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111 New York trash under consideration potcnlial to take it," Force said. "I am By Emlllo Prlsco Highlights not averse to importing garbage from Managing Editor A Real Lesson in Economics: out of state if it means keeping the The Union County incinerator to Tourney scheduled housed in kahway may be used to county incinerator operating and able to pay its bills." The Railway Youth Soccer. work out a deal to take New York This will, however, cause some Association >vill host its third City's garbage, the county freeholder environmental problems for the slate. UGC's $1,584 Annual Tuition annual soccer tournament Nov. chairman said. 29 and 30. The deal would help the county Since the laws of NJ arc some of the CO most stringent in the country,, law- »Z> Last year, 135 traveling teams handle the cost and the debt the makers may want to rethink thicr O from ages 7 tlirough 18 partici- incencralor has generated. All (his < pated from the tri-slate area in could happen if the Supreme Court's "environmental policy. Tlic laws of the this weekend of"soccer. verdict on flow rights holds up against state may have to take a back scat to < Anyone interested in informa- the appeals. During the Florio admi- getting the garbage so that the county Q nistration flow rights were established can climb out of debt. Kennedy also CO tion or an application from (his cr year's event can contact Tony in order to maintan the state's high believes that Ihe Supreme Court Deci- Dcige at 827-2081. standards of dealing with gar- sion will be a setback to the environ- bagc."Now with the new decision on mental laws. "This takes you back a the flow rights, garbage has been few steps on Ihe environmental laws," Blood pressure deemed an interstate, commerce and Kennedy said. O A free blood pressure screen- o can be exchanged from state to state." Kennedy docs believe that import- ing is being offered for Railway I said Rahway Mayor James Kennedy. ing garbage will enable Union County o residents at the Rahway Public CO .."The.Suprernc Courts ruling on the to climb out of the debt caused by the. Library on the first Tuesday of flow rights changes the game," Ken- incinerator, and that both parties every month. The next. nedy said. would benefit from this deal. "It scheduled screening will be held Paul Connet, right, with Freeholders Ed Force and Linda DiGiovanni, center, and resi- Freeholder Chairman Edwin Force would be cheaper for New York to Sept. 3 from 3 to f> p.in. < dents at the incinerator protest on Saturday. said he believes that Union County come here instead of somewhere else CO Utilities Authority officials have con- in the country," Kennedy said. He Farmer's market tacted New York officials for loca- docs admit that the city will not reap A little hit of the country has tions to dispose of garbage once the any benefits from this supposed "come" to tlicTcity,•"as"'ihe"Satur^ Incinerator sparks protest Fresh Kill?Landfill in Staterrlsland is - agreement. "I'm -not so itnre that it day Farmer's Market returns to filled. This deal would assist the would benefit Rahway," Kennedy •NY, and the co-editor of a periodical Connctt said that he was against the downtown So provide sjiop- By Sean Daily county in their attempt to climb out of said. on the waste and garbage industry, incinerators for economic and envir- pcrs with the chance to buy Starf Writer the quarter billion dollar debt the "Waste Not." He is also involved \n onmental reasons., i Kennedy also believes lhal ihe Paul Council came.to City Hall on incinerator has caused. produce fresh from New Jersey According to Connett, incinerators incinerator Usclf wiU noi be affected. Saturday and, when he did, the sparks waste management research and has farms. • produce dioxin and other chemicals as "It's the closest facility that has the flew. lectured at ihrce international sympo- Produce is picked fresh from a byproduct — it fact/ he became "Dr. Connctl is probably one of the siums on" dioxin, a ""hazardous j the fields just hours 'heforc its interested in dioxin through his work iwt knowledgeable people on incin- chemical. arrival downtown. • iigainst incinerators. The incinerators eration, in rriyopinion, in the world, Conned has been involved with GOP names student The market is one of 25 also leave behind ash, which has been and in our opinion the politicians and jncinorators ever since he found out Jersey Fresh, markets within the used to pave roads; many fear that (his Ihe industry arc afraid of him," said that one was to be built in Canton. It region and this marks the sec- ash is toxic to humans. as council candidate Joanne Eash of Rahway. Eash is trea- took public groups in New York, of ond season of the city's affilia- "The simple chemical fact is that if surer for the Concerned Citizens of which he was a part, five years to (he councilman that I have met," Ful- tion with the North Jersey Far- you burn three tons of trash, you get , By Emlllo Frisco Union County, a group opposed to the defeat that incinerator, during which comer said. mer's Market Council. one ton of ash," he said. Managing Editor We learned that Union County College's annual tuition is only $1,584 - UCUA incinerator thai is based in he made contacts across Ihe world Fulcomcr believes that Wnuck will This season, the marketplace A recent study of the UCUA The city's Republican Chairman Railway; both Ihe Concerned Citizens with people who were against inciner- significantly less ttian New Jersey's four-year public college average of has been expanded to include incinerator showed largely no change James J. Fulcomcr- announced the be able to do the job. "Council candi- ' and a group called Grass Roots Envir- ators. Since then, Connctt has made $3,518, or $12,423* at private colleges. We also learned that UCC has finan- quality home cooked meals for in environmental conditiore! from Republican candidate for the Third date WnticliQS chairman of our Rah- onmental- Organization brought Con- over a thousand public presentations hungry shoppers as well as an before and after the construction of Ward City Council seat Monday. way Young Republican Committee cial aid specialists to help us qualify for grants, loans and other assistance. neil to Rahway. such as the one on Sunday. assortment of vendors selling the incinerator. Erik Wnuck, the youngest son of and represents a new age of Rahway Conned was at City Hall to speak Connctt said that he was there to new and used merchandise He added that the UCUA incinera- current Third Ward Councilman-Wil- political leaders. He's been active in Best of all, Union County College is one of the most respected institutions of out against the incinerator. He spoke "validate the common sense" of local w Rahway .Republican campaigns for Tim iiuikci IIUM ulready-begun tor lukus ill gailuge fiun) -4inm n'"-l;, 'villbi: ihr Republican's higher education. We're getting both quality ana affordability. on Ihe building's steps to a small residents against the incinerator with the past 12 years and is one of Rah- and will ran Saturdays through ties and that plans are being made to candidate. Erick is 21 years old and a number of people, including groups his professional credentials. But. the way's outstanding scholars and ath- Oct. 19 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. import trash from New York after the student at Rutgers University. If opposed to various incinerators in meeting quickly became a rally letes," Fulcomer said. Today, financing a college education is more challenging than everTLet Its new location is on Irving Fresh Kills Landfill is closed and thjit elected, Wnuck will be the youngest New Jersey and two Union County against the incinerator. The other issue that Wnuck must* Union County College provide you with a quality education without the Street in Municipal Parking Lot importing Irash is not going to solve- councilman in (he ci(y. The young age freeholders. \i quickly became a "It may be a surprise, but New face is having enough time to devote F at the corner of Broad Street, Union County's trash problems. of the candidate has to be of some burden of a big debt. Call: speech against the UCUA incinerator. Jersey has been a victory for us concern. to his studies and the council. "He opposite the Rahway Parking "The art of practical politics is to "I find it symbolic that our hostess around the world," said Connett. Cur- doesn't work at night and the meet- Authority. know when to cut your losses. And "That's the main concern because '•••-•• (908)709-7500. today went into Ihe police station here rently there are five garbage incinera- ings are at night, and so is the cam- now is Ihe time," he said. He added people may think I'ma kid. I've been and askid to use a public toilet. They tors in New Jersey and a sixth is to be paigning," Fulcomervsaid. that the incinerator lias "wasted 20 involved in this ward for years, and if 'National Center for Education Statistics 1993-94 ' , Vendors needed didn't have one and she had to go •built in the near future in Mercer "I don't think it will affect my years" and taxpayers' money. This is they don't take me seriously that's Vendors are needed for Boy down the street looking for one," he County. school because most people on the money that could have gone back into their problem," Wnuck said. "I don'( Scouts Troop 47"s annual flea said. "There arc no funds for' public "If you go back to 1985, they think they'll see me differently council have jobs, so I don't s^e. Fall Semester begins September 4th. communities instead of into the market and crafts show, to be toilets because they're going into this Wanted to build 22," he said. "You've bccaus*e of my age, especially if I school hindering me," Wnuck said. incinerator and pollution control held Sept. 28. giant toilet behind us." defeated 17! And you've educated know what I'm doing." Fulcomcr is very confident that devices. A-rain dale of Oct. 5 has Connett is a chemistry professor at citizens and increased recycling "He is far more mature than most of See WNUCK, Page 3 union See FREEHOLDERS, Page 2 been scheduled. The event will St. Lawrence University in Canton, rates." . COUNTY take place from 9 a.m. to 4 . COLLEGE p.m. For more information, call 381-8692 or 388-7268. Council Republicans stop budget introduction 103p Springfield Avenue, Cranford " J-— Tw el*!* hnc aicn mandated an Amendments tto ththe budgetbudget,, onconce iitt cutt abouaboutt $300,00$300,000 frofrom ththe munimunicic - Waste days planned The state has also mandated an pal budget. These cuts come from Cranford • Elizabeth • Rainfield By Scan Daily He added, "In terms of spending — is introduced by the council, requires UCHA Chairman William increase in pension costs' of $273,987, less-than-expected cuts in the Scotch Plains Staff Writer and that's something what I have con- six votes. There are only four Repu- Ruocco announced that the and the city has lost $6,403,274 in defeated 1996-97 Board'of Education The municipal budget, which was trol of — it's less than last year's blicans on the council, so they would -Union County -Utilities Authority "spending:" - -T •-•--.-•-.•-: ^ _ budget. -.-.-:-.•- ::-,--.--=••..;-- _...,_ We're your college* to have been introduced 1>ylrie'€ity* r " need I wo Democrats to defectto them will sponsor fall household spe- "We have maintained a responsible He had wanted to cut $350,000 Council on Tuesday, was stopped by This budget carries a tax levy of in order to make amendments. cial waste disposal days in •. spending process where we're deliv- from (he budget," but the. council . the Republican minority. $13,520,995, up $599,860 from last "I think it's belter to amend before Rahway, Springfield and Cran- ering better services at a slightly reduced this ammount at the last The vote for introducing the budget year. This increase means an increase rather than after," said Fulcomer. ford. reduced rate," said Kennedy. minute to $50,000. Kennedy accuses was 4-3 and was along party lines. of 4.9 cents per $100 assessed value The first event for the fall But according to Republican coun- Fulcomcr added that, even if the board member "Joseph Hartnett of The budget needed five votes to be for property taxes. The average home cilmcn James Fulcomer and William •budget was passed on Tuesday, it "cultinga deal" with Ihe Republican will be Sept. 7 from 8 a.m. to introduced. in Rahway, assessed at $135,500, Wnuck, Kennedy's budget is toe large would not be submitted before the members of the council to reduce the 2 p.m. at the Rahway City Hall Both councilmembcrs Frank Janusz would pay an additional $66 in taxes. by $1 million. Fellow Republican Jef- stale-imposed deadline of August 10. parking lot on the corner of and Jerry Coleman were absent at According to Kennedy, taxes are cuts. frey Cohen'added that each of the city lie added thai the city administration West Milton Avenue and Main Tuesday's meeting. increasing partly because of a loss in Kennedy had already cut three pos- Street. government's departments "could live has been late with the budget last year itions from the budget because of this. If introduced,1 the budget, which slate aid. Much of this is a cut in Den- The second fall event will be .with a 5 percent cut without laying as well as this year. A further three have been cut as well: •' was prepared by the city administra- sely Populated City Aid, which was held in Springfield at the mun- people off." Pelissier disagrees with this. a recreation maintenance worker and tion, would have^gone up for public eliminated completely this year. icipal swimming pool at Morri- According to Business Administra- According to Lerch, who has been in a retiring secretary in the Department comment and filial approval early in According to Kennedy, the Dense- son Road on Sept. 28 from 8 . lor Peter Pclissier, this means that the touch with the Division of Local Gov- of Engineering. October. This votj would have come ly Populated City Aid was cut over a a.m. to,2-p.m. The final event adoption of the budget ..will be. ernment Services, Ihe budget is "right The third is the City Engineer's after public meetings with Ihe depart- course of three years by ^Republican for the fall will be at the Cran extended into October. Further, the on time."" office: future engineering services ment heads of the city government to ;- governor Christie Whitman. This aid ford municipal swimming pool temporary municipal btfdget>that was He added that the administration will be contracted out. The engineer make adjustments. was originally worth about $.500,000 on Memorial Drive on Oct. 19 adopted in July will need. lo be was ready to submit the budget to the has had 80 percent of his salary cut, ': and was meant to fund the increased from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. The budget for FY 1996-97 as pre- extended by.an emergency temporary council last Tuesday but was told by said Pelissier, and will now be work- services that (owns with high popula- sented by the mayor is" worth appropriation. Council President Nancy Saliga, a ing for and be paid'out of the Water $25,9f)6;544. This is an\increase of . tions must deliver. CALL {908} 686-9898 "Isn't it interesting (hat the coucil Democrat, that it would be more Department. $426,597 from last year's bugdet. "I certainly don't have control over A I lid i III,' I,'in Ji.nl ••• I, i 'ii'M has been slamming the mayuor for not appropriate to submit^Jt tonight. But, according to Wnuck, "the This is an increase of" 1V7 percent, her cuts, which realte directly to the having.the budget on time and they Bui Fulcomer shoVback that the administration wanted to' cut the 1000 Time & Temperature which is under a state-imposed cap of. city," hdrsaid, adding that Rahway has 1666 Downtown Rahway Events now have chance .to pass the budget mayor could call a special meeting of school budget but they don't want to 3 percent. consistently lost state, aid over the past cut (the municipal budget." 1900, Lottery Results and they didn't?" said Pelissier. the council at any lime that he wanted. "You have to understand that three years. "We're not running," added Ful- 3170 Local Movie Theatres But Fulcomer, the Republican par- He also questioned the timing of the According to Dieter Lerch of budgets arc always going up because administration, saying that they had comer, "so we have nothing to gain." Your Community'! tktt ly chairman, said that (he Republicans _ ^ lour tomnjuniit j m» of increases in contracts," said Demo- Lcrch, Vinci and Higgins, the city's Both Wnuck and Fulcomcr have did not want to introduce the budget waited until Janusz, 'a vocal critic of cratic Mayor James Kennedy. Con- auditor, much of this loss in state aid announced that they will not be fun-, on Tuesday because they do not have Kennedy, was on vacation. InfosourceInfoso ': tracts went up about 3 percent this comes from the. state losing utilities ning for re-election in November. i. HOUH VOICE INFORM the votes to make amendments to it. Kennedy has already threatened to i. 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9 RAHWAY PROGRESS THURSDAY, AUGUST 29, 1996 — PAGE 3 PAGE 2 — THURSDAY, AUGUST 29, 1996 RAHWAY PROGRESS INSIDE Letter sparks a Jazz concerts hits big; citizens enjoy the show Wnuck to follow in his THE Freeholders hear residents protest By Scan Dally "The music today is a poor excuse. as talented as their father. Warren Jr. over Ihe place," said Pccorale, a (Continued from Page 1) show lhat we care," said Freeholder a week, goes by that... one of the father's council footsteps Rahway Progress StafT Writer This is the people's music." had gone behind the Iron Curtain, Vietnam Vclcran. "These are hard to problem at DPW Linda Digiovanni. freeholders is in touch with Jeffrey Continued from Page I lhink I'm the'best person for the Connclt offered an alternative abusive to an unnamed woman that "I wonder if ihese people know that Marling, in addition to a number of when there was one, with Benny get." Pecorale's jeep^ which had been Editorials " ' 6 By Scan Daily ' recycling and reclaiming resources, "It's not something of pointing Caltahan (Executive Director of ihc Wnuck's age will not be a detri- job," Wnuck said. she struck Lynch. they're listening to a world-class jazz other residents, came up to talk to Goodman. His other son, -Allan, is in this year's concert, placed third in Start Writer an alternative that would not only Fingers and laying blame," replied UCUA)," he said. ment. "I think its good to start An important issue for somone Letters 7 Lynch replied that in this instance, musician," said Councilman Jim Vache during a break in the concert. well know in the Texas and Louisiana Ihc antique car show that ran along According to Deirdrc Grccvy, there decrease garbage but would Connclt. "It's about eliminating A number of others at the meet- young. I think its an asselt, because Wnuck's age is whether or not the woman had complained about Jones last Thursday. When asked why so many people area. with Ihc concert. • Obituaries 9 is one wprker in the Department; of increase community involvement. problems." ing agreed with Connclt. he'll be in office longer and he'll these new responsibilities will lake leaves being blown onto her lawn dur- Jones was at the latest installment knew him, he said, "Why not?' I've ' "They're all great players. The Pecnrale was listening to the con- Public Works who is, in her words, a "If you sec garbage as 'Uck! Connctt received a mixed Gcnsinc Christcnscn of Trcnlon gain experience," Fulcomcr said. away from leisure time. "I don't Lifestyle '• 10 ing some work that the DPW had been of the Mayor's Concert Series, which lived here all my life." • whole family is very talented musical- cert while sitting i his jeep. When "lime .bomb." Yucky! Get rid .of this!' and then reception. said lhat "we have five in the slate n think it will kill my time," Wnuck doing. When he went to explain lhat took place by the Union County Arts ly," said Dolce. asked why he was there, he said, "Ah. Dpspitc his age, Wnuck has Sports 12 But, she charges, not only has this we go back to our lives, th,al's nol a "I'll be honest, I thought that I of New Jersey. We have five too Marling gave up music after the said. the leaves were blown onto her lawn Center on Irving Street. you know, live half-a-milc away. No already made some strong state- employee not been properly discip- paradigm shift," he said'. He added was going to hear something about many." war, but not Vachc. Vache has since During one of, Vache's numbers, He explains that he has come to County news B1 by the wind, and would continue to do The band that week was Jhe Syncc- big deal." ments concerning the city's politi- lined, he has been promoted. lhat "our communities have been restructuring finances, but these are Christcnscn is fighling the con- gone on to play with a number of fam- I Iarlirig and his wife gomip to dance the point in his life where he must so, she struck him. palin' Seven. Their forte was jazz but, cians — in particular, the staff Entertainment . B3 These charges are in a letter that fragmented into billions of frag- things lhat we've heard before," struction of an incinerator in Mer- ous jazz musicians, including Buddy with another couple in front of the "I thought it was like '40's ihusic," "lake things seriously." "I was not abusive lo her," he unlike Jesse Morrison & Company, under Mayor James Kennedy. Grccvy, the wife of a DPW foreman, ments, all of us watching this TV, said Force. cer County. Construction on ihc Hackett, Wild Bill Davidson and Pec stage. he added. "Is this '40's music? I guess With his father's retirement only Classified B12 who played three weeks ago, their's has written against the current Provi- added. ..' and that's why we don't feel that "You have to admit, and I'm not' incinerator could begin by Spclcm- Wee Erwin. "We look forward to these Thurs- il is." "We have mayors and council three months away, Wnuck says was an older brand of jazz which Real estate B14 sional Shade Tree Foreman, which the Grecvy aililcd that Lynch "physi- we can do anything." being abrasive, but when you come bcr 1, though Princeton Township day nights. It's something good for mcinbcrs-at-Iarge who were put that his father was not a driving included Duke Ellington luncs, dixie- "I've played with them all," he Audrey Dzcma had come to the DPW has identified as James Lynch. cally attacked" a co-worker in the "You know the old saying: together as a group it lends lo get a and Princeton Borough have filed the (own," said Harling. into office by out-of-town political force in his decision. "It was more Automotive B15 said. concert with her three children, Orecvy was reluctant to identify _DPW's offices in July. Lynch called it- little adversarial," he said. in Mercer County Supreme Court land and some songs that went back as One Rahway resident was silling byss Senator Raymond Lesniak. 'Think, globally, act locally.' That including Kitnbcrly in a stroller. She me going for it, not him pushing "morc like a bump." He was dis- far as 1895. When asked how Vache sounded nol far fnm'the stage with his wife, How tp reach us: Lynch other than by his title. gives you the big picture," he said. He added lhat something that lo slop the incinerator. We have a business administrator me, but he supports me 100 percent. They were led by Warren Vachc, now, Marling said with a laugh, "He's who h/ called his "girlfriend." was eiiling some sesame chicken from Our offices are located at 1291 "If I pat this person's name in the missed from his job but had his job But what angered some of the Connelt advocated — composting "I really believe that there arc who refuses to move into our town. I think my father was a little a professional now." the Sukaliba concession stand,— -Sluyvasanl -Awenuo,- Union, -N J- a p 1 m:i saved by the DPW workers' union. — is already being done in Union belter technological methods for Sr., who has, been playing jazz with "Fantastic," he said of the concert. Insicad of fighting for Rahway, p pTj ll' n I '''il' ' \\v\ 'li''"* y *"* "I" 'ht; crowd was Con- "And it's delicious." slic_said. and shocked when I told him, hut he is 07083. We are open from 9 retaliation, not only to myself but to The dismissal was reduced to a , nctt's statement thai "ihc more cor- County at three sites. Two of those this," she said. mliei' Ruliwuy residents sine -ricfbrc •Dolce. th< for "I reminisce." "they flghT fin um-of-tuwn political- her son was holding a half-eaten all for il," Wnuck said. a.m. to 5 p.m. every weekday. my husband who works in the DPW," 10-day suspension without pay. rupt your slate, the more corrupt silcs were ciihcr closed or down- When asked why she opposed World War II. his son. Warren, Jr., at Rahway High "Reminds you of the good old boss Lesniak. As a Rahway native I Call us at one of the telephone eggroll. Wnuck out-polled both of his said Grcevy. Her husband, Jerry, has Grcevy claims that she saw Lynch your'country, the more polluted sized because neighbors com- incinerators, she said, "I think that "We were oll^Jike, high school School, was also at the concert. days," he added, saying, "Whocvcr's thinks it's lime to put Rahway numbers listed below. opponents in a tlirce-way race for working on Kennedy's porch during plained of ihc smell from the incinerators arc polluting the air kids," said his friend Joseph Harling "He's a very good bass player," idea it was, it was a great idea." "I caine last week and it's very Voice Mail: been Supervisor of Streets in the Rah- your country." first," Wnuck said. Ihe nomination to succeed his way DPW for five years and was this suspension. This is a job lhat sup- "I was nol here when this was facilities. and water. I believe that this targets of Rahway. "We played together. We said Dolce, who was sporting a T- . Ahlhony Pccorale, also of Rahway, nice, nice atmosphere," she said. Our main phone number, Wnuck is also confident that he father, who decided to retire in 908-686-7700 is equipped, with a Lynch's supervisor. plemented his income, said Greevy. formed. Neither was Freeholder Bui Force did agree with some of minority areas. They always locate had a lot of good times then. That was shirt with a picture of jazz musician had come lo the concert in a 1967 "I lliink its interesting lhat I'm sit- will perform as well as anyone. "I order to devote himself full time to voice mail system to better Lynch is a tlirec-ycar employee of "I drove past the house and I saw Giovanni, and I rcsfcnt this," said what Connctt said. in minority or blue collar areas." before the war." Dizzy Gillespie on Ihe front. "I've Army jeep, "from Vietnam," he was ting al Ihc end of the strccc' eating think it's (he best thing for me. I his church ministry. serve our customers. During the DPW. According to Mayor James him," said Grecvy. Freeholder Chairman\Edwin Force. "We're into developing a solu- "We've got mercury warnings "This is the American music that heard him play in different places." careful to point out. Chinese food and listening to jazz," regular business hours, a recep- Kennedy who, along with the City Lynch did not deny working for the "All we can say is that we came tion lhat will be equitable for every- down In the Delaware River by us," everyone should play," said Vache. It turns out that his children are just "World War II and Korea are all she added. tionist will answer your call. Dur-. 1 mayor "as I have for the past 10 here lo hear whal you had lo say... one in Union County," said Force. she said. "Pregnant women arc ing the evening or when the Council, received a copy of Greevy's CALL loom 686-9898
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»« «M nV-f» r. -* * - ' -* WORRALL NEWSPAPERS 9.10* THURSDAY, AUGUST 29, 1996 — PAGE 7 ftAHWAY PROGRESS PAGE 6 — THURSDAY, AUGUST 29, 1996 OPINION OPINION Pelissier should not be reappointed I'll debate the boss instead Mr. Kuchar, if one of my running mates should decide to debate you, that Deer hunt would be their choice. I always felt it's wiser to fish for ihe big catch, rather Wrestling registration^ To the Editor: To the Editor: lhan for a minnow like you. Address the issues In addition to what was stated at the August City Council meeting, another Debate? Yes, Mr. Kuchar, I'll debate, but not with you. A Sal Bonaccorso . incurred reason why the Rahway City Council should reject the re-appointment of Peter Why, you may ask? Very simply, in. my opinion, Mr. Kuchar, 7011 have a Republican candidate The City Council last week rescinded a residency waiver H. Pelissier of Hunterdon County as business administrator is that he either very serious credibility problem, especially when it comes to "golf courses." Councilman At Large .; 1 for Business Administrator Peter Pelissier that requires him lacks the ability to fully handle labor negotiations or is too lazy to negotiate Wasn't it you, Mr. Kuchar, who stood at the microphone as vice president of Clark to either move into Rahway or resign from his position. other costs labor contracts. the Planning Board at the Feb. 1 "Hyatt" council meeting and said that your This action is another example of how the council refuses I read with great interest the "Deer Previous Rahway business administrators used to do the labor negotiations, vote was not a partisan vote? to work with Mayor James Kennedy and his administration Management Program for Union but not Pelissier. Instead, the Kennedy administrator has spent many thousands Former Mayor Yarasavagc, a Republican, first appointed you to the board. Former foes become friends of tax dollar's on a lawyer to negotiate the city's contracts. Now, Democratic Mayor Ellcnport has re-appointed you. And it was at the Feb. on behalf of the citizens of Rahway. The politics behind'the County," and from what I've read, I To the Editor: •. • What makes this, particularly reprehensible is that Mayor James Kennedy 1 Hyatt meeting, Mr. Kuchar, that you officially sold your soul to Mayor Bob. move is even more blatant because Kennedy is up for elec- see where it is flawed and will need Some time ago, former Mayor George Nuccra led the recall movement in an promised that Pelissier, not an expensive lawyer, would do. the labor negotia- Your "yes" vote for the rczoning of Hyatt was rewarded by being hand- amending. attempt to oust mayor — and fellow Democrat — Bob Ellcnport. At the time, tion, and his opponents need to create issues to become part tions when Kennedy first appointed Pelissier. When Kennedy ran for relection picked to fill the seat of former Councilman Skobo. So how can I possibly So, I am offering to the board my Nucera called Ellenport incompetent and a disgrace. of the campaign. he made the same promise; at a candidates night Kennedy broke both promises. debate a sell-out? Who knows what you'll do or say 10 win a council scat in suggestions and comments of the Since that time, rumors have circulated that Nucera and Ellcnport had made According to Republicans, the waiver, granted in 1991, The Rahway Republican councilmen and Republican Council candidates in November? And with your running under the banner "We won't hesitate to report. I will be waiting for the up, and thai in return for backing off, Nuccra would eventually be given a job at contrast, are fighting to keep their promises. We need a business administrator litigate" along with your mentor, Ellcnport, I could very well end up in court was valid only for one year and that Pelissier would have to board's response in writing, as I feel Town Hall. who lives in Rahway and will save the taxpayers' money by doing all the labor after a debate. move into Rahway by the expiration date. Pelissier contends Well, guess what? It looks as though there may be some truth to these rumors. negotiations. Let's put Rahway first by requiring a Rahway business admini- No, instead, I would like a "shot at the title." As a challenger for a council that he was never asked to move into the city at the time the Mayor Ellcnport has just named his former nemesis co-chairman of the com- strator to live in Rahway and do the labor negotiating. scat in November, I call for a debate, no holds barred, one on one, with Council mittee to explore new uses for the ALJ High School once the town takes posscs- Be Our : : Erik Wnuck PresidenuRuflacrio '. Slon'Of die suhuul fiuni the regional school systcmr- With the kickoff of the campaign season right around the Third Ward Republican Council candidate As the "top guy" on council, there are many, many unanswered questions that Nucera seems to have sold out, done a complete about-face, and become comer, it seems as if the local politicians are up to their usual Guest I have for Mr. Ruggerio. At the council meetings, cither Ellcnport or Soyka or a buddy-buddy wiih the man he so opposed — with good reason — not long ago. mudslinging fun and games. Republicans are directing this Labclla or even you, Mr. Kuchar, always seem to answer for Mr. Ruggerio. For One has to question whether such a man can be taken seriously, and wonder if By Vincent Lehotsky once I would like my questions answered by Ruggerio. issue at incumbent Democratic Mayor James Kennedy, leav- Danelson was inaccurate his opinions and positions on issues are based solely on his temperament and on ing the mayor looking as though he gave the> business admin- One rnorc thing, Mr. Kuchar, since you keep attacking Bill Caruso in the To Uie Editor: whom he is getting along with at the moment. that the public has a vested interest in newspapers, may I remind you that he is not seeking political office. Maybe you istrator position to one of his buddies. However, one funda- In response to Stephanie A. Danelson's recent "Letter to the Editor" that Roy A. Pitta this report. can convince your mentor, Ellenpoirt, to take Bill up on his public challenge of a mental question must be answered by the Republicans. Why appeared in this' newspaper, I wish to comment on her inaccuracies. ' ' Clark The three hunts held were paid for debate, citizen to mayor. did it take four years for the residency issue to be challenged Being the mayor's favorite so-called witness in his slar.dcr lawsuit and for- through county tax dollars. Why is it when the council had the'power to enforce it at any time mer local newspaper reporter covering Clark's council meetings and township that the report is available only in the Course sponsors tourney Pictured are some of the wrestlers who'd participated in the Division of Parks and news, I suggest that she should report the truth regarding our meeting in the during that period? public libraries surrounding the Oak Ridge Golf Course, a facility Recreation's Summer Wrestling Clinic at the Rahway High School wrestling room, park. . • . Worth their weight The answer is obvious. Make a non-issue an issue during Watchung Reservation? of the Union County Division of under the supervision of Tony Garay. The fall program will begin next month, and .If you would review the testimony of the depositions, Mrs. Danelson, you the campaign season and let your opponent look like he has Parks and Recreation will sponsor a v registration will be held Sept. 10 and 11 at the Claude Reed Center, 1670 Irving I feel that this practice serves no will find that your friends in the park testified they never heard the conversa- club championship, open to all golfers done something wrong. St. For more information contact the division at 827-2045. purpose whatsoever, other than bor- tion, as you-stated it. Even my wife, whom you claim was in the park, also Sept. 21. • • *••. That is what the council-is doing by addressing the resi- dering on a violation of the communi-' disagreed with your remarks. "Men and women of all ages are dency waiver granted to Pellisier a"t this point. And nobody ty's right to know laws. I say this So, your comments that you heard those statements, "with your very own welcome 10 participate in this tourna- has had the fairness of reflecting on Rahway's financial pic- because this report is not available in ears in front of witnesses," was your version only — and was groundless and ,. the County Library in Elizabeth. I ment," announced Freeholder Chair- ture during the last five years, when Pellisier was appointed. without substance. Smarts in movies, theater often suggest a report in each main library man Ed Force. "We are looking for a As a newspaper reporter, your "cars" were often closed to the truth because Questions that must be addressed are Pellisier's perform- in all 21 municipalities. great turnout and some great your coverage often reflected a laudable, complimentary and overprotective ance as business administrator and who his successor would competition." The County Police overtime is altitude toward the mayor during ihe recall. do not pass the test of real life Applications must be submitted by be if he is forced to resign from his position. We would hate listed at double zeros. I find that this is Daniclson, I never said the mayor was "disbarred." What I have said in die underlining in dirty books, it only 5 p.m. oil Sept. 2. The entry fee of S10 to think that the council would want the mayor to appoint When I was growing up in the '40s misleading, due to the presence of past was..."Many Clark citizens have questioned me, when I was the council- shows us the good parts. covers a scheduled tee time for the one its cronies to the position. Another issue that must be and '50s, I was amazed and intimi- County Police in the reservation dur- president, that the mayor was presumedly not practicing law since he was We do this in jokes loo, A man goes qualifying rounds for flights on Sept. addressed is the number of appointments made by the coun- dated at how much smarter movie Be Our ing this year's hunt, and their actions spending most daytime hours in his Town hall office. I further said, that Robert to a doctor. He says I can't have sex 7 and the first round of play on Sept. actors were than I was, or anyone I in performing activities that were S. Ellcnport was listed as an ineligible attorney in the Sept. 20,1993 New Jersey cil and/or, mayor during the last five years of people who wiih my wife any more. The doctor 8. Green fees must be paid at the time knew was. the slightest hint or clue Guest deer-related, such as closing roads for Law Journal section titled "Lawyer's Fund for Client Protection: Ineligible may or may not be residents of the city;. Is the council pre- says run 10 miles everyday and call, 1 of play. was enough forthem to have instant carca&s removal and keeping out park —Attorneys." Also, he was not listed wiih other lawyers in the 1994 New Jersey pared to address every non resident appointment to avoid a me back in two weeks. Two weeks understanding of a whole, compli- By Marlow Ferguson visitors when the hunt was in Lawyers Diary and Manual. Relevant dates for the tournament discrimination lawsuit? later he calls the doctor. How is sex cated plot. The tilled picture on the progress. . Other "misquotes" you accused me of saying were also false. Why did the arc as follows: with your wife asks the doctor. I don't While the action by.the council was taken to fulfill some wall meant that the murdered million- I "do believe that funds were mayor settle the suit without receiving any money for compensatory or punitive Sept. 2 — Entries close at 5 p.m. at our thinking about the events in our know says the man. I'm 140 miles political revenge against the mayor, the governing body aire's illegitimate son had searched expended on behalf of the County damages if he had such a great case or had such a great witness like you? Oak Ridge Golf Course lives that gives us the understanding away from home. could have been doing\vhat they were elected to do — serve for the hidden safe containing the pap- Police, because of my regular atten- One has to wonder where you prepared the information for your "Scarlett Sept. 7 — Qualifier for flights of what has happened and the impulse This is a joke. We get the point in on behalf of the people and address the more important ers of the real estate transaction which dance of board meetings, and espe- Letter." Was it discussed with. Mayor Bob at your daily morning breakfast Sept. 8 — First Round . to respond-to change our lives. But the compressed time telling and we grayed ^ thai the boating accident^ cially JheJ^dget hearings. Whereth^ meetings in the local dintr? Will you now be using Township property to help Sept. 14 — Second Round • •needs of the-cityy~such as crime and revitalization x>f the., "comprehension takes timer-My logic- laugh" at subtle truths "rrr-itr-If which had made his mother an amne- pon, the County Police budget for wriic"Mayor Bob's campaign propaganda'and attack's at the cxpcnsc'Cfthe •---•—Sept-45— Semi-Finals -- -.- downtown business district. profession in college told me that in uncompressed it, take it into real time, siac was caused by the scheming overtime was cut from S 170,000 to t taxpayer? Sept. 21 — Finals While we understand that a business administrator who an argument, A may logically lead to the thing is boring and senseless. Try widow. And the detective knew it all. $140,000. I suggest that you, Ellcnport and all his mudslinging writers now blitzing the Sept. 22 — Raindate for finals • lives in the town where he works may give him a better atti- B and hence to C and hence to D, but telling this joke by describing the doc- . All entrants must be available on all Instantly. When asked by a board member Media to "practice what you preach." Slick to the issues, run a clean campaign, there is no time in logic. A may lead tor's medical background and the of the above dates in order 10 be con- tude toward the running of the city, we don't be.lieve that what is the purpose of the money, the tell the truth and stop continually attacking me and my family personally, since I never realized anything instantly. to B, but you might be dead a, thou- patient's marital problems and the sidered for the club championship. Pelissier acts as if he has a no-show job given to him by a officer's reply was "for special events I'm not a candidate running for election in November. ' I still don't. I wake up two nights after sand years by the time it does. It thing becomes- pretty dreary. But For further information on the Oak political buddy. He has been held accountable by the City such as the concerts in the park and Remember Clark residents, if taxpayers are unable, out of fear, to question Members of the Rahway Division of Parks and Recreation Summer Wrestling and the party and realized I' ve. been doesn't mean that your logic is wrong. worst of all, it becomes meaningless. Ridge Open, contact the golf course at those in power, what we have, in effect, is a Dictatorship which will do as it Weightlifting Program enjoy the weight room. The program is runned by Fred Council for the last five years, and if there is a concern for insulted. When I was young and But an audience awaiting the outcome It ceases to make its satiric points the deer hunt.". (908) 574-0139 or stop by the Pro pleases — and be accountable to no one. Stueber at the Rahway High School Wrestling and Weightlifting Rooms. his work performance now.ihen it's only fair to blame the single, nine out of 10 limes, a girl's of such a sequence might grow a tad aboul Hie fitness craze and the foolish- I was there, and I will always Shop at Oak Ridge Golf Course, Oak Can Clark, or any town, afford to have such an administration whose motto is interest in me went completely over bored. In the theater, there is compres- ness of male mid-life crisis. remember it. But what I would Ridge Road, Clark. City Council for not addressing their responsibility sooner. "We Will Not Hesitate to Litigate?" I don't think so. my head, even at.times when the clues sion of time. Between the event, the . When I was 10, several friends and request is the information on this Kan way is faced with many more issues that must be William Caruso were rather intense. I see (his all now thinking, the comprehension and the myself sent ourselves into hysterics county-budgeted item and what was addressed before the council plays games with a man's Former Second Ward Councilman ATTENTION HOMEOWNERS SMALL TELEVISION wiih hindsight. Lord knows how reaction, what might take anywhere examing the question of why people used so far this year. livelihood. If this is the kickoff of the campaign season, it's • • Clark SERVICE many things have gone past me which 'from an hour to a thousand years is in movies never went to the bathroom. Note to board: An example of one APPLIANCES going to be a misleading ride, for the voters of the city during I don't have even a glimmer were hunt-related, non-patrolling activity is compressed into a tenth of a second. We though we'd stumbled into some $25,000 For You •TOASTERS f mentioned on page 16 of the report. .•• 1 ...•••• : •: .•:•• ,1; i^.M.h- ::. • :•• • • • • • ' the next two months. there in the the first place. I love witty The acceptance of this compression flaw in adull life which made the rest Democrats to abide by pledge • VA jCOLORTV. s "An officer stood by at the (hunt's) comcbacks.Iusually think of them 24 into theater time is inbred in the of the world terribly fraudlent and in • • ... . ,,. 1 -.•.• : :• •. M, ..• • :••!:• :;••!' • : ' : •' ' < headquarters area whenever deer were To the Editor: •• • • hours after the need for them has human animal in all times and places need of repair. Finally, some time in MM; -A\ ;••••:• .i -v: being processed." In the March 21 edition of your paper, you openly asked the candidates run- passed. I admire courtroom lawyers in history that we know of. It is now, the "70s, a series of very bad movies IMPROVEMENTS MAY INCLUDE: Chamber champions precisely because they always seem to and has always been, part of the art of was made in which we had the mean- I have nothing against County . ning for City Council in Rahway to embrace the concepts of a fair campaign and- —respond appropriately wiih exactly Police. In fact I think highly of them. • -. • •: : • ••• • ;• • *.'. • .;•..•.. ' i : :•'.'•' •'• '• ''•' ' a codYoue offereof ethicsd as. mi example the Ethiea Coda developed t lhfl w^t Orange The "new" Rahway Chamber of Commerce is off to a storytelling, irarwmnraxes a mcdiri- ingfUljoyofwaieliliigikiui.lt; minute. All I want is the proper figures of the the right question and understanding. » ' • • • • • • • • • • • ' '•-*;'" great start. cal piece so much more intense than Fortunately, the actors' were League of Women Voters. , I like debaters and stand up comics hunt to be given to the public, and I life. And when this convention is instructed not to drink too much water As evidenced by the signatures on the attached Pledge, the Democratic Can- 443 . We say new'because the chamber hired its first executive handling hecklers. But none of these, will get them no matter what. And if it -Anthorized- flouied, theater becomes a disaster. before these scenes. I know, I was one didates running for City Council this November, openly support these concepts Payments as low as '69.00 per month! director,.Rose Henderson, who has been aggressive in her not lawyers nor comics handling tak^s an election or two to get the fig- Lake Avenue of them. The thing about real time is and are proud to sign the "Pledge". •; •TTv v. first three months on the job. hecklers, nor quick wits can compare Zola, a French writer of the last ures, so be it. ' FMEEON S'TE INSPECTIONS Colonia/Clark HK Coffee that \ it's essentially pointless. It's The Pledge . • • _ - Blectrie With a revitalized chamber of commerce to support the to actors. In a tenth of ^second, their century, wanted ultimate "real life" And speaking of overtime, why is it 1 reality on stage. He put a butcher shop thinking that makes the point and We pledge to conduct our campaign for public office opsnly and fairly. CALL NOW ...... - • 382-2088 revitalization of the business district, merchants should start instant comprehension of complicated that a county employee was allowed "Reflahrarc on stage, a real one, with the carcasses . compression of time that drives the to hunt deer at the county's expense at We will discuss the issues and participate in fair public debates with respect Syivania 382-8713 to see some progress, especially around the train station. situations has always made me of dead animals hanging everywhere point home. lime-and-a-half? I feel that this prac- to our views and qualifications. . Merchants took advantage of the street fair, where Main breathless with admiration. 201 -868-8858 and butchers, their aprons bathed in Many otherwise intelligent writers, tice is wrong. And that there should be We will not engage in, nor permit defamatory attacks upon the character of There's a trick to it. I've been in the Street was converted into a shopping mall and amusement blood, hacking up and selling meat, to ignoring the compression of theatrical no place for this type of overtime in professional theater for over 30 years our opponents; park two weeks ago, and merchants were able to offer their a series of actors playing customers. time, write very dreay, meaningless the county budget. I cannot afford it and met many hundreds of actors. I've Nor shall we engage in unwarranted invasions of personal privacy unrelated products to more and more people than usually shop in the He was astonished that the audience plays which they think are the spitting and neither can my fellow county met magnificent performers who downtown. found this exercise not only repulsive, image of reality. They tliinkJhat life is residents. to campaign issues. ' would come in second in their SATs It was Henderson who spearheaded the event with the but rather unedifying. Many in the a product of their minds and that basic What steps will the board take to We shall not appeal to, and we shall condemn, appeals to prejudice based i to a door knob. I've met aciors who, upon race, creed, sex, sexual orientation, natinal origin or political affiliation. assistance of the city's merchants. Normally an event of this audience commented that it seemed to human nature doesn't exis.t. And who stop this practice, or will this be a offstage, hadn't the brains or insight them no different than real life. (I knows whether,' if they dun us with We will not use, nor permit the use, of any campaign material or advertise- magnitude would take a long time to organize. At Hertder of a vegetable, and not even one of the business-as-usual item in the future? r won't even go into the details of the enough of life's meaninglessness, ment which misrepresents, distorts or Otherwise falsifies the facts regarding our son's guidance, the task was completed within a month. higher vegetables. The trick to it is What I've noticed during the flies or the odor). The impulse of the they might succeed in making theater record or that of any other candidate. AUGUST/SEPTEMBER Henderson has been addressing the merchants' concerns recognizing "theatrical time" as budget hearings was that the board human brain to accept theatrical time, and movies into^dreay exercises in nil- could not come up with any extra This we pledge to the citizens of Rahway. 7mA opposed to real time. The Democratic candidate slate for City Council about teen-age loitering in the business district. The cham- that is, compressed time, for I he sake ism. That if it ain't real, it ain't true. money for the Ryan White HIV Fund, First Ward: Robert Rachlin ber, in cooperation with the Police Department, has been The real time, in real life is, events of the story line is a given. It's the Or have I written this all too late. but was pulling dollars out of a hat 29 30 31 1 Second Ward: Robert Simons effective in getting the teens out of the area and.making the almost never stir comprehension. way we are wired. Story telling does when it was time to give raises. It just TMIS. m. w. I SUM. Third Ward: Jerome Scaruro Nol ol iwte opm ori Sunday or Monday. streets some\vhat safer for the citizens. . 4 They may stir action or panic or anger not give us every detail. It takes us Marlow Ferguson is co-founder doesn't add up. f' • Fourth Ward: David Brown or joy but rarely comprehension. It is from crisis to crisis. It's like the of" the Elizabeth Playhouse. We look forward to many more ideas to come from the Such as the chart indications on . Fifth Ward: Deanna Tulton chamber that will inspire business owners to remain in Rah- page 29 of the report, it's a five-year "'•:*'"'"' '' *~ Sixth Ward: Donald Anderson way, and lure other businesses to set up shop in the city. hunt starting in 1995. Why is it that Dole and GOP can't be revived the chart shows that hunting will be SUPERPAiN occurring until 2002? It just doesn't LABOR DAY CLEARANCE The Republican National Conven- religious right must have felt like they Special Cash & Carry Items "The burning of an author's books, imprisonment tion has left the building, and it ended took a wrong lurn somewhere and add up. for opinion's sake, has always been the tribute that with a whimper, not a bang. Although Views wound up at Tolcrancc-Fest '96. I'm supposed to trust this board an ignorant age pays to the genius of Us time." polls may show the convcnlion 10 be a Watching Ralph Reed's face while with my tax dollars and they put their The Mattress Facto boost for Bob Dole and,his newly On The Susan Molonari spoke briefly about trust in advisors who say 1995 plus —-Joseph Lewis chosen running mate Jack Kemp, it is her pro-choice stance did provide five equals 2002. 1| MATTRESSES & BOX SPRINGS .author difficult to sec how any life can be News some comic relief. x breaihcd into a failing bid for the big All lean do is inform the board that MADE ON THE PREMISES 1929 Speaking of comic relief, the con- I- believe its own advisors are mis- house on Pennsylvania Avenue. By Blaihe Dilip.ort OPEN TO THE PUBLIC The convention offered no solu- Staff Writer vention did provide some real gems, guiding them — whether intentional- tions to ihc problems" facing most and not just from Comedy Central's ly, or unknowingly. Something musl ULTIMATE SLEEP I Rahway Progress - David Worrall Americans, problems too numerous to the podium were straining not to lei coverage of ihc convention, which I be done, and maybe that is why this Publisher mention, but ihc high-gloss infomcr- ihcir real feelings show through as felt was ihe best of the entire week. book needs to be made available in all • Custom Sizes - • cial that was the convention looked they toed the fake tolerance line that 21 towns, with amendments. At The Touch Published Weekly Since 1990 Elizabeth Dole stepping down off Of A Button) • Split Box Springs Raymond Worrall like a refugee camp for upper-class the Republican Party was trying to Executive Editor the grandstand and mingling with the If the public is interested they may )\0 »Sofa Bed Mattresses white guys who were looking for force-feed the American people. I was MrtW. • common people looked like a bad epi- either go to the meetings or watch Published By ways to cut their already low taxes. at least hoping thai Pat Buchanan • California King Sizes, Worrall Community Newspapers, Inc. Tom Canavan sode of Phil Donahue meets Oprah to them on cable public access. Or, the • l*l|BM. The party of "inclusion" had tojbc the would make the convcnlion some- M(l»|MMf. • Electric Beds 1291 Stuyvesant Avenue Editor in Chief discuss the plight of the brain-dead. reading/viewing public canjisk the biggest joke perpetrated on the what interesting, but even he was' Union, N.J. 07083 • Board of Chosen Freeholders their • High Risers -r-r •Special order wallcovering, floorcovering, everyday low'price American public as we watched the painh and window Irealments or any spray equipment are not Jay Hochberg muzzled from the fire and brimstone Overall, all of the substance of ihe own questions, in person. Whether on Futons • Brass Beds \ event; ihe only inclusion the Rcpubli- Included in the sole. No rainchoclu, no specio orders, not volid (908) 686-7700 Regional Editor that he is used to spewing at events Republican National Convention the deer hunt report, budget incinccra- - in conjunction with any other discount. Prior solo excluded. cah/Party. is interested in is one of Now Available •Bunkie Boards ^ • like this. If ihc Republican Pany is could not fill Tom Thumb's thimble. tor. Green Brook Rood Plan or on any Emllio Prisco olives into martinis, not people with going to lie 10 us for a week straight 324 BLOOMFIELD AVE. 429-7009 ©Worrall Community Newapapert, Inc. As Dole and Kemp plug away^at their • county-related matter, you will be BLOOMFIELD •Managing Editor opposing viewpoints into their parly. on national television, the least it GARWOOD E. HANOVER 1996 All Rights Reserved bid for the White House, it will be with the three regular attendees: Mr. 319 Route lO.Eatl 1802-08 SPRINGFIELD AVE 763-1418 • Picture the KICK inviting the NAACP could do is iry to make it convincing. 518 North Avanue MAPLEWOOD Articles, pictures and advertisements herein are the interesting 10 see just what solutions Jerry Schecter, of Summit; Mr. Jerry Factoiy Showroom FREEOeUVERY Warah'outa/Shdwroom exclusive property of Worrall Community Newspap- Peter Worrall for dinner. It just won't happen and Maybe the fact lhai Jerry Falwell BEO FRAMES. 815-1980 they come up with to change the Goldman, of Elizabeth; and me. L(908)789-0140 BEODINO REMOVAL Barthrd Roomi Plus RAHWAY 5T GEORGE'S AVERT 35 ers, Inc. and any repuWfcatJon or broadcast without Advertising Director neither will the Republican Party and Ralph Reed were in attendance at written permission is prohibited. minds of the voters and try 10 get them become a party of inclusion. the convcnlion was an indication of OPEN MON.-FRI. 10-6. THURS. 10-8 • SftT. 10-5 • SUNDAY 12-5 GARWOOD ONIY to see it their way and not the way of Vincent Lehotsky Is a resident of the party's true feelings, although the The parade of speakers that graced incumbent Bill Clinton. Linden. THURSDAY. AUGUST 29, 1996 — PAGE 9 7.8.9.10»WORRALL NEWSPAPERS WORRALL NEWSPAPERS 9,10* OBITUARIES NEWS CLIPS days and Thursdays from 10 a.m. to 9 ' this collection to the Zimmerli Art mark & Company Real Estate Inc. ark Evening News and the Jersey City Golf tourney set p.m.; Tuesdays and Fridays from 10 Museum at Rutgers University. and Stein, the sale consisted of Joan Uhlik ' Printing Co. He served his apprentice- The Rahway Historical Society will a.m. to 5 p.m.; and Saturdays from 10 Copies of the book are available for 135,244 square feet-of offices on 22 Joan Uhlik; 44. of Clark died Aug ship with the Quinn and Bowden host the seventh annual golf outing on a.m. to 4 p.m. circulation at the Clark Public acres of land at 2,700 Route 22. Alan I ! 12 in Overlook Hospital, Summit. Book Publishers, Rahway, and Weissman of Route 22 Associates Oct. 4 to benefit the historic Mer- The library will.be closed for Labor Library. This program is free and Bom in Jersey City. Mrs. Uhlik received his card at a journeyman was the seller. chants and Drovers Tavern. •Day on Monday. open to all members of the general lived in Keamy before moving to monotype operator in 1950. Mr. "This is a prime site in a very active The day will begin with a continen- public. Previous participation in the Clark in 1985. She was a chiropractic Umholtz was a member of the Inter- area in proximity to all major area air- tal breakfast at the Merchants and book discussion group is not required. assistant for three yean at the Garabo national Typographical Union, New- Rigalski featured ports," Stein said. Drovers Tavern, continuing with 18 Prcregistration for the program is Chiropractic Center in Clark. Mrs. ark. He served in. the Army during Greet fall with a burat of song at the Sukenik added, "The deal went holes of golf at the Oak Ridge Golf . recommended. Uhlik was a member of the Clark World War II. Polish Cultural Foundation, 177 especially smoothly because our New Course in Clark and concluding at the The Clark Public Library offers all Recreation Department and the Clark Surviving are a son, Robert L; a Broadway, Clark, on Sept. 21 at 7:30 York and New Jersey offices func- tavern with a buffet dinner, awards persons equal access and opportuni- Girls Softball League. daughter, Jean Pasapane; a brother, p.m. Featured will be song stylist tioned virtually as one entity." and cash prizes. All are invited. ties to participate in its services, prog- Surviving are her husband, Chester George; three grandchildren and two Tadeusz Rigalski of Jersey City. Located in Mountainside. New- The fee per golfer is S75. The pro- rams and activities. If any individual J. Jr.; two daughters, Amy and April; great-grandchildren. Rigalski is known for his versatili- Craft & Bridal Shop Inc. ceeds from the event will be used tow- needs special assistance or assistive mark Partners Inc. is Newmark & her mother, Veronica Gajewski, and a ty, singing opera and popular selec- ,., Nnw Cliildifii fc Adult fiaft C lassi' ard the upkeep of the Merchants and technology, contact the Library Direc- Company's New Jersey operation. brother, Robert Gajewski. tions in English, Polish, Spanish and Wayne F. Kleinhans Drovers Tavern and for the develop- tor at 388-5999 as far in advance of Newmark & Company Real Estate Italian. Wayne F. Kleinhans, 57. of Rah- ment of a museum of early tavern life the program as possible should Inc., founded in 1929, is one of the His selections will include old James Loprano way died Aug. 15 in the Genesis Elder and its importance to the community. arrangements need to be made. " largest full-service commercial real favorites which will set his audience James Loprano, 84, of Clark, for- Care Center, Westfield. Sponsorship of holes are available estate firms in the Northeast. New- I-.•Ik .\ I i.lf Ail to singing along with him. Light 4ii*fl Aug 19'i**' Bom in Elizabeth, Mr. Kleinhans to businesses and individuals for a mark Partners Inc. is an individual refnenhments will he served^A dona- Big Band set n • l hililu-ii - Hi.ll"!->'- I'- Elizabeth Hospital, Elizcbeth. moved to Rahway 14 years ago. tax-deductible contribution oi siuu. 'tlw SvK~irtv ^ tion of S4 for foundat:.on members KII.IM.II I'Tinlmi; • I'.i'H I .mi!- Born in Newark, Mr. Loprano lived Surviving are a sister, Marlene M. Booster donations of $50 are also John L. Ruddy Post 7363 Veterans and Office Realtors. With offices in and S5 for others is requested. in Elizabeth for 60 years before recen- DiBenedetto,,and two brothers, Cal- appreciated. Call Ted Nevins at of Foreign Wars will host a Big Band New Jersey, Manhattan, Westcbester 241-2471 23 E. Westfield Ave.. Rosclle Park To obtain more information, call tly moving to Clark. He was employ- vin and Bryan H. < 499-0279 or Tom Flynn at 382-4623 Night at the post home, 6 Broadway, and Connecticut, Newmark represents the foundation office at 382-7197. ed as a maintenance man for Union for, further information • and/or to Clark, on Sept. 28 from 6:30 to 11:30 owners and tenants in assignments Carbide, Newark, for 20 years and register. p.m. around the tri-state metropolitan reg- S S S S 8 S .S S S 8 S S * O retired 25 years ago. Stanley Wojtkowski Classes to start Entertainment will be provided by ion and nationwide. Newmark man- the "Stardust Band" ages and/or leases more than 42 mil- Surviving are a daughter, Ann Stanley F. Wojtkowski, 74, of Rah- The Polish Cultural Foundation of Screening offered Donation is $25 per person and lion square feet of space throughout Rapp: four grandchildren and three,' way died Aug. 24 in Overlook Hospi- Clar* will begin its fall schedule of M & A RECYCLING A free blood pressure screening is includes dinner at 6:30 p.m., refresh- ihe tri-state area. great-grandchildren. tal, Summit. studies on Sept, 12. being offered for Rahway residents at ments and dancing from 7:30 to 11:30 Born in Bayonne, Mr. Wojtkowski There will be classes in Polish and SCRAP METAL the Rahway Public Library on the first p.m. lived in Linden before moving to Rah- English languages, art for children, Craft classes Jack Poffenberger Tuesday of every month. Seating is limited to 150 people. WE PAY CASH way in 1966. He was a supervisor for U.S. citizenship and singing. Jack Poffenberger, 67, of Clark The next scheduled screening will For reservations and other informa- The Linden Recreation Department • Copper •Stainless Steel . the Small Lot Stamping Corp,, Lin- Call the foundation at 382-7197 for died Aug. 23 in Rabway Hospital. be held Sept. 3 from 3 to 6 p.m. tion, call Joe Chiera at 225-2206 or is offering free senior citizen craft • Aluminum • I*ead • Blm-"'- den, for 27 yearsVand retired in 1973. a catalog with course listings. • Alofnlnntn Cans • CaJJSfaadiators Born in Nanlicoke, Pa., Mr. Poffen- Ihe post home at (908) 574-8384 clases beginning the week of Sept. 9. Mr. Wojtkowski served as a staff berger lived in East Orange before Society meets Friday Monday to Saturday after 6:30 p.m., Classes are held Monday, Wednes- Computerized Scale sergeant in I lie Army during World moving lo Clark 28 years ago. He was Trustees set meeting or make checks poayable to Clark day, and Thursday mornings at the Open Daily 8 AM-4:30PM SAT 8 AM-1 PM War II. He was a member of ihe St. Mary's Rosary Altar Society, the superintendent and building man- The next regular meeting of the VFW Post 7363 and mail to Joe Chi- John T. Gregorio Recreation Center, American Legion Post 5 of Rahway located at 232 Central Ave., will meet on Helen St. 352 MARKET ST. ager for the Jlillcrest Village Apart- board of trustees of the Clark Public era, 61 Herman Road. Edison, 08837. and the Catholic War Veterans of Sept. 13.. ments in Clark for 23 years. Mr. Pof- Library is scheduled for Sept. 25 at Tables of 10 may be reserved. Classes are held Wednesday after- Linden. . Rosary and benediction will start fenberger served in the Navy during 7:30 p.m. in the Aycrs meeting room No tickets will be sold a: the door. noons from 1- lo 3 p.m. at the Greyer Surviving are his wife, Stephanie; the evening in the chapel at 8 p.m. Mount Moriah Baptist Church on East tlie Korean War. of the Clark Public Library. five sons, John, Stanley, Adam and with a business meeting and social 14th ST., Tuesday mornings from -S SS S S S » Surviving are three daughters, Stephen Wojtkowski and Joseph Hol- immediately following in Connell Office park sold 9:30 to 1.1:30 a.m. at the 7th Ward Kathleen Reynolds, Linda Vorpahl . ley; four daughters, Joan Pignatiello, Hall. 'Ransom' on the shelf Newmark Partners Inc. has" nego- •Recreation Center, on Tremley Point and Jacqueline McMillan; a son. Jack; Margaret Schnitzer, Jeannine Mary Windsor, coordinator of "The Ransom of Russian Art" by tiated the sale of Union Office Park in Road, and the Edward Murawski a sister, Beverly Woerner, and six DcGroot and Dianne Hollcy; 16 Clincial Education of the Physician John McPhee has been chosen by the Union to developer Gene Heller, for- Towers on Dill Avenue, Wednesday grandchildren. grandchildren and a. great grandchild. Therapy Department of Rahway Hos- book discussion group of the Clark mer chief executive officer of Hartz mornings from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m.. pital, will be the guest speaker. Her Public7Library as the literary topic, for; Mountain Real Estate. The announce- Call the John T. Gregorio Recrea- Ann E. Richards Rudolf Thorns • topic "Oh, My Aching Back" will be its next meeting on Sept. 30 from 7:30 ment was made by Seena Stein, presi- tion Center at 474-8627 to register. an informative discussion with a to 8:45 p.m. in the Ayers meeting dent of Newmark Partners Inc. Ann Elizabeth Richards, 66, of Rudolf Thorns, 88. of Rahway died question and answer period to follow. Your abilities can earn extra in- Berkeley Township, formerly of Aug. 23 in John F. Kennedy Medical room. A collaborative effort between All are invited to attend. For further MANNY'S Clark, died Aug. 23 in her home. Center,', Edison. The book, the first work of non- New York-based Moshe Sukenik, come. Advertise them with a classi- information, contact St. Mary's Rec- fied ad by calling 1-800-564-8911. Bom in Brooklyn, Mrs. Richards Born in Germany, Mr. Thorns lived fiction chosen by die group, presents executive managing director of New- tory at 388-0082. lived in Clark and Point Pleasant .m Wnficld Park before moving to the fascinating account of how Norton v " beforFmovirig to"Bcr};eiyT6Wnsh.rp"" Rahway in 1951. He was a machinist " . an i*f pnftfflics proffSf^r at ihe 10 months ago. She was Executive with GAF Corp., Linden, for 40 years Library resumes hours University of Maryland, smuggled FARM secretary to the board of trustees of and retired in 1972. Earlier, Mr. The Clark Public Library will more than 9,000 works by "noncon- WORSHIP CALENDAR Union County College for 10 years Thorns was the owner of the Park resume its regular schedule of library formist" artists out of Soviet Russia Fruits, Vegetables and All Produce and retired in 1994. Mrs. Richands Casino in Linden. He was a member hours on Sept. 3. The library will be during a period of nearly 30 years. 9:15 im .Boy Scouts,Mondays7 p.m.,Senior CONGREGATIONAL Fellowship - 1st Wednesdays and 3rd Thurs- was a member of the Lutheran of the Deutscher Club, Clark, and the open as follows; Mondays, Wednes- Several years ago. Dodge donated FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN days: Church Council 8 pm, AA Steps, Fn- Deli'Milk'Eggs Women's Missionary League and the Deutscher Verein German Singing days 8 pm.. AA Saturdays 8'p.m.. A.A.RP CHURCH 1240 Clirton Ave.. Uvinglon. livmglon Chapter 2919 Third Tuesdays 1 p m. OHve$ii & other Imports from Portugal Ladies Aid of Zion Church of Clark Society of Linden. 373-6S83 Sunday: 9:00 AM Choir Re*K»raal. and Good Shepherd Lutheran Church, 10:00 AM Worship and Church School; Mon- Surviving are two sons, Rudolf and FREE Information! FREE Information! day 9:00 AM Food Pamrv: 7:00 PM Girl Seoul Teixeira's Bakery Goods Point Plcasa.nl. Larry; two daughters;, Clare Carlson Troops 587. 589. 602. 613: Tuesday: Noon Beginnings Group A.A.. 1:30 PM Senior Out- ROMAN CATHOLIC Surviving are her husband, Laurent and Rose Margaret Smith; 11 grand- CA reach. 6:30 PM Cub Seoul Pack 216. Wednes- Fresh Bread and Rolls A.; a daughter, Susan E.; a son, Jef- children and six great-grandchildren. (**> 686*9898 day: 4:00 PM Youth Fellowship. 7:00 PM Boy ST. LEO'S CHURCH 103 Myrtle Ave.. ^ 686*9898 Scout Troop 216 and Adull Fellowship, Thurs- Irvinglon. 372-1272. Rev. Dennis R. McKen- LUTZS PORKSTORE, INC. frey L., and a grandchild. and enter a four digit day: 9:00 AM Food Panuy. na. Pastor Schedule for Misses: Saturday Eve. Daily and enter the four digit Ernest A. Guensch selection number below! 5:30 p.m.. Sunday 7:30 a.m.. 10:00 a.m.. 11:30 selection number below! a.rn. and 12:45 p.m. (Spanish): Weekdays: Celebrating our 40th Anniversary, PreviouslvFrom: The Market Place Ferry Street, Newark Lawrence Umholtz Emest A. Guensch, 90, of Rahway Monday to Friday: 7:00 a.m.. 8:00 a.m.. 12:00 died Aug. 26 in Rahway Hospital. PREPLANNING EPISCOPAL noon. Sarurdays: 8:00 a,m.. 12:00 noon. Holy- • Lawrence R. Umholtz, 74, of RELIGION days: Eve 7:30 pra Holyday: 7:00 a.m.. 9:00 Bom in Newark, Mr. Guensch ST. PAUL'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH. Elm Washington, D.C., formerly of Rah- FUNERALS Avenue and Irving Street. Railway. «.m.. 12:00 noon. Miraculous Medal Novcna: moved to Rahway in 1974. He was Mondays following (IK 12:00 noon Mass and at 2^1040 Stuyvesant Ave. way, died Aug. 21 in the Sibley 3220 Bible Verse For The Day 908-388-3460. The Rev. David Carun, Rector. Summer Sunday services, 7:30 a.m.. Holy 7:15 pm Sacrament of Penance: Saturday: It's our BIG* Memorial Home, Washington. employed as a floor mechanic J^»y 1:00 lo 2:00 p.m. and following the 5:30 pm. 5900 Reasons to Prearrange Hannon Floor Coverings in Newark Eucharist, Rile I, 10 a.m. Holy Eucharist. Rile Born in Baltimore, Md., Mr. 5901 Preplanning & Your Family It, with child care provided. Music featuring Mass. Union Center m in Rahway f°r ^ny ; 40 years and retired in 1966. Mr. 5902 Pre-financinq a Funeral organist Carlo* Suszeski and soloist Angela Call Everyday! •Otwuc. Summer youth- ' - years before moving to Washington in Guensch was a member of the Car- 5903 Dealing With Grief NOTE: All copy changes must be Made In L.-;. .**•--.-"u. _-v.:.v-." _ ^ Yoor Communtyk Bat announced. 1994. He was a printer with The Star penters Union, Local 2212, Union. 5904 The Funeral Director writing and received by Wotrall Community Surviving are a son, Michael P.; a Newspapers No Later than 12:00 Noon, Fridays Ledger newspaper from 1971 until his prior to tlie following week's rxiMicalioa retirement in 1982. Earlier, Mr. daughter, .Patricia; eight grandchil- 1 Vdur Coon •"•*/> B*& m ^ )0ur(.aiMnitiU(yi0CK LUTHERAN Please address changes lo: I'/S ' Umholtz was employed by the /few- dren and three great-grandchildren. REDEEMER LUTHERAN CHURCH 134 Dwothy G. * h WORKAU. COMMUNITY NEWSPAPERS Worrali Community Newspapers STUDIO Prospect Ave., Irvington. 374-9377. Rev. Hai- v Infosdurce ry E. Dierfc. DX>. Pastor, 763-0878. Sunday 1291 Stuyvesant A e. 34 HOUR VOX* wroWMATIQW MiBVICE School for all ages 9:15 - 10:15 a.m. Worship P.O. Box 3109 Homemade A PifcUe ScnUt or Polish) services 8:30 and 10:30 a.m.. Choir Practice Union. N.J. 07083 Trailside offers family programs WORRALL COMMUNITY NEWSPAPERS Hamburger Kielbasi FINAL SIMMER Planetarium Shows Queen. This 3:30 p.m. Sunday show Patties is intertwined with a story about o 1 Aliens, anyone? — Many people aliens. Admission is S3.25 per person, TRAVELERS EXPRESS H. wonder about beings from another S2.75 for seniors. Children under 10 QJEARANC planet. Explore how life could evolve years old will not be admitted. Ready Fo: on a distant world, and also leam Rodney the Rocket — Rodney the MONEY ORDERS .59 about other stars and planets. This Rocket introduces preschoolers age 4 oz. Patties Authorized Payment Center o show for children age 6 and older 4-6, accompanied by an adult, to the HOMEMADE USDA CHOICE \ begins at 2 p.m. on Sundays in Sep- planets. This program, which begins Bell Atlantic - NJ 20.80% OFF tember and costs S3 per person, $2.55 at 3:30 p.m. on Sept. 8 and costs S3 Comcast Cable ITALIAN Boneless. for. seniors. per person and $2.55 for seniors, .'•Sirloin S TYLH. SOPHISTICATION Laser Queen — Laser concert fea- includes songs, counting, model Elizabeth Town Ga» Co. SAUSAGfE Steaks •""••„ from OHkc to l-.viiiinii turing old and new music by the band planets and planetarium basics. No/Fee To Customer Jackets Skirts SHARE THE JOY Sweet $069 S S S $ Birth announcements will appear every Thursday in the Linden 39 to 79 19 to 39 Leader, Rosalia Spectator, Rahway Progress and the Clark ChocluCMhod lb lb Eagle. Just fill out the form below and mail it to: WuteraVnkn Hungry For Notmry PubUo BP Dresses . Pants STORK CLUB Credit RMtOWlOB Honey Glazed* " MoooyOnkn.' S $ S 1291 Stuyvesant Ave., P.O. Box 3109 Wln'rwuftn HOME MADE Copies Spiral Sliced ?29 to 49 19 to 39 Union, N.J. 07083 Utility Ptyumin Information? YOUR ANNOUNCEMENT WILL APPEAR Hams 1 WEISSWURST and We Now Carry A - Shop our Store 100% Silk Sweater FREE OF fcHARGE, OUR GIFTJTO YOU Full Line Of r, After 6PM $19to$29 Smoked Turkey Upon Request Satisfy Your Appetite With... ". UNITED CHECK CASHING Fully Cookeu" Breast Now Natural Herbal |i pound, ounce son/daughter (named) 49 Ask For Silk Blouses — ^ Your Community's Best Veal Sausage lb Available , Products II DAVID or AFSAN $ $ and measured was born (Fully Cooked) 19 to 29 339 West St. George Ave., Linden Infosoutce in Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Across from Boston Market/linden Post Office Announcing The Arrival of our 24 HOUR VOICE INFORMATION SERVICE of (town) He/she joins a (brother Man. Tuca. Wed 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. Phone: (908) 486-0600 Thurs. Fri. 8:30 a.m. - 7:30 p.m. Full Fall Selection or sister, or brothers and/or sisters). Fax: (908) 486-5550 c Sat 8:30 a.m -2 p.m. •Barami -Tahari New Jarsay Licensed Cashier ot Check t9600483<:03 Salads/- Rolls - Soda and •Item -YL Mrs. -. the former _ ., is the daughter of Mr. WE WILL HONOR AND CASH . (town). Her husband is •AFOC AID TO FAMILY OP DEPENDENT CHILDREN and Mrs of _ •WELFARE S.S.I. SOCIAL SECURITY INSURANCE aU^he fixings! _ •PAYROLL 'INSURANCE CLAIMS the son of Mr. and Mrs. of (town) •401 K REFUNDS .WORKMANS COMP 426 Springfield Ave. " •LOTTERY>PENS10N ' ••• Maternal great-grandparents are ' of (town) •TRAVELERS CHECKS "FEDERAL. STATE. CITY. GOVERNMENT CHECKS You can now FAX your orders to us 1055 Stuyvesant Ave • Union Center •OTHER REFUND «c DlSBURSMENT CHECKS SUMMIT _. Paternal great-grandparents are AT THIS TIME WE CANNOT PROCESS FOOD STAMPS CHECKS at 908-688-3652 (908) 688-1373\ Parking lot in rear of building 908-273-3600 L .(of town) - available to our customers Special Prices Exp. on 9/14/96 Hours: Mon - Sat. 10-6 Sunday 12-5 SEE PAGE B2 Convenient Banking and Related Services FOR DETAIL^ •« 'Z£rkiJrtWc^ THURSDAY, AUGUST 29, 1996 — PAGE 11 9.1CUWORRALL NEWSPAPERS , WORRALL NEWSPAPERS 7.8,9,10* PAGE 10 - THURSDAY, AUGUST 29, 1996 For many, telemarketing They're all heart Assemblyman is an ideal summer job works to ban SPORTS It may not be as blissful a job as its standard training regimen, the alien benefits being a lifeguard at the Jersey Shore, company covers basic sales tech- Legislation to bar illegal aliens but for many students attending north- niques, tactics for overcoming rejec- from receiving state temporary disa- Sportsmen's Day full of items Keeping active em New Jersey's colleges and univer- tion and telemarketing ethics. In addi- bility or workers' compensation bene- LOCAL SPORTS sities, telemarketing is providing the tion, the firm conducts role playing fits is picking up support. 1 HIGHLIGHTS Linden Rec finishes off productive youth summer above-average income and flexible and provides additional training tail- Assemblyman Kevin J. O'Toole, R-Union, has signed on as co-sponsor hours that allow them to continue ored to the specific needs of its new The Union County Board of The New Jersey State Federation of Wildlife will have trained instructors included hobby and craft shows, pizza of A-1013. to ban slate temporary dis- their education while gaining valuable employees. Chosen "Freeholders have Sportsmen's Clubs, along with the NJ to provide free shooting of air-guns parties, pet shows, scavenger hunts ability and workers' compensation ' sales experience in a corporate After two weeks, employees are announced that the 23rd annual Division of Fish, Game and Wildlife and bows and arrows for any novices and final programs. benefits to illegal aliens. A-1013 is environment. fully trained in the basics of the occu- Union County Senior Men's and and the United Bowhunters of NJ is with an interest in shooting. In addition to the City Games, other jointly sponsored by Assembly mem- "Flexibility and money are the pation, although close, one-on-one Women's Public Links Tourna- proud to present the Fourth Annual In addition, division bioligists will city wide events conducted, including bers Moran and Connors, • both R- main reasons 1 took a job in telemark- supervision continues into the sixth ments will be held Sept. 13 at Oak Sportsmen's Field Day. be on hand to answer questions about the the Bike Jamboree, Kickball Tour- Ocean,. while' the companion bill, eting." said Matt Marino, 19, who just week, with periodic monitoring after Ridge Golf Course, Oak Ridge This hands-on weekend experi- the current season dates, bag limits nament, Softball Tournament, Whif- S-212, is sponsored by Senator Leo- completed his second year at Union (hat. Road, Clark. ence, sponsored by the Fort Dix Rod and shot requirements for the 1996-97 fleball Tournament, One-on-One nard T. Connors. County College. "But it's also giving With 14 months of experience, The tournament, open to those and Gun Club, will be held Sept. 7-8 hunting seasons, including deer, Basketball, Three-on-Three Basket- me the chance to fine-tune my inter-- Michael Plait, a sales supervisor who "We are encouraged to have age 50 and over, will be 18 holes, and promises to be a fun-filled waterfowl and small game. ball and a Volleyball Tournament to •—["r-'-TPl nH •-"m':""n'c;-Vi"n skills. attends school at night, now coaches Assemblyman O'Toole on board to stroke play — no handicap, low weekend for all outdoor enthusiasts. The Fish and Wildlife Digest Hunt- determine city champions. This year lcss-expcrienccd reps on esta help fight for this bill to put New gross. Participants must be resi- In addition to offering sportsmen ing Seasons issue will be available at Sunnyside Park captured the Division two things that' will help me in my 1 career." a conversational rapport-and assists axpayer nisi ," said 1 • and wornffn an oprwi?Tt11'n^y to ^hArpcn the Field Day, along with the deer per- A title and Melrryk Park won the Divi- Marino is one of more than U0 with quality' assurance. "The skills "This is an uphill battle. Assembly- be a member of a private club. hunting and shooting skills, the event mit application supplement. " 510d 13. wilier city part-time telephone sales rcpresenta- necessary for success in this job are man.O'Toole's support helps build There is an entry fee of $10 per will showcase the 1996 Garden State The division will sell hunting and included the Fishing Derby, Fun Day, nves in ihe Springfield call center of skills that can be applied to life after momentum for our drive to protect person; with regular green fees to Deer Classic, featuring more than 50 fishing licenses and stamps, measure Lip Sync Extravaganza and weekly DulAmerica Marketing Inc., one of school." said Platt. "It's a valuable American taxpayers and American be paid on the day of play. Applica- of the outstanding deer harvested in antlers from Garden State deer and • swim parties. the nation's largest telemarketing ser- entree into the corporate world." . citizens from the financial impact of tions will be accepted until 5 p.m. the 1995-96 deer seasons. collect all the last-minute deer permit This season crafts which were com- vice organizations. The $100 million The duties of DialAmerica tele- illegal aliens." on Sunday, Sept. 1. This is a great opportunity to get a applications for the permit bow, shot- pleted on the playground were dis- phone sales representatives are fairly S-212 was passed by the|full Senate Entry forms are available at all gun and muzzleloader seasons. played Aug. 6 at Wilson; Park. company, based in Mahwah, regularly The Rahway Division of Parks and Recreation Special Children's Summer Program start on pre-season practice. Hunters recruits Virudents from Rutgers. Seton straightforward: calling prospects, by a 23-6 vote earlier midyear. The three County courses: Ash Brook and shooters should dust off their Back again this year at the Sports- Approximately 500 people attended. Linden Rec's Playground Fun Day last month drew is pictured at the Hart Street park in Rahway. The group participated in swimming Hall. Moniclair Slate ' and Kein explaining the reason for the call and bill is now in the Assembly Labor Golf Course, Scotch Plains; Gal- favorite scattergun, smokepole and men's Field Day will be the Sports- The Walter Lesniak Polka Band pro- over 300 kids for all kinds of activities. The Tug of and other events throughout the program. College. - answering questions regarding the Committee with A-1013. According loping Hill Golf Course, Kcru'l- bow, gather the family together and ment Swap Area. This is a great way vided additional entertainment. Out- War event requires a mountain of teamwork, and. Acconuwdating the Springfield product or service being offered, to Moran and Connors, a 1991 court worth and Oak Ridge Golf Course, head out to the Sportsmen's Field to recycle your previously used hunt- standing crafts were wood sculptures, above, from left, Paul Stec, Mike Szaro. and Ricky call center's staffing requirements whether it be consumer magazine decision Mateo Coria v. Board of Clark. Day. • ing and fishing gear and generate a tye-dye t-shirts, puppets, sand art and Bachman pull with all their might. Free history class offered often mems- hiring new reps each subscriptions, as in the call center, or Review and National Fence Systems For more • information, call Sportsmen's groups will be con- few bucks. homemade projects. credit cards, on-line services, compu- Elizabethtown gives customers held that since (he law was silent in 908-574-0139. • week. The company runs two shifts. The Westficld Senior Citizens ducting various shooting events, Many hunters and anglers, looking' Summer craft classes were held at J ter software or olhcr goods, which the the area of lemporary disability pay- • « • one from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. and the lousing Corp., with the Westfield including trap, skect, muzzleloader, for a deal on nearly new equipment, the John T. Gregorio Recreation Cen- L company's 39 other services'market. ment to illegal aliens, the benefits 'other from 5 to 10 p.m.. every day Foundation and the Learning is For 20 percent reduction, in rates The Westfield Y swim team rifle and pistol shoots, and bow and will be cruising the swap area. ter Monday through Friday from 10 While overcoming rejection and Ever Center of Union County Col- should be paid. 1996-97 season will commence except Sunday, selling subscriptions used to move treated water from the arrow 3-D targets. There is a nominal Admission to the Sportsmen's a.m. to 12 p.m. The crafts, which Football preview on the way closing the sale are important, the lege, will be sponsoring a free class Elizabethtown Water Company with practices Sept. 16. to major magazines with part of the R-M plant into the Elizabethtown Department of Labor officials esti- charge for the shooting activities. . Field Day is free, although there is a included.ceramics, sand art, stencil- Our High School Football Preview section is coming! company does not utilize hard- :m its premises during the fall received its first monthly rebate check proceeds going to non-profit organi- . water distribution system. mated that taxpayers would save Tryouts for placement into one This year marks tho'eighth year the S3 per car parking fee and nominal ing, painting, woodcrafts and puppet- The hits, the runs, the scoring, the goal line stands! Practice is just underway, pressure sales tactics;, instead, it semester. from Public Service Electric and Gas of the team's five practice groups /jlu\is like the New Jersey Special By replacing the motors, Elizabeth- between S 1.7 million and S1.8 million division is conducting the Garden fees charged for each shooting evpt. making were also on display at the but fans still need a guide to the upcoming action. encourages its employees to explain for its participation in a power conser- will be held on the following dates: Olympics. "US History to 1865" is a three- town expects to reduce its power costs each year for the next three years by Stale Deer Classic, which recognizes Sportsmen and women showing a show. • - Look for your local team profiled in our special tab Sept. 19, just in time for the benefits of its offer in a friendly, vation plan, which has reduced the The number of hours.that the reps credit course that explores the by 20 percent. barring illegal undocumented aliens Sept. 4: 4:30-6:30 p.m. the quality of the deer herd and the hunter education course completion the first full week of action. pleasant manner. electricity needs of the Elizabeth- Eight Day camp programs were "• put in each week is largely up to them, beginnings of the republic, its colo- from benefits from the Temporary Sept. 5: 4:30-6:30 p.m. excellence of the deer management card at the gate will be charged on SI town's water treatment plant. held at Al Kalla Park, Memorial Park, ranging from a minimum of 15 to a The environment in ihe company's lial foundations, and the struggle The project, which cost Elizabeth- Disability Trust Fund. The Republi- Sept. 7: noon-2 p.m. program in New Jersey. per car to park. The electric utility's rebate and the Milkosky Park, Dr. King Park, Char- ' maximum of 35. During the summer, call center aids in this approach, says ;or independence. Discussions will town S2 million, is now completed can lawmakers said current regula- Each new team member will be The Field Day will run from 9 a.m.' reduced energy costs are expected to The primary objective of the Gar- les St. Park, 5th & 6th Grade Athletic Linden City Games bring out students want as many hours as possi- Branch Manager John Riccardi. "We . focus on the economic, social, reli- and is expected to save customers tions of the temporary disability and required to participate in one tryout to 5 p.m. each day. Food, ammunition generate an annual savings of approx- den State Deer Classic is to. educate Sports Camp and McManus 4th ble to help ih'cm pay for their educa- work very hard to'maintain an- upbeat.--- gious,__and-intellectual factors SI.3 million annually, based upon a workers' compensalion. programs do session only. and other spotting goods vendors will imately $L.3-iriilion- for Elizabeth- both hunters and non-hunters on the Grade Sports Camp. Special days best in youth of all ages tion. While in school, mo'st work only up-tempo atmosphere where the reps affecting the new country's deve- combination of energy savings and a " notprohibitthepaymenlofbenefitg-to Placement into the team's prac- positive values of a healthy and pro- be_ on-site. town customers. included cookouts, cake sales and ice Miguel Gonzalez, Dobson; Jospeh evening shifts, which allows them can have fun and still meet their opment up to the Civil "War. rebate program currently in effect the illegal undocumented aliens. tice groups witfbe based on age, ductive deer herd. The Fort Dix Rod and Gun Club On Aug. 15, tournament champions In the spring of 1995, Elizabeth- cream parties. Craft sessions were- time for classes, studying and even goals," said Riccardi, who began his The instructor, Christopher from the local electric utility. The experience and ability levels. This year's Sportsmen's Field Day grounds are located at Range 14, from all playgrounds gathered at Dob- town conducted an energy audit look- The Connors/Moran/Connor/ conducted daily. Trips were taken-to Lazo, Melnyk; Joey Savino, Bucha- exercising before work. DialAmerica career eight years ago. ibhs, received his master's degree rebate will increase in future years. All new applicants should report will provide a variety of activities for Browns Mills-Cookstown Road, Fort son Park to compete in the annual ing at equipment and operating proce- O'Toole bills would prohibit lempor- Shawnee Place, Wild West City, Sun nan St. (JG) Nicole Castillo, Wales; "We use contests and motivational n history from the University of to the Wallace Pool atthc Westfield people of all ages who enjoy the out- Dix, Burlington County. Linden Recreation Department City "DialAmerica allows you .to fit dures at its Raritan-MiHstone Water These savings are reflected in the ary disability and workers' compensa- Tan Lake, Liberty Science Center, Chrissy Nolan, Dobson; Aimec Calle- statements to keep morale and interest Northern Colorado and his Ph.D. YMCA, located on Clarke Street in doors. The federation has established For more information, contact the Games Championships. work into your, schedule and is very Treatment Plant in Bridgewater to rates approved by the Board of Public tion benefits to individuals who have Statue of Liberty, BowCraft, New ja, Sunnyside. Mghjiod,ujarnaiely_helrMhe_reps be "rornthe University of Missouri. He Westfield, during one of the three a trapshooting championship open to Fort Dix Recreation Office at This event is the culmination of the -flexible--as—to-ai, your .iiine..con- determine if there were ways to Utilities last quarter, which will take not been lawfully admitted into the York Aquarium and the ever-popular Soccer Goal Kick — (MB) Frank " successful." .-..-•' ; ffie author of-"The-<5re-at Silent tryout sessions. any team of five shooters. 609-562-4210. • eight week playground program. straints," said Marino, who learned of use "of energy ' at" the™ effect-in the fall: - - -—-— United_Siatcsjiursuani.to-the Federal Bronx Zoo. Simone, Dobson; Stephen Romano, •iajority," and co-author of "Grass - optimize the -'•Mote- infomutioa. may. .^e -TJac«cntry_fsc. event _will be con- Summer program wraps Melnyk Park captured the tide with DialAmcrica through a friend. "In Riccardi said that telemarketing Immigration Act, they said. Melnyk; Timmy Frees, Wilson. (MG) Roots Politics." plant. Elizabethtown Water Company obtained by calling Richard Mur- ducted all,day on Sept. 7. The UBNJ Trie Linden Recreation 15 sninmer" - The Al Kalla Day Camp included a _ -*-scoxe- of .68, ppints^SjunnysWePark another job, I'd be working longer experience is not a requirement of the Temporary disability benefits are 'Alexis Frees;- Wilson-,- Nicole Man- As a result of the sjudy, Elizabeth- serves more than 181,000 business ray, the head coach and'director of will conduct a 3-D shoot open to any playgrounds and eight day camps program for handicapped children. was second with 49 points and Wilson hours and making less money." job. Instead, the company looks for Gibbs also has published numer- based on a worker's average weekly dan, 5th Ward; Condy Quintero, thown replaced two electric motors in and residential customers in 46 mun- Competitive Aquatics, at 232-2700. bow shooter. completed an eight week summer This program included academic clas- Park placed third with 44 points. A Part-time employees at DialAmeri- people who are friendly, confident, ous short stories^ and his articles on wages. Maximum benefits are about Milkosky. the high-lift pumping station with icipalities in Huntcrdon, Mercer, Mid- The Wcsliicld Y swim team has program on Aug. 15. The total atten- ses that were provided by the Board of total of 240 boys and girls from ages 7 ca, a diverse croup that also includes quick on their feet and motivated to a American history have appeared in S325 weekly for 25 weeks. There will be free pony rides for natural-gas burning, internal combus- dlesex, Morris, Somerset and Union also scheduled its first parents dance for the summer was 112,676. Education, crafts, games, trips and lo 17 participated in the 35 event Paddle Tennis — (SB) Bart, housewives, retirees and those want- good job. "We look for go-getters and national magazines- and scholarly youngsters, craficrs and two country tion engines. The high-lift pumps are Workers' compensation is designed ( swimming. program. Awards were given to the Adamson, Dobson; Tim BieViclci, positive thinkers who are coachable journals. , counties. meeting to be held at the Westfield bands. Experts will be on hand for The playground program included ing a second job. earn S7 per hour plus to provide wage replacement and top three places in each event. Below Melnyk; Dave.TXarques, Sunnyside. and willing to learn," he said. "US History to 1865" will be YMCA on.Sept. 11 at 7:30 p.m. skect shooting and fly-tying clinics. local contests such as checkers, hops- The 4th, 5th and 6th Grade Athletic a commission on each magazine sub- medical coverage for job-related inju- are ihe final standings and individual (SG) Olivia Ckmzalez, Newton St.; For anyone considering a part-time held each Friday from 10 a.m. to Parents of all swim team mem- Reenactment groups will shoot a cotch, washers, paddle tennis, Camps introduced a different sport scription they scU. Average cmpVov.- ries, both temporary and permanent. ' each week. The instruction was given event results: Ewa Caplap, Melnyk; Heather Vogel, job in telemarketing, Platt warns noon beginning Sept. 6 and extend- End of summer marks bers, new 'and returning, are Civil War cannon on Sept. 7 at 11 horseshoes, nok hockey, jacks, foul JCS earn S'J.50 to SiO an hour, with While (here are several categories of by college players and high school FINAL STANDINGS — Melnyk 5th Ward. (XB) Ryan Gergich, Mel- against stereotyping the industry. "Of ing through Dec. 13. encouraged to attend. a.m., set up World War II camps and shooting, spot shooting, chess, bike :.'p performers making as much as workers' compensation benefits, a coaches. .Carry-over sports, such as 68, Sunnyside 49, Wilson 44, Wales nyk; Brian Pupos, 5th Ward; Patrick course you find people who are turned The Westfield.. Senior Citizens . • • • engage in an actual World War II rodeo and kalah. Winners from these SI4. Qjse salary is increased periodi- need for blood bank maximum benefit for a totally disab- tennis and golf, as well as active team 43, Dobson 40,5lh Ward 32, Al Kalla Duff, Sunnyside. (JG). Katie. 5th off to the idea of telemarketing, but I Housing de-vclopment is locateda . The Summit Area YMCA battle rccnacunent both weekend days contests competed in the City Games cally after a certain number of hours led worker is about S460 for 450 sports such as basketball, baseball, 21, Lawson 20, Knosky 17, Newton Ward; Jade Trinn, Wilson; Andrea love coming to work every day," he H33 Boynton Ave. Parking is . The Blood Center of New Jersey, Security number and bring a signed "SEALS" Swimming Team has at 3 p.m. Championships held at Dobson Park has been worked. weeks. After 450 weeks, the case volleyball and track were also taught. St. 14, 17ih St. 12, Milkosky 11. Chiarello. Al Kalla. formerly the North Jersey Blood Cen- form of identification. People with announced their tryout schedule for Aug. 15. The special day programs Besides flexibility and excellent said, adding that the company's work available, and registration will take must be re-evaluated. The Division of Fish, Game and Buchanan St. 8, Dr. King 8, St. Marks Nok Hockey — (MB) Dan Maru- cold, or flu symptoms should"wait boys and girls. Age groups are pay. many students find that a job at on behalf of Special Olympics pro- place in the community room the ter, is announcing blood drive loca- 7. sawicz, Al Kalla; Tommy Hollman, determined by age on Dec. 1,1996. DialAmerica provides valuable sales vides special motivation. "Plus, it's first day of class. .. tions and asking healthy adults to call until they are feeling better before Spot Shooting — (SB) Mike Dobson; Jose Roman, 17th St. (MG) The eight and under division gets experience and instruction. As part of great money for part-time work." and sign up to donate. donating, and there is a 72 hour defer- 4-H club sails Performing under the sun Roman,'Melnyk; Tommy Loch, 5th Amanda Shcchy, Wilson; Megan Tas- ral for dental work, including routine things underway Sept. 3 at 6:45 "The end of the summer often An introductory 4-H Club meeting Ward; Mike Reis, Sunnyside. (SG) tilla, Wales; Shawntaya Baker, 17th teeth cleaning. p.nx, 9-10's are Sept. 4 at 6:45 results in severe challenges for blood for all parents and children will be Brenda Kaus,- Sunnyside; Latoya St--(JB) Carmine Cantalupo, Sunnys- p.m., U-12's Sept. 5 at 6:45 p.m. ^ottrrty-announc fiWHfr6i and hospi'^1 Mnnri h.in]cs," For those who have travelled out- held Sept. 27 from 7 to 8 p.m. The Matcheit, 17th St.; Bonnie Summa, ide; Kenny Kunz, Lawson; Buddy id 13-13's that same evening at 8 said Judy Knecht Daniels, spokesper- side of the United States" recently, call .Milkosky. (JB) Alberto Garcia, Mcl- Sasarak, Melnyk. (JG) Kelly Ann location will be the 4-H office, 300 p.m. Make up tryouts for all ages is Recreation opportunities for the . • Watchung Troop begins week of demonstrations, exhibits, food, enter- son for Ihe blood center. "The Labor the blood center for eligibility criteria. nyk, Avni Deri3ha Knotky; DrmnnrL.__Ciil]en- Wales: Grace Morette, Sun- North Avenue East in Westfield. set for Sept. 6 at 6:45 p.m. t family in the Union County Park Sys- Sept. 6. Horseback riding lessons will tainment ' and vendors. Suggested Day holiday means many people are For more information or to sign up Barber, Dr. King. (JG) Sally Cantalu- nyside; Gabby Gomez, Knosky. Call Karen Cole, 4-H program The Summit Area YMCA tem in September and October. be held at Walchung Stable in Moun- admission is S3 per person. For infor- • away and taking advantage of the last for a blood drive, call the blood center po, Sunnyide; Adrian Mansueto, Mel- Horseshoes — (SB) Carl King, associate, at (908) 654-9S54 to regis- "SEALS" Swirhming Team has a • Union County Senior Public tainside with ten weeks of instruction million, call 789-3670. official summer weekend," Daniels ai (800) BLOOD-NJ. nyk; J. Bemeck, Dobson. Melnyk; Rob Babcnchrik, Al Kalla; ter for this program. long established reputation of Links Tournament — Men's and on various days and at a variety of • Arts and Crafts Fair — On Oct. 5 continued, "yet the need for blood' Donation schedule Speed Layups — (SB) Randy Shmair Shah, 5lh Ward. (SG) Dawn. '•/• 4-H is starting a Pet Club for 10' excellence, not only in competitive women's entries accepted through times. Beginners are welcome. Gas-, and 6, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., a juried continues." • Wednesday, Union Hospital, Grider,. Knosky, Ali Badawy, Dr. Fortenhausler, Meinyk; Patty Kocher, first and second gTaders. swimming but also in providing an Sept. 1, for ages 50 and up. The tour- ses are for ages 9 and over, adult les- crafts fair will be held with more than Daniels asks that donors not let the • 1000 Galloping Hill Road. Union 3 •King; Tony Wilson, Sr.'Marks. (SG) Dobson; Melissa Knowles, Newton These youngsters need an adult atmosphere in which each individu- nament will be held Sept. 13 at Oak sons are also available. For registra- 120 artists. Quality items of all price .heat stop them from donating. "You p.m. — 7 p.m. . ' . Jen Zakarevicis, Sunnyside; Tammy St. (JB) Anthony Pcloras, Wilson; who, together with the children's al can pursue their goals an practice Ridge Gold Course, Oak Ridge Road, :" tion •- and fee information, call ranges will be available at Nomahe- are very needed now," she said. • Sept. 6, Overlook Hospital, Mor- Nocks, Milkosky; April Ruszala, Chris Gonzalez, Newton St.; Ed parents, will do arts and crafts, play those values which contribute to Clark. A Sept. 20 raindate is sche- 789-3665; gan Park, located on Springfield Whole blood donations can be made ris Avenue, Summit 5 p.m. — 8:30 Melnyk, (JB) Casey Ernest, Melnyk; Matusawicz, Al Kalla. games, sing, read-aloud and do show- their successes outside the pool. duled. There is a registration fee. For • Fishing Derby for people with Avenue in Cranford. Admission is every 56 days: p.m. Jamil Taylor, Dr.King; Andy Gobel, Checkers — (MB) Chad Roman, and-lell with them about pets. -They take pride, not only in their information, call 574^0139. disabilities begins Sept. 21,10 a.m. to free. For information, call 527r4900. St. Marks. (JG) Alicia Chapman, 17th Melnyk; Joseph Bellamy, Lawson; Donors must be 18 years of age. • Sept. 7, Elks Lodge #1075. 122 The club will .meet at.the Union athletic accomplishments but also • Hayridcs and Campfires —Tick- 2 p.m. A Sept.'22 raindate is sche- Seventeerhyear-olds may donate with W. Milton Avenue, Rahway 11 am — St.; Shakeena Bellinger, St. Marks; Robby Leifer, 5th Ward. (MG>-Julie' • Union County Folk Arts Festival County 4-H office, 300 North Avenue in their academic and personal ets go on sale Sept. 2 at Trailside duled. The derby is sponsored by the parental permission. There is no upper 5 p.m. Tracey Sheehy, Wilson. (MB) Scott Jackson, Wales; Sandy Sailcedo, Al — Performances, crafts and more will East in Westfield, every other Friday contributions. ' Nature and Science Center, located on Union County Division of Parks and age limit for donors provided they • Masonic Anchor Lodge, Park Gergich, Melnyk; Nick Russo, Wales; Kalla; ShainaMatcKett, Melnyk. (JB) take place on Oct. 26 — 11 a.m. to 5 evening from 7 to 8:30 p.m., from The "SEAJ-S" program is a Coles Avenue and New Providence Recreation in conjunction with the have donated within the last 2 years, Ave. & 7th Street, Plainfield, 10 a.m. Jeff Zamanski, Wilson. (MG) Amonia Brad Antoriiwicz, 5th Ward; Pat Vit- p.m. Sponsored by Union County September to June 1997. cooperative .effort of certified pro- Road in Mountainside. Choose from Newark Bait & Flycasting Club. Fish- or have a doctor's note. • Niotis, Wilson; Jesse Fucher, '5th iello, Sururyside. (JG) Sally Telesco, — 2 p.m. • Activity ideas, assistance and train- six dates — Sept. 20, 27, Oct. 11, 18. ing, prizes, entertainment and lunch Office of Cultural & Heritage Affairs, fcssionalcoaches, parents Summit Ward; Latasha Hollmod, Dobson. ~ Buchanan St.; Rose Bcrardi, Wales; Donors should know their Social • Sept. 9, Muhlenberg Reg. Med. ing will be provided by 4-H profes- 25 and Nov. 8. All rides begin at 6:30 will be included in the day's activities this will take place at Union County Y staff and the jxidividual athletes. Ring Toss — (MB) Steve Rivera, Stephanie Bama, Wilson. Or., Park Aye. & Randolph- Rd.. sionals Karen Cole and James p.m. Folksinging, marshmallows and in Warinanco Park, Elizabeth/Roselle. College, located on Springfield They arc looking for talented swim- Dobson; Evan Chaillet, Lawson; Ken- ., Hopscotch,, ^ (JG) Charlene Plainfield 4 p.m. — 8 pm Nichnadowicz. liot chocolate are included in admis- Pre-registration is required. For infor- Avenue in Cranford. Admission is Bank pitches mers who will not only maintain the ny Matchett, Melnyk. (MG) Gail ^iruss, AlKalla; Dana Johnson, Sun- sion. County residents pay S3, those mation, call 527-4900. free. For informalion. call 558-2550. level of excellence but who will Hems, Sunnyside; Kristin Bama, nysidevNicole Dcmkovicz, NJplnyk. minorities, women also enrich the character of the from our-of-coanry will be charge S4. » Harvest festival — On Sepu 29, Union County's Park System turns • Wilson; Jesse .Hudson, Lawson. . Jacks — (Open) Dara Hood, Law- team. From left, Stephanie Kuban, Amy Sura, and Sally Telesco of Buchanan St. Park A limit of 25 tickets will be sold to from 1 to 5 p.rru, Trailside Nature and 75 years young this fall. Watch for First unk>o^uk>nalBa^*,w^tst6'-^^ttention churches, social clubs Washers — (MB) Dominic Princi- son; Jasbeidy Cardenas, Milkosky; S1 For-more information, contact were the third place winners in the Junior Division of Linden Rec's 10th annual Lip any one person. Information on pri- Science Center, located on Coles notices concerning the spectacular This newspaper encourages congregations, temples, social and civic organi- pal/a^ Wales; Neil Cerclio, Melnyk; Clemrnie Elam, Wilson. vate rentals is available. For informa- mat was me message sornew Hank Buntin, head coach, or Bruce Sync Contest held Aug. 5 at Wilson Park.; The shovr spoUtyhteil the tatente of- Joe Caamano" Wilson. (MG) Vickie Avenue and New Providence Road in celebration on Oct. 5 in Echo Lake a!jom lQ infofm ^ ^^ about 3.^,^ events ^d activities. Releases Chess"— (Open) Paul Stec, Kno- tion, call 527-4900.- New Jersey rrunon.y and wofran- Pearl, aquatic director, at 273-3330. registered playground youth throughout the city of Linden. There were some 150 Bcrardi, Wales; Ashley Bellony, Las- Mountainside, will have colonial Park. ^ ^le^aced; md i^iude a phone number where a represen- sky; Doug Fischgrund, Wilson; Vin- owned companies heard at a recent The YMCA is located at 67 Maple people in attendance, both adults and children. A total of 19 groups performed. won; Gina Johnston, Sunnyside.- (JB)' ewv£tud*A durin gthe day.Sead information to: Emilio Prisco, man- nie Berardi, Wales. Minority Vendor Opportunity Fair at aging editor, P.O. Box 3109, Union, N.J. 07083. St., Summit. Mammography screening to be provided First Union s Newark offices. • "First Union is committed to build- Nancy Kolbis, Health Officer, announced that the Lin- or check with your insurance company. Test will be con- ing and extending business opportuni- den Board of Health, in cooperation with the Linden ducted by Corporate Dimensions Inc. tiesnn the communities where we live PUBLIC NOTICE Sports Information By Telephone! 1 Recreation Department, will provide a Mammography American Cancer Society suggested guidelines are: and work," Jerome D. Greco, execu- NOTICE TO BIDDERS tar not less than ten percent (1 &V.) of the Screening Program. • Women ages 35-40 years should receive a baseline tive vice president, Public Affairs/ Notlca Is horsby given thai sealed prop- amount bid. except that the check need not Government, told ihe group. osal* will be received by the Township of exceed $20,000.00. The program wil be held Sept. 30 at the John T. Gregor- examination. Clark. Union County. New Jersey tor ihe The Township reserves the right to NATIONAL SCORES 3134 NFL Update * "This fair helps inform small busi- -1BS6 ROAD IMPROVEMENT PROG- require s complete financial and expert- io Recreation Center from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Appointments • Women ages 40-50 years should have a mammogra- RAM" and opened and read In public In ence statement from prospective bidders 3104 NL Baseball Scores 3137 Olympic Update Room 16, 430 Westfteld Avenue. Clark. 1 are required. phy every 1-2 years depending on family history and other ness vendors in these communities showing that they have satisfactorily com- New Jersey, on September 11. 1996 at pleted work of the nature required before 3105 AL Baseball Scores. 3106 Golf Update 10:00 A.M. prevallng lime. . awarding the Contract i For appointments, call the Linden Board of Health factors. about the process of doing business The work under this contract Incudee Proposals tor this Contract will be 3101 NFL Scores 3107 Tennis Update Office at 474-8410. • Women older than 50 years should have a mammogra- with First Union. This is just one way roadway reconstruction, pavement over- scceplad only from bidders who have prop- Call Today . lays, curb and norm drainage Installation erty qualified In accordance with the 3103 Auto Racing Update A fee of $80 will be charged or covered under Medicare phy every year. • we hope to increase business oppor- and related Improvements In approxlmaaly requirements of the Contract Documents. tunities for minority and woman- 16 streets or portions of streets, within the The Township reserves the right to reject SCHEDULES/LINES 3108 Pro Wrestling Township of Clark. any or ail bids or to waive any Informalities owned, businesses in our region." Specifications and Drawings for the where such Informality Is not detrimental lo 3109 Boxing Reports proposed work, prepared by Harry C. Ihe best Interest of the Township. The right [ '3122 NL Baseball Fleeta J. Barnes, First Union senior Applegie. P.E. a L.S.. Township Engineer, Is also reserved lo Increase or decrease the are on lie In the office of the Clark Town- quantities specified In the manner desig- 3123 AL Baseball 3090 Sports Commentary vice president, explained the business ship Business Administrator, Room 24,430 nated In the Specifications. Westfleld Avenue, Clark. New Jersey, and (903) 886-9898 3124 NFL 3095 College Basketball Report The successful bidder shall be required application process and represenla- may be Inspected by prospective bidders to comply with the Following. Trailside offers programs for families ' fives from the Marketing, Facilities during business hours. A. Anb-Klckback Regulations under Bidders will be furnished with a copy of Section 2 of the Act of June 13. l.nlcv .\ 4-Dhjit Selection Number NATIONAL SPORTS Vour Community'! Best Find out about ihe lives of common and Appraisals Departments the Contract documents by request upon 1934. known as the-Copeland Act. Planetarium Shows proper notice and payment of a nonrefund- B. The Affirmative Action require- DAILY UPDATES butterflies. Learn how to tell the dif- Forest full of foreignors answered specific questions from the able charge of.tony dollars ($40.00) pay- ments of P.L. 197S, c 1277^ Aliens, anyone? — Many people able to the Township of Clark, to defray the C. The provisions of the New Jersey 24 HOUR VOICE INFORMATION SERVICE ference between butterflies and skip- Hike the woods looking for foreign vendors at trade show booths. cost thereof. Proposals must be made on Prevslllng Wage Act, Chapter 1 SO of 3130 NBA Update wonder about beings from another ihe standard proposal forms in the manner the Laws ot 1063, effective January pers. Visit the Butterfly Garden to sec invaders: trees and shrubs that are not Fair coordinator Josephine Sansotta designated In the contract documents, 1. 1964. ' 3131 NHL Update planet. Explore how life could evolve must be enclosed In sealed envelopes is responsible for new minority busi- All bids shall be binding upon the bidder A I'UWtc S«rMcr of plants lhat. provide nectar for adults on a distant world, and also learn native to New Jersey. Maybe you'll bearing the name and address of the Bid- tor a period of 60 days subsequent to the 3132 NL Baseball Update ness at First Union and minority and der, and the name of the work on the out- opening, oI bids. WORRALL COMMUNITY NEWSPAPERS and are food for caterpillars. Check about other stars and planets. This recognize species from your own yard side; addressed to Mayor and Council, Award of contract subject to the approval 3133 AL Baseball Update Township of Clark; and must be accompan- that birds have spread to the Watch- woman-owned business vendors of the J»w Jersey Department of For more on Infotouri; call (908) 686-7700 txt. 311 the meadows for migrating monarch show for children age 6 and older ied by a statsment ot Consent of Surety Transportation, ts Its Freeh butterflies. This family program begins at 2 p.m. on Sundays in Sep- ung Reservation. This family program should call her at (201)565-6246 from a surety company authorized B do BY ORDER OF the Mayor and Township about how to do business with First business In the State of New Jersey and Council of the Township of Ctark. Union begins ftt 2 p.m. on Sunday and costs tember and costs S3 per person, S2.55 begins at 2 p.m. on Sept. 8 and costs acceptable lo the Township and either a Bid County, New Jersey. Union. Bond or a Certified Check drawn to Ihe Robert S. Ellenport. Mayor $1 per person. for seniors. SI per person. order of Treasurer of Ihe Townshlo of Clark U112O CLK August 29. 1996 ($31.50) PAGE 12 — THURSDAY, AUGUST 29, 1996 9,10*WORRALL NEWSPAPERS REUNIONS Investment in the area • Class reunions are being organ- Box 1616, Linden, NJ 07036. For additional information on the ized for the following: • Jonathan Dayton Regional High following, call 845-5200. Bloomficld 1986, Sept. 21. School class of 1946 search commit- • South Side High School, class of West Orange 1986, Oct. 19, tee is seeking classmates for its 50th June 1946; and Bergen Street School Columbia Senior 1976, Nov. 2 reunion, the date of which has not class of June 1942 are seeking class- Columbia Senior 1987, Nov. 28, been determined. To contact the com- mates for a 50th reunion. Contact Sam 1997. mittee, contact Rose Culmonc Tabor Sporn, 8 Crescent Dr., Parsippany, NJ COUNTY N Livingston 1976, Nov. 29. at 530 Fourth Avc, Garwood, NJ 07054, or call (201) 335-6611. WORRALL COMMUNITY NEWSPAPERS THURSDAY, AUGUST 29, 1996 SECTION B Livingston 1986, Nov. 29 07027 or Anne Graziano at PO Box • The search is on for members of Nutley 1986, Nov. 29. 251,.Springfield, NJ 07081. the Battin and Jefferson High School Westfield 1986, Nov. 29. • Scton Hall Preparatory School in of Elizabeth class of 1975 for a reun- West Orange 1976, Nov. 29 West Orange seeks alumni from clas- ion to take place in September. For- 'from Ihe Union 1976, Nov. 29 ses of 1941, 1946, 1951, 1956, 1961, mer classmates are asked to write to Cigar-making family rolls into Summit Union 1986, Nov. 29 1966, 1971, 1976, 1981, 1986, 1991 Suscttc McDanicl-Harris, PO Box 'Editor's By Jay Hnchberg Columbia Senior 1986, Nov. 30 for reunions.in November. Call the 3374, Elizabeth, New Jersey 07207 or „ Regional Editor Bloomfield 1977, 1997 Alumni Office at (800) 311-PREP. call 353-7488. 9{gteSoo( Ri;r. ESTIMATE Clinton's legislation will create a blends. Among the non-Florez brands LANDSCAPING, INC. tive. Inside ihe 300 square foot walk- Pholo By Jay Hnchbtri; FENCING E UNDERGROUND DRAINS^ All Around Handyman sweeping overhaul of the welfare in humidor are more than five dozen . are Dunhill, Moniecrisio, The Grif- • HUMIDIFIERS Residential & Commercial. William, Abel and Carlos Flores, Jr. — and friend — sweeten the Summit air with a few ALL TYPES Thoroughly cleaned Catering to the Seasonal Clean Ups system and will givcsialcs the bur- private lockers Ihat are available to fin's, Nat Sherman, Romeo y Juliclta, •AIR CLEANERS ' A flushed PLAZA HOME IMPROVEMENTS CAO, Punch and Hoyo de Monterrey. samples of the Flor de Florez Miami Selection. The Flores family's newest cigar shop is •ATTIC FANS NEW & REPAIR Physically Challenged & Elderly • L;IVM Miilnlrmince den of individually determining the Ihose willing lo pay Ihc S500 annual K •Lnnilscnpf Design AVERAGE „, Commercial • Residential. "Only Hobokcn has a belter selec- located at 34 Maple St. The family has tentative plans to throw a grand opening party in S^LES • SERVICE • INSTALLATtOTT NO JOB TOO SMALL • Roollng/Sldlng/Wlndows •Kerlill/lng program (or kind of public assistance programs membership fee. Each locker, replete -—..-•$$$-•• mid September. RESIDENTUL * COMMERCIAL FREE ESTIMATES •"*••• HOUSE I • Kitchens • Bathroom! • Bttem«nt« hiwn maintenance customer* that should be enacted . for their with-ventilators to allow in Ihc moist tion," Floras said, referring lo his fan* Call Brue* • Extensions • Concrete and Masonry •Aerating A Power Seeding (908) 561-4524 2 $35.00 - $40.00 « •S«l residents. air, is large enough to contain 12 box- ily's slore. The Smoke Shop, on Hud- CALL: c • Fully Insured • References •Seed FREE ESTIMATES ALL DEBRIS BAGGED 908-964-3402 SALES While I want lo say, "It's about es, of cigars and bottles of liquor. sun Street near ihc train station. Their "I don'I know how they got them," In addition, Flores hud just returned demise of the Castro government, FROM ABOVE Krcr Estimat908-862-593e 5 time Clinton has done something other shops are The Cigar Room in from Ihe Retail Tobacco- Dealers Flores, Jr. said his family plans one Edison, New Jersey 761-5427 MARKMEISE 228-4965 Avilllbl* 24 Hra. 1-800-662-2292 6l2BailtyAvr. Eltubtth, NJ 07208 Fully Insured Once cigars and spirits have been said Flores, Jr. "I didn't send them." good for ihis country," I can't help Foil Lee and Faslside Cigars at Third Association trade show, where he said day ID.reclaim their land and expand retrieved, members may retire lo the Once the word got out, retailers MODEL TRAINS ROOFING ROOFING but be suspicious of the timing of Avenue und 57lh Street in Manhattan. he'd taken orders for a half-million the manufacturing base lo the island, snicking lounge, a climate-controlled around the" country contacted the the legislation — less lhan ihrcc cigars. The CFO docs a lot of travcll- ' making cigars not only exclusively of i\K»m furnished with comfortable It was as a manufacturer that .Flor company to place orders In satisfy WANTED WE STOP-LEAKSl monlhs before he asks voters to rc- • ing, crossing the country to secure his Havana tobacco, but also of blends .chairs_jind_lelevisipn_s and enclosed ile I'lorez got its start. Carlos Flores, iileir Swjj,.c^stpmers, Flores told_of _. ALL TRAINS! LARK BUILDERS, INC. cfect him to another four years in J "pfo'dtrcts1" place"nt -a vartety-of cigar ---pail CuUm, --—- — -,— —-'- „ AdvertTs e Ybtir Busine s s " behind glass doors. To provide addi- SF.. 7T", a native of Cuba, has teen another irony resulting from this mix- •Compile Roof Stripping the While House;' • hand-rolling cigars for most of his events, including smoking evenings' Lionel & other Spodalsts & R«palrs ROOFING lional attractions, Ihe Flores family up, recalling lww distributors and In the meantime,— the stateside Clinton was quoted as saying his sponsored by "Cigar Aficionado" and model trains, any •Flat Rooting & SW» Repairs • Replacements plans to use a satellite dish to tune in life. He spent years in Miami, where retailers didn't have time to work wilh ,Mores family includes Flores, Jr.'s. •Gutters & Leader* Or Service proposal is far from perfect, and Shingles «Tile all NI'I. games this season. he developed Ihe blend of lobaccus Floroz in its early years, but now seek "Smoke" magazines. wife Kim, the president, who runs the age, condition or Strvty Union & MWkw Countte that he would prepare second-term that now is known as the Florez line Foe 26 Yuri Slate • Flat While Florez Tobacconist's doors nut ihc family and request exclusive A new Hue i>T Flor de Florez cigars distribution', his brother William, Ihe f amount. Fit)/ Insured free Estlmatsj proposals so as not to make it diffi- wilh the while and blue hand: the vice president who co-manages pro- Free Estimate/Insured Call 1-800-564-8911 have been open for more than two contracts. was introduced at the RTDA trade NJ. Uc No. 0(0760 cult on the needy. Sounds like Miami Selection. duction and product development; I Pay Top Oolfarf weeks, the brothers who work there show. Called Ihe Cabinet Selection, 908-381-9090 Quality Woric at a Reasonable price another campaign promise that "It's a nice feeling to have the Vug brothers Abel and Gilbert, who mari- intend In throw a grand opening party This line of cigar, which was ihc cigars arc made al the factory in A-80O-794-LEAK (5325) (Deadline Thursday 4 pm) Clinton will not fulfill if re-elected. guys coming lo me. It's good to be aye ihe oilier relail shops; and the pat- 908-271-5124 MARK MHSE 228-4965 sometime next month, featuring intended for sale only in Ihe family's recognized," lie added. iNic-iiragua. They are aged 18 monlhs, Those second-term proposals may riarch, w/iii oversees production of Ilie Cuban cuisine, Cuban music — and stores, has earned the company a feature a dark wrapper, a Cull body include trying to rescind everything To chart I-'lor de Florez's growth is Miami .Selcciion. of course Florez cigars. nation-wide reputation as a purveyor and a fruity taste. that" was put forth, in this proposal. In look to Ihe future. The company Floav. Tohacconist is lix;aled at 34 . When asked which compelilors of incomparable premium cigars. An Flores said the line should be avail- And if he was so uncurtafn'of this Maple Si. in Summit, near die he'd observed before opening Florez ironic turn of events led "Smoke" wijl work wilh Chicago entrepreneur able for sale by spring '97, hut he has iiiti'i'SLTiion of Spiinyfield Avenue proposal that he is already talking Tobacconist, Flores said "I don't copy magazine lo favorably review one of Diana Silvius, who owns her ownhis eye on Ihc distant future. 1 and around tile corner from Ihe New about subsequent proposals, why them. They copy me. the Miami Selection, when its panel cigar store and markets a line of pre- The Flores family has many rela- Jersey Transit train station. The Flores sign it in the first place? Ah, elec- "I'm a manufacturer; there's no was supposed to have sampled mium handmade smokes bearing her lives in Cuba, where they once had . brothers can be reached" al (008) tion year aciion. problem getting supplies. And I'm a Florez's I Ionduran line, which is dis- name,' lo reach customers nalion- owned much land. Awaiting (he 598-1600. ' : UNION COUNTY CLASSIFIED I'm in agreement with the terms retailer. With the club membership, I tinguished by an orange band. widc. of the reform, which include a life- time benefit limit of five years, requirements thai welfare recipients Each atfttxMl 10 *w* or Int.. -•$ 4.00 must find work within two yuais, Union plans its annual »«„,.« VhaandMC and cuts in Food Stamps and aid to Pm Mi ( i220 13 Him .or. "• ° art acctpttd immigrants. CLASSIFIED AD If* Mi)r FOR SALE - WOODEN - $16.00 In response to the legislation, Festival on the Green Gov. Christine Whitman vowed of demanufacturing effort t MMU* In mttafen a* 10 EM* Court* Several thousand enthusiasts and their families are expected lo attend that New Jersey would move full Hr a Ml mdmt* o( ow 186,000 BABY HIGH CHAIR IN Demanufacturingi a process by ty. Collection and transportation costs less pollution to control," she said. Union Township's arts and crafts show, "Festival on the Green," Sept. 21 steam ahead with a plan to get peo- which used electronic equipment, incurred by Ihe municipalities will be Kurz said Ihe program is ihc result, .al Friberger Park. ple off welfare and into private sec- VERY GOOD CONDITION household appliances and other goods covered by a $200,000 grant from Ihe of ihe ingenuity and determination of More than 100 artists, crafters and photographers will participate in Ihe tor jobs. Residents should hold are disassembled to permit the recy- New Jersey Department of Environ- county and UCUA. representatives. juried show, while residents also revel in music, dance, ethnic entertain- Whitman to that promise, BEST OFFER TAKES IT. cling of valuable components, is com- mental Protection. .__._ "Demanufacturing is a sensible, ment, and a variety of festive foods. NAME. "Our welfare system, which was ing to Union County. Banasiak, who initiated the practical concept that serves both our For art buyers, or casual admirers, the 23rd annual festival will feature intended to.piovidc temporary sup- Acting Union County . Utilities . UCUA's involvement with the environmental and economic inter- fine arts, oils, water colors, photography, giftware, and clothing produced port, unfortunately has turned into a Authority Chairman Blanche Bana- demanufacturing concept, has worked ests." he added. "Throughout ihis cen- by professional and nonprofessional "artists and crafters of'all ages. ADDRESS- way of life for generations of peo- siak said a contract the UCUA signed with, Board of Chosen Freeholders tury, we've been disposing of The show, which extends from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. will be judged this ple. It has been harmfuljo children RIGHT last week wilh Electric Processing Vice Chairman Henry-Kruz, County uncounted volumes of valuable cpm=-\ year by Natalie Becker and Gladys Runners. CITY ZIP. and destructive to families. It has Associates Inc. of Lowell, Mass.rwlll'- —Manager Ann Baran and othe county ponent parts, while they're still in the Proceeds from the event will support two scholarships to be given to rewarded failure and discourages AWAY bring the firm to Union County where , officials to bring the plan to fruition. prime of their useful lives. local high school students who plan tospursue careers in art. To accom- work. And it has wasted billions of it'll'accept and process materials with "I'm delighted to see this innova- "Worse yet, by burning them or pany the art show, entertainment will be provided throughout the day by taxpayers' dollars and millions of reusable components. tive program actually happening," throwing them into landfills, we've the Union lligh School Band, the ROTC Drill Team, a barbershop quar- lives in the process," Whitman said. Possible sites are being considered said Banasiak. "It's an important one been using them lo pollute our envi- tet, elhiiic dancers, a country band, Ihe YMCA fitness and karate demon- The governor's plan is called and an announcement of the location to Ihe authority because it will make a ronment. Demanufacturing makes it stralors from Ninja University. . . • Work First New Jersey. Let's hope selected is expected. substantial contribution to our effort possible for us to address both of Friberger Park is behind Ihe Union Township Municipal Building. Arts it docs work. The plan calls for materials, TV to minimize environmentally danger- these problems. It's a win for both Ihe and crafts displays will be set up in the upper level parking lot behind the Whitman summed it up best sets, radios, microwave ovens and ous materials in our waste stream. It environment and the economy —and library, while Ihc lower parking lot in front of the municipal building, when sho said lhat ihc old- welfare oilier home anil business equipment will hcrp us to protect the envirori- that means it's a win for the people of--• .will-be reserved, /or local non-profit groups providing food vendors and system forced hard-working cili- WORRALL COMMUNITY NEWSPAPERS, INC and appliances, lo bo received at loca^ _ menl and, at Ihe same time, lower the Union County. service clubs. zcas lo support able-bodied men costs involved, wilh environmental Baran said the new facility is' Admission to Ihe festival is free. In case of rain, ihe alternate date will and women in their choice not to lions set up for Ihe purpose by partici- control devices. One of the surest "another step forward in Ihe county's be Sept. 22. For information call (908) C>88-2777. work. paling municipalities and then for- warded lo the EPA processing facili- ways to control pollution is to have - See UCUA, Page B2 CLASSIFIED vor-vo P.O. Box 158 Drive Safely Mapl^wood, N.J. 07040
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WORRALL NEWSPAPERS THURSDAY, AUGUST 29, 1996 — PAGE B3 WORRALL NEWSPAPERS PAGE B2 — THURSDAY,, AUGUST 29, 1996 ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT As summer ends, Trenton UCUA announces start Teen Arts moves to Linden The Union County Office of Cul- The exhibiting students arc: ram is supported by the Union County weighs school reform bills of demanufacturing plan tural and Heritage Affairs' Division • Clark: Mary Callahan, Mother Boardof Chosen Freeholders; Union Scton Regional High School; Shan- County Office of Cultural and Herit- Districts throughout the state would meeting a majority of the standards, demanufacturing field, UCUA and of Parks and Recreation announced By Kevin Singer (Continued from Page Bl) 1995, when Banasiak, Baran and non Hull, C. Kumpf Middle School. age Affairs, Division of Parks and be required to spend no more than but that the world languages require- county officals gave the nod to that the Linden Free Public Library, Staff Writer / economic development initiatives. Union County Department of Poli- • Elizabeth: Sakina Miles, Bene- Recreation; Union County College; 57,056 per pupil-. Any excess spend- ment may cause problems. Electronic Processing Associates. Sunnysidc Branch at 110 Edgewatcr While children across the slate pre- Companies no.w located here and cy and Planning Director Mauro dictine- Academy. Union County Cultural and Heritage ing would be deemed "constitutional- The program is expected to begin Road, will host the Union County pare to return to school, the Legisla- "If the state follows through and those considering a Union County Checchio met with Rutgers Univer- • Hillside: Shcrryta Freeman, Hill- Programs Advisory Board; New ly unnecessary," and could be rejected operation in. September or early Teen Arts Touring Exhibit .starting ture has been working on a plan that initiates'the fourth-grade language location will be very pleased to sity representatives to discuss the side High School. • Jersey Slate Council on the Arts, by the constituents of the district. October. Monday through Sept. 16. would revolutionize the curricula and test by 2001. and communities don't know that we have a sound, mod- benefits demanufacturing had • Linden: Gosia Smcrdcl, Linden' Department of State; Elizabeth Board Assemblyman Joel Wcingartcn, R- In the meantime, she has invited The exhibit consists of 26 pieces of funding of public school education. have the language program in place, ern, efficient way for them to get rid brought to a number of European High School. of Education, Friends of Tccri Arts Union and Essex, expressed his companies or residents considering art selected from the 513 visual art- The pending legislation, known as what will that mean?" he said. "It of obsolete equipment They'll also countries. • Mountainside: Christina Fcnaz, through a grant from the New Jersey doubts concerning the curriculum, disposal of electronic appliances or • works shown at the 1996 Union coun- the Comprehensive Plan for Educa- seems only fair that the state would be glad 'to find that economical After meeting with representa- Dccrficld Middle School. Department of Education; New Jersey saying-"I've seen no proof that this equipment to contact UCUA Prog- ty Teen Arts Festival in March at tional Improvement and School pick up the extra cost." materials ready for reuse arc right tives of American, European, and • Rahway: Connie LaBaire, Rah- Center for Visual Arts; Alliance for plan will necessarily improve the here at their doorstep." ram Coordinator Steve Stanaback Union County College. The annual Financing, calls for the establishment Japanese electronics companies way High School; Kcnturah Clary, Arts Education, New Jersey and parti- quality of education." Several amendments to the legisla- at UCUA' headquarters, (908) event is sponsored by the Union of a core curriculum and introduces a The search for a qualified already involved with the;conccpt Rahway Middle School. cipating schools. tion arc under review, with voting ten- 382-9400. County Office of Cultural and Herit- formula to determine spending levels Knowllon added that the Summit demanufacturer began in early and with organizations in the • Springfield: Lisa Neville, F.M. tatively scheduled for September. age Affairs' Division of Parks and For information about the Union for each district in the state. In 1994, school system meets or is close to Oaudinccr Middle School; Jenny Recreation. . . •., • County Teen Arts Program, contact the state Supreme Court ordered Kim, Jonathan Dayton Regional High in HIM i LJITKJUHLJ4AT""PCVT| jTf ^iTfOfTfvVT"1 Ol^'tjMT" thr ITninn County Office of Cultural Trenton to provide a quality of educa- School. Union County Board of Chosen Free- and Heritage Affairs, 24-52 Rahway tion similar among all school districts • Summit-: Ned Conway, Summit holders and liason to the Cultural and Avc., Elizabeth. (908) 558-2550. to end what it called a disparity in the Middle School. A Public Service Of WORRALL COMMUNITY NEWSPAPERS Heritage Programs Board, said, "We TDD users call (800) 852-7S99. quality among the districts. • Union: Lawrence Q. Wong, Bur- encourage everyone to visit the cxhi- The core curriculum standards, net Middle School; Chorika Hender- Union County's • bit and enjoy the talents of our young which have been in development Your Community's Best IT'S son, Kawamcch Middle School; Erin Your abilities can cam extra in- Union County Artists." since 1992, are intended to serve as a Cook, Union High School. come. Advertise them with a classi- description of "what students should Best Source For • • Th'c Union County Teen Arts Prog- fied ad by calling 1-800-564-89J1. FREE Pho(o Dy Tcd'M»Uhtwi know and be able to do in specific FREE Information! .academic areas and' across Instant Information Ray Masters, orchestra leader, plays with his band'Aug. 22 in Friberger Park in Union at disciplines." the annual Italian Music Festival under the stars. 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FEATHERBED LANE SCHOOL! CONGREGATION BETH SHALOM CONGREGATION AHAVATH Celebrating Our ACHIM B'NAI ISRAEL ESTABLISHED 43rd Year BACK TO CLASS 2035 VAUXHALL ROAD AT PLANE ST., UNION Dance Shoos « Tights 1953 Leotards - Skirts HAIRCUT SPECIAL! Leggings • A creative Sunday School for young Jewish children five and up Children's cost based CAPEZIO • DANSKIN • Kindergarten to 7th Grade on their age! % •"-"'-"-" " STUDENT DISCOUNT ' PHYSICAL FASHIONS • BARYSHNIKOV • Professionally trained leaching staff O%. ON ANY SERVICE ,' • Recognized by the Jewish Federation of Central NJ OFF OFFER GOOD THRU 9/21/961 1193 Raritan Road, Clark, New Jersey 387 A/llllburn Ave., Mlllburn - (2O1 ) 376-1O6O •A REGISTER NOW FOR THE 1996-1997 (908) 382-3666 12O Lenox Ave., Weatfield - (9O8) 654-7O57 V HEBREW SCHOOL YEAR 'EXTENDED SEPTEMBER HOURS: I.lon-Thurs9:30-8.Fri8 Sat9:30-5:30.Sunday 12-5 CALL THE SYNAGOGUE OFFICE - (908) 686-6773
BARBARA A. FARIA- THOMAS FARIA- I Dir. of Admin BA in Elementary Education State Dir. of Education BA in Elementary Education Cert. Deaf & Hard of Hearing State Cert. Early MA in Admin. Supervision State Certified WHEN YOU THINK ABOUT THE ARTS... Childhood Guidance. THINK Approved by NJ Dept. of Education A Certified Facility, Score High S.A.T. Back to school looking and an Educational & Creative Environment On ThO NURSERY SCHOOL SUMMER DAY CAMP Ages 21/2-6 Half & Full Day Sessions Ages 3-11 Full Day Sessions'« TEST SMART 1-8OO-THE EXAM • (1-800-843-3926) WESTFIELD SCHOOL OF DANCE •7/OUM- KINDERGARTEN 2POOLS ' Fill In the correct Box: thiu "6th grade Full Day Sessions SWIM INSTRUCTION Home of the Westfield Dance Company *GINEE' Which course hns reported dramntic score increnses from Ballet * Jazz * Tap * Pointe * Modern Extended hours Available • Hot Lunches 130 to over 200 points - even 300 points? Acting * Musical Theater * Fitness * Acrobatics Classes for ages 3-Adult. Beginner to Professional levels 908-354-6288 ••••* Foreign language • AM & PM Snacks 257 MORRIS AVE. A.) Test Smart • B.) Princeton Review • C.) Kaplan ~ ELIZABETH (•"Mind:. .. . •.' If your answer was "A" call us and find out why :2j$th from 1 Z-a PM - y matrix 801 Featherbed Ln. • Clark • 388-7063 y -i: » u E: x PA rj D TEST SMART has the answers! ,••••> <;<:' .. ,I.I!,.-*M| ' •"'• U'HCO'UUCS TIME'S BACK-TO-SCHOOL "MJL THAT LA DANSE Specials at 'The Professional Studio For Quality Dance Education UP1 MB "GELEBRATING15 YEARS SCHOOL OF PERFORMING ARTS -JA/.Z OFFERS 10 North Wood Avenue Suite A , EXP. 9/30/96 AKKO!'.!(' !'! I'NKSS ACKO-( JY.MNAS'HCS Linden, New Jersey 07036 ' OUT! Bring In ad (or one Special IIOI' CIII ] MOYKMKNT (908)862-6887 " Register Today ANNOUNCES FALL REGISTRATION " MUSICAL All currenl students who have not pre-registered can do so by phone or in person For The September Semester OFF Home Of The A.T.D. Dancers • WE MAKE THE DIFFERENCE 15 International Show Troupe and * 3 Dance Rooms There are touted openings for eligible CUT & BLOW I "•" ** OFF 1 National Dance'Champions • Large Waiting Room OPEN REGISTRATION DRY /MANICURE i Reg. Performers in Russia '94 & Italy '95 * Dressing Rooms students in grades 9,10 and 11 * Lockers * Dancewear Boutique CLASSES BEGIN teg. $26,00/ PEDICUR$25.0E 0 LOW TUITION • On Site Parking MONDAY-SEPTEMBER 9TH ,ugust 28th & • Floatable Oak Wood Dance Floors CLASSES QUALITY EDUCATION • Creative movement for tots • Acro-gymnastics CATHOLIC MORAL VALUES • Kinderdanse • Combo classes- • Ballet EASILY ACCESSIBLE FROM UNION & ESSEX COUNTIES CLASSES BEGIN TUESDAY • Tap • Lyrical • Hip-Hop • Jazz • Pointe • Joys Acro/tap/jazz • Adult classes • Fitness classes: Body Shop • Bellies & Buns • Body Shape • County Western -SAINT MARY line Dancing • Step & Stretch We Speak PortuguM* OF THE ASSUMPTION (Fall PortugueM) ' COMPETITION Salon Hour*: TUM By Appointment" c Only. Wad and Thurt. 10 AM to 8 PM . 505-517 Morris Avenue, Elizabeth TEAMS -HIGH SCHOOL Frl. 9:30 TO 8 PM (Next Tb Rite Aid) . DANCEWEAR BOUTIQUE SAT. 9 AM - 5 PM 237 South Broad Street, Elizabeth, N.J. 07202 Leotards, tights, shoes 989 Stuyvesant Aye • Union Center 908-353-4118 and accessories For more information Michelle Sehrento-KowtUkl - Director Certified By DMA'DRVPDTA'NADAA'ADT for all your dancing needs!! CALL(908) 352-4350 (908) 964-14225 WORRALL NEWSPAPERS WORRALL NEWSPAPERS THURSDAY, AUGUST 29, 1996 — PAGE B7 PAGE B8 — THURSDAY AUGUST 29. 1996 All That Dance adds Dancing duo HEALTH/F
teachers, plans trip Hearing service As thcTicw fall season'begins, All Thai Dance, located at 505-517 Morris Melt off those pounds Avc. in Elizabeth, will celebrate its 15th year and turns its energy and talent in center expands ' making this year a special one. to Essex county "Our school makes the difference. Our fun yet professional atmosphere with talented, dedicated and certified instructors offers the finest jri quality dance Aflcr servicing ihc Union County education," said Michelc Sclvanto-Kowalski, director of the school. "Our mod- area for the past thirty five years, Bcl- em studio is equipped with three dance rooms with floatable wood flooring, tonc Professional Hearing Service of large waiting room, dressing rooms, lockers, daiicewearboutiquerair condition- Elizabeth and Cranford is pleased to; ing and on-sitc parking. We offer a complete curriculum ranging in courses for announce the opening of a new ser- girls nnd boys from pro-school through advanced prc-professional levels. Clas- vice center at 963 Bloomfickl Avc., in ses include ballet, lap, jazz, acro-gyrnnaMics, lyrical,, pointe, aerobic fitness, Glen Ridge, at Labruzza Chiroprac- creative movement for tots, hip hop and musical ihcater. tics. This opening will signal the expansion of Bcltonc sevices into "Our hot classes this-year are boys hip hory^mnastics, boys jazz, boys tap, suburban Essex County. adult tap and adult jazz," she added. "Our qualified staff consists of well know • "At Bcltonc, we've spent the past artists, including Madam Elvira Franck, renowned choreographer from Europe ' 50 years helping our neighbors hear who heads thcballet department and was a prima-ballerina in Paris, London, belter and enjoy life more. We've Brussels, Vienna, Switzerland and Portugal. been able to help more than 10,000 "While in Paris she danced with Marcal Marcau for two years in the Mime :trt':i rr<:ifl['nR will] ihfir b Company and while living in Milan she headed her own dance company while lcms," said Marvin Klcinman, M.S., also choreographing for an Italian dance company and teaching in Milan." CCC/A. Also on staff is the famous "Kokko" from New York City, bringing the latest "Thanks to great innovations which moves in hip hop, rcgae and club dancing; Wendy Henderson, a national dance have taken place in the hearing aid .champion and W.Nets Jersey Girl Dancer, Tina Williams, a dancer at Alvin industry' in recent years such as small- er and more effective, hearing aids Ailcy dance school; and Amy Soiomon-Kohn, a musical theater choreographer Thirteen radiologic technologists'recently graduated from Elizabeth General Medical Two students of the Westfield Dance Company and a staff member at the Brooklyn School of Performing Arts. with more advanced circuitries, the Centeeterr s School of Radiologic Sciences. Commencement exercises were held at ththee' show some of what" they've learned. A young peo- public's utliludc towards hearing aids "And I am happy to introduce this year to our staff Maria Dones, a national Westwood Restaurant in GarwoodGad. As a resulltt o ff ththe cooperativti e radiographdiy prograh m ple's dance company, the Westfield Dance Com- has improved, However, there is still a dance champion, performer in Russia and Italy and winner of the Gus Giordano between EGMC and Union County College, the graduates received a diploma in radio- pany will" hold auditions on Sept. 7 at the Westfield 'long way to go." ' ,.. Employees of Schering-Plough Corporation dance scholarship in Chicago," she also said. graphy from the Medical Center and an associate in science degree from the college. School of Dance. Auditions will be held 1-2:30 pm Klcinman fcclslhal continued edu- pate in. "Team Melt Down," an American Cane All That Dance is the home of the highly recognized ATD Dancers Interna- for ages 8-10, arid 3-4:30 p.m. for ages 11-18. For cation on-the part of health care pro- ety weight reduction program. tional Show Troupe. They have won countless regional and national awards & •!'-•• more Information, call Jenny Logus at (908) fessionals is essential so that people 789-3011. - • throughout the United States and Canada and also performers in the opening wiili hearing and related problems ceremonies of 1994 Good Will Games in Russia and performers in Rome, Flor- will Ix-ller understand Ihc problems- Alzheimer support group ence and Maori, Italy in 1995. •'. • County residents graduate EGMC and the best solutions for them. Alzheimer's Support Groups arc sponsored by the Northern Nc . ''Iii line with this pliilosophy, he has They are preparing for their California trip during Thanksgiving where they Teachers instruct in test-taking skills hcimcr's Association, on September 9, l:30.p.m and 7 p.m., We Thirteen new radiologic technologists were graduated Community Service Award, and Mario Cortes of Eli- just returned from Chicago, where he will visit Disneyland and take private master classes with Joe Tremaine of Educational Services Center,, an established tri-statc Scholastic Assessment located at 1515 Lamberts Mill Road, and is open to public. If you recently during commencement exercises held at the West- zabeth; .Rosellc Park resident Michele Aggripino; Unio attended Beltone Corporation's Hollywood. Test training facility, is offering its PSAT/SAT I Preparation Course in mid- cr or if you know someone who is suffering from Alzheimer' wood Restaurant in Garwood, by the Elizabeth General residents Anne Batkiw, salutorian and winner of the Facul- Annual Convention,, where he was Registration for new students will take place today, from 4 to 8 p.m. September at: related dementia, you will find this group discussion-helpful. C Medical Center School of Radiologic Sciences. tyAward, Richard Ga'wlowski, co-winner of the Academic able to attend and participate in semi- Classes begin Tuesday. For more information or a free brochure, call (908) . • Scotch Plains and Summit for the October PSAT Exam and the October/ often address the meeting and provide helpful information. Pic As a result of the cooperative radiography program Recognition Award, and Rober Smith; Raymond Figueroa, nars designed to continue his desire to November SAT I Exams. 233-9700 for further details. 353-4118. between Elizabeth General Medical Center and Unioa valedictorian and winner of the Outstanding Student continually stay abreast of the latest High school teachers, experts in preparing students for the PSAT/SATs, con- Award, Perfect Attendance Award, and co-winner of the technologies and philosophies in the County College, the graduates received a diploma in radio- duct eight three-hour sessions forclasses of 10 to 15 students at a cost of S295 Academic Recognition Award, of Kenilworth; and Roselle hearing field. Door-to-dorm graphy from the Medical Center and an associate in sci- per student. ence degree from the college. Eight of the students gra- residents Alfred Willis, Jr. and Gia Delfino. A newspaper subscription offers a great way for college students to stay in The center guarantees that students will improve their scores, or they can Klcinman is licensed by the State of THE APLASTI duated from the program with special awards and honors. touch, with .their hometown. Call (908)^86-7700 and ask for the circulation For information about Elizabeth General's School of retake the course ffee of charge next season. New Jersey as a hearing aid dispenser AP1ASTIC department. The class of 1996 includedrArlene Frye, winncrof the Radiologic Sciences call (908)" 629-8045. For more information, call (800) 762-8378. and holds license number 45L_He is_ ANEMIA affiliated w'iih the Chicago-based Bcl- lonc Electronics Corporation, and innovative' force- in the hearing aid CONGREGATION BETH SHALOM community for more lhan 50 years. Klcinman's office is one of 3,300 CONGREGATION AHAVATH offices in the Belcarc network ACHIMBNAI ISRAEL throughout the U.SI, Canada and -overseas.-- -' ~• - « -•-•••' •'*•.•••-•-••. BACK TO CLASS 2035 VAUXHAI'L ROAD AT PLANE ST., UNION Dance Shoes • TlQhits In celebration of the opening of the Leotards « Skirts Glen Ridge Service Center, Bcltonc is HAIRCUT SPECIAL! Loggings • A creative Sunday School for young Jewish children five and up to help hosting a Hearing Health Care Clinic,, Children's cost based CAPEZIO • DANSKIN on their age! « • Kindergarten to 7th Grade at Us Elizabeth, Cranford and Glen Thousands of men, PHYSICAL FASHIONS • BARYSHNIKOV women and children rSPECIAL STUDENT DISCOUNT ' • Professionally trained teaching.staff Ridge locations, where comprhensive, fatal t r - - -• are'afflicted each • %. ON ANY SERVICE • Recognized by the Jewish Federation of Central NJ electronic hearing tests will be offered OFF OFFER GOOD THRU 9/21/96 free to anyone who suspects a hearing year. All of the FOR A CONVEI U«s in iVicmscVvcs or a triend. clothing will be sold 1193 Raritan Road, Clark, New Jersey 387 Mlllburn Ave., IVIillburn «(2O1) 376-1O6O •A REGISTER NOW FOR THE 1996-1997 and all profits will (908) 382-3666 12O Lenox Ave., Westfield - (90S) 654-7O57 V HEBREW SCHOOL YEAR As .in additional opening special a JO-point hearing check-up and clean- go to the Aplastic EXTENDED SEPTEMBER HOURS: Mon-Thurs9:30-8. Fri 4 Sal 9:30-5:30. Sunday 12-5 Anemia Foundation 1-800 CALL THE SYNAGOGUE OFFICE - (908) 686-6773 ing will.be available, at no charge to current hearing aid wearers, regard- of New Jersey, Inc. - ^ Recycle ar less of brand. Open house dates in to help fund research, Qlcn Ridge; at 963 Bloomficld Avc, prevention and *w the Envirc arc Sept. 4 and 11 in Cranford, at 23. treatment, patient North Avc. W. arc Sept. 5 and 12 and assistance and emo- WHEN YOU THINK ABOUT THE ARTS... in Elizabeth, at 19 Broad St. on Sept. tional support to THINK ore High S.A.T 6, 9 and 13. Call to schedule your those afflicted. Back to school looking appoinimcnt by phoning 522 U.S. Highway 9 way cool. 1-800-994-5566. FREE Information! TEST SMART .()..• -I,1, ! - • i.f 1-8OO-THE EXAM • (1-8OO-843-3926) CALL WESTFIELD SCHOOL OF DANCE (BOB) 686-9898 Fill In the correct Box: Home of the Westfield Dance Company VITAMIN F 'QINEE and enter a four digit ich course hns reported dramatic score increases from Ballet * Jazz * Tap * Pointe * Modern selection number below! 130 to over 200 points - even 300 points? Acting * Musical Theater * Fitness * Acrobatics 201 Rt. 22, Hillside, NJ 0 Classes for ages 3-Adult. Beginner to Professional levels 908-354-6288 HEALTH st Smart • B.) Princeton Review • C.) Kaplan ~ 3S7 MORRIS AVE. Peanut Bui ^liS ELIZABETH 10% Off (Asst'd F August from 12-S PM CHIROPRACTIC waffle Pret /our answer was "A" call us and find out why 5100 The Art Of Chiropractic All Herbal Reg. $2.4 It • y matrix 5101 What Is An Adjustment? TEST SMART has the answers! 5102 Muscle Pains & Spasms AJoe Detox c 5103 What Causes Back Pain' Teas 12 oz. Ri 5104 Headaches COSMETIC SURGERY 5260 Hair Transplantation VITAMIN F . °mi THAT 5261 Eye Lid Surgery BACK-TO-SCHOOL vitamin C 500 w/RH ioo» 5262 Liposuction TIMES Rag;$2.69 "The Professional Studio For Quality Dance Education 5263 Rhinoplasty B Complex "50" 100* Specials at 5264 Laser Skin Resurfacing MEWSSEXUAL R«g.S4.99 "CELEBRATING 15 YEARS" HEALTH CONCERNS Vitamin E 200 iu Naturah on 5190 Impotence R«g:"ML49.:..:»::...z..:...... ;..: :.-. I5AI.I.KI TAP JAZZ POINTK LYKK'Al 5191 No Scalpel Vasectomy Oyster Calcium 1000 mgloos ^ _ OFFERS Q EXP. 5192 Male Infertility Reg. $239 : \ 5™ 9/30/96 ACKO-CYMNASTU 5193 Kidney Stones CoEnzyme 0-10 30 mg 30s OUT! 5194 Prostate Cancer Bring In ad Reg. $8.99 '. for one Special ' HOP < UKATIYK MOVK.MKNT I-'OU TOTS Register Today H m lourCtvnmunirv'iourCommunin'l j SenSen MUSICAL •ATKU DHEA25mgT.R. DIXIELABSJOJ ource Reg. $22.95 Infosource34 HOUR VOICE INFORMATION SERVICE OFF Home Of The A.T.D. Dancers . WE MAKE THE DIFFERENCE For The September Semester Anabolic or Megabolic PaK WEIDERSM „. International Show Troupe and * 3 Dance Rooms CUT & BLOW I*** OFF AliiMicScmccul Reg. $19.99 '. \ There are limited openings for, eligible • National DanceChampions * Large Waiting Room WORRALL COMMUNtTY NEWSPAPERS MET-RX W/HMB 12 K ., DRY /MANICURE i Reg. • Performers in Russia '94 & Italy '95 * Dressing Rooms P students in grades 9,10 and 11 * Lockers * Dancewear Boutique Reg. $45.00 <* $25.00 SOAP OPERA UPDATE LOW TUITION teg. $26.00/ PEDICURE * On Site Parking ProMax Choc or van. SPORTPHARMA 12 u> ,. * Floatable Oak Wood Dance Floors CALL Reg. $38.95 : 4 9UALITY EDUCATION August 28th & (90S) 686-9898 and enter a four digit selection number below! entToo CATHOLIC MORAL VALUES from4-8pm Reg.$7.49 •.-...: i... 3280 All My Children iSILY ACCESSIBLE FROM UNION & ESSEX COUNTIES 3281 The City - '.. HATUREWORKS 7 0Z. 3282 Days of Our Lives ? Reg. $15.99 3283 The Young & The Restless —^-SAtNT MARY-- WITH WRAPS Melatonex CINSANA CORP. SO» N 3284 The Bold & -The Beautiful W» Speak Portugutse 3285 As The World Turns ' Reg. $9.99 OF THE ASSUMPTION ) (Fait Portuguese) 3286 Another World Salon Hours: Tuaa By Appointment" 3287 One Life to Live HIGH SCHOOL ' Only. Wad and Thurt. 10 AM to 8 PM . 505-517 Morris Avenue, Elizabeth^ 3288 General Hospital Everyday is sale day at Frl. 9:30 TO 8 PM (Next Tb Rite Aid) 3289 Guiding Light South Broad Street, Elizabeth, N.J. 07202 SAT.9AM-SPM Everything priced just 989 Stuyvesant Aye • Union Center 908-353-4118 Infosource Visa .Mastercard & MAC Accepted For more information Michelle Stlvento-Kowaliki • Director Certified By DMA'DEVPDTA'NADAA'ADT (908) 964-14&5 24 HOUR VOICE INFORMATION SERVICE t Public Scnicr of STORE HOURS: Mon. & Thurs. 1 CALL(908) 352-4350 WORRA1X COMMUNITY NEWSPAPERS WORRALL NEWSPAPERS PAGE B8 — THURSDAY. AUGUST 29. 1996 WORRALL NEWSPAPERS THURSDAY, AUGUST 29, 1996 — PAGE B9
Keep us advised of upcoming audition dates! Worrall Newspapers will pub- HEALTH/FITNESS & MEDICINE lish audition information in press release- and schedule form. Send information HOROSCOPE to Jacquic McCarthy, Associate Editor, Worrall Newspapers, P.O. Box 3109, Employees team up, Union, NJ 07083. Hearing service Melt off those pounds have fun taking off For The Week Of September 1-7 LIBRA CAPRICORN ^ PUBLIC NOTICE center expands CHIROPRACTIC September 23-October 23 December 22-January 20 unwanted pounds ARIES CANCER Be on Ihe lookoul for opportunities Use your head this week when II "NOTICE OF NAMES OF PERSONS APPEARING TO to Essex county One hundred and thirty six employ- FOR BETTER HEALTH March 21-April 20 June 22-July 22 for advancement. They may be right . comes to planning an excursion. BE THE OWNERS OR BENEFICIARIES OF LIFE OR around Ihe corner. Be cautious when Although It's tempting lo go first class, Aflcr servicing the Union County ees from Schcring Plough Corpora- I'ul mnrc cmplinsls on nu-rllnn ymir Business plans could lake a turn for ENDOWMENT DOLICIES OR ANNUITY CONTRACTS" lieulimlim a new relationship. There ciilllng a few corners will save you area for the past thirty five years, Bcl- lion teamed up for ten weeks of flnnnclnl oljlit>;illnns on llmr IJonl hill the worse. l)on'l (jrl upset. It's nut nf TO THE PERSONS LISTED BELOW, TO THE OWNERS OR BENEFICIAL OWNERS may be more lo II than what's on the some money wlthonl affecting your tonc Professional Hearing Service of "Team Melt Down," a weight reduc- DR. DONALD ANTONELU behind. Use your nrynnlzallniml skills • your control now. Keep looking ahead. OF, OR PERSONS ENTITLED TO LIFE OR ENDOWMENT POLICIES OR ANNUITY surface. Do some research on a new enjoymenl one bll. Take a friend along Elizabeth and Cranford is pleased to' tion program to benefit the American CHIROPRACTOR- lo fiel on'lhp nf things. Devoir I lie • Thlnils will soon be In your favor CONTRACTS PRESUMED TO BE ABANDONED. weekend lo ;i 1(1 tic- Irsl and rel.ix.illon. sub|ecl of Inlerest. for Ihe ride. , TAKE NOTICE that Information ha« be«n filed with lh» Stat» Tr«atur»r of N«w announce the opening of a new ser- Cancer Society. Congratulations to all' aji;iln. Others will admire your Jorety concerning certain Life or Endowment.Policies or Annuity Contract* In this HEADACHES AREN'T "NORMAL" You'll need II for .1 busy npcoinlnu flexibility. Think about yolir family's State which has remained unclaimed or the whereabouts of the person or beneficiary vice center at 963 Bloomfickl Avc., in participants in their, move towards a week! Just about everybody gets a headache from headaches. A resort to aspirin and flnanelnl future. SCORPIO entitled to such Life or Endowment Policies or Annuity Contracts have been or Glen Ridge, at Labruzza Chiroprac- healthier life! The program began on once in awhile, so why should you be other medication may dull the pain for AQUARIUS remains unknown for statutory abandonment periods and that such Life or Endow- tics. This opening will signal the April 12, when 34 learns, of four peo- TAURUS LEO ment Policies or Annuity Contract* may be presumed abandoned and subject to unduly upset if you happen to be awhile, but if the headaches persist you October 24-November 22 January 21-February 18 delivery to the State Treasurer lor safekeeping pursuant to Chapter 58, P.L 1889 If the expansion of Hcltonc scvices into ple each, competed to shed those • suffering from one? II you've been should seek treatment. Among the April 21-May 21 July 23-August 23 (Dnlldenie Is the key lo success, Give yourself a break from the heal — owner's rights to receive such Life or Endowment Policies or Annuity Contracts Is not established. suburban Essex County. unwanted pounds! The program was celebrating with friends and eat or causes ol persistent "headache are II's your turn lo he In (lie spntliclil - l/M yourself ^o rrealively Hits week a I nthcis will .idmlre vou for.your whether It's the outdoor kind or Ihe imbibe too much, it certainly would not problems with the cervical vertebrae, the The names, If known, the last address, If any, of the owners of such Life or Endow- "At Bcltonc, we've speni the past deemed successful as "Sleek Phys- don't he .'lfrnld to show whiil von've work. There are no llmlls. anil von knowledge and ability In work under high stress kind. I,title gestures mean ment Policies or Annuity Contracts are as follows: be unusual to wake up with a headache spinal bones in your neck. If they are out ique" and "We Play To Lose" lied for Col! You will he rrcoi;iilzrcl for your inlUhl surprise yoursell. A fellow pressure You will be recognized for a lot. especially when II comes lo an UNION COUNTY 50 years helping our neighbors hear the noxt day. But that kind ol headache of alignment, this could cau9e headaches first r.ile performance ;ih;l li.ird work. employee nili;hl Inspire you. Turn vinii••< onlrlbullons. Keep II up. and Intimate relationship, (everything's better and enjoy life more. We've first place, "Slimatics" look second usually goes away as soon as you're AARON, MARK 1350 CHETWYND AVE, PLAINFIELD until you got the treatment you need. He open ;mcl honest nnd your (JIMid you will soon lake sleps up Ihr career going your way as Ihe week comes lo been able to help more than 10,000 and "Love Handles" came in third. • eating and drinking sensibly again, and more of your attention lo l)iuli •'3S3 i THURSDAY, AUGUST 29, 1996 — PAGE B13 UNION COUNTYWIPE CLASSIFIED UNION COUNTYWIDE CLASSIFIED PAGE B12 — THURSDAY, AUGUST 29, 1996 EMPLOYMENT WANTED MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE ATTORNEY FENCING HOME IMPROVEMENTS PLUMBING "A CLEAN House is a Happy Home". Responsi- FISHING POLES, assortod sinkers and linos PREPAID LEGAL services. $10 membership TOM'S FENCING P. PAPIC Construclion. Comploto quality homo ble, professional housodeanor, Excellent refer- Call BOO-?419. foe plus $9.95 per monlh gets you and your improvements. Additions, docks, dormers, MAX SR. & PAUL ences. Cleans house, offico windows, carpets family a variety of legal services through ALL TYPES baths, kitchens, doors, windows, etc. Big and Liv8-irV Out. 201-414-8524, . FURNITURE: MAHOGANY double head- small jobs. Call Polo 908-964-4974. qualified, B-rnted attorneys, For moro informa- NEW AND REPAIR SCHOENWALDER WORRALL boards, mirrors, bar stools, night tables, lamps tion call 1-80O-846-1410. AFFORDABLE LIVE-in Manny/ Au Pair. Legal ($40). Maroon oasy chnir ($50). Lnwnmowor NO JOB TOO SMALL . for 12 months. Average cost $200 per week ($75). Excellent condition. 201-763-8761. LANDSCAPING CELEBRATING OUR 84th YEAR Call 272-7B73. BATHTUB REGLAZING FREE ESTIMATES MATTFiESS AND Boxspring, orthopedic INSTALLATION & SERVICE A LOVING Caregrver (or your little one. Exper- Nover usod. Still in package. Cost $350 Sell SAVE TIME CALL: 201-761-5427 HOLLYWOOD •Lawn FaucotS'Sump Pumps ienced, references, Podiatric CPR, adorable t!2S cash. 201-2SG 2526. SAVE MONEY '•Toilets'Wator Healers rates. Available on weekdays or wookonds. SAVE FACE LANDSCAPING •Alleralions'Gas Hoat Call Valerie Marplos 908.289-1030. OAK CRIB N RED, Chilrlcraf! • dresser/ Rtfaco, Don't Rtplac* FINANCING •Faucet Repairs changer $1,200 asking $500: flockor $100: Worn or Outdated Bathtubs, ARTISTIC LANDSCAPING •Electric Drain & Sowor Cleaning ARE YOU looking for someone to clean your Nordic Walklit $375 asking $200 now SDEBT CONSOLIDATION FrooS. Cut monthly home? Stopl I'm honest, olficiont, experienced, Tllos & Sinks. Serving tho Homo Owner 900-469.4530. paymonts up tff30-50%.. Roduco interest, stop DESIGN Business & Industry affordable, wilh good roforoncos Betty Call th» Tub Plus axp«rla »t collodion calls. Avoid bankruptcy. Froo conli- 908-769-9717. PIANO- HAflOMAN Spinet. Good condition 908-688-6711 • dential help-NCCS nonprofit: licensed/ bonded. EXOTIC GARDENS & 908-686-0749 bosl offer. Call 20WS3-1073 ' or call NJ-1-908-353-1O62 1-800-9550412. • CERTIFIED HOME Health Aid/ Nursing Assis- Fax 908-355-6769 464 Chestnut Street, Union, NJ POND INSTALLATION Master Plumber's License #4i82-«9645 tant seeks position caring for elderly. Porson- PlAflO. WURUTZEF1. used, good condition, all IMMEDIATE CASHi Wo buy structured settle- SENIOR CITIZEN DISCOUNT - ablo, caring, reliable. 9 years oxperienco. wood, mahogany brown finish with bench ments, annuities and lotien/ winnings. Over one TREE REMOVAL References. 201-399 S909, Si.150 or host pfor. Call 201 92R-3'3?3. CARPENTRY hundrod fifty million funded to datol Not a broker. Wo are tho funding sourcol Singer FREE ESTIMATES PRIVACY HEDGE- Fall Clonrnnco Codnr- CERTIFIED AIDE sooks full time, part timo, JOE DOMAN Assets Finance Compnny LLC (800) 407-4446. PRINTING wookonds, nights caring for the sick or elderly. Arborvit;io 3 loot to A loo|-1ror> Regular $29.95- 908-686-3824 SINGERS/ SONGWRITERSI Immediate op- Good references. Own transportation Nr.iwSiO.95 Free rJW.vory-guaranteed. I2troo NF.ED MONEY? Receiving payments on a 908-686-1838 PRINTING • DATA ENTRY/ Clerical. Trade school is soak- MYSTERY MOVIE WATCHER porlumryl Talented and Serious only. Call 201.7B2-59S9. mnimum A!<-,o nvnt'.-itiio. (iirch and Lilac DECKS insuranco sottloment or lottery? Wo will buy HELP 00 fM R ing a bright, motivated individual for a pan-time 201-731-^114 your future paymonts for cash today. R&P CERTIFIED NURSE seeking full timo position ALTERATIONS/REPAIRS Publication printing Data Entry and Clerical position. Approximately Now hiring lor local Ihoators-. $10 00* per hour. Capital Resourcos, 1-800-338-5815. Fast LINDEN LANDSCAPING. Inc. flosidontial and caring for sick/oldorly.6ays. nights, wookonds REFRIGERATOR, WASHER, dryor, micro- •KITCHENS •ATTICS Commercial. Lawn maintenance landscape WANTED 20 to 24 hours per week. 9am to 2:30 pm 4 days FREE admission and food I r closings. a specialty Starlog Store's Corp. Office Pnvato homo or nursing homo Roforoncos per week. Accurate typing skills required. w,ivr>. only %A? j All m good condition •BATHROOMS .BASEMENTS design, seasonal clean-ups, aerating 201-761-0878. Maple Composition INDEX Experience with Microsoft Windows and Lotus Call now Moving to Union NJ Call OOnnW-tflfiS. . TURNED DOWN For Visa/ MasterCard? Wo " and powor seeding, sod, seed. Froo estimates. SiOCO'S POSSIBLE. Typing. Pan time. A! REMODELED guarantoo approvalll Bankruptcy, Low Income. Fully insured. 908-862-5935. home Toll free 1-8C0-898-9778 extension Ami Pro a plus. Please lax resume to CHILDCARE: AUPAIRCAF1E cultural ex- REFRIGERATORS- HOTPOIMT, 21 cubic No job too small or loo laroo. 463 Valley Street 818-700-4756 Full llm»'Part tlm« Ponlilon* Av«ll»bl«v Had Crodit, No Crodit. No Probloml Call now: •T-ST39 fry ln*»qr . 'fin; x'iiia, to.mai»( duooooor BARK -Com- Maplewood speaking aupairs. Aflordablo live-in chiidcaro, ~.oic loot, almond, iiko new. 1-m'muio 'Grill putonzod landscape design. Complete lawn 2-ANNOUNCEMENTS StCCO'S POSSIBLE. Reading books Part time. DELI/ BAGEL Counter Help needed full time NATIONAL PARKS hiring. Positions are now Administrative Assistant CARPETING Rear of News-Record Bldg. local coordinator. Call 610-623-3860 or fxprovs, plus virioo. 201-325-9306. ' • maintonanco. Seasonal cleanups. Froo esti- At Home Toil free 1-800-898-9770 extension and part time. Mornings, afternoon and week- available at National Parks, Forests and Wild- MIS/Data Entry Mon., TUBS., Wed. S Fri. 9AM-5PM 201-327-1386 or 800-4-AUPAIR. Don Antonelll mates. Senior citizen discount. Call 686-8266. o 3-MISCELLANEOUS T-5139 for listings. end positions available, Nice working conbf- life Preserves. Excellent benefits and bonusosl Clerical".. TWO JE rs tickets and two Giants tickets for FLOORS * Thursday and other times Call 1-206-971-3622 'extension M89696. by appointment tions. 908-245-3S38. Accounting AFTER SCHOOL, care available for Linden sa'e 201-667-7B82. - ROYAL LINOLEUM & RUG CO. VICTOR LANDSCAPING. Wo do Garden 4-PETS $1000 WEEKLY STUFFING envelopes your KEAN FLOORING. Specializing in Hardwood Warehouse Schools ff9 or mo pickup. One space open for Clean-ups, Trimming, Gras3 Cutting and All .local.on. Easy-work, excellent pay. part tjrr.e/ DENTAL ASSISTAr^fT, Full time and part lime 116 NEWSPAPE RS REACHING over 2 million Floors. Scraping, Repair, Staining, Installa- 5-INSTRUCTIONS September. References available. Call WASHER/ DRYER.work bench, bicyclo, round Famous Brand Carpats tions, Sanding, Rofinishmg. Froo Estimates. Concreto Work. Call Victor. 908-355-1465 or 762-0303 '"" full time Workers needed nowl Free derails positions available for dental specialty office in readers! Your classified ad can be included in coffoo tab'o. living room chair, multi exerciser, Please send resume'eovor letter to: 908-925-8530. . Armstrong - Mohawk - Amtlco 2O1-817-9?O7. booDer: 908-965-8400. ,6-SERVICES OFFERED se.rd SASE: P.O. Box 5C0-KT, Lima. PA 19037. Summit. Applicant must be an outgoing, SCAN- New Jersey's Statewide Classified Ad phonograph, Kirb'y vacuum, keyboard typewri- friendly and responsible individual. Some ex- . Nerwork. All it takes is $299 and one easy . Starlog Mannlngion - Congolaum - Tarkatt GUARANTEED WORK at home |Ob available. tor. 201-226-U37. FREE INSTALLATION • Havo Floor Sizos RESUMES 7-BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES ACCOUNTIfJG perience helpful, but not necessary. Will tram. phone call. Phone V/orrall Community News- Altn: Lynsy For Ires information send SI with soil • 10855 US Highway 19 N Roady For FREE ESTIMATE, Shop at home. MASONRY . CLERICAL/PAYROLL CLERK Call Barbara at 908-522-0010. papers,' Inc.. classifieds at 201 -763-9411 for all addressed stamp envelope to: K. Martin, 37 WOLFF TANNING bods Ian at homo. Buy GARAGE DOORS Resumes 8-RENTAL Wo are 'cok.ng tar sr. organized, detail oriented the details. Clearwater, FL 34624 diroct and savoi Commorcial. homo units from Ronshaw Avenue, East Orange, N.J. 07017. GARAGE DOORS- installod. ropairs and R. LA2ARICK MASONRY. Sidewalks, stops.. Fast professional individual to VI our eniry level payroll clerk DENTAL FRONT Desk/ Assistant. Growing Fax: 813-573-2466 $199.00. Low monthly phymontsl Free now VISA 908-964-4127 MC curbs, patios, docks, gutters, coramic tile, 9-REAL ESTATE dental group practice seeks mature quick NO EXPERIENCE necessaryl $500 to $900 service, electric operators & radio controls. Typesetting services position Earn $8-hour working in a professional Call: 1-600-STARLOO (1, e«t.2O9) PERSCML CARE Service. Polish agency. coipr cataioo. Call today. 1-800 8^2-1305. STEVEN'S OVERHEAD DOOR. painting, carpentry, renovations, clean-ups and envircr-eT. Base PC skills, accuracy and learner with one year experience lor full time weekly potential processing mortgage refunds. Experienced with care of elderly or ill. Live :n or Intorostod In starting a new caroor? Wa nt to 10-AUTOMOTIVE TAILOR • EXPERIENCED only for all types of removals, basements, attics, yards. Small de- Lous kro'w'criO'J a o'us1 G'oat benefits include positon in South Orange office. Excellent Own hours. Call 1-800-348-7184, extension out. 908-9S9-2530. CARPET CLEANING molition Froo or.timntos. Insured Dependable change jobs? Sea us for typesetting your alterations, for high quality dry cleaner. Full • medcal and dental coverage, 401K and proft salary ard benefits. Call 201-763-2940. 526. Refundable fee. GARAGE SALE son/ico. o.0fl-f;8A 0230 resumo. UNION COUNTY tima. Monterey Cleaners. Mitllburn, MILLER'S CARPET and Upholstory Cleaning. sh.ir.^g Come jOin Avoland's winning, team. POLISH AGENCY Inc. Specializing in oldor'y : ! DRIVERS, EXCELLENT pay, part time. Must PARKING ATTENDANTS.TiigMs, weekends. 201-376-0411. and sick care. Housekeepers, daily house- MAPLE WOOD. 30 RUTGERS Streot (between Homo, condo, olfico. Scotchguard and deodor- GUTTERS/LEADERS Ca l iTreda!e y to set 'jo appointment for a Maple Composition Union Leader • Springfield Leader have own vehicle. Flexible hours arid days. Union County. Good pay, flexible hours. Call cleaners. Live in/ out. References and experi- Springfield and Tuscan). Friday August 3C]h, izer available upon request. Ovor 15 Yoars con'.den:al m;c/ew ' 20i--167-6'89. Ask for GUTTERS-LEADERS Seniors and retirees welcome. 908-925-3909 908-355-7521. leave message. TEACHERS ASSISTANT • with Pre-School ence 908-862-0289 9AM-3PM Saturday August 31st. 9AM-5PM! Experience. Call 201 7430494 MOVING/STORAGE 463 Valley Street Clark Eagle • Kenilvvorth Leader Lisa o* E.'a.ra. experience. 5 mornings. Short Hills. Please call Bnby stuff, furmturo and much moro. UNDERGROUND .DRAINS Maplewood DRIVERS. EXPERIENCED wrecker and 201-285-9560. anytime. . • RICHARD G, McGEGHAN Thoroughly cleaned. Hushed, DON'S ECONOMY PART TIME MAPLEWOOO- B8 BURNETT Avonuo, August Rear of New9-Record Bldg. Mountainside Echo • Rpselle Spectator Part Time: Interview Now flatbed drivers wanted. Plenty of work. Days, CHILD CARE repaired, replaced. nights and weekends available. - Must have TELEMARKETERS. FULL time/'part time, 29th. 2pm-6pm. August 30th, 9am-6pm. Au- MOVING AND STORAGE *A3n:. Tuos.. Wed. & Fri. 9AM-5PM • . Hillside Leader • Roselle Park Leader For September Positions clean driving record. Call 201-992-2013. Mystery shoppers needed for local stores. flexible hours, working for established mort- EXPERIENCED LOVING care for your little (just 31st, 2pm-6pm. Soptomber 1 st, 2pm-6pm. Residential .& Commercial AVERAGE HOUSE $35-$40 Thursday and- other limes ; Monday- Friday, 8am-6pm. $10 25* per hour. Plus FREE products, FREE gage company in Kenilworth. Call one in my very "chijd friendly" homo near pnrk. C othmr). appiinncos, namo brand cosmoiics. Carpots & Floors All debris bagged from abovtt. Tho Recommended Movor. Our 30lh year. by appointment Linden Leader • Rahway Progress After Scrccl program seevs adult leaders for food and more! 908-298-1515, ask for Charles Melton. State registered, inspected, CPR. 992-4(155. huge discounts 201-763-1899 •Shampoo •Slnpood All Roofs and Gultori Ropalrod PC 00019. 751 Lohigh Avonuo. Union. DRIVERS/ OWNER Operators. Busy courier •Cloanod •Buff 762-0303 Summit Observer • Elizabeth Gazette positions available >n Maplewood and South Mark Meise, 201-228-4965 0-arc.e in a recreat.onal program desia.ned.for service r.eeds owner/ operators with staton Call now TELEPHONE CALLERS, part time to recruit MAPLEWOOD. M F.UCI ID Avonuo. Garago •Steam •Wax wagons or vans. Part time-full erne. Depend- volunteers for the American Heart Association. Salowith Ironr.u'or, gnioro1 Sunday, Soptombor cHdren of working oareris. Must be availablf 908-688-7151 GUTTERS/ LEADERS. Cleaned and'Flushod. 908-687-0035 908-688-MOVE CLASSIFIED RATES able people need only apply. Call 818-759-9099 Friendly smoke free Milllburn office. Weekday 1st. Sn0nm-4 30pm. Hundreds of items from to start promptly a; 2:-5om or 3:15 to 6:00 pm. 5 "For that oorsonnl touch" Ropairs. Leaf Screens Installed. Installation. ROOFING days per week tol!evcrg the school calendar 201-491-9739. hours. Call 201-376-1366 to leave.message. - cjoihirg and toys lo furniture and household 20 words or less $14.00 per insertion goods. Ram dnto: Soptombor 2nd. 908-233-1414. Keliom Services. PAUL'S M & M MOVERS September through June. Applicants must be PART TIME General Office V/orker for modern rs) J.D; DRIVERS. OTR tractor/ trailer drivers. Com- (ANNOUNCEMENTS Formerly Of Yale Ave. Additional 10 words or less $4.00 per insertion reliable and have exoenence working with Real Estate Office in Union. Must have typing IL~~ TERMINIX CLEANING SERVICE pany and lease purchase opportunities for MAPLEWOOD. 121 RUTGERS Street, Friday. Hillside. PM 00177 ROOFING CONTRACTOR groups of children. Hourly salary based upon and telephone experience. 12:30-5:30PM Display Rates $24.00 per column inch those who.qualify. Company drivers up to .28 CAREER OPPORTUNITIES Saturday, Sunday. 9am-5pm China cabinet, D J MAINTENANCE — Residential and office HEALTH & FITNESS Local S Long Certified m 1 ply rubber roofing experience. Call 201-762-0183. Monday- Friday. $8.00 per hour. GERMAN STUDENT and other Scandinavian, drosser. desks, mico-wnvo. kitchen sot. baby cer.ts per mile. Lease purchase zero down. This is your chance to join the nation's best pest cleaning; window cleaning; floor waxing. Fully 20/20 WITHOUT GLASSES' Safe, rapid, non- Distance Moving Flat roofing-repairs Contract Rates Available 908-687-5777. European, South American, Asian, Russian fvjrni"'.jrr>. sr^wir^ rrinchino, clothes. AIRLINE JOBS. Now hiring domestic.and Late model walk-ins. Call Artie Express . control team. Management, sales, and sen/ice insured. Roforoncos providod Froo estimates surgical, permanent restoration .6-8 weeks. CALL 908-688-7768 Shingles, re-roof-iearoff 800-927-0431. positions are available. Call today to find out exchange students arriving August. Become a Call 908-964-8136. Roof inspections & maintenance. Blind Box Number $12.00 per insertion international stafd Flight attendants, ticket POSTAL JOBS. $12.68 per hour to start plus airline pilot developod. Doctor approved. Free agents, reservat'onists.-ground crew, more. how we can help youl host family/ AISE. Call 1-800-SIBLING. All work guaranteed DRIVERS- OTR Advanced Distribution Sys- benefits. Carriers, sorters, clerks, computer information by mail: 800-422-7320, extension SCHAEFER MOVING- Reliable. Very low Excellent travel benefits! Call Airline Employ- 'YARD SALE HOUSE CLEANER 224. 406-961-5570 (fax) 961-5577. Satisfac- Fully Insured Froo Estimates .lem. $)CCO sigruon bonuJLUntied openings. trainees. For applicaiion and exam information rates. Samo rates 7 days. 2 hour minimum. ment Services." 1-206-971-3692" extension - ^201-751-7650 ' With experiences good refcrencoG.own (fans-. tion guaranteed. . - — Insured. Free Estimates License PM00561. - • for flatbed drivers. Phone applications ap- 1-800-270-8015 extension 2648.'9am-9pm. 7 • ENTERTAINMENT - IRVINGTON- 36 OLYMPIC Torraco (off'40th- ,— -—908^22^637 L89693. Refundable fee. Equal Opportunity Employer Street). Saturday, August 3i5t, 9nm-5pm. poriation Call anytime. Gilda Li;o. Anvl'mn Q0fl-964.121fi ESSEX COUNTY proved in 2 hours! Call lor details! days. WHAT TIME does the movie start? CaH HAIR REPLACEMENT and products: dis- 800-646-3438. extension 1018. Owner Opera- TOWING — EXPE RIENCED Driver needed (or Ramdato: September 1st. Clothing (Liz, 201-465-4741 ROOFING ASSEMBLE ARTS, crafts, toys, jewelry, wood POSTAL POSITIONS, MaplewSod. Perma- 908-686-9898 ext. 3175. Infosource is a 24 Jones), handbags, shoos, jewlery, tables counted laps, bonding, shampoo, conditioning ' Repairs 9 Replacements News-Record of .Maplewood & South Orange items, tyDing, sewing, comouter work from tors welcome. Motor Club work. Good pay. Steady work. Call hour a day voice information service. Calls a/o and units. Wob Sito V/WW.JEN ODD JOBS nent full time for clerW sorters. Full benefits. For Wayne, 688-8870. .(kitchen), dishes, glasses, more. Shingles ® Tile home in your spare time. Great pay. Free free if within vour local callino area. KATIA'S CLEANING Service. Houses, Apart- TECH.COM/HAIR.HTML Hair Odyssey War- DRIVERS ..SWIFT transportation. Now hiring exam, application and salary Information call: CAUSE THE Handyman Can...AH around Slate ® Flat West Orange Chronicle • East Orange Record de:a-!s ca;l 1-8C0-632-8007, 2-t hours-, (fee). UNION, 130 PARKVIEW Drive (off Chestnut ments, Offices. Condos.cic Dependable, Reli- wick Rl 401-738-5323. dr.vars for dedicated runs. Home weekly. 708-906-2350. extension 4751, 8am-8pm. TRAVEL AGENTS, outside. Unique opportun- handyman. Catering to the physically chal- Frsa Estimates Insured Street) Salurday.'August31st. 10am-5pm. No able Call Katia 201-817-8355. References Excellent pay. Complete benefits. Become a ity available in Essex County. 2 years experi- PERSONALS longed and oldorly. Commercial and residen- Quality Work at a Reasonable Price AUTO PUBLIC WORKS Repairer- Township of Clark- early birds. General housowaros. Upon Request. Orange Transcript • The Glen Ridge Paper part of our exclusive Volvo account. er.ee required. Call 201-763-0291. tial. Call Bruce 908-964-3402. Available 24 MARK MEISE 228-4965 SERVICE WRITER Full time, performs routine work involved in the - HEATING 1-800-800-7800 (EOE-m-f). A TRUE PSYCHIC NOW YOU can. make your office, house l-CHjri. J^utley Journal • Belleville Post • PARTS ASSISTANT construction, maintenance and repair of street. TRUCK DRIVER/ ' WANTED TO BUY OUALITY AIR Conditioning » Heating, Inc. -»ew«r, water earuiflion and othe&public-taciU- • fabulously clean. We are available 7 days a WE STOP.LEAKS! ^5 .DRIVERS. SOtCV -re-ams: Team* •*!00K>i- -w»r^.-eaitrrxt!ty«rw«inlng'itomori'ovv Try Mo ' Gas, -steam, hot- *aief-and, hot air.-iiaat. ties. COL license required. Send resume to •-- DOCK WORKER — - XSAAAAA'Z' ANTIQUES '"" exterior/ interior, shootrock, plastering, wail- Irvlngtoh Herald • Vailsburg Leader"" "d.vdjal to f,il fuil ;,~e pos,:,on. We will train ' Tramers- $7CK>! S2K sign-on"(!eams)l Onve Cleaning; 908-355-8303. Humidifiers, circulators, zone valves, air clean- the rgn: candidate Exoer.e-.ce m one of the corventionals coast-to-coast' Bonuses, bene- Sanford A. Kaplan, Business Administrator, •MRS. RHONDA* ers. Call 201-467-0553. Sorinqfield. N.J. paper, ceramic tile, carpentry, all bathroom/ Municipal Building, 430 Westfield Avenue, CDL licenseroquired. Now accepting applica- ANTIQUES BOUGHT CLARK BUILDERS, INC. " The Independent Press of Bloomfield above a must Reynolds £ Reynolds computer fits, 4C1K. Covenant Transport (experienced) SATISFACTION GUARANTEED or your mo- kitchen. Free estimates. Call freo. Clark, N.J. 07066-1704. The Township of Clark tions. Run relief for 7 routes- and dock work. Dining Rooms, Bedrooms. Oriental Rugs. • system. Excellent berets, salary 4 commis-, 1-800-441-43^4 extension SV-28. (Graduates) I give all types of readings and advice. I can ard ney back. Fora special cleaning demonstration 1-800-234-5391. •Roof Stripping & Ropairs is- an Equal Opportunity Employer. ' Apply in person. Paintings. Sterling, Porcelin Figuros, Crystal, HOME .IMPROVEMENTS son. Great opportunity. P'ease fax resume to 1-800-333-6428 extension SV-28. Weekend will help you where others have failed. Estab- Old and Interesting Items. Etc. and a (roe quote call Bev Maid Service •Flat Rooting & Slate CLASSIFIED RATES 2C1-762-187C or call General Manager at . BRENNAN'S DAIRY lished in Union since 1968. 1243 Stuyvesant- 673-5207. . RECEPTIONIST ALL TYPE Home Improvement. Kitchons. bath- PAINTING •Gutters & Leaders 201-762-3*00. Avenue, Union, New Jersey. 908-233-7667 rooms, basements.* piping, doors, windows. Sorving Union & Middl«s»x Counties 20 words or less S14.00 per insertion 47 Division Avenue, Summit TRY ME Cleaning. Inc. Now you can make your •-• \ ROYAL DODGE 908-686-9685 . CLASSIC ANTIQUES rool siding, masonry. Big or small jobs call John FERD1MANDI FAMILY Painting. Interior/ Exter- For 26 Yoars Energetic individual needed for growing Chiro- office, house fabulously clean. Wo are avail- ior Painting. Rooting. Gutters. Neat and Clean. Additional 10 words or less ...'..34.00 per insertion 1630 Springfield Avanua Maplawood, HJ DRIVERS TRUCK OWNER Operators. NE to Metro NY 67S-1C08. '__ Fully Insured - Froo Estimates practic office. Must have basic computer skills ablo 7 days a week. Call us today for cleaning "Over 20 yoarg Sorving Union County." : runs Home weekends. No touch loads. 95 NJ. Lie. No. 010760 Display Rates....' $29.00 per column inch AVON • A BEAUTIFUL Job. Ear-, Extra $5$ Suburban Taxi company is looking (V/ r,dows) Light bookkeeping, positive atti- DIAL A BIBLE AAA LIONEL, American Flyer, Ives and other tomnrrnw 90R-355-8303. 908-964-7359. Roasonab'o ralos. Froo T tude a must, phone experience helpful. Apply in cent!)*/ mile, plus tolls. Paid weekly. Call Sam trams and old toy9.Collector pays highest cash Contract Rates Available WorV your own hours lor Fun and Profit. o sell and Sons Transportation 1-600-695-5151. AL PASCAVAGE & SONS Estimates. — n ary area. Call To'l Free r-800-662-2292. for Full/ Part time Drivers. Good person on Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays, MESSAGE Dr.r.o", 1-800.461-487I. 201 -820.1006. 908-381-90901-800-794-LEAK (5325) 9am-ipm or 3pm-7pm at Garabo Chiropractic GREGORY ZALTSSHTEIN Painter: Exlorior/ Blind Box Number $12.00 per insertion Equipment/ Good Pay. CASHIER: PART time, 11:30am-2:30pm. 1 CONTRACTOR . BEAUTICIAN/ RECEPTIONIST/ Hair dresser. Health Center, 1043 Raritan Road, Clark, NJ. 908-964-6356 ALL TRAINS W.intod Lionel, Flyor. Marx and Interior. Plaster and sheotrocking. Fully in- Monday- Friday. Apply in person. Tarantella's ADDITIONS. BATHROOMS Mar-cj-st a-d Ass.starts for salon in Union. othor rrodol trnm3. Any ago, mrriiiion. nn-our.t MELO .CONTRACTORS' sured, references. All jobs guaranteed. Froo 201-763-0008 Restaurant, 1199 Raritan Road. Clark, We offer Basic Bible Studies RUBBISH REMOVAL BEST BUY 908-686-0330. RECEPTIONIST, FULL TIME in union. Applic- I Pny Too Dollar' Turn your uGOd trains into KITCHENS BASEMENTS estimate. 201-373-9438. of the Profound Truth Cich 9CB 271-512-1 "the Homeowners Contractor" ant must be self-starter, nave some computer "WAITRESS/ WAITER. Willing to train. Excel- ATTICS DECKS " ABLE TO CLEAN UP BOOKKEEPER, Small Wiilburn Comoary DRY CLEANING- counter person, all around Additions & Alterations CLASSIFIED COMBINATION RATES ard typing skills and a pleasant phore voice. lent tips. Flexible weekdays, 5pm-8pm; Sun- Free for the asking Mow Construction Firo Restorations seeks par; time bookkeeper (or invoicing, experercod for packaging, inspection ard HUMMELS- HUMMELS- Hummels- Hummclj- ATTIC-BASEMENT-GARAGE-YARD • 908-686-0838. day. 12 noon-8pm. 908-925-3909. Deli King, ! HOUSE PAINTING Ad appears in ail 22 newspapers payatj'es. receivables, ard commissors. Ex- assembly cr wll train competent, responsible ERICA KANE what are you UD to? Find out' Coll Hummolri- Hummolu- Hummols- Hummo 5- Repairs Replacement Windows REMODELING DEBRIS 'I, Linden. ALL REMODELING INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR pe-'erce p'e'erred. 2C1-376-6676. Ask for dependable mdvidual tor full time steady posi- RECEPTIONIST, PART time/ lull time- Millburn 908-586-9898. ext. 3250. In.fosourco is a 2-> Hummols- Hummots- Hummols- Hummels- ' Docks 4 Pavers Kitchen S Baths FAST • FAIR - RELIABLE Hummols- Hunirr.els- Hummols- Hummels- Alienability & Dependability 20 words or less $20.00 per insertion Karen. tion. Call 201-376-C411. doctor's olfica. Telephone, light typing, filing. hour a day telephone information service Calls Fully Insured Properly Licensed 20 Years Experience Hummels-' Hummols- Hummols- Hummols- . No weekends. Experience preferred. Respon- WHEN REPLYING are free within your local calling .iron. Free Estimates Additional 10 words or less....$6.00 per insertion 201-402-7411. 908-245-5280 Free Estimates Fully Insured CAFETERIA HELP wanted. Sur-mit H.grv EARLY ADVERTISING DEADLINES sible, mature-minded. Call 201-467-1810. TO A M.J. PRENDEVILLE School. Dart t;me. 4/, r.curs. App'y cafeteria or STEVE ROZANSKI Recycling-Industrial Accounts Serviced Display FSaJ.es $45.00 per column inch mam o'ree or ca:l 273-1393. RECEPTIONIST. LINDEN olfice. Answer UNION COUNTY ON THE LEVEL 201-635-8815 Worrall Newspapers offices 201-372-4282 908-686-6455 phones, filing, light lypfng. Organization skills a MAX WEINSTEIN SONS, INC. General Contractor Contract Rates Available CAFETERIA HELP reeded. Hillside High CLASSIFIED.BOX NUMBER will be closed for: must. FAX resume: 908-587-1344. Leave mos- Commercial Residential School Call 9C8-3S4-923- ccntac: Maria. sage: 908-587-1292. HONEST WEIGHTS-BEST PRICES. TILE . please address envelope to: MISCELLANEOUS) Framing ' Sheet Rock " Custom Docks PAINTING & - Always Buying Scrap Metals CAPRI CAFETERIA HELP. Gaidiregr School ,n LABOR DAY RECEPTIONIST. COURTEOUS well No Job Too Big or Too Small PLASTERING CERAMIC TILE Installer. New tiles, repairs, 2.126 Morris Ava. (near 8umat) Union CALL for FREE ESTIMATE regrouting, raniod»ing, cleaning. No job too big- DEADLINES Sp'rg':e:d Caii O 1-376-' s. ASK for Ar.n. Monday, September 2, 1996 groomed and conscientious for saion in Union. MIKE COSTELLO 908-686-0330. BOX NUMBER Daily 8-5/Saturday 8-12 908-289-6425 CONSTRUCTION 25 YEARS EXPERIENCE or small. I do it all. Major credit cards accepted. Business Directory 4 p.m. Thursday CAREGlVEPy HOUSEKEEPER Maplewood ANTIQUES 908-686-8236/Since 1919 Joe Megna, 1-800-750-6622. family needs caregiver for 9 year old girl and 6 Worrall Newspapers General Contractor FREE ESTIMATES ' year old bey. Live-out, varaole schedule, We would appreciate RETAIL SALES/CASHIER DECKS Display - Space reservation 5 p.m. Friday P.O. Box 158 • LAFAYETTE MILL Antiques center Lalayette • SURFBOARDS: OLD surfboards wanted. Will DENICOLO JILE CONTRACTORS housekeeping .rcluded. Must have valid driv- your copy early: CALL: LENNY TUFANO (Sussex County) NJ. 201 -383-0065.40 friendly travel to you and pay cash Call Tom at •IMPROVE YOUR Homo with Gil." Docks. •FRAMING 'ROOFING 'ADDITIONS ers "icense. rcn-sn-.cker. geed Erglish, some Monday-Friday, flexible hours. Pleasant work- Maplewood, NJ 07040- Established 1935 Ad copy 12 Noon Monday dealers displaying affordable antiques and 201-882-7802. Basements. Wo will boat any legitimate compe- coilega a must. Exaerx-nced, references re- ' ing conditions. No experaince necessary, will •KITCHENS'BATHS 908-273-6025 Early Deadlines: quality collectibles. CAfe on premises. Closed titor's orica 908-964-83M . ' In Column 3 p.m. Tuesday ovred. "201-762-S945. train. Excellent opportunity for Mom's ani WORK AT"home. Part time $500. to $1,500 per Tuesday and Wednesday. 'Specializing In Siding S Decks Kitchens, Bathrooms, Repairs, Goutlng, others returning to work force. month, Full time $2,000 to 58,000 per month. •Bosl Prices In Dsc|(s Guaranteed STANLEY PAINTING, inlerior/ exterior. Paint- Til*.Floors, Tub Enclosures, Showersialls CARPENTERS HELPER wanted Full time, ro Trainma provided. 908-935-3486. ing, paperhanging, sheotrock, spackling, small r B-Section & Classified Display: DRIVEWAYS Free Estimates Fully Insured exDe '6"ce necessary wi-i 'ra>.r. Call Paper Pedlar, Springfield FLEA MARKET FREE ESTIMATES carpentry, tile installation, additions. American/ 9C8-96-5-836-1 Friday, 12 Noon, Aug. 30th FULLY INSURED No job too small or too large 201-376-3385 NEW NEW TESTAMENT HORIZON CONTRACTING CO.. INC. European experience. Insured. Free estimates. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT HOURS ~ : CASHIER " STAND OUT PETS • Driveways ,' 201-373-9386. -•;••- Main News: SALESPERSON: CUSTOM wood working jOUTREACH PROGRAM • Parking Lots 908-686-5550 STOCK CLERK Doe» your ad need a litile more attention? You Monday through Friday 9:00 A.M. - 5:00 P.M. Friday 5pm, Aug. 30th shop. High in cabinet and. custom furniture * ' • Belgium Block Curb 201-676-2966 can creat Ad^lrripact by using larger type. c • Sidewalks ..- PAVING reouires salesperson. Great company, great DONATIONS Full/ Par: t.rre. Retail expenence n«cessan/, all This Type size is... • All Types of Masonry > We Now Accapt AH Major Credit Cards P.O. BOX 3695, Union, NJ shilt avaiiaoie. oerelits. oye^ '3. Apoiy Shcp- ' opportunity. Please fax resume: Attention Scott DOG GROOMING SANTANGELO What's Going On: Rosen, 201-416-5454. We will call you direct, Ndad good usod furniluro or housohold DOES YOUR HOUSE Soal Coating, Rooling, Paving pers L.qucrs. 2321 Rcute 22 V/est Union. PAWS PET Grooming a Supplies. 1263 Stuy- 908-964-7666 9an-6om Monday-Friday. Pass Maxon Psn- Friday 4pm, Aug.30th 12 Point items. 30% off drivoway( sealcoating SALES. PHOTO Enthusiasts. Camera One of vosant Avonuo, Union. "Grooming That Keeps NEED A FACE-LIFT? TREE EXPERTS tiac For appointment, Dan or Seth the Tail Wagging" Call lor an appointment 40% off senior citizons Maplewood needs part time help. Call daytime. PATERNO PAVING Drlvewayway cracks our specialty. We uss BOYLE TREE SUBGERY CO. 14 Point 908-810-8585. - CALL 908-964-5050 Classified (in-cojumn): ask for Pat, 201-763-5522, ' - high grado emulsion sealor, same type used 201-676-0300 Driveways • Parking Lois CALL ESTABLISHED 1922 Tuesday 3pm, Sept 3rd SECRETARY. PART time lor law office in 'Coat Sealing on airport runways. Sorving all .of N.J. COL. DRIVERS (Tractor/ Trailer). Travel first 'Concrete Sidewalk Rosidontial, Commercial. Industrial. Call for TREE & STUMP REMOVAL class with Werner Erteronses. Vans, Flats. Union. Experience in Real Estate, Wills and 18 Point froo estimate Estates prelerred. Willing to train. "All Type Curbings Frank's PRUNING TCU's, OTR. Regional and Dedicated oppor- Have a safe and happy Labor Day MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE' 'Paving Blocks 1-800-565-6350 • tunnies. Full benefit package: First day healthy 908-964-8310. . -. • Add impact by .using larger type - ask our TREE SURGERY IN 1 - 800 - 564-8911 Classified Representative lor the type you FREE ESTIMATES FULLY INSURED Painting & Handyman Service dental. 401K. Solo, all teams and owrer- BEDROOM SET for sale. Platform bed, mat- SECRETARY WANTED: With excellent word would like for your ad. INSTRUCTIONS VOUR AC could appear here for as little as ALL ITS BRANCHES operaters we'eome, weekly pay/ settlements. tress, • nightsiands (2), mirrored headboard. 908-245-6162 908-241-3827 Small Job specialist , S14.00 per week Call for more details. Our Union Paid plates, tolls ,and scale tickets. FACTORY WORK processing and general skills. Wanted by small For low cost people-to-people advertising get Like new Asking for $890 or best olfer. Marriott's central laundry facility located in private company. Great opportunity great com- into the Classified Paqes. Call 1 -800-564-8911. Hendly classified department would be happy 908-964-9358 1-8C0-346-2818. 201-416-8351. - DRIVING.SERVICE Interior - Exterior - Repairs tc help you. Call 1-800-564-8911. CLASSIFIED POLICIES Edison/Rantan center, ;ust off exit 10 NJ pany. Please fax resumes: Attention Mrs. DOES YOUR child have vocal talent? Learn a Windows • Glass Replacement - Carpentry WOOD STACK Tree Service, local tree com- Turrpike is currently hinng 3rd shift part time Lester 201-416-5454. BICYCLE. Schwinn Probe mountain. ATB CHILD CARE/ Housekeeper- Warm, caring solid, healthy technique with a teacher/ Broad- HANDY HELPERS Son/ico. If you can't do it, Fully Insured Froo Estimates pany. All types of tree work. Free estimatos. LINE ATTENDANTS. No expenence neces- man's black bike. Rolled stool frame, 26", All classified advertising is payable in advance. perscr, needed 27> to 3 days a week for rouse FREE Information! way poriormer. Froo evaluation. Tricia. maybe we can. Doctors, vets, airports. Drop- Senior Citizen discount. Immediate service. san/. Applicants should apply in person: 18-speed. Quick release wheels, excellent PLUMBING cleaning and some child care. Must have 201-763-3341. off, pick-up. Minor household chores, deliver Insured. Froo wood chips. 908-276-5752.' conditon. Originally paid $375. Asking bost -We accept Visa and MasterCard* You may also mail referertc«>, own iranspcwjon. Car sr»lsrrod. - SECRETARY . .-:--: oockages locally. Reliable. Courteous. - 908-241-3849 Ncn-scrnker.-Call 201-762-4458 L oiler. Call 201-566-0921. GCJfTAn fNSTRUCTiON by V Professional BLEIWEIS MARRIOTT/NJTS Part time secretary lor Legal Department of Guitarist. Over 25 years experience. Beginners 908-355-3208 your ad with payment (check'or money order) to us. Major Financial Services Corporation. i-6pm "Z 686-9898 PLUMBING & HEATING . CHILD CARE needed m my Union home. Must BUNK BEDS. Solid wood, never usod. in the through advanced. All ages welcome. GENERAL REPAIRS, carpentry, painting, wall- Use Your Card... 65 Mayliald Avenua, Edison Monday-Friday. Excellent word processing YOUR AD could appear here for as little as • All lypos homing sysloms. installod and sorvicod. have own transportation. Good pay for respcr- box. Cost S350. Sell $135. cash. Call 908-810-8424. papering, plastering, leaders, gutters, win- or come into one of our offices to place your ad. (908) 225-0512 skills using Microsoft Word and Excel required. and enter, a four digit $14.00 per week. Call for more details. Our •Gas nol waior hoaior able perscr... Call QC8-85'-247i. after 6pm. 201-812-8349. dows, doors, roofing. All expertly done. No job •Baihroom &_Silch UNION COUNTYWIDE CLASSIFIED THURSDAY, AUGUST 29, 1996 — PAGE B15 Estate ••••^••••»W_H__M-_H-_H_M_a_M-H-H-H--H-^^ REAL ESTATE FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE APARTMENT TO RENT APARTMENT TO RENT Automotive] BARGAINS ON oovernment lorclosod homos. GOVERNMENT FORECLOSED homes for UNION-2 and 3 Bodroom apartments; REAL BUSINESS ELIZABETH Save up to 50% or more. Minimum or now down ponnios on $1.00. Delinquent tax, Ropo's,' AUTO WANTED UNUSUAL AVAILABILITY $005/month and up plus ulililios. West Chest- pnymont. Repossessed properties solif daily. REO's. Your aroa. Toll froo 1-800-898-9778 AUTO FOR SALE . AUTO FOR SALE AUTO FOR SALE AUTO WANTED nut area; convenient to Routes 22/24 and ext. H-5139 lor current listino.3. ESTATE Listings availablo nowl 1-800-338-0020 oxton- 1982 CAMARO, V-8, automatic, fully loaded, 1988 DODGE CARAVAN, LE V-fl, all powor, 1989 MERCURY GRAND Marquis, power OPPORTUNITIES, 1 BEDROOM EFFIC. FROM $575 Parkway. Call CHESTNUT REALTY, Broker, ABLE PAYS TOP $$$ IN CASH $$$WE pAyTQ p DQLLAR$$$ slon 199. ; T-top, 2 owner car, original, 63K. Good condi- air, am-lm, tintod olass, 7 passongor, (jood windows, power locks, cruise control, silver Moat/Hot Water Indudod 908686-1680. "All real ostat* advertised horoln Is AUTOMOTIVE j G tion. $1750 best oiler or 908-206-0S8O or -condition. Asking $4,200. Call 908-925-6548. gray, real nice. 89i000 miles. $5000. Call Rolinishod Hardwood Floors ' bubject to the Fcdiral Fair Housing Act, BERKSHIRES- BEAUTIFUL Vacation Homos For All 4 Wheel Drives StOOO'S POSSIBLE ronding books. Pan limo. SHORE PROPERTY 20;-566-9851. 201-7620178. 554 Wosiminstor Avonuo UNION. 3 ROOMS, newly carpolod and' which makes it Illegal to advertise any and Building Lots. Homos from low $200's. Lots For Your Junk Car Al homo. Toll Iroo 1-BOO-898-9770 oxlonsion Call For Appointmont painted. No pets. Availablo September 1SL from around $17,000 wo also build Jo suit. Call BRICK/' SHORE" ACRES. Wondorlul lagoon DREAM MACHINES • oot a picture olyour par? CARS, TRUCKS ind VANS preference, limitation, or discrimination 1984 NISSAN, 200 SX.aulomatic, gray, 84,000 R-7953 tor listings. ' 908-355-3913 $650.00 monlhly, plus utilities. Call weekdays 908-382-0040 ovonlngs homo, 2 bodrooms, onclosod porch, fireplace, CARS UNDER $150. All models. Seized and Run II lor 4 weeks, only $40. Call Classified at 24 Hour Service. Call: based on raco, color, roligion, sox, handi- AUTO DEALERS auctioned by DEA, FBI, IRS; trucks, boasts, milos. Original owner. Good condition. $1,500. 908-687-0062. __ cap, familial status, or national origin, or 201-992-9881. now central heat and air. now bulkhead, and 800-564-8911 (or details. StOOO'S POSSIBLE typing. Part lime. Al homo. IRVINGTON, UPPER. Spacious 1 bedroom • computers, furniture and moro. Availablo your 908-925-8662. FREE PICK UP 7 DAYS Intonllon to make any such proloronco, wator hootor, Immaculatot $146,900. Coach- • Toll Iroo 1-B00-898-9778 oxlonsion T-7953.for opartmont in woll kopt olovator building. Crodit UNION. 4 ROOMS. $700 por month. Heat, gas combor Roalty, 908-477-7766 or SMYTHE VOLVO arpa. Call nowl 1-800-451-0050 oxlonsion 1989 FORD ECONOLINE-150 van. 109.000 limitation, or discrimination. FREE COPY of +(0010 Proviow". Soo hun- 1988 NISSAN 300-ZX. Attractive white sports 908-688-7420 (ippllication roquirod, Callo 201-374-2479 or and electric supplied. 1 month security re- 201-763-6420. .C198. • - '•• •• "- ' '" • • • miloa. Good work horse. Call John weekdays. listings, ______"Wo will not knowingly accopt any ad- EXCLUSIVE 201-371-9723. • quired. Availablo October 1st. Call drods of homos for oalo in Monmouth, Ocean 9:30AM-4:30PM, 201-429-8102. car, T-topa, 2*2. automatic, upgraded stereo. 1-800-953-9328 HOTTEST BIZ in USA $100,000* computor O08-B51-00G2. vortlslng for real ostato which Is In violation and Middlesex CountiOB. Call Prosslo VOLVO DEALER 1987 CHEVROLET MONTE Carlo SS. Excel- 75,000 miles, good condition. $3,500. Call rololod, publicly ownod manufacturer of child- KENILWORTH, LUXURY 2 bedroom, opart-. of tho'law. All porsons a'r* h»reby Inlormod 908-918-1000 touch "star" 6050, loavo namo. 32B Morris Avonuo Summit lont conditionl Loadodl V8, cruise, tilt wheel, 19*71 FORD MUSTANG white convertible, 201-325-7579. nn OUT-OF-STATE 908-688-2044 MOTORCYCLES FOR SALE —mil's sufiwaiu uiimua. awKs Unntar for yow """11 %7 P"f -nnntfi plno nlililim 1 rflnnlh I IMirvj K nnOM nnnlrnt Avnilnhln Orlnhnr that all dwntllngs advertised are• available power windows, air conditioning, mag whools, good Condition. Asking $4,000. Call security. Availablo Soptombor 1st. Call 1 st, Idoal for couplo, no pots. $825 por month, on an equal opportunity basis." . MAINE- MOOSEHbAD Lnko Hosort rogion, 1 -n38T-Nt9SAN'30OZX. Pull» loaded, T-tupa, aroa. Part timo/full time. No cxporjonco/ soiling AM/FM cassetlo, rear dolrost, alarm, 74K jig-jiz-yjau or aji-/B3-iw, 1981 YAMAHA CHAPPY, Mint condition, liko plus utilitios, security, 908-687-6120. GOVERNMENT FORECLOSED homos for watorlront acroago. camps, homos, commer- mint condition, all maintenance records kept. WANT CLASSIC or luxury automobile. Will required. Minimum investment roquirod. 276-1033. Leavo mossarjo. AUTHORIZED milos. $8200/ best Olfer. 201-763-7397. now. 5,000 milos. Asking $325. Call CEMETERY PLOTS pennies on $1. Delinquent tax, ropo's REO's. cial properties. Lots, 4 Seasons Properties. 1991 FORD TAURUS Wagon. Air, AWFM, 4 113K highway miles. $6700/ bost oiler. Don, Irade waterfront lot in Pinehurst, NC. Call Dan 1-800-169-1843. 908-686-9242. MAPLEWOOD, ORCHARD Road. Groat loca- UNION. Availablo October 1st, very clean 1 Your aroa. Toll freo 1-800-898-9778 oxtonsion Ownor financing. Froo catalogs: Ross Roalty FACTORY SERVICE 1987 CHEVROLET STATION Wagon. White, door, champagne color, now tiros, mint condl- 908-688-3213. "; 1-800-982-6903. tion. 2 bedrooms with dining room. 1st floor, bedroom apartment. $850, heat, hot wator 2 DOUBLE PLOTS: Hollywood Memorial, H-7261 current listings. V-6, automatic, now tires. Transportation car. lion, 55,800. Call 201-383-9866. LOOKING FOR somolhing dilforonil Stan your $1.500 each. Call 201-377-4968. 1-207-695-2289. LONG TERM LEASING laundry, riDat includod, rofrigorator, many ex- supplied, 1 month security. \No pets. Reasonably pricod. Call'altor 7pm, 1990 NISSAN MAXIMA, white, automatic, own business with unique health products. 1985 HONDA ACCORD LX, powor steorlng, Iras. $1.100 201-761-0174.. 008-245-5237. 908-687-1606. power steering/ brakes/ windows/ locks, sun- Work from home, full or part limo. Send long 2 PLOTS FOR Sale. Hollywood Momorial Park, powor brakes, air conditioning, sunroof, good.. AUTO FOR SALE . rool, Bose am/lm tape, car phone, 93.000K. S.A.S.E. lor information to: Morchandiso Spo- MAPLEWOOD- SMALL furnishod attic studio, dpsirablo section. $1,200 each or best olfor. condition. Asking $2,500. Call 908-925-6548.' 1985 CHEVY CAPRICE Wagon- Automatic, air $8,300. Call 201-992-5904. cials, P.O. Box 261, Hillside, NJ, 07205. .. Victorian homo, privato ontranco. Security, APARTMENT TO SHARE 610-252-3290. 1976 CADILLAC ELDORADO Convertible. conditioning, lull power," third ooat, 67,000 TEDESCO Triple whito, ovoryttifng worXs, oxcollont mo-' 1992 iSUZU AMK3O, 53,000 mileB, air condi- includes: parking, washor, dryer, utilnios, air. HILLSIDE- SALEM Avenuo. Furnishod 2 bod- CEMETERY PLOT at Hollywood Momorial. 4 REALTORS 'miles, doon car, $1,995. Call 908-272-4132 pool. S600+ socurity 201-762-8518. chanically. noods body and paint, but still gets tioning, sun roof, AM/FM and cassolto, now 1995NISSAN SENTRAGXE. Waranteod. MAKE MONEY/ savo money with Amcall! room apartment in 2 family houso. $400 doublo graves. Section 19. Valued at $10,200, alter 5pm. looks. $3.9S0. 201-731-2783. . tires, buy or assume loaso. Call 201-386-1574. 5-speed, power, anti-lock, cruise, AM/FM cas- Evorylimo a long distance call is made somo- monthly plus '/• utilities. 352-5001. asking $8,600. Call 908-879-5358. one ma^cs money. Why not you1 10 cents MAPLEWOOD. 1 bodroom, 2nd floor Condom- 1987 CHEVY CAVELIER. Automatic, 119,000 sette, air. Mim. 12,000 miles. $10,900/ negoti- 1985 PONTIAC 6,000 LE, 2.8 automatic, 1987 JAGUAR XJ6- 66,000 milos, Mooroland able. 201-762-5525 before 9pm; mtnuto. rosidontial/ business. Call inium Apartment noar Maplewood pool. Laun- UPPER MONTCLAIR, September 1st. 2 bod- TWO DOUBLE plots in Hollywood Momorial, milos. air-conditioner. Now valves, tires, ex- overdrive, power ovorylhing, auiso, tilt, air, groon, sunroof, garagod, good condition. Ask- 201-503-6672. 609-234-7690. _ dry facilities and parking available* Plonty of rooms. 2 bathrooms, washer, dryer, dis- Union. NJ, valued at $3,400. Asking 2,700 or haust system, radiator, alternator, etc. Good am-fm, oxccllonl condition, i04Kmilos nroon storage, heal and hoi water included. $800 por hwashor, oil streot parking, air, backyard. best offer. Moving to Florida 609-597-6624. transportation. $975.00. Call 908-687-6137. ing $8,000. Can bo soon Saturdays and Sun- $1,700. 90B-851-927.1. ' MONEY-4-LIFE. Bo your own boss. Create month. Availablo October 15th, possibly $700, security roauirod. 201-783-2014. days, 10am-5pm. 201-429-9725. 1990 NISSAN SENTRA- White. 5-speed. air, sooner. Coll 201-762-5985. Loavo message: LAND FOR SALE • UNION 1984 CHEVY CAVALIER Wagon. Automatic, CD player, low mileage, new dutch, new your own life. Share global vision. Free training. AUTO SPECIAL - $2 )VER STOCKED1 TERMS FROM Personifying poetry Back in time again Utilizing water •SELECTION! ACURA NO MONEY DOWN! Summit resident Edvyard Conti Trailside nature center will host The Utilities Authority turns will be one of 29 poets joining 15th annual Harvest Festival to water to generate revenue foundation event. See Page B3. later this month. See Page B1. for the incinerator. See Page 3. —irr (— n- x »i x* - SPRINGHF.LD ACURA 1196 NE» 1996 ACURA INTEGRA -i~ :- i— -:•• ^ BEAN , SPORTS COUPE & 4-DOOR SEDAN ACURAOWNER. AUTHORIZED 3-Dr., Pow. Stg/Disc Brks/Wins., SALES • ~~ and receive OUTLET AM/FM/Stereo/Cass., Pow. Ant., $1000 IN NEW JERSEY Tinted GIs, Dual Air Bags, Frnt. ^fter you make your FOR YEARS... Whl Drve, Fuel Inj, 16-Valve 4-cyl. "Your Best Source For Community Information" We do it with best deal!! PRICE, DOHC, 5-Spd. Std. Trans./Opt Auto Trans, avail. LOADED! A , i •:. •;; .if.'- • VWce looking Seeking a •DONNELLY. MARGARET MOSKOWITZ, ROBERT 130 NORTH AVE, HILLSIDE TRIMUELL, JESSE UNKNOWN, MALAGA ARE YOU THE ONE??? All calls answered. BOX 12950 27 LOOKER ST, HILLSIDE MOTT. ELIZABETH 244 E 1ST AV..ROSELLE TRISCOUPIS, GEORGE 53". a little over weight. If you are relationship with an anractive'intei''- smoker with a sense of humor. Enjoy Looking (or an older woman lor f nend- DORSEY. KATHLEEN 547 E THIRD ST, ROSELLE 1150 E. JERSEY ST., ELIZABETH sports, walchmg movies, dining out. ship. romance and dating leading \o MSB IND. 1357 LIBERTY AVE. HILLSIOE TRYON, AUSTIN 1050 NORTH AVE, ELIZABETH OPEN FOR NEW IDEAS honest and need a good woman, look gent woman who is kind and has a- 46 year old. professional, single gay CURIOUS FEMALE DUDKEIWICZ. MARIANNA 517 WALNUT ST. ROSELLE PARK URBANCIK, JOSEPH muS"C. parks, malls, and (lea markets. marriage. I'm a gentleman in my 40s EATON, JEROME MUKAI, KYOKO 26 BROOK ST, BERKELEY HEIGHTS 2273 CONCORD ROAD. SCOTCH PLAINS 37 year old black single lemale and a no further! I just want to have some j good sense ol humor. BOX 37556 white male. 5'8" and weigh about 150 Smgle tu". figured. 19 year oid Bi curi- 673 MORRIS AVE. SPRINGFIELD J -MULLIGAN, AGNES J27-CHILTON.HALL, ELIZABETH . _. . . USKURENAS, MARY . Are vou open, honest and communi- who enjoys the museum, picnics, the ECONOMIC BENEFITS CO. RP 1111 CENTRAL AVE. WESTFIELD VALDIVIA. DANIEL 301 W 16TH ST, LINDEN parent. enjoy.QUiet evenings at home. . lun. so give me a call BOX 13502 pounds Have brown hair and blue ous b'ack.fernale.Looking .'or a Bi EDGE, RICHARD MURDOCK, DAVID 635 SPRINGFIELD AVE, SUMMIT UNKNOWN STARTING SLOW* cate'well'' Caii"'BOX 38885 outdoors, sport's and'more BOX" 460 GROVE ST. RAHWAY MURPHY. MARQARET 110 CARLTON AVENUE, JERSEY CITY • VALENTE. CATHERINE movies, walks in the park, dinner "eyesrtW negative ar.d healthy Look- curious oiac* 'en"a:e. '9 to 24 to fe ELI. COHEN ELMORA AVENUE. ELIZABETH VALENT1. FRAMK 601 MADIS ST, WEST NEW YORK ART LOVER 27 year, old single professional male. ELMORA HEARING AID CENTER . MURPHY, MARY 180 WILDWOOD AVE. TRENTON 601 MADISON ST. WEST NEW YORK dates, and movies. Looking for a tall. REFINED GENTLEMAN 11415 " m.g for a sincere, discreet., gay white j me ,ul,,,, ,3ntas,es. Enjoy spots 327 HALSEY AVE.. UNION NALEPA. MARY 775 N BROAD ST. ELIZABETH VALERIO, FRANK • professional black man. for friendship 40 year okj white prolessional. who non smoker and non drinker. Enjoy ENRIQUEZ, CARLOS 25 D MRAVLAQ MANOR, ELIZABETH . VASTA, CHARLES 1321 LINDER ST. CAMDEN ; 20 year old Italian male, non smoker, ARE YOU THE ONE??? maie age 40 to 55. who has we saW ' shop(),ng 4™ rr.n,a-Lre 5o« anc ERNST, HELEN NARCISCO. KIMBER 111 NORTH AVE. CRANFORD .' 318 SOUTH ST. ELIZABETH and possible long term relationship. "enjoys an and music. Wish to meet a swimming.- traveling, movies, music qualities. Want a caring friendship. ; „„., nx ngnq ' " 143 RACE. ELIZABETH NEWARK DIAG RAD PA, • VASTARINO, QIANVARIO i non dnnker. college educated and 21 year old male. 6' and 197 pounds more aBOX 13909 ESCOBAR. ARTURO RE: KAREN NUNALLY-Oe/28/80 115 HUGHES, HACKEN3ACK Musi be drug free, disease free, fami- professional male who is interested in and going out. etc Seeking single le- 247 ORCHARD ST. ELIZABETH 777 WALNUT AVE. CRANFORD VELBINQER, WILHELMINE ; very outgoing. Seeking a smgle white Enjoy sports, readfng, writing and leading to a possible long term re'a- ESTATE OF JOHN J OKE. PO BOX 23, LINDEN VINACOUR, 550 MARSHALL ST. ELIZABETH ly oriented, and enjoy similar interests a relationship. If you want a sweel male (or fun and friends, eventually LETS BE CURIOUS EXXON 53. FCU NIZNEK, JOHN 160 THIRD ST, ELIZABETH . 9 CORNELL ROAD. CRANFORD ; female. 19 to 25. to spend some time more Looking fqr a female who is tionahip, BOX 14283 2 FERN ST, ROSELLE NOEL, WILLINE VINTON, LUCILLE as mine. BOX 13945 and canng woman.ihen give me a call leading into a relationship BOX 37669 20 year old. 5'10". Bi curous D'ack FABIANO. ILARIO 12 DEBARV PL. SUMMIT 43O ELIZABETH AVE, ELIZABETH VOGEL. 83 REMSEN ST, RIDQEWOOD • with grve me a call! BOX 36467 smart, intelligent and beautiful. If SINCERE AND CARING FA1RBROTHER. BONNIE NOLAN, MICHAEL . 350 HAMILTON ST, RAHWAY 822 HARDING STREET, WESTFIELD BOX 10474 female seeking a well rounded Bi curi- UNION COUNTY WELFARE BOARD OATES, JESSIE VOIGT. JOHN ARE YOU you're interested, please leave a mes- 43 year o'd. single gay white profes- FALCONER. MARQARET BRIDGE ST ' 52 CENTER ST, HILLSIDE VOLINO, ELIZABETH 500 MORRIS AVENUE. SPRINGFIELD IS THIS VOU? I LETS TRAVEL ous female Friendship first then pes- OHARA. MABEL 852 PENNINGTON ST, ELIZABETH 17 FAUKNER DR. WESTFIELD BE HONEST 18 year old male who enjoys music. sage BOX 12824 sional male, 5 9", 160 pounds. Drown FEE. ANNA 123 JACQUES ST, ELIZABETH OHLSON, RUTH J/ORRATH.JCLARA 18 year old female, 5*7'. 135 pounds r sibie relationship BOX 15634 40 DEHART PL, ELIZABETH C/O KLEES 40 year'old single woman : ' 29 year oid single white male. 6 3'. 220 ha,' . blue eyes, healthy, good looking FE^TRFEEr^ATRtCCK 123 JACOUES ST. ELIZABETH—- - ' - 'OLEARY; JOHN "'• •-• • • 215"ORCHATHrST, CRANFORD—7— •" : Jnte/ested intyn^ano^qutgoing, guy s .;s£0iirias,..See.luP,8 single .backj:r_hjs:. FEITON, ALMA 364 MONROE AVE, KENILWORTH 74 FOREST DW. SPRINUFIELU" * " ' "' ' between the ages of 18'and 23. BOX7 ,.-ar>0 4«m Seeking a stncero canog- ORENSTEIN, KENNETH 446 W MINISTER AVE, ELIZABETH , WAGNER, THERESSA 600 W ELIZABETH AVE, LINDEN 1 Danic female, 30 and 40 years oid. wno 1 FEMAN. M 1088 SALEM ROAD. UNION OSULLIVAN, PATRICK WALTER, FRED 14340 teoys and is ready for a long term should mee .. BOX 15825 \_ 'Headship- 'eading to a poss'b'e long : 57". single white female age 27 FERRARO. MARIO 422 ROANOKE RD, WESTFIELD 208 5TH AVE. BROOKLAND erjoys long wa'ks. the mountains, trav- r APT #47 OVERLOOK HOSPITAL, 80 BEAUVOIR AVENUE. SUMMIT WASHINGTON. M 745 PEARL STREET relationship. Must be honest and wli- • term relationship Want someone age i Looking for someone to en;oy r-atu e 417 MORRIS AVE. SUMMIT OWENS, LAURIE 2303 WESTFIELD AVE. SCOTCH PLAINS 3A, ELIZABETH . HONEST WOMAN IS THIS YOU?????, el rg. and ta'ki-g on the phone Look- outdoors, dancing, music, etc Want '. FICKEN. DOROTHY GROVE COURT BOULEVARD. UNION CITY OWENS, MARK ing to have lun. BOX 10578 I 40 to 55 30X 15469 • 2303 WESTFIELD AVE, SCOTCH PLAINS WEBB, KENNETH 40 HILLSIDE AVE. SPRINQFIELD Single white female. 21 years old. 1 am m search o! the 40 sorre'.hr.g ing lor a long '.t-rr. relationship Smok- someone age 21 to 32 BOX 37011 FINE. BARBARA 6 MEAOOWVIEW LN. BERKELEY HTS PACHEO. MARGARITA i! —"-. ' UNION COUNTY MAN • FINK, FLORENCE 52 WOODLAND DR. ROSELLE WEBBER. CHARLES 224 HIGH ST. ELIZABETH brown hair with hazel eyes, 5'1O". IS THIS YOU? year old woman who-longs to' a ta ers are fine a"d .f you Irve m Essex SEEK A SINCERE LADY 1500 IRVING ST PACKARD. ELON UNKNOWN, WEBER. JEANNE 131 ORCHARD. ELIZABETH I FITNESS ORIENTED CO RAHWAY SVGS AC 26235. RAHWAY PALUMISSO; ROSA sweet and shy. Enjoy movies, danc- 46 year OKI black female. 5'8". 130 athlete built male, who is disease ar-d Cou"?/. ever i>eKe'' 3OX 36497 43 year old bi white professional. 223 CENTER ST, ELIZABETH WEIDEN8URNER FRANCIS 104 W ELM ST. LINDEN 51 year old. 5'10' male Look'ng for 510' and we'gn 165 pcunds. I.am, Attractive, single oia# lemaie '_cc'«- FIORE. LILLIAN 307 OHIO ST. UNION PAONE, WEIQAND, ELIZABETH 238 WINANS AVE. HILLSIDE ing, camping, clubs, and quiet times pounds. Seeking a single black maie. drug free to spend those specal qj.et FIORE. MARIA 360 SPRINGFIELD AVENUE P O B 1 LETS TALK an average wonan with, a tnm or. me- * "earthy, a rpn srr-oier and moderate ;. pg-or ai at'ec'.'0-a'.e. attract•••» 'e—- 307 OHIO ST. UNION 8. BERKELY HEIGHTS WEISBAKER. FRED 528 WALNUT ST. ELIZABETH Seeking male. 18 to 21. must be tail. over 5' 1V. weighmgno more than 190 times with. II this is you. leave your FIORLETTI. MARY - 415 MAPLE AV. ELIZABETH S'ng'e white px'ess ona' '"ale ti~an- dium shape lor companionship Ervcy dnr.ne' Looking tc a d'Scraet fnena- j 'n r;e s;-g'e 'ema'e wxj has a gcoa • FIRMINO, CARLOS PARANA. MARY 120 W JERSEY ST APT 3Q, ELIZABETH WEISBAKER, FRED 628 JACKSON ST. ELIZABETH sweet, honest and looking for love. pounds, for Inendship that could lead name and number... BOX 16024 125 JAMES ST, HILLSIDE PARCELS. FRANCES 445 3RD AVE. GARWOOD WELFORD. PRESTON 1027 WILLIAM ST. ELIZABETH c-a iy secure 29 years o-a! 510'. u,m '.ong walks, camping, dmmg out a**J ' sh.o w:tn a Di or gay wr 'e male, age I sense at hurr.or ara enjoys "ea'." ard FLANAGAN. THOMAS ' 127 PARKER RD. ELIZABETH BOX 36529 ' into long term relationship Only sen mucrtmorg. BOX 14V50 rv FORBERGER, GUSTAVE PARENTE. VINCENT 26 BARRIS STREET, PATTERSON WELLET. ANNA 525 LOCUST AVE. HILLSIDE , STEP RIGHT UP Drown hair a"d Diue eyes H";oy mov- ' 40 '.o 55 Wan; &omeo e -wno is sin- li'.ness Yrn outgoing, inend'7 open 149 HARVARD AVE. HILLSIDE PARRA, PAZ - 7 AUBREY ST. SUMMIT WELLET. CATHERINE 525 LOCUST AVE. HILLSIDE ous minded males need asply BOX | Tell/handsome, single w^'e male. 33. i es. ior-o. waJks, concerts, mcv.es. dm- . rrimdeo ana ^o! atf'aio :o :ry new FORBERGER. MARIA 133 HOLLYWOOD AVE. HILLSIDE POISED POSITIVE AND 1524a 1 CHANCE OF A LIFETIME cere r-cre5t and not confused' BOX PATTERSONL JOHNNIE 1784 WALKER AVE. UNION WELLMAN. GRACE 237 CRAWFORD >L, ELIZABETH ' | 5'i'd.'. Like d'nnef and'dincig, mov- ;ig out a.-M wiili-q to try new things ! rvngs BOX 13679 FORBERGER. MARIE 23 PAUL ST. HtLLSlUt WELLMAN. ROBERT 237 CRAWFORD PL. ELIZABETH Playful white-professional female with 35 yea' old. divorced Ita' an ma.e. 6. 15733 FORREST. WILLIAM PEARSALL, THOMAS 156 MOUNTAIN AVE. SUMMIT ARE YOU THE ONE? ; >es. swimming aio quiet romance Seeking s^r.g'.e c- 3 vcrced female 20 320 WALNUT ST. ELIZABETH PENDER. JOHN 851 SHERIDAN AVE. ELIZABETH WENTRAUB AND ENGLESTEIN MD 75. EAST MCFARLAN STREET. DOVER substance. 300 pounds. 510" tail,- 185 pounds Enjoy music coc^ng ; PRETTY FORSTER. DOROTHY 1216 KAIQHAR AVE. CAMDEN WETZEL. HOWARD C/O EQUITABLE 23 year old. smgle white European • T ™*es Seektrig a sing'e wh^te female. lo 40 -ace. height we-gntand'e'-g-on n CONTROL ME FORTUNATO, A PENDER. REBECCA 851 SHERIDAN AVE. ELIZABETH green eyes and dark hair. Seeking an 'o g walks, bowling, long dr'ves to no- 1 27 ea' o.'d gay white 'errae cetty 327 PALMER, ELIZABETH J>ENDERQRASS, J UNKNOWN. PO BOX 5730. CLARK female. I am attractive, smart aid ro-' ages 25 lo 37 with s.m.lar interests col important, as :c"g as yoj are a , Sjfir-'ssn/e Bi wnite rra!e. 40 5'8" v FRANCABANDERA, MARIA 423 E JERSEY ST, ELIZABETH " PERRICONE, ROSE WHITLEY. ROSE 335 LAFAYETTE ST. LINDEN intelligent, sensitive, prolessional and where, movies and much mere LOOK- I ard 'eminire. about 5'4: and'i25ios. FRANCESCO. EDWARDWDE 1286 BISCAYNE BLVD. UNION tall male. 40 to 55, lor a long term mantic. Seeking a single while profes- ; Non smokers socai arirners okay n.ce ge'son BOX 36949 and 185 pour-os I'm dean cut, d'ug UNKNOWN PETERSON, JEROME 737 3 PARK ST. ELIZABETH WHITNEY. LOUISE 176 GERMONDS RD. WEST NEW YOFtK 1 ing for an honest female. 28 to 32, for j En;oy an movies, music darc^g. tne FRONZ. ADA 212 CHARLOTTE. ROSELLE PARK WILCOX. RICHARD relationship. No leeders. no games sional male age 26 to 32. wr-o is mar- i New Jersey 'es de-vs criy BOX a possible long term reiat'or.sh p Se- ana disease free Looking for a domi- FUHRMAN. ROBERT PETRAUZK1, MARY 178 FRONT ST. ELIZABETH 1 aSPRINQFIELD AVE. SUMMIT ; LET ME SPOIL YOU . I ocean and quiet nrres Seeking a pret- 552 WESTFIELD AVE. WESTFIELD 108 PULASKl STREET, ELIZABETH WILLIAMS, JOHN 11 CRANE ST. ELIZABETH arid no inmates. BOX 37634 riage minded BOX 15519 . 12008 rious inquires onfy BOX 37302 nant Bi or Gay rra'e. of any age or GALLICK, GREGORY PETRILKA, WALTER WILLIAMS, KATIE Sing'e orofess-'orai ira ar male. 5 7', I r/gay wh'te femaie. 18 plus. with, sirrv 2780 MORRIS AVE STE 2C. UNION 828 MONMOUTH ST. LINDEN 30B IVY PLACE. METUCHEN r •ace. 'or good limes ana fnendshiD GANNON, MAUDE .. PETROWICH, LOUIS WILSON. THEODORE KNOW HOW TO HAVE FUN 165 pounds brown -a- a d beautiful GASCO, FRANK UNKNOWN. ELIZABETH PETROZZIELLO. J 744 STONE STREET. RAHWAY FPA INC WHERE ARE YOU? CUTE GAL LETS GET TOGETHER BOX 11811 i Jar interests. No drugs' BOX 36673 i APART ADO 42-12 PIAZZA. LAURA 27 QLENSIDE AVE APT A3, SUMMIT 505 MORRIS AVE. SPRINGFIELD Divorced while attractive female and Seeking a white male age 18 to 21 Professional, attractive male. ^5'7". Drown eyes Am verv cassionate. ro-- 36 year old. single white prolessiora LOS NINOS, SANTO DOMINGO PLAUKA. ALAN 1171 ELIZABETH AVE. ELIZABETH WOERNER, JOHN 1651 FRANK ST, SCOTCH PLAINS r •Aorkout. m -great shape Seek.ng le- •ranlic a"d very hor-'est Looking for SEEKING A PARTNER " GAVIN. ROBERT 300 CEDAR ST. GARWOOD POLEWSKA. ANNA 42 S SECOND. ELIZABETH WOJTOWICZ. VICTOR 304 PLAINFIELD AVE, RAHWAY mother of one child is m search of. who enjoys art. music and sia gaz- male wno enjoys going to malis ara SPORTS PARTNERS/FRIENDS GAY, DARRYL 342 MONMOUTH RD, ELIZABETH WOLF. ETHEL professional while male. 31 to 40. who mg I am a whne lemale. age 18 BOX -na'e who is attractive a"d fit. knows someone to nave fun with someone dihmg out Looking for a single fe- Prolessional 48 year old Bi white PORTILLO. E 1365 FREEMAN PLACE, ELIZABETH 338 MARSHALL ST. ELIZABETH Call 1-900-788-2400 GAZZOLA. JOSEPH 646 MARSHALL ST. ELIZABETH POWELL. ELIOT 114 SECOND ST. FANWOOD WOLF, MAGDALENA 338 MARSHALL ST. ELIZABETH is cute, romantic, sensitive, mature. 36551 now to rave a good time ard war-is I car treat right and spoil BOX 37020 male. 25 to 35. wro is interested m a male. 511'. 165 pounds and in good GEORGE, KENNY 207 N WALNUT ST, E ORANGE PRATHER. : WOD, ALFRED . UNKNOWN. ELIZABWETH someone SDeoa: in ner life BOX shape En,oy classical music, reading $1.99 per min. 715 PINE ST. ROSELLE WOODSIDE, C levJei headed, financially secure and SINCERE MALE serious relationship BOX 12353 GERIBO, ALBERT 444 N BROAO ST, ELIZABETH PRATHER. ALLENCIA 715 PINE STREET, ROSELLE 1005 WESTMINSTER AVE. HILLSIDE COMPANION AND FRIEND 12283 and swimming Looking for a similar iNot for couples seeking. > QIAVA. REQINA 196 BROWNING AVE, ELIZABETH WOODWARD. LEON 2 ST. CAMDEN does not forget holidays, BOX 12649 Divorced while male m rrrd 40's. 5'6". PROKOP, ANNA 2165 ST GEORGES AV. RAHWAY Smoking, occasional social drinking. LETS RELAX mascul °e partner for gorf and more ycur ad will not be accepteo GIBBONS. RUTH WATER ST. GLEN DORA 786 PINEWOOD RD. UNION WRIGHT, DIANA 1036 FALLS TER. UNION SEEKING SPECIAL LADY with a great sense of humor. Enjoy GIBBONS. EDITH 58 SUMMIT RD. ELIZABETH PULEO, CARRIE WRIGHT, SUZANNE 1036 FALLS TERR. UNION LIVE LIFE TO FULLEST attractive, full figured, chi'dless, di- Tall. Afncar.Amencanmalelookng lor BOX 13205 OUINN, MICHAEL 209 OAK LN, CRANFORD 27 year did single white male. 61' mov.es'ard having a.good time. Seek- NEW TO AREA GIBSON, ROSIE PROVINCE LINE RD. HOPEWELL RADIOLOGY ASSOC PA. 777 WALNUT AVE, CRANFORD WYCKOFF. EDITH BROAD. WESTFIELD 49 year old single white female. 57'. vorced black female age 42 Love po- a fun loving, caring single woman who hmnntiB and great sense of humor.'I etrv music, short stones, cook.no Drown lair- with green eyes. Enjoy ex- ing a Ahite female m mid 30's to early likes to lock back and relax tf you just DOWN TO EARTH MALE Single white lemale. age 21. Enjoy 38 WALL ST. CRANFORD HAUUVIUH. ANNie JOHN" . 1 RAHNENFUHRER, S 21 PARK DRIVE, KENILWORTH enjoy movies, (lea markets, long walks travel, etc. Looking (or someone wno erciS""g. A'orKir.g out, restaurants. 'leu me okey. I Bin a ' ike having a good time ;ren g,ve me 3uo whito moio 27 6 and GILLARD. MARTHA 906 E BALTIMORE-AVE. LINDEN YEMMA, MARY' 1 RALPH. FRANCES 1170 BROAD ST, ELIZABETH GESTON AVE, RARITAN movies arx) iust having a good time 'too BOX 38573. ! pounds. Looking for arotfief Bi cur- dancing, etc. Looking for men and GILLMAN. ALBERT 1530 LIBERTY AV. HILLSIDE RAMOS, RAUL YORK. ELEANOR 26 MAIN. ALLOWAY and being with that special someone doesn't play games, for an open hon- a call. BOX 12356 GILLMAN, SARAH ' 1530 LIBERTY AV. HILLSIDE ZUKOWITZ. MARY 1301 BAKER ST. HILLSIDE Seeking Hispanic or plack lerra!e. well ; ous male, any race or age. for gel women to go out with, drive around REID, lo^MtE^SRivnE^EY HTS Looking for a non smoking male inter- est relationship. Want a God leafmg INTL BUSINESSMAN HANDSOME GITLIN, ALAN 1070 MORRIS AVE, UNION REPKA. ANASTASIA 1401 LEXINGTON PU ELIZABETH ZULKOWSKI, STANLEY 1025 N BROAD ST ested malongtermrelavonship. BOX 6' and over, 35 to 45. with the san-« buirt ,vin similar interests I do no! ! togettiers and fnendship. BOX 13268 and have fun together BOX 36687 QLATT. FREDA 228 SPRINQFIELD RD, LINDEN APT 80.' ELIZABETH j. Seek. a kmd and attractm, young Single white male in late 30s. 5 8'. REPKIE, ANNA 285 MONROE ST, RAHWAY 16269 . . interests.. BOX 38753 UNIONTOWN AREA GLENDERINQ, REBECCA 18 S REID ST, ELIZABETH REPKIE, KENNETH 2051 ELIZABETH AVE. RAHWAY ZWEIER. ANNIE 135 ORIENT WAY. RUTHERFORD smoke or do drugs, you shouldn't e>- ; woman for long term relationship 49 185 pounds with solid build Locking ! " SEEKING SAME GLENN. BARBARA 133 HILLCREST AVE.. PLAINFIELD 244 E 1ST AV, ROSELLE ther BOX 12909 years o'd. 5' 10" and 165 pounds. Nrce I Mid 30s male, attractive, straight act- j Looking for friends m Uniontown area CLICK, EOWIN 349 WEST 1ST AVE. ROSELLE REYNOLDS. MYRA A GOOD WOMAN SEEKING MR. RIGHT for a srr.gle woman. 281b 45. for com- RLI INSURANCE AGY, 2810 MORRIS AVE, UNION TOTAL NAME(S) PRINTED FOR UNION COUNTY 615 SEARCHING FOR YOU " looking with a good sense of humor : mg. Seeking some gay men, 25 to 35. I between the ages 29 and 36 for phone GOEGELMAN. ALFRED 584 MADISON AVE, ELIZABETH ROBERTS, AMANDA 20 HURDEN ST, HILLSIDE 24 year old. single black lemale in Canng. ambrtHus. single Latin Ameri- panionship, friendship and possible GOEGELMAN, FRANCES 594 MADISON AVE. ELIZABETH 39 year old s>ng:e white male..58 V '. Tennis buff and a family is welcome. relationship. Must be courteous, kind i looking for sofne fun and friendship- j conversations, waiks and whatever ROBERTS, ANNA RAILROAD AVE. EATONTOWN Information concerning tb« amount and description of the Ufa'or Endowment Poli- search of my Prince Charming. Must' can lemale seeking ihe sartiei Enjoy 1 GOLD. SIDNEY, 114 LOCUST ST. ROSELLE ROBERT8. S 850 W GRAND ST^ELIZABETH clat or Annuity Contract* rtfirrtd to htrtln may be obtained by any peraon possess- have a sense of humor and be drug- dancing, travel and ranging out. Only 2'. 175 pounds, drug-free Enjoy dirt- ! BOX 12438 . and outgoing. BOX 12363 | Like animal rescue operations, njn- Leave your name and the town you GOLDS8ERRY, WALTER 1626 CRESCENT AVENUE. HILLSIOE 48 WILSON. TRENTON I rung, reading, etc. Must be discreel live in and \ w-ll call you back BOX ROBERTS. WIULIAM ing an Interest In the aforesaid Ufa or Endowment Policies or Annuity Contracts by frea. BOX 11977 : , serious"'male apoticants.~20 to 30 may' ] ing out. quiet evenings at home, mov- . CLEAN & CHARMING GOO0YEA, 323 ELIZ AVE, ELIZABETH 100 W SIXTH ST, ELIZABETH IS THIS YOU? I Non smoker and only light dnnkers 10828 GORFORTH. LEEVAN 20 PARK AVE. SUMMIT ROBINSON. FLOYD -307.-PROSPECT AVE, UNION BCH completing the claim form found at the end of this ad. Please carefully complete, cut apply! BOX 13520 . . "••• . j ies! reading, walks, boardwalk and GRAHAM, STEWART ROBINSON, WILLIAM SPECIAL SOMEONE . j j Peaceful young man interested m White male. 6'. age 19. brown hair j preferred. BOX 15632 554 JEFFERSON. AVE, RAHWAY 520 SOUTH- BROAD STREET, ELIZABETH out, and mall this form to: Department of Treasury, Unclaimed Property, CN 287, Tren- anything !un Live in Union. NJ Look- sor^eone 'or a torg term relatxysrvo LOOKING FOR FRIENDS GREEN, MARY 1013 N BROAD. ELIZABETH ROCHA. 4-CRUT ACRES. SUMMIT ton. New Jersey 06846-0287, Attn. Claims Section. 5'8" temale with brown hair. Easy 10 LETS TEE OFF and green eyes Enjoy hanging out. GREQG, ANNA 400 N BROADWAY. QLOVESTER ROCHE. HARRY • 120 E BLANKE ST. LINDEN get along with, a good personality and '< Acceptaye tooks, 58" and 170pourxts. rr.usk:. and having a good rjrne Seek- SINCERE MALE 31 year old. single wnite female IOOIC- GRIFFIN. .GRACE 12 BEECHWOOD RD. SUMMIT ROMBARDO, CRAMELLA You may also contact the New Jersey Division of Taxation Information Hotline at RONEY. LIZZIE 31 MORRIS AVE, SUMMIT sense of humor. Enjoy walks, drives j interested m art. travel and ttie qu*t Me. ing a wtiite female. 19 to 22. who is Masculine 46 year old. 6'3V200 for fn.ends m the area to go oul GRILLO. 24 PALMER STREET. ELIZABETH 613 NEWMAN PLACE W2. ROSELLE (60S) 563-2200 for claim form Information. ! Looking for a good woman to be ire GRIMMER. M 17 ALV1N TERRACE, SPRINGFIELD ROSALES. and candlelight dinners. Looking for gentleman. 50 lo 65. Enjoy golf, mov- 13233 interested m the same. BOX 12818 pound attractive, .professional maie. ' and talk on the chore with, age 30- FOSEMACUEM, 6836 SHERIDAN AVE. ELIZABETH j angel of rry Me BOX 12523 Looking for a sincere, healthy, reia- ' 35 BOX 39192 GROBSTEIN, DAN 1318 ORCHARD TERa LINDEN 1058 WILLIAM ST. ELIZABETH STEPHEN M. SYLVESTER that special someone A non smoker ies, walking, talking and more Enjoy SAME INTERESTS.... GROSSL 200 SPRINGFIELD, SPRINGFIELD ROSS. CHARLES LETS GET TOGETHER tionship or^nted male. 35 to 50. En- 537 FIRST ST. ELIZABETH ADMINISTRATOR. UNCLAIMED PROPERTY who is easy lo get along with for a family, friends, job and church. BOX 22 year old smgle white male looking i TIME TOGETHER : MALE WANTED!!! GUENTER. ELIZABETH 1147 CHURCH ST, HILLSIDE ROSS, EDWARD 4 RARITAN ROAD. CLARK Smgle black male looking for a single joy the Outdoors, tennis, biking, the RUANE. GARRY DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY long term relationship. BOX 12241 12992 ' . - - / lor a singles white lemale who likes j Looking for a theater ana movie o-art- GU1LLELMO, DONADID 1217 HIGHA TERR, UNION 467 PLAINF1ELD AVE I 35 year oO. single white professional black woman who snares trie same theatre, music and more if you re in- GURLING, EDWARD MAPLE AVENUE, LINDENWOLD RUSSO, WILLIAM . STATE OF NEW JERSEY walks on the Beach, dining out tor two. j ner who is 40 something and 'un I BERKELEY HEIGHT ' LOOKING FOR LOVE HARD WORKING WOMAN i male loc* ng for a smgle white female. interests and is ready for a reiation- terested, please leave a message. HAMMERSLEY. YVONNE 777D EAST THIRD AVENUE. ROSELLE •bowling..etc .If you are interested m ! age 27 to 37 who is family onentated. i iike to go lo off-broaoway snows, o^- HANLIN, EDWARD 1130 B N STILES ST, LINDEN 27year old. 5V. full figured black (e- Full figured black'female. Looking tor Sriip. BOX 15392 . BOX 14144 talking to me'...call! BOX 13270 j easy gc.ng and does not play games ' ! beat cinema, new wave music and HANSEN, ANNAMAE 1258 WOOD VALLEY RD. MOUNTAINSIDE male looking for a single .black male, a.black-male. 48 to 52. 5B\ who.: is HARMS, ALFRED 287 S MICHIGAN AVE, KENILWORTH [ En.-oy rpovies. playing pool.and coun- ROYAL TREATMENT CALL ME '•• New York city BOX 10680 UP-10 age 30 to 39. Enjoy dining out, movies hard working, a non smoker and non ~ SCORPIO MALE . Single man looking for women who HARMS, LORRELL 287 S MICHIGAN AVE,_ KENILWORTH NEW JERSEY UNCLAIMED PROPERTY CLAIM FORM : j try music BOX 14356 46 year old. 63". 200 pound, profes- and quiet nights at home BOX 16181 32.year oid male. 6'; 230-240 pounds, ; LETS ENJOY WEEKENDS HARRIS. CHARLES 410 RAHWAY AVE. WESTFIELD 6-95 dnnker. BOX 13499 want to be treated hke queens ana sional male is looking tor another HARRIS. JESSIE 1015 1/2 FRINA ST. ELIZABETH INSTRUCTIONS: 1. Print Neatly S. Answer AJ1 Pertinent Questions 3. Cm Out «nd Mail To: . .,If'Seek an attractive lull figured worn- ! ITALIAN MALE 5-s year old: single, slim white ma'e. FULL OF ENERGY spoiled with lavish affections If you male. 35 to 50. En;oy the outdoors HARRIS, LAMONT 210 EAST BTH AVE\ ROSELLE 1 SECRET MEETINGS j an. who is classy, down to earth, i 35.6'. 185 pounds, divorced, non smok- smoker Looking for a younger, .sirgie HARRIS, MARGARET 1161 MAIN ST, RAHWAY DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY, CN 287, UNCLAIMED PROPERTY, TRENTON, NJ.08646-0287 38 yeaV^oTBr^arffactive, 52 .. 110 need to be pampered then grve me a theater and mu$.c Must te discreet Big, beautiful, single black lemale i open minded and independent BOX er, sooal dnnker. drug free and disease • white female, who -s also slim witn a HARRIS, VERNICK • 128 S EUCLID AVE, WESTFIELD pound, very outgoing temale. Looking call. BOX 38539 r Looking for a fun loving, attractive, sin- BOX 15674 - ' car L^e lo go to the beach, ma,' a d HASBROUCK, GAIL UNKNOWN. UNION tor a good looking guy who is honest, ! 13995 free. En,cy music, walks, drives, bowt- HATCHWELL, CATHERINE 160 HILLSIDE AVE. HILLSIDE NOTE: ILLEGIBLE OR INCOMPLETE CLAIM FORMS WILL BE RETURNED gle black male, 19 to 27. for fun times CROSS DRESSER WANTED i camping trios, for a permanent (-end- HATJE. FRANK coring and enjoys what life has to of- j TOTAL TRUST-NO GAMES rng, moves, comedy dubs.and cook- MEN—ALTERNATIVE CLINTON ST. HOBOKEN- BOX 13592 ' ing Looking for an honest and commu- 61' Single white male, brown nair and ship Would like 10 share expenses HAWRISZKO, BARBARA 228 MARSHALL ST, ELIZABETH fer BOX 14641 ! 37 year old professional male who is HAYES, RITA nicative female with a sense of humor. Call 1-900-786-2400 eyes and physically fit Looking for a i BOX 12781 _^ 260 W JERSEY ST, ELIZABETH 1. Print name and address EXACTLY as ri appears in this newspaper. A TRUE ROMANTIC 1 family oriented, fun loving and roman- HECK. IDA . 235 OLD TOTE RD, MOUNTAINSIDE GIVE ME A CALL age 2810 35. BOX 14875 maje who is a cross dresser (and Do you enjoy good conversation, to } .lie at heart. Looking for smgle white S1.99 p«r min. | LETS GET TOGETHER HEMMERT, CAROL 884 HAMILTON ST;, RAHWAY Tall, single, attractive Mack female. toves it), and enjoys having a good HENDERSON. OERMANIA B12- ADAM ST, ELI2ABETH ~ ... .LI .1,1 ! I LUL.1 I I I ,L,I I I I I I J I I I I I I I I I I I watch the sunset, to feel the rain and female. 27 to 40 Leave me your num- ENVIED IN PUBUC FANTASY [ 41 year old. professional ana cusi- HEROLD. CECELIA 5'11' and»7S pound*. Enjoy mowias,., »*TOom}o»t»woc«art*l'ma-50yie«f j time. .1! interested-leave you name, 825 GRANDVIEW, WESTFIELD ber and Twin'caff you Sac* BOX 39 year rjfd"mate. 6"f" and 200 pounds 20 "year'bid male 6*1' t55 pc-jnes.' i ness owner. Enjov scons, ans. uave*. HERRERA. A 270-272 MORRIS AVE, ELIZABETH Las'. N»ne or Company Name First Name Ml travel, dining out and more. Looking old female. 5'4' and 135 pounds. Non ana number. BOX 11866 HESLIN. MABEL 15161 with average looks, dark hair and medium build, brown eyes and light I animals, etc Looking tor sorreo-e WATER ST. MORRISTOWN for a professional, ,non smoking and smoker and light drinker Looking for HESS, KARL 213 E MAPLE AVE. WILDWOOD If this is your current address, then place your eyes Would like to platonicalty date. Drown skin. Looking for a young Puer- SPECIAL LADY WANTED i who is willing ;o share all Vires o' HIGGINS. MADELINE I I I I 1 1 1 caring black male. 45 to 60. for Inend- a man. 45 to 60. Enjoy long country SPECIAL FRIEND 35 CHERRY ST. ELIZABETH ship and a possible long term relation- 21 -29 year old Barbie like girl for mov- to R