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COUNTY LE*DC« n e w s p a p e r s V0L1 NO B—HILLSIDE. N.J.. THURSDAY, JUNE 14, 1990 ONE SECTIO N 25 CENTS
BOE’s budget still unsettled B> SH4RON CATES A month after the Township Committee directed the Board of Educa ■ BO! 3i.013.918 from l- * i-hooi budget, the board filed an appeal with the stale comm scone: education Board attorney Neil Cohen noted that he filed the papers on June 8. Now, according lo Cohen, die board is waiting for the Township Com mittee’s response to their action “The decision was made based on the proposed reduction in funding to be raised by die township for education," Cohen said. "Our position is diat such an act is arbitrary and the ultimate effect will deprive die stu dents of Hillside of a thorough and efficient education as pursuant with the stale constitution." The S 18.2 million school budget was rejected by the voters in the polls on April 24. Since it was rejected, the Township Committee was given the opportunity to review the budget and make suggestions as to where they felt the budget should be cut. On May 9 die Township Committee met with members of the BOE to discuss the budget. During that meeting they adopted a resolution direct Photo By Tom Picard ing the board to cut $1,013,918 from dieir budget. On May 16 the BOE rejected the township’s resolution. STARS AND STRIPES — Kindergarten students a' Richardson of American Legion ^ost 50, Helen Stoitz After the board rejected that resolution, a meeiing w ith County Super Saybrook School received ftags horn the American oi the American Legion Post 50 Ladies Auxiliary; Rose intendent Vito Gagliardi followed And. on May 30 members of the Legion for Flag Day, which is celebrated today Pic Stahnten, superintendent of schools, and Florence board and the Township Committee met with Gagliardi in an attempt to tured, among the kindergartners from left, Jim Finkler of the American Legion Post 50 Ladies reach an agreement. Those negotiations, however, were also Auxiliary, unsuccessful. Then the BOE was faced with their final alternative — to file an appeal with the state commissioner of education. Cohen explained that negotiations between die two governing bodies Alleged election tampering investigated will continue while they wait for an administrative law judge to hear their appeal. He also explained that if the negotiations are successful, they may By SHARON CATES Committee. says that if there is a problem with a decision may be adjusted, but until be able to reach an agreement and resolve the matter before their appeal is An investigation is under way to Lester was the incumbent in the voting machine, for example if it is someone says otherwise — someone heard by the administrative law judge. determine whether one of the voting contest However McGhee gained damaged or if it is malfunctioning, it being a judge — there is a winner," “Hopefully, the parties will be able to reach a fair and equitable settle machines used in the primary election backing from the local Democratic should be substituted with a machine Braker said." ment without intervention of die courts,” Cohen said. cm June 5 may have been tampered Committee and was put cm the regular in perfect working order and the elec McGhee noted that he is consider However, if no agreement is made, the administrative law judge will with. Democratic line, tion official should make the move to ing whether to pursue the matter. review the case and a final decision will be reached. Democratic Municipal Chairwo Lester' narrow Iv won the seat by have the machine substituted," Braker In the meantime the BOE is forced to cut $1,013,918 from their "At this point, as far as I'm con man Charlotte DeFilippo has directed capturing 34 votes compared to said. budget. If, after negotiations, part or all of that funding is reinstated, they cerned Fred Lester is the winner," the inquiry' to Tow-nship Attorney McGhee’s 29, Then, according to a Another twist to the story is that then can appropriate those monies back in their budget. McGhee said. "The only reason I am Marvin Braker. who is reviewing the township official, two of the ballots Lester s wife was one of the officials "It is an unfortunate and unfair process because cuts have to be made considering pursuing the matter is while the appeal is pending," Cohen explained. Based on the natural facts to determine whether a com ■ ere , o n lend in a lid - toeing the working the election in the 5th because there w'ere some allegations gap and go ing Lester the win by a appeal process, it is unlikely that a decision will he made pnor to the start plaint should be made. If a complaint District. dial the machine was malfunctioning. mere three votes Braker noted that he advised town of the 1990-91 school year." is made, the machine would be But, I still haven’t decided whether Several voters reportedly stated ship officials that a verified complaint impounded and checked for mccham I'm going to take action or not.” that when they entered the voting could be signed by McGhee, which cal malfunctions. Lester noted that he was surprised machine • lever had already been would act as an official request for an Significantly, the machine was in that so much attention was directed to Interview program joins investigation. the 5th District - the only district pulled down Braker explained that it the allegations. McGhee's complaint, accompanied where there was a contested race is the responsibility of the person "I think that this is ridiculous that students, senior citizens by the affidavits from those who The contested race was between making the claim to sign an affidavit. all of this is going on over a district claimed that the machine was mal access to grandparents like they used Township Comitteeman Samuel He also noted that it is the responsibil leader position," Lester said. “There By SHARON CATES functioning, would be submitted as to. McGhee and Fred Lester, president of ity of the election officials working in is no way thal the results are going to For three weeks in the spring, stu evidence and the matter would be "There is a need for them lo get to the Coalition for a United Hillside. the district to ask for a substitute change if there was a re-election — dents in Gail Seemin's fifth-grade heard in Superior Court, Braker know what other generauons are They were vymg for the position of machine if any malfunctions are it's just a w aste of taxpayers' money. class at George Washington School male representative of Hillside's 5lh noticed of reported. explained. were given the opportunity to inter like,” Seeman said. “All this is sour grapes," Lester The program puts four or Five stu District cm the county Democratic "Under Title 19, NJSEA 19:48-7, it “After a formal investigation the added. “Members of the Democratic view local senior citizens, so that diey can gain a better understanding of the dents with one senior citizen. An Committee want me out, but the peo hour-long interview session follows, ple in my district want me in. They older generation. The “Intergenerational Program" is as the students ask their guest ques Payne to be honored by local know that I'm the better person. I am tions from a prepared list of interview doing positive things for the in its. fourth year at George Washing ton School. Seeman conceived the questions. community. "Before the program we brainstorm coalition as Man of the Year “I didn’t even campaign for the idea while doing research for her mas ter’s thesis. She approached the Hill- and the kids usually say that senior then decides who the coalition will seat. If Sam McGhee wants it, he can citizens are grumpy, old, and can't By SHARON CATES sdie Community Center for senior honor.” Lester explained. have it,” Lesier concluded. "But, I hear." Seeman said. "After seeing die Congressman Dcnald M. Payne. citizen volunteers. "Donald Payne has made history think that if there was a re-election 1 older generation as vibrant, energetic D-10. has been selected as the Man of "From what I read, kids don’t have Lester said. "He was the first black would win again I heal him without and knowledgeable, they say that the 5'car by the Coalition for a United access to older people because they campaigning die first time. If I cam senior citizens are friendly, helpful, Hillside, New Jersey official elected to the are segregated into separate groups. paigned 1 would win big." smart and kind." Payne will be the guest of honor at United States Congress Seeman said. "Kids also don’t have a dinner on June 15 at the New Blue "Over the years he has helped our Each week of the three-week prog Ribbon Restaurant. 256 Hollywood efforts." Lesier continued. "He has ram. students touch on a differem Ave, Hillside. been there overall He is responsive to area For the first session on May 27 Damien Johnson, a professional the needs of the state, his district and students asked questions about tneir football player, who fomerly played the community and we are proud of guests’ home life. During the next with the New York Giants, will be him." week. June 6. they touched on school arming the guests attending the The Coalition for a United Hillside life and during the final week, June dinner. was founded vs wnci g; ., 13, they dealt with family traditions A committee of Coaliuon members citizens attempted to stop a storefroiii and celebrations. selected Payne as the recipient of the church from being built in their neigh These senior citizens are ages aw.aid because of his contributions to borhood After thetr success with that 70-79," Seeman explained. "They can the community over die years, accord mission, the coalition began to focus dunk back to the early '20s, and the ing to Fred Lester, president of the on other community-related issues, i .. i. sic ...... a 11Li Coaiuu* fa a I niis’si Hillside according to Lester “It gives students a positive view "People make nominations of who Lester noted that the coalition now on aging, and die senior citizens come they feel should be honored. The boasts a membership of approximate away with a good feeling about the committee studies the nominees and ly 90 members The group is a non kids.” Seeman said. profit, non-partisan organization Aflei each session the students “We are a community-based orga write a paragraph about the interview Vaccination clinic is slated nization that focuses on trying to session. According to Seeman, in die A rabies vaccination dime will be held on Saturday, June 16, from 10 improve the quality of life in Hill essay they state what they learned and a.m. to 1 p.m in the township maintenance garage, 274 Hillside Ave,, side," Lesier explained. "We want what impressed them. Hillside. people to care about their community. "1 enjoy die senior citizens, I enjoy The service, provided by the Hillside Board of Health, is available, "Anyone can join. We don't care that they cooperate 1 dunk it is a nice free oi charge, to all township residents. what then national!!} is." Lesiei said expeT*ence for young children and I "We warn to help those in need We Residents will also be able to get dog licenses at the clinic. All resi (Continued on Page 4) dents arc required to get a license for their dogs. The license is good for have done a lot and donated lime and money to many people, not just one year Each year, all of the licenses expire on Feb. 1. 1 Fees for dog licensing, which are fixed by the state, according to town minorities, but those in need ship officials, are $6.20 for dogs thal art neutered or spayed, and $9.20 In addition, Lester noted that the Inside story for dogs that are not. coaliuon attempts to inform and -edu r*o
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► -*uuSiD€ .{4Pf c ’"HURSOAk .H»Wf 4 '99C police blotter — r - A car c has* through Ne* m sod Avenue Another patrol car was aggravated assault, receiving stolen Shoe R ^ ar R :m Hillside resulted four rncr. being parted m the middle of the roadway property and eluding p m arrested. KeoorLs sho^* ; r.a iames Reports show that Waldron struck the Easier, Harrison and Wbharru -*-er r Bcssn- Sensor. N e - an 'A aldron, 18. of East Orange Marvin patrol car that was blocking the road each charged with possession of a • r TO ’ ”.i Easier. 25, of Nru lTX Jndny Duane The van flipped over and Waldron sawed-off shotgun, possession X i * U...... -X - V55 Ramson, 31, of Newark, tnd Michael was taken to Beth Israel Hospital, weapon for unlawful purposes anc A er v g .. npe * . Williams 21, of Newark were Newark, for treatment of injuries sus unlawful possession of a weapon ' t sigr T i'n i ' ‘ ■ an. - «restod in Riilside June ' a. }] tained in the accident 1 An apartment on Route 22 - 4 Leslie Street H >. oe * a> UHL reportedly burg lari 7 ec June a: c - •or possession o» drug pariphem & According to reports, ar. officer. At this point, the Chevrolet repor p.m. Reports show tha « :■>.>' •**,- and possession of & , ontr T»o: darge - r. ir or ratro yv«erved a red Dodge tcdly arrived at the scene. The. occup forced open and ar undis^ >sec ous substance believed ants of the Chevrolet identified Wal m langSbl mad bj i MieI f a . amount of rnoneo w asjfeponed o. >ier marijuana dron as the man who shot at them with ' *r t-. H side Avenue- As :he two In addition, a wallet leu-eiry .red “1 The ’ >1 lowing > ' a silver handgun in Newark 1 r N- : - 4 _ ,-es : ff^er the ir ver cards and misce aoo^o : a v '‘ reportev - - er :h;v pav * tx k - ~ • A ~ ~ - Reports show thas Waldron stole he '‘'hex- .r. resxxrediv yelled to reported missing A Newark Avenue resider the van from Willoughby Street in -**■ "''' * Waioron - • .. as 3 Lawrence John Lane Lon* • r;..v t -av Kav asaii Newark, fled the scene and was _anes A * * Avenue. Hillside, was arrested Nor motorcycle stolen June at 8 4-4 ; ■ t atuC~ based by the three occupants of the Mayor m x.e \n^s ne V- ~ oegan to being ir. possession of su-g ar- The black motorcycle. N J :eg Saipr M !e€ -X • ^ vehicles Chevrolet, who were armed * th '..on G826M was repor.ed stolen - QK June 10 at 2:08 a m. aef . apt. V i ■ - nau sawed-off shotgun 23 Billie Wnght 42 nr lr\ mg tor Harvard Avenue. M ■ n ' ^ - ... v‘, , Waldron was also reportedly armed was arrested for dnving with a sus x sported!) attempted to hit the with a 25-caliber automatic pistol pended license June 9 at 4 52 pm patrol ar, but trade a U-turn and fled Waldron was charged with posses 23 Two people were arrested cm the scene sion of a weapon, possession of a separate shoplifting charges this past 8th-grade graduation ceremony held According to reports, Waldron weapon for unlawful purposes, week Teresa E. Soto, 35, of Kearny A graduation ceremony took place candles, stood f the first-graders w’iiiiam Ohwa, Paul Riccardi, Patrick reportedly headed down Livingston unlawful possession of a weapon. was arrested for shoplifting from at Christ the King Church on Thun "Then, the older sn tarns, thinking leak, John Scoios no Victor day evening, June 7, for the eighth- back on the past and ookmg toward Marques. George Pavlik, Jamie How graders of the school. the future, passed n the lighted ell and Joseph Daponte. A program which involved the candle — symbolic of the care and The "little brothers and sisters” First-graders of the school concluded love given to them over the pas: nine involved were: at this time. years at Christ the King and wanting it Jennifer Brantley, Justine Caban, Throughout the past school year, a to continue to grow in and through the Luciana Fernandes, Lindsey Graca “big brother and sister” relationship younger students " Jeanene Knorr, Gina Margarido has flourished. Both age groups had Members o! the Chris: 1 k :ig Regine Olivier, Nicole Ann Palma an opportunity to leant from each graduating Class of 1990 are: Tamesi- Diane Polchinski, Stephanie Rod other, especially how to share their a Majette, Crystal Huise, Eileen Kane, rigues, Shrita Smith, Katrina Tubay most precious gift — themselves Alyssa Luciani, Mary Beth Hyland, an, Jennifer Yelverton and Veronica Supervised by first-grade teacher Roscanne Donovan. Tara Dowdell, Zak. Ellen McGee and eighth grade teach Christine Ruggeri, Evana lellimo, er Peggy Koman, the students of bolt Michael Andrews, Jeffrey Amedo, Olukemi Olojo, Christina Fitzgerald, classes held luncheons for each other Alfie Feliciano, Matthew Ferro, Phil Rachel Conte and Natasha Moodie. at Christmas and Valentine's Day. ip Javellana, Carlos Maderal, George They exchanged cards and handmade Christopher Sobolewski, Philip Magou, Justin Paras, Tricon Paras. gifts crafted by the students with Polchinski, Mark Luna, Michael Lip- Michael Pereira, Christopher Ponce much love Many relationships were ka, Christopher Huss, Brian Luciano, and Jarid Taybron. enhanced by tutoring with school wort, wnting letters to one another, calling on the phone to discuss special matters, and hugging in the hallways. HILLSIDE CUT-RATE This journey of inner growth culmi nated Thursday evening with a candle 1401 MAPLE AVE. HILLSIDE • 926-5588 NEW OFFICERS — New officers of Hillside Lodge 1514 B'nai B rith were recently ceremony. installed. Pictured, seated, from left, Gerry Liebeskind, Trustees Joseph Derman Har “The little brothers and sisters were EXTRA LARGE old Rosove, Larry Levee, and Leo Menkm. and Jack Yoselvich, Standing, from left, in attendance at the graduation,” explained Eve Vogt, a teacher at Treasurer Jerome Rosenberg, Trustee Martin Horwitz. Vice President Kurt Moses! EGGS GRADE "A" 8 9 Recording Secretary Moe Segall, Monitor Isaak Lenczicki and Chairman of the Installa Christ the King. (reg $1.39) tion Committee Irwin Levee. The eighth-graders, holding lighted MAGIC SHAVING POWDER S H O W OFF (Blue & Red Can) T.D.K. 090 (Audio Cassette)
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Omar added “On the outside they art- - JOS X" v * ' day because it’s fun. time line »ar»ec ir. the year old, but on the tnstde tho are young. y -r. ■ e;.. g «■ -ti - with lV b a n k between the “I thought that senior citizens had “1 think that it is good tha: old peso :.brs i * 'T t ■>- a - - • A; tecs ex' the Tohecs «rv: endexi in the same experiences that we do, but pie can g« along with voung oeoptf * ’v r f - - ’ • x- f v wufc the C iv W«r r's-.v- Na-i « : ^ when I talk to them I find that then fifth grader William Hi! saic "k • i> be fine ~hank_sf-ving Henrv TV ««rr..-’v :. zr-* i.s.” ----vyce. experiences arc completely different." should r ' a:« a vs attach u ki d < S *rrv ~’\,jsor f espkraoon the Boston Tea Dos : vcK w y Txzsertaacs. ■ i'~- or ngnmg ‘T’rar\ of Par ' t *- 4L ' •- ’• toe «®editior v Lewis and V-" - • : t art »«re -us- n tre of :he hxstorica ike-: mix '- .*$• ***• :r* - g-v •Oi meny m the ur agasr “ ve® Thexc stud eras malar > _ ' “V ssreaenfanor **.> ticked good Bid not loo tsMov peopfe make - ' i t onsmt ntr song Mimiier r>. ■ 5. ‘ t ' ■ g*»oe- - - ’v im . Ai^trado zen Rjst "ro c c i mk: ""be sruoejVA Cail..>w *\ accompanied Gio i’- *: ;r« - ■* - - s~" * v *. vurv r/fx * v the v w k -’C-rv ’ ... * " v semars :ha: panicipaled m the DECORATED OFFICER RETIRES — Union County Th< -' - - rxx his y -% OY-’-igrarr were Crecca Rose Snath. Freeholder Vice Chairman James Connelly Welsh ~3TT •*. * X • cm na »axhmsk • R man-. right, presents a resolution to Hiilside Police Officer - - i ' r : re nee Bowman and Mac John Baum Sr commemorating his retirement from an: Cm:ci recalled N •'* [ dor risenberg the Hillside Police Department even as* .Don The% say to me The students that participated were -*• •>•-’ a’ - ’■£■■ ~£ ar if ■. - tndK t h>kt Lr *dc io ffttervyew? eag 'r Manue Soier Bruno De Silva. Wcdncsc r- y snider y p e ri o r - « Chung Yu Hsieh, Angelica Heman IMPOTENCE preseniat^m rXmrg ibr wee* o’ L.-- ie: List Rodnques. Salman Mina, 6 they presented a time line of Amer I 9 1 r - i 5 hai % a can history titled “You Are There." H T ft an\ Pose I!. E vei vn Qu i nt ana IS TREATABLE For the preaenutior each sniderr wiovanni Alvarado Omar Calloway Whether the problem be There is no pre-registration, was equipped wuh a diorama — a Nairr Meyers Nazirah Raoof. Kim physical or psychological, the and ail meetings are free of miniature scene wholly or partially be- \ Hill Toia Whitaker Omar great majority of men can charge. This weeks’ meeting three-d mensiona dep . r ng f;gurr- Gabourel, Cynthia Jones, Jennifer m a naturalistic setting The students Puiols and Omar Butler find an answer to their prob will include a question and lems. BuL first they have to answer session moderated ask questions At Impotence by Stanley Bloom. M.D., a EMS VISIT — Kean College’s Emergency Medical Se? vices (EMS) recently showed off their new ambulance Payne to be honored as Anonymous they can do so in urologist at Saint Barnabas, to kindergartners of Saybrook School. Pictured, from confidence and in privacy and personal experiences front. Ajia Little, Sergio Suarez, Dwayne Green Ever group's Man of the Year The next Impotence related by successful!* son Angel, David Ferreira, Rasul Wright, kindergarten teacher Larry Davino, a former member of the college’s of a permanew Mamr, Anonymous meeting will treated patients. Wives and Lusher K ug memorial tha! will be ambulance squad, Emergency Medical technician - take place on Wednesday, partners are welcome to Susan Yachnik and Jonathan Antoine. ~YC!ee :r. the Elizabeth River Park the expense of mailing. *xorth anuary the pant * as expected to June 20, al 7:30 p.m in the attend. Be there You'll be in Lester. be dedicated to King and a sign was cafeteria. good company. Grants available to local All 1 the m nes -a.ser -a. - i. ’■ ' - ...... donated to local residents tow U) the lediCauon ceremony, several SAINT BARNABAS historical organizations projects and education Hillside youths vandalized the sign MEDICAL CENTER Lester noted that each vea and the official dedication ceremony Old Short Hills Road, Livingston, NJ Granl money for community history projects is available through the Union was postponed For more information, call 533-5045 County Office of Cultural and Heritage Affairs from funds supplied by the ships to Hillside s County Block Grants Program of the New Jersey Historical Commission, a there are stand an division of the Department of State, receive the sebota According to Freeholder Walter E. Boright, “Organizations based in Union are given to stuck County which need help financing projects designed to bring local and county financial need. history to the public may apply.” While historical organizations are the usual In addition, eac recipients of the grants, any non-profit agency, institution or organization inter donates a portion i THANK YOU >f then proceeds to ested in doing a project reflecting some aspect of local history may be eligible the United Negro College Fund and is welcome to inquire. This year pan ad the money that the Applications are available for projects to be carried out in 1991. coalition raised vill go towtrd the HILLSIDE ilG O AL on the jo b PAULA’S SHOE BOX 2500 RESIDENTS Marjorie Diener Blenden of Hill IS JUST BURSTING Seven weeks ago the first edition of the Hillside side has been elected secretary of the m t ' :M - Leader, your new hometown newspaper, was board of directors of Yeshiva Univer published. 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Hcsiever each of the eight municipalities .ha: are -* 3 . v c h ■ vne -• our newspapers can benefit from the . nion County neighbor. - ■ • - e ...... ties in the countv and a great ■ Cranford’s downtown business ■ ring from the effects of the large shopping r; -jve a. neard the story: the malls offer more, they _ • anc :hc\ have acres of parking space How SCHOOL ASSEMBLY — The PTA of A.P Moms - -t< community compete against these gigantic Saybrook School sponsored an assem t)iyjxogran~ ali students featuring “Slim Goodbody o' t \ fame He NATURE PROJECT - Bette Paoterdo pTA president Cranford asked itself that question, which in itself is not presented an informative program explaining the * - ai A P Moms School helps second grader Cidaiia Rapozso pSant hewers on the front lawn of the school in ...... t W ha: n akes Cranford different is that it went beyond ings of the human body Pictured, from eh. conjunction with the school's “Save Our Planet' merely talking about possible solutions In 1985, spearheaded graders Christopher Stuckey and Christian with “Slim Goodbody " program by an enlightened township committee, Cranford hired a con sulting firm to study its faltering downtown and to make recommendations for revitalization. letters to the editor The firm did six months work and presented the township with both a general list of the downtown’s assets and liabilities Don t scuttle the arts In addition, while the desire to create is basic to man, creativity’s expression and a master plan for enhancing the area This letter was sent to Gov. James Florio and is reprinted here with the wn is fragile. Most imsis and arts organizations are fragile One cannot resi assured Among the liabilities listed were several that will, we think, ter’s permission that die best of the arts will survive or that they are already in place in large sound painfully familiar to concerned merchants and citizens As > voter, taxpayer, New Jersey resident, and member of the arts' commum cultural institutions In nature's teyms. we cannot remain calm knowing that tw o from other municipalities not enough parking space, not ty, I am extremely distressed over two issues threatening the arts. I would like turtles or four are not extinct’’ Nor should we rest upon our laurels that those enough greenery, buildings and sidewalks fallen into disrepair, you to reconsider your positions in favor of and to provide active support on few saved turies exist because the\ are okier larges, more established” Think - and a downtown layout that displayed a lack of concern for both these issues: firstly, on the national level the reauthorizition of the Nation the food chain in nature, eliminate rimroscopK plankton and eventually man al Endowment for the Arts “without restrictions on artistic content”; secondly in dies. Let’s face it. a 47 percent cut m arts funding in New Jersey will devastate pedestrian traffic. state eliminating or significantly reducing the proposed 47 percent cut in the and destroy medium and small arts organizations These agent ics make-up she On the plus side of the ledger the study pointed out the fac '90-91 budget of the New Jersey State Council on the Arts. food chain" thal discover and nurture young and emerging artists, “our future" tors that add or could add — charm to the district. In Cran While I understand that hard times may be at hand in New Jersey. I believe in creative expression. ford’s case there are, among other things, the architecture and that die arts community is being asked to bear a disproportionate share of the Finally corporations and individuals like their lead from government tniui the Rahway River. There are, without a doubt, elements of burden. Frankly a $9 million cut is relatively insignificant in relation to the live The i.irporaif secire has ne\e-nee- a- eg .fkanfio .i.vk up and-lead state's overall budgetary issues; and yet, it is absolutely devastating to the arts where government has left-off in cultural and social concerns Indeed, our gov charm in each Union County community. What communities, and indeed the caliber of life in New Jersey Not only w ill such valuable assests crimen: was founded to preserve and proteci specific intrinsic values Freedom however, will make these elements work in their favor? as quality of life and slate esteem be affected; but very real oconomic losses w ill of expression is one of thoee values Rcw^v^-- arfirmc. Cranford did. Once the consultants’ report was filed the resi occur. I’d like to bnng some information lo your attention: another more economically difficult time by financially supporting the arts with dents formed the Downtown Management Corporation, or Investment in die arts provides a ripple effect in the New Jersey economy. projects of the “W.P.A ”, and John F. Kennedy formally embraced the arts on a DMC, which began to work on the report’s recommendations. Recent figures show that for every SI spent by die government in culiural acf.v governmental level with the establishment of the National Endowment for the Taking advantage of legislation already passed in Trenton, ity, an additional $4 is generated in spending. Which translates into hard cash Arts A fellow named William Blake said il m -.h better than I can “Degrade figuring that a S9 million cut would cause an overall economic loss of S50 mil first die arts if you'd mankind degrade." Let's not step back from where these Cranford drew up and implemented a formula for assessing its lion to die state. men stepped forward. residents and merchants via a Special Improvements Tax. Such Also, the arts are often directly utilized to maintain and stimulate economic Let's not reduce funding for die arts in New Jersey, and let us surely not place formulas can vary from community to community. Cranford’s growth and re-development in communities (Sealde, Newark, Camden, Char- restrictions or artistic content as authorized by the National Endowment for die involved a equal assessment on each property owner in the lesion). As recently as May 25 in the Star Ledger, dus belief was reaffirmed Arts. At the very least, lei's continue to support die arts at current levels in New township and an additional assessment upon property owners when Sen. Frank Lautenberg and Congressman Donald Payne spoke ahou: Jersey and artistry as currently authorized by the National Endow-menl for die Congress’s allotment for a N:J. Center for die Performing Arts in New ark as. “a Arts. within the designated downtown area. catalyst for commercial, economic and cultural renew al The econom . rurr LISA MOLLE’ No one likes additional taxation. At first the downtown mer around in tourism in this slate and in many odiers of recent years has been Executive Director chants were quite distrustful, according to Meryl Layton, pro directly spurred by the recognition, protection and development of the arts and Oakslde Bloomfield Cultural Center prietress of the Cranford Bookstore and an active member in historic buildings and districts.* Bloomfield the DMC. But once the improvements began to manifest atti tudes changed. State We're In “A pride awoke in the people," said Layton. “The DMC made some improvements, then property owners began to make improvements on their own. It was like a domino effect. P l a n t i n g t r e e s i s j u s t n o t e n o u g h The Chamber of Commerce became more active. The down town area began to draw people who had never shopped here By DAVID F. MOORE been identified with mining, umber backed planting plenty of trees tohelp dated plant and animal life. What with all the talk about plant ing and cattle interests, for which it society’s effort to avert the Green Right now-, we're busy getting rid before.” ing trees to offset die Greenhouse allows exploitation of public lands in house Effect, the counterproductive Five years after the study and the founding of the DMC of some of the most spectacular fore Effect, you’d think that the solution to its keeping. But some speculate diat altitude of his Forest Service tells me sts in die world, in die Amazon and in downtown Cranford, which was faltering, is thriving. Whereas rapidly-building carbon monoxide die advent a decade ago of a president thal the crowd needs to watch more the giant sequois groves of California. property values through the township have stayed about the and other so-called greenhouse gases known to have said, “If you've seen than his lips! Recommended reading on the latter same, the value of buildings in the DMC have appreciated. The is just around the comer. It isn't one redwood tree, you’ve seen them In this state we're in, the conver subject can be found in the Audibon all,” emboldened the Forest Service to DMC has hired a downtown manager. Prospective businesses As a refresher course, our destruc sion of forests and fields to paving, as magazine. May 1990. tion of forests, ensuing desertifica allow cortnercial timbering activities elsewhere, just adds to the problem, as have been inquiring about moving to the district. They will in cherished California sequoia In our headlong rush to provide a tion, and consumption of fossil fuels do longer commutes and more tune have to wait because there are, at present, no vacancies in groves. higher economic level for all of us in a have all increased die levels of gases spent in cars and more electrical Forest Servidce spokesmen claim world with more and more people downtown Cranford. in the atmosphere that allow solar usage. It's just another reason why the dial clear-cutting the rare sequoia each day, the challenge is to find a Can the downtown district of Union or Roselle Park, of Lin radiation through, but prevent heat besic thinking behind the New Jersey groves, except for the largest speci way to hedge ourbels, to ration den or Roselle, make a similar boast? radiation from the earth's surface State Planning Commission's work so from bouncing back into outer space. men trees, is the best way to preserve resources like large areas of forest far, which calls for the development It is not as if these other communities have not discussed That means the earth is running a die latter They claim dial lesser veg land with as large a measure of bio concentration as opposed to dispersal management studies and improvement zones. They have. But fever, which has the potential for etation and other species of trees, logical diversity as possible of folks all over die landscape, makes one stumbling block constantly trips up such efforts. Money. creating significant climate changes even small sequoias, compete with the That’s how we can offer tomor sense. The people concerned do not wish to pay any additional taxes. over a very short time, like 50 or 60 giants for growing space. row's kids a high-quality life, one in But how much has it cost, and is it continuing to cost, these years, whereas normal temperature To many non-Forest Service fores I’m certainly not opposed to plant which basic human needs — like ing trees as a one-ume professional clean water and a large measure of same merchants in loss of business? And how long can mer fluctuations might lake thousands of ters, myself included, diis seems years. either harebrained or diabolical: Take forester, 1 think it's a great idea But open space — allow both minds and chants allou the present deteriorating situation to persist? Until Our climate computer models are your choice. There is plenty of scien you shouod be aware that we're losing legs to be stretched there are whole blocks of empty stores? not sophisticated enough to predict tific doubt about the validity of this forests faster then they can be That's going to take a lot more dun We believe that £ thriving center of town benefits the whole accurately or absolutely what might approach in terms of preserving die replaced, not just in Brazil, bul here planting a few billion trees. community. It not only increases the flow of business, but the happen. But we're sure dial those gas few- remaining Hants What remains too' Underscore "forests," for a forest More is the esei utive dire, tor oj the ses are increasing, and that somediing resembles bleak smokestacks aflei a is much more than trees It is an New Jersey Conservation Fa undo currents of communication, ideas and opportunities And should be dene. Viorld W a 11 bombing raid. ecosystem consisting of rock, soil and lion, a member-supported, non profit where decent people are active and thriving indecent elements, Historically, the Forest Service has While President Bush has wisely water, and their wide variety of asso- environmental organization like the drug trade, have less a chance of establishing a footh old. We need, for the good of all. to revive our shopping Guest Column districts. In this case the old adage is true: you have to spend money to make money Spend it wisely yes. but do n Don’t pull the purse strings so tight as to strangle yourselves Things can get T i m e t o sing of an unsung hero better if enough concerned people are w illing to work together - WHO (hr entire parartr rassrs *v III ITLAAk 4. KORN 'rig ’nereis b\ cradling n in his strong later, the keys to the family Chevy. He ------r„ ..... • - His capacity for work, often holding Michelangelo came to be known as arms. He can handle a car better and gets the newspapers early each mom down several jobs at once, is prodi the quintessential Renaissance man in more safely than all others and teach ing and tucks the whole gang in late gious and legendary. He alone, with that he was involved in an array of eager teenagers how to drive. He each night On Sunday. he goes for his bare hands, can open a stubborn Raymond Worrall endevors and demonsoeted excel wears many hats chauffeur, counse the buns. He is. in short, a hero — but pickle jai With a mere smile and a pat Hillside ! eade? Publisher lence in them all. He could do every lor. financial bnenefactor, humorist often, far too often, an unsung one on the head he can make a scraped • thing paint and carve, design build story teller, recreation director on 1291 Stuyvasant Avenue knee stop hurting. There is no one handsomer than he Union, NJ. 07083 ings and compose verses, quarry family vacations, official Jo sep h Picard photographer in residence, loyal roo Small wonder, then, that our hero is marble from die Carrara mountains He is also, of course, the smartest Published Weekly Since 1990 - , », VI1 V# • " ter at school plays and Little League married to the world's prettiest lady and crown cadiedrals with majestic of God's creatures, for he knows the • games. Who is this man for all seasons, for Phone Area Code (201) cupolas. 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Patricia Suttertln ©County Leader Newspapers, Inc dun anyone, swim die ocean wide has many other facets, this homespun If to, be our eye* and ears — and tell us about it. Call us at 686-7700 Claaaifted Manager 1990 AM Rights Reserved defeat all challengers m a fight. Renaissance Man He, better than with a new* up. He can support a child on his sbou.1 anyone else, can stop a baby from cry- X ' COUNTY LEADER NEWSPAPER; TH RSDA' ..N 't - ~~ 6" BUSINESS DIRECTORY CHTTiTO ■*»,<- * :** *» N Drntt'l lim iuim PfKCWA • - tat * * « • j 2 3 1 1 H our § rrtti t r *> WHOLESAU l u n k L a i s { , i; . ■ o tifft: * •* -tr Til TMF WI1UC a : * " - TOP SSS N ''AS- OPEN 6 DAYS C i 1 r k .m i t » rr r : . r £ K C L US * V E C»0** HOME IMHtOVEMENTS HOMI IMPROVEMENTS KOMI IMPtOVEMINT KOMI IMPROVEMENT NOME IMPROVEMENT HOME IMPROVEMENTS FINE CARPENTRY REPAIRS A RENOVATIONS GE0RGEANA ’ Vanities 'Bathtub Enclosures JOE 00MAN PENN BUILDERS BY 'Ceramic Tiling 'Kitchen Cabinets CONTRACTING 686-3824 WALTER DENNIS, JR 'Vinyl & Wood Flooring 'Painting A FRAMERS me MASTER RENOVATORS K G AOOITIONS IU IL T UP 0 * OUT Kitchens • Basements 'Carpentry 'Panelling DECKS CUSTOM KITCHENS • Rooting IN INTERIOR FINISH FREE ESTIMATES Providing Reliable Efficient Service AND IA TH Countertops • Windows At Reasonable Prices Since 1966 ALTERATIONS/ ALL T T H S Of SIDING • Doors • Decks REPAIRS REN-CENT CONSTRUCTION CORP 4 MASONRY WORK Skylights ^Alterations • KITCHENS 7 6 2 -7 1 0 0 FULLY INSURED RAFTSMANSHIP and much, much more! 1955 Springfield Avenue Maplewood 4 GUARANTEED1 • ATTICS 24 years experience • BATHROOMS S i 239 3357 FREE ESTIMATES ONE CALL DOES IT ALL 373-7016 Evenings & Weekends • BASEMENTS A Division of Vincent J Morrocco Realtor Builder 964-3774 REM00ELED ifWEEKS KITCHENS LANDSCAPING LANDSCAPING 1AN8SCAPING LANDSCAPING LANDSCAPING MAHON NEW JERSEY • NEW YORK JAN S KITCHENS, INC. BOETTCHER GREEN LANDSCAPING We don t just create beautiful lawns PETER P, FERRETTI JR ANTWERP • Oi AMONG SETTIN CUSTOM » Union, NJ We do it at an affordable price! LANDSCAPING EXTROAOINARIE KITCHENS I BROS. GRASS manufacturing MONTHLY MAINTENANCE AT stock - | • Full Lawn Maintenance SPECIAL ORDERS • GRADUATE LANDSCAPING ENTERPRISES CABINET • Spring & Fall Clean-Up OFFICIAL 6.1 A • IMPORTER Ossign A Construction Thatchmg PRICE S Landscape Contractors l> Mi'-tfA# • Railroad Ttes ■Sod & Shrubs APPRAISER 4 x Lawn Maintanance •Spring Cleanups Tree Wort European & Traditional i t • Sod/Shruba f > •Reseeding 7 Free Estimates Fully Insured Featuring the •Lawn Maintenance • Top Soil STAR ~ R Ties - 'Dorwood Custom Cabinet Line' •Shurbs *Sod f l ' Free S Estimates 467-5125 For your fr** rstim at* call LANDSCAPING1 Call Jan at •Top Soil -Mulch • , • NSuRED FREE EST'MATES Fully Insured SKI SETTING CO. Residential Commercu 647-6556 467-4713 REASONABLE RATES -V ■ N*w J*r**T Free Estimates For a Free In-Home Eatimate (after 4 00 P M ) 687-3345 389-3855 376-8880 376-8881 851-2188 Chris Mahon 686-0638 MASONRY MASONRY MASONRY MOVING MOVING MOVING PAINTING PAINTING KIRIL TOLOMANOSKI AL NELSON DONS PAUL'S RITTENHOUSE WILLIAM E. A-1 FERDINANDI M.DEUTSCH MASONRY WORK ECONOMY PAINTING WALLS, PATIOS, STEPS MOVING BAUER MASON CONTRACTOR Home Repairs Interior • Exterior SIDEWALKS ------i r - . »* No PM00112 Professional • Steps • S ide w a lks • Additions i 20 YEARS FAM ILY OWNED Roofing * Gutters rrC WATERPROOFING Painting • ALL MASONRY REPAIR SPECIALIST I B . AND OPERATED • leaders • Fully Insured 25 YEARS EXPERIENCE Fully Insured •Eitenof Inteuo' Neat and Clean MOVING & STORAGE • Statewide Moving • Basements finished 25 Years FioerteiYCe f Y ' # Oyer 25 years FULLY INSURED 6 8 7 - 00 35 CALL US FIRST .•rpape.hang.ng FREE ESTIMATES 16 St. Paul Drive experience Irv in g to n , N J 6 8 7 - 9032 688- MOVE FOR FREE ESTIMATES ’ 51 i»nfgn Avenue 3 7 9 - 9 0 9 9 6 8 8 - 6638 964 4942 371-6339 PC 00019 Call 688 7768 2 4 1 - 9 7 9 1 CALL 964-7359 PAINTING n m rm pAamm rjuanaG PAINTING PAINTING PIUMIING PAINTING/WAUPAPftfNG li'v i ph M l (, a it v D.M.C. ! XTERfOR PAiNT'NC l CAROLAH RICHARD EXPERT RYSZARD BLASZCZYH VM PAINTING Paper Hanging BORIS RASKIN PAINT P a in tin g PA N’ NG PLUMBER *'i*d* i iiii*o* & Painting P ainting WALLCOVERING P lastering EXTERIOR S INTERIOR FREE ESTIMATES In te rio r B E xte rior MIKE TUFANO FULL v iNSUREO 25 Years experience License No. 5013 FREE ESTIMATES «f Ah'WABl E M A 1 t v *• • • ** A wiASURING REFERENCES FULLY INSURED •Corr' r^e r~ a • Resident a- KSUKED ^ 70 Ridgewood Avenue Sewer Cleaning LENNY TUFANO 3 5 3 - 2 6 6 8 Service References Available CALL 564 9293 4 8 6 - 0 0 6 7 815 0261 2 7 3 -6 u 2 5 588 5437 3,3-D6 4 4 3 5 4 -3 4 7 0 dZZ-T oZS tw » K i mboval i e PIUMIING PUMNMN6 t NEATWa i tO O fW G ROOFING ROOFING ROOFING i SIDING RICHARD ROOF LEAKS? D O T S Y L O U Quallity A-ONE REMOVAL BLEIWEIS MAX SR. & PAUL SCHOENWALDER J.D. m STOP LEAKS Plumbing Heating. ROOFING ROOFING CONTRACTOR A T T IC S B A S E M E N T S Plumbing i Heating SCHOENWALDER 15 years of Happy Service Clark Buildart, !nc. Rooting & Siding • Air Conditioning G A R A G E S • LO TS • Ga* heating conv*r»ion Est. 1912 NO JOB TOO SMALL All Typa* of Rapaira • Naw Windows Gutters Doors Sales & Service Roofing WAREHOUSES • Gaa hot wat*f haattv Over 75 years Repairs S Alterations OR TOO URGE • Bathroom 4 Kitch*n Bathroom & Kitchen • Rat Roofing • Etc WE TAKE AWAY ALL TYPES Of REPAIRS Serving Union County for R.tmoda flog Gas heat A water heaters Remodeling ANYTHING RESONABLE RATES Installation A Servlet GUTTERS LEAOERS. ov*r 20 Y«mw* •Gas Heat-Gas Water neate1 - ALL WORK GUARANTEED AH wort yiermteed LOW RATES Stata L»c*na« 7876 Eatimatt* Furniahed ResidentiaHCommerciai SIDING r ______AAR. 741 FREE ESTIMATES fully Insured free Estimates In writing 2 4 5 - 4 2 8 5 MNANCIMC AVAIlABlt Fully insured Frto tinmatai 6 8 6 - 0 7 4 9 4 6 4 -8 6 3 5 688-2612 ANYTIME L»c 101/4182 License No 6551 6 8 8 - 2 1 8 8 3 8 1 -5 1 4 5 5 2 7 - 9 1 6 8 l f wua— » aatovAL SiSRMfT t h m e n a MR OM R T - S M t n v a o u iB Y H C I SECURITY NEW ^LOCATION H K REMOVAL & DENICOLO V IS A & W O O D S T A C K ANY STYLE SYSTEMS TILE CONTRACTORS • KITCHEN • DINING ROOM STUMP GRINDING Th! Wireless ESTA.8USHED 1935 MASTERCARD TREE SERVICE MW/** CHAIRS Secu-ili Specialists KITCHENS • MTMHOOMS ACCEPTED Local Tree Company Custom Pi '-’• c ’ -SrwfTj • BOOTHS A BARSTOOLS Heavy or light hauling 1.*00-7*2-3*17 we take it all • A.”v»es E'om ToucfrtcY^ P'boo* RE PA HtS • 6NOUTIMC All Typ#« Traa Work RECOVERED • T0UIN • »wsw*ew Wh*T V0U Utr* vxe SHOWER STALLS • Free Estimates CUSHIONS RESTUFFED • Stumps •Trees • Concrete hv-SIWV Mc~«s Wrth You Till FLOORS ■ S h j t f • Sen.or Citizen Disced: •f-f« ? 'e* Wir'rrfY & \ l • Oirt • Metals • Pools TUI ENClOStmfS X • Immediate Service JG UPHOLSTERY •Satisfachor &o**rtotc T o p Q u a lity • Furnaces • Wood • Etc T* COUNTY LEADER n e w s p a p e r s IRVtNGTON/UPPER Charming 2 bed WEST ORANGE . Av as table Jufy 1 s', mce room apartment Convenient icca&on ' ?' floor 2 bedroom apartment or quiet $6 * r. v H Ava iabte at s,.;> st'eet Large uv-ng ana dim no rooms NEW CLASSIFIED AD RATES m ten dent 372-7512 sl kuche w both $75< . - E'tecTiv* July I 1970 IRVINGTON UPPER 2A and 3 room -Cities Can after 5pm " 3 1 6 0 " ' apartments neat hot water supplied > o»<»tat>n in comb.ro t. ORANGE 3 "x r apartment Elevator building Near af* transportation $550 a m onjr wip' ' months secunrv ir*h*> of o**f 195 OOO $4 9- to $525 ’ - months secunfy -M No pets Galt 325-3646______O u r n- ;rec Ad.;Its ryvy No pets 748 6TC CaM 20- • WEST ORANGE Modern 4 room apart IRVINGTON UPPER ■ washer dner hook up $€"C DELUXE 3V, ROOMS monthly hea’ noiuded. plus security Cal ' R A N S i E h " R A T E S Modem Garden building Well mam "36-0099______VKA tesned and secure Spacious and beaut) fuf rooms ndudm g all facilities transpor v OUR AD could appear here for as tmte la ton shopping parking Individual con as $6 00 per wee« Cali »or more detans V lv* • rid MC trolled heat ana hot water included Our fnendfy dassited department would art accapiod Built-in air condition and laundry Freshly ■ __ gpyj hejpj • "Don't Rent W ithout Us..." painted $595 00 per month Juo No fee APARTMENT TQ SMART...... 992-7883______UNION Professional female seeking KENil WORTH 6 rooms (2 bedrooms same lo share condo 2 bedrooms 2 split floor plan beautifully decorated, baths kvmg room dining room kitchen newly furnished new wall to wail and central air washerdryer fireplace & appliances 4 paddle tans, aw condition o oO% oppoonng ttw r 1 3 *1 fYY^ 1 Po pool $535 month - , utilities Cal -r 5 contemporary COO'S wicker glass fH* pubkcotiont daK •/ o’f ■ H'on fNi > b«fo^e before June 30th. 851-9581 Lisa brass beautiful Close to trams GSP and v» wifl no* be respomA>l f rOM ur«At fH*y on* Oe’ec’ec buses Available immediately $1100 UNION S(NGLE professional respons ,(33f S**ioop»rl •vet »be npkt to do*wfy edit or month 1V$ month secunty 688 0058 ble female Two bedrooms Lots of pn aeodline for cknwWd i< D p m. Tu*tdo> Eorbor receipt of leave message vacy $385 per month plus utilities Cat) i o n Marilyn 696 3600______RECTORY AD DEADLINE Friday 5 f KENILWORTH Three rooms two family 4 Aeeksor Advertising in L mon C ountv lED AD DEADLINE Tuesday^ P M house one bedroom AH utilities sup CONDOS TO RENT ) BORDERS Available for a fee of S1 pked Available July 1st Furnished or Six Nnvtffapca ftHLOiUy llitflQ unfurnished $600 00 per month Call UNDEN/ LANDMARK One bedroom COUNTY LEADER 2 4 *4 3 3 3 luxury condo many extras full basement (Pre-Paid) Monday-Fnday 822-8212 Evenings 20 words or less Private Parties only P.O. BOX 1S3 ~ LINDEN Saturday and Sunday 267-8956 Maplewood, N.J. 07040 1 BEDROOM NORTH PLAINFIELD Ftegency Village • Kenilworth leodef • Linden Lee $600 luxury 2 bedrooms air-conditioned Combination Rate • Mowntomwde Echo • Ro*efle/Rc Available Jufy 15th $900/ month indudes Advertise i 16 Papers Throughout Union k Essex AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY heat hot water/maintenance 731-1273 UNION ESSEX COMBORATES WALK TO TRAINS 1 ■' i.'u Lux Unb IJ-vX. COMBO DEADLINE Tuesday 3:00 P M SOUTH ORANGE Luxury condo Village TRANSIENT CLASSIFIED RATES NO FEE M< A: 2 bedroom 2 bat' wali to-wai carpeting central air fireplace, garage $15 00 Additionol lOwordtor kei OWNER 736-0405 Simply write down your ad and $10.00 Bo'deo washer/ dryer and mote A block to tram rrudl it with your payment CLASSIFIEDDISPLAY $1400 per month Available June 10th 761 1847 to the address below $35 C O call your classified department $30 t SPRINGFIELD 1 bedroom, eat in - Coverage includes and use f MasterCard. LINDEN Large 5 bedroom apartment kitchen Irving room, bathroom, wall-to- Bloomed Near school and park $99C Call wall carpel central air, portable dts Eott Oronge W tjl Oronge. Mail yo u r advertisement to 862 0605 hwasher, refrigerator, ceiling fan in kitchen 1 car garage, no pets allowed County i eader Classified CLASSIFIED INDEX MAPLEWOOD 2 bedrooms 2 family Can 379 54 28 after 2PM______house Newly decorated carpeted Quiet P.O. Box 158 1-REAL ESTATE ^-INSTRUCTION ELDERLY PERSON BOARDED 2 R E N T A L 7- MISCELLANEOUS street parking $750 month utilities in Maplewood, NJ cluded 763-9145 3- EMPLOYMENT 8- A N N O U N C E M E N T S E5SE3TH50SE For Ad Help Call 4- BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES9- PE TS MAPLEWOOD SPACIOUS 3 bed MONTCLAIR 5- SERVICES OFFERED 10-AUTOMOTIVE rooms, 17, baths Available immediately OFFERS SECURE ENVIRONMENT 763-94U Convenient to NY transportation Call evenings 763-6656 Ann FOR SENIORS •HOUSEKEEPING SERVICES MAPLEWOOD 6 rooms 3 bedrooms 2 •EXCELLENT FOOD full baths basement space garage is i •EASY WALK TO CHURCHES, HELP WANTED REAL ESTATE FOR SALE floor of 2 family house $940 month plus STORES utilities Call 761-4022 N.J. STATE LICENSED ATTENTION EASY work' Excellent pay' PISCATAWAY, $130. s Attention first Assemble products fit home Details (1) MAPLEWOOD Spacious 2 bedroom 1 st 746-5308 time home-buyer This 3 bedroom ranch 602 838 8885 Ext W 19201,6am-11pm floor apartment Eat in kitchen, bath, 271 Claremont Avenue, Montclair on over sized lot. features newfy remod 7 days eied kitchen new formal dining room, pantry dining room, Irving room, sun FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT wall to wall carpeting central air- porch Hardwood floors ample parking AU PAIR European needed Uve m conditioping. 14x14 deck and much plus garage, laundry facilities $850 plus UNION Private home, unfurnished 27$ young girl preferred Two smaH children more Low taxes Owner will consider utilities, 1 A month secunty Available rooms 4 bath Light cooking, refngerator, Call 762-9108 and leave message July 15 762-5238______me buyers warranty wall/wall carpet Utilities supplied (3) EMPLOYMENT Mature/non smoking female Refer- AVON SALES A U AREAS CALL TOL _ mation call. Dana MORRISTOWN MORRIS TOWNSHIP (1) REAL ESTATE eoces 688-7999 ______FREE (1-800)662 2292 548-7500 UNFURNISHED CHILD CARE CONDOMINIUM POCONOS BY OWNER Must sell, re FURNISHED ROOM TO RENT ABC SCHOOL FOR WEE FOLK BARBER NEEDED with foliowmg for ">ew One of the finest In New Jersey and exating beauty salon m Hillside Cai' CHATHAM BY OWNER Heritage duced $27,000 Beautiful new tn-level. Garden apartment complex now taking CRANFORD/ROSELLE Lovely room in Ages 2A to Pre-K, HALF, FULL. EX Lorraine arter 6prr 705-9352 Green Beautiful 2 bedroom 2 bath contemporary m lake community with all applications 1-2-3 bedrooms Fully de comfortable home Kitchen/ bath pri- ammenities 2/3 bedrooms. 2 full baths, corated Furnished equipped with color TENDED DAYS. SUMMER CAMP AND apartment Fireplace m living room, cen viledges Student/ young professional BEAUTICIAN NEEDED with tonowmg tral air micro wave carpeting verlides living room with fireplace, large, fixed TV, wall/wall carpeting, utensils i nens SEPTEMBER TO JUNE TERM preferred $325 plus 298-1085______new and exciting beajty sato^ tr Hilisioe pod. tennis paddle ball Close to public glass windows and cathederal ceilings, small appliances, etc ALL mdude air SHORT HILLS 379-2542 kitchen fully equipped with top of line conditioning, pool, terraces laundry HOUSE TO RENT CaH Lorraine after 6pm 705-9352 transportation $199 500 635 2333 or KINDERGARTEN TEACHER and Kenmore appliances ♦ washer/dryer Di room and free on-site parking Conve weekends 11-5 686 5173 mother of two wishes to care for two BEAUTICIAN WITH following for Kentf- ning room with sliding door to deck on niertt NYC buses and trams SHORT FULLS, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths Mature females or working couple No school age children in my A P Moms worth beauty salon Can Teresa REAL ESTATE WANTED" large wooded lot Energy saver home 539-6631 245 9697, dosed Tuesday Available with all new furnishings Perfect pets $1450/monthly, including utilities area Hillside home Hours flexible Call ALL CASH Paid tor any home. 1-10 available August 15th 285-9560 351 9343______families 2 weeks dosing, no obligations Get Away Sacnfice $97,000 Call collect PARS1PPANY TROY HILLS BOOKKEEPER Billing specialist needed 201-721-1551______Essex & Union counties Approved con UNFURNISHED SPRINGFIELD 3 BEDROOM split level, EMPLOYMENT WANTEO for Union County Company CRT, excel FURNISHED tent follow up skills & general accounting tractors Mr Sharpe 376 8700 ROSELLE POSSIBLE multi-family Baltusrol area References No pets Garden, apartment complex Now taking CLEANING EXPERIENCE Excellent re bookkeeping skills needed to coordinate Br o k e r ______Large 7 room Colonial Perfect mother $ 1350 plus utilities, 1A months secunty ferences English speaking Own trans and compile custom billing Great oppor daughter 4 bedrooms Priced to sell applications 1 and 2 bedrooms FuHy Available Jufy 1. 232-8227 WANTED HOUSE or duplex with option decorated Furnished, equipped witn portation Call anytime and leave mes tunity 6 months plus experience $150's J R S Realty. Realtors to buy All rents applied toward down UNION 3 bedroom home Excellent loca- sage, 351-8594 $300$330 Top benefits 396-0606 color TV. wall'wall carpeting utensils payment or assumable Evening. linens small appliances etc ALL mdude t>on on Moms Avenue $700 monthly, CLEANING EXPERIENCE Excellent re Cafl Francine Lodato 687 2048, Joanna______air conditioning, pool, balconies laundry plus utilities Call days, leave message, ferences English speaking Own trans portation Call anytime and leave mes 201-686-6610 ROSELLE PARK rooms and free on-site parking Conve 686-7094. By appointment sage, 351-8594 TOWNHOUSE FERNMAR REALTY nient NYC buses and trains ALBERTA SMYTH IRVINGTON 2 bedroom town ho use, 3 BUYING OR SELLING HOUSE TO SHARE C P R CERTIFIED woman to care for 2444 Moms Ave, Union. N J,07083 years new. wall/wall, central air deck Realtor 241 5885 335-1010 ___ elderly part or full time References Call CAREER OPPORTUNITY featured in Call tor more intornTation. 3 74 2765 213 E. Westfield Ave , RP MAPLEWOOD Professional male/ fe - RQSELLE PARK Charming 1 & 2 bed 862-8527______USA Today Success magazine FNN male early 30 s to share single family Spnngfteld room apartments $500-$700 Conve1 Exating and unique high tech support REAL ESTATE FOR SALE nient location Off street parking air con house $600 00 plus util 1 tes Cafl EXPERIECED HOUSE CLEANER look TEENS AT HOME? 378-9558 mg for work Excellent references Have system makes it easy $5000 $10 000 FLORHAM PARK. By owner, 3 bedroom ditioning No pets Available immediately per month possible Call 239-7448 or ranch. 2 baths new state of the art This 8 room. 2V$ bath custom Ranch Cafl Superintendent 245-6412 own transportation. Please call PROFESSIONAL FEMALE non 680-4438 kitchen and family room, formal living gives them (and you) ail the space and 763-9304, after 5pm smoker, share large house Close to room and dining room, full basement, 2 privacy you need Great room with ROSELLE PARK One bedroom and beamed ceiling, huge finished rec room, efficiencies Heat and hot water supplied GSP 78, 22 and Turnpike Washer/ EXPERIENCED HOUSEKEEPER look ^CENSUS TAKERS car garage beautiful section Must be dryer $385 plus V$ utilities Days mg for work in private homes Call seem $375,000 765 9271 plus three garages1 Easy trade up at New wall to wall carpet Painted Nice $259,000 building Private parking Call 494 1617, 580-2968, evenings 564-5113 997 0035 9AM to 4PM After 4PM 241-6869 NEEDED FOR SALE on Smith Mountain Lake. VA EXPERIENCED HOUSEKEEPER, good Custom built. 3 year old contemporary, 3 with children, wants 3 to 4 days work Call $8.50 per hour bedrooms, 3A baths, 2 fireplaces hard MOST FOR YOUR MONEY ROSELLE PARK Fabulous 3 room OFFICE TO LET______If value for your dollar is what you re after 467-8388______wood floors m great room, central heat apartment Wali to-waH carpet large eat 24p per mile this 3 bedroom 1 >» bath one owner LIVINGSTON Attractive psychotherapy air and vac 2 car garage car port 198 in kitchen Refrigerator and utilities tn- IF YOU are a working mom with small residence could be the answer Partially dud ed ottice with waiting room to share Avail feet water frontage electric boat lift and Call children and are in need of child care in a finished upper level could be 4th bed 241-781: able 3days/3 evenings Convenient loca u.s. CENSUS dock Beautifully landscaped Approxi warm, canng, atmosphere, please call room with space for bath Leave the car at t>on ample parking 992-2966______mately 1 acre level lot Many other home you can walk to everything i reno Mary Monday-Friday, 9am-5pm at 789-2992 or 789-2993 amenities $295,000 00 Warren Gilbert 964-4256 References furnished upon Reduced to $209 900 vated. Near New York tram Smgie or ROSELLE 500 square feet Multi-use, Box 186H, Union Hall VA 24176 Phone professional couple $660 00 monthly panelled air conditioned, with lavatory, request. ______E.O.E.______703^576 2046 ______No pets 761-0038 evenings shower Near trams/ buses 241 7770 or 743-8030______LOVING MOTHER win babysit your child CHILD CARE Dependable and loving GLEN RlDGE Victorian style four!amity HOLMES m my Roselle Park home Full/ part time person needed full time beginning An REALTORS 273 2400 Lovely neighborhood $60.00 rent rofl UNION OFFICE space with elevator, Near schools References available gust to care for 4'/» month old and 2 year Yearly leases Parking Separate utilities A DEGNAN BOYLE COMPANY GARDEN APARTMENT reception area, copier and Fax machines 298-1911______ofd in my Union home Expenence and $500 000 Owner 7*4 7553 THINKING TO SELL? 1 2 Bedroom apartment m nark available 1 or more offices available to references a must Calf 688 1681 or garden apartment complex \leat and hot sublet 687 2802 MIDDLE AGE Woman seeks employ 688-0467, leave message GOVERNMENT HOMES from $1 00 (U CENTURY 21 .water provided 1 block to sfl ment as companion to the elderly Call Repair) Foreclosures, repossessions 'W estfield 673-1936 CHILD CARE Lovable person with refer RAY BELL 4 ASSOCIATES transportation No fee Cafl tax delinquent properties Now selling 467-6711 Of 822-9349 ences to care for four month old and three your area Cal 1-315 736 7375 Ext H 1915 Morris Avenue, Union OFFICE RETAIL OFFICE CLEANING, HOUSE CLEAN year old, 3V, days per week in our South NJ U1 current bsts 24 hours ING SATURDAY, SUNDAY CALL Orange home Non-smoker, English $88-6000 UNION 2 bedroom apart- CONDOMINIUMS 372-8650 • Highly visibte northsid# speaking, car required 762-5004 GOVERNMENT HOMES from $1 00 (U UNION. Delightful expanoeu cape ..*1 downtown location repair! Foreclosures repossessions tax No pets bus ness people ’ preferred POLISH WOMAN will clean your home C k*# lo ari amen.t*es Thts home w l • Ampl* on-site parking. delinquent properties Now selling your Available August 1st 686-5 apartment Own transportation Refer charm you Reasonable RichanJ GuiecN • individual exterior unit entrance* CLERICAL area C a l 1-315 736 7375 F*t h NT ences Cali Alice 374-0644 after 8 P M H NJ M2 Realty 353-4413 Realtor UNION 2 family, second flo pr 5 rooms • Unit* available from 1,000-10,000 current ksts 24 hours FULL TIME Iresr.ty painted new carpet* no. washer •quart JeeL POLISH. WOMAN looking lor house naNJON TWO •* ROtfff 22, UNION, NJ $560 00 per Tor the discriminating professional cleaning job Come home to a dear, Answer telephones and wnte up cus separate utihtes 2 car garage mainte month--' utilites plus t monfl house Experienced References Car pAis garage LOw $ 100's nance free Good investment income By Call 355-4470 or 233-5422 tomer orders $210 per week to start Owners w Call 687-0185 Call 371 -7987 owner Asking Low $230.000‘s Cali Review in 3 months Excellent work Realtors 396^0606 environment Free parking, plus com 687-3396 UNION 6 ROOM duplex Avnariahio JuN PORTUGUESE COUPLE deans houses 1st 3 bedrooms batn and 1 SPACE FOR RENT and offices at your convenience Own pany benefits that include hospitalization LOVELY CEDAR section of Caldwell and major medical, vision-care plan Center h a l colonial large kvtna room with basement References reqiJred $875 CRANFORD/ROSELL F border Retail or transportation Experience and good re plus utilities Cafl 687 0930 ferences Call 926-6149 dental-pi an, pension-plan and vacation iKuuiaue onimg room eat m Kitcnen secunty office space for rent 400 square foot First Send letter telling about yourself to Mr large screened m porch 3 M l baths. 7 floor with 400 square toot basement PORTUGUESE LADY deans houses Nation, PO Box 148 Newark. NJ 07101 full bedrooms private back yard tower UNION NEWLY decorated Lovely If* storage Call Sam. 232-5016 and offices at your convenience Own taxes $360 000 22*1538 bedrooms 1V$ baths, second floor Park transportation Expenence and good re mg included Walk to Center $825 00 ferences Call 964-0845 Marta CLERICAL NUTLEY FOUR bedroom cape monthly plus 17$ months secunty m VACATION RENTALS Full time clencal position available in our Large lot Central vacuum 2 baths 4 car dudes heaL hot water Adults preferred RELIABLE NURSE'S aide sleep in Call operations department Duties involve circular dnveway Open house daily No pets Cafl 686 0809 for appointment CHADWICK BEACH, 1A blocks from late in the afternoon. 677-0548 good typing and phone skills word pn 7 8pm Reduced $182 500 6 6 ' 1622 ocean Sleeps 6 patio with gnll in/ cessing helpful but will tram CaK pervv UNION TWO bedroom in two family outdoor showers TV, 2 car parking HELP WANTED ~ AN1A HOME for sale by (2) RENTAL feature* >*>2^ week *39 SS? i ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT for ' ~ -■ C '• ^ : A - • ceiling formal dining room, eat in UNION CENTER APARTMENT TO RENT Spnngfield CPA office Pnor accounting in lovely Pennsylvania countryside Pn- kitchen large full bath 2 large bedrooms POCONO* MOUNTAINS 3 bedroom NATIONAL BANK office expenence preferred Word pro vate wooded area surrounds 3 ’ 3 acres Beautiful woodwork throughout mdud ranch fireplace deck, washer dner, BELLEVILLE. 5 room apartment No cessing necessary Must be able to work 2003 MORRIS AVENUE tnjoy a beeutiM view of the Nickels or- pets Ca» 751 8904 after 7pm on week mg hardwood floors Laundry facilities dishwasher lake, in outdoor pools, ten ms ail activities $400 weekly 687-4904 independently Call 379-1314 UNION N Bridge the 8th Wonder of the World 7 days week ends caK anytime available No pets $950 monthly a;1 miles from I81 halfway between Scrar‘ utilities included 688 3498 anytime E0E M/F.V/H Ion and Binghamton close to several ski BLOOMFIELD 5’4 ROOMS Business SEASIDE HEIGHTS/ORTLEY Summer cottage, Sleeps 8- In baths cute ADVERTISING SALES resorts and State Parks Paved road couple preferred $750, heat/ hot water VERONA One bedroom apartment Two d e a r walk to bay Available seasonally, Career opportunity for male/female to access Large eatm kitchen two baths supplied 1 •s months security Available family Newly decorated study kitchen monthly, weekly 688-0056 1message) pm newspaper advertising staff Must CLERICAL tour bedrooms family room with wood immediately 429-8462. fireplace, new bath, many closets Park enpy people and have some sales Full time ciencal pos.non a. . r burner den dining room rec room with mg Near park and transportation No background Salaned position with opens lions department Dupes moot ELIZABETH 3 bedroom apartment, SEASIDE PARK ocean block 3 bed cathedral ceiling iwo skytights and pets $720 00 plus utilities Available room larmiy apartment Wall/wall carpet, benefits Car required lor local selling good typ.no and phone :* . - ■ , $695 4 bedroom apartment $895 Both paddle tan has access to the large front immediately 239 1155 To arrange interview call 674 8000 or cessing hefphjl but will ti a.r a« perse apartments indude free heat hot water front back porch, cable TV $595 week and back decks Floor plan allows to* 830-6154 686-7700 nel department 668-9500 mother-in-law apartment FuH basement yard. Call owner 862-0605 WEST ORANGE Lovely 3 room apart ment Living room 1 bedroom, eat-in UNION CENTER includes garage work area, laundry room ELIZABETH • ELMOftA Business loca WILDWOOD CREST area " Lovely two and extra storage area Owner must sell kitchen wall/wall carpeting July 1st family, y, block to ocean 3 bedrooms ATTENTION HIRING! Government NATIONAL BANK tx>n, 3 room apartment Wall wai carpel jobs, your area Many immediate open soon' Asking $149,900 Call availibility Off street parking, near trans each floor sleeps 8 10 oft street park mg. refrigerator stove $590. )A months ings without waiting list or test 2003 UORRiS AVENUE 717 94 5-9344 portation, laundry facilities $550 monthly mg Seasonal or $650 week Call secunty 688 5993 or 820-8954 plus utilities Calf 325-7331 $17.840-$69.485. Call 1-602-838 8885 UNION 687-7206 Ext R 19201 E0E M/F/V/H I 99C B* HaP WANTED __ H aP WAKTEO HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HOME HEALTH AIDES - WWW* - ” - CLERICAL NURSE ...~ ....- ,• ■ - CAPRI Needed tor peftents with temporary con s a l e s di&ons (POST-SURGERY* anc LPN/RN INSIDE SALES SUP^OP" 'finesses {AfOS CARE) M E D C A i. a soon tc --ate*-* CDNSTRUCTION For buay neurologist a others In Union RLE CLERK/PART TIME Mortlciaftr-Arta medical staffing m k v -o* » - -- ■. . m •FTUaUG Newer*-Area Call 687-0810 high energy cmrmv n-wxtec penny ■?> ) - -ADDHIUKS sales suppoo/s tatting a -«a- ■ Growing Onion Insurance agency CnntorO-Area wo no ng sell motivate-;- * - ... _ ... / 3=* DIALING W seeks mature minded individual TOP PAY AND PLENTY of WORK ! NURSING is uniting tc dedicate tbemsart v < i ** ** -* 4 D€CKS tor tiling and other duties Flexible GOOO BENEFITS 1 ASSISTANTS responsibility Ftesponsto*dse< Medical Dental Lite Insurance i ’■ J j hours. Our group practice taality has two dosj ■ staffing o' personne- Jo JO BK Retirement Savings Plan More oons available tor responsible individuals evaluating applicants cfeen: nssaacmi JOB TOO s m all CALL THIS WEEK to work. fo i time days assisting the nurse some marketing assts w t r - * - Contact Sylvia and/or physioan with patient procedures m an age men: mr t .-ding >g - --a, - ■'=££ £ 3 *‘MATES vngston 994-4004 1 oaaeni How and some clerical duties We billing i* you are ar peooe Cr?.niord 709-3403 - J U * ;NSORED 964-8770 offer a competrtive starting salary and oner.tec person we wo tc ! - • excellent benefits package if interested with you Ptease caB or send resume to ! ERMINE 676-2966 Nursing Care please contact Personnel at 277-8633 MEDCALl 374 Moms Avenue CARPENTRY CLERK TYPIST lull ame Filing leie Sa»+-*~-++~-+T h i Lj i ! Q Spnngftekj V ' "T f pnone miscellaneous duoes Bnoht am Attention ten T ramo CONTRACTORS tattoos set* motivated room for ad " ■' •' • ~ * ' . u**o-w. ' * * I vancemeni Good benefit L-a/i Mrs, (201) 376-3000 'flooring "Stdf.nc Bender 964 5960 Office - Cl e r ic a l "” i - *c * - * - * * GOME JOIN our fas! growing parry p>ar COLLEGE STUDENTS SALESMANS >f ME n - r n— . ' ■ W i. ; - company Stan a! management *>ve GREAT SUMMER JOB!! politan . :'e. a -eabe the f 8 f J O H N ctecor and more c ree tramr.Q anc sue o«*ha Servi-.es odustr, see ■ cofiegt . * pffies b &h 4 9 ' 0S6 f-.-c ‘Conner- Ne* ■.*. FLEXIBLE HOURS ates or related bus-ness expenence ' S«oce iS7* Busy Union County office seeks bright our comprehensive training prog-a- X v c a r c ; QrpfprFNCE ; ->->A Opportune t .T!ptcw*f CREDIT/ COLLECTION Urvon County persons 3 to can back customers tc Three year negotiable salary sa plus t manufactunng company seeks ndrvtdua set up specific appointments No selling u ^ s Send resumes to J*m L>rterr>c » and i so handle ail phases of credi! and cofiec f to o re W a l l y s e r io u s Call Todd 241 2500. between 6 & 8 PM Metropolitan L ilp PO Bo* 262 Bavonn Bon Minimum one yeat experience About making extra money from NJ 07002______' Good telephone ano communication home Call OFFICE MAINTENANCE Approxi suspended •■mgj -'ustr skilfs and a professional manner esse< matety 2 hours nightly, 5 days a wee*- ir SECRETARSAL/ADMMSTRATIVE TEMPORARY JOBE bal Applicant should also be able to worV 212 978-3816 :>pnngfield Car Pau< a’ ’ 800 626 5556 Assoaation management hn-r m Unior 7ST-387 in an automated environment Send re (24 HOURS) NJ seeks an expenencec energetic no $6.75 • $9.50 sume with salary requirem ent m Sox vidua! capable o’ worknc wei no- GREENWA^C Garpeme Contrac - :>' amazing recorded message wit* PART TIME pressure Minimum 1 2 years a ; -, -ecai-s remooe>-% *.•. ■>-- '388, Union. NJ 07083 details Guaranteed offer Department .. W-1______EDITOR'COPY EDITOR experience " Cu sto m er service ' Must be wen organized with good com urec estimates give- 688 2984 Telephone and clerical No typing Inside Sales Customer 5er . 8 Weekly newspaper group seeks par munication skills including 60 wpm typ 789-2990 ing word processing light bookkeeping 8 30A M to 4 30P M Excellent oppoftur- Electronics firm seeks motivated motv time copy editor with solid editing skills CARPETING Ty Company benefits Lorsten Studios nuat experienced in ail phases of Call 686 7700 for appointment and filing Light steno desired Good with 1050 Commerce Avenue Union Cal' sales coordination Heavy phone contac ’ figures and details Flexible, wilting tr 'RAVEL AGENT Mrs McCarthy and CRT experience are essential Prefe' worV as par* o' tea- sma! o^«: ■ s brands Armstrong Mor aw* A-nooo college graduate but wii conside- pets, atmosphere Neat attractive appea ust have mnmgton. Congoleurr Tarirec Expert 964-8200 with proven experience Modem office PART TIME ance Good salary and benefits Please 'taBst’on Low pnees Free estimates competitive salary HjP com pa'7 par" no agencies Monday ■op a' •...-•'fe Gai. 964-4 ______For contoderation benefits Send resume to Powef Dyna-r Part time delivery and collection posi I M tc M CLEANING SERVICE ics Inc P O Box 539 West Orange NJ tion for local newspaper group with sand resume or call DELIVERY 07052, Attention Assistant Sales office located in Union Transportation Mr H. Henry T..EANING LADY Reliable thorough Manager and valid driver's license required Meriditn and Henry YOUR AD could appear i as tittle nng affordable Free estimates Excel Full time delivery and collection pos* bght lifting and maintenance included 600 Route 22. Union. NJ 07083 as $6 00 per week Gai » • details it references I take pnde m your home tion lor local newspaper group with INSURANCE AGENCY looking for a full Call 686 7700 tor appointment and Our fnenoty Classified De ill anytime 669-5725 office located in union Transporiation or part time person who is experienced in interview 201-687-3090 be happy to help you 763-941 and valid driver s license required both personal and commercial lines ugh' lift no and maintenance included Musi be able to rate and write Must be SECRETARY PART-Tim F MASTERCARD Charge n-0 - - - • ' • r Call 686 /700 tor appointment and good typist Hours 9am-4pm Call PART TIME nteed Regardless t fit rating Bonded and insured References avail interview 763-6734 Approximately 20 hours/ week Work U3839 able Call 686-0309______directly with chief and officers Work DRIVER includes typing filing, purchasing and DIANE S — EVENING CLEANING SER DENNY'S INSURANCE VICE Apartments, homes and offices Needed to make delivenes between correspondence report preparation Beg SPECIAL HOLIDAY RATES Diane SERVERS'COOKSHOSTS Cranford and Union Must have own car State Farm Insurance agent in Ma $7 32 per hour plus good benefits Appfi 755-8736 Leave message rt no answer Ali hours available ♦ late nights 4 mid Good salary and car allowance For nights Must be flexible Excellent Perks piewood seeks a non-smoking person cations at Borough Hall 1385 Route 22 WANTED: appointment, call Mountainside New Jersey 07092 201 D J MAINTENANCE Residential and package Apply in person tor full time employment Pleasant office cleaning window dearwng floor telephone manner and typing are re 232-2400 Equal Opportunity Employer COLLEGE STUDENTS 6 75 to $9 50 per hour workm waxing Fuffy insured References pro DENNY’S quired We will tram the ngnt individual 272-0430, Ext 214 SECRETARY tor Milburr. law firm Pleas S Census Bureau Cali nov vided Free estimates Cali 964-8136 :tOi Route 22 W . Union Phone 761-1900 ant working conditions good benefits 789-2992 PART TIME waitress (evenings) for Sun Call 467-8080 PORTUGUESE WOMAN housekeeper "“De n t a l a s s is t a n t Tavern & Pizzana Expenence preferred Day work Individual personalized ser FULL TIME Call 687-4222______SECRETARY Fu and part-time tor 789-2993 vice. Transportation and good refer For pleasant suburban practice Exper LPN - RN professional Spnngftekj office Excellent EOE ences Call Lenice 965 0898 PART TIME "Christmas Around the word processing grid administrative abil enced with X-ray license Please call Responsibilities include administenng al WANTED part time telephc World' is back Be the first in your area to ity essential Vaned work responsibility ■RELIABLE, dependable, Polish House Diane 762-0243 lergy injections Part-time or full time, Up to $7 00 per hour Call G ary Carvalho demonstrate our holiday line at home Non smoking Good salary and hourly Cleaning Service Transportation and flexible hours Excellent salary and medi parties Free kit, catalogues and paper 964-7722 rate based on expenence Call Mr references provided For free estimate DENTAL HYGIENIST cal benefits supplies No collection or delivenes Call call 688-7792’ James. 763-9315 after 6PM or WAREHOUSE/Light Office Duties For Jackie at 333-5970 between weekends Busy general Orange practice Flexible 377-4112 5 00 10 00pm small company in Hillside Call tor ap hours Salary commensurate with expen pointment 964 0330, ask tor Mr R TRI COUNTY ence PART-TIME workers needed Assemb^ SECRETARY™ MANICURIST (10), EXPERIENCED in CLEANING SERVICES lers, clerical, knitting/ sewing general Very busy corporate headquarters in manicures, nail wrapping, waxing, nail Offers $10.00. off on spring window 675-0653 laborers Earn $50 00 $500 00/ week at Murray HiH is looking tor a dependable Dps, air brushing & design, etc Salary cleaning, home cleaning and gutter home No expenence necessary Weekly person who possesses excellent organi open Benefits Medical and profit shar cleaning or any other spring clean up. paychecks Students, housewives se zational and telephone skills Detail DENTAL PART time receptionist for mg Equal opportunity employer. Holly Exterior washing, Interior painting. nior citizens welcomed Unemployer onented must have word processing suburban specialty pracbce Typing wood Hands, Peddlers Square Flea For Free Estimates call: underpaid, need extra cash? Contact us skills ability to work independently, plus Dental experience helpful but not neces Market, Booth #75, 624-6777 after 3pm sary Please call Barbara at 277-3600 We can help Details send a self type 55+wpm Please send resume with 378-8814 MANICURIST NEEDED with following addressed, stamped envelope to Lanier salary requirements to Mrs DeBorah DESK CLERK Full time/ part Dme Apply for new and exciting beauty salon in Unemployment Busters. P 6 Box 2757, Miller, Burpdorff Realtors, 560 Central COMPUTER SERVICES in person Garden State Motor Lodge Hillside. Call Lorraine after 6pm Bloomfield, NJ 07003 Avenue, Murray Hill, NJ 07974 NFOWEST FY$TFM5 Route 22 East, Union 705-9352. PART TIME/ Doctors office Must type SECRRETRY Maplewood law office (4) BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Tired of Shopping at Computer Stores? Diabetic Research-$35 MEDICAL OFFICE MANAGER and have some office expenence Call General practice and real estate, word Or Have You Bought a Computer 964-5656 processing Call 763-3900 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES That is Gathering Dust We Can Help Call Us For 2 hours participation in a discussion For Union and Essex county offices PART TIME Office Clerk for apparel PARTNER WANTED for vending opera ‘ Accounting ‘ Marketing ‘ Desktop group at Central Focus on June 19th If INSURANCE Bnght dynamic individial with prior admi tion Company will match partner dollar ‘ Publishing ‘ Database ‘ WP warehouse in Hillside Flexible hours for dollar Low buy-out in two years you in|ect insulin at least once a day, nistrative and medical experience neces Call for appointment, 964-0330, ask for SECRETARY Computer Consulting To please call Operator 6, 1-800 526-1728 sary. Full time. Salary negotiable Allan The Small Buisness Insurance agency in Cranford, looking for PRE-SCHOOL, Turnkey operation Well 379-3060 PART TIME If you want to make outra 378-8934 expenencecTpolicy typist. Good benefits, established with fine reputation Lovely 201-381-2600 geous money and receive fabulous in salary negotiable Call Mrs Bellomo for suburban Essex location For sale by CONTRACTOR MEDICAL SECRETARIES (2) centive bonuses like fine crystal dia appointment, 272-6100 owner 285 9560 monds furs plus all expense paid tnps to T “ -'TAN A 20NTRACTING DRIVER For busy East Orange and Springfield places like Hawaii and Spam then step SECRETARY FOR Springfield law firm START A NEST EGG Build a fund for a ‘ Additions Built Up or Out offices Prior medical office expenence into the 90 s with Undercover Wear Call 1-2 years litigation expenence, excellent Retired man to run errands (own car) new home or your children's education ‘ Custom Kitchens and Baths necessary CRT and typing a plus. Full typing skills and word-processing re once or twice a week. Call 381-3077 Valene at 676-3355 or 675-9314 tor more with interesting part time work Phone or ‘ All types of Siding and Masonry Work time Salary negotiable quired Salary commensurate with expe- betwen 8A.M. and 5P.M. Monday thru information wnte local Amway Distributer James & Fully Insured and ‘Guaranteed’ ! reice Medical benefits Call 376-6200 Saturday. 379-3060. Susan Nelson 62 Birch Street, Kenil- Free Estimates PART TIME local college students Flexi-. worth, NJ 07033 272-0896______“One Call Does It AH’ ! ble hours in fall Medical or business SECRETARY Busy Spnngfield Real Es Medical Records DRIVERS & MOVERS student Light typing Union Center Call tate office seeks dependable person who START YOUR Own Business in your (201) 964-3774 Established local moving storage com ASSISTANT MANAGER 688-8052 possess excellent organizational and spare time obtain financial freedom No pany needs relaible, punctual person MEDICAL RECORDS telephone skills, detail-oriented, must be investment required For details call RNI PART TIME sales for X mas decor and Able to handle heavy furniture Will train, Our 50+ physician medical facility is able to work independently No steno, but Associates, 235-1281 must drive, year round work, part timers ifts Free $300 kit, supplies, and training JEND0R CONTRACTORS currently seeking a dynamic individual to computer knowledge a plus 564-8989. COMMERCIAL * INDUSTRIAL considered Recent references work full time days assisting manage tarn tnp to Hawaii No collection or Jo Anne ment of a large centralized medical delivenes For details and interview call RESIDENTIAL 687-0035 Tami Barton 925-4756 records department Medical records Roofina-Painting-Siding SECRETARIES/ California Ceilings DRIVERS WANTED for local cab com background and supervisory experience PART TIME, Secretary 1-5pm. 5 days pany Full and part time positions avail is required ART or RRA preferred We Must have word processing and data WORD PROCESSORS JIM able Good hourly production at high offer an excellent starting salary along entry expenence knowledge of compu s s s i s n m s with a fully comprehensive paid benefits 688-9216 commission levels Call Dave at ters a plus Union office Mrs Appel. Come home to New Jersey! FREE______ESTIMATES 762-5700 or apply in person at 2224 package If interested, please call Per 686 2230______Why pay New York taxes? Millburn Avenue, Maplewood sonnel at 277-8633 $$$$$$$$$$$ DECKS PART TIME person, run blue print ma DRIVEFIS WANTED Light pickup and P f\ chine and operate computers in Union JOBS! JOBS! JOBS! JOBS! BRIAN GLENN delivery Knowledge of Union, Essex and office, 3-4 hours, 5 days Should know $$$$$$$$$$$ word-processing and data entry Know CONSTRUCTION Morns counties Good pay Call Dave at •Decks ledge of computers a plus Mrs Appel, Executive Secretary (5) SERVICES OFFERED 912-0600 •Additions 686 2230______Administrative MODELS/CHILDREN •Alterations DRIVER Word Processors ACCOUNTING 3 months-17 years only America's Reliable Service, Reasonable Rates POSTAL JOBS $18,392 $67,125/ year Legal, with/without Steno TRACTOR TRAILER largest Children s Agency with over 10 ACCOUNTING SERVICES — Small bu. 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Ext Bnoges Road Fairfieto New Jersey 242-6060 PERSONAL TAX RETURN 249 B W 0189500 REAL ESTATE" PREPARATION CUSTQW Montclair: 744-4410 DOMINICK FI0RENZA 2393 Vauxhall Road Union APPRAISERS OfCK M0OF SCHIIDRFN' FAX: 242-2113 Experienced resential appraisers needed 564-8125 SPECIALISTS INC. 1 year thru 17 years only for established company Must know FREE ESTIMATES J.L. Hammett Co. For fashion and commercials. 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Redwood, pressure treated. trafficing calls and word processing a manners and general office experience, BRICK STONE CONCRETE Basements 12 year* experience EDIT0R/C0PY EDITOR must Call 379-7546 filing and various clerical duties Salary CEDAR SHAKES CLEANED PRE-TEENS TO MID 20 s depends on experience Call 964-8364 Weekly newspaper group seeks part RECEPTIONIST time copy editor with solid editing skills COVER GIRL STUDIO FULL TIME FREE ESTIMATES Call 686-7700 for appointment ; DOMAI 261-2042 We are looking for someone reliable and FULLY INSURED 686-3824 LICENSED AGENCY R.E. dependable with great telephone skills If this is you please call Diane 762-0243 642-2042 686-8829 EXCELLENT WAGES lor spare time NEED 100 PEOPLE assembly Easy work at home No8xpen DECKS REGISTERED NURSES ALTERATIONS/REPAIRS ence needed 6 aII 1-504-641-7778 Ext BY JUNE 30th BUSINESS SERVICE 4844 Open 24 hours, including Sunday We pay you to lose up to 29 lbs in 30 Our large medical group facility currently has full time day RN o p •K IT C H E N S .ATTICS days1 Doctor recommended All natural portunities available in the following areas of specialty Experience is )MPIJTFRIZED ACC0UNT1N i Diet Disc Program 100% guaranteed •BATHROOMS .BASEMENTS FILLER AND labeler needed for cosmetic required. AND BOOKKEEPING SERVICE company Experience necessary Call Snacks allowed Favorite foods allowed REMODELED Line open 24 hours. •RN - GASTROENTEROLOGY 379-7546______available toe individuals. Partilerships or < Endoecopy eKpe+*er>oei 654-2208____ Corporations ’ General Ledger 'Payroll FREE TRAVEL benefits’ Airlines now •RN - Cardiology hinng' Ail positions1 $71.500 $58 240 Taxes ‘ Monthly Financial Statement R.J.’S DECKS NEED MONEY? Out of work? We can •RN-OB/GYN ‘ New Business Set Up ‘ Appointments Cafl M >602 838-8885 Ext X-19201 help We are offering hundreds of money We offer high starting competitive saiar.es wen as ar excellent on Saturday or Evenings We custom build aft sizes and shapes making opportunities for you Earn Fully Insures Free Estimate# benefits package Interested individuals piease can Pe'sonnei at ZADZIELSKI ENTERPRISES INC. GAL'GUY FRIDAY Small firm has full $200-$500 weekly Call (201)485-0198 Ext. 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Live in your take responsibility a must For more Wall units Bathrooms available rmation call i 900 990 9399 are invited to apply by calling Executive dream house1 Earning potential unlim informatiorVinterview please call Len Evarythlng mad* in our ahop accord P'REE ESTIMATES ‘ FULLY INSURED m 8pm 7days $12.00 phone Ext 999 Editor Don Veleber at 674-8000 ited! (Part time/fulI time) Call ai 376-3000 ing to your apaclflcatlona 1-800-825-2295 578-4338 687-0614 - 789-9508 * Bit -HOPSDA’ JUNE •* 1M( COUNT- LEADER NEWSPAPERS HOME IMPROVEMENTS ELECTBCWNS MOVING STORAGE PLUMBING -REE EXPERTS MISCELLANEOUS gQ* SAl E Al TERRAHOVA AMERICAN RFC BALL ocal and wor ElECTRCAL CONTBACTORS R.J S ADDITIONS dwxJe movers Rr Carpet sen e s J.V.D W~uRl FOOC£AS X X X C O X FLORIDA Age-' JNivERSITI , a '. N BES* . R ftfeS f Ba r b a r a EW«rtc« fUpaln A WtuMMom w r rustom bustc a; ypes of additions lines 276 2 0/0 *60' W Edgar Roao PLUMBING & HEATING Fufiv insured Fra# Estimate# Ah U w IW Cnmwimr ntfuMna Lmden PC 00102 BATH ROOM* RE MOOF V~ YOcR AC come- apoaw to m . So*cuAz-:-s r OusSyr? Lanc&cjto* m • DOtf'S EC0N0WV • BOILERS as k 00 om w a M to * Security ^.ighang Cal to Free Esftmaie ■ E 5E R C L E A N HG Our toe-ndfy s 600-33SS Bm p t 578-5656 MOVING & STORAGE . 4 *xx.f service . *r?-» - - be happy ""he Recommended Move- Our ?5th 276-8377 4S2-0604 • £ TR At REPAIRS * • ■ N M PC 00019 '• P & & ■ 2T-579C GARAGE SALE m e n tt Free e s tim a te s • » e r - Union A r T H d U S T TJ r •-w^eAeod hours . >g^ t -, w * e* - R TAVARES 587-0035 588-MOVE MAX SR & PAUL S.S. TREE SERVICE oc 2 Wi'-ooiS^rx* repair* i_>c**n*e ~4 ■ S naf «nj- ro»- ? ■ 5. cm : S * ' u * C « « is r a 430-8264 HOME IMPROVEMENTS P A U i S y 4 M MOVERS SCH0 ENW AIDER 688*4699 ... A, V u nusu* :jrv * f -ng»s;r Additions Comers Deem Formerly Of Yale Ave 1912 Ov>#r ' ; ’ « •-* oes» carvwc cr.&- a racj-# Roots Windows Siding Hittside PM 00 ’ 77 Gas Hea: i Watar feate-s c oM wcrti T ati c a a i gravmgs -arge » - ..3QC s-or aneSrrons RICH BLINDT JR Local 4 Long - » e t t » k « u » w v a w y .w o 'e* Estimates Insured lnstali»#on i Sem e* - - XTvesear :>»* 'oom- Electric a/ Contractc' Distance Moving t-S' M.TES fU “ l*SF-r " ■ - !■-'!.;■ ha Oi “ • » L*C Nc 9006 BOB 964-5813 CALL 688-7768 O'-ient- se *• aes* beds • RESIDENTIAL 686-0749 * --5- v * arc Nano. Arv - JSE WASHING RITTENH0USE L x 101 4182 UPHOLSTERY ■ Meffiacr - • -•nge'-at.-y o-ve .COMMERCE a s - STYLE :onc tah^- b »• ncKr • is r . s t r ia . M~A PlCHAftD "SChCERW;-. oER MOVING Plumbing Heeimg. A r-Cond : • ~ - f s 'DIN!SGROOM -anthm Avenue v JOS TO BA M : 5 , F POWER WASH S*ies and Service Washing FAM . ' OWNED OPERATED 8 :> TSS 4 BARST0C '*cf>sgar Ave' -1 Satorha> June t6 PRICES THAT WON’T Fully Shared Statewide Moving Repays * a • • RECOVERED wa'es 7»n$ CaH Us “ irst For Free Estimates Bathroom 4 Knrh*n F** - o<\+--■_ SHOCK YOU 10%OFF ■-** He 9' 4 Li a* W str -- CUSHIONS RtSTuFFE: 688-1853 241-9791 •Restoer :,ai • Com iw • - 3 LFHOLSTERY » A _ X H A..HA ■ -■ ,5=v • - Ttoftstrafion & Estimates PMOQ112 • . .. - U • , 245-4886 464-8635 . NiON h ... 0706 mAEFER Mi.. v -NG Reliable very »cw - M -r , -terns avaaabte License No 6551 ales 2 hour minimum Same rates or SPURR ELECTRIC Pr e s s u r e w a s h in g 686- 5953' •AtapHnum S«srg weekends --sured Free estimates PRINTING Trture anc soys •Vinyl S*d*nq license PMXS61 Anytime 964 1?I6 ' V T T ~ : ...... New $ Alteration W;-» y e 302 Eas Also Decks and Concrete ODD JOBS ___ PROFESSIONAL p r Tn t m e o a PAINTING (Exterior. CONSULTANT Speaa*m g r recassec .gh&ng and CEILING FANS a specialty Electnca v , ‘ * -- DRIVEWAY SEALING Corporate 4 persona compute' lase- wemce c r ;wx: q ■ - to Pei#- " ■' .a — -©cessed lighting ceramic hie work Ca' . .. - .. ■ . * References Insurance scarv^-r quai'b typesert-^g andsecxjnfy agfv-7 atlaraBon? a n d '-** 687-5529 or 964 6045 If no answer dei've’-y Word or~ t 7' :>??.*•*' -m* .'pe^aic CDs Eddte or M&e signs Ad worv consuls concept to developments Uce^se No 7288 Fxity leave message Mate or Word Pec oc.ertors terns classca-! LP's books completion Small business aut - o > Insured No Job Too Smaii 862-0728 — * ~ ~ ..sec ‘ j ' oto' e static wagor dual pnees : trpm S3C r -ee q o?es •" -x . ______85 i 9614______ELECTRICAL PLUMBING, drains Saturday Sttodav 10AM-4PM JEWELEIS cleaned roofing monthly grass cutting comparisons ACAP (Anvone v a *• FENCING ;awn dean up gutters cleaned masonry Pnntmedia 467-8536 diana Street New and repair John, 688 8596 4pm Two b & : • ^ :: * SETTING CO. NFA.ERSEV SEW VQRK ANTWERP Menus newsletters, flyers, pam •CHAINUNK DIAMOND SETTING EXTRAORDI phleU resumes., single sne-e- •WOOD HOME HANDY MAN NAIRE manufacturing SPECIAL page. •DOG RUNS Palming, paperhanging, carpen ORDERS OFFICIALGIA IMPORTER •POOLS try & odd jobs, clean-ups No day 10A M 3P M Many good house a p p r a is e r . ROOFING FREE ESTIMATES job too small. hold surplus including new items Harte FREE WALK GATE WITH PURCHASE 905 Mountain Ave D0TSY LOU 964-8809 quins galore Too good Ip m iss______OF 100 FEET OR MORE Springfield, New Jersey 925-2567 381 2094 ROOFING MAP. EWOOC 2*6 Durand Road Satur 376-8881 or 376-8880 PAINTING No job too smaB 6 INSTRUCTiQNS day 10A M 3P M Many good house CUSTOM WOOD specialists Pressure KITCHEN A ' r F RDINANDI PAINTING or too iarge hoid surplus toduding new Hems Harle treated, cedar spruce AH styles avail All types of repairs quins galore 7 lor $1 00 Too good lo Gutters Leaders, Siding INSTRUCTIONS able Stockade privacy and chain link JAN'S KITCHENS INC. INTERIOR.EXTERIOR Expertly installed Free estimates CUSTOM KITCHENS AT PIANO, ORGAN ROOF1NG.GUTTERS.LEADERS tion by ex per >en DRD COLLECTORS delight 1000 s Neat and Clean STOCK CABINET PRICES 688-2188 --•■ms $ 0: ea r 000 s 45 s 25c Over 25 Years Experience call M en* 762 33 European 4 Traditional Concepts Fea Fnda) Satu'day ONLY 8 Village TOM S FENCING Free Estimates Very Reasonable ners and adults 1 tunna the ‘ Dorwood Custom Cabinet IS located i South Orange 762-0973 ALL TYPES Uner CALL 964-7359 ROOFING CONTRACTOR NEW & REPAIR Call Jan at 647-6556 Specializing in 1 ply Rubber Roofing ...... For a Free In Home Estimate R-RIS RASKIN Hot Tar and Shingles aN types of cneap Ot*c« furniture tunKhm gs NO JOB TOO SMALL be os hnens clothes and miscellaneous LANDSCAPING PAINTING Repars penenced teach FREE ESTIMATES A l work guaranteed lip Road Friday and Saturday June EXTERIOR A INTERIOR K 8 and Spec« i S«h i CALL: ANTHONY FISCHETTI Landscaping FREE ESTIMATES/INSURED Fully Insured Free Estimates jects Reference Landscape design, sod, shrubs, trees 688-2612 1 Maplewood 761-5427 lawn maintenance Free estimates CaH WORK GUARANTEED Moms Av & Sr 763-0320 REASONABLE RATES q u a l it y FLOORS REFERENCES BOETTCHER BROS ROOFING & SIDING _.VO\ i047 SCHNEIDER Avenue o” CALL 564-9293 Moms Avenue) Mufti-family sale Fnday SANDING, REFINISHING and Picketing LANDSCAPING Hardwood and Parquet Pioors Fully and Saturday June 15 and 16 9-4 Design i Construction D M C PAINT WALLCOVERING Infer w in d o w s . g u t t e r s - d o o r s Something tor everyone Ramdate Fnday insured Free Estimates Call Km Floor CARPENTRY.BATH ROOMS Sanding, Inc 226 3829______lawn Maintenance tor Speaalist Free Estimates Fully In and Saturday June 22 and 23 Free Estimate. Fully Insured GARAGE DOORS Free Estimates UNION 1217 Wildwood ’ errace Satur 467-5125 GREGORY ZALTSSHTEIN Painter day June 16th 8A M 4P M Four fam GARAGE DOORS installed repairs & Exterior/ interior Plaster and sheetrock 527-9168 lies combined Furniture fabrics clothes service, electric operators A raoio con 467-4713 mg Fully insured references Ail jobs (Alter 4 00 P M ) trols STEVENS OVERHEAD DOOR guaranteed Free estimate 373-9438 Q Q O j 241 0749______~G reen Gr ass WE STOP LEAKS ■ U t e I INTERIOR/ EXTERIOR PAINTING CLARK BUILDERS, INC. >N 177 Elmwood Avenue Satur GUTTERS/LEADERS ENTERPRISES QUAILITY WORK REASONABLE All types of roof repairs: June 16th 8AM 1PM Something Landscape Contractor (7) MISCELLANEOUS for rates. Fully insured 3a2-io?9 •New Roofing *Tear offs GUTTERS * LEADERS •Spring Cleanups *Lawn Maintenance Serving Union County for over 20 years •Shrubs *Sod *Top Soil *Mulch FLEA MARKET UNION 268 LINCOLN Avenue (off UNDERGROUND DRAINS J.L. CAR0LAN AH work guaranteed Fully insured Residential Commercial Chestnut Street near 5 Points' June 16 Thoroughly cleaned and flushed Free Estimates DEALERS WANTED Huge >rxJoc- FREE ESTIMATES PAINTING 9-2^ Furniture glassware antiques dis Air Conditioned1 Sunday July 15i AVERAGE HOUSE $35.00 Call, Day or night hes. clocks, other items INTERIOR.EXTERIOR Mary's High School ElizabetX ALL DEBRIS BAGGED FROM ABOVE 851-2188 Quality Workmanship ______381-5145______352-4350 for information UNION 28 Jensen ^.ane Saturday June Reasonable Rates MARK ME1SE228-4965 16, 9- 1pm No early birds Household, Free Estimates WILLIAM H VEIT Roofinq + Seamless Repairs______Replacements baby and exerase items HOLLYWOOD ______815-0261/688-5457______Gutters Free Estimates Own work In HEALTH & FITNESS sured Since 1932 241-7245______MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALt JOES INTERIOR PAINTING, INC UNION 366 WARD Street (5 points) LANDSCAPING __ RUBBISH REMOVAL AAA SWIM POOL ^a-enouse oea-- ; June 16, 9-3 Rocker, Typewriter linens LET ME HELP YOU Fully insured Free estimates Highest out models 31 long pools with sundecks ARTISTIC LANDSCAPING quality workmanship Union, 964-4187. hi-rate filter, heavy duty imer safety EARN S S S S A- ONE REMOVAL fence ladders vacuum. #an-arr> 3e<’ While you enjoy the benefits of my DESIGN ‘ATTICS 'BASEMENTS 'GARAGES safe, proven and effective PAINTING & offer asking $988 complete nstaH arc EXOTIC GARDENS & 'LOTS 'WAREHOUSES 100% finance available Free solar cover Maytag WEIGHT LOSS PROGRAM POND INSTALLATION PLASTERING WE TAKE AWAY ANYTHING Call Stan 1 800^828-2027 Controls and normalizes the appetite 25 YEARS EXPERIENCE caps and 100% natural Convenient within food LOW RATES AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY DiS budget TREE REMOVAL FREE ESTIMATES COVERY SHOP SECOND HAND FREE ESTIMATES 245-4285 FURS, JEWELRY CLOTHING FOR UNION, 984 Midland Bgulevard (b- Call Sy 761-5142 CALL: LENNY TUFAN0 ANYTIME WOMEN MEN AND CHILDREN 2012 vmgston School block Sateday J u n e MORRIS AVENUE (UNION CENTER' 16th 9-4pm 2 families household items HOME IMPROVEMENTS 686-1838 273-6025 DEBRIS REMOVAL We remove trees 964-6220 scroll saw. pictures, baby 'terns child stumps, concrete, bnck, stone, dirt, met ren s clothes birth to 5 years Ramdate PRIVATE PAINTING. Quality work Inter 30 YEARS EXPERIENCE MAHON LANDSCAPING als, pools furnaces appliances etc BASEBALL CARDS, football cards June 23rd ‘ Cleanups ‘Shrubs ‘ Reseeding lor, extenor by George Tnkalinos Call Light demolition Free Estimates11 Fully comic books 12,000 June 16 10-3 7 A. BIN! & SONS 272-6842 New Creations A Repairs1 ‘ New Lawns-Sod-Seed insured" 486-4226 Highland Place Maplewood 845-0259 WEST ORANGE Multi-family Dogwood We Take Pride In A Job, WeH Done1 ‘ Power Thatching *RR ties Road (off Northfield) June 16th RESIDENT! AL«COMMERCIAL MIKE*S CLEAN-UP Service We dean BEDROOM 5 PIECE, Irvingroom both ‘ Masonry ‘ Air Conditioning ‘ Monthly Maintenance Light Tree Work 10A M-4P M From baby items to estate out attics, basements and garages Take are new 991-0755 ‘ Pabos ‘ Stonework ‘ Tile ‘ Brickwork ‘ Shrub beds designed & planted VM PAINTING items and everything m between away unwanted metal, wood appliances ‘ Steps ‘ Heating ‘ Light Carpentry ‘ Top Soil ‘ Stone & mulch work lnterior»Exteriof On-job clean up and more Call BEDROOM FURNITURE Tnple dresser YARD SALE ‘ Residential Retndgeration FULLY INSURED FREE ESTIMATES Paper Hanging 761-4267______with two mirrors, chest, armoire two night Fuly Insured Free Estimates REASONABLE RATES Free Estlmates^lnsured tables, double boxspnng and mattress MAPLEWOOD 27 Lmdsleydsley Avenuel Sa CHRIS MAHON 686-0638 687-6924 731-7718 CaH Vince Union, N J SERVICES OFFERED plus frame Off white and pine $600 urday only|rW. 9 9Am M.-4P M Furniture, new negotiable Cash only 761-6552 baby stroller etc PETER P. FERRETTI JR. 353-2668 HCI SECURITY SYSTEMS Quality, ser VERONA, MARTIN Road, (off Pompton l vice and reliability Total package $425 BUNK BEDS, new all wood, complete A AN MARG . IES and Claremont), Block sale 10 different LANDSCAPING installed 2 year warranty Call with bedding $199 00 Call 991-0327 INTERIOR SPECIALISTS "RICHARD" 1-800-752 3917 houses1 Saturday June 16th, 9 4pm PROFESSIONAL CRAFTSMEN RYSZARD BLASZCZYK Raindate June 17th, 9-4pm YOUR TOPS—NEW LOCATION COLONIAL COMBINATION Hutch/Cuno ALL PHASES OF 389-3855 secretary desk, good condition $100 WANTED TO BUY INTERIOR RENOVATION CUSTOM PRINTED Roselle Park, 245-3828 •PLASTER* SHEETROCK ‘Interior ‘Extehor T-SHIRTS DINING ROOM, Colonial, dark pine 1AAAAAAA TO ZZZZ2ZZ AAA ANTI WALLS* CE1LINGS»CARPEN- FULLY INSURED ‘Commercial ‘ Residential ALSO JACKETS 'SWEATS ‘HATS table, 6 chairs, hutch Asking $500 Call QUE BUYING Service Anything old or antique Old toys furniture, paintings TRY.FLOOR INSTALLATION & ATHLETIC WEAR 688-4060, after 5pm WE DON'T JUST CREATE 374-0644 FOR YOUR BUSINESS trunks trains fishing equipment, linens REPAIR.CERAMIC TILE-AIR BEAUTIFUL LAWNS SCHOOL 'CLUBS 'TEAM 'ETC. (E) SALE rugs sports, Christmas, military items LESS SPRAY.CUSTOM WE DO IT AT AN 31 Yale Street, Maplewood old pool tables 763-6408 AFFORDABLE PRICE TOP QUALITY (Prospect to Harvard to Yale) PAINTING* ALL TYPES of old jeweiry wanted Cos- ★ FULL LAWN MAINTENANCE WILLIAM E. QUICK SERVICE Friday, Saturday 10-4 FULLY INSURED ★ SPRING 4 FALL CLEAN-UP Colonial dm mg set, dry sink, Hitchcock tume sterling marcas«ip Also pre 1955 cfothmq access ones and glass REASONABLE RATES ★ RAILROAD TIES 272-0011 dinette set 4 poster bed electric bed BAUER ware Cafl 7d3-6947 anytime 376-2211 Springfield Area ★SOD/SHRUBS Professional Painting 101 South 21*1 Str»«t. Kenilworth desks hutches sofa end tables wing ★ TOP SOIL chair rocker steep sofa chests bnc-a 763-2420 South Orange Area brae, lamps, pictures kitchen items For Free Estimate Call Exterior/lnterior ANY LIONEL, FLYER washer drier refrigerator garage items 687-3345 IVES AND OTHER CARPENTRY AND custom home remod Paperhanqing SWIMMING POOLS and more eling Basements bathrooms, kitchens, INSURE!? TRAINS garages, decks floors walls ceilings Fu r n it u r e s a l e topi© dresser with op prices paid ■ 964-4942 DAVIES 635 2058 steps porches and more Free estimates POOL SERVICE mirror night table head-board $125 4 Senior Citizen's discount 687 7677 ladder back chairs. $6C excellent condi ______334-8709 515 3046______tion best offer Ca: ‘‘ S? 38'7 PAPER HANGING OPENINGS BOOKS We buy and sell books 321 ABOVE GROUND ' IN GROUND DRYWALL INTERIOR Sheetrock Paint w w p arv Avenue Plainfield 754 3900 EXPERT Ou8lity Service - Repairs GE WASHER and dryer sarge capacity mg Ceramic Tile Bathrooms, Kitchens, PAPERHANGING i Liners * Heaters Excellent condmor $165 each 2 re MAKE EXTRA money i buy ok) furniture Drop Cetlmas Carpentry Free Esti frigerators $20C a no $300 Money hat* MASONRY PAINTING Expert Leak Detection jewelry china silver frames paintings nates No Job To Small' Cali Dennis guarantee 694-2235 687 5883 AL NELSON ” b y 352-6292 bnc-a brae linens pottery lamps CaH Specializing In General Repairs MIKE TUFAN0 HOT New Kids on the Block beech 272 2008 or 241-2601 OPENINGS. REPAIRS, weekly mainte towels and Nm(a Turtles School Supplies FINE CARPENTRY FREE ESTIMATES nance Expert leak detection Call MODEL TPLAINS Wanted any *0 ‘ scale WALLS*PATIOS*STEPS Lunch kits with thermos b a o packs ^-oudtng bonei any shape any age by SIDEWALKS*WATERPROOF»NG and MEASURING 68 7 2277 L4S Pool Service penal cases notebooks, portfolios and wrecks welcome Cai! 373-8623 anytime WALTER DENNIS, JR. Fully Insured References Available much more Retail only 73 1 0791 O n* ol NJ * Finest!' 25 years experience 522-1823 OLD STAMP COLLECTIONS, Letted Kitchens* Basements •Roofing . . . L iu /. 687-9032 688-6638 Tttf ings” 763:' ,t)29 fpcTurs^5Z55TCSr^s • ~ *rinrrH tort-c FYPt - n^rm...... autoc-aphs cnm.r books, baseball cards Sky lights* Alterations PaperhanginQ institute Free estimates il l and other collecubles Estate appraisals GABRIELE MASONRY Contractors All | ■■ FAM T- E INbTAi i FP KRENUL MODEL 200 Installation Appii and much, much m ore1 Fully insured Call Jim Durkin 964 5286 Call Norman Scrivener, 7 Highland types of mason work Bnck block ce^ calor with hose and blower $800 00 Call 24 years experience New and Repairs Place Maplewood, 762-5650 ment steps patios stucco Free esti PROFESSIONAL WALLCOVERING in Regrouting/Remodeling 997-3262 373-7016 mates Call Frank 759-6793 staiiations Fully insured Guaranteed No Job too Big or Small MOVING MUST sell 1 Burroughs Way, Orlg. Recyclers of Scrap Certified by Paperhanging Institute Free I do it all HANDY PERSONS 45 years experience (corner Parker Avenue) Friday Satur Metal KIRIL T0L0MANOSK estimates Commeiudi rystdentiai call Electrical & plumbing work, ceramic & vtn- MASONRY WORK JOE MEGNA day, Sunday, June 15th 16th 17th Joseph 736-0241 or 736-1766 10A M 4P M Recliner bedroom furm MAX WEINSTEIN yi tite repairs ceiling fans Faucets a spe •Steps •Home Repairs ture, couch, refrigerator/ freezer, two aafty Call 374 8923 •Patios •Additions WALLCOVERING INSTALLATIONS De 429-2987 SONS, INC, •Stone • Porch cor a tor Quality affordable paces 15 piece sectional, much more •Basements •Enclosures years experience All types of material, SINCE 1919 QUALITY CARPENTRY. I E Construc MOVING SALE, Saturday June 16, Daily 8-5/Sat 8 30-12 16 St Paid Dnve wall preparation Free estimates tion specializes v> at< types of renova DENICOLO TILE CONTRACTORS 9am-4pm Appliances, furniture, king Irvington, N J 762 7467 Lewis ______boos large or small Additions decks Established 1933 size platform bed, toys, housewares 686-3236 siding windows wood working, base 371-6339 PLUMBING Kitchens, Bathrooms, Repairs, Goul- lawnmower, tools and lots more mem and arise 'eoovat>on< j * . - M.DFUTGCH irtg, Tile Floors, Tub Enclosures. 376-4366 PEZ DISPENSERS wanted Cash pax) 201 537 4974. Chns BLEIWE13 r>rw 3r"7 AT,. " T * r«iated MASON CONTRACTOR PLUMBING A HEATING Showers tails OFFICE FURNITURE and equipment Terns Private collector all Joan * STEPS* SIDEWA, > •Gas heating conversion Free Estimates Fully Insured Large executive desk, matching ere (201)736-7717 or 736 5Q56. •Gas hot water heater denza secretary desk, computer table, ★ ALL MASONRY No job loo small or loo iarge gray filing cabinet, Pitney Bowes copier * Varvt>es * Bathtub Enclosu'ff'- •Bathroom 4 kitchen remodeling 686-5550,390-4425 * Ceramic Tiling ♦ Kitchen Cabinets 25 YEARS EXPERIENCE REASONABLE RATES and other miscellaneous items Cali ♦ Vinyl A Wood Fkxm ng♦ Parting FULLY INSURED Fully Insured and Bonded P.0. BOX 3695, Union, NJ 686-0606 ask for Sharon; 686 3046 and leave message ♦ Carpentry ★ Pannehog FREE ESTIMATES State kcense 7876 FREE ESTIMATES 379-9099 686-7415 RUG, 9x12, goid/brown mix, like new Providing Rekabte Efficient Seen- e >v TOWING best offer End tables, lamps radios Reasonable Prices Smoe 1966 appliances Must sell Call 687 4461 REN-CENT CONSTRUCTION C0RP ~ JOSEPH" MCGADEY 782-7100 MASONRY^ WORK PLUMBER DRUID TOWING STARCRAFT POP-UP Camper Hard -BRICK FRONTS -FIREPLACES top Stove, icebox, sink Very good conci 1955 Spring fl*W Aewiurtl»ptewooa No job too small! 23'/: HOUR SERVICE non Steeps 8 $875. Call 338 7713 (8) ANNOUNCEMENTS 239-3357 •STEPS -CHIMNEYS • VINYL SIDING SEWER CLEANING JUNK CARS REMOVED TREES FOR sale, Colorado Blue .REPLACEMENT W !NQOWS Evtninas A Weekends SERVICE Spruce, White Pine and Douglas Fir, 6 ANNOUNCEMENTS A Division o f Vincent j Morocco Free Es&mates Insured License No 5013 LOCKOUT SERVICE feet high. $50.00 delivered minimum 4 IM M IG RATIO N N A T U R AL i Z A TIO N Realtor Bulkier Al! Work Guaranteed trees Other sizes available 964-0577 forms filled out Ca- Mr Seaai at 964 « 3 9 354-8470 399-4994 687-8730 leave message 992 5137 COUNTY LEADER NEWSPAPERS — THURSDAY. JUNE 14. 1WO — B " ANHOuMC EMEU'S AUTO FOR SALE AUTO FOR SALE AUTO FOR SALE AUTO FOR SALE CHURCHES ATTENTION GOVERNMENT Mixed 1983 FORD RANGER truck 4 1984 NISSAN 300ZX 5 speed T top* ■ 986. TOYOT* COROLLA SRi G ny ! vehacte* from $100 Ford* Mercedes cylinder, power steenno brake* a* cnjiee new transm «**or clutch arvd « speed air'condibonec am/frr CLUBS • SCHOOLS Corvettes,corvettes t-hevysChevy* Surplus buyeiboyars 54 000 m ie* Asking $3 500 Anthony or conditioning Greet condition 52.500 48k mites ant) th#h Oevica ore*? cond* CUNC RAISING guoe ,1 602 838-8885 Ext A '920 Donna 686-9514 mites $5 w O Call 687 3030 bon Asking $5500 6 '8 6530 eve-evenr*^, 3PEDAL fVEITS *996 BMW 325 2 door black 52 000 •983 FORD MUSTANG Convertible 1984 NISSAN PULSAR 4 cylinder * 989 TQ YO 7 * A MP Y _ £ ' 6 40C j « i l ! r y j i f f y N c v e fte i miles automatic sw-conditioned power GLX V-6 automabc power steenng turbo 71,000 rnite* *kver am/fm ar mues automatic transmissor pow» steenng power Yvake* power windows brakes windows iocks ar AM/FM cas SELECTION condbon sunroof $2800 964-0546 s unroot s»rec tape ai' ••- .YSorsng amlm ste-'eo cassette sunroof sette 53.000 miles Leave message ■W-OLESAwE br ic F' Best dffer ike brarc ->+*w S •. '’OC ■9 PETS $ 12 000 731 8022 (evenings 964-9087 1987 OLDSMOBiLE NINETY Eight ’CONSGNNENT "= W S Loaded power sunroof Bose radio tape 761 4064 ' 98" BMW 3251$ Black with rnaroor 1971 FORD MUSTANG Convertible electnc dash leather seats climate con PPTS rath er mtenor 5 speed Loaoed 30.000 Automatic 302 power steering/ brakes trot $10,900 9-5, (201) 245-0173 GIFTS PLUS ~ ves Mr', condition $16 300 sell YOUR AD could appear her+ to- * • *>> J'JI; S. ~ -* s * H Sf. A.K-' **%nfc TOO ST^eC Totally restored 60 000 miles Blue as $6 0C per week al 'or ,?etaas 201; 761-5736______1977T>UTLASS 4 door, power steenng * - •-.,*• -e'Tec- taroev o©£ Wh*- white top $9500 Senous inQuirees Our fnend»y class-’*-.* aeoartrr.e^ * -• brakes automatic, aircooditiohed rear • 5 6 4 &. ■ K GESTURE Metal k t 964 5128______be happy to help you ta< 'S 3 94 964-9660 defroster 60,000 miles good corvdibon S c Ooer- K.e G enem i h-.. >><• - do 1981 CHEVY CAMARO Berlinetta Power steering/ windows/ transmission, air, $1200 1975 Monte Carlo, automatic, air, best offer Call Tony 687 4679 1980 CHEVY CAMARO Z28 V8 350. power steenng/ brakes Good condition in and out $2500/ best offer 686-0118 after 4PM 1971 CHEVY CHEVELLE Malibu, V8 307. Brown, 4 -door, power steering Prepay your ad for your car or Good condition in/ out $1500/ best offer 686-0118 after 4PM ______truck for two weeks for only 1976 CHEVY CORVETTE, power steering/ brakes, 4 speed, tilt/ tele wheel, air, T top, white/ brown intenor $7,900/ 00 best offer 665 7762 1986 CHEVY IROC Z 28 Red 30K rjA * 1 0 Payable in miles, loaded, T tops Immaculate condi bon Must sell immediately $7,900/ best Advance offer 686-4303 ______1979 CHEVY CORVETTE Red, white leather, T-roof, auto, air condiboning, NO REASONABLE power brakes, power windows 59,600 miles $8750 762-7100 or 239-3357 1985 CHRYSLER FIFTH Avenue Power OFFERS REFUSED! AND WE WILL SELL brakes/ steering/ windows, automabc, air, cruise AM'FM tape, leather seats, • TOP ALLOWANCES FOR YOUR TRADE-lN! YOUR CAR FOR YOU! wire wheels 74,000 miles 661-9269 8n» """ 11 N*w \ im 1976 CHRYSLER Cordoba 2 door, 6 , im 1W cylinder, maroon, AM/FM, air, power GRAND AM Li 1W SUM 1*0 U GRAND AM l( ! 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Ryan Bui who holds the all-time strikeout !t is true th*t Hillside’s Vinnie record ir. one season b\ s rookie0 A , ue he won the Cy Young Award Cocilovo ended the 1990 high school "r following season baseball season with a less-than as: t answer The a. time- leader in ummgs pitched during one impressive record of 3-5-1 But rest • r ■ c, i even- ;s Mike Marsha! who hurled a total of 208 innings in assured, every other statistic of his ' M for the permac winning L.A Dodgers Marshall, who was 15-12 was more than impressive. - 1 - saves a no a .! ERA lira’ year. ended his career with the Mels in Aside from the fact that the sopho the same team that now employs outfielder Mike Marshall, more lefty owned three -quarters of his -v $ ongrainations g u Jared Weiss of Springfield, who has team’s wins, opposing hitlers were wor: another S5 gift certificate to a local sporting goods store. held to an anemic average of .193 p«ease have your responses in our Union offices — at 1291 Stuyvesant against him. In 59 innings of work, A ve — by no later than noon each Monday. Cocilovo struck out 60, walked just 23 and only permitted 45 hits. And that’s why Cocilovo was named to this year's All-County Leader baseball team, as the left- The 1990 All-County handed pitcher. Teammate Terry Meadows received All-CLN Honor able Mention status, Leader baseball team Phou B > T an Pi- a • Cocilovo, who is pitching for the Jeff Ban Id Base______B rear Icy Regional Springfield American Legion team TEAM OF MVPS — That-was-l^o-.- ’ ” • 1S6 w h e n tt ; ’• " " Peaer \ccomando, 2nd B a « ------Brearley Regional this summer, appears to have quite a was presented with Most Valuable Player Awards — for each of their respective sports Jofar Cabala. Shortstop------...... Linden — during the school s senior an sports awards dinner at /Reflections last Wednesday Tan Zawacki. 3rd Base ...... Ros. Catholic future. Pck Sankc Outfield______,„...... Union “Vinnie was by far my best pitcher night. In the bottom row, from left are Anthony Speranfea. Trina Glass, the schools Chad Bender. Outfield------..... Ros. Catholic this year," said Hillside coach Frank booster club president. Carol Charlie. Lorenzo Geroso. Qhristina Speranza and Terry George Dancy. Outfield...... Linden Meadows. In the top row. from left, are Kyle Robinson. Jstwes Mazyck. Artis Hemingway Mike Massaro Catcher______...----- ...... Roselle Vitale. "And with a better defense * S a - >»li Des Hme- ...... __Linden behind him, he could have had a belter and athletic director Lawrence Coppoia V m t Cocilovo, LHP ...... Hillside record than 3-5. His statistics show D w t Sasncki, RHP------— ...... Union M he's going to be a very good pitcher." Honorable Mention The Standings GIMME A “BRAKE Brearley Regional Brearley Regional 429 N. Broad St Elizabeth • 355-8994 Brearley Regional New Management Specials! Brearley Regional Major Leagues Dayton Regional Hablamos Espanol Dale Torborg____—------Dayton Regional Knghts. of Col...... Viafl Gallaro...... —...... Dayton Regional Roury______VALUABLE COUPON r - VALUAiLf COUPON Btlh Han...... :------Dayton Regional i Terry Meadows ...... Hillside Elks______...... Linden BRAKE Jerry Nigro...... —f. B'nai Brith______- WHEEL Mike BabuUki...... 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Union LHP, HILLSIDE Utset wins 1st Salute to Locat By MARK YABLONSKY | ) l A M O \ Hillside’s Edgar Utset, who is now Business 8 Industry a student at Seton Hall University, Puerari won his first game of the 1990 Ameri can Legion baseball season when he 545 Chancellor Avenue, Irvington, N J. 07111 • 201-372-3350 Electric threw a five-hitter as Springfield is tops defeated Kenilworth, 4-3, last Tues day night in the opener of Union BRAKE SPECIAL County League play for both teams. • Install new pods or shoe* The game was played at Ruby Field in • Re-/ace rotors or drums $ « 4 .8 8 Springfield. • lubricate bearings • Adjust connections Utset, who is one of five Hillside rtoM can vei 9.'H< SL-n • Check and road lest , r « i i residents to be playing for Springfield I’d .v \ 0 ° this summer, struck out eight and MUFFLER SPECIAL 1URSERIES walked five in all seven innings of ' 376-7698 play. Last summer, Utset went 4-3 OUT M o st C ars MM IW with a 2.30 ERA for Springfield, Gao*f»tkx*» 0« 95 S-»rv»c* which won a special county playoff to Installation Available *24 advance into state tournament play. Also, Utset rapped a two-run dou c * G o t V W ble for Springfield in the bottom of 43 COM Mi Ik the first inning when the Post #228ers TUNE-UP SPECIAL SPRING HELL forced a 2-2 tie with Kenilworth. • Install plugs, cap, rotor PEOPLE FOR M l o o 'feft 34 LOW COST SPAY/N Springfield went ahead with two runs • Inspect parts, cables, filters, PCV • Test batte ry a n d charging system 95 in the bottom of the second inning, • C h e ck and road test $3 8 and Utset went on to protect the lead - *r ■ U cyi nightly rugtw ____ % — with the help of a diving catch by A SPAY tour pit second baseman Clayton Trivett in FREE ‘FREE-FREE 1 «]) A»« • Htawrt* f t A ' 371-4550 the top of the seventh inning. urs. 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