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ft*-" & . TJ .•''.I".- •. .0. at the Alumni Lounge, Downs Hall, The r The .Kead College of New Jersey speak on career >ppportunitles and the. program, the registration deadline is ? tomorrow. : • v •. . - ' registration deadline is May 11.' ' •, •.'•-- w Student Association in Gerontology will necessary preparation. ••'', - • ; " The fifth program, Management of the. k>. present ''The Professional .'Geron-' The. event is free and open to the ' Thesecond program. yPorking With" the .•.-.By VlfKi.VKKKI.ANI>'' Mountain Avenue. A short stretch, Grossberg made • a 10 minute &' - Disruptive, and Disorderly Client, will be Blind, and Visually; impairea-Elderly,! known as Possum Pass, connects it to tologist" from 7 until 9 p.m. Tuesday in public. .'••• ''•.'. . will be held on Wednesday;.May'30, at the • Dlssnlisficd by vvhat they .sec as n videotape or traffic on two separate ho Alumni Lounge. Downs Hall. ' • held on Wednesday. May 16. at.the lack of progress «n the issue.'a number Charles Street, Mountainside.- The The Union college also will present six Warrenbrpok'.SenjIpr- Center,VWarnen., days which he showed the township The panel presentation will be given by Alumni . Lounge. Dptyns Hall. The of Briur Ilills.CircIc residents allchded majority of Possum Pass lies in committee Tuesday night..The tape ttrV-'- programs - in the training of gerontology;. ^^p^di' j ; Kea'n alumni Paula Close of Murray Hill, r •; registration deadline is Way 4.. '. ••'.•%:.-.;• • Tuesday's Township Committee to Springfield, however, • it crosses the showed a sizeable amount of traffic, ' thisyear;ailfrbm9a'.m;'t<>4p:m. ; - -;";• ;' ti|^y ytse; of. Mountainside dividing line. > oi-cupational therapist: Mary Russo of The third program.; Counseling With: f ; protest the traffic conditions on their * (Continued on page 3) Millburn, Senior Center administrator:" the Elderly, will bo held on Thursday, Voluht|eers ' fl}Fa^^eiryjee-Delivery;. '.street.' • ' " The road' is used by both, local . The first. Diagnostic and Treatment System: Recruitment, Training and;: ;. Muriel Stoller of Jnmesburg, recreation Methods for Counseling the Elderly, jwill May 17. at the Alumni Lounge, Downs - The residents were told at the last travelers and out-of-town residents'as } i Management Strategies, will be held on z ihcrapsit'; Aliniimah Bilal-Shakir of be held on Monday. April 30. at the Ha|l..The registration deadline is May 7. township ' committee meeting two an alternate route to Mountainside, Aevvarlcsocial-worker with the aged:1 The fourth program. Management of Wednesday, June 20, at the Daughters of weeks ago, that no major/reforms were allowing Ihoifi to avoid a heavily *"•.'•'. "Alumni Lounge. Downs Hall. Joan Kcizer d Sally Yanderzell of Cdlonia. director of the. Woodbridge Multi-Service the Speech and Hearing Impaired Miriam in Clifton The registration intended for their- street. The township congested section of Route 22 West. Clerk's off ice f" '-.• nursing home admissions.- They- will program on Aging will, direct the Elderly, will be held on Tuesday. May 22, deadline is Mav 8 committee reported to the group of The township committee met un- residents that they would not initiate prdductively with Mountainside of- will stay open 3 any plans to close Possum Pass (a ficials to arrive at a joint solution to the ftKv' section off of Briar Hills Circle) or traffic problem. In its decision to leave for new voters !••.:' o make the street a one-way. the road open, the committee weighed u. However, Mayor Philip Fciniuch heayily the concerns of members of Township Clerk Arthur Buehrer \r You're right at stated that he would authorize, "an municipal emergency squads who feel reminds all residents of Springfield increased police presence", on the,that any type of street restriction would who are not registered to vote that ;*' street, to monitor the speed of traffic. • impede their rescue service. the last day to register to be eligible •»'•' for Easter Bargains! ..'POTeNTil'AL DANGER—A potential safety hazard exits to school children who ".'•..' • • play dn'theiparklrig lot at the.Florence M. Gaudineer School during recess; Vehicles The Briar Hills group has been Grossberg, and other Briar Hills to vote in.the June 5 primary elec- • ' ' 'rTiaklrig deliveries to the Board of Education offices, located behind.the school,pass battling with the governing body for the Circle advocates of.traffic reform, have tion is May 7. DEWAR'S 1799 past 18 months in- its effort' to take suggested to the governing body that a To accomodate the registration of ;.."•'•.; '-the'pl&yjngchildren. .'•• '..' • .;' .,.•:-.; (photoby Vic'ki Vreeland) , 1.75 Utar measures to alleviate thehcavy volume "Do Not Enter" sign be posted at the new voters, said Buehrer, the WHITE LABEL •# of traffic that flows through the circle. entrance to Possum Pass, westbound. Township Clerk's Office will be open Randolph Grossberg, a chief proponent The sign could also- read, "Official until ,9 p.m. on May 3, 4 and 7 in -outs' of the group, maintains that the street, Vehicles Only," permitting emergency addition to its normal office hours of HEINEKEN LIGHT "is being abused as its functional vehicles and school buses access to the 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through • Imported From Holland classification;" »streets located at the lop of Charles Friday. drire school Briar Hills Circle is located off of Street. AMARETTO m « 48 .-••,'• ByVICKIVREELAN'D inspected,' all of the sclmul's parking' •The regional district has opted to close DISARONNO I I rSQML Two school safety concerns — the and playground facilities should bo.,, 'school that day; whereas Baruchin said Parents surveyed on grad date potential danger posed to students by The board also 'authorized interim- j',tjie local district, in the past,- never vehicle? that use the .parking/- board attorney William* Jeremiah to'•''. ' closed ,for the holiday. However, he By VICKIVREELAND Graduation exercises had originally would like to see graduation held Have a Happy Easter!' , playgrdund; area behind Gaudineer inquire about the possible purchase of recommenced that the board consider been scheduled for Thursday, June 21, Friday afternoon, June 22. : Following protests from students at School and; the possible introduction Of 'property oh Ca.ldwell Place, adjacent to closing for the dayto, "aliow'families to the April 18 Regional Board of but an additional snow day ran the According to Superintendent Dr. LIQUOR CORDIALS BEER WINE SODA/MIXER a district-wide "look-put'' program for the school. Baruchin said the property spend the day together." Education meeting April 18 on the school calendar one day short of the Donald Merachnik, "We know how the school'-age. children — were topics of has been of interest to the district for a " Petino supported closing. "It is the proposal to postpone commencement state-mandated 180 days, causing the students feel, and now we want to hear BOLLA .discussion during the Springfield Board number of years.'"; ', ..'•'•• only day in the country to honor Italian exercises, surveys were sent, out to postponement to Sunday, June 24. from the parents." The board advised SAMBUCA MILLER LITE *™5« COKE 1 ROMANA Coke or Tab, of- Education's' April ;18' conference Cindy : Malta, a member of the Americans, ' he said; ''and in light of parents asking for their feelihgs about the students that a Friday graduation Regular or Students presented the board with a 99 • meeting..,.'; l ••'.., ; y'S,- .. district's PTA, asked the board,to , cwhnt Is happening in this town, I think the issue. • . • ' would present two main problems — it Caffalna Fraa establish a ' dislrlctrwide. sa'fid'ty" 2C0-nar^e petition, signed by seniors at •^MnsoML li^. regard .to the Grti'dirieer situation, we should close,"'By contract; staff •;/•;•••(!<.'>,:•• could interfere with the schedule of . b6^rdS;jriember.: Stuart, Appleb'aum .'program, "helping Hatid,".' in. members .are alldwod to take the day About 50 replies from regional high all four .regional high schools. They working parents, and present dif- V6ur Choice Introduced1 an agenda item to request Springfield, .She bXplalhed that off with, pay, even should the school school parents, surveyed on a preferred stated thaf a'Sunday graduation im- ficulties for those who observe the ' l 1 peded seniors who had arranged to Jewish Sabbath. ... . Bardollno. or 99* that' the "Unioh County Safety- Coor- residents volunteer to display lh'.a'hpme'' remain open.' • • date ,'• for commencement exercises, 2Ut«rPlu»Tax Valpolicalla dinator iris^ectithBsch.pql.pqrljihg |pl.;: *|iWn*idiwwl'thJ'j)ioHj)|oijiaul have been received in the regional begin summer jobs the day following Merachnik said the responses, which CANADA DRY attdoffersafcHyadvice'; v; : T~ • • g attlio fipmo is a safe refuge biW^iidl'^' ' •the-original graduatHjiiv.'XK6 students arc- due to cnrno-irfall Week, wiil be BALLANTINE HARVEY'S : . -,.._,.....„.. I is Sept.'5,' SCOTCH TUBORG BRISTOL MIXERS . .Schools' • SupeHntendent , prod for children who encounter problems on 1984:wl(h;tKp'clpslng date scheduled for tabulated on Tuesday and reported al Club, Glngar Ala, 1 CREAM Saruchln said"Jhat since this year's" theiproutestoorfrprri.school. • ... 1;. June, 21,. I98!>I'Baruchin-said the corn-. the board meeting that night. Tonic, Saltier and 1 9* „' BHtarLamon relocation. pfMhefboard,offices to' that '','' -Surrounding commtinitles have the hiUjtee,.-.'.'tried -jp be discreet about in other matters, the board approved school, vehicle , traffic .because of program in progress, and Matta has. curtailed sessions for next year!" am and prosecutor the operation of a district summer 7 deliveries arid :*vlsitors has flowed attempted to get it off the ground in __-. school.fromJ.uly 2 through Aug,-3 in the 1'.75Lltar- Cms of Bottler througfilhe rear parking lot where the "Springfield, .She requested that the be extended to June 22, to recover an David Brearley Regional High School, school children gather during lunch.' board provide $2,500 to get."Helping, additional school day missed for in- settte cds« aotnof court Kenilworth. In addition, at all four-' CROMWELL T * ROYAL RHEINGOLD ••MARTINI & ROSSI . Baruchln said the original' design ' Hand'-.started. .-.. . • ' clement weather this winter. By VICKI VREELAND David Isseriman, the county attorney facilities, driver education, Weight Your Choice .Ji. % ASTI . allowed for both a parking area and a A six-year gnawing ordeal for Police training and conditioning programs Gin or TARA . Board member Pietro Petino stated The board also discussed the possible who defended the suit. However, Vodka 80 Proof Irish Craam SPUMANTE playground. •'. \ that he was concerned about providing Captain Samuel Calabrese ended Issenman is on vacation this week. will be offered. .. Liqueur addition of five names to the district's • George Gomes, former president of the funds ''arid, then turning it over to substitute pool, along with one sub- recently • when the Union County Calabrese said that he is able to The board-also approved a 2-year-oid 99 the board, said the'children,should not people who are not responsible to the stitute nurse, and. school aides. Prosecutor's office agreed to settle his conduct a "pleasant" job relationship Summer Evening Musical Theater, ¥ be playing on Ihe blacktop,, only the board," \ , "•, • • Baruchin • said there is always, "a case out of court. with those officers remaining in the. also to be held at David Brearley. surrounding grassy areas. "The board of education'should not constant need"'for aides and sub- Calabrese was awarded a $110,000 department who were originally named Merachnik recommended approval for h "It is'a parking lot, and not a take responsibility for .kids off our stitutes. settlement In March, when Juvenile in his suit. "I now feel vindicated the program as an "excellent activity PAUL Seagram's playground," Gomes said, "and it has property,!' said Lou • MohacOj board . Eve Harrison, a former lunchroom and Domestic Relations Judge Robert. criminally and civilly" he said. for our students and graduates." MASSON MfiaHV been for the past 30'years. Presently member. The board agreed to discuss aide in the Thelmn Sandmeier School, J.T, Mooney dismissed the suit, "with He believes that the prosecutor's Approval was also given for two CHABLIS Club, OUtowr Alt, what is being used is in violation,". the progrnm at the regular business prejudice," but the captain said office agreed to such a large settlement choral groups to participate in out-of- Tonic, SattMT has been recommended by Baruchin 'Gomessaid, . • • •a " ••'. meeting April 30. and the school's principal, to be Monday that the. financial award.did' because they did not want to go to trial. state competitions next month. Twenty,- The board.recently leased space from In other ;business, ' the • board reassigned- in the- school. Harrison, not.compensate for the .experience he Calabrese has two more years on the eight students from Jonathan Dayton the: adjacent St. James • School' to .discussed the proposed school calendar whose name was left off the list inad- went through six years ago. force before he can retire, and he hopes Regional High School, Springfield, will Cau of Bottlas 4" provide additional, parking, however, ' In 1978, the Union County participate in the Montreal Music for: the 1984-85 school- year. Baruchin vertently by administration last Sep- that his settlement will make things, "a LITER Mua Tax Prosecutor's Office began an in- Festival, May 18 to 21. -GRAND LAURENT district staff members-'currently park said the calendar,' recommended by the tember; made many attempts during little more comfortable." MYERS'S HOME BEER LEMON-X in Guadlneer's rear lot. ; School Goverhmenl Committee, is. vestigation of him, sparked_by a report _He and his wife recently celebrated From Governor Livingston High ORDINAL 1 BLANC DE the school year to retain her job. BLOODY MARY Joseph . Pepe, '.board member, identical to thai of the regional district, Instead, Ruth Colaturgio, a substitute from a Springfield .police officer of (heir 20th wedding' anniversary with a School, Berkeley Heights, 39 students Rum Cream BLANCS MIX alleged misconducts by Calabrese. An- 99 suggested that if one parking-lot be with the exception of Columbus Day. (Continued on pnge :i). three-week vacation to Florida and the will attend the FloridaWorld Music 88 il-count indictment was handed down Bahamas. Festival in Orlando, Fla., May 8 to 13. 77 , ImpotUd •49 From Franc* by (he county grand jury charging the captain, a lieutenent at the time, with 4 S ut Tax 760 ML 780 ML Board mulls actions on asbestos fine defrauding township police, miscon- Cm ol BoHlea 750 ML duct, and obstruction of justice. :- •' i:y By VICKI VREELAND ' •'•' - location. Jeremiah, in a written reply to . Board member Pietro Petino He was investigated by two detec- .'•'•'. ••'••'.'. IUNUFACTUREAS REBATES ARE LIMITED TO ONE COUPON Pen HOUSEHOLD •''•• , SterSs that.the district Will take to., the EPAa,nd a request for-a-hearing,,.. suggested that if the district's legal • .JUII>>aniMd«odaa'l20t.*u^»>li>Aw*'ioaH||caiHat}4 tvicatlncluitotlltaiiMf'uawlMtfal vycraawvarlghttollmltquininm tives from the prosecutor's.office, who defend its Vactipns regarding tho denied the allegation. . . . '. appeals, begirt'.'mplinting' in cost, :it ALL STORES OCEN MONDAY-THURSDAY TIL gPU FRIDAY ANDSATVRDAYTILt10PMD PricaiGoodTo 4/24/84 according to Calabrese,' were "biased removal of asbestos from Guadineer. Jeremiah was notified by tlie'EPA might be better-servedulo admit guilt , S^Hrol w.^r^di^cuss^d'during the Board ' thaf artjinformaf conference would be and prejudiced."•• and pay the $6,000 fine. In 1979,. after a six-week trial during -.••.'• of .^fiucatlbn's conference' meeting scheduled"sometime in the last three • Jeremiah also said he intends to use There's No Place Like weeks of May, If the conforence is which time he was supended from the :. Ajrfiiw. J:•-:• ••!'" '•••'••. •.';•.-• .:.•:•:•'',. as a defense thej district's incurred forcfe, Calabrese was found not guilty of : .unproductive for the dislWcl.'.il then has \ • •' ' ^'•••. •••••.• '••'-. UNION . '' ;::Mfllj)arn,.JSrerfjiJih, .Interim board ' costs Of $0,145 toremovihg.asbesto s In criminal charges. '"••', • 1850 Morris Avenpe •.' •';.: attbrhey, dlsclissed "the district's... •the. option of scheduling, a formal ap- the rotunda-area and areas in the other '.:,•'.' reaijwnse tp,'.t|iiB "OiS.v JPrivironmcntal • •peal/''"v1 ' '"'' • Two-years later, he and his wife, ' ' Eastbound, Just Before Rt22 and &S. Parkway Overpass schools; • Virginia, filed .suit, against the Urtlon Store Open Sundays 12-SPM •'.'.'':•' r -Pr'oteetioh Age'ney'.s, eitdtib'n of the ," ••'district/ The!EPA-has recommended Prosecutor's Office for defamation of OTHER LOCATIONS: •••••'; that-thedlst^ct:b>'fi'ned.$8i0M^ .: • character. Calobrcsc was represented ' . . Hackenuefc, livintfon. Keamy. Nowarh. Orange, Pauafc. Palenon, Soulh Hockenuck. Greenbriar condo plan by James Spagnoli, of Spagnoji and' t d ; ;• ' ^reni|ah'sSid he believed there was '' '' '' ''"' ''"' *" V* ' " pquors Tinning, Elizabeth. Named,, as .ba^M for de,riylrtg the EPA's citation of ALWAYS A SALE^VEBYDAY Everyday Warehouse prices on all your favorite brands! Aprllji'prfailure-to notify, "employees defendants in his suit were John' anjj -'pitfenlst/tHatv the:, Florence"M.: #db Zoning Board Stamler, the county prosecutor; Robert — Gaudineer,> Middle School- rotuiida Woo'drufLassistant county prosecutor, The Greenbriar Service Corp,, which . A use 'variance was required'to ac- and tho two Investigators, Angclp Scriti— . calling contained friable asbestos,". . had applied' tii tho; Springfield Zoning comodaie Greenbrlar's plans to; con- ' < Jeremiah said Ihe federal statute was- and Lawrence Wlazlo. 1 Board of Adjustment for a use variance, struct a. five-story complex, since local Also'named wero three members of •:.' ^'aijtibigubusi" .'He stated the: statute; . to construct a.'fiyo-story' condominium ordinance only allows for tw,o-ond-a- ,' ''''doesnotsayany'partloularmothodof >'• the' Springfield Police Department, complex In the ''vicinity of Baltusrol *hu|f-story. slruqlures! The complox was Police "Chief George Parsoll, Lt. n6Uce,'be glveri." He added that' ihe :Way, was denied their^ request at. a to birsJjuilt fit the top of Wilson'and requirements stated Vthat. parental " Richard Bromberg, and a former police mooting hold April IR; .-,, :.'.- Shunp'ike-r«i>ds'. ' . . . dispatcher, Edward McNanny. .nbUceicbuldibeugiveh through,;the.-.:. Area • resments;, who opposed- the ,.'. parent-tiacher assoclaiioh," Jeremiah However,' in 19112" the' Supreme Court yarlance,,- five affirmative; votes were project from the slitrl, applauded the ' ruled that a police officer who t'om- announcement of the board's ruling.'. School' needed from the sevon-momber board, mitted perjury, could not be tried : Greenbriur now bus the option |o ap- criminally, only civilly, Calabrese was .,, said bo con- thed&eldiHgVo(.evwas4-3i - '' .' i;' ; peal the ease to the Springfield forced to drop the three, police officers tacted Sherry: SehrBjmm, PTA Voting in favor of the complex woro^ Township Committee, from his suit,. " pr«8lde( t at Gaudineer, who Bald she President Allen Slegbl," Robert Haar- Calabrese commented, "It is a crime jutitliapbened to be at a board meeting sgaard, Ruth Goldstein, .arid Konald that a police officer can commit per- '' i the asbestos-lssu'p was^lscussed: Clli^n;; jDpposed .to granting' the Inside sidiy variance for -the construction, wore \ jury on the stand, which can lead to .The Springfield Junior someone being indicted, and then that __ ^wbulfj person has no recourse to got back legal targes Baseball League opens its fees he had to extend for defending 3?inrJ .seaon.-.:on Saturday, himself from persons who tried In got iSee( page 12 for team* him Indicted," . • • fti$t6rti;. .•••••'-.• ' . :• '•'.•/,•' ' * 14, Bromberg said of thp decision, "I t 1,6ASTEfeiy.iSIT--The! Easter Bunny hopped In to visit the iii feel the judge did the right: .thins, Plytynskl household on. Hillside Avenue Vn Springfield this Obituaries"., because the ease was also dismissed for weekend. StanlyPlytynskl holds daughter DebWon his Tap! : lkbDAlt" •'' •>/';' with, fremi left, Jessica Tulte, Robyn Bludgus and Jeffrey „ „ the county prosecutor, Plytynskl. Jimmy Plytynskl portrayed the special guest. all Inquiries about the ease to
"H. SERVING SPRINGFIELD Thursday. April 24,1984- 3 YWCA marks ifs 125th ewriters Circle residents weary The Summit YWCA Joins 2'^. million YWCA activities bring: '. together Young sophisticates, a group of black, •;, U'oiitinuedrromijai'i'i) Springfield Board of Education was YW'celebrants nationwide today to women and girls of all ages and teenaged girls. '.;...>.' mark the 125th anniversary of the and a number of vehicles which ignored nm •..UUHHJ, According t« l''cintuch,the diversified ethnic, racial, religious and Central to YWCAservlce programs \f a stop sign near the circle. • • township will bond the $346,000 pur- economic BaclcgroondsrThe-Sumnllt- 22 The crosscountry birthday party a stress '• on the • eQmlHiUon of "—-K«llow|ng-the-fllmr-tl«mmilte«man—chaseligure. -, YWCA offers physical health and fit- discrimination — racial, ethnic, ageist SPRIN(JFIELD-A Route 22 East Middlesex man's driver's license Stanley Kaish commented, "It reaf- Also introduced was an ordinance lo highlights NatlonalYWCA Week as the . ness programs and other'programs ; establishment reported a break-in and. two years. The muni Willie Phillips. 27, jincrease a number of licensing fees in YWCA or Summit joins,-' some,450 including English as a Second and sexist. . •._•., ' . 1 firmed what we already knew." ..' Women and teens interested in the theft Sometime over the past weekend.. pleaded guilty lo a second offense of Joanne Tedesco, deputy mayor, the township. Tedesco said, the in- community and student Ys in ^.states' Language; an afterschool enrichment Springfield Police said the owners, driving without insurance. ' . creases will bring the township in ac- (Alaska's the exception) tb dramatize program for children of working YWCA, its special National YW Week stated, "We all recognize the problem. programs and its year-round activities . Harrlmant and Prunlr, entered their > Phillips was also fined.$265 and Our eyes arc not closed lo the situation, cordance with rates imposed by other the anniversary theme, "YWCA - 125 parents; seminars for women re- shop Monday morning to find'the front received 30 days of community Beryice. years—Still Pioneering." are Invited to stop in or to call 273-4242. but until we can come up with a viable municipalities. Some of the -. pntoflrii? .Iho prnf«w«lnnn1 w«rM" nnH door ajar and two IBM typewriters ' Three women pleaded guilty. l~ solution, wo have lo provide the only establishments involved are dry The Summit ,Y continues its ' .missing. The electric "typewriters are passing bad checks;BiATlKpf*s7Morrl relief available at (his time in the way cleaners, laundromats, and liquor celebration May 4 with an International valued at $12,400. Avenue' Lou Anne'Denny of Westfleld. of police enforcement of traffic." retailers.' . • -Tea, 7:30 to 10 pirn! a'L the YW, 79 Maple' In Municipal Court Monday night, Susan Mallon of North plainfield. and J •In other business, an ordinance A public hearing and second reading St., Summit. William Congalton, a tea • Judge. Malcolm Bphrod revoked •' al Deborah. Blase -of New providence^ authorizing the purchase of theof the ordinance will take place in two •>•»? taster of the Tea Council.of the U.S.A., were each fined a total of $100. - Raymond Chisholm School from (he weeks at the May 8 meeting. "Inc. will speak on the history and A Summit woman, who was arrested , legend of tea and display an assortment Police probe: v. and subsequently '.charged with of teas. Congalton will discuss the possession of a controlled dangerous .' impact of lea on the world's economy.. of flyer case substance and interference with police business in September, recently'had the Diamond Anniversary still continuing CDS charge dismissed;'fbr lack or Rotary's sale prosecution.,', •: . SPRINGFiEU)-A Police Depart- Helen'Rlchardson, 20V pleaded guilty mentinvestigation has been underway . 'to tfie. charge, of inlerferenec. She :CONGRATULATIONS-Newly elected Springfield Board of y by Detective James Hletala into the received a. ,$25,.suspcrided fine. fr<>m Education, president Barbara Adler Is congratulated by iii#i origination: of a political flyer that was. Acting Judge Rudolph; Hawkins, and fellow board member Samuel Appelbau'm at the April 18 distributed under a C.A.U.S.E. cam- was ordered to pay $25 to the stale's board meeting. for scholarship paign letterhead, 'during the .April 3 . Violent Crimes-Bureau! ,;. . •••'•''.• (Photoby Vicki Vreeland) SPRINGPlEL'b-The Springfield' Springfield' Board of Education elec- When you buy . .Rotary Club holds Us annual tion- ..'-.. .."••. •.•:"'••• •."'.•'; Scholarship Fund Flea Market Sunday, The'flyer, a"'reproduction of letters N L UB F ne y electe a diamond, ofN?wartc u, r £ in SM^ l ° f'^rs <,f The Bavarian Club from 10 a;m. to 5:30 p.m., on; the Adler names committee appointees a a ed t!? S4t h anr ua dinner at tne containing ethnic slurs received by Kf lin2r7 in tl«* *J f J . l i, Galloping Hill• grounds, of Jonathan Dayton Regional three Springfield residents in January, SPJrUNGFlELD-Committees for the Faigcnbaum, chairman; Pepe, Pictro cipals Committee, Applcbaum, Adler f n ro? le Springfield Board of Education were Pctino and Adler. Policy Committee, and Monaco, with an alternate to be FfoanJrrt n2 i',! Ti Jf'an a^jjorrald E eanorne Nemeth Louise Ehmann, Wr .'. HighSchool.' . •.,-. .. •;• :,. carried the return • address from a h^JmKF°ck/ lrL.eP? Ickl an,,d,, E''eanore BuergelBuergel;; anandd IInn back back,, frofromm leftleft,, According to Chairman Mel kevoe; Springfield PoliceDepartment official announced by President Barbara Adler Petino, chairman; Dr. Luciani, Pepe named. Secretaries' Committee, Ap- CONFIDENCE . the sale will feature antiques, han- envelope, • According to Hietala, the •at the April 18 Conference meeting. and ' Elsen. The Teacher and Ad- plcbaum and Faigenbaum with an dicrafts, general merchandise, food return address was apparently copied . Adler'said her selections were made,' ministrative • Board Committee, alternate to be named. Custodian and games. •.;'•: from an envelope onto the flyer. "tobest balance theboard." Luciani', chairman; ' Gomes,-/Ap- Committee, Eisen and'Luciani, with an is as important as Admission is free and ample parking ' Whin the flyer was circulated shortly The following arc the appointed plebaum and Petino. • .' alternate to be named. is available. Proceeds will benefit six before the election,- Hietala. snid a committees:. School Government The Legislation and Public Relations Color, Clarity,Gut Dinner held by Bavarian Club; Rotary Club scholarships, $506 each, number of Vosldents . called Committee, Stuarl App'lebaum, representative for the district will be which are given annually to graduating headquarters and demanded to know chairman, Louis Monaco, George Luciani. Tho alternate is-Pepe. Gomes Book is topic seniors at the high school. , why the police had lent their support to' Gomes and Adler; Buildings and will serves as Union County Education Grounds Committee; Lee ^isen. Service Commissioner; • of library talk . During the last 20 years, sajd Kevoe, • one side in the campaign over the other. ; new off icers named at meeting the, Rotary Club of Springfield has Hietalajsaid there may.be charges' chairman;. Joseph Pc'po, Dr. Richard ' Teachers Negotiating Committee, SPRINGFIELD-"Is There No Place . provided more than $60,000 in Luciani, and Louis Monaco. Gomes; chairman; Eiscn and Luciani, . The Bavarian Club of Newark, Inc., Willie Engl; 25-year pins -•EHabeth lodged at the completion of the In- On Earth For Me?," by Susan Sheehan, based in Onion, recently held its 54th . The officers for 1984, are Peter "•• scholarship money to deserving vestigation; One of the possible charges .Finance Committee. Kenneth with an alternate to be.named. Prin- will be featured at the next monthly Ulrlch of Summit, and Siegfried Matthies qf Short Hills, president; graduates. . . ,'••', '.,. annual dinner meeting at the Galloping Brunnacker of Springfield; 15-year pins is a disorderly persons' offense for book discussion at the Springfield Hill Caterers, Union. Officers were Peter Ehmann of Kenilworth, first vice , Further information is available by' unauthorized use of the Police Public Library Tuesday, at 8 p.m., in - Paul and Kathy Kochler; Lorrain and president; Siegi Brunnacker Jr. of calling Kevoe at 467.2291. ' , elected at the meeting. Allen Nemeth, Karl Heinz Engler, all of Department's name.. ,' ... • JWV to hold convention the Library Meeting Room. Springfield, second vice, president; •'. A disorderly persons offense carries SPRINGFIELD-The Annual Con- Taking part in the convemion will be Published in 1982, Sheehan's true Following a cocktail hour and dinner, Union, and Arnie Olson of Hawthorne. Hand . Weller of Rosell.e Park, Allen Nemeth, president, presented At the conclusion of the awards Camera club a maximum penalty of a $1;000 fine vention of the Essex County Council, delegates from Newark Post 34 of account tells of three years of the life of treasurer; Richard Ulrich of Summit, and/or a six month jailsentence. ., Jewish War Veterans of.the IKS.A., will Union"; Col. Norman Meranus Post 78 of Sylvia Frumkin, a 30-year-old mental awards to the following members: 50- . presentation, the. election committee, financial secretary; Louise Ehmann of year pins — Mary Landeck of Union; which included Ralph Ehmann, Paul take plaoe Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the Hillside; North Essex Post 140 of patient at Creedmoor Psychiatric Bill and Agnes Reinhardt of Union, Kenilworth, first secretary; Eleanore sets meetings Service Mens Club House, 1113 Bloomfield; Elin Unger Post 273 of Center in New York. The author was Ulrich and Kurt Armbruster, con- Buergel of Union, second secretary; Springfield; Cpl. Louis S. Ferdinand Regina Mossbauer of Morris Plains and ducted the election. SPRINGFiELD-The Vailsburg Nurse careers Springfield Ave., Irvington. praised for her evenhanded, patient Kurt Armbruster of South Plainfield, Camera Club of Springfield has an- Post 309 Irvington-Union; and portrait of the unattractive, yet witty trustee; Robert Cook of Union, nounced its. schedule of meetings for Livingston Post 740. •• . young schizophrenic woman and her - Y plans Housecleaning Sale property manager; Gary Engler of May. The club meete at 8:15 p.m. in the topic at brunch School safety George Geller of South Orange, past portrayal of the bureaucratic tangles of Union, sergeant at • arms; Frank Sarah Bailey Civic Center, Church SPRINGFIELD-Dorothy • Voorman, (Continued from page 1) commander of the Department of New ' a large institution. ., The Summit YWCA will hold a Donations for the sale are requested. Dobiszewski of Irvlngton, flag .bearer; Housecleaning Sale May 5 from 9:30 Mall. '.•.•.';•• :• ;' ••;• • • •• director of nursing at Overlook aide for Harrison, had assumed her Jersey JWV is convention chairman. The public is invited to attend the Call the YWCA, at 273-4242, for pick-up Lorrain Nemeth of Union, historian; On.May 3 there will be, a competition Hospital, Summit, will discuss current position. Petino challenged the move as Robert Kaufman of Hillside, Past discussion free of charge. a.m.-to 3:30 p.m. at the Y, 79 Maple St., if needed. All contributions are tax- Paul Ulrich of Union, first leader of Marsh has earned your respect and confidence Summit.,' Spring flowers, gardening in all categories, May 10 is scheduled and future aspects of professional a, "blatant political appointment." Commander' of the Essex County The last book discussion of the 1984-85 deductible and will be acknowledged in dance group; Ralph Ehmann of WALK-A-THON BEGINS-Rep. Matthew J. Rlnaldo, left, nursing practice at Saturday's meeting '' "You are putting a supporter of the Council is convention co-chairman. . season will be June 5 and will feature with over 75 years of experience. Marsh is one of supplies, housewares, antiques, baked Kenilworth, second leader of dance for an annual meeting with election of and.former New York Yankee great Mickey AAahtle team up writing, A flea market will also be held. officers, May 17 there will be a slide of the Rutgers University'College of majority of this board into a position Gilbert Susser of Union, Commander Russell Baker's autobiography a few diamond merchants in this country where goods, and more, will be on sale. Space can be rented for $15! •'•• group;. Eleanor Cook of Union, first ri 'Washington with the March ofDimes national poster child, where someone else is," Petino said! 'show by members. May 24's meeting el n H Nursing (RUCN) Alumni Association. - of Post 309 is rules chairman. Jerome "Growing Up,".'. the finest diamond quality is absolutely assured. director-of, costumes; Irene -Ticki of will be a, "Federation Competition;"' ••'!i H A- y.{"Phrey, to kick off the March of Dimes Vrpoman, a former instructor of l;We are doing something that.is fair Ehrlich of Irvington, judge advocate of Irvlngton, Second director of costumes, and May 31, Ed Degglner will present, WalkAmerlca, which takes place this week. Mantle is the nursing at Rutgers, is the guest speaker' and long overdue,"'Baruchin replied; the Essex County Council, is creden- and Walter Kraft of Irvingjlon, trustee. "Galapgos Paradise." : : ' chairman of this year's walk-a-thon. ., . for the association's spring brunch at "It is not political.'1 , . • tials chairman. - "MR. BIN" Every diamond sold at S. Marsh & Sons carries its 10:30 a.m., in the Robeson Carnpus Petino said the budget line item for Albert L. Cohen of West Orange, own certificate of quality plus a three month full Center, 350 Dr. Martin Luther King school aides is overun by $25,000. He national judge advocate of the Jewish money back guarantee. "When Only the Finest Blvd., Newark, according to Christine mentioned that as one reason the School War Veterans, is-resolutions chairitvan... says... - ,.WHAT HAPPENED Will Do," a Marsh diamond is the answer. iiMiMiiNiiiiiuiiinmmMMHi Mazarow Vogt of Springfiold, a 1974 -Government Commitlee, under ''.his Howard ,^.» .A^inv'cif: vjtuliierford; - graduate of the College of Nursing and direction the past year, did nut hire commander of Post 146, is house How do v°u Q'it somoono to wj(lt on yotr Priced from $400. brunch coordinator; ' whon you'ro In doubt on color or sli&T... or additional aides. chairman, Sanford Drucks of need ipmolhlno that fsrtt itockod but it MHOS? Vogt said that, a highlight of the Petino also objected to considering Springfield, past commander of Post availablo with a littlo "offortT" Personal program will be presentation of awards persons who are employed full-time for 78, is refreshments chairman. service ft a lorootton word In thfi world of Wdv&QotJEnj^ULJ-cmd big buslnoss and Uttls peoplo and. bosldot Marsh — A DeBecrs to-^nursing—studentSr—-including—tho—-the-distrJctis-substltUte_pooL_He_sai!d Jhat^.vou^c-ftvan_payino_n>oro-to."not bg. Diamond-Award-Wlnnor Elizabeth M. Fenlasbn Award, a that it opened the district to fraudulent Essex Council commander, is public waltodonl" Tho secret li the "small store"... owner. scholarship to a baccalaureate nurse acts from persons who might call in relations officer. The convention will operated for you, no) tho stockholders. His HOME REPAIRS HARMFUL who plans to do graduate work; the Ella sick at one job to work In, the district for elect a new commander, senior vice deslro Is lo please you and give you what Columbia V. Stonsby, Award to a senior for the day. • ' ' . - commander, junior vice commander help and Information you noedi not sell you a.iythina"|utt tomako tho salol" BELIEVE' Q. I've had my dentist repair be your "handyman,*' Wsi'ools hightcst academic achievement; and In other business, the hoard heard a and judge advocate for the" 1984-85 ME... the small merchant wants to satisfy my denture a few times. Should and knowledge are better than the Outstanding Senior Award- to a presentation from Martin Spinelli, term. Irvin N. Hoffman of Jersey City, you... not |ust soli you. otherwise you won't, Idothojobmysolfwlthnhomo your own ~ como back. • ' < senior for academic excellence com- architect, on the proposed new roof for Department conlma.nder of Depart- • Our ititoi peoplo nro here to iitlp you ond Fine Jewelers & Silversmiths since 19w repair kit? . , ' ' bined with service to the college and trie Florence M. Gaudineer School. ment of New Jersey JWV will be the pldaso... il they don't... ID) moknuwllt • 265 Millburn Ava. Millburn, N.J. 0704i • 201-3, u-7100 "MR. BIN" SASH -~0OO«S TRIM LUMBER Mill community. Spinelli- said an entire new roof, or installing officer.. (800) 233-4000 - . A..No..Home repairs can be about 60,000 square feet, wijl be in- Another award, Vogt said, will be Many resolutions on veterans Curtain American Express • Diners Club • Visa • Maslor Charge harmful to your mouth, and cost made to Delores Henderson, vice stalled, except for over the music room, •Lumber benefits, senior citizens, social Open Monday & Thursday till 9 P.M. •Moulding • Power Tools more money in the long run. president of United Hospitals in which was re-roofedlast year. programs_aiid_Jsrjiel_wlll_baJ3rought_ • Caradco Windows ; Your dentist might find it im- Newark and outgoing president of the A new state law provides that school before the delegates for their con- 103&STUYVESANTAVE. >Pre-hung Doors M , possible to repair your donturo RUCN alumni association, who will be construction plans must be approved by sideration. "'"'• . UNION • 686-5015 •Stanley Tools • Wasco Skylights after you've attempted your cited.for her long service to the alumni the local building-inspector, and not the *******f *************** home remedies. ' . - - group. . . ' state Department of Education. Spinelli DO\'T MISS A.WEEK •Gllden Paints •Atrium Doors RUCN alumni may contact' the suggested that plans get-underway so 3 OKl-OCAllNEWS •Ply-Gem Paneling, cedar fr Redwood Siding Rutgers-Newark Office of Alumni that the roof projected can be com- CAU.GHO.77OO COMPUTER WIZARDS-Children. In Sophie Perperas' br.£K^SShnf thVi^f^o^r ^ Relatons at 648-5242 for reservations. pleted during the summer recess. kindergarten class at the Harding School, Kenllworth, learn preper fit Do^lt-yourself re- heawi Jrtm'thZ^ofite ^f I'Olt HOME DEMVEHY how to use a computer: From left are Jennifer McAAenamln, 6O Maple Ave. -, ltoew can irriiate your cheeks KOM»I^WOMZK£».M1 Tina Agen, Robert Loalbo, who helped set up the computer : and tongue, and make the den- al3 siumZi* Moirf The most important part Springfield
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SERVING SPRIi\/GFIELD,MOyiMTAINSIDE,KENII.WORTH — Thursday, AprilM,19W — 5 AdaBrunrter • • . ' . '. -I ...•;..•-•• ' ' Executive Editor .-...#. • • Timothy Owens will go into effect on Saturday Springfield Leader Editor-" RaymondLWoccal Advertising Director Springfield; N.J. 07081 Published every Thursday NJ Transit, this week reminded bus line, which is being discontinued, are being eliminated on the No. 140/141 the state tn ensure that our service is by Trumar Publishing Corp. riders: that changes in five routes The No. 13 Broad line is no longei/ Someryille/Ncwark line. However, responsive lo the needs of riders. And, . Business Of flee Annual mall subscription, serving Essex and Union counties and going to provide service to40th Street iii alternate service is available between we will closely monitor what happens 1291 Stuyvesant Ave., Union, N.J. 07083 $13.00 In county, $19.00 out of parts of Somerset and Middlesex . Irvlnglon or Chancellor Avenue • al Dunellcn and Newark via the No. 148 oh these five restructured routes and county, 30' per copy. Mailed, counties go into effect on Saturday; Valley Fair in Newark. The.extcnsltl and No. 141 routes with a transfer ut make whatever adjustments are 686-7700 and entered as second class The five lines are the No. 8 Morris of the No, 39/48 route is covering IMis Mountainside. The No. 141 service west required in the future based on rider-, matter at the Springfield, Avenue, No, 9 Clifton, No. 13 Broad, No. service. The No; 39/48 Is also providing of New Providence Itoad. Moun-' ship demands." N.J. Post Office. , 39/48 Harrison/Union and No. 140/141 service along Chancellor.. Avenue lainside, is being discontinued. For further information on the Postmaster: Send Address Somervllle/Newark. between Valley Fair and the corner of Alternate service between Moun- changes, riders can call (HOC) 772-:t606, changes to Springfield The proposed changes were Clinton Place/Lyons Avenue. In/ad- tainside and Bound Brook is going to be Monday through Friday, 9 u.m.. to 5 WALTER WORRALL, Publisher. 'Leader .1291 ' Stuyvesant discussed at four community meetings dition, the rerouted No. 39/487 line available via the No. 148 route. For p.m. Avei, Union, N.J. 07083. . held in December in Union and Essex replaces the service provided to Peitn service lo Newark, a transfer will be counties and at public hearings held In Station by the No. 13 Broad line. necessary al Mountainside. February. . • ; ' The No. 38/4B Harrison-Union I/ine is Weslficld service is being discon- Parenting is Jerome C. Preino, executive director renamed the No. Hi) Chancellor tinued on the No. 140/141 Somcrvillc/- of NJ Transit, said that though some Avenue/Kcarny Avenue line and the Newark line. Service is being extended support group town service Is being discontinued, "only a service now provided by this lino oYt the to. Union County College in Cran'fnrd, small number of passengers will be left Hillside-Union branch via Vauxhall' which is expected In generate increased AWARD WINNERS—Three students receive prizes In the Keeping the community safe and secure is a grave without alternative service. Some or the Road in Union and the : corner of ridership. • topkatYWCA Career Awareness Week Contest at the Kenilworth Public reroutings require passengers who Chancellor' and Maple Avenues in The Nn. 140/141 is being rerouted via responsibility and one that residents often take for Parenting may be one of the oldest Library. From left are Traci Zalinski, first prize, and Maria currently have through rides to tran- Newark is being replaced by portions of Salem Avenue and Liberty Avenue Noble, second prize, both of the Harding School, library granted. While many municipal law enforcement sfer to make the same trip. However, the rerouted No. 9 Clifton an
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)/«4li«uil il iHft>4V' irlAliuWt tw h I'ji'u j i <4 ii^.'l v- •j.•*!.• "ii.i/.-li i—Thursday,A^rll24,1984 -SERVING SPRINGFIELD SERVING SPRINGPIELD— Thursday, April24,1084—7 Library column JodyS. Baker Ohituaries tov/edinJuly UOKOTIIY C. OWENS for the Equitable Life Insurance Co. AAarathoners have come a very long way since Ancient [ ^Social news J MOUNTAINSIDE-Servlces for retired in 1981, He was graduated from Mr. and Mrs, Philip Baker Dorothy C. Owens, 69, of Norlli Cape Columbia University and was active in : ' you may Kaye-ttdoin;—dreSsere>r-*mong-thoBe-intervl6wed- — —"Springfield—hBve—TmHouncea~~l.. -Mayrformerly-of-Mountainside,-were- -its^lumni-AssociatlonrHe-was-a-Na BY HOSE P. SIMON One of the- most specnlcular firmly. Luther, deeply religious, was servico and the teachings of the church. 0 "fo travel lo find work, are Morton Gottlieb (producer of engagement of their daughter, Jody held yesterday in the Evny Funeral veteran of World War II. The following are reviews'of books marathoners was AbeWc Bikilia qf well-educated, first living in Mansfield. Also disussed are the polemical con- you have no fixed hours or days off"' , "Tribute," "Same Time Next Year," Sharon, to Richard Goodman, son of Springfield clubwomen Home, North Cape May. Mrs. Owens Surviving are three daughters, Robbi currently available at the Springfield Ethiopia, the first to win the Olympics Then at U, he continued his studies frontations with his adversaries (from died Saturday at home. (cathedral music etc.) in the larger city surroundings may not be appetizing. "Romantic Comedy"), JulUs Hughes Mr. and Mrs. Albert Goodman of Ruff,' Sandi Wagner and Terri Public Library. Marathon twice. After World War II, the left and the right), his lectures, the Mi *. >wunK lived most of her life in of Magdclberg. In 1504 he attended Illumiating Interviews with severa and Barry Moss (casting agents); Palisades Park. Rvecktenwald; a sister, Anne Gen- Onni Niskanen of Sweden accepted a publication of his theses and treaties on Mountainside before moving to Cape l! ! LONG-DISTANCE RUNNERS Erfurt University, where he was in- creative and business professionals will Mathllde Pincus (prepared music for the bride-elect, who was graduated schel, and five grandchildren. government appointment in Ethiopia. many theological' subjects and • his to meet on Wednesday May about 10 years ago. She was one of "Masters of the Marathon," Richard fluenced' by (he elective humanislic bring some insight into this exciting "Evita," "Dreamgirls," "Nine"); from Palrlelgh Dickinson University, There, at a 6,000-foot altitude, he sol up shocking decision to marry and raise a The Springfield Woman's Club will The GFWC, which was organized on the co-founders of the of the Blue Star Benyo. studies. After earning his bachelor's business. These teil us about their Jennifer Mayhauiser (costumadeslgner magna cum laude, is an assistant •' a training camp for the armed forces, family. ' • meet Wednesday at the Sarah Bailey April 24, 1890, was chartered by Garden Club, Mountainside, a past and master's degrees, Luther, a for the Circle Repertory Theater and manager for Llttman Jewelers, EDWARD ENSSLIN, SR., The marathon, developed over the of which Bikilia was a member. Having, backgrounds, how they got started, ana Civic Center, Springfield. Hilda Kechn President William McKinley and the president of the Mountainside PTA, and brilliant student, planned to study law. Luther's private life was a happy one. others). Livingston. KENILWORTH-Services for Ed- centuries from the short Greek sprint won several races at home, he went to their experiences as they rose to suc- ' will present a program, "Sliding United States Congress on March 3, a charter member of the Mountainside One day, caught In a violent thun- During his latter years he taught, Her fiance, who was graduated from ward G. Ensslln Sr., 80, of Kenilworth, (200 meters), has gained tremendous Rome in I960 where, running free and cess. Through Africa, with Keehn Com- 1901. It is the largest and oldest non- Presbyterian Chiircl}. derstorm, he abruptly vowed to become lectured, and preached. He died In 1546. Boston University, is an account denominational international service were held Monday in the Graceland popularity in the U.S.A. and Europe. relaxed, he pulled out ahead of the rest Items needed ments." Surviving arc a son, David; three a monk (he joined the Augustinians). Manns claims that Luther was actually There is a variety of theaters in New orgaization of volunteer women in the Memorial Parlr Cemetery Chapel, The present official distance is 26 miles, and won, an incredible victory at executive for Metpath, Teterboro. The group will discuss its CIP award. daughters, Janet While, Elizabeth not the Reformer (differences were not York and elsewhere: commercial world with 10 million members in all 50 Kenilworth, following the funeral from 385 yards. In 1896 it was treated as a 2:15:11:2. . A July wedding is planned. Also under discussion will be the Snyder and Barbara Owens; one Manns, Catholic historian at the yet too distinct), but that he certainly (Broadway, off-Broadway, dinner, for Lobby Stile states, the District of Columbia and the Mastapeter Suburban, Roselle special event in the* Athens Olympics, proclamation signed' by Springfield brother, Andrew; two sisters, Eleanor The author also recounts the per- University or Mainz, is the author of the laid the foundation foriheReformation. louring) and non-profit (regional, Puerto Rico, and 46 countries world- Park. Mr. Ensslin died Friday in his then It appeared here in the Boston SPRINGFIELD-The Friends of the Mayor Philip Feintuch. Mayor Fein- C. Droleltcand Ann Wannagat, and five sistent attempts of women to compete text which accompanies this summer stock, off-off Broadway, wide.. According to the proclamation, home. Marathon. By 1972, .the Munich BKIIIND-TIIK^SCENKS Springfield Library sponsors a Lobby School lunches tuch proclaimed General Federation grandchildren. in the same races as men. Although magnificently illustrated volume. He. university, community, children's). the GFWC "has strengthened its Marathon was covered by U.S.' "JThealer Careers,"- by Jan W. Sale — its own. version of a garage sale nEGtONAL HIGH SCHOOL Women's Club Day in Springfield last television for the first time, and was indlvidualr~women ran in special describes Luther's life "during his Greenberg describes some of the dif- membership by developing a vital and Born in the Bronx, N. Y., Mr. Ensslin Greenberg. . - May 5, from 10 a.m; to 4 p.m. in the MONDAY, Minute steak on roll, hot . Tuesday. . Won by an American. Since then competitions, there was litt|c interest novitiate at the Erfurt Monastery, ferences between the two types as to continuing commitment to community IIAKKV It. HOLLAND moved to Kenilworth 30 years ago. He Library Meeting Room. . •' '* southern baked pork roll on soft roll, JODYS. BAKER marathoning—has boomed, with aroused until a Norwegian woman where he already began to reel uneasy Some pepplc aspire to become actors, set-up and procedure. She names ar- improvement." MOUNTAINSIDE-Services for was 0 maintenance engineer for the Needed for the sale are donations of spiced ham and cheese sandwich, RICHARD GOODMAN thousands competing in Boston and Grete Waitz won the 18-mile race in about the sacramental confession, the they're said to be "state-struck." But. tistic directors/managers, managers Harry B. Hplland, 70, of North American Banker Newspaper Co., .New unwanted household items such as potatoes, vegetable, fruit, large salad An open house The New Jersey State Federation of New York. New York in 1978 in a field or 1134. Since celebration of the mass and other there are others who also love the (general, company, house and Chatham, Mass., formerly of Moun- York, before retiring 10 years ago. then, the numbers of women runners businss). In addition there are the glass, china, ceramics, metal, leather, platter with bread and butter, Women's Clubs celebrated its 90th tainside, were held Friday in the traditional ceremonies. Next he was theater, who wish to become involved in Twigs officers anniversary on Tuesday. It became Benyo, also a runner, reviews have multiplied, and in 1984. the necessary promotion, people (press linens, pots and pans, small appliances, homemade soup, desserts, - milk; dye Tuesday; Nickerson Funeral Home, Chatham, He formerly was an exempt fireman transferred to the Wittenberg friary, the behind-the-scenes operations. affiliated with the parent organization, records of Marathon winners since 1896 Olympic Games will include Women's agents, public relations etc.) and the lamps-, in working . condition, small TUESDAY, breaded chicken cutlet Mass. Mr. Holland died April 18. in Breton Wood and.a past commodore acquired his doctorate, becoming These can be dubbed "theater-struck." the GFWC, in 1894, and "has 30,000 in Athens, when Spiridoh Loues, a Marathon. . .' special needs of the musicals, pieces of furniture, jewelry, tools, with gravy on soft roll, sloppy Joe on are introduced at the Breton Wood Yacht Club. professor of Bible. For three years he This book by a theatrical press agent, sermon slated members and 328 clubs. . . Greek watercarrier, finished first. He gives an overview of jobs required for musicians, vocal and dance pictures, etc. Larger items such as bun, egg salad sandwich, potatoes, Born in Bayonne, Mr. Hplland lived in served as Vicar provincial of 10 'the Mountainside Gospel Chapel, Fourteen members of the Springfield writes also of succeeding great run- FOUNDER OK TIIK REFORMATION the presentation of a play. There is no arrangers). . . clothing, magazines and books' cannot coleslaw, juice, large salad platter, Mountainside for 26 years before Surviving are a son, Edward Jr., of Augustinlan houses. in Springfield 1180. Spruce Drive, Mountainside, has Woman's Club attended a seventh ners— Clarence DeMar, Johnny Kelley "Martin Luther," text by Peter glamor, only the .pleasure and be used in the sale, homemade soup, . desserts, milk; retiring to Cape Cod. He was owner of Kenilworth; a daughter, Ellen Manns. invited all area residents to a Christian district spring conference on April 17 at (the Elder). Jim Trippers of England. The author covers the major points in satisfaction of being in some: way, The show doesn't go on without many Donations may be delivered during WEDNESDAY, hamburger with The Springfield town Twigs, Town: H.B. Holland Co., Inc. and Holland Fuel Henigan, of Kenilworth; a brother, School open house Tuesday from 7 to 9 the Friar Tuck Inn, Cedar Grove. Emil Zetopek. from Czechoslovakia. He was born in 1483 near Eiselben, Luther's career among them the in: connected with the world of the theater. more: set, costume, lighting and sound library hours, Wednesday and May 3 cheese, lettuce;.tomato and pickle on. Auxiliary of Overlook Hospital, Oil Co., both in Roselle Park. He was a George, and four grandchildren. Johnny- Kelley ithe younger), Derek Germany, peasant stock. His father, a dulgence controversy, threat or his designers, members of the crew and 4. Those who cannot bring the items soft roll, whole kernel corn, fruit, oven- Summit, held an an annual meeting p;m. • . . member of the Monomoy Yacht Club, Greenberg starts with some hard The princijjals from Christian Clayton of Australia, and Frank mirier who was often beset by financial excommunication, the War agajnst the (property men, electricians, car- in may call 376-4930 to arrange for home baked fish filet with tartar sauce on soft Tuesday at the. home of the outgoing the Eastward Ho Country Club, the facts. You can make a living (not much schools, Covenant School, Cranford; Fashion show HAROLDOGDEN Shorter. problems, ruled his eight children Peasants, his devotion to reforms of the more), there will be periods of penters, wardrobe mistresses, pickup, . roll, vegetable, cold submarine sand- chairman? Lillian—BuehreFr—135- Coast Guard Auxiliary, the Cape Cod wich with lettuce, large'salad platter, Hawthorn Ave., Springfield. Officers -Tinrothy—School^—'Piscatawayr^ Salties and the Retired' Mens Club of SPRINGFIELD-Services for Harold Greenbrook School and New Life "slated Tuesday. D. Ogden, 66, of Springfield, were held Springfield Public Notice Springfield Public Notice homemade' soup, desserts, milk; "for the coming year were introduced. Cape Cod. He was a charter member of THURSDAY, macaroni with meat They are Doris Sobin, chairman; Doris School, South Plainfield, will be the Presbyterian Church, Moun- Monday in the Paul Ippolito Summit sauce, bread.and butter, tossed salad Porter, co-chairman; Cindy Fenton, available in the fellowship hall with by Sisterhood tainside. Memorial, Summit. Mr. Ogden died AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND THE REVISED OENEUAL OR DOARDOFHEALTH materials and information about their April 19 in Overlook Hospital, Summit. 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• '•'•''t'::nrr,ij "\.l: Spaces still open for Y spring classes Registration Is still open for the choices for older tots. certification classes; and Hapkldo self Summit Area YMCA's spring session of Youth classes include swim in- defense. Also offered Is the Y's Way to a in pageant classes which begin next week at both Y structlon for all ages and skill levels; Healthy Back, a self-help exercise locations, 67 Maple St., Summit and 430 boys and girls gymnastics; karate and . program to relieve and prevent com- on—^vhigs^bowtor^lal-watcnes^nd Springfleld-AverfBerkeley-Helghts;—weighWIWng;-outc^-dlnl(s.in-sofU_^o_^ SpalUtholz, age19, daughter of Mr. and —' trophies. ; . i' This will be the last seven-week cycle of ball and lacrosse; computer limited openings in most Joy aerobic Mr*. Robert Spaltebok of Springfield, y . The winner of the state pageant will . regular classes held before summer' awareness; oil painting, water color fitness classes for women and a new hatfbeen selected as aijtate Finalist for receive a $500 savings bond, tiara; wish, Beginner's Only Joy class is starts in the fourth annual MBa New Jersey camping actlvites begin. .. and beginning guitar as well. weekend vacation at the Utlle Texas The YMCA offers classes for children Berkeley Heights Monday at 10:15 a.m. Kational Pre-Teen Pageant to be held , Ranch in New York's CatsklU Mountain Classes for men and women include and continuing on Mondays and at the Somerset County Vocational and as well as programs for men and resort area, and a round-trip fllghUo women. Pre-schoo) classes are being the Y's morning and evening fitness Wednesdays. • Technical School in Bridgewater May 5. the national; pageant to compete with classes, and Y's Workout, a co-ed high Participants may register at either Y'. She is a student at Thelma Sandrheler continued including all exercise and other state wlnhers for the title of Miss swim classes for children as young as level program; water exercise and location or call for a brochure at 273- shool where she is in the fourth grade.' ' National. pre-Teen of 1985, She will be adult swim instruction'; scuba diving 3330. : The Miss New Jersey National Pre- 12 months, Klndercrafts, tumbling, 1 crowned by.the reigning Miss New : AIMEE LYNN SPALTEHOLZ soccer and . preschool drama are Teen Pageant Is the Official State Final Jersy National Pre-Teen,. Rosalyn for the Bliss National Pre-Teen Pageant Casale of Margate. Mistress of to held in Florida, and Is affiliated with ceremonies will be the reigning Miss' town library's patrons town resident is chosen the Miss National Teen-Ager Pageant, New Jersey National Teen-Ager Dawn now In Its "13th year..Both pageants Madison of Ho-Ho-Kus. . have been taped for national television. Slate Director Joseph C. Hembrooke may borrow from others as head of cancer effort Awards and prizes to be given at the announced that contestants, will be raise $3,000," Blunno said. This money competition .include cash awards, SPRINGFIELD-Township resident judged on- scholastic achlevement/- , SPRINGFIELD-Reclprocal Westfield Memorial Library. Mrs. Roger Bier will serve as chair- will be used to support programs in leadership, poise, personality, and wing, which means the ability to use a Holders of a valid Springfield Public woman of the' American Cancer Union County for the prevention; early Lawyer named appearance. ' / ' ' • library card to borrow books directly Library card may present their card at Society's educational and fund-raising detection, and treatment of cancer, andJ Spalteholz js being sponsored by her from other public libraries In the any of these libraries to check out books campaign slated to take place in to provide assistance for cancer region,' is now available for Springfield from that library. All books must be parents. Her ; hobbles Include Springfield this month and next. Mrs. patients. group director needlepoint, doll collecting, and stamp Public Library card holders at 25 area returned to the library from which they Joseph Walsh Will serve as co- "Another important goal is to help collecting. Parents of girls interested In. libraries.. are borrowed and all patrons must chnlrwoman. save lives. An array of trained SPRINGFIELD-Vlncent J. additional information, about the . The libraries are Berkeley Heights follow the rules for overdues and date's volunteers will bring information on Apruzzese, ah attorney in the township, pageant may contact ' Joseph C, Public Library, Bound Brook Memorial of return established by the lending In announcing the appointment, Bill cancer risks and detection to the has been appointed as one of the Hembrooke, State Director, Box 64N, Library, Clark Public Library, library. • Blunno, president of the society's Union residents of Springfield during the door- directors, of the Henry G. Stifel HI Calllcpon, N.Y. 12723. Cranford Public Library, Dunellen County Unit, said, "Under the Uwloor drive," he said. Spinal Cord Injury-Foundation, the v Free.Public Library, Elizabeth Public leadership of Bier and Walsh, this The 1984 crusade in Springfield is appointment was made at a recent Library, Faiwood Memorial Library, Library begins year's crusade should be one of the part of state and national efforts in- executive committee meeting. VECO names Kenilworth Public Library, Middlesex most successful campaigns ever. We volving more than 2,000,000 volunteers. Apruzzese is the senior partner in the , Public Library, Mountainside Public reserve policy fully expect to reach all our goals and Individuals interested in volunteering firm of Apruzzese &• McDermott, sales manager Library, New Providence Memorial aims. can contact the American Cancer Springfield, which specializes in Library, North Plalnfield Public SPRINGFIELD-Beginning Tuesd- Society at 354-7373 or 232-0641. Library,: Passaic Township Public "Here in Springfield, we expect to representing management in the field SPRINGFIELD-Victory Engineer- ay,, the Springfield Public Library will of Industrial relations. A graduate of - Library, Piscataway Public Libraries, take reserves for any book in its ing Corporation (VECO), a Plalnfield Public Library, Rahway the University of Pennsylvania Law manufacturer of thermistors and ; collection including best sellers, ac- School, he is currently serving as Public Library, Roselle Public Library, cording to Cynthia Josephs; library YWCA offering classes varisto^s with offices in the township, RoselieiPark Public Library, Scotch president of. the New Jersey Bar has announced that Fred G. Poelzing is director. The only exception will be Association.' He is also a member of the Plains Public Library, Union Public books in the Friends of the Library the firm'B hew manager of Technical Library,' Warren Township Public boards of trustees of the Plngry School Sales for the Midwest. Rental • Collection where no reserves to battle the winter's fat and St. Barnabas Medical Center and is Library, Watchung Public Library and will be taken. ' . . Karate is taught by Christopher Poelzing has extensive experience' in The Health; Physical Education and a member bf the New Jersey State Goedecke — a means to improved technical sales of electronic com- In addition, the library will purchase Recreation Department offers op- Chamber of Commerce board of fitness and the practical art of self ponents. Most recently he worked for more copies of the most popular books portunities for all to get into shape in its directors, ' defense. Fisher Scientific Company, serving as Energy expo so that the waiting time for a best seller variety of fitness programs at the Henry G. Stifel, foundation president, a sales correspondent and then a • will be reduced; The cost of reserving a Summit YWCA, Further information on these or any said that the addition of Apruzzese product^speclaliat in that'firm's In- book will remain 20 cents and no A Moderate Exercise class, on other programs is available from "will bring even'more emphasis and ternational Division. • set tor May 4 reserves will be taken by phone. Monday and • Friday mornings, Is Patricia Cronin at the Summit YWCA, strength to the foundation and its As a graduate of Rutgers University; The 1684 Student Exposition on "Many people have been disap- designed for those who haven't exer- 273-4242. dedication to raising funds to find a Poelzing earned a bachelor of arts Energy Resources (SEER) will be held pointed when they are unable to find cised In a while or have health cure for the paralysis caused by spinal degree In 1970. He has also, studied May 4 at the National Guard Armory In ' best sellers on the shelves for weeks on limitations. Modern Dance and Jazz. YWCA offers cord injury,"- . • < • . Chemical Engineering at the New Morrlstown. ! 'end", stated Josephs. "We want to be classes with Frank Ashley are offered The foundation was formed in Sep- Jersey Institute of Technology. Several hundred New Jersey students responsive to our patrons and We hope on Mondays and Wednesdays. tember 1982 .to Increase public will exhibit projects on energy con' this new policy will be helpful to them." For those who have been at home swim therapy awareness of the extent and and . servatlon and ideas. for the develop- working out to current popular fitness SPRINGFIELD-A Swim Therapy seriousness' of spinal • cord Injury ment of new energy sources. Prizes records, there is Exeraerobics. Set to a Program for people with arthritis is paralysis and the funding of research to totaling more than $1,200 will be combination of popular music, Tuesday held at the Summit YWCA pool on find a.cure for that paralysis awarded for the top exhibits In the three and Thursday evenings workouts with Wednesdays from 12:30 to 1:15 p.m. at school-grade divisions. Carol Britten will combine exercises 79 Maple St., Summit. The event, the sixth annual SEER and aerobics. The program Is sponsored by the competition;, held in New Jersey, is Advanced Fitness, run by Ginny YWCA in cooperation with the Arthritis sponsored by the state chapter of the Fleming, is a test for the currently Foundation: A registered physical National Energy'Foundation. .Each physically fit who .wish to further therapist and an adapted aquatics year the event attracts student challenge and improve their muscle instructor supervise the program and exhibitors from a growing number of strength! flexibility and cardiovascular help participants improve strength and elementary and high schools In more endurance. Advance Fitness runs endurance with warm water exercises. than half of, the counties In the state. Monday, Wednesday, and Friday Participants must be diagnosed as «Last year'some^M'students presented mornings and,Monday and Wednesday having, arthritis and obtain their ' over 300 exhibits, grouped in the evenings. physician's consent to enroll. following divisions: grades four through six, grades seven and eight, and grades nine through 12. something •One hundred competition judges, for are assigned the task of selecting the ARTHUR SIMON", an bwneFoT hrooklake BRIAN J. HECTOR winning exhibits. . • • Designs for Interiors, 120 -everyone- The New Jersey chapter of the Morris Ave., Springfield, was day camp Account
1 '• ,••'••.''•#,•'.. :''•., :,'••• r' SERVING SPPlNGFIELD Thursday, April 24,1*84 —H . April «,19M—SERVING SPRINGFIELD Dayton senior, Resident receives merit merit finalist, •winning SPRINGFIBLD-Morrls Lieff. • The Award of Merit, nnd lh<' ac- American Chemical Society and,the Society of Sigma XI, . . • . division dean of Science, Technology companying honorary title of Fellow of named scholar and Mathematics (or County College of (he Society, were established in 1949 by A native of Ottawa, Ontario/Canada, -MorHrtirRando!ph-wa8tamed-a-1984- -ASTM,—The—award_recognizes- ff^MJAlllJ /chemistry and a master's degree in SPRTNGFIBWJ—jonsutsn; uayt is modest about talents recipient of the Award of Merit by distlngulshed service to the cause of Regional High School senior-Todd . By VICKI VKKKI-ANI> thai dosen'l give 100 percent, but 150 voluntary standardization through •organic chemistry from Queens percenl. lie has a good altitude anH I - A*?T1V! University, 1934 and 1935, and a Ph.D. Binenstock is one of 5,^00 of the nation's Lieff, a resident of StonehM Road in productive^ service lo ASTM, marked 13,500 National Merit Scholarship Brian Piccolo lived u full life until Ihink he has a gri'al future ahead of leadership, outstanding contribution, or degree In wood chemistry from McGrill him," Wnek said. Springfield, received the award at University in 1938. His professional finalists selected as a merit scholar, cancer stripped il away from him ai,u ceremonies held by ASTM Committee publication of papers. announced Daylon's principal, Anne young age. lie is remembered fiir his The Unico Chapter of Springfield- An active member of Committee E-45 background includes technical director Mountainside selected Richard from E-6 on Performance of Building Con- or a number of building material Itomano. ' ' courage, his humor uhd his love of life. structions recently in Philadelphia. He for close (o 20 years, Leiff has served as An added distinction is that of the .' A pretty heavy legend for a 17-year-old recommendations offered by .Peter second vice chairman since 1980. He research development and manufac- Kalzarano, the athletic director at was cited for his vigorous leadership turing corporations and professor of scholars, Binenstock is one of 3,500 to ' ' In follow,, bul Hichard Policastro, the and dedicated service in the develop- also served as chairman of Sub- receive a four-year scholarship I9H4 recipient of the Unjco-sporisored Jonathan Dayton. "He is a good athlete committee E06.21 on Serviceability and chemistry and physics at Jersey City and a very personable young man," ment and promulgation of standards in Slate College and Middlesex County ' sponsored'by corporate organizations "Brian Piccolo Award." is on Ihe right serviceability performance of building was a member of the ASTM Standing and colleges and universities. truck.. Kalzurano suid, "und he is an asset to Committee on Standards. College. He began his association with Daylon'Kalhleticteams." construction and for outstanding County College or Morris in 1968 as a "It sure is nice," said the deslgnee( contributions to ASTM Committee E-6 In addition to his contributions to "Without the scholarship, It would be Policaslrn, an athlete in his own right The issuance or the Brian Piccolo ASTM, Ueff is also a member of the professor of chemistry and physics, and at Jonathan Dayton Regional High Award is an annuill event for Unico. It activities. received his present title in lww lough lo afford college.". The monetary value or the four-year SchttoJ. is among other things, modest. was established shortly after Piccolo's award from ' Prudential Insurance When asked why he thought he was death in 1970. The group, a national non- Stamp collector catalog Company is undetermined:> yet, so selected the recipient, .Policaslro political and non-sectarian civic Binenstock is considering other ways to replied, "I guess for being active in organization, was founded in 1922 to finance his farther- education. He hopes sports, not a trouble maker, and a unite Americans or Italian descent and available at Post Office lo attend Washington University, St. decent student.". fighi discrimination. The namesake or his award was no line and conta\ns reproductions of all Louis, Mo,, and plans tosludy electrical According to his football coach, SPRINGFIELD-A free catalog engineering. One way he is considering Anthony Policare, Policaslro was . strunger lo Policastro. As an athlete, he commemorative and regular issue was familiar with the career or the illustrating all current and soon to be stamps currently available via mail is to apply for scholarships in the Air named "Most Valuable Back" this released U.S. postage stamps,, postal Force officers'training program. year, along with being team captain. Chicago Bears running back and Ail- order. Customers interested jn American football player at Wake stationary and other philatelic items acquiring stamps may purchase them " "That requires a major commitment, "He received honorable mention for the will be available by mail beginning this though," said the student. "I'm not sure second time in the Mountain Valley Forest, who led the NCAA in rushing. "I from their post office or use the con- was. honored to be thought of Tor the month, according to Postmaster Janet venient mail order form and pread-' I'm ready for that." ' ; • Conference," Policare continued.' Hardlson of the Springfield Post Office. award," Policastro said: dressed, postage-paid envelope found in SCHOLARLY CONGRATULATIONS—Jonathan Dayton '. "Since I have known, him, his single Policastro described his athletic "Some of our new commemorative thecatalog. . stamps are truly beautiful," said Regional High School senior Todd Binenstock, recently named most outstanding athletic performance ability as "natural," but was quick not "Collecting stamps is the world's Sage to honor Hardlson, "such as the 1984 Louisiana asa merit scholar, Is congratulated by Dayton principal Anne has been to score three touchdowns to short-change his coaches. "I get a lot most popular hobby and provide'hours VISITINGDUFFERS—Participating in a Pro-Am Golf Tournament at St. Andrews World Exhibition stamp featured on the Romano. Binenstock' Is one of 5,300 seniors In the nation to against Governor Livingston High or help from my coaches," he said. of fascinating-entertainment for people Country. Club in Boca Roton, Fla., recently was the team from Balustrol Golf'Club, catalog's cover and the orchids block of homemakers receive the honor. School," Coach Policare said, "he was "Coach Wnek is a good coach and he of all ages," declared Hardison. "Once :. Springfield. Tourney players were, from left, Peter Kapsimalis, Robert Bevi.ll, Bob four stamps.with floral designs. SPRINGFJELD-Five' homomakerr Toski, teaching director at St. Andrews; Balustrol's pro, Bob Ross and Duff also 12 out of 13 for 128 yards." has been doing it a long time. Or Coach you start, you can't stop." • home health aides will be honored for 70 1 Policare, he commented, "He's taught "Demand for this colorful, free A booklet, entitled "And Now... The • •• ... AAeyercord. • • ' . Policaslro plays quarterback and me a lot of aspects about football. He's years of service with Sage, Inc. at an defensive back corner on the Bulldogs, catalog is going to be great," she said, World's Greatest Hobby," telling how annual awards luncheon arranged by The Grade 'A Fish Mbrket a good guy." "so we're offering it by mail in addition to get started in stamp collecting and and starting pitcher and outfield for the the Home Care Council, Inc. of New varsity baseball team. Springfield Township Commiteeman to distributing it in some post office describing; the basic collecting tools Jersey at the Hyatt Regency in Prin- Baltusrol golfers at pro-am tourney William Cieri, a member or Unico, suid lobbies. alsorctjin be ordered free, along with the scores for each team. Some of the most Policare also mentioned that Ihe high ceton on May 7. • . •• Head PGA professional Bob Ross and , -Xhe_teajn._. composed of mettibers school senior was voled "Mr. that he's known Policastro Tor a Published six times a year, the catalog by writing to: U.S.P S top members golfers of Springfield's Robert- Beviil, buff Meyercord and famous i golf country clubs in the number or years and believes the RICHARD POLICASTRO Philatelic Catalog, Philatelic Sales Awards will .be presented to Essie Prestigious" at this year's Philatelic Catalog describes the Postal Kirby, who has completed 20 years with Baltusrol Golf Club participated iiva Peter Kapsimalis, was invited to play country were represented in the list of athlete, "exempliries the spirit of Brian Division, Washington, D.C. 20265-9997. MORRIS LIEFF entrants. homecoming dance. "That is the most Service's complete philatelic product Sagei Emma Thornton and Margaret FROMNEWYORK Pro-Am Golf Tournanient recently at inihe tournament, which drew 31 teams prestigious award," Policare said, Piccolo." ' Anderson, who have been aides for 15 the prestigious St. Andrews Country from 11 states. The two:round tour- Other events scheduled for par- "because his peers voted it." Policastro will be honored at a dinner years and homemaker-home health Club In Boca Raton. Fla. . nament paired the iwo best of foiir tonight at the Villa Reslauraunt, Parents visit * ticipants and their wives included "He is very popular, outgoing, 1 aides Carmella Noviello and Anne ANDCAPECOi tennis/round robips, aerobic exercise sociable, anda very coachable athlete. Summit. STUYVESANT Kapitan who have worked witn'Sage for sessions; and a fashion show. He is a. good example of your all- their cadet son lOyears. American boy type, Ho is a good sound Kutsop's one- hitter There was a golf clinic led by Bob HAIRCUTTING The Hve aides to be honored will be student and popular with his CAMP MOHAWK accompanied by Carolyn Epstein, Toski, teaching director for St. An- classmates,llPolicare said. Summer camp Quality Hair Cuts at West Point drews Country Club. Toski, one of the assistant director or Sage, Inc. and. Policastro lives with his parents, Sponsored bv, at Affordable Prices! SPRINGFIELD-Cadet Matthew P. Ruth Moran, director of the . world's. greatest . players and in- fallows a lid-hit gem Joseph and Judith, on Warner Avenue BOV'S a Girl's club of union Kupersteln, a 1983 graduate of Homemaker Department. —. structors, is on the advisory board of Jonathan Dayton Regional High School, Golf Digest.. •-.. in Springfield. He said he was, DAILY TRIPS Sage Visiting Homemaker Service Junior Sharon: Kutsop continued her Leading Dayton's hitting attack "shocked and honored" when he found Senior took part in the annual Plebe-Parent 9 one week sessions provides assistance in.the home for ill mastery- of opposition batters by against East Side was Vicki Anderson An awards dinner and presentation out he had been selected. "It was funny. Citizen $375 Weekend at the U.S. Military Academy and elderly in Springfield, Summit, following up a no-hitter she pitched who went four for four with 4 RBI. ; in.West Point, N.Y. last month. concluded the tournament. A' special I was talking to my brother about it and from6/25/84-8/24/84 Special Moti. thru Fri. Millburn, New Providence and April 19 two days later with a one-hitter Dawn Pohlman also batted in three drawing was also. held. Winners and I said I would like to get it. And then I S45°,° per /session Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Kuperstein of Berkeley Heights; All• homemaker. runs. ' 1 Saturday as Jonathan Dayton defeated their wives were awarded an all- got the news," Policastro said. RegistraHtM Is on a First Come Albert Court, Springfield, visited their home health aides are certified by the Scotch Plains 1.5-0.in Springfield. In the The Bulldogs, on top of the Mountain son for the event. The relatives and expense-paid trip to next July's British His baseball coach, Stan Wnek, also . First Served Basis OPEN MON. thru SAT. New Jersey Department of Health and no-hitter. Dayton crushed Newark East Valley Conference Mountain- Division Limit or GO Campers per/session ' friends.of plebes (freshmen) are in- Open at Scotland's St. Andrews Country praised Richard's disposition and 1654 Stuyvesant Ave., Union are part of the" home care team at Sage, Side 18-0 in. Softball action in with a 4-1 division record, were Club. athletic abilities. "He's the kind of. kid CALL 687-2697 vited to West Point for Plebe-Parent. The team consists of supervising nurses Springfield. • • scheduled to take "on West Orange Weekend to tour the grounds, meet, with and a social worker. yesterday. They, will try to improve on stafr and faculty members and .learn Kutsop,, who is undefeated in six Notice Is horoby olvcn'that sealod their 7-1 overall record today in an bids will bo ' rocolvod by tho , first-hand about the regimen followed decisionsi,struck out 10 and walked one Borough Clerk ol tho Borough ol in Saturday's five-inning conlest. The away game against Roselle Park. Mouniafnildo lor road ' by the academy's newest cadets. '. ' ABBREVIATIONS Monday, .Dayton. is scheduled to play mainionanc.0 and construction - shutout.was; her third straight. The work In the Borough ol Mountain- PICK UP YOUR 36 PAGE Cadet Kuperstein, one of 1,200 plebes When submitting hews releases, do idp in tho County ol Union Wjth.an, J f Jaeger pitfherjajscf helped her, owti.cauae by... .at .West Point, plans to graduate in 1987 i: ..•not us&abbrevlations. Always write but siWiatod Srni«inVoY3Wr6Ki 6t Oil. hitting a-three-run homer and singling by another home;game against Im- Cone, Mix no. 5 Levollno course 'and be commissioned as a Second all titles and the full names .of all F.Q.A., 1060 tons Bit. Cone. Mix VALUE PACKED CIRCULAR in three trips, • Teammate Carmela maculata Tuesday also at, 3:45 p.m. thin overlay F.D.A., 24 units foscf Lieutenant in the U.S. Army. v organizations.. Peyton, travels.to Miliburn for an away hfohor Manholes, JO L.F. Granite Carpenter also drove in three runs. Qlock Curb Standard F.D.A., 25" Lumber NOW AND SAVE! J game Wednesday. C.Y. rondwfly oxcavntion — Ejrth, while "gfting-Jour ;idr four- A single, 35 tons-Bit. Stab, baso course 4 Inch Building Material Centers leading off the first inning was the only thick F.D.A., IS tons Bit. Cone, top 0w so fun IV course l'a Inch thick F.D.A., 560 hit f>(f"trh Plains noiilri mnnnjje off of " R"C."pipcT|A"pTaco( U5 tbri's ol rnt m a—in Er-edrJeyfaces- no, 57 Brokon Slone F.D.A., 3 36 ' Kutsop.. •'.. • [ Inch curb inlet furnished and in CLEANERS & Kutsop has racked up some im- stalled, 10 inch by 10 Inch drain In Jol furnished and Installed, 450 L.F. U.S.G.4'x8' LAUNDERERS "^pfSsslye statistics while giving op- Dayton s< Sloping Bit. Cone. curb. position batters big trouble. She has Bids will be oponod and read In 2?1-40th Street public in tho Auditorium ol the <• Tailoring On Premises Irvington* 372-8684 «l Tha InmiwilM 111 struck out 53 batters in 34 innings — a in UCT opener Municipal Building, 1305 Route 22, Sluyveunt Avfl., DoydinAva. Mountainside, NJ. on May 7, 19B4 Sheetrock • Complete Laundry'Service Mon -Fn 7 am - 0 pm ind <0H SI. 1.56 strikeout per inning ratio — and jit 3;00 P.M. Prevailing Time. » Cold Fur Storage On Premises .Sal. 0 aai • 6 pm hasn't given up an earned run in her there will be a lot of local interest Specifications and forms of bids,. • Florida Bay generaietrSatucday at noon when (or the proposed work, prepared by 3/8" Y." last 26 innings. : Robert koscr, Engineer, have been David Brearley takes on Jonathan 11 led In tho of I Ice ol said engineer at . In her pitching gem April la, Kutsop . tho Municpnl Bulldlna, 1305 U.S.- FREE FREE Scallops struck out seven and walked none. She Dayton in Springfield in the Route no. 22, Mountainside^ N.J. SJL49 07092 and mflv.be inspoctod by pro would have had a perfect game if not preliminary round of the 31st Union spective bidders during business County High School Baseball hours. for a secprid-inning throwing error Dlddors will bo furnished with a which allowedthe lone East Side batter Tournament. copy oI the spcciDcatlons by the engineer on' proper notlco and U.S.G. Ready Mixed Ho 1MOn r»i Amoitoilttmi taj «*IJIn...leiInn3Ouminli Ha limit On Tin Amount 01 tttm$ Y6UBH»glK,,.Fof£vtrv30tmmtt Brearley's Bears bring their. 1-5 WEST POINT VISIT—Cadet Matthew P. Kuperstein was • -Van tot CHmtd, 1 Gtrnttnt It (Wtf Fot FhtE to reach base. . •'• " payments of cost of preparation. . Yw Oil aimit. 1 0ifm.nl I, hnnit fu mi Hake record against Dayton's Bulldogs (3- Bids must bo made on standard . recently visited by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Kuperstein proposal forms in the manner Wallboard lull UwM*'llliimM)M CUimd IV f'« All Gwti CMIXMIM Ai 0M, 4). The top eight teams in the county designed 'thoroin and roqulrod by ' of Albert Court, Springfield, at the U.S. Military Academyat Oyrtmil ViM On Irvwnrj .ftdwi WV Caupa" tmmti Uij II, lW . • were.seeded Tuesday. The Brearley- the 'specifications, muat be enclos Compound West Point; N.Y. • . • • Fillet School track squad cd In sealod envelopes, bearing the .40-CCA #2 Grade Southern COUPONS ALSO GOOD ON STORAGE Dayton.. contest is one of six name and address ot bidder and name of project' on outside, ad I Gal. 5 Gal. - >'•: '..- Does not include Fur Items , ' : boasts local senior preliminary round games to be dressed to Borouoh Clerk of the Yellow Pine FRESH played Saturday. Borough ol.MountAinsldo.and must' Springfield resident Jeff Knowles is be iiccompanlcd by a Non Collision Size 8' 10" 12' 14" 18' 20' The winner of Saturday's game Alladavit and .1 cortifiod check for $O89 69 on Gettysburg College's 1984 men's not less th.in ton (10)' percent ot the S.M Rag. $10.29 1 .1 mount of bid. Old bonds are accup 2"x4" 2.59 3.2B 4.28 4.88 —. <^ Rag. $4.29 -^dMM^b. M.t.td -^APlk-^tl*^^!! tod has a dubious "honor — it must face - *8 aS^hii $499 track team. t,ib'lt!"Tn pl7ico"6( certilied check. A graduate of • Jonathan Dayton the third-seeded Union High School Each proposal must bo occom 2"x6" • — -5.f 8 7.10 8.10 •.80 13.78 squad which. is currently 11-1. The pdied by a surety comptiny cor' r - - - - - COUPON ---••- m Steak Regional High School, Knowles com- tilic.itp stating thAt sdid. surety: 2"x8" _ . — ».«a 10.28 11.88 • . — Joint Tape dale and time of that game has yet to company wltt provide tho' bidder with tho roquirod performance • -. petes in.pole vault events for the Get- 2"x10" _ ff.00 13.88 18.87 — bo determined. bond In. Ihe lull amount of'tho ,bid tysburg, Pa., school. ,ind be delivered at Ihe place on or PASTEURIZED • — ' — — .17.14 22.88 - before the hour named <1bovo. Tho 2"xi2" Rag. $1.89 Roll ndard proposal Irom nnd tho I 6 DONUTS Mountainside Public Notice Non Collision A.H(d
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Mountainside teams begin the season Saturday —M ^nhedyr-BrenirTltocfer^TOnTrmTl off its season Saturday.. This year's Laszlo Sztancsik, Justin Toner, JJo e RicharRihd d O'Toolep'Tl , MichaeMihl l SabatlnSbi o and RRuche, George Serio, David SeVvello, Schneider, Jessica Schneider,'' Greg - teams and roisters are: •...-•. Ventura and Matt Ventura. MattSwarls. Mike Servello and Mike Spagnola. Weiss, Katherlne Wyckoff and Michael . PONVLEAGUE Colts, manager, Jerry Kolton — .... • Mavericks, manager, Bob Castelo — ; MetB, manager,. Howard Taylor — • Yurochko. ' ,' •' \ . Broncos, manager; Joe Downey — Michael Burke; David Clifford, James Barrett, Stephen Baumgartner, Rich Antonacci, Steve Bynin, Thomas Brewers, manager, Terry DHscolI— Jamie Downey, Michael Jackson, Peter Grahaiti Connolly, Jeff Debbie, Allen Daniel Benninger, Joseph Castelo, Matt Cukier, Al Giltrlch. Peter Glttrlch, Amanda Behnlnger; David Crosby, Kozubal, Michael Magera. John Mayer, : GardlnerVShane Giordano, Joe Hurley, Garlppa, William ..Kennedy, John Colin Graham, Eric Rauschenberge'r, Jason Davis, Michael DiBella, Spott Lopes, Greg Lopez, Michael Rlnaldo, Richie Roche, Mike Shapiro, Scott Drlscoll,.. John Farrihgion, Amy Jeff Stoffer and Matthew Wasylyk. Taylor and Dale Torborg. \ '., Jarabek,- Brad VonDer Linden, Jason Mustangs, manager,. John Saraka —/ Cubs, manager, Carl Marinelli - Joe Perle, Christopher, Sanchez, Adam, Springfield's juniors . Patrick Attenasio, Craig Carson, Joe. Augusta, Scott Boyd, Stephen Fowler,' Targum and Bruce Trano. ' ''•'.'• Crilly, Kevin Pailey, Steve Dorlen, John Hurley, Brian Jarabek, Scott Indians, manager, Craig KasRereen Robert Rafter, John Saraka, Frank Marinelli, Chad Oberhauser,Chris —. Ryan- Arthur, Stephen Burke, Servello, Frank Tennaro, Augie von dcr O'Toole, Ryari Pimentel, Peter Sem- : Nicholas-Chlswick,: B.J.. Davis, -Ryan . to start 32nd season Linden, Mark Waned and. Mark peposandlanSharkey, • Davis, TdnyiKaspereen, Brian Kulcsar, Zacieracha. Blue' Stars, manager, Chuck Fer- Matthew Kulcsaifi Kristen Marinelli, The Springfield Junior Baseball. Schiano, Brian Ruelkc, and Bob : . MAJOR. LEAGUE nlcola — Greg Barisonek, Charlie • John Mennella, Christina Sempepos . League opens its 32nd season on Tranquil!!. lr1 Twins, manager. Bill Alder — Jimmy Dougherty, Jason Feldman, Brandon and James Urban.' • ' I' Saturday. MAJOR LEAGUi Alder, Andrew Bonaventura, Michael Giordano, Colin Gordon, Keith Hagey, Phillies,' manager, Mike Bonaven-' FRANK MITSCH lr The official. team rosters are as Elks Club/manager, Stan Wlckham Byrne, Daniel Chung, David. Cook, Chris LaFon, Sean McGrath, Scott tura — Brian Anderson, MatlhQW follows: : - David Wickham, Sean LeddY Scolt Dwight • Dachnowicz, Jay Geraghly, Melssner, Michael Price and Gordon^ Bonaventura, .Jimmy Bpyd, Anthony 1 INSTRUCTIONAL LEAGUE Kornfeld, Gregory Gomes, Andy Ar- Fred Largey, Chris Maguire, JOhn Thompson. : • : . • j. . Capriglione, Manlio Carrelii, Chris Volunteer Fire Department, nold, Jerf Grohs, Spencer Panter, Craig .. Maxemchuk and Grayson'-Murray. .,.. ' './• AMERICAN LEAGUE ••'•', Gigantlno,, Don ,CHgantiho, Jay Mitch Will fill manager, St|ndy Fishman - Jennifer Hammer, Matthew Gallaro, Cftr . Braves, manager, Ed Slankiewicz — Angels, manager, John TJnchestcr — ,, Hoopingarner, Keith Kennedy, Jin Ho . Flshman, Michelle Kirsch, Michelle Swanstrom, Matt Nittoly and Jo Brian Carson, Chris Chiavarelll, Jeff. Chad Barrolli, Veronica' Belleza; Brian Lee, Guln McSulla,, Ted Sadtler and ' Rozan, Allison Moskowitz, Evan Burger: Davis, Andrew Gallagher, Chris Biirke, Michael Clanni, Greg Gittrlch, Peter Soulios. • " defender role Schachter, Robert Schiano, Gabe Keyes Martin, manager, Marty MandN Maresca, Stephen Matejek; Rafael David Hamlett, Qavid Santos, Wendy '' i Yankees, manager, John Hurley — ' Frank Mitsch, a graduate ,ot Conte, Jamie Pederson, Youshan - Scott Wishna, Justin Petino, \Quintana, Adam Ritterbush, Peter Saladiho* Kevin Sauer, Eric Serio, James Argasti Eric ; Bayer, Nicole .. Mqhomed, Morris Resner, Steven Johnathan Dayton High Schobl, Mauricio Palomino, Peter Carpenter, enbauer, Romel Sanchez and David. Doug Stoffer, Tommy Unchester and ' Coddingtoh, Ken Colodne,. Matthew Horowitz, John D'Andrea and Greg Springfield, Wll| be on defense again Brian ' Teitelbaum, • David .Schlosser, Sfflnklewicz. . . •• AndyWeinberg. . • • .. , Gardella, Robert .Gardella, 'Blair Gebauer. Brett Levy, Michael Lippman, Teddy this year for the Stevens Tech lacrosse jrioles, manager, Lewis Satulsky — Astros, manager, Dave Cook—Jacob Gardiner, . Karl Gerhafdt, Jimmy • Loya, Scott Chapin, Christopher squad in Hoboken. This will be the third Elkay Products, manager, Marc Brian Dclaney, Kevin Delariey, Ellas Chung, Matthew Cook, David Falk, ..Hurley, Noel Murphy, John Rau, Paul, Mangels ar(d Adam^Koppekin. year oh'the varsity team for Mitsch, Apirian — Sarah Pack, Colleen Chapih, Georgjadls, Jimmy Higgins, Patrick Jimmy Forker, Ronald Heymann, Alan Santos and Erich Schwartz.. . , nowinhissenloryearafStevens.: Brigld Leddy, Seth Apirian, Jared Carter" Bell, manager, Fred Teit- cus Stadlin, Peter Kay, Alex Goldberg,, scheid T- Fred Teitscheid, Gregory Adam Raviv, Robert Menkin, Darren Graziano, . Michael Reddington, on Union County House, Aaron Brinen, Chris Jorda and Michael Montipari, Danny Baker, . ' .'-. . April 26,1984 Leslie Schwartzbeck. David Silverman, ' Steve Marcus, Sam's Friendly Service, manager, Joshua Brinen, David Goodman, Tim Section Two Of.the Union Uader, Sprlnfl|ileld Leatler, Mountainside Echo, Linden Leader, The Spectator, Kenilworth Leader ~ ~ ~Jc \-fa Over 70,000 Readers Vincent Siniscal — Jessica Clayton, Lege and Jerry Quaglietta. . , Pitcher Dan Klinger Amy Foley, Jenna Nicoletli, Jamie American Legion, manager, Harry helped his ow«t cause by Feeley, Vincent Siniscal, Scott Ritter, Weinerman — Sean Weinerman, Billy scoring the winning run as David Shipitofsky, Mathew Feldman, Hart, Tommy Fazio, Peter Glassman, Jonathan Dayton David Greenberg, .Daniel Marcus, Louis' Drucks, David Blum, Dante squeeked by Newark East CAI approach: tell them help is available Peter Kucharski, Michael Goodfriend Puorro, Scott Halpern, Jeffrey Brooks, Side 4-3 April \19 in and Steven Fenton. Mark Feinsod, David Gerson and Chris Springfield. . thought of as the crazed person more than $25 billion per year — on the part of industry to help MINORLEAGUE Calabrese. In the sixth' inning, "OUf cohcefft is Mvilh the sick in the streetwise s\ib-culture, but . $16.6 billion of lhat amount in their employees who wish to be Bunnell Brothers, manager, Marc Masco Sports, manager, Steve Klinger led off with a lost productivity alone. Em- Weisholtz — Drew Weisholtz, Josh Zucker — Michael Zucker, Marc • single, moved to second on alcoholic and with alcoholism. this individual represents an helped overcome alcohol and Kestler, Bryan Chesley, Brett Cohen, Falkjn, Dennis Costello, Joseph a base hit by Da'm?n Our concern is when abuse of extremely small percentage," ployees dependent upon alcohol drugs. Far from being un- Bob Zentz, Ben Ginter, Jay Desai, O'Steen, Jason Yee, Barry Teitelbaum, Iaione and went to third < alcohol or drugs results in death McLelland said. : or drugs function at only 67 sympathetic, employers, clearly Clayton Trivett, Bob Johnson, Marc Jamie Schutz, Charles Maltzman, Marc a wild pitch. Ricl percent of their work potential understand not only the Zucker, David Tazaki, Levon Vincent Penchansky, Riger Lerrier, Matthew Policastro lifted a\ and injury and shattered lives." "The. great majority of people and Anthony Palermo. Applebaum and Scott Osmulski. sacrifice fly to drive in These are the operating- who are disabled with addiction and have accident rates 36 times economic toll, but the terrible Springfield Carvel,, manager, Rich Minor and Major Leagues will play Klinger who evened his principles-of the staff of the the rate of their fellow non- human burden of alcoholism and record to l-l. are people like you and me who Huber — Brian Costellb, Tom Severini, their annual All Star Games at the Center .for Addictive Illnesses for one reason or another have addicted workers. drug abuse and are sincerely Josh Beck, Daniel Weiss, Vincent Springfield Pool on Memorial Day. Klinger pitched all the anxious to alleviate suffering." Costa, Joseph Fnsolo, Mark Kazemi, Regular season play ends on June 9. way striking out seven and , (CAD.raccordihg to Arthur S, this disease. And it is recognized "For years," said Joan Eric Naggar, Ryan Huber, Andy Playoffs begin June 11, with the walking two batters. McLellan, M.D;, CAI president that alcoholism and other forms Thuebel, director/corporate According to Theubel, Huber, Ryan Feeley, Keith Babiarz and championship games scheduled for Dayton, who was and director. Located in of addiction run in families with liaison with CAI, "industry has although many individuals come JoeFlcchi. June 16. . scheduled to play Bound been aware of the personal and to CAI on their own or through Lions Club, manager, Larry Winter The board of directors of the Brook yesterday, takes on Morristown; the center is a joint a very strong preponderance of — Scott Beyer,-Jeff Lippman, Rafael Springfield Junior Baseball League for Rosellc Park today at venture of Overlook Hospital, evidence pointing to the factor of business tolls exacted by alcohol referrals from family, friends or Absenfeld, David Nittolo.Bob Grohs, • the 1984^ season are President Tom home at 3:45 p.m.: Summit, and -Morristown inherited susceptibilty to and chemical dependency. But physicians, increasingly, the Gregory. Maltzman, Brett Winter, Seth Gallaro, Secretary Mary. Lee Gravina,. Memorial Hospital; and af- for a long time, industry felt center is helping employees Eisen, Jason Mullman, Peter Kuenzel, Treasurer Denise Gallaro, Fund- Gerndt leads chemical substances." Billy Foley, Noah Scheinman and raising Kathryn Puorro, Pony League, filiated with Rutgers University. helpless to act against referred to it through Employee James Bflslle. '• . \;, Steve Zucker; Major League, Ron JAAUtowins CAI, which was originally part of .Blanche Rifendifer, vice alcoholism in particular on the Assistance Programs (EAP) at PBA, manager, Joe Nadzqn — Chris Puorro; Minor and "Instructional Kathy Gerndt of president-nursing at CAI, noted, supposition that little if anything their place of business. Mountainside compiled a Overlook and then moved to its Gomes, Alan Kane, Josh Ritter, Josh leagues, Marty Mand; publicity, Sande present location about four years "If you ask the public to close could be done for the alcoholic. "An EAP is a concerted effort Verbel, Chris Pack, Pat Reddington, Mand, equipment, Stan Wickham; 15-8 dual match singles their eyes and give you a picture Jason Verbel, Mark Nadzan, Mike umpires and fields, Terry Feeley and record this season as a ago, has grown to become New Drug addiction was considered by the corporation, to provide Landow, Steven . Kleinman, John .Past President Pietro Petino. member of the James Jersey's largest state-licensed, of an alcoholic, they're going to bad enough but alcoholism had help for its employees," ex- Madison University tennis teil you it's a man and he's' —to be atotallylost causeT1^ ;•— team. plained Theubelr "regardless of drinking out of a brown. paper what the employee's problem The JMU senior, who and outpatient treatment and bag. They're not going,to see "The prognosis for good Two bowling tourneys played No. 6 singles, was .rehabilitation". facility, for recovery on the part of many might be — emotional, marital, undefeated in fall com- their physician, their" lawyer, financial, family, alcohol or petition (5-0) and had a alcoholism and chemical (drug) their potential worker, their son alcoholics has prompted on top at Garden Bowl seven'tnatch winning dependency. or daughter as alcoholics." renewed and intensified efforts (Continued on pngc 2) streak at one point this Part of CAI's approach to. The 12th annual Teacher's Bowling forms may be obtained from Garden spring as a member of the Dispelling these miscon- Tournament will be held at Garden State Bowl or by calling Emma Lampe team for the Harrisori- treatment -of alcoholism and State Bowl, Union, May 7 and 8 at 4:15 at 376-0509; ceptions is essential to treatment burg, Va., school; She.also drug addiction is the education according to those at CAI. p.m. Last year, 35 teams from 12 school Also to be held at Garden State on compiled an 11-2 dual process >'by which miscon- systems entered and there is no limit to Monday will be the 22nd annual match record in doubles Robert Ericksen, Ph.D., the number of teams from each school Catholic Rosarian tournament at- 9:15 play this season. .'T ceptions about' addiction can be clinical psychologist at CAI, or school system, a.m. and 1 p.m. the closing date for corrected and," armed with entries is tomorrow. The Jonathan Dayton noted that untreated, alcoholism One out of five entries will receive a graduate finished her proper knowledge and un- cash prize, plus individual trophies for All Catholic women are invited to is a progressive disease that can participate, and there will be individual JMU career .with, a 34-28 derstanding, those afflicted will members of the winning team. Closing (.548) dual match singles kill. date for entries, is May 4 and entry trophies for the members of the win- realize help is available. ning team, a trophy for high game and .record. ' • "While there's no cure, there high series and one for most pins over JMU placed second in ' 'Most. individuals consider the recent state cham- is recovery,"'Dr. Elricksen said. FULL NAMES average. There will also be cash and' visual^ , the alcbhdilc itt'" awards. pionship tournament. The 1 "And recovery carf be more News releases must include the full Dukes finished'(He 1983-84 terms ofvskid; row — total fulfilling than most alcoholics name of-every person mentioned, or at Multiple entries are allowed, arid season with a 20-4 dual dysfurtcttoi" Dr. Mcbellan least two initials. For example: John entry blanks can be obtained by calling match record and. won 'realize. Typically, recovering Smith, Mary Smith or J. J. Smith - not- Garden State Bowl or Emma Latoi- explained,? "Yet, this really alcoholics not only pick up the their final 14 matches of represents somewhere between J. Smith or M. Smith. pariello at the above number. ' the season,- ' threads of their previous lives, 3 and 5 percent of alcoholics. they live even better, more "Often the drug addict is productive lives than before FINEST SPORTS PRACTICE CENTER VIDEO $1.89 OVERNIGHT. . BLANK ACCtSSORIES MOVIE RENTALS TAPES And families tend to stay intact. 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•'. ••ill t-T^'iV^iV'," i ,'.•'.'i '\l I., ' •'•'.. , , ; • , ,)••••• '-• Seniot uiniiliv I'liih' Dnni'i' April ill. 7 In II |i.m lit IhirnK "(Vlclinitlitn of the Stan;." Alicia ik> I jirnu'ha. piunn MudiKiin .lunior School auditorium. Main secretary; 'Madeline Lancaster of virluitKji. Tnnplr It'tuii Ahniham. 'Mi KIIHI Niirlhfivlil StrrH. Mudisiin. May A. K::Ut p m. Pre-concert lecture. The Senior Citizens Council of Union. Commssioricr George J. Albanese of Sunchita Tyson, regional prpgram Potpourri I'uuntry Inn. ti.vs Vnlli-y Iliuul. ('lilliin. :UU:»W1, 74:i- Springfield, correspondlng^secretary; AviV. l.lvinKKtmi. AprilM. Hp m,!m-22l«i 7:15 p.m.- Jazz Impact, lleneflciul Headquarters. . the state Department of Human Ser-' consultant for home health program's for .w:t. ; • •'.'•'•• .•••• — County will hold its annual convention NUr-Anon.meeting. Kvi'ry Sunday. 7::ki'p.m. St. ; the elderly, U.S. Department of Human Julie Dudash of Winfield, treasurer; Klon mii'rkot hy Sprlntiftdd Ititlury; Club'it prynniul (iiildi'ii unnivcmio* rt^ilul by Ituth Sli m7ynska. Pi'iipack. June i evening. 3771:110. and installation of officers next Thursday vices, former Union County manager;; Hurnubaii. Miwllcul Tcnti'r. Old Slmrl •Hills Iliuul. -Services, Region II. Ann Zahora, Joseph La Vista of Linden, assistant Svlinlanihip Kunil; .loiuitluin Duyliui UII>IIIII|II IHuh I'ninn lliith Scliixit mulilnriuni. North Third ami llurm'l '"The IIUIIL'1." musicjil setting of texts fnim Psalms at the VAffaire restaurant on Route 22 in will give the keynote address. Also, l.iving«tun. l-owcrU'vel, lllueVVingltnomK. . director of the New Jersey Division oh treasurer, and Victor Kruse of Westfleld, Si'hiuil iiriujiuli). Xprinilfli'lil. April LHl.ln ii.tu.tn ?<;M Avonuc. AprirjH.lt p.m. ' 1 i:t-1IH. Temple Sinnl. 2UH Summil Ave.Summit May Mountainside. scheduledto make a presentation will be Ji'uUh Student Aliiiince'meeiln)!» wry ThurKdny Veronica Kane'of Elizabeth and Louis p in. nuirlw lU'iulliu'r. :l7ll-:«l». MIOKCKK', 4«7-aai». Spritiu eancvrl Icir Chiinw «f MUSIC. Inc. .Smith ' -t. H: m p. m .-27:l-4V2l. ' Aging, Department of Community Af- IS: 15 p.m. ii»' VM p.m. l.ilirary of I'nlnn. County Hershbain of New Providence, trustees. Ouipli'r'll, group of Oitupint'nmrriiMl mort1 Ihun I'liilnfli'ld Illuh.Si'hciiil. (in April a).75ll-7«Uur SWMfiOI. Nl'U' Philharmonic nf New Jersey and New Jersey fairs', also will address the convention. .Callrffv* t'rnnford. Uary Trertdu'r. 1W7-G5W.. The thenie for this year Is "Health: .(iiu'e. Wiltt1ilnd fhiftii1 parly. Tin' l.ltlle While Iliiumv Ui'iwfil cunct'rl hy N'ru-Ji'rsey.Symphony (Ircheslru Bullet. Mnrris Musuum of Arts and Sciences. County putting more emphasis • Orientation nuvilnK of I'nmim Without Pnrltu'rii Make It Last a Lifetime, "in addition to III.27. Mt'tuiilKi. ApriP.1l. H p.m. :ut!-H77tt'iir KUKKaii. nt Newark Syniphimy Hull April M, Ik'lcn Sivc Morristown. May5.11 pmlm-WM ; Peter M. Shields, director of the Union Chn|>trr. 41H. ul Franklih.siiite Hunk. 336 Park Au>.. . several new resolutions to be introduced, HKSOIA'E. Inc.. community numMing center. Paxlcin. 6W:l7l:l. Hcnefil for New Jersey Stale Opera al Monmoulh County Division on Aging, will be the Scotch Plains. Adult sivelal «n worn) Monday of each . Mntheni'.Cenlcr'or (Vmral Ne«- Jersey, workshop. ('(inwrl of classical music hy Sm-iily n( Musical Arts College's "Shadow Ijiwn. Music by Marty Ames and on promotional progjrartis: Grisi master of ceremonies and Wanda Echan the' council will reintroduce a 1980 month. - ' .. ' . '• / resolution on programs for preventive FonwtHid'Scolch PlalnM YMCA, Grand-SlriTi and of. Mapleu'iHMland depiirlmenl (>r art and musk- of orchesta. May 5. ca-5757 upgraded "with an eye to attracting of Union will be chairman for the day. Wntchung Double- Humble. TrulUldo parking lot. Union County Manager Arthur J. Grisi care-and nutritional anoT physical well- I'nlon Avenue. April 30.» p.m. OfliliHlw. Scion Hull University. Bishop Douiihcrly Student "Covallerio llustlcana." Opera al Florham. more' revenue-producing businesses, April 29. 7:30 a.m. Hike from 7:30 In »:W a.m.; nlmi. has announced "a major shift" In the Philip Pearlman, deputy director; and being. ': ' , ' • ' The Linden .Chamber nf Commerce will hold u Center. Setun Hall. South Ornniie. April 2U al u p.m. Drcyfuss auditorium. Falrlclgh Dickinson University. industry and tourism to Union,County, as Kaklal SMB Circular. Stirrcm parking lot. 9:15 a.m. direction arid operations of the county's Teresa Reger, .field representative, benefit auction'May :t at 7 p.m. In Ihe Linden High Opcnrchcanial at I p.m. May 5 and 6!n p.m. 377-0733. The "Young at Heart Singers," all Pluckemln bidwIck-Polieriivllle bike ridr. A & P informational and promotional efforts. It well as increasing" the; awareness of Union County Division on Aging, will l cafclcrla. Additional -Information can be ob- "The Gypsy Baron.'/ Lubn Opera Co. Madison HiRh .Choral masterpieces of the 20lh Century by Now members of Springfield senior citizens parking lot. routes 2U2-2O8. Plukemin. D:3O a.m. 30 Jersey Schola Canlorum. Crescent Avenue Church. is designed to increase the 'county's, county residents about programs and y / Schmil auditorium. April 2» nnd 20. :ip.m..BM-l524. . . install the officers. . ' • groups, will present.'several numbers .milts -from Pluckemln to>Potienivi|le with slop al Wnlchung Avenue and Seventh Street. Plainfield. May visibility and better serve the public, he services," Grisi said. In the coming year, Outdoor flea markcl by Parents' Guild of Mother Concert by Plainficld Symphony orchestra. Crescent with John McMurray directing and oidwlck: Also. Along Delaware Canal. IIOJO. Norih 6.3:30p.m.75ft-731l. . said, '.' . • •"•;'.. ' the county will increase Its publications . The invocation will'be given by the Selon Regional iligh School. Clark'. May 5 iraln dale Avenue Presbyterian Church. Plainficld. April 29. 3 Plalndeld. W.n.«:30o.m.; aUo, WyanoliicClcular. about all facets; of county government Madeline Lancaster at the piano. .' p.m. 561-5140. Annual spring concert free'of charge. Performing The county's Office of Public In- Rev. Donald B. Jones of the Trinity Pockanack-Wnyno Mall. HM5n.nl. Illk" IllRh Point and and continue to undertake an intensive Senior citizens groups', are making Free spring concert. Union County College's Arts Center. Middlesex College. Edison. May B. 8 p.m. formation .. is being expanded and United Methodist Church in Rahway and explore drjf mine. April 20. Boiling conc«slon«i»pcn In. May 'Sunday Programs, Trallslde" Nature and' table reservations and Inviting their Cranfard Campus Theater. May 1.12:15p.m. 276-2600. 540-0100,0x1.238. .economic development' program, he the benediction by the Rev. George Echo Lake Park. Mounlalnalde: Weslflcld, Wntlonco Science Center: Colon Avenue and New Providence ;i : mayors and (Municipal officials-to-be Concert by Drew University Chamber Orchestra. "Drew Promenade 1984," conducted by Skilch added. .•„;..• •'...;':' :.. ."..:'" :.- Sheridan of Union. . Park. Glliabcih.and Roselle. Union County amateur Road, Mduhtnlnslde. Watchung llcscrvallon, Union Works by llnndcl. Mozart. Wagner. Great Hall. Henderson, featuring works by Gershwin and Rach- Laura Covuoci Kolnoski, 30, has been ,•'. Evelyn' Frank of Union, .president, their guests. Individual reservations aro talent night. Union County .College auditorium. . Couniy Department of Parka ond Recreation. All GAf approach Madison. May 3.. R p.m. Annual church music con- maninoff, sponsored by Drew University. Madison. named director of the Office of Public •• heads the slate of officers to be Installed, also being accepted. Anyone wishing to Cranford. April, 27 ai 8 p.m.. March o( Dimes About Pets Folr. May 6,1 too p.m.: Spring Discover}' ference. Baldwin Gymnasium. May 5. 0 a.m. lo 3 p.m. May II. 8 p.m. Carnegie Hall. New York City. Linda (Continued from ppgc 1) Information, replacing Thomas' W- Others who will be installed are: Philip attend may contact the council office at Walkalhon. Kean College ol New Jersey. Unilm, B Hike. May 13. 2 p.m. Caring for wild orphans ibaby Concert wllh Lynn Sicbcrl and Mary Luddekc. violin Dulyc. 377-3000. exl. 230. drugs. Counseling is provided, and, as Haedrich, who resigned in December J. Cohen of Union, second vice president; 964-7555, Reseryatl6ns,are^$6. No tickets a.m.: Aborolutn Dcdlcallon. Arbor Day cclebrmlon. .. mammals and birds.) .May 20,2 p.m. 232-5930: duo. BowneThcatcr.'8p.m.377-3O00. ' Spring concert. May 13. New Providence High 1903 to take a position in private ind- ' will be sold at the door. ' -}:\ • • Trallslde NiSC. Mountainside. 2 p.m.. April 29. Spring Seminar, "the Divorce. Process. Vour Legal required, referral to the' proper Alma Zeller of Springfield,' recording School. 3 p.m, 272-3133. sustry. ••.••". (ilngof Irallslde Nature and Science C<-n(.cr. Coles Rights."'Community Advisement 'and Resource Bobby Byrne, concert artist. Holy Trinity Hall. 315 professonal agency pr facility." .: . : : Center. Middlesex County College. West Hall Annex, First St.. Weslfleld. May 4. Bp.m. 5M-3838.506-3839. May Dance Celebration by Inner City Ensemble Several area corporations have set up . Kolnoski, who was graduated from Avenue and New Providence Road, Mountainside , Rider College in Trenton in 1976, is'a i Union' County). Pre-rcglstrallon required. Family Edison. Attorney Jeffrey Goldblatt. 548-M00. cxt. 411. ' Medieval German religious art and architecture Theater and Dance Co. Chatham Borough High School. . EAPs, including the Mennen Company in hikclhrough (Volchung Reservation: meet at Sefiley'i through musical interpretation. Colonial Symphony (Continued on page 4) Morristown, Ciba-Geigy in Summit and lifelong Linden resident and graduate of .the Linden public school system. She has. Pond parking lo|, 10:30 a.m. to I2:io p.m.: "llnvo You Music the General Motors Assembly Division in' Hugged A tree Lately?," to to 11:30 a.m.: "Journey to Linden. : ' . been employed as a reporter at WJD1V1 FREE f HOURS TRAILING *, : . , Vic Domonc April 27 lo April 28; Jay Black and the COMPUTER the • Center of the Earth." 1:30 to ,2:30. p.m.: Americans, May 4 to5: Michel LeGrand, Moy II to 12: Reflecting upon the "tremendous radio In Elizabeth and the Elizabeth •,'BDBC $500 TtW/ARD ANY SOFTWARE Planetarium Show, "Red Rivals, 3 p.m.: night hike. Daily Journal and joined the Union rnCC OR PERIPHERAL with a . : Allen and Rossi with Kcelcy Smith, May 18 lo 10; national cost to the United States of PROFESSIONALS 7:30 to 0:30. April 26 iraln date. April 27): spring Franklo Volll and the Four Seasons, May 28,26 and 27. YOUR DIAMOND alcohol and drug abuse," GM -Medical County Office of Public Information in TEXAS INSTRUMENTS peepers, 10 a.m. to 11:30 a.m., 7:30 to 0:30 p.m.: June 1982 as a public information officer. Playboy Casino, Allamic City. Director John Burling, M.D., em- PROFESSIONAL COMPUTER "Helping the Blucblrccoycry, 10:30 a.m. to noon: David tlrehncr. April 27 and 28. Anfjcla.Boflll.'slngcr : "Having grown up in;Union County, I SINCE 1964 _ Kookey Kites.i Io3p.m.. April 27.2J2-S930.. IN A NEW SETTING phasized the need, for countermeasures O28KRAM. •MSDOS/BASIQ VMJUE$3SS0 songwriter, May 4 at 0 p.m. Shelly West. May IB. Regis take great pride and pleasure in working WE SELL M 'TWO 320K DISK DRIVES S Phllbln! co-host of ABC-TV's "Morning Show:" May 12. "early on." What disturbs Dr. Burling is • ADJUSTABLE KEYBOARD Clara Uarlon Auxiliary of Eastern Union County the prevalence of alcohol and drugs . to increase citizens' knowledge and •12" MONITOR • -\, . . .9p.m.'7:30hnd 1.1:30 p.m. Lou Rawls. May 10,7:30 and WE LEASE 2,695 Chapter to sponsor floor show, luncheon at Town and WHILE YOU WAIT! among teen-agers. awareness about what Union County has i PARALLEL PRINTER PORT';/ 11:30 p.m. Club Bone Dinner Theater. Rl. 3S, WE SERVICE • SiOwdThnuAVl Campus .Restaurant. Union, April 28 al noon. Syllvd to offer,". Kolnoski said. "We • .want ,Sayrcvlllo.'727-3000, • .:. , "Teens should be learning how to live Pierre Landy, 355-2500. ' • everyone to know that Union County has Organ recital by Lynnc Davis. St. Stephen's Church, and they should be developing their skills TELEPHONE: The Catholic Alumni Club of Norlh'Jcrsey. a Catholic to live the fullest lives," Burling said. It all — historic arid cultural sites, 25 U9MalnSl.iMlllburn,4p.m. ". . "Instead too many of them are becoming parks and recreational facilities, prime 376-4242™ l/VESWOOD addicted to alcohol and chemicals." •• locations for business and industry, 10 The Substance Abuse Committee of hospitals, two colleges and a unique ^ 212-662-0060 COMPUTER CORPORATION GM Assembly Division's company EAP blend of urban and suburban com- -^800-221-1127 155 ROUTE 22E,SPRINGFIELD, NJ Fiom 8:30 Am strive . to . identify employees - with munities. These assets; combined with Super lo 6:00 PM -problems-and_to.j!efer-thera_td:facilities_ our proximity to New York City, Newark Market Mon.-S.it. suchasCAI. .••••• International Airport, arienhe Jersey/ "Salvage rather than punish" is the shore, make Union County an ideal place to live, work and do business.',' ' •" • 1-122 Morris Avo., UniOIT688 9709 We Accepl philosophy at the plant, according to Food Stamps Burling. : Kolnoski' has recently, joined the Prime & Choice Meal Employers' such .as GM "typify the Gateway Tourism Council, a group of six ilelc line nl Dairy. Frozen Food & fitoceiy Piotlucls great efforts and major strides being counties and private interests working A NATIONWIDE CHAIN Delivered! taken by the industrial community to together to promote tourism in this area. stem the economic losses associated with A regional brochure listing historic and alcoholism and drug abuse and to stem cultural sites being published" by the VIDEO BIZ1 US;D.A. 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1 . - (Continued from page4). Following are the winning New May8.1:40 and 7:30 p.m. Kean Cojlege'of New jersey, . Exhibition. College Gallery at Vaughn-Eamcs Hall, (Continued from pages) "Applause," Wcslflolil Community Players' anniversary, Newark, first two.weeks In May. 65G- North Avenue, East, Cranford. 272-S7M after, 7 p.m. i> ,- Jersey Lottery' numbers, for the' Films Union. 5J7-2S71. ' Kcan College, Union. Now through April 28. Theater, 1000 North Aye., WMlflcld. April 27 and 28, • 2139,-744:5673.>' _ '.•• • .'•'.• ' . • "VMllta.". ,Clrcle Players ot Plscotaway. ' Classic Film festival at YM-YW1IA, Metrspolllan *o . weeks of March 26, April 2, April . Rl. 24. Chatham. May 17 through May 20. 8 p.m. 377- "The Graduate" film presentation. University Center Blowups of electronic video Images by Or. Donald May 4and5, May 11 and l2ai8:Mp.m. £32-1221. • "Butterflies An Free,". Open Curtain Theater," Weekends.'May II, 12,18,19,25,28.8:30p.m. 968;7555. New Jersey, 760 Nothfield Ave.; West.Orange. ' 9and April 16: 0133. . ' .••'.'. .-'•'• at brew, Madison. May 5.7 and 9 p.m. 977-3000. Lokuta, Kcan College . of New Jersey artist- *C- DAncc. Celebration. Master classes by Julio Maloncy "West of Broadway." New scries by New Jersey. North Avenue and Forrest Avenue, Cranford. May 4. "Carounei." Overlook Musical Theater. St John's "Genocide," documentary Oscar winner of 1982. April Q. photographer; "Connections: Science Into Art," and and Prod Dnnlcll of Garden Stole Ballet Co., at Garden Cable Television Network, to nil- on last 'Sunday i>f "You Cah'l Tako It With -You," Wllklns Theater, Lutheran Church, S87 Springfield Ave., SumralL Fall 28.8 p.m. 736-3200, rat, 511 or 523. < PICK-IT AND PICK-4 Art other artists' exhibits. Summit Art Center, 68 Elm St. 1 every month at 5:30 p>ni. and the following Monday at Kcah College of New Jprsoy, Union, Way 3, 4, 5 at 8 dale.6JS«45.' ... . ' ' Free film showings. "Gnndhl," April 29,8 p.m'., April 1 Slate Ballet School Studio. 0 South Si.. Morristoun. Now to May 13.527-2371. 3:30 p.m. April 20. April 30. May 27, May 28., p.m., May Can p.m. v. ,': :'•-• . . "Cuyi and Dolls,",June 28 through July 7. '.'South: 30,.noon and 8 p.m.; "Cjddyshadi,", May 13, 8 p.m., . Water colors by Belly Stroppel. Summit Art Center y March 26-001,0913. .Mayl8andl9.3774l33belttoenland5p.m. v- • MarchW -r- 793,1202. - Polish Heritage Festival. Convention Hall. .Asbury "Bus Stop," featuring Gary A. Mink of Union. Major VFInlan's Rainbow," Workshop 90 Theater, Upsula Pacific!" July 18 through 28: •• Annie," Aug.,8 through May 14, noon and 8 p.m. Film versions of .classic Members.' Gallery. 68 Elm St. Now through May 31. "Scrolls of Fire: A Book of Jewish Mnrtyrology," Art Gallery of YM-YWIIA of Metropolitan New Jersey, March 28 — 617,1499. . Pnrk.Fi'flliirJngBobbyVinlon.477-17«l,65J-7ffiM. • Theater Series. Monlclolr State College. May 2 to 5. College, Edgorion Terrace, East Orange. May 8 to 12! B Aug. 18. AH shows run. 10 performances. Summer novels. Free showings during spring semester by New Weekdays, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Saturdays and Sundays, 2 760 Norlhflcld Ave., West Orange. Now to April 29.73S- March 29 —154,1283; Memorial auditorium.' 803-4205.. • • . '•-.'• p.m.268-7185. . • •; . .".•;; •euon ot Plays:uvthe-Paric musicals. Roosevelt Park Jersey Cultural Arts Program Board In O'Meara' to4p.m.S73-9121. '••;.' "Cabaret." Rqinapo College auditorium, 505 Valley 3200, oxl.SU or 523. " 8 March 30 —595,5263. "The Night of tho Iguana." May 25 through June 23, Amphitheater, Rt.l, Edison. 548-2SH ' . ;' auditorium (Hulchlnson J-I00). "Great Expectations," Students to exhibit art work in 1964 Master's Thesis. z theater Road.Mohwph.Mays.4.5,11.and 12ut8p.m.R25^80O. , March 31— 693,3935. Friday and Saturday evenings. Acting Studio, 189' g "The Desert Song." May'2 through June 10. Spring "Crimes of the.Heart," Ironbound Theater's first April 2 -803.7359. • • . (Continued on page 5) z 1084 children's shown. "Ttic Wind In the Wiliowa." May April 3—.335,0888. z 12: "Jack and the Beanstalk." May 10: "Sleeping $$COUPON$$£ H: COUPON o April 4-030,4298. . Beauty.'" June 2. and "Snow White." June 9. Paper \' Let Us Clean Your f| H 3 April 5 —969,2787. Mill Playhouse. Millburn.376-UU. . . : Vi Ib. of U April 6-282,9575. "The, Desperate' Hours." New Jersey Public [.••.:. cutters For spring f* oo Q I n one CO Bologna . u. April 7 — 218,9268. Theater. US South Ave. East. Cranford. Now to May r NOW only April 9 — 316,6149. FREE . 19. Weekends. 8:3o p.m. 272-9704. With *4M purchase of cold cuts AprillO —027,9033. "Simon of the Dcscrf'and "Job." Bowne Theater, we can turn your home n April 11-961,7279. Drew University-Dramatic Society, Madison.. April 26 Only At April 12 —736,8432. Ihrw^ 29 at 8 p.m. Unda Dulyc. 377-3M0. exl. 238. into a maintenance-free, HOUSE Avoid Climbing J2 April 13 —026.6170. ".1984." Aclor'j Cafe theater. • Bloomflcld College. call For Appointment JOL April 14 —731,9978. Franklin and Frectnont streels, Bloomficld. April 27 HBERNIES SUB SHOP (Between9-6PM| • 'gj April 16-640,8640. • Fridays" ind Saturdays I through June 2i B p.m. fuel efficient, stucco, stone, CO 112 S. Wood Ave., Linden April 17 — 973,6038. "Happy Birthday, Wanda June," JuneSlhrough July 7 J&MCompany %% April 18 — 407,4761. iFrldaysandSaturdaysi.8p.m.42£7G(2. or brick house. And we !£ 862-9586 April 19 -848,2316. "McCarter Theater production of "The Gin Game," 355-6655 355-460*09 1084 spring tour April 27 at 8 p.m: in Cronbury School April 21 — 961,1358. auditorium, sponsored by the Woman's Club of can do it for almost the Cranbury- 1609) 6W-S3S1 (after S p.m.) or (6H)-tSS- 3725.- '., ' .. -'• .. ' ' ' ' • . same price as PICK 6 . vDonll Bothei*Me, 1 Can't Cope." Now to May 87. March 29 —• 1, 4, 10;-21, 22, 27; Crossroads Tticater. 320 Memorial Parkway. New Check out the Blue Book prices! . bonus —28754. ' • Brunswick. S4W5W. ' 1 Professional April 5 - 1, 2, 4, 27, 31, 32; "Comic Belief." Upstage Cofc, Whole Theater Co., Workmanship' bonus—79466. •' 544 Bloomflcld Ave. Monlclolr. April 28 and May 5. Free Estimates April 12 — 6, 11, IS, 23, 28, 33; 8:30 and ll'p!m. 744-2089. No obligations bonus — 68365. "Happily Ever After." April 30; "Lost Electro," April 19 — 7, 10; 15, 19, 28, 35; May 14. McCortcr Theater. 01 University Place. J &M COMPANY • bonus, 23569. Princoion. 16OD14S2-G010. 355 s . "The Desperate Hours." Now'througli May 19. New # Jersey Public Theater. 110 South Avenue. East. 355-4^06 Rajrextravagqnza' Cranford. 278-5704 • . •' . "Snoopy." April ,10 10 28. George Street Playhouse to be held in Union Children's Theater Co.. 41'4 George St.. S'ew Brun-' Before. Forever after. swick. 840-2895.240-7717. More than 100 tables of railroad- "Fiddler1 On the'Hoof." Monlclair Operetta, Club. related, items, will await the public on Mount Hebron School Theater. 173 Bcllcvuc Ave.. j Garden Stalo Brlckiace For a freo estimate, I • 843 Si, Cjoorqo Avonuo fill In this coupon. Sunday, / when the Tri-State Railway. L'ppcr Monlclair. April 20.27.28, May 3.4.5. at n p.m.. Rosalie, NJ 07203 . .-..'' ; ssCOUPONss Historical Society presents its spring April 20 at 6:30 p.m.. May 6012:30 p.m. 740-0017. or dqll(20])P25-b08p,! : • railroad —'extravaganza-'--flea—market^ -:-J'R'ovcl-Wilhpui A-PaiHe^-PrincctmrTrinnBlreiub.-" -Wom«n'«'FactoryOutl»t Boutlquo 1 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Boys and McCarler Theater. 01 University .Place. Princeton. YMI I am tntvrMttd in bvauillylng and prbticling th* molt Girls Club of Union, 1050 Jeanette Ave. April 26. iSOOi 452-5200. '• . •' . '. Important Invulnwnl of my 1ll«l ' MOM WILL Your old, worn-out home central air conditioning Displays will include toy trains, lan- Friday Festival of New Play Readings. "The Sweet . Nam* _- • .... • • ,. unit has a trade-in value thai you've probably terns,, timetables, railroad china and Revenge of Louisa May." April 27: "The Other Side of Addreu .' never considered. Right now you can cash in on silverware, books and magazines, pic- Newark." May 4; "Lesser Evils." May II. Whole HAVE A \ that value . . . and save money! Carrier is the only Theater Co . ,VH Bloomfick! Avc.. Moncloir. 744-2033. ' . Cii'y': • •"• ' '' .State. tures, and slides; movies, postcards and name in the air conditioning industry with a Blue "Pirates of . Penzance." • Chatham Community . other collectibles.. . •• • Hom»Phon»i_ Book that lists the value of every system in use. Players. 23 North Passaic Ave. April 27.28. May 4. 5. 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She coor- w Josephine Cukier of Mountainside, B'nai Abraham, Livingston. The Spanish o 'Terms of formerly of Springfield, has been chosen dinated Concerts, lectures, exhibits, offers Open, auditions for the 1984 summer pianist will complete the "Celebration of z shows, and a statewide youth in- for Pdper Mill seasons of Plays-in-the Park' musicals to be the stage program chairman of the the Stars" series commemorating the c Polish Heritage Festival which, will be strumental and vocal competition. - . z will begin Sunday ai 1 p.m. in the congregation's 130th anniversary. o "The Desert Song," which opens Roosevelt Park' Amphitheater, Rt. 1 held May 27, in Convention Hall, Asbliry For six years, Cukier was.the youth' .z endearing mprfients to viewers Wednesday at the Paper Mill Playhouse, De Larrocha, who was a child prodigy, z Edison. More auditions will be conducted Park, The, festival is dedicated as a ; counselor of the Polish Women's Alliance has been performing for 55 years on six n ByBEASMITH Millburn, will, bring back Judith Mc- of America, coordinating a young' o 8 beauty and her unpretentious per- -Jack Nicholson, who received an Oscar May 4 at 7:30p.m..and May 5 and 6 at 1 tribute to Lech Walesa, 1983 Nobel Peace continents. She appears annually in c ' "Terms of Endearment," which has Cauley and Richard White, the two children's folk dance grpup that per-, z ' sonality. She is unquestionably the finest as Best Supporting Actor). And her p.m. All parts are open, and auditions Prize Award recipient. Proceeds. from recital in the Great-Performers Series at z g been endearing movie viewers in no romantic stars, of last season's hit "The formed throughout the state. She is a young _star to • climb aboard - the brilliance shines through when she is are open to all.: •. . the festival are designated for food and Lincoln Center, New York City, and at < z uncertain terms at the Union Twin wagohloqd.of superstar potentiality that . New Moon." They will play the principal medicine for people of Poland. trustee of the Polish Cultural Foundation 3 . Cinema in Union Center, should have had forced to accept the tragedy that befalls roles In the musical and will' sing such The productions for. this summer are the Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C. Z Hpllywood hag tooffer! The stage show at 4 p.m. will feature of New Jersey, a Deerfield Primary 3 sixth Oscar added to its five Academy the entire family. . . numbers as "Desert Song," ."One "Guys and Dolls," June 26 through July Tickets may be purchased at the O The versatile MacLaine (who; even Bobby Vinton, the Polish American Folk Library Volunteer and a member of the Temple office, 300 East Northfield Road, in awards this year. That sixth Oscar Nicholson, who underplays his role as Alone," "Romance" and other Sigmund 7, "South Pacific," July 18 through July Polish. Women's Alliance, Lutriia Choir , now, • is prominently displayed, on MacLaine's eventual lover, cannot seem 28, and "Annie," Aug. 8 through Aug. 18. Dance Co.,-of New York, the Panorama or by calling 994-2290. U should have gone to Debra Winger, .who Romberg.favorites. The.show will run Band, the Serban Quartet, and in her and the Polish American Congress of Broadway in her own show), who has to get away from the character of Jack All shows will run 10 performances. 1 is so unbearably good as Emma, the . oftimes been nominated for an Academy through June 10. "The Desert Song" first American stage debute, Emilia NewJersey. . '• s daughter of Aurora Greenway, played by Nicholson. No matter what the script, he opened in New York on November 30, JThere Will be no Sunday performances- 'Finiah's Rainbow' Award but never won one until this film, is still Jack Nicholson to the.hilt. He A six week - period of - rehearsals Golaszewski. Cukier will be assisted in She has. been active on the Polish The Workshop 90 Theater at Upsala Shirley MacLaine, the recipient of the - gives her finest performance in "Terms 1926: •• '.''. • ';••;.: . •••..' the presentation of the stage program by Heritage Festival committee since its Best Actress award. should be grateful to the marvelous proceeds each opening date. . College, at the college theater on of Endearment." As .Aurora, a firmly- direction of Brooks, and the lighter There have been four film versions of All girls who are interested in the roles Walter Szuba, technical director and inception 13 years ago. Edgerton Terrace,: will perform, the Winger, a comparatively new actress, . determined woman, who cannot come to . moments he is offered in the script to "The Desert Song," . of Annie and- the orphans jvill be seen Stanley Pelc, artistic director. - . Additional information can be obtained musical, "Finian's Rainbow," May 8 to is literally bursting with talent, and terms with • human 'inadequacies, show what he can do with comedy. only on Sunday on alternating hours The festival will begin at 11 a.m.. by calling 477-1791 or 654-7634. 12 at 8 p.m. thanks'to James Brooks, another Oscar- disapproving her daughter's husband. ' Brooks, a 43-year television producer beginning at 1 p.m. and them from 3 to 4 featuring for the first time in New Jersey clutcher, who won for Best Picture, Best. . her .daughter's pregnancies, her next- and writer, makes his motion-picture p.m. (and if necessary 5 to 6 p.m.).. the art work of the Koss family, music, Director and Best Screenwriter, she is Movie timedock rcc door neighbor's lecherous activities, she debut.in "Terms of Endearment" as a Adults who audition Sunday will be seen folk dancing and art, souvenirs, gift sales To Publicity given equal time in the film with BELLE.VUE •' (Mohtclair) I- ' is truly superb. MacLaine'puts all her director, ' producer and screenwriter. between 2 and 3 p.m. and 4 and 5 p.m. and Polish food concessions. At 1 p.m. a Chairmen: MacLaine,' a multi-talented, versatile' talents to work to .soften her role.with ROMANCING THE STONE, Fri., Sat., Holy Mass with Bishop Edward U. Would"you liko some help You'llGet When he bought the rights to Larry Children interested in the "South 1 veteran star. Whenever she pounces on many comedic moments. She is hilarious Sun., 1:30,' 3:30, 5:35, 7:45, 9:55; Mon., Kmiec and priests from New Jersey, will McMurtry's novel, it took him two years Pacific" roles may audition at any time in preparing newspaper screen, and that is practically all of .the when she.finally admits'her attraction to - • Tues., Wed., Thur.; 7:45,9:55. be celebrated.. to convince studios that he could turn the other than those set aside for the "An- releases'.' Write I" this A Bang Out time, Winger dominates the scenes with her obnoxious, nebulous, former BELLEVUE II-'-MOSCOW ON THE 1 1 . script into a light comedy rather than a nie . children. '•..'. Cukier has been active in Polish newspaper and ask lor our her vigor and. vitality, her youthful astronaut, next-door neighbor (played by; shaky comedy with tragic consequences. HUDSON, Fri., Sat., Sun;, 1:45, 3:50, organizations • for 16 years. For five "Tips on Submitting News 5:55, 8:10, 10:20; Mon., Tues., Wed., Additional information can be obtained Of Our He even wrote in a part for Nicholson, by calling the theater at 548-2884. years, she served as the vice president of Releases." and Paramount finally bought. it. Thur., 7:40,9:&0. cultural'affairs .in the Polish. Cultural Lynne Davis QivesTeeitgi Reportedly, the film cost $10 million to BELLEVUE III-WEEKEND PASS, Oscar-winner due on screen Restaurant! make atad has, to date, earned more than Fri., Sat., Sun., 2,4,6,8,10; Mon., Tues., Special $100 million. , Wed., Thur., 7:30,9:30. The film ^"Genocide," Additional information FIVE POINT CINEMA' (Union)- Bring your- Businessmen's 5p Sunday in St. Stephens In addition to the picture's superstars, winner of, the 1982 can be obtained by calling Organist Lynne Davis will give a POL.ICE ACADEMYi Fri., Sat; midnight Academy Award f6r Best , the arts and education own wine Lunch She began her organ studies in MacLaine, Nicholson and Winger, every show. Call theater for timeclock at 984- recital in St. Stephen's Church, Millburn, Michigan at the age of 13, She received a Documentary Feature, will department of the Y at 736- Complete member of the supporting cast is ex- 9633. ' ' . •.••;••• .•'••.. OPEN 15 Sunday. The program will begin at 4 p.m. bachelor of. music degree.. in organ cellent; beshownattheYM-YWHA 3200, ext. 523 or 511. Diiiners $4 A suggested contribution of $3 in support LINDEN TWIN ONE-WEEKEND of Metropolitan New,; MOTHERS DAY w/soup O Dessert performance from the' University of Jeff Daniels, who -plays Flat Horton, of the recital series at St. Stephen's will PASS, Fri., 7,8:40,10:15; Sat., 4:45,6:30, Jersey, 760 Northfield Michigan, at Ann Arbor, graduating with Emma's husband, shows a talent for Now Taking be receivtxl at the, door; 8:15, 10; Sun., 4:30, 6:15, 0, 9:45; Mon., Ave., West'Orange, Sunday • '' honors. She. studied with Marie-Claire. realism and simplicity, particularly LUXURY COACH SERVICE Reservations For Tues., Wed., Thur., 7:45,9:30; SMURFS, at 8 p.m. The event is part, Born in Michigan, Davis resides in Alain in France for six years beginning when he is confronted by his impossible, FOR TOURS & CHARTERS Fri., Sat, Sun., 1:45. . • • of a . c'ommunity-'wide France, where she has been organist at in 1971 and with Jean Langlais, Edouard . mother-in-law. The Hortons' two sons,. 1:00-3:00-6:00 LINDEN TWIN TWOr-SWING commemoration' of Yom WU BUN the Church of St. Peter and St. Paul in Sourberbielle. and Maurice and Marie- played by Troy Bishop and Huckleberry SHIFT.Fri., 7:45, 9:35; Sat., 3:55, .5:50, Hashoa, Holocaust CHINESE RESTAURANT Clamart, near Paris, since 1972. At 34 is Madeleine Duriifle. ' • . Fox, are endearingly convincing as they Rest Rooms • Stereo Radio Open for Lunch already is a. recitalist of international 7:45, 9:35; Sat,, 3:55, 5:50, ,7:45, 9:40; Remembrance Day, and is • Cassette • PA System 714 W. St. Georj» Avenue v show individually torn emotions, at the ; Sun., 3:40, 5:35, 7:30, 9:25; Mon., Tues,, co-sponsored by the' Y and from 11:30-2:00 Linden 486-5280 • •186-5281 reputation.' -..;.' In 1975, Davis won first prize at the constantly changing upheavals in their Wed., ThuV., 7:30, ,9:20; ICE PIRATES, the Community Jtelations^ .'• International Orgah^ompetitLQ.n_iri_St.-: . young Jives rJohnLithgowrwho appears—- r r Fi^St7SUh^lT30^S7SU^0rr ~77 ~ ~~~~ " Committee of Metropolitan -tyysical comedy sei ""AlbarisTTEngland. She has performed briefly as Emma's lover, is especially LOST PICTURE SHOW (Union)- Now Jersey. twice ;at the Royal Festival Hall in funny... . , i&Priricetoh Club FRIDAY, THEjSth; THE FINAL . London, and the second, concert was "Terms of Endearment" Is a picture to TARDI'S recorded for later broadcast by the BBC. • CHAPTER, Fri,', 7; 8:40,'10:15; Sat,, 2, The Princeton Triangle Club will laugh about, to cry about, and certainly 3:46, 5:20, 7, 8:40, 10:15; Sun;, 2, 3:50, DON'T MISS A WEEK open its 95th annual production, "Revel to see more than once. If a viewer took a OFLOCALNEWS RESTAURANT She - has made - two - commercial 5:40, 7:30, 9:20; Mon., Tues., Wed., Without A Pause" April 26. Written,' recordings. . , • .' . half-dozen handkerchiefs to see "Love Thur., 7:30,9: IB. ' . CALL 686-7700 • Road Runner 24 North 20th St. produced, and performed by Princeton Story," then this reviewer suggests STRAND (Summit)-SPLASH, Fri., 7, FOR HOME DELIVERY Kenilworth , undergraduates, the show is a musical For her recital at St. Stephen's, Davis taking a whole dozen to the' Union Tours 7:15,9:20; Sat.; 2,4,6,8,10; Sun;, 2,3:55, 465 Mulberry Street comedy revue with a Cast of GO. will play works of J.S., Bach, William Cinema to prepare for the best picture of 5:50, 7:45, 9:40; Mon;, Tues.,. Wed., THURSDAY 276-6808 Miriam Fond will direct with Eddie Boyce, Jean-Francois Dandrleu, Jehan - theyear, "Terms of Endearment;" Thur., 7,9, '' DEADLINE Wright as choreographer.- The show Ajaln and Gaston Litaize, • All items other than spot will run through June 2. Additional', Sunday's concert will be the last organ 242-1577 information can be obtained by calling • ^ should be In' our of- recital ai St. Stephen's Church until next fice by •I'p.rrv. Thursday, ('609)452-5200, - ' •'• fall.: ' ' ,.. .'• .•• ••: ' 5 Hnurt Open Bat Cocktail Hour POINTSCINEM 7 Coimc Dinner UNION 964963 Tiered \Vcddln« Cake Silver Candelabra! and 1-lowcrk uiKmncmuwnnsu Flaminn Jubilee Show. Private Brida UlSUTSHPIKt. Room*, White Glove Service POLICE ACADEMY Ui'
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for Uhion county classified Call: 6$6-77QQ BANK BOOKKEEPER o TELLERS o. HOP ON OVER PART TIME u> •I SUMMIT* ELIZABETH TRUST CO. .0 TO A NEW JOB! Experienced to c Eastertlme or anytime our firm -.',,• Wurrayhili (Part Time) work 3 or 4 days a z Is dedicated to solving the-pro- Mon. Thru. Fri.: 8:30 AM-4:30 PM o blems you face in. today's data week. Flexible processing world. We care about .. Now Providence (Full Time) n •8 your salary needs, your Mon.-Fri.8AM-4:30PM hours. o (teaching over 70,000 readers In the union Leader, Springfield Leader, Mountainside Echo, geographic requirements, your o Kenllworth Leader, The Spectator In Roselle* Roselle Park and the UndenLeader,. . ; 8 m z technical growth. Our client com- l-^rfilf *' * °n'»s Teller experience Apply: . 4 z panies are seeking.- . *n»;,L«™ CasWer experience, we would like to speak to you about our career opportunities. Mr. Fiorilli . to«SK o We offer excellent salaries, $192.00/week, and 379-1520 TRANSIENT CLASSIFIED RATES CLASSIFIED DISPLAY imiK ideal working conditions. Please call our Human u Classified Display Open Rate (commlsslonable) ,'.\..'. ($9,38per inch) 67'bdr line to 30k o 'it words (commlsslonable) (minimum)...... tt.25 4 times or more...... $4.50 toJSK u. Contract rates fj>r ads that run on'consecutive weeks; ,'; '.' .-•'•'•' -.. .. . to»K Each additional 10 wowls or less $1.50 Each additional 10 words. $1 31K 4 Times...... ;..... (8.54 per Inch net) 61« per line LEGAL SECRETARY rulMMKtlC (201)522-3680 • IF SET IN ALL CAPITALS UVS/U.IIS0 Needed,. for legal Over 4 Times. I ;'...... (7.70 per Inch net) its' per line department In large , 10 words or less (commlsslonable) $5.25..-..'. 4 times or more...... $4.50 MV3 Intttuls CICSMtiuli.uilnlblKki.SUP JIK financial Institution. Each additional 10 words or less ....$2.00 Each additional 10 words.*! .50 Bordered Ads-- Add $ijpb •;. Westfield location. Ex- Careers & Directions, Inc. •, cellent steno and typ- Classified Box Numbers Available—$2.50 ' ' ;.'•'.;.• Essex County Area Classified available covering 10 communities. P.O. BOX 350 Linden, N.J. 07036 (201) 925:9100 ing skills required. For Essex Journal Classified call 674-8000- Summit Famllar with New . ' Classified ads are payable within 7 days. Jersey real estate law helpful. Excellent 3. MISCELLANEOUS 5. INSTRUCTIONS 7. REAL ESTATE 9. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Bancorporation working conditions. 1. EMPLOYMENT Liberal -benefits. Call SECRETARY 100 Industrial Road for appointment: INDEX: 2. ANNOUNCEMENTS 4. PETS 6. SERVICES OFFERED 8. RENTALS 10. AUTOMOTIVE' SERVE YOUR COUNTRY AS Immediate ' opening Berkeley Heights for diversified duties New Jersey, 07922 CRESTMONT including typing, Equal oppty. employer m/f/h Y0U5ERVE YOURSELF...- phones, clerical, with FEDERAL good organizational • Skill Tralnlnfl HELP WANTED HELP WANTED' skills. Location Is field SAVINGS CHILD CARE 1 JELPWANTtD 1 HELP WANTED HELP WANTED • Responsibility ' bfffce in ITvlngton of 201-763-4700 • Army College Fund an engineerlno com- Equal oppty.'emp. m/f CHILD CARE pany; • ' . ADVERTISING c BANK Union 2007 Emerson Ave. 688-8990 Excellent.in h6me private CONSUMER LOAN Irvlngton 9U Springfield Ave; 372-0232 nursery, very tiny group, Maplewood Bank & Trust Co. PART TIME We offer an attractive SALES two teachers. Excellent CLERK Elizabeth 80 Broad St. 352-1329 compensation references. 944-9276 or 964- package Including Career opportunity lor male/female to loin PART TIME Large aggressive f Inanclaflnstltutlon looking for TELEPHONE benefits. 5822. ' ' PLATFORM SECRETARY Consumer Loan Clerk. Westfield location. Duties^ ARMY. BE ALL YOU CAN BE. newspaper advertising staff. Must en|oy people This very busy position requires at least 2 years SOLICITORS and have some sales background, typing and art TELEPHONE PROFESSIONAL include processing and malntalng. records on all Interested applicants secretarial experience (STENO A MUST). You consumer. loans applications. Must be well should call Mr. Robert COUPLE- Seeks responsi- will provide assistance to bank Officers; handle' We have IM- SALESPERSON ble, mature woman to care organized, type 45 plus wpm, good telephone- Anderson, 228-4500, to Salaried position with benefits. Car required for customer Inquiries and handle your own cor- skills, computer terminal experience. Good MEDIATE OPEN- arrange an Interview. H WANTED!!! for toddler and manage respondence. Bank background desirable. • INGS in bur Union local selling. Call: . •*» . household duties. Prefer figure background, loan Investigation Evenings, 5:30 to 8:30. j background and customer contact preferred. sales office for mature BED 'n BATH Purcell Associates Experienced In live ln with references. Ex- minded outspoken peo- 686-7700 cellent salary, room, and Berkeley Heights Operations Center We offer a'n'excellent opportunity for career Is Growing fast. Immediate openings In Sales, 91 Roseland Avenue subscription sales fulfillment, with pleasant wprking environment ple who like to talk on Caldwell, N.J. 07006 to arrange an Interview appointment. preferred, but willing board. Call 212-445-4416. the telephone. If this Stock'and office positions. Part and full time and an exceptional benefits package. Apply In available. Call Mr. Onksen • Equal Oppty. to train the right per- ACCOUNTS PAYABLE COORDINATOR person or call for appointment: •• 7 sounds, like you and DRUGSTORE HOUSEKEEPER- Live in son. Salary plus com- HELP WANTED you can work 9:30 a.m. Employer - mission. Call between At. least 2 years Accounts Payable experience to PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT 379-1520 CLERK only. $200.00 for five days, work In our Purchasing Department, Light typ- •to 1 ;30 p.m. or 6-9 p.m. Experienced, mature per- kind family. Please call 9-5p.rin., 686-7700. AUTO ing (35/40, VVPM) and a pleasant phone manner. CRESTMONT . dally. Hourly, rate, son for sales and. stock In 988-2238 Monday thru Fri- Heavy customer contact. •".. \ ••••••. bonus and paid train- CUSTOMER SALES modern drug/liquor store day. CASHIER FEDERAt SAVINGS ing. ;.'• ;'..,-. Order process clerk with This is an excellent oppor MEDICAL Second shift, 3-10 PM and 1886 Springfield Avenue PART TIME CASHIER pleasant telephone manner tunlty for full time perma HIGH SCHOOL RECETIONIST/ all day Saturday. Aptitude FNMA SERVICING CLERK Maplevyood, New Jersey for our customer sajes nent position to a person STUDENT- Part time, ASSISTANT for figures and nice hand- This position requires at least 1-2 years ex-' . 201-763-4700 . CALL 964*9300 TELEPHONE Brokerage firm, Short department. Must type with proper qualifications. mechanical ability, depen- For Three Doctor office, writing. Full time position, perlence with FNMA Loans including bookkeep-. , Equal opportunity Employer M/g SOLICITORS Hills area. Good typ- thirty . five words per Good pay. Call for appoint' dable, all around skills. experienced and benefit package, employee Ing and typing abilities. Responslblltfes Include ing skills required. minute and be able to work ment. Mr. Dgbrow, 373 Call 686-2700. references required. will be bonded. Apply In servicing FNMA loans, maintaining records)/ Contact: Under, pressure dealing 8591;— Please call 376-2900 person to Carrie. . ' '" We have IM- INJECTION MOLDING payoff statements and credit letters; MEDIATE OPEN- Mrs. Lynch with customer Inquiries between ? and 5. REPORTER 564-6902 and taking customer phone DRIVERS WITH VANS MACHINE OPERATOR- ARRELDATSUN INGS In, our Union Full time 8 to 4:30. Small MACHINE SHOP/ FULL TIME/PART TIME \ Needed for group of sales office for mature orders. Full time perma- For messenger/light truck Route 22, Hillside STOCKROOM •weekly, newspapers. nent position plus benefits. Ing work; Experience with manufacturing, all APPRENTICE minded outspoken peo- benefits. Call 686-4182. -Must read mike. Some Stock room experience required. Must be.able to TELLERS Must have good grasp ple who like to talk on For further Information knowledge of New York, AUTO do heavy lifting. .-.•• ' ' ..•. : We are leading Savings and Loan with several of grammar and spell- CLERICAL call personel department New Jersey. Commercial engine lathe experience. the telephone. If this Full time position avallabl CERTIFIED SPANISH Opportunity, steady, 862- HV CLERK teller positions available, Ing. Car required. 686-6500. • '• / - plates required. Call 5B9 sounds' like you and for individual seeking TEACHER WANTED- 05597" , Leading Import dealership PROOF OPERATOR EDISON ...... F/T, 549-0707 r.Send resume to you can work 9:30 a.m. .6151.. diversified position ' in ~UWlVfcH- Itaetor Trailer, Elementary school needs experienced Mv PartTlme-Mon, Thurs, Fri. SOUTH PLAINFIELD F/T,753-9151 EDITOR . . c/o' fo 1:30 p.m. or 6-9 p.m. teacher, desires to learn MACHINIST-LATHE clerk .to join their busy SPRINGFIELD P/T (11-2:30-4days, bysy insurance agency minimum one year ex- EXPERIENCED 10 AM—finish Mon & Frl Classified Box . 4485, dally. Hourly rate, Ibdated. In Union. Musi Spanish with private HAND, 1st 2nd or 3rd Class. staff. Full time, position : Saturday, 9-1) 37.9-6121 ' '. suburban Publishing; bonus and paid train- perience, clean articulated SECRETARY- with steno 1 PM-^f Inlsh Thurs have good typing skills, license, steady work, local wanted, ' for Springfield lessons. Call 964-5439 Experienced, do own set- with Ideal working condi- Will operate NCR 7740 proof machine to encode WESTFIELD P/T (12-3dally, 1291. Stuyyesant Ing. : up. Steady, good pay and tions,' excellent pay plan pleasant telephone voice. and long haul, some piers. firm. Benefits, pleasant between 58. 9. documents with dollar amounts, Proof teller and Saturday, 90), 232-7406 - • Avenue, Union, New Will train on computer. Ex conditions; Advancement, and full company benefits f We offer an excellent opportunity for career- Call 964-6661. working conditions. Reply customer work. \. • 'Jersev,07b83.: • •"• •cellent benefits. Call 851: to Classified Box 4486, LIVE J I~N benefits. 862-0559. ' ' Come work with the B EST! fulfillment with pleasant working environment CALL 964-9300 HOUSEKEEPER- Mature •Please apply to Carrie at 0770 for appointment. DRIVER- Part time after Suburban Publishing, 1291 We offer excellent salares, and Ideal working and an exceptional benefits package. person to care for elderly PART TIME/FULL TIME- 964-8700. conditions. Please call our Human Resources noons, 5 day. per week. -Stuyvesant Avenue, Union, Ca)| offices for appointment. Suitable for retiree. Call New JerseyTOJB3. " woman. Some nursing ex- Fuller Brush Company; ARRELDATSUN Dept. betweori 9 AM-3 PM for further Informa' SALES Cardio/Pulmonary 241-6900. perience . desirable. Call selling household and per- Route 22, Hillside tlon. . . • • • CRESTMONT CLERK Mrs. Hoffman at 687-8721. sonal care products. Good ASSISTANT ModSrn Mlllburn dlllce has an opfv Technician FULL T7ME,~~HARD (^01) 522-3680 FEDERAL SAVINGS Ing lor a dork In their accounting Full time position available DENTAL WARE CLERK- Three bonus opportunity. Foreign AGGRESSIVE i>T- iV: MATliREPERSON- Need speaking have Interpreter. , Equal opportunity,Employer M/F . Brokerage House, full dopartment..Good with lloures. Ac- to |oln the staff of our RECEPTION! ST/- years experience. Call Bill SURANCE AGENCY- counts • Payable or accouti Asslstant, 4V3 days. In- 486-4221. ed for cafeteria style work. Call 3710046, 6880810. Looking for part time time position-for in- rocelvablo oxporlence a plus. Full prestigious Cardiology Must be dependable, great dividual wlthgood typ- »lmeornar.f.tlmowlthhono!li». • Department. Selected ap- teresting position for plea- typlst/receptlonlst, enloys sant person, Must type. FULL CHARGE (or housewives. Hours 10 to PART TIME- Office' telephone, cold calling, The • ing and clerical skills. The Jaydor Corp. plicant will perform 2. Monday thru Friday: BARMAID- For SITOlll Call • 5643902. Mrs. Will, train. Salary open. BOOKKEEPER- 5 years employee, small pleasant room for advancement. CYLINDRICAL 11 Bleeker. Street, Mlllburn - various cardlologlcal pro Call 379-5257. office. Good typing skills suburban cocktail lounge. Grinding Hand, experienc- Lynch. , cedures. Must have Benefits. Chatham area. experience, capable of Call .for appointment, 379- Summit. Apply In person: Thursday 379.1234, ext. 281 C-ell-betwe'en 4-7 p.m., 635- supervising a minimum of and experience required. 7270. ed. Opportunity, benefits, rrilnimum of one year non MAKE MONEY- Working Excellent benefits. Call evening at Maplewood Tap Overtime, good pay. 862- Invasive cardio-bulmonary 6097. , . two' bookkeeping, assistants. Should have at home. Be flooded with 6860141. . . ' . Accounts/ Room/ 1565 Springfield BANKING CLERICAL/ training with satisfaction offers. Details rush Avenue, Maplewood.'' DESIGNER, DRIVER arid hands on experience at • . .. Receivable/' Bancorporation demonstration of com- stamped, addressed — PART TIME 100 Industrial Road BANKjNO ' Mortgage Origination TYPIST petency .In these areas. Ex- FLORIST- Helper-Wanted. both manuflLand D P Input Payable Clerk Apply In person Hollywood to all Journals and envelope to: D.F. Enter- Experienced.with one right • Berkeley Heights ••'•:• BANKING Busy advertising agency in cellent company paid prises, Department A, 146 WELCOME WAGON New Jersey, 07922 PACKAGING/SELLING Processors Union has Immediate full benefits program and a Florist, 1700 Stuyvesant measures and knowledge system. Fgil time. All" Career opporlunlllei In largo ag- Avenue.Union. Vassar Avenue, Union benefits. Pleasant working Equal pppty. employer m/f/h time entry level qpening. salary commensurate with In preparing financial 07083. Looking for an exciting and CUSTOMER SERVICE oreiwvo.financial Institution for reports for both Internal profitable career with flex- conditions. Salary open. LOAN PROCESSOR qualified Individuals In our Mor- Advertising experience ability.- If Interested call Union, New Jersey. Write REPREpTATIVE tgage ' Deph—Westfield location. preferred but not essential. personnel. management and external MUST BE ible hours? Like meeting Duties Include protesting residen- Must, have good telephone grantor and governmental the public? Have a car? Classified Box 4486, Subur- tial, commercial, construction and • .273-3791 DENTAL A WINNER ban Publishing, 1291 Lo»n Pr«.K 2nd mortgage financing. Good f louro : personality' and excellent authority. Send Resume to WELCOME WAGON BABYSITTER'- Experlend- Union Towrjshlp Communi- WANTS YOU! Represen Stuyyesannrt Avenue,-•'-•'' CLERICAL residential loan Drw«sslno, typing background, calculator,*typlno i> typln.0 skills. Ideal for ex- . HYGIENIST Strike it rich. Earn$40,000 Union, «< woman for toddler and] location, .Expirlance preferred but plus WPM and telephone com- perienced person returning Summit Medical ty Action organization. Dr, —$100,000 year commis- tative positions open in Infant, one ; day ••-.week. • not naulrad. W« otto",„ ,«illSn « plus wpm, calculator and good munication skills are required. We or Preventatlve-oriented New Jersey 07083.'. Dlyerslf led interesting rl m v lw c rMI figure background are required Myra • Smith Kearse Linden, Cranford, Clark, SRfi? ! " . ' *, ' fulfillment offer an excellent opportunity for to Work force. Confrai loca- 'ractlce. sion. Must have 1 to 3 years position ..for-.: responsible References',. own plMMI Knowledge of FHLMC/PNtf Ar* Center, 2410—Springfield Mountainside, Summit, AN OHIO OIL COMPANY- Si!? >' work no eiwlrcmnwnt nulrements prof. This Han eye. ODD- career fulfillment with pleasant tion, Parking. " Pleasant Group sales experience. Do you mature minded Individual transportation. 2890184 working environment and anexcop PARTTIME Avenue, Vauxhall, N.J. Union, Westfield, Offers high Income,, plus ty. win-lob, utlsfactlon, fiberil tlonal benefits package. • Send working conditions. Good need large income to pay with good typing skills and UNION-MAPLEWOOD 07088.• ' ' • cash bonuses, benefits to benefits. Apply In potion or ealTfor. resumeorcallforappt.. starting salary, Call Vera PJL AREA for house car, family^ Kenllworth, Fanwood and organizational ability: Ex- .' : '''CAREER...... '• ; _at964-BB90. Needed by AAAA Corpora- Roselle. ^-Contact Joyce •nature person In Union cellent working conditions • PPRSONNBLpEPT. Personnel .Dept. • 129 Summit Avenue CALL 3731073 . FULL T I M,E County area. Regardless of OPPORTUN(TVil Summit, New Jersey tion with 25 year track Summfcr 327-8615 Thursday In • suburban community;. CLERK TYPIST ELI- Part -time SpF SECRETARY- Millburn record. 100% financing, ex- April 19, 6-9 PM, Friday experience, write T.L< Paid employee benefits. Industrial- sales office. CRESTMONT CRESTMONT CRESTMONT ~~ .Experienced typist, with Reid, ..„ American Male/ferrtafe._Ful! tlme/i CLEA-N-I-MG PERSON ngflold, experience prefer- area, thirty five hours per pense paid training.'-Call April 20,9-1 PM, or Monday Call-Ms. Romeo 245-2313. FEDERAL SAVINGS aeneral ^ctorlcal—skills. WANTED- One day a week •ed. College students will week. Steno and typing re: Mr. Kay 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. April 23,91 P.M. Lubricants Co., Box 426, E.jjual opportunity part time. Typing,'filing, FEDERAL SAVINGS FEDERAL SAVINGS Pleasant-phone manner for1 Dayton Ohio, 45401. telephone sales.: ;-. j WMlli.ld, N.J. or Saturday or evenings, ork around ' college quired. Medical and dental CST 1-800-247.2446TNO in- WELCOME WAGON employer m/f, •; , • ' ej i Me0l*woid?N.J,()7IMO . sales office. Call Ernie flexible. Please call 862- ichedule, Call 379-2820 coverage. Call Ruth for ap- vestment; we Invest In you. 7— 686:2700 •• ' .(J0DJ3M400' (201)763-4700 Saulnier at 687-4400. Equal Oppty. Equal Opply. EHIPIBVW'M/P • sssess^k 6872 after 7 PM. jotweon 3 PM-7 PM. oolntment'atisT^oo, Profit paid weekly. Employ. • . .(JO)) MJW00 ^ Equal apply, emp. m/f : equal opptyi.emp.M/P GARAGE SALE 3 WANTED TO BUY ELECTROLYSIS 6 HOME IMPROVEMENTS HELP WANTED SERVICES OFFERED CARPENTRY 6 HELP WANTED 1 HELP WANTED I LOST AND FOllND FLEA MARKETS 3 FOR SALE CHRISTINE'S ALUMINUMS. VINYL GIGANTIC INDOOR DAY'S ATTIC- 475 IMPROVE YOUR HOME ELECTROLYSIS YARDSALE BUYING Chestnut Street, Union, SIDING- . HOME IM- PART TIME- We will spon- SALESPERSON SECRETARY FOUND- In Union area. . DEALERSWANTED CEMETERY PLOTS- OLDER FURNITURE WITH GIL- We do repairs- Medically approved PROVEMENTS AND sor and train you for a WANTED Annual- Hadassah F.tea Rosedale Memorial Park, SCHIEFERSTEIN Glass • China • Dolls Nj. 07083. 687-9339. Yams, build anything from method of permanent hair • Interesting and diversified Male all gray cat with FARM MARKET Kits and Gift Items. REPAIRS. ODD JOBS. career In Real- Estate. Part time. Apply In person, position- for experienced white chest and paws, Market, at the N.S. Park Linden. 4 plots Including 2 BEST PRICES Shelves to home Im- removal.' 1st treatment '/a FREE ESTIMATES. Associated Display of green eyes,-wearing black Ing Lot, comer of St headstones, 2 cement. 393 Madison HIM Road PAID provements. Large & small, price. Free.,consultation. REASONABLE PRICES. to LINDA PAGE, 1032 and organized Individual. Clark. : '.•• ' DELUGE POWERWASH Homes. Realtor, 272-7777. Stuyves'ant Avenue, Union. Excellent typing and steno leather .collar". Not George and Wood Avenues . Vaultorlans. Asking $2,000 ; Estate Sales & WATER PROOFING- lobs. 964-8364 or 964-3575. Reasonable rates. 245-7467. 9640989. neutered or declawed Linden. Parking or will divide. Call 269-3530 ' • Monday April 30,. sklllsa must. 35 hour week. 12 Noon to 7" Conducted ALUMINUM SIDING o PROCESS MAIL AT SALES/STORE HELP- Call 467-2468. ; . Please call 687-2964. refreshments. May 27. or 369-6760. : -..,;• Contents Purchased , WASHING, STORE JOE DOMAN- 686-3824. E L E CT R O L Y S 1 S BOB&JEFF HOME- $75.00 per hun- Rain date June-3. 486-1859 •. Tuesday May 1,- A LT E R AT 1 O N S /• CENTER- JOAN NOSTE STAWSKI Immedlate opening for • 10to6 Call Liz . 687-3365 FRONTS, PATIOS & c dred! No experience. Part SEAMSTRESS- Must be FOUND-- Female-cat or 925-4181. '76 bURANAUTIC- 16 POOLS, Masonry Clean- REPAIRS. New or Enlarg- M.A. BEST RESULTS! All z mature minded and am- .experienced v on clothing Wednesday May 2,. ed. CLOSETS/CABINETS. parts of body treated. Save Custom home alternation, or full' time. Start Inv bitious person with some vicinity Battlehlll School, Foot,. center console, *. 50 Orig. Recyclers Scrap ing, Restoration .8. Water- mediately.- Details-send alterations. Full or•• part Union, Pregnant wearing DEALERS WANTED- 4th v 10to3 Customized TABLES?- time 8,. Money. Limited Interior and exterior. Com- o experience in dell. Conve- HP, Johnson; '81 EZ Metal proofing, Contractors. 464- plete carpentry service. self-addressed stamped time. 3760544. collar. Please call 687-6093. Giant outdoor, Indoor Flea trailer, $2900. Call 376-9174. Oak Legaj bookcase, fur- MAXWEINSTEJN 3776. STORAGE" AREAS, time offer. $8.00 Ea. 15 mln. n envelope to C.R.I: 5035, nient full time/part time Market, JCC Green.Lane, nltur.e, etc. -"Hummels, FCtRMICA/WOOD, One 15 m|n. unit, com- 2410045 O day hours: Permanent And.Sons P.O. Box 3149, Stuart, FL SECRETARY FOUND- On Evergreen Union; Sunday, June. 3rd. 2 DOUBLE GRAVES- For depression glass,.dolls, salt SINCE 1920 EXCELLENT PANELLING/- plementary with every 10th c position, will train. Call S H E E T R O C K , Unit used.. Call 688-3077 CARPENTER z 33495. Experienced required for Parkway, Union, Calico Call 289-8112, days, 289-2533 the price of one, $250. . & pepper shakers,-ferlc-a- 2426 Morris Ave., Union OPPORTUNITY- Book- CONTRACTOR- All phases 688-3936. . .-. female cat. Friendly and . HollywoodAAerriorlal Park; brae,.collectibles. WINDOWS/DOORS, Center Isle. Route 22, modern Springfield law of- or 35.1-1053 evenings. Daily 8-5 Sat. keeping services done In Union. (Across of Home Renrodstlng, •< PART TIME- We have a Lb'veable, must find owner .Union. Call 8II4-2109. 8:30-12686-8236 my office.- Reasonable fee. SALES fice (Wang Word Process- or good home. Cair686-0058. INDOOR HILLSIDE- 3 Family Pathmark/Rlckcls) Alteratlons-Kltchens-Bath, I great |ob for you! If you ing) Salary comensurate FLEA MARKET Will arrange time at your General Carpentry, INSIDE SALES FURNITURE- .Moving garage- sale,' Friday 5n OLDCLOCKS& PrMclfioti'ConklructlM can type 30 WPM or better with ability. Experience Sunday May 6, 10 to 4 PM convenience. Reply . P.O. AMPhlSKOf Cabinet 8. Formica Work. and en|oy speaking on the LOST- Larchmont arc must sell, living room, Satt;rbay, April 37 8. 28, 521 POCKET WATCHES Box 2069, Union, 07083... , Leading to outside sales and willingness to accept Female Dog small Brown BOYS &..GIRLS CLUB 1050 bedroom, dining room, Home Improvements R.Helnze 686-7924 telephone, want a terrific positions. Housewares and responsibility, good Jeanette Avenue, Union. Columbia Avenue (off Bloy Highest cash paid, also Decking, Roofing » Oultcri FENCES 6 salary and can begin im- and white, answers to Kel- carpets. Ice cream truck, , Street). ?fd3 RM. oarts. Union, 964-1224. JACKIE MIRKIN, Cuilom Interior! small electrics. Write P.O. benefits; convlent location ly/wearing'dark' green col- Dealers : •: $10., FormlnWork . B & Z FENCE CO. Chain mediately, call Liz at 862- on Morris Avenue. Free on excellent condition. Call' A.C.S.W.' COUNSELING, SUaranteed. No JtibToo smell Box 1557, Union, New lar. Family heartbroken Refreshments. Admission 851-0086. . . '•'• . /. MISCELLENEOUS- fur- T.V. SETS WANTED- Link 8< Wood, Free 8587, right, away we only Jersey 07083. side parking. E/O/E • FREE. Call.687-2697. • CHILDREN • • BY Peter-Sluck.i7*-7l35 Estimates, Dog Runs, CHESTER TILE have two positions Call 687-7585. ' niture, Television set, WOrklng or. not. Color por- ADOLESENS * ADULTS. Please call Mr. Chin at 467- FOR SALE- White- For- household Items,.clothing tables only. Days call 753- WE BUiLD NEW HOMES Financing arranged. 381 -• COMPANY available. SWITCHBOARD 1776. VENDORSWANTED BY APPOINTMENT ON- 2094 or 925-2567 OPERATOR/ mica wood- grain .kitchen and much morel Call 375- 7333, eves., 464-7496, Cash LY. 388-3221. 8. ROOM ADDITIONS. TO Outdoor flea market; cablnots and counter top 69B2.V•:•• V - •.. •• paid. Improve Your Home. We Complete Remodeling, PART TIME- -Male: RECEPTIONIST "TWO HANDYMEN .Saturday May 5,. Roselle FENCE SALE PERSONALS • with sink and • fawcet;. • M & R TRUCKING- will assist you with profes- Bathrooms...Kitchens...Ce- Female, work' from home PARTTIME knowledge of landscaping, park- Middle ' School, MULTI FAMILY 69' SQ. FT. ramic Tile. on now telephone program. Italian - Provincial Dining GARAGE: SALE- 937, Wanted For Cash LARGE OR SMALL. sional designing. Call: R 8, must .be able to operate Roselle Park, community Room Set, Oval Table, 6 OLD BOOKS& STAMPS T PUGLIESE COMPANY, Green vinyl chain link in- Earn $4.00-S6.00 or more riding mowers and do ARE YOU CONFINECFTO Association. .245-06666 953,'" 963 '•'.Rpsemont' Licensed and Insured; stalled. Gates and ter- per hour. Call 862-1828. Immediate opening witli a your home? I will, do your chairs, three loaves, China Avenue, Union. Satur- . ORIENTAL RUGS Reasonable Rates,- Call 272-8865. 353-6961 manual labor. Call 686- weekdays 10 to 5. Cabinet tob with buffet bot- — ANTIQUES minals sale price. leading engineering com- 3646. nails & hair a,t your conve- day, April 28, 9-5. MIKE 5580096. BILTRITE FENCE Private Buyer-224-6205 7 HOME IMPROVEMENTS PART TIME ~ pany. Work Monday- nience.-Call Alice 964-854.1 _tom (4 drawers), Round Chandelier,- furniture, CARPETS 6 635 6565or 826-0010 Dictaphone Typist. Morris Friday 8:15 AM to 12 Noon. anytime. : Kitchen Table, Colonlah bikes, lots more. MAKEUPS & 8, MASONRY WORK- NO Avenge, Union. Some experience on the TIME STUDY FOR SALE with 4 Mates Chairs,. CALL iARAGE WANTED 3 MANICURES- Done for all JOB TOO SMALL. FULLY CallMr.Orr Dimension PBX swit- LOSE 10 TO 30 POUNDS 687-3973 AFTER 5 P.M. PORCH -SALE- those special occasions. CARPET INSURED. CALL: PAT 687-2200 chboard preferred but will TECHNICIAN In 1 month. • -Herballfe weekdays and all day Miscellaneous Trash Bridal.parties a'specialty. FLOOR SCRAPING 6 862-5424. BEER LICENSE WANTED! 11 Call for appointment. Carol consider training someone, Nutritional' Program for FOR SALE Saturday & Sunday. and Treasures. Satur- RENT OR LEASE REPAIRS R&R HARDWOOD PART TIME reenterlpg the work force. Opportunity for . person fun and easy*welght con day April 28,10 to 4.196 688-6783. . *• • • Restretches, Steps, Relays, HOME IMPROVEMENT SALES IN UNION AREA GARAGE AND HOUSE Two car garage Floor Sanding & BY J. WIGGON For Interview please call with manufacturing trol. For mbre Information • 688-9707 Hollywood Avenue,,. in Union. Cleaning. NEW CARPET Reftnlshlng. Waxing • (Saturday and Sunday) Ex- W. J. Wishart, Personnel backround. ' Time study call 273-1915. CONTENTS'- dining room, Union (Near. Irvington PORTRAITS- ~ In oils or SALES INSURANCE CONTRACTOR- » Interior living room, bedroom set, 1 Call: 686-1165 acrylics. Group, In- Staining. For fre'e & Exterior Painting • perienced or college stu- Manager, 964-2659.. principles and techniques/-. •CEMETERY PLOTS line, 1 block from CLAIMS. LOW PRICES. estimate. Call: 851-2414. dent. Work at Union Vo-Tech training a plus. TRY IT,, IT REALLY hl-rlse bod, Wurlltzer piano Stuyvesant). dividual. From existing FREE ESTIMATES. PER- Sheetrocklng 8. Taping • HOLLYWOOD and household Items, Frl- photograph or photo taken FREE CALKING. Fully Market Place. Call after 5 Apply pesonel department. WORKSI "NOVENA TO MEMORIAL PARK ETS SONAL SERVICE. THE ST. JUDE"- O Holy St day and Saturday, April 27, - SPRINGFIELD- . 48 by artist. Call: 20T-379-9139. CARPET DOCTOR. 388- insured-fast service. CALL p.m., 376-4368. ° .GethheSmane Gardens MURPHY- Needs a new AFTER 5 P.M. THE GRAVER ' Wilson Jones Jude, Apostle and Martyr 28,10-5, £32 Baltusrol Way, - Sherwood Road. home. Large and loveable 2354 evenings. FURNITURE REPAIRS 6 great In. virtue and rich, in Mausoleums. Office: 1500 Springfield. SIGNS 241-8091 Company • Stuyvesant A've., Union. Bedroom;. Llvlngroom,' with looks and personality DAMIANO FURNITURE COMPANY miracles, near Kinsman of den,' furniture,, stlffel FAST 8< DEPENDABLE PART TIME 688-4300. to match. Gorgeous collie PAPER—METAL & PIANO REFINISHING- HANDYMAN- SMALL JOB 1000 South Elmora Avenue Jesus Christ, faithful In- KITCHEN SET*- With &• .lamps, china, art iheppard mixed male, one Expert refinlsning at Elizabeth, N.J. tercessor of all who Invoke chairs,'love seat like new, housewaros, aluminum OIL—CLOTH CLEAN UP SERVICE 6 SPECIALST. "Painting • Exchange merchandise for 2720 US Highway CONCERT TICKETS Crystal dining .room year old. Well trained and REASONABLE 688-4991 reasonable price's. • Hand Window Guards • Fencing. manufacturer at approx- 07207 your special patronage in •Yes storm doors- and awn- gentle. Call 688-6575 or 486- Raw - Sklpped-No Dipping • Free Route,22 E time of need to you I have chandelier, wall" fixture. FULLY INSURED. Call imately 40 supermarkets In E/O/EM/F • Grateful Dead ings. Lots More. April 28 0230. TURNING POINT CLEANINGTEAM estimates, pick-up, and Union, New recourse from the depth of Call 687-8258. 8, 29. ,9 to 5; No 241-3849. After 6 PM. Ask N.J. for 8 days starting Jersey 07083 • Elvis Costello SINGLES-! PRIVATE Have your home or'apart- delivery • Repairs and for Frank. May 2nd. Company vehicle TRAINEE-GRJJIDER- my heart and, humbly bog • Dan Fogelberg earlyblrds, cas|):gniy. ment "Spring Cleaning" restoration of all furniture Equal oppty employer CYLINDRICAL to whom God has glv.en MAGIC CHEF- Gas, Range, NSTRUCTIONS CLUB. The Intelligent and expenses provided. m/f • Llberachl 5 alternative for selective done by us. We supply our and antiques • Pianos, IMPROVE YOUR HOME- Must read michrometer. great power to come to my Coppertone-working order. 839 SAVItf: • PtACE- Per. store salary. Call .Im- 1 ' •Al Jarreau Best offer. •• Call 376-6391 GUITAR LESSONS-HALF singles. Join now and get 3 own equipment and we repaired, bought and sold. WITH GIL. • DECKS • mediately: ICSC (312) 634- Opportunity, benefits, assistance. Help me In my •N.Y.Yankees Between West Chestnut come with references. Call 1 786-5449, Day or Eves, 7 present urgent-petition. In after 7 PM. RICE- Beginners to Ad- MONTHS FREE! (201) WOOD FENCES • 0932. overtime. Linden. 862-0559. 851-2880 Street and Elmwobd vanced. First 3 lessons 467-9780. Mary Shaw- us today. 375-4538 or 372- Days. CUSTOM BUILT 8, SECRETARY return I promise to- make Avenue, Saturday April 1954 after 5:30 PM. Free TYPIST- in small office, (Maior Credit MOVING SALE- -Antique : S4.00 each, (regularly Director. REPAIRS. 964-8364. PICKER/PACKER" your name known and call Cards Accepted) 28,'1D 5, Raindate May 5. $8.00): All teachers B.A. in Estimates. . For doctor's office. Some some bookkeeping" ex- you to' be Invoked. Say oak bed, tiffany'lamb, anti- Baby furniture, cabinet Electronics company seeks experience preferred. perience a plus. Call Mr. B. que music holder, pictures,, music... PROGRESSIVE WHY BE AFRAID? Call GARAGE DOORS < 6 INDOOR HOME full time peYson to fill parts three Our Fathers, 3 Hail '•• Sewing machine; Ibve Duties include reception,' 687-1100 for appointment.- Marys and Glorias tables, many household SCHOOL OF MUSIC. 918 for a body guard. Argoe IMPROVEMENT orders. . Diversified seat, kitchen table and North Wood Avenue, Defective Agency, DOG GROOMING 6 GARAGE DOORS in- telephone, appointments, Publication must; be*-pro- CABBY'S- Items. Call after 6. p.m., „ stalled,-garage extensions, Painting, Drop Ceilings, warehouse duties, room for Insurance forms, book- UTILITY PERSON 686-1393. • • .. household Items. Linden. ' 925-8618. Lessons licensed and bonded by advancement, no heavy lif- mised. St. Jude pray for us, DOG GROOMING- Profes- repairs 8i service, electric Light Carpentry, Odd Jobs keeping and typing. Drive-Truck, Van and Hi- all who invoke your aid CLOTHES PATCH, on other Instruments the state of New Jersey. sional Groomer' offering ting. Full medical and den- POWER ' SNOW UNION-217 Kawameeh available. • -. All types of In- operators & radio controls. Free estimates 687-7101 Lo. One year mlnlmumex- Amen. * This- novina has Custom, made clothes for Drive, Saturday April Free Pick-Up and delivery. tal. Call 688-0224. perience. Linden machine THROWER- 20 Inch 3W .' vestigative work; Arm- STEVEN'S OVERHEAD Reasonable prices never been known'to fall your ' Cabbage. Patch 28th, 9 to 4. Household All Breeds expertly groom- DOOR, 241-0749. SalSaba, Jr. SALES PERSON- Full shop. Steady opportunity. This novena must be said, Cuties. Easy wear and Horse power, craftsman 4- PIANO/ORGAN ed and unarmed guards. ed. No Tranqulllzersl Call PARTTIME time, • for ladle's sport- 862-0559. "••.-.. ! . Items, clothing, • fur- LESSONS 24 Hour service. Call . 687-8520 Work at home. Must be for 9 con'soc. days. I have, tear-Reasonably priced. cycle engine. Call Between niture' and much more I : Lynn 241-9392 or.245-4743. NEW OVERHEAD swear store In Union. Ex- had my request granted 467-8590 or 467-1435. 5and7,376-,0982. ' '• In your home or mine. 686 U40. good with figures and typ- Classical, popular, iazz. All DOORS- AND KENNETH CAIVANO ing. Call Mrs. Bleiwlse, 687- perience preferred. Call Publication promised. J.L. UNION- 1073. Kens- OPERATORS IN- CONSTRUCTION- Rooms 851-9799. CONTEMPORARY- Din- RUMMAGE SALE Ingtpn Terrace, 3 family styles taught. Beginner to 4882. • . Sunday April 29, 9 to 2 PM advance. DRESSMAKING 6 STALLED. Residential • Additions, CUSTOM SUN ENTERTAINMENT ,2 ing room, 9 pieces^ light • sale. Porch furniture, repairs! Call after 6, 467-. DECKS. All Type. Mason S E C- R E T A R Y / • and dark wood, table 6 ..Temple Enau-EI 756 East BARRY HECHT R¥AL ESTATE-SAUES BE A LOSER AND ' drafting table, mantel : ELIZABETH BRIDAL 5414, ask for Tony. "-. • Work. Expertly Done...20 RECEPTIONIST- Good chairs, hutch and server. Broad Street, Westfield. curio clock,. toys,' ; 763 5478 ACCOUNTING 6 GOWNS & PEOPLE-Urilon area, full typing and office skills, HIRE A DISC JOCKEY- LOVE ITU BARGAINS Yrs. Exp. Fully Ins. 964- service real estate com- Experienced -disc lockey • Good condition! 964-4495. household items, CARMEL T. JORDAN- DRESSMAKING- Special 7526. with wi'ilingness to learn Lose weight gained POLICE Public Accountant. Orders 'from Catalog. pany opening June 1. Look- can provide music for all during winter months; RUMMAGE SALE- Union clothes; Friday April 27, GUTTERS & LEADERS 6 ing for full time and part word processing. Pleasant occassiohs.' • Parties • . CABBAGE PATCH 9-5,. . COMPLETE-accountlng ALTERATIONS MAKE OLDCEILINGS mature phone personality, Join new CHATHAM KIDS Methodist Church, Berwyn OFFICERS AFRAIDOF HEIGHT? time,- experienced sales Weddings vBarMitzva Etc. Street at Overlook;,-Union.' services for Individuals, ANYTIME, TAILORING NEW 1 with ability to coordinate SUPPORT GROUP. Originals .by Xavler UNION- 157 Klmborly TROOPERS Small Businesses Corpora- FOR MEN • 8. WOMEN. WO'LL DO THE CLIMB- people to grow with' com- For further information Delicious, nutritious Roberts, available for' Friday April 27, from 9-3; . •SHEET ROCK pany. .Great potential, and refer requests for ser- contact D.J. Bill Pataniai Road, (between Gallop- CORRECTIONAL, ETC. tions and Partnerships. In- Please call for Information. ING •SUSPENDED vices. Comfortable work :; meal.- : Behavior' adoption. Little People, ; Saturday April 28, 9 to'-12 FOR YOU highest commissions paid. 687-8744 or 687-6910, • ing Hill Road and. Prepare for an exciting come Tax Preparation. 245-1408 after 1 P.M. PLASTER conditions, full, time. modification. Exer- Special- editions, Teddy, Noon. • Gutters Cleaned Call between 69 PM for cise. Proven success-. Chestnut Street). ALL career. Federal 8i State. 2816 Mor- •PATCHING Salary negotiable. Call Ray R ENT A MONSTER- From Bears and designer NEW, stand-up mixer, ris Ave. Union, N.J, 686- Rigid Screening Installed. confidential Interview. 851 • Compton at 273-5554 9 "AM ' No registration or clothing too! Discount EXAM Days 824-7600 0574. , . • parties 8, monstergrams to meetings fee. Call-635- clock, .wine decanters, 4100. Chimneys 8. Vent Pipes After 5 P.M. 687-4163 to 12 PM. prices. (Not Coleco Doll). PREPARATION DRIVEWAYS 6 Tarred. /our wildest advertising 5474. • . GARAGE SALE .: 3 pots, towels, etc. USED . 1 SHOE SALES promotions I Monsters of ' Call Joanctte: refrigerator and B. HIRTH - Paving. CALL ANDY AT: . MARGOLIN HOME IM- R $150 . PERSON ' Science Fiction 8, Fantasy 925-5054 or 574-9374 . " -clothes. Saturday April- Trained by high ranking Residential 8< Commercial 3520282 PROVEMENT Experienced. Part tirrfe, 2 GAL FRIDAY Irom this world 8, others. GARAGE SALE- Rain or 28,11-4. '-. . ' Asphalt Work, Driveways, Ci COMPANY- Kitchens, TIRED of the same work C.B. RADIO, Sewing Shine, 948 Johnson Place, professional police of- CARPENTRY . or 3 days per week. Gene, 3511244,. ficers. We prepare you to Parking Areas, Sealing, GUTTERS/LEADERS- Bathrooms, Additions, day after "day? Position macjiin.es, high chair, Union, (connecting Morris BELLIS CONSTRUCTION- Resurfacing, Curbing. Thoroughly cleaned flush- Dormers, Aluminum 8. FLEX-TRED SHOES FLEA MARKETS- dressing table, Odyssey pass. Elizabeth . ' 3S5-6400 open for agressiye con- U N USUAL BALLOON and Stuyvesant Avenues), WANTED TO BUY 3 All Type Of Carpentry Free Estimates. Fully In- ed. Minor Tree Trimming. Vinyl Siding, Vinyl scientious,- self, motivated Video Game, and more. Saturday April 28. Quality Princeton Educational Work Done. ADDITIONS • sured. 6B70614. : Insured. $30_Jo_JS50. Call BOUQUETS- -For The ANY LIONEL, FLYER, Call 821-8444 Replacements, Windows, SECRETARY/ person with steno,. typing Easter Holiday AND .A.GIGANTIC •'.'••* Call 688-3698. children clothing, tdols, DORMERS • , PECKS • Ken Melse, 2260655 5-8 PM Storm Doors 8. Windows, and light bookkeeping FLEA MARKET household Items, brlqa- IVIES AND OTHER ROOFING AND SIDING. DRIVEWAYS- PARKING . GAL FRIDAY Secretarial Week. (April 23 . TRAINS Best Time. Decks. Formica skills, Modern suburban of- through April 27). THE Union High parking lot CONTENTSOF brae, old and new, much No Job Too Small, Free LOTS, CURBS 8. CON- Clip 8, Save fice, with benefits.. Call Top prices paid. REAL ESTATE Estimate. Fully Insured. Spaclallsts. Free Immediate opening, bright BAJLLOONLADY, 763-4960.- 2369 Morris Avenue Union HOUSE miscellaneous. ... CRETE WORK. CALL: R Estimates. Call 686-8980. pleasant mature In- MarsHsLor Vince; at 376- Sunday April 29 Bnal .Brlth 635-2058 Instruction at New Jersey Ask For Mike: 688-4635. 8, t PUGLIESE CO. 276- GUTTERS & LEADERS- Kranlch and Bach console :' 334-B7b9 dividual. Full time position 1010. * ' WALDQTHE $15. Dealers CflJ1686-7903. piano, kitchen set, 4 Breuer GARAGE SALE-~~703 Realty Institute. No charge 8865. Thoroughly cleaned, flush NICO In pleasant office. Duties MAGIC CLOWN chairs, boy's oak bedroom Garden . Street, ' Union, to observe a class. Call; CARPET COLOR PLUS ed, Insured. $30 to $50 HOME IMPROVEMENTS SALES "LADY- Wanted ATTENTION DEALEA? A ft P PAPER STOCK OF MlLLBURN- On loca- J.T.M. PAVING- Asphalt include typing, filing, light Live rabbits & doves, luggl- set. Including corner desk Saturday April.' 28. Fur- INC.- RuCXCLXNG 2727777 Minor Tree Trimming. Clip • Additions bookkeeping. Established part time. Apply In person Springfield, Rotary spon tion Carpet Cleaning & Dy- and concrete driveways. 'n Save. Ned Stevens 226 to Linda Page, 1032 Stuy.ve- ing Siunicycle stunts. Free with hutch,, white Caw-, niture, glassware, cap- PLANT. 48-54 SOUTH 20th • Kitchen Remodeling •sales company, fringe balloons. soring' gigantic flea palg'n furniture,. triple tain's table, lamps, books, SEMINAR GRADUATE ing. • Renews faded colors Railroad ties and-Belgium 7379. Seven days 5-9 P.M. sant Avenue, Union, New market.,Sunday April 29,10 STREET IRVINGTON teaches four • one hour non • cleans and dyes In one blocks, curbing, steps, *• Bathrooms • , benefits. Please call 964- . 676-7856' dresser with hutch, ,2 •pictures, den furniture, NEW JERSEY Q7111. PUT • Redwood Decks 3477,9 to 5. Mr. McGuire. Jersey. . '..• •_••••. AM. to 5:30 PM. Rain date. bachelor chests/ corner denominational lessons In- operatln •• Upholstery patios, sidewalks, retain- Sunday May 6,: Regional CASH IN YOUR • Aluminum Siding desk .and chair, .Pecan GARAGE SALE- 26 Inch 3 the privacy of your home, Cleaning • Covers stains • ing walls and drainage. • Roofing SECRETARY High School Springfield, .10 speed bicycle, dinette table PPCKETIII BUYER OF on the origin theme and Residential and Commer- Call 862-8160. HEATING 6 SECRETARY Good typing. Knowledge of master bedroom, Ex- SCR A- P . • Dormers PART TIME-Dlverslflod LOST AND FOUND foot x 30 foot areas, $15.00 ecutive, mahogany desk with: extension 42 Inch revelance of the bible. $1.00 cial • Carpet Repair • GEOJAEKELINC. office procedure, diver- each. Free admission and NEWSPAPERS...$1.00 for materials. Call 926^2780. Redecorates with vibrant • All Carpentry-Work duties, steno and typing,: sified duties. Very little with high' back leather round, .B 8. H slide prolec- Affiliates:. 964-7112 pleasant working condi- prizes; Call Charlie 376' tor and screen, PER 100 LBS. GLASS BOT- new- colors • Guaranteed ELECTRICIANS 6 telephone^ Salary Lost & Found ads will run 3319, ' 'V . ;••••• chairs. | BM Model ,D elec- TLES.;.$1.00 PER 100 LBS, R.W.GUEMPEL tions. Flexible•; working tric typewriter/Cast Iron miscellaneous, 3ii SUMMER TUTORING . Work • Spot Guard Finish. FALTERMEJER FUEL negotiable. Call Pattl, 944- for two weeks FREE as a ALUMINUM CANS...21 Help your child have a bet- TOWN & COUNTRY hours. Call Rich Torelll 964- 1930. : • pot .belly fireplace for KaWameeh Drlvo, Union, Robert -Torre*eza, Pro- OIL , •"" CONTRACTORS service to residents In our 9 CRAFTERS WANTED PER LB. BATTERIES ' ter school year. Summer prietor. FOR FREE ^5000. An equal opportunity decoratl.on or actual-use, Saturday April 28. CARDBOARD • LEAD • SPURR ELECTRIC APOLLO FUEL OIL CO. 15 years experience. .Inex- employer. • . Communities. ' CONSIGNMENT CRAFTS Much, bric-a-brac.1 Satur- Tutoring In reading and ESTIMATE 76V0108. SECRETARY- Do you FOR ON GOING OLD ALUMINUAA • COP- Math by experienced cer- NEW AND pensive. Wo perform most compute to, New York, why day and Sunday, noon to 5, GARAGE SALE- April 27 PER ".-BRASS » CAST 515LEHIGH ito me improvement BUSINESS. •••.'•*". 3V Norwood Road, Spr- 8i 2B, ? to 4:30 P.M. tified teacher. Call after 5, G. GREENWALD ALTERATION WORK not work here? Small plea- FOUND- A Beagle male, ,688-5098 IRON. (Price Sublect To 9253827. Carpenter Contractors AVENUE, UNION pro|ects-Painting, plumb- sant office needs .ex- 1VS years old, In excellent ingfield, or call 379-7417. Household Items, clothes, Change) 201-374-1750. Specializing In Recessed •N.J. 07083 ing, electrical, also odd SECRETARY etc, Raindate'May 4 8, 5. All type repairs, remodel- lighting and service chang- perienced secretary to han- health, has all shots recent- CONNETICUT ~ TUTORING Tel, (201)687:0900 lobs such as celling fans, Typing and bookkeeping l 716 Ercania Street, Linden. ing, kitchen, porches, ing. dle diversified duties.'Dic- ly'. • Needs a good loving FARMS CHURCH C EM6TE R Y^ELOT ••. BOOKS CHEMISTRY enclosures, cellars, attics. Tr.ac lighting, insulation experience, short hand, taphone, no steno. Good home, very affectionate Stuyvesant Avenue, Union. Rosedale Memorial Park, Licensed & Insured IK KEROSENE $1.40 prolocts, hot water desirable, but not essential. GARAGE SALE- 164 We Buy and Sell Books Experienced High School Fully insured, estimates spelling. $200/week plus and excellent' with Annual Indoor Flea Linden.' 4 graves $1,400, Parkview Drive, union (off 321 PARK AVE..PLFD. teacher. given 688-2984. Small lobs. No Job Too Small FUEL OIL — CALL FOR heaters, furnaces. Free Excellent working condi- benefits, Phone Ronnl, 375- children. Call M. Davis 686- will sell-two, Call 766-4592 851-9614 PRICE estimate. Call 688-5885. tions. Springfield. 379-6777. Market, Saturday, April 28, Chestnut Street) April 28,9 , , PL4-3900 Call944-73?3 4000. •.'•••. 5457 or 672-4180. ?3ro evenings. . to4PM." . • MASONRY PAINTING ROOFING ft SIDING APARTMENTS FOR RENT 8 HOHEIMPIIOVEMEHTS LANDSCAPING OFFICE SPACE ,8 VACATION RENTALS 8 AUTO ACCESSORIES 10 AUTO DEALERS 10 RENERVATIONS- Cell- STEPS • WALKS K. SCHREIHOFER- Paln- WILLIAM H.VEIT SMYTHE VOLVO PATIOS- • GARAGES ROSELLEPARK SPRINGFIELD- Business TOM'S RIVER- Private BUY-WISE Ings, Decks, Baths, all LANDSCAPING ' ting Interior, exterior. Free Roofing •'—. Seamless Gut- or professional offices, 550 •Exclusive Volvo painting Inside and out. No FOUNDATIONS • ADD estimates,'- Insured'. 687- home, walk to private Auto Parts . 3. Professional Prompt/ ters.- Free Estimates. Ow SPACIOUS Square feet, private floor, beach,.5 minutes to Seaside Dealer Job too small. Free Reliable Service.-.Bettei TIONS • FULLY IN 9268, 687-3713, eves work. Insured. Since 1933 WHOLESALE O SURED. 486-8172. - $11/ a ' square foot, plus Heights. Available in June To The Public estimates. Call T.om925 than reasonable rates. (Ac weekends. ; . " '• • ;•• 373-1153. . ' APARTMENTS utilities. Also available 400 & last-2 weeks of August & 326 Morris Ave. n 1354.925-8559. . Now For Spring Clean-Up) square feet. 763-3900 . Summit c PAINTING BY September. $185. per week. Open 7 Days 79 FORD PINTO WAGON- c/> 789-1587 in GARDEN 486-8482. . '77 AMC HORNET- Garage o SUMP PUMP MOVING (STORAGE ANTHONY Sun. 8 am to 12 pm kept, 54,000 ' miles, Am/Fm radio, air condi TILE WORK UNION-- Six room Suite, 273-4200 DOUBLE PROTECTION LANDSCAPING '. Benjamin Moore SETTING 1,550 square feet, carpeted, Wed. 81 Sat. automatic air condition' tion, power steering, c Free Estimate 272-8748 Grass cutting, hedge cllpp AMERICAN RED BALL ,. Paints . and decorated; First-floor, BUSINESS OPPS. 9 7:30to5:45p.m. Authorized ing, new transmission, new automatic transmission. z INTERIOR next to town . ing,' reasonable • Rates. Local & worldwide movers. FRANK free standing. 1329 Stuyve- Weekdays 7:30 Factory Service vinyl roof,^ four door, Excellent condition. Ask o Free • estimates. Call 687 Red Carpet service to EXTERIOR . . HILBRANDT ' logging track and • . sant'Avehue; Call 687-4494 am to 7 pm Long Term Leasing. Showroom condition,. Ing $2700. 851-9054. z JEWELERS All Work day/night tennis court '83 LUNCHTRUCK 4993 or 355-2989. FLORIDA. Agent Specializing In all. type Monday, thru Friday 9 to 4; All Aluminum Body with $1,800. Call evenings or n NEW JERSEY , Guaranteed ceramic tile- and stall Alr-Cortdltiqned 688-5848 weekends 964-9445. ' . ' • 'BO FORD LTD WAGON- o O ' UNIVERSITY Van Lines. 1 BDR.S525. •.-•••, stainless steel interior. Ful- • NEW YORK 276-2070. 1601 W. Edgar Insured 686-6990 showers. Repairs UNION- 400 to 800 square Vauxhall Section AUTOS WANTED 10 Excellent condition, 8 c LAWNS CUT- Leaves rak 2BDRV$620;. ly equipped with cylinder, automatic z u • 'ANTWERP ed, hedges' trimmed, Road, Linden. PC 00102. Rernodc|lng Regroutlng. ctbie Tv a«aiHbr«. Fun din feet, panelled, first floor microwave. Asking,$35,000. .2091 Springfield •fll CHEVROLET DIAMOND SETTING PAlNTfNG BY First class .Ino roort'. large kilclwn' thai Stuyvesant Avenue ,loca- Ave., Union CITATION- 4 cylinder, 4- transmssion with over- reasonable' prices. Call tradesman. Home or com- Free Estimate • Call 688-4850. JUNK CARS drive, air, power steering, o EXTRAODINAIRE » DON'S Fully Insured can accommodate our own . tloni Air, condition," own WANTED door, power brakes and John, 687-5276. mercial; Advice on your : clothes wa&her %• dryer. power brakes, automatic MANUFACTURING Moving and Storage ,272-5611 -BrautlfulLV .annicaned' thermastat,' ' private Top dollar paid on cars & steering, air condition. Call (The Recommended home painting problems. 30 garden aptt. Walk 10 all 944-4000,9 a.m.-S p.m. Pric- door locks, rear defogger, SPECIAL ORDERS MIGHTY FINE lavatory. Call 687-4418,9:30 AUTO DEALERS: trucks. Free towing. Im- •p OFFICIAL G.I.A. FERTILI2ER Mover) ' years • experience In the Khoolt & iralni. 30 min.'ev. ' toS,Monday.to Friday. . AUTOMOTIVE 10 10 ed to sell. 41,000 miles, $3,700. Call trade. Phone Nick. 245 preu ride to. Penn station.. mediate pickup. 687-3151. IMPORTER OUR 25th YEAR N.Y.C. Excellent . shODpinp ui Cow or horse manure rot- : 4835, Anytime. . Call 241-3688 '77 TOWN CAR-LINCOLN- APPRAISER ted, or rich farm top soil, or i PC 00019 TYPING SERVICE close by. Expert ilafi or CANGE AUTO MULTIPLY UNION • 687-003 premltei ' , - ,. . '. VACATION RENTALS 8 Good condition, all electric, ' LATE MODELS U clean fill. BODY SERVICE YOUR SAVINGS We Buy Junk Cars garage kept. Call 374-5886. 375 Roseland Place . SIDNEY KATZ MULTICHEVROLET o SKI SETTING CO. Delivered this month. Painting, paperhanging, PROFESSIONAL COLFAX MANOR • Insurance Estimates • TOP $$ PAID '60 & 'Ui models at ••• Only $38,50. BRICKTOWN- On the Wrecker Service. CALL NEW USED LEASES 24 hr. serv. 688-7420 77 DIPLOMAT- 44,000 wholesale prices.. Call for U. 905 Mountain Avo. PAUL'S plastering inside & but. TYPIST -. Colfax Ave. W., '.-"• water, 3 bedroom cottage, 2277 MORRIS AVE., miles, AM/FM radio, CHESTNUT BROOK Free estimates. 687-7T72. . 687-3542 details. Springfield, New Jersey ' M& MMOVERS Resumes, Dissertations At Roselle Ave., W. weekly or bi-weekly. 465LEHIGHAVE. UNION WE PAY^ CASH- FOR power steering, " power CUSTOM LEASE 487-7600 FARMS Statistical Tables, Letters ..RosellePark .''. 376-8881 37&B417 Utlltles.'included; beach UNION 686-2800 YOUR JUNK CAR OR brake's. $l,500./best offer. or 376-8880 ' formerly of SPRING SPECIAL!!- IN- Theses, , Term • Papers, '76 MERCURY TERIOR & EXTERIOR : Resident Mgr;' privileges. Available July TRUCK. 375-1253. IRV- Call 3550435. Yale Ave., Hillside Legal .and Medlca PEP'S OLDSMOBILE INGTON. HIGHEST MONARCH- AM/FM, V&D PAINTING, also Transcripts. Reasonable and August. Call 687-1B68 KITCHEN CABINETS 6 General contractors 2457963, after6|f,M; •--:• TRANSMISSION Oldest & Largest. . PRICES PAIDI '80 DODGE. OMNI- Four power steering, power CARPENTRY • ROOFING ' Rates. Call Eileen 964-1793. door Hatchback, automatic Spring clean up, monthly LOCAL & LONG • GUTTERS & LEADERS, Fluid Leaks Repaired. Exclusive brakes, air conditioning, maintenance,, lawn renova- DISTANCE MOVING ELIZABETH- Walk frig HILTON HEAD- South SPECIAL $59.95 Olds Dealer in transmission, AM radio, DOLLY MADISON Neat & Clean. L. FER excellent condition, 50,000 asking $1,500 or best otter. tion,.seed, fertilizer, lime, PM 00177 DINANDI & SONS, 964 distance, to Jewish com- Carolina-Sea Pines, luxury Labor 81 Repairs Union County Call 964-4459 after 5:30 1 miles, new battery, two KITCHENS top soil, shrubs and sod. 688-7768 • . . 7359.. . munity ..Center, lovely 2 villa, 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, on Most . ELIZABETH P.M. Buy Direct From Factory Very reasonable rates. WINDOWS bedroom apartment, 2nd: private hot tub, free tennis, American Cars MOTORS, INC. CLASSIFIEDS new tires, asking $3,200 or and Save. •-•:•... Free estimate. 9640232. - 1925 Vauxhal'l Rd. near boach. $650. per week. 687-8344 Value Rated Used Cars best offer. Call evenings or '77 PONTIAC LEMANS- 4 SPRING SPECIAL-1 fami- floor, adults preferred. No weekends 687-4127. FREE ESTIMATES Union ly exterior or Interior, $375. CUSTOM VERTICAL and pets. $500.- plus utilities. Call 201-846-2200 dr. 201-297- 959 Monroe St. Union (East 582 Morris Ave.; Door, light blue, air condl- •• 9554. -;-,•.-• ' •l«»- •.. ',. Elizabeth 3541050 Rle.22 . Springfield 2 family, $475. 6 family, Mini b|lnds at wholesale Security deposit required, offRoyte.22) SELL! tloning, automatic, power, LIMOSINE SERVICE RITTENHOUSE '83 DATSUN "PULSAR"- steering, disc brakes, AM/- 379-6070 $675. and up.. Rooms, prices. Shop at home and references. 351-5589, . - 9,000 miles. AM/FM radio, •• MOVING hallways, offices, $35 and installer services FM stereo cassette, 42,000 Blasemart Limousine 2 men Irv-a truck. Prompt, 4 cylinder, automatic miles. $1,500. Call 645-9738. KITCHEN CABINETS up. Also carpentry, leaders available. Call after 5 PM, IRVINGTON- Available 1 transmission. Mint Con- Service ' courteousServlce.. and gutters.. ••• Very 686-8136, bedroom apartment, $365. Sold and istalled . Old 241-9791 PM00112 ditln. Asking $8,500. Call SPECIAL SPRING SALE- cabinets and countertops Airports. Hotels. Motels reasonable. Free estimate. per month, 1 VJ month 372-3300 9 to 5. Ask for resurfaced with formica.' residential 105 W- Westfleld Ave. Fully insured. 374-5436/761 HOME WINDOWS security; Call 372-7617 after Lydia. • '7B T BIRD-all power, air 4860777- Executive Sorlvo. N.Y.C. RosellePark. 5511. ' \. • , WASHED- Quality work. .5 PM, ••...'•",;. conditioning, AM/FM Trips Reasonable rates. 926-6133. UNION COUNTY CLASSIFIED '81 DATSUN 310 GX- Hat- stereo, tilt wheel, cruise Group rates to SHORTLINE MOVERS WILLIAM GOTTFRIED &. Fully insured. IRVINGTON- Three room KITCHENS ~^ Packing & Storage. chback, 5 speed, Sun roof, control, two new tires. Countertops . Travel Agn. SON- PAPERHANGING apartment,- A-l cond.itlon, AM/FM cassette, air, new Specialists In piano & ap- SPECIALISTS, All types of near-St. Pauls church'. $360 Must sell $3,100 or best of- Formica facing (201)673-6689 pliance, moving: 24 hour tires, low miles. Excellent New kitchens • Wall coverings. Free per. - month. Includes condition. 467-9214. fer. 926-6769 days, 750-9384, Reas. Prices-Free Est. WHITE LIGHTING service. 486-7267. Lie. 450. estimates, 467-1309 Spr- LOTS/ACERAGE utilities, security, weekends and evenings. Bob Costello, 24 hrs. 245- LIMOSINE- Ride In lux- ingfield. available May 1st; call Table Saw -1O",% horsepower CAI r\ '83 DODGE RAM: 250- •5060. urious White Cadillac ODD JOBS FREE HUNTERS/- evenings or Weekends 289- Customized by National '65 CHEVROLET tMPALA Llmpslne. Chauffeur WILLIAM E. BAUER- Pro- S P OR T S MA N 1950. : . •- • motor with extra blades. AWAY Traveler. Full loaded, only CLASSIC-60,000 miles. Ex- Driven. Unbeatable Low fessional Painting, Interior CATALOGUE- of land 2,000 miles, all warrantys. cellent condition, $1500. LANDSCAPING ' 6 Price. Weddings, Proms, BERBERlCK&SON & Exterior, Paperhanging,. MAPLEWOOD-Attractlve Good condition. Must sell, call 488-4525. Expert MOVING a, bargains, 5 acres to 500 688-0832; C O L O N I A L Air Ports, Concerts, Atlan- Home & Offices', Insured. acres, covering the Catsklll two family house, Large LANDSCAPING- Quality tic City, New York City. STORAGE at low cost. Let us paint the top Vi of. three, bedrobms, living Residential, Commerlcal. Area .at lowest Imaginable Nursery Stock • SHRUBS DRINK DON'T DRIVE. your home safely. You.dd prices. Write: LAND room/dlnln'g room,- kit- »5»» for first 20 words • TREES • SOD. Railroad 245-2050. •-•- Shore Trips. Local & Long the bottom. CATALOGUE P..O:Box 367- chen, one', and half baths, Ties and Lawn Distance. No ob to small. UNION 964-4942 J, Hlghmount, New York closets plus-,-. plus. Base- USE A PREPAID •1." each added 10 words. 561-2013. Lie. 00210. • V ment, garage and garden. Maintenance. 467-5125 or MAINTENANCE 12241. ••••••-.•.• Enclose check 467-4251. HOME HANDY MAN Available mid May $800. Painting,.- paperhanglng, per month, utilities extra. or money order. CRESCENT LANDSCAP- R & H JANITORIAL Call 635-7719 after 7PM. GLASSIFIEDAD In This MAINTENANCE CO.- carpentry. & odd |obs, PIANOS ft ORGANS LOTS FOR SALE . ING, "Combining Nature clean-ups. No |ob too small. . & Design For Beautiful Quallty Work. Reasonable your 964-8809. APARTMENTS WANTED NAME: TELEPHONE- landscape" Spring Rates. Offlce-Bulldlngs- PIANO TUNING- Repair- VAUXHALL- 75 X 100 lot, BUSY WORLD cleanup, lawn Stofes-Etc. Free ODD JOBS Ing, restoring, Used pianos, corner Springfield. Avenue marketplace! maintenance, shrubs, Estimates. Call 687-3075 PO Electrical work. Ceiling bought, sold and. rented. and Russell Street. Make MIDDLE AGED- Profes- trees, fertilizing, sod . & BOX 680 Union NJ 07083. fans hung. A/C lines, plum- Quality work, weekend and offer. Call 8401957- •'• sional couple, no children ADDRESS The only way to seed. For Free Estimate evening . appointments. desires 4V2 • 5 room apart- WINDOW CLEANING- bing, painting. Etc. Call 687-7083. Relax this Sum- 964-6045 or 487-5529. Richard ZISS686-1237.'- ment In .2 family' house. keep upon the local mer let CRESCENT do the CARPET CLEANING, .Union or Springfield. Call CITY- ZIP WANT ADS HOUSE FOR SALE work. , • , GUTTERS CLEANED. Rubbish Removed 375-2421, anytime. . . Residential, 25 Yrs..,Exp. All furniture, wood & News is to... ED'S LANDSCAPING- •• Ins. Steve.Hlavka & Son, metals taken away, Attics, PLUMBING ft HEATING SPRINGFIELD- Attrac- P R OF ESS 10NA L- Spring Cleanup 'Monthly 925-3627. basements .& garages tive 3 bedroom split, "• 2Va Buslness woman relocating Maintenance •Seeding •• cleaned. Reasonable rates. baths, -panelled den, large from South Jersey looking Write your ad in the spaces below and mail to Sod Lawns »Top Soil •• MASONRY ' 325-2713 . Las PLUMBING recreation 7room with for 2 bedroom apartment, Planting 'Power Raking' •• a HEATING fireplace.'' Near schools, in Union area for June 15th SMITH Fertilizer & Lime 'Shrub Service-Specializing In Synogogue, transportation or July l.,Call 688-9000, ext. SUBURBAN PUBLISHING CORP. & tree Care Free Estimate MASONRY PAINTING 6 small lobs, water heatrs, to New York City. Prin- 226, weekdays or 244-0795 MOTORS 925-5866 Steps,' sidewalks, all bathrooms, repairs; etc. cipals only. $132,900; Call weekends. ' . CLASSIFIED masonry. .25 years ex- ART LANGB.EIN 376-8742. (Lie. No.354) 379-6058,- evonlngs or FOR FINER Grounds perience. ' Quality work. PROFESSIONAL- Pain- Weekends. WANTED- For profes- P.O. Box 3109, Union, N.J. 07083 maintenance and chemical Reasonable prices. ting 8< Paperhanging. NEED A PLUMBER? sional non smoking lawn programs call: AN- FULLY INSURED,. 379- Quality. Workmanship At Call GERARD, no |ob too UNION gentleman, a studio apart- TONE LANDSCAPE COM- 9099.. . . • Reasonable Prices. Call; small. Visa & Master ment convenient to PANY, 273-7243. Serving Charge. 232-3287.' License transportation and shopp- commercial and residen- AA. DEUTSCH 686-1059. No, 4866. BUY OR SELL MIL /i ..: 2 ., 3 ,..:.• 4. —•. SPRINGFIELD ing. Prefer private homo, v tial accounts. GRA-MOR 2nd floor. In. .Westfleld, A Division of FIRST 5 CONTRACTS- Get MASONRY AND Cranford area; References SMITH CADILLAC FREE fertilizer, lime and LANDSCAPING-* Quality PAINTING CO. WHITE avallable.'-232-9075. • POOLS Realty Realtors 688-4200 5.••.,..'....•.....'.... 6.. 7 8. seed with Spring clean-up Work • Reasonable Rates Clean-Quality Interior/- WANTED and monthly maintenance. Extprlor Work. Fully In UNION Free Estimate.'. . ': sured. ' ROOM'' Apartment In • 45 YEAH . Contract . for season. AAA SWIMMING POOL RELY ON A REALTQR Union for business woman. Reasonable rates. Call 606- Call John 354-3988 or For Buying Or Selling REPUTATION . " 245-5107 Distributor must sell their 8510492 or YN BOX 1231 9.,;. 10... 11 12. 2107. 354-3741 entire Inventory of. new -• CENTURY21 Unlon;07083. 1983 leftover 3V family-size RAYBELL8.ASSOC. IN NEW CAR G RE G G '•: S INTERIOR a EXTERIOR pools with dock, fence, -688-6000 LANDSCAPING- Lawn Painting. Leaders & Gut- r SPACE FOR RENT ters. Free estimates. In- filter and warranty.! Full UNION ••••. . •-. :• ~~ SALES Maintenance. Spring Clean STEPS price only $966.00 com- 13. ...:...... 14. , 15.-...- 16. up. Sod, "Shrubs, Plant sured. Stephen Deo. 233- HANDY INVESTER SIDEWALKS ilete. Can finance, Call Jon't miss out on the Built On Design, Top Soil.'Discount Jave at 800-223-0307. ... * DewndiWIy to Seniors, Low Low Rates, ALL MASONRY 2 ih!ou? h™™* Potential WSwviw , Free Estimates. 688-3431 INTERIOR a EXTERIOR 17...... 18... 19...... :,20. alntlng, leaders & gut- of this eight room, 2 family, ATTENTION + CMifteti Sttectlon • Quality Work' • Reas. ; situated near Union JOE'S PRICES • FULLY IN- ters:..Free ^estimates. \.ln enter. Professionally BANDS!!! MwiytOvM20DC«nTg LANSCAPING SURED* 25 YEARS EXP, sured, 686-7983 or 753-7939. emodeled first floor needs Select Fnm J.Giannlnl. ROOFING ft SIDING 6 if you heed rehearsal Spring and fall cleanings, only a kitchen, high rent 2 space with the lowest 21;...... 22... 23. ,v...... 24^ weekly maintenance. Fer- bedroom second floor SUBSCRIBE I aJ•PAPERHANGING WE STOP. LEAKS- Clark ratesin your area; We tilizer, lime, seeding, sod; M. DEUTSCH have It.,.Marshals; shrubs, top" soil, railroad Sprlngfield.379-9099 PAINTING • HOME Builders, Inc.. Serving -IMPROVEMENTS- Pro- Union County For Over is Ampeg; P-A and SMITH ties, tree removal. Drunks. For booklnos, 25...... 26...;..... 27 28. Reasonable rates! Call 688- • TERRY HOWELL essiona) Job. Low Rates. Years. • New Roofing- & Free .Estimate. Insured. Repairs • Gutters & Icalli,-' • •••,••.-. '••. :/.•: • MOTORS 4882., ,,•:•• .•:•••: .\ .. ,-'-• • Masonry Contractor ' ROSELLEPARK call _ • Steps • Sidewalks CALL ANYTIME.,375-^264. Leaders. All Work Chrysler Plymouth Guaranteed In Writing. STUDIO' : . LAWNS CUT- leaves rak- •Patios'Driveways' J.JAMNIK-PREEEST. eeWSsaWSsaopo i " ed, hedges ' trimmed, NO JOB TOO SMALL' Fully .Insured, Free 29; 30 ': 31 ...„. 32. Painting-Decorating Estimates. . . . and8:30pini. 352-2525 reasonable prices.' Call FREE ESTIMATES 8. Paperhanglrig-lnt.-Ext. 686-7700 •00 NEWARK AVE, ELIZABETH John 687-527*. 944-8425 UNION 687-6288 381-5145 \ffiSSZWf-' FINANCING. AVAILABLE IlllllllllllliUlilllUltllllllilllltlllUIIIIUIII uiiniiiiiiiuuiiiiuHiiNiiiiuuuliiiuimiutni reference businesses Use this handy reference to nearby as close as your businesses and services. They're iiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuuiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimliniiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiininiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiimmmiiiiiuiuii as close as your telephone.'
z o z O CARMEL T.JORDAN n WE STOP LEAKS PORTRAITS PEP'S O u Public Accountant CANGE MARGOLIN KENNETH z Clark Builders, Inc. TRANSMISSIONS HOME ALUMINUM & MAKE OLD CHESTER TILE WE BUILD z g COMPLETE • CAIVANO Serving Union County In oils or acrylics, Fluid Leaks Repaired IM PROVEMENT VINYL SIDING NEW HOMES -< • i For Over 15 Years, . Accounting 'servlcos for CEILINGS COMPANY Group, individual. COMPANY CONSTRUCTION & . I 3 • New Roofing & individuals, ..Small Kitchens Aluminum & Repairs SPECIAL • InsuranceEstimates EXCLUSIVE Rooms • Additions , ROOM ADDITIONS a. Businesses,. Corpora- From existing Bathrooms Vinyl Siding NEW • To Improve Your Homo (/>• > VOLVO DEALER CUSTOM SUN DECKS Complete Remodeling, .•Gutters& Leaders- • Wrecker Service Additions VlnyPReplac- HOME (IMPROVEMENTS u All Work Guaranteed In tions and Partnerships. . Labors. Repairs on All Type Mason Work • •SHEET ROCK We will assist you with photograph or photo 1 J» MORRIS AVE'SUMMIT e m e n f s Bathrooms...Kitchens... o Writing • I ncome Tax' Prepara-' , •• Most American C"* CAU Expertly Done... AND REPAIRS •SUSPENDED professional designing ~ Dormers Windows Call: Fully Insured Free tibn, Federal's.. State taken by artist. ..-..•' 687-83*1 . . Sform Doors & Windows 20Yrs;Exp. ODD JOBS PLASTER Ceramic Tile Estimate . 2816 Morris Ave. " ' 959 Monroe St. Union 27342Q0 Fullylns; FREE ESTIMATES R&TPUGLIESE 6873542 • -•••;•. AUTHORIZED Decks . •PATCHING 381-5145 • Union, N.J. ... (East off Route Si) FACTORY SERVICE • Formica Spaclallsit ' REASONABLE PRICES 824-7600 COMPANY •....- 68M100 : call: 201-379-9139: 465 LEHIGH AV. . LONG TERM LEASING Free Estimates 964-7526 964-0989 Dm * Co//(586-8980 Alltr 5 r.M. 687-4163 353-6961 272-8865 AUTO DEALERS AUTO PARTS AUTOS WANTED CARPENTRY UNIOCARPENTRN Y CARPENTRY KITCHEN CABINETS LANDSCAPING LANDSCAPING LANDSCAPING LANDSCAPING LANDSCAPING MULTIPLY JOE DOM AN BELLIS FIRST 5 CRESCENT•.• COLONIAL YOUR SAVINGS 1616-3824 WE CONSTRUCTION DOLLY LANDSCAPING CONTRACTS!!.' LANDSCAPING LANDSCAPING OLDSMOBILE H .•';. Wifypeof MADISON LANDSCAPING Spring cleanup, - lawn Oldest & |_argest ALTERATIONS/ FOR YollR JUNK" CitpentryWotkDont Get FREE • Spring Clean-Up - maintenance, shrubs, trees, Quality Nursing Stock Professional WHOLESALE KITCHENS • Monthly Maintenance Exclusive REPAIRS . CAR OR TRUCK. . ADDITIONS •DORMERS Fertilizer, Lime and. fertilizing, sod ft seed.. •SHRUBS'TREHS Prompt/ Reliable . •_•• .• • . DECKS •;.-;.,. • Seeding Olds Dealer in OPEN 7 DAYS Buy Direct Seed With Spring Clean- •'•SOD. Service. Better NEW-USED- Sun l« m to]p m , ' ' NeworEnlsrofed . ' ROOFING IIHlSlblNG • Sod Lawns FREE Lime & fertilization than reasonable Union County W«d tilt MOIoJ «pm CL0SETS/CABIN6TS ., No Job Too fmtll-Frw .KtllmMt From Factory Up And Monthly • Top Soil Railroad Ties and Lawn LEASES 375-125a Fully Iniurfd-' . .' ' ' with Spring Cleanup rates. ELIZABETH W»«Vd«yl» 101 m. MJpm • Cuilomlied TABLES/ . IRVINGTQN Maintenance. Contract' • Planting Maintenance MOTORS, INC. 2277 MORRIS STORAGE AREAS - FREE ESTIMATES For Season. Reasonable • Power Raking • For Free Estimate Free Estimate (Act Now For Spr- 1688-58481 PORMICA/WOOD HIGHEST: PRICES AskForMike: • Fertilizers Lime Value Riled Used Cars ; AVEr Rates. Call: Fully Insured ing Clean-Up) 511 Morris Ave. Vim Htll Stclion ' ' PANELLING/5HEETROCK. - PAID! Rte. 22 Springfield • Shrub & Tree care 687-7083 . 2O91.S»rtn(h*ld *w.'. Union 467-5125 or Elinbeth 354-1050 UNION, A86-2B00 W! 379-607© Free Estimate Relax this Summer let 789-1587 686-2107 925-5844. CRESCENT do the work. 467-4251 CLEAN UP CARPETS PAVING CONCERT TICKETS CARPETS LANDSCAPING, GUTTERS LEADERS AND GUTTERS MAINTENANCE MASONRY MASONRY Haw Truck Mill Travel CARPET REPAIRS DRIVEWAYS UNION TICKETS Carpal Color P1U> VAD,GENERAL AFRAID OF HEIGHT? GUTTERS &--afc- RSH Clean ups and light INSTALLATION, PARKING LOTS 1022 Morris Avenue STEPS RESTRETCHES WE'LL 00 THE CLIMBING LEADERS ^j§ hauling. We supply ._.-;> ' of Mlllbum CURBS* CONCRETE Union,.New Jersey JANITORIAL MASONRY STEPS, RELAYS, FOR YOU MAINTENANCE SIDEWALKS labor, truck time and- On location CLEANING* WORK CONTRACTORS Thoroughly Cleaned gas. You supply rubbish 851-12880 CO. All Masonry. Brick Carpel Cleaning & Dying • •NEWCARPETSALES- CALL: Spring Clean Up, mon- Flushed,Insured ALL MASONRY to be thrown out or H«nnwl«d»d colon . cw»»«tUln» • RtdMontM with .' INSURANCE CLAIMS- • Elvis Costello '-••".. stone, steps, sidewalks, • Quality Work LOW PRICES thly maintenance,, lawn Items to be moved. • CNani ind dyM In . ,^^1 • rt vlbrtitl iww ttltn .. . • •- •Yet -v .. $30 to $50 Quality Work plastering cellar water . FREE ESTIMATES renovation, seed, fer- Gutters Cleaned, Rigid • Reas. PRICES • Grateful Dead Screening Installed.. Minor Tree Trimming Reasonable Rates proofing. Work be Rita : PERSONALSERVICE R&TPUGLIESECO. tilizer, lime, top ' soil, •FULLY INSURED Quilitv Service • UphoHI«y ClMnln« . cirptt N.|*l' * Spol Ouird Finlih • • Dan Fogelberg. :' - Chimneys & Vent Pipes Clip 'N Save : Office-Buildings guaranteed. Self CONSTRUCTION/ RESIDENTIAL shrubs and sod. Very Stores-Etc.. •25 YEARS EXP. THE CARPET DOCTOR •Llborachl Tarred; . NEDSTEVENS employed Ins. 35 years Please, call M. ' .RobtriTtrrMzi, Proprietor reasonable rates. Free Free Estimates Frederick at -665-1493 or UNION 388-2354 • N.Y.Yankees experience. A. Nufrlo. M. DEUTSCH FOR FREE ESTIMATE 761*108 276-8865 estimate. CALLANDY AT: 224-7379 • Call 687-307$ 753-101-1, , - evenings ' 7 Days, 5-? p.m. PO Box 680 Union, N.J. Call'- ' . • 352-0282 . Springfield 379-9079 964-0232 07083 373r8773 COUNSELING DETECTIVE AGENCY ELECTRICIAN LANDSCAPING ELECTROLYSIS ENTERTAINMENT MASONRY MASONRY MOVING & STORAGE MOVING & STORAGE PAINTING PAINTING JACKIE MIRKIN WHY BE AFRAID? ^SPURR ELECTRIC ELECTROLYSIS 4 HIRE GREGG'S UNbSCAPING CENTER TERRY PAINTING BY ' -S3: A.C.S.W. ' • call JOAN NOSTE A DISC JOCKEY STEPS»WALKS PAUL'S ELECTRICAL Lawn Maintenenance FORMERLY OF ANTHONY ARTLANGBEIN - M.A. HOWELL COUNSELING Aigo. • • Spring Clean Up - Experienced disc YALE AVE .HILLSIDE It NEW AND Sod,Shrubs, Plant'. BESTRESULTSI PATIOS BENJAMIN PROFESSIONAL/^ Detective Agency ' jockey cari provide. MASONRY "•"" PM 00177 ^ALTERATION WORK Design, Top Soil All parts ol body treated music lor all occasslons. MOORE PAINTS •CHILDREN For-a body guard. We'- Discount.to Seniors CONTRACTOR Painting 8, Paperhang- .Specializing. '•'• -In • Parties • Weddings . •GARAGES are licensed and bonded Low Low Rates Limited t(m»ol|«r •STEPS •ADOLESCENCE by the state of New Recessed • lighting and. • BarMltivah»Etc. MOVING & INTERIOR ind' Free Estimates U.MEa.Umln. " ' • SIDEWALKS • FOUNDATIONS Quality Workmanship •ADULTS •Jersey,.All types of In- service changing. One 15 mlri. unit, complnmen- For further Information EXTERIOR vestigative work. Arm-' . •PATIOS STORAGE . Licensed & insured tary with evary 10th Unit uud. contact t>;J. Bill •ADDITIONS At- . ed and unarmed guards. ' • DRIVEWAYS 687-0035 LOCAL 4L0N0' All.Work Reasonable Prices. BY APPOINTMENT ONLY Call: 686-1140 . No Job Too Small Patanla •'-• FULLY INSURED OI1TANCE MOVING 688-3431 Center Isle Route 33,.Union No [ob too small R.CHRISTIANI • Guaranteed Call: . 24 Hour Semte 851-9614 (across Pathmerk/Rlckslil 687-8744 or 687-6910 375 Roseland Place 388-^221 Free Est. 964-8425. 484-8172 UNrON PC 00019 Call 6887768 Insured 666-6990 686-1059 ENTERTAINMENT FENCES FUEL OIL FLOORS FURNITURE REFINISHING 1WVAUKHALLHO.UNIUN PAPERHANGING PAPERHANGING PAPERHANGING PAVING FENCE SALE DRMIRNO „. UNUSUAL R & R FURNITURE Wk I&J Affiliates: & PIANO REFINISHING $« WILLIAM E. BERGER AAA 7 BALLOON 69* SQ.FT. GEO. JAEKEL, INC. •PAPERHANGING WILLIAM GOTTFRIED POOLS R.W/GUEHfEU. HARDWOOD Expert reflnishing at BAUER SWIMMING POOL * BOUQUETS |Min. lOOLin.ft.) reasonable-prices. •PAINTING &SON COMPLETE MLTERUEIKII FUEL OIL RETAIL STORE DISTRIBUTOR Green vinyl chain; link • Hand Stripped-tyo Dip- • HOME IMPROVEMENTS PAPERHANGING For The Easter Holiday APtRio ruti oa co. Ml l.mUM AVKSlK I'NHIN, N.J UTOHll ; PROFESSIONAL •NEW POOL SALES Must sell their entire in- ping • . • • • •. ventory of new 1983 lef- Installed. Gates and ter- Floor. Sanding • Free estimates, pick- SPECIALISTS •SERVICES. Secretarial Week PAINTING tover 3V family-size minals sale price. . -Tel. (201)687-0900 Reflnlshlng ' up and delivery . ' REPAIRS pools with deck/ fence, /(April 23 through April • Repairs and restora- • Interior Painting All types of Wall Coyer- U hour service' AWaxing* . . •POOL OPENINGS filter and warranty. : 'tlon of ajl furniture and • Professional Job ings •' •••'••' Full price only. BILTRITE FENCE , Staining >. antiques'- ... • • Paperhanging •LIQUIDCHLORENE 635-6565 or KEROSENE .. $1.40 Low Rates Free Estimates •I iMiiMiliCi •«•"<•'Ai»>allW«ili $944.00 COMPLETE JCntty For. Free • * Pianos repaired, Free Estlmatq,'. • Home & Offices ' *"ilU>UJl^l*r«lllll^ ANM*l*ttH«fl IS YRS. EXP. FULLY Can finaneo- 1826-0010 22 Estimate' bought ahd.sold. •'. Insured INS. 118 W. Webstpr Call pave at: FUEL OIL-ttUrO« MICE 784-5449, Day or Evesi 7 Springfield 763-4960 Call: 851-2414 CALt ANYTIME . •Insured 467-1309 Avenue, Roselle Park. 800-223-0307 1 1 •Days. . .-..-, v. -•: • •.-•••••.;-,;-';i. 375-2264 UNION 4S7-4AU 245-8098 GIFT ITEMS GUTTERS HOME IMPROVEMENT INCOME TAX HOME IMPROVEMENT CARPETS SINGLES TILE WORK TILE WORK WINDOW WASHING WANTED TO BUY MlMTTrw DAY'S ATTIC ourrms; ALUHIMUM DON'T OVERPAY ACCURATE RUG iLIADIRS TURNING FRANK SIDING 4 YOUR INCOME TAX CLEANING, INC. •HOME A* P PAPER STOCK, INC. ,ttMTO«»fhlV POINT SINGLES HILBRANDT DeNicolo ROOFING Let ' "dataphile" HOME IMPROVEMENTS .120 Gertrude St., Clark TILECOKTMCTOH RECYCLING PLANT prepare Vour ,1983 Tax IITA«LHM«OIM1 .382-0256 The Intelligent -alter- Specializing In all type WINDOWS 4 U SOUTH Mlh STREET i KITCMIN^tATHKOOMI nviNcroN. NEWjERSevonn Returns.. Free review of • Kitclwn Ntmedilmg native for selective ceramic tile and stall NIMIRMMUTIN* . PUTCASHINVOUnPOCKETItSUVE^OFSCRAP .1982 Return with 1983 In- «BlK Mnu Rugs StLuin Cleaned By singles, showers. NUmMM WASHED INSURIb come Tavrr Other . TrucK' Mounted \Uhlt. 475 Chestnut Street t R«4w»e s in annual memberships coat $15, and there ¥<• •The- arts center project involves •••••. R.S. 'Sawyerj#Ba1hw,a'y:i Landmarks' Family and corporate memberships in v is a .^Jiscbiinlrforstudents. and Senior Rahway Landmarks, the nonprofit purchase and restoration of the 1,440-seat membership 'chaiftjiani "adds that area organisations hayeiilso 'cbntrtbuted-to organization spearheading the' Union Old'Rahway Theatre at the intersection ' As for acquisition funding, at last count, . • County Arts Center project/have nearly ' of Irving, Main and Hamilton in down- the curroW^nembership growth. "More ' quadrupled since January. town Rahway. V "•'.••:',"' .. ."' than 60 recent jpihers have come from .,'•' Costigah attributed the accelerating;- just one local cljurch.V'. he says,"arid:the • "A year: ago, when;pur membership, li .^support'primarily to Increased' media ,• local AARF" has; laielj?^^ become """' '"' seemed to be holding at about 150, we : : would have been encouraged to see it 'attention. "From the beginning, we have •"•primesburce.'',f/:.- ^'^-;'", . \.. ... -: paigh, arid at least .another $10,000 has grow to.200," says Dan Cosligan, the had'good press arid radio support," he "The Railway Chamber of Commerce, been contributed by (he .membership ' saysi "but lately the press has become .. organization's acting publicity director. Rahway Historical' Society, and the '. over, and,above, .annual'dues. Most• in-, "It subsequently dipped to 108 due to : activply involved in the project, and Garden Statef Theater Organ Society are • dividual ' contribution^ have ; been' slow renewals, but' has now passed the • we're starting to get good TV coverage 1 among other organizations represented relatively small, but some have ranged 400mark,"'.'. •'•.••. : as well;" .' . • .in the project. • ••;•" ' ' • , ashigh as $5,000. :'••.'•'/. • Sawyer also noted that, since many -' .Under termsof an option contract with Want Ads Work.. memberships are taken put by families, the theater's present owner, Landmarks COUPON the actual headcbiint of members is , has until-July '4 to raise.the< funds I probably greater, than', 50b.- Regular necessary for purchase. ;. Concert - O& Tickets €& 4 Name-1 Pair, Mudowlands Arena, May 7 W ^: Address- 1 1 Phone-4. f I" •a- • Bring to:. - ' . 1 4 CIRCUS SUB SHOP I. 15 E. 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Union and Verona , ' ALWAYS A SALE EVERYDAY rand TM ' You will see more frames here thanyou might have Eyelab is our dream come true. It will serve you as no thought existed. You will have your prescription filled ordinary eyeglass store or chain outlet ever could.' The world's first eyewear department store has here faster thanyou might have thought possible. You opened on Route 22, Springfield. Experience it! The rjieed for change is apparent. . will pay less here thanyou might have ever expected. 'Welcome!" This message greets you as you enter the doors of Eyelab. The day the first Eyelab opened, the lifelong dream of two Now, the change is here—all under one roof-^-in Eyelab. dedicated opticians was fulfilled and the eyewear wearer was introduced to the world's first eyewear department 2Q%to50%Off. store offering selection, quality, Service, speed, and' Eyelab promises to bring you the lowest prices possible, price—all in one unique and beautiful shopping • through its strong combination of (1) buying power and environment. experience (2) the no-middleman efficiency of its on premises full-scale laboratory, and (3) the willingness of its Eyewear wearers reacted enthusiastically founders to accept lower margins of business profit than coming into Eyelab in numbers far greater than any has been common among "moms and pops" and chains. eyewear store anywhere had ever seen. And leaving ' This will save you as much as 20% to 50% off ordinary feeling more satisfied than they had ever been before. retail prices. As each passed on the experience to others, Eyelab began to grow and grow If you are one who's been turned off by confusion or high prices in eyewear stores or advertising, just say "Help Now, the newest Eyelab has opened near you. A me, Eyelab." And, Eyelab will. single visit will show you what the Eyelab'experience is all about. All Under One Roof. Regardless of what you read in This tabloid will introduce you this supplement, or what you may RETAIL to Eyelab—with its hlslab and hear, you'll hardly be ready for the $30 herlab departments.carrying ten impact the moment you enter evelab times the frames.of any vision . Eyelab. You'll see eyeglass frames, in center—with Eyelab Presents: the quantities and qualities you hardly $14.45 world's first fashion showplace.for knew existed... a sophisticated lens fine quality eyewear-^-with Kidslab, an optical store within laboratory right in view—so you can see exactly how your a store, just for pre- and early-teens—with Sunlab lenses are made. You'll meet highly knowledgeable carrying ten times the sunwear of even large department . opticians and technicians in formal blue blazers who treat stores—with Lenslab^yelab's own high-precision lens both you and their positions with utmost respect. . making laboratory filling almost any prescription while. you wait. ••_..- •. . . ,; Truly a dream come true, your wishes fulfilled, in a All at Eyelab prices. * showplaceyou will enjoy visiting even if you don't need eyewear right now The Price. The Real Price. And Eyexam 21 and Contacts 21 here too. Nothing But The Real Price, So Help Us, Eyejab. Within the same building as Eyelab, you will ffndthe SWIS[ S Each year, Americans spend over 4 billion dollars in equally exciting service concepts created by two equally J\K$$Frf<4 eyecare products and services. Eyewear is worn by one of dedicated optometrists. Eyexam 21 is the new, more com- every two adults. Yet, until Eyelab, the consumer has prehensive, more valued eye examination. It includes a been served exclusively by small "mom and pop"sized 21 point state-of-the-art eye examination. Contacts 21 stores, or equally small outlets of large chains. may be the largest, most complete contact lens facility Under this system, eyewear prices have risen 300% in the state. Both are. here in this new Eyelab building in —in the past decade alone. •-- Springfield. Doctors are not affiliated with Eyelab. lad presents ill nis /her Spanning Eyeiab are the eyewear departments, known as hislab and heriab, each with its own purpose and At the end of the frame counters are fitting and adjustment function, Within them, scores of designer and fine maker departments. Here, regardless of where you obtained your frljHBSifciaiefirflid, by sex, by style, by price (from prescription, lenses or frames, tine service department is free. And, if Eyeiab's adjusters can't solve the problem, Eyeiab's repair shop is right next^il"" , II~- h *•'; •QDl klfliffijj CO ',*"•>: •a*1 • :V;1^;^#t$#$ Behind every Eyeiab counter stands a professional who cares. collections, with frames of exotic There are no trainees on the and exquisite design and fabrication: Here you will see the craft of the Great Europeans: Silhouette, floor at Eyeiab, no here-today, a Home. Rodenstock, Neostyle—side by side gone-tomorrow sales clerks. Whether : To fine craftsmen, eyeglass frames, with master innovators: Ted Lapidus, - you're looking for top fashion or like fine jewelry and fine watches, are Giorgio Armani, Nina Ricci, Yves St.. bottom price, the conservative or the works of art. To top designers, frames Laurent and on and on. spectacular, Eyeiab's optical specialist . help to dramatize, glamorize and is equipped to help you ail the way. personalize the wearer. To these Each must earn entry to Eyeiab With some 10,000 frames "Vaftsmen and designers, and to the Presents: by passing Eyeiab's Fashion from scores of makers and designers r- •••?•• quality-conscious people who follow Review Panel, and by no other means, to select from, you'll be comforted to them, Eyefab Presents: is dedicated. be its name familiar or unfamiliar. know you'll be shown the frames, buffalo horn frames, tanned leather most suited to you. Eyeiab Presents: The Finest frames, wooden frames, snakeskin Ten Tirrii •Here, is where eyewear fashion frames—even solid gold frames. All at Eyeiab prices. And each created with a striving for Aren't you pleased you'II be able finally comes into its own, with perfection you may not have known to see the finest the world has to offer? As one observer put it, "If you ~ The Frames presentations of complete designer existed in.eyewear. don't see whatyou want at Eyeiab, At Eyeiab prices. ;, you probably shouldn't want it." Of Any Vision Center. eyexam 21 contacts 21 ;H 111, Mill; Mb..j Here are the tests and examinations 1 Think'Contacts'Nowl Of your eyes that you will receive at 8. YOUR PRESCRIPTION is first determined by use of 15* YOUR MUSCLE BALANCE is analyzed to the Eyexam facility. the traditional PHOROPTER.. Results are compared with determine how well your eyes perform, separately if you've ever thought of trying contact lenses, this is the time to think These lenses cover virtually every vision problem, other Rx tests before your eye doctor writes your final i ven harder. Our contact lens department brings you the most modern prescription. and together, from minor malfunctions to lenses for 1. YOUR HEALTH HISTORY is recorded facilities, with the nevvest innovations; Plus the greatest pric.e values by trained optbmetric assistants. astigmatics who, until now could not wear 9. YOUR CORNEA is measured by use of a 16. YOUR OPTICAL ACCOMMO- •nd the largest selection of contact lenses in the Sta conventional lenses. There are even lenses 2. YOUR PRESENT GLASSES Rx is KERATOMETER. . DATION is tested, measuring your ' Jew Jersey, if not in the world. analyzed, electronically. response to changing distances of AtfH'i for post-cataracts and for those suffering 10. YOUR CORNEA is inspected visual stimuli. -n't it time to see what contact lenses can do for j from monovision. 3. YOUR VISUAL SKILLS are assessed through a BIOMJCROSCOPE. T 7. YOUR NEW PRESCRIPTION is in tests with present glasses. 11. YOUR EXTERNAL EYES even examination rooms. Every quality manufacturer is represented, made and tested through use of test including Bausch & Lomb, American Optical, 4. YOUR DEPTH are inspected for movement lenses. 3,000 lenses . PERCEPTION is tested, using a *-j and for signs of disorder such Vistacon, American Hydron, Syntex-Poiycon. subjective method as inflammation^ discharge, • 18. YOUR BLOOD PRESSURE is Ve utilize the finest and most up-to-date Conforma, Hydrocurve, and more etc taken as an added index of your 'lalytic and testing equipment and fitting 5. YOUR COLOR health, .• . • . istrumentation, and duplicate every piece "Contacts" You Wear for Thirty Days. PERCEPTION is tested i each of seven separate fitting rooms You may have heard of the newest breakthrough • with numbers -in-color dot 19. YOUR EYES ARE SCREENED F cards GLAUCOMA by airpuff tonometry ' he experience is virtually unparHlleled. with in soft contact lens wearing These new lenses. Permalens and Hydrocurve may be worn 6. YOUR DISTANCE •veli'over 1,000 lens fittings A month in-the 20. YOUR FINAL CONSULTATION 'nqinal Eyelab Building alone ' for up to four weeks, day and night, without VISION is measured to answer any questions you rriay objectively by an eyexam removal Called extended wear contact lenses. 12.YOUR INTERNAL have. 3ne of the main reasons for success is the vast assortment they are now in the Extended vVear Department computer. >f contacts .with over 3,000 lenses in stock. EYES are inspected tor 21. YOUR NEW EYEGLASSES are | disease or any sign of eye Lin— .<,. Particularly if you have worn contact lenses before, 7. YOUR VISUAL FIELD is checked for accuracy. measured (if you are over 35) by disorder, such as cataracts. *» Tj The Great Contact Lens Wall you will appreciatejhecjreat convenience; an AUTQ PERIMETER. This he secret of good fitting and correct vision in contact lens practicality and comfort these lenses of the future 13. YOUR REFRACTION is "*JJ can give you today. planetarium-like electronic _ determined by examination with a VISA MASTERCARD ervice is carrying maximum variations of prescriptions to instrument has a high degree of RETINOSCOPE. 9:30'til 9:30-Monday thru Saturday •:t variations of the human eye. The Great Lens Wall will accuracy in spotting early symptoms how you more_about contacts than words could. of glaucoma or other diseases that 14. YOUR DISTANCE AND NEAR Appointments are not required. may affect your sight. |A small VISION are measured through a Appointments are not required. surcharge is made for this special Subjective Test Series. Eyexam 21: [201)376-8900 Contacts: (201) 376-8902 examination.) • • Doctors are not affiliated with Eyelab. 9:30 til 9:30-Monday thru Saturday VISA MASTERCARD kids ill sun 'V,"r"' '<'•'' • . ' ' ' 80% of What we learn djm&^ffii} Antti lems in school-g . vision problems, ^ h^ &B .-.. :*1 f|,»» mm*v • I * -• ' J [60 0t> mwm Vi CO sk In approach and in frame selection, hockey to King of the Mountain. $•••'":''^"ffi'T-rt? To See Kidslab treats the child like an adult. Warning; "Mr. Macho Man" may There are fun frames and serious refuse to take them off at bedtime. Is To Know. frames, great European craftsman THEY MAY COME HOME $m&l#&$wnra& findSportslab with all frames and designer frames and Sunlab^i^n times' trie'fine designer the frames for the games people play WITH SCRATCHES, and quality maker sunwear usually To Know plenty of frames for the plenty of BUT THEY Sun and Fun ... from racquetball to riflery, from differences between kids. And, to help seen in department stores. Ray-Ban is mountain climbing to SCUBA diving WONT BE here and Colors in Optics and Porsche them, Kidslab is staffed with ON THEIR and Games and every place in between. Is To Grow. child-oriented specialists who are Design by Carrera in profusion. GLASSES. Here, in Funlab, you'll try on French THE MOMENTA CHILD ENTERS skilled in turning what at times seems Sunsensor Lenses® by Corning are Every kid andGifts. WelderS Glasses and Night Shades KIDSLAB, HE KNOWS EYELAB IS to be a "bum rap" into a "good deal". here and mirror-coated lenses by : can have lenses and even Crazy Eyes for the kjds. OIM HIS SIDE. Bausch & Lomb and the latest For the parent, the "good deal" is madeatEyelab ^ photochromatic glass coated with • And, in Giftlab, you'll find gifts that aid Simply identifying a vision problem is Eyelab's prices: with a special plastic by C-Lite™-r everything under Man's greatest gift—eyesight—from not enough. Good eye exams and hard finish KIDS COMBAT GLASSES. the sun. magnifiers of every type to specialty proper lenses are not enough; The » "Super Shield""'—an invisible lenses a,nd accessories, to binoculars child must accept and wear the For young sports, check out Eyelab's protective shield. We call these Al I yd. il' i >•"<('., and even Eyelab Gift Certificates, in gfasses. And, with the glasses many collection of "short-sports" and other "Can't Scratch Me" lenses and case you 're playing it safe. are "ordered" to wear, who can blame lenses and frames for young athletes. they're always in stock at Eyelqb. But you won't find poorly made their balking. They area must for every sport from At Eyelab prices. sunwear here, the cause of eyestrain, fatigue and accidents. \ • lens Ever since Man first discovered that lenses could aid his What You Seek vision, he's been waiting for his glasses. Today, although Just a few years before they began to build their "dream some advertising claims imply otherwise, most prescriptions made. You hot only know what you are getting butyou can 1 store", the founders pf Eyelab founded and operated what are fulfilleo in an optical laboratory, far removed from the became the most successful lens-making laboratory in the see where you're getting it from. What You Get. eyeglass store. In the majority of cases, the "short waitirtg' Eastern United States. You'll see that in its experience, skill, precision, quality and period" for glasses will range from 2 days to 2 weeks. concern, there is truly nothing to equal whatyou get But, never at Eyelab. si^i^^p What they learned, they have now applied to creating a from Eyelab, - "dream lab". Computerized and automated, outfitted with And/heaven forbid the laboratory should make an error, the latest developments and finest precision lens-making for, then "back the lenses go" and your wait begins anew equipment and instruments, it is right on the spot, under the (but, never at Eyelab). ; one roof of Eyelab. ALLJHE NAMES. The Wait Is Over. One result? What took two days or two weeks.now ALL AT EYELAB PRICES. takes two hours ...or less. Another result? You can observe Here Is a sampling of those who treate and make „,,,,,. .-^'ofthe'lensr'^-v: the precision craftsmanship and the superior quaiity control the thousands of eyeglauiriimes In Eyelab. • g^ng not iphly]greater :w ^"- techniques applied to your lenses while they are being :;ramforttr)»bughlightness%\ : ADOLFO, ALFA ROMEO, L'AMY, ALTAMODA, ATRIO, ivelook;;:: the lenses AVANT-GARDE, RENATO BALESTRO; PIERRE BALMAIN, as Well. ;: BAUSCH & LOMB, GEOFFREY BEENE, LAURA theframes BIAGIOTTI/TERRIBROGAN; PIERRE CARDIN, CARRERA . (PORSCHE DESIGN), GAZAL, CELINE, ROBERT CLAUDE, COTTET LA.COSTE, CARAN D'ACHE, CHRISTIAN DIOR, DUNHILL, EXOTIQUE, FASHION fc- ifAUANA> FERRE, FILOS-MENAGE, FlORUCCI, GAMBINI, REGGIE JACfGON, EMMANUEULE KHAN, ANNE KLEIN, MICHELLE LAMV LANVIN, TED :tirJctiori*a distinct line or box t LAPIDUS, ROBERT LA ROCHE, RALPH LAUREN, LOGO • where (ens power changed, OF PARIS, SOPHIA LOREN, MENRAD, METZLER, \? :.t)ky$-pietelsa newiypeof : NEOSTYLE, FRANCK ODVIER, OPTYL, P0RRIS, ^. : lens in which the ppy^r of ; PLAYBOY POLO, REGE, REVUE, RIVE .GAUCHE, NINA ^ the lens gradually changes RICCUOBERTA DICAMERINO,ROpENSTOClCSAFILO; from far to near vision. Magi- PHIUPPESr. CLAIR, YVESST LAURENT MAURICE ST cally, there is no dividing line MICHEL, SApHIRA, SILHOUETTE, SWANIC GLORIA We call it "The Invisible •'/••) VANDERBILT VERSAILLES, VIVA OPTIOUE, VICTORY Bifocal" but it has very visible /> JOHN WE1TZ, SIR WINSTON AND ZEISS. .' benefits, both in "the foor and in the looking., And In Kldslab:maryy of the above plus ANNIE, FUNTSTpNES, HOLLY HOBBY LITTLE LOGO, PINK New SILOR SUPER SHIELD™ PANTHER, PATHWAY LE STAR, STRAWBERRY New AMERICAN OPTICAL PERMAUTI SHORTCAKE, SUPERMAN, WONDER WOMAHand more: "•• •'... ' '• :. "" Breakthroughs in sc/atchprobf lenses. Each scratching through an amazing new finish.. v..,t And In Sunlab/Sportslab/Glftlab: Many of the for kids or anyone with anactive lifestyle. , through ffli above-plus. AUTAUA BUSHNELlRAYrBAN, CARRERA chktrimahotacturet _^. I PORSCHE, COLORS IN OPTICS, FRANEL, JORDACHE, leasts stage* of quality : ALL AT EYELAB PRICES. qontrof. 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