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OOvO *• o o **Your Com m unity Leader” u* o * N» 7 ^ lAJBC) VOL. 30 NO. 8 LINDEN, N.J., THURSDAY, October 6, 1983 Two Sections w J, Council lauds patrolman, auxiliary police member Linden City Council adopted avenue Project grants for residents often characterized as economically munication between business and the resolutions Tuesday evening com- are awarded by the St. George Avenue depressed. city. mending two city policemen for their Task Force, comprised of members The council also received word from The committee will also approach performance on duty. from both municipalities Hudak that a demographic survey of businesses which have already Marinus “ M arty” VanDerwal, the According to Watson, approximately Linden's industry will begin this month. relocated outside Linden. patrolman who was shot in the face $27,000 of block grant money is Hudak said a committee of 60 volun The survey will be overseen by the July 19 during a clothing store holdup remaining and will be distributed after teers will interview more than 200 Linden Industrial Association and the on St George Avenue, was lauded for additional applications are received businesses in an attempt to reach four Mayor’s Industrial Committee, formed his action in stopping the robbery and Plans call for a minimum of 16 business goals: obtain a view of how industry earlier this year to combat what Hudak “ saving the lives of several people." to receive funds this year. views the economic future in Linden; termed an “ accelerated rate” of in VanDerwal, who shot and killed one of In 1982, the task force awarded determine if industry has plans for dustry leaving the city. the suspects, Donald M iller of Newark, $55,000 for similar improvements expansion within the city; acquaint “ We think we can create a great deal still has a bullet lodged in his neck and designed to improve neighborhoods industy with assistance plans offered of interest in industry to perhaps want has been unable to return to work by the city, anw increase com (Continued on page 8) “ No matter what is written here, we just can't express our gratitude,” Mayor George Hudak said to the of ficer. “ We wish you a speedy recovery and come back soon.'’ Linden's new LERS units VanDerwal thanked the mayor and the people who sent him flowers and letters of encouragement during his hospital recovery, saying that he was to be functioning soon “ overwhelmed.” The Linden Emergency Response Committee, said that Linden has headed by Dr. Robert Sawicki of Linden Also honored was Linden Auxiliary System (LE R S ) is expected to be in contracted for the first 100 units to be will assure that residents who qualify Police Officer Richard Battenhausen service within a month. delivered within the next month will receive the system, said Kon for his 658 hours of volunteer service The program was officially kicked off Program volunteers include Karen dracki. between June 1, 1981, and December yesterday at a City Hall press con Sheehy, Harriet Bennett, Minnie Popyk Interested residents can direct 1982. ference called to announce approval of and Kim Lewandowski. Applicant questions and volunteer service to “His community service set an the contract between Linden and screening will be handled by Linda Karen Sheehy, 8621-2130, or Harriet example for the citizens of Linden," Amcest Corp. of Roselle, suppliers of Coppolecchia and Loretta Intili. The Bennett, 8621-2432. Applications are said the council resolution. “ A man like the medical response service professional medical committee available be calling those numbers. Richard Battenhausen really deserves The LERS will provide Linden's any accolades that come his w ay,” medically disabled, handicapped and added the mayor. elderly residents protection against Two chosen by GOP In other business, Fourth Ward emergency health-related, police Or Councilman James E. Watson reported fire situations. that contracts are being drawn for this The unit, pocketsize and worn on the IN NEED OF FUNDS—Linden Volunteer Ambulance Corps year’s continuation of the St. George members canvassed residential areas Saturday, but poor body or in clothing, is a wireless to run for Assembly Avenue facade improvement program transmitter “ ideal for people who want weather hampered their fund drive efforts. The squad is still Two Elizabeth Republicans received in Young Republican programs, for property owners. The city has ap the independence of living alone, but faced with seriously increased expenses, honorary fund drive Palerm o noted proved $21,000 of Com m unity without the worry of lying helpless with their party's nod Tuesday to enter the chairwoman Vera Hudak said. She appealed to citizens to send Lesniak is running for his first full Development block grant money for no immediate prospect of emergency 20th District State Assembly race as donations to Linden Volunteer Ambulance Corps, P.0. Box 165, term in the upper house after serving distribution in $3,000 allotments to aid,” noted Ted Kondracki, chairman replacements for two other candidates Linden 07036. Shown above are, from left, Debbie Eckenrode of seven different property owners. who had withdrawn from the November six years in the Assembly. He is now s q u a d and organizer of the LERS committee. Linden, giving a check to Connie Parker, president, and Improvements will be made on both general election. completing the unexpired Senate term Hudak. (Photo by John Boutslkaris) He continued, “ One press of the button the Linden and Roselle sides of the is all it takes to notify the central Selected at a meeting of county of John T Gregorio, also the form er station of an emergency condition and committeemen were Andy mayor of Linden, who was ousted from where it exists; what, if any, Fydryszewki and Mark Penna, both of public office because of a conspiracy Lello, now 68, to retire in May medications are being taken on a daily whom have been active in GOP politics conviction. basis; the attending physician and in Elizabeth The Democratic Assembly can where he can be contacted; what steps The Republican ticket was left with didates are Thomas Deverin of Car teret, a senior member in the from post of police chief in city should be taken in case of medical two Assembly vacancies last week Assembly, and Thomas Long of Linden, emergency, and who should be con when Linden City Council President who won an August special election to By P H IL IP H ARTM AN schedule a police chief exam in November 1982, Hudak explained. He tacted in case of any em ergency." Robert Gonor — citing insufficient fill Lesniak’s vacancy in the lower Linden Police Chief Domenic Lello, January said he was unaware that “ it was not up Once this information is received and funding in the heavily Democratic house. Long is also a Union County 68, said Friday that he plans to retire Hudak said that the five captains in to me to extend him any longer.' ’ encoded by Amcest's computers, their district — announced he had dropped out of the race. Union County freeholder from his post as of May 15,1984. the Police Department will be eligible Hudak added that even if Lello were trained operators dispatch appropriate Freeholder Blanche Banasiak of City residents will have an op Lello, who was appointed police chief to take the exam: Louis Intilli, Em il not to retire in May, a police chief test emergency personnel within seconds of Elizabeth withdrew in June after she portunity to hear all the candidates at a in 1970 by form er Mayor John T. Galinat, Peter Bartus, John Miliano would have been called because Lello is receiving the first transmission. While broke her leg. forum being sponsored by the Linden Gregorio, had received several one- and Raymond Beckman. The mayor near to retirement. emergency personnel are responding, The Tuesday night choices allay GOP League of Women Voters at 7 p.m. Oct. year extensions past the standard will nominate a new police chief from The m ayor said that he will meet with the operators contact the patient’s fears that the Democrats would be 27 at Aldersgate Hall in the Methodist retirement age of 65 — all under the among the three who score highest on Lello soon to discuss the retirement and personal physician and responsible unopposed for the Assembly. County Church on Wood Avenue, Linden. Gregorio administration. His only the Civil Service examination Also, the appointment of a successor. friends or fam ily members. comment on his plans was, “ I am under Civil Service, those among the committee members from three of the Among those scheduled to appear are "When I make my final selection who The service will provide surveillance definitely leaving in M ay.” top three those who are armed forces district’s four towns — Linden. the two candidates in the only City will be chief, I will meet with council to safeguard lives and property on a 24- Lello’s statement came on the heels veterans will receive first preference Elizabeth and Rahway — were at the Council seat being contested this year, and give my recomendation and my hour, seven-day-a-week basis, Kon of reports that Linden Mayor George for the appointment. meeting. Carteret, in Middlesex Joe Suliga and John Chabak, who are reasons why,” noted Hudak. He added dracki reported. Eligible residents will Hudak will request Civil Service to Although Lello said he plans to leave County, did not send representatives; running in the Seventh Ward. Suliga, a that he expects full support of the ap receive the units free from the city in May, he is eligible to remain in the GOP officials there agreed to accept Democrat, defeated Matthew Wargacki pointment from the council. However, the recipient will be billed a the candidates chosen by the three to win the party nomination in the position until age 70, according to a monthly monitoriting fee of $10 and a Commenting on Lello, the mayor Union County towns, according to In Focus ruling by state Attorney General Irwin one-time installation charge of $40.65 ______(Continued on page 8) added, “ I think we have one of the Alfonso Pisano, Union County Senior Center now appears in Kimmelman that became effective When the unit is returned, the in better departments in Union County Republican chairman Focus on Union County, the April 1 of this year Kimmelman ad stallation charge will be refunded V oter sign-up vised the state Division of Pensions and the state, so how can you fault the second section of this paper. Also “ The program is an exciting first for The GOP Assembly choices will run The last day to register to vote that, with regard to police officers, person at the top? I think he has done a in Focus: entertainment news the city of Linden, as well as the state of with A1 Palerm o of Linden, the or change a voting address for "anyone can stay until at least age 70." very satisfactory job for us.” and classified ads. New Jersey,” said Kondracki. Republican candidate for State Senate, the Nov. 8 general election is The attorney general said that en Lello was appointed patrolman on the The LERS will allow some residents who is seeking to unseat State Senator Tuesday Those planning to vote forcement of earlier retirement would force on May 15, 1943; he became Also Inside to continue living at home instead of Raymond Lesniak of Elizabeth can register by mail or in person be age discrimination. sergeant in 1948, lieutenant in 1955, and O bituaries...... page 7 facing the prospect of institution- Palerm o welcomed them to the race as at the city clerk's office or Union The city was not aware of the at captain in 1963. He also is a former S o c ia l...... page 10 oriented facilities, he said. ' two good young people. " County Board of Election office in torney general's ruling when Lello president and secretary of the Union Sports...... pages 12-13 ■ Linden Mayor George Hudak. Fydryszewski has worked on Banasiak Elizabeth received his last one-year extension in County Police Chiefs Association honorary chairman of the LERS campaigns and Penna has been active Mall hearing continued; traffic testimony heard
By PHILIP HARTMAN one hour, 277 cars could enter and leave that several factors not considered by what types of stores will be in the meaningful because you’re not dealing abuts the south side of the proposed The Linden Zoning Board of Ad the property if both the Stiles Street and the witness made the study invalid. center with the traffic situation on day one mall site. justment has continued its hearing on a Rich said the study did not account The traffic expert said he studied St. George Avenue driveways were Christ had compared projected when the center opens," Rich charged variance application from G.G.S. for cars stacking on Stiles Street from bowling alley traffic northbound and used. The figures translate to a little traffic to that of the Cedar Ridge center Circle Co. of Linden for a 21-store, the intersection light at St. George Christ's study of Stiles Street as af southbound from the alley and also more than four cars per minute. lot in Wyckoff, which he called 50,000-square-foot mini mall until an Avenue. The attorney also said that fected by the Monday evening traffic turns out of nearby Gibbons Street into But Robert Rich, counsel for the “ comparable in size ” Oct. 17 special meeting. At that time, a Linden Merchants Association, argued Christ’s comparison of the Farber site from the Linden Lanes bowling alley the alley. Results showed that traffic traffic expert representing opponents to traffic from other centers was not “Your gap study is really not was also attacked The lanes property from the alley would still allow "con accurate because so far it is not kown of the mall, the Linden Merchants venient, adequate and safe passage" Association, is expected to take issue onto and from Stiles Street, he said with testimony from a witness ap However, Rich noted that Monday Opinions divided on plan for city mini-mall evening use of the lanes is not as heavy pearing on behalf of the applicants On Monday evening, a traffic expert By P H IL IP HARTM AN owners, mostly located in the Path- the "soft good” stores which cater to Corner in the Pathmark shopping as, for example, Friday evenings. He appearing for G.G.S. told the board that While the Linden Zoning Board mark shopping center adjacent to the such items as clothing and plastics center on St. George, said that he was stressed that this study would not apply there are adequate gaps in traffic for ponders a decision on a proposed mini proposed site. Citing already slow business this year, not positive what was being planned for every night of the week cars to exit from the mall onto Stiles mall at St. George Avenue and Stiles " I think it is a pretty good business Mark Starr added, "This is really going the Farber Lumber property But he Rich also questioned if the ap Street The application calls for the Street, those people who live In the area center (St. George) the way it stands to add insult to injury a guy like me added that he would object to the mall if plicants' plan to m ove the existing right mall to be built at the site of the former or call it their workplace have now,” said Lori Starr, co-owner with with one store specializing in one shops there would take away his of way toward the alley affect traffic Farber Lumber property at St. George displayed divided opinions about the her brother, Mark, of the Penney Lane particular item is going to suffer " clientele patterns at the lanes Avenue and Stiles. project And and informal survey found clothing store Others were less definite about ef Joe Licata, an employee of in Chicken Christ denied that it would and said that many exhibit a general lack of The two warned that a mini-mall fects An employee of Fotomat on St Holiday on St George Avenue, in that only about eight cars from the John Christ, who hat designed knowledge about the plan — for in could mean the “ demise” of the St. George Avenue, who asked to remain dicated that fast food establishments alley now park where the new right of parking lots for both county and private stance, what is proposed, where it will George business area Both predicted anonymous, noted, " It depends on what would be hurt by the "convenience" of way would be. projects, said that ItO to MO cars could be built and who is developing the site? burdensome traffic problems on St. kind of stores they are going to open If shopping and eating in the mall. He In addition to the cross-examination, "comfortably exit and enter the mall The location is the site of the former George Avenue, which “ now is like a there is competition with us. t doubt reasoned that “ people are just as John Martin of West Henry Street told from Stttaa Street during peak hours Farber Lumber Company Proposed is death trap, it would tie things up they (Fotom at) are going to want i t " happy eating in a mall as going the board his neighborhood would be He based his figures on a “gap" study a bi level mail that the developers, around here definitely '' A customer In Fotomat, Carol someplace else “deeply affected” by traffic from the otadwtod an that road on a Saturday G.Q.8. Circle Co. of Linden, say will " I f they (Pathm ark) did pull out, it Ehresmann of Rahway, said she Flora Plotkin of Linden raised the mini-mall “ Nowhere hat it been sftariseu, which ha charactariaad as contain Si small shops and parking (or believed the St George/Stiles in question of additional traffic not only discussed what will happen to secoo- thahaartmt brnffle period osar thaaito will probably just devastate business in 171 cue. Entrance/exit driveways are this whole center It’s also going to toraecttan. already poor, would worsen from the imm-mall, but also from 170 dary streets Cars coming off Stiles will A m ita# ***• ***** totarvt pieaeed to both St George Avenue and make competition that much greater," with added mall traffic But “ I realty units of condominiums which are under turn either on Curtis or West Henry Mwaa M te «haa m n pa tutor ■ » m lA e e t said Mark don't care," the said. It a mall Is put construction on St George Avenue a streets West Henry Street la already are aptatoaa of the project The two atao strsassd that a matt that up, “I don’t go Uwt way anyway " block from the Farber property comparable to the Indianapolis CfcftofpmtoffrtoaHItodthaHwtod from aad nearby (tore features small shop* would hurt most of Stu Ktoiman, owner of Curtain (Continued on page 8) Speedway," he complained 2 — Thursday, Octobers, 1983 — SERVING LINDEN Two new laws Driver gets jail term increase fees in auto death case for dog license LINDEN— License Inspector Emil J. L IN D E N —Kenneth Rumbauskas of and alcohol counseling and undergo Zdziafski has announced that two new West 16th Street was sentenced to six periodic tests to check if his blood is dog license laws signed by the state months in the Union County Jail in free of the substances He also received requiring an additional $3.20 fee have Elizabeth Friday after pleading guilty a $3,000 fine paid to the state and a $500 gone into effect this week in Linden. to causing death by auto. fine paid to the Union County crime In essence, the new laws increase the Superior Court Judge Alexander H victim s' fund cost of licensing dogs of reproductive Menza sentenced Rumbauskas, the age if they are not spayed or neutered driver of a car that crashed Dec. 22, 3 drivers face There will be an increase of 20 cents 1982, on Lower Road The crash killed in the registration tag fee which goes to 17-year-old Sandra Stagg of Emma the state Department of Health for Street in Linden. Two other passengers alcohol counts animals. This tag fee increase will be in the car, owned by Miss Stagg s LINDEN Two city men and a third used in the “ Pilot Clinic Fund,” a state parents, were injured in the crash from Cranford face drunk driving low-cost, spay-nueter program for dogs Rumbauskas pleaded guilty to the charges in Linden Municipal Court on charges on Aug 31. Nov. 3 in connection with three and cats The laws also place a $3 surcharge The judge also ordered Rumbauskas separate incidents last week. per dog license of which $1 goes to the to do a year of community service, Robert Biddulph, 36, of West Price state The two new state laws require work in an emergency room of a Street, was arrested Sept. 24 after he that the fee for a dog that has not been hospital iour hours a week, attend bi w as seen dr \v vn an er r aeUe manner. nuetered or spayed will be $*.20. If the weekly Alcoholics Anonymous police said. He is charged with driving animal has had its reproductive meetings for five years, receive drug while under the influence of alcohol. Waldemar Dabrowski, 39, also of system altered the fee will only be $3.20. West Price Street, was arrested Sept. 25 These laws were put into effect to help Car hits store, following a traffic accident in which the control the population of unwanted car he was driving struck the rear of animals. driver charged the car ahead, according to police. He It should be noted, said Zdziarski, was charged with drunk driving, that from the $6.20 dog license fee the LINDEN—A 22-year-old Linden driving while on the revoked list and state will receive $4.20 — only $2 will go woman was charged with leaving the following too closely. to the city which must absorb all the scene of an accident and having no Anthony Malloy, 44, Park Terrace in incidental costs such as tags, links, registration following an accident on Cranford, was seen driving in an license forms and the transmitting of Sept 26 in which a car crashed into the erratic manner on Sept 26 by police CAMPAIGN MANAGER SELECTED—Peter Okrasinski, left, a Union Township funds to the state. window of a St. George Avenue fur officers. He was charged with drunken A directive from the coordinator of niture store. resident and Union County freeholder, poses with candidates on the 1983 county Veterinary Public Health states, "Each driving. Democratic ticket after becoming their campaign manager. From left, are According to police reports, the All three face fines of at least $200 person applying for a dog license should charges were lodged against Kathryn Okrasinski, Sheriff Ralph Froehlich of Elizabeth, candidate for re-election; be required to present a veterinarian’s plus revokation of license, according to Joanne Rajoppi of Springfield, registrar candidate, and freeholder candidates Shwyd of DeWitt Street, as charged the police traffic bureau. certificate stating the animal has been with being the driver of a car traveling Michael Lapolla of Elizabeth, Brian Fahey of Westfield and Ronald Scorese of altered If a veterinarian cannot supply west on West St. George Avenue Sept Kenilworth. a certificate, a notarized affidavit may 26 Police said Shwyd was traveling Flu clinics set be accepted west on West St. George Avenue when the car skidded and spun around, for this month Recreation Schedule mounted the curb and struck the front LINDEN—Two more flu im Recreation Center and East Branch Moriah Baptist Church, community 2 men indicted of the building at 355 West St George TO D AY — Senior Friendship Club munization clinics and a series of Library; community center informal center program, 6:30-9:30 p.m., School Ave , damaging the plate glass window, business meeting, 1:15 p.m., Peach hypertension screenings have been basketball, 8:30-11:30 a.m., Schools 2, 3, 3, 5, McManus; community cgnter in payroll heist window fram e and a dining room set in Orchard Towers; Tremley Point scheduled by the Linden Board of hool Seniors trip, 9 a.m., leaving 7th Ward 5. program, 3:15-5:15 p.m., School *4( LINDEN—Two New York men the window. Health. Recreation Center; Sunnyfield Social SUNDAY — Soccer League, 1 p.m., Annex; community center adult'd u lttb Shwyd's vehicle was found parked on The flu shots will be given from 2 to 4 charged in connection with the Aug 24 Club, 12:30 p.m,, Wilson Park Kalla. basketball, 6:30-9:30 p.m., School Uj I Donna Court, police added. p.m. Oct. 19 and from 7 to 9 p m Oct. 26. payroll heist at Royal Mills Associates Recreation Center; Art Association, 8 MONDAY — Community center Badminton Club, 7:30-10:30 p.m., Soehl Both programs will be held in the Inc. on Edgar Road were indicted p.m, Sunnyside Recreation Center; program, 6:30-9:30 p.m., Schools 2, 5, 6, Middle School. council chambers at City Hall on North Friday by a Union County grand jury, Senior courses community center program, 6:30-9:30 8. W ED NESD AY — Senior citizen Wood Avenue. Pedro Rodrigez, 21, and Oscar Lopez, p.m., Schools 3,5. TUESDAY - 8th Ward Recreation drawing class, 9:30 a.m., Greater Mt. Those residents of Linden who are 29, were charged with first-degree TOMORROW — Greater Mount Circle, 1 p.m., 8th Ward Recreation Moriah Baptist Church; Golden Age have openings chronically ill, affected with upper armed robbery, Assistant Union County Moriah Senior Citizen Club business Center; Tuesday Social Club, 1 p.m., Club business meeting. 1:15 p.m., respiratory ailments and senior Prosecutor Peter McCord said LINDEN—The Linden Recreation meeting, 1 p.m., Greater Mt. Moriah Sunnyside Recreation Center; Fun and Peach Orchard Towers; Wilson Park citizens are eligible to receive the The two men allegedly borrowed a Department announced this week that Baptist Church; senior citizen Friendship Club, 1 p.m., Wilson Park Social Club, 12:30 p.m., Sunnyside inoculations, according to Henry car and blocked the path of two em there are still openings in two college education course, "Ethnic & Im Recreation Center; Progressive Recreation Center; Ceramic Club Gavin, city health officer Questions ployees of the company who were en courses for Linden senior citizens migration," 1 p.m., Wilson Park Mothers Club, 8 p.m., 8th Ward workshop, 9:30 a.m .-3:30 p.m. and 7 -10 regarding the program can be directed route to the Linden office with a $14,000 "Ethnic & Immigration," a history Recreation Center, community center Recreation Center; Ceramic Club p.m., Community Center Building; to the health office, 4876-3800 payroll. Police said the allegedly used a course, will explore a broad survey of program, 6:30-9:30 p.m , 8th Ward workshop, 9:30 a.m.-3 p.m., Com community center program, 6:30-9:30 The Board of Health also will run sawed-off shotgun in the robbery different ethnic groups in America. Recreation Center; indoor soccer munity Center Building; Retired Mens p.m.. School 2, 6, 8; community center Techniques of preserving ethnic culture afternoon hypertension screenings for program, 6:30-9:30 p.m., School 1. Club meeting, 1:15 p.m., Peach Or program, 3:15-5:15 p.m., School 2; THURSDAY DEADLINE will be examined. Films will be shown people of all ages on the following SATURDAY — Children's art chard Towers; Greater Mt. Moriah indoor soccer program, 6:30-9:30 p.m., All items other than spot news should and several trips have been planned, dates: trip, 8:30 a m., leaving Greater Mt. classes, 9:30 and 11 a m, Sunnyside School 1. be in our office by 4 p.m. Thursday. including a walking tour of the Iron Tomorrow from 1:30 to 4:45 p.m. in Bound Section of Newark and tour of the council chambers, people with last Ellis Island. The course is offered at the names beginning with A through L; Tires worth $2,000 stolen Wilson Park Recreation Center. 1100 from 1:30 to 4:45 p.m. Oct, 14 in the RICHARD SHEINBLATT, P.D.S., PA. LfNDEN—Thieves made off with tires from several Summit Terrace on Fridays at 1 p.m council chambers, people with last new cars parked in a fenced-in lot at Wallace A drawing and painting course is names beginning with M through Z, and Chevrolet, East Linden Avenue, sometime during the GRAND RE-OPENING offered to senior citizens with no art from 3 to 4:30 p.m. Oct. 28 in the Mount •General Dentistry weekend of Sept. 24-25, according to a Linden police experience or those who are ac Moriah Baptist Church at 24 East 14th CELEBRATION report. •Bonding complished artists at the Greater St. The thieves apparently gained entry to the lot by Mount Moriah Baptist Church, 24 E. Pulaski committee • Orthodontics—Adults & Children cutting through the fencing on the railroad side of the 14th St., at 9:30 a.m. ROBERT LEECH PIANOS property, police said. Taken were eight 14-inch • Periodontics Courses are free to seniors and will sets Las Vegas trip whitewall radials and wheels and four i5-inch OF LIN D EN (est. 1959) run through December Interested LINDEN—The Linden Pulaski •Endodontics whitewall radials and wheels, with a value, of ap persons can register on the day of class Has Moved To Parade Committee will sponsor a trip proximately $2,000, according to the report. •Reconstructive Dentistry A ceramic class which includes all to the Flam ingo Hilton Hotel in Las aspects of instruction for beginners or 434 N. Wood Ave. Vegas for four days and three nights, & Is Pleased To Introduce •Inhalation Sedation those with a knowledge of the craft will from Oct. 27 to 30. be offered at the end of Novem ber to all The tour includes round trip air (Nitrous Oxide) senior citizens. 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« i V SERVING LINDEN Thursday, October 6, 1W3 3 Lillian Tandul named head of parents' group L IN D E N —Lillian Tandul of Summit Terrace has been elected president of the Parents’ Association of Rutgers College for the 1983-84 school year She is the first woman to ever hold the post. Her election also marks the first time a husband and wife will have served as head of the parents' group, whose membership includes 2,000 families of students enrolled at Rutgers College Her husband, Leonard E , held the presidency from 1979 to 1981. Tandul, who describes herself as a “ professional volunteer," is president of the Linden Adult School Board, on which she has been active for eight years; a past president of the Union County Council of Parent-Teacher Associations and was a founding member of the Youth Services Bureau of Union County. The Tanduls’ two sons, Jeffrey and Leonard Brian, are both graduates of Rutgers College Jeffrey, who earned a bachelor’s degree in economics in May, is now enrolled in Cook College seeking an undergraduate degree in landscape architecture. Leonard, who was graduated in 1979 with a degree in economics, is employed in the actuarial department of the Union Labor Life FIRE PREVENTION DECLARED—Linden will join the national observance of Insurance Co. in New York. Fire Prevention Week from Oct. 9 through 15. Designating the week are, from left, Deputy Fire Chief Harry L. Rishell, head of the Fire Prevention Bureau, Mayor Lesniak sponsoring George Hudak and Fire Chief Edwin F. Schulhafer. Firefighting equipment will be displayed and explained tomorrow from 6 to 9 p.m. in front of city hall. country music show LIN D E N —A “ Country and Western Night” sponsored by state Senator Toxic fumes fell 12 firefighters Raymond J Lesniak, D-20, will be held tomorrow from 8 p.m. to midnight at LINDEN—Twelve firemen were Wood Ave., engine 4 responded; care Sept. 22— Washdown, Roselle and Immaculate Conception Church hall at BLOOD DONOR—Joseph Mazzarella of Linden reclines while treated Sept. 27 for inhalation of toxic fire. East Edgar Road and Clinton Elm streets, engine 5 responded; 425 Union Ave. in Elizabeth. giving blood during the Linden Lion Club sponsored blood drive fumes from a fire at a West Elizabeth Street, engine 1 responded; brush fire, washdown, Roselle and Hussa streets, Live music will be provided by Sept. 28 at the Police Athletic League building. The drive was run Avenue factory, according to Deputy 1100 block of West Elizabeth Ave., engine 5 responed; car fire, 200 block of Sundown, with Johnny Scott, leader of by the North Jersey Blood Bank, the state's oldest and largest Chief Harry Rishell. engine 1 responded; false alarm, 300 West St. George Avenue, engine 2 the popular local country and western non profit blood center, whiph supplies blood to more than 40 The fire was reported at 7:47 p.m. in bltx:k of East St. George Avenue, responded, and care fire, Route 1 in the band. Refreshments will be sold northern New Jersey Hospitals. Donors receive credits towards Teag Electric Inc. at 333 West engines 1, 2, 3 and truck 1 responded; southbound lane, engine 4 responded. Tickets are $5 per person and available covering their fam ily's blood needs for one year. Elizabeth Ave. Firefighters put out the grass fire. Lower Road at the Conrail by calling 965-0550, 352-6067 or 354-9645 (Photo by John Boutsikaris) blaze within minutes, but were over Railroad right of way, engine 4 come by fumes from a burning vat of responded, and fire alarm system tricholorethane, said Rishell. activation, apartment house on the first All 12 men were treated at Rahway block of East Elm Street, engines 1, 3 Hospital and released and are back to and truck 1 responded. work. Sept. 20— Alarm ringing, 500 block of UNITED COUNTIES The fire department responded to the Stone Place, engines 1, 3 and truck 1 following calls between Sept 16 responded; car fire, Princeton Road at through Sept. 22. the first block off Wood Avenue, engine Sept. 16— Smoke scare, low water in 2 responded; house fire, Princeton a steam boiler, the 900 block of South Road at the first block off Wood Wood Ave., engines 1,3,4 and truck 1 Avenue, engines 1, 3 and truck 1 responded; false alarm, 200 block of responded; call for brush fire, South South Wood Ave., engines 1, 4 and truck Wood Avenue in the vicinity of a false 1 responded, and system malfunction, alarm at 15th Street, engine 4 warehouse on the 1300 block of Lower responded; and box alarm, St. George and Chandler avenues on the Roselle Road, engines 1, 2, 4 and truck 1 responded side, Roselle Fire Department and engines-2, V 5 and truck 1 responded. Sept. 17— Grass fire, 200 block of Sept. 21— Box alarm, Cranford and East St. George Avenue in Roselle, Passaic avenues, chair burning at the engine 2 responded; car fire, Route 1 in 1300 block east of St. George Avenue, front of Domestic Sales, engine 1 engines 3, 5 and truck 1 responded; responded. alarm ringing, 1400 block of East SKCUL Sept. 18— Brush fire, Walter Street Elizabeth Avenue, engines 3, 5 and area, engine 4 responded; accidental truck 1 responded; alarm ringing, 208 alarm, office building complex, 400 East Elizabeth Ave., engine 1 THE “CD” SCOREBOARD South Park Ave,, engines 3, 5 and truck responded; engine 1 responded; 1 responded. washdown, Route 1 in the southbound 180 days to 1 y ea r to 2 years to 3 years to 15 to 32 to 4 to Sept. 19— Car fire, 1000 block of South lane, engine 4 responded. le s s than le s s than le s s than le s s th an TERM 31 d a y s 179 d a y s 5 y e a rs 1 year 2 y ea rs 3 y e a rs 4 y e a r s
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SERVING LINDEN, ROSELLE AND ROSELLE PARK — Thursday, October <5, ]9»3 — 7 Obituaries Barbara M. Milko Surviving are two sisters, Mrs. sales, in Linden for 38 years. Mr. Young Margaret Coberly and Mrs. Anna had worked for the Simmons Co , Adrienne Suretsky Home, Linden. Mrs Zavoda died Sept machinist for the Newark Die Co., 29 in Rahway Hospital Springfield, for 10 years. Mr Faria was LIN D E N —A Mass for Barbara M Sellers, and a brother, Joseph Elizabeth. He was a World War II Army LINDEN—Services for Adrienne E. Bom in Czechoslovakia, Mrs. Zavoda a member of the Portugese Instructive Milko, (0, of Under) was offered Sept. 29 veteran, a member of the David Blick Suretsky, 79, of Linden were held came to this country and Linden in 1920 Social Club, Elizabeth in St. George Byzantine Church, Lin Abe U. Young, 74 Post 63 of the Jewish War Veterans, Sunday in the Higgins and Bonner She was a communicant of St. Nicholas Surviving are his wife, Ermelinda; den, following the funeral from the Elizabeth. Mr Young was the past Funeral Home, Elizabeth Mrs LINDEN—Services for Abe U. two sons, Antonio Jose Alves and Paulo Werson Funeral Home, Linden. Mrs president of Beth David of Roselle and Suretsky died Sept 29 in St. Elizabeth’s Church and a member of its Altar Young, 74, of Linden were held Sept. 28 Society Jorge Alves F aria; his parents, Mr and Milko died Sept. 27 in Elizabeth General in Kreitzman’s Memorial Home, a former member of B’nai B ’rith and Hospital, Elizabeth Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Alice Mrs Antonio Fari^; a brother, Jose Hospital, Elizabeth Elizabeth. Mr. Young died Sept. 27 in the Men s Club of Congregation Anshe Born in New York City, Mrs. Perezluha of Clark, a son, George of Marques, and a sister, Mrs Maria Bom in New York City, Mrs Milko Columbia Presbyterian Medical Chesed, Linden Suretsky lived in Hillside before Whitehouse Station; two brothers, DeLurdes Margues Faria moved to Unden 40 years ago She was Center, New York City. Surviving are his wife, Frieda; a moving to Linden 35 years ago. She was Michael Mihalko of Elizabeth and employed by Gordon's Dry Gin Ltd , Born in Roselle, Mr. Young moved to daughter, Barbara; two sons, Steven a member of the Workmen's Circle, Nicholas Mihalko of Czechoslovakia; John Monahan Jr. Unden, for 38 years before retiring as Linden in 1945. He was the owner of A and Jonathan, and two brothers, Lewis Chapter 47, Elizabeth. five grandchildren, and four great floor supervisor in 1980 Young & Co., independent installment and Jack Surviving are her husband, Harry; ROSELLE PARK—A Mass for John grandchildren. two sons, Barry Surett and Corey A. Monahan Jr. of Roselle Park was Surett; a sister, Mrs. Jasamine Anfonio Faria, 48 offered yesterday in the Church of the -Dea th N o tices - Suretsky; four grandchildren, and one Assumption, Roselle Park, following LIND EN—A Mass for Antonio M the funeral from the Mastapeter •RUNS Herman G., ot Union, N.J.. beloved CRACKEN FUNERAL HOME, 1500 Morris great-grandchild oat 74, of Mountainside; beloved husband Faria, 48, of Linden was offered husband of Eltle (Reittemo) brother of of Catherine lungerman, loving stepfather Ave., Union. Notice of time to follow. Suburban, Roselle Park. Mr. Monahan Emma Groef, uncle of Robert R e, * - e m u and Tuesday in Our Lady of Fatima died Saturday in Rhaway Hospital of Mrs. Anne Marie Mastroionni and Mrs LEE Rose (Chillemi), of Newark, N.J., Mr. Aly Heim, 68 Lauren Snyder, great-uncle of Judy Reit Catherine O'Donnell, both of Mountainside Church, Elizabeth, following the Born in Jersey City, Mr. Monahan beloved mother of Howard Lee and Evo ROSELLE—Services for Aly Helm, »ema, Scott and Robert Snyder. The funeral brother of William of Californio, Gervis of Reinfeld, sister of Violet Lee, also survived funeral from the Brazinski Funeral lived in Roselle Park for 15 years He eervlce wot held at The MC CRACKEN Linden and Br. Giles of Florida and the late 68, of Roselle were held Sept 29 in by five grondchildren. The Funeral wos Home, Elizabeth. Mr. Faria died had retired 12 years ago as an office FUNERAL HOME, 1500 M o rris A ve. Union. Sr. M ary M a rtin , aslo su rvived by six conducted from The MC CRACKEN FUNERAL Higgins and Bonner Funeral Home, Saturday in St. James Hospital, manager of the Halls Motor Co., Jersey Interment George Washington Memorial grandchildren. Relatives and friends were HOME, 1500 Morris Ave., Union, interment Elizabeth. Mr Helm died Sept. 28 in Park, Paromus. In lieu of flowers, con kindly invited to attend the funeral from The Newark City, where he had been employed for Hollywood Memorial Park, Union Alexian Brothers Hospital, Elizabeth. tributions may be made to the Memorial KEN ILW O RTH FUNERAL HO M E, 511 Born in Portugal, Mr. Faria came to 20 years. Mr. Monahan was a member Fund of Christ Lutheran Church, Union, N.J. Washington Ave,, Kenilworth, thence to St. Born in Brookyn, N. Y., Mr Helm RAPKE Edward, of Hillside. N.J., beloved Linden 18 years ago He was a of the Holy Name Society of the Theresa's R.C. Church, Kenilworth, a husband of the late Theresa (Foley), CM AS A Salvatore F. of Elizabeth, N.J., lived in Elizabeth for three years before Funeral Moss will be offered Interment devoted father of Edward A. and David A Assumption Church, the Elks Lodge of beloved husband of Lucy (De Nardo) Cirasa; moving to Roselle 10 years ago. He was FAR IA Antonio M., of Linden; on Holy Cross Cemetery, North Arlington. Rapke, Elizabeth Read. Helen Lawroski, Jersey City and the American devoted father of Richard and Robert Cirasa Oct. 1. Mildred G Rapke and Ruth August, also a World War II Army veteran. Mr and Marian Swiontkowski; brother of Association of Retired Persons. KRYGIER Anna R. (nee Odolecka), beloved survived by eight grandchildren. The Helm was a plumber until his HEIM —Aly, of Roselle; on Sept. 28. Carmine Cirasa, Ann Panpaleo, Angela La Surviving are two sisters, Margaret wife of the late Zygmunt, devoted mother of funeral was conducted from The MC H U R LE Y—Irene C., of Clark, for Polio, Viola D'Altrui, and Mildred De retirement in 1980 He was a member of Walter, Anna P Solinski and Helen CRACKEN FUNERAL HOME, 1500 Morris and Mary Monahan. Franco; also survived by ten grandchildren the Middlesex County Stroke Club. merly of Roselle Park ; on Sept. 30. Szajewski, dear grandmother of two Ave., Union. and nine great-grandchildren. The funeral M ARR A—Mary C., of Linden; on grandchildren. Relatives, friends and Surviving are his wife, Patricia; a was conducted from The MC CRACKEN members of the Apostleship of Proyer, SCHUELL B arbara A nn (B renner) of Linden son, Alexander, at home; three Sept. 30. Barbara A. Schuell FUNERAL HOME. 1500 Morris Ave., Union Rosary Society of St. Stanislaus Church and N.J.; beloved wife of Joseph Schuell; MILKO—Barbara M., of Linden; on The funeral Mass at Blessed Sacrpment brothers, William Heimowitz of of Long A Mass for Barbara Ann Schuell, 67, Polish National Alliance Group 2611 were devoted mother of Barbara Ann Eigner; Church, Elizabeth. Interment St. Gertrude's Island, N. Y., Julie Heimowitz of Sept. 27. invited to attend the funeral from The sister of Mary Foley Young; grandmother of of Linden was offered Monday in St. Cemetery, Colonia. M IKOLSKY—Vera C., of Linden; on EDWARD P LASKOWSKt FUNERAL HOME, Michael. The funeral was conducted from Rockaway and Paul Hdtmowitz of Elizabeth’s Church, Linden, following Sept. 30. PEI BIG Gustav P. formerly of Elizabeth, 1405 Clinton Ave above Sandford Avenue The MC CRACKEN FUNERAL HOME, 1500 Brooklyn, and two sisters, Mrs. Tillie the funeral from the McCracken Morris Ave., Union. The funeral Mass at St. N.J.; beloved husband of the late Mary (llg); Irvington, thence to St. Stanislaus Church, Leder of Hamden, Conn., and Rose MONAHAN-John A. Jr., of Roselle Elizabeth's Church, Linden, N.J. Funeral Home, Union. Mrs. Schuell devoted father of Joseph Feibig, Mrs. Mary Nework, Funeral Mass Interment Holy Heimowitz of Long Island Park; on Oct. 1. S epulchre C em etery. died Friday at home. C. Flynn and Mrs. Ruth Sundberg; also SCHUELL—Barbara Ann, of Linden; WOODS Margaret A. (Me Bride), of Point Born in Elizabeth, Mrs. Schuell lived survived by nine grondchildren and eight M a ry Zavoda, 82 on Sept. 30. great-grandchildren. The funeral was LIDDAWI Widad (Towil), of Roselle Park, Pleasant, N.J beloved wife of the late in Linden since 1941 She was a com conducted from The MC CRACKEN FUNERAL N.J., beloved wife of the late Hanna Lid- Joseph Woods; devoted mother of John W. SURETSKY-Adrienne E., of Lin municant of St. Elizabeth’s Church Woods, Norma Johnson and Gladys Moore; LIND EN—A Divine Liturgy for Mary HOME, 1500 Morris Ave., Union. The dawi; devoted mother of Adib, Nimer, Abed den; on Sept. 29. Surviving are her husband, Joseph; a funeral Mass at St. Genevieve's Church, and Saliba Liddawi, Mrs. Elaine Saba, Mrs. also survived by six grandchildren and five Zavoda, 82, of Linden was offered YOUNG—Abe U., of Linden; on Sept. Sawa Tawil and Mrs. Adale Younan, also great-grandchildren. The funeral service Monday in St. Nicholas Orthodox Greek daughter, Mrs. Barbara Ann Eigner of Elizabeth. Interment St. Gertrude's 27. C em etery. su rvived by one siste r in Je ru sale m , 27 was held at The MC CRACKEN FUNERAL Catholic Church, Elizabeth, following Spotswood; a sister, Mrs. Mary Foley grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. • HOME. 1500 Morris Ave., Union, interment ZAVODA—Mary, of Linden; on Sept. the funeral from the Werson Funeral Young of Boonton, and a grandchild. KEOGH Entered Into eternal rest, John G. The funeral was conducted from The MC Graceland Memorial Park. 29.______
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Construction Is under way An architect's rendering of Landmark Condominiums, currently under construction on West St. George Avenue at the site of the former Fedirko Trailer Court, shows what the area w ill look like once the project is completed. Eytan Gold, co-owner of the sire along with his brother, Jerry, and father Dov, said this week that occupancy of the condominiums is ex pected by next spring. The company is constructing 136 units consisting of one and two-bedroom units, of which 35 will have basements. Prices will range from $65,000 for the one-bedroom model to about $75,000 for the two bedroom unit. The three- story building will include a full basement and elevator. 'The accent is on comfort and design and every unit has spacious rooms and a balcony,' according to Eytan Gold. A community meeting room is planned for the basement area and a health club with saunas for men and women will be constructed. The outdoors is being planned with a park-like atmosphere with plenty of parking facilities.
Two chosen by GOP Drinking by teenagers is target to run for Assembly (Continued from page 1) of crackdown started by police They will be followed by the 20th primary; Chabak is running as an District legislative candidates. LINDEN—Linden police have begun Marcino said these incidents are not taverns for selling alcohol to underage independent. Republican Registrar Richard a crackdown on drinking by teenagers isolated, but part of a growing trend. drinkers, he noted. Before charges can The program will open a 45-minute Hatfield of Scotch Plains and his in the wake of two September incidents "It’s coming to light we're having a be lodged, the teenagers must either session for candidates for the Union Democratic opponent, Joanne Rajoppi in which several minors and two juvenile problem in our local taverns; admit where they bought the alcohol or County Board of Freeholders: of Springfield, and Democratic Sheriff taverns where charged with violating bartenders will have to be extra careful be caught at the tavern, said Marcino. Republicans Frank Lehr of Summit, Ralph Froehlich of Elizabeth and his the city alcohol consumption ordinance, from now on,” said the detective. Bob Miller of Berkeley Heights and Republican opponent. Bill K elly of according to Detective Richard Mar- Police have a problem in prosecuting Paul O’Keeffe of Plainfield, and Elizabeth, also have been invited to cino. Democrats Michael Lapolla of take part. Marcino reported that police are Elizabeth, Brian Fahey of Westfield finding teenage drinking “ more and and Ron Scorese of Kenilworth. Lehr is more of a problem; juvenile drinking is FREE at present the freeholder chairman. Two lauded and w e're here to subdue it.” (Continued from page l) In one incident, he said, police found Car salesman to expand," predicted Hudak. seven Linden residents, one of them an ART CLASSES In other business the following adult and six teenagers ranging in age resolutions were passed: from 17 to 19, drinking beer behind the A t earns award •Planners Diversified was authorized Lithuanian Club Pavilion off Mitchell L IN D E N —James J. Maroney, a to oversee distribution of surplus land Avenue. Police charged that one of the VICTOR CARDOSO fe.ft6Y + Sunnyside Recreation Center salesman for Suburban Dodge, Inc., at the Linden Airport. The firm will group, a I9-year-old who was not of age A nd Metuchen, has received an award for receive $7,500 for that role. to drink, used a false identification to East Branch Library individual performance in selling •Council went on record as objecting buy the beer for the others. Dodge vehicles. A resident of Linden, to the state-mandated raise in dog Cardoso works The seven teenagers were charged Maroney reached the silver level of licensing fees, which council described with drinking under the age limit and For Linden Students recognition in Dodge's Sales as "discrim inatory" against residents for United Way drinking in public. The adult, who is 24, Grades 4th to 12th Professionals Club who neuter their dogs. The increase in was charged with drinking in public. LINDEN—Victor Cardoso of Linden Specially-designed incentives and fees will be paid to the state for control A second incident occurred when h 3o SruWsSjotcr tw is serving as an executive-on-Ioan to the Call 862-0300 awards are provided for product of stray animals. police allegedly found a 17-year-old OMwkj AjJ 6? 8*7 o r 7 Linden Recreation knowledge and sales achievement at •Council authorized the Union County 1983-84 United Way of Essex and West Elizabeth girl consuming alcohol in three performance levels — bronze, Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Hudson annual fund-raising campaign Koza's Tavern. Police said a male Cardoso is employed by Western silver and gold Membership in each Animals (S P C A ) to continue animal friend had bought drinks for her. level is determined by points earned for control for the city at a cost of $27,000 Electric Company as a planning Both the girl and her friend were engineer. He received his B.S.E.E. sales of new cars and trucks. for the next year. charged with violating the city alcohol from Villanova University. Linden Public Notice ordiance, and the tavern was charged "Loaned executives" are with allowing her to drink PUBLIC NOTICE A P P R O V E D A U G U S T 22, )V/¥, runoff rate computations shall be management people selected by their CITY OF LINDEN AND AS AMENDED AND SUP Just arrived 3.2 inches per hour experienced PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given ' PLEMENTED. d u r in g th e s to rm o f A u g u s t 2, 1973. companies to put their talent and that the following ordinance was in BE IT ORDAINED BY THE Section 2, The rem aining provisions leadership qualities to work full-time Opinions troduced and passed on first COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF of the chapter hereby amended and reading by the Council of the City of LINDEN: supplemented shall continue in full for the United Way for three months (Continued from page 1) Linden in the County of Union, Section i. That Chapter XIX, force and effect to the same extent State of New Jersey, on Tuesday, Flood Control, shall be and the as if herein fully repeated during the height of the campaign. “ I feel it is a very busy street. When I O c to b e r 4, 1983 a n d w ill be same is hereby amended as S e c tio n 3. if a n y s e c tio n , Twenty-one men and women from presented for further consideration fo llo w s subsection, provision, clause, or go home, I don’t even go down Stiles New Jersey! and hearing to be held in the Coun Chapter XIX, Flood Control portion of this ordinance is adjudg leading companies comprise the 1983 Street to go home,’ ’ she said. cil Chambers, City Hall, Wood 19 4 8 Design of Storm Wafer ed unconstitutional or invalid by a Avenue, Linden, New Jersey on Detention Facilities. court of competent jurisdiction, loaned executive team. Evelyn Amster, whose son owns a N o w y o u ca n g o first T u e s d a y , O c to b e r 18, 1983 a t 8.00 By deleting section a and in such adjudication shall not affect Headquartered in Newark, the class and save money. P M. prevailing time, or as soon serting a new section a. as follows the remaining sections, bagel shop in the Pathmark shopping thereafter as the matter can be a Storm water detention subsections, provisions, clauses, or United Way of Essex and West Hudson center, has lived and worked in the St, Save $2 off the 750ML, re a c h e d facilities shall be designed to con portions, which shall be deemed VAL D. IMBRIACO tain an amount equal to the in severable therefrom. is the largest United Way in the state. A George Avenue for years 1 Liter or 1.75 Liter bottle C ity C le rk crease in volume of runoff which Section 4. All ordinances or parts record goal of well over $8 million has AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND would result from development of of ordinances inconsistent herewith She said she thought the mall could of Passport Scotch. Just AND SUPPLEMENT CHAPTER any site The volume of runoff shall are hereby repealed been set for the 1983 campaign The have beneficial effects: “ As a shopper, XIX, FLOOD CONTROL, OF AN be computed on the basis of the in Section 5. This ordinance shall attach the cash register ORDINANCE ENTITLED, "AN ifial rainfall period of the August take effect in the manner provided United Way helps to support more than I patronize nearby stores also ... It will 27 28, 1971 ( P o r ia ) s to rm T h e to ta l b y la w receipt to the refund ORDINANCE ADOPTING AND 70 health and service agencies serving bring more people to the area. 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4 Commerce Drive Cranford, New Jersey 07016 10 — Thursday, October 6, 1983 — SERVING ROSELLE, ROSELLE PARK AND LINDEN Rev. Laustsen Clubs in the new s [Social to be installed THE UNITED PRESBYTERIAN Sparta information can be obtained by calling Women of the Linden Presbyterian Hostesses for the September meeting 574-3533. as new pastor Church will sponsor a fish and chips were Mildred Fischer, Alice Kennedy, Catholic Services to hold Rev Jeffrey P Laustsen of Roselle THE UNDEN LODGE of B’nai dinner tomorrow in the church all, Dorothy Klose. Beulah Lamont and Ann will be im talled in a service in St Orchard Terrace, Linden There will be Lelko B’rith will hold an address by Rabbi Paul’s Lutheran Church, Linden, Oct. two seatings, one at 5 p.m. and another The Tuesday Social Club, which Arnold Belzer of the W ycoff Franklin benefit dance, reception 16 at 4 p.m. The Rev. Herluf M. Jenaen, at 6 p.m It was announced that tickets Lakes Synagogue Oct. 20 at 8 p.m. in the meets at the Sunnyside Recreation bishop of the N.J. Synod of the Lutheran must be purchased in advance Ad Mikor Chayim Suburban Jewish Tickets may be purchased by calling Center, Melrose and Orchard Terrace, The Catholic Community Services of Church in America will participate in ditional information can be obtained by is sponsored by the Linden Recreation Center, Linden The address will focus Union County will hold its fourth annual 486-6230. the service. calling 486-3073 or 486-8032 Department on “ reconstructionism, its theology, Union County Catholic Community dance and reception benefit Oct. 16 A native of North Plainfield, Pastor practices and relationship to the Services offers residents counseling from to 7 p.m. in the Suburban Hotel. Lausten is a graduate of Ursinus The Past Presidents' Club of the A PRO G RAM , sponsored by the modern and traditional branches of and rehabilitative assistance with Summit. Metropolitan Opera star College (Pa.) and the Lutheran Judaism Rabbi Belzer also will outline mental, emotional and physical Seventh District State Federation of Newark Archdiosesan Ministry to Jerome Hines, and his wife, Lucia, are Theological Seminary (Pa.) He the reconstructionist position and views problems It was announced that Women's Clubs, will open its season Separated and Divorced Catholics, will honorary chairmen. assumed his duties as pastor of St be held Tuesday at 7:30 p m in the toward contemporary issues, problems service is on a non-sectarian basis, and with a noon luncheon and general Msgr. Joseph Loreti, pastor of the Paul’s on July 1 He and his fiance, and understandings. A question and fees “ are often on a sliding scale.” meeting Oct. 20 at the Woman’s Club of church hall of the Church of the Church of the Assumption, Roselle Susan Randolph, plan to be married in Little Falls Mrs. Robert Black Jr. will Assumption, West Westfield Avenue, answer session will follow. Park, serves on the honorary com January,1984 preside at the 9:30 a m meeting and the Roselle Park It will feature a four- mittee. In 1982, Msgr Loreti received Dr Max Edwin Nuscher, pastor of St A SQUARE DANCE will be held Oct. M /che/e Sedia luncheon, which will follow member panel, whose members are in the CCS Human Services award "fo r John's United Church of Christ in 22 in the fellowship hall of the Com Adelaide Phillips Bull, mezzo- various stages of separation, divorce outstanding support of agency Pennsylvania, will preach at the ser munity Methodist Church, Grant soprano soloist and pianist, will be and annulment programs.” betrothal told vice He is the author of a variety of Ann Sheridan, parish representative, Avenue and Chestnut Street, Roselle featured. A ceremony will be held to honor Dell Mr and Mrs Salvatore J Sedia of religious articles, pamphlets and Reservations deadline is tomorrow, has announced that the panel will Park. Round dancing will be included Raudelunas, executive director of South Broad Street, Linden, have an devotional booklets, as well as a and reservations can be made by consist of both men and women The event will begin at 8 p.m. and run to Eastern Union County United Way, and nounced the engagement of their composer and lyricist of hymns contacting Mrs Stanley E Traczewski Following a brief talk by each panel 11 p.m. John Nagy will served as caller Peter M. Shields, director of the Union daughter, Michele F. Sedia, to Felix Following the service, a dinner will member, a question and answer period Refreshments may be purchased from County Division on Aging, for their Pasquale of Avenel, son of Mr. and Mrs. be held in honor of the 55th anniversary THE REV. JAMES A. DiQuattro, will be held Refreshments will be the youth groups. "efforts on behalf of all Union County Anthony Pasquale of Clark. of St. Paul’s parish who was ordained Sept. 28 at the served, and the public is invited to citizens.” The bride-elect, who was graduated Langhorn Presbyterian Church in COLLEGE AGE NIGHT of attend from Seton Hall University, is em Pennsylvania, will preach Sunday at Recollection will be held Oct. 23 from 6 ployed by AT&T Bell Laboratories, Call it kartofel the 10 a m. worship service at Osceola THE ELIZABETH CHAPTER of to 10 p.m. in St. Theresa of the Child Whippany. Presbyterian Church, 1689 Raritan Hadassah will hold a luncheon meeting Jesus Church, 131 East Edgar Road, Her fiance, who was graduated from or just potato Road, Clark. Linden. Tuesday at noon at the YM -YW HA, Elizabeth Preparatory High School, is Rehearsal for the children's choir Green Lane, Union. The program will “ Spirituality and the Young Catholic To the French, it is pomme de terre employed by T$ Auto Wreckers, Inc., will be held Sunday at 11 a m. under the feature Dr Ezekial Barber, who will Adult,” an evening of prayer and or apple of the earth. To the Dutch, it is Avenel. direction of Kenneth R Barta ^ea present an illustrated lecture on the reflection, will be offered for college aardappel or earth appel To the Scouts will meet tonight at the church subject of Jews in India age men and women by the Rev. Russians, it is Kartofel and to the The Chancel Choir will rehearse tonight Gert Sherr, president, and Lena Michael Robinson, OFM, Cap., and the Intermarriage Germans, it’s Kartoffel. Here in at 8 o'clock. Jacobs, program chairman, have in Rev. Paul Bochicchio. America, we know this popular vited members and their guests to the to be subject vegetable as the potato. DR. BOB LEM ON will be the first meeting THE CLARA BARTON Auxiliary of Some culinary historians credit the “ Interm arriage — From the P e r guest preacher in a series at the Grace the Eastern Union County Chapter of conquistadores, who explored South spective of the Jewish P aren t" will be and Peace Fellowship Church, 950 THE WILSON PARK Wednesday the American Red Cross has announced America, with the introduction of the the subject of a meeting of the Greater Raritan Road, Cranford, beginning Social Club will meet Wednesday at plans for bus trips. potato to Europe Others say potatoes The group will visit Boston, Nov. 12; Elizabeth Section, National Council of Sunday, Monday and Tuesday at 8:30 12:30 p.m. in Wilson Park, Linden. The were brought to England by early Bethlehem and Allentown in Penn Jewish Women (NCJW), Wednesday at and 10:30 a m., and at the 7 p.m. ser program will feature a demonstration colonists. sylvania, Dec. 3, and Lincoln Center, 8 p.m at the YM -YW H A of Eastern vices. Dr. Lemon is superintendent of on the making of artificial flowers and a Contrary to what might be believed, New York City, to see “Nutcracker Union County, Green Lane, Union. The Faith Christian Fellowship Churches in money tree Rita Weissman is program the Germans, not the Irish, were the Suite” Dec. 4. topic will be discussed by Rabbi Tulsa, Okla. chairman. first big potato eaters in Europe, And a Jonathan Porath of Temple Beth O’r, Plans will be made for a trip in DEBORAH FEEHAN, a senior at favorite German dish is Fricadellen Clark, past president of the Union THE UNION COUNTY Baptist November and a Christmas and Girls Catholic High School, Roselle, These tasty little Potato-Beef Cakes are County Board of Rabbis. Church of Clark will hold Sunday main Hanuka party in December The club is was guest speaker at a covered dish an economical main dish when made The NCJW is celebrating is 90th worship services at 11 a.m. and at 7 sponsored by the Linden Recreation supper meeting recently of the with either leftover beef or ground beef anniversary this year. The section has p.m Dr Frank D. Papandrea, pastor, Department. Suburban Woman’s Club of Union. Miss For a real German-style dinner, serve served the communities of Union, will serve as preacher A Sunday School Feehan was the club’s delegate to this them with a wedge of cabbage or with will be held for all at 10 a m., followed Roselle, Roselle Park, Kenilworth, THE UNION EVENING Chapter of year’s New Jersey State Federation of MICHELE F. SEDIA sauerkraut. by a Children s Church at 11 a m. Elizabeth and Hillside for more than 65 Women's Aglow Fellowship will meet Woman’s Clubs Citizen Institute and FELIX PASQUALE POTATO-BEEF CAKES years. The Ladies Fishers Club and Oct. 13 in Montagna’s Restaurant, attended a week’s program in June at Potato Buds mashed potatoes fellowship will meet Tuesday at 10 a m. Metuchen Guest speaker will be Douglass College, New Brunswick. Engagement ( enough for 4 servings) The Singles Fellowship will meet Monica Lanza. Reservations can be A 'saladwich' 1 egg, slightly beaten Saturday at 7 p.m. Additional in obtained by calling 382-6032 2 cups cut-up cooked beef or l pound formation can be obtained by calling Stork club is announced ground beef, cooked and drained. 574-1479 St. Paul's United Methodist Church of without bread An eight-pound, five-ounce daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Levenstein of 4 cup sliced green onions (with tops) Roselle, Aldene and Wheatsheaf roads, Who says you need bread to make a Roxanne Messerle, was born Aug. 11 in Clifton have announced the 4 teaspoon garlic salt THE LADIES AUXILIARY, Elmora will sponsor a rummage sale in sandwich? With a Saladwich, your St Elizabeth’s Hospital, Elizabeth, to engagement of their daughter, Judy 1/8 teaspoon pepper Hebrew Center, Elizabeth, will meet Fellowship Hall Oct. 14 from 9 a.m.to 3 “ bread” is a slice of iceberg lettuce. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Messerle of Linden Marcia, to Philip Martin Kruger, son of 2 tablespoons all-purpose flour Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the center at 420 p.m On sale will be seasonal clothing It’s actually an open-faced sandwich Mrs. Messerle is the form er Francine Mr. and Mrs. Morris Kruger of Hillside 2 to 3 tablespoons butter or West End Ave. A representative from for the entire fam ily, toys, household that tops the lettuce with a slice of brick Vence of Elizabeth. Road, Linden. The announcement was margarine the Women's Division, Jewish items, attic treasures, books, cheese, tomato, boiled ham and green A seven-pound, 15-ounce son, made on Aug. 6. Prepare mashed potatoes as directed Federation of Central New Jersey, will magazines and bric-a-bac. pepper ring*, Since mq*t .open faqsd Christopher James, was bom Sept. 9 in The bride-elect, who was graduated' on package for 4 servings except— discuss "Mispacha (family) An sandwiches are topped with a sauce, try Monmouth Medical Center, Long from the Wharton School of Business of decrease water to cup. Stir in egg. O verview ." THE REV. RONALD JULIAN, creamy cucumber dressing to enhance Branch, to Mr. and Mrs. James Truhe the University of Pennsylvania, is a beef, onions, garlic salt and pepper Future events will include an Oneg pastor of the Christian and Missionary your ingredients It’s made with real Jr., of Toms River, form erly of Union. third year student at the University of Shape into 8 patties, coat with flour. Shabbat Dec. 2 and a donor dinner May Alliance Church of Cranford, has an cucumber and sour cream that adds a He is the couple's first child. Pennsylvania Law School. Heat butter in 10-inch skillet until 22,1984 nounced plans for the 65th annual delighful flavor to any of your salad Mrs Truhe, the former Maryanne Her fiance, who was graduated from melted. Cook patties in butter until missionary conference at the church at wich combinations. Butner, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs the University of Pennsylvania and brown, 4 to 5 minutes on each side. 4 THE CLIO CLUB will meet Tuesday Retford Avenue and Cherry Street Oct. SALADW ICH Bert Butner of Roselle Park Her Cornell Law School, is employed by a servings. at 1:30 p.m. at 128 East Fifth Ave , 16 to Oct. 23. This year’s conference will Iceberg lettuce sliees husband is the son of Mr. and Mrs. law firm in Philadelphia, Pa. High Altitude Directions (3500 to 6500 Roselle. A program, "Sandy Hook, feature missionaries from Upper Volta Natural brick cheese slices or natural James Truhe of Union Great- An August 1984 wedding is planned. feet): No adjustments are necessary. Then and Now,’’ will be presented by in Africa, Mexico and Brazil Sunday grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Swiss cheese slices Tom Hoffman of Gateway National services are at 9:30 a.m,, 11 a.m. and 7 Truhe of Union. Tomato slices Recreation Area Joan Gasorek is p.m ., and weekday services will be held Boiled ham slices An eight-pound, 12-ounce son, Peter School lunches Wash curtains president, and Rose Kiernan is each evening at 7:30 Additional in Green pepper rings Lawrence Fishman, was born Aug. 24 ROSELLE PARK MIDDLE SCHOOL program and communications chair formation can be obtained by calling Creamy cucumber dressing in Saint Barnabas Medical Center, FRIDAY, pizza, vegetable, fruit, man 276-1617. For each serving, top lettuce slice with soft hand Livingston, to Mr. and Mrs. Richard juice, egg salad sandwich, milk; Shower curtains need to be cleaned Clio’s annual Christmas fair, with cheese, tomato, ham and green Fishman of Livingston. He joins a T U E S D A Y , fran kfu rter on roll, regularly to prevent mildew build-up featuring handmade holiday THE ROSARY ALTAR Society of St. brother, Neil Samuel, 34. potatoes, vegetable, fruit, peanut pepper. Serve with dressing. Elizabeth’s Church, Linden, • will and remove dried soap and scum decorations and gifts will be held at the _ Mrs Fishman, the form er Jean butter and jelly sandwich, milk; sponsor an award-winning film, "A Most shower curtains should be clubhouse from 10 a.m to 4 p.m. Oct. Goldhammer, is the daughter of Mrs. WEDNESDAY, spaghetti with meat 27. Man For All Seasons,” Oct. 20 at 7:30 Charge for pictures washable However, some artistic or Shirley Goldhammer of Springfield, sauce, bread and butter, tossed salad p.m. at the Linden Twin Cinema. Ad unusual creations might not withstand The club will celebrate its 100th and the late Mr. Philip Goldhammer. with dressing, fruit, Bologna and E ffective Sept. 15, there will be a $10 anniversary on April 17,1984 ditional information can be obtained by either the usual washer or hand Her husband is the son of Mr. and Mrs. cheese sandwich, milk; THURSDAY, charge for publication of wedding and washing methods and must be calling Rita Petti at 241-2869, Catherine Irving Fishman of Linden, The baby's burger on bun, potatoes, vegetable engagement pictures Wedding and protected with a plastic liner. DR. W. A. PASTERNACK, DPM, will Polaschock, 486-0995 or Helen Rein, 486- paternal grandmother is Mrs. Bella chips, apple, milk, cold submarine engagement stories without pictures Hand washing is the most gentle for be guest speaker at Tuesday’s meeting 3572. Fishman of South Orange. sandwich with lettuce, fruit. will still be published without charge. the shower curtain. of the Tuesday Social Club, it was announced at the September meeting ST. MARY’S PARISH, 232 Central Lillian Martin, president, and Dr A ve , Rahway, will hold its 12th annual Pasternack will speak to members on parish fair Oct. 21, 22 and 23. The "Old ‘ ‘the care of the feet." Dr. Pasternak West” will be the theme this year. also will show slides. Proceeds will go to the support of St. PREPARING FOR A bus ride will be held Nov. 1 to Mary’s Grammar School. Additional COLLEGE BOARDS? For all the years of love. JOIN OUR P.S.A.T. FLOWERS * COMPUTERIZED AND S.A.T. 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VAL O. IMBRIACO C ity C le rk AN OBOINANCB AUTHORIZING TNI IMPROVIMBNT OP TH1 LINDBM LIBRARY, MAIN BRAN CH, LOCATRD AT 11 H. MRNRY STRUT, BY CONSTRUCTION OP NIW WINDOWS ANO RLATRD INIROY CON f ■ RVATION WORK, MAKING AN APPROPRIATION THRRRPOR ANO AUTHORIZING THR PI NAN CIWG TMRRROP. BH IT OROAINBO BY THI COUNCIL OP THR CITY OP LINDBN: lecttew 1. That the main branch of the LINOEN LIBRARY, located a t 31 E . H e n ry S tre e t, shall be Im p ro v e d b y the construction o f ne w windows and related energy con servation work Section 1. That said im provements shall be constructed as a g e n e ra l Improvement and the cost thereof shall be borne by the City at Large, Said Improvement shall be according to p la n s , specifications and profiles for said work prepared by the Library Board's architect or engineer and on file In the office of the Library Board and the same shall be done u nder the supervision of the L ib r a r y Board's architect or e n g in e er. Sectten 3. T h a t th e re s h e ll be an d h e re b y is authorized the issuance of bond anticipation notes and bonds o f th e C ity of Linden for the purpose o f fin a n c in g the cost of the aforesaid purposes in an amount not exceeding Forty Five Thousand Dollars ($45,000.00), being the estimated amount of obligations of the City of Linden to be Issued for the purpose of financing said Im provement. The estimated total cost of said Improvement Is stated to be the sum of Fifty Thousand D ollars ($50,000.00) $actia n 4. There Is hereby ap proprlated In addition to the obllga tlons hereby authorized the sum of Five Thousand Dollars ($5,000.00), which sum has been made available by provision in a previously adopted budget of the City of Linden as a down payment, said sum being not less than five per cent (5%) of the obligations authorized herein. Section J. It is hereby determ ined that the period of usefulness of the aforesaid Improvement, the flnanc ing of which the aforesaid oblige tions are hereby Issued, is the period of twenty (20) years, that the supplemental debt statement has been filed in the office of the City Clerk and that such statement shows the gross debt as defined In N.J.S.A. 40A, Chapter 2, is increas ed by authorization of the aforesaid obligations by the sum of Forty Five Thousand Dollars ($45,000.00), and that the obligations authorized by this ordinance w ill be within all debt lim itations prescribed by said C h a p te r. Section 4. The sum of Two Thou sand Dollars ($2,000.00) Is stated as the aggregate amount included In the cost of the aforesaid Improve ment for engineering and in spectlon costs, costs of authorizing, selling, and Issuing obligations, In eluding advertising In connection th e re w ith . Section 1. 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l V * 12 — Thursday, October 6. 1083 — SER VIN G LIN D E N Tigers big-play Raiders, prep for Rahway battle three touchdowns: a 75-yard run, a 22 By RON BRANDSDORFER nemesis, but the Tigers need another yard run and a 40-yard interception The statistics are impressive. Very victory to stay in contention for a North return He also added two extra point impressive indeed. Jersey, Section II, Group III playoff kicks for a -point performance Not only have Linden High’s Tigers berth 20 Defense was another key to the demolished Cranford (28-6) and Scotch And the Tigers have not beaten victory, as Michael Smith, Darren Plains (20-6) thus far this 1983 season, Rahway in five years, managing just Blakney and Nick Sheridan made seven but the two ballgames have been even one tie and four losses solo tackles each, ScotfSemanchik and more one-sided than the 48-12 scoring "This game will greatly determine Keith Ingram picked up fumbles, Carl difference might indicate what the future has in store for us," Onque and Taylor grabbed in Check it out: Martino said. “ We shouldn't have any terceptions and the Tigers recorded • The Tigers have piled up 615 yards trouble getting up for Rahway. One of seven sacks. in two games, with 507 coming on the the big motivating factors should be It won’t be quite that easy or one ground and another 108 in the air. that last year we had a poor per sided against the Indians, who are 1-1 • Linden’s top running back, speedy formance against them, and a lot of our kids are back from that team ” after a 22-0 rout of Toms River East. "W e must play our gam e," he added Rick Bowden, a tricky running back, is "W e've had a successful offense and the biggest offensive threat for the S p o rts defense to date, so we just have to Indians. (____ t h i s w e e k ) continue to make strides We can’t lose "In this type of ballgam e," Martino our intensity and concentration ." said, "w e can’t afford penalties, Craig Taylor, has rushed 22 times for Following Saturday's 1:30 p.m. game mistakes or fumbles " 232 yards, while George Walker has with Rahway at Cooper Field, life will “We get a test every week," he added 103 yards on 19 carries and Keith get increasingly difficult for Martino’s concluded, “ and this is a bigger test." Ingram has piled up 102 yards in just team. They'll play three straight road A big, big test indeed. seven tries. games — Irvington, Memorial of West TIG E R T ID B IT S -N e x t week's game • On the defensive end, Linden has New York and Plainfield — before will feature a matchup with a much allowed just 305 yards in two games returning for crucial home tests with improved Irvington team The Cam And the split looks like 78 rushes for just Elizabeth, Westfield and Union pers beat Newark East Side, 27-8, in 131 yards — that’s just 1.6 yards per Each remaining game will be a their season opener and were beaten by carry — and 15 of 33 passing for 174 major test, since Irvington (1-1) and Union, 29-0, last week Irvington has yards Plainfield (2-0) are much-improved size — three 230-pound linemen in • In addition, the Tigers have in over last year. Memorial is always a Larry Reynolds, Charles Hutcheson tercepted four passes and recovered hard-nosed club, Elizabeth and Union and Jeff Jones — and a super passing three fumbles. are unbeaten and state-ranked and combination in quarterback Maurice • And last but not least, all 14 points Westfield is still smarting over last Thomas and wide receiver Taibu ON THE RUN—Linden High's George Walker (34) breaks around a Scotch Plains have come against Linden’s second- w eek’s 41-0 thrashing from the Thomas ... Martino will watch the defender in the Tigers' 20-6 victory over the Raiders last Saturday at Cooper Field. team defense, not too mention a good Minutemen. results of Saturday’s Union-Elizabeth The unbeaten Tigers (2-0) will now host arch rival Rahway at home on Saturday. matchup very carefully. The Farmers percentage of the total yardage. But Martino’s not looking that far (John Boutsikaris Photo) No wonder head coach Joe Martino is ahead. After all, despite the easy will rely on running back Keith Peace, thrilled with his team’s early season victory over Scotch Plains last week, a sure-shot all-stater, while Elizabeth play and very confident going into this there were some problems. Like nine puts its money on its big, strong weekend’s big clash with Rahway. penalties for 110 yards and no passing defense. But this is a big game for the Tigers. yardage. Linden Public Notice Not only is Rahway probably a step up The Tigers beat the Raiders with a in class compared to Cranford and big-play offense and defense and the PUBLIC NOTICE Revision Reference 5 9.7 CITY OF LINDEN ADD: Scotch Plains and a traditional Linden “Craig Taylor Show.” Taylor scored PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given C O p e r a to r : that the following ordinance was in (1) Music machine or devices: A troduced and passed on first fee of 550 00 for the license for each reading by the Council of the City of such machine or device operated. Linden in the County of Union, (2) Amusement or entertainm ent Youngsters taking part State of New Jersey, on Tuesday, machines or devices (except pool O c to b e r 4, 1983 a n d w ill be or billiard tables not operated by presented for further consideration the insertion of a coin, slug, token, and hearing to be held in the Coun plate, disc or key): A fee of 550.00 cil Chambers, City Hall, Wood for the license for each such in PAL's football action Avenue, Linden, New Jersey on machine or device operated T u e s d a y , O c to b e r 10, 1983 a t 8:00 (3) Pool or billiard tables not The Linden Police Athletic League’s and Rams. All league games are played P M. prevailing time, or as soon operated by the Insertion of a coin, thereafter as the matter can be slug, token, plate, disc, or key A 1983 Pop Warner Junior Flag Football on Sundays at Cooper Field. re a c h e d . fee of $50.00 for the license for each League began play two Sundays ago at The league, for players ages 9-12, VAL D. IMBRIACO such machine or device operated C ity C le rk Section 2. The remaining provi Linden High School’s Edward R. features the following teams, coaches AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND sions of the chapter hereby amend AND SUPPLEMENT CHAPTER ed and supplemented shall continue Cooper Field with all four junior teams and rosters: XXIII, FEES, OF AN OR in full force and effect to the same inaction. DINANCE ENTITLED "AN OR extent as if herein fully repeated REDSKINS DINANCE ADOPTING AND Section 3. If any section, Four teams are involved in the ENACTING THE REVISED subsection, provision, clause or Coaches—Jerry Highberger and Bob GENERAL ORDINANCES OF portion of this ordinance is adjudg league the Steelers, Redskins, Jets THE CITY OF LINDEN, 1979" ed unconstitutional or invalid by a Stelzle. P A S S E D A U G U S T 21, 1979 A N D court of competent jurisdiction, Mike Babulski, Kirk Highberger, A P P R O V E D A U G U S T 22, 1979, such adjudication shall not affect AND AS AMENDED AND SUP the remaining sections, Middle School Robert Stelzle, Quincy Spann, Tommy PLEMENTED. subsections, provisions, clauses or BE IT ORDAINED BY THE portions, which shall be deemed Hutton, Jason Hannibal, Sean Griffin, COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF severable therefrom. Andrew Bastedo, Greg Bastedo, John LINDEN: Section 4. All ordinances or parts rips Westfield Section l. That Chapter XX III, of ordinances inconsistent herewith Heins, Mike Kielb, Mike Hertz, Chris Fees, shall be and the same is ar'rf hereby repealed hereby amended and supplemented Section 5. This ordinance shall Talk about impressive debuts... Dasilva, Jason Dasilva and Charles as fo llo w s take effect in the manner provided Chapter X X III, Fees b y la w Linden’s Middle School football team, Strong. 23 3.5 L ice n s e s 001793 Linden Leader, October 6, STEELERS Coin operated automatic 1983 comprised of seventh and eighth grade m a c h in e s (Fe<; 523.25) players from Soehl and McManus Coaches—George Jenkins and middle schools and coached by Paul Charles Artutis Sep and Clinton Beriont, put on quite a Duffy Coughlin, Jeff Sliver, Reggie show in its first ballgame ever, Sumner, Jamie Wilson, A1 Strydesky, destroying Roosevelt of Westfield by a James Rankosky, David Fish, Mark DAVID B. LITTMAN 4(H) score. Amato, Tommy Artutis and Terrance ATTORNEY AT LAW Linden powered to a 32-0 halftime Brown. 129 N. WOOD AVE., LINDEN 925-6343 lead and then let its defense take care of RAMS Coaches—Bob Giegrich and Bruce the rest The Middle School received PERSONAL INJURY including: strong defensive performances from Sachesnki. • Auto Accidents linebackers Junel Huddleston, Lamont Ronald Tomcho, Shawn Bacon, Billy • Fall Downs Tate, Corey Floyd and Joe Morgan, Mack, Ryan Guerra, Bryan Stigliano, while Reggie Locke also played well. Nick Stigliano, John Campione, Robert • W orker's Compensation But the spotlight belonged to the Cesaro, Frank Cascarelli, Tommy Qualy, Dennis Wright, Dwayne Wright, offense in this ballgame. Gene Law, a CRIMINAL All areas including: speedy running back, dominated the David Saley and Ogdon Lee. ballgame by scoring four touchdowns JETS • J u v e n il e One run cam e on a punt return and a Coaches—Kevin Van Allen and Ken • Municipal Court second came on a kickoff, while two Angelo Sr. runs from scrimmages, one for 40 yards David Lang, Eddie Howe, John REAL ESTATE Daniel, Marquis Clyburn, Vincent and another for 37, also accounted for MATRIMONIAL • WILLS& ESTATES Williams, Al-Thuan Newton, Darian TDs. Hours by Appt. Eves. & Sat. A vailable Law wasn’t the only offensive Cluburn, Kenny Larmore. Robert standout Kelvin Johnson scored on a Larmore, Kris Van Cleave, Jeff Gar 40-yard jaunt and Tate, Johnson and diner, Scott Gardiner, Greg Demeter, Law added two-point conversion runs. Keith Idee and Kenny Angelo Jr. Also impressing the Linden coaches “The Pop Warner PAL Flag were Floyd at quarterback and linemen Football program is being played for Cornell Starling, Jerry Galluzzo and the first time and is a new addition to James Sporer the Linden P.A.L athletic programs Linden’s Middle School team will try throughout the year,” said the P A L to make it two straight victories when it director Det. Edward J. Flanagan. “ We hosts Elizabeth this afternoon (3:45) at hope the league will grow to eight Cooper Field teams in 1984.” Elect: JOANNE SIMONE BROS. OUR SERVICE 1405 Harding Ave. This colorful new cookbook is filled with some Makes the Difference spectacular and practical recipes, along with inter * Buy from a reputable company LINDEN serving Union and Middlesex counties esting information on diet and nutrition. RAJOPPI fo r 44 y e a rs . 8 8 2 - 2 7 2 6 * Complete heating installations Today s pork is right in tune with the new enthu * Prompt dependable service. 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A I / J LHS booters boost mark on 6-2 rout By RON BRANDSDORFER If the soccer season ended after six games, Linden High head coach Tony Picaro would probably win the Union County "Coach of the Y ea r" award for turning his team completely around The turnaround has been dramatic. After six games a year ago, the Tigers found themselves stuck with a 2-4 record But this time around, after six games against the same foes, Linden is 4-2 and brimming with confidence And one more fact: While the Tigers were bombarded 11-0 by a .500 Ir vington team a year ago, they were nipped 4-0 this time by an unbeaten Camper squad Now comes the difficult part, though "Our next 10 games, until the end of the season, is where things will get very interesting," said Picaro, considered one of the state's finest baseball coaches. "W e've got the heavyweights coming in now " He’s not kidding. Of the Tigers' first six opponents, just Irvington is con sidered a state power. But here comes Union tomorrow at Wheeler Park. Rahway on Monday at home and powerful Scotch Plains away on Wednesday
" I f we go in, battle teams to the ball and play aggressively," Picaro said, SPLISH, SPLASH—Linden High coach Tony Picaro, above left, “ w e've got a shot. If a team comes in gives some pointers to one of nis players during the Tigers' 4-0 and takes us too lightly, we could pull loss to undefeated Irvington on a rainy Friday afternoon in Ir out a tie or an upset." vington. At right, sweeper Jerry Cassiba (14) battles Irvington striker Wilson Cusano for a very wet ball. An upset would be a big boost to the (John Boutsikaris Photo) Tiger program. While Picaro believes his team can compete with the middle Linden certainly looked like a much- out a tie with Irvington," he said. "As and Roger Novoa knocked in one each. level teams in the area, he’s not quite improved club in a 4-0 loss to Irvington. skilled as a team like Irvington is, you The Tigers will need that kind of sure how his team will react to a steady Senior goalie Craig Mascot kept Linden have to beat them to the ball more and offensive show, not to rriention Mascot’s diet of Irvingtons, Unions and Scotch in the game with some super saves and mark their men tighter. ” strong play in the nets, in order to stay LAWNMOWER Plains. Jerry Cassiba, Ricardo LaFortune, The Tigers must have learned their with Union, Rahway and Scotch Plains. But he’ll find out soon. Craig Holderbaum and Andrew Tar- lesson, because they blew out Hillside, “ Everything's moving in the right “ I ’m not surprised that we’re 4-2," nowski also played well, but Irvington's 6-2, in their next outing. Mascot and direction," Picaro said. "E verything’s Picaro stressed, "but we’ve got our big skills proved to be too much. junior backup Jeff Brown split the positive." ones coming up. We need a major Picaro wasn’t at all disappointed with victory in goal, while Mitho Amilcar upset. The kids just don’t know what it his team's showing. came through with two goals and Jean “Now,” he added, “we’U see where is to beat a good club.” “ I honestly feel we could have pulled Chouloutte, Glen Larsen, Pat Scanlon we are and how far we still have to go ” Gymnasts thrilled with win over Elizabeth And that they put victory No. 1 in By RON BRANDSDORFER upset,” Treppunti explained. and Diane Bender “ In terms of the their pockets. Jill Treppunti is much too bubbly and “ Elizabeth had been scoring much confidence of the kids, everybody enthusiastic to keep her emotions higher — somewhere in the high 50’s.’ ’ contributed and was a part of the GYMNASTIC GEMS-After just tucked away on a typical day, so no one Maybe it was the pressure. When the victory.” three meets, Glasco has already expected the Linden High gymnastics two teams reached the floor exercise “ The kids were so enthused,” she qualified for the state’s regional WE CAN FIX IT...FAST! coach to ho-hum her team’s stunning portion of the action, it was anyone’s added. “It just came down to who competition. She has managed scores NEW SNAPPER MOWERS IN STOCK of 8.7 in vaulting and 8.35 in the uneven victory over Elizabeth last week meet. But Linden’s Dorian Richichi and wanted it more. ” Repairs On All Makes parallel bars and is now just points Let alone Treppunti herself. Beata Lipinski came through with solid Treppunti was a concerned coach entering the match. Not only was the away from qualifying in all four events Snowblower Repairs Done Also "I'm still a kid at heart," Treppunti routines to keep the Lady Tigers in the opponent a strong Elizabeth team, but and earning a berth in all-around said after Linden's first victory of the race. - ...... ,***< the meet was scheduled for the competition ... Tough competition may young season, an impressive 51-40.55 And then junior Arlene Glasco, one of CLARK POWER EQUIPMENT spacious (4,000 seats) Dunn Sports push Glasco over the top this week, as decision. " I went a little crazy, too. ’' the state’s best gymnasts, put the meet Center. Linden will face powerful Union 1132 W estfield Avenue, Clark The LHS coach had every reason to away with a 7.5 score in the event. “ The Dunn Center is so, so Catholic on the road tomorrow and Hours: 9 AM to 6 PM Daily 3813777 be excited. Not only was last Friday’s That’s when the celebration began. Scotch Plains away on Tuesday. “ We’ll decision Linden’s first victory of the “ It was really a team effort,” said tremendous,” Treppunti said. “I FREE Pick-up & Delivery For Linden With This Ad thought the kids would be awe-struck. have a really good chance to see some year, but it came against a favored Treppunti, who also received solid Expires 9-30-83 of the county’s best competition,” team efforts from Zava Berisha, Jackie I ’m really proud that they didn’t Treppunti said. “ It’ll be a tester for “ I would have to say it was a minor Fullem, Maria Goncalvez, Robyn Wood become unglued. ’ ’ Arlene.” Army next for Scarlet Knights
The big question for the 1-3 Rutgers The 6-2, 195-pound lefthander from points of the Nittany Lions, Farmingville, N.Y., regained his job football team on Saturday afternoon at Sandwiched between a pair of Lion with 10 minutes remaining in last Army's Michie Stadium will be whether tacklers, Hochberg suffered knee junior quarterback Jacque LaPrarie week’s Penn State game when Eric damage which required surgery can effectively step back into the Hochberg lay prone after tossing a 76- Sunday, and he will miss the remainder yard TD pass to flanker Andrew Baker starting role he was relieved of two of the season. Ironically, the scoring which brought Rutgers within four games back pass set a Giants Stadium collegiate record for distance and Hochberg’s 367 yards on the day go into the Scarlet Nietupsky wins honors record book.
More than 150 youngsters between boy over 10, Ross Simpson, 10 1/6 inch; After limited service behind the ages of six and 13 were on hand for largest fish caught by a boy under 10, LaPrarie in the season opener and the annual fishing derby recently at Mike Macino, 10 1/2 inch; most fish following extended play against Boston Wilson Park, The derby was co caught by a boy over 10, Mark Mitchell, College, Hochberg started the Syracuse sponsored by the Linden Recreation 28; most fish caught by a boy under 10, game and went all the way, hitting 15 of Department and the 9th Ward Jeff Gardner, 9; first fish caught by a 22 passes for 154 yards. He recorded a Democratic Club which provided the boy, Kevin Iozzi, 9:35 a m.; first fish brilliant fourth period in the Boston prizes for the youngsters in various caught by a girl, Dana Hegedus, 9:38 College game, going 19 of 32 for 233 categories. a.m., and largest fish caught by a girl yards with a pair of touchdown tosses. Winners were as follows: Largest under 10, Liza Miskiewicz, 6-inch His 32 attempts in the final period is a catch of the day in all groups, an 11-inch catfish. pending NCAA record catfish, Chris Nietupsky; most fish Clerks and judges for the event were caught by a boy, Mike Hololka, 32; most supplied by the Ringneck Fish and “ It’s a terrible thing to happen to an fish caught by a girl, Erica Bradley, 32; Game Club. Members were Frank athlete," said Scarlet head coach largest fish caught by a boy, Vince Rose, Sebastin Commarata, Angelo Frank Burns. "H e was starting to play Pena, 9 3/4 inch catfish, largest fish Cartinella and Don Reider. Other consistently and now he’s done for the eaught by a girl, Heather Chamra, 9 3/4 volunteers included Jay Conway of year. The operation was successful but inch catfish; largest fish caught by a Linden. his future is in doubt."
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P — cor *&P, \P«n SPOP rfiPereoc' c s S S w SPoP p^cipe la wtfw to «••*•• if * o c u s on Union County O ctober 6, 1983 Section Two Of the Union Leader, Springifiekt Leader, Mountainside Echo, Linden Leader, The Spectator, Kenilworth Leader ^ Over 70,000 Readers Access assisting families in crisis By ADAM SOMMERS DeAngelis said that the mam the youngster to return to the the family members must agree The 17-year-old girl had had function of Project Access is to family, but of course it isn’t to participate. Then there is a several abortions and months of intervene between families in always healthy for the child to go screening process in which the family with her mother and crisis and police. back. Sometimes the parents are families’ neighbors are in stepfather. Finally the mother “ Before a complaint is signed very disturbed.” terviewed as well as the family, and stepfather, deciding they by a parent against a juvenile, In those instances, the and finally a police check is could no longer live with her, the police, according to state organization may try to arrange made on the family.” shipped her off to her grand law, must call Project Access for for the youth to stay with family Both police officials and mother. assistance,” she said. “ So far, or friends until both parties can DeAngelis say that one of the But the family soon realized for every 100 calls we have “ cool off,” DeAngelis said. As‘a major reasons the program has that that was not the solution received, over 70 youths have last resort, she added, a youth in been so successful is because it either. As a result, in June, the avoided being put in a shelter ” crisis might be placed for shelter treats the family as a whole, not parents signed a complaint of According to Det. James in what DeAngelis calls “ host just the youth. incorrigibility against the girl in Frank of the Linden Police homes” . DeAngelis said, “ Treating just order to have her removed from Department’s Juvenile Division, These are homes owned by the kids is not a good solution if the home. most of the families that come in county residents who have the family is not treated also, Under normal circumstances, to sign a complaint against their agreed that, at stressful times because the kid is then going she would have been sent to a children do so on charges of when there is no other choice, back to an unhealthy en juvenile shelter pending a final incorrigibility and failure of the they will feed and shelter youths vironment.” determination of her case by a youngsters to abide by the rules for up to 10 days, or until a Detective Thomas Schierer of family court judge. But that is of the house. reasonable solution can be the Hillside Police Juvenile not what happened — because of DeAngelis said that no matter worked out. Bureau said he had nothing but a recently-formed program what time of day or night the call DeAngelis said that there are praise for DeAngelis and the called Project Access. comes in, Project Access sends a between eight and 10 host homes program. Alison Corry, a counselor at counselor to the police station to in the county and that they are He said, “ They do a great job. Project Access, part of Union try and resolve the dispute. chosen very carefully. They don’t just go one on one; County’s Youth Services She said, “ The goal is to get She explained, “ First of all, all (Continued on page 2) Bureau, related the story of the 17-year-old as one typical of those she and her co-workers hear-every day. With the help of Project Access, Corry said, the girl was returned to her family and is currently doing well. According to Karen DeAngelis, director of the program, the organization was established last year to “ help families in crisis work out solutions to their problems, at least temporarily " The program has achieved a 70 percent success rate, she said. In Focus Senior Center: Area residents involved in Retired Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP) at Muhlenberg Hospital in Plainfield. page 3 United Way: Union County unit picks its corporate campaign cabinet and sets a $4 4 million goal. page 4 The winners Winning New Jersey Lottery numbers for the past month. page 4 I ■ FOCUSON UNION COUNTY— October 6, 1083 — Page2 said that 80 percent of the youths youths the of percent 80 Schierer that program, the said of effectiveness BACON O C A B ■ ff.” o thetime get oneld y rjc Acs hv not have Access Project by counselled ■ j drome. If someone needs a break, they they break, a needs someone If drome. 1 available. always e ae o e aeu o br-u syn burn-out of careful be more. to or day have a We for out counsellor a tire Only ■ ( M N • ■ because that said She counsellors. other tense,” she said. ‘‘A one-hour session can can session one-hour ‘‘A she said. tense,” CHUCK C U H C ■ S M A M ■ is someone basis, on rotating a work they » it.” about good very what’s that’s they group the whole fam ily together; together; ily fam whole the group they chancellor of higher education. higher of chancellor Franklyn Jenifer of Plainfield, vice vice Plainfield, of Jenifer Franklyn participate. will also alumni and faculty UCC procession. and have students UCC unity which to comm the throughout Northeast universities and education colleges higher rnfre wl tk pr i the in part take will transferred the in gymnasium the Center. Campus into moved will it be weather, inclement of 2 case In at p.m. campus Cranford the the on of held be Lawn South will which ceremony, the attend to public the to invitation open an colorful a with 16, procession. under academic Oct. get Sunday, will way celebration anniversary Access helps meet crises meet helps Access P M a r a i M As further evidence of the success and and success the of evidence further As (Continued from page 1) page from (Continued DeAngelis works with a staff of four four of staff a with works DeAngelis ‘h wr i vr dann, ey in very draining, very is work ‘‘The gaut o Hwr Uiest in University Howard of Dr. graduate be A will speaker keynote The Representatives of New Jersey’s Jersey’s New of Representatives issued president, UCC Orkin, Saul Dr. 50th year-long College’s County Union D E P P O H C 0 731-0991 201 \ 2 0 1 9M O R R I SA V E ‘“ piflSS n rocession to open anniversary celebration anniversary to open rocession SPECIAL! 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White at the to play recently who pianist, Noda, held be will Music Mostly and college the a sponsor onthe Southalso Lawn. will reception, College County Union of from 1970 to 1977 and at Rutgers Rutgers at education. higher became of he chancellor and vice 1979, when 1977 until to University 1970 from Agriculture of Department U.S. the with from virology plant in doctorate a holds from 1962 to 1970, at Livingston College College 1962 1970,Livingston at to served from He he Maryland. of degrees, University the master’s and his bachelor’s received he where D.C., Washington, esae rlae? rt t this to Write releases? preparing innewspaper help some like you Would esae ad s fr u “Tp on Tips “ our Releases.” News for Submitting ask and newspaper DeAngelis said that though the youths youths the though that said DeAngelis “ These kids and parents aren’ t bad, bad, t aren’ parents and kids These “ n tm wev cle te i to in them called e’ve w time Any “ Also on Oct. 29, the UCC Part-Time Part-Time UCC the 29, Oct. on Also Back-to- a by followed be will This A Golden Jubilee concert sponsored by by sponsored concert Jubilee Golden A Following the convocation, the Friends Friends the the convocation, Following ! j! §§ To Publicity Chairmen: Publicity To © PS 2 CLA R K E E K R CLA ”“* “ .” SNRHWO V. 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LINDEN—The Tremley Point Senior no longer be as mobile as they once were, Warren, Mamie Madison of Scotch Citizens Club celebrated July and August they are still using their time for projects Plains, Martha Davis and Karen Lynch UNIO N—“ Better than Before” is the birthdays at its first meeting of the new that help others of South Plainfield, Beatrice H. Brady of theme of a bazaar to be held Oct. 19, season. One example can be found at the Adult Plainfield and Mona Robertson of starting at 11 a.m., by the tenants of the Those honored were Mary Bartos, Medical Day Care Center at Muhlenberg Plainfield, who will serve as RSVP Ehrhart Gardens senior citizens complex Mary Haliscak, Michael Hrehovcik, Hospital in Plainfield, where eight area chairperson at Muhlenberg. on Frances Court in Union. Mary Junio, John Metrik, Anna Orak, residents, including two from Linden, In addition, Karen Lynch of South The bazaar, which is open to the public, Andrew Shoro, George Junio, Helen recently joined the Union County Retired Plainfield was inducted as a junior will present 10 tables of assorted goods as Laskoli, Helen Hackett,John Hlavly, Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP) volunteer. well as a special cake table. Coffee and Irene Kopchinski, Anna Miskonick, RSPV is a program in which men and During the ceremony, each participant cake will be served at a charge of 35 Charles Shamkey, Patrick DeFura, women aged 60 and over do a wide received an RSVP pin, a certificate and a cents. Ellwood Albright and Anna Salcock. variety of volunteer work. At the day flower. Theresa Cozzolino heads the com The group took a trip to Smithville care center at Muhlenberg, they have “ Through the RSVP program, our mittee in charge of arrangements for the recently, with a stop at the Renault folded aprons, sorted brochures and put medical day care participants are able to bazaar. Winery labels on literature to be mailed out. maintain and increase their contact with Other events scheduled by the tenants The Trem ley Point Senior Citizens include a bus trip to a flea market at Club meets on Mondays at the Seventh Chester Sunday; resumption of the Ward Recreation Center. It is sponsored “dancercise” socials on Wednesday by the Linden Recreation Department. under the direction of Alice Fernandez and Bernice Yerich, with entertainment UNIO N—The Golden Age Club of by Dexter Watson and Greek folk dance Elizabeth will celebrate its 35th an instruction by Chris Delemanis, and a niversary at a luncheon to be held at the trip to Atlantic City on Oct. 14. Clinton Manor on Route 22 in Union'at A nutrition talk was scheduled to be noon Wednesday Mixed media art goes on exhibit Mixed media art works by New York public, free of charge, from l to 4 p.m. City artist Rudolph Montanez will open Mondays through Saturdays, and from 6 the Union County College art shows for to 9 p.m. Mondays through Thursdays. this academic year at the Tomasulo Art Gallery in the MacKay Library on the This first artist exhibition of the season Cranford campus tomorrow. will be followed by Joyce Stillman- There will be an 8 p.m. reception for M eyers' paintings on Nov. 4 to 25 and the general public. Oct. 28 will be the Paul Richart’s paintings from Dec. 2 to final viewing day. 23. All the art shows are sponsored by The exhibition will be open to the UCC’s fine arts department. v TOWNLEY SUPERMARKET 1422 MORRIS AVE., UNION F Food Stamps 688-9709 Accepted No! 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So n ; n ( . r * o ¥ l u - C it* Complete Off-Premises D i v i s io n M Focus on entertainm ent FOCUS 5 — ON ON La Traviata' to be staged by opera, ballet groups October — COUNTY UNION The Jersey Lyric Opera Co. will opera company, and Carolyn Clark is at Rutgers University, Newark. Claire Each artist auditions for the role and all present Verdi's “ La Traviata” Oct. 29 at artistic director of the ballet. Salher of Cranford is producer. performances include a full orchestra 8 p.m., and 30 at 3 p.m. at the Wilkens Lewis, who also is a founder of the The Jersey Lyric Opera Co. was for and chorus Theater, Kean College of New Jersey, opera company, has announced that med in 1977 as a cooperative effort of There will be first-night receptions for Union. Tickets are available through the James Clark and Joseph Venesio of the professional and semi-professional ar artists and patrons. Kean College box office, 527-2337. New York City Opera Company have tists to bring opera to the New Jersey The Wilkens Theater box office is open It will be the first presentation in the been selected to sing the leading tenor public at affordable prices and to in from 10 a m. to 8 p.m. Monday through first combined series of the Jersey Lyric role in each performance. troduce school children to opera. Thursday and 10 a m. to 2 p.m. on Opera Company and the New Jersey “ La Traviata” will be conducted by It also serves as a training ground in Fridays. Ballet Two more opera and ballet Fedor Kabalin of the Manhattan School group performance for young artists and THURSDAY DEADLINE programs will be offered in the spring of Music and directed by Vern Smith of allows trained performers an op 6, All items other than spot news should 1983 Sonia Lewis is general manager of the Scotch Plains, professor of theater arts portunity to reach their local public. be in our office by 4 p.m . Thursday. Singers are invited to join concert choir The Concert Choir of the Stravinsky’s Symphony of New Jersey Schola Can- Psalms and Respighi's torum has invited ex Laud to the Nativity. Also perienced singers or scheduled is a Messiah talented college and high “ sing-in, play-in” Dec. 28 school students to join the at Crescent Avenue group. Rehearsals are held Church; Bloch's Sacred on Tuesdays from 8 to 10 Service on March 2, 1984 at p.m. at Wilson Memorial Temple Emanu-El in Church at the corner of Westfield, and the Durufle Valley and Hillcrest Roads. Requiem on a date in May This year’s programs to be announced will center around 20th Those interested in century music and include joining the group may a performance Nov. 27 at attend a rehearsal or call the Crescent Avenue 756-7311 for m ore in Church in Plainfield of formation. McCarter lists plays on Princeton stage The McCarter Theater, first show will be Center for the Perform ing Halloween and the three- Arts, Princeton, and the part program will feature Annen berg Center in m agician John Bundy. Philadelphia, Pa., are co Additional information can producing the American be obtained by calling (609 > premiere of Joanna M c 924-8777. Clelland Glass’ “Play Auditions have been M em ory,” directed by announced for children’s Harold Prince. The parts in M cCarter’s annual Princeton production will production of Charles play through Oct. 23. Dickens’ “A Christmas McCarter Theater, in Carol,” which will be conjunction with the Arts staged Dec. 16 through Jan. Council of Princeton, will 1, 1984. Eight children’s begin its series for roles will be open. children, “ Crackerjacks,” Auditions will be held at the Oct. 15 in the Art People theater Oct. 15 from 10 a.m. P la c e on W itherspoon to 5 p.m. and Oct. 16 from Street The theme of the 10 a.m. to noon. State Opera to sponsor a fashion and fur show Mrs Frederick R. Esty, company, will be guest of president of the Summit honor. A rea C hapter of the Another highlight of the Friends of the New Jersey evening wll be the State Opera, has an modeling of costumes from n o u n c e d th at each of the operas being Bloomingdale’s will presented this season, and present a fashion and fur additional costumes are show for men and women being showcased in the Oct. 21 at 7 p.m. at the Mall Bloomingdale store win in Short Hills. dows, as part of their “ Fete D France.” Champagne, wine, hot Tickets may be pur and cold hors’d ’oeuvres wll chased by contacting Mrs be served. Maestro Alfredo Peter T. Baab at 277-2944 or Silipigni, general director 277-8265 and Mrs. Attilio and conductor of the opera Bisio at 233-6849. Auditions set for new choir Union County residents director may audition for the Rehearsals will be held reorganized Union County Tuesdays and Thursdays in College Choir, it was an the North Lecture Hall on nounced by Professor Paul the UCC Cranford Campus Tse of Cranford, choir from 12:15 to 1:15 p.m. oos uiin c. 16 Oct. 2at auditions soloist nette White. nette First the 1984 performed in 21, be Jan. will which Brahms’ the for are soloists needed soprano baritone and that was It announced Westfield. 170 St., Church, Elm Baptist First the of in the sanctuary p.m. State C ollege facu lty lty facu 30 run and Nov. held be will ollege C State hrl r Sceys An the Society’s by Art provided Choral be will of Church Cranford. Presbyterian hold will Jersey New oe wl pa Fb 29, Feb. play will Howe, 3. Dec through Delgado Ramon member r em, ,” m ie u q e R n a erm G “ and Juliet" Oct. 12. It will will It 12. Oct. Juliet" and 1984 3. to March Montclair by Stones" “ 15 Romeo Oct. ‘ run through ‘ Shakespeare’s ith w will open its new season season new its open will of Monclair State College College State Monclair of FOCUS ON UNION COUNTY — October 6, 1983 — Paged of theater season theater of 22 people. soloists auditions soloists Societysets Choral daughter in “ Fort Apache, The Bronx " Bronx The Apache, Fort in“ daughter made her film debut as Paul Newman's Newman's Paul as debut film her made in Stapleton Maureen "Annie." with in role appeared She and title Kate the of role subsequently, the in was assignment I in“ Ullman Liv opposite ar Dagm of role “ The Electric Grandmother.” Tara Tara Grandmother.” Electric The “ Broadway next Her a." am M Remember her made Tara role. number, title the in musical Playhouse, Kennedy the Mill features Paper which the at run rawy eu a te g o 1 i the 12 in of age the at debut Broadway show, The 23. Oct. through Millburn, “ Tomorrow, Tom orrow ," stars Tara Tara stars ," orrow Tom Tomorrow, “ at Paper M ill ill M Paper at 'A nnie' is held held is nnie' 'A now to Oct. 23 Oct. to now Romeo' to be start be to Romeo' The Choral Art Society of of Society Art Choral The Audition accompaniment accompaniment Audition T h e p r e m i e r e of of e r e i m e r p e h T “ M useum ," by Tina Tina by ," useum M “ The Major Theater series series Theater Major The The Paper Mill production has a cast of cast has a production Mill Paper The The The musical,"Annie A ll ll A M O W . . W O M acwfDaw o Po ises Prom r u O on w a D f Eafciw li m illia W Alv; firm er or Mil'or : ; er t Alv;jr>f 'ror. firm 2331098 to . o5 M P 5 to M P 2 I. R F DINER RESTAURANT .” wit) continue its continue wit) .” ? ?i Ml Ljy Mountainside jiy L Mill R? ??it can be obtained by calling 232-2173. calling by obtained be can chorus is directed by by directed is chorus Evelyn Bleeke. Evelyn from 10a.m. to7p.m. 10a.m. 746-9120from call also may one 893-4205, Monday, and after ncl ng Polenc’s ’ c n 60-voice e l The o P ” Thompson’s Frostiana “ and Gloria” g “ in d lu c per in works choral of future formances for audition can be obtained by calling calling by obtained be can of thecollege. of campus the on auditorium in th e M e m o r ia l l ia r o m e M e th in May 2 to 5.May es hud e n u of our in spot be than should other news items ll A William Inge's “ Bus Stop" Stop" Bus “ Inge's William i Thursday m p 4 y b e fic March 24. March 22 through March run will Additional information information Additional Soloists of all voices may may voices all of Soloists Additional information information Additional Curtain will be at 8 p.m 8p.m at be will Curtain The season will end with with end will season The The spring dance festival festival dance spring The THURSDAY DEADLINE 0 ” LAe epe okhp hrdy fo 4:30 from Thursdays workshop Young For Erica Mime to 9.People” “ a conduct Nov. will through 19Babad Introduction Oct. “ 9:30 to workshop, e im m to6:30p.m. 7:30 from evenings Wednesday e,” im M students may contact the education education Friday. through m the a 9 Monday 4and 744-2933 p.m., between at contact department may students 10 from mornings Saturday Theater,” week in January, 1984 Prospective Prospective 1984 the January, in first For the through 22 week Oct. p.m. 1 to special a.m. Auditioning a ‘ ‘ offer will orkshop, w director, casting nounced its fall agenda. 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Bfoomffeld College, Franklin and New Jersey Shakespeare Festival at The award-winning musics/ comedy, October — Y T N U O C UNION Freemont streets, Bloomfield, Oct. 7 at 8 Drew University, Madison, will present a “ Annie," which opened Oct. 5, will run p m. It will play every Friday and program, “ Edmund Kean Plays Kean,’ through Oct. 27 with performances Saturday through Nov. 5. Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in Room VE-118, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday for Producer David G. Kennedy will direct Kean College of New Jersey, Union. senior citizen audiences Among the members of the cast is Pam Torsiello of the play. Kean was considered a greatest Roselle Park. The next production will be Ronald Shakespearean actor Barry founded the Buddy Knox, Johnny Tillotson, Tommy Harwood's ‘‘The Dresser" Nov 11 Shakespearean theater in 1963 and has Roe and Bobby Vee will appear together through Dec. 10. Kennedy will be starred been featured in such title roles as Oct. 21 at 7:30 and 11:30 p.m. in the play “ Hamlet” and “ Richard III ” In ad “ A Christmas Carol" will open Dec 16. dition, he has been guest lecturer at Additional information can be obtained colleges and universities across the 6, by calling 429-7662 country including Pennsylvania State Concert series 1983 There will be an open casting for “ The University and Princeton University. D res ser” on Saturday at noon His career also includes appearances set for season Rehearsals will be held Monday, in television and motion pictures, such as The Garden State Chamber Orchestra Tuesday and Wednesday evenings. “ Battle Cry” and “ Brigadoon.” He will present three concert series this There also is a casting call for children founded the Keeweenaw Playhouse in season under the leadership of its to appear in "A Christmas Carol.” Calmet, Mich., and directed such founder and music director, Frederick Elephant Man' set companies as Asolo State Theater of Storfer. The ensemble includes 17 Florida, New Orleans Repertory professional string players. at Edison Playhouse Theater, New York City’s Equity The series will include three programs each and presented at John Harms The Tony Award-winning play, “The Library Theater and Kennedy Center in Englewood Plaza, Englewood: Morris Elephant M an," by Bernard Pomerance, Washington, D. C. During the summer, Barry presented Museum of Arts & Sciences, Morristown, will play every Friday and Saturday at PAUL B AR R Y and the Metropolitan VM -YW HA, West 8:30 p.m. and every Sunday at 7:30 p m “ The War of the Roses” in three the Madison theater. Orange. through Oct. 23. Shakespearean plays including “ Henry The program is free of charge, and the Additional information can be obtained Additional information can be obtained VI,” “ Edward IV” and “Richard III” by public is invited to attend. by calling 488-2168. by calling 755-4654. 80 actors on three successive nights in We’re not only engaged in weddings... When it comes to office parties we also Super-Value mean business. We have the LARGEST SELECTION of KOSHER meals & groceries on the East Coast BANQUETS OFFICE PARTIES Now is the time to plan your corporate celebrations at the Old Cider Mill. A tradition of fine dining and quality service for over sixty years. 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Call 964 4130. ASSEMBLY t I o n . mediate opening for. a full time teresting position for per T, ipr in our Mountainside office years of age. Apply in per WORKERS sonable individual. No ex |201| 522 3680 The ndividual we’re seeking must son, HAMILTON WINE & Light assembly work from have previous teller or cashier ex perience. Will train. Good your home. Excellent in p e rie e . ■ LIQUOR, 2321 Route 22, MODEL SEARCH f c 7he Union, N.J. typing necessary. Ex come opportunity for cellent salary and benefits. Couture Modeling Agency m Summit We offer a good starting salary and housewife, etc. Start im excellent company paid benefits in Chatham area. Call needs models and is com mediately. Call Maggie at Barxxxpuration e lu d in g d e n ta l p la n CHILD CARE between 4 8 PM 635-6097. ing to Springfield, (312) 969 8686, also open 100 In d u s tr ia l Rd Thursday Oct. 13, at the Berkeley Heights, N.J. Please call our employm ent office at AIDE DRUGSTORE Holiday Inn. Route 22, open evenings. 07922 354 7400, e x t. 321, T u e s d a y an d Equal Oppty. emp. m /f/h Thursday only for an appointment Part time position at Requires person for all call 8:30 PM ASSISTANT TEACHER around work. Excellent op SHARP Full time for pre school day Governor Livingston Regional High School in portunity for ambitious in Can earn $75. to $125. pr. care center. Experienced dividual seeking perma hour in fashion, commer with young children and BANKING United Jersey Berkeley Heights. Assist child care teacher. Pro nent employment. Call Mr. cial and magazines. Look some college background Dubrow, 373-8591. ing fo r fem ale petites, 5' TELLERS Bank/N.A. gram includes activities preferred. Call Lynda Gor P a rt Tim e 5'6", high fashion females dimer weekdays between Equal oppty Emp. M /F/V/H for pre-school children with DRIVER/ Union 5'7" 5'11'' and males. No 12 8. 4 PM 289 8116. teen age student participa WAREHOUSE AIDE experience necessary if BOOKKEEPER tion. Familiarity or ex Steady, year round work. selected w ill offer AUTO BODY SHOP Needs You'll set the A/R perience with pre Willing to learn for ad FREE TRAINING mechanical helper. Also an standard! Computer sales company schoolers very desirable. As a Franklin State teller, vancement. BUY WISE No Calls! experienced Car Polisher you'll be in direct contact with located in Springfield, Morning hours. Begin AUTO PARTS, 2091 Spr 8. Cleaner A pply 274 Cen our customers providing pro minimum 1 year accounts November 1. Contact: OFFICE WORKER m pt, courteous service and us Charles Bauman, Assistant ingfield Ave., Vauxhall, tral Ave., Newark 622 4439 ing your good math skills to do receivable experience. N.J. International firm is look a superior job! Prior teller or Good typing essential, Superintendent, Union ing for ambitious person, cashier experience helpful some knowledge of ac County Regional High capable typ ist good >vith AUTO Good starting salaries com EXCELLENT INCOME mensurate with experience, counts payable a plus. Ex School District no. 1, For part time home figures and filing Oppor GENERAL excellent benefits. For con cellent opportunity for Jonathan Dayton Regional assembly work. For infor tunity for righT person to s id e ra tio n , p le a se c a ll 745 energetic person Call High School, Mountain 6144. m ation call 504 641 8003 learn the handling of OFFICE CLERK Florence 8:30-5 PM. 376 Ave. Springfield, N.J. 376- E xt. 8383. government forms in very 6300. Pari tim e evenings, 4 through 9 p.m 4 2 4 2 . ______interesting business. Con An equal oppty (EXPERIENCED and Saturdays, 9 through 5 p.m Frank ton State “COUNSELLOR/WOMANS' tact Ms Skoxna at 761 0647. Must be dependable, auto ex affirmative ! PERSON- For vibrating perience necessary Please call CRISIS INTERVENTION action employer tumbling department of PART TIM E Woman or M e lis s a , 10 a .m . 3 p .m fo r d e ta ils . Equal Oppty. Emp. M /F PROGRAM Counseling man work from home on a HILLSIDE SUBARU ! costume jewelry factory. Hot Line calls, intake ser CHUCK MUER'S SEA EXPERIENCED ONLY new telephone program. R o u te 77 H ills id e vices, Advocacy, program FOOD & T A V E R N A t the 9*4 S666 N E E D C A L L ! 686 1440 Earn $6 and more per hour. reports. Courses towards Short Hills Mall, formerly between 9 8« 3. 688 0810. Secretary degree in social services, Meriwether's opening AUTO Customer Service some experience in soon. Apply in person 10 to F U L L TIME PART TIME WORK Near BOOKKEEPER Local Union office counseling preferred, flexi 12 Noon, 2:30 to 4:30 PM, or BOOKKEEPER- Or person your home, supervising needs sharp person bie work hours. Salary call 467 4199 for appoint willing to learn. Call for ap newspaper carriers in the Auto experience a must. Must be with good office pro $10,000. Tem porary posi ment. Waitstaff, Hostper pointm ent, 688 5933 early morning hours. You dependable Good working condi son, Buspersons, Cooks, tions and company benefits. Please cedures and excellent tion. Send letter and will oversee the carrier's call Melissa, 10 a m thru 3 p.m for phone personality. resume to PO Box 203, Prepcooks, Pantry Ex GOVERNMENT JOBS delivery, sales and collec d e ta ils S tart $5.00 per hour Scotch Plains, N.J. 07076, cellent benefits, paid in $16, 559 $50,553/year. Now tion activities. Permanent HILLSIDE SUBARU by October 10. AA/ED surance. Excellent oppor hiring. For directory call position are available. Call R o u te 77 H ills id e Call 687 8928 9*4 5 * ** E m ployer tu n ity. 805 687 6000, E x t R 7000 800 242 0850 to ll free FOCUS ON UNION COUNTY - OctoUr 6. 19*3- Pag« 10 nt t. n e tm in o p e x p e rie n c e d e sire d . C a ll ll a C . d sire e d e c n rie e p x e e at 6 55 or ap p a r fo 8565 964 t a len G Bolling. r. M or eac. pl bten 9 between ap Apply in neat be re perance. ust not M quired. experience , T le N A vailb D a N E T T A income High xclusive E site. struction office. individual. ctive otivated A m r fo 1010 Stuyesant at 11:30 9:30 Union, ent. in appointm r fo ffice o all sm , ty ur Sme lng g llin e s e Som . s y a rd tu a S et tto R. 2 W, 22 Rt. Power To Station pm. 3 Test and am N IO T A T S E IC V R E S 376 6200. at required. Ellen ry of a skills M law Two Good Call art p in fice Springfield ent For ploym person em e in. Y tim tra e c ETAR n R rie EC e S ill p x w E but 5967.379 Call con l. new preferred tia n te o p large r fo rep. opportunities utstanding O rory's) cC M to (next 7, Ave. in October x e ay, pply A rid F Some person, helpful. shop. perience apparel n in and t n s g e in rn m o t r M a p e . d ld tfie s e W e o h s Thompson in r. 4700964 M Call conditions orking w sant Union. Center. Union ladies new r fo wanted Staff 1100 687 C., r. M Call N.J. h new STAN SOMMER R E M M O S N A T S w e n the salary. Plea Good office. re ature u m fig required. and posting aptitude skills, IL A T E R personal! phone ST- PI Y /T Pleasant T IS N IO T P R ECE 1 to 5:30 PM. Good typing typing Good PM. 5:30 to 1 week. a days 5 r fo $60.00 20 7 rite w r o 27, t x e 3200, P A R T T IM E fo r p o s itio n in in n itio s o p r fo E IM T T R A P . N UNIO in office sales For 731-1350. 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Opera Household item s, baby baby s, item Household E L A S E G A R A G 4. S m a ll a p p lia n c e s , , s e c n lia p p a etc. linens, ll a games, m S ren ild ch 4. a, y2s n 2d 10 22nd, and ills 21st Sun H ay and M Short day, Saturday and Avenue, rris o M ff o i o Communiy ity n u m m o C of fit e n e B Ave. urnet B ff o Spr E L A S E G A R A G ing fie ld, 22 Tower D rive, rive, D Tower 22 ld, fie ing 30 & 26 2518, cabinets. fig urin e s, tools, T V 's and and 's V T tools, s, e urin fig B ranford Avenue, Union, Union, Avenue, ranford B baby bedspreads, 8, - Y IL tober M A F 4 tems, applances, , s e c n lia p p a , s m e it gam es, household and and household es, gam m iscellaneous item s. NO NO s. BIRDS. item Y L R A E s, item iscellaneous m baby s, re tu fix bing fro m 8 a.m. 'til. 1547 Day Day 1547 964-6277. Union. 'til. a.m. Terrace, 8 m fro 1275 W ildwood Terrace, plum Terrace, s, item Sewing Union. ildwood W 1275 - E L A S S aturday, O ctober 8th, 8th, ctober O cabinets. aturday, S goods, household GARAfiESALES C lothes, in fa n t, a d u lt, lt, u d a t, n fa in lothes, C G GARAGE SALE L A S E G A R A G IG B 925 7800.925 tru c k loads. Call John John Call loads. k c tru Stastny, The B arre Co. Inc Inc Co. arre B The Stastny, evenings. Free firew ood, 2 sma sma 2 ood, firew Free kn $5. al 3765069 Call it), $250. n U sking A (Jayson old, years - R nit. E U N T F adiant R O S 15,000 grains. R E T A W and Russell Place, S um m it it m um S Place, Russell and N.J. 273-3721. N.J. Avenue rris o 120M 10- Club Church, College it m eekdays um W S 8:30. 9:30-6:00; 7, 1-5. A ll books Saturdays Saturdays books ll A 1-5. 7, m ent Only F rid ay October October g Depart ay in Coliec rid d F lu c Only In hildren's and ent C m a tibles. n s rica e ie r m A o g te a c 2093 G alloping H ill Rd, Rd, ill H alloping G 2093 (A A U W ), Oakes M em orial orial em M Oakes ), W U A (A ll a In s k c a b r and e p a p ardcovers H 22. 7 tober x 486 e in Call PM. 4 r fte coaster 7534 a condition. (2) cellent , n itio d OOK E L A S K O BO D E S U 20 YS O B O W T . M P 2 to ch Audiorum, l lly e M K A 9 10, r , e b m to c riu O . ito n d io n u U A St. h rc u h C , new e lik r e h s a w l o o irlp h W (1 )3 speed ve ry good con con good ry ve speed )3 (1 ls e a h ic M t. S - E L A ty S ie 1 c E o G S A M M , U . t R f 687-0163. ll a C . size. u e c rg la 22 side w e 2 n e, e sid lik , p , r m la to y a b r e ig e fr r e u r fig l ta s e d e p gi re 2, s s 1 Is, as 22, e ir a id ig r F 1 t, e lv sat. e v m e o lu b ro g irs a in h c liv NAL e l sid ia 2 SECTIO c in v o r p E C IE P 3 marb»etop • tatolaa* ana marb»etop SAm ue/ een vel , ench h c n re F t, e lv e v n e re /g e lu B O I M S FOR c^e 8h 9-5, 8th, Oc1^>er NG!! G IN M O 'S C R E T IN W audy Oc Saturday, S a tu rd a y , , y a rd tu a S 0 Inch Bikes, Bikes, Inch October October 9 o 4. to 9 , October October Rosary Oc 3 Sat. 9 to 5, 2803 C a ro l Rd Rd . c ra l ro -B a C -a 2803 ric B 5, to nd 9 a Sat. g in th lo c ion. n U , irs a h c 4 8* le b ta p to s s la g la m p s , m o re fu rn itu re , , re itu rn fu re o m ry ra , o s p p m m te la n o c 4 , t, irs a a deco se h c r, ve k lo c ille a d b , n a za h n e C d ! cre e n o ry e v e ON- hi g in th e m o S - N IO N U othi l n e e w llo a H Items household curtains any m and drapes, , es, g costum in h t lo c er. l s 's n e r ild h C . r te s e h C a, tbr , 04 536 10^4, 8, ctober O day, Scotland Road, o ff Win Win ff o Road, Scotland ON- -2 N IO N U J E W E L R Y , A IR CONDI CONDI ETC! IR & A R E N , IO Y T R L E W E J C L O T H E S , B O O K S , , S K O O B REG , & S E H T O Y L IT N C R E T A M R E C O R D S , T I R E S , , S E R I T , S D R O , C S E E P R A R D 5), (10 , A R E 8th. M A C Oct. Rd. on MOV E I V O M , O E R E T S R UG , B A B Y IT E M S , , S M E IT Y B A B , UG R date Oct. 8th. Oct. date ON- - N IO N U Rain Union. Road, throp (Salem -Huegenot) 764 N ix ix N 764 -Huegenot) (Salem F rid a y Oct. 7th. 568 Win Win 568 7th. PM Oct. 4 to y 9:30 a rid and F ore! m tools s, much item clothes, 8*.household adults kids toys, ly G arage Sale! F u rn iture , , iture rn u F Sale! arage G ly U N IO N - - N IO N U clothing, Appliances, 5. to 9 everything. m ore! 2284 Pershing Rd Rd much Pershing 2284 and ore! m iscellaneous m pliances, a n y th in g and and g in th y n a , Ave pliances, orrison M of corner (O ff B urnette Ave.) urnette B ff (O - N IO N U tra, coe 8 10-5 8, October aturday, S v. anaeOt 15th. Oct. junk, Raindate No Ave. Blaupunkt player. new cassette and clubs R e c o rd s , b o o k s , ap ap , s k o o b , s rd o c e R U N IO N - - N IO N U Low p ric e s !! 1759 Union Union 1759 !! s e ric p Low golf Ladies . lity a u q cellent things never used. Ex Ex used. never things p in b a ll m a ch in e and and any M 9-5. 8th, Oct. - e N in NIO ch U a m tric c items. le E household ll a b in condition. p cellent v a rie ty of items, a ll In ex ex In ll a items, of ty rie a v L in cre st Terrace. Wide Wide Terrace. sale, block st cre in Huge L - N NIO U oys s y to Books d n a items. miscellaneous. and as g n i hristm C h t o l c Household, b ric-brac, baby baby ric-brac, b 8, Household, ctober O Saturday, race, 7861.964 10-4. No e a rly birds please! please! birds rly a e No 10-4. Ter ford raw C 431 - N NIO U item s. 974 G randview Ave Ave new randview G 974 col s. item plete, brand tenda-com chairs, baby table and block butcher 24 24 by lectlbles, and house hold hold house and lectlbles, n old ria icto V 2 bed, es, fram re ood ictu p fruitw single reverse paintings on glass, glass, on oven, paintings reverse ave w ro ic M 3. to c u m ula tio n! 236 H illside illside H ac 236 of pringfield. S n! Ave., years tio ula 30 m u c eights, w I Stra Ot 8 9 8, Oct. Saturday - N NIO U < udy bten 0 * 5. 8* 10 between 8< Sunday, Snow blow er, T.V. Set, Set, T.V. er, blow - Snow D L IE F G ! s k IN c R ra P i k S s d o o w d re , s e ik b e lu d in g A n tiq u e c lo th in g , , g in th lo c e u tiq n A g in d lu e n itu r e , c lo th in g a ll ages, in in r fu ages, ll , a s g ra in e th m a lo c c , e r ls, o itu to n , s e tir je w e lry , coins, a rts , books, books, , rts a coins, , lry e w je , 's V T , s k c clo , s e c n lia p p a ie Sat day onl Oc. 8, in ct. ta O 1409 n , u ly o n M o y a rd , - e tu a E S riv D D I S side. IN k o A tlo T u O N U O M 10 to 5. T h re e households, households, e re h T 5. to 10 1423 . s le ib t c lle o c . M P 5 to d n M a A 9 9th. 8. 8th. anl Terace, lsi . e id ills H , e c rra e T y le n ta S 5. 15,9 r e b to S a tu rd a y & S unday, O ct. ct. O unday, S e g ra a & G y a Oc rd - tu E a S ID S te L a d IL in H , n ra io n U 8, , ce la P r e b to le c O rly a C 642 Books, c lo th in g , fu rn itu re , , re itu rn fu , g in th lo c Books, E L A S E G A R A O E G U H ME MES E SM E IM R C r w y r consulaton n tio lta u s n o c e fre a r o F p a r tia l c o n te n ts o f f o ts n te n o c l tia r a p HOUSE SALES HOUSE Large M u lti Fam i i Fam lti u M Large Saturday, Oct. 8th 8th Oct. Saturday, or t n e rtm a p a r o e m e h ONDUCTED CO 1403 Isabella Ave., Ave., 1403 Isabella LYSat r tu a S Y IL M A F to s e ll, f u ll o r r o ll u f ll, e s to Z E C N A V IZ L Famii s ilie m a F 5 687-3365 CALL Saturday Saturday high high fo r r fo Sale Sale t t P»ae 11 — FOCI 'SO N UNION UNION N 'SO 11 FOCI — P»ae WANTED TO BUY J SERVICES OFFERED 6 CLEAN UP SERVICE < HEATING 6 HOME IMPROVEMENTS 6 MAINTENANCE 6 C LE A N UP GEO JAEKEL INC. WINTER PRICES YOU ANY LIONEL, FLYER, BRITE SIDE R & H J A N IT O R IA L Rubbish of any kind and Affiliates: CAN'T BELIEVE MAINTENANCE CO. A L U M IN U M / IVES ANDOTHER quantity removed. Attics, R.W. GUEMPEL DOORS DECKS Quality Work. Reasonable TRAINS VINYL cellars, garages cleaned, j FALTERMEIER FUEL C E IL IN G Rates. Office-Buildings Top prices paid CLEANERS Construction clean up. OIL S H E E T ROCKING S to r e s - E t c . F r e e 635 2058 AW NING S8. 635-8815 APO LLO F U E L O IL CO. CUSTOM WORK ETC. E stim ates. Call 687-3075 PO GUTTERS M IC H A E L J. LARGE OR SMALL we do Box 680 Union N J 07083. PRENDEVILLE them a ll. G ive us a call A & PPAPER 515 L E H IG H between 6-8 p.m . Low Cost Q u a lity STOCK, INC. GENERAL HOUSE AVENUE, UNION BOB 686-7461 MASONRY 6 RECYCLING PLANT W ork CLEANING- Offices and N .J .07083 Guaranteed In 48-54 SOUTH stores, floor waxing, carpet Tel. (201) 687-0900 COUNTY — October 6, 20th. S TR E E T W ritin g shampooing. Ovens, win INSURANCE 6 ALL MASONRY Brick IRVINGTON, 1000's Of dows and wall cleaning. I stone, steps, sidewalks, NEW JE R S E Y Home Service 753 5946. I K K E R O S E N E ...... $1.35 ! plastering cellar water pro FUEL OIL — CALL FOR Got Insurance ofing. Work guaranteed. 07111 Problem s? Call For A PRICE Self employed Ins. 35 years PUT CASH IN YOUR Let Us Help POCKET!! Free Estimate DRIVEWAYS 6 experience. A. Nufrio. Call 661 2971 You Solve Them 373 8773. BUYER OF SCRAP A L L T Y P E S OF NEWSPAPERS. SI.00 PER HOME IMPROVEMENTS 6 B. HIRTH Paving. IN SU RAN C E ALL MASONRY- Steps, 100 LBS PLUS Look On The "BRITE SIDE" Residential & Commercial SAVE ON TRUCK, sidewalks, waterproofing. GLASS BOTTLES ___ $1.00 Asphalt Work, Driveways, A L L HOME AUTO, LIFE, Self employed. Insured. We PER 100 LBS MARK LIBRARY IMPROVEMENTS Parking Areas, Sealing, HOMEOWNERS also do community grants. 1983 ALUMINUM CAN 21i PER SERVICE- Experienced, Resurfacing, Curbing. Carpentry • Roofing & ALL COMM'L LINES A. ZAPPULLO & SON, 687 L B Professional Consultant for Free Estimates, Fully In INCOME TAX SERVICE 6476, 372 4079. COMPUTER PRINTOUTS Gutters • Painting Library needs. Will sured. 687-0614 L ig h t M asonry INSURANCE AGENCY AND TAB CARDS organize, expand, revise TANGO FEDOR MASONRY ...... $1.00 PER 100 LBS. D rive w ays Sealed Steps, sidewalks, all Business plus professional J.T.M. No Job Too Small DIAL B A T T E R I ES • CARD libraries. Union County P a v in g 862 7499, 862 3545 masonry. 25 years ex BOARD Call Anytime perience. Quality work. area. Available evenings Asphalt and concrete Buster, 964 4010 "Michael A. Tango" L E A D • O LD A L U M I N UM Reasonable prices. & Sundays, 289 1950 after 5 driveways. Railroad ties M ike, 687-2599 "W a lte r P. F e d o r" COPPER • BRASS PM. and Blegium blocks, curb 530 S. WOOD AVE. FULLY INSURED, 379 CAST IRON ing, steps, patios, ALUMINUM SIDING LINDEN EST. 1907 9099 (Price Subject To Change) sidewalks, retaining walls PAINTING ' • CARPEN M. DEUTSCH 201 374 1750 ACCOUNTING 6 and drainage. Call 862-8160. TR Y • A D D IT IO N S • SPRINGFIELD MASONRY • LEADERS & JEWELERS 6 BOOKS TERRY HOWELL SUBURBAN PAVING • GUTTERS • PRECAST We Buy and Sell Books MASONRY CONTRAC DEGREED DRIVEWAYS • PARKING STEPS • STEEL CELLAR 321 PARK AVE., PLFLD. NEW JE R S E Y T O R , STEPS, ACCOUNTANT- Over 14 LOTS • CURBING • SEAL DOORS • ALSO SECURI PL4-3900 • NEW YO RK SIDEWALKS, PATIOS, years experience to do ING • F R E E E S T IM A T E TY WINDOWS. Free business accounting work. • FULLY INSURED. 687 • A N T W E R P DRIVEWAYS. No job too OLD CLOCKS & E stim ate. 272-0325. DIAMOND SETTING sm all. Free Est. 964-8425. Computerize general 3133. EXTRAODINAIRE POCKET WATCHES ledger, inventory, account Highest cash paid, also BOB & JEFF MANUFACTURING analysis, quarterly tax STAWSKI SPECIAL ORDERS parts. Union, 964 1224. returns, financial MOVING & STORAGE 6 ELECTRICIANS 6 OFFICIAL G.I.A. statements, etc. Custom home alternation, Orig. Recyclers Scrap IM P O R T E R Reasonable rates. Call M. interior and exterior. Com AMERICAN RED BALL M etal INDEPENDENCE ELEC plete carpentry service. APPRAISER M a illo u x, 379 9487. Local & worldwide movers. MAX WEINSTEIN TR IC CO. Residential in 241 0045 And Sons dustrial, commercial & | Red Carpet service to SKI SETTING CO. FLORIDA. Agent SINCE 1920 maintenance work, re C A R P E N T E R CARPENTRY 6 905 Mountain Ave. I UNIVERSITY Van Lines. 2426 M orris Ave., Union wiring & new wiring, all CONTRACTOR- All phases Springfield, New Jersey D aily 8-5 Sat. of Home Remodeling, 276 2070. 1601 W. E dgar repairs, major & minor, 686 7434-5 i Road, Linden: PC 00102. 8 :30-12 686 8236 • ALTERATIONS american 8< foreign Alterations Kitchens Bath, or 376-8880 • A D D ITIO N S General Carpentry, T.V. SETS WANTED machine repairs. 24 Hour B E R B E R IC K & SON • RO O FING Service. Nos Falamos Por Cabinet & Formica Work. Working or not. Color por • R E P A IR S R. Heinze 686 7924 j Expert MOV ING & tables only. Days call 753 fugues, Nosotros Hablamos KITCHEN CABINETS 6 Espanol. References STORAGE at low cost. 7333, eves., 464 7496. Cash Reasonable rates. No job available. Fully Insured • INDOOR HOME Residential, Commercial. paid. too small. Free estimate. IMPROVEMENT DOLLY MADISON 376 4227 Bonded. N.J. State License Shore Trips. Local & Long & BQS P e rm it No. 5232. 344 Wanted For Cash a fte r 6, Painting, Drop Ceilings, KITCHENS Distance. No job to small. OLD BOOKS & STAMPS 2244. 87 Ferry St. Newark. Light Carpentry, Odd Jobs Buy Direct From Factory 763-8779 561-2013. Lie. 00210. ORIENTAL RUGS Shop Location 13 M arne St. Free estimates Reasonable and Save. A N TIQ U E S BELLIS New ark. prices FREE ESTIMATES Private Buyer-224-6205 CONSTRUCTION Sal Saba, Jr. DON'S 687-8520 Rte. 22 Springfield Moving and Storage All Type of Carpentry 379-6 0 7 0 (The Recommended YARD SALES 3 FENCES 6 W ork Done MAKE OLD CEILINGS M over) ADDITIONS • DORMERS NEW KITC H E N S OUR 25th YEAR 3 FAMILY YARD SALE DECKS FENCE SALE Counter tops PC 00019 Saturday October 1 (Rain ROOFING and SIDING 49C SQ. FT. • S H E E T ROCK Formica facing • SUSPENDED UNION 687-0035 date October 8), 10 to 5, No Job Too Small-Free (Minr-100 Lin. ft.) New kitchens PLASTER 375 Roseland Place 2433 Vauxhall Road, Union. Estimate. Fully Insured Green vinyl chain link in Reas. Prices Free Est. • PATCHING 4 piece sectional, records, Ask For Mike: stalled. Gates and ter Bob Costello, 24, hrs. 245- PAUL'S 688 4635 Days 824-7600 5060 M & M MOVERS coin books, shoes, pocket m inals sale price. A fte r 5 P.M. 687-4163 books, clothes, household, 24 hour service G. G R E E N W A LD KITCHEN CABINETS small appliances, much BILTRITE FENCE NICO fo rm e rly of Carpenter Contractors Sold and istalled Old Yale Ave., Hillside more.______635-6565 or HOME IMPROVEMENTS cabinets and countertops UNION Huge yard sale, All type repairs, remodel 826-0010 -» „ • A dditions resurfaced with formica. 656 L illia n T e rr., (off Col ing, kitchen, porches, VISA MASTER CHARGE • Kitchen Remodeling LOCAL & LONG 486 0777 DISTANCE MOVING onial), October 8. Sports enclosures, cellars, attics. • B athroom s PM 339 equipment, household, Fully insured, estimates • Redwood Decks stereo, miscellaneous. g i v e n 688 2984. Sm all jobs. FURNITURE RENTALS 6 • Aluminum Siding LANDSCAPING 6 688-7768 Rain date October 15. • Roofing IMPROVE YOUR HOME • D orm ers WITH GIL- We do repairs BUYMORE 1925 V auxhall Rd. INSTRUCTIONS 5 DISTRIBUTORS • All Carpentry Work F R E E FALL build anything from 964-7112 FERTILIZER- and weed Union shelves to home im 414 W. Elizabeth Ave. Linden. Reupholstery • killer with every new ac RITTENHOUSE JO MAR PRODUCTIONS provements. Large 8. small count. Monthly Fashion Model workshop jobs. 964 8364 or 964-3575. Slipcovers • Draperies • MOVING Carpeting. Fabric and maintenance. Call for free 2 men in a truck. Prompt, Sessions include Modeling, PAINTING & estim ate. 289 1289. Facial cosmetics. Begining JOE DOMAN Foam Rubber. For The courteous Service. October 22 thru November 686 3824 Home 862-5350 Ask fo r CARPENTRY 241 9791 PM 00112 105 W. Westfield Ave. 19. One hour classes, Satur ALTERATIONS/ Don. Clean, dependable LIM0SINE SERVICE 6 days only 11 AM to 3 PM REPAIRS, New or Enlarg Roselle Park Registration starts ed CLOSETS/CABI NETS, and reasonable. Free September 26 thru October ATTENTION BIRDIES!!!- SHORTLINE MOVERS Customized TABLES/- estimate. Call 862 Packing & Storage. 15. For Information 353 MAKE YOUR DAY STORAGE AREAS, GARAGE DOORS 6 4520 after 4 p.m. Specialists in piano 8< ap 0900. FORMICA/WOOD, SPECIAL. Ride in total comfort in beautiful white pliance, moving. 24 hour PANELLING/ service. 486 7267. Lie. 450. PIANO LESSONS In your SHEETROCK, GARAGE DOORS in lim ousine. stalled, garage extensions, ft l T PUGLIESE home or mine. Adults WINDOWS/DOORS. 50% LESS teens children. All styles repairs 8. service, electric then reg. price dressed in BUILDING taught. Beginners T O P N O T C H F me c at pen operators 8. radio controls. ribbon. WHITE LIGHTING 0D0 JOBS 6 welcom e. 763 5478. try, wood working. 100% STEVEN'S OVERHEAD CONTRACTORS LIMOUSINES. Days 245 DOOR, 241 0749. 2050, N ights, 241 1305. Professional/fully insured. RESIDENTIAL A-l RUBBISH REMOVAL P R IV A T E Christopher Murphy. 688 NEW OVERHEAD & COMMERCIAL Blasemart Limousine Appliances, furniture & PIANO LESSONS 1829. Classical, rock, blues, D O O R S a n d INSURED Service rubbish removed. Attics, ragtime, jazz, your train OPERATORS IN Airports. Hotels, motels, cellars, garages, leaders & gutters cleaned. ing note reading theory, CARPET CLEARING 6 STALLED. Residential 2724M5 residential technique and improvisa repairs. Call after 6, 467 Executive Service. N.Y.C. Reasonable, 763-6054 5414, ask fo r Tony. TOWN & CO UNTRY T rip s tion. First lesson and inter HOME HANDY MAN view free. Call 686 8980 ALL CLEAN CO. OF CONTRACTORS Group rates to UNIO N CTY. C A R P E T & Travel Agn. Painting, paperhanging, 15 years experience. Inex carpentry & odd jobs, SERVICES OFFERED 6 UPHOLSTERY EX (201) 673-6689 PERTS. • Any 2 rooms pensive. We perform most clean ups. No job too small. GUTTERS l LEADERS 6 home improvement RELIABLE CLEANING steamed cleaned. $48.00 964 8809 max. 300 Sq. ft. • Any size projects Painting, plumb MAINTENANCE 6 SERVICE ing, electrical, also odd MIKE'S ODD JOBS Complete office and fac sofa steamed cleaned. GUTTERS l LEADERS Cleaned and flushed. Minor jobs such as ceiling fans, Masonry work, attic & tory cleaning. $39.95, Residential Tree Trimming, Insured. Trac lighting, insulation D & S M A IN T E N A N C E basement cleanings, lawn * Economical Rates Commercial. Free est. INC.- 110 East Blanke St. Owner operated. Hours Ken Miese, 226-0655, 7 projects, hot water cutting, carpentry, gutters * F u lly Insured heaters, furnaces. Free Linden, N .J. 07036, 925 cleaned and painting. 375- * Free Estimates. Call Tom scheduled for your conve Days. (Best Time 5 to 8 estimate. Call 688 5885 8473. 7748. 688 5329 nience. 355-4606. PM) FOCUS ON UNION COUNTY — October 6,1983 — Page 12 7-72 Li No.354) . ie (L 376-8742 b a th ro o m s , re p a irs , etc. etc. , irs a p re , s m o ro th a b s m a ll jobs, w a te r h e a trs , , trs a e h r te a w jobs, ll a m s vi alzi n in g in liz ia c e p S e ic rv e S weekends. 28 67 73 eves, 687 3713, 687 insured. Free r. 9268, rio xte ates, e r, estim rio inte ting LMIG HAIG 6 HEATING t PLUMBING bottom. the K. S C HR EIH O FER Pain Pain FER O EIH HR C S Lot K. arking P 241-7405. and Specialist. Insured. triping S lly u F specialist. your home safely. You do do You safely. home your & E x te rio r, Paperhanging Paperhanging r rio r, te In rio R te x E U E A B & Painting, E. M fessional IA out L IL 8. W inside lastering p ing and p a rk in g lo t t lo g in rk a p and ing ON N IO N U Let us paint the top top the paint us Let AND HOME IM IM HOME AND Line , PARK g in t in a SELLE P RO r/ io r r te o In i r e t x CUSTOM . 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F u ll ll u F e. hom y m In - G IN P Y 6 T SERVICES TYPEWRITER ser ediate m Im 276 vice. citizens. Tree rem oval & pruning. pruning. & oval rem Tree PROFESSIONAL D is c o u n t f o r s e n io r r io n e s r o f t n u o c is D CONTRACTING • • N IO T A V LE E • WORK DAY H A LF D AY RATES RATES AY R D FOR L IA OPERATO R LF A E H A ITH W DAY TRUCK E • IR H CKET L BU A Y V IT O V M E A R C • IN G • IN D G E TIN • E T F U C • L IA L R T IA S C U R D E M R M O O W C IL N E K , E U N E V A EVC- O RTS L • YEA BO RATES LOW P SERVICE- AL TREESERVICE 99 RESI AL • | • L IA T N E ID S 245 E R (201) 07033. IT 1919. M N.J. M U S TH, 626 E. VIC SER C all: W A LTE R C ANTER ANTER C R - LTE A 757 IN 6655. W at E T S all: C , e c n t a rie e p x e ly r e rs a m e r y o f 34 | Y C N E G R E M E R U O H Shop a t H om e S e rvice . . rvice e E S E R F e om H t Citizens. a Shop Senior urned rmanship. orkm W Guaranteed UPHOLSTERY SLIPCOVERS, CUSTOM 6 SLIPCOVERS-DRAPERIES BA C H 'S . DiscourTt fo r r fo DiscourTt . 'S H C BA D R A P E R IE S and RE RE and S IE R E P A R D urned n ii ! . g ritin W In Guaranteed 9578. l nsur Fr e re F , d re u s In ates. Estim lly u F 1932. Since Insured. ork. w OFN SDN 6 SIDING ROOFINGl sured. Free E stim ates. 373 ates. in stim E Free Licensed, sured. painting. also All Wor | rk o W l l A . & s r e d a Roofing e L New • Years. lark C LEAKS- STOP WE Own 1153. 373 ates. stim E Free ters. S h in g le s , H o t ro o fs , , fs o ro leaders, t o H gutters, , s repairs, le g in h S r Guter A rs tte u G • irs a p e R ROOFING no Cut Fr vr 5 1 15 Over For County Union Gut Seamless — Roofing B u ild e rs, Inc. S erving erving S Inc. rs, e ild u B sm all. Visa & M aster aster M & License 232-3287. Visa Charge. all. sm o 4866 No. too job no , D R A R E G Call • L E A D E R S • G UTTERS UTTERS G • S R E D A E L • Tear offs our specialty specialty our offs Tear \ Lowest Possible Price Price Possible Lowest G A G ROOFING CO. ROOFING G A G Highest Q uality W ork ork W uality Q Highest IN E T S N R O B A ? R E B M U L P A D E E N LLI H VEIT E V H. M IA L IL W T R E E SERVICE SERVICE E E R T B ld g .# 1 B lo y y lo B 1 .# g ld B M IK E C IASU LLI LLI IASU C E IK M ACK C TA S D O O W n a b r u b u S Free E stim ates ates stim E Free ng alty ia c e p s r u o g in b b o J F u lly Insured Insured lly u F r itimhlni & 381-5245 B O B er er rs te a e b r te a w t o H 687-8383/ 5752. tt Li #1005 0 0 1 # . ie L State ai N. 07205 0 2 7 0 . .J N , # id I la ROOFING • REPAIR S • RE RE • S REPAIR • 654-4446 Phone' e n o h 'P m l t a e H l s rs ile o b s a G l ETN S HEATING G R U B O O R A IN V R A M / y e s m a R | E E R T 6^ 31 r 69 494-2830. (609) | 8381 or aj, e blha. 688 bulkhead. new bedroom , patjo, 3 ner, ow by isale p e rty . E xe cu tive area area tive cu xe E $95,000. sking A . rty e p 18 x 3bedrooms, carpeting. ly room . Landscaped pro pro Landscaped . room ly fixtures, bath PRMNSFRPN 8 APARTMENTSFOR PENT i m fa huge , room g in liv 13, new include room ents very provem E im look. closer — large and b rig h t. Recent Recent t. h rig b and large ls i eror nie a invites r rio te in Plush bus, schools and shopping. shopping. and schools bus, UNION seen. Convenient to N.Y. N.Y. be to ust m Convenient home seen. g in rec arm ch large asher, dishw ith w 8889. For N.J. , IN K W A H A N A M at Relos 8 4200 688 ealtors R ealty R UNION acv nlsd porch, enclosed ranchv room , fo rm a l dining room, room, dining l a rm fo , room lVz level, lit sp Bedroom 3 UNION baths, cozy eat in kitchen kitchen in eat cozy baths, Sickness com pells selling, rooms. selling, 6 pells 100'. com by Sickness 55' ty, HOUSEFOR SALE dyOc.9h t 4P PM 4 1 to 9th ct. O nday u S m in o r re p a irs , as is! is! 372- as evenings , irs a p call re Please r o in m proper Large - K R A W E N W. N E V A H H C A E B REAL ESTATE WORD PROCESSING WORD — R E L Y O N A R EALTO R R EALTO R A N O Y L E R BUY OR SELL CALLSELL OR BUY af pr ses e is m re p n o ff ta s S T R O P E R , S R E T T E L s ch o o ls ls o o ch s s h o p p in g clo s e b y E x p e rt rt e p x E y b e s clo Sta g in p p o enn h P s to . n e id tio r s s re p x e RAY B E L L 8, ASSOC. 8,ASSOC. L L E B RAY Selling Or Buying or F e TV V T ll a to lk a W le b . a ts p a C n e rd a g & r e h s r a w e s y e r th lo d c n w o r oU iuly l d e p a c s d n la lly tifu u a e B n e h itc k e rg la , m o ro g in in d At Roselle Ave.. W. Ave.. Roselle At COLFAX MANOR hat e te a d o m m o c c a ll n a u c F t le a b ih ila a v a V T le b a C K R A P E L L E S O R Resident Mgr. i Elz Line liz. /E n nio U E RIOG M A N T U P APARTMENTS APARTMENTS Colfax Ave. W., Ave. Colfax M angels Realtors Realtors angels M Roselle Park Roselle Air-Conditioned Union, N.J. 07083 N.J. Union, 540 N orth Ave. Ave. orth 540N 367 Chestnut St. 367Chestnut SED D E IS T R E V D A in GARDEN GARDEN in 245-7963 C E N T U R Y 21 Y R U T N E C OU ENTS, DOCUM SPACIOUS SPACIOUS Call 353-4200 Call WHITE 2 E IM T ST FIR J u s t R educed educed R t s u J C A LL 964-3290 LL A C BDR.5I5 .I5 R D 1 B SETTING NYC. 0PENH0USE EU ES, RESUM BDR. BDR. A 688-6000 $109,500 r ns. 5 n in m 25 . s in tra LIT P S (S tu y v e s a n t Ave. Ave. t n a s e v y tu (S 1958 M a rio n W ay ay W n rio a 1958M ETC. to M a rio n W a y) y) a W n rio a M to E x c e lle n t t n lle e c x E $620 new new 7 7 t. . enn 62 888 (612) Keenan 6555. r. M etc. A sking $1400 or best offer. offer. 4691654 best Call or $1400 sking A fix tu re s , grand opening opening grand , s re tu fix top, sleeps 8, outer room . . room outer 8, sleeps top, ventory, a irfa re , tra inin g , , g inin tra , re irfa a in ventory, $24,900, to $7,900 others. UP CAMPER R E P M A C P U P O P abre Helhe, 300 ealthtex, H laiborne, C V a le n te , Evan Picone, Picone, Evan , te n le a V Calvin AUTOMOTIVE Sax, E s p irit, B ritta n ia , , ia n ritta B Gunne irit, p s E Izod, Levi, Sax, ilt, Lee, rb de n a Chic, V Jordache, vaible A . 687-0481.years. 2 s 1 to Call r tilitie 15,fo u ctober O plus th, Store. National brands: brands: Size National Large or Store. cessories parel, C om bination, ac ac bination, om C parel, $900. Furnished finished dining porch, , basement. room den, , g in room liv baths, Sunday. or U nfurnished $800. per mon mon per $800. nfurnished U 2 level, lit sp area, School ON- - N IO N U eves, 352-0513 buses. yard, synagogue, . .Y N ttic, a ily shopping, m fa 2near Porch, or 1 , home. room 7 tion, r l located. lly private tra n e c , bedroom ROOMS FURNISHED 522-1618. 4700,evenings, Infant-P reteen, Ladies Ap Ap Ladies reteen, Infant-P 0PPS. BUSINESS - H T E B A IZ L E FORHOUSES RENT Call an. gentlem 3868.688 business - N IO N U 994 days, ! , rry a L pringfield S home. beautiful share 2 PS OSST HR T APTS.HOUSESTO SHARE pets. Call 753-5110. Call pets. h o m e , w it h g a ra g e . . e g ra a g ily m fa h it w 2 in , e m o h s, bedroom A va ila b le im m ediately ediately m im le b ila va A D esira ble loca tio n . No No . n tio loca t, n ble e m t esira r D a p a m o ro s m a ll c h ild O K. C all all C K. O pet, ild h 4824057. c e. all Sm anytim ll a m s supplied. gas as39 6903.379 tals NON- ag moen 6 odern m Large - N UNIO room s, heat, hot w ater and and ater w hot heat, s, room K R A W E N H T R O d N lifie a Ren u q Century and expenses. only. tenants No Screened obligation. tr upid Rn, $290. Rent, supplied. ater w L A N D L O R D S - - S D R O L hot D N A L & 3330.399 security. heat plus t, n e rtm apa dery rfre.$5. 374$355. 3399. preferred. rly e ld e tra n sp ortatio n . R etired or or etired R . building, n ortatio sp n tra elevator quiet c e lla rs storage, laundry 355 laundry 5313,527eves Joan, r fo storage, rs lla e c ores and j d n a N O T G IN V IR s e r to s r a e in n t n e rtm pa a bedroom One area. $475 plus heat. Ask Ask heat. plus $475 ostat, therm area. Oversized own and . n closets, ortatio churches, sp n tra shopping, R E P P U / N O T G N I V R I 1628. com quiet and ark p to desireable next area, bath, tile ice, ag lvi om, ; , room g in liv large kitchen, E x tra large eat In electric electric In eat large tra x E DE- E ID S L L I H JEAN-SPORTSWEAR PRMNSFR ET 8 FOR RENT APARTMENTS • Insurance E stim ates ates stim E Insurance • M A L E S - - S E L A M OWNYOUR OWN • W recker Service recker W • 465 L e h ig h A ve . . ve A h ig h e L 465 K le in , S ergio ergio S , in le K o ody B to u A pool. Near schools, schools, Near pool. 487 3542487 E G N A C Service ion n U ag furnished Large ek ae o I to same Seek Washington Washington 3 bedroom apt apt 3 bedroom E lm ora sec sec ora lm E No fee. No No fee. No 2 2 ature M home, H ard ard H omRoom 10 2 V 9 8 8 3 7 LEASE *7 7600 *87 E S A E L M O T S U details. r C fo Call prices. '80 p.m. s u s p e n s io n , $3,0 00 / / 00 $3,0 6 r fte 379 a 5222, , n io s negotiable. n e p s u s 401 V8 engine, heavy duty duty heavy window, back engine, V8 401 power s, tire transm ission, sun roof, new new roof, sun ission, transm ing and brakes, a ir, auto auto ir, a steer brakes, power and ing uadratrac, Q '77 l 78 65 78 7191, 748 9615, 748 message. leave priced. irly a all C F Cond. cellent brakes, A M /F M Tape. Ex Ex Tape. M /F M A brakes, 1 - A.C., Power Steering and and Steering Power A.C., - 2648.467 evenings, j owner, 4 speed, A M /F M , , M /F M A speed, 4 owner, body good, runs great. Call Call great. runs good, body 522-1741evenings. '78 D O D G E C O LT - - LT O C E G D O D '78 or days, 3707, 687 Tom Call j 379 4209, a fte r 6 p.m. and and p.m. weekends. day 6 all r fte a 4209,379 $725. xcellent E condition. tuned. running aster ly m new shocks, j power brakes, A M /F M . . M /F M A brakes, power E xcellent condition. Call Call condition. condition, ir a xcellent E speed, 5 steer Power 88- A LT E D '72 688-0732. * 5:00, 7 DTU 20 2 ls 2, plus 2‘ 280Z DATSUN '77 tires, New ir. a brakes, ing, m iles. $2,700. Call a fte r r fte a 60,000 Call V8, $2,700. steering, brakes, iles. m power and tioning, BU I L A M 9 BLE L IB T R E V N O C Y R U F 69 8332. 77 7 '7 condition, power brakes brakes 992 376-4368 or Call $4,000. power condition, and ste e rin g , A M /F M , , M /F M A , g rin e ste and C A R L O - - O L R A C $1,000. Call 964-7540. Call $1,000. 7 CHEVROLET MONTE E T N O M T E L O R V E H C '78 Good running condition. condition. miles. running 100,000 Good steering. 7 CHEVY MALI 4 U IB L A M Y V E H C '75 or 686-9101. or Door, power brakes, power power brakes, power Door, 700 Cl tdy 964-0331 today, Call $7,000. Owner m ust sell. Asking Asking sell. ust m Owner AUTO DEALERS C A D A L L A C - - C A L L A D A C D e V ille , c re a m p u ff. ff. u p m a re c , ille V e D offer. best or $3,000 stereo, 9309. 624 ad this ith w FF $20.00O PM. M /F M A atic, autom n, brow . s Ae, oel. 245 Roselle. Ave., 1st W. Cool & entilation V crease lae al 4-45 t 6 r fte 241-5455 a call Please - X O F I D U A '78 & '81 models at wholsale wholsale at models '81 & J E R S E Y - - Y E S R E J ing • L ife Tim e Guarantee. Guarantee. e Tim ife L • ing UN S W E N F O FS O O R N SU a • ek ro • In • Proof Leak • Day AUTO ACCESSORIES AUTO R E E N O G A W P E E J Wed. & Sat. 7:30 t o 5:45 pm pm 5:45 o t 7:30 Sat. & Wed. W eekdays 7:30 am to 7 pm to am 7:30 eekdays W M U L T I C H E V R O LE T T LE O R V E H C I T L U M NEW -USED-LEASES -USED-LEASES NEW MODELS L E D O M E T A L 2091 S pringfield Ave., Ave., pringfield 2091 S 2277 M O R R IS AVE. AVE. IS R R O 2277 M AUTO MARKETPLACEAUTO NGS G IN V A S R U O Y OFCARIR IER ARR C ROOF U L A T E M BUS W V Sun. 8 Sun. Call a fte rS P.M. P.M. rS fte a Call V auxhall Section Section auxhall V ETOFF R FE F O BEST E L A S E L O H W To The The To PLY Y L IP T L U M Open 7 Days 7Days Open - 4 Door, a ir condi condi ir a -4Door, WI E IS -W Y U B o t rts a P to u A Landau roof, a ir ir a roof, Landau V LET O EVR H C 686 2800686 964-3211 UNION UNION 688-5848 • Installed Same Same Installed • Union m a lic b u P 1978 Coupe Coupe 1978 To 7 pm yi r, e d cylin O riginal riginal O 2 Door, Door, 2 10 10 2582 evenings. Bs ofr Cl 232 Call offer. Best . M F omatc sn of AM/ M A N roof, O G sun A W tic, R a E m H to S u A A D W V '74 PM and Sundays 6136687 Sundays and PM odto, 30 Cl afr 5 fer a Call $350. condition, 8 r fte a 7545894, Cali offer. '75 V E G A - - A G E V '75 p.m. '72 '72 6 21, ewe 6 n 9 and 6 p.m. between 2412,464 i nal l , ng g in k s A Call offer. s, ile m best or $7,200 l a in rig o h a u s t sy s te m , 28,700 28,700 , m te s sy t s u a h te rio r. New clutch and ex ex and clutch New ith w top. r. T rio and te ck r, tra a 8 ire s M o p /F M A ry to c WC, fa code engine, HP 22 6.6, TRANS $2,100 , call 4644246. $2,100call , Black on black cloth in in cloth black on Black m ile *. A sking $3,000. Call Call $3,000. 45,500 sking A snows, 2 *. ile m plus s tire c o n d itio n , new steel steel new excellent , n itio owner, d n o c l a in rig o new 4 *, e k ra b power acbc, FM M /F M $3,250. A cond. good cassette, hatchback, ra dia ls, A M /F M cassette, cassette, E M L /F T M E A E B ls, dia ra R E P U S 4 '7 686-5010. transm ission, $1,000 or best best $1,000 or ilt u b ission, re transm otor, 302 m job, t ain p T R O P S LC G 3door 5 speed, A D iles, Z 44,000m A M r's to c '80 lle o c 964-8832. and ssic cla autom atic, power steering, steering, power 6, V atic, Door, 4 - K autom R LA Y K S '77 Ask Eva. r fo 375-1545days. evening; '59 M U S T A N G - - G N A T S U M '59 1974.889 . B/O or true A - l l I outside. in K R and A M condition, t side in N m L O C absolute IN L '71 kn $,0. 373-7751, $2,800. sking A item . Priced $4,200. Call Call $4,200. Priced . item a ir, w hite w /sp o rt stripe. stripe. rt o /sp w hite w 5speed, ir, a 6 cylinder, chback, PY AH FOR CASH- PAY E W TR U C K . 375-1253, IRV IRV 375-1253, . K C U TR Call 536-3181 afte r 6p.m. r 536-3181 afte $3,750 Call iles. m 59,000 speed, AUTOSWANTED RCS D! ID OR A P PRICES CAR K N JU YOUR FM ai,4clnder 4 r, e d 4cylin radio, M /F M A I 7 MUSTANG GHI IA H G G N A T S U M '79 offer. 373-9581. offer. 9 LS RENZA- Hat - A Z N E IR F OLDS 79 AUTO DEALERS AUTO N G T O N . HIGHEST HIGHEST . N O T G N T O Y O T A C E L IC A - - A IC L E C A T O Y O T E xclusive Volvo Dealer Volvo xclusive E 2 rs v.Su it m um S Ave. rris o 326 M Value Rated Used Cars Used Rated Value Long Term Leasing Term Long 4h.sr.68 7420688 serv. 24hr. k n u J y u B e W VOLVO V L O V E H T Y M S lzbt 5 1050354 Elizabeth F actory Service Service actory F 582 M o rris Ave. Ave. rris o 582 M O ld e s t & L a rg e s t t s e rg a L & t s e ld O AM '78, fa cto ry ry cto fa '78, AM M O T O R S , >NC. >NC. , S R O T O M O $PI PAID $$ TOP LE IL B O M S D L O O ld s D e a le r in in r le a e D s ld O ZABETH H T E B A IZ L E on unty o C n io n U Authorized Authorized usi e iv s lu c x E 273-4200 Good running running Good Brand new new Brand Cars Best Best ir, A 10 10 Page13 — HOWE FOR SALE 7 HOUSE FOR SALE 7 HOUSE FOR SALE 7 HOUSE FOR SALE 7 HOUSE FOR SALE 7 I HOUSE FOR SALE OUO UINCUT coe , 19836, — October COUNTY UNION FOCUSON ASKABOUTOUR EQUITY ADVANCE ASK ABOUTQUR PROGRAM 43- REAL ESTATE SCHOOL "WhenWeichert the people of N e w Jersey think real estate, they think Weichert.' • Watcher, Weekly • $1.38 BILLION January 1,1983 through September 22.1983 Inclusive 172,500/QUIET, Weichert Co., Realtors PARK-LIKE recorded $1.38 billion HOMEMAKER’S SETTING in total real estate sales DREAM SUNNYSIDE SPRINGFIELD- enchants and marketed listings, AN EXECUTIVE UNION—Gorgeous Colonial EXCLUSIVE this cozy, 1 bedroom Condo. through LIFESTYLE in move-in condition is the LINDEN— Just listed! In Property is beautifully land UNION - awaits you in this magnifi ideal family home. A spacious move-in condition is this three scaped and nicely comple September 22, 1983. cent 3 bedroom, center hall Colonial interior features a large living bedroom home situated in ments the spacious interior So if you’re looking to Situated along a tree-lined street in an room with fireplace, modern accented by new wall-to-wall exceptional neighborhood this home kitchen, tiled bath, and family desirable Sunny Side. You’ll buy or sell real estate, features a charming Dolly Madison find terrific features like large carpeting, eat-in kitchen, and kitchen spacious living room with fire room. Central air, patio, and entrance hall, family room, hardwood floors. Low main talk to Weichert Co., place. a lovely Florida room overlooking professionally landscaped tenance and pool and tennis well-maintained park-like grounds A full yard are exciting extras. Must powder room plus a tastefully Realtors./ basement houses grand recreation room decorated modern kitchen. facilities on premises. Call for We specialize and workshop, for the handy person be seen to be appreciated Low taxes! $124,000. U-0088 an appointment! „..... in results. around the house S122.000 . . - S 1 14.900. Union Office LOW TAXES 201 - LINDEN— 24 year young MOVE-IN Split Level in Sunny Side of Linden provides 8 charming ',900 CONDITION 687-4800 roooms of living space plus a UNION—..highlights this MOVE-IN SPRING FIELD— is a nice Offices Open large finished basement price to pay for this attractive, handsome, 3 bedroom home. CONDITION equipped with summer kit 4 bedroom Colonial home. Lovely landscaped grounds UNION - highlights this attractive 4 8:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. chen. For outside enjoyment, Aluminum siding provides for surround this charming home bedroom residence situated in the lovely this lovely home offers a pri a low-maintenance exterior in which features comfort Larchmont section This must-see home able family room, living room, emits a spaciousfeelmg with large rooms vate, fenced-in yard, 8x12 this lovely home which fea and plenty of storage area Enjoy the out deck and large patio. Low, low tures a new roof and wall-to- kitchen and dining room. doors by opening the sliding doors and taxes, less than $75.00 per wall carpet throughout. Hardwood floors enhance the stepping out onto the patio Refrigerator dishwasher attic fan. and intercom all 56 Of f lets Tlirt MfiiMt tht month, add to the appeal of Needs the creative touch of interior decor. Plenty of house for the money! $ 103,900. contribute to the charm of this gorgeous MttrfMiltiR Arti this beauty. $104,900. the interior decoratorf ,,... ■ home. S115.000 . jm - “Specializing in Corporate Relocation” OB J HUNTING? You'll find the best hunting grounds in the classified pages. From accounting to sales, before you go running all over the woods, try the classifieds. Our classifieds offer the best in weekly job listings. That goes for looking for help too! And it's right at your fingertips. You'll find it in the Classifieds I 1 Union Leader ■ Kenilworth Leader 1 Springfield Leader 1 The Spectator Mountainside Echo 1 Linden Leader FOCUSON UNION COUNTY — October 6, 1983 — Page 14 R EKNS 4>owtSi WEEKENDS OR i 964 3714oi AS EVES DAYS E TD Residen ATED. PER O INC. CLEANING, tial & C om m ercial. ercial. m om C R & E N W O tial . g in n a le C AL 688 CALL lo Srie Rug & Repairs. Service Flood Unit. Mounted Truck Upholstery & Drapery Drapery & Upholstery usSem lae By Cleaned Steam Rugs RUG ACCURATE sured. Lie. wiring. dustrial • Windows • Storm Storm • Windows • wBh " 245-9309 0 3 9 - 5 4 2 sweBthl #" si t, ul In Fully Free ate, Estim Awnings • Doors in 2700 Number &6545. and Residential 120 Gertrude St., Clark St.,120 Clark Gertrude GREENHOUSES THERM O PANES. O THERM ON OE MRVMN HM IPOEET OE MRVMN HM IPOEET OE MRVMN HV iMPROvfMINT HOVE HOME IMPROVEMENT HOME IMPROVEMENT HOME IMPROVEMENT HOME IMPROVEMENT HOME IMPROVEMENT Lie Ti ant e te n ooling C ra a & u G n e tio im T tila n e ife L V • e s a re c f In o y a • ro D P e m k a a S e L d • lle ta s In • Look On The "BRITE SIDE” LookThe"BRITE On AWNINGSGUTTERS i 1000's Service Home Of Guaranteed In W riting riting In W Guaranteed Work Cost Quality Low and True e u r T d n a d e i r T " A al ForCallA Free Estimate 686-0955 ELECTRIC MAYSPECIAL!!! ALUMINUM/VINYL BURKE’S UIU SIDING LUMINUM LRS & FLORIST of NEW JERSEY ofNEW ELECTRICIAN Tax Included) Tax AIELLO ENVIR0GARD AUTO ROOFS AUTO ll lke e lik l 'l u o Y F F O % 0 1 U ROOFS SUN (Installed 8, (Installed 0256 6 5 2 -0 2 8 3 VINYL TILT TILT VINYL SUITESIDE Since 1925Since " o o T s u 964 8830 CLEANERS $175.00 CARPETS FLORISTS 661-2971 231i 4 OR SERVICE HOUR 24 Sprayed textured ceilings. Choice Choice ceilings. textured Sprayed estimate. insured-Free Fully residential. Commercial prices. low very at ceilings plaster in cracks and flaws tex aggregate coarse or medium ot HIGHEST PRICES PRICES HIGHEST painting necessary. Conseals minor minor Conseals necessary. painting No finish. handsome crisp, a to Dries available. affect glitter tures. INDEPENDENCE used car or truck. truck. or car used THE LATEST LOOK LATEST THE 760 Carlton St.,Elizabeth 760Carlton For your iunk or or QUOTES. FREE iunk your For APPEARANCE ACOUSTICAL IN CASH _ vi on Count Sne 1170 Since ty n u o C n io n U g in rv e S S 0G «ls «ls 0G S 24 Hour Burner Service Service Burner 24Hour MIAI fOCOSM A AMfIKAJI MACHWf RfPAIRS MAJOR IfPATtS. MMOt A ll A S f S » i VCOMMERCIAL j1 M MAMTfNANCI W 1 WORKW I R I N G OE IMPROVEMENTS HOME EEECS AVAILABLE REFERENCES LCRC CO ELECTRIC OIL BURNER CLEAN OUT CLEAN BURNER OIL V o l u m aD i s c o u n t sA v a n a b i t E PAY WE DOLLAR UL INSUR'D FULLY DISCOUNTFUEL FOR YOUR JUNK JUNK YOUR FOR NC-SO'»OS (STANCH MA»l*MOS AUTOS WANTFD AUTOS Kt e Rt mg lm e d e tm R Ken Kite • • A ll ll A • 375-1253 7 M Y/IKIR MINIRY 7 Y/IKIR M CAR OR TRUCK OR CAR 4 4 2 2 - 4 4 3 IRVINGTON IRVINGTON Al num $M f $*Mm m u in m lu A • NOS FALAMOS al 32 7894 382Call: 7112 1 1 -7 4 * 9 • R tdw nnd nnd tdw R • E I R E LIV E D WE NICO foiu musniMtfuofinui ELECTRICIAN TOP CEILINGS 688-8294 • Eattxaemi • FUELOIL eenty Work o W try n e re a C KWUa Addiint itien d d A • Dnr i r e rm n D • 353 353 Reeling R • FUELOIL PAID! j j $ $ $ $30. G»IS 1444 D e cks cks e D ro«iuouts lOOGais lOOGais • i Plf' BONDID SERVICECENTERS CHESTNUi nt Fuly Is ee re F Ins lly y u r F to c a • F • e c g n in a c n te rfa u in s a e M R • g tin a o C GUTTERS& B e lg iu m B lo c k C u rb • Seal Seal • • rb u rk • o C w h ts k o tc c L a lo P B • g in rk m s a iu P tie lg e B d • a ilro a R s y a w e riv D LEADERS why fuss! why So lowest are prices Our OF ASPHALT PAVING ASPHALT OF estimate, Between 3 and Between estimate, ROCKY’S 7p.m. Call 686-2107 For free free For 686-2107 Call £: CERTIFICATES ££9: onthly m contract. ith w ith w maintenance r e fertilize Lim Free H Y r PEST CONTROL PEST T E R M I T E r S * C A R P E Y N T E RA NH T S A t i n TERMITE ( TERMITE n i t A Ash Ash Union, N.J. 07083N.J. Union, a lu m in u m w indow s s indow w doors m and u in m lu a Paid Prices Highest a lu m in u m s id in g , , g in id s m Roofing, u in m lu a clean. r r and , irs a p re , w e N St.707 Chestnut PIG EN- P -U LEAN C SPRING ------EXTERMINATING- P.CANTARELLA III T 3 GENERATIO NS NS 3 GENERATIO UO WANTED AUTOS Road Servi Servi Road CALL OTHERS FIRST FIRST OTHERS CALL R IAL ERC M M O • C TIAL N E ID S E R • Y Co mY m u CONV. & c VA u i FHA, A ' R e s i d e n t i a l Roa -. - e »• * ntj* F i«* t nspecton n tio c e p s In ite m r e about our our about 7 days 344-3113 7days TOSENIOR CITIZENS” 'SPECIAL CARE GIVEN Free Pick Up Up Pick Free 9646 4 6 -9 6 8 6 THEN CALL US! THEN JUNKCARS •V*l»rt>ugs*Squin»li After5 o.m. A TRUCKS CLEANUP CALLRUDY Specialists in 6872726 G E E R F i te a tim s E WE BUY 353 5445 5445 353 UTTERS written written Can i • R o o v n l » guarantee ____ A AHOM EUFCN CARPENTRY BATHROOM RESURFACING al ces s e ic r p l ia c r e m m ll a o C C d te a tim s e d e r g r l checked and adi ed d te s iu d a d n a d e k c e h c , d e n a cle b o ile r H a v e y o u r o il b u rn e r r e rn u b l tia il n o e ll id s 'A re r u o y r u o y e v a H y on c n ie r e id ic ile s f o f b e e fir m u im x a m dental 3 5 part ud d lu c m ts r a p 50 132 l tia n m e u id u s c e a v R d an h s ru b ill w " n a le C CLEANING& TUNE UP e br nd nsur re u s in d an n w o d k a re b ce u d e R OMEGA CONTROL PEST c k d vi avaiabl le b ila a v a e ic rv e s nd eke e W tc e J St e Li d e s n e ic L te ta S .J N 02 Avenue e u n e v A s i r r o M 2022 R oa che s, A n ts , F le a s , R o d e n ts, ts, n e d . o g R tin , a s a in le F m r te , x ts E n A r s, o o che td oa u R r/O o o d In V E IT 'S POSSIBLE! POSSIBLE! 'S IT E V on, New Jersey e s r e J w e N , n io n U HN 245-9393 PHONE 3-2C 0981 M I 634-423C AUTO BODY REPAIRS a fraction of replace replace of costs. ent m fraction at a resurfaced be can tile AN G ELO M AR R AN C A A C AN R AR M ELO G AN Now your tub, sink or or sink tub, your Now ( R e s id e n tia l l tia n e id s e R ( T PEKMA RM ERAM C A M K E P ITH W > Insurance Estimates • WINDOWS • DOORS DOORS • • WINDOWS A L U M IN U M SIDING SIDING M U IN M U L A 'BATHRO O M M A G IC " " IC G A M M O 'BATHRO EXTERMINATORS UNION TICKETS 465 LEHIGHAV. • REPLA C E M E N T T N E M E C REPLA • • Wrecker Service • Kool Kool • CONCERT TICKETS RO SELLE PAR K, K, PAR SELLE RO NEW TU8 GUARANTEE TU8 NEW • Stevie Wonder • Stevie • Johnny Mathis Mathis • Johnny 382 E.WESTFIELD AVE. Y Rangers Y. N• • Grateful Dead Grateful • • Frank Sinatra Frank • 20 YEAR LIFE WITH LIFE YEAR 20 H O M EIM P R O V E M E N T 6873542 • Lionel Richie Richie Lionel • CANGE • Men at Work at Men • "ALL CLEAN" N O tM AI USE AI tM O N • Lover Boy Lover • ee i es s te a tim s E e re F 8512880 SAFE WAY WAY SAFE WINDOWS. Res s e /R m m o C BOILER 2416302 N.J. 07204 N.J. HE AT iNL, UNION ntme anytim O INC. CO. 354-5982 618-4007 CALL & A The Gang The al l) ia c r e m m o C A In s u re d . . d re u s In AMBER HITCKWORUr (3 M t n U k at Bayw*y Clrcte) at Bayw*y k U n t M (3 Custom Tow Hitches sold andHitches sold Tow Custom carv ttd t reasonable prices at stated your for hitch needatow Do you Ask WFSTWAY o o To l ee Estmat te a tim s E e re F ll a m S Too Job No INTERIOR REM00CLING INTERIOR l nsur d re u s In lly u F CHENS, STUCO, STUCO, CHENS, E ROS KI IT K ROOMS, REC ECSL W, W fENCESALE m inals sale price. sale link inals m chain vinyl Green installed. Gates and ter ter and Gates installed. (Min. 100 Lin.ft.) 100 (Min. 9 Q T * 494 SQ.FT. UNION, 688UNION, 49 . Edgar Read E.2419 N6” C0M "SUMNER’S YOUR SAVINGS MENTS, ILA B LE . . A V LE A B S E ILA C N E R FE E R RATES, TIM E PAY PAY E TIM RATES, REASONABLE L L A C 2277 MORRIS TI DORMERS S R E M R O D • S N IO IT D D A NO JOB TOO SMALL For BILTRITEFENCE Carpentry WorkCarpentry Done PRIVATE IN HOME IN PRIVATE NG SI NG G IN ID S d n a G IN F O O R E USED NEW FREEESTIMATES CONSTRUCTION 00G TRAINING 24 hour service 24hour AUTO DEALER MULTIPLY 688-4635 ne, N.J.Unden, LEASES 5 55or r o 6565 35 6 l: George all: C 86 0010 |826 486-7738 9104 0 1 -9 2 5 3 DOG TRAINING DOG Mike: AVE HITCHES FENCES All TypeAll of 373-7114 BELLI S INC. S K C E D ERRY R R JE a a 2800 C T E in SUBURBAN PAVING si t.Cl 8 5885688 Call ate. estim furnaces. Free Free furnaces. lng f Tr c ra T , s n fa g ilin e c jects, hot w ater heaters, heaters, pro ater w hot insulation jects, as g, tin h such lig jobs odd also p lu m b in g , e le c tric a l, l, a tric c le e , g in Painting, b m lu cts p roje p ent m perform We expensive. WHOLESALE most home im prove prove im home most 15 years experience. In In experience. 15years Home. Foam Rubber F or The The or F Rubber And abric F Foam raperies D arpeting. C • • Ave. Slipcovers Elizabeth W 414 DISTRIBUTORS - ipddirA idn Ruhltr • Reupholstery Linden. BUYMORf d te a l. re ia T l tr s ia u D d s In te re a u s s tim re s . P E e ce ttic n a fe L ood m W u in m lu A denti Chai . k n i L in a h C l ia t n e id s e R t For Cheerf Fr e re F l fu r e e h C r o F sts o P HOMEFURNISHINGS FENCES ■ e s y a d eek W d " f l f l o U n I « S I ed W HITPE MURPHY CHRISTOPHER IRON • ALUMINUM • IRON E I ATE TIM ES E E R F • TOWNCOUNTRY i 7091 S#rt«nfc«M Aw.. Uw«M 7MT PLEASANT AVE E V A T N A S A E L P T 67M NS RED SU IN Y L L U F P R O FE S S IO N A L/ L/ A N IO S S FE O R P • PA RK IN G LOTS G IN RK PA • INSURED. Y L L U F • CONTRACTORS FINE CARPENTRY FINE Sun >am Sun >am RVWAYS DRIVEW • OK INC. WORKS WOODWORKING 1688-58481 TOPNOTCH i u p o 687-3133 OWER auto CARPENTRY V a n t iK a NS a c t M R DRIVEWAYS Ask fo r Don r fo Ask -UU 688-1829 • CURBING • SEALING • S M R E T Y S A E FENCES 862-5350 m K R A W E N 4*54700 / t too% n r a W - 7 parte »" l» H s t a o t/ m 4 p C IC L B U P - Page IS — FOCUS— O N N O UN ION COUNTY COUNTY UN ION home improvements IVPROVI MINT HOVE 'VPROVEMtNT INSURANCE JEWELERS Hitchens NEW JERSEY• BOB ft JEFF ALUMINUM SIDING NEW YORK • ANTWERP DIAMOND SETTING PAINTING W l STYMY E X T R AO R D IN A R IE KITCHENS — STAW SKLgi CARPENTRY. INTERIOR REMOOEUNG MANUFACTURING 19S6, October ADDITIONS SPECIAL ORDERS Counter tops REC ROOMS, KIT MASONRY G R A D U A T E s>) ^ - OFFICIAL G.l.A CHENS, STUCO, ETC Formica facing Custom nome LEADERS A GUTTERS IM P O R T E R ^ alternation, in PRECAST STEPS APPRAISER New kitchens NO JOB TOO SMALL terior and exterior. STEEL CELLAR DOORS SKI SETTING CO. Reas. Prices Free Est. Complete carpen FREE ESTIMATES ALSO SECURITY WINDOWS ’ 05 M o u n ta in A v e Bob Costello, 24 hrs. TANGO-FEDOR ' Springfield, New Jersey try service. CALL JERRY Free Estimate S RNMM AM 686-7434-5 245-5060 3 S 2 -9 1 M 272-0325 241-0045 or 376-8880 • ' UN , ■' KITCHEN CABINETS (ANOSCAPINi; LANDSCAPING LIIRARY SERVICE LIMOUSINE SERVICE TAT V & D MARK DOLLY GENERAL CONTRACTORS LIBRARY ATTENTION KITCHEN LANDSCAPING SERVICES BRIDES!!! MADISON Lawn maintenance, Spring clean up, Ljwn chemical ser monthly KITCHENS Experienced M A K E YOUR DAY CABINETS vice, Spring clean up, maintenance, lawn SPECIAL. Ride in total B u y Direct Shrub p la n tin g & care Professional Consul renovation, seed, tant for Library needs. comfort in beautiful From Factory Sold and iitalltd Old FREE ESTIMATES fertilizer, lime, top Will organize, expand, white limousine cabintts and counlartops soil, shrubs and revise. Business plus 50% LESS FREE ESTIMATES resurfaced with formica 232-5302 oH>54- professional libraries. then reg. price dressed sod. Very Union County area in ribbon. ftte. 22 SprieifieM reasonable rates. Available evenings & WHITE LIGHTING 379-4070 Free estimate. Sundays. 289 1950 after 5 ! LIMOUSINES 4 8 6 - 0 7 7 7 PM. Days-245 2050 964-0232 N ights 241 1305 MAINTENANCE MAINTENANCE MASONRY MASONRY MOVING MOViNG D f t S TERRY We- _ DON’S R ft G ALL TYPES HOWELL Maintenance MAINTENANCE OF MASONRY Hau| Trucking Inc. Spring cleaning, MASONRY attics, basements, CONTRACTOR • STEPS . ' J 3 yards, garages, of • STEPS • PATIOS "Why U-Haul when 110 East Blanke fices, carpet clean • SIDEWALKS • SIDEWALKS We-Haul". Local MOVING & St., Linden, N.J. ing, floor waxing, • PATIOS FREE ESTIMATE hauling & trucking. STORAGE 07036. window cleaning, • DRIVEWAYS CALL PHILIP 24 hr. Insured-Free 687-0035 Etc. No job too small AM BER: est. Reasonable 351-0616 Free Est, 964-8425. 276-2502 rates. 272-1921. 375 Roseland Place 925-8473 UNION PC 00019 VO VINE, PAINT INC. PAINTING PAINTING PAVING PAVING Aaron PAINTING BY J T M 2 U SA K First class Piano WP GENERAL A.J. tradesman. Home PAVING CONTRACTORS MURRAY or commercial. Ad Asphalt and con Movers ^ vice on your home "The Best Piano PAPERHANGING crete driveways. EXTERIOJ2 painting problems. Railroad ties and Movers You'll Get P A IN T IN G 30 years ex For Your Money" CARPENTRY • REASONABLE Belgium blocks, perience in the curbing, steps, ONLY PIANOS Free Estimate Insured RATES trade. Phone Nick. Experienced patios, sidewalks, ••MvnWmi 1 Cmmmmrcfml Aa^Hoft W o(k Insured • FREE E S T IM A T E >,l ir>( Reasonable. WE 245-4835 retaining walls and H—vffmcJwf-CMrbfmg F r*« Set,.ii«9eeefv lly I n m v m I GO ANYWHERE 964-7720 925-9610 Anytime p j j drainage. Call 862- $41-4114 8160. V»w«y»*P«rk6 8 7 - 0 6Kr+m 1 4 POOLS POOLS PAPERHANGING PAPERHANGING ROOFING TREE SERVICE B IR G E R G & 0 LARRY’S PO O LS INSTALLERSEXPERT WE STOP LEAKS W00DSTACK C O M P L E T E INSTALLATIONS john scon ! PAPERHANGING Clark Builders. Inc. RETAIL STORE Service & M ajor Repairs, Of An TREE J R Vinyl Lined. CUSTOM Serving Union County • NEW POOL SALES SWIMMING POOLS For Over 15 Years. • Custom Liners • Above Ground COVERINGS fm j/ Fully insured, free SERVICE • SERVICE & P o ols • New R o o fin g & • In Ground Pools ‘ Openings 8. Interior/Exterior Pain estimates cheerful Repairs • Tree Removal R E ° A I RS C lo sin g s ly given. • Gutters &. Leaders & Pruning • POOLOPENINGS • Fully Insured • Estimates ting. Paperhanging, A ll W o rk All Work Guaranteed In • Discount for • LIQUIC CHLORENE G u a ra n te e d Line Striping and Park W ritin g 15 VRS. EXP. F U L L Y We Repair and rebuild all type jng Lot Specialist. & S f r Fully Insured Free Senior Citizens of in ground Poofs • Immediate Service INS. 118 W Webster BOB GRIFFIN Fully Insured 889-8811 P *%T E stim ate Avenue, Roselle Park. ROSELLE PARK ROSELLE PARK 381 5245 74S -A 09A 353 3489 241-2910 241 7405 276-5752 TYPING SERVICE VACUUM CLEANERS AAHRPflOOf INI, WOOD WORKING PAM IMTERfftOOFMC LISTING YOUR SERVICE HERE Experienced & Depen UNITED - PROFESSIONAL MEED VACUUM dabfe Service. WOODWORKING . M X COULD BRING YOU GREAT TYPING CLEANER SERVICE? SPECIALIZING IN aK • f HE nC * UP AMO & NEW JERSEY RESULTS!!! BASEMENT WATER For only SS.75 pot week you |ei a l inch display id m ttie LET AN m M7 SERVICE PROOFING, WALL corp. EXPERT DO IT" section in Hie Linden Leader l Hie Spectator of • IN M Y HOME V v H . IT}! COATING, PUMPS, 41Em U 2 ^ or nscown DRAIN TfLE WORK, Rosette l Rosette Park, circulation 5,375. Plus you receive a 1 inch • Full Or Part Time (SALES A SERVICE) KITCHENS W ? t* FREE classified ad in Hie SERVICES OFFERED" section in the • P ic k Up Service wcuums "NO JOB TOO BIG OR BATHROOMS (Ml MAMS A MOOtlS TOO SMALL*'. Umen Leader, Sprmftwtd leader, Renttwartti Leader, Linden m BASEMENTS tncMua » urn REASONABLE) Leader, Spectator (Resette & Rosette Part), and Hie Meantemstde ArailaMt WONLDDEJIGN RATES, FREE 2170 Springfield j M L M q ESTIMATES, FULLY Echo, total arcutotma 21,M0, ever 70,000 randan** C U Man 1;* e ir s n m m un*n» Ave., Vauxhall. • . INSURED. 220 Filbert 4 8 4 7 9 6 5 HURRY! RESERVE YOUR SPACE TOOAY! $254121 St. Raeelte Per*, MS- 686-7111 „ by ca llin g 686-7700 JBL ______FOCUS ON UNION COUNTY — October 6, 1983 — Page 16 cancer and their families which will will which with families people their and for cancer program educational ony nt f h Aeia Cancer American the of Unit Union the County at 9p.m. to7 from consecutive six Thursdays for run and today begin [ “ I CAN C O PE” is the name of a fall fall a of name the is PE” O C CAN I “ » closets... 'A lm ost” new roof, gas furnace & h ot ot h & furnace gas roof, new ost” lm 'A closets... » m details yet conv en ien t to m ajor roads. Call us foi foi us Call street, quiet roads. a on ajor m to elight” D t ien heer ‘S en A conv yet heater ater w k itch en provides dining space...T hree bedroom s s bedroom hree space...T dining provides en itch k have lots of wall space and sliding doors on th e large large e th on he doors ...T sliding room and space dining wall of and lots room have living carpeted the to te rtaining...P ow der room ...L arge w indow s give light light en give s and indow n w atio arge ...L relax room r level fo der rade ow space he atio...G p e...T rtaining...P provides te hom covered a room aculate m ily include im fam this grounds covers fenced siding inum alum U NIO N N NIO U NURSERY REGISTER NOW REGISTER temptationsof R ER D N O W \ \ - ETRANME T EN M ENTERTAIN F O T 1359 M o rris Ave., Union Union Ave., rris o 1359M from from Entrees Dinner OUTSTATiDING Dinette Chairs-Tables-Chlna Cabinets Chairs-Tables-Chlna Dinette o . . . to the to . . . nin r of h WA amiy i hot s and r aur ts n ra u ta s re d n a ls te o h l a n tio p e c x e f o ily m fa WGA (he f o ers b m e M 1014 VV St Geoige Ave Geoige 1014 St VV £ GIVE INI GIVE RUBY" RUBY" SI Bedroom Sets-Dining Room Sets Room Sets-Dining Bedroom Of AndBedding Dinettes l ldd Kinder|arten. cluded. J T ST JU ** vial Lnh n sak in sessions snacks time and Lunch full a 6 available Half 2-6. Afes classrooms. Individualized Separate groups. teachers. Pre-School curriculum curriculum Pre-School r u o idn • 7373 486Linden 2452 5 4 -2 7 8 6 & Bedding-Recliners-And More Bedding-Recliners-And cu $100,000Liquidation 5 9 J $ ounges e g n u lo Save up To 3 SCHOOL WORLD Many Below Cost Below Many SPRINGFIELD LISTED * * Sparkling Sparkling ** LISTED ARSPP Y N PA SIP R PA LIVINGSTON at c ed se n ice L te ta S l certified certified gt /Society of Union County are Elizabeth Elizabeth are County Union of /Society General Medical Center, Saint Elizabeth Saint Center, Medical General program with the American Cancer Cancer American the Ave., with ster in program estm W 512 Elizabeth. ociety, S 994 3500 994 9400 376 263 2000 263 70 Co-sponsoring the “ I Can Cope' Cope' Can I “ the Co-sponsoring gs1' 1 Ages • Register Now For Fall 1983 Fall For Now Register w hite hite w DISCOVERY GI B U L C S L IR G & S Y O B CENTER %Off. H O U R S o p e n e d (loc. In Boys 6Girls ClubOf Union) 00Jaet v. Union Ave. 1050Jeanette ON N.J. 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Nov. through to 7:15 from Thursdays held p.m. be 9:30 will it friends, and Summit. 0641 ei tngt t vrok optl in Hospital Overlook at tonight begin 232- 354-7373 at or office unit the from in Elizabeth all Hospital and Alexian Brothers Hospital, Hospital, Brothers Alexian and Hospital THE UNION COUNTY H IK IN G CLUB G IN IK H COUNTY UNION THE hs itrse cn al 522-2963 for call can interested Those Designed for diabetics, their families families their diabetics, for Designed A F IV E -PA R T D IAB E TES course will will course TES E IAB D T R -PA E IV F A Additional information is available available is information Additional 309LafayetteKenilworth,N.J. Ave. Eeg Svr $ Saver” “Energy N. s i F im.. 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