SGhool-GlaEses-for-aU.-ageSr-9-iOO— hn—newlyweds;—who—took—a- jnd by Cuny.entefclnkJn_Lindon as a= -Guest-SpeakarrllTOO-armrCoffee- -by brief-worship and a program. a.m', MorningiWprship Service the bride was-uscorted^by-her- laboratory tecMclan:•,, ,, son of Mr. and Mrs, Eugene Rezac of B.S. degree, is a project engineer for CALVARY ASSEMBLY OF Hour. Monday 9:00" a.m.' Food : ; father. Usa Gotda p_f.Linden_servedi honoymooa'trip to.DlsneyWorld in g pj 9S3 West Chestnut Stroet, Union, 10 rV^avm-R 0 v,-J e f f ray_AMSiJI Denton.Neb. - h H C f Ht 9*4.113* (Church), 487-4192 (Pars Pantry, 7f.Q0 p,m, Girl scout Florida, reside in Hillside. A May 1987 weddingls panned the Hrirno Co. of Houston Troops .402J '.5a»,aiid S13. tuesday: 1 as maidlof ""honorTfor fier" sister ftThe ' bride-elect, > who< was ^onago), Sflnday: Sunday* School!) 1 SPRINGFIELD EMANUEU'.' \l, W) NOON' Beginnings Group, 1:30 Bridesmaids were Karen Evans.of ifrdduated from Westminster Choir A May wedding id planned inOur *9:30 a.m.. Worship Service 1*0:4!] UNITED METHODIST CHURCH PRESBYTERIAN Elizabeth, sister of the bride; a.m , Evening Service 7:00 b'm, p.m. Senior Outreach, 7:30 p.m. 40 Church Mali Springfield. Rev. College, where she received a dy of Lourdcs Church, Moun- : Vietnam Group. Wednesday: 1 __ OFTHEP.C.A. Sandra Sukovich of Scotch Plains, One COUIMII per cuitomer. Tuesday: Prayer and Bible Study "George C. Schlesinger, pastor . Onecoubon per cmlomti-. dogree in music educntlon. Is a tainsidn. 7:30 Friday:. Youth Night 7:30 4:15 p.m. Youth Group; 4:30 p.m. cousin of the bride; Patricia Klein of • FREE BRIDESMAIIDD BOUQUET/ Avall.bleat.Uparllcfpitftiidunkin'DonuU' ihopi. Avillafcta »t «U parllcfcit.nl Dunkln'JMnutir jKep. Cub Scouts-Blue and Gold Church School 9:15 a.m., Adult FELLOWSHIP-CHAPEL-CHURCH Offl Hue ofpiuthue. Dinner-Pack 214, 7:00 p.m. Boy. 0147, Ed Brown Pastor, Worship Coupon muil be udccmciUt lime or purthjue. ,, o1 7 YTAWEEK A Union. and Chubb Institute, is a computer ning Worship -Service and JV ... Mountainside Saturday Eve. 5:30 p.m. Sunday. laboratory tests, and Pastor 944-8429. Dr. Robert A. A friendly Reform Congregation. and appointments call : 232-3454. pastor: Rev. Matthew 7:30 a.m., 10:00 a.m., 11:30 a.m. high yields with individualized nutri- Rasmussen, Pastor.. 'Sunday: 737 . North Broad —Street, E. Garippa, Min of Christian and 12; 45 p.m; (Spanish). (201) 564-6555 tional guidance 9 45 n.m Sunday School for all Elliaboth,.354-3021. David Azen, Education: Rov^Robort R. Weekdays: Monday to Friday: agos, 11.00 a.ml Morning Wor- Rabbi. Wo of for YoJuMLfidlllland Cushman, Weekly Activities: 7: Wodnosday:.7:00 Rahway 388-4292 p.m, Biblo Study, Boy's Brigade, ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH 407 Zioglor Ave., Linden, 484-3424, REDEEMER LUTHERAN CHURCH 205 Ncsbit Terrace, Irvington, •. • , "nunwiv-ciam.Bordtri ~. 5-Year Certificate of Deposit Sunday 8:30 a.m. English Mass, 134. Prospect Avdnuo, Iryihgtoh, , Pionoor Girls, 7,:30 p.m. Prayer • Mdn.'frl. io 6 yjj* ANNE~BROWN DAVIDSON- N.J. 374-9377. Rev. Honry E. Mooting, Choir Rehearsal, Fri- 375-8548. Rov. William Smalloy, "j.'- '••",'• $100 Minimum deposit: Interest compounded dally Yoarly meeting this Sunday- Pastor, Schedule of masses: 'HOURS: . TraurstllB "£.,, following 8:30 a.m. Mass, Fathor Olork, D.D Pastor 375-4049. sun- day:. 9:30 a.m. Women's> Blblo SCHOLARSHIP COMPETITION days. Choir Practice 9 a.m., Study at Chapel, 7:30—ptml Saturday Evo. 5:30 p.m..Sunday PERFECT FOR YOUR IRA INVESTMENT*. Jan Matorek Is currently ad- 7:30, 9:00, 10T30, 12. Noon, ministrator of the parish. Church School 9:15 a.m., Worship Couplqs Bible Study, 8:00 p.m. Service 10:30 a.m., Boy Scouts collogo-a'nd Career Bible Study. Weekdays Mon.-Frl, 7:00 and Tjoiomai Savings believes you have4be-rJght to a safe, high-yield- Tuesdays 7 p.m., N.A. Ladies Missionary Society Meets 8:00 a.m., Saturdays 8:00 and 1 • Full tuition scholarship open to nil 8ih grade students Wodnosdays 8 p.m., AA Steps the 2nd Tuesday of each month at 9:00 a.m. Holyday Evo.7:00 p.m., I^ropare For i hi ing savings plan ... not only for Its complete term, but When It entering grade 4 in September 1986 ST. JOSEPH'S POLISH -..-- Fridays 8 p;mV,-AiArSaturdays 8- the Chapel. 12^„..:,_ _v :;.„:„.:. Holyday 7:00, 8:00, 9:00 a.m.,; comes time to renew, tool Invest now and earn our special rate. Then, whenit s NATIONAL CATHOLIC CHURCH p.m., Socond Tuesdays Church 5V30 8, 7:00 p.mv, Rite of Tecdh- • Testing Saturday, February H fll the school dilation. Saturday 5:00 to 5:30 time to roll your 5-Year CD over, you'll get the same high fate. If rates go up, you II 359 Easton—Parkway—(at—18th- -Counell-8-p;mTr-T.hlrd-Tuesdays- Avo ) 373-0440 (Rectory) and 373- A.A.R.P; Irvlngton Chapter 2919 • PENTECOSTAL p.inT; Novona to "^MlTaeulbus • • Interested parents must call the school to register 1 p.m., Mondays; Junior* Confir- Medal, Every Monday Evening earn the higher rate. 0409 (parish Auditorium). Sun- at 7:30 p;mHh Church. , ' . for testing day Holy Masses at 9:00 a.m. mation Classos 4il5 p.m., DELIVERANCE-JESUS IS NTE Either way, you win. Visit your nearest Colonial office for complete details today (English) and .11:00 a.m. Wednesdays Senior'Confirmation COMING ASSOCIATION • No entry fee HATIOHAl TEACHER EXAMINATION and exercise your right to long-term high yields with guaranteed rate renewal! (Polish) Rov.JanKosc. Classes 4:15 p.m., Wodnosday, 801 Springflold Ave., (at Harrison -February 12 Ash Wednesday Ser- Placo), Irvlngton. 3«iiOPl' g^SSES NOW FORMING vice 1 ;00 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. Com- —djjy*'^titttAAf::c03:^"r^if - - , IRIST FOR COMPLETE DETAILS GALL TOLL-FREE: 1.800-245-2313 llojn^jaattntttHiyrnWfCTWgr Worship 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m., CAUrOR DETAILS VAILDhANh I5.ACOLLKJI. PREPARATORY CHRISTmNSC ~~^ »eek . Lenten Services 1 Tuesday 6:30 p.m. Prayer and Bi- EMANUAL UNITED CHURCH CO KDUCA1IONAL DAY SHjOOL p.m.; Sunday, February 14 Com-, ble Study, Annolntlng Sorvico. OFCHRIST •AST BRUNSWICK FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST munlon Breakfast. Sorvico at 6 Frldy 7:30 p.m,;Evangel.istle Ser- 941 Caldwoll Avenue, Union, 944'-. Lincoln Place and Nye Ave, Irv- 238-2230 a.m. Breakfast to bo served at • vice -24 hbur prayer line 375-0777. Ingtoh, 373-1223. Divine Services 34S4, Church Calender: Sunday. B:30a,m, . • Christian Day School, 4 yoar old/ HACKENSACK Servlco II a.m., WednosdivISer K-8th Grade, lor Informtion cal at U a.m. Church School at 9:45 Colonial Sayi vice I IS a.m. Sunday School II 478-2554. , a.m. Choir after Church. Holy 488-4778 THE VAIL-DKANE SCHOOL 'a m '.": •«-'•'!.••,-••''-;•'-.•• ...• '. Communion-first Sunday of each ~ M.ORHAMPARK ANDtOAN-ASSOCIATION - " ^^-—"" Woodacrts Drive 1MIETHODIST month, Nursery first and last ROSELLE'PARK OFFICE 1 W WeBtlWd AvB Btffel, Ellzabolh •(K")M1 S800 2J2 5502 BETHEL AFRICAN METHODIST PRESBYTERIAN last Sunday of month. Women's COLON|A.OFFICE-5M1nmiin Ave Colonia • (201) 674O110 CHARISMATIC EPISCOPAL CHUROT Guild first Wednesday of Month. COMMUNITY t*RESkVTEHlAlN The Rev, Robert A. Everett, Ph. KAPLAN Mamt»r FBLIC GRACE I PEACE FELLOWSHIP CHURCH 241 Hilton Avenue, Vauxhall, N.J, D., Pastor, Rides available, 950 Rarltan Road, Cranford, 274- 07088, 944-12B2. Sunday Church CHURCH OF MOUNTAINSIDE SMNUY H. KAPLAN EDUCATrOWU. CEMTEB. LTD overyone welcome. , '>•-..,'

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, , __.,. _._ v^. of l)eborati wilT The Rev. R. Sidney Pinch, pastor degree-from Yale-University-and as guest speaker last year in Con- r TWniard Splalter, ttlBfiTancI Louis = Linda Perara, • president,, will' Michael's Church, Union, will meet Kenllworth, will sponsor a Valentine to Jewish teenagers (between, the hold a. membership party at its Biber, Sara and Izek Rotmensz, preside. Hostesses will' be Nancy of the Connecticut Farms master's degrees from'Yale and necticut Farms Churchy.., : Monday after the recitation of the dinner dance Feb. 15 at 7:30 p.m. in ages of 13 and 18), and additional Presbyterian Church, Union, has meeting tonight at 8 in Temple Dina and Bernard Jacoud, Tess Seroka arid Ellen Tomko. Oxford universities. He Is a Rosary led by Msgr. Thomas J. McVeigh auditorium In St. Information can be' obtained by 1 announced that Dr. Diogenes Allen, Israel of, Union. It was announced ' Porter. Ida and Milton Simon, Nominations' and election of desk Presbyterian minister and Stuart Tuohy at 7:30 p.m. in the school Theresa's School,.' Washington calling Jeffrey Schneider at 688-1190. l professor of philosophy at'Princeton professor of philosophy at Princeton that anyone who 'joins the chapter Mildred Gelband, Prances officers for the.1986-1988 term will THE ROSARY' C6N-. auditorium. Representatives from , Avenue. The event will begin With a tonight and pays her dues, will Rosenblatt, Frieda, Yeager, • Julia - take place. THe agenda1 also-will Theological Seminary, will preach Seminary, In addition to conducting .FRATERNITY of the St. Josephihe Coyne's-Horiey .Farm' Will discuss catered hot buffet supper served at 8 HERBERT ROSS ''* of Moun- v> receive special donor benefit and Adolph Sklar, Sara Riskin, include plans for a show to be per- «r"Forg!by .calling 686-2576 or parishioners are invited to par- reviewed its practice and increased Hadassah will hold a "brown bag" generous contributions." Dina 686-3488. .,., .'.....". ' Sk Joseph the_Carpenter.School bc_dismissed-at-lli45-when all ticipate. Refreshments will be- the scope, he says. Ross also was luncheon meeting Monday at noon in Jacoud, education vice president; in Roselle will celebrate the faculty members will meet Religious events served. involved in a campaign to get more Congregation- Beth ShalqmrUnibn7 read^the"history of the^Iewish- tHE-SPRlNGFIEILD—Wdman's "Rainbow, of Excellence" Thursday (Feb. 6) has been water-pressure in the Borough of' Sydell Spialter, program vice National Fund, Henrietta Szold and. Club will meet Wednesday at the provided by Catholic education designated as "Peace Day," a THE ALLEN KAUFER AZAof the Mountainside and later initiated a president, will discuss "The Role of the Hadassah. It was announced that Sarah Bailey Civic Center, Church was announced that members who Feb. 8 at 8 p.m. in Callahan Hall. the Jewish Woman in Today's during national Catholic Schools—~S&y for concentration on the wish to help with the fund-raising Music will be provided by the Beaus. B'nai B'rlth Youth Organization, campaign In th borough.to get a. fund-raising for the Hadassah' Mall;.at- 8 p.m. Catherine Seiss, Week, Sunday through Feb. 8, St. concepts oLpeace. Prayer ser- event can contact the chairmen or Vicki Shear, Rosary' Society: took part in recent activities. During public swimming poo). •• '- ••-••.'• •' World." An open discussion will Medical Unit will include Tag Week, president, will preside .at a business Joseph's has scheduled alveel 01"~ vice' s 'wil l" "b e" share"d "with the the president. It also was annqunced president and chairman, has a -three-day annual convention held : Several months ago,- Ros appeared follow. Hostesses 'will be' Pay'an Atlantic City trip and the meeting. Slides and comments will e activities and events. . faculty. -,.. . • that "donations of.'new items'for requested that reservations be made in Union, members, participated in on Channel 2 television reporting on Kaplan, Julia Sklar, Dora Ross and American Youth Activities' games, prsented by Tom. Lorenzo" of the A liturgy has been planned for Sonia Goldberg. MaryKoltenuk has Muriel Marguliesj financial Vallsburg Camera Club of Monday is Honors assembly at ; gifts will belap^reciated." Members by Tuesday and can be mado after creating and presenting a chapter a "Ford Motor Car product audits : 9:30 a.m. for grades 1 through 4; Friday (Feb. 7) at 9 arm. are requested tobring grocery Hems all weekend Masses at the church or .skit, song and banner and took part ''reverse defects.'! He •:• recently .reporte - , d that, , th, e. Myrtle - '. Wreati h secretary, and Use Frank, mem- Springfield. The .social service : . v " • • • ' 10:30 a.m. for grades 5 through 8- -Grandparents—will—be—special to be used for a grocery basket at tho by calling Eileen Nann' at the rec- in a phone-a-thon to benefit Jewish • created -.-a-non-profit—corporation -JWenepn, which honored_UnlQn Dership-Vice-pr«sldent,-has-invited_ department wi|V cover_co(fee; .cans ' SPIALTERS ARE_ HONORED—Members of the Union community honored On Tuesday there will be an • guests for the day. After liturgy, •'February meeting. ' tory weekdays from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. youth. The group assisted Temple called; the New. Jersey Committee Chapter's "Woman of the Year," the public to join the Union Chapter. .,-_«_::-..i'~—•.-.•:-.-,•—for Greystone. Hospital a•..-IL;L-I-_;t the home- AAillardand.'Sydell Splalter Jan. 5 In CongregationBeth Shalom, Union, Left to open house from 8:45 a.m. to students may escort their : . Following the business meeting on The evening program will include Israel by loading clothes for the for Consumer Protection, and will Ilse Frank, was "a huge success." Mrs. Glngell is president. of Ethel ~Baer, hostess and chair- right are Lewis Schwarz, Rabbi Elvlri Kose, Sydell and Millard Spialter and Elliot 11:30 a.m. All parents are invited grandparents to the cafeteria to Monday, Frank Insalaco, lecturer the crpwning of the 1986 .Queen an Sisterhood's rummage sale and by , "provide consumers with techniques Among those who attended the affair man, Feb. 11 at 12:30 p.m. Slides will' Levin. Schwarz and Levin are co-chairmen of the Union Division of the United to spend a half-hour in their share juice, coffee and on "Lady of Fatima," will display King by the 1985 King and Queen. collecting and loading newspapers, and methods by which, they can get were Evelyn Gingell, Use and Henry THE GFWC JUNIOR Woman's be presented by Adaline Gelb at the Jewish Campaign.. • , child's room. Adult Guild doughnuts. the wooden statue which he brought Assisting on committees are officers for the 'Men's Club paper drive. satisfaction when they seem to be up Frank, Sydelle Hirsch, Adelc Club of Connecticut Farms, Union; international affairs' department members-will provide babysit- During tho entire week, a book from Portugal and will discuss "The Carol Szipazky, Pat Serafin and Jeffrey H, Chester, Joseph Gelb, against a stone wall. For example,'' Shargel, Ruth Melsler, Rhoda will hold a general business meeting meeting on Feb. 13 ting in room 101 so that no very fair will be conducted in room Promises of Fatima," Refresh- Mary Benes, and members Helen Neil Goldrosen, Jason Young and says Ross, "I gave a video company Zeldner, Rose'and Reuven Licht- Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the Boys and Armsteads are feted young children will be in the 10G. Students will have time to ments will' be served by the Mader, Gilda Schoenberger, David R, Barnett represented the $60 for a tape and found out'it was macher, Gert Kirsch, Sydell and Girls Club, JeanettcAvenue, Union. THE FOOTHILL Club of Moun- classrooms, SJancy Hansen will browse through the books on hospitality committee. Chairmen Eleanor Turbett and Marie Lam- chapter last month during a Com- not the complete film that I was tainside will meet Feb. 6 at the Stork club head a parenting session from 1 Monday and Tuesday afternoon. berti. munity Plea for Human Rights for supposed to get. I merely clipped my Children's Specialized Hospital, A 9-pound, 3-ounce son, Rocco are Mary Ockay and Helen Gordon. on 6@th anniversary 1 p.m. to2:3op.m. in room 308. A schedule will be arranged for Soviet Jews event in Temple Israel letter to the story that appeared In Now '.Providence Road,. Moun- Vincent Dragone Jr., was born Wednesday is "Tag Day." buying - during the remaining THE ROSARY Confraternity of St, ST. THERESA'S Rosary Society, Of Scotch Plains. The group also held the paper recently about the con- tainside, at noon. Luncheon wil be The 12 children of Mr, and Mrs Nov. 21 in Overlook Hospital, Students may purchase tags days of the week, a dance last month in Union It was sumer group. They prdrnptly served by the hospital. It was an- Henry Armstead of Linden were Summit, to Mr. and Mrs. Rocco which allow them to attend school The weeklong celebration was \ announced thaUnembershlrj jsopen returned my money.1'' nounced that reservations are hosts and hostesses at a 60th wed- Vincent Dragone of Union. He is out of uniform. The proceeds organized by St Joseph the St. Michael's School necessary and must" be made by ding anniversary party held in their the couple's first child. from the sale of the tags go to the Carpenter'School, 150 E. Third Monday by calling Mrs. Lawrenco honor recently at the Linden-Rosellc Mrs'. Dragone., ,the former Ave., Roselle. Catholic Schools Week Children's Hospital. School will St. James School, Springfield, in the principal and discuss curriculum to celebrate 'Week' Forgus at 232-4994 or Mrs. Herbert Multi Service Center, Linden.'About Marilynn Misiuk, "is the conjunction with Catholic schools and school policies for preschool Conner at 233-6889. A program on 125 people attended. . " daughter of Mr. Stanley J. throughout the United States, will through eighth grade. arthritis will be presented by Rose- Mr. Armstead.and Jimmie Lee Misiuk of Union, and the late St. Michael School, 1412 Kelly During the week, all are invited Joan Barron of tho New Jersey Mrs.. Rose Misiuk, Her husband celebrate Catholic School Week Feb. An open house will be held St., Union, in conjunction with -to attend- a pre-kindergarten Woolen were married Dec. 27,1925, _2 through 7. The theme this year Is Tuesday, from 9 to 10:30 a.m., when ST. LEO'S Chapter of ArthritisrThe meeting is— in-Newarkand-movedto^inden-in —* ^is—the—son—of—Mc=Vincent- Stork club Catholic schools-throughout the breakfast for parentsr""parents~ Dragone of Union and the late "Catholic Schools:' A Rainbow of parents may observe the children In SCHOOL United States, will celebrate are invited to work with their open to the public. 1933. He was employed by E. I. A 7-pound, 13-ounce daughter, Price of Roselle Park. .— Excellence." their classes. Dupont until his retirement15 years \AnnaDragone. • _1. ,' Ashley Paige Tonkin, was born Jan. Catholic School Week Sunday kindergarten children; a prayer Mrs. Price, the former Lida Another open house will be held through 7. The theme this year is service for grades 1 and 2; a THE HILDA GOULD Chapter of 12 in Overlook Hospital, Summit, to Christina Kinasch, is the daughter of The St James Home School ' r Here at St. Leo's, we Invite all to Join us at thei • Deborah Heart & Lung Hospital will A tribute with thetheme, "Honor A 5-pound, lS^ounce daughter, Mr and Mrs Allen C (Chuck) Association has announced several Wednesday from 9 to 10:30 a.m. The "Catholic Schools: A Rainbow of Bible vigil, puppet show, math Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kinasch of faculty will be treated to a luncheon 10:00 Mass, sun. Feb. i, the formal opening of meet Feb. 11 at noon in the Anshe Thy Father and Mother," was made Lisa Michelle Cucciniello, was Tonkin of Maple Avenue, activities for the week. catholicschoolsweek. Excellence." and spelling bees for grade 3, and Roselle Park, Her husband is tho son at the school. a Bible vigil for grade 4. Chesed Synagogue Center, Orchard by each child, using the letters from born Novi.',30 in St. Barnabas Springfield.. She joins a brother, of Mr. and Mrs, Sam Price of A special Mass will be celebrated Terrace and St, George Avenue, each word, "Father and Mother," Medical-Center, Livingston, to Cltaz, 3'4> Sunday at noon. Students will "Grandparents Day" will be held The school faculty, Home Children in grades 5 through 8 Springfield. The baby is the first Feb 6, The children have invited Linden. In addition to the regular starting with,,the eldest, They are Mr. and Mrs. Alan_Qnaclniello The baby's paternal grandparents participate in the liturgy, followed School Association, school board will follow their regular schedule of Burnet Avenue, Union. She is grandchild of the maternal grand- their grandparents to hove lunch members and administrator, Parents are invited to visit, meeting, the group will hold a Ida Smith, Carol Williams, Rubin are May D, Tonkin of Severna parents, and the ninth grandchild of by an open house and registration, "Brotherhood Month" program. It Henry, Harriett Donald and Robert, the couple's first child. Avenue, Springfield, and Denny from 1 to 2 p.m. with them in the school. on Tues., Feb. 4, eighth grade students will take over various Sister Margaret Williams, have Other events includo music, : Mrs. Cucciniello, the former the paternal grandparents. The week will end Feb. 7 with the classes at St. Leo's under the guidance of the teaches to experience prepared a week of celebration. displays, musical stories, winter will feature Matilda Catz' collection all of Linden; Shirley Scott and Skinner of Siminole, Flu. Registration and interviews _of of about 200 dolls from different Sherman, both afTlninfleld, Bertha Theresa Pagano-, ' is the A 7-pound daughter, Aintec school's annual ethnic dinner. what If feels like to be on the "other side of the desk". To commemorate this week, all music, sea shantcy booklets, daughter.of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Elizabeth Joffe, was born Jan 2 in prospective students will be held Festivities will be held in the school impressionistic pictures and countries. They arc authentic Bragg of Rahway, Ernest ,of A son, Alexander Raymond " on Wed., Feb. 5, we invite everyone to visit our school In action have been Invited to attend Mass figures that she had bought when she Mctuchen, Helen Grice- of Pagano of Maplewood. Her Overlook Hospital, Summit, to Mr. Monday, 9 to 11 a.m., and from 1 to 4 auditorium at 6:30 p.m. 10:30 a.m, Sunday, when the reports on Claude Debussy. Lasky, was born Dec, 31 in Maiden p.m. During this time parents will from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. visited the countries and had: Eiscatawav. Ralph of Freehold and husband is the son of Mr. and. Hospital, Brookline, Mass"; to Mr and Mrs. Richard Joffe of Linden. Further information Is available Children's Choir will sing, After Catholic School Week will of- Mrs. Alfonso Cucciniello, of She joins twin sisters, Teicla and havo the opportunity to meet with «• from Sister Marie Anna, 376-5194. on thurs. Feb. 6 teachers will exchange classes for an hour. The received as gifts from friends and Geraldine Diane Portt of Jennings, and Mrs Jeffrey Lasky of the Mass, there will be a coffee ficially end with Mass on Fcb, 7 relatives. Refreshments will be Mo. .'•'••'• •'.'.'.". South Orange.. "Brooklimr -Michelle^.—= , culmination of our week wllltake Place at the 9:00 First Friday -hour, — _aL8:30_a.m Mass on Feb. 7, prepared by Miss May Mateer and the fourth grade served at the beginning of the The colcbrantsT^iiuyir 39^7graTTd~ MR. AND MRS. ARMSTEADS Mrs. Lasky, the former Laurie An -8-pound daughter, Rachel —class, -_ . meeting children and 18 great-grandchildren. •Geller, is>the-4augMetHsf Mrsr-Ruth- F EXCELLENCE ""Maty Graydos, wsasrBbrn Jan:iaTn* EKW TSV Geller of Norton Road, Union, Saint Barnabas Medical Center, Livingston, to Mr. and Mrs George PLEASkt COMEI ALL ARE WELCOME. A 6-pound, 8-ounce daughter, Gaydos of Ray Avenue, Union, Christina Marie Price, was born Mrs Gaydos, the former Sherry Love, Faith, Dec. 31 in Overlook Hospital, Bonuomo, is the daughter of Mr, Respect, Peace, Trust Summit, to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Michael Bonuomo of Union, Justice, Integrity MOTHER SETON Legas-Osnato REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL • I* Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Ciccla of ward Osnato, son of Mr, and Mrs Valley Road, Clark SCIf Linden have announced ,. the Peter J.Osnato of Parlln. ~~ engagement of their daughter, The bride-elect, who was EXIT 135, Parkway Circle Sharon -Marie Ligas, to John Ed- graduated from Linden High School and with honors from Douglass • Serving Union and Middlesex Counties College, Rutgers University, New Brunswick, where she received a Transportation available from all areas A RAINBOW OF EXCELLENCE B A degree in journalism-political • Complete college preparatory &. —science, is employd as supervisor of CATHOLIC SCHOOLS WEEK usinewL^yogram^ s Corporate Operations at Manhattan CATHOLIC SCHOOLS WEEK FEBRUARY 2-8,1986 Cable TV/New York, N.Y Open House-Monday Feb. 3, 942 • Honors Program •r Catholic Schools are a rainbow of types and serve a rainbow of people Her fiance, who was gradunted_ • Extensive extracirricular activities :-><^\ from Sayreville War Memorial High and inter scholastic sports programs with a rainbow of needs through a rainbow of accompllshmehts; they School, is employed by P J Osnato, Pre-K • All Day Kindergarten • Grades 1-8 are always called to view men and women and their world in a special Inc , a plumbing and heating firm in 304 Central Avc, Mountainside Girls Grade 9 through 12 may apply' way as the handiwork of God. . Jersoy City For Information Call 233*1777 ~~ Registration Saturday, Feb. 1 A May wedding is planned BENDER MEMORIAL ACADEMY ST. GENE VIE VE SCHOOL SR. M. VERONICA MC CARTHV, OSB, Principal SR. MARY DOWNEY, OSB, Principal 9:00-11:30 a.m. ,. 416 Linen Ave. - — - 209 Princeton-Road • : '' ~ " for futher info, call EllMbeth.NJ. Elizabeth, N.J. ' '..~~r~. 352-4406 ' _ . 355-335S •": ' ;•.'•' •.•'•.. '• ..• For A Personalized Approach ~~ $82*1952 BLESSED SACRAMENT SCHOOL ST. JOHN THE APOSTLE SCHOOL SR. WINIFRED NOON OSB, Principal SR. DONNA MARIE O'BRIEN, OP, Principal Sister Regina Martin/ -• 1086 North Ave. Valley Road To Education Elizabeth, N.J. —— Clark, N.J. 352-8629 388-1360 . CATHOLIC HOLY SPIRIT SCHOOL ST. JOSEPH THE CARPENTER SCHOOL We Promise You MRS. DIANE MULLER, Principal SR. JUDITH MC BRIDE, SSJ, Principal SCHOOLS 9§4 Suburban Road 104 E. Third Ave. "' : SHARON LIGAS Union, N.J. Roselle, N.J. 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COUNTY LEADER NEWSPAPERS Linden, and the Linden Social Club, sisters, Mary MaHinek, Elizabeth , ,2/3,4*-UCPUNT_Y LEAPERJj)EWSPAPERS=Jhur»day, January 30,198o -^- Surviving are a daughter, Bonnie Fiorello and .Ann.' Trafaul8y,iJ2_. "AfldersbnTlwbbrolhers.Barneyahd" grandchildren and seven 'great- Joseph Klein;' a • sister, Henrietta grandchildren. AflRAMOWJI. »oktorrairda"granachTia, " AllEN-EdnaV.MKen1lwvorth;onJon.26. . ;, • • •". Walter A. Rlegler, 11, of AiiroNILDA SI A Mary, ol Elliabeth, formarLprlnclpal-.of tlndwi, Irvington • • -•- ' scAl.; ' . •., , ••••'• ••• • -: . •• ••.- ' • James It. MIcbenH 66, of Linden Smttgfield died Jan. 24 in St.. ARTHUR-Allen H,]V_Bnllwprlh; on Jan. 25. , -• •= _J. Kalherlne Herrhrt, B9. (if Itivwlle communicant of St. Joseph died Jan, 21 in Elizabeth General Mf^ael's Hospital, Newark. __^__ Park, died Jan. 22 in the Elizabeth Carpenter Church, Roselle. BESSINGER—Hol»/VkorthB«rgen, formerly of Irvinglon; on Jon. 24. . , Medical Center. Elizabeth. BOLLENBACH-Elmernk)nlon;onJon.20. . Genera I Medica I Center. Surviving '"if. a daughter1. Born In Irvington, Mr. Riegler Born in Buckingham County, Va., lived in Brick Township before BRAY'-Janlt E., of ElltoHHMierly o) Rosalie; on Jon. 24. Dayton's 30-year jinx comes to end with win over Panthers Born in Germany, Mrs. Hmhet Margaret M Strong; two sons, 1 CARTER-Alyce, of RotelliioHion. 26, '.Mr. Mickens moved' to Linden in moving to Springfield two years ago, Byy MIKE.MAROMIKEMARON selection r>nmnil«t»'. ' . ' • . _-J_. ^.T.' . . ..•'.•:. :\ ..,. . .;.. • .-....• . •-.. • .. -. . • . • came to this country and Elizabeth Michael .1. Jr. and Gilbert A.; two CARROLL-Jennie, olAndovor, formerly of Irvinglon; on Jon, 23. .... selecUoncommitteel raislng-hls record to 12-1 Vith nine 1932.. He was a shipping clerk at He was associated with , Rlegler, CLYNE-RosannaL.,ofNewark(VolliLurg);onJan, 21. - .Dayton wrestling coach Rick of "his season is yet to come,"-the-rJmportant factor. Now, after two the final 30 second, but only after in 1924, She moved to Roselle Park in druthers, .Inlin and Gilbert Hri'n- : "H'sji very subjective choice," pins and two technical falls. Yee coach said. ' pins and a major, he's at an all-time getting the signal from his coach to L'Oreal Co., Clark, for five years 'Dodge, Ind., Summit, for the last DALV—Lillian, of Rosetls Park; on Jan. 25. ' • lacono can neyer be criticized for said Policare, who offered that they 1929, Mrs Herchet was a member of dley; a sister, Ruth Barry, 10 DETRICK—Charles, of Irvinglon; on Dec. 20. ' ' ' failure to run a tight ship/He does lt"t piled up a 15-1 lead In the first Subbing for Croce, Anthony -high." "openup." • . •;...••. St. Mark's Evangelical Lutheran RriirTdchildren „ and . eight great- and retired in 1980. Before that, he five years. Mr. Riegler served in the; • (the NJSIAA wrestling committee) was a compound mijKef Tor alien United States Navy during the DOMARATIUS—Matilda R., of Roselle Park; on Dec. 31. • at times, to almost czar-like 'quarter and" the match was stopped Santora pinned Kamuran Bayrasli Bon—Eaton (157). and Chris The match underlined^ lacono's Church, Elizabeth. grandchildren. . . , '• ESPASA—Marla,.of Union; on Jan. 19,i ' , may not lean towards his team ; Industries, Rahway, for 29 years. Vietnam War. proportions. His wrestlers must midway through the second. - in the second period at 140 but senior Tokarski (169) won the next two by theory on discipline." In effect, Surviving are two brothers, Fred EWING-ElhelN.,oTlrvlngton;onJpn.23. ! . . . because Dayton does not nave as "He's still not peaking. I know he a 1 Mr. Mickens was a Softball pitcher Surviving are a son,-Walter; a FAINES—Clarence Sr.'Tof Linden, formerly c\ K«nllworth;onJanJ5-—^—— ^-listen and learn or find someone else Anthony Boffa came back to score a decision over Dan Francis and Dan lacono was telllng-Samieinor I H- and Adam Dietrich, and a sister. Hugo Weber; 86, of Irvington died •strong a tradition in the sport as can get better," Iaconosald. "I want superior 13-4 decision' over Dave Weaver to get Roselle Park back tell you when you can wrestle.'Once of renown,- a member of the New daughter, Joan Riegler; his step- FRANK-Margaret,ofR6tsll»;onJan. 19. ' , . • ' . to'wrestlefor. . _' other schools. "For one, they start Elisabeth Samer. Jan. 25 in the Waterview Nursing GABRIEL-SisterMsiiOjiJ.P.. of St. Elizabeth's Convent, Linden; on Jan. 23. him to peak atPrinceton (the site of Fischer at 147 to give the Dawgs a into the match. Sarracino got the signal, he reversed - Home. Cedar Grove. • " Jersey. Softball Hall of Fame and mother, __ Beatrice .Riegler; two "I'm pleased with the discipline; with the team's performance in the had pitched for many teams in- brothers, Mark' and Robert; four GENEGA—Joseph Knobby, of Linden; on Jan. 19.- ' We don't allow for much freedom of thestatefinals)," • ... big lift. "He's (Boffa) been the In the match agains the Panthers, Mirabella, then put~him"bhThisrback~ Born in Esslingen, Germany, Mr. GIBSON—Theo, of linden; on Jan. 21. . ••-• ' past. It's nothing like football, where with 14 seconds left for the winning Grete\ Kaiser. 81. of Roselle, died cluding Burry Biscuit, Summit, the step-brothers, Lewallace, Jeffrey, ' thought here. We try to direct the At 107, the Panthers' Anthony bigest Dr. Jeckyl-Mr. Hyde," lacono Dayton won seven bouts, and Luigi Jan. 21 in St. Elizabeth Hospilnl. \VeW lived in in Queens, N.n in New York City, Mr, :JONAS-Marlha;i)f Irvington; on Jan, 20r—'.—~~.""~ '"• ^"; r" the coach back in the niid 1970's and Queens bcfo'ri moving to Roselle 20 Lang, seven grandchildren and a KAISER—Grelel, of Roselle; on Jan. 21. , kid make the mistakes doing what surprised, we weren't. He beat a years ago. Mrs. Kaiser was a . the Machinists Uni6n,AFL-CIO. Thompson lived in Pittsburgh, Pa., we tell them than doing what they points to the team's holiday trip to seeded kid at Rochester and the next . great-grandchild. for 18 years before moving to KATZ—Edythe, of Irvington; on Jan. 20. . ' . the prestegious Spencerport (N.Y.) communicant of the Church of the Surviving are a daugher, Doris W, KELEM6M—Juhn A., of forked River, lorrnerly of Kenilworth; on Jan. 20. ; • want to do."' day, that was the biggest thing in the Assumption, Roselle Park,, and a Cort: a sister Clara Schmid, and two Wcstfield in 1944 and to Moun- KINASCH-Wlodlmir, of Roselle Park; on Jan, 19. ' ••:zr-----• , . Invitational as one of the turning papers up there," said lacono. Matlldu It. DoiuarutluK, 75, of tainside, in 19B5. He earned a KING—Richard W.,.of Boyonne, formerly of Irvington; on Jan. 25, On Saturday, the Bulldogs _pjints."7~ . • " member of its. Rosary Society. She. grandchildren. ' •AMOt£V=Wayne7»orroT-Mmjnd-MrsT:Albert Maggley of.Manalapan, lormerly of ' At 121, Matt Magee lost an 8-0 WIN Roselle Park died Jan.. 21 in the bachelor df arts degree from Union; on Jan. 18. •'..'. defeated theTanthers for the first "I think our trip may have been decision to Mark CasselliHfaconb was a memer of the American Elizabeth General Medical Center. T Association of Retired Persons. Dorothy Jackson, Ti, of Linden SwartHmore College in 1926 and a MALA5PINA-LawrenceC.,.olLinden;onJan.24. . •: • . - - time since 1956,34-19 at Dayton, The • much: more beneficial than I wasn't happy and he let Magee know Born in Elizabeth, ' Mrs.. MC SWEENEY-John A., of Brick Township, formerly ol Linden; on Jan. 24. 3()year droughr u ththa has ended. Surviving are a daughter, Carol died Jan. 26 in_SL_EHzabeth master of arts degree from the :Xf.? ^? e i - thought, I don't know if we reaped about It, an lacono trademark. Domaratius lived' in Roselle Park' University Of Pittsburgh In 1933. MICHALKO—Derinls G,, of Linden; on Jan. 20. • With the win, Dayton-raised its the benefits last year." Another lacono stamp is to never Wieklinski; a step-son, Edwin K. Hospital, Elizabeth. for 31 years, She was a member qf MICKENS—James R., of Linden; on Jan. 21. . , ark 61 1 its bes se WEREAD THE Kaiser, and four grandchildren. . Born in New York City, Mrs. From 1928 to 1944, he taught English MOYNIHAN—JomesD., of Clark, formerly of Roselle; on Jan. 22. . - J ' ' . | ason since While fans~"5l Saturday's match _te)La!kid_he.didJiis-bestiin-the-hope— the Rosary Society of the Church of _flnd directed plays In the publithigh— -Jackson-livedrin-Jersey-Cily before- ;NANNERY-WII|lam-j7roHlndenronJanr24; : •".-- ——• jnayhayeiookedartheTwin as an he will always reach for more, "I the Assumption, the Mom's Club and schools of Ben Avon and Pittsburgh. NEIWERT—Anna, of Irvington; on Jan, 22. night. The Panthers, who defeated upset (Park's talented 140-pounder Margaret Frank, 82, of Roselle moving to Roselle and then Linden PALUMBO—Rev. Salvatore J., of Paramus, former Union teacher; on Jan. 26. the Bears 48-12 last week; are 4-3 believe kids have to bo field ac- Springfield Leader the Senior Citizens Club, all of His step-father, the late Adnah Frank Croce sat out the matches did countable.. I used to announce on the died Jan. 19 in St. Elizabeths in 1956. She was a member of the RosellePark. ': • PENZA—Joseph I., of Toms River, formerly.of Irvington; on Jan. 24. ' with the loss and-hosted Bound Tabor Chapter, B'nai B'rith Women, • McMurtrie, built one of'the first PIPERATO—Albert J.Sr., of Union; on Jan. 19. - • - Dayton's 169,-pounder Tony loudspeaker only the kids that lost." Hospital. • • . Surviving are her husband, housesJnJndlan Forest and Was one Brook last night, . Policare), lacono and his staff Born in Elizabeth, Mrs. Frank Linden; the Linden Hadassah, the POPOW—Tessle, of Manaldpan, formerly of Roselle; on Jan. 24. Henry; two daughters, Roe Marie of the founders of the'Thomas. & RIEGLER—Walt<>rAi,ofSprlngfleld;onJan.24; ' ' . ' • The win-also kept Daytonihopes- didn't.! Ves,vit was a big win; a. moved to Roselle in 1956. She was a Hilda Gould Chapter of Deborah, John-Lynch, who was in lacono's Cayagnaro and Ann Zinna; three Betts Co., Raritan, for, which Mr. SCHOLl—Anna, 61 Union; on Jan. 20, ' ••..•'• alive for a spot In the state tour-, condencconfidence booster, butbut,,. to them, doghouse—for, a while when ho ' Thompson worked as a designer of SCHORNER-LoulsR.,ofUnionronJan,21. .. nament, which Is about as.tough to just another wim " decidedTnpt to go to Rochester, won -Death notices TAYLOR—Alice, of Roselle; on Jan. 23. • - get into as any tournament around, s .electrical fittings from 1946 to 1957. lacono s match strategy is to try his seventh match of the year using BURGHARDT-Casimlr, on Jan. 21, .1986, Gllnlon Ave, above Sanford Aveniio, and one great-grandson. Funeral service THIRY—Edward, of Toms Rier, formerly of Irvington; on Jan. 24. according to assistant coach Tony boloved husband" of Melon (noo Roz- Irvinglon. Then to Sacrod Heart of Jesus was held at the MC CRACKEN FUNERAL Earlier* Mr. Thompson aught THOMPSON—Richard F;, of Mountainside; on Jan, IB. to win six of the 12 bouts during the a cradle move to pin Chris Belle one mlsrskl), dovoted fdther of Stanley, Church for a Funeral Mass, Intormenl HOME, 1500 Morris Ave. Union. English literature in the Pittsburgh THWEATT—Henry Allen, of Irvington; on Jan. 34, ' • Pplicare. , match, either by pin or technical'fall second before the end of the second John Burghardt and Mary Waryas, doar' Gate of Heavon Comolery. public school system' from 1930. to TWIBILl—Frances, of Roselle; on Jan. 25. ;••";• •_ , _ .-.„__..__._.—_..The, Dawgs are currently ..„..rated„ where the team picks up six pointsr" period; : PALUMBOOn Jan. 26, 1986r Rev:. WEBER—Hugo, of Irvington; on Jan. 25. '., • ••.'...•• vv brother of Frank and Bruno Burghardt, Salvatore J. devoted son of Geraldlne 1944. He was a life member of the seventh in North Jersey, Section 2, . Three-point losses by decision don't Mary Murphy, Helon Supczynskl. and EWINGOn Thursday, Jan. 23, . 1986, WOO,D—Helen, of Parkerlpwn, formerly of Linden; on Jan, 19, -' t Ethel N. (nee Johnson), of Irvington, (nee Passalc) and the,lato Domlnlck A.' Westfleld Tennis Club, For several ZARRA—Marie, of Mountainside; on Jan. 24. • Group 2. The top four teams in each hurt as much, • "Junior Bart Barre, who lacono Nellie John, also survived by five Relatives, friends, faculty and students 1 grandchildren. Relative's, frlonds and belovod wife of tho lato Harold, dear years, he was a member of the section of the state get in but as •'. Senior Jimmy Yee, who will called "the- ideal citlzeh-of the mother of James' Ewln'g and'Mrs. Betty of ParamusCatholic High School and Westfield- Community Players, many, asi seven from each could» probably be the first or second seed members of the St. Stanislaus Catholic parshl6nor« attended the wake from The lainslde 28 years ago,. She was a Bay Medical Center, Perth Amboy.. r team," (he's in the top five of his Culb' and- tho Knights of Columbus Lowson, dear sister of Nell Johnson and Harry Johnson also survlvod by lour EDWRD P. LASKOWSKI FUNERAL HOME, acting some plays and directing medical assistant for Dr.' Earl make it depending on the strength of in the dstrlcts, opened up at 100 with Council 150 of Newark attended the Sister Maria Gabriel, who was class), pinned Jeff Paton at 2:37 of grandchildren. 'Relallvos and frlonds .1405 Clinton Ave,, above Sanford Ave,, others. the teams arid certain bias by the a technical fall over Tom Mcgles EDWARD P. LASKOWSKI F.UNERAL Meisner of Springfield for four years born in Guttenberg, joined, the their 134-pound bout "The best parT altondod the service at'The CHARLES F. Irvington, then to St. Francis Xayler Surviving are a son, Sean F.; a HOME, 1405 Clinton Avo., above Sonford : HAUSMANN S SON FUNERAL HOME, Church, 243 Ablngton Ave. Newark, before retiring six years ago. She Dominican Order In 1936. She Avenue, Irvington,.on Saturday, Jan. 25. JLOSJLiantotd^Ay.elSxBnglonelnler.mei __5olemngvf;rilng-praynr-wng hn!H_p.m daughterg^g--., Lyn—» —n- T-•. Wilholt—;• a.BJBtar--, formerly, served as a medical professed:.her vbwsiJn-lg39_fln lttHirdCt s -Holly.wood-Mbmor.ial-ParkVUnlon, Concelebrated mass" was also held! Elizabeth T. Kinsman, and seven assistarit for Dr. GabrleTJTLTuII of began-her—teaching-careerJiilSi Interment Holy_Cross Cernolory. 1 CARLIN-Vlola H., of Scotch Plains, N.J.,' grandchildren. Springfield for 25 years. Mrs. Zarra 'Francis Javier in Newark; In 1934: Just pick up afrco "WE READ THE SPRINGFIELD LEADER" bumper sticker at one o( on Jan. 21, I9B6, belovod wife of the late HOJEROn Monday,'Jan. 27, 1986, Anna J. (nee Sheridan), of Irvinglon; beloved SCHORNER-Louls R.. of. Union,.N.J. on EDNA V, ALLEN, 90, of served as a Eucharistic minister at She taught at about a half dozen tho locations llstod bolow and placo it on your car nfcar your llconse plate. If a photo of Joseph Carlln, father of. Ruth Caffroy', Jan. 21, 1986, beloved husband of Violet sister of Fred and Georgo Kievnlgn, also wife of the late Alfred A., door mother Kenilworth died Jan. 26 in Memorial' Overlook Hospital', Summit, and was schools. before coming to St. your car appears in tho Leader you arc a winner! • , • of Alfred. John Hojor and Mrs. Lorrolno Stoll Schorner and father of Patdcla a. member of the—Mountainside- Elizabeth's in Llpden, three years survived by tKrbe grandchildren. Schwdrz, Judith Grole, brother of General HospitalrUnlonr . ' Carlo, also' survived by- seven /grand* • : 1 Funeral service was held at The MC Dorothy Arneth, George,. Al arid Ar- • Born in Brooklyn,. N, Y., Mrs."Woman's Club and the Rosary • ago. ..• . •. • y". '. •,;..- ••„ CRACKEN FUNERAL HOME, 1500 Morris children and two great-grandchlldron. BUMPER STICKERS ARE AVAILABLE AT: Relatives and frlonds attended the mond Schotlier, fllSO SUrVIVbd'by eight Allen moved to Kenilworth 75 years Society-of Our. Lady of Lourdes Surviving, are a sister, Mrs.' Ave., Union. Interment Hollywood grandchildren. Funeral from The MC (AY'S HARDWARE Ml Memorial.Park. . . luneral from /Tho CHARLES F. ago. she was a member 01 tneChurch, Mountainside, William Mawe, and two brothers, HAUSMANN S SC FUNERAL IfOWc' CBACKEN FUNERAL HOME, 1500 Morris Kenilworth Senior Citizens and was Surviving .are her' husband, the Rev. Denis Brackett, O.P., and 245 Morris Avo. '. 565 Morris Avo : DONCER-On Saturday, Jon. 25, 1986, 1057 Sanford Avo . Irvlhglon; Funorai.— *?.<>•< Union. The Funeral Mass was a Gold Star Mother, ••.... :.; • Harvey; three sons, Jack, Steve and James Brackett. s ; Madeline, beloved wllo al-John. loving Mass Immaculato-Hearl-ol-Mary Church, offered' at St. Michael's Church. In- PARK DRUGS terment Hollywood Memorial park. Surviving t are a daughter, Dave; two brothers,. Matthew and ' ' ' '" ' mother of John, Michael, and Deborah, Maplewood, Interment Holy Cross 1 225 Morris Avo, CAMPUS SUB SHOP dear sister of John T. McLoan and Doris Cemetery, North Arlington. Charlotte Vifale, four andchlldren Daniel D Andrea; a sister, Teresa Heljka. Relatives,.friends and membors THWEATT-Honry Allen on Friday Jan. 24, and nine great-grandchildren. . Hagehbush, and four.grandchildren, -242 Morris Avo of the Helping Hands for__Retarded . KING-Rlchard w.. of Bayonne, N.J., on 1986, of Irvington, beloved husband of Citizens attended the funeral from Tho Jan, 25, 1986, father of Colloon and Ruth (neo Rommel), dear father of Mrs, Marie Zarra, 58, of Mountainside Sister Maria Gabriel, O,P., 67, of •;•••:...-... •' %• ':.•• Gall Kolly, brother of.'Mrs, Dorris E, QUICK-CHEK EDWARD P, LASKOWSKI FUNERAL Richard W. Jr., brotHor ol Helon, Bar- died Jan. 24 at home. St. Elizabeth's Convent, Linden, an' 160 MOuritain Aye. DAVE'S SWEET SHOP HOME, 1405 Clinton Ave., abovo Sanford bara, Robort, George) Edward, William, Thweall, grandfather of Steven, also . Born in Springfield, Mrs. Zarra elementary school teacher for many . Ave', Irvington, Then to Sarcrod Hearf of Sherman, Roberta and Charles King.. .survived by several nieces and 230 Mountain Avo. Jesiis Church for a Funeral Mass. In- ' Sorvlco was conducted at Tho MC nowphows. Relatlvos and friends at- moved from / Summit to Moiiri- . years, died Jan. 23 in the Raritan in; -CRACKEN-F.UNERAUHOME^-1500-Morr.|«- tended the service at The CHARLES F. •'MOU-M-TAIN-VAR-I_-T-Y— Ave,, Union Interment Glondalo HAUSMANN S SON FUNERAL HOME, 717 Mountain Ave. DEt|- DOBROWOLSKI-Oh"Frrday, Jan. 24,Comotary, Bloomliold, 1057 Sanford Avo., Irvington Intormenl I can Kelp 529 S. Sprlngfiold Avo. 19B6, Stanloy, loving brothor of'Holon Hollywood Momorlql Park, Union Schno'ldor .and Gonevleve • Kosrnala. LINK-OnJan 27,1986 Horbort G. Sr., of Vohsldge Lndgo No. 225 F S AM coif- .WhenYou Need A LawyerConsult.^ Relatives and frlonds altondod tho Hlllsldo, N J husband ol tho lato Ida ductod tho sorvlcos. Injlou of flowors, •Dayton's Arithony BWfa (to|J) Angles with ftahway's Tony Dalrnau eaflrfefln the season. 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-It '-• Thursday, January 30,1986 — 'COUNTY LEADER NEWSPAPERS Progridders • COUNTY LEADER NEWSPAPERS — Thursday, January 30,1984 — 17 Tournament hopes remain alive with^vin garner award remand schedules By MIKE MARO* shake off the effect of the previous and out, but Seay caused McGuire to The' Newark• City Council; has When the Roselle High School night's senior prom. But forward commit a five-second violation and .presented commendatory iWBItOTI4NUa4.|)- -Toe»day-New Providence boys' basketball team lost its first John Smith came off (he bench for then hit a jumper from the outside. A ;lresoliitlohs Jo tmj^duaty&of the_ RofrPorltscores Unlon ar, Linden 12 rom«Tow-MlddleKX,7:90 : Crunfuril.->ll,Llnden7 ' Tue«d«y-Minvllle,7:3O fSar games of the season, it was the Rams and provided a huge pair of foul shots by Bornstead made city's school system: Mike Charles, BOVH' B/WKKTHA1.I, ti-H) Jtesterday-Unlon Catholic GIRLS'BASKETBALL (Ml Brearloy ea, Koaclle Park 45 Tomorrow-Hillside, J:45 RoMlIePsrkM, Brearley 33 difficult to think they could make the contribution in the win. He scored it 2416 but Smith scored on a follow hose guard for the Miami Dolphins NewProvldoKeSI, HowllePark47 /wM'SMWiPtaTm nneldM,rrvlngton58 Wednesday-alSeo(chPlaln«,3:45 No. Plaln)leW«.Bre«riey2« . state, tournament. The team sorely seven points but six of (hem came in shot with 5:29 left in the quarter. As and Andre Tippett, a linebacker for ROMIIB Park (jo, Oratory 67 Tuesday -New Providence Tuaiday-Manvllle ,. •' •' . Tuesday-Rahway lacked leadership, shot poorly, from the third quarter when the Rams, •the Rams pressured defensively,' the New England Patriots. /"*"*"• Today-»lWestfleld,3:45 Tomorrow-atMlddle»Bt.7:30 Tomorrow—Bound Brook, 7:30 ~TuMday^alMa¥vilIe77TS<)~ " ~ . both ,the floor and from the free who (railed 20-14 a I the half, oul- Tuwday-al No. PUInfleld, 4:00 baturday-Kearny,3:45 7 Smith madca steal. drove-theJength •niesday-atEIJMl)eUi,3:45 WRESTLING (5-31 throw line and,-said-coach-Stan—scored the Ljons 11-0 to cut the lead The two football players Hall from 4^ ,; ;; (ilHIJBAKKrrrH Summit 32, Brearley 27 of the court and soored to cut the gap Rowlle Park M, Brearley 33 <;illlJi'IA -Dayton scores Newark, where they had : Irvngton 61, Scotch Plains 45 Brearley 53, Johnson 14 Kokie at the time, some of the to-one. More important, Koiielle had to 24-20. Anderto/i made l-of-2 from Tinri Zawacki and Charlene Holden of Union, along with DavtlTFIsrof" Hostile Park 53, ROMIIB 20 Yesterday—Dayton Now Providence 49, Hostile Park 41 ' Irvlnilonei,P|alnfleliiS2 BOVS'IIASKKTIIAI.I.IB-TI players appeared, to have other all of the momentum' going into the the line and after a Hunt jump shot distinguished high: school academic Linden advanced to the finals of the N.J. State Elks Association Hoop Shoot TuKday-llahway Day ton 63, Johnson 43 • Saturday—at New Providence, 7:30 and athletic careers, according to Tucsdiy-Manvllle . Today-Weslfleld,a:45 HlllsldcCC, Daylong Wednesday—BoundBrook,7:30 things on their minds except final quarter. • to make it 26-21, Smith scored finals by winning their respective age categories at the Eastern District-.'.. Tomorrow-al Bound llrdok, 7:30 basketball. Central Ward Councilman Anthony Saturday- alKearny, 2:00 Tuesdat—Governor Livingston * Roselle Catholic's front line_of another rebound basket and Omar (Union Courity lodges) free throw contest at Linden High School on Jan. 19. Mondoy-alllll|jlUc,7:30 • Tuesday-Klltabcth,3:45 Tomorrow—Roselle, 7:30 A couple of wins have changed all -center Billy Diaz, Chris Bornstad Carter hit a baseline shot with 14 carnno, sponsor ol resolutions. Zawacki took the eastern district title in the 12-13 age group for boys while Tuejday-Norlh Plainfli'ld. 7:30^— „ ' WHI«TI.IN(i 12*1 Tuesday-at Immaculata. 7:30 WKKKTIIN(:(WKKKTI.IN(:(434 ) (illll.S1 BAKKKTBAI1, IMI1 of that. seconds left and'the quarter ended Holden won the girls' 8-fl age group title. Pish captured first place in the Roselle Park 35, Oov. Livingston 30 K<;arnyM,lrvln(ilon7 and Kevin Lynch combined for 14 of Klliabeth5.1,lrvln8ton5 Hillside 40, Dayton 44 with the Lions up by usi one, 2(1-25. . Both Charles and' Tippett are boys'10-11 age category. Zawacki and Holden represent Union Lodge 1583 Dayton44,RoselloParklO Tuesday-vCovernor Livingston . Union scores Since the 0-4 start, the_RamsJiawi_, its 20 pointsini the first half but the ; Wednesday—Bound Brook Veslcrday-Unlon gone 5-2 going into Tuesday sjf-. three managed a total of just six in Seay finally put Roselle.back in scheduled to be honored • at the while Fish played for Linden Lodge I960.. . ; Salurday-Manv!llc7:30 Tomorrow-at Cranford. 7:30 Vcsterday-North Plainfield '. . BOYS'BASKETBALL IICMJ Wcdnesday-NorihPlalnneld,7:30 Wedncsday-UnlonCalh(illc.:i:45" ^Tomorw^lHll^olTlHoselle.^ol)) ' Elizabeth 54, Union 53 . ' ternoon's game with Hillside; a team the second half as the Rams sealed the lead with a 15-footer to begin the Newark >Board of Education's'An- -7=ThtrthreFarea champions will now compete in Ihe state Elks Association '. Tuesday—Immaculata, 4:00 Union 5«, Summit 43 that handed Roselle a 72-46 off the lane in the final two quarters. fourth butJWcGuir—^_- e scored .th—e nex,—t nual Sports Banquet in March. • ^finals at Bordento\yn Regional High School on Feb. 16 at It a.m..' .WKESTLINti ID-MI Tucsday-Cranford y Dayton 40, Bound Brook 22 Today-at Unun Catholic, 3:45 thrashing for their fourth straight Diaz, the(eam s leading scorervwas three to give the lead back to Roselle DDylol n 34.Jlosclli!Pa34JlllPkier ^ Sraaoy=T5Iia0 loss; Even if Roselle lbsfon Tuesday Charles attended and"'"excelled Vcslerday-iBrcarlcy Tuesday-at Scotch Plains, 3:45 held to just two second-half points Catholic, 29-27. Carter put in a lay Up Saturdoy-Hlllside.7:30 to the Comets to go 5-7 on the year, and nine for the game. - off his own miss to lie the scored and 'academically at Science High School Tqrborg qlrecxlinic GIRLS' BASKETBALL (W) as a "gifted student, while playing Wednesday-at Ridge, 7:30 Union 57, Elizabeth 30 wins over-St—Patrick's—(todayl^-—SeayrRsselle's-steadiest-playerr Roland James gave Roselle the lead New YorOankee coach Jeff Torborg will appear at the 11th. annual Roselle scores Linden scores Tuosday-Cranford football for Central High School,, 1 -Dayton (tomorrow) and Ridge on. kept the Rams in the game early for good with a follow shot with 4:2'(5 baseball clinic cosppnsored by the Pblice Athletic League and the Linden 1 HOYK'BAKKKTHAIJ.IM) ' Today-UnlonCoUiojic^iSO where he received • AIM3ity,iAlk-..L IHIVK IIAHKKTKAIJ. (5lloPark53,Roscllo20 ' "Sandayat^prcTif the~Weadowlands Arena when the N.J. Devils meet the Linden 37, Wcslflcld 32 Roselle Catholic at home on Friday —The Rams' hard work was Reserve guard barrel Smith of graduate of Barringer High School Rosell«Cathollc30, Rosollc22 Tucsday-Kearny Tuesday-Hillside afternoon.. "They were playing • practically wasted when, the Roselle Catholic missed an im- Tyhorbtseause~ofTiisTiard Work and N.Y.Islanders, ,...:. :. : ••'•.' . Today-otElliobeth.3:45 decent ball for kids with no ex- shooting. went dead-cold in ^ The bevils management donated a substantial number of tickets to the Tomorrow—Dayton, 3:45 . Saturday-Union, 3:45 the portahnt one-and-one with 55 diligent efforts on the football field, Tuesday—it Ridge, 3:45 Tuesday-al Cranlord, 3:45 MOTOR CLUB OF AMERICA perience. • • second quarter. A Seay jumper in has become one of the most feared Leukemia Society's Northern N.J. Chapter and proceeds froni the sale of those tickets will benefit the Leukemia Society.' - Roselle shook a horrendous second ~~ifte lane 30 seconds into the period seconds left and Roselle in front, 35- and respected defensive players in • For Complete Insurance Protection quarter on Friday and put the ' gave Roselle a 14-11 lead: but 31. With the Lions fouling to try to the National Football League.'.'.'../' The Leukemia Society Wiirsponsor a silent auction during intermission' clamps on the Lions in the second between the first and second periods of the game. Among the. Items to be With all the changes and reforms on .. horrible shooting and Roselle . gefthe ball back, Seay iced a pair of Tippelt also received All-City, All- auctioned off are a .new car, a video recorder, .theatre weekends at two New half for a 39-33 come-from-behind Catholic's deliberate offense kept •••,••• Directions for press releases Auto Insurance We Could Save You Money win to even up the score with the Essex Ccjjtoty and AJI-State honors, York'hotels, a trip witrTtbc Devils during the 1986-87 season, a Devils jersey the action slow!. The Rams moved , ... . •.' .„• . 25% DOWN Lions this year. It was this same the ball wclLoffensteely l but could free throws to.make it 37-31 and autographed by the team; season .tickets for next season and numerous ; Please, follow these guidelines when submitting press releases and stories -Monthly Payments'can Be Arranged Rosolle Catholic team that handed not finish in the, lane. McGulre's James put iim tip in with 20st'ninds" player outings with both adults and children. ' ' :. for publication In the sports section: (1) All releases must bo typewritten the Rams a 38-37 overtime less in the outside shot and a basket in the lane left to put the game away. , For further Information, contact the Leukemia Society's Northern N.J.' and double-spaced for accuracy. (2) Use a plain sheet of paper, not a let- PEASON AGENCY season-opener.' _ by Diaz gave the lead back, to the •. Chapter at 761-5858, •. , • ' . . , ' terhead cluttered with lots of printing. (3) Leave plenty of space at the top Senior guard Steve Seay led the Lions, 15-14. Lynch's. three;point "The big thing was, down the wire, and sides fofedlting. (4) Do not type in all capital letters. (5) Put the most A Motor Club of America Regional Agency Rams to the win with 17 points and iy and a pair of foul shots by Diaz once we got the lead, they (the Hoop League starts tomorrow important facts first. The first paragraph should incfude the "Five W's" —' • _J173 Springfield Ave. . keyed the defensive pressure Iwith .defense) did the job. Once their _who, what, when, where and why. (6) Be SPECIFIC about the event, Try to with :02 left in the half gave the 'The Unified Vailsburg Services Organization Basketball• LcaguT'fof . aggressiveness on the ball. Seay and Lions the momentum going into the .recreate the event on paper being as unbiased as possible, Don't just submit (201) 372-854-4"~ Irvington -gqards- picked the dribbleUp, We "Vallsburg residents 12-16 years old, begins its season tomorrow at the Mount . a list of names and facts. (7) Put your name and daytime phone number on fellow guard Pete Anderton forced locker room. . denied the ball and we got six points' 1 Vernon gym, The opening game (6 p.m.) will bring the Vailsburg Wine and the page, . •_. .•'_ .'•.•'.• '• .' ; 11:—_—~ Lion guards rom Hunt and Kevin Kokie switched toa man-to-man in off of steals," Kokie said.ZLWclteJn. Liquor Troopond:the_Senator-Johri-lVGauf leld-Hoyas-onto:the-floorrThe McGuire into several-turnovers in the second ha Ifand.the-move worked—i _l,-_^J __~~ -.-/il--" J-. .1*1-1--- J .-:II,'.-,J ., '« • •— • —Weupprecialeyour news but these guldelines-muat-be.followed.Eallure to uef S EAY :l T ISN 'T SO—Steve Seay;; showri-here-puttlrig—in~a - second game of the doubleheaderwill "pit the Carteret Sayings of Morclstowji__- do so may result in your story being withheld from publication.'For-more row sta. the second half which turned around well, Hunt and. McGuire couldn't playoffs now." A .500 record by Feb. Rebels against the Sacred Heart ZappsrAdmission to the games is free. -theTrentest: UaTiaie the halfcourt traps put on by bucket against Hillside earlier this season, led Roselle to a 39- information;call thesDortsdepartmentat68C-7700rextr40:—-———; the Classifieds! 4 will do it. Anderton, who had • been SSeayand d AdAndertont . m]T Pri<;f»llp.rathnllr-nn-Fflrtay ^ r V averaging about 18 points over a Smith saw hard luck in the ——— (Photo by Joe Long) . four-game stretch, had an off day'. opening minutes of the third as a offensively (five points) trying to pair of baseline jumpers rolled in H&R Block Found Jane Walker THE GREATEST! GREATER NEW YORK INTERNATIONAL We're Running Out of Time!

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LOVES AND MARRIAGE—David Me- Callum, laysjohn Smith In the British Your Wife,' sits back to en|oy the attention of both his wives on the Paper Mill Playhouse stage In Millburn. Jana Robbins is on the left, and Kay_WaJbye on-the rlght.-The Ray Coohey_play_wlll-run through Feb79:

Man from'UtN.C.L£.' steams up Mill audiences — By BEA SMITH every performance eight times a week The play theater," McCallum exclaimed, "with a great Remember the man from "The Man From has the audiqnce in complete, uncontrollable manager But the dressing rooms are so tiny, I U.N.C.L.E.," popular television series .of long hysteria, as McCallum, underplaying his role of can't see how a person can conduct an interview ago? He had a baby's face then, he has a baby's John Smith, bigamist, is constantly trotting, face now-ywith his innocent blue eyes, his blond, jumping, bouncing, hopping and running, but "I just love doing this play. I'm floppy hair and his winning boyish smile. Not to never just walking heading toward my 200th per- mention his charming Elntish-Scottish accent - "It's the funniest play that was ever written," formance. Ray Cooney, the David McCallum? said McCallum the other day after a matinee playwright, also directed-me in the He hasn't changed that much in all these performance He had donned a dressing-gown, play in London and here for awhile. - years In fact, he's hardly changed at all. And and wiping hisrcute-face~witlra towelrhrrpiished" —at—the—Paper—Mill—Playhousei—It— he's doing what he loves best up on the Paper open his dressing room door, and said, played for three years." Mill Playhouse stage in Millburn He's cavorting "Welcome to my parlor " 1 in a British comedy by Ray Cooney called "Run We walked into a huge, rather ugly-looking there Have you ever seen them ' So, the For Your Wife," and he and his talented co- -room containing many chairs, two large cots, management gave this room to me I like to get several dressing tables and mirrors and lots and here early,'do some work, take a nap "It*salways "necessary to work. I lots of hangersrBrahm's "Academic Overture" "My wife, you know, is an interior decorator," really have no preference, whether greeted us from a corner of the room, and Mc- he murmurred, staring at the drab walls and it be a play, a movie or a television Callum explained soothingly, "It's Brahm's ceilings "She could do wondcrs-with this room," _• show," _> 1 —Very—appropriate—when -you're—coming- off— —McCallum—grinned—boyishly;—(David—and~ actors are doing for/Jooney, the Paper Mill and -stage " _^v - Kathenne McCallum live in New York with their the audiences whafevcry actor dreams of doing His "parlor," the actor said, is really a chorus children, Peter and Sophie McCallum also has -in comedy. They're tearing the house down with dressing room,. "The Paper Mill is a Wonderful (Continued on pa fie Z> Lucky devils I Retirees have 'uniqu^Jax obligations Recent winners of tickets to N,J.

1 r J New-Jcrsey-rettrecs and those who ' \ ~ rr~~; r •.. , . ~ • „ "~"". "'• ~~, y~, ', ~ ' "• tlevlls hockey games in a contest the New Jersey Income tax return. payments if the amount of withheld eluding the additional. $1,040 plan to retire in 1986 should be aware Retirees who receive—pensions 8 (Continued from page I) Whe timing is critical. Everyone Johnston, are Wonderful people to certain type of stage. I don't think "We did it for four years," he sponsored by County Leader taxes represents less than 80 percent - exemption fdr" those who are 65 or of their uniquo federal income tax from their former employers must of the taxes you expect to owe on older. •.•'.' • , • three sons with his first wife, Jill has to •» "«?• VfV a<-curate...just work with. And so is the cast, Do you it'll work in the movies either But recalls, "and I have wonderful Newspapers are pictured below 1 obligations, potential tax benefits pay tax on' that portion of the your1986- return. Taxpayers need- Persons who turned 65 last year = Ireland.) ' - v ono line sllpped...and you're' in know how Important It, is to work should they pick it up, you know that ,memories of that. I noticed that Information on the contest is on and the special tax return payments that arc contributed by not make the periodic payments if and those under, that age who retired " "I just love doing this play," he* .'rouble. You try to make it as per- together this way?" Dudley Moore will end up doing it, of cable television is running the series Page 4 of this week's Focus ~ preparation assistance that is the employer. Persons who con-. they expect to have a balance-due of on disability and were permanently I exclaimed, as he relaxed on a feet as possible. This play is uniquo McCallum says he will continue to course He's a very funnyman."' nightly I taped some of them you available* to them, reports the .Tributcd to their pension plan usually less than $500 on-noxt-year^s-return,—and—totallj^-disabled—when—they t nearby cot. "I'm heading toward my because it is so funny. - play John Smith In the play after its McCallum, who was born in ' know," ho said shyly, resting his Newark district office of the Internal do not have, to pay taxes on their Payments for • the 1986 tax year retired, may qualify for a special tax z 200th performance. You know, Ray- "Why- just the other night, I run in Millburn; "We're taking it to head on his hand, "for all the family Glasgow, Scotland, had a musical Revenue Service .. Initial benefits, since they represent credit. This write-off,' which 5-Cooney^ the playwright, also noticed one man injhc audience had Florida, and everyone will have career patterned for. him by his albums " their own contributions on which tans. That'll be' the main dif- Individuals who received either generally applies to Individuals with u-directed me In tho play in London ;hls glasses all stcameTup; he was ' father, who was the concert master, McCallum was told that he hadn't taxes haye already been paid. -••'.- a relatively low income, may be ference," he mused. "There, are Social Security or Tier 1 Railroad g and here for a while at the Paper laughing so hard. I watched him of the Scottish Orchestra. But when changed very much since Form W-2P, whidh must be sent to computed'by completing a Schedule - Mill Playhouse. It played for three wipe' his glasses with -a han- other discussions with, other he was eight, he became Involved in "UNCLE" Retirement-benefits last year may Tax Tips dkerchief," McCallum laughed, all pensioners before the. end of' R. • • • ' ."••'•• D years.'I first did it in New England theaters, But it's awfully nice to be amateur theater and he appeared on Oh," ho nodded, "You can tell it have to pay federal income tax on up January, indicates the amount of "Neil Simon is similar to Cooney," so close to home on weekends so I to hair of those payments if they had . Taxpayers 55 and older can claim z on a summer tour. Angelo Del Rossi, BBC radio in 1946. He studied at the .around the eyes And a little bit of payments that-are subject to should be remitted with Form .1040- McCallum said. He Indicated that can .spend some time in my own substantial additional income, a ' significant once-in-a-lifetime 2 the executive director of the Paper Academy of Music, then went on to arthritis In this foot," he Indicated, taxation. It will also show the ES vouchers by April 15, June 10, Simon does for the American stage Essentially, such leciplents will benefit on the sale of their home. Mill, originally sent me the script 'parlor,' v :..,." : •i_,.i , ••. the Royal, Academy of Dramatic -wiggling his toe-covered sneaker. amount that-wan withhold^ if- -SeptiS'and Jan. 15,1987. Essentially, they will be allowed to what Cooney does Jor the British "I have • no contract to go Art. He combined acting with stage "It's always necessary to work," Incur tho additional tax liability stage. retiree opted to have income taxes Taxpayers «who owe substantial exclude from their gross Income up (thej.CapeJPIayhouso in Denis, anywhere else," he said.-"I wouKT management for several years said the actor "I really have no when their taxable and tax-exempt to $125,000 of the gain they realized 1 !-..__ A _' ._•_,-• . ...>*• !• i *' • .1 ' • taken out Persons wishing to have amount of tax fin their 1985 return income combined with half of their 1 Mass;) on the Cape. Then Mr. .'"Run For Yoiir Wife • Js__Jove to do more with this play and Includin,.._.,.g a year wlth'th...... e Glyn_.. - preference, whether it be a play, a taxes withheld from their pension on the sale of their principal home, Social Security or Railroad probably failed to. meet their Cooney asked me to g„_o to London, beautifully constructed; It \sorts this company," McCallum sighed, debourne Opera. After a season at movie or a television show, _ payments should complete, a Form estimated tax obligation and should provided that they lived in that ahd-I-dld^it-for-three-months-at-the—ltself-out^JohnSmlth-(the-character—-^At-least-I-have-four-months-all—the-Oxford-Playhouserhe-camc-ti —."IH really could choose.-1-would- complete form 2210 to sec, whether Jiousothreeout.ofthe last five years,._ 1>T~P|^d|JI5r-I-playNrlyerhistaxNnd|-drlveshls----:llned-hBpraWd-|t'irbc September-- America •ln-.iMi._tn.' ' iy_ Judas—d^" o one-filnvthree or-four television ~play. In the beginning, I found it Intly- —thoyare-subjecL'to.an.estlmated-Uix^ ,Gonorally,-4apereenUotsuch:|irofits= Circus. The Criterion Theater is before I'm free, And as an actor." he Iscarlot In the film, "The Greatest appearances, two plays, each for penally. Such a penalty should be tiring But I was directed by the pension must also file the long form arc subject to taxation. unbelievably fantastic It is a 17th smiled "It s a very nice position to Story Ever Told He continued to "~ three months " Thcse recipients should soon shown in the applicable area below- author and he came over to direct be In. 1040 and complete line 16 and/or —Free—tax "return preparation Century theater—a far cry from the work both^ sides of the Atlantic He bounded off the cot gave this receive cither a form SSA-1099 or lines 17a and 17b. line 6fon the long fornrl040 return. assistance Is available to senior Paper Mill • the last three days Both directors Ihe actor believes that 'this typo McCallum says ho has really great reporter a Teddy bear smile, and RRB-1099 showing the benefits they Persons who Jail 10 pay the penally " Cooney and the Paper Mill's Chris Since many retirees receive in: citizens through the Tax Counseling ' What makes a comedy so funny? New York City Its a theatrical memories of "The Man From said sporting a lop-sided grin,-"I were paid In 1985 In the event some will eventually bo so assessed by the Jor tho Elderly (TCE) program and of play would not have done well in come that is not_ subject; • to "It's the timing mostlv' ho said piece written for the stage but a UNCLE" just like to doII alll" of thejo benefits are taxable, they withholding, such as Interest, .; IRSrTho-penalty can be waived In special IRS Community Outreach must file the long form 1040 return dividends, rents and possibly pen- 'some Instances, such as for some, sessions. Specific information, on and complete lines 21a and 21b This taxpayers who had no tax liability both TCE and Outreach can be i sions and social security, they may provision, which will affect about 10 "have an obligation to make quar- for 1984. .'.•.- obtained by calling the taxpayer percent qf tho state's 1140,000 terly estimated tax payments. 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' bnrdonod or overworked during this perloTT . visitors on the home front are indicated lor' "World Literature Today" has received a collection of poems, written For week olJsn. 30 by Prof. Gunars Salins of Glen Ridge, a member of the psychology/- through Feb. 7 .. _Bolh-homo-and.careor_lnterests aro more some.: • ; • : . ' demanding and many will be tooling short sociology department of Union County College. ' •__ ARIES (3/21-4/20) Decisions thai others tempered as a result. Lator In the Week, • SAGITTARIUS (11/23-12/21) Be. extra Tho literary review was written by Robert Muks, alias Roberts make will liavo important repercussions lor legal mailers are labored, moanlnglul an-. careful In travel during., this week; your Avens, who is a Latvian theologian with an international reputation for many In the monlhs ahead. Changes In nonnc'omenls catch you oil. guard, and energy level. Is high and could lead to a his esoteric writings on archetypal psychology and Eastern mysticism. residence or living arrangements are In contact Ihoso at a distance. . mishap. Later,'you continue to probe emo- '__ ProMSalins, a Latvian-born poet, who fled from behind the Iron store and interests at. a distance bocomo tional dilemmas butrshould^voldTfcclslons- Curtain more than 40 years ago, also is the recipient of the 1967 Literary GEMINI (5/22-6/21) Are others provoking you're not really ready-Id make. A break In a ThUYearSendA more'lmportanlRiiterrtako'advantaoiroTa prlzo from the Latvian Cultural Fund. The 1967 award was for two Iho disagreements that surround. key al- longlorm-alllartco may only be temporary. bolter financial cyclo to boost your overall volumes of poetry published in his native language, "Taverns of Mist" security. .''•'. liances during this turbulent period, or. Is It _ _. . . you? You leel restless and aro_oaslly_. 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Following are the winning Now females, and moderation Is tho'by-word for wook.'Rovlew documents and possibly con- fitness regimes. •'•••• • A member of the UCC staff for more than 30 years, Prof. Salins also To That Special Person Jersey.Lottery numbers for the sider n change or two. Later, tax or Ihsur- has served as. the chairman of tho psychology/sociology department at weeks of Dec. 30, Jan. 6, 13 and anco mailers assumo' Importance, key al- AQUARIUS (1/21-2/19)Thls should bo an . the college. • To Appear In The : 20. .••'.. ' : .•. 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The Damned is a band that uniqtfb," exclaimed drummer Rat of thinking man-Rshrapnel. and accompanied by Jean Scliork of Area women of any ago, who have America always heard of but rarely Scabies "We've never had big time "The great thing about early punk Westficld, will resume its activities Wanted to join a choral group can heard. However, with the rclcaso of success We're still hungry Even was that tho bands were incredibly after the holiday break, on Wed- inquire about the Chansonettes "It "Phantasmagoria" first - LP for though I~should be jaded with different musically," said Dave nesday. Rehearsals' will start for the is for women who like to sing for fun, MCA Records, the renowned British cynical, wo'rc still enthusiastic Vanlan, who once was a spring program, chosen by Muriel: usually those with Gleo Club ex- quartet are ready to show the Yanks _about everything we're doing" gravediggerrr"but everyone just Lawrence of Rosellc Park and her perience- from -school Dues arc what the fuss across the ocean has Scabies along with vocalist Dave clumped, them together because it committee. ' - nominal," been all about Vanian and guitarist Roman Jugg was easier." '"•'. New to the Chansoncttei this year Tho Damned was one of the most aro fromv the original quartet.v are "the Good News is in the Rehearsals aro on the first and important components of the punk Bassist Bryn completes the current Music," "Singin' in ttio Rain," "It's third Wednesday evenings at the movement^ in the United Kingdom group In the United Kingdom, The A Big Wide, Wonderful Wdrld" as Presbyterian Church in Westficld, Tho members' recordings were Damned built its reputation with a_ Disc'irData well as old favorites, Oscar Straus' and the public is invited. More in- produced by Nick Lowe, but a series of mercurial, often incendiary -ByMIIXHAIWMEK "While Hearts Are Singing," "If I formation can be obtained by calling bewildering succession of labels recordings, including five albums Loved You," from "Carousel," and Mary Stankc at233-4315 kept their carcc£froM achieving the for three labels, and with their long haul focui ~ necessary to legendary club and concert, ap- Ccrlainly, little except intensity is establish the-groupin-the~Unltted- remlniscont-of-the-popular— punk- idbell-concert-Saturday States in 1984, The Damned signed a define the explosive sawtooth attack image on "Phantasmagoria." It Is Sev6n handbell ghplrs_from this compositions for handbells, as well worldwide recording contract with that came to epltomto-punk,-but area will presents concert Saturday as books on methods and has con- at 7^30 p.m.' at Crescent Avenue ducted at festivals throughout the terplay wilh-boldly-chbrdcd guitars Presbyterian Church ln-Plainfield. world. A graduate of Union Kean alumni show drawings and crackling percussion. Producer- Donald Allured, composer-, con- Theological Seminary in Ncw_York_ engineer John Kelly has helped The ductor and teacher of handbells, will City, Allured teaches bell leadership "From the Drawing Studio," an charge Gallery hours arc 10 a m to Damned create an atmosphere that conduct group numbers of his own one term .each year at the West- exhibit of drawings by alumni, 2. p m and 5 to 7 p m, Monday alternately bristles with cnorgy and music, and each choir also will minster Choir College where he also faculty and students of Kcan College through Thursday, and 10 a.m to seduces with mystery. It spins a perform one or two pieces under its conducts the touring Concert Bell of New Jersey, Union, opened—hoenun Fridays. * musical web that, like a spider's, is yesterday and will run through Fob Among the artists exhibiting their own conductor, ••'•'•'". Choir. as beautiful as It is dangerous HIP, HIP, HOORAYI-'Three Cheers for U.S.,' the Pushcart Pla'yers' bouncy new '26 in the James Howe .Gallery in works arc Judy Vella, an ulumna Keyboards-chime in syncopation or THE DAMNED Allured, who lives in Birmingham, ...—,.„. revue celebrating freedom and opportunity In 20th century America "" " with a. mixed media, and Robert wash, rippling beneath the melodies Admission to the concert is free. Vaughn-Eames Hall Ala., has published more than 100 through spirited Song, dance and story, will appear at the Whole Theater Company, Vanian so effectively- delivers, 544 Bloomfleld Ave., Montclalr, Feb. 8 at 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. as part of the Zara Cohan, gallery director, has Colish, a student with two graphite Kaleldocope Series of Entertainment for Young People. The series Is presented by announced thaLW Carl Burger, a on illustration board, both of Lin- Choral Art group rehears ing The Arts Council of the Essex Area and the Whole-Theater" School. Tickets and professor of fine arts, is guest den; Joan Amund of Mountainside, a The Choral Art'Society of New Avenue. It was announced that all Information can be obtained by calling 744-1717 or 744-2989. curator for the show He also will student, with a mixed media, Joyce Jersey,- under • the- direction of voices are welcome. Singers who exhibit two drawings A reception or Honrath of Roselle, an alumna, with -Evelyn Bleeke, will begin rehearsals plan to audition are requested to the artists will bo held Sunday from a prismacolor on bond, and Holla | -forits-springTioncertTschcduled-Mny-1—attcndTrrehcarsalTmdTirnmg(rfor "2 toTpTtrlFriHe-gallery Admission "Bailin pf UnlDn, a student, with a 17. The-conccrt will include works an appointment. -BOD lder~opens at SymphroiiyHtarl I io the reception and gallery Is free of pastel and charcoal. from Haydn and Mozart. •"••''.. Rehearsals will be held weekly in Additional information can be The Friends of Newark Symphony of "Off-Broadway On Broad Street," Cruxifixlon," Choir concert planned for Sunday the Presbyterian Church of West- obtained by calling Francis Brcmer, Hall will sponsor a.special opening an experimental theater scries of Among the February programs field, Broad Street and Mountain membership chairman, at 232-9222. night performance of "Boulder in soven plays by four theater com- will be a new production of the Fats ^ Jeannetto ' Forreir Maraffl, tho Sun," tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the New frovidence with her husband, panies presented fey Newark Waller musical, "Ain't soprano, and Alan Anders Conductor Frit7 Maraffl, and their Summit church site of concert Sunday 1016 Space 'of Newark Symphony Symphony Hall. Other plays include Mfebchnvln'," "Sweet Saturday Rasmusscn, baritone, will perform Hall. ' daughter, Michelle, 11 Michcllo will —The-Summit United Methodist Pcrgoll's works. the Ironbound Theater production of Night," a dance program covering Bach arias as part of the Oratorio accompany her mother singing the Church.will be the setting for an Among tho soloists will-be Tombs' The play, by Newark playwright Christopher Durang's "Baby With 300 years of American street and Choir concert Sunday at 3 p m in the echo: .notes- in. a ' Bach echo-aria, afternoon of music Sunday at 3 Nonnenmacher, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Sloppy, tells a story of a the Bathwater,*' and four musical social dancing, and folk singer sanctuary of the First United "Flocsst " The DO voice Oratorio o'clock. Accompanied by an or- Lothar Nonnenmacher of Old Grovo fugitive slave during the Civil War. plays by The Family theater group Odetta with the Mitchell-Ruff Duo, a Methodist Church, 1 East Broad St, Choir will perform, choruses, and a How To Describe • chestrn of-professlonnl musicians, Road, Mountainside, "The Friends support all of the directed by Marvin Felix Camillo, program of folk and ja*? music Westficld children's choir of 30 will sing solo the • Plngry School Men's and programs presented in Newark with their Calypso version of., Tickets for "Boulder" and the arias andduets_ Our Aspen-Style Barbecue Symphony Hall," it was announced Chekov's "Tlic Marriage Proposal," ' Women's Glee clubs and Boys' and The public is invited to attend. 1 opening night reception and Friends The concert theme is "Jauchzct" Tickots~can tie purchased from the.. by Mamie Hale , Friends president. 'Girls', choruses will present a con- Refreshments will be served "Throw Down," a new play, and membership can be obtaned by or "Rejoice " church office or from any mombor , In Two Words Or Less cert which will include Schubert and following tho service. The play Is the second production their Easter production, "Tho calling 643-4550. Maraffl resides and teaches in of the Oratorio Choir \ We could tell you about our thick, meaty ribs and tender, Tltls Week \ succulent chicken Or our rich, tanqy barbecue sauce We could even tell you about the hickory-smoked flavor „ The LOOKING GLASS I0M£-^ lightened with fresh-cut lemon and sweetened with fresh, YOU DESERVE .Ov . PRESENTS > "ST*"~~ ^ . golden honey We could tell you all that, but we don't have to Because to tell you just how terrific our HE _.. ^spen-5tyle Barbecue is, all we reailvrTavelo - - A GIFT FROM Tair31st$ fob. 1st say are just two words OKSENHORN JEWELERS DLNTJVG MIX : Chuck Muer. 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I Ion OpaiODayi ourcom«r Im wi'ddrnqs showi'l'. pnv.lti par Mon.-Sat 7«i m -11 p.ni.lMuitwtffni purkinnlnri.tr tn s blJMin s*. im'rtiilti t*lr imistic' event Transition Hospital art shtiyvr The members of the Optimist Club presentation, which is part of the Transition—career beginnings, moving, separations, changes in Watcrcolor paintings by Florence TAtlas and is in a studio class with of Watchung are optlmisllc-about UCC Speakers Bureau program, is MacDoWcll Laughlin arc on display' Betty Stroppel of North Plainfield. For Union county Classified call: 686-770Q knowing all; the answers to "New drawn from the "National History of . family, epipty nest and retirement can., causo women through next month in the Children's' 'She Is a member of the Westfleld Art Jersey Trivial Pursuit," which will New Jersey,"; a course offered by Specialized Hospital, Mountainside. Association,, -the Warwick Art be presented by Prof. William the college's biology department. stress," anxiety,- and depression. It also caii be a time for real Her paintings feature wildlife, League and tho Orange County Art Dunscombe of Clark, chairman of -The unique natural history course is country and shore scenes, and "the Federation, bothiof N>w York. •"'••- the Union County Collegebiology. presented by a team of instructors, • personal ."growth. Interweave offers "Rcvalueing the aloofness of the cat." A percentage Laughlin has had' several one- department, at the Club's dinner who give individual lectures on the of sales will, be donated to the meeting on Tuesday. Feminine,", a six-week course in V. artist shows in New Jersey and New state's birds, Insects, mammals, hospital* by the artist. The show is York and has also exhibited In many Reaching over 175;00O readers In the Union Leader,*Springlleld Leader, Mountainside Echo,, "Most people don't know all the fish, flowers, geology and history of which women can learn and share, stress management open to the public during daytime art club members'shows. She won Kenllworth Leader, The Spectator In Roselle « Rojelle Park and the Linden Leader. •Also In; New Jersey facts that I ask about In Now Jersey's diverse environment. hours. Arrangements to see the an award In the 1985 Westfleld Art combination with the Newi-Record ol Maplewood and South Orange, West Orange Chronicle, ] my 'Trivial .Pursuit' presentation," The course concludes with a field - techniques and other coping exhibit can be obtained by con- Association Watcrcolor Show for her :,.'_ _ZEast Orange-Record, Orange Transcript, The Independent Press, Glen:Ridgi£aperflrvlng'orL_ Prof. Dunscombe said, "but the trip to the Pine Barrens or to_. skills.- Therapist Judy Branson : _wlJL start tho group on Tuesday; tacting Shirley Blcglcr.-hospltaL -painting entitled "Spring Flood." ,. Herald and Vallsburo'Leader. . '.".•"'. . person with the most correct an- another of the State'sparkS." community resources coordinator. '• Laughlin has served bn'the board swers receives an 'I Lovo New ' -The.^Trivial Pursuit" presen- from?:30toll:30a.m. " : Z Branson also will teach Basic Laughlin has painted since high of the Westf ield Art Association and Jersey'T-shirt."- " ' . tation consists of about 15 to 20 .school, studied watercolors with Ann is in charge of members' exhibits. o Prof.. Dunscombe's 45-minute questions about New Jersey, such •Life Energy Fundamentals on_ _; TRANSIENT CLASSIFIED RATES _ , CLASSIFIED DISPLAY in Wednesday, at 8:30 p.m. for five • D as: "What Is the state bid?" Par- "idi words (commlssionable) (minimum) ...,....,, 55.35 J times or more ...... ,,. M.S0 . Classified Display-open rate (commissionable) 19,38 por inch U ticipants first answer the questions ' weeks. . . 1 o A Haiku writing "workshop will EJCtiiddltlonaMOwordsodess..:... Sl.SO EachsddltlOitaMO words,.. ;.$l,00 . Contract rates for ads that run on consecutive weeks; Individually on a piece of paper and Hot' time set in Summit "-." . .: •'. —, : !'.•' : '7'. IF.SET IN ALL CAPITALS . . ": . ;';' '..." ^ -_ _ 4 limes .',.... ,_,.,.^,...'.'-. ....,...... *. .I...... 18.S4 por inch not Jl. then Prof. Dunscombe goes through be taught by Alexis Rotella on Secretaries Feb. Bfrom 1:30 to 4:30 p.m. Andy Stein and Howard Aldcn, Hot Club de France. < :'< ' IB words or less (commlssionable)...... U.K. 4 times or more...... M,50~ Over 4 times.. 17.70 per inch net the questions again with the use-of— Jll^Duo-JazzJHtot,!l_wilLplay-jazz.of——The concert is.the third In the Jazz ' Eath additional 10 words or less.... ,;r... Si.00 Each additional 10 words,,.'.. si.SQ . lidWhb-f^th ~ . These ami-most Interweave the 1920s and 1930s at the Summit at the Art Center series, —— ClassllledBon Numbers available—S5.00 ' ; . ~^ -Bordered Ads— Add $4TOO audience gives a correct answer, tho events are held at the Parish Art Center, 68 Elm St., Sunday at 4 "•• •••:•-• ::"••"• •,,' classllled Ads are payable within 7 days. ThV Summit Chapter of Future, concerts will include the correct slide is flashed on the house of _ Calvar-y—Church, p.m. Stein and Alden have recreated Derek Smith Trio and the Warren . ' UNION/ESSEff COMBO RATES ' " Professional Secretaries In- screen, followcd-by_a-slidc-Show_Df_ •Woodland-and-Deforest-avenues, tho style and repertoire of Django •'••... UNION/ESSEX C<*>MBO RATES ^ ,---.----— -~ .-,... '.".•.; CLASSIFIED DISPLAY ternational will hold Its monthly Vache Trio with Jane Jarvls, Ad- somc erroneous answers, Prof. • Summit. 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Astro Station- . forma tiqn and reservations _ pt - - - BUY-WISE-:— Six - cyllndor, automatic door.Sodan, 83,000 miles, new wagon, 4 cyllndor, automatic, EASTCOtSL Lost 8i Fqund ads will run for (201)766-2928. Auto Parts transmission, power ly ro-bullt brakes,- AM/FAA hatchback, 62,000 mllos, runs ENTERTAINMENT two weeks FREE as a sorylce WHOLESALE steering/brakes, air condl- ' Steroo, $7O0 or bost offer. Call urpat. $295.444-0134, after 5, — /,:• to residents in our 9. Com- To Tho Public tlonlno. White with blue vinyl 763-2533 after 4pm. . . , No. 1 in Professional . «S«lorUrst20words' muhitlos. ,•••••'.' ; ' Opon r.Days roof. Mint condition,' 69,000 • Disc Jockey USE A PREPAID /'l*> each added 10 wordsl sun.anmtoiapm miles. 486-5758 days 466-2419 1970 FORD Statlonwagon-Now 1980 . PONTIAC- PhoonlX. Ensemble at Kean / Enclose check Wed. 8. Sat. . evenings and weokonds ' engine,' transmission and ox- Entertainmrntl • CLASS RING,- Cranford High haust system.' Call 467-9046 Blue, four cylinder, four door School, Class of 1974. Initials- I Solisti dl IZagreb jiJiugoaln.vian . or money order 7:30tos:45b.m. . hatchback. ' Excellent condi- Weddings d Bir-mibvih's h Weekdays 7:30 evenings. : . • In ring D.W.R. Any Informa- ensemble known for its "wide 1»B2 CADILLAC- Sedan tion. Automatic transmission, ; Are Our Specialty tion ploaso call Elaine 276- CLASSIFIED AD amto'7p.m, DoVlllo. Fully, loaded. Show 1982 GRAND PRIX- 28,000 power stoeVIng, brakes and air 4651. - ' . • •:••. ranging repetoire, discipline and room condition, call 376-5811 virtuosity,1' will perform at 8 p m. miles, air conditioned, power conditioning. Asking $3,200 or ..A. COHEN after7:00pm. •'"'•••.' '• windows and jocks, tilt wheel, bost offer. Call (201) 274-8017 FOUND- Male Gorman Shep: Feb. 7 in the Wllkins .Theater at NAME == —~ betwoon 8 and 5. pard pup. Approximately 3Vj TELEPHONE- 1980 CAMARO-6 cylinder, crOlso control, AMFM (201)233-8011 Kean College of New Jersey, Union. V/auxhall Section Cassette $4200.964-4117. months old. Tan collar, no automatic transmission, tags. Found cower of Morris Tickets can be purchased by 2091SprlnofloldAvo. power""steorlngr AM/FM ADDRESS. Union \ 1979 GMC- 4X4 SIERRA T984 SUBARU GL- Hatch, and Rahway ave;; Union. Ask . calling the box office at 527-2337. cassette.-$2000-or-best-offer^ -automatlcr-front-wheel drive, for. Kathy at:944-9555 or 352- xlassie; suburban;—Silvers , THE'~ The 13-member collective of In- Call 276-6663. maroon, good condition, $5000 gold; am/fm cassette, rear 7935. .. AUTO DEALERS 1 defroster, 47,000 miles, ex- MAGICAL CLOWN . dependent artists' repetoirp, under CITY 1980 CAMARO-ySports Coupe, or B/0.447-4219, . ' Entertainment ZIP MONEY SAVERS • VB, 4 speed, power steering, cellent condition. Asking the musical direction of Tonko Ninlc 1981 HONDA-LX HAT- $5000. Call 688-8731. . For All PERSONALS 2 '81 & '83 tnodols 8t wholesale power brakes, clean. Runs Occasions (There is no conductor) ranges from great. New clutch. Harrison- CHBACK Five speed Power prices. Call for details. "'••'•• steering/brakes. 63,000 miles. Specializing In the earliest masters to the avant- CUSTOM LEASE 487-7400 • area; Asking M.850 or best of- Children's: •• ;•'••' CEMETERY PLOTS garde,. for. Call 485-9420. Orlglngal owner. Excellent HOLLYWOOD Write your ad in the spaces below.and-mail-to- condition $4,000.851-0634. 1977 TOYOTA- High Mlloago, Birthday Parties 4 cylinder,.$750.•'•1981 ARIES MARKSAENGER MEMORIAL PARK OLDSMOBILE 1976 CELICA-AM/FM,' air, • Wagon-41,000 miles, 4 door, 4 487-5274 Gethhosmano Gardens, Oldest & Largest 1974 MERCURY- Bobcat sta- COUNTY LEADER NEWSPAPERS auto, trans. Good running con- tion wagon. Excellent body. cylinder, $3000, Firm, 687' Mausoleums. Office: 150JL. THE COLUMBIA Exclusive dition, needs body work. Call' Needs minor' wort. 77,000 6907,.•• _'. -.:..•. •_.•'' -. Stuyvosant Ave:, Union. •* ...- OldsDealerin : Randy at 484-3036 after miles. $500 flrtYli 467-1415 • •;• : 488-4300 CLASSIFIED Union county 6p.m.(Mon.-Frl.) •. CIVIC LEAGUE anytime. • .1981 TOYOTA Collca GT- NEW YEARI NEW YOUI- P.O. Box 3109, Union, NJ. 070S3 ELIZABETH •' O»Ton»mv»r,NJ. MOTORS, INC.•—•:-- 1977-DODGE-, MQNACQ-4 Llftback, air condition, tilt NEW JERSEY Lose' I0-29ipbunds/months on~ 1976 NOVAT.6-cy|lnder, power '1 Herbal Weight Loss Pro- Value Rated Used-Cars door, vinyl roof, air condition- steering, air conditioning, low whoalrcrulso controls speed,' TEENAGERS DJ-'S T 582 Morris Ave. ing, fear window defroster, 44,000 miles, $6500. Call aftor 5 gram. Watch USA Cable, Sun- mileage; runs well. Asking day, 11pm Then Call Arlonol : DINNER EIIibtliaM^OSO-r -AM/FM—eassettoi—|>ower- $500rCal|'276-B317:after4pm. . p.m., 447-1415. We do any affair steoring/brakes, $950. . 2,41- We phy the top 40 hits. 272-5440 days, 272-8210 even- OUNCE 1 2..;. 3 4 Ings,-' • , • : _—:— 3709. ..•.•• ••. .••:•. -.•',••• 1979 'OLDSMOBILE- Custom 1978_TOYOTA- Collca S.T. •Woddlrtgs's^Bar^mltzvah's* SMYTHE VOLVO Cruiser Wagon, - Automatic *Sweotl4's*.' ..:.'.•. 1974 DODGE -Van, semi- Sports coupe; Automatic. SPECIALThanks-To Sacred Starring Exclusive Volvo transmission; air condition- AM/FM storoo/B-track. Heart of Jesus and Saint Judo Dealer " customised, refrigerator,, ing, power stoerlng; brakes, Reasonable Rates 5 6 r.-. 7 8 carpeting, mag whools, $1500, Garago kopt, very clean. P.O. BoxiB12 for answering my prayer. I.D. '•• JULIUS LaROSA iMcrrisAvb windows, cruise. Tilt wheel-; $2,300 or best offer 379-9149 Summit 684-0126; • , . . Good running condition. Ask- Union, NJ 070B3 evenings. Robert Falas, President ST JUDE-1 promised to mako Featuring His Own Trio -273-'4200_ : ing $1675. 379-7283. - .: your namo known. Saint of tho Authorized T9B3 DATSUNSentra-4 door,' air condition, 5. speed, am/fm 687-5666 Impossible casos. Thanks for Saturday Evening, 9 10 1.1. 12 - Factory Service 1976 OLDSMOBILE DELTA answering my praypr. J BM.. Long Term Leasing cassette, new die hard bat- 88- Power steering; brakes, air AUTOS WANTED tery, garage kept, One owner, conditioning, VB, many new Feb. 15.1986-7:30 clean through, out;•-.' 50,000 ma|or. parts. Excellent THE MOORING ATLANTIS AUTOS FOR SALE 1 miles. Asking $4,000. 277-6241, mechanical condition. Must TOP$$$ 13 14 15 16 ] after6p.m.. . «.-:. •• ; . ..:•' soil. Days 447-2285 best time (Formerly thE BEACON MANOR) AUSTIN-MARINA--CHEVY.. Chovfltte_and-;patsun B.-210. aftor.5pm, IN CASH Route 35 and Oc«an Avamw 1979 DATSUF'aOOSX- 74,000 For ALL Cars 8. Trucks All cars In good condition. For mllos, AM/FM Storoorwhlto, 1978 PONf IAC- Catalina, V8,2 Point PtaMMitBaach, N.J. 17 18. 19 moro Information, pleaso call. A/Ci roar defogger, runs good, door, automatic, air condition- TelephoM 255-1199-349 5826 20 842-7041, after 6 p,m, needs 2 • tires. Book value Ing,—power— stoerlng7~powor CALTIwYS $2500, asking $1800.354-5130...... 1980 BONNEVILLE- 2 door brakes, 65;ooo miles, excellent 589-8100 B*t. 8 a.m.-3 p.m. condition, 1 owner, $2850,' 688- power stoerlng, power brakes, 1974 DUSTER- Rebuilt 318; or EVES. 245-7077-289-7975 21 22 23 24. .-. power windows, and air condi- new duel •. exhaust, high lift 9075. : ••• .: tioning. 61,000 rrrllesr Ex- cam 8, 4bbl-^pr5#B5ay4bbl.^pr5#B5ay7 1 688-2044 1982-PEUGEOT- 5O5S Turbo • (Same day Plqk;ups) B2OOO...... ncilUEDV DINNER . collont condition, $3,900 or good rubber and mags. Asking Dolsol, oxcollent condition, 5 PrlnwKttMofBMf, -25 26 27 bostoffor. Call 684-2637. $1500. Call 687.5408, ;, ,— iSpoodr—30—plus miles por CAB POKirp-,... UtUUni 28.." 1983 BUICK-. ELECTRA gallon. All power cqulpmont, WE PAY CASH- FOR YOUR AuJkuvCasJiBar 1975 DODGE- Power steering,' air condition; color. Metallc JUNK CAR OR TRUCK. 375- WAGON. ASKING $8200.' power brakes, air, mint condl- CALL 447-3310 EXT. 331. . ico bluo. Asking $7300. Call 1253,1 RVINGTON. HIGHEST "KEY OLDS/MAIDA LIMITED TO 600 TICKETS Flon. $1500 or bost offer. Call 467-1962 after 4pm, • PRICES PAIDI .29.. 30 31...- 351-4594. ... . •'-. V, '••••• • ••"• 400 fi, ST. GEORGE AVE. r-^ DONATION 32. , 1?M CHRySLERNew 1974 PONTIAC GRAND AM' _: LINDEN, NEW JERSEY •40 M Per Person Yorker, sunroof,-tape deck; 1985 ^ORDEscortiSJlJwloJlLi -7 2fO 0 0-^-^mll O-SV—HfSO d- Wo Buy Junk Cars" 486-5555 fully equipped, 1500 mllos, ex- condition, 3500 • miles; stick, transportatlon, must soil. '.• TOR $$ PAID cellent condition, $12,500. Call shift; $5700 or bost offer,'851- $500. coll oltor 5pm 964-1030. 24 hr.sorvl 688-7420 M4-0126. - •,.-'•. 2490. •:: •

.... .-,' -r- ,-,••( • HELP WANTED HELP WANTED » CHILD OWE HELP WANTED 3 HELP WANTED HOUSING .INSPECTOR- An 3 HELP WANTED HELP WANTED -Bjrcellent-opportunlty~1or-so I 3-5pm weekdays and Saturday iJLERICWr iUJtJLnyWUJl-fltJe«sLne_yearr j SECRETARY/Bookkeeper- __J._nlghtsJileaaor_Hlgh-School_ BANKING FulHimerMusHyperVarled- 5 ofexperlenceln-bulldlng-con- experienced In-typlng.book-- S girl, call 467-7899. , dutles, Good pay and benefits.; —Dental—asslst .structlon/and repair; MUst; ' -Reporter keeplng and general office. XaTCFawfclntmenf, 964-8200,. time/part--timractlcee ; ,iexA have considerable Knowledge Needed for" suburban computer experlence'helpful. '3 LOVING- And dependable EXPERIENCED TELLERS 7^ Mrs. Ses'or apply 1050 Com- group of^-elght weekly-— -Part time 3-4 days per week. thdi^tperlence preferredferred/Musl , t of Inspectlonal methods and of Expanding property &casulty agency seeking: TELEPHONE SALES ? woman needed to care for In- merce Avenue. Union. . . •. type. Opportunittuity for- a State and Municipal housing newspapers. Excellen" t' References required. Offlco In ' C fant In my- Union home \ B have, two Immediate openings for part-time telephone opportunity to obtain ex- EARNtOPSALARY responsible ccareeri . codes'and zoning ordinances, salespersons. Experience Is preferred, but wo are willing Linden. Call 4860500. § weekdays. References. If you _bayo a minimum 1 year's experience In teller COUNTERS HELP' DRY Good .starting salary and perience covering local . = Please call 964-7349 between 4 oriented person, 761-4910, ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE to train the right person. Salary plus commission, call Mr.- operations and are looking for a competitive salary, paid CLEANERS MILLBURN benefits package. Call 688-2800 Cornwell: V < • ' government -and school ™ • 6 weekdays or anytlme~ AREA CALf376-4521. "• _ 'To; develop and/or service business. Must have ex- -news. Sports background | weekends. benefits, and advancement potential, you should contact Etizr^!' ••' perience. In all phases of commercial lines, Good support a plus. SECRETARY our Personnel Department for an Interview appt. ' 686-7700 HELPER NEEDED- for National consulting firm seeks V h LOVING MOTHER- Will care : CalK z for your-infant or toddler In CLERK TYPIST EXECUTIVE , ceramic- and marDie , In- i PERSONAL LINES, CSR—^ responsible Individual.. Five D her Union home, (Larchmont ~ COLONIAL SAVINGS sta|latlonr~Experlente..'. not years secretarial experience RECEPTIONIST SECRETARY necessary. Call 686-7195. ' requlred._cranford location, o Area) part time. Tuesday, PARTTIME/AnENTIOH! Contacts. Albanese 27i8300, —r-U—Wednesday and-Thursday-B^- 245-2313 : . - BonlltAtM- ;•:. Exciting opportunity with KEYPUNCH/ DATA-ENTRY ."' :• ' -" UNION COUNTY RESIDENTS '""••§• *• Call 687-8003. ' ',' ——rEqual Opportunity EmployerM/F-—- . Reglonal_.Sales offlce^of v SECRETARY- For Mlllburn manufacturing company excellent-salary for exp'd -OPERATOR: • Experienced $400-$500 PER MONTH . RECEPTIONISt Z MOTHER-Will care for your .only. Payoff holiday- bills at PERSONAL LINES SALES law firm. Seeking a~person seeks person with .accurate take-charge professional Some clerical and phone work. Knowledge of coverage a The Star Ledger Newspaper Is now Interviewing for the With excellent typing skills => child In my Union homo. Part typing sills, 45-50 wpm, proof for. small growing, com- your convenience., We make ; hours to suit your schedule. ipJusiWIH train person with aptitude. , position of Motor Route Person. If you .are. available Exceptlonall opportunity ai who can work Independently. z time hours available. Large CLERICAL BANKING . . reading skills and' good pany, -Mln. 5 yrs. exp. between 5 am and 7 am seven mornings a week and have a leading- .automotive—center Congenial atmosphore, ex- o yard and play room. 688-0753. telephone skills, OportunltyJo req'd, Varied respon- Evenings and weekends 'available. Cranford; center. Excellent-benefits, Including savings-plan,-Salary open. -reliable automobile, routes are available In Union, Diversified—duties—Include cellent, boneflts. Convenient CAREER OPPORTUNITY" learn .word processing. Good sibilities. • some steno. , cranford locatloni call Marilyn Blumhard 272-8100^^ Hillside and Irvlngton. Call toll free 1' (800) 242-0850. Plus light bookkeeping In ploasant, location. Call 467-8080. p. MOTHER-WMI babysit. for starting salary and benefits. FamlllarltywlthlBMPC ,5,74-3799..-.:' .:.'-;•'•':•,-;; ' : o your child V.'i or older. Full Our loading financial Institution Is expanding, We're look- • bonus paid for now subscriptions. ' : •"... congenial Surroundings. Ex- E.O.E. please send resume or for .Word Proc. helpful. cellent pay plan-and benefits. u. time or part time In my Spr- Ing for a number of Individuals with a varloty of talent to letter of application to P.O. LABORATORY ingfield hom^ Starting meet our mortgage banking needs, If. you havo proven, Call -241-9800 between MEEKER, SHARKEY FINANCIALGROUP ~" You'll like working -with us $250 Box90Allamuchy, N.J.07820. loam & 2 pm. —-•-•.'•. _ar.ound.6P£lll46i3M6 _ dovolopod customer service skills to Interact with a PHLEBOTOHISTS Please contact Debbie Gentlli SECRETARY J ~SBphlBttgafea custonwba5B~snd calculator experience"" -at-763-4567for-detalls;— COUNTERPERSON—BUsy- Posltlonsirfiavallable-l l-PM- Fth porson-with-tho-right— "EHPHJYHEHrWANTEO" dry*cleanlng"5toro"ln-Unlonr G O V E R N M eWTTCVS "7~PM~shlft~at~our-modern- -Pai't-Tlmo - background,__Socr.etajiy__to are avallablo to trainees others require corporate Must be mature mlndod, will- AIRCOOLED 1 background preferably In a financial Institution or com- $16,040- $59,230/yrrNowrHlr toachlng hospital. Excellent full tlme.oppbrtunity. Must have previous ox- President , of busy wholesale— i. FREE- Lance Proofreading Ing-^ to learn and people Ing. Call 805-687-6000 Ext. R porlencowlth IBM3741 Alpha-Numeric. . ;;-•- Office AUTOMOTIVE CORP. lumber company In Irvlngton. .and editing, superior work. parable education. Some positions also require prior mor- oriented. Full time, good tgage processing experience and/or typing skills. Atten- 1448 for current federal list. ' Organization, dictaphone, Excellent References. Call working conditions. Call ozz|e —3-WfrMlllburn-Avenuo memory writer, and good typ- • 964-1344,, after 3 p.m, tion to detail and organizational skills are required for all 686-4144. , •PART-TIME We offer a competitive starting saiary and excellent Com- Opportunities- —posltltlons.- -—'--'- . _-.— - ....- GAL/GUY FRIDAY- Varied panypald^beneflts. If Interested call Personnel: 277:8633. Maplewood, New Jersoy Ing skills a must. No stono. duties "include—greeting Znl|hb|MfWHli Are you a homemaker looking for a part-time |ob? Modern offlco with oasy going —-WOUtD'-you-liko to havo a DENTAL Asslstant-For bill- customers, taking Incoming If you aro "customer-oriented" and nave good ver- atmosphere. Full benefits. Polish housekeeper? Live In ing, Insurance forms and typ- phone calls, making small bal skills, wo have Ideal positions avallablo for you o? out; Personal, fcaro for the PROCESSORS Must bo experienced In all - . RESTAURANT Call Steve for appointment ing. CalU88-4330-UNION. sales, operating-register and phases of. phlebotomy. Com- working early evenings In our offices; Hours 6-9pm 373-1881. J_ elderly. Experience and light office work. Must have Monday through' Friday. Good starting salary, paid OPENINGS ', references. Call 964-B039, CUSTOMER SERVICE REPS DENTAL ASSISTANT- need- petitive: salary: and benefits/ 1»XUMUIT AVENUE* SUMMIT, NEW JERSEY 07901 stable record 6f employment Contact Personnel at '68M900, Training, Opportunities are available at the RCA ed part time/full; time for and be a competent typist. Service. Company Linden office. For-Immediate COMMITMENT CONTROL CLERKS modern office with young doc- ext,2200. .' Part time position avallablo HELP WANTED Benefits Include medical plan consideration, call Mr. Calvano at 486-2433, for day or evenings. SECRETARY SECRETARIES tor. Must have or be eligible and paid vacation. Call for ap- •.•,•"• . Equal Opportunity. Employer Detail orlontod, responsible for x-ray license, ' Excellent MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIST •WAITER 'WAITRESS ASSEMBLERS- Wood win- polntment-687-2250; 10 am - 6 MEMORIAL •FOUNTAIN'GRILL solf-startor needed for dlvor- dows and doors, carpentry ex- salary and benefits; Call Immediate full time day position In our Group practice- CLERK/TYPICTS „:./•:. : facility for a medical technologist; ASCP or ellgable. •DISHWASHER •HOST slflod duties. Requires ac- • perlenee-essentla I—Full-time^ >e-offer-competltlye-salar-y^nd4ufull.beneiU.packageJtu_ Marge 276 6652. . pm. curate-typlnor^No slunu. Guud Steady work. Salary open. All -^Previous experlencerand-praficlency-ln-all-phases--pf— ~ ~»MOSTESS eluding medical and tuition refund. For immediate con- DELIPerson-9 a.m.- 3 p.m., GAL- Friday, general office —HOSPITAL— laboratory procedures are required, we offer ancommer- -rTurn -your spare-tlmo^lnto 3418 Enterprise Road, Fort HOUSEkEEPER- Mature ^Td¥aT~cSndidafe" wlIfTbT Accurate typing skills re- RECEPTIONIST- needed In SALESFuiror part-time In spare cash at Cartoret ^~~Yo-houl Pierce, Florida. 33482 ; EITHER a. lourneyman or PART TIME-'Woar and show cial Trust Co. needs represen- quired (50 wpm) for billing Video Cassetto Confer. Posi- vendors and others In our Data Processing depart- person needed four hours per OFFICE(2) ••••"' FT/PT tatives to contact customers rapidly growing company Savlngs-NJs fastest growing ments. The hours for this position are 12 noon • 8PM, FLEX. HRS DAVSOREVES first class welder, pipefitter or ladles- fashions, $125, two department. Diversified with-typing skills, and ex- tions aval lablft for people look- financial organization, Your day, Afternoons. Cook and by. folophone for an ongoing Monday-Friday. • • ••••': • . ELECTRICIAN- Minimum 5 clean.for adult.famlliUCop: Busy Kenllworth office seeks millwright OR a first-class evenings. Call 322-7030, 756' duties, Pleasant telephone perience, operating a swlt Ing for a career with a fast enthuslam, ambition and way years experience. All phasos • lourneyman olectrlclah with 306B or 757-3477, ' ; customer service campaign, manner and neat appearance growing chain. Opportunity In roturn, we odor atfrctivo salaries, oxcelleht wages for right person. Moun bright persons to call back Position. Is locatd In Linden. chboard. References re with people aro all It takes to benefits Including medical/dental Insurance - of electrical work. Growing talnslde. Call 654-6911 after. customers to set up specific solid mechanical skills; a must. Hours B:30. • 5t Ex- quired. Contact Lauren at 245 for advancement. Call 686-0460 got you started. WeWeYebVi- company. 'Call 6B8-4903 Responsibilities .include In- PART-TIME- Tired of' pin- No previous experience re- cellont benefits. Salary open, ask fpr Manager educational: assistance and profit participation 8:00 P.M. or all day weekends. appointments. No selling. Call lulred.. Please call CINDY 5255, ..•••• ':"• . vonleht betwoen5'7pm. . ' stalling, maintaining.and ser- ching pennies? consider : Call 964-1714. ' . • plan. •' .;. "•: ' ... '.•• ' '•••'••' ' • .:. •• Scott, 241-2500, dally 3-7;. lOTT, 434 5100 Ext, 474. . EVENING HOURS If you'ro Intorostod In this opportunity, sond your-^- . vicing machinery, equipment, yourself solf-motlvated? Lot •RETAIL'SA.LES ;••; . : plus oxcellont starting ' resume. In confidence to: Mrs. Stern,' Dun 8< boilers and utility systems. .. World Odyssey Wicker/ Linen TELEPHONE SALES! salaries,- outstanding boneflts Bradstroot Operations, Porsonnol Department, 150- EARN $4.87 HR. HEALTH CARE OPPORTUNITIES Odyssey help you average COMMEROAt RECEPTIONIST/TYPIST: and oyery opportunity to ad- : We offer a good! starting $25.00 per hour.with' our uni- _i; FENDI-ROMA : Mount Airy Road, Basking Ridge, NJ 07920. . ; Wo.'need assistance ln J 46-PhysJclan HulU-SpwIilt* Gmip Pmtici, b now acttpUni If you havo a pleasant per: Earn a socohd Incomo or work. vancb professionally within salary, ful I benefits and oppor- que party plan. No deliveries, ® TRUST •,-• •;••• NOW INTERVIEWING full time, Flexlblo hours, com- evaluating and responding tp applications forth* Wlowlitf Idul opportunlfj**: . • 1 No experience necessary.- 750- sonallty, common sense, good this expanding organization. dally work reports submitted tunity.- to grow with an mission and bonus. Ex- - For Immediate consideration, ' Dun&Bradstrcct .. : established leader, Apply In 0311, . .'.• • •;'• •:•.••.••••• ... iEquaippptVEmp ' . . typing skills and If you are the by our agents throughout the Key Punch Operator F/T i kind of person who would like Full, part time evenings and porlonco necessary. Call 673- call Leslie Prlng at: . Operations, ' state. No experience person, Monday-Friday, 3;00- ;,.•• ,- M/FTH/V- weekend positions avallablo B905. or write Father Peter, 5;00, or call Personnel for an PART TIME- Typist,.. Union to work hard for our. company necessary) Paid to complete Lab Assistant/PhlebotomistF/T •ART TIME- Clerk typist, and our customers then you're for experienced salespeople In Franciscan Fathers, ,161, appointment. ' area, Send* name .and our Europoan Boutique (201)346-1515 .BSffi training. Work at home, For telephone "number to:: ery good typing skills, spoil- forCsH . • ', ••..•••..•• •.• ••.• Ropubllc-Street, Clnn., OH AnC<|uttOr|Mjilunilv.i:ni|iluvi'i M'I'.'II.'V Information send self- Medical Records File Clerk F/T ^^ ng and grammer. Some located at the Mall In Short 45210. , . •'- addressed stamped envelope 353-WOO»«l,253 Classified Box 4410, County Hllls.N.J. References, r.o Medical Records File Clerk P/T 11 PM • 7 AM Leader Newspapers, 129.1. cnowledge of word processing We will train you to operate CARTERET- 9W> Inches long to: AWGA, ALCAN lelpful but' not—necessary. quired, _ , '.'•'. TYPIST- Full time, congenial -CLERICAL. -$14,5D0- C^M^dUlftKAat±XtN -Dept. • Er Box 49204, Atlanta SltAvJMMi thn WP Systnm we sell to use small-otflce,-wlll.conslder_soin^: 1 jg =lox)ble hours' in- a proles^ In your work. This Is a,n ex- (201)467-2727 OPERATOR- An excellent op- GA.30359, • •"••... Powdtre IPI|rti«nti slonal engineering firm, Apply In person mcono roturnlng to work . GO FOR IT!!" PART TIME- Person for typ- collontr opportunity In an ox- force, -Send name and Whon you're banking to win portunlty for someone with at Medical Transcribers FT/PT ing and'general office work Mease call 379-6699 between A ma|or Corporation IsJook- least one year of experience. In citing' Inaustry with a fast telephone number to: ing for several people for It's FULL TIME-OffIce position with area trade association. i30am-Jpm, Equal oppty omp M/F/H/V receiving, sending and relay- available In fine lowolry store. Nursing Clerk P/T ,90V Lehigh Avenue growing, friendly; small com- Classified Box. 4410, County plush headquarters location. Ing mdssaoes,radio com- : Union, N.J. 07083 Call964-6211, ,•••'•."• .••'•' pany. :. ; RN-PARTTIME Loader Newspapers,. 1291 If you cap type 30-35 wpm and Great atmosphere and munications,' relaying and benefits,' Experience. helpful Parking bt Attendant P/T Equal Oppty Emp.M/F PART TIME- Need extra StuyvosantAve., Union, 07083. you enjoy performing a varie- recording complaints, Must be For appolntmonrcail,272-0400. Allorglst's offices. Union and ty of clerical duties, this op- but not necessary. We will Receptipitlsts FT/PT cash? Earn S30.OOO part time, PART TIME SALES Livingston-* reas—Will-train CLERK TYPIST familiar with teletype and train. Apply In person only, no Interference with your pro-, TOWNRopresontaflve-Unlon, portunity. Is for you. Groat computer oriented equipment; CPT Of NEW JERSEY ' special techniques. Call 992- Sprlngflold. Part time days,-, To advance to secretarial benefits, advancement and Mrs Hpnt or Mr, Sedges, Registered Nurse F/T -OF.EICE—CLERK.—Gtowlng- sent occupation, Flexible position. Full time. Good typ- Must be able to learn functions hours, .will- train, . car. .alos position available In fine 4171, .'•'., •:: $200 weekly. No experience. SSK.Callnow. • •::• ay Jowi W« oflir KCtlUflt uUriM plus eompwyui local manufacturing company Welcome to our Town Inc., ing and phone skills. Some of various communication necessary. Call Vera 672-7316, owolry store. Pleasant at- '•• HCommorce'Drlvo REAL ESTATE SALES REP- Short Hills', NeN w Jersey,, seeks general office clerk.. v 251-8725, previous banking business ex- THE GENUS CORP. equipment also must be able (wlM«m lllta^«IIP»l^f4 between 9am-5pm.-'. . mosphore and groat benefits. Cranford, NJ 07016 '••. Union county sales positions perience a plus. Call THo 24WMo«itAw; to pass police training course. GOVERNMENT-Jobs $16,040- Duties include light typing, Must Ilko working with people -customer- servlce-and-reeord r available In new rental dlvl< TUMBLING/INSPECTION- Union ConteriNatlonal Bank, "Gbod^startlng-salary-,-and $59,JJ0 year. Now hiring. Call PART~TlME~traundromat/-: Mfflexlblo and the willingness slbnTThe Sky's The LlmltlEx ;Ul benefits package. Call 68B-2B00 ' keeping, Please contact Mr, to learn. Apply Inperson only, SHOW; LISA- Costume Clean and deburr smallparts." Personnel Department, 6BB 805-6B7-6000, ext. R-4991 for dry cleaning attendant, after- Jewelry. Fr'eo demo kit, No In- perlence proforrod, cal M7-50OO Ext.12. . ••••••; '. "•.'• Maltlno,- confidential, Sharon BARCLAY JEWELERS, The, Varrled workr-- Johnson 9500, between the hours, 9 current federal list. .".;,* 1» SUMMIT AVKNUe*Omut noons 2-6pm. New and plea- vestment. High commissions, Welchort Rentals, Inc. 232 a,m.-4:30. EOE. Concepts, .1831 Burnett Ave.., sant surroundings. Union Short Hills;; Short Engineering, 52 Commerce Mall at Call 325-3022, . ' ". . 9401. .;•••' Street, Springfield. 467-8500". r Union, 964-1900, •'.•••.• : area. 227-3579, .'•'..:• -.." ,.'• Hills. BqUinion Countyeiassified Call-636^7700 HOME GAMES Feb. 2 vs. New York Islanders Feb. 13 vs. Montreal Feb. 6 vSjJEdnaflttton i=eb.J6-«s.:pittsburgh RMChihg buer .70 000 .'rpiifters-ip'the UtiiOfi LP.irter Sprinqfield LP.icipr Mount.imsiOP i'.Ao Call 935-3900 For Ticket InfoTmalion and game times. KPnilworthlP.idPr Thp Spectntor'ui RO'SPMP 11 RO<;PIIP p.irk ,incl thp Lin'ctPn LP.ICIPT^ All UO.OO seats; Available for.»5.00to youngsters under 16, pay ol Game, at Arena Box of lice.

PAINTING SLIPCOVERS-DRAPERIES UPHOLSTERY FOR SALE WANTED TO BUY HOUSE FOR SALE APPLIANCES 6MMGE DOORS 5 HOME IMPROVEMENTS INCOME TAX RETURN CUSTOM- SLIPCOVERS, ANY LIONEL, FLYER, INCOME TAX- Federal and ' DRAPERIES AND RE- LINDEN-LOW taxes.* EX^ METROPOLITAN DOOR CO1 . BOBTERRETt IVESANDOTHER APPLIANCE BUSTERS Residential, commercial; ' KEN'S FLOOR State, prepared In your homo UPHOLSQTERY. Guaranteed JG UPHOLSTERY 7 HOMES - cellent oportunlly to ac- FREE ESTIMATES Salos, Repairs 8, Installed or mine. Call ELMER- V.' PAINTING CONTRACTOR workmanship. Your fabric or Any style kitchen chain ' TRAINS qulro 2 family dwolllng. 2 I;-'----:'--.- Service & Parts Department INSTALLATIONS ZELKO, 686-0058. Interlor/Extei"lor ours; • 36 .years exporlenco, WANTED _ Top prlcos paid, car garago, full basomont, Washers/Dryors/Rofrlg./- • -All Work Guaranteed"\ formerly at STEINBACH'S. '.reeowftd •'•••' ' 635-2058 2 bedroom apartments, llv- ¥ ••/• - ' FULL TIME TEMPORARY Freezers d/w,a/c and heating Automatic & radio control •CARPETING Rtuphbbtwinfofbin' To display now Insulated •;. door openers. JEWELERS 20 Yrsi Exp. Fully Insured Discount for Senior Citizens. vinyl siding made by EX- "Tflffroom, dining room, kit- General secretarial duties will Include typing, filing, ; •TILE Special Discount for Seniors COMM.&RES. Freeestlmatos. Fully Insured FREE shop at homo, service. : .booths and couches . XON CORPORATION. ' ctio/lz-latge^back-porchFof^ phone communication, travel arrangements and word . -374:2270—- i- •.. Call-Walter Cantorat757-6655rj ._BOOKSi _flclency_kllchen^-oll-heat^ processing. 5 days, hours flexible. To be considered please | All Work Fully Guaranteed • ••!-• • 241-5550 -^ -NEWJERSEY |=-New;Eoam;RubbBCii:! 'QDanTied^iomes wlTI~ Wo Buyand Soll.Book! -sendTBSDmerwlttrsalary"hlsTory to Dept. D.w. or stop by recoivo nugo discounts. 321 PARK AVE., PLFD. Contact~Prod Allon Agon-, |-24U3367-Or-B62=0140.24-Hrs." iltrDlscoDn' - •NEW-YORK PICK-UP 4 DELIVERY NO MONEY DOWN. cy, Broker for this and -and-fll|-out-arrappllcatlon~botwoon"9AM''3PM—Celanese No|bbteoTil|"ofjm.ir •ANTWERP FALL SPECIAL-Palntlng. 1 TIUWORK- PL4-3900 other excellent buys, 925— summit Technlcafcenter, 86 MORRIS AVE,, SUMMIT, DIAMOND SETTING : Family exterior or Interior, •• . AVAILABLE • •• • • ioo% • 0202 pr 486-8024_ N.J. 07901. Equal opportunity EmplpyorM/F, • : 375 and up, 2 family; >475. tAST COAST TILE 'FINANCING' orlg. Recyclors Scrap CARPENTRY- EXPERIENCE CALL 661-1006 EXTRAODINAIRE , 1001 Vaxhall Rd.v Unjon .:-V, Call: . Metal BOOKKEEPER MANUFACTURING Rooms, hallways, offices, '35 and up. ..Also carpentry; CONTRACTOR ...MAXWEINSTEIN G.GREENWALD ' Will keep your books, up to SPECIAL ORDERS TILE ;•• REPAIRS 286-2477. UNION- Absolutoly stunn- Carpenter Contractors " OFFICIALG.I.A. leaders and gutters. Very 686-5953 • And Sons.. ing 4-bedroom, 116 baths, date, dally,: weekly or :b; l SPECIAL I ST-,bathroom '.:.' SINCE 1920 - Air typo repairs, remodeling, weekly basis: • MAKE OLD IMPORTER' reasonable. Free estimates. 1 maintenance free colonial ELANESE F-Ully InsOred. 374-5436/7&1 remodeling contractor, MISCELLANEOUS 2426 Morris Ave., Union kitchen, porches, enclosures, • Call: 935-7729 ' APPRAISER beautiful countor_t«p_tlle-ln— FIREWOOD Dally 8-5 Sat. , In Washington school area. cellars, attics.: Fully insured; CEILINGS 5511, ••:•; : • ••;• ' ... • ; • stallatlons, floors, walls, back APACHE-Solld state 1971 Split and seasoned Hardwood 8:30-12'»86-8236 Living room, ultra modern estimates glvon 68B-2984. GUTTERS HEADERS camper, slqfins_8,..lce. box, One year old, full cordl kitchen with largo dining Small lobs: ' INTERIOR 8, EXTERIOR splash, bathrooms, beauty you area attached, : family heater, stove, sink, canopy, .•.••• CALL: ,• NEW SKI SETTING CO. Painting. Leaders 8. Gutters. cannot Imagine. Free cst, We Wanted For Cash room, enclosed, porch, full WE TRAIN GUTTERS'LEADERS .•SHEET ROCK : 905 Mountain Ave. Free estimates,. Insured, strive on perfection, call 351- screen house. EXcellontcondl 636-0278 or 583r5B85 : OLD BOOKS & STAMPS CARPET CARE 8836. . ,, tlotu. Garage kept,- Call 748 ORIENTAL RUGS . basement, 2 car detached For in Exciting Cinwr in -•DRAINS •; •SUSPENDED' '* Springfield, New Jersey Stephen Deo. 233-3561, ,. FOR-SALE PR. of beautlfu garago. Close to moss Throughly cloanod PLASTER :•: 376-8881 . 4808 after 6 P.M. $3500, ANTIQUES round glass-top .cocktail Private Buyor-224-6205 transportation (40 mlnufos •Flushed-.' •PATCHING •: :.; or37«-B680, ...-_:_.. JSE PAINTING CONTRAC tables- new condition »25>pr ADVERTISING SUPERIOR CARPET t TOP< Ri »" of—Union. FRANK FlEA MARKETS I'pMpfa. Cd -AND- apl_ close to schools, shopping portunlty for male/female to loin newspaper, advortlslng UPHOLSTERY' Oinnitgr (juaiirvWork, HILBRANDT BIG-. Indoor Flea Markdt, tablos and coffeo tablo. Need PETS and ma|or highways'. Call staff. Some background proforrod but not necessary. . CLEANERS •FREE ESTIMATES Reasonably priced. Interior, Specializing In all type Rosollo Catholic High School some roflnlshlng $75/set. Cal for further Information. •PROMPT SERVICE ' 824-7600 DOLLY MADISON- - Exterior, , -commercial, ceramic tile and stall showers. DOG FOR SALE- Pedigree Must have car for local selling. Salary plus benefits. Call: l Roomi..;.$ls.oo KITCHENS-Buy direct from .". Rarltan , Road, Saturday 686-3036, after 6 P.M. !_ 2.Roomsormoro..,$14.25 'FULLY INSURED -"Afters P.M. Residential. Free estimates. Repairs • Remodeling February 8,9am-5pm. cockor Spanlol with papers, •:•;• Mark.Melso factory and save. FREE Fully Insured. 276-2181. • . Rogroutlng. KITCHEN SET-Complete Sovon months old. Lovoable. KIAMIE AGENCY INC. par room, CALL EDDIE AT: 228-4965. ESTIMATES, Route 22 Spr- j4tllBtff684 —ULSoulh-Avo-East 686-7700— 272-8497. . . JllflIlfiJriJZfc60Z0I' "' :' ' _K._SCHREIHOBER-Ealntlng Freo Estimates '- I DEALERS- Inrtonr, Sunrlny hnHrnntVi- tWoUblft bbodd for Intorvleyv . 'HEATING- -Interior, 'exterior^ Free T=ully [nsurod^ February 9th, '9am-4pm, couchh, 2 2 chrome don chairs, Cranford, NJ 07016 estimates, Insured. 687-9268, 272-5611 P.A.L,, :285 Union Avo. 7rV' Tiffany leaded glass kitchen 276-2100 TELEMARKETING/ CLEAN UP SERVICE RMA GENERAL JAN'S KITCHENS INC. 687-3717, eves, weekends. : Ington. Sponsored by People fixture, lawn mower, baby SUPERVISOR- and sollctors. INSTRUCTIONS ^ CONTRACTOR CUSTOM KITCHENS AT .for Animals, Call 688-3757 or stroller. 654-8693. .. . LOW COST RENTALS Average $5-$7 por hour,-6pm ;•,:.;••. DJL •••- SMbtik *BBthroomTllo*Klthcons STOCK CABINET PRICES TREE SERVICE 374-1073. .. v, 9pm, salary plus bonus; 964 v 'Basement and Attics* ' MOPED- Puch Magnum XK • Neutering fev ' "RENTAL"- Let us ront your TUTORING,- -,,- -^CLEANING" S AND ./•'• European fc.Traditiona l cbn- EASTER BOUTIQUE- St Groat condition; looking/ homo or apartment for you. 9300, ' ; 'General Ropalrs* cepts. Featuring the Dorwdod NO JOB TOO By AWT SCIENTIST - SERVICE SON . - •^New Construction* Michaels School, -1212 Kelly running, 4k.mllos, $275. Sanyo CibtDop We screen throughly, you ap- Commercial or residential. Custom,Cabinetlilne. .-• • • DXT 60 Storeo, AM/FM Including pregnant pots prove. NO foe to landlord, Experienced teachqr. *Aleratlons*Renovatlons* -,. Call Jan at 647-6556 ALMOYEA Street;- Union, School Hall, PHYSICS/! MATH/ MATH Excellent References. Free •OIL COMPANY ' FULLY INSURED".- BIG -March-16,-9am-6pm, Dealors Cassette, with turntable and ^ For Information call: SUBURBAN RENTAL, 381- TYPIST. PART TIME— Heating oil For.a Free In Home-Estimate. spqakers, $75. Call Mike 687' 7894, • '. • . ' • . • • Estimates.'" •.,.'. •• • : TREE SERVICE $15 per table. Those Interested Can help with any problems. Sales+Servlce CALL: 484-5527 ' ORTOO call Gall 964-6926 after 4pm. 7302. . • Animal Alliance • Are you an experienced typist . Resaonable Rates. •• V/- • CALL •':]' '•• Oil Burners ' '•• MAINTENANCE STORE-For RohTFUfeon feet who Is willing to learn word • -. . Repairs Complete Tree Care FlRST-p.resbytorlan church NATURAL BEEFI- Succulent . Welhw by- 50- foot-201-205 Parker SMALL LtiiueofNJ. ——processing and would not be 241-4239.-.—: -Installations. . Froe'Estlhfiates Indooryoutdoor flea market', N,J.-grown Black Angus Boof Road, • Maplowood. Call B72-- • overwhelmed by a busy adver- 233-6210 Prompt Emergency Service. WINDOW CLEANING Insured ^Landscape Design corner of 5th and Chostnut, at farm prices. NATURAL- WEEKDAYS 9am-5pm 2145. . . tising staff piling work oh your Budget Plans Available; KITCHENS A BATHS • Shower stall.'cloanfcd Roselle,-Saturday>—February RAISED, NO Steroids, ad- '. desk? Can you answer many GEM PROFESSIONAL Automatic Delivery. . Slate floors reflnlshed ' ' CALL PETE: •Tree * Slump 8, 8:30am' to 4:30pm. Collec- ditives or antibiotics ever add- phono calls politely and han- SERVICES OfFERED CLEANING SERVICE '- CustomKitchin*tBaths tibles apd floa market dealers, ed to seedr Raised on puro 574-3981 APARTMENTS TORRENT "Service, that sparklos & • '!-• '•• 6*7-2919 r -• bui.dersNeW!lomecl("ined!or dle ottior office duties? Call AtAffordiblePricM 558-9376 Removal bake table", snack bar, grainy sweet >hay. Prime? (also lower rates with proof of 'APARTMENTS"- Wo havo . Shines". Residential/- : refreshments*; free parklhg«- tender & delicious I Best moat us, we want to hire you. Flexl- HOME CLEANING Commerlcal, "We Clean As If Choose Froni puf LargeLIno .: 2CH-857-1747V ; -—afterrSp.m' PAINTING, • certain fed. qr state Assist. available apartments and bio hours. Call 351-4666. 1 o' Hardwood 8, Formica ' 6O9-588-0193 . •Crane Rentals free admissions*. Most Inside you ever.tasted. Government Prog.) • homos In oxcel lent areas In al I FofP«op1«OnTh«Go. , Tr ' our own".. FrSe = AND ..,• spaces sbld'Outsldo. Advance Inspectod. Quarters or sides "Specl.UyOfTheHouM." estimates/fully Insured, call cabinets.-, • • .• .,.-.. WALLPAPERING rontal amounts. F«o after ron: WAITERS-Waltresos, busper. vo r MOVING I STORAGE •Contracting spaces available, 245-7300. available. Delivery available. tal, SUBURBAN RENTALS. sons; kitchen holp. Full or part Programs Designed By r «"ndows with Neat Clean Work J1.7Olb. Call Glonvlow Farm. REAL ESTATE 381-7894. time, call sprlngburn Manor. YOU ftWtal. clear plastic-many —AMERICAN RED BALL •'••< Call: 832-Z122, . . MOOR E'S-BUIIdlng FREE ESTIMATES - ,' 687^4447 INDOOR-Flea Market. Sun- .'687-4200..'." .'.•'•• •—' .TbMeet: kinds soft and hard plastics, Local & worldwide movers. SPECWCULAR day February, 16, 9:30-3:30. ALL • CASH-Pald for any ELjZABETH-666' Salem Maintenance Service Inc. plexlglas-lucltecuttoslze. ' FUUYINSURED home, 1-10 families. 2 weeks YOUR Janitorial-Service/Floor wax; Red "carpet service to - Firewood Sale Tables $10. Admission free. PRICE. Warl Flashing arrow AvonUo.i clean 1 bedroom —~ Ne'edsl FLORIDA, Agent UNIVERSI- Boys 8. Girls Club of Union, signs $2991 Lighted, non-arrow closing, no obligations.- Essox apartment, heat, gas and INSTRUCTIONS WaridofPlMtlcJ ,; %4f TY Van Lines. 276-2070, .1601 -^ WILLIAM E. Going On 1050 JoanettoAVe, Union. 687- $279. Unllghted$229. (Free lot- and Unlan counties: Approved water suppllod. .Nice, quiet Building "Maintenance, Rug W. Edgar Roadr Linden. PC contractors. Mr. Sharpo, 399- neighborhood. $440 per month. GUITAR- Lessons. Any style 2451945 cleaning. lnsured>63-0913.. : Route No. 1, Elliaboth I 7$2-8045 torsi) only few left. See local "'808. Realtors. In guitar by-professional ^Executive 8.Profosslbnal -'• 355-1216 .•.•:.;.. .-.-.. •00102. ,.•••..•' O BAUER ly. 1(800) 42*0163, anytime. • 58J2683 1: guitarist. Accepting limited NOW! Hoimecaro/lnc. HOME IMPROVEMENTS ^PROFESSIONAL nit SALE- REFRIGERATOR-GE, 13.6 MADISON- Spacious 1 amount of: students 'how.. Fully Insured -•.-'• DRIVEWAYS 5 964-5223 fUlmltqd Quahtlty-Flrsfcomil •GUITARS avallablerDon-RIc-- ~~ BERBERICK&SON cubic foot, good working con- GOVERNMENT-HOMES, bedroom garden apartment. SEAL-A-DRIVE- Save Your Expert MOVING & STORAGE PAINTING First serve Basis only l. BEAUTY Shop ^equipment, From $1,00 (Uropalr) also Renovated kitchen, hoat, hot c|at 687-4763 or 851-9520. ". . N&J " SUMPfUMP stations, dryers, chairs, dition, 4 yoars old. Asking MAINTENANCE Driveway. Make.it look better at low cost. Residential, Com- •Interior Painting .. • manicuring tablos, 3 shampoo $225. Call 851-2996. . delinquent tax property, Call wator and a/c Included. Pack- Commorlcal 8. Industrial and last longer, by having a hrmerclalrShttre Trips. Local 8. •Paperhanglng unlts-and sinks. Call 379-9811 805-687-6000, GH-4991 for Infor- ing available, convenient to HATHTUTOR Joal-A:DrJve Application, call BARTHS ; DOUBLE PROTECTION Long Distance. No lob too •Home & offices 2451919 SOFAand two matching mation. .• .• Now York Transit. $740 per Ovor 25 Years Toachlng • Cleaning or 233-6877. :. ' .' .' Commercial & Residential 273-8588 For Free Estimate. Free Estimate 272-8768 small. 298-0882. Uc00210.,•; •., •insured chairs, light beige', volvet. month. 822-2914 after 5pm, High School/College CONTRACTING INC. UNION , 964-4942 RIDE TREE SERVICE- All Good condition. $100.00. call JS-your Mortgage over 13%? Algebra! through Calculus Floor Waxing Rooms. 'Additions •Kitchens INCOME TAX RETURN 5 roe problems taking care of. COMMODORE-Duslnoss com 272-3553 DON'S-MOVING AND puter 'system Includes 8032 964-1980. - -TlmotoRoflnance? For rates ROFE5SIONAL Woman- To .761-7038 ELECTRICIANS 5 •Baths •Doors (IntorlorA STORAGE. (The Recom- Reasonable. Evenings 467- and Info, call ART, 4990278. share 4'/j room apartmont oxtorlor) Replacement Win- computer,. 8050: dual • disc 687-0492 BvAnnt. Onlv mended Mover) Our 25th ROOFING 1 SIDING D075 :FroeEsllmates: , •-. drive, 4022, 80 CPM matrix T-SHIRTS/H^ts with same. Private entrance, MATH TUTOR SERVICE " CAREER ^ dows .Attics •Basements •• , Year. PC 00019. 375 Roseland close to transportation. $250.00 Sheoirock ...•Codings (All Michael boRoberis-FTnanclS printer, mannes'man .tally /Sweats WANT-to buy.housos whero Specializing In general math, plahner-Tax Consultant. Exr RUace, Union. 687-0035.' high snood 160 CPM hoavy du custom silk Screen printed for month plus Vi utilities. One algobra and-geometi'VMn+yodt- COUNSELING SPURR ELECTRIC .types, Fully • Insurod).- Free • -"• :'• PAGE ROOFING TELEVISION SERVIC- clubs, teams, businesses, ho sollor will take monthly month security; call 241-4433' estimates. All work perlence Income tax prepara- •NewRoofs ty matrix printer, software paymonts for. their equity. homo, Reasonable ratesr call Do you need help finding NEWAND tion In the convenience of your PAUR all manuals,. dlsketts and. schools, Call "YOUR TOPS", alter 7 p.m. and weekends, a |pb? Are you thinking of guaranteed. . OI 0> IRA •Hotorcold .• ••:.''' REPAIRING/SERVICING Call 687-1425. davs, 5741391i9-5. 687:3956, '. • ALTERATION WORK •«i P . •••' 'Si Kooughs,- tMoE more, Best, reasonable offdr. 379TI439r ••....••'. ; a .career change? Wutual Funds, Investments. •Commerlcal and Private OPrALL Rpsumos that got Inter- speclallilng In Recessed 98*5959 '-.-• Formely of .-''Yale Avenue, •Patching . , MAKES & MODELS 761-0552, 'PIANO/DRUMS/GUITAR/- Hillside: Local and long UNION TICKETS N E¥o-'/Mor-fga'go" ""Monoy ? BASS-Dogreod professional to vlows. How to unlock the lighting and service changing. • •Shingle Work- TV's, Stereo's, Cess,, DesRsT ROSELLEPARK , hlddon. |ob market. For dlstartco moving, VCR's,. Port Radios, High 2022 Morris Ave FHA-VA, Conv., Arms. No In- teach In your home. All styles. • Licensed a insured • Call for Free Estimates Union, Now Jorsoy come verification avail. Com- Beginners to advanced. I .appointment call Mrs. CPA-On call; No more long PM0O177 • . 824-6275 Power Recelvers,;Hlgh.powor COLFAX MANOR NoJobTooSmall . HOME IMPROVEMENTS& 688-7768. . ' DRAPES/2 SETS 851-2880 ootltlve ratna. East_com>. Thoory/Cpl'lftgo Prep; V Lornor 564-8137, • ••', .. . 851-9614 .-••-• MASONRY WORK- NO JOB linos and high prices, Havo Amplifiers. I will pick- up_8.. Twisted Sister . 3VfRM7A7cXPT.$6H Reasonable Rates. 289-6653. your federal and statert 19;5VauxhallRd. Union. _._ WILLIAMH^VEI-T—- dollvorrFREETOTCV mltmonts.Call ART,4990278. ' ] BR, A/C APT. $725 —TomLangrnaack;—•— TOO SMALL,. FULUY. IN- Roofing — rSeamloss Gutters,'I Dakkon -SURED.CALL; PAT86rS424- d RITTENHOUSE call Anytime. 687-1425, •Bill Cosby ro Jogging Track and Day/- ACCOUNTING" Free Estimates. Own work. Mlto—Tennis—coiir-tv Deluxe RICK GAWLOWSkl- Of your homo - MOVING . Injured. Since 1935,241-72457-H •Jamos Brown • reasonable r Wall to wall with rod: , One pair •Pro Wrestling ROSELLEPARK Eat-In kitchen w/dlshwasher. Union, you have won N.J,' YOU CAN EARN PROFIT ENCESSalos, repair &: In- Low cost movlrtg by :ex^ Green and white, one pair Devils tickets, ploaso call 686- •..'!. FROMOUR stallatlon of wooden fences, cltlions. discbunts, call perlencod men, Call 241-9791 ->N..Y. Rangers FERNMAR REALTY WALK TO TRAIN/20 minutes KITCHEN REFACING Leonard'Llotta CPA, for ap. for free estimate. . . •.•', green and gold, also pair of N.Y.Knlcks . . Ponn Station NYC. Free hoat^- 7700 within one wook to claim rXPERlENCE. (stockade, split -rail), call • . ••••.•• .•!. v a. ••' •• -rr' .••• TYPING SERVICES custom made satin green with Buying or Soiling Personal & Buslnoss Gary, 925-1B3B,: polntmont. 964-1738. water & parking. Export your tickets. . BATHROOM REMODELING festooned top and a single gold WRINGER- WASHING Realtor . 241-5885 taff on promises, l month Consultant . ; Additions & Extensions; ODD JOBS RUBBISH REMOVAL drapo with fostponed top, Best 31W, WestfloldAve; •Accounting PROFESSIONAL . MACHINE. EXCELLENT security. No tee; pots. Colfax Specializing In All Carpentry TAX* ACCOUNTING offer, xall-687-2383, after 6 CONDITIOJLCALL687-7071. ' Roselle.Park Avo;Wrat Rosello Avo. W,. "^Bookkeeping HOME HANDY MAN v'.-i • '•• TYPIST ••-.••.' •.'•• p;m, .- •,'•..•.••:.-' '•• '.• • :. "'. •.'' TUTOR ING'Llconsod, 6x- Work Concroto Laying a RUBBISH REMOVED ION 245-7M3 •Tax roturri preparation GARAGE DOORS- Repairs.\. :-\. ,..:.:. •-. • ^SESERVICES Painting, paporhanglno, Resumps, Dissertations, porjencod teacher with •Tax planning . ••5 carpentry & odd lobs, cleanv All furniture wood «< metals Statistical Tables, Letters; EMERSONS.tereb- with WANTED TO BUY Master's Degree In special ; RAGE Individual f •Investment review . °* , DOORS installodi UP5, No |ob too small, 964-880». taken away; Attics, Thoses; Term Papers, Legal speakers, almost _&oWj_5ofa IUMMITj!_l_bedroom-garden- education will help your child 'Business problom solving ..basements Si-garage cleaned,- . OLD cracksA ipartmont, now kitchen and to achieve. Learning disabled garago, extensions, ropalrs a : and" Medical—Transcripts? "bod; "Kitchen, faBlo, .formica ippl|ancos. Heat & hot water DRW. ABDALLAH »"- sor.vlco,-.6lectrlo-pporatorsW& __CON$TRUCTIONCO,/ Lj/iP,A.CANTY-C;P,A - opDSJOBS Reasonable rates,~- Reasonable Rates. Call Eileen top, 45x27, docoratlve living POCKET WATCHES "-eolleoo-students-can-alstrbe" . ••: • 753-0A1S "•••r •ViK.M, DUTHIErcV 11 included. Walking distance to 85I-9578or- "dip , controls. STEVEN'S g oc'rlcal work.'celllnofans 325-2713 228-7928 • 964-1793. . ;•'. . : room lamp. Call 371-9002 or Highest cash paid, also parts. helped. Call 763-7889 any timer 761-9246 OVERHEAD QOOR, 24V0749. , •••••• ..• '••• or'• ••• -.•••' ^WeLo»d«NotYou" ,. 371-9003, anytlmo. , . Union,9641224. , .. • •• Realty Realtors.- 688-4200 NJow York Transit. $650 per '•' 7S3-935B' ':' .' - month. 273-4458. • ••'•••• • . APMmiENTS FOR RENT WANTED TO RENT Public Notice- WOtnEfcD A3 year utcr -GXITA6E Wantod-CTnW -Poblic-NoHce- woman rents upstairs of home aroa, 2-4 car. Must be secure. UNION COUNTY BOARD OF CHOSBN FREEHOLDERS . RESOLUTION N0.U.U .BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that a copy of tn» repretentallon of perton who may by com- In Springfield. One bedroom, Call 688-9121 •» ..---. ••• • - this Reulullon be. published according to law »V^ hegoverning body and shall be advertised: ntllracTtaa psychiatric Institution whou utlle ,,,NOW. THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by wllhlnlendoldaysoflltpassage. S one living room, private within ten (10) days ot Its passage. " ment Is lound to be In Union County, for the h WHEREAS, there.exists a .„ _,„.. I hereby certlly the above to be a true copy of a «B»«rdblCboten Freeholders ol Ihe County ot I hereby eerllly the above lobe a true copy of a , bathroom, uso of large eat-In slonsl servlot to provide dental tervlcet to the period of Jinuary 1,1M1 through December 311 ""'on that Rabbi Jacob Rubenttein, l*» New reulutlon adopted by the Board of Choien BUSINESS OPPS. Union County Jallt'a maximum of-three'nourt reulullon adopted by the Board iM-TSmnr •?**,{n the turn ot not to exceed »t,37S,oo per. kitchen and laundry equip Freeholders of the County of Union on the date j h Church street, Rahway, New Jersey ONUS, Is io per week on lite, emergency consultations when ' >TiDnTn/,and - .- ' *.. ', •• , ment. One parking spot. above mentioned.." . > .. j 1 hereby . awarded a contract to provide the a little dough . necessary, n complete assessment of equipment WHEREAS, the Local Public Contracts Law' necessary religious tervlces and individual County Attorney . v - 2 LINGERIE SHOP- Consistent County Attorney Quiet doad ond street. Heat needs and Inventory, supplies, development of a requires that a Reulutlon authorlilng the awar counselling when requested to-the'Jewlth In' DavldJ. Itunman . LJ growth In preferred location. denial records keeping system* written report at David J.lsunman * . . '' : hot water and electric Includ ding of a contract for professional un/lces males at the Union County Jail tor the year load; A C r C Opportunity for 2 ambitious to the scope ol .services which' can be provided In " e "w ihoul competitive bidding" must be passed and •'•...-„•.*. 03060 Focus, Jan. M, ,«f""" ' " """' »» '« ' ed. $350 per month. Call (212) women. Good numbers. Reply (he Jail; and • ' • bytHegovernlngbodyandthallbeadverllsed: ' (FeV:t33.M) O 315-4955. (Fa«:t».lS) BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that Ihe Coun Classified Box 4413, County WHEREAS, Dr. Chl-Tew Lin, DMD1 3 NOW. THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by IV Manaoer and Clerk ol this Board be and they i Z Aquarius Cf.. Abt.< 17, South.Somervllle,>New • the Board of Choun Freeholdert ol the county of aro hereby auhorlied lo execute said contract Loader Nowspapors, 1291 Jersey 06876,. has agrred to; provide the UNION COUNTY BOARD OF CHOSEN Union that Donald T. Smith, Esq.. no Eat UNION COUNTY BOARD 6F CHOSEN C UPPER IRVINGTON-Four stuyvesant Ave., Union, 07083,' necessary dental tervlcet at outlined above and FREEHOLDERS .:, , RESOLUTION-NaU-B. , Jeruy Street, Elliabelh, New Jersey 07301, Is > nlVCD1 0lflI FREEHOLDERS RESOLUTION NO.M 94 Z nice rooms. Hoat and hot hereby awarded a conlract to provide the rop.Vnd can make thall also have th# responsibility of hiring the Kfa'iJ T URTHEpVR RE.SOLVED-tha't Ihe rale of WHEREAS, there elilttt a need lor'profet~0 water - supplied. Near LINDEN-Marvolous beauty technician with Ihe advice and consent of the: WHEREAS, there exiilt a• ntStlvpnSt- neceiury legal urvlcesaloremenlloned; and lJ5;Q0.Per.week whon the services are provided, slonal tervlces to provlde-urvlces to facilitate Z transportation. 3 Elmwood Director ol Public' Safety for the period tlonal tervlcei to provide prosthetic and orthotic DE IT FURTHER RESOLVED thalTheCogn and nol lo exceed 11,000.00 lor the year 1»M be oroup therapy lor victims ol rape and Incest at n parlor buslnoss.-wlth oqulp- February 1,19U through December 31,1986 and "rvlcM to the pallenti at John E. RunrtelU ly-Manaoer and Clerk of tnlt ooard be and they charged to Account No, 001 • 130 ill 13 31' and l"e,Union County Rape Crisis Cenlercand . n Terrace. See Superintendent ment, $15000. AcLnow, call In the turn of not to exceed 16,875,00 fotihr year_ riotpiiaijpand • - • are herebyaulhorlted to execute said contract 1986, wherein pafl~ol~Ihli salary thalt be" BEMTFURTHER RESOLVED that a Copy of' WHEREAS, Esther K.Goldenbero.ACSW, HI c after-3;00 P.M. , ... Harmony Realty, 964-8850, —rWHEREA5^-w»Hllald-0ra«—4H-Centr»l —uponapproval by the County counul't Olllce lor this Resolution be publlthed according ™!aw —Shacktmaxon-Drlve—Wesltleld,—New-Jersey—=Z~ distributed upon the discretion of Dr. Lin to a . lhealoreuldproecl;and . . OIOM.Jiatjpffed to provide Ihe necessary tar S 1380 Morris Avenue, Union- dentaltechnlclan'toassltthlmjand . • ' Aveni»,WMtlleld,NewJerMy<)76M,bal agreed 1 within ten (10) days ol Its passaoo: 2 UNlON-Brand now . two Io provide the neceuary prosthetic and orttiotlc BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the said I hereby eerllly Jhe above to be a true copy ol a vlcot to facilitate oroup therapy lor vlcllmt ol ") Realtor. WHEREAS, the Local Public Contract! Law •f'«lf« to. Ida psllenfl at John E. Runnellt sum ol not to exceed tl.37S.00 per month shall be ""oljl or. adoptod by the Board of • "hoson rape and Incest al the Union Counly Rape Crisis "* z bedroom luxury- con require! that.a Retolullon eulhorlilng the awar* Kd>M00000 charged to Account NO.001-070-S3I-I3-31; end Center lor the period July I, IHS through June I => domlnlum. Two full baths. All ding of a conlract .tor professional services heea ]]5«5 4 "d" ™"'" ' OBIT FURTHER RESOLVED.thal a copy ol 30, 1°96, llftytwo (SJI 11V, hour sessions at the ,' a lot of bread : 2- appliances. Washer, dryor, ' without competitive bidding" mutt be passed WHEREAS, the-L-ocaltheLocalPubllC-Contracl>-LaPubllC-Contracl>-Laww- _lhll Resolution be published according lolew "County Attornoy . . rate ol 150.00 per session and In the sum of nol to nT by Ihe governing body arid shall be advertised! .reqWreqWrM that a Reulutlon authorlilno tho awawarr wllhlntenlioidaysolltspasugewllhln fen (10) daytof Itipasuoe,. • David J. lstonman^_". ' exceed S4.0o0.n; and 5 ° wall to wall carpet, fireplace dlnp^ol-a contract (or profeulonar urvlcet .. I hereby certify the above to be a true copy of» NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by .,„ _ ' Eileen A. Chre'nka, Clerk WHEREAS, the Local Public Contracts'Law c •3 pool, parking, air condition- the Board of.Chotun Freeholders ol the County of "w thoul compellllve blddlna" mull be paiud rewlullon adopted by tho Board of Choun requlret that a Retolutlon aulhorlilno Ihe awar- ~' u Ing, balcony. Available about Union lhal Dr; Chl-Taw Lin, DMD, 3 Aquarius by hegovarnlnei body and Ihall be advertliad; Freeholder* of. the County of. Union on the dale 03073 Focui, Jan. 30, He* ' •• dlno owl a...a conlrac. a ,.vauiwuuit lori —auxmrilin -- u• lite ewer Ct., Ant 13, South somervllle, New Jersey OUTS, .. NOW, THEREFORE, DE IT RESOLVED by , above mentioned. • . ' . ' (Fw:nt.«S.< ^without a( contract lor professional tervlcet p March IS or April 1,19&A. $975'. Is hereby awarded.a-contract to:provlde-1he- he.Bqard ol chouin Freeholders of the County ot Couhty Attorney , ' , it competitive blddlno" must be patset " C^ll 4470S2Sri4S71376 Union that Weltdalmnnrtll Central Avenue, UNION COUNTY BOARD OF CHOSEN overnlng body and shall be advertised: necessary denial tervlcet at.above mentlonedi David J.itunman ——— - FREEHOLDERS' RESOLUTION NO.UJ«i NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED ny and • ' - <• • , ., L , ».-.-,.. .nxnur nnmum . . ,' ' EllwnA, Chrenka, Clerk he Board ol Chosen Freeholders of the Counly ol ft ' '• . • DATE:l/33/SS - "BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED Hull Ihe Coun— J-CWltraCt JO.prOVlb«_iiJrw_necestary/protthetl^_lre_iicfcr»»«r.V-[jroiniBiit »U-fiocuilJan.30(.i98«r-^_-1 __...z!L_ Union that Ellher K. GoldenbegGoldenberg, ACSWCSW, ,71 731 1 —UNION-a_room—apartment. and orthotic tervlcet to the patlentt ah John E. —WHEREASrtheriroxIMs anoedlofpi'ofes. ShacKtmaxon Drive, Wattfleld, New Jertey !» Managecand Clerk of Mtjoard bei and they Jsional tervices-to provide religious urvlces and .are hereby authorllejfo execute said conlract Runnells Hospitalrand- — 07»0;ltherab/by'awardedaconlracfloprovlde" piled. woopor month. 1 month Individual., counsolllna-whert-requestedcountelllnO-When-reguested-Bt-th. e «h»—pffmtsary~fitiarfc-WK/ICei- — •lo-lacllltate—«r * -— < ty Manager and Clerk of this Board be and they UNICiH COUNTY OOAHH' OF CHOSEN •UnhwCoontr^wtt ful'llnr yearltfiBTTiTm~ therapyatoL socurlty, No pets, Business thaaloretaldpro|ecl;and ... WHEREA&Jmam AbdunlUblm Rasheed, too ElleenArChrenliBrClertt . Onnyn.il- Inasn. Nn nets, rail DATE;l/»/l> U.^'9M. 'C.°UNTY BOAR.P P.E.. L-H9f-eJJ -Mid tervlcet to be provided al lent once a week I 03066 Pocut, Jan. 30, leu . ' : WOMAN In her late 30't or 0N OJT WVVTHE«IH=<>Retiet'f«ESOIVEtJ» 241-759T ; "iiie. accurate, Intelligent nonal urvlcea to provide technical support ur- the Board of Choien Freeholder* of the County of -. -- •'• (Fe«:t]S.»l early 30 s wanted to : : DATEll/IVM BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Coun- apartment In Irvl vlcet as lollow«: t. Installation of a Burrouohs WHEREAS, mere exists t Union that the Inttltute for Public Service. Kean ty. Manager and Clerk of this Board be and they UNION COUNTY BOARD OF CHOSEN •n AMC XEHO System lor the uw ot the office ol the sur- WHEREAS, there exists a need for profes- College, Department of Political Science, Union, Own bedroom, •ROUGHAM- slona"' l tervlcet t*o provid'de rligiourell s urvlces and arohereby authorlied to execute said contract FREEHOLDERS RESOLUTION NO.al.W privilege! R rogate and the.olfke of: the Register! ;3. Ter- Individual, eounulllno -when New Jertey 070*3, Is hereby awarded a contract upon approval by the County Counted otllce lor APARTMENTS WANTED wagon, iuii whan requested at tlw renl Security minal and Printer Conllouratlon requlrementtj TTnTon county Jail for fheye.ar to provide the. necesury manaoement -eon- the aloresald protect; and . WHEREAS,, there exists a need lor'profes- ' engine, and 3 Conversion elfort required tor application l|forflieyaarlwa;and _ nulling urvlcet to the Department of Human Low mlla., e^JoJin(iJ|ttt«ioJiiiJ|ttt«ijM_Monj i BE; IT FURTHER RESOLVED that Ihe laid s onal services to provide dental tervlcel lo the LOOKING-For family to TVite*m-proarimi trom'a Burrouom n iv^enij DllTRoad, Elilabalh, New' JeKty 07X», hat • ServlcMatoulllnedabovei and - - Union county Jail, a maximum ol three hours dentt Excelle and ' turn ol nof to exceed u.uo.oo lor the year 1°S6 be houso and.provldo.minimum 11.450. Call 14] ireed to provide the necesury religious ur-- Be IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the COUn* charged to Account No. 001-130-S43-13-3II and-— Mr week on site, emergency consultations when -super-vJslpn—for—54i.year— old. W naoemehLXoniullai __ceundJndlulduaUounselllng.when.requatted. —,BEJ.T-ftJR.T.HER-R£SOLVED-!hal-a.copv-ol- necessary, a.complete assessment ot eoulBment onioxHiATENiabeth, New Jeruy 0T»;, has lor catholic Inmates at the Union county Jail at -are hereby authorliedio eKecute ul thls Resolution be published accordlno to law needsandTnyMHry supplies, developriienTol'a handicapped man. Call Diane statistical Tabl AUTOMOTIVE aprued lo-provlde the necessary lechnlcal uri least once a weak andlnthesumofnotto exceed. upon approval by the County Counsel's Office lor wllhlntendOldaytol'ltspassBge. - denial records keeping system, written report as Theses, Te. m Pacers SERVICE vtcas as outlined above In the amount ol IS60.00 U.ou.oo for the year 1M4; and . -the aforesaid project; and • .'.' • to Ihe scope olservlceswhlchcanbe provided In , Lament, 354-3040. . -' Complete Repair, I hereby certify tho above to bo a true copy of a Legal and Ma"'" per day and in the um ol not to eMceed 11,000.09; WHEREAS, the Local public Contracts Law BE IT FURTHER RE SOLVE p that th* uld. resolution adopted by the Board of Chosen the Jail; and . . : ... Trimcrlpli Reasonabl Tire* • Batteries and • - : '• , - • . •' .•-•... • iOm of not to exceed 11,950.00 for January 30, THREE Adults-ln • need of Automotive Accessor! requires that a Resolution authorlilno the awar- Freehplders of the county of Union on Ihe date . .WHEREAS, Dr. Hugh D. Parker, 177-39 106th Ratal Call Eileen WTI'M '10 BUICK WHEREAS, Hie Local Public Contracts Law ding of. a contract tor professional urvlcet JBleu to January 31. )«i be charged to Account abovo mentioned. ,Road, Jamaica, Oueens, New York 11433, hBS small house or 1 bdroom Sporl udan (itqulres that a Reulullon authorlilng the awar- "without competitive blddlna" must be passed fJo,M5-341-AM«M;and . County Attorney . . :, ' agreed to provide the necesury denial services apartment. April 1st oc- Ave radio leas dino ol a conlract. tor prolesslonat urvleai by th» governing body »nd shall b»atW«rllt«d: . /No.BcE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that a copy of David J. Issenman - -. ' at outlined above and shall alto have Ihe respon- cuparyy. $400 to $500 month. condition, au "without competitive bidding"-must be passad : NOW, THEREFORE, DE IT RESOLVED h/ " Ihtf Retolutlon be published according to law - ''• , Eileen A. Chrenka, Clerk . slblllty ol hiring the technician wllh the advice US eillant rondlt by the governing body and shall be advertlsedi . the Board of Choun Freeholders of the County bf within ten (10) daytof lit patuge, 03076 Focus, Jan. 30, t»86 ; . and consent ol the Director ol Public Salaty lor . Union or vicinity. Call 7«-0874 far 741 7I»3 NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by Union that Rev; John O. Netta, 900 Monmoulh • I hereby certify tlw above to be a true cwnrohr ~, ' IFee:l3S.WI Iheperlod January 1, K96 Ihrouoh January 31, MR. BUFts~«>MFANV the Board ol Chosen Freeholders of the County of Read, Elliabath, New Jeraey 07XU, Is hereby reulullon adopted by the. Board of choun 1986 and In Ihe sum ol nol to exceed S635.00 for '»• BUICK R| Union that VMC Management Consultants, P.O. Rewarded a contract to provide the necesurv Freeholder^ the County of Union on the date UNION COUNTY BOARD OF' CHOSEN the year 1996, wherein part of this salary thall be HOUSES FOR RENT 9 Loaded 40000 ml box uu, EUiabelh.'New Jeruy 11X1, Is hereby rellglout.urvlces and Individual'counulllno above mentioned. ~ ; ' ; • ' FREEHOLDERS RESOLUTION NO.111-B6 .distributed upon the discretion ol Dr. Parker to tolutely mint. 14,7 awarded a 'contract to provide the necessary whan requested to Ine-Cathollc Inrnates at the Counly Attorney • " .• • ' "• ' , . ^_DATE:V33DATEV33/B/ A • adenlaltechnlclantoasslsthlmiand lechnlcal services as outlined above; and Union County Jail for the year IMS, uld services DavldJ. itunman • WHEREAS, the Local Public contract! Law 2 BEDROOM- In Union, near 5 tobapl-oVldedatleastoncejl.week)and •"• - * WHEREAS, there exists a need lor provi — pep's BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Coun- ' ,' • elleen A. Chrenka, ClerK sional services to provide religious tervlces and, requires that a Retolullon aulhorlilno the awar- points, convonlont to New TRANSMISSION ty Managarand Clerk of this Board be and they BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Coun- 030(4 Focus, Jan. 30, KU Individual countelling when requetted at Ihe ding o! a contract- lor professional tervlcet York Transportation and are hereby authorlied to execute uld contract ty Manager and Clerk ol this Doard be and they * '••••,. .-..•••.- :•• . . ' (Pee.ittt.M) Union county Jail lor the year 19B6j and "without competitive bidding" must be passed shopping. $1050 por month, »lHj*it"e«ii.}S"i'pM upon approval by the county couniel'ililfice for . an hereby 'authorlied to execute uld contract WHEREAS, Rev. William Hawkins,S6I River- bvtheoovernlngbodyandihallbeedvertlsed! . Ihealortfsald protect; and . ' upon approval by the county counul's Off Ice for side. Drive, Elliabeth, New. Jertey 0730), hat NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RBSOLVEDby Ca 11687-0345 af tor t: 30pm • ; BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Said theaforeuldproleetjand * . .- .; UNION COUNTY DOARD OP CHOSEN. apreed to provide, the necessary rellolous. ter- the Board of Chosen Freeholders of the County of 'SPRINGFIELD-Quaint th.roe sum ot not tcieKceed tl,ooo.oo lt>r the year t»u be BE IT FURT.HER.RESOLVED that the uld FREEHOLDERS . RESOLUTION NO.USA vlcot and Individual counselling when requested Union that Dr. Hugh D. Parker. 177 w ]o6lh charged to Account No. 001-010 513-tlJI; and sum of not to exceed U.OM.oo for Ihe year l«4 be DATE1/33/U lor Protestant Inmates anhe Union county Jail Road, Jamaica, Queens, New York 11437. Is . bedroom," IVa bath Colonial DE nrpuRTHER RESOLVED that a copy of charged to Account No. ool-lw U313 31; and WHEREAS, there eKlttt • need for profef at least once a week and In tho sum ol not to ex-. hereby awarded a contract to provlde-the this RekOlutlon be published accordlno to taw. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that ao copp , . ' ilonal urvlres lo provide consulting urvlcet to ceed S3.OU.00 lor the year IWJl and necessary dental services as above mentioned; with attached 2Va car garago. .the County'Clerk, for Superior Court ralated __Modojji_eatln_kltchen com- wlihlntonlioidaysofliapassase. . . this Resolution be published according Icrlnw WHEREAS, the Local Public conlracli Law I hereby certify the above to be a true copy of a within ten (10) days ot Its passage, ' dutlet ant) HHnot of ttgal documenti and con< roqulnet.that a Resolution authorlilng the awar- BE IT PURTHER.RE5OLVED that tile Coun- plete with dishwasher and reulutlon adopted by the Board of ctuHen I hereby certlly the above to be a true copy ol a lulling urvlcet. to. ihe County Cl*rk lor ty Manager and Clerk ot Ihlt Board be and they assistance In the preoaratlon of primary and ding of a conlract lor proletslonal services refrigerator..Now wall to wall SUMMIT Freeholders of t:« Couhly of Union on the date resolution adopted by the Doard of chosen "without competitive bidding" mutt be passed . are hereby authorlied to execute uld contract- above mantlonod.. ... Freeholders of the County of Union on the date neneral election dutlet lor tint period of January b*y the governing body and shall be advertised: . upon approval by the County counsel's olflce lor - carpeting. Entire . Interior ; 1.1VU to December 31, 19MJ and . 78SSprlnglieldAve County Attorney ' ' ' . •• above mentioned. - - • •• ': •• .HOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED bv . thealpretaldprolectrand. - freshly painted, Central air 537 1800 DavidJ.ISsunman . .' . • : County Attorney ' . . • ' . ' WHEREAS, wiiben MUM, 5» H.om«rJTer* -the BoardOIChoun'Froenolilert ol the County or — BE IT FURTHER-RESOLVED lhal the tald DavidJ.'lsupman ' •: . ' , rac«rUnlonrNew~Jertay~0T0ii], has agreed to tuin ol not to exceed S635.00 per month, thall be conditioning and gas;heat. Eileen AiChrenka, Clerk provide the nKe»a>/y consulting urvlcet at Union that Rev. William Hawkins, 561 Riverside 0)0)]Focui,Jan:iO,lma,-.. : * :• -: - Eileen A. Chrenka, Clerk Drive, Elliabeth, New Jersey 0)309, Is hereby : charoed to Account No. 001-130543-13-31; and . Within walking .dlstace of .03074 Focus, Jan. 30,1°U . , . .. outlined above In thr sum of not to evcetd 1500.00 BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that a "o?y of •• .••••-. • (F«:HS.«I 1 for the year IMA; and : . - awarded a contract lo provide Ihe necessary schools, arid shopping..Public - - • -. - .It'eeitJS.SO)- religious services and. Individual counselling . this Resolution be published according to law transportation at corner. 376- -WHEREAS, the Local Public Contracts Law whon requested to tho Protestant Inmates anhe within ten 110) days ol Its passage. -UNION COUNTY BOARD OF CHOSEN feoul'rer i that absolution authorlilno the awar Union County Jail lor the year 1196, said services thereby eerllly the above to be a true copy of a 4300,weekdays9'5pm. -.' FREEHOLDERS .RESOLUTION N0.131U UNION COUNTY BOARD OF -CHOSEN dlno. of a contract lor prolettlonal urvlcet to be provided at.least once a week; and resolution..adopted by the Board of chosen •.••••-. DATEM/I1/U FREEHOLDERS RESOLUTION NO.73« ."wit..Jlhouh t competitive blddlna" must be patted ; BEIT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Coun- Freeholders ol the County, ol Union on Ihe dale BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of Choun ~* DATEl/33yu • by the governing body an.i itiall be advertludt . ty Manager, and clerk ol this Board bo and they, above mentioned. ... HOUSES TO SHARE Freeholder! of thecounly of •Unlonthatlt-doet ~ WH B R E AS.-ther e- ex I ttt - *- need -f or- pro—-'•—^NOWrTHERfiFORErBEITRE50LVEDbyf at* - .-Counly.Attornev— hereby amend Resolution No.lM-U adopted tlorial urvlcvtfoprovide^audll urvlcei lor-TI-TlllCe -^-threoartf of-Chwen PrMttoldert of the county of 'are^herobyauthoriied'tpexecute-taid-coniract- III Union County Division on Aging Grant, end upon approval bv the counly Counsel's Olllce lor' David j. Issenman —;— MALE> . ROOMMATE Februarys, IMS, RetoH'tlon No. 578 «5adopted ' Union that Wllbert.MltH,.530 Homer Terrace, tne alorosaid protect; and . '.. '.Eileen A. Chre'nka. Clerk August I, IMS, and Reulullon No. in-u adopted WHEREAS, suplee, cioonay X Company. i« Union, New Jertey 0JM3, li hereby awarded a 03047 Focus, Jan. 30.1986 .. ^_ WANTED, to share luxurious October ID, IMS, copies of which are.attached Jefferion Avenue, Elliabath. New Jeruy 672OI, contract to provide Ihe necessary consulting ur- BE IT-FURTHER-RESOLVED that the.said throe bedroom home In .Spr- hereto,Inthefollowlngpartlculart': ' •hat agreed, to provide the nrtaitary audit UP vlcet to the County Clerk lor Superior court sum ot nol lo exceed 13,036,00 for the voar 1986 bo ingfield with two other males. The lait paragraph,;flrst untence of Reulu-' vlcet tor Title III Union county Division on Ag- related duties and MIIUQS ol legal document! In charoed to Account No. O01-I30-543-1331,- and lion No lofts thallbeamended-tonad "not 10 ing Grant In the turn of not lo exceed 114,310.00 the amount ol MM.W lor the period January 1, BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED lhal a copy ol Tvyo fireplaces,: beautiful loca- exceed 131,500.00". . .' ,. ; tor the year 1W; and •• \Wi and to provide the.necetti.rv consulting Ihll Retolullon be published accordlno to law tion. No smokors please. Call I hereby certify the aijove to bo a true copy.ol a WHEREAS, the Local Public Coritractt Law urvleet to the County Clark for Assistance In the wllhln Ian (10) days of Its passage. UNION COUNTY BOARD OF CHOSEN Jeff 522-1618, or .call'37K8«4» resolution adopted by the Board of Choun requlret that a Resolution'authorlilno the awar* preparation-of primary and general election I hereby cortlly Ihe above to be a true copy ol a FREEHOLDERS RESOLUTION NO.61B6 leave message.. . . Freeholdara of the County of Union on Ihe date dlnp of a conlract;tor profettlbnal urvlcet dutlet In Itw-amount of 1350.00 tor Ihe period resolution adopted by the Board of Chosen • • DATE:l/33/86 above mentioned. .. <* . . "wiihout competitive blddlno" mutt, be patted January t, 1VU through December 31,1M4t and 'Freeholders ol tho Couhty ol Union on tho dalo ' WHEREAS, Ihero exists a need lor proles counly Attorney , ....•:. ... by the povernlno body and thall be advertised) ' above mentioned. - . slonal sorvlces to provide prosthellc and orthotic BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Coun- County Attorney ' - . i services to the-patients at John E. Runnells David J Issanman .- - ^ . . \ I . NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by ty Manager and Clerk of this doard be and they, OFFICE SPACE y^ • :Elloen A. Chrenka, Clerk the Board of Chosen Freeholder* of the County o4 David J. Istonman . . . '. ' Hoipltal.-and, :• • . •••,«. are hereby aulhorlied to execute tald contract 'Eileen A. chrenka, clerk. WHEREAS, Enoland OrlKopedlcs, 135 Avenel Union lhal Suplee, Cloonev t-Company. 151 Jet* upon approval by the county counul't OH Ice for : . .. 1 01075 FOCUS, Jan. 30', 1«86 . Street, Avenel, New Jersey, has aoreed to pro UNION-400 to BOO square feet, u tenon Avenue; Elliabeth, New Jersey OJMl, It the aloretald protect. and . . - vide the necessary prosthellc and orthotic tar- . !Fto:«l\,S5) Hereby awarded" a conlract lo provide the BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the'Uld panelled, 1st- floor Stuyvesant necetury audit urvlcet for Title Ml Union . ....'.• tftf.tn.1H) Vlcot to the patients at John' E. Runnells Hospital UNION COUNTY BOARD: OF CHOSEN turn of not to exceed tSOO.OO be charged \a At' UNION COUNTY . DOARD OF CHOSEN In the sum ol nor to exceed S36I000.00 tor the year Avenue location. Air condi- County Dlvltlon on AglnoGrantj and - count No. 001 040-53M3'3!tand FREEHOLDERS '• RESOLUTION NOiaU FREEHOLDERS R,ESOLUTION NC-/£jl;jj6 tion, own thermostatOi prlvato BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED thitlhe Coun- B WHEREAS,.the Local Public Contracts Law ty Manaoer and Clerk ol thlt Board be and th*y .this Resolution bapubllshed accordlno to law lav. Call 487-4418, 9:30 to 5 vVHEREAS.'lherVexists a need for'tirele" 'are hereby authorlied to. execute uld contract • WHEREAS, tho'ro oxlits.a need lor .'profes- requires that a Resolution authorlilno the awar' ' - P.M., Monday to Friday.; slonal urvlcet lo provide: phologratnmetrlc. - wllhlnteii I IO).davs of Its passage. - . sional services to provide prosthetic and orthollc dlnp ol a contract lor' professional tervlces topographic turvey of the resource recovery site upon approval by the County Counsel'* Office for ' .. I hereby eerllly the ebove lobe a true copy of a "without roinpetltlve blddlno" mutt be patted ; tne*loresaidprq|ectjand •'•- - .:• '.'lervlces to'tho patients at-John G- Runnells lnthecltyofRahway;and " : . resolution adopted.by the Board of chosen Hospital,-and .. - ' .' -; - bv Ihe governing body.and thall be advertlted: BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED lhal Ihe tald Freeholders of Ihe countyof Union on the datr WHEREAS, qulnn Aisolcates.lnc., «0 Care- turn ol not to «xceed tU,moo for th« year 1M4 . WHEREAS,' Keillor Associates, Inc., ,'!' NOW,-THEReFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by OmCETOUT • 9 dean Drive, P.O. ".Box .301', Horsham, Penn- . above mentioned. ,«-'.' JMIIIIanLsjlMl,_Eait-Or»noe,.New^Jertey,-hal I ho Board of.Chose^F-reehaldeaoMha-CDunty-c-t— ivlvanla -IWUr-has-agraed-to^-provlde-Iha— "ounty-Attamev- agreed^oprovlde the necessary prosthetic and Union- that England Orthopedics, 339 Avenel BRRI MSCKS ( r)ecessarv photogrammetrlc topographic survey nWfJ^I^^E^i^co^, Davtd J. Issenman. . . . . •'. . orlhollc services to the pallonls at John E. Run Street; Avenel, New Jersey. Is hereby awardetLa ' th, you havo won N.J, Devils ol the reuurce. recoverytlte in .me' city ol . ;... - EllnenA.Chrenka.Clerk nells-Hospital In Ihe^-tum ol; not to exceed conlract to provide the necessary prosthetic and Rahway In Ihi.ium of not to'exceed IIMM.OO;' withiHilt Revolution tin (lO)dayfton be publlihel lttpauao«d accocdln> o to law 0JO13 Focus, Jan. 30, HI* .. • W,OOO.MIorlhoyoarl»84.-and • :. orlnotlc tervlcel to Ihe patlantt at John E. Run . tickets, please call 686-7700 f hereby certify the above to be * true copy of a and . •-,- ....-• .••',•" • •. • ' • "V . •-• ,:;. , :(Fee:t3«.3J) WHEREAS-, the-Local Public Contracts Law nells Hospital; and .. - - . . within one week to claim your WHEREAS, the Local. Public contracts L'aw r«tolullon atfopted by the Board ol choun requlret lhal a Retolullon aulhorlilno Ihe awar BE II FURTHER RESOLVED that the Coun .tickets... ••-. ,: .: • •.- ••;.-•• Call 686-7 7OO ' Freeholdertof the County of Union on the da|a UNION COUNTY HOARD OE_^CHOSEN ty Manager and Clerk ol this Board be and they requires that a Resolution authorlilng Ihaawar-. dlnp ol a contract tor proletilonal service; ding of a.contract tor professional urvlces above mentioned.-- • •• • . •• - - •.. ; FREEHOLDERS *« If SOUU Y^C«4 go.^1 M^BA "without competitive blddlno"'must.be passed are hereby aulhorlied to execute said contract "without compelltlva bidding" must be pesud. County Attorney " , '. ' - bv the governing body and shall be advertised: upon approval bv the County Counsel's Olllce lor ROOMS FOR RENT ••"'•• 9 by the governing body and shall be advertised: . David J. ttunman : . ::: WHEREAS, thoro euls'lt a need .for proles NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT: RESOLVED by thealoretaldprolect.-and >' . NOWVTHEREPORB^BE IT RESOLVED by . ;"' Eileen A. Chrenka, Clirk slonal tarvlcos to provide rellolous services and, Ihe Hoard ol Chosen Freeholders ol the county ol BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the said he Board of choun Freeholders of the county ol DJMSrocui.Jan.M, UM. - '- Individual counselling when reouested al-lho Union that Kessler Associates. Inc., 454 William sum ol not to exceed t36,ooo.oo lor the year 1986 Union that Qulnn Associates, Inc., «0 caredean .-.,.-• . • -.- (PMII11.IU Union counly.Jall lor the year Itui and street, East orange, New-Jersov, Is hereby be charged lo Account No. 001 548 576-1345,-and' Drive, P.O., Boil 307, Horsham, Pennsylvania. WHEREAS, Rabbi: Jacob Rubentteln, 14». -awarded a contract to provlde.the necessary pro BE IT FURTHERTRESDUVED lhal a copy 01 JiTTENTIOri 1M44, Is hereby awarded a contract to provide UNION COUNTY 0OARD OF CH0S6N NevrChureirilreet, Rahwav, New jerimypTOr, sthetlc and orthollc services tolhe. patients at this Resolution-be.'publlshatraccordlng-to-ia\ Ihe necessary photoammmetrlc topographic PReEHOL?ERS ; - .^BSO^T^gp,;^ has agreed loprovlde-lhe-nKessary:religious. JohnBl Runnellt Hospital; and ' . wllhln ten (10) davsol Its passage. SENIOR CITIZENS survey ol ma resource recovery site In the city of services and Individual counulllno when re. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that Ihe Coun I herebv.certlly the above to be a true copy ol a ' WHEREAS, there .etilttt a need tor prolei for easy details today! Rahwaytand ; •.. -•- . . . •; ouesttd lor; Jewish Inmalet at the Union county tv Manager anil clerk ol thlt Board be and they resolution adopted by the Board ol Chosen A rosldoritlal honlth caro — be IT FURTHER-RESOLVED that lh» Coun- -ilonal.urvlcej.tO.RMVjiiB a)!jwcettary and pro —Jall.-lo-ba-pald-on.a-weekly.balU.whe.lLhtprq _aro-tlt™by:aulhorl»djo execute tald contract Freeholders ol.the county ol Union on the date per legal tervlcei r«ard!noJheTepr;euni*Tl6H -faclllty-ls-now-accoptlng-ap- ty Managir and clerk of this Board be and Ihev.- vldet the tervlces at the rale ol 115.00 p«r uJ.uk- Upon approval by the counlv cpurtlert oiljee for —above mentioned;— •.— • —• •.—~—^~ pllcatlons for those who need are hereby authorlied to execute uld contract " and In the sum of not to exceed 11,000.06 lor the- Thoatoresaldprolectjand .- " ' County Attorney • • ,-.-•• • ••- -.. uDon approval bv the county counul's olllea lor UE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the tald DavldJ: Ittenman ' ' : : . assistance with dally living. lhealoreuidpro|ect;and-. - - ... " VewHEREA"s, iheLocal'Pubilc enntraett Law sum ol not lo exceed 19,000.00 lor tne-voar 1196 be - ' ' ' Eileen A. Chrenka. Clerk' Please call 756-6029. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that.ttteuldr ""WHESTA?! Donald T. smith, E.,,V«E... - requlrei that a Resolution authorlilng Ihe awar chargedloAccounlNo.001 541 576 13 45; and 01068 Focus..Jan; 30.1986. sum of not to exceed II J,o».u be charged to Ac Jersey Street, Elliabeth, New Jaruv 07»l, hat dlno of a contract lor professional survlces BE IT PURTHER RESOLVED lhal a copy ol IFee:«31.e3l count No oso;U0'l07'.«qra»u to provide the necessary legal regarding 'without compollllve'.bidding'.', must be passed this .Resolution be published, accordlno lo law Public Notice Public Notice Public Notice Public Notice Public Notice WHEREAS, Ih* Local Public Contracts Law ding o( a contract for professional urvlces UNION COUNTY BOARD tOF CHO5EN UNION COUNTY DOARD Of CHOSEN resolution adopted by tha Board of chosen abov* mentioned. FREEHOLDERS RESOLUTION NO 43 11 BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED thai Ihe Coun- requires that a Resolution authorizing the'awar Freeholders of tha County of Union on th* dale ' without competitive bidding • must be passed County Attorney ty Manager and Clerk of this Board be and they yNION COUNTY BOARD OF CHOSEN tulllno Regltt*r*d Respiratory Iherap'lst ur FREEHOLDERS RESOLUTION NO.5314 by Ihe governing body and shall be advertised i . FREEHOLDERS RESOLUTION NaMM ' " •". . DK1E:\m/U ding of " »er IF YOU • WHEREAS, Iher. *»lsls a need (o? p'rc3'es! J ."without competitive bidding", must be passed Cuunly Attorneys ' - _. NOW, THEREPORE, BE IT RESOLVED by upon approval by the County Counul's office^lor BEIT FURTHER RESOLVED that Ihe Coun WHEREAS, Ihtre mists, a iwd lor orofe*- by th* governing body and shall be advertised: 1 ; slonal services to provide par).lima, oncall WHEREAS, there exltlt a rHWMorprSel? ilonal urvlcet to erovld* a consultant In Speech David J. Issenman — . . * the Board ol Chosen Freeholders ol the county ol the aforesaid pro ectl and, • NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by .Union that Modem Limb I, Brace; 915 Somerset. • nloht physician servfee. to Ihe patients at John BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that Ihe said Ilonal servlcas to provide a shared urvlc* lor _Patbologv_ln dtwrt»p»iim«nl _or_Phvslcal < • . ElletnA. Chranka, Clark •J.r~B, Runnells Hospital) and_;_^_ . -computerize!-EC6,*nalv*ls-between-overlook . thaBoardof Chosen Freeholders of the Counly of 0VM0Focus;Jan.»,lm> T ' : Street, Welchung, New Jersey, Is hereby award- ; -sum ol-nptto exceed iioooolorihe yeal- l«s be' Medicine and Rehabilitation at John E. Runnells Union that Rev. James McAghan, SM Monastery ed a contract to provide Ihe necessary prosthetic; WHEREAS, Virginia R. Qulntong, M.D., 1040 charoed to Account NO.MI-5I4S7VI3-3U and Hojpllal and John E, Runnells Hospital; and Hospital; anct ' . ——•—. i. •... " Drlvu, Union City. New Jersey 070*7, It hereby Ellis Parkway. Edison, New Jeruv ou», has TWHEREAsroverlook-Holpltal,. 153 Morris and orthotlcurvlces to Ihe patients at John E. 1 lb BE IT FURTHER RESOLVEb that a copy ol BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that Ihe said WHEREAS, Irwln Blake, Ph.D.. IIJ* colonial awarded a contract, to provide th* necessary Runnells Hospital; and- . .•• ' *'!i"? tt "t" !", * tweesuary parl-tlm*, on- •his Resolullori be publlihed according to law Avenue, Summit, New Jeruy 07901, has agreed^ turn of not to exceed tl,130.00 for the year IHe be Way, Brldoewater, iNew Jersey nun, hai Catholic chaplain services to the.patients'at UNION COUNTY BOARD: OF CHOSEN call nloht physician urvlc** to th* patients at to provide the neceisary shared urvlcet. lor tharoed to Account No. 001-545 574 13-31! and .aoreed to provide the nec*ssarv consulting ur BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Coun- wlthlntendOldaysofllspaisaoe. .computerized ECG analysis to John B. RUhnellt John E. Runnalls Hospital for Itwyear ltstiand FREEHOLDERS . - RESOLUTION NO.S4J4 ty Manager and clerk of this Board be and they UNION COUNTY .BOARD OF CHOSEN '• -1 hereby cerllly the above lo be a true copy ol a -BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that a copy ot vices In Speech Pathology In the Department of BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the coun- , . •...-.-..- DATE:1/71/M |O ln um no Phyilcal Medicine and Rehabilitation at John E. are hereby aulhorlied to execute uld contract.- ^FREEHOLDERS RESOLUTION MUM* -resolution, adopted by th.' Board ol Choun lilffi • 'J "" '"• * ' '° "teed ™« Retolullon b* published according to law Ride It ty Manager and clerk of this Board be and they WHEREAS, there exists a need for profes- upon approval bv the County Counul's Office for Freeholdars of the counly of Unl6n on Ihe date 15,500.00! and ... • : - .' Within ten 110) daysof Its passaoe. Runnellt Hospital at'the rat* ol 130.00 per hour, are hereby authorized to execute said contract J WHEREAS, Ihe Local public contracts Law . WHEREAS, the Local Publlc'CohlracIs Law and In the sum ol not to exceed U.OM.OO for the sional services to. provide • part-time, on-call IJ-WHEREAS, thire exists a i»ed*to? J£Je? T above mentioned- ,' . . upon approval by the County Counsel's Office for night physlclan-servlces-to lb*-p*l|*nil-*l-John- ilonal-urvlces to provide part-time, pn^air requires that.a Resolution authorizing the awar. Counly Attorney '. '' <• '.• r*qulr*s lhat.a.R*solullon authorizing the awar- year IHei and the aforesaid prolact; and . • •BU II HURTHEn RE5OLV6D that the said E. Runnells Hespltal! and. ' sum of not to exceed 136,000.(10 lor th* year lMe night pliyslclan urvlces to ttw patlants at John ding -of a*contract.for .Tirofftsilonal servlc***' David j; Issenman. ,' "•' • • , ." ding of a contract for professional urvlces WHEREAS, Me Local Public Contracts Law ' WHEREAS, Stephen Bobella, - M.D., 10 be charged to Account No. DO1-54B<£7O-13.45; and E. HunnallsHospllall and -••V, ,..'•'->- , "wrthout'competltlve bldding'*<.must be passed "without competitive bidding" must be passed requires that a Resolution authorizing the awar- BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that tha said by the oovernliw body and shall b* advertised? ' „ ' i. Elle«n A. Chrenka, Clerk Sum of not to exceed 14,000,00 tor the year'ltu be Overlook Road, Apt. »E, Summit, Mew Jersey BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that a copy ol WHEREAS, Kun Youno L**, M.D., 505 ss/ssaisx ding ol a contracr lor proleislohal services 07901, has agreed to provide the necessary part- NOWVTHEREFOAE, BE IT RESOLVED by 03044 Focui, Jan. 30, IMS "without competitive bidding" must be passed charged to Account No, 001-JM 57H3 31; and this Resolullon be published according to law • Bee*hwood Avenue, Middlesex, New Jersey, Ku -Coun(y-Attorn«v BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that a copy of time, on-dall nloht physician service* to the. pa- within ten ltd days of Us passaoe, . aoreed to provide the necessary part-time, on- the Board of Choun Freeholders ol the County of ; ~ -• (Fee:«l.O5) PuUIt by the governing body and shall be advertised:.. _llentt-al-John E. Runnells Hospital for the year call night physician service* to In* patient* at Union that Virginia R. Qulntong, M.D., low Ellis 0303.FOCUSDavldJ. Uunma, J.n. n NOW, THEREPORE, BE IT RESOLVED bv _JhlB-Resolutlon be published according to iaw- I-hereby Certify the above lobe a Irue copy of a Parkway, Edison, New Jersey ou», Ir hereby, UNION-COUNTY BOARb' OF CHOSEN ^rharter^H^^^^r. wllhln (en (10) days of Its passage, Has at the rate of t».oo per hour and In the sum resolution.adopted by the Board ol Choun John E; Runnells Hospital forth* year IsMattha Avenue, Summit; New Jeruy 07WI, Is hereby the Board ot Chosen Freeholders ol the County of of not to exceed U,340,00! and ' : rate of t»,00 per hour and in the sum of hot Mm-: awarded a contract to provide the necessary FREEHOLDERS ; RESOLUTION N0.4IU -Uhlon-tnat-lrwln Blake, Ph.D., 1134 Colonial —I hereby cerllly the above to lie a Irua copy of a Freeholders ol the County of Union on Ihe dale, part-time, oncall night physician services ai awarded a contract lo provide Ihe necessary rosolutlon adopted by-th* Board of Chosen WHEREAS, the Local Public Contracts Law above mentioned, .• , . . • ,. . ' ceedui,4».ooiand:. ,-, Fly It Way, Brldgewaler, New Jariey-0ea7e,-IS-tM«bV- : outlined above) and .. WHEREAS/lher* exist* a need for'profes- shared urvlces lor computerized BCG-«naly*ls DOARD, OF CHOSEN —Freeholders of the County of Union on the date ^requ!revtnat.a.R*solut|on.ftuttor!zlng.tJ*.ewar-~ ^ount/Mforj»y_^. ' ' • ;- ' WHEREAS, Ih. Local Public contracts Law to John E.- Runnelli Hotpllal; and - •' awarded a contract toprovlde the necessary con- ^^BE-I.T.FURJHER.RESOLVED Ihallhe Coun'- ilonal-urvlces-to-provlde-x-ray-technlclan- BBITFURrHERRESOLVEDlhaTlhTCouiv HESOLUYONNOatY.ONNO.atMM sulting services as outlined above! and above mentioned, > . ~ ding of a contract-for professional services' DavldJVtssenmanT ...... ,—; —requires that .Retention authorizing Ml* ••»•— —BBIT-FURrHER-RESOLVED'lhaTlhTCouiv" DATE.1/33/U "without competitive bidding" must be passed . tyManagec and Clerk of thls'Board be ancT they . coverage at the Elizabeth Chest Clinic tor the ty Manager and clerk of this Board be and theth y BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED thai the Coun- County Attorney ' ' ' • . .... ' Eileen A; Chrtnks, Clerk ding ol a'cMtract for professional service*,^ yearl°u, as per the Heallh.Servlce Contract; WHEREAS, there eKists a need (or proftf David J.'lssenman . by th* governing body and shall be advertised; most Focus, Jan. 30, IHt 'V— "without compatltlv* bidding".mutt be passed1- ' are hereby authorized.to execute said contract . are hereby authorized.to execute said contract Drive It ty Manager and clerk ol this Board b« and they upon approval by the countv counul's otrice for upon approval by the County Counul's olllcelor Jlonal service! lo provide manpower services to • '.' • . Eileen A. Chranka, clerk NOW, THEREFORE, BE ITl RESOLVED by .,' . ' , -., .' . '...,••• . IF**:U3.e]|' by the governing body arid shall b* admtlsad! the Dietary and Maintenance cost centers on an are hereby authorized lo execute said contract the Bos.-d of chosen Freeholders of the county of the aforesaid protect) and ' WHEREAS, Andrew Cilia, 33.Fourth Slraat, the aforesaid prolect; and 1 upon approval by the County counsel's office for 09054 Focus, Jan, M, IM4 NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by ' ' Port Reading, New Jeruy 07044, has aoreed to emerooncv bails at John E, Runnetls Hospital; (Fwtnto) Union that Stephen Bobella, M.B,,,10.Overlook the Board ol Choun FrMhotd*r* ot me County of BE IT PUATHER RESOLVED lhal the said BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the uld the aforesaid protect; and . Road, Apt. «E, summit, New Jersey OfMl, Is UNION COUNTY BOARD OF CHOSEN sum of not to exceed t19,7&o,oo be charged lo Ac- pro vide the necessary part-time w-rav technician turn of not to exceed 15,500.00 for the year 1»B4 be Store It BEilT FURTHER RESOLVED that the said Union lhat Kun Young Lee, M.D., 505 Beechwood urvlces at th* rat* of se.00 per hour and Ih the WHEREAS; Integrity, Inc., c/o John E, Run- • hereby awarded a contract.to provide the FREEHOLDERS RESOLUTION NO.44M. Avenue, Middlesex, New Jeruy,, Is hereby count No. D0t-S45S7e-t3.il; and charged to Account No, 00|.S45-57«\19;3l; and sum ol not lo exceed 13,000,00 for the vear KM be UNION COUNTY BOARD OF CHOSEN : :•.'.-' ". •/•• i rojec!)and^ .'. . ' -'' BlleenA.chrenka,clerk Union that Andrew cilia; 13 Pourth street; Port IKK. David J. Issenman physician urvlces to the patients at John B. 12O.M per hour and In the sum.of not to exceed BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that Hie Slid Readlng.'New Jersey 07044, Is hereby awarded a . "without competitive bidding", must be passed * Tile It . - charMd to Account No. Mt'S43-57*-1331i and 03041 Focus, Jan. 30, nu ••• ; by the governing body-BntohsUbe-sdvurtlsed. • • Runnalls Hospital lor the year )wt at tha rat* ol sum of not to exceed I3*,4*».oo for the y*ar IHk) contract to provide the. necessary part-time x-: • (Fee:133.43l . Eileen A. cbrenka,ct*rk 130.00 per hour and In the sum bf nol to exceed BE IT FURTHER-RESOLVED that a espy ol be charged o Account No. 001 545-57H3 JU_aod_ ' .'..'', ;."../ •'.•..'. ;.v.'IFmmi;) ray»chnlclanurvlc«asoutlln*dabov*iand NOW, THEREFORE, Di2 tT RESOLVED by this Resolution be published according to law; WHEREAS, the Local PObllc Contract! Law the Board of Chosen Freeholdersof the County of . IMMO.OOrand • ••• " • .- •; • -.-requires that a Resolution authorizing the awar- •- BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that a upy M BE IT- FURTHER RESOLVED that Ih* Coun- within ten (101 daysolltspasuge', —•— this Resolution be publlihed according to lew UNION,'"COUNTy: BOARD OF CHOSBN ty Manager and Clark of this Board be and they' UNION. COUNTY BOARD OP CHOSEN Union that Integrity. lnc,/c/o John E. Runnells— Type It WHEREAS, Ih* Local Public contracts Law .' Iherebycertltytheabovotobeatruecopyofa -ding of' a contract for professional service* FREEHOLDERS , RESOLUTION NO.34U FREEHOLDERS RESOLUTION NO.5IU Hospital, Berkeley Heights, New Jersey 079IJ, Ic requires that a Resolullon authorlilno the awar- "without competitive bidding'' must.be passed within ten (10) days of Its passage, '..-• are hereby authorized to execute said contract. resolution adopted .by the.,.Bgard^.of.IChosen^ —I hereby certify th* abov* to be a true copy ol a DATE:l/23/U •-•'•.•. DATB:l/33/U hereby awarded a contract to provide the _J!NION_COUNT-Y—BOARD-OP- CHOSEN -dlng-of-.a-contracMoT'professional-unices 'Freeholders ol the Counlv o) Union on th* dale b/megovemlndbodyahdshallbeadvertlsed:T^ - , WHEREAS, lh*re.exists a need lor profes- WHEREAS, there exists a need.lor proles-, '"without competitive bidding" must be passed NOWTTHEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by resolution'adopted by the Board ol ttosen 'ffteeikary manpower services as outlined FREEHOLDERS RESOLUTION NO.UU above mentioned. . , • ' Freeholders ol.the County of Union on the dale ' ilonal urvlces. to provld* consultant Medical slonal urvlces to provide clinician urvlces.lor above; and . Care for It by the governing body>and shall b* adv*rtis*d: the Board o» Chosen Freeholders of In* County of Librarian, urvlces to the William B, Morris BE- IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the said the Union Counly Community Tuberculosis Con- County Attorney . .'' . Union mat Edwin P. Schulhatar, M.D.. 33 Low*r abov* mentioned. ' ' ' sum of not to exceed 13 400.00 for th* year WU be BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that tt.0 Coun- WHEREAS, there exists < neecHor'proles! NOWTTHERBFOrtE, BE IT RESOLVED by DavldJ.Issenman .'• ' •• -. - —Memorial Library at John E. Runnells Hospital L trol Services as per the Health Service Contract ty Manager and Cler.k of this Board be and they - the Board of Choun Freeholder* of the County of Overlook Road; Summit, New. Jersey 0JWI, Is .'Counly Attorney • • ' -.' •• : • ^bflt:gedJaAccount-No,ooi.584<579'13-3l! and . slonal services to provide various servlc** to the • •• Eileen A. Chrenka. Clerk /• • lor the year I tMj and' ..:.-r:—:— . tor the year 198a; and .,' are hereby authorlied.to execute said contract Union countv 'Jail and the Bureau of G.W. Union that Utdls Janson, M.D., P.O. Bon »,' hereby awarded a contract, to: provide the OavldJ, Isienman BEIT FURTHER RESOLVED that e copy of 03051 Focu*,Jan. 3d, 1W4 necessary part-time, on-call nloht physician ser-. / ° . WHEREAS/ Jane McCarthy, 1170 Woodland '. WHEREAS, Joyce Zlstman, M.D., ill N. upon approval by the County counsel's Office for Job It Herllch Juvenile Quarters as follows.! Tranqulllly, New Jersey 0«70, Is hereby award. Avenue, Plainfleld,' New Jersey 07040, hai this Resolution be publlihed according to law Broad Street, Elizabeth, New Joruy 07300, hat the aforesaid project; and , • • «d a contract .to provld* Ihe rwmtarv part-tlma, wlthlnten(10)daysoHtspastage.: .. UNION COUNTY JAIL: . . ' (F**:«J4.I3) . vkuasoutllnedabovef and ' * ' agrtftd to provld* the n*c*isary consulant- agreed to provide the necetury. clinician ur- . BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the'sald I. Psychiatric urvlws through, .licensed on-calt nloht physician servlc** to th* patient* at BE IT-FURTHER RESOLVED that the Coun- IFaeifOfis, I hereby certlfy^tne above to be a true copy of a- vlcu ai outlined above at the rate of 130.00 per John E. Runnells Hospital for the year IM4; and ' ' Mtdlcal Library urvlc** as outlined ebove at resolution adopted by Ihe Board of choun sum of not to exceed 14,000,00 for the year 19U bo psychiatrists In the amount ol ten IIO) noun per ohn e. Runnalls Hospital for th* year 1M»! and UNION COUNTY BOARD OF CHOSEN ty ManMer and Clerk of this Board be and they ' ' the rate of UO.00 forthree hour sessions, pne day HOUR'and In.the sum of not to exceed 1350.00 for charged to Account No. 0O1-570-579-1389; and Draw It BE IT PURTHERSESOLVED that the Coun- FREEHOLDERS^:—RESOLUTION NOJU,U *n henby authorized to exacute said contract Fresholdarsof th* County ol Union on Ihe date' week In the aggregate) . : per month end In the sum 'not to exceed 1730.00 lheyear.!H«;and' ty Manager andclarkofthlsBoardbaand they upon approval by the county counsel's Off Ic* for abov* mentioned, " • .-. . . BEIT FURTHER RESOLVED that a copy Of - 1. Medical service through licensed physicians DATE:VW/a* . . (or the year iwa; and ' WHEREAS, Ihe Local Public Contracts Law this Resolution be published according to law are hereby authorized to execute said contract the aforesaid prolacti and , ' County Attorney • •'..,... Inlhe amount (H fifteen 115) hours per week j WHEREAS, there *xlsts;a.need for prof*s- WHEREAS, the Local Public Contracts Law 1 ; requires thai a Resolution authorizing Ihe awaawarr* within teriJO) days o< Its paswoe, 3; Nursing service!, through a team of nurse* upon approval by the County counsel's of f Ic* for * slonat urvlces to provide Jewish Chaplain up BE IT FURTHER RESOLVEb that the said DavldJ.liunman ' '' '. • ding ol. aa contract lor proleitlonal' urvlcesurvlces - Plaster It .th**foretaldpro|*ct!and' ' , requires that a Resolution authorizing the awar- —rheYeby certify the above to be a true copy of a at 144 hours per week in Iho aggngatai and vlc*s to the patlmts at John E. Runnalls Hospital . sum of not to .yceed »,MO.0O be chargtd to Ac- ding of a contract for professional services . > .EII*enA.chrenka,clerk "lthoufiCompetlllv"wltwlthoufiCompetlllvh e biddingbidding " must be pastepasted resolution adopted by the Board df Chosen 4,. Pharmaceutical services to provld. . V BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED (hit th* said lortrwynrlMeiand -. ••••_••-...;... count NO.001-545574-I3-J1Iand '. .,•'....'.:.--. .. "without.competitive bidding" must be pasud 09045 Focus, Jan. 30, l»si . by t hthhe governing body and shall be advertludadvrtlud; Freeholders of Iho County of Union on Ihe date sum of not to exceed S14.MO.00 for th* year 1M4 • WHEREASi'Rabhl Jacob lakhelm, 13 Manzel . '".'....- •••:• V ••-' •••.'• (FHitll.10),' system ol drug Inventory and control conforming E R by the governing body and shall be advertised: NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by above mentioned. ' to New Jersey Slate statute. b* charged to Account No. 0Ol'S45-57i-13>3l! and Avenue, Maplewood, New Jersey OTOeVhas thU Resolutlon be puUlshed Mcordlno'tTliaw UNION COUNTY BOARD OF CHOSEN ' NOWV7HEREFORE, BElTRESOLVED by the Board ot Choun Freeholders of the County of County Attorney : • Offer It BUR1AU OF OiW, HEULICH JUVENILE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that a copy of agreed to provide the nectssary Jawish Chaplain wlthlnt«i(10)daysofltspassage. < FREEHOLDERS RESOLUTION NO.se *• . Ihe Board 61 Choun Freeholders of the County of UNION COUNTV BOAilD- OF CHOSEN this Resolution b* published according to law urvlces to the patltnts at John E. Runn«lls -Unlon:lhatJoycer2lsim!rEfflTD.au.NtBroad- -DavldJrlssenman'-" • • , • . • •> ' QUARTERS:. . I hereby certify th* abov* to be a true copy ol» DATEII/337U , Union lhal-Jan* McCarthy,'1170 Woodland, FREEHOLDERS • RESOLUTION MO.53-B4 . Street, Elizabeth, New Jeruy 07300, Is hereby Ellepn A. Chrenka, Clerk . wlthlntenllOldaysofltspasuge, Hospital lor the year We In the sum ol not to ex. resolution adopted by the Board of Chosen WHEREAS, there exists a need for profes- : 1. Psychiatric services through duly licensed ceed 11,450.color.the year l«4i and . '— Plalnlleld, New JerseJertey 07040, Is herherebe y awarded awarded a contract to provide th*-n*am»ry •- . - . psychiatrist In th* amount of five IS) hour* per I hereby certify the above to b* a true copy of a Freeholder, of the County ot Union on the date sional urvlccs-to provlde-part,tlm*v-oivc«4t- ovlde-irw-nensiary T,. there exllll a need lor Tiroleir >. clinician urvlces at outlined above; and .''• (Fee:$35.M) ' Burn It week In the aooregatei ' ' . resolution adopted bv th*. Board of chosen WHEREAS, the.Local Public Contrails Law abova mentioned^ .. : • " ' ., - ' night physician WnllcM to the patients at John, Medical Library urvlceiillrs asouillnerfabovef ) and slonal urvlces to provide urvlcal.lor th* . BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED lhat the Coun' county Attorney 3. Psychiatric social'work assistant services, Freeholders of m* County of Union on the date requires that a Resolullon aulhorlilng th* awah ' BE IT FURTHER-RESOL-VeO-thBt-ttu COUn- dsvelopmenl.end software modification "cover-, ly Manager and clerk ol this Board be and they • - nentlonni. • • • , ' ,- ,- navldJ. Issenman •UNION COUMTV nQABO OF H —•hrough-^tjuillfled-IMSW)—psychiatric—tocl*i IV-Min«oer-4ndClerk.ol-thIs-Do«rd.ljeand-th1v1- .jno.paf'ent.bllllho,-0har'maey,-lmrentorv-control- ~-er«'horebv-aulhorlZed-lo-execute-sald-contract- Drain It County Attorney Eileen ATChrenka, Clerk 1 FREEHOLDERS RESOLUTION NO.35 B6 wor k*rs In th* amount of 75 hours per week In the w«ni*ioAvenue,,fciizaoem, N*W J*rs*y vnmrr are hereby authorlled to execute said contract , and other areas ot llnanclal control at John E. upon approval by thv county counul's Olrlce for x aggregate) '' . David J. Itsenman ' 03043 FOCUI, Jan; 30, IMi 1. . : , —-uponeoproval by the county counul's oiflco lor RunnellsHospllaliand ' : . the aloresald protect; and: . ... DATE.VM/lU 9. Psychiatric social work assistant services, , -. Eileen A, Chrenka, Cl*rk ••.'• ' . ' • . • :'• ; -• (Fee;tI4.lil oncall nloht phytlclan service* to th* patlenhTat the aforesaid protect) and • , - . < WHEREAS, JoiephtJoSl.Bhsn, 344 Newark . BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the'sald WHEREAS, thoro exist* a need for profes- through outlined IMSW) psychiatric solcal 0M5J FOCUS, Jari. 30,1»U ' - Ih* Board of Chosen Freeholders of the County of John E, Runnells Hotpllal at the rat* ot tM.M ' . BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED lhat the said Avenue, Union, New Jeruv 07083, has agreed to .sum ol not. to exceed 1350.00 for the year 1QS4 be sional servlcos to provide emergency and stat Dress It . .: (Fee:U4.15) Union that Rabbi Jacob Zakhelm, » Manzel UNION COUNTY BOARD OF CHOSEN per hour and In the sum of not to exc**d; provld* th«.nec*sury part time prolscl coor- charoed lo Account No. 001-58 J-S79-13-JD and .'laboratory services as outllnifd-ln the sum of nof werk*ri,ln|the amount ol75 hours per week In Ih* FREEHOLDERS RESOLUTION NO.45-14 sum of not'to exc*«d l73O,OO.for th* year 19U be aggregate; . • ...... Avenue, Mapltwood,. New Jertey_07040,_ll te.HOJlO! and, ,. • • - ...... charoedtoAccountNo,ool-S4S-S7>-13.31iand dinator.urvlcas, for tha Syllern 34 IBM-Com- BEIT FURTHER RESOLVED lhat » cop' to oxceed St3.000.001 or the yeart^U; and • UNION COUNTY BOARD OF CHOSEN . hereby aw*rded . a contract to provide the . .'.. . . • DATEll/33/14 WHEREAS; the Local Public Contracts Law BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED-ttwl aicopy ol puter as more specif Ic'ally.outllned above and at .thls.Resoiullon bo published according to law* WHEREAS, Overlook Hoipltai, 193 Morris ••* Nursing services through on* or more duly WHEREAS, there exists a need for< profes- qualified nurui (4) hours •dayTseve'inT'rdayt a FREEHOLDERS RESOLUTION N0.S7AU necessary: Jewish chaplain servlc** to the pa- requires that a Resolution authorlilno me awar' . thli' Resolution be published according to law' Ih* rat* of I17.oo.por hour, and In the sum of not. wlthlnlen(lO) daysof Itspastaoe. . Avenue, Summit, New Jersey 07901, has agreed Fencelt DATEH/33/U tients at John E, Runnells Hospital for the veir sional servlc** to provld* part-time, .on-call ding M a.contract lor prohitslonal urvlces "wlthlntan(10)dayiofItipauag*. . • to exceed IIO.MIO.60 (or Ihe vear Has; and I hereby certify Ihe above to be a true copy of a to provide the nncessary emergency and stat week; -. . •- night physician servlnt to th* patients at John WHEREAS, there exists a need for profes- lMtiand ' —•".- . : : Vwrthoul competitive bidding" must be passed laboratory services as outlined above In the sum ' ' 5. Medical services through one or more duly E. Runnells Hospital; and - .. . . • • v . I hereby certlly the above to be a true copy ol a WHEREAS, the Local public Contracts Law , resolution adopled bv Ihe Board of choun sional urvlces to provld* Protestant chaplain BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED mat the Coun- by th* governing body and shall b* aoH»rtl**dT resolullon adopted. by the Board of choun requires that a Reiotutlon authorizing the awer* Freeholders ot the.County ol Union on tho.dato not to exceed 112,000,00 for the year 19M; and ; licensed physicians In thearnounl ol one ID hour WHEREAS, David T(. Brown, M.D., 44» ... NOw/THBREFORB, BE IT RESOLVED by per day. live IS) days per weeki and ' services to the patient* at John E. Runnells ty Manager and Clark of this Board be and they Freeholders of the countv of. Union on the date dlno of' a contract, for professional urvlces above mentioned, - . ', ' . WHEREAS, ihe Local Public contracts Law Floor It Hospital lor tha year 1M4) and .• are thereby authorized to execute said conlracz Baldwltt Road, Mapltwood, New-Jersey 07aa?, the Board of Chosen Freeholoers of the County of . above mentioned. . .' . ' • "without competltlv* bldaffiir must b* pasud .countyAttorney• . : ' roqulres that a Resolution authorlilng the awar- WHEREAS, the EtllabeHl General Healthcare has agreed fo provide the necessary parMlme, Union that GUIIKrmo L. Selas, M.D.. *43 Corp., M4 East Jeruy Street, Elizabeth, New upon approval by tha County counsel's office for •• County Attorney •, ••* . ' ' .. . bv the governing body and shall be adverllud! David J. ttunman ding of a ; contract .for professional services the aforesaid prelect; and.' : '. ' on call nlghlphyslclan services to the patients at Wesllleld Avenue, Ellzabath, New Jersev O73M, DavldJ. Isunrnan 'V '. . - . ''without competitive bidding" must be paised Jiruy 07MI, has agr**d to provld* th* .John E. Runnelts Hospital at the rate of 120.00 Is hereby awarded a contract to provld* me NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by . . . Eileen A. Chrenka; Clerk' Build It lucraary medical urvlc** as outlined above, ««£ rkMKK.w «s • BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the said .••.,;-• . Eileen A. chrenka, clerk the Board of choun Freeholders of the Countv of 03048 Focus, Jan. 30, Wo" by the governing body and shall be advertised: ~ ty Managtr and Clark of this Board be and they Avenue, Summit, New Jersey 07901, Is hereby, orSeUIt WHEREAS, th* Local Public Contracts Law of not to nceed U,OOO.OOfor the year lHli and • this Resolution be published according to law vkesaloutllned&bove) and . . - .; FREEHOLDERS, . RESOLUTION NO.3B-8e 1 within ten (10) days of Itspassage. • .ding of. a contract.for professlonal-ssrvlcasf -•re-hereby authorized to execute said contract UNION COUNTY j BOARD OP CHOSEN ': •"•'.-• • • ., " DATE:l/33/Sa awarded « contract to.provlde the necessary : rtqulre* that a Resolullon authorising the awar- WHEREAS, the Local Public Contracts Law • "without competitive bidding" must be passed . BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED lhat the Coun', emergency and -stat laboratory services as ding of a contract for professional servlc** require* that a Resolution authorizing the awar- I hereby certify tne above to be a true copy of a FREEHOLDERS - RESOLUTION NO,SO-Si ty Manager and clerk of this. Board be and they. ' WHBREAS, there exists a need lor profes- ding' of a contract for professional services :, resolution adopted by the Board of. chosen by the governing body and shall b* advertised: . :.• ;•'.•'. • - • DATE:l/M/«e sional urvlces to provldo clinician service! at outlined abov*; and ^ . '•without competitive bidding" must be passed • NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by are hereby aulhorlz*d'to execute said contract Cool It . byln»oovernlnobedy*ndth*llb**dv*rtludi.. "without competltlve'blddlng" must bepassed Freeholders ot the County 01 Union on th* rial* •BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that th* said \ WHEREAS,.thereiexlsls a need lor proles- Upon approval bv the Counly counul's Olflc* for Iho Union county Community Tuberculoili con- BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Coun. by th*gov*rnlng body and shall be advertised; ' above irienlloned. , ; .' ... - " the Board ot Chosen Freeholders of the county of sum of not to exceed n,tto.l» be charoed to Ac- -slonal urvlces to provide.urvlces as Medical thealorosaldpro|ect)and'' ' trol Sorvlcei as per the Health Service contract; ly Manager and Clerk of this Board be and th&y NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by "Union lhat David K. Brown; M.D., 44« Baldwin count No.O01-545-574-I1-3Hand - . : ••.-.-•• ;' DlrectoMor the yearMtu par Instruction In the are hereby aulhorliedto execute said contract he Board of Choun Freeholders o( the County of NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by county Attorney ' . • . '.'• '. DE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the laid and • - ..'-.. ' •.-... . the Board of chosen Freeholder* of th* county of .DavldJ, Issenman.-, :' ' .' ' Road, Maplewood, New Jersey 0731?; Is hereby BE IT FURTHERRESOLVeDlhat • copy of ' oranWn'Aldl contract at.John.. E. Runnolls: upon approval by tho County counsel's Office for Union that the Elliabelh General Hetlthcir* awarded a contract to provld* the nectssary ; : sum:ol nol to exceed 110,000.00 lor the year »Bi. - WHEREAS, Albert Mlnzter, M.D., 335 E. Ride It Union that R*v. G*org* Brodley, 99 Spring Rldg* •'•• . •-.••:-• .. - Eileen A. Chrenka, Clerk this-Resolution, be published according to law • Hospital) and . .. . '. .' • " be charoed lo Account No. 0OI-5S5 by the governing body and shall be advertlud;. ' th* aforesaid prolcct! and-.' .. urvlces lo.Ihe-patients'at John E; Runnelts count No.00l-545-574-13.JUand • '•': •••..• . ,(Feeil34.IJ) • "without competitive biddino" must.b* pasud * • NOW, THEREFORBT-BBiT-REScrCVED by. above mentioned. . ' vjm ol nol to exceed 1373.000.00 for a period of BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED thai the laid _ BE IT. FURTHER RESOLVED that a copy of ' bythvoovernlngbodyandshallbaadvertlud: ' . . . EllennA, Chrenka, Clerk : Hospital) and' . .••."••'.. '...' ,:.' - th* Board of Choun Preeholderi.of Ihe County of • County Attorhey " • Fly It -January I, 1?M through .December 31, 1*M be sum of not to exceed U.ooo.oo for the year IMi be this Rasolutlon be published according to law , . NOW, THEREFORE; BE IT RESOLVED by. O30«pocui,Jan'30,nu-••. - ' .' David J. Issenman • •'••:' charged to Account No. O0H30-54M3 w (Union WHEREAS., Herman Frank, 70 Long street, •.•;.-...-. ;.••..... (Fe*:114.*S| ; Union thai Albert Mlnzter,' M.D., 135 .E. charged to Account No. ool'5»'57M9'3l! and . East orange, New Jeruy, has agreed to provide within teir(IO) daysof Its passage. , the Board ol choun Freeholders ol Ih* County of Eileon A. Chrenka. Clerk Counly. Jail'U4t,4S0,0O), and to Account No. 001- ' BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED.Ihat a copy of Union that Albert MlnHer, M.D., J3J W«sHI«ld ' Westlleld Avenue, Roulle Park, New Jeruv the necessary prosthetic and orthotlc urvlces to t hereby certlly. the above to be a true copy of a 07104, It h*reby.awarded a contract-to provide 03033 Focus, Jan. 30,19iU . • -:- _30°-57S-13-71 (Bureau! of .O.W... Herllch- this Resolullon be published according to law. UNION COUNTY ^DOARD-OF CHOSEN^ : -the patients at John E. Runnelll Hospital In the -resolullon.adoped. bv.th* Board of Chounl Avenue,-Roielle Park,-New-Jeriey-0''3O4,-li- ihe"nMeii»ryTellnlclan'-ur'ulcoi"ai'~oUlllned~ Drivelt- -within ttn (to) dayiof ittpaiiage.-^————- Freeholoers ol tha Counly of'Unlon'ph'the'date FREEHOLDERS ~ REioUUTION NO.J1-M sum of nol to exceed li.on.oo for the year lni) ; het-ebv awarded- a' contract: to.provlde' the' BE if FURTHER RESOLVED that a copy ol ' Ihereby c«rtlly the abov* to be a true copy of a above mentioned, ,- • . •:'•• • , . : .'•.." DATEllrWM . UNION. COUNTY BOARD OF. CHOSEN WHEREAS, the.Local Public Contracts Law : necessary Medical Director urvlces ai.outlined - BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Coun- this Relolutlorn be published according to law resolution adopted *by the Board ol chosen county Attorney' • ' . . • ". ' •' , > WHEREAS, there .exist* a.ne*d:.for prolt*-! FREEHOLDERS '' : RESOLUTION NO.W'U requlr*! that a R«solutlon authorizing the awar-: •• above) and ••'::. •*'•. ..•'.'..'. "••^-.-- - , -. '".'•• :.'.•• DATEil/13/M ty Manager and Clerk of this Board be and they within ten lim daysof Itspasuoe. Freeholders of the County of unlon.on the date dlng'Ol a contract/for professional services .DavldJ.tsunman . -. . - . .. slonal urvlces to provld* consultant laboratory Cobklt I hereby certify the above to be a true copy of a above mentioned. • .".-"•.- • •'• BE IT PURTHBRRBSOLVBD that th* Coun.- ^' WHEREAS; thire exliu a need lor profoi- are hereby authorized to execute said contract ONION COUNTY BOARD OP CHOSEN • "wfthpul competitive bidding" must be passed ' :. - ' Eileen A. Chrenka, Clerk- -tells lonhecounfy of Unlort and John E, Run- upon approval by the County counut's office for FREEHOLDERS RESOLUTION NO.37 W reiolutlon adopted bysthe Board of Choun county Attorney . * ' . nellsHospltalpre'employm*ntphyslcals,annuar ,ly Manager and clerk ol'thli Board be and they ilonal urvkss to provide consultant ipeech by the governing body end Shalt be advertised: 09044 FOCUI. J«n.,30, IM4 . < . ' are hereby authorized to extcut* ufd contract therapy at John E. Runnells HotpltalTtor-thtt" "the aforesaid prolMlrand- '••''.' - . DATEiVWM . Freeholders ol Ihe Countv of Union ori.th* dale; David J. Issenman " ' -. , •••• : •'•• '•. ••• . •:-'..'' (F*e:«14,15l physlcalsi. Union County Jail Inmates, JINS NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT. RESOLVED by ' . upon approvalbytha county Counul'sofflee for y«ario*e;and • • • ' • - •. ' • . •. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED lhat the said abov* mentioned. .. . Eileen A. Chrenka, Clark Residents and Integrity House Residents for the : Clean It ,01055 Focus; Jan. 90, lm ... ' the Board of Choun Freeholders of the county of • • .tne'aforeuld prolectl and -/ —•••' WHEREAS. He»rlno and Spoech ConlullsnU, sum ot not to exceed 11,400.00 lor the year l»»a b*:: .ilonal service! to provide clinician serv -CountyAttorney '. . *. . .:•.._... Unlonthat Herman Prank,)0Longstreet,'East UNION COUNTY BOARD OF CHOSEN period February 1. IMi through August 31) tMl] .- • • --•• '•-.-- .-. IFee:U4,15l FREEHOLDERS RESOLUTION NO.43A-U • . BE IT FURTHER RESOLVBO-that-lhe.sald Inc., 315 Lenox AvenueTWeitfleld, New. Jeruy charged to Account No. OO1-SJ4-5IS-I] 31, and - the Union County Communlty_Yub4rculosls Con- David J.'liunman ' •• • • ' • orange, New Jeruv, Is hereby awarded a con- trol Services as per the Health Service contract; •••••.- . Eileen A. Chrenka, Clerk ; • "• . ..'• :•-.•'.. ,. ..DATE:1«3/U WHEREAS, .MatPath, Inc., T Malcolm" . sum of nol to exceed ti,*00.<» lor the year !«U be 070M, has aoreed to provide the necessary con- BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that a copy of tract to provide tha necessary prosthetic and or '.sultantspeech therapy urvlc*! et.Jotin E..Run-. thlt Resolullon.be:publlthed according to'|aw . 0JM9 Focui, J«n.30,l««e UNION COUNTY BOARD OF CHOSEN WHEREAS, there exists* need for profes- Av*nuei Telerboro. New Jersey mm, has . • charged 10 Account No. 0OIT5I4<57«.I}'I1I and. ; Rent It . thotle urvlces to the.patients at John E. Run' mils'Hospital lor the year IHe atthe rate ol within ton (10) day! ol Its passaoe. ' . ^WHEREAS, Carlos Remollna, M.D., 776 E, FREEHOLDERS . RESOLUTION^O.&U . nails Hospital) and ••:. sional urvlces to provide medical urvlces to th* agreed to provide the necessary laboralorv test* BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED IhM a copy 01.. Senior citizens clinic at- John, E. Runnells 135.00 per patient visit or rehabilitation mMllng. - 'I hereby certlly Ihe above to be a true copy ol.a Third Avenue,'Roselle, New Jersey 0H0J, has : BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that th* Coun- -as.outllned above In the sum ol Ml to *xc**d this R*solutlort. be published according to law agreed lo provide Ihe necessary clinician ser- WHEREAS, there exists a need for profes- , no.OOO.M for the period of February 1, 1*u . -withlntenlioidaysoflitpaiug*. • and In Ih* luni.ol not to exceed 11,600.00 lor Ihe resolution adopled by the Board ol Choton UNION COUNTY BOARD OF CHOSEN ty Manager «nd clerk olllili Board be and they Freeholder! of the county of Unlon.on the date, vices as outlined above at the rate of $30.001 per sional urvlc** to provide part-tlm*, on-eall' are hereby oulhorlied to eyecut* said contract .WHER'E'AS, John v. Moriino, M;D;, 717 IhrouohAuguststilNiiand' ' .. ' - I hflreby cartlf y the e.bove to be a true copy ol a hour and In the sum 0 rwl to exceed S1.600.00 for Meet It FREEHOLDERS RESOLUTION NO.13] 14 night physician sarvkss to the patients at John . Weltfleld Avenue. Elllabelh, New Jiruv 073Oa, WHEREAS, th* Local Public contractc s Law resolution adopted by. the Board of Choun ''wilBREAs, the Local Public Contrscli Law. above mentioned, , , -upon-approval by the County Counters Office lor reoulrei that a Risotullon.aulhorlllno tH* awar Counly Attorney • , Iho year IMA; and. ' . E. Runnalls Hotpllal! and - > '• .: ' ' the aloreiald project) and " has agreed 10 provide the necessary medical ur- - requires thati a Resolution *ulhorlzln*ulhorlilngg the awara - Freeholdars ofthe Countv of Union on the dale BE IT RESOLVED bv the Board of Chosen viceslothe Senior citizens Clinic at John E. Run- ding'of a contract tor prof*sslon*l urvlcss., David J. Iltonman ... . • • •. WHEREAS, the Local Public Contracts Law WHEREAS, Moo Keun Lee, M.D:, 444 dlng of a contract lor professional service* . .abovrnnntlDned.. . '•". ••-.- --•'•, . -requIrerthanrResolution authorlilno the awar- ' Proeholders of the Coiinty of Union that Resolu- woodrow Road; Slaten Island, New York, 10911, BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the said . nells. Hospllal, oneussslon per weak, not to ex-' ' county Attorney.. " . , ' . ' . "without-competitive,bidding" must be pasud. . . . Ell**n A. chrenka, Clerk - sum ol not to exceed U.0OD.00 f or the year 1MU be "without competltlv* bidding" mull b* rusted 030)1 Focui, Jan. m,u«4 ding of a contract tor professional" services ' tion No,, lt-seli hereby amanded In the following has agreed to provide the necessiary part'llme. ceedu!5d0.0Olorth*v*arl«Uianeedu!5d0.0Olorth*v*arl«Uiandd . by Ih* governing body and shall be advertised:. . - DavldJ. Isunman— •• .:---i,.' by th* governing body and shall be adverllud; f particulars: . . '.-.•• charoed to Account No.oD1.S4e-S7AJ3-45i and • -.•:-•: (FM-IU15I-- "without conipell'We blddlno' muil be passed on-call nl islcian services to the patients at WHEREAWHEREASS, tthhe LLocall pblpublii c CContracts Law NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED bv '••.•',• ."• filleert A. Chrenka, Clerk NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT. RESOLVED by bythegovernlngbodyandshallbeadvertlsed: . Th* Agenda Meellno scheduled lor February- BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that a cop' reoulret that a Resolullon authorizing th* awar- 03047 Pxus, Jan. 30, KU "' - Ihe Board ol Choun Freeholders of the Countv 01 DQITl John E. RunnelfTHosptlal. at the rale of 110,00 the Board ol Chosen Freeholders of Ihe county of . «, nu commencing at 7:M p;M. Is hereby this Resolution be published according to Union that-Hearlno-and Speech Consultants,. NOW, THEREFORE, DE IT RESOLVED by per hour, and In the. sum of not lo exceed within fen (10) days of Its passage-'- :ding-of a contract for professional urvlces Union-that MelPath/'Inc., 1 Malcolm Avenue,: .- •,-,..;.-. :., ..,..*" ..;./.. ;'...; ,- . , (P**:M4.1SI.: UNION COUNTY BOARD. OF CHOSEN the Board of Chosen Freeholders ol the County of canceled. Said Agenda MMIIno shall b* held on "without competitive bidding" must be pasud Inc., 315 Lenox Avenu*; Westlleld, New Jeruy FREEHOLDERS- ' RESOLUTION NO.40U ' 11I.4M.00; and • ,•'".••:• •- , I hereby codify the above to be a true copy of a Teterboro; New Jeruy 07*11, are hereby award*. Union that Carlos Remollna, M.D,, 776 E. -Third , February SrINicommencIng at J;M P.M. WHEREAS, the Local Public Contracts Law bvthegovernlngbodyandshallbaad ed a contract to provide the necessary 07«o,-ls hereby awarded a contract to provide -••"••..'•'.. . ' OATB:l/33/B4 resolution adopted by the Board ol choun .UNION ^<:0UNTYk BOARD T5P~CHOSEN Avenue, Roselle, New Jersey* 07303, it hereby I hereby certllytheabove to be a Irue cony ola —requlr*s-that-a-Rasolutlon4Uthorlilng.the.awar- NOWVTHEnEI!OREBE|TRES J«bM«locy:t«ilsjlLoull|nedib«tiort!tl»fiof-the-County-ot-Unlorrorrttw-date~ |ned.ibw : mwarded a contract to provide the necessary iii the rilJSIUIIDinilWed bV llie~Boara~iif~Ch55n' " ding of-a contract for prolesslpnal services Ihe Board ol Choun Freeholders ol Ihe C ™vtce*-as outlined above; «nd- •-• :ilonal urvlces lo provide consulting-Registered— ^sbovementioned;-'- • -•• • .. .: February li ins through AugJilJl.lMei ad -clinician serviceT^rfflturiiStrBiMVeTTind . Freeholders oflhe County ol'Unlon on tha date "without competitive bidding", must be passed Union that John V, Moriino, M.D., m Westll* —BE-IT'PURTHBR-REtOLVEb lhal the Coun Respiratory Thiranlit tervlcoi to the Medlcal- abova mentioned. -.'. . . - .County Attorney' ''',•'" BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED"mat Ihe Coim- - WHBReAsnh*f*-.XIHs a need-'/oi'-proles;- 1 BBE IT FURTHERRE5OLVEFURTHER,RESOLVEDD that the Coun . bv the governing body and shall be^dvertlsed'. : _4venoe, Elllabeth, New Jeruv 0730*, Is hereby IV Manager and Clerk of this Board be and they:, slonal urvlces to provide1 .x-ray technlc *n IV Manager and clerk ol,this,Doard b* and.thty and Nursing stall lor the patients at John E. County Attorney "•' . . •', " David J. Isunman . • ar* hereby authorized to execute sald'contr.act Runnells Hotpltal; and ••,.•—; ty Manaoer and clerk of this B6ard be and they .» NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by .' ' — Eileen A. chrenka, Clerk awarded a,contract to provide the necasury, ar* hereby authorlz*d to execute said contract ' . covarag* at the Elliabelh chest Clinic lor Ihe, •re hereby authorized to execute laid contract, _Dnvld J. lisenman • > the Board ol Chosen Freeholders ol the County of , medlcaturvlcH to tha Senior clllliens Clinic at upon approval bv Ihe County couniel'i Olflce lor WHEREAS, salvator* RUgolero, 330 Sun. •.. '••.•' Ellaen A. chrenka, Clerk 030MFocus,Jan.30,l«l». .. . .: . year l»lt, as per the Health Sarvle* Contract) . nyvlew'oval, Keatbey, -New Jeruv 0*817, hat upon approval by tha County counul's olflc* lor'. Union that Moo Keun Lee, M.D., 4U Woodrow • .. • . : . • (Feeiin.ioi John E. Runnalls Hospital, one snilon per week. the aloreiald project! and. . ' ' '. . ,0M« Focul, Jan. M, IM4 : . . Road. Staten Island, New York 10311, Is hereby not to exceed three hours ant* at the rate ol BE IT FURTHEPJXISSR RESOLVED that m* tald Bl'l'/^UlfTHER'RESOLVED that the laid' agreed to provide the necemary consulting . 1 '. . WHEREAS, -Alalda'' Padllia. 5J1 Franklin' BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED lhal the uld i •••• . . ;..:. - .. • .,' • ••'• (Fee;Hn.I0l RTHER sum.nl not lo exceed 15,400.M lor Ihe year nu bo Registered Respiratory Therapist Services as. ; . ewardi.d a contract to.provide th* necessary 'IME M ur tJau; xnA •• • . • ~* .' -.'. sum ol not to exceed t90.IHO.oHO.oo lor the pperiod ' Street,.Elizabeth, N*w Jeriev 0J304, has aoreed UNION COUNTY BOARD OF CHOSEN t chor'i'.d to Account No. «I'54S'57*'13'3I) and outlined above at Ih* rat*ol 130,00 per hour, two •urn of not to exceed li ,400.00 lorthevearltlabe,. .part-time, .oncall'night physician services as FREEHbLDERS— RESOLUTION NO.S3 14' __ . . _.. RESOLVED that the Coun ' 1«M nh Anoml-31-Al31lft-SLl . to provld* the neceuary x-ray technician ur- charged to Account No. OOIS«4-57«13 111 and issimeos outlined above! and . ' BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that a copy of hours per weekend In the sum of not ot exceed - UNION COUNTY BOARD OF CHOSEN . .'.• ,....• DATE:VJ3/«4. —IK. uniNcTooW.miTa vlcn at the rat* 01 tl.oo per hour and In th* turn 19,110.00 and a total nt 104 hour! on night vlilta BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that a copy ol ' BE IT FURTHER RESbLVED that the Coun HER RESOLVED that* copy of ol nol 10 exceed 1460,00 lor the year- M4, and ' thli' Resolution b* published According to law FREEHOLDERS RESOLUTION N0.5IU WHfeREAS, there exists a need (or.profes " wlthlnlBn.lloldaysolltspanao*. • ,,. • - 'lion;and • •. ., • • .', . • , . . this Resolution be published accordlno to law . tv Manager and clerk ot this Board be and they ' ilonal urvlces lo provide prosthetic and orthollc upon approval by tha County Counul't Olllce lor: be publlihed according to law WHEREAS, the Local Public contracts Law . ".' DATE: 1/53/14 'are hereby.aulhorlz«d to execute.said contract I hereby certify th* abov* to be a true copy pi a WHEREAS,'the Local Public.Contracts Law within ten I lOlttavsol Its pauage; '. . . WHEREAS, there mists"* ne*d'(or proles urvlces to the patients at JohnG. Runnells -within l*n I Wdaysoavi olf Its passag*,,passage v. ' , .: require! that a Reiolullon, authorizing the awar., I hereby certllv the above lobe^lrue copy ol a upon approval bv the county counsel's pittce.lor BB IT "UIITHER'RESOLVED that In* said , I hereby cerllly Ihe above to bt a th)* copy ol a,. .dlng'ol t contract for prof*ulon*l t*rvlc*s rilotullon; adopled by the Board ol ChoVon requires that a Retolutlon authorlzlno the awar slonal servlcas to provld* Catholic Chaplain l*r Hoioltaliand . ••-:••;••': '.:••.-•. • .- Frieholden.ol the counly ot Union on the date- dlno of a contract :lor proleislonal services resolution adopted ,by the Board ol Choun tbealoresaldprolectj and ..•-'••.•• , WHEREAS, Modern Limb a, Brace. VI! sum ol not to *xce«d U.soo.00 lor the year. IH* b* resolullon adopted by th* Board of choun "without competitive blddinj" must b* pasud Freeholders of the Counlv ol Union on the dale , vkei to Iht.'naflentl at John. E. Runnells charcwdloAccountNo.utSU 57e 13 >1: and above mentioned. ., , . . "without competitive bidding" tnust be pasud . . Hospital! and . •]'••'• BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that IK* said Somerut street, Watchung, New Jersey, has Freeholders « the County ol Union on th* data by th* govarnlng body and shall be adverllud: r above mentioned. . ' . - ,' ' sum ol not to »cwd ,4H.U be charoed to Ac BE IT FURTHER.RBSOUVEOIhll a copy ol r NOW, THEREFORE, B6 IT RESOLVED bV Counlv Attorney ',..:. • : ' by Ihe governing body and shallib* advartlud: WHEREAS, Rev. James'. McAghan, - S» -agreed to provide the necessary prosthetic and above mentioned, ', .' . .: i '• '• '. David J. Uionmnn .. ^ ^ ^ ' ^county-Attornev . - •, r •.. count NoHl-545 s» 13 111 and or.thollc urvices lo the patients at John E. Pun Ihll Relolullon.be published.accordlno to law. County Attorney • ' . •' . ••- ' •• . the Board ol choun Freeholders ol the county ol E|| n A m c|or|( NOW, THEREPORE. BE IT RESOLVED by~ David J, tlunman ' .' Monastgry-Drlv*, Unlo/l city, New Jeruy 070*7, 'Wlltilntenltoldavsof llspassage. •• ; ... the Board ol.Choun Freeholders ot Iho county ol'. H BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that a copy ol nells Hospital In the sum or nol lo .txceed v . Davld,J. isunman Union that Aledla Padllla, S3] Franklin Street, ' ElleenA.Chrjnkn, Cl(rk_l :has'agreed to provide tha necessary Cathojc. -thl>-Resolutlon-'b*-publlst>*d-*ccordlno.to.law iher*ycrlI hereby cerlllylhajbouMoMalrveccipviil.ay . -ElliabelhrN«wJeruyO73O4,-ll:hereby •w«rd»ii_ ,,3,37.Focu«,jan-30,.|..t. -Unlon-ihal-Salavlor*.Ruggl*ro,-llo-sunnyvl*w~ 686-7700 ~ChaplalnurvlctttoIhepttlentsalXlohriE, Run »d' by • the -Board «- choun oval;: Keaibev, New Jiruy 0U11, Ifhereby mo]SF«ui,Jan,]O,ini. ~ within ten ttordays-oflts passage,. '-.,-;.' resolution adopted bv i Ihe Board of Choun ^OMIVFMUSV *~ a contract to provld* th* necessary x ray technP •*(Fee:«3.«3l nails Hospital tor the veer IHi In th* sum of not . -I h«r*bv certlly the abov* tobe'a true copy of a freeholders of Ihe Counlv of, Union on Ih* date awarded a contract to provlde.th* tiecetiarv con . to*wcHdU,N»ixiiand . requires that a Resolutlon'iulhorlilng the awar. IFee:«*.15) ' cl*nurvtc*ioi6u!llned*bove)«nd" ' TOWN & COUNTRY CPAONGALL-. -CONTRACTORS— —No More Long-lines — HUTOPART MripflriWiHati ^TAX& ACCOUNTING" OLDSMOBILE Dhh«tiher«A!r>Cofld«Hutlii| II (tin eiptntnce, hnptmrn MICHAEL DE-ROBERTS And High Prices z Oldest 8. Largest Cmmwiul/ltalilMtlil HEATING OIL * SALES * SERVICE SERVICES WHOLESALE TOP $$$ IN CASH Have your Federal arid D Exclusive— EXCLUSIVE Ml work fully pimntNd ' OIL BURNERS, REPAIRS, INSTALLATIONS ' . 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Bring us any bonaflde deal on FORD, TOYOTA, DODGE, CHRYSLER, PLYMOUTH and we won't |ust beat it by $4.00, but for this event we'll beat It by at least 950, or morelTo protect ourselves ' lJ 'frornotherdealers)WereSeHrt.therlgnrtobiiyithelrdeals. USED CAR HUNDREDS TO CHOOSE FROM-MANY AT HALF PRICE! MFHITwpo 'ISMKECoH 'IIMKEIriu IIMKEIII VmBMMM 'UMMElriM IINNElMilM Slk HDC3UWI < d< • Slh MCR3093U 4 tit 9 SifciEBtMHHr 8lk /3FU10MS83tV 4 Slk ICC19K94 3if * «ev* wto w Slk >DD1U:Mr}<« 4 cyl Hulo.iw.pb A/C n cyt kilt pa pb A'C p cyl 4 ip nun mm cyt,«ulo.[>«,pb S7BM cyl Kilo m pb M117, lilnt , Uall 19 1S4 nil M < tSubiiinou M NAOAOooklWOb Now $2760 NADA Book UtOO Now$1700 NADA nook uaoo Now $2650 Now $1950 How $1600 Now $1250 Now $3300 Now $4400 ntl. KI DODGELAND • FORDLAND • TOYOTALAND \ CHRYSLER/PLYMOUTHLAND-ROLAND R O B O..TJ X S ttfcj DfSEDCARLAND^TRUCKLAND-LEASCLAND Route II East, Springfield N.J. *1986 BUSINESS REVIEW & FORECAST Call for more info and directions 1201) 467-2900 In N.Y. 1 800 922-0213 Thursday, January 30 HOME OF THE WORLD'S LARGEST DODGELAND Keriilworth Leader • Mountainside Echo • Springfield Leader • Linden Leader •thespectator Savings league lists Gateway lists new tenants Report details county growth Pour commercial leases, Gateway Center. The move is and 3,200 square feet of its top floor' By 8ID FRANK -Included in the study. the number of people employed. representing a,total commitmenf to enabling this 18-year-old firm_to _have_been leased by Metromedia Public Information Director < Employment In chemical •o 1985 industry figures The top 20 industries which showed XI 18,000' square feet or space, have satisfy its expansion needs and to Long Distance, Inc., whose holdings Union County Economic production,-tho-largest-Rianufa0~ •the fasteat grawth_fromJI982i84_are over $3 5 billion or $1 billion more include radio and television stations - According to statistics com- been negotiated at Gateway Center, establish a more optimum location— DevelopmenfCorporatiori luring industry in thestate, declined below. Following the ranking, is the* •n piled by the New Jersey Savings 'than the previous record of $2.5 the 2.2 million square-foot mixed-use centcr'city and close to Manhattan—' •natonwlde and cellular| telephone "County Business Growth" is the at a rate of 1.6 percent over'the two- growth rate In percent, the percent THE UNION m League, the trade association billion set in 1984. "This record development owned by The for the municipal bond, real'estate, and paying equipment firms. ' title of a .,.,repor—t ..„.....recently, .„„„issued. b„y, year period, from 124,074 to 120,203. of total employment and the number representing the 166 savlngs-and level of mortgagQjcommitments— -Prudential Insurance, Company of and corporate financing divisions of Metromedia, Which, Installed a the Office of Economic Research. The-following-are-thc-top=fivo z Indicates that 1986 will be another employed In 19847 loans and .federally-chartered, America in downtown Newark. its practice, communications dish on the roof, New Jersey -DepartmenLol Com- categories of private sector em- Transportation (101; Plus 23.7; 2 8. CENTER c: savings banks in the Garden - strong year for mortgage lending The center's new tenants include s selected Gateway Center because of merccand Economic Development. ' z and the savings and loan in- ployment in the state, based on tho 6,671. o State, 1985 has been record- Bathgate, Wcgener, Woutcrs & The Comptroller of tho Currency, its location in the path of the fiber The statistics contained in the report number of employees in each. Water transportation (six), plus breaking year for mortgage dustry," said Edmond V. Lawlor an office of the, United States optic route and the advanced provide the most accurate measure NATIONAL Jr., president and chief executive Neumann, the Comptroller of the Wjlhin the five categories ap- 15,6; 4 0,9,560. k n lending and industry growth. Currency, Metromedia Long Treasury Department, has leased telecommunications network. available for determining current proximately 40 percent of the state's Motor freight (12); plus 11.7; 2,8, _ Within the past year, thrift officer of tho New Jersey Savings Overseas Unlimited, a< private— business trends in the state and in League, Distance, Incr, and Overseas- - 6,000 square feet within Three private labor force Is employed. 6,584. BANK g institutions in New Jersey Unlimited, The four leases have an Gateway Center. This local division ' employment agenoy specializing in the counties as Well, for the report Following tho category is the Qne of the products of the New Business services (one); plus 10 3, realized a 26 percent inproase in aggregate rental value of ap- of a federal agency, previously placements abroad for Fortune 500 Includes data on each of them. number of employees in 1984, 9.4,22,335. z total mortgage lending with.an. Jersey thrift industry's strong v proximately $4,5 million, ' located in Perth Amboy and now companies, occupies 1,300 square Since many changes have occured followed by the 1982-84 growth rate. earning for 1985, were increased Food stores (13); plus 7,3; 2t7,_ S aggregate fiqure of $11.6 billion • Bathgate, Wagener, Wouters & establishing permanent quarters In feet in One Gateway Center. Newark In the New Jersey business picture Business services, 210,185, plus 6,317. I as compared to $9,2 billion in net worth figures which arc well Neumann, a multi-faceted law Newark, is responsible for super- was deemed the most convenient following the 1982 recession, the ^ 13.8 percent, above the 1984 love]. "The net' Total, 2i.7 percent, 51,467. 1984. practice based in Lakewood, is vising the national banking system and accessible location for this/ study is a comparison of 1982 and Health services, 195,252, plus 3 8 Similarly, below .aro the top 20 ^UNION'S ONLY HOMETOWN BANK" During the months of May, worth of New Jersey's Sdvings of New York and New Jersey. divisional office" which, cover 12^- 1984: employment figures, broken JLeaguo members was~20 percent expanding its operations with 7,500 percent, industries showing tho greatest August, September and October- square feet of space in Three The roof of Three Gateway Center states in the northeast. down by business categories. 1984 is Restaurants and bars, 165,286, decline from 1982-84, followed "by of last year, the largest mortgage higher than a year ago." sald_ the latest year for which such data is Condensed Balance Sheet g Lawler, "Our associations' total plus 6,7 percent rank, percent of decline, percent of volumes of 1985 were recorded. available, Trends can be determined Wholesale trado durable goods, total employment and number net worth now rests at nearly $1.8 by comparing tho figures for tho two December 31,1985 Bach of those months saw in billion. This encouraging sign of— 148,048, plus 7.1 percent. employed in lisi excess of $1 billion in now mor- years. Chemicals, .lM.aB.—minus- 1.6 Elcctrleal-equipmenH15> rminus continued strength reflects well x ASSETS on tho competitiveness of our ULtra Center plans business class STATE GROWTH' percent. 10.1; 2.1,5,077. $ 10,269,185 Commenting on this record- "savings and loan industry." In the state overall, employment UNION COUNTY- Insurance Carriers-taal^-mlnus- cash and Due from Banks 62,965,415 breaking trend; 3oKn H7 The Urban League~ULtra Center Prudential, rMutual Benefit, Blue The ULtra Center is located at 744 in 1984*was 2,830,700, an Increase of In Union County, total 1984 em- 9.0;1.5,3,477. —MvestmentSecurltles , * * 7,800,000 Wessling, chairman of the Total savings deposits held by is accepting applications for free Cross/Blue Shield, Now Jersey Broad St., Newark. .Mure i In- 286,800 over 1982. ployment was 236,909, making it the Special trade contractors (nino); Federal Funds sold League's board of. Governors, New Jersey thrift institutions word processing and' terminal Transit, AT4T,-'-Pc«r-Aathroity-ofT-formation can be obtained by callng The greatest number of private fourth largest employer among minus 6.1; 2.9,6,915. Lbans (Net of.Reserve for Possible Loan ,43,668,066 said, "New Jersey's economy has increased by over 3 billion or nine operations training. Classes will New York and New Jersey are some 6244660. sector workers, 210,185, or 7.4 counties in tho state, following Machinery (11); minus 5 9; 2 8, Loss & unearned Discount) / 1,054,578 flourished during 1985, and as percent to $40-blllion and total begin in May., of th employers who can attest to the percent, were employed in the Bergen, 380,167; Essex, 320,476, and 6,654. — Bank Premises a Equipment ~ ' 2,433,224 assets were up by $4,6 billion 11 The ULtra Center is a partnership value of ULtra Center graduates, Middlesex, 263-365. OtherAssets N _ consumer and business demand "business services'lcategory, which Chemlcals-(two); minus 4 5; 7 9, $128,190.468 for mortgages has grown, the percent to over $47 b!lllonJ985. of the Urban League of Essex, ''Economic development for the includes suchP activities as ad- Tho top two industries and ser- 18,613. TOTAL "The savings and loans and County, IBM Corp. and local disadvantajged begins with the in- vertising.'constlmer credit agencies, savings and loan, industry has 1 vices in the county employ some 39 been there to provide tho needed fedorally-chartered savings businesses and foundations. Traning dividual/and ' is based on em- mercanttte—uJportlng, collection percent of the total Union County Total 17.2 percent, 39,736. LIABILITIES AND SHAREHOLDERS' EQUITY flnanclhg. We look for New banks in New Jersey are enjoying is provided in a business-like at- ployment," . says ULtra Center agencies, mailing services, com- labor force. A comparison of those It should be noted that the decline Deposits. $115,091,075 Jersey's economy to continue a sustained wave of growth and., mosphere and includes courses in director Marvin T, Johnson-!!ULtra— mercial—art,—photography, news - whioh have grown and those which in the insurance carriers in tho Federal Funds purchased and Securities growing in 1986 and for the expansion of service," said" advanced typing, office procedures, Center training expands the career computer services, personnel and iiuhavwe uwiiucdeclineud uciwccibetweeni 198iwumi2 anud IM198H4 county is not part of general trend, sold Under Repurchase Agreements T,745,0OO savings and loan industry to Lawlor. "The healthy increase in business English and math and horizons of the disadvantage and in jbuildlngsertjs -provides-a-picture-of^-the-current—The figures reflect the specific movo— —other Liabilities ,—^— — 881,771 -continue its strong support-of tl customers—comes—from both business environment. turn contributes tff~thB~«!O«BWt

DIRECTORS jack McDonnell Because time is precious. So is your health. chairman, of the Board MACHINERY COMPANY Hugo Barth III Wallace J. Butler Francis E. Cardinal John J.Davis . Donald CKeln Paul Lomakln, Jr. Robert c. Miller Stanley R. sommer Rudlo.wadlo.D.o. Charles P. Woodward Distributors of the finest HONORARY DIRECTORS johnA.Deltrlch Adolpnw. Jaeger hand tools, power tools; Maurice A. scotch OFFICERS woodworking John J. Davis president & chief Executive Officer machinery and Helen Mako John Heathcote vice president a cashier vice President : Eileen Ji Torblck Rona O'Shea supplies fqr_industry _ vice President Assistant Vice President John s. Zimmerman Margaret Baguley at Memorial Hospital Assistant Vice President Assistant Cashier craftsmen and the David o. Johnson Thomas s. Nichols TODAY allows patients to have surgery in the and technological advances that also accommodate Assistant cashier Assistant cashier morning and return home the very same day. We ,, our overnight patients. In fact all of the Hospital's -— William A'saunders Anthony C Weaglev Assistant Cashier Assistant Cashier cater to the special needs of our same-day surgery expert resources and staff stand by to support your .. hobbyist Lori Brlnton patients and their families: slirgery. At TODAY, patients are assured of Auditor Convenient hours _ continued personalized attention and quality medical, THINtCLOCAL, WE DO! Special recovery area for patients. care with the added benefits of improved comfort., Force Machinery Company BeacefuLwaiting-room-forJamilteg-and-ffiends-—-~ __ and convenience. - - ' THE UNION Hospitality area with beverages- JOJJStowe street union Fbrmore-informatiorVabout TODAYrcall the FIVE POINTS MMNCH CENTER Phone follow-up the day after surgery Hospital's Public Relations Department at • 2271 Roufe-22 Union J56 Chestnut street union lAKCHMONTIMNCH NATIONAL Patients who use the TODAY Center have available (201) 687-1900. M5S Morru Avenue union STUVVISANT HANCH BAN^^K ^ to them the same newly-renovated operating suites — 201-688-8270 17Ustuvve«nt Avenue union ^Z*»»•*.«!won J!?*rr SPHINCFIEID HANCM ^ -—"**"^J.-"' 785 Mountain Avenue springlield Phone 688-9500 ^ Memorial; „ 212-964-6830 Telex: 844-838 UCMMR FEDEBAL DEPOSIT INSUMNCE CMP GeneraGen l Hospital Joraoy- . .Small onourjnourjh tto carcard -~. largo onough to count —* Union Now fll T*i Will Hv rut il 1'tfil, nery firm not an ordinary store Gordon Co. 'returns home' I Returning to a building it first renovated 30 which includes parking for 172 cars The ' "0. £• From the" outside,' the Force salesman on our staff," Force said. years ago, M. Gordon Construction Co. is now interior of the center will feature o-clcan-i with the professional woodworkers, George Dexter Force I, just home car. Force, together with his son, g Machinery Company, .271 Route 22 "They arc trained, so that when a electricians, plumbers and transforming this same structure into part of functional design to accomodate tho widest from World War II, took note of the George II, set up a home base on possible mix of stores and shops, £-' Bast, Union, looks no different than customer comes in with a problem," automechanlcs who shop at Force land development boom'and began the first fully_enclosed shopping arcade in m g our average retail .and 'machine they will be. able to understand that , Central Avenue in Mountainside. Linden, _ According to Gordon,_who is also a partner JottheJr_toolst -Importing—power—tools—from- ___ 5; store. ~^~i problem"and'cxplalri to the customer Between the Route 22 retail store, Force Machinery is open Monday In addition ~ to renovating what until in the development, negotiations are Europe—particularly Germany— currently under way with a number of dif- ~> Once you walk through the front. what the best tool wpuld be to do the offices at 1010 Hudson,St., Union, which he then sold to area con- through Thursday from 7:30 a.m. to recently was a two-story hardware/lumber z -^ doors, however, all similarities with best job."- ferent national, regional and local retailers and a warehouse in Springfield, struction sites. 5: lfrp.m;;-Frldavs( 7:30 a.m. tq a: 15 supply store, Gordon is also constructing a c- g its competitors end, and you can In fact, the salesmen are trained Force maintans 35 employees. p.m.; and Saturdays from 8:30 a.m. new one-story, 29,000 square foot building that and leasing interest for space at the Center is Later, when the flow of customers particularlyhlghT JT~ z •£ easily see why Fore? is the area's to the point where they work directly Force was formed in 1948, when became too great to handle out of his to4:15p.m. _ will connect to the existing two-story struc- leading distributor of hand tools, ture. The $3 million project, tatieifcompletcd, Retail space within the center will be § power tools, stationary equipment divided into 20 x 60 foot modules This size n will total 54,000 square feet of space. O and supplies. , \j ; JSordon is a' general contractor aria con- may be reduced slightly or expanded to suit Force's display floor, which —strtrcnorTmanagcr, based In Linden.' tenant requirements. Interior colors and . z.. stretches out more than 6,000 square Stiles Circle Associates-of-Linden is the finishes for the modules will be based on feet, ;ls packed with every-typeof owner and'developer of the Center, which is tenant's individual preferences. tool imaginable each bearing tho slated for completion in the spring, It will be While M. Gordon Constitution Co. is serving brand name of a leading located In the West St. George Avenue - as tho general contractor for this particular £ manufacturer. ; shopping area of Linden, at the corner of project, the firm has also, been active In AUTO PARTS •UJ "Our reputation has, been built on Stiles Street and West St, George Avenue. constructing (as a construction manager) two N.J.'s Largest Auto Parts Distributor and y the fact that people come into our George Gordon, executive"vice president of othershopping centers during the last year. o store,' look around, and say 'You ~the~c~imslruction company, said hi!) firm In Caldwcll, Gordon was responsible for the •- a guySrhave everything," said George 1 pcrformed-a-lolal-renovation-of-the-orlglnal— —major-building conversion that-transformed a_ —Foree-IIIrOompany-president. "And building When it was changed from a lumber tennis club into a two-level shopping mall —I- Ihave-tcrsajcthat wo speclallze-in— mill into a hardware and lumber supply outlot known as ''Shoppcs at Essex." Hailed as an the highest quality tools made." in the mid-1950's, Part of that renovation innovation in the recycling of existing (Vauxhalt Section) UNION .:.„ Indeed,.in Iooklng'.oyerthe40,000 work consisted of adding an exterior of structures, this project stands as possibly the . different line items that Force keeps masonry and stucco over the original heavy first conversion in New Jersey of a " Ott'handrifbecoffieshai'd to beiievc mill-wood frame oi me building... lhe~same recreational facility to a shopping mall .and that a tool can be made and not find material that will serve as tho exterior of,the also represents one of the first conversions of PROGRESSES WITH UNION! its way into these shelves. —Tiewshopplng center. a pre-engineered building in the state. , '"We stock everything from "There will be some exterior renovation/ A more conventional form of building was screwdrivers to computer panel completed on.the existing building," GordoK recently completed in Manalapan, where 1932 . saws," said Jim Vendemia, who, stated, "especially on the facade that faces Gordon was the CM for "Design Center," a along with JimJRose,_manages the St, George Avenue, which is a heavily traf- 33,050 shopping center situated along Route 9 : store. : '.•••;•'. ficked road and one of tho main arteries in tho south. Force points out, however, that h\i city of Linden. However the remainder of the company is not a hardware store exterior will remain virtually the same." Founded in 1951,JM_Gordon Construction and so does not stock such hardware In fact, the exterior of the addition will have Co. Is a full-service general contracting firm items as nails and screws. , the-samo-mansard roof and stucco effect as with experience in virtually all building _•' " While Force'sreputatlotrwafrbuilt- the existing building. This.mansard roof 4a types, Extremely active in Union County, AND THE on the quantity of its merchandise, sloping roof having a change of slope on each Gordon has also completed a number of that reputation Is enhanced by the nonouraldosTihrlowerslopoTSoing steeper) pJJttnftdlj t SURROUNDING AR quality of service that the company will slope nine fceti providing a "covered formats) throughout the state. Some of the offers its customers. ; passage" over the newer facility, firm's past and present clients include the There are no "lost!" customers Designed by the architectural .firm of Port Authority~5f NY and NJ; General wandering the aisles at Force. Gilligan and Bubnowskl, of Linden, the L- Motors; PcoplExpress; IBM; Exxon and U S. "We have yery'jtnowledgeablo Lines. shaped center Is rising on a three-acre site, Tho Samuots Family stirtod In buslnoss In 1932 when Jacob Samuels opened a usod car lot at 1901 Springfield Avo. In tho Vaux- Seasonal firm hall section ol Union. Rahway Hospital expanding As his 3 sons grew older thoy lolncd family buslnoss and holpod It haslriewsiie grow to ono of N.J.'s largost. All wont well until World War 11 when Rahwdy Hospital's Expansion and The hospital also is focusing on improved - buslnoss conditions'forcod them'to close. At tlils point/''Pop"' : . The Archie Schwartz company has Emergency Services through RECA (Rah- Samuels retired. - < —-"announced that Christmas City, n Modernization- 1980's program, which will -increase square footage1 by 40 percent, will way Emergency Caro.Associates), the group Tho 3 boys reopened tho buslnoss in 194i and In 1951 addod a new Paramus.based seasonal retailer, of physicians handling these services. New car showroom and automotive service facility. As tho business kept • has just signed a lease for 50,000 continue its progress towards its early 1987 1 completion dato. Construction of the new Emergency Center 'physician ! who ore , growing an auto body and painting facility (tho largest in Union) square feet of warehouse space at specialists in emergency medicine will be was added In 1952. Tho Samuels boys bocamo the largest 2000 Brunswick Aye., Linden; from three-story Western Extension is scheduled to be finished by mid-1986. Already completed brought in. Measures to -decrease waiting Studobakor-Packard Sales & Service showroom on the Eastern . laminated Paper Products Company time and process those with less severe soaboard. When Studobakor coasod production In mOho boys con- Of Jersey City. and occupied are a new Boiler plant andja two- story extension7~ hbusing the expanded Illnesses more quickly will be put in of feet. tlnuod tholr service and body shop business. Expecting to create new jobs as a ©GATEWAY-CENTER Tho coming year also will sec increased In 1945 a complotor turn-around was gccompllshcdwhcn, In addi- " result of the now facility, the site will radiology department, laboratory and tion to their sorvlco and body shop business, thoy eonvorted their ~ business office. , utilisation of tho CO2 and Nd: YAG lasers for • serve as the central warehouse for surgical procedures. Lasers, an example of auto showroom Into tho present "Buy Wiso Auto Parisl" •.-.•;. the five-store chain, which 'sells The modernization prograkn Is designed to Martin and Ervln Samuels., completed tho construction of NEWARK, NJ. Improve service to tho community through non-invasive surgeryrarc-uscd-ns an alter- Christmas decorations and supplies, native to making a formal incision. thousands of additional square loot which will make Samuels, Inc. and lawn and patio equipment.: the renovation, expansion and relocation bf Auto Parts Warehouse tho largest in tho state; They.buy dlroet many departments, rather than through an Tho CO2 laser can bo used with great • Schwartz sales representative precision as n cutting or vaporizing tool to from 123 manufacturers, with all tho namo brand products on hand- Daniel Enculescu. and, Alan New Jersey's largest office, hotel Increase In number of beds. such as: AC-DoIco, Purolator, TRW, Federal Mogql, Evorco, Me- Gallagher, under the,supeyision of Tho three-story Western Extension will be treat disorders qf the skin. Because it seals as and retail complex- it cuts, it results in less bleeding and scarring Cord, Turtle Wax, SK Tools, Etc., Etc., Etc. • '.-.•.' ' Essex/Union/Hudson senior vice tho site of a new medical intensive coronary The firm is presently run by: Ervln Samuels with the able affilia- president HarVey Fern, negotiated care unit, a surgery suite with six operating—Itha^ with co_ i ______. and there also Is less swelling and post-operative pain tion ol Robert Samuels, Matt Planoi and. LarryRlnolor and the lease. . . rooms and a day surgery unit, as well as the assisted by Jr. Stradlord, Junius Lcwtor, Gary Flagstadt, and "Christmas city has gotten a very The Prudential - physical and occupational therapy depart- The hospital's newest laser, the YAG, Is used primarily for treating gastrointestinal George Jackson, who have matured with the constant growth of the attractive site . for its cental OWNEniDEVELOPER ments consolidated In one area. firm and aro part of tho groat future that has mado Buy Wiso Auto warehouse. Not only will it afford Renovations will modernize many areas of disorders, because the bedm Is delivered through a flexible fiber tube which can be fed Parts known by Iho phrase "If It's automotive...most likely wo tho company goodaccess routes and the hospital, including the lobby, patient havb It." Flvo acres of tacllltlos to sbrvo you. •' " more space, but the community will rooms, tho maternity suite and the nursery into the body. In .conjunction with a flexible benefit, by having a .major New 1 In conjunction with the construction fiber-optic telescope which is inserted into the MANAGEMENT GI tract and enables the physician to Jersey retailer as a neighbor,'! said SVSTEkK program, parking will be improved upon in visualbc the digestive system, the YAG can ,'.' Fern. • •' •••'• .••'...; •..' v'.' Managomonl/Loaslng thd" coming year. A new employee lot with Anthony_Euieo,£-presldent of (201) 642-0015 space for_200_cars_wlll open In the spring, be used, to treat GI bleeding, csophagcal !' Christmas City, - represented his freeing up other parking areas'for tho public. cancers, polyps, as well as other pathologies 'i th Irflhsncfiftn afl did -Additlonnl=8paccs=on=thc_wcst-sjdo=of_thc_ Plans also are being mode for now joint —Mendel Schwimmer, president .of building, now blocked'off by construction, ventures between the noipiialTSTlcl'physlcians- laminated paper Products Com- also will be opened up during 1986 • pany. The attorney or the leasor.was The hospital also is looking forward to a —Dennis .Katz of New City, jSI.Y major upgrade of its CT (Computerized \ Counsel for the leasce was George A tomography) scanner, which combines an 2091 SPRINGFIELD AVE. Vaccaro . of Vaccaro,, Osborne, The committment continues. FOUR GATEWAY CENTER available for OGeupancy SUMMER 1987 advanced X-ray scanning system with a Curran & Murphy of Paramus. minicomputer to permit the detailed study of The Archie Schwartz Company, virtually any part of (he brain or body. An with a staff of more than 150, Is New enhancement of the CT's computer VAUXHALL (UNION) 688-5848 ^Jersey's ..''largest real estate" processing capabilities will allow patients to OPEN 7 DAVSI • Sun. I AM to } PM • Sat, 7:30 . —brokerage-firm-specializing-In-in— -bo-procossod-more-quickly._Th.ls_ncw_cf-_ AM to 5:4J PM • WMkdiys 7:30 AM to 7 PM • dus(rial real estate and corporate flcloncy will enable the hospital to expand ~ Clos*dW*dr»tS!45PM—~—• . "'••" .'•• • •., •' " ' '• ':"'-" offlcespace. •'.'•"."'. out-patient service and Incrcasejichedulcd hours - Exec's pay •s NJ I •o seen to be -8o- 3D m topping off & Top executives of sinair panles earned Btrong 13 percent -i- increases'on average in 1964 and indications are that compensation Jevels in 1985 are moderating, ac- n cording to the comprehensive, an- g nual survey on executive pay by Arthur Young. In its tihnual .survey for the Financial Executive/ Institute,, the S accounting and consulting firm of I Arthur Young found that in 1984 small business executives secured growing bonus' gains in the 40 to 60 percent range. Total compensation — salary plus bonus—average-a-strong-13— percent for many top executives. JWhile 1965's bonuses are not in- RETURNING HOME—AA. Gordon Con- cluded in the survey, participants ' struction Co., Linden, will return to a building it projected that salary increases for first renovated In the mld-1950's when It 1965 will be In tbe 6 to 7 percent range. i b transforms what was until recently a two-story "The strong economic expansion y hardware/lumber store into part of a 54,000 square-foot enclosed shopping arcade (above) and relatively low inflation rate made last year an excellent one for also located Jn Linden. The photo at right executive compensation," said delineates how the new structure will be con- James H. • McAdoo, Human nected to the rear of the building on the three- Resources Consulting Services acre site. Scheduled for completion in the director of Arthur Young's Newark spring, Stiles Circle Associates of Linden is the office. owner/developer of the $3 million project. —-The 3.7 percent inflation rate for the year — the lowest In the D.S, New Parking-for-172-ear-s-will-be available; since 1967 —_mcana that the 13 percent total compensation increase •-represented—a—substantial—real- earnings gain," he explained. "Healthy profits at many companies, continuing into this year have helped account for the substantial salary and bonus Increases paid to many small buslness-executies:"- PROGRESS IN UNION C The survey results for companies BUY-WISE AUTO PARTS H -with sales under $50 million are A extracted from "Executive Com- NJ.'s largest Auto Parts Distributor pensation", an annual Arthur Young QUEEN CITY SAVINGS at 2091 Springfield Ave., Vauxhall, NJ. M study by Edwin Mruk and James Giardlna, a partner of Arthur We are celebrating our 54th year In B Young. The study findings are based Union and still growing upon the pay of top executives of is now E nearly 1,250 U.S. companies of all R UNK3N Giardlna noted that the small business pay Increases of 13 percent S slightly outpaced the 12 percent posted by the -top executive pool F1KST E We're Building tracked by the. study, but that bonus Join the rest of progressive Retail-Professional- Increases at small companies often R were hlghter. "Swings in bonus industrial and service organizations In celebrating V increases can widely vary from 51 years of the - ' A Better Union! year-to-year at smaller companies I where the pay-for-performance Township of N practice often Is even stronger than at larger companies," he observed. G Within Union County: We're Home To: Many senior managers at small UNION CHAMBER of COMMERCE... companies earned 12 to 16 percent • 10 Hospitals SAVINGS WHO DOES YOUR CHAMBER SERVE? Exxon Research increases In their total com- The primary objective of the chamber is to serve, the total community of • 25 County Parks ' pensation in 1984^ Chief executive T Bell Labs among the top 250 in the nation. We are Union Township. This service Is offered under the umbrella entitled community • -Sophisticated Mass Transit & officers posted approximately Queen City Savings has changed Us name to Development. As this terminology Is all encompasslna, vow1 chamber Merck Pharmaceuticals strong, solid and well positioned within the H Highway Network $181,000 in average pay, with salary —FIRST-ATLANTIC SAVINOS! A great new name endeavors to assist in meeting the Immediate needs of the community and an- General Motors to grow by! The "Queen Bee" has served us thrift industry to serve your every financial • Proximity to Newark - Int'l increases of 8 percent and bonus • ticipate and plan for the long-range needs that will continue to maintain a E Schering-Plough payments of 44 percent for a total well; however, wild growth comes change. need. healthy Community in which to be established, live and work. Union Township Airport. N.Y.p. & Atlantic City CIBA-Qelgy Corp. compensationjnerease of 13 per- As FIRST ATLANTIC, we'll be growing out in But, only our name has ihangcdUWc-have not has a business population of over 2100, Including retail establishments, cent. new directions and changing to benefit you in merged nor become part ol any other financial business and industry, service companies and the professions. •-*2 Colleges ~ Connell-Rlce Sugar Co. C many ways GUI' new name and the strong entity The same friendly, personalized service -They obviously require assistance in numerous areas from the Chamber staff. Other executives at these com- Image that it portrays more appropriately that has distinguished Queen City Savings for These members and chamber staff work together on an individual and commit- O panies earned total compensation reflects our projected growth and future nearly a tentury.wtll continue to befirst and tee basis for the Betterment of members.-thelr individual and collective needs- ~an"d""increases~aB- follows :=chief- l= M Call: 201-521-4100/4200 expansion in the linanclal markclplSTP: -forchiC4l —= and the Communitty IIn general. — operating officer, $155,000 (15 We welcome'the opportunity to be of service At present our membership consists of over 600 voting M UNION COUNTY BOARD OF CHOSEN FREEHOLDERS percent); chief financial officer, FIRST ATLANTIC SAVINGS, wilh resources of ' $36,000 (12 percent); marketing over $1 Billion, will Iw one-onhTTO largest under our hew name. mernbers. U Savings and Loans in New lervey and rank ...servicing the people of our great Call: 201-527-1166 director, $95,000 (16 percent); and township of union N top manufacturing executive, I $79,000 (12 percent). Officcs-Throughmil-Genlrjl-Icrscy. MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION Union County Economic Development Corp. McAdoo noted that the outlook for (201) 769-4400^—- T executive compensation Is unclear. Contact: Jim Schaefer at 688-2777 "Wages are greatly reflected by 11$ Y economy" he said. "Our early In- Contact: Ervln Samuels at 688-5933 "AGreatBlaeelotiBusiness"- - dleators-for~1965-B6-polnt-to-a- moderatlng compensation picture caused by the sluggish economy." Atlantic -^Gerald-RrO'KeeHerpresident of -however, "with growth comes -continue;ron:-at-First-Atlantic— -needi-headded,- —r '— ~ one of-the 10 largest-Savings and- Queen City Savings and Loan change." . ' '•'•"-•'. •> Moreover^ the same friendly, per- "First Atlantic Savings welcomes Loans in New Jersey and rank Association, has announced that the According to O'Keeffe, the new sonalized .service that has the opportunity to be of service to among the top 250 in the nation. billion dollar-plus • financial in- First Atlantic Savings will be distinguished Queen City Savings for existing mid future customers under Headquartered in South Plainfield, stitution is changing' Its name to growing out in new directions and nearly a century will always be first its new name—a great neW name to the institution maintains offices First Atlantic Savings and Loan changing to benefit its thousands of LfctWilid -grow-byi^G'KeeffeconcIudedr^-r^ thrixighout Central'NeAv Jersey and :g=ABsocifltion^-The--name—changer—"custonrers in many way. "Our new and well pposltloned^withiC n the thrift With total resources of over $1 Is a member of the Federal Savings which became effective Jan. 22, will name and the strong image that It Industry to serve every financial billion, First Atlantic Savings will be and Loan Insurance Corp. (FSLIC). be supported by an attractive new portrays more' appropriately logo that will complement the' in- reflects our projected'growth and stitution's new identity on all office future expansion. in: the financial; building exteriors and material marketplace," he said; _, throughout the First Atlantic Savings' network. O'Keeffe also pointed out that only ; "Aa.Queen City Savings, we have Queen' City' Savings' name has * just completed another successful changed; "This Is a change in name year, marked by increased financial only," he emphasized. "Wo have hot strength and expanded customer merged nor become part of any service capability." O'Keeffe said. other financial,. entity, the same Ho added that the former, and .very managment team and. staff of. recognizable, "Queen Bee" identity dedicated employees who have' had served the institution well. .helped us attain this milestone will Joining Together

Record sales reported Union ha* If all I A community of 50,000 residents, program, a superb recreation program and a Bristol-Myers Company reported record sales and earnings for the year located at the center of .commerce and tran- mixture of business and industry that produces an and fourth quarter ending Dec. 31,1985. Fourth quarter sales increased 10 sportation forJhe Northeast, |ust 14 miles from Now Ideal suburban atmosphere. percent to $1,109,2^4,000 and net earnings increased 11 percent to $130,902,000 or $.95 per sharo compared to $.86 In 1084. York City, was settled 314 years ago and in- The goal of this administration-is to be open and For the year, sales increased 6 percent to $4,443,973,000 with domestic corporated In 1808. -accessible to the public while maintaining a fair and sales up 7 percent and international sales up 3percent, Net earnings in- Union has successfully brought together a com-- ..affordable tax: base for our * residents ' and the creased 12 percent to $531,352,000 or $3.B6 per share compared to $3.45 last b.ustness community and keeping our community yearr~— ~ munity of diverse backgrounds and Interests through _Rlchard L. Gelb, chairman, said that ho was pleased with tho performance -tho-efforts of Its people—people-who-cared-enaugh- -clean-and-attrdctlve: — for the year, as profit margins improved again in 1985 notwithstanding tho to work for the type of community they belived in. , These goals can be accomplished because, Union, . expenses associated with the consolidation and reorganization of certain They pushed for a workable community action like America, is people woVklnq with people for Clalrol and U.S. Pharmaceutical & Nutritional operations, including the -program, an exceptional, Innovative senior citizen's other people. _costs_oLmoving-to the-ncw-pharmaceutlcal research center in-Wallingford— -BOARD-OF-DIREG-TORS-of-Queen CltySavlnqs and Loan, which has changed Its Connecticut. —- ^ name to First Atlantic Savings and Loan Association are; seated, from left, Wilh-the-exception-of-the-sevcre-devaluation-of-the-MexIcaTrpesorBx-" -Rlchard-er^Mct)onoogti7^h3lrmanr"Geralti"irnD'Ke^fe~SrTcrThomas MlTracey. change rates became more favorable during the latter part of the year. Standing, from left, are John W. Schombs, Peter J. McDonough III, Warren Hill, Louis G. Block, Edward M. Sullivan, James F. Collins/John M. O'keefe, Joseph H. Anthony E. Russo Nevertheless, overall annual sales and earnings were negatively impacted Brunnquell, Robert J. Fagan and Peter H. Stevenson. Michael T. Bono by exhange ratesi TOWNSHIP UNION. N.J. All-America City Diane C. Heelan COMMITTEEMEN Peter J. Genova - E. James Roberts ELIZABETH GENERAL MEDICAL CENTER ^;;;r::;AIAyp^ME5SAOE;-;A/:: • - • ^ --^ : We are a community of people proud of our .heritage and looking to the future ...IS SUPPORTED BY 300 PHYSICIANS with confidence. AlT"All-America" community of fine residential areas combined ...506 NURSES with a good balance of Industrial and commercial sections. A superb school system ...368 BEDS producing champions both'in the classroom and on the playing field. It Is the goal of ...4 INTENSIVE this admlstratlon to keep our community clean and attractive within " ' i an affordable tax rate and be As we enter our 62nd Anniversary year, we CARE UNITS 1 .would like to thank those who made it possible—' •-•';. .Teiponflver'efflelent, .';: yy \ . ;'..••". cbmpaMl|pnateah^:^V''--i:-i': •;•'••' our loyal employees and customers who have >1 r : relied upon us. ~under»fandlng. • ~' •• .• ' :. ' \'. and Is the only full service health care Our organization has operated the same family provider In Eastern Union County fuel business at the same location since its in' ception. in 1924. Since our beginning, we have strived to make our customers warm friends with • Medicine . Adult & Child Psychiatry the same slogan as always—"Your Comfort is our rgery Business." •Emergency* Critical Care *?l! , , • Cancer Care , • Obstetrlcs/Gynecology We appreciate your continued confidence. ,. Intensive Can /Cardiac Care • Pediatrics • Home Health Care • Same Day Surgery • Family Health Care Clinic • Outpatient* Ambulatory Care WOOLLEY FUEL CO. • Hospice— ^Dl -HEATING OIIPDIESEL rUEL-KEROSENE 12 Burnett Ave. at springHcU AV«. " Maplewood, N.J. 762-74OO

If you have a Diesel powered car, r 925 East Jersey Street, Elizabeth, NJ. 07201 we invite you to join our DIESEL FUEL CLUB Telephone 289-8600 24 hour availability of Dietcl fuel 36S days a year. A member of VHA-NJ: Voluntary Hospitals of America^ fl 985 was banner year for contractors 'Pride of Newark:' A beer with spirit * 1985 proved to be another banner office space. This has certainly houses." said Moore, "Con- for remodeling and renovations." _ operations, both In terms of "Pride of Newark" was a beer, Its In announcing the exhibition;—Newark International Airport Jeturing Newark past and present, in_ R year in the specialty contracting proved to be a boon to our business/'—sequenUy, we did a tremendous maker, the Christian-Feigenspan - Rohn said, "We are pleased to pay . 31_aTI5oc!cty_Headquarters, 230 He said that customized projects geographic locations "and volume The inventors who called Newark " conjunction wllh "(he DxHIBTtbn.Js. JBroadway.-Newark, is open to the t business, a trend begun in the early While Moore anticipates a leveling volume of residential business from will constitute more of the capability, means-that we will Brewing Co., further exemplified tribute to the role Newark has home for a time also are honored, being provided by L.H. Gonzer the spirit of the city by keeping its public from noon to 4 p.m. daily and 5 1960s, 'according to Garden State off of activity for the industry in those homeowners who resolved to residential activity in 1986. continue to receive the lion's share played in the economic life of the including Thomas Alva Edison, Seth JVit Saturday with spccial~tours' _^ BricMaee * Stucco Co.., Roselle., the general, It won't occur until later in remain in their existing homes and "Because homeowners expect to of the specially contracting." neon "P.O.N." sign illuminated state and_the region and of the Boydcn, Edward Weston, Hannibal 7 natlon's-largest exterior surfacing 1986. "Much of the real estate ac- decided to upgrade or change its spend more years in their exising In addition, Moore said that his throughout the dry years of pioneering spirit of companies that Goodwin and, John .Wesley Hyatt ^available by-appointment by calling z I The exhibition runs through Aug 483-39K) c company. tivity of the past year will generate—appearance with exterior homes, they are looking for company has stayed on top of new prohibition. This It seems fitting that have grown and flourished here." Their work changed the nature of z £! The company sees no end In sight considerable business for specialty remodeling. Now, although we have customization rather than just products and new designs which will the name appear in the title of a now Maps, drawings and landscapes in every day life forever. In the ad- C (or this upward spiral althought it contractors through the first two mufli more modest Interest rates, standard approaches to exterior and give them an added advantage. exhibition, "Pride of Newark: ISO the exhibition will paint the picture jacent portrait gallery, the society i (- anticipates more modest Increases quarters of 1966. After that, It real estate prices are still keeping, interior work. Having this flexibility "There has been ample work for years of Commerce and Industry," of partly rural, partly industrialdty will,be featuring famous Newark § (or the industry in general In 1986 reamins to be seen how the proposed the great majority from considering to customize will bean important virtually everyone In this business in to open on Wednesday, April 16, at in 1836 virtually exploding into orie of faces, Including lndustralisls,.clcrgy p particularly (or/ commercial tax laws and regulations alter this the last few yean due to the total The New Jersey Historical Society. Progressr1986 / more expensive housing." adjunct to the specialty contractor's the nalion!s_principal manufac- and civic leaders, £ projects. scenario.*1 • - business." ^ volume of activity. But the smaller, The exhibition focuWon~Nowark's turing centers in the last half of the A slide-video presentation. o "There will be certain companies Moore added that It Isn't price more staid companies are going to role as a center for business en- 19th'Century, accompanied by the z which will continue to see record In the residential market, the alone which will contribute to With brisk residential activity find that people are not knocking on terprise and commercial ^impressive expansion of Newark- 3 Increases in activity," said David company sees no end in sight to the another superior year for this in- growth, he anticipates another their doors as readily this year development In the 150 years since based financial institutions. — Moore, chief executive officer of current brisk activity levels, despite dustry, "A great many of the homes record year for Garden State simply because of supply and its incoporatlon as a city In 1836. As In addition to memorabilia and i£ Garden State Brickface & Stucco, lower mortgage Interest rates. In our present housing stock were Brickface—& "Stucco. "We have demand. Solid business planning part of the city's anniversary ; photographs highlighting the growth u> "and we fully Intend to be one of ''When interest rates were at their built and purchase during the 1960s. positioned ourselves as Industry and marketing will be factors in any celebration, the exhibition will open of Newark's most famous com- g them." These buildings have reached the leaders In specialty contracting. company's continuing good fot with a recoption co-sponsored by the panies—The Prudential Insurance O Moore said that the reason the could not afford to 'trade-Up'on their age where they are, In fact, ready This, coupled_wlth our. expanded i _ Greater _Newark_Chamber of, Co., First Fidelity Bank, Public j}; company expects a certain leveling 'Commerce. The Chamber's Service Electric and Gas and off industry-wide in commercial chairman, Robert C. Winters, also Mutual Benefit Ufo-traditlonal specialty remodeling is because of vice chairman of The Prudential trades also will bo featured, in- possible changes in the tax laws_ Firm unveils new computing module Insurance Co, will join with Fred H, cluding tanning, -textile-manufac- National State IRAs concering deprecation ari"d-~olher -Rohn, chairman of the Historical turing, ffirnlture making and metal modifications to real estate in- Although digital theory and sufficient computing elements in the According to the company, the Feedback MICA series are available Society's board of governors and the working, as well as transportation vestment programs like limited—techniques-have become dominant - Investigation of • second-order- ACM347, .when used in conjunction for Apple ne, IBM PC, Commodore senior partner at Toucho Ross Sc Co., systems from mule drawn'barges partnerships. In engineering educational systems, systems. Full hold, reset and with common 'laboratory test and other microcomputers: In welcoming remarks; and trolleys to Port_Newark and give you your "The last few years have been analog methods have remained an compute capabilities are provided, equipment, offers an analog sub- Feedback manufactures, markets Incredible years (or commercial Integral part of most courses in and external control of all functions system to enable individual students and services a comprehensive lute of real estate," he noted, "and we engineering and applied sciences. is possible by most of the popular to relate mathematical analysis to fundamental and leading edge Northville Corp. expanding really do not expect such a feverish To satisfy the need for more ad- microcomputers. practical behavior of engineering educational equipment, Including money's worth... — pace in 1986. Historicallyrwhen an vanced analog teaching equipment, Additionally, up to three modules systems. _.robotics/CNC/CAM, for univer- Northville Linden Terminal Corp. joBb~ers can now tako advantage of individual or in Investment group Feedback Inc. of Berkeley Heights can be mounted and Interconnected Along with the ACM347, the sities, junior colleges, vocational- in Linden, a major petroleum and competitively priced No. Z home purchases a commercial property, has Introduced its new ACM347 In a specially designed rack to run educational package includes a technclal schools, and military and 'distribution fadlity, has just ex- heating oil and aviation fuel/- Analog Computing Module. from a single power supply. 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Constellation Bancorp."lts"prcsldent, John, J.' systems analysts, and computer major source of new employment The "-outlook for technical em- (172,690), automotive mechanics ~ratc~of~growth in demand for new __-_ni-Connolly, noted "This was an excellent year ding that have adversely affected many other programmers through 1995, ac- opportunities In the. New York c .banks. ,•"••. •..'." ;.':'-.v--.:--"-'-—.—-.——'•—-—- ployment in the Middle Atlantic (180,120)', accountants.and auditors employees. According to the DeVry z .£ for our flagship bank, National State, during • A well-allended trade forum sponsored by Come Truer cording to a recent Btudy on'- area," said Robert Bocchlno, region (New York, Pennsylvania, (170,270), and store managers study, six of the 10 fastest growing o ~~ C which we- continued the successful im-; technical employement. president of DeVry's Woodbridge ; National State in October-provided _ahLopr „ New Jersey, and Delaware) places (153,4700). The projections assume industries projected to need new j: •H plementationofourstrateglc'plan." ; pbrtunlty for New Jersey importers and ... • Residential selling in Irvington ton 5 years Thlslsone.of the major findings of__campus.-"Thousands of jobs will be _it. third among tho. nine U.S. census that employment levels during the employees are health-care related o § National Stale strengthened its commercial exporters to meet with trade representatives . a Data Resources Inc., analysis created there In tho next decade as a regions, Together, these states are current business cycle will follow o banking posture; adding to its key lending In all, 637,170 now positions will be' g from more : than • 20 other countries. In . -1383 Cliriton Ave. irvington conducted for DeVry Inc.onedf the result • of the' application of expected to provide 20,760 new jobs tho pattern established in previous created in the health care field -j H programs and attracting.an even greater welcoming the group, Connolly expressed the largest proprietary postsecondary sophisticated computers and for . electronics/electrical cycles, through 1995 * - o share of New Jersey's business community. bank's "real commitment to supporting In- technical -education systems, in electronic systems in a. broad range technicians, 21,660 new jobs for 2 Corporations in target Industries are served ternational Commerce and' encouraging in: • Member Multible Listing^Servlce MLS North America. •'.'••'•::. •''..%'. .-''•' of Industries," •:..'- systems analysts,, and 20,280 new Industry demand for computer . D. by lending officers who provide a single The study forecasts employment In the New York area, cm- The motor vehicles dnd equipment ternational business In New.Jersey." •:./ jobs for computer programmers. systems analysts will produce ap- industry is a leader in the creation of S source of financing and a special level of trends in 74 selected occupations and ployment opportunities for_elec At the national level, the DcVry proximately 136,850 new jobs by --—-=ig^SeTVlcer^ '. '...".' .. —— —Karl-Blum,4ntemaUanal-depaptment vice- Maplevwood - Oranges - Livingston new jobs for electrical/electronics president who recently completed a major 1995, making it the sixth-ranked technicians, with an annual growth • UJ In addition to serving companies generally calling effort at correspondence banks in 16 occupation in terms of total em- rate of more than 16 percent (more ^ having annual sales of up to $20 million, of- international financial centers, asserted the Short Hills- Millburn- Newark ployment among the job. categories o - forts also are directedtoward-the-business Career agency tells of expansion than 11,000 jobs).' For computer : bank's leadership role In international examined. programmers, the auto industry ^ segment with sales of typically less-than $i - Irvington and ah of union County Future Search Management scholarship—availability—search, 'Many guidance counselors are ranks third in terms of growth rate. million; Saiid senior vice-presiaenLjmnuvice-preslden^Jlrthuir ' 'banking in New Jersey. He pointed! but the -. Corp., a college and career planning .occupational interest analysis and overburdened," npted Collins. "In Other technically oriented oc- • This represents a significant in- —Ginpell^of^tlie~-eommunity—Bankings—advantages offered by aregloiujLbanlrthat ., service, with* headquarters in aptitude testing, according to Lisclo, Division, "In analyzing 'nur—mnrkBta,- we focuses jts^fortS"wlthln~an~arearoVer-the-:- Bin tjmestaff managed by many cases they are dealing with cupations expected to produco crease from last year's study. IJIVltilUIl, All UllUljr<.lll5 UW-- >IIUM,UU.| . .- iw»i4a*:a IM WIVI w .. • * —.---,- Englewood, has licensed its second several hundred students and their service provided by centralized money- strong demand for now employees recognized a real opportunity to address the Raymond Saplenza franchise in New Jersey, according The franchise is- owned and case load Is too heavy to give each -Include .electronics/electrical Figures citicd m tho analysis and- needs of this segment and to do so through oiujr center banks located in major cities. Often, to Mary Ann Llscio, founder and operated by Cathlccn-Collins-nmr- student ihe dmo nc or sno requires. they must turn to the local banks to help them "Technician's (134,300), ; electrical this overview represent growth in all community bank's network." president of Future Search. Julie Paliotta of Bloomfleld, and Also, budget restraints often limit engineers (132,920), computer industries, not just the 69 examined. In May, National State established business to—complete trade transactions. "Going -Donna-Frto of-West-Mllford, all of the tools, such as database sources, directly to National State just streamlines the programmers (129,000), computer The study is an updated and ex- financial centers specifically to serve this Tho new Future Search franchise, whom are high school teachers available- to many high school operators (99,190), and data job," said Blum. which will serve Essex and Union specializing in marketing education. panded version of a similar analysis market, which the bank defines as a guidance counselors," she added. processing and office machine Conducted for DcVry last year significant one "By taking these first steps," To meet the lending requirements of counties, will offer college and Futuro Search counselors are able mechanics (01,650). . states Campbell, "wo will develop a com- builders/developers in New Jersey, National ' career planning for two- or four-year _ Tho three educators said they 1 colleges, as well as assisting to give personalized-attention-to- ' DcVry Inc, which sponsored the —petitivcpositioirserving-smalHMislnesses-" -State-In 1985 Introduced the innovative'con- applied for the franchise because each individual client and,: ac- Of tho 69 industries examined, the Tho business financial centers facilitate cept of single-source financing, providing students who wish to transfer from they saw a need for personalized, employment study, operates 11 one college to another, The program cordlng-to-Frio—Future Search's DcVry study reveals that in absolute technical campuses in thoJQ.Sjind_ basic depository and loan services at branch construction, interim, and long-term finan- individual counseling for students computer-aided operation uses at growth terms, the leading Industries Canada. DeVry offers programs in offices, assuming responsibility for loan- cing from one location Now consolidated in also features graduate school that wasn't being adequately met in least one dozen up-to-dato database application preparation, documentation and planning, financial a(d planning, are all service oriented. In fact, only electronics technology 'and com- the bank's new Corporate Financial Cepter in the high schools, sources. five of the top 25 are non-service puter lniormatlon systems, investigation. Explains Campbell, "In this Woodbridge, the real estate department can way, we can provide needed support'tor our provide a total package to developers, who branch managers, who deal directly with both typically' must seek multiple lending the small-business and consumer clients of arrangement in other institutions. Brochure tells of services our bank." Noting that the consolidation represents a [ —A new 16-page, full-color brochure company's dedicated community Through its International' banking ac- competitive advantage, senior vice-president with mixed-media Illustrations tolls involvement program. tivities, National State supports the growth of and senior mortgage officer Donald Kramer the mission and-capabilitles of the The Mutual Benefit Companies foreign, commerce. The bank provides stated, "We are now better able to realize our Mutual Benefit Companies. embrace millibns - of individual, superior trade-banking^ services and main- objective- of -building—total-'banking The booklet includes Introductions group and pension policyowners and tains a network of"* relationships with relationships with our customers." During by Robert V,-Van Fossanpchairman Investment clients. They provide correspondent banks around tho world. While »(Continued on page 19)- and chief executive officer, and financial products and services to In 1864, We Frank E, Sullivan, president. Individuals, affiliated groups and The material covers the history of businesses. Opened Our Mutual Benefit, its diversified A free copy of "Tho Mutual financial operations, national net- Benefit Companies" Is available First Branch to work of professional leaders, .In- from Mary Ann Green, The Mutual vestment performance, Benefit Companies, 520 Broad St, management philosophy and the Newark 07101.. Provide Convenient Personal Service* •• call us Now! In 1986, We Still WE ASPIRE TO BE Haven't Forgotten for our special Listing Rates THE BEST, ' These Qualities*— NOT NECESSARILY Wo oppnod our lire!.branch in'iOG4"to servo. , 373-9088 THE BIGGEST. our cuBlobws' financial rioods.' Since'(hon. 31 bronchos hnvo boon added toiho network. This tradition ol sorvico lo our cuslorpors . ... continues today. W

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Prrnldent, Chief Executive Officer National State Hank Addiction Foundation drive a 'success' Hospital Hill'rolling to be topic -Elizabeth General Medical Center r — used as an equity contribution to the Foundation was expecting success and encouraged the participation of financing of Elizabeth General's Early in October the best sleigh riding hill in Irvington gave way under bulldozers and earth movers to progress. ' fat seminar .when it launched its "Renewing Our all segmeints of the community. -$263 million major construction/- o _Comraltment" capital campaign Prominent among these were renovation project A completely o . c The Outpatient Recovery Center over a ycar_ ago^ but the unan- Robert G. Gucmpcl, president, modernized facility will be realized Township, children of all agesremember "Hospital Hill" and the " at Fair Oaks Hospital will be host for —UcipaTHTlevel of giving from the CommontvcaltlTEastcnr-Mortgagc—aT~tHe~concluslon of the bulging -great feellng-of-shrtingTit tlKflop, building speed, making it all the way —I—a-publlc-seminar,—"The-Qrlglnsr to the strert and hitting the parkway wall. Medical Center family, cor- Corp, Westfield, and John Kcrr Jr., project, the most ambitious ever Z S Traditions and Principles of Self- poratlons, foundations,.and friends, sccrctary/Jtrcasurcr, Elizabcthtown - Help Groups in Rccovory," undertaken by the Medical Center. has propelled the foundation into the Water Co,, Elizabeth, co-chairman New, expanded and. relocated This year under a rare 100 percent F.II.A. insured mortgage program c £ featuring Conway Hunter Jr., MD, a greatest 'campaign in Elizabeth of the Community Division, John Irvington General Hospital began a 21 million dollar modernization z noted authority in the field of ad-' facilities for intensive care/- General's history. The total Connolly, president, the National coronary care, adult psychiatry and projection, "Hospital Hill."' This major addition to the hospital to be I challenge goal of $2 million has completed by 19Stl, will include a new Emergency Ambulatory Care - o During the last 19 years, Hunter State Bank,. Elizabeth, and Anne short stay care will be included. already been exceeded. Evans Gibbons, owner of "the Department; Laboratory FacllityrRadiology Diagnostic Imaging with* g has earned an international C.T. Scan, Computerized Nuclear Scanning and Digital Fluorography — reputation as a medical prac- THANK YOU LINDEN... According to Robert W. Keqn Jr., Elberon Development Co,, Clark, co- A linear accelerator and other system, new Operating Room and Outpatient Surgery Facilities and zi titioner, counselor and' consultant. honorary chairman of the cam- chairmen of the Leadership state-of-the-art technology will •z He also has become known as a paign, "We are strengthened by the Division; David • Silverberg, enable Elizabeth General to con- two now "race track" nursing units. strong show of support from the president, Wakcfern Food Corp. tinuo to meet the health care needs in symposium innovator, developing In We're glad to be on active port The hospital has already enlarged its plastic, reconstructive and Medical Center family and- our Elizabeth, chairman of the major of the community in a cost-effective UJ Atlanta the. annual Southeastern hand surgery facilities and offers free cosmetic surgery; consultations a- Conference on Alcohol and Drug communlty-at-largc. Gifts Division, and John B. Cahill, mnnner. George F. Billington, at scheduled times throughout the year In addition, the staff § Abuse, the First National Con- The Family Divison, consisting of vice president, The Summit Trust president of tho Medical Center and pi ference on Cocaine, the. World of the community. the auxiliary, trustees, employees^ Co, Summit, chairman of the ihe Foundation, obscrvos, ophthalmologists ore-now making use of tho Intra occular site (TXR) Conference on Alcoholism held in and medical staff, was led by Alice Special Gifts Division. "Their strong: "Elizabeth General now stands at machino. to'perform • today's most advanced cataract removal London and the Annual Seminar on A. Holzapefel of Elizabeth, chair- leadership has enriched this im- the threshold- of greatness. Our procedures. Addiction, the first of which was man. An established goal or $735,000 portant endeavor. Wo are indeed strong health care services and held in London and the Annual for the Family Division was ex- grateful for their service to our programs, together with the Tho hospital is proud of its record,-and of the progress being made in -^Seminar oil Addiction, the first.of- ceeded early in the campaign with causo," added Kcan, generous support pledged by our all phase of development and it should be, given the above advances In- which was. held in Athens and the impetus provided by the auxiliary's donor constituency, will ensure the sriite of troubled times in New Jersey hospitals. The hospital's com- mitment to excellence is unbending and the expanding faculties and second In Spain. Dr. Hunter has $300,000 pledge. Medical Center's prominence in served on the Governing Board of Funds from the "Renewing Our health care for (he remainder of the services are quickly moving Essex/Union County health care Into the Special thanks were awarded to future. _ Directors for_the International the campaign's outstanding corn- Commitment" campaign are being 20th Century and beyond." Council on Alcoholism and Addiction' and is the founder and director of the Georgia Citizens Council on Alcoholism. : •< .•"..• • •" . .... Joining Hunter in this presen- tation is Charlotte A. Hunter,-a gifted speaker- in the areas of

. "•_ alcoholism jindjlrugjuldictlon! JhY. '«»'*.• ~ "addltion~to numerous radio and television appearances, Mrs. Hunter has addressed parent groups, civic I USED TO BE SO organizations, seminars, as well as national and international drug HAPPY AND abuse conferences. Also on the CAREFREE. I.' V: faculty is James A; Cocores, -MD, ' medical director of tho Outpatient WHAT HAPPENED? Recovery Center at Fair- Oaks 'Hospital. Until a few years ago, I was cheer- This seminar will be held on Feb. 8 ful and had lots of friends. But' •'.. at the Coachman Inn in Cranford now I often wonder if life is worth fromlt5']rp".m; ' '. . ' the hassle. Mom and Dad are al- __^ there is no fee* for this offering, however, ' prc-reglstrntion is ways nagging me. School is bor- required due to space limitations.' ing. Even my friends seem distant Seat reservations and further In- in','., t nr ^\£il?fSFa9' I1' and aloof. Maybe my school coun- formation can bo oblained by cpn- • . (acting Fair Oaks Hospital's. selor is right, and drugs are part . Department of Education at 522- of the problem. All I'know is that it , 7038. Refresments will be served, feels likTI'm being buried alive. What can Jfrokerynftf I do? • — handle sale Sound familiar? The Archie Schwartz Co. has been WE CAN HELP. -—named exclusive broker for an In- - dustrial building on 3.8 acres along ME? ARRESTED FOR . Commerce Street,, behind, Jthp 'Coachman Inn, Cranford' r—:?:•:•••: DRUNK DRIVING? " Schwartz sales .representative Ron Orlick termed the single-story I never thought it could happen, but it did. building "rare" because of Its size, And now I've placed my job in jeopardy ; 45,000 square feet. •—• ,~ . .X and humiliated my family. Way down deep • . •, "In ths part of Union County, the moderate-sized industrial user has LINDEN TERMINAL COflP. inside I knew it was only a matter of time. few choices. The Commerce Street I guess I finally have to admit that my building offers reasonable rent, good We care about our environment. OUR LITTLE GIRL ON DRUGS? drinking is a problem. Next time I could kill 'highway access and is a turn-key property. for the right Industrial How could it be possible? We've always tried our' someone. And user," said Orlick. —:' then how Sound familiar? ..Harvey Fern, Schwartz senior best to be good parents, but lately we've felt her vice president for the Essex/Union/- • - slipping away-from us. Her grades haven't been as would I feel? WE CAN HELP. ——Hudson-dlyisionrsaid "tho race for— ~good as they~ustedlb BeTShe seems sullen much Tho Chemical Dopondoncy Conlors and AdoloscmirAlcohol-- this size space in the Cranford,' S Drug Troalmonlaro programs of • : "• • Westfield, Garwood and Moun-' _jDfJheJime and she was always a Happy child until . tainside areas are .fierce,:'The this began. We've been talking it over and we just FUTURE HEALTH Commerce Street property will, don't know what to do. W~*'&*?: probably be one of the very few of its SYStEMSjING, size that will come to market this Roborl FStDbXoy'CEOTintrModical Director

1 ; ; 1 : Sound familiar? •'• year;" ' •••.•"'•' '• ' • • • ' • ,' •• •• 273-2367 273-0426 The'Archie Schwartz Co.,.with a WE CAN HELP. .47Mai*Si Si/mmil.NJ 07301 ; ; 86 Summit Avc. Surrimil. N J 07901, .. staff of more than ISO, is New Jer- B4S-4403 B4S-440S . sey's largest real estate brokerage MMSUiSCi'Avo"T>aianriis7NT07652~ r~SXi5KSuS-Av5"Paia1mS"N'J'Or6S?" -7—flrm-Gpcciallzing-ln-lndii6trlal-roal- " estate and corporate office space. Retrofitting projects require Quality sales staft Quality and not. quantity in sales turnover rate of 25 to 33 percent I personnel continues to be the most yearly while ours is one of the lowest 3 important component~tn~thB7"(S)rt~ iUido vision, says contfacting^fifm tinuous growth and success of —n-aUdiUon to these selective g 8 Degnan Boyle Realtors according to practices, Degnan Boyle provides a m Tffo building wos once a parking present and future Based on this could be used as a contemporary Peter- J. Degnan, president. The deck The new corporate and an evaluation of the existing office environment—all we had was comprehensive initial training £ 3 headquarters formerly held _struclurc and QULclisnt'sJunctiona" n empty war^houscspace I'' Northern New Jersey based firm_^pj5grajn_consisting-of-32-hours-of-5-- laboratovysmlTestingTacllities The needs, we can determine whether As a preliminary step, the Brown represents Bl-years-of^expertlse"ln real estate technology and sales c office building wa$ a school to many the site In question is worth pur- and Matthews team met with each the real estate Industry and——skills. "The program is enhanced by 2 children^ The, warehouse has suing." department head to determine their currently operates 13 offices in an • ongoing • inservlce education o become a corporate center and As In any project, but especially in functional' and Individual Essex, Morris and Union counties. conducted under the auspices of a ^ training complex All of these are retrofitting, there are drawbacks requirements This Information, According to Degnan, "The rapid highly qualified professional o~ examples of recent retrofitting Many elements could make tho along with the specific constraints growth of larger firms in New managerial staff. Key to th? £ projects. that the structure offered, formed Jersey has created severe com- uniqueness of the entire training -j project enticing, but if it isn't cost- petition for sales personnel; Some the basis of the retrofitting project 1 program is our personal interest in 2 There are many things that make effective, or the structure can't be brokers have as. many as 50 and GO a retrofitting project happen, but salvaged, other options must be Key in this evaluation was the the progress and success of the £„ full and part time 'associates per individual," states Degnan. "It has f first and foremost, It requires vision explored Very often an older structure's original design' a office and are playing a number's Vision that takes air architect, a building may not have the adequate warehouse is a hlgh-cellinged, always been a declared goal that ^ game' by accepting the less Degnan Boyle strives to be the best, g . • •. builder or a designer past tho con- electric, water or sewer systems to wmdowless structure, Rather than qualified on the falaclous premise fines of a building's history, use or accommodate its new design and try to alter (his structure Brown and not necessarily the biggest. The g that more sales licenses mean more' attainment of this goal Is possible 3_ age. this can impact the total project -Matthews worked with it, evolving a sales," Contrasting his firm's policy scope Some of the more difficult design concept that provided for a through the achievement of a highly g' Retrofitting, however isn't limited with regard to staff, Degnan states qualified, dedicated staff who are - to historical buildings, or even to the challenges to overcome are being warm and airy interior, that is, they that "in fact, a smaller, but more able to bring the building up to brought tho outdoors inside. pledged to rendering the highest g most recent way in which the facility competent staff will produce as quality real estate services." was utilized. Rather, retrofitting in modern standards and codes, and According to senior designer, Joan many sales " The hugely motivated Its broadest sense, involves any kind dealing with specific design goals Noakes, "the offices were designed professional staff in Degnan Boyle • Degnan Boyle Realtors locations of renovation, meaning anything Sllversteln cites the American around an internal 'street' which Is a offices is selected from among many were expanded last year to include "••• from a temporary solution to a 12-foot wide corridor complete with • Scotch - Plains, Parsippany. and...' —HOCSChl Corporfilo Headquarters for who are now attracted to the Denville ' augmenting existing problem of expansion, to a new lease its ENCO Printing Division as a planters, recessed lighting and lucrative field through a screening on life for an obsolete building windows into each office" The facilities in Caldwell, Cranford, recent example of Brown and program/which may include Livingston, Mlllburn/Short Hills, Tho latter is becoming a more Matthews retrofitting expertise feeling generated Is similar to other psychological apptitude testing. "In completely enclosed environments, Montclalr,—Morristown, New popular and viable alternative The When Brown and Matthews was our experience, says Degan, "a Providence, Summit,- Union/- reasons for considering retrofitting contacted, the company was con' such as shopping malls, where the sales staff which is selected In a lack of windows is hardly noticed EllrabetK and West Orange. All as an option to building a now slderlnft a pharmaceutical storage qualitative manner Is most likely fo offices provide full real estate building are several, ranging from a warehouse that haxrbwn vacant for Colorful vlhyl wall fabrics and .provide the -best—services to carpeted floors also were added to services including relocation, ap- cost-efficient way to utilize a two years customers and the broker. In ad- praisals; mortgage placement, basically-sound building, to finding complement this attractive en- dition some brokers may have a : Tho single-story structure, sited rentals. and:retirementreferrals7—v— a structure located livnn area with on 30 acres of property, consisted of vironment well established transportation approximately 100,000 square feet In regard to the ceiling height, this routes. Hoescht proposed converting 52,000 was a factor that actually proved to Retrofitting projects According to architect Lewis square feet of the space into cor- be an asset, since they were able to (Continued from page 16) demonstration areas large enough to Silverstcln, vice president of the porate offices, a test and training design space to accommodate the Brown and Matthews also accommodate 'newspaper and BUILDING ON TOP OF A BUIDING-Brown and Matthews design/build firm of Brown and center, a research and development larger-sized equipment and developed other interesting, magazine-sized printing presses are Machinery of the RID and testing A VACANT WAREHOUSE...IS what Brown" and Matthews transformed Into used a crane with a 300-foot boom to construct Better Matthews, Inc., of Fords, when lab, with tho remainder -being rnodern office space for American Hoescht's ENCO Printing Division. The deslgn/- capabilities for this building'based necessary; a large auditorium, with Methods Inc 's executive offices on top of what was once a considering a retrofitting project, dedicated to assembly and storage 'labs, as well as higher than normal on the client's diverse complete AV facilities, as well as 1 office heights bulld firm brought the outdoors Inside with an Interior walkway, recessed lighting, Vacant warehouse to a remaining portion of the deck to "our first step is to meet with the ""At that time,' comments Sllvcr- live plants and colorful interior panels. requirements The facility houses a small laboratories and clean test create a park-like atmosphere client to discuss their needs, both stcin, "it was hard to Imagino that it •" (Continued on page 17) large training' center',, where environments. •.

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Hi 'I "™ . "Wilful—months and now boasts a dlstincUy stronger Charles Bcrtsch, Small Business and be put on the bidders list, what businesses are affected by -the Council 'chairman, said that | management, our lending team- has put marketing focus, Both personal and cor-- products and services are covered - -setaslde bills, interested parties are thousands of area small businesses National State into a leading position among porate trust activities accelerated during the by the act; what state agencies are requested to call lit < their reser- are unaware that the state has set peer-group banks, with one of the lowest non- year, and investmennwrfnrmntw-o «mm,™j obligated to set aside contracts for vations early. Seating is limited. To r aside a percentage of their contracts small business. performing asset ratios," -stated Robert l^x2\^^S^ ^^^ reserve seating, Jeanne Hall at 352- 1 Vlce presldent andscnlor ohn for imiill hiiMni».i('s "jind additional The seminar, which will start at 8 Kigrfflee? " ,jj.John CavlcchlaCavlcchla,, senioseniorr vicoiprcsldcnviccprcsldcntt anandd 0900 can be contacted trust executive, commented, "The corporate The Community Banking Division had a trust department is gaining a strong strong growth year in both deposits and loans. reputation working with emerging-com- Efforts to refine and to improve products panies, often" in their first public-offering Rates change for unemployment were well-received by the marketplace. "Our stage A typical situation finds us initially plans now call for continued evolution of~our working closely with a firm and its In- Commissioner Charles Scrraino ol surance, said changes will affect Increase from $10,100 to $10,7O0,'This product line to give customers the greatest the New Jersey Department" of berfefits, too Both the weekly and will result in an increase in vestment bankers; after registration we then •flexibility, maximum access to their funds, act as the transfer agent or trustee of the Labor has announced that effective maximum benefit entitlement will maximum worker contributions and high yields on investments," said Jan 1, a number of changes in rates be Increased, he said For claims from $50,50 for Unemployment in- securities issue." and eligibility requirements af- filed Jan 1 and after, the weekly Campbejl. "We will continue to increase with a central money-processina unit that FOR MEXICO—The Peerless Beverage Company of surance and $50 50 for disability emphasis on the skills of our customer-service——rlvnla~ltril^rtliiit r« ,»™i p^i,,i »„»_„ —Unlon-recently-ralsed-S-lrSOO-for-the-MexIco-Glty-Ear— —fected the unemployment-insurance—^maximum—benefit—has—boon—In-—insurance;—to—$53-5d^-i n m thquake Disaster Relief fund through revenues from program In New Jersey. • - creased from $203 to $214. The uannobanks,, NationaMquWKtl Statt>UUUe IKs» i11n1 thUIUe forefronlUrClrOIHt OofI the respectively. a greater number of our customers." Mexican beer products It distributes. Jim Lau, Peerless Frederick C Knicsler, assistant maximum claim entitlement also Ware said the maximum weekly financial services Industry in this market. —GGGD~NEWS:ABOOT marketing director, left, presents the check to the Rev. A number of personal financial centers Said Frank Tafuno, senior vice-president commissioner for Income Security, will be Increased from $5,278 to ' benefit rate payable under the State were opened-during the'year; specifically to David King, chairman of disaster services for the said tho base week requirement, $5,564. Plan and Prlvato Plan programs and division executive, "Business continues American Red Cross, Elizabeth. serve depositors with aggregate deposit to grow, consistently contrlbutingTrhlglrlevel YOUR FUTUREWITH which is set at 20 percent of the Ware said the taxable wage base also have Inoreased from $189 to $200. relationships of $10,000 and more At the statewide average weekly wage, will for unemployment contributions will for claims dated Jan. 1 and later. or demand deposits to tho bank's asset and centers, account managers provide a high liability-management process.'* be increased from $72 to $76. level of service to meet the particular In order to establish a valid In 1985, the central money-processing unit NATURAL GAS Alliance taps new members banking needs of each customer. Additional added several major retail chains and a -unemployment claim in New Jersey, financial centers will be opened in 1986, ex- The New Jersey Alliance for Alliance Chairman Robert E., an individual must work 20 base mass-transit authority-tonrdiverse customer panding the bank's ability to serve a larger base that includes fast-food chains, super- Costs are down, supplies up. That recent news about- Action has elected U new members Wunderle said they demonstrate the weeks in the year immediately customer base. — to Its board of directors diversity and high quality or the markets, financial institutions, and Govcnp- natural gas is the kind we all like to hear. And we preceding the claim. During that Methods of delivery of consumer services The Alliance for Action is-a —Alllancc's-mcmbcrship time he or she must earn at least $76 ..._„.„_, „.. „_„.,..j Mivuuuiuci BCIVIIIS) menmemt tolionl agencies,, alanl 0o1f which require can expect these positive trends to continue. Our statewide coalition of more than 340 The new directors include George in each week or the individual must analsdo wilstafl fb edevote adapted dt oin th198e 6financia with morl eservic space currency and coln'processing. N business, industry, labor, Albancsc of Scotch Plains, former Looking to the future, Constellation -is ongoing efforts to keep natural gas your best energy meet an alternative earnings test needana sntatl of customers nnvntpA. tnTh thee ban flnnnnlak also will MMIIl begiMn ^ » ~-*.I"A * ^, . . . .• professional—and- governmental State Commissioner of Human confident of Its strategies and of the support Knlesler said the alternative to rely more heavily on its successful value are paying off. organizations with headquarters in Services, who Is now president of of a highly capable management team. earnings test increased from $4,300 .automated teller-machine network to handle Edison It is "commuted to im- Dynasty. Homes Ltd.,- Roscllc, and Capital infuslorf of $20 million raised through to $4,600 beginning Jan. 1 and also many of the routine transactions now proving the quality of life In New Richard Tlssiore of Union, prlvato placement will enhance the bankis will apply to the year immediately processed manually*; Jersey through economic progress—president-business manager of the preceding filing the claim. ability to broaden Its range of services to LOWER RATES As part of the bank's commitment to and the creation of jobs" Heavy and General Construction- —James A.. Ware, director of target markets and to increase the cor- delivery diverse, high-quality financial This good-news is showing up in current ' In announcing the new directors, Laborers Union Local 472, Newark. Unemployment and Disability In- poration's responsiveness to future liv products and Bervlces to customers, space vestment opportunities. • Elizabethtown Gas bills. Rates have decreasedl Our has been leased In branch offices to the full- "We welcome the challenge posed by average residential customer is paying substantially service brokerage firm of Philips, Appel and deregulation, interstate banking and the Walden, economy," Connolly stated. "Constellation is less thisyear than last for the same amount of gas. Notes Campbell, "This combination of well positioned to enjoy the opportunities of The overall downward trend of gas rates is^expected DELAIRE NURSING account manageivpersonal financial centers, this exciting era." full-service brokerage and an automated Constellation Bancorp is the holding to continue for the foreseeable future. RDC Compan banking network stretching across the company for The National State Bank, a $1.5 & CONVALESCENT CENTER country positions National State well to meet billion financial organization serving Union, - STOP the growing financial needs of the com- Essex, Middlesex, Mercer, Hunterdon and PLENTIFUL SUPPLY ALL NEW FACILITY DESIGNED FOR PEOPLE can save you munities that we servo." Monmouth counties REQUIRING A HIGHER STANDARD OF EXCELLENCE Known natural gas reserves assure us all the gas we —need, well into the 21 st century. And these supplies w S ft L names vice president are unaffected by international tensions. Our posi- Colonial Savings and Loan Association we're anticipating " said Biunno. "Our plans President William J, Biunno has announced for continued growth in services and in- tion is further strengthened by our efforts to diversify the appointment of John P. O'Lone to novative financial produots are enhanced by our sources of supply. executive vice president of the Union County- his presence." based thrift Institution, Vice president of the Middlesex County , Savings League, O'Lone also is a member and j O'Lone, a seasoned financial manager, ENERGY-SAVING EQUIPMENT past president of tho Union County Savings served in the same capacity at Colonial from The new high-efficiency gas furnaces and appliances 1973 to 1982 before relocating to Florida for a^ League, and he serves on tho New Jersey • 24 HOUR SKILLED NURSING CARE UNDER THE DIRECTON OF A * -brief "period where he was with Plaglcr - Savings League's operations committee. He —cut gas usage. Today and into the future, gas equip- Federal Savings of Miami, Is a long-time member of the ^Financial MEDICAL DIRECTOR Managers Society < , ment manufacturers continue to turn high techno- • PHYSICAL, OCCUPATIONAL AND SPEECH THERAPIES Prior to returning to Colonial Savings, A graduate of Notre Dame High School, ~ logy into everyday savings for our customers, • OXYGEN THERAPY • REGISTERED DIETICIAN. O'Lone served as senior vice president of Lawrcnceville, he received a bachelor of • FULL RANGE'OF SOCIAL RECREATIONAL AND RELIGIOUS Central Jersey Savings and Loan Association science degree ln 1965 from Rider College. This is all good news for Elizabethtown Gas custom- of East Brunswick. I O'Lone resides in Colonla with his wife and • PATIO AND LANDSCAPED LAWN AREA FOR OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES "We're extremely pleased to have him back three sons. ers. And you have our commitment that the efforts IV • BRIGHT, COMFORTABLE, TASTEFULLY FURNISHED SEMI-PRIVATE The Adler-Royal on our management team. His rich ex- Colonial Savings and Loan Association, . to keep the good news coming will continue. Nat- & PRIVATE ROOMS 53 with current assets exceeding $277 million, In $47 RED TA210C perience and expertise will enable Colonial to ural gas is today's best energy value.-We're working • ELCTRONIC RESIDENT-NURSE COMMUNICATION SYSTEM become even stronger and more aggressive In has offices in Rosclle Park, Colonia, Union l • OUIET RESIDENTIAL SETTING ' GREEN Plain Paper the deregulated financial environment that and Elizabeth to make sure it-stays that way. • TELEPHONE JACKS IN EACH PATIENT ROOM PER MONTH* BLUE • ON PREMISE LAUNDRY *Bni*d on • M month l*ai* Color Copier • MEDICAL SERVICES SUCH AS EKG, X-RAY, AND A LABORATORY United Counties reports earnings For information on natural gas sales and service, call • Eugene H. Bauer, president of United financing, credit life, disability and mortgage toll-free 1-800-624-0400. Counties Bancorporation, Cranford, has life insurance. , .___" _ NJ. STATE APPROVED" • We specialize in Sales and Service on Sharp, _ New Adler-Royal, Monroe, MlnoHa^Mita, Gestetner ' •"* SSftMtfjES computer center- REASSURANCE IS KNOWING THAT SOME OF THE BEST MEDICAL CARE IS $12.9 million, as compared to $10,5 million for General Computer Corp, has opened a-new READILY AVAILABLE FOR EACH RESIDENT. the same period in 1984, On a per share basis computer product center in Union, FOR MOWTNFOKMATlON, CALL OR COME VISIT US CALL OR COME IN FOR A FREE DEMONSTRATION the results amounted to $5.49 .and $4,38, Tho management says, "Wo offo r complete ^Elizabethtown Gas respectively Total assets at Dec. 31, 1985 Turn Key business systems featuring IBM Since 1855 ACCESSIBLE TO PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION JPHOTOCOPIES MADE WHILE YOUWAIT reached $985 million, a 17.3 percenHncrcasc compatible business computers -and- frirtn HIM previous year. associated software We also offor free -A constant source of comfort .Over M Years Serving NorthertTNew Jersey UniteUitdd CounOes-BancorporatloCtlB n Is the .training programs-for-our customers and A \iihuilJMv i' NUl C iw 008. 862-3399 parent"coMpany~of United Counties Trust Co thelremploycepy s " 18621 Springfield, Ave., Maplewood, N.J. • 762-3374 and United Capital Corp. Tho Bank operates General- ' Computer's product center is 400 W. STIMPSONAVE., LINDEN . 31 banking offices throughout Union, Mon- mouth and Somerset counties', The United located at 1300 Stuyvesant Ave, Union Ad- Capital Corp. subsidiary provides lease ditional information and a free demonstration can be obtained by calling 688-1555 The Precision Machining People

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