[VdJunteer police Reserve mlars ., , ,, WKENNKTH SCHANKI.ER ", March 13, a reporter riding aiong, was a slow night,for Liebeskind and „ '!T.^n;forty-one", announces Springfield Police Reserve Officer Harry Vargas, with few calls' coming over the patrol car's two-way radio during'the f Vargas into his two-way radio and, with the acknowledgement of police first two-and a (ialf hours of the team's four hour tour, but there was still headquarters, the reserve team of Vargas and Harold Liebeskindls off on plenty for them to do. patrol as a support unit for the regular police force. - • Repeatedly-driving the streets of Springfield, the duo was constantly on Teh-forly^one is the code for starting duty, Vargas said. Ten-forty-two is the lookout for any sign of trouble the signal that a police unit is gflihg off-duty. :• ••,'.'•' .; One spot that has been a source of trouble for an extended period of time is 'The reserve operates out of the Office of Emergency Management in the the parking lot of the Bennigan's restaurant, where dozens of car break ins Sarah Bailey Civie Center on Church Mall. • - ',•'•'.'.; • , ' have occurred over the past several months , Sl'H'f 19 members.or the.reserve, according to Office of .Emergency Thieves are most often looking for radar detectors or stereo tape decks Management Coordinator John Collage,' take turns patrolling Jhe township that can be easily removed, transported away and resold in other towns : ; •iateainsoitwo^^':';-...'-^, •'-.•^>-,.v; - '.'.v. 77.--\ -:--' : . .•' / ,•,'•••••\: Four times over a two-hour-period, the patrol car eased its way into the lot • V^w^uc^(|iuipo^;V^.)«sl^e'ha«/twp^^troI'cars. One is brand new,' with its side spotlights glaring between vehicles to ensure that no one's car having been purchased recently, The otlier is 4 years old. ' . was being burglarized The officers are also equipped with hand-held two-way radios, with which Over this brief period, there was no sign of trouble, although both they can communicate should they have to leave the patrol car, Liebeskind and Vargas said that it was only 9pm and the majority of car . : Once on the road,, the reserve officers, are under the control of the break-ins usually take place at a later hour _ dispatcher at police headquarters, responding hourly .with reports of its Later, In an industrial park off the westbound lane of Route 22, as the car position in the township along With the three Units of the regular police force. prowled past warehouses and office buildings with its sidelights on, With the hand-held unit, officers can not only talk'with police headquar- Liebeskind said experience teaches reserve officers what to look for ters, but also dial any number of emergency services, including police "You do this long enough," Liebeskind said, "you can spot windows open, departments, hospitals and rescue squads from Springfield and neighboring latches and what not "
: : ••(?>$?•''''''••'•'•••'••''. '•< '''\\'-'';•''':'•:••';•'•.:,•'• "v'; ••";•: ^j; .;' :',','••••',".... .• '.''.-, .••/" •' Most often, when a call comes over the radio notifying the patrol unit that ^TW-radiosrwhlcVrequire^^ areuiilque to IROWNIES from Troop 603 receive a U.S. flag from ; 1 there is trouble, the reserve car will proceed to the scene to act as a back up Harry pavld of Woodmen of the World Life Insurance Springfield, Cottage said; -i • unit Police reserve officers, aside'from driving the patrol car, also undergo • K NOW ONLY Society. The fraternal organization, Lodge 6070 of "Over the years," said Vargas, like Liebeskind, a longtime reserve $199. Save $2OO A/jetutchen, donates flags to worthy community groups training on the desk at police headquarters, serve as security for the Springfield Municipal Court and patrol the streets of town oh foot.. '' member, "WP'VI? been involved in any kind of call you can imagine " and, has a matching fund program for those in need of Even though the 19 members of the reserve are all non paid volunteers, wheelchairs/ leg braces and hearing aids. With David at Members, of the reserve must perform' all duties to continue as with the the potential danger of the job is never forgotten the March 11 Township Committee meeting, during sqtiad, Liebeskind said. -,' '':.••• 7 • • ••. '• •<'(•"• • • . • 7 7;... .••>•: -V '.'. "Every call you go to, there's going to be a gun there," Vargas said, ANDNSW The Cherry Collection Special which Mayor William Clerl proclaimed Glrl-ScouiJA/eefc- jwThis Js'a participatory organization," Liebeskind said. vyl'Tnbse four-things are what we call on-tlt&job traihlng," Vargas said, referring to the fact that all reserve officers are armed while on patrol First ilx> slaining ami sealing: Then In Springfield, are* from left, Troop Leader Sharon Katz, The presence of these volunteers, though, is nevet lost on the regular accenting with jingerlfp sjx)il/ng and wife of Commltteeman Jeffrey Katz; and Troop mem- noting that several former reservemembers are now regular police officers police officers iri Springfield and other municipalities. ( y ; .' 7.7 spiralling. Ttmv coals -of lacquer, -Jiixi bers Stacey Katz, Lisa Keppler and Gullllana : "When a police officer makes a motor vehicle stop on Route 22, if the miinels qfbiijjing, eiiuljbe sbinegiivs Pasquarelll. Cottage said that, with the ijiembership of the reserve subject to turnover, reserve car pulls up behind him, he's glad they're there," Vargas said hew members are always welcome. Ideally, he said, the reserve would have "uviy to slxt'i 1, ;A slxei 1, llxil s "ivxtstai it la : : Ten forty-two . Ix'at, imieranclalcolpl,!/klanglasling 25members'bVmpfp . •.• , '•;.'' • ,' ,••,;'!?)::•'••'.. •'•• . ,•' • -v •••.••• ' , lifl
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fThursday,MarchM.198A -- COUNTY LEADER NEWSPAPERS-2,3,4* Library cfolumn -Court catches up to scoff law JBelfi A scofflaw who had ac- state violent crimes bureau. revoked and fined $500 plus $15 , ByROSEP.8IMON" tremely strict with children" (more • Ah elderly widow-Li'tty cumulated 14 parking tickets Charles Latora,, • 3l;~° "of costs and six months additional "Fromthe Fair",'translated and than a dozen), ' Sanderson-writes a tale of v over dating back to 1964 was fined Maplewobd, pleaded. guilty to revocation. "edited by. Curt Levtont.f ,.( . Sholom's childhood friends in the nostalgia, which becomes the foundu- 1296 in Springfield municipal driving while intoxicated and was Arnold Cardenas, of North Originally written Jn htei native , shieth-were-enjoyedr-tnen- disap- lion for if new venture In her life. As court Monday night. 'fined $250 plus $15 costs and a Plalnfield was found guilty of Yiddish, _?.ho!om_iAleichems ' peareduleavlng him-in a slate of -a child of eight she had been a fre- \Wayne Lewis,, of Springfield, $100 state surcharge. He also lost: harassment and fined $50 plus $15 , tSholom Habinowite'8),protrayal of. dejectlon)"' but were providentially quent gueslat the Ixrtus House-now pleaded guilty to 12 of the parking his drivers license for six months costs and $30 to the state Violent Ms early years,1 was .much in the ' replaced. Not Vail were models or abandoned by its owners and in offenses Monday. manner in which "he told his famous - . good behavior. During one phase of genteel disrepair. By chance she and must spend two days in the Crimes Bureau. 1 Li Willie A Burt, of Orange, state Intoxicated; Driver- stories. Born ,vin .the. Ukraine his early, years; card-playing Uhis old house can be meanwhile, was placed on a one- Resource Center. "XScotch Plains man parked his (Voronka).rhe began to write,his smoking and other t'sinfiU" pursuits : hers- tb|pepair, to remodel, to. live in year probation for each of two Jimmy Mack, of Hillside, was carAn *** Bambergers parking memoirs in anecdotaL form (when were indulged in. But'there are also - and to rent out lo several ueceptuble counts! a disorderly conduct found guilty of eluding police an lot March 11 night on Route 22, he was 49) 'covering the period delightful incidents about aunts, tenants..;/' ,'/ charge and-an-obstruction of- resisting arrest.' He was- fined returning to find-it had been between his birth in 1B59 to the early uncles, neighbors and places which, / These are- Murgol- beuuliful und fense, The probation was con- $500 plus $15 costs for he first broken into. Missing was a $200 , 1880s. He died in 1916 in New York evoke a culture and history of Jews, ^cir-centercd and her awkwardly , ditional upon Burt's entering an charge and $250 plus $15 costs and radar detector and a rear view City. \ ^ • living in an all-but-forgotten world. , plain daughter Harriet, who arc liv- mirror worth $75, police said. 1 1 alcohol treatment program $60 to the state Violent Crimes < Hiimorous," sejf-critical, Sholom He records the family'sy journey to /'ingg with the imperturbablp e Errol Endaz, of Springfield, Bureau. • The incident was reported to writes in the tgird person in order to a neww totowwn (it(with h ffinancei s 'bb AdhiiAndrew--u physicistt : bachelor pleaded guilty to a dog at large Brian Lockley, of Piscataway police at 1:20 a.m. Saturday. maintain a more objective point of diminished, they became in-' Audreys-sensitive and offense and was fined $50 plus $15 was found guilty of a second. AUCTION UPDATE—Mr. and Mrs. Terry Shapiro, of Livingston, co-chairpersons, view. He does not embellish or nkeepers), his fantasies about Insecure-who IK tormented by his A New Providence man exaggerate,' but, writes of his costs. offense of driving while on the left, and Mrs. Ralph Joel, of Springfield, discuss plans for the upcoming event discovering treasures, 'the newrascally students: nnd (he proper, _ Enzo_Pallito,_ 18, of Mnnn- reported someone tried to h'ot- parents, forebears, siblings, the Hut nnd fined J7SO plus tehi celebratincelebraflngthg tne 125tiZ5tnh anniversary of the Pingr/School. Thme event, sponsored bDy thmee school and new friends, the cholera very private postmistress—Janet tainside, was guilty of'disorderly $15 costs. He will also give up his Village school,—teachers and" "epidemic and^the visits to grand- Cook—whose nuw hubby is nuidun destroyed the car's steering Plngry School Parents Association, Is a goods and services auction scheduled for, playmates with wit and candor — IREASURE CHEST—Springfield B'nai B'rith Spring Dance Co-Chairmcin Dr. conduct and fined $50 plus $15 license for an additional 60 days, shaft, May 10 at the Mar.tinsvllle campus'.,The proceeds will benefit the endowment fund parents celebrating the holidays, He Ing. , Barney Splelholz, American Heart Association trustee LesterZytowlcz, and B'nai costs. He must also perform 30 Judge Robert Weltchek also for faculty salaries and scholarship. < . ' Warts and all.' ' recalls the~beginning of his writing _ Lelly hopes to draw these diverse B rith Lodge 2093 Lodge vice-president and memberslp chairman Hy Klelnman days community service sentenced Lockley to one day in A Freehold resident parked his His father was "the richest man in career, his first love, his search for characters together—lo provide review the Heart Treasure chest, an American Heart Association progfam ' Frank Baranoski, of Irvlngton, jail, which he spent in court car at Springfield's restaurant town", 'with a number of lucrative security, his tutoring jobs (he meets (hem with a much-needed sense of 1 developed withe the help of dnoations from organizations like the Lodge. The was found guilty of obstruction Monday night. -, Friday night and returned to find Rothfeld to chair FERTILIZING businesses. He was also a scholar _his future wife) and his election to family. Although her goal does not program teaches heart-healthy lifestyles to pre-schoolers. The ' ' and disorderly conduct and fined Carlos Vidal, of Brooklyn, was the car broken into and a $250 -MiUNTENANGE^ and master of the Bible, and the crown rabbi in Luben. ' materialize, circumstances; over SEEDING 1 result-of the sale of flowers donated by the Springfield Florist to this year's $100 plus $15 cost* line) $30 to the r found guilty of driving while radar detector'taken. physician's dinner SPRING CLEAN-UP town's sage. His mother was "a "The Lotus House (Fiction)," by which she has no control, alter their Sweetheart Dance, will help heart research, education and community services. wonderful woman, active and ex- Katherine Moore. lives sufficiently Albert Rothfeld of Springfield has been named chairman of the Nine students attain high honors Metropolitan New Jersey State of abuse fight supported Israel bond annual physician's T&T Becky Seal lunch program listed Nine students have been named to Heather Anderson, Stephen Fowler, ^Nanette Bruschl, Michael Byrne, dinner, it was announced by Dr._ Assemblyman Bob Franks, who payers to contribute $2,$5, dr $10of Children's Trust—FundJ- act was the High Honor Roll for the second Elena Magulre, Sean McGrath, Elayne Cameau, Victoria Cam- Arthur Bernstein, chairman of the Landscape Gardener The following is the schedule of butterscotch pudding and chicken APRIL 2—Hawaiian ham, green represents Mountainside! in the New their income tax refunds to the New sighed by Governor Kean last June marking, period at Deerfleld School Catherine Padden, Eric pagna, Brian Carson and Kathryn organization's - Medical—Arts lunches to be served over th next two gumbo soup, beans, sweet potatoes,' pound cake Jersey General Assembly has urged Jersey Children's Trust Fund. . - and became effective with the 1985 in Mountainside. According to Rauschenberg, Orln Roth, and Dale' Chartersr Division. weeks at the Becky Seal Nutrition MARCH 28-Closed in observance and chicken noodle soup. New Jersey Income Taxpayers to The Children's Trust Fund is a tax year. The fund will be ad- Deerfleld Principal James A. Torborg, Danielle Coddington, David Cook, Dr, Donald Rothfeld of Millburn AlTennaro Union County Center at the former Rayrnond of Good Friday. APRIL 3—Barbequed chicken," join the fight against child abuse grassroots program to fight child ministered by a nine-member board, Johnson, 'Jr ,j>upils must achieve at Dwlght Dachnowicz, Allison Dorlen, will be honored at a testimonial 232-5302 Area Chisholm School building. MARCH 31-Stuffed peppers, carrots, cauliflower and broccoli, He said that beginning with this abuse. Donations to the fund will of directors. Six members will be' least four A's and one B in major Honor roll achievers, with at least Beth Engert, Jennifer Gardella, dinner April 6 when he will receive Lunches are served Monday lettuce with egg wedge and French mashed potatoes, pineapple tidbitt year, every New Jersey taxpayer support community programs and appointed by the Governor and one subjects and a minimum of a B in —five B's In major subjects and Lori Gluck, Colin Graham, Rachel the State of Israel Malmonides through Friday between noon and dressing, mixed vegetables, fruit and cream of mushroom soup will have the opportunity to con- services to aid in the indentlflcation, member will be appointed by the ' minor subjects. The nine are sixth, minimum of B in the minor subjects, Haine and David Hollister. Award, according to Dr. Bernstein, 12:30 p.m. to any senior citizen 62 or jello and bean and bacon soup. APRIL 4-Omelet, stewed tribute to the future of children in intervention and. assistance to Commissioner of the Department of seventh, and eighth graders in the are: - Manu Joglekar, Karen Kaminskl, Associate chairmen for the dinner over, regardless of financial status. APfclL 1-Swiss steak with gravy, tomatoes with peppers and onions, our state, families and children at risk of child Human Services. In addition, the borough's Pre-K-8 school. Jennifer Arthur,_ Janet Black- Christian LaFon, Fred Largey, include Dr, Isaac Gielchinsky, Dr. SAVEUPTO"60°/o' Cost is $1,25 per person, $2 for carrot raisin salad, rice, apricot oven fries, vanilla pudding and clam On this year's New Jersey State abuse and neglect,——•-"••• •'. Attorney General will designate two Thev <"•" Tnnin «"»"'""'o wood, ScottBoyd, Patricia Brannen, Sheree Lee, Fanny Lee, Federlco- -Martin-JacobsrDr. Lawrence Stein ON MEN'S SUITS • COATS OFF guests. halves and pineapple juice. - chowder. tax return, a new check-off box has As part pf a continuing com-; county prosecutors to serve on the' Lopez, Doreen Lucyk, Christopher and Barbara Rothfeld. Reservations must be made two been provided that will allow tax- mllment to fight child abuse, the board.r' ..'.•..•• '. •• .'. .. ' . ••:•. Maguire and Brian Martin. A former chairman of the • SPORTCOATS • PANTS • ETC. days in advanceJ>y calling 376-5814 Russell gives painting show Candice Matthews, John Springfield United Jewish Appeal between 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. Monday Gladys Russell will do a watercolor demonstration at the Kenilworth Art Maxemchuk, Chad Oberhauser, Joy campaign and a long-time leader in •MODERNE CLOTHES* through Friday. IRWINLISAK Storage Problem? Need More Spac Association meeting on April 7 All interested members and friends are Pope, Michael Price, John Rau, Metropolitan New Jersey State of Save on: Firemen's & Policemen's Uniforms All lunches are served with bread invited to this demonstration, to be held at the Kenilworth Library, North Dawn Ray, MicHele Reid, Jennifer Israel Bonds, Albert Rothfeld is also Dacron & cotton Shirts and butter and milk. Public Accountant 22nd Street and Boulevard The meeting starts at 8 p m. sharp. Roche and Nikl Rodino. on the Board of Governors of the $ 9S MONDAY-Swedlsh, meatball Russell is a a member of the following groups: the N J. Watercolor Romel Sanchez, Cella Santos, Daughters of Israel Geriatric Center* ,.. Reg.'22.50 Now 16 with gravy, chopped spinach, egg Society, ESsex Watercolor Society, Summit Art Center, and the art' George Serio, Michael Shapiro, and the Solomon Schechter Day H $ noodles, fresh fruit and grape juice. associations of Westfield, Somerset, Scotch Plains, Fanwood and Jeannle Spagnola, Thomas' Szym- School of Essex Union, T«TnH/R.t'28.50 NOW 22°° ' TUESDAY-Knockwurst with INCOME TAX Kenilworth She has won many awards for her work. borski, Gordon Thom^on.JThomas 11^9 Springfield ve.^ mustard, mlxed.vegetables, boiled Her work has been exhibited by the National Academy, American UncHester, Llv Wallln, Katie' Want Ads Work... potatoes, applesauce and pea soup. 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*.." Thursday. March20. tW4 — COUNTY LEADER NEWSPAPERS -2* . Dayton Hfoh School dtes first-quarter scholars The following is the Jonathan Melraap, Blair TUllcke, Gary Mlllln, O'Donnell, Stephen Kolton, Alice Lin Karelvis, Glenn Knierim, Peter Rubanenko, Nancy Rubinstein, Amy High. Srhftftl honor roll ,for •••-- — • —I— * ._ • -—"•'-• ••'-••»• •••';--•'•• .i — ••**•'+_••• •>•%: •!•• _J'L;' » ••—!-'—*»— '.jii •-—• '' Kwon, Jonathana Upfcei,, Angelica Sflioenberganfluenesegar Lopez, Adina Lubetkiibetkinan ani d Stephen MarchetU. ..• Tlfane ' VUiUdon, Henry Voo- Lauren.B. Arnold, Qznat R Bar, Glen Miske, Shauyik Mittra, derlinden, Jerry. Wang, Scott James J, Yee and Erie R. YOBS. Salemy. Novich, Jennifer Price, Susanne Huong Nguyenp-Thao Nguyen, Uia Wasserman, Danielle Wayne, Maureen Barisonek, Laura K. Bass, / __, JUNIORS 1 Dawn Severini, Robert §hapiro, Rendeiro, Marcelo Reyna, Amy Raamot', Marcla Rockman, Dalya Patricia Ziemian and Marylou Zotti. Tracy L;J Biber, Steven C. Bor- Joanna Abes', Bart C. Barre, John Spotlight fades David Simon, Lori Jean 4Stalter, Rose, Ted Roth, Stephanie Ruelke, sellino, • Kevin .Bowen, Stacy Benigno, > David Blackwell, Fred Amanda .Sumner, Laura Talarsky, Gregory Saliceti. Lilibeth Sanchez, The American people are slow to understand, or Braunsteta, < Mitchell ,H, Cohen. Carchman, Joyce Carchman, Soma Christopher Vecchione, Chris Ann Beasley a board candidate Susan Collyer, Carlos Diaz, David Amy Jean Schramm and Gurpreet express concern, about widespread terrorism rhanjiarro, .Iniiftm* rhryptfll, Brian Venes, Julie Wang, Dana Wasser- Sipghg - W.DIetiandChristopnerDooley. - Cole. Duane ConneK, Brian Dah- man, Sherry Weinberg, Christopher Citing her .commitment to "Parent-Teacher Association. She to. worldwide and have an often understandable Jennifer-L. Feinsod, Philip H. Andrea Stein, Jeffrey Sumner, maintaining the "excellent" chairman - of the Enrichment men, Colleen Delaney, Suzanne L Wickham, Walter Yee and Andrew Matthew Swarts, Peter, Tazaki, difficulty comprehending what events or emotions Feueratein.Gary A. Gechllk, Glen Demltrio. Jennifer Fabricant, Zidel. ' reputation of the Mountainside Committee which arranges such B. Gechllk, Deanhe Gittens, Marci Stacey Feinstein and Amy Flschel. , David Theiss, Gwen Thompson, school system, Susan C. Beasley, of programs as the After-School Ac- precipitated the incident. Terrorism also garners ' SOPHOMORE Stacj Uchitel, Suzanne Vaaas, Gregg tivities Program and school-wide G. Gittes, Etta L. Hafeken, Wayne David Franzonl, Robert Fusco, Lisa Abend, Jennifer Abes, 548 Woodland Aye., has announced the media spotlight'for a short period, before D. Hettenbach, Eric G. Kahn, Janice Andrew Gansler, Lisa Gleicher, Walsh, Ernest Watkins,' Eric her candidacy for one of the three'. assembly programs. ' Jessie? Bernstein, Jennifer Binder, Weinstein, Janet Wilson, Nathahiel She is a member of the PTA Ad- fading from our TV screens, newspaper front ' Kefer, Shannon Kiley, Joseph Alex Goldelman, Christopher Thomas Burger, Craig Catson,Xhi=- open seats on 'the Board of 1 Kitchell and Anastasia Kipslas. ~ Hannauer, .David Kadesh, Gregg -Zoneraich and Matthew Zucker. Education visory Council, the Enrichment pages or attention spans a few weeks later. Ving Chin, Naree' Chung, Dehise FRESHMAN Steering Committee and the Speical Cam-Michael Lam -d'Donnell, Kahn, Ondlne Karady, Sandra Kelk, Curtiss, Lynne Dahmen, Bland Eng, "I chose to run for two reasons," Last fall, when residents of our area and their Patti Manning, 'Deneen Martino, Julie Klinger, Brad Krumholz, Dana-. Oksana Anderson, David Brooks, Beasley said. "First, -the school Services Advisory Council at Christine Federowicz, Kenneth Eva Lei Ding, Curtis Feng, Keith Deerfiled. Kevin McGrath,, Thomas Meixner, Kuperman, Eric Kupersmilh, Julia Feng and Mitchell Freidberg^-— nffpets my., family becnusp my relatives and friends embarked on the Achille 'Fernbach, Andrew Fowler, Maria children attend here at Deerfiled. Cynthia Moser, Dennis Murphy, My Kutsop and Jeffrey Levy. Robert Fried, Merril Fruchter, Lauro cruise — and the luxury ~liner~was sub- J&uxej)Nguye _EaMcla_EaddenPtii Pdri , KKristlai n _ RitaRi ' LombardiLbd. SusaSn Lynskey. Franzom, Ellen Gan<>k, Peter Secnd, the excellent reputation of 1 i~
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v tetearnr b basic skills To a child achieving in- .Working with each youngster (or extended handles, built-up tooth' GOP to meet Saturday dependence, it's the little things that up I o an hour each dav, the staff, in brushes, or , rarige-of-motion Forum to examine breathing disorders ygTgfr -conjunction—"with~~the~famHy~Hnd dre8slng~~Htds~*1cnown as "pai '^ri'gri''AtfoMo JLT Ptoano and 1 -going-from^iometo school -therapists,—develop—individual -pullers'- —uspide-down-T-bars-that _variougjtspects.of-the.8ubject-and- For the patient at Children's . . training programs. pull slacks up until.they are high forum which will be sponsored April answer written questlonslsubmitted New Jersey. "-^ » ^»w»^^ w mom a) V^M00 W ^^ Specialized Hospital however, these "We consider every type of ac- enough for the child to reach. 9, by the Union-based American from the audience. priority during.the question-and- seemingly simple tasks : can be tivity the child . will perform However, Boyan said, "We resort to wll Park Middle School, 57 Lung AssoclaUon of New Jersey, The moderator will be Kathryn W. answer session. ' formidable. The youngster may lack throughout the)day," Boyan said! those devices only when absolutely WbUdtotot ."The Christmas Seal People" and The panelists are Dr. Fred M. Chlappa, a registered therapist and The forum is the first In a series of motor control,' reach or strength, "They need to manage hygiene, necessary. It's always better for the loa.nj.l4 , t / IA »wt i Saints Barnabas Medical Center, Jacobs, director of Pulmonary director of the Department of Ap- programs to be offered by Saint and in the case' of head trauma grooming and dressing and., feed , children to do things themselves." ^dorawillbeopentothedelegatesandthepubUcatia.m.' '• Livingston, Services at Saint Barnabas Medical plied Clinical Technology, Saint Barnabas Medical Center to In- •victims, memory and concentration: themselves. If the child will attend Nothing is considered too trivial, Center and vice president of (he New crease publicawareness about lung TheorderofbuslnessyviUbe: ,- The,forum, which Is designed for Barnabas Medical Center. disease. The medical center Boyan said. -Nomination and endorsement of a Repubicaitcandldate for the the general public and patlen'ts with Jersey. Thoracic Society, the medical branch of the American recently opened a 29-bed respiratory "If a teenage girl Wants to be able House ol Representatives for the state of NevLleweT-itotthew- lung disease, will be held at 7:30 Individuals planning to attend are -care unit. to polish her nails or put a-baireti Rlnaldo, who Is presently a congressman for the state of New-Jersey, is Lung Association of New Jersey; invited to submit their questions in p.m. in the auditorium at Saint The program is open to the in her hair, we'll help her with that. seeking nomination for another term. ' Barnabas Medical Center. Dr. Lee B.'Reichman, professor of advance by writing to the Medical If it's important to her, it's im- -Nomlnationand endorsement of a Republican candidate for sheriff. Medicine, University of Medicine Forum Panel, c/o the AnwHrnn-general public and tickets are not portant to us." —Nomination and endorsement of a Republican-candidate for county Subject' matter will focus on and Dentistry of New Jersey-New -required. Refreshments, will be clerk of Union1 county. Walter Halpln, the present county clerk, will be "treating lung disease," "smoking Jersey Medical School and president Very popular with patients is the and its effect on the smoker and the staff's adaptive 'cooking course. seeking nomination for smother term. of the American Lung Association of *-»• r -N«mlnation and endorsement of Republican nominees for non-smoker" and "the impact of air New Jersey, and Linda Stansfleld. f ith the.help of tip-proof mixing pollution including radon gas oh the bowls and spoons with specially respiratory system." designed grips, the youngsters master such delicacies as avocado cup appetizer, spare ribs and i« brownies—and enjoy socializing In TlMdofttf Sam* Old Bwat.i. le process. iooKingiorachang»o(pac«? At most other rehabilitative •iBallfasfJsflMsli >'(-» hospitals, teaching everyday skills . Checkout... Formula 49 -chef-de-euisine and owner of is considered occupatonal therapy. '• .The approach at Children's stopl ANACIN Specialized Hospital has a definite advantage in that, the nurses are F IOr P A E p y I PREPARATION qirfe iM^ i c J l,^ L Mentllk'and Tasha Rlfkln of Mountainside modeled aware 6f,~and"comfortable with, the clothing by Saks^Flfth Avenue at a recent fashion show and luncheon at the" PREPARATION H medical aspectsof each case. Chanticler In'AAIIIburn sponsored by the Parents Association for the benefit of the 34'a 359 Springfield Ave., Summit, NJ. Speaking of the impact the Vall-Deane School. • _ , program has on young patients, BEEF SALE! Boyan said, "Some children may not iheMalibu U.8.6.A. CHOICE or PRIME invites you to enjoy be motivated at first. But as they GALE SALES CO. progress, they see how worthwhile Kick ypur shoes off, put your BOTTOM ROUND POT ROAST the goal is. Huff selected as director-at-large sneakers on and twist and shout OVEN U.S.D.A. CHOICE or PRIME -160.Coit St., Irvlnston "We- all get a real sense of Floyd Huff, Vice President and your way Into the weekend 373-8548 satisfaction from knowing thaftlra .Dance the Night Away with the °" RUMP ROAST General Manager of the Foot Locker Kinney Shoe Division to Director of will lead relatively normal lives and Sporting Goods Association. Hottest Dance Reck, Top 40, and U.S.D.A. CHOKE or PRIME Slukinh't lOM'lSt in an elegant atmosphere Division of Kinney Shoe Corp , New the rapidly growing Foot Locker •SEAMED add something to the community." Huff is one of three dircctors-at-^ 27316th Ave. 45JOMSSI Division. He , •<•" ' \ '•_••_*_. ,_•• 8 — Thursday, March20, l»86_=jCqUNTY LEADER NEWSPAPERS_-J,2,3,4,5,6_*_ },2,X4,S.6* COUNTY LEADER NEWSPAPERS- Thursday; March W, National group cites advertising firm I ' Food irradiation forum. SONY 'S• • An educational forum on food drawn fire, from the Union County Gallagher Advertising of WesfleJd, a full-service advertising agency, i alleges 'coverup' off kosher violoti -irradiaUon-wUIHse-neld-todayrat-e—Board ofJFreeholdera: —haB-been-awarded-first-plaoe-for-a-l«H>age-travel-brochure-l)y-4he TPactoryAuthorized-Seryl -p.rmrat the-YMHAr501-Green Laner —National-Tour-Associatlon-The firmrwhich is celebrating-its'lOth an- . By TIMOTHY OWENS" niversary, was cited for "Outstanding Group-Tour Marketing," this month with representatives of allow us to 'more roadily identify "tl seems to me that the people, Barry said, "I have no idea' what the. time, with the exception of Union, near Kean College. The According to the sponsors, no A prominent member of the nine- the kosher food industry for nearly event's -co-sponsors are the YMHA items • thai are improperly .who are heading the commission," Rabbi Teitz could be referring to." coming into the office to file their executive of Radiation Technology member . Kosher' Food Advisory two hours and reached what Barry ' packaged. The only result of J his and Citizens League of Elizabeth. Council, which helped the stafe draft Tcilz said of the division," "don't The director said that because of reports." Inc., the company that proposes to called "a verbal agreement"_on effort is that it will benefit the knourtheir role." He added that the division's "vigorous efforts, we Teitz said that the rabbinate on the build'the Elizabeth'plant, would regulations governing the sale of Panelists will include Dr. Walter standards for the identification of consumer." ^ • . "some division* inspections are done have seen-greater compliance than: advisory council are on the verge of consent to come an present his point Depositors to enjoy Increase kosher food, charged this week that kosher foods. The'director said that '• Barry added that he was "'frankly' Burnsteln, a_ physician, from Morris the N.J. Division of Consumer Af- by people who don't know the law," ever before," He cited this as the resigning their positions because of view. If no proponents of food terest rate—ceiling on- regular the agreement calls for an increase surprised that (ho rubbis haven't reason for the reduction in "major they have "no confidence" in the County; Ken Terry of Scotch Plains, irradiation .attend the forum, the Regular savings account fairs was engaged in a "coverup" of the ex-chairmaabf the Nuclear Free depositors wjth $250 or rtiore in savings accounts," said Davis, "all in the number of kosher plumbas, w applauded 'these steps that will Tei(7 further alleged (hut (he head cases" of kosher fraud. He said that ability of the division to enforce the' moderator will read .excerpts from possible fraud in the sale of such 7 tags, placed and kept on kosher mean an 'improvement in en- of the division's kosher food en- Zone Advisory Committee of Union deposit at The Union Center our depositors who have a balance of food. the division continues to cite butcher kosher food law. literature that favors the poultry, to" prevent' fraudulent forcement." forcement arm, Howard Winder, shops and grocery stores for County, and Michael Diamond, a ; technology. National Bank will automatically $250 or more will be earning a higher "I only wish that any religious Westfield councilman and attorney. get an increase in interest effective rate of interest. The new rate will 605 CHESTNUT ST. UNION Rabbi Pichus Teitz, spiritual representation of,non-kosher poultry " "If I had had any idea that they actually advised an unofficial liaison "technical violations" of the kosher leader in the state who wants to All three. are apposed to the con- April 1, according to John J. Davis, fluctuate depending upon'the money (MiXf TO PO1T OfflW leader of the Orthodox Jewish as kosher, Kosher foods are often up would have'reacted as they have to between a kosher butcher and the food act, such as the failure to post would bring their Suggestions or BAM-SPMSAT kosher food industry to reach a struction of a food irradiation plant Following the panel discussion, president market. H community" in Elizabeth, said that to three times more expensive than our effort to improve the quality of appropriate signs concerns-to my attention," said the division is "minimizing, rather' non-kosher foods. ' __ „ .settlement The case, one of the first In P''7abeth vWi* >>->c n]so r<.<.-.^(iv the public is invited to ask questions. "With the elimination of the in- enforcement, I would have brought Harry. "I have not heard,from than maximizing" enforcement of Teitz and members of the advisory them in," Barry said of the advisory fraud cases brought by the division, Harry said the division's two full- Rabbi Teitz. I would welcome the ; the law. council, noting that they have not council. He ' added that he was settled before il was prosecuted time and one part-time inspectors, opportunity to sit down- and talk to 1 James J. Barry, division director, met for at least six months, ex- "welcomes their suggestions and in Union County Superior Court. who are responsible for covering the them. I am going to suggest that INTERNAL REVENUE HASSLING YOU strongly disagreed "Our effort to pressed their dismay that they were recommendations." ttlUibelh ' entire stale, "are out in the field all they meet with me." OVER VOUR TAX RETURNS????? enforce the law continues to go on, .not consulted about the new OPEN THURS. NIGHTS TIL8 PM and if we find an instance of possible agreement between the state and the fraud, we are going to go after it kosher food industry represen-.' INDIVIDUAL rwithout-delay," tatives. Last week Teitz said of the" The controversy between the agreement, "It's like telling the cat GRAND OPENING TAX RETURNS council and the division came to a to watch the mouse." — head after state officials met earlier • r !' 'he iigreemenl "will BUSY PERSON? and Monday- March 10th •fabletops •Mirrors MATTRESS BUSINESS TAX RETURNS •Patio Doors •Picture Frames APRIL 15th DEADLINE Schoolmates to gather NO TIME TO SPARE? pON'T LOSE- YOUh "COOL" OVKR THIS DATE, ACT NOW! Oak Knoll School alumnae will 1931, '36, "41, '46, '51, '56, '61, '66, '71, •Store Windows & Doors FACTORY gather at the Summit-Hotel, 570 '76 and'81. Take advantage 0/ btnrflclal tait crtdltt Springfield Ave., Summit Saturday, for their-annual Alumnae Luncheon. Mary Lou Bolan Davis, class of COMPLETE DENTISTRY IN PAFS MARKET Open to the public! 1960, chairwoman of the luncheon, •Shower Enclosures 'Store Fronts • Pile Properly (numerous tax changes) Highlighting . the luncheon, 1362 Springfield Ave., Irvington •No Frustration and Aggravation beginning at 11:30 a.m., will be the said, "We are looking forward to ONE VISIT* OFFERING •EarlyRefund——-• presentation of the first seeking-Dur 1friends/ and former •Plexiglass •Thermopane • Mattress and~Box Springs •FalrFee teachers at the luncheon " 372-1177 • Made on the Premises •Trained Tax Consultant, who is authorized to represent Distinguished Aluma Award. The Drs. Lukenda,Sufficool, "Free Delivery" you before Internal Revenue Service should your return be award recognizes an alumna who Preceding the luncheon will be a ~ RESIDENTIAL & COMMERICAL examined. has made significant contributions coffee with Sister Cynthia Vivcs, Fairweather 4 25=55 to Oak Knoll. According to Edie headmistress of Oak Knoll. The "We Come to You" . SEALY-SERTA. Budney, Oak Knoll Alumnae coffee Will be held in the stone FRESH Director, "the award honors 929 N. Wood Ave. Also on Display manor house which Is now the OFF I PARKWAY REALTY BUILDING dedication to Oak Knoll through a Convent Administration Building. Linden MEATS & PRODUCE 1812 E ST GEORGE AVENUE - life which exemplifies the Holy Child The alumnae will tour the campus Mlr.'sSuu BiUII Pike 925-8110 MODERN PLATE & AUTO GLASS LINDEN, NJ. 07036 Spirit." with a stop at-the Oak Knoll Ficlmy/ShnnoMii WirttiouM/Showroom 1 y. A special featureof the luncheon-- Prospect ^Street" Convent, which THE MORE BUY. Sit North Xnnue 294 Rt. 10 W. will be the gathering together of the served as the School's Upper School "following examination /consultation visit Girwood, Nl Eut Hinwer, Nl— reunion classes to be honored This in the '40s and '50s, where they will excluding prostodontic/ Periodontic care. THE MORE YOU SAVE! • Mattresses Richard A. Crouse year the classes to be recognizd are visit with sisters of the Holy Child. / 862-1822 10% • Box Springs Two-hour Free Delivery* • • Brass Beds CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT f\ 373-2872 • Hi-Risers on all stock items Including OFF —TheJersey-Shore & Long Island • Custom Sizes A Serving Union County WlthtfciSCMpM * on premium bedding Wo Phone orders (201) 925 9899 Mon-Frl., 10 AM-6 PM* Thurs. 10 AM-8 PM* Sat. 10 AM-S PM J.J. 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T » )0 — thursdBV,March20,1986 — COUNTY LEADER NEWSPAPERS-U,3,4&6* 2,3,4* -COUNTYLEAPER NEWSPAPERS- Thursday,MarchaOMWIA - 11 ,' i ."•'•', "'A- '' V /• sasure as seen '~, «/ S^^^^^^ I > • ft* f^i JU_ ^t^i^^m. ~*mmmm * INJURED IN THE LINE O^DUTY-As Mountainside Brownies concluded their Spring cookie sale this Week members of Troop 424 gathered around AAarla Jose Martinez, seated, who_was ln|ured In the line of duFy.'According to her mother Carmen, Maria Jose was riding to a neighbor's house to make a cookie sale when her bike skidded. Maria Jose fell, fracturing her leg. With her are J3rownles, standing from JsfVaceJHeather Fresco, Cathy Maxemchuk, Christine Szymczak, Tracey DeFrancesco anXKatle Tuohy. *s / j NEW EQUIPMENT—Computer equipment donated to Kean College, Union, by Estimation, Inc, of Llnthlcom Heights, AAd., will be used in courses on lob estimating in the mechanical contracting and electrical contracting programs. The i£9.!5.LOOKININe®G OVE^E5R Px?J.PRIZESAdmlrinZ!?^»Ln.?g 5P™someS o «*.«'f the? prize Pr!»?s tot0 bbe? awardeyarded durinduringg ththe package, valued at $40,000, Includes a 42-megabyte computer, four terminals, four annual Spring Parties conducted by the Senior Auxiliary to benefit Children's printers, software and faculty training. Checking the equipment above are, from Speclalzed Hospital are, from left, Mrs. Zoltan Pope, chairwoman of the Prize left, Kean technology coordinator Glenn Thatcher, Estimation vice-president of Commitee, Mrs. R chard A. Hagen, Parties Chairwoman, and committee member Mrs. Walter E. Eckhart. The events are scheduled for April 9 and 10 atX'Affaire, / sales David Coote and AAelDorfman, president of Schoonover Electric Co., Inc., Mountainside. Mountainside. \ "DON'T OVERBURDEN YOURSELF*'LET THE EASTER DINNER SPECIALS IRVINGTON PERFECT FOR EASTER! ^Spanish Pavillion TAX CENTER "^Restaurant* cocktail Lounge TAKE THE HEADACHE OUT OF CLASSY, — INVESTORS SiSVINGS... CATEMN6M0MSAVAILABLE ~ ~"HARRISONAVE.,, TAX PREPARATION. LUNCHEON SPECIALS EVERY DAY HARRISON, NJ. PREPARED BY CPA AND HIS PROFESSIONAL STAFF AT THE SASSY, •Lobster .RoastSuckllnoPlg .a 485-7750 MOST REASONABLE RATES a sound, conservative savings institution. •shrimp •DucWln/oranoe sauce i& ANYWHERE. •primrtlbs "Seafood 'S 485-9881 ._ FREE PARKING itL CALL ERIC, JULES OR RAIZEE m M 371-2480 CINZANO Like a great building designed in a time-tested Our strong reserves, the measure of financial manner and built on time-tested—principles, .streng th, _aie_t h e_ confirm at Lo o _ol.this_philosophy, DEGNAN BOYLE UNIMCTRICS • VIGIL • POWERWINCH • TELEFLEX • PROPCO* I —Investors-Savings stands. Those who enter our standing far in excess of regulatory requirements. RED DOG MARINE we do sojn the most prudentjvays, ways jhat When you come tolnvestors, you put your trust Discount Mirin* SuppliM in The" Best,'a financial institution built ona solid Clarii Vlllaga, 1085 Raribin ltd., Clark have_enabled us to "give our customers a solid 388-9898 foundation. ASTI financial base. SPRING OUTFITTING SALE! * SUPER PAINT SALE all Interlux CINZANO THE ITALIAN WOOLEY and KL-990 bottom paints- SPARKLING WINE. THAT'S CLASSY, SASSY, 45 /O off mfr list pricei EXCITING AND ELEGANT YOUR CHOICE .JIotMrwInehSil., __ LIKE FINE CHAMPAGNE ASTI 1— unlmetrlcs 7a Channel Model-List-SALE: VHP radio 312-319 -179. CINZANO •or- 712-391 -190. Special $2.00 Unlmetrlcs Mini 66 812-455.-239. UNION VHF radio Refund Coupon 912-519 -289. for Easter. DREAMING OF-HOME OWNERSHIP?- - - 0" remote "^PROPELLERS' - Also Available Certified Kosher — — — •paaker liti|iiut< tl hv The P Kid M|)lon Coipoiitlioti rod Leo NJ This lovoly home eoi|ld be lust the solution. Woll maintained All O/B and I/O prop* INVESTORS SWINGS In stock-20% off Split Level has It all. 3 spacious bedrooms and 1 '/> baths. The 1 AND LOAN ASSOCIATION • children will certainly en|ov tho eomfor-tablo roc-Vodftr~ Located on a qblot cul-de-sac. Own a ploco o( suburbia. Priced SHOP-RITE LIQUORS TRIANGLE LIQUORS HO* Bur nit A v». HOME OFFICE s4g Millburn Avenue, Millbum NAVESINK Highway 36 and Valley Drive at 1149.90V. Call 353 «00. Tk*UHJ«uit« EAST ORANGE S7 ProspBcb Street PLAINFIELD 400 Park"Avenue Corner of VjuxHill ltd. MlM OFMAPLEWOOD HOLD'Highway 9 and Adeiphia Road SHORT HILLS The Mail [Upper Level) TEXACO Unlnn iU-ISV) . NLLSIDE* 11BB Liperty Avenue """ SPHINiir-ifcLu I }& Mountain Avenue IRVINGTON 34 Union Avenue SPRJNG LAKE HEIGHTS Highway 71 13 offices to serve you. uvt 1331-Sprlngfleld Avenue and WBrren Avenue •400. SHOP-RITE LIQUORS FIVE POINTS 1065 StuyvesBnt Avenue UNION 977-979 Stuyvesant Avenue /\ Com In and 1 OF SOUTH ORANGE LIQUOR MART Member F S LIC ' ' 340 Chestnut SI. 25 VOM AIMIIU* DEQNAH UNION-ELIZABETH 7(3-9102 Union 4M-3237 -640 North AventM E ORDERS ACCEPTED & BOYLE 353-4200 PATH LIQUOttr. POLISH NATIONAL HOME ait Mon-FI-19-9 litmiilulLiliwVtIiir PUBLIC BAR* LIQUOR STORE CtrtlllciiU* Sat.B-4 )U7 St. Otortt Av*. » AKLCO • MKOALLION • RITCHIE • UONITK * Q-MAM • SMR •;-•••.,.••••;,>••><•-• VWv'v,i.-. ,;•.;,.v-:Xfi:-M;:'?:^11':;;-'^;i. W^r V - ( t 4 , 1. 1 • 1 ,.'.,(• 12 -Thursday, March QO, 1984 - COUNTY LEADER NEWSPAPERS-1,2,3,4,5,4* ^,4,5,6* COUNTY LtADbH NEWSPAPERS— Thursday, March20,1984 - 13 Marie A. Hergenhin, 95, of Linden • John Applde; 71, ofTCenilwortfT died March .16 in the Birchwood "died March 11 in Memorial General Easter events, PuTifn Scholar visits fe Nursing Home, Edison. ' HosDltal. Union. • '•"• •' '''' A special program on "The Life of Saint-Sains, the Chancel Choir' Thursday service on March 27 will tained by calling 687-2120, >. questions , concerning "the other Supper that Jesus ,ate "Borni^ Germany, Mrs. „ Bornin-Newark,Mr.Appiclelived Christ in Art and Song", will be presenting a medley • from the begin at 8 p.m. and will "recall the miUvos and -customs associated - disciples was actually a Passover Hergenhan settled in Elizabeth in -in Kenilworth for 32 years. Mr ,* < 1906. She moved to Linden 55 years Appicie had been a foreman for the presented by Marie Shepherd in the Easier cantata, "Alive," by Joe E. events of the Passover meal in the A CONCERT, provided by the with Purim for"those who may not be (Seder) meal. At its conclusion, He for annual vyeekerid~ First Congregational Church, 1340 Parks and "When Christ Is Risen" Upper Room and .the dramatic familiar with them.". These include took the traditional element* of thai Benjamin J. Hyrnkiewlci, 67, of Thomas and Stephen; a daughter, ago. She was a practical nurse in George J.., Bende.. . r Inc- . in Kenilworth Winston-Salem State University 1 Burnet Ave., Union, on Palm Sunday with trumpets accompaniment by J. events of that evening." Curtis will "Machtzis Hashekel" igifts of real' meal-wine and unleavened bread- served as a teacher of "Scientific Kenilworth, formerly, a member of Jane, his mother,. Victoria Union Countyfor more than 30 years for the past nine years. He served in Choir, on tour from Wlnston-Salem. j^thetai.". However, Feldman (this Sunday) evening at 5 o'clock. H. Mauder. The Easter, morning preach on, "You Are A glft.^New N. C, will be given in the First " silver half dollars to philanthropy), and instituted what we have come to the Kenilworth Board of Education, Hrynkiewlcz; a brother, Felix, and and, retired seven years ago. Mrs. the Navy duing World War II and The Rev. Nancy E Forsberg, meditation will be "lit Dying- "Mlshloach Manos" (gifts of edibles .know as Holy Communion. Thus, the *indicated. as he entered his 20s,. died March 16 in the Community three grandchildren. :. • .... Hergenhan was a member of the was a member of the_ American pastor, has announced that special Life!" by the pastor, the Rev. > toffriends),- "Matonos l/evyonim" ~ relationship between the Seder and his newly-discovered awareness Memorial Hospital(Toms River Grace Episcopal. Church Ladies' Legion Post470 in Kenilworth,___, services will be open to the public. George C. Schlesinger. An Easter . (gifts to the poor), and the Purira the Sacrament {of Communion is a of his Jewish heritage compelled A 1935 graduate of St. Peter's Alex KImmelman, 83, of Miami Altar Guild. Surviving are his wife Anna; a • Mrs. Shepherd, who has studied at fellowship" hour, will ' follow the ,'S'y'dahJheldinthehome), —very—dose one." On Maundy him to apply for an exit visa. He College, Mr. Hymkiewicz was a Beach, Fla., formerlyTifp'ElndenT—'Sne 's survived by two sons,, Ar- daughter Joann Herman;' a son, the Clarke Conservatory of Music, service. Thursday .(March 27), three was refused and was placed in a major in the_Army during World died March -16 in St. Elizabeth's hold and Harry; three daughters, John; four sisters, Anna DiStefano, Philadelphia; the JuiUiardSchool-of: members will be received into the Baptist Church of Vauxhall, 5 Hilton' ' TERRY NOVAC) regent'of Court congregations, the First KGB prison; where he underwent War II, serving in the African and Hospital; Elizabeth, Ruth Kennyhertz, Margaret Hoff- Margaret Falcentano, Connie Music and the American Acadeiny GRACE LUTHERAN Church, 2222 fellowship of the congregation, and ~ Ave. on Palm Sunday.at4.p.mJhe « Immaculate Heart of Mary 1360, Presbyterian, the First Baptist and Vi ''harsh treatment" until his own Eurpopean theaters For the paSt 19 mann and Vera Berlin, 11-grand- Davenport and Millie Williams; of Dramatic Arts, New York, will all are invited to participate in the concert "is a direct result of Win ton- St. Luke's Episcopal, will recreate hunger strike led to his freedom, years, he was office manager for Born in Russia, he lived in Linden children and eight great- Vauxhall RoadJUnion, will hold a Catholic Daughters of the Americas' for 57 years before moving to Miami three brothers, Joseph, James'and spotlight large size reproductions-of paper drive Saturday. A trailer will Sacrament of Holy Communion. The Salem State University's 'recent (CDA), Union, has announced that the event at a special service in the ' Feldman arrived in the United Gauer Metal; Products In., in grandchildren. . —Jack", and five grandchildren. . • famous paintings from the "Life of sanctuary of the church will be open States in 1980/ He became fluent Kenilworth, Beach 11 years ago, He owned and be available on the lot to received participation in the Black College 'the Holy Rosary societies of St. First Presbyterian feUowshhjfhair: operated Alex Kimmelman Kosher Dorothy A. Bunnell, 82, of Mae Davlson, 83, of Linden died Christ" and will "accompany them the papers. from noon to 1 p.m. for meditation Fair that was held in First Baptist' Michael's and Holy Spirit churches, "We will eat the meal together," in English and studied for three ' Mr. Hymkiewicz served on the ( March 11 in the Elizabeth Nursing years- at—the University of Meat Market in Linden for more Springfield, died March 11- at the with Scripture and great music by The church will observe Holy on Good Friday, March 28. Church on Feb, 22." The concert > i , , /.„„.. \ ,.1, .. m 1 1,2,3,4,5,4* ; COUNTY LEADER NEWSPAPERS— Thursday, March20,198* — IS —Thursday. Atarch 20,1»M,— COUNTY LEADER NEWSPAPERS-1,2,3,4,5,4* served in the Army durijig.Worl^,, . Born In Newark, she lived 'in Ir- Charles J. Cosnun, 63.) rf Union, , War n. Mr. Doto was a lieutenapt Vington before moving, to Union 10 died March; >u{ in University colonel in the Civil Air Patrol, which years, ago. Mrs. LaBusso Was a HSpItHN^wark.. „.. » t he joined in 1953. . v. member of the Retired Person's' Mr, Coemafl w«» an office worker Surviving are his wife. Elizabeth: _CJubjrfJJnlwL_ *n thf watfr ifwmHwtit fpr the ( two sons, Paul Jr. and Stephen; a Surviving are her husband, of Newark for, 11 yearn and retired Medical daughter, Anne Yesko; five sisters, (Continued from page 13) , brother, Arthur Smith, and six, a son, Donate; a daughter, Maryann Salvatore,' a son,' Dr. Robert; fa four moqthsago. Earlier; he Had Jenny Capaccio, 'Josephine daughter, Susan; two sisters, Jean worked-In the circulation depart- Helen R. Joyce, 79, of Roselle grandchildren, Martone;_tmJ>rothers, Ralph and Vicedomini, Ann DiNardo, Claire Guida and Rose Prestifilippo; two ...... — . — Park died March 13 in the Cornell Prank; two sisters, Lily Valenti and ment of the Newark Evening News Natale and Marie LaFrance; four brothers, < James 'and Joseph 'Hall Convalescent Home, Union, Angelo R. Martone, 83, of Linden Loretta Blusewicz, and six 'grand- for 31 years. Mr, Cosman served in DIRECTORY brothers, Gerard, Peter, Frank and Catapano, and two grandchildren. Born in Newark, Mrs. Joyce lived died March 11 at home. children. theArmyduflngWorldWarn. '_• Gene, and four grandchildren.' , '- in Elizabeth ,before moving to Bom in DuPont, Pa.,' he moved, to Roselle Park SO years ago. She was a Linden 60 years ago.rMrr-Martone Paul Doto, Sr.,, 75, .o£_Union,-a- Anthony J. villa, 49, of Union died' member of the Altar Guild of St. 'was a self-employed builder in lieutenant colonel in the Civil Air March 15 in his home. ""' ' """"" Obituary listing Paul's- Evangelical Lutheran Union County for 55 years before his Patrol, died March 12 in his home. Bom in Orange, Mr. Villa lived in AMORZEWICZ—Frances, of Port Monmouth, formerly of Linden and Roselle; on Church and past president of the retirement in 1970. He was a Born in Newark, he lived in Union Union for most of his life. He was a March 12, y, . , Esso Women's Club in Union member of Carpenters' Local 715, for 35 years. Mr. Doto had been a carpenter for the A. L. Villa Con- APPICIE—John, of Kenllworth; onMarch 11. County. Elizabeth. carpet installer in .Union County for BAUER—Marie E., of Union; on March 11. struction ' Co., a family-owned , CHIROPRACTIC Surviving are a son, Robert D,; a Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Alba; 20 years before retiring in 1975. He BUNNELL-Dorothy A., of Springfield, on March if. x > THE NATURAL WAY TO HEALTH Joe! D. Lowinger business in Union, for most of his CLARK—Dorothy, of Washington, formerly of Linden; on March IS. - ACCIDENT Dudley $. Jackman life. > CONFORTI—Santlna, of Union; on March 12. Death Notices- Surviving are his wife, Norma; COSMAN-CharlM J., of Union; on March 12. and • Attorney At Law D.M.D. APMCIE OlTMarch U, 1986, John of Livingston for o Funeral Mai> at. 10 a.m. Emergency Unit 2493 Vouxhpll Rd., DAVISON—Mae, of Linden; on March 11. two daughters, Debbie Lasher and Kanllworth, N.J. twlbved hiband of Interment at St. Theresa'? Cemtery, Union would be appreciated. DESANTIS-Joseph, of Roselle. on March 10. - < VARGAS CHIROPRACTIC DIVORCE Anna (Andrlola); dtvotad (other of Summit Kathi Villa; his parents, Anthony L. DE VITA—Paul P., of Kenllworth; on March 14. WORKERS COMPENSATION Practice Limited To Joann Harman and John Applcle, and Anna Pugni Villa;, a brother, DOTO—Paul Sr., of Union; on March 12. i REAL ESTATE CLOSINGS brother of Anno Dl»t«fano, Margaret NTT On March 11, 1986, Frank M. of HEALTH CENTER Union, N.J. husband of Nell|e (Teinar), John Batliste; a sister, Elaine "ERICKSON—Dorothy A., of South Amboy, formerly of Kenllworth; on March 15, LAWYERS FAlcentono, Connie Davenport, - Millie GIAVA—Reglna, of Union; op March 10, > '. WILLS* TRUSTS orai & Maxlllofaclal devoted father of Frank B. and Henry A; Sadoski, and three grandchildren. Wllllqtntl_JojeRb._Jgm»l_flDd_Jflck_ HABA—Edward W of Linden; on March 13, Robert A. Wortzel surgery -HHTON-On-Morch-IOH°86r ol- _PJtt,-MJ).• -*« • f IIIH^TT-±>rolb«r_of-MQry-Stonl«jM,I M»-^^T»—T— wi"irwjt y—^#TMttH WttttjT. f • -LEQNARR-KOERNFR, ALVAREZ & PAIAKY. ~AlllldbflApplcl«7alioiurvl»edbyflv«^nrand d -Allan-SrVargasrD.G; —CONTESTED ESTATES— A. Papp, age 47, of Garwood, loving 'Jennie Mahoney, Iheodore Hltklewlcz ' chlldren. The funeral was conducted Peter Ellas Murad, .58, of Roselje HILTON—Carol A., of Garwood, formerly of Kenllworth, on March 10. (Attorneys at Law) , wife of William Hilton, sister of Miss and Leon Pitt, also survived by thhr • Zoning & Planning D.M.D specializing In: from The MC CRACKEN FUNERAL HOME. died March 10 in Memorial General HRYNKIEWia—Benlamln J., of Kenllworth; on March 16. ALV1N R. LEONARD ESQ. Jacqueline Papp of Roselle Park. grandchildren Laura, David, Susan and Boards • oral Surgery 1500 Morrli Ave,, Union, with a funeral Relatives and friends attended the Christina Pitt. The funeral was con- Hospital, Union. , ' HUGHES-Arthur A., of Roselle; on March.?. ' JOHN J.KOERNER ESQ. Comfortable Dentistry man at St. Theresa's Church, JOYCE—Helen R., of Roselle Park; on March 13, • General Anesthesia funeral service ol The KENILWORTH ducted from The MC CRACKEN FUNERAL He was born in Boston, Mass"., and ALFRED D. ALVAREZ ESQ. • Criminal & Municipal Kenllworth. Interment. Graceland FUNERAL HOME, 511 Washington Ave , JUZWICK—Joseph, of Rahway, formerly of Linden; on March 16. • Bone & Dental lmplants_ HOME, 1500 Morris Ave, Union, with a lived in Newark before moving to ARTHUR S.A. PATAKY ESQ. OFFICE: 374-1840 -Memortol-Park. Kenllworth. Interment Graceland funeral mass at Holy Spirit Church. KARNIEWSKI-Wolter, of Roselle Park; on March* 16. Court Preventive & Restorative Roselle 36 years ago. Mr. Murad was KELLY—Michael, of Linden, on March 15, Springfield Offlr:fi Newark Office 1064 CLINTON AVENUE, SUITE 185 Dentistry • Emergency Treatment BUNNUll On March 11, 1986, Dorothy A.- Memorial Park, KenllwoHh, - Interment Hollywood Memorial Park. a tool maker for the New'Jersey Tool KIMMELMAN—Alex, of Miami Beach, Fla., formerly of linden; on March 16. 155 Morris Avenue , 744 Broad street .IRVINGTON, NEW JERSEY 07111 • Landlord Tenant INOSpnaffielilJkt.NiitM Becker, of Springfield,. N.J., wife of the KNOBELMAN—Abrum, of South River, formerly of Union, on March 16, late Richard T. Bunnell, mother of John HANNAH On March 14, 1986, Marie VILLA On March 15, 1986, Anthony J, of - and Die Co., Kenilworth, for 30 years Springfield, N.J. 07081 _ Newark, N J. 07102 CALL FOR APPOINTMENT (btnactMlaitliSbMl) (Mayer), wife of the lato William A. Union, N.J., beloed hsuband ol Norma LA RUSSO-Ann G., of Union., on March 12. 376-8400 213 Summit Road -B. Bunnell. filter of Mrs, Isabel Huff, and retired in 1985, He was a com- LOTTMAN—Ethel, of Miami Beach, Fla., formerly of Union; on March 15. (201) 376BS00 (201 > 642-8697 also iurvlved-by—four-grandchildren, Hannah, devoted' mother of Donald (Hotz) devoted father of Debbie Lasher Hours By Appointment municant of St Joseph the Car- MACKEY—Lillian, of Roselle, on March 13. Mountainside memorial service In First Presbyterian Hannah, sister of Ruisell Mayer, also and Miss Kathl Villa, son of Anthony L, SEHABLAESPANOL 18HilnStrMt,Mlllburn MARTONE-Angelo R., of Linden, on March 11. PLEASE CALL FOR AN APPOINTMENT 371-5110 Church, corner of Morris Avenge and survived by nine grandchildren and 7 and Anna (Pugnl) Villa, brother of John penter Church, Roselle. Mr. Murad ' Battlste and'Elaine Sadoski, also sur- MC ARTHUR—Helen I,, of Roselle Park; on March 14. 654-5151 Church Mall, Springfield relatives and great-grandchllldren Funeral was was a member of the International 24 Hr. Phone Consultation conducted from The MC CRACKEN vived by three grandchildren, the MEHNE—Eugenie C, of Roselle Park; on March 10. frlendi attended. Arrangements by Union of Tool, Die and Mold Makers, SMITH AND SMfTH(SUBURBAN) 415 FUNERAL HOME, 1500 Morris Ave., funeral was conducted from The MC MERKEL—Harold E., of New Port Rlchey, Fla., formerly of Union; on March 11. Morris Ave. Springfield^. In lieu of Union. Funeral Mass St. Michael* CRACKEN FUNERAL HOME, 1500 Morris Rahway. , t MIKOS—Elizabeth, of Iselln, formerly of Linden) on March 14. Church. Inlermont Graceland Memorial Ave,, Union, with a funeral mass at St. MOORE—William H., of Franklin Township, formerly of Linden; on March 16. flowers, contrlbutlonCmay be made to He was a Ngvy_veteran of World Park. Joseph's Church, Maplewood, At the MURAD—Peter Ellas, of Roselle, on March 10. Physictans WEIGHT LOSS Centers^ the First Presbyterian Church request of the family, those so desiring War II, Surviving are his wife, DR. MICHAEL B. LERNER, SURGEON PODIATRIST, NADEL—Anna, of Linden; orrtHaTJhlJ. RJIRA LOSS Did SVSItMS Restoration Fund. may make contribution to their favorite NESTA—Mario A., of Union, on March 12. THINK... KA$lNKd~CrT~March 14,1986, Frances A. Elizabeth; a daughter, Elizabeth ' Medically supervised specializes In the care and management Aburjarlo, of Brlckfown, N J , formerly chalrty, ' POLINO—Olga, of Union, on March 12. DE VITA On March 14, 1986, Paul P., of Rose,'and three sisters, Mrs. Jack weioht loss program DIAL OUR HOTLINE. - of your .foot problems... Kenllworth, N.J.,' beloved husband of of Onion, beloved wife of Andrew J. RZESZOTARSKI—Stephen J., of Union: on March 16 WEINSTEIN On March 17, 1986, Ruth A., Kemps Sr., Mrs. Anton Kemps and • Doctors, nurses and— of all the attention Donna A. (Rued) DeVlta, and father of Kaslnko, daughter of Rose Ambularlo SCHEEBEL—Frank C, of Ocean Gate, formerly of Roselle and Linden; on March 12. counselors on staff • BUNIONS • INGROWN NAILS of 2077 Slowest., Union, beloved wife of Julia Doolittle. Carlssa S, DeVlta, Son of Paul P. andand sister ol Rose Hlatky, Funeral STRAITMAN—Samuel, of Bradley Beach, formerly of Union; on March 13. • Absolutely safe and servlcejuere conducted from The MC Nathan; deOolmT mother of Mellndo LIV-THIN , • HAMMER TOES • WARTS Carmell Mdrlolla DeVita, brother of THOR—Florence, of Roselle, oh March 13. , , ' guaranteed effective you will be getting Ippolllo, dear sister of of Ethel Wolkoff Susan Hauffe and the late Sandra CRACKEN FUNERAL HOME, 1500 Morris Ann'G. LaRusso, 66, of Union, died VILLA—Anthony J., of Union; on March 15. and Ronnie Fisher, also survived by • CORNS • CALLOUSES DeVlta. Funeral from The MC CRACKEN Ave., Union, WOODROW-Patrlck J., of Union, on March 11. 548-8446 grandson, Nicholas Ippollto, Funeral'' March 12 in St. Michael's Medical in this directory FUNERAL HOME, 1500 Morris Ave., ZUKOWSKI—Adam, of Bayvllle, formerly of Union, on March 13. .Physicians Dr. Lerner provides cara for foot MERKEL On March 11. 19B6. Harolrl P.. of servicos conducted from The BERHEIM- Union, Tho funeral Mass was offered In Center, Newark. WEIGHT LOSS Hours: v New'Port-Rlchey, Fla, (Schmidt). VFW GOLD-STICKER MEMORIAL HOME, 1200 problems aitoclatad with St. James Church, Springfield, En- Monday thru Friday Post 340, Harrison, N.J. conducted Clinton Ave., Irvlngton, N.J. Interment /Centos -dlabetos,-poor-circubtion—and JombmenLIn Hbly Cross Cemetery. 687-8100 servlces-on-ThBrsdayrVehslage~Loage~ Mount Lebanon Cemtery, Iselln, N.J. 9j>m-7:30Pm sport Injuries. No. 7, F $ AM, conducted services on Period of mourning observed at the 445 Cktitart St, UMM Call 686-7700 ERICKSON On March 15 1986, Dorothy GALL FOR APPOINTMENT Thursday Interment Hollywood residence. In lieu, of flowers,, please- You've never lost weight so quickly. So safely! [Across from Hilnu Firms) A, (Falrchlld), ol South Amboy,~N^~~ Memorial Park, Arrangements by MC make donatlonno-the B'naF ~B"rTTh"~ beloved wife of Frank A. Erlckson, CRACKEN FUNERAL HOME, 1500 Morris Women's Unfon Lodge. devoted mother of Joyce Loto, Doloros Ave , Union, N.J. Syfvania Armstrong Arlene Wallace, Mary SWARMING, Venezla, Robert' Hand and Frank WOODROW On March 11, 1986, Patrlck- Soft White HAROLD A. GUNHNBIRGIR, D.D.S. Erlckson, sister of Beulah Grippo and NATALEWICZ On March 15, 1986, John J. of Union, N.J., beloved: husband of Damei L. zlpkln TV, of Union, N.J,, beloved husband of Phyllis (Ryan), devoted father of Marian Clayton Falrchlld, also survived by 22 ORAL AND MAXILLOFACIAL SURGERY LOSE WEIGHT Chiropractic Physician Anna (Szyrwel) and father of John and M . Patricia M,, Michael E. and Frances Bulbs TERMITES grandchildren and 15 great- MILLBURNMEPICAIARTS 1877 Springfield Ave. — grandchildren The funeral sorvlce was Thomas Natalewlcz, brother of Jean La M , brother of Mrs. Lilly Glynn, Mrs. May ASK FOR A COMPLETE Rosa, Joan Anusthlewlcz, Walter and Fitzslmmons, Mrs Ena Yolverlon,'Mrs. 116 MILLBURN AVENUE Maplewood conducted .at Tho—MC"; CRACKEN HOME INSPECTION-NOW! ' Under supervision of FUNERAL HOME, 1500 Morris1 Avo., Edward Natalewlcz, also' survived by Theresa Mix, Thomas, Reggie, Edgar ) MiLLBURN, NEW JERSCV 07041 five grandchildren. Funeral from The MC Union. Interment Graceland Memorial and Willie Woodrow. The funeral was Act quickly, avoid additional damage. Bliss ABarlatrlc Physician STRESS & WELLNESSl/VORKSHOPS Park. CRACKEN FUNERAL HOME, 1500 Morris conducted from The MC CRACKEN 24 Hour Emeratncv Answering service call (201) 686-2111 Tuesdav, JL Avo.,; Union. The Funeral Mass was FUNERAL HOME, 1500 Morris ave., ' termiteexports—plusourtechnlcalstaff—provide offered In Holy Spirit Church Interment over a century of trained experience They'll check your entire house and •FULL RANGE OF SURGICAL CARE Wednesday, Friday Tuesday Evenings/8:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. FLEISCHMANN On March 12, 1986, Union, with a funoral mass at Holy Spirit Hollywood Memorial Park In lieu of Church. Interment St. Gertrude help you avoid additional problems 5 year guarantee included ' • PATIENTS IN PAIN WILL BE SEEN PROMPTLY limited seatirig-call for Reservation Frieda, beloved Aunt of' Ethel - M. flowers, contributions to Callmen's Flelschmann and Dr Edgar Flolschman Cemetery. Mountainside & Kenilworth 233-4448 • CONSULTATIONS AND SECONDOPINIONS AVAILABLE Memorial Service at Roformed Church of 1 Springfield a Union 277-0079 •VISA & MASTERCARD ACCEPTED Linden, New Jersey, on March 23, 1986 At Stores Serviced 1146 Stuyuesant Avenae at3p.m , Roselle, Roselle Park & Linden 353-8752 OFFICE HOURS BV APPOINTMENT Union, Irvington, .N.J. 07111 7G1-O999 BIBLE STUDY by 7A.1nnQ SATURDAY t EVENING HOURS ARRANGED GIAVA On March To, 1986, Reglna /O IOOO CONVENIENT PARKING ON PREMISES (DINItto) of Union, N J , wife of Edward, "DO YOU REALLY KNOW GOD"? devoted mother of John Glava and GALE SALES CO. Catherine Sarantkas, also 'survived by 160 Colt St., Irvlngton1 her granddaughter Sophia Janko Based on Bible Information not all religious BLISS Hours by Appointment 177W.WESTFIELDAVE. LOCAL HOUSE CALLS people know God, even many who profess to We Pamper Your Feet Funeral mass at Holy Spirit Church, TERMITE CONTROL 241-3291 ROSELLE PARK Union, Interment Falrvlew Cemetery. be pious. We are offering Free Bible 373-8548 T FOOT SPECIALIST 688-2111 486-3338 Correspondence Course, with no obllgatlonr ONE OF THE OLDEST AND LARGEST GERMANN On March U, 1986, or private Bible Study In your own home at WHhelmlne K, (nee Schaefle), age 86 your convenience. Dr. Eric M. Deutcrrman years, of 20224 Gresham St, Canoga / ROBERT J. CARROLL D.M.D. Dr. Robert I. Neufeld Podiatric Medicine & Foot Surgery •Park, Calif formerly of Springfield ana Podiatric Medicine & Foot Surgery Union, wife ol the late Ernst G Ger- FREE FOR THE ASKING AFFORDABLE DENTISTRY 706 W St George Avenue Linden mann, mother of Ernst F, of Canoga Park Should you have a Bible question, we shall do 2626 Morris Ave, Union and Kurt H Germann of Durham, N.C., our best to provide you a Bible Answer. (Across (rom St George Dinorh sister of Karl Schaefle of Germany, FINANCE CONSERVATION • Restorative Dentistry (across Iron) C'VS Ph,irm '4 V ^^^^ ^ '••'\-': "l••^:;'::•;Vlv>l..'| 2,3,4* COUNTY LEADER NEWSPAPERS- Thursday,March20,1984 — 17 1* — Thursday, March 20,19& — COUNTY LEADER NEWSPAPERS • 1,2,3,4,5,6* thl 2 should be in hall *i ..•'>;';, -.:•"• =-•••• ByDENNISORLANDlNl , .' netters In'reachlng back to add 30's and 40'g stars, Rrnla l-nmhflrril nnrt Rnhhy poerr to the Baseball Hall of Fame roster last week, the Veterans' Com- .. mittee overlooked two more recent' stars. It's the opinion here that two of the best little men ever to play the game, former Phillies centerfielder and ex- to improve in 1986 I BreaHey wrestlers finish up-and-down year Yankee shortstop Phil Rizzuto should go lo the head of the line for next The Union County College men's (NJCAA) match in Lincrofton April The Union County College men's (NJCAA) match in Lincrofton April fl >:• •» , ' i <. | M ' \ ,• #••' year's election withoutfurther ado. tennis team will play eight of its 12 16 against Brookdale Community . ' " .By RON BISHOP Union County Tournament, the Panthers in that match, 48-15, has a 'lost toward the end of the year, to Musik just 58 seconds into their sljy and was moved up. Last season- Rizzuto's exploits as the sparkplug of the great Yankee teams from the matches at home this spring under College. >_ / _ With eight first.year wrestlers on Bears advanced to the North Jersey strong nucleus for vnexl Won. (Doug), Placa of Koselle Park," match. Frank Croce of Roselle Park wag Kinney's first as a wrestler. ..early 40's to the mid-50's are well documented. As long as he doesn't alienate Coach Dave Hayes of Cranford. UCC will entertain .Somerset the Brearley squad, It's no wonder Section 2, Group 1 final against according to Ferrara flight Ferrara said, defeated Taylor by superior Again, said Ferrara, it was a matter veterans' committee members by using the broadcast booth for overt :.. The Owls will play all of its home County College April 18 at 3 p.m , the Bears, under Ron Ferrara, Rosellf) Park by beating Mountain wrestlers will return next season A win over Placa would have decision, 12-3,' in the regional offillingahole; campaigning or for taking digs at committee members over his snubbing, matches on the college's Cranford andjhen gravel to Newton, Pa,rApril— finished an inconsistent season at 8- Valley Conference rival New Eight Bears had never competed helped Bober, who wrestled with the semifinals ,"• Senior. John Zimmerman, who he'll get in soon. ;•• ', ...... campus. '•':"'•'."' 2i to meet Bucks Community 6. A- ' v Providence, 39-21 on the varsity level, so there was freshman team last year, avoid "He (Musik) started strong, then wrestled at 170 pounds, did not Although it may be a treasonable offense to admit this, in the heart of Union will open the season on College. After a tenth plncp finish in the The Bear squad that lost to (he bound to be some inconsistency. drawing the second seed in the hit' a mid-season slump," Ferrara wrestle in his sophomore and junior Yankeeland, if it came down to taking only one of the two.next year I'd have April 2, traveling to Randolph, to Union will close oat the.regular Ferrara said djstrict tournament If a wrestler said, "He won five' of his last six years. Despite hard work, he won to hope the committee would opt for taking the better-hitting Ashburn over: face-County-College of Morris. The season with', three , straight home . At 101 pounds, Jeff King compiled compiles a 500 record or better, he matches. He peaked when he had only two matches this season. Rizzuto. ,'•'.•'•••• Owls will'open a four-game'home matches with Gfouster County an 8-9:>record, "not bad for a is seeded in his weight class Match lo." . "You can't expect something from j_ Of the five yardsticks used to measure greatness in a ballplayer — ability stand on April 4 at 3 p.m. against College April 30, Salem Community sophomore," Ferrara said' Junior pairings are otherwise determined Paul Minitelli is the only; Bear still someone Who hasn't wrestled since to field, throw, run, hit for average, and hit for powers Ashburn passes the Mercer County College. College May 2, and the United States— Tom DiBella, who missed all of last randomly, Ferrara said alive in state competition. Minitelli, his freshman year," Ferrara said. test in four categories. . . The Owls will -play host to Military Prep season, finished just his second year Junior Jim Miller won just two who has a 25-4 record, finished Junior Rob Kanterman'finished With only 29 home runs in a 15-year career that stretched from 1948 to 1962, Keystone Junior College of La The Owls will be seeking a bid to of competition with ten wins , matches this season, after going 9-1 second in. the District competition,. with a 17-8 record. Kanterman his lack of powerJafas-obvious. Like Rizzuto,. however, Ashburn made the Plume, Pa., on April 7 and then the NJCAA playoff tournament May One of Brearley's five seniors, Al with the junior varsity "Miller was losing to Elizabeth's Terry Murray . finished third in the Districts, then most of his physical skills and possessed the all-important "intangibles." He Atlantic County College, April 9 8 to 10 Holland finished 11-7 in a season a JV wrestler he was forced to fill in the 149-pound final, 31. lost in regional competition to Gene had a winning attitude, was a savvy student of baseball strategy who could Camden County College travels to Union posted a 5-5 record last marred by a bout with in," Ferrara said In regional action, Minitelli won Mirabella of Roselle Park by think on his feet, and was completely dedicated to his team and the game. Cranford April 11 All matches will year, and Coach Hayes is hoping to —mononucleosis-ln-Decemberr^Most- ,1—135-poundsr-Mike—TrlpBdl—two-matchesr-decisioiis--over^pnyf--techntCfi|-fall~TIB:i) early In the _—Once.ho-was-knockedout-running-ihto-the-outHeld-wall-to-tnake-acatch4n— start at 3 p.m. "Improve on that record this season? RHJ"! would—hnvo pricked it in " rebounded from a mediocre 4-7 Chowaniec of Parsippany (3-2) and' second period of their 188-pound the first game- of a doubleheader. Concussion notwithstanding, Ashburn Coach Hayes' squad will travel to All home matches of the Union Ferrara said, "but he came back /record to go 17-6-1 Tripodi, a senior, Columbia's—Br-J. Orsi (8-2), and match. Kanterman had lost three returned to start the second game. , ' Toms River, to meet Ocean County County College men's tennis team and was weaker at the end of finished fourth in the District finishedthird. times to Mirabella this season. It's intangible qualities such as these that'reveal the complete picture of a College April 14. The Owls will play will be played at Cranford Campus. training " competition, where he lost two one- In his opening-round state match, Ferrara looks to Kanterman and great player that isn't always reflected in his statistics. ' ' _an important Region 19, National All matches will be open to the "It's tough to get that conditioning point matches, OMinllelll edged Steve Roof of Sparta, junior Mike McCoy to maintain Not that Ashburn's. statistics in categories other than, power hitting were Junior College-Athletic Association public. back," fje said Ferrara attributes Tripodi's 5-4, The senior then faced his Brearley's upper-weight strength anything less than a testimony to excellence. ..'•••• .. After a third-place finish fn success to year-round conditioning toughest challenge, wrestling Joe next season, McCoy, who finished at Ashburn was the model leadoff hitter and rally starter. In amassing over — "He put a lot of work into it in the off- Mazzeo of Emerson Borough, who 16-4-1 was too light to compete in the : 2,500 hits and compiling a .308 lifetime average — 35 points higher than Hoops benefit set tomorrow District 11, Holland was beaten in the opening round of Region 3 season," he said had a 30-1 record going into their heavyweight class, Ferrara said. Rizzuto's,-r Ashburn led the league on a number of occasions in hits, singles, Overlook Hospital physicians will Jersey's primary center for the Scott Musik, another senior, pre-quarterfinal match. "He needs 15 pounds to be one of walks and on-base.percentage. ' . competition by Mike Robinson of raise funds for the Valerie Fund complete and definitive care of Scotch Plains, Robinson recorded a finished second in District 11, losing While conditioning, has helped the best. He was gi vena lot of weight _^ He won two batting titles Including a clutch performance in 1958 when he Center for Children with Cancer and children with cancer and blood a 7-1 decision to Nat Schartz of Minitelli, his mental tenacity and tohaulanditcaughtupwithhim." ' _ went three for four on the last day of the season to edge out Willie Mays for technical fall just twenty seconds Blood Disorders in an exhibition, disorders _ into the third period of their match. Summit in the final at 141 pounds. sound wrestling technique are more McCoy lost his opening-round the crown,..350 to .347.Twice he hit over .340 only to finish second to trie great basketball game tombrrow at 7 30 obvious attributes, Ferrara said; Stan Musial each time.' :•.'.— . ; ' .•'..• , A LOOK OF DETERMINATION—Union's Nancy Foster Todd Bober, a sophomore, Musik, who ended up at 11-8 regional, match to Ed'Reidy of pm in the Summit Junior High. Attention: writers overall, dropped his opening-round' At 158 pounds, Ferrara went with Dunelleni 8-1, Reidy lost to third- Ashburn and Rizzuto were the best bunters of their era', and considering drives toward the basket around Plalnfleld's Volanda The sports department would like finished the season at 9-12 in the 122- McNeil. Coach Joe DaStephan's Farmers ended their 14- School gym.: pound weight class "He was close to regional match to Bill Taylor of Ken Kinney, another wrestler who place state qualifier Mike Ferroni of how the art of bunting has declined among today's players, lt!s safe to say to encourage any area high school South Plainfleld Taylor pjnned had competed with the junior varJ Union in the regional semifinals. • . that they were the best bunters of the last 40 years. . • ...-•,' 9 season on a sour note, dropping, their opening-round Overlook's attending physicians, students interested in covering a 500 He went down to the end, and . •; Among the fastest players -In his-day, Ashburn gp( the most out of his state tournament contest to the Cardinals, 64-44. led by Dr. Walter Groff of Summit particular team's games or simply speed. He led outfielders In putouts nine times, catching' up to balls that most •~ -—-.•.':•. '•'• .—-—7—(Photo by John Boutslkarls) will play the resident physicians, led submitting what they feel are players could only wave at. In addition, he.was consistently among the byDr Epifanio Calcara newsworthy articles about an league leaders in stolen bases, , . - An admission donation of $2 will be particular athlete or coach~tb please Coach reviews spotty season And despite the fact .that he wasn't a power hitter, with his. speed he collected at the door. All proceeds contact the sports department at stretched, enough doubles into triples to lead the league in three-baggers Taylor named Ail-American will go directly to the Valerie Center 688-7700, Ext 40 By RON BISHOP Hubihger, who scored seven points and grabbed five rebounds a game. at Overlook for the community- ^ twice.. .'• •-. ,." •• '•'. ••• •• . ; ',;:••. '• •; ; ••'•'.• Junior center! Cheryl Taylor of wards (Georgia), Kamie Ethridge Faculty members who'know of Perhaps the oldest and most battered sports cliche is "giving 100 percent " Joining Fudge in the backcourt was junior Michael Krihak. Another junior, Some opponents thought that because Ashburn wasn't a strong physical Tennessee Tech University has been (Texas), Wanda Ford (Drake), Lisa based treatment of childhood students who might be able to handle There are many variations, like "he came to play" and "he never quits." Sal Piccinnini, was the Bears'first man off of the bench. •^-hitterthafthey-couldrunwhis arm in the field. Ashburn often made them named Ail-American by thIngrae m (NE Louisiana )rPamteakc—cancer-one-of-the-chief-oauses-of—such coverage are also encouraged But with high-school basketball players, it is just that sometimes— a All but Fudge return, which understandably excites Berger. "Their at- pay-dearly for that.assumption, leading N.L. outfielders in assists three Women's Basketball News Service, (North Carolina), Lillie Mason death in children between the ages to contact the sports department cliche. Just ask Bill Berger, the coach of the Brearley boys'basketball team. titudes will change. KennwoFtFis a big football town. Basketball is a third ; times,; • ' •, .•••'• ••.•••••..• ..'•'.'.•••. :••'• '.•'.-.• her second national honor, in two (Western Kentucky), Sue McConncll of 1 and IS. On all submissions, p'.^oe Include The Bears finished (he season at 9-12. Brearley was an inconsistent; sport for most of these kids after football and baseball," he said. An Ashburn throw saved the pennant •'fpjrjhe Phillies in the pennnanl- seasons. (Penn State), Cheryl Miller (USC) . 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Student painters, photographers and pnntmakers will exhibit works, while student performers in music, dance and theater Will give presentations at the college's main campus in Cranford Student film and video productions will be shown and creative writing will be presented live Professional artists, including several from Union Gouhty, will guide aspiring teens in workshops, master classes and critiquing sessions in all artistic disciplines. Student artists, writers, and performers wishing to r resent their work or participate in workshops should speak with their, teachers. The Union County Teen Arts hi Festival is,jopen to any student in a i school in Union County whotwill be 13 orblder by May 27. r Teachers this year include: Donald Lokuta of Union, a nationally known photographer, who will conduct a gallery "walk-and- talk" critique session for students and the public. ' Bruce Hanson, an art teacher at Gaudineer Middle School, Springfield, who will conduct "hands-on" workshops in sculpture— Laurie Abramson of Mountainside, a member of the Princeton Ballet and teacher at Rutgers University in New Brunswick, will critique performances and conduct a master class in dance. Other local participants will come from David Brearley Regional High School, Kenilworth,—where _ Nancy Baton, talented and gifted teacher, has three students preparing to participate in this year's festival: a visual artist, a dancer, and a writer. Also, thctgLinden High School Vocational School and t middle schools are preparing to send students in a '* variety of disciplines. „ - - (Continued on page Z) TAONTf unloa Arts ed for Urilon County Amonfl ?thes ftMlclpartfs»are, above lsfh \ dan-cer Vlar>« Kuriakdtls,.a student at' David Brearley Regional High School, K&nllwortn,; above, o Hght> Bruce Hanson, an art teacher at -School .Sprlngf[eld, who Will condod >/vpoftery workshop; bottom right, George Scoles., a student at , Linden Area Vocational Technical School Who wil^display some of his Illustrations, and .bottom left/ Kerrl Penna» a student at Gaudlrteer-School, with a painting of TV star Linda Evans, (Photo* by hdfortltal) Teen Arts Festival planned Monday Cancer unit grows (Continued from page 1 > will study improvisation and Color"—Involvement in such to come to the Teen Arts Festival to eludes interviews, critiquing «=*This year's Union County Teen meet professional artists who will •• sessions and workshops at county on sale of daffodils everyday conversation as sources techniques as resist, wet into wet, Union County will get Its first symbolic flowers. "The students' Arts Festival is sponsored by the teach at this year's Summer Arts and state Teen Arts Festivals! forplaywritlng; block out, etc. touch of spring this week when the support is an Important factor to the Office of Cultural.'and Heritage "The Poem In Your Head," which Other workshops on the agenda Institute, according to William At the Union County Teen Arts Higginson, director of the Union ~ festival staff members' of the American Cancer Society sponsors success of the event," said Fried- Affairs, Union County Department will dea'l with how to~get the ideas are. "Life Drawing," "Doing Its annual Daffodil Days Festival. man, 1 of Parks and Recreation, Union and images in the mind onto paper Charocal Portraits," and "Getting County Cultural and Heritage Summer Arts Institute will-be on Department. hand to talk and work with students Thousands of fresh cut'daffodils 'Seven area restaurants have County College, the Cultural and and organized int• o an effective into Sculpture. -are being transported from the West joined Daffodil Days by agreeing to Heritage Programs Advisory Board, poem; + * * The Summer Arts Institute meets who think they might be interested for fiveweeks every year.to form an inattending this summer's SAI. Coast to Union County for sale. donate 10 percent,of one day's Union County, - Board . of Chosen "Feedback Seminar-Writing," Workshops in theater are: According to Mitch' Friedman, proceeds to the American Cariccr "Improvisation For The artists' • communlty~ln—which Those students entering 9th, 10th, Freeholders,_the__Summer_ Arts, which will be readings and critiques county crusade chairman, the Society. Institute and the Mew Jersey State of previously submitted work. Theater," in which students will join students work closely with 11th or 12th grades next September in theater games, then work to professionals to sharpen their skills who wish to participate In the SAI ~ Daffodil is the first flower of Bpring "—The~daffodil~drive~is 'also sup- Teen Arts Program in cooperation and symbolizes hope for the cancer ported by area businesses, who buy with the New Jersey State Council .*. * * develop" and rehearso a theater aifd~l5roduce new works of per- should apply through their school forming, visual and literary art. Teen Arts Festival coordinator oi>-_ patient. the flowers to glve~to~ their' em- on the Arts. Workshops dealing with fllm/- . piece; During Daffodil Days, March 18 ployees or for distribution innursing * * * vldeo/medla are as follows; "How To Audition For Theater," Students for the program are hand- their art, music, English or physical' education Instructor to attend the through 27 volunteers-from the homes and hospitals. Music workshops include Flute "Pre and Post Production for which will include preparation and picked by the artists they will work 1 with in a scouting process that in- Union County Teen Ark Festival, Society will deliver orders, dress in _ Daffodil Days is a cosponsored by Clinic for beginners, Intermediate Film and Video," which will focus on practice in audition techniques ; costume for special "Big Bird • WJDM Radio in Elizabeth. and advanced -• students—from—how to plan and schedule shoots for t!PantOmineJEor_the_Action,IUn. _Bunch;ideUveries. and sell flowers The organizers of the event hope to classical to jazz; Vocal Muslc_for__beslcditing and final product; which students will study a at selected locations: - ,, top last yiaPs toiaToreS36oT Individuals, from voice production "Make A Radio Spot," In which character's walk, movements, The Union County Automobile money raised will support lifesaving to fine points of singing, for begin- • participants will create and produce physical personality; < Dealers Association is participating programs in patient service, public ners, intermediate and advanced, a radio spot for broadcast; "Inside Puppetry," which will in the event for the thlrdyear. and, professional education, and and Piano Master Class including "Make A TV Commercial," In deal with how the puppet can Un- Jewish-Singles, dance. 8:30 p.m. On Saturday more than 30 dealers research," explained Friedman. which participants will create and cover a person's creativity; Today Red Baron Club, Howard Johnson performance, practice tips and will donate $50 for every car they A bunch of daffodils Is available produce a TV commercial for "Mime with Masks," which wil]_ • Art Complex, exit 135, Glark. 797-6877. masterclass. sell that day. "It Is a nice gesture on for $4. Larger orders are also' . DAFFODIL DAYS—Big Bird delivers golden daffodils to Carrie, Jennie, Amy and broadcast; Include use of mask and make-up, Exhibit, "in kccogmiion 0f~Ex- • Music "How Music Works," will focus on the part of the car dealers to take welcome. Big Bird bunches or 50 Jodl Llpsher of Elizabeth In support of the American Cancer Society's annual "Feedback Semlnar-rFilm/- exploring movement and non-verbal cellenco," Montclalr Art Museum, 3 structures of music, what goes Recltallst series, Gary Karr, part in this," said Friedman. daffodils are available for $50. daffodUfestlval. , Vldeo," which will give students the sound; - I S, Mountain Ave., Montclalr. 746- through a composer's mind, un- doublebass virtuoso, 8 p.m. YM- Students from Linden High School Orders of $75 will be delivered, opportunity to show their VHS ''Circus Techniques," including 5556. Through March 30. ' derstanding the performance and YWHA of Metropolitan New Jersey;— and Abraham Clark High School in Orders may be placed by calling the cassette videotapesor 8mm films; juggling, plate spinning, balancing, Exhibit, "The Spirit of America," learning to be an intelligent per- 760 Northfield Ave., West Orange. 8 Roselle will blanket the community American Cancer Society at 354- former for solo and ensemble per- * * * unicycle riding; Morris Museum, 6 Normandy p hi. 736-3200, Book describes Veal cowboy' with gorgeous bouquets of these 7373, formers, any instrument, Including "Theatrical Clowning," which will Heights Road, Morristown, Through • Theater By BEA SMITH Every character Is different, yet, wife of July Johnson; Clara, voice; Music Composition and Jazz Visual arts and crafts workshops focus on the clown on stage, comedy. June 15. • "A...h. Wilderness...™v. , Upsala College, What was the American cowboy in their hearts, the cowboys are all strong-minded, independent wife of Improvisation will focus on are; Improvisation, character Exhibit, Giftsjo the Currier and-EastOrange. really like back in the late' 1800s? .the same.' a rancher, and Blue Duck, a sinister characteristics, techniques, har- "Let's Look-Paintings/- development. Ives Collection, Montclalr Art *Art ~ v New 4-H club forming How did his lifestyle affect his "Lonesome Dove" is set in the late Indian renegade, whose reputation , monic study and history of the art Drawlngs/Prlnts"—A walking + * *_ Museum. Through April 20. ' Demonstration, - manuscript character and personality? How did 19th Century and tells a story of a gym will be part of every day. for slaughtering the white man form. critique of student artwork on Dance workshops will include • Theater illumination. Montclalr Art Erika U. Fields, Union County 4-H "he feel aboui lite in uie saddle, cattle drive from Texas to Montana, "Marvelous Monday" wiU be the follows him to his grave. * * + exhibit. dance for beginners, an overview of "Mrs. Warren's Profession," Museum, 3 to5p.m, 746-5556. Agent,' has announced: the re- practically around the clock? a part of an American dream to "Y'"s gift to all-boys and girls who Creative writing workshops In- "Lot's Look-Photograpy"-A contemporary dance and modern George Street Playhouse, 9 • Potpourri- organization of the Dungeons and Throughout the history of the carve out a new life from the last There arc so many other Dragons 4-H Club under the are registered for any two other- clude "From Memories To walking critique of student jazz, and a dance performance/- Livingston Ave., New Brunswick. Purlm- Carnival, YM-YWHA," movies,-it seems cowboys nearly remaining wilderness, characters, whose daily lives we leadership of Joan Crout from vacation program days. Cooking, Manuscript," in which participants photographs on exhibit. master class which Includes a 846-2895, Through April 6. Green Lane, Union. 1 to 3 p m. 269- always have been glamorized. The The book's main characters are follow with Intrigue and Interest, Westfield who is seeking new crafts and swimming will hlghllght_ will turn-memories and personal "Let's Look—3 'Dimensions"—A critique and hands-on workshop. 8112. -movie-makers, such as John Ford, Augustus McCrae and W. F. Call, such as Pea Eye, Dish Boggert, -members. the easygoing activities at the Green experiences into poems, stories and walking critique of student pieces in * * * Purlm Carnival, YM-YWHA'of have made them tough, hard, . former Texas Rangers. They have Bolivar, Dects, the O'Brien brothers Tomorrow Lane Harry Lebau Building. personal essays; three dimensions on exhibit., Union County' teen-agers with Metropolitan New Jersey, West The group will meet every other • smiling, one-or-two-gun slingers, all from Ireland, who would soothe the • Singles- — Friday evening, 7-8:30 p.m. at the Boys and.glrls will be able to see _ _cattle at night with their soft songs "From Improv To Script," which "Exploring Contemporary Water demonstrated talent in visual arts, Singles Again Inc., dance. Orange, 1 to'4 p.m. 736-3200, pretty much on the order of John Union Conty Administration & the night sky change at the Newark of love and home; Roscoe, Peach, crafts, dance, music, theater or Kenilworth Holiday Inn, GSP exit Purim concert, sponsored "by Wayne. Or Republic Pictures, in its Museum's Planetarium show on 'Louisa, the wicked Suggs Brothers, writing who would like to spend the 138. Orientation, 8 p.m., dance, 9 Workmen's Circle. Temple Sinai of heyday, gave'us handsome singing On the shelf Tuesday. The Museum's "Spring nearly as treacherous as the In- summer forking with professional p.m. 528-6343. Summit, 2 p.m. cowboys in colorful costumes, such Festival" that day features films dians, Soupy and Po Campo. artists in their fields are encouraged _CalhoUc_Alumnl Club, dance. Stamp,, coin and postcard show, Kid stuff as Gene Autry and Roy Rogers. been partners and friends 'and crafts with a comet theme in McMurtry not only takes his crew Coachman Inn, Cranford. 9 p.m. to 1 Best Western Inn of Edison. 10 a.m. But to know what the real cowboy throughout their lives, shared Service Building, 300 North Avenue addition to their animal talks. on an epic cattle drive, but he takes a.m. 743-5073,342-7388. to4:30p".m.247-1093;—- „ was all about one Is compelled to danger and hardships, yet, two CometNalley east in Westfield. Registration for the vacation his readers along every dusty trail, New Expectations, rap session. 8 read the novel by Larry McMurtry people could never be so unliko one March 24 Anyone between the ages of 12 and program, which will be accepted on He,takes us across the burning p.m. Morristown Unitarian called "Lonesome Dove." The book, another in character and per- • Support Groups ISjnterested In joining the club, a first-come, first-serve basis, must desert with.no food and little or no TV 32 topic Fellowship, Normandy Heights by the author of "Terms of En- sonality. These two take the Emotions Anonymous, meeting. should contact Marlene Brown, 4-H be placed with "Y" Youth Director water; he showers us with freezing "Comet Halley Remembered," a Road, Morristown, 540-1177. . dearment," was published by Simon cowboys and McMurtry's ap- Fair Oaks Hospital, Learning program assistant at 233-9366. Tammy Steckler by tomorrow. prehensive readers on the long, water in rainstorms that last for 15-minute television show produced * Theater , ,, • • * and Schuster of New York. by Union County College, will be Center, Summit. 8 p.m. 654-4049,232- Cooperative' Extension Service 'McMurtry doesn't glamorize the dangerous cattle drive. days; he pelts us with hailstones, tho "A Hopeful Interview with Carla Horowtli, founder and shown on" Channel 32 of Suburban 3094. programs are offered to all without cowboy, but by Jbook's end, he Among the cowboys on the cattle, size of baseballs; he feeds us bur- Satan," George St. Playhouse, Now owner of Montclair's Clay Cellar on ' Cablevlslon on Tuesday at 10r05 regard to sex, race, color,'national permits his readers to respect the drive, (some of whom look to Mc- ning hot Mexican beans with our Brunswick. 8:30 p.m. Additional Kean 'Chrlstlun Outreach, Orange Road, will conduct a clay origin or handicap. cowboy...particularly the Texas Cr.ae and Call as father-figures), are beefsteaks, or stewed snakes or p.m. •- dates: March 22, 3:30 p.m., 8:30 seminar. 8 p.m.* Kean College, pottery workshop for children aged ' The show, sub-titled "The Visitor •s— *-+ * ,_ cowboy. Newt, a young, Innocent cowboy on fried grasshoppers. He nearly p.m.; March 23,2:30p.m., 7:30p.m. Downs Hall. 6-12 at the Montclair Art Museum on Returns," features recollections of The New York Aquarium, And not everyone can be a his first drive, and Jake Spoon, a drowns us in angry rivers, shoots 246-7717. Grand ' Purlm Celebration, Sunday between 3-4 p.m. Comet Halley's visit In 1910 by area Rlngllng Brothers Barnum and cowboy I There's a special distinc- lazy, handsome, weak-charactered bullets and Indian arrows at us; Governor Morris Inn, Morristown. Each child will be given three residents who viewed it In various Bailey Circus, "Spring Festival" at tion. There are ranchers, ranch cowboy to whom women are at- some fatally hit the spot, and In • Music , - Sponsored by Rabbinical College of pounds of clay—enough to create places around the world. the Newark Museum—and hands, gamblers, saloon owners, tracted. There are unforgettable romantic overtures, actually punc- "New Creation," choral en- America, 7 p.m> 267-9404.' three pots—and learn the ropes of Planetarium and a live performance thieves, Indians...but the cowboy characters, such asJJuly Johnson, a tures us with the pain and sorrow of Members of Amateur semble, Covenant Christian School, Debreceni Kantus, Debrecen this ancient craft traditional to Astronomers, Inc., who operate the of "Hansel, and Gretel" at the has a special status, Despite the fact bashful sheriff who is seeking his lovo, requited and unrequited. 135 Centennial Ave., Cranford. 2 College Choir of Hungary, concert.B almost every civilization since the Sperry Observatory jointly with the _Gsorge Street Playhouse are trips that that stalwart cowboy can have a run-away wife; Lorena, the good- "Lonesome Dove" comes around p.m. 226-1074,276-5540. p.m. Montclair State College beginning of time. They will have College on the Cranford Campus, slated for 5-to 11-year-olds at the ch'unk bitten out of him by his own hearted prostitute, who comes along once Inn lifetime. Readers, don't let • Potpourri < auditorium. 893-4S34,.836-4869, the opportunity Jo build pots from provided background on the Comet, YM-YWHA school vacation ornery horse should he turn his on the drive; Elmlra, the restless it gallop past you. Clinton Antique Show, Clinton Gay Activist Alliance, meeting. 1 flat pieces, rolled colls and by the the nature, of comets in general, and program March 31 through April 4. back, be choked and blinded by Holiday Inn. 7-9 p.m. Additional 8:30 p.m. Morristown Unitarian ."pinch" method, then decorato the reaction to its last visit 76 years ago. Klndergartners are invited for the windstorms, be thrown from his dates: March 22, 11 a.m. to 7 p.m., Fellowship, 812 Normandy Heights pots with their personal emblems' first time to participate, "The horse and stomped and trampled Sonlor citizens from 'Cranford, March 23,11 a.m. to 6 p.m. 832-5791. Road, Morristown. 762-6217. ' and designs. cultural opportunities In our area upon by herds of runaway cattle, be Elizabeth, Chester, Bridgewater, Luncheon, Westfield chapter, The workshop is limited to 12 , Summit, Union, Newark and March 25 are so spectacular that we wanted eaten alive by millions of Recipe file National Society of the Daughters of children between 6 and 12. Parents Plalnfield shared their reminlsences , • Art . - • even the klndergartners to be able to grasshoppers or thousands of the American Revolution Noon, k are encouraged to attend with their CHEESECAKE Individual Cheese Cakes: Use of Halley's Comet, where they Noontime Paintings of the Week, participate," said Youth Chairman mosquitoes, flies and bugs, spat at Mountainside. 233-9661. children. Reservations should be 3 (8oz.) packages cream cheese above recipe, Put one vanilla viewed it, and the conditions under Montclalr Art Museum, 3- S. David Fischer (of Hillside). A swim by snakes or turned down by the made in advance by calling tho IK cups sugar Wafer into each baking cup. (Foil which they saw It. Many of them ' March 22 Mountain Ave., Montclalr. 746-5556. in the "Y'"s large pool and varied local prostitute, with whom he is in baking cups are sturdy and do not were on hand at the UCC Halley • Music • Theater activities in the fully equipped^— Montclair Art Museum's Education "Department, (201) 746-5556. love, he manages to struggle and 2 cups sour cream have to be placed in muffin tins; 'Twice Party in January where they "Latin Colors," concert Tho "The Trial of Hansel and Gretel, *. * * survive. He can'sit on his saddle day 1 tsp. vanilla -simply-line them up on cookie experienced a "second-time- Morris Museum, a p.m. 5384454.. George Street Playhouse, New and night, throw a blanket around sheets.) Bake at 350 degrees for around" observation of the • Singles Brunswick. 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. "Costumes and merrymaking" Comic book show are holiday traditions to be carried. his shoulders, eat his meals up there Jin Mix Master, cream togethor 20-30 minutes, -'renowned celestial visitor .-Others. _ jlewlsh Singles of Middlesex -rhVough April 5.846-2895,227.3360. The Springfield Comic Book and. jon at the YM-YWHA Purlm Carnival on that horse, even doze from time to the cream cheese and sugar; When cooled, top with cherry or —*ho attended the unique event were County, bowling. Collectables Marketplace -will- be" "tltnor'Sometimesj-he doesn't sur- bluobery pie filling. ... 9.10;30pm. 247-0812,431-5747"loTRout. e March" 26 Sunday from Ho 3 p,m. ' "beat itfeggsrone at a tlmorBlend youngsters who may be fortunate • Singles jield on Sunday, from 10 a.m. to 4 vive, whether it be by a snake attack enough to see it again Jn 2061. "_ Parents ^without Partners, fund- Y staff members will be costumed In sour cream and vanilla. Beat Middle Aged Singles, dance, p.m. at the Springfield Holiday Inn, In the spirit of the holiday, and all or an Indian massacre. until creamy and uniform. The television show was produced raiser danceT 9 p,m7 September's On Sprlngburn Manor, 2800 Springfield 304 Route 22 West in Springfield. ~~McMUrtry,~a fine storyteller, has Pour Into a spring-form pan, The abom recipe, was sub- by the college's Public Affairs The.Hlll, Bonnie Burn Road, Wat- boys and girls who attend In costume Ave,, Union, 687-4200.7:30 p.m. to 1 More information can be obtained will be Invited to be part of the published a unique, Immensely- which has been lined wth a mitted by Kathy Beach of Union department in conjunction with the Chung, 469-7795. a.m. Buffet after 9 p.m, by calling (261)335-1849. exciting, absolutely thrilling, ad- as printed in the Livingston ~Z~ college's Media Center. Purim parade. Souverilor color graham cracker crust or . March 23. • Potpogrrl , Thousands of old and new comic photos of the Esthers, Haitians and venturous book that has a magic ZwelbTck crust. (It can be baked School, Union, .cookbook, ART DISPLAY—Shaun Smith, left, and Damlan Drzewleckl, Organizations that plan to show_ -•-Singles— — "Parenting your PareHls^The books, collectables and science other creatively costumed revelers Which is appealing to both men and without a crust.) Bake at 350 "Cherished Recipes." Recipes "Comet Halley Remembered" are students at theHnden Vocational Technical School,-disT . Sy's Single Faces, dance. Party Changing Roles," Resource Center fiction material-Will be featured at can be taken at the picture booth women. It Is a masterpiece of the degrees for one hour. Turn the for this column should be sent to requested to contact .the: Public art works that will be on display at the Union County Teen Dolls. City Lights, Route 35 North,— for Women, Woodland and DeForest the marketplace. before, during or after enjoying the American West apd all 821 pages are oven off; leave in the oven for one Focus editor," p; O.Box 3109, so readable, it makes it difficult to Arts Festival on Monday at Union County College. • Affairs department, Union County Soutc-...uh Amboy.^u... . 8 p.m. 238-0972, 774_. - ^C|Etai|ChMrh Collectors of all ages are invited to game and activity booths, pony rides more hour. Union, 07083. (Photo by John Boutslkarls) College, 276-2600, ext.240. _ 3304,679-4311 7130 to9!30 p.m. MJ-JI53. (47-4483, buy, sell and trade. and petting zoo. put the tome down. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that a copy of Public Notice this Resolution be published according to law Lottery winners within ten 110) days o| Its passage UNION COUNTY BOARD OF CHOSEN I hereby certify the above lo be a true copy of a SYMBOLIC EX- Rebecca's forecast PICK-IT AND PICK-4 FREEHOLDERS RESOLUtIONNO MS U resolution adopted by the Board of 7hosen "• DATElMl/U Freeholders of the County ol Union on the dale PRESSIONS: Five Women Feb. 19-126,7310 above mentioned For WMk of March 20 > LIBRA (9/24-10/23) The coming weeks DE IT RESOLVED by Ihe Doard of Chosen Fcb 20-311,9824 Fretholders ol Ihe Counly of Union thsl Rgsolu County Attorney' Artists, an exhibition of ihe through Maroh 27 promise more activity and somo additional lion No II u adopted Januarys leu Is hereby David J; Issenman work, AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS ftR4U£— I AUTOS NAMTED 1 PEgOJAJS. 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HIGHEST EXPERIENCED PERSON- to o cellent condition, mechanical- PRICES PAIDI — A. COHEN 3755470. Each additional 10 words or less J1.50 Each additional to words $1.00 Contract rates lor ads that run on consecutive woeks: ly perfect, FM radio, air, new take care-of Infant In my IF SET IN ALL CAPITALS 4tlmes ... " $»'.S4 per Inch net '82 Malibu Oassic tires', orlglonal owner, $1000, We Buy Junk Cars (201)23341011 home call 944-1072. 10 words or less (comntisslonable)...... f.TT.., 15.35 4 times or more...;...... S4.S0 Over 4 tlmcs^. ( $7.70 per Inch net CHEVY, 4 dr., , V-4, auto, 944 3411. TOP $$ PAID 24 (ir.serv. 488-7420 I-WIII babysit any age In my HOME- or OFFICE E»ch additional 10 words or less ._,,,,. H.00 Each additional 10 words *i.SQ, trans., pwr. steer., pwr. CLEANING- Professional 1 77 Porsehe-924, 4 speed, A,, Union home. 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Irvlngton/Unlon 4423, County Loader BORDERED ADS i... , . .. ,^-..,, • m $7.00 DEADLINE FOR ADS RUNNING IN COMBO IS 5:00 P M MONDAY cntrl/ vinyl top, am/fm stereo. on floor, $4,595, 722 8338, even- Robert Falas, President area. For more Information Newspaper, 1291 Stuyvesant 1983 ESCORT L- Perfect stu- Stk. No, 4722. 347149 mi. $7495 Ings, 522 0929. Avenue, Union, N,J. 07083. _ excl, tax &MV fees. 687-5666 call 374-9597 up til 9pm. dent car, excellent condition, '84 CHEVY CAMARO-V8 special dark grey-wlth red automatic with air, fully load- 1. AUTOMOTIVE 3. EMPLOYMENT 5. SERVICES OFFERED 7. PETS 9. RENTALS ~ sJE!pe,_$42O0. only driven MULTI ed, 10,000 miles, $8295. 722- "locally. 454 5180. ' CHEVROLET 8338, evenings, 522-0929. INDEX: 2. ANNOUNCEMENTS 4. INSTRUCTIONS 6. MISCELLANEOUS 8. REAL ESTATE 10. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 1944 FORD OALAXIE 500 - 2277 Morris Ave, Union- ITTTHCHEVY PICK up-Wlth Custom, white, 289 engine, ex- 686-2800 cap, Uton, power steering and cellent condition. Best offer. brakes, auto trans. Mint con- Call Joan days l-5pm, 558- 1985 PEUGEOT- LOADED dition, 42,000 miles, $3300. LOWESTB PRICES 4189, Evenings 7-10pm, 355- AUTO ACCESSORIES AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE 1 AUTOS KM SALE 1 (MEANS EVERYTHING), Call731-.0322ar.474 3047. I AUTOS FOR SALE I 1 AUTOS FOR SALE 1428. GARAGE KEPT. 3,000 197* DATSUN- B-210 Station 1977CORVETTE-Mlnt—condi- 1970 CADILLAC - FLEET- MILES CALL4841937. 1979 DODGE- Truck. 4 by 9, BUY-WISE — '82 CELEBRITY 1973 CHEVELLE-Red with Wagon. Has air conditioning, rack body, side gate opening. tion, 350 engine, automatic, WOOD BROUGHAM. 88,000 AM/FM stereo, rear defogger, '81 MONTE CARLO Auto Parts a|r condltlon,.new-Eagle GT CHEVY, 4 cyl, auto, trans,, miles, excellent running con- under 24000 miles, Good condi- 1975 PONTIAC- Le Mans Sport Good condition, Perfect for WHOLESALE pwr. steer., pwr. brakes, tint tion, $1500 or best offer. Call radial tires. Good condition. CHEVY, V'4, aUtO. trans., Coupe V-8 Rally Wheels, Air, landscape!-. $2,900. Call 373- radial tiros, power windows, dition, loaded, asking $1099. Asking $1,900, Call 428-1740 pwr. steerrrpwr. brakes, tint Tq The Public $9400. Call 241-2476. glass; air cond., r/defog., 447-2124. Power Brakes; Power.Steer- 5509 or evenings 522-0745. Open 7 Days. am/fm radio. Stk. No. 4572. Excellently maintained, Call after 4 pm. > glass, air cond., r/defog., Ing, New Shocks, Battery and Sun 8 am to 12 pm 33,405 ml. $5995 excl tax & MV 851-2834 anytime. vinyl roof, pwr. winds., rally Brakes. 50,000 miles. 1972 FORD FJ50- AM/FM Wed. I. Sat. fees. 1977 CHRYSLER- Brougham 1MO 510 OATSUN- Hatchback, whis,, am/fm stereo, stk. No. ORIGINAL OWNER. Call 484- Stereo, auto, new paint lob '81 CENtURY 1984 DATSUN SENTRA- 4 excellent condition, auto, a/c, 4754.53,702 ml. $5495 excl. tax with cap. Asking $800. Call 274- ZERO IN ON 7:30 to5;45 p.m. New Yorker. Full power. door, a/c, automatic, am/fm, 4454 after 4:00. Weekdays 7:30 BUICK, 4 dr., V-4, auto. 55,000 miles. Leather Interior, am/fm radio, new tires ad fcMVfees. 4035, trans., pwr. steer., pwr MUM beige, excellent condition, shows, 71,000 miles. $3500. Call 1982 .PONTIAC .4000-Power am to 7 p.m. vinyl roof. $1,500, Call 274- asking $4500. Call 283 0713. 1973 FORD COURRIER Jbtakes, tint glass, air cond., 0487 or 272 4813. Susan, days 488-9o22, evenings MULTI steering and brakes, air condi- r/defog., wire whl. covers, CHEVROLET / and weekends 444-2432, )t - tion, am-fm stereo, alarm PICK-UP - 4 cyl., 4 speed 6M-5MS CHEVROLET 1 .am/fm radio, stk. No. 4302. 2277 Morris AVe. Union - Union system. Good condition . $4500, manual, manual steerlng/- 53,449 ml. $4995 excl. tax & MV 686-2800 2277 Morris Ave. Call 944-4089, between 4-9 p.m. brakes, am/fm stereo, cap. Vauxhall Section fees. Stk. No. 4M55O-1, 155,294 2091 Springfield Ave. 1981 CHEVY CHEVETTE- 686-2800 miles, as traded $495. (excl. Union AM/FM stereo; sunroof, tax & MV fees). Dealer; MULTI- 37,000 miles, good condition, 1977 FIREBIRD - 4 cylinder, DOM^S MAZDA8.SUBARU. power steering, power brakes, '8OWUR5INCY SAVINGS AUTO DEALERS CHEVROLET $2500 or best offerTCall 744 FOR THAT OLDS, V-8, auto, trans., pwr. Call Mark or Abe 754-5300. " 7392 after 4pm. automatic trans., air condi- 2277 Morris Ave. Union tioning,- needs some Work. steer,, pwr. brakes, tint glass, '72 INTERNATIONAL-10 foot 686-2800 197> CHEW NOVA- 48,000 Best offer. Call 2410297. air cond., r/defog., pwr. step van, $500 or best offer. A service leasing,inc miles, new battery and alter- Winds., pwr. dr, Iks., pwr. Call 944-3470, after 5 pim. AttolMtliifTttiw nator, tune up, $1400. (super 1915 LEFTOVERS seats, am/fm stereo; Stk. No. OMteFh«Yun brakes) Call 487-9148 after lONGRM (7)Alllances 4335, 39,035 ml. $4495 excl. tax 1979 TOYOTA - LONG BED 81 Chevy-cltatlon, V-4, P/S, AIIIUIusMdlkMs 5pm. " _ (5) Jeep Eagle Wagons 4x4 81 MV fees. PICK-UP with cap, 4 cyl., 5 P/B, automatic, AM/FM (1) Cherokee 4X4 speed manual, manual - ISM Monis A>tM cassette radio, A/C, RA Defogger, 33,000 miles. $2,800 Trai CHEVETTE • Brown, • ' • i"' • "• • ' ••' ' ,; '• • , . ' ' ' "• '•'• ' : '' •' •:. ' •• ' \ .• ' — FIDELITY Contact Ron PhllMps, Director phases, of work. Some ex- Route 22 •••...-. FULL TIME-HoUsekeeper, E.LEWERTSEIIJSONS 100.00 or more per we*k :...• .•; perience preferred.; •Sprlngfleld.NJ 07081 ; • MEmblAN NURSING , Sleep In, Short. Hills area, 5 . 500 swehson Drive '. .MAINTENANCE of Engineering at 487-1900, ,•SouthPlainlield(F/T*P/T) h ^ • ; ; .'.'~Z BANK day week,. no children. Good T MEMORIAL CLERICAL $16,000 'kenllworth •••••• .245-4488 MECHANIC ext,2340. FIRST FIDELITY BANK CENTHWESTFIELOiil- P.art-tlme'early morning work z ; Excellent, company benefits, JJIf/V-Must.have references, •• ' ,r ,.••;•' '• .••' .-,-•: • • HX,\kmk^ y .1515 Lamberts Mill Road, Write Classified Box 4424,. Immediate opening, hard Is. available delivering the GENERAL Send ... replies to: •;. Westfleld.NJ .', OR E E N S KE E P E R working reliable person EX- "Our Fist Concern is .You", County, L,eatfer Newspapers, ASSISTANT-- ''"O.UtdOO Star-Ledger to subscribers on, PERIENCE with all phases of an; established • morning MEMORIAL / > HOSPITAL 1291 stuyyesant Avenue, maintenance work.- Flvi •1000Galloping Hill Road 'VENETUVERTisiNG . Equal oppty emp •, Union, NeWTJersey, Industrial mechanics. Elec- newspaper route In either of days. High school grad trical background and piper, the above areas. This Is a per- GENERAL • Union; NJ 07083 485ChtttniitSbMt A malor Corporation Is look-. V" •'-• m/f/h/v:•.•• \•'•>• \. drivers license, references, production machinery. Appl manent position for a reliable an equal oppty, emp. Union, NJ 070*3 Ing for several people for It's '-• FILE CLERK • Call 488-3054. , aslc clerical skillswuth typing In person: 130 south person With a car.: An ex-, HOSPITAL" •V \ ''••-:• .: Room216 y'.-yy^ Full time entry level position Street, Irvlhgton: celient, way to supplement 35wpm, good math-aptitude with lots of room for advance- . ' loop Galloping Hill Road •ART TIME-Mature minded HANDYMAN/ your. Income with only a few . Union, NJ.07083 and a desire to learn Is all you ment. .Great benefits, Spr-; MEDICAL SECRETARYA hours Involved,, each week,' lerson needed for general of- ARTIST' For Photography need. Excellent benefits, Call GENERAL DUTIES an equal pppty. emp. Studio. Experience.helpful but Ingf|e d area, Call 379-1430 9 • Asslstant • Full time or part Call .877:4222 or. 1-8O0-242-0850, PART TIME-Excellent op- Ice duties, Typing a plus. 354- 445-0300 for Interlyew appt, viamK '••• : ....••; • ~:,.;; .••> Must have car. Retired person time; Typing a must. : Ex- TOLL FREE.: . : • 1300. ., . ' • . will train. Position consists With A World Uader acceptable, call Tony after r portunity for mature porsom Personnel specialists, perience helpful, call 241- Ideal for mother of school age mainly of. sporting and re- Berkeley Heights, NJ. EOE That's what this position with pun 8. Bradstreetcanmean FULL TIME • Or pjrt tlitio noon at 742-0080.'.'• ;'..' touching photos;' Call, Allan 0201, ; . MATURE PERSON-To cook 1 children." pleasant office, 'ART. TIME- m/f.' ..':•..• ."• •.•.••":..•'•.•• ••'• deslr clerk In Union, flexible Neod oxtra for. your career. As a leader' In'buslness services, we have., meal per-day, early supper modern, building In Union., Rider at 488-8808. oxcellent opportunity for a detail-oriented Individual to. hours. Call 351-4100. . HELP: WANTED-To: sel :ash? Earn S30.000 part time, CLERICAL- General office AVON. Only a$5.00start up MEDICAL ASSISTANT hour, for 2 elderly-adults. Col- Typing and good, telophone no Interference with your pro- -ACCOUNTING CLERK- Part- COHPETlflVI; SALARY breform a variety, of. Important clerical-and record- onla area; Call 388-5240, after 4 manner required. Hours. 9-2. duties, experienced • typist. keeplng-tunctlonSu_To qualify for this opportunity, you fee. Sell, to friends, neighbors General pract."' office/- sent Occupation, Flexible -time clerk with minimum two Small off Ice. Will consider so- aEXIBLEHOURS or on-theHobrFor^detalls cal Springfield. PT; eves., Mon- p.m., work, 409-455-2410, Call 851-9151,9-5 weekdays. hpurs, will, train, car years experience on CRT. must. en|oy working with figures Using a calculator;: ac- GOVERNMENT JOBS • day, Thursday, Friday, 5:30- meone returning to .work curate typing skills (at least 45 wpm) and some previous. S14,040-t59,230 Per year. Now •Tammy, 741-4235 or Joy, 399 necessary, call Vora 472-7314, Must have good;typing.skills BENEFITS PACKAGE : 8:30. '. General office pro- NEWARK AIRPORT- Posi- force; in Union, Five.Points office experience are necessary. /V • : , . ,, ,. : '0392, ' . •.",'• .•:. .••:-..• ••••.•• between 9am-5pm, and office background for: a area. Call 944-8099, , '. hlrlng.xall 1-805-487-4000, Ext cedures Including: typing, tions available. To start $4.00 PARTTIME R-4»91 for current federal list diversified position. Please You'll find a pleasant and prolesslonal work environment INTERIOR Decorator med, terminology, insurance an hour. No experience M.00«RHOUft Call.for a convenient appt forms, EKG, etc, 374-7484. necessary. Call (201) 941-4241; apply In person Hummel at our. BERKLEY HEIGHTS,, N.J. office.' Our liberal G O V ERJ4ME N T - JOBS 'Asslstant-$15-$2p/hour to In store couponing and sampl- PAftTTIME Distributors corpV "BSO^Spr^ start; Flexible hours. Will : CLERICAL- -.•'•••• For, benefits package Include medical/dental Insurance, , Sl4,040-S59,23b/yr. Now hiring. ing. April 11 and 12,18 and 19, Ingfleld Road, .Union, New :arn $100 per week working photographer. Duties Include educational assistance and profit participation, For Im- Call 805-487-4000 Ext. R-1448 train; Call 944-5344 between 5-8 25 and 26, approximate hours ,pm.to9pm Monday-Thursday Jersey. E.O.E. .;. . •: mediate consideration Call N\fS,'Stern at (201).:?53^934ij: : n • '' some typing, filing, and ; :for current federal llst,. B ..MEDICALSALES Offiu^iwal Cltrical lO.a.m, • Sp.m: In local super- md 9:30 am to 1:30pm Satur- phones. Must.' be. , detail -Dun&-Bradstreetoperations, Personnel Department, 150 " ••••••>- FttllTllM^S- .-.-: markets; More programs days. Commercial Trust Co oriented. 688-8808. Ask fpr MOunt.Alry Road, Basking Ridge, New Jersey.07,920. ,:.•' Full/Part, time, Commission scheduled throughout .1984. :; INSURANCE . bas s, Seeklnn-lridlvldual with PartTliM9-3^— needs representatives to con -ASSISTANT, AllBl),-:,;.••.•••••• -".••••. •->••::•-•• Reliable transportation a ' MtdicalClaiMsEiiMliw prof6ss|onal demeanor and Busy pleasant; Union County act customers by telephone SUPERINTENDENT GENERAL OFFICE WORK- must. For local Interview call. >r an ongoing customer ser- ":P •'•;.•:•' .v••••''-.':pun-&JBradsircct>•• ••••^':\-Q''•'•,-~^y. .Record keeping, 8:30am-5pm., Experienced medical claims who Is comfortable speaking office seekTbrlght eager peo- For Suburban, senior citizen CLERICAL' -Full time, examiner, to. process and pay Ice. campaign. Position Is Mlllburn Newspaper seeks COUNTER PERSON-Needed CURK/TVPIST " : :v Rt 22, . Mountanslde. Blue with MD's. RN•••! or R.p. ple for varied office duties. No housing complex. Must .be .•'Operations,; ,'~ •' ••u";. ::;5'.'V medlcal/surglcal/ma|or jackoround would be a plus. selling. Some typing helpful. 736-tM2btt5.lp.ra. icated'ln Linden, No previous clerical worker to assist middle aged person, 10 a.m.- 5 . •; v •;.>• '.iiNKMi; ILJ. :•:.; ,•-• -.- =••:-;..• Cross.Call for Interview 9am- xperlence required. Please handy and experienced. Re- p.m. 2 positions available. Call 12 noon,- Lorraine - Non- medical claims,: 35 hour week. Very high sisi.potentlal. . Please Good pay and advancement.' quire 2 nights a month sleep- Classified arid Circulation Full/part time position . Competitive salary and ex all AIMEE LORUSSO, 434- ?422444;/'';Ai :' smoking Office,454;4M0. - ;. Bo < VS6UnlonUl Cal!:Jackle-?41r250p.™^j ^_J. -RART_^LT.l MEicompan Ion Ing In. S275 weekly. Write P.O. departments.. ^Computer AssoclatlorrMaTiaOBmentflrm celient belief Its,. Send resume aSta ' IOO, Ext, 474— -•-:-• —-—?••— Box 1042, Maplewdod, NJ knowledge helpful but will seeks: bright .Individual for- to P.O. Box 359,: Springfield, 'S * wanted for elderly lady even- train; Heavy .phone contact, CAMP POSITIONS!- Jewish ings: when.famlly.ls out, Must 07040. "Y" seeking teachers; college diversified offIce.dutles. Fast, GAL/GUY • FRIDAY- EX- N.J.07081,E,O;E.M7F. , handle • circulation Income, accurate typist, Steno.not,re-, -perjenced" person- for •: diver- Tilso"beava"l|ablewhen needed COMMERCIAL . students, .11-12. graders,,as / BABYSITTERS- needed. Pick record keeping and customer quired, Organized and.good '-^-^^^-^CLERK- - slfled office work,' No steno. JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL weekend " hours; Write TRUST •..••••• ::' service,Call374-1200,-:. , ..' specialists, unit heads, senior i —MEDICALRECEPTIONIST Classified.Box 4424, County own time and area.: own and lunlor counselors. with details, Flexible, willing 5,?5.RfelARV/OFFICE CCE FOR FAST Full time 9 -5. Permanent. GIRL WANTED - Must be Equal oppiy mp.m/l/li/v. transportation a must. Ideal to work as part of team In Call sue 399-4900 between 10 mature and dependable. Ffilm Full time opportunity available to assume the position of Leader Newspapers, 1291 Knowledge of .Judaism Receptionist In- our busy Dermatology Department. Stuyvesant Avenue, Union, for College students, call 37S- small-office: .atmosphere.', ; am and 4 pm. . :, •>•••..' • doslredj camp experience June 23 to September 3, New Jersey 07083.' 5918 ask for Ginger or leave preferred. Call Ken Mandel Neat, attractive appearance,; 8:30am-5,:15pm, MondaV- Previous work experience In a physician's office Is Ji CLERICAL callMaryJohnsonf ; " ' required, A comprehensive benefits package ac> message, .-•• ."'.'. ' V < 289-8112.':•• .;:,;;. ..;;•;:. \}y:\:-,:: GUY/GAL FRIDAY- Im; Friday, for 12 year old girl and PARTTIME j Insurance agency seeding a _companlesthis37Whbur-weekposition.. r • SOMEONE WITH mediate, opening at local Spr- 8 year old boy In my Union- BOOKKEEPER - Par.Ulmo^l professional type Individual: home. Call 944-9531 after 4pm CLERK/TYPIST- Part, time ingfield Mortgage Company. Ta_arrange for an Interview please call •Personnel, 277- PROOFREADER- Ex- Mature person with pleasant days a week, For off Ice In Spr- Must have telephone ./per- Typing skills essential. Must sonality. Typing required,-, ; CLERItAL ;,/ MondayjFrlday, 12:30 to. 5:30 perlence, preferred, Bluo.Phone manner neecled °to ingfield. Benefits, Contact Immediate opening In billing bw. Travel office In spr- bo highly moilvated and eager LIVE IN- male housekeeper cross^and .malor. medical, .answer phones-for Union ' Johnson Engineering; 52.Com Two, .three or .five days department. Requires respon- to • learn. No experience for quadriplegic. Must have available. (Seasonal) Call for- mgfleld. Pleasant surroun- Dental plan, life Insurances-County service company •merce street, Springfield, 467 sible, self starter, Prior CRT dings. Call 544-800Q.for.V- . nocewary. Will train. For In- drivers license and be willing paid vacation, Ten holidays permenant,.weekenT"hllft 8500. • ••'. :•••,••••. •;. •:• • '.•' appolntment 687-5942. t. ••.'•. experience aplus. 277-0030;;; polntment.. terview please call Diane 374- to travel, call Penny at 842- 0050. ;•• •• •-• •.. vr.. ".•-,—•— ELECTRICIANS HOME IMPROVEMENTS N.J. DEVILS ZAMIETRA ATTN. HOMEOWNERS ELECTRICAL c TELLERSJLCLERICALS FREE ESTIMATES •3 SERVICE Aluminum 1 Wrqri Sidirif . n UPCOMING HOME GAMES All Types Of . c Experienced And Entry Level Welcomed Fully Insured ,w Electrical Work QualltjiWerkmaitship March 25 vs. N.'Y. Rangers March 29 vs. Chicago o -U_ License No.7690 DROZEWSKI CONTRACTING c March 27 vs. St. Louis April 2 vsTQuebec Insured And Bonded SINCE 1936 z t- OPEN FREE ESTIMATES 276-1858 5 z Call 935-3900 For Ticket Information and game times. 4860042 z 8 BARTHS All '10.00-seats Available for'5.00 to youngsters under 16, Day of Game, at Arena Box Office. HOUSE •_ EXTERMINATING 5 -2- CONTRACTING INC. 8 O Saturday, March 22,1986 Bft P Rooms 'Additions 'Kitchens z z •Baths •Doors (Interior/- HELP WANTED HELP WANTED 3 I HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HEIPWANTEDT 9 am to 1 pm exterior) Replacement Wln--_ D c EXTERMINATING INC SpaelalfclyB In Termite Con- dows 'Attic's •Basements •• z-' •Top Starting Salary Shbotrock •ceilings-(All PART-TIME- Union Sandwich e 10 andMorri s •n>. Residential and Commer- o Shop-Hours-ll:30 A.M.-2:30 cial Maintenance. typos. Fully Insured). Free w P.M.-also 3:00 P.M.-6:00 P.M RN PART TIME CARDIOLOGY SERVE YOUR COUNTRY AS estimates. All -work 3 Responsible part time position available for an experienc- WARD CLERK l£X ^"^"A" " &"">«* 20 Years Eiperience .U or 4:00 RVM.-10:00 P.M. Call •Bngnt, Cheerful And Professional Atmosphere guaranteed.' 944 9550. ed RN to work In our Cardiology Department. Pleasant at- YOU SERVE YOURSELF_ 218 Bed Long Term Care ESSJXCOUNW o mosphero-and-excellent^company-paldrboneflts. If In- -Facllty Is-seeklng-a Ward •Convenient Pap and Full Time Schedules —964-5959, u. PART TIME -Union area, terested, call Personnel 277-8633. • New Gl Bill/Army College Fund 'Clerk to support the ad- - 678-3451 bright, responsible person ministrative operation of UNION COUNTY CHOICE NOME needed to assist accounts • High Tech Skill Training tho Nursing Department. payable: Job'.WIth oxcellen Come to our Open House and find out about the-many advantages of working in a prestigious and sut- 964-7442 IMPROVEMENT • $2,000 - $5,000 Bonus I-SUC- potential. Call Sheila 964-3333. Responsibilities Include All Types carpentry ix SUMMIT Avenue ••suuuxrUm JEMEY o/Wr • Travel/Responslblllty/Leadershlp cessful bank. We are looking for part and full time Teller applicants who present neat appearances and are typing, personnel duties, FENCES Speclallilng In siding, roofing PART TIME - Rotall yarn auditing and central sup- quick and accurate with numbers. Clerical applicants should be able to perform general clerical duties and k ehel1s wln shop. Pormanont 3 day week. l/vlngton Recruiting Station Union Recruiting Station ply. Jsi" ' " * - also work accurately with numbers. No appointments are necessary, just come to our Cranford Head- rhi B*Z FENCE CO. Person must bo experienced 960 Springfield Ave. 2007 Emerson Ave. FREE ESTIMATE at knitting from patterns. No ( RECEPTIONISTS INTERNAL MEDICINE Irvlngton.NJ 07111-3301 Experlnce in. Nursing quarters, between 9 ami p.m. ^ Chalnllnk, Wood,~dog runs, Union, NJ 07083 poos, free estimates. Free FINANCING AVAIL sales experience necessary I Full time and part time positions available Immediately. 201-372:0232 201-688-8990 i Doparlmont preferrod, Call 2326991 or 232-1054 even I, Positions require Initiative and the ability to handle diver- Excellent salary and walk gate with pruchase of 100 241-0495 1 feet or more. 381-2094 or 955- Ings and Sundays, slflod duties, no typing necessary. Pleasant atmosphere) Elizabeth Recruiting Station Plalnfleld-Recrultlng benefits. Contact: We are conveniently located by the Parkway near the Coachman's Inn at Exit 136. For information, please excellent company paid benefits, If Interested, call Per- 2567.24 hour sorvlco; Home Improvemenb 80 Broad Street Station call Fran DeRisi or Genny Jackson at- _ ~ • PRESSMAN/W - Commercial sonnel 277-B633. . .•"..- Linda Stevens, D.O.N. & printer seeks prossman/w ' Elizabeth, NJ 07083 ,- USE. Front St. FENCES-Sales, repair 8, .In- 201-352-1329 Plaint leld, NJ 07060 Meridian Nursing Center stallation of wooden fences, .Masonry Work with experience on 360 and T 1515 Lamberts Mill Road (stockddo, split rail). Call 51 Hoad. Ploaso call Sayle & 201-754-6730 931-6544 Westfleld, N.J. Gary, 925-1838. ' No Job Too Small Wlmmor761-6696. 120 SUMMIT AVENUE • SUMMIT, NEW JERSEY 07901 Fully Insured PARALEGAL - 5 points area, 233-9700 GARAGE DOORS Call Pab will consldor sorrioono -entry RECEPTIONIST/TYPIST ARMY. BE ALL YOU CAN BE. lovel, full or part time. Call ITED COUNTIES GARAGE DOORS Installed, 862-5424 964 8099— Part time or full tlmo for busy RESTAURANT chiropractic office In Spr garage extensions, repairs & Ingfleld, Experience prefer service, electric operators & JONAH'S . HELP red but w|ll train right person EACHER- Experienced In TRUST COMPANY radio controls,. STEVEN'S Purchasing Assistant/ Positions Open For: Must be ambitious and profes- •arly childhood, full or part TEMPORARY & OVERHEAD DOOR, 241-0749. GENERAL Trainee •WAITERS sional. Call 564-7676 for ap Ime position. Available April" CONTRACTING •WAITRESSES st. In Irvlngton. Phone 372 PERMANENT POSITIONS METROPOLITAN DOOR CO. Career Opportunity. Wo aro a polntment. TOUR COMMERCE DRIVE • CRANFORD. NJ 07016 RetldentJal/CMniMrclal growing electronic component Full and part time for lunches 0022. " Residential, Commercial, 11 a.m. to2b,m. WEWANT.TOGETTOKNOWYOU! An equal opportunity employer M/F/H/V Sales, Repairs & Installed Roofinf/Sidini distributor,, looking for an HOST KARLTIN PERSONNEL, alocal temporary and perma- organized high achlover with SECRETARY TYPISTS- Earn more money; Service & Parts Department Kitchen/BtUi Rimodtrim •HOSTESS Local manufacturer has tern learn WANG WORD' PRO- nent employment agency, Is looking for people to fill Automatic & radio control career potential In mind, Monday thru Friday, II a.m. porary pdsltlon (April various positions with local companies. A quick visit to _ .TOOL! DIE MAKERS - ' Tile Work Must have personable and to 4 p m. Please apply In per- CESSING privately; low cost, APPLIANCES door openers. September) for an oxperlonc easy to do) try 1 hour; Iree In- our office will enable us to loam of your work preferences, Precision iw makers to work CLEAN UP SERVICE Frooostlmates. Fully Insured Concrete assertlvo phone manner. -"•* to. so we can properly match them with available positions. DRIVEWAYS Light typing and CRT ed secretary In our busy sales 'ormation. 272-1B88. . on all types of dies In busy 241-5550 tCarpentry*Basements* and-marketlnfl department. If you haven't worked for some tltno, our aim would be to electronic manufacturing 'Patlos«Attlcs>Extontlons> knowledge a plus. Salary, The qualified candidate WI1L place you In a position that would allow you an easy transi- APPLIANCE BUSTERS BMC CLEANING CO. bonus, benefits. Stop thinking GEIGER'S ™"JP«ny,i Top pay, overtime B. HIRTH PAVING GENERAL SERVICES 'Storm Windows-- have good secretarial skills In- tion back Into the work force, In a visit to our convenient all benefits, on premises park- Residential,and commercial, Installation* — and start dialing I Call Alice RESTAURANT I Telephone Appointment office location, you would find that our convenient office FREE ESTIMATES ~ WE CLEAN! cluding 55-60 wpm typing Jn°'ii S» urday Interviews Asphalt work, Driveways, > •Plumbing* at Symbus Corp. 540 Springfield Ave. skills, knowledge ofword pro- location, you would find that our counselors are very Washers/Dryers/Rofrig./ •ATTICS-BASEMENTS EXPERIENCE Westfleld, N.J- Clerk 1 Freezers d/w, a/c and heating •GARAGES'ETC, parking areas, Sealing, resur- BOOKKEEPER 645-2100 cessing Is desirable. Wo offer Work part time, Monday thru much concerned with your personal situation and will help' facing, curbing. Free 687-4195 133-7UO an excellent salary and - In-evory way possible. XBSSf "* - WE HAUL AWAY Will keep your b6oks up t. Thursday, 1-5 p.m. in our Ml KE-862-2160,9am-3pm estimate. Fully Insured. 687- date/ dally, Woekly or bl benefits package, Send Elizabeth office, Westminister COMM. & RES. BOB-925-3378,5pm-8pm 0614. RECEPTIONIST- Wanted for resume or call 964-7000, ext, INSTRUCTIONS All Work Fully Guaranteed weekly basis. LAM PAINTING - PAIN- busy opthalmologlst's office. section, call Mrs, Hlgglns, Currently, we haw a need for: Call: 925-7729 250 or 289, Stonco, 2345 Vaux- 153-4703, between 9-1. sr.xlt. Discount SEAL-A-DRIVE- Save YOur TING AND ROOFING. FREE Four and a half day week In hall Road, Union. E.O.E. MA ACCOUNTANTS ENJOY- Piano/organ lesson. Driveway. Make It look better eluding Saturday am. Part RESTAURANT 241-3367 or 842-01.40 24 Hrs. DJL ESTIMATES. SSI-JW. F. TYPIST-Part time for flexible BOOKKEEPERS —ln_your— home; . call Steve CLEANING and last longer by having a WAKE UP SERVICE time help .will be considered, HELP Rodak 245-4*7o. Experienced Seal-A-Drlve Application. Call KITCHEN REFACING Call (201) 273-0700 ask for 20 hours per week. Will train ACCOUNT CLERKS SERVICE Tired of oversleeping? Don' on computerized equipment to church organist. CARPENTRY 273-8588 For F.rce Estimate. Ruth Ney, • Positions open for; CRT/DATA ENTRY OP'S Commercial or residential. be late anymore. For moro In a make graphs and charts. Must formation call: •SERVICE GENERAL CLERKSy ' Excellent References. Free BATHROOM REMODELING. SUPERVISORS have accurate 55 wpm, Call CARPENTRY Estimates. SUBURBAN PAVING Additions. & Extensions. Inbound-Outbound-Unehaul .84-3222. MATH TUTOR 353-0872 Specializing In AlPCarpentry RECEPTIONIST Saturday and Sunday Over 25 Years Teaching ""Company : Progressive Class 1 trucking RECEPTIONISTS Alterations additions, renova Work Concrete Laying & Weichert Mortgage Co. Please apply In person toi High School/College CALL company, looking for super- SECRETARIES tlons, basements, decks, and •TDRIVEWAVS Repairs. visors on all shifts due to re- TYPIST/CLERICAL Algebra 1 through Calculus GUTTERS (LEADERS Union, New Jersey basic carpentry. Fully In F.A. GEIGER'S RESTAURANT cent promotions. We offer ex- PART TIME SWTCHBRDOP'S 741-7038 surod. 241-4239 • PARKIN6 LOTS Pleasant telephone por- cellent salary and company o assist office manager In TYPISTS • CURBING Gutters*Leaders CONSTRUCTION CO. sonallty, Fast paced, ex- Springfield, N,J, 753-0615 233-2240 benoflts. College 'preferred. usy Union office, Must have WP OPERATORS CALL4W-4OM FREE ESTIMATES citing environment. Op- Send resume In complete con- jood typing skills and plea •MATH TUTOR SERVICE 0(9254)530 DJL Cleaning Service drains or portunity for advance- Thoroughly Cleaned & flushod 753-8328 fidence to: RED STAR EX- >ant telephone manner, Ap : HONEST* RELIABLE Wooffor: — 687-3133 •REPAIRS ment. Call Cliff Colby B51- RECEPTIONIST PRESS LINES, 400 Delancy iroxlmately 15 hours per week Specializing In general math, Call to seo If you can use any 9100 for appointment. Street, Newark, N.J. 07105, O.GREENWALD of our unique & elloquent ser •REPLACEMENTS Exceptional opportunity at [afternoons). Call Vera 964- TOP HOURLY RATES-BONUSES < algebra and geometry In your Carpenter Contractors •FULL INSURED leading automotive center, attn: Jules Marsh. EOE, m/- 8B90 for Information. home. Reasonable rates, call vices. T.SLACK KEN'S FLOOR ROSELLE PARK f/h. PAID HOLIDAYS & VACATIONS - MERIT INCREASES All type repairs, remodeling •FREE ESTIMATE Diversified duties Include 687-3950, kitchen, porches, enclosures DJL Pentaf CMtracten Inc. Mark Melso -. 228-4965 INSTALLATIONS light bookkeeping, telephone TYPIST-Part time after- cellars, attics. Fully Insured DRIVEWAYS experience necessary, light STUDENTS- Summer |obs on loons, good typing necessary, "We're more thin just a cluniitf OPEN HOUSE SEWICES OTTERED estimates given 488-2984 CURBING •CARPETING typing, In pleasant congenial Wlldwood Boardwalk Game io steno, Springfield law of- Call 574-2638 service" .PARKING LOTS , GUTTERS A LEADERS unday, March 23,1-4 pm 'ce. 447-2250. Small lobs, •TILE surroundings. Excellent pay Complex. 'Good pay. Free 241-7208 SIDEWALKS 'Thoroughly cleaned and flush- 242 Perthinf Awnue plan and benoflts. You'll like deluxe housing. Food dis- KARLTIN HOME CLEANING INDUSTRIAL ed, Insured. $30,00 to $50.00. , •LINOLIUM to work with us I Please con- counts. "Toacher supervision. CUPETCARE Minor tree trimming, prompt COLONIAL PERSONNEL For People ON The Go. GEM PROFESSIONAL RESIDENTIAL •SUB FLOORING Sherman section, Hvlngroom, tact Debbie Gentile at 763-4567 Write Olympic Enterprises, efficient service. I also work 'ordotalls. 1233 Commerce Avenue, WAITER/Waitress • 67 Walnut Ave, Clark, NJ, 07066 "SoteiiHjOfTrwHottM," CLEANING SERVICE FreeEstimitM Saturday and Sunday. No job toe oif or small dlnlngroom, modern eat-In Full time. Good benefits, Programs Designed By CUSTOM CARPET 'Service that Sparkles & kitchen, powder room, 4 Union, New Jersey, 07083.— Fully Inured hlld day care facilities YOU Shines". Residential/- NED STEVENS CALL 661-1006 bedrooms, gas heat, partly ProftttlOMl Cwptt Stum dun- commerlcal. "We Clean As If 9*4-53*0 . AIRCOOUD SUMMER CAMP- The Five vallable for lunch hours of 11- To Meet 226-7379 finished basemont, lof size Apply In person before 4-5 ing, tbo ShMipoo, UphtMtnj mi It's our Own", Free *25xlOO, IVbcar garage, convo- AUTOMOTIVE CORP. Points YMCA Is. looking for a YOUR ELECTRICIANS qualified person to direct Fun m, Monday through Friday, Fleer WUINI. ' estimates/fully Insured, Call nlont to all schools and 2195Mlllburn Maplowoftd PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT^ v ; Needsl 687-2023, HEATING 5 transportation. Priced to sell, Club Camp. Must love work- VELYN'S SEAFOOD - NewCirptt Ing with children ages 6 --8. ESTAURANT, 624 Westfleld Colonial Electric MAKE OLD $124,900. Directions; Parkway RESTAURANT Imp 245-1945 Silett Stnrice to exit 137, proceeding to Experience a must. Teachers venue, Elizabeth. • dlatb. full-time posltloh available to |oln the Person-1 Executive & Professional MOORE'S _ SAVE HEAT' preferred. Call 688'9622. " ..v. ^opartment In our suburban Group Practice Facility, Contractors CEILINGS Rosello Park on Westflold HELP Home Care, Inc. DISCOUNT PRICES . •Industrial «Comniorclal Cover your windows with Avenue, turn loft on .to Per Positions Open For: . Responsibilities are of a-highly confidential nature, and i Fully Insured -BUILDING crystaL clear -prastlc-many wlII Include typlna,-working with company benefit-plans " - QUALITY WORK , \ ^Residential shlng Ayonuo . For further In- •WAITERS ' SALES HELP-Needed part WAREHOUSEHOUSE MAINTENANCE Specializing In Smoko Doctec- kinds soft and hard plastics, NEW lormatlon.contact Realtor: •WAITRESSES time days, nights, weekends. ull time, permanent. Plk/- Ljnd.related clerical functions. .The selected applicant will CALL JERRY plexlglas-luclte cut to size •SHEET ROCK t I have proficient typing skills .and the.ability to exercise tors and Service Changes, Exclusively Through Full and part time for lunchos Good benefits, Apply In per- 'ak operation. Good starting - • N»J SERVICE, INC. N.J, License* Permit •SUSPENDED Ila.m.to2p.m, son, Rlckel's Home Center, ilary, excellent benefits. SpSpr :discretion and;work Independentlyrjjnder,general in- MAINTENANCE 241-7949 - JNeridef Plastics PLASTER struction onalarge'vaciety of special pro)ects. •••••' :.,, •.-.:, No. 5430 •HOST llnon department, Route 22 afield areaarea . Call 379-1630,37916309 • Commerlcal & Industrial Methtnics Route No. 1, Elizabeth ""•PATCHING" FERNMAR REALTY and Springfield Road, Unlpn. CALL22B-6689 - •HOSTESS am. Cleaning FteorWailni 355-1216 i ' Days 241SMS Monday thru Friday, 11 a.m. We offer an excellent benefits package^and -aiconipe 31W. Wostf leld Avo. itltlve Commercial & Residential Window CfcMlnt . to 4 p.m. Ploase apply I AITR ESS/Wai tor- I .salary commensurate with ability,'Please call tho P'ersone - Floor Waxing SUPERIOR CARPET SPURR ELECTRIC Rosclle Park xperlonco to work In now~ Cemmertlil/lndwtriil HOME IMPROVEMENTS , /5 / 824-7600 son to; "Switchboard Receptionist l~nel Department 277-8633 for Information, 272-3553 AND NEW AND istaurant. Flexible hours, UPHOLSTERY Paper distributor looking for ood pay. Please apply In per- ALTERATION WORK RECEPTIONIST GEIGER'S. mature minded Individual for VIDEO CASSETTE CLEANERS ">n, LaStrada Restaurant, RECORDER •- • IN- Insured •poclallzlng In Recessod Aftor 5 P.M. For busy Chiropractic office, RESTAURANT" full time position to handle 1 Room $15.00 SUMP PUMP 35 Springfield Avenue, + P. A STALLATION AND IN- 2 Rooms or more...$14.25 Ightlng and servlco changing. part time mornings, ex- 560 Springfield Ave. busy switchboard and clerical aplewood. perience preferred, call 272- Westflold, N.J. lutles, For Interview call 371- 120 SUMMIT AVEHUi* SUMMIT. NEW JERSEY 07KH STRUCTION, CALL 914-mi per room, CALL EDDIE AT: Deemed & Insured DOUBLE PROTECTION 687-4163 AFTER 6PM. 763-0913/6016 .3200; ask for Dahette. 233-2260 500, ext. 513. 272-8497. No Job Too Small Free Estimate 171-1761 8S1-M14 MAINTENAMX MISCELLANEOUS HONE IMPROVEMENTS JHCOME'TAX RETUM ^ • 5- • TRAVEL , m^V:W:s:;MS+ii mjm^.d^'-''i^. REAL ESTATE APACHE-soiid stae,:y7 : APARTMENTS FOR RENT OFFICE TO LET TOO LATE TAXES- Still aren'i done? Let INTERIOR & EXTERIOR • 0. MONTBUNC Ditto's Janitorial Far World of Travel - camper, .sleeps. 8,: Ice -box/ GOVERNMENT HOMES "APARTMENTS1'- We havo TO CLASSIFY ADVANCED' BUSINESS Painting. Leaders & Gutters. heater, stoye, sink; canopy,, SUBLET Home Improvement Inc. •.'• Service .-;"•". .•• Free- estimates. Insured. . . CompMrto ' From $l (U repair). Also available - apartments and BARTENDER/Waitress-3 V I SYSTEMS help. Will have screen house; Excellent condi- homes In excellent areas In all 700 plus sq. ft., 2 suites, panel your taxes done In 24 hours "CompWtOfflctClMiirrn" Stephen Deo; 233-3541. .-.• • • - ••• Penoiuliied Service delinqulnt tax property, ca 11- evenings por week. Apply In . '•' in: tion. Garage kept: Call 748r 805-487-4000 Ext. GH 4991 for rental amounts. Fee after ren- ed, now carpot, excellent loca with prices so low you couldn't • }lii" porson. Linden Lanes, 741 "" SUNDEClCs' •nJOORS MASHED INTERIOR- «, EXTERIOR 4808 after 4 P.M. »M0.;'. ~ : Information, ; ' ' , tal. SUBURBAN RENTALS. tlon on Morris Avo., J485 for Nnrttvstlins streot, Linden. _ afford to do It yourself. Call To display new insulated vinyl siding niade by EXXON 38i;7894.,.:- ':'. ; both, J350 for one. Call 487 2900- •BASEMENTS 484-0758. >.-... •WAXED tPOUSHED PAINTING- ,10 years ex- •Cfwrtors r ; •CirptttlRunShMpoNd perience; Fully Insured. Free •CrtiitM' •CirRinWs FLEA MARKETS, CORPORATION Qualified homes will receive huge dis- GREAT-- Sacandaga Lake. after2pm. '"-:.. 197* CAMARORebullt 350 >M»mONS INCOME TAX- Federal and Estimates, please call Mark s BeautlfUl Bldg.Lots, ad|acent ELIZABETH- 1 bedroom motor, 10,000 miles, auto REFERENCES AVAIUUU : . .•Trawl Intiiitnce . UNION, CENTER-Brlght, "State, prepared In your homo at27.4-7577. ...., : ', . -. . • •••••• A GIGANTIC •.:'•'••.•• •-.•:•• to Golf course, 30 Mln: to Ski, apartment In modern garden trans, car completely rebuilt, FREE ESTIMATES- 1 FulllnwrtdiBowW •Groups 'Golf 'Tennis : short walk to beach, docking apartment on North: Ave. Near modern, air conditioned, ap- high performance parts, Must or mine. Call ELMER V. • •••-, FLEA MARKET - proximate 500 square feet, FULLYINSURED ZE LKO, 484-0058. . • /-, 37M0M ••.-.•: v JKE PAINTING CONTRAC- •Special PKktfM • Union High parking lot, 2349. facilities, 'A to .1 acre plus, Kean College.-J500 per month, sacrifice. John 484-0287,'-' TORS Serving air of Union MG heat Included: Call Super close to. all highways, $400 (201)354-9419- iHulnlirifwl Morris Avenue, Union, Sun- ^ck^ - froln"$15,000 • $19,500, owner month. 374-3794. WINDOW CLEANING County.- Quality work, day, May 4, Bnal Brlth, $15.00.; financing at 10%, Call 518/643- (o09)588-9493, . _, . YOUNG WOMEN-Seoks posi > 1EWEURS WHiidlto tlon as companion, live out, • z '••• Reasonably priced. Interior, Dealers call 4B4-7903.- 4514 or 518/4388. ••. • Exterior, commercial, 24M422 2862477 ELIZABETH- Elmora Sec- ROOMS FOR RENT also weekends, experience D NEW-JERSEY- A RoUllePk. R&N : •'••'•'••- F&R •"' Residential. Free estimates. IS-you. _r. Mortgag„_„e over 13%? tlon. One bedroom, living and references. Ploaso call 8 •NEWYORK Chineese Auction TJmeJpJ?eflnance?.,F-or-rates- iroom,-kltchen.-$475-heat-ln- 477 5842. . :, ' . • • . ' 2 KITCHENS & BATHS ^ANTWERP MAINTENANCE SERV. Fully Insured. 274'2181. TREE SERVICE •5- Hlllslde-Avenue-School-rPTA,- z^r^WT^Vi-lrh CONTENTS SALE " andlnfo, call ART, 4990278. eluded. No pets. Call days FOR SALE-Brunswlck!, pool 2 Custom KHchenjl Bitt¥~^ DIAMOND SETTING? off., Centenlal Avenue; Cran-' 430-5794 or evenings 820-9575/ SENIOR CITIZENS 2 Slate floors refinished ••-> V"'-.-.: •'.'. -,'•••':•::.:•. 81-Laurel Drive- •• . '!•'>.- ' table, 1 Inch slato, • pool light EXTRAODINAIRE J.LCAROLAN ; ford; March.20. Doors open^ NEED-Mortgage Money? ask for Karen,:-: A residential health care ,3" . AiAtfwdibleMcw ' MANUFACTURING '" '••••'••. -.•••.- :•:•••' Springfield .••.-' ; '' ' "'. •• FHA-VA, Conv,, Arms. No In- and rack', sofa bed, .-• ' ' ' 2 Choose From our Large Line New home cleaned for PAINTING •-:.:• ALP.BOYEA 4:30:p.m. Refreshments,-Ad-i : facility Is now accepting ap- miscellaneous lighting fix SPECIAL ORDERS : Ft) t Sit, March 21 t 22 • • . ; 10uJi4pm cbme Verification avail. Com- O Of Hardwood & Formica INTERIOR'EXTERIOR mlsslon.J3.00. ' ; '., • •. .:•':•• plications for those who Deed turesand tables. 374-2417. OFFICIAL G.I.A. builders r petltlvo rates/Fast com- assistance with dally living. CO Cabinets. ••" ' •••>.• IMPORTER Quality Workmanship- TREESERVICE REGAL RE-RUNSRummage ; mitments. Call ART/4990278. Reasonable Rates Sale, Saturday, March 22, 9-2 • ,:- • ^ ':;J-'i -••"•.'; :iNO.CHECks'pLEASE. '.'; '/•' •'•'' ' ' '.' ',' COLFAX MANOR Please call 754-4029/ FREE ESTIMATES APPRAISER. 201-85M747- :rr : ••• u ' . Free Estimates pm, • St. George's Episcopal DIRECTIONS:: ''.,;'. .'•.-• •'' •'•' ---//-'•.,:•'• .."..'•'. : 3% RM, A/C APT. $420 .. Public Notice Complete Tree Care 2 BR, A/C APT. $735 . ' VACATION RENTALS, FULLY INSURED 609-5884)193 .434-3475/488-5457 . . Church, 550 RldgeWopd'Rbad, ••".•'. .'::;• AAorrls Ave;, toMeisel Ave toLaurel Drive! ROSELLE PARK 'V.;- .'V'2: SKISETTINGCO. Maplewood, Quality Items, an-, Pro Jogging Track and Day/- Kr~SCHREIHOFER-Palntlna FERNMAR REALTY NIIH Tennis court. Deluxe , BEUMR UNION COUNTY BOARD OF CHOSEN CALL- 90S Mountain Ave; MASONRY-: 1 FREEHOLDERS ' . RESOLUTION •Landscape Design tlques; silver, oriental rugs,, 1974 Red Jaguar, large anttau'»>"''provldl t• lo "»o 964-5223 All Kinds of MisbnryJNork 1 >fUart marble ton CAI*Utt" ^' rWnnlAla'M#wiuu'Jcorn osewood' • hot water & parking. Expert i ollralnlnl o fnd clinical tup«rvl KITCHEN CABINETS. MASTER PAINTER- Twenty- RemdrVal " , ment; coliectlbles, miJh desk and ,- Brown staff on_pKemlsos. 1 month SCHLOSSBACH REALTY slDfi to th« Family Crlilft Counulori at 11 outdoor PRINGFIELD - Colonial, —_ PATIOS-^- ~ two years experience. Inside/- rnore.....i'-. .". •.•."••'•. •'••• .:' lh« Youth Service Bureau commencing RMC •Crane Rentals l Aluminum siding, living security, No fee,, pets. Colfax 1312 Main SLBtlnUr March IMraii and . DOLLY MADISON- Fulrflnturad frMEitinutos ^ OUtsldev Price": Very ' kltchenware, garage & base- Ave. W. at Roselle Ave. W. WHEREAS, Dr. JotephlneC. Mailoll, KITCHENS-Buy direct from room, dining room, eat-In kit- 611-4277 CONSTRUCTION reasonable. , Free estimates. •Contracting FOR SALE ment Items, ' : chen, den, 3 bedrooms plus 24SJ3S3 1353 Erhardt Street, First Floor, Union, factory and save. FREE 2893843 Call Ben 8.51-2410 anytime. CAPE MAY, HJ- 'A -BLOCK New Jersey orou, has agreed to provide. •...'••. «CARPENTI.Y ESTIMATES, Routo 22 Spr- study/ 2 full baths/excellent .the necessary, 100 hours ol tralnlno and lifter 430 p.m.) ' PAINTING ANTIQUE- Oak buffet, ex- condition, .$179,900. ANNE ROSELLE PARK- One andFROM BEACH. CONDO FOR clinical supervision to the Family Crisis : - •MASONRY ingfield, 379-6070, cellent condition,: . WOO; LEAF SWEEPER-Wlih bag, RENT BEGINNING-MA.Y-^2. Counselors at the Youth Service Dureau ••.- •... STEPS ,-.- .-•:•. • •'-'••• AND :•..:;. '••., Frlgldalre ' electric clothes craftsman 25 |nch manual, WANTED TO MIV ?«••#<.• 374- ^/o. bedroom .apartments IKraiWanhe Union County Youth Ser . •ROOFING* SIDING JAN'S KITCHENS INC. ; WALLPAPERING 2300, ask for Joan Mullett. available. Heat/hot water and ROCTM EFFICIENCY,' Vice Bureau; lISO'East St. George SIDEWALKS ; ••••.:.''• dryer/ excellent condition;. . $75.00.; Rlckel power mower, SLEEPS 4,2 DOUBLE BEDS, Avenue, Linden, New Jersey tor npprox :.: ,-• -TILE •:'.• CUSTOM KITCHENS AT , . . Neat Clean Work Soli-Split and s4lf propelled, $100.00, both cooking.gas Included. Laun- Imatelv five hours per week commenc i AU MASONRY $150. Call after 4 pm and - ! : BOOKS -•-.•. UNION V'SOFA- SLEEPER. ALL STOCK CABINET PRICES • -••.•'• .••. •C»l|:-^.-v- Unsplit, Pick lip ui..li>k>J.'lilf:4li4 .'••.'•. '. ' • '. dry facilities. 0(1 street park- Ing March'tr, leta, at the rate ol no.oo •WATER«OOHNG weekends 447-3143. like new. 944-1155. . We Buy arid Sell Books per hour and In the sum ol not to exceed European & Traditional Con- Quality Work-Reasonable . -,•'•:•. 487-4447. . Ing. One year lease. No pets. NEWLY FURNISHED. AIR •BATHROOMS t KITCHENS or Delivered . 321 PARK AVE., PLFD. ' BUY ORSELL CALL -CONDITIONING, CABLE 1X000,00; and; . cepts. Featuring the Dorwoqd Prlces-Fully lnsured-25 years APARTMENTSale-AntlqUes T-SHIRTS/Hats - . • PL4-39M . Call 241/7591.'.. .~- WHEREAS, the Local Public Con " experience; : '••••• T.v;, POOL AND PARKING. .tracts Law requires that a Hesolutlon FULLY INSURED Custom cabinet Line. ' : and reproductions. Saturday, •-.•.- -'.'•••.''.-.-./Sweats ' . ..»• . M.DEUTSCH ••,•'-• PAINTING OLD CLOCKS A UNION,- Second floor, five AVAILABLE: SEASONAL, authorlilno the awarding of a contract . Call Jan at 447-4554 / 245191ft: March-22el2 noon to 4 p.m., custom Silk Screen printed for lor professional services "without com FREE-ESTIMATES For a Free InHpjne Estimate. Springfield • .379-9099 POCKET WATCHES room apartment for business MONTHLY, WEEKLY.CALL WATERPROOFING 909 Caldwell Avenue, union. ' . clubs/' .teams, businesses, 488-4200 cpuplo with garage :near St, i 487-4887 AFTER'4:30PM. petltlva bidding" must be passed by the schools. Call "YOUR.TOPS", Highest cash paid, alsoparts, governing body and shall be advertised;' , CALL388-9424 Interior-Exterior CONTENTS -iof. a 12 room J v : -Unlon/944-1224, . Michael's church. Call Sun- NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT , UNDSCAflNG : • 379-34391:-. ;vV.-, ; "v:;. '"• *-~' BUSINESS PROPERTY' day 944-7852. Available May l; POINT ' PLEASANTBoach-2 RESOLVED by the Board ot Chosen' INCOHETAX RETURN TERRY H0WEU BRUSH*ROUER*SPIIAV Tudor. Antiques) living; room bedroom -i cottage plus • 2 Freeholders ol the- County ot Union that' and dining room furniture, - Orlg. Recyclers Scrap Dr. Josephine C. Manoll,' IIS) Erhardl- Industrial-Commercial? - UNION TICKETS ; ADIRONDACKS- Music UNION- Six rooms; two baths; bedroom modern apartment, .Street,. First Floor, Union, New Jersey : Masonry Qontrador •:•<•'.; :BLUEJW i bedroom • sets>~-C'UStom •-. '. - ' "Metal." • '.. fully: furnished, close to beach D:ONOFRIO4SON -••/ 2022MorHsAve • MAXWeiNSTEIN: Gamos-.Vendlng Route three bedrooms. $750 per 07083, Is hereby awarded, a contract to ATHOME Spring 8. Fall Cleanup •STEPWATWS* Residential TREE SERVICE fireplace equipment. In- -.••- Union, New Jersey- Business, Family operated, month,'SB50 with carpeting. and'Shopping. Seasonal or bi- irovlde the necessary too hours ol train teresting sterling' and' silver' . • , And Sons . monthly, May thru Jng to the Youth Service Bureau as INCOME TAX Complete Landscape... .>-. •SI0EI»AUS»-:.. - :•••; 25 YEARS EXP. our Specialty, taking down ••••.. ••'.• ••.••-•• 851-2880 •.- owner retiring, gross $500,000 Hoat not Included. Ava lable oulllnedabovo.-and. ' , • : plate/lovely v room "c- ,,: SINCE 1920 :.:•' September. Call 584-4^04. Clean-up-Tree Expert difficult trees. Removal- •BlllCosby • <-.•••:•, . 2424 Morris Ave,; Union- plus, asking $450,000. Shop/- April l.jCall 944-0521. ' . BE IT. FURTHER" RESOLVED that PREPARATION General Contractor YELLOWSTONE CORP. Trlmmlng-Flrewood:Fully cessorles, fine china, artwork, •••Rush1 .". ';••. -. .-•'. -: , Office/Warehouse with 2 Apts the County. Manager and Clerk or this . Free Estimate : NOJOBTOOSMAa paintings and sculpting equip- Dally 8-5 sat, additional $175,000. ' Write ^SUMMER RENTAL- 'Long Board be and they are hsreby authorlied (201)736-6100 : Insured-larld ' Clearing, ^ree •Peter Allen. ,•:•' 8:30-12 484-8234 . ;' "VAILSBURG/- to execute.sald contract upon approval FREE ESTIMATES ment, rugs, occasional tables Classified Box. 4418, county Beach Island. Brant Beach; by the County Counsel's oltlce lor the JwSuUt CAU ANTHONY Estimates. , Serving, Union, 1 •Groateful dead tour SO. ORANGE v county.calk • •; c ••'•' ,' and- lamps,- linens, clothing ; •Pro Wrestling ' :padbr Newspaper, . 1291 Ono block from ocean on aforesaid prolect; and' ' : USED FURS-Wanted. Highest 'bayslde. Two family on largo BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that CALL MIKE: 763-8911 P&G PAINTING .•.:•..• :' 484-2207,'...-V'T. and :furs,'7pLASMATRONIC . «N;Y, Rangers "\" .:: prices for' fur coats and StUyvesantAve,, Union, N,J. At the cily line. 3 brtttitt,, full-size speakers, 'records, washer,—: 07083. .. .; rooms, smals ll aparimmril l buildincbildi . lot. Each apartment two the said sum of not to exceed I3.000.od he' WtwrtQutllhCounlJ ; NYKnjk :: jackets you no longer wear bedrooms. One sleeps 4 with charged to Account No.'OU W 674 49 33; . 298-0791 MOVING 1 STORAGE 5/ SPECIAL SPRING DIS STUMPED?-Rid your yard of Idryer;. ' double -; door ;•;:•: Mr, Friedman, (409) 395-8K8. Heil/hoo)) water uipplW. Very con- F.C. LANDSCAPING CIAL SPRI unwanted tree stumps; ..Fast refrigerator, kitchen equip- Wedding Gown-8. Veil/size 9- deck, other sleeps 8 with fami- "BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that a • AMERICAN RED BALL COUNTS. 20% OFF. FREE ; HOUSE FOR SALE »«fil«nl locitJon. (Willibl. im- ly room. $595 per week. Call copy D( this Resolution he publlshed.ac - 487-0492 , By Appt. Only •Uwn Ctrit MiintMMct ESTIMATES, FULLY IN- and easy: grrndlng and ment and so much more, Fri- ,-10, $500, .Call '889'8172 after . Wanted For Cash cording to law wllhjn ten.(lo)'davs of Us' Local & worldwide movat5i_ mediately. 994-9441« 373-8591. for appdlntmont 487?0345, passage.- . . ... Michael DeRoberts-Ffnanclal •SprinfClMnup SURED. ALL WORK removal. STUMP BUSTERS, day and Saturday/ March 21 ' : •4i00P;M..-:V/ •••;"• "•;:'•'.-, . . OLD BOOKS 8, STAMPS Red' Carpet service'to ; I hereby certify the above to be a true planner-Tax Consultant. Ex- 740 0724c -. •.':.-.;:.-<..•;.:•••V-v; and 22* 9am-4pm. 200, North , ORIENTALRUGS \ MAR ; »SmmRimpwl . FLORIDA. Agent UNIVERSI- GUARANTEED BY PRO- SEASIDE PARK- Apartments copy ol a resolution.adopted by the' perience Income tax prepara- FESSIONAL CRAFTSMEN. Wyoming Ave;, South Orange; *- WHIRLPOOLSUper -capacity ''•;•.: ' ANTIQUES ' -:' CONDO. Marina View VAUXHAUL- Throe, room Board of Chosen . Freeholders ' of the ' TY Van Lines,, 274-2070; 1401 i V i : for rent, .One sleeps five, otbor tion In the convenience of your : , CALL 688-8978 TREE REMOVAL- ••;':: •/•••.•CASHO«LY, ' '- :"- ;•-•••: •.•••-. .- washing machlne-(whlte) and Private Buyer^224-4205 .'••:'' Towers, Fourth floor/one:•; apartment. Call Saturday and County'of_Ujilop on the date above men.' W; Edgar Road; Linden. PC BENJAMIN MOORE PAINT apartment sloops seven. Call Honed;. ' .- • •. ,' home. IRA's, Keoughs, Specialists East Gate Logging •. Whirlpool., energy saving bedroom> Wall to wall and. Sunday aftornoon o86-6092. : : UED';; " ' ' CONDUCTEDBY County Atlornev •' • • .. • . •• .• • 00102.' ••'.;. ." ... ,•-,:•:•:,..,::.:,;; CoVCall325-3749t;,.._-;;.:--- ~ undercounter, dishwasher, electric, only $7;7OO.'. For' Mutual Funds, Investments. MAHON i 1 David J. Issenman ' : ' . • 914 Ray Avenue, Union, New 'Hlitl*«Bl^ i -(colored face panels: Includ- PETS- :— dotalls . ..'...•• call APARTMENTS WANTED 9 • . • • Eileen A. Chrenka, Clerk. BERBERICK&SON SCHLOSSBACH REALTY, WANTED TO RENT 01533 FOCUS, toarch A, IOSA : Jersey 07083. : . v . LANDSCAPING 0 TYPING SERVICES ed). Both ,l(ko new, only Used l GROOMING- Small' .and Expert MOVING 87 STORAGE DINETTE/Kltchen tet- : year.FIrm$175each.Call487- medium size dogs. Phone Broker, 1312 Main St., YOUNG couple with child ' _ ~' (Fee:S3A 3S) HtoMIr Formlcaj 4 custom .fabric, : Belmar. 481-4277; v at low cost. Residential. Com- -.> H 763-8803 ;••:::.-; ; 7517, ••>•.•-•.'•!.. I::;-'':.,,' ',.:,.• estrmates, Call Marge .274- needs 2 bedroom apt. Hard WANTED TO RENT! Bruce Morgenstem PowtrThatchinf mercial. Shore Trips, Local & chairs! excellent buy, $125. working, : good people. 488-5488. ... / "."••:::-.:•• 4137. ' . •'••;.-••>:-•:.•: Small house or 2. bedroom Rdi Long Distance. No lob too VIKIfiGCdMPANYr WEDDING GOWN -Size 8, GERMAN SHEPPARD .-; 4 UNION,: •:' References available. Please apartment. 2 adults, No pets, small.2980882. Lie00210. m V:- •HewUwrtjljhnibf FAINTING DlNlNGROOM SET-Antlque, veil and.slip Included, $350, months old; healthy/all shots, : NEW LISTING :; Call48B*025.•..•.-.- ... non-smokers. Write Classified "Call JoAnnat851-9587; : good watchdog, Call 373-4659.- Box 4425,. County Loader llNION'COUNTVDOARD OF CHOSEN •MONTHLY : DON'S-MOVING 'AND - Interlor/Exterlof' : 5 piece dinette, 3 piece, kit- CONNECTICUT FARMS • 564-9018 All work guaranteed General-Technlcal-'Legal- chen, sllver-foxjacket, small, Fabulous, , expanded: RESTHOMES 9 Newspapers, 1291 Stuyvcsant FREEHOI.DER.S. RESOLUTION'. STORAGE. .'(The •• Recorrv Medical...T.1;i V VV: , ,; GARAGE SAU Avenue, Union, N.J, 07083. N- o •••..-• 3 i 4 ..•• «• -..»•; Income Tax Preparation MAINTENANCE mended. Mover) Our ,25th Fullylnsured ' Mdial T'V 'V'V:' ' (Saga Fox). Best offer. Call custpm-..cape.r Three GIVE MOTHER-tho good ctaro .--.•• ' ' • •'. DATE:]/IJ/M ; ••'' FreeEJUmates f Word Prpcesslog-Dlctaphohei anytime,734j4447:' : v r •'.. •'•: bedrooms,. :2 full baths. WHEREAS, there exists.a. need, lor: •• Tax Planning,.••'-. REASONABLE Year. PC 00019, 375 Roseland Cassette Tape-Transcrlptlon- ANNUAL' - Unitarian-Church she deserves. We have a vory professional services to provide training*, LOWCOST Florida room, finished 1 fine honied for-elderly female BUSINESS OPPS. 10 Eip«ri«MMl Stnrfet in ,' PLace, Union. 487-0035.. ' •^••- 2984)287 tr^, Mall. ;Llsts?Repbrts. : Call SAliTOFcbNTENTs ?;:& ' Garage Sale,"Appliances, basement. •: Won't last at..;, presentation W6rksh6p to .the . Union , CALL CHRIS' - : residents. State licensed^ Ex- .Countv Department of Human Services,: Anita, Mondayr thru FMday complete y;furnlshed home. stovei ; ' furnishings, $142,000".', , ... ' . ,-... GREA'FSACANDAGA LAKE Division of Alcoholism.Coordinator on" •TlwCwiwiiltittiil .• ••• PAWS •hous'ewares, linens/: • books, cellent reputation, Good food, "Issues of. the AAenlallv III Chemical - 68*0638 1 :: WILLIAM E. betweeri 9:30 44:30 p.m. Over P.V. Celler, Garage. Beautiful N«iterl«(or AREA; - Commercial Brick Vour Own Horn*. ^•^ :•.•;•^.^*:lfll0W«$.,••:. ••••..•• 15 years' secretarial ex-' babY.ltehisV.toys/garries, sporr 1 pleasant home, atmosphere. Bldg. next to Coloco Ind., I. Abuser"; and • • • : I'vv..''....- Formely; of Vale Avenue, i : 1 furniture,'••' washer,. dryer', ChtD L S Lovely neighborhood, 743- WHEREAS, Mary. Warlntl, Ph.D., S3 perlence,.."''" ..•-;':,'. V.. .:. : refrigerator, oak round tables, ting .goods/ boutique'. Friday, Including floor to be devoloped, 2 Stores Franklin .Street, Tenallv, New, Jersey1 CPA-On call. No-more long MARIO'S Hillside, Local and. long March 2V,.,9:30arn-4pm/5a»ur.- REALTORS 7611040 •4143.", •.-"••'•-,. '•.-'• •.•••• • •*' lines and high prices. Have: PROFESSIONAL br.lc-a-brac,,'-paintings/ s -For Information call: -or Pizzeria, plus multl 07670, has agreed Io provide Ihe . LANDSCAPING distance moving. .•. PROFESSIONAL day;. March, 2?/.9:30am-2pm. posslbMltlos; 2; floor. 3 Effi- necessary trHlnlno. presentation:., your federal.and state returns : leWelry,: etc. 1112 Wooisey workthop-as DU1llned-abovev-lo be held •Spring clean Up*Sod . . . ••,.-. ;PM00177- :":. ••:• ;" •:• .--TYPIST•;::•./• -:•-.• Unitarian -House, 145 summit UNION-2 Family, 7 rooms, HOUSES TOR RENT ; done In the convenience of FAINTING Ave,, Union; (Morris to Animal Mllanc* ^ 9 ciencies rented, ample park- on March 13, tow and In the sum of not to •Monthly Maintenance :; 488-7748 •• / Resumes, Dissertations, Ajt; '' ? available May 1st, Exellont- ing, ' Asking: $85,000, 20% exceed UOOiDO.-and „ - ' - your' home or mine at •Interior Painting ' .. Jeanette.to Woolsey)> March , :/ EDGEWATEl, TOTORIDA- •Lawn Renovation .' 1925VaUxhal|Rd, Union. Statistical ', Tables, Letters, ••\- , VWfirt "•-•.••' condltlon, .modern WHEREAS, the. Local Public'Con -. reasonable. rates. :. . Senior •Paperhinglhfl ': ' : : ,21and22,9hmr2pm,:: ;. ••••'.•..• , .Folly furnished homo. Two down, ownor finance at 10% tracts Law requires thai a Resolution •Seeds»Fertlllzer*Llme ; Theses, Term Papers, Ceoal ANNUAL-Unltarlan.-Church . LMIU»OINJ. kitchen/bath,; complete Call 518/843-4514 or 518/863- citizens discounts. Call RITTENHOUSE •Home ft Offices • : • With deck, $800, Utilities bedroom, full bath, Minutes jo aujhorlllno Ihe awarding of a contract ' .••TbpSoll'Shrubs and Medical. Transcripts. ; sale, appliances, furnishings, 4388^ •••'•L -'•.••"•••„•••• .'..••-. } (or professional services "without com - . Leonard Llotta CPA, for ap- •Iniured ,'••.•;•.•...•;. •.•.••;• •'•''.:•'•?. -WEEKDAYS 9am-5pm, beach.:'. Thirty minutes to •Planting-Designing ••••.,y. .-.MOVING' • •:•••;•"••• Reasonable Rates. Call Eileen not Included, also 4 rooms: petlfive bidding" must be passed by the . pointment. 944-1738, • •••..: UNION ,: ' . ' '.944-4942 houseware,;•'.'linens/;-. bSoks', available April 1st. $500; Daytona, one hour to Orlando. governlno body and shall be advertised: - '-.v-V Low cost moving- by ex- 944-1793, ••••.•• -.- • • '.•:.• .'•.v'. :..: '••* FIREWOO& LUNCHEONETTE-SUburbah : Very Reasonable perienced men. Call 241-97W ;.records'and baby Items, toys, Call 887-7522 or 741-7221, - .... 484-4840/: V.: Union County. Conyeniont to NOW, THEREFORE, DE IT :;. spllt«Unspllt ;; A 574-39^1 RESOLVED by the Ooard ol Chosen Free Estimate forireeestlfnate. v •; . - ROOFING I SIDING ..; Pick up or delivered sporting goods, boutique. Frh parking, .4 day . operation, Freeholders of the countv of Union that . . UPHOLSTERY day, March;21, 9:30amt4pm, (also lower rates with proof of W. -ORANGE-By owner,', UNION-; Living room, dining J130K gross; owner financing; Mary.Waring, Ph D-., S3 Franklin Street, room, eat-ih mbdorn kitchen, Tenally,iNew.,'Jersev OWO, Is hereby :. 688-3158Anytime :•••-• WILLIAM H.VE1V certain fed. or state Assist. well kept Immaculate 3 LAPIPES . REALTOR,-. 741: 1 Accounting &Tax Sew.; ^. Saturday Ma'rch 22, ?:50am-: 1111 awarded a cohtracl. to. provide the . ODD MBS •ProB.l ,,; ;, . ,. •• .-' -.':-". -..- ' bedroom:split In prestiges', heated sunrobm;-2 bedrooms; 1040, •-..' '.'. . . . .- • '.••. SERVING LARGE AND Roofing' —; Seamless Gutters. '2pm, Unitarian -House, ^45 MINIATURE SCHNAUZER - necessary training ,. presentation Free Estimates; own work; JG UPHOLSTERY FURNITURE' Three piece . summit •" Ayeiiue; v Summit/ Pleasantdaje area. Now modorn bath on first,- laundry, workshop to Ihe Union County, Depart - SMALL BUSINESSS, PRO-: STEVE'S HOME HANDY MAN ! 4 months bjd, male, all shots, full bath, storage In basement* ment of Human Services, Division of . Insured, Since 1932.241-7245. living room set. Queen slie NewJersey. •>. •'•'".';.'"..-;- "v eat'ln kitchen •• bright sun-, 1 FESSIONALS; .AND,, IN- Painting, paperhanglng, AnjtJytaWtliticWn ny family room,, V/ibaths April 1st. $850. Call ANNE OWN YOUR OWN- Alcoholism Coordinator on ."Issues of DIVIDUALS, . FULL STATE LANDSCAPING carpentry & odd lobs, clean- sofa bed, toveseat and chair, MAPLEWOOD-Fantastlc 3 2B3-0282. ; :; "•'- • '• ".'• SYLVESTER,1 Realtor, 374- . the Mentally III Chemical Abuser" to be . ups. No |ob too small. 744-8809, .Good condition, asking $250. > family sale!:.Wood burning jin Cul-de-sac In walking heldonHarch.13, IM4! end AND .INCOME TAjf FUBBISHREMQim RttipM*«V4 REAL ESTATE distance' to - everything.. 2300~ . •':,/';•,:,•/,•, ..'.;; • -.'.-,. Jean-Sportswear QE IT FURTHER RESOLVED thai. 372:*l«s.-r •:••... .:•.•,••••:«• .••••:;•. -.-•' stove, amolre, hutch and nlto 1 PREPARATION. FOR DAY •Btdqtrtl CttMVps RUBBISH REMOVED ' ~ • bamtMd tMMku . • Priced to move at $159,900., Ladles . apparel, chlldrens, the County Manager. and .Clerk ol this OR EVENING APPOINT- .•:.':•• ODDS JOBS •; ' '. All (urnlture,_wood *Y metals table :(off iWhlte), maple, ALL CASH-Pald for any UNION-3 bedroom home, llv- large sljo/potlto, combination Board be and Ihev W9 hereby aulhoriied •Cutter d«Mlitf ~ FURNITURE- Gold velvet By appointment onlyj.731- lo.execute said contraccontractt upon approval1 MENTS CALL,: ^- Electrical work. Celling fans taken -away. ; Attics, •bureau with rrilrror, ;chan- home, .1-10 families. 2 weeks Store; Maternity, dancowear, New Foam Rubber sofa 72.Inches; $100. Floor 4580, '• •; .-• ;-•,: •"-.•... •'•.'-. Inoroom, dipina room/ sun, by thee County Counsel's Office for the -- Free Estimates hung, A/C lines, plumbing, basements & garage cleaned, daller,\ kitchen set, outdoor closing, no obligations. Essex' parlor, eatlnkltchon, wall to accessories. Jbrdache, chlci afareialdprolect; and painting, Etc, Call «44 «M5 or PICK-UP A DELIVERY lamp, marble base $20. Both furniture, desks, linens, bric- BETFURTHER RE 851-9578 CALL 355-0468 Rpn'able'raiosi'HJ::'::'"easpable.raios.rij " very good condition.. Call 487- and Union counties. Approved wall carpot, laroo yard. $9Q0 Loo, Lev I, Ijod, Gitano, Tonv . BE'IT FURTHER RESOLVED thai 487-5529.- :' • \;:" •: .-r~--;; ••-.•: 325-2713228-7928 ••. AVAILABLE I a-brac and much more;- 109 contractors. Mr. Sharpo, 399- per month, call 473*33977""; boy, Calvin Klein,, Sergio the said sum of not to exceed S3W 00 be ' 0937..., --. ... • ;-.•':•• .• :-,-•••, •• !-. IENTALS 9 -charged to Account NO;0«5 «4 «3«-« 37r— or 355-0378: r"WeLoad»N6t.You" .. 1001 Vaxhall Rd., Union . Plymouth Avenue, (off Pro-7808.Realtors; .. — •Valente;—Evan*:Plcono7~l:|r PAINTING . • spect Sfreet)/ Friday, Satur- HOUSE WANTED Clalbdmo, Members.1. Only,. OETT~FURTHER RESOLVED that a' WX«ACCOUNtiNG FOR-the bride to be, wedding RENTAt"-Lpt us rent.your.' copy ot this Resolution be published ac UMOSINE SERVICE Till WORK gown and headplece,slie 7/8. day, March 21 and 22,, 10 am- CASH- If^you have'sold'.your Gasoline, Healthtex, Over 1000 .;..•'•;•. •; •. ;ClttlfirSfWE!j7:: .-.-. ;•;••.;• - •4;»743i7793':-^;: ; home and look-back a. mor- omo >or. apartment for you. cording to law within Ign r 101 (lays ol Its SERVICES^ v 68^59^3 Beautiful brand new 12 place Vescroon throughly, you ap- others, $13,300 to .$2.4i9O0, In- passage .... • ,: Cordiallimousine EAST COAST JILE CUSTOM-. SLIPCOVERS, tflago/.l Will buy. that mor- HOUSE WANTED/ venfory, training, fixtures, .1 hereby certity the above-to be a true, DRAPERIES AND RE-setting; of• Lenox:..sblljalr.e -. Igago for cash. Contact John irovo, No fee to landlord, copy ol a reiolution'.adoptad hy the •"'.'.':." •'•••• j/ '•'" '::•''"'"'' 1 family house exterior1475,> china at 10% discount. Brand ; grand opening etc. Can opoh In Doard ,ol Chosen . Freeholders ol thn •; Service Inc. " ; r •CONTRACTOR • ' WAMTEOTO Wif Jt 371-7443. •;••' -,•.:.. •• UBURBAN RENTAL, 38V SPRINGFIELD . $575, 44750: ahd up. Rooms, UPHOLSQTERV. Guaranteed new, never, used. Call Joan, .15 days, Mr.Louljhlln, (612) County olJJnlojiJin.tht date above men.. - IndNidiitl Specializing In bathrooms, Workmanship. Your fabric or 394. •"„• . "•', •:•• ••.•-•• . '•••••'••.• Honed,' . • , . •.',• '..••• :.' • "UneolaStrttehUmowJim" hallways, $35.00 and up. Also ANY LIONEL; FEVER, Litroo 4 bodroom ranch or B88-.4H8,-- •.;-.-,:. ,.•-'•: •'.'• • Wall' and floor repairs, ours. 34 years experience, 731-4122.: •£•;:'• •:" ;:?.?A;••••'" GOVERNMENT HOMES- Colonial pnr large lot In . County Atlornev.'. . •• ' -.' carpentry,' leaders and : out: remodeling, plus countertops. . IVES AND OTHER From $1 W repair), Also ITORE-For Ront-FUtoon foot; SELLING- panco business, ClavlilJ Issenman ' -.-. • . ;_^tp.A,CANTY C.P.A.. tefsTTVery reasonable, Free formerly at STEINBACH'S. REFRIOERATOR-Almond quid soctlon no main '. ., •' . EileenA Chren|Ja,Clerk . . -. ••:--••'• -^"TRAINS''••••;•':•:.• • delinqulnt tax property, Call 1 - y; 50" feet-201-205 Parker: Mirrors, ;alr- conditioners, . •IC.M.DUTHIE.C.P.A, estimate* Fully Insured, 37*. No |ob;,.tor.small.' .Free Discount, for Senior Cltliens.' color, Excellent..': condition. strool. No aoonts, Call _0l«3F«us.Marrhs, Uli : Topprlces paid,••<. ."•• B05r487-4000 Ext. GH 4991 for oad, Maplewood. Call 872- doslj, five years of fllesrand- . Evenings: 445-043? or . •Anil Corporate AccMmb 5434 or 741-5511. ."' . . 7 estlmates..^.l00%r customer FREE shop at home service,: .iFee 131 Ml Asking $350. CallB5i-2902.. »;; ; . M5.20S8-•••;/•:< •• 1 1^374 439), after 7 p.m..' students. Call 488-8774, Mon- ••, B51;92B1 : •••••• :,-. • ,:,'. .3W-2M5 :,::,/., satisfaction. 351-8834 : Call Walter Canterlat.757-4455. information; .,:'-.- ;• I4S;. ..''•', ;..•;.: :-~i:':r- •.•,•; .•..:•; ' ••••\ II iniiiiiinniiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiii ininiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimii< 'JIIIIIIIIHI Userthis handy reference to nearby ~r businesses and services. They're Use this handy reference to nearby Let an expert do it!asclose'as your telephorie! ' . businesses and services They're l |l Let an expert do it!as close asyour telephone! t "»" iiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiliiiiliiiiiiiij liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiunimilii IIIIIIUII iiiiiiiiiiiim iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiitimiliiiiiiliii iiitiiiitii 11 liiiiiiuiiuni I IIIIIII iiiiiiiiiiiniiiiilimlii IIMtllll aiiiiiiiiiiiii ACCOUNTING SERVICES OFFERED AUTO DEALERS AUTO DEALERS AUTO DEALERS AUTO PARTS INCOME TAX INCOME TAX KITCHENS & BATHS KITCHEN CABINETS KITCHEN CABINTES AUTO LEASING TERMS—-I —DR.WrABDALLAH— ONE TO FIVE YEARS .TAX&ACCOUNTJNG/' CPAONCALL Accounting & Tax Serv. ALL MAKES AND MODELS R & N KITCHENS & BATHS DOLLY JAN'S KITCHENS, INC. EXTERMINATING INC. ' SERVICES No More Long Lines .Custom Kitchens & Baths ' MADISON CUSTOM Senrinibife and Small _ OLDSMOBILE HUTOPART And High Prices ~ " Businesses, rrofesslonali and Individual- Have your Federal and At Affordable Prices KITCHENS , KITCHENS Oldest & Largest WHOLESALE ,'ui IndhrldiiBlt. Full Stale and Income service loosing, ' ft State Returns done In the Choose From Our Large Line Of AT STOCK f Exclusive EXCIUSIVC - Small convenience of your home _ Buy Direct CABINET Tan Preparation. F«ta>« Ewnlnf OPEN 7 OAV^ Hardwood & Formica Cabinets 20 Yean Eiperience Olds Dealer in VOIVODHICR y- Businesses or mine at reasonable rates. From Factory PRICES ' FREE ESTIMATES. Union County 32« MORRIS ML SUMHIr — 1561 Moris AwniM .Senior Ciliicn ^Eurooew & Traditional Concepts Appointments E=SSEX COUNTY: ELIZABETH • P.A. CANTY/ C.P.A. FULLY INSURED Discounts Featuring lha MOTORS, INC. UnkM,N.J.070S3 • K.M. DUTHIE,C.P.A. FREE ESTIMATES 678-3451 273^4200— [688-1848] Call Leonard CALL: 'Ocwwood Custom Cabinet Line' -UNION COUNTY: Value Rated Used cars . AUTHORIZED ' 51: Morris Ave. (201)687-7200 Vamhall Section Liotta CPA 762-8045 Rte. 22 Springfield Call Jin at 851-9578 964-7442 FACTORY SERVICE EwningK 655-0632 or Eliijbeth 354 1050 LONG TERM LEASING e.Unwr early for appointments 847-8556 851-9281 964-5223 379-6070 tot »F«»«rlil'H«l»*^ltlnnl« AUTOS WANTED 964-1738 CARPENTRY CLEANING SERVICE CLEANING SERVICE CLEANING SERVICE CARPENTRY LANDSCAPING LANDSCAPING LANDSCAPING LANDSCAPING LANDSCAPING LIMOUSINE JOE DOMAN GEM PROFESSIONAL MOORE'S CARNOVJUI N&J CARPENTRY F.C. LVONOFRIO&SON 6S6-3I24 CLEANING SERVICE LANDSCAPING MAHON MARIO'S Cordial Limousine WILDING MAINTENANCE LANDSCAPING Sprinf trail dun Up' MAINTENANCE LANDSCAPING SERVICE INC. •MAINTENANCE CompWiUitdsctpa LANDSCAPING Service Inc. TOP $$$ IN CASH ALTERATIONS/ _ I _ CI*»-U|»TrM Eapwt •Spring Clean Up —REPAIRS 'I CmnwcUtlwIiittiial B«dcCirpMtnr>Dtcb , "CLEAN-UPS 'dun upi Uneoln Slittch UmwtlMs. For All Cars a Trucks I' Ckinlm GMtnlContittM •PowerThltthlng •Monthly Maintenance f»UwnCireiMilnUnin« •Lawn Ronovatlon»sod •Widdlnp'Ptomi New or Entailed "Strvic* that Sparkl*** ShlMi" FULLY INSURED 6tMftl landscipinf- FmEitlmales •R«Mdl»i CALL DAYS _ ClOSEIS/CABINETS ' natldanllal/Cemmarcial i Commercial 1 Residential Seeds* Fertlllzor«Llrno •AllanllcCltflUipwt OeanJm •NtwUwntsknibs 589-8400 CmtomladTUlES/ "W> Claan *« II ll'i Our Own" I RoorWulm 3S» •TopSoll'Shrubs •CMpeiatikcounb' STORAGE UREAS CNJ. •Elantlno-Deslgnlng or EVES. Office Cleaning Specialist Comiaerclal/liidasttlal 486-4084 FIM EiUnutM MONTHLY FORMICA/WOOD Imund CALL MAINTENANCE Veiy Reatouble 399-2565 688-2044 Frtl eitlmalal/Fully lmur«l ~ or 272-3553 mm* REASONABLE fieeEitimatei ISame da* Pick urn) WINDOWS/DOORS — „ CALL 687-2023 . 763-0913/6016 925-0530 964-6168 688-8978 763-8911 CALL CHRIS 686-0638 - 688-3158 MnM CONCERT TICKETS DRIVEWAYS DRIVEWAYS ELECTRICIAN ELECTRICIAN ELECTRICIAN MAINTENANCE MASONRY MASONRY MOVING & STORAGE MOVING & STORAGE PAINTING SEAL-A-DRIVE IELE-CTRIC UNION TICKETS COLONIAL ELECTRIC SPRING PAINTING SAVE YOUR DRIVEWAY WINDOW CLEANING DON'S PAUL'S 2022 Morris Avenue ELECTRIC— ELECTRICAL TERRY STEPS — FORMERLY OP " ALSO union, New Jersey Licamed Elect. CMUKIM CONTRACTORS YALE AVE. HILLSIDE tnake it look better SIDEWALKS •ROOFING and last longer by •IndustrlaVcommerlcal T\ NEW AND HOWELL ^PM 001)7 . 851-2880 WIT|pesNlrin|lKludin| •Residential MAINTENANCE •CUTTEHSriTlEADERS \ALTERATIONWORK >' having a •lnilintilal«Conimerical • SERVICE ALL MASONRY •Aerosmltti Seal-A-Drlve -•Reviantlal Sbeclallilngin Specializing in CONTIIKTbR MMM SYSTEMS Smoke botactors •Duality work' •Rush Application Recessed lighting and Stale floors refinlshed •Reas. PRICES ~ MOVING & •Peter Allen a Service Changes \ New homes cleaned (or builders •STECS •Grateful Dead Tour " Automatic Oaraaa Opanari service changing •FULLY INSURED LKann No lm •SIKWUKS STORAGE •Wrestlemanla N.J. License* Permit Licensed & Insured •PATIOS •25 YEARS EXP. LOCAL 1 LONG For Free Estimate OI1TANCI MOVING •N.Y Rangers 342-1235 w No. 5430 No Job Too Small 201-857-1747 M. DEUTSCH 687-0035 •N.VKnlcTcs 687-0614 964-6418 37M442/5 Call 228-6689 851-9614 609-588-0193 . No |ob to small 375 Roseland Place Call 688-7768 LOU'S PAINTING FIHW. 964-8425 Sprlnifield 379-9099- UNION ' PC 00019 1925 MUMUURD UNION 9e4-735? ENTERTAINMENT FENCES GUTTERS & LEADERS GUTTERS & LEADERS GUTTERS & LEADERS PAINTING PAINTING PAINTING PAINTING PAINTING/WALLPAPERING PAPER HANGING NEW - ALL GUTTERS KEN'S FLOOR GUTTERS, PROFESSIONAL PAINTER LEADERS l J.LCAROLAN PAINTING WILLIAM E. TEENAGERS D.J.s CLEANED P&G NO JOB TOO INSTALATIONS Ihortothl, PAINTING AND BAUER We do any affair ONALUMNU • Carpeting cluited, GUTTERS •LEMERS INTERIDII • EXTERIOR PAINTING BIG j Wo play all typos of music WORK! WC. • MAINS Where QualitV Counts PROFESSIONAL •Tilt INSURED Call Bill price Quality Workminthlp VICKIHGCO. WALLPAPERING • Wedding's • Bar rriltzvah's niildtnllal chain Link, Aluminum Lai- • Unolium Special Sprint Diicounb OR TOO ^ PAINTING • Sweet l«'s tlci, Induttrlal. Wood linu Pmun WOtsJSO Price Roofing Company PAINTING Traatotf Pom for ChHrlul Proo • Sub Flowlni Milter TwTrimmloi REASONABLE RATES_ 20%Off SMALL Meat Catering also available •Interior Painting - itlmatK Dial •REPMRS FREE ESTIMATES IntMtar/Exteriw one Year Warranty Free Estimates Clean Reasonable Rates N»_J»b too bl|« mill Clip'nSave UNION, NJ •Paperhanging 485-0700 •REPUtCEMENTS All wort piirmUed Insured work P.O. Box 1812 Ned Stevens CALL: All work guaranteed •Home & Offices EASY TERMS CALL 686-7764 •FUUY INSURED by Protasfonil Cntbimn. CALL PETE: Jl Union. NJ. 07083 226-7379 Fully insured Call: J 47 MT. PLEASANT AVE, Repairs •FREE ESTIMATES 634-3475, •Insured 6611006 71)^.5-9 P.M. BMlTlmi Free Estimates 558-9376 687-5666 NEWARK. Fully Insured MjriiKiit.22l4JNIS 688-5457 298-0287 276-4253 763-8803 * alter 5 pnt 687-444ZJ— Union 984-4942 HOME IMPROVEMENTS HOME IMPROVEMENTS HOME IMPROVEMENTS MAINTENANCE HOME IMPROVEMENTS HOME IMPROVEMENTS ROOFING TILE WORK TILE WORK TYPING SERVICE IMPROVE YOUR HOME, KITCHEN REFACING MAKE OLD DinO'JANITORIAL —MARGOLIN MONTBONC DENICOLO UNMOYAL WITH GIL Home Improvement Inc. PAGE ROOFING & CEILINGS SERVICE HOMEIMPR.CO. EAST COAST TILE TILE CONTRACTORS _A.C DUNUH* SUMMIT "Complete Office Cleaning" Specializing in: ESTABLISHED 1935 BATHROOM REMODELING TYPING SERVICE TIRES NEW . •SIDING •DKkl •Ntw*Mh CONTRACTORS KITCHENS* BATHROOMS Millions I Entinilons •SUNDECXS • Comoutw Balance DECKS •KITCHENS •UIHM10HS •Hot B Cold > 1Spocl»tltlR( in Bathrooms REPAIRS •GROUTING Specializing In All •Floor. Wulwd 688-1811 • Uud TIIH •SHEET ROCK •HOOf ING •PUNTING •BASEMENTS •CommMlcil Wall and FlowRaiialn, TILE FLOORS Capentry Work* T *Waxtd 4 PolitlMii Ptvini Contrition Inc. bMiairKlinlcal ® • Tkts Changed CUSTOM BUILT •SUSPENDED •ADDITIONS •DORMERS •ADDITIONS indPtlnl. , RanudaUtilt Counter Top TUB ENCLOSURES concrete Laying •C«|H(t(lhip UtalMdUul Call liilla Monday A Tire for any Budget REPAIRS •PLASTER • Driveways Pjtthln SHOWER STALLS- WOIDPMUSSING MiiuFildiy a Repairs •PATCHING ShimpooMl Formica Specialist NO JOB TOO SMALL •Curbinfl Shll FREE ESTIMATES ICMWNMJUSEICMrWNMUSEm M ALFORD AUTOMOTIVE Wood FtncH t Bittminli DtfrnnctiilnlUUi • Parking Lots T«*>E*TRANSXRIPTION i TIRE WAREHOUSE F.A. ••EFKING •VANITIES •Sidewalks FULLY INSURED 4-30 s m, s... 824-7600 Full Inuiwl« Bandtd •COUNTE'taPS*MOOUUIIS FiNEstimtte Fully iMtind CALL FOR Na It* Taa Small Or yaataraa MMLUSTS 204* SpilH|ii(nfl mM CONSTRUCTION CO. • Industrial • Residential REHJUTS 964-8365 FREE ESTIMATES 100 % customer Satisfaction 686-SSS0/390-4125 fit* EitinutM UMM IVwihalll 7S3-O61S or 7531328 Ait.» 5 P.M. 687-4163 372-8096. 686-8980 1201)354-9419 P.O. BOX 369S ' -OveMSvears 964-3575 ~ •—•' Fully Intuiod secretarial experlc 6M10Mor6W0040 - 824-6275 351-8836 Union, N.J. lenee HOME IMPROVEMENTS HOUSE CLEANING INCOME TAX INCOME TAX 964-5360 HOME IMPROVEMENTS UPHOLSTERY UPHOLSTERY 6170492 TRAVEL BUREAU TREE SERVICE BARTHES HOME CLEANING JOHAN'S GENERAL CONTRACTING FOR PEOPLETOrJ THE GOI Bruce Morgenstern Fir World of Trtwl _ Superior Carpet - MICHAEL DE ROBERTS- JG UPHOLSTERY INC -mci»Cn»drTH(Housi ~ CPU" •'."• - AND RESIDENTIAL/COMMERICAL PersonaMred service COMPLETE ROOFING/SIDING •Room Addltionx •Kitchen a Baths — PROGRAMS DESIGNED BY 564-9018 - Financial Planner ' Upholstery Cleaners iMow •Doari (interior/Exterior) tax Consultant WOfWWlCW TREE CARE KITCHEN a BATHROOM REMODELING •Replacement windows Income TIK Piepintlon 1 RoMt..,$15.00 ReupheHUrlncoibirf, •Attics •Basements • - > HEEDS! •• Tax Planning •* eKpfrlaetd llt£«mflVaiiPiflpara uurure nonifmwni •LanduiptDtslin J Rooms o»nwt.,.$14.00 booths and couches TILE WORK •Sheetrock •Celllnos (All Typed) lion tnfcth# cenvtnltnct el veur •Dtih*s*CirllMUIf Pull Insured/Free estimate homa — - Tll PER ROOM " New Foam Rubber - - -CONCRETE Al| Work Guaranteed 245-1945 lupuimti Unkt In GiouitiMMIT PICKUPtDELIVERY - EXECUTIVE and PROFESSIONAL > The C6NtfMi#iiC9 ti •Spielairatiuti •Contiectini LR/DRcombiniliM AVAILABLE •Carpentry* Basements*Patlos* AHlcs* Extensions* KEOUGHS tUDljiAM •MulUllniuiT HOME CAHE, INC. VwrOwnHMM, MUTUIU. FUNDS Union, MJ 07M1 FULLY INSURED 2 looms 1001 Vauxhitl Id", Union Storm Wlndows*lnstall»tlon*Plumblno* ~W4-5959 31 Ittaittitld ««t, Reulla Pti 4fc ruiiv IMSUMD 3E INVESTMENTS FIREWOOD -CALL EDDIE: 272-8497- - —686-5953-— 687-4195^-^ 241-4422-— —245-1919 You're Closed MOTORS CO. UNION CbU^Thr^S^RGESt 4 PEELER SINCE GM QUALITY "KEEP THAT GREAT GM FEELING SERVICE PARTS OINIRAL MOTORS CO>rORAflON •••-.•-• %&>•• vtm YOU WANT IN wm LOW, ':.$"* #1 14 Ml. FROM SHORT l-MLI^/MALLi 1*111100 NEW CARS CHEVROLET m Miiii—Miiiii I>III ii •- • • / LOW COST APR APR SELECTED MODELS - LIMITED TIME QUALIFIED BUYERS FINANCING SMiNT CHEVETTE SPECTRUM ANY NEW CORVETTE IN STOCK Qhevy - New 1986 - 2 dr. Stand equip Chevy - New 1985 - 2 dr. Stand equl( Chevy - New 1985 - 2 dr. Stand equip I LIMITEpTIME CALL FOR DETAILS IF QUALIFIED FOR THE LOWEST LEASE RATES Inch 3 cylinder engine, 5 speed man- Incl: 4 cyl onglne_, manual steering. Incl: 4 cylinder englno, 5 speed man- ual transrmnnual steering, manual Opt Incl: rear delogger, deluxe ext ual transmission, manual brakes. Opt brakesyOptrlnclrctmBBtoT'ster'eo cas- sp6H mlfi'ok's, poWer~b7akea, aUto .Incl: alf conditioning; power steering, ON AN Y AUTOMOBILE sette.Stk#1524B. LIST. $5670. . transi tilt wheel, white walls, wheel Inter. wipers, rear delogger, clock, co«ers..Stkii/2811A. LIST. $6678. halogen lamps, right.hand mirror, stereo. Stk#1405B. LIST. S829B. -r-e: THIS WEEK^S SPECIALS BRANDNEW1986 INSURANCE 7BGEHTURYW0N '84FIER0SE B3 CHEVETTE '82CHEVETTE BMW325 • • • .•'>•• • .•;• • • • S199 5898 Bulek-Ellilo. V8, p»r/tl«or/brkl, into Ponllac-2dr. 4 cyl ang, 4 lad man. Chavy • 2 dr. 4 cyl eng, 4 ipd man Chavy • 2 dr. 4 cyl ong, auU Irani, tram, air. cana, lint all. pwrilkt/ Irani, poWer/itoer/brlii, air cond, trans' min/il««r/biki, air cond, lint man/alaar/trU, air cond,'tint gli, CORVETTE ...... $299 wlndi, radio, whlll walla. 61,384 'Ml. •toreo, lunrl, alum whla. 3(1,314 ml. : gli, radio, while Walji.18,198 ml,;. radio.-40,<44 ml. ., MERCEDES 560 SL .... .$699 NOVA CAVALIER CELEBRITY : : NO MONEY DOWN Chevy - New 1986 - 4 dr. Hatchback. Chevy - New 1986 - 4 dr. Stand equip Chevy- New 1986 - 4 dr. Stand equip ^ : *3695:ii: 3495 Stand equip Incl: 4 cylinder engine, S Incl: 4 cyl engine, power brakes. Opt Incl: 4 cyl engine, power brakes, ;.$ speed manual transmission, power Incl: power steering, tilt wheel, auto power steering, ALS S/B radlals, body brakes', tinted glass. Opt Incl: air con- trans, tinted glass, rear defogger, air side moldings, am radio. Opt Inch auto "846000WAQ0N 'B4CELEBRITV 83LVNXWGM '83 CUTLASS GlERft S S S 8 ditioning, power steering, sport mir- cond, sp.ort mirror, white wall tires, trans, air cond. Not In stock. Allow 2-8 PonllK • V6. >uli) Irani, pwr/ttegW Chovy - 4dr. V6, auto Irani pwr/alaar/ Mrgrcurv-EiUln. 4 tyl eng, aulo trans-. Oldi'2 dr. 4 cyl ong, aulo Irani, pwrf. Win'128 149 TO 198 TO 299TO 389 ror, stereo, rear delogger, halogen heavy duty battery, sport wheel cov- weeks delivery. LIST. $10,585. ' biki, air cond, lint oil, erulu, radio, biki/vulnda, air cond, tint oil, alerao, . million, pwr/ilaer/hrka, air condi- il«er)brlu, air cond, llnl gla, cnilae, BRAND NEW 1986 tiltWhl.25,050.1111. '.; •'.';•;'.. till whl, rally whla, 19,283 ail,- -_^ tioning, tint oil, radio, apt mlm, till whl; dolog, while walla, whl cm. BRAND NEW 1986 BRAND NEW 1986 BRAND NEW 1986 lamp's. Stk#1618B, LIST? $9139. ers, cloth Interior.-sfkiH6601 A. LIST whitewalli.24,«Mml.•.". . ' $9606. 26,B31ml. CHEVY SPMNT CHEVY CAHRARO NISSAN MAXIMA CHEW CORVETTE :'$ CHEVY CHEVETIE PONTIAC HERO NISSAN 300 ZX CADHJLAC SEVILLE •$• *3995 5595 NlSSJtJl SENTRJI PONTIACHREBIRO TOYOTA SUPRA UNCOLN TOWN CAR TOYOTA TEHCEL NISSAN 200 SM VW SIROCCO MERCEDES 300 8796 '84 CAVALIER '84 CAVALIER '83 CAPRICE •BZ'W'REDEMCY CHEVY SPECTRUM TOYOTA CEUCA PORSCHE 044 Chavy4 dr, 4 cyl ang, aulo Irani, pwr/ bhaw-Wagan; 4 eyl eng, aulo Irani, Chevy • 9 >•*«• Eal. Wagon. V8, aulo dlda • 4 'it VI, aulo Irim, pwr/ilwr/ MERCEDES 100 E ; CHEVYCfWAUER CHEVY CELEBRITY AUDI 5000 -eteerfcrlta, alr'condrtlnl gli pwr/il««r/trki, air cond, lint oil, .Irani, pwiftlaer/briiiiViInda/llia/ual. btta/wlndiflka/eaaUant, air eond.ilnl HONDA PRELUDE CAMARO MONTE CARLO CAPRIGE^- white walli whl cvn.27,r'1 alano, dalog, till whl, aplmlrri. air eond, lint gli, till whl, erulaa, BoJ' Oil, B0B0 ml, alereo, erulaa, daloo, HONDA CIVIC HONDA ACCORD VOLVO 760 22,M4ml. . '•.' ;•' . , •; M nil, radio, rl rack. 43,928 ml. vinyl tl.aplmim, wtaalla. 43,991 nil.' CADILUCDeVlliE Chevy -'New 1986'- Coupe. Stand Chevy - New, 1986 - 2 dr. Stand equip Chevy - New 1986 - 4 dr. Stand equip DODBEDAYTONA OLDSCAUUS MAZDA RX7 CADJLLAGELDORJIDO _equlp:lncl:5_ speed mariuaUrans, Incl: V6, power steering, power lricl:J/6,-auto trans, power-brakes,, VWBOIf- IStlZU HUPUSE—— UNCOLMMIRKVII power steering, power brakes, ALS S/ brakes, automatic trans. Opt Incl: air power steering. Opt Inch tinted glaBS, B radial tires, day/nlte mirror. Opt Inch conditioning. Not In stock. Allow 2-8 rear delogger, wheel opening mold- 6095 SUBARU——~^f- BUICK SOMEBSET V6, air cond. Not In stock. Allow 2-8 weeks delivery. LIST: $11,405. ings, air conditioning, sport mirrors, weeks delivery. LIST: $10,449.- wheel covers, white walls, tutone '84 CAMARO / 'BO SEVILLE '84G30SPTVAN 82 SEDAN DBVILLE stripe door edge guards. Stk#3812E. Chevy • 2 dr. \M, auto trahi, pwr/iHir/ Cadillac • 4 dr. Va.auio tfani, pwr/. Chavy-12 ml. VI, auto OD Irani, Cidlllit.4 dr. VI. pwr/iteer/brki/ LIST. $11,960. brkl, air cond, llnUIIJIII whl. whlla itaar/brha/wlndankt/aul, air cond, pwr/ilMr/trki.ilrcondIrla rr.tint wlndi/iaiUIki, air cond, aleroo, walla, datotj, ilereo eaaa, whl cvra. itarao, lailh.lllt whl, erulao, doing, gli, alaro, HD ihocka, ir haatar. cnilaa, UK whl, vln rl, aulo Irani, tlnl s n,M7ml. • .'•'• . • alumwhli,67,»aml. «,12flmL. •'.'• •• . gla.3Y,j7Sml. - '•••'•• $ 10,080 Column A & B 48 month, column C » D 60 month oloaad and lease, No monay down. 1 month refundable security deposit required, 9520 *6 *8995 "9395 Qualllled lesaeea, Purchase option aval). To datarmlna totala multiply payment by 48 or 60. Prices exclude ta»i & license tees. i II —• DEALERS SELL IN THEIR SHOWROOMS! SPECIALS GOOD THRU FRI., MAR. 28th COUPONS MUST BE PRESENTED PRIOR TO WRITING ORDER WHEEL ALIGNMENT | TIRE ROTATION SPECI :!! INCLUDES ADJUSTMENT OF CASTER § ADJUST TIRE PRESSURE. INSPECT CAMBER* TOE IN. ,•• Si TIRE WEAR, ; „ COOLING SYSTEM BRAKE INSPECTION CHECK BRAKE LINES & HOSES. INSPECT DISC PADS & BRAKE UNINGS. CHECK EXHAUST SYSTEM OVER-THE-COUNTER •i! INSPECf AL\TIPETfffl •;•• INCLUDING MUFFLER & CAT CONVERTER PARTS ;;~tlOHTEN"ASNECESSARY. , CALL: CHUCK MILLER OR BUTCH MULVEY 273-7805 WITH THIS COUPON HOURS: MON.-FRI. 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. CLOSED SATURDAY