COUNTY WORRALL COMMUNITY NEWSPAPERS THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1B9S SECTION B (Jrom Trie Summit, UJB merger impact on county unclear 'Editor's Ky Chris Gatto "The prompt integration of Summit Regional Editor and UJB Financial will generate cost What the impact will be locally savings that will offset the initial dilu- Hy Tom Canuvun with the recent decision by UJB tion to UJB Financial shareholders, Kditor In Chief Financial Corp. and Summit Bancorp, and is expected to add savings per to merge has not yet been determined. share in 1997. The transaction will I'm having difficulty understand- The announcement of a definitive enable the combined entity to achieve ing what the New Jersey League of agreement to merge was made Sept. returns that neither company could Municipalities does. 11 and at that same time it was made realize on a stand-alone basis," said T. Yes, I know that when municipal known that a "cost-reduction process" Joseph Semrod, UJB's chairman. councils and township committees would bo forthcoming. "We remain dedicated to building consider resolutions recommended But what the impact will be on shareholder value." Summit's 15 branches and UJB's 22 by the League of Municipalities, Under the terms of the merger, branches in Union County is still up in the governing body doesn't blink which was approved Sept, 11 by the air. an eye to pass them. I've covered boards of directors of both banks, "We have not made that determina- several towns and when these resol- Summit's shareholders will receive tion yet," said C. Scott Rombach, utions are read, council people .90 shares of UJB common stock for seem to sit in awe when the League senior vice president for corporate each share of Summit common stock of Municipalities is mentioned in communications for UJB, when asked in a tax-free exchange. The merger the text, how the' 37 branches would be will bo accounted for as a pooling-of- I also know the League sponsors affected. interesls. Based on the average clos- an annual convention in November With branches scattered throughout ing price of UJB common stock, the for any and all officials from across the county, including several tit Union transaction's value is estimated at the stale. The convention is held in Township, Summit and Chatharfi, it is S31.95 per share, or a total of SI.2 Atlantic City, and from what I have not unlikely that at least some of the billion. experienced, there's more action in banks in the county will be subjected the casinos and hotel bars —- until 4 to either consolidation, closure or a Tho now corporation,; Summit a.m. — than there is at the seminars reduction in workforce. The new cor- Bank Corp., will have assets of S22 that are offered. poration will operate under the Sum- billion, deposits of $17.6 billion and mit name. shareholders equity of Si.7 billion. Photo By Joe Long I also know that towns pay dues The streamlining effort will bo The merger will create New Jersey's This United Jersey Bank, jocated on Morris Avenue in Union, is one of 22 Union County to the League of Municipalities headed by Summit Chief Executive second largest bank, celebrating a top branches owned by UJB Financial Corp. UJB last week announced plans to merge with based on, I believe, the size and Officer and President Robert G, Cox, three spot in 13 of the state's 21 coun- Chatham-based Summit Bancorp,, which owns 15 county branches. population of the town. who will bo the new bank's president ties. Summit will command the num- But other than lobby state gov- in addition to serving on its board of ber one market share in four of the sophies and substantially enhances tinction coming as the result of its vides financial services through its ernment, I don't understand the directors, and John G, Collins, UJB nation's top 25 counties ranked by per our market share in the largest market plans to acquire First Fidelity Bank, major lines of business including purpose of the League of Munici- financial vice chairman. Their mis- capita income. The company will in the nation. We are poised at the First Union is based in Charlotte, N.C, commercial banking, retail banking, retain a strong presence in eastern palities, and why towns —• and sion is to cut S78 million in annual threshold of some very exciting busi- Summit Bancorp., headquartered in mortgage banking and investment Pennsylvania, therefore taxpayers — have to fund operating costs through the elimina- ness opportunities," Chatham, has assets of $5,5 billion, management. These core businesses it when they really don't get much tion of duplicative systems and "other "This strategic partnership has The transaction is expected to close UJB is a Princeton-based financial and nine non-bank subsidiaries offer a of a return for their money. merger synergies," compelling benefits for us and is an in the first quarter of 1996, subject to services company with $15.9 billion full array of financial services to indi- The League is part of a recently According to published reports, ihe important part of our previous stated regulatory and shareholder approvals. in assets. It operates 277 community viduals, businesses, non-profit organi- formed coalition "that will work to new Summit intends to close 50 growth plan," said the 58-year-old UJB anticipates incurring a one-time banking offices and 277 automated zations, government entities and other ensure voter ratification of Public branches, the majority of those clo- Semrod, who will serve as chairman restructuring charge of about S54 mil- teller machines through United Jersey financial institutions. Question No. 3, the state mandate- sures coming in South and Central and chief executive officer of the now lion after taxes. Bank and New Jersey Savings Bank Merrill Lynch & Co. is acting as state pay amendment, in Novem- Now Jersey, An unspecified number corporation, "It is a solid blend of two First Union, with $16,1 billion in in New Jersey and First Valley Bank UJB's financial advisor and Keefe, ber. Approval of the public ques- of jobs will be eliminated. common business cultures and philo- assets, is the state's top bank, that dis- in Pennsylvania, The company pro- Bruyetie & Woods Inc. is Summit's. tion would amend the state Consti- tution to limit the imposition of future unfunded mandates on school districts, municipalities and A pile high Marrero named chairman counties." This came from a press release prepared by the coalition. of Kean's trustee board Is this what the League does in return for annual dues? & Jacinto "Jack" Marrero has been since 1994, is the executive director named chairperson of Kean College of the National Christian Leadership The League was instrumental in of New Jersey's Board of Trustees. conference for Israel. A professor lobbying our state legislators to He succeeds Larry Lockhart who was emerita in the College of Secondary support bill A-1908/S-7, the state elected chair in 1990 and has served Education at Seton Hall University mandate-state pay bill, which gives as a trustee since 1985. from 1968-89, Thoring, a West municipal councils and school dis- Marrero, a Princeton resident, was Orange resident, is widely recognized tricts the option to publish legal appointed to the board in 1993, He for her work in building bridges notices by title only. It's ironic that brings a lifetime of community ser- between Jews and Christians. a taxpayer-funded group would vice and human relations experience. Estabrook, who joined the1 board support a measure that would leave Since 1969, he has served in several this year, is a founder of and now is of taxpayers in the dark when it comes positions with The National Confer- counsel to Lindabury, McCormiek to actions taken by their governing ence of Christians and Jews, and is and Estubrook, a 32-lawyer firm bodies. currently its executive director of formed in 1954, located in Westfield. Who asked for their opinion? Greater New Jersey. A resident of Summit, he also serves Who asked for their interference? Two other board members, Sister as chairman of the Union County The League of Municipalities cer- Rose Thering and Kenneth Estabrook, Alliance, a broad based coalition tainly didn't go to the people who have been named vice-chair and sec- designed to provide a long-range vis- pay the taxes that eventually fund retary, respectively. ion JOT Union County's economic the group and ask how they felt Thering, who has served ihe board renewal and revitalization. about the public notice advertising bill. But that's one of the questions I Water-saving tips offered have about the League of Munici- palities. Whom docs it represent? to lessen drought woes If any of our elected officials can Photo By Jot Long shed some light on this topic, please A couple looks over the remains of the Hunan Garwood Restaurant, 358 North Municipalities in Union County • Mulch soil surface. Mulching cuts let me know. Ave., Garwood, following Saturday's fire, which destroyed the building, A pile of effected by tho drought emergency down on water loss due to rubble was all that remained Sunday following the blaze, which required the ser- are Berkeley Heights, Elizabeth, New evaporation. Residents served by New Jersey- vices of numerous firefighters including members of the Linden, Roselle and Rosel- Providence, Springfield, and Summit, • Shelter Container plants. Move American Water Company no lon- le Park departments. according to the Union County Board containers to shade areas to keep them ger will receive a quarterly bill. of Agriculture, from drying quickly in hot windy Gardeners in these towns are per- areas. Water meters will be read on a mitted to water plants, trees, shrubs, • Install a drip or other water con- monthly basis, and residents will Workshop to assist small-business owners and vegetable gardens with a hand- servation irrigation system. Slow drip receive a bill every month. hold hose with automatic shut off, and deep watering systems can save A workshop to teach small business owners how to bid ists and program directors from the Small, Women and New Jersey-American is saying watering can, or bucket any time dur- up to 60 percent of all water used in on government contracts will be sponsored by the Union Minority Division of the New Jersey Department of Com- that the monthly readings will make ing the day. garden care. County Economic Development Corporation and the merce; the Divisions of Purchasing from the County of plumbing leaks evident more Gardeners in the other Union • Water early in the day. Union County Chamber of Commerce on Oct. 5. Union and the City of Elizabeth; the Union County Eco- quickly, and help avoid high bills County towns can water as they nor- • Aerate lawns. The workshop, "Selling to All Levels of Government," nomic Development Corporation, and the Air Services because of water loss. mally do. • Cut lawns to proper height. Let will provide small business owners with a practical under- Development Office at Newark International Airport. - The following recommendations lawns reach a height of 3-4 inches. I'm looking at the now method as standing of how the government buys goods and services. The workshop will be held at the Elizabethtown Gas have been made to help gardeners Longer blades of grass can mean 3 to a conservation technique. Leaks Topics will include where to get information about con- headquarters in Liberty Hall Center, 1085 Morris Ave., conserve water; 4 days longer between waterings. during a drought period should be tracts and subcontracts, how to submit a bid, and what to Union. Registration is required. There is a fee of $25 per • Water frequently, deeply and Handouts for conserving water may fixed more quickly. do if you have problems. person. To register, call the Union County Chamber of thoroughly. This will encourage root- be picked up from the Union County Workshop presenters will include procurement special- Commerce at (908) 352-0900, ing and greater tolerance. Extension Office, (908) 654-9854. County remains tops in Moody's eyes; keeping interest down Union County has been awarded the coveted Aaa bond rating by Moody's The county made a presentation to Moody's Investors Service in May, and consider the progress we have made despite recent economic downturns in the Investors Service, Inc., one of ihe nation's oldest and largest bond rating and brought together business leaders from all sectors of ihe county. 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For information oh how to become an Infosourco advertiser, call (908) 686-9898, selection #8025 or contact Erik Kent at (908) 686=7700 ext. 311, WORRALL NEWSPAPERS — THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1995 — B3 Helm's Company plans Nominations are sought Checchio is alliance head; annual harvest festival Kean economics assistant for historic preservation Mauro Checehio has been named development and business advocacy, The 2nd Now Jersey Regiment, other dance tunes are sure to cM loci. Tbj Union Comity Office of Cultural and Heritage Affairs is now seek- special assistant to the president for and public affairs. Checehio is also a Helm's Company, a re-creation of an tapping. L-| rwn-ininons for the 10th annual Historic Preservation Commendations Economic and Community Develop- special projects coordinator for that actual fighting unit of the Continental Native Americans will be silked :c be awarded early next year. ment at Kean College of Now Jersey. office and will continue to work with Army during the American Revolu- throughout the day. Bob Gram win Union Coun'.v Freeholder Linda-Lee Kelly, liaison to the Cultural and Checchio will represent the college the county. tion, will be present throughout the demonstrate the Indian fiu:e and McrUig; Programs Advisory Board, said "The historic preservation com- with the Union County Alliance. The A longstanding supporter of New clay at Trailside Nature and Science speak about his ancestors, ihe Chippe- rrMndiums Ulus^atc the variety and scope of Union County's historic half-time appoiniment is for the Jersey Republican politics at the state, Center's Annual Harvest Festival on wa Indians, at 1:15 and 3:50 p.m. At resocrces. Th; projects cited represent the historic preservation efforts of 1995-96 academic year. county and local levels, Checchio is a Sunday. another location, at the same perfor- ind-.vv.i-.ili, orair^idiions and local goveniments throughout Union Currently, Checehio is the interim 15-year member of the Union County Sponsored by the Union County mance times, the Old-Timc Lakou president of the Union County Republican Finance Committee. Board of Chosen Freeholders and the Dancers, Order of the Arrow Boy Alliance, a broad-based coalition k =• ;'i= i "_i - "^^ •;s:oric preservation awards are sponsored by the freehol- A graduate of the University of Division of Parks and Recreation, the Scouts, will be performing mwe or. of Parks and Recreation, Office of Cultural and Heritage designed to provide a long-range vis- Iowa with a bachelor's degree in busi- American dances. Trailside's own festival will be held from ] to 5 p.m. Alii TS. ; Cultural and Heritage Programs Advisory Board. Each ion for Union County's economic ness administration, Checchio, a Special performances will accent a planetarium will present Name ns are •solicited from the public. While the nominated pro- renewal and revitalization. A member Scotch Plains resident, also has served day filled with on-going adult and American Skylore at 2, 3 and 4:15 L'ruon County, si is not necessary to reside in the county to of [he Executive Committee, he also on numerous charitable and commun- children's activities such as Helm's p.m. serves as ihe alliance's chairman of ity boards. Company. Colonial fare such as fresh presses r_-cr,ii::or.i are awarded in six categories which include building Transportation and Infrastructure. Since 1992, he has worked for the At 1:15 p.m., a Weed Walk by apple cider, baked pies, organic pro- i;:^- ir-1 r;>:ora::on. continuing use, adaptive use and structure, AiA4A*A4iAAllII Union County manager's office as Wind and Wolf Company will show duce, baked potatoes and birhecuei r f.:: reservation." said County Manager Ann Baran. "There are director of policy and planning and COUNTRY FOLK ART- which plants in the Watchung Reser- beef and chicken will be on sa'e ;i:-\:i :•;: oaiership and preservation education. Since the incep- external affairs. In this capacity, he is vation have medicinal and/or edible throughout ihc day. Pumpldns ar.i ihj p-ocfj.rn. awards have been given to preservation projects, SHOW & SALE responsible for legislative oversight uses. Since only a set number of parti- mums also will be featured sa!e hems. iT>l ;-.i:v;iuaU in 13 Union County municipalities." and govemment relations, economic cipants can be accommodated, pre- Admission to ihe Harvest Festival, 'ti\i\;:\z S;:;> Evaluation Panel, chaired by Advisory Board mem- registration, the day of the festival a suggested donation of S? per person, - A!:;; oro-Ar.ir.,; of New Providence, is comprised of professionals and only, will be required. includes all aetivjnes, with the excep- r, r_>:o~; prjscr.ation and related fields. It reviews the nomina- NEWSPAPER —ikii retonimendations for the awards. The commendations arc $ Magic shows, Colonial style, will tion of children's crafts and ihe plane- 2.50 PER HUNDRED LBS. tarium show. Parking is free, vuih J i^r\r.z a public ceremony each February, be presented by the Colonial Conjur- r.i:-. ,--,* :;t ±J a-.va-Js must he submitied by Oct. 1. Application DELIVERED TO OUR YARD er, William Meyers, at 2, 3 and 4:15 shuttle bus service being provide;: SEPT 29-30-OCT 1 between 12:30 and 5:?0 p.m. from :h? - nc~ available a: the Office of Cultural and Heritage Affairs, p.m. Dressed in early American cos- i-"**' Ave.. -Lh Floor. Elizabeth 07202. For information, call Paper Drives Arranged SECflCJOiS - MEfiDOW- Watchung Stables, Siinirni; Line. tume, Meyers will use 18th Century >-2i5O or iSOQ) 852-7899. LflNDS EXPO CENTER Mountainside. Boy Scouts • Church props and live animals to perform at Harmon Meadow unbelievable feats of "hocus-pocus." Trailside is located a: 452 New Pro- Schools Friday availing, S pm - B pm Adm. Eighteenth century music will be vidence Road, on the corner of Co'e.s 50-75% OFF OFFICE FURNITURE ALL ORGANIZATIONS ARE WELCOMED Trailers are available 40', 45' no charge (laity §ui*ifl PHytogw . PuWe Wtle<™) brought to life by Eclectic Consort at Avenue, Mountainside. For rrxT? Smtk Sun IQiw-S pm *dm, IS CONFERENCE TABLES, DESKS, CHAIRS, Call for more information & directions 2:30 and 4:30 p.m. Ballads, reels and information call (90S'; "S0.?6"C. T»t iMtf/iif Felk 0ft B Cfsrtf Show I WORKSTATIONS, BOOK CASES. 908-355-2468 Faiturlng lh. •w«rd-wlnnlng, euUUnding h«ndcr«tt«d folk art 4 erifti of ovtr 110 Arllaan D€n Mon.,-Fri -9 to 4:30 John Rocco Scrap Material, Inc. Y schedules fall trip to Catskills •50,000 Sq. Ft. of New, Used ExhlbKer-CrafUra from «cro«« tht country. All Factory Closeouts 912 Van Buren Ave. Eliz. 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UNION COUNTY MULTI-JURISDICTIONAL 1600 Martine Avenue • Scotch Plains, NJ 07076 RiHABILITATiON PROGRAM 382SPRINGFIiLDAVINUI SUMMIT, NEW JERSEY 07M1 908-889-1600 • Fax: 908-889-7876 B4 _ THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 21, 1995 - WORRALL NEWSPAPERS ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT Author offers readers something new By Boa Smith ; His second book, "Children's Live- In turning to scrccnwriiing, Harris StafT Writer Action Musical Films," which covers had some valuable assistance from Summit-bom film historian The- H T 1? feature films including "The Bogdanovich. "He got me into the mas .1. Harris, who a: the ape oi 2J. 1 Wizard of 0z," "Hans Christian agency, and I'm grateful to him for has three published books under his Andersen." "Tom Thumb," "Babes in ih.it. You know, you have to meet belt, and the promise of an accepted Toyland," "Mary Poppins" and "Dr. people, know people and people have screenplay in the works. The younc I Detoliule," Harris discussed ihc "ori- to like you. It's a people business. man. who had been interested m the gins of the films and aesthetic and the- You have to know how to deal with movies at a very young ace. eaine by matic similarics" and illuminates the people who have gargantuan egos and this office the other afternoon to talk "neglected contributions of such crea- know how not io offend them. And," about how he pursued his career, tive talents as Moss Hart, Charles he mused, "you have to have the pati- wrote his books and his recent sue- \ Yidor, George Pal and Bryan Forbes." ence of a saint. eessful sereenwntinii endeavors, s k In Harris' third book, "Bogdano- "The screenplay I wrote is an origi- The books are "Courtroom's Finest T vich's Picture- Shows," there is an nal script, and the agency is getting it Hour in American Cinema," pub- assimilation of "all positive and nega- set up now for one of its clients," he lished in 10S7 by Scarecrow Press; ' T tive criticism ol the director's work said. "Children's LiveAction Musical over the years and reinterpreting it Harris has a great admiration for Films," a critical sunes and fi'niogr.v Iron; a IsWOs perspective," The author directors, particularly directors who phy. published i:i l^S1-? b\ McFarland said hi hopes "to provide for the first write scripts. "I admire the directors A Co. Inc. oi Jefferson. N.C.. and time a true portrait of a filmmaker who have written first. They are the "Bogdanovich's Picture Shows." the s\ho has been sometimes minsunder- true filmmakers, such as Billy Wilder, only hook-length analysis in English v " L MJ th s;ooJ, sometimes misguided but Stanley Donen, Joe Mankiewicz, Pre- of Peter Bop.duno\ ieh io J.^:c, svhich N always tascinating," ston Sturges, Alfred Hitchcock, Frank was published in IWO b\' Scarecrow "For my last tv.o books," Harris Capra, Elia Kazan, Vinceme Minncl- !i, Michael Powell, Mitchell Leisen Press. c H recalled. "I v«e;U to California and and Satyasit Ray. a ot of people there, «tk' ^ub L^ s inal »tvn i nn^ Bo anovic h - lped me with my "Such directors wrote the script and b nie, HarTlc said Thu 01 \ \j a lot ol his friends directed the film, and you don't have | i do a huok r v.! e iK > „*•» c^ When the book canie io stretch to recognize qualities in u i' rnhar to p^op •- n , -w H — out." Harris rr.i'c-J. "Bogdanovich them as you do to directors who didn't i >v riling n.IiLi Ttiu1 i. *• K^'k1* 2717A MORRIS AVE. * UNION with Ad Ml I|I| )t IM[ Ml 1230 MORRIS AVE..UNION Soup & sandwiches, salads, catering. 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"It protects you from being High School in 1984 and then "I went can do it or you can't. And there just taken advantage of. But," he grinned, Spectator, Rahway Progress, Clark Eagle, Hillside Leader, Linden Leader to college in Pennsylvania. Since I aren't that many terrific screenplays "most people are honest. was 16, I wanted to write," Harris written. There are plenty of scripts "I have another idea for a script. said, "%hen I was 20,1 really wanted that are submitted from people and are I'm going to keep writing original Dining Review September 21,1995 to write screenplays. I was always placed on the shelves, I know the scripts. You know," he said pensively, very good at writing dialogue. No one marketplace. You have to know what "there should be a middle ground By Pia Wilson The Rustic Mill can teach you that. And watching will sell and try to write for adults, when you write a screenplay — Staff Writer intelligent human beings and hope between something that interests you The Rustic Mill, 109 North Friendly service and a bright, welcoming atmosphere, and that you understand. And some- somebody will pay to see your movie Avc., Cranford, provides a safe I Arts council on the screen or on video. You have to thing that will entertain an audience. haven for healthy eaters, A have someone who will pay "And most of all," Harris added, member of the Wellness Works attention." "you have to be a professional about Program initiated by HIP Health offers grants Harris said that he "didn't have an it." Plan of New Jersey, The Rustic The New Jersey State Council on Mill serves up balanced meals the Arts is offering Fellowship grants to individual artists who reside in for the health-conscious and New Jersey. traditional favorites for those who prefer a diet of milkshakes New Jersey artists who are not and cheeseburgers. enrolled in a matriculated undergra- duate or graduate program may apply Patrons can choose a variety for funding, through the fiscal year of foods from the reasonably 1997 Fellowship application, to sup- priced menu at The Rustic Mill. port their ability to continue produc- Appetizers like potato skins, ing new work. Applicants may not be calamari rings and fried veget- a New Jersey Slate Council on the ables go for under S5. The menu Arts Fellowship recipient since fiscal also is littered with American year 1992. AVAILABLE MONDAY THROUGH THURSDAY 4PM-CLQSING standards like the California Artists may submit one application cheeseburger and various deli in any one of the following discipline sandwiches, not to mention the categories: choreography, music com- salad boutique and classic position, opera/musical theatre com- omelettes. position, mime, media arts, prose, For those who prefer to poetry playwriting, interdisciplinary, "lighten up with healthy atti- painting, sculpture, graphics, experi- tudes," there is the menu created Photo By Milton Mills mental arts, photography, crafts and by registered dietician Carol John Kourtis, co-owner of The Rustic Mill restaurant design arts, which includes architec- takes food orders from Dolores Janish, left, and Lisa ture, interior design, landscape Victor which includes nutritious Lesiak, items like the turkey burger or architecture, urban design and plan- Kids 12 and under CAN choose from our world famous r-a—Durgers or hoi dogs ning, industrial design, fashion and served with fries, sort dnrk and a cookie Ore free k.ds neal per adult entree the hot vegetable platter. graphics/illustration. (Adult entree fionssfs of sandwicn. fries and soft drink at 'ogular price) The ever-popular veggie bur- ly condensed into this hearty surprised with a happy face ger is not store-bought like in meal. The eggs, subtly com- Artists must submit a recent work Not to be comoined with any other offer. No substitutes made of whipped cream, decor- other restaurants. At the Rustic bined with the cheese, dazzles sample and a resume along with the 2319 ROUTE 22 - CENTER ISLAND ating their chocolate pudding. application form for evaluation by an Mill, the veggie burger, served the palate with a fine taste. Friendly service and a bright, independent peer panel which is con- (Just west of ttie Flagship) - Union (908)964.5330 on pita bread, is made in-house All omelettes are made with welcoming atmosphere make vened for each discipline. i COUPON i COUPON • COUPON • to preserve its tasty, homemade three eggs and are served with The Rustic Mill an ideal eating Interested Union County artists J BUY A1/3 LB. i BUT A 1/2 LB. • BUY A CHICKEN i flavor. home fries and toast. A short place for any family. Hours are may contact the New jersey State • HAMBURGER, • HAMBURGER. ) SANDWICH. | Breakfast is served all day at stack of filling pancakes can be 6:30 a.m. to 2 a.m. i SIDE ORDER, AND , Council on the Arts at (609) 292-6130 | SIDE ORDER, AND The Rustic Mill. Classic omelet- substituted for the potatoes and I SIDE ORDER, AND • SOFTBRDIE, • for a copy of the Fellowship Guide- I SOFT DRINK tes, all natural Belgian waffles toast for a mere 50 cents. | SOFT DRINK • an>nctntAi/iLB.HAMBTOcn 'AND RECEIVE A CHICKEN ' lines and Application for 1996-97, , WCRECaVEA1/3LB.HAieUfiG£fl SANDWICH ' and pancakes litter the breakfast The dessert menu offers which will be available in October." . F^ftK ' menu. "sweet endings" like apple The application deadline is Dec. 15. 1 NotViMtitftHdBinMiOfM 1 The bacon omelette with crumb cake or fruit strudel. The Net ViM wtft KMt TOUOfte t Nat ViM win NdfifMlQflir! ' This cblumn Is intended to VMM Hornby to Miiy , ViMMefldty to Friday 1 V»W Uondty to Friday ' American cheese is a delight. creamy chocolate pudding is a Unten Location, tj^tm 10MI , Union Location Ejtpim 1Q/MS Union Loc»tkxv Expires 1Q««5 ' Inform our readers about dining FREE information! Crispy bacon bits are abundant- favorite. 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If you have an • Minor problems that crop up at work important meeting scheduled, be sure OTHER •i? could end up being n lesson for future LEO - July 23/AiiBiist 23 to give yourself extra time. Young projects. Policy could he changed for A hiisier-lhan-usual social schedule children are in the picture this week, SUNDAY SO 51 the better, limotions and business arc may interfere with work and house- September 24, 1995 a had combination, hold tasks. While these things are not CAPRICORN - Dec 22/Jan 20 EVENT: 6th Annual Benefit Car Show & i. _ Toniei. actress w itli an extra-special treat. Be sure to only lead to unhappincss and possible is pre-paid and costs just $20.00 (for 2 Stronp beliefs 25. Sudanese pound Created by two stars of the Broad, show your appreciation. Keep an eye failure. Be positive and you'll get far. weeks) for Essex County or Union Football plasei « hn thw.vs a Central bank of Ihe V.S way hit "Tango Argentine" "Tango on spending. 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The costs for the musical will he staged Jar. i :o Feb. 4, package will be $179 Friday night and and rounding out ihe sctsc-n win be $199 Saturday night, Calendar the Wt musical by Andrew Uojd Johanson explained that all six of Today Webber and Tim Rice. "Evsu." th* the season's productions will bo musi- • The art exhibit "Songs: The Work of Edward McCullough" will be cals, "It wasn't pre-planned," he said, on display through Oct. 6 at the Vaughn Eames-James Howe Fine Arts fall of Eva Peron, wife of d.ewtcr "It just turned out that way. And they Gallery at Kean College, Union. The exhibit, featuring sculpture, is Juan Peron of Arccnib**. wiveh won are all so unique and different." described as addressing "itself to nature, in the wide sense of the word, ihe Tony Award far Be.si Musical." After Holmes was introduced, he and to the shifting, often fleeting relationship we have to everything in '"Evila,"" reminded Del said, "My play is all about fitting in. that context." "our final production of ihe & This is the most exciting thing that's The exhibit may be viewed between Monday and Thursday from 10 will be ihe last uzg.e prv\Juc;Ioii happened to me. My mother's white; a.m. to 2 p.m., 5 to 7 p.m., Friday from 10 a.m. to noon, or by appoint- before ihe film comes OUL We a"so my father is not. My mother's Engl- ment. Admission is free. For more information, call (908) 527-2307 or will have a special eoneeri OR NOV. :4 1 ish, my father is not. My mother is a 527-2347. at 8 p.m., "The Crystals, ihe Mirvek:- Leslie Uggams will star in 'Call Me Madam at the Paper white opera singer; my father is a Mill Playhouse, Miilburn, April 3 to May 26, and Clint Sunday, Oct. 1 tes and the Shangri-LAs." i froe-of- black jazz and pop singer. And it's all • A cultural art series, title "Buckshot Lefongue — featuring Branford chargc symposium, "Mew: ihe Art;*:*: Holmes of Rahway will appear in his own musical pro- in Lho show," said the handsome duction of 'Comfortable Shoes' from Feb. 14 to March Marsalis" will be held at 8 p.m. at Wilkins Theater for the Performing "Nine," on Sept. 26 at ~:>0 r.n-. si;^ entertainer, Arts, Kean College, Union. Featured will be a musical adventure that Arthur Kopit and Maun Y«:c- tilk- 24, Both were on hand at the Paper Mill Playhouse's preview Sept. 15. Uggams mentioned that "the first runs the gamut from dancehall reggae to Preservation Hall jazz. ing about iheir ovwri — usici'. i-,i ^-^ musical I did was at the end of 1966 or Admission is $13 for the public, and S9 for alumni and senior citizens. New Jersey Bailc: \v:"; T'~:c~', The ; nur•rirdties Day: A Standing Ovation include theater, hotel and spa called 67, That was 'The Boy Friend,' with For more information call (908) 527-2337. NuieTacker' m the 2*A ir^:ve-sar> ihc Arts: Oct. 7; Arts and Humani- 'Show 'n Spa.' It's the first such Richard Chamberlain, The rest of lho Sunday, Oct. 8 production of a holiday ^i.i:\:or,. V-x, S>mposium: Backstage at a offering in the history of two of New cast was white, and that was really • Kean's Children's Hour will feature "The Little Prince" from 1 to 3 14 to Dec. 26, with connnui-s fe*-%-- kszacc musical, a Bchind-the- Jersey's top attractions, something. At the same time, Pearl p.m. at Wilkins Theater for the Performing Arts, Kean College, Union. ties of our New Yctir's E\e Gild r.cs Look at 'Dreamgirls," Oct. 22 "Our goal here," ho said, "is to pro- Bailey was rehearsing 'Call Me Admission is 35, For more information call (908) 527-2337. celebration wjih the PiT^r'SV.Y. s'ars." r.., and the Arts and Humanities vide people with a weekend experi- Madam' on Broadway, Now, here I Johanson said. "\V; hive loy of Syr osium, "The Great Girl ence they can find virtually nowhere am — going to do the same show. I Thursday, Oct. 12 new special e\ e.nis surro-ur.-;-; U:c Ore'urs.** else. And in doing so, we expect we'll guess," she smiled her famous smile, • A cultural arts series, "Tango X 2," will be held at 8 p.m. at the shows." There w," be a chin"ri£--e- X*'. Rossi mentioned a "nrst-of'a- be exposing a lot more visitors — par- "it really was meant to be. Everyone •Wilkins Theater for ihe Performing Arts, Kean College, Union, A theatri- lasting at the F.M. K:rry Cimace d cri:crta;nnient/leisure weekend ticularly those from out of state — to raves about working hero at the Paper cal tour will trace the history of this dance form. House Resiaurini. Oc;, *'; irt Ouui ki^e which the Paper Mill will the treasures we have here in New Mill. I know we'll all be having a Admission is $13 for the public, and $9 for alumni and senior citizens. trip io Munich, Benin i~d Lc~ic>n. e in conjunction with the fivedia - Jersey." The package will consist of great time. Please come to see it. I'm For more information call (908) 527-2337. Nov, 5 io 1& ihe New Jereej Arts irJ nd Hilton m Short Hills. It will two orchestra seats to the Paper Mill looking forward to it." OS S S $ S 8 $ S S O S * 8 8 8 8 8 8"8 8 O HERSH TOWER We Want Your 125 Broad Street Elizabeth, NJ 07201 Cans And 1-800-52HERSH lanagementofHE RSH TOWER is pleased to welcome" Newspapers LOCAL AREA COMMUNICATION = Now you can get CASH FOR YOUR TRASH at ^whtofris1©astngthe entfreThirteenth Floor. 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(Berkeley Heights Community Center) AMERI-CAN Win the REGISTRATION FEE,. $1 0.00 TOURS For Reservations M km mite a ik pmaln. a mm and and Information Call 201-867-7754 $250,00° Football Cash For More Information Giveaway Or Regstration BALLY'S CaU: Complete details available Tttnnm T. GmtoE Chanr Hat at the Promotions Booth Richarn E. Him jaic u J^Mi (908) 382-9400 CASINO HOTEL & TOWER Ait. Albsn D. DIE Jr Ah, Eowri £MX B8 — THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 21, 199S — WORRALL NEWSPAPERS Health & Fitness Programs offered to aid community Park's Nordstrom Court, lower Barnabas Arthritis and Rheumatic l»w", ai S:50 a.m. The group meets Disease Center, will be taught by Vintage views at a TV near you r-.or/.hiy for a one-mile walk. Dr. arthritis insiruciors. The fee is $25 per In September, "Vintage Views," understand it, is the. prevention of only a confidential phone call M:^~J'.C Oilsenjn, featured speaker, person for the series. Physician con- Union County's cable television alcoholism and the addiction to away, v. •.'.". J;s«;i:ss "Spurts Medicine," sent is required to participate. other drugs, including tobacco," A program for seniors, focuses on the "Vintage Views" is made possi- A :•« !ce:u" derailing how anen- avoidance of some serious health said Ertl, freeholder liaison to the The Union Hospital GRAND Cen- ble through the facilities and tech- o;;> ;an "rever.i arid control hyper- problems which the misuse of Advisory Council on Aging, ter has developed a support group nical direction of the TKR Cable, :;n>:o:: is scheduled for Wednesday at alcohol can bring, announced "Senior citizens are a special con- N.-v. Fooc designed to provide information and channel 12, Monday —6:30 p.m., Vr.uT. Hospital's Community Ser- Freeholder Elmer Ertl, cern because metabolism slows •-N;;:-:;. assistance to adults living with the Wednesday — 6 p.m.; Plainfield, ve cs Cer/.cr. 2343 Morris" Ave., down with age, and alcohol and HIV infection. The group is primarily Comcast Cable, channel 20, Mon- L":^, a; !0:30 a.m. A question- Program host Lou Covjello, a drugs remain in the body longer, for support, but also advises particip- JJ-SA ;r session wi;; fo'.Iow. Hypcrten- program coordinator with the increasing the risk of overdose and day — 5:30 p.m.; Summit Area, ants with new information that arises. >.;v. oin load to many serious condU Union County Department of loss of quality of life. Slowed Suburban Cable, channel 36, Mon- There is no fee. \.:v.< ir.;'.uJir.j stroke, he,;n disease Human Services' Division on metabolism may also lead to day — 12:30 p.m., Thurs. — 5:30 i:v: V.:.i"e\ fdi'ure. The group meets every second and Aging, discusses the problems and adverse reactions between alcohol p.m., and other county locations, A.:- «ir;h-:::s workshop will be held fourth Thursday monthly from 7 to ' what can be done about them, with and medicine, both prescription Suburban Cable,- channel 32, :••:--, \[?-diy from Oct. 2 through 8:30 p.m. Meetings are hold at 2343 Elizabeth Qravetz, Public Infor- and over the counter," Thursday — 7:35 p.m. N',-••'. ? a: 2}-*} Morris Ave. beginning Morris Ave. For more information or mation coordinator at The Nation- The discussion emphasizes the Persons wanting more informa- a: 1 .' i.rr,. The workshop, which is to register, call Sylvia Walker at (908) al Council on Alcoholism and ready availability of the council's tion about "Vintage Views" or w. -7 -••-^red -oi-iiv bv SeniorlleaUh, St. 686-3117. Drug Dependence of Union educational, counseling and refer- who want to comment on program- County. ral services to anyone who feels ming, may call Lou Covicllo at Senior aerobics slated for Five Points Y "The goal of the council, as I they have a problem. Help may be (90S) 527-4872. ;::- ir. rreverning problems related offered onece a month and are free of ih-j iz-~.t -recess. The Nautilus charge. :s surror: the body and can be Refreshments will be served, A,r::o- A : :o individual fitness levels. Sept. 27 — 1 p.m. Cooking for 1 or VITAMIN FACTORY o rainirs help participants 2 ~.:;d movement find a safe Oct. 25 — 1 p.m. Learn to Country 201 Rt. 22, Hillside, NJ 07205 - (201)926-2946 Line Dance; O:i;r Adults (ADA) Nov. 15 — 1 p.m. Happy Holiday Fat Free Mini Rice cakesTREE OF L FI 35 oz r" offers a variety of infor- Eating; and 15% Off (Asst'd Flavors) Reg. 41.79 ja;:^"i! j"u !un awareness Dec. 6 — 1 p.m. Holiday Flower Licorice or Raspberry Chews PANDA ? oz are Arrangin. Camocare Reg. $2.49,, 185 Products Strawberry cereal Bar NATURI-S CHOKE Weight concerns child's play with program {Assfd Flavors) R»g, S2.7i 199 providing changes now that cart be .-is p-Cjirarr; helps young people sustained so that young people can go VITAMIN FACTORY -r.ir.c' ih;:r food and exercise habits, on to a life that is free from diets and Vitamin C 500 mg w/RHioo ^ Selenium 100 meg 100s weight concerns. :~r-o%o :no:r self-esteem, and lose Reg. $2.69...... | °9 R»g. $2.99., -."••^"•..••i r._"js. The ernrhasis is on According to Potashkin. 50 to 70 B Complex "100" T,R. iocs percent of the obese young will be 749 Odorless Garlic 100s 499 obese adults. It stops a dieting mental- R»g,$8.M.. Implants invite smiling faces ity before it can begin. Shapedown Vitamin 1-6 100 mg 100s builds on the strength and support of Reg. $2.49...... | 89 Celebrity Tabs«« 2999 i-- --•',".! ro;" :". c;r:ra: lamiiv cen- the family by helping to create an Oyster calcium 1000 mg io» ^ EQWV TO STAR CAPS Rtfl. $35,99 -.- r--~:z: f-r r.Wiy 20 years. active lifestyle, and a healthy but not R«g. $2.39 *| 69 Women's Changes ioes MENOPAUSE FOmtULA Reg. $6.99 549 I _•• .;rr.:r.i ••-,-. sreax on this sub- depriving program. Weight difficul- Colnzyme 0 10 ;:c: :- Cc:. :Z ara Oct. 26 at 6:30ties in children and teens are highly Shark Cartilage 500 mg r ~ ,hJ i^m.nurs v.:;; be held at his treatable when a family based Rtg.fS.tf 699 m?, $i7.w...... ,., 1499 '"'-: r. r~ G^l'iC-ping Hill Road in approach is used. ?.: -^ : ?irk, F;;- —ore information or Sessions are weekly for 10-12 Super Fat LOSS Tabs CVBE»CEN!CS ; v"S ; 2-5-21 10. weeks held at the Fan wood Medical Reg. $29 95 22^9 \ --•.-. Building located at 346 South Ave., Garlic with Lecithin ^ouc 200 CAPS 15% Off Grandparents' date Fanwood. For more information con- (or Garlic Yeait Free) Reg, $19.95 1399 tact Barbara Potashkin at (908) Chewable Ester C 250 mg .ATTOL SSS Traditional ir; rn"H7r.v rrectinu o! ine onso= 889-7272, :',: irc^~ GrandparcnLs Parenting Reg.$13.B0 , 899 Medicinal "~" --..-.-•- '-••;.,- Cru-rdchild--;- v;. ill be held Sept. The Silica Gel or silica w calcium caps Dr. V-nr--:: T" r-—~i his :«- :< a: ;hc Fin^ly-Haa'th Canter, 3 Far- CHILDREN'S NATUREWORKS 7 OZ. or 90 CAPS Reg. $1i.9B ...... 999 Teas -r.z:"-T. S:.. Vauxhall. from 6:30 to 8 WEIGHT ThTnT LOSS Original Slim Tea HOBE ia BAOS CLINIC Oinkgo Smart or Oinra Plus This :i a join: rrojCit of Head Start Reg.$7.4S i-d O.eriook Hospiiai. IRWIN NATURALS R«fl. $19.99... 1449 Kids Borage Power NA' RisHIRES»s Sea Cucumber FuTuREBoics 50s ^** Q Q RIGHT FROM THE START. Reg. $14.39 Reg, $29.9i , 20"** The beginning of this school year is an Cayenne Pepper EFAMOL excellent opportunity for parents to 489 Evening Primrose Oil Reg. $7.49 Reg. $14.95. CHIROPRACTIC help their child learn the essentials of proper weight control. FOR BETTER HEALTH "Thin Kids program can help the iverYday is sale day at the Vitamin Factory,.. overweight chUd break the cycle of overeating. New York Times Everything priced just a cut above wholesale! DR. DONALD ANTONELU visa .Mastercard & MAC Accepted sale prices Good From 8/10/95-9/28/95 (908)686-1717 MEDICARE AND CHiROPRACTIC Medically Approved • Reasonable Priced STORE HOURS: Mori. & Thurs. 10-6; Tues,, Wed,f & Fri. 10-4 for Children Ages 7-17 since 1980 ; , fTUjfirii: [•: !CHi iirnpractsc ' ^nfer 1 ^EiirTTb k-e., L nior: FAST EFFECTIVE PAIN RELIEF JUST 30 MINUTES CHANGED THEIR LIVES • More than 4.000 A. R. BERGAMO, M.D., DIRECTOR • Most majur insurant.e plans Jsflil nasal surgeries LONG TERM RESULTS 230 SHERMAN AVESVII perfo -med to dale '•next to Mountainside Hospital) • Mcc- w.ik n-anyoihcr. .-.ho GLI.S RlDGt, ShW JERSEY 07028 • safe i ,O3pl ai unvironmtni nasv had nasal sur^r. •Wrist/Hand Rain F ILlAJhD WITH AMERICAN HOSPITAL IS ROME •Headache • set; what your new nese will • Same day- surgery' - return •Low Back Rain iook like prior to surgerv home after severs hours •Work Injury • Improve your Stir h.'AC •Auto Accidents J;s# EXAM & DAY Consultation $185 Value APPOiNTMiNTS Insurance 4coepie; /« »// ^- Or. John Kirlafeatis Salem Chirop-ra-oric & Rekab-iUtation. Salem Road • Union 964-3331 WORRALL NEWSPAPERS — THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1995 — B9 & Fitness Directory published Heart failure Stress workshop planned for center The Blue Cross Blue Shield Heath nature of stress and its effects on the consumers ihe ore-stop COTACTV.J-JC Center at Cranford will host a free body. She said the goal of the program of a broad range of h«:;h enc Mr- by Senior Health to be focus s t0 seminar on "Stress Indemnity and » assist people in developing a vices provided by a lean* of e\rcr- Senior Health, a free membership program of the St. Barnabas Health Care Congestive Heart Failure. It is a Management" bet, 10 at 2 p.m. at 16 low-stress lifestyle and to provide ienced personal canr physicuT-s xrJ System for people age 50 and over, recently published a new, up-to-date version condition that effects more than Commerce Drive. coping mechanisms for their individu- medical staff. These wrucc* .iro of its Discount Directory. two million Americans. Although Alejandro Flares, a mental health a! stress management, available to any inJiviJuai. ewn ii The now directory was mailed with the September issue of the SeniorHealth congestive heart failure cannot be counselor for the center, will be keyn- Attendance for the program is lim- they have a hcaiih insurer oi'r.cr \r.z-r. Update, a newsletter which is sent to more than 43,000 current members of the cured, the symptoms can be con- ote speaker. He will be joined by ited. For reservations, area residents BCBSNJ. trolled. That is why Overlook Hos- program. Kathleen Fagan, the center's health should contact the health center at . x, ,„.-.,. .„, pital has designed a lecture series Th The now directory provides a complete list of more than 177 retail stores, (9< 7 9 02m to help the patient, family and «••*««• S ° " Thursday from S a.n, to S r.,T,,, restaurants, and other businesses at which Senior Health members can utilize friends understand the problem "Stress affects people differently," Ino seminar is part of a continuing dav Wednesday '"IF-^v •"- ™ S their membership cards to obtain a variety of discounts and special offers. In and help the p«ti«usjead a reaso- Flores said. "At the seminar, we will series of programs planned by the a // [Q^p^"\^'"s^'..'"':\\. '.--V-i J> order to receive a discount at a participating vendor, a Senior Health card must } nably normal life. 'identify a variety of stressful situa= Blue Cross Blue Shield Health Center ,„ "_ , _ '[' -"-"•-•'-. •••;••'.' be presented at the time of purchase. Discounts are subject to change at any lions and provide attendees with tech- at Cranford to provide the public with .:.„, ,,, ' ,.., , , u . •.: lime. The series, "Understanding and niques for dealing with them. People information, guidance and advice on hcallh CCIViCr _M.c_;< - - --• In addition to dlscounis, members enjoy a variety of benefits, including free Living with Diagnosis of Conges- must be careful about identifying health care and health-related ' "' '""' J"^"" health talks, education classes, support groups, free health counseling, free tive Heart Failure," will be led by stress symptoms early so that they subjects. Blue Cross and Blue Sh:!'J of New walking programs, free health screenings, trips, social events and newsletters professionals from Overlook don't lead to more serious problems," The health center is one of 12 Blue Jersey is ihe state's Urges: hei'ih and magazines. including cardiologists, nursing Pagan said tho seminar also will Cross and Blue Shield of New Jersey insurer, providing cover^ce :o :.S6 educators, pharmacists and offer helpful information on the centers throughout the state. It offers million New jerscyir.s. To start enjoying the privileges, programs, special events and discounts asso- dieticians. ciated with being a member of ScniorHcalth, join by calling St. Barnabas Senior Health at (201) 325-6503 or Union Hospital Senior Health at (908) 964-0444. Pre-registration is required for the series. There is no fee for the class. For more information or to Registration Now Open For register, call Health Connection at Kings of hearts 522-5353. Arthritis Fitness Program We want your news Your organization should be get- October 5,1995 - November 9/1995 ling the publicity it deserves and wo would like to help. We have a publici- A Six-Week Exercise Program To Help People With Arthritis ty handbook which explains how to • Manage Arthritis • Prevent Disability* Remain Independent tell your story. We would like to Offering Educational Classes, and Gentle Relaxation, publicize your club, church, sports, school news, etc. If you have an idea Strengthening and Stretching Exercises for a picture or story, please let us know. If you'd like a handbook, call St, Elizabeth Hospital 686-7700 and one will be mailed to you. Department of Rehabilitative Services located in the FREE Information! Health and Rehabilitation Center CALL 686-9898 Thursday Evenings and enter a four digit selection number below! 4:30 - 5:30 p.m. $40.00 per course HEALTH For information and DINTAL registration materials^ 5120 Painless Dentistry call (908) 527-5166, 5121 Dental Implants Dr. Rita Watson, left, an interventlonal cardiologist 5122 Cosmetic Dentistry Please Register by September 28,1995 at Newark Beth Israel Medical Center, and Dr. Fred 5123 Family Dentistry u Aueron of Summit, director of the medical center's 5124 Prevention Invasive Cardiovascular Laboratory, display a The Arthritis Fitness Program is Co-Sponsored by St. Elizabeth Hospital mechanism used for a new procedure that, until INSURANCE recertify, was only performed in Japan, These two St. Elizabeth Hospital, and 225 Williamson Street physicians are two of four cardiologists in Essex. 5160 Basic Health Coverage A The Arthritis Foundation, County performing the procedure, termed percuta- 5161 Major Medical Plans ARTHRJTIS Now Jersey Chapter Elizabeth, NJ 07207 neous ballon mitral valvuloplasty, using a new bal- 5162 Dental Insurance FOUNDATION. lon mechanism manufactured by Toray of Houston. 5163 Disability Insurance [BrTngThrs dd with you to'youffirst class"a"nd] The mitral valve is the valve between the upper and 5164 HMO's lower chambers of the heart. ! receive $5.00 off th© cost of the course. !• PODIATRY 5110 Diabetes 5111 Ingrown Toenails Boliwage honored by cancer society 5112 Warts 5113 Bunions The New Jersey Division, Union County Unit of the American Cancer Socie- 5114 Hammer Toes ty, on Oct. 27 will celebrate the 25th Anniversary of the Crimson Ball at 7 p.m. at tho Hilton at Short Hills. This black-tie affair will be held in honor of Elizabeth Mayor J. Christian Boliwage and the Suburban News for their ongoing commitment and dedication 24 HOUR VOICE INFORMATION 1ERVICI FREE PROSTATE SCREENING to programs in cancer research, education and patient services. All proceeds will go toward the fight against cancer. •^ Public Semce of Anyone interested should call (908) 354-7373. WORRALL COMMUNITY NEWSPAPERS AT THE FLO tto OUTPATIENT ONCOLOGY CENTER World Of Fitness Saturday, September 30 "The Neighborhood Club" 8:30 a.m. -12:30 p.m. 437 Broad Street, Bloomfield Prostate tumors are the most common The screening includes i ph\xa ;:c::: tumors discovered in men. tion, information on prosute c.i:::^- a prostate-specific antigen blooi :;.->:. ir Men in the high-risk group-those who physician referrals. Examinations v.£ b; have a family history of prostate cancer, performed by members o* the ITX5::L. WE HAVE IT All!!! those over age 50, or those who have at Newark Beth Israel Medicii CC:::L-:. symptoms associated with prostatic cancer, VC-'.*' -TT~^- including frequent urination, a weak urinary To register, call (201) 926-7744. Full Cirdio Center Including: stream, painful urination, or blood m the Monday through Friday, between 'lift Cycles, Life Steps, urine-are urged to attend the screening, 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. Tresd Mills, & Rowers The screening is sponsored by the . For information, call Fuii Aerobics Program divisions of Urology and Oncology at (201) 926-6055. Free Weight* Newark Beth Israel Medical Center in recognition of Prostate Cancer Cybex, Trotter, ft Parnnount Equipment Awareness Month. 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Part time/ full zines, Male, female, children. All types, all We are seeking individuals looking for Part time. No experience. Local hiring, newspaper deliveries once a week to sizes. No experience necessary. For informa- Time job or Full Time career in the security 4-PETS 809-474-8545. International long distance call, local post offices and stores. lion call 1-800-211-2099. industry, NO COLLECTIONS, NO SUNDAY • Big S$$ and Medical Benefits 5-IN5TRUCTIQN8 APPOINTMENT SETTERS MONEY FOR holidays. Mail processing. No PAPERS. experience necessary. Training provided" Full/ • Paid Training/Vacation 6-SERVICES OFFERED WANTED part time available. Call 201-672-0011, • Bonus Incentives/Salary Reviews 7-BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Union Area. Monday thru Thursday, Call Mark Cornwall MOTHER'S HELPER/ tutor/ child care. Help For interview call 201-343-4777 4pm-9:00pm. Spanish; English and English 3Q8-686-7700, txt 305. needed with homework- dinner- car pool- bath- 8-RENTAL bod time for 5 children, Lrve-irv out. Driving SURERINTENENT NEEDED for 10 family speaking. Call Angle, Monday thru Thursday, apartment building. Responsible persons need 9-REAL ESTATE 1pm-5pm, DRIVER- YOUR experience is worth more than required. 4-9pm, Monday • Friday, 201-731-5745 till 11pm except Saturday. only apply. Call Ron at 201-239-2423 after 10-AUTOMOTIVE 908-851-9640 ever! OTR/reefer. $600*/ week average, 25C0 Bp.m, miles/ week, regular home time, new equip- NATIONAL FINANCIAL products marketing ment and top notch benefits, Burlington Motor company seeking oareer-orienied individual TEACHER'S ASSISTANT. Grade papers, log UNION COUNTY ASSEMBLE ARTS, crafts, toys, jewelry, wood Carriers 1-80QJOIN-BMC. EQE. information in grade book. Requires good items, typing, sewing, computer work from with leadership ability and a desire to run own business, Andrea, 201-238-1200, reading, writing and math skills. Interested, Union Leader • Springfield Leader home in your spare time. Great pay. Free EARN THOUSANDS working at home. Send please call 201-817-9199, details call 1-S00-632-80Q7. 24 hours, (Fee), SASE to: M on Dash. P.O. Box 2156, Union, NJ OFFICE ASSISTANT for executive. Good or- Clark Eagle • Kenllworth Leader 070832158. $$ AVON SS. 24 HOUR general information hot ganizational, computer, telephone skills. Diver- TELEMARKETERS Mountainside Echo • Roselle Spectator line. Free training. Call 1-800-547.8503. Inde- EASY WORKI Excellent payf Assemble pro- sified, Career opportunity. Benefits, P.O. Box pendent representative. ducts at home. Call toll free 1.8Q0-487-5566 5475. H.IIS'de. NJ 07205, 201-992-4708. Minimum 1 year experience. Hillside Leader • Roselle Park Leader Ext, 9508, $10 per hour + commission. AVON - A BEAUTIFUL Job. Earn Extra $$S. OFFICE HELP part time, Monday- Friday. Data 5:30 to 9:30 pm Linden Leader • Rahway Progress Work your own hours for Fun and Profit. To sell EXPERIENCED SECRETARY needed for entry, filing, light typing and phones. Please call First Consumer Mortgage •in any area. Call Toll Free 1 -800-682-2292, busy and hectic office. Requires expertise with 201-371-4477. Kenilworth Summit Observer • Elizabeth Gazette word processing and strong organizal'Onal OIL BURNER Service Person. Experienced in Call Tony 608-29B-6200 skills. Excellent benefits. Write Box 93, Worrall home heatinq oil. Full time. Benefits, Call CLASSIFIED RATES OUT Newspapers. P.O. Box 158, Maplewood, N.J. Sa m.-Sp.m, 906-862-2726. TELEPHONE CALLERS 07040, ^^^^^^ 20 words or less.....,,,,,314,00 per insertion Does your ad need a little more attention? You PART TIME- Operating sweeper/ vacuum 2 or Part time to recruit volunteers for Tho Ameri- Additional 10 words or less .....$4,00 per insertion can creat Ad-Impact by using larger type. FULLTIME or part lime. Take Cha'ge of in store 3 early (be'ore 7a.m.) mornings per week in can Heart Association Friendly smoke free This Type size is... sales and telephone orders. Computer know- Linden parking lot. Plus occasional minor Millburn office. Weekday evenings and some • Display Rates...... ,,822,00 per column inch ledge. Interviews on Friday only. Call for handyman repairs Call Mr. Clarke- weekend hours, $S paid during training. Please appointment. 908-688-9400, 903-862-1203. call, leave message., Contract Rates Available 12 Point GUARANTEED' PART time/ full time guaran- PART-TIME/ FLEXIBLE hours Customer Ser- 201-376-1366 Blind Box Number 812.00 per insertion feed opportunity, $300* per day just providng vice Assistant. Diversified responsibilities m information For more information call creative pnniing company. Excellent phone TYPIST/ RECEPTIONIST, part time for doctors 14 Point 201-207-9539. and organiza'Dnai skjlis a must. For a positive office in Union. Typing, medical transcription peop'e person call Patel Printing Plus, and WordPerfect experience necessary. Flexi- GUARD WANTED for Resell* Free Public 9C8-964.6422. ESSEX COUNTY Library, Monday- Frday. 3-6:CuPM. Call M's. ble hours. Call 908-964-5318. News=Record of Maplewood & South Orange Olson, 908-245-5809. PART TIME customer oriented service persons TYPIST/ RECEPTIONIST ~~~ 18 Point HAROLD IVES Trucking h'ring dnvers. Free 'or high volume sandwich shop in Union, Full Time for medium size CPA firm. Exper- West Orange Chronicle • East Orange Record driver training if you qualify. Students we'eofre. Experience not necessary, but helpful. Will ienced. Knowlege of computer data entry and Experience pay up to 28 cents per m,;e. •ran. Call 908-686-4446. word processing required. Please forward re- Orange Transcript • The Glen Ridge Paper Excellent benefits. 1-800-842-0853, PART TIME sume to: GBGR CPAS HOME TYPISTS needed. A'so PC/ word pro- Nutley Journal • Belleville Post gshed party good store is seeking 623 Morris Avenue cessor users. $40,000/ year income potential. ! 24 Point Toll free 1-800-898-9778. exl. T-SlSi for he p in Customer Service and general duties, Springfield, NJ 07081 Thursday, Friday and Saturday- full days, Irvlngton Herald • Vailsburg Leader Atfd impact by using larger type - ask our details. Classified Representative for the type you 1 WAITER/ WAITRESS MMNted for luncheontttt The Independent Press of Bloomfield HOME WORKERS Waned Make $430 would like for your ad. The Paper Ptdlar in Union Saturdays. 6:30AM-2PM, Good pay weekly, Fram your location. Process g'ocery Call before 5PM, 906-688-8884. p: For low cost people-to-peopie advertising get premiums. We mail checks week'y. Aopica- into the Classified Pages. Call 1-8GQ-564-8911. 201-376-3385 CLASSD1ED RATES t-on. send long self addressed stamped enve- WAITRESS/ WAITER and Cashier, part time, 3 20 words or less $14,00 per insertion lope: Shop For Lesi, 81 Weaverviiie Road, POSTAL JOBS. Start $12.08 hour. For exam days per week, 4 hours per day. Call BEAUTICIAN, IMMEDIATE opening for sham- Suite 510, Asheviiie. NC 28804, and app'cai.on information call 219-769-8301 908-964-3157. ' Additional 10 words or less ,,,,,$4.00 per Insertion poo assistant/ junior stylist, In-salon training to ext. NJ517, 9AM-9PM, Sunday- Friday. take over available chair. Must have license/ . HOME WORKERS urgenfiy needed. Earn WAIT RE 55/ WAITER Experienced, Tuesday. Display Rates.....,.,,$27.00 per column inch permit. Full time, part time. Prime Cut Hair weekly pay checks from the com'ort of your Friday, Bam-3pm. Excellent tips. Also part time Design. Union, 608-934-1425. home. Free details. Write/ sand SASE to: RECEPTIONIST evenings. Apply 29 North Union Avenue, Cran- Contract Rates Available American Media Associates, Department C, ford. 908-272-6336. ^__^ Box 528, Muplewood, NJ. 07040. A rred:urn-sized law firm is seeking a full time Blind Box Number • ..,,$12.00 per insertion receptionist. Computer and telephone duties. WAREHOUSE PERSON io work for healing/ Bookkeeper Exce'ient working conditions and benefits, air conditioning wholesaler. Must be reliable BEST BUY Full time position available. Full benefits. IMMEDIATE OPENINGS P'ease forward resume/employment history to: and capable of performing ail, WarehouM Please send resume to: Piano Tiaehtr Vielin TaaehBr O'Brien, L'Otta & Mandel, Liberly Hall Corpo- duller drivers license required. Call Vfcterit, CLASSIFIED COMBINATION RATES Part and Full-time Sales rate Center, 1085 Morris Avenue, P.O. Box 29S-1219, UCN/SBP 3180, Union, NJ 07083. Fax: 90S-354-7531. Ad appears in all 22 newspapers Attention: Office Manager, 11,000 WEEKLY STUFFING envelopes at P.O. Box 96 Loria Music home. For info send SASE to P.O. Box 4820, Raritan, NJ 08869 20 words or less...... $20,00 per insertion 908 388-8873 RESEARCH ASSISTANT Clifton, NJ 07015. Additional 10 words or less,,,,$6.00 per insertion CHILD CARE— Housekeeping. Full time posi- 398-406 Wist Grand Avenut WE PAY You! $2,200.00 a month to process 20 tion in Maplewood, Responsible non- smoker. Approximatefy $20 hour, Union County area. registrations a week for us part time at hom#. Display Rates...... $42.00 per column Inch Excellent child care and driving experience. Rahway Long term 1-2 n ghts week, approximately 6-8 For free information call 3O3-922-0098. Contract Rates Available References required, 201-781-5212. INSURANCE AGENCY looking for expef- hours night. Must have car. basic library skills, isficed policy iypisv diversified dynes. Fu» time. phys.caj stam;na and perfectJQnjstm^ludf, job WHEN REPLYING CHIROPRACTIC ASSISTANT, Energetic pa- incorrpat.bie with full time or morning day job. tient manager needed for growing Chiropractic For interview call 908-272-6100, as* for Ca:-y Send resume and cover letter to: Information TO A office. Must have Typing and lightTbookkeeping Beilomo. Express. Su.:e 1610,315 Park Avenue S,, NYC UNION COUNTY skills and like to work with people. Experience INSURANCE AGENCY lookjng for part-: ~e 10010. ^^^ CLASSIFIED BOX NUMBER DEADLINES preferred, but will train. Good bonuses. Apply in person experienced in ether personal O' co"n- person, Mondays, Wednesdays or Fridays, Resta.'ani meroal lines. Must be ab'e to rate and wr,:e. please address envelope to: Business Directory 4 p.m. Thursday 8am-1pm or 3pm-7pm at Garabo Chiropractic Good typist. Hours, 9aTi-4pm. Ca;l 7S3-6734. SERVERS Health Center, 1043 Raman Road, Clark, HOSTS,HOSTESSES Display - Space reservation 5 p.m. Friday INVENTORY CONTROL Cie-k. Fu•• ime' pat CUSTOMER SERVICE: Commereiai printing time, flexible hours to hardle p-rcf.ase O-'cerv HoU. han's m Livfgston is now hmng for full BOX NUMBER Ad copy 12 Noon Monday company in Union, New Jersey is seeking a reeieving, etc. Computer ridded he'pfj. i—e a."d part trne Servers and Hostesses. } talented individual for entry level position to Please fax resume to: 201-379-5477 or ma: -a: Appy H person Monday-Friday, before 11am Worrall Newspapers In Column 3 p.m. Tuesday handle order entry. Accurate typing skill* a Footnotes, 275 MiHbum Avenue, W:'.bjrn. NJ, 0' between 2-Spm at: HOULIHAN'S, Route 10 P,Q, Box 158 must. Fax resume' 908-686-8066. 07041, CfCe. Lrvngston, NJ 201-992-0455, EQE. Maplewood, NJ 07040 DRIVER, EXPERIENCED In home fuel oil CLASSED ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT HOURS deliveries. Must have CDL Class B endorse- SALES/ADVERTISING $35,000 YEAR INCOME potential, Reading ments HN. Call Ba.m.-Sp.m. 908-862-2726. LEGAL SECRETARY Dots Your Family books. Toll free 1.800-898-9778, ext, R5139 for details. Monday through Friday 9:00 A.M. - 5:00 P.M. Millburn general practice aw i-.rrr, w,:- e-pha- Need a 2nd Income? sis on eommefda1 co!lec'.:e". fcecicsj-e a-a DRIVERS bankruptcy seeks full time ;§ea see'ty/ w ih 5 .....af-d;hef ex b :!y to manage family responsi- EMPLOYMENT WANTED Additional Phone Hours SCHOOL BUS (part Lime) years experience. S'eio a-d WP 5 ' rec- -ed. b tes? Er\oy a FLEXIBLE "DAY SCHEDULE Pleasant work,ng conditions, pa'* -g a-d ben- w"1 e ach ev ng yo^- 'nar-cial goals. Car re- DETAIL ORIENTED individual with 10 years Monday 8 a.m. - 6 p.m. • Tuesday 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Men Women Retirees efits. Call Pai aY o-.red. GETTING TO KNOW YOU. adMsion of experience, excellent references, looking for SSS Earn Extra $$$ a NY Stock Excharge Company, offers: house and office cleaning jobs. Call Bev at Must have CDL with passenger endorsement- 201-467.9750 201-673-S749. Call Dispatcher 201-124-6200 • Pad Tra nn between 9am-1pm. FAX: 201467.8177 • Be-e':s DO YOU NEED SOMEONE DRIVERS. EXCELLENT pay. Deli King of l-cer-'ves Re YOU CAN DEPEND ON?!! Linden. Mult have own vehicle. Monday LIBRARY AIDE to wo-k o'CL«it:or! desk, 2 Someone who would be your right hand as well through Friday, 3-7PM, Saturday and Sunday evenings and Saturday, PuB" c se'v ce, eoT-pj- •401K ard Stock pL,rehasB P;an as your left? Someone who is qualified and (2O1) 763-9411 12.7PM, Other part-time shifts available. Se- ter experience desired. high school fl p e—a efficient? Certified Human Service Technician niors, retirees and others welcome. required, $5.25/ hour, m^rnym. Spf,ng*«:d MRS. AMES and Nursing Assistant will work full time/part 908-925-3909. Library, 201-3764930. time weekends to take care of th# sick, elderly 1-800-345-1123 or as a companion. References and expert" CLASSIFIED POLICIES enee. 201-375-0193, MACHINIST SALES PERSON- Looking for sa'es person for All classified advertising is payable in advance. FREE Information! rea•! 'anric sto-e. Knowledge of custom win- DO YOU need someone who ii efficient and Expenencec person !o se: up and ope'a'e CNC cow treatments and (;a r for decorating a plus. turning equipment and Brown 4 Snarpe screw qualified to do your typing and stuffing env»- We accept Visa and MasterCard. You may also mail GALL Fu:i of pal !me, induaing Saturdays. Call lopes? Reasonable rates^ Call 676-691S. machines. Must be experenced n job shop He'en, 908-668-9416. " your ad with payment (check or money order) to us, 686-9898 operations and work w:r> i-e tMrvisoi. Ar EUROPEAN WOMAN to dean your home conditioned pian:, ovefi,r"e, bene'i'.s. 1 m :© off SECRETARY. Pan or full-time. Busy solo spotless. Experienced, Trustworthy with refer- exit 41 on Route 78. ApD'y in pe'SOi Or se'd or come into one of our offices to place your ad. and enter a four digit ! P'ac::Loner in non-smoking office seeks highly ences. Own transportation. Call 201-997-2965, selection number below! resume: Rose! e Preosw, i R-sso Piaee, n--! vated ard experienced secretary. Excel- Berkeley Heights, NJ 07922. lent organzaMr-ai, computer, dictation and Offices where ads can be placed in person: MANUFACTURING, FULL-TIME. Fasr.caic's ;e epHo'.e ski's required. Must work indepen- needed, R«ad Eng:,sh, base Arw^eic t< ' 8. c«r-.^, K"ow:edge of Spanish a plus. FAX WE'RE WHERE TO LOOK We will tran. Apply in pe'SOi, 9Af,<-roen. resume w.-.n saary history to: 901-687-5601. ESSEX COUNTY Belting Industries, 20 Borfght Aven«.e. FORA JOB Kenitworth, SECRETARY. FULL nme. Congenial law office HIRING! new Lrvingston t^ail needs someone with 463 Valley Street MEDICAL ASSISTANT wanted *v oeaave accurate typ "g and data entry skills and Looking for fun and work 1400 Classifieds office. Experience a mus!. Pat: ~e. 'OJO rg apitude for woritng wiih numberi. Good endless opportunity? Maplewood. N.J. You've found it! 1401 Ciassifisds Pius every Saturday. Cai! 201.762-3835 speech and p'easant phone mannef Call Mrs Sam and 3pm. Kaa a: 2C1-934-C031. Our employee* enjoy: 1402 Situation Wanted Ads • Flodble work shifts 170 Scotland Road 1403 Placement Services • Excellent Wages • Fun, Energetic Company Orange, N.J, 1404 Non-Traditional PART TIME JOBS Searches FOR STUDENTS 266 Liberty Street •immediati Openings •Excellent Urnmgs for Bright qyssM people NEGOTIATING •i or A Hours Per toy •TrafKoertation FumiSwd Bloomfield, N.J. THE JOB OFFER •Parental Peni*5SJon Required -Must Be 14 Years of Age or OWer UNION COUNTY Earn S80 to S250 per week doing 1291 Stuyvesant Avenue 1410 Salary contract work in your area. 1411 Perks & Benefits •CASHIERS Union, N.J, 1412 Rejection, Ask a mend to jppfy wWi you! Suerrtt Ms aeeoation &y naa to- Pan Time x*w for Students • SERVERS Adjustments: We make every effort to avoid mistakes In your you can If am from it • KITCHEN IffiLP 1413 References P.O.Box* classified advertiaement. Please check your ad each time it MMand Part, • SHIFT SERVERS appean, should an error occur please notify the classified 1414 Giving Your department within seven days of publication. Worrall Community Employer Notice PMaM send me more WonraO Apply Daily l:3O-5 pin S23 Chestnut St. Newspapers, Inc. shall not be liable for errors or omissions In Name. any advertisement for which it may be responsible, beyond the Your Community's tttl Union cost of actual space occupied by item in which error or omissions InU ource 278 North Ave accured. We can not be held liable for failure, for any cause, to »A HOUR VOICE jWFQHM*TMN SERVICE Weatfleld Oty apcaae insert an ad. Worrail Community Newspapers, Inc. reserves the \ PubUe Service of 222 Mountain Ave ta reject, revise or reclassify any advertisement at any time. WORHALL COMMUNITY NEWSPAPERS School Attending Springfield EOE B12 — THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 199S — UNION COUNTYWIDE CLASSIFIED FINANCING EMPLOYMENT WANTED MTSC|LLANEOU8 FOR SALE GARAGE SALE COMPUTER SERVICES FREE DEBT consolidation, (mmediata relief. EXPERIENCED HOUSEKEEPER or babysil- BRASS 1920's bod, double, $700; wagon SHORT HILLS- Giant church garage and bake COMPUTER PROBLEMS? Tea many debts? Ovarduo bills? Reduce • L3iane M, Biro and Debora Biro K^i jr.•ferry ai 92 Lamed Road to transactions sold property at 627 E. Elm St., to Roselle Summit :<--.•„- ?. E.,j::> for S311,000 on July Gary K. Galgoci for $61,500 on July 14. Rose Galuppo sold properly at 573 lsriii S, Mead Jr. etux sold prop- 5^>i:"c -izd Eujicia Sacco sold Real estate transactions are property at 743 Jefferson Ave., to John and Mary Manor sold proper- W. 5th Ave., to Juan C. Mahecha Jr. erty ai 36 Larncd Road to Erie C. rr. >"•. i: 25 Stockton Road to Den- recorded in the office of the county Felix R. Ramirez for S191,000 on July ty at 2018 Dill Ave., to Brenda Salas for 5108,200 on June 30. Ross for 5460.000 on July 6. -?M A:::C,C fjr 5261,500 on July clerk. Worrall Newspapers publishes 14. for $119,000 on July 17. Stephen and Ernestine Evans sold Todd D, and Elizabeth Amow soli an abbreviated version of all transac- Michael anbd Carol Gonna sold properly at 1127 Frank St., to Curtis properly at 19 Oakley Are^ to Mirk ?nr.;_i L. Leaub sold property at A. Cise for 5390,000 on July 10. tions recorded in the 12 Union County property at 67 DeHart Place to Efrain Kenilworth Scott for 5103,000 on July 10. 61 \s Mis Drive :J Donald R. Hoad Gregory W. and Debora A, Sprin- :-x SifLAO -n July IS, municipalities the newspapers cover. Vazquez for Si32,000 on July 18. Federal Housing Commissioner ger sold property at 62 Hobart Ave.. ZL,\L, S, i^d Lynn H. Smith sold The information is provided by TRW Beverly M, Burke sold properly at Mary Landau sold properly at 26 sold properly at 116 Walnut St., to to James G. Fleischminn for -r.cvrj A: 28 Lenox Road to Roy H. Property Data, a Fort Lauderdale, 424.26 Winthrop Place to John C. North 13th St., to Vincent Badali for Larry Blake Jr. for SI26,000 on July S550.000 on July 10. ;Jwi .II Ur SI.69 rrillioo on July 18. Fla., infommlion service, and is pub- Bettigole for $117,500 on July 18. $134,000 on July 24, 14, lished approximately six weeks after it Joseph C, and Maria L, Heath sold Joan T. Drode sold property ti IS Ljubisa Frolic sold property at 315 Druid Hill Road to Steven L Ri-g is filed in the county clerk's office. Hillside property at 568 Newark Ave., to W. 5th Ave., to Gregory A. Shockley Union Zheng L, Zheng for S132.OOO on July for 5564.900 on July 13. for $125,000 on July 24, Thomas E. and Flora D. FeiieJ arid Irving Clark etal sold property at 24, C^iru-i L. and Pamda E. LyrBh Clark property al 153 Colonial Road to 241 Clark St., to Jean E. Clark for m';- j".,''crty A: 717 Greenwood Springfield Timothy J. Mahoney Jr. for $3S9,C*>:- Herbert and Francine Jaffo sold SI7,407 on July 19. It;.id s: XiM? H. W; for S197,0OO on Rahway on July 14. property at 21 Rutgers Road to Pedro Manuel A. and Fernanda Meco sold Bertha Misdom sold property at 27 Salish C. and Saroj Bhatia sc-id Dafonsoca for $250,000 on July 20. property at 352 Yale Ave., to Cynthia CVuijk:i W. irji- Judith D. Fazekas Gerald F, and Donna L. Murphy Hawthorne Ave., to David Cariani property at 10 Mount Vernon An^ Christina Morroll sold property at Bynes for $143,000 on July 20. s:li "-»ir:y j.; 452 Twin Oaks sold property at 623 Hamilton St., to for 5243,500 on July 28. to Naveen Seih for S245.0CW co July 17 James Ave., to juan E. Sosa for Joseph W, and Sophie Joinville Riiid :: Jina;:i Brocks for S15O,0O0 Zenon Zgodowski for $143,000 on 14. 5125,000 on July 21. sold properly at 1414 Boa Place to Michael J, Surdouski etux sold June 29. Edith J. Gerity sold property at 5 Aaron Allen sold property ai 94 Ean Sambour for $156,000 on July property at 439 Meisel Ave., to David B:-jnr.: i^d Tl-aresa Pacheco aid Joseph E, and Joann I. Cichowski Harvey Drive to Kathleen A. MoeUar Nassau St., to Marian Smolarski for 20, J, Higgins for Sl43,0OO on July 6. ji-.: '-c--;. i; 2514 Linn Ave^ to Robert sold property at 889 Pierpont St., to for SiyO.000 on July 14. $195,000 on July 24. Anna Borodiansky sold property at 2SL-^:I ;:r SLU/JOO on June 29. . Peier Yuen for $131,000 on June 30. Arthur F. and Lyrm I. Haliczer sold Ralph and Judy A. Biancs self Gelsomina M. Fracasso sold prop- 1247 Oakwood Ave., to Manuel P. Thomas and Doreen Vemieri sold property at 83 Beverly Road to property at 5 Lorraine Road tc iCrx C i^d Judith E, Tice sold erty at 114 Broadway to Carlos N. Cosia for $95,000 on July 21. properly at 281 W. Lincoln Ave., to Pamela R, Kirschner for $255,000 on Janice P. Anderson tfor $477,5CiO on jricisr::- i; 530 Yorktown Road to Rosa for 3143,000 on July 25, July 10, Thomas J, DiGregorio for 599,000 on July 14. J;cc X..iKa for S215,00O"oa June 30. Linden June 30. GE Capital Mortgage Services Inc., Alicu H. Kinley sold property si 30 MirLi-^i Ceiano sold property at Elizabeth John and Gail Pateita sold property sold property at 69 Dlven St., to Mau- Rotary Drive to Robert E. Ward f:r 1245 Gnsdna-w Avt, to Denis O. Ethel Peppard sold property at 34 at 416 W. Meadow Ave., to Christo- reen A, Edwards for $ 110,000 on July 5465,000 on July 14. Ktjiciff f;r S;4O,0OO on June 30. GE Capital Asset Management Swarthmore Road to Frank Grze- pher Coitier for $146,500 on July 1, 10. Mark A. and Lorraine K.. Pffl"ki£ C^atLJuMd on- Page B14) Corp., sold property at 820 E. Jersey siowski for $121,500 on July 6. St., to Awilda Rosalcs for 543,000 on Leo H, and Maria Mazur sold prop- July 11. erty at 549 Monmouth Ave., to Anto- Helen Paulkawitz sold property at nio M. Escada for $1,570 on July 7, ELIZAIITH 468 4th Ave., to Elias Silva for Robert F, Seulerati etux sold prop- $120,000 on July 14. erly ai 227 Elmwood Terrace to Wil- Carlos and Lucilia Araujo sold liam J, Graff for $193,500 on July 10. SPRINGFIELD SPRINGFIELD WANT FINANCIAL SECURITY? THEN INVEST IN THIS BUILDING 1 STORE & 2 APTS, BUSINESS W/PICK IT MACHINE INCLUDED IN THE SALE. EASY TO CARE FOR. GREAT RENTAL. CALL MIKE TO SEE IT TODAY. 29 Cypress Terr 164 Wentz Awe OWNING A HOME IS EASY Large Woodside split with Custom built 4 bed 3 UNION 4 Bedroom 27= baths, !g« bath, mod kit with IF YOU HAVE BEEN THINKING ABOUT ITS HARD TO RND ceramic tile floors and ... a 4 bedroom home with formml Dining ruotrrx. eafi-iin kitchen, yard with newer deck, BUYING A HOME, THERE IS NO BETTER TIME alarm—& more entrance. Huge 28 foot, 8270s Great rm with FP and THAN NOW. DON'T WAIT UNTIL TOMORROW. today to see it! $149,900. deck leading to 300 foot lot, Pegged floors. Must CALL CITY REALTY TO SEE HOW YOU CAN is a REAL ESTATE CAREER for you? see I Asking '324.000. DO IT TODAY Call today for FREE information ami self grading evaluation test for new or experienced people. Ask REALTY ' for ROSE 908-353-4200 Ron Sharps Realty 333 N, BROAD STREET 32 Morris Ave I Prudential Office Springfield, New Jersey 07081 ELIZABETH, N.J. O72O8 I Relenal ServK^s »ncr 376-8700 (SOB) 351-7123 B14 — THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1995 — UNION COUNTYWIDE CLASSIFIED APARTMENT TO RENT APARTMENT TO RENT STORE FOR RENT REAL ESTATE FOR SALE transactions BUSINESS EAST ORANGE- Large rooms, 3 bedrooms, UNION, four modem rooms, two family, near NEW PROVIDENCE. Center o! town. ATp'e BLOOfWFiELD. OPEN hous«, 12-3, Saturday yard, own utilities, 1 months rent, 1 months Shopping, transportation. $775 pigs utilities. parking. For retail or office- 1400 squa'e feet. a"*d Sunday. 151 Williamson Avenue, (off OPPORTUNITIES security. S900. Call 718-816.1784. IV, months security. Available October 1. No food. Call after 4p,m,: 308-665-0158, B«"ev;;'e Avenue). Must see! 4 bedrooms, 2 (Continued from Page B13) 90B.e87-7S83, bat'is cer'.'i a:-, deck, recreation room, large Q HILLSIDE, COZY two bedroom apartment, 1st. $199,500. More information 201-8fl0-iS1S. Raymond M. and Donnic E, Reilly CAREER' INVESTMENT. Be your own boss. perfect for couple or two adults. Brand new Novus windshield repair franchise, 2500 opera- kitchen and renovated bathroom. New carpet- APARTMENT TO SHARE GOVERNMENT FORECLOSED homes for sold properly at 255 Lon|*view Road tions worldwide. Home based. Dynamic, grow- ing, two air conditioning units, immaculate pei^es O" S* CO- Df' nquent tax. Repo's, in I;rank Cocuz/a Tor $185,000 on ing industry. Low overhead, 8 days factory condition No pots, 908-3S2-08O0, MAPLEWOOD, FEMALE looking to share spa- REAL REOs. fDIC. BTC. IRS, Your area. Toll free training. Field Support, Financing available. cious two bedroom apartment in two family 1-800-898.9778 sit. H-5139 for current June 2V. Roger Taylor 800-328-1117. IRVINGTON (Center). ONE bedroom, large home. Available immedia!«ly. Call ESTATE Isrigs. Joseph Muiidl sold property at living room, kitchen, enclosed porch, carpeted. 201763-2523 Or ?01-762-6069. ORANGE 8 ROOM asa-;-nent 2 stores/ park- NEED MORE money? Want to help others? As $525,00 plus utilities. 1'4 months security. 1412 Buriiet Avc, to Tadeusz Sza- a BeauiiControl Skin Care and Image Consul- c :-g. csvf hea; La-ge ci a'. Ideal for contractor 1 References, Call 201-763-6533. tant you can do both Part time and full time "AH raal Mtaia advertised harain Is s'cage $149,000 Good income hlowski for $182,000 on June 30, opportunities Profosionai training provided APARTMENT WANTED subject to the Federal Fair Housing Ac!, 903.787.6583 which mikes It illegal to advertise any Nicholas Gounius sold property at Call Allison Ttixeira at 201-761-8874. MAPLEWOOD. ONE bedroom, second floor MAPLEWOOD SINGLE professional s#ek» lown house apartment, near Maplewood Pool. preferenco, limitation, er discrimination RANDOLPH TOWNSHIP. Moms County. Buil- 37 Concord Place to Mclida Y. two bedroom apartment in Maplewood^close to based on raet, celor, r»ligion, sex, h«nd|. ders OW-. Contefoa'a-y. 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, VENDING ROUTE. Brand new machines (25+) Laundry facilities and parking available. Plenty train. Please call day or pvoning 201-275-1088, l'lvderique-nmoyon for S131.000 on $4,900. Stocked/ ready. No spoilage, no gim- of storage. Heat and hot water included, $800 cap, familial status, ef national origin, or t'r b#d-oc"i pass De nother/ daughttr, cen- micks. Steady income, expansion finance to per month. 762-5985. Leave message, Intsntlon Io mike any such preference, ••a; a*, ha'cweed (>ocs. 'T-shed basertient, 1 June 30. iCO's and r8tire_ 600-835-6300, Jim. ilmitation, or discrimination. as-e. -uci flcr». $349,900. Call Allen J, and Barbara A, Annenti YOUR AD could appear here for as little as ELDERLY PERSON BOARDED "We will net knowingly accept any ad- $14,00 per week. Call for more details. Our SOUTH ORANGE, senior home. Great access sold properly at 2018 Kay Avc, to V.1ST ORANGE. Beau::'yi 3 bedroom, move. friendly classified department would be happy to transportation and shopping. Pnca $625 vertising for r«a! estata which is In violation of th» law. All persons are hereby Informed "• coidtoi Co'a-a:, Everything new in and Kenneih W. Stewart for $137,000 on to helD you. Call 1-800-564.8911. month. Breakfast SZB additional. Call Judy: e-t. L",.»g -COT w •*•• f "eo ace, enclosed porch. 201-763-901?. that all dwellings advertised are availabta h 1 : ! July 7. on an equal opportunity basil," ba: 'oo— w-™ W>- DCC . fu'l firished base- RENTAL I MILLBURN, ONE bedroom. $875 plus security. -e-:, 'a-ce D'cae-;>' S1fiS.sco. 20 1 -eeS-SSos, Sieven and Dcnise Kirschner sold Available now. Convenient location. Air, heat. properly at 1616 May St., to Melvin hot water, parking, laundry. 908.273.2670, FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT CEMETERY PLOTS ~" WEST ORANGE S:a:e-'y setting, prestigious c"All raal estate adv«r11sed herein is 6-9pm, "e g^Bo'-oaa, bea^" fu y vvooded largs corner Hunter for 5163,500 on July 10. sub|i6t to the Federal Fair Housing Act, ELIZABETH- CLEAN, safe furnished room, Cf METIRY PLOTS ycMrVf. La.-ge 10 rocn, 3 bedfoom. 3 baths, ?•• s."ea wa>"oj: baseT-ent with 2-ear garage. Donald and Blanche Spechl sold which makes it illegal to advertise any ORANGE, PRIVATE home, 2nd floor. Bed- good location, near transportation. Call Mary, preference, limitition, or discrimination 908-352-5191. HOLLYWOOD 5j3-s:a-:a'y 'educid. under market value for properly at 2767 Spruce St., to James room, living room, kitchen, both. Own utilities. ""«a:i sae. $220,000. Pro'tssional use based on race, color, religion, sex, handi- Security. References. $500, Available immedi- 1 C. 1 laggerty for $ 144,500 on July 10. MAPLEWOOD PRIVATE entrance, quiet area. MEMORIAL PARK OO'ei-a Z Wedeewood D"V# 201-736-4040 cap, familial status, or national origin, or ateiy. Call_ 201-992-0504. Share kitchen and bath. Utilities free. Pay intention Io make any such preference, Melvin and Ursula L. Peckerman weekly. Security deposit required. Call f limitation, or discrimination, ORANGE/ SOUTH Orange line. Large studio. Gethesmane Gardens, Mauso'ed-rs O* :e: sold property at 375 Minute Arms 201-762-9419. 1500 Stuyvtsant Ave-- Union. "W» will not knowingly accept any ad- Heat, hot water, off-street parking included. No ADVERTISEF Hoiid io Benjamin Lamanna for vertising for real estate which Is in violation pets. $585 monthly, r/, months security, 908-688-4300 $217,500 on July 12. of the law. All persons ir» hereby informed 201 •305.0954. HOLLYWOOD MEMORIAL Park, U.i*jn. N J , that all dwellings advertised art available HOUSE TO RENT one grave, double, (oration: "Garden of S"-e Las; on an equal opportunity basis," FREE Information! Hvelyn P. Guinta sold property at SOUTH ORANGE. Charming two room apart- UNION, 3 BEDROOM, 1/, bath House, Dis- Supper Ar#a jSettiofi 28). AikJng SiK2. J3S6 Beverly Road to Thomas J. ment. Beautiful private setting. All new renova- hwasher, central heat/ air, washer/ dryer hook- 908-341 -8419._ _ CALL tion. Use of large yard, $696/ month, Call up, wall to wall carpet, off street parking. Great Fisher for 5170,000 on July 13., APARTMENT TO RENT 201-761.0624. neichborhood, $1200, Call 908-964-4288. HOLLYWOOD MEMORIAL Park. 1 p'o:, ga-. 686-9898 Prank Bulb sold property at 2548 den section #19, unit A, Vl'ue, $2,100- Asv™ BLOOMFIELD. 4 LARGE rooms, 1st floor. Si .500, Call anytime. 904.683-26SS. and enter a four digit Gallini Drive to Mark Cuttino for Eat-in kitchen, washer/ dryer hook-ups, storage UNION. EFFICIENCY, $450 plus" utilities; un space. Many extras. $750 monthly plus utilities. Three rooms, $650.00; 6 rooms, $875,00. Fee OFFICE TO LET selection number below! $135,000 July 13. Available immediately. Call Gerry Bam-Epm after rental. For particulars call Mr. Capp. I Charles and Angela Kreysig sold weekdays, 201.429-8100, Fountain Realty Realtor, 908.964-3143. PERFECT 1 PERSON Drofessionai office. Union Center. Private entrance. Barking avail- property at 1875 Cider Mill Road to able, $500 month includes heat and electric. fust moved REAL ESTATE Anlhony C. Weayley for $180,000 on CALL 686-9898 Available October 1st Call Mrs Ke:ly a; TELEVISION 508-868^8192. _^ July 14. in? Your Community1» Best SOUTH ORANGE, Furnished office for rent. APPRAISALS Fiances White sold property at 557 TONIGHTS Free rent until October. Near aM transportation. Golf Terrace io Edward J. Sienkiew- MOVIES $350 per morvfrCa'1 201 -763-2940. I can help 1570 Real Estate Appraisals 1571 Why do you need icz for $105,000 on July 14. INFOSOURCE Selection 3230 UNION, MAIN thoroughfare, 1500 squa'e feet. Jack A- and Gcorgiana Scannclli Newly renovated. Move-in condition. $1000 per an appraisal? month. 908.686.6333, you out! sold propci ly at 245 Newark Avc, to 1572 Who makes appraisals? Russell M. Allen Jr. for $154,000 on Don 1 worry and wonder about 1573 Valuation Process learning your way around town Of 1574 Appraisal Report July 14. RAHWAY what to see and do Or who to ask Philip J, Treppunti sold property at UwliM As your WELCOME WAGON 684 Lexington Road to Nicholas Hostess, I c«n simplify the business SILLING THE HOME Pastrikos for $265,000 on July 17. of getting settled Help you begin to SUPERIOR CQWMAL enjoy your new towri good shop- 1300 Attractrng A Buyer Iivelyn Gousinan sold property at Close to mSON LAM ping, local attractions, com 1301 Determining 1057 Salem Road to Miguel A. Mar- Opportunity A Selling Price line/ for $ 153,000 on July 17. RAHWAFSBSST And my basket is full of gifts to please your Urmiy 1302 The Open House William and Mary Brehlc sold Take a break frorr 1303 Cleaning For The Sale property at 986 \V. Chestnut St., to Rm with Fireplace, Dining Room, Eat-in Kitchen Family Room, Full Bath • ana call me 1304 First Impressions Sandra Newenhouse fur SI28.000 on • 2nd Floor: 3 Bedrooms, Full Bath CUL-DE-SAC LOCATION July 19. • Basement Partly Finished • Gas Heat • Attached Garage UNION • 4 BR, 2 1/2 B home on Ernest and Meta M.W. Hopf sold quiet cul-de-sac, LR, DR, Eat-in Cull Today! property at 1162 Howard St., to BEAUTDm EXTERIOR ... SPAREinVG CLEAN! Kitchen, 2c garage and in move-in David Reich for $130,000 on July 20, CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONmG ... NEW WINDOWS! $184,900 condition. S3254. $219,000 RMMentt of Union i Kenneih and Mary Haines sold Welchert only Realtors property at 1031 Field Road to Char- PASCALE REALTY SUMHOfflCE UNION..,., S84-3it1 les Serafin for 5149,000 on July 20, 474 Morris Aye. 1781 W. Grand Avenue, Rahway La SPRINGFIELD 4i7.Q13a ; Edward and Ingrid W. Kraskn sold REALTORS! (908) 277-1200 W0RR.AU. COMMT.'NTn property at 1711 Union Ave.. to Sud- We sell mart, htvousc we do more er Kumar for SI54,500 on July 24. NEW JERSEY MORTGAGE RATES APR , 30 YR FIXED 15 YR FIXED OTHER Lender, City^Phone FEE RATE PTS APR RATE PTS APR RATE PTS APR American Fed Mig,Bound Brook 800- 767- 2861 100 7,00 3,00 7.30 6,63 3.007.11 6.63 2.75 6.90 C 367 Chestnut St. American Savings Bk.Bioomfld 201 -748- 3600 350 7,50 2.50 7.76 7.00 2.507.41 8.70 0.00 8.70 S Union Bankers Savings, Perth Amboy 442- 908- 4100 350 7,63 2,75 7.91 7.13 2.757.58 4,50 3.00 7.90 A [908) 688-3OOO Capital Funding, Parsippany aoo- 662- 6760 0.7.88 0.00 7.88 7,25 0,007.25 S.75 1.00 6.49 A C, Brooke Mortgage, Freehold 800- 793- 2265 0 7.00 3.00 7.30 6.38 3.006.86 5.50 1.00 5.86 A Columbia Savings Bk SLA.Undn 800- 962- 4989 300 7.25 3.00 7.59 6.88 3.007.42 7.38 1.00 7.97 G Consumer First Mortgage 800- 296- 9444 300 8.00 0.00 8.06.7.33 0.00 7,46 7.25 0.00 7.31 T Corestates Mortgage Services 800- 899- 3885 250 7,25 3.00 7.62 6.75 2.757,30 7,50 3.00 8.09 B First Fidelity Bank 800- 435 7332 375 7.25 3.00 7.58 6.75 3.007.26 5,13 3.00 8.24 A UKIO.1 PICTCKK PMTECT First Savings Bank SLA, Edison 908- 225- 4450 350 8.00 0.00 8.00 7.25 0.007.26 7.13 0.00 7.92 C vmoti PRISTINE. Extra clean cape, move in condiUon, maint. free 4 Genesis Mtge Svcs,E,Brunswick 908- 257- 5700 375 7.25 3.00 7,56 6.75 3.007.23 5.50 3.00 8,71 A BRi 1 1/2 baths, park-like property, 63x100 lot. cac Must be seen to be appreclatfd Vj-rr i. ,- -' s Gentry Mortgage, Inc 800- 287- 9934 350 7.25 1.63 7.43 6.75 2.007.10 4.63 2.00 N/P A Ivy Mortgage Corp, BOO -489 5363 300 7.13 3.00 N/P 6.88 3.00N/P 4,50 3.00 N/P A Kentwood Financial Services 800- 353- 6896 150 7.630.00 7,63 7.13 0.007.13 N/P N/P N/P Lehigh Savings Bank SLA,Union 808- 686- 0003 350 7.50 2.50 7.83 7.00 3,007.59 5.00 2.00 N/P A Midlantic Bank, N.A. 800- 274- 0703 380 7.13 3,00 7.44 6.50 3.007.00 4.63 3,00 8.15 A Morgan Carlton Finl.Ridgewood 800- 562- 6719 0 7.13 2.88 7.34 6.63 2.886.84 3.60 2.88 4.36 A Natwest Home Mortgage 800- 888- 6781 375 7.25 3,00 7.56 6.88 3.007,38 5.00 2.50 N/P A UNION GREAT LOCATIOM • SpeUess home Washington School area, lr| JUST KmiiOED - V: , 1 i - li-th r.r* -,tx B,::hTr: s i .-ji New Century Mtge, E.Brunswick 908- 390- 4800 370 7.75 0.75 7.87.7.25 0.75 7.37 5.88 0.75 6.43 A LR, bay window. El Kit, knotty ptne cabinets, FDR. full bath, 1 BR on 1st floor. 2 Irg BR's & full bath on 2nd Too many anienities Must He ^^fn Premier Mortgage, Union eoe- 687- 2000 375 6.88 3,00 N/P 6.63 3.00N/P-5.50 0.00 N/P A Provident Savings Bank 800- 448 7768 350 7.38 •3,00 7.69 6.75 3,007.22 6.25 3,00 7.84 C Pulse Savings Bank,South River 908- B57- 2400 350 7.75 0,00 7.75 7,25 0.007.25 5.75 1.00 8.16 A Rahway Savings Institution 908- 388- 1800 325a 8,13 0,00 8.13 7.38 0.007.38 N/P N/P N/P Source One Mtge Svcs, Crnfrd, 800- f,70- 4657 300 6.50 3.00 6.85 N/P N/PN/P 7.25 0.00 7.31 R Union Center Nat'l Bank, Union 908- 888- 9500 350 7.00 3,25 7,33 6,50 8.888.97 7.25 0.00 7.25 J United Jersey Bk.Ridgefieid Pk 800- 932 0811 325 7.38 3,00 7.69 6.75 3.007.14 |S.5O 2.SO 7.86 M •Mr. h Valley National Bank, Wayne 800- 522- 4100 450 8.00 7.60 J7.99 0.00 8.08 Q 0.00 B.07|!7.50 0.00 K0SELUSF.AU MINT COKDITIOll JU8T LUTED- Immaculate 3 BR colonlaJ West Essex Bank, FSB 201- 570- 7080 375c7,75 7.33JJ7.38 O.50 7.88 H 4 BEDROOM STUT - LE.1S; 0.50 7,80J:7.25 0.50 spUt Lri Washington School area features large rooms throughout larje lot. 2 tSJ Jafif* MJS quiet street, eae. main! free 8162.SOP 8189,900 W.F.8. Mortgage,Warren 908 534 1904 0 7.75 7.38!i5.63 0.00 N/P A 0.00 7.75 7.38 0.00 (A)1 Yr Arm (B)30 Yr Jumbo (C)5/1 Arm (0)15 Yr Bi-weekly (E)7/23 (F)COFl Arm (G)7/1 Yr Arm (HjiO/1 Arm T r (1)10/2/30 Arm (J)3Q Yr- Home Program (K)3/3 Arm (L)5 Yr Balloon (M)3/1 Arm (N)20 Yr Fixed (O)1 Yr Jumbo (P)Constr Loan (6)30 Yr Biweekly (Rjist Time Buyers,restrictions (S)Mome Equity jT)HMFA (a)90 day lock (b)i30 app fee/5 yr Bal (c)pts ref at closing (d)75 day lock (e)fret float down- 1 5 yr a 3/3 arm (f)app fee ref (g)Arm only APP FEE-single family homes MINIMUM 45-60 DAY RATE LOCK A.P.R -Contact lender* for calculated Annual Percentage Rates Rates are supplied by th« («ndors and ore presented without guarantee. Rates and tttim are *ubjecl to change. Lenders interested , HASSEL nmt 8OU . If you re tired of leaky rcofi. broken j furnaces and running faucets, tneve into this delightful worry- in displaying information should contact Cooperative Mortgage Information (» (201) 762 6313 Few more infwmation.barrowHr* should ,, jraf_gauin- low i-wet -2EJ? -t_ _i .«£. ^M«, y^i caM th« tenders.Cwitact lenders for information on other mortgage products and Bwvicas.Cooperatiya Mortgage Infarmatiori assumes 'Tree"home. *3TSKi 1 l/3"tJaQis, finished Tjtsenieri sided, move In condition. All for 6147,600 . all »iadon. jreseh no liabildy for typo^aphical Wrors or omissions. Bates (Istad ware implied by the lenders on B/13-B/1S. N/P- -Not Provided by .nstrtuboo Copyrifltrt. 19O4 Cooperative Mortgage Information - AM Righto Reserind. i UNION COUNTYWIDE CLASSIFIED — THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1995 — BIS AUTO FOR SALE AUTO FOR SALE AUTO FOR SALE General Motors has new 1984 FORD BRONCO II- Eddie Bauer edition. 1982 OLDSMOBILE DELTA 88 Brougham, 1993 VOLVO 240 SEDAN. Mint, factory main. AUTOMOTIVE 4x4, fully loaded, excellent condition, now One owner, garage kept, excellent condition, tained, airconditioning, AM/FM cassette. Many clutch, $4,000 or bestoffe/. Call 201-751.1343. loaded, 86,000 miles. $2,000 or best offer. Call upgrades: heated seats, alloy wheels, snow engines lined up for '96 J 908.687-7302. tires. $14,900. 201.564.7583; HONDA PRELUDE 1988 Red with charcoal Perhaps the best thing about GM's 1996 truck engine program is that you'll interior. Power steering, power brakes, air 1977 OLDSMOBILE REGENCY 98. Excellent 1992 VOLVO 960 WAGON, excellent condi- continue to discover its many benefits throughout your ownership experience. AUTO DEALERS conditioning, moon roof. 65,000 miles, $5995, running. Everything works. All power, stereo, tion, new tires, brakes, tune-up, dealer serv- Call 201-5846470, air. Great lookerl One owner. Impeccably iced, white with leather interior, 36K . $18,000. Turn the key on your 1996 truck equipped with'a VoYtcc engine and you'll SMYTHE VOLVO maintained, $1500, 201-748.9647, 908.273-8184, notice how quickly it starts — no annoying grinding or delays. Then enjoy the 1991 HYUNDAI EXCEL, Excellent condition. EXCLUSIVE 2-door hatchback, Bipiod, AM/FM cassette. 1987 PLYMOUTH SUNDANCE, light blue, 4 YOUR AD could appear here for as little as smooth idle quality that's free of unwanted noise and vibration. Despite the VOLVO DEALER 38,000 miles. $3,000/ best offer Call door, automatic, AM/FM cassette, air- $14.00 per week. Call for more details. Our temperature outside, you'll notice how quickly the heater warms up. 201-338.0042, conditioning. Asking $2100. Call friendly classified department would be happy 326 Morris Avenue Summit 201-731-6972, to helD you. Call 1-800-564-8911. As you depress the accelerator, there's no hiding the engine's powerful (908) 273-4200 1966 LINCOLN, White, 4-door convertible. punch. Engineers have used a variety of designs and technologies to unleash Good condition, only 56,000 original miles. 1989 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX, All power, AUTHORIZED Asking $6,000. Call 908-688-8020, aifconditioning, AM/FM stereo cassette. Clean, AUTO PARTS/REPAIR more power at specific limes during the driving cycle. This means more torque FACTORY SERVICE excellent condition, low mileaqe. New Micho- 1978 LINCOLN MARK, white, new roof, new air lin's. Asking $5,500, 2Q1-5Q3':9406, WINDSHIELD CRACKED? Save hundreds of for off-the-lino acceleration, belter towing capacity and better 30 to 70 mph LONG TERM LEASING conditioning, loaded, good condition. 100000 dollars by not replacing it! Accepted by NJ passing performance. miles, $1900. After 7p.m.: 908.527.9649, 1982 PONTIAC PHOENIX 4 door, 4 cylinder DMV, Repairs made at your location by ap- automatic, $350/ best offer. See Tom's Gulf, pointment. Windshield Weld: 201-992-0955, Your next surprise occurs at the filling station. Despite the additional horse- AUTO FOR SALE 1987 MAZDA 626, 5-speed, air-conditioned, all Magie Avenue/ Galloping Hill Road, Union, power, you'll find you're using no additional fuel. This new power comes with power, sunroof, new clutch and tires. Excellent 1991 ACURA LEGEND, Low mileage, 37,000 condition. 114,000 miles, $2,500. Call 1991 SAAB 900 TURBO- Leather interior, no strings attached-no trade offs for fuel economy or emissions. All of GM's miles CD, phone, leather, air conditioner, moon 201^2-6956. moon roof, cassette, automatic, midnight blue. truck engines pass the strict new clean-air laws and are fully OBDII complaint. roof. Mint. Original owner. Firm $16,500 53.000 miles, (moved to NY C ) 2ei-702-7274, 1991 MAZDA.RX7. Black, automatic, 55,000 908-233-2993. Required maintenance — or the lack thereof — will come as an added bonus. miles. Excellent condition. Power sunroof, AUTO SPECIAL - $22.00 for 10 weeks prepaid. The maintenance schedule for GM's Vori.ec engines has been significantly stereo/ cassette, alarm. Asking $11,500, 1993 SATURN SL1, 40K miles, power Call Classified for details. 800-564-8911. 908-984.7786 after 7pm/ leave message. windows/ doors, anti-lock brakes. Excellent enhanced. That means more time between service on a number of systems, condition, Warranteed to 75K, $11,000 or beat 19SS CADILLAC SEVIILLE ROADSTER. 1991 MAZDA 323, 2-dOQr Hatchback. 41k. offer. 201.762-8369, including coolant and spark plugs. That's a direct time and cost savings for 69,000 miles, new aireondmomng, brakes, Power brakes/ steering, air-conditioner, auto- truck owners. water pump, radiator. Excellent "condition. matic, rear defogger, cassette. Excellent condi- SEIZED CARS from $175. Porsches, Cadil- $2,700, Call 908.351-7802, tion. $5,250, negotiable. 908.687-6594, lacs, Chevys, BMW'S, Corvettes, also Jeeps, 4 lOam-epm, wheel drives. Your area. Toll free 1978 CADILLAC ELDORADO BIARRITZ. 1 •800-898.9778 Ext, A.5139 for current 64,000 milts, new carpel and mats. Mechani- 1993 MAZDA MIATA, 5 speed. AM/FM cas- listings, cally sound Beautiful condition. $3,000- Call sette CD, air, rollbar, fiberglass boot, 14,800 908.351-7802, miles. Mint. $14,000 negotiable, 201-379-7595 1985 TOYOTA SUPRA, Automatic, aircondi- Joining the team day/ evening, tioning, alarm, AM/ FM stereo cassette, alumi- 1991 CHEVY CAMARO Convertible. Bright num wheels, new tires, bucket seats. 82 000 red, all power, Z-28 op'ions, wheels, disc, 1984 MERCEDES, 280-5, large body, gar- miles, $4,500. 201-762-1907, alarm, 39.000k. Rare car. Mint, garaged* germs red, sun roof, gas, 131,000 miles. Runs $15,000. 908.241.8044, well. Must sell, $7,900, Negotiable, 1989 TOYOTA TERCEL. Automatic, 2-doof, 201-763.2316, blue, alarm, aircondltioning, AM/FM radio, 1963 CHEVY CORVETTE Stingray Converti- 80,000 miles, runs well, clean interior. $3,000/ ble, 327-350 engint, 4-speed""transmission, 1987 MERCURY COUGAR, Red, all power, negotiable. Call 201-689-1008, red/ black, white top. Excellent shape. Driver. AM/FM cassette, automatic, air condition 1984 TOYOTA TERCEL Hatchback. Stick. $20,000, negotiable, 9Q8-e88-8020. 68.000 miles. Good condition. Maplewood 83,000 miles. New transmission and battery. estate. $2,950. 201.761-0352, days, AM/FM cassette. Air conditioning. $1 500. 1985 CHEVY MONTE Carlo. V-S, blue, power 201-762.4423. windows, cruise control, air-conditioner, 81,000 1989 MERCURY GRAND MARQUIS. 8 cylin- miles. Very clean, runs good, $2,100, negoti- der. Only 25,600 miles, like new. All power, 1992 TOYOTA CAMRY, power steering/ able, 908-686BQ36. AM/FM stereo cassette. $4,500/ best offer. brakes, air-conditioning, stereo cassette, 45K, 201.3763349. excellent condition, taupe, $11,500/ best offer, 1984 DODGE OMNI, 4 door, automatic, power 1-800.258-8981 days, 201-763-4470 Steering, aircondltioning, AM/FM radio. Runs 1985 MERCURY COUGAR, 2 door, blue, fully evenings, well. Many new parts. Asking $850, Call loaded, sunroof, alarm system, 81,000 miles. 90B-B62-7932. Good condition. $2,300, Call 908 B87.6S22, 1986 VOLKSWAGEN JETTA QLU72K, auto- matic, power windows/ locks, sunroof, JVC 1983 DODGE Ram Van, 93.000 miles, $1,000 1992 MITSUBISHI DIAMANTE. Tan, air bag, stereo cassette, alloy rims, charcoal grey, Get it in gear with or best offer. Call after 5pm, 908-273-7368. abs, new tires, struts. Tapes, aircondltioning, J3000. 201-782.5976. _^ the Auto Special Royal Chevrolet on Route 28 in Bound Brook proudly power brakes/ steering. Excellent condition, announces the addition of Ray Rigby to Its sales DREAM MACHINES • look for our "Reserved 101 K. $10,750, 9QB.29B-18B4, 1991 VOLKSWAGEN JETTA Carat. 70,000 1O weeks - 2O words team. Rigby, a 23-year veteran of the auto business, Parking" ad or call Classified at 800-584.8911, miles, automatic, black, sun roof, loaded. only $22.DO prepaid 1985 NISSAN STANZA. Aircondltioning, all Immaculate condition, $7,500. Call One vehicle per ad previously served as president of the Garden State 1991 FOTD EXPLORER, Eddie Bauer. Black, power, AM/FM stereo cassette. Original owner, 2Q1-992.4775. No abbreviations Chevrolet Club, has received the Chevrolet Leader of fully loaded, alarm, sunroof, running boards, 100,000 miles. Excellent condition. Call No refunds 58K miles, excellent condition. $14,500. Call 908.688-3760, 1990 VOLKSWAGEN CABRIOLET converti- Prtvite pirty advBrtisers only. Leaders award and is a member of the Chevrolet 201.669.0472. ble, automatic, air, stereo cassette, red/ white Price o< vehtcks is only copy change 1993 NISSAN MAXIMA, black, sport package, roof, excellent condition, 70k miles Asking Bllowtd, Truck Sales Honor Club. His schooling includes the 1986 FORD LTD wagon, V,6, 3.8 engine, $10,500, 808-316.Q182 after 4pm, Chevrolet Institute, the Truck Marketing Institute, power brakes, steering windows, air, arrvfm. excellent condition, garage kept, air- Just |ot down your ad and mill It In wlih Clean, good condition. $1900. Best offer, conditioning, manual transmission, AM/FM 1969 VOLKSWAGEN CONVERTIBLE, not your payment. GMAC Lease Magaement and Certified Medium Truck 201 -429-3419, cassette, 45K. $15,000. Call 669-5937. running, complete, good for parts, $400. Call Worxall Newspapers 201-669-0951. Sales. Rigby currently resides in Cranford and is a 1978 FORD THUNDERBIRD. Excellent run- 1983 OLDSMOB1LE-98 LIMOUSINE. 45" Clautfled Advertising Dept, member of the Knights of Columbus Council. ning condition. 103,000 miles, new paint, tires, stretch. Every possible option including VCR, 1987 VOLKSWAGON FOX Wagon 5 speed, air P.O. Bex 188 etc. Interior like new, SiSOO, Call after 4pm, moonroof. Estate car. Never used commer- conditioned, new paint, tires, battery, needs Maple wood, NJ, O7O4O 9083961115, cially. $3,950, Call 201-763-1901, work, $1200 or best offer. Call 201-377-0603, OUR PRICE IS ALWAYS RIGHT! Rte22's MultVs Colossal '95 Clearance Is On! Commercial TRUCK '95 Chevy Hi-top Conversion Van N. BOY STOP Tiara conversion, indigo Blue metallic, beige custom vinyl trim, '95 Geo Tracker 5,7 I IF! V8 eng. w/4-spd, auto, trans, w/ overdrive, swing-out side ^Bright red, black conv, top, dk, charcoal linear cloth sts,. 1,6 L SOHC doors, P/S/B/W/Lks, A/C, tilt, cruise, AM/FM stereo cass., deluxe frnt 16-valve L4 MFI eng. w/5-spd, man, trans,, P/S/B. 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VIN#SZ033798. Lease for $169 mo. for 36 mos. w/first month's S Stk#S6S3, V1NWB173930. MSRP $18,581. Includes $2,660 Lt. adriatie blue, 3.1 LIFIV6 eng. w/3-spd. auto trans., P/5/B/Lks/Mrrs, tint payment, $175 security deposit and $400 acquisition fee due at ^o^ Includes $750 GM rebitt and $1332 dealer discount glass, cloth bucket sts., A/C, AM/FM stereo cass,, cruise, tilt, T-person seating, inception, includes $400 college grad rebate. Total monthl^o^ Multi discount, pplus $300 GM and $300 commercial Stk#6096. VINMT151078, MSRP $19,988. Includes $1,922 Multi discount, payments $6,084. 12,000 mij'yr. allowance. ^^-1»«*^^ Priets |n effect commercial rebate. $1,000 GM rebate and $400 college grad rebate, if qualified. mi. thereafter. ^*****^ until 9/25/95! rebate. If qualified. 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