A Courtesy cards cause a minor flap LONG BRANCH (AP) Restaurateur Pasquale J. Simonetti flashed a "special legislative aide" card to a city. police officer when stopped for allegedly running a red light two weeks ago. Simonetti said he didn't get a ticket, but the officer took the card, which was signed by state Sen. Eugene J.
Bedell; D-12th-Monmouth. Bedell said Thursday he prints. the cards and sends them to "Monmouth County Democratic Committee people, officials and friends." Bedell's Republican opponent in the upcoming Senate race, John P. Gallagher of Lincroft, said handing out the cards is "bad judgment." "I see absolutely no benefit from it, and I don't think the general public sees any benefit from it either," Gallagher said. HE SAID THE CARDS give the carrier a special title, and imply special privileges that are not deserved.
The cards imply their carriers have "some sort of standing with the than the average citizen and should be given state government," and a are "somewhat better special privileges." Gallagher said it was that "someone would try to use (the card) for special consideration, as Simonetti did." Both Bedell and Simonetti recognized that, when Simonetti flashed the card to a city police officer, he wanted special consideration. But Bedell said, "If someone was going to get a citation, the card would not prevent the officer from giving one. The officer followed the correct procedure by taking the card as they take PBA (Policemen's Benevolent Association) cards for making out the When asked the card's use, Bedell answered with a question: "What use do PBA cards have? What use do personalized license plates have?" Bedell said the cards have a disclaimer on the back, which says they confer no special powers. A SENATE SPOKESWOMAN said the cards are intended to prevent unauthorized people lobbyists from entering the chambers. She knew of no rules governing the printing or issuance of cards, but that they're given to senators so aides or special guests, such as students, may enter the floor.
The Herald-News, Obituaries Robert Green, McGraw-Hill exec MONROE TOWNSHIP Robert Green, 63, died Thursday at Princeton Medical Center. Mr. Green was born in Bridgeport, and lived in Rutherford for 28 years before moving to Monroe Township four years ago. He was a marketing services manager with McGraw-Hill New York City, for more than 20 years. He was a parishioner of St.
James R.C. Church, Jamesburg, and an Army veteran ofWorld War II. He is survived by his wife, the former Muriel Killfoile; two sons, John T. of New York City and David of Philadelphia; a daughter, Mrs. Mary Ray of Lyndhurst; a sister, Mrs.
Eileen Geiger of San Francisco; and a grandchild. Funeral services will be 9:30 a a.m. Saturday from the Lester Memorial Home, Jamesburg, and 10 a.m. at St. James Church.
Higgins, 49; Paterson policeman TOTOWA Charles R. Higgins, 49, died Thursday at St. Joseph's Hospital and Medical Center, Paterson. Mr. Higgins was born in Paterson and lived in West Paterson for nine years, before moving to Totowa eight years ago.
He was a member of the Paterson Police Department for 20 years, serving as radio-car patrolman. He also was with the Records and Identification Division and most recently served with the chief's office staff. He was a Navy veteran of the Korean War. He was a parishion- Grand jury expands Newark investigation NEWARK (AP) A grand hearing evidence against a former Newark councilman who drew a salary while living in Florida, will expand its probe to look into the fiscal integrity of the city government, says Essex County Prosecutor George Schneider. Former Councilman Michael A.
Bontempo, 80, is being investigated because for several years he has drawn a salary as "chief of security" for Newark's five reservoirs in northwest Jersey even though he has been living in Florida for part of the time. He drew more than $19,000 in 1979 and more than $23,000 in 1980 and received several checks this year, city records show. Bontempo resigned from the city council in 1974 after 16 years. He sold a Warren County home in 1976, a Hunterdon County house at the end of 1979 and bought a condominium in Stuart, in July 1978, property records show. HE SOLD the condo in February 1980 when he moved to his current residence in Port St.
Lucie, Fla. Speaking of the expanded grand jury, investigation, Schneider Thursday, "I just think that the integrity of the city TAKE NOTICES that application has been made to the Municipal Board of Alcoholic Beverage Control of the City of Passaic to transfer to Bib and Cuff's, Inc. trading as Something's Fishy for premises located at 52 Garden Passaic, N.J, License 33-016-002 (Liquor) heretofore issued to Joseph Lipari, Jr. trading as Something's Fishy for the premises located at 52 Garden Passaic, N.J. Obiections, if any, should be made immediately in writing to: JOSEPH CLERK, PASSAIC, NEW JERSEY.
Marvin Siegel 467 George Place, N.J. 07481 Sept. 10.11.18-31 P.F. $31.08 103414 NOTICE OF SALE LEGAL Valley National Bank will sell at public auction at 10:00 A.M. on Sept.
at 935 Allwood Clifton, 1977 Chevr. Malibu, Serial No. 1D29U78450607 by reason of default in security agreement held by the above who reserves the right to bid and purchase af said sale impose any additional terms and conditions beyond those stated herein. Valley National Bank 935 Allwood Road Clifton, N.J, 07012 18-11 P.F. $7.40 103614 Donald Moore having made application by Verified Complaint for Judgement changing his name to Faheem Jameel Rasheed and having complied with all the provisions of N.J.S.A.
12A 52-1 et seq. It is on the 7th day of -July; 1981, adiudged that Donald Moore is authorized to change his name to Faheem Jameel after the 10th day of August, 1981; it is further ordered that within 20 days of this date a copy be published in The Herald-News, and within 45 days file an Affidavit of Publication thereof with Clerk, Passaic County Court and a certified copy with the Secretary of State. JUDGE PETER Passaic County Superior Court Sept, 10-11 $10.73 103605 B-13 BUYERS GUIDE Estate for Sale Real Estate for Sale Real Estate for Sale A Real Estate Advertisers: The vital link between buyer and seller is The Herald-News Fall Real Estate Showcase! On Friday, September 25 and Sunday, September 27, move your offerings faster. with an ad in The Fall Real Estate Showcase! Your listings will reach readers mobile, affluent counties Bergen, Passaic, Morris and Essex. When the search for real estate is serious, North Jersey home-buyers turn to the real estate advertising pages of The Herald -News.
Advertising Deadline: Tuesday, September 22 For details and space reservations, call our section coordinator Kathy Sconzo at 365-3058 today! We deliver your world! die Herald News Passaic County For Sale 260 WAYNE, established executive split. 4 bdrms, baths, livrm. dinrm, custom kit, famrm, fin bsmt, alum da brick, landscaped, extras. Reduced to $150,000. Terms for qualified buyer.
Call 696-1024 WAYNE MOVE RIGHT IN! Just tell the folks you're moving--this all alum, well-maintained split is waiting for you. All new ceramic bath foyer, all new carpeting. A comfortable 3 bedrm home in desirable Valley area. $121,000 ERA-MASTERS REALTORS 696-8686 Independently WAYNE NEW HOUSE OPEN HOUSE Parish Or French Hill Come inspect this quality New SAT SUN, 1 1-4 PM Built Home. All Ige rms, level lot.
Price terms negotiable with Builder CENTURY 21 TAYLOR-WERKLEY AGENCY 595-0021 WAYNE PACKANACK LAKE We felt in love with this delightfut. Ranch has everything! 3-bedrms. 3. ballis, Irg sunny kit. livingrm, diningrm, frpic.
fam. rm plus a deluxe rec rm, 2 car cent. air, extras galore! Priced to sell. HOLCOMB REAL ESTATE 694-0609 WAYNE starter home. Excellent cond.
Fpice in livem, mod kitch with.dw. Only $43,900. BIONDELLO AGENCY 785-9440 256-5213 EVES WAYNE VICINITY $57,900 First time offered. Immaculate bome. Livingrm skylight, country good size bedrms, wrap around deck, Andersen windows, garage.
Lindy Lake. WAYNE- sided Ranch. $66,900 Spacious livingrm. formal diningrm, eat-in good size bedrms, Irg yard, garage. $74,900 POMPTON PLAINS First time offered.
Spacious home Irg diningrm, huge mod. 2 bedrms-room for 2 more, full bsmt. Call for details. $75,900 WAYNE-Packanack Lake. Tremendous buy.
Livingrm formal diningrm, country bedrms, full bsmt, enclosed porch. garage. Owner anxious. BLOOMINGDALE Spacious $77,900 older Colonial. Alum.
sided. Mint condition. Huge livingrm, oversized diningrm, mod: 3 bedrms, 11 baths, full bamf, front porch. $89,900 'POMPTON LAKES Just listed. Immaculate Ranch.
Kidney shaped in-ground pool. Livingrm, formal diningrm, mod. 3 bedrms, full finished bsmt. Act fast. $91,900 WAYNE- Tremendous home.
Irg diningrm, country 4. Irg bedrms, plus den. 114 baths, 2 car garage. Rustic setting. $119,900 Packanack Lake.
Gorgeous' Split financing available. Livingrm, Irg diningrm, eat-in 3. bedrms, baths, familyrm, full bsmt. 2 car garage. Centrally Private yard.
World HOWARD-STEPHEN REAL ESTATE 1340 Hamburg Toke, Wayne, NJ (Each office is independently owned and operated) 696-9200 10 ACRES, Malone area NY. $4,900. All level land. Mixture open meadow: wood land, Telephone electricity. Town road frontage.
Camp, trailer or homesite. $600 down payment. Balance financed 6 yrs, monthly payments $98.00. (208) 268-1353. September 18, 1981 Funeral Adsit, Isabel Crone, Joseph Den Herder, Gerard Green, Robert Higgins, Charles Kane, John Gorny Komsa, Agnes Luoni, Emilia A.
Meeker, Mark J. Vander Naviello, Benjamin Partington, Marie ADSIT Hope, Isabel of Passaic, on. Sept. 15. 1981.
Beloved aunt of Ray of- Saline, Michigan, and John Adsit of Bloomfield. A funeral service will be heid at FRANK HALPIN'S BROOKDALE FUNERAL HOME, 1284 Broad Bloomfield, on, Saturday at. 9 a.m. Interment at the cemetery of the First Presbyterian Church in Succasunna. Visitation Friday 2-4.
CRONE Joseph on Sept. 15, 1981. Beloved husband of Jeanne (nee De Lorenzo) of Pompton Plains. Funeral services Saturday 8:30 a.m. from the M.
JOHN SCANLAN FUNERAL HOME, 781 Turnpike at Rte. 23, Pompton Plains and at 9 a.m. in Our Lady of Good Counsel R.C. Church, Pompton Plains. Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery.
Totowa. Friends may call Thursday 7-9 p.m. and Friday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. DEN HERDER Gerard on Sept. 16.
1981, of Bradenton, formerly of Lincoin Park, N.J. Beloved husband of the late Pauline Den Herder. Father of Geraldine Nyland, George and Cornelius Den Herder. Brother of Tenny Hoogstrate, Gertrude Van Peenan, Dana, Marinus, Martin and Jonas Den Herder. Also survived by four grandchildren and six great-grandchildren.
Service at VANDER PLAAT MEMORIAL HOME, S. 113 Farview Ave. Paramus, N.J.. Friday 7 p.m. Interment Cedar Lawn Cemetery at the convenience of the family.
The family will receive friends Friday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. GREEN Robert Monroe Convent Road. Clearbrook section of Township on Thursday. Beloved husband of Muriel (nee Killfoile). Father of John David and Mrs.
Mary Ray. Brother of Mrs. Eileen Geiger. Also survived by a grandchild. Services Saturday 9:30 a.m.
at the LESTER MEMORIAL HOME, 16 Church Jamesburg, followed by a 10 a.m. Mass of Christian burial at St. James R.C. Church, South Brunswick. Visiting Friday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m.
HIGGINS Charles R. 00 Sept. 17. 1981. Beloved husband of Harriet Botbyl.
Loving brother of Mrs. Kathleen Kearns, Mrs. Margaret Patterson, Mrs. Marie Carroll and Mrs. Jean Trommelen and Joseph.
Funeral service will be held Monday 9:15 a.m. at the McNERNEY-BURNADZ MEMORIAL HOME, 371 Lakeview Clifton, thence to St. Bonaventure R.C. Church at 10 a.m. Interment Calvary Cemetery.
Visiting Saturday and Sunday 2-4 and 7-9. Donations to the North Jersey Training School would be appreciated. Marie Partington KEARNY Marie Partington, 79, died Thursday at West Hudson Hospital, Kearny. Mrs. Partington was born in New York City and lived in Clifton, before moving to Kearny 55 years ago.
Her husband, William died in 1965. She is survived by a er of St. Boneventure R.C. Church and a member of the Policemen's Benevolent Association 1. He is survived by his wife, the former Harriet Botbyl; a brother, Joseph of Wyckoff; and four sisters, Mrs.
Raymond (Kathleen) Kearns of Paterson, Mrs. John (Margaret) Patterson of Paterson, Mrs. Edmund (Marie) Carroll of Wayne and Mrs. John (Jean) Trommelen of Paterson. Funeral services will be 9:15 a.m.
Monday from the McNerney-Burnadz Memorial Home, Clifton, and 10 a.m. at St. Boneventure Church. son, William O. Jr.
of New Tripoli, a sister, Frank (Edna) Jannicelli of Clifton; nine grandchildren a great-grandchild. Funeral services will be 9 a.m. Saturday from the Powell Funeral Home, Passaic, and 9:30 a.m. at St. Clare R.C.
Church, Clifton. Florence Jianattasio LODI Florence Jianattasio, 70, died Thursday at Passaic General Hospital. Mrs. Jianattasio was born in Jersey City and lived there most of her life before moving to Lodi two years ago. She was a packer for Form-Flex, Saddle Brook, retiring three years ago.
John Kane PASSAIC Funeral services will be Monday for John Kane, 70, who died Wednesday at Beth Israel Hospital, Passaic. Mr. Kane was born in Paterson and lived the last 11 years in Passaic. He was a custodian for 15 years with the Wayne Valley school system, retiring in 1977. He is survived by his wife, the former Dorothy Vodden; three sons, John of Bloomingdale, Robert of Clifton and James of Butler; a daughter, Mrs.
Carol Castro of Bloomingdale; a sister, Mrs. Jessie Bailey of Parsippany-Troy Hills; a brother, William Vernay of Flanders; 10 grandchildren and two great-grand- children. Services 10:30 a.m. and Gorny Clifton Paterson. Joseph quannock, Sept.
15, 1972 as a sentative Flag Her husband, Carmine, died in 1966. She is survived by a daughter, Carol Mackanich of Lodi; and six grandchildren. Funeral services will be 10 a.m. Saturday at St. Francis R.C.
Church. Arrangements are by the Alesso Funeral Home. P. Rosner, 45 Philip Rosner, 45, died Sept. 2 in North Palm Beach, Fla.
Mr. Rosner lived in Lincoln Park and Bricktown before moving to North Palm Beach three years ago. He attended Lincoln Park and Boonton schools, and Paterson State College. He was a salesman and an Army veteran. He is survived by his wife, the former Carolyn Carell; a son, David, and a daughter, Christine, both at home; his parents, Robert and Margaret Rosner of Lincoln Park; four brothers, Elmer, Frank and Arnold Bott of Towaco and Jeffrey Rosner of Lincoln Park; and a sister, Leann Korkes of Hackettstown.
Funeral services were Friday. will be at the Gorny Correction Paterson- Mortuary, John Marini died Sept. 12 at home in the Midvale section of Wanaque. It was incorrectly reported that he died at Chilton Crone of Pe- Hospital. who died 15, retired in a sales reprefor Annin Correction Verona.
In Wednesday's obituary for Agnes KomJean Jones, sa, who died Tuesday, Sept. 14, was the name of her sister, of the Inter- Mrs. Clara Petransky, Eastern Star who died previously, 180 of New was incorrectly spelled. Serving North Jersey notices Frank Halpin's Brookdale Funeral Home M. John Scanian Funeral Home Vander Plat Funeral Home Lester Memorial Home McNerney-BUrnadz Memorial Home Gorny -Clifton Mortuary Marrocco Memorial Chapel Shook Funeral Home 5.
May Wayne Colonial Funeral Home Nazare Memorial Home Powell Funeral Home KANE at rest in Passaic on Wednesday. Sept. 16. 1981; John. Beloved husband of Dorothy (nee Vodden) of Passaic.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral at the GORNY GORNY PATERSON-CLIFTON MORTUARY, 519 Marshall St. (corner of Hazel Street), Monday at 10:30 a.m. Interment at Laurel Grove Memorial Park. Friends may call Saturday and Sunday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. KOMSA Agnes (Oleska) of Clifton on Sept.
15, 1981: Beloved wife of the late Louis. Devoted mother of Mrs. Stanley (Marie) Walicki, Mrs. Joseph (Wanda) Edone and the late Jennie Komsa. Dear sister of Mrs.
Katherine Bajek, Mrs. Mary Hewrycz and the late Mrs. Clara Petransky. Funeral from the SHOOK FUNERAL HOME. 639 Van Houten Clifton, on Saturday at 9:30 a.m.
and from St. John Kanty R.C. Church at 10 a.m. Interment. St.
Michael's Cemetery. Friends may call Thursday and Friday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. LUONI Emilia A. (Aspesi) on Sept. 15.
1981 of Kissimee, Fla. Beloved wife of Peter and mother of Mrs. Inez Pedranti. Funeral from MARROCCO MEMORIAL CHAPEL. 326 Parker Clifton, on Saturday 8:30 a.m., Sacred Heart R.C.
Church 9 a.m. Entombment Calvary Cemetery. Visiting Friday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. MEEKER Mark J. on Wednesday, Sept.
16. 1981, of Wayne. Beloved son of Louis and Marie (Comer) Meeker. Brother of Michael W. Meeker.
Devoted grandson of Mrs. Marguarite -Meeker. Uncle of Michael and Sarah Meeker. Funeral Monday 9.30 a.m. from the VANDER MAY WAYNE COLONIAL FUNERAL HOME, 567 Ratzer Road, Wayne, thence to our Lady of the Valley R.C.
Church where at 10 a.m. a funeral Mats will be offered. Friends may call Saturday 7-9 p.m. and Sunday 3-5, 7-9 p.m -NAVIELLO of Lyndhurst, N.J.. on Sept.
16. 1981, Benjamin. Loving husband of Angelina (nee Colavita). Father of Mrs. Irene Saffer Brother of Mrs.
Anna Picardo, Mrs. Mary Trotta, Gerald, Angelo and Anthony Naviello. Also survived by two grandchildren. Funeral from the NAZARE MEMORIAL HOME. 403 Ridge Road, Lyndhurst, N.J., on Saturday.
Sept. 19, 1981, at 8 a.m., then to Sacred Heart Church, Lyndhurst, where at 9 a.m. a funeral Mass will be offered. Interment Hillside Cemetery. Lyndhurst.
Visiting Thursday and Friday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. PARTINGTON Marie (O'Neill) of Kearny. on Sept. 17. Beloved wife of the late William 0.
Mother of William o. Jr. Funeral service from the POWELL FUNERAL HOME, 257 Broadway, Passaic, on Saturday at 9 a.m. and from St. Clare R.C.
Church at 9:30 a.m. Interment St. Nicholas Cemetery. Friends may call Friday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. FUNERAL NOTICES may be telephoned from 7 a.m.
to 11 p.m. Monday through Thursday, 7 1 a.m. to 10 p.m. Friday, 3 p.m. to 9 a p.m.
Saturday and 4 p.m. to 10 p.m. Sunday at 365-3119. John Azary, 51 NEW YORK (AP) John Azary, captain of Columbia University's undefeated 1950-51 basketball team and one of the leading scorers in the Lions' history, died in his sleep Wednesday at his home in Baltimore, the school announced Thursday. He was 51.
Azary captained the 1950-51 club that went 21-0 before losing to Illinois in the first round of the NCAA championships. Azary, a New York native, is the ninthleading all-time Lion scorer with 1,037 points. Funeral services were to be held tonight at the Walter B. Cooke Funeral Home in Bronx. M.
Meeker, 25 Funeral services will be Monday for Mark J. Meeker, 25, formerly of Wayne, who died Wednesday on Anna Marie Island, Fla. Mr. Meeker was born in Paterson and lived in Wayne most of his life before moving to Florida. He was a hotel manager with the Hilton Hotel, Tampa, Fla.
He was a parishioner of Our Lady of the Valley R.C. Church, Wayne, and the Paterson YMHA swim team. attended Wayne Valley High School and the Admiral Farragut Academy, Toms River. He is survived by his parents, Louis and Marie (Comer) Meeker of Wayne; a brother, Michael W. of Riverdale and his paternal grandmother, Mrs.
Marguarite Meeker of Wayne. Services will be 9:30 a.m. from the Vander May Wayne Colonial Funeral Home, Wayne, and 10 a.m. at Our Lady of the Valley Church. Out of State For Sale POCONOS CHALET RANCH Year Round Home $20,990 Financing Available Full energy package; wallto-wall carpeting: 10 year warrantee COME SEE FOR YOURSELF; Full Tank of Gas Will Be Given for Your Time Consideration for Visiting us.
For. qualified buyers: West on Rte 80 over Delaware Water. Gap Bridge, continue to Ent 45, left on Rte 715 So. miles to village of chaels, bear right at fork in road onto Sugar Hollow Rd. 1500 feet to: BIRCHES MODEL.
HOMES For Free information Call 717-629-4023 Offering statement availfrom divider. Filing with Real EgCommission Bureau of land sales control is not approval of merite of offering. (NJA 172038 1 REV. PA) For Sale 260 WEST MILFORD Olde Milford Estates OPEN SUNDA 1-5PM SPECIAL A superior NEW HOME community offers quality constructed residences in an ideal family area. Many models to choose from.
Prices from $119,000. DIRECTIONS: RI. 80 to Rt. 15 miles to right on Echo Lake 3 miles to left on Macopin 4 miles to Arundel signs. to qualified buyer Call 201-838-6200 KINNELON OFFICE WEICHERT Sussex County For Sale 261 HIGHLAND LKS 3-4 Br 12 Yr Young Beauty.
Private Lake Comm Bik Beach Move In Cond Priced to Sell $59.900. TERRY LUCAS, BKR 772-4400 Out of State For Sale 269 AFFORDABLE--New Pocono Chalet, full 1,000 sq ft, fully insulated, thermal control each room, full kitchen bath, thermal pane windows, screens, deck, T-11) exterior in leading Pocono Community. $33,400.00. Limited Time, Call Collect In N.J. 201-471-8952 In N.
Y. 212-586-6833 or 516-423-4025 on Long Island In Phila 215-564-2627 CATSKILL PARK Area acres. Nice view. mi. from Rondout Reservoir.
Lackawack N. Y. $8000. 438-9564. Farms County Homes for Sale 271 ANDOVER, buy or rent with optian.
100 vr remod schoolhouse. cust kit. 4 BRS, 2 baths. 2 car gar, in-ground pool, 2 acres fenced, small barn. 5 mi Rt 80.
financing avail, $109,900. By owner, 875-8725 Business Property For Sale 273 GARFIELD Brand New Bldg 2 yrs young: Cent air. Sep utils. 3,000 sq ft 1st fir. 2nd fir-2 apts.
Fin Rented as Studio. On site parking. Mtge avail fo qual buver. Asking $330,000 CUPO REALTY COMPANY INC REALTOR 471-6100 Commercial Property For Sale 275 WALLINTON-7400 so ft. 1 story garage type bidg fenced in yard.
Overhead doors: Excel. for shop storage. For sale at $275,000. Terms for qual buyers or lease at $2.75 sa ft. Immed occ DIAMOND AGENCY: 473-5800.
Cemetery Plots for Sale E. RIDGELAWN CEMETERY KING SOLOMON Section, 10 lots below: current rates. For Information contact Temple Emanuel, 730 Lake Hollingsworth Drive, Lakeland, Florida. 33803. 813-682-8616 Industrial Property For Sale 277 CLIFTON FOR SALE 22,000 Sq.
Ft. Industrial Free standing bide. on acres, tailboard loading and drive-in doors. PRICED TO SELL Allwood Section (Off RI. 3 Allwood Rd) Quick Possession 201-261-5200 Ronald R.
Pagano Co Gary Vinci, Broker 18,000 Sq. Ft. Ideal for Mfg. Distribution 1 block from Rts 80 46. offices, tail drive in doors.
PRICED TO LEASE Owner will arrange EDA Financing. 201-261-5200 Ronald R. Pagano Co Gary Vinci Broker Investment Property For Sale 279 BUY AS PACKAGE OR INDIVIDUALLY RUTHERFORD-Store 1800 sq ft 3 apts, prime Park Ave Loc. Excel income. $155,000 E.
RUTHERFORD-2 family, 4 5 rms, 4 car gar, resid'l loc. Low taxes. Conv to everything. $89,900 WALLINGTON-two 2 families. Side Side.
Excel loc. 4 4 rms 2 car gar. $89,500. 5-5 rms, fin bsmt bar inground pool. $125,000 MUST BE SOLDOFFERS MAKE, 935-0500 or 935-8689 LYNDHURST-Owner will hold mtg at on this lg 4 fam.
2 sfores, all brick. Move-in cond. Sep gas units. Low taxes. Lg lot.
Excel loc. Call for more details. Asking $179,500 VINCENT AUTERI Ritr 933-0306 $79,854 GROSS PASSAIC PARK-9 apts, 8 stores, brick, excel loc. Low cash. Seller will hold mtge at low interest.
Ask for Harry Diamond DIAMOND AGENCY 473-5800 Farms, Land, Acreage for Sale 281 PATERSON Lease Or Sale. Approx. acres, industrial zone, rail siding, will build fo suit. Lafayette Paterson. Herbert Krieger (201) 684-2130.
PEQUANNOCK 4.34 ACRES Over 900 ft frontage. 75x125 ft residential zone. Must be sold. Call for details ERA-MASTERS REALTORS 696-8686 Independently Lots for Sale 283 CLIFTON- ALLWOOD SECTION. 60 100 on Allwood.
Rd. $39,900. RAYMOND LUCHKO, INC. Realtors, 365-1909 mi. NYC.
2.2 acres $24,000 dwn, finan at 212-864-7499. 2 FAM LOTS. ACRE. All utils. Priced from $46.000.
MANOR REALTY 694-5821 Shore, Mountains For Sale. 285 POCONOS- -Sacrifice full acre: 2. lakes, 2: pools, tennis. skiing. Near Rt.
80. $5500. Cali Builder collect, 717-629-1477 POCONOS 2 bedrm ranch let, $29,900. Near Stroudsburg, beautiful property. Walk 10 lake.
Nearby ski area and shopping. Please call Builder collect at (717) 629-1477. See for yourself how quickly classified ads work! CALL 365-3272 government has been put into question by the Bontempo matter, and it's got to be looked into. "The citizens deserve that." The Official Corruption and Economic Crime Unit of the prosecutor's office has subpoenaed records from several city departments, including personnel files, telephone logs, and records from the Finance Department, authorities said. Bontempo and Newark Mayor Kenneth Gibson denied in July that Bontempo had a "no-show" job.
But Bontempo said he had not shown up for work for three months. City engineer Alvin Zach said Bontempo had only "an oversight with no actual role in the security of the Pequannock Watershed. GIBSON SAID Bontempo was given the money for his 44 years of service to the city, including 28 years as a police officer, and said, "I'll take responsibility for Mickey He also said he hoped "someone takes care of when I get to be his age." Later, the mayor insisted the Floridian did perform some services for his pay. City hall memos showed Bontempo was finally fired. Nude burglar found guilty; faces prison ELIZABETH (AP) An Elizabeth man found nude in a Union resident's home last year has been convicted of burglary, theft and criminal mischief.
Alexander Ellish, 42, faces more than 11 years in prison when sentenced next Friday by Superior Court Judge Cuddie Davidson Jr. Ellish, who worked at the Union County Detoxification Center at the time, was arrested Dec. 27 after a distraught homeowner called police. Police found the inside of the house "in shambles" and Ellish "naked, shouting obscenities at them," according to Albert Zabady Union County assistant prosecutor. Zabady said Ellish apparently had driven to Union, picked the home on Brookside Drive "at random," then forced open a garage door.
He said the' owner returned home after a movie, discovered the garage door open and lights on in the house and called police. Officers subdued Ellish, who had broken furniture and china and Committed other acts of vandalism, Zabady said. "The kitchen drawers were ripped out and their contents dumped on the floor, and food was taken out of the refrigerator and thrown around," Zabady said. Ellish is being held at the Union County Jail in lied of $15,000 bail. Betty who died a member national Chapter Jersey..
