UNION COUNTY CLASSIFIED PAGE B16 — WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1996 AUTO FOR SALE AUTO FOR SALE DREAM MACHINES - got a picture of your car? 1986 OLDSMOBILE CIERRA, biege,'4 door, Lockjaw provides ultimate protection AUTOMOTIVE Run it for 4 weeks, only $40. Call Classified at vinyl roof, new exhausl system, good transpor- tation. $1,800 or best olfer. 908-686-3888. Today's car thieves are every- stripped for parts or taken for a believe that their vehicle.is immune 800-564-8911 tor details.' Christmas caution Working for you 1992 OLDSMOBILE CIERA, 4-door, automa- 'Dreamgirl' Georgina where, looking for ihc chance to make joyridc. from theft because it's not an expen- 1987 FORD BRONCO XLT 4x4. Blue, 78.000 miles, many oxtras, $6,800/ bost offer. tic, power steering/ brakes/ windows/ door We remind our readers to sive import,",says Dave Chipps, and locks AWFM cassolte. Good condition, gar- Several of Union County's a getaway in your vehicle. According to the lastcst FBI statis- AUTO DEALERS 908-272-9217. ' In its most elaborate show yet, tics, 1.5 million cars were stolen in the Ohio auto security expert. "But .in aged. $4900 firm. Call 908-486-3201. excercise caution during Whether you drive a hot new'sports SMYTHE VOLVO 1986 FORD ESCORT. Original'owner. Auto- legislators push their bills the Elizabeth Playhouse stages car, luxury sedan or high-mileage U.S. in 1993 — about one ever)' 20 reality, some older vehicles are even matic, air-conditioner. 72.000 miles, maroon, 1988 PLYMOUTH VOYAGER. Deluxe model 3 EXCLUSIVE $1400 or best olfor. Excellent condilion. Call seats, now lires. gold, all power, low milos. the, holiday season, Page 6. on education, crime, Page B1. economy car, thieves have probably seconds. And.with more than 190 mil- more sought after for their parts than Excellent condition. Wow $4,7001 Call a woman's daydreams, Page B3. VOLVO DEALER 201-743-5020. contemplated stealing it at one time or lion cars cruising the nation's streets luxury cars. Thieves who are looking 201-743-5020. 326 Morris Avenue Summit 1989 FORD FESTIVA. 2-door haich-back. rod. another. Expensive cars arc generally and highways, potential thieves have for your specific make and model great condition, 100% reliable. $2500 or bost 1987 PONTIAC 6000, air, am-fm radio, cas- a lot of targets. need only one opportunity to stcalit." (908) 273-4200 offer. 201-762-8316 aflor 5pm, ask (or Lisa. sette, now battery and tires. Looks groal, runs stolen for their resale value, while AUTHORIZED groal! $1,400. Call 20.1-762-4185. "Many motorists erroneously But frustrated drivers seeking a 1989 FORD MUSTANG-LX. 4-cylindor, con- less-expensive models arc oflcn FACTORY SERVICE 1985 PONTIAC GRAND AM. 2-door,'automa- way to combat such thefts have a new vortable, power windows, doorlocks, mirrors. PUBLIC NOTICE LONG TERM LEASING Automatic, AM/FM cassette, Vipor alarm. 59K. tic, grey, runs good. $1,150. or best ojfer. PUBLIC NOTICE ally in their fight. Chipps recom- Excellent condilion. $6,500, negotiable. 908-688-4995. . , 201-761-6241. _J NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANTS INC. recorded on 04/2/88, In Book 3859 of mends a state-of-the-art steering ' 1987 PORSCHE RED 924. 5-speed, air, AM/ (L.S.) STATE OF NEW JERSEY TO: HEN- Mortgages for UNION County. Page 0023. AUTO FOR SALE ot seq , and (2) to recover possession of. wheel lock called Lockjaw to safe- 1989-FORD TAURUS, brown, 4 door, air FM cassette. 55,000 miles. Original, owner. RY SAGINABIO and MRS. HENRY SAGI- 1990 HONDA ACCORD IX. 4-door, 65,000 NARIO, wlf* of Henry Saglnarlo. If any and concarns premises commonly known guard autos. • conditioning, excellent condilion, 67,000 miles. Excellent condition, garaged. $4,000/ best YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED AND as 340 HOE AVENUE. SCOTCH PLAINS. miles, maroon, cream interior, AM/FM stereo 1 owner. $3,300. Call 908-687-3077. oflor. Call 201-761-1263. REQUIRED to serve upon BARBARULA NJ 07076, Ideal for use. on cars, small and cassette, excellent condition, $8,275. and ASSOCIATES, PlalnOfTo attorneys, If you cannot afford an attorney, you may 201-644-5978 days, evenings 201-226-5360, 1989 FORD TAURUS LX Wagon- Loadod, 'SEIZED.CARS from $175. Porschos, Cadil- communicate with the. Legal Services whose address Is 1242 Route 23 North, large trucks, recreational vehicles and leather, sun roof, new transmission. 110K. lacs. Chovys, BMW's, Corvettes.. .Jopps. . . Bullor, New Jersey O740S. telephone num- Office of tho County of venue by calling ANTIQUE CAR. 1965 Chevy NOVA.,4-door, (908) 354-4340 or the legal services office original owner, excellent condilion, $3,200' 4WD's. Your area. Toll free 1-800-898-9778 ber 201-462-1160. an answer to the Com- boats. Lockjaw's unique one-sizc- white/ blue interior, 77.000 original mires. plnlnt (and Amendment to Complaint. If of the county ol your residence If you reside best offer. 201-376-2392. oxlonsion A-7261 current listings.v any), filed In a civil action In which In New Jersey. If you are unable to obtain fits-all design differentiates it from original owner. Posi rear, slick, 194.6, excellent Am South Bank of Florida is plaintiff and an attorney, you may call or communicate other steering wheel locks. It features condition. Garaged kept. Sacrifice. $2000. 1966 FORD TBIRD. Just restored. Whiio. SEIZED CARS from $175. Porsches, Cadil- Henry Saglnario arid Mra. Henry Sagl- with the Lawyer Relerral Service of the 908-851-0225, alter 4pm. black lop. New paint, now liros and moro. "Your Best Source For Community Information" Counru of Vanua at (9A°> •»"-*•"" "' •» 1 lacs, Chevys. BMW's, Corvelles, Joeps. rwi6, WIT» of Henry sioinifiu, if *uyr nty-oM SS^OOMt 99? "'iWP's. Yuw aiwa. Tott-freo I'000*gt8-9000— and Unknown tananta/oecupants are the Lawyer RelerralServlce of the County a patented dead bulrloclciiig system- of your residence If you reside In New AUTOSPECIAL -$24.00 lor 10 weeks prepaid. extension A-7019 current listings. Defendants, pending In the Superior Court and clamps that simplify installation Call Classified for details. 800-564-8911. 1983 GMC STEP Side Pick-up. 305 4-speod. ol New Jersey, Chancery Division, Union Jersey. If there Is none, contact the Lawyer County, and bearing Docket No. F-3811-96 Referral Service of an ad|ocent county. and make theft extremely difficult. In 4x4, great for work or plow. $1800 or bost oflor. SEIZED CARS from $175. Porsches, Cadil- within thirty-five (35) days after November YOU MIGUEL ORTEGA are made party 1992 BMW 325i. 6 cylinder, manual tranmis- 201-275-1047; page 201-730-2639. _, .lacs. Chevys. BMW's. Corvettes. Also Jeeps, 4 A WORRALL COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER RAHWAY, N.J., VOL7 NO.Oft-THURSDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1996 27, 1SS6, exclusive of such date. If you fall defendant to this foreclosure action addition, because the device is manu- sion, leather, sun-roof, air- wheel drives. Your area. Toll free TWO SECTIONS - 25 CENTS because you hold a judgment/Hen/ : 1988 HYUNDAI EXCEL, blue, 4 door, good to do so. Judgment by default may be conditioning, AM/FM cassette, new liros, 45K. 1-800-218-9000'Ext. A-5139 (far curroni rendered against you ' for the rellof mortgage which may b» against the owner/ factured of case-hardened steel, • it Mint. $19,999, negotiable. 201-325-0190. condition, air conditioned, sjoroo, low mileage. demanded In the Complaint (and Amend- mortgagors and for any right, title and Inter- cannot be hammered or chiseled off 51500. 908-68S-0971. II no answer, leave listings/direciory. ment lo Complaint. If any). You shall file est you may have In, to or against the sub- ject property. Upon request, a copy of the 1984 BUICK ELECTRA 9 passengor station message. 1989 SUBURU XT. Front wheel drive, AM/FM your answer and proof of. service In dupli- the steering wheel. wagon, 8 cylinder, 94k, good condition, asking cate with the Clerk of the Superior Court of Complaint and Amendment to Complaint. If Cassette, air, sunroof, all power. 70,000 origi- any, will be supplied to you for particularity. $1,100. 908-276-9018 or 201-538-4026. 1- 1990 ISUZU TROOPER-LS 4X4. 6-cylinder.. A cloud of dust Now Jersey. Hughes Justice Complex, Users position Lockjaw anywhere nal miles. Excellent condition. $3300/ nogoli- CN-971. Tranton. New Jersey 08625. In Dated: November 27, 1096 5-speed, all power, cruise, Benzi. alloy wheels, Council calls off meeting able. 201-893-0451. nccordanco with the rules of civil, practice DONALD F. PHELAN on the steering wheel and lock into 1988 BUICK SKYHAWK. 4 cylinder, 2.0 liter, alarm. Excollont condilon only 57K. Sacrifice: ' Clerk of the Superior and procedure. good condition, 72.000. miles. $3,200. Call $9.4001 201-275-5155. 1990 TOYOTA COROLLA-DX. Automalic, air- By Scan Daily Coleman and Chester Holmes and This action has been Instituted for the. Court of New Jersey place. No adjustments are necessary were acting as a stumbling block. 8am-1iam-, 908-964-5359. conditioning, power steering, stereo/cassotfe. Highlights Starr Writer purpose of (1) foreclosing a mortgage U2305 WCN Nov. 27. 1995 (S33.6O) and no ratchet rod extension is 1994 JEEP WRANGLER, rod, hardlop and Republican Frank Janusz. Republican Jeffrey Cohen said, "He is dated March 31, 1989, made by Henry CARS FOR $100 or best olfor. Seized and bikini. Excellent condition, 26,000 miles. 98,000 miles, original owner, very good PUBLIC NOTICE "In all my life, this has never hap- According to Pelissier, one of the Saglnarlo. as mortgagor, to Pajnewebber required for installation. The pro- auctioned by DEA, FBI, IRS. All models. $14,000 or best olfor. 201-763^7187. condition. Asking $4400/ negotiable. under the delusion that the Republi- Mortgage Finance, Inc.. recorded on April Notice Is heroby given that the County of 908-687-8096. / pened in the City of Rahway," said 28. 198S. In Book 3971 of Mortgages for Union. Now Jerseyln conjunction with the duct's bright red and white colors arc 4WD's, boats, computers and more. Your area items that was disousscd was a con- cans are in the.majority on the .coun- 1987 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL. Loaded. Only. Holiday items Union County, Page 384, which mortgage Now Jersey Department q/ Transportation, nowl 1-800-451-0050 exl. C198. Councilman James Fulcomer after tract for the city management. The was assigned on or about March 31, 1989 will receive proposals from suitable quali- easy to see from outside the vehicle 60.000- original miles, excellent condition. 1984 TOYOTA TERCEL, very good shape In. cil. There's four Republican council- to tho Plaintiff, AmSouth Bank of Florida (1/ fied consultants/teams to conduct a study and acts as a visible deterrent to 1994 CHEVROLET BERETTA. moialic blue. $3,800. Call 90B-686-1615. ' out and under hood, second owner, slick, The Rahway High School Tuesday's council meeting. contract was to go for a final vote at men and five Democrats on the k/a Fortune Savings Bank), by Assignment that will evaluate the effectiveness of V-6, automatic. 2-doors, power everything, AM/FM cassette. 107,000 milos. $1300. Band will be holding a Holiday . Fulcomer was not commenting on rocorded on April 28. 198S In Book 515, Employer Trip Reduction Program strate- thieves. AM/FM cassette, air. Great condition. $9000/ 1964 LINCOLN. SUICIDE doors, black. $2,700 201-762-1871. the 7 p.m. meeting and would increase council." Page 972 and re-recorded on October 3, gies for nb lees than three, or more than ftvo or best offer Runs good. Looks good. 997-3262 something that happened during the malor employers! situated within the Route best oHer. Call 908-687-8630. Craft and Flea and New Item the salaries of the city management by 1989 In Book 521. Page 871; and (2) to Cprnsumers can install and remove or 997-1442. 1984 VOLKSWAGO* VANAGON. Grey, stan- "Of course, in January I guess this recover possession of, and concerns pre- 22/178 corridor. The Route 22/178 corridor Sale today at 4 p.m. in the meeting, but rather on something that 3 percent. mises commonly known as 601-603 Includes but Is not limited to municipalities Lockjaw in seconds, and the product 1985 CHEVROLET CAVALLIER. 91..000 dard iransmistegjody good, burns no oil. won't happen because everyone will Spooner Avenue, Plalnflold. New Jersey. transversed by both roadways. The County miles, good condition, original owner. Automa- 1990 MAZDA 626-LX. Automatic, black, a.r. $2,000 or besrrmer. Call 908-?4S-7iq? high school cafeteria. There will didn't happen — the council meeting. can be stored under the vehicle's seat spoiler, moon-roof, 4-door. New lires/ brakes. "It appears that some Republican If you are unable to obtain an attorney, • of Union desires a thorough exploration of tic, airconditioning, AM/FM stereo cassette, be something for everyone on do what they're told," he said. The you may communicate with the.New Jersey all successful transportation demand or in the car trunk when not in use. sunroof. $1200. Call 908-686-5725. 68.000 miles, excellent condition. Asking A special meeting of the council, councilmen have a vendetta against State Bar Association by calling strategies that will contribute to the reduc- $7800. Call 763-2126. the holiday shopping list from scheduled for 7 p.m., was called off at Democrats won a 8-1 majority on the 1 -609-394-1101. You may also contact the tion of congestion In this Important corridor Lockjaw is available at hardware 1986 CHEVROLET VAN. Raised roof, electric AUTO WANTED some management and they, like in council in this year's elections and Lawyer Referral Service of the County of and will help the county achieve Ita goal of wheel chair lift, hand controls, air-conditioner, 1993 MAZDA PROTEGE. Greon, 5 speed, air hand made items to baseball 7:30 p.m. because there were not ' venue by calling 908-353-4715 . If you can- reducing air pollution. stores, home centers, drug stores, ABLE PAYS TOP $$$ IN CASH two previous meetings, voted against five new Democrats will be installed not afford an attorney.-you may communl- In light ot the new voluntary nature ol the AM/ FM, 15,000 original miles. $9500 firm. condition, 4-door. alarm system. 42.000 miles. cards and memoribilia. The pro- enough council members in the cham- cnie with the Legal Services office of the automotive suppliers, discount outlets 908-273-5124. $6900. negotiable. Call .906-687-7407. the contract," he said. Employer Trip Reduction Program, the For All 4 Wheel Drives ceeds will benefit the Rahway on Ihe council in January. County of venue by calling 908-354-4340. scope of work will; examine available moti- and mass merchants. bers to call a quorum. Public meetings According to Democratic Council- You, Henry Saginario, are hereby made vational research data with particular 1991 CHEVY CAVALIER RS Convertible. V-6, 1992 MAZDA PROTEGE LX. 5-speed, 4-door. High School Band. For more in New Jersey must start within a half- Commenting on the contract itself, a party defendant to this foreclosure action emphasis on means lo reorient users of "Lockjaw has been thoroughly automatic, Rally wheels, trunk rack, all options, power windows/ locks, air-conditioning, CD. CARS, TRUCKS and VANS ' man Sal Mione, the Republicans have because you executed the Note and Mort- single occupancy vehicles and enhance the 47 000 miles, Excellent condition. Asking alloys, 78K. Excellent condilion. $6,950. information call Eileen Peins at hour of their scheduled time. Cohen said, "There are positions here gage which Is the ob|ect of this foreclosure viability of other modes of travel as wall as tested by auto theft investigators, voted against the contract, good from action, and for any lien, claim or interest you strategies such as compressed work week $7,850. 908-810-1282. 908-764-1361. 388-2739. that are not filled and if they told us may have In. to or against the mortgaged and telecommuting; establish Implementa- police departments and former car FREE PICK UP 7 DAYS Not only was the special meeting July to June 1997, in three votes, promises. tion and monitoring measures to evaluate 1988 CHEVY CELEBRITY Wagon. 23.000 • 1991 MAZDA RX-7. Mint condilion, fully that they are not going to fill them, we thieves, and rated by them as the best miles, garaged, one owner, cruise, power called off, but also the 7:30 pre- including the ordinance's You. Mra. Henry Saglnarlo, wife of all employee commute options; conduct a loaded, while/ black interior. 19,000 miles. 1-800-953-9328 should get rido f them." Henry Saginario, If any, aro hereby made resurvey of employees of selected firms; theft-prevention product available." windows, locks, steering, brakes. AM/FM cas- Asking $8,900. 908-665-8223. meeting conference to consider the introduction. a parry defendant In this action In the event and explore the Influence of mass transit on sette, maroon. $4500. 201-378-8572. Stamp services thai you are residing at the subject pre- selected firms employees and develop a says Chipps. "It gives users an effec- 1989 MECURY COUGAR LS. 6 cylinder, agenda for Monday's regular meeting. Pelissicr said all other contractual He added, "party politics aside, I mises and tor any lien, dalm or Interest you Transit Impact Plan for each location. 1992 CORVETTE CONVERTIBLE. Non- automatic, powor windows/ locks/ seats. AM/ 908-688-2044 Several stamp-buying services may have in. to or against the mortgaged A maximum of S136,000 In Congestion tive and convenient way to protect There were six members of the employees in Rahway have been don't think I've ever voted to put any promises. Mitigation & Air Quality (CMAQ) furxte are smoking car. 3,150 miles, every option possi- FM cassette,'midnight blue, 75,272 miles. that help postal customers year bl0. Garage kept, like new. $29,999. Call $3600. 908-241-8341. $$$WE PAY TOP DOLLAR$$$ council present at the meeting, one of our employees in harm's way." • Donald F. Phelan > available for this study as follow*: $112.000 their vehicles against theft." J ground are particularly handy given their raises and "my profession- CLERK, SUPERIOR COURT Is available for consultant services and 201-743-6234. more than was needed to call a Cohen had said before the meeting U2311 WCN November 27, 1996(538.85) S24.000 Is available for county services; AN To further protect yourself, your 1988 MERCURY CUGAR, black, 2-door, tinted during the holiday season. al opinion is that management applicable federal and state laws and reg- 1988 COUGAR XR7, excellent condition, windows, air, rag roof. Aulomoiic. V-6. all For Your Junk Car quorum. NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANTS vehicle and possessions, Chipps employees should be treated in an that he "was going to vote for the ulations. Including, applicable EEO provi- while, blue leather interior, loaded, spoiler kit, power, CD player. Excellent condition, gar- Stamp services enable customers (L.S.) STATE OF NEW JERSEY TO: sions will be applied. The DBE participation offers these tips: 24 Hour Service. Call: But, according to City Clerk Jean thing" but said later that he was . MIGUEL ORTEGA goal for.this pro|ect Is 16% of the federally cd player, alarm system, 60,000 miles; $6850. aged, original owner. Highway mileage. to receive their stamps via equitable manner." YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED AND funded portion of this grant ($17,920) and Always lock your car doors, imme- 201-661-1767. . $3.500/ best oiler. Call 908-688-.44BS. Kuc, the members must be inside According to Pelissicr, this is not undecided. REQUIRED to serve upon FEIN, SUCH, DBE firms are encouraged to.apply. This delivery within a few days by ; chambers before a quorum could be XAHV « SHEPABD,~plalnttfr«'attorneys.' protect Is 100% funded fcy FHWA through diately-after entering ttje, vehicle. Car- 1990 DODGE DAYTONA' ES; V-8. automatic; • 1992 MERCURY GRAND Marquis - 62.000 ...... 908-688-7420 ... filing out a form that can be" the first time that a meeting has had to _ Also to be considered at the special whose address is 7 Century Drive. Suite the Congestion Mitigation & Air.Quality air conditioned, all power, 60,000 miles. $4,500 miles, one owner, full powor, cruise conirol, called. Many of the members chose 201. Parslppany, New Jersey 07054..tele- (CMAQ) program." jackings and other cr^i^ftcs.frequently obtained from mail carriers. The be called off. He said that the Republi- 'meeting, was a resolution that, if phone number #(201) 538-4700, an or best offer. 908-687-9343, after 4 pm. alloy, wheels, excellent- condilion. Call Requests Tor an RFP document can be occur during the day. 908-925-6170. instead to meet with City Attorney cans walked out of a meeting last year Answer to the Complaint, and Arnend- made by mall or phone to; Mr. Ronald S. TRUCKS FOR SALE service is of no extra charge passed, would allow the contract to be mont(s) to Complaint, If any, filed in a crvll 1990 DODGE DAYTONA. Red/ black interior, Louis Rainone and Business Admini- Weening, Supervising Transportation Plan- Never leave valuables in plain 1985 CHEVROLET VAN G10. Airconditioning. when it came time to vote on an ordi- passed into law without a normal action, In which CITICORP MORTGAGE, ner, Bureau of Transportation Planning. 2-door, 5-speed sports coupe, low mileage, 1970 MONTE CARLO..Antique. Straight 350, more than the face value of the INC. Is Plalntlfl'and JAMES L. WILLIAMS, strator Peter Pelissier in tne lobby. At : County of Union, P.O. Box 2607. Westfleld. view, even when your- vehicle is runs and looks excellent. $3000/ best olfer. low mileage, good running condilion, one power steering, power brakes. Good condilion; stamps. Credit cards can also be nance. Pelissier' coulci not recall what 20-day waiting period. Pelissief said at a!., afe defendants, pending In the NJ. 07091-2607, (908) 654-940S. All prop- 908-574-8649. owner. $2,000. Call 908-3820481. reliable. $3500. Call 908-925-6915. HKXo.Bjr MUloa MHb times, there were'four members in the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery osals must be received by the close of the locked. Thieves arc attracted not only used for telephone orders by the ordinance was. that he saw no reason to delay retroac- Division, UNION County, and bearing business day on Monday. January 6,1997. 1988 NISSAN Automatic transmission with The back of his heels was all the Undeti defenders Docket No. F-8463-96 within thlrty-frve (35) to your car but to any valuables visi- 1972 DODGE POLARA. 4 door. 318 automatic, 1987 NISSAN 300ZX. 2 plus 2, digital dash, lobby and two in the chambers. When asked to comment on Pelissi- tive checks to city management November 21. 27, 1996 cruise control, 61,000 original miles, runs great, t-tops, automalic, leather, all power, 105K. overdrive,4x2 with camper. Excellent condlion. calling 1-800-STAMP-24 as got a look at as Rahway quarterback Louis Camp- days alter 11/28/96 exclusive ot such date. U1785 WCN (S60.00) Not present were Democrats Jerry It you fall to do so. Judgment by Default, ble from the outside. have original paperwork. Asking $600, Great condition. Asking $4900. 201-325-2825. white. Asking $3,400 or best olfer. ' Call m Visa and Mastercard are bell (12) accounted'for two scores in a 17-0 cr's contention lhal the Republicans employees during the holiday season. mhy be rendered against you for the rellet 908-527-0079. Mike. 673-5543. 1 domandod In the Complaint. You shall file accepted. Thanksgiving Day win over the Tigers. The win your answer and proof of service In dupli- 1 cate with the Clerk of the Superior Court, capped a solid 7-2 season for the Indians. See Hughes Justice Complex, CN-971. Tren- Pag^MO. ton, Mow Jersey 03625. In accordance with Advent adventures Commuters face construction hassles the Rules of Civil Practice and Procedure. This action has been instituted, for the Learn about the. real meaning purpose of (1) foreclosing a mortgage By Scan Daily dated April 15. 1988 made by JAMES t. of Christmas-at Advent Adven- SUIT Writer WILLIAMS nd ANNIE V. WILLIAMS as 7 urge you to come to, the Rahway station morlgagors to CITICORP MORTGAGE. tures to be held at St. Paul's The conditions at the New Jersey Church, 80 Elm Ave. in Rah- Residents protest Transit station in Rahway have been on a windy rainy day or snowy day to experi- FREE Information! way today, Dec. 14, and Dec. proving to be a headache to local ence for yourself what your commuters are 21. Children in grades 4-6 meet commuters. 1908) 686*9898 from 9'a.m. to noon.. Dec. 21 against trans-waste The train station, located near West talking about' __ Darlene Hoimes> commuter, will end at 2.p.m. Crafts, les- .. By Sean Daily waste flowing to the facility for treat- Milton Avenue and Broad Street, is and enter a four digit MR. MACKS PREMIUM sons recreation; snacks, drama ment could come down local streets in undergoing two years and $12.5 .mil- in a letter to NJ Transit REMANUFACTURED ENGINES -- Staff Writer —selection number below!— and music is at no charge. For lion in renovations. But commuters —a product of Mack Boring & Parts Com- A proposed meHirnl waste Ireai- Clark once the facility is open. pany. .Ihe trustod name in aulomotivQ and nformaton call 388-3460. ment facility'in Linden has an umber According to Linden Councilman Jiave complained that the renovations plained that these leaked during rain- Rahway woman. "No protection. And SHOPPING truck tepowering (or over 70 years. At Mack Boring, our technicians carefully removo your of Union County residents concerned Ralph Strano, the facility, once have either ignored present conditions storms. The inbound platform has a we never hear any announcements of FOR A CAR :old_engine and skillfully install.your, new Holiday craft saie for Ihe future. opened, would initially bring in at the station or have made them large unheated shelter with only a roof late trains in here." According to her, remanufaclured engine using only stale-of-the- About 25 people showed up to pro- 72,000 pounds of waste a day for worse. and wire fencing, with almost no solid art technology Our complete machine shop, 1995 E320 CABRIOLET the speakers on the outbound side St. Thomas Church will spon- v 1200 Fuel,Efficiency fuel injection shop and computerized, test Ihe proposed facility, being built treatment and eventual incineration at The station has two platforms — barriers to stop the wind. sor a Holiday Craft Sale and 'have not been working. 1201 How Much To Spend diagnostic center are your assurance of ex- by Earthcare Systems, the township the UCUA in Rahway; eventually, one for "outbound" trains into Iselin According a Keansborough resi- Jamie Garber of Scotch Plains was cellent pef formance and long-lime reliability. New Items at 1407 St. Qeorges 1202 Insurance Tips Municipal Building on Friday. The this could rise to 40 percent of the and Trenton, and the other for dent who would only go by the first Avenue. It will happen on Dec. waiting in Ihe shelter on the inbound 1203 Getting Started event was not described as a demon- medical waste in New Jersey. The "inbound" trains bound for Newark name of Brian, the renovationsmean t 4 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. and side, wearing a fur coat. Her only 1204 Sticker Prices 1-YEAH, 12,000 MILE WARRANTY 1 stration but more as "active conversa- . facility has still not received approval and New York. that a more substantial shelter had here will be pictures with San- problem with the renovations is that 1205 Sales Agreement tion" among the protestors. The pro- from the state Department of Environ- On a Tuesday morning with temp- been taken off of the outbound plat- • Custom Rebuilding on Premises • Computerized Diagnostic Center :a. For more information call there is no shelter for. her to sit in the 1206 Ordering A New Car (Gas & Diesel Engines) . • Rebuilt Diesel Engines testors, many from the Union County mental Protection and the Board of eratures below freezing, commuters form and were replaced by the bus '69-2796. Vendors arc wanted. winter, she normally waits 15 minutes 1207 Rebates : •Complete Machine Shop Services • Crank Shall Kits In Slock Concerned Citizens and the Grass Chosen Freeholders; it also has appli- complained of a lack of shelter and shelters. • Fuel Injection Shop • Cylinder Head Kits'ln Stock for the train, but his can run up to 20 1208 Warranties Roots Environmental. Organization, cations pending with UCUA to be heat on both platforms. The outbound "It's a little colder out here," he or 25 minutes if there are- delays. 1209 Financing Christmas party rOn EVERYTHING IN ENGINES AND GENERATORS CALL: said that they were (here to raise sup- included in the county's solid waste . platform, which is accessed by the said while waiting for the outbound Steve Washington from Clark was 1210 Owner Satisfaction The Rahway American Legion port among the township government. plan. Vail Place staircase, holds a number train to Metro Park in Iselin, which also on the inbound platform, waiting -•""•VKRY RARK - SPKCIAL PRICK ill sponsor a Christmas party MACK BORING - "We feel that residents have a right The waste, after being ground up, of unheated shelters similar to'those arrived at about 7:47 a.m. for the train .into Pcnn Station in New liKII.MAN'l LMKRAr.D/PARCHMKNT LEATHER or a homeless shelter at the OPEN MONDAY & PARTS COMPANY to know what is happening in eastern would be heat sterilized and treated used at bus stops; commuters com- "And it rains in here," said one See PLATFORM, Page 2 M m )our Community's Btix YMCA on Madison Avenue in. TH F Y Union County that will directly with sodium hypochloride. According 8°MTO 5T ' ENQINECITY Elizabeth on Dec. 14. For more OPEN SAT NEW JERSEY NEW YORK impact on their community," said to Madeline Hoffman, Director of Infosource u information contact Dorothy 8AM TO NOON u,.io7^J."J. .'tV o'oi Beatrice Bernzott of Linden. GREO, burning this now-treated Amslinger 351-0942. 908-9640700 516-563-3600 THE EXCLUSIVE A number of the protestors also waste in the UCUA would increase \ I*ublic Strut of Holiday cheer is here WORRXU COMMUNITY NEWSPAPERS Music concert stated that the medical and hospital See RESIDENTS, Page 2 MERCEDES-BENZ DEALERSHIP Molly Watson, soprano, accom- panied by David Maiullo, piano, TIOX will present a program of popu- Officials offer new lar music from the turn of the :entury at the next meeting of. ALL TOY he Rahway Woman's Club area code terms omorrow. The program will By Sean Daily This has been of real concern in nclude seasonal music and Staff Writer some towns, and if this agreement: OIL 6 H :veryone is welcome to sing The new areacodes will march on, falls through, it will still mean that .long. Other tunes include: but some of the effects could be residents in these towns will have to 'Wait .'til the Sun Shines, Nel- negated. dial an area code whether they call ic," "Meet Me in St. Louis, Assembly Majority Leader Paul their next door neighbor or across Louis," and "On the Banks of DiGaetano, Speaker Pro Tern Nicho- town. Rates would remain the same the Wabash, Far Away." las R. Felice and Representative Bob no matter happens. Franks, R-7, met on Friday with Bell According io Ireland, this will be School report available Atlantic officials on Hie issue of two accomplished by not repeating the The annual report of the Rahway new area codes that are to be intro- exchanges — the first three numbers 1 —All Models Available— >ublic Schools for the 1995-96 duced into north and central New of a telephone number after the area STTtlR REPLAGEMErfT chool year will be available for Jersey next year. code — in the split towns in the new Custom Tailored Lease & Buy Plans For You... The Exclusive Customer In Mind. mblic discussion at the regularly According to Bell Atlantic spokesr 732 and 973 area codes. iheduled Education Committee person Tim Ireland, state and Bell This could cut into the usefulness meeting of the Board of Educatioa Atlantic officials reached "a tentative of the new area codes. meeting of the minds" over one form The 732 ajid 973 area codes were of fallout from the new area codes — developed in order to add new tele- CALL (908) 686-9898 the splitting of 34 municipalities into phone numbers to the state. The num- PLUS TAX niirnlKaiCMry a* Corolli. _ MOTORS X-1 liter Ihi' (our i/n/il wlfclhw * IKMHIH um Md liter two or more area codes. bers were being used up in the old 908 •New Jersey's Oldest Authorized Mercedes-Benz Dealer 1000 Time & Temperature These.towns, which include Clark, and 201, area codes because of 1666 Downtown Rahtfay Events Elizabeth, Hillside, Linden. Spring- increases in fax, modem, pager and 416 MORRIS AVENUE, ELIZABETH, NJ • (908) 351-3131 1900 Lottery Results field, Scotch Plains and Westfield in cellular phone usage; also, a million 3170 Local Movie Theatres Union County, will still be split numbers were to be set aside for use —New Inventory Arriving Daily! Pre-Owned Mercedes Bent Special Leasing Arrangement.— Cooritsjr of Ctark/JUkw»y DMoralloni Commllln between Ihe old 908 and new 732 area by new telephone companies entering _ ^ your Communily'i l*n Santa and Mrs. Claus get ready for the holiday season as the Clark/Rahway Deco- FREE LOANKR CARS AVAILAHLK • SKRVICE & PARTS DKI'T. SATURDAY HOIRS 8 AM-41'M codes. But the new agreement could the New Jersey market. Bell Atlantic prevent residents in these towns from has estimated that, at the current rate, rations Committee prepares for the Fourth Annual Clark/Rahway Tree and Menor- 170 HT. 22 SPRINGF1LH), NJ (201)467-6244^/ Infosource ah Lightings Ceremony to be held this Sunday at the comer of Westfield Avenue 24 HOUR VOICE IHFOpMATIOH SERVICE having lo dial an area code if calling Ihe 908 and 201 area codes would A FRf£ Publtc Stn ict Of The lUhwiy Profrvu inside their towns. See OFFICIALS, Page 2 and Madison Hill Road. •» I

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1996 — PAGE 3 PAGE 2 — THURSDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1996 RAHWAY PROGRESS RAHWAY PROGRESS INSIDE Officials arrive at tentative agreement for area code split EDUCATION Foundation plans holiday social The Trustees of the Rahway conduct hands-on activities with develop an awareness of the scrvices; a call to a pager or cellular New Jersey. This has been mirrored THE (Continued from Page-1) "He should be complimented," said split defines the new area codes as Foundation for Excellence in Educa- magnets. community. . i phone would require eleven digits to by a resolution at the state govern- have run out of phone numbers by Ireland. "There has been a lot of rhc- distinct geographic areas that follow tion has announced the award of • Roosevelt School educator Mau- • "Fabulous Fables," a project Rahway Progress be dialed while calls over physical ment level urging for such changes; next year; the^new area codes could torical excess on all sides of this issue the boundaries of certain phone seven Fall 1996 grants to education in reen Kurtz, Eliane Smith, Mildred coordinated by fifth grade educators phone lines would require only seven. this resolution was passed without a Editorials , 6 provide a maximum of about eight and DiGaetano cut through that and exchanges. These phone exchanges the Rahway Public Schools. The Wallack and Diann Wolman were Jerry Kuenze and Pat Kasper, will Franks has said that he would push dissenting vote in the Assembly million \icw numbers to this. came up with a workable solution." often do not follow town lines, hence foundation provides a supplemental award $215.00 for "Dig It!" The pro- receive S340.0O. The grant will sup- • Seniors Lifestyles • 8 The protected exchanges plan must for changes in FCC regulations that recently and goes on to the state port the purchase of professional According to Ireland, these "pro- the split towns. source of funding that supports and ject involves second grade students still be approvedby the state Board of. would allow a technological split in Senate. quality publishing materials in order Student Update 11 tected" exchanges could not be used Pranks, DiGaelano and other offi- encourages timely, innovative pro- • who will create an arcbeological dig Public Utilities. to create a reference book of fables 11 in Ihe new area codes, cutting the cials from the local level up have jects that enrich (he educational pro- site. The students will plan and con- News Clips In a press release, DiGaetano said, and folktales. Students involved in number of new numbers provided by instead advocated a "technological cess for students and teachers in the struct a fossil garden in the school 15 "Assigning municipalities tWo and, in this project will develop an apprecia- Sports them in half. Thus the new area codes split" that would assign the two new Rahway Public Schools. courtyard. The garden will be used by one specific case, three different area tion of fables and folktales as they County news B1 would provide new phone numbers area codes to wirclcSS communica- Residents protest To sustain its grant activities, the the following year's second grade stu- codes will cause a great deal of confu- compose, illustrate and publish a col- for only two years instead of four tions such as cellular phones and foundation sponsors a series of fun- dents lo excavate the fossils'. The pro- sion. The protective code proposal is a lection of tales. Entertainment B3 years. pagers. draising campaigns and events ject culminates next year during reasonable alternative that will pro- Classified "BIO against trans-waste throughout the year receiving dona- National Education Week. • Computer and math skills will be Ireland said that, although this vide us with'some lime to.explore This plan has been in use in Man- tions from corporations, local busi- • Project "AIM — Architectural Ihe focus of "Calculation Station," Real estate ~BT agreement would be a temporary sol- other possible alternatives to the geo- hattan but has since been outlawed by (Continued from Page 1) support ihe position of the UCCC. ness and individuals. A holiday social Information Mission" will receive a • which received a grant of $516.65 lo ution, it was also a "constructive, graphic split." the Federal Communications Com- dioxin levels across the area. Reactions from the rest of the town Automotive B14 is currently planned for Tuesday. grant of $348.00. Coordinated by art support the purchase of materials. creative compromise" by DiGactano The "geographic split" is the layout mission as being anti-competitive. Bob Carson, a UCCC member from government was mixed. Projects receiving grants for the educator Brenda Hyncs of Roosevelt Educators Rosemary Hamtil and Bar- that would come at no extra cost to for the new area codes approved by According to ihe FCC. wireless com- Rahway, has questioned the need for Both Clark Councilman Lyle How to reach us: funding cycle are: School, fifth grade students will also bara Roth of Roosevelt School coor- —Our offices are'located at 129T -the BPU •and-rttieof-fw<'>-plans-s«it>nii nnwwali»ns umler this.platt-waukl-hc such Hatch, who has fought for a cleanup • "Dance and Movement for Musi- review the architectural styles of dinale an attcrschool math club pnjg- Sluyvesant Avenue, Union, N.J. protecled exchanges in the past. ted by Bell Atlantic. The geographic at a disadvantage over regular phone nology, exactly the same as thai of contaminated soil on Ihe proposed cal Theatre" will receive a $500 grant homes and buildings in Rahway. Stu- ram for third grade students. The 07083. We are open from 9 already installed at hospitals. He Hyatt Hills golf course, and Clark a.m. to 5 p.m. every weekday. to support and showcase dance talents program will provide challenging added thai Earthcarc Systems had Mayor Robert Ellenport said that they' dents will explore and learn about Call us at one of the telephone at Rahway High School through a math activities, tutoring ofbasic math recently installed such a treatment had not heard anything about routes to creative expression, art history, aes- numbers listed below. professional choreographer. This pro- skills and real life problem solving. Platform closure causes gripes facility at a hospital in Plainficld and the treatment facility, coming through thetic perception and art criticism. Voice Mail: ject is part of the 9-12 Theatre Arts the upper platform. We were seeking true for the trains coming into the sta- advocated treatment at regional facili- Clark'. • Fourth grade educators Margaret Our main phone number, (Continued from Page 1) Program by educator Marsha Watson. For more information about Ihe shelter from the blowing rain but tion at 7:10.a.m., 7:20 a.m. and 7:36 ties instead of large facilities such as "Since they're just proposals, may- Bartiromo and Lois Eckelman will 908-686-7700 is equipped with a York. Unlike Garber, he did not have • Franklin School educators Irene • Rahway Foundation for Excellence in voice mail system to better found none. Winter is a mailer of days a.m., she said. the one in Linden. be we're not being asked to com- receive $494.43 for "Our Hometown many complaints with renovations. Beese and Carol Reeseg will receive Education, the Holiday Social or to serve our customers. During ay and the Rahway commuters are According to Henry KopJ& direc- A number of protesters were more ment," said Ellenport. — A Community Investigation." "There's nothing really to impede $81.65 for "Pulling It All Together". make donations, contact the Rahway regular business hours, a recep 7 concerned about lack of much tor for Project Developmental New concerned about how the waste would "I have not heard about this and no Using math, social studies, reading, tionist will answer your call. Dur- my progress to the station, so it's not t The project will involve fifth grade • Intermediate School, Kline Place, needed shelter from the cold weather, Jersey Transit, this is because of con- be transported to Ihe facility. one has come to me or anyone on Courtnjr of Grortr CWrtUnd School language and art, students will create ing the evening or when the really so. bad," he said. students working with prt-school Rahway, 07065 or call (908) snow and wind." struclion on both platforms. The out- According to Bernzoll, the waste, council about it, which I think would structures and develop a photographic office is closed your call will be When asked about the station itself, Family math teachers demonstrate a math strategy game during a Family Math evening children and invites senior citizens to 396-1015. answered by an automated bound platform is being lengthened including syringes and bandages from be the right way to approach it if they essay of the City of Rahway as they he said that there could be one ."She continues, "Shirley, I urge yo.u at Grover Cleveland School. Teaching from left: Mark Agnes Faver and Amy Kass. receptionist. from 500 to 850 feet. The increased hospitals, arc packed into orange want to inform." improvement: a covered' shelter. to come to the Rahway station on a length would allow passengers to exit "biohazardous bags" that are then He added, "Since they're just prop- To subscribe: windy rainy day or snowy day to time having fun while learning lo use of game formats, contests, and "I guess that would.makc a differ- trains from any car instead of moving further sealed in cardboard cartons. osals, maybe we're not being asked to Program is a success Historic tavern prepares HAPPY BIRTHDAY The Progress is mailed to the experience for yourself what your "think mathematically." even a "What's My Line?' mystery ence in rain and wind," he said. He through the cars to an exit at the plat- This cartons may by law be trans- comment." homes of. subscribers for deliv- commuters are talking about. Or just What do dried beans, calculators, Recently, families of fourth grade guest. Activities were, designed to ery every Thursday. One-year had previously used the station in ' . form. There arc no plans to extend the ported in vehicles as small as a station Hatch said of the facility, "I'm not come to the Rahway station to hear toothpicks and dice have in common? students at Grover Cleveland School enhance the fourth grade math curri- subscriptions in Union County Wextfield; that had a covered shelter, inbound platform, he said, but con- wagon or car, vehicles that can use familiar with the ^situation but if it traditional holiday tours the concerns of your commuters. In They are all part of Family Math, a met as parents and students were culum. Refreshments and prizes are available for $15.00, two- he said. struction is still being done there. local roads. The Merchants and Drovers Tavem The Merchants and Drovers Tavem year subscriptions for $26.00. olher words, put yourself in the shoes lends itself to being a health hazard program which brings families required lo attend together and work rounded out each evening. The problem has led one commu- will once again open its doors for the was built shortly after the American College and out-of-state sub- of your commuters-" During construction on the inbound "So if a stccl-rcinforccd car can be potential for the citizens of Clark, I together to engage in thought- as a family to complete the math ter, Darlene Holmes of Colonia, to Revolution. First used as a store, it scriptions are available. You platform, the contractor will close turned into a twisted bit of metal as an would certainly address it to a higher provoking, fun activities which activities. Topics such as estimation, Funded by Merck, the Family Math annual Christmas season candlelight write to Shirley Delbcio, executive ' became a tavem in 1998. It was may subscribe by phone by call- Beyond discomfort, some commu- one-half of the platform. This con- •accident, these bags will burst open level of government." enhance math skills. Family math logic, ' geometry, calculation and evenings were led by teachers Mary tours. All those who enjoy stepping ing 1-908-686-7700 arid asking director of New Jersey Transit. enlarged to a four-story hotel by the ters arc complaining that the renova- struction is slated In last for another and they will be like a magnet to During the event, Strano hinted that encourages families lo spend quality application were covered through the Agnes Faver and Amy Kass. back in time are invited to visit the for the circulation department. early 19th Century inn, which will be 1820s and served continuously as an Allow at least two weeks for In the letter, dated Nov. 26, Holmes tions have made the platforms danger- year and a half. children," she said. Clark could be just the first town to be processing your order. You may writes, "Today, I, along with the ous during the morning rush hour. According to K;>pcc, it is "physi- Strano added, "Obviously, this visited by the UCCC and other groups decorated for the season with festive inn until the 1930s. use Mastercard or VISA. many commuters waiting for the Rah- According to Joan Degman of Rail- cally impossible" to make the waste has to come down local streets. against the treatment facility. NEWS CLIPS greens. "The Merchants and Drovers News jtems: way 7:22 a.m. train to New York were way, Ihe platform gets "pretty sluffed. inbound platform bigger during It can't all come down the highway." When ..askcd...about Ibis, Carson Tours will be conducted on Friday Tavem, listed on the National Regis- News releases of general Inter- huddled like cattle in a holding pen on It's like sardines." This is especially construction. According to Strano, two members said, "Well, we'll have to see how Interested and qualified crafters dence Road, Mountainside, NJ 07092. between 7 and 9 p.m. and on Dec. 14 ler of Historic Places, was purchased est must be in our office by Fri- of the Clark Environmental Board things develop." >. Crafters needed This will be a Christmas dinner served between 1 and 4 p.m. Guests will be by the Rahway Historical Society in day at noon to be considered Trailside Nature and Science Cen- AARP meets at a cost of $10 each member. Reser- invited to sample the traditional hos- 1971," according to Carol Chapin, for publication the following pitality that was once a part of com- society president. The smaller Tenrill week. Pictures must be black ter is looking for crafters and artisans The next meeting of Rahway vations can be made by calling (908) munity life, and to experience the Tavem, built prior to the Revolution, and white glossy prints. For to display and sell quality products at AARP Chapter 607 will be Tuesday at 388-0202 — pay in advance. further information or to report a Leading charity groups conviviality of the restored taproom was moved to the property in 1976. its Nature Boutique, planned for Sun- 12:30 p.m. at the Senior Citizen Cen- breaking news story, call - There will be an executive board where refreshments will be served. day from 1 lo 5 p.m. ter, 1306 Esterbrook Ave., Rahway. Lisa Dobiszewski 1-908-686-7700 and ask for meeting at 11 a.m. ... "Ihe innkeeper, the lavem .serving Ediorial. •- Registration is S12.5O to*-S20-a- ; should call Ruth Yablonsky at (908) Lisa Dobisrewsta, daughter of receiverecognition girls, the maid and trie cook will be space and an additional fee of S7»is 789-3670, Wednesdays through Fri- Trips to Atlantic City's Taj Mahal Mark and Nancy Dobiszewski of Letters to the editor: portrayed by costumed interpreters," This newspaper is a reliable means The Progress provides an open "Money" magazine has ranked the American Red Cross as the "charity of the charged for gift shop participants. The days, or send color slides or photos of will be today, Dec. 5, and Jan. 2, 1997. Rahway, celebrated her 9lh birth said Ann Hoener, chairman of the of researching ihe community forum for opinions and wel- year." Following a three-year analysis of 25 leading charities, the magazine's Nalure Boutique draws a large crowd craft items with a self-addressed leaving City Hall parking lot at 8:30 day on Nov. 5. Joining the celebra- holiday tours. ''A blazing fire will market. To boost your business in comes letters to trie editor. Let- November issue lists Red Cross as the top charily on Ihe basis of how the orga- and admission is a suggested donation stamped envelope to: Trailside Nature a.m. For further information call tion were Joe and Helen Dobis- ters should be typed double nization spends its income. of SI per person. warm the kitchen and the furnishings the community, call our ad depart- zewski of Linden and Chris McMa spaced, must be signed, and and Science Center, 452 New Provi- (908) 382-1856. . The American Red Cross, led by volunteers, is the largest humanitarian orga- of the parlors will be arranged to give ment at 908-686-7700 today. • hon and Pop Pop of Linden as well should be accompanied by an visitors an accurate picture of an early address and day-time phone nization in the U.S. It provides relief to victims of disasters and helps people as family, classmates and friends number lor verification. Letters prevent, prepare for, and respond to emergencies. hotel." and columns must be in our The Red Cross relies on people, corporations, and foundations for support. OBITUARIES office by 9 am. Monday to be To make a fili^pcial contribution to the American Red Cross, send a contribu- considered for publication that Joseph Riccardi Addie Ludlow Evelyn L. Ruckbell week. They are Ifflect to edit- tion lo a Red Cross chapter or call (908) 273-2076 or (201) 379-4198. ing for length and clarity. Joseph Riccardi, 76, of Rahway Addic Ludlow, 91, a lifelong resi- Evelyn L. Ruckbell, 98, of Carlisle, e-mail: SMALL TELEVISION died Nov. 26 in Elizabeth General dent of Rahway, who had been an Pa., formerly of Rahway, died Nov. The Progress accepts opinion Medical Center, Elizabeth. elementary school teacher in Linden, 26 in the Forest Park Nursing Home, pieces by e-mail. Our address-is APPLIANCES SERVICE Bom in Elizabeth, Mr. Riccardi died Nov. 29 in her home. Carlisle. « ' [email protected]. e-mail must lived in Rahway since 1961. He was a Mrs. Ludlow taught for 50 years in Bom in Rahway, Miss Ruckbell Warehouse be received by 9 a.m. Monday •TOASTERS moved to Carlisle several years ago. Pholo By S*«n Daily pipefitter-operator for the American the Linden school systems before to be considered for publication •VACUOUS retiring. She ;was ,a volunteer at Rah- She was a secretary for Getty Oil Co., that week. Advertising and news An outbound New Jersey Transit train pauses before departure around 7:45 a.m. on Cyanamid Co., Linden, for 42 years way Hospital and was honored for New York, for many yean before her releases will not be accepted by: Tuesday Corrimuters have filed several complaints conceming the platform contruction before retiring in 1982. Mr. Riccardi 4,400 hours of service. Mrs. Ludlow retirement. Miss Ruckbell was a life e-mail. which they say has reached the point of being-dangerous.- served in the Army during World War To plflco a display adi TURNTABLES ll in Europe and-wwasamertberoflheM - mac a nvmlvr nf thf Rahw.iv nvmhif nf thf; Rnhwav Hospital Display advertising for placement American Legion Post 5, Rahway. Women's Club and the American Auxiliary. in the general news section of SAVE Surviving are two sons.-Peter and Society of University Women. 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FIRE DEPARTMENT "They arc flying interim routes Balaban of Rosellc Park, said that he "They need to do as much as they REFRIGERATORS, sec the FAA disbanded and replaced UNION MEMBERS FAMILY. which have never had an environmen- • feels this lack of communication is a can within the restraints of the lawsuit UTILITY WORKERS by a congressional oversight AAA MEMBERS FREE DELIVERY tal impact study done," he said. "Tens ploy on the part of the FAA to get sur- and they need to inform the public TV'S OWNED committee. AARP and SENIORS CUSTOMER SATISFACTION of thousands of people are being rounding towns to put pressure on the about the status of the interim route 'NEW MUST SHOW ID FOR ADDITIONAL DISCOUNT "The FAA has gotten out of con- impacted in ways which have not city to settle. plaas," he said. trol," he said. "They clearly don't even been studied." "The FAA is acting irresponsibly," • Elizabeth Mayor J. 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• ' V RAHWAY PROGRESS WORRALL NEWSPAPERS 7,8,9,10* THURSDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1996 — PAGE 7 PAGE 6 — THURSDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1996 3% SALES TAX • SAVE • 3% SALES TAX • SAVE • 3% SALES TAX • SAVE • 3% SALES TAX • SAVE • 3% SALES TAX • SAVE • 3% SALES TAX • SAVE OPINION Be aware JACOBSON'S BRINGS YOU\ The holiday season is a time when people-should be increasingly aware of crime, especially senior citizens. -If residents-are not careful, the result may be a crime commit- ted in or near their own home. A number of Union County PULL BACK THE RAINS towns including Mountainside, Roselle, Union and Plain- — Wind and rain surround CASH the site of the Clark/ field, have been the targets in recent weeks of a number of Rahway tree and menorah swindlers who prey on residents. This upswing in con artist lightings ceremony and fes- crime, as police have dubbed it, should indicate that county tival which was originally residents should use more caution in conducting their daily scheduled for Dec. 1. The routine. weather forced the festival In September, the Rahway Police Department addressed t6 be postponed until Sun- the issue of neighborhood crime during the reopening of the dav when it will begin at 2 n m and the lighting cere- Senior Citizen Center. Detective Paul Meo of the Rahway mony will happen at 5:30 Police Department, has been interested in getting neighbor- p.m, r ^m^^m^ hoods In :ii(l pniirr* in rlclprring Crime, •-• : "We need people to look out for themselves and for others." Meo said. "The more eyes and ears that are aware of Hurry-Limited Time Offer! what is going on, the better things can become." This sentiment docs not solely relate to seniors, but the targets of con artist incidents are often seniors. According to police, the con artists often come to offer a job service or Laundry Special! otherwise keep the residents of the house occupied while an accomplice ransacks their home. The frequency of these incidents are what has been particularly alarming as Union Super Capacity Laundry Pair 25.2 Cu. Ft. Capacity Township has recently seen at least three of these types of •Dispenser RHVigeratoi; crimes, all of which were reported to have involved a loss of There are\still dangers with the safe toys U-Cvdc Heavy Duly Washer Herr indicates, the problem is a seri- money or other valuables. My memories of all of Ihe toys I about how those toys might injure • 3 wash/spin speed combinations. We do not call for (he response to \his increase in local had when I was growing up may have someone. This vulnerability is what ous one. • 4 water levels. LightTouchl Dispenser crime to be one of complete-paranoia. In fact, we suggest faded somewhat, but I can recall my, Skylines the advocates want to stress. "Unfortunately, the greatest num- • Built-in bleach and fabric softener ber'of fatalities involve small children that people go about their daily lives in a normal way as pos- initial reaction to gift boxes that didn't' dispensers. By Chris Suswal The motion picture "A Christmas putting toys in their mouth and chok- sible. But there should be measures taken to ensure that as rattle with loose parts, were light weight, gnd came in packaging the Managing Editor Story" has a hilarious sequence where ing on them," Herr said. "When residents go about their business, they take into considera- selecting toys, parents should ask size of a.folded shirt — clothes again, a young boy wants a toy gun which all Largest Capacity tion useful tactics to thwqrt crime. If someone does experi- what's next? Herr, state consumer affairs director, adults tell him is dangerous. The child themselves these questions: Is the toy Washer You ence one of these crimes, they should always report it-to the My level of appreciation certainly urges people to use common sense. . dreams of owning the B-B gun but sturdy? Can it withstand rough play? Can Buy! 7-('.yclc Heavy Duty Dryer police. Regardless of how embarrassed or upset the victim has changed in that during the holi- .\T1IC consumer advocates have con- hears Ihe same sentiment repeatedly, Are parts tightly secured or could they • Automatic Dry Control and 4 heat days, I love to receive any kind of gift, jured an effective method to detect toy "You'lUfhoot your eye out!" Finally, break off easily? Does the toy have might be. it is essential to allow the authorities to pursue the selections, plus Optional Extra Care. mutter. or for that matter, any kind of thought- parts that might be unsafe because of he gets his wish, goes outside and sharp edges, or points?" Delivers Crushed Ice, Cubes promptly ricochets the ammunition Although toy companies have been • Reversible door swing. Several tactics, were suggested by the Union Township ful wishes. But being thankful is not rcrfjovable parts. The advocates sug- what many New Jersey consumer gest using a toilet paper tube to test for off his house. This makes the B-B increasing 'their production of safe • Interior light. and Chilled Water! police and should be applied throughout the year as well as toys, there axe still dangers that go advocates arc concerned about. safety by noting that if the toy part can deflect off his check and cause bleed- Washer WWSR3090T this holiday .season.. The .suggestions for crime prevention Instead, they wonder how safe a gift fit irl the tube, it can easily fit into a' ing while the voiced warning rings in along with certain items. Parents and Dryer DJSR473ET include fairly simple ways of making sure safety is a high might be. Their message is clear — smalP child's mouth. his ears as he thinks of a lie to cover guardians need to take the proper pre- Gas dryer DJSR473GT available at extra cost. priority. toys can be dangerous. It is not uncommon for children to up Ihe true reason for his predicament. cautions to reduce the chances of toy- Il may be obvious that suspects may be able to enter a Many consumers have been ventur- begin playing with their toys immedi- This episode is a wonderful journey relaled injuries. Even though a child resident's home, yet many people leave their door unlocked ing into busy malls to purchase toys as ately after they open all of their gifts. into childhood experience. However, can't make it zoom, dance, run or talk, when in fact it should be locked at all times. People should gift items without considering the On the many occasions that I was the underlying premise of a.toy harm- safety is probably the best gift a child harm those toys might bring. Mark • can get. ' ' never ignore someone at the door; this is often a way for a lucky enough to do so, I never thought ing a child should be pondered. As New!mite onmite Model TFX25JRY " thief ro determine if a homeirocoipiedtefore they try to ' HOTPOI NT break in-. Identification should always be demanded, but a funher slep would be to tell the person lo,leave .a business State will coritirlue to ignore 'aid districts' Just In Time For The Holidays! card in the mailbox. It is surprising how_effective being alert On Nov. 25, I attended a Schools can be when someone approaches you in a residential yard for private school students. The prop- past returns have indicated immense Built-in Dishwasher! Funding Rally in the Matawan- Poinf osal does nothing to reimburse send- reserves built up. or driveway. There needs to be a concern that Ihe person is Abcrdeen Regional High School in ing districts for tuition paid for stu- Appliance Specials! on\y \ry\ng 10 cause a.distraction while another person goes Aberdeen. ' .• Of ' dents wishing to attend charter At the stroke of Gov. Whitman's Limited Time Offer! Save Wow On Selected GE Appliances inside the-house.. Most importantly, if during any encounter This event was sponsored by the schools. The proposal docs not man- pen, this new funding formula wiiJ 1 MMMMmaHMBM 3-level Power Wash QuirkClo-in"' 30" Range there is a feeling of unease, the police should be contacted. Foundation Aid Districts Association date an alternative funding source for then go for review to the state 30" fins Riing View will) Self-Cleaning ()\<-ii Meo of the Rahway police has distributed yellow stickers at and the- New Jersey School Boards building/expanding schools facilities Supreme Court. If the court rejects the system with self-cleaning with Kxtr.i I-i plan, the court could order public functions to keep reinforcing the message that dialing 9-1-1 Association. The main focus of the. m Alex Balaban such as introducing sin taxes on evening's discussion and commentary schools closed across the state and a filter. will bring immediate response to an emergency situation. cigarette and alcohol sales. The prop- revolved around the Department of osal mandates ihe local governing new plan, be created. Perhaps only Every resident of Union County should note these remin- Education's Comprehensive Plan for unjust to many of the 571 public body to reduce a defeated school such drastic action should have been 6 cycles including Pots ders in an attempt to create a safe neighborhood environ- Educational Improvement and school districts in New Jersey. budget by a minimum of 1 percent mandated by the court in the begin- & Pans and Water Saver ment. This advice should especially be noted because aware- Financing*••*• Although A-20 and S-40 repeal the pulling good-faith negotiations ning of this process. The worse thing ness can indeed prevent the theft of valued possessions. ' It appears that, the addition of Quality Education Act of 1990, the between the board and the council at that can happen is for liberal legal cycles. More significantly, residents should strive to protect their, many fine print details will continue element of the QEA to use income to risk from the start. The proposal does eagles, such as the so-called Educa- well-being and that of others to make this holiday season as- up until the deadline' with the determine local ability to fund not make provisions for additional tional Law Center to tie up any newly- 'Heated Wash, Heated Dry schools,. js retained. Additionally, the adopted funding in court proceedings .joyous as possible -— :—: =— • Assembly, now taking charge of the . facilities for new ear,ly childhood -and Energy Saver options. pimcss as Uie'SeJiiH! just about com-— p cuminuKi the reliance programs such as full-day kindergar- lor years so as to extract more funding pleted its various revisions from the on property taxes for .school funding. for the so-called Special Needs Dis- ten, in middle-income districts. The Easy to clean, upswept cooktop Upswept, recessed cooktop ' original proposal put forward by Gov. Roselle Park residents cannot tolerate tricts: Newark, Paterson, Jersey City, Quietest ever GE dishwasher at proposal would reward "rich districts with sealed burners, simmer designed to contain spills. Whitman. " any further increassc in taxes since the Happy Hanukkah such as Cliffside Park" Orange, Irvington, East Orange, Cam- burner and maximum output this price. current school tax levy is 51 percent • Auto oven shut-off turns the Candidly, I am indignant at the fact disproportionately. den, etc, at the expense of school HDA930YWW burner. oven off after 12 hours. ' Exclusive 3-level SmartWash The Jewish people will celebrate the holiday of Hanukkah , that I, as a taxpayer, resident, and above Ihe state average tax rate. System with infinite paths of In the end, I believe that the current children in Foundation Aid Districts, Electronic clock & minute.timer. • Frameless black glass oven beginning this evening, when the first Hanukkah candle will school board member have to implore The state's myopic view of middle I wash power. administration in Trenton does, not such as Rahway. Any intelligent indi- door with window. be lighted. On the eighth and final day, Dec. 13. the last stale officials for more funds for our income districts such as ours has con- understand the depth of the current vidual is quite aware of the stark Hanukkuh candle will be lighted. district. Per New Jersey Constitution- tributed heavily to this current dilem- economic state of public school fund- dichotomy of how effectively Found- al Statutes, education in our public na. One objective sign of-this is that Hanukkah, the Festival of Lights, commemorates the ing. This is underscored by Whitman ation Aid districts utilize state funds $ $ schools are a wholly slate obligation. today's slate budget contribution to rededication of the-temple. It also commemorated in 165 still desiring that the total state-aid to versus the Special Needs Districts. Is 50 Rebate 30 Rebate Perhaps, Gov. Whitman needs a the public school institution is about $ s B.C., the 25th day of Kislev. the victory of Judah, the Mac- public school sector to be S235 mil- this what equity means in the myopic refresher course in history. 38 percent. Ten years ago \l was 42 25 Rebate 50 Rebate cahee and his four brothers, and all the members of the Has- lion, the same as last year. The state education lexicon of the state? Slide-In Gas Range Microwave/Convection Although I was at first impressed percent. Most other states contribute Senate plan would raise that amount 30" Smooth Halogen Slide-In Smooth Top Range with Self-Cleaning Oven moncan family. Their victory was over the Syrian-Greeks. by her style of leadership and attempts about 51.3 percent twoard the public Countertop Oven to S262 million. To date, the state has Fellow residents, parents, taxpay- The reason for this was that Antiochus, the King of Syria ; at.economic reform in New Jersey, I school sector. Roselle Park is not even and Ribbon Cooktop With Self-Cleaning Oven not mentioned how much it really can ers, please contact your state legisla- had forbidden the Jews from performing their basic religious have realized negative impacts of her receiving enough from the sfate to spend without raising an additional 1 tors and let them know immediately functions. They wanted to impose on the Jews, the paganism policies on my family. I have seen cover 25 percent of the total local tax cent by levying any-additional taxes, how you feel. of the Hellenistic world. many state employees hurt economi- levy. either sales, sin taxes, income taxes. I cally. I am noting her venomous aim Two years ago, Michigan intrb- am sure that the state can spend more at teachers and now_at_t.he_;iajijsjjcjc:. . duced a new funding formula for its' Alex Balaban is a member of the The Jews were successful, and they defeated the Syrian- safely. The state invests revenues and she is attempting to exact' on our Roselle Park Board of Education. Greeks and their temple was rededicated. Hanukkah means public school sector and the reliance children. -• on property taxes was eliminated. "rododication. And the Jews celebrated for eight days. The Children are our future, and I, as a Surprisingly, the state's contribution Greek-Syrians^ had defiled the temple and everything in it. concerned UuUwi state's waste-flow plan? 4 '• #7570 - YES PtPSONAlCHSCXS exclusive property of Worrall Community Newspap- Peter Worrall ACCEPTED Cor. Elmora Ave. • ELIZABETH * • * er*, Inc. and any repubJication or broadcast without Advertising Director #7571 - NO YES - 1 written permission is prohibited. Responses will be published next week; ' '"."••• Polls close Monday at noon.' NO — 2 Calls are free. Touch tone phones only. "

, ••-! WORRALL NEWSPAPERS 9,10» THURSDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1996 — PA^E 9 Q in.WORRALL NEWSPAPERS OPEN MONDAY & THURSDAY 9:00AM-9:00PM Proposal would repay trash debt TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY 9:00AM-7:00PM Gibson, -R-Cape May, would allow gation bonds so why wh(?uld the state Bjr Randee Bayer-Spittel 1 Staff Writer the counties to pass the debt incurred pay that debt off? ' SATURDAY 9:00AM-6:00PM; SUNDAY NOON-5:00PM Shortly after the courts struck clown by the incinerator directly to the He said the incinerator was built the state's waste flow laws in the Car- taxpayer. • with revenue bonds, which the gov- bone decision, the debate about how It would also continue to have ernment is not liable for. Revenue to pay for the debt incurred by those county-run disposal facilities, for bonds have a higher rate of return than Making it count which each municipality must con- general obligation bonds because they REGAL mandates began. , Students give thanks by helping seniors are riskier. There are three proposals being dis- tinue to pay whether they use the facility or not. "The investors knew that there was' By Scan Daily cussed. One calls for a $10 per ton Rooncy said the Gibson bill is risk involved," he said. "If Ogden- StafT Wcitcr surcharge on all garbage, and two v nothing more than maintaining the Martin wants this facility to succeed, All of Roosevelt School smcllcd others call for the municipalities to status quo and is probably just as than they have to lower their operat- like baking bread the day before continue to pay for county-run illegal as the original regulations. ing costs and the investors have to Thanksgiving. facilities. Assemblyman John Rooncy, who "This bill changes nothing," he take lower rates of return on the The smell came from the Resource said. "It maintains flow control and bonds." • CHRISTMAS JAMBOREE as the mayor of the Bergen County Room, the room of teacher Beth Gott. community North Vale was also one- mandates towns to continue to pay for He said in Union County's case, he ' Ab»ut 15 students a'nd two parents of the planiiffs in Jhe Carbone suit, these facilities." does not believe the bill is a good were helping her hake bread that was proposed a package of bills to deal Elizabeth Mayor J. Christian Boll- idea. destined for the Rahway Geriatric . with the problems in the waste-flow wage agrees. He said that he and Center. / "We should not have to pay these' laws two years ago. many rnayors support Rooncy's bills. bonds off at all," he said. "It is time- "I've always baked and cooked and His bills, A-85 through A-89, "The state is responsible for this that private industry understands that. done hrcail nral 1 ihmight the kids fw hand- —debt," he sai the government won't bail theorem,-- would like it," she said. StmTl ling Crash into the hands of the munic- all of that debt to be paid for." Let Ogdcn-Martih, which makes rrmrTrnnm Gott and here assistants baked from ipalities, with the exception of recy- Bollwage said that the proposal money all over the world, take a loss 7:30 a.m to about noon last week; sift- cling, which would still be handled by would allow the incinerator to sepa- here in Union County." ing, mixing, kneading and baking. the county.' rate its debt and lower the tipping . • He added that he would consider According lo Gott, the class baked a I' - "There is no way that this should be fees. supporting the bill if it was amended total of 32 loaves. Admittedly, not all a top-down decision," he said. "The Rooncy added that even with a $10 only to include the general obligation PAYMENTS INTEREST DOWN of them reached the Geriatrics Center.. state and ^hc county don't know what surcharge on each ton of garbage the bonds, or the portion of the revenue "We cut it up and sent samples to the needs of my town are." end price would still be far lower than bond which the county is responsible TIL JAN. 98 TIL JAN. 98 PAYMENT the other teachers because they were He said the fact that the waste-flow they arc right now. for, which is about $30 million. going crazy with the smell," she said. V.nurXtiy of AARP measures were top-down is what "We arc still going to save money," The disposal cost for trash in New Principal Art Lundrgen summed up Seniors gather for a successful bake sale at last caused the problem in the first place. he said. "Maybe not as much, but still Jersey runs about $87 a ton compared the event, saying "it was'a real nice month's meeting of the Clark Chapter of AARP for He said that the state has made "all a lot of money will be saved." with a national average of $36 a ton. BUY ANY MITSUBISHI, TV Or VCR event. The bread was delicious." the support of community activities. From left: Mar- kinds of ridiculous" regulations, However, Assemblyman Joseph "It is time that private industry- "A good time was had by all," Gott ian Connolly, W. Louis Seach, and Lorraine Huzar. S.M'.- which have cost the counties and Siiliga disagreed. He said he docs not understands that the government IN STOCK...WELL DELIVER IT BEFORE added. municipalities millions. support the bill at all. won't bail them out. Let Ogdcn- • Originally, the loaves had been : Pholtn By Barbara Kokkall* His bills would end rate regulation "I represent Union County and our Martin, which makes money all over CHRISTMAS, PAY NOTHING TIL JAN. 98 intended for a school-wide project: Students at Roosevelt School learn how to bake bread for the Rahway Geriatrics by public utilities authorities such as problem is the UCUA," he said. "The the world, take a loss here in Union food baskets thai everyone in the Center. Above, from left: Micheal Atkinson, Melvin Mercado, Danyell Butler, the Union County Utilities Authority. bonds they have are not general obli- County," Suliga added. school helps make at this time of the NEWS CLIPS AND GET AREA'S LOWEST PRICE TOO! Domomique Walker. Below, from left: Stephanie Perrine and Alyse Petti. He proposes to pay for the debts year. But the baskets had already gone No more than four tickets will be incurred by those counties who built out last Tuesday and had been pre- Senior meeting sold per person and availability is lim- incinerators or spent money to try to pared two days before, on Monday. • The Clark Senior hold monthly ited. For more information, call build an incinerator with a dedicated FEATURES: Still and all, they went out to some meetings at the cafeteria of the Senior PRIMARY CARE PHYSICIANS A MITSUBISHI Picture In Picture With Special Functions 827-2045. fund.' DELIVERY • Larger Than Life Picture • Multilingual people who needed a little holiday . Center, 430 Weslficld Ave., Clark. The State Solid Waste Facility' DR. JOHN BRONIKOWSKI FOR On Screen Menu System • Remote cheer. ' . Director Ollie Jones Boonc of the FREE Information! Debt Retirement Fund would get INTERNAL MEDICINE * PULMONARY DISEASE CHRISTMAS NO "I encouraged her to do it," Lund- Union County Division of Consumer II (((SIEREO))) revenue from a S10 per ton surcharge DR. ALLEN RUBINSTEIN NO PMNTS. MONEY grcn said. "She's really good at doing Affairs will speak on scams perpe- CALL DOWN on all trash in the state. INTERNAL MEDICINE COIOR TIL JAN. '98 special projects. I knew it would be a tuated on consumers and speak on (BOH 686-9898 $2499 PHYSICALS HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE success because she's done it before. how to avoid being "scored" by these and enter a four digit That fund would be used to pay-off NEW TELEVISION When someone come to you with an con-men. the bonded debt incurred by the trash DIABETES ROUTINE EXAMS selection number below! WORLD'S LARGEST PICTURE TUBE FREE SET-UP TOO! idea like that, you have to encourage Also, Lisa Olender, Director of disposal laws, including the debt for ARTHRITIS GERIATRICS PATIENTS it." • Marketing, St. Barnanbas Medical SENIOR CITIZENS the UCUA. The fund would be able to HEART DISEASE ULCER DISEASE Actually, ihis is the first time that Center, will give a short talk on VHow pay off all of the debt, which Rooney ASTHMA-TB EMPHYSEMA WELCOME said totals about $1.2 billion, in about Gott has baked bread at school, to Choose a Long-Term Care Facili- 4000 Senior Citizens HOURS: MONDAY THRU ty" and other options available, 10 years, he said. FEATURES: though.she has woven food and its Information Line Multi Brand Remote Enhances Set ,.. .."The sutc.mandated,jhis and the . FRIDAY BY A MITSUBISHI OFUVFRY ' prcparatinhinro other projects". Some- including medicare and- medicaid. — 400T Senior Events Lih'e PRIMARY-CARE-PHY6»C»ANS Operation '.Remote Control Also Operates, state should pay for it," Rooncy said. Mitsubishi VCRs • Sharp, Colorful Pictures ' times it's potato pancakes at Hanukk- Refreshments will be served. 4002 Senior Citizens Travel APPOiNTMENT PARTICIPATING IN HMO BLUE FOR ah, fried jnatzoh at Passover or high The next meeting for Clark Seniors Another bill, proposed by John COMED • CIGNA •. SANUS CHRISTMAS 4003 Senior Medical Courtesy HOSPITAL STAFF ll (((STEREO))) NO tea two years ago during a project on only is a Christmas/Holiday Dinner US HEALTHCARE • HIP NO PMNTS. And Dental Programs PRIVILEGES AT MEDICARE BLUE •1ST OPTION MONEY the Titanic. Dance Party at the Westwood on Dec. COLOR TIL JAN. 98 4004 Senior Citizens • we also accept Medicare . $499 DOWN 19. Cost is S5 per person, reservations UNION, RAHWAY Believe it or not, there is a lot to be Current Issues Save on assignment ST. ELIZABETHS TELEVISION learned from the baking of bread — must be made in advance. FREE SET-UP TOO! what veasl is, how it makes the bread For additional information, call Lil- CHOOSING A Caskets & OVERLOOK ON SCREEN MENU SYSTEM rise and such. lian Krov at 381-3823. . NURSING HOME You don't have to overpay to HOSPITALS SAME DAY f-acli loaf also went oul with a note show your respect. 4123 Touring A Prospective printed out on the class' computer, so Bus trip Nursing Home CALL TODAY APPOINTMENT (here was technology involved. FEATURES: A fall bus trip for Rahway Senior 4124 Physical Conditions 1-888-726-7260 CONVENIENT EVENING HOURS T TH 5-9 PM "It also gives the special education A MITSUBISHI DELIVERY Larger Than Ufa Pictures • TVs Multi Citizens is planned for Dec. 17 to the 4129 Nursing Services Brand Remote Controls Most Brands of kids a,chance to interact with their Doris Duke Estate Gardens in Some- 41 £1 Residential Activities 925-0507 FOR VCRs As Well As Cable Boxes-Built In classes," Gott said. Each of her seven rville. The trip will include a guided 687-8538 CHRISTMAS Closed Capfoning' 4132 Admission Practices 1029 QALLOPINGHILL RD., UNION I 623 N. WOOD AVE., LINDEN II(((S1EREO)» children was allowed to bring up to walking tour of the eleven individual NO PMNTS. NO two friends to the baking. TIL JAN. '98 MONEY gardens under an acre of glass. m jm Your Communlry'i Bta MONITOR DOWN The tickets are S5 per person with curce $1299 Infoscurce24 HOUR VOICE INFORMATIOr' SERVICE RECEIVER the bus leaving from Rahway City ' % • , 24 HOUR VOICE INFORMATIO' SERVICE Legal advice for seniors offered Check with us for events Hair parking lot at 12:45 p.m. and AiVbllcSc-'cto.' SHARP, CLEAR, COLORFUL PDC FREE SET-UP TOO! Benjamin D. Eckman. a local elder law attorney, will conduct free seminars This newspaper is a valuable source of community news for senior < returning at approximately 4:45 p.m. WORftALL COMMUNli Y NEWSPAPERS to .discuss the new Medicaid law which goes into effect Jan 1. y The new.law calls for criminal penalties if one gives away his assets to qual- Check with us for- the latest in social activities and community affairs. ify for government assisted nursing home care. Many senior citizens and their SAVINGS FOR DELIVERY FEATURES: families could find themselves guilty of a crime and possibly face jail time after AMITSUBISHI FOR Larger Than Life Pictures • TVs Multi Dec. 31. Linda S. Ershow-Levenberg CHRISTMAS Brand Remote Controls Most Brands of The free seminars .will be held on Tuesday, at the Kcnilworth Inn from 10 Attorney -at-I_aw NO PMNTS. VCRs As Well As Cable Boxes • Built In Some things are Closed Captioning a.m. to noon in Kenilworth, and Dec. 12, at {he Holiday Inn Select in Clark from .1460 Morris Avenue II (((STEREO))) •TIL JAN. 98 10 a.m. to noon.. ••'...- Union, New Jersey'07083 HOLIDAY PRICED MONITOR H (Call (908) 289-0305 for additional information and directoion to the LEGAL SERVICES BDUDM N O°SoNEY DOWN seminars. FOR difficult to face. RECEIVER SENIORADULTS Putting things off never makes things MEN'S WOMEN'S MEN'S ; Member, National Academy of easier — only harder. 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PAGE 10 — THURSDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1996 WORRALL NEWSPAPERS 9.10* THURSDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1996 - PAGE 11 7.8.9.1CUWORRALL NEWSPAPERS CALL i9o»i 6BB-9898 * tut no /out tllnii win lion Center reaches out to the elderly Different brush strokes By Sean Dally 7"400 Scores 7401 Schedules average, but the numbers climbed as days, Spanish on Tuesdays. English Staff Writer high as 73 people for Thanksgiving as a Second Language on Wednes- They come from all over Union Day and 98 people for their end-of-the days. There is also an excercise class County to Clark just to eat lunch. year party. . every day of the program, a monthly It's not a fancy restaurant, just an A hot lunch.at the temple could lecture by the program's dietician, «ll-purpo»e room at the Temple Beth include a hamburger, hot dog and and other events. Robin Brous, the THIS IS Roselle throttled by unsung Roselle Park air attack O'r on Valley1, Road. But senior citi- ! potato knish or three kinds of salad Youth and Camp director at the JCC, Neely,ft f . /. . 'Clay ^^f ___and_ _ f company______heldI t tat . ' . •.'-,_•.•.- •. zen*, age 60 and over, Jewish or not, with mushroom soup or spinach souf- was helping a number of the women H. S. FOOTBALL come every Monday, Tuesday and fle and noodles. All meals come with make chocolate lollipops — drsdels, By J.R. Parachlnl bay in 90th Turkey Day meeting Wendesday for a hot kosher lunch. fresh fruits and vegetables — things menorah9, the Ten Commandments They come as much for the com- that seniors are often missing in their —%pn Tuesday. Sports Editor . By Andrew W. Campbell seven. pany as for the food. meals — and are kosher and low in "We feel that* though their bodies Giving no 'quarter on defense StaTT Writer The Roselle Park defense forced "Many people consider this a home Sodium and fat. They also cost $1.50. are failing them, their minds need to was the name of the game for sever- ROSELLE PARK — Coaches Roselle to punt on the following away from home," said Tina Jacobs of be stimulated," said Jacobs^ al area teams last week as 10 of our preach, 'you play like you practice.' series, setting up the second Panther "Some of the people that come to 11 Elite Eleven schools wrapped up the Jewish Community Center of this program are on very fixed incom- Mania Mandelbaum of Hillside For nine games this season, the touchdown, a 35-yard reverse to Gal- Central New Jersey in Scotch Plains. the 1996 seasoa Roselle Park Panthers football team licchio. Harris passed to Gallicchio, es," said Roth. was ecstatic- over the. program. Rahway, Dayton Regional, Hill- "They've made friends here. Many The JCC's lunch program is-only "They.have so many good things played like a team that didn't throw as Roselte Park faked the kick, for a are widowers or widows, many live side, and Summit were shutout vic- many passes in practice. two point conversion and L5-7 lead. one of two "nutrition centers" in for senior citizens and-seniov.cilizens tors on Thanksgiving. alone." • Union County that serves kosher are lacking in this area," she said. The Panthers surprised everyone by Trie Roselle Park defense again . Jacobs is director of the Senior —it was another very respeomblo gK to tlie air1 for twu scores and—-contained • Ro««llef-thi8-time-fofcmg-a- lunches, something Jhat mystifies "I've been in this area 30 years and year for teams in our area as eight received two more on the ground to fumble to give the Panther offense the neva Imi scniui' citizens gotten By Jay Hochberg instruction,-begins at-5:30 a.m. and ends ^at 3:30 p.m. applications...... - ...... s $ Regional Editor ; 50 Rebate $25 Rebate 100 Rebate Convection/Self- paf- It's 'a Ibse-Iose situation for bills,-addressing education, the envi- vide relevant training and adequate eming body, request membership court, to recoup their attorney's fees, the wheelchairs, motorized scooters chering. The company can defend ronment, health and crime, either space for teachers from 100 schools. with full voting privileges. State Sen. expert witness fees, costs of suits and for indoor use, and retrofit power terned ceramic glass cboktop. Profile tsclf in court by offering evidence signed into law by Gov. Christine Training sites will have to bcome gTa- Joseph Suliga, D-20, has been work-* reimbursement for rental of a similar units for power wheelchairs. JP692R dually self-supportive through a fee- motorized wheelchair. JBP79WW f its compliance with affirmative Whitman .or advanced in the ing toward amending the bill to Kids In court action laws, or it can settle out of Legislature. for-scrvice arrangement, private sec- include municipalities in his district, "Motorized wheelchairs arc expen- tor support, or both. In an effort to crack down on juve- S court and forfeit its autonomy. At a bill-signing ceremony in Prin- including Linden and Elizabeth. sive and necessary items for those nile offenders, legislation sponsored GREAT PRICE 25 Rebate By choosing the former, Scher- ceton, Whitman signed legislation "This new law will fill a significant The "river municipalities" in Union who arc unable lo walk or need assis- by Asscmb\yman Kevin O'TooVe, R- ing will find itself having to sponsored by Senate President -void that exists in the area of teacher Couty, as designated "under the bill, tance in gelling around," Augustine Uriion-Essex, that .would require training. It is also a natural progres- PLUS CASH REBATE, 30" Built-in Gas Cooktop advance employees regardless of Donald DiFrancesco, R-Union, estab- would be Clark, Cranford, Garwood, said. "If someone files New York City premiere on Dec. 8." has recorded to CDs with Westmin- 1902 Connecticut has been invited, and maybe he'll campus. - BOOK REVIEWS 3263 • NYP.D Blue 1803 Philadelphia . 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(810)634-4151 24 HOUR INFORMATION • 24 HOUR INFORMATION • 24HOUR INFORMATION • 24 HOUR INFORMATION NO 8TROU£RSPtEA3Etr FREE PARKING I WORRALL NEWSPAPERS PAGE B4 — THURSDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1996 WORRALL NEWSPAPERS THURSDAY. DECEMBER 5. 1996 -, PAGE B5 'Bottle Rocket' is a killer comedy ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT CROSSWORD with a lack of killer instinct Once every few years an indepen- Stony Hill Players' opera dent film comes along that showcases An encore is in order the amazing talent of a new actor or The Video SATURDAY director. "Bottle Rocket" is the 1996 FAIR — DECEMBER 7, 1996 for Union Municipal Band nourishes body and soul version of this phenomenon and the Detective EVENT: Annual Craft Fair Drama fans typically can find plen- SUNDAY actor in question is Owen C. Wilson. PLACE- Mother Seton Regional High Ity Bea Smith Fugue on "We Wish You A Merry ty of well-performed local plays to fill DECEMBER 8, 1996 School. Valley Road, Clark. (Garden Wilson, who also co-wrote the EVENT: Fifth Annual Holiday Gift Fair Staff Writer Christmas." their calendars, but don't have as Theater By Jim Riffel State Parkway exit 135 across from screenplay, plays Dignan, an eternal PLACE: Our Lady ol Sorrows School Some lively and marvelous holi- During intermission, members of many opportunities to add a magnifi- Gymnasium, Academy Street, South Or- Holiday Inn). optimist who has recently been fired ango. NJ TIME: 9am-4pm day sounds erupted from the audi- the audience stayed in their seats, cently produced opera to the schedule. View from his landscaping job and is look- Bob has stolen Ihc car. A while later TIME:10:00am to 4:00pm PRICE: Tho Peppermint Boutique will torium of Burnct Middle School in hardly able to contain themselves Theater-goers definitely should pencil ing for a new career. When Dignan's PRICE: Admission Free. Cafe O.L.S. include over 150 crafters. Union Monday evening when the while awaiting the second part of in time to see Stony Hill Players' By Jacquie McCarthy he tries to get himself and Anthony ORGANIZATION: Mothor Seton Pa friend Anthony is released from a serving lunch. Numerous vendors with all Union Municipal Band presented "Hansel and Grctcl," a light and Associate Editor back into a positive frame of mind. kinds ol gifts. Any questions call rents Guild the program. And it was well worth mental institution, the two decide to "Who's to say Ihnt we need Bob to 201-763-5352 after 6pm its annual Concert of Holiday waiting for, particularly Lcroy touching version of composer become professional thieves. Dignan, haye an adventure?" ORGANIZATION: Our Lady of Sorrows WORKSHOPS Melodies. 1 Anderson's "Sleigh Ride." And Englcbcrt Humpcrdink's opera. Lynn Jahl. The littlest Angels protect School, Caritas Association. who prides himself on his attention to Barry Furrer, standing in for ail- when the band played Peter Tschai- Children of all ages are guaranteed to the two lost siblings, and morning Unlike many of the crash and-burn EDUCATIONAL detail, draws up blueprints and maps ing assistant director Casey Bork, have as much fun at this show as the light finds the pair awakened by the Hollywood blockbusters, this film SATURDAY kowsky's "Waltz of the Flowers" for their first, job, a large Barnes and did an outstanding job of conduct- performers. Dew Fairy, also wonderfully per- relics heavily on dialogue and charac- DECEMBER 7, 1996 from "The Nutcracker," beautifully Noble-type bookstore. Their friend FLEA MARKET EVENT: Can't Face The Day and Not ing about 50 musicians, men and arranged by Mayhcw L. Lake, one Coinciding with a food drive to formed by Robin Bartunek. These ter to keep the audience interested, women alike, who offered an excit- Bob, who is the only one of the three SATURDAY Sure Why? could almost imagine the famous benefit Summit Homeless • Intcrven- scenes are expertly staged, danced and some of the dry comic dialogue is • PlACE:~ThQ Psychoanalytic Cnnlpr oL. -ing-medley- of hotiday-muster- uUllcT'iakli'ig place on thai stage at -tioit •Piugiainigram,; Mwhich shares space- [id :>uu who owns a car, nooks'up as the geta- the best of the year. When Anthony DECEMBER 7, 1998 Northern New Jersey, 769 Northficld EVENT: Big Indoor Flea Market With a strong brass section and cast, who don't have many lines but way driver. talks to his 10-ycar-oId sister Grace, Avenue, #LL2, West Orange, NJ Bumct. The audience appeared with the Players at Oakes Memorial PLACE: Rosello Catholic High School, TIME: 3:00pm to 4:30pm wonderfully sounding reed and ready for an encore on that one. Outreach Center in Summit, the mes- communicate more than words ever she asks why he had a mental break- Raritan Road, Roselle. The robbery, which takes place PRICE:. Free. Come check out your woodwind, with an appropriate could. Of special note is the Goblin, down. "It wasn't a mental breakdown. TIME: 9am-4pm Lennic Nichaus' arrangement of sage of the familiar fairy tale is hun- while the employees arc cleaning up blues ai a free depression screening and drum in the background, the first played impudently by cute Timothy I was just exhausted," he explains. PRICE: Free Admission assessment "Three Moods of Hanukkah," was ger. In. Act 1, Hansel and Grctcl after hours, is' comically brilliant.1 ORGANIZATION: Rosollo Catholic High part of the concert opened with Ryan, who nearly steals a scene from "I low could you be exhausted?" she ORGANIZATION.-' The Psychoanalytic offered once more to both Jewish engage in a playful romp in an attempt Dignan pulls a gun and, in the sedate School .Center of Northern Now Jersey, 769 Edwin Franko Goldman's well- the evil Witch. asks. "You never worked a day in and Gentile audiences; a finetri - to disjract themselves* from ...their 61. Oliver or Rex 26. More modem world of the bookstore, the clerk, Northliold Avenue, LL2. West Orange NJ known "Christmas March." This bute. Regney, Kent, Tpwne and growling tummies. When Mother ACROSS 27. Bolster your life." Anthony feels she thinks SATURDAY 07052 201-736-7600 Speaking of the wicked one, Rec- 62. Emulates Horn Coles reacts calmly, almost as if Dignan was was followed by the "Festival of Jones' "Do You Hear Wnat I'Hear"- arrives home to find their chores 1. Exile island he's a loser and shares his fear with DECEMBER 7, '1996 gan McKcnzic becomes the role 28. Colander's cousin asking where the Biography section Lights," a four-part scries arranged Members of the cast of Stony Hill Players' 'Hansel 5. Raceway gait DOWN 30. Like Jarndyce's Dignan. "So what?" says Dignan. EVENT: Flea Market OTHER and "Snow Bells," arranged by undone, her empty stomach overrides frightfully well. She is hysterically was. "Where's the money?" yells PLACE: Redeemer Lutheran Church, by Emile J. Schillio especially for and Gretel' wait to be transformed into characters from 9. Falstalf's quaff 1. Mild expletive house • SATURDAY John Cacavas, was particularly her patience and she chases her "What has she done wiUi her life 134 Prospect Avenue, Irvington hideous as she goes to great pains to the timeless fairy tale. From left, front: Olivia Calabrese 12. Score 31. Like a quidrTunc . Dignan.. "Oh, ok, urn, let me take you DECEMBER 7, 1996 the Jewish members of the audi- effective. Even more outstanding offspring into tho woods to pick ber- 2. Stentorian that's so great?" Later in the film, TIME: 9 A.M. to 3 P.M. lure the wayward children into her 13. Delhi money 33. Mortgages EVENT: Holiday Boutique ence: "Who Can Retell," "My of Millburn and Timothy Ryan of Berkeley Heights; cen- • -3. Vulgar back to the manager's office, it's right PRICE: Great buys, clothes, jewelery, was Leon Jesscl's "Parade of the ries. Of course they get lost, and their 15. Retired for the night 36. Stralocasters. eg Dignan tries to convince Anthony to PLACE;; Elmora Presbyterian Church, home, with an aria which literally 4. -Wion"(1920 ' this way," says the clerk. The mana- books, housewares. New sample wed- Minorah," "The Rabbi Told Us" Wooden Soldiers," a .marvelous journey back home leaches a lesson ter: Allison Brokaw of Summit; rear, Stefan Wolansky 16. Paul Hogan. eg • 37. "Queen Mary," for take part in another crime by making 980 Magie Avenue, Elizabeth sends chills down the spine. song). ger grabs a tiny bag to stuff the money ding & formal gowns. TIME:9 A.M. to 3 P.M. and "Rock of Ages." of New Providence and Jillian Velasco of Hillside. 18. Be an omen ot one arrangement by Walter Becler. about love and life. 5. Counlyseat of Kerry ' it seem exciting. "It's an adventure," ORGANIZATION: Redeemer Lutheran PRICE: • Free Admission. Exclusively 19: Opponent of AES 39. P'okef holding' in, and Dignan's patience is tried.' Harold'L. Walters' interesting Geralyn Keely as Hansel and Alli- AH performers have lovely operatic 6. Served as king he says. "This one includes dynamite, Church. Tables available for $15. Call handcrafted items, baked goods, photos When the Union Municipal Band 20. On the sale side- "Don't you have any bigger bags, you voipes, complimented by the excel- •7., Sheriff Andy Taylor's 40. Potter's apparatus pole vaulting, laughing gas, motorcy- 3720084 (between 9am and 6pm) or with Santa (10arfi to 2pm), music, lunch arrangement of Serge Prokoficff's played the final Anderson arrange- son Brokaw as Gretel are completely DOUBLE I3RAOON . 21. Tar son '• • • 43. Like a ducks feet idiot?" he yells. The manager, in his 763-3281. available. Russian Christmas music, "Troi- ment of "A Christmas Festival," endearing as the sometimes mis- lent accompaniment of pianist and 23. Competed 45. Watermelon eater's cles and hang gliding." 8. .Typeol towel or 50's and not amused, snaps .back, ORGANIZATION: Elmora Presbyterian ka," from "Lieutenant Kije Suite," combining every wonderful Christ- chievious, sometimes petulant child- Musical Director Steven Yafet and *ri---^ CATERING | > KSTAI 11-iANT 24. ' -frulti wagon discard "Don't call me an idiot, you little All ihc.comcdy in the film is dry, Church was offered. When Alfred Reed's ren. Their interreactions and bantcr- violinist Ellen Yafet. Humperdinck's -.:."/ FOR ALL ..,.,- .. ,, ,, ... - , .„. v .- .,,„ 25. Crazy 9." Hafes 46. Aulhor Mary Mapes jnas song of the holiday, it "seemed punk." Dignan is surprised. "Oh," he What's Going On is a paid directory of score is challenging, ranging from 'S5--S-> OCCASIONS 28. Poet Teasdale 10. Pollux's mother kind of like "Easy Rider" meets early CRAFT arrangement of "Grccnslccvcs" ' as. if the audience was reluctant to ings are natural and funny, and Keely events for non-profit organizations It 29. Network founded in 11. Genesis locale 47. Opened says sincerely, "I'm sorry, do you David Lcttcrman. And, as I men- filled the auditorium, the audience is especially cute as Hansel, clumsy very sad violin strains to rapid, ani- SUNDAY is pre-paid and costs just $20.00 (for 2 leave. "What? That's all?" said a 1926 14. Guaranteed 48. Forum Irock have any bigger bags,, like the ones tioned, if for nothing else .you should appeared entranced. There was a woman in the 10th row. and impetuous as only a lad can be. mated piano. Stojry Hill also has done 32. Adjudicate anew •. 49. Unique DECEMBER 8, 1996 weeks) .tor. Essex County or Union • DINNER BUFFET 15. Blind as •. [2 wds I you put encyclopedias or an atlas in?" sec' third film just for the performance County and just $30.00 for both. Your particularly fine arrangement of Signe Myhrcn as the Mother commu- a iovcly job with scenery and cos- 33. Basis ot a tabloid suit 50. USCs rival EVENT: Holiday Crafts and Bake Sale Not really. The concert, spon- 17. Drizzly notice must be in our Maplewood tumes, both of which are colorful and 34.' Belore king 51. Bypass of Owen C. Wilson. He could easily PLACE: St. Theresa School, 540 Caesar Giovannini's "Silver nicates well the anquish of not know- 22. Final entry in some office (463 Valley Street).by 4:30 P M sored by the Union Recreation 35. Wrong " 52. JFK landers hold his own with Robert DeNiro or Washingtprv Avenue, Kenilworth, NJ Sleigh," by Wayne Robinson, and ing how to obtain food for her child- unique, and the staging is concise and' 1230 MORRIS AVE..UNION lists (2 wds i ' - Dignan clearly doesn't have the TIME: 10am-4pm on. Monday for publication the follow- Department, will be presented 36. Answer, as reporrers 55.. ". . Gang" I Phillip clever. 23. Run the gamut killer instinct to be a career criminal, Jack Nicholson iPhc got the chance. PRICE: Free Admission.. 50/50, gift ba- ing Thursday. Advertisement may the end of the first part of the prog- again on Monday at the Short Hills ren, as well as terror when she realizes questions Roth) 24. Schpdule skets raffles, refreshments available. also be placed at 170 Scotland Road ram was a wonderful rendition of Hansel and Gretel arc lost. Veteran 37. Leave it be1 56. Frequently, to Keats but the theives make a clean break and Trivia Question: What was the ' Mall. This reviewer plans to enjoy "Hansel and Gretel" will continue TEL: (908) 688-5770 OR 688-5980 25. Very angry ORGANIZATION: St. Theresa Home 266 Liberty St., Bloomfield or 1291' the Robert B, Brown Christmas. Stony Hill Player WilliamDembaugh 38. Caddie s item gel a motel room about 50 miles out. of . name of the serious drama Sylvester —Stuyvesant^Ave.,: Union. For more the whole.program alLover. agaia. with "alternating casts through Dec.. School Association. For information call is engaging as the devilishly jaunty 39. Annoy ANSWER TO PREVIOUS PUZZLE- town. The cops are not on their trail, .Stallone wrote and starred in in 1978 908-276-7220. information call 763-9411. 15. Tomorrow and Saturday's shows 40. Kind of penny Father, who takes a break from his but Dignan, fiOW liking the Bonnie which dealt with worker's unions' will begin at 8 p.m., with remaining 41. Bald eagles km and Clyde lifestyle, demands they all bottle of wine to roust up some food Saturday, and Sunday' performances ."2. Actress Jackson struggles and violence? get haircuts to hide their true identi- for his clan. beginning at 2 p.m. Tickets are S15, WANT SMOKEFREE DINING? 43. Highball need Answer: "F.I.S.T." It was his first Take a seat at the arts center Jacquie McCarthy, Editor 44. Crbsshatchos ties. Anthony is against the idea since Some strikingly beautiful scenes S6 for children 12 and under, and non- film after the incredible success of There is a theater seat waiting for you at the Union County Arts Center in ©Worrall Community Newspapers jnc. 1996 AM-Rights Reserved For a FREE COPY of the guide "100% Smokefree 46. Wr.rd with si. or dish he's now in love with ihc chamber- include nightfall in the woods, where perishable food items- are gratefully "Rocky,'" 1976. Railway. It has been utilized by generations of audiences who visited the Old Organizations submitting releases to the entertainment section Dining In New Jersey" listing 500 47. Garb maid, who only speaks. Spanish. And Hansel and Gretel encounter some accepted. For reservations, call (908) 49. _Burnoosp or kimono 1 Rahway Theatre since 192!^— and it needsTixing, with t.he_helpjof a.S.2.5O.gi[t! _Qan.rjnail.c.opy,,tp,1291,Stuyyesant Aye.,.P.O..Box..31 p9, Union,. restaurants, send a self-addressed, Bob;'who drove the'g'ctaway car ,'Ha5 a •New on- video: -"The Search-For- . r •absolutely adorable Forest Creatures-• 464-9716:=<3akerMemorial Ouiresch 50. Oceango.ng initials The theater is undergoing a transformation to a beautiful and glittering per- Business-sized envelope and S2.00 io family, emergency and wants to go Onc-Eycd Jimmy," comedy; "Two New Jersey, 07083. - ••••"' and are sung to sleep by the Sand Center is located at 120 Morris Ave:, 53. Loves Mary forming arts.ccnter that the people of Union County and central New Jersey can help cover postage and handling to: ,hqmc.' "You can't," says Dignan. Deaths," drama. Fairy, wonderfully performed by Summit. (Reagan, trim) be proud of and enjoy. , • 54. Obstacles "We're a gang." < % Dining Guide, HJ GASP 57. Very old A resident of Mountainside, Jim , With your help, every seat in the theater can be"the best seat in the house!" 58. Sudden rush The next day Dignan runs out of the - Riffcl is the author of "The Video For information on how to get involved, call the arts center at (908) 499-8226. 105 Mountain Ave.,SummH, HJ 07901 59. Dart ' room to the parking lot, screams, and ' Detective's Guide to the Top 100 or send your donation and inscription request to UCAC, P. O. Box 775-D, Rah- 30V f OOD 60. Managed NEW JERSEY runs back to Anthony, to tell hiin.thal Films of All Time." way, NJ 07065. SHJSHKEBOB CHINESE RESTAURANT GASP S~cf/nuin. Hunan & Hong Kong Style Group Against Smoking Pollution. 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'•'•' v." . , Call WORRALL COMMUNITY NEWSPAPERS Laura Beck at Union Leader, kenilworth Leader, Roselle Park Leader, Summit Observer, Springfield (908) 686^7700 x349/^J Proudly present Leader, Mountainside Echo., Elizabeth Gazette, Roselle Spectator, Rahway Progress, Clark Eagle, Hillside Leader, Linden Leader for details ^#1 DINING REVliEW Fred Miller's Decembers, 1996 Primo's By Douglas William IVIetz chicken parts cooked with Saffron Staff Correspondent Rice,- is a delicious Mediterranean A 'prirrto' blend of continental cuisines If you're looking for a fine version of New Orleans jambalaya, dining experience that's not too though not nearly as hot. PRIMOS much of a draw on the wallet, Pri- Primo's offers a wide variety of SPANISH mo's is the place to be. Low light- chicken, beef, veal and seafood RESTAURANT ing and romantic Italian music entrees. Live lobsters are priced compliment the arabesque decor __accofding to size, jmdjhe 100 gal- but it •isTnVTbod that keeps d lon lobster tank also provides RSVPEARLYTO coming back. amusement to children as you enjoy COCKTAIL LOUNGE JBEST RESERVE YOUR SEAT! The concept .of Primo's, accord- a cocktail from the bar. Most appe- ing to the menu, was created by tizers are priced under $7 and iAFtl_Y' BIRD 4j% $095 MonFri three first generation American entrees between $12 and $20. DINNER 10 0 ti' 7pm 1 cousins whose origins are from While there is no children's Spain. Having brought their origi- RESERVE YOUR HOLIDAY PARTIES NOW!: menu per say, Primo's is amicable nal Spanish recipes to their new SUNDAY, DECEMBER 22,1996 • 2 P.M. to families with children who are home, the Montes Family has com- Friday Night Dinner Buffet not adventurous enough for the bined the best of both worlds. Pri- adult menu, coming up with chick- All You Can Eat GETHSEMANE GARDENS MAUSOLEUM mos serves a wide variety of dishes en fingers and french fries at a Shrimp w/Gariic Sauce • Quesidillas • Cold Seafood featuring a blend of Mediterranean, Station • Clams • Musssls • FisJi Francaua • Chicken moment's notice. HOLLYWOOD MEMORIAL PARK Spanish and American cuisines. Scampi • Salad Bar • Dessert Station and More : DINNER FOR 2V '•.-.•> Primo's also features a-, lunch Photo By Milton MIIU A fine opener is the shrimp cock- express buffet and a full lunch 85 1500 STU YVES ANT AYE., UNION N. J. tail, or Cocktail de Camarones, Primo's, located at 2258 Morris Ave. in Union, features Sunday Brunch Buffet menu served Monday through Fri- the finest in continental cuisine. For reservations and LUNCH BUFFET'S • nmtrMMut with generous servings of rock •12* M1YOUUHEAT 1 day between noon and three. The information, contact the restaurant at (908) 686-1200. Not valUwttiuiy other specials \ "...A beautiful part of Christmas & remembering our loved ones." shrimp served with a not too spicy Al Yob Can Eat 1 Urinded Uroas CHANGES DALY lunch selection features an assort- Cmdews • AaSes • fwdi Joas J oroffm^EipimUWOft dipping sauce. table by the window, as they are the tact the restaurant at (908) NCLUDtS: Mustpri*nt«op«t>;-' > - The Boccardo Family ment of appetizers, soups, and 10HOTOi3f€S-SWDS'SOUPS best seats in the house. priwto wasting dad^'. •' J There isn't a carnivore around entrees to supplement the dinner 686-1200. StwglitarittlPU • "A lovely program - very moving." - Mary Riether who wouldn't appreciate the Bistec menu, which is available at all- Primo's Is located at 2258 Mor- ris Ave. In Union. Reservations dc Solomillo, a very tender cut of limes. This column is intended to 2258 MORRIS AVENUE • UNION "The program was beautiful, the music inspirational in a lovely setting. are accepted and take-out orders •"broiled Filet Mignon. inform our readers about (908)686-1200 « If you're looking to steer away The service was outstanding. If can be faxed for convenient pick Perfect for the season." - Sharon Patel - ' up. For further Information, con- dining opportunities in the area OPEN 7 DAYS • MAJOR CREDIT CARDS ACCEPTED from red meal, the Arroz con Polio, you have the opportunity request a Refreshments will be served after the concert Please RSVP before Dec. 18, 1996 • 908-688-4300 DINING CWkihn WORRALL NEWSPAPERS WORRALL NEWSPAPERS THURSDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1996 — PAGE B7 PAGE B6 — THURSDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1996 Jennifer Kanluka and Harriet Jerqulst. "Ins Theater at Kean College of New The finale Includes an exciting contem- Jersey, Union. porary "Gloria," "We Wish You A Merry OPERA The Yiddish words are not literal ART SHOWS Christmas" and finally the Inspirational STONY HILL PLAYERS are present- translations, but adaptations which rely PERMUTATIONS 2, an exhibit ol alco- "Silent Night," sung In German and Ing thef timeless fairy taJe, "Hansel and on Gilbert and Sullivan's music, and hol ink paintings and Interactive col- English. Gretel," In Its sumptuous operatic set- lages by Florence Weisz, will be on ting by Engelbert Humperdjnck at the Out preserve the originals while overlaying Out For further Information, call (908) display In the Kent Place Gallery Oakes Memorial Outreach* Center in a Jewish sensibility on the satires of 756-2468, •through tomorrow. Summit. The -opera is directed, by the elite 19th century British society. Nathalie Yafet, with musical direction Stateworks/Summlt productions. Also bum, New Jersey, as the second pre- and.Sundays at 2 p.m. through Dec. Kurth, Margaret Gerst and Sid Frank. The dialogue is in English and the lyr- Gfid compositions are the common Affairs, Division of Parks and Community Presbyterian Church of KEAN COLLEGE CHOIR, under the HOLIDAY by Steven Yafet and produced by Jay in the Stageworks/Summit tradition, "A sentation of the 1996-97 season. Star- 22. "Dreamglrl," not to be confused This is a free performance and is ics of the songs are In Yiddish. denominator In' the various media of Recreation. Mountainside, Deer Path and Meeting direction of Dr. Carmen Sclalla, will JAZZ Gaffney. Christmas Carol" builds on the ancient ring Gavin Macleod, Ullane Montevec- with the musical, is about young Geor- open to all. The Donald B. Palmer A section will be reserved for bene- Weisz's art. Her exhibition Includes a- For Information about the Union House Lane, Mountainside. Admission present several concerts In New Show dates are Sunday, Dec. 14 gina Allerton and her daily1 trials and tri- MUSIC CONCERT AND JAZZ BANDS of tradition of storytelling bards: the atmo- chl, Anne Rogers, Richard White and Museum Is located at 66 Mountain factors for $50; sponsors, $36, and series of new alcohol-based ink painl- County Teen Arts Program, contact to the show is free. Jersey throughout the month of Kean College will present their annual and 15 at 2 p.m. and Friday and Satur- bulations. GATEWAY TO THE SLAVIC SOUL, sphere Is closer to sitting around a Glory Crampton as 'Glgi,' the produc- Ave., Springfield. For further informa- patrons, $25. General seating mini- . ings on paper. Weisz has.also pre- the Union County Office of Cultural and Sponsored by the Gemini Group of December. winter Band Concert on Wednesday at day at 8 p.m. Tickets are $15, $6 for Tickets are $8 and $6 for seniors choral works by Slavic composers campflre with a cold log closing than to tion tuns through December 15. Based tion, call (908) 376-4930: mum price will be a donation of $15. pared two new interactive collages Heritage Affairs, 24-52 Rahway Ave., Westfield, a widely deverse group of .8 p.m. In the College's WllkinsJheatra. age 12 and under. Non-perishable and students. To make reservations, The first concert takes place on Sun- from the middle ages to the present will sitting In a theatre. Third, the voice of on the Academy Award-winning Tickets can be purchased In advance similar to her other exhibited works, Elizabeth, (906) 558-2550. TDD users local residents will put their senses of The program is free and open to mem- food donations are requested to bene- call (908) 355-0077. day at 4 p.m. at Trinity Episcopal be presented by Summit Chorale on fit the Summit Homeless Intervention Charles Dickens is one ol New motion picture, from the novel by Col- THE PIRATES OF PENZANCE will be at Kean College Box Office at (908) and invites gallery visitors to create call (800) 852-7899. . . humor and.talents on the line In a bers of the College and general public. Church, 650 Rahway Ave, Wood- Saturday at 8 p.m. In Crescent Avenue Musical selections from the Concert Program. For reservations, call (908) Jersey's finest actors, Brian Dowd, ette, "Glgi" tells the romantic story of FRANKS WITH RELISH, plays by Sid presented b,y The Gilbert and Sullivan 527-2088, from a local Hada9sah their own grid compositions by choos- 10-sketch comedy workshop that also SCULPTURE FROM NJ, PART TWO bridge. The second concert is sche- Presbyterian Church, 716 Watchung Band, conducted by Bob Yurochko of 464-7716. who has twice been named to the Star- one young girl learning about life and Frank, will be presented at the Donald Ught Opera Co. of Long Island, N.Y., In chapter, or from Anita Fox (908) ing among the small square abstract features standup comics. is on display at New Jersey Center for duled for Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the Col- Ave., Plainfield, and on Sunday at 4 Kean's Music Department, will feature Ledger's best actor list. love In turrtof-the-century Paris. The B. Palmer Museum of the Springfield the Yiddish-English musical comedy,. 354-6311, Ruth Robert, (908) images provided. Subjects tackled include a holiday Visual Arts in the Palmer Gallery lege's,East Campus. Seasonal works p.m. in Morrow Memorial Methodist both original band compositions and Performances take place at The show features a classic score which Library on Dec. 15 at 1:30 p.m. . "Dl Yam Gazlonin," a Yiddish adapta-' 351-1279, Martha Kalish.. (908) The Kent Place Gallery is located on edition of To Tell The Truth," "Bay through Jan. s) Works by eight estab- as well as the Vivaldi "Gloria" will be Church, 600 Ridgewood Road, orchestral Inscriptions for band. The PLAYS Hyde and Watson Theatre, Kent Place spawned the treasured songs, Thank The six One-act plays were all writ- tlon of the Gilbert and Sullivan Light 355-3316 or Florence Isaacman, (908) the campus of Kent Place School, 42 Watch," baseball, a phony psychic, Bill music represents the Baroque period lished and emerging New Jersey featured at both concerts, which a|e Maplewood. A> CHRISTMAS CAROL is presented School, 42 Norwood Ave., Summit. ten by Springfield resident Sid Frank. Opera. Sponsored by the Elizabeth 353-2357. Norwood Ave., Summit. The gallery is with Vivaldi arid Includes modern com- Heaven for Little Girls," The Night artists will be featured. and Hillary Clinton, a dull knife sales- free to the public. Highlighting the program will Te by Stageworks/Summit, adapted by posers such as Sousa'-*nd Hoist. General admission Is $8, students and They Invented Champagne" and "I The performers will Include Murray and and Hillside chapters of Hadassah, the open Monday through Friday from 9 person, an amateur bank robber, a leo n Robert Pridham and starring Brian ln^f\rnrtrntinn n unriotv nf fminH anH foi further informattenr-oaH- Douw Efitoni? Arvo re-'$7, Qwwp-dwoowto- I will ba stagad Dae. 1Sln Wilk- a.m. to A p.m. or by appointment with ture on pleasing a husbana 1950s The Jazz T3and, airecteu cy Dowd Saturday at 8 p.m. and Sunday fabricated elements, each sculpture Music Department at (908) 527 2107, Part, one of the best known contepor- available. For information, call (908) Paper Mill Playhouse Is completely the gallery director. The telephone style, and the nation's only completely : Fusco, also of the Music Department, at 4 p.m. Or just start exercising;.. conveys its own message. New Jersey UNION MUNICIPAL BAND will pre- ary composers in eastern Europe. The 273-9383. accessible to Individuals with disabili- number is (908) 273-0900. honest senatorial candidate. will offer mainstream or modem styles artists featured include Nancy Cohen mystical work is written for strings, The production promises plenty of ties. A sign-interpreted performance ™ii GREG BISHOP For further information, call Scott sent a second performance of its annu- which showcase the' improvisational MIXED MEDIA EXHIBIT consisting of of Jersey City, Willie Cole of Newark, organ and large and small choruses. - the thrills, chills and edge-of-'your-seat GIGI is being performed at the Paper for the hearing impaired will be per- Coffey at (908) 654-1054. al holiday concert Monday at the Short talents of many Kean College Certified Personal Trainer photographs and paintings by a Jersey Richard Dobra of Westfield, Betty moments that are hallmarks of Mill Playhouse, Brookside Drive, Mill- formed tomorrow at 8 p.m. Perfor- students. 908461-0164 City husband/wife artistic team, based McGeehan of Chatham. Carol Rosen mances are Wednesday through Sun- \ Boing To The Movies? The Concert Band and Choir will ' on the theme of the Bosntarv-War, has of Califon, Janet Taylor Pickett of perform at the Woodbridge Center Mall day at 8 p.m., with matinees on Thurs- m • Individualized . opened at Union County College's Montclair, Tyler Smith of Hoboken and • bn Dec. 12 from 5:30 - 6:30 p.m. For days at 2 p.m. and Saturdays and A training ^^ ' programs ; * Tomasula Art Gallery, Mackay Library, Elaine Lorenz of Cliffside Park. Jjirther information, contact trie Music Sculpture From NJ' Sundays at 3 p.m. Tickets range from Cranlord Campus. The show is on dis- r\ • FREE evaluation* < Docented tours are available by Department at (908) 527-2107/2108. $31. to $46, and $10 student tickets j Call 686-9898 -J ^ • CPR certified \ play through Wednesday. appointment; receptions, discussions may be available fifteen minutes prior * and enter a tour iligit selection number below *• ^* • In Home Training ' "Black Fruit: Works from Their continues at NJCVA and exhibitions are free and open to KIDS to -curtain. Visa and MasterCard are •••••»•••••»••••+•»•»• Travels in Bosnia, 1993-1996," the • to hear the movie times at these theatres'. the public. Gallery hours are Monday - THE UNION COUNTY ARTS CEN- Continuing its commitment to New ablc.by appointment; receptions, dis- accepted. For tickets and information, show's theme, features photographs- Friday, noon - 4 p.m., Thursday even- TER will'present a series of plays for Jersey talent, New Jersey Center for cussions and exhibitions arc free and call (201) 376-4343. For groups of 20 and.paintings by Pershing and Ms. ings from 7 - 9 p.m. and weekends children. These 75-m(nute musicals, Visual Arts is featuring Par! Two of" open to the public. or more, call (201) 379-3636, ext. 3171 CINEPLEX ODION CRANFORD VICTIM OF Schifrin, who dodged death to record from 2 - 4 p.m. The Center is located at airperformed on Sundays at 2 p.m., the exhibition "Sculpture From New 2438. . 25 North Avenue • CRANFORD , DOMESTIC VIOLENCE Gallery hours arc Monday - Friday, HELP IS AVAILABLE the distressed lives of the Bosnian 68 Elm St. in Summit. are produced In conjunction with the • Jersey" in the Palmer Gallery through 3173 LINDEN FIVEPLEX CINEMAS people. Ghostly survivors, buildings, American Family Theater of Philadel- Jan. 5. Works by eight established and noon - 4 p.m., Thursday evening from ARE YOU AWARE SANS COLOR, an exhibition of char- DREAMGIRL by Elmer Rice is being 400 North Wood Avenue • LINDEN and sometimes the remains of thoso coal works by S. Altyn Schaeffer will phia. Aimed at children of all ages and emerging New Jersey artists will be 7 - 9 p.m. and weekends from 2 - 4 presented by the Elizabeth Playhouse OFTHE SERVICES 3175 who did not survive, are images cap- be on display in the Members' Gallery their families, this year's season featured. A panel discussion with the p.m. on Fridays and Saturdays at 7:30 p.m. NEW PARK CINEMA IN YOUR COMMUNITY ' tured by the artists during several trips of the New Jersey Center for Visual includes classic fairy tales, a special artists will be held today from 7:30- 9 23 West Westfield Avenue • ROSELLE PARK 24 HOUR HOTLINE through Bosnia, Serbia, and Croatia Arts Sunday - Jan. 8. An opening holiday show, and a new musical ver- p.m. as part of NJCVA's "Just About 3177 CINEPLEX ODEON UNION THEATRE 908-355-HELP sion of The Diary of Anne Frank." over the past three years. reception will be held Sunday from 2 - 5 Art" discussion scries. 990 Stuyvesant Avenue • UNION ALL CALLS WILL BE Remaining shows are: Those interested in further informa- p.m.. Reception and exhibilion(s) are Incorporating a variety of found CONFIDENTIAL • "Babes In Toyland," Dec. 15. NEW LASER WHITENING 3179 LOST PICTURE SHOW tion should call the Tomasulo Art Gal- free and open to the public. and fabricated elements, each sculp- FOR INFORMATION lery at 709-7155 and leave a message. • "Anne Frank: A Voice Heard" Feb 2395 Springfield Avenue • UNION Permanent collections of his works ture conveys its own message. Artist CALL 908-355-1995 Gallery hours are from 1 to 4 p.m., from 23. . • " ' FOR TEETH. 3181 GENERAL CINEMA BLUE STAR include Continental Airlines Arena, Nancy Cohen of Jersey City makes 6 to 9 p.m. on Mondays through Thurs- • The Wizard of Oz," March 23.. East Rutherford; Monmouth Park references to human experiences and 1701-65 Route 22 West • WATCHUNG days and from 1 to- 4 p.-.m. on • "Pinocchio," April 27. Racetrack, Oceanport; NJ Sports and All tickets may be ordered with Visa relationships "in her sculpture "Cou- WHITENS MOST 3183 RIALTO THEATRE Satuidays. ••••••••••• Expo Authority, East Rutherford and or Mastercard by calling the box office ple," constructed of objects rich in TEtTH 3 TO 5 250 East Broad Street • WESTFIELD MUSEUM DISPLAY, artwork by Chirv cultural and symbolic meaning. "The SHADES. New Jersey Transit. Next'month, his at (908) 499-8226, or in person at the 3185 SONY THEATRES ese artist Sun Jiaming will.be featured works will be featured at Swain Galle- Union County Arts Center, 1601 Irving elements function like a cast of char- 1 • Rt. 2? East • MOUNTAINSIDE Has that machine been sittinR in i in the Donald B. Palmer Museum of the ries of Plainfield as part of a holiday •Babes in Toyland, Union. County Arts Center's holiday offering for children, will be pre- St., Rahway. acters in an (unwritten) play," says • TREATS TOUGH • the comer collecting dust? W Springfield Free Public Library through group exhibition^ •,, ' sented' at.2- p.m on Dec. 15. ., . • • .,...-. Cohen, who composed her piece from STAINS LIKE: Dec. 12. ' plaster, metal, glass, wood putty and Have your kids learned more on ^ NJCVA is located at 68 E.lm St. in TOBACCO • Jhe.WQrk.on. dispi.axjnihe Palrner _ LECTURES ..wan, As if,Eo.aung.in..s.pacx,!h.cpiccc., Up To Five Summit. Gallery hours are-Monday - Hills-Mall at 7;4Sp.m.Admission to the, Also.to be.pe.rformed is the motet, "Ave the computer than you have? yf JOST ABOUT' 'ART, the ongoing Selections — w- Has the boss told you to get up to W Museum. is mostly of an abstract, concert is free. Maria" by Igor Stravinsky, a portion of is suspended from.the ceiling by a , TETRACYCLINE. Friday, 12 - 4 p.m.; Saturday - Sunday, CONCERTS Thursday night forum of informal talks PerCall! ^r .sped on this new software or it's •A- . nature. Sun brings.us into a special This year's concert will be con- the "Choir Concerto" by Alfred single cord. "Groups naturally stand 2 - 4 p.m., and Thursday evenings, LOU RAWLS, who Is known as The and discussions with artists and cura- ^i your job? A atmosphere of "his" mountains, into • Schniftke, works by Leontovich and for human groups," added Cohen. . MOST CASES NEED '7:30 - 9 p.m. For more information, call' Voice," will sing in two evening perfor- ducted by Casey Boric, assistant direc- tors at the New Jersey Center for Vis- the landscapes of his spiritual world.. latsinevich, and a setting of Psalm 58 Working in essential materials, JUST ONE VISIT. •^ We can help. For in home oneon- ^ (908) 273-9121. mances presented by the Union Coun- tor of the band. The program will open ual .Arts, will feature the following, one'tulorthg. call us at " The Donald B. Palmer Museum is . by Garyth Nair. Willie Cole of Newark created "Bread ty Arts Center, in sponsorship with with Edwin Franko Goldman's popular programs: located in the Springfield Free Public PAINT AND SCULPTUREbVoil paint- Babies" completely from flour, water, Comcast Cablevision, -on Saturday. ' "Christmas March," followed by Emile Tickets for the concert at $15, $10 Today Brite Moviesource er Hirolomb Eguchi and glass sculptor Library at 66 Mountain Ave. The for seniors and students/are available salt and yeast, allowing for their his- Brooke Gardiner will be exhibited at Ticket pricesrtor the 7-.30 p.m. per- Schillo's "Festival of Lights Selection," Slide presentation and panel discus- A Special Feature Of fn/osource museum is open Monday, Wednesday at the door or from Chorale members. sion with artists from the Center's torical appearance. Creating a "new [SMILED the Donald Palmer Museum of the formance are- $35 /or the Orchestra/ including segments entitled "Who Can TOOTH WHI'tMNG • and Thursday 10 a.m. to 8:30.p.m.; For more information, call (201) "Sculpture From New Jersey" mythology," he. ensures their authen- Springfield Public Library from Dec. 14 Loge and $20 for the Orchestra/ Retell," "My Minorah," "The Rabbi Told 1111 ' Tuesday, Friday and Saturday 10 a.m. 762-8486. - exhibition. tic appeal. "I have totaljy changed thai Jan. 22. There will be a reception Mezzanine. For the 10 p.m. show, fea- Us' and "Rock of Ages. The spirited CALLS ARE FREEL' within your lftcdl railing .ir.a. Out nf ,ire.i calls will ix-blHrd as long distance by to 4:30 p.m. and Sunday from 1 to 3:30 Dec 12 everything (in time) arid .nobody your telephone company. ittfoas>wm 1% a service of Worr*JI Community Newspaper;, inc. turing a special Meet andGreet, tickets Three Moods of Hanukkah" by Lennie ANNUAL HANUKKAH CON- p.m. on Dec. 14 in the museum from 1:30 to Slide presentation by sculptor Betty would ever know the truth," says .Cole are $50, Orchestra/Loge tickets are Nichaus and John Cacavas' arrange- CERT, sponsored by the Israeli ANNUAL MEMBER SHOW, spon- 4:30 p.m. McGeehan. of his sculptures. "I sometimes think $35 and Orchestra/Mezzanine tickets ment of "Do You Hear What I Hear/ Festival of Union will take place on ROGER AMES, DDS sored by the Millbum and Short Hills Hirotomo Eguchi's paintings use hot The programs are free and open to of it as archaeological ethnographic are $20. Call the box office at (908) Snow Bells" will complete the program: Sunday beginning at 2 p.m. in the 2 1 68 MILLBURN AVE. •MAPLEWOOD, N.J. Arts Center, will take place at the color combinations in worV that is fig- the public. Hours are 7:30 to 9 p.m. Data." 499-8226 for futher information. For further information, call Leonard The Center is located ar68 Elm St. In Renee Foosaner Art Gallery at the urative in a somewhat pnmitye vision- Burnet Middle School Auditorium Other NJ artists who,will be fea- Galiley at (908) 277-3433. Summit. For further information, call 201-763-0808 Paper Mill Playhouse through Dec. 15, ary manner. His paintings possess a The UCAC is centrally located in located on Caldwell Avenue, just tured include Richard Dobra of West- whimsical individual sensibility that downtown Rahway. Parking is avail- [off Morris Avenue in Union. .The (908) 273-9121. coinciding with the run of "Gig.". : THE CONCORD SINGERS, led by Field; Betty Mcgechan of Chatham; Admission to the gallery is Iree and stands outside of western or eastern able in secure, free municipal parking conductor Michael Sanflippo, will pre- featured entertainers are singer Carol Rosen. of.Califon; Janet Taylor FULLY CERTIFIED TO USE THE EXCLUSIVE BRITESMILE SYSTEM PUBLIC NOTICE open to the public, one hour prior to art tradition. Brooke Gardiner's flame- lots a few feet Irom the theatre or take sent their winter concert, "Magnificat," Hal Jeffrin and clarinetist Paul Pin- Pickett of Monclair, Tyler Smith of on Dec. 14. The concert features the. performances through intermission worked glass sculpt-'e s -ade of bor- the NJ TRANSIT train- to the Rahway _cus. Tickets are only $8 each if MUSEUMS Hoboken and Elaine I_x>renz of Clifr Statian, which Is two blocks Irom the women's chows and tfrw premiere of The Union County Utilities Authority arid Fridays from noon to 3 p.m. Per- osilicate glass lorrec *••- a gas and purchased in advance, and will be SWEDISH CHRISTMAS will be cele-. fside Park. Docented tours are avail- oxygen (orch. UCAC. Valet parking will be available the winner of the 20th anniversary sold for $10 each at the door on brated.at The Miller Cory House formances are Wednesday through Choral Composition Competition. All Sunday at 8 p.m.. with matinees on The Donald Pas-sr V-jseum is for the concert.. the day of the show. Museum on Sunday from 2 to 5 p.m.' (UCUA) will conduct its interested'women can call Debbie Queens of Har- Handel work. Church in Clark. This season's show and St. Lucy buns are just a few of the Higbee favors seascapes and land- the works of Kat Block of „•/• mony contest winners, and The Milk- • will feaiure the sacred and secular foods that will be prepared. scape and is also a sculptor. He has The concert, which is always per- ,.Gail Smiler Steinberg o( Etf so- ar-1 men," 1995 & 1996-second place Met- music of Christmas performed with a Admission to the museum is $2 for been an active participant in Union's formed with a professional orchestra, Stephen D'Amato of Cranfor-i. ro Division Champions. medieval flair. Reminscent of the New "adults and 50 cents for students. Child- • VITAMIN FACTORY Festival on the Green for several is presented free of charge to the publ- York Revels, the Gtariite Chorale will The hospital is located at 150 New Tickets cost $10 in advance, $i2at ren under 6 are free. On Dec. 15, the Vitamin C1000 w/RH icx* Selenium 100 meg 10* years. ic. However, a free will offering is taken present: a program of hearty and fes- 209 Providence Road., Mountainside'. The . the door. Special rates are available for museum will feature a traditional Engl- rWfl.*4.49 329 R»g.*2.M... on The gallery is opert during library during the performance. A fund raising tive music also involving audience par- * exhibit is open to the public from 8:30 . seniors, students and groups. Tickets ish Chirstmas. The Christmas, spirit ' Chromium flcolnate 200 moo, hours: Monday, Wednesday and- campaign throughout the business and ticipation. For more information, call B Complex "150" so* gg a.m. to 8:30 p.m. Visitors may use the may be purchased from any Jerseyaire continues with the arrival of the "Bel- 100* FUo-$a«_ Thursday — 9 a.m. to 9 p.m., Tuesday residential community is underway to (908) 885-1120 or (201) 667-9575. rUg. $7.99 i - .559 hospital's ambulance entrance. The member or at Music Staff, 102 Quimby offset the cost of the production. shickel" on Dec. 22. He will be throwing Wednesday, December 11,1996 . andfriday — 9 a.rru to 6 p.m. and oh - ANNUAL COMMUNITY MESSIAH- ^ cartlc w/cintpo Biloba

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AFTER AW, isSc BoTg wnh grcav ap\omb, barring a who ihc Borg is and why Picard a 10-sketch comedy workshop that Docs the crew save the planet? All ^ MEED (201)763-9411 few nightmares reliving the experi- would want to stand, against them. also features standup comics. Sub- I'll say is, in the end, the aliens des- • TREE ence now and again. For the unini- Even diehard fans will wonder why jects tackjed include a holiday edition tined for first contact rriake the-qnjy... tiated, the Borg arc an army of for- the Borg is suddenly attacking an . of "To Tell the Truth,""Bay Watch," METROPOLITAN PLANT logical choice. merly sentient automatons ruled by Earth colony. Admittedly a Trckkie baseball, a phony psychic, Bill and DIRIATORY EXCHANGE CHRISTMAS TR££S one mind, a queen who wants to and familiar with the history which -. I liked this filjfi for the same reason Hillary Clinton, a dull knife salesper- 471 MI'. PLEASANT AVENUE WEST ORANGE "rescue" imperfect Jiumanoids by . leads.up to this storyline, I found the heard, repeatedly from other, fellow son, an amateur bank robber, a lecture CUT YOUR OWN assimilating them into literal killing causc-and-effect relationship between fans — "It was better than the first on pleasing a husband 1950s style, 736-0049 machines — essential parts of the ana- events and Picard's reactions loo con- one." The future of ST-NG movies, and the nation's only completely hon- LAKC.EST SELECTION OF Large Selections Up to lOFt. est senatorial candidate. Two standup FRESll-Ctrr TREES IN THE tomy are replaced with metal organs, venient, too quick, factors which however, may depend upon taking the AREA Kids will love the farm animals! and personality becomes a fond mem- could be attributed to jumping into the Enterprise crew 10 the final frontier— comics will also perform. Choose from: to deal with the inimitable "Q." Trek- ory. 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Scotch Pine on drinking, professional artist. malo. 5'8", and 185 pounds. whito, professional male Look- male. 5'9'. and 190 pounds, and looking for proforably hot- Abounding with beauHfitl Douglas Fir and Blue Spruce or Noble Fir SHALE HILLS FARM am-vOfy_antnrltnfP1_ahd work Looking for a black nr wfiito tn- ing (nr n ninpin whiln ff>m,->lA • orosoxual peop'o into massag- l.nnhlnp Inr n Ri nr fiay mnlfll.nl -John Ruppi a native of Mountainside. 1 2-3 timos a woek Like out- malo for fnondship and maybo to 37. who is easy going and a any ago or raco.'lor friendship. os: All calls will bo answer* just waiting to becut by you. Decker Rd., Sussex, NJ—_ •SPECIAL $24.99 mi w.igmi nr xirs, movies, quiot ovenings. moro. 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Even more unexpected mountains, into the landscapes of his Divorcod 41 yoar old malo and • ARE YOU THE ONE? about 150 pounds. Havo brown is 5'5* or "tailor, a non smokor, comedy absolutely free, with no com- 2NO GRADE TEACHER father ot two. Enjoy Iho out- 29 yr old, singlo wtillo malo. hair and bluo eyes. MIV negative social drinkor. in shape. Want; CHRISTMAS TREES spiritual world. Painting on soft thin, 1 (Beemer Church Rd.Jtfo to second crossroad make right Jiaming will be featured in the Donald was his desire to return to the very i yoar old novor marnod. at- doors, sports, walking, music, 63". 220 lbs Sooking a full fig- and hoalthy. Looking lor a sin- somoono lor fnondship and mercial breaks, no monthly cable NICASTRO & SONS B. Palmer Museum of the Springfield area where he had suffered to paint rice paper or thick raw canvasses, the dCjive.. slim, potito, outgoing and moro. Looking for an attrac- urod singlo lomalo ot any raco . core, discreet, gay whito1 malo companionship to sharo mov- turn onto Route 635 (Flaherty .Rd) go'6 tenths mile jmalo. Sooking an outgoing, tit tive woman, 30 to 39, tor friend- and ago. who lives in tho Essox ago 40 to 55. who has tho samo ios. shows, olc. I am a 6'2*. 49 charges, no cover charges and no Hanc-ox Avenue, Niitley $1.00 OFF WITH THIS AD artist uses transparent and semi- iwish male, 33 lo 42, who is a ship first. BOX 11689 county nroa Enjoy dining oul. quatitios. Wanl a caring friend- yr ok». 0 litilo stocky, gqpd look oh I Iaggerty make First left turn onto Decker Rd. Go Free Public Library through Dec 12. the mountains in whose shadows he minimum?" • an smoker, good humored, long walks, movies, sporting ship, loading to a possiblo. long mg. single whrto proloesionoi. Christmas Trees (Across Iroin NJ Transit) Choose & We Cut. Free Sun's parents, his mother one of . had toiled and to leach new young stu- transparent, sand paints and even vos sports, doosn't woar a tou- HONEST A LOYAL MALE ovents. olc. Want a long lorm torm relationship. SOX 14263 Enjoy many things. BOX 39149 in 1 /4 mile to Farm on left. •" Professional 44 year old white netting for easy Ininsporl poc ond has a positive sell im- relationship BOX 107BQ The Gemini Group was founded by K few physicians in China trained in dents. In 1989, he was invited to Paris Chinese soy sauce to create the depth malo. 6', and 175 pounds For further information call: 201-875-5684 or 875-8171 POINSETTIAS ago BOX 10786 UNION COUNTY MAN MALE WANTED111 DcccinhcrWcckciKls9-.l:.1O Hoalthy, fit, and a non smokor • BEING TOGETHER 43 year old.'bi white profession- Looking lor a thealor ond rnovta Westfield residents Scott Coffey and western ways, and his father, the as one of only three visiting profes- and textures exhibited. SIGNIFICANT OTHER FRESH CUT TREES Enjoy travolmg, music, tennis, Nevor marno%, childless white al.^" 10* and weigh 165 pounds. partner who is 40" somothmg * Hillside Avc, & River Rcl: Chatham . Chairman of the Mathematics Depart- sors from Asia, to teach in the Art and The Donald B. Palmer Museum is • 18 yr old Attractrvo singto Jewish - and more Looking for a mean- malo. 3?. 5*9". 185. lbs with a I am hoallhy, a non smoker and and fun. I liko to go to off-brood Allison Jacob, and by Rupp as a vehi- profossHjnal fomalo. 5'4" and 108 ingful relationship with a wom- husky build. I am clean cut, non modorato drinker. Looking (or a way shows, oil-beat cinema cle tq give area residents an actiye.for.- Home of New Jersey GFand Champion WREATHS (7inin.-friim.Shim IlilK ment at the University of Beijing, Design University. The Parisian art located in the Springfield'Free Public lbs. I am financially and emotion- an. 37 to 45. who is fil. attrac-. ..smoker.-college'-graduate, con- discreet friendship with a bi or new wave music and New York raised him in an atmosphere of both community was enthralled by his Library at 66 Mountain Ave. The ally independent. chikJioss and a live, sincere and lun to bo with sidoralo ond open minded. gay while male, age 40 to 55. city... BOX 10680 um through which to test and develop rjjnnSQ, CUT CHRISTMAS TREES - GRAVE BLANKETS non smokor. Sooking a trim, sin- BOX 11780 Soeking a.lomalo wtio is hon- Want someone who is sincere, glo white maki, 40 to 55, who is a LETS ENJOY WEEKENDS DIXIEDALE FARM Chinese and Western cultures. During huge sized ink drawings of moun- Museum is open Monday, Wednes- osl. canng and lun. Enjoy spec- honest and not confused! BOX their talents. "This is a fun organiza- rton smokor. and dnjg-troe, lor a YOU ARE SPECIAL... 54 year old. single, slim whilo THOUSANDS OF TREES Christmas 661-T5.89 661-3528 tator and participation sports, Looking for a mature lemaio. 45 15783 ^__^ the "cultural revolution", when Chair- tains, mountaias men and old trees. day and Thursday 10 a.m. to 8:30 long term relationship. Essex movios, good music, outdoors, malo, smokor. Looking lor a tion," says Goffey, "although during to 52. who socks the company SEVERAL VARIETIES . county. BOX 14603 etc BOX 10763 LIVINGSTON AREA MALE younger, singJo whito fomalo; WE DELIVER . ol a woll built mato I'm n sm- 201-635-2097 man Mao started a revolution against p.m.; Tuesday, Friday and-Saturday ' Prolcs6ional malo, 5*11", 48, who is also slim, with a cor. Liko the rehearsal process, some people FROM 3 TO 16 FEET ZEST FOR LIFE coro. spontaneous, profession- SHY AND QUIET to go to Iho beach, mall and intellectuals, Sun was forced to work The work on display in the Palmer 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and SundayTrom ittradivo. active, slim, 41 yrold. 165 pounds, bi curious. Looking would call jt'a 'dysorganization'. We al malo who onjoys quiol times' Oivofcod whito malo in my mid divorced white professional to- for a relationship with a similar camping trips, (or a permanent ANY SIZE $30.00 and making a woman lool spe- 40 r,. 5'6\ with a good hoari. En- A on farms with his mother and his Museum is of a more abstract nature 1 to 3:30 p.m. The artwork can also be mato. Havo many*intorests. malo. Enjoy tennis, downhill ski- friondship. Would like to sharr don't want'to play around with orga- cial. BOX 11792 joy movios. comody. sports, and (Cash Only) Missing that special mgrodiont. ing, and moro. Must bo discreet. oxponses... BOX 12781 Sponsored . A \ father were imprisoned. Although a than his earlier work. The bold, sooty enjoyed from a pleasant table while more 11 you'ro intorosted, nization politics. We don't wnat to Sooking a romantic, good hoart- FAMILY ORIENTED BOX 13773 WEEKENDS 10 AM-4 PM 45 yoar old, 6'3" divorcod white ploaso loavo me a messago by: / - \ . difficult period in his life, his work in black ink brush strokes traverse the enjoying coffee and(baked goods'in' od. professional whito male DISCREET ENCOUNTERS apply for grants or develop and track male Looking for a singlo or di- BOX 11816 BOX 15387 Professional. 28 year old His- 4* Dec. 7,8;14,15;2I,22 the mountain region during this per- huge canvasses and are at once the Museum's Music Box Cafe, vorcod whito fomalo who is budgets. All we want to is have fun Choose & Cut From Our SENSUAL MOMENTS panic malo. 5'8\ 230 pounds. LOVELIFEIM faithful, attractive, aflectionalo. Strong, sensual young malo Looking lor discreet oncountors. HONEY RUN $P iod greatly influenced his art. cnrJrmously seductive to the eye? and which is open Saturday from 11 a.m. Vory attractivo 45 year old sin- and warm hoartod tor friendship producing live local theater." Thousands of Trees Including.... looking tor an oldor, maturo wilh a Hispanic. Asian, or whito gle black professional woman, and moro, I'm down 10 oarth, After Mao's death, Sun surprised evocative to the mind. Sun brings us to 3:30 p.m. and on Sunday from 1 to woman Enjoy quiot timos, can- male who is drug and disoaso Calt 1-900-786-2400 CHRISTMAS TREE FARM Douglas Fir • Norway Spruce • White Pine 5'5" and 140 pounds. "Looking romanlic. honost and carmq dlelight, wtne. and moro BOX froo Serious replies only BOX "From the start," says Jacob, "what into a special atmosphere of "his" 3:30 p.m. for a honost and sincere smglo BOX 12605 $1.99/mln, 'TWO MILES SOUTH Free Bailing his family by studying fine arts at the 12731 13979 „_ malo. 45 and ovor, who enjoys - LETS MEET SOON,,. we thought.we would do is leave the TOUCH OF CLASS? • OF NEWTON, NJ frfo too. Enjoy trie art^ mo tfio- ,*. LOOKTNd TOR LOVE " "••"" LETS HOOK-UP! 34 yoar old, 5Tl0' wnglo. white Divorcod whito malo. 37, 57'. iitro. movios. skiing, and moro. AttrSctivo 40 yoar old novor Gay whilo malo soeking anoth- Jowish male. Enjoy dining out. revivals of former Broadway plays to ON ROUTE 94 "" Wyckoff's Tree Farm 160 lbs. I am romantic, Italian BOX 38901 marnod whito malo, 5'9". and or malo lor occasional fun, dis- good looking father-of ono dancing, swimming, quiot to- the ' area's established .theatrical 185 pounds with a solid build. croot got togethors, Lot's chat OPEN DAILY SEARCHING FOR YOU daughtor. Enjoy comedy clubs, mantic timos, and moro. Look 201-948-4157 I'm outgoing, tunny, and oasy soon. BOX 10689 CHRISTMAS 20 yoar old black fomalo. 5'4 1/ ing for a single whito lomalo, 24 groups. They are uniformly excellent, dining out, movios, sporting going Enjoy sports, movios. Directions: I 80 Exit 31B Route 519 (Mile Marker 39) Belvidere, NJ 2*. and heavy sot Enjoy quiet to 37, with similar interests New ovonts. otc Soeking a smglo or music, dining out, tho outdoors, LETS HANG OUT! onto Rt. 15 North to Lafayette. evenings, talking, and long Jersey woa only. No smokoi and much, better equipped to take on drvorcod white female^e to 35, parks, malls, museums, and 6*3". 18Q Ib. good looking malo walks m tho park Sooking a ploaso BOX 15343 loll on Rt. 94 South.to Newton, swho is pelito and atlractive more. Looking lor nt n yf)tI wnijig are unuhte to forward tcritten light right to Myrtle 1/4 mile lo Commerce Drive. Pkwy. bo with Enjoy tong walks, mov- BRING THIS Classified In-Column - Monday, December 30, 1996,' 3 P.M. © typo of relationship Ago is not liko to know diort* about mo," ios, rood trips and moro Look- LETS TALK SOON... " »., 330 Rahway Ave., ' North./ Exit 136 St light left to Centennial, 3rd light light important BOX 36750 ploaso loavo mo a messnqo 25-yoar old while malo, 6T inection* 91)0* provider i Mon. - Sat! 8am-9pm AMERICAN LEGION POST 258 Kill have 'Aft IN FOR Public Notice Advertising - Monday, December 30,' 1996, 12 Noon ing tor a single whito malo who BOX 38714 Adranced Telecom Service* E l tl J lo Myrtle. is also looking for a long torm brown hair and oyos Soeking ' LOT 3574 1094 Toyota 2 dr vln #: refreshments available and provide tree shaking THE BEST OF TIMES an oldor Gay while malo in iho Bnyne. l'4 19087. tdcerti* JT2WL45U2R01BOO71 relationship Non smokors HAPPY HALLOWEEN Sun. - 9am-7pm $2.00 OFF What's Going On - Friday, December 27, 1996, 4 P.M. 40 year old divorced whito malo. Essox County aroa. for tun and er* retrieve nil their menage Llanor: Thunder Auto Body. 1085 E. and baling services (for donations) on Weekends ploaso BOX12813 6'2*. and 190 pounds. Looking Handsome nnd athletic build oncounlors. BOX 37899 left by mpnndent* once El for a special woman who is (tt. black malo Looking for an nd- Free Hayrides (Weekends Only) EACH TREE. Our offices will be closed Wednesday, January 1, 1997 and will reopen Thursday, LOOKING FOR A FRIEND Weekly, completely fr/e of ^|Si 4 * vh*f attractivo, dynamic, responsible vonturous, line, frooky, and un- LETS GO OUT FOR FUN rhitrg*. When you retpond to Open 9 AM - Close 4 PM 19 yoar old full figurod. smglo and has common sonso. Enjoy 201-667-0991 .OPEN FRIDAY, SATURDAY* SUNDAY January 2, 1997 at 9 A.M. mhibilod black lomalo lor son- 36 yoar old Gay whito malo a (onnertiarf ad, ytmr phone . 643 South Av... btack female looking for a sin- sports, looiball. long walks, sous times to sppnd tho 6'3\ 190 lbs Looking for some- bill will reflect a charge uf From Friday, November 30lh until glo block malo. 19 to 24. for beaches, parks, quiol times, Qarwood, NJ holidays with BOX 39420 opo to go out with for drinks, fun J/.VVper minute. An average (908) 459-4048 2 Commerce Drive, Cranford, New Jersey 070161 and more. BOX 37326 Sunday, December 22nd tnondship only. Enjoy video and to laugh wilh BOX 38893 .1 minute call ru*t» £5.97. . 1097 at 2:00 games, music, bowling, pool NEED A COMPANION ""$5.00 OFF" We would like to take this opportunity to.say Thank You. It's been another busy year, LAST CALL, LADIES) f'.imnectlant d brought to you C^k^.Rd.:.»illn. NJ 08830 and mom. BOX 13644 Rocontty divorcod hardworking; PHYSICALLY FIT MALE by Worrall Community Sew*- 3883 1086 Honda 2 dr vln#: Located at 21 Frontage Road' Blalrstown, NJ and we wantio thank you, our advertisers and readers for your support this year. Good looking mid 30's Renais- malo onjoys dining out, tho Essox or Morris County II you paper* and Advanced Tele ANY FRESH CUT JUST CALL ME UP! sance malo Witly. tunny, shoro, quiet nights at homo, nnd onjoy running, biking or com Servtcrn. To change 01 J (Off ML Herman Road at 1-80 overpass) Best wishes to you and yours! 19 yoar old Chnstian and attrac- charming, and intelligent If moro Looking for a lomato. 40 hiking if you f.ko to run and en- renew your nd or for ruttom CHRISTMAS TREE tive. 58" female Socking a you'ro interested in learning to 50, for friendship and u pos- joy being caught ovon moro er ter'vice, call I-800-247' SENSED* BONDED } WITH THIS COUJPQN\ Chnstian malo. T9-23. 5*8' and more, ploaso leavo mo a mos- olblo long lorm relationship call mo I am Q maJo lato 3os I2H7 from '>nm . 5pm Won AUCTIONEERS APPRAISERS up BOX 38914 sago BOX 14948 80X39155 6'and 170 lbs BOX 39556 ' day through Friday. December5, 12. 1906 U2324 WCN (S35.70) UNION COUNTY CLASSIFIED THURSDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1996 — PAGE B11 PAGE BJO — THURSDAY, DGCEMSER 5, 1956' UNION COUNTY CLASSIFIED

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ENTERTAINMENT rors, rugs, drapes, refrigerator, washer, dryer, , CARPENTRY lighting, altorarions, and now developments. freozer, airconditionors, household goods, pa- DECKS TELECOMMUNICATION OPENINGS Professional Disc Jockey Service License Number 7288. Fully Insured. lio furniture, office, and computer equipment, ED SEGOTTA. Carpenter. Bathrooms, Kitch- Technicians needed immediately lor Rosiden- • -IMPROVE YOUR Home with Gil." Docks. No Job Too Small. skis, dothing, lots morel Friday only- numbers ens, Decks, Home Remodeling, Renovations. CLASSIFIED tial Installation and Repair In the Allontown, PA Your Safo Sound Environment Source Basements. Wo will boat any legitimate compe- Colobratmg over 41 Years of at 8AM. No job to small. Free Estimates, Fully Insured. titor's price. 908-964-8364. 908-563-0398 1-800-870-0398 area. Prior installation experience a must. 908-634-8406. Truck. provided. Top wagos, ovortimo and Rock & Roll MOVING SALE. Upright deop-freoze,$100; YOUR AD could appear here for as little ai UMON cowrr SPECIALS perdiem. Long term. Holidays, vacation, modi- Call: Karon or Gary Kerstein Sharp mlcrowavo with cart. $150; entortain- JOE DOMAN $14.00 per week. Call for more details. Our cal, life and disability insurance, and 40IK DRAIN/SEWER CLEANING ..wo*- • Sp7nj««<3 leade 201-379-0476 ment cabinet, $130. Twin matiress wilh frame, • 908-686-3824 friendly classified department would be happy available. Call OSP Consultants olher various household items. Call ur\ tp UNION COUNTY SEWER & DRAIN to help you. Call 1-800-564-8911. 1-800-444-1400, ask for Harry White or fax • WHAT TIME does the movie start? Call 201-669-2509. day/ evenings before 9:00pm. -DECKS Comptat* Plumbing, 3«w«r & Drain Sarvlc* ! resumes to 800-877-6078 (or immodiato con- 00 t-rfv • Vis«*e Spectator 908-686-9898 oxl. 3175. 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' RATES helpful hints, inventory sheet and Rain various colors. Perfect for contractors, painters DRIVEWAYS SALES HOURS C>rctT -.taumaf 'Beflevilte Post newborn. Pat and Jim 1-800-472-8330. - ,917-965-1404. We deliver: Don Antonelll Drlvaway* - Parking Lots ;>o wmilr; oi innn $ 14 oopor Insertion ful. Very pleasant working conditions'. Call NEW AND REPAIR lrnng*?n HetaW • Vailsburg Leader WOLFF TANNING beds, tan at homo. Buy 'Coat Sealing 9:00 AM - 5 PM Jessica at 908-709-0200, oxt 137. E RICA KANE what eyAou up to? Find oull Call ROYAL LINOLEUM & RUG CO. Aildilimini lOwciilr! $>l ()() pnr Insertion direct and savel Commercial - home units Irom 'Concrete Sidewalk . NO JOB TOO SMALL The IndepernJent Press o) Btoomfield 908-686-9898, oxj__K50. Infosource is a 24 TELEPHONE CALLERS, Part Time. Mornings $199.00. Low monthly paymentsl Froe new "All Typo Curbings After Hours Call I Hnplny I l.ilo'; $r'U 00 pnr column Inch hour a day tolephjWFInformation son/ice. Calls Famous Br*rxt Carpets ECONOMY CLASS and weekends- for American Hoart Association, color catalog. Call today, 1-8O0-842-1305. •Paving Blocks FREE ESTIMATES are free withlr^four local calling area. Armstrong • Mohawk - Amtlco FREE ESTIMATES FULLY INSURED I'l'nliart llftlnr; Avallnhlo Millbum. Salary plus bonuses. No telemarket- Mannlngion • Congoltum - Tarkstt 908-686-9898. WURLfTZER ORGAN with bench. Walnut fin- CALL: 201-761-5427 ing experience necessary. 201-376-1366. FREE INSTALLATION • H«vi Floor Sl»a HUml l»i<\ Niunhoi $U' 00 pm Itmortion DEADLINES g DAD/ full time mom will pro- ish. Swing and program rythym, orchestra, lotal 908-245-6162 908-241-3827 20 words $5.00 or $9.00 combo itemS for R.ady For FREE ESTIMATE. Shop at horn*. Sel&ction » 8100 Fde newborn bright future, boundless love, tone modulation, etc. Excellent condition. Great N TRAVEL AC ""allection, attention. Large loving extended FINANCING V ' • \ I Business Directory 4 PM Thursday, sale under $100.00 One item per ad price Christmas giftl $1,850, negotiable. family. Easy to talk to. Karen/ Rich. 201-748-4808. MC BEHIND ON bills? Get immediate relief Froe 24 HOUR TRAVEL HOTLINE seeks exper- .VISA 908-964-4127 Get Luchy Display - Space reservation 5 PM Friday must appear." • 1-800-627-3754. . . debt management/ consolidation. Reduced . lanced corporate agents (Apollo preferred). YOUNG MAN'S 6-piece Bedroom Set. Tradi- payments. Lower interest. Stop collodion calls. ADDRESS Ad Copy 12 noon Monday Nights/ weekends required. Top pay plus tional style brass and ceramic handles, large Restore credit. Non-profit bonded CCCI Toll bonus and benefits. Located in Sattlebrook, NJ. CARPET CLEANING In-column 3 PM Tuesday LOST & FOUND dresser with mirror, small dresser, desk with top free 1 -888-455-2227. . OlavJflml Fax resume or call .Ms. Whitman at book-case, swivol chair- Windsor style. Excel- RICHARD G. McGEGHAN MAIL'S FOUND. GERMAN Shepherd mix puppy, 7 AUTOS FOR SALE 20T-587-1363 extension 208. Fax lent condition. $350.00. 1-908-964-8643. SCASHS IMMEDIATE $$ for structured settle- WorraJI month old female. Rosello. Reclaim/adopt. Call •Vt AS\*& 201-587-1399. ments and deferrod insurance daims. J.G. Roselle/ Linden Animal Shelter, Range Road. f»O Hox l!.d Residential & Commercial Wentworth 1-800-3B6-3S82. ADJUSTMENTS TRAVEL CONSULTANT ' 908-474-8541. GARAGE SALE Carpata & Floor* M;)plfjw<)()'(l, N.I 0/0-10 20 words -10 weeks $24.00 or $37.00 Commercial agency accepting applications lor •Shampoo •Stripped DEBT CONSOLIDATION Free. Cut monthly Adjustments: We make every effort to avoid RETURN MY Marine green men's lined Duster UNION. 2739 LINWOOO Road, (off Liberty multiple positions due to expanded business. •Cleaned •Buff payments up to 30-50%. Reduce interest, slop combo no copy changes raincoat. Exchanged at EconoCleaners. Main Avenue). Saturday, December 7th, 9am-3pm. •Wax mistakes in your qlassified advertisement. Please Need experienced, lull time, hard working •Steam collection calls. Avoid bankruptcy. Freo confi- Street, West Orange after November 14th, Antiques, furniture, sideboard, washstand. OtiK.fr-. whom ads iuin l>«> plm-w) i agents (or corporate travel. Apollo prelerred. 908-688-7151 dential help. NCCS Non-profit, licensed/ check your ad each time it appears, should an error Williams 201-325-1610. bookcase, desk, cut glass, china, books, re- Minimum one year experience required. Call: "For thai panonal touch' bonded. 1-800-955-0412. • occur please notify the classified department within cords, dothes. tools, miscellaneous. DEBT CONSOLIDATION. Cut monthly-pay- ESSEX COUNTY seven days of publication. Worrall Community • MTS Travel ments up to 30-50%. Reduce interest. Stop CLEANING SERVICE 4(»;i Viilloy StM>«>t. i CHARGE IT Newspapers, Inc.. shall not be liable for errors or DREAM MACHINES BlOOtrtfleld 201-338-4000 WANTED TO BUY collection calls. Avoid bankruptcy. Froe confi-' CLEANING SERVICES dential help. NCCS Non-profit, licensed/ 1 /() Scotlcilui Mortti. •U .• omissions in cost of actual space occupied by item WS • WAfTER/ WAITRESS. Part time. Experience MISCELLANEOUS AAA LIONEL, American Flyer. Ives and other House, Office, Condo, Apartment, etc. cleaning bonded. 1-800-955-0412. • - fc • prelerred. Apply in person: Jahn's Restaurant. trains and old toys. Collector pays highest cash with :•(•(•> 1 itxnly Stiwt. Hkv/n ;n which error or or omissions occurred. We can not Photo of your car plus 20 words Satisfaction guaranteed GOLD CARD Bank said "no"? Make them say o 0*'/ K,/ "•.'• 945 Stuyvesant Avenue, Union. prices. 1-800-464-4671, 201-829-1006. Best Ratesl Reliable" b<3 .be.W liable for failure, for any cause, to insert an .4 weeks-$40.00 "yes"l American Freedom Association (Non- |t^ - WHEN REPLYING -ALL TRAINS Wantedl Lionel, Flyer, Marx and Scheduled to meet your needs. ... Bargains profit organization) otfera helping hand to those . *i Worrall Community Newspapers. Inc. reserves Free Estimates UNION COUNTY Call now 1-800-564-8911 MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE other model trains. Any age, condition, amount. who need credit cards. Guaranteed results. 5N> tight to reject, revise or reclassify any ^ TO A I Pay Top Dollar! Turn your used trains into IRONING SERVICE Free information 1-800-449-3039. Fee. . l.'SM Stiiywsanl Av«s L'• AIR CONDITIONER (lor window), Fredricks cash. 908-271-5124. - - -. i 808-355-2854 at any time. ' UNION COUNTY . Energy Saver, efficiency rate 13.-$200.00 or ...in the NEED CASH? Have an annuity or structured CLASSIFIED BOX NUMBER 0 J MAINTENANCE - Residential and office settlement? We purchase them and pay fast. best olfer. Call 201-73&-2590.- ANTIQUES BOUGHT. Dining Rooms, bed- cleaning; window cleaning; floor waxing. Fully rooms, oriental rugs, Paintings, sterling, porce- Dependable. Oldest in business. Call Settle- please address envelope to: AMERICAN GIRL Doll Clothes by Karen. insured. References provided. Free estimates. ment CaDital 1-800-959-0006. lin .figures, crystal, old and interesting items,' Call 908-964-8136. Classified! HELP WANTED Original handcrafted: Cresses, coats, night etc: Classic-Antiques, 908-233-7667. HELP WANTED HELP WANTED gowns, underwear, sweater sets, shoes, socks. For appointment 201-992-4453. HELP PARALEGAL SPECIALIST . RECEPTIONIST/SWITCHBOARD BOX NUMBER YOUR AD couM appear hero for as little as Tdwnsnfp or UrikSri, UafSartrtVanrof" Public' t\*M par week. CaUloc mota details.-Our. . ."Wfttlla. <»J' Urn*, li aarategal specialist or valid certificate as a olfce. . CAMERAS BOUGHT. Highest prices for qual- Certified Legal Assistant, computer and excel- WORK AT home. Part time $500 to $1.500 per ARCADE GAMES, pinball, video skeeball, ity cameras. No movie, Polaroid or Kodaks. Will ; We are seeking an individual with a pleasant jukes and more. New and reconditioned. Fully travel. Call 908-964-7661. mnnf», na".ti"». =wv*i» SJ «nt organizational sltilfs. month'. Full time $2,000 to $8,000 per month. demeanor to greet customers, answer phonas • warranted. Buy-Sell-Trade, Party rentals avail-. • -^Training provided. 908-935-3186: • •• • Recycling-Industrial Accounts Serviced WORRALL NEWSPAPERS r>jfas include preparation of cases lor legal and assist in varied lunctions of a busy office. able. The Fun House 609-371-9444. aaron. crvnintl law proceedings and trial, Me.. High school diploma and a minimum of 1 year MAX WEINSTEIN SONS, INC. experience answering a multi-line phorra sys- BED (LOFT Bed), twin size, white formica !.• • .. \*J -«wi-,: H- . i —ar:erarce and other relevant work. EMPLOYMENT WANTED "^ finish, includes drawers and space savers. HONEST WEIGHTS-BEST PRICES. : : tem and typing skill of 40 wpm required. »K-: n: ." to ' AFFORDABLE LIVE-in Nanny/ Au Pair. Legal Excellent condition. $500.00 of best olfor. Call Always Buying Scrap Metals y zsre • Uorrs Avenoe; Union. 8.30AM-430PM. Appli- BUNK BEDS. %olid wood, never used, in the t'M, - -c- ?86 ^231)93 wTS. . . caions must be submitted by December 16, Attention: Administration ARE YOU looking (of a kind, reliable woman to box. Cost $350. Sell $135, cash. Call 908-686-8236/Since 1919 1996. • •• . • 201-812-8349. . r; r.vrr jwriairrn. atiist z.tz*rt*rizt z P.O. Box 3155 ' esiro lor the sick or your children? Excellent ic::::v ~r> :- -r-\z Union, NJ O70B3-1955 nciutimx uri n-*- Sarj'fiay. Call references. Call 201-677-0517. COMPUTER SOFTWARE: Quark Express ;i V 211 U?naieiT»n Servr^oj. ITII EOE Dining room, pine. Table, 6 2""' '12 3S3i -j&aiw Sar--3prr. PARTS DEPARTMENT, individual wilh axcel- 3 3.2 (CD Power Mac/ Mac)', $550. Adobe rrin'OttJimLmii' •impmvir lent computer skills needed for the parts • •'•'' CARING NURSE with car will take care ol the chairs, hutch, server. Excellent z&s. arc •*£'•*. -«;;ui:."n : 1 RECEPTIONIST. FINE Arts Graphics seeks - «|d»rly. Shopping, doctor's appointments, light Illustrator 6.0 (Mac with Drawtools), $275. -r.\l. •£..'• ~- *r .- .•> i-.—*_•-, - 11AI1M ' 'iE£I^O ty 2 boy», ages 11 and 9, in department. Must be accurate, reliable and a r\i - " rex :ti Tif tto/iBr»J* feme after tchool; 3-7PM enthusiastic individual to handle multiple rgujwkaeping, etc. 90S-754-8979. Airbrush Vega-2000 dual action/ bottom feed PETS ..r-rar • nr.;rrr sell-starter. Excellent company berietits and phones lines. Requires: Customer service atti- with Createx colors, $125. Call Marc. condition. V/Ln AWAY t! 1 »*t»C»/» References needed. competiiive salary lor individual with Initiative S irr: li '•WISJIJWI* *iiJ* r^r r on Oplici. 908-245-0900. resume 10 201-676-4488. DISHES. FIESTAWARE. Service for 8 plus IF YOU need a houseeleanercalhme. I will give' Enclose Check CASHIER. PART Time. Exceilen; working con- various" serving pieces. •'/> price, $250.00,. ~-~ 5-s-ess O"ce $ee " rry Suburban Taxi company Is looking g (201) 673-9177 • YEAR ROUND POSITION^ ENTERTAINMENT CENTER/ book shelves, BLOOMFIELD COLLEGE Springfield home. 201-379-6106. ever-gs.- TELEPHONE. 467 Frank:,n S:reet/ for Full/' Part time Drivers. Good • DAYS EVENINGS AND .PORTUGUESE HOUSEKEEPER/ nanny, will solid oak, 3-pieces, 6'X6\ Matching end tables/ NAME come to your home. Cleaning and babysitting, glass paneled tops. Best offer. Call INSTRUCTIONS B:oon!,ei(!. MJ 07003 Equipment/ Good Pay. WEEKENDS AA/EQE CLERICAL/ PART TIME Hurry! weekly or daily. Call after 5:00pm, 201-275-0325, leave message. • MEDICAL BENEFITS 908-353-8335 or 908-969-0430. Small fnendly office took.ng 'or so^-eoie 3 . 201-763-0008 II you are 18 years or older with a neat ADDRESS days/week to handle dwe-Si'ied denca: djies. ~- • Classes Starting ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT appearance and have access to a reliable ESTATE SALE COMPUTERS ARE The Future. Are You There Expenenced in Windows, M.croSc- Exce arc EARN $2,000* monthlyl Easy $S/Huge profits means of transportation, then join us in tak- Yet? Need help? Call Scolt, the Computer J 863 Peach Tree Road, Union ZIP PART TIME Microsoft Word a MUST. Se.-.d -esur-.e :o: by giving away 20 minutes of Free long ing inventory at one of our Union, Somerset STAND OUT Tutor. 201-731-4403. MS-Windows (3.1/95). ~~" ~ Soon Friday, Saturday 10am-4pm CITY. Blu* Blade Stool, P.O. Box 40, Kanilworth distance. Need to rjave home phone. No and Hudson County locations! MS-Vyorks. World-Wide Web. Lotus-123. MS- - Does your ad need a little more attention? You (off of Morris Avoniw) >?• s"j-:e' !o Susy learning comer. Wordper- NJ 07033 or Fax: 908-272-B2S2. Mo Calls experience necessary. Call 1-800-334-2638. 2333" Moms Ave. Union. NJ 07083 EOE Word. OnLine Services. Quicken. Many More! vr; " a-c Wndowsamjsl Some bookkeep- Day & Evening Classes can creat Ad-Impact by using larger type. French Provincial dining room set. mahogany pltaf. • . CALL BIGHT NOW: 9Q8-686-5968 This Type size is... bedroom, crystal chandelier; sectional sola, ". '/^s: be aole to juggle multiple tasks. HAIR SYTUST. Great opportunity 10 grow with Courses Available YOUR AO could appear here for as little as Irench arm chairs, marble-top cocktail tables, -~iz>h AM ar^l PM hours. Fax resume lo: CUSTOMER SERVICE/ Sales, ty. irr-.e. U-.o- Maplewood salon. Looking to update and move $14.00 per week. Call for more details. Our MEMORY lamps, German dinnnerware. (12), crystal, Write your ad in the spaces below and mail to. J'.--:--2-2'E8 o- call 201-564-9552. ask lor wholesaler seeks exper^-oekn> Nor>«r^n,^. nccm» potential. 1-800-513-4343, Extension 1 Guitarist. Over 25 years experience Beginners vj-% ' ya,- soa'e tic. Great pay. Free environment. Benefits. For irr-^c a:e co's s- B-2301. Call for details. "Financial Aid Available ForThose WtaHfrraHfv ' FREE Informaiion! 14 Point FISH TANK, 55 gallon: flourejCBhtliotKj, hea- •*:> '- ^a ••500-632-8007, 24 hours, (lee). ter stand, filters and assorted equipment. Call through advanced. All ages welcome. eration, fax resume witf- sala'/ •f^^zv. :o 908-810-8424. 908-686-4656. after 5:00pm, 201-705-9657. UNION COUNTY :"\~ON EXPERIENCED Truck Drivers. CALL :•••: :i -jM- SC Down's.80 all miles. Owner- CUSTOMER SERVICE. Insurar-ce ,age'c/ 686-9898 FURNITURE (INFANT furniture). Perfect con- m ...... V... :.•: - ss.:s e.-.: B rronns. Avg. 10.000* miles.' needs energetic individuat !or bjsy C-s^rr-er Worrall Community Newspapers, Inc 18 Point dition, only 3 years old- Cnb, mattress, chang- CLASSIFIED ••'V" Oc""pa^y Drivers. New Equipment. Service Department. Fufl.time. Co^a-'.e- tr-.y, and enter a four digit ing table, armoire, rocker. $1,000. Call Do-It-Yourself Ideas •e Pay oenefits. Call New Apple typing and telephone experience -ec^'eo. selection number below! 201-989-0550. A Reader Sfl-vice Frnm Ymir Nrws|Kipi'r • 1-800-843-33B4 Ma- P.O. Box 158, Maplewood, N.J. 07040 Please call: Human Resources 908-687-4882. GIRL'S BEDROOM Set, white French Provin- 8-5p.m. Central. Calll ext 237.. Add impact by using larger type - ask our Classified Representative for the type you cial. 6-drawer dresser with mirror, v3-drawer EMPLOYMENT would like lor your ad. dresser with hutch, night table, desk and chair. jpft For low cost peopla-to-people advertising get Good condition. $400. Call 908-964-7287 alter into the Classified Pages. Call 1-800-564-8911. 6PM. WHERE TO LOOK 1. 2. CLINICAL FOR A JOB BURNOUT? .... i 1400 Classifieds 5. 6 7. 8...... This is a CireatiOpportunity for Healthcare Professionals 1401 Classifieds Plus and Counselors Who Value Their Independence 1402 Situation Wanted Ads and Desire a Six-Figure Income. 1403 Placement Services We can deliver over four million 1404 Non-Traditional 9. ..„ 10 11 12. •-'., • ;: ii.ii MI nii ;nul opci ICMCC lo help sol. c one ol Anicr icii ^ hiMcM- Searches pairs of these for only $299! i ••:'''• s'l-j^il prt>hlctn^ - llic Innj: term L",IIC crisis. NEGOTIATING THE riiASTYOL'RKYiiSONTHIS! 13. 14 15. 16 ;."i: ii'nv in huild a icw;irdin>! iiuirkclini; c.irccr in the t;ipull;. SSIFIED AD LINE Sunshine Quilts Icint C Lite Instinmcc industry. S;i!cs opcticucc i^ nni rcijtiircil JOB OFFER tor only $299 you can place a classified ad lhat will appear in M.ilini: .1 i]"lll iiMcilly !.*<•« a Iwavy I' lull iKiininy, All Mm need'is u desire In be helpful ;HKI the t JF i \ c 112 daily and weekly newspapers in New Jersey. Your ad will come IK; .IIKI rucrpy. hu IIK'^V Ct^ltl niin.1 ni'l < : "l.n'.ir jirolvssiniKil ni;irkctiiij! icam. You c;in lc;irn .inorc sihoin 1410 Salary * 1 19 20. lace to lace wilh 4.2 million readers! That's a COM of less than $2.65 py Mlol l'« l>"hl'i I V» • Sc» 17. '••;-:\' i'ppuiiiiinu h\ itilcridini! cuir Nc'A Directions SiMiuiuir 1411 Perks & Benefits per newspaper, or hV per 1.000 readers. Call today for all the details: ;enev IIICM- pn>jr* IN I.HI be in.nlc -.vilh il"- CALL iliiilul J4 papc |iiiukh<«>l l'»» ""I i'.ilt 1412 Rejection, you can learn from it ' mil icmpLim jir|intlnikil. .il""l-" »'»> " NKW DIRECTIONS SEMINAft K .mil alike "li fiimlmif »"«' 'I 22 . 23 24. 1413 References 21. December 13, 19?6 SumhliwQullltlNii ANIIJHi •tln.50 8-686-9898 1414 Giving Your WORRALL 10:00- 11:30 AM Employer Notice COMMUNITY Strip Uullh In a Hurry (No ANIlM, $10,511 800-564-8911 25. 26. 27 28. In reserve your space, call: tm m Your Commurriry^r tor NEWSPAPERS TERSELECTION #8100 ihp A sctul w/ LIK-IV l>> n.unr. .ukltL-s\ .mil lln U-nilH Kr»lurr< nurnf ol lht-> nt»>p»[*r (201)597-0022 Infosource i* noun voTcEiwoWfATioM itnvKt New Jersey Press Association Statewide Classified Advertising Network (SCAN| r.O. BM.ipr 31 32. ;^'"KaWyour advertisement and your Visa or Mastercard ready V»n Nu>v CA 11409 ,ii»l lumllmp 29. 30. AccessCare, Inc. (609) 406-0600. fax (609) 40fr0300. e-mail NJPressOAOLcom tlWr>fln8wer the questions you are asked in a clear voice. A PublK S«Vc* of ILT1 Or call (800) 82-U-BII.I) ^ 293 fciionhower Parkway. Livingston NJ WORRAU. COMMUNITY NEWSPAPERS THURSDAY. DECEMBER 5, 1996 — PAGE B13 UNION COUNTY CLASSIFIED UNION COUNTY CLASSIFIED PAGE B12 — THURSDAY, DECEMBER?5, 1996 APARTMENT TO RENT LAND FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE TREE EXPERTS FUEL OIL HEALTH & FITNESS HOME IMPROVEMENTS PAINTING RESUMES UNION, 1 BEDROOM,. Irving room, dining COASTAL NORTH CAROLINA Waterfront, FREE copy of Home Preview". See hundreds BOYLE TREE SURQERY CO. Programs offer help room, kitchen, first floor of 2 family, refrigerator, water access homesites on protected Inland of homes for sale in Monmouth, Ocean and FORECAST HEATING & Air Conditioning. DRINKING WATER: TREATMENT: N.I. HOME Improvement!. All carpentry re- GREGORY ZALTSSHTEIN Painter: Exterior/ RENTAL Resumes laundry, air, parking. Near center. Utilities Waterways as low as $17,900. Free brochures. Middlesex counties. Call Preisto (908) Home Heating Oil. Cash On Delivery. Tank pairs, floors, vinyl tiles, doors, wallcovering Interior. Plaster and sheetrocWng. Fully in- ESTABLISHED 1922 induded. No pets. Available January 1«t. No Coastal Marketing and Development Com- 918-1000 touch star 6050, leave name, insurance available. Call for our Low Prices! Do you want to Improve the quality ol thawater sheotrock, plastering, stairs, columns, ma- sured, references. An jobs guaranteed. Free Interested In starting a new career? Want to 1 TREE & STUMP REMOVAL fee. $750. 908-964-8864. ' panv. 1-800-482-0806. address. . st* 908-561 •'(524. Edison. New Jersey. your family drinks? Use a Patented Water sonry, remodeling bathrooms, basements, at- estimate. 201-373-9438. change |obs? See u. for typesetting your tics, rolaclng cabinets, palntlno Call PRUNING to renovate homes Treatment System. For more information about -Ait real Mtato advertised herein Is v return*. UNION. CHARMING 1-bedroom apartment. YOUR AD could appear here for as little as GOVERNMENT FORECLOSED homes tor how simple it is to install and use. and how it 201-374-6790. .. Most homeowners arc unaware thai subject to the Federal Fair Housing Act, TREE SURGERY IN sidewalks and masonry work, bath- 2nd Moor: living room, eat-in kitchen, doseu. $14.00 per week. Can for more details. Our pennies on $1. Delinquent tax, repo's REO's. • GUTTERS/LEADERS improves.the taste and quality of your tap water, HOUSE PAINTING which make* K Illegal to advertise ahy Your area. Toll free 1-800-898-9778 extension PAINTING. AND Decorating. Interior exterior Maple Composition ALL ITS BRANCHES regardless of their income, there arc Attic storage, parking, heat and water supplied. friendly classified department would be happy call rooms and kitchens, electrical and prafirthe*, limitation, or discrimination H-7953 current listings. ALL GUTTERS Cleaned. Repaired and In- Powerwash, paper hanging, carpentry dry INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR Union No pets. $750 monthly plus secunty. No lee. to help you. CaJI 1-800-564-8911. 463 Valley Street federal, state and local programs thai baud on race, color, religion, am, handi- stalled, $35 and up. Fully Insured. Senior wall, now and repairs, bathrooms, windows Fully Insured 90B-9M-9358 plumbing, new roofs, gutters, and Call 908-964-5660. E R Enterprises 908.-220.6123 Maplewood cap, lamlllal atatua, or national origin, or GOVERNMENT FORECLOSED homes for Citizens discount. Call Walter 90B-245-5534. kitchens, basements. 908-668-8134. Free Estimates will help them repair and remodel downspouts. pennies on $1. Delinquent tax, repo's REO's. Rear of News-Record Bldg. WCOO STACK Tree Service, local tree com- Intention to make any such preference, UNION. ONE bedroom, newly remodeled, MOBILE HOME FOR SALE ' GUTTERS-LEADERS pany An typos'of tree work. Free estimates. their homes. Hmrutlon, or discrimination. semi-furnished. All utdttes included, $500 Your area. Toll free 1-600-218-9000 extension PLAZA HOME IMPROVEMENTS STEVE ROZANSKI Mon., TUBS., Wed. & Fri. 9AM-5PM Consumer Education Research H-7019 current listings. . UNDERGROUND DRAINS HEATING Thursday and other times • Senior Citizen discount. Immediate service. Government at all levels recognizes "We will not knowingly accept any ad- monthly with one months, security. Ava;!ab'e AVENEL. 1 BEDROOM, wall to wall carpeting. Siding/ Windows/ Roofing Insured. Free wood ehiw. 908-276-5752. vertising (or real estate which Is In violation immediately. Ideal for single occupant. Call washer/ dryer, deck, awning, shod, move-irv Thoroughly cleaned. Hushed, 908-686-6455 ' • . by appointment Center, a national non-profit consum- GOVERNMENT FORECLOSED homes for l AIR-COMFORT. Call today for complete Kitchens/ Bathrooms/ Basements that neighborhoods are the basis of ol the law. All persona are hereby Informed 908-245-2227, ask for Bill. conditiori. $9,900 or best offer. 908-382-2412. repaired, replaced. pennies on $1.00. Delinquent tax. repo's. chock-up of your heating system. We service Extensions/ Concrete/ Masonry er group formed in 1969, has just pub- that all dwellings advertised ere available Leave message. 762-0303 life in the country. When a neighbor- REO's. Your area. Ton free 1-800-218-9000 and install heating systems, humidifiers, air Free- Estimate*/ 100% Finance/ PAINTING & TYPESETTING t lished the 192 large-page, 1996 edi- on in equal opportunity basis."* WEST ORANGE, 1 bedroom Main Street AVERAGE HOUSE $40-$60 No Down Payment hood deteriorates, many things hap- (Edison Area) olf streot parking, wall-to-wall ext H-S139 for current listings/ directory. All debris baggad from above. conditioners, and air cleaners. • Reasonable ratoa. 908-964-1493. Louis Matera . Licence #115389 PLASTERING COMPUTERIZED tion of .Consumers Guide to Home carpeting, heat, hot water included. $575 par TOWNHOUSE All Roofs and Gutters Repaired 612 Bailey Ave.. Elizabeth NJ ROOFING pen physically and socially. When the month. \'/t months security. Availao'e imrrerji- GRANO OPENING of Phase III. our Final 25 YEARS EXPERIENCE Repair Grants and Subsidized Loans- APARTMENT TO RENT Phase. Spectacular rakefront sale on 50.000 Mark Melse, 201-228-4965 QUALITY AIR Conditioning 4 Heating. Inc. TYPSETTING homes look shabby, a neighborhood atoly. 201-743-9081. : • UNION 1-800-735-6134 ^ DOTSY LOU Roofing and Siding has^xpanded acre recreational lake in South Carolina. Phase Gas. steam, hot water and hot air heat. FREE ESTIMATES to Airmount Construction: Completo roof strip- wich lists more than 6,000 sources of BLOOMFIELD. 2'A , 3 and 4 LARGE rooms. GLITTERS/ LEADERS. Cleaned and Flushed seems more attractive to crime and WEST ORANGE, First floor, 2 bedroom!, 2 1&2. 130 lots sold in under 12 monthsl Don't Humidifiers, circulators, zone valves, air dean- P. PAPIC Construction. Complete quality home ping. Roroofing and repairs. Vinyl siding. Re- $600 and up. Owner managed. All utilities paid. OPEN HOUSE Repairs. Leal Screens Installed Installation CALL: LENNY TUFANO loan and grant programs offered by baths, largo kitchen and den. $800 per month, misi outl Can immediately 800-704-3154.- ers. Call 201-467-0553. Springfield, NJ. improvements. Additions, decks, dormers, placoment windows. Free estimatos. Fully Camera Work criminals. No lee. Call 201-429-8444 or beeper-. 908-233-4414. Keltom Services plus utilities. Cgn be seen Saturday December Saturday and Sunday baths, kitchens, doors, windows, etc Big and insured. 201-275-1020. federal, state and local government, 201-813-8693. . LBI NEArt exclusive LEHYC. Year round living. SUPER HEATING. "Our name says it all.' Veloxes An area in decline is like a spread- 7th; 2-4; 21 Joyce. Street. UNION SQUARE At Valley small jobs. Call Poto 908-964-4974. 908-273-6025 utility companies and others; typical Over sized lot. Family room and den. Great for YOUR AD could appear here for as lirtlo as Steam Pip© Repair. Circulator Pumps. Zone . Negatives ing cancer. As homes become shabby BLOOMFIELD. 1 bedroom, beat, hot water A limited number of 2 bedroom 2V, $14.00 per weok. Call for more dotails. Our Valves. Thermostats. Baseboard Hosting STANLEY PAINTING. Interior/ Exterior, Paint- J.D. programs offered and the how to supplied, air conditioning, on itreet parking, bath townhouses in a beautiful setting large family. $349,000. Van Dyk Realtors' friendly classified department would be happy Boiler Installation. Call 908-688-3535. Ing, paportianglng. sheetrock, spaOtling. small ROOFING CONTRACTOR looking and in need of maintenance, quiet, nee/ tran*portallon,$750. One month APARTMENT WANTED Convenient to all transportation 1-800-222-0131. . • carpentry, Wo installation, additions. American/ Maple Composition qualify. security, 201-743-3625. • Fireplace and attached garage to help you. Call 1-800-564B911. , LANDSCAPING Certified in 1 ply rubbor roofing the residents lose their desire to keep TRENTON, IMMEDIATE "State House" ac- European exporjenco. Insured. Free eslimates. PROFESSIONAL LIBRARIAN. Gentleman : Buy with 2% % down Flat roofing-repairs 463 Valley St. cess. 4600 square feet total olfice space; 2500 201-373-9386. up the neighborhood. Streets become seeks room, apartment or property caretaker. Financing Available HOME IMPROV hil reroof-toaroff Form letters for inquiries to these •*£2£E2££^^22S215£ square feet immediately available on floors 1 Roof inspections & maintenance. fcUlwurwi, Mo p«u. Mon »mok»r. Call. —• Opening pricrt Hart al t HOLLYWOOD -Maptewood- dry teilltSei. From 1545 indud** rwel/ hot and 2. Perfect for kwbygroup. professionals. HEALTH & FITNESS All work guaranteed Rear ol News-Record Bldg.' receptacles lor trash, schools lower loan and grant sources are included as 201-763-3709. Low taxes w«tr. S»curity, foffno—. 201-748-8929, Sale or lease $210,000. John Schragger Re- 20/20 WITHOUT GLASSES' Safe, rapid,' non- ' CAPRi PLUMBING Fully Insured • Free Estimates Mon., Tuos., Wed. & Fri. 9AM-5PM their standards and very quickly the well as detailed instructions on deter- LANDSCAPING arry, Inc. Broker, 609-637-9548. surgical, permanent restoration 6-8 weeks. BLEIWEIS 908-322-4637 Thursday and other times selling price of homes in the area mining debt-to-incomc ratio for eligi- ELIZABETH. FURNISHED apartment* Elmora ROOM TO RENT 1001 Valley Street Union airline pilot dovoloped. Doctor approved. Free CONSTRUCTION ARTISTIC LANDSCAPING by appointment Section. All utUltleipaid. 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Available now. 201-373-7800. Thank UNION...... : wmm Large or small jobs. All work guaranteed. 908-964-7359. Reasonable rates. Free Suma Businesses, P.O. Box 8660. Department Realtors' annual convention is set for mental regulation fields. " you. ' . 24 MOUW VOICE INfORtlATKItl ttRVICE 908-241-3913. Kenilworth. Free estimates. Estimates. 762-0303 P.O. BOX 3695, Union, NJ W. Elizabeth. NJ 07208. .CONDOMINIUM SPRINGFIELD 467-0132 A Public Smlct of this week at the Trump Taj Mahal Speakers and their topics include SOUTH ORANGE, (Orange border), large 1 .WORRAU. COMMUNITY NEWSPAPERS Casino & Resort in Atlantic City. The Keith Harrell, "Attitude is Every- bedroom condo, 4 rooms, near South Orange BELLEVILLE.BANK owned. 4 rooms in Bridge- shopping, olf-street parking, one block to NYC brook. Reduced. Hurry! 201-258-0888. exten- two-and-one-half day forum with the thing"; Walter Sanford, "Survival of train, pool, nice area. Available immediately. sion 213. ARS Realtor. theme, "Realtor Advantage," will the Fittest: Creative Strategies for $750. Heat included. 908-277-3413. explore topics crucial to real1 estate Smarter Business is the New Millen- UNION, 1 BEDROOM. Convenient to residen- nium"; Gail Lyons and Don Harlan, tial area. Heat, hot water included. First floor. practitioners and their relationships $750 per month, i V4. month security. NEW JERSEY MORTGAGE RATES wiih the real estate buying and selling "Understanding Agency; Your Com- 908-687-9535. '• . - petitive Edge in Real Estate," and FOR UPDATED RATES CALL INFO SOURCE 908-686-9898 AND DIAL THE LENDER CODE public in New Jersey. The conven- UNION, COLONIAL Avenue. 1 bedroom du- tion's educational program will fea- Greg DcLozier, Lee Wasserman. Joe plex: heat supplied, off-street parking. $650 LOOK FOR THESE LENDERS ON THE INTERNET @ WWW.CMI-MORTGAGEINFO.COM Eldridgc and Louis Bcvilaqua, "The plus 1V4 months security. Call Dan, Real Estate ture sessions focusing on agent pro- 201-733-8811. Evenings 908-439-3543. New Lead-Based Paint Law." PRODUCT RATE PTS APR I PRODUCT RATE PTS APR ductivity, technology, buying and American Savings Bk 201-748-3600 INFO» 1761 Kentwood Financial Svc 800-3S3-6396 INFO» 1760 selling issues, management tech- Other convention highlights UNION, MODERN 1 Bedroom apartment in 2 family house, 2nd floor. $700 per month. Call 8.00 : APP 30 Year Fixed __ 7.63 0.00 i 7.75 APP TRANSACTIONS niques and environmental issues. . , included the President's Reception Days 201-578-4600; Evenings 201-589-0430. 30 Year Fixed 8.00 , _0.00 15 Year Fixed" riV~ 7.13 0.00 7.25 FEE The-19% convention is expected to and Ball on Dec. 4, where 1,000 Real- 15 Year Fixed 7.50 " 0.00- 7.50 ;•' FEE Real estate transactions are Affordable Homes of New Jersey for Eugene P. Montgomery Jr. etux Rizzo for $125,000 on Sept 20. Bertha Paycsko sold property at "YOUR AD could appear here for as little as 3/1-30 YR 7.75 -; $ 350 |15 Year Jumbo 6.75 3.00" 7.25 S 300 attract 7,000 Realtors, broker owners tors recognized the year-long efforts $14.00 per week. Call for more details. Our 6.75 : 0.00 recorded in the office of the county Hillside S81,640 on Sept. 4. sold-property at 34 Rldgedale Aye., Patricia R. Gomez ctal sold propcr- 930 Linden Lane to Maria Elbanna nnri ri-nl r.statp. sales associates frqm of the NJAR senior officers and lead- friendly classified department would be happy to help you. Can 1-.000-S64.80Ur ann.7Q1.7Qnn INFD-, 'clerk. Worrall Newspapers publishes Carmine Hctti etalsold property at to Joseph Meincr lor s>210,000 on Oct. ty at 2036 Ostwood Terrace to Joao lor $171,750 on Sept. 27. crship as well as the statewide Realtor """""""'"•"•* Eddy M. and Errima J. Lanoue sold across New Jersey. Attendees will APP 7 3.00 '• 6.92 an abbreviated version of all transac- .521 Drake. Ave., to Jose, M, Vclcz Jr. - • • , •<••• •• -" •. F. DaCosta for $105,500.on Sept. 20. Union County Savings Bank sold • APP 30 Year Fixed 16-63 property.at 106 Eastern Parkway,to. have the opportunity to learn from and Realtor Associate-of-the-Year 30 Year Fixed 7.25 i 3.00 i 7.56 tions recorded in the 12 Union County for SI 11,000 on" Sept: 30; Samuel A. Chin sold property at 6 „• John R.-and Stella J. Ruggicri sold property at 188 Parkslde Drive to 15 Year Fixed 7-38 0Q0 Z-3! FEE LSYear/ixed 6.00, 3.00 6.32 FEE .. Gesele. Moton for.. S.14.7,000. m.Oci.... industry leaders from the real estate, ' h'ohorces. .. - '•".".••'•' ; municipalities the newspapers coyer.' '•" ',Heygo Inc. sold property" at 414" Irving' Place-to Shauri Pandit for property at 2745 Allen Ave., to Clark Arnold Dysico for S193.OOO on Oct/ 1 Year Arm 5.13 1.00 7.88 $ 350 1 Year Arm 4.88 0.00 5.30 N/P •1Q. • ...... •..;".• The information is provided by TRW Poplar St., to Luis Arias fprS144,000 $200,000 on Oct. 16, Philogenc for $169,000 on Sept. 23. 8. ' .... Property Data, a Fort Lauderdale, Sheriff and County of Union sold Banco Popular FSB 201-484-2204 iNFCb New Century Mortgage 908-390-4800 INFO» 1756 on Sept. 30. Charles L.',Boucher II.ctux sold Richard -and Kathryn Houghton Homeowners given buying power Fla., information service, and is pub- Kenilworth- • • property al 44 Portland Road to I Year Fixed APP 130 Year Fixed 7.78 APP Federal Housing Commissioner properly at 280 Kent Place Blvd., to sold property at 2527 Clover Terrace A quick and. easy way for home 24 hours, a day, seven days a week. lished approximately six weeks after it Mark VeUre for $95,000 on Sept. 24. |i5_Yea_rfixe_d iFEE f 15_Year Fixed 7,50 ' FEE Nalin G. and Sumitra .N. Patel sold sold property at 244 W. 3rd Ave., to Jonathan D. Humphreys for $328,000 to Francisco Cunningham for buyers to know how much house and There is no obligation of the caller's is filed in the county clerk's office. Zoran and Mirjana Kristo sold1 11 Year Arm $J8£jl^A 5.01 " $ 375 property at 45 N. 8th St., to Hugo A. Genicc Corbin for $82,000 on Oct. 7. on OCL 18. $150,500 on Oct. 10. how much mortgage they can comfor- part. - • property at'828 Hemlock Road to Panizza for S 143,500 on Oct. 18. ' Folios and Suzanne Kunis sold tably carry is now available through Here's Jiow it works: Secretary of HUD sold property at Herman Zuckerman for $150,000 on Columbia Savings Bk 800-962-4989 INFO>^ Penn Federal Savings Bk 800-722-0351 INFO> Clark ' property at 2619 Burns Place to Saji •Provident'Savings Bank's new Auto- The caller simply answers a few Sell Your 374 Douglas Road to Todd Banks for .Union Sept. 24. 130 Year Fixed _APP;l30-Year Fixed o.oo : 7.78 • APP K. Mathew for $173,000 on Oct. 16. mated "Buying Power" System. easy questions pertaining to annual Linden $105,521 on Oct. 8.. <• Janet W. Lindsay sold property at Home |l5_Year FixedJ Pii-IlSYeaLfixed 6.00 7.29 FEE Gregory J. and Maia Bellina sold Federal Home Loan Mortgage income and monthly debt payments. $ 469 John R. Guzzo sold property at 223 Lawrence J. Tighe Jr. sold property 729 Balsam Way to America M. Sil- For just a few minutes on the h Year Arm N/P 110/1-30 YR o.ob 7.72 property at 1681 Raritan Road to Alaska Seaboard Partners LP sold Corp. sold property at 1786 Burnet The Automated "Buying Power" Sys- W. Munsell Ave., to Domcnico P. at 2767 Alice Terrace to Julio Noel- va for $153,000 on Sept. 25. phone, the "Buying Power" System IN UNION COUNTY CLASSIFIEDS William J. Allen for S135,OOOon Oct. property at 1016 Chestnut St., to Ave., to Winston A. Hahne for tem then arranges for a pre- Lettini for $193,500 on Oct. 16. Jeune for $163,000 on Sept. 16. Wilson Frangione sold property at spells out needed mortgage informa- Commonwealth Savings 800-924-9091 INFO» Premier Mortgage 800-288-1762 INFO> 10. Harry S. Hahn for $59,900 on Oct. 9. $93,000 on Oct. 16. qualification letter to be sent outlining CALL 1-800-564-8911 Richard and Beth L. Kleiman sold James N. Vitale sold property at' 2844 Debra Way to Thomas Beck- tion for home buyers and indicates 30 Year Fixed . 7.75_ _0.0CT_ 7.77 •_ APP 130 Year Fixed 7.75 3.00 8.12 APP Heygo Inc. sold property at 421 the caller's mortgage opportunities. 7.50 2.50 7.51 ' FEE property at 740 Wlllick Road' to 1210 Rony Road to Dagncs Martinez with for $165,000 on Sept. 25. Martin'and Marilyn Axelrad sold where the buyer fits in the real estate ro pi/i'ct TOUR ci/sjififD AD 15 Year fixed""'"' " " N/P' " WP. .. "N/P ". FEE.M5 Year Fixed^ Elizabeth Dermody St., to Guillermo Martinez The letter is mailed the next business 4.75 2.50 6.95 $ 350 Lawrence J. Kolesa for 5180,000 on for $147,900 on Sept. 19. Doris Sitzmann sold property at 43 property at 1915 ftaviland Drive to market. The system may be reached 15 Year Jumbo J_ Z 7JL0_ :Jy>Q__ _ZJ>2_ j?_ .0 li_Year_Arm. for $145,000 on Oct. 15. day. Suptrb Bank Reliability with truly discounted ratH & closing costs. Oct. 18. Anthony and Agata Serpica sold Franklin St., to Dorul Golianu for Judy A. Julicn for $170,000 on Oct. by calling toll-free, 1-800^48-7768, Margaret M. Hcalcy ctal sold prop- Corestates Mtge Svcs. 800-999-3885 INFCb Pulse Savings Bank 908-257-2400 INFO» 1753 Theresa A. Paotini sold property ai , Florence G. D' Amato sold property property at 1393 Vauxhall Road to $120,000 on Sept. 25. 17. erty at 922-24 Madison Ave., to Mar- 30 Year Fixed 7.75 0.00 7.75 APP 111 Main St., to Juan C. Fernandez at 227 E. 7th Ave., to Luis Paz for Rafaela Diaz for $158,000 on Sept. Catherine A. Mealy sold property at John H. and Erma F. Butler sold 30 Year Fixed 6.99 3.00 : 7J34_ ia Pcreira for Si61,000 on Sem. 4. $74,500 on Oct. 16. '3.00 ~ 7.03 15 Year Fixed _7|5Q ' 0.00 7.50 ' FEE for $97,000 on Oct. 21. 20. ' - 2104 Lentz Ave., to Albert Peskus for property at 1767 Earl St., to Victor P. 367 Chestnut St. 15 Year Fixed _ 6.50 Hcygo Inc. sold property at 252 y EMBER 6.00 * 8.52 1 Year Arm 6.66 0.00 7.90 S 350 Frances Bruder sold property al Patrick and Dcnisc Kchrle sold $125,000 on Sept. 26. Pereira for $132,000 on Oct. 17. 30 YR FHA 8,00... - Fulton St., to Jaime T. Ramos for No doc loans. Cash - out refi't on investment properties Ro9«ti» Park property at 952 Ray Ave., to Chester >r ^Thomas W. andtTheresa A7-Ci»io^ =- Antonio P. raid Donna M. Brancb JJntonjNJ. Si50,000 on Sept. 30. 324 Gesner St, loOeoTgeTSabyak for/ MANGELS First Savings Bank SLA 908-225-44bO iNFO» 1751 Source One .".V-rlgage 30D-370-4S57 INFO - Suszynski for $185,000 on Sept. 20. sold property at 387 Burroughs Ter- $125,000 on Oct. 23. sold property at 864 Salem Road to |30_Year Rxed_ 7.13 3.00 7.51 APP Rodrigo and Marlcne Camelo sold Kenneth L. and Carole E; Graves Richard C. Giorgi etux sold proper- race to Steve Cieri for $150,000 on Walter Burchala for $150,000 on Oct. & CO. Realtors """ Hb6d 30 Year Fixed -Z-25 15 Year Fixed 7.3JL 6.00 _7.38 |15 Yea? Fixed 6.63 3.00 7.24 _ | FEE property at 109 Marshall St., to Cari- . sold property at 33 E. Clay Ave., to ty at 981 Park Terrace to Lauri'e A. Sept. 26. Selling Homes In ; Mountainside 18. R«toc«ttonN»twort< 7.25 ' 3.00 ' 7.64 $ 300 dad Castillo for S-18,000 on Sept. 30. Donna Graves for $89,000 on Oct. 4. WEBSITE • wwwJiomeDtt.com/mangels.htm Unioji County Since 1929 5/1-30 YR 7.00 0.00- 7.73 > Polrt Loan Specialist. 1ST Time Home Buyers Prog. Kenneth L. and Beborah Schmalz Savino DcStcfano etux etal sold Benjamin and Juvcntina Ortiz sold First Union Mortgage 800-332-6830 INFO? Sovereign Bank 908-810-9749 INFO» sold property at 1362 Birch Hill property at 617 Myrtle Ave., to Char- property at 454 Fu lton St., to Francis- Coldwell Banker reports record sales ; ; APP 130 Year Fixed _ _ _ 7.75 0.00 Road to Perry Loia for $269,000 on les B. Murphy for S 160,000 on Oct. 30_YrFjxed 7.13 2.75 7,44 co Guerrero for Si 15,000 on Oct. 15. The year-end sales volume for Col- especially evident, at the high end, i5YrFixed 6l50 3.25 7.08 FEETjSTYear Fixed 6.99 " 1.00 7.19 . FEE Oct. 18. 17. "This is a .critical time for real f 375 130 Year Affordable, 6.75 0.00.. 6J9 $ 300 Carlos and Maria D. Suagua sold dwell Banker's New^fork region will resulting in a 40 percent increase in estate." Zipf said. "It is esscntal for property at 317 S. Bond St., to Maxi- Float-down option available. Call for zero point quotes. be a record S7.4 billion, up 20 percent sales volume by Preview, Coldwell companies to keep up with technolo- mino Majano for Si 18,000 on Oct. Rahway Summit over the previous year, according to Banker's luxury homes marketing gy if they are to complete, but at the 15. APPj30_YearFixed 8.00 0.0Q 8.00 . APP Thomas S. and Rita Brennan sold Bruce Zipf, president and chief oper- department. "Previews buyers can same time, it requires a considerable 30 Year Fixed 725 3.00 7.56 James and Donna Tranchila sold Michael C. McGccney ctux sold 6.75 ' 3_.00 r 7.23 HL5_ Year fixed 7.75 0.00.7,75. FEE property at 238 Berthold Ave., to ating officer. The firm's growth out- always- afford to buy, but they don't outlay. Our continued growth over the 15 Year Fixed property at 328-330 Loomis St., to property at 7 Drum Hill Road to 4^50 " 3.00 J.45 $377 |30 Yr Home Program _ ...7,63 . 0.00. 7.63 $ 350 Raymond E. Berry for $168,000 on paced the market in general. invest in a house until they feel the past few years training programs for 1 Year Arm Antonio L. Estrada for SI72,000 on Philip J. Hocy for $365,000 on Sept. FHA Direct Endorsement/ VA Automatic Lender I Year fbted $0.00 application (ea Sept. 24. Zipf attribures the success to a vari- pricing and timing is right. The bull sales associates." Zipf said. "This UNION Oct. 15. 18. . GRACIOUS UNION SPLIT UNION Gibraltar Savings Bank 201-372-1221 INFO» 1755 Valley National Bank • 201-305-8800 INFO» 1757 ety of factors, including an improved market on Wall Street had a very posi- YOUR HOUSE SEARCHING WILL END Marie E. Caliguirc sold property al Patricia A. Secrist sold property at • year alone we purchased additional On park-like landscaped deep grounds, Ug LR w/WB FP. FDR w/Lrg Anderson APP 130 Year Fixed 7.88 0.00 7.93 APP Atcf S. and Samy S. Ghatas sold economic environment, at focus on tive effect on Previews home sales bow wind. CUJI wind trMtmeois. w/w, all HW firs. EIK w/luil cust.Scab's & DW When you step inside this stately 3 BR canter hall colonial. Located on a quiet 15 Year Fixed 7.88 0,00 300 Berthold Ave., to Anthony Pentium complutcrs or each sales 7.38 ' 0.007' 7.47 " FEE 104 Woodland Ave., to Brian E. specialized services, and program of this year. Clearly, this was the year to Full cloMls. lull bsmt. Irg quarry jtono Ironl screened porch. 2 car gar Avail 10 tree lined lln»«l. It boasts LRw/FP. FDR. EIK overlooking manicured grounds. 7/1-30 YR"" 7.38 o:oo JEETi.5Year Fixed property at 1039 Fanny St., to Joa- office and provided training classes Ottered lt'$149.900. Acocella for $150,000 on Oct. 15. Gledhill for S76O.O00 on Sept. 19. lbuy a luxury home," Zipf said. view now. Call lor private showing. S 179.000 5/1-30 YR 7.00 0.00 5^50 fLYear Arm 6.00 ' 0.66' 8.00 $ 450 quim Fernandcs for S140.000 on Oct. acquiring succesful agencies in key for hundreds.of sales associates." Michael Feldman sold property at Bruce J. and Noni B. MacPhcrson markets. Coldwell Banker's New Homes 15.. West Essex Bank. FSB 201-575-7080 INFO» 1754 425 Stanton St., to Charles Hinton sold property at 18 Fairview Ave., to Attractive interest rates and Division, which sells more homes In 1996, we also saw the official Hudson City Savings Bk 908-549-4949 INFO» Nicholas F..Migliaccio sold proper- 0.00 7.88 APP for SI50,000 on Oct. 15. Steven W. McLaughlin for $262,500 improvements in the job market than any agency in the country, also naunch of CB Online, our national 15/1-30 YR 7.25 0.00 ...7.?3. 7-88 ly at 1083-5 Dewcy Place to Eva L. FEELJ15 Year_FJxed_ 7,63 0.00 7.63 ' FEE George and Lorraine A. Sanchez on Sept. 20. created consumer confidence this had a banner year. The division sold web site," Zipf said. Next year the 10/1-30YR" _"• 7.50 0.00 7.81 Picado for SI 10,000 on Oct. 16. r f 375 13/1-30 YR- ___ €.38 0.00 7.64 i $ 350 sold property at 1027 Apgar Terrace Francis J. and Catherine M. Kane year, Zipf said. This turned renters 800 new homes this year homes and numer of listing on CB Omline is 15 Year Fixed 7.50 . _6.00 .; .7,54. -P. - George and Voula Selimos sold lAT HOME SERVICE - EVENINGS A WEEKENDS to Valcnty Heda Sr. for S121.0OO on sold property al 346 Mountain Ave., into first-home buyers and current signed 102 new projects, marking it expected to quadruple, offeting a property at 426 Grier Ave., to Juan I Ivy Mortgage Corp. 800-489-5363 INFO» 1759 World Savings Bank 800-248-0237 INFO» Oct. 18. to Geoffrey H. Buchan for $352,500 homeowners into "trade-up" buyers the markting agent for about 25 per- comprchensice overview of the hous- Gutierrez for SI38,000 on Oct. 17. ; 30 Year Fixed 7.20 7.90 APP •on Sept. 20. The sales activity was triggered by a cent of the new homes in the greater • ing market in North America. 30 Year Fixed 7.13 -3.00 7.47 i APP J Selma Helman sold property at240 7.30 FEE 15 Year Fixed N/P FEE Mario Mieres ctal sold property at Luis and Luz Urquiaga sold proper- slow period at the end of 1995, result- New York, metropolitan area. 15 Year Fixed _6,75_ N/P Princeton Ave., to Eric Scidcn for The New Yprk region of Coldwell 1 Year Arm 4.38 3.00" 4.64 ._$ 3251 Year Arm 5.50 1.00 7.40 $ 175 429 Livingston St., to Hugo D. Dom- ing in a pent-up demand of houses Coldwell Banker's strategy of CLARK $128,000 on Oct. 21. ty at 142 Morris Ave., to Robert Ros- Banker's is part of Coldwell Banker UNION inguez for $108,000 on Oct. 18. si for $210,000 on Sept. 25. that broke loose in early spring and acquiring successful firms has also North America, which includes more. BRING THE FAMILY Rates compiled November 29.1996. N/P-Not Provided by Institution Contact lenders concerning addrtional fees which may apply. C.M.I, and HONEY, STOP THE CARI And enjoy showing them this beautiful 4 BR, 2 1/2 bath Bt-Level w/many oxiri 1 James J. and Valerie B. Slachnik . continued through the year. affected the bottom line. Firms than 2,400 residential real estate Come see this spacious colonial oHenng a large.EI Kit. beautiiul FDR. labulous The Worrall Newspapers assume no liability for typographical errors or omissions. Lenders interested in displaying information should contact Federal tytioul Mortgage Associ- Roselle including CAC, Summer kit. & aground pool. Offered at $299,900 A sales volume which outpaced the acquired over the past few years been roc. room in the bsml. New windows and economical gas heat.Great location, C.M.I. @800-426-4565. Rales are supplied by the lenders, are presented without guarantee, and are subject to change. ation sold property >t 110 Broadway sold property at 5 Oak Knoll Road to offces and 57,000 sales associates. altordably priced a! S159.000 .«• to Edward Wtto for $19,500 on Oct. Citicorp North America Inc. sold Michael E. Gallo for $550,000 on market in general was experienced in responsible for millions of dollars The New York region currenlty has Copyright, 1996. Cooperative Mortgage Information - All Rights Reserved. ^^^ 18. property at 109 W. 9th Ave., to Sept. 29. all sectors, consumer confidence was worth of business this year, Zipf said. 100 officers. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1996 — PAGE B15 PAGE B14 — THURSDAY. DECEMBER 5. 1996 UNION COUNTY CLASSIFIED UNION COUNTY CLASSIFIED AUTO FOR SALE AUTO FOR SALE AUTO FOR SALE AUTO FOR SALE AUTO FOR SALE 1985 PONTIAC GRAND AM. 2-door, automa- 1984 VOLKSWAGON VANAGON. Grey, start-' 1989 FORD TAURUS LX Wapon- Loaded, 1990 MAZDA 628-LX. Automatic, black, air, 1991 CHEVY CAVALIER RS Convertible. V-6, tic, grey, runs good. $1,150. or best offer. dard transmission, body good, burns no oil, leather, sun roof,, new transmission. 11 OK, spoiler,.moon-roof. 4-door. New tires/ brakes. AUTOMOTIVE automatic, Rally wheels, trunk rack, all options, 908-688-4995. __ $2,000 or best offer. Call 908-245-7192. 47,000 miles. Excellent condition. Asking original owner,. excellent condition. $3,200/ 68,000 miles, excellent condition. Asking $7,650. 908-810-1282. best offer. 201-378-2392. S7800. Call 763-2126. 1987 PORSCHE RED 924. 5-speed. a:r, AW FM cassette. 55,000 miles. Original owner. 1966 FORD T-BIRD. Just restored. White, 1992 MAZDA PROTEGE LX. 5-speed. 4-door, AUTO WANTED 1988 CHEVY CELEBRITY Wagon. 23,000 Excellent condition, garaged. $4,000/ best black top. New paint, new [ires and more. power windows/ locks, air-conditioning. CD, AUTO DEALERS miles, garaged, one owner, cruise, power offer. Call 201-761-1263. windows, locks, steering., brakes. AM/FM cas- $5,900 or best offer. 997-3262. alloys, 78K. Excellent condition. S6.950. ABLE PAYS TOP $$$ IN CASH Mtte. maroon. $4500. 201-378-8572. 908-764-1361. SEIZED CARS from S175. Porsches. Cadil- Automotive SMYTHE VOLVO 1995 FORD WINDSTAR GL. 27,000 miles; lacs, Chevys. BMW's. Corvettes. Jeeps. For All 4 WhMl DrlvM EXCLUSIVE 1992 CORVETTE CONVERTIBLE. Non- power steering/ windows, locks: air conditioner; 1989 MECURY COUGAR LS. 6 cylinder, 4WD's. Your area. Toll free 1-800-898-9778 smoking car. 3,150 miles, every option possi- dual air bags; stereo cassette. Asking $16,500. automatic, power windows/ locks/ seats, AM/ extension A-7261 current listings. VOLVO DEALER Ble. Garage kept, like new. $29,999. Call 90S-382-S692. FM cassette, midnight blue. 75.272 miles CARS, TRUCKS «nd VANS Motor Trend's Car of the Year The perfect holiday gift . 326 Morris Avenue Summit 201-743-6234. ^ SEIZED CARS from $175. Porsches. Cadil- 1983 GMC STEP Side Pick-up. 305 4-spoed. $36C0. 908-241-8341. lacs, Chevys, BMW's, Corvettes, Jeeps. 4x4 great for work or plow. $1800 or best offer. (908)273-4200 1990 DODGE DXYTONA ES. V-6, automatic. 1988 MERCURY CUGAR. black, 2-door, limed 4WD's.-Your area. Toll fr»e 1-800-218-9000 FREE PICK UP 7 DAYS 201-275-1047; page 201-730-2639. AUTHORIZED air conditioned, all power, 60.000 miles. $4,500 windows, air. rag roof. Automatic, V-6, all extension A-7019 current listings. or best offer. 908-687-9343, after 4 pm. power, CD player. Excellent condition, gar- GOVERNMENT SEIZED Luxury/ Sports Car 1-800-953-9328 FACTORY SERVICE aged, original owner. Highway mileage. ' SEIZED CARS from $175. Porsches, Cadil- for $100 or best oflerl Auctioned locally. LONG TERM LEASING • 1990 DODGE DAYTONA. Red/ black interior. $3,500/ best offer. Call 908-688-4485. lacs, Chevys, BMW's, Corvettes. Also Jeeps, 4 2-door. 5-speed sports coupe, low mileage, Amazing recorded message reveals details. wheel drives. Your area. Toll free 908-688-2044 runs and looks excellent. $3000/ best oiler. 201 -872-2017 extension 4. . 1-8OO-218-900O Ext. A-5139 lor current AUTO FOR SALE 1990 MERCURY SABLE, WAGON-LS. One 908-574-8649. owner. Leather interior, all electric, alarm listings/directory. ALL" CASH for cars. Cash on-the-spot. All 1988 HYUNDAI EXCEL.'blue, 4 door, good makes and model. Truck and cars. In good 1990 HONDA ACCORD LX 4-

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