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BIO — THURSDAY/SEPTEMBER 16, 1093 — UNION COUNTY CLASSIFIED Critical thinking Reaches 'Moon1 High school football Regional Board releases changes Raegan Kotz, 11, stars kicks off. Previews oh and expansion of the High School in musical 'Paper Moon.' utomotive area clubs, Pages B2-5. Proficiency Test, Page 3. See review, Page B6. (10) AUTOMOTIVE AUTO DEALERS "'*'"* BMW reintroduces the spbrts coupe with the 850 •) SMYTHE VOLVO er and abundant torque with the Most BMW models are sedans, but and relates to two safety-related tensionlng is not necessary in the the basis of actual use of the vehicle, EXCLUSIVE smoothness and sound only a V-12 it is a long-standing BMW tradition to advances: 85OCi. not fixed mileage intervals. Of course,, can offer. It is available with a choice VOLVO DEALER also offer a flagship sports coupe that • rollover strength through a roll Furthermore, the seat-anchored the instrument grouping and center 326 Morris Avenue Summit of BMW's electronically-conlroll represents state-of-the-art in perfor- hoop consisting of the A- and C- shouldg^bdt wraps closely around console wrap around the driver for four-speed, three-mode automatic (908) 273-4200 mance and design. This tradition pillars and roof frame; and the body, helping keep the occupant direct sight lines to the instrumenta- VOL64 NOJft-THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1993-2* SPRINGRELD, NJ^ Horn* of Suaann* Austin TWO SECTIONS — 50 CENTS AUTHORIZED transmission or the world's only six- began with the BMW 327 of 1937, • seat-integrated'seatbelts, which more firmly in the seat and more ide- tion and easy reaches to the controls. FACTORY-SERVICE speed manual transmission teamed and has included such post-war class- require no upper anchor to the body ally restrained. Finally, the belt does Even the 850Ci's windows incor- LONG TERM LEASING with a V-12. To keep drivetrain noise ics as the 3.0 CS of the early '70s and structure. not hinder access to the rear seat porate several special features. They and vibration at a level appropriate to AUTO TOR SALE the 6-Series from 1976 through 1989. Designed primarily for two, with, For 1993, the 850Ci's Nappa leath- may be raised or lowered by a single 1088 BUICK REGAL LTD. 2-door, loaded, occasional rear seating for an addi- er seating upholstery is softer in tex- quick touchj>f. their control buttons the-V-12 engine, the manual transmis- Community excellent condition, 70,000 mllea, garaged. The model that continues this tradi- Downtown makes progressive moves ture and more luxuriously gathered. inside, or-bSftuming the key in the sion is mounted to the chassis through Must see. $9,000/ bell oiler. 201-338-5735, tion in today's BMW line is.-the tional two persons, the 8-Scries cabin evenlnpa. 201-235-8954, day», • Material textures on the instrument driver's or passenger's door lock out- hydraullcally-damped mounts. Update By Heather MacGregor , - . mittee proposed last week, including --exact amount of Jhis year's grant has make their municipal building meet low- to moderate-income range. 85OCi, a 2+2 sports coupe powered-by is a place to enjoy driving to the ful- panel, center console and door trim side. For effective sealing that helps Acoustic decoupling of the gearshift . . Managing Editor' • preparation of an application for a notbeen released; however, she said, the standards of The Americans With Cpmmitteeman Jeffrey Katz said 1063 BUICK REGAL, e-cyllnder, automatic, ell BMW's 5.0-liter, V-12 engine, Intro- lest and maximize one's driving power, new transmission. Good condition. are richer, so are the headliner, carpet- minimize wind noise, they seat sec- lever, also used in the BMW 5-Series, Editor's note: This i* the first part $350,000 Community Development iCsbould be comparable to last year's Disabilities Act, she said. he did not want to jeopardize the grant duced in 1991 as the 850i, it has been skills. The changes for 1993 augment Drunk driving simulatpr $1250, Call 908-687-1B53. ing and trunk-lining materials. urely into weatherseal grooves at the helps minimize gearbox noise: inside in a seritj of articles concerning the Block Grant for downtown amount of $S million. Although a majority of the applica- by waiting to fill out the application. improved and renamed for 1993. Tho and improve the character and design 1069 BUICK REGAL, 2 door, automatic, power roof then automatically lower slightly the car, and the shift linkage has been High school swdentt aro :* revltalhation oj the downtown area. revitalizaUon. ' ' Usually, 100 projects, are funded tions are for the ADA changes, there steering, power brakes, air conditioning, tinted of this interior, while adding now Chrome inside door handles and door "Even the week's dolay may close addition of a "C" to its designation woing to step outside for ». les- from the grant Most of the'reiquests glass, am/fm stereo cassette, tilt, whltewall safety features as well. sills set new accents and for the first ' when the door is opened to free them- engineered for easy, precise gear Plans fordowntownredeyeloprnent Joyce Qarry, a Union County plan- is not a limit on the amount of propos- ^up^hat rare window of opportunity," ires, blue exterior, blue cloth interior,.68,501 more clearly expresses its coupe son in the dangers of drinking come from towns that are trying to time in the 8-Series, there is wood selves from the grooves. changes. arajnovingforward just as the com- ner who-works on the grants, said the als, she said. he said. miles. VIN HK1479479. $7805, excludes tax format. - For example, a passenger-side air- and driving when Autoland of ,' and license. EDMUND BUICK POWTIAC, 1 interior trim: bird's-eye maple. For quality listening entertainment, The 850i came standard with • Municipalities can apply for as Springfield has a competitive edge, Greenwood Avenue, Montclalr. 748-8700, bag has been added so there is now a New Jersey, the Dodge Division the full-logic audio equipment BMW's automatic stability control many different projects as they feel on the other municipalities because The , 85OCi's look is quite dual-airbag supplemental restraint Thanks to two new features, there's of Chrysler Corp., tad Mothers 1081 CADILLAC COUPE deVILLE. Absolutely o; they need, since there is not a specific greater versatility in the 850Ci cabin. includes AM and FM stereo, cassette system (ASC), which enhanced driver the plans are set with itemized costs mint, one owner car, garage kept with only unchanged. With a low coefficient, system. Bur/BMW also devoted much Against Drunk Driving bring the control on slick surfaces by reducing amount sot aside for each municipali- 53,000 miles. $4,800, best oiler. Call drag of just .29 and comparably low attention to the primary restraint sys- Skiers, especially, will appreciate two player and a six-disc CD player/ for each different project, Katz said, 608-B8a-4303. , ... Dodge Drunk Driving Simulator ty, Garry said. ' .12 coefficients of lift, the 8S0Ci's new features: fold-down rear seats changer, as well as the BMW-sound engine power whenever whcclspin He also explained that "we really tem, the scalbclts. at Jonathan Dayton Regional When the committee voted to begin 1884 CADILLAC SEDAN deVILLE, 4 door, system with 100-watt amplification, began to occur. Tho more capable haven't spent any money yet; wo just body not only slices efficiently In almost all automobiles built and a center trunk-to-interior pass High School, Sept. 27-30. automatic, power steering, power brakes, air automatic stability contol plus frac- filling out the application for the grant conditioning, tinted glass, am/lm stereo cas- through the onrushing air but man- through with a sld bag. custom-contoured equalization and 12 allocated it." . today the seatbelts are anchored at its last meeting, the outcome was sette, power windows, locks and seats,, tilt ages it effectively to enhance stability Other. 850C1 interior features help speakers. The standard BMW cellular tion system, was oDtiorial. Mayor Phil Kurnos said he was cruise, dark blue exterior, blue cloth Interior, directly to the body structure. Because Art on display for fall 4-1 in favor. '. . • 86,083 miles., VIN «EB029658. $4084, ex- at cruising speeds, keep.wind noise creato tho best possible environment telephone, with voice-activated dial- optimistic about the plans to revitalize front scats' positions can be adjusted, Committeewoman Marcia Porrnan cludes tax and license. EDMUND BUICK low and virtually eliminate soiling of for comfort and attentive driving. The "ing and muting of the audio system 7 Twenty professional .ceramic' downtown and that he wanted to PONTIAC, 1 Greenwood Avenue, Montclalr, this poses challenges to the designers ASC+T also controls the engine. said she "would have liked to wait a side windows while driving. Tho trad- automatic climate-control system pro- when in,use; also offers scrolling artists will be showing their move forward with tho plans. He said ; 746-8700. who wanUoJceep the belts positioned throttle and ignition power to reduce few more weeks" to gather more itional BMW grille form, dual open- vides separate temperature selection through its number memory and dial- wares at the 2nd annual Craft the plan "made sense., It's the kind of 1885 CHEVROLET SPRINT. Manual Iransmls- as consistently as possible on the engine power, but additionally applies information. ' slon, radio, 2*door, oood condition, 80,000 ings or "kidneys," is set into a soft- occupants, no matter, how the seat is for tho left and^right sides, and ing from the steering-column control the rear brakes selectively for quicker, Exhibit and Sale at the'Palmer plan that could make It." miles, 55 miles per gallon. $760.00. face front bumper that.is integrated stalks. ' '",•••. Museum of the Springfield She said that she did not want to The downtown has a $40 million a 808-641-4876 alter 6pm weekdays. adjusted. This is why all BMW mod- includes an electrostatically-charged more effective wheelspin control and with tho smoothly sloping, aerody- jeopardize-future grant applications els havo their bolt latches on the seat, mlcrofiltcr that removes particles Long a popular BMW feature; tho optimum tire grip. A consol6 switch Public Library beginning Oct. 3, year tax base, ho said, and ho wants to 1007 CHEVROLET CAMARO. Red, Mops. namic hood and backed by compressi- including the changes for the ADA Mint condition. Well malhtalnerd, garaged. and all closed models have a height such as pollen, plant-dust and even two-way power slidIngAlK-up sunroof allows the driver to switch off and ending on Oct. 30. encourage tho business in town to 53,000 miles. Asking'$4,600. Call ble mountings that help control acci- regulations. . adjustment for the front shoulder some bacteria from incoming air. of the 850C1 includes a unique ulterior ASC+T, which may be desirable The artists are all members of flourish. •.-..•- 908-080-4303, loave message. dent damage. Retractable lighting The cost of preparation was esti- bolts. Automatic ventilation, which allows panel that slide rearward when the . when tiro chains are mounted, in deep the New Jersey Potter's Guild. If the businesses in town do Well, 1873 CHEVY MONTE Carlo, 350, $2200, units aid aerodynamics and, thanks to sunroof is tilted up. This channels mated 'to be between $8,000 and thoy will stay, so the households do sporty looking/ wheels, no body rust, new the user to program ventilation of the snow or for rocking tho car free from The exhibit is part of the celeb- compact super-ellipsoid low beams $10,000 and will come out of the fund exhaust, under 75,000 miles,' oood condition. The 8S0Ci goes further with a scat- car while it is loft standing, Is standard exiting air over the interior panel and being stuck. ration of the "International Year not have to carry any additional tax 908-355-7351 • • and fog lights as well as low-profile set aside for the redevelopment. integrated belt system, which anchors as well. A memory system captures out the rear edge in a "labryjnth" that of the Craft." All are invited to burden to absorb tho costs. 1082 CHEVY CAMARO, black, V-6, automatic, high beams, protrude less than most The majority of the loans are the front scatbblts entirely to their three positions of the driver's seat, reduces wind noise. With the sunroof This multi-link system has five attend the opening reception this . These plans are not just cosmetic, power steering/brakes, new engine With 3 year such units when the lights are on. geared for areas with people with low- warranty, $3,000/ best oiler. Steve, scats. This has tho primary advantage . scatbelt height, outside mirrors and in this tilt-up position, a rain channel • guiding elements por wheel: one Sunday, OcL 3 from 1 to 4 Kurnos explained, they have to Work Tho 85OCi body's lack of a "B" pil- to moderatq-lhcome housing, Garry 18-7629. . that adjusting tho scat has virtually no power tilt/telescopic steering wheel, rises to prevent water from running upper and two lower transverse links, p.m. for the people.; lar adds to die driver's outward vision said." 1981 CHEVY CAPRICE, 8 cylinder, fully effect at all on the position of tho bolt and the right-hand mirror.automati- forward into the car, for example dur- a longitudinal link and the integral The one-of-a-kind pottery may Rich Coan said ho was concerned loaded, 90,000 miles, runs 100%. $1400 or best cally tills downward for a view of tho ing braking. Like the electric win-' about the town committing to revlta- . oiler. Call 808-064-0057. on its occupant. In addition, the dis- link. All three transverse links con- be purchased at the opening and Township Planner David Zimmer AUTO FOR SALE tance from the upper belt anchor to curb when reverse gear is engaged. dpws, the power sunroof of the 850Ci nect the wheel carrier to tho on all Saturdays in October. said there are several reasons that llzlng downtown because the plans do 1884 CHRYSLER NEW Yorker. Beautllul con- can be opened or closed with a single not have the support of the merchants dlllon. Boat oiler. Call 808-351 -7890 almr 7p.m, i 083 VOLVO 240 GL 4-door, AM/FM cassette, tho occupant's shoulder is kept to a The integrated pn-board computer, suspension/final-drive subframe with The exhibit may be seen during ,,,,.,., ^ DOWNTOWN DESIGN PtAN would make the township eligible for. power windows/ locks/ steering, air, sunrool, . minimum, reducing belt stretch under check control and service interval touch of the switch. the grant, inolttdlng the fact that 39 and the landowners; and ho doesn't 1867 DODGE MONACO. 383 V8,4 door, new hard, non-resilient joints. Tho longi- .regular library hours. The , / r\ •''•/' pr 3 110K. Dependable. Recent engine overhaul. . A very special engine powers the "want it to bo done and have the bur- Urea, 110,000 miles. $500.or best oiler. Call $3,000. 201-783-6573. loading. Belt stretch is dealt with in all indicator provide extensive, travel- tudinal link connects the wheel carrier Springfield Public Library is A proposed plan of the possible changes that will take place In the. downtown area percent of the people living within the 80B-888-8981. , den fall on the taxpayers." other current BMWs by automatic related and vehicle-monitoring {unc- 8S0CI: BMW's 5.0-Hter, V-12 to the body through a resilient bushing located at 66 Mountain Ave. Including opening up the backs of the stores with rear access.. area of tho downtown fall into the 1883 FORD ECONOUNE Van, good running AUTO TOWING belt tcnslonirig in case of a serious tions and schedulo maintenance on engine, which delivers 296 horsepow- at the forward end. condition, 60,020 miles. $1700. Call ;. *»WE PAY TOP DOLLAR$$$ ' frontal impact; but because of this 201-731^9450. . •. short' anchor-to-occupant, automatic : t BOO QEO TflAOKeH, Z doof COnVMfbb, 4X4, for your Junk car county Ustrict scores above Automatic, power steering, power brakes, air New DARE conditioning; tinted glass, am/lm caaaette,. . 24 hour service. Call: citizens Will join thousands of ' delay wipers, Mag wheels, red exterior with . MOTORCYCLES FOR SALE while topi 48,161 miles, VIN «LG223B42. walkers nationally- to walk all 1980 HARLEV F.L.T. 13.K lull dresser, $7300. $8505. Excludes llcenae and tax. EDMUND •: •.'•••. .908-688-7420 over cardiovascular diseases dur- state average on SAT BUICKPONTIAC, 1 Greenwood Avenue,Mont- 1981 car carrier, $1200. Call alter 4p.m. dalr, 748-8700. • . .. .-• 201-429-3410. Sarloua Inquiries only. ing the American Heart Walk, Tr By Heather MacGregor / on math and 390 on verbal. AUTO WANTED " " 1800 HUNDATWIN Star CM200T. Excellent slated for Oct. 2 from 9 am to Managing Editor 1983 GMC PICK-UP 4x4, 58,000 miles, musl CASH FOR YOUR CAR condition. Under 1,000 original miles. $1,800 or 2 p.m. at i Echo Lake Park, in Although the SATs are used, the sacrllloa, $1800;. 1967 Cadillac convertible* best oiler. Call 201-429-3419. Westfield. An emphasis on critical thinking emphasis should be on "the total edu- 02,000 mllos, best oiler. Call Henry, Newer Models or Junks and problem solving might have con- cational development of the youngster 908-688-5452, . High Miles Okay . - The non-competitive, just-for- • RECREATIONAL VEHICLE'S"""" tributed to the overall increase in the from kindergarten on up," he said. 1092 HONDA CIVIC LX, 4 door, lull power, air, fun event is expected.to draw radio, 5 speod. Excollent condition. 13,000 • RV SHOW. September 17 -19. Beat buys In participants of all ages. Walkers 1992-1993 Scholastic Aptitude Test However, "Colleges do rely on it and miles. Dark gray. $10,250..201-762-5285. ', 908-862-9666 DAYS northeast. South Jersey Eypo Center, Route 73 will raise money for cardiovas- scores for the Union County Regional parents put an awful lot of faith and 908-354-1680 EVENINGS Pennsaukon, NJ, exit 4 NJ Turrtokle. $100 off 1987 LINCOLN TOWN CAR, SIGNATURE admission. 1-800-332-3076 NYS, cular research by asking frierids District, Superintendent Donald Mer- stock in it," he continued. SERIES With phone. Excellent condition. . ' Call for convenient appointment. DUAL Leather Interior, all other options, $6;200. Call TRUCKS FOR SALE and co-workers for contributions achnlk said. The scores will be different again Lynn, 90B-876-05B7, ABS TOP $$$ IN CASH 1989 FORD F250 - 4X4 Custom. Engine 302.5 AIR for walking Ih6 course. The average in math and verbal was next year because the SATs are going 1884 LINCOLN TOWNCAR, runs great. Must speed, air, Sony. AM/FM cassette, Viper auto The American Heart Associa- 502 and 428, respectively, which is to be revised With more of a concent- •ell going to collono, Power everything, air. For ALL Cars & Trucks y^ security system, sliding rearwlndow. Extended BAGS tion's "American Heart Walk," a abbvo the national average of 478 and Must seel Asking $3800. Call Dan service plan. Ladder rack tool box, bedmat, ration on critical thinking and prob- BRAKES ; 90B-6BB-0370. ':. • black and ounomoko o'ay. Muni see. $14,800 national event sponsored by 424 and the slate average of 473 and lem solving, Merachnik said. '.•.".'. •• ;' •'• Photo llyMlllon Mllli CALL DAYS- 589-8400 or best oiler. Call 790-7078. 1886 LINCOLN TOWNCAR, 4 door sedan, Lederle Laboratories, will be 419 for the SAT. "Grades are still the best overall Druq Abuse Resistance Education Offlcbr Dan Maldllng begins his program this . automatic, power steering, power brakes, air 1988 NISSAN PICKUP4X4, extra cab, 6 speed, held in communities across the Despite the upward trend in the dls- ' conditioning, tinted glass, am/lm stereo COB- or EVES. - 908-688-^044 .78,000 miles. Runs and'looks great. Asking predictor," be said. year with the fifth grade classes at the Gaudlneer SchooT on Monday. , .;.;•• •ettq, dolay wipers, power windows, locks and , $4,000/ best oiler, Anthony. 908-574-10B9. country during the first weekend trlct, Merachnlk said, it is difficult tp seats, power mirrors, tilt cruise, dark' blue . ' (Same day Pick-ups) compare scores on a yearly basis and The district began working on these ' exterior! 88,582 miles. Vln «GY702S28. $5805 of October. Lederle Laboratories, excludes tax and HcenBO. EDMUND BUICK a division of American Cyana- should be considered along with the skills/to prepare for the New Jersey PONTIAC, 1 Greenwood Avenue, Montclalr, overall accomplishment of a class. High School Proficiency Test, which 748-8700. :• •. . mfd Company, headquartered in With today's technology it's not unusual to Wayne, is a research intensive "Each class is a different class," he for the first time this year will count, Retirement jJlan targeted 1978 MERCURY COUGAR XR7. Excellent find a tired engine in a perfectly good organization that manufactures said. "You are not comparing the as opposed to past years When it was . condition. All new tires,. Bhocks, brakes, air, same class year after year." only for practice. By Heather MacGregor needed to ensure equity tp employees several employees, are "disgruntled" stereo cassette. Asking $2,500, Call chassis. Replace your engine and markets a broad Tange of 908-272-5188. not your car. LINCOLN CONTINENTAL products including innovation The scores that Meraohnik said he The results of the HSPT from the Managing Editor and taxpayers. . •' ;. about the lack of figures, but they will 1888 NISSAN SENTRA. 2-door, 6-speed stan- Pharmaceuticals, vaccines, genet- and the other members of the Board of 1992-93 academic year cannot be The state's early retirement incen- Tho amount the incentive package ,; be released when they are complete. dard, radio/ tape, low mileage 28,000, oood ics and vltaminsMutritionals Education were Concerned about were tive package for municipal employees might cost the township has not been condition. Asking $2,950. Call 908.686-7001 PER compared with arty others because the pappas and Sedlak met Tuesday .days:-908-687-1605nlghts. worldwide. those from Arthur L. Johnson and will be the focus of discussion this revealed because it was discussed state has not established a comparable night with municipal employees to David Brearley. week by the Township Committee. during the closed portion of: last 1988 NISSAN 300ZX, manual, T-top», AM/FM MONTH level of difficulty from one year to the provide thorn with an explanation of cassette, alarm, new tires, service records, The students at ALJ scored 416 on Although plans were raised during week's meeting. Township Treasurer Kalem acts next nor a passing score. the package and to determine how white/red.lhlerlor, 79K. Good condition. $5900. LEASE verbal and 487 on math, which is a 44 last week's executive session of the Marie Sedlak said the numbers are not . 201-781-7154. FOR Ton! Kalem, former actress at The HSPT was administered to all many employees would be interested, point decrease from last year's aver- governing body, no final-decisions r Jonathan Dayton, will be co- high school juniors in December 1992 complete. ~~; ; in participating In tho program. Sed- 1984 OLDSMOBILE DELTA-88 ROYAL. age of 947. However, the 1991-92 had been made and the committee will FOR ONLY 24M0S. starring in "The Odd Couple" and, according to a summary of the "The figurts'discussed -Monday lak said .14 .municipal, employees -BROUQHAM,-a- -TT- IT L -I 2 - THUHSDAY, SEPTpMBEH 23, 1093 - WORBAU. NEWSPAPERS-2,3* 2.3* -WORRALL NEWSPAPERS- THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1003 - 3 Gala plans District offers SAT course Begional-school-boaKl Tbo Union County Regional High Heights between 8:30 ajn. and 3 pjn. By Mark North satisfactory outcome than a court School District No. 1U offering three The registration deadline Car this Correspondent hearing since the parties actively par- introduces HSPT changes intemlve review seulomi for die workshop is Monday, Oct 25. Calendar A new statewide program will soon ticipate in the negotiation process " Scholastic Aptitude Tert on Oct. 2,3 offer Mountainside residents a free instead of merely watching a judge The Civic Calendar is prepared by the Springfield LuuUr and Men*. By Susan Krakowleckl themselves. Training students in this and 30 at the Regional District'! three All students who are enrolled in the alternative to standard Municipal and lawyers. Also, mediation results tahuUU Echo. To avoid conflicts in scheduling local events, please post Correspondent type of writing is now part of our high schools, Jonathan Dayton, three Union County regional high Court proceedings. in a compromise, so no one actually - daus, times and places as early as possible and send to P.O. Box 3109, The Union County Regional Board curriculum." "'.'. Arthur L. Johnson and Governor schools may participate, fine of Community Dispute Resolution "loses." As such, it appears a favor- Union 07083, or call (908) 686-7700. of Education got an introduction to Livingston. : charge, in any'or all of these SAT allows parties to argue minor disputes able course of action for individuals in The verbal portion of the test will the new New Jersey High School Pro- On Saturday, OcL ^S AT Math and review programs. Sessions will be before a volunteer court-trained ongoing relationships. Appropriate feature some open-ended questions, ' Tuesday .' . . ficiency Test at its conference meet- Verbal review workshops will be con- conducted by appropriately certified mediator who helDS determine a disputes for mediation include con- . D SpringftoU Tcwrohip Ccinmittee will have iu W-yearry meeting at ducted between 8:30 ajn. and 3 p.m- regional district teaching staff mem- mutually acceptable^agreement. flicts with neighbors, merchant- the Municipal Buildtag. heard presentations from the district at Xonathan Dayton Regional High bers, and clan size will be limited to Union County hopes to initiate its customer issues, landlord-tenant dis- luated by a staff of trained readers supervisors in English and mathema- School In Springfield. On Sunday, 25 students. Regional high school stu- ' Sunday Community Dispute Resolution prog- agreements and similar matters. who will grade the essay on organiza- tics outlining the changes hi curricu- Oct 3, a verbal review only will be dents only may register by telephone O Harvest Festival will be from 1 to 5 pxa. at the TralUide Nature and ram in January 1994. Mediation sessions are confidential, Joseph Flcchl stands In the garden pond he con- tion and clarity. held at Arthur L. Johnson Regional ^Science Center, Mountainside. , lum the district has instituted in antici- of in the main office of each school. Community Dispute Resolution and both parties retain the right to structed at the Trallslde Nature amd Science Center as "The new HSPT will evaluate stu- High School, Clark, from noon to 3 pation of the new test ; Enrollment may be , limited, so""' comprises one component' of the independent court action. part of his quest to become an Eagle Scout. dents' clarity of expression," Felter pin. The registration deadline for '.' . . . ••-.'" Coming Events . • registration should be made as early Complementary Dispute Resolution Mediation already has proven itself "We've known for about two years OcU ..' .',•'• .' ••. " • said. "They will have to demonstrate both of these programs is. Monday, at possible. To register by phone; call that these tests would be changed," O Mountainside recycling is scheduled. ' .'.. '..,•• . program mandated by the New Jersey proficiency in writing skills^" Sept 27. the host school for the session desired: said Douglas Felter, the district's O Springfield Board of Education will meet at 7 p.m. for its executive Supreme Court, aimed at providing Scout receives highest honor The math portion of the HSPT has On Saturday, Oct 30,' an Intensive Jonathan Dayton, (201) 376-6300; English supervisor. "The test is unlike session and 7:30 p.m. for its public session at the media center of the citizens with "a fair and effective Hunterdpn and Warren counties, said Joseph A. Ficchl Jr., a member of He was also honored at separate Math and Verbal review will be con- .Arthur L. Johnson, (908) 382-0910; any we've had u general purpose undergone similar changes, according Oiudineer School. ' •'•>> ': . . .means of resolving.their disputes the program "received a very good Boy Scout Troop 73, was presented ' dinners by the Middlesex Elks Lodge to Esther Jennls, tho district's math ducted at Governor Livingston Reg-, Governor Livingston, (908) without going to court," according to . response from the public" and that with the Eagle Scout Award during a 2301 in Middlesex and tho Spring- achievement test and we've been try- ional High School in Berkeley '• •.- :• • . . • .. OctMT ' ';• • . •• •• • .'; ing to prepare our students. We're department supervisor. 464-3100. '•','.. Passaic County CDR liaison John local officials and residents alike feel court of honor sponsored by St, James Held lions Club auL' Affaire; • Special election will be held to ratify Ordinance 889 in preparing at all grade levels, working ; .James.' . •.'. ' ' ' . "very satisfied with the results and R.C Church, Spftngfield. Ficchi was elected to thA'Prderof Mountainside. • ' . , with teachers at the sending schools to Other CDR programs include agreements that come out of Following presenUUon of the Eaglo the Arrow and served as Cub Scout O The Union County Board of Chosen Freeholders will hold a special Integrate these skills into their curri- Mountainside Echo meeting on the deer population in the Watching Reservation. The meet- mediation and/or arbitration of civil mediation." ; Scout Award, the highest and most den chief plus held positions as patrol leader and junior assistant Scoutmas- culum as well." ing will be at the Summit Middle School at 8 p.m. , ; [ /. court and Small claims cases, such as 'In Passaic County, CDR Coordina- prestigious rank in Scouting, the The MOUNTAINSIDE school lunches automobile and personal injury, and ter during his climb to Eagle and has ECHO (USPS 166-860) Is • Mountainsldo Board ofEducation has its regular meeting scheduled tor Mike Costabile called the program-JEagle was presented by Rob Hilnard, One of the biggest changes in the earned 30 merit badges. for 8 p.m. at the Deerfield School media center. family court matters such as Custody "well-received by citizens," citing* who is an Eagle Scout, new HSPT, according to Felter, is the published weekty"by Worrall and visitation rights. ,., . " Flcchl constructed a garden pond at Community Newspapers, Inc., Jonathan Dayton Regional peaches, lot fat. milk,.breaded veal Oct 24 "•..:• "very positive" response. Ficchi participated in the Eagle emphasis it places on creative think- Municipal Court Administrator Traltslde Nature and Science Center ing. Where previous tests asked, stu- 1291 Stuyvesant Avenue, High School patty on bun, potatoes, hot vegetable, O Springfield Lodge B'nai B'rith will sponsor a bus trip to Atlantic Applications for volunteer media- ch"*e led * S-mdle Hilllard and Pamela Steves said she thinks media- In, Mountainside for his Eagle Scout dents to read short passages and Union, N.J., 07083. Mall sub- Friday: Pizza parlor —plain, saus- Jruit-juice refresher, soup, assorted; "City. Departure time is at 11:30 from UM Echo Plaza Mall Parking Lot ton are available to those 21 and over Scoutmaster Oerry Oebauer. Hcchi's age, pepperonl, peppers and onions; cold sandwiches, salads, dessert tion will reduce the local Municipal achievements were acknowledged by project,'The garden pond, complete answer questions based on their con- scriptions $20.00 per year In For more information, call Jerry Kamen at 687-9120. ,-- from Stevens, Court Administrator, with rocks, shrubbery and other land- manager's choice,.garden salad with'-""" Wednesday: Cheese dog on bun) Court case load, thereby • improving senior executive Dick Lee and presen- tent, the now test will test students' Union County, 50 cents per Mountainside Municipal Court, Mun- scaping and a reclrculation pump with dressing, hot vegetable, chilled fruit, potatoes, hot vegetable, chilled fruit, the court's effectiveness. tations and a letter of congratulations critical thinking, problem solving and copy, non-refundable. Second icipal Building, Mountainside 07092. a mini waterfall, will boused as an class postage paid at Union, soup, assorted cold sandwiches, chill con came, with bread and butter,- "It certainly should alleviate court were given to him from Springfield writing as a tool. She can be reached at (908) 232-S33S. Instructive tool for visitors to the N.J. and additional mailing salads, desserts, milk. . fluffy rice, soup, assorted cold sand- cases," she said: Steves said she hopes Blks 2004, Amerloan Legion Post 228 Correction policy nature center. "Studentsjieed to be trained to office. POSTMASTER: Send Plans for the sitth annual Umbrella Ball to benefit Monday: Big chicken patty on bun wiches, salads, desserts, milk. people will consider mediation as an and Ken Bemabe, principal of Flor- draw inferences from what they read It is the policyof this newspaper to correct all significant errors that are Your business can grow with more "It will teach them about pond life address changes to the Children's Specialized Hospital, Mountainside, Is with lettuce and tomato, hot ham Thursday: Pasta bar with meat attractive alternative to court, particu- ence M. Oaudlheer School,' and the and be able to respond to specific brought to the editor's attention. If you believe that we have made such an error, customers. Reach the potential cus- and what, things can be planted in a MOUNTAINSIDE ECHO, scheduled Oct. 16 at the Liberty Science Center, Hawaiian, soft roll, potatoes, hot veg- sauce, white clam sauce or chicken larly since no criminal charges can Jewish War Veterans of the USA. A writing prompts," Felter said. "Stu- please write Tom Canavan, editor, 1291 Stuyvesant Ave., Vnion, 07083, or call tomers in your newspaper With an garden to attract and sustain local P.O. Box 3109, Union, N.J, Jersey City. From the left are members of the etable,.chilled fruit, soup, .assorted -Primavera sauce, garlic bread, hot ever come from mediation. tree has been planted in Israel in hon- dents will not be able to comprehend him at 686-7700 weekdays before 5 pjn. wildlife," he said encouraging pooplo 07083. umbrella committee J. Robert Arthur of Mountain- cold sandwiches, salads, dessert, vegetable, garden salad with dressing, : Mediation can result In a more ad by calling 763-9411. or of Flcchl by the Jewish War Veter- - these kinds of writing unless they do it to visit. : side, CSH President Richard B. Ahlfeld of Mountain- milk. chilled fruit, oven fried chicken, roll arts Forest. side, and Janet Jackson of Westfleld. Tuesday: Pizza hoagie, carrot and and butter, potatoes, soup, assorted celery sticks, apple juice, chilled cold sandwiches, salads, desserts, milk. GRAND OPENING NOW OPEN!!! Walk for heart research slated DOUG'S HfllB SfllON CARPET CLEANING Hundreds of Union County citizens state residents have one or more forms join the American Heart Walk, form a ALL U CAN EAT!! Doug formerly of HairCor^ In tfnibri sponsor, call the Millbum office of ' $16 A ROOM will join thousands of walkers nation- of cardiovascular disease. Cardiovas- . 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SPRINGFIELD LEADER, Personalized Christmas Cards 55 Rte. 22 i^U)Mnl4u«tKlnlli s\ 1 ',•',!., V,'1 jft'pjiR''1!"*>',•';'^i f'"!' 4 — THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1993 — WORRALL NEWSPAPERS - 2,3,4,5* 2,3* • WORRALL NEWSPAPERS— THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 23. 1893 — 8 county news Drunk driving simulation Last Ride The event will be free to all who The program will be held at the public. For further information about, The guest speaker will be Det Engineers set meeting Louis Jordan of the Monmooth Coun- ' attend. This will be an opportunity to heads to Dayton Regional Advocates sought Westfield YMCA beginning Oct. 5, the meeting or about lupus, call die The Professional Engineers Society meet NJAWBO chapter members, High school atudenti are going to The «W1""'" then goes to New and has visited more than 60 major The Union County Court and continuing on Oct, 12,17 and 24 foundation office at (201) 791-7868. ty Prosecutor's Office, an expert in of Union County will bold its first other business owners and potential" itep outside for • lesson m the dangen Providence ffigh School, located at 35 US. cities. It has also appeared on Appointed Special Advocate prog- at 7:30 p.m. each evening. The cost of the field of gang activities. The con- monthly meeting of the 1993-94 sea- clients. Attendees will also be able to of drioldiig and driving when Auto- Pioneer Drive in New Providence on. ABC's "Good Morning America," ram, or CAS A, is seeking adults who the program Is $25 and is considered a ference will address gang activities, son on Monday at L'Affaire Restaur- obtain information on the benefits of land of New Jersey, the Dodge Divi- Sept 29 from 9--50ajn.lo2p.nl. The CBS'p "48 Hours." NBC's "Today" are willing to interview parents teach- tax deductible donation to the Ameri- while offering information on ways to ant in Mountainside. , ; .•'• membership. Corporate and company sion of Chrysler Corp., and Mothers final event this week will be held in show, the syndicated show "Oeraldo," ers, agency personnel, relatives and can Cancer Society. To register, cjlK Arc needs volunteers deter gang recruitment. The guest speaker will be Richard A Idckoff dinner will be held the sponsorships aj*, available for. the Against Drunk Driving bring the the parkin_g lot .behind Union High CNN's "Science &, Technology," and Toster parents of children who havo the local unit at (908) 354-^373 The Arc of Union County needs MTV's "Like We Care." been placed outside of their home : L. Ericcson, a partner of the Westfield night before the conference, OcL event. For more information on the . Dodge Drunk Driving SimnUt«-W'" School, on North 3rd Street in Union, before OcL 1, volunteers who ire willing to spend on Sept. 30 firom 9 un. to 2 pan. because of abuse or neglect. tune to develop friendships with indi- law firm of Farer Slegal Fenko who from 7 to 10 p.m. at Cosu's Restaur- open house, contact chairperson Pat the Springfield area, Sept 27-30. .The American Cancer Society is practices in the firm's environmental . The Dodge Drunk Driving Simula- The simulator is a 1992 Dodge The reports that the volunteer sub- viduals with mental retardation. Many ant in Roselle Park, to form partner- Sigmon at (908) 889-6300. Interested community members,. the nationwide, community based, department His subject for discussion tor is a unique vehide'that allows the Daytona ES equipped with an on- mits to the court helps decide what is of the people enrolled in Arc's resi- shipsamong law enforcement, county with valid driver's licenses are invited voluntary health organization' dedi- will be uHot Topics in Environmental students to experience the dangen of board computer that can be prog- in the best interest.of the child and cated to elimina'lipg cancer as a major dential and vocational programs have manageraentfelected officials such as Rotary sponsors 'Taste' to attend any of the above dates. Peo- Law" including ECRA reform, new the Board of Chosen Freeholders, «nd driving drunk without actually con- rammed to simulate the delayed reac- helps ensure that the child is not for- health problem by preventing cancer, never had a friend genuinely inter- 'Union County's finest chefs will ple without driver's licenses are ested in them' who was also able to regulation of development, the latest educators. ' ' suming alcohol. ' tion! of alcohol-impaired driven by gotten in the system. saving lives from cancer, and dimin- 1 offer samples of then- spediltiea dur- invited to participate as passengers. cleanup ..requirements and under-. For further information on the con- The simulator's first appearance delaying the car's braking and steer- There are no special requirements ishing suffering from cancer through offer advice and guidance in. areas of ing the first Taste of the Towns'* ben- ground storage tank*. Social hour ference or the'dinner, call (908) will be on Sept.' 27 at Oovemor ing reaction times. to become a court-appointed advocate research, education and patient daily living. efit sponsored by the Rotary dub of The Dodge Drunk Driving Simula- begins, at 6 pjn., dinner follows at 7: 5274109. * . . Livingston High; School, located at Camper Kyle Seeley of Springfield takes his last ride on the Oak Knoll hobby other than the ability to read and services. Elizabeth and the Union County tor is part of the "Thirdc-Don't Drive Each volunteer will be matched p.m. and the program is at 8 p.m. 17S Watchung Boulevard in Berkeley horse at the conclusion of the Oak Knoll Summer Program, with teachers, from write. The group Is looking for people Chamber of Commerce and Drink!" national campaign to The Dodge Drunk Driving Simula- with a compatible person, known as a The National Society of Profes- Heights, from 8:30 un. to 2 pjn. promote greater awareness among left, Kathy Maiello and Program Director Judith MacLellan. who are concerned about the plight of Women's group to meet The event, which will be held Oct tor tour is produced and sponsored by Lupus group to'meet '"protege') and will receive orientation, sional Engineers is trie leading inter-, Next, the simulator continues on to young people about the dangen of. the Dodge Division of Chrysler Corp.' .children and willing to commit their from the coordinator of this program, 18 from 5 to 9 pin. at the Pantagls . The Union County branch of the disciplinary professional engineering The Union County chapter of the Jonathan Dayton Regional High drinking and driving. The tour Is presented by MADD with time to act as an advocate for children. Lois Goldberg. He or she will then Renaissance to Scotch Plains, will Lupus Foundation of New Jersey will society representing more than 75,000 New Jersey Association of Women School, located on Mountain Avenue the support of the U.S. Department of There will be approximately 15 work out an arrangement with the pro-.. benefit area charitable organization* hold its monthly meeting Monday, at engineers nationwide. Local chapter Business Owners will hold its third in Springfie!d,"on Sept 28 from 8:30 The simulator will visit more than Transportation and theNational Asso- hours of training by staff, experienced tege to become a regular part of his or annual business-to-business open including the Rotary and Chamber Bash Scrabble trophy CAS As and professionals from 7:30 p.m. at Union Hospital, 1000 members, In numbers approaching am to 2 pjn. 100 schools across the United States. ciation of Broadcasters. her life. A knowledge of mental retar- house Oct 13. The event will take Scholarship funds. Nearly 20 of the In a highly competitive field of Tim of Keam'y and Baltimore, attracts Scrabble Club, which has been in related fields. Anyone interested can Galloping Hill Road. 200 live or work in the Union County' dation is not necessary to volunteer. place at' the: Westwood on North county's finest restaurants have Scrabble players, Marjorle Bash, 70, players from all over, the country.' existence for over two yeara,jnd-iira call Donna Madrigal or. Joyce Neaf-| Marc Watson, a vascular surgeon, area. New members and others inter- Having a friend can make'a' great Avenue in: Oarwood from 6 to 8:30 agreed to participate. 'of Springfield, • member of the Mill- Even a Califomian and Australian "steady" at weekly meetings held on soy at (908) 527-4917. . will bo the guest speaker. His topic ested are invited. ' difference hi the life of a person with p.m* ' ',:'•• .••.••• • • bum Scrabble Club, won a hard- were present for the exciting play held Monday nights at the local library. will be "Vasculitis," followed by a For reservations or membership "We are working hard to 'ensure Seton Hall slates 9th annual mental retardation. Such friendships NJAWBO is the largest, statewide that this event is one which will be fought series of games in a three-day in A special day of fun, learning and growth Ifelpig the environment for children and parents! OURS IS FREE! igncti^ . l)edns at home. When you save energy at home, you —IS YOURS?— October 2,1993 We then send you a detailed report that help the environment. It takes fuel to create outlines easx lowcost/no-cost ways you 8:30 am - 2:30 pm energy, so using less energy meansless fuel can help the environment. And reduce your Is burned. That consumes fewer natural heating and cooling costs. 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Boy 1268, Newark, NJ 07101 ^ The Governor's Council on Drug 4 Alcohol Abuse WW-M (Next to 8aks Filth Avenue) U- u, . w * - ^-i-n j, • •!•>.,,' :r 2,3,4^* - WORRALL NEWSPAPERS- THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1BB3 - 7 6 — THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1993 — WOHRALL NEWSPAPERS - 2,3* tent the interests of the people. Big Democratic Chairmin Neil Cohen, a businew does not represent Ihe inter- Rosello resident, and his running rmati e Sherman -maffled4n-CaUfQmia- Independents seek return of democratic process ests of the people.' Linden City Treasurer JoseposepiTSh Suligu u Beverly Beny of Santa' Barbara, Positas Park, Santa Barbara. An out- neers and Surveyors of Santa Barbara. The burner, which will handle gar- as well as by OOP hopefuls Carmen By Joseph D'Allegro way, is running for the state Assembly District by OOP incumbent Louis ators all along Route 1," he said. The lifestyle Calif., daughter of Mr. Jack Berry of door reception followed, The newlyweds, who took a honey- ' bage from Union County municipali- Mendiola and Richard Hunt Neither Staff Writer in the 20th District u*n Independent Bassano and Democrat Cathie Perse- area is properly called 'Cancer Alley.' Spokane, Wash., and the late Mrs. Renee Popp served, as maid of moon trip to Tahiti, reside in Santa ties, is slated to go on line next year. Republican his held public office Three Union County candidate* Tho 20th District includes Linden, lay Seidman. • . . • The so-called Resource Recovery Ormalene Berry, was married Aug. 1 honor. • ' • Barbara. , •' . .• The Rev. Jim Reisner, a member of before. Cohen served one term in the naming for, office without the support Rahway, Roselle and Elizabeth. He . Canon released • complex flow- Facility is a toxic hazard* Incineration* to Stuart A. Sherman of Santa Barba- Sean Mason served as best man. the Elizabeth Earth Committee, also Assembly during .the mid-1980s. of a major party this November are was not able to secure an endorsement chart Friday titled "Why Things are is not the answer. Recycling is the Amy Fischel ra, son of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Sher- Mrs. Sherman is a partner in the only way to go. spoke out against the incinerator. "I being driven by the belief that the . from the Democrats and chose to wait the Way They Are." ftdetail s how the man of Springfield. ', • firm qf Consulting Services Network A subscription to your newspaper can see the effects of pollution in the avenge person has been closed out of until the general election to be placed Union County Utilities Authority has "The UCUA doesn't want a wed Aug. 8 of Santa Barbara. keeps your college student close to Port Elizabeth area," he said. "It's the 33rd Annual the political process. on the. ballot. intermingled through business con- referendum on the ballot on whether Rabbi Aliza Berk performed the Her husband is chief financial hometown activities. Call 686,-7753 quality.of the air. There's a lot of asth- Amy Fischel, daughter of Mrs. Freeholder candidate' Bob Carson, Dye, from Verona, is an educator at nections' and campaign tontnbutlons or not to build their incinerator," he ceremony at the Amphitheater at Los officer of Penfield & Smith, Engi- for a special college rate. ma in the area. I moved here six years Diane FUchel of Springfield, and the 20th district Assembly hopeful Jerry William Patenon College in Wayne. with various private and political enti- said. "With the accurate information ties — Including the Department of ago. I never had an allergy In my life, late Mr Allen Fischel, was married Coleman, and 21st district Senate can- She is running as a New Party candi- that has been distributed about the Environmental Protection and Ener- plant, residents would defeat it but I have them now. Evetyono's Aug. 8 to Benjamin Cohen, son of Mr. didate Linda Dye joined forces to hold dateJot-state Senate from the 21st gy. He said that money has been flow- Because the UCUA doesn't want the immune system is under attack. and Mrs. Irv Cohen of Lutherville, UNION TOWNSHIP ADULT-SCHOOL a press conference before 20 suppor- Distfct which includes Kenilworth, Sponiored by Brayton PTA : ing around the major party candidates. public to vote on it, they can't be "I strongly support those Who bring Md.'. ••' • • .••.•'• .. •••• • ters on: the steps of the. Elizabeth Roselle Park, Springfield and Union. . Rabbi Joshua Goldstein of Spring- "We stand for democracy and an open misted. to light issues of public health," he Courthouse Friday afternoon,.--'-: She spoke out against the current field and Rabbi Jacob Max of Balti- process.".' i ••.• • ''• ' '• . said. . "The Democrats and Republicans political system. "The golden rule is "All of the money they spent on 1 10:30 A.M. TO 5 P.M. GREAT Another Independent candidate, more, Md., officiated at the ceremony are really the same party," said Car- 'Do unto others as you would have Carson, a research, chemist, legal fees fighting for the Incinerator No Tuition Increases opposes the construction of the gar- Thomas Long, a former Linden super- BRAYTON SCHOOt AUDltOBIUM in Temple Sha'arey Shalom, Spring- son, a Rahway resident and avid sup- them do unto you,"* she said. "In poli- could have been spent on creating bage incinerator being built on Route intendent of schools, is running for TULIP STREET t /-VSHLAND ROAD field, where a reception followed. porter of environmental issues.."I'd tics, the golden rule is, 'He who has jobs for youth," said Coleman. "We Pay 1991 Fees For 1993 Enjoyment!! 1 in Rahway under the auspices of the the Assembly from, the 20th District SUMMIT, NEWJERSEY The bride was escorted by her like a multi-party system." the gold, rales.' Independent political have, no opposition to attorneys mak- UCUA. ing money, but there's no recreation He said that Independents stand a mother, and:the groom was escorted He is running for freeholder as a groups must grow. We only have one 40 Deilen Snack Bir ' In addition to Carson, there are two program and no jobs program. We good chance in this election. "People Ott by bis parents,, Marei Fischel of. Classes Begin Oct. 4 .New Party candidate. The party, now party now — Republicrats.: full slates of freeholders vying for ' want to change how money is spent. will be looking at all the candidates Country Qirden Bike Shop Springfield served as maid of honor. 18 months old, has 5,000 members in "The New Party is not a party of big three at-large seats including OOP Everyone pays taxes and should get this year," ho said. ' --j^- Bridesmaids were Erin Chemow of . 10 states. There are 600 members in money and. big people," she said. "If FREEPARKINQ DONATION $4.00 incumbents.. Linda DiQiovanni, the same treatment We have to end Long and Coleman-wUTbe chal- Rockville, Md.; Lauren Herzog of New Jersey,. according to party you want change, you have to get new. Linda-Lee Kelly and Springfield the old-boy network. We best repre- lenged by-~former Union County Wanamassa, cousin of the bride, and officials. , • ' people. One definition of 'insanity' is Committeeman Harry Pappas as well Debbie Cohen of Lutherville, Md., doing things the same way.and "Wo want to pur.an-independent is Democrats Annette Qiujano, Hill- sister "of tho groom. • expecting new results." voice into the political process," he side Mayor Peter CorveUijpsd-fan- - rian Cohen of Lutherville served u said. "I feel that the average person All three Independents said that, wpod MaycrJjnda-'Stender. In Person Registration they wanted to clean the area of best man for his brother. Ushers were >,v Register// has been closed out of the political ColemaiTihares Carson's opposi- pollutants. Josh Cohen of Lutherville, brother of Mon. thru Fit,9 a.m. to 3 p.m. ^ Early <* process." ' ' tion to the burner. "You have inciner- the groom, and Eric Harris and . Mail Registration Available "- Limited ' Coleman, a councilman from Rah- Dye will bechallengtd in the 21st Michael Stein, both of Baltimore, Md. • ••,'•• '•'•.• ' • • . -^t ^ WHWIIIIIVIIIEnrollment Benjamin and Amy Cohen GALL Mrs. Cohen, who .was graduated •One niflht courses •Mini courses •Ten week courses*^^ ^ from Jonathan Dayton Regional High ; School, Springfield; and the Universi- •G.E.D •E.S.L. • S.A.T. >/T V > Classified ty of Maryland, is employed by MCI •Reading Improvement Edward Anthony's Hair Salon.(formerly Salon 25) is Saturday stork club Telecommunications. offering a FREE FACIAL with the purchase of a one Mornings Her husband, who was.graduated hour MASSAGE with Irlha (Massage Value $45) when Erica Gina Bonavitacola from the University of Maryland, will be graduated from Baltimore Law you bring in this ad. Please call ahead for an appoint- A daughter, Erica Oina, was bom Aug. 27 in Overlook Hospital, Sum- School in December with a law ment. Offer ends October 31, 1993, sd call today! mit, to Mr. and Mrs. Angclo Bonavitacola of Linden. degree and a master's degree in busi- A.M. Mrs. Bonavitacola, the former Maria C. Matalonc, is tho daughter of ness administration. He is employed Mr. and Mrs. Antonio Mntalone of Elizabeth. Her husband, who is parttime by the state of Maryland until. to employed as a polico officer by the Springfield Police Department, Is the he finishes law school and his MBA son of Mr. and Mrs. Franco. Bonavitacola of Elizabeth. ' . studies, •' • 12 Noon The newly weds, who took a honey- CHOICES INCLUDE moon trip to Hawaii, reside in 1-800- Charge for pictures Rockville. •Computers * "Quilting There is a $10 charge for wedding and engagement pictures. Glossy photos •Seamanship : »Step Aerobics suggested. Black and white preferred. Story and photo must be submitted with- A subscription to your newspaper •Water Colors 564-89117 in eight weeks of the wedding date. Photos cannot be returned by mail and must keep!! your college, student close to bo picked up at Union Leador office,' 1291 Stuyvesant Avo., within threo. hometown activities. Call 686-7753 UNION HIGH SCHOOL D'Alltaro months of publication. for a special college rate. Independent Freeholder candidate Bob Carson,, left, holds a flow chart of what he said BOUTIQUE 25 NOFtTH 3rd STREET, UNION are abuses In government, as Kerri Blanchard, second from left, Introduces him to a 2 Mountain Avenue, Springfield Sell thai "junk" with a classified ad. For further Information call: • small group of supporters in Elizabeth last week. 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Cabbage Potatoes Tel: 201-589-3355 Carrots 4 1b*. for -FHEE-BH0CHURE-SENT-0N-REQUE9T- T:.OUB.SCH0.0L DISTRICT WILL NOT BE ON STRIKE WHILE AN nggr$~ for 9! 994 All Greens oppomruNrrY TO NEGOTIATE A CONTRACT SETTLEMENT CONTINUES TO EXIST. All Purpo** Celery Kale/Mustard/ Potatoes Collards We continue to be committed to an important responsibility: the education of your children. However, we also 794 104 a ib. 3 Ib*. C&Ca ds a atalk have another important objective-reaching an agreement with the Board of Education. Fresh it's the tulip's Broccoli Cauliflower mhavenotengagedinsny.ivotkstoppageto date&nddjiMtp^n to do so while we continue to meet with the Board. 400th Birthday Garlic 794 794 We NEVER HAVE and NEVER WILL refuse to meet with the Board. a atalk • head 994 b Macintosh Just as they did in 19^0 during the last round of contract talks, the Board is using "scare tactics" to unnecessarily Shop the Red Delicious bartlett & Goldan Delicious bring concern to parents and to divert attention from the bargaining process. We assured you in 1990 that we would LARGEST Granny Apples Bosc Pears selection of '•!?• *1.9S 594 ib. 994 continue to work toward a contract without disrupting the schools and we did. the Board has "cried wolf betore, and flower BULBS Vine Ripe Green they're doing it again. - Cuke* - Tomatoes Platanos We can assure you that if "negotiations break down" it will be due to the actions of the Board of Education, not In NJU! 5 for 2 Ib*. for 4 Ib*. (Sept. 8-Oct. 3i; The jumping-est, sliding-est, climbing-est newest entertainment 994 994 actions taken by the membersof the UTEA. WHY ARE THEY TRYING TO SCARE YOU? 99Swee4t California Peaohes/ If you are unhappy that the Board is spending more of our time your money and their attention worrying about place for children 12 and under and their parents is now open! California California y WINNCflof Nectarine* Plums > seedless Grapes a strike that.« nnt heing planned than in trying to resolve the issue of a contract with its employees, call the 1993 I! ilbfcfor , Cantelopea NTCnNflTIONm! 994 994 Ib. 894»ch Superintendent, Dr. James Caulfield, at 851-6418 or the Secretary of the Board, Mr. James Damato, at 851-6411 to let Flower IJulb I 800 Morris Turnpike, Short Hills, NJ —pinE Sunklst SUnklst them know. Ask them to communicate your concern to the Board of Education. Better yet, write to Dr. Robert Everett, Oranges Dlxplny | (adjacent to King's Shopping Center) Grapefruits, Lemons Competition s for Stqr the Board President, at 236$ Morris Avenue, Union, N.J. 07083. We're asking you to do thispecause we're busy doing our jobs in the classrooms Williams Ntirsei 3 lbs. Onions Jumbo Eggs &The Gift House Potatoes B24 SprinrfHeld Ave«W«jU1el Can (201) 564rPLAY to resente a Cabin for your special party! 694 and offices of the school district We intend to continue to do so. la bag W/Colipbn j 694 .bag (908)-BE-A-BULBi * d6Mh Paid far by tht Union Towwhlp Education Atsoclatlcn, 982 stuyvtsmt Avtnua, Union, NJ. 07083 j W/Coupon Exp. 1Q-7j3 W/Cdupon Exp, 10.7*Sj ^/^;,^/^ •4^-ai^;*'—&i 2,3,4,5* • WORRALL NEWSPAPERS— THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1093 — 0 8 — THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1993 — SPRINGFIELD LEADER Colleae athletes can't afford to gertlren-prioritiBS-mixed-ttp WW«*w*^w w*«v • • . ••••.••',_,., " Remember,, there is nothing wwronr g tute for education. ' informed choice. Simply put, if you the role of college sports. Basketball with dreaming of becoming a profes- If you are « college student on an was a major part of my university athletic scholarship, chances ire, are awarded a' sports scholarship, you Ultimately, as a college athlete, you sional athlete —- once your college OPINION PAGE The experience, and I was grateful for the degree is in i frame hanging on the have a right to know how likely it is must choose your own course and you're also a juggler. The coach self-discipline, persistence, concent- that you'll receive a degree within develop your own good study habits. wall • / wants you to be a winner, fellow stu- Senate ration and sense of team spirit it gave five yean of entering the school. Learning to put studies first and sports dents want you to be their hero, me. Though these are qualities that BUI Bradley represents New parents hope your skill will help foot second will help you reap the rich In search ot gooo* conversation on campaign trail By emphasizing the importance of can be carried into any arena, the bot- Jersey in the U.S. Senate. the college bill, and teachers some- Report benefits of both worlds. simply condemn the proposal when I education, I do not intend to diminish tom line is that sports cannot substi- Springfield Leader Four yean ago, when Qov. Jim, whom are doing all they can to just times painfully remind you that you Florio announced his candldacy-f6r survive. •'.•'.. can't come up with other solutions? In By BW Bradley .'••.. 1291 Stuyvesant Avenue are, above all, a student , • .'. Raymond Worrall governor, he said a political canqjaign Screening However, one must question the theory, it's great But what are tfie,-- Union, N.J. 07083 Publisher Balancing the conflicting demands to an education otherwise unattahv is really a "conversation between a logic of taking, away such a large consequences of not. naming The Published Weekly Since 1929 • of sports and studies is the most able. Many college sports legends- State's 'lemon law' helps protect consumers candidate and the voters." chunk of welfare benefits from father? Plus, many of the fathers that Tom Canavan New Jersey important challenge college athletes have capitalized on thisopportunity, mothers, and in turn children, who are identifie^don't have jobs and Phone Area Code (908) Editor So far, the conversation taking face. At stake is their education, and going on to rewarding, successful action under the lemon law.. won't, or can't, identify the father of a can't ft/fT the manufacturer, return receipt • • • place in the current race for governor By Steve Adubato Jr. ~ Your new car's already giving you Fax 688-4169 • Subscriptions 688-7700 : Caraballo and I then talked about therefore, their future. College ath- careen outside of sports. College ath- requested, slating that,you have a A large number of cases are settled Ann Dalker , is pretty dismal. child. Enforcement of this proposal trouble. You may have a lemon on Publio Notices 686-7700 • Display Ads 686-7700 letes can't afford to get their priorities letes need to set their sights on suc- Consumer claim and that you are giving the man- by the manufacturer to avoid court Associate Editor Florio and Christine Whitman pithy retorts tell us little about how would be • nightmare. the other, less newsworthy parts of the your hands. Newsroom 686-7700 • Business Office 686-7700 mixed up or to forget that they're in cess stories based on seized opportun- ufacturer one last chance to repair theaction under the lemon law. . • • • • remind me of two people about to get she would reform welfare if elected This Is not black and white stuff. Florio proposal, Uke allowing welfare Fortunately, New Jersey has a school to get a degree. Instead, they ities, not long shots. Corner defect The letter should be mailed If you thlnkyou qualify, contact'the. Classifieds (800)-664-8911 Heather MaoGregor divorced. As soon as one person says, governor. Such sloganeering stifles There are no easy answers. But parents to keep up to $5,000 in sav- strong lemon law to help consumen must take advantage of the academic after the second unsuccessful repair lemon law unit at 504-6226 for a full Managing Editor something, the other feels compelled meaningful political discourse' and wouldn't it be great to listen and parti- ings without penalty—if it is used to Universities and colleges are in whose new care quickly go sour. The resources available and get the best By Emma Byrne attempt or after the 20 cumulative packet of information. Thursday Edition Deadlines • ;' to attack it Neither chooses to hear diverts our attention. cipate in a campaign conversation, buy a home or educatetheir children. . large port responsible for influencing lemon law is clearly one of New Peter Worrall : education possible to prepare for a calendar day period. After receiving All News. .• noon Friday the other. Consider the governor's reaction to without all the noise, in which com- This is the stuff we in the media students to emphasize education over Jersey's tyggest consumer protection Advertising Director fulfilling career — off the playing To qualify, vehicles must meet all your letter, the manufacturer has 10 Emma Byrne Is the director of Letters to the Editor 9 a.m. Monday Whitman's attack. His camp sees an peting welfare ideas are put on the think,is boring. • . •:. sports. For too long, academic success stories since its inception four calendar days to attempt a final repair. thSmw Jersey Division of Con- Classified Advertising 3 p.m. Tuesday Charge. Countercharge. Name- ' opening and Ups into "outraged" Jew- table for us to consider? To ask ques- .. field.' . "• . •• " . :'• . instructions have had their priorities yean ago. •. . , . the following: For the past 11 years, I have invited Only then can a consumer file an sumer Affairs. Display Advertising noon Monday calling. Then on to the next "issue." ish leaden who understandably blast tions about? To try. and get a better At the end of of conversation, Cara- backward. Some-have even misled As a result of lemon law hearing • Passenger vehicles arid motorcy- hundreds of New Jersey high school Publio Notice Advertising noon Tuesday , Consider the current debate over Whitman for "likening welfare reform sense of what we, as citizens, think ballo, who is a big Florio'supporter, athletes with inflated graduatlonrates, decisions, pre-hearing settlements and cles bought, leased or registered in students to attend on annual Student Florio's controversial proposal to proposals to the Holocaust." should be done? said, "Now, if I were in the Legisla- while others haven't made this infor- arbitration, cohsumere have received New Jersey.. ..'.'• make mothers'on welfare name the ture, I would probably, vote against Athlete conference. Most are being ©Worrall Community Newspaper*, Inc. Clearly embarrassed, her campaign It's called democracy. mation available at all. It's time to millions of dollan in restitution and • Jhe-veSlcle must be under two recruited by universities across the 1993 All Right* Reserved fathers of their children. This is part of responds, calling Florio's response . In search of a real conversation on forcing women to identify the father. demand that these institutions show more than 230 replacement vehicles years old or with no more than 18,000 Call the editors nation for their athletic ability, and a more comprehensive Florio effort to "an incredible overreactioa" the Florio proposal; I called my Reason? The fear for what would hap- concert for college athletes beyond over the past three years. miles, whichever comes first Ever want to talk about something you think should be in the paper? more than a few harbor hopes of change welfare radically by promot- Then a couple days later, Whitman friend, Seton Hall University law pro- pen to the children is such in me that I ttofr game performance. __- In addition, hundreds of consumers • The defect on the vehicle must Know something that might make a good story? Do you know someone ing educational opportunity, job train- becoming a professional athlete. My changes her tune and comes to the fessor WilfrjedCCaraballo, who used ;• would be-morally compelled to do My Student Athlete Right to Know assisted by the lemon law unit finally substantially impair its use, safety or " who might be the subject of an Interesting feature? Do you know 6f a ing and family stability. to be the state's public advocate. Car- that But I would by to deal with the warning to themjo take their educa- Autumn promises conclusion that "there have to be law requires colleges and universities received needed repairs on their vehi- value. ••...• sports story we don't? . aballo grew up in the South Bronx hi tion seriously-lspunctuated with the some kind of sanctions" on welfare best of his welfare proposals in the to report these rotes to potential stu- cles —; including a police department ' • The problem remains after three If the answer,to any or all of the above Is yes, call the editors at A chill is in the air. the late 1950s and was raised by his hopes of coming' up with other following statistic: only one in a Of course, Florio's motives are mothers who won't name the fathers dents, their parents and high school that got a vehicle replaced. repair attempts or a total of ^.cumu- 686-7700. . "• . ; mother, They were poor, but Mrs. hundred of you will become a profes- The first two month's of autumn undoubtedly bring partly political. However, he deserves of their children.' She proposes a 20 solutions." .'"•••• guidance counselors, so that when In fact, nearly 80 percent of the lative calendar, days out of service. Sports news: Jim Parachini, sports editor. Caraballo, a proud and strong woman, sional athlete. '• credit for at least talking about possi- percent cut in benefits. . It's unfortunate Christine Whit- students choose the school that will consumen who file an application • You've given the manufacturer Problems: Tom Canavan, editor. • .--'""'' a deluge of campaign slogans and~public promises refused to accept welfare. Never mak- With that in mind, it is crucial for ble welfare alternatives instead of just Of course,' Florio accuses her of man, who shares many of CarabSllo's meet their athletic^and academic with the lemon law unit receive some one last chance to repair the defect from a bevy of politicians begging for our'support. ing more than $3,500 a year, she college athletes to view their athletic saying, "Welfare has failed. We must . flopping. It's, all so predictable! concerns about the children, didn't needs, they will be making on kind of restitution. You must mall a certified letter to wanted to do it on her own. {Somehow, ' ability as a gift that can provide access As candidates officially open their headquarters do something." " ; respondmthesamethoughtfulway.lt across the state, mailboxes and televisions will be . The falling welfare system and the The "conversation" spirals down-, she succeeded. , . would have been so refreshing and ward until; all-the average voter inundated with advertisements and commercials with cycle of poverty it has fostered cry out Her son was profoundly affected by useful to hear a^sndtdate who didn't 19 Valley Street for a serious conversation. remembers is "he said, she said" accu- those early and trying years. Today, automatically trash his or her oppo- South Orange, NJ candidates quick to point out their opponents' weak- However, .the initial response by sations and the hyperbole. We learn he thinks and struggles a lot about nent's proposal as being,without any (201)762-8228 virtually nothing about the complex v nesses and even more eager to disclose their own Whitman Was to trash the "name-the- issues that, affect the poor like the .merit -_. ' ' ,' . : . • 2nd drink pornplmenitiy with It* ad successes. , • • . father" proposal as If It wasn't worthy issue of.welfare. ..•' . need to "reform welfare," which Just once, don't we deserve a cam- "promotes dependency" and taking' While candidates point fingers at each another, of discussion. Whitman called it paign conversation^ we want to listen ' "extreme right-wing radicalism" and . Look, I'm not even sure if I agree ''responsibility" for one's own to? • v, •. •••:.•.: ;• .• •'• • ' ; .. voters may get bored with the rhetoric, and quickly then said, "What is the governor's .'with the Florio proposal. As the father actions. Caraballo also worries about, MOWAYNnEFOOmrUL learn to tune out the hollow arguments, and accusa- next idea? A program of tattoos for of a 1-year-old, I strongly believe , the children of welfare recipients. Steve Adubato Jr., a former state wfth Carl £. Cart A, & Robby Rob welfare mothers? How about an invo- these, men should be pressured into "I'm torn over the Florio proposal legislator from Essex County, Is an cmtl tions which often seem to drown out true issues. 1 €vwy luntary relocation Into camps?" taking more responsibility for their to name the father, ' Caraballo said. Instructor of public administration THURSDW $150 domestic beers all nlta If politicians have their way, they will spend the Whitman's pithy retort is great fod- actions. Now, the entire financial bur- "But I don't see someone coming up and mass media at Rutgers $150 drinks all nlte weeks before the election focusing negative attention der for those of us in the media. But' den falls on single mothers, many of with an alternative, so how can I University.; . &00 pitchers on their opponents. It is up to voters to force them to tUMPttdMn Guarterry $1.00 ShotSpecials address questions which truly affect the state. tUODMKS WDO pm til closing Although it is tempting to ignore the candidates tun jam SHOTS tin SHOT smius and their election promises entirely, we encourage letters to the editor voters to'try to sort through the political hyperbole BKawtat 10*)(MtUe!etla| and examine where candidates stand on each issue. Plan is a self-defeating document This is often a tall order, but it is one that must be 1 rt) riat6 : r: :' I j?-?PP P &J Ao.<»rrjm^ty.t^,jpi3$pvfide a stimulus for the owners and faced as candidates beicome government leaders who •"To'the .Edltor:L ,•'? • .";'-• ip ' \i.£, % ^'% .*'.'! -;•. •• •' merchants to-bringhew'Hfeto1trwir'area',iiTij(ti we have no obligation to do th'e ; | affect our daily lives. In an effort to touch all possible bases, the Downtown Redevelopment Plan whole job for them. On this issue, it is possible to fln'd agreement With the plan's Cvery Friday Nlte emerges as a self-defeating document. It is filled with contradictions, unsup- statement that: "It goes without saying that a business district cannot bo suc- $1.00 drinks for ladled ported assertions and has two glaring omissions. What follows are somo of the cessful or even survive on an attractive appearance alone; to be. successful it troubling matters. , • '. . : must offer goods and services at competitive prices that the residents of its trade $1.00 drafts for ladles independently The plan states it is supported by the merchants and that tfiey are willing to area need." , .'. • : .•' . •..'.' ;. •'..;.. ..''.•'.;..•;' •';. ' •.•...'' $1.00 BiOSHOTS put their own resources into it. This is disputed by the plan's own survey of 36 . •..'•.•• " ' • • .'.' ' . .-.: • . ' , • Herb Slote • Random SpadoU far th« GUVS merchants whose reactions range.from negative to lukewarm. Their desires, Htrb Slote h th*. Democratic candidate for Township Committee. •;,.' speaking reported In the plan, are free parking, limits to competition, permission for side- aosslc Donee G Party Music The lack of quality press coverage given to inde- walk sales, banners and temporary signs. Their fears are about what the project 10:00 pm Ul dosing might cost them arid that rents might rise after improvements. . Will county stand behind residents?" pendent candidates in county and state elections by • The plan states that a consensus has been reached, further, by"property own- : : : the New Jersey media is deplorable and insulting to ers, governments, shoppers and the township citizenry." If so, this has been To'the Editor: '•.; • . . ..'.',.:;", ' '-' •.;";-•".;"'•-.'•• "-. • ""••:'-."V/' ^ • ; .;' . " Residents of Mountainside are appalled by Dan Bernier's proposal to allow • WESTFIELD SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Then you become a pur democratic system. . effectively concealed, for there is. absolutely nothing within their plan to sug- gest that any of these sectors has been consulted or their reactions recorded. hunting throughout the Watching Reservation. The Watchung Reservation is 1993-94 SEASON Indeed, In view of the meager turnout at meetings of the Township Committee the only land left for all of Union County to enjoy. It enables children and adults ' ChemPlns" customer This country is run oh the belief that any individual to bond with nature. Condoning hunting would go against all our beliefs for a and the limited means of communication within the town, it is likely that the HANDEL can make a difference. The power of the elected mere existence of the plan may come as a surprise to many taxpayers. free and safe environment'for all. BEETHOVEN at Chemical Bank, TCHAIKOVSKY office is one way to make a difference, ftowevisr, The plan states, after a- detailed .parking survey and analysis, that the area We already have a problem with speeding, teen-agers using the park to drink VERDI BACH you'll be banking with the political parties, creatures much.larger than the indir Includes 1,480 parking spaces; which "slightly exceeds the minimum parking and toss bottles onto our streets and motorcyclists using our streets as open SAMPSON levels required for the uses." It proceeds to make suggestions for Improvement. highways. We do not need four-wheel drive, gun toting yahoos, who think HAYDYN VIVALDI people customers rated #1 in vidual, control the world of politics and dominate the "in light of Its own judgment, it is difficult to understand why the major thrust of they're Rambo, adding to the existing problems and endangering our lives. BERNSTEIN GRIEG ballot in our two-party system. Without party sup- , the plan, and most-of the money, should be directed toward parking spaces. Dan Bemler has stated that he "cannot control the Illegal poaching" that goes SOUSA DVORAK New Jersey in three very important port, most hopefuls stand little chance. • : The plan describes two programs available; the facade improvement prog- on throughout the reseivation during hunting season and the winter months. He Brad Felmach, ram, making low interest loans to owners and tenants; and a tree planting prog- also stated that he "could not guarantee that wounded deer would not roam out Music Director telephone service areas? - ram, which can be used by the community without any capital investment. Both of the confines of the reservation and into our back yards." Is he considering the With that in mind, the only way to counter the have been used successfully In nearby towns. If fully utilized In Springfield, a mental anguish the residents of Mountainside Will be put through by wounded OIM'NINC MCIIT (MTOHI'.R 23rd Of course, there are a lot of other political power of the parties is to give support to substantial portion of the proposed plan could be accomplished without major deer running wild in our streets? If he cannot control a handful of poachers, grass-roots efforts. This is not to say we necessarily expenditure. •.'!••• what makes him think he could control hunters who will be placing our lives in -ALL HKKTHOVKN" CONCKRT pluses to ChemPlus* banking. jeopardy. It is about tune the park officials get off their rumps and deal with the "In a recent support the efforts of any particular grass-roots candi- Theplan proposes establishing aDowntown Redevelopment Corporation, to \- Martin ./<• be politically appointed; and a new position of Downtown Planner/Manager. existing problems we have Instead of adding to them. ChemPlus combines your checking date^ However* they all should be given a chance and These hunters do not care about out environment or the safety of the residents This becomes a self-perpetuating bureaucracy, paid for but beyond the control with your savings, including CDs, IRAs, survey, customers nbt cast aside simply because they dp"not have the; . of the taxpayers, and performing no necessary function unloss the scope of the who II ve directly on the reservation. All they care about is the "thrill of the kill." plan is wildly enlarged beyond all reason. The cost will be covered by an 11 Republican or Democrat label on their ballot line; Are the freeholders going to pass the hunting proposal and allow hunters FOR A SEASON BROCHURE CALL money market accounts, or even loans percent additional tax on the downtown property plus a smaller surcharge on all ranked us No. 1 This November, we would like to see more support .. from all over Now Jersey to endanger our lives, ruin our environment and other Springfield property, including residential. (908)232-9400 and credit cards,** so you can eliminate given to independent candidates by the media. Tele- . . The plan does not say anything about the need to obtain the rights to private rU made possible In part by a grant front encroach upon the reservation the citizens payjo operate or are they going to State Council On The Arts/Department of Slate inNewJersey![ -^vision- and-radio-stations-;have-traditionally~given -'-;- :f property wHchinieeded forthirproposed parking lot development. There Is no" stand behind the residents oTMbunuunsiae and affof Union County whom they" -costly monthly fees*** _ their county and state campaigns very little coverage. report that the owners have been approached on their willingness to yield con- depend on for votes and who also pay their salaries? trol of their properties. Without this consent, the whole parking proposal falls On top of that, ChemPlus pays you The gubernatorial soundbites they do air are often Denlse Suskie apart. The issue Is so obviously critical that it cannot be believed that It has been Mountainside reactionary political mudslinging and lack substance.. overlooked accidentally. The suspicion is strong that it has been deliberately higher rates on savings and CDs and Customer Service Representntlvo The print media is the, last bastion of true journal* .;.. avoided to make the.plan appear.feasible. Pennies add up quickly offers you lower rates on credit cards ^ , ism that can be turned to for in-depth coverage of the: The plan does not say anthing about the presumed rewards to the town. There OPGN HOUSE issues and the people making the news, Newspapers Is no attempt at a cost/benefit analysis. The first stage, at a cost of either $1.3 To the Editor: th and selected loans. With all this hullabaloo of unwanted pennies that people throw away, I found must push political bickering aside and focus on million or $2.5 million, depending upon whose estimate you prefer, produces Sunday, Sept. 26 @ 2pm & 7pm only street improvements and parking lots—not a dollar in ratables. Nor does it a solution about 20 years ago which I am still practicing. It all adds up to the most positive way to bank. By£hone_. ^ : ; ; 'issues. ' •• .•,' ,• '.. : •';_•• ' ; '•• -; V' ..,'' .'•< '•'•• '.•• explain who is to pay for. maintaining the shrubbery, cutting the grass, cleaning Here is what I do without any fanfare or problems. There are a handful of Union County independent ' and watering sidewalk planters, repairing benches, paying electric bills, ete. The pennies that I get in change, and the pennies that the family gives me By ATM. Or at any convenient branch Jo become a ChemPlus This is1 a business investment and a prudent Investor would ask some very from their change, and the pennies that I find, and what the family finds, dense y candidates running for state Senate and Assembly as p : blunt questions and expect explicit answers. Unfortunately, as taxpayers, we are believe me it mounts up. bal^800:™ well as one for Union County freeholder. More noti- all investors, however Involuntarily. Are you prepared to put your money into I moll out to various charities that I receive from daily no less than $1 dollar ceably there are 17 independents running for gover- this project? . . •'•' : ;' and not more than $3 — with my postage even though some come in pause •.. i nor. Many are not serious candidates,but some „:.. 7yi° ?»H> matters need airing: In what appears an acknowledgement that, to paid1 envelopes, _whlch I erase, not asking for receipt, in order to save IheJr should be respected for their platforms. Unfortunate- this point, the plan had only a questionable chance of being approved for a postage. . Community Development Block Grant, It Is now proposed (Itader 9/16) to In 20years.ImusthavemaIled out hundreds of dollars to these various chari- Expect more from ly, in most cases, the media has focused on the two submit It In guise of an effort to Improve the living standards of low to moderate ties, which made me feel good, and the charities benefited party candidates and virtually ignored the others. Income people living In the area. Whether or not this ploy succeeds, il remains a I suggest you try it distasteful subterfuge. • •". .;• : It tfould be said that those candidates are being George Ginsberg . The Township Committee — not unanimously •*— has authorized a fee of ______Springfield ignored because they do not deserve the attention or $8,000 to $10,000 to cover/the cost of preparing the application for Revenue the Voter support. However, we think die reverse'is .Sharing funds, without receiving any explanation of how the money is to be a Crtholle Co-«d Hlflh School true. Voters might be more inclined to support inde- . spent If we accept the assurance that trie "plans ore already in place and the "[Journalism's] role as society's truth- . . Private Catholic Prep School pendent candidates if the media treated them like ser- township engineerhas already put budget figures In place," then all that remains SmalJIIHUlI UAcksHs sir«ue QuaUty Academic Program ZZlCHEMICAL is to fill out a four-page "mposal Submission Form." Something is missing. teller..«will never make us beloved. But if we Co-tduuHoiul 98* of graduate attend college Chemical Bank NewJeney Urge, beautiful campus ious contenders. . . These criticisms do not suggest an end to revitalizing downtown, As men- deal decently and forthright® and compas- Winning JportJ tradition for boy* 1 girl* Scholatshlps availabliconuoeree o Wide rang* ol extra-currtcular acBvlUej Worrall Community Newspapers will make every ; tloned above, there ore two programs which are available and pracdeal. Let the Tramfen always considered town proceed wlthlhetreo planting program and challenge the owner* and mer- sionately wUh the public, we wilt protect our effort to present third party candidates in a fair light chants to make their contribution by fixing up their property. There is a strong ability to do that indispensable job." 205 Madison Ave. (Rwti I24t. Madison. Ntw Jersey in the remaining weeks prior to the election, so every. 7 incentive for them to Use the low interest facade improvement program rather B6I.377-248S viable candidate will have a fighting chance. than pay the 11 percent tax increase which the "plan" would Impose on them. —Lee Hills li\! ."f'' /s i ^ r ^ . ' l i VV ! ^'a^-^^n^lciti^nilZ 10 - THURSDAY, 8EPTEUBEH 23, 1993 - WORHALL NEWSPAPERS - 2flAA* 2,3,4,8* - WORRALL NEWSPAPERS— THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1993 — 11 War effort brought out the best -Register starts-comptrter-pfegram -Hundretls-set^nwaflrior-heart-research Hundreds of Union County citizens across the country during the first Jersey is Key Pharmaceuticals, a divi- heart disease and more than 2 million it . It has been more thin 50 yean street lights wen dimmed. Some will join thousands of walkers nation- . weekend of October. Lederle Labor- sion of Schering-Plough, while the outdoor advertising signs were no for easy access to land records Mate residents have one or more forms travels in county tjnce this counby became involved ally to walk all over cardiovascular atories, a division of American Cya- state's official media sponsor is The Way longer lighted at night, and gasoline Union County Register of Deeds location of property information will greatest volume of document record- diseases during the American Heart of cardiovascular disease. Cardiovas- The Union County Office of Cultural and Heritage Affairs, Division of in an "all out war" and many people namid Company headquartered in WWOR-TV Channel 9 in Secaucus. cular diseases, Including stroke, are rationing cut down the use of can Joanne Rajoppi announced the com- remain a two-step process using ings in the 87-year-old history of the Walk, slated for Oct. 2 from 9 am to Parks and Recreation, announces that the New Providence Library, at 377 living today have no idea of how it Wayne, is a research intensive organi- The Echo Lake Park walk is co- the No. 1 killer in the United States. wtf during that time. It Ii true that in either day or night pletion of a major computer program books. office." 2 pjn. at Echo Lake Park in zation that manufactures and markets Elkwood Ave., will host the Union County Teen Arts Touring' Exhibit for It Was With the availability of computer sponsored by St. Elizabeth Hospital, They affect people in their 30s, 40s we have had other wan and inci- A Civil Defense Corps was which will provide 16 yean of direct Rajoppi said that most title search- Westfield. ' a broad range of products Including Fair Oaks Hospital, Hoechst Couri- the month of October. The exhibit consists of 25 pieces of art selected organized to assist in any attack es, which are regulated by state statute. monitors for public use in the Regis- and 50s. Children aren't excluded from the 533 visual artworks shown at the Union County Teen Aits Festi- dent! of a military nature, but none By William Frollch computer access to land records. The noo-competitive, just-for-fon innovation Pharmaceuticals, vaccines, er, Overlook Hospital and Oxford from cardiovascular diseases, either. has affected.thli country in the upon the possible military objec- Union County is one of only three and which are necessary for insur- ter's Record Room, the public has a event is expected to draw participants val in April. computerized information retrieval generics and vittminsAuitritionals Health.Plans. . There are only two ways to fight same way as World War II did. It is tives in this country, and New countiesTnthe state with such a far- ance, require investigation of past of all ages. Walkers will raise money worldwide. Lederle, which also spon- Linda-Lee Kelly, chairman of the Union County Board of Chosen for its sudden expansion. Equip- system to save time in determining "Last year was the first time the them;, finding the cure through: to be sincerely hoped that no audit Jersey was considered a prime ranging computer history of property ownership of property for a 60-year ' for cardiovascular research by asking sored American Heart Walk national- Freeholders and liaison to the Cultural and Heritage Programs Advisory ment was scarce and logs on wagon where a deed or mortgage is located. American Heart Association held a research and preventing them in the war will ever again take place on target, with its oil refineries and records. period. Since 1987, when she initiated friends and co-workers for contribu- ly last year, is committed to providing Board, said, "We encourage the residents of New Providence and the wheels served as cannon for train- national walk event with more than firat place. this planet many factories working night and computerization of land records in the tions for walking the course. medications for the treatment of high_-800 walk rites around the country," neighboring towns to stop by the library and see the Teen Arts Exhibit It ing purposes, as did wooden rifles,. day for the war effort Aircraft- "This information base," Rajoppi Register's Office, only years between is a wonderful example of the highly creative work of our talented young World War I had ended success- The Register's Recordjloam is the The American Heart Association's blood pressure, smoking cessation said Brian Buonanni, executive vice For the 1993-94 fiscal year, the Officers, fresh out of training spotting stations were established said, "means it will be easier and more 1987 and the current year were avail- people," she added. . , ' fully for the Allies in 1918, and "American Heart Walk," a national aids and other cardiovascular president of St. Elizabeth Hospital New Jersey Affiliate of the American school, became known as "90 day to identify and record all move- efficient for the public to obtain infor- able via computer. Rajoppi added the repository of all land documents in the many changes took place in the fol- event sponsored by Lederle Laborato- . and the Union County American. • . The exhibiting students include: wonders" for the length of time in ments of air traffic. mation on documents. Prospective 10 prior yean to the base to'allpwTl'' 21 municipalities of Union County products/ ].' ... Heart Association is funding- more lowing yean, such as the rebirth of ties, will be held in communities Heart Walk chairman. "New Jersey's . Clark: Chris Stumbers, Arthur L. Johnson Regional High School and school and for "I wonder what I am Air raid wardens, both men and and present homeowners along with greater volume of data to be made dating back to 1857. The Record' A major walk sponsor in New than $1,057,000 in research grants to Poland, the separation of But Prus- 18 American Heart Walks raised Nicole Cieplinski, Mother Seton Regional High School. supposed to do next?" women, were appointed and prac- . the attorneys who represent them, title available for title searching. Room retains a copy of all such trans- continue the fight against heart sia from Germany by the Polish more than $386,000, the second high- .disease.' ": _•" •' . . • '• ' . • • Linden: Brian Magazine, Linden Vo Tech. At home the nation was begin- ticed "black-out" drills were held to companies, insurers, bankers and "This was a tremendous project," . actions in its 14,000 square foot area. Corridor, and the return to Prance Boutique plans in gear est total dollar amount in the United Mountainside: Michael Brltt, Deerfleld School. ning to work its way out of the determine the efficiency of the mortgage lenders, will have quick she said, "since the data had to be The area is open to the public Monday of Alsace and Lorraine. In a war- States. We're striving to be number The American Heart Association is Roselle: Lela Jervert, Abraham Clark High School. Great Depression of 1929. Defense warning sirens and the compliance access to hundreds of thousands of reformatted and input into our compu- through Friday from 8 sun. to 4:30 The second annual fund-raising All proceeds, Rlcken said, will be weary, inflation-ridden Germany a one this year.; the nation's largest voluntary health' Springfield: Jodie Labruzza, Jonathan Dayton Regional High School work was contracted out to busines-' of the public in ellmmating'all visi-. property owners and sellers from. ter system. In addition, from 1984 p.m. in the Union County. Courthouse, Arts and Crafts Holiday Boutique, distributed to deserving county Vo- one-time paperhanger came into "We're excited about this event," agency dedicated to the reduction of and Katerihe Moulinos, FJM OaudineerjMlddle'School. _____ ses and factories large and smalL ble lighting from the area. Armed 1977 through 1993." Prior to 1977, through 1990, we experienced the 2 Broad.St, Elizabeth. sponsored by the Union County Tech students by the Awards Com- power, and the "war to end all he continued. "Each walker raising disability and death from heart and Union: Kristeh Melruclc, Union High School. -——"~ New machine.tools were ordered with hard hats and arm bands, these . Vocational-Technical Schools . mittee during "the . annual Awards wars" soon became over-shadowed $100 will get an American Heart blood vessel diseases, which annually The Union County Teen Arts program is supported by the Union and delivered to new buildings Wardens patrolled the streets during Awards Committee, Will be held Night ceremony in June. He-added by a far greater conflict which Walk T-Shirt and will be eligible for kill almost 1 million Americans. Last . County Board of Chosen Freeholders; Panasonic Company, Secaucus; made for them. A hew hangar a blackout and knocked on doors of indoors at the Raritan Road campus that these funds will assist young peo- brought many changes to the way prizes for raising money to fight car- year the American Heart Association Lewmar Paper Co., Kenilworth; PSE&O, Bridgewater, Tho Summit building at Newark Airport became any building showing a forbidden on Nov. 13, from 9:30^nv to 4:30 ple with scholarships, awards and of life of everyone in the United light "Get that light out!" was their Whitman p diovascular diseases." spent more than $3J8-mrHton for Bank, Chatham; United Jersey Bank Central, Princeton; Clba-Oelgy, Eastern Aircraft where fighter p.m. . monetary gifts to further their educa- States. "Furthermore," Buonanni said, research support and public and pro- Summit; Suburban Cablevislon, Union; Ironbound Bank, Newark; Allen- planes were built. order, and they had the authority to tion. Admission to the holiday bou- -The Invasion of Poland by Nazi "we'll have lots of information at the . fessional education and community burg Piano House, Elizabeth; Harmonla Savings Bank, Kenilworth; New Finally the inevitable happened enforce it Heinz Rlcken, coordinator of spe- tique will be free. .Germany in 1939 was the final cial projects, said room is available American HeartWalk on how to help programs*. * • • . • • • • ' •. . Jersey Bell Telephone, Union; Brounell-Kramer-Waidor-Kane Agency, The Japanese struck at Pearl Harbor Practice air raid drills were held leaders in Union Crafter contract forms can be blow to the hopes of England and for crafters who wish to participate. prevent cardiovascular diseases and' For more information on how to Union; the Leisure Arts Center, Springfield, and The Roselle Antiques and we were at war. Draftees who in schools, factories and even on obtained by calling Ricken at (908) . France to avoid military force, and Republican gubernatorial candidate and is thus very important to my cam- Linden: Richard E Hunt and Virgi- Single tables, provided by- • ; I\.Vv..' ^^iw5>iL^W^ *ts* 12 — THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1993 - WORRALL NEWSPAPERS -2,3* - WORRALL NEWSPAPERS- THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2J. 1993 — 13 religion ESS & SERVICE DIRECTORY^ Picnic /s scheduled vice*, active USY, Kadima and El-Al students will conduct educational programs for youth. In addition, it programs and help the synagogue on Temple Beth Atun, £0 Temple offen a Men's Club, a Women's 339 Mountain Ave., to celebrate the Drive, Springfield, will bold its icc- League, social actiofi and adult educa- Shmini Atteret and Simchal Torah ood animal picniC'Snd carnival Sun*, AABACUS ANTIQUES tion program*, a full day nursery holidays, commemorating the com- JIM'S APPLIANCE REPAIR TSMYTHT day. on the synagogue grounds. school, transitional kindergarten, •.' pletion of the annual cycle of reading The event will feature a moonwilk, Ranges — Washers religious school, high school and an the Torah—scroll of Jewish law and «Furniture, Orlantal pony rides, games, prizes, other ride* TOP DOLLAR PAID UmLXSm Alternative Tracks Religious School customs—end beginning of a new Sttrllno, Dryers —Dishwashers TOP $$$ IN CASH and attnetioni, music by Gary Kers- • ANTIQUES • EXCLUSIVE program. cycle. •''•.. CmdlntsretUnoH»mi.Bc.» VOLVO DEALER For All Cirii Truck* tein of Protesslonal Disk: Jockey Ser- All Work Guaranteed Torah Tout groups will visit 27 ^ • TOP CASH PAID t 8 Fumlturo * Oriental Rugs * Paintings ];m suuun CALL DAYS vice u well as Kosher hot dogs, ham- For more information about the Clocks, Jowelry, Mirrors, Toys, Silver synagogues and educational institu- 201-763-6502 burgers, sodajltallan ices and snacks. picnic md carnival one **•" call tho Please call for prompt professional service. Call any- • (908) 273-4200 589-8400 tions throughout North America over or EVES The carnival will begin at 11:30 temple office at 201 376-0539. time * Open 7 days * Wt will come to you. AUTHORIZED the holidays. Programs for adults, ** $10.00 Discount ** (908) 088-2044 a.m. and continue to 4:30 pan. The FACTORV SERVICE '• Breakfast planned youths and families will be coordi- 908-245-8383 or 1-800-281-8385 -^"' With This Ad ' LONG TERM LEASING (Same day Pick ups) public is invited, it was twiniiiy^i, nated wjth the spiritual leaden of each There is no admission charge, but Our Lady of Lourdes Rosary Altar synagogue.' ; tickets must be purchased for the rides Society, Mountainside, will hold a MON - AMIE . communion breakfast on Oct. 3 at The program "aids local communi- CARPET PROIUMS? and food. Ted Weiss will again serve HAIR DESIGNERS II CAPRI CONSTRUCTION JOEDOMAN MCHARDO.McflEQHftH as chairman of the event which is con- , L'Affaire Restaurant, Mountainside. ties in strengthening their Jewish WinXTHEMMU identity, knowledge and commitment General Repairs . (908)686-3824 ducted under the auspices of the syna- The breakftst will follow the 9 ajn. Foil Service Salon RMldMrtl«l4CosmwrcUI 'CwtomWexi *Swmi gogue's ways and means committee. Mass, and the cost is $11 i person. through group discussions on contem- Coloring — Perms • FRAMING DECKS Cfrptts/noort : porary Jewish themes." • ROOFING ' BEAT WHOLESALE Temple Beth Ahm is a conservative For further information one can call Reg. $560.00 Cuts — FrenchBroids ALTERATIONS/ •Shampoo •Clsaned . Torah Tours u under the auspices • ADDITIONS •Steam -Stripped NEW CARPET SALES Pastor assists in raising the banner for the upcoming Synod assembly. Monslgnor Ray- congregation of more than 500 fami- . 654€783.;' '.• ' : • •-•..•••'••, SAVE >50 Senior Citizen Discount REPAIRS PROFESSIONAL of the Max Stern Division of Com- For Your Junk Car Specializing In Siding & Docks •Bun mond J. Pollard of Our Lady of Lourdes Church, Mountainside, participated in preparing lies. It-has regular daily morning and OUR UffiST MC£ EVER f CARPET CLEANING Students participate •'. •• No Jobjoo Big. 9 No Job Too Small •Wax the Synod assemblies events which will will begin Wednesday in the church. evening, minyans and Shabbat ser- munal Services at the yeshiva Univer- 24HourServlco CALL 908-925-89$6 •KITCHENS •ATTICS PERFECTION FLOORS •. Congregation Israel in Springfield sity affiliated Rabbi Isaac Elchanan . FRK ESTIMATES FULLY INSURED •BATHROOM! .USEMEMTS \-m-va-tm (908)-241-202r dpen Monday tfuu Saturday CARMJNE REM0OEUD 908-688-7151 will be host to Yeshlva University stu- Theological Seminary in New York Call: Expires 10130/93 .221 N. Wood Ava, Linden No lob loo small or loo "For that personal touch" . dents participating in the 13th annual City. (908)^88-7420 676-2966 , Blanche Schreibei'Torah Tours OcL 6 For more information one can call obituaries to Oct. 9. Rabbi Alan Yuter at the synagogue at "DON ANTONELU The undergraduate and graduate (201) 376-6806, DENICOLO COMPUTER TRAINING "Improve Your Horm ROYAl TILE CONTRACTORS KC, PAVING CONTRACTOR 'manager, died Saturday in his home. Born in New York City, Judge and Sarah Tirrell, 15 grandchildren INSTALLER Especially (or beginners. with OH" Eleanor K. Pittenger UNOLEUM & RUG CO. EST»BllSH£O \Ui Bom in Brooklyn, Mr. Hancock Gould lived in Jersey .City, Hillside and eight great-grandchildren. NswomiRepalrt KITCHtMS-UTMOOMS Learn WordPerfect, Lotus COMMERCIAL & RESIDENTIAL Famoui Brand Carpih and other leading soft- Eleanor K. Pittenger, 91, of Whit- lived in Summit before rnoving.to and South .Orange before moving to . Armtlnng RtTAm • MOUTIIM BRICK PAVER .ASPHALT & CONCRETE R«groutlngj1t«mod«|lng/ClMnliiB SNOWBISTAUS wear. :•"••. ' ing, formerly of VJount&inside, died Mountainsido in 1958. He had been Springfield many years ago. He had Mokawl Amtko Decks Walter V. Aldrldge Nd|obKx>lffloll TIUHOOIS CLASSES OR 1-ON-1 • PARKING LOTS . SEAL COATI(gQ Sunday in the Woods Edge Care Cen- the manager of maintenance sales been a municipal court judge in, Hill- Mannlnalon G>nga| WTicTTfcBCH'TTi z^J^ > ^3 Ty ITTT '" KiilS"7 Tr.iTni^f ^^ ^~"~—-'** • '\ "^ • • i v— •• ••• • -r- -—-.«-i««« r- •••-^r—' '~ "" fciit ^ 14 — THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1003 — WORRALL NEWSPAPERS - 1,2,3.4,5* O Entertainment Page 6 1,2,3,4,5* O Horoscope Page 8 -Section- O Classified Pages 9-14 B SEPTEMBER 23, 1993 Nothing surprising about s 23rd straight win . By JJt. Parachlnl turpedttover when Union senior line- middle for a 19-yard touchdwon run. Sports Editor backer Harold Risher intercepted Union upped its lead to 20-0 when KEARNY — Nothing surprising , Danny Mazol'i pass at the Keamy 35 Caban picked up i fumble and ran about the way the Unioifliigh School and returned it three yards. : eight yard* for his second touchdown football team opened its season last ; Three plays later senior halfback of the game. Keamy fumbled as the Saturday. The Farmers rushed for a Marco Cabin scored the first of his result of a vicious hit delivered by lot of yards, scored a lot of points and two touchdowns on a four-yard run. Union senior Frank Pablo. The stand- dropped a number of quarterback Ed Caban finished with 78 yards on 12 out two-way lineman had 12 tackles ' Collins' passes. carries.. '•'•••:• . •• .. and one sack. • < . - A steady rain that intensified in the Union increased its advantage to second half made play less than spec- H.S. Football 28-0 prior to halflime, marching 70 tacular; Despite the sloppy conditions; yards in seven plays in 2:58. Senior Union rolled- to its 23rd straight vic- • Senior fullback Jacyn McPhall, halfback Ron Bubnowaki capped the tory as the Fanners pounded Kenny, making, his'first varsity start, led drive by sweeping through a hole to •42-6 in Witching Conference action.; Union in rushing with 81 yards on the left side of the line and running 20 "I really believe we have the poten- , nine attempts. He scored Union's first yards for a touchdown. " ' tial to be even better than last year," touchdown of the second half on an: .„. Although Collins had a few of his Union head coach Lou Rettlno said. li-yard scamper.; • V . <^ passes either dropped or misread, he It didn't take Union long to si^ore . Senior halfback Nick Aiberto gave . did manage to hit.first-year player 1C ££,* CHAMPIONS — Pine Chiropractic Center won the Springfield Junior its fust touchdown.of the season. Union, a 12-0 lead late in the first Shane Jacobs with t 30-yard touch- Baseball League's Majors championship with an 11 -10 win over Springfield Acura. The- Keamy had the balUirsCbut quickly; quarter when he broke free up the down pass in the third quarter. game was halted-after six innings, due to darkness, wlt(i the score fled 10-10 and had to . Jatobs, a starting guard on the var-. be continued the next day. Tony Santarella drove home Brett Hausman In the bottom of slty^astetball team, came out for the seventh with the game-winning hit. Sitting, from left, are Danny Paglla, Tony Canta- football'for the first time thi* year nla, Roble Kurzner, Tom Toker and Charlie Schuyler. Standing, from left, are Jason along with fellow basketball: player Schuman, Frank Catania; Jonathan Saykl and Brett Hausman. Coaches, from left, are Sean Matthews. •• , Dan PagllarKelth Kurzner, Tom Toker, Frank Catania and Pete Sayki. Not pictured are ''Both jiro goings tor be very good DanjDellolacono, Anthony DeVlto and Tony Santarella. S playerrforus/ReiPHnoWd/"Jacobs ' runs a legit 45 (40-yard dash) arid is tho fastest player on the team." Although Kearriy didn't mount LADIES APPAREL 15 & UNDER much offense, it did score, something Roselle Park blanks Dayton it hadn't done againstUnion in its last two meeting with; the Farmers. • By J.R. Parachlnl completed a 10-yard touchdown pass 1 Following Union's last score, Sports Editor • US.Football to senior wldeout Marc Leonardls on Keamy took the Idckoff and traveled ROSELLE PARK *- The quest for a fourth down play, ALL STORES CELEBRATE THE a 10th consecutive winning season . Schlnostuhl completed 4-of-8 pas- 72 yards in 11 plays. Running back. and third straight post-season appear- ses for 114 yards. Ho throw two Mike Martone's three-yard touch- touchdown in each quarter and five in ance began in fine fashion for the touchdowns- and was Intercepted GRAND OPENING OF QUR m STORE down run capped the series with 2:35 all; : Roselle Park High School football once. to play in the third quarter. Martone . < Middlo linebacker Chad Hemon- team last Saturday night as the Panth- way and nose guard Anthony Barra Senjor fullback Nick Fowler was gained 44 of his 48 rushing yards on' ers looked very impressive in a 33-0 each had eight tackles and four assists . Roselle Park's loading rusher. He IN SPRING VALLEY NEW YORK! the drive. . Mountain Valley , Conference- for Roselle Park (1-0) as it held Day- gained 1415 yards on 11 carries and Koamy managed to gain 103 yards interdivlslon home-opening contest ton (0-1) to 66 yards total offense. scored two touchdowns. He scored on of total offense, a big improvement against Dayton Regional. Last year tho Panthors blanked the a six-yard run to give Rosollo Park a over last year's minus-36 yards total. Rosello Park, which scored 58 Bulldogs 42-0 In .Springfield. 13-0 lend in tho second quarter and, in NEW FOR FALL : FASHION Caban was 2-for-4 on extra-point. touchdowns last year, en route to a Rosello Park got on tho Bcoreboard tho fourth period, went off loft tackle attempts and Union was 2-for-2 on first-ever 11-0 mark and first section- the second time it had tho ball as for an 82-yard touchdown run. BRAND NAME 100% SILK BLOUSES two-point conversions, with Caban al championship: since 1979, scored a senior quarterback John Schinestuhl Senior right halfback Kevin Kirby and Collins running the ball in once caught a 49-yard touchdown pass in FASHION BLAZERS (In Over 26 biff. Colors & Prints) each for two points. the second quarter and rushed for 62 yards on 10 attempts. AND COORDINATES ORIG. UP TO $49 Senior left halfback Mark Carlson gained 134 yards on 11 carries and C5RI<3. UP TO $80 Kean tops scored on a 61-yard run In the third $ NOW $15 Upsala for quarter. NOW 15 2nd victory Geek leads OR 2 FOR »25 The Kean College football team Union harriers upped its record to 2-1 with a 21-lh Many outstanding performances win over Upsala last Saturday at were turned in by members of tho Walker Field in East Orange. Sopho Union High School boys' cross- 100% NYLON JOG SUITS more tailback Bruce Ryans, wh» country team last Saturday at tho N Jf scored two touchdowns and rushed Catholic Conference Class Meet hold for 162 yards, set a school record with at Warinanco Park. ASSORTED STYLES & COLORS 38 carries. The previous mark of 36 Union's top offort of tho day came was set by Kenyatta Greene against from captain Chris Occk, who fin- Upsala two years ago at the sam"" ished third out of 125 runners in tho ORIG. $65 - $85 field. senior race. Cock's time of 17:02 for Kean took the opening lackoff and tho 5,000-motcr course wa finishers In the same raco were Bill scoring twice in the fourth quarter Pries (31st In 19:06), Matt Hennessy Caesar Slmms, scored on a one-yard (39th in 19:27), Brian Costcllo (66th run and quarterback Leroy Williams in 20 11) and Dave Coster (67lh in connected with wldeout Anth.on> 20:13). Robinson for their second touchdown In tho junior race, Menas Kizoulls the latter TO pass going for 26 yards was 49th In 19.15 and Chris Talag CHOOSE FROM: BLAZERS, PANTS, SKIRTS, SHORTS, BLOUSES, SHIRTS, SILK TOPS, JEANS. Their first went for 13 yards in the 53rd in 19:29 in a field of 155 runners second quarter. Union's freshman team placed 1 lth SWEATERS, LEGGINS, BODY SUITS, JOGGING SUITS, ACCESSORIES AND MORE! Kean, with a two-game winning out of 21 teams, with Chris Rlolo streak, has outscored the opposition leading the way In 47th place in FROM MANY FAMOUS MAKERS by a 58-51 count thus far. 14:01. Other frosh finishers • were The Cougars have this weekend off Nick Perdlcologos (68th in 14-34), and then return home for their second Nick Klzoulis (73rd in 14.36), Chris : :.: • (Sorry, we can't mention names) conference game of the season against Sondey (92nd in 14 55) and Pat William Paterson on Saturday, Oct. 2. McGrath (121st In 15 30) All merchandise is current first quality garments. No seconds or irregulars. At these prices, our merchandise moves quickly... come in & see our vast selection of sportswear, career wear, fun wear & accessories. STARTER JACKETS SHOES : NIKE AIR TRAINER LEATHER VENQENCE LOW Reg $64 95 BOOTS $54.95 NOBODYBEATS OUR PRICES! NOBODY CANI NOBODY WUl .BACKPACKS SAVE $101 Mosioi Cold] An Array of NIKE AIR ADULT ~ All Colors" SHEER FORCE MID Mf$ Bee$pt WM and Mt$t$r Ctrd NO CHECKS ACCEPTED $79.95 BREAKAWAY II In All Styles $69.95 >v'^';.;/:.•.;.'••.-No..Riefiinds, Store Credit & Exchange with Receipt Only. 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He directed Union to a perfect 185; tackles Frank Fablo, 6-1,265 and CpiSK —>The Rosh Hashanah Taylor1 said. "They've been impro- The offensive side features all SENIORS: Dom Lueddeke, QB/DB, (5-7, 135); Chris Peterson. QB/FS, Sports Editor 11-0 marie Ms first season with the Ben Solomon 6-2, 270 and.guards seniors and the defensive side features . holiday gave, many students and ving since the first, day of practice and (6-0, 198); Peter Campana, WR/DB (6-0, 170); Vinny Volpe, RB/LB, (6-1, UNION — Now that Union has varsity last year and showed right off Dan Mingucci, 5-11, 215; Harold •even seniors,One junior and three teachers the oportunity to have last are looking better each day." 185); Anthony Peters, WR/DB, (S-6,132); Anthony Perkosky, WR/DB, (5-8, once again established itself as the the bat that he had the ability to throw Risher, 6-0,205 and Tom Koncewlcz, Thursday and Riday off at their sophomores.- j^-"-"" Defensively, there has been 160); David Cordell, WR/DB, (5-7,140); Daniel Vazquez, WR/DB. (6-0,170); best (or one of the best) teams in New the ball with better-than-average 6-2, 215. Also seeing time at tackle . respective schools. •'.•,•• , ' Johnson will cany 43 players on its improvement as well. ... '.,'•• Dave Donate, RB/DB, (5-11,180); George Gyure, RB/DB, (5-9,200); Edward Jersey the past two years, what's left accuracy. • will be junior Jayson Washington, roster this season, a good number for Sudnik; C/MO, (5-11, 200); Dave Pepe, O/MO, (5-10,207); Augle Puglieso, for the.Farmers to shoot for?« ., Many of Collins' early-season pas- 6-1, 250. At that time, the- weather was "We'w running to the ball very the .program. . ."•'.' gloomyrfhaldng it dear that summer ; well,"1 Taylor said. "Our defense is G/DE, (5-9,160); Paul Segro, T/T, (6-2,280); Matthew Guzevlchi T/DE, (6A' Plenty. ' ses were dropped last year. As the sea- The defensive line will have Ming- "I'm happy about the number of 190); Alex Bachraty, G/MG, (6-1,175); FranltTetella, G/DT. (6-0". 210); John son went on he completed more and is over and; colder temperatures are doing a good job and seems to be con- Five straight wins will set the ucci and Koncewlcz at the ends and players we have," Taylor said. "It's Del Sordi, TE/DE, (6-0,190); Jamie Kasprayk, WR/DB, (5-6,135); Din Ahme- came away with seven touchddwn . here to stay.: " . .•'•' . , ••'' . ' •'. centrating on ihe fundamentals." school record for consecutive victo- Fablo and Solomon at tackles. * good for the younger players involved taj, TE/LB, (6-1, 185). ..••'' - passes. He completed 12-of-12 passes . Despite the rainy conditions both' ries with 27. McPhail, Risher and Tullis are the . The starting defensive looks like . In |be program." . JUNIORS: Stephan Ciccotelli, QB/FS, (6-0.164)1 Anthony Peters, WR/DB, in baclc-to-back wins against Keamy. days,'Johnson Regional continued Its Union has never gone 11-0 three inside linebackers. Caban, Alberto -this: John Del Sordi (DE), Paul Segro (5-6, 132); Rashaun Stovall, RB/DB,(S-l0, 180); James Dlugosz, TfT,<6-2, and Elizabeth. • regular outdoor practice routine. years in a row. anil' Bubnowsld will play outside. CTJ, Ray Redziniak (MO), Dave Pepe • 1993 Schedule 180); Kevin Jurick, TE/DE, (5-11, 166). • The Crusaders, with the|r,new Nine wins will give head coach Lou "Collins can throw the ball, is The defensive backs are' seniors•j.l (RG). Matt Guzevich: (RE), Din* SepL* 24 Roselle Park, 2:00 SOPHOMORES: Mark Ferrera, RB/DB. (5-9, 150); Dan Lueddeke, QB/ Rettino 200 for his career, this being ^experienced and very poised," Rettlno coach Bob Taylor and. many added NiclcMustascio, 5-9,155, and Shane Ahmetaj (LB), Vinny Volpe (LB), Oct 2 at New Providence, 1:00 DB, (5-7, 135); Greg Layden, WR/DB, (5-9,: 142); Lenny Navarro, RB/DB, his 27th year as a high school head said. "Because of him our offense has Jacobs and Sean Matthews, both var- ;' students from Brearley Regional, are Anthony Peters (Q, Oreg Layden (C), Oct. 9 Manville. 1:00 (5-10.160); Joseph Aleffi, RB/DB, (5-10,145); Frank Mental, RB/LB, (6-1, coach. progressed farther than our defense.". sity basketball players out for the first doing things a little bit differently this ChrlsiPeterson (FS) and Dan Vasquez Oct 16 «t Dayton, 1:00 216); Tim Pitta, RB/LB, (5-7,150); Daniel Guezvlch, RB/LB, (6-0,160); Tom But if the Farmers don't go 11-0 Collins, who threw last year, to : time. •".'.• ••.',. ' ' . • 'season.'- . .> '• .'••''. • '•' " ' (DB). ^ Oct 23 Middlesex, 1:00 Harrington, T/T, (5-9,170); Carmin Scuderi, C/MG, (Sj4J6S); Teak Sun Kim, this year, life will go on. This season 1993 graduates Tim Kelly and Tlno ; "I'm happy about the way the play- ; ^ob Taylor T/T, (5-10,200); Jason Rios, G/LB, (5-9,150); MlehSeTSantangelo, T/T, (5-10, Collins; senior Tom Cleary, 5-10, • The starting' offense includes: Del. Oct 30 PasSaic Vo-Tech. 1:00 should not be looked upon as "Union Russo, will have junior end Brian ...'players responding' 250); Pat Hingos, T/T, (5-8,240); Carmine Rossetti, T/T, (6-1,177); Ray Red- 170 and. Lee are the safeties. ers are responding," "Taylor said. Sordi (TE),- Guzevich (LT), Frank Nov. 6 Bound Brook, 2:00 better go 11-0 or elsel"' Murphy, 6-1, 200, and senior tighp- zlnlak, T/MG, (6-1,226); Nicholas De Corso, TE/DE, (5-11,165); Bryan Mul- "There hasvbeen a lot g6ing on and Pantella (O), Ed Sudnlk (C), Pepe . Nov. 13 immaculata, 1:00 • Union's chances of achieving the end Rodny Tullis, ,6-0,. 190, as fSs Talyor is 'quite, pleased: with the mpjt-of the players have adapted just. (RO). Segro (RT),,Peter Qunpana Nov. 25 at Newark Central, 10:30 _Jberry, WR/DB, (5-10, 150); Brian Renda.' WRyDB, (5-8, 119). , samo kind of success it has enjoyed main targets. ^- , 1993 Schedule 'Crusaders' offensive'line/that, one ;i3to •' " '':' " the past two years are better than The backfield will consist of senior (A) Union 42, Keamy 6 good. Gone is the running threat, halfbacks Marco Caban, 5-7, 175; Sept. 23 Irvington, 7:00 dominating defense and all-around Nick Alberto, 6-0,1195 and RonBub- Oct. 1 Shabazz, 7:30 to succeed leadership of Brian Sheridan. nowsld 5-9,160 and fullbacks senior Oct 8 Westfleld, 7:30 Remaining is a talented cast of play- Jacyn McPhail, 5-10, 205 ai D&B GLASS Clark Fish Market We Support 'STUYVESANT Frwti "Hud Cuf PUWa Dtlly Our Crusaders! C.LOUIS BASSANO luona Roma) andFRAME AVE DELI CLARK Chairman, Health & GUIDO MEN'S SALON Caterers & Human Services Comm.' 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O7oe3 Union Union L443 Lake Ave., Clark Clark Clark 1275 Stuyvesant Ave, I 381-4700 381-2083 Clark 908-687.1449 (next to Maglo Fountain) 574-3400 382-2435 382-7548 (808)687-4127 Union 908-964-9008 tftito V a u \kmm0^m^> \ MtpSviH "'••'-.-•'• y",'''-:-''^:- 8T ' ' y^::^ B4 — THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1893 — WORRALL NEWSPAPERS Roselle Park has winning a WORRALL NEWSPAPERS — THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1993 — B5 r —Young Hillside^qtiad will improve Panthers hungry foi;.a second straight Comets hope to rebound in home-opener unbeaten iecom a0 tomorrow against conference rival Roselle ., By J.R. Parachlnl •:m player to watch at his middle line- 1 .,.'.' Sports Editor . By JJR. Parachlnl."" ries against New Providence and Adams 65 on 10. Hillside managed backer position. ROSELLE PARK — Who says Sports Editor 152 yards offense, with 126 coming "The whole defense centers around thlf U. going to be an easy year for HILLSIDE — Although Hillside on the ground. him," Kaye said. "Like I said, our Roselle P«rk? opened with a 42-0 Mountain Valley Ogle, one of the most sought after - front is young, so we're going to have "Look what's happened to the Dal- Conference-bterdivision loss at New players in the state, has established to depend on these players getting las Cowboys," head coach John Wag- Providence last Sunday, the 1993 sea- himself as arguably the best tailback better." . ' ner (aid. "Everyone thought they son can still be a very special one for in New JeneyJHo'i coming off a year Here's a look at Hillside's 4-3 would be a lock to be In the Super the Comets. .in which he rushed for 1,151 yards on defense: junior nose guard Bob Guy- Bowl again and they.'re having their, Hillside's strength lies with its sol- id skill players such asjsenior tailback 146 carries for a 7.88 average. The ton, 6-2,180; ends'Nelson and Wing- problems." . ,' •'';. .'.,'. ••••.• ..• . • ;• : Kendall Ogle and senior quarterback 6-2, 205-pound specimen scored 10 ate; tackle Moncion; middle lineback- One thing Wagner doesn't have to er Ogle; freshman inside linebacker Lamond Adams. What needs to be touchdowns last year and rushed for ' worry about Is one of his standout Revoh Myles, 5-10, 170; senior out- established is consistency at the line more than 100 yards in seven of Hill- players sitting out because be feel* side linebacker Chris Fronzak, 5-6, of scrimmage, something that will side's nine game. Ogle, who runs the he's not being paid enough. 135; cotnerbacks Smith and Adams come hi time from a group that is now 40 in 4.62, had a season-best 243 "We all know as a team what it's yards against Ridge last year. and junior safeties Barry Byrd, 6-0, a bit inexperienced. going to take to be successful again," . . "His 40 dash time is the real thing," 195; Ray Davis, 6-0,155 and Antolne "It's going to take our younger Wagner said. "The kids handled last Kaye said of Ogle's performance this Harris, 5-9, 150. players a while to adjust," Hillside • year's success very well (and. krtow summer at the Perm State Camp. "He coach John Kaye said. Home games for the Comets this that it's not going to be easy to dupli- ran track as a junior and his form year include tomorrow against Rosel- Hillside suffered from five turnov- cate that, no matter what anyone looks much better. He can do it all." le, Oct 9 against Gov, Livingston, John Schlnestuhl Nick Fowler ers against New Providence and was. says."; ' .,' '"•• ' i . •.. . .;•• .. This is Adams' second year direct- Nov. 6 against Plainfield and Nov. 25 ...quarterback ...fullback , beaten by a bigger team at the line Of Roselle Park was one of the most. ing Hillside's I-formation offense. . against Ridge. ' explosive teams in the state last year. scrimmage. The versatile 5-10, 175-pounder has It often appeared that the defending Something Hillside didn't do much the ability to drop back in the pocket North Jersey, Section' 2, Group 1 - of last year was jnrn the ball over or and hit a receiver as well as scramble 1993 Schedule champions could have matched.lip give up the big play. Most teams that for big yardajie. (A) New Providence 42, Hillside 0 \Vell with any of their \\-fl counter- go 7-1-1 can say that Sept. 24 Roselle, 3:00. -- parts, whether the school was a Group "The key to success is getting off to Oct 2 at Dayton, 1:00 2, 3 or 4 foe, '•,/••. : ',;'/ ^ .' a good start," Kaye said. "We gra- Expecting to add to Hillside's Oct. 9 Gov. Livingston, 1:00 The Panthers outscored the opposl- duated 17 seniors, so we need to deve- offensive firepower is first-year varsi- Oct. 23 at Immaculata, 7:30 : tion by a 410-102 count and scored an lop our own Identity." . ty player Eric Graves. The 5-9, Oct 30 at Newark Central, 1:00 amazing 58 touchdowns (a .school Hillside (0-1) gets its second 175-pound junior takes over theTull- Nov. 6 North Plainfield, 1:00 back slot that 1993 graduate Everett n<*6 Bj Milton Mllli record) en route to; their first-ever chance to crack the win column when Nov. 12 at ManviUe, 7:30 Hillside quarterback LamSrid Adams will have the Comets' offense In high gear for their Stokes filled so capably. Graves, who PANTHER PRIDE ~ Five of the reasbns why Roselle Park will challenge for a second 11-0 finish arid first sectional title it hosts Roselle (0-0) tomorrow at 3 Nov. 2Si Ridge, 10:30 home-opener tomorrow against conference rival Roselle. . : since 1979 (second overall). Roselle p.m. in an MVC-Mountain Division played junor varsity ball last year, has consecutive North Jersey, Section 2, Group 1 championship are pictured here. Kneel- been timed in the 100 in 10.9. ing, from |eft, are Mark Carlson, John Schlnestuhl and Kevin Klrby. Standing) from left, Park rushed for a school-record 4,437 clash. Last year Hillside defeated are head coach John Wagher and Nick Fowler. • yards With two backs gaining more, Roselle 10-6 in Roselle in the opener Here's a look at Hillside's.offense: than 1,000 and another over 900. for both. Rosolle had previously quarterback Adams; tailback Ogle; LeMatty to be honored at Oct. 28 dinner fullback Graves; senior tight end More importantly, Roselle Park blanked Hillside four straight games education teachers, recreation direc- Isaac Nelson, 6-3, 185; junior tight •Longtimo Union High School var- accomplished the above with a cast . before .the Comets gained last sea- Wellness workshop tors, PTA members and NJf Alliance end Roger Wingate, 6-2, 175; senior sity baseball coach Gordon LeMatty made up mostly of juniors, Most of - son's victory. A workshop titled "Wellnoss is a members. end Rico Smith, 5-8, 150; senior end ' will be honored at a dinner on Thurs-' sports scene the Panthers are back this year, which. Hillside took a big step last year in Part of Winning —. Substance Abuse The program will be co-sponsored Roselle working very hard Quadir Hameed, 5-8,150; sophomore day, Oct. 28 at Galloping Hill Cater- is why more people than not are pre- regaining some of its football glory. ers, Union. Prevention in Sports," will take place by Now Jersoy Governor's Council on dicting the same success. . 1 center Alex Ballard, 5-10,170; junior Oct. 20-21 from 8:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. at Alcohol and Drug Abuse, New Jersoy .Kevin Klrby Mark Carlson . Leading the way toward continued LeMatty, now. retired from the Coach needed . Four of the best players in the area! guard Dan Moncion, 5-10,200; junior the Meadowlands Hilton in Secnucus. Athletic Trainers Association, • New . : ...right halfback ','.•' ..Jeft halfback success this year are two-way stand- school district, guided Union from The Springfield Recreation Depart- at being more competitive last year return as seniors this year. guard Lavar Askew, 5-11,165; junior This trl-stnto conference, New York Public High School Athletic outs Ogle and Adams. . • 1959 to 1991. His 33-yoar record is a ment is seeking a coach for its 7th: Quarterback John Schinestuhl' (5-9, guard Anthony Barra (5-9; 175), points (making ,43-of-50). tackle Chad Wilson, .6-1, 225; junior Jersey, New York and Pennsylvania, Association and Now Jersey Intcrs- By Nick Dllorlo petltive toam," Grasso said. "There a "We feel our front lino is a good "They're both big time Division 1 more-thanrimpressive 641-272-4. and-8lh grade youth soccer team. Tho 170) completed 51-of-88 passes (68 sophomore loft tackle Jon Hemenway . The defensive line will consist of tackle Vondell Scott, 6-0, 235 and will bo an informative conference and cholasllc Athletic Association, Assistant Sports Editor lot of teams we can play with if wo do ono," Grasso said.; "Size wise we're recruits that know- what It takes," Last year LeMatty, New Jorsey's coach should have soccer experience percent) and threw for 810 yards and ' (5-10,! 225) and senior right tackle ; Barra and Bill Schinestuhl at nose, senior, placeldcker Alex Guzman, is idoal for student-athletes, athletic ROSELLE—You may find Roscl- Iho right things." fairly big and can match up with the . Kaye said. "Both have worked hard in wlnningest baseball coach, was and will bo responsible Tor tho For more Information call Genesis 12 touchdowns. Fullback Nick Fow- Tim Baylock (5-10. .200). Backups guard,. Antonuccio, Baylock, Hodge 5-11, 185. : directors, trainers, coaches, physical Io putting tho foundation on its second • Everyono on tho Ranis' roster.aro other.' teams in the conference,": the weight room and are ready to go." inducted into the Union County Base- implementation of soccer fundamen- at 908-686-6644. ler (6-1, 215) gained a team-leading include sophomore center-guard Bill and Jon Hemenway at tackles and. Defensively, Ogle will be the key homo the past few weeks..'• fighting for spots as almost all of tho Roselle Will have 15 seniors pn the Ogle rushed for 49 yards on 20 carr ball Association's Hall of Fame. tals and skills along with team play. 1^28 yards and scored a team-leading Schinestuhl (5-8, 175), senior tackle Fowler, Bazydlo and Vanderkooy at Its second homo — the football . positions are Up for grabs. team this season and all are very, Former players; students, parents . The. youth soccer team competes (second in the county) 112 points on a Romeo Antonuccio (5-8, '220) and end. • • :;'•/• ;•.• .;;•;•.;'• ' ;; .field. Tho foundation — the team., Senior quarterbacks Omar Howard important to the team's success. and friends aro invited to attend tho against surrounding communities dur- ticd-for-team-leading 18 touchdowns. - senior tackle Lester Hodge (6-2,235). •- Chad Hemenway is the middle "We've been putting in a lot of long and Gary Martin are both battling it '. ° "All of the seniors are very coach-. festivities. .' . . • ing tho months of October and From ; Halfbacks Kevin Kirby (6-1, .190) The wideouts. include senior. Mare linebacker, with Harms at outside and HILLSIDE COMETS practices," head coach Lou Grasso out for tho starting spot as well as run- . able players," Grasso said. "No matter, • More information may be obtained November. Games are either Saturday and Mark. Carlson (5-10, 175) did Leonardis ,,(6-2,: 200), • junior Mike .:• senibi'JefrFreyre (5-8,175) al inside. SENIORS: Kendall Ogle; TB/MLB, (6-2; 205); Lamond Adams, QB/CB, said. "Tho team has worked very hard ning backs Mike Smith and Shawn what positions we play them at, all of by balling Tom MoNulty at or Sunday afternoons.. ; their share as'well. Kirby rushed for' Rottmann (6-2,- 155)'aml junior Pete (5-10.175); Isaac Nelson, TE/DE, (6V3,185); Rico Smith.E, (5-8,150); Quadir and will be ready whon>the season Dumas. . ; ;:iohaS^ - 908-686-7500, or send $25 per person••- Those interested or seeking more- •our seniors*]]]! seo.playing time;- - "1,048 yafdson.79 carries for an area-"•EHcksori ~(5&rn60); Tight "ends Hameed, E, (5-8,150); Al°x Guzman, PK, (5-11, 185); Chris Fronzak, OLB, RESIDENT starts." •.-•:•- . - ^Theplayors are battling-in prab-- the Safeties artd-Klrbyi C«rlw>n, Pace to Gordon LeMatty Testimonial Din- information may call, the Springfield the I-formatlbn will bo the main best 13.3 average, caught 12 passes include senior Chad Hemenway (5-9, (5-6, 135). :•: • . . Roscllo finished lost year with a 3-6 tico," Orasso said. "Wo have a lot of and•Wintermute the comtrbacks."••'•; ner, P.O. Box 763, Livingston, N.J. Recreation Department at Supermarket offense used by tho Rams this year for 254 yards and scored 18 touch- 185) and sophomore Bob Harms (5-8, •' JUNIORS: Erio Graves, FB, (S-9,175); Roger Wingate, TE/DE, (6-2,175); record and lost many dose games. competition among ourselves and it's 07039. ..•'•.• , • 908-912-2226. 1 . Enjoy a Unique Shopping Experience and the backs will becomo a very '200).. •••'.•.. ••'• ••'. •.'.'' /..' .;•.:•'••• ' Now, with a more experienced toam, been great for the team," . downs. Carlson rushed for 906 yards, DanMoncion, 0/DT, (5-10,200); Lavar Askew, O, (5-11,165); Vondell Scott, in a Friendly Family Atmosphere important factor. . • ' caught .10 passes for* 135 yards and . 1?93 Schedule v T, (6-0, 235); Bob Guyton.NG, (6-2, 180); Barry Byrd, S, (6-0, 195); Ray there is optimism for a more competi- The Rams will feature a front line Junior Koith WlntormUte (6-1,175) Hillside Shopping Center ' Many of the options will be to scored 12 touchdowns, . is the backup quarterback. Backup (H) Roselle Park 33; Dayton 0 Davis, S, (6-0, 155); Antolne Harris, S, (5-9, 150). ' Behrens fastest Bowling program tive season. .'.','• on both sides of tho ball that, at the 1132 Liberty Avc. Hillside 908-351-5252 Smith, a senior, and Dumas, a junior . "Those players don't roach those running backs include1 junior Russ Sept. 24 at Johnsonv2:Q0 ' SOPHOMORES: Alex Ballard, C, (5-10, 170). . Frieda Behrens, . Union High The Springfield Recreation Depart- "We feel liko wo should be a com-. moment, pleases the coaching staff. as well as many other players who are numbers without help from others," BaSsydto (6-1, 180),.; senior Dan Oct. 1 at Bound Brook, 7:30 FRESHMAN: Rovon Myles, ILB, (5-10, 170). School's 1990-91 scholar-athlete, ment is sponsoring a weekly bowling v competing for spots, ; - • Wagher said. "Whatever we achieve,. Schaofer (5-10, 165) and junior Bob , Oot 8 .Middlesex,'• 7(3.0, ! owns the fastest time on the Gettys- program for boys and girls between .. The Mountain Valley Confererice- we achieve as a team." , Pace (5-11, 150), -v . ;; • . , • Oct. 16 at South Hunterdon, 1:00 burg College two-year-old cross the ages of 5 and 13. Children age 5 ROSELLERAMS Mountaln Division should bo solid Roselle Park's offensive line •Baylock will do the punting arid , Oct. i2 ManWUe, 7:30 country course as she completed the must be in kindergarten, CENTER PHARMACY . SENIORS: Kenneth Jesse, 0, (6-0, 215); Steve Dort, O, (5-9, ISO); again this season as Roselle feels It Includes junior; center Joe Villani John' Schlnestuhl the placeldcldng. Nov. 6 at New Providence, 2:00 ••.•.: 5,000-meter layout in 18:13.0 in 1991 This weekly activity will be con- Desmonz Yates, T, (6-0,200); Terrell Taylor, T, (6-2,300);Maurlco Maroyves, •will be ready for the challange. ; (5-9, 180), senior left guard Ryan'. Last year's placeldcker, Jon Nitche,. Nov. 12 Gov. Liylngston, 7:30 . as a freshman. In track last year, she : ducted on Friday afternoons at 3:45 1 won the Middle Atlantic Conference C, (6-0,205); Dashioll Kceiian, T, (6-0,218);.K(?vin Mathls; TE, (5-10,160); It's no secret that this is a good con- Vanderkooy (5-11, 195), senior right set a school record with 43 extra Nov.,25 at Roselle,. 10:30' . :p.m. and will be> held at Garden State ; title in the 10,000. . Mike Smith, RB, (6-0, 170); Hasan AH, QB, (frO, 170); Kareem Able; WR, ference," Grasso sald. "We'vo been SPEED WASH Bowl, which is located on Beech 1108 LIBERTY AVE., HILLSIDE (6-0,175); Eric Mickens, FB, (5-10,190); Otis Robinson, TE, (6:0,200); Omar working very hard and we fool that we. Behrens, a 5-9 junior, is a returning Spring Road in Union. Howard, QB, (6-3, 180); Gary Martin, QB, (5-11, 176). can compete In this conference." letterman on.the Gettysburg College Boys and girls, ages 5 and 6, will ROSELLE PARK PANTHERS OF HILLSIDE 1993 cross country team, JUNIORS: Eugene King, G, (6-1,175); Muhawmin Beritleyj d, (5-8,183);' Rahway Laundrornat - Dty Cleaning bowl in a special Bumper. Division. In AMBASSADOR CARDS AND GIFTS Eric Dlmi, G, (5-9, 160); Alfred Murray, G, (5-10,155)[ Chris Bowman, T, 1993 Schedule SENIORS: John Schlnestuhl, QBys,(5-?, 170); Nick Fowler, FB/LBJS-1, this division, inflated rubber tubes are 215);.KeviriKirby,RHB/CB (6-1,190); Mark Carlscfl,IJffi/CB, (5-10,175); 908-354-3169 (5-10, 240); Willio'Warren, C, (5-10,172); Malcom. Smith, RB, ([5-11,175); Sept. 24 at Hillside, 2:00 ' 1140 LIBERTY AVE, \ Thunderblrds win placed In the gutters, thus keeping the Ryan Vanderkooy, LO/DE, (5-11, 195); Anthony Barra, RG/NG, (5'9, 175); readyfor RashaanDumas,RB,(5-ll, 170); Antwan Dance, WR, (6-1,174); Doug MqC-: Oct. 1 at North Plainfield, 7:30 : HILLSIDE 352-6674 The Kenllworth Thunderblrds bowling ball on the.lane. Tim Baylock, RT/DT, (540, 20Q); Romeo Antonuccio, OT/DT, (5-8, 200); .lain,FB, (5-10,190); Kenyori James, WR,(5-3,140); Rashun Wali.TEi (6-1, Oct. 9 Immaculata, 1:00 .;'..-' OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK opened their season with a 2-1 win This 10-week program Will begin ; Lester Hodge, OT/DT, (6-2, 235); Maro Leonardis; SE/S, (6-2, 200); Chad next •155)... • ' ••- • •• ' • , , • ....••••,••" • '•.•••• • pot 16 Newark Central, 1:00 . against the Clark Cherokees last Sun- Friday, Oct. 1, The weekly cost of $4, Hemenway, TE/MLB, (5-9,185); Dan Schaofor, RB, (5-10,165); Jeff Freyre, . SOPHOMORES: Isaac Johnson, G, (5-5,147); Travis PicoU, C, (6-0, ,148); Oct. 23 Gov. Livingston, 1:00 (Continued from Page B3)'. day In girls' youth soccer action. . payable at thn bowling: center, .BUB, (5-8, 175);. '..' : ••;' . ' ; •••":•:'•'•••::•' '•.•' '••. • .' ' Includes: two games of bowling, use Brian Willams, T, (5-10,160); Grog Crawford, T, (6-0,231); Rashon Austin, T; Oct. 30 at Basking Ridge, 1:00 ...Other offensive options will be Amanda Kitzler scored both goals JUNIORS: Joe Villani, C, (5-9,180); MikeRottman, SB, (6-2,155); Pete to Jason Church, a Senior tailback, of rental shoes and lightweight, balls, From (5-11,178); Noll Goodo, T, (6-0,246); Sharif Green, QB, (5-10,143); Shawn Nov. 6 at Dayton, 2:00 '.•' for Kenilwprth. Also playing well on EHckson,SE, (5-8,160); Keith Wintermute, QByCB, (6-1,175); Russ Bazydlo, and Mathias Ealey, the other senior lOMGRPTULQTIOnS From instructional assistance and a trophy Allen.WR, (6-0,175); Andre Harris, FB, (5-6,145); Nairn Lassltor, RB, (5-8, Nov. 12 at Bound Brook, 7:00 . offense for the Thunderblrds were RB/DE, (6-1, 180); Bob Pace, RB/CB, (5-11, 150). , wideout. .•:' •..•• "..-.• .••••'.,. • '.awards program. •••';'.' 135); Jazal Davis, FB, (6-1, 185); Mike Monsu, WR, (5-8, 146). . -•. . ,; Nov. 25 Roselle Park, 10:30 Angela Tobia, Danlela Verdino and THE SOPHOMORES: JonHemenway', LT/DT, (S-10,225); B|ri'Seninestunl;.C^ "We've been' working on. .our Kristen Lomonaco. Registration will take place Wed; G/NG, (5-8, 175); Bob Harms, TE/OLB; (5-8, 200),; ... ..;.... LIBERTY PHARMACY nesday. from 3-4:30 p.m. at the offense: in practices," said Punko. Playing well defensively for Konil- 1299 LIBERTY AVE. HILLSIDE AVE. 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' ; ' ... • ' •" in respective conferences Defensively speaking, Rahway . • Open 7 Days ; hasVso«en.-sen|ors~and-five —Valley-^ pivlslon~(Group—is)r^ underclassmen; ; '•; Sports Editor \ Bound.Brook, ManvUle, Middlesex, Senior defensive end Prank Alfar : Two area high school football New Providence,* Ridge, Rosello no Is very good in size and will be a teams won conference championships • Park, St. Mary's,-St. Patrick's and:'. last year and two more finished in sec- Oratory. Football schools include big factor in Railway's defensive line. Junior defensive halfback id place. •; •••;•'. ;•'..' ''.'',, .. •. •;• Bound Brook, Manvllle, Middlesex, New Providence, Ridge; and Roselle Bilal Jeter will also bo a big Compo- '"Union won. the Watchung nent In the Indians! defense as will Park. •:;.•>•:•;' \;: }-:\ \\ : Conference-American Division title . l McClain,and Church, , . ; - DON'T MISS A SINGLE ISSUE! for the third consecutive season and Mountain Division (Group 2s): "The Idds will play very hard on Roselle Park won the Mountain Val- Johnson Regional; Governor Livings- fense," Punko said. "I will look ley Conference-Valley, Division' ton Regional, Hillside, Immaculata,' to Alfano, McClain, Church and crown for the first time since 1984.' Dayton Regional, Newark Central, Deter to keep things calm on the' your award wintiing hoirietbw North Plainfield, Roselle and Roselle 1 : Both are favorites to win league ' •flM; ';' ' " : : ; : : : championships again this year. Catholic. 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'.-::: r ••! •f'-:)';',,: ,'::/ "V^v':-:\:^,-!f.:!•;•<:••;,;.';:;:} J". WOHRALL COMMUNITY NEWSPAPERS7 P0 BOX 2764291 StUYVESANT AVE., UNION NJ 07083 I If ••.','.••'•.•' '.••;;>'. • •;'' ..'..•' - '...... ' .. •-.•.' . •,-.• .. ' • .V.,v.;..t,V.- K,,..^;;*^ /fi miitmvt'n/'uinr'vmflrmtti'f i B6 — THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1993 — WOHRALL NEWSPAPERS WORRALL NEWSPAPERS — THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1993 — B7 \-Kean-eetebrates-27-years of performing arts series Marking its 27th season of per- ta's Emory University. All programs Feb. 20 at 3 p.m. in the college's East forming aits, Kean College of New will be held in tho Wilkins Theater. Campus Theater. Newmusical at Mill is enjoyable; Jersey's calendar of events will be The college also will present three "Cinderella" will be performed by highlighted with special appearances speakers as part of its continuing tho Kean Players on Tour, who will by Lynn Redgrave, Danny Glover, the Academic Affairs Multicultural Col- also take tho college production to 'Paper Moon' to go to Broadway New Jersey Ballet and the Moscow loquium series. Dr. Orlando Patter- area grammar schools for an 8-woek son, a Harvard sociologist and author, run. Performance dates are March 11 Like Your Mama," and Moses and who plays Miss Delight's maid and Boys Choir. Kean's commitment to By Bea Smith will speak on Sept. 14 at 8 p.m. on iho and 12, 1994 at 8 p.m. and March 13 Addle singing the catchy "Entrepre- traveling companion. She received a ' the performing arts is recognized by Lifestyle Editor relationship between slavery and free- at 3 p.m. in the Wilkins Theater. neur," tho show takes off wilh promis- roaring ovation at the climax of the its Cultural Aits series which offers "Paper Moon," the musical adapta- theater dom, and Henry Louis Gates, scholar ing results. show. stellar performances by artists, tion <&, the. 1972 Paramount Pictures of African-American, will speak on'' -""The Kean Dance Theater, a multi- dancers and musicians. cultural group of students, who per- film, which starred Ryan and Tatum One of the show-stopping numbers, As director, Matt Casella has a tre- "Los Plenaros do la 21," master Oct. 7 at 5 p.m. Both lectures are in O'Neal, is an extremely enjoyable review "I Do What I Can (With WhatI Got)," Wilkins Theater. form a combination of modem, jazz mendous undertaking, and keeps musicians in the Afro-Puerto Rican and ballet dance, will present a spring ' production in every aspect. As a pre- performed by tho lovely, talented and everything moving with efficiency. tradition of plena and bomba, will bo Rounding out the Colloquium dance concert on April 22 and 23, Broadway tryout, a premiere for the shapely Christine Ebersole as Miss Especially effective was bringing in the series on today. Tony- series wil be author and poet Pirl Tho- ,duced to and extremely enthralled by 1994 at 8 p.m. and April 24 at 2 p.m. Paper Mill Playhouse, Millbum, it has Trixio Delight, a nearly over-the-hiU actors out into the audience to give the nominated actress Lynn Redgrave mas, who will present a concert of practically everything going for.it — Raegan Kotz, an exceptionally in the Wilkins Theater. . hoofer, alone can be worth the price of feeling of participation...and being will offer a living memorial to her lato poetry and prosft called "Unity pleasurable, if not memorable, music, talented, captivating child, with one admission. The versatile Ebersole part of the story. Costumes by Jeffrey father, Sir^Michael Redgrave, in Among Us All" on Nov. 17 at 2 p.m. n Free recitals and concerts will be wonderful performances, exciting of tho most expressive faces a review- incredibly can entertain an audience Kurland were exceptionally attrac- "Shakespeare For My Father," on the college's Hutchinson Hall, J-100. offered by Kean's music department choreography, colorful costumes, fan- er has ever seen. She without question and at the same time wring one's tive, particularly in the carnival Oct. 14, Tho Moscow Boys Choir, The series is free and open to the col- throughout the year. A piano recital tastic, as always, scenery, with incred- carries the entire show on her slight heart, Enamored of Moses, she leaves scenes, where male and female cos- Russia's all boys choir, will bring in lege community and general public. by faculty member Martha Marehcna ible special effects. But some of the shoulders and never once lets on just the carnival, where she works as a tumes matched in color arrangement. tho holidy season on Dec. 2 with will be held Sept. 26 at 3 p.m. in the musical scenes are much too long and how heavy it can be at times. In alter- New Jersey Ballet, tho statp's pre- stripper, and joins the two on their Accolades go to Pat Collins for light- Soviet folk songs and European Wilkins Theater. The Kean College need cutting and tighterdfig. With a nate performances is Natalie DeLucia, miere dance company, will return to excursions. ing, Michael Starobin for orchestra- classics. Choir will perform sacred and secular little more serious work, "Paper who, this reviewer is told, is equally Variety group makes television plans. From left are Steve Ames of Hillside, host and Keen College for its eighth season of tions, Stove Marzullo for musical Danny Glover, star,., and actor/ choral music on Dec, 10. Tho col- Moon" can be a real winner! exceptional. Both girls are 11 years In the second act, the musical nufn- producer of the monthly Ames Variety Show, entering Its third season on Suburban classical and contemporary dance. direction and vocal arrangements, and director Felix Justice.'wlll "breatho lego's Concert and Jazz Bands are - Based on the Joo David Brown old. Addle turns out to be more of a bers Include a revival in Birmingham Cable, Channel 32; Marvin Lewis, pianist and musical director; Cecil Cheweau, vocal- The company will perform Oct. 9 and AjAiV'Johnson for lively new life into the words of Langston scheduled to perform Dec. 1 and April novel, "Addle Pray," and set in the con artist than Moses, who, after her called "Put Your Hand on the Radio," ist; Walt Gollender of Irvington, talent coordinator, and Tom Blasl of Linden, comedian Feb. 19, March 26, April 16 and April choreography. . Hughes and Martin Luther King, Jr." 13, 1994. Tlie annual Music Depart- mid-1930s, the musical version has mother dies in a car accident, travels led by talented Linda Hart as Sister and actor. -- ' • '^- - 30, 1994. All performances are at 8 in "An Evening with Langston and ment Scholarship Concert, featuring tho personable Gregory Harrison — tho Alabama, Arkansas and Missouri Amelia Sass, which this reviewer' . But most of all—-and this reviewer' p.m. in the Wilkins Theater. Singlo Martin" on Feb. 3,1994. OnMjujch-17 faculty soloists and ensembles, will remember him asOonzo in the long- circuit with him, selling Bibles and found overlong in its.delivery. The never tires of exulting in tho fascinat- ticket prices for the public are $17; '^conning" folks out of their change of and April 7, respectively, the'Pilobi- perform March .30, 1994. Ticket running television series "Trapper other numbers, Impressive in their • ing, superb imagination of scenic faculty, staff, alumni and senior citi- : Shakespeare eve slated prices are $7 and will benefit the Musr John, M.D.?" — in the role of Moses a $20 bill. presentation, included "Miss-Acidic director Michael Ananla'— is the lus Dance Theater and tho Thunder- zens, $15; and students $13. Ic Department Scholarship Fund. Per- Pray, a con artist. Harrison amazingly With a book by Martin Casolla, Loggins," "Alabama Family," "Part- ^ingenuity of the sets. His wide open, . Barnes and Noble of Springfield Shakespeare's work. 'Each reading bird American Indian Dancers will Greek tent The company also will present its formances for the Choir, Concert/Jaw. has not changed through the years and music by LaiTy Grossman and lyrics ners," "A Place Where You Belong," changing, colorful skylines, his unbe- She dreams oh a paper.moon. Raegan Kotz, 11, who will present "An Evening of Shakes- should last approximately fourtgiive showcase their talents. Children's Ballet series with three ,Bahds &nd Scholarship Concert" will-- "Ev'rybody Says So," "Girls Like. lievably realistic lobby of a hotel, and peare," on the evening of Sept. 30 at 8 minutes, it was announced?*"^ All Cultural Arts programs will be has a surprisingly good voice. He is a by Ellen Fitzhugh and by Carol Hall, alternates with Natalie DeLucia In theiple of Addle Log- is featured 1 performances of children's; classics; bo at 8 p'!m. in tho Wilkins, Theater. :•!• man of many talents. More surprising, there is an abundance of delightful ,!Us," and "Turns Out." the automobile of the 1930s, which gins, stars with Gregory Harrison1 and Christine Eber- o'clock with sonnets, soliloquies, TR6"i3vent is' free ofcharge7and" hold'Thursdays'ar'8 p.m. in tho. col- 1 : "Potor and tho Wolf will be staged on however, is a youngster — or shall we and entertaining moments. Beginning the character actors, many of seems to cover a lot of territory on the sole In the musical version of 'Paper Moon, which has There will bo dancing in the short scen.es- and monologues to be there is no pre-rcgistration necessary. lege's Wilkins Theater. Single ticket :Tho Women's Chorus will perform • Oct. 10, "Cinderella," Feb. 20, 1994 say two youngsters — who alternate with tho scene at a cemetery in Alaba- whom played multiple roles, includ- Paper Mill stage, are just incredible. Its world premiere at the Paper Mill Playhouse, Mill- aisles and in the new outdoor lent to read by'Banies and Noble's staff. All are wolcomc to attend.- - prices are $13 for tho public; $9 for works for treble Voices and the Chun- - and "Tho Magic Toy Shop," May 1, In the rolo or Addlo Loggins, an ma, where.Addlc's mother is being ing John Dossctt as Brother Randolph Certainly, when the "Paper Moon" burn, now through Oct. 24. The play will open at the the music of.tho George Manlouda- The public will be invited to parti- For more infemiation one. can call faculty, staff, alumni and senior citi- bor Ensemble will present composi- 1994. All performances are at 2 p.m. orphaned child, who is befriended by buried, the ensemble sings "A Place Sass, and RoyLcako Jr*, who portray- opens on Broadway in December, it . Marriott Marquis on Broadway on Dec. 5. Ids Greek Orchestra, traditional cipate, with its own interpretations of 201-376-8544. zens; and $6 for students. tions for a small group of instrumen- In the Wilkins Theater, Ticket prices Moses, who may or may not be her Where You Belong," and to Moses, ed at least a half-dozen characters should be ready for tho "really big Greek culinary delights, and Greek Jalmo Escalonto, a high school talists on April 20, 1994 at 7:30 p.m. father. "Take Her Where She's 'Goto1," to time." Tho only thing lacking in it wi'.i shops will be featured at the Greek mathematics teacher, immortalized in . for adults and children are $7, in the East Campus Thontcr, . with gusto, are extremely good. • Tho Kean Theater series, offers stu- In tho. production this past Sunday Addlo's number, "Startln' From be tho Immense creativity of a scenic Festival to be held at Holy Trinity the 1988 movlo "Stand and Deliver," An nil-college production of : Exceptional among them, however, Russian concerts slated dent theater productions each semes- aftomoon, tho audience was intro- Sweet," to Moses' assurance, "Pretty designer named Anania. Open house scheduled Greek Orthodox Church, 250 Gal- will discuss his views on American "South Pacific" will colebratge the was Chandra Wilson, a teen-ager, ter "that enhanco the educational Tho Westfield Community Players On!" and "A Sting in the Tale" at "a lows Hill Road, Westfleld, Oct. 1 The Union YMHA, Green Lane, at 289-8112 for Information and an education on Oct. 1 at 8 p.m. Joshua 50th annlvorsary of Rodgers and experience," will bo host to an open house Sunday sayings of $9 over individual ticket and Oct. 2 from 11:30 a.m. to 11 Union, will sponsor three major con- audition. "All performers . must bo Rubonstein of Amnesty International Hammerstoln's work in the thoater. recently arrived Russian immigrants for present and prospective members prices." • p.m. and Oct. 3 froni noon to 5 certs this year featuring new Ameri- Will present a multi-media program "Artichoke,'' a play, examining tho Performance dates are. Nov, 12, 13 who either play a musical instrument, Railway's Arts Center to mark 65th year at tho theater located at 1000 North p.m;, rain or shine. can arrivals from Russia, it was exploring his organization's war for need to forglvo in a rural Canadian and Nov. 19 and 20 at 7:30 p.m. and Membership Director Letty Hudalc sing, dance or act. This is a wonderful 1 Avo. West, Westfield. Beginning at 1 announced. "This series returns by global human rights on Nov. .22 at 8 family, will bo performed Oct. 13 to Noy, 14 at 3 p.m, In tho Wilkins Thoa- The Union County. Arts Center, Country muslo will bo provided by planned Jan, 15,1994 at 8 p.m. A folk, la ," iho sixth in the children's series, also noted that "with 60 consecutive Homemade Greek food and opportunity to make a talent break in p.m., current members will volunteer popular demand, as last year's perfor- . p.m. , • 16 and Oct. 20 to 23, at 8 p.m. arid ter. A benefit performance for the 1601 Irving St., Rahway, is celebrat- Balllio and the Boys Nov. 6 at 8 p.m. singing quartet, On a Winter's Night, will bo staged at the Kean College years of providing quality, affordable pastry will be available throughout the United States," said Friedman, their time to serve light refreshments, mances brought more than 500 inter- Concluding tho series on Dec, 6 at Oct. 17 and 24 at 3 p.m. in Vaughn- Kean Collogo Scholarship Fund will ing its 65lh year as a theater. It has "Peter Pan," the third in a sorios of will entertain on Jan. 21 at 8 p.m. Theater, March 20 at 3 p.m. entertainment in Westfield, a season the weekend, and a special lunc- conduct backstago tours and discuss ested people .to the Y." .'••• 7:30 p.m. will be one of American's Eames. 119. bo hold on Dec. 4 at 8 p.m. at the children's shows, will bo staged Nov. "Beauty and the Beast," tho fourth in Steel Bandits, a family of steel subscription Is one of the best theatri- heon menu will be offered on Fri- announced its tentative schedule of This year's concerts are slated for academic voices on Holocaust revi- Tennessee William's classic play, Union County Arts Center, Rahway. 7 at 3 p.m. There will bo three perfor- tho children's show scries; will be the benefits of a season subscription cal values anywhere," She said, day and Saturday. Imported Greek . entertainment. band entertainment, will appear April sionism, Deborah Lipstadt, professor "Tho Glass Menagerie," will take For further information, ono can mances of tho award-winning musi- held Jan. 23 at 3 p.m. A classical jazz to tho club's now 60th season. "we've added Sunday matinees to all items, packaged Greek foods, November, January, 1994 and March, Swain celebrates Johnny the "K," a children's trou-' 9 at 8 p.m. Tho Westfield Symphony of religion and philosophy at Atlan- Activities Director Ingrid Casolla, our productions-this year, to make it The performances havo been made A celebration of Swain Galleries' place Feb. 16 to 19,1994 at 8 p.m, and call the box offico at 527-2337. badour, will appear Sunday at 3 p.m. cal, "West Side Story/'Nov. 19 and presentation, starring ;Marleno Vcr Is scheduled April 16 at 8 p.m. Greek tapes, and real "authentic" possible in part to a grant received by 125th anniversary as a family-owned On Oct. 2, Tho Lottermon will held 20. at 8 p.m, and Nov. 21 at 3 p.m. Plane wilh Sonny Costner, will bo ."Sleeping Boauty," the. seventh in the has announced that at past open oven easier to catch the excitement of jewolry will be featured. A mini- staged Jan. 29 at 8 p.m. houses now members joined and are live theater." .•..„'• camival with games and rides for the New Jersey State Council on.the. business in Plainfield, will be held to celebrate tho center's 6Sth year at 8 Another, award-winning musical, 'children's series shows, is planned Cranford Dramatic Club to celebrate its 75th year actively working on costumes, lights children also will bo featured. Arts. ... Sunday from 4 to 6 p.m. at a recep- p.m. with a reception at El Bodegon. "South Pacific," a Kean Collego thea- On Feb. is at 8 p.m., the Jimmy April 17 at 3 p.m. Ah Evening of Bar- Brian Bollorig served as chairman of ron's theater. Tho present 300-scat and other aspects of putting on a com- Mryna Friedman, program coordi- tion. Honored guests will be Donald The Cranford Dramatic Club, .78 There will bo two shows of "Blink," a ter presentation, will bo staged- at tho Scott Orchestra will provides a history' . bershop with the Jerseyalres and Sub- entertainment, ihanior was built In 1957. Carol Sllkor munity based show. New. president This newspaper is a reliable means The take-out section will .fill nalor, is in the process of lining up DeFrancesco, president of the Now Wlnans Ave,, founded in 1919, cele- magic source presentation, Oct. 9 at 8 in jazz, Ralph Rlngstat will appear in.. urban Sounds,: will arrive on April 23 l c Union County Arts Center Deo. 4 at 8 • of -researching;- » community orders. Ono cart call 233^-8533. '- talent for these concerts and requests Jersey Senate, and Bob Franks, brated its 75th year at a party Sunday Ovor the years, the club has pro- is tho club president. Members of tho p.m. and Oct. 10' at 3 p.m. A Laurel concert on the Wurlitzer organ Fob. 6 at 8 p.m. ' ' , Marjorie~Flynn Van Anda, added that p.m. The. Orchestra of St. Peter's By market. To boost your business in United States congressman. for club member and invited guests., jwntcd dramas, musicals, and child- club participate In oVcry phasic " at 3 p.m. Tito Pucnto and. his the current season subscription price that interested participants contact her and Hardy Film Festival with Leo the Sea will bo a benefit show for "Ugly Duckling," the eighth in the Orchestra will entertain Feb. 12 at 8 of $25 provides members with tickets the cominuriity, call our ad depart- Erwin at iho Wurlitzor is scheduled on Rahway Hospital Dec. 8 at 8 p.m. children's sorios shows, is planned p.m..Nai-Ni Chen Dance Company, a to "Arsenic and Old Laco," "Sing mem.at 674-8000 today. Oct. 16 at 8,'p.nvA "Good Time Tot "Tho Nutcracker," with tho Princeton May 22 at 3 p.m. . PSYCHOTHERAPY CENTER Rock;" with Gary Rosen of the fam- Ballot, will bo staged Dec; 10. at 7:30 . Chinese darico group, is scheduled for 1 1358 BURNET. AVENUE, UNION, NJ. 07083 ous Rosenshontz, will bo staged Oct. p.m. Tho Colobration: Singers will 'Feb. 13 at 3 p.m. "Lil,Mermaid, ' the. Additional Information can be PHONE (908)9644467 • BY APPOINTMENT ONLY 17 at 3 p.m; There will bo two perfor- offera Christmas music festival Dec. fifth in the children's series shows, is obtained by calling 499-8226. . Bea $milh," Editor FULL SCALE OF PSYCHOTHERAPY mances of the Johnny Cash Show Oct. 18 at 2 and 8 p.m. A children's Christ- set for Fob. 20 at 3 p.m. . CWorrnll Community NowBpopori Inc. 1903 All niohls noiorvod A subscription to your newspaper BY DR. CARMEN P. CERULLO 23 at 6 p.m. and 8:30 p.m. On Oct. 24, mas, show, "Jack Frost Review," will On March S at 8 p.m., Tovah Folds- Or|>niil7.ntions submitting rclcnsos to (lie entertainment sec- UCENSED CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGIST.. keeps your.college student close to tho Jan Lowan Orchestra, a Polish bo offered Dec, 19 at 3 p.m. huh will bring her show, "Tovah: tion can-'innll copy to |1291 Sluyvcsiuit Avc, P.O. tiox3109 , SERVICING ADOLESCENTS AND ADULTS hometown activities. Call 686-7753 band, will, present "a real Polish "Return to the Source," a trlbuto to Crossovahl," from Broadway to Union, New Jersey, 07083. : • -: . ALSO . . show" at 3 p.m. tho Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., is' Cabarol, to tho art center. "Cinderel- for a special college rate. HYPNOTHERAPY BY DR. 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Everything will work out for SEPTEMBER 30 & OCTOBER 1,2,1993 . 20 words of less ....512.00 per insertion call Teresa,; 808-064-7740, M. Allot 12. Damaged 0:30am-12pm. dder, apple pies, apples In all forms, mand of English, both written and oral. 4-s companionship and possible marriage, Write: the best, EVENT: Fall Clothing Sale. homa baked goods, crafts tables: ceram- Additional 10 words or less $4.00 per Insertion WX-B7, Worrall Nowspapors, P.O, Box 150, : PRICE: No admission. Clothing, house- flexible hours dally. Must be well organized, HOUSECLEANING BY experienced Polish I5. Endanger '„ PLACE: .Unitarian House, 165 Summit ics, paintings, baskets, flower arrange- Display Rales 427.00 per column inch .Maolowood, NJ 0704ti. . • n.7 hold goods. CLERK/ TYPIST detail oriented, computer friendly. II you're that woman with excellent rolorences and own 16. Shriek Ave. (corner Whltterldge), Summit. ments, gift Items, trinkets, calendars, Contract Rates Avallablo Wghl, friendly,, enthusiastic, creative, sell- '. LEO (July 23 to Aug. 23) Emotional ORGANIZATION: Women's Fellowship PART TIME -^wigm, trienaiy, enmusiastic, creaiwe, sen- transportation. Please call 808-4S4-4148.. 19, Polniedrod for holding ment TIME: Thurs. & Frl. 9am-9pm; Sat. throw rugs, Historical Society cookbook, Blind Box Numbers $12.00 per Insertion 18. Eject affairs could dominate many of your Battle Hill Community Moravian Church. Insurance In MahloMunnrT motivated non-smoker we'd love to hoar Irom (3) MISCELLANEOUS 9am-2pm. etc. • ' .• . . in Wtapiewooa y^. Send resume: Eagles Talent Associates, HOUSEKEEPERS, NANNIES, nurse's aide 21. lliln cniullc available, Women ol all nationalities. Applic- thoughts and actions for most of the week. ORGANIZATION: Hillside Historical BEST BUY needs a mature non-smoking , Box* 859, Short Hills, NJ 07076. 20. Practice boxing PRICE: Good quality selection: adults, ants screened, licensed, bonded, Call Aurora FLEA MARKET 22. BlKlcd If this is the case, steer clear of business children, outerware & accessories. Society, which will also provide limited CLASSIFIED COMBINATION RATES" person for diversified duties In- PART-TIME Agency. Long Branch, NJ, 908-222-3360. and financial dlscusions. You may find GRAFT ORGANIZATION: Unitarian House. . museum tours. cluding filing and typlng.j5.days a DIG, INDOOR Floo Markot, Roselie Catholic Ad appears in all 20 papers LUCY'S CLEANING) Service. Houses and yourself In an embarrassing situation at SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1993 week, 3 or 4 hours pefUay. Call Artificial Flower Company has open]no lor part, High School, Rorltan Rood, Soturday, October ANSWER TO PREVIOUS PUZZLE: 20 words or less ; $19.00 per Insertion time, 12-4pm, Monday-Friday. Dulles consist ol otllces- weekly or monthly basis. Satisfaction 2, 0AM-4PM , . •..' work, A visit from an old friend will put Rain Dal* October 9 - . Additional 10 words or less S6.00 per Insertion 201-761-1900. Data Entry work, WordPerfect, stocking and guaranteed. Excellent relorences. Call you in a good mood, EVENT: Octoberlest Camk/al/Craftfalr & Display Rates $42.00 per column inch servicing outlet store, checking out customers, O08-B27-10S4,900-820-4302, leave mossago. FLEA MARKET/ Bazaar. Saturday, Soplombor Boutique . Contract Rates Avallablo ' tiling. Please call 201-026-4001 between 25th, 0a.m.-3p.m. Drawings, collectibles, odl-' ACROSS".. •..'•': .:•-.'. ••. .•."•• • COMPUTER TRAINING POLISH AGENCY will provide housekoopors, bios, lunch, much, much more. Maplewood PLACE: Seth Boyden Elementary Harvest Festival planned ' Bam-4pm, ask for. BUI. '..•.' VIRGO (Aug. 24 to Sept. 22) You've Especially for beginners. Leam Wordparlect, live In/out, dependant on lomlly needs, Excel- Senior Residence. E84 Irvlnaton Avenuo. I..Jimmy 4. Bosom 8.1.O.U. 9.Pnstc 10. Renew 11. Lug 12. Acrid School, 274 Boyden Ave. (off Springfield Lotus ana other leading software:. Classes or' lent references. Experienced, Specializing !n at Watchurig Stables off Summit DEADLINES PART-TIME. Earn $500/ woek at homo. As- probably had little or no time to spare for' Ave,), Maplewood. Music brought to America by the i-on-1. Call Em lor details: elderly/sick care. Nannies and dolly house- 13. Liberty 16. Overdo 19. Pollto 23! Javelin 26. Taboo 28. Sac. Business Directory 12 Noon Friday semblo products, clerical, typing, sowing, hobbles during the past week, so it will : early settlers will bo featured in per- Lano, Mountainside, and free shuttle cleanors also available. Call 00B-882.Q288. TIME: 11 a.m.-4 p.m. Display - Space reservation S p.m. Friday E-Z COMPUTER SERVICES Weekly paychecks, Unemployed, underpaid, MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE 29. Timid 30. Obese 31. Sum 32. Theft 33. Elder ' give you all the more pleasure to turn to service to and from tho festival will be PRICE: Crafters welcdme for sale & formances by Jean Famworth at Trail- Ad copy 12 Noon Monday . 908-469-0623 . we can help. Send self-addressed stamped POLISZ WOMEN with good references and BAHAMA CRUISE. 6 days/ 4 nights. Undor- • them this weekend. You working environ- exhibit of handcrafted work only. $25 for side Nature and Science Center's 12th provided throughout the day. • In Column 3 p.m. Tuesday. 1-800-484-7297, 8Xt 9077 envelope:. Lanlor/ Homoworkers. P.O. Box own transporttlon Is looking lor a Job cleaning bookodl Must sell! $270/ couple, limited tick- DOWN - •..•••' ;. '• V ••''•'• • • " 8x10 area, Tents $5.00. Spaces assigned 2575, Bloomtlold, NJ 07003, houses. Call 201-300-2150, . • __' ets. 407-787-8100, Ext. 870, Monday. Sotur- ment will be more pleasant than it has been annual Harvest Festival Sunday on •2. Miser 3, Yielded 4. Bungle 5. Scrub 6. Minor 7. Dowdy 9. Piano as contracts received, Crafters supply CLASSIFIED POLICIES DRIVERS WANTED for Chauffeur Service. day, 0-0. ' In months. A Scorpio of tho opposite sex is More information, or to volunteer . REAL ESTATE. Long established olllce ol SEEKING WORK, full/ part lime, Dlverslllod own- set-up. Attempt will be made to Coles Avenue, Mountainside. All classified advertising is payable in advance . ' Part time. Must know metro area, Please call excellent repute looking lor experienced or now olllce experience, good communication skills, COLLECTIONS LIONEL trains, frolght and 14. Eel IS. Tot 17. Via 18. Roe 20. Outcome 21. Elope 22. Insist interested in you. • . one can call Trallside at 789-3670. Wo accopt Visa and MasterCard. You may also mail 201-731^6688, .. '. separate like crafts. Information career minded salespeople who would like to organizer, maturity. Knowledge WordPerloct Marino, missies missing, track with switch, 201-761-1294. . Famworth, an award-winning Cel- Trailsido Nature and Science Center . your ad with, payment (check or mpnoy order) to us, benefit Irom our attractive and rewarding com- 23. Jetty. 24. Vomit 25. Ledge 27. Blend . , LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oci, 23) Keep you EASY.WORKt Excellent payl Assemble pro- 6,1 and Lotus 1-2-3. Reply Box 68, Worrall llogman, towor, comics 1MB, 1071, records, or como into ono of pur offices to place your ad. mission program. Friendly, professional per- ORGANIZATION: Seth Boyden Elom. tic harp player and guitar teacher, will is a facility of Union County Division ducts at home. Call toll free 1-800-487-6566 Newspapers, P.O. Box 1B8, Maplewood, NJ $85 any, 008-688-8611. head out of tho clouds. Realistic goals are Offices^ where ads can bo placed in porson:, sonalized Working environment, Call Freddl School PTA. begin tho celebration of colonial life. Ext. B506. "..••• • . .' 07040. ;•••.,•• the only ones you should be setting, You of Parks and Recreation. ; Dempsey for confidential Interview^ CRAFT SHOW. "FROM THE HEART". Friday, '. ' • Union County 201-376-2300. , October 1st, 3p.m.-10p.m. V Calvin Torraco. just can't have your cake and oat it too. with atune called "Good Olde Colony TELLERS, EXPEREINCED; Union based Sav- SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1993 Union Leader ings Bank has' part time positions' available, CHILD CAHE West Orange. For. more Information call Small decisions will bo especially hard for Times" and continue with a variety of RECEPTIONIST. AUTO body shop, EVENT: First Annual Autumn Craft Fes- 1291 Stuyvesant Avcnuo Qualified applicants call 60B-6B8-0003, . CHILD CARE: AuPalrCare cultural exchange. 201-680-8306; Acting studio is open period songs. .'•'.• 8AM-E:30PM. $6.60/ hour, benefits, after 3 you. You may find yourself agonizing tival. Our Spring Fling has enjoyed 5 . . • ••• Union, N.J. EYE DOCTOR'S ollloa. Permanent, full time months employment. Apply In person: Dobbs 1 Experience legal European oupalro. Allordable DINOSAURS, ENGRAVED pennies. Write. in basic Acting Tcchniquo, is called years of success. (SOB) 686-7700 live-In chlldcare, government approved. Local Classes for tho fall term of The Act- over what to have for lunch. Plans for an According to the Union County position. Career opportunity for Intelligent, Co., 23 Sprlngllotd AVonue, Sprlnglleld, NJ, Wanted Indian pennies line 76*, Buffalo's 20«, PLACE: Townley Presbyterian Church, counselors, Call NJ regional plllco, Pat Poppltl ing Studio will begin tho week of "The Actor Prepares." Through thea- upcoming event aro going more smoothly' Essex County motivated person, Stimulating, Interesting work ' Bring 'osume. ' . lorelgn coins, gold, Frank, 68 Plii Street, Salem & Hugeunot Aves,, Union. Board of Chosen Freeholders, Fam- wllLput all your talents to Use. Call Dr, Donald 518-688-6178 or 800-4-AUPAIR, ... Bloomllold, 748-4080, Sept. 27 and run through Deo. 10 at ter games olid improvisation, this than you may have thought. TIME: 9a.m. to 3:30p.m. Lunoh News-Record of Mnplowood and • The Independent Press ,of worth is scheduled for 1:15 and 3 p.m. Harsh at 201-783-2020, . . ' HAMBURGER COOKBOOK. 200 ways to llx III class helps actors become less inhi- 11:30a,m. to 1:30p.m. South Orange . . Dloomficld . < 189 North Avo. E., Cranfdrd. performances, and visitors aro REGISTERED NURSE ) ANNOUNCEMENTS Casseroles, skillet mtals, Mexican and Italian . SCORPIO (Oct. 24 to Nov. 22) During PRICE: No admission fee. Tables for 463 VaUoy Street . 266 Liberty Slrcot FLORIST, DESIGNER/ counter help. Must {2 The Acting Studio will offer clos^ bited and develop communication. have experience to work full or part time, In . specialties. $S.OB to Qllls-N-Thlngs, P.O. Box interested crafters are $26.00, Call Car- requested to bring blankets or lawn ' Maplewood, N.J. •,,/,.;• Bloomfield, N.J. • • ' Ready for. a new challenge? Individual with ' S34, Sao City,, Iowa 60683. ,' Several lessons are taught on tho use the weekend a friend may upset you by : CAMS Maplwood. Call 801:762-3B2B, ., •ANNOUNCEMENTS scs in acting, musical performance ole at 908-964.3817; '•-." : - (J01) 763-9411 ?*!...!.'-:L.:... (201)743-4040 '.... minimum of 10 years current New Jersey/Now • taking sides — not yours — in an argu- 'chairs. " '• '". "~" T of objects, which can help the actor . ORGANIZATION: Townley Presbyte- Orange. Transcript York work hlstbry Including administrative du-' HOUSE SALE By June, 484 Conant Street, and television for adults, teens and The Harvest Festival, which will FRIENDLY HOME parties now has openings devolop his character and become ment. Your.peace of,mind will not be rian Church, ;•.••. 170S?oUand Road • • , lor demonstrators, No cash Investment, Part ties. Dermal, Topical losing' lab (Phase 1) Hillside. Friday, Solurday, Oam-Opm. Duncan children, from beginners to exper-. Glassified working with healthy humans, 35 hour week, Phyle couch, side choirs, breaklronl/ desk, regained until some apologies have been run from 1 to 5 p.m., will include are- :..'.,• Orango, N.J. time hours with full time pay, Two catalogs, over ANIMALS IN MIDWEST more at ease and more (Interesting on Hours: Noon to 8p,m. Monday thru Friday. All Wolman console table, dining room, don furni- lenced professionals. The adult class (201) 674-8000 . • 700 Items. Call 1-800-488^878. offered. You will be spending a lot of time enactment of a Revolutionary War ' ma|or holidays; no woekends, ho rotations, no. NEED YOUR HELP! ture, mahogany bedrooms, TVs, crystal chan- stage. Basic acting skills are taughts Saturday Ad|uilnwnU; We make every effort to avoid mlHakM In your cHisjlflcd adverlliemcnt. that most students bogin with, a class focusing on domestic, matters. It's a good SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1993 encampment by. tho group Motts QAUGUY FRIDAY late nights, Competitive salary and benefit*, . dolllor, kitchen,' relrlgeroterr woshor, dryer, that must bo mastered in order to any EVENT: 4th Annual Benefit Car Show & Pleaie check your ad each llmi! llappeart, should ah error occur please notify tho classified Maplewood location. Call Dr. Harrison Ssnd donations to: Animal Rescue Fund mlscellanoous.. '. ' • .- • time to purchase furniture. Artillery; a parade and concert by department wllhln seven day# of publication. Worrall Communlly Newspnpers, Inc. shall PART TIME Inc., o/o summit Bank, 80 Main Street, PUBLIC NOTICE acting jobs, whether musical, drama- CarlUFlea Market. . y Mornings 201-761-1160 between 10a,rtV.-11a.m. or not bo liable for errors or omissions In any advertisement for which l> may bo responsible, West Orange, NJ 07082, IBM PS2 model 30, 40 mega bites hard drive Westfield Fire & Drum Corps at 2)15 . Creative Educational Resources Is seeking a . 3:oop.m.-4:O0p.m, ONLY, • • ; tic, comedy or TV commercials. PUCE: Union Elks 1683,281 Chestnut beyond the cost of actual space occupied by Item In'which error or omissions occured. Or esll 201-731-3983 or 501-674-7414 3.B lloppy, Monochrome, IBM keyboard, soil- NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION SAGITTARIUS (Nov.. 23 to Dec, 21) St., Union./ . v •' p.m. and Nativo American dances bright, enthusiastic Individual to assist In our word .Included,. Exoellont oondltlon. PURSUANT TO R8.39 10A-1 . . We can not be held llabld for failure, for any cause, lainsert an ad. Worrall Communlly From this basic class, students have Your time will be in great demand this TIME: 9:00a.m. to 4:00p,m, modern Cranlo'rd olllce between 0:30 A.M. • looking for a "Significant other"? 008-665.8210, 201-3^8010. • . . • , Unltod American Lion & Recovery Corp. demonstrated by the Order of the Newspapers, Inc. reserves the right to reject, revise or rcclnsslfy any ndvorllsomenl 1;ao P.M. Diversified duties Including' light REPORTER .till sell the following autos to hlaheaf bidder week. You Will havo; to be extremoly PRICE: $2.00 donation. Children under at any time. • . •' '.'. • • •• the choice of moving in different Arrow Old Time Lakota Dancers at typing,' answering.phones and Scheduling Coir our'friendly classllled representatives to METAL ROOFING and .siding • for houios/ . subject to any lions; 15% BUYER PREM organized to complete all you set out to do. 12 free, • 9 AM. .. school appointments, , • •. . • A group of weekly community newspapers In help ysu with your -MEETING PUCE" od. barns. Incrodlblo proven product. Super utlrnc- Cas'h or. CashW Checkl any persons inter- directions. They can. continue tho 1:45', 2:45 and 3:45. .. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISKNG DEPARTMENT HOURS ested oh .(305) 047-7022. There may bo trouble In paradise, too. ORGANIZATION: Union Elks, Hand- Essex .County (Blobmllold aroo), It Booking . tlvo. Low cost, Easy Installation. Gunronlood 20 "technique" classes, which includo : 908-272-0444 part-tlmo reporters. Wo nood pooplo to co'vor 8ALE DATE OCTOBER 1.5,. 1003 at 2:00 Your partner or mate may be angry with icapped Children's Committee. , Throughout the day. activities will ' Monday through Friday 9:00 AM. - 5:00 P.M. • years. Wo cut-to tho Inch, Foot dollvoryl Froo p.m.. 1421 Oak Tree Rd., selln.NJ 08830, working on scenes, learning rehearsal public meetings and wrllo features Ina crisp. 1-800-564-8911 , you over Something you think is impor- include demonstrations of rug hook- to Saturday 9 A.M. - 12 NOON (PHONE CALLS.6NLY) . lltoraturo. 717-868.1B14. . L6T 074B 1080 MacVlrt vVhlt Vln #: - olear manner. We will consldor entry level techniques and character work, or HEAD TEACHER U005T1G783, Uenor; Soyoll Aulo Body, tant, Try to see both sides. . ing, broommalcing, spinning, bobbin f CLASSIFIED INDEX people who have written extensively lor.tholr MIRRORS,.GYM/ Wall (1.6), brand now, 320 Windsor Avo., Weatflsld, N.J. study Television Acting, or move to Whtj'e Going On Is a paid directory ol 1-HELP WANTED 6-SERVICES OFFERED TOWN9HIP OF HILLSIDE- college newspaper. Ploaso'sond rosumos to: PERSONALS. . """^ 4BX100X'/.". Easy to cu|, Ireo delivery. $89 LOT 07SB 19B8 Chovrolol Caprice. 4 dr lace-making, tlnsmithing, beekeep- 2-ANNOUNCEMENTS 7-BUSlNESS OPPORTUNITIES Maroon Vln #: 1Q1BN81H6JR113093. Llo- Musical Performance classes. . CAPRICORN. (Dea 22 to Jan. 20) ovonta lor non-profit organizations. It 12 Noonj DAY CARE CENTER Editor Jim Shell, P.O, Box 840, Orange, NJ. ADOPTION, I'M 3 year's old and I love trains,.• •• each, Call 1-800-828-0843. . ' . ing, basketweavlng and other colonial 3-MISCELUNEOUS ^RENTAL 07061. ' . '•' nor: Avenol Aulo Wreckers, 20 Leoavllla Tills may be a difficult week emotionally, Is pro-paid and costs lust $20 00 (for 2 Joll-o and.my.Mommy and Daddy, Thoy love Ave,, Rahway, N.J. 4-PET8 9-REAL^STATE ' SINGER SEWING machlnos, school concollod There are two classes for TV Act weeks) lor Essex County or Union worksldlls and crafts. There will be . Full time Head Teacher for the bay Care RETAIL DEMONSTRATOR. Pormanont, port mo tool I'll share ovorylhlng with a baby brolhor order "budget cuts", sorgors, qulllos, button- : LICENSED A BONDED You may be criticized unfairly for work 6-INSTRUCTIONS . lo-AUTOMOTIVE County and Just $30,00 for both, Your i-800- Center. Responsibility Is to plan and execute an ' time. Experlonco preferred. J7.G0 per hour. or sister (except my blanket)!.Lot's help onch holes, appliques, sows lojJlhor, donlm. 26 yoars AUCTIONEERS APPRAISERS Ing, one that concentrates on basic you've done. Stick to your guns, and don't "culinary pleasures available for a U7628 Worrall Community Newspapers, notice must bb In our Maplewood educational program In line with Day Care 1-800-264-84B7, . ' •,: ' . otherl Ploaso coll Mary or Grog anyilmo warranty, Cost $400,00 pay school prlco September 23, 30, 1003 (Fee: $21,00) acting techniques for TV and film, brood. Instead, plan an evening out. Go to office (463 Valley Street) by 4;30 P.M. nominal fee," traditional crafts arid Services. Responsible for the dally planning 1-800-284-8677. $227.00. 1-716-6B4-4800, . and execution of all. classroom and outdoor RETAIL SALES. Growing retailor seeks.agres- . and uses primarily commmcrcials as a show or visit your favorite restaurant on Monday for publication the fallow* four special planetarium perfor- |564-8911j slve, soil-motivated personslor ladles apparel STEEL BUILDINGS 60x00x17 quonsot Btylo, HELP WANTED activities for group. Responsible for training :.••• . CEMETERY PLOTS NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUOTION tho source. Then the In more with someone you love. This will put your Ing Thursday, Advertisement may mances. "The Blue Moon and Other (1) HELP WANTED ' and constructive utilization ol teacher aids, and shops located In Union, Linden and Edison, open ends. Was $13,686 will soil lor $8,640, PURSUANT TO R8 09 10A-1 also be placed at 176 Scotland Road, .Previous retail experience needed, Career Novor orootod. Ono yoor warranty romdlnlng. advanced term,.the work will be on mind on what really counts. Skylore" have been scheduled to BOOKKEEPER lor all required reports pertaining lo group and HOLLYWOOD; . • , ' United American Lien & RecoveRecoverry Corp, Orange, 266 Liberty St., Bloomlleldor advancement. Pleaso contact 908-B64-P330, ' ' .1.800-202-0111. . • ;'• willl selll tthho fllfollowini g autot s to hlhshlphest bidder HELP WANTED holding parent conferences,' QuatiUcatlons: scenes from slt-coms and soap operas, 1291 Stuyvesant Ave,, Union. For • coincide with tho festival at 1,2,3 «nd PART TIME Teaching Certificate from Department of - subject to any Hens: 15% BUYER PREM SALES/ CUSTOMER service representative. . MEMORIAL PARK -y.: TICKETSI LIMITED NJ DOVIIB llckols for solo. Cash or Cashier Oheok; any persona Inter- AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. 18) This more Inlofmotlbn call 763-9411, • ADVERTISING SALES - Exciting opening for WPI Communications, Inc., a last paced Education In Elementary Education, Nursery Cash or Cashier Oheok; any rp Other skills that can be strength- 4 p.rai Shows are for children 6 years National home service franchise has an Imme- Sots ol 2 or 4 at discount prjeos; Coll DOnnls ested Ph (3OS) 0477022047-7022.'' r outside sales rep to work for group of 20 weekly Springfield publishing firm seeks experlencod . School, (six credits and two years of experi- will be a great week. Vou will be vory diate opening lor a telephone/ customer service Qelhoomane Gardens, Mausoleums. Olllce: alter 6pm, 201-378-0823, SALE DATE OCTOBER 08, 1003 at 2:00 ened at the studio are Speech arid pic- ; of age and up and tickets will ber sold newspapers. Position Involves dealing with a part-tlmo bookkeeper lor varied a/f and a/p ence). Must be a resident of tha Township of P.ITIM 1421 Oak Tree Rd., Isolln. NJ O8B3O. . excited about meeting with a friend you variety of business people, servicing and Bell- representative whose duties will Include heavy 1600 Stuyvesonl Ave., Union. tion or Singing Voice training, both of at the door. . . duties. Tho successful candidate will hove a . Hillside, EEO employer, lull benefits. Apply at WOLFF TANNING beds. Now, commercial- LOT 0B8B 1905 Ford 2 dr. Wht Vln #: haven't seen for somo considerable time. . Ing In existing territories. Prior ad experience or strong pc background. II you have the ability to phono solos, customor contact, some olllce ' , ' 008-688-4300 ' ,:• atlon with you and co-workers brings ben- the Township Clerk's Office, Municipal Build-' duties, Requires opod communication skills, homo units from $109.00. Lamps, lotions,. 1FTH83410FHA03427; Llenor: PortTruok which are private classes.: Private, Overflow parking will be available college Is a plus. Car required. Become a work on your own In a dynamic environment call 1 A career opportunity will come your way, Ing, Liberty and Hillside Avenues, Hillside. accossorlos. Monthly payments low as $18.00. Repair, 141 7th St., Elizabeth, NJ eficial results. An embarrassing situation member of our sales team and enloy salary plus Marilyn Lang, at 201.487-8700 to discuss this dependability and a valid driver's license.' LICENSED & BONDED classes for actors are available, to This could be very good for your future. Poslton oilers salary plus commissions. and '. Coll today. Froo now color catalog. AUCTIONEERS APPRAISERS could bo avoided by checking details on an commission. Benefits. Call Peter Worrall, Ad- opportunity. . . : ... HOMEMAKER'S DELIGHT. Stay homo, lose . work on specific problems or Keep sight of whore you want to be In the vertlsInQ Director, 608-886-7700, weight, make money. I lost 22 pounds In e benefits, Call 008-851-2668. - DIAL-A BIBLE • 1-000-402-0107. ' • • . 01 Worrall Col important project. You may bo in; a sulky next five years, • BOOKKEEPER/ SECRETARY weeks and mads $600 part time during the llrst ' .YOUR CLASSIFIED ad con bo published In 02 monologues. sort of mood throughout tho week, but 10 days. Call 1-800.2B3-DIET. . SECRETARY. FULL-TIME.' Must bo able to THESE PROGRAMS ADVERTISING Part-time, 4-5 hours per day. Knowledge ol spell correctly and speak clearly. For office In New Jersey nowspopors with ono easy phone MOMENT call and lar ono low prlco. For only $219, your. . PISCES (Peb; 19 to March 21) Cooper- there is no reason for feeling this way. WordPerfect 51. Professional office, Morris Linden. Call 808-825-00O0. . HOUSEKEEPER WANTED. Monday, Wed- 908-964-6356 od will reach over 1.2 million homos throughout. SALES PERSON 'Avenue, Union. Call Mrs, Appel, nesday, Friday, 2 hours a day, good English We are offering a FREE Bible correspondence . tho stato. Call Clasalflod at Worrall Newspop- and own transportation a must, South Orange, SECRETARY,' LAW olllce. Excellent opportun- Worrall Community Newspapera, Ins,, hag an 908-686-2230 course, with no obligation, • ors 201-763-9411. for all Iho details about 201^782-3781. , • .;• •• Ity lor Intelligent and organized person; Word- Millburn Music Center opening lor a first class advertising sal«t. Perfect skills preferred; bilingual helplul; pleas- LOVING COUPLE longs to adopt your white SCAN • Statowldo CloSnlllod Ad Network. . ' newborn. We oiler a lifetime ol hugs, kisses, Minute* from Union, ''. ««Cf 1MB person. Experience would be great, but If you. BRUNSWICK MECHANIC/ pin chaser, for LEGAL SECRETARY, full-time, experienced, ' ant Maplewood office,. 201-763-4500, have the right slulf, we'll train you. Send busy, 24 lane centor In Linden, Full or port-lime. excellent skills, Xerox'Memory Writer, dicta- . laughter and security. Expenses paid, Call Jolf YOUR AD could appoar here lor as little as PRIVATE LESSONS Calderone Music resume to: . . . Must bo reliable, Call Kont, 600-925-3560. • phone, litigation, some real estate. General SELL AVON Products,' earn unlimited extra and Shelley at 1-800-B73-8445, $i0,00por week. Call lor more details. Our holiday cash now and Join this mullMevel . Irlondly classlllod dopartmont would bo happy Taught By Professionals Private. Instruction For All Ages . Worrall Community Newipapera, Inc. ' practice, South Orango. Call 762-0327. "Attention: David Worrall CAN YOU mako It toyour pay day? Knot please . marketing company, Will train, No experience, ' MAY THE Sacred Heart of Josusbe adored, to'holn you; Call 1-Q00-684'B911. glorified, loved and preserved throughout, the - All Ages Welcome Experienced Certified Teachers P.O. Box 849 glvo mo a call. Marvin. O0B-B43-7480, MEDICAL RECORDS . 201.761-4844, . . • ••• . Soles, Rentals, Purchases Orange, NJ 07051 - ' world now and forever, Secrod Heart olJosus, CASHIER. PART-TIME, flexible hours In family CLERK pray for us, St. Judo, Worker ol Mlroclos, proy Repairs! Done On Premises START NOW. Christmas Sales Reps needed neighborhood drug store,. Metro Drugs, Temporary • • to sell our unique lino of Christmas Items. Set' for us. Holy Mary, Mother of Josus, pray lor us. DO-IT-YOURSELF IDEAS (201)467-4688 ASSISTANT MANAGER, Retail, Lord I Taylor. THEY'LL KNOCK 008-8B7-3100 ask tor Colla, " Summit Medical Group; a large modem modi- ' your own hours, be your own boss, Call Sharon, St, Judo, Helper of. the Hdpelossiiray'forus. A nEADErt SERVICE OF IM|S NEWSPAPtn New & Used Instruments Piano, Accordion, Organ, Keyboard, Strings, . We ar« seeking a qualified Individual with retail ceJ facility, Is currently seeking a dependable' 808:688-0038. Pat, 008-245-8337. Say this prayer fl tlmos day by tho 8th day your management experience for an Immediate CHILD CARE. Person hooded for 2 glrla, 4H Sheet Music & Accessories Voice, Woodwinds, Brass, Guitar, Drums hard-working, quality-oriented Individual for our prayer will be answered.. II has never boon, opening In our Livingston store. You mum' and i'A, In my Mountainside homo. Part time, known to fall. Publication must ba promised, • and Lessons for the Learning Disabled , possess atrong leadership and communication FrldayB and Wednesdays. 608-789-4727. Medical Records Department. Schedule In-. 358 MILLBURN AVB., MILLBURN • (201) 376-5112 DOWN WALLS. etudes working every Friday from TELEPHONE CALLER^ Thank you St, Judo. ' . KINDERMUSIK I - skill* and be able to coordinate all department' CHILD CARE/ HOUSEKEEPER In Montclalr. E:30-10:30PM. Position requires pulling and operations. Prior Jewelry background and/or RATE YOUR lovo life ond personality type and "MAKE MUSIC" CLASSES Energetic, loving, responsible person for 8 year filing documents retrieved from physicians Part time seasonal, to recruit volunteers for The. department store experience Is a plus. We 'loam ansWorsI Call 1-O00-7B8-8378, oxt. 146B. old and newborn. Driver's license and refer-' olllce. If Interested In this temporary position American Hoart Association. Friendly smoke- Glbbs Is bffeflng three exceptional provide a competitive salary, store discount $2.09 pot mlnule. Must bo 18 years. Procall. FOR AGES 2-7 evening. The course will give you it enoes required. Live In preferred, please oontaot Human Resources at free Mlllbum olllce. Morning, evening and and benefit package, For appointment call Company, 3104 East Camolback Road, Phoe- litttmmwt evening programs for people who working knowledge of word proces- 201-744-5232. • . 008-277-8633. weekend shllts. Auaust- December. $8,00 per Main St., Mlllbum, NJ 07041 Allean. 201-BO4-0800, E»t, 400, EOE, nix; AZ. ' : ' . StlMtRantal want to get ahead In business. The sors, and microcomputers, as well SUMMIT hour plus bonuses. Call 201 •376-3020. Must be AVON • A BEAUTIFUL Job. Earn Extra H$ CHILD CARE rellablo porson needed for occa- able to work at least 12 hours per week, Administrative Assistant Program ' as marketable secretarial skills. And slonal child cars for 4 year old boy, 823-0519 MEDICAL GROUP Work your own hours for Fun and Prollt. To tell 1 Is' an. intensive course for . our Computerized Bookkeeping leave massage, •. . .' ' . • 120 summit Avenue YOUR AD could appear here for as. little as MEETING PLACE In any area/Call Toll Free 1-600-662-2292, 8ummll, NJ 07801 $10.00 per week. Call for more details, Our secretaries/clerical looking to Program gives you the financial and BABYSITTER. After school (3pm-6pm)ln Ma- friendly Classified Department would be happy expand their opportunities and mark- technical skills needed In today's plewood home for 5 and 0 year olds, Monday- MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST, experienced. Full to help you. Call 1-500-564-8911. To Answer A Meeting Place Box pfNco 908 499 8226 • 1601 Irving Straet, Rahvray computerized accounting field. STAND OUT time, Union area; Please call 603-688-4845, etability. Options Plus. Is a course Friday, Drivers licence required. WAREHOUSE HELP, part- time. Valid drivers Voice Personal Call 'that's part of our continuing educa- All three classes start soon. 201-782-4047, leave message. Does your ad need a little more attention? You MEDICAL SECRETARY Assistant Part time license'and clean driving record necessary. "WeofferlobplacMenrandflhanclaT .can'craal Ad:lmpact by. using larger typo, ... permanent.- Union. phy«lc|an'spff|ceL Typing - Apply. Johnstons Supply, 12B MoikelStreot,, tion program being "offered In the This. Typo size Is ; ... necessary. Previous medical experience nelp- 1.1-900-226-1065, $2.00 per minute assistance to qualified applicants. COMPETITION ful. Calf 2M-379-2733. 2. Note the 4-dlglt number In the ad DESIGN A "COW CRAZY" KITCHEN ., ' ; COMPOSITION DEPT. Cowl. cowl, cowil Tlny're Ilia hot mm lor lln DEFYING 12 Point MODELS. NEW laces. T.V. Print. Fashion. tiltlun thin dayi anil now you can round up a whola : We are a weekly group of news- Ages 8 and up at Deanna Trust Models,. browse through the personal haidoldicArallvi cowi wiHiinmiilmplsiuppllei and . • PRICES MONTCLAIR (201) 744-6967 papeis' looking for a person with Madison, NJ. Call for appointment verytilllemonay. Our t7paoaguldaboohwilhanlargad 201-377?1788. . pa|iam chain and dlagismi and aiap-fayilaii WHIRLPOOL BATHS typing skills. Composition experi- 14 Point 3. Listen and follow the easy dlracllom win hava yoii mahlnp cow llaml Ilka ence helpful,'but not required. •' NANNY POSITIONS, live In/ out, $1764380. CHECK OUT thua Irom ptalllc caovaa In no tfma. The pio|acta • KITCHEN directions to record your < m mm m Nanny Source, 201-328-1810. . llidwn liara ara ulaful lo haya around Iha kllcrtan, and REMODELING THELETTERMEN JOHNNY CASH SHOW ••: .•••'•• ; • •: . xS^jC^j^^— . ™" "-'^ \ Willing to train the right person to when llniihad, they will look "limply moo-velouif" • Hamoui Etlsllna Wills use our camera, typeset and NEWSPAPER INTERNSHIP . 4, Touch tone phones only, You. UCAC 65th Anniversary. With JUNE CARTER CASH . If you are an advertising marketing major at art • Iniullli Outer Wstli e In. :paste-up.'. .,' • .•••' :.'/•'•. ;.; must be 18 years or older. Stud chacli lo: , Q IAM3O9S M Cnui CowllS 10 ilill Nsw Ihiiltock Walls Reception at El Bodegon SI5, Uyo on pur stagel (Two shows.) 18 Point area college such as upsala, Montclalr State, 1*W Ww W. a 112'Papa Mliloo UK Benefits are Included. 1 Solon Hall, Kean, Union County College, Essex • New Csrsmlc Till Walls ^ ,~__^r-^-.><_«—«•-« Sot., Oct. 2,W3,8pm » O-SI7.50; : : Sat, Oct. 23, W3.6pm & 8:30 pm 5.24 hours a day. 7 days a week. CO, BM 99H ' iPiclurfno )00 woodwoihlng Call for an appointment County College, or Rutoers-Newark and would QUR NEW Van Nun, CA'glW i mil liimllcnll prolecli) •nrj Floors • Mirbli Sill ino Sidrjlo * Vanity snd MerJIdrn Ciblntts • New ; . L-$2O;M-515 HOW TO GET AHEAD IN BUSINiEJSS Bilhroem Flutu'ii • Nsw Cinmlc Accsmotlai • Nsw Window srid Doer • Ml like to build on your experience and resume In • 6-S26.6O; L-S26.50; M-S19.5O (808) 686-7700 anticipation of seeking a Job upon graduation, Worrall Community Newspapers Eleeliloil Weil • All dshili nmeved upon cernplatlan • Fully Insured • 1 Diy-24 . 83 Plymftuth Stw»t, Monlcialr, NJ 07042 . Name _ Hour Bsrvlcs e Dul Dlncl»ilili ol NJ. lie. #103848» Ovir M Ynrstupstlspci • .:••• or send your resume to we can accommodate Vou with an Internship 463 Valley Street, Maplewood, N.J. ; that well fit to your availability. II you'd like to Addim _ ; Personnel Manager . 24 Point know more, please call Advertising Director ;•:•.• 1.80O864-8911 Callflck^t Worrall Community Newspaper* CUV —i—^ DESIGNER Office 908 499 8226 Add Impact by using larger type - ask our Peter Worrall' at O08-68«-r700, REAL ESTATE 1-800-922-8919 1291 Stuyvesant Ave. Classified Representative for the type, you A perfect molch. You are playful, assertive, BATHROOMS 1 KITCHENS, PART TIME, Doctors oKlce In Un on, Compu- Pilce.lncludii Poila P,b;,Box310? .:'. would like' lor your ad. strong-willed woman, I am. gentle, laid-back, UNION COUNTY ARTS CENTER For low cost people-to-people advertising get ter, typing (kills and current references re- SECTION unselfish dodle while male, Call ad 4458. Union, Nevy Jersey'07083 ' Into theClassMed Pages. Call 1-800-664-8011, quired! Call Gloria, 7om-oom. 201'376-RM)l) •• .*".^ITH'v''''''t'^"ri"i'*'*'vHi^iT"''""''"Tf*^1*^^ ;y v. ; • • • IV"; ,i''..l.-|'.;L; ••'• "•:•:(.' ", Vi'wJ ^ UNION COUNTY CLASSIFIED — THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23; 1993 — B11 BIO - THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1993 - UNION COUNTY CLASSIFIED CARPENTRY FLOORS GLASS -6ARAGE-8ALE- -GARAQE-SALE- WANTED TO BUY Quality Floor Covering, Inc. CURK, Saturday-Sunday, 8*ptaml»r 25,26. UNION, 2589 DORIS Avenue (between Bur- AABACUS ANTIQUES IAPRI 185 Valley Road corner Fulton StrMt Tools nett and Liberty). Saturday, September 25th, We Install Brian Greenspan • Ceramic Tiles & Supples and other, 9am-4pm. New wedding gown (size 1 V-:.' rJ UNION COUNTY CLASSIFIED — THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1893 — B13 Bf2 - THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1W3 - UNION COUNTY CLASSIFIED utomo tive I AUTOMOTIVE AUTO FOR SALE AUTO WANTED APARTMENT TO RENT .__ Chevrolet introduces new pickup trucks 1983 FORD ECONOLINE Van, good running CASH FOR YOUR CAR (7) BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES MAPLEWOOD. AFFORDABLE, professional, FAMILY PLOTS. Also single and double plots. LONG 8EACH; Island, Brighton Beach. New NO MONEY down..Take ovW peymena. Po- AUTO ACCESSORIES condition, B6;829 miles. $1700. Call LINDEN. 1 BEDROOM. $550 plus utilities. alr-condIt)oned3room2ndnooromce.Utl«tles Pinetewn Section, Rosedale Memorial Park, . construction, single famty home, 3 bedrooms, oono MounteJna. Bank repoeseased. Lot fully Chevrolet's all-new 1994 S-Series pickup trucks are loping 165 horsepower, and a new high-output version 201-731-9450. Newer Modals or Junka Includes parking. Good area. Call Included. 650 square feet. Sprtngheld Avenue linden. Reasonable, Call 201-366-6371, 2 baths, dose to beach,$159.900.G. Anderson CAP, 78H • QUSSSTYLE fiberglass cap off 6' High MIIH Okiy BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES wooded. Cat .717-588-2148. • 1983 GMC PICK-UP 4X4, 68,000 miles, must 908-353-3348 or 908-527-9331, •near Rutoera Street. 201-994-0220. evenings. '•••.•• .. ,• .• •. .•;•••• : . Aoencv 1-800499-1944. bigger, roomier, quieter and more powerful than their pre- rated at 195 horsepower. ' bed Nissan pkA-Up. Asking $400. Excellent sacrlllce, $1800: 1967 Cadillac convertible, BUILD YOUR futtm..with Matco Toolil At • decessors, with a higher level of standard equipment, New for 1994 are two new special options: the ZR2 condition, Call 908-232-7185. • SOUTH ORANGE. Modem office apaeelo FOUR PLOTS for tale. Hollywood Cemetery, 82,000 miles, best offer. Call Henry, nubile Matoo Tools distributor, you have tj» LINDEN, URGE 1 bedroom condo, air- Union, NJ. $500 each. CaH,908^48-7341,) . Official introduction day for the new family of trucks is "wide stance" performance package for the 4 x 4 regular 908-688-5452, 908-862-9666 DAYS worlddass tool» your customers want and the conditioning, dishwasher, laundry. Oulet build- share, South Orange center. Utilities, copy and : AUTO DEALERS ~"~" ing. Walk to NYC train. Heat and water fax equipment Induded. Reasonable rent. Call support you need to build a solid business of CEMETERY PLOT. Hollywood Memorial Park, Sept. 23, with prices starting at $9,665. cab model, and a super-sport performance package for the 1992 HONDA CIVIC LX, 4 door, full power, air, 908-354-1680 EVENINGS supplied. $975 month. Available November 1 st' 201-781-5001 • •':• Property tax red SMYTHE VOLVO your own. Wo can «how your howl For details Union; Desirable front section location. 4 grave- • radio, 5 speed. Excellent condition. 13,000 908-882-7149. The new S-10 models are available in either two-wheel two-wheel-drive regular cab model. ••^~**' . Call.for convenient appointment, call: 1-800-388-6851 Matco Toola, 4403 Allen . South. Orange ' :•"• •.•..• .,- , sites per plot For more Information call even- EXCLUSIVE- miles. Dark gray. $10,250. 201-762-5295, Road, Slow, OH 44224.216-029-4849 (Invest- LINDEN. ONE bedroom In dean quiet building. ings 908-638-4336. o y. •,.•.„....-, • drive or four-wheel drive in both regular cab, with a short BRIGHT AIRY OFFICE . The new ZR2 performance package transforms the VOLVO DEALER 1987 LINCOLN TOWN CAR, SIGNATURE TOP $$$ IN CASH ment required) (Franchise offered by prospec- Heat and water supplied. No pen. $825 per offers help to homeowners or long bed,, and extended cab versions: The new models with 4 large windows for lease. Approximately 326 Morris Avenue Summit SERIES with phone. Excellent condition. lui only). - ' month. Call Monday thru Friday 8a.m.-5p.m., UNION. HOLLYWOOD Memorial Park, 2 4WD S-Series regular cab pickup into a serious off-road .415 square feet Central air, utilities Induded cemetery ploU. $1,000 Of best offer. Call Cathy are 10 inches longer, three inches wider and nearly two Leather Interior, all other options. $6,200. Call For ALL Cars S Trucks 908-862-5900, .'.-•. Real estate taxes are the homeow- ments, despite the fact that substantial machine. ZR2's front and rear track widths are 100mm or LOG HOME dealershlpl. Unlimited earning, and parking; Close to railroad station and at 908-629-3178, leave message. . inches taller than the 1993 versions. (908L273-4200 Lynn, 908-878-9687. ^ potandall Part/ lull-time. Leads/ tmlnlnfl, Mod- UNION. 2nd FLOOR. 2 bedrooms, living room, buses. ' ner's next largest monthly expense amounts of money arc involved.. It is. four inches wider thin standard S-Series trucks, and iu - AUTHORIZED CALL DAYS- 589-8400 1984 LINCOLN TOWNCAR, mlnt'condltlon. els from $14,904. Brentwood Log Homes, 427 dining room, full kitchen. Available November. . Call 763-4822 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE important to note, however, that the. ' . More car-like qualities were.built into the new tracks, body stands threo inches higher. Special wheel flares cover FACTORY SERVICE River Rock Boulevard, Murfreeaboro, TN after mortgage payment, and yetvery Must see. Full power, air, 4-door, while with $750, plus utilities, VA month security. " BANK FORECLOSURES. 13,000 homes while keeping the most desirable truck, attributes, with the blue rag top. Asking $3200. Ron, or EVES. - 908-688-2044 37129. B00-264-LOGS(S847).^ , Ask for Charles or Mlka overwhelming majority of assess- aggressive 31 x 1O.5R15 on/off road tires. ThoZR2 has a LONG TERM LEASING 908-688-5438. , ••..•• • . listed, Separate state directories. New Jersey,; few homeowners tike the time'to ' 908-687-2294. Pennsylvania, New York.Conriectlcut, Florida/ ments that are appealed are reduced. . knowledge that nearly 90 percent of the buyers in this seg- unique frame, special underbody shielding, 46mm gas- ' (Same day Pick-ups) , STEEL BUILDING doalarehljsrpotentlalh/ big UNION. LARGE 3K room basement apart- STORE FOR RENT check and see if their tax assessment AUTO FOR SALE Massachusetts. Save b 50% buying bank 1978 MERCURY COUGAR XR7. Excellent profits from sales and construction. Buy factory ment Private entrance. Near shopping and In fact, a study of property taxes in 10 ment purchase the vehicles for personal use. On the out- pressurized Bllstein shock absorbers, a 28mm-front stabil- WEST. ORANGE. Excellent location, Main direct 7 days, 8am-0pnv Foredoaure Wortd is correct. .' . " . ' . '-..^ 1083 BUICK REGAL, S-cyllnder, automatic, all condition. AM new tires, shocks, brakes, air, MOTORCYCLES FOR SALE direct, Some areas taken. 303-759-3200, ext. transportation to NYC. Utilities Included. Street, 1,750 squarefeet. Ideal for business/ 203-836-6200. .:: ' ... . major cities indicated that four out of side, the S-Series' aerodynamic sheet metal bears a; izer bar, a heavy-duty rear axle track bar and'.a 3,73:1 axle ' power, new transmission. Good condition; stereo cassette, Asking $2,600. Call 2S01. • , ' 908-688-8884, days. 908-688-0188, evenings. ' The Richland Institute has deve- 1980 HARLEY F.L.T. 13.K full dresser, $7300. Q!2St ^^professional Use.'Available Immediately. Very $1250. Call 006-867-1953, 908-272-5188, five assessments were reduced on decided family resemblance to Chevy's full-sized C/K ratio. The ZR2 package will be available with either 1981 .car carrier, $1200, Call after 4p.m. UNION Studio apartment/first floor, one roonT^ reasonable $$. 201-668^4689, BUILD YOUR own home, now! No .down loped a Homeowner's.Property Tax payment on Miles-materials, below market pickups. Semi-flush door glass and double-sealed doors 4.3-liter, V-6 engine, 165 or 195 hp, and a four-speed, 1088 BUICK REGAL LTD. 2-door, loaded, 1988 NISSAN SENTRA. 2-door, 5-speed stan- 201-429.3410, Sorlous Inquiries only. • (8) RENTAL kitchenette, bathroom, stove, refrigerator, heat, appeal.-'- '••; ^ ^/'. • " '• VACATION RENTALS construction financing, Call Miles Homes to- Reduction Kit that will help homeow- excellent condition, 70,000 miles, garaged. . dard, radio/ tape, low mileage 29,000, good - hot water. $500 month. Call 687-7627. Avail- help .reduce wind noise. ' . ;' .. electronically-controlled automatic transmission or five- "1980 HONDA TWIN Star CM200T. Excollonl day, 1-800-343-2884,Ext 1. The kit includes a. 160 page step- Mist sea. $4,000/ best olfer. 201-338-6/35, condition. Asking $2,950. Call 9O8-686-7001 "All rail estate advertised hsreln la able Immediately. FAMILY VACATION. Wsslmmee, Florida (5 ners determine whether they are being , speed manual. ^ • . condition. Under 1,000 original miles. $1,350 or But these new trucks were designed from the inside out evenings, 201-235-8954, days. days: 008.687-1695 nights, bost olfor. Call 201-429.3419. tublect to the Federal Fair H6Uslng Ad, minutes from all Disney attractions). Sunday, SCOTCH PLAINS, By owner. Beautiful modem over-assessed aiid-over-taxed and lead by-step guide, a state information which makea II Illegal to advertlea any July .11th thru Saturday, July 17th. Condo, The S-Series vehicles feature three inches more, shoulder WEST ORANGE. Five room apartment No home, Bl-level, moderate size property, 5 directory, a question -and-answer . The S-Series pickup's already extensive corrosion pro- 1081 BUICK SKYLARK. 4 door, power steer- 1986 NISSAN 300ZX, manual, T-lops, AM/FM preference, limitation, or discrimination Sleeps 8. 2 bedrooms, 2 baths (each with them step-by-step through the .appeal Ing, AM/FM radio, aulomatjc.oooa edndltlon.- cassette, alarm, new tires, seivlce records, pets. $750 per month plug utilities; IK - months. bedroomsl2kltchens',3fullbalhs,2largellvlng. room, with more hip room and head room as well. Comple- tection has been .enhanced for 1994. An impiovetfunder- based on racs, color, religion, H«, handi- Jacuzzi), living room, kitchen, dishwasher, audio tape, and easy-to-use forms. It white/ red Interior, 79K. Good condlllorr.'$S900.' security. One year lease. 669-3590.; •, ' rooms, 1 formal dining room, near public menting the new spacious interior are new trim, new seats $850 or best olfer. 908-8880971, cap, familial slalua, or national origin, or washer/dryer. Linens,.dishes, etc, supplied, transportation and post office. Very good body spray provides better anti-corrosion performance and 201-781-7154. '.. TRUCKS FOR SALE Intention lo make any auch preference, On-slte pool, restaurant, tennis court, racquet, Statistics show that fewer than 2 comes with a money-back guarantee 1981 CADILLAC COUPE deVILLE. Absolutely WEST ORANGE. Large, updated 3-roorn- school system. Recreational facilities nearby. .and a new instrument panel with business-like analog more effective sound deadening. Coatings'have also been 1989-FORD F250- 4X4 Custom, Engine 302.5 limitation, or, discrimination. ball court, bike rentals, other amenities. Sacrl- and is available by calling mint, one owner car, garage kept with only 1975 OLDSMOBILE DELTA-88 ROYALE . apartment. Off-street parking. $625 monthly Won't'last, longl For/appointment call : percent of all property owners ever speed, air, Sony AMTM cassette, Viper auto . "We will not knowingly accept any ad- . flee $950 for the.week. For more Information gauges, including fuel level, oil pressure, coolant tempera- added to dozens of underbody and underhood components. 53,000 miles. $4,800, best offer. Call CONVERTIBLE. A true classlo In every way. plus security. Call 609-2&4-1216, 201-740-870S,. ' : -'• ,'• security system, sliding rear window. Extended vertising for real estate which Is In violation call. 201-748-4808, leave message." . challenge their real estate tax assess- 908-686-4303. •• . Garaged, well maintained, runs excellently. . hire, voltmeter, speedometer and: trip odometer. ••'..• . Even With the base level trim, the new S-Series is loaded service plan. Ladder rack tool box, bedmat, ol the law. All persona an hereby Informed Asking $2,600, Call 908-688.4303. YOUR AD could appear here for as little as SPRINGFIELD i • : '•• •'••' black and gunsmoko gray. Must see, $14,000 that all dwellings advertised are available $10.00 per week. Call for more details. Our TIME SHARE units and campground member- - . Rotary controls for.ihe heater/ventilalion/air condition- with comfort and convenience features. Cupholders, integ- 1985 CHEVROLET SPRINT. Manual transmis- 1990 PLYMOUTH VOYAGER mlnlvan, auto- or best olfer. Coll 790-7078. • on-an equal opportunltybasje/^ •__. friendly classified department would be happy ships; Distress sales, cheapl Worldwide seleo- By owner; Principals only. ing system are convenient and easy to operate. On 4 x 4 ral armrests, door-panel storage pockets, a passenger'grab sion, radio, 2-door, good condition, 80,000 Open house 8undsy, September 26th. miles, 55 miles per gallon. $750.00, BStfefpower steering/ brakes, air, AKWM to help you. Call 1-800-564^911. . dons. Call Vacation Network tfs, and Canada 1986 NiSSAN PICKUP 4X4, oxtra cab, 6 spoed APARJMENTTO RENT Short walk to schools^ houses of worship, NY models with the optional electronic transfer-case, the handle, sunvisor map straps, and Solar-Ray tinted glass are .908-541-4978 alter Bpm weekdays, cassette, roofrack, Beautiful. Must sell, family 1-800-543-6173, • • . r 76,000. miles. Runs and looks great. Asking. FURNISHED' ROOMS FOR RENT buses. Cul de sao property, 4 bedrooms, 214 switches arc ribbed to make fingtertip identification easy. standard. The up-level LS trim adds cloth door panels, car- emergency, Asking $7900. 201-731-2087, HILLSIDET2 bedroom apartment available^- baths, paneled, library/,den.'laundry room G A P^fT A LlP F UN DING 1987 CHEVROLET CAMARO. Red, Hops. $4,000/ beBt olfor. Anthony, 008.574-1080. vale home, heat, hot water supplied, Call . ELIZABETH. FURNISHED, room, private en- (9) REAL ESTATE gound level, 2 car garage, Ml dry basement, l,lcaiisaii' Hankers With the up-level trim, two, auxiliary 12-volt power outlets pels, a,60/40 split-bench seat, map lights with "an illumi- Mint condition. Well .malntalnerd, garaged. 1971 PONTIAC FIREBIRD. New motor, trans- ?26'0737. . , . . . trance and'private bath. $390.00.per month; central air, newly renovated kitchen,, closets/ are provided fqr cellular telephones and other accessories. nated entry/exit feature,'two auxiliary power outlets and , 53,000 miles. Asking $4,500, Call mission. Interior, stereo cassette. Asking Near Keen'College.' Cail 90B-8S1 -2359.. cupboard galore, magnificent hardwood floors, 008.688-4303, leave message, .'j '"- $1,500, Call 908.272-6188. "All real estate advertised herein Is LINDEN. 2 BEDROOM apartment (first floor), reasonably priced; Available Spring 1994. Call NX Department ofBanking R134A refrigerant, a non-ozone depleting CFC substi- other comforts. The LS exterior trim option includes body MAPLEWOOD. PRIVATE room and bath. subject toi the Federal Fslr Housing Act, 1073 CHEVY MONTE Carlo, 350, $2200, 1992 SATURN SL-1.5-speed, silver, excellent In lour family house, off-street parking. $6507 201-379-9068, leave name and phone number. Share kitchen..Utilities, laundry, parking In- Which makee It Illegal to advertise any ,tute, is used in the AC system. side moldings,' a bright front-bumper accent stripe and sporty looking/ wheels, no body rust, new condition, air, AM/FM cassette, power steering, • month, plus security, heat and utilities not 1 cluded, $475,00 monthly plus security..Call preference , limitation, or discrimination color-keyed bumpers. "' •. exhaust, under 75,000 miles, good condition. brakes. Call 201-514-2001, ask for Brian. Sell Your Included, Available Immediately. Call UNION. $164,9067 offer, Prime jocatkin (lar- . Base models come standard with equipment that either 201-782-4842, leave message. based on race, color, religion, e»», handi- chmont) custom 4 bedrooms, Florida room, , 008.355-7351. ^ KW233-2000. • ''• cap, familial status, or national origin, or was not available or was optional last year, including such 1989 VOLKSWAGEN FOX QL, Gray, 4-door, large rooms/ property. 1305 Arriberg Street. In addition, to anti-lock brakes, the S-Series pickup's Home HOUSE TO RENT Intention to make any auch preference, Happy Days Are Here Again!. 1082 CHEVY CAMARO, black, V-B, automatic, 5-npood sedan, air, pull-out stereo cassette, ADDolntment only, 908-6B8-2277, ' limitation, or dlsorlmlnatlon, extras as 15-inch styled steel wheels and tires, up from 14 long list of standard safety features include new side guard power steering/ brakes, new engine with 3 year 69,000 miles. Good condition. $3,900. Call /SPRINGFIELD Amy. 201.564.62S6, . : • . "We will not knowingly accept any ad- Inches last year; power steering; a more powerful four- door beams and a center-high mounted stoplight warranty. $3,000/ beet oiler, Steve, IN UNION COUNTY Rates Have tioi Been This LQH'Since The .50's!. 008-688-7620, 3 bedrooms, 1.5 baths, terrlflo kitchen. All large vertising for real estate which Is In violation cylinder engine with port fuel injection; cupholders; inter- Chevrolet S-Scries pickups are built at General Motors' 1983 VOLVO 24b GL 4-door, AM/FM cassette, CLASSIFIEDS of the law. All psrsone are hereby Informed PIGCIUTO rooms. $1,400/month. Evenings: Gladys mittent windshield wipers; 20-galIon fuel tank, heavier assembly plants in Linden and Shreveport, La. 1981 CHEVY CAPRICE, a cylinder, fully power windows/ locks/ steering, air, sunroof, Canter, 201-992-8S86. . that all dwellings advertised sre available loaded, 90,000 miles, runs 100*. $1400 or best " 110K. Dependable, Recent engine overhaul, BURQDORFF REALTORS . 301-895-9800 "on an'equal opportunity basis." , REALTY ING. base shock absorbers; a rear-step bumper; and a full-sized tiler, Call 908-084^057. $3,000,201-763-5673. . ''spare 'tire. '.• .. • . ..: •••'•' •• ' . Frl.-Sat 1984 CHRYSLER FIFTH Avenue Yorker. YOUR AD could appear here for as Illtle as ,, Sapl. 24, 25 Seating choices include a more comfortable standard Beautiful . oon- $10.00 per week. Call for more details, Our Call the editors friendly classified department would be happy • • ••.•• 1.0-s bench seat, a reclining 60/40 split bench With an improved ' dlllon. Best olfer. Call 008-351 -7890 after 7p,m, Ever want to talk about something you think should to help you. Call 1-800-584-8911; View the Manhattan easy access-feature on extended, cab models and sporty 1987 DOOQE GRAND Caravan. 7 passenger, be in the paper? Know something that might make a \ loaded, tan/ brown Interior; excellent condition. AUTO TOWING Skyline at Dusk. high-back reclining buckets. As with other Chevrolet mod- 75,000 miles. $5,800,. Call 908-277-6486, els, Scotcjigard fabric protection is standard on cloth ' good story? Do you know someone who might be the ... $$$WE PAY TOP DOLLAR$$$ ., subject of an interesting feature? Do you know of a 1080 FORD BRONCO II XLT. 6 cylinder; : ; ; surfaces. •• • ' '.'.'....• ••;" - •..•.•. ' • '•' •' ;,',.' .,: •' tapeed, power package, air, Clifford alarm; LIVINGSTON SCHOOL SYSTEM ,: sports Btory. wei don't? .. • Kenwood stereo, Excellent condition, Asking for yogr junk car CALL 1-800-564-8911 OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 8EPT 26th Two-wheel-drive S-Series pickups equipped with the siutuo, ill Barm. Apts. *•••- —^ • _ •tti.OOO. 201-669-1841. • 24 hour service. Call: 1-4 PM base engine have a standard rear-wheel anti-lock braking. • If the.answer tp any or all of the above is yes, call ropucinoitciAssiriiDAD LOW J25O security Deposit* ^ARil 1088 FORD TEMPO, good condition, 2 door, ri v 969 ARNET AVENUE, UNION the editors at 686-7700. . No Application !>• ' ..rrel/ -* ' system. A now computer-controlled four-wheel anti-lock 76,000 miles. $2500 negotiable". Exquisite custom Colonial, 4 Bedrooms, lifestyle/entertainment news: Bea Smith, lifestyle 008-354-8107. . : . 908-688-7420 ftWH to tllrt AliVwsty .OH&UCWWMJW 1 5 Baths, Living Room with 2 sky lights, braking, system is standard on trucks with V-6 engines. 1 : ••''editor.:;" •', b. '.•:'.. v •:>-:'••':•':• •'• .-'<'•. •"' ~. 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Imagine llvlng'ln a stalely Georgian Colonial with 3 Ig BR'a, 1 full & 2 hall Baths, noes in Patio oil Family Room with French doors. fp In LR, Formal DR, Ig mod Kltw/breakfst area, side porch, RR In bsmt, all new Located at The Polmo DIR; Rt; 22E, exit at dec elding w/brlck front, 2« tar att garage You II love It $169,000 "The Polnte"'In Union. •• • . NEW JERSEY MORTGAGE RATES $.144,600 ••••.• • S-2800 R.Mang«li& Company APP 30 YR FIXED 15 YR FIXED. OTHER SUMMIT OFFICE 908-277-1200 367 Chaalnut St., Union Lender, City, Phone FEE RATE PT8 APF BATE PT8 APF RATE PT8 APR Weichert 808*088-3000 colors. 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