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December li, i?86 Over 70,000 Readers SectioFOCUn TWO of the Union Leader, Springfield Leader, Mountainside Echo, Linden Leader, The Spectator, KenllwortSh Leader * * McCauley captivates Mill audiences „ ByBEASMITH musicals at the Paper Mill — "Really, he relies heavily long after the play has gotten whole show," she smiles, Blonde, beautiful Judith especially when two people on the theater people, and under way. She has one "It's a challenge to do a McCauley with the gifted have u rapport on stage. He's he's there at all times. He number, "Love Makes Such small role and one number. operatic voice may he the made it successful just by always treats us all like stars Fools of Us," and a limited But one gets the feeling that legendary Swedish putting us in the right show," — like we're actors. It's a amount of scenes, including somebody's doing something Nightingale in "Barnum" at She mentions how im- wonderful feeling!" one with actor Louis Grey, right," the Paper Mill Playhouse, portant it is to get along with In "Barnum," McCauley who does his magic tricks McCauley, who is married Millburn, but for Paper Mill the members of the cast. In gets along very well with the with her. to Tom Urich, a stand-in for enthusiasts, she is their own "Barnum." as in her other other stars, particularly P. J. "I haven't done a small Steve Arlen, who plays—the^ personal legendary musicals, McCauley reaches Benjamin, who plays the title role actually for a long time. role of George in Broadway's nightingale. her high notes effortlessly, "I role, and Bussert. As Jenny My part is rather spasmodic, "La Cage Aux Folles," tease Meg," she says, Lind, she appears on stage I have one number in the Her lovely voice has referring to Meg Bussert, (Continued on page 2) captured the magic of who has the leading role of operatic plays presented at Chairy Barnum, the wife of the Paper Mill, and when it the show's star. "1 tease her was coupled with that of the about our voices and handsome, talented Richard knowing that she can, ask White in operettas in her not to sing the high notes, Millburn, audiences seemed I just tease her," McCauley to feel that the two were the laughs. Paper Mill's answer to Nelson Eddy and Jeanette Born in Marietta, Ohio. McDonald, McCauley has a degree from the Cincinnati College During a recent visit with Conservatory of Music, The the sweet-voiced McCauley star, who appeared on in one of the business offices Broadway in "Seesaw" and at the Paper Mill following a "Applause," has performed matinee performance, the with major stock companies actress, dressed in a silk, including the Pittsburgh blue robe, offered a glowing Civic Light Opera, St. Louis smile similar to the one that MUNY Opera, Kansas City lights the stage eight times a Starlight,' Kenley Players in week when she makes her Ohio, Darien Dinner Theater initial appearance in in Connecticut and the Jones "Barnum." Beach Theater. Her fine rich "I don't know if the world voice was heard in the roles wants another Nelson Eddy of Maria in "The Sound of and Jeanette McDonald," Music," Marion in "The she laughs melodically, "All Music Man," Guenevere in the same, we've done most of "Camelot," Laurey in the operettas here at the "Oklahoma!" and Anna in "The King and I." Paper Mill, And the Paper# Mill's been very good for'5 She has been guest soloist both of us," with the St. Louis, Nashville, McCauley was seen as Portland and Queens Kathy in "The Student Symphony orchestras and Prince," Marianne in "The has frequently appeared as a New Moon," Margo in "The guest artist at the 92nd St. Y Desert Song," Magnolia in Lyrics and Lyricists concert "Show Boat," and most series. This past summer, recently, as Julie in McCauley toured with - the —iiCarouseU Music Theater's The blending of the production of "Carousel." operatic voices of White and "But here," she waves her McCauley in the musical small delicate-looking hands, productions always seemed "I feel likf an old veteran, I* to turn the Paper Mill theater think this place is ex- into something straight out of ceptional. The Paper Mill the Metropolitan Opera. Playhouse has every bit of "Well, Richard has gone to equipment as the houses on the New York City Opera Broadway. In fact, it's better from here," McCauley says in many ways. Here, they with pride, "It certainly wUl treat everyone like a star. make ,a difference in his They are truly concerned THE 'SWEDISH NIGHTINGALE' SINGS—Judith AAcCauley, center, otters a love career," about the individual, and song as her lover, P. T, Barnum, portrayed by P. J. Benjamin, and his wife, played To McCauley, Angelo Del problems are solved im- by Meg Bussert, stand by in scene from the musical, 'Barnum,' at the Paper Mill Rossi, executive producer of mediately. And Angelo is at Playhouse, Millburn. the Paper Mill, "is king of the top. What Grant was-reaUy-like- By BEA SMITH the door, and a grinning Cary Grant, casually dressed in "How would you like to have brunch with Gary an open-necked white shirt, comfortable looking gray Grant?" slacks and black loafers, strolled in his noted slightly Brunch? With Gary Grant? bowed walk from what might have been a bedroom. "Yes. Friday at 11, In his suite at the Plaza in .His hand outstretched, dark eyes peering intently, Manhattan." Grant greeted his guests. Breakfast orders were barked His suite? The Plaza? into the fftlephone by the agent, and while waiting for the This telephone conversation took place more than 23 food, one sat back on an extremely comfortable sofa, years ago between a Universal Pictures representative asked questions about his latest movie...and studied the and an assistant entertainment editor of the Newark man. And what a man! From 1932 to 1959, this man had Evening News, made some stunning movie love to such actresses as The name of the public relations man has long been Mae West, Ingrid Bergman, Irene Dunne, Loretta forgotten. The name of the editor — Bea Smith. Young, Grace Kelly, Deborah Kerr, Sophia Loren and Betsy Drake, whom he had married in 1949, She was his This tribute to the late Cary Grant, the motion picture third wife. The others were Virginia Cherrill, Woolworth superstar of all time, who died Nov. 29 at the age of 82 of heiress Barbara Hutton, and later, in 1965, Dyan Can- a massive stroke, is written with the express purpose of non, with whom he had his only child, Jennifer, born in letting the public know what the man was really like 1966. His fifth wife was Barbara Harris, with whom he when he was surrounded by ordinary people. lived at the time of his death. "Can I bring a friend?" "Sure. What's the matter?" A little sarcasm mixed Death was a long way from reality back in that hotel with amusement. "Afraid to be alone with a movie star suite that Friday morning as four people gathered in his hotel room? Don't worry," said the press agent, around a makeshift, handsomely-made up table. Grant's "I'll be there, too. All he wants to do is talk about his new appetizer was a bowl of huge strawberries, and as he movie, 'Operation Petticoat.' Oh, by the way," he slowly unfolded his large white cloth napkin, he ran the reminded, "don't forget to call on the house phone before, napkin slowly and sensually across his famous mouth coming up. He may be just getting up." allowing his company a glimpse of his well-known slightly-amused expression. It was the same expression Umm. Yeah. he used in "To Catch A Thief," after Grace Kelly left JUDITH Met AULEY This editor, who had interviewed hundreds of people in him at the door following her softly-passionate kiss. the entertainment world, many of them superstars, usually came to an interview, prepared with notes, notebook and pen, undaunted, unaffected, unafraid. But Gary Grant, born Archibald Alexander Leach in Judith McCauley Bristol, England, on Jan. 18,1904, and had made, to date, Stars in my eyes (Continued from page I) has been on more than any un- 72 movies, and starred with some of the most beautiful managed to get tickets for the New derstudy around. My husband also women in the world, could cause some trepidation in a The actor discussed Hitchcock, Bergman, his Oscar young woman. Highly successful, attractive, debonaire, nominations for "Penny Serenade" in 1941 and "None York show for friends who had come does television commercials. 1 to visit from Georgia, "It's terribly hard just being in the instinctive , over 40 and a real woman's man, one can But the Lonely Heart" in 1944. "They came here to the Paper Mill theater and having a family. In our become more, than a little intimidated with such a He talked about "I'm No Angel,"-made in 1933 and the the next night to see 'Barnum,1 and business, you take the jobs as they person. angel he played in "The Bishop's Wife" in 1947. He they couldn't believe that they come. It's a very insecure business. Therefore, armed with a writer's paraphernalia and a discussed the pros and cons of "Operation Petticoat," weren't in New York City. They Most people teach or have another friend the editor ventured forth to the Plaza. which also starred Tony Curtis. Curtis, who incidentally actually couldn't believe the sets, form of income. I have sort of a The lobby in the hotel where famous movie stars stay became one of Grant's most ardent admirers, did an and they enjoyed this show better hobby. You see, about six years ago, when they come to the East Coast, was bustling with amazing imitation of Grant in "Some Like It Hot," than they did 'La Cage.' This was we; bought a place Upstate New York activity that Friday morning. With the girlfriend starring Jack Lemmon and Marilyn Monroe. The more their cup of tea. They just in Port Jervis in a pretty wooded giggling in one ear, this editor reached for the house imitation has stayed with Curtis throughout his career. couldn't get over the fact that just 35 area. And we've been fixing it up phone, knocking it against the other ear. The press agent He improved on it, perfecting it to such an extent, that miles out of New York a theater such since. We've converted the garage answered on the second ring. "You're right on time," when he turned his back to the screen, a viewer expected as the Paper M1U existed, into a house. Oh, there's a lot of said he, "but Gary's not ready yet. He's getting to see Cary Grant rather than Tony Curtis, when he Urieh and McGauley reside on work, But we love it," dressed." turned back. 106th Street in Manhattan, "where McCauley has no definite plans for "Send them right up!" came a much too familiar After all four cleaned their brunch platesof bacon and we get a beautiful view of New the future, but she says, "I love to do voice, edged with a touch of British laughter, eggs, toast, jam and coffee, it was time to say goodbye. Jersey," with their sons, Christian, concert work. You know, I played "Give him 10 minutes," said the agent, "Then come Grant, a gentleman to the end, held one's hand gently, a freshman at SUNY, and Justin, 8, the Catskills for a long time. And I up." firmly, and smiling personally into one's eyes, mur- who is in the third grade. have people who help me look for After 10 of the longest, most agonizing minutes this mured all the right things one would expect from a man "I enjoy my children so much," new things. I have been reading editor ever had to tolerate, there was a ride in the called Gary Grant, says McCauley. "that I really don't some new plays. They have readings elevator — "Did I really need that second cup of cof- "Goodbye," he said, "And God bless," envy the members of the cast too here on Mondays and Tuesdays, And fee?" — following a rap at the door, the agent's opening Goodbye, Cary Grant. much when they say they can sleep they get quite a lot of people here. until 10 or 11 each morning. I'm up "I do the best I can from day to before seven to get Justin off to day," she says seriously. "I'd like to school. I can go back to sleep," she do 'The Music Man' again, or grins, "but it's not the same." 'Camelot' again. Her husband has been with "La "Anything that will give me a Cage" since last January, she says. chorus to sing and pretty clothes to "He rehearses once a week, and he wear." Photographers install slate The New Jersey Society of Treasurer for a second term is Commercial Photographers in- Bruce Riccitelli, founder of Creative stalled its new slate of officers for Photography Unlimited in Union. 1987 recently at Its annual dinner. Riccitelli, while handling location The society, a non-profit, state- work and still-life, also specializes in wide organization bringing video professional photographers together, elected the followfhg new The society, founded in 1979, has officers—for—the—coming—ye brooght-togethei some ^fthe state's President, R, D. .Deasy Jr.; first most talented commercial shooters. vice president, George Mattel; Goals of the organization are to second vice president, Terry cultivate the art of photography, Monahan; treasurer: Bruce Rie- elevate the character of the citelli, and secrectary, Greg Price. profession, safeguard the interests Deasy, owner of the Ultimate of the membership, and promote Image in Cranford, is a commercial new relationships: For more in- photographer specializing in formation about the society, write product work, people and special to: NJSCP, P.O. Box 665, Cranford, effects. New Jersey 07016, Forum Theater stages Simon comedy The Forum Theater Group will followed by the Wendy Wasserstein stage Neil Simon and Marvin TAKING A BREAK—Deborah Kerr, left, and Cary Grant take a break between Hamlisch musical camedy, comedy, "Isn't It Romantic," scenes from 'An Affair to Remember' in 1957 to chat with visitor Janet Gaynor. "They're Playing Our Song," making its New Jersey premiere Gaynor was the recipient of the first Oscar In the Initial Academy Award show Wednesday through Jan. 11, 1987, Feb. is through March 18. more than SO years ago. "0 Ol Lottery (O Ask the teacher Trek IV arrives (B Following are the winning By MARK HAVILAND with humpback wnaies, a species I New Jersey Lottery numbers •n Once again, Trekkjes have a that Is extinct on the earth of the O for the weeks of Nov. 10, 17, 24 chance to come out from wherever 23rd century. The Star Trek crew n Reading can't hurt c andEJee.l: they have been hiding for the past decides to travel back in time to San PICK—IT AND PICK I tfl Q. I read dally to my eight- year, as "Star Trek IV; The Voyage Francisco in 1986 to locate two O line. Education is a lifelong Nov. 17—430, 3356 rr month-old son, I understand this Home" arrives on the bigs*- ''»n whales, so they can bring them back Z process," Nov. 18-680, 7047 will stimulate his brain to a great Too much too early and they'll C Nov, 19-933, 2635 z extent, make him read at an be turned off, Nov, 20-013, 4188 earlier age and, in general, effect PTAs note: One in three Nov, 21-951, 9130 o greater intelligence. My mother elementary school children in the Focus on film z Nov. 22—862, 8054 n recently told me the thinking on country now comes home to an Nov. 24-097, 6489 O this has changed. 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But even for four, because of its light touch: in guarantee that he'll read early. director for the Camden County the general viewer, this film offers the past, the television series and Chapter of the American Red Dec. 3=809, 9847 The danger comes in when you Dec, 4-997, 9116 lots of humor, and no violence, other films had taken themselves a exert pressure on him to read, Cross, described the program her making it suitable for viewers of all bit too seriously. organization developed in Dec 5=374, 8458 swim or turn cartwheels at Dec. 6=825, 9105 ages. There are some excellent special young, tender ages. This type of response to growing numbers of As the story opens, a tribunal effects, although in one scene, the working mothers and single PICK H pressure is so hard to undo at Nov, 17—6, 10, 12, 16, 17, 25 made up of odd-looking aliens has spaceship the Star Trek crew is later ages and it is. In a word, parents. 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David Elkind of Tufts University, what goes on In the world of bonus —01872. the planet Vulcan. is particularly knowledgeable in education: Got a question? Write- Enroute to earth for the tribunal, The actors playing the Star Trek Dec. 1—2, 10, 16, 26, 28, 39 crew may have become typecast in this area. He says, "Education is to us at Ask the teacher, P.O. Box bonus — 76111. they learn that the planet is being not a race — there is no finish 1570, Cranford, 07016, threatened by an unknown alien their roles, but both they and the Dec. 4—4, 12, 15, 17, 39, 41 audience can be grateful. bonus — 67469. force that is trying to communicate Calendar auditions, Dec. 20, 335-5328, 12:30 a.m., 396-0707; orientation, Union County Model Railroad Theater Morris Museum, Young Audiences Quality Inn, Rt, 1, N. Brunswick, Club, annual Christmas Model Art Railroad Show, Jefferson Avenue, Tomasulo Gallery/Union County Upsala's Workshop 90, William Ballet Company, "Nutcracker," Dec, 15, 7:30 p.m., 396=0707, open Inge's romantic comedy, "Bus Museum Theater, Dec. 13,11 a.m. to holiday ball, Hyatt Regency, Rt. 27, Union, Dec. 12 to 14, Fridays, 7 p.m. College, exhibition, Mike Howard, to 10 p.m., Saturdays, noon to 10 Springfield Avenue, Cranford, Stop," Upsala College, Edgerton 1:30 p.m., 538-0454. New Brunswick, dinner, Dec, 21, 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. and dance, 9 p.m. to 1 p.m., Sundays, noon to 6 p.m., 527», through Dec, 24, Monday to Terrace and Prospect Street, East Circle Players, auditions for "The Orange, Dec. 11, 12 and 13, 8 p.m., Dining Room," Circle Playhouse, a.m., advance reservations, 396- 4900, Saturday, 1 to 4 p.m.; Monday to 0707; party dance, Ramada Inn, Rt. Elizabeth Sport Club, Children's Thursday, 6 to 9 p.m., 276-2600 ext. 266-7165. Victoria Avenue, Piscataway, Dec. New Jersey Shakespeare Festival, 15 and 16,8 p.m., 968=7555. 514, Edison, Dec. 28, 8:30 p.m. to Christmas party, Dec. 14; New 306 or 311. -•_: 12:30 p.m., 396-0707. -Year's Eve Celebration, Fareher's Morris Museum, Morristown, "Hurlyhurly," contains strong Forum Theater Group, "The language and adult situations, not Emperor's New Clothes," Dec. 23, 4 YM-YWHA Singles Programs, " Grove, Springfield Road, Union, Dressing for the Occasion, a holiday meant for children, Drew Univer- Social Bridge Night, Dec. 11, 7:45 Dec. 31,688-1421. " ' doll exhibition, through Jan, 3. p.m.; "The Incredible Merlin Magic sity, Rt. 24, Madison, through Dec. Show," Dec. 26, 2 p.m., Main Street, p.m.; "An Evening With An Kidney Research Foundation of Papua/New Guinea: A People and 14, Tuesday to Saturday, 8 p.m., Metuchen, 548-0582. Astrologer," Dec. 14, 8 p.m.; New Jersey, meeting, Springfield Art in Transition, primitive art Saturday, 2 p.m., Sunday, 7 p.m., Circle players, Neil Simon's Hanukkah party, Dec. 27, 8 p.m.; Public Library, Mountainside objects created by tribal craftsmen 377=4487" Northfield Avenue, West Orange, Avenue, Dec. 15, noon, P.O. Box 772, for ritual uses, through February Comedy "Last of the Red Hot George Street Playhouse, theater Lovers." Jan. 9 to Jan, 30. 968-7555. 736=3200. South Orange, N.J., 07079. 1987, Endangered Species: Ex- seminar, "The Pleasures of Farce - Parents Without Partners 418, Trailside Nature and Science tinction or Survival?, a natural A Celebration of Georges Feydeau," dance/social, second Monday of Center, wheat weaving, Dec. 14, 2 science exhibition that explains Playhouse, Livingston Avenue, New Singles every month; Holiday Gala, p.m.; the musical movie, "The what makes a species endangered Brunswick, Dec, 15, 7:30 to 9 p.m. Sew Expectations, discussion Christmas, Buffet and Dance, Christmas Star,". Dec. 21 and Dec. and why plants and animals become children's musical, "Peter And The groups, Morristown Unitarian Septemtaer's-on-the-Hill. Dec. 13. 28, 2 p.m. and 3:30p.m., 232=5930. extinct, through Dec, 31. Wolf," through Jan. 3, Wednesday, Fellowship, Normandy Heights 527-0497 or 647-7169. Interweave Center for Holistic Summit Art Center, 68 Elm St., Thursday, Friday, 11 a.m. and 1 Road, Morristown, every Friday, 8 Living, "Helping the Depressed p.m., 984-9158. Summit, through Dec. 30, The works p.m., Saturdays. 10:30 a.m. and Mus/c Through Family and Friendship Single Faces, dances, Saturdays, of 27 prominent still-life artists 12:30 p.m., Sundays, 10:30.a.m., no Somebody's Place Coffeehouse, Systems," Dec. 13, 10 a.m. to noon; performances Dec. 24, 25. 31 and 8:30 p.m., Sundays, 8 p.m., 238-0972^ "Somebody's Place Christmas "Our Fathers Within Us," Dec. 13, exhibition, "Objects Observed," or 679-4311, noon to 4 p.m. weekdays, and 2 to 4 Jan, 1,246-7717. Spectacular," Cranford Alliance 930 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.; holiday p.m. weekends; Archival Mounting Crossroads Theater Company. Gregory Club of New Jersey, Church, Retford Avenue and Cherry celebration. Dec. 17,8 p.m., 763-8312. "Eubie," Memorial Parkway, New Catholic singles group, talk and film Street, Dec. 20, 8p.m., 278-1617. and Matting Workshop, Dec. 13 and on "Handling Nuclear Waste," the Women Lawyers in Union^ounty, 20, 12:30 to 3 p.m.; Holiday Brunswick, through Jan, 18, Wed- holiday dinner meeting, . Raven's nesdays, Thursdays, Fridays, 8 Red Cross Building. Chestnut Street, Watercolor Workshop, Dec. 12, 1 to Nutley, Dec. 12,9 p.m., 667=5580. Support groups Nest Restaurant, Rt. 22, Union, Dee. 3:30 p.m.; Color Theory Workshop, p.m., Saturdays, 4 p.m. "and 8:30 Jewish Singles World, New Jersey 11,7 p.m., 467=4040. Dec. 11, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.; In- p.m., Sundays. 3p.m. and7:30p.m., New Jersey Chronic Epstein-Barr Devils vs. Montreal Canadians (mononucleosis), meeting, Prin- "Theater of Illusion". Magician troduction to Design Workshop, Dec. 249=5560, hockey game, Byrne Meadowlands Peter Samelson, Penick 17 and 18,7:30 to 10 p.m., 273-9121, YM-YWHA of Metropolitan New ceton Road, Cranford, Dec. 14, 2 Arena, tickets must be purchased in p.m., 276-7743. Auditorium, Valley Road, Mont- Jersey, Y's Family Celebrity Series, advance, Dec, 14, 7:30 p.m ; clair, Dec. 13, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., 744- Printmakihg Council of New Maurice Levin Theater, Northfield ; People Responsible For Elderly Jersey, Ralph T, Reeve Cultural Shabbat Service followed by People, meeting, lounge at St. 1717. West Orange^ Dee. 14. 8 discussion—ffitd—©neg—Shabbe^ United C1"* t>fli-ading Camp Center, Station and Kiver road*. pm,, 736=3200, John's Lutheran ChuTChTSpTtrigfleld" North Branch Station, exhibit of reception, Congregation Ahavath Avenue, Summit, Dec. 16,7:30 p.m., competition, Clifton High School, George Street Playhouse, "Every Achim B'nai Israel, Nye Avenue, Dee. 13, 573-8948. "Contemporary Abstract Print- Ticket In The Book," previews Dec, 273=5551. makers," through Dec, 12, l to 3 Irvington, Dec. 19, 8 p.m.; annual Workmen's Circle Educational 9 to il, performances, Dec, 12 to Jan. Hanukkah house party, Union, Dec. p.m., 725-2110. 4 no performances Dec. 24, 2ft, 31 Committee of Essex and Unidn 20, 8 p.m.; holiday dance party. Potpourri Counties, YiddishEngllsh cultural The Mortimer Gallery, Glll-St, and Jan. 1, Tuesdays, Wednesdays Woodbridge Hilton, Dec. 24, 9 p.m., New Jersey Association of and Thursdays, 8 p.m., Fridays and activities, West Jersey Street, Bernard's School, Gladstone, "New 964=8086, Realtors, annual installation dinner, Elizabeth, Dec. 14,3 p.m., 372-3966. Jersey Photographers — Their Saturdays, 8:30 p.m., Sundays, 2:30 Woodbridge Hilton, Dec. 11, 6:30 p m and 7:30 p.m., Wednesdays at Catholic Alumni Club, dinner in Stamp Collectors Open House, View," through Dec, 19; Clifton, Dec. 18, 6:30 p.m., 862-1137 p.m., 494-4716. "Romancing the Tome: The Book noon, Saturdays at 3:30 p.m., 246- North Main Street, Miiltown, Dec. or 743-4705; dance, Ramada Inn, New Jersey Health Education 14,21,10 a.m. to4 p.m., 247-1093, Cover Art of Charles and Susan 7717 Fairfieldr Dec. 19, 9 p.m. to l a.m., Council, meeting and dinner, Dasti's A Tang," Feb. l to March 6,10 a.m. to Seton Hal! University Theater-in- 584-0127 or 539-7121, Mountainside Inn, Rt. 22 West, Morris Museum, Mineralogical 4 p.m., Mondays'through Fridays, the-Round, Arthur Millers play, Parents Without Partners Chapter Mountainside, Dec. 12, 6 p.m., 325- Society, monthly meeting and an- 234-1611. "The American Clock," South 2:iH, annual family, youth Christ= 3660. nual holiday party, Dec. 16, 7:30 Blackwell Street Gallery, group Orange Campus, Dec. 11.12, and 13, mas/Hanukkah Party, reservations Collectors Showcase, comic book p.m.; The Wednesday Morning Club, program for pre-school show, "Special Invitation," Thursday, Friday and Saturday needed, Dec. 13, 968=0129, 634-3682 or and baseball card show, Union Boys performances at 8 p.m., 761=9100 74592S6; dance, Ramada Inn, Rt. and Girls Club, Union, Dec. 13, 9 children, "Sandpainting," Dec. 17, Blackwell Street, Dover, through 10:30 a.m. to 11 a.m., 538-0454, Dec. 24, 7:30 to 10 p.m., 328=9628 or All Children's Theater, traveling 514, Edison, Dec. 14, 8:30 p.m. to a.m. to 3:30 pm., 291=1632. 627-6517, troupe, auditions deadline Dec, 13. Ballet due Yule music season set .... The Chansonettes' full Christmas Elizabeth, the Chansonettes' own season began Dec, 2 when the group, Christmas party will be held at at theaters directed and accompanied by Jean Schork's home in .Westfield. The JThe New Jersey Ballet has offered Schork, presented its program to the hospitality chairman is Mary Stanke "The Nutcracker" in three locations College Women' Club at Westfield's of Mountainside. beginning with its first performance Methodist Church, There were two last Saturday at the Wilkings performances Tuesday for the Clio Among the traditional songs in the Theater, Mean College of New Club of Roselle in the afternoon, and program this^year are Alfred Burl's Jersey. Union. The Kean College for the Business and Professional "Caroling, Caroling," "As Lately performance featured only "Act II " Women at the Westwood in the We Watched," with a solo by Agnes H evening. The chorus will entertain z The New Jersey Ballet's three Conway of Cranford, "Deck the performances of the complete the Adult Fellowship group at the Halls" and Irving Berlin's "White uo "Nutcracker" at the John Harms Townley Presbyterian Church of Christmas," accompanied on the z Center, 30 Van Brunt St., Englewood Union tomorrow evening and on cello by Miriam Van Derven. "The O will feature NJB's famous special Wednesday, the residents of The Good News Is in the Music" will be z effects sequences in the battle with Home in Elizabeth, Earlier the fall accompanied by a piano duet, with program was presented to the Dorothy Campbell joining Schork. Z the mice, complete with flashing O strobes and clouds of smoke. An Catholic Daughters of America in St. There also are such novelties as Michael's Church, Union: 3 earlier curtain time at the John "Pablo, the Reindeer" "Mr. Santa" u Harms Center is scheduled so Following the performance in and "Christmas Calypso," o children can attend the weeknight INI CHRISTMAS CONCERT—Marilyn Brusiad, soprano, and performances. Performances are Will Roy, basso, both of the Sacred Heart Cathedral 5ym = tonight, tomorrow night and phony Orchestra, will be starred in the annual holiday Saturday night with curtain at 7:30 concert program, *A Night in Vienna,' in Newark's Cathedral o'clock. Reservations can be made of the Sacred Heart, 89 Ridge St., on New Year's Eve from by calling the box office at mi'mdT. 7:30to9p.m. New Jersey Ballet's "lavish" 20 YEAR "Nutcracker" at Paper Mill 'Nutcracker' will be staged Playhouse In Millburn "pulls out all Marching wooden soldiers, the will give performances Saturday the stops and offers "what is Sugar Plum Fairie and a handsome and Sunday at 2 p.m. Reserved probably the grandest production prince are among the mystical tickets can be obtained by visiting WARRANTY! this side of New York City or the San characters who are featured in the the theater box office, or calling Francisco Ballet's 'Nutcracker,'" holiday classic, "The Nutcracker" 499'8228, s and features the New Jersey ballet, which is being performed at This year's ballet features new SymphonyJJrehestra and conductor the Union County—Arts—Center— 5 810. IN REBATES TJavid Fein. It wuT offer Tfi'per^" choreography and scenery."The"New" formerly the Rahway Theater, 1601 Jersey Dance Theatre Guild, based formances at the Paper Mill, Irving St., Rahway. Matinees are scheduled at 3 on Dec. in Rahway, is comprised of In its 17th season, the New Jersey professional dancers, dance studio PAY NOTHING 'TIL APRIL 1 20, 21, 26, 27 and 28. After'school Dance Theatre Guild, which per- matinees are at 4 p.m. on Dee. 22 directors and instructors, and on formed "The Nutcracker" at the aspiring classical dancers from New and 23. Evening performances at 8 Arts Center last Sunday afternoon, o'clock are on Dec. 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, Jersey. • Gas Furnace & 23, 26, 27 and 28. No performances will be held Christmas Eve or Christmas Day. 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DOWN 1 Hannibal's challenge 2 Terrible 3 French friend Spivack- Monahan Peterson lodice Mr. and Mrs. Raymond T. Mr, and Mrs. Donald Spivack of Monahan of Union have announced | Shearer Avenue, Union, have an- the engagement of their daughter, nounced the engagement of their Tara, to Lenny lodice of Newark, . daughter, Lori, to Timothy Peterson son of Mrs, Barbara lodice and the of Woobridge, son of Mr, and Mrs, A, late Mr, Leonard A, lodice. i Francis Peterson of Edison, The bride-elect, who was -> The bride-elect, who attended H graduated from Mother Seton High 2 Kean College of New Jersey, Union, School, is employed in the is a supervisor with the Sheraton marketing and sales department of | Hotel Corp., Iselin. Schering-Plough Pharmaceutical, § Her fiance, who attended Kenilworth, Z Glassboro State College, is a cor- Her fiance, who was graduated porate leasing manager for from Immaculate Conception High Woodbridge Dodge in Woodbridge, School, attended Kean College of i An April 198? wedding is planned New Jersey, Union, He is self- tn at the Atrium West, West Orange, U employed as a window treatment O where a reception will follow retailer in Nutley, u. LORI SPIVACK An October 1987 wedding is TIMOTHY PETERSON planned. LENNY 1ODICE Joan Marie DeRosa engaged Miss Villani Engagement is announced to Harry J, Pizuteili of Union is engaged of Miss JaszczuliTMr, Smith Announcement has been made of school, attended the College of St. Lynne Ann Villani of Mr. and Mrs. Zenon Jaszczult of officer manager for Ferdon the engagement of Joan Marie Elizabeth, She is a sales Newport, R. I,, daughter of Mr, Union have announced the Equipment Co., Union. DeRosa of Madison, formerly of representative for Precision and Mrs. Carmine Villani of engagement of their daughter, Her fiance, who was graduated Bound Brook, daughter of the late Materials Corp., Mine Hill. Mitchell Avinue, Linden, was Linda, to jstephen Smith, son of Mr. from Rutgers Law School, is an Victor and Mary DeRosa, to Harry Her fiance, who was graduated married Oct. 4 to Al Joseph and Mrs, Frank Smith of Seeaucus. attorney for the Federal Govern- J, Pizutelli, son of Mr, and Mrs, from David Brearley Regional High Morrissey, son of Mr, and Mrs. The bride-elect, who was ment in New York. He is a member Vincent Pizutelli of Carpenter School, Kenilworth, and Seton Hall Thomas Morrissey of Mid- graduated from Union High School, of the New Jersey, New York and Place, Union. The announcement University, where he received a dletown, R. I,, and Kean College of New Jersey, Arizona Bar. was made on Oct. 10. B.A, degree, is a sales manager at The Rev, Paul Monawad Union, where she received a B.A. A September 198? wedding is The bride-elect, who was Business World, Inc.. Whippany. officiated at the ceremony in degree, is employed as a controller- planned. graduated from Bound Brook High An early 1987 wedding is planned, the Chapel By The Sea, Newport Navy Base, A reception followed at the Towkan-De Vizia betrothal is told Hammersmith Farm, Newport, Mr. and Mrs, John Towkan of is employed by Lockheed Elee- Lauren Ann Losito betrothed The bride was escorted by her Scotch Plains, formerly of Union, Ironies Co., Plainfield, parents, Virginia Sabo of New have announced the engagement of Her fiance, who was graduated Haven, Conn., served as maid their daughter, Shirley, to William from Jamesburg High School and to Mr. Pat John Liberatore of honor. Bridesmaids were James Be Vizia, son of Mr, and Mrs. Trenton State College, also is em- Mr. and Mrs. Max Losito of from Union High School, is a Toni Morrissey of Middletown William J, Be Vizia of South River. ployed by Lockheed Electronics Co., Greenwich Lane, Union, have an- receptionist-billing coordinator for and Catharine Morrisey of The bride-elect, who was Plainfield. nounced the engagement of their F. H. Traper, Inc., Union, Orlando, Fla.. sisters of the graduated from Union High School, A June 198? wedding is planned. daughter, Lauren Ann, to Pat John groom, and Kathleen Leary of Liberatore, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Her fiance, who also was Newport, Liberatore of Burlington Avenue, graduated from Union High School, Michael Morrissey of Mid- Union. is a financial agent for Principal dletown served as best man for NEW YEAR'S EVE SPECIAL An engagement party was given Financial Group, Clark. his brother. Ushers were WED., DEC. 31, at 7 and 10 P.M. by the prospective bride's parents Thomas Flayhan of Port, A September 1987 wedding is smouth, N. H., cousin of the Sept, 26 In the Knights of Columbus planned in Holy Spirit Roman Hall, Kenilworth, About 130 people groom; Thomas Morrissey 3rd Catholic Church, Union, and a of Middletown, brother of the attended. reception will follow at the Town and Miss Losito, who was graduated groom, and Jeffrey Villani of Campus, West Orange. Linden, brother of thebride, Mrs. Morrissey, who was graduated from Linden High Ronayne-Brown troth is announced School and Salve Regina College, Newport, is a Mr. and Mrs, Walter Ronayne of School, attended Los Angeles City registered nurse employed by Westfield have announced the College in California. Pease Air Force. engagement of their daughter, Her husband, who was Janet, to William R, Brown, son of Her fiance, who was graduated graduated from . Middletown Mr, and Mrs, William H, Brown of magna cum laude from Seton Hall High School, is employed by the Roselle Park, , University, attends Duke University Portsmouth Naval Shipyard in The bride-elect, who was Law School in North Carolina. Kittery, Maine. graduated from Westfield High A June 1987 wedding is planned.

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THE LINDEN CHAPTER of HOLIDAY BAZAAR Hadassah has selected Gertrude The Delaire Nursing and Convalescent Center will be holding its an- BANQUET SPECIALS Yellin as its "Woman of the Year nual Holiday and Craft Bazaar on Sunday, December 14, 1986 from 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. it the Facility located on 400 Wist SUmpm WEDDINGS & PARTIES • BAR/BAT MITZVAHS 1988-1987." She will be honored at the 4 IN OUR NEWLY DECORATED BANQUET ROOM annual Myrtle Wreath Awards Day Avenue, Linden (across from Unden Pool.) luncheon, given by the Northern Many handmade gift items will be available for purchase 5 Hour open bar New Jersey Region of Hadassah, LMw,NmJ«Mft7l3l Horsd'oeuvres Sunday at the Parsippany Hilton 5 course Dinner Hotel, Mrs. Yellen is a life member Dessert per person Flowers complete of Hadassah, and has served a plus tax & grat. president, donor chairman, youth Aliyah chairman, and is "vice Wholesale Retail 572 BOULEVARD, KENiLWORTH president of membership, She also 276-T775 has served the Jewish community of ALL MAJOR minutes from Linden, as a founder and president Creative CREDIT CARDS Oirden St Pkwv ixlt 138 of the Women's Division of the Suburban Jewish Center, president of Flo Okin Cancer Relief as a Ceramics member of Deborah, the American Red Mogen David and the Jewish 213 E. Westfield Ave • Roselle Park National Fund. She and her husband, Simon, reside in Linden. Supplies * Classes • Greenware « Firing Fran Jaffe, president of the Linden Chapter of Hadassah, has Finished Pieces Avail, f" Invited members and guests to at- Hours-Mon. Sat. tend the chapter's annual Hanukkah 10:AM-3;PM party Tuesday at 8 p.m. in Evtnings Mon. & Wed. goo Worth of 6:30 -9:00 GREENWARi Classes Mon. & Wed., 7;PM-9:Sn PM ONLY Classes Tues. iip 111-07 Just moved 10 AM-12:30 PM in? I can help Connecticut Farms you out. Presbyterian Church

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CLASSIFIED AD RATES AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE (Effective November 1,1986) 1981 AUDI 5000 S • Excellent condi- 197B CHIVY - Maliby Classic, 4 1966 CHRYSLBRNew Yorker-4 door tion, fully equipped, including elec- door, 8 cylinder, AM/FM, A/C, PS/- Appiiring in all Union County Niwipapers and also in dombination tric sunroof & Alpine Stereo hardtop, 440 V-8, power windows, with tin Eisix Cognty Newspapers for a total riaderjhip of over 195,000! PB. Best offer. Weekdays call 687- radio, air condition. Interior locks, Cassette, grey, $5950. Days; 736- 8400, evenings/weekends 376-4173, 8808, evenings; 4671073. BRAND NEW. One owner. Garage Call 686-7700 CAMARO-Metallic blue, Mint kept. $195,356-2938,9:30 am to 3pm. BUSINESS DIRECTORY AD DEADLINE: Friday 5 P.M. 198~F~ AUDI lOCHKAutornaTjc condition, V6, air condition, power CUSSIFIEO AD DEADLINE: Tuesdiy 2:30"P.M. transmission, seats, sunroof, won- steering, low mileage, original 1977^HRYSLBR NUrVPORT- Sx- COLOR: Black plus one color 1200. dows. Blue Interior, good condition. owner, $4200 or best offer, 2720070, cellenf running condition, $1200 or BOX NUMBERS: Available for i $5,00 fee. $5000. Call 376-1855. after 7pm, best offer, 964-9251. All classified advirtiiing subiict to 7% photo reduction 1977 BUICK- RegaI. Four door, 1914 CIVIC- 3 door Hatch- R/defrosT 1964 COMET- Excellent mechaiea! Good condition. Low mileage. New A/C.P/B, R8,P steering. Front condition. Four door; 260-Vi TRANSIENT CLASSIFIED tires, new air conditioning. Asking wheel drive, 4 speed, 32,779 miles. engine. Original owner. Phone: $1,900. 245=0605. Call 687-6936. 687-4073 after 7:00 PM. 20 words or less . (minimum) 15.50 Each additional 10 words or less. 1973- B U i C K LeSa breT doorT^ower CORPOBA-Sllver, air condT 1982 CHEVBTTB-4 cylindJrT . , $1,50 brakes and steering, air condition, fion, am/fm, power steering, automatic, 4 door hatchback, 56,000 Foui Timii or More: miles, $3000, Must sell. After Spm, 20 words or less , $4.50 Am/FAA stereo, 70,000 miles. Good brakes, windows, locks. $3000 miles. Eich additional 10 words or less. . . , condition. Best offer. Call 688-8260. Great physical and running condi- call 709-1018, Kenilworth. $1.50 tion. $2600,371-2832, evenings, If set in ail CAPITALS 1981 BUICK REGA~L~PS"."'PBTAC 1980CHEVY- MaTlbu Wagon7 Silver? 10 words or less $5,50 V6, auto trans., AF/FM stereo, 1976 CHEVY MONZA-4 spwd stick, Automatic transmission, air condi- Each additional 10 words or less , : $2.00 power antena, original owner. Call new engine, 48,000 miles, radio, rear tioninfl, AM/FM radio, good condi- Classified Display Rate (min. 1 column inch) days 686-4844, evenings 467-4772. speaker, tape deck. Asking $800, Call tion, 56,000 miles, $1,500. Call 851- Per inch, $13,00 382 1537, 9557, Bordered Ads add 14.00 T?I4 puiCKRevrera^ilack wlfhlan- DISPLAY CLASSIFIED OPEN RATE dau roof, grey velour inferior, V-i 19631 CHRYSLER NiWPORT - Run 1979 CAMARO - RALLY SPORT, 2 (Commissionable), $13,00 per inch engine, 31,000 miles, fully loaded, ning condition. Best offer. 233-2985 tone blue, AC, power steering/- CONTRACr RATES FOR ADS THAT '" one owner, garage Kept. A must to evenings. brakes, automatic, excellent condi- RUN ON CONSECUTIVE WEEKS see. Must sell before year end. Ask- tion, 14500 or best Offer, 548-8822 4 to 12 times. . . .111,75 par inch ing 113,500. Day, 923-2545, after 6, 1?88"~CORVETTE~~LB2 • 21,000 after 6pm. 13 times or more .$11-00 p inch 2892773. original miles, tan with fan leather. er 19,78 CHBVY IMPALA-StatiOn ; One owner. Must sell, Best offer. Visa and MC are accepted Camaro V-8, power Call 467-9444 or 379-7040. wagon, power steer and brakes, air steering, power brakes, w/air, 11,000 condition, va, auto trans., Am/Fm miles, $7,695. plus tax and mv. Call 1977~CHEVROLET Monte CarloV-B, radio, Best offer. Call 9647314. Classified ads are payable within 7 days I! ad is paid by Wednesday before insertion deduct 25 522-0929, air condition, power windows. Ask- cents. Transient rates apply te ads appearinfl fewer than,!] times. Payment for transient ads ing $1800. Call after 6P.M,, 687-4706^ 1973 CHEVY IMPALA - 2 door, A/C, should be received before the publication date, i.e. no later than Wednesday before the Thurtaay of publication Payment in advance for: out of town advertisers, Impioymenf wanted, Apart- 1977~CHEVROLE"T-~ Monte Carlo 76,500 miles. Good transportation. ment Wanted, Wanted to Renr.We will not be,responsible for errors unles* they are detected $900 or best offer, 241-4185, ask for 1979 CHiVY AIR One owner. Call 376-7632 after Spm, before ttie and insertion. County Leader Newspapers reserve! the right to classify, edit or reject Harry, condition. Two tone mefalic blue. $500. *ny advertising. No cancellation will Be accepted in classified advertising after Tuesday neon. Asking $3J00, Call 289-3768, The final deadline for classified is J;JQ p.m., Tuesday, but earlier receipt of copy will be ap- preciated.

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UNION/ESSEX COMBO RATES COMBO DEADLINE; Monday 5 p.m. TRANSIENT CLASSIFIED RATES 20 words (commissionibleXminimum) 110,00 Additional 10 words or less $2,00 Classified Box Number $5 00 if" OVER 64 YEARS 6f BORDEREDADS , $7 00 y CLASSIFIED DISPLAY Classified Display open rattXeommissionabli) , 12600 per inch DErtMDABLE SALES -SERVICE 13 week! or more $2100 per inch CLASSIFED INDEX 3.9% FINANCING r i ['.AUTOMOTIVE B.MISCELLANEOUS ON SELECTED CARS- 2.ANN0UNCEMENTS 7 PETS 3.EMPLOYMENT B.REAL ESTATE COME IN FOR DETAILS 4.INSTRUCTI0NS 9.RENTALS "" S7 FORDS 5,SERviCES OFFERED 10.BUSINESS OPPORTUNITES CARS—TRUCKS OM DISPLAY 1-AUTOMOTIVE AUTO DEALERS AT'86 PRICES | BUY WlSt Auto Parts . MONEY SAVERS IWAPI4M SMCIAUI WHOLESALE '82 a. '84 models at wholesale prices. •84 9UBAB0 STATION WAGON 4 cyl., •84 DODGE RAM 50 Pick Up Truck, To The Public Call for details, i 5 sod, man, trans., M/8, M/B, AM/FM Custom whls., 4 cyl., 4 spd. man. trans., Open 7 Days CUSTOM LEASE 687-7600 Sun.iam to 12 pm stereo, cass., air. 9CfOR P/S/B. radio. SEOfIC Wad, a. Sat, 48,526 mi, OlPlI 27,526 ml. «£93 7:30teJ:4Sp.m, m fOm ESCOftT 4 dr., auto., P/S, •82 CHEVROLET MONTI CAM.0 6 Weekdays 7:30 OLDSMOBILE P/B, AM/FM stereo, air, r/defog., cyl., auto., P/S/B, AM/FM stereo, air, , amto7p,m, Oldest & Largest t/whl., cruise, t/gls^ $Eft OE MS-SS4S Bti g Olds Dealer in , i 11,868 01]. 31.865 ml. 3099 Vauxhall Section Union County 96 FORD TEMPO 4 cyl., auto., P/S. '84 BUICK CENTURY 2 dr., 6 cyl., 2O?l Springfield Ave, ELIZABETH P/B, AM/FM sttreo, air, eruisa, r/d«- auto., P/S/B, AM/FM stereo w/dass., f> Union MOTORS, INC. air, p/lks., t/flli. tflJAB Value Rated Used Cars &&"*—: *7495 27,887 ml. 04 Vu AUTO DEALERS 582 Morris Ave, 13 FORD CROWN VICTORIA 2 dr., VI, Blizabefh354i0S0 v •SO Ij/WfteUftY MARQUIS 4 dr. 8 cyl., auto, P/S/B, stereo a/c, r/defog., auto., P/S/B, stereo, air, P/wind/sts., AAA service leasing,inc lii t/glass, WW tiros. $96011 cruise. $CEOE SMYTHE VOLVO 52,770 ml. 0080 Auto Leuing Terms Exclusive Volvo 66,586 mi. ZDVD Oneto Fm YMR Dealer AllMikw.ndModeh 326 Morris Ave ISS1 Morris Avenue Summit 1M I. AVi,# MSIiil PARK 273-4200 Union, N,j, 07083 AuthoriiBd l 241.4fHO rfi lalti in A MV (201)687 7200 Factory Service CommefcUl I Professional Long Term Leasing N.J.'s Fastest Growing RICH JEFF Dealership! -n LIEBLER Vlca PrMMant FORD

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NEW '87 EQUIPPED TO CHOOSE WITH HOT STWPPM! NEW 1986 ESCORT PONY ESCORT GL POPULAR OPTIONS! SAVE! FORD, 2-dr, HATCHBACK, w/Optn'l: rr. dfrstr, in- FORD, Mr HATCHBACK. w/OptnT B»r strg. km COND. Special Vilui pki; LIST PRICE $9574 W/V/B/S/Moldini. »M/FM Sllrio li/»-*l( ipwliefs. dig. elk. w/O.'H Con cldg. Standard: 1.9 Ltr. ZV 4-cyl. ong, 4.»pd. LIST PRICE $6,495 Mlt, tnt, ill. mi. *[(!., (rt./rr.bmpr. ilnps. tamper rub stiip. mill grp. 1LIZ. FORD DISCT -1485 manual trans, power brakes, manual steering, 1 In ELIZ. FORD DISCT — 496 dull list, mirrs., trimiin|s i ctntir hub, n. dlrst'.. auto trini., tncldg, Std. stk. «i18§. 19 Ltf, Efl l-cyl.eni. pvir brki 1 in ilk. No. 7036 YOU — — YOU PAY PAY >5,999 NEW'87 NEW '87 E150 CARGO VAN TAURUS GL FORD, w/ltd: Buck, st, (piiss.}, pwr, FORD Wr w/Optii i 30 Ltf. EFI V6 m. WR COND , Pre! equip pkj rr. LisTpRici.: sis,4is strg/brks, 138" whl, base, Performanco equip, pkg, LIST PRICE •13,4SS Idiitr Rocktr ninil molding, IPS cont., lilntjrp. till, paint itnpf. Imntd 1LIZ. FORD DISCT Z3I7 740, w/optn'l. B,0 V-8 oyl. «ng, auto O/D trans, ELIZ. FORD DISCT -2,096 wh! t«l P208/?0RX14 Ilk side/*!lls, Ift./ri fir. mats, rim (nil dr. Mck swing-out side rr, gls, Std. mldg. trim, P205/75R hd id, pur, Iks.. Slerio/Ridm/w/ciM, 6|. whi, spa com. O/D trans, tach, i4-B0QVW, axlo lino flip rr, Instai. ELIZ. FORD DISCT -2,166 lrt/ir,bmpr. |idi., rr dfistr., AM/FM St /Cm . pirttini hi, «nt mim . lock, ELIZ. FORD DISCT,...,, .2789 pkg, bright low mount swing away mirrs, AM/FM St, inlw/«nis,, Ik. pp., incldg, Std, 50Ltr EFI VIeni,auto. 0/Dtrans. p*r YOU Super ang. cooling sys, P21B/7BRX1B Blk. S/W all YOU itri^brks. Lui rrhilliin rl I in stk No, 7002, PAV $14,911 season tires, 1 in Stk, #6207. PAY 8,379

'81 MARK VI '83 CEUCA GT '83 ZEPHYR '80 200 SX UNCOLN, Beyi. eng, TOYOTA, 4-cyl, eng, ELAN auto, trans, cavr. strg/ MIBCURY, B-eyl, eng, DATSUN, Red, 4.eyl. F0F1D, B.eyl. -erg, B-spd. man. trans, auto. tran», pwr, strg/ eng, auto, trans, pwr, brks, Iks/lts/tnt, AIR pwr, strg/brks, AIR »uto. trans, iwff t/ AMM ofkir-tnt^-Bls;—A1H- l^iisi^^mijsgs^s^sH •tfiiii, ; COND, 47,748 mi. "ant, 14,688 ml, " eruiia, tilt, earn, rad, eiss, alum, whls, CREAM PUFF1 1C431 wheels.'36.190 mi. LOADED. iB.aa mi. mi. »399i SPECIALS! •3495 *8499 *S299 tim * My fm. TOP TRADE-IN.ALLOWANCES! Motorcran SsFss FINEST SERVICE! QUICK CREDIT APPROVAL! ELiZABETH OPEN DAILY 9 A,M, - 9 P.M. FORD SATURDAY 9-6 550 NORTH BROAD ST., ELIZABETH • 353-3100 OR APR FINANCING REBATE on select models AVAIL, TO QUAL, BUYiRS*

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SUBURBAN TRADED USED CARS 82 FOR '82 BUICK REGAL WAGON 4 DR '84 MERCURY TOPAZ 4-DR. TOWN LANDAU 2 DR, 6 Cyl., Auto.. Air Cond., Pwr. Strg.. 4 Cyl., Auto., Pwr.Strg., Pwr. irNs., 8 Cyl, Auto, AC, P/S/B/ wnda/Ant, Pwr. ^rlcs., Pwr. Winds., Pwr. Air Cond., AM/FM Stereo, Rr. i-Wy P/Sts, Cruise, Tilt, AM/FM Locks, Pwr, "StsTrCruIiB, AH7FKT" Winar Oefogger Star. Taparcust WhtsrVflirintr Stereo, Rf Rack, Rr. lAttAg 32,276 mi. Land. Rf, Rr Wind Del,, Wht Defr., 82,857 mi. , £099 W/Red int. 65,539 $A^QR '80 LINCOLN TOWN CPI2-DR, 8 Cyl., Auto., AC, Pwr, ftrg., pwr. 84 FORD LTD 4 DR. Brks., Pwr. dr. Lks, Pwr. Sts., 84 FORD TEMP* 4 DR. 6 Cyl,, Auto., Air Cond., Pwr. Strg., Leath. Int., Land. Rf., Tilt, Cruise, 4 Cyl., Auto., Air Cond., Pwr. 8tr§r. Pwr. Brks.. AM/FM SWreo, AM/FM Ster. Casi. Tape, Dig. Pwr. Brks., AM/FM Stereo, Rr. Rr.Wind, Dsfr, > rdout SyB., Rr. Wind. Defog- ger, 54,054ml. 4795 Wind. Def. 71,226 $4905 gar. 32,846 mi, '83 OLDS CUTLASS CUSTOM 83 CHIVY CAPRICE CRUISER STATION WAGON •79 FORD FAIRMONT CLASSIC 4 DR, 8 Cyl., Auto., AC, Pwr, Strg., Pwr. STATION WAGON 6 Cyl., Auto., AC, Pwr. Strg., Pwr. irks., Pwr. Dr. Lks, pwr. Sts., Pwr. 6 Cyl., Auto, Air Cond., Pwr. Strg,, Brks., Wire Whls., Rr. Wind., AM/FM Star. Cass., Rf. Pwr. irks., Rr. Wind. Oefogger. Rr. Wind. Dofog- $| rack, Rr. Wind. $i| AM/FM Stereo, S1OOE ger. 48,768 mi. 5495 Pef.. 84,278 ml. m 51,262 mi. IgQO

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1987 ALLIANCE 1987 COMANCHE 1987 1987 ALLIANCE GTA JEEP, 6 cyl eng., 5 spd man trans, pwr str/brks, RENAULT, 4 cyl eng., auto trans, pwr str/brks, RENAULT, 4 cyl ang., auto trans, pwr str/brks, buc sts, Stk. No. 084-7, VIN No. 105569, LIST RENAULT, 4 cyl eng., auto trans, pwr str/brks, tilt whl, sp mirrors, intermittent wipers, AM/- buc sts, Stk. No. 064-7, VIN No. 105501, LIST FM/Stereo, tint gl, Stk. No, 159=7, VIN No, PRICE $6696 PRICE $6645 buc sts, Fog lamps, Stk. No. 104-7, VIN No. 105473, LIST PRICE $9578 050685, LIST PRICE $10,407 FULL PRICE $6195 SAVE $501 FULL PRICE $6195 SAVE $450 FULL PRICE $8579 FULL PRICE $8995 SAVE $1412

' 1987 EAGLE 1987 TRUCK 1987 WRANGLER 1987 CHEROKEE JEEp 5,9 Litre eng,, auto trans., pwr str/brks, sp JEEP, 4 cyl ing., 4 spd, man. trans., pwr str/= AMC. 6 cyl eng., auto trans., pwr str/brks, tilt mirrors, sp str whl, sliding r win, Stk, No. 111-7, JEEP, 6 cyl eng,, auto trans., pwr str/brks, buc whl, rf rack, pwr ant., sp mirrors, AM/FM/- sts, sp mirrors. Stk. No, 024-7, VIN No. 610386, brks, buc sts, AM radio Floor carpst, stk. No, VIN No, 028128. LIST PRICE $13,876 055-7, ViN No. 003736, LIST PRICE $13,038 Stereo/Cass., wire whl cov., Stk. No. 087-7, VIN LIST PRICE $11,320 No, 700402, LIST PRICE $14,271 FULL PRICE $12,595 SAVE $1281 FULL PRICE $10,261 SAVE $1059 FULL PRICE $11,995 SAVE $1043 FULL PRICE $12.561 SAVE $1710 lu»gP CAR OBLPARTMENTI 1981 GRANDPRIX 1979 SPIRIT 1977 LTD 1979 PRELUDE 1982 ZEPHYR 1981 GRANADA 1982 LN7 1979CELICA 1979 PINTO 1978 GL PONTIAC. 6 ejl sni;; luto AMC, 8 t»l cn|,, 4 sod min MONO*. 4 ejl em.. 5 s(d man MERCURY, 4 ejl eni.. auto FORD, 6 cyl en|., auto trans, MERCURY, 4 cyl «n|.. 4 spa I0»0T«, 4 ejl mi.. 5 ssd min FORD, 4 cyl en|,, IUU Irani, SAAB. 4 ejl ini„ 4 spd man FORD. I cyl tn|.. autp Kins, trans, pwr sti.'brks. a'C. tilt trans, pwr 5li/tuk5'di IcU. mm man str, pwr brks. r del. Inns, pwf stf/hlu, a/t. W/W pwr str/brks, i/c, W/W tire*, r man sti min str/brte, rally tunj pwi str/brks/ ant, a/c. pwr str/blki. I del bod Sid Irani, pwr str/brks, r del, bye pwr sti/brls, Ht, ri nek, r whi. W/W tires tr con sp mir- i/c. r dtl, buc its. ip mitfors, bod sid mld|, but sis. sp mn- tires, r del. bod sid mldi AM/. del bod sid mld|, sp minors, •his, r del. Sue sts, bod sid sunrf. »M/FM/S!fieo/c«ss. Stk mldi, W/Yrf tires, buc sts. AM Sts. sp mirrors, AM/FM/- del, bod sid mldi, sp mirrors. rors. AM/FM/sterto/tlpe. Stk AM/FM/stereo/lipc, Stk No. rors, sun ri. AM/FM/stiieo. Stk FM/Stereo, Stk No, AuZIi. VIN AM/FM/sleieo, Stk No. AU203, mlj|. son rl. Bill No. AUliO. No AU2J0 71.783 miles ndn, Stk No M1221, VIN No. sierm/eass, Stk No AU2I0. AM/FM/stneo, Stk No AUII7. No AUIOI VIN No !55Sii. AUIOB. VIN No 1*9771. m kum, VIN NO 003117. No. (06572.17,547 miles. VIN No. 127199. (1,605 miles. VIN'No 627882,10,415 milM 136750. M.415 milts VIN No 005131.74.S71 milts. VIN No. 117100, li.El! miles. 70,157 IllilB. 76,313 miles, FULL PRICE $2995 FUU PRICE $1195 FUU PRIM $1495 ruupRici FUU PRICE $2495 FULL PRICE FUU. nice $795 fULL PRICE $795 nu. PRICE $995 FULL PRICE $1295 $2295 1984 GL 10 1984 TORNADO 1981 280 ZX 1985 COUGAR 1983 WAGON 1982CEUCA 1983 CJ7 1986 COMANCHE 0L5M0BIU. 8 tyl eni,, «ui» VOLVO. 4 eyi en|, luto trans, 1984 TEMPO 1985 TERCEL 5UIUWI, 4 e»l enj., auto tfgns, BATSUN. 4 cyl en|, i spa man MERCURY, i cyl en|. auto TOVOTA. 4 cyi ini,, 5 SBd man JEEP. 6 Ejl eni.. luto irins, TQYQtA. 4 c»l eni.. § spd man JEEP. 4 cil enj., 4 spJ man tuns, pwr str/brM/sis/win/dr trans, Pwr stf/brks/win/ant. r pwr slr/trks/mn. a/t. r del, FORD, 4 crl eni. luto trans, trins, p«r sli/bita. (at), but pwr str/brks, ill. ill! whl, rf trans, pwf sir/ftrks/sin/sts'dr pwr stc/bik;. r del, buc sts. sp trans, pwr str/biks, sp minors, IcM. >/c. lilt whl, W/W tuts, r bod sK mU|. But sts. sp n™. pwr iWbrte, r del, HM Mes, trans, gti brks. man str. r del. rack, r del, bod sidmldi, t- def, buc sts, bod sid mldi. er leks a/c. tilt whir del. sc, mir- sts. tilt will, bod Sid mld|, cr mirrors. AM/FM/stireo'ejss. del, bod sid mld|, cr con. sun rors. »M/FM/stereo/eiss. Stk buc sts, AM/FM/sttieo/Upe. sts sp imnors, Jun rl. AM/- Sth No, C0H7. VIN No. eofr, sp mirron, sun ft. AM/. rors. AM/FM/siereo/eiss. Stk bed sid mldi. buc SB. *.M/- can. so minors, AM/FMA Stk No AU21D. VIN No. Sit No AU0I1. VIN No 04i51(, 2157 miles rl. AM/FM/stereo/cay. Slk FM/siereo/cass, Stk No No AU234. VIN No 495666 FM/iltiM, SlkNo AUI? .VIN stiito/tiss. Stk No. AUZJ1. FW/StCfBO. Sth Mo AU2M.VIN No AU2S1 5900 miles Oiilli. 19.069 miles. No. AU232, VIN No. 314!i6, AU012. VIN No. IM6452. 3? US milts Nii,!3M04,H,4Mmi!e». 324114. SJ.JZ3 miles No. 424397, 21,770 miles VIN No OtSSbZ. 40.706 miles. Fuu PRICE $8495 5«,0J4 miles £.___ FULL PRICE $8995 FULL PRICE $7995 FULL PRIM FUU PRICE $3995 FUU PRICE $4995 FULL PRICE $5995 FULL PRICE $7995 FUU PRICE S8995 FUU PRICE $8995 $9995 Pncw'ulufc ui Md iiMiw fie, Immtd'ta Wiwrj on ill cm in ita*. Nlw 24 mmta Mm «»* an MmtiMJnmjn tth id anttl ijlMptretd. ill prtoui «H*ii. U muit bt pfmntKl it Umi si dipoit to qmtUjr f« i«**M Priew. ,0% APR fin.'mil. lei Mmthi. M itlttttd 'IS models with no mwtti down. Othir low int. rites tin mil. CALL MR, BUSCH FOR SAME DAY CREDIT APPROVAL

ESPANOL & PORTUGUESE AMC-JEEP'MtEMWLT I St. Union, NJ. 07083 201-686-6566 ^__j £- AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE PERSONALS HELP WANTED 91 Ol IB 0. 1977 DATSUN §210 • AM/FM, 8 1982 NISSAN- SENTRA Deluxe, two 1984 TOYOTA- COROLLA, hour track, 4 speed, snow tires, needs door brown, automatic. A/F stereo door deluxe, five speed, air condi- A TRUE PSYCHIC work. Best offer. Call after 5pm, 467- with cassette. Power steering/ tioning, power steering, power MRS. RH0NM ACCOUNTING s 1329. brakes, new battery, exhaust brakes, sunroof, dual mirrors, 45K READERS ADVISOR system, front brakes. $3,500 miles. Mint condition. Asking I give all types of Readings and Ad- CLERK 1980 DODGE OMNI. 54,000 miles. negotiable, 73,000 miles, 277-7209 $5,900, Call 687=5859. vice. I can and will help you where No experience needed, will Four speed, new clutch. Good condi- days, 686-3835 evenings. QJ others failed. I have been establish- train. Must be good with JO tion, needs some work, $1,200, (7183 973 VOLKSWAGEN BUG - One owner, good condition, standard ed in Union, since 1968. By appoint- figures. Light typing. All paid 494=5295, 9 • 5. 1982 NISSAN 5TANZA-4door Hatch, ment 686-9685 Or 964-7289. 1243 benefits, Newark Airport loca- 0) 5 speed, sunroof, am/fm. New transmission. $800. Call 245-6052. u 19S0 DATSUN-200SX, 2 tone blue, air Stuyvesanf AvcUnion, near Food- tion. Call for interview. Ask for Si brakes, exhaust system, starter, town. Open daily from 9 to 9, Irene: Q conditioning, am/fm stereo rear tires. Good looks and comfort! 974 260Z- Body in excellent condi- cassette, power mirrors, rear defog $2350 or best offer. Call Blanche at tion. Good for college student,$3,000, ger, 5 speed, excellent condition, 580-0463. Call 851-0525, 289-5700 70,000 miles. Asking $3000. Call 428- Z 1760, after 5. 198S NISSAN PULSAR NX- 3 BIBLE O Showroom condition, 5 speed, PS/ AUTOS WANTED i960 DATSUN 210-Baby blue sedan, 4 PB, air, alarm, sunroof, tilt wheel, MOMENT ACCOUNT RECEIVABLE u door, 4 cylinder, 70K, VERY am/fm cassette, equilizer, 15,600 z ECONOMICAL. Best offer. Call 354- miles. $7900 or best offer, 687-5735. Start Your Day Right CLERK o 4017, after 5PM, TOP$$$ immediate openlnfi for so- z 1985 NISSAN MAXIMA OE - 4 door, Please Call: meone with experience in com- TTlM FIREBIRD ESPRIT. All power options, power sunroof, IN CASH puterized cash application. 3 Automatic, power, tilt, am/fm Z superb condition, 28,000 miles. Ask- For ALL Cars & Trucks 964-6356 Responsibilities also include stereo with tape. Excellent condi- ing $11,300. Call 688-3369, typing, filing and telephone o tion. Must sell, 47,00 miles. S4800 or CALL DAYS contact. Secure position with U §/O. Call 688-6330. 1977 OLBSMOBILB- Regency, All benefits including Life In- O power, air conditioning, good condi- U. 1981 FIREBIRD E5PRIT- 589-8400 surance, Dental and Profit tion. Must be seen to appreciated, Sharing plans. Call 688-8850, Automatic, power, tilt, am/fm $1,200, Call 688-0312. or EVES. CEMETERY PLOTS stereo with tape. Excellent condi- 688-2044 HOLLYWOOD Mullberry Metal Products tion. Must sell. 47,000 miles. $4800 or 1979 PLYMOUTH CHAMP - 45,500 MEMORIAL PARK Box 443 §/O. Call 688-8330. miles, new tires, new battery, ex- (Same day Pick-jups) Gethhesmane Gardens, Union, N J 07083 cellent transportation, 33 plus MPG, Mausoleums, Office- 1500 Stuyve- 1979 FORD Mustang/Hatchback, We Buy Junk Cars Equal Opportunity $2095, Call after 6pm, 376-2420, ask TOP$S PAID santAve,, union. Employer M/F V8, air condition, am/fm cassette, for John. 683-4300 rear defrost, good condition. Call 24 hr, serv, 688-7420 after 6pm, 687=8723, CLASSICAL MUSIC • Buff wants 1976 PACER X • Automatic, power WE PAY CASH- FOR YOUR JUNK AIRLINES - Now hiring. Flight at- steering, air conditioning, 6 student (person) to dupe records on- tendants, agents, mechanics, 1977 FORD - LTD Landau, 4 door, CAR OR TRUCK, 375- to tape, you must have your own cylinder, 65,000 miles, $1300 or best 1253.IRVINGTON. HIGHEST customer service. Salaries to $50K, very good condition, best offer. Call offer. Call 8620422, leave message. high quality stereo, to be paid by the after 5pm, 687=8141. Just 66,500 PRICES PAID! Entry level positions. Call 1-805-6B7- album, John 688-5760. 6000 Ext, A-4991. miles. 198S PONTIAC - FIREBIRD, good condition, am/fm stereo, tilt wheel, LOSE- WEIGHT AND INCHES 1977 FORD THUNDIRBIRD-Power TRUCKS FOR SALE FAST, TRY PROVEN HBRBAL ADULT CARRIERS must sell, asking Sll/000 will talk. Permanent part time positions are brakes, power steering, air condi- Call 686-9176. PRODUCTS, CALLW2-8567. tion, 8 cylinder, Pioneer am/fm available near your home early mor- 1984 CHEVY - 810 Pickup, 2 tone MOVING West? Need 30 boxes of nings. Newspaper routes earning stereo cassette, leather Interior, 1972 PONTIAC • GRAND PRIX. paint with matching cap, extended 56,000 miles, $1800, 687QS27. 78,1310 original mileage. Will sell household goods, Move to Colorado, $350 - $400 per month plus cash in- cab with jump seats, PS, PB, Share expenses. Write P.O. Box centives will help you supplement car for parts. Call after 2PM., 851- automatic overdrive, V6, AM/FM 1973 FORD- MAVERICK V8. Runs 0640. 3B381, Colorado Springs, Colorado your income. Make your early mor- very good. Much work recently done stereo, 38,000 miles. $7500 or best of- 80937, 303-576-5501, nings productive and prof itable. Ap- and I no longer need car. Call 245- 1980 PONTiAC- SUNBI RD, 4 cycle, 4 fer. Call 6875171, after 5;30pm, proximately 1 • IVa hours per day, 6028 after 6 PM, speed, power steering, power seven days. Call toll free 1 (800) 242- brakes, AM/FM stereo cassette. 1982 DATSUN PICK-UP - Tonto 0850 or 877-4222, 1979 FORD • CUSTOM VAN, 8 Car is in excellent condition runs cover, light bar, AM/FM Cassette, WORD OF LIFE cylinder, A/C, P/S, P/B, AM/FM, strong. Asking $1,700 (201) 686=8361 spoke wheels, excellent condition APPRENTICE FIRE tilt wheel, cruise, dual tanks, tow ask for Dave. 72,000 miles. $2750, Call after 7PM, FAMILY CHURCH CARES hitch, new tires, 4 eapt chairs, sofa 335=4527. ARE YOU HURTING? RESTORATION WORK bed, Ice box, $5800r964-07807 1970 PONTIAC GTO-400 engine, tor- If yoiLare responsibe and diligent bo trans, new tires, $1500 or best of- and looking for steady employment, 1982 FORD- Thunderbird, two door, fer. 241-5125. this could be just what you're look- Vinyl roof, automatic overdrive, ^ANNOUNCEMENTS DO YOU NEED A FRIEND? ing for, We are a leading company in power brakes, steering, door locks, 1980 PONTIAC Phoenix-2 door sport the field of fire eleaing. 6 day week. windows, rear window defroster, coupe, power steering and brakes, ARE DRUGS OR ALCOHOL A Must have valid driver license. Fine cruise control, tilt steering wheel, stereo cassette, low mileage, good PROBLEM? benefits. Call 6§6-7790for additional AM/FM stereo, air conditioning. condition. Best offer. 964=0161. ENTERTAINMENT information. 53,000 miles. Asking $4,995. Ex= We Care And Would Uke To Help cellent condition. Call 687-924? after 1980 PONTIAC-Firebird, 2 door, AIRLINE • CRUISE SHIP jobs now 6 PM. power steering, and brakes. 60,000 PLEASE CALL hiring. Big money. Will train, 716- miles. Good condition, 13,000, Call ACCORDIONIST - VIOLINIST OR Pastors Efrain k Phyllis Valentine 882=2900, including evenings, EXT,r 1980 HONDA PRELUDE • Red, 686-1285. TRIO. For Social or Christmas Par- At Church Office 687=4447 6064. automatic, AM/FM stereo, ties, automatic meonroof. Call Debbie, 1969 PONTIAC - LeMans converti- AIRLINES Now Hiring-Flighf atten- 687-5633 or 2721979 after 6pm. ble, pearl white/black pinstripe, 350, JOHNLENARD 353-0841 dants, agents, mechanics, customer buckets, chrome, new power top, service. Salaries to t50K. Entry 1980 HONDA- ACCORD. Four door, Sanyo stereo, too much to list, ex- level positions. Call 1 105=687-6000, five speed, AM/FM cassette, air cellent condition, garage kept, $3800, Having The Perfect Party? 3-EMPLOYMENT Ext. A1448. conditioning. Good condition. 467- new car on way. Call Dave 686-3962. 3163. Call AUTO- Parts Counter Person - Ex- 1971 PONTIAC LeMansSport coupe, perience preferred but would con- 1979 JEEP WAGONEER • 4 X 4, ex- full power, excellent condition, PERFECT SOUND CHILD CARE sider oood trainee who Is ambitious. cellent condition, no rust. $4700, 233- 78,000 miles. No reasonable offer Experienced DJ.'s with Busy year around operation. No 2985 evenings. refused.Call 687-6819, anytime. layoffs. Excellent opportunity for Music For CHILD CARS - Adult woman one looking for a future. Send 1973 MERCEDES 280 C-2 door, 4 1977 PONTIAC- LeMans. Two door ALL Occasions available for babysitting In your resume, or in person to srvin seafer, futly loaded. Mint condition. coup*. Landau roof, power steering, home in the evenings or on Samuels e/o Buy Wise Auto Parts, Asking $6500, Call 9640289, power brakes, air conditioning, V=8, CALL weekends. Please call after 6pm, 2091 Springfield Ave,, Vauxhall, N,J, stereo, good condition, $1200, Call 07088, 1974 MAVERICK 6 cylinder, after 6:00 pm, 687-4866. 226-7387 964-6828. automatic. Good transportation. ACCOUNTANTS • Progressive, fast $500 or best offer, *71 VW Super Bee- 1982 SAAB 900S • 4 door walnut, 5 NOW! EMPLOYMENT WANTED growing North Jersey CPA firm re- tle, 4 speed, new tires,,-, rebuilt speed, excellent condition, garaged quires staff accountants with 2-5 engine. S400/besf offer, $750. takes 78,000 miles, $6100. Call after 7PM, years experience, Excellent oppor- both. 6881612, 335-4527. tunity for advancement, off Route LOST AND FOUND 280, Send resume to Shrenkrantz 8. 1973 MERCURY MONTiOO • 2 1979 SUBARU - 2 door, air condition BOOKKEEPING Company, 200 Executive Drive, door, automatic, power fleering/ ing, AM/FM radio, automatic trans, Done at home for small businesses. West Orange, NJ 07052. brakes, good transportation. Asking 68,000 plus miles. Must sell. Call 688 Lost & Found ads will run for two Call 272-5290 or 527-0479 after 6pm. $250.-Call 688-5545 before 7pm. 8457 evenings. weeks FREE as a service to NEED Something typed? Expeienc- BOOKKEEPER - Computerized ac- counting office in Mountainside. Full 1981 MAZDA RX7 • 79,000 miles, l?7f TOYOTA CELICA-Standard, 5 residents in our 9 Communities, «d typist working in home with ex- speed manual, power steering and perience in legal work-IBM Correc- time/part time. Call after 6pm, 233- charcoal grey, AM/FM, air condi 8300. tioning. Best of f er-=J55«Q726, b,adfjC ting Selectric a. Call 964-0919,,. cassette. $2500 or best offer. Must LOST—€AVr—Deafr-whtte-fefnflfe 1983 MERCURY - COLONY PARK sell. 688-9000 (ext 227), Monday with pink nose. Medium size. Lost WOMAN Wants house cleaning BUSINESS BROKERAGE-SALES WAGON. Luxury package, loaded, Friday, 9-4. Ask for Jenny. Friday, November 19 between Vaux- position, 5 days a week, own Springfield company specializing In excellent condition, $6000, 233=2985 hall Road Bridge and Sayre Road transportation and references. Call the sale of businesses ranging from evenings. M81 TOYOTA ^ridge-tBrook-area) Union. Please G i na 820-9046 after 5pm. $50,000 to $5,000,000 plus, seeks miles, 5 speed, 2 door, $3200 or best call 851-2547 or 686-1273, business oriented individuals to join 1980 MAZDA GLC - 2 door, hatch, 5 offer, 396-4721, HELP WANTED sales team. Full franing and ongoing speed, A/C, AM/FM stereo, new ex LOST • Cat, male, 1 year old, black support team. Larry lodner 376- hausf system, battery, alternator 1981 TERCELSedan-47,000 miles, & white with white paws and 1032, $1150,6877193 weekends. auto, 4 door, am/fm. Excellent con whiskers. Lost near the Union/- dition. $2750-Negotiable. Call 467 Springfield line on November 14, 1971 MERCEDES- 280 SEL Sedan. 1407. Wearing a collar with an ID tag, ACCOUNTS PAYABLE Silver, Like new. Must sell. Cal answers to "Mittens". If found Part time (flexible hours). Ex- BOOKKEEPER 968-6648 evenings and weekends. 1974 TOYOTACelica-New body please call Mr. Clarke at 352-1244 perienced person with good Part time (flexible hours), in charge days,688-3021 evenings. REWARD! organizational skills, CRT entry, Of ADP payroll, Experienced with 1974 MERCURY COUGAR • Power work. New front end, new clutch. Runs good. Asking $600, Call An- 32V2 hours/week, 12 months. Ex- good organizational skills. Light typ- sfeering/brakes/windows, needs thony, 9641884, after 6pm. ctllent salary and benefits. ing, skilled on calculator, 25 hours/- work, great transportation. First LOST • Dog, Maltese, small with Qualified person should contact New week, 12 months. Excellent salary long white hair, male, has Roselle $300 or best offer. Call 379-3871, 1979 TOYOTA Cellca Llftback.GT- Providence Board of Education,*^ and benefits. Qualified person sould Park tags, answers to "Muffin". If Central Avenue, New Providence, contact New Providence Board of 1976 MERCURY BOBCAT - 52,000 Brown, fan interior. Excellent condi- found please call 382-1066 between tion. Mechanically perfect. Good 464=9050 for application. Equal op- Education, 340 Central Avenue, New plus miles, needs work. $300 or bes 9am - 6pm, or 486=1359. $100 portunity employer. Providence, 4649050, for applica- tires, good snows. Now exhaust. Call REWARD. Offer, Call Rob 687-8093. after 6pm, 687-8210, tion. Equal opportunity employer. COUNTY LEADER NEWSPAPERS Thursday, December f f, 19BG i Hostess touch makes holiday gifts significant Village bedecked Entertaining with versatile glass with a dollop of fresh whipped fHenrlghips or to say thank you. help you create the perfect gift. The Waterloo Village continues stemware decorated in bright cream. Surprise your hostess with a bottle Homemade gifts make for cherished to recreate Christmas Day in the holiday patterns is an inexpensive For an inexpensive and graceful of good wine, wine goblets decorated memories and the very best 18th and 19th centuries at its way to set a festive mood this way to extend your holiday theme, in a holiday motif, and matching holidays. homes and buildings with or- i Christmas. With or without a holiday decorate your holiday table with votives with red and green candles naments made of berries, flowers 01 motif, stemware allows for a votives that match your stemware for the perfect holiday accent. and greenery found in the natural I memorable presentation of easy, design. Fill them with red, green Present them in a matching ice surroundings of the village. elegant foods and adds a decorative and white candles bucket from a design collection such Lampposts throughout the touch to homemade gifts. Make a party for teens special by as Winterland by Libbey Glass, village are decked wrth white serving homemade goodies in Decorate with a large red'and'greeh pine garlands and red ribbons. I For a simple but elegant dessert, holiday'decorated glass mugs and taffeta bow. matching platter, such as Frosty For simple gifts, fill a crystal pine The Christmas exhibit will be t fill a holiday wine goblet with black and red raspberries or red and green Pines by Libbey Glass. Fill mugs tree with alternating layers of red open Tuesday through Sunday seedless grapes, cleaned and with hot apple cider spiced with and green candies. Or present your through Dec. 31 with Christmas I drained, and topped with a vanilla cloves, allspice, cinnamon and hostess with a crystal snowman Day and New Year's Day from io custard sauce. lemon. On the platter, arrange filled with traditional red and white a.m. tosp.m. I/I As an extra special treat, end the lemon cookies decorated with red peppermints, or a graceful crystal IS perfect holiday meal with raspberry and green sugar, bell filled with homemade candy. Additional information can be sherbert or sorbet drizzled with A gift of food or a handcrafted Combined with festive, holiday obtained by calling 347-0900, chocolate fudge sauce and topped item is a special way to celebrate glassware, homemade treats will •J FOR YOU LAST MINUTE GIFT GIVING UNION GALLERIES FROM OUR BATH SHOP 1530 stuyvesantAve,, union 964-1440 • Shower Curtains Open Mon. thru Sat, 10 6 p.m. • Wall Shelves-brass & lucite • Towel Trees & Stands Fine Antique & Decorator Furniture, Giftware, Jewelry • Ceramic Soap Dishes & Tumblers • Sib of Furniture • Hampers & Baskets • Toilet Seats Douiton, Waterfwd, Hummels . • Lucite Gifts-clear & colors • Tissue Boxes 5#000Sq. 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GREEN BROOK 240 Morris Avenue • Springfield 379-3898 •_ 376-8880 752-6446 -o HI Think 'personality' Gift-giving which benefits needy cause % Tired of racking your brains year New Eyes for the Needy, will better costume jewelry including priced at M cents oi IWJ. gel — A lavish way to indulge one's o after year trying to find the absolute body, 64 ozs. guaranteed to leave hold its annual Christmas a selection of items specially All items offered for sale have jewelry and silver sale, Dec. 13 designed for teen-agers, all at been donated by generous c perfect gift? Well, this year why not skin 28 percent smoother after just 3 try a new approach — a personality one use. < Neutrogena) from ii to 4 at Us headquarters, reasonable prices. friends. Proceeds from he event 549 Millburn Ave., Short Hills. profile? v Dyed fur — A typical fur just There are rhinestones, pearls will be used for the purchase of m The salesroom on the second new prescription glasses for the Determine what makes those on won't do for this sort. Enwrap their and lots of the chunky jewelry it) your list special — different from the floor will offer silver tableware, that is so popular now. Betty needy in the United States and wil body with something ultra- gold chains, watches, charms, rest. What personal qualities, at- exorbitant — a pink mink or maroon Allen, chairman of' the sales' help New Eyes for the Needy to 1 rings and sterling silver jewelry committee, states "the first floor continue to provide better sight to tributes make them stand out? Once racoon perhaps ? •a that's decided, think, of a gift that with precious and semi-precious is a bargain paradise where people throughout the world who Is she/he realistic, ievel'headed, stones, designer sun-glasses and colorful inexpensive jewelry is cannot afford eyeglasses. •e suits their individual personality. down'to'earth. handy? This in- It's a fun approach, guaranteed to dividual is guaranteed to have an make those on your list long umbrella on hand at all times and remember and appreciate their wouldn't think of driving in the carefully thought out gift. Below is a snow! list to get you started; Practical in every sense of the Is she/he creative, eccentric, word, this person will appreciate a artistic, idiosyncratic? gift of the same. Some suggestions: A true "one'of'a'kind" — ap- v Desk top organizer — This This year, it's preciates things a little compact book keeps track of all out'of'the'ordinary and deserves a important dates, phone numbers, gift that is genuinely unique. Some events. Perfect for the practical suggestions: person who dares not forget. *• Heated socks — Ideal for the ^Skin care ensemble — A trio of HOLLYWOOD avid sportsman, powered by bat- Neutrogena's favorite basics - liquid teries and guaranteed to keep feet Neutrogena, moisture and soap plus for Christmas warm for hours. a delicate tortoise'tone soap dish. 1 v> Kit Car — If money is no object, Absolutely charming! why not have a ear specially ^Credit card size calculator — , designed? It's more than likely to be Quickly add up telephone bills, the only one of its kind of the road. supermarket bills, etc. and never be TOY SALE ^ Yard of Soap — Not an ordinary overcharged again. bar of soap for this sort! Thanks to Is she/he adventurous, en- the Neutrogena Corporation — 38 . terprising, daring, unpredictable? inches of its famous transparent bar A frequent traveller, always on noted for superior rinsibility. A sure the go, this person would best be NOW way to knock'out the skin'conscious, suited with a miniature gift. Some Is she/he extravagant, ex- suggestions: THRU cessively generous, uninhibited, *- Pocket size copy machine — OFF lavish? Now important documents, fun CHRISTMAS Someone who breaks all the limits, articles, etc. can be copied, and is a step ahead of the world, anywhere and anytime. needs to be gifted in outrageous ^ Five piece skin care ensemble — style. Some suggestions: Elegantly packaged l oz. travel or *• Cashmere pantyhose — A vanlty'top sized versions of luxurious feel to the legs and a Neutrogena's facial moisturizer, sensational Took to the eye, A sesame body oil, body lotion,-skin- HOLLYWOOD definite fashion statement. smoothing rainbath and fabulous i- Gallon of rainbath shower&bath facial liquid formula soap, FURNITURE y* Bonsai tree — The true hor- tlculturlst may never want to leave "The Christmas T»\ Store" Y offers camp home without this. 1730 STUYVESANT AVE,, UNION » f SB 70!T If those special people on your list Mon.-Fri. ill 9; S«t. ill 6, Sun. 10 AM & p M for kids don't fit into a pnrtieular category gift listed — use your imagination and Seven days of something different create your own. There's no limit to for children is the YM-YWHA's the personality profile. holiday gift to parents this December, Trarlside Nature and Science Center will send turtles, snakes, slides, and scientist to explain them all on Dec. 24, Dec. 25 will bring gym games, swimming fun, cooking in the kitchen and craft rooms, plus a Mrs. Prince's Stand movie. Y winter campers will get to Nails Exclusively a* Prince see, in person, 35,000-year-old Ice The Complete Nail Salon Age artifacts at the talked about "For an old fashioned' tnias "Dark Caves, Bright Visions" (Located in Snippers) exhibit in New York's Museum of 778 Morris Tpke. Short Hills Everybody for miles around knows us,..we're Christmas Natural History on Dec, 26. headquarters for big, beautiful Balsam.i, dashing Douglas Firs, and "Maccabiah Monday" on the 29th old-timey evergreen ropings...and our original one-of-a-kind will be a day of competition, with 3- "vfcre«ths aj-ralrnost status making with the local gentry. This year, 6th graders traveling to the we're still all-out for charm and old-fashioned values biit with none DECEMBER HOLIDAY SPECIALS of the nuisance. Come see! MetroWest Y for athletic contests 1 with students from four other Jewish For New Clients After you purchase your true, we wrap it in Vexner netting to community centers. protect its shape, A clean ear and house is our present to you. Delightful dilemmas of deception Set of Porcelain Nails -^ "".#•"""" • ' ' " Hack by popular demand; STAND -STRAIT1 our ex. will be presented by the In- 50 00 Reg 70 00 \^v ternationaily^famousjiagifilajLflnd_ ciusiveCreasonahly priced) tree stand. We drill your tree to fit it, illusionist Professor Collins on Dec. absolutely plumb, and when it arrives home it stands tall and true,.._ 31. This ambassador of mystery will Wraps & Tips V ready to trim, IJ 2, j; with no fuls! No muss! 40 00 Reg, 55.00 teach two Illusions and give each i participant a "bag of tricks" to take If you huii-n'i stopped hy in (he past make it a "must" this year w shop in the relaxed, home. Jan. 2 will close "Winter Manicure , ^* peaceful oimosfiheri- of Mrs. Prince.* Stand. Uonnu devoiM a greal deal of lime getting Camp" with a bang when "Sesame 7 00 ' Reg 9 00 <«(. civrvthinK.rcutly. ii* definitely a labor «>/ low and it show's! Brtjov a cup af hot mulled Street Live" at the FeltForum toth e ^g ,-iil..rgs you look through oiircollevtiiin. Pedicure feature. • Donnas OneKifa-kind Wreaih. * talk Art < Freih garland, greeru • Cider Fees vary from $10 to $25, 15 00 Reg. 20 00 • Caroler, • Large teleciion of . Urave Wank«» •Order* taken *er depending on the day's program. • Candy & homem*de cookies ChrittmaiOrnament! •Firewood detleiouspia Most programs run from 9 a.m. to 5 We also leature Air p.m. and extended care from 8 a.m. Brushing and Nail Art , and until 6 p.m. is available for a nominal fee. Registration is limited and the deadline is Dec. 12. Sleekier _ 647 Springfield Ave, Springfield 376-1360 may be called at 289-8112 for further 376.6920 information on "Winter Camp." <*ttttttttttttttt tttttttttttt •> m a. How to survive holiday parties — without gaining weight Ha%'e you ever felt guilty about at this time of the year is crucial where you'll be at odds with temp- takes for your brain to "...get the Exercise and rest are also im- passing up one of Aunt Maybelle's What can you do to resist temp- tation. message that you're full." portant, but, as the magazine says, 3,968-calorie chocolate kisses, or felt tation'.' For one thing, "Ruden and Nonalcoholic drinks with a lot of "With all the schlepping of packages bad about devouring the pumpkin others believe that there are no such bubbles are best, because the Cut down on leftovers by giving you'll do around holiday time, you things as forbidden foods, only foods bubbles will make you feel full. pie that kt'pi after you until you them awa»way itoyourguestso your guesis,. might even burn off a pound oor two." finally ate it? If so. the-"Guilt^Free that can be eaten less often and Alcoholic drinks, on the other hand, Guide to Season's Eatings" in the those that can be eaten more often," "...pack a triple whammy," ac- December issue of Good Food according to the magazine. Don't cording to the magazine. "They're Tips on how io open the 'bubbly' magazine is just what the doctor feel guilty if you overindulge, high in calories; they tend to make ordered for you. because guilty people are "prime you thirsty because they have a "ChampagnChampagne is the wine ooff keeping your thumb over the celebration,ebrntion," according to ththee r-nrlcorkf . LooseI.rwiei»n thpe wirpe muzzlrrtii7?1ne and According to Ronald Ruden, a candidates for pigging out." diuretic effect; and they weaken Registered dietician Mindy your resolve," December issue of Good Food then gently twist ihe bottle and New York physician, "To enjoy life magazine. There are many fine the cork away from each other. is not necessarily to pig out," In fact, Hermann-Zaldins says, "Never go to Other sound recommendations a party famished. That leads to from Good Food include: sparkling wines to choose from The eopfc should not come out "The goal over the holidays should these days that are perfect for with a loud pop, a sound usually be to not lose weight," according to serious consequences." Good Food Keep talking — you won't be advises readers to "Eat a healthy able to eat much if when your mouth just about any occasion. accompanied by a loss of bubbles Mary Lee Chin, a spokesman for the and wine. American Dietetic Association and a snack from your own kitchen before is continually moving. But how do you open a registered dietician. Good Food you go out the door." Hermann- Wait about 20 minutes after sparkling wine? 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SUBURBAN LUBRICATIONS, INC, THE SUMMIT TRUST CO. 258 Park Street PART TIME jiffy lube Upper MontelaSr, NJ 07043 201746 4083 •PISCATAWY Equal Opportun.lv tmriioyer *CLARK •BASKING RIDGE THE MAPLEWOOD TRUST & BANK CO. PART TIME CLERICAL BANKING *PARKEROFFiCE Immediate openings in Union area. For bright ambitious per- Previous teller experience is always preferred but will DEFINITELY son to perfrrm various office consider individuals who have the right stuff-effective communica- duties indue • light typing, fil- tion skills, figure aptitude, and good interpersonal ability, ing, and switchboard relief. TELLERS Full Benefi's package. Non- WE'D LIKE TO MEET YOU... smoker preferred. Crestmont Federal with over $1 Billion, in assets offers excellent FLOATING TELLERS Call for appointment growth opportunities for both experienced and entry ievel telers in our $260 Min. Starting Salary between 2pm & Spm branch system. We currency have a number of full and part time FULL TIME openings available for brig'.' individuals who are good with figures 686-3100 and have proven their abilit, to work well-with people in a service en- vironment, f£ At least one year teller experience preferred but will consider in- dividual with two years cashier experience. Must be willing to learn various online teller systems. You will travel between corporate HEAD TELLERS banking centers and must provide own transportation (Mileage CLERK Typist-Part time, 2-4 hours allowance). per day, 5 days per week,*Apply in • MOUNTAINSIDE person, MALLQR-MC CABS I, CO., 1-2 years teller experience required. Excellent customer service skills 40 Commerce Ave, Springfield. ON-CALL TELLERS FULLTIME $8,50 -10.50/Hour CLERK TYPIST •SPRINGFIELD •MADISON •SOUTH PLAINFIELD Full time, 1 person office, light book- keeping, experience preferred. If PART TIME PLUS 7,50 A Day BONUS necessaryi with train. Must have •MQRRISTQWN •WOODBRIDGE B. good handwriting and be good with •MADISON •WESTFIELD Men.,Thurs,, Fri. figures. Call Mike, 686-3311. •PLAINFIELD •MIDDLETOWN Prior teller experience required (at least 9 months) hour are flexible •SOUTH PLAINFIELD •MAPLEWOOD (under 20 per week). Must be able to work in our various branches-ln BANKING central New Jersey andprovide own transportation. Would You Like A Take the first step toward Joining our team of professionals by calling Career In Banking CUSTOMER SERVICE our Human Resources Department, Monday-Thursday between 9 AM- •SPRINGFIELD (F/T) •MAPLEWQOD(F/T) 3 PM, • RETIREMENT ACCOUNTS (201) 522-3680 SPBINGFIELD Crestmont Federal offers excellent advancement opportunities and ® competitive salaries. Our part time positions offer excellent hours for The An excellent full time opening students and homemakers - with the opportunity to make extra cash. is now available in the Retire- Our full time positions offer a full benefits package including medical Summit. ment Accounts Department of and tuition refund. * our growing savinefs and loan. Please call Daisy Pascuale in our Human Resourses Department at: Banaxporation 100 Industrial Road The ideal candidate will have BerkelBy Heights, NJ 07922 excellent communication skills 763-4700 EXT.235 for customer contact, good figure aptitude, organizational skills, and light typing ability, CFtESTMONT BOOKKEEPER ASS'T BANK TELLER prior banking experience a Essex Counties longest established definite plus, FEDERAL—^ suburban auto dealer has immediate EXPERIENCED SAVINGS opening for experienced assistant For cash desk position. Full or part COMPETITIVE SAURY bookkeeper. Ideal for person with at time positions available. Duties In- clude reconciling dally cash receipts BENEFITS PACKAGE Equal Opportunity Employer least one year accounting background. Duties will Include ac- and making bank deposits. Call 731- ADVANCEMENT OPPTY'S counts payable, accounts 4663 and/or 731=2360, TUITION ASSISTANCE receivable, light payroll, typing, and other general accounting duties in- 'BOOKKEEPER- For wholesale Please call for an appt: cluding COMPUTERS. Top salary, operation In Linden, A/R, A/P, P/R BOOKKEEPER BOOKKEEPER full benefits. Call 763-4567 for taxes, computer experience helpful. Needed in Account Receivable* details. Opportunity to advance. Top 763-4700 EXT.234 Experience with one write A/R, Experience needed, In multiple benefits. Salary based on A/P Systems, Extremely busy company. Heavy paper work AIRCOOLED knowledge. Call Faye, 862-5052, office, much paper work and and follow-up. CRT-IBAA-36 ex- AUTOMOTIVE CORP.* follow up. Call Kathy for Ap- perience a plus. For more infor- 2195 Millburn Aw,, Maplewood CUSTOMER SERVICE- Minimim 2 pointment between hours of mation call for appointment years experience, clothing Ipm-Spm: between 9 a.m. 12 noon. background preferred, heavy CLEANING- SERVICE, Night per- telephone, benefits, pleasant office. 686,3100 686-3100 son. Eight hours per night. Three Salary negotiable. Resume or letter days per week. $4.00 per hour. Call stating qualifications to VCC, BOX EQLJjlOpportun.tr Emp'oytr 371.1158. 633, Linden, 07036, HELP WANTED HELP WANTED I HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED CLERK-TYPIST ENGINEERING DRAFTSMAN Purchasing Dept. CLERICALS Linden, New Jersey, Engineering Department We seek an organized and responsi- Our Customers are Selective ble individual to work 3 full days per Our Employees are Superior week in this busy and congenial of- haii include the preparation of drawings for all phases of I fice. You should be detail-oriented mSpa! engineer^ including drainage, roads and sewers. Ex- SELECTiVITY AND SUPERIORITY and, preferably, have some office perience preferred but not required, I experience. Do These Qualities Describe You? liberal fringe benefits. Contact our Oept of Human Resources for application at 533- Salary eemmensurili with eiperienee. Internal promotions and continuing expansion have created these Linden residents preferred. diversified positions: 5499. Old Short Hills Rd., Liv- ingston, NJ 07039, An equal oppor- Equal Opportunity Employer. tunity employer, I FULLTIME Z SAINT BARNABAS Commercial MEDICAL CENTER o -~~ _ Loan Clerks BERKELEY MEIOHTSand CHATHAM • These entry level positions B.M.I. o have a variety of diversified tasks •• typing, record keeping, update !!.& SAT. ONLY! and file maintenance, phones, etc, ELECTRONIC GREAT OPPORTUNITY Carpeting Mill For motivated person in- TECHNICIAN terested In a career opportuni- Overdraft Outlet Warehouse We have an immediate opening ty. Sales Manager and part Buy Direct-Up to 75% Off for a qualified technician of 2 time help needed for unique Clerk 1st Quality* 100% Nylon Remnants way mobile radios. Good children's boutique opening in BERKELEY HEIGHTS Benefits. Salary negotiable. deposit accounts. Responsible for handling Summit demand Cash n Carry«M/Card-Visa Summit, Salary open. Contact Bring Room Sizes-Call For Dir. Call for an appointment: Susan for more information at 467-4020. Purchasing 20 Holies Dr»OH Sumner Kenilworth 245-6307 Off GSP Exit 138 & 5 Points Clerk 2412500 BERKELEY HEIGHTS • Heavy tying, phone contact, filing, ab!«» to use PC. Hours: Fri, ll-6»Sat. 9-3 MAINTENANCE FULLTIME Receptionist CLERK/- TYPIST Good typist. Pull time position available to do stock work, deliveries and outside Learn switchboard relief, process grounds work of professional buildings. New jersey State drivers CHATHAM Greet customers, lignt typing, filing, etc. mail, various other clerical func- license necessary. A comprehensive benefits package accompanies Our Salaries are highly competitive and we offer an outstanding tions necessary for communications this 40 hour week position. If interested call Personnel 277-8633, benefits package including savings plan, department. Good salary and ben- fits. Springfield area. Call Ruth PART TIME jarett, 3791100. McM&d ,ft A Berkeley Heights Location CABLBMAN/W - Experienced only, 120 SUMMIT AVINUE SUMMIT, .NEW JERSEY Q7W1 to install cable TV in large apart- ment complex. Also to make minor Junior repfirs. Call 373-2243, PULL TlMl-Billing person for busy OAL/6UY FRIDAY Maintenance medical practiced Computerized Mature, responsible, accurate per- system, billing or insurance ex- son for general office work including Engineer CLERK TYPIST perience preferred, but will train. typing, filing, phones, people contact Three full days 8 AAA 4:30 PM. Ideal for recently retired Individual Full time. Experience preferred, but Salary commensurate with ability. for busy Essex county office, Ix- handy witli home repairs. Heavy lifting, valid N.J, drivers license. will train bright individual. Com- 687-0810, Mary. perienced only. Salary commen- plete benefits package, call Ruth surate with experience. Call 373- PULL TIME ^LiRiCAL - Small 2242. Check Polo at 6870200. Equa Opportunity busy Union office with pleasant at- Employer, mosphere. Light typing and schedul- INSURANCE. CLERK/TYPIST- Processor ing appointments, good spelling and Light typing, phone and CRT, Ix- Monday 4:30 • 11 PM; Tuesday • Friday 4:30 PM 8:30 PM, Prepare CUSTOMER SERVICE PERSON excellent phone skills a must. Non- perlence helpful but not necessary. '4 transit checks for night deposit. Starting January for life insurance smoker, Insurance background Springfield area, 31 hour week. agency, part time/preferred. Varied helpful but not necessary. Call 964- Good salary and excellent benefits. Cash duties, light secretarial skills. 467- 4aaa, Call Nancy ZMi 8850, Management SAL/- GUY Friday. With typing, of- INSURANCE- i Medical/Dental CLEANING Woman-Wanted for fice skills and apptitude for figures claims approver. Process and pay Clerk doctor's office. Union Center, 688- for small manufacturing company. medical/surgical, major medical AAonday - Friday 9 AM • l PM. Processing equity payments and lock 4330. Call 373-4564. and dental claims, CRT experience boxes. helpful. Competitive salary and ex- DRAPERY OPERATORS - Ex GOVERNMENT JOBS • $16,040- cellent benefits, Springfield area. Find out more by calling our Human Resourses Department Monday • perienced full and part time, we also $59,230 year. Now hiring. Call 1-80S- Call Gloria Taylor, 3/9-1090, Wednesday between 9 AM • 3 PM. require installers, Roselle Park, 486- 687-6000 Ext, R-4991 for current 5111; federal list. (201)5223680 OOVBRNMENTJobS 16,040 JANITORIAL DRIVERS S59,230/yr, Now Hiring. Call 80S-6B7- Person needed for Office cleaning, 2- -** Gasoline delivery, $10,50 per 6000 Ext, ff-1448 for current federal 3 afternoons weekly, jayson Oil ART list. Company, 2401 Vauxhall Road, The hour after break-in. Union, 6881111. license and tank truck ex- GAL/- GUY FRIDAY • Experienc- Summit perlence required. Call: ed, daily telephone duties, learning GULF OIL CO. • computer, and general typing 50-66 LINDEN, N.J. WPM, Five girl office. Excellent MEDICAL SECRETARY Bancorporalion 862-1250 benefits. Call 9641200, ask for Dtb- Full time, experienced, mature. bie. Must be good typist and speller, knowledge of Spanish helpful. Ex- 100 industrial Road GAL/ GUY FRIDAY-Part time. cellent salary 8, benefits. Cail 373- Berkeley Heights. N.j, 07M2 DENTAL HYGIENIST Diversified duties. General typing, 8000, unique opportunity to loin .our filing, heavy phone contact. Willing Bquai OpprStunlty Employer W/F 'H/V Hygiene Department and par- to learn computer. Call 9641200, ask ticipate in other exciting dental ex- for Debbie, periences, Call 4670720 in Mlllburn. ,. MACHINIST DIRECTOR- OF NURSES • Reform- 5 years experience, Set-yp

HEALTH CARE OPPORTUNITIES O The Summit Medical Group, P.A,, A Multi-Speciality Group Practice PART TIME MEDICAL TRANSCRIBERS FULL TIME/PART TIME n it now acceptina aDDlications for the following Ideal opportunities: c TELEPHONE Immediate full/part time positins available. Proficient typing skills m File Clerks P/T Evenings SOLICITOR and medical terminology required. Flexible daytime hours. Pleasant O atmosphere and comprehensive benefits package. If interested call Z Gal Mark Cornwall At: c File Cferk.Typist F/T Personnel, 277-8633. z o Insurance Patient Rep F/T 686=7700 z P. A n Maintenance F/T m SUMMIT AVENU1 • SUMMIT, NEW JERSBV O7OT1 o Medical Technologist F/T PART TIMt-Offlce assistant to do c photo copying, place and answer Medical Transcribers FT/PT phone calls, light filing and typing to Phlebotomists F/T start, 2-3 hours per day, AA/l, 5 day PART TIME week. Call 6S8-5760. PROGRAMMER o re Receptionists FT/PT DRIVER/COURIERS Minimum 5 years experience n with RPG-II needed in busy n PART Time Receptionist for doc 3 X-Ray Technicians P/T Watchung Office tor's office, i2-7pm, 3 days per week. ALT. WEEKENDS Union Manufacturing Firm. a Call for interview between 912, 964- Currently converting to IBM- 7878. 5-45 AM1:45 PM 36, Experienced with software We offerexcelient salaries plus company paid benefits with most posi- IN ELIZABETH modification necessary. Non- tions. If interested, please call Personnel, 277-8633, PART Time Office Cleaners- smoker. Full benefits package. Needed evenings and also full time Send resume 8. Salary re , ft A days. Summit area. Phone/car re- Valid Nj driver's license re- qulrements to: quired. 675-2644. quired. Armed experience P.O. BOX 1719 1JO SUMMIT AVENUE • SUMMIT. NBW JERSEY 07WI preferred. Union, NJ 07083 Attn: M. Duff us PART- TIME. Report coordinator Excellent wages. Interviews needed for busy Union, N.J, office. will be held AAonday Duties include preparation of finish- PART TIME INSURANCE PATIENT REPRESENTATIVE ed reports for submission to clients. THROUGH, Thursday from 9 Full time position available in our Insurance Department, Typing and Four hours per day, five days per AAA to 3 PAA at our Human Secretariate. proficiency in math skills required. Insurance background preferred week. No typing necessary. Please Resource Department: but not necessary. If interested, please call Personnel 277-8633. call 851-9390. & Clericals 342 Westminster Ave. PART~TIME -Clerical position for ELIZABETH See how far your , A k Union CPA, diversified duties, word skills can take you ISOSUMMfl AV6NUI processing helpful, will train. Call at Elizabethtown Water! Ntv» JIRSET 0790 762-9334. (1 block from the Post Office at the intersection of Westminster & No. Broad St.) We're a major New Jersey utility company, based in Elizabeth with offices in Cran- Ltgal Secretaries I NUR5INGQPPQRTUNITIES The National ford and Piainfield. Our growth has Springfield ' State Bank created immediate Part Time Oppor- Busy firm needs experienced tunities that offer FLEXIBLE DAYS AND Secretaries with good real 8 HOURS. estate background. Steno re- IMMEDIATE I quired. Knowledge j>f Word PART Time workfrom home on These positions require a general Perfect a plus. Excellent I new telephone program. Earn $6,00, benefits and working condi- a $10,00 or more per hour. Call 688 secretarial OR clerical/office background tions. Call AArs, Peek at: OPENINGS 0753.' and good typing skills. In addition you 467-4444 . I must present a professional appearance PART Time Telephone Sales and excellent communication skills. For an Appointment I Insurance office In Union, Evenings. B Mature, experienced person prefer i Part Time-AH Shifts I red. Call Giselle after 4pm, 6880010. In our small, friendly work environment, LPN's-Fuii & Part Time, 3-11 & 11-7 Shifts 1 PART/- TIME BOOKKEEPER the selected candidates will receive a MACHINIST I Three days per week, 9 AM - 5 PM. competitive hourly wage and the oppor- Rapidly growing fixture Must have knowledge of monthly tunity to learn and advance. For con- B faxes, disbursements and recon sideration, please call between 8 am 5 manufacturer in Union, N.J. re- ciliations. Call 964-4533. quires a general machinest SAURY BASED ON EXPERIENCE-EDUCATION I pm. both first and second class to R,N,- Pull time charge nurse posi- work on Jigs, fixtures, machine i RN's $21,000 • $27,000 tion. Reformed Church Home, 116 MEG NEOFSEY building, etc. Excellent growth i beds. Geriatric experience prefer- potential, working conditions, LPN's $16,135 - $17,209 red. Call 371-7171. 201 / 354 4444, Ext. 356 and benefits. Contact Mr, Art i Kraysfmanat; RECEPTIONIST - Pleasant phone PER DIEM RN's - $13/hr. Flexible Hours manner. Lite typing and diversified ELIZABETHTOWN FERRO clerical duties for CPA firm in West WATER COMPANY Orange, off Route 280, Call Mr. MERCHANDISING Blumenfeld 32S0090. An Equal Opportunity Employer Shift Differential & Charge Pay in Addition to Base 1 686.3100 I PATIENT ACCOUNTS REPRESENTATIVE MEDICAL SECRETARY EXTENSIVE BENEFIT PACKAGE I Full time, experienced, mature. CONTACT: I Full time entry level pdlltion available in our Credit Department. Pro- Must be. good typist and speller, ficient typing required. Pleasant atmosphere, excellent company knowledge of Spanish helpful. Ex- I benefits package. If jnterested call Personnel 277-8633. cellent salary and benefits. Call 373- Lillian O'Brien, RN Nurse Recruiter 8000. X 3227240 east, 301 I 0.5,40. Clerk m SUMMIT AVE HUE • SUMMIT. NEW JERSEY 07101 Red Star Express Lines, malor com- mor carrier, seeking O.S.&D, Clerk a with trucking experience, O.S.&D, JOHN E, RUNNELS HOSPITAL experience a plus. High School RECEPTIONIST RECEPTIONIST graduate, full time, days. Excellent OF UNION COUNTY Leading import dealership has an Pleasant phone manner, typing and salary and company paid benefits. immediate opening for a recep- divesified duties. Jayson Oil Com- Send resume to Red Star Express Piainfield Ave. & Valley Rd. tionist to do customer relations pany, 2401 Vauxhall Read, Union, Lines, 400 Delancy Street, Newark, Berkeley Heights, NJ. 07922 1 work. Applicant must have a neat 688-1111. N,J. 07105, Attn: Joe Hills. E.O.E, I appearance and good personality to M/F/H/V, work well with customers. We offer a good pay plan and benefit RECEPTIONIST Equal Opportunity Employer package. Contact Phillip Under- OPHTHALMIC ASSISTANT wood at 762-8500, HELP!!! I ESSEX For Optometrist in Union SPORTS CARS Fast paced Real Estate office with Looking for friendly, responsible 2191 Artillburn Ave., AAaplewood extremely busy phones, has a full person to be my "right hand" and tinie receptionist position available run my office, learn about contact for the right individual with a plea- lenses and eyeglasses. Experience sant phone manner and a good sense helpful, 4 days, no Wednesdays. Call MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIST RECEPTIONIST of humor. If you can handle 8 plus in- 964-6046, Immediate full time day position in our Group practice Facility for Excellent opportunity at leading cemming lines, numerous exten- medical technologist, ascp registered or eligible. Previous micro- automotive center. Diverse duties sions, large but congenial sales OFFICE PERSON - Fulltime, biology experience and proficiency in all phases of laboratory pro- include light typing, telephone, etc, force, light typing and, most times, duties include order taking by phone cedures are required. We offer a am hour work week, competitive in pleasant congenial surroundings. intense phone work, contact Ann and processing by computer ter- salary, excellent company paid benefits program and are located in Excellent pay plan and benefits. Marie at 376=2422. CALL US TODAY, minal. In Irvington, need own Suburban Summit, just minutes from the Garden State Parkway. You'll like working with usS Please WE NEEDED YOU YESTERDAY. transportation. Call 371-3800 after Please call Personnel: 277-8633. contact Debbie at 763-4M7 for 9am, _ ». details. STOCKROOM CLERK- Full time AIRCOOLED , PART TIME- Office help. Available position. Organized man or woman for busy office in Union. Must type m SUMMIT AVENUE • SUMMIT, NEW JERSEY 01W AUTOMOTIVE CORP, needed for inventory control, shipp- and possess good business manner. 2195 Millburn Ave,, Miplewood ing, receiving. Experience helpful. Call Joanne 6fl7 5962 Call 688 1618. mi!lj books, d*j ink Mpn id gfher CBLLARS, ¥# M J jo c«ir CLASSIFIED fiDS! 5*1. and cleaned Tnr, lore No checKs garages Ap B«*con H.ll Co . pint fTiUC lER SPINt frmosed i tnelo NEW £ USE So farly birds els, r.cpiieni tona,t,6n sur»i, ete, MUrdeck s JimrfW nmgs. }'. ,-. 15 Bodv«. Fender Parts Place. Union Available at fff iff linn z O 5 SERVICES OFFERED u HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED I IBCURITY GUARD - Part time WAITER/- WAITRESS, Kitchen BOOKKEEPING z employee for weekends, afternoon/- help. Experience helpful. Part 3 RECEPTIONISTS FULL TIME/PART TIME Done at home for small businesses midnight shift. Call 687-2000. time, weekends, banquets. Apply Ca11 272-5290 or 527=0479 after 6pm. ' * Springburn Manor, 2800 Springfield Vinous positions available, both full time and part time. Please call Ave,, Union. d8?-4200. i Personnel at 277-8633 to discuss hours and schedulf s. 3 TYPESEnERS/PROOFERDERS u O This is if! An excellent opportunity AARON u. to become part of one of the largest 4 INSTRUCTIONS advertising/commercial m SUMMIT AVENUE • SUMMIT, NEW JERSEY anal typographers in N.J. We are in the MAINTENANCE process of becoming the absolute SUCCESSFUL largest and are moving to brand new expanded facilities within the next MATH TUTOR 20 YEARS IN BUSINESS RESTAURANT six months. If you are the best In SECRETARIES your shop, loin us and be paid for it. 1 Don't hesitate, we have Immediate Over 25 Yean Teaching COMPLETE CHIMNEY SERVICE GO COLLEGIATE High School/College HELP Kean College of New Jersey is seek- openings. For appointment, call Denny's has full and part time ing a temporary secretary for 1 year Rick, AAon • Fri, 241-6161, Algebra 1 thru Calculus ROOFING MASONRY 'A positions, all shifts open at their in the assessment of student learn- RESULTS PRODUCED Union location for: ing dept. Good typing and orgalza- •WAITIRS/WAITRESSES tionai skills required. 1242.38 per 686-6550 COMPLETE SERVICE 'HOST/HOSTESS week plus excellent benefits after 60 We offer paid vacations, days. Apply Personnel Office, Mor- WAREHOUSE benefits, flexible hours and ris Avenue, Union, New Jersey. 201 TUTORING 4 more. Please apply to: 527-2150, DAN - 379-6865 DENNY'S RESTAURANT, INC. PERSON BY Equal opportunity employer/ Minimum 2 years experience T 2401 Highway 22 West affirmative action employer pulling and packing orders for BELL LABS SCIENTIST union, N.J. 07083 U.P.S. and truck shipment. •K! B.O.E, AA/F Contact Matt & EXPERIENCED TEACHER CREATIVE CALLIGRAPHY SERVICE ADVISOR MATH & PHYSICS FOR EVERY OCCASION 7 ROUTE DRIVER Our growing dealership is looking HELP WITH ANY PROBLEMS We are a rapidly expanding for an experienced service advisor 355-6700 beverage distributor in need of a few to fill an immediate key position. If Reasonable Rates REASONABLE RATES good rhen/w who can make^a good you are dynamic, self motivated, 233-6210 impression on our customers, are responsible and organized this is the conscientious and hard working. If position for you. Our people oriented CALL JESSICA you fit that description, enloy a dealership offers top salary. Incen- challenge are able to drive a mid tive, excellent benefits and more 4674605 size truck then call and talk to us Call Paul Holzer at 686-6566 for inter* XRAY TECHNICIANS PART TIME about a career which offers a view. We are now accepting applications for ARRT registered xray technl- generous salary, incentives, S£E-^r £Ur "ew «telit8 offlce in Waichunfi. Daytime/evening/- benefits, and potential for growth. weekends/holiday hours available. If interested call Personnel: 277 Call Jerry at 5898081, SWEDISH MASSAGE TELEPHONE OPERATOR/ CERTIFIED MASSEUSE RECEPTiONIST , SALES Growing computer cornparfy seeks A A CALL 7617273 individual to handle busy phones and 120 SUMMIT AVINUI SUMMIT, NE w JIRSEY greet people, pleasant phone man- 07S01 PERSON ner a must. Good company benefits. Experience In |ewelry sales Call Rosanne for interview between preferred. Full time for fine 9am-12pm, 686-noo, WORD PROCESSING R,E, FRAME lewelry store in Westfield, Call for an appointment. REMODELING WANG •Kitchens 233-6900 IBM PC •Rec Rooms THIS HOLIDAY SEASON DISPLAY WRITER 3 •Porch Enclosures SUPERVISORS NEEDED DECKMATE Serving Union County ABSOLUTELY Enjoy the FREE ESTMATES NO INVESTMENT MULTIMATE 654 6459 Career opportunity to hire, train and I Special Advantages IMMEDIATE manage party plan personnel. Teaching, business or home party | ASSIGNMENTS plan background a plus. Free train- For CARPENTRY Ing provided. Call Arlene, 8310133, Experienced Operators Excellent positions with SECRETARY TOP COMPANIES Suburban based Automotive Leas- Olsten AWL CARPENTRY In Essex 8, Union Counties ing Company has an immediate •Stairs'Ddors opening for an individual with ex- TOP PAY! orches'Decks perience. Duties will include typing, MAJOR MEDICAL heefrocking-Paneling computer Input, record keeping, etc. jeiling-Repairs We offer a good pay plan along wth with Dental Option FREE ESTIMATES benefits Including hospital jzatjon, LIFE INSURANCE 352-8099 vacation, etc. Contact AAr, Hossler WITH or Debbie. **SAME WEEK FRIDAY PAY** PAY EVERY WEEK •TOP PAY .SKILL FREE GIFTS! HIGH TECH REFERRAL BONUSES G & KCARPENTRY Leasing •FLEXIBLE IMPROVEMENT All Types Of Carpentry AAaplewood 763-3701 Call or visit any of our offices INSURED SCHEDULES r •WORKrTRAVELl TODAY. SALES- EARN $500 - $1,500 part time per month, $2,000 • $4,000 full •BONUSES •MEDICAL PUN Bloomfield 741-7561 ESTIMATES I REFERENCES time per month. If seriously in- WORD PROCESSORS/PC OPERATORS 174 Bloomfield Ave, GIVEN terested cail 669-3804, SECRETARIES/TYPISTS Union 886.3262 381-7910 SECRETARY- Steno mininum 80 DATA ENTRY/CRT 688-4524 WPAA. Type minlmuni60 WPAA, (BLOOMFIELD. '748-7561 2333 Morris Ave. Suite A-l? Five years experience. Five girl of- fice, Ixcellenf benefits. Call 964- 574 Bloomfield Ave. iDlit/7 1200, ask for Debbie. G.GREENWALD |UNION 686 3262 S E R VICES Carpenter Contractors 2333 Morris Ave. Suite A17 All type repairs, remodeling, k!t= WANTiD- OVERWEIGHT People chen, porches, enclosures, cellars, to try new herbal diet. If seriously flftics, Pully insured, estimates interested call 649-3804, given 6S8-29I4. Small |obs "0 luitnnt Fermi m*ttress, customer. %JiO6 pS'f ORANGE Large spocioui QJ rientlity. Biding of maple twin t»o fr*mts wifh room apartment, ranch type. GIN1RAL REPAIR^ MOUSE SAkE rs keeping 7% ."ij 5 rjtmi htii ana ncf Csn_JI9 sir] LOJPECT ST (Off Parker s Lf. Sun 10 4 HELP *i«j I Alts Verier M< •n Sif*ar work O el» I'tnilorm n , Will Orjngr c in P X t JO BSSfa CLASSIFIEDfiDS! c 13 Be.con Hill z 'IANCJ. I|MM lifcft SFINlH, myc _ fct*r » years ola, e»c*llent conaition NEW I USE! sure*, etc MUrdock a-MlS fto early birds 6 Can eyenmgs, >', . .'is Place, Union Bofly & Fender Parts Available at Mf LP! EAST ORANGE Amo 8 CARPENTRY CLEAN UP SERVICE DRIVEWAYS HOME IMPROVEMENTS HOME IMPROVEMENTS i CARPBNTRY.lnterior painting, ATTENTION SEAL-A-DRIVE Save Your INTERIOR P&S furniture repairs and refinishing. Driveway, /Wake if look better and Call Ken after 6pm weekdays, 351- CONTRACTORS last longer by having a Seal-A-Drlve HOME MAINTENANCE Application. Call 273-8S8B For Free Complete Home Repairs Estimate. REMODELING ATTICS-BASEMENTS CARPENTRY GARRIGAN CUSTOM 5-7 Yard Dump Truck and Driver ELECTRICIANS Finishing Basements Insulation Work Available for Small and Large Jobs. And Kitchen t Bathrooms CARPENTRY From Minor Repairs Removal of Concrete, etc. Attics FULLY INSURED REASONABLE To Major Renovation All Types Of Carpentry 3720556 SPURR ELECTRIC FRIENDLY 37M22I FREE ESTIMATES 688-7426 NEW AND DEPENDABLE ALTERATION WORK RMC 351-9119 Specializing in recessed lighting and service changing, smoke detectors, 379-5366 CONSTRUCTION HOME CLEANING yard and security lighting, altera- For People On The Go. tions, and new developments. • CARPENTRY "Specialty Of The House." License No, 7288 JOE DOMAN Programs Designed By Fully Insured J&R • MASONRY 686-3824 YOU WOODWORKING • ROOFING & SIDING •Alterations/Repairs To Meet NO JOB TOO SMALL •TILE •CLOSETS/CABINETS 8519614 •WATERPROOFING YOUR All Items custoni designed, specializing in •CUSTOMIZED TABLES/ • BATHROOMS 1 KITCHENS Needs! hard mod and formica, •STORAGE AREAS •FORMICA/WOOD 245-1945 GARAGE DOORS FULLY INSURED •WALL UNITS«OESKS* /PANELIN6/5HEETRQCK Executive 8, Professional Home Care, Inc. •COUNTER TOPS* FREE ESTIMATES /WINDOWS/DOORS Fully insured., GARAGE DOORS installed, garage extensions, repairs 8, service, elec- •VANITIES* ALUMINUM SIDING tric operators & radio controls, •BOOKCASES CALL 388-9424 CARPET CARE STEVEN'S OVIRHEAD DOOR, 241 0749. •TABLES FREE ESTIMATES PAINTING/ ALL PRO METROPOLITAN DOOR CO. 964-4676 CARPET SALES VINYL SIDING Residential, commercial, PAPERHANGING Sales, Repairs & Installed AND ALL ODD JOBS $4 - $6 Sq. Yard Save energy this winter, seal your Service & Parts Department WEEKENDS ONLY Buy At Builders Prices home with insulation & siding. Automatic & radio control GUARANTEED door openers. Frti Measuring Free estimates. Fully Insured Contracting CALL 379-5266 (Mm. SO Sq. Yards) LOWEST PRICES 241-5550 •Carpentry HIGHEST QUALITY •Masonry SUMP PUMP • Horns or Office We will beat any bonaf ide quote. GENERAL SERVICES •Additions • Large Selection Quick Service/Sr Citizen Discount •Decks DOUBLE PROTECTION • Many Colors 753-2981/751.4494 •Windows & Doors Free Estimate , 2721761 WAKE UP SERVICE FULLY INSURED 686-1121 REFERENCES ALL- TYPES - Of Surface clefning. Tired of oversleeping? Don't be late THE Hot & Cold pressure washing,' Free anymore. For more information call: 3720556 HOLIDAY SPECIAL • Affordable estimates, DAVE'S STEAAA PROFESSIONALS CLEANING, 762=0027, Leave 688-7426 CARPENTRY carpet cleaning, professionally message. steam cleaned rooms $40 and down. 3530872 • Additions*Decks Also, sheetrocKing, gen. carpentry, wallpapering and rms, painted. • Basements'Attics Very reasonable. Call Jay 29804f5. DRIVEWAYS HOME IMPROVEMENTS MAKE OLD • Porch Enclosures CEILINGS • Kitchens CHIMNEY CLEANING F&D PAVING BARTHES NEW ROOFING •SHEET ROCK CONTRACTING INC. •SUSPENDED • Wood*Slate Asphalt Driveways Rooms •Additions •Kitchens •Baths PLASTER • Asbestos AARON Parking Areas •Doors (interior/exterior) Replace- •PATCHING ment Windows »Atfics •Basements .Days • Asphalt Shingles •Sheetrock •Ceilings (All types. Ful- MAINTENANCE ly insured). Free estimates. All work guaranteed, 324-7600 PAINTING • Concrete Sidewalks 20 YEARS IN BUSINESS • Brick Stoops 964-5959 • Interior Affer 5 P.M. • Pitlos • Exterior COMPLETE HOME IMPROVEMENTS 687-4163 FULLY INSURED CHIMNEY SERVICE FREE ESTIMATES SPECIALIZING IN AL 372-4282 Roofing-Masonry r SMALL to MEDIUM 964-7854 JOBS CALL: MARGOLIN UNITY INTERNATIONAL DAN • 379-6865 688-8285 HOMEIMPR. CO. CONSTRUCTION COMPANY R&TPUGLIESE •SIDING "DECKS 'KITCHENS BUILDING & REMODELING ASPHALT PAVING IMPROVE YOUR HOME BATHROOMS •ROOFING CLEAN UP SERVICE PAINTING •ADDITONS DORMERS'ADOITIONS DRIVEWAYS WITH GIL DORMERS PARKING LOTS AM phases of interior and exterior BMC CLEANING CO, CURBS 4 CONCRETE work. 10% discount for interior work DECKS f. formica done through Jan, 31, WECLEAN QUALITY WORK •Attics* iasement Custom Built | Repairs j'i Speeiilish Fully Insured Wood Fences & Basements • REFACING •VANITIES •Oarages»ltc. COUNTER TOPS •MODULARS WE HAUL AWAY Free Estimates FREE ESTIMATES CALL688-2460 Residential & Commercial Mike 862-2160,9 3pm 272-886i Since 1?68 Bob-925-3378,5 8pm 964-8364 6864980 964-3575 Buses 671 4117 ORANGE Lara* sMr.ious.JVji MOUSE SALE SP1CT ST (off Psrher room aparfrneni, rineP type. Airi results Wf •I. Sun. 10 t prices Calli i WUUJiNBE J fBom* heat and walnut I'.t&tl fur *liO *ortf.r Ml ifh A sad IOBS dori Study work LI rugi. tomes"" Call] lr TrinilOfmtf Small Ads... r and of Sieve ?*. 17lj boom, other CiLLABS. f» Big Results! _ I, and ciesnM Tearj CLASSIFIED ADS! garages Ap fiere No ehecNs | 5 10 i X Calf pint rernoves iHlon Bfeferrea. Tjnd"WrEh fnels Ao early birds. james f* Mr » years oia, encellen! 15 1115 7 ill IUI-M, etc MUrdoch 3.443] u« BoOy 1. Ftnder P*r« Call fvfn.ngy 7', .,'15 Magnolia f»laee, Union Available at EASTORANGf Amc

z TREE SERVICE i JEWELERS MASONRY PAINTING PAINTING u z o PARK NEW JERSEY WILLIAM E, z CALL AND SAVE! •NEW YORK A.S.&SONS, INC. One coat on exterior, $475 8, up. BAUER TREE SERVICE 3 •ANTWIRP All Kinds of Masonry Work Rooms, hallways, stores, offices Z DIAMOND SETTING painted or papered, $45.00 a. up. Professional Painting o EXTRAODINAIRE PATIOS i/3 Free estimates, fully insured. 374- Exterior/Interior 3 MANUFACTURING Fully Insured Fret Estimates 5436 or 761=5511. Removals-Pruning* u SPECIAL ORDERS 289-3843 Paperhanging O OFFICIAL G.l.A. INSURED • Planting*Bracing» IMPORTER (after 4:30 p,m,} • Feeding»Cabling» APPRAISER FAIRWAY 964-4942 PAINTING 2419684 SKI SETTING CO. RENATO CAVALLARO CONTRACTORS ROOFING 90s Mountain Ave, Serving All Of Union County Springfield, New Jersey MASONRY/PAVING Quality WorMReasonibll Priced 3768881 Brick Work-Steps-Patios Sidewalks No JobJoo Small or Too Large TYPEWRITER SERVICE or 376-8880 Stone Work-Driveways. Interior-Exterior AlrTypes of Repairs Commercial-Residential PROFESSIONAL KITCHEN CABINETS """ FREE ESTIMATES Free Estimatts-Fullj Insured Gutters Leaders TYPIST Resumes, Dissertations, Statistical 2720955 2762181 DOTSY LOU Tables, Letters, Theses, Term Papers, Legal and Medical JAN'S KiTCHENS INC. Roofing Contractors Transcripts, Reasonable Rates. Call : CUSTOM KiTCHENS AT Eileen 9641793. STOCK CABINET PRICES Union, Nj INTERIOR & EXTERIOR European & Traditional Concepti. Painting. Leaders 8. Gutters,- Free 374-6137 Featuring the Dorwood Custom MOVING & STORAGE estimates. Insured, Stephen Deo. Cabinet Line. 233-3561. i Call Jan at 647-6556 WILLIAM H.VEIT For a Free In Home Estimate. WINDOWS AMERICAN RID BALL Roofing — Seamless Gutters, Free Local 8. worldwide movers. Red Estimates. Own work. Insured. LANDSCAPING Carpet service to FLORIDA. Agent Since 1932. 241-7245. UNIVERSITY Van Lines, 276-2070. J.L. CAROLAN 1601 W. Edgar Road, Linden. PC PAINTING SPRING SPECIAL!! 00102. INTERIOR'EXTERIOR SLIPCOVERS-DRAPERIES 15 WINDOWS $45.00 D'ONOFRIO & SON Quality Workmanship Each Additional Window Reasonable Rates CUSTOM- SLIPCOVERS, Spring & Fall Clean-up Free Estimates DRAPERIES AND RE- $3.50. „ Complete Landscape BERBERICK&SON 634-3475/688-5457 UPHOLSQTSRY. Guaranteed Call Diane or Roy at Clean-up-Tree Expert Expert MOVING 8, STORAGE at workmanship. Your fabric or ours, 8510868 Genera ^Contractor low cost. Residential, Commercial. 36 years experience, formerly at Free Estimate Shore Trips, Local 8. Long Distance. STSINBACH'S, Discount for Senior if No |ob too small. 298-0882, Lie 00210, j & j PAINTING CO. Citizens; FREE shop at home ser- CALL ANTHONY vice. Call Walter Canter at 757-6655. MISCELLANEOUS 7S3-S91! DON'S-MQVING AND STORAGE, The Finest In Painting (The Recommended Mover) Our INTERIOR-EXTERIOR 25th Year, PC 00019. 375 Roseland TILE WORK PLace, Union. 687-0035. Serving Union & Essex Counties AL P. BOYEA FREE ESTIMATES FLEA MARKETS DENICOLO - PAUL'S CALL JOHN TILE CONTRACTORS &C0. M&M MOVERS 3741846 SHOP-Warren Flea Market for Formely of Yale Avenue, Hillside. Christmas. Every Sunday, lam- Complete Tree Care Local and long distance moving. Established 1935 3pm. Crafts, new, collectibles. 469- •Landscape Design PM 00177 1571. 688-7768 IC ICHREIHOFIR-Painting in Kitchens-Bathrooms •Tree* Stump 192SVauxhall Rd. Union. ferior, exterior. Free estimates, in- Repairs Grouting sured, 687=9268, 687=3717, eves, FOR SALE Removal weekends. file Floors •Crane Rentals Tub Enclosures RITTINHOUSE Showerstalls •Contracting MOVING BSDB - Twin Sizez,, Seal alyy posfurpedicp . Low cost moving by experienced FREE ESTIMATES Mattress and bob x springig,, bed frramea . FREE men. Call 24V9791 for free estimate. FULL INSURED Excellent condition. tlOOOO. ClCall 376- LOU'S PAINTING No job too small 6672, Leave Message. FIREWOOD Fall Painting or too large (Unsplit) ODD JOBS 686 5550/390 4425 CHRISTMAS-SPECIAL. Free knit- and P.O. BOX 3695 ting machine stand ($50, value) with •ROOFING Union, NJ. - any model knitting-machine sold. GARDEN MULCH •GUTTERS Financing is available. Free FALL lessons. Limited supply of imported & LEADERS TREE SERVICE yarn, Telephonte Kafhy 964-6048. LEAF CLEAN UP 9647359 Authorized Studio Dealer. 245-1919 , CALL TOM: ,r DOLLHOUSE - Dolls, cradles, high FULLY INSURED 241-5017 BLUE JAY chairs, handmade Victorian bisque LEAVE MESSAGE MASTER^PAJNTER^ Twenty-two „ _ TREf SERVICE dpMs and dolj _ eJMhjBS, 18". Jil MRHON™ years experience. Inside/Outside, Our Specialty, faking down difficult Negotiabie. Call 964-6534. price very reasonable, Free trees. RemovalTrimming- LANDSCAPING estimates. Call Ben 8512610 Firewood-Fully Insuredland Clear- •Cleanups HOME HANDY MAN anytime. ing, Free Estimates. Serving Union Painting, paperhanging, carpentry •Power Thatching County, Call: EHTERTAINTMENT'87 & odd jobs, cleanups. No lob too 486-2207 Discount books available through •Reseeding small. 964=880?, Holy Spirit School Library Guild. •New lawns £ shrubs FANTASTIC CHRISTMAS GIFT IDEA. 50% Off dining, theatre, MONTHLY Painting By WOODSTACK movies, sports, travel, etc. To order i RUBBISH REMOVAL First Clan Tradesman or for more information call 964-4311 MAINTENANCE HOME OR COMMERCIAL TREE SERVICE Or964-9!41, Advice on your home painting pro All types Tree Work REASONABLE RUBBISH REMOVED blems, •Free Estimates All furniture wood 8, metals taken 30 Years Experience in the Trade, •Senior Citizen Dutount FIREWOOD away. Attics, basements & oarage PHONE NICK •Immediate Service Spllt.Unsplit CALL CHRIS cleaned. Reasonable rates, Pick up or delivered 325 2713 22B-792B 2454835 •Insured 6864638 "We Load»Not You" ANYTIME 276-5752 245-1919 •o luiinni f ormj, customer. IJS n\ pair ; luin Hill]) ORANGE Large ipac.oui S>/»| ______^ tienmiitf. Oiiii r t > MOUSE SALE % DRANGB Sroom, h«, ^T..?-^'"^ *?g.. g! -.^l NAMpVMAN, SINJWLRI^ iPECT ST. (oil Parker j. Sun 10 * R NELP cite walnut i Alls ^srtci rds, * Hfly work _, lilt Cvclt Tranilefmer | |( . WntQringt ith 6 ruga, r and p a«r «nk Man books, Ifl other CELLARS. VI ^ CLASSIFIED flDS! set, and cleaned Tear, c II lH{gn H~M cl No checks ga'jgn As z iurti, etc MUfgoch . NEW 4 USE early birds O Magnolia Place, union Body 8. Fender Parti Available at on c z -i FOR SALE FOR SALE GARAGE SALE 7-PETS REAL ESTATE

BABY= FERRETS • 12 wejks Ola. MAPLEWOOD-Garage and house Three female, one male. Excellent sale. Kitchen set, [uKe box, ping I WAN TE D'T'L AST HOME Christmas gifts. Call Joyce at 687 Bloomfield pong table, toys, clothing, household 0200. Ext. 43. or687-8119. items. 7 Woodhill Drive, Sunday, STORES FOR SALE I N 1 9 8 6 December 14 only, 10 AAA-5 PM. NO CHICKS, , Excellent opportunity for To dsplay new insulated vinyl siding made by EXXON CORPORATION Qualified private investor. 100% occupan- homes will receive huge discounts. DOG TRAINING cy. Principalsonly. Call Mr. De Bear (201) 377-6000. Exclusive 100% FINANCING WANTED TO BUY Broker. CALL: PERFECT HOME ANY LIONEL, FLYER, COMPANIONS, Inc. UNION 286-2477 IVESANDOTHIR TRAINS Top prices paid. OBEDIENCE BUY OR SELL CALL FIREWOOD 635-2058 PROBLEM SOLVING Split and seasoned hardwood. One ATTENTION! 334-8709 year old, full cord! Last Minute Holiday Shoppers SPECIALTY TRAINING WHITE Realty Realtors 688 4200 CALL: Avon BOOKS 636=0278 or 583-5885 We Buy and Sell Books Training designed to meet the needs of Avon has the answer. No 321 PARK AVE., PLFD. every dog owner. waiting for delivery. Come to PL43900 HOUSE FOR SALE FREEZER.Upright 18 cu. feet. Good the Avon Holiday Store, Dozens ALL AGES condition, $250, 688=2145, of holiday gifts for every family ALL BREEDS .member, as well as the popular COLOR-Portable TV sets and VCR's Avon fragrances, ]ewelry and wanted to buy, any condition. Days, PRIVATE LESSONS FIREWOOD- SEASONID OAK, daily needs products you love. 753-7333, evenings, 464-7496. PUTNAM MANOR GUARANTEED TO BURN. CALL Cash and carry. Bring this ad Custom 3 bedroom split, built for 379-6041. receive 10% discount, bring a owner, located on safe deadend in OLD CLOCKS & CALL: Union's most prestigious area. friend and receive additional POCKET WATCHES 10% discount. Tuesday, Featuring extra large living room, GUITARS- Ovation and Yamaha Highest cash piid, also parts. Union, 763-BONE formal dining room, story large eat- December 16, 6 PAA-10 PM at 964-1224. Clastic and 6 string ban|o, Ex- VFW Hall, High Street 8, In kitchen with dishwasher, 2 rec cellent condition. Reasonable, 925- Stuyvesant Ave., Union, Next to rooms, 1 with built in wet bar, 2Vs 4391. Hofbrau House, baths, central air, 2 car garage, Orig, Recyclers Scrap many amenities, must be seen, Metal PET GROOMING S255,000. For appointment call 376- HALF PRiCEFlashing arrow signs, MAXWilNSTBIN 7775. Will cooperate with realtor. 1289! Lighted, non-arrow $279, And Sons Unlighted$239! (Free Letters!) Few SINCE 1920 left. See locally. Factory: 1(800)423- 2426 Morris Ave., Union 0163, anytime. TABLE PADS Daily 8-5 Sat, USA'S GROOMING Custom made to fit your dining 8:30.12 686-8236 9RENTAL room table, vinyl top, felt bot- & PET SUPPLY HOUSEHOLD- SALE - 2058 Pleasant torn, all colors, order now for USED FURS ~~~ Custom Pet Grooming Parkway (Off Stuyvesant) Union, Christmas. Call after 6 p.m. , WANTED Done With TLC Saturday December 13, Sunday 356.4727 Highest prices paid for fur coats & All Breeds APARTMENTS FOR RENT December 14. 10 AM • 5 PM, Living Jackets you no longer wear. FRIED- room furniture, brie a brae, many MAN FURS,(609} 395-8158. other items. 964-0671, PIT SUPPLIES FOR HILLSIDE - 6 rooms plus laundry ALL YOUR NEEDS room and parking space. Good area, XMAS MONEY !-For your used LIVING ROOM-ltalian Provincial, WIRELESS GUITAR 542 North Avenue no pets, I'/s months security, records, 50's, 60*3, 70's. High prices references, $600 plus utilities, ?26- excellent condition, 3 chairs, 2 end paid. Call Steve, 6873384, Union tables, 2 lamps, $350. Oak console SYSTEM 6137. stereo/radio, $75. Recllner, $25. Samson. Used 5 times. $100 or 5276969 Saturday, 9-2,164 Nesbit Terrace, Ir- best offer (Cash or Trade), Call IRVINGTON-Luxury studio, full kit- vlngton. Mark at: ESTATE SALES chen, w-w carpeting, air condition, 686-7700, Ext. 23 Days CONDUCTED 8-REAL ESTATE security building, off street parking: MOVING- SALE, Springfield, S450 per month, 375-7383, after TO December 12th and 13th 11 AM • 4 371-9057 COMPLETE OR a.m. 4' PM, Record player, sewing Leave Message PARTIAL CONTENTS ALL CASH-Paid tor any home, 1-10 machine, couch, table, full bed and APPRAISALS families, 2 weeks closing, no obliga- dresser,,Mlscelianeus items. Please tions, Essex and Union counties. Ap- ROSELLE PARK= Residential sec- Call 379S917, Call proved contractors. M>, Sharpe, 376- tion. Private house, four rooms and 8700, Realtors. , bath, large walk in closet, $595 per 687-7071 month. Heat, hot water supplied. PIANO - Baldwin console, pecan GARAGE SALE Respectable mature minded male/- finish, mint condition, $2000 firm. Call 7430233 after 7pm. GOVERNMBNT-Homes from $1 (U female. References required. No repair). Delinquent tax property pets. Available immediately. Send LlNDEjN- 409 East Elm Street, reply to Classified Box 4464, County Saturday December 13, Raindate 7-PETS Repossessions, Call 1 •805-687-6000, STIREO - Pioneer with turntable, Ext.GH-1448. for current reoo list. Leader Newspaper, 1291 Stuyvesant tuner, amplifier, tapedeck, 2 Sunday December 14. 9 • 4, Avenue, Union, N.J, 07083, speakers, glass & walnut cabinet, Christmas decorations, toys, Schwinn 26" 3-speed men's bike, clothes, books. Sanyo student refrig, AM items like UPPER fRVINGTON- 3 large new, 232-9034, ROSELLEPARK rooms. Taking applications. Near LOW COST FIRNMAR REALTY transportation. See superintendent LIVINGSTON Spaying & Buying or Selling after 1PM, 3 Elmwood Terrace, Irv- SOFA 8. CHAIR - Drexel, 7 piece HOUSE CONTENTS! Neutering for Realtor 24V588S ington. wine set, all new, lamp, steel cement ALLMUSTGO! Cats & DORS 31 W. WestfieldAve,,RP mixing pan, tire chains, self clean- Including pregnant pets ing Stove. 688=7372, Patiai list: 4 piece wall unit, For Information call: UNION • 4 room apartment in decorator bench, marble top private 2 family home for mature tables, French Provincial Animal Alliance RAY BELL person. Convenient to all TWIN BED- Dressers, night table, dresser and vanity, French traditional sofa, tables, buffet, mir- Welfare AND ASSOCIATES transportation. $650, utilities sup- Provincial end tables, pair plied. Send replies to: Classified Box rors, chairs, priced to sell. 376S1B2. decorator lamps, side by side League of N.J. WEEKDAYS 9am-5pm 4463, County Leader Newspapers, refrigerator, washer/dryer, "We Are Your" 1291 Stuyvesant Ave., Union, NJ freezer, desks, bar and stools, 07083, etc. Plus much household, brie 5743981 Neighborhood Professionals UNION TICKETS a-brac. clothes, much more! (also lower rates with proof of cer- 1921 Morris Ave. Union 2022 Morris Ave Too much to list! priced to go! tain fed, or state Assist, Prog,) Union, New jersey House must be emptied! Cash UNION-6 rooms, (choice of 1st or 851-2880 only. Friday, Saturday, Sun- 2nd floor). Cabinet kitchen, •David Lee Roth day, December 12, 13, 14, 9am . DOG SITTER WANTiD • For dishwasher, central air, in brick •O.M.D. 4pm, U Shrewsbury Drfve, loveable, well trained dog in your house, garage. Commerce Avenue, •Billy Jbel between Route 280 and Mt. home. Occasional weekends and $900 per month, utilities extra, i •Peter Gabriel Pleasant Avenue. longer. Food supplied. Fenced in month security. No pets. January •Rangers yard a plus. Call 376-5682, 688-6000 occupancy. Call 686-9265, •Knicks customer. Hi 00 pair '. •««* WJH! MOUSE SALE B.ihng! 0( ,m«>* '""n Bed frames'with j| - — room apartment, fafief typt. Air I MANDYMAN, CENIRAL J RfiOSPECT ST. (of! Parkfr RANCE 5 roomi hut ind j. Sun 10 * OkHpi) >"••, ."II mmainnl ^ c*na walnut rdi, 4 HER AliS ^6rf#r MA lur Str.fly work iih * sad IODI rugs, tsm«"" ] p and or %fiif IK 1713 beeki. Id other CLASSIFIED ADS! *»f», anadd No ehtehi Bf*COf> N.ll Co IAND. IPWU libR eh fneis .j*-* l*jo early birds ?»ari old. excellent sures, etc MUrdock a'JS32 1241 Call cvrmngv Bofly 4 Fender Parts "' ignoHa Place, Union, Available at

APARTMENTS WANTED YOUNG Non-smoker, business woman desires 3 room unfurnished UNION COUNTY CLASSIFIED z apartment in private home. Union o Vicinity. Call 688-6446 or 442-1150, after SPAA.

UNION- Orchard AAeadows. One RIGHT bedroom, one bath. All applianeas. Air conditionig and washer/dryer in- Table Saw - 10", % horsepower C/YI T\ cluded. Near ail transportation. Call 8 AAA • 5 PAA, 43i-3626 or after 6 motor with extra blades. JULU AWAY PAA, 235-944S. Good condition. HOUSES FOR RENT I »5»° forth© first 20 words MILLBURN-Yoming section. 2 slso each added 10 words bedroom house. New kitchen with USE A PREPAID skylight, new bath, immaculate inclose check move-in condition, owner anxious! $1,150 per month. Evenings call Fran or money order fii Schneiderman, 731-60i2, CLASSIFIED AD ALTMAN REALTOR NAME TELEPHONE. OFFICE SPACE

SPRINGFIELD - Professional of= ADDRESS f ices to rent, 1 and/or 2 offices, lodge shared waiting room in beautiful professional office suite. AAorris Ave, opposite Saks..467-2299. CITY—=_ ZIP

UNION 400 to 800 square feet, panel- ed, first floor, Stuyvesant Avenue location. Air condition, own ther- mostat, private lavatory, call 687- 4418, 9:30-5, Monday Friday,

WANTED TO RENT Write your ad in the spaces below and mail to •v; WANTED • Garage in the vicinity of T Stuyvesant a. Chancellor Ave,, Irv- i ington. Call 379-1295 or after 6pm COUNTY LEADER NEWSPAPERS 377-6790. CLASSIFIED IF YOU P.O. Box 3109. Union, N.J. 07083 »i> *•» Cool It 1, 2, 3. 4. Ride It Sail It 5. 6. 7. 8. Fly It Drive It 9. 10 12. Caoklt Clean It 13. 14. 15. 16. Rent It Meetlt 17. 18. 19. DOITl 3* in the 21. 22 23. r. 24.

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Featuring a spacious living room, a formal dining room A spacious living room with a cozy fireplace is just the and 3 large bedrooms, this spacious Colonial is in move- beginningofthisT-roomcustom-builtmodern Colonial in condition. Interior also boasts a first floor den, 11 /2 home. Interior boasts a formal dining room, a first floor T baths and many amenities, A great home, hurry to see den with skylights, 3 extra large bedrooms, and many this home before someone else buys it. $129,900 Call more amenities .AndallononeofUnion'sfinest streets. 687-5050 (UNn27) $259,000 CaU 687-5050 (UNI121) Joy Kaplan

SueOold Call Our Extra-Effort People at the Office Listed Below: UNION 530 Chestnut St, 687-5050 Omccsin New Jersey, New York, Connecticut, Pennsylvania and Florida.

This owner occupied 12-room, 2-f amlly home is in mint SCHLOTT condition, and is a perfect opportunity for the right This aluminum-sided home offers 3 bedrooms, a dine- owner. Interior boasts a 3-bedroom and a 2-bedroom in-kitchen, finished basement and detached garage, A REALTORS" apartment. There is a large family room in the owner superb location on a quiet street 2 blocks from 5 Points apartment. Home also boasts a nice yard, modern conveniences, Ariidealstarterhome. Perfect for retirees The Extra-Effor kitchens and baths, and all separate utilities, $239,900 too.In Washington Seheelarea,$I49,900CaH687-5050 Call687-5050 (UNIl 23) (UNI 124) Use this handy reference^© nearby businesses and services. They're Let an expert do it!as close as your telephone!

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