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12 — April 4,1991 -' Union County Classified ir We've brought three of the top import franchises in America together in one convenient location. At Crystal, you'll find the discount prices ^ you'd expect from a huge dealer but in a relaxed ~ and friendly environment." - Costal —* forSERVING CRANFORD,b QARWOQDC^ronitl and KENILWORTH eA Forbes Newspaper USPS. 136 800 Second Class z—-: :: VoL 98 No. 15 Published Every Thursday Thursday, Aprif 11,1991 Postage Paid Cranford, N.J. 50 CENTS In brief Force decides to take GOP to rerun Hoeffler By Cheryl Moulton ~7~~~. - to embrace, it is certainly understandable orman AiDeri ot ularemom irla'ce was se- to nave mrown her hal into the ring, but as— As the political clock ticked away this for the mayor to want to take a rest" He lected to run for the lone, seat on the gov- of press time the township clerk's office Candidates week it was anyone's guess as to whose indicated Hoeffler has continued to show erning body. Albert, an attorney with a had not received the required petition. Al- The seven candidates for names would appear on the June; primary . "dedication to the concerns of the citizens West Orange law firm, was campaign man- though Allen asked to run as the Demo- - i m w three seats on the Cranford ballot Today is the last day for candidates of Cranford and his willingness to devote ager last year for Democratic incumbent crats' choice and was screened Sunday Board of Education will ap- to file petitions for the Primary and Gen- his time and energy to help the town deal Carolyn Vollero, who scored a surprising night by party's election committee, Albert pear at the annual janBidates eral Elections. ..''•• with the difficult budgetary issues facing us victory in retaining her governing body was chosen. night at 7:30 p.m, W^pisd The Republican, party announced Tues- •all." . '•.-.• • • • .•• ;. '•'.," • seat in light of the fury over Gov. Jim Force, in his second three-year term on at Hillside Avenue Vscho day Ed Force will not run for a third term • Force, whd; is in his second three-year Florio's tax package. While the Democrats the Township Committee, has been mayor They will . present opening on the Township Committee, selecting term, has been mayor for three years. Ru- have not held the majority on the govern- for three years. In recent weeks he has statements and answer ques- Joseph "Bob" Hoeffler as the GOP candi- mors of a split within the GOP gave rise to ing body for more than 12 years, the 18- sidestepped inquires regarding a decision tions from the audience The date for the November election. Hoeffler, speculation recently as to whether Force month •edministration of Democrat Florio to ;seek re-election, and conflicting reports who. ran unsuccessfully last year, was un- would seek .re-election. Political strong- may be a stumbling block in the path to ^placing him in the running for country event, is sponsored by League 1 decided until Tuesday, said a GOP source. holds within the GOP continue to spark victory in the fall election. freeholder or state assembly failed to ma- of Women Voters, College v Club, and Parent Teachers Republican: municipal committee chair- animosity among GOP long-time members, . Throwing a political, wrench into Albert's terialize. man Doug Nordstrom, in a press release to although traditionally the party has re- aspirations is the possibility another Dem- Several controversial issues involving Council. •'.••• the Chronicle, said, "While it is a difficult mained intact ocrat may run off the line. Lydia Allen, Force rose to the surface this past year, decision for the Republicans of Cranford On the Democratic side, of the slate, who resides on Walnut Avenue, is rumored (Please turn to page A-15) TOYOTA Budget hearing BRAND NEW 1991 BRAND NEW 1991 MAZDA BRAND NEW 1991 BRAND NEW 1991 The public hearing on the Town elders continue Cranford school board's pro- TERCEL PICK-UP PROTEGE MX-6 posed budget of $26.6 million for 1991-92 will be held next -Thursday at 8 pm at Lincoln hearings on budget School. This is. the public's last By Cheryl Moulton the Citizens. Budget Advisory chance to comment before the Budget hearings continued this Committee (CBAO examined this board approves a final budget I week with a hodge-podge of bud- particular area in great detail, figure for the April 30 school | get decisions doing little to questioning many of the expendi- 'ToyotJ 2-Or, LSI SOMC 124M* Cfi i-6^ Cnff.-4-Spd Um TIWM, Mm election.-.-._ L : .; scratch the surface of a budget tures and methods of revenue RiP GtrQ- P* &*a B^**. nMD.'AK WoaOW Pfcj, Opt Con***, (Wfete, Uatda «x Sadan. *
•i - -Thursday,-April-11,199L-CRANFORD^CHRONICLE- .A-3- A-2 CRANFORD CHRONICLE Thursday, April 11,1991 Board fires three teachers, supervisor to trim expenses -ct Residents complain about ball field lights By Rosalie Gross partments since 1988, will be ter- be "posted" for applicants within The board also eliminated tho By Cheryl Moulton quest from the CBL, laying down turn advise the Planning Board of Three teachers and a departr minated as part of a consolidation the district May 1 and D'Antoni position of business office, man- ,. Residents^living adjacent toth e specific rules for the operation of the violation. .„ _ ,.. merit supervisor in Cranford of supervisory personnel an- •and Wajsky-are expeeted-to apply - ager held by-Barbara Blendinger Adams Avenue baseball fields are the lights. Prior to CBL application hear-' schools will lose their jobs at the nounced last month. As part of the for^.each of the new dual- .since 1983, The job, instead, will crying foul, after the Cranford Among these was the time of op- ings last fall, Thomas .Conwayt of end of the term in June due to proposal to reduce the number of department chairmanships. The be scaled down to a bookkeeper Baseball League (CBL) last week eration, which was hotly debated 102 Adams Ave. asked if Ihe' 9 consolidation. "? department chairmanships by reduction of a supervisor will save in a move designed to save operated lights past the deadline by neighboring residents who ex- pirn, cutoff time for use of the The school board approved the one, the math and science depart- $50,000. ]••""-'''. $20,000 in salary. hour set down by the Planning pressed their dissatisfaction and lights would be ^written in stone," terminations Monday to meet the ments will be combined under Two. special education teachers to which Planning Board chair- April 30 state deadline for notiry- one supervisor and the business hired in September, Kerry Var- ird. concern over having to live with n n "Although~the~saga~pf theCBLr the lights -which jnanJHemy^reyerjrepItedri'Ifine— g
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i CRANFORD CHRONICLE ThursdayrSprfl 11,;1991" ThursdayrAprilil;1991-CRANFORDeHRONiefcE—A-5— Commentary oint Good old days and ways carrots and potatoes in the skillet, as I had-donc-for—- —i By Lucille Hovell the kids a quarter of a century ago, I asked, "Did you Contributing writer figure out how to do that?" Reaching out How good were those good, old days? Anyone old He looked amazed at the question. "I used to Flabbergasted by chairman watch you prepare dinner. Did you think that while With a nationwide recession showing no signs of ebbing and enough to give a qualified answer would,"wi.th a little To the Editor thought say that the good in the old days was that, we talked I closed my eyes? I can cook a lot of the unemployment figures at their highest level in six years, the Livio MancinO flabbergasted? Why continue screening with things you make." hn»A snltd Incumbent council-' personally, the old did not apply. Good grief, 50 prospectoprospect-of loskig-one'sjoDrsavulgfr^loskigonesjoDrsavulgfr^^ njiMr /ears-ago^-a-half century ago,,.I was yQHP&-Ihe_ Aha. So that is how I learned so many things. I'd becomeb s allll too reaL Even a few setbacksbk , whichihh b y themselvehl s you kidding? If you realty-want to men on hand? On morethan one unbelievable, to me, fact of" the matter is that I can-been-excepGonally-close to my mother^ may seem inconsequential, can together lead to catastrophe. talk flabbergasted I was appalled occasion, in my presence, Mr. clearly remember everything about it Awesome, My had Jbeen killed in an accident before I was 4 Hdmelessness can happen to anyone through no fault of his that three highly qualified, experi- Mancino has stated that regard- children were not yet alive, my husband was. Somonths old, and my brothers and sister all were in enced, popular incumbent coun- less of the committee the chair- school before I was a toddler. I was sure my mother own Most homeless people certainly didn't choose to be that man makes the final decision. were my mom, and dozens of people I loved. way. Fire and other natural disasters can destroy a home Sud- cilmen were forced to go the Those days, those times, were wonderful. We hadcould not stand to have, me out of her sight That got usual screening route. That they Why then keep these men dan- fewer choices, simpler amusements, less money, me left back in kindergarten. I couldn't stand having _den illness and unemployment can lead to the same results. The were expected to screen was un- gling? her out of my sight Naturally, I cried, softly, but a notion of being without food, clothing or shelter is mgntening more responsibilities. No television, no credit cards, derstandable, in order to preserve but a new house could be boughfcfor $5,000, with all- Int. T Hid not: want to Ait in the.nice little chaitv and especially to anyone who thinks it cant happen if you plan the selection process. However, Al Testa are to be applauded for inclusive monthly payments of under $30. However, sing little songs, and play little games. I was too : ; declaring themselves Indepen- right" ' : •'. • • ••' .' ' :•.•••••• :'.•:. once having screened, the selec- people who bought them made about $25 a week, A little. I wanted my mommy.' Fortunately several local organizations exist to help displaced tion of Jeff Cordone, Gregg David dents, responsive only to the will of the people of Kenilworth, and new Ford car cost about ,$600, and with one car to a We all had rather expected that our clever, capa- families recover from unexpected disaster. They could use the and Al Testa should have been family, and gasoline 19 cents & gallon, most of us ble mother, who had written when she was young, announced at the March 27 meet- free of petty party politics. I fully drove a decent used car. They could cost from 15 tohad been writing some of her recipes, experiences, support of everyone. ing of the Democratic Club. In- support their decision and. their Cranford Family Care Association, based at the Municipal 50 bucks. And on weekends, that four-cylinder little fantastic solutions to innumerable problems, and stead, Mr. Mancino claimed that candidacies. roadster took a starry-eyed young couple out into the how she had coped with life. All.she had been writ- Building, has been helping individuals with food and clothing the final selections would be Phyllis Baldacchlnl country where bed-and-breakfast cost a dollar a ing were letters. I do that too. Almost on a daily for years. Project Home, a Clergy Council sponsored program, is made after an additional screen- 8 Red Oak Lane night per room (guest-home owners stayed.oiit of the basis I communicate with someone I wish I could be dedicated to paying the rent or mortgage ftyr faitiilies in danger ing date. . .'*'-.• ." . . Kenilwbrtli one bathroom while guests were around). - with more often. Years ago, I'd asked her to write. of losing their homes. And the Interfaith Hospitality Network With a smile and sigh of truest nostalgia I recall "I'm tired," she'd said. "You do it for me. You have has been providing shelter, meals and support through county- waking to the aroma of fresh brewed. coffee, rolls always written, and have turned into a professional wide congregations including First Presbyterian Church here. and coffee cake in the oven, and home-cured bacon writer. Sit down. Remember,,and write." We salute these benevolent projects as well as a1 new one and ham a'-copkin": Freshly gathered eggs and home- Yes, I could do that From A to Z there are helpful begun this year at Cranford United Methodist Church. Those Closing the budget gap made preseryes rounded out the 50-cent breakfast hints. There are recipes, ideas, time-savers. Even the without jobs can find help and take solace with others in the Those are the first things I remember when I recall Q, X and Z have their places in my brain's file To the Editor what was good. And the. Saturday nights when cabinet Say any word, and often it's a buzz-word for same situation at a series of ongoing job seminars at the local There is no doubt that taxpay- ance needs of Union County out friends gathered together to play the piano, guitar, a joke I recall. Put me in a kitchen and say, "I'm church. ers and county-employees are re- for public bid? Is it because the banjo and cornet We sang. We danced; We drank hungry, and there is practically nothing worthwhile Those able to help.can reach out by volunteering or donating .: lieved that the Board of freehold- brokers are- the largest contribu- 29-cents-a-pound coffee and ate home-made dough- in this house to eat" and I'll guarantee you a tasty money or supplies to these various organizations. ers along with the county manager tors to the Democratic Party and/ nuts; Good? Wonderful. ; . meal. I've lived in the country, without a car. I've Reach out and help spmeone. ' Recycle phone books folhd^the-better part-ofy$12 mil- or because one of the brokers is On the flip side of the coin, there were no antibiot- lived in New York City in a Riverside Drive apart- lion to close the budget gap. For To theEditon the treasurer-of the same party? ics and no polio vaccine. Playmates had died or ment I've cooked on electric, gas and oil stoves, arid this they are to be congratulated, Perhaps the freeholders will tell been crippled by polio, or died of rheumatic fever. simmered a pot of soup on the top of a wood stove. I Before recycling was mandated do with but old phone maybe. in New Jersey, my family recycled us soon. . My neighbor died of an infection the day after deliv- like to cook. I love to find solutions to problems. I Recyletiiem. The full impact of the details on Why the refusal, by Ms. Baran, ering her third baby. Friends and relatives died of glory in pleasing people I care about..and besides, newspaper. We collected it from Unfortunately, when this year how they found the $12 million various sources and, when we had to place $2 million worth of furni- pneumonia, or simple-seeming infections which be- I'm cheap. my fantily. tried to recycle our and/or what means they used will ture out for public bid? Was there :f came '^blood-poisoning" and nightmare deaths. And, There are petty annoyances and serious problems. A prized journalist enough to fill a van, we took it to phone books Nat the curb, they surface shortly. Only then; will it J at that, my husband's mother told us how lucky our a. recycling center in Hillside On were left. there, on several occa- a conflict of interest on her part? There are the simple, and obvious ways of never •••'. Each year since 1917r a select group of American writers-has- be determined if it wasdOne with Was her action responsible and generation was. We. had smallpox and diphtheria having to diet, and enjoying everything you like to '. one such Wpj-a-phone-bookinad- i • smoke" ajnd mirrors' or through been awarded the Pulitzer Prize, which is the most coveted recog- vertently got- mixed in with the pfessiprofessionao l nob^nsureintsS inoculations.;As_a.c.hild of 6 she had held her 2-year- eat There are problems of old age, and I come from . -Why can the recyclers them- sound and practical measures Union County received the most I old sister in,her arms as thejcHild:choked to death, a lOng-lived'-famiryr-ril be around for a long time, nition of excellence in writing. . •,/'•. newspapers, but that was OK be- selves 'accept:;-the" phone books that will have a lasting effect April 10 marks the birth anniversary of Joseph Pulitzer, one of cause | newpaper is exactly what competitive price? Perhaps Ms. •• .burning up with fever from the diphtheria which and there are enough not-gOods in old-age without with the newspapers, yet Cranford Before freeholder chairman had killed their 4-year-old brother. The parents were America's most revered and respected journalists and the name- phone (books are made of—minus cannot?" Well, Cranford, what do Baran will answer some of these I hanging onto the goods: for dear life. sake Of the Pulitzer Prizes. Born in Hungary, Pulitzer emigrated the covers and glossy inserts. Welsh, vice chairman Ertl, free-, questions soon • at that moment attending th&'fimeral of their only My mother, widowed a few years before she was you propose we do with them? holder finance chairman Green boy. •"•':' to the United States to ?erve for the Union Army during the Civil So, this would seem to answer Why has there been no move-1 40, and in excellent health all of her life, did not . 'Jennifer Stokes and. Ann Baran, county manager, . My mother died at the still pleasant age of a half- War, ' ••• ... . •• ;. • .-. . " •-. . .. . • • •••... ;.•;... AM. Gesslers's question of March 119 Roosevelt Ave. ment to reduce the size of the ; cherish old age. She could no longer dash off on a After the war, Pulitzer went on to work for several newspapers break out the caviar and cham- county motor pool, and cut back ; year under 100. She had said, apropos of our plan- trip, or be alone overnight She admitted, apologeti- 28 as to what we are supposed to pagne, I suggest that the following in $t Louis, Mo. ;Eventually, he gained control of the St Louis on portal-to-portal use of county j ning a great bash for next birthday, "I do not want to cally, to being bored. She had outlived everyone of Dispatch and the St Louis Post, the dominant papers in the city. questions! be answered or look cars and the consumption of ex- •• live to 100. No human being was meant to live that her generation, and my son's wife said once, "I sup- He later purchased the influential New York World, which, 'If it ain't broke' ' into:''-' •'••... •'• ."•;. •. ... .••;.• pensive fuel that is used to bring ; long. I'm riot a cathedral, or a city. Human parts pose what you must miss the most in life as you get under his direction, helped shape both public and political opin- If Union County government any given employee to work and ; wear out I should be able to say 'good night' to you old are the people from your own generation." My ion and set standards for editorial policy that were used by many To the Editor: ; , was truly facing 400 to 600 layoffs, back home? J ail, turn out the lights, and simply go to sleep. It's blessed mother had said, without having to reflect, as first reported in December, time." Frankly, I've often thought she lay awake newspapers. The commentary written in last Cranford Police and Fire Depart- There must be some indication > '^l^$?M "No, my dear, my own century." Pulitzer endowed the Columbia University School of Journalism week's Chronicle was factual and what is there to prevent the same from Freeholders Welsh, Ertl, : nights thinking up some of the. best one-liners I've Mother never seemed to consciously teach us any- ments. problem in December 1991? What ever heard; though she was amazingly quick with the before his death in 1911. With this gift, the school established the "hit the nail right on the head;" To my knowledge, it took ttie Green and Ms. Baran, as the lead-'» thing. How much we all absorbed is mind-boggling; Pulitzer Prizes, which recognize outstanding writing in the.areas The kamikaze approach prer safeguards are being put into ef- era, that they are thinking ahead \ quip. When I said that she was the smartest person I from peeling an onion without tears, to knowing Township of Union four to five fect today for tomorrow? Has any- knew, she looked up from polishing her nails be- of fiction, poetry, biography, history, drama, music and various sented by the Public Safety De- years of carefUl planning before to 1992 and beyond. I firmly be-' about nutrition by properly choosing harmonious partment Research Committee re- one thought of developing a mas- lieve that concern and action | tween manicures, and replied, "No dear. Just the food colors. My own experience with rearing a fam- categories of newspaper work. they implemented a public safety, ter plan or who in county govern- oldest" In conjunction with Pulitzer's birth date, April 10 has also been garding a public safety director . director, yet today there are still must be taken in 1991 to cut post- >; Children ily, overcoming physical problems, to nursing some- will adversely impact on the al- ment is even' thinking past the tions "that arent critical to gov-1 The words "age" and "experience" possibly are one till death did us part: I've learned that I'm named "Encourage a Beginning Writer Day." . . .. many concerns. The City pf Lin- next headline, contract or elec- ready, well-established, f well- den, on the1 other hanff>S?imple- ernmentalpp^ititiO)^^,^*«g, pr | no j int^hang6^b.]e,sA^h,^re,does,J^owledge and learn- probably more lucky than smart; and I was born with managed and well-respected t tipn? M^.^aran is blinded by.Iher correct the current purchasing | ing, sneak into yojjr.;'hea^ .if $ou are not actively 5 merited very quicKty all*-today three-year contract and Freehold- much controversy has arisen from practices,, reduce or eliminate the \ pursuing it? Recently I 'watched: one~bY"my"sons" how to;forget what would be too painful to remem- ers Welsh, Green and Ertl are many change orders that pop up f prepare pork chops. Tenderized with orange juice, this change. . . .' looking at Trenton for a possible hUnt ber. You stayyoung,QnJy.ijFyou.fipunttJie;gaQd..years The one Cranford meeting on a weekly basis, review the use \ seasoned with pepper and onion slices^ cooked with and eliminate the bad ones. My mother said that run for the Assembly or a position of expensive car phones and ws \ where this issue was described in state government Hundreds of youngsters and presented was, in my opinion, move in total the expensive trips J An extra set of keys for Dad's car Unless these answers are devel- to conventions around the coun-| Scrambled for candy eggs an unprofessional, disjointed at- at Saturday's^ egg hunt Leaflet available oped or found, county emplpyees^ try. •;•-••' ':••:;: •' •,•',-•.••••;•; -7*- Calendar of meetings I saw a teenager learning to drive the other mother, who immediately asked, "How did you get tempt at providing undocumented sponsored by" the Capt., information to us to attempt to es- and every taxpayer will relive the It is a matter of common sense 5 on tree planting day...her father patiently explaining the fine art of up here?" same scare tactics or confusieri, in; that every effort be made by the t Newell Rodney Fiske Vet- Thursday, April 11 parking. It reminded me of the caper I pulled off Simultaneously my little "brother arid I said, "We tablish a positive solution to a 7:30 p.m. Crantord Mayor's Com- 8 p.m. Cranford Board of Educa- A free leaflet is available from 1 non-existent problem. Personally, government as witnessed over the current freeholders and adminls-| erans of Foreign Wars Post when I was 16...going on 17...and suffering from an walked," "We took the Ms? He looked at me, I past several months. Had this tration to develop the master plan ? 335. The annual • event, mittee on Airplane Noise, Munici- tion budget hearing, Lincoln the National Arbor Day Founda- extreme need to exert my independence rm still looked at him, and we reversed it after serving as a Cranford police- pal Building School . ' •."•.'•"• tion to assist with spring tree man for 23 years, I don't want a been the private sector, the pink mentioned above, that will insure ; originally, scheduled for being punished for that one.. . . With Mom sitting there looking at us and wanting slips would have been issued to that the scapegoat in 1992 will not!; Monday, ApriMS Monday, April 22 planting projects. Maybe I should start at thebeginning. When! was answers, I said,"My friend brought us." Maybe it "Band-Aid" approach, I would March 23, finally was held 4:30 p.m. Cranford Library board The brochure, "Conservation hope that the town fathers would the freeholder chairman, vice be the taxpayers or the county > at tJnami Park after two 7 p.m. Kenilworth Borough growing up things were very organized. Mom kept an was ..the operation, or the pain killers but Mom's chairman, finance chairman and employees again.;, The, taxpayers { of trustees •-«'•'• Council workshop, Borough Hall Trees," uses photos and illustra- radar was off that day. While we held pur take a good look at the "record" postponements due to . eagle eye on everything. In other words, there was and take the time to arrive at fac- county manager first and voters will judge the free- J 8 p.ni. Cramord Board of Educa- Tuesday, April 23 tions and easy-to-understand de- little opportunity to get Into trouble. She even knew breath^waiting for her to tear the covers off and tual answers in all areas. Please Ms. Baran stated the adminis- holders and their.county manager;; tion, Lincoln School 8 p.m. Cranford Township Com- scriptions to guide tree planting when we were planning to be up to no good. don't waste the taxpayers' time tration was able to save jobs, in on Election Day, Nov. 5. If it is ? \n addition to the eggs 8 pirn. Kenilworth Board of Edu- mittee, Municipal Building and care. It includes sections on The summer Mom had to go into the hospital for and money. Please, no smoke part, by not filling vacancies 'that anything like last year's election 'i collected by children, ages 'cation budget hearing and candi- 8 p.m. Kenilworth Borough using windbreaks and shade trees an operation we kids listened for weeks about the screens, no divide and conquer. It aren't critical to government oper- results, those incumbents or Dem-1 3\.to 12, 24 prizes were dates night Harding School Council, Borough Hall to save home energy costs, attract- "rules." Mom not only told us, but she wrote mes- can't and won't work. ation." What about reviewing ocrats running have a great deal r awarded to lucky finders. 8:15 p.m. Cranford Board of Ad- 8:30 p.m. Garwood Borough ing songbirds, saving trees during sages on every inanimate object in the house. One many existing positions to see if of work ahead of them and so| justment, Municipal Building Council, preceded by workshop at construction, saving topsoil, and . Don't break the county's best po- Winning bicycles • were Tuesday, April 16 the right way to plant and prune message taped to the refrigerator reminded one to lice and fire departments. "~ they "aren't critical to government does their county manager, Ann* Christian Bass and Jenr 7, Borough Hall operations" as well?•'••;' Baran. .•"" • .\-: .' • •." .... I 7:30 p.m.. Cranford Township trees. dose the door.after usc.and not to stand looking nlfer Pevina. blankly into an open refrigerator for no reason be- Does Union County need expen- Harry Pappasl Committee workshop, Municipal Wednesday, April 24 For a brochure, send name and cause "it would let the cold out" A sign above the Shenanigans it sive part-time employees, some Sprtngfieldl ySerying as egg hunt Building 8 p.m. Garwood Planning Board, address to: Conservation Trees, . Clifford W. Dobbins chairman was Ken Curtis, 8 p.m. Garwood Board of Educa- Borough Hall . National Arbor Day Foundation, .tub ready "Clean me after use."The toilet said By Cheryl Moulton 6FifthAve. with full benefits; a deputy county ~^elise"tluj3jx? BythetimeMomleft-forthe-hospltal- manager at $80,000; an ombuds- VFW .senior vice com- tion, Lincoln School Thursday, April 25 Nebraska City, Neb. 68410. there wasnt anything in the house that did not have man-county spokesperson at mander. Wednesday, April 17 7:30 p,m. Cranford Mayor's Com- a message on it Mom was good, really good, but she $41,000; a fist-fUll of confidential 8 p.m. Cranford Planning Board, mitee on Airplane Noise, Munici- BAINES ELECTED forgot to put a message on one thing...the car. aides with salaries ranging from Helpful jIunicipaljBuilding pal Building Robert Baines of Cranford has Bravo $26,000 to $50,000 or the positions Thursday, ApriO8 W yry been elected recording secretary It was not a premeditated crime. Contrary to popu- To the Editor: 7:30 p.m. Cranford Mayor's Com- of Visiting Nurse and Health Ser- lar belief, I did not secretly plan to hijack the car To the Editor: . that are held by family members 8 p.m. Cranford Planning Board, On a recent business trip, I had mittee on Airplane Noise, Munici- Municipal Building vices for 1991-92. and go on a wild joyride. I was smarter than that To Hats off to the third grade of of some freeholders? Is it politics to use Kenilworth Library for pal Building me it was just a slightly premature foray into a world Harding School in the production or business as usual? some much needed information. I I would shortly step into. I had but a few months to of "Buttons and Bows." The show leap out of bed to kill us:..she smiled and said, , Why does Union County con- was helped by a lady named; TBE go until I could secure my driver's license, but here I was viewed with sheer delight, tinue to pay a couple of insurance Maureen. She was both helpful WELCOME BACK DINA! was with all the freedom in the world and no trans- "That's nice of your friend, dear." That's nice? This and it touched everyone's heart It brokers in excess of $250,000 PIZZAHOUSE portation. I suppose any normal God fearing, parent was easier than I thought.if I had known it was and courteous, I would like to! was very, overwhelming to watch yearly in insurance commissions, thank her. '.•;• : CASSETTES • CD'S Perms fearing teenager would have by-passed the opportu- going to be this eagy...I could have been having fun the talent displayed by these while refusing to place the insur- Announces nity to have a spirit of adventure..but I, who threw for years. •.'•:• ••• '' •" ••• '."-."• • \ "•. '' . young children. An enormous Jack Collins GIFT CERTinCATES • Waxing _^aiitlojDuloJMj«lnd on.aregular basis, who never A week later Mem came home and life returned to amount of time and preparation ACCESSORIES PASTA NIGHT flinched when facetfwflh, a challenge,jiiever hesi- •normal: Until Uie day Mom announcedr-"The-d, • Highlighting tated for a moment . said; I can drive again," I had pushed/the incident mendbus'success. • Precision Cutting Dad decided to use Mom's car and left hisjear from my mind. ; ? Our speciar^hanks go out to Mrs. Keep cats in attic sitting temptingly< in the driveway. There was only The next morning instead of getting in Mom's blue Worthington, Mrs. Peterson .and To the Editor: FULL SERVICE SALON one problem...no keys. It seemed logical to me to call Chevy, Dad whistled as he made his way back past especially to Mr. Binder for all I fully agree with last week's let- jects high up on shelves and ta- • CD'S IIIIIIIIIIMIIII M2.99 a locksmith and ask how much it would cost to make my window to his car. Half asleep, I heard him open their time, effort and devotion. ter "Keep cats inside," which bles. If a cat were to back into one $ (201)322-4850 an extra set of keys for Dad's car. Who would be the the car door...and a few seconds later mumble "What This was truly a wonderful learnt asked Cranford. residents to keep of these shelves, a blunt object wiser? I made the call, using my most grown-up the heck is wrong with this kejuit wont fit" I was ing experience for everyone that their cats inside for protection. could fall and .land on its head, • Cassettes...... 7.99 •- r} r.r instantly wide awake. A few more minutes passed (unless already marked lower, long play or doubles) voice, and was told it would cost $7.50 for the lock- was involved, and we congratulate Fighting the harsh outside wftrld killing the feline instantly. ,-, i;-} l""t- smith to come to the house and take care of the and my father began to yelL.his words indistinguish- th,em for a job well done. can certainly take its toll on the So,. to protect your cat, please able as he tore from the car...through the hedges and Complementary Glass 01 Wine "most unfortunate loss" of "my" car keys. life of a cat , lock it up in a little cage and put 433South Ave.W Mon-Sat 10-6 into the house...banging and bumping into furniture However, after thinking things I guess I never thought about the conse- as he made his way to my bedroom. it in the attic where nothing can Westfleld (opp. Midas) Thurs'til 8:30 quences...the law...or anything beyond driving the Kenny and Nancy Michalsld over, I realize 'that there is an? harm it 654-4110 29 Alden St. Cranford 276-0939 car. The man from the locksmith shop took a look at There was no escaping. The door flew open with a 32 N. 18th St other danger: which our cats must James Hughes the ignition, and told me it would take about 15 bang. He stood there, face red, veins sticking out in Kenilworth face. In most houses, there are ob- 55 Livingston Ave. minutes and I would be "all set to go." True to his his neck. Jhand m midair holding the set of keys that word, 15 minutes later he handed me a set of keys would not start the engine. "What did you do to my and I handed him fWO in quarters, dimes, nickels car?" he asked in a low guttural voice, not unlike Reagan In the "Exorcist," as her head was about to FORBES NEWSPAPERS PATRICIA ANDERSON Westfield Car Rental and pennies. I stood in the driveway with the keys in A DIVISION OF FORBES INC, The Westfield Diet Plan my hAnd and decided to go for the gusto...Hve life hi spin around.' I cringe&.knowing I could not get out Bdltor MALCOLM S. FORBES, JR. 549 South Ave., West, Westfield of this one. He made it to my bed in one giant step, ROSAUE GROSS 147 Elmer St., Westfield the fast lane.Jiterally. • Editor-in-Chief .. ' looked down at me and said, "You changed the N»w» Editor It never occurred to me that I did not know, how to ignition, didn't you?" So thafs how the man came up DON'T ALLOW YOURSELF TO BE SPRING SPECIAL drive. How hard could it be? I had watched my CHARLES A. LYONS Bervtef Cranford, Oarwood AMOCO With a set of keys to start the car, I thought as it ' Chief Executive Officer CHERYL MOULTON, father drive for years.«not to mention observing the occurred to me I was in deep trouble. and KenUWorth PRTER WAMSTEKER OVERWEIGHT THIS SUMMER! Economy Size JOHN l! O'BRIEN long, involved process we all had to endure while Dad grounded me for 30 years. Mom thought FAX: 2764120 ReportaM I ' President Wid Publisher . . You have 2 full months to lose at least Mom learned to drive. It took so long...even my little grounding 'for life was too strong. Besides I already brother knew how to shift when she finally got her EDWARD F. CARROLL Published every Thundar by Fortel KAREN KASSINGER, 25 pounds before summer. GRAND OPENING was grounded for life twice before, she noted. I also 1 • .Executive Editor • , bapertl, A DlvUIon of Porbel, Inc., 101 Wal- JOHN SCHNEIDER Starts April 12, Friday license. • '•• ••'•' • .".'". •••••••••'.•• , •..'.'•. • ' .".' was not allowed to get my drivers license when I ttUt Ave., Cranford, NJ. 01016. Seoond data Advertising Bales Pick Special I climbed In the driver's side, adjusted the seat, turned 17, My little brother; turncoat that he was, MICHAEL CASE postaits paid at Cranford, NX POSTMAS- ACT NOW Up The Phone per day* NOW UNDER Advertising/Marketing Director TER: please land address changes to Ftorbea Soda Giveaway NEW put the key in the ignition.-and started the car. Sec- claimed I kidnapped and "forced, him to gor" render- Newspapers, Fulfillment Office, P.O. Box ANNPOUCAY (1 liter bottlo* of Pepsi) onds later my little brother and I were sailing up the ing him a mere "victim" of the crime, one Mom GEORGE GANNON 757, Bedinlnster, NJ. 07B21. Classified AdvartUlng &Dial 789-160$ MANAGEMENT Circulation Director Subscription rates by null one year within Ulchttl Ebort ' road, the wind ruffling our hair, my arm hanging out hoped would not "scar him for life." As'far as I can Wo repair Foreign & Domostlo cars, (omti) Union County 120.00. Out or county $24.00. Call us by acting now & receive 1 FREE week. Road Sorvlco/AII Major Ropalrs the window. During toe two weeks Mom was in the figure, with all the punishments I racked up when I LENA B. MOORE Out of sUte $27.00. DEBRA CURIA General Manager OMce Manager Call: Isabel Tabatchnick • Maria Chororos • Dr. Harry L Powers' Call 654*3391 hospital we took the car out every day. After a few was kid, I should be "off' when I'm 124, give or take , "Offer subject to availability. Some restrictions apply. 517 Centennial Ave. days, we even drove to the hospital to see my a few years. •.• / ..• . .••'''•• •••'•••••.. •. ', : , 789-1602 -Major Credit Card Required. Optional charges, sales tax not Included. MIKE'S AMOCO Cranford • 272-3266 Thursday,April 11,1991 CRANFORDCHRdNICtE A-7~ Boro seeks grant for drug Jewelry, electronics stolen in break-in Computer equipment, jewelry, a bedroom, said police. Cash was •A VCR and diamond engagement taken from a bureau drawer and alcohol presMitifin projects ringtogetherworth-approximately. the room was ransacked; Investi- The Municipal Drug and Alcohol If-any money is granted, it will $24,000 along with $2,000 cash was gators believe the burglar used a Alliance Committee filed an appli- go to programs to educate ele- reported stolen Sunday from a fire escape to leave the house. cation with the county April 1 re- mentary and junior high school Monroe Avenue residence. There are no suspects. . pupils and senior citizens, accord- Investigators said the burglary v questing, funding for several com- LIBRARY MEETINGS munity projects. ing to alliance committee chair- occurred between 6:30 and 11 man Richard Dop£ p.m. on the 300 block of Monroe Kenilworth Library trustees The application, which seeks a meet the fourth Thursday o_f each Itoortft l4tX)0gf^wasmeatb^-«>n^ program thpf wjil benefit Pnlirv* havr- rWlinpri tn from a grant will be"Here's Look- release the name of the victim. monthrat ...... A-6 CRANFORD CHRONICLE Thursday, April 11,1991 tinue established drug and alco- ing, at You, 2000," a program at Entry was gained after breaking community roont The board does hol education and prevention pro- Harding and St Theresa schools a screen window on the second not meet in July and August and grams in the borough and seeks the December meeting is the 5th. financial support to train commit- to prepare children to deal with floor leading to the master- tee members; • ; • the realities of drugs, he said. GOP The committee, made Up of po- Dopf hopes that funding will lice, businessmen, clergy, stu- also go toward programs to help FROM AUSTER'S dents, teachers and members of CUUldUZ ' emu pICVCIll jrUUHgSlCTo Borough Council, will not know from using drugs and for preven- vTS v awvwrvwwvwtrsvww e lor race how much funding it will receive tion and intervention programs By Peter Warnsteker _,/ historical political devices." until May. . for senior citizens. In what appears will be a hotly Corcione, the current commis- contested three-way race for elec- sioner of public safely, and Coiu> tion in November, Councilmen cil president David said they were men fined for alcohol violations SHOWCASE Gregg David and Albert Testa an- very happy with the support they received over the weekend gain- nounced today that they will seek During recent Municipal court derly person and the consumptiorT re-election as Independents while ering at least 40 more signatures than was required. proceedings a 30ryear-old Crah- of alcohol under the legal age. — second-year councilman Jeffrey ford man pleaded guilty to driving William Milligan, 19, of West Corelorte will lead the ticket for Their candidacies already have . been supported by at least one While intoxicated. , Colfax Avenue was fined a total of mayor. Craig V. Franz of 5 Bluff St was $335 for both charges in connec- G.E The candidacies come a week Democrat , Writing in a letter to the editor fined a total of $406 arid his tion with an incident March 31 at Hl-Efflciency after their surprise announcement drivers license was revoked for Holiday Inn. Police Were called at Alr-Condltloner to split from the Democratic which appears today,; Phyllis 1:30 am. after Milligan, who had Baldacchini, former council- six months. He was ordered to at> Model AME06 party. All three were pleased with tend the Intoxicated Drivers Re- been drinking, began kicking the support they received follpw- woman and mayoral candidate in 1987 and for the unexpired term source Center for 12 hours by doors and walls and was scream- 1 ririg a whirlwind weekend cam- Judge Aldan Markson. ing. He then ran outside and was Hl^flidoocy, 6.D00 BTU. 9S EER., 116 voH«, 5.6 1I'" last year, endorsed their candida- paign for petition signatures arrested by officer Richard Wood amp». Energy »a«f.»wttch, 3 cooling speeds, 4- r#i cies and asked why Mancino did . Franz was arrested at 12:48 a.m. way airflow direction. Eloctronlt controls. Eaty- which has been filed with the Jan. 12 on the, parkway. in the middle of the Boulevard, Mount InstaUatlonl, ' county clerk. : riot announce the ticket at the March. 27 meeting of the Demo- Separately, a Roselle Park man said police. .:.-.' The Republican ;slate Will see pleaded guilty to being a disor- i Mayor Joseph Rego, who is finish- craticClub. The Republicans will be led by ing the unexpired term of former: G.E. Mayor Joseph Benintente, at the Rego, a retired police lieutenant head of the ticket Seeking elec- who served on Council from 1988 HI-Efflciency tion for Council will be former through last year when he was Air-Conditioner Councilman Dennis Schultz and elected mayor. . Model ATP05 Modal AMD12 Schultz, a former Council presi- Hi2Cmcienc>-,^,000 BTU, 8.0 EER. political newcomer Don Rica 115 volts, SA amps. Easy installa- Hl By Peter Wamsteker . •• •'•- • ••. ••.'••'. "'•• '.'.••"• '• •'•.••-.•••• ' '{' Residents will be-required to mables M recycle plastic containers under Little League parade Bottles plus $1.20 deposit *1 0 ah amendment to the recycling ordinance approved 4-1 Tuesday The Kenilworth Little League's opening day parade will take by Borough Council. place Sunday starting at 2 p.m. from St Theresa's School parking % Sutter lot The line of march will proceed down 23rd Street to the CLASS STARTING SOON! oWhito Under the amendment, plastic Boulevard, to 14th Street and then to the league field Rain date eystone R8g,«uow $8 containers, such as milk con-, IsApril21. •-.•;••• -•• >.:v.:....;; ..-..>., ,.-. •-+••. ,- 24 -12 oz. Cans plus $2.00 mfg rebate tainers and detergent bottles will > •i- be added to glass, aluminum cans The line of march will be led by American Legion Posti47O s LabattsBlue color guard followed by players, coaches, Girl Scouts, borough 24 -12 oz. Bottles.: and newspapers, which are now. officials and public, safety units, and Westfield Fife and Drum required to be separated from OSfys. Last year's Little League queen, Stephanie Morino, will be Starts 4/17/91 7:30-9:00 pm Schaefer Reg. household waste and placed on on hand to see the new queen crowned by Mayor Joe Rego from Cost$10.00 Frelxenet 24-12 oz. Cans curbside for collection. The new a Robert Mondavi RED, WHITE AND BLUE: Stollen family, covered with flags, is getting ready to march as Bob among contestants Laura Kratzer, Lisa Calabrese, Jennifer Krat- 5 Weeks I Sauvlgnon Blanc Cordon Negro Heineken Cusmano puts finishing touches on Doug's bike. The family represented the Kenilworth Manufac- requirement takes effect im- $ 99 zer and Melissa Jeans. . . Register MohdaytFriday, 9 am-4pm 750 ml' 24-12 oz. Bottles turers Association. mediately. Former Little Leaguer Jeff Kopyta, who reached the pro level 1.5Uer Separately, residents will be with the Oakland A's organization, will throw out the first ball for Monday-Thursday, 7:30 pm-8:30 pm prohibited from parking on the Adults 18 & over • Cranford residents only raponsuMv iwt.*jp« mi wo. i»»» W«MJ#W<' "~™» an exhibition game The 32nd season will begin Monday.. . .«.P™«n«u-.u.-,v.F-.^M—...-, .MtbyDHtrielaandmaynotboBvallabtaM Boulevard between 6 and 7 am. _ other location*. *AUpric«w DO NOT Indoctowta lax. . ^_^ .CRANFORD RECREATION & PARKS every Thursday so the county y I DITTRICK'S DISCOUNT WINES & LIQUORS public works department Can — Community Center — sweep the street Councilmen Amnesty week at library I 2 North Avenue • Garwood • 789-0525 200 Bloomingdale Ave., Cranford n.Sat. 9 am to 10 pm y unanimously approved the ame- In honor of National Library Week April 14 to 20, the Ken- Mon.-Sat. 9 am to 10 pm •^Sundayito 8:30 • ndment to the parking ordinance ValuableCoupon Good Thru 4/16/91 without opposition; ilworth Library has declared an amnesty on fines during that 709-7283 week. All items returned to the library that week will be free of SCRAMBLING FpR EGGS: Kenilworth youngster searches In other Council action, long- fines no matter how late they may be Library patrons, however, time resident Kathleen Johnson the park for prize eggs. ' ' ~"" was recognized for her 35 years of still must pay for lost items. service as a school crossing guard. The resolution praised her for her devotion and dedication to the Regional ^ community. The regional school board unanimously approved its $36 million association to honor Councilman Lawrence Clementi budget Tuesday for submission to voters in the six towns in the announced that Robert Wacker district in the April 30 school election. The budget is up by 5.5 Spring Into Summer... has been named Citizen of the percent Kenilworth taxpayers can expect a. 9-polnt tax increase boro seniors who volunteer or^l^Xvlill67Garwood 'homeowners t;aii~expfect a e^poinlrln-" " 'Sixteen' members^ oTr~^hd''KKen- -; erine j.Hudak,-Julia-J:uch,_Dot^ " " \ veteran, was instrumental in crease bran-average of $60/ . ' ' '.' j , . ilwbrtK Senior Citizen Club will Knudsdn,: Minnie Leikauskas, coordinating Saturday's parade receive community service awards Ruth Masullo, Martin McCrea, MORTGAGE for returning troops and other May 1 at the annual dinner of the Peggy Mulligan, Mrs. Pilat, Stella Low Fat • Low Cholesterol warveterahs. , Stock club racing American Lung Association. Rasinski, Elizabeth Reimers, TERMS UP TO 40 YEARS Public Safety chairman Jeffrey Volunteers include Edith Bird, Margaret tfoby, Adele Vest, Mrs. FIXED RATE MORTGAGES Corcione said a meeting between The stock club racing season will begin Sunday at 1 p.m. in the Rose Fennes, Dot Keys, Ann Voegele and Mrs. Weslock. . residents of N. 10th Street and the back of Harding School. ; , LaCosta, Phyllis Lambiase, Ruth A craft and hobby exhibit will r BUY ONE • GET ONE owner of Apples Tavern is slated Hobby Heaven of Kenilworth will run a four-race point serie 'Masullo, Ann and Joe Oles, Lillian be held June 2 from 10 a.m. to 4 % forApriin. Pilat; Peggy Seibert, Josephine SENIOR CITIZEN CLUB members line up in David Brearley parking lot and prepare to march. every other week. The entry fee is $6 per car. Stock club motors p.m. at the center. Seniors who I r-nr-i- ± ANY Corcione reported that the are available at the track or at Hobby Heaven, 364 Monroe Ave. Tdrrenti, Flo Tuozzolo, Marga have items to display may consult APR police department has received a Call Fred Largy, 272-4634, for additional information or race day Voegele, Louise Weslock, Dolores with Ann Sabolchick. , I FREt LUNCH 8.875 9.21 total of $7,000 in donations for the cancellations due to weather. Wills and May Yohannan. purchase of new bullet-proof Members volunteered 93 hours Club trips are May 19. to 25, ^ OR DINNER 2 Step Mortgages vests. The department is looking in March at Cranford Health and Myrtle Beach; June 120, South Of Equal or Rego re-introduces truck chassis restriction for additional financial help. Chinese auction Extended Care Center. Prizes Street Seaport and cruisfi jiboard Lesser Value the Spirit of New York, and Aug. Planning, zoning and ordinance Kenilworth Rotary Club's annual Chinese auction will be held were donated by Helen Bancy, El- By Peter Wamsteker vina Barbarich, Julia Caforia, 26 to 30, Kelly's Inn in the Poc- Expires 4/30/91 chairman Sam Cavallaro said that Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. in the David Brearley High School cafete- onos. Information is available APR* An amendment to the land use laws,which would while elected and appointed officials scrambled to ria Admission is $4 and proceeds will be donated to local chari- Clara Cherence, Mary Dulemba, 8.625 8.96 recommendations for revisions to from Betty McCrea. prohibit the repair, storage and leasing of truck the master plan has been sent to ties.;. ; • .;; • • • • • • • .. . • ; • .• • . • Elsie Harth, Ruth Higgins, Cath- 30 YEAR PAYOUT • NO NEGATIVE AMORTlZAT.IONh lessen the impact LOWEST BUYDOWN RATES chassis and cargo containers in a heavy industrial But the amendment, drafted by borough attorney Council for action. Mayor Joe Prizes include a microwave oven, VCR, cordless telephone, i zone resurfaced Monday after it had been tabled last Bradford Bury, showed up again at Monday's work- Rego said he is organizing a 10- restaurant gift certificates and savings bonds. Tickets may be' Purchase Money Mortgages, Refinances, month by its sponsor, Mayor Joseph Rego. the shop much to the consternation of Council. member committee to review and purchased at United Counties Trust Co. and High Speed Printing. Ciib scouts are winners in car derby and Debt Consolidation Mortgages Borough Councilmen declined to consider tile pro- "I thought we were in agreement to form a com- revise the entire local land use per, Webelos 2; and Gerado posal since Rego announced at a March workshop mittee to make changes (to the code). Why are we code. Cub Scout Pack 82 held its an- . Offering a variety nual Pinewood Derby recently. Roman, judge's choice. that he would drop his pursuit of the amendment doing this again?" said Gregg David. Councilmen also announced ""Recipients of badges were: Tim- gourmet of health conscious and follow the Planning Board's recommendation to Rego explained Tuesday that he re-introduced the that residents Robert Cox and The-following boys placed in Athletic Boosters first to third places and will com- othy Colalillo, Wolf; Justin Robe- low calorie meals TWwayMortyagehtc. review and revise the entire code rather than spe- amendment because he feared that Flexi-Van would Brian Deahl were appointed rtson, Bear; Ryan Carpenter, Scott cific portions. be able to stack cargo containers beyond what the probationary firemen April 1. David Brearley High School pete in the Lenape District cham- RESTAURANT pionship: Christopher Tyne, Alf- Sircovitch, Brian Wilverding, Licensed Mortgage Banker - NJ Dept. of Banking . The amendment, introduced last October when board restricted after five years. Athletic Boosters will meet at arrow points; Bruce Cowper, tueigh 8 tonight in the school library, red Vitale( Raymond Kacerek for 1150 RARITAN ROAD, CRANFOR% NJ 07016 Rego was a councilman, was proposed in response But James Flynn, the Planning Board, attorney Wolf; Scott Sircovitcb, Michael Derek Disbrow, Kevin Fay, engi- to Flexi-Van Leasing Co.'s proposal to repair, store hired for the Flexi-Van hearings, said Tuesday that More Kenilworth news All interested Garwood and Perise, Gerardo Roman for Bear; neer; Derek and Kevin, handy- CATERING AVAILABLE 908272 1500 and lease truck chassis and cargo containers at its any changes the leasing company wants to make to Kenilworth residents are wel- Mark Davis,- Frank Kacerek, man; and Kevin, family member. 43-acre site at N. 8th Street and Monroe Avenue. its site plan after five years will require that it ap- come. Ben Davis received the cubmaster onPage A-7 Damon Padua, Webelos 1; Kevin 123 IN. Union • Crawford • 272-0333 •RBIOS tub|ocl lo change Hundreds of residents were opposed to the project pear before either the planning or zoning board. Fay, Derek Disbrow, Bruce Cow- patch from Bruce Cowper. -thursdayr April ll71991-CRANFORDCHRONICEE-"A-9" ; •• ::?• , . • • • • • • . • . . . • PuBli v c questions school board at hearing on $2.9M budget By Donna Hendel Nierstedt wanted to know: How this budget," said Nierstedt "I This is a very modest budget Chronicle assoc/ate much does Garwood still owe on want the money we do spend to Maybe we should ask for a cap At Tuesday's Board of Educa- bonds? ("It's down to $315,000," be spent wisely." waiver," he said, referring to the tion public hearing ,on, the pro- said Cirangle); What does no fund Ralph Urrico of Fourth Avenue, state-imposed ceiling on in- posed 1991-92 school budget of balance mean? ("It means there's a candidate in the upcoming creased spending of 8.9 percent $2.9 million, community members no savings and nothing to carry school board election, expressed Amidst applause, Conlin con- spoke up with questions and con- over," said Lefebyre); What is concern about the increases in cluded, "I want these schools to cerns. being replaced with' the proposed dollars and percentages. "There be'better and better, and I'm will- $fit nm uniipr the i -don^t-seem in be—any—real de- ing In pay for it" *"*•' nue dominated the forum, ques- category? ("Those funds are for creases except for pupntrahspbr- A-8 CRANFORD CHRONICLE Thursday, April 11,1991 "The board really worked hard tioning almost line by line items the purchase of new computers, a tation and maintenance of plant on this budget and it would have on the proposed budget Respond- new fire alarm system, a sound I'm worried about the ultimate been twice this amount, but we ing slowly and carefully were system for Washington School and cost" „•-.•••. had to get it under the cap," board president Stephen Lefe- a gas heat conversion," said Cirangle responded, "We won't Lefebvre said. "Nevertheless, I $220 boost predicted bvre, school superintendent Wal- Boright), and other questions. . know exactly until the auditors think this is a good budget I'm ter Boright and business ad- "I want to make sure we gget come in." • ' proud of the educational program niiiiib wlial we re bupjjosed to gett outt bff '—Tam Plummet of Second Avc- we're turning out here. At the nue commented, "I'm concerned same time, we're trying to be fis- for average taxpayer about cuts in the resource room cally responsible to the town." program, although I see increases The current expense portion of to increase from $3.75 per $100 of are everywhere else throughout .the budget will require an in- By Rosalie Gross assessed value in 1090 to $3.96 in this budget Something's got to be ••.•••••si crease in property tax of nearly 11 There's good news and bad 199L . . . done" "I think we residents points plus another 3.5 points for news for municipal taxpayers this The municipal budget portion should be given a bigger opportu- $60,942 in debt service, bringing year." • • ' . '. •• •' •'' \ • .. will decrease from $L38 to $1.34. nity to speak out on these matters the projected tax rate to $1,155 The bad* news is that properly However, the local school tax levy before the budget gets to, this per $100 of assessed value, up taxes are expected to increase by is expected to increase by 17 point, such as in a planning ses- from last year's rate of $1.01. $220 for the owner of the average poinjs from $1.01 to $1,18, the re- sion," said John CoHlin of Hem- Since the school board's fiscal home assessed at $100,000. The gional school levy will go up six lock Avenue, the borough's former year starts July 1 instead of Jan. 1, good news is that the increase points, from ,62 cents to 68 cents representative to the regional the second . half of the 1990-91 could have been $100 more, but and the county tax will increase high school Board of Education budget must be paid this year, i^VS.-%. thanks to a one-time infusion of by three points from 73 cents to7 6 for 32 years. "I don't think we're bringing the total projected school $180,700 in state aid under the cents. spending enough in this commu- tax to $L18 or an increase of 17 amended Qualify Education Act,. Thirty^ix percent of the munic- nity." Conlin said the lowest per points or $170 on tije average the average taxpayer will be ipal budget is earmarked for sala- pupil cost is in Garwood and that $100,000 house. §!§? spared 10 points of increase. ries at a total of $1,383 million, an teachers* salaries are near the . The tax projections were un- increase of $118,416 or 9 percent bottom. Referring to a recent lec- The board approved the $2.9 veiled with tiie introduction of the Employee health insurance will ture in Garwood on individual million budget and $2.16 million 1991 municipal budget at Tues- go up by 24 percent from $192,500 self-esteem, Conlin, said, "We tax levy for submission to the vot- day's Borough Council meeting. last year to $239,00, an increase of need community esteem here. ers in the April 30 school election. The municipal budget totals. $3.8 $46,500. million, an increase of $21,559 or The borough will save money, .••••: . . Ph.olos by John Keating 5.7 percent over last year's $3.78 though, by reductions in waste THE HUNT IS.ON: Katlyn Butler scansithe grass for chocolate million budget Despite increases disposal costs. Due to corrected eggs while, below, Lisa Bober gets started oh Her egg hunt at School survey backs current in salaries, for municipal employ- meter readings, the borough as- Saturday's three-week-delayed Easter egg hunt. : ees and a 24-percent increase in sessment to Rahway Valley schedule in 5th, 6th grades health insurance; Council was Sewerge Authority will decrease -able to hold the line on municipal by 65 percent from $578,000 in Bids;'"'••have Jbeeh received to spending due to significant reduc- •-'•' During the workshopportionot c n 1990 to $350,000 this year, a saving Tuesday's Board bf Education mend tfieleakyL roof over Iin' °l . -** tions in the costs of sewerage flow, of $228,000., The cost of garbage and garbage dumping. meeting, schools superintendent School and Garwood Library. Also dumping also will be lower by 11.6 Walter Boright reported on the 4mder consideration is the pur- The municipal portion of the percent from $385,000 to $344,994, results of. a. survey of fourth and chase of a new lawn mower to', tax. levy; will be reduced by four a difference of $40,000. fifth grade parents. . replace one that was stolen re- tax points due to the state prop- There will be an increase in the With more than 50 percent re- cently. erty tax relief. The amount to be amount pf money used for capital turning questionnaires, parents Photo by John Keating raised by taxes to support the improvements from $100 last year almost unanimously voted to con- RETURNING HEROES: Garwood residents Mike Zanetti, with his bride of six months, Donna, and Danny DeChellis acknowledge budget is $2.41Q million compared to $56,000 in 199L tinue a modified self-contained Suspended driver cheers of the crowd at the parade Saturday in Kenilworth in honor of returning servicemen from Operation Desert Storm. Other to $2,491 million last year, a re- On the revenue portion of the class schedule for pupils. Parents parade photos are on the Kehilwoiih news pages. . , duction, of $72,105, which repre- budget, the borough is applying of children in fifth grade were is fined $357 sents four, tax points or an aver- $450,000 in surplus funds, a reduc- very strongly in favor of continu- age of $40 per residential prop- tion of $50,000 over last year. ing this arrangement in sixth During recent Municipal court erty.- ••• •'.•', .•'.••' • '. . The budget will be printed in grade also. • •• , • proceedings a 27-year-old Eli- However, increased in school the May 2 edition of the Chroni- Boright also announced that zabeth man pleaded guilty to driv- RepublicansMorgan, Strahlendorf are seeking re-election and county tax levies will in- cle. The public hearing and final principal Gail Wovna has been ing with a suspended driver's li- crease taxes overall by 22 points Council adoption will take place ! asked to participate with, past re- cense. L Republican Borough Council Union County Vocational Center. or $220 on the averge $100,000 as- May 14. cipients of the Governor's Wallie Rodriguez was fined a members Barbara Morgan and She completed a real estate sessment The tax rate is expected total of $357 and his driver's li- Fred Strahlendorf will run for re- course at NJ. Realty Institute in : Teacher Recognition Awards to ll - 1 work on the committee and be a cense was revoked for one year. election' this 'Vear: liiforgatt.' haS ; Garvrood iand is 'employed; by presenter. She and her former Municipal, (Court ..Judge.; William., served two three-year terms and ColdwelMlanker Robert. Michael Monmouth County school district Bpffa Jr^ ordered him,to serve 10 Strahlendorf is completing his Realty in Clark . ...: , ... in 1987 were recipients of the days community service.. ,'• ,u" • firsttenh. ••"•.•'••.•:' •. '"''..• "'• ';:': • While on Council, she has Weeklong celebration ahekd Rodriguez 'was issueol a sum- The incumbents have.been en- chaired the finance, laws'and li- award, which was $15,000 to pack- mons at 5 p^m. Feb. 21 on South dorsed by the Republican Munici- cense, building and grounds, po- GIFTS TO ALL: Celebrations Cornmlttee member Chrlstlhe age a reading and writing pro- Avenue near New Street pal Committee for the parly's lice, fire, and recreation commit' for National Library Week Guerriero hands out balloons at end of egg hunt to Lauren gram. • „;.' and Jacklyn Williams. . nomination in the June 4 primary. tees. She was vice president of Garwood Public Library will During the weeks of April 22 Today is the deadline for candi- the GarWood Woman's Club and is celebrate National Library Week, and 29, a variety of videotapes dates to file for the primary. a member of the county Coopera- April 14 to 20, with a host of ac- will be shown for school children Morgan, who is Council presi- tive Extension Service and Gar- tivities for all ages. throughout each day. Check at the The Most Powerful dent this year, has been a borough wood Republican Club. She is The entire week will be "am-library for the schedule resident 41 years. She and her Council liaison to Ganvood Li- nesty week" Patrons may return offer we've ever made. husband, Calvin, live at 253 Locust brary and previously was presi- any book, no matter how long Ave. She graduated from Arthur. dent of the library trustees. «K overdue, and no fines will be col- Johnson High School and at- , :, Save US to $75 on walk Strahietidorf has lived in.the lected. Overdue books also may be Recycling Mowers tended Union County College and borough 27 years. He and his wife, deposited in the book drop box. » honors Recycled dippings help the^ Dottie, live at 114 Winslow PL and Children are invited to enter a onvitonment. Recycling *399» :. v.;,.. •. are ihe parents of two children, free raffle, fen names will be available on all Hi-Vac equipment.^ 2r ted Multi-Care Medical Center Mowers, Riders. Tractors, Jon and Carol, and have a grand- drawn at 3:30 p.m. April 23 andbasketball team ^53S? son. A graduate ofrJefferson High each child will win a prize. Win- has a new address Democrats School, Elizabeth, the candidate Families and friends looked on ners need not be present as Mayor Tom Dolly congratulated Total Protection attended Albright College. He is Agift will be awarded to the Wish all your family's heeds could be met from one Warranty Bonus Otter still Unsure retired from the NJL State Police each member of David Brearley modern convenient location? For a limited tjme.purchase 150th person who visits the library You provide usual maintenance, a mower or rideran d after a 26-year career in which he High School's girls'; basketball we cover ALL repairs FREE (or next week. Pre-schoolers also will team, which finished the season $SO-$10Ooi Snapper Democratic municipal chair- held several supervisory positions receive a small surprise. • At the all-hew MultiCare Medical Center, they can. 2 years. No questions askedl accessories, and as Mountain Valley Conference receive a $50*100 man Frank Spera said the in regulating the casino and li- Coffee, tea and cookies will be party has only one potential quor industries. He also was a champions, v v Chances are, you've heard of us. We've been U.S. Savings Bond. candidate for the Borough REPUBLICAN candidates for Borough Council are Incum- available for patrons from 9 am. Each ^arri member received an certified instructor at several po-' bents Barbara Morgan arid Fred Strahlendorf. ; taking care of hundreds of area families since 1982. Council election, but was not lice academies in the state. Since to3p.m. daily. '"••- embossed resolution from Dolly. • Powerful Warranty- Environmentally Powerful« Saving*-Powerful Bonus certain as of press time yester- leaving the state police in 1984, Congratalations also went but to Now with our new location and expanded staff, we SAVE up lo day whether the person would Strahlendorf has been employed treasurer Of the Public Celebra- "provide me an opportunity to can offer even more. JS0040 accept the party's endorse- tions Committee. He was presi- \onfnetcn with Marriott Corp. as director of : continue with and complete pend- ment security and loss prevention at dent of the, parish council at ing issues and concerns. I strongly More .specialists to diagnose and treat your family's members of ttie Spera said if the Democrats Newark Airport He is a Korean Church of St Anne arid has feel that with fellow Republican Lyons, Lisa illnesses and Injuries, -•• - fail to come up with a candi- War veteran, having served with served the last several years as Mayor Tom Dolly at the helm and date by today's filing deadline, Army Special Services. director of church lectors. He is a the Council support he generates, More programs to keep you and your family healthy. he expects there would be member of American Society of that many positive issues can be write-in nominations for Coun- Strahlendorf is chairman of Council's police, laws and licens? Industrial Security and is a life effectively addressed and that Plus the same extended hours that have made cil candidatesiii the June 4 member of the stetePBA problems, whatever they maybe, MultiCare the fastest growing family health center in primary electloa ing, and industrial and commer- can be appropriately solved by a The councilman said he is seek- ; Union County. cial committees. He formerly was Republican majority." No Merest, no payment* on the Planning Board and was ing re-election because it will = Sobrepena ._ A-10 CRANFORD CHRONICLE Thursday, April 11, 1991 Thursday, April 11,1991 CRANFORD CHRONICLE A-ll Carolyn Falkowski Organizational happenings comes Lombardi lodge Church will be held at 12:30 p.m. mund Saal. of Scott Van Pelt April 28 in Bates Hall at the elects new slate church. Carolyn Falkowski, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Vincent Lombardi Lodge, Order Prepared by association mem- Mothers of twins Karen Hughes slates Joseph Falkowski Jr. of Kenilworth, was married bers, the dinner will benefit mis- recently to Scott Van Pelt, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sons of Italy in America, recently Suburban Mothers of Twins' and Van Pelt of Bayonna-The ceremony was performed^ -elected-officors* sion work of the church. Dona- IN ovember nuptials at St Theresa Church by the Rev. Edward Oehhng, They are president Peter Mad- ^lions are $8Tor adults and $!PToF pastor, and a reception followed at Crystal Plaza, orrria, vice president Joseph Bar- children under 12. Tickets may be Wednesday at National West- Mr. and Mrs. George Hughes Jr. of Cranford anr Livingston. bella, recording secretary Joseph purchased from association mem- minster Bank, 103 EVFourth Ave., hounce the engagement of .ttheir daughter, Karen bers or Mary Wells, 272-5744, eve- Roselle. Mothers of multiples and Michele, to Kenneth Michael Minette, son oFMr; and Lorraine Schindler, sister of the bride, served as Trbiano, financial secretary Mary nings. matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Sharon Van Pelt, Pelusio, treasurer Josephine prospective mothers of multiples Mrs. Samuel Minette of Scotch Plains. are invited. Gall 241-2419. _ The.bride^elect is a graduate of Union Catholic sister of the bridegroom, Rose Marie Golub, Debbie TroiahQ, chaplain Anton Illien High School and Montciair state college. She is an TVfarrfnno anfl r>nnna flolllh, COUSJnS of the bride, and oratpr Stephen Napolitano. assistant editor at McGraw Hill Book Co., New York Caroly Perkpsksy and Jane Venezia Reservations are open for a trip auction^ to Taj Mahal casino April 30 with City. Her fiance graduated from Scotch Plains- Rick Macieko, cousin of the bridegroom, served as The Wednesday Senior Citizens La Leche League Fanwood High School and attends Rutgers Univer- best man. Ushers were Pete Gqliib and Cosimo a bus leaving from the Westwood at 10:30 a.m. The cost is $16 with a Club will have an auction at 12:30 Westfield. AM. La Leche League sity. He is, an assistant secretary at Independence Nardpne, cousins of the bride, Buddy Schindler, p.m. April 17 at the Community ; Bank, Ramsey, brother.in-law of the bride, Cory Szatkiewicz, Gerry $10 coin return and $1Q iri vouch- will meet at 9:30 Wednesday at ers. Call 7894)914 or 276-8465. Center. Dot StefTaris is in charge First Baptist Church, 170 Elm St, The couple will be married in November at Church Hoffiriann and Chris Venezia. Jessica ScHitiaifer, of refreshments and Laura Engel of the Assumption, Roselle Park . niece of the bride, served as flower girl and Peter "The lodge meets at 8 tonight at Westfield, to (discuss "At Home Golub, cousin of the bride, and Eric Schindler, WINNING DANCERS: Ifyette Studio dancers, from left, Melissa. Kuchar, Bemadette Matten, Knights of Columbus hall, South will b6 the auctioneer. with Your New-Baby." Call 233- nephew of the bride, served as ring begrera, Hegther Robinson, Tania l\4ayer, Kierstan Kupiec, B.J. Goodfellow, Pamela Stogner and Katie Avenue, Garwood. Upcoming trips, which are open 2198or322-8732.1 The bride graduated from David Brearley High Kabel, are award winners at recent teen level dance competition in New'York City sponsored by to the public, are: May 13, Taj School in 1983. She is employed as an administrative Dance Educators of America. They're eligifcMe for national competition. Mahal casino; June 9 to 13, Tor- assistant to the chief financial officer at FL Indus- Joinery methods onto and Niagara Falls; Sept 2 to tries in Livingston. The bridegroom graduated from 6, Wildwood Crest and Jan. 13 to Color analysis Marist High School in 1983 and then the University to be shown 17, Paramount Hotel. Call Nat Millie Si}ls, owner of Karizma in of Notre Dame with a degree in accounting. He is • • • "i Amsterdam, 276-6178. YoUr Life, will present a program n pursuing a master's degree at Fairleigh Dickinson Woodworking and joinery tech- on color analysis at a meeting of University and is employed as an accountant at At- niques practiced in the 18th and Westfield Business and Profes- lantic Mutual Insurance Companies, Madison. early 19th centuries will be fea- IOt Seniors sional Women Tuesday at Sleepy Mr. Kramer, *ls. Freeman Mr. and Mrs. Van Pelt After a honeymoon cruise to Bermuda, the couple tured Sunday from 2 to 5 p.m. at Hollow Restaurant, Scotch Plains. is residing in Branchville , • Miller^Cory House. Museum, 614 The Monday Senior Citizens Networking will begin at 6:30 and Mountain Ave., Westfield Club will sponsor a trip May 15 to dinner follows at 7. Call Doris Davia Freeman Births Thomas Sherry will construct a Mt Airy Lodge in Mt Pocono, Pa Villa, 561-8263, for a dinner reser- table with a poplar top, pine body The cost of $42 includes a full- vation. :. Humorist to speak to WMG and beech legs. Guided tours of course luncheon and big band en- marriage this fall Terry ahd David Foppert of the. colonial farmhouse and open tertainment by the Sammy Kaye Bethlehem Township announce .Orchestra A bus will leave at 8:30 the birth of a son, David William, about 'historical curiosities' hearth cooking demonstrations on April L He joins brothers, will be featured. The gift shop will am. from Milri Street Call Pat Clothing sale ^_ to Ira D. Kramer National Library Week, April 14 feature books on New Jersey his- Dick, 233-6159. William, 6, ahd John, 4, and a sis- . "Historical Curiosities and Stu- Mothers Center of Central New Davia Sue Freeman, president of Martin Jewelers, ter, Anne Corbett, 2. Grandparents pidities" is the title of a program to 2a The Library of Congress has tory , and reproductions of early for Wednesday Morning Club's designated. 1991 '."The Year of the American crafts. • Jersey will hold a sale of^good Westfield, is engaged to be married to IrarDayid are Cranford residents Isabel and condition, used children's clothing Kramer, "president of the Diamond Exchange of Alfred -Lies- and^ Shu^Foppert and philanthropic. JeanL.^ril-.,1%-, It Lifetime Reader".' Four Seasons •.. N- 1 will be presented .by > lecturer- _D^pression_glass is the study for today to Saturday at.Grescent Ave- Maryland; Rockville. ~ ——- -•—-—-——T— -the-Iate-WilliamJEoppert • nue Presbyterian Church, 716 Ms. Freeman, a former Cranford resident, is the TuIm^sT^Wjiliam^NewmanT^of- the antiques despartmenrineetiHg" Kay Cross will' discuss prepara- Dumont at 1:30 p.m.: in Calvary at 1 p.m. Monday in the home of, FINALISTS: Cindy Smith Dance Studio students are finalist's in the Garden State Arts Center lions~for"the7CraffoWyDistric Watchurig-Ave.i-Plainfieldr Hours- daughter of Pearl Siegel of Boca Raton, Fla., and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Comeau of . The third annual roast beef din- flower shotv at a meeting of Four are 9:30 am. to 2:30 p.m. today Howard Siegel of Bernardsvilie, founder of Martin Westfield are the praents of a son, Lutheran Church. His theme is lit- Ethel Heim, 7 HBurchfield Ave. Talent Expo '91 this spring. They are, from left, front, Goleen McHugh, Leslie Djtta, Mandy tle, known facts behind familiar Gertrude Smith will present the Keeley, Meghan McLeer, Chri.ssy Stiles, Golleen Rae; standing, Doreen Bergluind, Christina". ner of the Margaret Greene Asso- Seasons Garden Club > at 8 p.m. 4ind tomorrow and 9 to 11 Sat- Jewelersl She graduated front Cranford High School Robert John, born March 21 at urday. in 1969 and studied at London University. She Overlook Hospital. He joins a sis- events in history. • . report and members are to bring Weakland, Suzanne Ballantyne and Erin Hannon. . ciation of First Presbyterian Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Ed- earned a bachelor's degree in psychology from ter, Lee, 2. Grandparents are Mr. Tea chairman is Betiy Brub- items for djsplay. U.-I .. i '.•—' I—-! ! • -'- ' • 1 i , • George Washington University in 1973. She has and Mrs. John Ozemko of Cran- aker. Serving at the tea tables will', be Eleanor Busch, Thelma Lang, Members of the drama depart- achieved the title of certified gemologist appraiser of rt ford and Mary Louise Comeau of ment will attend a performance Academy Award-winning movies got their s art as books Local folk singer to appear the American Gem Society. Ms. Freeman is co-- Miss Hughes, Mr. Minette ~ Westfield. Jane Roberts and Mary Spicer. Other hostesses are Margaret Gill, Tuesday of "Cactus Flower" at chairman of the Westfield Association of Merchants Hunterdon Hills Playhouse. Co- and was among the first women to become a mem- Kelli Marie Bruno was bom Florence Paredes, Edna Patton, By Irma S. Mirante at coffee house at temple Louise Swackhamer and Vivian chairman Ellen Hunt has made a taxi stand across the street, from ford Library, I was able to read novel—fast-moving, dark, gritty ber of Westfield Rotary Club. She is a member of the liana Beth Harris March 26.at Overlook Hospital to arrangements. Contributing writer' his home. He picked up such an Local singer and songwriter El- companies herself on guitar, N.J. Association of Women Business Owners and Mr; and Mrs. Paul Bruno of 104 Woebcke. ' his copy of "The Grifters" by Jim and uncompromising and un- Continuing a study of modern I was intrigued by how many of assortment of knowledge as Thompson. Although Thompson doubtedly helped by the script- aine Silver will present a variety banjo and Appalachian dulcimer. Business and Professional Women of Westfield. County Park Dr. She is the grand- JEWISH SINGLES "Never put your name on any- had a large cult following and was of folk music from the traditional Her program of contemporary and Mr« Kramer, son of Nathan Kramer, of Baltimore is engaged to marry daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Irish writers, WMC's literature de- the 1991 Academy Award winners. writer, Donald Westlake, himself A wine tasting party for Jewish and nominees had. their start in thing," how loan sharking oper- greatly appreciated in France, to contemporary at a coffee house traditional songs,, blues and swing and the late Clara Kramer, formerly was vice presi- Schultz of Seaside Park arid Cat- partment will focus on^Maeve young single professionals, age 22 a mystery writer and a winner of Robert and Ellen Harris of 98 Belmont Ave. art- Binchy and Edna O'Brien at a books (with few exceptions they ates, how to tote, up the ribbon for when he died in 1977, not one of an Edgar Allan Poe Award. sponsored by the Sisterhood of tunes also features selections dent and general manager of a nationally known herine Bruno of North Arlington. to 39, will be held Sunday from 3 a policy bank; arid the specific lo- his 17 books was in print in his Temple Beth-El April 27 at 8:30 from her albums "Wandering chain of jewelry stores. He became president of the nounce the, engagement of their daughter, liana meeting today in the home of Sue to 5 p.m. at the Jewish Comhiuriity are now available in paperback). Despite the splendid acting by Beth, to James Myzhevych Jr., son of James and Vera Boyd in English Village. Arleen "Dances with Wolves," Michael cation of . bookmaking joints. native country. Thompson was prn. at the temple, 338 Walnut Woman" and "Echos of Light". Diamond Exchange of Maryland in 1987. Lisa and Vincent Hpefling of Center, 1391 Martine, Ave,, Scotch Henry. Hill was smart and quick one of the crime writers with a Robert DeNirq and Robin Will- Ave. She also will present a preview of A fall wedding: js1 t>lannedi' 'V .' •'•••""' '•."-'•'• ' •' ; Myzhevych of South River. .. . Linden announce the birth of a Walsh is, co-hostess. Doreen Liv- Blake's first novel, was published iams in "Awakening," I found the .Plains. Admission is^^ in 1988 and he wrote ' §1 . 17;8O9.O0. 500.00 greater than the Index rate but not to exceed the 5% rate. ; . &»«r deficits SCOTCH PLAINS asdellned In the amendatory law, when authorized by St Paul's •ordinance, and . • .' . . * jSUBTOtAL .'• '.;';•.'•. ' ' 133,782.09 122.853.00 • 133,058.00 GBACE 1 CHRISTIAN CHURCH - 'WHEREAS, Ihe Index rate tor 1991 has been certified 8ltid*flt Body Activities BOROUQH OF GARWOOD ' United Chmrch of Christ by the Dlrctor ol the Division ol Local Government Sor- Salaries.':' " ;...... ' . •' 1010 346,296.16 314,171.00 •'• 366.527.00 . . ORDINANCE NO. 9105 & vices in the Department of Community Affairs as 4.5%; . Other Expanses 1020 252.087.34 • 253.668.00 261,514.00 AN ORDINANCE TO PBOVIPE FOR AREVISED RATE and • ' • • . . • •-.'.•'.••'• 1800 Raritan Rd., Scotch Plains AS\ .2.13 Center St.- ' 898.383.50 . 567,83900 628,041.00 SCHEDULE FOR 1991 PURSUANT TO SECTION 19-16 OF WHEREAS, the Council of IheBorough of Garwpod In SUB-TOTAL '•••:{•'.:•'. ' .. . •. . THE REVISED ORDINANCES OF THE .BOROUGH OF (By Uriion Co. Collcac) PEACE ( —Jr- A Garwood the County of Union finds II advisable and necessary to ' Community Services GARWOOD, 1974, FOR THE INDUSTRlM. USER CHARGE increase Its 1991 budget by more than 4:5% .over the . ; Salartes-Fecreallon 1.111 .'" • . .6,004.05 . 6.195.00 J1,144.00 PROVIDED IN SECTION 19:16 OFS-AID REVISER previous year's final appropriations. In the Interest of pro- ' . Salarlas-Clvla Aotlvllles 1112' 2.500,00 5,362.00 7,200.00 ORDINANCES. . FELLOWSHIP moling the hoalth.- safely'and welfare of the cltlzens'-ahd FUNERAL DIRECTORS SUBTOTAL , • " - , lB,5O4.O5 ' 11,557,00 . 18.344.00 WHEREAS. Section 19-15 of Iho Revised Ordinances 889-1690 ^7.89-1285 - WHEREAS, tho Council heroby determines that a.5% .-, of the Borough 6f Garwood. 1074. provldoo lor an In- 950 RARTTAN ROAD Special Education: . , increase In the budget for said year, amounting to Rev. Doug I^ovcjoy-Cartcr 210 57,897.89 .78.567.00 43.569.00 dustrial usor charge;.and.,. . . CRANFORD, NEW JERSEY 07016 113.106,42 In excess of Ihe Increase In final appropria- . Tralnable-Salaries ' ' . 290 1,011.68 : 2,789.00 ' 8,250.00 ' WHEREAS.Soctlon 19-16ol Iho Rovised Ordinances tions otherwise permitted by the Local Government Cap FRED H. GRAY, JR. ' TralnablB-Olher Exp, ol'tho Borough ol Garwood. 1974. provides lor. the. adop- (201) 27 re- B-2 CRANFORD CHRONICLE Thursday April 11,1991 Bear weight men victorious at MVC relays •'*' Recreation baseball and softball Anglim also won with a total of 346-5. , • tL- Brearley also did well in the jumping area. Senior By Jimmy McMenamln rJ Tommy—Pollto and Ryan ~HelnisU)tt»ri~oonv~ 14-run explosion in thnir Inirt two at bah-te-a- Team correspondent ~vrctOT v*erno"and junior.-Jason Fennes-took-seeond- blnod for 15'strikeouts to lead the Mohicans Adams League corne-from-behlnd 20-7 victory. Trida Pollto Cranfprd boys to a 7-0 victory over a strong Comanche team. led the Rubles with a two-mn triple and a place in both the long jump and the high jump. REDS 5, ASTROS 3 The weight men of the Brearley track team Tho Mohican hitting attack was led by Heck three-run double. Megan Ughtcap and testle Fennes, classmate Jon Chango and sophomore Mark The Reds won their opening game of the worked extra hard, at the Mountain Valley Confer- wtth a triple and a double, Pal Galliot wtth two Bucdne led the Emeralds with two htts AA League season against a well-balanced Astros team, Leibowitz placed in the shuttle hurdles and fourth in singles and a double, Tom Poitto wtth a single apiece. Playing well for the Emeralds were ence Relays in Bound Brook Saturday. The Reds were led by the pitching team of the-infermediate hurdles. and a towering double that nearly cleared the ' Megan Kaualus, Laura Schustarmann,. Krtet) The shot put team of senior Jon Strahlendorf, jun- Jesse Plrcher and Greg Calianan who com- GATORS 13. HUSKIES 12 fence, and Daniel KapsDds with a single. The Plsdotta, Jersslca Mottlsantl, Cofey SafHas, The Blears will host Roselle Park today at 4 p.m. bined for' nine strikeouts while allowing only iors Mike Fajardo and Jimmy McMenamin took first The Huskies jumped out to a 12-0 lead after Comanche offense was led by Derrick Brooks Sally Raxman, Jenny Groellas and Jessica four hits. The Astros had a fine left-hander, and travel to A.L. Johnson Tuesday. They also will is, behind .tha sUong-pttchlna-ol- wlih a triplo an*rf Matt Panoo wtth a tlngla. The -Snyctor. , ' lace with throw: s totaling 12&-2 Vi. The discus team Caooy WasSuk, who struck ourrrRBflSTWBr JAllStd T Cante Gordon recorded Hie wlnr while strik- ^ ^lS&Tnh^oYf^Vtf"seniorr3ohn TonyOetore aneTthe' dutch hltt]hg~of~Drew strong Mohican defense'was" led by" six Innings. Provinl, who hit a triple with the bases loaded. Dooley, panlel Helmstetter, Keith Qllbertson. ing out one and walking only four, batters. The Red oftense was sparked by Evan But the Gators came storming back wtth Tim Mamrak, Brian Ponto, Tommy Newman, Leading the Rubles on offense were Melissa nl Marks wtth a double, single and a run scored, seven runs in the bottom of the sixth to tie, Jeffrey Henoch and Mark Zlrkel. A brilliant Murray wtth tvyo hits, one double., two RBI; •.If Scott Ivory wtth two singles and a run scored- Soccer action in the area and then a run In the bottom of the ninth to pitching tandem of Derrick Brooks and John Eileen Losi, two hits, two RBI; Megan. Yesto, 3 and John Bablneau with a two-run single. win; Justin.Evans ted the comeback going 4- Lyp combined for 11 strikeouts for the Coma- two hits, orie. BBI; Gordon, one, hit one RBI; side of tho box. Hillside got tho oquallzor near Ing pass by Taylor to open the half. Swoopor The Astro offense was provided by Rich for-5 with live RBI Including the game winner, nches. Brooks also turned In the defensive Donna Pollto, 'one hit, one RBI. three runs . the end of the second quarter to tie the game Samanlha Moranp scored on a penalty kick Winter'who had a triple and a run scored; also pitching five strong Innings allowing no play of.the day with a great back-handed scored, Mlndy Weiss, one hit, three RBI; Pata rtli at 1-1 at hatftlmo. Tho forward line of Jeremy Washuk, a single; and Greg Winter, a double. Cranford boys and Laura Johnston, converted a pass - -by runs while striking out_elght .Bubba Baker, catch to stop a Mohican rally. Also playing Turowskl, one hit, one .RBI; Carrtn Fernandez, ;x • Er.r;>'-." Platt, Randy Weedon, Kenny Hartmann and i was the key tor both teams. Greg . Devon Murray for a score. . Wn*Q. WUS <£-fuf->3, uilu SUutf QtuUuWskl, TOhTyyGaTEBTi6TpTayed an except WeiiWffie CoBiaTCnag wora Uam~ATraamr Cierkowsk) made several fine plays at flraT" "Ttmmy RyanrcolfllnijiKl to bombard tho mil- 'TOTy~GTETi6T~Tayed an" exceptional was 1-tor-3 with a RBI, both also contributed defensive game by repeatedly turning back Anthony Appolone, Eric Olsen. Gerry Cuozzo. base for the Astros. Also playing well for the two RBI; Megan Conelly and Cindy Ross, one Division IV slde goal In the socond half. Midfielders Scott bk wtth some sparkling defense In centerfleld Josh Levlne, Tom Connelly and Michael Friedman, Mlko Swackhamor, Matt soveral attompts. Goalie Christine Bender lod Astros were Mike Dlglano, panrty Springer, RBI apiece. PATRIOTS 7,SUMMIT 1 and at.first base. John Molozzl and Nick Can- Sriyder. ... • • bi . Kawczynskl and Dlttmar domonstratod supe- tho defensive unit of Shannon Murray, Andrea Kevin Knight, Steven Dttta, Ethan Goldberger The Rubies took advantage of 21 walks and Tho Cranford • Patriots enjoyed their stron-. none scored two' runs apiece wtth the latter X: rior bail, skills, and ran woll to control tho Rosonkrans and Samantna Morano. and John Morris.' , • some timely hitting to stage their comeback gest offensive game to date, by defeating an scoring tho game winner after some aggres- after the hitting of Schustarmann, Ughtcap tempo of the game on a hot day. Goalie Jeff CROWS 3, CHlCKASAWS 2 Defense also shlned for the Reds In the fifth older Summit team. Tim Meyer's strong pen- sive base running, got him to third base. ' and Bucdno staked the Emeralds to. a 7-6 c- Mucksavago had another strortg^gameigijdiat An exciting, season opener was played be- Inning when Jim Pfolffer combined with Dan alty kick toward goal initiated an opening Division TV Ot defense Jason Michaels, Danny Vazquos and tween the Crows and the Chlckasaws wtth Trouts to throw out a runner st the plate with lead. PolKo's triple put.the Rubles In front to score from Mike Tretola. Midfielders Dan MUSTANGS 11, BULLDOGS 8 .' ' SOC-HERS 1, BRIDQEWATER O some sixth Inning heroics, giving the Crows a bases loaded to end an Astro rally. Showing step In. the top of the fifth and the Rubles put Hlgglns, Ron Kullk and Meyer's aggressive . Bubba. Baker played aggrosslvely and Opening, day saw the Cranford Sunoco Mus- 3-2 victory. Andy'Klndler and Joe Unlsh : the game away with a nine-run sixth on hits by stopped the fow oppdrtunKios the. Comots Playing an older team on a stHIIng hot fiold, that practice pays off were Red players Brett support helped John Healey to not two more tho Soc-Hors defeated the odd3 and their op- tangs dofoat tho Gentleman's Comer Bulldogs pitched superbly, limiting the Chlckasaws to Bumee, Matt Raush and Ahmed Rashod Losi, Gordon, Weiss, Yesko, Stiles and Trida for a three-goal halftlme lead. managed to create throughout tho game. 11-8 In a very exciting game last Sunday. two hits while striking out 14. Jeff O'Donnell ponents In a steady dofonstvo battle. • and Donna Pollto. .•'.,.' '• • . The Patriots opened the second half with an The Mustangs were led by Joe Marmp who lod the Crows wtth a single and a double. fe Tho Sdc-Hera' lone goal was scored In tha WHITE SOX 19, PHILLIES 5 exciting breakaway style offenso. Tretola put . had throe Hits and thrpo RBI. Mlchqel Garglles driving in two runs. Mac Muntz also added a Cranford girls first half by left wing Abby Droyor on a shot off ' The White Sox Jumped out to ah early lead, the game out of Summit's roach,wtth his sec- and Jerry Schllchtlhg each had two hits.and double. With the score tied 2-2 In the bottom Agee to appear a comer kick which sailed past the goal- scoring eight runs In the first Inning on four ond and third goals of the game. half of the sixth, Eric Richardson worked out a Division V tendor. .... also scored threo runs. Othr Mustang htttora hits and five walks. Paul Harrison led the walk. Jeff Gawley followed wtth a single and Summit picked up the offensive pace but The ontlro Soc-Hor team played tough com- were Tom O'Nelf,. Steve Bazllus (doublo), White Sox attack with two doubles, two RBI.at Roselle show MAGIC 4, EAST BRUNSWICK 1 Kindler hit the game winning single driving In Andy Hubbuch, Brian Harley, Rob Brunnor petitive soccer tho entire game. The forward Todd Prutzman and Tom Small; and four runs scored. Pete Lyons, Chris Nos- A former New York Mets base- Crantord Magic overpowered an aggrosslvo Richardson. Also contributing with fine defen- and Pat Mamrack constantly thwarted any op- line Of Jill Redlund, Heather Simpson, Diana Mustang pitching was headed, by Marmo, trand and Kevin.Pemoulle also had two hits East Brunswick team. Becky Taylor scored sive play were Eddie Feeley, Mike Carbone, ball star will appear at a baseball portunities wtth solid defense. Richards, Regan Stempnlewlcz and Dreyor Michael Feoley and Doug Petschow who each for the Sox: Pemoulle and Harrison split earty for the Magic with tho support of offen- came in to retire the last two outs with bases Adrian. Meyer, Steve BobrowsW, Colin Stenv card and memorabilia show, • Although unseasonably warm temperatures sive players Laura Johnston. Nicole Starace, had many shots on goal. Midfielders EHca the pitching qutJes for the White Sox with each slowed the pace, Healoy was able to add his loaded In the seventh. mor and Frank Buonvlno. . • hosted by the Roselle Catholic Bethany Dtttmar and Tracoy Muhmney. Goalie Platt, Mm Kaltreldor, Lynsey Borges and recording eight strikeouts while limiting the 1 third. Both Ryan Kullk and Jeff Baer added Jonny Sands kept tho ball moving well while th.e' Bulldogs used tho extra base hit to The Chlckasaws were led by the fine pitch- Andrea Rosonkrans prevented East Brunswick Phillies to four singles. ''.... Men's Association. The'show will offensive excitement with Baer scoring from defenders Alan Doty, Amy Pldgoon and Amy score their runs. Jason McComb blasted a Ing of Jack Howard and Chris Marmo who from scoring by rejecting sesveral shots. Tom Slnnot had a hit and scored two runs take place from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. his mldflold position. Gonnaro Somma turned Matz helped keopors Uron Frelnd, Sands and homo run. Chris Kattroldor hit a long triple held tho Crows to five hits while striking out . Magic exploded with throe goals In the sec- for the Phillies. The other Phllry htts came off Saturday at Roselle Catholic High In a solid performance as goalie. Katoelder record tho shutout. ' while John Saltos, John Joe Colariisso and 10. First baseman John Pabst was the fielding the bats of Chuck O'Neill, Brick Rellly and Eric ond half. Megan Zambell scored on a cross- Kevin Igloslas each hit doubles. star of the game turning In two unassisted Briblosca. O'Neill, Rellly and Mike Alexo School. CENTENfiJAL 1, MAPLEWOOD 0 Colarusso started for the Bulldogs and double plays. Carlos Floras singled,, driving In shared pitching for the Phillies and combined Centennial met the Maplewdod Cougars pitched two rio-hlt (nnlnga whlla striking out the Chlckasaws two runs. Also playing well Tommy Agee of the "1969 Mira- for nine strikeouts. . WHh another consecutive shutout six. the Bulldog pttchors had 14 strikeouts on . were Tom Arthur, Ben Brown, Chris Gessner, cle Mets" will be on hand to sign Both teams* were equally matched, wtth the . tho day. • •••.••' Mike. Qrau, Chris Cad, Paul Marmo, Mike autographs from noon to 2 p.m. Sale Thru SAVE CASH! OPEN TO THE PUBLIC Drimonos, Chris Blngham and'lan Allcock. difference of Centennial utilizing wings. Justin NOW OPEN SUN. 9-5 Cranford girls Admission is $2 and all proceeds Metuslak crossed a ball from right "tofrig to 4/14/91 WILDCATS 8, EAGLES 4 Willy Corblslero, scoring the only:goal late In STEAKS Hal Hanson pitched seven • solid Innings will benefit the high school For MILK Memorial Divison Major League the socond half. - " '. • '• • T Bono • Rib • Shell • Rllets • Teriyaki striking out 14 batters In tho Wildcats 8-4 win: more information, call Joe at Centennial had sovoral shots on goal from WHOLE, 1%, 2%, SKIM over tho Eagles. •••'.• ... EMERALDS 7, RUBIES 20 1 CHOPS CUTLETS 245-3279, Carl at 241-4695, Lou at Eric Ferrelra, Robby Hubbuch, Brent Heck, • Lamb •Pork . Veal The-Wildcats scored four times In the first ANGELS 11, ATHLETICS 1 The Rubles opened the 1991 season with a 925-9636 or Ed at 486-5736. Pletro Somma and Tim Blellck. . $1" Inning. Tho big blow was Dan Slavlnsky's two-, The Angels opened their season Saturday Playing ftight on defense were- Brian Tu- per Gallon Buy 3 Of Any Kind Receive 4th FREE '" out triple which scored two runs; The Eagles with a victory by defeating the Athletics 11-1. rowskl, Mike Vendtttl, Mike D'Agostlno, Matt ; "^ Photos by Dlanno Dovorson came back to tie the game In tho top of the Greg Bazllus pitched the first four Innings Evans and Billy Crecca. They did a good Job i HOSPITALITY HORIZON FARMS fourth on a two-run double by Brian Rellly. FAMILY AFFAIR: Ron Auletta shows son Vincent how to cast without giving up a htt and striking out' eight clearing the ball and keeping It downfleld In Ready To Eat Cold Cereal 100% BEEF SUCES The Wildcats scored the go-ahead run In the Chris Sanda hurled tho final three and struck . • Maplewood area. Buy any 3 Bags pn opening day of fishing season while, below, Ron Jr. tries bottom of tho fourth, and then added three *i aTVQIt Pack 24- out four batters and gave up one run and . Adding a second .shutout to hid record, $ Insurance runs In the bottom of the sixth on three htts...... ,-.. Photo by George Pacdello Receive 1 Gallon of Milk FREE 1O 3 or. Portions his luck along the banks of the Rahway River here. Saturday's Boats goalie David Feder had only one attempted 8 VarlatlM • Packed 3S ox. Bag* : RBI by Joff Carney, Danny Martin and Robert •••T*- (uted for Phllly Steak Sandwichot) sunshine brought out numerous anglers but kept fish hiding- The Angels-were lad at the plate by Sands, LOSING BATTLE: Bear Matt Voorhees returns a shot during Brearley's 3-2 losing opener to shot on the Centennial goal. Prlcad from $2.89 - $4.09 - Losi. •..'•• . .. • • , • ;._• with two singles and a triple, Bazllus With a PROFERRA GONDOLA FURMANS Others supplying. offenso for the Wildcats •triplo and two-run homer; and Joe McComb Middlesex April 2. The Bears will host Bound Brook today and travel to Roselle Park Tuesday. MIXED RED & GREEN PEPPER STRIPS wore John Collnorl, Harris Scher, Chris WoJ- with a double and a triple. Also hitting .safely PIZZA PIES 95 clak and Hal Hanson. , . for the' Angels were Eric Patterson, Kevin Division II The Eagles woro lod by pttchors Brian' O'Donnoll, Jim D'Arcy, Brian Reppert and WARRIORS 1, HILLSIDE 1 $ 95 Pack SO $ •29 $jL7 Case 6 - #10 Cans Maher and Rellly who combined for 10 strike- rookie Jon Itzol. Patrick Maher, Michael Bazl- FISHER'S CHARTER SERVICE AHhbugh Cranford complotoly dominated the 1O 3 oz. Portions I #10 Con outs. Mahor also had. two hits and scored a lus and Rob Orslnl all played excellent de- THIS SPACE Sportflshlng Charters for Trout Cranford netmen split opening two matches game,-the Warriors had to settle for a tie In a run and Patrick Mqrlbaldl tripled and scored fonso In tho field. i. : & Salmon on Lake Ontario ' very physical home game. Right halfback IMPORTED MUSHROOMS PORTION PACK SUGAR once. .•,': Kovln Hopkins and Jim Zielebach pitched ' Full Time Guide Service By Daniel Aaron out Peter. Dlttmar opened tho scoring 11 minutes SUCED , STEMS & PIECES $-793 well for the Athletics, Zlolenbach, Chris Baran WAITING FOR Full or Half Day Trip's Available ' Into the game on a rocket shot from the right team correspondent Cranford lost a tough match Monday to Linden,, 2,000. Packs Minor League and Dave Bocorra h|t safely, for their team. 7 days a week. . (315) 626-2740 5 | $©95 Cranford High School netmen split their opening again 3-2. Unlike the first match; all three singles # io • Con Per Case YOUR AD . ' Call for 1t— broehura RED SOX 11, GIANTS 2 " contests were. lost while the doubles teams won Capt. Brian Fisher two matches. " . . Amazing Micro Diet MOHAWKS 14, PAWNEES 2 With tho task of defending last year's divi- After losing the first two singles April 3, the Cou^ again. HANDI-TRASH - BAGS FREE The Mohawks scored two In the first on a sion title, tho Red Sox met the challenge by As Seen 6n TVstdfring Cathy Le« Crosby Winning at first doubles were senior Joe Cassidy OIANT VALUE PACK W/DRAWSTRINQ i Doz. Lenders Bagels & 1 Ib. Cream Choeso Walk to Brad Sumohok and a triple, by Geoff exploding Into their season opener with an gars rallied to beat tJnion Catholic 3-2. Jeff Gittlin and Clancy 6-0, 7-2; winning at second doubles were No calorics to count, no foods to Kltchon • 70/13 gal. ' . i)-aaQC with purchnso of Rood who scored on an Infield hit by Paulo Impressive 11-2 victory over a good Giant . won at third singles 6-3, 6-4; the doubles team of weigh, and no need to go hungry Trash • 50/30 gal. . T^ 1 Ib. Nova Lox for $15.95 • team. . . Aaron and senior Seth Markowitz 6rO, 6-2. Fernandez. The. 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' , effective and affordable tho game close until the fifth-Inning when the Messnbr also led the offense by powering a Cranford Baseball and Softball Friday's scheduled match with Shabazz was rained plan ever^ BOULEVARD WHOLESALE FOODS Mohawks erupted for nlno rur\3 on olght hits doublo and a triplo and scoring three runs. ' "A WAREHOUSE OF SAVINGS" highlighted by Rob Schlppor's homo run and McKonna drove homo two RBI with a doublo Leagues FOR FURTHER DETAILS Hours: Mon.-Wcd. 8-6 CALL FOR EASY DIRECTIONS Kon Mate's bases loadod triplo. _ ' and single, scoring both times. Andrew ' -MTALL 1-800-732-0937 900 Lincoln Blvd. Sumenek, Rood and Schlppor wore effoctlVQ Schmltt also collected two RBI on a sharp Thurs. & Fri. 8-8 201-469-8401 Middlesex, NJ on tho mound, for the Mohawks. single and a fielder's choice. Catcher Phil Snt. 8-5 • Sur). 9-5 IVe Accept Food Stamps Galllort singled twice driving In a run. Andy CHEROKEES1, APACHES 3 Nordstrom singled and scored twice.wflh an The Cherokbes, sponsored by Victor Dennis RBI. Tony Donovan picked up an RBI on a Realty, recorded their first victory of the sea- fielder's choice arid Jason. Harris had a tre- son against the Barton Realty Apaches: Chris mondous defensive game for the Sox. . Jaeger Furlno and Rob Sands combined their pitch- The '91 Rod Sox. are sponsored by Wolngart lf And Save! Ing to strike out 17 Apache batters. Furlno led Financial Planners. Registration and Parents Meeting : the.team with five RBI, ripping two home runs, For the Giants, Kevin Fo.ntana picked up an a doublo and a single.-Matt Vendrttl went 3- RBI on two slngloa.. Pitcher Kevin Feeley For All Parents/Guardians of REGISTERED and BulldlnqMalorl.il Ccnlcro for-4 with a home run, a double and a single. brought home.the other run wHh a fielder's Sands smoked a triplo and a single with Vince choice and also singled. Jeff Weber, Mike UNREGISTERED T-Ball Participants for 1991 Doslderio and Ryan Schmltt hitting a doublo . Hammer, SKaun Weeded and Brian Boyle all and single each. Kqvrin Levonas and Andrew singled to complete tho Giant offense. All Boys And Girls Must Be Seven Years Of 9 Foot Cedar Bucko also hit safely tor the Cherokees while Western Red Cedar Fencing fine playing was done by Robert Levonas, YANKEES 6, DODGERS 1 Age Before August 1, 1991 FehcePosts Dan Daly and David Kraulor. . . The Yankees began their defense of the po- Pitching well tor the Apaches were Eric 1990 loaguo championship with a solid team r* Beauty of Doweled Post Montgomery arid Mike Merentlno. The Ap- victory In a divisional matchup. 7:30 pm -8:00 pm Registration < Western aches picked up throe runs by Dan Zob- Yankee hurier Brian Cumlskey went the dis- ^Red Cedar rowskl, Jesse Andrews and Jason SrhHh. tance striking out 12 and allowing Just two 8:00 pm - 8:30 pm Meeting walks. Brian Bolrno started for the Dodgers Solid Post HURONS 13, CREES 7 yielding four runs on six hits. Dave MarkowKz 8:30 pm -9:00 pm Registration • Pitching for the Creos were Tim Stylor, Kevin was tough In relief, notching six.strikeouts In Bebtel and Sam Dovlto who together fanned his two-Inning stint 11 Huron batters, walked 13 and allowed 14 Cumlskey was aided by a nearly flawless Thursday1 April 11,1991 hits. Hitters for the' Creds were Brian Stylor dofonstve effort leg by Brian D'Amlco, Chris Events of the day include a 15K and 5K competition, a two mile with a single; two runs scored and one. RBI; Thee, Terrol Lewis ahd rookie catcher Eric At Cranford Community Center fitness walk, children's lollipop races, an outdoor band fest, tail- Kevin Bebtel,'a single and one run scored; Sunday, May 19,1991 Schrelber. . gate picnic competition, a skydiving exhibition, costumed cartoon Billy Stempor, a single, triple, three RBI and a RBI doubles by Schrelber and D'Amlco and 0 characters and TV and sports celebrities to sign autographs run scored; Tim Styler, an RBI on a sacrifice;'-, a clutch two-run. single by first-year player •'' To Register Participants: Please AT&T Moorland Farm,-Far Hills, New Jersey David Petat and Scot Wester, a single apiece; Bobby Habor paced the Yankee offense. Also throughout tljc day. Drew Corester, one run; John Nosland, two picking up base hits for the Yanks were Sean Bring PROOF Of AGE and A Benefit Evtnt for The Hidland School . runs. Dlglharst, Rosonkrantz and Bunrom all Fltzpatrlck with two, Pat Burke, Cumlskey and The first 2500 registrants in the 15K or 5K will receive an attrac- /•• played well. Registration Fee Of $25.00 Thee. . . . • May 19,199! celebrates the 14th running of the Midland Run, tive nylon athletic bag commemorating the 1991 Midland Run, an ' Pitching for the Hurons were Matt Small arid . John Hogna, Bolme and rookies - Jason official race program, individual race results and free post-race Arch Top 6x8'Section Joe Viola who combined to strike out 10 Creo Collnerl and Rob Seager had singles for the Questions Call Tony Sciarrillo 272-8968 a yearly fundraiser to benefit the Midland School, a non-profit batters, walk five and allow only three hits. Dodgers. rehabilitation center serving the special needs of children .with refreshments. All participants in the Ramble will receive a bronze Hitters for the Hurons were John Martin with a learning disabilities, communication disorders and/or behav- die-cast medallion and neck ribbon. • Traditional elegance single; Viola, a double, single, three RBI and Priced Right! ioral problems. and privacy one run scored; Small, a home run, two runs For additional applications, Ramble applications, and informa- 99 Kean College baseball team scored, one RBI; Carmen Plrillo, a three-run Always considered one of the country's most beautiful and enjoy- . tion regarding sponsorships, corporate tents, tailgate picnic com- S»c»|on Po3tsnot,n6ludad. home run, two runs scored and three RBI; CDF STANLEY petition, patron parking, advance ticket sales and souvenir items, Brett O'Malloy, a single and two runs scored;; able courses to run, the event has continued to expand to include 55 out Chapman, Kyle Ward, two singles, two RBI, two runs a wide range of activities for the entire family. call 908-722-8250. 3/8"X100' scored; Grog Spaltro, one run scored; Chris -Shaw, three singles, one RBI, one run scored; Steel Tape l£ean College baseball teaim every, game and just refuse to Robert Wise, a bases loaded triple,-three RBI; leader and second baseman Brian Eric Mendolson, a single and one run scored. 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Main St. Somervllle, NJT. Sunday 2:00 to 11:00 restaurant-goers • Bridal Showers ' •Anniversaries •Class Reunions Retirements • Weddings . ^Birthdays' ••• Family Parties We Have It All! \ Prices ranging from $7.95 to $14.95 When The Bestlsnt Good Enough...TRY US! Prime Ribs of Beef—Our House Specialty .-, "DIVERSIONS" - FRI. & SAT. NITES b ~ LIVE ENTERTAINMENT THURSDAY THRU SUNDAY - COMPUMENTARY HORS D'OEUVRES 757-3322 W:«W«W,-«X«v:-: u,w«;v< Chan's Celebration with. Chinese Restaurant [~Buy One Dinner V Lunch Special I Days A Week COACH N' PADDOEE I at Reg Price 1 With Every 5 Orders get ROUTE 78 (EJtlT 12) 4 Mites Will il CUNTON. M J. • and Receive 201r735-7889 I •This Weekly column Is devoted wtkm ' ONE FREE (.'fliS )_;jL • LUNCH • DINNER •COCKTAILS I Second Dinner* at * «|iiivvi | to sharing with you, our readers, 1 the different kinds of delightful, Whether it's a birthday, graduation, >AWEDDINGS • 8ANQUETS • PARTIES FOR ALL OCCASIONS ' delicious cuisine In our area. Any ' r Join Us Monday to Friday S pm - 7pm anniversary, or rehearsal dinner ... '• Special events deserve::;.. ,^ • 10% Order BALLROOM DANCING Happy Hour Get 1 Liter Soda FREE Sat., April 27 - 7:1)0-11:30 The Bridgewater Manor is pleased to Host a 1/2 Price Cocktails plus Complimentary Hot Buffet Lobster Festival every Thursday and Friday night. with Any Purchase over $20.00 MUSIC OF THE BIG BAND ERA KHAN'S PALACE S24.95 PER PERSON UNLIMITED! GeJ 2 Liters FREE featirfng 19 ROUTE 22 AND ROCK AVENUE 1940s Big Band Music GREEN BROOK, NJ. with Any Purchase over $30.00 -' Dinner-Dance $25.95 185' Mridisonville Road: Basking RldgeM. 07920 with this ad Pre.Person. Plus Tax. • L^ 908-968-9333 ^ Conveniently located Vi mile from Roiite 287 " Gratuity & Cocktails Rt. 22 West Bfidgewater Public Dining and Banquet Facilities ''•••' • • . 1. * JT (Next to Red Bull Inn) You're in for a treat If you go fo Khan's Palace In Green Brook and decide to try their Mongolian barbecue. I guarantee It's not like anything you have, 216 Centennial Ave., Crahford 11am-10pm experienced before, it. Is a combination salad bar, Chinese buffet and barbe- Rt. 202/206, Bridgewater I 658-3000 cue. In fact, each qf the three separate stations can be considered a meal In Itself. It Is your opportunity to try a multitude of different.Chinese dishes and 276-3335 sauces. You are only limited to how much you ban eatl ; • .• • Dining at Khan's Palace, which opened last December, Is indeed a unique I experience. Even the pastel colors of off.whlte, pink and light, green.are not . what you- normally see In a restaurant like this. The decor also Includes 1 beautifully framed windows, large hanging plants and matching pink and green: tile in the barbecue kitchen area. . , , Early Bird Specials . Manager Daniel Kero told us it took them four months to renovate what was once the Ponderosa Steak House. His wife chose the colors and furniture, R 1ST OR A N T E I T A L I A NO i The result Is a spacious, light upscale dining room without'the upscale prices/ Ni Mon-Fri. 4:30-7:00 The waiters are formally dressed In white shirts, cumberbunds and match- Formerly of Fanwood, Now Open in Peapack-Gladstone Sunday 1-4 . ing tie. They are both friendly and Informative. Since Khan's does not serve i alcohol, we brought our own bottle of wine. Our waiter brought.us chilled NY Times Full Course Dinner glasses and a wine bucket. He always appeared when our glasses (both wine' "Very Good" Choice of Poultry Fish or Beef and water) needed filling. . ;• • ._.-,• 8 Sept. 24, 1989 witihh SSoup , PPotato , VVe e & SalaSldd '• Walters can make the difference between a pleasant arid an unpleasant dining experience. At.Khan's palace they try to help you'^clYptepc>f\tne wayj Star Ledger fe suggesting, how, much sauce to use on' your barbecue, which one Is hot ot ''Excellent?' " • \ "".';' 1 April 20, 1990 mild, and what mixes best with your choice of vegetables and meat. 5 Hours Open Bar For information The Mongolian .barbecue costs $13.95 at dinner, $6.95 at. lunch and £; : Cocktail Hour >^ $1S.95 for a Saturday or Sunday brunch-. In addition to the barbecue, Khan's 7 Course Dinner, Tiered Wedding Cake "The best of the best" Travel Host also has a regular menu of over 80 items which even Includes a special Feb 12, 1989 selection for weight watchers. Some of the house specialties are.General Tso's Silver Candelabras and Flowers OurOwnStor«4ud« regarding these chicken ($9.75) and Three's Company ($13.95) consisting of lobster, scallops, Flaming Jubilee Show, Private Bridal Cole Slaw, Mtcaranl Salad, Good food... shrimp and vegetables In a spicy garlic sauce. Nothing on the menu'costs Rooms, White Glove Service or Potato Salad Very professional and attentive' Now more than $13.95, with most prices In the $9 to $11 range. 99 restaurant pages But the real story here is the Mongolian barbecue. You start off your meal FROM' The Courier-News with your choice of soup. I ordered the wonton soup and my husband had the Ib. Showing hot and sour. We both enjoyed our soup. . June 15, 1989 „ For our next course my husband went to the salad bar and I chose the Our own Store Made Italian Till April 12 buffet counter. The choices at the salad bar included lettuce and dressings (all Lean Sausage Hot or Sweet Open M-F for Lunch • 7 Nights for Dinner call Gall for Show times \ home made), salads, jello, fruit and shrimp. • •••'• •••-.•/••• 2% Milk ] The buffet counter,, which changes dally, Included such Items as General 99 (formerly Maria's Restaurant) Tso's chicken, pork Peking, mussels with black bean sauce, squid In garlic , gal, (HmH3) i sauce, crab with ginger scalllon sauce, pork fried rice, mixed vegetables, egg 12 LACKAWANNA AVENUE Micki Pulsinelli i rolls and dumplings, I dldri't try everything but what I did try, particularly USDAGradpA STARTINQ THIS FRIDAY PEAiPACK-GLADSTONE OUHOWN8TORB-MADB General Tso's chicken, was excellent. My husband liked the mussels best. Skinless Chicken Cutlet . Before going to the Mongolian barbecue your waiter will give you a tongue SAU8AQE PADDIE8 (908) 781-1888 at 968-5700 , depressor, with your Initials on them. At the front of the table are large white (Onion ttP«pp*r or PMn) . and blue china bowls. You take one, fill It with raw vegetables, meat (choice of SHRIMP COCKTAIL 1 beef, chicken, pork and lamb) and top it with your choice of eight different SOUP sauces. As I mentioned above, a waiter is stationed-there to help you with your Old Fashioned Low Prices Shop us eye choice of sauces and also how much to use (usually two scoops for everything : & SALAD BAR vfia& ! ' except the hot oil sauce). '•••.' OPA-OPA DRINK r$uper value & fyJlsSDJ!S2ii ^ * i . When you are finished choosing, you leave your bowl at the end of the table and a chef will cook everything on the round grill In front of you. When SNIFFVS CHILDREN'S 1714 Has ton Avenue, 1 the food Is cooked, your waiter will deliver It to your table. . : Somerset, NJ. (exit t off RtMT) MENU |. 1 _Yau;dan^try_,mlxlng.,8aucesl.(spicy^or_regulat), meat9_Jand,yegetables,_pr_ Itemember... 469-2522 . choose the one combination you like best. And, you can go up as often as you like. |f the. barbecue Is too chancy for you, although I don't think It will be, Make Rcscrviitions Now Ask about our newly I return instead to the buffet counter, . " '.-• Park & Mountain Aves.. Scotch Plains 322-7726 Whatever your choices are I'm sure you will enjoy your meal at the new expanded catering service ' Khan's Palace in Green Brook. 136 So. Plalnfleld Ave. , Hours of Operation: Lunch-Monday-Friday 11:00 A.M. to 2:30 P.M. Dinner. So. PlalnHeld Secretaries Sunday-Thursday 8:00 P.M. to 9:30 P.M. Friday-Saturday 5:bO P.M. to 10:30 ;••/•> 7 f/•/•• 1 P.M. Brunch - Saturday & Sunday 12:30 P.M. ato 2:30 P.M. Early bird special I Monday-Thursday before 6:00 P.M. 15% discount for senior chlzens on Wed- 755-Food (3603) LOBSTER MANIA nesday. Available for banquets accommodating 10 to 50 people. .. Week : •/;•• ./:• I ••:! f f ,J y •.. 755-3660 (Dell) is ^Thl« column Is designed ta acquaint with dinitlinlnn g spott s I n the areae . It Is not.Intendent Ite d aft* critique. Every Thursday THERE IS NO UDDER! It's The Perfect Time & Friday Night Join Us for Great April Steak Sale! ctable Monday • NY Strip Steak...... *11.95^v For Bosses To Show Stuffed Shrimp Our Dele Tuesday - Complete Prime Rib Dinner *13.95 Buffet Style with Crabmeat Sunday Brunch Includes soup & dessert Their Appreciation For • Unlimited Lobster . Complete Dinners Only Wednesday -1 Pound Top Sirloin...... *12.95 • TwoPasta's locLSoap, Lobster or Shrimp, Thursday - Prime Rib Dinner..... *9.95 A Job Well Done Vegi, Potato & Dessert • Shrimp 95 $ FRIDAY* SATURDAY Friday - NY Strip Steak & Shrimp Scampi...... ^.. 14.95 • Carving Station 5:30 P.M. to 9:30 PM Casual Dining Every Fri, Sat & Sun in our Grill Room For all your eating and • Fried Calamari Come Enjoy & Relax in p/person SUPER COUPON drinking needs, Unlimited • Lobster Stuffing Closed Mondays Our Newly Renovated • Herring &Lox Open For Lunch _*£^ Sunday Brunch U:30 3p m Irish Pub To Advertise Call • Assorted Salads FISHERMAN'S Tues - Sat /jft " • Dessert SMORGASBOARD To Order From Micki At One Coupon per Customer (Children Excluded) Our Butcher Shop Reservations Requested 560-4700 CO ON T H V C l.,,M « Entertainment on Friday Nights BaCar's . ••&#*> Call 755-2575 May31 81 1-735-4200 Rt. 31, Clinton, NJ 708 Mountain Blvd. 0 CONNORS 572 Boul«vard In Kenltworih, 276-7775 • CONTINENTAL—ITALIAN CUISINE at the Quality Inn ' 1850 EASTON AVE., Somerset 755-2565 968-5700 .•... <• I 11 I I I I I ../..-/' I B-10 CRANFORD CHRONICLE Thursday April 11,1991 News of Rah way River cleanup work travels far and wide Michelle Casciano attends Forbes Newspapers April 11,1991 - Union County Classified — 1 (News 6f local volunteers' efforts funds, Cranford hired a consultant to clean the Rahway River has firm, Maser, Sosinski and Associ- Tf^r^rTF ' ates of Matawan, to survey"tluFeTP" O!Brien leadership seminar George Lindsey Young, a re-tire length of the river starting in Michelle Casciano, daughter of She also is active, in her churchf porter from WWOR-TVV visited West Orange and continuing Frances and Lawrence Casciano youth group. • •>' Cranford April 2 to gather infor- downstream to Cranford. The re- of 103 Spring Garden St, was this Each year a CHS sophomore .is; mation for a news.feature about port suggests that much of Cran- year's Cranford High School dele- sponsored" to the seminar by the; the Rahway River.and Cranford ford's problems with the river gate to the state leadership insti- Wednesday Morning Club, Junior; River Maintenance Committee's stem from illegal dumping, dan- tute sponsored by the Hugh Woman's Club and Village Im-; The resulting segmentjwas shown from upstream municipalities. As ence was held March 22 to 24 in are selected for their ability "to: on Channel 9 News that night and a result March's regional confer- Cherry Hill. work well with.others and to think} again the following day. It-was ence was held; Representatives, Michelle, a CHS sophomore, is a for themselves. The conference- picked up also by CNN. Young from engineering, health and pub- varsity cheerleader, a member of puts them in touch with leaders im learned about the. committee's lic works departments and mayors • the school band and Drug Free business, sports, industry, educa-;- work at keeping the river clear of and township committees at-.youth Program, arid parliamen- tion and government . j debris and. litter from publicity tended including Union County, tarian of the student government generated by the Rahway River . manager Ann Baran. •••..-•. Regional Conference, held March 908-231-6610 25 at Union County College. Speakers included David Don- We're #1! OR TOLL FREE IN NEW JERSEY ahue of the river committee, Bob Management group cites Pipchick Union County The story featured Cranford Harsell of the Woodbridge Water- Named Best Weekly Classified health and recycling offices, the Robert M. Pipchick of Cranford ment and contract management ; shed Association and Bob Zientek Pipchick has been with Ebasco ; library, the Canoe Club and pic- of the Rahway Water Service. The has been named a fellow of the By N.J. Press Association 1»800t334#0531 edition since 1987 and is corporate ad- \ tures from the Chronicle's ar- keynote speaker was environmen- National Contract Management chives. . Township Committeeman Association (NCMA). The designa- mmistrator, government contract i talist David Moore; director of the tion of fellow is bestowed on per- compliance. He holds a bachelor's ; CHEVY 76 CORVETTE- CHEVY 90 LUMINA DODGE 85 CHARGER- FORD 87 ESCORT- 4dr, HQNDA 9O3CRX Sl- MAZDA 85 GLC- 4DR, MERCEDES 78 280SE- MERCURY 87 SABLE Dan Aschenbach, Union County NJ. Conservation Foundation. ^V canary yellow w/brown all EURO- loaded, 4 door; 2.2 liter, 5 spd, AC, excel- auto trans,-AM/FM cass., Freeholder Elmer Ertl and Mavis sons who have made significant degree from Holy Cross College, ; 1±O auto', hatchback, 48k sunroof, AC, AM/FM Show. car, new engine, LS— fully loaded w/power Worcester, Mass., and a masters,;: leather int, 49K orig. excel cond, was $1.7,450, lent cond. 1 owner, 55k miles, AM/FM, AC, Used cass., 31mpg.,~12k miles. new brakes & battery, 46k 78,000 mis., loaded. Red roof, digital dash, keyless Serafin, co-chairman of the local The Cranford River Mainte- and outstanding contributions to AUTOS miles, mint cond, asking now $10,900. 359-1125 miles, Asking $2750. Call car warranty, great station $10,500/80. 234-4178- miles. Excellent Condi- w/tan int. Excel, cond., entry, Mlchilen tires, river committee, were inter- nance Committee took the pppor^ the field of contract management degree in business administration {, FOR SALE $9500. 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May take over ga- JEEP 85 CHEROKEE homes In 15 publications extras. $14.000/BO. 271- warranty, silver notch NJ Inspection. $1950. sell BeBt^ter 225-1376. CHEVY 85 8ILVERADO 5818 a good investment Real Estate Connection NISSAN '83 SENTRA- back: 49,600 ml. Asking 766-093*.766-5140. rage rental,: $58/mo., LAREDO- 2 door, 5 throughout Somerset. Wagon, «pd.. 4DR, 88K $9.775/BO. 873-1137 ,PONTIAC 84 TRANS- TOYOTA 84 CAMRY- 278-7935 eves. SUBURBAN- Excellent speed, AC, sunroof, mint Middlesex and Unlort PROWLER TRAVEL Is an automobile a good fi- course. But many car lovers 210-HOMES FOR SALE 85 HORI- AM— black/gold. V8 5 auto, 4- door sedan, AC, condition. $5000. Call condi(]on Interior, black Counties? It caught your TflAILER '76- 22ft., nancial investment? It's a matter prefer to hang on to their dream ml., nev battery/clutch/ NISSAN 89 240SX- mid- ZON- Silver, ,4 door, CHEVY 52- 4 dr., very after 9PM or weekends 215 - TOWNHOUSES AND CONDOS exhaust AAM/FM cass. 3bd, PS/PB, P/windows, PS, PB. sunroof, AM/FM w/tan, new BFQ tires & attention, didn't It? sleeps six, all amenities. of viewpoint. A financial analyst .-cars until, as^ usually happens, night blue, auto, air, AM/auto, good cond, high AM/FM stereo cass,.rear stereo caas., 62k miles good condition, no motor. 766-7125 clutch. All records' avail. Call YOUR ad In todayl FOR SALE $1500. (all Constantino FM cas», 6K ml mint mileage. Asking $1100. ch*vy,63 Impalla station Excel, cond. Best reason- who might cringe at the thought they're made an offer they 932-8692 or 220-6921. defroster, new tires. 65K, S5000/BO. Call 752-8021 CHEVY 87 PICK-UP- 4 $5900. Call Phil 765-9350. 1-800-334-0531. able offer. Call 722-3456. 1. 220 - COMMERCIAL PROPERTY l cond, $13,000/rteg. 276-Call 725-5291 S5500/BO. 757-3594, afterSPM. wagon— Best offer, for of "investing" $15,000 -$20,000 cannot refuse. A NIS8AN '87, 300 ZX 3898 after SPM : both. Call 722-3925/ WD, snowplow, bedllner, JEEP CHEROKEE 88- 4 We petBesultsI STAR UTE 83 POP UP- FOR SALE trailer Hitch, 45k miles, in a hew car might see a classic "Take your time to find a de- Turbo- I llack w/charcoal PONTIAC 85 FIERO TOYOTA 84 SUPRA- 5 CHEVY 57 WAQON- dr, buff .yellow, AC, PB,FORKUPTS- (2rBaker, sleeps 5, air conditioner, 225 - ACREAGE AND LOTS OLDS 67 442- Great ARE— Wagon, Runs. speed, loaded, excellent S7500/BO. Must selllII PS, 4WD, auto, sunroof, propane. Allls Chalmers, gas stove & heater, sink. 25 year old car as a good risk. sirable car that's mechanically leather |r , loaded. Mint orlg. car. Gold, Slack vinyl $500. Call T)ave (908) SE-5 spd, AM/FM, AC. runs good, Caff 968-8181 ask for 230 — OUT OF AREA PROPERTY condition $12,000/B.O. 7S219Q83. thru-outl Pampered 103K 70k miles'. Very clean, gas, 6000 Ib. lift capacity) Mint condition. Asking Many older cars prove to be sound with minimum rust," ad- tojj?lnt Auto, PS, AC, SSI, . ml. Must see/drive. Must Mike. , orlg. owner. $12,400. excel cond, overhead, 235 -- MOBILE HOMES AND SITES • Call 964-9^69i, Iv. mess. $6706.908-281-0803 $2100/BO. 722-7273 excellent investments. And, like vises McMinn. "iConvertibles PONTIAC '80, SUN-nil. Mast self. $5000/B.O. sell. $4500/BO. 356-1988 DObQE 76 POWER 685-0067 after 6 pm. auto', best offer over 240 - REAL ESTATE WANTED NISSAN ?:$FNT5AT.'* PLDS 73 CUTLASS SU- BIRD- 125K mi.. 4 233-5886. leave message. $3000 each. 846-4914 SUZUKI, 1985 QUAD fine paintings or coins, they are make especially good invest- TOYOTA 86 CAMRY WAGON- 4X4, W200, 3/ MAZDA 83 B2000 PICK RACER 250— Rebuilt ments, bften bringing .twice the 245 *- BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES PONTIAC 85 PARI- 4 ton, 8' bed, 318 auto, gaining in popularity among UP— w/cap. Runs Well, GRILLS- for 78 Ford motor bottom to top, new price of their hard top'counter-' 250 - APARTMENTS FOR RENT PS. PB, + extras. 63k body straight,'.new parts. Int.; Mustang 77 radiator; •tires, excellent cond. novices as well as experienced , Qood.;cond: miles. 1 owner, good " parts." 255 - HOUSES FOR RENT after or weekends, AM/FM cass. $1600/BO. Pinto tires, rims, hubcaps . $1200 or B.O. After 7 collectors; S cond., $2100/BO. Call p.m., (609) 397-9344. "Don't be frightened off by a 260 - TOWNHOUSES AND CONDOS . 981-0183 272-3643. 469-7399 55-80 sets, 74, 79 start-. "You can enjoy using your ALINA- PS/PB, P/wind- system, excel cond, very TOYOTA 86 COROLLA- ers, alternators. 356-6843. bad interior; a good auto up- FOR RENT NISSAN '90 STANZA- OLDS 82 CUTLASS SU- dow & door locks, stereo, clean. Call 889-9652 CHEVY 64 CORVAIR- investment while it appreci- 5spd, AM/FM cass., AC, Sr5, 44K. Miles, Garage DODGE 87 DAKOTA- SUBARU 88- 3dr, hatch, MQ WIRE WHEELS- holstery and trim shop will have 265 -e- ROOMS FOR RENT AC, auto, 2 new tires, PONTIAC 86 FIRE- kept, one owner, auto, Convertible, auto trans, Mldsi?e pickup. 28,000 Price reduced, Must sell. 1958 Midget w/4 hubs. 18O A ates," says Robert McMjnn, co- 270 - OFFICES FOR RENT sunroof. 9300 ml. $9800. lood, 98K original miles. runs good, $400/BO. 302- BIRD-- V8, auto, AC. P/* pew lifters, tires-, battery & 5spd, AC, AM/FM cass, author, of 1991. edition of Ed- access to virtually any fabric or Laid off from work, must air, am/fm cass. great paint. Solid, floors. Low miles, PS, PB, auto, ex- Cap for pick up, 76Vi BOATS & 275 -m COMMERCIAL PROPERTY "" | $1600. Call 908- 0292 after 6PM. windows & door locks. condition. cellent condition. Must PB, PS. 35k. excellent inches x 63Vfc Inches. mund's ""American Dream Cars, interior panel ever made. An in- selll Call Maria at 908- 231-0588, leave message. PONTIAC 79 FIREBIRD [ACCESSORIES] FORRENT . AM/FM cassette stereo, 968-4790. 8 i?7*fr0362 . see to appreciate, $7000 cond. $6200. 707-1626 Best offer. 846-4914 . 1946-1972." "And, with rea- terior can be restored from 359-1153 or Iv. mess. OLDS 82 FIRENZA- 4 FORMULA- auto, p/wln- tilt wheel, 1 owner good or best offer. 233-0316, • 280 - VACATION RENTALS NISSAN 83 280ZX- 89 SUPRA TOYOTA '81, SR 5 RUNNING BOARDS— for sonable care and maintenance headliner to icarpet, door to speed hatchback, new dowa; PS, PB. AC; AM/FM condition, must sell, 65 IMPALA 2 FORD '74 RANCHERO- Turbo, 5 speed, t-tops, cass stereo, runs real i— adult owner, DOOR— 1 owner, good SHORTBED— Convert- 1990 Jeep Cherokee, 1959 OWENS CABIN your 25-30 year old car is likely door and padded dash to rear 285 - MISCELLANEOUS RENTALS clutch, bearing & pres- $5300. 609-443-4785 fully loaded, targa PS, PB, AC, runs well. CRUISER— wood, sleeps S digital dash, leather sure plate, no rust, excel- well. $2700. 968-5268 .leave message. • ' - condition. V8, auto, rally ible. $2500. New body hardware - Included. $75. to appreciate at a better rate 'package shelf," says McMinn. 290 - WANTED TO RENT antf lockln $595. Call 908-755-4814. Call 709-0930 days, 344- 5, 25 ft, new 350 Chevy seats, all options. Good lent, condition. $1600. after 4PM . Wheels. Minor work. Seri- parts, 52,000 miles. Gall than other investments I could. 295 - ROOMMATES WANTED condition (no rust), $3950 PONTIAC 87 TRANS tern, car p ous restorers only. Make FORD 79 F150 PICK- John 658-4021,. 8585 ask for Bill. eng. Only need coat of Professional upgrading of UP- with cab, 4 WD, 79k bottom paint to put In mention." vehicle interiors is a fast grow- TIRES & RIMS- for Water.. Owner must sell, 1 miles, Asking $2800. Call Chrysler, brand new, The new book lists and de- ing automotive service, accord - NISSAN 84 SENTRA- 2 nine n? nciTA aa— great speakers-, good loaded, extras, 46IC ml, Y 7 best offer. 846-4914 Classified Connection door, 5 speed, air, rebuilt TOYOTA 90 COROLLA Sitjf X ' i° ME 233-8551 after 4 on week- $125. Call 985-2945 scribes post war American cars, ing to Car Care Council. People Bod U8t DX— 25K ml, 5 speed, days, anytime weekends. 13O MERCURY, OUTBOARD 305 -- AUCTIONS eng, new radials, AM/jFM, V«I auto» 4dr^all DQwaT y- "> sell, $2000 or excellent condition, - J?ri9 owfe-r-Ex ,- TIRES- 4 P175 tires for . some of which have appreci- are keeping their cars longer PS, excel cond. Inside & ™'n ^V^ill^ Xhffv best offer. Call 752-8258, $7500.828-9331 . AM/FM edss, 4 door, I FORD 80 COURIER-. VANS 81 20 HP- Long shaft 310— GARAGE SALES excel cond, $6500/BO. Nissan Sentra. Barely with controls. Excellent ated at; alarming rates. The and fixing them up, thereby in- 83K ml. miles, clean In & out ask- PONTIAC 79 TRANS PONTIAC 88 FIRE- Good cond. 11bk miles, FOR SALE used.. For trade plus 312 - BAZAARS AND SALES 356^8623 great work truck,. 4. cyl. 5 condition. Low hours. owner of a 1969 Ford Boss creasing the value of. a well ing $2400. Leave mes- AM—4speed, t-tops, 4.9 BIRD- V6 engine, fully. mhBeM 0^8464914 cash. Call 563-1776. 314 ^ANTIQUES VOLKSWAGEN 8 6 spd., $800. Will deal. 609- Asking $650. Call 369- Mustang fastjback, for example, maintained older vehicle. NISSAN 86 300ZX- „. .„-,...—._ -..-_i. .*.,.. | j j alarm system, ex- 683-1151. • UTILITY CAP-^ heavy 4210.. 315^ FOR SALE mlOacesBt ( op 0Od CHEVY 79 SERIES 10 - would be happy to kriow the For owners of these cars and/ Whlte, 2 pass, auto, ASS PONTIAC 7B TRAN<$ ' - assume payments. | rm7 - cassett41Ka miles S44oo, air', J!^, • ' 9 condition, duty, Reading fits S-10 or 1-800-334-0531 316— FREETO GOOD HOME turbo, fully loaded. 2 cellent condition, 32K a a FORD 82 E-350— Long- auto; 6 cyl; new brakes, S-15 Pick-ups. $250. call OUTBOARD MOTOR- value of his car has increased or for prospective "dream car" alarm systems. $8660. 8«L:<5UT1ASS bed, 81K miles, Cleveland. shocks, carburetor, trans; 908-782-6781; 782-3391 Sears Game Fisher 3.5 362% to $50,0.00.in 3.5 years. . buyers, Car Care Council:offers 317— YARD. GARDEN AND FARM . 351, auto, PS, PB, engine ex.cel; purchased . larger horsepower, $75 or bost 320 - HORSES AND SUPPLIES A 1958 . Buick Roadmaster an informative pamphlet entitled p moor fink! 1 3 I V/; April 11,1991 — Union County Classified — 7 6 — April-11,1991 — Union County Classified ; THE NEW HYUNDAI ROUTE 22 BRAND NEW 1991 EXCEL . ' ' M w Containt Oanaratail by Ad Dapartmont BRAND NEW'91 SONATA GL IN ONE LOCATION! s S Hyundrf *Or Sadafl. 1.41. EH K»l B>0. AUTO, .IW r*rrj * . m n&p a^fWj, tW« HWM4 9**. enkt UKfv»o, wniacaa».tn.WCMOO.opiMJM, FfM SMary. Dud fUmot* OW. Mm, IV 0*n. Door Edo. Oarta. TfOan. aKI FoumUn &k>2U. \*W# ^M* «td tatmtti S*#448. VH#MU,0W21 MSRr: uacuosw. KSBP; tiuer. T J&filnjjjBm'JM^^ *19,643; Price Incls '1500 MFR Rebate. 60 mo closed-end lease. 13,000 mi/yr, 80/ml thereafter. 1st rno pymtifc sec. dep. due at Inception of lease. All leases subject to primary lender approval. Prices incl all costs except tax, lie, doc. & regls. fees. •-/ •Jjf J 8 —April 11,1991 — Union County Classified April-11, -199i—-Union CountyJ2assiflecL-=_9_ FLEMINQTON- a very MIDDLESEX BY SOMERSET- 3/4 bdrm. CRANFORD- 1 bdrm PISCATAWAY— 2 story special home. Unique OWNER- 356-3579. Cape Cod. 2 full baths, condo In park setting. Townhouse, no mainte- floor plan. Large dining & Newly renovated, Western CAC, finished bsmt., ga- New kitchen/bathroom. nance fee. 2 large bed- great room. 2 fireplaces, Middlesex, 2 family, rage. Private yard w/ Walk to train to NYC. Low rooms. 1 Vi baths, CAC, skylights, CAC, cathedral $175,000. Open House gazebo & frulflrees. Dead maintenance fee. Asking. all appliances, many ex- REAL ESTATE end street. 80x125 lot. $104.000.709-0292. tras, $,109,900. Call 908' celling, Florida room. Sunday 1-4PM, 206 Korlan kltcHerrwtth many Chestnut Street HELP-U- $164,500. Call 469-3859 FRANKLIN PARK- Soci- -463=3277.-- H Er C T I O Ncabinets. A great value. SELL P.FT.M.Bkr. 469- ety Hill III Townhome, 2 C O SOMERVILLE- By PISCATAWAY— Society $227,900. Owners will 2800, OUR BANK NOW bdrm. 2 Vi bath, LR, DR, consider an offer, Call PAYS ALL YOUR CLOS- owner. Executive neigh- Hill. Largest 2 bdrm, 2Vi AMWELL VALLEY, Hills- BRANCHBURO— 5 EDISON BY OWNER- eat-in kit., Many upgrades bath Townhouse. Model bdrtn, 2 14 bath Ranch. 572-4826. Contemporary Copper Kettle Realty at ING COSTS. EXCEPT borhood. 4 bdrm, 2Vi & extras. By owner 210 borough Twsp., 150+ yr. 3 bedroom, 2 bath, 2 car 236-6022, PREPAYS. IF QUA1LFIED. baths, FR, skylight, cus- 300. Many upgrades & clapboard Colonial on 3 LR.. D.R., kitchen, F.R. $119,900 Call 821-6796. extras. Pool & tennis. HOMES w/flreplace, CAC, garage, garage, deck, air, BIG Only $8750 down. tom features, large deck. ACS. surrounded by GREENBROOK- 3 Br. $189,500. Owner Is real HILLSBOROUGH- 1 $123,900,908-463-0473 full cellar, 1 acre. RMS, $180,000. Open ranch, Just painted, new PLAINFIELD- Sleepy FOR SALS beautiful rolling hills & House Sunday 1-4PM, 77 estate broker. 526-6218. bdrm, end unit, 2nd fir, forroor XmfliB Trflo Fflfrnw 5 $219.000. 722-3199. k rip" Mt LR.. great Hollow._ English style AC, pool, tennis. HW SOMERSET- Quallbrook •- Falrvlaw Avanua. BETHLEHEM TWP.- a bdrmTT21/2 bath,LRrDR. BRIDQEWATER- Colo- family neighborhoodrFfiP stucco,9-rmi,-3 bdrms,- ( 215 —V- fldorsi- Gonvenlent-Ioca—HTahlihT^^yrs-^oIdT^Enir: Eat-In Kit, 3 fireplaces, SELL P.FT.M.Bkr., 469- Ished basement. By 2Vfe baths, formal DR, fire- tlon, good cond. $76,000 Unit, 2 bdrms. 2 baths, large 5 bdrm Tudor built nial, 1 plus acre, deck, 2800. OUR.BANK NOW by owner. Situated on a Wide floorboards & ex- patio, CAC, finished owner $159,900, Call 968- place, study, 2~cardet- I TOWNHOUSES& I or rent w/optlon to buy.garage, CAC, LR w/fire- posed beams, full tomt, PAYS ALL YOUR CLOS- 3755. atchod gar, fenced back Call 725-8975. place, eat-in kitchen, for-, great treed mountain lot bsrnttLR/DR, large Fam. ING COSTS, EXCEPT I CONDOMINIUMS I with views. 2 fireplaces. Adj. to Hillsborough Rm., EaHn Kit., 3 bdrms, yd, deck, many extras, mal DR, large yard,' cul- PREPAYS. IF QUALIFIED. HUNTERDON CTY.- spacious but also cozy. V .FOH SALE J HILLSBOROUGH- HOMES Anderson windows, wall Country Club. Ideal for 11/2 baths. $250,000. Call ownera are relocating & de-sac. $129,900. Call horses, 2 car. garage/bam Only $9500 down. By OWner, Principals Brookslde Sq. 3 bdrm. (908)873 3744. to wall carpets, paved after 6 pm, 526-9405. EDISON- split w/bsmt, 4 leaving the serene Hoi-, BEDMINSTER- Mt. Uurel : drive-way & lots of stor- & 2 8tory-oy 4 stall bam..,, 5 Only. Price range low Condo, 21/2 baths, CAC. bdrm. LR, DR, 2 baths, land. Twp. setting. Close $2o6.OOO's, will negotiate. Studio, 2 bdrm & 3 bdrm large End Unit. Full bsmt., age space. Owners are mll . HopewelHll l & FlemiFli- CALIFON- By owner, to hunting & fishing. WESTFIELD- by Owner. charming 2 bdrm, 1 bath FR, garage, mudroom, Call after 4PM & week- resale. Applicant must large closets, $120,000. Wychwood Co-Op. Below anixous. Home Is avail- ngton. $345,00 0. Lovely 3 bdrm Ranch on meet qualifications. For able for Immediate occu- Thompson Land colonial, private lot, BIGoversized lot on cul-de- ehds. 757-1934 By owner. 874-8885. market. Let me show you sac. Many extras. Move-In mountainside lot Asking more Info please call 781- pancy. Asking $249,900. (609)921-7655. . porch, back deck. Must $176,900. Call Copper SO. PLAINFIELD- 4 how this beats renting. Call Copper Kettle Realty see $159,500. Call (908) cond. $189,900. By owner 5966 bet. 8AM-4:3QPM HILLSBOROUGH- Wild- Call 232-5853 for appt REA. Call 494-6391 Kettle Realty at 236-6022. bdrm Ranch, possible flower. Spacious 1BR at 236-6022. 832 5574; (908)204-0350 Mother/daughter. 1 Uz RARITAN- By Owner. 3 CRANFORD TOWERS Condo. LR, DR, bath, eat- baths, garage, new kit.,CONDOMINIUM— 18 in kitchen, laundry rm, bedrooms, 1 car garage, CAC, full bsmt., fenced. \ 1 bath, large eat-Tn- Springfield Ave. Luxury 2 balcony. Totally reno- $157,900. Call 756-4373 bdrms. w/1 & 2 baths Buy It. Sell It. kitchen, basement, con- vated. Immaculate cond. SO. PLAINFIELD- 4 from $129,900. Charming 5% to qualified buyer. HISTORIC CRANFORD venient location. studios from $59,900. r^omes^ $129,900. Call 231-9656 ' bdrm Ranch, possible $89,900.' By owner Find It. KSIDE COLONIAL Mother/daughter; 1 Vi Prime location for shop- (908)874-8419. CONDOMINIUMS baths, garage, new kit.,ping, commuting, peace In Your New Advertise In the Classified! of mind. Model open Frl. CAC, full bsmt., fenced. MIDDLESEX- Condo. All in One Place? $157,900. Call 756-4373 to Sun. 11AM-5PM. Office Immaculate, 1 level, 1 Condominium #272-1143 or B/K Real- bdrm, eat-in kit., AC. Con- tors, 686-1800. venient, beautifully, main- tained. Private road. CRANFORD— 1 bdrm $91,900. Call 968-5922. Where Else Condo. ElKit, all appli- Contjomtmumtf ances, carpet. Ample But Classified! parking. Walk to train/ Advertise shopping. Asking In the Classified! $84,500,201-762-6312 CURRENT AVAILABILITY Entrance Hall, Living Room with fireplace, Dining Room, Modern Unique, luxurious, condominiums now available with many lovely ameni- CALL COLDWELL BANKER kitchen with Breakfast Nook, lovely family room with .fireplace, full ties and a very prestigious location. Relish the atmosphere of your oyvn ^ BR Rrat a $99,000 "AS IS" Greek Revival Chateau strategically-placed for/ convenient access to $124,500 Standard THE "EMPTY NEST" bath all on 1st floor 4-2B/2 BR&rAlTBay Window shopping, recreation and public transportation. Make all your dreams 7-iA/2Brt/874«q7i8tll7oomer . . . 128^500 D#ha» . Updating an old myth: today, parents of grown chil- SCHLOTT RE•ALTORS 4 Bedrooms, Bath on the 2nd floor, additional room on the 3rd come true and call for details and a private showing. Now being offered 9-1B/2B(V872sq7Htfl7etevtfor 124£00 Standard dren are not likely to be pining away In an almost- 127,500 D»kn» floor. On a lovely street, close to Brookside School and High excludlvely at the attractive low price of only $159,000. J- 9-3B/2 BR/872 sq'/RlvetvlBW empty house, lost without their children. Mom and Dad School. $229,000.00. Call for an appointment to inspect todayl • 1O-2A/3 BEV1131 + sq'/scr. prch/garg/ appreciate their privacy, Grandma may be concentrat- ANOTHER COLDWELL 2bth*/lastone 185,000 DtluM ing on her career -and Junior may have moved back. BANKER/SCHLOTT MILLION DOLLAR 12A-2A/1 BR/765sq7elavatOf 9B£00Sp«Ctal In until he gets a better Job.' . .' 117,500 St»ndtrd PRODUCER EARNS DISTINCTION J.S; Tiffany Realty 12A4A/1 BR/765 sq'/Stevator Still, there may come a time when It makes economic Victor Dennis Realtors .i.2MB/1 BR/772sq'/lst fl/courtyard . '.maOQ£tatfti0.. I sense, to close up the old homestead, move Into a 12MB/1 BR/772 sq'AopflJetevator . 119,000 Sttndtrd Bill .Decker, a real estate professional with Coldwell 2 Alden Street • Cranford 102 South Avenue, We^ Cranford smaller space, and turn the house equity'Into! a nest 14-3Ayi BR/765 sqVelevator 109£00 Spectal egg for retirement : Banker/Schlott Realtors Union office hasbeen named to 14-2B/1 BFV772sq7elevatof 99.900 "AS 18" 2 76 - 76 1 8 276-7900 the N.J. Million Dollar Sales Club. 14-3C/VBIV754 sq'/Bay window/ Thare are two special ways wo oan help: by getting Bill has taught .in the Cranford. school system for the past 19 years. He BktlRm. • 117,006 Standard you the best possible price lor our property), and then resides in Cranford alortg wHh'hls wife Mary Lou and twin daughters Beth by making the transaction as trouble-free as possible. If you've lived In your home a while, you're probably & Jennifer. Bill is a 15 yeair real estate profesisonal serving Cranford and OPEN HOUSE emotionally, attached to it, flaws and all, and may vicinity all of that time. . BRING YOUR WICKER & PLANTS! become defensive If a prospective buyer doesnt like For personal real estate service from spmeone who really knows the area, your taste. We serve as buffer, emphasizing the good call a Coldwell Banker/Schlott Million Dollar producer. Call Bill Decker in SUNDAY, 1-4 PM SPRINGTIME FRESH! points and explaining away objections. We market the. Conbonuniums Coldwell Banker/ Schlott Realtors Union office. house and close the sale. . 217 Prospect Aye. When it's time to sell, it's time to call In Barton Realty. COLOUiCU. CRANFORD, NJ 07016 UNION 'Yes, you can buy a home In New Jersey" 530 Chestnut Street « ?76-0370 687-5050 Uf by Appt 1CKJ, 8«t - Optn How* 1W, Otm tmn by nipt Barton Realty °199.1 Coldwell Binker. Rnitlentiil Real Estate. Aa Eqiu) OpporttiAi'iy comfxiny. Some Offices fndcpendently Owned and Operated. • ' ' .••,'• 106 N. Union Ave. • Cranford •272-4020 -• 226 HILLSIDE AVENUE, CRANFORD POSITIVES ^BEUSHTFUL^S BEDROOM/2 8ATM home near schools and recreation* TWs 8jHr^r)uinTSJ)Je(iJ.bflajMtyihas.^ew, ,| heating and central air-conditioning, remodelled eat-m kitchen, den, rear deck, fenced rear'yard, 60 x 150 lot, landscaped. It's a ovglyenu^c^ foyer ^ real honey! $180's! . ; room, sunhy'den and kitchen and a great backyard! Call for your Dlrs" North Av. to Centennial Av. to Hillside Ave. Turn right. special appointment. JUST REDUCED...... i;,...... $207,000. Kiamie Agency, Inc. Barton Realty Licensed Real Estate Broker 10 South Ave. E. • Cranford 106 North Union Avenue • Cranford 1 • i' .-... -v •..';. . 272-4020 -;••'..•'••:.•.;• ••: . REAlTOfl* 276-2400 FIRST ASSOCIATION OF INDEPENDENT REAL ESTATE BROKERS, INC. Each Office Individually Owhed and Operated EVERYTHING YOU HAVE ALWAYS WANTED!! CRANFORD BEAUTIFUL FROM THE OUISJDE MARTINSVILLE $259,000 RENTALS CHOICE BHIOGEWATCB TOWNSHIP SCHOOLS SOMERVILLE ranch — Immaculate — 3 bed- rooms — 1.V4 baths — no pets. Security and references. $1250/ mo + utilities. . SOMERVilLE - 2 bedrooms. Ideal business couple locatlonl No pets. Security & rolor- r d ences. $695/mo. + utilities. . . BRIDQEWATER - 4000 sq. ft office space, new heat & air conditioning. Asking $7.50 sq. ft with adjacent 3600 sq.ft. warehous e at $4, ' sq. ft wtth loading dockl Leased together or separately- - • PIZZA BUSINESS * tMdreorh* - 2V4 baths, '1BVtx1BVt'mMlar bodrooml 3 torn hot wtter haat - centra) air condWonlnol Paifc-tk* Great Martlnsvllle location) Offered at Mtlngl ... . • ' • • '.; $190,000. Lease/ terms avallablel This prteUrie.Home:lithe ultimatei In g^ llvTrifl^ough roorfT^TO)lrier 8T RANALD C. BftOWN RANALD C. BROWN Dad plus plenty of room for SONS & DAUGHTERS for. every ones privacy. BEAIJTIFUL FROM THE OUTSIDE and meticulously maintained on M "SrtklM CUtnit Bacommtnd U»" . Featuring, *frge Iliy rooms, Irrn W, P.P., formal DR., 17X12 ft. kitchen, with "MhM COwrf* ntcommtnd Ua the inside, this four bedroom, 2V4 bath home has Just been listed T:T CRANFORD $210,000 1934 WMhbigton Vallfty R CRANFORD T $399,000 wr^TEiFin $439,000 Elegant French cbUMfyiiuiuu. B^auilfully innuvatadt-dafjo- oldl NM> SUnut LokB. Instantly appealing, Impeccabl/ maintained. Perfect for the - Stone fireplaM - great room 1SUX1 Bridoawater-Raritin school dlstrictl 30 day* occu- rated & maintained. Formal-entry, large llv & din rms w/fplcs, J BEST BOY"-IN THE $170's new country kit, fam rm, solarium, 6 bdrms. Beautiful large family w/2 fam rms & 2 MBRMS. Worthy of House & lllll ' • ' • pancylFlnttlm*d(faradat.$24a.M0. . • \U Garden. WSF 3003. ...•.."• •:.•/"•' _j_ neighborhood. WSF, 3129. "j , V RANALD C. BROWN • • RANALD c. BROWN ' "StVttlKlCllutttlHcommtMUt" "Sttttlttd CJtonU Btcommtnd U«" 1934 Washington Vallty Rd., MartlntvllU. N.J. 1934 Washington Valley Rd., Martlnsvllle, N J. ffl»; REALTOR (201)489-2333 HEALTOR (201) 469-2333 READY TO MOVE INI SOUTH BOUND BROOK JUST USTEDI Hlllsborough Township WESTFIELB $339,900 1 B.R.. 1 bath condominium with partial BUYAHOME Gracious center hall colonlal...the perfect family home. 4 basement, air conditioned, wall to wall carpet, CRANFORD $239,900 bdrms, 3V6 bths, large eat-In kit w/adjolning 1am rm & fplc new kitchen appliances, balcony. Ready to IN move Inl -.••••••• 5 bdrm colonial with 216 bths. Large lot,, new kitchen & rec and doors opening to large redwood deck. So much more Charming Colonial featuring living room w/log-burnlng fireplace, rm, redwood deck w/hot tub. A must to see. WSF 3158. tool WSF 2907. . ••'••- •..-.- : ' First time offered at $72,500 formal dining room, kitchen, 3 bedrooms, den and 2 car garage. NEW JERSEY Decorated with exquisite taste and in Impeccable condition. ASK" INQ $178,500. COUDUieLL Lovely 2 itaiy oolanUI on coma* lot 3/4 bfctoom* 1M baths, EIK wtth breakfut nook, Dfl..tull bits' HARDOROVe REALTY, INC. WESTFIELD OFFICE HOURS: m*ni, tncioMd front poreh, 2 Uvel deck, f*need 88 North Brldfl»St Paige, Paige & Richards back yai REAUTOR* 276-1900 11091 Colilwtll Bink.fr fciiildidil IM Evuie. An EQUI) Opiviminliy Coniputy. Some Ottc** lrul*|widtn(ly Owned ind Opcntod V VISA lik: sored bv the above Cranford Real Estate Offices 1 '•V ••••'•• •••,".' •M -• J 10 — April 11,1991 —Union County Classified "April 117199r^TJnlon County Classified — CRANFORD- 1st floor, 2 f 250^\ family, 1 bdrm. Ig spac- ( as. Xf 265 APARTMENTS I ous rms, 3 blocks To train. ROOMS (COMMERCIAL New furnace. Avail. 5/1. I HOUSES I PROPERTY REAL ESTATE \ FOR RENT I FOR RENT $775/mo Includes alec. 276-3298 orr27fr«662 y FOR RENT f I \ FOR RENT CO N N E C T I O N BERNARDSVILLE- CRANFORD— near town BERNARDS TWP.- Ex-BOUND BROOK- Single MIDDLE8&X BY Cozy cottage for rent. & transportation. 2 bdrms, panded Ranch, 5 bed- room, share bath, $85 a OWNER- New Luxurious OPEN HOUSE- April 14 Near train stations: $655 heat paid, $690/mo. 276- rooms/3 baths, lovely week, 1 week security. Office Condo. Route, 28, 9033 __ 220 V 230 \ & 21 - 1-5 or callfor ap - ( per month. No utilities In- i home, great area, many Call 469^4523 after 6PM. 1.7 acre, $99,000. 100% COMMERCIAL pointment. Holland Twp. BUSINESS cluded. Call 908-781- DUNELLEN- Duplex, 2 features for convenience. BOUND BROOK- fur- Financing If Qualified. - I I Ol/TOFAREA I Low taxes by owner, en- $2,350/month + utlls. HELP-U-SELL P.FT.M.Bkr. lOOPPORTUNITIES 1526. Bdrm, 1 Bath, new carpet. nished room, professional PROPERTY I I PROPERTY I ergy efficient, 4/5 bdrm BOUND BROOK- 2 No Pets, 1 Vfe month se- THE PRUDENTIAL PIO- 46»2800. Rnnch on almnnt 3 non-smoker, «hare bath- FQfrSALE V V.—: ia/- $72fi par month NEER REAI FSTATE. -foonn. Coll 271-8468. 80. PLAINFIFLD- 1600 wootfedacres with stream W/W carpeting, off-street plus Utilities: 968-1S29' 6S8-4300:r 8qTftr»toredo RINQOES- Near Fleml- FREE BROCHURE- of and Inground pool. Min- BAR & LIQUOR STORE BRANCHBURG- newly FOR SALE— good vol- parking. $750/mo. Utll. FAR HILLS- 2 bdrm BOUND BROOK— 'A du- DrUg Store, Gift Shop, ngton. Owner offering 4 Long Beach Island prop- utes to Rt. 78. $199,000. not Incl. Prof, couple pre- furnished, non-smoker, etc. across from A&P. Directions: Exit 13 from umn, Profitable. In Major apt., all electric, Includes plex,. 2 bedroom, fenced own bath w/ house privi- unit townhouse. Rental In- erties. Prices have never ferred. No pets. 469-1588. disher, refrigerator, yard, 2 car driveway, W/D Parking. Vacant. Below been better. Now Is the Rt. 78 to Uttia York at Lit- shopping center, call 201* leges, large yard, pool. come will easily carry this BOUND BROOK- 2 bed- washer/dryer, $850/ hookup. $885/mo. + utll. 1 market rate. Call 757- RARITAN, 5 BERWICK ANTIQUE CHERRY DIN- COMPUTER- Apple 2 FURNITURE- 3 piece OFFICE FURNITURE- TABLE- 8ft. x 3.5 ft;, WOLFF TANNING prestigious property at time to Invest in your tle York Tavern make left 487-7125: ,_ Call after 6PM. 704-9054 ST., Fri., Sat. &;Sun., BEDS— Commercial- rooms, eat-ln-kttchen, liv- month, no pets. 234-0995 month security. No pets. 197S. ING ROOM TABLE- GS 1MB, RGB Monitor, pecan bedroom set. ask-steelcase metal desk, Oak, with 6 arm charts $435K 359-1923 eves. summer home. Whether and slay left, 1 mile to DELI CONCESSION*- days or '234-2269 eve- FRANKLIN TWP.- 1 f 305 | 9am-4pm. Moving. Some ( 314 System saver, 2 disk ing $500. Oval dining chair, credenza & book and 4 straight solid oak Home Units from $199.00 471 Little York/Mt. Pleas- ing room, off-street park- Avail 5/1. 3S6-6472. SOUTH PLAINFIELD- Seats up to 10. $595. Roll buying or renting, call, For Sale, .large, volume, nings; large room w/private bath furniture, everything must top desk, Pennlngton drive, manuals and soft- table, 2 leaves, asking case $275; Garden chairs in excellant condi- L a rti p s -L o 11 o n s- today. ZACHARIAE RE- ant Rd. 908-896-3263. ing,., heat included, $695/ BOUND BROOK- 3 Offtees for rent, wtth or I AUCTIONS I gol I ANTIQUES Acoessorles. Monthly ' Excellent opportunity. & full kitchen prlvllges. without warehouse. Cater- 1 pine, $495. Bfrdseye ware. $1450. 356-1877. $150. Call 221-0931. .^_ spreader 5' drop w/lg. tion. Best offer over $500. 225 ALTY 1 -800-633-1143. month. Call 722-4311 . GARWOOD- 2nd floor, 2 bdrm. 1 V4 bath, full bsmt, Payments low As $18.00. Principals only, no bro- $325/mo. all utllliles paid, ing to the small business SOMERVILLE, 9 SOMER maple double bed, $195.COMPUTER- COMMO- GIFT BASKETS- Cus- pnuematlc wheels-$150. Call 968-3100. ACREAGE kers. Call 722-6775 or BRIDOEWATER - bdrm, bath. LR, Wt/DR, central air, $975/ mo. Call 725-7633 Call Today FREE Color 235 Flnderne area, avail. Imm. W/D hookup. $850/mo +'. must Install own phone. person. Minutes from DR., Sat.-April 13, 8AM- BIrdseye maple dresser, DORE 64 Printer, Plotter, tom made, free delivery to TOOLS FOR SALE- 707-17*78 Avail. April 15. 3.06-7476 All the comforts of home. AIRPLANE:—Does your, ANTIQUE BRITISH $250, Trunk, $95. ORGAN- Schober, AGO Catalog 1-800-228-6292. FREE SALES BRO- clean/quiet. 4 rms & bath, electric. 1 mo. security. days; 469-3099 eves Route 287. Call 668-5222. 5PM. Furniture, house-, software Included. $500. Somerset Medical Center Sheldort 48' Metal Lathe MOBILE HOMES Call 545-6701; comany need a.modestly hold goods & baby items. REED ORGAN- 1860, Spanish guitar, $30. Standard, 2 manuals, 32 CHURE— Now is the time C GREEN BROOK- Route heat/water, country estate 232-8407 after 4PM. priced executive airplane? call 526-2341, after 4. and Muhlenberg Hospitol. vvith Turrett & Collets. WOMEN'S QUALITY I A SITES 22, store for rent, In BOUND BROOK- 6 SOMERVILLE— 1 bdrm. Lots of good things. burl walnut vaneer, 2- Rocking chair, $75. Large New 8aby Baskets a pedal radial, $900;Room $2000. 3 H.P. Gas water CLOTHING- Sizes 16 & to buy your summer near major hwys. No pets. QARWOOD- spacious 1 Rooms, 1 1/2 baths, full We sell excellant low cost COMPUTER- IBM com- BASKING RIDGE- 6 lot home on Long Bmeh Is- Shopping Center 1000 non-smoker, neat, clean 280 manual, 5 stops + ex- Sepeclalty. 356-5832. Divider, seven 21x84 pump. $125. with hose. 18 dresses, skirts, slacks, sq.ft. Heavy traffic. Avail, Call for Info. 725-3814 bdrm apt. remodeled, ga- basement. $975.00 Plus (pre-owned) executive air- pression. $800/BO. Call to wood dowel panels-$85. suits. Call Gerr) after 6 subdivision. Estate Sale. land. Prices are low and business person/student VACATION GOLF CULBS— clean. MORE INFO. 752-4911. EDISON- 1968 PRIN- lmmed. $950/mo. Also, BRIDGEWATER- Van- rages, AC, close to all utll. 1 1/2 month security. planes & can provide pi- 781-2459 anytime. fl»SS Call 548-7397 p.m. 769-8096. • . . • $750,000. FISCHER property Is.plentiful. Van Share' klt./bath. Walk to RENTALS lots & maintenance. Fl- Brunswick Ave)— Sat, 4/ full of Golden Ram Irons, 2-9 x TRANSPORTABLE CAR CESS. 12: X 50. Very Pizza Business, In Shop- der H Farms. 2 bdrm, 2 trans. & shopping, secure Avail May 469-6155 or OAK SIDEBOARD- ture & 1 REALTORS 766-2424; Dyk Group Realtors tpwn, all transportation & nanclng also avail. Call 13.10AM-5PM. 2 families, PD 100, First Flight PIANO- Upright, made PHONE— Barely Used, •ZILDIAN 22" & 15" Hl- ! Eves. 232-2369. good condition, fur- ping Center, 1200 sq.ft. bath, all appliances, wall building in quiet area, no 563-1971. . .. ' carved, clawed, bevel mir- mirrors, picture frames, Beach Haven 1-600-222- pets. 789-9198 no fees. major hwysj'Monthly, 1. 908-996-7656. Many Items I 1,2,3,4 woods, PW-SW, by Led Cruse, Hamburg No Installation needed. hats $75 ea; Oak An- BRIDGEWATER, SOME- nished, porch, shed, Avail, lmmed. $35,000. to wall. 1st. floor corner, BRIDGEWATER- (No. mo. sec. Avail, now. ror $850. Large Cherry chairs, tables, lamps, etc. 0131 NJ.«^_ CAROLINA BEACH, ELWOOD G. HELLER & WESTFIELD, MULTI putter. Bag, Irons. 356- Geirnany, needs some re- Must sell. $175/best offer. tiques: desk w/chalr, end "RVILLE— Residential washer/dryer, 2 AC, dou-Call 668-9778. AC, $910/ month. Call HIGHLAND PARK- 51/2 Branch) 6 rooms, 3 Bdrm, 685-0472, tv. mess, c mirror, bevel $350. Also PRICED TO SELL Collins CONTEMPORARY pair to keys. $50/BO. Call table, chair, dresser. 608-683-8129. NC— Luxury ocean front SONS- Auctioneers & Ap- FAMILY NANCY WAY (off 6843 Call 755-8048rjWork8 building lots. Excellent lo- ble electric stove, side by rooms. Good neighbor- 2 bath, WAV carpet, W&D* SOMERVILLE- Residen- couch & recllner. Corner. 23 Dumont Road BRASS BED- king size. 231-0567 Klrby Vacuum system LOTS FOR SALE.- RARITAN- Salon for condo. 3 bdrm, 2% bath, praisers. For Info, on auc- Lamberts Mill)- Sat., 4/ HELP CLEAN YOUR great. .. . . cation... Water' & Sewer. side refrigerator, wall to CALIFON- 1st floor apt. hood, near schools, DW, fireplace, large yard, tial area, near shopping & (opposite bank), Far Hills.. Uke brand new. $2800/ $100,469-7649. POCONO MTS. NO wall carpeting, etc. Must sale, Corner of Wall &- plently of closet & storage Jacuzzi, pool, many ex- tions or consignment 13; 9AM-3PM. Ralndate4/ 234-0995. . new, now $1000/BO. Call SEPTIC TANK- the PIANO— Walnut Spinet TRESTLE TABLE- From $110,000. Call 9AM- on ground level. Large garage, no dogs. $1250+ transportation. $80/up, sales, Robert E. Heller, 5PM, 722-9425. MONEY DOWN. Take see. Ask for Bob 549-Somerset St., 800+ sq ft. space. Garage avail. In- utilities. Avail. 5/1. 249- tras. $775/wk+tax 204- 14. Toys, Nintendo 781-0359 EASY WAY way FX bacte- $500. Call 272-5338. 35x47,-4 chairs, $150. over payments. Bank re- Moving Southl Call 526- Kit,, elec. range, refrig., securfty. Kitchen, parking, 9312 or 609-799-3829. (908)236-2195:704-0555 games, - turn, something SETH THOMAS WALL ANTIQUE— circa 1915- ria. $9.98. Tree roots re- PIANO- Wurlltzer Stu- 3583 or 287-6727.. Also •wood cabinets, 3 bdrms, cludes heat,-1 month se- 2487,725-3472. CONTENTS OF REST- Butcher block table, 316 possessed lot. • Wooded 7526. safe & secure building. for everyone. , CLOCK—' Octagon long 20 boudoir lamps, best moved. Drains opened. dio, French Provincial, 35x59, 6 wlnsor chairs, BRIDGEWATER- Foot- will assume mortgage if carpet, modern bath, curity. Avail May 1 or May BRIDGEWATER- - Colo- LAVALLETTE— Ocean offer. Singed Miller Co. AURANT— dining room hill Rd., 7 lot subdivision, vacation community. Manager, 722-2107. ' drop 32", "World" model Ask for FREE BOOKLET. like new, $1900. Large $300. Small dorm fridge FREE TO necessary. . • WAYNE COUNTY, PA.- bsmt. storage, W/D 15th. 437-8704. nial Split Level,, 3-4 bed- block, 2 & 3 bdrm. $350. Goldschelder figure upright hair dryer worth" chairs, stocking chairs, ta- 8.95 acres, Prime area. Many extras. Call Tom houses. AC, color TV, Frank's Building Supply, Oak desk $250. Call $50.469-3454 GOOD HOME evenings. 1(717)992- KINGWOOD TWP. 1971Motel, Restaurant, Liquor hookup, heat & water fur- KENILWORTH- 5 rooms/2 baths, park-like 312 "Yankee Doodle Dandy" $100, sell for $50. Newbles (3 sizes),,salad bar, 619 Somerset Street, $955,000. Anne Lacko, nished. Off-street parking. deck, walk to everything. cond, 545-7688 booths, baretools, chan- 526-1986. TYPEWRITER- new 5414. HALLMARK TRAILER- 2 License, separate large rooms, 2 bdrms, dish- setting, on. 1 acre, possi- C 2TO, ^\ BAZAARS 7"H $50. 722-7664 Somerset, NJ 08873 elec, $1000 value, $350. : PO Box 343, Walnutpbrt, bedrooms, good condi- Apt. All on 2 1/2 acres. All services provided by washer, off-street parking ble mother-daughter ar- $725.& $825/wk. Call deller Call Joe 287-2778 PIANO— upright $600; PA 18088. • I ' OFFICES I 685-0193 & SALES AT&T 6300 MODEL JEWELRY SHOW- 2 new stereo speakers, 1V TRAVEL TRAILER- tion. Call Joanne 908-996- Owner' retired. $205,000/ owner., 1 1/2 mos. sec.$700 plus utll. 1 1/2 mos. rangement, call for appt. WANTED WAR RELICS- 313— Mono monitor, dual CRIB— Good condition. Hutch, 2 piece hard rock 1960 aluminum. Needs $925,908-832-2164. $1,550/month + utlls. I FOR RENT \ LONG BEACH ISLAND- CASES- (8). Sufficient to maple $250.234-1958 125 watts each, walnut HUNTERDON CTY.- 7.6 ORTLEY BEACH- Rent 3140. B.O. (908)725-0039, sec. Avail. 6/1. Call U.S. -German -Japanese floppy drive, Includes IBM Best offer. Call 752-8398. $350. Counter Top soda repair of roof, door, tires. & enjoy at the same time 276-2258. THE PRUDENTIAL PIO- Haven Beach. Ocean NOTICE: All GARAGE swords, helmets, dag- dot matrix printer & all set up store or Individu- POKER TABLE- w/4 acre approved lot. Lo- NORTH BRUNSWICK- WESTFIELD TAXI SER- DID YOU ally. Excellent condition. dispenser, $60. 846-4914 Mountain Ave., Westfieid. newly renovated Duplex, BROOKSIDE NEER REAL ESTATE, block. 4 bdrms, 3 baths, SALES advertisements ci PA UADITTT flers, medals, uniforms. manuals. $350. 781-9556 chairs. Eex. cond., $95; 233-0432 (gutted interior) cated on qu|et country Moblle horne 14 X 70, 2 VICE FOR SALE — LINDEN— 5 rms, 2 658T4300. . . BRANCHBURG- Office KNOW... $20,000 value; $3500 for steps to beach. Low LR, den,,all appliances. Dunellen Methodist nnn~ imn,OH Caah rail Maple bureau w/mlrror, 6 UTILITY TRAILER— 3 ft x road In Holland Twp. with bdrm, 2 full baths, whirl $55,000 a year gross, QARDENAPTS. bdrms, 2ndfloor o f 2 fam- and waiting rBttm" to rent: AVOID PROBATE I- This little ad can be read all.846r4914 , ABOVE GROUND mountain views. Border- maintenance. Present pool tub, Central air, ily. Garage. $800/ mo CRANFORD- North Fericea'in'lraW^raOO/ •"."" VANCE by cash, check, Churchr-tso-Ouil drawers $50; Unused 4 ft, $115. Call 753-9875 rental Income $16,000 asking $33,000. Call Bob . Sqrriervilie, NJ. Ideal for mental health wk. Families only. Pets Ave. Sat. April 13, 10AM.- Protect your loved ones •In more than 147,000 POOL— unassembled ing 1 of NJ top trout Dishwasher,, refrlg. Must plus utilities. 1 Vi mos se- Side. 1 family house with VISA or Master Card. For homes In 15 publications KITCHEN CABINETS- paint sprayer $85. Call VARIED ITEMS— For- plus per yr. Must, sacrifice at 232,3778. professional. Available by welcome. Avail 6/28.7/26. 4PM. Antiques, collectl- with the Living Trust Fam- oak. Caloric gas cooktop with. miscellaneous ac- streams. $132,900, Call see. $65,500, 422-8558 Limited Tlrno offer curity; Call 276-8489 after 3 to 4 bedrooms, 2 full day or by hour. Call 369- a quote oh coat, please ily protection kit. Im- throughout Somerset, - 359-5668. mica kitchen set $30. Red cassorles. 805-9615 $180,000. Call 908-232- 5PM 2 week mln. 234-9660. bles, junk, lunch counter, 1 and black glass wall Copper Kettle Realty at TRAILER HOME- Rt. 28, 1 MONTH baths, fireplace: $1100/ 7638 ana leave message. call 1-800-334-0531. portant free recorded Info. Middlesex and Union PORCH SALE: 2 stuffed vinyl recliner $10. 76 Inch 23&6022. 2877, after 6. Advertise month. 1 Vfe month secu- NORTH WILDWOOD- GIANT FLEA MARKET- oven. GE dishwasher. green vinyl sofa, all good, DELUXE RABBIT North Branch. 45'x14\ ex- MANVILLE- large room, CHESTER— Completely I FOR SALE I Call 908-968-8575. Counties? it caught your . chairs and books. Call FREE RENT! rity. Available Immedi- efflclency Condo, sleeps Dealers wantedl Sat. April attention, didn't It? Sharp microwave. $100 Thursday and Saturday $25. Call after 2PM, 469-CONDO— for one. 2 cellent condition. CAC, In the Classified! private bath, private en- furnished shared office BELLE MEAD, 30 SUR- BAR— custom built L- rooms spacious and well furnished. Call 469-0252 No Security Required . trance, 2 closets, $300 ately. Call 236-7265 4, 2nd floor, private bal- 27, 1st Baptist Church Call YOUR ad In today! each. Uke new. 548-8735 for appointment, 6839 Modular Additions: (home) or 527-4204 space for rent In Chester cony, AC, CG TV, pool, REY DR.- (Millstone Day/Nursery School, Pis- . shaped, formica front & constructed. 968-2537 to Modem, alr-condltloned per lino. Eves. 725-7208 area; Lovely office condo- top.padded elbow rests, 1-800-334-0531. KITCHEN SET- $200., -276-1589: ':..:..;:• ' VARIED ITEMS- GE re- (Work). tennis,. $375-$435 per River Rd. to Strawberry cataway, for Info. Call We Get ResultsI Flatware- Oneidacaft preview. ,'.••' ••';,, apartments available - MANVILJLE-Second-floor minium complex w/spa- Jane) .4/13 & 14, 10AMV : 3 GULF WAR SURPLUS brass rail & 5 bar stools. POWER MOWER-21 In. frigerator, Whirlpool up- INSTANT ADDITION CRANFORD— spacious 4 week, Call 908-781 -6028. • 752-1538. —rr ,-- BUILDING) Never stainless 8 settings $100., right freezer, sofa, swivel SYLVANIA COLOR TV- 5 rooms, laundry hook ; clous' parking, conference 3PM rain or shins. Selling $1200. 908-234-1958. DINING ROOM SET- catcher Toro. Riding needs repair but does ; 2BJR - $675 & up up, couples prefered, se- bdrm Split, 2Viz baths, room, all services (phone, ORLANDO— 15 minutes all contents of big,Jiome/ HUGE INDOOR FLEA Shipped) Quonset Arch BEDROOM SET- French 11 sets engllsn bone mower, clean, grass cart, rocker chair, Shwlnn exer- home. prlme-Brookslde location. to DlBney.WorW. 1 mils to " Id, Steel Buildings! 3o\ cise-bike. All like new. Wdrk; Gall 218-9615 curity and references 260 ofax, Xerox) Including light MARKETS- Suhi china $10; per set. Other pool, pump, motor.je HP moving. Great buys must- , & 5O'"wrdel Ea4y to Provincial," queen, triple If you are thinking of adding onto Includes heat North 5th ave. 725-^557."" SoTeened8unporc tllik Universal Studio. Beauti- : - • " April 14 & Sunday, dresser, mirror,, highboy, Items. Call. 232-4867. eriglne^Craftsman. 356- and hot water. $1500/mo plus utll. Call 879-a020 fully furnished, 2 bedroom 19, 9AM^4PM, St. Mary's "•• Huge Discounts! 0C 122 LADDER- 32 Ft alum- 6843 v VERTICAL BLIND— cus- SELL IT MIDDLESEX- 3 room BERNARDSVILLE 21 References Available! At- 2 nlghtstands, $1100. 317" your current house, let us show you a 908-276-8974 : : condo, 2 bath, CAC, pool. High School 237 So. g° "^ inium, excellant condition. tom, left to right draw, 95" Office located at: Garden Apt. Just painted, HULL RD./TWIN lantic Building Systems 1- 233-7364 DINING ROOM SET- PROVINCIAL COUCH- modular addition first. They offer: LOPATCONG TWP.- 4 CRANFORD Weekly & monthly rate.. Broad St., Elizabeth. Over $100. Call 563-0374. .. x 84". very light grey \YARD, GARDEN FIND IT. ^129'MercerSt., fully carpeted, convenient 463-3969. LAKES— Sat. 4/13, 9AM- 100 tables of bargains. 800-431-1338. ' Tradltlonal, Ig. china & sidecnair, blue velvet, bdrms, 2. Vz baths, LR, BEDROOM -SET- breakfront, oval table; 2 LAMP-r Large contempo- excellent condition, ask- matching Window blind. &FARM Somerville to ev8rythlng^-$660/mo. 3PM. No early Birds. Sale . UniQUs• QuGon ho&d* • BETTER QUALITY Incl. (Teat & •• - ' •'••••.' •. To-place your ad, just call •••Evenings*** distance to town. Call sec. Call 725-6023. I Phone. Any Questions Call: I " Warren Rorden 232-6807 Ellen Troeller ' 654-6514 after 2:30.233-8990. ' A HANDFUL Virginia Rorden 232-6807 Carolyn Higglns 233-2882 1-800-334-0531 today Address 1-800-334-0531 I REALTY, WESTFIELD- beautiful 1 Use Your Card., OF CASH Sandra Miller 232-6766 Terry Monaella 233-7792 "Little Ads" City. Stats. -Zip. Joyce Taylor 232-4423 Richard Dlemer 654-1680 bdrm, 1st floor, northslde (Ad copy must be placed historic house w/gar, That Do A by mail using this coupon.) I IS SETTER Sheila Parizeau 233-6857 Joan Karl 272-5725 CAC, private courtyd, VA Forbes Newspapers Jeanne Monaghan 233-3389 Elaine Demyen 272-4887 bath. Near center of town. BIG JOB!! WAN A Vickl Bekkedahl 232-7210 Richard Margltlch s 276-2307 $1000^0.654^514. GARAGE-FUL 232-8400 44 ELM STREET, WESTFIELD WHITEHOUSE- 4 rooms, WAV carpet, W&D, If you need to put one to Work CLASSIFIED targe yard, no. dogs. Quick And RECYCLE: Use Forbes Newspapers Classified Connection $695+ utilities. Avail. 571. Convenient! for you call: 1-800-334-0531. I O N 1-800-334-0531 249-2487,726-3472. I I r 12 - April 11,1991 - Union County Classified April .11,1991 - Union County Classified - 13 CLEANINQr- Experi- FILING SERVICES- HOUSE CLEANING- NEED HELP" IN YOUR SILK FLORAL DESIGN- enced, reasonable, de- Buslness. Professional home, condo, office, ex- OFFICE?— stuffing enve- Weddlngs are our spe- WORLDS QREATEST JOHN'S LAWN SER- SUNRISE Lawnscapers LEARN BOOKKEEPING/ COMPUTERIZED TAX pendable, beautiful work, and Residential. Design, perienced with refer- lopes, vouchering, pro- dairy. Bouquets, center PAINTERS- All arears of VICE—Spring clean ups, —Mowing, clippings ACCOUNTING— Special PREPARATION- Fed- excellent references. overhaul, maintain, catch ences. Weekly or bi- cessing mall, etc. Must pieces, favors,, head painting. Interior, exterior, fertilizing, lawn cutting, taken. Fertilization, "user friendly" home eral, NJ, NY. Individual & CLASSIFIED Please call 526-0491 up. Large or small job. weekty. 469-2931. work In my home. Call pieces and much more. wall coverings, power fully Insured, low rates, thatching, seeding, spring study program. Over All custom made to your business returns. Reliable CLEANING- From Just a Call 873-2803." HOUSE KEEPING- own IFIED washing, water—proofing frnft estimates. Call^Sab-jcleanJuBSg,.landscaping., 6P..QQQ students trained'. expert service, reason-_ color and design specifi- GENERAL CONTRAC- transportation, 6 yrs. ex-NEON SIGNS- Custom, Staining, day and nlgnit 2753 Insured. Manny 356-37B6 sucessfUlly. Two calcula- abTe~rate8. Call Gary few room to the whole cations. For futher info. tors CON N E C T I O N house. Call 805-9380. . TOR/CARPENTER- fans perience & references. commercial. Home/bar shifts. Reasonable rates LANDSCAPING- Spring TREE & .STUMP RE- included with course: Borysewlczat752r1322. Please call 908-494-7403, free estimates.. Call Rich. MAKE A FRIEND- For APPLIANCE REPAIR- CUSTOM SLIPCOVERS & light fixtures. Reliable & Plalnfleld/ Westfleld area. decor. Call 908-494-2993 G O N N EC T I O N cleanups, mulch, lawn MOVAL —Is your stump a Ffee career literature, INCOME TAX PREPARA- Insured. Quick service. Call 561-6390 SINGER- Classioally 908,545-6726. maintenance. Commercial pain In the grass? Free 800-362-7070 Dept. 322 340 Ute! European. Austral- large marines, washing —Draperies; reupholstery. PARTY PLANNING- Any BATHS & KITCHENS DRIVEWAY SEALING- KITCHENS- Reface or RESTORATIONS & REN- TION & ACCOUNTING Ian, Yugoslavian High machines ,& dryers. air- Your fabric or ours. For- Call 752-1734 : HOUSE/OFFICE CLEAN- oocasslon, any size from trained Soprano to sing at Residential. Call 231-1663 estimates Fully Insured. 'rAE72-T. SERVICES- Specialize LOST& ING— Branchburg area, church and synagogue deck staining, window replace - same low price. OVATIONS—Complete PETS A School Exchange Sfu- conditioners, all kinds, merly at Stelnbachs & GUTTER & LEADER birthdays, Communions, io% OFF LAWN & PROPERTY- "JUST STUMPS" 634-°tEARN RUSSIAN- in individual & small busi- CLEANING- Repaired & reasonable rates, Call wedding ceremonies. Can washing &.all home ser- Let one of our factory home or office, start to r 37o••, A 1318: • Russian Professor seeks ANIMALS FOUND dents. Arriving August/Reasonable rates. Call Hahne's, 41 yrs. experi- Bar Mltzvah, graduations Any complete renovation. vices. Lowest rates & per- xeps look at your kitchen. finish. Drywall, all phases Clean up, maintenance. nesses. Reasonable anr.a: Rnnlnr ritfrnn rifa. Installed. Qualityillty , sservicee , 369-3748 ... . to weddings. Our location help choose repertoire. I LANDSCAPING, I -Hoat-FemJIIes-Neadodl—828-3875, 276-3776. — Custom quality work. Sat- sonal attention. D & S Free consultation and de- of carpentry, kitchen re- "Affordable Rates". Call TREE MAINTENANCE- additional students for prl- rates. Michael Mancuso, American lnterculturai APPLIANCES ELECTBO." countrShop at home ser- Reasonable-" orfeesprices,—fully, - HOUSE/OFFICE-CtEAN- jfacttorrrgut.-.^ I TREEjJAriE_ I day or evanlnq Joa. 753- Tree removals, shrub vate/ group instruction, CPA 463-0473. FOUND— male German 654-6803. mod e I In g., _wln dow g,_ IHAPPY PAWS OBEDI- Student Exchange. Call i vice. W. Canter 757-6655. Insured, Call ING— full/part time, reli- details insuring flair and VIDEO EVENTS- "You censed & Insured. doors & skylights In- 1643 OR Mark, 968-2103 pruning.-commerclaT^^Tnprmsi3^rrrconyBrsa- ^-AXHH'ECW—I n- ydur- Shepherd, friendly, vac'i- originality. Select one or ask - I'll shoot." Wed- EXTERIOR PAINTINQ- MASONRY/GENERAL tlon. Call 232-0440 ENCE SCHOOL- Regis- toll free 1-aOQ-SIBllNG., ELECTRIC A-1 Electric GUTTER & ROOF able, reasonable rates, . JfM.C. Home Renovations stalled. Call 753-1394, ' LAWN CARE— FullLawn residential. Quality work home. Reliable, fast, rea- tration nights Apr. 23 & ntty of Center St. In Gar- CLEANING- Tree trim- dally, weekly or monthly. all our of services: cater- dings, parties, socials, (908) 561-3554 $25Q off complete house CONTRACTING- Free A & A LANDSCAPING- at fair prices. Over 20 yrs. SWM 24, Handsome with Durable two/part epoxy Co. Inc.— No job too painting, preserve wood ett, fully Ins. Quality ROOFER- Fred Britton. Service, reasonable rates, PERSONAL COMPUTER sonable. Electronic filing 24: 5-9 PM. Classes start: wood 4/8. 789-6481 small, no challenge too ming, small repairs & Please leave message ing, resort accommoda- showers, engagements. Professlonal, fully In- reliable service. Mow, experience. Call 658-3266 TRAINING- Learn DOS, available. Call 654-9355. May 14 & 15. Puppy thru a clean cut corporate paint. Call 469-4438. tions,, restaurant and ban- "All occasslons." Call CARPENTRY- All types roofs, v deck painting, workmanship. New Free estimates, fully in- great. Residential & small painting. Very reasonable. 805-3037. of home renovations & re- sured lawn maintenance Fertilize, Thatch, Seed. or 321-0077 • :.• Word Processing, Spread Utility. Tues. & Wed. Insured. Call CLEAR quet rooms, entertain- Doug 828-1554. blacktopplng. Call Chris work/repairs. Break-thru sured, all work guaran- & landscaping at rea- TAX SERVICES- Expert cafeaV sensuous, elegant ARTIST/DESIGNER - business specialist. All HOUSECLEANINQ/OF- modeling inside & out.87^-1389. ••• Construction 889-7744. teed. Let a roofer do It Call Walt The Lawn Man TREE WORK- also Sheets,. Desktop Publish- personalized .tax service. eves. Current inoculations work guaranteed. VIEW 757-5347. ment, decorations, rent- sonable prices. Free es- req'd. CD. Police Bldg., 350 woman who has the abll- brochures, catalogues, FICE— Good references. jdg,. set-up, clean up andWORD PROS- Laser Free estimates. Reason- rightl Business, 874-7111. 752-6730. wood chips, brush & de- ing, etc. Reasonable Reasonable' rates. CPA PERSONALS tty to enlighten a young desk top publishing, let- Bonded, lie. #8460. Visa/ GUTTER MAN- Cleans, Own transportation.,Call, printed word processing. able rates. Call Dave at EXTERIORS BY BUD.MASONRY- 28 years of Home, 874-3371. timates. Call 738-1151. bris removal, log splitting. rates. Call 272-3$79. • prepared. Results guaran- Manvllle, NJ. F.M.I. 4C9- man's heart and dreams, terheads, logos. Ex— MC accepted. Call Paul Ynariy morel Call Pern's Free spell checks. Edit- GET- paint & stain, experience. Steps, side- LAWN MAINTANENCE- Firewood. Free estimates. 1680 or 469-8081. repairs & Installs leaders 201-560-4706, ask, forParty Planning. 563-9B44. 356-8915. /;: lawn cutting & - general PIANO LESSONS FOR" teed. Call 201-377^225. Please reply to: P157, % teremely experienced. 271-4553 or 654-1330. & gutter. Free estimates. ing, transcription & copy cedar, asbestos. Any sur- walks, driveways, patios, ROOFING— C & D Home ARMSTRONG LAND- Mike 722-3235. 1 Martha or Ulla. CARPENTRY- Concrete, face, low rates, great re- bricks, blocks. No Job too Improvements & Roofing. clean-up; • Free estimates. BEGINNERS- in my Forbes Newspapers, P.O. creative 8r dependable. 709-1610. HOUSECLEANING- PIANO* TUNING- Over services. 15 years experi- SCAPING— Landscape Hlllsborough home. Rea- MALTESE PUPPY- 1 Box 699, Someryllle, NJ 233-7430 after 5PM ence*. So. Plfd. 561-44787" masonry, drywall, paint- ferrals. Prompt response, small. Call Bill 9684)685. Free estimates. All work Call Anthony 722-5216 AAA COMEDY MAGIC ELECTRICAL WORK- GUTTERS & LEADERS REASONABLE, REUABLE 25 years experience. design, Interlocking, brick 372 sonable rates. 359-8556. 380 precious female, ARC reg- FUN— with live rabbits, 08876. Complete electrical ser- ing. Rnwhed basements, Ins. Free Est. 968-0757. guaranteed and Insured. or paver patios, walkways leave message. cleaned & flushed. Siding WOMAN to clean your Wayne Smith, 908-654- garages, baths, additions. PAINTING A PAPER Call 750-9379 or 424- PIANO-ORGAN LES- LOANS & istered. First shot & colored doves, exotic anl- CALLIGRAPHY BY vice,, service upgrades, vi- 3618. .••••'•'• FENCES- Garden State HANGING- Interior/exte- & driveways. Planting of LAWN MAINTENANCE- PLUMBING, NANCY BOSS- Invita- power washed. Mildew re- home or condo. Excellent Fully Insured, DMI Con- 0942. . mowlng, fertilizing, seed- SONS GIVEN AT YOUR FINANCE health certified. Very af- mals. Birthdays. All olations corrected, celling moved any surface. references. 560-9071. - PONY RIDES- PARTIES, struction, 757-7929. Security,Fence.\AII types rior. Quality workmanship trees & shrubs, lawn f HEATING, HOME— 30 years teach- tions, certificates, menus, fectionate. $450 each. events. Call Mr. Magic fans, new constr,, "24 Hr. PICNIC AND FAIRS. CALL of fending-Commercial or for 26 years. No Job too SHEETROCK/SPACKLE maintenance service, new Ing, sodding, rototilllng. now 322-7077. place cards;, gifts. Styles Emergency Service." Please call Tom Hanson I HOME lawns, sod or seed, lawn Free estimates. Fully in- 6, COOLING ing experience. John Call 561 -3340. Palntefr 469-5952. JUNK STOWED AWAY CLOVERLAND 99fr3140. CERAMIC 4 MARBLE Residential. Quality mater small. Insured. Free esti- —Repairs to stieetrock & Leonard 353-0841. MNNOUNCEMENTS\ Include Italic, Copperplate Uc.#10318. 271-4049. FOR FREE- towing at rials used. Free estimate.' mates, prompt service. plaster, 572-58f1. renovations! Topsoil, sured. Commercial & resi- SCHOLARSHIPS- Fi- AFFORDABLE PSYCH- POWER WASHJNG- [IMPROVEMENTS J JN8TALLATI0N- Baths. A NEW GUY IN TOWN- nancial aid, grants and OTHERAPY- Increase & others. (908V 232-4554. HANDYMAN SERVICES- very reasonable prices. Kitchens & Foyers. Old 464-1444 " Bob Steinman, 526-3382. mulch or decorative dential. Call Bennett Turf TUTORING- Reading, L 33O ^ ELECTRICALJWORK- Quality work at reason- The Big Toe 442-0718 Homes, buildings, swim- TOP LINE- Carpentry, stone. Stone driveways, 70*8234 Matn' St. Plumbers Inc., math Ify your home. 10 loans for virtually any stu- self-awareness. Experi- and new. Repairs. Call GENERAL CONTRACT- PAINTING & PAPER- 24 hr, service. Free est. CARPENTRY/RESTORA- P0LYPHASE ELECTRIC. able rates. Free Esti- ming pools, add wash- 1ST IN QUALITY- roofs, painting, drop ceil- . tree removal, brush. re- LAWN SERVICE- Yard yrs. public school experi- dent are available. Re- WANTED \ ence personal growth. COLLEGE SCHOLAR- friON- general contract- MAGICIAN DOUG MUDRICK'S PAINTING. John 369-6810. ING— Additions & alter- HANGING- Reasonable ings, windows, doors, Fully Insured. No Job too sults guaranteed. For free Find new solutions to old FREE estimates on all mates. Fully insured. Call THORNTON- Available ing., Decks -waterproof- moval with chipper, rail- clean up, hauling away of ence. Certified K-8 & I TO BUY I SHIPS- Grants, loans, . ing, slate work, decks, your needs. Reasonable . John at 668-8518; ing. Free estimates, In- No Job too small- Free & ations. Bathrooms; espe- rates, fully Insured, very gutters, decks, tiles, road ties Installed. Call small. 418-1990. NJ Mas- H.S. Math; M.A. degree. Information' call All Busi- problems. Bernico Krusch available. Complete edu- kitchens; remodeling, . nbwl Parties, schools, CERAMIC TILE- Bath- cially heating. Call 654- neat. Call for/f free esti- basements, attics and ters Plumbers Uc#5235 rates. 18 yrs.. experience. sured. 754-7415. curtlous estimates. Inte- • morel Free estimates. Joe 885-5323. garges. Call 828-5387 OR Call 272^5315. nessware Associates ACSWy 369-7636 cational planning. SCHO- wallcoverings. Call Rlch- HANDYMAN- Complete restuarants, college rior & exterior. Middlesex rooms, kitchens, foyers, 9028 or 755-9036. : mate; NorcratV Painting .322-8659 Steve Plnnell (908) 572-7266. I AIDS HOT UNE-Can It Lie. #7194. Call 789-3131 dorms, seniors clubs. Call RESUMES PROFES- etc. 40% off ceramics. 560-3765. -I" \. 561-9333. COPPERHEAD PLUMB- ANTIQUE & USED- Fur- LASTIC FUNDING RE- ard Schultz 908T359-8556 home Improvements'. area. Call 908-561-2430 HANDYMAN- EXPERI- niture, Old DR sets and be transmitted from a SOURCES. Call for Infor- Doug 908-233-9572 SIONALLY PREPARED- Call THE TILE DOCTOrt VINYL SIDING- Insulated B & J'S LAWN MAINTE- M & R LANDSCAPING ING, HEATING, DRAIN ELECTRICAL WORK- of Decks, porches, painting Includes resumes, cover A-1 IMPROVEMENTS- ENCED- Bath &' kitchen PAINTING & WALL BRs from 1900's' to kiss, a hug, or casual mat I on: CARPET CLEANING- all types. R. DIETRICH & ' Interior & exterior, carpenr MAKEUP ARTIST- Spe- 968-2754. & maintenance free siding NANCE— Program based Spring cleanup-lawn CLEANING- Affordable 377 1 letters & envelopes, & Ih- Additlons, roofing & sid- remodeling, painting, PAPERING- "Spring ( 382 ] . 1950'8. Also misc. pieces, contact or even transmit- 526-4173 Carpets, $9.50/rm- SON ELECTRICAL CON- try work. No job too small. cializing In bridal makeup. decks, general repairs. Special" $80 off painting plus a free storm door if on your Individual needs. maintenance. Landscape quality - free estimates, INCOME TAX ted to your loved ones? mlnlmum. 3 rms. Sofa & tervlew tips. Call 908-753- ing, kitchens & baths, CUSTOM STORM Quality & dependability at 24 hour emergency ser- 647-1959. TRACTORS INC. 24 hour Free estimates. Call Steve Comes to you for any oc- custom decks. For quality Free estimate. Very rea- and 20% off wallpapering. you call now. 560-8776. deslgn-seed-sod. Patio & I INSURANCE I For the true facts on AIDS chair, $25.95. Free de- 752-7863: casion. Private or group 7491 : DOORS— Factory direct Pro Tec General RemOd- affordable rates. Free esti- walkways-railroad ties. : vice. License #8917. ANYTHING OLD emergency service. NJ service since' 1935, call prices, extra heavy duty. sonable. Call 272-4295. , FULLY INSURED. Will mate, fully insured. Call, WANTED- Toys, all type. call 1-900-535-9700.ex odorizing. Licensed & In- Lie. #9910. Insured. Call makeup lessons avall- ROOFING & PAINTING- beat any written esti- ellng., * Stop breakln' your fanny Please call 752-8808. 301. ex 302 Spanish. [ 36O I sured. Over 10 yrs exper. Gutters cleaned and in-for Spring rates, 232- Design your own style, HOME IMPROVEMENTS 885-1534 or 572-9640. Call Manny 233-0822 $40 INCOME TAX RE- Dolls, records, maga- 271-1404. . HANDYPERSON- able. Great glttl 819-0369. '2186. starting at $240 Installed. mates, will work woek- Avail. 24hrs. $2.00 per "Ween Image Carpet Ser- stalled:. Slate repairs. ends. Call Chris 873-1389 WALLPAPERING- Top DRAIN/SEWER CLEAN- TURNS- specializing In HEALTH INSURANCE zines," teddy-bears, o|d I ESCAPE I Helper, Troubleshooter. , MASON CONTRACTOR Call 757-3733 days or ALL TYPES MULCH/ TOPSIOL- pick personal income tax re- mln. vice" 246-8219 ELECTRICIAN- Llc.# Long & short term.-Call Fully Insured.'Free'esti- A1-REMODELER- small quality workmanship COLABELU LANDSCAP- ING-r- 24 HOUR HOT Low dost for Individuals watches, bird cages, Low Spring Prices mates. Call Vlnnle 572' repairs to major rerri- 475-5670 eyes. Roofing, Electrical, PAINTING- $85/room. 2 guaranteed.- FREE ESTI- ING— Maintenance, up or prompt delivery. Re- WATER HEATERS. Truppl turns, tax deductable $40 and small businesses. comic books, baseball ALL NEW CHRISTIAN 10062,7 for «venlngs & Dave, 908-755-3455. - Specializing in Steps.. tail/ wholesale. Eagle • »e \icn*c* ••• ivMRMvint CHARLES STILES— weekends. Bonded & In- 7119. oddellng. Quality work, Plumbing, Carpentry, room minimum. Call MATES:,925-7360. Spring clean ups, de- Plumbing, UC # 8707. for basic return. Ken 908- Return of premium , stop cards, records (especially 24HR. ROMANCE Maso Walks, Patios, Frplcs. DECK SPECIALS- basic today. Licensed & In- Fence & Supply 526-5775 CALL 908-754-3750. 572-0252 eves/wknds loss, eyeware and pre- Pallce SeofembeHlgi 1 Contractor. Guar- sured. Reasonable rates. HOME CLEANING CARE ROOFING & REPAIRS- reasonable prices. 20 Sheet Rocking Spacklng. signs. Free estimates. Beatles). Top cash paid. LINEI- Meet by phonel Concrete block-brickwork years exp. References 10 x 10 x 3' $795 or 12 x Lie. #7478. Free Esti- sured. J.M.C. Home Ren- WINDOW CLEANINGr- 10% off with this ad. PINE LANDSCAPING- scriptions. '658-3543. . 654-6688. '.. It worksl $3/min. 1-900- Commercial, residential, FOR PEOPLE ON THE No Job too large or small free. estimates & reason- Landscape design & in- ABC TAX— Experienced Industrial. Call 725-7267, GO— Insured, bonded, avail. Free estimates, fully 12 x 3 $995, piers & per- mate?, all terms. Credit ovatlons (908) 561-3554.. Professional, fully- In- 780-3716 _ . MICHAEL A. KRUPSKY, Accountant. Reasonable 786-7710 NorthWest Airlines from Insured-Free Estimates able' rates. Prompt ser- mits extra. Also, big sav- sured, superior refer- stallation. All phases of INC.— PlumBing & Heat- CASH PAID- Watches, r\? supervised. Monday to vice. Call 968-4930 ask Insured; 658-9771 Cards Welcome. ' PAINTING- Exterior/Inte- fees. Trained In 1991 N.J. EXPERT ALTERATIONS Saturday. Gift certificate. 25 years experience , ings on larger fancier SE HABLA ESPANOL rior) residential or com- ences. Other related ser- COMMERCIAL A RESI- landscaping, Including lnd. BollersJnstalted &' re- Gold and Diamonds. BeV. ALLOW ME TO "GIVE Dl- Dean Koep & Son for Brian. • decks, all 1, womanized hydroseedlng. 15 yrs. ex- taxes. New clients $10 10-5 752-1828. n > P t 2 r ca & TAILORING- Special- 245-t945. ALL HOME IMPROVE- Foubltter & Associates mercial. 35 years experi- vices available. UNIVER- DENTIAL- All phases of paired, hot water, heaters Discount w/ad. FAXIT! YOU the gift of a lasting fhu rs d5? S pf 26. t35 *ZIJ*™%¥Z NEED A JOB Consult this listing of Business and Service Professionals — DONE RIGHT? rvice Local Businesses Serving Local Needs FUEL OIL LANDSCAPING TREE SERVICE COLLISION REPAIRS GLASS MAINTENANCE MASON PAVING PLUMBERS PLUMBERS BENNER'S Ellis ACARTHUR FUEL MPLETE;,. SANDRO PAVING CO. MCDOWELLS LENNY'S PLUMBING Rahway, N.J. ASFOUR& ASSOCIATES AUTO BODY YOUR LEADER tN SERVKE INSTRUCTION HEATING Tree Service Fully Insured Since 1928' Lie. #1268 Since 1920 • • .''. Everything In (_.„_ MAINTENANCE CO. OMPANY ALL TYPES OF TREE CARE • Complete parking lot "•'". ;•• • Heating Sewer Archltects/Plahiiers CHARLES : Collison Experts • Store Fronts •Aluminum- Entrances , anl£s WE WILL CLEAN Masonry & . & REMOVAL . •¥uel Oil Aluminum Door Repair- > Mirrors' ••, V*^» CARPETS VhUGSi ODORS maintenance • - ••• Water Heaters Cleaning CONTRACTING Direct Repair for • OVENS • WALLS • WINDOWS Carpentry 100 Hamilton Plaza • Complete heating Thermopanas • Storm Window Repairs • • Driveways •. • Sewer Cleaning • Plumbing & Heating " \ • Firewood DECKS • WINDOWS Most Major Inc. Cos. • KITCHENS • BATHROOMS Paterson, NJ Table Tops'Plexiglass FURNITURE Steps • Porches •Sidewalks • Sidewalks • Sump Pumps Repairs . • Woodchips ALTERATIONS • ADDITIONS • Repairs & Service Houses Designed and Remodeled laser frame machines . RESIDENTIAL •COMMERCIAL Ceramic Tile • Curbing • Hot Water Heaters •Snow plowing ROOFING • SIDING bven baked spray tooth • Air Conditioning • Seal boating • Additions : • Add-A-Uvels INDUSTRIAL Kitchens • Bathrooms No Job Too Small • Sump Pumps • Landscaping • Patio's ' • Kitchens . . • Bathrooms 606 SoUth Ave E 1245 Westfleld Ave. 24 Hrs • 7 Days/Week Basement Remodeling • Garages • Decks . 272-4733 Free Estimates Fully Insured • Excavating & Additions 450 North Ave. E. Free Est. • State License #6249 Commercial Residential CLARK 276-6765 Ask for JOE 245-12b3 Days Nights & Weekends Cranford 851-0888 after 6 p.m. References Gladly Furnished ' Westfield Lenny Grieco FREE ESTIMATES Call Mention Thb FREE ESTIMATES (201) 345-4624 (908) 789-9482 276-1111 396-8100 1 WALNUT AVE • CRANFORD 574-0480 INSURED' FREE ESTIMATES Charles Pijanowskl 233-0582 For FREE Estimates 755-0964 1OW Discount 388-5868 pays 353-7886 Even. 233-3213 FUEL OIL LANDSCAPING AUTO DEALERS BUILDERS CONTRACTOR HEATING & AC MASON MOVERS PAVING PLUMBERS ROOFING TREE SERVICE SALD'ADDARIO MPBOWELLS Heating & Air WILLCO BOBBINS * ALLISON, INC. Donald S. Rockefeller KOMAR REILIiY MICHAEL M. MASON Total Since 1928 Conditioning, Inc. ENTERPRISES PLUMBING & HEATING INC. OLDSMOBILE, INC. SERVWQ Public Movers ROOFING Contractor Family Owned & Operated UNION * MIDDLESEX Lawn Care "Lbcat COUNTIES • Step Repairs 7 Moving Si License J'S Complete WOODSTACK . AUTHORIZED ' •••:• 'f ••"*•*•'+ * :•*•• * Budget plans,.; • FOH OVER 40 VEARS Complete Service Or • Sidewalks Slorago Driveways & Wood Decks Plumbing Additions • Alterations illofl I CtMnl Air Condhlonkio oom OLDSMOBILE , FREE ESTIMATES • Service Plans "JUSTAQUT" Masonry Repairs Sealcoated & Specializing In All Typqs TREE SERVICE Decks • Kitchens • Baths Curbs & Railroad. Ties Heating Of Roofing & Re-Roofing SALES & SERVICE Roofing & Vinyl Siding Reasonable Rates (All Types) INSURED • FuHy Insured • •Plumbing/AC • ODtoOuComtnlon Call 7 am- 10 pm Services • Leaders & Gutters Bathroom Remodeling • HMtkifl 8y*t«TO Clufltd » SHVIWI " Prompt, FREE Quoted Low, Low Winter No Job Too Small • Slate Specialists ',; 232-7651 Quality Work • Reasonable Prices Additions & Finished Basements' 450 North Ave. E. B«cbortloAlrClHnm . : fj SALES (201) 759-9324 State Lie. #4205 Fully Insured FREE Estimates ; Senior Citizen Discbunts Replacement Vinyl Windows 889-5244 AGENT ALLIED VAN LINES • •Fully Insured : . 276-4048 - Westfield Sr. Citizens Discount 213 SOUTH AVE E • Free Estimates -—560 NORTH AVE. E. "FINANCING AVAILABLE 10% Discount For Senior Citizens 276-8677 FREE ESTIMATES 396-8764! Call & Leave Message CRANFORD WESTFIELD" .••. Family In Cranford 37 years 233^213 7 Raleigh Ave. • Cranford 388-6011 TEL 276-0898 232-6583 276-5752 BATHROOMS BUSLDERS ELECTRICAL FUEL OIL HOME IMPROVEMENTS LANDSCAPING iv REFA5R MASON PAINTING PAVING PLUMBERS ROOFING & REMODELING A-1 ELECTRIC CO., INC. WE STOP LEAKS! Speciallng in: BATHROOM A. BUONTEMPO REia-STRONC; B.DJ.HOME Professional Landscape Joseph Kania & Son, Inc. REYNOLDS^ Gen. Builder Since 1950 A-1 PLUMBING & CLARK BUILDERS, INC. REMODELING No Job Tod Small Serving Onion County * ' pi iF|. IMPROVEMENTS, Inc. Design & Construction •VldStty Since 1025 FUfcL HEATING.INC. AND • New Homes & Additions , " No Challenge Too Great ( MASON CONTRACTORS "WHERE QUALITY COUNTS" • COMPLETE ROOF STRIPPING Complete Interior and Exterior RESIDENTIAL-COMMERCIAL LouDIFablo Tdny DIFabio •Fire and Storm . AH Wbrjft Guaranteed Remodeling and Rebuilding , SINCE 1959 I & Commercial SPECIALISTS CERAMIC TILING BpHng CWnupl •Weekly U«lnt.nanc« • For-. • Residential and Commercial Over .35 Yrs. Experience • FLAT ROOFNIQ & SLATE Damage Construction Atph«ttWoricDHv«w«y« -By- Visa/Mastercard Accepted tlUia • Tra* & Shrub PUuiUng • Topusll • RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL • Senior Citizens Discount • GUTTERS & LEADERS • Concrete Paving and Most Mejor Brands Siding Dormer* MuUi • StoM • B.R Tle» • D«ck» • ParehM SAME DAY SERVICE Home & Small Business Specialist • Muonry • 8ldew»lk» • Dihrtwayt • Brick Steps •Patios BathroAm and Kitchen SERVING UNION Masonry Work Additions & MIDDLESEX COUNTIES PAKENHAM • ^Conditioning •> Humidifier* Kitchens • Sidewalks •Drainage No Job Too Small CM»«inowpng Moderlzations HOME • Cellar Drainage & Pumps CALL PAUL AT ^ OH * Gas Burners *" Heating & Cooling Porch $ FOR 22 YEARS SALES & REPAIRS 'l> Fuel OH *< Air Cleaning Filters Eneloturb. Dock* 100°°OFF • Curbs •Repairs Fully Insured . TRUCk ft BACKHOE RENTAL SERVICE SALES REPAIRS FULLY INSURED - FREE ESTIMATES (30 Years in Business) • IMPROVEMENTS • Comm. & Res. Wo Do The Complete Job Replacement Windows, Storm Doors Any Landscapa • Color Slate •Plastering FREE EST. FUaYINS. N.J. UC. NO. 010760 Alterations S4LES - SERVICE Work of tiooo Free Estimates REASONABLE RATES 654-1330 INSTAIXAHCN FULLY INSURED F/KECST/MA7ES ALL YEAR SERVICE CENTER TV Fully Insured * Free Estimates "-Fully Insured • Free EsW/riaJes— or Mora 276-5387 381-5145 — Licensed Plumber and Electrician SERVING 233-5766 Serv/ntf Union County Bonded & Insured Call Bruc* at: (008) B744880 or FREE ESTIMATES- FULLY INSURED UC. #1106 907 VVood Ave. • Roselle , Fully Insured 272-5177 276-0900 WESTFIELD CALL 654-1741 1-800-794-LEAK 'tic. #8460 54B LEXINGTON AVE. CRANPORD Toll Fro« 1-800-794-3361 For Full Dugi of Strvlcf C*» 753-1394 ,OR "CALL 7 DAYS A WEEK" 358 NORTH AVENUE E 908-232-3901 =» Ucsnt« 02160 . . (Leava Message) 987-0614 : 789-9808 CRANFORD 276-2331 VICINITY 233-3184 (5325) BOOKKEEPING BUILDERS FLOORS GLASS LANDSCAPING LANDSCAPING WALLS AND CEILINGS MASON PAINTING PLUMBING PLUMBING TOPSOIL BOOKKEEPING C.O.D. Builders AUTD SAFETY R&W LANDSCAPING MICHAEL'S LANDSCAPE r GLA5S CD. Work Guaranteed ROGER SAWICKI Michael J. R. Vetter 4P. CUSTQM ORIGINAL DE8IQNS ESt.1946 Commercial & Residential &IR1UGATI0N CHAPMAN BROS. [4 Wood Floor Iiutallation Interior/Exterior INCOME TAX SERVICE • ALTERATIONS & ^ "APPROVED INSURANCE REPLACEMENTS" Distinctive Landscape Design Olexsa, Inc. Lie, #1428 ADDITIONS /£% Sanding and Refintahlng MWUUJUTO IN AUTO ANO COMMUtCUL MOV OUM Spring Clean-Ups . and Planting & Sons • Cbm'pMa BooKkaepIng Service MPUCCUINTS ON All CONSTRUCTION COUP. CHARLES STILES Plumblng-N-Heatlng • DECKS ilH ExUtina Wood Floors 'Plumbing '• • Federal 4 State Tax Returns • Electrically Operated Windows Fertilizing .Underground Lawn Sprinkler Mason Contractor • Computer Services • ROOFING Wtim Resldentlal/Commerclnl • New Installations Plastering • All Curved & Ranoramlo Windshields Systems Designed, Installed • Heating - Cooling 388-5024 • Payroll Services ' • SIDING Vmn All Types of Penetraana Weed Control With 10 Years Experience • Repairs & Channels & Regulators and Services , »Alterations - Repairs Patching FOR PER8ONAL SERVICE IN YOUB HOME • BATHROOM & TT/J| shd Surface Flnlihe* Available Carpentry, Sheotroc king, • Replacements OROFFICECALU " • HearWlndow8 Lawn Maintenance Step Rebuilding Specialists • Air Conditioning No Yard Textured Ceiling KITCHEN ^ (UoMn •am • HbuWi • UiMhMW • **/un»m») Complete Lawn Maintenance Roofing, Leaders & Gutters • BathroonVKHchen JON FINNE or BONNIE RUQ3IERO REMOpEUNCI Staining In Cholc* Colon • Brick Fronta * Patios Sheetrocklng FREP ESTIMATES • Remodeling & Tiling Too Small -RtEE AT-HOME ESTIMATES- 241-8555 FREE ESTIMATE Spring Clean-ups • Foundations •SktoWalks , 2*6*1320 FULLY FREE S73W. WESTFIELD AV. FULLY INSURED Taping & Finishing "A&M BUSINESS SERVICES INSURED "37R.KQ7O ESTIMATES • Fire Places • Retaining Walla V 486-6214 RO8ELLEPARK 908-382-6487 276-0093 18 YEARS EXPERIENCE,.. 908-738-0488 36 NORTH AVE E MAX OUioM KM* HMHM till WICOHMK of VAUW DC) TOPSOIL 276-6945 709-0591 Charles O' Donnell Free Estimates Fully insured FREE ESTIMATES 272-5697 CALL 276-6953 NJ. Uo.#7248 CRANFORD 14 - April 11,1991 — Union County Classified SERVING CRANFORD, GARWOOD and KENiLWORTH A Forbes Newspaper Vol. 98 No. 16 Published Eveiy Thursday Thursday, April 18,1991 Postage Paid Cranford, N.J. 50 GENTS COUPLES OR INDIVIDU- INSURANCE- Agency MODELS/ACTORS SALES ENGINEER- Po- TRUCK DRIVERS- EXPERIENCED CARE ALS— Interested in seeks experienced agents Moda Model Management sition available for Pneu- TAKE CHARGE ~ of HOUSECLEANING- I GIVER— will care for youc 410 health/ ecology. Manage- w/llfe & health licenses. matic Tube System and your career and your life. 435 ment & associate posi- Is searching for new faces will clean your house, child In my So. Plalnflelrj HELP WANTED Fully vested renewals, to represent for TV com- Vertical LJftr Equipment. Drive for J.B. Hunt and CHILDCARE home. Call Karen any Town auditor says tions. Marketing, FT/PT w/ high first year commls- Experience i M construc- apartment or office. Own |v mercials, films, trade earn top pay and bene- transportation, references PROVIDED time, 753-6172 expanding Japanese sub- slons & bonsus. 382-8882 tlon desirable. Self- fits. We pay for your OTfl sidiary. $30-$60K. Call for shows, catalog & extra & experience. 965-0514. In brief FOR THE PRECIOUS LANDSCAPE HELP work. No experience or motivated individual can experience - up to $.28 A-1 CHILDCARE- Quali- Interview 968-2131 WANTED- Hard work, look forward to salary per mile. Call today 1- NEEDS YOUR CHILD. fied, reliable, insured training required. Chil- /*" 425 NOTICE: AH CHILDCARE DESERVES- will be 'property tax relief CUSTODIANS- The good pay. Flexible hours. dren teens adults, all plus commission, com- 800-643-3331. JJB. Hunt. PROVIDED adverttoements FAMILY-DAY CARE Is any car and excellent EOE/SubJect to drug I EMPLOYMENT given at QUALITY CAREJ Hearing tonight available: from MONDAY Green Brook Board of Ed- $6.50 - $10 per hour. Call types & ages. Call - New are PAYABLE IN ADVANCE a private home day care; ucation Is" looking for 276-6895 Jerseys • leading agency &eneflts. Location, Central screen. . . I RELATED MORNING INC. 526- NJ. Send Resume to: Box by cash, check, VISA or Arts & crafts. Many other The school board Will hold 4884. """ SUMMER Custodians. Po- for an evaluation. ' activities. Licensed 5 to send taxes soaring sitions available on or LANDSCAPING 30, c/o FORBES NEWS- VAN DRIVER- 8AM & ^OPPORTUNITIES Master Card. For a quota [its budget hearirig at 8 tonight ADMINISTRATIVE AS- about June17, 1991. For ASSISTANT 609-234-1818 PSPERS, PO Box .699, 3PM with special license. on cost, plaas» call state approved. Pts- By Cheryl Moulton cipalities they must use their ftind 1-800-334-0531. Cataway area. 885-1327. : | at Lincoln School before app- balance (savings account) to bring SISTANT- PfT all office application, please call or MOTEL DESK CLERK- Somervllle. NJ 08876 Start Immediately. Edison ALL POSITIVE, OPEN .' \ L roving the $26.6 million pro-, duties. Book keeping & write, GREEN BROOK New Hope based land- -Mon-Frl, 11PM-7AM. SALES- Full time/Part school.'Xall 549-0127 MINDED INDIVIDUALS- LOVING MOTHER- will The latest budget bombshell taxes down, a measure Laezza PC experience, pleasant BOARD OF EDUCATION, scaper needs Somerset Weekends, Bookkeeping, time, Educational prod- 8AM-5PM thls Is the business A LOVING. SAFE FAM- care for your children la [posal for 1991-92. Voters will predicted the devastating effects said will require the township to telephone manner. High- 132 Jefferson ave. Green County employee for Sales'additional. Red Bull ucts; no. cold calls, $300 you've been searching ILY ATMOSPHERE- for my spacious home w/ } have their say April 30. of the state "properly tax relief ultimately "have to" borrow in land Park. 214-1240. Brook. N.J. 08812. Call Inn, 1271 Rt, 22, Some- WAITERS & WAIT- forlCaH549-7316now yoiir "munchkln" at fenced yard, all hours M- major Jobs In Bedmlnster .to $500 weekly. Inter- RESSES- local club has program which will send toces order to pay operating costs in a AGENTS/APRIL ONLY- 968-1171., area. Growing season or rvllle. 526-6760. ested call 526-6608, Kathy'8. Exper Westfleld F. 908-241-8882. recelve $400 of free linge- opening. Skilled servers LINGERIE- $$$ Earn mom. Meals, snacks, PLAYCARE- Certified soaring two years from now, and few years. At that point, he.said, DENTAL ASSISTANT/ full time possible. Gar- OFFICE MANAGER — SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS who enjoy their work' call $75 to $100 eve. Demo. rie to start your own Un- LPN/ MED ASSISTANT- dening experience, Valid with administrative. & NEEDED- Will trains CP-R Near Tamaques teacher/mom will care for Informal forum render the township "broke." the township will be "broke." The dercoverwear Business. for appt. 233-1300 Beautiful lingerie by Mpn, Tues, some half day driver's license, word processing skills for Hospltallzatlon program Cameo. No delivery. Free Park.'Ref8r789-3234 your children in my Soufh Township auditor John Laezza use of all of the fund balance Call Linda at 5260058 MOTIVATED. Contacts- service company In Brld- available. Yearly In- Plalnfleld home. Organize Sat. for oral Surgeon. WAITERS/ WAIT-. kit. Will train. Call 908- CERTIFIED TEACHER- Orange Avenue School PTA could do little to soften the news would cause the township to have BOOKKEEPER- FT. Var- 722-0850; 725-0384 eves Kevin Ellenburg gewater. Send replies to creases. Salary commen- activities. Call anytime ied responsibilities. In- RESSES- new Italian 526*724 . ' will provide quality child- I has invited the seven school he brought to governing body "substantial cash flow problems, |v. msg. & name. 215-862-2620 Box 16 c/o Forbes News- surate w/experience. Call care In my South Plain- 753-3725. I cludes computerized cus- LIFE GUARPS- Garden papers P.O. Box 699, restaurant seeking neat, (board candidates to its meet- members at Tuesday's Township and therefore put the budget in DENTAL CHAIRSIDE AS- 658-4044; 46*-5953; 463- experienced & Knowl- LOCAL ROUTE- The field home. Non-smoker, PROFESSIONAL! tomer service. Req. bkpg. - apt. complex In Hills- Somervllle, NJ 08876 I . 3433 between 8:30AM- 1 ing Tuesday at 8:30 p.m. in the Committee meeting. He relayed "deep trouble." He said in three exp., 35 WPM, pleasant SISTANT— experience edgeable" In Italian cook- fasting growing multl- current references.' Call WURSE/NANNY- Infarjt preferred but will train borough needs 2 certified PARENTS & OTHERS- 5PM for detalls.EOE. ing. References a must. - billion dollar Industry Barbara 753-6483. care, long term. Profes- school cafeteria. The public is the fiscal impact of the states's years there will be "total disaster phone personality. Bene- life guards. Including fits; 302-0909. . willing eager applicant. Work 2-3 evenings and SPECIAL EDUCATION Apply in person: everl No selling!. Handle CHILD CARE— Raritan. sional Mom returning tb invited to an informal chance recent "tax relief monies" to a in the state." While Laezza pre- Call (908) 232-2136 , valid CPR certificate, 24 earn $15-$20 per hour. Clemente's Garden Res- name brand products work. Errands/light hours per week each. AIDE— Immediate' open- Mom will care for your [to meet the contenders in the shocked and stunned room of lis- dicted a gloomy picture for Cran- BUS DRIVERS-Reliable Fun, rewarding and excit- Ing to work with 20 yr old taurant, 2301 Park Ave, such as Ocean Spray, child full time. Non- housekeeping. Refer- DID YOU From June 26th thru Welch's, etc. Census (April 30 election. teners, many of whom said weeks ford, it was not as bad as the one charter coach drivers w/ KNOW... ing. Call. Kathy 276-6046 multiply handicapped stu- So. Plalnfleld smoker.. Low rates. Walks ences. 771-0742. '. )• other municipalities face. Of the bus license #1. Minimum Labor day. Send resume M-W-F 9-11AM. PS - you dent In a special educa- show part time earning of activities. 626-2562. . ago the money would hurt the This llttje ad can be read to: P.O. Box 457, Sorhe- $38,000 per year. Re- SOMERSET- Quart- 567 communities in the state, 357 3 yrs. exper. Part time' will love this job) tion school. Excellent YARD HELP- for a fast brook. Small group, lots township in the long run. In more than 147,000 rville, NJ 08876. growing Lumber & Home. quires cash Investment of CHILD CARE- In my days available. Retirees, homes in 15 publications PART TIME CHURCH benefits. 8:45AM-2:45PM Bridge water home. of TLC, crafts & activities. The $728,000 sent by the state are "much worse than Cranford" bus & truck drivers. Call thru 6/24/91. Please con- Center. Seeks bright, am- $21,540. Call 1-800-225- Gar wood throughout Somerset, MAJOR TELEPHONE SECRETARY— 20 hour 9733, Operator 1. Lunch, snaoks, reason- 2 yr. old .+, openings. and designated to reduce resi- from the state two-year "tax 549-0127 Middlesex, and Union work week. Some exp. w/ tact. bitious Individual for entry State Certified, Insured. CO.— Now hiring Tech- level position. Will train. able rates. References. A salary: guide for teachers dential taxes was tauted as a vir- According to Grady, the two- CAMP COUNSELORS-^ Counties? It caught your nlctlons, Installers, Ac- PC needed. We need reli- Dr, Howard Helfman, LOOKING FOR MORE 722-4953. Please call 563-0673 ' Principal Apply In person: Westfleld [ over, the next three years has tual "wolf in sheep's clothing," year plan by the state will send Arts & Crafts specialists, attention, didn't it? count/Service reps., Op- ability & amiability. Posi- FROM YOUR CA- WEE PEOPLE CaltYOURadlntodayl Plscataway Regional Lumber, 700 North Ave. CHILDCARE IN MY MID- I been approved four months serving no longterm benefit. to $728,000 to Cranford for two years. Nature Specialists, Life- erators. No experience tion open 4/1.356-0247. E.,: Westfleld, 232-8855. REER?— Join the fast- DLESEX HOME— Mother SCHOOL— Summer Fun guards, Nurse. Brld- 1-600-334-0531. necessary. For INFO PART TIME MACHINE Day School growing environmental In- J after a contract agreement was future tax problems. Two years The state also, requires the town- 908-985-8752 EOE AA with experience. Play- Camp. Ages 2V6-8 yrs. S gbwater Day Camp. Call , We Get Results! CALL 1-900-226-2022. EX OPERATOR- to grind & dustry & earn big $. Call mates,, park & activities. weeks: 3 sessions; 2,3 or freached...The Democrats' are ddWri the road, Said Laezza, if the (PleaSe turn to page A-9) 908-725-6994., r DRIVERS WANTED- for 2617 6A-8P: 7 DAYS. polish- optical lehBr' Me^ S U P E RINTE N D ANT ^^ C-—-42O NOW! 233:3043. .„ • r Full Time. Call Kim at 5 day fuller extended day Igoing into the primary.-Without: $12.95 FEE. . . avall."469-7029 • "^ •'. township follows the state plan, CAREER NIGHT- Wed., pizzeria In . Plscataway. chanlcal ability required. Apt. houses. Experi- I EMPLOYJV 469-f5561 I local candidates, Page A-10. Call,752-8344 20 , hr. week: Middlesex enced. Own tools. Plumb- Ttaxeswill "go out of sight" More 4/17; 7:30 p.m. National MANAGEMENT CANDI- I WANTE 430 DUNELLENT- State regis- Use Your CzrdL, PATRIOTIC BENEFIT: Promoter Gary Duay, Nancy Millar of the Fourth of July Committee, frustrating is the fact the township Earth Day Recruiter for International DRIVER- Local florist, DATE: We will train at our Borough. Call 356-1461 Ing, carpentry, painting tered family day care. Pull. company seeking career part time and/or Sat- expense for permanent PART TIME OFFICE skills. Good apt. Benefits. CHILDCARE time, Infant8-$95, center, and Commissioner Barbara Bilger admire Desert Storm poster on sale as a fund raiser for must" follow the state's intent for HELP- Time card/clerical References. Start $360/ minded Individuals to urdays. Ideal for college position In Somerset/ Mid- NOTICE: All EMPLOYMENT WANTED I toddlers-$85, pre-school the~ money, or face not having the dlesex County with an in- duties. KenllWorth office. Wk. 722-9425 Child abuse the township's Memorial Day and July 4 events. Call Millar,. 272-6767, or Bllger," 272-8425 for flower event consult on color, fashion, student. 233-0500. WANTED advertisements $75 also, part time. Call 1Q91 budget approved. glamour. Unlimited in- ternationally known com- Send resume to: WSM, 968-1711 details/ The poster Is on display at the Municipal Building and Veterans Barber Shop. : EXECUTIVE TYPING— & light com- are- PAYABLE IN AD- The head of the County child come potential. Profes pany that is a leader In P.O. Box 128, Kenllworth, CHILD CARE WANTED The state also is telling, muni- SECRETARIES puter skills and pleasant VANCE by cash, check, EDUCATION GRADU- slonal training provided. the field. We're looking NJ 07033. phone voice needed for for our 3mb. old daugh- I abuse unit reminded clergy of on Saturday ^ Great opportunities In top for outgoing, confident In- VISA or Master Card. For ATE— w/1.1 years experi- PT/FT. 781-2175. Fortune 100 companies. PART TIME SALES— Na- receptionist/clerical posi- ter, In our No. Plalnfleld ence in chlldcare, will [their responsibility to. report dividuals with high ambi- tion. FT. 9-5. Far Hills, a quote on cost, please home. Mon thru Frl. Live Quick And Cranford is celebrating Earth CHEF/COOK- new Ita- Immed. need for secretar- tional Company in the care for you/ child In my [suspected cases of abuse or ies. w/Wordperfect, DW4, tion who truly enjoy work- Welcoming Industry offers 781-2222 call 1-800-334-0531. out, salary neg. 755-7644 home. Call 925-3381 ConverliSnie!" ) neglect at Monday's Clergy Day this year by promoting the lian restaurant seeking ing with people. Some' Ethics law awareness that environmental experienced saute,. pan- Hewlett Packard & Wang, a unique opportunity. j Council breakfast Page A-14 sales, retail or public rela- Great for Homemakers. try, sauce & line cooks. tions experience a plus concerns begin at home. Neat, clean & knowledge- We will provide FREE Call 981-9562. As part of the celebration, Cran- training & cross training. but not necessary. Start- to take effect able with current refer- Ing salary to $600 per PART TIME- Flexible ford's downtown will become a ences. Apply in person: We offer top salary, Meal hours. General office. Ac- Life Ins., Holiday/vacation week plus bonus potential Chamber fete farmers flower market Saturday Clemente s Garden - Res- upon assuming Manage- curate typist. Depend- pay & excel. Working con- able. Call 561-8900 next month as local florists, nurseries, farms taurant, 2301 Park Ave;, ditions. Call today. ment responsibilities. Granford Chamber of Com- So. Plalnfleld Send resume to: The and garden clubs display and sell MANPOWER, INC. PART TIME- wear and j merce's annual banquet will spring^flowering plants from 9 CHILD CARE- On Call Metro Park Management Institute, show ladles fashion Jew- DID YOU KNOW. PQ Box 764. Green lery. Two eves. $125. No be held Wednesday at 6:30 By Cheryl Moulton a.m. to 3;pja Rutgers Cooperative Inc. Needes Bright, articu- 549-6880 'p.m. at Schering-Plough Corp., late, experienced person Cranford Brook, NJ 08812-0764. investment. We train. Ex- A new state mandated ethics Extension master gardeners will to work as care provider 272-9120 MANAGEMENT cellent future. Manage- All It Takes is One Call And Your | Kenilworth. 'Tride in Cran- provide free leaflets, information TRAINEE- Major finan- ment available. 756-3068. iford" service awards will be law which .goes into effect next In client'homes. We offer EXECUTIVE njonth will"require .township of- and help in solving 'gardening flex schedule and good SECRETARY cial services organization PEST CONTROL TECH- 'presented. Tickets;at $40 may problems. pay. 609-448-4,000. busy sales dept of Na- Is seeking college gradu- NICIANS- Licensed in ^ Classified Ad Can Be Seen By More Than (6e reserved 'by calling ficials, members of their families, tional manufacturer re- ates, MBA/JD: YOU may 7A & 7B. Will train right ,709-7208. ' . and yojunteer board members to Downtown Management Corp. COLLECTIONS- Mgt. quires an organized effi- be eligible for our Execu- candidate. Call 322-6303 bare their souls and financial in- (DMC) and Cranford Glean Com- 8vc. co. seeks collectors cient Individual w/good tive Training Program In for appt. 147,000 Readers In 3 Counties? with one plus yrs. exper. terests, as well as eliminate those munities committee also will telephone skills & ability Sales Marketing. Sales PHOTOGRAPHERS for front end retail/bank to Interact well w/staff & exper. preferred. You can .from serving whose business is distribute free recyclable plastic -card files. 19-22K satay customers; Applicant start at up to $40,000/yr. (FREELANCE) Bridge building conflict of interest garbage bags for use in auto- plus bonus. Nice office in must be fine typist with 5 Good benefits plus quar- mobiles. Cranford. Call Judy Jen- •The law,10'years in the works, to 7 years solid secretarial terly Incentive. Call 201- Forbes Newspapers, A Reconstruction of the brid- The DMC maintenance com- nlngs 201-654-2315. experience, Full benefits. 808-6810, Mr. KanoJIa. Division of Forbes Inc., iges on Kenllworth'Boulevard applies to all those holding an Hudson Personnel. Send resume to Box 12 c/ EOE. needs experienced pho- elective office, anyone serving on mittee is sponsoring a poster con- tographers to work on an over the Rahway River and o Forbes Newspapers, MARKETING/MANAGE- a body which can enact or- test for fourth grade pupils in P.O. Box 699, Somervllle, "on-caH"basls, when ) Nomahegan Brook is_expected Cranford schools to encourage MENT- World wide need arises. Must have dinances, approve develbpment NJ 08876 EOE leader In the financial In- I to begin Monday. Traffic will them to think of Cranford when proven photographic abili- , be open only in one lane each applications or grant' zoning vari- HAIRDRESSER- Mar- dustry looking to expand ties, able to do own pro- they think environmentally. REAL ESTATE its professional, sales & ances and to municipal employees tlnsvllle. Full service cessing and provide us ' direction until November. Each fourth grade will be able CAREER salon, friendly atmo- marketing staff In Central with black and whiter in a managerial position or who Jersey area. First year In- 1 to submit up to five entries, which sphere, wonderful clients. prlhtsLand be flexible with ;_are_aware jrf information of a Great lob for the right per- come up to 40K [f quali- hours. Send resume to: confiSential nature or anyone that" wil} be displayed-in store -win- .Ajre you an active member son. Call 469-4224. fied plus bonuses. Send Sharon Wilson, Forbes . dows of downtoWn merchants of your Community? Do resume to: Mr. Alan Kan- . Newspapers, P.O. Box Local stars does more than simply provide you like people HOTEL/CRUISE JOBS- del, PO Box 197, South from Saturday to Monday. Posters 1 699. Somervllle, N.J. Three township girls, ih- advice. Not covered under the law Involvement? Those to $12/hr. Trainees Wel- Bound Brook, NJ 08880. 1 will be judged Saturday in the characteristics can be 08876. are the Board of Education and come. (201) 646-9804. EOE •',...•• eluding an orphan adopted as following categories: funniest, rewarding to you In the advisory board members. Al- Real Estate «eld...Helplng PROGRAMMER- excel- la youngster by a Cranford most artistic merit, most clever people to obtain homes & lent oppty. for Prog- j woman, have roles in the though, there is a separate bill use of a slogan, most imaginative, lifestyles. That's what Real rammer In Business Ap- (Cranford Dramatic Club*s covering school boards under and recycling, conservation and Estate Is all aboutl The plications. Business . consideration before the state BONUS Is obtaining'your COLLEGE STUDENTS Basic, Unix experience ) "Annie." Page B-7. environmental awareness in Cran- own financing & personal needed. Business ac- CALL TOLL FREE: 1-800334-0531 legislature at this time, there is no ford. growth tool If you have Our National Company will fill 12 posi- counting knowledge re- indication of When it could be your Real Estate license & Judges include committee are looking for an active tions in the Union Country Area. $;IO.25 . quired. Good pay. Bo- enacted; ...;.-•,." office with ample nuses, Pension Plan, Science fair members Don Baines, Marge opportunity time. Call for to start. Some Scholarships & Internships Health Insurance. Send Ask For A Classified Sales Rep The law also zeros in on conflict Bowman, Gloria Cotroneo, Owen a confidential Interview available^ Qualified non-students may resume to: Universal The third annual, Cranford of interest and post-employment Daly, Gerda Geiger, Gary Good- with Vita ZoHak, Broker of Business Systems, Inc. 'school district science fair for time restraints Which no longer man, chairman Ruth Yablonsky, record at 272-2570. apply. 185-J Industrial Pkwy., And Find Out About Our 15 Paper | grades 4 to 12 will be held allow former officials or board as well as Mayor Ed Force, Cran- Somervllle, N. J. 08876. [Saturday from 10:30 a.m. to members to represent anyone Photo by Diana MaUterd Meeker Sharkey 1 ford High School art chairman Jay Realtors Advertise Classified Combination Today! noon at Cranford High School. before a board, be awarded a no- FISHING DERBY: Hatchery workers stock rhe Rahway River here before last Saturday's fishing Smith, Chamber of Commerce 124 South Avenue East 989-6537 I The public is welcome. bid contract, or be hired by the derby for children. More pictures are on Page A-3. president Paul LaCorte and Cranford, N.J, In the Classified! (Please turn to page A-9) photographer Antonio Conti. PTC auction An auction of merchandise Waldbanm's opponents MAKE THE CONNECTION - FILL IN THIS COUPON land services to benefit the 2 for I Parent " Teachers Council scholarship ftind will be held point out 'darker side' i o. ' Saturday. Page A-12. . ."• • -.. • -fWald—be^n^ragidar-sdiediiK HR. Jtef- * 1.6llneUmit ^ baum's supermarket proposed for ".both- claims, noting, 555 South Ave.' have suggested supermarket of this size (46,000 , 2. Must be paid In advance- Paper drive > that this development would bring- square feet) could exist with this cash, check, VISA, or St Michael's Boy Scout a wide range of benefits to Cran- few truck deliveries." In one five- 50 MasterCard (no refunds) Troop 178 will collect news- ford, opposing; forces testified to hour period in February at the 3. No Copy changes paper and aluminum Saturday the "darker side" of supermarket Jersey City supermarket, Ginsberg from 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. at operations at Monday's public photographed some 34 small 4. Offer limited to the Conservation Center. hearing. ; trucks, 11 tractor-trailers and six noncommercial ads Papers must be tied and cars and vans ^making deliveries. Fill in 1 character per box, allowing for spaces and 5. General Merchandise For Sale recyclables should be brought "You have seen a rosy picture Regarding deliveries, Ginsberg to the truck riot the dumpsters. of a supettriarket (presented by said they cannot be scheduled for- punctuation as necessary. Remember to Include phone Only. No Real Estate, Garage Waldbaum's.) In reality, a supe- regular .times, since deliveries THIS SPECIAL ON GENERAL MERCHANDISE FOR SALE ONLY number. No abbreviations, please! Sale, Pets or Automotive ads rmarket isn't an artist's color depend on traffic, origination Want to get rid of that bike the kids have outgrown?. How about that chair that drawing—it's more than thai;"' points and other factors. "Wald- doesnt match your new furniture? Or that trumpet you haven't picked up In ages? If Spring fever said Dennis Mahoney, attorney for baum's is,living in a.dream world . Ronald Ginsberg. Ginsberg, op- if they think deliveries can be you're selllng...we can connect you with a buyer and even better, we've got a Name. Mail with check or Forbes Newspapers' "Spring bargain for you! ' •>•;• ••'••. • . •.' • ' ,\ • '.'•''•'..• ... •.•'::•• ' posing the Waldbaum's store, planned on a set schedule," Gins- Fever," a 12-page special sec- Now you can run a 6 line For Sale ad In Forbes Newspapers Classified Connection money order to: owns three Foodtown supe- berg said. He noted the same Address. tion focusing on garden and rmarkets in Union County, with scheduling claims had been made for 2 weeks for only $7.50. Your ad will appear In 15 publications and reach more Forbes Newspapers home improvements, is in- the closest in Roselle. for the proposed Waldbaum's in than 147,000 potential buyers. Remember - someone Is looking for what you don't Phone cluded with this issue. Union. want We connect buyer and seller. Offering testimony to the Zoning Classified Connection Questioning the need for an- State. Board of Adjustment as an expert Call your Ad In - Toll Free! -Zip P.O. Box 699 in supermarket operations, Gins- other area supermarket, Ginsberg Guide to inside berg with 40 years in the business, showed an area map pointing out 1-800*334-6531 VISA/MC #. .Exp* Date: Somervllle, N.J. 08876 focused on Waldbaum's estimates 10 supermarkets within three and Classified C-ltoC-14 on truck deliveries, the need for a half miles . of the proposed -USE YOUR CHARGE- Editorials A-4 another area supermarket and Waldbaum'sr Ginsberg said based Entertainment B-7 to B-ll conditions he observed at the on "industry standards," there Garwood... A-10 Jersey City Waldbaum's store. was a sufficient number of supe- Kenilworth .A-6 to A-8 Jersey City is-the site of the only rmarkets for area residents. At- Letters A-4 1 torney Mahoney suggested other Waldbaum's supermarket in New Union County towns in addition to Obituaries .A45 Jersey. -i Religion news A-14 Cranford, do not have supe- WELCOME HOME: Children In Orange Avenue School third grade who wrote to Air Force Capt. Social news A-10 to A-13 Ginsberg said Waldbaum's had rmarkets. Ginsberg said those George Rlsse welcome him home from Saudi Arabia during a visit here last week. His niece, Sports.... .B-ltoB-5 estimated 12 to 15 truck deliveries towns include Scotch Plains, Stephanie Rlsse, is standing next to, him. See story on Page A-9. per day and that deliveries would (Please turn to page A«9)