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RAtWA% NJ^ VOL. 8, NO. 29 Two.secmo BRAND NEWACURA CL '98 INTEGRA FROHT WHEEL DRIVE CDPLAYER « COND. Search for missing man ends in tragedy L POWER THIS By liane Stooe-Ingalb was extensively searched by authori- may not shed very much tight at this state of mind. And so, the mystery remains and ultimately, that informa- WEEK SUIT Writer ties immediately after his time." continued. tion would have led us to them at a Sometime*, even when you hope disappearance. Lopez added dial there have been Maine authorities said that it is much earlier date." ignmt hope, tnd believe with all of Authorities say he died of apparent no new developments in die case unclear why Zebrowski would leave He added, "We don't know what your heut for the best, things don't hypothermia with no evidence of foul since authorities have discovered the bar without any sort of coat when happened. We can only speculate that NEWS Zebrowski's remains. it was obviously so cold that night he started to walk for whatever reason 2-dr. upe., puw: turn out good. That was the harsh les- play suspected. The autopsy revealed death due to exposure with the results "We haven't been privy to any new The temperature was recorded at 45 and maybe became disoriented due to 3-door coupe., power steering/ brakes/ windows, tinted *-Mtt~-ltttB6d-JKl)CQ__lh£_£lfllil¥_lQd_ steer./ ABS brakes/windows, AM/FM/Ste- from blood and toxicology tests ] m dc» chjyuju the cold that night Maybe he was Residents are reminded that friends of former Rahway resident glass., rear defrost, CD player, fuel inj.16-yalve4-cyl. ing. They should be available within don't expect any new information to chill factor was taken into account behind the building trying to find reo/CD player, pow. seats/dr. Iks., clothinter., taxes are due May 1Q. Kevin Zebrowski heard about the dis- the next few days, but Maine authori- come up. It's just a very depressing Zebrowski's departure at such a late another way in and couldn't function AirCond.dual air bags, tint, gls, rr. dfrst., frnt DOHC engine, 5-speed manual transmission/opt, auto covery of bis body on April 17. c, ties aren't sure whether the results case to work with, and there appear to hour without his coat or vehicle leaves properly due to the cold. We found matic transmission available. MSRP: $18,035. VIN Despite a massive manhunt involv- whl. drive, cruise, moon roof, '97, fuel inj. 3.0- GOP squabble ing r family, friends and countless will be accurate due to the length of be very few answers." authorities stumped and friends and him on the other side of a snowbank #WS009402. Lease... liter 6-cyl. eng., auto, trans.,. LOADED! A challenge is in the offing for Maine authorities, Zebrowski, who lime the body was exposed and the Zebrowski was a senior at the near- family asking why. that had been created by plowing a for the chairmanship of the disappeared New Year's Day in the length of time since death occurred. by University of Maine and had Lopez said, "I would be very sur- path so we can only assume that he MSRP: $25,545. VIN#VC003622. was terribly disoriented and couldn't Union County Republican early morning hours, was found dead, According to Maine State Police recently been informed that he had prised to find anyone who' could tell received a skiing job he had hoped us anything or give us a reason as to function due to the freezing cold." Committee. Chairman Frank curled in a fetal position, just a few Detective Mark Lopez, the toxicology for. Family members were adamantly why Zebrowski would leave the bar in Despite his short time here on McDermott is expected to have hundred feet from where he was last results may be inaccurate due to the seen alive only a few months ago. sugar levels in Zebrowski's blood and against any suggestion that Zebrowski the first place at this time. If at all, we earth, Zebrowski appeared to touch his position challenged by Union many lives. He was immensely popu- Ironically, the place where his body the length of time since he actually had ran off or committed suicide would have gotten that kind of infor- Township Republican Chairman See SEARCH, Page 2 was found turned out to be an area that succumbed. He said, "The test results because they were confident of his mation prior to our discovery of the Anthony DiGiovanni. See Page BI.

Eight arrested Keep stretching those muscles Voters give approval PER MO. Eight people are arrested in Union County and officials are saying the charges are to board's budget 4X4 LUXURY LUXURY LUXURY racketeering, loansharking and By Travis Cunningham In terms of impact on the school I SPORTS extortion while operating illegal 98 ACURA TL SEDAN FLAGSHIP 98 ACURA SIX Managing Editor system, the budget allots funds for the 98 ACURA RL imirrv gambling dens. hiring of six extra teachers, a move Navigational On Tuesday, the voters of Rahway See Page Bl. designed to decrease class sizes in the System in Stockl approved die 1998-99 school budget by a vote of 964 to 642. The margin of elementary schools. victory was 322 votes. It is anticipated that the average THE ARTS This is the first year since 1993 that class size at Franklin School will drop the school budget has met the approv- from 24 to 21 students, with second- Captured al of a majority of Rahway voten. grade class sizes dropping from 28 to Photo display will capture the The approval of the $33,043,165 21 and fourth-grade class sizes drop- world of culture at Children's budget, larger by $796,264 than this ping from 33 to 24 students. 4-dr sedan, pow. steer./ ABSbrakes/windows, 4-dr sedan, 3.5 6-cyl. eng., auto, trans., pow. Specialized Hospital. year's budget of 532,246,901, will Roosevelt School will will reduce mean a $ 13,30 per year increase in the third-grade class sizes from 33 to 25 AM/FM/Stereo/CD player, pow. antyseats/door steer/ brakes, Air Cond., tint, gls, rr. dfrst, frnt 3.2 liter V6 24-valve hi-perf. engine, auto, trans., See Page B3. avenge homeowner's taxes. This while fourth-grade class sizes will Iks., leath. inter., Air Cond.,dual air bags, tint, gls, pow. steer./brakes/wlnds.yseats, Air Cond., huge whl. drive, tilt whl., cruise, moon roof, leath. inte- increase amounts to slightly more drop from 24 to 19 students. Safari Pow. Moon Roof, leath. interior, ABS brakes, rr. dfrst., frnt whl. drive, tilt whl., cruise, moon rior, AM/FM/Stereo/Cass. Player... and much than one dollar per month, less than The budget restores stipends for roof, fuel inj. 2.5 5-cyl. eng., auto, trans.,. LOADED! more!. MSRP: $41,635. VIN #WC004313. dual air bags...and more! MSRP: $36,735. VIN the Consumer Price Index or cost-of- seven assistant athletic coaches — MSRP: $31,135. VIN#WC000157.Lease... Lease... #7B00428. Lease... living increases, according to Super- extra money for existing teachers who intendent of Schools William Petrino. coach sporu — which were elimi- There was a sjmwjal as of Jwppir nated from the school budgu: twi< ness in town hall as the result of the years ago. The restoration of these budget vote was made public stipends Keeps intact all present after- Petrino said he was "grateful to all school activities, especially in grades the people who voted yes. It was a six through 12. vote of confidence." MS* The Coordinator of Technology, a "I'll do my best to see we don't dis- full-time S60.000 position, will now Instructor Nancy Lay helps area seniors Arnold Kroner and Alice Kelly strengthen appoint," he added. be funded with school funds, making and tone as part of a senior fitness ctess offered at Rahway Hospital on April 15. Mary Ellen Segal, who gained a the position permanent and non- 439 seat on the Board of Education in the reliant on the grant money with which election, said that she was "very hap- it was originally funded. py that the budget passed and that lots A segregated preschool program of parents got out and voted." for special education students will be Segal, Ludington, Cicarell elected Board of Education incumbent established. According to Petrino, this !TY USED CARS, TRUCKS, VANS AND ACURA PREFERRED PRE-OWNED VEHICLES In memory By Travis Cunningham supporters, including the three win- regarding his victory, Ludington Frank Cicarell, who was re-elected to program might result in these students A concert will honor the ners, gathered at ihe«lerk's office in abruptly said, "Good night," and the board, said it was "very impor- needing less special education service memory of musician Jack began walking away! mt" that the bwdgot panrri •95W1NOSTAR •95 CIVIC •94 LEGEND L '89 LEGEND L Rahway voters turned out on Tues- city hall to await the returns on Tues- ton «R. KYL «UTO TOWS. Trager, and will be held at Even though Rev. Gerald Thomas' The budget's capital outlay account MINIVAN Aon 4-Cfl frCYl AUTO TRANS day night Many of those assembled He |Offered only a terse, "I'm just >oo K« 4ct lira Tums Wi JC Ta>SS. ft 0£f. day afternoon and evening to select OUSf. MOO" » LUTt€X IKT. Acura's Preferred Pre-Owned Vehicles Program ess *c Bucxrs. aoTM rr i CJUSE UOGN flf. lEAT>€R MT. Burnet Middle School in Union. broke into cheers as the election happy with the election results," as he bid for a seat on the board was unsuc- will be reduced by S83.975 to T3 CXJOiE ROM «U*«TP«S «T. 1 person field of candidates were Mary >=« STPtO CMS U W-*IlS UttUj STIBEa OSS Ul CONSOti. BUCKETS, ir ALLOTS. Organization, past president of the After a couple months, AM««STtS£i CASS bl «2» ACURA • 3-day guaranteed exchange policy • SPECIAL FINANCE RATES! life," said Cicarell. adding, "I want to r.m V mm STEREO CASS »«• Newwupdatmrn Ellen Segal, John Ludington and VINFU4J0W9- vnnaxsts Roosevelt School Parent Teacher ASKING ASKING PREFERRED Get local updates throughout incumbent Frank Cicarell. give something back to the ASKING ASKING Association and a lifelong Rahway community. $6,990 Pre-Ovncd Vehicles' the week. Call our Infosource The numbers for all candidates are resident, said she was "very happy any interest in tapes? $10,888 $13,995 $18,995 Cicarell said, "I decided that if the hot line at as follows: with the result of the election." By Sean Dally Jones allowed it to go on. saying that townspeople wanted me, I'd do it for (908) 686-9898, Mary Ellen Segal — 1041 votes "I'm happy that what I said during Staff Writer the city would lose money if the •97 ACURA 3.0 CL2DR. RED PEARL *95 ACURA INTEGRA LS 4DR, ROSEWD another term." EXECUTIVE DRIVEN! ONLY 2203 MILES! Selection 7515. John Ludington — 919 votes my campaign got out to the public," The videotaping of council meet- bonds on the agenda were not refi- •97 ACURA 32 TL4DR. NAVY BLUE •95 ACURA LEGEND GS4DR, BLACK Frank Cicarell — 811 votes she continued. Asked about bis goals as a board ings exploded onto the scene on Nov. nanced that night Web site Deborah Bridges — 781 voles Segal added that she was looking member, Cicarell responded, "I want 10. According to Janusz, the two meet- "97 ACURA RL •97 ACURA 3.5 RL PRBL 4DR. BLK PEARL •92 ACURA INTEGRA GS2DR, WHITE Visit our site on the World Wide John Boston — 556 votes forward to "seeing what's on the to make sure every kid lives up to Two Rahway women, Mary Ann ings that were not taped involved a Rev. Gerald Thomas — 535 votes 4-dr sedan, 3.5 6-cyl. eng., *96 ACURA INTEGRA SE 4DR. BURGUNDY •94 ACURA LEGENDL4DR, BIACK Web. which can be accessed at agenda" and getting to work for the their potential, regardless of race. I Janusz and Kcrri Blanchard, were "large expenditure" with a combined http://www.localsource.coin/ George Becker — 243 votes students of Rahway. don't care about black, white or Lati- arrested while setting up a video cam-, total of $11 million. Janusz is the lone auto, trans., pow. steer./ '96ACURA2.5TLPREM.4DR.DESERT1ST "93 ACURA LEGEND LS4DR, GREEN Louis Demener Jr. — 179 votes Ludington, a former Board of Edu- no — every kid counts." era to record the meeting. The police Republican on the council and is run- brakes, Air Cond., tint, gls, rear With each voter getting to select up cation member with three children in Superintendou of Schools William charged the two with disrupting the ning for mayor against incumbent dfrst.', frnt whl. drive, tilt whl., cruise, •95ACURALEGENDL4OR. BURGUNDY '95 ACURA LEGEHO L4DR, BURGUNDY to^three rmrtiriUM, a KXal of 5,065 Rihway'a public schools, seemed a Petrino said he is happy with the elec- meeting, while die women argued that Democrat James Kennedy. moon roof, leath. interior, AM/FM/Stereo/ •94 ACURA LEGEND GS4DR, GREEN Friday: Periods .-{votes were cast sore winner at city hall Tuesday night tion results and wu looking forward they were allowed to videotape it "They don't want people to have •95 ACURA INTEGRA LS 4DR. ROSEWOOD to working with the new board. under New Jersey's Open Public full access to their government," said Cass. Player... and much more!. MSRP: of clouds and Several of the candidates and their When approached 'for a quote Meetings Act Janusz. PER •95ACURAWTEGRA GS3DR. FOREST GRN. •93 ACURA LEGEND LS4DR, BLACK sun. 65" $41,635. VIN #WC004313. Lease.:. MO The incident led, on Feb. 9, to the But . Council President Donald Saturday: Periods 279 *95 ACURA LEGEND LS 4DR. PEARL WHITE •95 ACURA INTEGRA RD2DR, RED passage of guidelines governing the Andersen supported Jones' decision, of clouds We have the music videotaping of council meetings. saying, "He made a decision and I and sun. 63' Since then, the videotaping of meet- think he made die right decision to go CALL MR. WALTERS Sunday: Partly ings has kind of fallen off the radar. ahead." cloudy. The Rahvay Progress decided to He also said that no town in Union 63* go back this week and take a look at County, besides Roselle Park, tapes For th« most up to daU how the videotaping is going. all of its meetings. FOR IMMEDIATE Each tape is supposed to be sent to report*, call (908) 6«6- There have been six public meet- 9898, Ext. 1790. ings since the guidelines were passed: die Rahway Free Public Library 10 SPRINGFIELD a special meeting on the new recrea- days after they are taped. As of Fri- •PRICE QUOTES tion center and the caucus meeting on day, the library' had only the tapes ACURA March 3, a special meeting on March from the March meetings. INDEX 31 that refinanced almost $5 million The City Clerk's office said diat it •CREDIT APPROVAL Community calendar 2 in municipal bonds, the caucus meet- had sent the April tapes out to an out- Editorials * ing on April 7 and the regular meet- side vendor to be copied, as per the We're asking 5 ings of March 9 and April 13. guidelines; it does not have the equip- RTE. 22 SPRINGFIELD, NJ 973-912 According to the videotaping ment to make copies on its own, yet •INVENTORY SELECTION Obituaries - - 6 The turnaround is "just a couple of Prices include all costs to be paid by a consumer except for taxes, reg. and lie. fees + $450 bank fee + refundable, sec. dep. All leases' closetend. & includes 36,000 Sports f9 guidelines, "The municipality will be NO CREDIT. BAD CREDIT. NO CREDIT days." miles (SLX: 39,000 mi.), thereafter 15c mi. Payment Summary: MSRP/Cap Cost Reduction/Total of Payments/Residual/Mos. Integra: $18,035/S499/$7164/ County news —.Bl responsible for the videotaping of all $11,236/36, TL: $31,135/S999/S12,204/Sl8,058/36, '98 RL: $41,635/$U<&/S\7l9fA/$24,lA8/3Sr97Rl: includes 27,000 mi., thereafter 20c mi./ REJECTS... BANKRUPTCY... Entertainment ~.B3 publicly advertised City Council The tapes are supposed to be aired hi:; $41,635/$7,0O0/27mos.x$279 = $7533/$23,996/27/$545bank.fee, SLX: $36,735/$1999/$l7.121/320,938/39. '97CL: PurchasePlan-$8000down meetings." over Rahway's public access channel, REPOSSESSION;.. Classified B9 payment, total of mo. paymnts is $225 x 36 mos., includes 36,000 ML, thereafter 20c mi, option purchase Rrice is $13,194. !!Take an additional $1000.00 off with Channel 34; copies are also supposed " NO PROBLEM! IT'S O.K.! Real Estate - Bll But both special meetings were not Acura Owner Loyalty Certificate on CLJL, RL, SLX. This ad must be presented at deposit and within 3 days of this ad's date for advertised prices. * 'Simply bring any videotaped. to be made available to the public by competitor's advertised Used Car price on same make, model, year, condition & similar mileage at time of sale and we'll deduct 20% off the savings from NADA. Automotive B12 The Rahway High School choir performs at the school's Spring Arts Festival held Councilman Frank Janusz stormed the clerk's office. on Tuesday. The group offered renditions of popular songs, including 'As Long as I out of the March 31 meeting because According to Andersen, the tapes Worrall Community Newspapers 1 01998 All Rights Reserved Have Music. For story, see Page 3. there was no video camera present are fine if they are played at home in a But Council President Pro-Tem Jim VCR. RAHWAYPROGREW RAHWAY PROGRESS . CUtftir car,, c PAGE 2 — THURSDAY, APRIL 23, 1998 We I con COMMUNITY CALENDAR Arts festival a hit at high school Legion hosts to the By Sean Dally The Comnmnity Calendar U prepared by the Railway Progress to its spaghetti RAHWAY PROGRESS Staff Writer inform residents of various community activities and governmental meet- Tueaday dawned warm and bright 'Part of it was to provide an opportunity for TEEN ARTS — Razif ings. To give your comronmty events the publicity they deserve, mul in Rahway. It seemed like tbe perfect dinner in May How to reach us: Mohammed, left, and Paul your schedule to Rakway Progress, P.O. Box 3109. Union, 07083. day to take in tbe arts. the community to see the good things the stu- The Rahway American Legion The Rahway Progress is published Stanislawski, both of Rah- At least, that's what tbe people at Auxiliary Unit S will be hosting its very Thursday by Worrall way, attend the Teen Arts Preschool registration dents are doing, especially the senior Community Newspapers, an Rahway High Scbool thought. second annual Spaghetti Dinner on Festival that was held at • Registration for preschool and kindergarten for the 1998-99 school citizens.' independent, family owned The acbool held its Spring Arts Fes- May 3 from 1 to 5 p.m. at Rahway tewspaper company. Our offices are Union County College in year in now open. Parents may contact any school for registration infor- tival on Tueaday, offering a "potpour- — Teacher Marsha Watson American Legion Post S, 581 Maple located at 1291 Stuyvesant Avenue, Cranford. Mohammed and mation. Registration will be conducted daily between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. ri" of performing and visual arts, Ave.; Rahway. Union, N.J. 07083. We are open Stanislawski assisted with Today from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. every weekday. according to Principal Ed-Yergalonia! song, "The Turtledove." There was vided a wannup for all four groups, The menu includes tossed salad, teaching a workshop at the • The Rahway Municipal Alcoholic Beverage Control Board will meet Call us at one of the telephone "It's spring," be laid. "We invited also an unusual song, "The Heart of 'who will be heading down to Disney- spaghetti, homemade meatballs and numbers listed below festival. 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• -^fA-iiw**,- -^ns^^^^^l^g^; 2- THURSDAY, APRIL 23, 1998 - PAGE S RAHWAY PROGRESS BAHWAY PROGRESS . CLARK EAGLE PAGE 4 - THURSDAY, APRIL 23, 1MB COMMUNITY FORUM We're asking Firefighters fight two trailer fires in 2 days Clark More drivers in favor of 65 mph limit Clark firefighters had to fight two The exception, Bv Sean Dailvy iMHaVa^Hal sSHwarrpraa aMHMl '?-iBHffi:\: . .... FIRE BLOTTER gested a more flexible approach: a trailer fires in two days last week. Staff Writer higher speed limit, yes, but drop- Tbe first, on April 13, was at 11:45 not the rule A PEEK INTO HISTORY — New Jersey's roads are going to ping it when the roadt are wet and a.m. on the Garden State Parkway. • On April 15. firefighters Here we see the railroad get a blast from the past in the near with more enforcement. Firefighters responded to a call of a responded to a fire alarm at Mother Recently, the videotaping of City Council meetings has bridge spanning the Rah- future — i blast from when people Gordon, despite his approval of flaming mattress in a trailer. This fire Seion High School on Brant Street at become a source of controversy in Rahway. Last month, the way River under construc- didn't know the words "OPEC" or the higher speed limit, does not was quickly extinguished. 4:01 p.m. Apparently, the alarm had council adopted guidelines requiring the videotaping of all tion in 1913. The railroad "energy crisis." drive. Tbe next fire was more expensive. been set off by fumes from the paint publicly announced council meetings. was elevated in two sec- Come May 19, 475 miles of "I'm scared to drive up here, It happened the next day at 8:01 that maintenance workers were Certainly the taping of council meetings is a good idea. tions. First, the Northbound restricted-access highways, includ- y'all. People don't know how to am Firefighters got a call of a truck applying. ing sections of the New Jersey • Also on April 15. firefighters Only a well informed populace can fully participate in the fanes were elevated start- drive." fire at Valley Road and Ross Street. ing in December 1991. Turnpike and tbe Garden State They found a large landscaping responded to multiple fire alarms democratic process. Denial of public access to the workings He also said that tbe speed limit When that side became Parkway, will have their speed lim- Mannino Rost Bums Schroeder is lower in Georgia. trailer engulfed in fire when they got alarms at the Cosmair plant on Termi- of government is a hallmark of dictatorship. iu chagned from 55 to 65 miles per operational, the South- Most people (bought that the to the scene. The truck contained nal Avenue at 5:07 a.m. No cause was boor. Giving the people of Rahway another avenue for becom- bound section, which was Rahway, said, "Go for it" Bat be One person, Vincent Mannino of higher speed limit would result in numerous lawn mowers and power found after a search of the plant ing informed about city business can lead to greater partici- the original street level This is a trial program and will added, "Just the highways." Westfield, disagreed with how they more accidents — but not tools. The trailer and its contents were • Also on April 13, Polychrome on pation and better government. The convenience of watching tracks, were lifted. The last for 18 months. "Yeah, not the side roads," said were increasing tbe speed limit. everyone. destroyed in the fire. Terminal Avenue reported a fire in a an Old Bridge woman who wo He said the speed limit should be council meetings on television encourages this. Bridge Street bridge, then None of these sections will pass Baum didn't think that there There is no word on how the fire small electrical motor at 2 p-m. The with him. increased gradually — first to 60 So what should happen when a council meeting is called newfy completed, can be by Clark or Rahway. The nearest would be more accidents "because started. The driver of the truck had fire was extinguished before firefigh- seen in the foreground. "That's what it used to be," the miles an hour. noticed flames corning from the rear ters could get there. and there is no video camera present? Should the meeting be will stretch from south of Exit 13 in it's already in progress." man said, "That's what it was Greg Rost of Scotch Plains said of the trailer while driving. He had Rahway Luriw to nonh of Em 1 mi U>e Wlieu wfced abort it. Gordon rescheduled to a date when a camera would be present? before the fuel crisis. Can are the increase would be good in tbe pulled over and disconnected the trail- Rahway firefighters had to help an Turnpike. said, "With the higher speed limit, Should the meeting go on as scheduled, with or without a safer." north and south of the state. But, be er from the truck. injured worker off a Merck & Co. But, bey, just because it doesn't they should have a higher George Schroeder of Linden added, it isn't good for this area, There were no injuries reported in building on April 13. camera? Should the timeliness and importance of the issues affect Rahway or Clark doesn't responsibility." thinks the speed limit increase will which is congested. either fire. on the agenda be the deciding factor? mean we can't ask questions about Mannino seemed to agree. One of the workers constructing result in more accidents. But be He added, "Most people travel Here are some of the other calls that There was no camera present during a special meeting of it! "I beleive it's up to the individu- Building 800 had broken bis arm on Pbolo CoortciT lUhwy HWcrte»l Soetrty supported it tweause you can get 65 already and that just gives them Clark firefighters responded to last the council on March 31. On the table was the first reading al. You have to make sure that you the building at about 1:30 p.m. The We sent our reporter out to see where you want faster. And, any- the envelope to go that much week: of an ordinance for the reissuance of municipal bonds that get there safely." building, which is to be used as a what people thought about the way, if you went slower, you'd get faster." • On April 16, police and firefigh- Most people also said that they research facility, is not completed and could save the city $133,000. increase. into an accident." Tun Burns of Cranford did not ters responded lo a house fire at 46 exceed tbe speed limit already. does not have stairs installed. The decision of whether to hold the meeting or reschedule Insurance reforms will result in lower rates A large number of people sup_- Shirley Baum of Clark said she like the increase 'Tieacuse people Ridge Road at 5 p.m. affluent drivers to afford insurance. "When I can, I like to go that fast Rahway firefighters had to use a was in the hands of the council president pro-tem. He of these issues lo determine how to ported tbe increase. support! the higher speed limit will drive 10 miles an hour faster. The police were the first to arrive; New Jersey drivers enjoy the best tower engine — a "cherry picker" — It's one of the reasons New Jersey has But I hear they'll enforce it." on tbe Parkway — in unpopulated decided to go on with the meeting as scheduled. automobile insurance in the nation, deliver long anticipated relief to New One Perth Amboy man, who was 'because the traffic flows at that they forced their way in to check for about 400,000 motorists driving with- areas," said Baum. to get the worker down. One council member stormed out of the meeting because with coverage in more areas with Jersey motorists who currently pay an standing in front of the Rite Aid in speed anyway if the road is good." Antonio Gordon 6f Georgia sug- occupants. Officer Tom Harrison, out insurance of any kind. This prop- more dollars than virtually any other average of SI, 194 per vehicle. who is also a Clark volunteer fireman, The Rahway Fire Department does of the videotaping issue. The other members decided to stay, osal calls for a basic policy of $ 15,000 state. The problem, of course, is that Our proposal tightens the current discovered a small Ore in the kitchen, not know how the worker was injured. approving the bond ordinance on first reading. According to in personal injury protection and our citizens pay dearly for that pri- limitation on lawsuits for pain and which he controlled with the house's • On April 15, firefighters these members, March 31 was the last day the city had for a $5,000 in property recovery up to vilege with average premiums that suffering, maintaining the right to sue water supply. responded lo a report of natural gas in first reading vote. S250.OO0: This basic policy, as Two burglaries reported at city homes rank New Jersey first in the nation in only for death, dismemberment, sig- Firefighters arrived to complete a West Scott Avenue house at 6:45 opposed to the standard policy, is for shoplifting at Landmark Liquors Linden resident for shoplifting from p.m. The gas was the result of a bro- We agree with the president pro-tem's decision to carry insurance costs. New Jersey's dense By Donald DiFrancesco nificant disfigurement, displaced frac- Rahway extinguishing the fire. There were no designed to be affordable for those on Main Street at 4:50 p.m. Marshall's on Central Avenue at 7:21 on with the meeting. The timeliness of the bond ordinance population and busy highways mean tures, loss of a fetus or a permanent Two burglaries were reported in POUCE BLOTTER reported injuries. ken gas line. There were no injuries. with few assets to protect and are cur- • Also on April 14, police investi- p.m. He was released on his own required a vote that evening. Delaying the meeting would that our rates will never be as cheap as injury. This would cut down the num- Rahway last week. rently unable to afford insurance gated a theft from a vehicle on East recognizance. in other states, but there is no reason came after the Special Committee on ber of frivolous lawsuits filed due to The first was April 15 at 8:04 pin. • On April 18, police investigated have resulted in the loss of an opportunity to save the city a Milton Avenue at 4:10 pjn. A black • Also on April 14, t Newark man that we can't have one of the best Auto Insurance Reform spoke with stiff necks and bad backs in minor A Plainficld resident reported that his the theft of a S10.99 case of beer from significant sum of money. This was no attempt to pull the Drivers with full covenge who are pocket organizer with $1,600 to was arrested on outstanding motor insurance systems in the country experts from ever)1 field involved in accidents, resulting in a 22 percent uncle's cordless phone and Caller ID St. Georges Avenue at 3:21 p.m. The proverbial wool over the eyes of the public, but a well rea- involved in an accident with a driver S 1.800 in cash was taken, alon with a vehicle warrantes at 2:02 a.m. He was On display without it being the most expensive. the business, as well as from everyday reduction on the bodily injury portion console were taken from his uncle's suspect fled in a grey Honda Accord. soned effort to do important city business. who has elected basic covenge would check for $168. The organizer was jailed pending bail. motorists who could barely afford to of the policy. Currently, 88 percent of West Grand Avenue apartment. The plate number that was given to For those wishing to review these proceedings but who be covered by his or her own policy. retrieved at the Rahway Post Office, • Also on April 13, an Edison resi- On April 2, after months of tireless own a car because of the high cost of New Jersey drivers choose to limit Tbe second burglary was three days the police came back as being "not The legislation also addresses the but the money was missing. dent was arrested for shoplifting at were unable to attend the meeting, several other options, hearings, rigorous debate and biparti- insurance. After hearing from this their right to sue for pain and later, on April 18. issued." There are no suspects and no fairness of the current territorial rate CUrk Marshall's at 12:57 p.m. besides video exist. These include audiotapes and transcripts san compromise, the Senate passed cross-section of New Jersey, we suffering. An unknown suspect broke the evidence at this time. caps, instituted 50 years ago. These • On April 13, a Colonia resident • On April 12, a Colonia resident legislation thai I sponsored with Sena- found out a little more about why our front window at a New Brunswick • On April 17,-police investigated available at the City Clerk's office as well as a published The bill establishes an insurance caps restrict rates in New Jersey's was arrested for driving while intoxi- was arrested for possession of narccK tor John Adler that finally delivers rales are so high. Avenue address: Apparently, the sus- the alleged theft of a pizza from a account in the Progress. fraud prosecutor who would establish higher cost insurance areas to 135 per- cated after a hit-and-run accident at tics at 7:12 p.m. real reform to New Jersey motorists pect didn't get into the building, but Domino's delivery man at 9:51 p.m. Still, the City Council should be cognizant of its own Part of it is that we're too litigious a data bases on fraudulent activity and cent of the rest of the state' There is a 9:47 p.m. Sbe was released on her • On April 11. police arrested a by taking the politics and special they couldn't be sure until tbe owner The delivery man said that he deliv- guidelines and follow them as closely as possible. Special society, and too many people sue for share it with the law enforcement provision in the bill to establish a own recognizance pending a court Clark resident on an outstanding interests out of car insurance. By cut- came to check the building. ered a pizza to an Elizabeth Avenue minor or non-existent injuries sus- community. This is the first time committee to collect data for the pur- date. motor vehicle warrant at 7:15 p.m. He circumstances warrant special measures, as was the case ting back oo iinn^*^TTiry litigation, Here are some of the other calls that home; when he got there, a white male liiBCtl iu ^rrolfff frnrtfT NTMIPTT dfculs would bf cpor^' pose of redrawing *«e temttrie* for bail* with the March 31 meeting. Normal circumstances warrant the Rahway police responded' to came out, took the pizza and "Went • On April 19, •Cfaafodjesidenl cracking down on fraud, and forcing Fraud occurs on a regular basis with degree of priority to the fight against a more accurate and up-to-date pic- • On April 10, police investigated a strict adherence to guidelines. recently: back inside without paying. Police was arrested for driving while intoxi- insurance companies to reduce rates, unscrupulous drivers, lawyers and insurance scams and cheats. We've all ture of New Jersey. report of an illegal entry on Brant • On April 21, police investigated matched the address where he deliv- cated at 7:12 pm we will deliver a 15 percent gauran- doctors taking advantage of the sys- read accounts of how individuals and Street at 7:36 a.m. Nothing was taken. Collectively, these reforms will the theft of two license plates at 10:41 ered the pizza to tbe number on tbe • Also on April 19, police arrested teed cut in premiums. We accom- tem for their own personal gain. It's a organized scam artists dupe the sys- • On April 9. a stolen Clark vehicle result in rates that are at least 15 per- a.m. The plates were stolen from a pizzeria's Caller ID. The delivery a Dark resident for shoplifting at the plished this by asking all who profit flawed system that encourages nor- tem and law-abiding rate payers out of was recovered in Newark at 1O.16 cent Iowa then they are today for 1978 ChevrolettUtjon at the corner of man was told bow to sign a complaint SnopRite on Central Avenue at 3:17 from the system — lawyers, insurers, mally honest people to seek unneces- millions of dollars a year through p.m. most drivers. It's time we moved for- Stockton Street and East Hizelwood p.m. Strengthen the medical profession — lo contri- sary medical sen-ices to collect judg- staged accidents and phony medical • On April 16. police investigated a ward with these reforms to get them • • On April 17, police investigated a • Also on April 9, police arrested a bute in some manner to lower rates. Avenue. Police are investigating an theft of $200 at 8:11p.m. A West Lin- ments against insurance companies. claims. It's time to stop the subsidiz- passed into law for the benefit of New Plainfleld resident on an outstanding Not surprisingly, trial attorneys and Elizabeth resident as the suspect report of criminal mischief at a Moun- We also took a hard look at the insur- ing of fraudulent claims by honest Jersey motorists who have sought real coln Avenue resident told police that a motor vehicle warrant at 12:53 p.m. the bond insurance companies say they are not • On April 19, a bicycle was stolen tain View Road home at 9:54 a.m- A ance companies to ensure that cost drivers by attacking fraud head-on Bloomfield resident had stolen the He was released after posting bail reform for so long. from Monroe Street at 1:47 p.m. Tbe traffic sign had been removed from Many people blame television for the state of education happy with the bill. Maybe that's savings proposed under the bill go and reluming Ihe savings to motorists money from him. • On April 8, police responded to bike, which belonged to a Montgom- the front of the residence and placed today. They also blame television for the breakdown in the gcxxi It means we did our job work- toward fattening the pocketbooks of in the form of lower premiums. the scene of a motor vehicle accident Senate President Donald DiF- ery Street resident, is described as a • Also on April 16, police investi- in the back yard. ing in the public's best interest rather motorists rather than fattening the at the Garden State Parkway Circle family structure. If the average American spends four hours Of course, even a mandated IS per- rancesco represents the 22nd Legi- 20-inch chrome boys' Mongoose gated the theft of a bicycle from an • On April 16, an East Orange resi- than for the special interests. • insurance industry's bottom line. and Valley Road at 5:24 p,m. per day watching television, it's not difficult to understand cent reduction in insurance rates isn't slative District, which Includes Sniper BMX bike valued at $300. unlocked shed on Price. Street at 4:17 dent was arrested on an outstanding The changes the Senate proposed The special committee looked at all • Also on April 8, a report was why our society is failing. enough to enable many younger, less parts of Union County. • Also oo April 19, police investi- p.m. The bicycle, a 24-inch purple motor vehicle warrant at 7:25 p.m. He taken of a stolen modem from St. gated an alleged theft of services from girls' Pacific Cycle with a blue bell was jailed pending bail. Imagine, though, what would happen if television did not John's School at 8:31 a.m. a Station Cab driver at 2:29 a.m. The and green lock, is worth $120. • On April- W. a stolen motor vehi- exist. Without their daily doses of soap operas, cartoons, • On April 6, police arrested an Old driver said that he had picked up three • Also on April 15. police investi- cle from Clark was recovered in New- sports, and movies of the week, families may just be-able to Excessive speed is mania to many drivers Bridge resident on an outstanding people on Thorn Street and dropped gated a handgun theft from Jaques ark at 9:53 p.m. come together and address the real essentials of life — bond- motor vehicle warrant at 5:22 p.m. It never ceases to amaze me when dangerous bend in the road is looming Thrm "P"a* *hr Mifikic American Leg- Avenue at 6:51 p.m. Tbe pistol is a • On April 14, police arrested a ing with and educating each other. for the state's speed limit in go in 1 motorists zoom into an empty down- miles per hour defend the move by and if you don't slow down, angel ion Post 499. The total fare was five 25-caliber semi-automatic. TbTh e seriarill We've just begun National TV-Turtoff Week, the fourth town parking lot as though they were As I saying everybody goes 60 or 70 any- wings will be your next set of attire. dollars, but his passengers only paid number and model are unknown right Cancer Society unit seeks volunteers 1 _l on the Indianapolis speedway, and annual event designed to get kids and parents away from the how. My answer, opposing the 60 Why excessive speed is a mania to two. One of the three passengers, an now; it is thought to be registered out The UnionCounty unit of the American Cancer Society is seeking volunteers Nicole Romero, a student at Macfison School In come to a screeching halt in front of TVs for one week to spend their time doing something pro- See It mile-per-hour limit, is drivers pushing many drivers, especially the young, is Elizabeth resident, said they didn't of Old Bridge, although this hasn't Rahway, proudly displays the plaque she won for an empty meter. They drive as though for its Road to Recovery Program. ductive. National TV-Tumoff Week began yesterday, April their cars lo 70, 80 and 90. Can you beyond me. I've been a newspaper have any more money and couldn't been confirmed best overall entry in the Division of Fire Safety, Fire they had found the last parking spot in Contact Carolyn Fabrizio, service director, at (908) 354-7373 for additional By Norman Rauscher imagine what a person would look person long enough to see the condi- get more. All the people involved • On April 14, police arrested Prevention Poster Contest. 22, and will run until April 28. Summit. information on joining the lifesaving crew of volunteer drivers. Correspondent like if he or she met another car going tion of bodies brought into a morgue were told how to sign out complaints. Camillus Boyah of Avenel resident During that time, we urge families to unplug their televi- They are the same drivers who will the same speed head-on? Not pretty. after a grinding accident brought on sions and suggest that parents do the following for their back out of a parking space without Sometimes I wonder what driver by speed to have enough nightmares children: checking if another moving car is in lane to another without signaling and education accomplishes. No doubt, it for years to come. DISCOUNTS VITAMINS & MINERALS back of them and zip out of the lot. speeding or driving too slowly. The • Teach them to keep a daily journal. Journals not only has a positive effect on many, but to But with all the warnings about Alarm System This kind of driving gives driving a offending driver is no doubt thinking document what will become history, they are a gTeat way for the others who do not have the ability speeding, careless driving and tailgat- bad name. what a brilliant driver he or she is and Prices So law kids to leam to write. to think straight, driver education is ing, it seems, for many, to go into one It's not. unusual that these same probably has no inkling of the poten- ear and out the other at supersonic . • Read to them. Reading to your children, especially those people, with a car boom box blaring tial danger both drivers are in. Person- for the other guy or woman. Besides, driver education takes time out from speed. WEMAJL The*'re Wild! younger than kindergarten age, will help them become more loud enough to wake'the dead, are tap- al catastrophe could be lurking at the EvonrtmeM doing the real stuff, racing down a 20% OFF literate at a younger age and may make them more enthu- ping their fingers impatiently on the next turn of the wheel. Norman Rauscher, - a former highway with Ihe road lo yourself, Ladles' siastic about reading when they begin attending school. car still ready to take off the second It is always amazing to me that so newspaper publisher, is a frequent ANY VITAMIN taking chances and not thinking that a PARKMQ IN REAR • ACROSS FROM CITY HALL • Establish a family "time-out." Time-out, albeit a cliche the opposing light turns yellow, much few people realize that an automobile columnist for this newspaper. \jn*OmtmfmQ*am CRINKLE 306 NO. WOOD AVENUE, UNDEN NolBbtCoatMMkaavOln less red. is in itself a dangerous weapon that if by now, is an opportunity for the entire family to stop what 486-9446 they're doing for a period of time to interact with each other. I'd call that irresponsible driving not handled with care, disaster can be NYLON and a reason for that particular driver Parents can find out what their children learned in school, the tragic consequences. JACKET to get a good dressing down. There are so many ways to get Our policy on letters and columns while children can find out what their parents did at work. And there's the driver who races killed in our society U)st you'd think Dialogue and time spent together in any relationship can down a street where the light is red special care would be exercised in The Rahway Progress welcomes submissions from its readers.Eithe r letters .££*• 195* toio$?7.95$ ) only make that relationship stronger. and comes to a nerve shattering halt operating a car. In recent weeks, peo- to the editor or opinion pieces on any subject will be considered for publication AskDrPosner Spring, a beautiful time of year • Get out the calendar and establish times throughout each inches from the intersection. I've seen ple have been injured or killed when on the opinion pages. with beautiful savings too! week for the rest of the year to unplug the televisions in the older people halt walking across the bricks from the side of a building can This opportunity also is open to all officials and employees of the borough street out of fear of getting bowled and the County of Union. ROBERT POSNER, DDS Like our crinkle nylon jacket. INSTALLED house and use the time to become a family. topple onto your head to give yourself now $3 off! Pretty as the May over by this boisbot driver, who must something worse than a headache. 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Wffih; mm/mm RAHWAY PROGRESS - CLARK EAGLE SPECTATOR LEADER - RAHWAY PROGRESS - CLARK EAGLE PAGE 6 — THURSDAY. APRIL 23, 19M SALES TAX • SAVE • 3/\ SALES TAX - SAVE • 3°, SALES TAX • SA>'F OBITUARIES Sprucing up for the spring Kevin Zebrowskl way dwd April 16 in Rahway the coordinator of the English Resour- Hospital. ce Center until 1991, when she retired Kevin Zebrowiki, 21, of Rmbwiy, Born in Lambertsville, Mrs. Taylor to the McHale Center. died Jin. 1 in Cunbtnett Valley, lived in Rahway for 60 years. She was Surviving is a sister, Amelia Maine. His body was found April 17. a cafeteria worker for ARA Food Ser- Nestor. Bom in Rahway, Mr. Zebrowiki vices in the Westfleld School District moved to Farmington in 1994 to for 20 years and retired in 1980. Mrs. Mary Sancilardi attend the University of Maine He Taylor was a member of (be Elks Mary Sancilardi, 71, of Rahway was i 1994 graduate of SL Joseph Purchase and take delivery of a listed Ladies Auxiliary, Mountainside. died April 16 in Rahway Hospital. High School, Metucben. Mr. Surviving are a daughter, Cheri Bom in Elizabeth, Mrs. Sancilardi Amana refrigerator, washer or washer/dryer Zebrowiki was captain of the school's Cusumano; two sons, Edward and moved to Rahway 39 years ago. She gymnastics team and bad been a pair and receive a cash rebate. A $20 Howard; three sisters, Mary DiLuci- was a co-owner and secretary of Big member of the Ski Club and Student* do, Nellie Graziano and Geraldine Top Contractor! Inc. of A vend for 45 bonus rebate on dryer models applies only Against Drunk Driving. He was a Ledger, and six grandchildren. yean. Mrs. Sancilardi was a member senior majoring in rehabilitation ser- when purchased in conjunction with one of of St Joseph's Guild, RoseUe, a mem- vices at the University of Maine. He Eileen Hadden - her of St. Ann's Rosary Society of SL the listed washer models. would have graduated May 16. Anthony's Church, Elizabeth, and tbe AT JACOBSON'S Mr. Zebrowiki was a ski coach at Eileen E. Hadden, 69, of Venice, Peterstown Senior Citizens Society, Carnbasset Valley. He wu a member Fla., formerly of Clark, died April 13 Elizabeth. of the Professional Ski Instructors of in her home. America and the United States Ski Bom in Elizabeth, Mrs. Hadden Surviving are her husband, Domi- The Rahway Senior Center on Esterbrook Avenue In Rahway recently underwent a Catches of America. Mr. Zebrowski lived in Clark before moving to Ven- nick; a son, Michael; a daughter, major landscaping renovation. New shrubs and benches have been added to the had been a member of Boy Scout ' ice six years ago. SBe WU 1 ltteiriirg- • Lucille Albow front of tfrft frinkin g n»heth, Glassware, household appliances, Final meeting planned member of the Elks Lodge 1583 in Basilica, and Montreal/Quebec to tbe Hospital. Convent Station, who missioned in a books, toys, drapes, curtains and 3 SPEED \i \YI \< Union. Botanical Gardens, shopping, and Tbe Rosary Confraternity of tbe Mrs. Roesch was a member of the Clark high school, died April 17 in the much more can be had. Lunch, includ- Surviving are two brothers, Robert more, from April 29 to May 2. Church of SL Joseph tbe Carpenter, 10.EER Rahway Hospital Auxiliary and a vol- Catherine Mary McHale Center, ing hamburgers, hot dogs and funnel Roselle, will bold its final meeting of ry1 Cla Buses will leave from the parking unteer worker in the hospital gift knd~ Newton Mass. , will be available, tfof sfafffn May 4 at liV) p m in *hf coffee shop for many years. She also Doris. Sister Mary Jean entered the Sisters' a.m. April 29 and return same place school cafeteria beginning with tbe wu a member of Si Ann's Society at of Charity of St. Elizabeth on March Slavonic Festival set approximately 10 p.m. on May 2. recitation of the Rosary. St. Mark's Church and me Grand Reg. $347 25, 1930 and was a member for 68 Price per person is S269 per person Tbe meeting will greet the past Centurions of Clark. ' SL Thomas tbe Apostle Church of years. She was a 1946 graduate of tbe DEATH NOTICES quad; $299 per person triple; $329 per presidents of the confraternity and Surviving are a son, William M.; a Rahway will host its 11th annual Sla- College of SL Elizabeth with a degree person double, and $449 per person entertain with the "Golden Lights" of sister, Atnea P. Smeracko, and a vonic Festival. Coinciding with the in English. Sister Mary was a teacher ENDERLE - AfeertJ.. of RONS*, on Saturday. Evangel Church, Scotch Plains, a only S399 April 18,1888. Moved husband of Mrs. Munrt event will be a country craft fair. Tbe single. only S429 grandchild. in Keamy, Teaneck, New Brunswick (BoM) Ebdwta, davoMd War ol Mr. Robert dates are May 1,2 and 3 at the church This includes round trip transporta- musical group made up of senior and Bloomfield. In 1972, she wu A. EndMte. The funeral m Irom The SULU- center, located at 1407 SL Georges tion, three nights accommodations at citizens. DiSH'wASHEl missioned at Mother Seton Regional VAN FUNERAL HOfcC. 146 E. Second Av- Josephine A. Taylor enue, noeili. A Ftnerel Mae* aas ottered in Ave., Rahway. Vendors are needed, a first class hotel, six meals — three All women of the parish are invited SlJowph tie CaroenierR.C. Church, Roeete. FREE High School, Clark, where she was Josephine A. Taylor, 81, of Rab- information may be obtained by call- dinners, three breakfasts — and to attend. 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MI iiiii ii *••- -Tr"-frr--¥r.s------*-i'r"'i-y--r------*r"'i i f i'f: • •':•;::!';:i VAY PROGRESS - CLARK EAGLE Fax and mall deadline Monday morning at 9 PAGE 8 — THURSDAY. APWL 23. 199> Sports Editor J.R. Parachini Union: 908-686-7700, ext 319 for sports copy lp be Brasch to speak on Holocaust aplewood (Tuesdays): 973-762-0303 considered for publication i •-.-*'-*• --•,' ~s things ton High School. recently won the Young Careerist of their VITA service. They must be tant one, to say the least, for the By Andrew McGann with a 2-for-3 day at the plate and two Title for 1998 at the Berkeley senior accounting majors or graduate WORSHIP Indians in terms of seeding for the Rummage sale slated Assistant Sports Editor RBL Heights/Clark/Westfield Business & Spaulding is winner students in the Master of Accountan- Union County Tournament because The Reformed Church of Linden After the Rahway High School With Mallick at first base, junior Professional Women's Organization. Darren M.G. Spaulding, a teachei cy or in the Master of Business Admi- LUTHERAN ROMAN CATHOLIC Saturday is the cutoff date for records will hold a rummage sate Friday from softball team, touted as one of best in Vanessa Ortiz at second, Kelly Petro- The Business & Professional at the Rahway Intermediate School, is nistration programs. ST. LUKE'S LUTHERAN CHURCH ST. LEO'S CHURCH 103 Myrtle Ave., to be considered. 1 to 6 p.m. and Saturday from 9 ajn. Irvmpon, 372-1272. Rev. Dana R. McKm- Union County in the pre-season, got ski at shortstop and Kasey Petroski at Women's Organization of the United a winner of the Who's Who Among Each year the program helps about (LCMS), Hillside aod Cotaia Roads, Eli- After having exited the UCT to 1 p.m. There will also be a boutique zabeth. (908) 3S2-S4S7. Join Wanner. Pane*. m. Pastor Schedule for Masses: Saturday Ere. off to an uncharacteristic 0-2 start, third base, Karaman now feels he has States conducts the Young Careerist America's Teachers Award. The math 500 people. Dr. Larry Prober, associ- Our Sunday Wcohip Service a at 10:15 A.M. 5:30 pjn, Sunday 730 ajn, 10:00 ajB., 1130 against Westfield 6-1 in the quarterfi- featuring household items. The rum- second-year head coach Scott Kara- one of the best infields in the county. Program through local-organizations teacher was recommended by a for- ate professor of acounting, is coordi- Sunday School and Adult Bible Study an at ajn. and 12:45 pjn. (Spanish); Weekday*: nal round last year, Karaman is confi- mage sale is sponsored by the Monday lo Friday. 7:00 LIB.. 8:00 ajn-, 1200 nator of Rider's VITA Program. 9:00 KM. Communion on 1S, 3rd and 5th Son- man knew something had to be done. Rahway fell to Westfield 3-0 in the dent his team will go further than that within each of the stales. The entrant mer student and, along with receiving day of each month. Hymn pnf on the 4Ui Sun- noon. Saturdays: 8:00 ajn., 12.00 noon. Holy- Strength and Conditioning Karaman shook up the lineup prior season-opener on April 6. All three must speak about career and goals day. Call Church Office for more information days: Eve 730 pjn. Horyday. 7:00 ajn., W» this season and maybe even take it all. before the local club, where indepen- or Free Packet. ajn.. 1100 Doon. Miraculous Medal Novena: to his team's third game of the year, runs given up by Sides, who allowed "We're hoping to get a good seed- Monday! following the liX noon Mass and at which took place April 11 against only three hits, were unearned. Two dent judging is done on criteria of the 7: IS pjn. Sacrament of Penance: Saturday: ing," Karaman said. "If we play the 1:00 lo 2:00 pjn. and following the 530 pjn. Coaches Clinic on May 17 Union Catholic, and the results were days later, the Indians fell 13-7 to program itself. The BCW met for its way we have the last few games, I regular meeting and YC Speakoff at ORTHODOX CHRISTIAN Mast. . . . .=_ u.. Rosctto~..,;i onf PhillipsburPhillmsburge HigHi(th School, Mike Lamb of instantaneous. Cranford, despite the run production think we're very capable of going all The New Jersey Scholastic Coaches Association has Kasey Petroski, a third-team All- of Kelly Petroski, who scored four George's Catch 27 Restaurant on SL John UK Baptist Orthodox Church, 211 NOTE: All copy changes must be made in Gloucester County College and Jerry Tabbacchino of the way." writing and received by Womll Community announced the scheduling of a Strength and Conditioning March 17. Wen Grand Ave., Rahway-3K2-8S44. Rev. FT. Southern Regional High School. County selection last year as an out- times. Prior to the start of the season, Kar- Owlet A. Lehman, Pastor. Sunday Divine Newspapers No Later than 12:00 Noon, Fridays Coaches Clinic to be held Sunday, May 17 at the Rutgers fielder, was moved to third base and Once an entrant wins the local Liturgy, 9-30 AM. Prayer Service with anoint- prior to the following week's publication. Techniques that will be discussed include front head- aman expressed some concern about Please address changes lo: U/S University Weight Room, Hale Center in Piscataway. junior Melissa Mallick was also H.S. Softball level, she goes on to compete on the ing for the nek of mind, body and soul, Thurs- lock, single leg finishes, half-nelson series, turns and pins, his team's ability to hit. Although the HEALTH day March 12,7:30 PM. Moieben to the Mother Grace M. The clinic will run from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m., with registra- moved from the outfield and inserted Indians still have some work to do at stale level, which will be held in April high crotch, duck: under and overhead counters, short sit The 2-2 Indians, who were rained Presorted by of God, Thursday March 26. 7:30 PM. Lenten Womll Community Newspapers tion commencing at 8. This clinic is designed to meet the at first base in an attempt to strength- at the New Jersey Business & Profes- Services Wednesday at 4:00 PM and Friday at 1291 Stuyveura Ave. and stand-up series and defensive positioning and shift out against Cranford on Monday, the plate, their ability to put the bat on. P.O. Box 3109 needs of varsity, assistant and recreational coaches. en the defense in the infield. sional Women's Auditorium in Dr. Eileen Klekel 7:00 PM. Call Paslor for weekly update. All are series. were tentatively scheduled to make the ball has been impressive. The welcome. Union. NJ. 07083 Pre-registration fees are S2S, $35 and $55 depending on After having committed some cost- Bridgcwatcr. Once a winner is The agenda, which will commence at 8 a.m. with the game up on Tuesday at borne. most Rahway has struck out as a team WHJJTH) OUT OF SHAPE NJSCA membership status. On-site registration fees are ly errors in their first two games, the announced at the state level, she will Whiplash injury typically occurs when a registration, will conclude from 1:40 to 2 pjn. with an Rahway is scheduled to play at in any game is four times. Indians settled down defensively and attend the BPW/USA Conference to cat is hil from behind, accelerating the or SHARE THE JOY TUESDAY, APRIL 28,1998 • 7:15 P.M. S3S, $45 md $65. NJSIAA Wrestling Update Summary followed by a review non-conference Toe Roselle Park The UCT seeding meeting » Mon- be held in Orlando, Florida this forward and the driver's bead backward. Teaching techniques for mulii joint lifts from 9-10 a.m., at the same time woke up offensively tomorrow at 4 pjn. day night, with first-round games set Birth announcements will appear every Thursday in the Spectator of rule changes. summer. Then, as the car suddenly comes lo a stop, the 9 will be Skip Fuller, strength and conditioning coach. Rut- in registering a 10-2 victory in Scotch for Saturday, May 2 and the quarterfi- driver's bead sups forward. As a result of the J Leader, Rahway Progress and the Clark Eagle. Just (ill out the torm Pre-registration prices range from $25 to $55, pending Roselle Park look a 6-0 record into gen University. Rutgers head football coach Terry Shea Plains. nals for Saturday, May 9. The semifi- Dorin is a graduate of Linden High head being subjected to this violent snapping I below and mail n to: 'An America We Can Be membership fees. On-site registration prices range from Tuesday's home game ' against nals will take place Friday night. May School and West Texas State A&M. action, the bones of the neck hmmc pinched will offer an introduciioa. $35 to $65. The price includes all lectures, luncheon and Junior Dana Sides, one of the pre- defending -Mountain Valley She is a member of the Professional and such symptoms ai STORK CLUB mier pitchers in the county, registered 15 at Linden's Memorial Field at 6 Speed development will be discussed from 10-11 am clinic materials. Conference-Valley Division champ- Women's Bowling Association and headaches, neck pain, 1291 Stuyvetaot Ave., P.O. Box 3109 by Bill Parisi of Sports Conditioning Institute. her first victory of the season against and 8 and the final is at Memorial on and tingling and The pre-registration deadline is Friday, May 8. ion Bound Brook. represented the United States in the . Union, NJ. 07083 Nutrition and supplementation for high school aihlets UC by going the distance. She struck Saturday night. May 16 at 8. numbness in the arms In Evening with Elizabeth Rahway will then take the field All checks may be made payable to: NJSCA/NJSIAA AMF World Cup in 1992. Last sum- will be the topic Heidi Skolnik, MS CDN, will be talking out 10 and limited the Vikings to Governor Livingston won last and fingers arise. YOUR ANNOUNCEMENT WILL APPEAR Wrestling Clinic and mailed to: NJSCA P.O. Box 487, again on Wednesday when they travel mer she joined her sister on the tour of Inflammation also A lecture to benefit the outreach programs about from 11 a.m. to noon. Skolnik is the nutritionist for seven hits and two walks. Sides, year's UCT after Union captured the FREE OF CHARGE, OUR GIFT TO YOU Route 130 N., Robbinsville, NJ. 08691, attention: Ernie to play non-conference rival Colonia. South Africa on behalf of the South develops, as does the of Paper Mill Playhouse and The Junior regarded as Rahway's top hitter as previous six crowns. the New York Giants football team and works for Nutrition Finizio. The Roselle Park game is an impor- African Bowling Association. slow degenerative League of The Oranges and Short Hills. Consulting Inc. well, helped herself out at the plate by process thai leads to Directions to College Avenue Gymnasium from 1 Training the multi-sport athletes will be discussed after smacking a two-run double. anhnus The pound. ounce son/daughter (named) TICKETS: $250 Benefactor Tickets North Jersey: Take the NJ Turnpike or Route 1 South to Clark Pop Warner registration chiropractor's goal is include Priority Orchestra Seating and lunch from 12:45-1:45, speaking on the topic will be Jack- Route 18 North in New Brunswick and then take Route 18 Sides was also supported by senior Rollis to perform '_. and measured was born to restore proper Post-Event Reception with Mrs. Dole son High School strength coach Tony Bombaci. through New Brunswick over the Raritan River and . shortstop Kelly Petroski, who regis- Amy Rollis of Linden, a Gifted and posture and range of motion to the injured is tomorrow at Kumpf Middle _ , Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. immediately following the lecture. Head and assistant strength and conditioning coaches tered three hits, including a double, Talented Performing Arts student at area by correcting misalignments and n straight through the light at the bottom of the bridge (River $'125 Patron Tickets include Box Seating Tun Gushue and Tim Welsh of Shawnee High School will Registration for Clark Pop Warner football and cheerleading will take place Somerset County Vocational and overseeing healing of soft osue. _. He/she joins a (brother Road) to the next light Then make a right hand turn and and crossed the plate three times. Pet- . of (town). and Pre-Event Reception with Special tomorrow from 6-8 p.m. at the Kumpf Middle School on Mildred Terrace in Technical Schools, will be perform- Residual problems may linger for months, discuss developing the high school strength training prog- follow the signs. roski joined her sister Kasey as a years, or decades after an accident. We urge ing in the school's production of the or sister, or brothers and/or sisters). Guests. Lecture-Only Tickets: ram from 1:45-2:45. third-team All-County pick last year. Clark. . you to seek a chiropractic cbeck-up as soon $60 Orchestra, $40 Mezzanine. A question and answer session and evaluations will take Sides continued her mastery on the Youngsters, who must live in or go to school in Clark or Garwood, must be popular musical "Little Shop of Hor- as possible if you nave been in an accident. 1 , the former. _, is the daughter of Mr. Lecture — 7:15 p.m. in Paper Mills Marathon Golf May 11 mound two days later in helping Rah- bom between Aug. 1, 1984 and July 31, 1992. rors" on April 30, May 1 and May 2. At HEALING HANDS CHIROPRACTIC Mrs place at the conclusion of the day from 2:45-3 p.m. The Rahway Hospital Foundation, along with a commit- The fee is $100 per child and $50 for additional children. Checks should be CENTER, our goal is to provide the best main auditorium. More information about the NJSCA Strength and Con- ' way to a 5-0 blanking of Scotch Tickets are available by calling and Mrs. .of . (town). Her husband is tee of volunters, is planning the organization's first Mar- quality in chiropractic care in a cost effective ditioning Coaches Clinic may be obtained by calling Ernie Plains. The junior flame-thrower made payable to: Clark Pop Warner Football. Parents will receive 20 raffle tick- Meg Andrews at (908) 526-8900, Ext. . of (town) For additional Information or to athon Golf Tournament for the benefit of Rahway manner. We are proud of our image and the son of Mr. and Mrs. purchase tickets, please call the Finizio at the New Jersey State Interscholastk Athletic pitched all seven innings, struck out a ets valued at $5 each and may keed the money that they sell. There will be no 283. talents and desire that you will benefit from . of (town) Paper Mill Box Office at 973-376-4343. Association office in Robbinsville at 609-259-2776. Hospital. season-high 11 batters and gave up candy sale this year. them. Were located al 1061 E. Elizabeth Maternal great-grandparents are The fundraising event is set for Monday, May 11 at Ave.. Linden, when we supply Wrestling Coaches Clinic May 15 just two hits and two walks. Other requirements include two wallet-size photographs, a photocopy of Paternal great-grandparents are Metuchen Golf and Country in Edison. Garrett graduates comprehensive chiropractic services to cover The fourth annual NJSCA/NJSIAA Wrestling Coaches Freshman third baseman Heather birth certificate and a doctor's note by Aug. 1,1998. No boy or girl will be Marathon golf challenges golfers of all skill levels., Army Pvt Troy J. Garrett has gra- all aspects of your specific care. We're here lo CPAPER MILL PLAYHOUSE) Clinic will take place Friday, May 15 at the Rutgers Uni- Stryzinski turned in the best perfor- allowed to participate without a doctor's note. help! Please call 587-1933 to schedule an (of town) More information may be obtained by calling the duated from One Station Unit Train- BROOKSIDE DRIVE, MllLBURN, NJ 07041 versity College Avenue Gymnasium. mance of her young varsity career More information may be obtained by calling 732-388-7317. appointment. Foundation's development staff at 732-499-6135. ing at the U.S. Army Infantry School, Featured speakers include coaches Gene Mills of Syra- P.S. An estimated 30% of all drivers will We graletuJy adsrowledje the OWWOUJ support of Fidelity Investments, Fort Benningt Columbus, Ga. The experience a whiplash injury al some lime in W Matter Terminal], Inc., EkubetMown Water Company, and other friends. cuse, Dominic DiGioccahino of East Stroudsburg, Mike mining combines basic military train- Iheir lives. ing and advanced individual training. PAGE 10 — THURSDAY, APRIL 23, 1996 RAHWAY PROGRESS • CLARK EAGLE Clark Soccer Club posts week's results, highlights • News With winter a now distant memory, saves while limiting the high-powered David Plan bath made tough charges Emergency Squad and all who Stephen Truncate scored the only in goal by Jessica Burdock and Taylor • Arts the start of the Clark Soccer Club Westfield offensive attack to one in the second half with help from assisted in helping oat after the injury goal for PBA. Chris DuNucci had a Curio and tough defense by Cathryn Spring 1998 In-Town soccer season is goal. Heather Hewko and Syllvia Castillo. of Robert Steiner. All is well. Thank great breakaway and with less than 20 Vaccaro and Michael Bernardo. Dom- • Entertainment here. The club would like to take this Clark Dolphins 4, Rahway 3 Rent's Optical 5, Copy Quick 1 you for your concern. feet from goal was tripped up. The inic Caporaso had two goals and Kris- • Classified opportunity to thank all sponsors and The Clark Dolphins started their Strong defense and goalie saves by American Legion's Dormy Ander- game wo decided on a penalty kick. ten Tripicchio and Devin KKKanach coaches. The financial support and the inter-county seven with an exciting Joseph Dudas who allowed for con- son had a goal nullified due to an off- Clark Florist 6, Everltt & Maisel sparked the offense. • Real Estate time that are given are greatly appre- 4-3 victory over Rahway. Led by centration in offensive skills with Ste- sides but was able to redeem himself Family Dentistry 0 Patrick Foley picked up where he ciated. Show OUT sponsors that they Shea Mulcahy who scored two goals ven Barboas and Brian Osbome each on a penalty kick in the second half. Walt Merfert scored first on a game left off in the fall season by scoring • Automotive are appreciated by your patronage at and Eric Turon and Scott Moore who placing the ball in the goal in the first David Plait had a strong game as goa- opening breakaway. Robert Olivares two goals for AM Jewelers. Adam their establishments, also mention to added one each, the Dolphins sur- half. Excellent plays in the second lie. Rachel Shanahan and Michael scored next assisted by Danielle Jes- Metz and Kevin Matthews had strong APRIL 23,1998 them that you appreciate their spon- vived three penalty kicks which were half by Joey Ciccone, Andrew Pesta- Giamella were both all over the field sen. Roberto Olivares also had an games in goal and on the field for the ^QflBAU. COMMUNITY NEWSPAPERS sorship of a Clark Soccer Club team. called against them Goalies Scon na and Joseph Rendeiro with 1 goal in an attempt to salvage a tie. unassisted save. Danielle lessen had a hustling green machine. Also starring Inter County Game Highlights Osbome and Lou Panico each stopped each. Division III Game Highlights hat trick with assists from Mark Mad- were Todd Nielsen and Mike Martel Clark Blue Devils 6, Rahway 1 a penalty kick with spectacular saves, Michael PeUegrino scored the only Everltt & Maisel Family Dentistry jeski, Roberto Olivares and Michael on defense and Sean Cox who had the . The Clark Blue Devils opened up while the third one went wide. The Merfert. Jadri King had a very good - fine all around game. over county leadership goal for Copy Quick. James Fischetti 3, Quality Auto 1 • It their 1998 Inler-County season with a defense was led by the secretary of defensive game as sweeper. Cody Republicans and Gerard Geraci shared the goal The Everitl & Maisel Family Den- He dismissed suggestions that his candidacy is geared Wesifield elect a Democratic mayor, Thomas C Jardim, 6-1 triumph over Rahway. The Blue defense Mike Glackin who received Wrobleski and Tommy Kieman held poised to seriously challenge McDermott and possibly tending duties and had a good all tistry team won a hard fought game Am Jewelers, Clark Bagel By Philip Sean Curran toward supporting one man over the other for governor. for the first time in over 80 years. Devils were led by Jeff Wietry, who plenty of help from mid-fielders the opponent scoreless in goal. even unseat him. around game along with Kathryn over a valiant Quality Auto team. Am Jewelers was led by PAtrick StalT Writer DiGiovanni said his running is "not about Bob Franks and "This guy has not done the job," DiGiovanni said of scored three times and James "Super Eduardo Cabrera and Scott Diaz. Everitt & Maisel Family Dentistry Foley who scored his thrid goal of the The chairman's position is important for a number of Doyle who played hard. Robert Smorol scored three goals. A recent pattern of election defeats and dwindling Repu- Donald DiFrancesco" but about solidifying the Republi- McDermott. Sub" Olivier* with 1 goal and 1 assist. Clark Dolphins 0, Scotch Plains 5 played hard. Loralyn Sarabia played yong season and the lady musketeers reasons, foremost of which is the power to give or withold General Locksmith 3, Rem's Opti- Chris Tylutlci and Paul Nyitray were blican support county-wide require Union County Repu- cans and giving them the chance to retake control of the In his defense, DiGiovanni said that Democrats were Rob Verdino and Jim Coler ignited- The Clark Dolphins went down to well on offense and had excellent Kathy Koch, Sarah Panico and Jessica party support for candidates during elections. cal 1 outstanding on defense. Greg Baker blicans to oust long-time county chairman Frank McDer- county's operations. able lo win in Union because they focused on a single the Blue Devil scoring machine by defeat by the score of 5-0 to Scotch throw-ins. Kyle Saich was tough- on Renter. Sarah and Jessica put the pres- However, some party members outside Union see Michael Newman scored two goals played a strong all-around game. mott, said challenger Anthony DiGiovannL "If it was between Don DiFrancesco and Bob Franks, issue: the controversial buyout of a township administrator scoring the first two Clark goals. i that was i r 1 defense as he stooped several scoring sure onthe entire gar DiGiovanni's bid as an premature attempt to swing support '" *"* firfl hVf ffM* f}** ***^ TfnrJfqnilh Mi"hfr*l lit Ilia, futuial atuiuuiitetima eiiptued to ooma an\ rtm w»« supported, by the ihen-Republican-controlled Great mid-field play was provided by attempts. Douglas Ritter, Evan Shana- on several occasions and Kathy was toward Bob Franks' gubernatorial bid in '2UUI. l-ranlCs,1 than the score indicated. Clark trailed and then played a stellar second half Hanna Wharam played well in week, along with that of his running mates, DiGiovanni his life was on the line," DiGiovanni said. government. Lindsay Moore, Stephanie Kozachek han and Jaclyn Murawskd played as solid as a rock on defense. Robert who is being challenged by Fanwood's mayor. Democrat 1-0 midway through the second half in goal. After playing an excellent defense and Michael McKeown said McDermott has in nine years as party chairman McDermou supporters said DiGiovanni's inability to "We lost on one issue," DiGiovanni said. There's no and John Jaskula, while Megan good all-around games. Riggi took his first turn in goal in the Maryanne S. Connelly for control of the Seventh District when defensive stalwart Mike Glack- first half in goal Sean Gerold blasted a assisted with the goal shot in by Alex evolved into a weak leader — one who allowed the party to keep his town a Republican stronghold and his failure to objection to what Republicans have done in this town." Mahoney and Frank McClusky Jimmy's Italian Ice 1, Quality Anto second half with a fine performance, Congressional seat, is, along with stale Sen. Donald T. in had to leave the game with an shot into the back of the net to give Novo. All the players played well lag far behind the Democrats. Last year's Freeholder elec- win Union for Gov. Whitman in last year's gubernatorial • Union Republicans are currently experiencing internal sparked the Clark defense. The lone 1 and Philip Hudak seemed to be DiFrancesco, widely considered lo be a top candiate for the injured knee. Scotch Plains scored General Locksmith a three goal lead. together. tion gave Democrats unanimous control of. that body and race make him ill-suited lo succeed McDermotL strife. A Republican Commioeeman, John Paragano, is Rahway goal was socred on a deflec- three quick goals in his absence to Kimberiy Geczi continued her out- For Jimmy's, Michael Webb, wherever the ball was throughout the governor's office. suing DiGiovanni, claiming that he improperly filed a peti- Clark Florist 4, Personal Threads • prolonged a GOP losing streak that started in 1994. Last year. Republicans in Union Township lost their tion off a Clark player. Billy Wray seal the game. The Dolphins, howev- standing play on offense by tirelessly Michael Lindsey, Erin Closs and Ed game. "I don't think Tony would run without the verbal sup- tion with signatures that DiGiovanni cannot verify. Para- Danielle Jessen, Walt Merfert, "The county is not in good shape politically," DiGiovan- hold on the township government when Democrats swept and Bill Reilly played excellently in er, never gave up and received spir- driving the ball into Rem's territory. Lindsey all played well. Joe Priff port of Bob Franks," McDermott said. "I've shown my gano alleges that DiGiovanni, as the petition's cenifier, did Jacfci King and Tommy Kieman all aside the Republicans and, in the process, took the mayor's the goal-keeping spot in limiting the ited efforts from Willie Bricki on the Ashley Caliguire and Chris Jessen scored the goal. ni said. "There is no leadership." ability to lead, to raise funds. For him lo run again, he must not attend a Republican Club meeting where the petition had a good offensive game and each Andrew Lazirko played strong in seat. Rahway offensive attack. forward line, along with Robby Pfeif- were outstanding on both sides of the For Quality Auto, George Wharam To win the seat, DiGiovanni needs only a simple majori- have support from a high place." was being circulated and, therefore, the two Republican was credited with an assist, enabling goal in the second half for no goals. "When Union Township goes down, the county goes Clark Blue Devils 2, Westfleld 1 er at midfield and Jessica Moreira and ball throughout the game. Lenard Sar- scored the goal. Alex Nova, Scott Sol- ty of the county delegation when delegates vote June 9. Two years ago, DiGiovanni strongly considered chal- candidates for town office should be removed from the Roberto Olivares to score four goals. Timmy Kirk played a very strong down with it," McDermou said. In an extremely hard fought, well Jessica ScltzcT on defense. abia had an outstanding day of offense ski and Kristen Reynolds all played party line. offense while Amanda Ravaioli lead Already, with approximately 100 votes coming from the lenging McDermott but was disuaded after DiFrancesco However, McDermoa has also watched his town of played game by both teams, the Clark Mark Madjeski and Joseph Bonner welL Division II Game Highlights and came close several times to put- the defense.Kevin Merendino made a large Union delegation behind him, DiGiovanni seems asked him not to. Blue Devils prevailed over Weslfield played well at midfield. Mike Merfert General Locksmith 2, American ting the ball into the net. great attempt on offensive with a good #3 by a score of 2 to 1. Keith had one save on goal. Tommy Kie- Division IV Game Highlights Legion 0 The aggressive defense was led by shot on goal. Bobrowski scored the first Blue Devil man played goalie in the second half Clark BageL Dairy Queen General Locksmith's offense was Jillian Szymonifka, while Sharon Facility's goal off a pass from Jeff Wietry. Jim and had three saves holding Personal Jesse Mason and George Bogner Fighting^birth defects sparked early in the first half by a Saladina held most of the activity in Vaccaro's Bakery, Dairy Queen County gives poor Coler scored the second Clark goal Threads scoreless. teamed up for the shut-out goal. rocket shot into the back of the net by the forward posiion. Brian Osbome Jessica Burdock and Taylor Cutro with the assist going to Keith Clark PBA 4, Jimmy's Italian Ice 0 Katherine Currier led a strong defense Sean Winard. Karen Koch slammed brought us a goal while assisted by future in had the shut-out in goal while Brian Bobrowski. John Jaskula, Cassandra Dan Lyszczak scored two goals and one into the back of the net in the sec- Andrew Pestana. Juliana Reis venison from hunt Barbosa and Michael Bernardo play- Pcstuna and Jeff Weitry controlled Chris DiNucci also scored two goals. while Kelsey Borden led a strong ond half off of a well passed ball by although slightly inujured continued ed extremely well on defense. Domin- mid-field for the Blue Devils with Josh Powers held a shut out in goal. defense. Christopher Biondi, Daniel By Sean Dally Michael Reed. The midfield was con- the pressure in the midfield. ic Caporaso had two goals and Chrisl- question John Jaskula just missing on a header Mai Kalinowski, Brian Chick and Evan and Nicole Oppedisano all Staff Writer trolled throughout the game by stellar Copy Quick 2, American Legion 1 os Hantzaras had one. off of a comer kick. Central defenders Adam Cseldvszky were all great on scored goals for Clark Bagels. The Community FoodBank of New Jersey in Hillside normally only hands play from Ryan Weiss and David Another good game by Michael Board to vote on Ryan Fogarty and Megan Mahoney defense. Jake Dadia starred for the defense Despite stellar offensive efforts by out staples to poor families — noodles, cereal, milk, stuff like that. Koch. Mimi Gartland was the domin- Pellcgrino who scored both goals for Nicholas Serido, Michael Seltzer, and led the Blue Devils' defense with For Jimmy's Ed Lindsey, Erin and Kyle Mason played well offen- But some people have recently found, besides the usual items, something of a composting site ant force on defense, constantly turn- Copy Quick. Kristen Cherego assisted Steven Meere, Dairy Queen suffered a additional fullback support from Closs and Anthony Fonti shared 10 sively. Lisa Hagen, Johnny Kasperan delicacy in their food packages. It's venison — deer meat — compliments of By Sean Daily ing back many offensive threats. on one of the goals with a great pass. shut-out. Jake Dadia played well in Meiissa Moreira and Frank McClu- shots an goal while Charlie Slater and and Bridle Stiglilano all played well the county government. Staff Writer Michael Newman had an outstanding Matthew King- played excellently, goal and great defensive play was dis- sky. The player of the game for the Michael Webb played well defensively. "We don't get meat donated very often and our charities need protein to feed The county composting facility in day in goal. goal stopping a penalty shot Daniel played by Kim Mogensen, Breama Blue Devils was "Hey Hey" Bill defensively. Vaccaro's Bakery, Am Jewelers poor people," said Mary Nigro of the FoodBank. "In that sense, we're grateful." Springfield may be privately operated Donny Anderson stopped 11 shots Mendez was great at mid-field. Also Casey and Alex Scavuzzo. Wray who made numerous acrobatic Clark PBA 1, Personal Threads 2 Vaccaro's Bakery got great efforts The meat is the result of the annual county-supervised hunt in the Watchung within the next two years. on goal. Forwards Heather Long and many thanks to the Clark Volunteer Reservation, which ended on March 13. The county Board of Chosen Free- The hunt claimed 169 deer, according to Dan Bemier, chief of park opera- holders will vole on whether to lake tions. The deer yielded 5,670 pounds of butchered and dressed meat, which was the first step towards privatization NEWS CLIPS donated lo the Community FoodBank. tonight, when they vote on a $10,500 1998. Receipts are being collected at Trfissrrwm«'sS»^Oy+i»ghCT«han last year's yield—5.349 pounds of meal contract with the consulting uigiuuu- first two books of the series, and co- relations skills are a plus. This is ing firm of Park Cirulis Ruppen. Nurse leads discussion strictly a volunteer organization. the Clark Public Library, Arthur L. — from 185 deer killed. authored the third. If the contract is approved, the firm The PAL board meets on the first Johnson High School's main office as Other Figures from the hunt, such as costs and the estimated number of deer Today ai 7:30 p.m. Lorraine Kow- The book series will be distributed will piepaie a Request for Proposal or Thursday of each month. Anyone well as Valley Road, Kumpf and Hen- left in the park, were unavailable at press time. Bemier said the information will alski, registered nurse and health edu- to colleges and universities, secon- RFP. The RFP would be the first siep interested can contact SgL Gene ley schools. cator, will give a presentation and dary schools-~and adult education be included in a May report to the county's Watchung Reservation Deer Hunt HOWaTd ^^nPTg MOts BOt aMtt^jaffJaeVl DeCarlo at (732) 827-2136. lead a discussion on "Caring for the piogiams nationwide. Center marks birthdays Subcommittee. __ opaatiug the seven-year-old Canser- Sick at Home" at die Polish Cultural • •••% t Rahway Mayor James J. Kennedy Last year's hunt cost SI0,476.75, or about $56.63 per deer killed. Union NattonamnkPnSdentDoirSoSbwith five-year-oMTJ. Stafltaunw. 1998 vatioo Facility. Foundation, 177 Broadway, Clark. Golf tourney set Benefit art show has announced the formation of the The county conducted two separate deer counts after the hunt March of Dimes National Ambassador, and 1998 Union County WalkAmerica Chairwo- "I've heard from private entities Kowalski is affiliated with the Vis- The first was an aerial count, done from a helicopter, on March 27. This was ' man Susan Gordon. About 900 people are expected to walk at Union County College's Rahway Hospital Foundation and a The Gran Centurions join forces Rahway Senior Citizen Birthday that they can do it cheaper," said Fank iting Nurse Service which has been done with an infrared camera, which picked up the deer's body heat. Bemier Cranford campus Sunday to raise money to support the March of Dimes Birth Defects committee of community volunteers with the nationally advertised Hcis- Breakfast Club. Dam, director of the county's Depart- caring for people for over 85 years. said it will take about six weeks to get the results back from this count. Foundation. T.J., from Rogers, Ark., was bom at 25 weeks weighing 1 pound, 10 ounce- are planning the organization's first man Fine Arts Gallery Inc. to present The new program is open to all ment of Public Works. She will tell about resources to use The aerial count cost the county $500. It covered the entire reservation and s. The March of Dimes helped provide him with medicai care. Marathon Golf Tournament for the a benefit art show and auction on Fri- Rahway senior citizens and will meet Darm said that be hoped to have the whether for a sick child, spouse, older surrounding areas in Summit, Mountainside, Springfield, Berkeley Heights and benefit of Rahway Hospital. The fun- day at The Gran Centurions, 440 at the Rahway Senior Center, 1306 contract up for vote before the free- person or anyone else needing help. Scotch Plains. It also covered the Balthusrol Golf Course in Springfield, which draising event is set for May 11 at Madison Hill Road, Clark, at 7 p.m. Esterbrook Ave. holders by the beginning of 1999. The foundation is reached from exit had paid for its own count; both were done at the same time. Metuchen Golf & Country Club, Featuring original oils, waiercolon, The composting facility would still 135 Of the Garden State Parkway. To Parents group meets Edison. enamels, etchings, lithographs and The other, a "spotlight" count, was done on April 7. Eight arrested in mob sweep be owned by the county, but a private get more information, phone the Parent Anonymous of New Jersey This was done in a police vehicle equipped with two high-power spotlights. contractor would take over its opera- Marathon golf provides a unique other graphics, the auction will begin ment, Stoia managed gambling foundation office at (732) 382-7197. Inc. is a private, non-profit organiza- The spotters searched for the "eye shine" from the deer, after which their num- tion, be said. twist to golfing and challenges golfers at 8 pjn. following a one-hour pre- machine operations and collected A donation of $4 is requested from tions that provides free community- ber and position were recorded. Union men among those netted At the Springfield site, leaves are of all skill levels to play as many holes view of the art The majority of the art high-interest illegal loans. non-members and $3 from members. based support groups for parents who This count cost nothing because it used an on-duiy police officer and county crime family who ran a faction bear- as possible in one day. There By Mknelle Rung* with the aid of arre havinhivinfgf problems.witnrnhlerrK withh their child- ---J—• ' were not paid overtime. StafT Writer ing his name from the mid-lVVOs until participation fee. Instead, golfers $60 to $150, providing the novice as The spotlight search found 64 deer. Bemier stressed that the spotlight count mobsters was built by the FBI and microorganisms, which break them ren and feel they would benefit from Federal agents on April 15 arrested November 1996. Rabies inoculations set must raise a minimum of $1,000 well as the experienced collector "won'i mean anything" until it is compared to the results of the aerial count. federal prosecutors based on informa- down into small pieces. The facility meeting weekly with other parents for eight men with alleged mob lies on Queli, is accused of being the The Clark Health Department will through sponsor contributions to par- ample opportunity to express their tion provided by the Waterfront also runs a pil« program for compost- Bui, Bemier said, "I was a little surprised to see 64 deer." The county had gang's ringleader, reporting directly be offering a free rabies clinic for take in the event individual taste. help and support. charges of racketeering, loansharking, Commission. ing grass clippings from Springfield, killed a lot of deer, he explained, so the herd should have been smaller. to New York Genovese family boss dogs and cats on May 4 and 5, at the Participants will receive continen- A collector's comer will also be Parents that attend may remain and extortion while operating illegal Stoia and Queli used Distribution the host community. Future plans Phots Conor The aim of the hunt is lo reduce the number of deer in the reservation to 60, or Dominick "Quiet Dom" Cirillo, suc- Municipal Building-Brewer School, tal breakfast upon check-in, com- featured and may include works by anonymous. Free child care while the gambling dens at the docks in Port Automotive Services in Port Eli- include composting grass and wood Retired long-time Clark language and arts teacher Dick 20 per square mile. Before the hunt this year, there were abou: 300 deer in the cessor to Vincent "The Chin" Gigante 430 Westfield Ave., Clark, from 6 to plimentary greens fees, a golf cart, a artists such as Delacroix, Neiman, parents meet is available. Elizabeth and nearby wharves of Port zabeth, Toyota Logistic Services in chips for -the county: LJghthipe calls a dance at a special day of dancing and who was sentenced to prison several 7:30 p.m supply of golf balls and lunch and McKnight, Erie and Gorman. Parents Anonymous Support Group reservation — 100 per square mile. Newark and the Down Neck section Port Newark and Maher Terminal in The facility is permuted lo lake in awards held recently at Frank Hehnly School. months ago after attempting to elude Cats must be in carriers and dogs snicks on the course throughout the The funds raised by the event will meets at First Baptist Church, 177 of Newark. Newark as fronts for illegal activities 150,000 cubic yards of material a jail by pleading insanity. must be on leashes. day. A dinner reception will be held at be used for the Gran Centurion Scho- Elm Ave., Rahway, on Thursdays The crew profiled from illegal vid- which the'FBI said reaped thousands year. Last year, it took in only 80,000 Queli and his associates used Metuchen Golf & Country Club on larship Fund. The $10 admission price from 7 to 9 p.m. Contact Jim Cyr at Poster contest set for kids eo gambling machines and also oper- of dollars a day. cubic yards. Your dog or cat should be vacci- threats and intimidation to extort June 17 at which time prizes will be includes complimentary wine and (908) 388-8626 or (800) 843-5437. both the poster and logo contests will ated "wire rooms" in New York City "My goal is lo have a free tipping Hehnly students complete nated for rabies if: your pet has never The Joint Meeting of Essex and money and collect debts from patrons' Stephen "Beech" DiPiro, 42, of awarded for the most holes completed hors d'oeuvres throughout the be a S500 savings bond to be awarded that took bets from around the nation, fee for Union County and ultimately been vaccinated for rabies; your pet's Union counties, owner and operator of their operations based in businesses Kenilworth, another of the reputed and the most money raised for Rah- auction. PUBLIC NOTICE to one middle school student and one according to the FBL the operator will have the final pro- square and folking dancing last rabies vaccination was in 1996; of a wastewater treatment facility and social balls along the waterfront mobsters indicted, has a rap sheet rife your pet's current rabies vaccination way Hospital. Participants are wel- Tickets and/or further information serving the two counties, is sponsor- high school student from all partici- Investigators described ihe with gambling arrests in New York. duct lo market as they wish," said THE TOWNSHIP OF CLARK 20-year-old operation along the of Port Elizabeth, Port Newark and Recently, the students at Frank K. Hehnly School finished a unit on square, will expire before Oct. 31, 1999. come to bring one guest to dinner. can be obtained by calling the Gran ' PUBLIC LIBRARY ing a poster contest to commemorate pating schools. An unexpected byproduct of the Darm. 303 WESTFIELO AVENUE waterfront as an old-style example of Newark's industrial Down Neck sec: social, and folk dance. Dick Lighthipe, a former language arts teacher who . If your dog or cat is not-licensed for Proceeds from this event will sup- Centurions at (732) 382-1664. CLARK. NEW JERSEY its 100th anniversary. The contests will be open to stu- raid yielded murder suspect Michael The material produced by the facil- ROOF. GUTTER, LEADER organized crime activity. The eight, lion, authorities say. retired last year after 39 years of leaching in the Dark system, called the dances 1998, you may also obtain a license at port the programs, services and facili- AND FASCIA REPAIR Middle school students are being dents in the eleven member munici- "Little Mike" Coppola's mono- ity is in high demand; its value has NOTICE TO BIDDERS said to be members of the Genovese Queli's headquarters in the Iron- for this special day. Lighthipe, a professional square dance caller for 48 years, the clinic. ties of Rahway Hospital. For more Notlea Is haraby givan *»t taalad prop- asked to design a poster and high palities and Elizabeth, where Joint grammed golf clubs. Coppola -has gone up 400 percent in the past three T-shirts are selling osal* wa ba raoalvad by tn» Township of crime family, were apprehended in a bound Republican Club in Newark donated his time for this event in which students in grades two, four and five For further information, contact information about the Marathon Golf school students are being asked to Meeting is located. The member mun- been in hiding since August of 1996 years, according to Darm. The Clark Fire Department's 75th Clark. Union Comity. Naw Jaraay tor tha series of raids at their homes, accord- was billed as a local political club but participated. 388-3600, Ext. 3018. Tournament, contact the Foundation's •Roof Qultsr Laadar and Fascia Rapak* design a logo, according to Executive icipalities include Hillside, Roselle and is said to be the acting captain of The facility is currently operated by anniversary T-shirts are going fast, and opansd and raad In Pubic Room 10, ing to the FBL was actually a front for mob activity, The students enjoyed his choice of selections, which ranged from "Marching development staff at (732) 499-6135. 490 WaatAaU Avanua. Clark. Naw Jaraay, Director Bryan J. Christiansen. Park, Summit and Union. the Genovese family. He dropped out. two county employees. The employ- fire officials reported this week. on May 7*1. IMS at ICrOO a.m. A 33-page, 16 count federal indict- said authorities, whose investigation lo Georgia," "Hot lime in the Old Town Tonight," "Alley Cat," "O-X-O," and Tha work undar "" - • - First prize for both contests is a Packets of contest guidelines, rules of sight when asked to produce blood, . ees, who work for the Bureau of Lacrosse offered Shins can be purchased at fire ment, which was imtfjlfri Tuesday, spanned several years. "YAIC.A." SI00 savings bond, to be awarded to and application fonts havo been mail** hair and saliva samples for the murder Roads and Bridges, wiU be re- The Clark Lacrosse Club and the A celebration headquarters any Thursday evening uS^s^ alleges the leader to be Joseph Queli, Also arrested by FBI agents was the Presentations of the coveted "Silver Horseshoe Award" were given lo some one middle school student and one ed to more than 50 eligible schools. investigation. assigned to road work if the facility is Clark Recreation Department will The Polish Cultural Foundation from 7:30 to 9 p.m., or Sunday from stsd roofing, wood btoclanu, and pra- 51, of Union. Queli has been identi- club's president, Anthony "Skins" of the graduating fifth-graders who will be leaving the school this year. This high school student in each participat- All entries are to be collected May 14 See RAID, Page B2 privatized, Dan said. offer free lacrosse clinics to any stu- will present, as part of its 25th 10 a.rrt to noon. teal aa raqiarad a* shotan on am fied as a member of the Genovese Stoia, 61. According to the indict- award is based on enthusiasm, the ability to follow directions and helpfulness to Bidders w« be tumished wtti a copy of tie ing school district. The grand prize for at the schools. dent in the fourth and fifth grades in anniversary ongoing concert series, a ooraract dooumsrHs by racaiest upon prop- fellow students. ar mtoa and payment of • nonrakaidaSa Clark and Garwood. celebration of Poland's 3rd of May charge oHaV doaara <*3O.00) payable lo The students who received these awards were: Christopher Esteves, Shaun St. Jude benefit tie Township of Clarkak., to defraayhy tiae coat The dates for the clinics are April Constitution. p fnuM DA mooo on Bi# McDonough, Cory Cuni, Jessica Flammia, Ashley Gallagher, Sieve Wisnews- The third annual country western ManOWT. « _ - J - - -a] prOpOS------M- • rofTnB^L^ aLit n akTO. rnaVwlaSaM IMBI • r* 25, May 2 and May 9. The times are The arranged program by Vice daatonalsdln Aa cent-actdoumanta,mat ki, Julie Dcsimone, Michael Monagale, Jordan Giordano, Karen Koch, dinner dance to benefit the St. Jude baaccarnpanUbaccornpanlsdbyasd by a alalamsntot l Consent 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. each Saturday at President for Cultural Affairs Jose- .] Suraly rom a suraly company auti " Jonathan Winkle and Danny Yesinko. Children's Research Hospital will be of Surety iom a surety c f autwrlzad Arthur L. Johnson High School. phine Culrier of Mountainside will to do business mIn thBis Stala a ot hew. Many of the students dressed in Western garb for the day, and fifth-grader held at the Gran Centurions, 440 and acceptable to Vis Township and eKier 97 Mac Fundamental skills such as throw- feature The Aria Choir" of Walling- a Bid Bond or a CerttBed Check drawn to GraaiAaiSeJai Sylvia Castillo was presented with a gold medal for being selected as the best- Madison Hill Road, Clark, on May 2 tie order ol Treasurer of tie Township ol DrreV ing, catching, scooping and shooting lon, with soloist Dorothy Wieczerzak Clark tor not less ton ton percent (10%) ol A urn. But Raaat Red. Onm 4CM.M.2KIB*. dressed square dancer. from 7 to 11 pm tie amount bid, except that tie chock need WMt 21.450 II will be covered during each session. and Tadeusz Bednarski. not erased S20.000.00. This interesting day was made possible with the help of Linda Lcvine, build- A $25 donation includes sit-down The Township rssirvss the right to require Slicks will be provided to those who Recitation on the theme of Poland's comptsls anandal and experience shle- ing principal. roast beef dinner, live entertainment, MOt WOfll pfO#p#C0V# MOOtft aVrtOWtriQ INTRIGUE need them. Coaches and players from 5 Auto. v6.Fa«aOiBsnw«hSr>sHle»tr>ei Tom Santaguida, director of athletics, also asislcd. 3rd of May Constitution will be by disc jockey and dance lessons. A cash tret tiey have aaostactoitty oomptatoa L Auto V6 Black with Bam* doth. Power Dtw s Seal A.L.J. High School and Kumpf work of tie nature before awarding SMV8-201. VtN»WnO7B529. MSBP J34.2S0 14414. MSRPJ21.555 Halina Filipowicz and a short scenic bar is also part of the evening. Live Contract Middle School will be present to work Proposals tor Ne Contract w« ba accepted ttCaOacSciflkSLS glimpse on this theme will be con- music will be performed by Sugar only from bidders who hava property quel- JUa. NorMat Sjaax Sana Giwx one on one with the participants. For ducted by fourth-graders of the Polish led In aooordanoa wtti tie requirements ol J4JJ00 Ma. ftaiair Root Owm Program targets disorders FOOL tie Contract Documenta. Mwk. Anon EM* CO SttMl 02. further information, call Lou Van Supplementary School of the Polish The Township rsserves tha right to reject VM0U81 Tickets must be purchased in any or al bids or to waive anylntormalllas What do Naomi Judd, football great Earl Campbell and television star Marc Bergen at (908) 233-6044. Cultural Foundation under direction where such kitormafltles la not detrimental $ Summers have in common with 23 million Americans? They all suffer from an advance. For ticket information, call to tie bast Inlweet ol the Townehto. The of teachers Anna Dziadosz and right is also reeerved to Increase or 26,995' anxiety disorder, America's most common mental illness. Anxiety disorders the Sugar Foot hot line at (732) decrease Ins quanottae apedfied In the Neblett is writing Grazyna Cieslak. monner designated m the Spedflcadona. include Panic Disorder, Social Phobia, Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, Gener- 833-9828, or Paul and Diane Kutne at The successful blddsr snail ba requested to The performance will be May 3 at 3 alized Anxiety Disorder and Post-traumatic Stress Disorder. Elizabeth Neblett of Rahway, a (732) 727-3761, or Ray and Lillian p.mn. in the Polish Cultural Founda- A. AnU-Klcfcbacfc RagulaUona unoar Sac- The most commmon symptoms of an anxiety disorder are excessive worry- professor at Union County College, is Fleming at.(732) 382-7167. don 2 ol ths Act olJuna 13.1934, know as 'Prices include all costs to be paid by the consumer tion's main auditorium, 177 Broad- lha Copatand Act ing, sleep difficulties, panic attacks of uncontrollable intense anxiety, obsessive spreading the word of how practical B. Tha Amrmatrva Action raqulramants except, licensing, registration and taxes. way, Clark. ol PX. 1876, c 127 Financing/rebates available on select new models or ritualistic behaviors, phobias and social anxiety. English-as-a-Second Language appli- Plans are under way C. Tha Provision of tia Naw Jaraay Pra- w/approved credit. See dealer tor details; All cations can be fun and informative. vaillnQ Waga Act Chaptar 150 ol tha laws SVJ On May 6, National Anxiety Disorders Screening Day, Rahway Hospital will Plans for Project Graduation 1998 ol 1B63, anacttva January 1, 1864. • rebates/incentives applied. Financing in lieu of rebate Neblett has been involved in the All bWs that ba MnrJng upon tha btddar for . offer a free anxiety screening program. Attendees will see a video, take a PAL wants members are in full swing and it was announced a parkxj of Sixty (60) days aubsaqusnt to ! | Exp. 3 days from pub. screening test and have a free confidential interview with a mental health pro- writing of a three-book series, "The New Grammar in Action," published The Rahway Police Athletic that Foodtjwn of Clark again will BY ORDER OF ths Mayor and Township fessionaL The screenings will take place in Conference Room 1 at 2 p.m. and 6 Council ol tha Township ol Clark, Union earlier this year by Heinle and Heinle League is looking for new board donate 1 percent of all receipts dated County, Naw Jarsay. p.m. No registration is necessary. For more information, call (732) 499-6165. U6333 CLK April 23. 1806 (S27.6O) Publishers. Nebletl assisted with the members. Writing and community from Nov. 1 1997 through June 30,

»iyy*;t'»r-m)i»i;^jfow^y;e;»iiij|am^ WOBRAU. NEWSPAPERS WORRALL NEWSPAPERS THURSDAY. APRIL 23. 19* — PAGE B3 PAGE B2 — THURSDAY. APRIL 23, 19W Specializing in ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT COUNTY NEWS quality work: RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL WOUSTTOAX Concert to honor memory of musician Photographs capture a world of culture NJ Transit mum on rival's complaint By Bca Smith Staff Writer By Tonlann Antonelll By Walter Elliott isi. "We added the Somerset and out of our leasing S3 MCI buses from service from Summit $5.85 one-way, Staff Writer Many, many people are expected to Staff Writer Union county route in 1981 and, later, NJ Transit," said Mazzarm. "They $830 round-trip and $5830 for electRfc, inc When opportunity knocked, attend the Union Municipal Band's Lakeland Bus Lines and in admini- Shunpike and River Road service make up part of our 87-bus fleet. Peo- 10-trip tickets. The savings come Richard Shliebus made sure he was concert on May 4, "A Tribute to Tra- strative law judge in Newark are wait- through Summit." ple forget that we got those buses in from weekly and monthly passes — 908-276-3687 there to open the door. ger," tt Buroet Middle School, Morris ing for New Jersey Transit's reply to That was all before NJ Transit 1982 and we have to do our own $50 and $164 respectively, which The up-and-coming artist, whose JOSEPH FOERARI PmUcnt Avenue, Union, which will be dedi- an unfair practices petition the bus opened Midtown Direct in 1996. The maintenance and repairs all that lower the per-ride cost to $5 and about medium of choice is photography, FfcOy insured • License #7837-4 cated to the memory or Jack Trager, company has filed against the public link, anticipated by commuters for 36 time." $4.10. will show his work at Children's who died on Jan. 28. transit agency. years, provides direct service to New The 53 MCI buses are owned by Short Hills and Millburn NJ Transit Specialized Hospital in Mountain- Trager had been more than a musi- The suit, filed April 1 by Lakeland York's Pcnn Station. Riders previous- the Port Authority of New York and riders have at their disposal $5 one- side from May 2 through 30. cian, artist and teacher in his lifetime. owner Maria Mazzarisi, claims NJ ly had to complete their midtown New Jersey but are leased out by NJ way, $7 round-trip. $50 10-trip tickets He was a gentle, kind and loving Schliebus, who comes from a Transit is undercharging its riderso n commute by transferring to the PATH Transit for SI each per year. and $43 weekly, passes. The $140 Attention Adult Students human being, whose characteristic small family in the Bronx, N.Y., the commuter rail Morris and Essex tubes at Hoooken Terminal. Lakeland charges that NJ Transit's monthly pass, based on 20 average generosity was felt by all who came in currently resides in Roselle Park. A Line. The suit claims Lakeland has As NJ Transit gained nearly 8,000 access to state and federal operating working days, comes out to $3.50 a Interested in returning to college? touch with him and who were better graduate of Rutgers-Newark with a lost about 55,000 daily riders since daily passengers. Lakeland lost about and capital funding gives it an unfair ride. B.A. in economics, he works as a advantage over private bus lines. Join us for a for this gift of his. the Midtown Direct link was built in 55,000 riders, Mazzarisi said. The line Vauxhall riders do not have rail title searcher for a mortgage June 1996. had to cut 53 trips, including the Mazzarisi said the advantage can best The very special concert, which company. access but can board at Maplewood will be directed by John H. Bimnell, Lakeland is asking NJ Transit to Shunpike and River Road service seen in NJ Transit's fares, unchanged Re-Entry Seminar Schliebus said that his interest in Qan station. The NJ Transit rates are $4.45 and assistant directors, Casey Bork change fares and subsidies or (USCon-" Maruli 90, ami laid off 20 employ tincf \ photography began shortly after his and Diiabeili Tliuinpsuii, wlll'fi tinuc Midtown Direct service. NJ Another 50 daily riders are presumed At first glance. Lakeland's fares are Saturday, April 25,1998 for a 10-trip ticket. Passes cost $38 music by John Philip Sousa, Ralph ircnascu a . Transit, by law, has until May 1 to lost to NJ Transit due to the four-day lower than NJ Transit's. Manhattan- with a zoom lens. He then bought weekly and $125 monthly. Vaughan Williams, Richard Mallby, respond. bus drivers strike last November. bound Lakeland passengers boarding 10a.m.-2:30p.m. • No Fee one of his own and began taking Union Township is set to have George Kleinsinger, Leroy Anderson, The bus routes and rail line parallel NJ Transit estimates that 2,157 in Summit, Mjllbum and the Vauxhall photographs of various subjects, Townley Station built on the Raritan Andrew Lloyd Webber and Richard each other through 43 towns, includ- people use its Moms and Essex Line section of Union pay $5.60 one-way Kean University primarily concentrating on nature. Valley Line by 2000. Rodgers. But m,ore than that, it also ing Summit. Millbum and Chatham. at Summit daily, including transfers and SI 170 round trip. Lakeland also will feature two of Trager't nine In his photographs, Schliebus Mazzarisi said her line carried about for Gladstone Branch and Midtown makes available lCMrip tickets for "We're not afraid of the competi- Are you over 25 and want to return to college to grandchildren, Laurie Tragcr Kika as said that he primarily focuses on 90,000 daily passengers daily. Direct trains. Lakeland's daily rider- $49.90. tion," said Mazzarisi's lawyer, Frank complete a degree? If so, the Kean University EPIC soloist for French hom and Wayne capturing color. "Lakeland started running from ship in Summit is estimated at 625. NJ Transit, on the other hand, Fitzsimmons. "but we cannot run for Program (Entry Program Into College) can help. Trager as soloist in the "Tournament Morris County in 1952," said Mazzar- "People have made a lot of press charges riders taking Midtown Direct less than our costs." "I just try to capture color and Call Sandy Smith. Coordinator of Adult Students, at (908) 527-3114 of Trumpets." things that I find attractive," he or Fax to (908) 527-2128 to reserve your seat. Nearly everyone in Union County said. "I'm not interested in docu- who loves music knows of the magni- menting the grit and black-and- NEWS CLIPS ficance of Jack Trager. He served as white reality of the world." director of the Union High School The artist's work is heavily Richard Shliebus iod of time this year because of El allergy sufferers significant distress," • Reduce exposure to allergens by r El Nino worsens allergies Band from 1954 to 1978, as music influenced by two of his favorite Nino's unprecedented havoc on wint- Garay said. using air conditioning and dehumidi- We deliver photography to be a "most enjoy- he selected for the show, the vast Allergy suffers may have to cope teacher at Central Six School, Union, hobbies — jazz music and Euro- er weather conditions, according to Symptoms such as congestion, fiers to keep pollen levels down. Musician, artist, teacher Jack Trager, who died on Jan. able hobby." majority were taken in Union with their symptoms for a lbngir per- from 1978 to 1981, as music teacher pean travel. Schliebus said that he Dr. Kenneth F. Garay, medical direc- post-nasal drip, irritated eyes, and • Do not use oscillating or window MORE VALUE FOR 28, is seen playing his beloved trumpet at one of the "I have been able to combine it County and its neighboring coun- at Baltic Hill, Livingston, Hamilton has traveled extensively throughout tor of the Center for Sinus & Nasal sinus pain or pressure that are pre- fans which can draw pollen in. many concerts in which he was featured. The Union with two of my greatest interests — ties, where he has resided for the and Franklin Elementary schools, Germany and the United Kingdom. Disease in Englcwood. sumed to be allergy-related may actu- • Avoid pollen by not drying Municipal Band will offer 'A Tribute to Trager,' dedi- jazz and European travel," said bulk of bis 47 years. YOUR CAR WASH DOLLAR!^ Union, from 1981 to 1992, and as In addition, while he has taken ally be a treatable sinus infection clothes outdoors. cated" to his memory, at the May 4 concert at Bumet Schliebus. El Nino's disruption of winter music teacher at the Summer Music numerous photographs abroad, the A number of artists' works will Raid nets called sinusitis. This manifestation is Middle School, Union. His display, "First Shown Photo- weather conditions has prompted ear- School in Union from 1993 to 1997. majority of his work is shot much be on display during the exhibition caused or aggravated by existing s." at Children's Specialized Hospi- ly growth of pollen-producing rag- He also was a member, trumpet player closer to home. at Children's Specialized Hospital allergies. area men weed and grass. and soloist of the Nutley Symphony honor him at our May concert?," ly, including his wife, Miriam, then- tal, will mark his first solo Each artist will be given an entire Garay suggests some precautions to OPEN Orchestra, the Union Symphony asked Leonard Caliley, who plays the two children, Kathy Trager Block and "There's a number of places that exhibition. wall on which to display his or her (Continued from Page Bl) "Pollen is wind driven and can help ease discomfort during the spring | SEVEN DAYSl Orchestra and the Westfield Com- French hom in the Union Municipal Holly Trager, and their nine grand- I've always found enjoyable, "As a non-professional, I thought work. Coppola is wanted in connection travel considerable distances, causing allergy season: ALL ORGANIZATIONS JUI -6PM munity. Band. Trager also was a pri- Band, and who also does the public children, two of whom are in the including Warananco Park and the I would be limited to the members' for the Easter 1977 slaying of John vate music instructor of various brass relations for thai group. Caliley, who band." South Mountain Reservation," said shows at the Watchung Arts Cen- "I have taken thousands of "Johnny Coca-Cola" Lardiere in front ARE WELCOMED photos in the past dozen years," 1 1 instruments and a freelance artist visited this office last week, said that Galiley said, "During his illness, no Schliebus, who does not consider ter," said Schliebus. "Then, last of a Bridgewater motel. | Tralers are avaflabte 40 ,45 no charge whose specialization was in miniature "I've known him since he'd been one ever heard any complaints. He himself a good "people shooter" year, my contribution to the WAC said Schliebus. "And it has been According to published reports, Cal lor mow ihtoimation & dwections SPEEDY GAR WASH ii playing in the band for several years. was very positive about everything. despite having taken photographs shows struck the right chord with that process of continued trying that DiPiro "was stunned" when nabbed "erBonalized Hand Detailing "John Bunnell and I talked about We also played in a small group Over the years, he taught brass instru- of jazz musicians. the right person." has brought out whatever unique by FBI agents as he relaxed in a white doing something appropriate to honor called the Gillette Brass Ensemble. ments to many young people in Schliebus said that he has found The artist said that, of the photos vision I might have." limo enroute to Newark International 908-355-2468 On Every Csr Washed Jack Trager, and what better than to He had a great affection for his fami- Union." Airport with Coppola's son; Vincent, . BRUSHLESS the pair had plane tickets for Las Vegas. •WHIRLPOOL BATHS 912VanBurenAve,Eio.NJ. A search of the limo revelaed • '!2X£±!i!£ REMODELING (M No* km. One Bo* W. of RL U K) $6,000 in cash and Coppola's golf, _ r,m,^mmu«iymn Business Hours: SHOWCASE EXPO PANDS clubs. Coppola,, whose wife has abq_ 8 «m - 5 pm Mon. to Fri disappeared, .has beco^spottedja Hoc. 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•"-•.•-•• •••• -•. •.--,:'/:'.'.'.'."; ' . K'w^^gyii^^ THURSDAY. APRIL 23. - PAGE BS PAGE B4 — THURSDAY, APRIL 23. IMS WORRALL NEWSPAPERS WORRALL NEWSPAPERS lead to narrowness of mind ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT Aptitude for sports does not young men came into Abe's orbit loved Gilbert and Sullivan — an avid HOROSCOPE Larry Doby'i election to the Base- Those of competitive sports abilities theater and movfe-foer, and chalkng- ball Hall of Fame hat unleashed for and richness of intellect particularly ing intellectual partner for my mother. For the week Libra mememorie* and ideas about sports On The Spirit of New Orleans visits Paper Mill sought out Abe as a mentor, because He hated the term "dumb jock" just at and culture rooted in my past. By Bea Smith accomplished in the horn section. Narvin Henry Kimball, of April 26 to May 2 Sept 23-Oct 23 of his philosophy that sports and he disliked religious zealotry. He felt 'The Best Little' musical visits Rahway Larry Doby was the second Black Arts Staff Writer Look to the outdoors this week. brains should go together, along with both showed a narrowness of mind. who played a left-handed banjo, and who is 89 years old, Player in the major leagues, after The Paper Mill Playhouse in Millbum brought its own will knock your socks off. First, the outdoors could play a vital cultural diversity and decency. performed amazingly, constantly and even sang a few sol- A good time can be had by all at Jackie Robinson, and the first in the By Jon Plaut - During the Second. World War, private Mardi Gras to its stage Monday evening when the Applause is well-earned for "Good Aries role in your current workload. Use it os, such as "Because of You" and "Georgia On My Mind." Union County Arts Center — or, to American League. He was a player of Abe believed that the contract with Abe Plaut volunteered to organize exciting sounds of New Orleans jazz filled the theater and Kimball has been with the Preservation Jazz Band of Theater Old Girl" featuring Craig Mason's March 21-April 20 for creative ideas or solutions to prob- sports activities for American soldiers be precise,~at The Chicken Ranch, great ability and accomplishment, many championships and by the late life we all make required personal thrillingly entertained an especially responsive audience. New Orleans since it started in 1961. And he gave prece- Sheriff Ed Earl Dodd and The Don't try to play the peacemaker lems. Beyond work, the outdoors in the south pacific. He was too old as "The Best Little Whorehouse in leading the Cleveland Indians to pen- 1940s, he was the dean of baseball standards. I grew up with that role The Preservation Hall Jazz Band of New Orleans, com- dence to the band — without a doubt. Riclcie Monie at the Aggies, and "Hard Candy this week. There's loo much going on could mean great relaxation for you for combat service, but he went any- Texas" checks into Rahway for a View nants and personal fame. He is now a coaches in New York City. model. When Abe presented the annu- prised of seven men, all artists within themselves, returned piano was jazz perfect, Joe Lastie on the drums gave off Christmas." in your life right now, so try to stay and a friend or partner. way as a Special Service Officer to do spell. By Jacquie McCarthy fine gentleman, living in Montdair, Abe gave up coaching the other al Lincoln High School a ward to Jack- to the Paper Mill Playhouse for its 12th year, brought forth out of the line of fire. Don't suggest that job. He got malaria in New sounds that made one's heart thump and Ben Jaffe, bass Associate Editor Not to be overlooked are Miss NI, who suffered many indignities on sports, and led the baseball coaches in ie Robinson, I was not surprised to the traditional musk that was imbedded in the souls of the "Colorful" is a good way to any hasty solutions. Unwind this Scorpio Guinea but be never regretted those player, offered some unusual solo sounds lhat the band and Mona's Boys, neatly tucked away the way to that greatness. a successful work-stoppage against hear at the dinner table the following men who created it. And throughout the fascinating con- describe this production —r from weekend with a good book or by get- years. I believe bis idealism and wan- the audience found comical. who is dead set on spreading the as they are, especially Narrator Oct. 24-Nov. 22 Before coming to the major the city. It was the first such action. evening that Jackie had commented cert, the audience, which filled every single seat, compara- the set on down to some of the lan- ting awiy by yourself. derlust made it a forgone conclusion To be able to listen to the true, deeply imbedded jazz word that Texas has a whorehouse Andy Fediw. Watch what you say this week. leagues, Doby played infield for the They were demanding compensation on the influence that good people had tively made up of middle-aged to senior citizens, tapped its guage. Honestly, the title makes it that he would serve in any capacity he repertoire of the real New Orleans was a joy unto itself, in it. Keep some of your comments to your- Negro Leagues'! Newark Bean. He for what had been up to that time had on his life as both athlete and feet, dapped its hands;- sang along to the music of "Bill seem stronger than it really is — The faint-of-heart should be self. You never know who might be citizen. could. particularly when, the band together and with solos mildly bawdy and suggestive is All performances are downright aware that there are several gun- Taurus was converted to the outfield by unpaid work. Their victory was her- Bailey" and "When the Saints Go Marching In" — in fact, listening, what someone else might bounced to "Basin Street Blues," "Shake It and Break It," more accurate. Overwhelmingly, fun. It is a pleasure to see Matt shots during the play. However April 21-May 21 Cleveland to give him a spot on the alded and drew great attention in the Abe's grandchildren, my children, did everything but dance in the aisles. These enthusiasts' pass on, or how what you've said In those years we were going to "Just a Closer Walk With Thee." "Ice Cream," "St. Louis this production will charm the pants Price on stage again, as both an mild it may seem, however, this Get ahead on some of your mun- already talent-rich Indians. Doby has late 1940s. are adults now, but each remain athle- were too polite for thai. might be interpreted. Consider doing Ebbett's Held 20-30 times a year Blues," "Nellie Gray" and the theme from "Dr. Zhivago." musical is not for the faint-of-heart given credit to a book written by my Roy Campanella was going toco- tic and interested in the subtlety of While the lights stayed on—there were no spotlights — off of you. Aggie and a Watchdog. Another dane tasks at the beginning of the 'because my dad was scouting for the something special for someone at father, Abe Plaut, with Yankee out- author the baseball book, but the Dod- ideas. Their grandfather left them a the seven musicians were able to see their audience, feel The concert, which ran for more than two hours, simply Visitors to The Chicken Ranch stand-out is Ayeshia Singleton as It is, however, for the young-at- week. That will give you the time Dodgers part-time and had a pass for work. fielder Tommy Henrich. called The gers pulled him out of it at the last legacy of practical idealism, combin- because the mriiencq would not call it quits- encouraging Jewel, whose performance and heart, though there's "nothin' dirty you'll need for an exciting new pro- us. I remember Harold Parrott, Dod- WajtoDe ing ftMeftr.* «TMJ friicilectual aspira- ic they loved best with abandon. the seven wonderful men to stay and play just a little bit "ladies" with as much decorum as singing earns the name. Vic Mor- goin on. ject at worK, one lhat will let you Sagittarius him make the conversion. ner table as a friendly, warm and car- ger road secretary, leaauig us \o tions in their everyday lives.i remem- With Wendell Brumous on the trumpet—he also served longer, was a memorable one. One whole year seems a any Southern belle ever filled out>a oso is completely adorable as the "The Best Little Whorehouse in show the full extent of your creativity. Branch Rickey's office after one Nov. 23-Dec. 21 Abraham Lincoln Plaut was a for- ing person. My dad, who had already ber in the late 1940s my dad coming as the leader — Frank Demond on the trombone — whose long time to wait for the Preservation Hall Jazz Band of corset. The Ranch is run by no- Governor, whose "Sidestep" dance Texas" will run through May 2 at Enjoy some time outside this memorable game with the Cardinales It's a great week to make a change mer minor league catcher and outfiel- written two books for boys about home from school with The New York bright red socks and huge red handkerchief had a comic New Orleans to return to the Paper Mill Playhouse for nonsense Miss Mona, played with a' routine knows no equal. Union County Arts Center, 1601 weekend. in 1947. Rickey never missed an for the better. Set your mind to make a der who, during the Depression to camping, was crushed by Campanel- Times, The World Telegram and The effect, and Dave Griller on the clarinet, perfection was another season. Much too long. comfortable demeanor by Carolyn Speaking of numbers, "Twenty- Irving St., Rahway. Showtimes arc opportunity to praise Jackie Robin- change in your career or personal life make a living, became an English la's removal from the scene. Always Brooklyn Eagle under his arm. We Popp. Alas, as easy as Miss Mona is Four Hours of Lovin' " featuring Friday and Saturday at 8 p.m. and son's talents and the immensity of Gemini — anything from a new job to just teacher and three-spon coach at Abra- the practical idealist, Abe secured would browse the sports together on the eyes and ears, she is no Jewel and The Girls is terrific. April 26 at 3 p.m. Tickets are $24. what Robinson was accomplishing. May 22-June 21 moving around the furniture. It will ham Lincoln High School in Brook- Henrich's endorsement of the venture. while anticipating the nightly radio match for Joe Caruso's Melvin P. "Angelette March" is cleverly cho- $19 and $17. For information, call He enlisted my father's support in the Stay away from giving financial give you a fresh outlook on life. But lyn. He was friends with Lou Gehrig The addition of the Yankee's name to ball game. I remember him telling me NJPAC, students get serious about dance Thorpe, a "Watchdog" journalist reographed, and "The Aggie Song" (732) 499-8226. venture, which was, of course, very advice. If people would take that don't get discouraged if it seems to in college. When the Great Yankee the book made it saleable. of his hopes as we followed the This spring. New Jersey Pcrform- A native of St. Louis, Missouri, dancer and choreographer Nicholas eagerly given and led, I believe, to the advice too literally, they could end up take too long. died, Gehrig's wife wrote a moving Abe Plaut had been a mentor and accomplishments of- Robinson and ing Arts Center and high schools in dedicated to preserving the history, Rodriquez presented his first Dance Lincoln award for Jackie. blaming you for any problems they tribute to my father for the friendship friend by then to so many young men. Campanella and the Dodgers, and of Trenton, Newark and Paterson will artistry and tradition of rhythm tap Compass concert in 1984. Currently may encounter. Do something diffe- he and Lou had shared. Abe Plaut nur- In the 1930s, Abe wrote a musical When I was playing baseball in Larry Doby and Satchel Paige and the provide serious dance students with dancing, Deborah Mitchell founded dedicating his time to providing edu- Capricorn rent to relieve stress, like cooking a tured young players like Frank Ciaf- about Sampson, called "Strong For high school, my dad and I sometimes Indians. He felt we were at a new an opportunity to study with some of the New Jersey Tap Ensemble in cational dance opportunities to urban Dec. 22-Jan. 20 gourmet meal or trying a new hobby. fone. New York City High School You," with an older camper at Camp surreptitiously played semi-pro beginning in baseball and in society, New Jersey's pieiiiicie dance artists. 1994. This 26-member ensemble, the If you are criticized concerning a schools, colleges and local communi- player of the Year in 1941 and then Greylock in Beckett, Mass. named weekend ball on Long Island. He was where sports figures would be truly Mercer County Vocational School state's only rhythm tap dance com- project or comment this week, take it ties, Rodriquez has held dance tragically killed in World War II, and Alan Jay Lemer, who later wrote "My still a terrific hitler, much better than the kind of role models he remem- for the Performing Arts in Trenton. pany, is comprised of adults and in the best way you can. Use the cri- -residencies worldwide and has Cancer Saul Rogovin, American League Fair Lady." The musical was pro- L But he was also a dedicated teacher, bered Lou Gehrig being. Newark Arts High School and Rosa children as young as seven years old. ticism to better yourself by analyzing received the prestigious Fulbrighi Voted Area's Top "Steakhouse" duced in the Berkshire*, but did not a prolific reader, a Master bridge June 22-July 22 ERA leader and later highly respected Parks School for the Fine and Per- During her career, Mitchell has what was said to you. Then get out of Grant for Artist-in-Residence activi- Don't act in haste concerning your teacher himself. Abe's teams won reach New York, Many outstanding player, and an amateur thespian — he Jon Plant Is a resident of Summit forming Arts in Paterson have part- appeared on Broadway, in Lincoln the house this weekend. Give yourself ties in Bolivia. BEST VALUE FOR YOUR MONEY! finances. Get a second opinion before nered with NJPAC in an effort to Center and on tour with Cab a new lease on life. Conceived for both traditional and you take a plunge. Bounce your ideas enhance their own dance training Calloway. popular cultural events, the New off someone who will be truthful with programs. The Master Dance Series, Nai-Ni Chen has won critical Jersey Performing Arts Center serves you, not someone who agrees with Aquarius sponsored by the Andrew W. Mellon acclaim for her combination of East- as a home orchestra and host to $11.95 you loo readily. Don't forget to set Jan. 21-Feb. 18 Foundation, is structured so that stu- ern and Western dance techniques. nationally and internationally cele- NYS aside some time for family this week. Stress levels are high at home this dents' time with professional dancers Nai-Ni and her Nai-Ni Chen Dance brated performing artists and the New week. You need to deal with the prob- is ir»rm«* tnd focused. Company meld Chinese poetry and Jersey arts community. NJPAC is COMMUNE OINING QUID lem right away, so the stress eases. Three NJPAC Princial Affiliates: Asian-American culture together into • Terrific Steaks located on the Newark Riverfront • Fantastic Burgers 1230 Route 22 West 955 Valley Road 403 Higgins Avenue Leo Otherwise, H could affect your work, Deborah Mitchell, Nai-Ni Chen, and a unique art form, and have been in near Gateway Center, Newark's Perm • Fresh Fish Mountainside, NJ Clifton, NJ Bridle, NJ July 23-Aug. 23 too. 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Dusted with powdered will be supporting the Union High In Th« Heart ofBixabtth COUPON MUST BE GIVEN TO CASHIER (908)277-2343 sugar, the souffle came with a sauce boat Tilled with a sauce made from 908-352-2578 frsh raspberries that was both sweet and pleasantly tart. School Scholarship Fund. The • 3 Morris Ave. • Summit Souffle is located at 7 Union Place in Summit. For information, call DON'T FORGET MOM ON I Mottn^cnKttcard^accaptad MOTHER'S DAY. MAY 10TH OPEN: Monday-Sunday (908) 598-0717. . week of April 27 to May 3 Union MAKE RESERVATIONS. Plaza will donate 10% of your BRING THIS COUPON '10 THE UNION PLAZA DINER EARLY Banquet THE WEEK OE APRIL 27th TO MAY 3rd Faculties Clam Bar & Continental check to the Union High School Available Restaurant OF YOUR CHECK WILL BE Casual'"ElegantIHimgvii&aK TOM Ho* U*** *•••» * 1998 Scholarship Fund. STARTING AT the "Rpmantic Ambiance and FtAJlMONCMXltBtNAfC DONATED TO UNION H.S. Jtawr of an Italian Outdoor Cafe SCHOLARSHIP FUND 1998 $19.95 AM) MESH SEAFOOD Breakfast Special N. 21st SL • KcoBworth Off the Blvd. 2466 Route 22 (Center Island) ; 10% • CnwHw SpMMy turn prtfmd ». Every Day Mon-Sat ">ur ^ Specialty ptshes . 61 Wattflaid Am • ROMN* Park W Strrtw Pfcwr Uon.-Sw. • Imtfc Mon-fti. Miinii»—• •- -—-|—~- (908)241-1335 AT OUR WORRALL NEWSPAPERS PAGE B6 — THURSDAY, APRIL 23, 1991 THURSDAY, APBH. 23, 199B - PAGE B7 Suburban Community Music Center In WORRALL NEWSPAPERS Stepping Out it a weekly calender Murray Hill. designed to guide our readers to the For ages 3-8. For information, call many arts and entertainment events (908) 771-5544. Word Fest in the Union County area. The TEMPLE BETH-EL in Cranford will present Gary Rosen, children's singer, ACROSS 34 Taxing agcy calendar is open to all groups and 36 Depres* orfanixatums in the Union County on Sunday at 3 p.m. What's Going On? 38 Promised reward A light dnner is Included for $50. 1 —Spec area. To place your fret lifting, tend 5 Spills the beans 39 Quickstep a concert of oontemporwy Christian Individual tickets are $7. The temple is 40 Network information to Atsodatt Editor Jac- Edward V. Walton School In Spring- Arts Camp will hold an open house for 10 S. Am. shrub music on Wednesday at 730 p.m. at located at 338 Walnut Ave.. Cranford. 41 Architectural pier quie McCarthy, WomB Community field through June. summer classes on Wednesday at 7 COMEDY 14 Spring runner The Church of St. Theresa in For information, call (908) 272-1575. FAIR 42 —bet! Newtpaptn, P.O. Box 3109, Union, p.m. at Cranford United Methodist JOE'S BASEMENT at Tavern In the LECTURES 17 Moon goddess The books are on display in the Kenilworth. 44 Dejected mood Church, 201 Lincoln Ave., Cranford. Park features popular comedians on TWO OF US nature and science prog- SUNDAY TUESDAY 18 Restrain New Jtney, 07083. Children's department The library is Tickets are $10, $7 for students and 45 Impulse Fridays. Tomorrow, Mike Marino and ram wil be held on Sunday from 11 Uuy 3, 1998 19 Computer language located at 66 Mountain Ave., Stagestruck Kids Juniors Is for stu- April 28, 1998 45 Athletes' gathering seniors. The church is located at 541 EVENT: Red Crass Spnrwfest EVENT: An Evening With Elizabeth Dole 20 Dover specialty Springfield. dents entering Kindergarden-second Gino Casione. May 8, Dennis Ross. am. to noon at Trailside Nature and 47 Whirlpool Washington Ave., Kenilworth. For Street F* PLACE: Paper Mil Playhouse. Brook- 21 Opposed grade in the fall. The half-day morning Admission Is $8 for show only. $25 Science Center in Mountainside. ART IN SUMMIT outdoor show will PLACE: Along FranWin Avenue, from 22 Join 48 Bubble — ART AUCTIONS dinner package is available. Show information, call (90S) 272-4444. side Drive, Mifcum, NJ. program runs from June 29-Jury 31 For ages 3-4 with an adult For infor- Chasm* to Harrison Avenue, Nufley, NJ TIME: 7:15pm. 13 Jolly companion 50 Mulish THE GRAN CENTURIONS in Clark take place on May 16 from 10 am. to 5 KEAN UNIVERSITY will present a from 9 am. to noon. begins at 9 p.m. Tavern in the Park is mation, call (908) 789-3670. THE: lOam^pm. PRICE: $250 Benefactor Tickets in- 25 Rope fiber 52 Deficiency will hold an art show and auction p.m. on the Green in Summit. 54 Title in India Stagestruck Kids is for students located at 147 West Westfield Ave., Spring Band/Jazz Band Concert on CHILDREN'S TROUT DERBY win be PRICE: Clowns, face painting, pony cludes Priority Orchestra Sealing. Post 26 Ruhr city tomorrow beginning at 7 pjn. For information, contact New Jersey Roselle Park. For information, call rides. Magic Show by Darpo fceCiown at 56 — of call entering third-tenth grade in the fall. Wednesday at 8 p.m. in Wilkins held through May 2 in Rahway River Evening Reception with Mrs Dole: $125 27 Cul down Admission is $10. The Gran Centu- Center for Visual Arts at (908) 1pm and 330pm by tw Kiddie Rides near Patron Tickets includes Box Seating and 57 Assaults The full-day program runs from June (908) 241-7400. Theatre. 28 Stimulate rions are located at 440 Madison Hill 273-9121. Park. Stager Street Food Fest, Crafts, Live Pre-Event Reception with Special Speak- 58 Events at 46 Down 24-July 31 from 9 a/n. to 330 pjn. CASUAL TIMES restaurant features Admission is free. Kean is located Entertainment Blood Donor Trailer. Over 29 Carve designs Road in Clark. The park is located on St. Georges ers: Lecture Only Tickets: $60 Orchestra, 61 Wordplay on Morris Avenue in Union. For infor- 200 Vendors. For information 31 Lire force The camp is located at 1245 Orange comedians on weekends. Avenue, Rahway. For information, call $40 Mezzanine. 63 Dull way of life 201-997-9535 33 Bridge ploy Ave., Cranford. Fa information, call The restaurant is located at 1085 mation, call (908) 527-2107. ORGANIZATION: The Junior League of 64 Subdued AUDITIONS (908) 527-4900. ORGANIZATION: Nuttey Red Cross 35 Inviied Cindy Smith at (908) 276-5053 or Mic- The Oranges and Short Hffls ART SHOWS PAPER MILL PLAYHOUSE will hold Central Ave., Clark. For information, CHILDREN'S THEATRE at Paper Mill 37 Ghosls 65 Ran swiftly hah at (973) 912-9051. SATURDAY 66 —thumb HELLA BAIUN of Union will hold an auditions for Summer Musical Theatre call (908) 388-6511. DANCE Playhouse will present "Charlotte's 40 Proverbial lime MM 2, 1998 of need 67 Fad exhibit 'Joys of Travel,' featuring her Conservatory on Saturday, by LINDEN ART ASSOCIATION is offer- NEW JERSEY BALLET will present Web" on April 25 and 26; 'Gulliver's EVENT: SoutJth MountMountai: n Craft Fair REUNION « Gawks 68 Heroic poetry expressionist paintings through today appointment "A Gala Evening of Pas de Deux" on Travels' on May 2 and 3, and "The ing visual arts classes on Wednesdays CONCERTS PLACE: South Orange Duck Pond, cor- 44 Chafe 69 Lay an egg For rass 10-18. Auditioners should ss and The Pea' on May 9 and North " 70 Promising Springfield Public Library. be prepared to sing a musical theater Street South Orange, one block off South is as follows: Ms. Carrie Jackson and All Star Quin- Union. 10. 49 Bovine plaint 73 vigilance Hours are Monday, Wednesday and or standard pop song. Must bring legi- Orange Avenue EVENT: Weequahic High School April 29. May 6. 13, 20. 27. The performance will take place in All shows start at 11 a.m. Tickets are 51 Baloney! 74 Value ble sheet music in the appropriate key. tet today from 630 to 830 p.m. TIME: 10am-4pm. Reunion, Class of 1958 Thursday from 10 a.m. to 830 p.m., Classes will be held at Sunnyside $8 for orchestra, $7 for mezzanine. 52 Enticed 75 Assert The library is located at Eight Street Wilkins Theatre. Kean is located on PRICE: Free Admission. Quality hand- PLACE: Hamilton Park Conference Tuesday, Friday and Saturday from 10 Auditioners will also be asked to 76 Coop Recreation Center, on Melrose Ter- and Park Avenue, Plainfield. For infor- Morris Avenue in Union. For informa- The playhouse is located on Brookside crafted items by more tharf 100 artisans Center, Ftorham Park 53 Pronounces a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and Sunday from 10 dance, and appropriate footwear is race at Orchard Terrace, Linden. For 55 Intention 78 Popular Perry mation, call (908) 257-2305. tion, call (908) 527-2337. Drive in Millbum. For information, call and craters. AH Hems Juried. Also Fea- TIME: Afternoon Brunch a.m. to 320 p.m. The library is located required. For information, call (973) information call (906) 486-1408. turing Children's Craft Activities, All Day PRICE: Class of January 1958 wil hold 58 Stretched in IM 105 79 Wood for Mattingly SAENGERCHOR and Schwaebischer NEW JERSEY PERFORMING ARTS (973) 376-4343. at 66 Mountain Ave., Springfield. For 379-3636, ext 2626. live Entertainment and Extensive Food 40 year reunion on May 17. 1998. Know 59 Acclaimed 81 Trial runs CENTER win present the following NEW JERSEY BALLET writ present information, call (973) 376-4930. KEAN UNIVERSITY Gay Pride Theat- FUNDRAISING WORKSHOP will take Saengerbund Choruses will present Court of classmates? Interested in attending'' anthropologist 83 Becomes more place on May 2 at Bizabetntown Gas 'An Adventure in Song' on Saturday at dance programs: •Pinocchio' on May 3 at 2 p.m. at Kean ORGANIZATION: South Mountain Can Barry Gold 973-325-3595. Judy Ru- 60 Copy intense NEW JERSEY CENTER FOR VIS- re will hold auditions on Tuesday and Company in Union. 730 p.m. at Arthur L Johnson High Ballet Gulbenkian. April 24 at 8 p.m., University in Union. School folo 973-736-3777, Phil Grand 62 Admonishment to 87 Greek letter UAL ARTS will display sculpture by Wednesday for the following:, 973-763-2964 Registration, along with a $15 fee, is School Auditorium in Clark. April 25 at 8 p.m. and April 26 at 3 p.m. The performance will take place in a child 88 Field Peter Reginato in the Art Park through •Jigsaw" by Andra Gordon, three ORGANIZATION: January 1958 Class 63 Noisv required by April 30. Contact the Union Tickets are $12, $10 for seniors over Oiga Roriz Dance Company, May Wilkins Theatre. Kean is located on RUMMAGE SALE 89 Have, to Bums April 30. women needed. Reunion Committee. 64 Confounded 91 Aligning County Division of Cultural and Herit- age 65. Children under age 12 are 15 at 8 p.m. and May 16 at 8 p.m. Morris Avenue in Union. For informa- Gallery hours are weekdays from "Andre's Moiher" by Terrance FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 67 Desist 92 Blowhard age Affairs at 633 Pearl St. Elizabeth, admitted free. The school is located on NJPAC is located at One Center tion, call (908) 527-2337. noon to 4 p.m. and Thursdays from 7 to McNaBy, two men and two women April 24 and 25, 1998 71 Commedia dell'— 93 Brit, money 07202, (908) 558-2550. Drive, Newark. For information, call EVENT: Rummage Sale OTHER 9 p.m.; Saturday from noon to 4 p/n. Westfield Avenue in Clark. UNION MUSIC SCHOOL is holding 72 Shoshonean 94 Pickups needed. PLACE: Townley Presbyterian Church, (888) GO-NJPAC. FRDAY 73 Shawl or stole and Sunday from 2 to 4 p.m. NJCVA is "Kiss of the Spider Woman," two maS-in registration for courses in mus- 829 Satem Road, Uraon, NJ © DAVY ASSOCIATES 1907 96 Refreshing 77 Poise located at 68 Elm St., Summit. For men needed. (Not the Broadway SWINGIN' TERN DANCES will be ic performance, dance, theater and TIME: Apr! 2< 930am-7pm. April 25. Apr! 24, 1998 10. Cajole 97 Play a mck held on the following Saturdays: 9:30am-ncon (bag day) EVENT: Aroyle Fish N Chips Dinner 78 Fine glassware 11 Tony's cousin 98 Convex moldings information, call (906) 273-9121. musical. fine arts, for students pre-K through 96 Muskhogean tribe DOWN May 2 — Beverly Francis and PRICE: Free Admission. Large selection PLACE: Ridoeview Community Church, 80 Hoiaing pulley 116 Novelist Ferber 12 Lack of courage 99 Den denizens grade 12. 174 South Valley Road (comer Meeker member SWAIN GALLERIES in Plainfield will NJ SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Com- of items. 82 —egg 117 Takes to court 13 Politician Landon 101 MOMA offenng Hopscotch. Classes run from June 29 through Street), West Orange. 100 Shintng example 1 Candied munity Chorus will hold auditions ORGANIZATION: Townley Presbyte- 83 Toper 118 Region of the eanh 14 Stage direction • 103 Right-hand men exhibit "Still Ufes" by pastelist Nancy May 16 — Fish Family. July 31 from 9 a.m. through 12:15 p.m. TIME: Beginning at 5:00pm. 102 Removes from office 2 Rant and rave Brangaccio through April 30. throughout April rian Church 84 ENEplusW 119 Swedish coin 15 At — for words 104 Grasping device Dances are held at Ogden Memorial daily at Kawameeh Middle School in PRICE: $8 00 adults; $4.50 Child- R5 Devoured 106 Rapscallion 3 Escapade Gallery hours are weekdays from For information, call (973) SUNDAY ren Take-Out Fish N Chips Dinner by 120 Safecracker 16 Flycatcher 105 Word with fnght Church on Main Street in Chatham. Union Township. Planned musical the- 86 Catch sight of 107 Didrikson of sports 4 Favorite April 26, 199B Argyle. Pick-ups begin at 5:00pm until 121 Letter addition 19 Alpine abode or whisper 9:30 am. to 530 p.m. and Saturdays 624-3713, ExL 249. Danceveegin at 7:30 p.m. Admission ater productions are: 'Joseph and The 110 Advanced to a 5 Of dubious value EVENT: Rea Market 6:30pm (Seating Available). Reserva- 87 Net 122 Radius's neighbor 20 Blackthorn 108 Similar to 4 p.m. Swain is located at 703 7 higher level 6 Kind of oil THE PHILATKALIANS OF FAN- is $7 per person. Sneakers only Technicolor Dreamcoat," grades 3-7. tions Requested. Call 973-731-6486. 90 Tight spot 123 "Grand old man 24 Sea eagles 109 Church area Watchung Ave., Plainfield. For infor- PLACE: Jonathan Dayton High School. 112 Melee 7 French friends WOOD needs technical help for ongo- required. For information, call (973) Grades 8-12 are to be determined. Mountain Avenue, Springfield. NJ ORGANIZATION: Ridgeview Commun- 93 Refused to change of football" 30 Lou Grant p?rtrayer 111 Malay boat mation, call (908) 756-1707. 113 Tension reliever 8 Morsels ing season. For information, call Bob 539-6286 or (973) 228-9729. Musical productions, art exhibits TIME: IOOOam-5-OOpm ity Church 95 Seacoasi 124 Being, to Brutus 32 Good times 114 Old French coin indentation 115 W Indian native 9 Pool people CHILDREN'S SPECIALIZED HOSPI- Peiser at (906) 688-0312. and dance, music and drama perfor- PRICE: Free Admission. Over 150 ven- SUNDAY TAL in Mountainside wD display "Sec- dors. GEMINI GROUP is seeking camera- FASHION SHOWS mances will be held at Union High April 26, 1998 (Sec ANSWERS on Page B8) ond Look," a coHection of over 100 men and technicians f or filrting original School. For a brochure, write to Union ORGANIZATION: Springfield Rotary EVENT: Aviation Extravaganza CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS of the pieces of artwork by members of the works tor broadcast on local cable Music School, P.O. Box 3566. Union, Club PLACE: Linden Airport local community throughout April. .Americas, Court of the Immaculate NJ 07083-1895, or phone (908) THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY TIME: 11:00arn-5:00prn. Country," "Carmen McRae Live." stations. PRICE: Donation requested for parking. The exhibit may be viewed dairy Heart of Mary 41360 will hold a dinner • M*y 7, 8, 9, 1998 (Continued from Page B6) For information, call Scott Coffey at 851-6476. Airplane rides. Barbeque.'Static Aircraft from 830 a.m. to 830 p.m. in the East and fashion show on Tuesday at 6 p.m. EVENT: Gigantic 3 Day Rummage Sale (908) 654-1054 or writs to: Gemini PLAYWRIGHTS THEATRE will hold PLACE: Second Presbyterian Church. displays, lours, fun auction. Price of food Wing, via the Ambulance Errtryway. at Costa Del Sol Restaurant in Union. THEATER Group, 569 Trinity Place, Westfield, Creative Dramatics in three two-week 1161 E. Jersey Street Elizabeth. NJ and airplane rides varies. CSH is located at 150 New Providence Tickets are $28. The restaurant is ORGANIZATION: Boy Scout Aviabon TELEVISION BYE BYE BIRDIE wU be presentee 07090. daily sessions beginning July 6, July TIME: May 7, 10:am-7pm; May 8. Road, Mountainside. For information, located at 2443 Vauxhail Road in Explorer Post 224 THIRTEEN/WNET will air Tou Reed: today, tomorrow and Saturday at 730 RAHWAY VALLEY JERSEYAIRES 20 and Aug. 3, for grades 4-9. 10am-2pm; May S, 10am-2pm call (908) 561-6185. Union. For information, call (908) PRICE: Free Admission. May 9, Dollar Rock and Roll Heart" on Wednesday at p.m. at Elizabeth High School. Playwrights Theatre is located at 33 964-1799 or J908}. 686-1817. Ba» -Da*-J5U haflJor JUXUfced Jumi- SUNDAY 10 pjn. Tickets are $7. The performances ELIZABETH UBRARY wil display the Frst Baptist Church Hall, 170 Elm St.. Green Village 'Road in Madison. Tor ture, costume jewelry, clothing tor every- AprS 26, 1998 tin CTN cable channel will broadcast -Art am; 'Asian Variety Show.' 10 ajn.; wW take place In The Jeflarson Per- artwork of Ceceta Naar throughout WestfiekJ, every Monday evening at information, call (973) 514-1787, ext. one, housewares and more. Information EVENT: RoseBe Park Youth Baseball the Third Reich," 'Martin Amis," of The Western World" on Mondays at •Sounds of Gospel,' 630 p Jn. Tour of forming Arts Center, Martin Luther April. Also on display are works by Ei- 32. 906-352-1659. Opening Day 730 pm. Men of all ages are invited 10 FILMS 11 am. On Tuesday*. "American "Degenerate Art," "PrtUp Johnson: King Plaza in Elizabeth. For intorma- zabeth Mgh School Photography CkJb. ORGANIZATION: Second Presbyterian PLACE: Rotele Park Middle School, 57 NX will air on Sunday at 430 p.m. stop by. For information, call (908) SPRINGFIELD PUBUC UBRARY will Cinema" at 10 am; 'Fac** of Culture," Diary of an Eccentric Architect," "Hap- tion^call (908) 558-3200. . The library is located at 20 S. Broad Church. West Grant Avenue, Roselle Park, NJ. ENCORE cable channel will broadcast 233-7188 or (908) 382-2870. screen 'Santa Clara,' Hebrew. 1995, TIME: Pictures 9:00am. Parade 1:00pm. 11 ajn. On Wednesdays, •Powerock," py Birthday. Mr. Johnson," "Julian Bar- Si, ESzabeth. For information, call today at noon and 7 p.m., and 'Life on LECTURES Dog Day Afternoon" on Saturday at 8 UTTLE SHOP OF HORRORS will be SANGERCHOIR men's chorus April 24. Booster Drive and Candy pick- 1230 p-m.; Tc>•»»•••»•••>»••»»»•••»»»•»•>•••••»•>»••• WESTFIELD GLEE CLUB invites GARAGE/YARD SALE ORGANIZATION: Family Activity display 'Landscapes from the Hani- AMERICAN PERFORMANCE STU- WESTFIELD GLEE CLUB will present The library is located at 20 S. Broad Ave., Plainfield. For information, call man Park," an exhibit of paintings, male singers to come and sing at DIOS Rome Festival Choral Institute a spring concert on Saturday at 8 p.m. - (908) 791-9700 or (908) 561-8799. SATURDAY St. ESzabeth. SATURDAY through May 1. rehearsals on Mondays at 6 p.m. at the will offer a Choral Theater course in at Roosevelt Intermediate School. 301 April 25,1998 BLACK MARIA FILM FESTIVAL will ROSELLE PARK MUSEUM will pre- Ifcy 16, 1998 REVIVALMEETING Presbyterian Church Parish Building Gallery hours are Tuesday through • April, May and June. Also, a five-week Clark St in Westfield, and on Sunday EVENT: Garage and Bake Sale be presented on April 30 at 7:30 p.m. sent Lauren Yeats, author of 'Linden, 343 EVENT: Bobby Byrne Show Friday from 5 to 9 pm. and Saturday Assembly Hall, 140 Muutitdiii AVB., course in Musical Theater will begin on ai 4 p.m. ai Calvary Lumaran Church, at New Jersey Center for Visual Arts in New Jersey" on Monday at 8 p.m. E Cedar Street Livingston. NJ. —PLACE: St BaaftDlh" Sclwol. Hussa- Westfield. Wednesday. 108 Eastman St. in Cranford. Street, Linden, NJ. EVANGELIST RANDY RVL from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. The gallery is Summit For information, call (908) TIME: 930am-230pm located at 177 Broadway, Clark. For Interested male singers are invited The studios are located in Westfield. Tickets are $12. $10 for students TIME: 8:00pm Admission is $5. NJCVA is located 245-1776. PRICE: No admission. We Have Every- information, cal (732) 382-7197. to cal) Dale Juritilla at (908) 232-0673. For information, call (908) 233-7214. and seniors. For information, call (908) thing!. PRICE: $15.00. For information calf at 68 Elm St, Summit. For information, JUST ABOUT ART will present a Cur- Mary Davis 732-388-3645. APRIL 26-29 232-0673. ORGANIZATION: Trinity Covenant ART CARLSON, an exhibition of call (908) 273-9121. ator's Talk on The Pattern and Deco- ORGANIZATION: St Elizabeth School Church SUNDAY 10:45am 6:30pm photographic works, will be on display CAFES ARS MU9CA ANTIQUA will present ration Movement" on May 7 from 730 at New Jersey Center for Visual Arts CLUBS 'Music of America's Heritage' on Sun- to 9 p.m. at New Jersey Center for Vis- Whit'i Goinj On ii • paid directory of evoiU for non-profit orfuuntioni. It u VAN GOGH'S EAR CAFE presents an CLUBBENE Dinner Theater show- :: MON. TUES. WED. 7:30pm through May 4. day at 4 p.m. at Grace Episcopal GARDENING ual Arts. prepaid and co»ti just $20.00 (for 2 weeks) for Euez County or Union County and artsy coffeehouse atmosphere. Jazz cases popular entertainers on jiut $3000 for both. Your notice must be in our Maplewood office (463 Valley Gallery hours are weekdays from Church in Plainfield. BACKYARD COMPOSTING CLAS- The event is free. NJCVA is located entertainment is presented on Sunday weekends. Street) by 4:00 P.M. on Monday for publication the following Thuriday. noon to 4 pm and Thursdays from 7 to A donation will be accepted. The SES will be sponsored by Union Coun- at 68 Elm St., Summit. For information, ;: HEALINGS.MIRACLES,GIFTSOFTHESPIRIT evenings. On April 26, Steve Minzer Dinner-and-show, as well as show- Advtrtaenwnt may alto be placed at 170 Scotland Boad, Oranfe, 2fi6 liberty St.. 9 o.m.: Saturday from noon to 4 D.m. church is located at 600 Cleveland ty Utilities Authority on the following call (908) 273-9121. Trio. only tickets are available. Club Bene is Bloomfield or 1291 Stuyvoant Art., Union. For more information call 763-9411. and Sunday from 2 to 4 p.m. NJCVA is Ave., Plainfield. For information, call dates: located on Route 35 in South Amboy. i i TRINITY (^RISTIAN CENTER - located at 68 Elm St., Summit. For Open Mic Night is presented every (908) 756-1520. May 6, 7 pjn., Unden 7th Ward Tuesday from 730 to 10 p.m., with For information, call (908) 727-3000. ' • 417PENNINGTONST. ELIZABETH information, call (908) 273-9121. COMMUNITY PRESBYTERIAN Recreation Center at 2907 Tremely MUSEUMS sign-up at 7 p.m. CHURCH of Mountainside will present Point Road, Linden. Find out what's cooking NURSERY 908-352-9725 SPRING FEVER by Dolores Fahey COVE LOUNGE presents live music DRAKE HOUSE MUSEUM will exhibit Van Gogh's Ear is located at 1017 May 21, 7 p.m., Springfield Munici- Whiielaw of Union will be on display by attemative bands every weekend. Haydn's The Creation' by Mountain- "Plainfield's Ragtime Era: 1900-1920" •»»»»••»»»•»•••<<•••»•»••>••••»»» Stuyvesant Ave. in Union. For further pal Building, 100 Mountain Ave., through May 7 at Les Malamut Art The tavern is located at 114 Chest- side Chorale and Chamber Players through June 30. at Miller-Cory House information, call (908) 810-1844. Springfield. Gallery. nut St, Roselle. For information, call and Chancel Choir oh Sunday at 330 The 1746 Drake House chronicles May 26, 7 p.m., Scotch Rains Mun- If you enjoy cooking, becoming a love of cooking. As a new cook, you Gallery hours are Monday, Wednes- MINSTREL COFFEEHOUSE is a (908) 241-1226. p.m. New Jersey history from colonial times icipal Building, 430 Park Ave., Scotch will be fully trained. Cooking sche- day and Friday from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m., coffeehouse/concert series run by the Admission is $15. $10 for students. through the Civil War and Victorian member of the Miller-Cory Plains. dules are planned in accordance with Tuesday and Friday from 9 a.m. to 6 Folk Project, a non-profit folk music CROSSROADS in Garwood presents The church is located at 1459 Deer eras. The house is located at 602 W. Museum's cooking committee is i Call 686-3898 June 2, 7 p.m., Elizabeth Racquet- p.m. and Saturday from 9 am. to 5 and arts organization. a weekly lineup of musical rotation: Path in Mountainside. For more infor- Front St., Plainfield. For further details, wonderful way to experience the joy your availability and depth of interest. nri fn'.er ,< :eur «'>)'' s, '. et'en number below ball Club, 23 Ferrrwood Terrace, In a addition to introducing new and p.m. The gallery is located in Union April 24 — Jean Ritchie and The Monday,— Karaoke with Leo Hoy mation, call (908) 232-0490. call (908) 755-5831. . of cooking in an early American to he.ir the movie time: .)l theac theatres'. Elizabeth. Public Ubrary, Friberger Park, Morris Wsagnbscalrme Reunion. May 1 — and Danson. kilcherL As a cook, you will become a flavorful recipes into your own home NJ YOUTH SYMPHONY will present a Registration is required. Fee is $10, Avenue, Union. For information, call guitar monster Martin Simpson. May 8 you will also learn about life in early cmEPLEXOMONCIIAIIFORD Tuesdays — Acoustic Open-Mic concert on Sunday at 3 p.m. at Edison and includes a composting bin and a member of the Cooking Committee. (908)686-0657. —Folk ProjecJ Spring Festival. May 15 OPERA New Jersey. Ntgru. Btoet guttar wringer and vocal- liitwiiradtalv School Irt WesifleW. handbook, "Backyard Composting: meet warm and friendly people, 25 NoithAvenue* CRANFORD EUGENIE GALLERY in Scott* Plains — Woods Tea Company. May 22 — 'OPERA AT FLORHAM will present ist Rhett Tyler opens the show, and For information, call (908) Your Complete Guide to Recycling experience baking and cooking many UNDEN FIYEPLEX CINEMAS will display the art of Debra Livingston Harper and singer Joanne Mell. May Richard Wagner Day on Saturday from If you are interested in joining the then opens the stage to any aspiring 771-5544. Yard Clippings.' For information, call varieties of food over the open hearth 400 North Wood Avenue • UNDEN of Scotch Plains and Marguerite Bren- 29 — Margo Hennebach and Mark 1-9 p.m. at Fairleigh Dickinson Cooking Committee, call the Museum player who enters. The show opens at (732) 382-9400. and have fun. nan of Summit through May 23. A Saunders. SPRING CONCERT of organ and University. NEW PARK CINEMA 9:30 p.m. April 28. Open Jazz Jam. No experience is necessary, just the office at (908) 232-1776. reception will be held on Sunday from The Project is located at the Some- choir-music will be presented at Sec- Admission is $50 for the entire prog- 23 West Westfield Ave. • ROSELLE PARK Wednesdays — B.B. of B.B. and the 2-4 pjn. rsei County Environmental Center, ond Presbyterian Church in Elizabeth ram, $45 for seniors and students. UNION THEATRES Stingers hosts Open Blues Jam with all on Sunday at 4 p.m. 190 Lord Stirling Road, Basking Ridge. KIDS FDU is located at 285 Madispn Ave., 990 Stuyvesant Avenue • UNION Gallery hours are Monday-Friday musicians welcome. from 10 ajn. to 5:30 p.m. and Saturday Shows are held every Friday year- The church is located at 1161 East RAHWAY RECREATION will sponsor Madison. For information, call (973) LOST PICTURE SHOW Thursdays — Psychedelic Thurs- Jersey St, Elizabeth. 443-8620. from 10 ajn. to 5 p.m.The gallery is round, presenting folk music in its the following classes: 2395 Springfield Avenue • UNION located at the corner of Park Avenue broadest sense. Coffee, tea and baked days presents the greatest sounds of NEW JERSEY STATE MUSEUM Arts and Crafts, today through June OPERA AL DENTE will be presented GENERAL CINEMA BLUE STAR •sicoo and Second Street in Scotch Plains. goods are served, no alcohol or tobac- classic rock, performed by local bands. 4. Meets Thursdays from 7 to 8:30 p.m. PLANETARIUM will present 3D Laser on Sunday at 6 p.m. at Villa Napoli in 1701-65 Route 22 West • WATCHUNG For information, call (908) 322-6333. co are allowed. Showtime is 8:30 p.m. Today, Filo. April 30, Soft Parade- Concerts on Fridays and Saturdays Fee is $5 per class. Brick. 'Admission is $5. For information, call Doors Tribute. RIALTO THEATRE 15 LYRICAL FLOWERS AND LAND- through April 26. Art today through June 4. Meets Dinner and show package is $24.95. (908) 766-2489. Weekend performances include 250 East Broad Street • WESTFIELD SCAPES will be on display through 'Laser Beatles Anthology,' 7 p.m. Thursdays from 7:30 to 930 p.m. Fee Reservations are recommended. The blues, roots and rock music. Tomor- is $5 per class. SONYTHEATRES May 31 at Reeves-Reed Arboretum in •Pink Floyd: Dark Side of the Moon,' restaurant is located at 247 Mantolok- All row, Funky Black Widow Band. Satur- Rt. 22 East • MOUNTAINSIDE Summit. 8:15 p.m. Classes are held at the Claude H. ing Road, Brick. For information, call CLASSES day, Gotham City Swing. An upscale Hours are 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday 'Laser Zeppelin,' 9 p.m. Reed Center in Rahway. For informa- (732) 920-8210. BRICKS, MORTAR AND SPIRIT: The and traditional blues brunch is pre- tion, call (732) 827-2045. Footwear through Friday. The Reeves-Reed is 'Pink Floyd: The Wall," 10:45 p.m. THE DAUGHTER OF THE REGI- Endurance of Newark is a four-part sented every Sunday. Sunday night, located at 165 Hobart Ave., Summit. 'Laser Show Stoppers," 2 p.m. and CELEBRATE THE EARTH at Reeves- MENT will be presented by New York Signal*'! seminar being presented by New dinner and a movie. [NEW!!! FREE! VaBdtivouoh For Information, .call (908) 273-8787. 4 p.m. Reed Arboretum in Summit tomorrow City Opera National Company on Mon- Jersey Performing Arts Center from The Crossroads is located at 78 Tickets are $7 for adults, $5 for from 330 to 5 p.m. day at 7:30 p.m. at New Jersey Per- May 3,199* ROBERT KUSHNER: 25 Years of Monday through May 31. North Ave., Garwood. For information, children age 12 and under. 'Show For ages 6-8. For information, call forming Arts Center. Making Ait* will be on display through April 27 and May 11 session will be call (908) 232-5666. * Not Vai»d wim anv other Discounts May 31 at New Jersey Center for Vis- held at NJPAC from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Stoppers' is $4 per person. Tickets are (908) 273-8787. NJPAC is located at One Center St., Moviesource available at the Planetarium box office ual Arts. May 18 session, a panel discussion, PHYL'S PLACE presents live musical NJ SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA will Newark. For information, call (888) Gallery hours are weekdays from will be held at Sanctuary Trinity St. entertainment on weekends. and at Ticketmaster locations. The present' 'Pictures at an Exhibition* on GO-NJPAC. A Special Feature Of Infosource noon to 4 p.m. and Thursdays from 7 to Philip's Cathedral, Military Park, New- The tavern is located at 836 Eli- museum is located at 205 West State Saturday at 11a.m. at New Jersey HALOM St., Trenton. For information, call (609) 9 p.m.; Saturday from noon to 4-pjn. ark, from 530 to 730 p.m. May 31 will zabeth Ave., Linden. For information, Performing Arts Center. TEMPLE 292-6464. and Sunday from 2 to 4 p.m. NJCVA is feature a half-day tour of Newark. call (908) 925-8990. NJPAC is located at One Center St., POETRY CROSSROADS in Garwood will hold located at 68 Elm St., Summit. Foi Series tickets are $85, individual FRANKLIN SCHOOL in Rahway will Newark. For information, call (800) SHOUT! presents live musical enter- an open poetry night on Tuesday. ART$ &CRAFTS • MUSK • SWIMMING • SPORTS information, call (908) 273-9121. present a spring concert on Monday at ALLEGRO. session tickets are $25. NJPAC is tainment on weekends. Crossroads is located at 78 North 7:30 p.m. SPRINGFIELD LIBRARY will display located at One Center St., Newark. For The tavern is located at 116 Watch- MEET THE ORCHESTRA, a free con- Ave., Garwood. For information, call serf-authored and self-illustrated child- information, call (888) 466-5722. ung Ave., Plainfield. For Information, JENSEN CONCERT SERIES will pre- cert by New Jersey Youth Symphony, (908) 232-5566. CALLSARE FBEE.H within your local caHtoQ area. Out of area caHs »« belted a* long *anc« by your telephone con^any. Inftwoure* Is a service of Worrell Community Nwopapera, inc. ren's books by Kindergarten classes at STAGESTRUCK KIDS Performing call (908) 769-5860. sent Irish singing star Dana performing will take place on Sunday at 3 p.m. at (See Stepping, Page B7) FOR FURTHER DETAILS CONTACT: TEMPLE SHA'ARK SHA10M • (973) 371-5387

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Moodiness can be alleviated Jacquie McCarthy, Editor CWorrall Community Newspapers Inc. 1998 AH Rights Reserved by indulging in a nice bath Organizations submitting releases to the entertainment section Having a btd day? Expats say that t bath may be the perfect way to improve can mail copy to 1291 Stuyvesant Ave.. P.O. Box 3109, Union, your mood. According to Dr. Avery Gilbert, psychologist and sensory consul- New Jersey, 07083. tant for the Vaseline Intensive Care line of moisturizing bath products, "Because the bath engages almost all of the senses, including visual, olfactory, DONALD ANTOtmJJ NEWSPAPERS CLASSIFIED tactile, thermal and auditory cues, it can be a powerful way to influence CHIROPRACTOR- moods." AS YOUNG AS YOU FEEL? UMON COUNTY SPECIALS Here's how Dr. Gilbert explains it "Adding different sensory inputs to the Union Laadar* Ecro Loader GARAGE SALES bath, like silky, fragrant bubbles, ocean sounds or flickering candlelight can You're only as young as you feel. That's a physical as well as mental discomfort. 1-800-564-8911 Clark Eagle • The Leader actually trigger mood-enhancing emotional responses. By keying into a specific fine thing to think about if your mind and Keeping busy with work and hobbies, Search your local classifieds on the Internet Spectator Leader •Gazette Leader mood — the desire to feel romantic, pampered or awakened — it is possible to body are in good health. No aches and enjoying 'friendships, and eating a well- Rahway Progress • Summit Observer pains. No tightness in your muscles. No balanced diet can help you hold onto that enhance that state of mind.*' 25 words $21.00 or $28.00 combo Myroslou? Choma. MO. TVO. difficulty at all in falling comfortably youthful exuberance. But there may be http://www.localsource.com/classifieds/ ESSEX COUNTY fry Vaseline Research indicates that many people times when there is a tension buildup Garage Sale signs, price stickers, balloons, vy fry Va y pp Sh b Q asleep. If you're in good health you can News-Record erf Maplewood & South Orange recognize, perhaps subconsciously, the connection between the senses and never lose that youthtul exuDefX SALES HOURS RATES West Orange Chronicle » East Orange Record helpful hints, inventory sheet and Rain wonderful feeling about being alive and your spine that need treatment to help you moods. When women were asked what they do to put themselves in a better Orange Transcript* The Glen Ridge Paper doing things. feel as "young" as you should be. CLASSIFIED RATES insurance. Nutley Journal • BedevHIe Post mood, 40 percent responded "Listen to music," a strong auditory cue. Sixteen H56 £&trty AfJenut But if you feel tired all the time, full of Monday through Friday 20 words or less $16.00 per insertion Irvington Herald • VaRsburg Leader percent said they "take a bath." Vaseline Research and Dr. Gilbert have created e. 'Netf Jersey 07205 aches and pains, irritable and grumpy, In the interest of better health 9:00 AM -5 PM there's tension in your body that needs limu the office of: Additional 10 words $4.00 per insertion The Independent Press of Hoomfietd a road map of sensory cues that can be used to create a bath that will suit any Dr. Donald ArtondU 9O6-SZ7-9SSS treatment to bring you welcome relief. A mood. -Chinpractor- After Hours Call Display Rates $25.50 per column inch spine out of alignment, tight muscles and ECONOMY CLASS • To soothe when stressed, the peaceful bath should be uken in silence. Draw AntoacH Ftortj 908-686-9898 Contract Rates Available Matt mmftr nerves in your back and other pans of your CUnpnctk Caurr DEADLINES warm waier, close to body temperature, to calm and relax. 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Box 158 degrees below body temperature. Fresh herbal scents help to cool and calm tired IMPOIENCE IS TREATABLE Ad appears in all 18 newspapers ADJUSTMENTS Maplewood, NJ 07040 20 words -10 weeks $31.00 or $44.00 muscles. Finish off with a heated towel to restore warmth. Masdage School 20 words or less $22.00 per insertion Adjustments: We rnake every effort to avoid • For physical or emotional exhaustion, adding lemon slices to tepid water • 564-hour basic program in contemporary therapeutic massage Additional 10 words $6.00 per insertion mistakes in your classified advertisement. Please combo no copy changes Offices where ads can be placed in person: will help revitalize the body. A crisp, effervescent scent can help improve ener- • 12-month part-time schedule OR 6-month full-time schedule Display Rates $47.50 per column inch check your ad each time it appears, should an error • AMTA / COMTA accredited phis N), IA and FL approved occur please notify the classified department within gy levels. Look for scents with hisits of citrus, lavender or jasmine. Heighten the • Nationally certified QHJ provider for Continuing Education courses Contract Rates Available ESSEX COUNTY seven days of publication. Worrell Community mood with sounds of the ocean to create the experience of cool breezes. • 12

can now join the 'club' 7 Cedar Grove Lam • Somerset, N| 08873 HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED hHp^/ww»».Hii»ngn.imi imii or e-mail t5mt0massagecareer.com A kind gesture by the manufacturer of a hair treatment is helping children HELP BARTENDER EXPERENCED. Part time-fa- CUSTODIAL ASSISTANT K> work weekends. DENTAL ASSISTANT. Monday and Fnday HEAD TEACHER (4-year degree) and LEGAL SECRETARY tar Uvingstti arm. Legal and swng omanUasonal stass nquwd. Fail who have undergone chemotherapy to regain their self-confidence, AtavinaC in" tar vauaauns or aness, varied hours. Saturday, Banvi 1:30am, Sunday, 12pm-4pm; afternoons. Will train. Clark area. Call •acher'i assistant tor ThtLarnbi Book ofUtt WANTED tlelerenoes required. Cal 806-886-0005 $8.00/ hour. Typical rraamanance Y0UR Dream hone and career. Save quired. Springfield Library, call Susan. DRIVER. FIRST Year Earning Potential hair. For «ome the to»t« temporary, but ior*fr.wrhiMn-n,lhfch»iriievg£rw» 315EutNorthflekl J100CT1 POSSBLE TYPMG. Part Urn*. Al LIBRARY ASSISTANT c work brcutaton tnueande tailing, Usfce tnuaands saline. 973-378-4830 eflanalon 27. $30.0001 New Pay Packagel COL Tranng HELPERS NEEDED tar haaang and m cord- back. -Suite U rttM. lolLtrW* i-aOO-21^9000 «»»o»on BaKantssV Carnrnefoal. FusV part ana. For Availabw tor ina»psrianced Tractor Trafcr tuning company in Spnngiieid. Leam a uade. OWL rUDHC MTVaOV, GQmpUeW T-S139 fcrtmngydinwaory. ntamaaon caU Mr. Crsjner.f «(»•'« Nest ^* f*T *p*'aW * PT?37?J'fft d. Good caisimicalion Holt < Being bald at such a young age can be traumatic. It's often the most distress- Homes 1-aO0-579-1079. (SCA Network). (Ful and Part Time) $1000 WEEKLY STUFFING Emutapei« your Tianaponaaon 1-800^00-7315 ^9 Auiti cuttornsn, pcoOMi ordtra, dm •ntry HELP WANTED: Earn up O «500 per week ing side effect of the cancer treatment. location. GuwarnMd! Easy work. tu»nent evenhgi and Saturdays. $7.00/ hour. Spring- CAMP COUNSELORS & •nd why rststtd dutiM. WMKTIQ to train bright DRIVER OTR Top Mas Top Psy. Leader in assembling products at home. No experience. pay/ Worten n«*d«d nowl FTM details. Sand field Ubrary. cat Ross 873-37MB30. Once kids lose their hair, it's obvious to everyone that they are sick. They no LIFE GUARDS individual witfi titfiii convTtjnicabon tkf\%. Mas tor five Years Running. Covenant Trans- Information 1-504-646-1700. department SASE: PO Boi 7S4S0S-KT. Coral Springs. FL NJ-2S4S. —- MANAGEMENT/ASSISTAKT NO-SCAIPO. Appty n ptrfon: port 1-800-441-43M Expenenced Drivers and longer look like their friends and other kids can be cruel. Hair loss can be emo- 3307S. Far YeUh taorta and Day Camps, June Popular Chib PUn Owner operaiors 1-*00-33tV632a Qraduaai HELP WANTED: Earn tKO/S7S0 monti. P«t tionally crippling to pre-teens and teenagers for whom appearance is so very audants Bud Meyer Retrigaraad Truck Una ACCOUNT COORDNATOR. ttilina^JBa an- 22nd through Aaguet 2a*, 11 yeare*. Cal Euei Grean £hopplng Oaraer .. lime eerty AM nenipeper deftvei'ii. local rout APPLY TODAY... important. VASECTOWY Five Points VMfli mtUMZl assTHarr Solo Drivers and Plia* >iaj 1Sa|t8«7-«2«4 W nice telephone manner. Local Union conv Prospect Avenus and Intersection Routs 280 Tent Coming to the rescue for some of these cancer survivors is Hair Club for pany. M benelits. induoTng deraai. Please can: West Ownge, NJ 07052 DRIVERS LU0USME. Pan. U fens. Locs* START TOMORROWl! Quick Recovery • No Sutures HOME TYPISTS. PC users needed. »*5.000 Aiiane Personnel. 873-379-3395. CARPENTER Knowledge of airports/ NYC. Men, a company whose commercials promise men with thinning hair that they CUSTOMER SERVCEMaV Assisan. ncome potential. Cat i-800-513-*3*3 ext. Wholeiate warehouse isshs new appicanli c APPRENTICE rterred. Clean sbena e must AdmnstrattVe Coiivnncaaian is tie aayl Ful irne poa'son tar B-2301. learn all ctepiuwwiu of our rapiely expanding can have hair again. • Minor Discomfort Problems rienoe with residential carpentry. Cal 873-376^)623. seH-moovaaid, ewhi •iaaar nersnn with a dear orgsruaburi. FUl time plus benefits. Fai resume to Herb at HOME TYPISTS. PC users needed. $45X100 Offering them a new lease on life, the company provides their non-surgical g e, goog d command ot t>e Englisg h DRIVER WANTED. Au» parts delivery and 973-882-8838. income poterttai. Call i400-St3-4343 exMv • CALL FOR FREE BROCHURE language and tti e abJabJ y P communicatit e witithh pick-ups. Good driving record a must. For hair treatmeni free, which duplicates the way. their hair looks, enabling them to ston B-S0B7. NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY Move-In Coordinator CASH PAD weekly. Earn S3 tor each envelope naiponiHtiiei further iilnmaiiui can RMi 973-481-4330. go on to lead a very normal, active life. ndudt taking dasaBad ads over tie phone, MUST START HIMEDIATELY (Temporary Position) nulled. Free details, sand SASE k>: National HOUSEKEEPER (live-out) needed tor our interfering with assisting leieulujnUl and dassifiad stall, typ- ENVIRONMENTAL CONSULTANT. Free Because it looks like their own hair, their friends accept them, making an 973-535-1100 Home Maiers, 4409 North 16m Strew. ti. lernly atti 2 boys 9 and 10. Caring parson EARN ng itnen. etc. You should possess exceptional ManorCare Hearth Services, a leering provider Phoana. AZ 85016. Trainingl Looking to train qusMed people to tougk Car is nacaeaary. Monday- Friday. unfortunate circumstance more comfortable. Eu ene K verbaVwrinan comrnunicatton skis, along witfi work as ErwiruiMiieiHa] Conauhant, aarn huge $425/week Man* Sexual 9 Stutoerger M.D., FAC.S.. * Getting a good tigfcfs sleep? odonfl-laHn, senior living an. haa a temporary aam-gpm. Plsass cal ansr 7pm. 379-3378 "The program is the bean of the company," said Lisa Mauriello, national position ID ccocdrms residsnt move-in »can- CWLDCARE. Live in or out or bring 7 month oU ptaning and organizing abfity, svong ipaling profts per month. 908-355-6819. Cal Roxanne Health Center NSV Medical Director b«s during our prs-opening phase. You wil help ID your home. Must be loving. responsUe and and grammar skits, (we dont have sped check NSURANCE AGENCY in SpmoSetd needs FLORAL DESIGNER. Ful time or part time MEDICAL ASSISTANT/ Nurse needed part director of Hair Club for Kids. "Hair Club founders Sy and Amy Sperling dNewJssey A SBMCE OF PHYSICIANS H UROLOGY, i* * Watching an entire ball gam? Sato* and Marketing •ftort in our new Spring. energesc. Monday thru Thursday. Good reler- v word processors) and type a minimum ol Cusnmer Service Representative. Licensed ' rtaaaner tor busy shop. Good pay lime. (32 hrs. per wask) tor Pedashc office. Can house assisted living tadity in Wesl Orange by , 873-467-1618. 40wpm. We ofler aaiary, commisaiQns, beneliu and eipeiiencad ony. Atncave benefa n- created it because they believe that children are the future and they've seen and benefits avexwxei. Aooptnf< l ont, 973-782-3835 between Bam and 3pm, or lax 315Eastf*jrttfcklRd.-Sute1A linakzing move-in dates and making the nwi- andalriendly working env»ui¥nentByou area ckxtng pension. Send resume n P.O. Box 94, 'Taking a plane or car trip? CHILD CARE. Mtpiswoad Mom seeks exper- Cal 973-325-3466. resume sj, 873-782-553a. what a difference it makes when these kids look in the mirror and see that they dents ffarwton sa smooth as possible. This •am piayar and are seeking a cnaainge Springfield, NJ 07061. ienced babyaitBr tor 3 children. 10 to 15 hours indudes handing detail such as (urnnurt please call 873-7634700 Monday-Friday, MEDICAL BLUNG help, part lime, consular have hair again." weekly. Own transportation. Excellent refer- FREE LANCE Floral Designer wanted tor storage and moving, establishing Wsphont 10em-3pm. litarasi, maWa-rnMed. reaatat. Oeuble hours Playing a round of golf? ences. 873-763-8149. MoBiert Day. Full time position also avalable. 973-762-3525. beWeen i0am-6pm, Tuesday INSURANCE ^.CaJI betaaen B30am and 2pm. 973-371-0557 | If your answer it "yes" to CHLD CARE. Dependable, loving mature oommand of Engftsh ymw,»>ii PI WTWW ol skits and your sensitv- . _.~ JunvncfcloJ Lliv6_ — any or si of these TbeProstate-Geaer ^jyyaKe* •% •• IV VT^Fi ^^v* m^m ^rr^^^m ^™ ^v j ^^^ »» ~ parson to care tor two wel^ahaved chidren newsKnsr. Wiling toleem Quark Express. Ful I questions, you may have rt» si our new residents' needs wil ensure your FRENDLY TOYS and Gifts has inmadasi tar busy agency in Roesfta Park. Ucenee and MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST. Pal 'Miracle Cures' OF NEW JERSEY (ages 10 and 7) in our Union home.. Every time, hi) health insurance. Local Mooum VITAMIN FACTORY optfwgt in your int. Numbv 0N9 in Pviy 830-230. Email •nd orott* experience required. Personal Unas also a | an enlarged prostate success in this position. You wil also need at Sunday, 830am-130pm during June and July; Company. Pleasa cad: Ariene Personnel. Pton: Toys, flrilv. Chnstmu, tlontt dscor. FfM ntzannai aus, •gnt oomputsr, dapandaDie, cono/bon known es BPH least 1 year in a cuMamer-oriemed position, also uccasional Sundays and other times, 973-379-3395. catatog and Jntortrtxan. 1-800-488-487S. atxUe. respond D BOX 223. Worral Com- can be found at 201 Rt. 22, Hillside, NJ 07205 - (973)926-2946 I BPH atreetable and quits itiaBent wuai nation and time manaBemern yaar-round. 908-964-4880. Cal 800483-7770 "* 908-241-1538 murit* Hewipapari, P.O. Box 158. MajHew- common in man over 50. stats and a valid dnVefs Icense. DATA ENTRY computer skikj a must- Flexible 3WI tNoittilWdHo CHILD CARE tor 2 beys. 3 and VA . In our FRONT DESK Person. Part erne. Tuesday or or fax resumt 908-241-0808 ood, Near Jersey 07040. hours, 15-20 par week, (make your own Friday, 6pm-1030pm plus Saturday or Sun- Mtcroniztd Craatina 6s* far sn sppontrnent odsy 8utt» 1A IMngetonNJ For oonsjderaan lorward your resume with home or yours. Full or part time. References scheduto). Mjst be reliable. 908-241-6562. the bookstore doy. 8am^pm. Requiras good wi9i figures, SALARY REQUIREMENTS to: Adam Hersch. required. 973-762-9551. 973-540-1885 pleasant telephone manner, must be able to 15°o OFF 520 Prospect Avenue. West Orange, NJ 07052. "Miracle cures" sometimes really CHLD CARE/ Houiakeeper tor 2 boyt in handle pressure. Contact Marlane, Fax (973) 73&OM0. EOE. WF/D/V. DATA ENTRY, part lime. Resporwbibn in- work. There is no substitute for qual- Preaaion Protein ma Springfield. Ful lime permanent. Must have car duds: Purchase orders, receivng. rwoices, 906-688-9822. and leleiences. 973-379-6525 after 6pm. ity medical care, but the healing (VaaOa or Ckocotate) Reg. (41.99 etc; 9^0am-2A0pm, weekdays. Good pay. FULL TME. Spring, Summer, Fat exterior benefits. 973-379-2085. extension 7. effects of herbs, vitamins and other Schiff painting. Gnat tor Cctege and high school ADVERTISING SALES Power Bars Kwmrouua EACH ManorCare Clerical uiaditsi. S7-10 hour. Training. Transpona- natural remedies continue to surprise (Aaetd Havora) Reg. t 1.79 Heahfa Scrvicts- DENTAL RECEPTIONIST pon needed. 973-762-0201. Products Seeking muM-task oriented, organized, mo*- scientists. OPEN HOUSE vated team piayar wWi outstanding customer FULL TME CMcaL Excel snt compusv skils Worrall Community Newspapers is looking For example, in her new book ARTIST GRAPHC tor ratal newspaper ads. Join us during our Open House x> discuss service aki> to help our orice grow. If you an required tor busy contractors office. Heavy clerical career opportunities. Weere a tumitum telephone volume with multiple tasks. Fax "Miracle Cures," nutritional advice A DEPENDABLE, QUIET, EASY-TO-USE Must have knowledge o( type, layout and some enmusasbc. anny chasanges. trns position is for experienced and aggressive salespeople MAC experience. Entry level, part time position. distribution center and are looking tor ndhridu- tor you. Benelits indude medoal. vacaaon, resume 906-851-0313. aJs c get in on the ground Door to help us hoidays. sick days, pension and bonuses. columnist and medical writer Jean VITAMIN FACTORY STAIRWAY LIFT FROM MOBILITY Call 906-686-7700. ext 341, ask tor Florence GOVERNMENT JOBS hiring Nowl $11-*33 continue our success Computer skils and dental experience pre- ErterCSOOmg «. Lenaz. • per hour. Paid iranrig tun benefits. 7 days for outside and inside sales. Earning Carper combines reports of leading ferred, but not required. Please cal: 1-800-433-73S3 axL 3161 (Refundable Fee). scientific data, research from around *rm ft**. $7.9t __5» #177SHef.»1O.9a ASSEMBLE ARTS, crafts, toys, jewlery. wood Entry aval positions; inducing data entry, S73-487-6967 items, typing sewing, computer work from potential commensurate with experience. the world and inspiring, true-life sto- Absolute: auditing, and customer service are avalable. B Complex ISO &R. KWatooin300roog home in your spare time. Great pay. Free Trainng is provided B interested candidalBS. ries of people who have cured them- Plata 1-800-632-8007. 24 hourt, (FEE). Call for appointment (908) 686-7700 •Safety Both FuD-bme and Pan-time positions, iridud- selves with natural medicines. ASSEMBLE ARTS. Crafts. Toys in your spare Thera-M Ms ng night and weekend hours are available. Classified Advertising - Inside Sales "Unfortunately," sayi Carper, • Security and time. Earn cash! Phone work, typing, sewing, #1174 Hag, *Ut •learonia, more. Greet pay. Cal 24 hour Worst Comnuniy Nswapopon hss one ful time opansng-in te Maptowood office lor an "Americans generally are unaware of Apply in person during blowing times: information, i-aoo-795090 ea. 21. (SCA outgoing, robvaied inside sales r»preeentoij»e who «njoy8 working with people. You the fantastic potential healing powers • Freedom of Network). Monday ipm-Spm 3ta»dpo«a»ex«ptional verbal and of natural medicines available in Movement ASSISTANT MANAGER Tuesday. Thursday. Friday 9an>8pm and onjenizing abity, strong spaing and grammar skis, (we donl have spel check) health food stores and drug stores, Wednesday CoCnzyma Q-10 50 rag m Are More Affordable THIS IS BIG! Saturday Canv12pm and type a minimum of 40wpra Duties hdude taking Cttssiied ads from ncorning although they have been widely tested 999 CAREER WITH FUTURE phone cats, making outgoing sates cats to prospective customers, sol ads in special 11 .BOO/MONTH Retaaers t Manutacojrers and extensively used in other Than You Think! 401 Clearview Read Ground Door opportunity in various areas. No countries." Ednon. NJ 08837 Pyruvate Futl TWWLAMW* experience required. We wil train. Call Classlflad Advsrttalng Maragar The book focuses on 21 "miracle For auuuintnem cal Wendy COOK, PART time evenings tor Itakan Re- 973-763-0700 2769 We offer a full range 973473-3200 al 973-763-1041. cures" that offer the most dramatic batman 10am and Spin promise as safe, potentially effective, Glucoumim/Chondroitin Comptax OFF of top-quality stairway AVON SALES Earn Extra Extra tSSI Mnimum Rag. $J7.90_____ YOUR AD could appear here tor as afle as natural treatments that can be used in age 18 years. Your hoursl No door to door (16.00 per week. Cal tor more detaas. Cut lifts, vertical and inclined required To 50% commission. To start call place of, or in conjunction with, con- Ontgano Oil hlinilii i laasfflmi iinTeilinwil IIIHIIIIMI henI.I independent sales rep 1-800-874-1899. (SCA to hop you. Cal 1-800-564-8911. ventional mainstream therapies. Reg.fU.M 799 Natui wheelchair lifts and Network). . Worrail Community Some of the book's suggestions for Pure Liquid Egg White* residential elevators, all natural healing: Reg. HIM 1499 customized to your home A free press • Try SL John's Wort as a treatmeni and to your needs. for chronic depression; is the strength behind democracy Total EFAs Herbal Phen Fen • Help control arthritis with ^1499 Reg. $21.99 Rag. $21.99 1499 glucosamine; Ai Worrall Communily Newspapers, reporters learn Animal Friends Multiple TVMAMIS. Co With the Best • Combat chronic fatigue with 879 Flax Oil imortttnm. what it lakes to become good reporters. Why? Because Reg. $13.49 Rag. $12.49 929 reporting lor one or more of our weekly newspapers licorice; J|| MOBILITY P) • • W W • • • Colter cholesterol with natural Ocuguard Ibuprofen 200 mg means becoming involved in ihe communilies we serve. Don't change your dream. Jutt get your own health care. grapefruit fiber. 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And with no claim forms to fill out, you think you have what it takes to be a reporter, send resume and clips 8-686-9898 Expert Sales, Installations, Maintenance and 24-hour service. to Editor Tom Canavan, P.O. Box 3109, Union, N.J., 07083, or fax to getting the care you need won't be a night- ClGNA Healthcare I Your business can grow with more I (908)686-4169. R SELECTION #8100 customers. Reach the potential cus- paj mmarem . For information, call 1-800-464-3092. A Business of Caring. Proud retailer of Concord Accessibility Lifts |CTslCORO| Be part of a company whose mission is to preserve democracy. yew sdvertseawnl and your Visa or Utstsrcanl reedy tomers in your newspaper with an [STORE HOURS: Mon. frThurs. 10-6; Tues., Wed,fir Fri. 10-4 huumiHon I* Mobility 'answer the questions you an asked hi a dear voice. Proara rt mnkm pmtti ty amxxaA Sao* lii uanm Caway ** «e« o«Mkt ad by calling 1-800-564-89H. Worrall Newspapers is an equal opportunity employer. ••1ST'

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HELP WANTED HELP WANTED PERSONALS MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE RNANONG IAHPSCAPING LAND9CAPWO MOVWQ/STORAGE PUMBMQ ROOFMG TYPESETTING MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST, pan lime. Exper- TELEMARKETMQ. PERMANENT part time. MOVMQ SALE by June. 252 Forest Drive, "CASH" WMEDIATE M lor structured sette- GRASSHOPPERS LANDSCAPING AMERICAN ienced, energetictot bus y chiropractic's office. ' Join our alt team at Worral Community INSTRUCTIONS I ments and deterred insurance claims. J.G. OS ECONOMY West Orange. Mondays. Tuesdays, Wednes- DIAL A BIBLE Urton (off Galoping Hal Road). Friday. Saw- COMPLETE LAWN MAMTENANCE Newspapers and work days from our office In dey 9AM-4PM. 40 yean accumulation. DMng Wentworth 1-888-231-537S. MAXSR.& PAUL COIarUlfcRIZED dayi. Fridays. 2:45pm-7:30pm; Saturdays, Union. 20-25 hours par weak. Call CeaUafll H WA MOVING AND STORAGE oonraaG MM^^— twaU^— |,^a m ^^^^^^1 ^^^fe ae^L^kMi feflv^twa* laiUdanaal Custom Ertsrtors ttanviprn. 973-6S9-3873. 906-686-7700 tor appointment ILUlt, aaVm, •aTTapt, VUKJUIOVVK, IIIVWV, tWvaWil, EMPIRE MORTGAGE Service. Guarantees TTPESBTTINO MESSAGE •RooangASkfng* nconta, picture, doWng. toot* and lorn of ACADEMY of Muiic. Program AvaflaMe. Vari- Approvaltor homeowner s with sufScisnt equity. AKTOWE UNDSCAPliG The Re vtedMo Our 30th year. SCHOENWALDER NOW HIRNGI Factory workers needed tor TRAVEL AGENTS. hskJa/Outside. We supply ety of daseea. On*M Mm Iwn Union Countyy Credk pioblems, nMncome,toractosunv bank - PC 00019. 751 Lehigh Avenue. Union *WlndDws*Doors* preeion metal manufacturing. Musi speak/ the Ctentsl Greac Opportunityl Hgher Com- 908-964-6356 Am CeCentsrt . LLarg e StaffStff- fmmtmi SSlul - ruptcies approved. 1-800-891-957S Licensed ESTABLBHED 1912 Camera Work wriaV Engish. Able to read micromeier. cat per, missions, fle«We hours. Be your own bossl No NEED A Compuler?? We «* Unsnee- even II you have been turned down betore. Chance B dms. RecttaJs, 7324tMH& Ohm Mortgage Banker New Jersey Department of WSTALUTJON « SERVICE Veloxes •tea plus. WJSng to irainright people . Overtime experience, no kwestmant Work at home: issssx atte, DtrecBr. Banking. 908487-0035 908-688-MOVE al thetime! Benefits , profit sharing. Call Ralph Wanda 973-585-7775. one church ONLY. TME: On Ota day ol reestabish credit. Cal 1-80M31-3717. (SCA HOLLYWOOD •Lawn FauB—n3ui|) Pumps 073-992-4242 between 7am-iiam. Monday Pentecoet MAD. PLACE: at Jerusalem! COMPUTER TRAMMG. Hartwaw. Software, ROORNG CONTRACTOR Negatives ftru Friday. WANTED: INDEPENDENT contractors for (Acts 2:38.47, Eph. S3S, Rem.1fciSj.But tmemtt. Personal Web Papa Oadgn and many FACWG FORECLOSURE? Learn what »» SCHAEFER MOVNG. Retaole. Very low •Ahsratone^as Heat Certified in 1 ply rubber roofing today**h*ve numeroueaeceaadChrlat- PRIVACY HEDGE. Wil mature Mo privacy tor banks donl want you B know. Free consulta- LANDSCAPING •Faucet Repairs door lo door newspaper sales. Union county windbreak. 3'-4' Tree. United Urns oiler $7 95 more. Cat us at gn-731-M06 or visit our rasts. 2 hour mtnknum. Same rsaes 7 days. Fte mofcvrepsiri OWN YOUR Own business. Digital satellite TV. locations; avanings/ weekend hours. Call Ka- toehurehsa «e can not read about In the training homepage at tion. TRC/ Csmbal Investments Company Ckensr Operated, nxanneei. Ineured. Free •Electric Drain a Sewer Cleaning Shingle*, nxooMsaroli Bible, NOT planted by Ood (Matt 18,1 3.14). eachl Guaranteed Discount Tree Farm 1-800- Tuesday through Thursday, gam-noon ARTISTIC LANDSCAPING flan liana tfaaa UaKasjaaa f^ Maple Composition Distribunrships now available. Earn income for ren 908487-8244. 889-8238. Call Monday. bJiilatt Cstknates. License IPMD0581. Cal anytme. f t p if*. No haavy wiling. Wil not interfere with For Example *e chureti YOU attend. When\ 1-732-240-4701. [ 908-984-1218. •useneaaft kntkaMry Where, and by Whom, was It eetabtehed? DESIGN Al work giTanissd 463 Valley Street present emptoyment. Minimal investment REWAROI Boy Scout patches may be worth GUITAR NSTRUCnON by a Prolessionel Fuly Insured Free Estimates Work 3 to 5 hours par week. Earning potential EMPLOYMENT WANTED*""" "Now be henaet with yeureeir. can you Guiay^ Over 2S years eiyerlenoe. Be Blnneii FREE CASH Grants Colege. Scholarships. BOETTCHER LANDSCAPING Mapiewood read about your church in the BSXe? (It not, thousands. Cash paid tor order of the Arrow Bu^iMedteaJ M. Never repay. Toll free EXOTIC GARDENS & 464 ChastMt Streat. Urson. NJ S3,000-$10.000 month. Call 1-888-670-4109 Patches. Pre-1968. Most have 'WWW. Can through advanced. All agea welcome. Rear of News-Record Bulking AAA BRAZILIAN Cleaning Service. Wil dean why notT). Do not be deceived Ood le not 1-800-218-9000 enension G-513B. Q Upt PAWTING Master Plumbara Llcanae XH2-fB845 tor details. John Wiliams 254-772-0956 (SCA Network). 908-8104424. &L^!! ±£}. - «««k»d Pestkade 906-322-4637 Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday hornet and offices. Own transportation, refer- mocked, taftura to dtecem the truth horn POND INSTALLATION ANTHONY GENERAL PaWno, Hsektsnaal. 8EWOH CffBEW DWCCUNT R£Ft\IANCE»SAVE|100-s Each Man*. Wnh Appaaax.Servicing M Areas. Futy Insured. and Friday 9AM-5PM PART Tl»* Clerks. Sales and counter/ prep ences. House cleaning from A to Z. Cal error la Fatal H you have a Bible quest Ion Free Ertmatas. 973-564-9137. Commercial. Carpentry. Guaars. Roofing. STEEL BUIDINGS: New, Straight wall 25x36 Todays Low Morkjage Rates. Conaotidaie Thursday and other times work for busy floral shop Eipenence helpful. Raquel, 973-522-0911. please call KS-964-8356. TREE REMOVAL Pressure Waartng. Special - Aluminum SkSng. ROOFING Was S7.8O0. sen $3,900. 1-800-745-2685. debt. Improve your home or get needed cash RICHARD but wil train. Cal 873-325-3466, ?"I!fS. i^NOSCAPING. Professional 908-887-2084. by appoJntnent CERTIFIED HOME Health Aides and Compan- SERVICES with Falrbank Mortgage. 24-hour pre- FREE ESTIMATES •Shingles •Taj E RCA KANE what are you up to? Find outl Call TANNING Beds. WolrV SunMasler Home and Tree Pruning, nemoval Service. Sprino Clean- SCHOENWALDER ions available lo care for the elderty/ ill. Live ml •Pproval^qulck ctosings sCompettrve Rales. ups, Design. RubbWi Removal ol a? Types BORIS RASKM Palndng. Exterior and Interior. •Sktl*«F)at 973-762-0303 PART-TIME out Bonded/ Insured/ Experienced. Free eva- 908-686-9898, ext. 3250. Intoaource is a 24 Commercial starting at $1,499,00. Call Cuoom Programs For Every Need. Good I hour a day telephone mtormation service. Cats Pete 732-284-8781 or Kan 973-743-086^ Fully twnd. Free Erin—s. neesonebli PLUMBMQ. AH COfnrnONMO, HEATMO Free Catimsssi Ineured luations. Call 973-763-6134. 1-800-605-2268 tor your free catalogue or see OFFERED Problem Credh. No-Income Verikcation. Sell- 908-686-1838 OPPORTUNITIES are free wHhin your local caling area. Rates. Beat Reterencee. Cal 973-584-9293 MASTER PUJkWNO LICENSE M8S1 *Qua«y Work at a Reasonable Prtoa it Bday at http://www.bicOT.cam EWP^-B«*rupicy. 12S% Equity Financ- DONOFRIO k SON. CompkM Landscape CLEAN HOUSES, apartment!, offices beauti- UNDEH LANOSCAPtea Prcessskri Law Several interesting Part-Time positions are FREE HOT Ustlll Amazing Prices on Many ing. We Bend Over Backwards To Approve Service Jpmcv Fal Clean-Up. Lawn Makne- FERMNANDI MARK MEISE 973-228-4965 fully, by Portuguese ladies. Experienced and WEIGHTLFTNG EQUIPMENT factory drecL Matmsrara.CeratolnPesadaaApolcBlon 21 Southsste FM; New PtavUenee available at Rahway Hospital. They include the Products "As Seen On TV Some Half Price. BATHROOMS Your Loan. Falrbank Mortaoaoe njoi^arubbery DaeigiVPlaning. Mjlchng. CunsJsts Lawn and lanosoapeSenricee-Fuly references. Very reasonable. Own transporta- Huge savings on home gyms. 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General care. 973-761-1570: 973-923-5825. pMe Landscape Services. Mcnhty Matnte- 'Cnmmsroal SodrSead •Quoars a Leaders 1800 00 A DAY seang tw honest products m hospital staff and physicians. 1PM-5PM. 3 come a host family/ AISE. Call 1 -flOO-SBLING. direct and Savel Commercial/ home units from Ouefty Work. Reasonable ram*. Fuly kInsured. j. CvtnlnQ hourv 973-371-0159. Reasonable rates. KEAN FLOORING nance. Landscape DasW. Seasonal Clean TiySw Removal the wond. Coat pennies, sets 1 JX» tmes cost afternoons per week. Monday, Tuesday and WWWjibling,org riskiness Amflahli. Replacement Wi no ears charoe. 908-025-3858. (199.00. Low Monthly Payments. Free color -BEST DEALS" Dps. Sod. nieserJng. Tneaching. Free Est- p Otter Te New CuetsewW rJo Fer 38 Year* Free Wormaaon at 1-68BV623<7S3. Wednesdays or Thursdays and every other HOUSE and Office Cleaning. Good references. Wo Job Too Small. 782416-1933. cstatog. Cal Today 1-800-842-131Q. CARPENTRY Soectotalng In Hardwood Floors, Scraping. mates Futy Insured. 908-687-8045. Free Ferttaer WJSprlng Oesn Up Fuly haured - Free Esamates Saturday ana Sunday. 8AM-4:30PM. Own transportation. 908-925-9341. Have You Read The Book Eioeflent ReterenoMrFuay kaured Repair, Staining, knatallatlora. Sanding, Re- GREGORY ZALTSSHTEM Patasr Exterior/ NJ. Uc No. 010780 FRFTO LAY/ Hershey RouaX Al Cash Bust- WOOD PROCESSOR. (Brother) with deny EsaMahsd 1988. PRWTING nessl Prime Local Sitesl $1200* Weekly Po- HOUSECLEANER. YOUNG woman with 10 UANETICS? JOE DOMAN Inlshlna Duet Free Sanding. Free Estl- FERRETT1 LANDSCAPWG. Free tsOching Inert*. Plaster and shsetrockirtg. FuHy In- 732-Sti^OtO 1-S00-7V4-LEAK (53251 It eo, we win show you how to uee the wheel. Exceient condition, hardy used. $100 tential. Ongoing Support Expand at Your Own Secretary years experience in cleaning homes. Good metea. 201-»55-1073 or 1488-47 Floor (wW spring clean-ups), chemicals, monthly sured, latMentei. Al jobs JUI ameer!. Free CUSTOM SCREEN PrMng and En*roklery. techniques of Dianetica to dramatically Firmlll Moving, must sell. 873-763-4599. Leave Ctf 973-275-1336 Pace. Small Investment/ Huge Profits I < Oars per week - 4 hours per day (preferably references. Available Monday thru Saturday. maintenance, design. Futy Insured. Free Es»- estimate. 973-373-9438. T-shirts, 'Insatihrts. Jachata, Caps. Cuck Improve your We. 1-800-731-7233, ^asnsion 1280. AM hours). Requires experience with MS Word Telephone 973-325-8730. DECKS msssa. Call: 90«-272-es*3 R 4C UNDSCAPWG Dsiver^EverytongPrtnaaba) 908-984-8886. RUBBtSH REMOVAL and MS Office Excellent telephone and cus- FREE WORKSHOP: GUTTERS/LEADERS Fax t 908OB-16S7. ALTERATIONS/ REPAIRS COUNTRYSDE DISPOSAL 1-30 yard con- HOME COMPUTER Cash aurjo tapes. 15 lun tomer service skills essential. HOUSECLEANING. PORTUGUESE woman Sunday May 3rd. 10AM-1PM. Bizabeth, NJ COMPLETE LAWN CARE HOUSE PAINTING GARAGE SALE • KITCHENS.>TT)CS GUTTERS' LEADERS. Cleaned and Flushed. cash hobbies on cassette. Website hop* looking for housedeaning. Excellent refer- Can lor more Witomnatlon PRINTING •eATHROOMSr haunt FuBy Insured For our Lab. Each position is every other NOVENA TO St. Jude. Oh Holy Si. Jude. NO JOB TOO SMALL OH TOO LAROE. Publication printing Giant Garage Sale! Somethingtor everyone ! •OMeT-titl; LOCAL CANDY Route. 30 Ventra weekend (Saturday and Sunday) Either HOUSECLEANING. EXPERIENCED Ladies AposOe and Martyr, great in virtue, rich in GUTTERS-LEADERS MCHAELS RUBBISH Removal. Ames. Base- WE BEAT HOME CENTERS STEVE ROZANSKI a specialty ments, Yards. Hsuing and Demoltion. An Earn approiiiitsjy *800A(ay. AH lor KM&. 7AM-330PM. or 3PM-1AM. looking tor house cleaning. Spring, Summer. miracles. Near kinsman ol Jesus Christ. Faith- HILLSIDE. 138 BALTIMORE Avenue. Apri UNDERGROUND DRAINS SHADY PMES Landscaping. Lawn Mstna)- BBtvW INSTALLING DOORS-WINDOWS Types, Cal 908-756-6772. Cal 1-800-996-VEND' . Windows, etc; Own transportation. Good refer- ful intersessor or an who envoke your special 25th and 26th. 9am-4pm. Household items. Thoroughly cleaned, flushed, nence, Sod. Shrubs, dean Up*. R.R. Ties, 908-686-6455 Maple Composition For appointment, cal our Employment Coordi- ences. Call anytime. 973-275-0198 or patronage in time of need. For you I have FOR FAST SERVICE PAGE ME NOW Mulch, Snow Removal. FuHy Insured. Cal tools, men's and women's dothing and shoes, 973-899-7408 repaired, replaced. 463 VaPey Stm< MCVMG? SPRMG OearvUp? Aaka, Gar- MAL ORDER - tt* Irom your kitchen table. nator at f732) 4994024. rx senoVfcu your 908-598-0372. recourse from the depths of my heart end H621. Earn up to S200-SS00/ day. Caltor you r tree dishes, linens, appliances, plus tots more. FOR COMPLETE HOME RENOVATWG HOUSE PAMTMG. 25 Years experience. Best ages and ensre housea. tame removed and resume to' HR Department. Rahway Hospital humbly beg to whom God has gwerj such great Mted mtormatjon package. 1-600-277-7137 (24 HOUSEKEEPING. PORTUGUESE lady lor CALL PETE: 908-964-4974 work... Best price... Gaafght Palmers. Cal houses made epic and span. FMbJe schedule. B65 Stone Street. Rahway. NJ 07065 Far power to come to my assistance. Help in my KENILWORTH, 346 Oakwood Avenue (Of! VXTORLAM)SCAPNG»xjCons»uc*on.Al 973-782-7444. nMr of NaWaVHatoonl Blda. Trustaortw. reasonable. DIMarco Cteen Up. hours). (732) 815-7610 EOE Mf housekeeping. Experience and good refer- present urgent petition. In return I promise to Mchigan a Coltax) April 24th. 25tfi; 9-5. Rain AVERAGE HOUSE about awn and masonry work. 908-355-14« Mon.. Tues. Wed. a Fri. 9AkiSPM ences. 8-2. flexible hours. Cleaning, washing. 973-48S-1491. make your name known and cause you to be Dale April 26m. Great Stuffl Pont Mrss. (Beeoert go»«&4400. JIP POWERWASHNG. Housedeaning. TT and osher ernes NUMBER 1 Prepaid Phone Card. U.S. Com- ironing. Also, elder care. Call 908-688-1813, CARPETING envoked. Say 3 Our Fathers, 3 Hail Marys. $40.00-$60.00 Wood Didii, ConoTeMB Patios, DnvwwBjft, by apporament ROCS CLEAN Up. Garagev Dasemena. pany. ^to risk opporuniiy*. NaaonaHy recog- MAPLEWO00. MULTI Family Salel 76 Oak- Glorias. Publication must be piomised. St Jude Lawn Fumltur*. brick. All Powtnmhing Attics, Inside and Outside OernoHeon, We ram nized sale corn-seeking dtsttxjsors. Dae) dt- RAHWAY HOSPITAL I AM interested m obtaining a companion/ chid view Avenue, Saturday, Apr! 2Slh, 9am-3pm. Don Antonelll praytor u s al who envoka your aid. Amen. This All debri* begged from above. MASONRY n«Mdt. No job too snail. FTM EidmtUM. all size dumps**. 908-273-7063. Psper i realy wBh marulBcairar. 100% guaiarissad. Affiliate of Robert Wood Johnson Healthcare care position in your Rahway home. Please cal Little Tykes toys, stroser, part-a-crib, boy's 973-762-0303 novena has never been known to fail. This ROYAL LINOLEUM & RUG CO. All Roole and Gutters Repaired 906-810-9142 or 908-687-5723. 789-5569. Limited distributorships available. System 732-388-5481. bicycle, games, housewares. Rain or shine. CORNERSTONE CONTRACTING novena must be saidtor 9 consecutive days. I Mart lldse, 973-228-4965 800-880-67O7 exL 1. (SCA Mefork). Part Time Famoua Brand Carpets NURSE AIDE (Certified) seeks live irv out, have had my request granted. MTM. ROSELLE PARK. Big Moving Sale. 21 East 3D Yeara Espertanca PAINTING & RESUMES YOUR AO couU eppaar here lor as Knelt weekends or nights, carmg for sick or elderty. Armstrong • Mohawk • Amtlco OWNYOUR Own Business. DigM SBSSIIIBTV Grant Avenue (off Chestnut). Saturday. Sunday GUTTERS, LEADERS cleaned and flushed $18.00 per week. Cal lor more deals Our - eQupmenL No heavy sellng. Wil not imertere CLERICAL - FILE CLERK Good references, own transportation STOP TVE Insaniiyl You must know by now Harmlngton • Congoleum • Tarkett Apri 2S(h, 26th. SAM-4PM. CMdrent. adults Underground Rainpipes undogged. gutters, nee, aeapa, ancazitvaia, la PLASTERING Resumes MenOV ctasa«ed department would be happy with present employment. Call 973-762-5959. that diets donl work. Fnaty, there rs a healthy FREE INSTALLATION • Have Floor Sizes Play Structure Morns Avenue (Union) insurance agency clothes, housewares. toys, glassware, ale screens intalled, minor repairs No preeang. Futy Ineund. Cal For Free Eett- Fast proteesional to he*) you. Cal 1 •600-564-8911. 1-68BV870-4109. alternative: dairy consumption of highly effec- Reedy For FREE ESTIMATE. Shop at home. Mess. Call Ken Meise 973-661-1648 Hrrr i an ouidoor pLa% KTUCTUTC »itti uwnethmg for 25 YEARS EXPERIENCE needs person to Me. mail and do other office POLISH AGENCY. INC .Specializing in elderty/ tive, all natural protein supplement. Caiorad. A r Typesetting services ROSELLE PARK. 415 East Lmcorn Avenue, r^CTvonc Fo tidi i: % a irer hou«. foe: snd jungk SPA BUSMESS kr sakt. Nonheastern Pen- fur»aions Afternoon hours, approximately sick care. Housekeepers. Irve-tv out Exper- tablespoon with water just before you go ID •0a-48M747. FREE ESTIMATES Interested In starting a new career? Want te April 25th and 26th, 9atn-3pm (No Eartytirds). VISA MC g>-m »!i rolled ;mc unc For p*rrnu. rt i cunj> nsyWansL legh volume, lactory dvect retai/ l-SPM (Flexible). 20-25 hours per week ienced with excellent references Call sleep is al il lakes to start waking up thinner and 908-964-4127 change Jobs? See us tor typesetting your TREE EXPERTS Excerase equipment; housewares: cookmve: HEALTH & FITNESS DREW MASONRY. Stept, Concrsts Wok. wholeiaa spa showroom. Owner kxoed ID Friendly, employee oriented offce. Benefits 908-689-9140 healthier. First 50 buyers ol 5 bodes wil CALL: LENNY TUFANO dahes: Bys; baby ilemsj Nirasndo/ games: clear., unobtruitvc 'joi It faturc^ i *moo&. rani- Paving. SirJi, Wakweys. Cubing, AS BOYLE TREE SURQERY CO. retire, financing avaiable. For mformatxsn e- receive a free weekend in a 5-Star how in MEDICARE RECPENTS are you usmg a bo»n) ilicJc. tw,r ^a!xJ^P\ti tnd a pxbic roof witfi a Call 908-687-1133 typewriter; sewing machine; and lots morel CLEANING SERVICE Repairs and SmeJ Jobs. Very Rsesorable 908-273-6025 mai usiioapas^usa-net Atlantic Dry. Cal 973-467-8744 Now! U1 Nebukzer Machine? Stop paying lull price for Maple Conposltton ESTABLISHED 1922 Leave name and phone number on Ext. 114 Rates". Free Estimatestit . Insured. CHILD CARE SOUTH ORANGE, 114ProspedStreet Satur" Ateuterol, Aliuvei ii etc Solutions. Mwfa in 11 will The Mmcivrr wawMK • imk mm Ut«n IU feet tail 908-288-4024 463 VMey Street TREE & STUMP REMOVAL STEEL BUU)NGS. Daakw THANK YOU St. Jude for answering my day 9AM-SPM. Household goods including and i* 0 ice. wuart (no! including tne ladder r»r RECEPTIONIST/ SECRETARY for Livingston EXPERENCED. LOVNG chid care. Resden- paytor Ihem . We oil Medicaretor yo u and ship PLUMBING ""~ PRUfflNG select open areas. Big proft poianSat in boom- orarers CS home and office furniture, kitchenware. bnc-a- klidc) Tht floor is abou; 4 5 led ofT ihc pound Mapiemod law frm Some legal experience. Fax resume tai taoiity. Carefully designed tor early leaning directly to your door Med-A-Save 1-800- R. LAZARCX MASONRY. Sidewsfcs. Steps. ing ncunry Cal Mr. Clay 303-750-3200. brae, etc- Rain date April 3OTi. Rear of News-Record BUg. TREE SURGERY IN with salary reourements 973-992-5808 or can and fun. Small groups. Stale registered, irv 538-9649 ) Siranirr plan (So K39) SL9< Curbs, Patios. Decks, Gutter*, Paining. Car- BLEIWEIS Mon., Tues.. Wed 4 Fri. 0AM-5PM ALL ITS BRANCHES ULTIMATE MONEY Mating Opporturaty. Ex- Irene at 873-992-5800. soected. CPR. 073-092-7882. LOST & FOUND PU>1wa>n & Str»ct«rw Pawrkift (So CKM) pentry. Clean-Ups, Removals. Basements, Al- PLUMBING & HEATING SPRNGFELD. Saturday Apri 25, 9am-5pm. TIRED OF sneezing and exoess indoor dust? 0 Thursday and other limes DarkwcellrawcMteeuaiiwWiminimumeWort 4 projecH me! S3 $22.*? oes. Yards, Small DemoSticn. Free EsBmatss. •Al types Iwawe qmerrn. Mated and Mrvtced. 375 rttlside Avenue. Mule family. Huge sale! Have your air duos professionally deaned. by appointment Not MUll No Safengl Mnmum ln»es>neni ROUTE DRIVERS. Must have COL license. FOUND DOG. Small, white Bijan found m MJoj (piciurc^ hundfr& of protccu) S3.»5 Futv Insured. 908-688-0230. «Gei hot waa> healer Clean driving record. Apply n person between Rosalie Park by Post office. Please contact Eve Somethingtor everyone . Pont miss this one! Serving America since 1946 a: affordable NnouMnQ requred. Cal Bday I He 1-686-550-3522. Reuon«bk Ratn FlcObfc Fnt Esunaln EVERGREEN LANDSCAPMG t Tree Ser- i0am-2pm: Peerless Beverage Company. 908-245-5948. - onces. Call STREAM USA. To i>rtJcT. circle HCTTWS) Plc»« mcludc your REASONABLE RATES 973-762-0303 SPRINGFIELD. BLOCK Sale. South Maple vice. Tree, stump lainovaJ. Pruning, brush WHO ELSE wcUd Ike a Donald Trump Wee- 1000 Floral Avenue. N.. Unon. vlip A. wmd u. check to name, addtrcii and the II0WG/ST0RAGE Futy Insured and Bonded Avenue (Off Moms Ave) Saturday. Apri 25m. 908-298-9008 tyle? Tha is your wake up cafll The $40 LOST DOG. •RascaT. white Samoyan with pink I'-B1U Friium naaat- nf ihH arwtoaofr nuRfclng Lkane(7l7S chipping. Shrubs. ptenSng. Sprlny M clean- SALES ANNOUNCEMENTS rnd* on snout, "wearing tags. April 'Itth. 94 £ -£^ieee e> eaft ^ ynir rrw HEATING PAUL'S M & II MOVERS Vlsa/Mts«troards_acoeDted Use Your Card.. ups- Lawns- sodding/ seeding. TopsoU, mulch. biion a >e» weight loss industry is csftng you. MaplewoooV Union area. Generous reward. ney beck. For a special cleaning uei'iicrisuauun Formerly Of Yale Ave. T«p inlD this >ei-a^weeW as t distributor of UNION. 1031 WEST Chestnut Street. Apnl p Nu)v C\ 9MOT and handling We are looking tor people to join our tea-n who: 908-964-7824. and a tree quote call Bev-Maid Service. QUALITY AIR Conditioning 8 Heating, Inc. H«side. PM 00177 908486-7415 revotuoonary. ae-naual prcsem supplemere. 24th. 25th. 9am-4pm. Ram dale May 1st. 2nd 97^673-5207. Gas, steam, hot water and hot air heat. WOOD STACK Tree Service, local tm com- Cakjrad. There Vu* is nothing Kke ceracaly- •are ambitious EARN A Colege Degree Ouekty. Bachelors. 1 Local t Long Something tor everyone. Donl mm tha Humidifiers, drculamrs. rone valves, air dean- pany. Al types ol we work. Free easmsaM. proven Catarad tor weight loss and wanness. •outgcMng masters, doctorate, by correspondence based if i Or call (800) 82-U-BILD Distance Mrjvng err Can 973-467-0553. Soringfield. NJ. Quick And Senior Citizen Discounts. Irnnsitaw. service Sign-up now and get your FREE Website. Cal •seti-motvaied on like experience!, knowledge you already UNION. 1044 Nicholas Avenue (off Liberty). CALL 908488-7768 ADVERTISE Insured. Free wood chips. 908-776-5752. 973-467-87*4 cdavl U2 •have a desire to succeed have, pnor educator and then study course Saturday April 25th. QAM-3PM More items DECKS Convenient! For F ree intormatxjn booklet phone Cambridge Second time around. DECKS UNLIMITED We have a unique sales opportunity seHmg Stale Urwenny 1-800-864-6316 24 Hour*. MISCELLANEOUS HOME IMPROVEMENTS advertising © local merchants Trta: otters UNION. 1703 Bumen Avenue (comer of Alpine 10% •high earning potential REACH OVER 8 mien households in the U S Avenue). Saturday. 9am-5pm. Housewares," ' - SPECIAL SPRING DISCOUNT •great benefits and 40 lk and Canadal Place your ad n more than 600 clothes, etc. ' #1 Treated Lumber and Cedar Decks AL PASCAVAGE & SONS •bonuses and incentives newspapers just like this one around the U S 10 Year Guarantee Fully Insured FLEA MARKET UNION. 2266 KENT Place (Off Commerce •flexibility with results and Canada by advertising in SCAN - the 908-276-8377 ADDITIONS Suburban Classified Advertising Network. Cal MOTHER'S DAY Flea Market. Vendors Avenue) Apri 2Sth; 9-4. RandaM Saturday. BATHROOMS Pnor ouOide sales or fund-rasinc; experience is 973-763-9411. Warned. Saturday. May 9,1998 at 8:00am. St. May 2nd. Somethoxjtor everyone . SAVE-A-DECK. Make your old deck look like KITCHENS BASEMENTS a plus. Call us today Luke AME Church. 146-156 Clinton Avenue. new or keep your new deck from aging I We ATTICS DECKS STOP THE Insannyi You must know by now Newark, NJ. For mlormaton call 973-374-7669 pressure wash, waterproof, seal any deck only GETKO Group that diets don't work. Finaly. there is a healthy or 908-686-9460. WANTED TO BUY $29900. 1-888-815-Oeck. 1-W0-34S-1123 alternative; daily consumption of highly effec- ALL REMODELING AAAA LIONEL. Amencan Flyer, hres and other MDnday-Fnday 8am-6pm EST tive, all natural protein supplement. Catorad. A tablespoon with water just before you go n MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE"" trains and old Bys. CollecBr pays highest cash DRIVEWAYS ~"~ APARTMENT TO RENT SECURITY sleep i s aO it takes to start waking up thinner and pnees. 1-800-«64-4671. 90fr66S923 Home demand A-1 APPLIANCES. 367 Rt 22 Hillside. Re- Free Estimates Fully Insured NEWARK NEW JERSEY MORTGAGE RATES healthier. First 50 buyers o( 5 bottles win LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS frigeraBrs. Washers. Dryers $79 up. (Next to B. HIRTH PAVING RENTAL STUDtO and 1 BEDROOM APARTMENTS receive a free weekend in a 5-Star hotel m A FISHING Tackle Collector wants B buy old Shop-Rite) Same day delivery available. rod, reels, lures, catalogs, etc; Call Very Spacious » Month FREE Rent FOR UPDATED RATES CALL INFOSOURCE 908-686-9898 AND DIAL THE LENDER CODE Secunry company has pan time evening and Atlantic City. Cal 973-467-8744 Now! Ui RESIDENTIAL is outweighing 908-688-73S4. 908-233-1654. 973-372-4282 Nee. QukM BuMng and r+sighborrcorWear weekend openings tor armed law enforcement COMMERCIAL Paik, Transportation, Schools. Stores. Super* LSipERSONjri^^ officers in prestigious Short Hills location, great ASPHALT WORK AFRICAN AMERICAN Har Products. Get what ANTIQUE AND Older Furniture. Dining Rooms, A To Z. The Craftsman Of Al Remodeling.- -Afl real estate adverUeed herein la ior Serv)oe Program, Hsierenoes Required PRODUCT RATS • - PIS APR RATi Fit opportunity for retired law enformcement offic- you need delivered. Call Toll Free the supply subject lo the Federal Fair Housing Act, M HOUR ON 8m SECURITY ENTERTAINMENT Bedrooms. Breakfroms, Secretary*, Etc Call ..Kitchens, Baths, Attics, Basements, Tiles, ers. Competitive salary and flexible working 1-888-232-2752 or visit our webb sue at: Concrete Walks. Parking Areas. Resurfacing, |M_4aak| (^ ahde^BeieAl^A Mini Bill, 973-586-4804. ROOT Installation, Carpentry, Countenops, Ad- R •MyH w •OVWUM any SECURED UMDEWOROUMD PAW-MO hours. For information call Michael Srmeone nrivaway* Caalinfl f^iirhtry| fhimp ^VCkl h Doug Radford. vice president of the LW r-vjn nint — i — -a, HUBBUB, r' — • • Imitation, or deaerlmlnation COMPETITIVE PRICES ' CO YEAR FIXED i 7J25 0.00 I 7J2S • APP 30YRFKED I 7.13 0.00 7.2S I APPJ (973) 817-8300 ext 114 Monday through sions and special events. Exoeient Music Paving Machine Rentals. Free Estimates. Fully I on race, color, reayen, eex. nana>~ J CAMERAS. TOP $$$tor qualit y antique or tale Reasonable. Financing. 908-354-3919. Summit and New Providence offices 1-888-42M718, Mention Cede i Ii YEAR ARM ! 5.S3 u.uu •-5.B3 FEE- 19 VPl FRED Friday between. 11am and 5pm. Reasonable Rales. Cal 073-566-0921 — DJ A REAL Spa factory outlet in the Poconos. Insured. 908-687-0614; 908-789-9508. cap, taralHal atatua, or national origin, or ! 6.75 ' Cuality Spas. Low factory pnees. Example cameras. No movie, no Kodaks. Will pick up. of Burgdorff ERA, report* that there FOR HIRE. D & A Home Improvements. Vinyl Skiing. Mention to make any such prelerenos, UNION. CONNECTICUT Farms Section. 6 |15 YEAR FIXED 6.88 0.00 6.88 $ 350 15YRJUMBO i 7.00 0.00 7.13 iS 325 large (68x80) five person Spa $2,495. Free Cal anytime, 908-964-7661. Windows. Doors. Gutters. Roofing. Kitchen. is exceptionally strong interest in real UmRatten, or dbcrMnaUon. room apartnnent. Three bedrooms, wing room, WHAT TIME does the movie start? Call catalog or Drecuons 1-800-HOT-SPAS. HAYNES SECURITY, INC CONTRACTOR Bathroom Remodeing. Addition*. Decks. Free "We wM not knowingly accept any ed- dining room, set-in kitchen, 5 rooms carpeted. aeaeaaaeatMaaaaael 908-686-9898 ext 3175. tnfosouroe is a 24 FOUNTAIN PENS, new or vintage. Cash paid. estate sales in the area when the aaaeaataaeS•KB aBEa •iaeaHBbanB^ 1 NEW YORK AVENUE Estimates, Insured. D 1 A Home trnprove- vertWngtor rea l estate which la In violation ExceDant condition. 1% monihi security. hour a day voice mformapDn service. Calls are BEDROOM SET. dark wood, 6 piece, fut B Cat 973-228-1988. NEWARK. NJ 07105 MELO CONTRACTORS ments. 908-888-5628. demand for homes outweighs the ol the law. All persons are hereby informed 90^688-4543. B0YR FIXED 0.00 7.25 I APPE»YR FIXED 1 7.13I aoo 7.13 1 APP| free if wntim your local calmo area. queen headboard and baseboard, excellent that all dwaWnga advenlaed are available STOP LIVING from paycheck lo paycheck' WOO Of! supply. M5YRRXED I 6.88 0.00 6.88 FEEtSO YEAR JUMBO 7.00 | 0.00 7.00 ! FEEI condtbon $500. 973-731-3096. HUMMELS- HUMMELS- Hummed- Hummels- DOES YOUR HOUSE on an equal opportunity bases," UNON. SPACIOUS 2-lamly. 8 rooms (3 bed- International public company expanding. Work Hummols- Hummels- Huromels- Hummels- Any Addition, Renovation or Dormer rooms) apartment available immediately. 1YRADJ. 5.38 0.00 7.79 »YR JUMBO 7^5 0.00 12b IS 3951 BED. ULTRA Thick Queen. Premium. Also "I just met with a buyer looking for s Sot from any location. Part time/ full time. Full Hummels- Hummels- Hummels- Hummets- AddiDons.RenovasonsX>ormers. Parking, yard. No pets. S1.100 plus security. PERSONALS mattress box and frame still in box. $325 Call NEED A FACE-LIFT? training and support. Any foreign language a Hummels- Hummels- Hummels- HummeH- Kitchens Paintingflecthc. a four bedroom Colonial with an eat- CaJI 873-465^128. 201-436-1900. APARTMENT TO REST plus. Free intormatxjn. 1-800-813-4072 (SCA ADOPTION. A LOVNG, warm couple wishes Hummels- Hummsis- Hummels- HummeU- There is no substitute Network). tor experience in kitchen and adjacent family room UNON STUDO vartmsnt Great, sale Iocs- to adopt your infant. Can oiler happy home, COMPUTER. LEADING Edge Model D. 2 Hummets- Hummels- Hummels- Hummels- CALL - , BLOOMFELD. CHARMNQ 1 bedroom apsrt- . )YRI 7.13 ; 0.00 TTT6 I APPpOYRFIXEp 6.00 i 300 Over 30 years providing top quality work at in good condition," said Radford. non, on suesi parking, near ssaras. Avanaoie i financial seamy and great education. Please Floppy drives, monitor. Word Perfect. 4 Dot 973-989-5068 ments. Hoar rsnaportsUnn and parkway. Laun- 6.88 I 000 I 6.90 FEE Ii5 YR FIXED" 5.63 3.00, 5.97 TEACHERS/ Mnority Job Fair. May 16th June 1st CaU 908488-3290 or 908-984-0049. I15YR FIXED call Joy and Larry. 1-888-527-6616. aftordable prices. dry fcotttes. From (545 includes heatr hot 9am-ipm. Roanoke Rapids, NC. 20 Northeast- Mami printer $200. 973-762-8352. "They are willing to pay up to I1YRADJ. 6.50 >0.00 ' 8.10 i$ 100|1YRADJ 5.13 | aOO 5.67 N/Pl Recycling-Industrial Accounts Serviced 908-245-5280 Frank's water. Security, nelerencea. 973-746-5068. em NC School Systems on site for hformatiorv ADOPTION. YOUNG couple married 14 years' DINING ROOM Table- TXA-mase wood with S725.000 for their dream borne, WEST ORANGE. 2 bedrooms, IMng room. intarviewj. For information can 919-537-1495 has love B give infant. Stay home Mom 3/4' bevelled tinted glass «op. No chart. $250 MAX WEINSTEIN SONS, INC. PATERNO PAVING Painting & Handyman Service which they haven't been able to ELIZABETH daTiinQ, cst*in kitchen, sunpofdi. HMI/ hot e-mail [email protected] water included. Great area. Near Rome 280. devoted Dad, beautiful home, large extended firm. Moving. Cal 973-763-4599. Driveways - Parking Lots Small Job Specialist DUMP YOUR ROOMMATE HONEST WEIGHTS-BEST PRICES. locate. These homeless buyers are not NY bus route. Non-smoker with relerences. 6.50 3.00 6.79 : APP 130 YR FIXED •>»*-•••••<•.'•••!>>•• aw.';. J family. Expenses paid. Wil sand pictures, •Coat Seeing MAQNFCENTLY RENOVATED 130 YR FIXED $845.00. 973489-1314. TELEMARKETERS updates. Lisa and Ben 1-800-327-2229. Dining room table with 6 chairs, 64x42, opens Always Buying Scrap Metals •Concrete Sidewafc Interior . Extenor - Repars uncommon. Our salespeople have 1 BEDROOM EFFICIENCY M5YR FIXED 6.25 3.00 6.54 FEE 15 YR FIXED 7.50 \ Z50 7.51 FEE B 100x42. Simple but elegant Italian Provincial 2426 Morris Ave. (near Bumet) Union *AJI Type Curbings Wndcwi • Glass Replacement - Carpentry "Brand new kitchen eablrabVappllances 3.00 7.0b 1YRADJ. 4.75 250 6.95 % 350 ADOPTION. ARE You Pregnant? Donl Know Iruitwood finish. 973-467-4558. leave clients like them every day. They're DOYRJUMBO 6.75 i $ 0 Pan erne, flexible hours, working for estab- Daly 8-430/Saturday, 8-1 'Paying Blocks FuBy Insured Free Estimates What to Do? We have many famiies waiting t> message. ^ CONDOS TO RENT """* lished mortgage company in Kenil*onh FREE ESTIMATES FULLY NSURED all asking: 'Where are the •Quiet charming building with manicured land- adopt your child. Please cal 1-800-745-1210 90^686>823&VSInce 1919 . MAPLEW0OD. 2 BEDROOM Condo. Modem, Ci lutnhi.i S.f ;IM(]S Bk Ask tor Mara or Gloria. We Can Help! GIRLS BEDROOM set Like new. (3 piece) 908-245-6162 908-241-3827 properties?' " parkay km, arge dosets, laundry. OlMrast Call 888-282-3503 908-241-3849 •PnvaM package and laundry tedUly on-sns brass headboard, single bed. Excellent cond. He went on to urge any homeow- parking, pool. $1,350. Debaron Broker. ask for Kevin Waters ADOPT: TOGETHER we! plan a warm bright Don. Cash only. Best oflerl Call 973-S35-1201. •Includes hsatmot water 115 YR FIXED 0.004_6.91 FEE 115 YR FIXED ELECTRICIANS wSZooSZ 008-61f>9887. 6.88 future lor your baby filled with love and happi- GENERAL REPAIRS, carpentry, panting, wall- ners who are thinking of selling to get 5.75 0.00 | 7.76 | S 3501 ness. Expenses paid. Karen 1-800-990-7677. HOME COMPUTER Cash audk> tapes. 15 fun 564 Westminster Avenue B06-3SS-3813 I1YRADJ. 5.63 0.00 j 7.86 i WPI1YRADJ. ABLE ELECTRIC. If Irs electric we do W New papenng, plastering, leaders, gutters, win- in on this active market. The interest ORANGE. TWO bedroom condo. 1Vi bath. WHEN REPLYING cash hobbies. RJA Co.. Box 141303* COL. OH PETS dows, doors, roofing. All expertly done. No job Central a*, eu-in Mtchen weti dahwashsr. A TRUE PSYCHIC 43214. USA. Website hnpy/www.webspawn- irwafamans or repairs, res son able prices. Re- for all kinds of homes in every price HiJLSCE. 3 BEDROOMS, 2 hi) bsths, kitchen, TO A License f 11500. Do smal. Free estimates. Futy nsured. Please IMng room. Parking. Neertpamportslion. (950, Washer, dryer. Available June 1. $950. Waaw arxonv/usenvaudn. (SCA Network) call 908-3S2-3870. Included. 1H security. No pets. 732^19-1059. UNION COUNTY MRS. RHONDA Futy Insured. Call Frank at 908-278-8602, range u strong and the buyers, many 1V4 month security. Available May 1. 130 YR FIXED 7.13 0.00 7.14 APP|3CYR FIXED ••^^•'alaVl'Jas'l H MaaW'aJ Tanx card nMtineaSpeeMy. Ifljh* all typti o( HOUSE SALE BY LORI PALMER J 355-7686.- HOME IMPROVEMENTS- M.G. Manienance. of whom have pro-approved mort- 6.75 0.00 6.78 FEEE 0YRVA SattrSay, 930am-4pm, 854 Garden Street. ppppwe KHEOER ELECTBC. tC RaakaHW. Com- M5YR FIXED I 7.00 0.X 7.05 ! FEEI CLASSIFIED BOX NUMBER readings and advice. I can and wB help you Marior/EirterkV from A to Z. Vinyl replacement FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT Union (Morris Avenue B Apgar to Sueben largest soleoun of $50 pups, all types. Open mercial, IndussW. Free EnmasM. Cell Tom. gages, are ready lo commit t BEOROOW. -ner Cenex. h WAtW. 4J» 0.00 OYEARFOED -4-7JM. OJMl 7.05 JS lOOl where others have Wed. EsJabtshed in Union windows/ likrtme warranty, siding and alumi- Street 10 Garden). ONE DAY ONLYI ALL MUST April 2S & 26. hours 10-5. JJ>. PNeirt. US 201-782-6203 or License • Nearly decorated. Cuet near maportMlun. IRVTNGTON, 2 rooms counted as one-Ngns- ALL savm AISI rnm cekTaavnac noJHoOASfvriaauBai 1 please address envelope to: since 1968.1243 9tuyveaant Avenue. Union, num trim. Discount prices. Free Estimates Call Radford bad one important piece of GOI Mahogany occasional tables, roll-top Highway ft. Princeton. NJ opposite Hyatt 9124. AvaUble now. $450 monWy plus utMoe 1% mokar ID share IMng, dMng reoms, Ulchen, Today. 908-354-0991. Hotel. month security. Aleo lookingtor • hendymsrv batnom. OUet tocatoi near Satan Han and desks and others. Living room furniture, hope RICHARD T.SWtSSTACK and Sons. Electri- advice for sellers: "Never sign an 908486-9685 chest, chandeliers, old cash register and oak super. WMi some knowledge ol plumbing, f lepcrtaeua CaB 973^74-8258. BOX NUMBER cal rm Hi si I»| neiirteiilial. Commeroal. tv HOME REPAIRS 'exclusive' listing agreement with a electro Spanish speaking. Partial rent cabinet, sleep sofas, mirrors, china, bookcases duskW. 30 years .ww I i-a»_ Worrall Newspapers and lamps. HUGE RECORD COLLECTION, Insured/ bonded. Senior Discount "Work Done Professionally for Less" Realtor. What you will be excluding $16.00 per week. Cal far more (Matt. Our games, tools, washer, dryer, refrigerator, Sleet Convenient to taraporaaon. Rates 1YRFHA 7.25 I 2.75 i 7.75 \% 3251 30 Yr. AJfordaMe Hxad I 6.37 I 0.00 i 8.38 I $ 300 P.O. Box 158 732-382-4410. are buyers. With more buyers in the KENLWORTH. 2-bedroom apartment at Nor* Iron 886 per weak. Cal 973-731-8845 or friend* dastMed department wouU be happy freezer, pkn lots morel •PaintirmOry VValV Speckling • •Ml 11» Siraat Hworatsd. Ike new. Asking (750 Mapiewood, NJ 07040 to help you. Cal 1-800-564-8911. •MasonryWood Work marketplace, a seller has an exponen- 973-736-1831 par monti psjs u«t Rate* compiled on April 17,1998 N/P - Not provided by Institution LILl NEWSPAPERS k Direct Lenders • Open Sundays Union, N.J. O7OB3 •DQD ntaaann •••••arja POWERWASHING ALUMINUM siding, vinyl Broker-Gerald J.Ramos Call Now !! siding, decks, foundations and patios. Call Office - 1-800-794-3279 EXT. 1220 Contact lenders concerning additional fees wblch may sppry. C.M.I, end The Vferral Newspepers assume no tabaty for typographical BdaQana aaaa aaaaana CASH PROBLEMS. Lower Monthly Ptymenls Waller for free estimate. 908-245-5534. 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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE W-SBHBHMU STORE FOR RENT REAL, ESTATE FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE HOUSE TO SHARE UNION. BY Owner. Three/ four bedroom*. 1» BLOOMFELD. 237 BROUGHTON Avenue. SPRINGFIELD. UOOKWG lor person to shars LINDEN. APPROXIMATELY 1.000 square leel ORANGE. TWO bedroom condo. IV* bath. bath. Whirlpool tub. Fenced yard. Eat-in Double lot. new kitchen and bath, Jacuzzi, large, furnished 3 bedroom ham* in beautiful, available on North Wood Avenue. Call to. Central air. eat-in kitchen with dishwasher, kitchen. New gas furnace, was* healer, root. completely remodeled, 2 bedtoum, 1 bath. Call quiet ne.ohborhood. No smokers please 1/3 Turn. 908-276-7353. washer/ dryer. Al new osrpatmg. S73.000. Cal Attached garage. $156,900. Move In condition BElt£R Serving Rahway and Clark tor appointment 973-783-5867. $144,500 By rent/ utl.oes. Call J«lf 908-522-1618. 732-919-1059. Ful alarm system. 90M8M7S8. Owner. * VACATION RENTALS OFFICE TO LET ELIZABETH. PERFECTION Prtosd To Sellll SEASIDE/ ORTIEY Border. Oceanlroni Move right in to this mini condition Elmora Hals ELEGANT, EXECUTIVE Office,tor th e tech- oondo. 2 bedrooms, sleeps 6. Airoonditorung. Colonial on quiet street Beeutltuly deoonlad nology minded business penton. Suburban pod. $800 weekly. Newty remodeled, fully throughout. Featuring 3 bedrooms, formal di- West Orange. Contact Hutton Park Executive equipped. Call 732-477-3826. ning room,fireplace, playroom , all new country Center. 973-736^615. oak kitchen, fennel Wing room wWi aurrtbm, 1 % new bathrooms. Many extras. 2-zone heat. UNDEN new carpet, haidwood Doors, cefcng (an*, REAL freshly painted inycut. cherry woodwork, brick OFFICES AVAILABLE FOR LEASE summer porch. 2 car oarage. $149,900 by Since 1929 Golden gloves owner. Call 906-820-0357. Principals Only. WEBSITE BUILT TO SUIT ESTATE OR EXISTING Elizabeth -All Utilities Included -AD real astat* advertised herein I* OPEN HOUSE Convenient Location/Parking subject to the Federal Fair Housing Act, Sunday 12.-O0-4pm are knock out which makes (I Illegal to advertise any preference, limitation, or discrimination 328 Amity Street man as tar away as Long uraaco and f 4 rooms. I By Sean DaBy STERLING PROPERTIES Siding. Great investmen~~ t or starter rWW~ Staff Writer Toms River. Of NJ. INC. cap, tamilial status, or national origin, or Askmg $99,000. By owner. OWNERMANAGER Intention to make any such prelerenee, They all came to fight limitation, or discrimination. -We will not knowingly accept any ad- Can 908451-5030 Residents are reminded that way High School Ust Friday bad a Only one matcn, the lJi- vertising lor real estate which to In violation taxes are due May 11. mix of almost every conceivable kind Open match, was stopped by the refe- of the Uw. All persons are hereby Inlormed FORECLOSED. GOVERNMENT homes. Save UNION (908) 862-5600 up to 50% or more on repossessed homes. ree, with Luis Olivericia of Red Brick that all dwellings advertised are available EUZABETH LARGE SPACIOUS COLONIAL of human being. Little/no down payment Bad credit OK. Can on an eque' opportunity basis." CLASSY COLONIAL Boasts light and airy Formal Dining Room, large Eat In Kitchen, There were young people in casual Gym overpowering Tiberi Stnpar of SCOTCH PLAINS Graphic/ Pnntnfl company now! 1-800*90-9073 ertension 600 (SCA 1st fir tul Bath, 17x20 Uvtng Room, Master Bedroom Suite w/lg Senator fined moved Entire Park Avenue building. 3 floors. Network). Features LR FDR. Sun Rm. EK w/sSdersto deck . 3 nice size Biffs, and evening wear next to men in t- Dover Boxing Club in the first round. remodeled fill tiled Bath and wafc-in dosel 2 other nice size $1500 plus utilities. Will divide. Sign avaiabte LAND FOR SALE gorgeous hardwood floors or first floor, new windows and skjng. A Union County senator is shirtt and sweat tfairu. A man in biker The rest of the fights were more wi*i Route 22 eiposure. Call 908-322-5057. bedrooms, tree shaded Patio and 2 car detached Garage. U- COASTAL NORTH Carolina. Waterfront and GOVERNMENT FORECLOSED Homes tor beautiful decor Just in time for above ground pool. U-3973. S132.000. fined for misusing campaign pennies on $1. Delnquent Tax. Heap's. REO's. 3928. $162,000. clothes and kids wearing t-shirts from evenly mstcbSd, and the boxers gave YOUR AD coui3 appear here lor as litde as water access homesites with deeded boatshps. Your area Toll Free 1-800-218-9000 exl. funds. Sen. C. Louis Bassano, R- the crowd — between 1,100 and S'6 0C per week Can tor more details Oui % to 1 acre starting at $34,900. Excellent the Rahway basketball program and H-5139 for luDngv directory. tnoiaty ciassjtied aepartmenl would be happy boating, fishing, sailing. Coastal Marketing. Union, was fined $6,000 for the Mr. Rogers "Say No" program all 1.200 people — tbeir.money's worth. 800-t82-0806 i; leg you Can 1-flOO-564-8911 GOVERNMENT FORECLOSED Homes lor borrowing $80,000 and loaning got autographs from Smokin' Joe Fra- Some danced around each other, YOUR AD could aopear here for as little as " pennies on $1. Reno's, VA. HUD, Shenf! Sales. UNION 16.500 (dwisiWe) n newly renovated eP^l 1 I ' —•—at zier and ex-Giant OJ Anderson. some stood each other off, bobbing. 46 000 square foot busing. Prime location, $16 00 per week. Call lor more details Our No money down government bens available it to his Kenilworth fuel oil zoned otfcemiedical. Cloee to maior hospitals. !-ien3ly classrfiea deoartmeni would Be happy now Local kstngs. Toil free 1-800-669-2292 business. Two kids, maybe 10 or 12 years weaving and feinting. But, eventually, iTi-nediate access to Routes 78. 22. GSP and re nelp you Can i-BOO-564-8911 extension H-4000. old, were buying raffle tickets for they all came together for some vici- See Page Bl. Newar* Airport. ous toe-to-toe fighting. A number WEtOSHT COMMERCIAL REALTORS MAPLEWOOD/WYOMNG AVENUE Mohammed Ali memoribilia before E»aus*v« Broker 973-267-7778 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE GRACIOUS CENTER HALL COLONIAL the Tight. racked up'solid bead blows; almost all V. acre wooded lot Seven bedrooms, including UNION CENTER, modem air conditioned of- ADULT COMMUNITIES. WhiBng. NJ; 1 & 2 one on first floor. 4V* bains raeenBv renovated. Assemsfng need* "No more beer for yon!" said the the bouts had the spectators on their Bedroom Units starting at $25,000. Single fee. Wit alter to sun. Bus and transportation at 5*reptaces. oversized living and family rooms. homes start at $50,000. For Free Information Officials representing county man behind the table with a langh. feet yelling and screaming. BOOT. 1.150 sq. ft 2 months free rent. large dining room opening oruo pano. eal-iri UMON and appointment call 1-800-631-5509 Heart- Steve Rakett of Perth Amboy was 973-376-3796. kitchen, butlers pantry, breakfast room. Very SPARKLING COLONIAL/CAPE and local governments, business "Maybe root beer." land Really. large master suite with 2nd living room and KEMLWORTH sitting in the expensive seats near the WEST ORANGE. BeauttuBy fumohed office n Features enclosed front poich. LR OR. Kitchen, three nice *l» and transportation agencies met And there was every kind of fighter BARGAIN HOMES Thousand of Government balcony Detached artists studio/ rec room. ADORABLE CAPE BR's. two full Baths, finished Basement attached Garage, large spaoous aismays' sv»t». AmeniM* ndude Many surpnses and extras. Walk 10 Mdvwn recently to discuss transportation at the bout, too — from little scrap- ring. He had been bere last year, when unlimited parking, phone and fax systems, foreclosed and repossessed picpemes being In Blue Ridge section features 2 BR's, finished basement wttti Yard located in beautiful Towntoy section. U-3946. $162,900. 1 Drect Principals only. Ottered at $695,000. pers in the 67-pound Junior Olympics, the finals were first held at Rahway cocwr. conference room, and secretary station. liqiadaied this month' Call tor local listings office. 2 Full Bins. Excelent opportunity! U-3945. $149,875. needs along the Route 1 corridor 1-800-501-1777. ext. 199 97V763-9084. with probing punches and wide High School. 973-325-8660. in Union County. A committee roundhouses, to the muscular heavy- The fights were "excellent. Golden hopes to help balance new jobs >% MT Ores. weight and super-beavyweigbt Gloves are always good." and businesses in the area. contenders. So, is be a boxing fan? Manuel Duarte backs Jason Ramos into the ropes during a Golden Gloves match held See Page Bl. "I watch Tuesday Night at the at Rahway High SchooUast Friday. The two boxers competed in the 125 pound Jr.'s Toe event, held in the gymnasium, class. was the state finals for a number of Fights every week for 20 years on THE ARTS weight categories, from the USA Network — which they're It promotes a lot of good clubs, good Williams dominated much of the which Naeem erupted. "All right. A horror show 119-Pound Novice to the Super cancelling in 15 weeks. So I'm a BtOe athletes." match, hut that didn't keep Tone!" Heavyweight division. The boxers depressed about that. Yeah, I'm a fan Naccm Mohammed of Brick City Mohammed and his friends from "Stay busy. Tone! Stay busy!" Automotive Students at Abraham Clark AUTO WANTED of boxing," be said. AUTO WANTED AUTO WANTED came bom boxing clubs, athletic Gym was up in the bleachers with screaming encouragement like his life somebne else yelled. AUTO FOR SALE High School enter the fast-paced Last Friday's fights were the first AUTO FOR SALE DESIRE TO purchase Plymouth Vaiant or $$$WE PAY TOP DOLLARSSS clubs and Police Athletic Leagues friends cheering on Anthony Wil- depended on it. "Keep working. Tone! Keep DODGE VAN, 1986. gray. New engine, runs NISSAN ALTIMA. 1994. Must see. Like new. Dodge Dart' 6 cylinder, stale condition and world of the Shop of Horrors. from around the state. Some boxers time Ed Masters of Rahway had been liams from the gym. Williams was in working!" AUTOMOTIVE wet. $2.500/ best ofler. Car. 973-762-5800. WeH maintained. Excellent condition. Auto, ABLE PAYS TOP $$$ IN CASH price. 973-783-2610. power eteenne, takes- While. J6800.nego&- For Your Junk Car See Page B3. came from u close as Newark, some to a Golden Gloves boot in 10 yean. the 125-Pound Open match against Williams was able to get Rios into "Come on. Tone! Bring it to him!" DREAM MACHINES • got a picture of your car' abt«. Call 973-275-5088. Wrecks and Junks )p 24 MourSandca. Call: - from Dover and Patenon and some "I like it," he said. "It's very good. Alex Eios of El Coqui Boxing Club. the corner in the second round, at See GOLDEN, Page 2 Run it tor 4 weeks, only $40. Call Classified al Running or Not to an eye sore. We pay more. Any condition, COO-564-8911tor details . NISSAN. ALTIMA GLE. 1993. automatic, blue/ Cars, Trucks and Vans AUTO FOR SALE green. Beige leather, auto locks/ windows, disabled, high miles OX. We buy mostly FORD EXPLORER, XLT. 1997. Take over sunroof. 67.000 miles. Excellent condition foreign and some domestic. Call 908-688-7420. ANY MAKE. Any Model. Any Price... The lease paymenv option to buy. Mini. fully pow- Loaded. 973-2284191. FREE PICK UP 7 DAYS 973-266-1305. crooe is yoursi No Payment over $100.00 per ered, 4-door, 4X4.6-cyimder. $336,87 monthly. TRUCKS FOR SALE ' month. Get Paid to show off your new vends. 732-499-4675. NISSAN PATHFINDER, 1997.5-speed. power 1-800-953-9328 WANTED: Junks, Wrecks. Autos. pumper ice windows/ doors, cruise. CD. much more. As- Trucks .(foreign or domestic). Cash paid/Same Girl struck, injured Call 908-245-2590. 908488-2929 CHEVY 1 Ton Rack Custom Dakua 30,1986. FORD EXPLORER XLT. 1993.4 wheel drive, sume lease,$293.00 monthly, 15.000 miles per day pickup. Days, Evenings. 908-687-2271. Dual rear wheels. Good coaJWon. ideal tor Dafly the Rabway First Aid Squad and Rab- AUTO SPECIAL - $31.00 tor 10 weeks prepaid^"" automatic air all power, anti-lock brakes, rool year. 973-762-6048. Beeper * 073-281-2000. tadscaoars. *1 850. Cafl 006-522-0745. Can Classified tor detais. 800-564-8911. rack. 69K. one owner. $11.300.973-762-4164 w»y Hoaptat peawmri She waa then OLDSMOBfLE SLHOUETTE GLS 4 door van! j taken by helicopter toUniversit y Hos- AUTOS/ SEIZED Can From $150. Jacquar. 1997. Fu»y loaded. Power door. CO player. FORD FESTIVA. 1991. Excellent condition. Corvette. Mercedes. BMW, Porsche. Honda. Excellent condition. 20,000 miles. $22,000. way vehicfc on Whjtner Sue* byt patsl in rsewarsi. Blue hatchback. 3-dcor, 5-speed. AM/FM cas- 4i4's. Trucks and more. Local Sales listings. 973-762-S29S. • Ton free 1-300-669-2292 extension A 4000. sette, 50K miles. $2100. Ca8 973-763-3409. Friday. Eldridge was not charged. PLYMOUTH LASERRS. 1991. 2.0 liter, auto- Police say mat the five-year-old, "The accident is being investigated, BUCK REGAL. 1968. One owner. White with FORD TAURUS Wagon. 1988. 7 passenger. matic air, AM/FM/CD, sun roof. 16" wheels. navy vinyl top. 2-door. AM/ FM cassette. 75.500 Al automatic, fully loaded. Good shape, reli- wnowasnot fasinifird beransr of her bat there is no indication that be is al 1 98.500 miles. Great carl $4,495/ besl Oder. miles. Asking $2.700. Call 908-464-0369. able transportation. Come and see it $1.795. 973-992-1980. age, was hit by Brian Ektridge, 43. of 973-325-0101. any fault," aaid Hainan. BUCK SKYHAWK. Sport, 1987.2 door hatch. Rahway. She soffered a poaajbie bro- SAAB 900 TURBO, 1989.5 speed, convertible, Pobce did not -*?•*•*—*• blooi or Air. power steering, aluminum wheels. New HONDA CIVC LX, 1990. 4-door. S-speed, while with tan leather, alarm, automatic ken leg along with other injuries. tires, battery. Runs great $1300. Pete power steering, brakes, windows, air condition- windows/ locks. 4SK miles. Mm condition breath testa to Eldridge at the time of 973-376-5117. According to LL Ed Harman of the ing, radio cassette. Original owner, good condt- 201-842-3627. me accident. According to Hannan, DOO, Call 973-762-1360. Rahway Police Department's Traffic BUCK SKYLARK. 1988. Wnite. rag top. 59K. mis is because there was DO indication 4-door. air-conditioning, power steering/ SATURN SC2 COUPE, 1994. Blue/Black. 5 Bureau, Eldridge was driving a 1989 brakes, cruise, automate, tilt wheel. AM/FM. HONDA CIVIC IX, 1991. Electric powered, speed,'h*y loaded, power moon rool. new at the setae that be bad osed alcohol new battery/ tires, mint condition, 105K high- brakes 31.500 miles. Asking $11,000. Cal: Dodge north on Wtatner Street at & 12 Asking $3200. 908-964-3078. or drags. m.un maintained records available. 973-762-2164. pm, the time of the accident CARS FOR $100 or Best Oiler. Seized and alarm. $4.100. B73-373-09B7~ Spring fever auctioned by DEA. FBI, IRS. AM models. 4wds. SEIZED CARS From $175. Porsches, I The girl apparently darted into the Hannan did not b»w if Bdridge's JEEP GRAND Cherokee Urrned. 1995.49.000 lacs. Chevys. BMWs. Corvenes. Also Jeeps, 4 k _fr»s»SLrwll_Wl_P-* - boats, computers and more. Your area nowl AliWlXKvJiArluiv street at the corner of Cottage and sight was obstructed — that be 1-600-941-8777 extension C199. miles, excellent condition. Serious buyers only. WD's. Your area. Toll free 1-800-218-9000 Call John 973-763-9674. extension A-5139 for current (stings/ directory. CHIVY Whitelaw will be on display at Whittier Streets, CHEVY CAVALIER SEDAN. 1997. LS4.Green the Les Malamut Art Gallery "We and the officers fed that the obstruction until it was too late. 4-door, 4-speed. automatic transmission. tronT JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE LIMITED 1995 CAVALIER wheel drrve. stereo tape deck. $11,000. 50,000 miles, mint condition. $15,000 through May 7. girl can out from the comer, t said The sun, which was setting at me 973-376-0947 after 6pm. Crt Julia 973-763-9674 HOME OF|W See Page B6. Haman. There was no heavy speed. time, did not play a role in the acci- CHRYSLER. CONCORD. 1995.13.000 miles, JEEP WRANGLER. 1995. Black, 6 cylinder, 5 There's space that yon need to atop dent — that is, it wasn't in Bdridge's power seats/ windows/ steering, air- speed Hard/ soft top. AM/FM cassette. 38k Union County and, because be possibly didn't see eyes and be wasn't driving into it, conditioner, a/umnum nrm. garage kept, fac- mJes. $13,500. Call 973-325-3094. leave tory warranty. Asking $12.000. 908-289-2778. message. Tl prati • StOM. T» cost < her, be didn't have time.'* police said. Tbe weather was dear at evenings. ' The girl waa treated at the scene by the time of the accident. MAZDA 626. LX Touring Hatchback. 1988.69k rnnwaoonm DODGE CARAVAN. 1987. 7-passenger 4-cy- LEASE *Slwa»K>SJ Rahway Fire Chief Ed Fritz and Mayor James Kennedy admire the new fire pumper miles 5 speed. Air. power steering, windows, fcnder. Alarm, mag wheels, lop scoop, all power On-line recently put into service in the city. Seje story on Page 2. Ouse. air. $1300/ best offer. Runs good! locks. .Priced $2950. Call 973-379-3985 evenings. • HSV1998 908-810-9366. . FMDIT DODGE DIPLOMAT. 1987. Al power. White MERCEDES BENZ 240-D, 1981. Diesel, . CKOT Get local updates throughout with red. Cream puff. Only 58.000 mie*. Must beige, stick shift new brakes, tuned, dean. BUIBI5 the week. Call our Infosource see' 973-763-1991. after 5pm. all weekend. $2.999 negotiable. 908-810-7589. Quick & Easy hotline at MERCURY TOPAZ. 1988 4, door, white/ red, Summer camp program offers kids DODGE NTREPD ES. 1996. 9.000 miles, l«ariao an alternative to just hanging out GH bos* ftt Mi I aar*B gsa. l« an ajstlD Web site sc I »tart twCH m * fes* •apt Paw By SeaaDafly of children, so we nave to re-evaluate vileged kid to camp. The rest of tne PUBUC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Visit our site on the World Wide 47U T aaiUK Tl 0*419.714 Staff Wriasr things to ate if we can send all of money came from the congregation.. are made ostendants *» the makers ot tne Usnon Gsorgaa Auto Salas. 701 Hah- Web, which can be accessed at WILLIAM M.E. POWERS, JR.. bond/note and mortgage and owners there- way Avs.. EHzsbath. NJ Summer is hot in the dry. these children," he said. They couldn't find a prospect** CHARTEBEO ol and Plaintiff Is unable to determine the 433G 1887 Acura 4 dr vln*: 737 Siokae Road whereabouts of the defendants. Reginald JH4KA2640OC0O4472 http://www.localsource.coni/ Aak any child whose parents don't The church has been forced, for the camper from their community OBsfag PX>. Boa toaa. a Mmpaninrt laoatn 1 alnh and there Uanor Tonys Honda S. Acura Rspalr. Uadterd. New Jersey 08055 tore, does not know whether he/she or they IMS Rt Vvasi, Seek* Plains, NJ have enough money tog o on a vaca- first time in the program's Ibree years, the Grst year of the program so, me (60S) 654-5131 are living or dead, and therefore, names as 4337 1084 Jaguar 4 dr vln«: 6 MONTH SOGO MILE WARRANT! to ask for documented proof. that Anomays lor Ptaintfl defendants Reginald A. Morgan and Janet SAJHX1742RC603700 . noo. or send them to wmrnar school. following year, they seat oat fliers to D. Letgfi. his/her heirs, devteses and per- Uenor. M & S Auto Body Shop, TV A Qual- WEATHEB "Summer in tt«retty Tint fan for t waDcsvtT Bpfnying nM cans9 nrn sonal representatives and his. her or their ity Body. 811 Nsw Brunswick Avs.. Rah- 1997 BUE€K»CYLAn( every child is> Rabway's tfeasalkrf^ NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANT or any of their successors In right, title and way. NJ • 199S MATOA PROTEGE 1996CWVBOtETC0WCA Friday: Showers lot them kids," said Patrick Weaver, financial requirements for theand middle schools. Weaver esti- Supeckir Court o) New J*n«y kUaresL 4348 1881 BMW 2 dr vln ». SM£S , cnanowy DMeion An kxsvtdual who Is unable to obtain an WBAEO2314MCB72375 expected. an Elder at the Second Presbyterian program. mated that the church has sent 3,000 ' Unicxi County attorney may communlcale with the New Uanor M & C Auto Body, 4«0 Wast First Docket No. F-O0271B-M Jersey Slate Bar Association by caning loll Ava., Rosstts. NJ 70' Church m Rahway on New Bruns- So far, the congregation has raised fliers. STATE OF NEW JERSEY tree 800-792-8315 (within New Jersey) or 4340 1B8O BMW 4 dr vln*: TO 600-3*4-1101 (from out ol stale). You may WBAHC231XLBE2S161 Saturday: Showers wick Avenue. They spend their time between $300 and SljOOO; exact fig- Three children applied that year Reginald A. Morgan, hie heirs, devisees also communlcale with a Lawyer Referral Uanor. M & C Auto Body, 4fie Wast Rr»;t watering Wor hanging oat Even if oraa were not available. They will »Ciil IJ at ••a—s YUCJi. and personal representatives and hisAier. Service, or If you cannot attord to pay an Avs., Rosalia, NJ expected. and went to TT Eight children ihw or any ol their successors in right title stiorneyyou may cal the Legal Services 1996 FORD CONTOUR Ossy steer dear of trouble, it doesn't need as much as S4J00Q, but Weaver applied last yean ail of them rranfgrd Swimmers may now begin to enjoy the newly reno- •nd Interest Office. Tne phone numbers for the county LICENSED ft. BONDED 67' Janet D. Leigh, her heirs, devisees and In which this action Is pending are: Trie AUCTIONEERS mean trouble won't run into them. said that the church may try "to get the to go to camp. vated pool at the Rahway Branch YMCA. personal representatves and his/her, their LawyeTReterral Service telephone number April 23, 30. 1008 Sunday: Chance or any of the* successors In right, ttle and is (908) 3S3-4715 and Legal Services Is U6323 WCN Canp fhreajham • real altemathe t> camp to meet the chunk halfway, at This year, the church is having Interest (BOe) 353-4340 lor Essex County. YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED and NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION of showers. drag* and vMence," $2400. Whether they'ae successful trouble raising enough money. Per- required K> serve upon WHJ.IAM M.E. DONALD F. PHELAN. PURSUANT TO NJ.S. 3O-.10A-8, UNITED Clerk of the Superior Court AMERICAN LIEN & RECOVERY WILL 120 63' -" Ton's wtty the church has startad depends on what happens at the camp versely, the trouble partly comes from POWERS. JR.. CHARTERED. Attorneys U6328 WCN April 23. 1998 (S47.S5) SELL THE FOLLOWING AIJT6(SYTOTHE LUMMA 119BJ»«B0ni< Newly renovated pool tor PteinSff, wfeose address Is 737 Stokes HIGHEST BIDDER SUBJECT TO ANY 1995 NISSAN PICK UP For th« most up to date swailng kids to aw^M camp. this year. the fact that the organization asking Road. P.O. Box 1088. MsdSord. NJNJ. .00056, LIENS: 16% BUYER PREM: CASH OR an AAnswe r to tti e ComplainClit t (an(dd AAmend- CERTIFIED FUNDS: ANY PERSON(S) This year, 15 children have applied businesses for sammer camp money ment to Complaint. U anyy ) Med IInn a Civil sssssmss • •port., call (901) •«»• "Our congregation is 100 people NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION INTERESTED PH: (054) 663-1BO0. Action In whicwc h Countrywidountrywide Home Loans, PURSUANT TO NJ.S. 38:10A-8, UNITED SALE DATE May 8, 1008 AT 2:00 P.M., MM, Ext. 1790. to be sent, free of charge, to Camp strong," said Weaver. Through pray- is a church. is ready for swimmers IncI . la plakitlktm and ReginalRildd AA. MorgaMg n and AMERICAN LIEN & RECOVERY WILL Janet D. Leioh. et al.. are Defendants, 1421 OAK TREE RD.. ISELIN. NJ 0883O *6995 JohnaOpberg in Jobnaonbcrg. Now er and creative thinking we' ve always "One of the problems I find, quite SELL THE FOLLOWING AUTOH t«Hr to '*f" that argument 1 think an activity County recently put the final touches ventilation system didn't work, rot- Court mnd.m completed Case Information Uenor Georoee Auto Sale*. 701 Rah- 1Q2NV11U1HC700240 way Ave., Elizabeth, NJ Usnor Abatas Ssrvlcs SlaSon. S11 E. The reaaon it tires Weaver out — "When I was growing up, she should be judged on its merit, but I Statement rWbst accompany your answer or 4331 1888 Ford 2 dr vine: Qrand Avs., Rahway, NJ 11 on the pool at the Rahway Branch ting ceiling tiles. The tiling in the pool 1FMCU14T7JUA23521 4308 1085 Frslghtlinsr Trk vln*: County news-.-.. .. Bl the reason that be is there in fhs first called us her little chickadees." be have not been able to sway them,'* YMCA. located on Irving Street Ail also oeeded repairs, which meant that The action has been Instituted for the Uenor: Georoee Auto Sales, 701 Rah- 1FUEY6YB3FH252285 place—is because be has volunteered purpose ol foreclosing a mortgage dated way Ave.. Elizabeth, NJ Usnor. American Haavy Equipment, 866 Entertainment...... B3 said. He stressed thai the camp has "no that remains to be completed is the it had to be drained. June 16.1095. made by Reginald A. Mor- 4332 1888 Ford van vine: Woodruff Lsns, Ellzabstti, NJ osn and Janet D. Leigh to Eastern Mort- 1FTEE14N6KHAO8322 as a camp counselor in order to cut When it got the money, the com- religious bent." pool's ventilation system, which k 4300 1007 Honda 4 dr vln«: Claaaifleu Bll The draining and the tile repair was gage Services. Inc. and duly assigned to Uenor: Georges Auto Sales, 701 Rah- 1HQCDS636VA035004 costs. mittee responsible for the request According to Weaver, there are no SlaTntiff, Countrywide Home Loans. Inc.. way Ave., Blzabeth. NJ Uenon Paotsrdo Bros., 1525 Liberty IMS ReaLEsUte B13 should be finished next year. the major part of the pool renovation. and concern* real estate located at 4333 1881 Ford Trk vln«: Avs., HIllsUs. NJ It costs the church S27S to send one decided to do something permanent, other programs like this in the area. 752-729 SleUa Avenue, Plalnflek). NJ. 2FTDF15EXBCAO6183 Automotive.. B15 The pool has been open since Janu- The rest of the renvoations were "aes- YOU, Reginald A Morgan and Janet D. Uenor: Georges Auto Sales, 701 Rah- LICENSED & BONDED AUCBnUp child to camp for a week. Compared not a one-shot deal. Churches and other organizations ary, according to Ken Mayo, spokes- thetic," said Mayo. Lelort. (hair heirs, devisees and personal way Ave.. Elizabeth. NJ AUCTIONEERS i inuiesenlalliiee and his/her, their or any of 4334 1880 Nissan 4 dr vln»: April 16, 23, 1008 AuroBonNcPnoAii Worrell Community Newspapers to other camps, this is a "real bar- So they created a fund with the may have them for members' child- person for the YMCA of Eastern These renovations basically bring fielr euooeseors In right, title and Interest, JN1FU21P4LX814544 U617B WCN (S41.30) gain," said Weaver. AumotuaiiuiB O1998 All Rights Reserved money. That, and the interest, created ren, but there are no others open to Union County. But the final work on renovations at the Rahway Branch "We didn't anticipate this number the seed money to send an underpri- anyone who qualifies. the pool and the building bousing it See NEW, Page 2

^.-•:v.;•*-/•-:;• '-• ."^- • RAHWAY PROGRESS Aim ». i«w - PAGE 3 a - THURSDAY. APRIL 30. BAHWAY PROGRESS . CLARK EAGLE Preview of college life COMMUNITY CALENDAR Corrections officer faces charges Tbe Community Calendar is prepared by the Rakway Progress to home for 15 minutes, watching the The charges in ihe December case RAHWAY PROGRESS inform residents of vsrioos community activities snd governmental meet- By Sean Dally scene that Bierc had threatened to kill him. television, when Bierc's demeanor were still pending. Bierc had been ings. To give your commnnity evenu the publicity they deserve, mail Staff Writer Thoughts on Ray's death suddenly changed. suspended from bis job and was out How to raach us: your schedule to Rahmy Progress, P.O. Box 3109. Union, 07083. Police arrested a county correction- Police tried to talk to Bierc, but he allegedly wouldn't cooperate and was Bierc allegedly ordered the victim on $65,000 bail. He posted an addi- Trw Rahway Progress Is published Preschool registration By Scan Dally al officer for threatening a 26-year- •very Thursday by Worrall Asked if Ray was innocent, she arrested for disorderly conduct. After out of his house. Before he could get tional $20,000 bail for the April 25 Staff WriUr old Hudson County man on April 25 Community Newspapers, an • Registration for preschool and kindergarten for the 1998-99 school said, "Yeah, I think be had help, but an investigation by Dec William away, Bierc allegedly pulled his duty incident. Junes Etrl Ray, pay criminal, — the same man he allegedly clubbed independent, family owned year in now open. Parents may contact any school for registration infor- a how can we know?" White, he was also charged with mak- pistol from a closet and struck the vic- Joseph Ponte, Director of Correc- newspaper company. Our offices are died of kidney failure in t Nashville with his pistol on Dec 24. mation. Registration will be conducted daily between 9 a.m. and 3. p.m. There were a number of people ing terroristic threats. tim in the jaw with it. tional Services, could not be reached located at 1291 Stuyvesant Avenue, Friday hospital last Thursday. He was 70. who thought Ray wo innocent and Andrew Bierc, 36, of Madison Union, N.J. 07083. We am open Bierc had been charged on Dec 24 Beirc allegedly pointed the hand- for comment. Why New Jersey might be con- Avenue was arrested and charged from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. every weekday. • Sixth grade science expo from 9:30 a-m. to 2:30 p JIL at the Interme- thai he was a "patsy," like Lee for aggravated assault on the victim, gun at the victim as he tried to flee. cerned about an old convict dying with making terroristic threats and DeL William White is continuing Call us at one of the telephone diate School library. Harvey Oswald. who was then 25, and possession of a The victim got out through a rear door numbers listed below. in j"l in Tennessee is because Ray Priolo described the the assassi- disorderly conduct the investigation. • dark Municipal Council Executive Meeting at 430 Westfield Avc, According to police, officers were weapon for an unlawful purpose. and called police. When the officers was also convicted of assassinating nation as "more like the Kennedys'. If you have any information on this Voice mail: room 16. sent to (he 800 block of Madison Police say that, at that time, the vic- arrived, Bierc answered the door with the Rev. Martin Luther King in I also thought there was something incident, you can call White or the Our main phone number, 908-686- • Education Committee meeting at 7 p.m. at Intermediate School. Avenue on a report of a man making tim, while visiting a friend in the his gun in his hand and had to be dis- 7700 is equipped with a voice mail —but I don* t think he acted atone." neighborhood, was invited to Bierc's armed. The pistol allegedly was Rahway police tips line at (732) Tuesday R»y had originally confessed to "My opinion when it happened threatening remarks. The victim, who system to better serve our was unidentified, told officers at the home. The victim had been in Bierc's loaded. 388-1553. customers. During regular business • Pie-meeting conference of Rahway Municipal Council at 7:30 p.m. the crime, then recanted it, saying was he didn't," said James Wyatt of hours, a receptionist will answer your in City Hall he had been framed. He maintained Cranford, a black senior citizen. call. During the evening or when the • Free blood pressure screening for Rahway residents at the Rahway his innocence until he slipped into a "He wasn't sopMsticaiod enough to office is dosed, your call will be Violence at massage parlor ulnpnalarl Public Library from 3 to 6 p.m. terminal coma. Evidently, his asser- do it He may have been involved.'' Flavian reads minds rocsptionfst. Wednesday tionaJ ^crc enough to impress "And now, if he did it, I don't see Girls Career Institute Delegates were selected recently from the Rahway High • The Rahway Parking Authority will King s family, who called lor a new A 21-year-old woman was the vie- thrown to the ground and punched in To subscribe: School junior class to attend the institute at Douglass College during June 2 to 5 Poplar St at 7:30 p.m. ' trial for Ray. tun of a violent robbery on Apnl 24. The Progress is mailed to the homes to kill her. under the sponsorship of the Railway's Women's Club. A project of the affiliated • The Rahway Board of Education will holds its annual reorganization It is King, and not Ray, who has a There were also a lot of people Police responded to the Golden of subscribers for delivery evecy She was not stabbed, though, and NJ. State Federation of Women's Clubs, the Girts' Career Institute draws students meeting at 7 p.m. in the cafeteria of the Intermediate School. The regular profound influence in both Rahway who didn't know or didn't care. Fingers Massage Complex at about Thursday. One-year subscriptions in neither woman reported seeing any Union County are available for from throughout the state to learn about various fields of learning and get an board meeting will follow at 7:30 pm and Clark. Rahway has a bust and a Many didn't know who Ray was. d Floor (732)974-1717 stop by our office during regular They're W ildi STAIRWAY LIFT FROM MOBILITY business hours or call 1-800-564- Special 8911. 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