Is"there still hope? What starts it all An eye on surgery Columnist Dr. Farid Shafik Early-stages-of two plans may , Artists, whose works are displayed discusses causes of cataracts suggest the UCUA can be saved. at Children's Specialized, discuss and eye surgery. See Page B8. See editorials on Page 6. their inspirations. See Page B4.
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TWO SECTIONS - 25 CENTS RAHWAY, N.J.,' VOL« NO.50-THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1996 A WORRALL COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER try again to cut City cans based im what the council was told by By Sean Daily cents per S100 assessed value in city Ilic city's assessor: tha't there is about The Republican councilmenwill try to trim Starr Writer taxes. ' Highlights S400.000 in "unencumbered" funds in If at first you don't succeed, say the Their next effort, which will take approximately $500,000 from the proposed this year's budget, or funds that have Republicans, try, try again. ..,'•.' place at the next council meeting on not been earmarked for anything. At least, that seems to be Ihe-niotto Monday, will be an attempt to elimi-, budget on Monday. Some of this money cannot be used Craft fair planned of the Repuhlicans.on the City Coun- nate any city lax increases from the The Holy Comforter Episcopal fur this year, Janusz said. cil. Their failure last week to put budget. According to Republican « Tax money "lying around" the other departments arc covered under Church of Rahway, located at "Had we reserved it, we could have llirough about SI.03 million in cuts to councilman Frank Janusz, this would Water Department that Janust said UK DPW phone bill. live corner of St. Georges used it,'" he added. "Since we didn't the proposed 1996-97 municipal mean a cut of about $500,000 to was apparently doing nothing except All this money would not be able to Avenue and Seminary Avenue, reserve it, we can't use it." budget has not slopped their push, in S55O.OOO. collecting interest — S1OO.0OO, he reduce tlie budget without cuts in lie also admitted that his informa- 1 wi|l have an outdoor craft fair the words of Councilman James Ful- But the Republicans say that some some areas. The "Republicans have on Oct. 12 from 10 a.m. to 4 tion may not be "100 percent," but he said. "It's like telling people lo put CD comer, lo "give the taxpayers a of this money is already lying around plans for those, too. blamed Kennedy for these gaps in his . their money in the bank not giving p.m. The raindaic is Oct. 19. break." unused in the budget and could be One area that would not be touch- data. them interest," he said. Any interested crafter. home That effort was deemed an effort to transferred to other areas. edi according to Janusz, would be the According to Janusz; there are a \ • A 5100,000 phone bill for the made items only, may call Paltf trim Mayor James Kennedy's prop- Fulcomer has said that there is fire department. number of items in the budget that he Department of Public Works. "I at 3K1-3776 for more informa- osed 525,960,544 municipal budget, about S400.000 "hidden" in city sal- Kennedy came under criticism at wants more information on but that he assume it's in all other dpetartments ' tion. which still needs council approval and ary accounts and that would never be last week's council meeting for cut- has not been able to get, either from because there's no way one depart-:, public comment. This budget is a 1.7 used. . ling the positions of five firefighters the mayor or through other channels. ment could have a bill like that," he percent increase over last year's Janusz said stimcthing similar this . See GOP; Page 2 Among these are. said. Kennedy has not told him what Flu shots available budget and result in an increase of 4.9 week, adding that his information was Rahway Health Fair schedules' free senior citizen flu shots. Free influenza immunizations will he given on Ocl. 20, at Seniors center opens; COOPER TIRE Railway's annual Health Fair, at the municipal complex, from 9 Cooper a.m. to 2 p.m. offers health services i FACTORY OUTLET! The immunization is reconv"™ "Seniors will be ahle to consult v TIRES y. mended for adults, 55 years and By Chris Suswal Managing. Editor members of both "thje nursing and older and for people with A new era has begun for seniors as recreation staffs for w.Kat is know a? - COOPER BRAKE SPECIAL chronic Illnesses such as diab- Install now Pads v Sho« the renovated Senior Citizens Center Medicine Counseling," he said. etes, heart, lung or kidney dis- UFEUNER Inspect Drums & fiotws. Wheel on Estcrbrook ." Avenue re-opened "Many seniors have a lot of questions Baanngs. Caspars. Whool Cylinders 1 ease. MastmCytnde Saturday. pertaining to their medical conditions CLASSIC t Add Flurts H necessary ' The flu shot is covered by The center had been closed for and we will be here to answer ' 60.000 Mile Road Test Treadwear Protection MoslCars Medicare. Have a Medicare card more than a year as safety precaution* Limited Warranty P17570R13 available. forced il lo be shut down Tn February (he senior citizen* are vision, hearing, and blood screenings as well as blood P1857OR14 ^s 49.95 Anyone allergic to eggs, of 1995. PI957OR14 ^s 51.95 pressure tests. chickens, chicken feathers or Mayor James Kennedy at tended the P2OJ7OR14 /s 53.95 Kennedy indicated that during the P2157ORI4 /s 55.95 chicken dander, should, not ceremonies which allowed everyone P2O57OR1S week of the center's closing, the for- /s 54.95 receive this vaccine without first to come in and overlook the facility. P2157OR1S /s 57.95 cast predicted eight inches of snow. P2156OR16 /s 58.95 consulting their physician. The public viewed the new kitchens, P2256OR 16 /s 63.95 bathrooms, skylights, and meeting An engineer assessed ceiling damage A comprehensive blood test hall, . and speculated that there would be Dnin & Flmh Radulor will be made available by COOPER | "This is the beginning of a bigger further collapse. Irwpccl kill, hoses UHJ walcr pumpj appointment only, starling at 8 Includes one pllon or era," Kennedy said. "We are going to "A large chunk had fallen and we" MONOGRAM Check Prc.«ure Test System a.m. to 11:30 a.m., for Rahway expand programs.for seniors and we didn't.know if the roof could sustain 2000 residents. are rededicating staff to deal with the the harsh weather," Kennedy said. 50,000 Mile Tredrtwear Prelection To arrange an appointment, jeent?; hffrp " In August of 1995 City Council limited WaiTanty P15580R13 MOST UBS call 827-2085. The cost of the Health Department Director authorized spending $480,000 includ- PI858ORJ3 ,/VJ 44.95 blood test is S20. Anthony Deige commented on the ing S313,500. in bonds and over PI8575R14 //w. 46.95 CANNOTBECOMBINEDWITHANYOTHEROFFER ' See SENIORS, Page 3 PI9575RI4 .-/w 48.95 access for seniors to health services. P2O575RI4 liw 5O.95 P2O575RI 5 //w 53.95 WHEEL Chamber hosts speaker P21575RI5 //w 56.95 P22575RI 5 J/W 58.95 Mark Herr, the director of the P23575R15 j/w 6O.95 Computer workshop turns ALIGNMENT slate's Division of Consumer State will monitor Four Wheel * Affairs, will be the featured COOPEI i $ speaker at the chamber's month- HAND 49.95 J ly Small Business Forum's to the internet for the school district computers jn? their shacks," said- CLASSIC STE v •Most Cars Breakfast Wednesday. -Greg said, "Everyone's •telling us !r \By Sean Dally .Moore, a.chartcr member of the work- By Sean Daily 80.000 MSe •Thrust Angle that we have iVbe on the Internet." Treadwear Protection Herr will explain how the "Staff Write* shop. "We. all seemed to have similar Staff Writer \The two-houf .Vrrjiinar .'covered Limited Warranty state's consumer laws can affect What began as-three shajri radio ,"" interests ;and were interested in A stale study of the Board of Education has found students lacking in P17570R13 ; most of the Worldwide Web and on- . business owners and consumers. operators looking lo'-improve comriu-- - expanding technology, so we decided, at least one key testing area, resulting in the state Department of Educa- PI857OR14 59.95 line services such as America Online. PI957OR14 61 .95 | This meeting will keep the busi- ter training has blossomed into.the--: 'Why not*distribute this?'" ' tion monitoring the district. P2O57OR14 63.95 PEHWOILJ) OIL ' ""ft's.hot that we'>e endorsing.the. P2 1570R14 65.95 SHIMMY Ds ness owners abreast of the( laws only computer -wWksho'p of its kind. - iFeldman had first-hand experience According to. Pam Castellanos of the DOE, Rahway's students fell P2O57OR 15 61 .95 service;" said'Reagan. "Wftjustwant? lo avoid litigation. .The workshop, is PC 101,' a -non- \ ; with thi's-when lie joined another short on the Early Warning Test, a test New Jersey students take in the P2157OR15 64.9O CUSTOM DETAILING CHANGE people to know .what's, oiif the're.T'. P2156OR16 68.95 Herr has a master's degree in profit organization in Rahway on Jrv- - , "popular ^computer, group." eighth-grade to see if they will heed assistance in high school. .' ' ;There- was also mention' of other: P2256ORI6 71 .95 Wute-.Uplo5quarts; journalism and earned his law ing Street, and was started.ajbout three "Ifourldjit very high-tech, no per- The state mandates that at least 75 percent of the students pass each of dPanzoiMotorOl aspects of the World Wide- Web.such degree from Seton Hall Univer- years. - , • ' • . -,. '_' sonal contact, very clique-ish," he the parts that make up the,test — mathematics; writing and reading. •01 Filer •uteCtesa as Usenet, which are archives of data , COOPER Hand Waxing » Wheel Treatment - Compounding 95 sity. Previous lo his appointment "The motive was that there was a said. "I saw what we need was a more According to Castellanos. 33.3 percent of Hahway"s students passed •Chec*«irfeleTres and graphics;"file transfer protocol Or Simonfzing •- Interior Shampooing • Scotcnguarding gap between beginners and novices,". . the 1996 EWT in mathematics and 67.1 percent passed in writing. RAIN- ' Vinyl Top Cleaning • Cars • Vans • Light Trucks as director of Consumer. Affairs, fip, for sending'programs and data personal program. The other was said Joe Feldman of Warren, the pres- As to what these findings suggest, Castellanos said, "1 can't draw any Safety hspedion he was with United Press Inter- -i»ios*il»taterncU:and chat.and.Inter-. __ more egotistical and showing off what MASTER . Call For ADDOintmentJM)8t925-7700- . ^ ••it}enTr"Noonewanledte^fr'them v conclusions front' that! because I was nol part of ihe-rcvjcw.icam." „ -"' WOOOMile national as its slate house net phone services for talking directly you kVow.";' ^ •'.;•'"•• and the people who were paid didn I According to Superintendent Nicholas Rotonda, the school board also Treadwear Protection ocmnr bureau chief in Trenton. He was to someone1 over trie-' Internet. . '. "We're the only one in the country Limited Warranty seem committed eiyjaigh." . . came "slightly lower" on the California Achievement Tests, a standar- P18750R14 also speechwriter for Thomas 1 that does this." he added. "No one "When you say 'Internet, -! don't ALL SEASON RADIALS Kean and wrote his 1988 keyn- Thif workshdp/which at first bpd a does what we do. I mean, some of dized lest for primary school, and on. the verbal section of the High ooaai -^*>-^ wanrybu. to think that it's just the J P1957OR14 ote address to the Republican core membership of just siXimrfnbers, them do what we do, but they don't do School Proficiency Test. . . • S«i 95 WE HAVE YOUR SiZElL World Wide Web. It's just a service P2O57QR14 National Convention. , has grown out of>holding"5etnihars at what we do>on a weekly basis." "It was really the first first year that our youngsters didn't score high P2O57ORI5 58V95 . ^(A Holiday Inn rooms and the Iselin Fire that is provided over the Internet," P2I57OR15 6l'.95 Call in or write for reserva- said Reagan. "It was amazing how many people enough," he said. P2O565R15 57.95 /if**" 201 PARK AVENUE SOUTH •LINDEN Department and now has its own tions now to assure seating. The He-aLso taught the seminar^goers a were afraid of the computer age but The monitoring is part of a seven-year cycle that Rahway, along wiih office on Irving Street in Ratjway. It didn't want to be left behind," said all tlie other school boards in New Jersey, goes through. / / 908-925-7700 FAX: 908-925-7703 program will be held at the now has a membership of about 300 few.of the tricks of lite trade: These Moore. . According to Castellanos, the DOE will be coming in next year to Holiday Inn in Clark. people from all around the area. included disabling the Call Waiting There are no courses in program- review "a variety of areas including those areas thai were failed." Registration is at 7:45 a.m. And they were tryipg to drum up .. feature on your phone so- it won't ming bat instead'ih software packages These include planning, curriculum, facilities and buildings, finances Meeting from 8 to 9- a.m. A more members — a. successful interfere with a modem, how tojnake a ''bookmark" for a particular" web like word-processors, spreadsheets, and student testing. S15 fee includes meeting and attempt — on Saturday with a free page and how to find a particular pagtf databases and file managers, all on After the monitoring is completed, the DOE has must decide on one of full.buffet breakfast. seminar on the Internet. with' a database, calltd a search IBM PC-clones and in DOS and Win- two things to do with the Board of Education. "It's a funny thing," said Doug The Small Business Forum is dows. There are even plans to start •• One of these will be granting the school system here its certification " Reagan of Colonia, the speaker for the engine. • ••• • open to all chamber members hands-on training in Windows 95 with conditions for one year. This will be granted jf the county superin- seminar. "They've heard about it but "Oh, I thought it was very good," . with non-members welcome. soon. . tendent decides that the Board of Education will improve on its own. tney don't do it.They don't use it to said Evejyn Larnbbetg, a Westfield The other option is to put the school system under what is called Level Contact Union County Cham- its full potential'.^ resident and two-year member. "They - "So you/re talking about over ber of Commerce, 135 Jefferson have ^ood classes, of course. My SI,000 of^training for a S35 member- II monitoring. This would include a review of "all decision areas," Reagan'.? seminar was very basic, w Avc.. Elizabeth, 07207, or call computer doesn't go online but I want ship feei'He-'said. . according to Castellanos, from DOE officials and other officials from but then it fit the crowd, sorne of to store up information so I won't be There is also a 10-week course "for outside of the Rahway school system. (908) 352-0900. whom had never been on the Internet going into strange territory.* absolute beginners, even if they don't "I'm not worried," said Rotonda. "I'm sure that we will .meet their before. Teaching computers is an unusual^ even know how a keyboard, mouse, criteria. ^ALL (908) 686-9898 Two Rahway residents at the serrii- occupation for six people who have . spread sheet, or database function." But at least one resident has said that this could lead to a slate takeover 'Har were beginners. - no experience with teaching- In fact, "We take a different approach," of the school system, similar to what happened in Newark: "We've tried a couple of demo 1000 Time & Temperature only two have jobs related to the com-. said Reagan, who is a Xerox sales Newark's school system had its finances mismanaged and had a num- disks," said Greg Ciencin, wha-was 1666 Downtown Rahway Events puter industry; tlie others are a jewel- executive. "We teach on a very basic ber of its members and staff indicted. It had been under the scrutiny of the with his wife, Millie. "We're consid- 1900 Lottery Results er, a bus driver and a retail employee^ level and build from the ground up." slate for several years before it was finally taken over. ering a service, but we're confused." 3170 Local Movie Theatres But three of them were ham radio Moore said, their concept at the , When asked about this, Castellanos said, "The district is at step ope of What would they use the Internet m ^ Your Communlty'i tttt operators. One of them. Drew Moore beginning was, "It's not going to the process. A district doesn't become stale-run overnight." for? "That's a good question," said of Piscataway. is an application deve- break, so go ahead." • She added that the Newark school system had been "years and years in Greg. Infosource loper for Lucent Laboratories. One of their earliest students, Joan the process." AIA nt£E noun Fublic VOIC Urv\c*E ffflH"** Of Tht Railw"a —*wS» "That's what we're trying to find "The radio operators were using See WORKSHOP, Page 2 out," Millie added. •*>
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1996 — PAGE 3 PAGE 2 — THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1996 RAHWAY PROGRESS RAHWAY PROGRESS INSIDE OBITUARIES NEWS CLIPS THE Shining city lights Board hires help for its NeilJ. Zullo Gladys M. Skillin Lace demonstration is scheduled for 2 to 5 p.m. Homeless benefit Rahway Progress Tours of the history-rich farmhouse superintendent search : Nci! J. Zullo, 84, of Rahway died Sept. IS in his home. Gladys M. Marson Skillin, 93, a lifelong resident of Miller-Cory Museum in Westficld On Oct. 18, from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. will be available throughout the after- Editorials will feature a demonstration of bobbin • and on Oct. 19, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., 6 "Bom in the Port Reading section of Woodbridgc, Mr. Rahway, died Sept. 19 in the Dclairc Nursing Home, noon with the last tour at 4:30 p.m. By Sean Dally da, is only temporary and will not be Zullo moved to Rahway many years ago. He was a steam- Linden: lace and open-hcarth cooking. on a craft fair lo benefit the homeless and Letters, columns 7 Admission to the museum and its offered the job, said Henderson. He Sunday. poor of Union County will be held at Staff Writer niter with the Stcamfiuers Union Local 475 in Warren, Mrs. SkiHin was chief clerk: with the Union County grounds is free for children under 6 Obituaries i has been hired on a month-to-month The search for a new superinten- formerly of Newark, before retiring. Mr. Zullo was a Navy Board of Taxation where she worked for 36 years before . ^Marion Martin of Westficld will years of age. Admission for adults is the Berkeley Heights Community basis; a permanent job with the board Reunions dent of schools recently took off. veteran of World War II. He served in the Scabccs. Mr. retiring in 1964. She was a member of the Women's Guild demonstrate the art of English S2; admission for children over 6 is 50 Center. could jeopardize his pension, Hcndcr- A*its last meeting, the school board Zullo was a member of the Veterans of Foreign Wars John of the Holy Comforter Episcopal Church, Rahway. bobbin-lace making. Bobbin lace is cents.' The' center is located at 29 Park Sports 8 hired Ray Millam of the New Jersey • son said. ' L, Ruddy Post in Clark. He also was a member of the usually created on a pillow and .Avc. in Berkeley Heights. Rotonda had been acting principal- County news B1 School Boards Association to act as a Waichung Bowmen Oub and a collector of Indian ' Frank A. Mangano requires dexterity and patience. The Scarecrow contest The event returns this year with a "third party" in the selection process. at Rahway High School before being Artifacts. delicate bobbin lace creations by early large assortment of handmade crafts, • . Entertainment Frank A. Mangano, 63, of Rahway, formerly of Linden, B4 Millam's function would be to make ' made acting superintendent. • Surviving arc his wife, Mary; a brother, Mickey, and Americans were used for decorative The Miller-Cory House Museum gifts, Christmas ornaments, baby died Sept. 21 in Union Hospital. Classified sure that the board is conducting its The search for a new superinten- five foster children, Gail Borders, Carol Taffcy, John, purposes in the home and on clothing. will hold its first annual scarecrow quilts and more. Featured also will be B12 Bom in Elizabeth, Mr. Mangano lived in LMcri for search in the proper manner. dent began the day after Cavanna Rodney and Charles Kurutza. Ellen Hess and Anne Marie contcsial its fall festival Ctet. 20. homemade pics, cakes, breads and Real estate. seven years before moving to'Rahway. He worked in the B15 According to board President handed in his resignation, according McCarthy of.Cfanford will demons- Contestants will build their own cookies. Clowns will greet visitors at to Cavanna. As of the June 12 dead- maintenance department of the U.S. Postal Service in Lin- Aulomqtive B16 Edward Henderson, Millam is being trate open-hearth cooking by prepar- scarecrow to take them home to the door. Admission is free: line for applications, the Board of Kenneth Phillips den for 11 years. Mr. Mangano served in the Navy during hired at no out-of-pocket expense to ing seasonal foods using authentic- "frighten" the Halloween spirits. Con- The Friends of St. Joseph Social. Education has received 37 resumes. Kenneth Phillips, 48, of Rahway, formerly of Elizabeth, the Korean War. How to reach us: the board. The NJSBA is paying for early American recipes and cooking testants need only bring their imagi- Service Center is hard at work hand- Af tfriya-. .irr. from inside the died Sept. 13 in Elizabeth General Medical Center,; West, Surviving are his wife. Janet; two sons, Frank A. and VJUI O!!iues> aro kjcaied a" it-. Ifw ootilraol. nation and adult-sized clothing for &ng ••all ilegii for u\r AU..pra-- Elizabeth. " •' Anthony F/, a daughter, Salina Brennan; a brother, Domin- Stuyvesant Avenue, Union, N.J. Henderson has said that he has not school district. will be able to enjoy taste treats pre- their, scarecrow. Prizes will be cceds will go to the St. Joseph Social Bom in New Brunswick, Mr. Phillips lived in Efizabcth ic; a sister, Thclma Spcrry, and eight grandchildren. 07083. We are open from 9 wanted" to conduct a search for a new "THc process has been slowed, pared by the cooks who will be awarded. Service Center in Elizabeth. For more a.m. to 5 p.m. every weekday. before moving to Rahway two years ago. He served in the sugcrimendent without someone like according to Henderson, because drcsscdjn early American costume. . Registration is required by Oct. 11 information call (908) 665-0809 or Call us at one of trie telephone Army during the Vietnam War. and can be done by calling the Miller- numbers listed below. Millam being involved. Cavanna's resignation came just Michele B. Paolercio - The Miller-Cory House Museum is (903)464-7531. • . Surviving are his mother, Hattie Phillips;'a brother, Cory Museum at (908) 232-1776.. Voice Mail: The board is conducting this search before the summer vacation. As a Michclc B. Paolercio, 76. of Rahway, formerly of Hill- located at -614 Mountain Ave. in result, the board has been unable to Salccm Abdullah; a'sister, B"renda J.: Howard",•. and his Since space is limited and contestants • Our main phone number, • because of thcresignation of Anthony side, died Sept. 22 in. his home. .'...! .Westficld. The demonstration of locate many of the applicants, who grandmother. Jesse Lovctt.— ••••'• will be registered on a firsMome, 908-686-7700 is equipped with a Cavanna in May. Cavanna left in the . Bom in Newark, Mr. Paolercio lived in Hillside before bobbin-lace and open-hearth cooking were cither on vacation or have sum- first-served basis. Health care and drug abuse voice mail system to better . midst of a long-running dispute, with moving to Rahway 22 ycaTS ago. He was the owner and . serve our customers. During mer jobs away from their schools. The Union County Coalition for the the board over the length and details Jean Meinzer operator of Paolercio Brothers Auto Body, Hillside, for 45 regular business hours, a recep- Parking Authority Chairman Donald Andersen announced the authority has donated '.'. With the hiring, of Millam, the Prevention of Substance Abuse and of his contract. Jean Mcinzcr, 86, of Rahway dicd>SepL 16 in Rahway years before his retirement 14 years ago.. Mr. Paolercio was tionist will answer your call. Dur- nine personal hand ights to the Firemen's Mutual Benevolent Association, for its Henderson claims that Cavanna board began the process of selecting a Rep. Bob Franks will sponsor a dis- ing the evening or when the annual -fund drive. FMBA delegate Ronald Knox, left, accepts a light from Ander- . .Hospital. " . ' a member of the Rahway Senior Citizens and the American Seniors center opens; replacement for Cavanna and Roton- cussion titled "From. Managed Care to office is closed your call will be filed a lawsuit, which was heard in • ' Bom in Ireland, Mrs. Meinzer lived in Rahway since Legion Post 5 in Rahway; He was an Army veteran of son. The lights are to be used by firefighters for safety during fires da. The process began with a meeting Managed Health"' Oct. 5 at Kcan answered by an automated administrative court, to resolve the. •"-W28. She was a secretary at the Second Presbyterian World War II and was the recipient of the Purple Heart and on Friday; according to Henderson, College. receptionist. issue; the lawsuit was settled after Church, Rahway, for 30 years before her retirement and four Bronze stars. offers health services Cavanna's resignation and the board six candidates have been selected to . The event will be held from 8 a.m. • To subscribe: was a member of the Presbyterian Women of the church. Surviving are his wife, Mary, and four sisters, Mildr.ed paid a settlement of $101,000. Cavan- be interviewed put of the pack of 37: (Continued from Page 1) ihc lobby lo encourage the senior cit- to 1< p.m. at Kean's Downs Hall on The Progress is mailed to the Surviving arc two brothers, David and James Wamock. Swartz^Lce Scibilia, AngieDeDorhiriick and Rose Lepore. zens to become active in emergency homes of subscribers for deliv- na has claimed.that he left because he This number includes trie two in- ' 5150,000 in Federal Community Morris Avenue in Union. v GOP will try to cut budget had done all that he could for the house candidates, who will receive Development Block Grant Funds far and safety situations. The goal of the symposium is to- ery every Thursday. One-year subscriptions in Union County school system here. interviews as a "courtesy." ihc tehovation. Bob Latherow, Rahway Fire proyidc a forum for managed care and (Continued from Pace 1) Department member, described the are available tor$15.00 , two- But they did propose cuts in a num- $100,000 ihal he felt (he council fell His replacement, Nicholas Roton- health care professionals, and the . who will he retiring during FY. Sec BOARD, Page 3 Coleman to start write-in campaign The repairs included installing a year subscriptions for.$26.00. ber of higher positions jn the city gov- short.' , purpose of handing out pamphlets and public to discuss health and substance College and out-of-state sub- lWfi-97. lie has said that these cuts new electrical system, repairing the ernment, some.of them the targets of Bui ihc Republican minority will By Sean Dally stickers with his name that voters can educating the voters on using the stickers. • . abuse prevention. scriptions are available. You would save S250.OOO. Staff Writer stick on the write-in section on the write-in space on the ballot, which roof, putting in a new sprinkler sys- may subscribe by phone by call- previous attacks by the council. still 'need to get these cuts approved "It is important to majee sure every- But the Republicans have claimed ballot. He said that this would be Colcman admitted is a novel and tem, and upgrading the windows and ing 1-908-686-7700 and asking They have proposed eliminating by the council. Fulcomer. who is also It could be the only three-way elec- one knows that dialing 911 gets an- that they can bring in a zero-increase easier than manually writing out a little-used voting technique. the air conditioning. 1 for the circulation department. the Business Adminslrator's position Republican Party Chairman for Rah- Mayor and DPW start tion race in 'Railway. emergency response," he said. ''If Computer lab is open Allow at least two weeks for budget without cutting any name. and nuking it a parl-time position to way. said that the Republicans are The 1st Ward is playing host to He has therefore proposed putting An old loading dock was converted someone is stressed or can't remem- The Technology Center at Rahway processing your order. You may firefighters. "commuted" to making SI million in three City Council candidates, Repu- Coleman will be beginning his campaign workers outside the two into an outdoor cafe while future ber how to get help they have this use Mastercard or VISA. be run by the head of another city tree-planting program High School is open to all residents News Hems: Janusz pointed to a fire (hat he department. The current BA, Peter cms hut that they will have to tone blican Robert Yesey and Democrat campaign in earnest on Oct. 1 bypolling stations in the 1st Ward to dis- renovations will restore the lawns and sticker as a shock reminder and then Mondays through Thursdays from 4 -witnessed on Sunday on Allen-Street-' • down their cuts'in ordeno mate them :; Robert Rachlin, bothi-newcomers lo . going-4oor-to-door.,in the 1st. Ward, tribute literature, lhat.would give the . landscaping around.jhe.building.' On., can-gel-(tie proper--assislancc." to 5 p.m. for those who want to gain or News releases of general inter- Pelissler, has been accused of Tfus- Mayor James Kennedy and "the Department'of Public'WorRs aiiriouncedlrie" and Donald Avenue, a bedroom fire paljtable to the Democrats. the council. "not like the primary where Mr. Ken- voters information on how to do this, the side of the facility a playing sur- improve computer skills. est must be in our office by Fri- managetne'nt and misinformation by second city-sponsored tree-planting program for the fall. 'Latherow was excited about the re- that resulted in only one injury and But Democratic incumbent Jerry nedy did the campaigning for my which is basically to vote for • him face will he developed for horseshoe day at noon to be considered the Republicans on the council and. The program is designed to encourage the planting of trees, thus enhancing opening because it marked the kickoff The jeerr center has -26 networked for publication the following that "they knocked down so fast that it This could come from Councilman • Colcman, who lost the Democratic opponent and my opponent did before voting for any other candidate, pits. recently had his reappointmenl voted ;he beauty and quality of life in the city. of a senior program for the coming computers,equipped with word pro- week. Pictures must be black • didn't spread to the rear of the house." Jerry Coleman, a Democrat who has nomination to Rachlin in the prima- nothing." He said that he hopes to even for the presidency or for con- There is a concern for the acoustics down by the council. Property owners have a choice of four different types of trees. Each can be year. ^ cessing, data base, and spread sheet and white glossy prints. For "If they had been one or two men voted with Ihe Republicans 011 a num- ries, wjll be mounting a re-election canvas all of the districts in the ward gressional scats. .'•:'..• in the main hall as the noise inside further information or lo report a Janusz also proposed a cut in the purchased at a cost of $45, this represents a saving of up to 75 percent below The Rahway Police Department software. short, would we have the" same ber of issues. Last week, the Republi- campaign. twice before election day and that he This would be legal as long as ihc resonates making it hard to decipher breaking news story, call Department of Revenue and Finance. market cost. . ' .' .-.• . was represented by Deteclive Paul The lab is also equipped with many result'.'" IK said. cans reinstated money to a number of Colcman. who is not on the ballot, will have his campaign literature workers stay 100 feet from the flag sounds. • ' • . -\ 1-908-686-7700 and ask.for. .Ilic wimait.Qiief.i7irnacial-Oificex is. • 1 Meo. He was interested in getting ihe other application programs and CD -account- !,' irrctiKhng-money forBPW—• ,..™JTicr5,.isj?a..liinit to.thc-jiuxabcr ofjrccsAptopeny .owacr..can.caler, be-all. T : 1 ' " Istioping to mount a sticcessfnl-write- ''ready fcyThe'lrrst-wedc'df'October™- erected in the'room"where-the-voting • —--"Yon- can"f-twar -when yon have " NeigKfiorficioil'^WiiicIi ''program re'-" Frank Ruggiero; Janusz accused him salaries and city, aid to the John t . trees must be planted within the city right-of-way along the curbsidc. ROM encyc'T6peai'a 'ror"rc"s5aTcrir-St!C " •- - Letters to the editor: in campaign...He is even developing Muchof this campaign will involve machines are kept, he said. mcetings."-said Al Kulikowski who established. . . of the computers have direct access to having no credentials for the job other Kennedy Community Center, in a Employees of the Public WOTICS Department will plant the trees and be The Progress provides an open Workshop grows Kennedy could not be reached for runs the bowling team for the Rahway the Web. than "he's the Business Adminisira- deliberate altempt to woo him. responsible for future pruning, property owners will be asked to water the trees "We need people to look out for forum (or opinions and wel- comment, but he has said in ihe past Retirement Club. "When someone is themselves and for others.'" he said. Any student can use it to complete comes letters to the editor. Let- thanks to Internet tor's nephew." as necessary. . . ' ruleomor said that the Republicans lhal Coleman "seems'.more happy speaking at Ihe oilier end of the table homework assignments. High school ters should be typed double Kennedy has cut a, number of Order forms arc available in the municipal building and the Public Works "The .more eyes and ears we have (Continued from Page l> will be proposing "every cut thatCol- being on'the front page and-losing it's difficult to hear and when they spaced; must be signed, and v lower-level positions out of the office-The deadline for ordering will be Oct. 25, and only checks or money Board hires help for its aware of what is go^ng on the belter students arc- encouraged lo use ihe eman had no problem with." But he than winning and nol" and lhat the 1st have the microphone on forget it." should be accompanied by an Nychay of. Roselle Park, was at the budget because lie said that the coun- orders wjll be accepted. things can become." 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i A lesson Voters can't afford to give Payne more time Drivers on Parkway working to attract African-American working seniors, expanded penalty- I am an African-American female Its back to work membership and votes. They also free IRA withdrawals for first-time Glimmers of hope? and Republican candidate for the home buyers, college tuition and pay- go nowhere — slow of how control both houses of Congress. Con- r Congressional seat in the 10th District Be Our ing for medical expenses, and So far, they sound like longshots, but we're hopeful either gress has dragged President Bill Clin- I have finally become the kind of — a seat now held by Donald Payne, increased the amount small busines- ton kicking and screaming into the driver that I've always-hated, and I Rookie the Union County Utilities Authority or the Legislature can an African-American Democrat. Guest ses can write off for the purchase of to live 21st century. . develop a plan to save the UCUA from itself. I was born and raised in Newark. I new equipment- have the" state of New Jersey to It was a routine day, one I did not "Face it, the RepuUican Party is A recent federal court ruling on interstate garbage flow live and practice law there. I am it By Vanessa Williams Payne has a similar history on blame for it. Season expect to be uplifting. I was wrong. where the power is Tffld African- home in the "hood," but, on a recent health care and pension issues. Every working day for the last regulations has led to talk — with some words later, regretted Life in New Jersey, with all the Americans need to be part of that walking tour in the Central Ward I In 1996, he voted against health insur- nine months, I have driven the By Ryart Vaarsi — of the UCUA defaulting on bonds sold to finance the con- traffic, people, crime, high cost of liv- African-American would be a Repu- found myself being challenged by a power." 35-or-so miles from my home in Staff Writer ing and so forth, can become tedious blican," I said. "First, I believe in the ance reform which allowed working, struction of its incinerator. young African-American woman. I am running, because government families to keep their insurance Westwood, Bergen County, to the and difficult. It may perhaps even get - basic philosophy of the Republican Union Township offices of Worrall UCUA Executive Director Jeff Callahan said that doesn't "Why arc you doing this to Donald, needs to get betteT and I think I know between jobs, and provided all Ameri- I began chewing my fingernails. lo the 'point where we start thinking, Party: Government should keep its ways to make it better. As far as Community Newspapers. have to happen, and we hope he is'provcn right. If not, coun- moaned Melissa Benjamin, a 20-year- .. cans with more health care options I was doomed. I had crawled about "F.ven Captain Kirk has not been hands off its citizens as a rule and not The only logical way for me to pld student. "He hasn't had enough Donald Payne goes, you need to take a through Medi-Save accounts. 20 feet in the preceding half-hour. ty taxpayers could find themselves paying bond holders at here." " an exception." make this journey is to take the time to be effective and get the real good look at his voting record. It was 9:36, and I hadn't reached There are moments, though, when If we have less government, we can "In fact, Payne has been on the Garden State Parkway. The trek least $35 million.- ' power." Most people don't know that Payne Exit 150 yet. you realize that maybe you jusl aren't wrong side of a litany of issues," I told According to Callahan. the UCUA is in the preliminary nt shrink its'size, eliminate bureaucra- repeatedly voted against tax cuts for from my home, to my office, takes nrp —TtftWinj) lhl» '"reads that bind us rmich tiny* ^lo y \ thinfri is class, smalt Businesses, the stuacni.'"F6f KXaiuplc, m 1995 he slavesoi draftingapian mm—. .... cies; end duplication 01 agency ftlnc- ...- _r j— • r -40- • -- needed?" I asked, "I have to get out of here," I mut- together as an American society. tions, and consolidate the responsibil- and senior citizens. voted against an amendment that under the most idyllic of condi- ernmcnts pay the authority, called tipping fees, to cover the s "I'd say about five more terms, 10 tered. "I can't do this any more," One of these moments occurred lo jties of departments. . In 1993, he voted for ihc original would've required a balanced budget tions. Those conditions tend to pre- years. You know it takes a black poli- I began gnawing at the steering debt. . ' me that ordinary day in Rahway. Smaller government means less tax House version of the budget which by 2002. The same year, he. voted vail around 2 a.m., which is fine tician a lot longer to really become wheel, which was already slick The lipping fees. $83.05 per ton, among ihe highest in ihe Last Friday afternoon, I was visit- money that needs to be spent and, as a against a bill to cap the lime welfare because that's what time I usually part of the system and make a differ- Included the BTU tax, costing the with sweat. The minutes crawled, ing an area of the city jusl off Route 1. ' consequence.'lower taxes on you and recipients can receive benefits, leave the office on Monday nights. stale, are the authority's, income. The money is tax dollars, ence," she replied. average American $500 per year, and but the miles did not. I was at Exit I thought I would take some time to your family. require recipients to work, fight Illegi- , When I have a choice in the mat- but it's.money county residents already pay.- It's heartening -anew Social Security lax.- All told the 148. My shirt-front was soaked in meet Rahway business owners and '". "Are you saying a black politician If you get to keep more of what you timacy, and allow states to create flex- ter, I. cry not to leave ihe office dur- to see government respond in a manner similar to those in new taxes would have totaled $267 sweat and my radio was blasting residents and try to get some feedback that has been in power almost 10 earn, you have more to spend and ible welfare solutions." ing rush hour, but that term has billioa Sepultura, a maniacal Brazilian the private sector would — using existing resources to on a robbery that had occurred the years already couldn't have made a iirvest. - "Well I haven't looked at any sta- become an oxymoron these days, In 1995, the House passed a $189 thrash band. Then I finally spotted handle an unexpected crisis. week before. difference by now," I asked Then, she said "black people are tistics," she conceded, clearly trying since rush hour now lasts for more billion tax relief package which the workmen. "These arc very conceptual," said Callahan about the incredulously. supposed to be Democrats." to hide her surprise and turning to like six hours. directly bencfitted- American families. Twenty or so of them were clus- "Times have changed," she replied, ^African-Americans have to stop leave, "but Donald still needs more I learned the true meaning of the plans. 'They are not proposals that we have made to the He voted against it. tered around a truck, sipping cof- Reporter's "It's easier for you now because peo- thinking like that," I responded. lime." .. word hysteria about three months county/These are just schemes.done by other communities It gave families a $500 per-child fee, talking to each other, in short,- ple like Donald Payne have paved the "That's why we've been taken for Vanessa Williams, an attorney ago while sitting on the Parkway. lo make their tipping fees competitive." tax credit. It gave breaks to senior citi- not working. Notebook way for you. I could see myself voting granted so long by the Democratic from Newark, is the Republican It was a Thursday 'night, and the Garden, one of two restaurants sharing a building on Route 1, zens. It gave a $5,000 .tax credit for "What the hell are you people' The recent federal court ruling on interstate commerce for you if you were running' as a Party. It's not working to improve the candidate, for Congress ' In New Elizabeth Board of Education's bi- on "with"Us ^business 'after a recent robbery, On this page our managing *, middle class family adoption. In addi- doing?" I screamed. would allow municipalities to send trash out of state, freeing By Christopher Suswal Democrat. Why would a black person lives of our people, because it doesn't Jersey's 10th Congressional Dis- weekly regular meeting had come offers a slice of life from this neighborhood in his column, Reporters Notebook. tion, it increased the estate lax deduc- be a Republican anyway?" have to work for our votes. The Repu- to an early conclusion for the first "Go away, kid," one of them them from the monopoly of the UCUA and its incinerator in Managing Editor tions, increased the earnings limit for trict, which Includes Rahway. : blican Party is the only parry actually lime in roughly five years. , yelled. "We're on break." two years. ' • . "There are "many reasons an I made a bee-line for the nearest Aboul 100 yards down the road, 1 If the UCUA's tipping fees remain high, it could lose its I pulled up to Ihe location, which pay phone and called my friend could see the dim forms of half a existing business and.might as well give up whatever plans it happened to be pan of a new restaur- State's school-bus safety efforts continue Kate. dozen other workmen, one bent ant building shared by two businesses. at least five and a half feet in front of has to solicit more. With its income cut, the UCUA wouid be . • compute/-nmrmfnrr recordrprnrdz s thihee scoreSCOrCSs off ththe Kate and I share an affinity for over an arcing welder's torch, ? What 1 entered the one where the robbery As one of the safest states in-the the bus, where drivers can see them. tacky bar bands, and I had heard another setting up an enormous, unable to pay its bond debt. drivers. and I met scores of inspiring city resi- occurred and noticed that the employ- nation for motor vehicle travel. New These laws and programs are help- that 52nd Street, a Billy Joel cover contraption thai looked to be a Certain members of Ihe City Coun- Be Our Preliminary figures show that this Standard & Poor's, one of Wall Street's major credit- denls of all ages and ethnic groups. ees were extremely busy with their Jersey is continually striving to make ing us increase school bus safety, but band, was going to play at one of light The .others were huddled cil musi watch too many episodes of program has had a positive effect on rating firms, already lowered the UCUA's bond rating, join- Of course that's when the conspira- tasks in ihe kitchen. its roadways safe for all passengers in parents also must do their part. the bars in my town. I thirsted for ' together, apparently discussing the "X-Files," because if you haven"! City all types of vehicles. Guest drivers' vision. If the software proves Parents must teach their children ing Fitch Investors Service in grading the bonds BB — a • cy • theory ..went ..into overdrive. Although the store had been robbed Bass Ale,and off-key renditions of something of .immense importance.. policed, there's a conspiracy afoot. to be a success, il may be sdopted.into - proper behavior on ihe bus and proper Kennedy's opponents, who already and the suspects had not been The New Jersey Division of High-" "Piano Man" and "AUcntowh;" and In short, they were not working. below investment-grade rating. ";... ~ Secret plans by (he greediest, of'thc way Traffic Safety and other safety By Pe.ter J. O'Hagan pupil transportation agencies across boarding and exiting procedures. had accused Lesniak of paying my apprehended, it was clear to me thai I knew she did too. I turned back to the gentlemen greedy oul-of-lowners, stale Sen. agencies are constantly working to the state. Children should understand that The UCUA has come up with two plans to keep its tipping salary at' the newspaper, had fresh these people were not going to let the The plans were sel. 52nd Street who were "on break." Raymond Lcsniak, has resulled in the By Jeff Jotz improve roadway safety throughout Seat belts and programs like Vision school bus riding is a privilege and fee at a competitive level. • fodder on which to dine: Jeff Jotz is a incident ruin their hard work. started at 10:30; it was now 9 p.m. "What do you guys make an layoff of municipal workers, the prop- the state's 21 counties. For instance, volunteered to participate in the Vis- Aerobics are designed to help permission to continue riding-can be see more of the world, specifically, robot clone of Lesniak sent to domi- After a while, I went back outside "You can do this," I told myself. • One. the same method that prompted Callahan to say osed construction of a monorail down steps tare being taken to enhance ion Aerobics program, sponsored by increase the safety of children Who are withdrawn if order and conduct is nate, the citizens of Rahway by mind and peered across the parking lot and "You just have to make it up the Afier a series of shouted curses, taxpayers have a "moral obligation" to cover the UCUA's Inman Avenue and plague and famine ihe wmid outside of the newsroom. school bus safety and further protect the Division of Highway Traffic Safe- riding buses, but a number of children disorderly. ' one of them shouted, "Thirty-five control. viewed Route 1. on" which traffic Parkway." debt, would have county residents paying'the bond holders. worldwide.- .-.._.. -»•.. So...afia.tsp,cns J^jh ^ ..our- yp»TiRcpt -.pass£ngM*s. -ty-with JVisioo-Aaobics.,. Inc. ] TJve_.-have- been.injured, after leaving ihe - • Progress-has. been, madc.lo.ward.. an •hour,- plus-time-and-a-half if_, 'Tficy'' also' claimed"that "I-know •• . Trie-marry businesses What. «-foolI--was. -• • -..-—,.,-. •"""-y^fty^ugft-thgincinerator-wav built-{bribe benefit of the. Two Councilmcn. Francis Janusz interviewing and editorializing about The state has enacted laws and computer based program aims to bus. Many children have been struck school bus safety, and with the help of we're here past midnight." what's in Area 51 and where Jimmy on its adjoining land seemed to wel- I zipped out.of the parking lot, and Jerry Coleman, claim that the vet- politicians. I decided to become one programs to help ensure the safety of improve drivers' peripheral vision, by their own bus because the bus driv- parents, children and others, we can waved to the security guard and 1 fell back in my seat, utterly 1 county, we think it would be wrong to make residents pay Hoffa is' buried. come the commuters into their mark- eran stale senator from Elizabeth is of them. our children who ride school buses. depth perception, reflect time, hand- er could not sec them once they got make riding a school bus even safer. squealed up North Broad Street. crushed. The slogan "your tax dol- bond holders who knowingly made a high risk investment. 1 ets and motels. Idling Mayor Jim Kennedy how lo . l.esniak, saying he was impressed During my tenure with City Hall, I eye coordination, visual acuity and off. Two minutes later, I was tearing lars al work" flew through my head, • The other plain would have the county loan the UCUA Maybe it was Ihe way the sun had . • In 1992, New Jersey became the run Ihe city. hy my resume, hired me as a legisla- dealt with the senator's office staff a ability lo change focus. A new law, effective Aug. 6, .- Peter J. O'Hagan Is director of away .from the Union loUs, having followed closely by "your lax dol- brightened the street and glimmered first state in ihe nation to require.seat the money it needs, extending its debt service to 25 years. The .two. council members don't tive aide in the summer of 1993. few times a month, requesting copies " The programihcludcs three sets of requires all school buses be equipped the New Jersey Division of Highway thrown a few random coins into the lars at play," and capped off with off the automobiles, but I fell as belts on buses. This law is important The incinerator's debt now is structured to be repaid in 2014. have a stellar track record on dealing The experience was a real eye- of bills and laws and coordinating game-like exercises which provide a with crossing arms by 1998. The bui- Traffic Safety and a member of the basket. "New Jersey and you, perfect though something extraordinary was because seat belts reduce the risk of National Association of Governors' together." This would lower the tipping .fee until 2001, when the with city employees. opener as I hobnobbed withlhe govcr- efforts to aid constituents who contact 10 minute routine. Each exercise terfly arm opens from the front bum- Things were going Well. I was up happening. , death and injury by 50 to 75 percent. Highway Safety Representatives. lamisv.'s party hail supported gul- IM'» siul"l. local mayors anil stale , iniv offices for help. takes aboul three minutes and the per of the bus, making children .cross to Exit 144 in about two more il was 12:25. 52nd Street had; • county-loan would start to be paid oil". To repay \\, a sur- I thought about the way ihe resi- In 1995, 160 school bus drivers ling the Public Works Department, political bigwigs. Not once did a Lesniak staffer ever minutes. Then I saw 'the cones. long since taken the stage, and charge \vou\d be iuk\cd to ihc lipping. dents were spending their afternoon in riling the cily's first African- I learned about (he legislative pro- say "Jeff, from one gofer to another, My heart thudded in my chest; would probably be taking their final the nearby neighborhood. They were ".So. lei's say the lipping fee is reduced by .$M)," said Cal- American department head and sav- cess in Trenton and helped free every- my sister-in-law really wants lo be Bill Clinton must answer voters'questions my palms grew sweaty on the bows in about five minutes or so. iliy citizens from Railway, Linden doing ordinary things like washing Me? I was on the outskirts of Clif- l:ib:in. "In 2001, we would add a surcharge of $5." • ing taxpayers a whopping 56,000 by police chief. Tell the mayor to hire her was his bond." However, with the wheel of my trusty Ford Probe. und Elizabeth from the often-tangled : their cars, strolling with a friend or these bills which were sent to him for ton, still weeping. On another front, the Legislature has started debating eliminating the "Railway Review" iir we'll have the governor rcduce Any prudent person should ask degrading of our moral fiber, that is "God, no," I thought, "not weh of bureaucracy. your slate aid to zilch." just silling on Ihe front sloop to reflect his' signature? construction!" The traffic finally ended around whether Trenton should extend the spirit of the state . newsletter. questions before making a major meaningless as well as "a man is II was quile fulfilling lo witness the on the day. Be Our Perhaps someone can tell us just Exit 150, I got to the bar shortly If you think it lakes long lo get your Kennedy's detractors claim it was decision. known by the company he keeps." Construction means say goodbye mandate-state pay referendum to.the UCUA. inner and outer workings of slate gov- I paused and turned to look at the how the president created 10 million after 1 a.m. The band was gone, and sidewalk repaired by ihe cily nowa- Lesniak who ran his 1990 and 1994 Voting should be an obligation Was Sam Donaldson right when on to the kids and have your mail for- Legislators, led by the chairman ofihe state Senate Ener- ernment first hand. front of the pizza parlor that was adja- new jobs. If he gets the credit for this warded to your car because that is there was Kate, guzzling beer and ' days, see what happens if Janusz ever mayoral campaigns, pilfering votes in every citizen exercises. Making a Guest Larry King Aug. 29 he said, "Birds of I highly recommend this position cent to Ihc other restaurant. misnomer, shouldn't he be responsi- ihe only way you're going to get it. cursing me out to a group of her gy Committee, are promising to help county utilities authori- gels his hands on the mayor's office. sonic mysterious way to guarantee a choice for whom to vote or not to vote a feather flock together?" for any young, impressionable indivi- I decided lo go inside and get a ble for the millions of lost jobs due to Miles of emply road and motion- friends. How she got there I don't ties repay their debts. Coleman basically denounces all of Democratic victory. I still chuckle for should not be based on one issue. By Glnnle McKinney f ; iln.il look-ir^: |p make a difference and slice, since I hadn't had time to have downsizing? I didn't hear him men- less cars stretched out in front of hi'H-rilii:n^ ^mng..thi'rn pH*', "» j S, when ihc mayor lells me the story of -—Hyving-feeen immersed in pnlitii Clnnle McKlnntyls a resktent-oP- theIt messwas .Trento Whileni thithast stilcreatel would thde seneee dttwexpencinur for counties cto obuilf tadx to watch public policy in action. . • how he first met Lcsniak. lunch that day. lion that. me, and tncre was not a I walked up to her to apologize, unds or buls. for many years, of course I watched It'used to be that "a man's word Linden. .in^infM-ntnrs, so \\\<:K is wisdom in letiing Trenton clean up Later (hat year, after gelling my In 11)90, Kennedy ran off Ihe party I met John Anzclino, who was our children for their future, sha»J|n'i not a jackhammer, not a beer-belly tattered bits of my steering wheel dollars to solve problem: , we consider it preterable. '. When he is-not fighting lo prohibit the conventions. Naturally, I have ~' " --••—•''I rnn tlin f>Ynr>nrfiinri' of tax feel wet in stale government, I was line and won ihe Democratic primary rmiking calzones from Ihe fresh dough they be replaced by those wnoare in sight hanging from my teeth. I didn't get. all trucks from entering the cily limits some questions. asked by Kennedy lo join his staff in rolled out on the counter; I told him I capable? My. fear was now being over- a word out of my mouth. She simp- and renaming streets, Coleman.has race for mayor. When the president campaigned in was with the Railway Progress and powered by rage — potent, blind- ly looked at me, stuffed a lit cigaret- lunied the notion of an independent Rahway City Hall. lie received a call on election night 1992, he made numerous convenants Has education gone downhill since LETTER TO THE EDITOR asked him about Ihe robbery. ing rage. te down my pants and left the bar. candidacy into an ait form, cooperal- I accepted the offer and became the from Lcsniak. "That was the first time with the' American people: tax breaks ihe federal government got inon the mayor's jack-of.-all-trades, handling 1 Ie looked al me for a moment and Where wcre they? Where were I pulled up a stool, ordered a beer ing with none while antagonizing all. I ever spoke with him," said Kennedy. for middle income people, campaign act in the late 1970s? u Government wrestles^ tax dollars the safety-orange- clad and yanked pieces of black plastic Another idea To be honest, I must admit! prob- the day-to-day operations of Ihe may- ' then .calrnly said, "All wc-iry to do Has more and more money poured "He wanted to know who-the heck 1 reform, restrictions on lobbyists, etc. or's office, from gelling someone's here is make people feel at home." ne'er-do-wells who were causing from my between my teeth. We offer the UCUA another plan to consider: Cut the tip- ably started all this fuss. was and how .1 won." ' What happened? He had a Democra- into education improved our SATs? To the Editor: ..-.'." Interested in his response, I probed this delay^ In l'J93 I was 23 and employed by sidewalk repaired to lobbying state Does this sound like a conspiracy? ' lie House and Senate for the first two Do we have 100,000 hew police on Everyone who is anyone knows that I am into politics, the environment, box- ping fees to attract the waste disposal business of municipal- further, asking him to tell me about this newspaper as the managing edi- officials on matters critical lo city years. Was the "two for one" in opera- the streets? I understand that less than ing and wrestling. So it broke my heart when I heard that my Legislature ities around the state. . . s *• - Ihe security system and other precau- tor. Il was an exciting job for someone taxpayers. .'•• lion with Hillary busy running the 20,000 have been implemented: If and . adopted a ruling which basically, states that wrestling is fake. . Tipping fees should be viewed as prices that should be cut Jeff Jotz is a resident of Rahway. tionary measures Ihe business takes to when this occurs, who picks up the tab fresh out of college, but I wanted to The commute was only lwo miles show the first two years? ^,.I never--thought this was .true, and,I won't believe it>. to remain competitive. Among private companies that offer thwart crime. after the original expenditure?' ,•• , Hearing the president say he Just like how the executive director/of the UniorrCounty Utilities Authority • "You can't spend your life worry- similar services, cutting prices is a way to distinguish them- wanted to hire 30,000 teachers to As a former mayor, I know about said that disposal fees for garbage:will only go up slightlyrOr those politicians ing about something that might have selves in the eyes of the consumer. leach 1 million volunteers enabling this kind of dilemma. Another man- in county government who said that there would be no more deer hunts. happened," he said. "You have to We're not sure why that can't apply to the UCUA as well. Division of Water needs leaders them to teach third-graders to read, I dated cost for the local taxpayer. , * This was said just to gainer voles. Next thing you know, those in Trenton will keep working and keep trying to make found appalling. Arc not our teachers Is this a one-shot deal? It's virtually Even if municipalities send their solid waste to landfills Ihe necessary license, was able lo .promise us all lower .taxes. i • .- • The Division of Water has a long your place a nice place to be and that's taught the skills to do this as.a vital impossible to take away a perceived \ meet that state requirement and the At least Gorilla Monsoon, George the Animal Stecle and Jessig. the Body out of state in 1998, one day those landfills will no longer be history of serving the city. For nearly what Carlo's is." part of their job? benefit once it has been given. citizens of Rahway and Iheir water "Ventura never raised my taxes.;•-•'•• , available. 125 years, this utility has provided not BilOur . Jim Falina owns Carlo's Pizza and Are our teachers required to teach supply were not al risk. The reluctance of many elected Now who is real? Those, in government, or those in the rink. only safe drinking water but prompt agreed with his cousin's sentiment. subjects that should be left to the The Union County Utilities Authority offers a service that The ever-changing regulatory envi- officials lo discontinue any entitle- , Maybe the governor race next year should be decided in the rink. and courteous service to the citizens "A ciime can happen anywhere," parents, subjects which many feel ment prevails. This penetrating ques- " ', • • , • Vincent. Lehotsky is needed and is not easily found. Its administration should of Rahway. >' _ ronment requires experienced, quali- he said. "Il dpcsn'uncan.thai you stay have eroded the morality of our tion cries ouu "Is this why we have ^ .•'•"' • ..''.. Linden be "better managed; the "politics should be squeezed out; the Much goes'into Ihe efficienr*5pcr;F :: fied people to' be employed by the inside*'your 'house all day "and not nation? . ' . ' By F.J. Flyrin the huge unbearable tax encumbered SHARE THE JOY contracts with Ogden Martin should be reviewed; the money tion of the trcutincnl plant and the utility. . enjoy what's oulside." Docs learning the use of condoms society today?" You bet it is. Birth announcements will appear »very Thursday in the Linden spent on public relations has to be cut. but the UCUA and its maintenance of ihc distribution sys- How can this be accomplished with I wished them well and told them I and the mechanics of sex enhance the J Leader, Roselle Spectator, Rahway Progress and the Clark consideration, research, or discussion 1 tem. This is a 24-liour operation and only a part-time superintendent? Hav- would be back to try the cayalelli. I prospects of our youth in the work Is the president for real when he | / . Eagle. Just fill out the form below and mail it to: incinerator are valuable to the county. : the health, safety, -and service pro- ' as (fr the-rmporiance of this position' ing ceriified employees in all aspects, left the store feeling good about what force? What happened to the three stands bold-faced before millions of Fortunately, the Board of Chosen Freeholders is acting. It / STORKfcLUB vided to our community is largely and the impact it will have on this of water treatment saves citizens I had fpund al Ihis scene. R's? Americans and takes credit for what recently voted to hire a private auditing firm to examine the ihe "Contract of America" did? Don't Hungry For ' 1291 Stuyvesant Ave., P.O. Box 3109 dependent on the qualified, dedicated division. • • •"money on outside consultants. I drove away .thinking about what If our teachers arc not qualified to UCUA's books and requested the state treasurer audit the personnel who work here. •'" To arbitrarily eliminate jobs to "cut Not only is the position of assistant they had said. .This ordinary day had teach ihe necessary skills lo prepare we know who initiated and passed Union, N.J. 07083 authority's management structure. We manage all of this while still . ihe budget" seems lo be an irresponsi- superintendent vital to the efficiency been something more. YOUR ANNOUNCEMENT WILL APPEAR PUBLIC NOTICE It will take time for the results of these two studies and maintaining the lowest water rates in. ble act on the part of council and not of this ulilily, the person with this title II was a day for living and it had a FREE OF CHARGE, OUR GIFT TO YOU jn the best interests of the'citizens of is a great asset lo Ihis division. lesson of liow. to live. Information? the stale hyhundieds of dollars a year. whatever changes they will effect to be known, but we NOTICE TO BIDDERS for not less than ten percent (10%) ot the For an average quarterly bill, Rahway Rahway. '-... We realize this an election year, hut Notice Is hereby given that sealed prop- amount bid, oxcopt that the- check rteed not remain optimistic regarding the efforts to keep the UCUA's osals will be received by the Townehlp of exceed $20,000.00. is al Ihe low end ofihe scale at S33.73, Eefore considering such drastic we urge the council to remember that Clark. Union County. New Jersey tor me The Township reserves the right to ounce son/daughter (named) hands from digging deeper into county residents' pockets. 5 "Phase II Site Improvements, Township require a complete financial and experi- pound. its fust responsibility lo the well being ence statement from prospective bidders Satisfy Your Appetite With..: while other parls of the state go as changes.^cpuncjl should investigate of Clark Community Pool" and opened of ihe citizens of Rahway, not to poli- and read In pubHc at ihe olfloe of tne Clark showing that they have satisfactorily com- -, measured— was born high as S89.47 a quarter. what is involved in the operation and Our letters policy Township Business Administrator, Room pleted work of the nature required before X . . tyour Community's Best and awarding the ContracL m With the completion of the S8.1 maintenance of the Water Treatment tics, "good press" or making the num- 24, 430 Westfleld Avenue, Clark. New Worrall Community Newspapers Jersey, on October 7. 1986 at 10:00 A.M. Proposals for this Contract will be ._ in Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. million Water Treatment.Plant expan- Plant, a vital, everyday service to the bers look good on Ihe hudgct. prevailing .time. accepted only from bidders who have pr6p- : welcomes submissions from its erly qualified In accordance with the He/she joins a (brother sion project, the Division of Water's health and welfare of its constituents, We understand the budget process The work under this contract Incudes tne requirements of the Contract Documents. Infos . of (town) David Worrall Infos&urce readers. Either letters to" the edilor removal and replacement ol the shingle The Township reserves the right to reject Publisher current personnel do an outstanding and -what ihc jobs here entail. is important and request that the job roof of Ihe Community Pool Bathhouse. any or all bide or to waive any Informalities Rahway Progress or opinion pieces on any subject where such Informality Is not detrimental to t 24 HOUR VOICCEE lNFORMATIOTiSERVlClNFORMATIOTiSERVlCEE or sister, or brothers and/or sisters) Specifications and Drawings for the 1 • job with limited resources, however, The position of assistant slipcrin-. be done properly, not arbitrarily. proposed work, prepared by Harry C. Ihe best Intsrest of the Township . The right will be considered for publication Is also reserved to Increase or decrease Ihe Published Weekly Since 1990 Raymond Worrall there comes a point when Ihe citizen's tendent of water has been in effect for Remember that the Rahway Division Applegt*. P.E. & L.S., Township Engineer, _, is the daughter of Mr. on Ihe opinion pages. are on file In the office ot the Clark Town- quantities specified In the manner desig- Mrs. _. the former Executive Editor health and safely can be al risk. at least 30 years and continues to be of Water is your community's utility, ship Business Administrator. Room 24,430 nated In the Spedflcalione. Westfleld Avenue, Clark, New Jersey, and The successful bidder-shall be required . (town). Her husband is • - Therefore, we must address Ihe an essential part of this utility. The performing a vital service at a low may be Inspected by prospective bidders lo comply wjth the Fallowing. and Mrs. .of Published By Worrall Community Newspapers durlno business hours. A. AnU-Klckback Regulations under Tom Canavan Worrall Community Newspapers, Inc. Cily Council regarding its proposal lo state requires thai someone with the cost lo its consumers. Section 2 of Ihe Act of June 13, the son of Mr. and Mrs. • . of (town) reserves the right lo edit all submis- Bidders will be furnished with a copy of 1S34. known as the Copetand Act. 1291 Stuyvesant Avenue Editor in Chiel eliminate essential positions in this necessary license be in charge al all The citizens of Rahway deserve B. The Affirmative Action require- e sions for length, content and style. the Contract documents by request upon of (town) Union, N.J. 07083 division. times.' qualified personnel lo operate and proper notice and payment of a nonrefund- ments of P.L. 1(175. c. 127- Maternal great-grandparents are Jay Hochberg Writers must include their name, able charge ot twenty dollars (S2O.0O) pay- . C. The provisions of the New Jersey Council members have said thai It is not realistic, fair, or responsi- maintain this ulilily safely and effi- able to the Township of Clark, lo defray the Prevailing Wags Act. Chapter 1 SOcf Regional Editor address and daytime telephone cost thereol. Proposals must be made on the Laws of i960, effective January Paternal great-grandparents are (908) 686-7700 e they did not endorse personnel by lay- ble lo depend solely on one person for ciently and in their best interests'. A the standard proposal forms In the manner 1. 1964. number for verification. designated In me contract documents, AH bids shall be binding upon the bidder (of town). Christopher Suswal offs, however, on Sept. Id, a moiion ihis. The reality is that there will be full-time superintendent and assistant must be enclosed In sealed envelopes tor B period of 60 days subsequent to the ©Worrall Community Newspaper*, Inc. bearing the name and address of the Bid- opening of bide. Managing Editor was made to amend Resolution times when the superintendent must Award of contract sub|ect to the approval 1996 All Right* Reserved superintendent are a necessary part of der, and the name of the work on the out- e AR-285-% which contained a prop- be out of town, can become ill, etc. For publication, all letters and side: addressed to Mayor and Council. of the New Jersey Department of our dedication to Ihis service.' Township of Clark: and must be accompan- Transportation. SEE PAGE B2 Articles, pictures and advertisements herein are the Peter Worrall osal to create a part-lime superinten- An extreme case in point is when, essays must be received befor.e 9 ied by a statement ot Consent of Surety BY ORDER OF the Mayor and Township exclusive property of Worrall Community Newspap- a.m. Monday at 1291 Stuyvesant from a surety company authorized to do Council ot the Township of Clark, Union ers, Inc. and any republication or broadcast without Advertising Director dent of water, effective Oct. 1. in 1W4, suddenly and sadly, our business In vie State of New Jersey and County, New Jersey. FOR DETAILS F.J. Flyrin is an employee of the acceptable to the Township and either a Bid Robert S. Ellenport, Mayor written permission is prohibited. Avc. Union, NJ 07083. We question how council members superintendent passed away. The then city's Division of VVuter. Bono or a Certllled Check drawn lo the U13S6 CLK Sept. 26, 1096° ($31.50) could make such a proposal without assistant superintendent, possessing order ot Treasurer of the Township of Clark 9,10»WORRALL NEWSPAPERS PAGE 8 — THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 26. 1996 H.S. Football CALL mom 686-9898 X I nti > v Saturday afternoon m m Your CommtMtt/t Bttt ' LOCAL HltiH *CHOOL FOOTBALL North Plainfield at Johnson, 1:00 Infosource 7400 Scores 7401 Schedules. Snyder at Rahway, 1:30 SPORTS •» HOUB VQICe IHTOBMATIOH «EHV1CE Johnson boys and girls off Saying yes to success COUNTY N THIS IS THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1996 well, same for Rahway WORRALL COMMUNITY NEWSPAPERS SECTION B • By Keith Agran H. S. FOOTBALL Assistant Sports Editor By J-R. Parachlnl Boys and girls soccer arc in full swing despite some weather problems that Sports Editor postponed games in the early going. . from rtfti Craft show countdown Freeholders choose While Union, Elizabeth and Lin- IN BOYS ACTION, Johnson Regional head coach Al Czaya wasn't all that den played their first game of the enamored when he looked at his schedule and saw the North Plainfield Canucks 'Editor's season last weekend, eight other staring at him in his team's second game. firm for UCUA audit area schools continued prepping for "They're one of our most difficult matches each year," he said. "They give their season-openers this weekend everyone trouble." Uj Tom Canavan Again, board is divided by party by participating in their annua Trouble was what the Crusaders were in for on Friday, needing a Bryan Hea- Kdltor In Chief ly tally in the second OT lo WalK away witli a 3-2 win. But Ctays was pleased At ils meeting Sept. 19. the Board of Chosen Freeholders voted lo hire a gamc-senmmages. 1 1 thF with his team's effort, battling from 2-0 behind and showing the character and - private firm 'c aw ' finapt-K-j of (he Union County Utilities Authority. Union and Elizabeth posted The New Jersey Press Associa- pride he knew this team had. The board hired Hutchins, Laezza, Farrcll & Allison to perform an audit of dominating Waichung Conference tion has been fighting for many The Crusaders faced Ridge on Tuesday and host Immaculata tomorrow. years.to get a bill advanced in the the UCUA's bond-related debt and its contract with Ogdcn Martin, the.firm.that victories, sparked by the running of built and operates the authority's incinerator. , ... two of the most talented senior Legislature that would ch»nge New Soccer Wrap Jersey's Open Public Records Act. As it has been throughout mosrdf the year in its discussion of the UCUA, the backs in the slate. board was split along party lines. The Republican majority favored Hutchins- Corey Ferguson rushed for 143 The first hurdle of the long race, • • •. • •• • ' • • . • • • Laezza and the four Democrats pushed for Ernst & Young. yards and three touchdowns to lead according to the executive director Sometimes'a tic can be better than a win. In its decision, the board selected from among three firms'that submitted Union to a convincing 34-8 victory of the NJPA, has now passed. Summit's Lou DiParisi thinks so. With a 1-1 draw with Morris Hills last proposals. Hutchins-Laezza's was the least expensive, totaling $17,500. Hrnsi over Linden at Union's Cookc The Senate Judiciary Committee Thursday, the Hilltoppcrs were able to play even with a team that potentially & Young's offer would have cost the county .$23,000. Memorial Field. It was the firs: on Sept.. 19 released bill S-332, " was belter. . Showing his support for the financial study, Elizabeth Mayor J. Christian game as head coach for new Union which is supposed to make thi open Bollwage told the board he thought it had.been stalling since he requesied an mentor John Johnston. Keeper Scan Maurizi was solid in the opener and Fred Lubcao scored the With a 12-1 record and the theme "No to Drugs, Yes to Tennis," the Rahway Divi- records law more comprehensive audit in February. ' . " Darrcll Glover carried 10 times lone goal. • . . ' sion of Park and Recreation Junior Town Tennis Team ended a strong season and permit access to almost any "Clearly a Republican Tnajori'ty decided a Republican state treasurer would for 170 yards and three touchdowns They traveled to Mt. Olive Tuesday and host Dover today. ' " under the coaching of USPTA instructor Hilde Manhardt as the best in the state. information kept by state, county • • • . audit a Republican agency ,'"he added, referring to the state audit of the UCUA in leading Elizabeth past Newark Members of,the team are pictured above and included David Grant, David Eldra- and municipal governments, as management structure approved Sept. 12. .. -' East Side 46-0. Railway-is off to a 2-1 start, with wins over Oratory Prep 5-1 and Linden 4-0. cher, Jay Bouloyot, Billy Turbett, Eric Rosenberger, Brian Toth, Loren Shipley, well as independent authorities in Responding to comments made by Freeholder Chairman Edwin Force during Union defeated Linden, for the Sandwiched between was a 3-0 setback at Wcstficld. The Indians faced Ismael Joseph, Jackie Cornell, Kettie' Lindem'ary. Rich Goldstein and Celso Arella- written, audio and electronic form. that Sept. 12 meeting, when Force read a letter written by Bollwage five years first time since a 17-7 win in Lin- Scotch Plains on Tuesday host Union Catholic today. no. Grant won the 14-year old division at the state tournament while Bouloyot was Citizens across the state may not ago in support of the UCUA's plan to build the incinerator, the mayor said that den in 1993: Linden tied Union 7-7 .' • • • a quarter finalist and Turbett won most improved in the 10-year old division. realize.the importance of this bill, has nol changed. . in 1994 and last year dcfcaled Despite an 0-3 start, Linden coach Gerry Del Monico thinks his team is still because there are probably few citi- Union for the first time in nine yet to settle into a groove. , zens in each town who actually take These carved baskets and clocks will be among the handmade items included in "I did support construction of the incinerator, but 1 never imagined the blatant mismanagement," he also said. by handing Union its first Defeats at Cranford 8-0, to Rahway 4-0 and to East Side 9-2 have not dam- advantage of, the Freedom of Infor- the Fall Fine Art and Crafts at Nomahegan Park show next month. More than 125 mation Act. It may not be a reflec- Bunds downgraded oad loss in seven years, a 12-7 pened ihe performances of several players. Keeper Dariusz Golda has been per- Johnson, Rahway brace for openers artists, photographers and craftspeople will display and sell their works Oct. 5 and igcr victory that knocked Union formed extremely well in his first year in net despite the lopsided results. Also, tion on the citizenry, but moreso a Oct. 6 at Nomahegan Park, located on Springfield Avenue in Cranford, across of Bollwage also referred to a story published in TIK. Bond Buyer, reporting ihe reflection on government, which, )ut of qualifying for a playoff the move of Juan Rivera to striker produced a goal Friday. Pedro Olivicra had Union County College..The show is free and open to the public, and will be held decision of Standard & Poor's to downgrade the' UCUA's bonds. through the years, makes it more jcrth. . • . • the first Tiger goal. • • Linden gets another chance, Summit,' Roselle searching from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. rain or shine. . The authority had a top rating, which the investment services firm lowered to and more difficult for the public to a below investment grade rating last week, citing both a recent federal court Union and Elizabeth, along with Joey Hudak has been active on the attack as well and Mario Principato has passes and breaking up another big play attempt. By Keith Agran gain access to public information. decision allowing UCUA clients to seek.competitive service elsewhere in two Monlclair, Bloornficld Irv'ingtoh become a leader in midfield. ~ . ... Linden heads into Jersey City Saturday afternoon foface •-'~ Assistant Sports Editor It's important, however, for print years, and. .the .possible resulting UCUA default on its^ debt. and Phillipsburg appear to be the Linden was at Union Catholic Tuesday and goes to Wcstficld today. Ferris, a 24-6 winner in their opener over Snydcr. v - I- The first full week of high school football action is set to and broadcast media because the Conflict of interest/alleged ~" * ' "" avorites for the four playoff spots • • • • • roll, with Johnson Regional and Rahway heading up the • •• media must act on behalf of the n North Jersey, Section 2, Group 4. A 2-1 come from behind win over Bound Brook Friday gave Oratory Prep Roselle coach Lou Grasso has settled on sophomore During the debate over which auditing firm to hire, Democrat Linda Slender full slate this weekend. • citizenry to gain this information lobbied for Ernst & Young, in part, she said, because a founding partner of orris Knolls won the section last its first win after two setbacks, 5-1 to Rahway and 2-1 to Roscllc. Johnson coach Bob Taylor has liked what he has seen Jamcl Dumas at quarterback. Dumas at 6-2,185, gives the and report it. (•car for the First time after winning According to coach John Ccrtrncle, his young team has yet to transfer the Rams size and good mobility, as well as a pretty good Hulchins-Laczza also serves in the government of Cranford, where Force had from his veteran returnees to this point. Tri-captains Worrall Community Newspapers been mayor. . North Jersey, Section 2, Group 3 in things learned in practice into game situations, a fact that has hindered their seniors GucnlhcrTCryszon, Jason Hasslcr and Billy Prokos "throwing arm. ; . chemical waste collection Eagles' .first.-, The biggest shock from the Roscllc camp comes with serves 23 towns in Essex and Union Because John Laezza is that township's clerk and administrator, Slender start. _ ....,„„ alLhayctakcri.theJead and sjhoufd.J?«j.lhc'glue that keeps the ; : counties^ with local weekly news- The Union County Utilites Author- ducts, batteries, propane tanks, I or more information or to register, ad,ded, Force should have abstained from the vote. ver playoff championship. Morris Joe Foglia got his second goal of the season against Boun3 Brook and Hunter team together in the early going. the-news'that senior center Rafael Rodriguez,-or* of-ihc-- papers.We run'into many'db'sfacles ity will hold another Household Spe- ••fluorescent Wnfis7"therfnostats" anct" residents can call Hie -UCUA-ai .(908) - " Forcffsmdncrconflict of tnwiw-
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•'•—.'^."]»,•**-*•«- * '<•, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1996 — PAGE B3 WORRALL NEWSPAPERS WORRALL NEWSPAPERS PAGE B2 — THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1996 NEWS CLIPS County carries on New hockey facilities to mark outside grounds will come alive with Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox moon could be any of several shades A-2123, would permit counties and Greek fest planned Eclipse tonight children's games, rides and crafts, Church is localcd at 250 Gallows Hill of red. municipalities to install pedestrian Warinanco arena's '96 season Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox with many prizes to win. On Friday Road in Wcstficld. Festival hours will A coppcrish-rcd orb will accent Ihc The event, open to everyone 6 right-of-way signs in streets at loca- Warinanco Ice Skating Center, a 8:30 lo 10:30 p.m. rentals, a pro shop and a refreshment Church will hold its annual Greek fes- and Saturday nights, a Greek be 11 a.m. lo 11 p.m. on Oct. 4 and darkness tonight when a total lunar years and older, costs $4 -per person. tions under their jurisdiction. facility of the Union County Division Admission to the general sessions stand are other features of the center. tival Oct. 4-6. orchestra will play traditional music, - Oct. 5, and noon to 7 p.m. on Oct. 6. eclipse graces the New Jersey skies Registration is required. People The signs would be placed at the of Parks and Recreation, will open for . is S5 for adults, S4 for children and The Warinanco Ice Skating Center The festival is open to the public for the last lime (his decade. should bring lawn chairs, blankets and discretion of the county or municipal- and throughout the festival, costumed Admission is $1 and children under the 1096-97 season on Oct. 4 at 5:30 S4.25 for senior citizens. is located off Thompson Avenue in and will feature homemade Greek • The Board of Chosen Freeholders insect rcpellanl. ity, hut they would be required to con- dancers will perform and teach ethnic 12 enter free. For more information, p.m. Discount cards for Union County Warinanco Park, Roselle. Park food and pastries, live Greek music, will celebrate the phenomenon of the form to guidelines issued by the com- Greek dances. call the church at (908) 233-8533. "It's hard to believe that the sum- • residents who plan to skate on a regu- entrances arc located on St. Georges and dancers in traditional costume. moon passing through the shadow of missioner of transportation. There also will be small shops sell- mer is over and that winter sports are lar basis also are on sale. For those Avenue, Thompson Avenue and This year's focus is on family fun. Ihc Earth with a special program Safety bill "This bill would improve the safety ing books, tapes and CDs, gold, silver,' beginning," said Freeholder Chair- who are interested, semi-private and Third Avenue. For further informa- beginning at 8:30 p.m. In the planetar- legislation sponsored by Assemb- of shoppers in central business dis- On the weekend of the festival, the and costume jewelry, and imported Retired educators to meet nun Edwin Force, who also serves as private lessons are available as- are tion, call (908) 298-7850 for a ium of Trailsidc Nature and Science lymen Alan M. Augustine and tricts, school children walking to and church hall and grounds will be trans- items like Greek olive oil and coffee. The fall luncheon meeting of the the liaison lo the Parks and Recreation hockey clinics for children. Skate recorded message. . Center in Mounlainside. Richard H. Bagger that would from school, and the, elderly crossing formed into a Greek "village." The All food is available for takeout and Union County Retired Educators Advisory Board. "Our parks staff has The next total lunar eclipse visihlc improve pedestrian safety at cross- busy county and municipal roads," hall will become a tavern where tradi- may be ordered, for pickup, by phone Association will be held Oct. 15, af been working hard to get the Skating in Ihc state will be Jan. 20, 2000. walks was released Sept. 16 by the Augustine said. "I sec these signs as a tional foods such as roast lamb, mous- at (908) 233-8533 or fax at (908) the Westwood Restaurant, 438 North Center ready for the opening. A new An instructor at Trailsidc Planetar- Assembly Transportation and Com- reminder K^drivers that according to saka, and Greek salads will be served. 233-0623. The festival will be held Ave., Garwood. set of locker rooms are on the way to ium will explain eclipses, while a munications Committee. (lie law, motorists arc supposed to' There also will be" pastries like bakla- rain or shine and ample parking is The business meeting will begin at complction.as are restrooms with fea- simulation is projected on the inside The measure, Assembly Bill, yield to pedestrians in crosswalks." va and other honey-laden treats. The available. 11 a.m. tures accessible to persons with of the dome. The group then will go disabilities." Floor Covering Warehouse Outlet ouldoors before the moon enters umb- ra, the Earth's inner shadow, the event ty over the. past several years," added will conclude at 11 p.m., shortly after County Manager Ann M. Baran. 'The ihc moon, is engulfed in shadow. 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Eli- For Information on advertising and sponsorship THERE WILL BE THE POLAR BEAR BAND & HAYRIDES. by Orchestra of zabeth, NJ Jrom the selection almue by calling 1908) 686-9898 and entering a 4 digit code for the (SUNDAY RAIN DATE FOR THE ENTERTAINMENT) selection they want to hear (up up 5 choices per"caU). Calls are FREE if within your v St. Peter by the Sea SALE DATE OCTOBER 25! 1906 at 2:00 Opportunities, call Erik Kent at „ , •(• . • For more details call (201) 37&9833.. p.m.. 1421 Oak Tree Rd.. Isolln. NJ 0B83O local calling area. Out of area calls wilt be billed as long distance by your telephone LOT 3484 1982 KawaaakJ me vine company. Injbsource is a public service ofWonall Community Newspapers. Inc. Garden State Pky to Exit 138. Follow signs for Kenilworth. Go JKAKZDR16CA000305 Llenor: Patrillls Towing, 9S8 S Spring- (908) 686-7700, ext 311. approx. 2 miles to Springfield Ave. Left onto Springfield Ave. Park is field Ave. Springfield. NJ LICENSED & BONDED on the left. Park free across the street at Union County College. AUCTIONEERS APPRAISERS , SepL 26" OcL 3. 1006 U1310 WCN («39.20) WORRALL NEWSPAPERS PAGE B4 — THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1996 WORRALL MPWQDAPPOC THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 26, 1996 - PAGE B5 ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT DINING/ENTERTAINMENT
Artists share their inspiration and good fortune Realism shines through tale of war, women Antique photos wanted and Robert Wood Johnson Hospital, completed art work in just pencil. Denzel finds that moonlighting understand the reality of the war and By Jacqule McCarthy By Randee Bayer-Splttel ing that love and to the end of her war The Union County Arts Center, Alison Hooper of Westfield Specifically, it is HB pencil. Its a very reconcile it with the newspaper stories Associate Editor . Staff Writer with humor and pathos. formerly the Rahway Theatre, a describes herself in her artfst biogra- soft grade of pencil, its the only pencil is not as 'Easy' as it seems about the glorious battles being The Children's Specialized Hospi- When you find a work that truly However, it is her moments por- nationally landmarked vintage phy as "a versatile artist." This state- that I use for the work." fought. tal in Mountainside has displayed the It's 1948. The war is over, the touches you, and which makes you traying the effect, that the constant vaudeville movie-house, is seeking ment only begins to scratch the sur- Winick draws from photographs soldiers arc back from the battle- Gantly takes the very proper Mar- works of many local artists over the see a new truth, the urge is to scream bombardment of "the rock," as she old photos of the theater from its face of her many talents, which taken himself or by his son, who is a field, and the country is looking garet through understanding and years. Works in many different The Video "Walk, don't run to see this pheno- calls it, by the Japanese, which are the' early years, especially from its include color still-life photography, photographer as a hobby. "I work forward to a prosperous 195O's. believably brings her to her own mediums-bedeck the halls of the East menal show," or something equally toughest to play and where she excclls opening in 1928 to the '50s. black and white landscapes, and from life occaisionally, but I ultimate- action, working in the end of the war Wing, bringing cheer to visitors stroll- "Easy" Rawlins, played by Dcnzcl Detective the most. The Arts Center would like to abstract acrylic painting. ly use the photo reference because trite. ' • • ' . as an ambulance driver in France. ing the halls, and providing needed Washington, though, is not looking Annie Lou changes from the young supplement its pictorial archive Pah of Hooper's well-rounded (the pieces) take so long to do. Each It is hard to capture in words the Diane Elise Neighmond gives a funds to the hospital through a dona- that far ahead. Just one year ago he By Jim Riffel woman that she was into the jaded with whatever additional photos approach to art is a result of her edu- piece takes between a month to three success of a performance which realy very strong performance as Rosalie, tion of a portion of the sale of each accomplished his dream of buying veteran that she would become, Dou- and other memorabilia people may cation — she is a graduate of Ohio months to do. I'll only do about 5 to 6 his own home and he's already does make one laugh and cry. Annie Lou's best friend. Rosalie rep- piece. Artists exhibiting at the hospi- Mouse. Mouse is from Chicago and glas's hands shake and her voice have collected over the years and Wcslcyan University with a Bachelor pieces a year." behind on the mortgage. He's an "Waiting for MacArthur," a new resents the young women left behind, tal receive exposure for their work as likes to kill people. And he's good quavers as she tells you of the con- arc willing to share. Especially of Fine Art and recently completed a Regarding the subject matter in his educated, stable citizen so he's not play at the New Jersey Women's from whom, the realities of war were well as the opportunity to contribute at it. But don't worry, the film stant bombardment and the stays desired at this time/during restora- Master's Degree in An from Kean works, Winick says the image about to start robbing banks, but Theatre Cooperative, is such a work. but distant words heard from the to a worthy cause. doesn't rum into a 10,000 bullett, spent underground without fresh air, tion of the building's, facade, are College. She shares her wide-range of depicted is second in importance to when a shifty, well-dressed Without exaggeration, this show is an horizon. Three New Jersey artists arc cur- 500 body mess. Director Carl The fear, loneliness and uncertainty photos that show the kiosk-type artistic expertise with her students, as the medium itself. "It's not about, giv- "businessman" named Dewitt, example of theater at its best and plays plainly across her face and' it is Neighmond makes us care for ticket-booth that had been in use for —remly •l : Franklin, who nude the excellent w > YQric ' 'ah elementary school art !cach« lit the ayed-by-3 om--Stzcmore, pun a MYould-tm tha tinvy of mr py «*-'» 1 Rosalie, not an easy task, since much oniy-a-ahon-
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Honeymoons can combine Creative gifts make the big day more memorable Fond Memories Start At Jacqule McCarthy, Editor cultural, sporting activities Announcement policy ©Worrall Community Newspapers Inc. 1996 All Bights Reserved Cruise travel Giving a small gift as a token of engraved stationery or two tickets to a port to the couple during an emotion- TI?E flPPIRR WHY If your ideal honeymoon destina- which combine chocolate and spices. Organizations submitting releases to the entertainment section appreciation to bridesmaids,, ushers, concert or sporting event. ally charged, time," said Millie Couples are encouraged to send the bride and groom, high school "WE ARE THE PARTY SPECIALISTS" tion combines tropical sunshine with The nearby town of Santa Cruz has offers value honor attendants, flower girls and ring Braltcn, editor in chief of "Bride's their engagement and wedding name and town, college name, town can mail copy to 1291 Stuyvesant Ave., P.O. 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WORRALL NEWSPAPERS THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1996 — PAGE B9 WORRALL NEWSPAPERS PAGE B8 - THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 26. 1996 HFAI TH/FITNESS & MEDICINE HEALTH/FITNESS & MEDICINE Breast cancer survivor to speak Cataracts may require surgeryjout Don't be silent about Nurses in the hospital is not needed. your high blood pressure on climbing back to health A cataract is an entity which identi- After surgery, the patient can to hold ~ ' ... yo. u ha, di irt. unles!«„,s , you,frttirr blooMnrvdl presnrCS- Rahway Hospital will hold a Breast and in 1995 successfully led an discuss "Mammography as a Diag- fies a clouding of the lens of the eye. expect some pain which is alleviated Hypertension, or "high blood Insight in most cases' with an over-the- sure is checked." Health Forum and luncheon Saturday American team of breast cancer survi- nostic Technology" and Marc S. Man- If we look at the eye like a camera, we pressure," plays a part in some at the Wcstwood in Garwood from vors on a 23,000 foot climb of Argen- del, MD, associate attending in find that ihrrc arc two "lenses" which counter drug. A regimen of drops arc 700,000 deaths a year from stroke, The blood pressure reading con- meeting utilized to prevent infection and sists of two figures. The firstnum - 9:30 a.m. until 2 p.m. The event is tina's Mt. Aconcagua. The story of surgery, will demonstrate "The focus light on the "film" — the retina. into Eyesight heart disease, and kidney failure. sponsored by Rahway Hospital this climb has appeared on Public Importance of a Yearly Professional The League for Educational excessive- inflammation. Having As many as 50 million Americans ber is the systolic pressure, which is The two-lens focusing system is Foundation which provided funding. Tcleivision and is the subject of her Examination and Overview of Surgi- Advancement for Registered Nurses comprised of the cornea, the superfi- By Dr. Fdrid F. Shafik cataract surgery may eliminate the have this condition, although many the pressure on the artery walls need for glasses in that eye, however when the heart beats, or pumps. The There is a $20 fee for the luncheon new.book, "The Climb of My. Life." cal Options." will hold it next meeting.on Monday cial leas which is bathed by our tears them do not know it. There are few only. Laura Evans, author of the now She is in wide demand as a motiva- at 7:45 p.m. at tHc All Saints Episcop- and is like the windshield of the eye; in most cases glasses arc required. warning signs, and people may not second is the diastolic'pressure, Registered nurses from Rahway removed leaving behind the bag in book, "The Climb of My Life," and a tional speaker and was featured at the al Church, 599 Park Avenue, Scotch and the lens, behind the colored part seen the first light of birth. One should note that since the dynam- find out they have high blood pres- which is the pressure on the artery Hospital and Rahway Regional which it sat. The surgeon places a breast cancer survivor, will Ee~the annual meeting of the American Plains, New Jersey. of the eye — the iris. The symptoms of cataracts arc dif- ic focusing mechanism is no longer in sure until problems develop. walls between heartbeats, when the Cancer Center will be on hand to plastic lens in its place to allow for keynote speaker at the luncheon. Cancer Society and at the annual The speaker will be Karen Ccpero, ferent in each person, but generally effect after surgery, one's ability to "Once high blood pressure has heart is resting. demonstrate with breast models, on a When the lens becomes filled with proper focusing and alleviate the need • Commenting on the objectives of meeting of the computer giant, IBM, R.N. MSN, CEN, CCRN, CNA ER/ are summarized as: decreased vision, focus up close is hindered and reading been diagnosed, it can usually be In general, a systolic pressure one-to-one basis, the techniques every fluid, protein, and pigment, it thickens for the very thick glasses that were the forum, the hospital's vice presi- held in Puerto Rico in June. Critical Care Coordinator Jersey City glare, changes in color contrast, and . glasses are required. controlled by making some simple under 140 and diastolic pressure woman should employ in monthly and changes color. At this point; the used in the past when an implant lens dent for Clinical Services, Arlcnc Deborah L. Toppmcyer, MD, assis- Medical Center, Jersey City. The faint halos around objects. These dif- There arc approximately 1.5 mil- under 90 arc considered healthy in a breast self-examinations. Everyone lens is called a "cataract." This term is 1 changes in your diet and exercise n uiifn. ihr. was not utilized. L procedure. ; performed in resting person. If only one of these Tomchik explained, "The risk for a tant professor of Medicine, UMDNJ/ program, will discuss the management if the • • fi •habits and. if y li will receive a spccilic only lo » The second procedure is phacoc- readings is high, you may still have woman developing breast cancer dur- Robert Wood Johnson Medical of acute myocardiai lnlarction trcat- clouding occurs in the identified lay- this country every year. The compli- scription medications," said coupon for complimentary mammo- eye. . — mulsification — or- "phaco" in high blood pressure. Readings con- ing her lifetime is one in eight. School and co-director of the Breast ment with thrombolytic therapy. Par- ers of the leas. cation rate depending on the source is •Richard Paris, M.D., Medical graphy at Rahway Hospital under the Cataracts form from different pro- oplhalmic jargon'— it is miscon- sistently over 140/90 may require Although the odds are dramatic, fear Tumor Study Group for the Cancer ticular emphasis will be given to the When it is time for an evaluation to .7 lo 1.2 percent. No surgery per- Dircclqr of the Overlook Hospital' guidelines of the American Cancer cesses, including: physical aging, ceived by the general public as "laser" treatment. As the stage of hyperten- and misinformation arc often barriers Institute of New Jersey, will begin the role of the nurse. The pathophysiolc- perform surgery for cataract removal, formed by even the finest surgeon is Millburn Family Practice. "Howev- Society, according to Karen Fairlie, trauma to the eye, infection, abnormal surgery. This is not the case. sion increases, so docs the risk of to early detection which can make all morning presentations with her per- gy and symptoms/signs of AMI will the patient mast describe in detail routine. One should enter into surgery er, many people resist the idea of the hospital's Community Qiitrcach changes in the body for processing of Phacocmulsification is an incision heart attack, stroke, and kidney the difference when it comes to her spective "Genetic and Environmental be described as well as. adjunc'tivc lifestyle and visual needs, symptoms not because of an ad, or urging of treatment. After all, it's hard to coordinator." different chemical pathways,, exces- into the eye followed by the fragmen- disease. : ' survival." According to Tomchik, the -Risk Factors For rBreast Cancer." therapies, - and expectations. The physician in another person, but only when the true believe, that anything is wrong sive exposure to sunlight, long-term tation of the lens into very fine parti- Although high blood pressure is program was designed to raise aware- Following Dr. Toppmeycr, two • To register for the Breast Health For further information please con- turn must tell the patient- the risks, need exists —>\whcn the benefit out- when you're • not having any use of slcroids. and chronic inflamma- cles by high speed vibrations with the • a chronic condition that cannot bo ness and to help women make the specialist members'of the Rahway Forum or receive further information - tact Betty Rosman at (908) 272-7239. benefits, and options for surgery. It is weigh the risks. symptoms." . tions in the eye. Cataracts occur in fragments suctioned through a tube. cured, it can be controlled. Once appropriate choices with regard to Hospital Medical Staff will offer pre- about this offering and other Com- only after this careful dialogue that Do not be embarrassed to ask ques- However, he warned, don't get To pliicc. a clussifieri ;ul' c;ill every human being. They may begin An implant lens then is inserted. This you arc diagnosed with hyperten- their health care needs. sentations in easy to understand "lay- munity Outreach intialives, call the one should enter into surgery. tions. Remember, it is your eye, and careless with your doctor's recom- I-8(X)-5M-8'UI hy 3-iuii. Tuesday. .10 .show their effects early in life or second procedure is more difficult, sion, it must be managed carefully Evans has survived stage-three man's" terms. Charles A. Sanicwski, Community Outreach Information The surgical options arc varied, but vision is a gift which helps to give mendations. "Remember, this prob- r.-iter. • "' ' ' • but when performed by an exper- for the rest of your life. . breast cancer for more than five years MD, an attending in radiology, will Line (908) 499-6193. they evolve into two major surgical beauty to our lives and existence. lem won't go away without ongo- Congenital cataracts are found in ienced surgeon allows for quicker "Your physician • will decide procedures. All the hype and glorified ing treatment. It is very dangerous Correction policy newborn children, and arc a broad' recovery from surgery and return of Dr. Farid F. Shafik Is an ophlhal- whether making adjustments in ads arc really only variations of the if left untreated for an extended per- It is the policy of this newspaper to topic related to the uterus. Babies, vision. . mologist specializing In the cornea, your lifestyle will be enough to two major techniques. iod of time. It's up to you to follow correct all significant errors that are while still in the uterus, may be Depending on the techniquc.slitch- external diseases and refractive ' bring' your blood pressure under, New allergy drug may provide relief to sufferers '• The first is cxtracapsular'cataract through." ' brought to. the editor's attention. If exposed to harmful chemicals; infec- ing may or may noi be required after surgery. He maintains offices In control or whether you should be Schering-Plough Corporation, the forces our- leadership position in the associate clinical professor of medi- • Laura Evans, keynote speaker at Rahway Hospital's extraction, which is an incision made In the majority of people; the you believe that we, have made such tions, or genetic defects which may surgery. In most cases, overnight stay Belleville and Point Pleasant. taking a prescription medication to leading allergy company in the United U.S. allergy/respiratory market," said cine, University of Colorado Health Breast Health Forum & Luncheon, to be held Saturday, inio.the eye and the entire inner lens is exact cause of high blood pressure an error, please write Tom Canavan, cause cataracts even before a baby has. lower it further," said Dr. Paris. States, announced that Claritin-D 24 Richard W. Zahn, president, Sciences Center. "Patients should has survived stage-three breast cancer for more than five is unknown. However, -certain fac- editor, 1291 Stuyvesant Ave., Union, "Weight loss is almost always a Hour Extended Release Tablets, 10 Schering-Plough Laboratories, the welcome this new product for its con- years. In 1995, she led an American team of breast tors are known to be associated NJ 07083, or call him at (908) good idea and many people can mg loratadine, 240 mg pseudocphed- U.S. prescription pharmaceutical venience and the effective relief it cancer survivors on a 23,000-foot climb of Argentina's Mt. Physicians seek to integrate alternative, traditional medicine with its development. These- offers: for the treatment of allergy 686-7700 weekdays before 5 p.m. rently under investigation at the avoid the use of medication even rine sulfate, a new once-daily formu- marketing arm of Schering-Plough. Aconcagua. symposium discusse.• .Ad modalitie i.-i:,:_s, rsuc,lr.vh, fnnrrinninfunctionings anandd lowelowerr antibodantibodyy rcntly under investigation at include heredity, increasing age, 1 symptoms." According to a study published in Cancer Center of Saint Barnabas is • with the loss of a few pounds. If lation of the widely prescribed nonse- "Claritin-D 24 Hour also allows us lo as clinical acupuncture, nutritional levels. Mirthful laughter through sensitivity to salt, lack of exercise, the New England Journal of Medi- shark cartilage. The studies are trying your hyptertension is the result of dating antihistamine/decongestant • broaden the U.S. allergy market and Insomnia is a common side effect medicine, rolfing-conncctivc tissue humor therapy, for example, or the being overweight, and heavy drink- cine, one in three patients in the • to determine if high doses of shark another.disease, the answer is to combination Claritin-D, 5 mg lorata- offer consumers another option for of many 3rugs containing pseudoe^ manipulation: and mind-body imag- use of relaxation techniques have the ing. In a minority of cases, high THE APLASTIC ANEMIA FOUNDATION United States routinely uses alterna- cartilage powder can induce remis- treat the underlying illness. If drugs dinc, 120 mg pseudoephedrine sul- safe and effective relief." phedrine. However, Claritin-D 24 AHASnC ery. In addition to discussing alterna- exact opposite effect and can actually blood pressure is caused by another tive therapies, and seven in ten such the body's ability to fight sions in people whith advanced breast are prescribed, it is absolutely fate, has received marketing clearance Claritin-D 24 Hour is indicated for Hour has a low incidence of insomnia,. ANEMIA tive therapies which seem promising,.. .lncrease illness such as kidney disease. For FOUNDATION Of I users do not "discuss their practices or prostate' cancer." These studies; ' essential that you take' them "every from the U.S. Food and- Drug ' the relief of seasonal allergicrhirinis, - occurring in-only 5- percent of presenters agreed that there is danger infection. There is clearly an interrela- reasons that are not fully under- NEWJEXSEY. me r with their physicians. Expenditures which are monitored by the U.S. Food day as prescribed by your doctor." Administration. or hay fever, with nasal congestion, a patients. Other commonly reported in the use of unproved, unconvention- stood, hypertension occurs about for complementary therapies in a tionship," says Dr. Kaplan. side effects using the recommended and Drug Administration, arc one of twice as often' among, African Once you have high blood pres- Available by prescription, Claritin- common symptom among many aller- NEEDS YOUR al alternative approaches wh.cn they In the Emergency Department, Dr. , dose of Claritin-D 24 Hour occurred recent year exceeded SI3.7 billion, a only a few clinical trials in the United D 24 Hour combines the world's lead- gy sufferers. It, is estimated that.16 arc used to the exclusion of proven, Kaplan has-found success with guided Americans as among whites, as sure, even if you're controlling it as at a rate similar to plecebo and figure which is comparable to the : States attempting to objectively assess ing nonsedating antihistamine, .Clari- million of the 42 million Americans scientific remedies. ' imagery techniques. For example, a well as developing earlier and described above, your risk of heart included sedation 6 pcroSnt, and nerv- Si2.8 billion spent out-of-pocket for the- ability of shark cartilage to fight tin, 10 mg loratadine, with an oral who-suffer from seasonal allergic rhi- "Patients need to have frank and person with an asthma attack may be becoming more severe. About half disease and stroke will always-be ousness 3 percent. Dry mouth UNWANTED CLOTHING all U.S. hospitalization. I cancer. • decongestant, 240 mg pseudoephed- nitis also experience nasal congestion. honest discussions with their physi- focused to a detrimental degree on his of all African Americans over the higher than if you had never had it. occurred in 8 percent of patients. IaJight. ofj>uch staUstics, "there is "-''The excitement over- shark, carlil.-... -•rine- sulfale, -lo make.ih* :brand;s - In.-c4inical ttialv-improvcment in cians of the ""various "bptiorisr Tx>lh or her feelings'."'of'"distress." While" age -of-SO have h igh-blood pressure clearly a need for professional educa- age began several years ago when a proven effectiveness more convenient nasal and non-nasal symptoms of sea- Claritin-D 24^Hour, which will'be helpful and hazardous, which are administering traditional medicine to If it is not controlled, high blood tion and improved channels of com- nutritionist and biochemist published in a once-daily dosage schedule. sonal allergic rhinitis including nasal available nationwide by prescription available," said Dr. Maroa the patient. Dr. Kaplan may ask that pressure damages the walls of the to help fight this often munication between patients and FREE Information! 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The relaxation of show "60 Minutes," said Stuart P. increasing the risk of heart attack (908) mem of Graduate Medical Education 686-9898 provides relief of nasal symptoms and pients, and was generally greater than dose is one tablet, once daily. are afflicted each most practioncrs would better accept the air passage ways complement the Leitncr, M.D., Attending Physician in and stroke. Untreated hypertension ai Sainl Barnabas Medical Center. and enter a four digit congestion for a full 24-hour period with loratadine or pseudoephdrine Claritin-D will be marketed as year.AU of the FOR A CONVENIENT HOME PICKUP CALL ihis term, which means employing medicine, allowing aiT lo pass into the Medical Oncology. can have the following consequ- To inis crul, Sainl Barnabas rcccn- selection number below! with only one daily dose. Like once- sulfate alone. 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Thorny Susie1 crossed wires, or II could be more learning a new skill. Come lo a HONEST AND SINCERE and having a good time in life. telligent, sharp woman. 45 and with similar interests for good times :omedy clubs, dining out, movies BLUE EYES ;earch of Gay or Bi female, 20 to 1. Dance Koye 57. MorJ.il (jnoniiP 30 The iStvr.- serious. Find oul assoon as possible. friends resrue Ihls weekend. Attractive and sincere, divorced Looking for someone educated, under, who has similar.interests. and a possible relationship. Prefer ind quiet times. Seeking single or Are you tired of it all, like I am? 48 !6,-"who enjoys great adventures, 5. Falhom wilhoul Tomato m'>hir<'<< """ •'•' '»<•'<•"••' Looking fora tall gentleman, 45 to FUN LOVING GUY FREE TO BE...... 62. ANSWER MY BILL lass and zest for life. BOX 37821 • ive. masculine, and trim. Looking ponsesonly, please. BOX 13712 14. Prep;iieo 34. 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Leave your :his is you, leave your name and Do not want big spenders, wom- 40's. Looking for handicapped fe- dren. Looking'for female, 20 to 28. Three, in Roma 3. Weather prpdiclion 50. Victims That's up to fifty percent off the single ticket prices," said Laura Aden, female. Enjoy candlelight dinners. number BOX 16024 eading to a possible long term ANSWER TO PREVIOUS FUZZLL- number, and we can talk first. en seeking financial support, over male, 30 to 50, for friendship, dat- 28, who is Gay or bi sexual, likes 4. Actress Mary el at 51. Miffed executive director of the Theatre Group. Looking for a non smoking man elationship. BOX 14283' 29. Be indiscieel BOX 12502 YOUNG ATHLETE weight women, no'phonies. Enjoy ng, affection and maybe mar- tiildren, spending quiet times to- 33. Slugger s slat 5. Telemarkelers. o.q 52. Lamp'eys for a long term relationship. BOX Acting studio WOMAN OF SUBSTANCE 20 year old single white male, 5'9' ideos, the beach, home cooked iage. Give me a call! 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EMPLOYMENT WANTED GARAGE SALE WANTED TO BUY CLEANING SERVICE - HOME IMPROVEMENTS ODD JOBS PERSONAL CARE Service. Polish agency. CLARK, 33 DEERWOOD Drive, Sunday, Sop-' ANTIQUES BOUGHT. Dining Room«, bed- EXPERIENCED HANDYMAN, painting, Experienced with care ot elderly or ill. Live in or tember 29th, 9-3. children's items, exercise rooms, oriental rugi. PalntJngi, twrHne, porce-. HOUSE CLEANER exterior/ Interior, sheetrock, plastering, wall- WORRALL With experience, good references, own trans- AL PASCAVAGE & SONS out. 9oe-9a»253o; .. . equipment, bedding, household items. Some- lln figurei, crystal, old and Interesting items, paper, ceramic til*, carpentry, all bathroom/ thing lor everyone. etc; Classic Antiques, 908-233-7697. portation. kitchen. Free estimates. Call tree, POLISH AGENCY Inc. Specializing in elderly Call anytime •' 1-800-23A-5391. and sick care. Housekeepers, daily house- ADDITIONS BATHROOMS CLARK. 47 COLDEVIN Road. September 28th HUMMELS- HUMMELS- Hummelt- Hummel*- Qlldi Ll|o - deaners. Live in/ out. Relerences and experi- and 29th, 9am-5pm. Raindata October 5th and Hummels- Hummels- Hummels- Hummels- KITCHENS BASEMENTS enca. 908-862-0289. .__ 8th. Furniture, lamps, clothes, jewelry, plus Hummels- Hummels- Hummels- Hummell- 201-465-4741 ATTICS DECKS PAINTING more. Hummels- Hummels- Hummels- Hummels- PRIVATE DUTY Nurte. Let loving hands nurse FERDINANDI FAMILY Painting. Interior/Exter- Hummels- Hummels- Humrrwlf- Hummels- KATIA'S CLEANING Service. Houses, Apart- you back to health. For more Information call ior Painting. Roofing. Gutters. Neat and Clean. Elizabeth - BARN & BACKYARD 201-402-7411 • ments. Offices, Condos, etc Dependable, Reli- ALL REMODELING 201-373-6637. ^_ "Over 20 years Serving Union County." able. Call Kaba 201-817-8355. References SALE 908-964-7359. Reasonable rates. Free Recycling-Industrial Accounu Serviced Upon Request. . RELIABLE WOMAN with experience lor child Estimates. care/ housekeeping. Mondays, Wednesdays, 27 and 31 MELROSE TERRACE in the rear of Free Estimates Fully Insured MAX WEINSTEIN SONS, INC. SATlSfACTION GUARANTEED or your mo- Fridays. Own transportation. Excellent reler- the property. September 27th and 28th" GREGORY ZALSSSHTEIN Painter: Exterior/ HONEST WEIGHTS-BEST PRICES. ' ney back. For a special cleaning demonstration ences. 374-6321. i0am-4pm. Old-fashioned furniture ol all kinds, Interior. Plaster and sheetrocklng. Fully in- and a free quote call Bsv Maid Service. sorna antiques, coKee tables, end tables, Always Buying Scrap Metals 201-372-4282 sured, references. All jobs guaranteed. Free 673-5207. TWO MOMS will provide loving, child care in bookcases, cedar chest, bar chairs, beds, 2426 Morris Ave. (near Bumet) Union estimate. 201-373-9438. Linden home, large yard, play room. CPR lamps, pictures and frames, hand crotcheted TRY ME Cleaning, Inc. Now you can make your certified. Stale reojstered. Call 474-0535. Daily 8-5/Saturday, 8-12 bedspreads, old garden tools; books, post 908-686-8236/Slnce 1919 office, house labulousty clean. We are avail- CAPRI cards and paper memorabilia, lots ol rough,, able 7 days a week. Call us today for cleaning HOUSE PAINTING CHILD CARE stuff, 9x12 rose and flray hooked rug, etc. Any tomorrow; 908-355-8303. . CONSTRUCTION INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR CUSTOMER SERVICE/ Secretary for in homo - OFFICE HELP/ Bi-Llngual. Busy doctors office Retail questions: Fully Insured HELP EXPERIENCED LOVING care lor your little General Contractor South Orange olfice. Exciting children's busi- in Elizabeth seoks high energy, mature minded ASSISTANT MANAGER Call 908-351-4321 Evenings CONTRACTOR " ' Free Estimates • ness Fulltime, part time. Must have car. Some person to perlorm clerical duties, answer one in my very "child Irlendly" home near park. Full Time (Varied Schedule) • Stale registered, inspected. CPR. 992-4655. WANTED Intant caro. Perfoct lor mom with grown child- phonos, type medical reports, file medical HILLSIDE. MULTI-Familyl 45 Looker Street (oil MELO CONTRACTORS 'FRAMING 'ROOFING 'ADDITIONS STEVE ROZANSKI ren. 201-761-6898. charts, and assist with computer billing and Nprth Broad/ Salem). September 28th. PETS Position involves oversowing service center TWO MOMS will provide loving child care !rr "The Homeowners Contractor" INDEX posting. Call 908-287-3898. Leave message 8am-4pm. Raindate September 29th. House- •KITCHENS 'BATHS 908-686-6455 operation, assisting customers, processing or- Unden home, larQO yard, play room. CPR $1000'S POSSIBLE. Typing. Part time. At DESK CLERK, full lime/ part.time. Apply in for Dalo. holds, bric-a-brac, toys, clothes, baby items, ' Additions & Alteration! •Specializing In Siding 4 Decks ders, data entry and other related duties. Wo certilied.'State, reoistered. Call 4744535. New Construction Fire Restorations homo.' Toll lre« 1-800-898-977B extension person. Garden State Motor Lodge. Routo 22 : furniture. Something lor everyone! 'Btst Pries* In Decks Guarantied 1 -HELP WANTP*-F> T-5139 rurBm'alli.T'W ,8e,u»«oV art- willigp to train a bright individual with Repairs Replacement Windows PAINTING & ""OPTICAL SALfcS , excellont communicaitoon skillsWIs.: " ~ " HILLSIDE. 201 VALLbYVlEW Road, (oil Con- DecKa » Pav«w» Klloh«»-*-8ar/i»- 2-ANNOUNCEMENTS JiOOO'S POSSIBLE. Reading books. Part timo. -PLASTEBING- DRIVERS. Midwest Van Carrier, division ol ant Street). Saturday and Sunday. September PAWS PET Grooming S Supplies. 1263 Stuy- Affordablllty & Dependability FULLY INSURED 3-MISCELLANEOUS At Home. Toll free 1-800-898-0778 extension CRST, seeking company drivers. Solo driving Innovation Optics APPLY IN PERSON 28th. 29th, 9am-4pm. Two-Family Sale. Some- vesant Avenue, Union. -Grooming Thai Keeps 25 YEARS EXPERIENCE R-5139 lor listings. Directory olfer • with excellent home limo. Superior pay and thing lor everyone. ihe Tail Wagging." Call for an appointment 908-245-5280 bonofiis. Call Cathy: 1-800-529-9265. EOE/M/ Pleasant working conditions. Experience pre- . 4-PETS $1000 WEEKLY STUFFING envelope! your 908-810-8585. - r FREE ESTIMATES forred but will train. . POPULAR UW OUNCEMENTS) location. Easy work, excellent pay. parttlme/ F. • HILLSIDE. 839 SALEM Avenue. Friday, .Sep- ON THE LEVEL ~ ~ 201-676-2966 5-INSTRUCTIONS Part time', Rosollo Pa/k, Thursdays. 9am-8pm. CLUB PLAN • tember 27ih, Saturday, September 28th, General Contractor CALL: LENNY TUFANO lull time. Workers needed nowl Free detail! DRIVERS. SOLCV learns. Toams- $100K»l W« Now Accspl All Major Credit Cards send SASE: P.O. Box 500-KT. Lima, PA 19037. Call 908-245-0900. • . Roselle Shopping Center 9am-4pm. Priced to sell. Wooden printers PETS Commercial Residential 6-SERV7.CES OFFERED Trainers- $70K+l S2K sign-on (teams)l Drivo EARN YOUR College degree at home. Bacho- casos. • . • 908-273-6025 575 Raritan Road FREE CAT to good home. 7 years old, neu- • Framing • Sheet Rock ' Custom Decks ': DOES YOUR HOUSE convontionals coast-to-coastl Bonuses, bene- ORGANIST. CHOIR Director. Part time..St. ' lor ol Science in accounting, oc business - 7-BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES ADVERTISING - full time telephone salesper- Rosollo.rNJ -- tered.-dedawed. "Mernck'- -Tabby, needs a lot No Job Too Big or Too Small fits, 401K. Covenant Transport (experioncod) Potor's .Episcopal Church, Livingston, One administration. Regional accrodiation. Mary- KENILWORTH. 358'LINCOLN Drive, Saturday NEED A FACE-LIFT? son lor vory busy classified advertising depart- ol love; Complete with essentials. Allergic, CALL for FREE ESTIMATE STANLEY PAINTING, Interior/ exterior. Paint- 1-800-441-4394 extension SX-29. (Graduates) sorvico adult choir. Call 201-992-1932. wood Collego, Scranlon, Pennsylvania. For and Sunday. September 28th and 29th, 8-RENTAL ment. Accurate typist (minimum 45wpm), ca- TELEMARKETERS. FULL timo/ part time.' 908-245-7533. MIKE COSTELLO 908-289-6425 ing, paperhanging, sheetrock. spackling, small 1-800-338-6428 extension SX-29. Weekend flexible hours, working tor established mo-!: free cataloq 1-800.-836-6940. 9am-5pm. Furniture, clothing, jewelry and mis- carpentry, tie installation, additions. American/ pacity for detail. a (jood command olthe English PART TIME. Cashier. Typist. 3-6pm. Some: cellaneous. All items must go, all reasonable 'CALL 9-REAL ESTATE , rocruitors. gage company in-Kenilworth. Call . European experience. Insured. Free estimates. louguage and excellent spelling skills are computer and math knowledge helpful. 6 to 15 oilers accented. $50 PUP SALE ofl any pup in »1 pen only. Good DECKS 908-298-1515, ask for Charios Melton. selection. (Cash). Open September 28th and 201-373-9386.. necessary. Responsibilities include taking In- DRIVERS/ IMMEDIATE Openings Tractor hours per week. Union Center. 908-688-8052. ENTERTAINMENT ' 10-AUTOMOTIVE coming classified ads over the phone, making 29th. Hours 10-5. J.P. O'Neill Kennels, US -IMPROVE YOUR Home with Gil." Decks. Trailers. Looking for dependable drivers with TELEPHONE CALLERS, part timo to recruit MAPLEWOOO, 25 Overlook Terrace (off Mill- Frank's outgoing telphone soles calls and servicing PART TIME National company, 2 locations: WHAT TIME does the movie start? Call Highway 1, Princeton. NJ. Directly across road Basements'. We will beat any legitimate compe- UNION COUNTY pier experience. Steady local work, good pay. volunteers lor the American Heart Association. burn Avenue) Saturday September 28th. PAVING .... ' regular advertisers, In addition to a variety ol Excellent salary. Order department. Days 908-686-9898 ext. 3175,'lnfosource is a 24 from Hyatt Hotel. . titor's orice. 908-964-8364. bonus Incentives available: -Call Ron Friendly smoke free Mlllburn olfice. Weekday 9AM-4PM. Assorted household Items, jewelry. • Painting & Handyman Service clerical functions. Hours are Monday through 10:00-1:00, evonings 6:30-9:30pm. Weekends hour a day voice information service. Calls are SANTANGELO Union Leader • Springfield Leader 908-964-9644. . hours. Call 201-376-1366 to leavo mossage. clothes, furniture. Small Job Specialist Friday, 9am to 5pm. We offer benefits, paid available. No typing. 5 Points 908-686-5818. free il within your local callino area. DRAIN/SEWER CLEANING^ Saa. Coating, Roofing, Psvlng St: Georfjes Ave 908-750-4121. ; 30% ofl dflvsway, •••Ico.ting Clark Eagle • Kenilworth Leader vacations, holidays, salary plus commission. DRIVERS. OTR Advanced Distribution System THE ITEM ol Millbum and Short Hills, weekly MAPLEWOOO. 29 HUGHES Slreot (oil Boy- Interior - Exterior • Repair* UNION COUNTY SEWER & DRAIN '40V oil »«nlor crliztns Call Nancy Seyboth between 10am and 4pm to $1,000 Sign-On Bonusl Limited openings for newspaper has an Immediate opening or an don). Sunday September 29th. 10AM-4PM. (No Windows. - Glass Replacement - Carpentry PART.TIME, Union^based mortgage company PERSONALS 1 Complete Plumbing, S*w§r S Drain Strvlea Drivawayway cracks our specialty. We us* Mountainside Echo • Roselle Spectator arrange an interview. 201-763-0700. flatbed drivers. Phono applications approved In •. entry level Advertising Sales Representative. II Early Birds! !) Furniture, tools, clothes, etc, Fully Insured • Free Estimates -looking lor dependable person to handle di- Underground L«ad«r lines cltaned high grade amulslon saalar, sama typ* usad 2 hoursl Call lor details 800-646-3438. ext. verse office duties. Excellent phone skills and you are.aggressive, enorgotic and creative ADOPTION: HAPPILY married,financially sec - f INSTRUCTIONS 1 AIRLINES NOW Hiring. Domestic and Interna- MAPLEWOOO. 545 SUMMIT Avenue, 3 Fami- from housa to strstt, hot watsr haattrt. on airport runways. Sarvlng all' ol N.J. Hillside Leader • Roselle Park Leader 1018. Owner Operators Welcome. exceptional interpersonal skills a must. Some send or lax rosumo to: The Item, 100 Millbum ure couple desire to adopt Infant or multiples. tional stall naedodl Flight attendants, tickot lies! September 28th, 29th; sports cards, toys, NJ State License # 5889 Rasldanttal. Commercial. Industrial. Call lor PC Word Processing. Send rosume to: Avenue, Millbum. NJ 07041: lax number Confidential and respectful. Expenses paid. Linden Leader • Rahway Progress agents, roservationists. ground crew and more. FILE CLERK, lull time. Entry level position. bric-a-brac, antiques and china, linens, do- 908-241-3849 free wtlmata 908-688-6280, or comcact Lee G. at, 376-8556, attention Tracey S. Dupuis. Thank you lor your call. 1-800-582-9009. Excellent travel benefitsl Call 1-206-971-3692 Willburn law firm. Call Sandy, 201-379-2400 to thing, oflice copier, miscellaneous ilems. 201-467-4002 1-800-565-6350 1-800-672-1154. CLASSICAL PIANIST wilh patience and exper- Summit Observer • Elizabeth Gazette ex.. 189695. Refundable Fee. _. schedule interview: VENDING MECHANIC, oxporioncod with Something lor everyone. ience is now accepting students. All ages, all GENE RAL REPAIRS, carpentry, painting, wall- DIAL A BIBLE papering, plastering, leaders, gutters,- win- PART TIME Marketing assistant lor Industrial soda, snack and cigarette machinos. Good levels. Experienced accompanymeni avail- DRIVEWAYS CLASSIFIED RATES ASSEMBLE ARTS, crafts, toys. |ewelry, wood FRIENDLY TOYS and Gilts has openings for MAPLEWOOO. 84 UNION Avenue (between dows, doors, roofing. All expertly done. No job PLUMBING Marketing firm. Diversified telephone/ compu- benefits and pay. Experienced only apply. Call able. Susan Hirsch, 201-762.5687: ilems, typing, sewing, computer work from dealers. No cash investmonil Fantastic toys. MESSAGE Parker/ Irvington Avenues). Saturday. Sunday.' HORIZON CONTRACTING CO. INC. too small. Free estimates. Fully insured. Please 20 words or less ...$14.00 per insertion ter responsibilities. Send resume P.O. Box 481, Tony Del Grosso 908-687-5005, extension September 28lh. 29th; 10AM-4PM.-Big'Sale! BLEIWEIS home in your spare time. Great pay. Free Exclusivo gilts, homo docbr, Christmas items. 109. . COMFUTERS ARE The Future. Are You There • Driveways . call 908-352-3870. Cranlord, NJ 07016. • 908-964-6356 Furniture, housewares. clothing, books, etc. • PartOng Lots PLUMBING & HEATING Additional 10 words or less .....$4.00 per insertion details call 1-800-632-8007, 24 hours, (lee). Call lor cataloj and information • Yet? Need' help? Call Scott, the Computer HICKMAN 1-800-488-4875. PART TIME POSITIONS AVAILABLE WAITERS/ WAITRESSES, Experienced pre- We offer Basic Bible Studies Tutor: 201-73U4403. MS-Windows (3.1/95). • Belgium Block Curb - 'All types healing tysiwni. related ina wrvlcsd. AVON • A BEAUTIFUL Job. Earn Extra $$$. ORANGE, A WHOLE Block of Garage Sales. • Sidewalks . BUILDING & REMODELING, INC. •GM hot water healer Display Rates.; $24.00 per column inch ferred. Full time and part time positions. Excel- Fundamental Truth MS-Works. World-Wide Web. Lotus-123. MS- •Bathroom & Ulchen remodeling Work your own hours lor Fun and Profit. To sell HAIRDRESSER, EXPERIENCED, with Roberts Road, Orange (Off Seven Oaks Rd) • All Types of Masonry • Additions • Windows Substitute Cuatodlan • Must Have Black Seal lent tips. Apply in person Cafe Main, M^llbum. Word. OnLine Services. Quicken. Many More! REASONABLE RATES Contract Rates Available In any area. Call Toll Free 1-800-662-2292. license- take ovor partial following. Some FREE Saturday, September 28th 9am-5pm. Rain • Kitchens • Tiling • Baths • Roofing Boiler's Licente/CDL Preferred 201-467-2222. Fully Insured and Bonded following a plus. Flexible hours, easy atmo- date October Sin.. EXPERIENCED PIANO Teacher, some open- 908-964-7666 . • Decks • Siding • Custom Carpentry Blind Box Number $12.00 per insertion AVON REPS Wanted. Join this multi-level ERICA KANE whatareyou up to? Find outl Call . ings available. Children or adults, beginners ALL HOME IMPROVEMENTS . Flunfcing Uoenee 1787S sphere. Union Center salon. All calls confiden- Substitute Secretary - Computer Skills and WAITER/ WAITRESS. Experienced only (or 3 marketing company, set own hours, unlimited 908-686-9898; ext. 3250. Infosource is a 24 ORANGE. 270 ROBERTS Road (Scotland preferred. M. Ritter 762-5687. Pictures/References Available Visa/Mastercards accepted tial Call 908-964-1425. CDL A Plus star fine dining restaurant located in Millbum.. PATERNO PAVING earning, no experience. For details call Tuesday through Sunday 5:30 to 9:30 hour a day telephone information service. Calls Road or So. Center Street to Highland Avenue' CALL GLENN • 908-665-2929 908-686-7415 201-761-4644. [email protected] : are treewithin'your local calling area. to 7 Oaks-Road) Sunday, September GUITAR-INSTRUCTION by a -Probuional Driveways - Parking Lots Free.Estimates ...... Fully,Insured, •HOUSEKEEPER. Kind and caring fo? elderly, APPROXIMATELY 8 HOURS/DAY 201-376-4444.' ' ~ mother. Live-In, must drive, English speaking. 29th;10-7pm. Rain date. Octobor 6th. Guitarist. Over 25 years experience. Beginners _____ "Coat .Sealing. LOUIS CHIRICOLO, Plumbing/ Healing. All ESSEX COUNTY BANK TELLERS MIKE O'ANDREA. all home improvements. 30 Recent relerences required. Call WAREHOUSE POSITION. Applicant will stock HAVE A PROBLEM WITH through advanced. All ages welcome. 'Concrete Sidewalk minor and major repairs: water heaters, Collective Bank is seeking experienced and Submit Letter ol Interest and Resume to: ROSELLE PARK, 41 Charles Streol, oft Chest- years experience. Carpentry work. Tile work. 201-763-9218. ' products, pick and.pack orders, operate electric RELATIONSHIPS? 908-810-8424. ' • 'All Type Curbings faucets, boilers, drains cleaned, bathroom and News-Record of Maplewood & South Orange trainee Full-Time Tellers lor our GLEN RIDGE nut Street. Saturday, September 28th, Large or small jobs. All work guaranteed. jack and process UPS shipments on computer If you tried and tried, and still have mo problem, "Paving Blocks i kitchen remodemization. Emergency service, location «t 227 Rldgewood Avenue. Quali- Mr Michael Moore 8am-3pm. Household, dolhing. Something tor PIANO INSTRUCTOR wanted p teach our '908-241-3913. Kenilworth; Free estimates: INSURANCE AGENCY looking for part time system. Experience is a plus. Night shift Therapy may help. • • FREE ESTIMATES •" FULLY INSURED P08-403-50SS. 201-823-4823. West Orange Chronicle • East Orange Record fied candidates should possess a high school Springfield Board of Education everyone.No early birds. children 8,12. and 13 years old in Springfield. person experienced in eithr personal or com- position. Call 201-92?-1200. Ask lor Lourdes. diploma or GED, light typing and calculator P.O. Box 2)0 201-701-0668 Call Wanda 201-467-9191. Monday thru Friday N.I. HOME Improvements. All carpentry re- mercial lines. Must be able to rate and write. ROSELLE PARK. 113 Butler Avenue. Satur- 908-245-6162 908-241-3827 pairs, floors, vinyl tiles, doors, wallcovering, Orange Transcript • The Glen Ridge Paper skills, and be "people-oriented". We oiler an Springfield, NJ 07081 WAREHOUSE INVENTORY. Permanent posi- 9am-5pm. _\ MAX SR. & PAUL attractive salary and benefits package, with Must be good typist. Hours 9AM-4PM. tion lor reliable person. Stock, pull and pack LOST & FOUND "" day, September 28, 9am to 3pm. Multi-family. sheetrock, plastering, stairs, columns, ma- 201-763-6718. .' New and used household, baby items, curtains, DRIVING SERVICE sonry, remodeling bathrooms, basements, at- ^_ Nutley Journal • Belleville Post paid training, vacation and holidays. ASA Compliance/Affirmative Action Equal/ orders. Other warehouse duties. Valid NJ LOST SHEPHEFID/ Collie mix. 4-year old male. PIANO- ORGAN- Accordion lessons in your : • dnv»r» lk«nse a..must.Someiocjldeliveries.. bedspreads. Rain or shine. • home by Vic Zigmant. MA. 40 years experi- HANDY HELPERS Service. If you can't do it. tics, refacing cabinets, painting. Call SCHOENWALDER • - • • ——C8II6WVB- Bank— — - ... —^-^--Opportunity Employer.-Jr. ,.-•.-.--,., iilIilUblKfd "jEWELRY*POUSHERr Part/' full firne. Some' Full lime benefits; Apply in.person 9:00AM to ; 908-862-6878.-•'••- —— - -'- •--->- maybe we can. Doctors, vets, airports. Drop- Irvington Herald • VailsburgXeadef Equal Opportunity Employer eyes, 45 pounds. Reward. 908-687-5945. ROSELLE PARK, Garage- Lawn Sale. Pinew-" experience necessary. 908-686-0006. 3:00PM Monday to Friday. Brookline Machine, J»H, picJwjp. Minor household-cho.e», deiivec— ood Avenue, Woodside Gardens in the Park. . ODD JOBS. Do it all: Gutters deannd, home CELEBRATiNG'dUR 84th YEAFT CAFETERIA HELP needed; Roselle Park High 535 Sweetland Avenue, Hillside, NJ 07205. packages locally.* Reliable, Courteous. The Independent Press of Bloomfleld WEST ORANGE law firm seeks secretary. Full Part Time: Interview Now September 28th. 29th, 12 noon-4PM. Rain date improvements, power washing (decks, houses, INSTALLATION & SERVICE School. Call 90B-241-5577 contact Dolly. 908-355-3208 time/ part time. WP5.1. Fax resume with salary October Sth, 6th. Clothes, books, toys, Big walkways), snow removal, walks and drive- •Lawn Faucets«Sump Pumps ( requirements to:'201-731-3467. Alter School Program seeks adult leaders lor Wheel. A lot of baby accessories and much SERVICES ELECTRICIANS ways. Call John. 908-688-7458. . •ToiletS'Water Heaters CLASSIFIED RATES ' CAFETERIA KITCHEN helpers needed lor positions available in Maplewood and South WHEN REPLYING high schools. Positions lor Summit and Cald- more. . ABLE ELECTRIC •Allerations>Gas Heat LEGAL SECRETARY needed for small West Orange in a recreational program designed for TO A (MISCELLANEOUS) PLAZA HOME IMPROVEMENTS t«Faucet Repairs , 20 words or less $14.00 per Insertion well locations. Great hours. Call 718-227-6126. If It's electric we do It! Orange law firm. Must have WP5.0 and legal children of working parents. Must be available SOUTH ORANGE. Lawnmower, dishwasher, OFFERED Siding/Windows/ Roofing •Electric Drain & Sewer Cleaning to start promptly at 2:45pm or 3:15 to6:00 pm. 5 UNION COUNTY chairs, sauna, waterbed Irame, many house- New installations or repairs Kitchens/ Bathrooms/ Basements Additional 10 words or less $4.00 per insertion .CAREGIVER/ HOUSEKEEPER: Maplewood experience. Salary commensurate with expert- Sarvlng the Homa Owner days per week lollowing the school calendar hold items. 15 years accumulatk.nl Sunday Reasonable prices Extensions/ Concrete/ Masonry family needs careotver tor 9 year old Qirl and 6 onca. Call Sandy at 201-736-5333. 'CLASSIFIED BOX NUMBER Business «. Industry Display Rates $29.00 per column inch September through Juno. Applicants must bo September 29*. 9AM-3PM. 121 South Wyom- AIR CONDITIONING Recommendations available Frx __*llm»u«. 100% Finance/ year old boy. LWQ-OUV. variable schedule. Itohl ANTIQUES '•'•'• No Down Payment housekeeping. Must have valid drivers license, LIFEGUARD/ INSTRUCTOR'needed Fall reliable and have experience working with please address envelope to: ing Avenue (Maplewcod border.. Lvcenio S11500 Fully insured 908-686-0749 Contract Rates Available LAFAYETTE MILL Antiques ceriter Lafayette FORECAST HEATING and Air Conditioning Louis Matera ' Licence # 115389 non-smoker, good English, some collego a. 1996. an shifts. Must have CPR. FA certificates. groups of children. Hourly salary based upon Carl Frank at . 464 Chestnur Street, Union. NJ (Sussex County) NJ. 201-383-0065.40 friendly SPRINGFIELD. 16 HIGHLANDS Avenue. Sep: .Company. Humidifiers. Air Cleaners, Attic 612 Bailey Ave., Elizabeth, NJ Blind Box Number $12.00 per insertion. must. Experienced, references requirod. Pay based on experience. Call Kim Jones exDOrience. Call 201-762-G183. \\ . Fans. SaJes. Service, Installation. Residential Master Plumber's License »4i82-#9645 dealers'displaying affordable antiques and tombor 28th. 9-4; Rain or shine. Household 908-276-8692 201-763-5945. 201-992-7500. '__ . BOX NUMBER — and Commercial. Free Estimates, Edison, NJ. 1-P00-735-6134 SENldR CITIZEN DISCOUNT POSTAL POSITIONS, Maplewood. Perma- quality collectibles. Cale on premises. Closed items, toys, miscellaneous. Doni miss this RICH BLINDT JR. BEST BUY salel ' • 908-561-4524. • __^ CHILD CARE, part/ lull time (or 2 children in LOOKING FOR responsible adult to walk one nent full time lor clerk/ sorters. Full benefits. For Worrall Newspapers Tuesday, and Wednesday. Electrical Contractor P. PAPIC Construction. Complete quality home New Providence. Nonsrrtoker, car needed, medium size and ono small dog. Mornings and exam, application and salary information call:. ROOFING ' P.O. Box 158 SPRINGFIELD. 77 SEVERNA Avenue (off R & Y AIR ENGINEERING Lie. No. 9006 improvements. Additions, decks, dormers, CLASSIFIED COMBINATION RATES English speaking, references required. Call evenings, in the Conant/ Westminster section 708-906-2350, extension 4751, 8am-8pm. MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE"" Morris). September 28th, 29th, 10AM-5PM. Get Your Air Conditioning System • baths, kitchens, doors, windows, etc. Big and DOTSY LOU Roofing and Siding has expanded 908-771-0916. . or Hillside. 908-289-0193. Maplewood, NJ 07040 Raindate October 5th. 6th. Furniture, adult and Serviced & Roady To Keep You small jobs. Call Pete 908-964-4974. to Airmount Construction: Complete rool strip- Ad appears in all 22 newspapers ANTIQUE. LATE 30's solid Rock Maple Coun- PRINTING. PRESSPERSON Male/ Female. baby clothes, carriages, household' itemslll Cool This Summer eRESIDENTIAL ping. Reroofing and repairs. Vinyl siding. Re- CHILD CARE. Professional couple seeks ex- MANAGEMENT. Looking lor motivated indivi- Experienced person wanted to run single and try dining room, 2 tuck-away leaves, lull pads, 6 20 words or less $20.00 per insertion Etc., etc., etc...' 908-558-0322 •COMMERCIAL WALLWORKS placement windows. Free estimates. Fully perienced live-in infant care provider Monday-. duals with good communication skills to work in two-color presses. Bindery knowledge helpful,. chairs, 6-drawer buffet. $1800. Leave mes- insured. 201-275-1020.. EMPLOYMENT WANTED E.PA. Certified - Fully Insured FULL SERVICE HOME IMPROVEMENT Additional 10 words or less....$6.00 per insertion Friday, beginning October. References, non- demanding atmosphere., Must have Valid will train qualified person. Call 908-687-1313 sage, 201-324-1914. UNION. 1249 PLANE Street (oil Vauxhall •Let Us Take The Heal Off You" •INDUSTRIAL smoker, dog lover. Call 201 -762-6618 between license and have ability to lilt 75 pounds. $2iK ' lor appointment. AFFORDABLE LIVE-ln Nanny/ Au Pair. Legal Road. 2 blocks from Edwards). Saturday, NO JOB.TOO SMALL AND P.AINTING7PAPERHANQINQ Display Rates $45.00 per column inch 10AM-7PM, to start. College a plus. Send resume .to: lor 12 months. Average cost $200 per. week. BEDROOM SL itique cherry. Full-size bed. September 28th, 9AM-3PM. Something for Additions, Kitchens, Bathrooms, Renovations, Renter's Choice. 553 Bloomlield Avenue, REAL ESTATE Property Management office Call 272-7873. 2 dressers, end dole, mirror. Supurb condition. everyone. APPLIANCE REPAIR Interior/Exterior Painting.' Paperhanging. ROOFING CONTRACTOR Contract Rates Available CHILD CARE. Responsible person needed to Bloomlield. NJ 07003 or Fax: 201-680-9078. seeks intelligent organized individual wilh $700. Antique iron press, $150. Call Removal, Custom Painting, Glazing/Faux Fin- Certified in 1 ply rubber roofing REFRIGERATORS, FREEZERS, washers, Prices That Won't Shock You! care lor toddler 2 to 3 mornings per week. bookkeeping/ computer/ collection skills. Send • EXPERIENCE LADY seeking positiontor com - 908-688-7517. UNION. 1499 GREGORY Avenue (Off Oakland ishing. Flat roofing-repairs dryers, air conditioners, dishwashers, stoves Experience and relerences required. resume to: Management Department P.O. Box panion, elddrty or child care. Excellent reler- or Union Avenues) Saturday, September 28th; YACOV HOLLAND 1-B00-835-WALL Shingles, re-rool-tearoff and ovens. All home appliances serviced. Low 763-4719. . 3131. Union, NJ 07083. ences. Call Lureen 676-9376. BEDROOM SET. oak. 6-piece. Good condition. 9am-4pm. Large selection of quality household Roof inspections & maintenance. MANAGER prices. 24 hour service. 908-686-7117. nc4.*>mc rliihr.5. hooks, jflwelry and furniture. 908-688-1853 LANDSCAPING _^ All work guaranteed DEADLINES CIRCULATION ASSISTANT, part time. 25 ASSISTANT MANAGER Receptionist - EXPERIENCED HAITIAN woman seeks UNION. 1613 PORTER Road (off Stanley -ully Insured ' F-ree fcstimales hours per week, flexible. Thursday mornings a Well known brokerage life insurance agency in housekeeping position, Monday to Friday. BED YOUTH. Evenflo. 51" long x 2T wide. Fully Insured FULL and PART TIME Terrace),. Saturday, September 28th; ARCHITECTS . Business Directory 4 p.m. Thursday must. Car necessary lor delivery and collection. Cranlord is seeking an individual who would . Good references and own transportation. Call Sean) crib mattress. Bed is white. 80 coil 908-322-4637 Some lifting required. Call Worrall Newspapers 9am-3pm. Tools, household articles, ap- HOLLYWOOD SALES HELP... enjoy working in a friendly state of the art 675-1670. ' mattress: $30. 908-688-2023. NIC ENISTA. A.IA., A.S.I.D. Architecture/ In- SPURR ELECTRIC, at 908-686-7700 to arrange an interview. pliances, books, more. Something lor Display - Space reservation 5 p.m. Friday needed Immediately environment. This is a full time position with teriors. Construction Management, New and Alteration Work ROOFING working hours between 9am-5pm. The job GRACE'S CLEANING Service. Houses and BUNK BEDS. Solid wood, never used, in the everyonel LANDSCAPING CRUISE JOBSI Catalog on international and lor our newest store opening In Union. j, Commercial/ Residential. New Construction/ Specializing in recessed lighting and service Repairs ® Replacements requires the answering of heavy phones, com- plfices. Laundry and ironing. Honest witn great box. Cosi $350. Sell $135. cash. Call Ad copy 12 Noon Monday • national cruise lines, year round positions. Free UNION: 1837 QUAKER Way, Saturday, Sep- Rehab. Additions/ Alterations DesigrV Ca- changing, smoke detectors, yard and security Shingles ® Tile . . puter knowledge and general olfice/derical relerences. Free estimates call 201-997-0582. 201-812-8349. y . ARTISTIC LANDSCAPING Retail dothing experience preferred, but will binetry. European trained. Classic/ Contempor- lighting, alterations, and new developments. Slate « Flat room/ board. Men/'women. Call 7 days. duties. Experience wilh Windows, Microsoft' tember 28th, 9am-3pm. Household goods,, In Column 3 p.m. Tuesday train right people. Apply on Thursday. Septem- ary design. Cost-conscious budget control. License Number 7288. Fully Insured. Free Estimates Insured 1-504-641-7778 ext. 7322C39. Directory Re- and answering phones are a plus. Salary Is DINING ROOM, Living Room. French. Hutch, toys, games, clothing, and general bric-a-brac. DESIGN ber 26th and Friday. September 27th at the NURSING REGISTRY . Competitive Fees.'201-762-9236. No Job Too Small. Quality Work at a Reasonable Price fundable Fee. • commensurate wilh experience. Please send Rendering services to the elderly and con- table, chairs, sectional sofa, dub chair, end Rain or Shine. Haband Clothing Store lor Him and Her. tables, marble collee table. $800/ all. EXOTIC GARDENS & MARK MEISE 228-4965 1026 Stuyvesant Avenue, Union, or call resume to: CN1112. Cranlord, NJ 07016.- valasctnt. Senior Citizen discount. 'UNION, 211 COLONIAL Avenue, (corner ol 908-563-0398 1-800-870-0398 CRUISE SHIPS Hiring. Earn up to $2,000+/ 908-886-0782. 908-687-0434 lor an appointment. Licensed and bonded by the State ol New Chestnut Street, next to Boston Market), Satur- BATHTUB REGLAZING CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT HOURS month working on cruise ships or' land-tour YOUR AD could appear here for as little as POND INSTALLATION companies. No experience necessary. For Jeraay. Pleaae call Special Loving Care ELECTRIC HOSPITAL bed. Asking $300, day, September 28th, 8:30am-4pm. Household FENCING WE STOP LEAKS! MEDICAL ASSISTANT, part time lor Spring- $14.00 per week: Call for more details. Our Nursing. SAVE^HE ' information call 1-206-971-3552 ext. C89698. walker with wheels $75. 201-731-8250, items, adult clothing, furniture, jewelry, and TREE REMOVAL Monday through Friday 9:00 A.M. - 5:00 P.M. field urologist's office. Tuesdays and Thurs- . Irlendly classified department would b» happy SAVE MONEY Refundable Fee. 201-4854170 908-826-3276. Leave message. miscellaneous. TOM'S FENCING CLARK BUILDERS, INC. days 10AM-7PM. Experienced only. Call to help you. Call 1-800-564-8911. SAVE FACE FREE ESTIMATES 201-379-6949. .UNION, 2187 BERWYN Street (oil Caldwell Rsfac*, Don't Rtpl«c» ALL TYPES ENTERTAINMENT CENTER, contemporary. •Roof Stripping s Repairs Beautiful formica, while gloss mirrored back. Avenue). Saturday, September 28th, Worn or Outdated Bathtubs, MEDICAL OFFICE. Full time. Reliable, person- , g Tilts & Sinks. • NEW AND REPAIR • •Flat Roofing & Slate COMPOSITION DEPT. 6'x6'6'x6' . NeNeww $500/ best oiler Call 9AM-3PM. Baby and household items, clothes, 908-686-1838 able for front-desk position in busy Millbum $500/ best oiler. Call Call th* Tub Plus experts at •Gutters & Leaders 201-376-6736. and more. NO JOB TOO SMALL internist's office. Experience with computer, 908-686-674I Sarvlng Union * Middlesex Counties LAWN AERATING and seeding etc. FaU clean- CALL FULLTIME insurance. Call 201-376-1244. ESTATE ITEMS. Loaded lull at Empire Con- UNION. 2221 MORRIS Avenue. Saturday Sep- or call NJ-1-908-353-1062 FREE ESTIMATES For 26 Years up gutters and leaders cleaned. Complete tember 28th (Raindale October Sth). Fax 908-355^769 Fully Insured - Free Estimates We are a weekly group ol signment. House sale prices ever/ day" on . landscape service. Reasonable. MEDICAL OFFICE/ Full time for Orthopedic 9AM-5PM. Household items, fireside- chairs.. CALL: 201-761-5427 NJ. Lie. No. 010760 furniture, collectables. fine bric-a-brac, jewelry. 908-322-1480. newspapers with • an office in surgeon. Duties Include: typing, billing, collec- 128 South Orange Avenue, South Orange, • collee table, TV table, radio/ record player; BUSINESS SERVICE tions, one evening. 201-736-9197 or lax re- Tuesday thru Saturday. 378-2488. records, glasses, knick-knacks, lots of odds Maplewood looking for a person with sume to: 201-736-0773. '•"•'•• • \ FINANCING T"~ LINDEN LANDSCAPING. Inc. Residential and 908-381-90901-800-794-LEAK (5325) 1 -800-564-8911 and ends. FREE AND Guarantee Advertising results orv- Commercial. Lawn maintenance, landscape Drive Down the MATTRESS AND Boxspring. orthopedic. the Internet Reach 60 million people. Call $CASH$ IMMEDIATE $$ for structured settle- good typing and paste-up skills to work MEDICAL SECRETARY. Experience neces- design, seasonal clean-ups, aerating Never used. Still in package. Cost $350. Sell UNION, 650 LEXINGTON Road (Colonial or 1-800-894-9755. ments' and deferred insurance daims. J.G. in our production department. sary. Must.be reliable and mature. Call. Salem to Wayne Terrace. Saturday. Septem- and power seeding, sod, seed. Free estimates. RUBBISH REMOVAL """"" $125 cash. 201-256-2526. ' ' - WentworthT-800'386-3582. Fully Insured. 908-862-S93S. 201-399-1002 or lax resume, 201-375-4837.' ber-28'h, 9am-4pm. Moving sale. Something ABLE TO CLEAN UP Newspaper experience helpful, but 124 NEWSPAPERS REACHING over 2 million for everyone. Rain/ shine. •. CARPENTRY - CLASSIFIED POLICIES NATIONAL PARKS Hiring. Positions are now $0EBT CONSOLIDATION FreeS.Ciitfhorithly ORCHARD PARK Landscape Service. Com- ATTIC-BASEMENT-GARAGE-YARD not required. Benefit plan. Call lor an Cost of College. readers! Your classified ad can be included in payments up to30-50%. Reduce-interest, stop available at National Parks, Forests and Wild- UNION, 840 BISHOP Street (off North and v i JOE DOMAN i. puterized landscape design. Complete lawn REMODELING DEBRIS All classified advertising is payable in advance. SCAN- New Jersey's Statewide Classified Ad collection calls. Avoid bankruptcy; Free.confi- maintenance. Seasonal cleanups. Free estj- FAST - FAIR - RELIABLE appointment life Preserve's. Excellent benefits plus bonusesl Network. All it takes is $299 and one easy Morris Avenues). Saturday, Sunday Septem-. • - 90&686-3824 , CaU 1-2vft-97l-3622#*L;N8(»87|ta!ui}dabU> * dential help NCCS nonprofit, licensed/ bonded. ' mates. Senior citizen discount. Call 686-8266. Property.Licensed 20 Years Experience We accept Visa arid' MasterCard. .You may also mall (201) 762-0303 " phone call. Phone Woccall Community News- tor..28th, 29m, 9AJy.-4PM.. Raindale Oclobflr,. -.1-8Q0-955-Q412 - - Fee. • ' .. i papers. Inc.. classifieds at 201-763-9411 for all 5ih, 6th. Clothes. Iqys housgnold ilems; etc.' 4JfeCS^ ..^VICTORfuNDSCAPING. We do Garden or send your resume to the details. . ' ALTEBATlONaBEPAIRS • '"".• plean-ups. Trimming, Grass Cutting and All MXPRENDEVILLE your ad with payment (check or money order) to us, OFFICE ASSISTANT: Summit Law'Firm seeks UNION. GIANT Salel 1346 Brppkfal! Avenue v FLOORS Production Director responsible person with reliable car Idr full-time (ofl Vauxhall), Saturday, September 28th, eKITCHENS - •ATTICS Concrete Work. Call Victor, 908-355-1465 or or come into one of our offices to place your ad. PRIVACY HEDGE- Fall Clearance. Cedar- KEAN FLOORING.. Speaalizfng"i': n Hardwood ,201-635-8815 permanent employment. Entry level position 9am-4pm. Toys, dishes; all household items. •BATHROOMS eBASEMENTS "Teeper: 908-965-8400. Worrall Community Arborvitao 3 loot to 4 fool tree. Regular $29.95- Floors, Scraping, Repair, Staining, Installa- perlorming -various dutios such as copying, Something lor everyonel No Earlybirds! Rain'or . .Now.$10.95. Free delivery- guaranteed. 12 tree v REMODELED tk_n$. Sanding, Refiriishing. Free Estimates. Newspapers faxing, coffee room clean-up, errands, process- shinel . .- MASONRY SWIMMING POOLS minimum. Also available: Birch and Lilac. o small or too larqe. 201-817-9207. - P.O. Box 158 ing mail, some heavy lifting required. Call Judy . Offices where ads can be placed in person: 1-800-889-6238. DREW MASONRY. Steps. Concrete, Sidew- SUPER POOL Service. "Our name says it all." or Gail at 908-277-2200 Or fax rosurne to UNION. MOVING Sale. 427 Crawford Terrace Mjiplewqod^N.J. 07040 CAWPETING T alks, Walkways. All repairs and small jobs. " Closings Now Available. Safety Cavers. Liners. 908-277-6808.- • ~'\\ PROFIT STORAGE Centers. Steel mini- (oil Chestnut). September 28th, 9AM-5PM. GUTTERS/LEADERS •~ ~~ r Very Reasonable Rates'. Insured. Free Esti- Acid Wash. Power Wash. Pool Inspections. storage buildings. Factory direct; erection avail- Furniture, dishes, bric-a-brac, years ol accu- pon;A_ntonelll ' Heaters. Weekly Service. Call 908-688-3535. Union County able. 30x100, 20 units, $9,692: 40x150. 30 mulation. Everything must go- including 3-bod- ALL GLITTERS Cleaned. Repaired and In- mates. 908-289-4024. units, $16,215. Free brochures. Sentinel Build- room house. ROYAL LINOLEUM & RUG CO. stalled. Also Driveway seal coating, quality/ SOMERSET YOU'RE IN COLLEGE. AND IT'S COSTING YOU. TO HELP PAY prelection. Fully Insured. Senior Citizens dis- R. LAZARICK MASONRY. Sidewalks, steps, 1291 Stuyvesant Avenue ings. 800-327-0790, extension 790. curbs, patios, decks, gutters, ceramic tile, TILE " ron IT, YOU COULD WEAR YOUPSELF out. WAITING ON TABLES, Famous Brand Carpets count. Call Walter 908-245-5534. MIDDLESEX • UNION UNION. MOVINGI 864 SALEM Road' (off painting, carpentry, renovations, clean-ups and ON, YOU COULD STAND ON YOUR FEET. FOF) HOURS BEHIND A TWO JETS tickets and two Giants tickets lor Morris). Saturday, September 28th, 9am-5pm. Armstrong • Mohawk - Amtlco CERAMIC TILE Installer. New tiles, repairs, Union, N.J. Manningtbn • Congoltum - Tarkstt GUTTERS-LEADERS removals, basements, attics, yards. Small de- reg routing, remodeling, cleaning. No job too big COUNTER SOMEWHERE. OR...YOU COULD MAKE THE M0N£__ $75.00 each. Call 201-661-4450, Linens, furniture (interior/ yard), headboard, FREE INSTALLATION • H«v. Floor Slzs* molition. Free estimates. Insured. Dependable or small, [do it all. Major credit cards accepted. interior furnishings, toys, bric-a-brac. UNDERGROUND DRAINS ' service. 908-688-0230. Essex County A GREAT WAY TO YOU NEED BY WORKING FOU AN EWE TEAM THAT SERVICES- .'• WOLFF TANNING Beds. Tan at home. Buy R.ady.For FREE ESTIMATE. Shop at horns-; ' Thoroughly, cleaned, Hushed, Joe Megna. 1-800-750-6822. SBME OF THE TOP FORTUNE 500 COMPANIES. direct and Savel Commercial home units from UNION. MULU-Family 1668 Lehlgh Avenue (off repaired, replaced. -. • - EARN BIG$$$! $199. Low monthly payments! Free Color ;•• MOVING/STORAGE DENICOLO TILE CONTRACTORS 463 Valley Street PICTURE YOURSELF AS AN EXECUTIVE SEDAN Morris Avenue), Saturday. September 28th. 1 catalog. Call today, 1-800-842-1305._ VISA 908-964-4127 MC AVERAGE HOUSE $35-$40 DRIVER FOR BOSIONCOACH.'OWNED UY 9am-3pm. Housewares, toys, baby items, old Maplewood. N.J.' . records, furniture, bike. All debris bagged from ibovt. i DON'S ECONOMY Established 1935 }£S]L\ FIDELITY INVESTMENTS*, WE'RE THE CARPET CLEANING All Roof* and Guttsri Rspalred • '•' • ' MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS "HAWKERS" I COUNTRY'S PREMIER EXECUTIVE GROUND WEST ORANGE, 39 RIDGEHURST Road, Mark Melse, 201-228-4965 MOVING AND STORAGE Kitchens, Bathrooms, Repairs, Ooutlng, NJ GUITAR Show + Musician's Swapmeet, Estate/ Moving Sale. Saturday, Sunday. Sep- MILLER'S CARPST and Upholstery Cleaning. Tile Floors, Tub Enclosures, Showentalb 170 Scotland Road TRANSPORTATION COMPANY. YOU'LL DRIVE A SQUCAKY CLEAN Sunday October 27, Drums, Amplifiers. Key- tember 28th, 29th; 9:30-4:30. Antiques, furni- Home, condo, office. Scotchguard anddeodor- GUTTERS/ LEADERS. Cleaned and Flushed." Th* Recommended Mover. Our 30th year. Free Estimates Fully Insured The Star-Ledger is looking LUXURY VEHICLE, AND SHUTTLE HIGH-POWERED EXECUTIVES irer available upon request Over 15 Years ^ PC^OOOig. 751 Lehigh Avenue, Union. Orange, N.J.' boards, electronics. Convenient Center David- ture, carved oak dining room set, mahogany Repairs. Lea) Screens Installed. Installation. No job too small or too large • for responsible, enthusiastic VTO AND FLLOM AIRPORTS AND OFTICES. WE WANT RESPONSIBIE \son Avenue. Exit6,Rt. 287, Somerset, NJ. Buy, bedroom set, bar items, crystal, china, bnc-a- Experience. Call 201-743-0494., , i 308-233-4414. Keltom Services. brac, dorhes. small appliances, old black and • people to sell newspapers PEOPLE WHO LIKE TO DRIVE AND WANT PART-TIME, FLEXIBLE sell, trade, tables. 908-359-0124 http://www.Guitarshows.com/ white tv, antique radios, lamps, tools, xmas RICHARD G.-McGEGHAN '- 908-687-0035 908-688-MOVE 908-686-5550 ;266 Liberty Street al intersections, railroad statmns.ctc. SCHEDULES WITH THE OPPORTUNITY TO BECOME RULL-I.IME. decorations. Much morel Mint condition, must • •'• ';. HEALTH & FITNESS """*"" ALL YOU .IEEU IS A GOOD DRIVING RECORD...AND THE AIM IT Y be sold. 20/20'WITHOUT GtASSESI Sale, rapid, non- Bloomfield, N.J. . * Hours: 6am-9am, Mon. thru Fri. PAUL'S M & M MOVERS P.O. BOX 3695, Union, NJ y" • . • ...... TO PROVIDE IHE KIND OF HIGH-QUALITY CUSTOMER SERVICE Residential & Commercial .«-, "' surgical, permanent restoration 6-8 weeks, •." Formerly Of Yale Ave. Better flian average earnings. Must : - -airline pilot developed. Doctor approved. Free Adjustments: We make every effort to avoid mistakes Jn your YOU'D APPRECIATE Y0UR5ELF. NOXMA'SSALON YARD SALE -..Carpal* It Floors - -::••-?• Hillside. PM 00177 be 18 years of age or older. Unisex Halrslylmg '.»Sharnpoo •'. •*«'.&•••<'• •• - -•Stripped information by mail:- 800-422-7320, extension 1 ' Local & Long TREE EXPERTS Stop Uy during regular business hours Monday • Friday ROSELLE, 73 Independence Drive (olf 224, 406-981-5570, (fax) 961-5577. classified advertisement. Please check your ad each time It •Cleaned • ' i r -.. 'Buff >. • Distance Moving at 780 Oowd Ave.. Elizabeth. NJ. Washington). Saturday September 28th,' htipy/www.visionlreedom.com Satisfaction' BOYLE TREE SURGERY-CO. appears, should an error occur please notify the classified For more information call: is announcing a new member of our •Steam .'•••• ; ' «Wax CALL 908-688-7768 Conveniently located oil Exit 13A of the New Jersey 9AM-2PM. Household items, children's things, guaranteed. . '•_ ESTABLISHED 1922 department within seven days of publication. Worrall Community clothing, lots of miscellaneous. Raindate \ 905-688-7151 Turnpike near Newark Airport. staff. ADA, a manicurist will be doing ''For that personal touch" SCHAEFER MOVING- Reliable. Very low TREE & STUMP REMOVAL Newspapers, Inc. shall not be liable for errors or omissions In Sunday. DIABETICS (USING Insulin) Did you know 1-800-654-0936 CLEANING SERVICE Madicara (or Insurance) covers most supplies? .rales. Same rates 7 days. 2 hour minimum. PRUNING any advertisement for which It may be responsible, beyond the acrylics, tips and wraps. Her hours will Save money-., call 800-633-2001 .Liberty Insured. Free Estimates. License PM00561. WANTED TO BUY TREE SURGERY IN cost of actual space occupied by Item In which error or omissions BOSTONCOACH be all day starting September 28th. D J MAINTENANCE -Residential and office Medical- Satisfaction Guarantee. No HMO. Anytime, 908-964-1216. AM LIONEL, American Flyer-, rves and other cleaning; window cleaning; floor waxing. Fully Members. Mention 12120. ALL ITS BRANCHES occured! We can not be held liable for failure, for any cause, to Che r%tar-1Leiiger i insured. Relerences provided. Free estimates. Union Saturdays and Thursday evenings trains and old toys. Collector pays highest casji .- - ODD JOBS " prices. 1-800-464-4671, 201-829-1006.;"' • Call 908-964-8136. 808-064-9383 Insert an ad. Worrall Community Newspapers,. Inc. reserves the 4 PM to 8 PM HEATING "- CAUSE THE Handyman Can...All around rtwifwi A Ftn I ^ THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1996 — PAGE B15 UNION COUNTYWlbE CLASSIFIED UNION nOUNTYWDE CLASSIFIED APARTMENT TO BENT APARTMENT TO RENT CEMETERY PLOTS REAL ESTATE FOR SALE PAGE B14 — THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1996 ADIRONDACK MOUNTAIN Properties. Hugo Three leases EAST ORANGE. Corsa Management. '/, UNION. 5 ROOMS, first floor, full basement, HOLLYWOOD MEMORIAL. 2 double plots, BUSINESS selection, Lakefront, riverfront homes and lots. month free rent: 1-3 bedrooms. Seven separate garage, no pets, $850 per month, plus utilities. prime section. $1,200 each. Call Available November 1st. 908-548-3437. 201-377-4968. Log cabins, farmhouses, hunting camps, complexes. Prices start at $550. For full details acreage. CAII for free 40 page brochure \cOPPORTUNITIES. call 201-672-7211. . garnered at WEST ORANGE, 6 bright rooms. Second floor, Friedman Really. 1-518-494-2409. ELIZABETH convenient shopping, transportation, schools.- COMMERCIAL PROPERTY*""" SIOOO'S POSSIBLE typing. Part time. At homo. UNUSUAL AVAILABILITY Driveway parking. Available October. $77S per BARGAINS ON Government loroclosed Diamondhead Toll IrM'i -800-898-9778 extension H-7019 for month. 201-376-8099. - ROSELLE PARK. Warehouse space. Light home*. Save up to 50% or morp. Minimum or industrial. 3000 square feet with small office, Jacobson, Goldfarb & Tanzman listings- j 1 BEDROOM EFFICIENCY no down payment. Repossessed properties FROM $575 14' ceiling, gas heat, parking, sprinkler system, sold daily. Listings available nowl Associates, the Woodbridge-based DEALERSHIP WITH national maintenance > FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT 300 amps, 3 phase. Also 2000 square feet, 1-800-338-O02O ext. 199. " corporation. Assured accounts in the local Heat/Hot Water Included ideal workplace with office. Call Rorinithed Hardwood Floors commercial real estate firm, recently area. $600 weekly Income guaranteed to start. MAPLEWOOD. ROOM and bath in exchange 1-800-741-3106. FREE COPY of -Home Preview". See nun- 554 Westminster Avenue $4950 Investment required, Call lor part time housekeeping. (May rotaln other dreds of homes for sle in Monmouth, Ocean arranged three leases at the Diamond- Celt For Appointment 800-832-2290. work). Call 201-762-4642. and Middlesex countiea. Call Pressto head Building, located at 200 Shef- 908-355-3913 CONDOMINIUM 908-918-1000 touch "star" 6050, leave name, EARN MONEY' at home working (or a MLM •MAPLEWOOD. Union/ Essex line. Kitchen field St., in Mountainside. The HILLSIDE. ROOM, private entrance'and bath. UNI0N,(5 POINTS Area) Putnarh House, 1 address. company rated AAA by Harvard Business privileges, washer/ dryer. Utilities included. announcement was made by JGT ' Near transportation and (tores. $425 per bedroom, newly decorated, Call-alter 7pm. Review. For more information send SASE to: Must like animals. $85 week. 2 weeks security. GOVERNMENT FORECLOSED homes lor month. Call 908-964-3273, 908-686-5555 for appointment. Leave Principal Stanley Simon. P.O. Box 2380, Department 1, Livingston, NJ 201-762-4209. pennies on $1. Delinquent tax, repo's REO's. 07039. . messaae. ' Negotiated by JGT Senior Vice LINDEN, 2 BEDROOM, $700 plus utilities, Your area. Toll free 1-800-898-9778 extension MAPLEWOO0, QUIET, neaf transportation, H-7953 current listings. President Paul Giannone, Vice Presi- FINANCIAL INDEPENDENCE. Home busi- Includes parking. Good area. Call Weichert reports boom in home sales ness. Easy. Nutritional Supplements. Hot new 908-820-0934 or 908-527-9331. private entrance, share kitchen, balh, utilities LAND FOR SALE • dent David Simon and Associate Products sell fast. Free information call free $85 weekly plus security. 762-9419. . GOVERNMENT FORECLOSED homes lor Prudential introduces Value Range ...... , . :^:,,;MH»11V owned reareal estatestate cdmpanycompany.. NORTH CAROLINA waterfront bargains: pennies on $1.00. Repo's. VA, HUD, Sheriff Home sales are booming at the nation's largest Robert Linzcr, the office transactions 800-318-5482. LINDEN. 2 BEDROOM apartment. Livino enough to pick the right range for ice, with the sales volume to date a staggcr- room, eat-in kitchen. Near major highways and ROSELLE PARK- Super large furnished effi- Waterfront and water access homesites start- sales. No money down government loans ly get even more than that. But a buy- ing at $17,900. Coastal Marketing and Deve- available now. Local listings. Toll free The Prudential New Jersey Realty their home," McNamara said. "For Weichert Realtors this week reported that sales are' include: the lease to Brian W\ Cote FRITO LAY/ Hershey Route. Excellent cash bus. $625 plus utilities. Call 908-925-3562 or ciency. Private bath, kitchen, entrance. All er wants to get the home for much business. Top local sites$1500+ weekly poten- - 908-486-1186, ' - utilities except electric. Non-smoker. Lease, lopment 1-800-482-0806. 1-800-669-2292 ext. H-40OO. introduced Value Range Marketing ihe home I just described, we'd use ing Si billion ahead of last year at this time. 200-office'market area, which and Maureen E. Cote, the lease to tial. Small investment/ huge profits. security, references. 908-241-2471. less. For example, let's say the com- SOUTH CAROLINA lakeview bargainl $24,900 this month with two personal presen- Value Range 17. And then we'd The unprecedented growth in sales volume " ^J^^. Virgiiiia ^Washington, D.C. Internet Centers; and the lease to- 1-800-617-6430 ext. 2100. LINDEN. 4-FAMILY house. Very larfle 2 bed- YOUR AD could appear here for as little n', parative market analysis indicates a D tree boat slipl Beautifully wooded lot with free $14.00 per week. Call for more details. Our tations by the man who invented it, includes Connecticut, New York, New l—~ — American Protective Services Inc. ENDLESS POSSIBILITIES Irom this business! room apartments- 1st and 2nd floors. $750 private boat slipl Prime LaXe Murray location advertise that the owner would be 235*2 company' said the high volume was monthly plus utilities. 1V4 months security. GARAGE FOR RENT friendly classified department would be happy ' home should sell for about $230,000. ^T^Zn 235*2 company g New carl New homel.Tremendous incomal abutting golf course. Paved roads, water, to help you. Call 1-800-564.8911. Denis McNamara. willing to entertain offers from i the record figures, A JGT exclusive, the three-story 908-862-6156. Rur ;he home owner was hoping to get Plus work Irom homel Send name, address and LINDEN, 1 CAR off N. Stiles Street and St. sewer, morel Excellent financing. Waterfront -** Jitbl Cll 800.704.3154 L Iff tninxlui'iiij; McNamaia to-tais- to S2SO.00O. TTw-hom —PMunondhcad—Budding,—which • is Oeorjq Aene Secure reilrianlial a>ee $<00- IHtNlUN, IfifllwttJlAIk Smit) MUUiJO UE- chandlse Specials, PO Box 261, Hillside,. NJ LINDEN, 4 rooms, quiet two lamily. Heat7"fi6r~ $249,000. Traditionally, a Realtor monthly! Call" Ron" 908-486-9080. * cess. 4600 square feet total office space; 2SO0 350 sales associates, company Presi- ner understands that offers may start owner occupied with on-sitc manage- 07205. -_^ water included. Of I street parking, $750 month, would do a listing presentation with one month security. Call 201-435-4672. square feet Immediately available on floors 1 ment, provides an array of amenities. UNION. COLONIAL Avenue. One car.garago,' dent William O. Keleher Jr. observed, at the low end of the range, but he or MAKE BIG Profits wholesale Irom the Orient for and 2. Perfect for lobby group, professionals the market analysis, and then the automatic garage door" opener, Available Oc- "In the 27 years since I began selling she believes this is preferable to hav- It is situated in proximity to Newark rosale here. Sources offoring 4000 products. MAPLEWOOD. ORCHARD Road. Great loca- ' Sell-Your Home Sale or lease $210,000. John Schragger Re- homeowner might agree to list the tober 1st. Call 201-992-3568 anytime. ally, Inc. Broker, 609-637-9548. real estate, there haven't been any ing no offers. There's always room International Airport, New York City Fantastic for mail order, flea markets, tion. 2 bedrooms with dining room, 1st floor, IN UNION COUNTY CLASSIFIES price for about S239.O0O. The psy- etc..(DirectOfy Offer) 609-667.7720. . laundry, heat Included, refrigerator, many ex- really new techniques in marketing for negotiation. What we sec happen and Routes 22, 24, 78, 287 and 9, the tra». $1,100 201-761-0174. '^ chology of this was to build in a little HOUSE TO RENT WEST ORANGE. Drastically Reducedl By homes. In all thai time, we've had the again and again is.that once someone Garden State Parkway and the New CALL 1-800-564-8911 owner. Comer brick ranch. 5 bedrooms, 3'A negotiating room. If it didn'tscll in a •MAPLEWOOD, 1 BEDROOM (4 room) apart- baths, large rooms; central air, security system, multiple listings services, the news- makes an offer on a home, we will Jersey Turnpike, In addition, the KENILWORTH QUIET area, 3 bedrooms. VA TO PLACE YOUR CLASSIFIED AD month, the Realtor would get -the ment, 2nd floor, 2-family. $850 plus security baths, living room, dining room, eat-in-kitchen. 2 kitchens, 2-car garage. .Excellent condition. paper ads, open houses, yard signs eventually arrive at a price that the home sales of $10.75 bil.ion, an all-time company high. building's optimal location provides includes laundry, garago plus parking space, rec room, storage room, laundry room. 1 car $199,000. 201-731-7710. owner to drop the price again. But that RENTAL storage, heat, hot water. Call 201-762-0993. and direct mailings. Recently, it's seller and buyer arc comfortable access to shopping, restaurants and garage, near public transportation, reni negoti- often reflects badly on the home. And able., 609:696-0367. . true, we added the Internet. But even with." In some markets, such as Col- other amenities. MAPLEWOOD. ONE bedroom condo apart- ' they didn't really take .the buyer into that was an extention of what we were orado Springs, Prudential sales asso-. Giannonc,. Simon and Linzcr mem. Parking, laundry, heat and hot water MAPLEWOOD, BORDERING Irvington. 4 bed- . account when setting the price. He "All rail MtaU advarilaad h«r«ln Is included. $800 per month. Call 762-0812 leave rooms, living room, dining room, fireplace, already advertising in the print media. ciatcs report that 65 percent of the arranged for Brian W. Cote and Mau- iub|.ct to tha F*d«al Fair Housing Art, message. • patio, porch, yard, finished attic, rec room was hoping to spend about $210,000." fust moved which makM It Illagal to advarlis* any Today/ we're going to. introduce sellers actually get a little more than reen E. Cote to lease general business basement. 215-504-9662. »_ According to McNamara, there are pr*faranca, limitation, or dlacrlmlnatlon SOUTH OFtANGE. 2 bedrooms, parquetfloors, • something so new and revolutionary, ihey expected to get on the sale of and-office space at. the Diamondhead based on rice, color, religion, sax, handi- living room with fireplace, dining room, den, SOUTH ORANGE'. Newstead. 194 Cresiwood two reasons why this doesn't work cap, (amlllal alatua, or national origin, or .Drive. Ranch with New York views, large it will change forever Xhe way we do their home. in? Building in Union County. JGT was .eat-in kitchen..Off-street parking. Convenient well. "First, today's buyers are pretty Intontlon to make any auch preUrenca, NY commute. $1200, 1% months security. heated pod, greenhouse, 3 bedrooms, 3V4 business. VRM seeks to bring buyers For more information about Pru- the sole broker in the transaction. limitation, or discrimination. 201-378-2075. Available October 1st or 15th. baths, central air, hardwood floors, fireplace, well informed, and they'll know if a I can help "We will not knowingly accept any ad- many built-ins. $2400 monthly plus utilities. Gall and sellers together by taking into' dential Value Range Marketing, call "The Diamondhead Building pro- vertising lor raal eslata which I* In violation 201-731-4848 or 201-761-0331. home is overpriced. Then a lot of buy- SOUTH ORANGE. Large one bedroom, elsg- ol tha law. All persons are hare by Informed account the seller's dream value, the "The Prudential New Jersey Realty vides an excellent location in a three- . ant, renovated. Ofl-street parking. Near ers tell their agents, 'Don't even show that all dwellings advartlaad ara available true market value, and the buyer's shopping/ trains. $850. (utilities included). ANN KUBIS MARK DONALDSON MARY DONALDSON me a house that is more than I want to office nearest you, or contact their you out! story, quality office facility," Linzer on an aqua! opportunity basla." OFFICE TO LET wish value all at the same time." corporate headquarters in East Bruns- said! "In addition, the building offers Available October 1st. 201-812-8512. LICENSED SALESPERSON . -OWNER/BROKER LICENSED SALESPERSON spend.' So the guy who won't look at Don't worry and wonder about 201-762-86SO. ' . ' KENILWORTH, 1st FLOOR, 900 square feet McNamara, and his brokerage, wick at (800) 344-9624, Ext. 20. The learning your we, around town. Or a professional working environment APARTMENT TO RENT available immediately. Individual offices, con- a home above $225,000 may never UNION. 1st FLOOR, 5 rooms (2 bedrooms). ference room, 2 bathrooms Includes parking. First National —- a network of 530 Prudential New Jersey Realty has wnei to see and do. Or who to ask. for business executives:" sec the house we're talking about. But BLOOMFIELD. 3 and 4 LARGE rooms. $675 Near transportation. $950 monthly plus utilities. Reasonable. 908-276-1033, leave messaqe. offices throughout Australia, original- As your WELCOME WAQ0N 1'/. months security. Available October UL if he sees this house, he may fall in offices throughout Essex; Union, SPRINGFIELD The Linzer, Simon and Giannone and up. Owner managed. All utilities paid. No ly developed VRM to bring buyers Hostess, I can simplify the business lee. Call 201-429-8444. 908-687-7071. love with it." Morris, Mohmouth, Middlesex and BALTUSROL TOP AREA team also arranged, for Internet Cen- and sellers together in an objective, 01 getting seined. Help you begin to SPACE FOR RENT Huntcrdon counties. With 1995 sales enjoy /our new town... good, shop- ter* to lease space in the Diamond- Value Range Marketing takes all ' 3 bedroom 2 1/2 baths 2 car attached garage. For sale by KENILWORTH - BOULEVARD Professional cooperative atmosphere, selling of $630 million, and 1996 sales ahead ping, local attractions, community head Building. In this transaction, three prices, the seller's dream price, owner. $250,000.. olfice space available. Approximately 1,200 homes in less time with higher client of last year's to date, it is ranked in the opportunity. JGT was the sole broker. square feet, can divide. Ideal for accountant, satisfaction. It worked so well in Aus- the Realtor's market price, and the top 1 percent of all real estate compa- - And my basket is full of us»fu "The 103,000 square foot office attorney or therapist. Call for appointment buyer's wish price, and brings them gifts tcploase your larnlly. (908) 273-4686 J CHARGE-IT! 908-241.3181.-- - -~-~ tralia that The Prudential Real Estate' nies in the United States and one of ELADKJ REYES building provides an excellent park- DALT0N8RAMWEU. ALBERTA FABBO Affiliates Inc., one of the fastest together in a single range. The Pru- Take a break trorn unpacking UCENSEO SALESPERSON the fastest growing in New Jersey. and call me. ing ratio, an on-site New Jersey Classified now accepts •SEHABLAESPANCSL- LICENSED SALESPERSON LICENSED SALESPERSON I growing networks of Realtors in the dential has developed 50 standard Transit bus stop and food service," United States, made an exclusive Value Ranges, based partly on statis- Simon said. REAL tics from the National Association of ' - 968488-4677 agreement with McNamara to bring "Unique to most office buildings, Visa, MasterCard the system to North America. Since Realtors and also on the expertise of INVEST VISA ESTATE ^8X908-688-1527 First National in Australia. II: itfl the Diamondhead Building also fea- NOTARY its inception here in 1995, Prudential tures operable windows," Linzcr PUBLIC - VRM has consislcaUy dcmonstiiUed,.. ..^"Sellersunderstand this in about 15 NOW! RMkfenM of Union « SpringM* "All raal «»1aH advortlsad herein Is only" ' •••• — --•• -••;;- - ...—„-.„, •—, "IT" •"•added.---••—•—•••••-^--...-•-, *tobjaet'-'to -ttw-F»d»ril *i(r Hou«lf»g»*et;-- • nsoisi PP. AT r in strong and slow markets, that VRM minutes, and usually they are savvy which jnakos It Illegal to advertise any MARK DONALDSON UNION 964-3891 Also in the Diamondhead Building, listings sell in an average of half the WORRALL COMMUNITY preference, limitation, or discrimination Owrwf-erokaY BMper 201-708-4074 ELIZABETH SPRINGFIELD 467-0132 Linzer, Simon and Giannone arranged based on raca, color, religion, tax, handi- usual market lime or better. cap, familial, ttatut, or national origin, or for American Protective Services Inc., Intention to make any tuch pretarence, NEWSPAPERS limitation, or discrimination. 2092 Morris Avenue "Most Realtors do a comparative $129,000 a. security companyu to lease space. The firm also selected the Diamond- "We will not knowingly accept any ad- Union, New Jersey 07083 , market analysis to come up with a vertising (or real estate which Is In violation good idea how much a home will sell head Building because of its profes- 1-800-564-8911 ol tha law. All parsons ara haraby Informed 3 UNITS - One 3 bedroom, Two FREE Information! sioanl atmosphere and excellent that all dwolHogt advartlssd ara avallabla Tor," McNamara said. "Much of the 2 bedroom. Plenty of space. .on an acual opportunity basts." location. nrj.c, a home owner's hopes lo acluaV Good rents - $1,900 per month. CALL Separate electric & gas. 686-9898 Valdez jouns Weichert' Call for an appointment. RonaJd Oswaldo Valdez has joined and enter a four digit . selection number below! the Union office of Weichert Realtors PRIDE IN OWNERSHIP as a sales associate. UNION - 3+-BRS cape, A newly licensed real estate profes- professionally landscaped, REAL ESTATE sional, Valdez attended Rutgers Uni- fenced in rear yard, deadend D.S. Kuzsma Realty versity, where he sjudied biology and street, RR w/bar on lower level. 115 Miln St. • Cranford, NJ BUYING A HOME was later employed. Valdez has lived Summit $134,500. S3500 908-272-8337 in Irvington for 14 years. 1700 Before You Buy He may be reached for real estate SUMMIT 800-575-8338 1701 The Real Estate Agent WESTFELD transactions at Weichert's Union Summit Office "See our area on the Intemef 1702 The Neighborhood .' office, (9U8j b»ra800, located' at (9OB) Z/T-1ZUU aEact http://www.c2n oflice independentl1 kuz.com/maiy owned & operalen d 1703 Buying An Ulder A CHARMING 1307 Stuyvesant Avc. 1704 Adv. of Home Ownership COLONIAL SELLING THE HOME .This conveniently located colonial provides 3- bedrooms,. NEW JERSEY MORTGAGE RATES 1300 Attracting A Buyar Walk into this home with stained entrance windows, lg. family nursery/study, sun room, living room with brick fireplace, dining APP { 30 YR FIXED 15 YR FIXED OTHER 1301 Determining room and wonderful beech woodwork. It awaits your personal Walk to school, parks, and playground from this Brick front Ranch. Horns teaturas 3 BR; 2.5 room, new kitchen, next to laundry room, 5 BEDROOMS, 4 Lender! City, Phone FEE I RATE PTS APFJRATE PTS APFl RATE PTS APR A Selling Price Baths; Large private low maintenance property; Living Room with fireplace; Formal OR; Well- BATHS hardwood floors. Near trains & town. New to be built touches at $198,500. 1302 The Open House maintained with newer windows and doors; Freshly painted! Asking $265,000. roof, 2 car stone gar. asking S335.OOO. American Savings Bk.Bloomfld. 201-748-3000 350'8.00 2.50 8.277.63 2.50 8.048.20 0.00 N/P N 1303 Cleaning For The Sale MOUNTAIN AGENCY, Realtors Realtor 3.00 7.62fi6.50 1.00 8.21 M 1304 First Impressions • 201-376-8700 Axia Federal Savings 908-4M-7200 350I7.75' 3.00 8.07 A TRADITION OF HONESTY AND EXCELLENCE FOR OVER 80 YEARS Gntuij; 32 Morris AVe. 431 SPRINGFIELD AVENUE • SUMMIT Banco Popular FSB 800.-481 -2285 100 8.38 0.00 8.417.88 0.00 7.91I6.50 0.00 8.52 A K 1-908-273-2212 Springfield^^ Capital Fin'l Corp.Bemardsville 100-224-4545 295«.38 0.00 9.O6!|8.oo 0.00 8.976.75 1.50 8.66 O dw It tak» ^ i^ TOUT . £)\ Serving Summit, New Providence, Berkeley Heights, Chatham, 908-277-1398 t".,r~ *'~£'~ ;. .;/,!•''" ''"."••'-,',' •*..>•*' . Short Hills, Millbum; Essex, Union, and Somerset Counties. v Columbia Savings Bk SLA.Lindn too-902-4988 N/P J8.38 0.00 8.44ii7.75 0.00.7.79 7.50 1.00 8.20 F ?%':•.• **.£ Vjffo--'- :'**"-^ '•• ' Commonwealth Savings •. sorj-924-9091 0 £.50 0.00 8.50 8.00 U.00 8.00 5.63 O.'OO 8.20 I !•«/' BANKER Corestates Mortgage Services BOO-990-3885 32J7.85 8 3.00 8.24IJ7.38 3.00 8.01 7.00 3.00 8.66 C TEDESCO REALTORS Up grading, Retiring, Relocating? First DeWittBank.West Caldwell 600-337-0079 375IJ8.63 o.oo 8.63JJ8.25 o.oo 8.25•6.00 0.00 8.63 A We can selling your home fast? A Public Smtct of LOOK NO First Savings Bank SLA, Edison 908-225-4450 350 ,7.88 3.00 8.258.00 0.00 8.00JJ7.25 0.00 8.12 C WORRALL COMMUNITY NEWSPAPERS : '*•"'"• •. .' .'' SPRINGFIELD First Union Mortgage Corp^ 800-332-8830 375 I.25 2.13 8.40J7.63 1.88 7.99N/P N/P N/P MORE! DREW 800-304-5757 375 '7.75 3.00" 8.07i!7.25 3.00 7.75J5.00 3.00 9.34 A Genesis Mortgage Services 367 Chestnut St. $199;90iDL Everyone Talks Gibraltar Savings Bank , 201-372-1221 350 N/P N/P N/P 1»,13 0.00 8.198.00 0.00 8.23 H LINDEN " ,, Hudson City Savings Bank 908-549-4949 375 8.50 0.00 8.53 J7.88 0.00 7.92 7.38 0.00 8.05 C MANGELS Union, NJ. Call today on this large Immaculate all brick two family Rahway 7.B8 3.00 8.37J7.25 3.00 7.745.63 2.00 N/P U SM home, plus finished base. Large yard, 6 Rooms each apart. Intercounty Mortgage Corp 800-811-4264 150 688-3000 But I'm, serious! I've laken off more than S20.000.. leaving me at an incredible $149,500 ! Why. CO Realtors Priced to sell: Call Campos Realty. Now. acceptingdeposits orvihese'new homes, nov/ under construction. Hurry 800-489-5303 325 7.75 3.00 8.317.38 3.00 7.924.75 3.00 8.57 A rm downright irresistible! I mean, who wouldn't be dying for a true center hall colonial with all Ivy Mortgage Corp, - Selling Homes In "to select cholce'ldt?. Colonial, bPle'vertfr.-ydur-ptBis. Caltfor dlrecflpns^afid llrr- sons of great assets at this pnee? 1 have a fireplace in" the living room, a large dining room, a Kentwood Financial Services eoo-353-eaoe 150 8.25 0.00 8.357.88 0.00 8.00 :13 3.00 7.55 R \ • -••v^-v'.v/- Union County Since 1929 brochure. . "••••' -•'••• - m> modem kitchen, a'jalousie porch, and lovely yard! I'm a real catch! Look me over - you'll find I'm 1338 MORRIS AVENUE • UNIOt even better than I've made myself out to be! And I'm availablejiojyj Call Donna Tedcsco. Eit. 106 National Future Mortgage 800-201-7900 N/P 7.25 3.00 7.576.75 3.00 6.99,5.38 0.00 5.52 A ROBERT MICHAEL REALTY and c'mon over! 2113RANTAVE. 442 Morris Avenue • Springfield. NJ O7O81-1 193 New Century Mtge.E Brunswick 908-390-4800 375 !j8.00 1.50 8.16||7.63 1.50 7.88 15.00 1.50 5.14 A • 908/964-5300 Office 2O1-5H4 H9H9 Fax 2O I-564-7H59 Penn Federal Savings Bank 800-722-0351469ad!8.63 0.00 8.6517.88 0.00 7.92 .38 0.00 8.12 C 1^800-952-3955, J4.75 2.50 6.95 A Premier Mortgage, Union 800-288-1782 350 .75 3.00 8.12:50 2.50 7.51 Provident Savings Bank 800-448-7708 350 8.63 0.00 8.63|8.13 0.00 8.13£.88 0.00 8.04 M 1 Pulse Savings Bank.South River 008-257-2400 350 6.38 0.00 8.38fl.OO 0.0 0 8.00|«.50 0.00 8.40 A L RAHWAY WOODWADD Source One Mtge Svcs, Clark 800-870-4057 300 7.75 3.00 8.12II7.25 3.00 7.83 8.50 0.00 8.58 B The Prudential R0SEU.E PARK A Progressive Hometown! .Sovereign Bank-New Jersey 908-810-9740 3009 7.75 3.00 8.10 .25 3.00 7.79 7.62 0.00 7.64 E UNKJN A PLEASURE TO SHOW White Realty Go7 END OF THE RAINBOW This 3 BR, 2 Bath Col. is located on a quiet street, close to schools and an Union Center Nat'l Bank, Union soa-ess-ssoo 350 ;8.63 ,0.00 8.638.50 0.00 8.507.63 0.00 7.63 J easy commute. II boasts attractive trench doors to a cozy study, nat. SO 1423 Stuyvesant Avenue Owning cokmltl/ludor with p*rk-lik* wning. Lr WFP. FDR Mod kit. 3 BH'i, 1 woodwork. Irg MBR, hardwood firs. FDR & a bright cheerful air. Easy care .95 0.00 8.058.50 0.00 8.59 D 1/2 Mlha. 1 cv in gar, milnt lr*a •«. n»w gtt naaimg iy». etc. Tmb«d«n Immed. Occup. Priced al S134.9O0. Union, New Jersey 07083 rop«rtl«f Valley National Bank, Wayne 800-522-4100 450 H.S0 0.00 8.57 roof. »ll wlntfi, wilklog dUlmoi to ichoolt a utrnp. $179,900 MUCH TO REALTORS* West Essex Bank, FSB 201-575-7080 350 i8.38 0.00 8.38|>8.00 0.00 8.00 7.75 0.00 8.14 F OFFER! 688-4200 World Savings Bank 908-302-9790 175 7.75 0.00 8.75| N/P N/P N/P4.00 1.50 7.42 G • PERFECTLY PRICED IN SUMMIT • Leave your paintbrush at home and just bring~your decorating flair to this 3 bedroom Colonial Split (A)1 Yr Arm (B)30 Yr Jum (C)5/1 Afm (0)30 Yr Biw««kly (E)30 Yf Fix.Mod Inc (F)7/1 Arm (G)COFI Arm (H)10/1 Afm (1)1 Yr Jum ENJOY Modern Kitchen. Formal Dining Room, Living Room, Level. The home has been recently painted inside «hd out. ind offers a remodeled kitchen with new (J)Hom« Program (K)7/23 (L)5 Yr Bal (M)3/1 Arm (N)Eq Lin* (0)3/3 Arm (P)1% Down Fix.d (Q)5/5 Arm PLUS LARGE FAMILY ROOM with FIREPLACE, and Full Bath. appliances. Other'features include a living room with soaring cathedral ceiling and fireplace, dining AND DECK to A/G Pooll • Mullir4c | lMint Bralim room with cathedral ceiling, sundeck, ceramic tile entry, one-car garage with automatic door.opener, (R)15 Yr Jumbo (S)10/1/30 Arm (T)7/3O Yr Balloon (U)1/30 («)includ«« apprai«al.cf«drt r«p,flood ctrt • fn»« Scttitt A Vniilu 2nd Floor - 3 Bedrooms & Full Bath, Basement - Gas Heat, • NilkxtfclJc RtlncilH* Nri fully fenced rear yard with patio, paved driveway lined with Belgian block... this is a must see! (b)1S0appf*«/5yr Bal. (c)pl» r«f at closing (d)75 day lock (f)app f«» <•( at clojing (g)$175 cradrtat closing Workshop 2- Car Garage and a Lovely Yard! • Imrirutknnal Brtcirtl !f AUTO FOR SALE AUTO FOR SALE 1985 FORD THUNOERBIRD. 2 door, fully 1985 PONTIAC 6.000 LE, 2.8 automatic, equipped, power, air conditioning, cassene. overdrive, power everything, cruise, Hit. air, Partially customized. Excellent condition. am-lm, excellent condition, 104K miles, green. $1695/ best oiler. 201-376-6710, $1,700. B08-B51-S274. 201-379-70B9. \ 1990 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE- 4 door, blue, Warm up to a GOVERNMENT seized cars lor pennies on tho AM/FM caisfltto, power windows/ locks, alarm, $1.00. Jaguar, Cowene, Mercodos, BMW, excellent condition. 56,000 miloi, $6,600. Coll Porsche, Honda, $x4's, trucks and more. Locai . Sobmten 201-487-5845. driving sensation salea. Toll Ireo 1-800-669-2292 ext. A-4000. 1994 PONTIACGRAND AMGT- 2 door. V6. all great cars and power, ABS, air bag, alarm, black, 44K, 1992 HONDA ACCORD IX- Cobalt metallic $11,600/ bail oner. 908-925-2816. low prices now m tiv blue, 4-door. S-speed, like brand new, 71,000 Aut original miles;. $8,500 or best oiler. 1988 PONTIAC TRANS AMGT A. Fully loaded. AUTO FOR SALE FREE Information! 201-763-7018. • , Too much to listl Average miles, dean. $6,000. AUTO FOR SALE AUTO FOR SALE Call 201-403-6045, leave message. role in auto wrecks. 1987 DODGE CHARGER- 50,000 oripinal 1989 FORD ECONOUNE-150 van. 109,000 1994 HONDA ACCORDLX. 4-door, AM/FM Lack of sleep plays a 1982 CAMARO, V-8, automatic', fully load«i, miles Good work horse. Call John weekdays, cassette, 5-speed, 62,000 miles, original 1987 SAAB 900, BLUE, 3 Door, 148,000 miles, T-top' 2 owner car. orioinal. 63K. Good condi- miles, new batteries and tires, oood condition, Good condition. $2,800 negotiable. Did you know that sleep plays a involve a driver who is sleepy as well $2,200 or bast-offer. Call 908-6S7-1756. 9:30AM.4:30PM, 201-429-8102. owner, dealor maintained. Asking $n,700. tion $1500 best oiler..Call 908-206-0580 or toot) 686*9898 Evenings, 201-743-8195. 201-748-9000, extension 326. . 1971 FORD MUSTANG white convertible. role in up to 10 percent of the.20 mil- as drunk. 201.566.9851. ORE AM MACHINES - fiot a picture ol your car? SALE8 good condition.' Asking $4,000. Call and enter a four digit SEIZED CARS from $175. Porsches, Cadil- lion U.S. automobile accidents? Look for signs of a sleep disorder. Run it tor 4 weeks, only $40. Call Classified at 1992 ISUZU AMIGO, 53,000 miles, air condi- CARS UNDER $150. All models. Seized and 212-412-9398 or 201-763-1499. tioning, sun root, AM'FM and cassette, new lacs, Chevys, BMW's, Corvettes, Jeeps. ft SERVICE 600-564-8911 tor details. -...:. selection number below! According to the New Jersey Auto- If you snore loudly, feel tired when auclipned by DEA. FBI. IRS; trucks, boasts, tires, buy or assume lease. Call 201-386-1574. 4WD'«. Your area. Toll free 1-800-898-9778 SINCE 1846 corfiDUlers furniture and more. Available your extension A-79S3 current listings. <__ mobile Club Foundation for Safety, 1966 FORD MUSTANG, 6 cylinder CoupV). you wake up and fall asleep at inap- area Call nowl 1-800-45V0050 extension SHOPPING ,1995 JEEP WRANGLER, white, hard-top etc, Runs oood, many replaced parts. Needs cos- 1987 VOLKSWAGEN FOX. Oood transporta- experts agree thai lack of sleep and propriate times, you may have a sleep C198. . •_ chrome package, air, cassetta, sound bar, motic work. $1,200. Call Craig 908-687-1681. tion, good radio, many new parts, will need subsequent lack of alertness frequent- disorder known as sleep apnea. If you FOR A CAR anti-theft, low mileage, excellent condition. 1987 CHEVROLET STATION Wagon. White, 1989 FORD MUSTAfoG-LX. 4-cylinder, con- $14,500. Call 201-99Z-4BS5. dutch. $700.00 or best oiler, 908-241-3465. ly lead to tragedy, especially on the suspect a problem, sec your doctor. V-6 automatic, new tires. Transportation car. venable. power windows, doorlocks, mirrors. Reasonably priced: Call alter 7pm. 1995 VOLKSWAQEN JETTA-GL, red. highway. In fact, rnosl people have Automatic. AM'FM cassette, Viper alarm. 59K. 1200 Fuel Efficiency 1993'MAZDA MX6 LS- V6, 5-speed, sunroof, 5-speed, AMTM cassette, power sunroof, air, -+26+- 4 laaihnr iniprinr. laqpry alarm, cruise, till, power alrny whMli ??.ftftft nrirjhal mllgt Frtll taken the wheel at least once 201-761-6241. everything and spoiler, well-maintained. condition. Asking S12,9OO. 201-761-1360. ... 1987 CHEVROLET MONTE Carlo SS. Excel- 1202 Insurance Tips $.10,900. 201-2750521. they were too tired to drive In one lent corxMionl Loadedl V8. cruise, tilf wheel, 1990 FORD PROBE. White, burgundy intorior, 1203 Getting Started 1984 VOLVO-GL. Automatic, 4-cyllinder, aulo study, fully half the drivers admitted AUTOMOTIVE power windows, air conditioning, mag wheels, AM'FM cassette, alrconditioning, automatic. 1974 MERCEDES 240D. 4 speed. 4 door, air, locks and windows, air conditioning and sun- to having had near-mishaps because AKVFM cassene, roar dbtrost, alarm, 74K 61.000 miles. Asking .$4800. Call TOP $$$$ PAID 1204 Sticker Prices CD radio. Looks and runs'excellent. $1200 or roof. Asking $2,500. Call 201-781-1122. milos, $6500/ bost olfer. 201-763-7397. Mfi.fiR6.2999. 1205 Sales Agreement best ollor. 201-731-9031 or 201-663-5059. of sleepiness, and 'one-fifth said 1S89 VOLVO 740-GL. Burgandy.' anti-lock 1994 CHEVROLET BERETTA. metalic blue. 1083 CHEROKEE 1094 MERCU c 1206 Ordering A New Car 1990 MERCURY SABLE Wagon. 74k miles, brakei, power steering, brakes, window*, sun- 1994 CHRYSLER they'd actually fallen' asleep while V-6. automatic. 2-doors. power everything, 800-6629050 rool, heated seats. 104,000 miles. $7,700. COUNTRY COUGAR • AUTO DEALERS AM'FM cassene. air. Groat condition. $9000/ 1207 Rebates. third seat, good condition, 1 owner garage kept. LHS driving. consignments $4200. Call 201-736-1861 evenings or Excellent condition. 903-580-1725. _: • •eyl'Mo, tic, (rt, (A, pMw. aMnl bost otter. Call 908687-8630. 1208 Warranties I cyt MO. WC. Wot en»«. pMr, «<)(. Mo MOO, |». pb, ot, 32.«SiriM, . Fatigue impairs judgement, reduces SMYTHE VOLVO welcome weekends. pVW. frtwO, prte-rtW. inAii cm. VW. IPUMIll, fVa. (wti. (Mtimn, p/MM, pAt. oW. «*» cat, *«\ red IIIMl Int. pwr tunrool, AS3, nek. VIN.MHMITOI 49.SS4 tin. the ability to concentrate and.delays EXCLUSIVE 1985 CHEVY CAPRICE Wagon- Automatic, air 1209 Financing 1986 NiSSAN 300-ZX. Attractive whito sports . AUTO WANTED tnM. •. (IW,«xt»*. do* rt twdaB, VnlRHMMM. »«4 Mat dw-gold Own. conditioning, full power, third seat, 67.000 1210 Owner Satisfaction car, T-topa. 2+2. automatic, upgraded stereo. «Mn ano. top*. Hurtor onon. reaction time — all essentials ol sa'.e VOLVO DEALER miles, dean car. Si.995. Call 908-272-4132 ABLE PAYS TOP $$$ IN CASH 326 Morris Avenue Summit . 75 000 miles, good condition. $3,500. Call s driving. Paul Kiclblock. AAA's safe- alter 5pm. ' _. •_ 201-325-7579. • 1 "7,495 7,495 1O,995 *m Your Community'! Btil For All 4 WhMl Drlvaa ty manager of the Florruni Park based (908) 273-4200 1988 DODGE CARAVAN, LE V-6. all power, m 1987 NISSAN 300ZX. Fully loaded, T-tops, Club, says you can drive more sa:e'.y AUTHORIZED air am-fm, tinted glass, 7 passenger." good mint condition, all maintenance records kept. CARS, TRUCKS md VANS 1989 MERCURY 1OO2 JEEP condition. Asking $4.200. Call 908-925-6548. 1992 DODGE by following these suggestions: FACTORY SERVICE Infosource 113K highway miles. $4500/ best offer. Don. GRAND MARQUIS CHEROKEE 908-688-3213. - - - CARGO CARAVAN Travel rested. Get a givxi nights LONG TERM LEASING 1987 DODGE CARAVAN LE. Air-conditioning, • 24 HOUR VOICE INFORMATION SERVICE FREE PICK UP 7 DAYS Xyf, tic, fit. fib. at, crulM, pMr, s-cy. bredo paclagt. power brakes/' steering. AM/FM cassette. . A Public S«Mce of 1990 NISSAN MAXIMA, white, •automatic, pf*m, f/tmu, p/fci, rA)tl, am«m |Vt>. A. cniM. pta*. pMnd. p*«, 6-cyl. lulo, p/i. p/b. VIN.I rest before you start the trip. Wear a cruise! tilt, roof rack, 76.000 miles. Great Y/OBRALL COMMUNITY NEWSPAPERS power steering/ brakes/ windows/ locks, sun- caw. Iwtw hi. V1N.I KX6O4«M. •AM. anVTm cttt. VIN.INl1K«3e. NRWOT7Z 48.365 mfciWhlta CALL BILL CURTIS good quality pair of sunglasses in. AUTO FOR SALE condition. $3.900. 201-762-3895. rool. Boso am/lm tape, car phono, 93.000K. 1-800-953-9328 $8,300. Call 201-992-5904. '__ bright sunshine to prevent fatigue. 1976 CADILLAC ELDORADO Convertible. DODGE Tr.p^e white, everything works, excellent rne- 908-688-2044 Exercise during your breaks. Stop 1990 NISSAN SENTRA- White. 5-speod, air. •I 2,495 TO SEE HOW cf-.an'caty needs body and paint, but still gets DEMO SALE!!! CD player, low mileage, new dutch, new periodically for rest and light exer- ipfos $3,950. 201-731-2783. WORRALL COMMUNITY 1996 INTREPID ES , exhaust, $4,000 or best olfer. Call $$$WE PAY TOP DOLLAR$$$ 89 DODGE . -1993 201-667-7682! • ' 1994 PLYMOUTH cise. Drive for two hours, then lake a AUTO SPECIAL - $24.00 lor 10 weeks prepaid. LOADEDI Automatic. 3.5L 6 cylinder, power CARAVAN LE PLYMOUTH YOU CAN REACH Call Classified for details. 800-564-8911. steering, power ABS brakes, AIR, FULL NEWSPAPERS SUNDANCE ACCLAIM 10 to 15 minute break outside your 1995 NISSAN SENTRA-GXE (new body style). For Your Junk Car 4 c»i Mo. pi. pt>, Ik. M.059 mm, POWER, cassette and CD, LOADEDI Romote 4-cyt, luto, fit. p/b, r/dtl, invmi 4-cyl. He. fit. fib. I*, r/def. tm/lm, 1991 BUICK LASABRE Limited. Navy, velore Warantood. Power, anti-lock, cruise, AM/FM 24 Hour Service. Call: VIN.IKR208IS3, p-lckl. p-wtl. p- vehicle. Run or walk briskly, even if keyless entry, factory alarm, tilt control, 16" ciu, ctoth Inl, unroot VIN.I dolh kt. tool nek. VIN.I PF51MU. interior. Full power, new tires. 108,000 well cassene, air. Mint. 13.000 miles. $10,900/ mlrrori, cniM. HI r/dtl. root ndr, alloy wheels, tint, console, DUAL AIRBAGS, WC44302. B2M mB«. Qrata Jt.t0en4ii.QrMn. •it's around the edge of a rest stop. maintained miles, dorgy owned. Asking negotiable. 201-762-5525. 201-503-6672. •RVtnoltno.AiMt(l.Baigt. OVER 58,000 READERS ORIGINAL MSRP: $25,035, VINOTH1O5467, $5,500. 201-761-6567. . Follow your clock. Most people 4350 demo milos. Buy For: $21,495. Includes 1986 OLDSMOBILE CIERRA. biege, 4 door, 90.8-688-7420 feel sleepy in the mid-aftcmoon and 1989 BUICK. REGAL. 2 door, V-6 automatic. $1500 factory rebate and $400 college grad (if vinyl rool, new exhaust system, good transpor- '7,995 qualified). \ • tation. $1,800 or best oiler. 90B-6B6-3888. 908-686-7700 between midnight and 7 aim. If you 19.000 original miles, fully loaded, excellent MOTORCYCLES FOR SALE condition. $3.750. 908-964-4036, alter Spm. • 1993 PLYMOUTH SUNDANCE, 4-door, excel-, must drive a I those times, don't wait : 1881 YAMAHA CHAPPY, MM condition, like 1986 BUICK SKYHAWK. Fully'equipped. Low 1996 INTREPID lent condition. Automatic, powesteering. new. 5,000 miles. Asking $325. Call until' the first wave of sleep hits. mileage recently overhauled. Good condition. Automattcr35L 6 cylinder, power steering, : . . brakes, Air.lcassatts. Reduced to 908-B88-9242. ~ Instead, pull off the road and nap. Reasonably priced. Call 908-688-0329. powor ABS brakes. AIR, FULL POWER. Tilt $4,900. Call 201-763-9383. control. DUAL AIRBAGS. VINSTF121067. Share the driving. The most men- 1984 BUICK SKYLARK, 4-door. flood condi- 6450 demo milos, ORIG. MSRP: $21.855. Buy Get It In gear with tally rested person is normally the per- tion. $600. Call owner. 201-325-0574. For: $18,495. ' the Auto Special A Monthly Feature Appearing in son silting in the back scat, not the YOUR AD could appear here for as little as 10 Weeks - 20 words Finally, An Easy Way To Find Out New Car Information For FREE! front. So share the driving with your $14.00 per week. Call for more details. Our 1996 STRATUS only $24.00 prepaid friendly classified department would be happy Automatic, power steering, power ABS brakes, 12 Newspapers-3rd Week Each Month passengers. to help you. Call 1-800-564-8911. 2 4L DOHC 4 cylinder, AIR, remote keyless* •< One vehicle per ad entry, tint, DUAL AIRBAGS, rear defrost, AM/ No abbreviations ... Monitor .your, ..medicatipns^ome^ Union Leader, Kenilworth Leader, Roselle Park Leader, Summit Observers, 1B86 CAOlLLAC-ClMMERONjStfiv..^.doqr. „ ...EMjtfiiri cassette. .V!N((JN177477,5930 .demo,, '..,-..,*,-, . No refunds— - medications, particularly cold and new tiros, new paint, needs work. 85,000 miles. miles, ORIG. MSRP: $18,140'. Buy For: "Springfield tearJcrrMountainside Echo^indenbeaderrRosdle Spectator; $1,000/ best oiler. Call 908-925-1871. $14,995. PtlvnW party advertisers only. 1 allergy pills, increase drowsiness so Prlco of vehicle Is only copy change Rahway Progress, Clark Eagle, Elizabeth Gazette & Hillside Leader. don't use them before you drive. Caf- 1985 CADILLAC ELDORADO Blaritz: Blue on Prices include all costs to be paid by a allowed. blue, low mileage. Classic cruiser, beautiful consumer except for tax, license and registra- Just |ot down your »d nnd mall II In wllh feine, on the other hand, keeps some condition. Travel in style. $6,500. Call tion fees. Remainder of 3 year/36,000 mile your payment. Gall 908-522-3140. Experience the benefits of being people alert. factory bumper to bumper warranty. Worralt N«w»p»p«rt Autosoutce Don't drink. Alcohol doesn't 1988 CADILLAC COUPE- Triple Black Beauty, CUMlfled Ad>erthlng Dept. seen weekly by over 58,000 908-686-7700 excellent condition., phone, alarm, carriage ROYAL DODGE sedate unless you have a sleep debt. rool. gold package, every option. 73K. Asking P.O. Box 158 potential customers! for details 1830 Springfield AvanmMaprtWpod, NJ Mnplewood, W.J. O7O4O But, many alcohol-rclaitd mishaps S6.750. 338-7039. I2Q1U62-3500 24 HOUR AUTO INFORMATIQN SERVICE CADILLAC • PONTIAC • DODGE • 0LDSM0BILE LINCOLN A FREE Public Service OfWORRALL COMMUNITY NEWSPAPERS o 2 Press the 4 digit code for the information you want to hear. Call (908) ' t-^w •: • • : • . • • • • •' • • ..••'•• • ' frOlTl yOUr tOUCh tOne phone «&" -Enter^another selection! 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