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She .was! appointed as the super- most fertile minds of anyone I've mot- 2001 INTEGRA 2001 EXPLORER 1999 MAXIMA 1998 ECLIPSE The faculty will miss her, as a col^- visor of English for the district in 1998, : her creativity knows no bounds," said ' AGURAI 4-di, 4-cyl cn(); aulo' FQRD'2-dr, C-cyl entj. aulo NISSAN 4-dr, 5-cyl ong. aulo MITSUBISHI Cow 4-cyl frig,, May Result In Sawing league and;friend; the administration: andin 1999 was named to her current . ; lr,lns,. AC, .ppw Sloof/tjrlis,' trans ,^C. p/SjUcniiso.AM/FW • trans. AC, p'sAVI, moon roof' aulo Irans, pis/lvwinc! alloy Feinsod; "She has been responsible for • cnjisp,.moorHoof.fl!loywl)oels... Storoo/Cass; CD-Comp. Disc ' tenth irrt". AM/FMISIoroO/Cass . •wheOls, AM/FM/Sloriro'Cass • More Money Than will miss her, as a valuable spark, of •!positionv , ..' •.• •'• ;'.- •' "'.. • '•.; ''• ' ••: AMIFM/Slorpo/Cass, Only Player. 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Tdlal I'uynuriK: Sr>,32II. l.ilal Un v high school's success can be attributed '96 Honda Accord '95 Ford Windstr '99 Acura Integra '01 Honda Civic fco«l: S7,nti. I'.I.PO: $!I,H() 1 $io,r.wi.[:i.i 0:$i!i,327.:io'. :• . . ••'• August, after decades of service, in the on a career in advertising, until her '89 Acura Legend •97 Honda Odess '98 Acura TL 'OtVWGTl Choose From! to her ability to work.with both adults Similar Savings On All Trim Levels! Similar SavliiRs On All Trim Levels! district. . . • : ..' mother "guilted" her into teaching. arid';students,", said;Joseph Corriero, . "She has a wonderful personality. Dachnowicz..is'.glad'she did. •'••' HONDA PILOT SPECIALS! the district's assistant superintendent 2004 HONDA She is the consummate educator* and . "I found out I really loved teaching/I. •for curriculum and instruction. "She's ODYSSEY 2004H0NDAPIlOT|J[4x4 2004 HONDA PILOT EX Leather 4x4 to say. she would be missed; would lie an fouiid out from teaching in New York . been a true pleasure to work with." fi" cyl, auto, jN, pAllS,-a/e, am/fin st Di'ino, li cyl, atiii). ps. pAHS, (i/crniu/rin understatement," said Superintendent' /CD, pw, pi, pin, cruise, llll. uuldel* sl/('I)f, pw, pi,• jwiil tTiily, (III, otloy City,.that .was the greatest experience," Of the countless'.'. programs VIMIlill-W,' ' slk# lOSilil, vln* ulii't'lsi niiinliii; Ixiunk, rimf ruck, Lawrence Feirisod. 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Maximum amount financed StOK, Nol.lo be combined WitH any olhgrolfors- "Lasseorosponsibloforinainlennnce, sits in the middle, of the blockj !bxcosswoar.&tear Gap cost roduclion/iit'mo. pyml/soc: (Jop^ankfeq/duo al signing, 04TL:. S2995/S309;S350/S595/S4,249 lolal pymt/rosidual: $1.9.081/$16,180. • . '.'• the. window.sign hanging: at an raises $16G angle usually reserved for less evpensive property in less lively List Member's CROP Walk for;, downtowns.'. . •••••• . •Hunger in Cranford, sponsored;by The debut, of Cranieland, a: numerous local congregations, . public computer game Jab on raised more- than $16,000.to com- Eastman Street, has been await- bat hunger, a portion of which was' ed for 18 months. But though Multi Chevrolet . donated to Cranford Family Care; Monday's cloudy skies may owners Mitchell and Cheryl For the story, see Page A-3. have cancelled some after- Bi untel have been making regu-' noon barbequeS, but they lar rent payments, they have not New2004Chevrolet couldn't keep the Cranford . yet been able' to deal with the community from paying trib- costs ' of making the. necessary VE0 SPEWW ute to America's veterans upgrades to the space before VlN:#4B172SH Slit #€2839, A DR,1.6LD0HC and war dead with the annu- they can open, said Cheryl I03HP ong., 5 sod. manual, M/C, pA/b, cd arvl al Memorial Day ceremony Bruntel'. • ' M?3 ploybock, MSRP: SI 1,990. and parade. Above, repre- Bruntel said a second, similar sentatives of local veterans location in .Scotch Plains, is set to organizations march in the open July 4, arid the success of parade, which was led by that store will determine the . Grand Marshal William T. opening date of the Cranford WalsK Jr. the parade also location. She added that she included floats such as a anticipates opening the store by replica of the Crane-Phillips the end of the year, though she New 2004Chevrolet House, prepared by the remains hopeful that it can be Cranford Historical Society's opened sooner than that. Photos by Carl Peterson. And at far left,, Although Bruritel did not Classic cars Joan Laezza hands out VIN#4F2)1036,Stl<#C3192,4cyl.,aulo/ specify what problems the Store MSRP: $19,475. George American flags to onlookers; has faced since the owners back in Cranford she's been completing that agreed to, occupy the property, Pacciello task at the parade for more she did say she feels she was The Cniisin' Cranford classic car xcept Aveo^Molibt\ ~*. » 1 2004 j,Marc h 31, 200b, y than 40 years. mislead by individuals who show series returned to town last oral to we qualified ^ lune ic m , . - week; drawing visitors looking for (Continued on page A-2) Ii..Uw J/X^ S dealer for details >' New 2004Chevrolet some.retro style..See the pictures on miMCHE 000 PageB-1. ' VIN.#4G101835,Slk#(2086,2WD,V8,aulo, Exhibit spotlights Riverfront project on 6,800 Ib GVW, in-dash t disc cd player w/Bosc 1 New 2004 Chevrolet New 1004 Otetmilet spkrs, rr sect audio cntils, MSRP: $34,285. mwuaiism Granford connection committee's agenda IMPAIA VIH #42298797, Vortet |6, auto w/OD, 5750 Ib VIM #49245384, Slk#C2520,4 DR, 3.41 % eng, GVW, p/heoled mirrs, lugg rk, keyless entry, theft By LAUREN TRAINOB While the RFPs indicate a oulo w/OD, om/fm stereo CD, MSRP: $22,405 Fine art show deler syj, full power equip, MSRP: S31./20. to historic invasion THE CHRONICLE move toward the physical plan- ning of the, project, Aschenbach 1 backatNomahegan By LAUREN TRAiNOR which he earned for modifying the CRANFORD-The Township was careful to stress that any 77ie 18th annual Spring Fine Art and THE CHRONICLE ~ existing tank design to overcome Committee will hold a. special environmental remediation that Crafts at Nomahegan Park show will the hedgerows American troops closed-session meeting the township is required to New 2004Chevrolet CRANFORD-The material take place 10a.ni-5p.m. Saturday and were facing when rolling through Wednesday at which it may reach undertake could push construc- that often gets overlooked in war Sunday, across from Union County . the French countryside. consensus on Request for tion plans back for years. • TMEism retrospectives is just what the VWf 41253677, Slk OIO, V8, aulo, 17" M College in Cranford. The show will fea- Culin designed' tusks for the Proposal documents (RFPs) for "It's important to remember, Cranford Historical Society is NEW2005 CHEVROLET alum wills, lull power equip, lugg rk crossbar, lillgolc, ture many new artisans and crafters tanks to run through the the Riverfront Redevelopment there are four or five properties from throughout the Northeast and aiming to illuminate, as the hedgerows instead of being Project, according to one member group, to mark the 60th anniver- here (that have) a different histo- beyond, displaying and selling their pushed back by the piles of stone of the committee, ry of environmental issues," w hand-crafted work. For more informa- sary of the D-Day invasion, show- VIM #56015005, Stk #05017, V6, auto, cd W/MP3 py, VIN #46244674, Slk #C294, V8. aulo, cargo nel, trailer and trash that had been collected Sgt. Curtis Culin Is among the Since the project has been Aschenbach said."It could be a lugg il< crossbars, 16" alum w$, If ailtiiiq pig, MSRP: pkg, lugg rk cross bars, MSRP: $41,835. tion, call (908) 874-5247oi-visit cases local heroes who participat- over hundreds of years of farming. subjects of an exhibit on local going on for so long, said ed in the momentous event. participants In the D-Day Inva- project that could take years— S22,955. " www.rosesquared.com. He and the "Rhino Tank" will be Commissioner Dan Aschenbach, that's why it's so important that ! The . exhibit will feature the featured in an upcoming special sion hosted this weekend by the Cranford Historical Society. the committee already has the the township is in control." ' stories of Cranford veterans who on D-Day at 10 p.m. Sunday on format for the RFP documents in were connected to the invasion, the History Channel. However, he said that the audiotape from an interview with place; now, it is a matter of mak- meeting could be the start of a including Curtis Culin, Charlie Culin.was a member of the.NJ ing sure each commissioner's pri- iiifeS and Alice Frankenberger, and Culin conducted and broadcast by process that could have the phys- m m National Guard Essex Troop, and Armed Forces Radio during the orities are included in the plan. ical attributes of the project Dick Baldwin. initially was not slated for over- war. For instance, Aschenbach said, decided upon within the next six Commentary "I thought having something seas deployment, he wants to make sure that the about local people instead of just Also featured will be the story months.' 2675 ROUTE 22 WEST UNION, NJ 'This is when there were no of Charlie Frankenbergr and his developers take into considera- Community Life military history was more mean- jobs, and hore you rode a horse- "This is sort of the first step in wife Alice, a local couple who wed tion the train station, which sits deciding what this area would ingful," said Bill Curtis, a member it was a very glumorous assign- adjacent to the property. Sports ....; of the Cranford Historical Society one month before Frankenberger look like. It's a five-acre site,; ment. They had a polo team," said was drafted into the Army as a The RFPs are solicitations to and curator of the exhibit, which which is potentially a very large! • Curtis. "But then, they took away paratrooper with the 101stdevelopers to make a proposal SHOWROOM HOURS: -MON-FRI: 9AM-9PM SAT: 9AM-6PM Prime Time..... will be on display this weekend. their horses and gave them small, ratable for the townsHip,". Airborne Division. that reflects the township's rede- Aschenbach said. ,:';; '.'•' '••?'>'•£' SERVICE HOURS: MON-FRI: 7:30AM-5PM • SAT: 9AM-4PM Culin, who will be a focal point light tanks. They bmune a recon- Charlie had originally signed Obituaries velopment plan. The process is A previous, tentative proposal Pricsl indude all coststo ti e paid by a coasumar except tax, tog\is 8 m. Prices subject to S, A, B or C credit approval. Z4/48 mos. with optional balloon avail, at end of contact Smart Buy Purchase Option you of the exhibit, won a number of naissance unit." up with the Air Force, but was dis- .designed to create a competitive baw the cbob: Return it OR pay-off final pymt OR rafinanca finaal ppvmL Smart Buy Option includes 12k mi/yr at 20 cents each add'l mile, if returning vehicle. Prices include all tsbates/incentivss, if anolicable awards during the war, including In addition to photo represen- charged when it was discovered that called for the conatructioin Real Estate...... environment for builders and give 170 apartments ,was rejec back to dealacAll prices includec $750 Military rebata (must stbe active in the military/I_.,D— to qualify),„....,., $100. 0 Olds, owner loyalt, y (must be current owner tradin„g in). Addt'l Down Payment Assistance on- ' the Purple Heart with Oak Leaf tations arid a narrative written by the township more leverage in Maiu=$2550; |Hipalai$3700;Avalandi8=$l(loO;Talio8=$176D;TrailBlu6r=$12fiOo8$176D;TrailBlu6r$12fiO: SuburbanSuburban = ^f 000. AddtAddt'll $1000 TruckfesTruck t SonuSonss oon : Eauinoxauiox.. Ahe^Tahoa,TraitBlazeAvalanche^ c SuburbtH,.„ . Low A„P „ Cluster and the Legion of Merit, Curtis, the exhibit will feature negotiations about development. »••:•' of rebates t ) by All ffrs subject to lendr aprprovall . PhotoPht** mamyy nott accuratelacutlyy represent vehiclesvehicles . Programs subject to change without noticenotice . Must brinbri g in adTraitBlaze as couponc SuburbtH. "Oil change. Lows APbaR Tn'lieu Police Log...... (Continued on page A-2) G t responsible for typos, error! or omrnissioins. Cannot combine advertised or previous criers. Offers expire 72 hourds aaftes cr udat a o"Oif puhlicabol h nb the most important CranibrdL dmihistrator is to have "Cranford really has beei relationship with the warm, wonderful experience the students who win me—the students have been w said of the numerous derful," she said, adding she •ecognition, continue to keep in touch u • education is. what many. . .•.'••'•, nowicz, who believes "One thing I pride, myself oi sntial to address more my close, relationship with the -i isic learning into the • dents—you really can't be suco . , ful unless you are close with the i chool to move together dents," said Dachnowicz. • ) and (have) no group Despite all her awards J lized, ifistead of'grab- • recognition,' Dachnowicz's. suc( »ne thing and saying, really conies down to just old-ft idy,"' she said, is what ioned love for what she does. 3tart certain programs. "You don't amass a fortune k ichnowicz.has found a teacher, but you do have a wei satisfaction in her of experience, You do feel like :yo A-4 Cranford Chronicle Cranford Chronicle A-5
WHAT WERE YOUR PLANS FOR MEMORIAL DAY?
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. .The annual June .race in the New Jersey State LORIE POWELL TRACY DOUGLASS STEVE TEKEL JANET BLAKE CAROL PEARSON Legislature, to beat the;June 30 deadline for adopting a IVEGC5T1DFILL UP Mike Deak Cranford Cranford working In Cranford Cranford working in Cranford balanced state budget willsoon be under way. My husband and son were away Vacationed in the mountains. I was going to nave a barbeque, but I went to the parade and I, had I had a cooko.ut. • ' Y TANK AND PAY TOR camping, so I had the house to endecf up changing to Sunday friends over for lunch. .'••'•••In the next four weeks, state Senate and Assembly Noho myself — spring cleaning. • because of the weather. So, we had members will argue about taxes and trade votes for their it a day early and basically watched . pet pork barrel projects; It will be an exciting time in THIS IS QUITE the parade and hung out. . . ' Trenton as.lobbyists push for their favorite programs and the governor and legislators play chicken with the clocking A LA cares ; ticking toward the June 30.deadline; .'•'. •WtTWJRM Letters to the editor The most important; issue in Trenton is Goy, Janies E. about JLEP'$ Literary Luncheon is a smashing success McGreevey's "millionaire's tax." The governor- has pro- posed increasing .the state income tax on all household More study is needed : SUMMIT-The Junior League, of passage from her new memoir, "Paths of incomes over $500,000 from 6.37.percent to 8.97 percent. Elizabeth-Plainfield's fifth annual Literary Desire." A|so attending the luncheon was That increase, McGreeyey has said, should generate $800 a LuricheonV held April 30 at the Grand Lisa Scattqline, winner of the prestigiou?.. 1 : Summit Hotel, was a complete success, Edgar Award from the Mystery Writers of .million to help New Jersey balance its budget. ' To the Class of 2004: regarding GHS parking ; ; ; ; 1 organizers said; ",- ' •.'"••'" .. - ' America in 1995 for her seconcj novel, "Final Despite running on a pledge never to raise tho income Nobody cares about apathy To The Chronicle: to be permitted; at all; it has to be Appeal," -.and..-author' of-- the soon, to .be1: anymore. ." :.' ...... The luncheon, which is JLEP's primary , tax, McGreevey argued the tax. increase was fair because I am writing, to express my con- in appropriate places so as not to' fundraiser and helps to support JLEP's com- released thriller "Killer -Smile;" . it affects only those who received a reduction in federal It is a ritual for each aging gen- cern regarding proposed changes block residents from. using their munity' projects, was completely sold out Finally, in true Amelia Bedelia style, eration to shame the members of to student parking -'around. driveways. This is to say nothing income taxes, undei- President George Bush's tax plan. : through advance ticket sales.. Herman Parish entertained the group by Predictably, McGreevey's plan is favored by his fellow n younger generation with i.he ..Cranford High School. .'•. . '.. . -Vof the'impact increased, parking Fran Mouni, the organization's president, describing Amelia's attempt to learn."how to. brand that they are apathetic. To date, there . has • been no will have an . access. by garbage opened the event by explaining 'some of the drive while being told: to "bear left" at. the Democrats and opposed by Republicans; the sweetener to And;I really don't know whether that tax hike, is that it will help the state deliver increased assessment of how marry !spots are.;trucks and landscapes', vehicles. many charitable works JLEP conducts in "fork in the road" in "Good Driving, Amelia you are •• more • or less apathetic needed to .accommodate the . Thus, trained traffic professionals the greater: Union. County area.vThe Bedelia." •'. •'. •-...... : property tax rebates to senior citizens and the disabled. than graduates from 5, 10, 15 or unknown number .of students who . should go to every affected 'Street Mistress of Ceremonies . was •'. Ajdcianja :^ The event was co-sponsored by The. Gift While the: logic behind it makes sense, in no way should 25 years ago. How do you rneasure ! ; "need" to drive.- This seems to bo and determine where to designate. Trigiaru,:thc author of the "Big Storie:;feff); :-"Monkey, of Westfield and JMI.C BMW/Saab of 'McGreevey's millionaire's, tax be seen as property tak the nothingness at the heart of the most important, component to parkihg.spaces.. ..-.". • , / . '..'-'• : : trilogy and the novel "Lucia, Lucia:" Trigiani, Springfield. . '.. " -. ; reform; it merely provides more money to sustain a system apathy? '-.: . . ' implementing any -parking plan. The proposed ordinances will has /also'...penned;..the screenplay for "Big - How can the committee authorize The Junior League of ElizabeUvPlainfield of rebates that nobody understands. '.' V ' You are not rebels and you also result in property damage due- Stone Gap" and will release her fifth noveK is. a non-profit organization of women com- ; McGreevey's hike in the income' tax will give New have no causes. You accept with- a parking plan that opens up park- to the lack of curbing. The mayor' "The Queen of the Big Time" this July, ing to an unknown number of cars? mitted to promoting voluntarisn), developing Jersey one of the highest marginal rates'in the country. out question what we put forward concedes this is a '.problem, arid sug- Award-winning journalist Elinor Burkett the potential of. women,' and improving the Ohly five states will have higher rates. Even New York's for your consumption. (Do you The real issue is how inany. gests installing curbs at, some shared her recent adventures' in community through the effective action and Literary Luncheon Chairperson Anrie Wargo, object to Breathalyzers at the spots the neighborhood can safely future date, the cost of which-may Afghanistan, Iran and Iraq. At times humor-. leadership of trained volunteers. The league author Adriana Trigiani and Junior League of top rate is only 7.7 percent. What long-term impact the tax Letters to the editor prom or those insidiously authori- handle without an adverse impact. have to be borne by residents. I am Elizabeth-Plainfield President Fran Mourn j ous and touching, Burkett's talk vividly operates the Jumble Store, on Walnut Avenue hike will have is unknown; opponents say the higher rate After this analysis-is made by pro amazed the mayor and coinmis- pose for a picture at the luncheon/held April tarian "lockdowns" of schools for described the struggles of the women trying ! in Cranford. ". ": • • •'. • .. . would make the state more hostile to.business and would drug searches?) You do not even fessional exports, there- will be, a sioners would vote for passage of 30 at the Grand Summit Hotel. place New Jersey at a severe competitive disadvantage, known number of potential avail- these ordinances • without. first, to survive in these countries. Burkett's trav- ' . Through its members, JLEP serves indi- a true community effort have the gumption of Oliver Twist els are documented in her new book "So ' And others say the higher tax rate will not solve any of the.' 1 to demand a better grade of gruel. able-spaces, and a plan can be put obtaining budget approval for the viduals and organizations.in need throughout to alt women over 21 who are interested in Many Enemies, So Little Time;"' . '• • •-. greater Union County; its current'•focus is on volunteerism and making a diffei'ence in state's fiscal problems, but was proposed merely to solidi- To The Chronicle: . A special thanks goes to our Postmaster Wayne I am jealous of your apathy. 'into effect to -meet' student parking curb work to be done; "Once,-again; the 'Cranford Post' Office and the .1: am jealous you are so pre- needs. To this point• T'havc1 heard : Dominique Browning, editor-in-chief of families in crisis, addressing both prevention their community.''. To, learn more, visit fy McGreeyey's wobbly political base within the Orshak,. Supervisor Mike MaUick and the -letter- But the most important issue is House.& Garden magazine, read a poignant and intervention. JLEP membership is open -www.jlepnj.org.or call (908). 709-1177. . . Democratic party. . , '•••.. , : Postal Workers Local Branch.754 did an putstand- carriers of the Cranford' Post Office.- A very- special occupied trying to cope with the no.discussion of how niany viable the one- repeatedly . raised by . ing job of collecting food in the National Stamp Out/ spots- are currently, available or Genuine property tax reform will have to wait until a thank you goes to the Knights .of Columbus for rushing onslaught of life that you Oonhnn'ssioner Mease as to the Hunger Campaign held pri May 8. allowing us the use of their building; also, we wish really don't care about anything how many new spots can.be safely .. dangerous condition created for constitutional convention is convened to tackle the issue. 1 ANY FLAG ." Sports Loj-n This annual food drive was a great success, aid- created. . '• • •'" the nearby. Brookside Place stu- r Carpal/Ibnnel Code May Have to thank the the Township of Cranford for the stor- but trying to make sense out of ANY P-OLE ' "'- Merchandise After years of avoiding the issue, McGreevey Finally came ing Cranford Family .Care Association with K.5.00 reality. What would I give to trade One glaring problem with pass- dents by the increased traffic.flow. age of non-perishables; in the basement of the •IIS All Slits .Slulf, Forviiin. Military NCAA Finally Been Cracked to the conclusion, that others had already reached — pounds of food collected by our dedicated letter-car- Community Center. -.•'•' . .'•'•••• my days of ceaseless stress trying ing these.ordinances' without.prior Mayor Bilger and Commissioner Sports', NAKCAK.Colkx!'tind'Moiv. because elected officials shun the risks associated with riers/Not only do our carriers handle mail, they .Thanks also.-to Bruce ofthe Cranford Butcher to produce the best possible news- • study concerns the ability of emer- Jorn have ignored'this issue, but it Clark, N.J.-."Until iuv\V only a smiill mimher ol' luck_\ patients ruive.been • property tax reform, only a constitutional convention can touch the lives of our residents in more ways than papers for an existence centered gency vehicles to navigate the must be studied and any solution 21) Ft Flagpole setv....;.Sectional Telescopic exposed to this amazing discovery that has literally "cracked the code'Mbf . Block, who donated sandwiches for lunch. Our vol- AH \rli inrlwU SI-IS :•;> 1'remimn IliurteSet ; must .err on the side.of caution. bring about genuine reform. But the Legislature has to one;. _ ' . •...:-.'•' .'.'..• unteers included board members of Cranford on deciphering the puzzles of life, streets impacted. -The .committee, l>eluxf f.V Xx5' f-IS' •'• these carpal tunnel'sufferers.. Now witli the unexpected release of this little- approve putting a question on the constitutional conven-' Of course,.this food drive could not have been, Family Care and Project Home, Boy Scouts, leaders collecting money at the supermar- cannot assume .this risk"'without, Common sense dictates the num- known inforiiiaiion, you may be ahle to sa\ goodlne t(V your carpal-tunnel accomplished without the helpof the local residents ket for acne research and worry- proper- analysis. Nevertheless, ber of crossing, guards needs to be tion on the November ballot; that will be another impor-: and local residents who formed a team that worked iiSiSU . 1-888-369-7636 MAKES GREAT symptoms'. .Best-of all:you can check it out lor yourself>.)'or FREE if you who generously put out their donation early on through the day sorting, packaging nnd delivering ing whether I will die a shriveled committee members have stated increased and'a police presence is FATHER'S DAY like...in the revolutionary new-8 page report. "The Amazing Missing Link tant issue that has to be tackled before the end of the they feel this is not a risk at all. needed. But the ordinances do not >rcii>r online ni www.conscrvflag.cQm month. Saturday morning. Monday rnorning, May 10,. the •food. They worked together with, energy and coin- virgin! • -.'••-. -.".'-. ' . GIFT" to Solving Carpal Tunnel Without Drugs or Surgery." For your free copy,;, wprk;began,' with the help of wonderful volunteers passion that inspires us to-truly appreciate all the Frankly, I do. not see ho\y this contemplate any of these protec- i'sc cnili-'XV/. lii coupon space of order form ' l : The income tax hike is a step in the right direction. But You are coming of age at a time statement can be made without tions. . . . (iel $5 discount'I'.yc.'ry time.NO LIMIT! • ' just call toll-free T-8()0-2N6-4 )37 and listen to the 24 hr recorded message . who picked up the food from the post office, trans- good work done in this world.-Words are not enough when strange things are happen- for all the details. Call now, supply.is limited. •' .... for proponents of true property reform, it is like putting a proper analysis- —• based on. my I l>'H.ikninrtt <>»r nlrmmlSuM- <'fnin*»n f ported it to the Knights of Columbus in Garwood. to let them know how wonderful they were! ing in the; world. We have won a I am in no way implying stu- J Band-Aid on a cancer; it looks good but does not advance and sorted it for delivery. Twenty-six volunteers ••observation, the committee mem- dents should not have a right to Once again, Cranford proves its determination war against weapons of mass bers'assertion is untrue for Willow 1 the cause nearly as far as it should, That's why it's impor- worked through the day and then '" A-6 Cranford Chronicle June 3, 2004 June 3, 2004 Cranford Chronicle Lacrosse teatn looks ahead to next season Thursday Club The Cranford Senior. Citizens Thursday Club meets 1 p.m. at the The 2004 Cranford High School girls Community Center, 220 Walnut Ave. Activities: lacrosse team recently completed a June 3 — Business.meeting arid birthday and anniversary recog- successful first season, winning . nition, followed by: "Who's Who?" June 10 — Radio skits including "Proxy Papas" by Grace and 3ob seeks donations to support local troops ntost of its games. To learn more about joining the team, students Bishe and Lynn Hoolko and "The Copper Clapper Caper" by Joyce Venezia, .Pain Canzano, Arm Donnelly and Henry Bazewicz. By LAUREN TRAINOR and they'd need something like. bug., gathering enough supplies to send month, from 9 a.m.-l p.m. June 26, and personal items .-can also be should come with a parent to the College Club banquet spray," said Dingelstedt. packages to each Cranford resident to help the campaign. Flyers have donated. .. . sign-up meeting at the Cranford June 24 — Bingo; bring donations for Cranford Family Care. •THE CHRONICLE'• ; .. . Trips sponsored by the Thursday Club (the public is welcome): scheduled June 14 •v Dingelstedt is spearheading a serving overseas. been posted all over downtown; "It kind, of'hits a little closer to Community Center 8 p.m. June 10. •:.: CRANFORD-It was' the bug June 29 — to Caesar's in Atlantic City. Call (908) 272-6828. : drive for supplies that includes pri-.. "In the,past; Cranford has come "If it's successful, we'll try it home," he .said. "Some of these The team is totally funded by the „ . CRANFORD-The College • spray that caught' Mark ority requests for bug spray, ny through with things like this,'.' 1 Cranford Girls Lacrosse Association. ' Aug, 13'-26:'—' Yellowstone adventure, including, trips to Mt! again," said Dingelstedt. "Naturally tilings we take for granted, these Women's Club of Cranford will Dingelstedt'sattention. "'•?•" strips, bug netting, hand sanitizer, Dingelstedt said, pointing tx) the if the troops come home, which is guys could really use." . Members will discuss fundraislng Rushmore and Grand Tetons. $1,892 per person, double occupancy. hold its annual Scholarship- ' opportunities and dues at the meet- , -Aug. 21-Scpt. 7 — Highlights of the Canadian Rockies. $2,380 per ; Surrounded by artillery and mouthwash.AA.batteries.and anti- community outreach following what we're. hoping for, then we Word of mouth, he said, is crucial -Banquet June'14 at the Galloping : other trappings of war, a member of bacterial baby wipes, The Cranford Sept. 11 and the consistent spirit of won't need to." !. . ' ;) ... •,, in a small town like Cranford, so ing — the more girls sign up, the person, double occupancy. ' Hill Inn in Union. Cocktails at the less the dues will be. For more Infor- Oct. 3i-26 — Deluxe niotorcoach trip to Bar Harbor, Maine. $727 the Cranford Knights of Columbus Knights of Columbus and the generosity shown by .'•community' .'.''. Dingelstedt so far has a list of six anyone who knows of a Cranford cash bar will be at 6:30 p.m. fol- who whs stationed in Iraq with die Cranford Jaycees are teaming up to groups in town. names of Cranford residents who resident who is currently stationed mation, contact Julie Fitzgerald at per. person, double occupancy. For more information about the lowed bv dinner at 7. The cost is . (908) 272-1180 or Denis Dankosky at eSctended trips, call (908) 272-5375. \ ; . - - National Guard just needed some make sure the donated items get to So' fari he explained, the fire • are serving overseas, and is hoping overseas is urged to contact, him at $35... -•- •• .,.; .• . • (908) 272-0755, or email Celebrating birthdays in June are Gloria Czapla, Sarah Malpere, ; extra bug spray to be a little more their destination. '.•"•'•- " ,'. department lias • offered sj)ace to the' list grows .-•significantly by the. (908). 276-4738 or mdingel@com- Kare:[email protected]. Helen Miilhauser, Mary Herbster, Kay Jackowski, Bill Jones, and Scholarship winners and the comfortable in the' unfamiliar Although he said he can't wager. store donations to the effort, and time the packages arc set to lie sent. • cast.npt. Residents who would like Florence Sherman. . ''[... - : : 'Tribute Scholarshi]vrccipient will desert climate. '.'""' a guess on how many pounds or and donated items can be. dropped He is also looking for donations of to learn more about the drive may Celebrating anniversaries are Shirley and Vic Mason (62.yenrs), be the guests of honor. Senior sons "It struck a soft nerve, I 'guess,- . packages the drive will l)ring in, ••off there'.':'St. Michael's Church has packaging and shipping, materials, visit • the website at www.cran- and daughters and .their member... Fran and Lloyd Cokelet (57 years), Joan and John Griffin (49 years) that our guys could be over.-there :', Dingelstedt anticipates successfully also offered to hold a di lve latei 1 lii^ and cash (oi posUigr Food, snatksc fordtroops.com. .. '.•"'..- Commerce, this' year- featuring and Rosalie and Leon Bagenski (32 years). ••'.-•• mothers are. invited to attend. All' Community Center, 220 Walnut College Club members are asked Ken Daneyko and Gerry Ave. (908) 709-7272. ' •". - !••'• Friday Club : .-.. ,' ;•;:"-. •\''-':"^ ." • : Cooney. Hyatt Hills Golf to attend, honor the p'aduai'ing The Cranford Senior Citizens Friday Club meets 1 p.ni. at the seniors, and join i.n'to. celebrate the Complex, 1300 Raritan Rd., Community Center, 220 Walnut Ave. Activities: .. Clark. (908) 272-6114.: ending of another successful year.. -— the Cranford Historical SATURDAY ... Trips^ sponsored'by the Friday Club;. •-. ••:-.•' \ The.late (late for.reservations is Classicstyle .Society presents .ah exhibit - June 9 — to Atlantic City. $17, leave from Centennial Avenue Pool Sunday, June .6. For information or THURSDAY commemorating. with 60th JUNE 12 ait noon. Other tripsplanned July M and Aug. 22.. .;..- to make reservations, call anniversary of the invasion, June 15 — to Longvvood Gardens in Kennett Squai-e, Pa.to see the Katherino Pr/issas at (008 i 27-2- JUNE3 with special emphasis; on, TUESDAY 75th ANNIVERSARY CEL- Festival of Fountains. The- trip leaves 8. a.m./ returns 7 p.m.-$53feei comes to Granford EBRATION —-for Boy Scout 8633.:,' , - / :-• :-,,. ' NATIONAL HUNGER '- Cranford's own Curtis C.ulin. /includes dining in the Terrace Rest/iuraht (handicapped-accessible). ..•.'On'.view at the Hanson House, JUNE 8 Troop. • 80, in Cranford. •' July 19-23 — Cape Cod trip. Spend five days and four nights vis- AWARENESS DAY —. Garlic 'THINGS FALL APART' - Nohiahegari Park; 6 p.m! Rose, located at 28 North.Avei 38 Springfield Ave,, Cranford iting Martha's Vineyard, Chatham, Provincetown, Hyannis, the JFK Mothers & More 10 a.m.-5 ' p.m.; . continues Kenilworth Library book club Register at [email protected] museunlancl more. $395 double occupancy includes four breakfasts West in Cranford participates discussion of the novel by or stop in at Bates Hall on rummage sale upcoming in the event by donating 10 per- Sunday, June. 6. (90"8) 276-0082! and.dinners;"- •,.•'-.. .' . • • . ../. • •..'.' Chinua Achebe..'7:15 p.m. Copies Monday evenings. ' '•.. • Oct. 25-27 — to. Foxwood and Moheg'an Sun casinos. $170 double cent of every lunch and dinner ";'. RUMMAGE SALE - first D-^-This: Saturday, available at the library, located - RECYCLING EVENT -^ occupancy includes. two nights accainmodations, two continental : check '.'\to • the Community .annual event sponsored by the the Union County Chapter of . • at 548 Boulevard'. (908) 276- Union County residents can get breakfasts, meal credits, and guided tours of: Mystic and New - • Mothers & More will hold its first,. SbodBank of New Jersey.. For Onion County chapter of. : ; -2451. .•:-. ' . rid.of their -.unwanted electronics •London. -V .'•••;••; • .. '' ' •. •"' .' ' '• '. '••"" ' '•'' , .'• '. . Mbthers & More. Begins 8:30 annual rummage sale at. the home'-' more on the .event, visit; THE MIND-BODY CON- and automobile tires, 9 a.m..-2! Dec. 14 — to the -Li'lfLangtry .Christmas show. Trip leaves 9 a.m., . a.m. Bree residence, 164\Myrtle of the group's co-luador, KC.Brepi'. www.njfpodbank.org. NECTION' - a talk .by Dr.' p.m.' .Schering-Plough returns 6 p.m. $63 fee includes .show admission and-a meal. Ave;, Garwood.;(908) 789-8626 ; located'at 164'Myrtle Ave. 'REAL LIFE IN THE Ronald Glassman for the Corporation, 2000 Galloping Hill For reservations or more information about the trips, call Helen at WEST. WING'.: - get -the FLEA MARKET AND : Beginning-at.S:30a.m., the sale : Ros.elle-Cranford Chapter of Rd., Kenilworth. The event;is free (908)276-2849, . . -. '. : ... . BAKE SALE — annual event will oiler furniture, household behind-the-scenes gossip from Hadassah, 8 p.m. Temple Beth- and pre-registration is not at.the Edward K. Gill senior Wednesday Club goods/toys, hooks, and clothes for former history teacher John El , Mekor -Chayim, Walnut required. (908) 654,9889. . . apartments, Meeker Ave., The Crajiiord.Senior Citizens Wednesday Club meets at.the babies, children and adults. ' •• Whitcomb. 7:30 p.m. Cranford Avenue, -'Oranford.. The/meeting Cranford. 9 a.m.-'i p.ni; Rain Community Center, 220 Walnut Ave. •' .. Mother-prepared baked-.goods-.will' Library, 224 Walnut Ave. (908) •will also!feature the installation : Trips sponsored by the Wednesday Club include: 709-7272. •...•;• date June 12. . also be available. •".. ,' of the club's officers. June 14 — to Showboat in Atlantic City. Fee is $16. Bus leaves . All funds raised will be used to ALL-YOU-CAN-EAT COMING UP Meeker Avenue at 11 a.m. For information, call' Arleeh Bordon at ONE-STROKE PAINTING fund tho chapters activities; which SPAGHETTI DINNER '— (908)272-5441...... include meetings'with speakers of — learn the technique from certi- • Sept. 6-10 — five-day,,four-nigh t trip to Wildwopd Crest. Includes FRIDAY SUNDAY hosted by St. Paul's United fied instructors. 6:15-8:45 p.m.' interest to mothers, children's'holi- Church of Christ, 5:30-7:30 p.m. round-trip motor coach transportation;' deluxe room- accommodations day parties, and mom and tot out- June 17; Kenilworth Public at the. Regal Plaza; dine-around dinners in area restaurants plus a JUNE 4 JUNE 6 213 Center St., Garwood. Adult Library,. 548: Boulevard. $30, ings. Mothers Si More is a noh- tickets $8 in advance, $f) at the $1Q food/casing; four nights of entertainment including. Camp May profit organization that provides : USED BOOK SALE - spon- STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL (908)276-2451. .'. :• ".'. County Performing Arts Center variety show, dinner-comedy show at sored by the Friends of the — and. Pops ; Concert; sixth ' door. 908) 789-1285. . ' TOWN-WIDE YARD SALE ".opportunities for local mothers' to The Cruisiri; Cranford classic car show series returned to the The Grand Hotel in Cape May, gala night, with prizes, music, and connect withoiie another:and with Cranford Library. Noon-4:45 annual event , at Trinity — in Garwood. 10 a,m.-4 p.m. dancing, and a trip to an Atlantic City casino with bonus package. downtown May 27, courtesy of Hot Rod Mike. Above; Vitb their children.: ••'-.. ' . p.m., at. the library. Continues Episcopal Church. 3 p.in. North June 19. Register in person at The cost is $280 per person double occupancy; $350 for a single Sciorcia explains some of the inner workings of one of the clas- 10:15 a.m.r5. p.m. Saturday, June and -Forest avenues, Cranford: Borough-Hall or at (908) 789- (driver gratuities included). A deposit of $80 per person is required • The,chapter holds meetings on sics to his son, Bennett. But it wasn't only cars on display—at 5.(908)709-7272. ..';-' WEDNESDAY ; $10 adults, $5 children; (908) 0710. to reserve a- space with final.payment due- July 15. •'••'• the first and. third Wednesday of •-. iefti 3-rhonth-old McKenzie Myers get preferential seating on a 27'6-4047.' :•'•.•. JUNE 9 SCRAPBOOKING CLASS For information .and'reservations-call Harmon at. (90S) 276-2845 each month .at 7:30 p.m. at the hot rod motorcycle owried by Ed Pastroff of Cranford. Pastroff, BUFFET BRUNCH — for — for beginner's hosted by Linda or Arleeh..at (908)272-5441, ' Wtstiiehl YMt'.A located at 220 . a representative of the American Motorcycle Association, was CRANFORD DEMOCRAT- Clark St. ew'members are always the B'nai B'rith Ketubah Masi.. 6:45-8:45 p.m.; June 22. oh hand to promote drivers' awareness of motorcyclists arid SATURDAY IC. CLUB —'Adam Zellner, exec- Cranford Chapter welcome For more information on- Married Couples Unit ,(40+). Kenilworth • Library,- 548 bicyclists. The classic car shows and concerts will continue on utive director of the' New Jersey AARP4269 meetings or the rummage sale, call 11:30 a.m. The Kenilworth Inn, Boulevard.,Register at (908) 276- selected evenings throughout the summer. JUNES Smart Growth Commission, will 2451' '-. K.C. at 1908) 789-862K or Linda at YOGA ON THE Boulevard and South 3.1st The chapter will hold its installation, luncheon June 4 at the JOHN FEI/CORRESPONDENT speak to the local organization; GREAT AMERICAN OLDE Westwood, North Avenue in Garwood. Beginning'at noon, thelunch- (9081497-0283. . . •' . LABYRINTH - two. medita- Street. $12.95 plus tax and' tip. the public is welcome-. 7:30'p.m.' RSVP by June .4 at (908) 232- TYME CIRCUS - the annual . eon will feature entertainment provided by George Fitz-simmdns. For tive experiences come together, CranfordCommunity Center, 220 further information calH.908) 241-4746 or (9731 467-0753. , . . as Jane Schear leads a Hatha 0062. •'•••: ... event returns to.Cranford, spon- ''Walnut Ave. (9.08) 276r6500 \. sored by the local- Chamber of Trips tours chairman Mike Doncrank is taking reservation's for a Library hosts event yoga class on the Labyrinth Commerce. 5:15. and 7:30 p.m. two-day.tour Oct: 3-4.-.It will include an overnight stay at Mohegan" on the Pine Barrens Students throw a birthday bash for Hillside outline at First Presbyterian Sun. Resort and Casino in Connecticut, and next-day visits to the June 29-30. Hillside Avenue ('RANFORD-To celebrate Church. After the class, partici- School,- off Centennial Avenue. Nautilus Submarine and Museum and to Foxwood Casino. The cost By LAUREN TRAINOR classes examined novels that were in their m'ark.'i'n Cranford or elsewhere. . Elvis. Aretha Franklin, and Muhammaa -. pants can walk the labyrinth, THURSDAY for a double room is $189 per person: $265single. For 'reservations the selection of .John McPhee's .' vogue, and math and science classes Children's author Judith Goldberg Ali The.Great American Olde Tyme This year will mark the 11th annual Muriel Wallner iscRargedf Circus is returning to Cranford June Great American Olde Tyme Circus returns to Craiifbrd tour of this family-owned show. From CRANFORD — Muriel Wallner, of Concord, N,H,, and Richard C. of 29 and 30 with performances at 5:15 the beginning,.the goal was to continue 84, died May 31, 2004 at the Saco, Maine; a daughter, Karen L. the tradition of touring an "olde tyme Merwick Rehabilitation Hospital with intent and 7:30p.m. Commerce at (908) 272-6114. special event. Nowhere else but at the ents did. ':••••.•.•',•'• Pughs of York, Pa.; a brother-inr The beautiful red-and-white Olde The Great American Olde Tyme: circus can one find the sights, sounds In the early 1990s, the Zerbini fami- circus" and provide the finest in family & Nursing Care in Princeton. . law, Edward and wife Lillian of entertainment at prices families can Tyme Circus big top will be set up at Circus tours from May through and smells that excite the whole fami- ly realized a life-long dream by organ- Born in Jersey City, she lived in Edison; and,six grandchildren, to distribute : afford. . .•.•.,• •;;• Cranford for over 65 years before Hillside Avenue School grounds, locat- . October each year, giving, performances ly- ;•. ••'.. :•..•• .. •.••••:..: >--;.; izing its own traveling tent circus. [ Services will be 1 p.m. tomor- ed at Centennial Avenue and Myrtle in many different cities along the. East In each community the circus visits, Together with the Philip Anthony ;AiV exciting show is planned with moving to Monroe Township in the row at the First Presbyterian Street. Advance tickets will be on sale circus acts from around the world. 1990s. • . Church, 11 Springfield Ave Burial, Coast.' .'• • '• •' •.'•• • '••: ••• ..-.••,' it is sponsored by a non-profit organi- Agency/the circus has continued to cocaine Visitors can see the funny clowns, • Mrs. Wallner was a former elder at .Commerce Bank, Tony's Ca,fe, : This almost-forgotten piece of zation raising money for local projects. . grow and perform in many new com- will,be in Fnirview Cemetery, 1 and longtime secretary of the First Cranford Sunoco, S.I. Bank, Walnut American history has been kept alive These organizations bring the circus to munities each year; the show now per- trained acrobats, beautiful aerial acts,\ Westfield. Visitation is 6-9 p.m. Avenue, For tickets and more informa- for one reason only: To entertain the forms under, the title of the Great small animal acts and the Wheel of Presbyterian Church in Cranford. today at the Gray Memorial the community so residents may enjoy She retired in 1990 after 20 years Police Log tion, call the Cranford Chamber of children and families who enjoy this a day together just as their grandpar- American Olde Tyme Circus., Thrills, all under the circus big top. Funeral Home, 12 Springfield Ave. as the church's secretary. Donations may be sent to the First Her husband, Andrew J., died in Presbyterian Church or RossmoOr CRANFORD Record 1977. Community Church in Monroe Bayem Verein marks Surviving are two sons, Peter A. Township. Benjamin' Johnson, 19, of Roselle, was charged May 27 with possession of cocaine and posses- show set John Tango sion with intent to distribute.. its 74th anniy^rsary GARWOQD. — John Tango, He was a . member of Talents shine WOrange Avenue Johnson was -initially'..stopped- 85, died May 29, 2004 at Atria Teamsters Local 177. . ' .. On March 19,35 students from Cr^nford's Orange Avenue School participated in the Union County at 10:40 a.m. on North Avenue this Sunday Assisted Living in Cranford. Surviving afe a. sister, Anna Teen Arts Festival, the students were given the opportunity,to have their work critiqued by profes- near the Garden State Parkway Folkdancing group invites residents The Greater New Jersey Born in Newark, he lived in Chudzey; a brother, Michael; sionals in the field of visual arts arid creative writing. Two of the school's visual arts students were Irvington before moving to exit for alleged failure to wear a to join celebration at the Deutscher Club Record Show willbeheld on 10 three nieces, four great-nieces, chosen to advarice to state and county levels. Mary Kate Sullivan's entry for was Selected for the seat belt, according to police. He , a.m:-4 p.m. Sunday at.the .•-•, Garwood two months ago. three great-nephews and two county touring exhibit for one year, and Paul Truche's entry was selected for the New Jersey State . Mr. Tango was a package han- great-grandnephews. also faces charges for possession In 1930, a small group of the adult and children's group, Holiday Inn, located ori Route Teen Arts Festival at The College of New Jersey. In the literary arts category, Annie Zourzoukis, of .drug paraphernalia, driving along with various other folk-, dler with Hahne & Co., S. Klein, Services were held, yesterday immigrants gathered in New : 22 West in Springfield. ,. Robert Carter and Laura Lieberman were selected for their poetry entries, while Cathleen Martin with a suspended license and the Jersey to form a club and foster dancers from New Jersey,. New Ohrbach's and Bamberger's at the Union Funeral Home- was selected for her suspense story. These students advanced to the county level and participat- : Bavarian traditions in their hew York and Pennsylvania. Admission is $5 for adults; $3 department stores. He retired Lytwyn & Lytwyn. Burial was in ed in the Union County Teen Arts Literary Reading at the Rahway F>ublic Library. seat belt violation. . ' , : '.' homeland. . -,' ; . ; . • .; The club invites area residents for seniors; arid children under from United Parcel Service as a Hollywood Memorial Park, .Johnson was.released on his ; Now; -74. years later/the Bayern. to bring the whole family for an 12 are admitted free of charge, package handler in Newark. Union. : own recogiiizance. . Verein Newark is a prize-winning . everiing.of wonderful food, drink For.information on the show Schuhplattler (foLkdance) group and entertainment under the or selling records there,, call -. GARWOOD and proud to coritMie to preserve stars in the beautiful picnic Dave Lenz at (908) 925-9667 Margaret Kern Hunn celebrates 50 years the old customs, dances and cul- grounds of the iDeutscher Club or e-mail ... . CRANFORD — Margaret E. as a supervisor and retired in The Rev. Jolm E. Hunn, the first 1! years "'as pastor of the ;•' .William Lee, 30, of Plainfield. ture of our ancestors. . Tickets can be purchased on Kern, 97, died May 29, 2004 at 1 1973, -• •.;.,•••,• •••.•••.•• person to receive a scholarship Presbyterian • . Church in was charged Saturday with driv- [email protected]. 1 OhSaturday, June 5;2004,the .the day of the event at the her home... • Her husband, Edward J., died from the' First Presbyterian Tunkliamiock.Pa. '•••' • ' . ing with a suspended license arid, The show will feature 1 She was born iii Brookfield, : Churcly of Cranford, will celebrate "• Since "retiring, ' Hunn was- failure to wear a seat belt. group will be celebrating this' . . entrance to the Deutscher Club in affordable LPs, rare 45s and in 1972. :; . ,\ .. '•••• 111., and. had lived in Cranford . Lee was stopped on the 500 milestone with its. annual -, Clark for a fee of $5 perperson, unusual albums. The show, Surviving •nre. a son, Donald 50 years of ministry this month; . served, two .churches ,in northeni with children under 12 being since 1940. ..:. -. '.' Htmn graduated from Princeton block of South Avenue at .1:55 Stiftuhgsfest at the Deutscher ; includes many music vendors E. of Cranford; three gra;ndchil- . New York state.. He served the admitted free. Come and expen- New art on display at Children's Mrs. Kern was with Western .Theological Seminary.- :arid was p.m. Further . investigation Club in Clark, New Jersey,.. ;. in one room, competing with ; dren and a great-grandchild. v Rouses. Presbyterian Church in ''.'.'• The doors, will open at 5 p.m> ence an evening filled with enter- Fanwood resident Virginia Cranwell's wildlife paintings will be included in Children's Electric in Kearny for 25 years : Sei-vices were held yesterday ordained at the Presbyterian Rouses Point,. N-Y. on the Canadian revealed an outstanding warrant each other, thereby giving col- : and the festivities will begin at 6. tainment and g'miitlichkcit you're Specialized Hospital's art exhibit during the months of June and July. The hospital will exhibit and left the company in 1947 as at the Gray Memorial Funeral Church in June 1954 under the border for four years, During the for his arrest out of. Plainfield, Musical entertainment will be sure to enjoy!. . the work of Cranwell, silkscreen artist Elissa Merkl of Millburn and watercolor artist Svetlana lectors more clout and giving a supervisor.. She then, joined; Homo. Burial was in Graceland pastorate of the Rev. -Robert G. : past four years ,he has served:and, and lie was released after posting browsers the opportunity to Monsanto Corp. in Keni-lworth' provided by Bernie's Orchestra ' For additional information, Aniskina of Edison. Monthly exhibits are sponsored by the Auxiliary at Children's Specialized Memorial Park, Kenilworth. Longaker. For three years,' Hunn continues to serve as pastor of the bail. ' . •:,' .•••.. •••.••••• pickup music treasures at and will include performances by contact Ralph Mehne at (908) Hospital. All artwork is available for purchase, with a portion of sales benefiting the Auxiliary. : vvas assistant' pastor, in.' the Essex Community Church in the Bayern Verein Newark, both Admission Is free and exhibits can be viewed from 10 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. by entering through the rock-bottom.prices. The enviT •276-7745: ;, •• • ... . Rudolf Hammie Cranford church. He then served as • Essex,N.Y. . ./••''. • • ;•• V hospital's East Wing entrance, 150 New Providence Road/Mountainside. For information, please ronment is also ripe for selling- •;••••-•.' Fax US : • ;:, GARWOOD•'•-• Rudolf K. with La Petite Bakery in .pastor of the Belvidere Hunn and •.his .'wife, Peggy, are call (908) 233-3720, ext. 5379. those records gathering dust in Presbyterian Church; in Belvidere : Hammie, 72, died May 24,2004 at Berkeley Heights. 1947. graduates of Cranford High the closet. . ' . ,- for five years and. as associate pas- School. They are the parents of your news! New Jersey Genesis : : ElderCare-The His wife, MaryC., died in 2001. Woodlands Center in Plainfield. Surviving are'-.'. a stepson,. tor of Old First Presbyterian seven children and the- grandpar- School of Cnurch in Newark for three more. ents of 11. John and Peggy Hunn Born in Bremen, Germany, he Donald Muccilli; three grandchil- JOHN and PEGGY HUNN (732)574-2613 Zuccarrelli exhibit opens this Saturday at Swain came to the United States in 1955 dren and four great-grandchil- Hunn was pastor of the now live in Willsborb, N.Y on Lake andvlived in Bayonne before mov- dren. Covenant Presbyterian Church in Chaniplain, where they continue, to Ballet U.S. Marine veteran Frank Foundation Dianne B. Bernhard am a success," he declared. ing to Garwobd. Private arrangements were by Simsbury,.Corm. for 19 years and., lead an active church' and commu- Mr, Hammie retired in 1996.the Dooley Funeral Home in "retired" in July 19.94 after serving nity life. -.-''• Zuccarelli, who later devoted Silver Medal for excellence in • "It is how $ subject is ": Like many feUow New Ballet -Jazz * Tap his artistic talents to the U.S. pastels, the.top honor, and the . Jerseynns, he thinks the state after seven years as a pastry chef Cranford. . experienced that is CLASSES FOR ALL AGES AND LEVELS Navy before achieving fame as spring auction exhibit award at gets a "bad rap." He Said, . \ a master pastelist, will show his the Salmagundi Club in New important to me. If I can •"People travel our highways and Donald J. Donoughue Open Classes & Intensive Program paintings in the exhibit "People, York City. In 2001 he was the open someone's eyes or think they've seen New Jersey. We appreciate Places and Things, #2;" June 5- . recipient of the Gold' Medal of . . They haven't seen the small, . GARWOOD - Donald. John Roselle. Park. 30 at Swain Galleries in Honor at the American Artist's . reach someone in a Way Donoughue, 39, died May 28, 2004 • Also surviving are his wife, ^omerville towns and the countryside. I at University Hospital in Newark. Michelle Garry Donoughuo; his 7 our neighbors... 'Morristowh * Livingston.. Plainfield. Professional League's grand- .'. they have not seen or like in my art to show people Born in Rahway, he lived in mother,and stepfather,. Linda arid For this solo exhibit at .-,..' national exhibition and won a .: what's around that's beautiful, noticed before, then I Garwood before moving to Roselle Hans Scutary; two brothers, Brian . .' Like you. \yc njipreti.'iii.1 havinL1 goiicl ncighhurs. Thai's why we also clo mir 973-597-9600 or 908-526-2248 Swain's, Zuccarelli will'sh'ow silver medal in 1995 from the no .matter-where I am,", ' Park. , and Christopher; and three sis- host to he good .neighbors. -.-'... "•'•••• •.• " both oils and pastels. Allied Artists of America. am a success." His exhibit: will surely, fea- '•• Mr. Donoughue was a carpenter ters, Theresa' Nowlett, Nicole "Sometimes I try something in : The Art Spirit award ' ture any number of locales— As established niemhers of the Cranl'ord business comnuinity, \Vu under- . •—- FrankZuccarrelli the past two years for the W.D. Knufmann and Wendy. stand the seciiri/\ nfilealing. \uthpenple youknim; penple you trust1 We've built •pastels, then find it works bet- occurred at the Hudson Valley from New England to Morris Snyder Construction Co. of A funeral Mass was held yes* our reputation on this trust. '••'.'.'' •-,'• . • • ter in oils, lyiaybe I'll re-do in Art Association show, in . County. (Macculiough Hall,. Kenilworth. He earlier was a car- of the World" He is listed in terday at St. Genevieve Roman For years, we've provided area lainilieswiili sound advice and caring ser- qilswhat I once did in pastels. Hastings-on-lhe-Hudson. \Willow\vood, Catherine Lane) to penter with the Donoughue Catholic Church, Eli2abeth, fol- : "Who's Who in America,"-. vice at times -of .personal loss, VVe believe we help the most by listening and pro- TVinity Penticostal It s not a copy but a new view Zuccarelli holds membership in England to Italy, Construction Co. in Roselle Park, lowing services at -the Mastapeter "Strathmore Who's Who, 7th viding choices. . . Holiness Fellowship and texture of the same essence all-these associations. Most -. " In Italy, he observed, "A step,, owned by his father, Donald. Funeral Home in Roselle Park. -f--' Covenant Presbyterian Church Edition" and the L6nddn-:pub- VVe hope you remember you can nirn to us in times of need. You can also •• Japanese Restaurant recently, his. work waspub- Cranford, N.J. l and spirit," he explained. a doorway, a. window—anything He was a member of. Burial was in Rosedale. Memorial. ':.. 2 JI PLU-sonuiicHill Road :•.'.. lished in December;2003, lished "Dictionary of ' ' talk to us about planninc .ihi_'ail,..reniin ing this bindon from the luinds of otliers: 908-272-6788 Awards are nothing new to .- could be. a subject. There's so Carpenters Union Local 715 in Park, Linden; . Short Hills-' . : 1 M International Artists maga- International Biography." . . Please call us of stop by. Rev. Frank Slorzal/Pastdr ONLY/AT... Zuccarelli. Just this:May, he . much beauty there." 11:30 a.m. Sunday: School . • Sushi Bar Entreds •• Zuccarelli seems to possess a. received the Art. Spirit. . : zine's article, "Master Paste.lists Zuccaelli's "People, Places 6:30 b.m. Sunday Evening Worship • Sushi & Sashimi .,- .7:30 Wed. Worsffp/Bible Study 973-467,8454 "ALL YOU CAN EAT" $A4 95 natural affinity for harbors,' and Things, '#2" exhibit will William Steeber Gray's Memorial Funeral Home • Special Roll & Hand Roll boats and surf, yet never limits Dale R. Schoustra, Mgr. Everyday Sush! &. Rolls mm** 'Lunch Specials open with a reception 5-7 p.m. •William Albert Steeber, 80, and wife Leslie of Bound Brook; a TO \imIMISI: IIIKI Summer Schedule himself. "My subject can be any- N.J. Lie.: No. 3707 • ' '. Sushi BarBentoBoxand mote! Saturday, June 5 and continue died May 26, 2004 at his home in daughter, G.wen Paulson and 1 ():()() urn • Sunday Worship thing at all as long.as the light Warren. husband Donald of Cranford; a , . 1 CO UPON,f- --—, r —j. COUPON | ,; Tuesday-Friday, 9:30 a.m. to 12 Springfield Avenue, Granford.N.J. 7:30 pin - Wed. Bible Study $ Prayer is just right, ifit createsinter. 5:30 p.m. and Saturday to 4 . He was born in Newark and sister, Aleta Swarin -of . William A. Doyle, Executive Administrator 15% OFF DINNER 15% OFF DINNER esting shapes and patterns. It is p.m. at Swain Galleries, 703 had lived in Warren since 1930. Bridgewater; and two grandchil- 'N.J. Lie. No. 2325 . • • ., '/ "Faith comes by hearing, and hearing ' j $20 MMlVUM PURCHiSl. Hot JO Bf COMBlHtD WITH J J $20 MINIMUM PuflCHiSt. fiOl IQ'Bt COHBIMP WITH- [ how a subject is experienced Watchung Ave., Plainfield. He was a Navy gunner in the dren. '. : ; i, iNYouiiR QFffti.' £xpw$.5/16/04. E*r-ln Quir, . \ i mY otiiw offffl. fjpws 6/16/04. E*!-ln ON'IY. ; i : ,,,>. by the word of God" that is important to me. If I can "People, Places and Things Mediterranean and North Private arrangements, were by 908 276-0092 or 908 233-0143 Atlantic during World War II. Higgins Home for Funerals in 278 NORTH AVENUE, WESTFIELD open someone's eyes or reach #1" was mounted at Swain's in . Locally Owned and Operated 1 Surviving are a son, Glenn Watchung. - • '•• • (in Drug Fair Shopping Center across Irom Wesllield Diner) ' ..- someone in a way they have .not 2000. For further details, call V TEL: 908-389-1131 -908-389-1132 • FAX: 908-389-1133 / Japanese Restaurant/Sushi Bar seen or noticed before, then I (908) 756-1707. • . (Sushi Chei'.formerly from Chen's in New- Providence I LEGALS (Legals continued from page A-5) 1 Bod Box Spnng I Bod Mattross. 1 End Tablo. I rocomondalions oltho 2003 Annual Roport - imum roquirod front yard solbackt!36-3O 6) loss than Slrcut S Stroel No 175 Gaidon Slrool 3i Section 136-358(3) • Conditional Drive Thru U30S FREE GIFT Pillows • 3 Application #204-04 Carried Iho hearing on tho Iho minimum roquirod sido yard sotback (136-30 7) Tax Block and Lot • (a) Roquirod 200" from oimilar use, Spaco Numbor: 514 application of Michaol and Joanno Morrocilo Applicants los*; than Iho minimum required combined sidu yard Block 284 Lot 3 " ' • proposed drivo-thru bank located ATTORNEY STERN LWINTHAL. FRANKENBERG & Horb Wlnto to permit construcliop of an addition with less th.in thu solback (136-30.8) . • Dimensions of Lof 80 51 x 152' • across slroot. WITH EACH DINNER 2 Clovor SI - • minimum roar yard setback (130-30 9| on promises qi 2. Application /fZ10-04 Tom Caramancica. Applicant. Nearost Cross Street 89 10 from Haskins Avonut' (b) Ingress and ogrosa from snmo NORGAARD. LLC Z93 EISENHOWER PKWY SUITE 300 •Elizobolh.NJ 07202. ; 4 Davis Stroot. Block 259, Lol 3. Zono R 3 to tho regu- 44 Princeton Road, Block 120.. Lol 17; Zono R-3 lo Superior Interests III any) slreot prohibited, s,uch access is LIVIN3TON. NJ 07039 1 Bbxos. 1 Dividers, 1 Car Parts 1 Othor Misc llonis. 1 larly scheduled nieolmg of tho Board to bi> hold on pormil conslruclion of a fonco which will excood tho Twp of Cranlord holds a claim for taxos duo and/or proposod on South Avonuo; Open 7 Days Eut-In -or Tnkv-Out SHERIFF RALPH FROEHLICH Misc Tools Juno 14,2004 •. " • maximum hoight permitted and location for iho side olhoi municipal utilities such as wator nnd/or sowor in 4) Section 136-23G • Driveway Design Slandards: Wonderful Food With Great Atmosphere FULL LEGAL DESCRIPTION IS FILED AT THE UNION Space Number: 1415 4 Application #33-03 Carried,tho lioanng on tho appli- yjrd (136-23 1.(2). ' tho amount of SI825 97 as ot09/30/2003 (d) Minimum distance to proporty lino 5', COUNTY SHERIFFS OFFICE Roborl Slubbs cation of Podro Bonqt Cabora and Magdii Mayol 3 Application WZ07-04 Joo and Liz Shorruir •JUDGMENT AMOUNT" Proposod 1 98'; ; 908-276-8876 TWO HUNDRED SIXTY ONE THOUSAND TWO- 101 E Blancko St Apl 8 Applicants to pormit construction^' a porch and Oxpan-. Applicants. 202 Hillsido Avunuo Block 550, Lol 16 FOUR-HUNDRED SEVEN THOUSAND FOUR-HUN- (0) Maximum grado 2%. Proposod 6%; ' HUNDRED FIFTY EIGHT .4 95/100 Llridon. NJ 07036 sion of on existing garago with loss lhan iho minimum Zono R-2, lo pormit construction ot a porch and expan- DRED FIFTY SEVENS 16/100 5) Section 130-23G (4)- Off Stroot loading and unload-, ,110 North Avenue West, Cranford, NJ i Olhor Misc lloms, A Atr Conditioner. 1 Bans, 2 required front yard setback (136-306), loss than tho sion of an existing garago with loss than tho minimum ing. No loading spacos provided; and ' "Spring SpeciaCs" TOTAL JUDGMENT AMOUNT (5201,258 951 ($407 457 16) ' C • I June 3, 2004 Cranford Chronicle b-4 Cranford Chronicle June 3, 2004 e-t s can a (ARA)—Spring has sprung and 'tis all areas—from the baseboards of the washing.fioor mats and.rugs and plac- so they are fresh and bright, and if with the most '-used'-area's of your the season for homeowners'to put up kitchen to the blades of your ceiling ing fresh towels on towel bars and your curtains are outdated; consider home, such as the family room, , "for sale" signs in their yards, If you fans. If time is of the essence, hire • 'rings. •;• '•'•-• "••-. .-•. ... •'• •. ... . replacing them with inexpensive kitchen and bathroom, and use neu- want to add curb appeal to your home professional cleaners to get your : .5. Update Your Accessories for a blinds. Before hosting an open house, tral colors that will open up these in time for selling season, a few sim-, home ready in time for selling. For a Fresh Look in.ihe Bath .' open blinds and; pull back curtains so rooms. If you can't paint in time for to pie touches can make a powerful minimal cost, a team of professionals , While you're in the bathroom, a your house is bright and cheery, selling, you can still make a difference impact in the eyes of potential buyers.'..- can scrub your entire house in no simple way to give it a fresh, new look , ' 7. Get Rid of Excess Furniture ... by washing walls and simply touching But not to worry: These quick projects time; ••.•..'•.• .• •. •';•' •• ••. ••' ' .. '' is by updating • the accessories. You might like that extra chair and up areas that might have chips or are easy—and affordable—to tackle , ' 3. Fix Drips and Burnt Out Bulbs with a "Replacing items such as towel rings, ottoman: in. the. family room, but to a- scratches. Likewise, consider adding a .before putting your home on -the' mar- If you're annoyed by a faucet that . towel bars and paper holders can dra- potential home buyer it could look wallpaper border to freshen a room's ket. .• • .:•..-•• -' • ..-• '• • : • .V keeps, drip-drip-dripping, just think matically change the appearance of crowded. Keep only necessary furni- •decor. ••.'.' , • • : • ". . . . \',--J. You Only Get One Chance to- what, potential buyers will, think of 10. Set the. Mood to Buy ' V By DANIEL MURPHY ; your bath with minimal expense," ture on hand and place. any extra little lax frfake a First Impression •..-. ' the. situation. Be sure to repair leak- says Rowell. In fact, for less than pieces in an", off^site storage facility. Finally, make your house fool like a THE CHRONICLE . ; -'• ' .;' '', As soon as a potential buyer turns ing or worn-out faucets to give your $100, you'ean install an entire set of (Don't place too many things in.'.an, home. -Welcome potential .buyers with By DANIEL MURPHY into your driveway, the selling process bathroom a new look. Likewise, check 1 new bath accessories . . '.'• .;'• \ attic or crawl space, as home buyers fresh flowers, in key focal .areas, or . THE CHRONICLE . . . .- ' ... . Three Cranford High track. begins. Make sure your lawn is well-' all lamps and light fixtures to ensure team records fell and a fourth sur- . Make sure your bathroom is also are looking for storage space, tooJ place,-scented- potpourri in the-, bath- manicured and the entry to your. they are in proper working order. Settling 'down, with a freshly vived by just inches at the Group 2 •free of /clutter.'—lots of 'toiletries and '•; S." Organize Cabinets and Closets : rooms-. For a special touch.ba'ke fresh home is. clean and clutter-free. If 4. Bathrooms and Kitchens Sell made sandwich Sunday afternoon, championships this past weekend : bottles sitting on the sink and coun- ••.bread or simply place refrigerated paint is beginning to chip from, shut- Bohies—Make them Shine! ,". . '.•••' Speaking of .storage, space, make I eagerly anticipated spendinga in Egg Harbor! ,.•'.': .'. •cinnamon rolls, in the'.oven, to: .give ters.,and siding/ add a quick coat of According to Senior Product tertop makes the room,appear small- sure your cabinets and closets, are few minutes surfing the channels Kevin Brown set a sophomore paint—you'll be surprised at what a Manager Jennifer Rowell of Creative er, If you don't have a large medicine: clean and free of unnecessary items. 'your home a welcoming aroma remi- and watcliing a potpourri of capti- record in the 3200 meters and difference it can make. Always check Specialties. International,, a division cabinet to store these 'items, Rowell The better organized your closets and niscent of-holiday baking. •• . . . vating sporting events. . .- Joseph McKenney and Laura Gallo your gutters and also wash your.win- . of Moen, the two areas potential buy- • suggests installing a shelf or two. cabinets are, the larger they" will In sprucing; up your home, remem- Instead I found '.two football each set fresliman: records while dows—inside aiid out, To add a nice ers check out first are bathrooms and Many of Creative Specialties appear to potential home buyers. But ber that homo buyers aren't looking; games -^ one indoors and one in advancing to the . Meet ' of touch, to your entryway, add a season-. kitchens. But :don't fret—these two International's lines of themed bath if you simply can't find- room for cer- for plasma. TV screens'and brand-new Europe — a gazillion auto races, a Champions,'..scheduled for yester- al pot: of flo\Vers or plants near the rooms are also some of the easiest to. accessories include .glass shelves that tain items, such as your perfumes and furniture. Rather, they-a re.: looking for senior golf tournament and a soil- dayin. South Plairifield.- ball game. front"• door-^-it will .welcome' guests fix. up. In the.kitchen start, with sim- are perfect, for such use. ••. . :i. toiletries in the : bath, consider a ..home, that has been carefully main-, • Tom Planer was a hair away, Hello?Thisis.-theyear2004,1 . from tying the school record in the. .right from the-start, •' ,. ple jobs—clean off countertops, hide 6. A.Little Bit of Light Goes a Long • . installing a glass shelf.; tairied and. .enred . foh A little* bit; of : . have digital cable and that's the . ' ..high jump while placing second in waste containers arid make sure all of • Way .. •/.•;•; ..'... /'• ••'.. , : .' 9. Paint the Perfect.Scow .'.'•• . "TLC" goos a long way, so give .your 2. Clean, Clean, Clean* • ' .' • •'.-•'. bc'stIcaiiifind? ' '.'-.',' : .No.matter how nice your home.is, if your appliances are freshly cleaned. Homebuyers don't .want a.dark and . Nothing says, •' "fresh" like a new, honietho.extra effort—it will,be-well., the section and completing the. In the bath, Rowell recommends worth your time.and energy. ' • ' Then on Monday afternoon, at . quartet of Cougars to advance. .:.-.."- it's •dusty and cluttered, potential dreary home—they want one- filled, coat of paint. Painting; is one of the roughly the same,time, I hunkered buyers .will remember the clutter- checking . and repairing damaged with a lot of light and sunshine. Be most affordable—and beneficial— . This article- courtesy . of AHA : Planer tied his previous person- caulking in the bath tub and 'shower, ; dowhagain and watched the '' . al best, clearing 6 foot 4 and just not the quality underneath. Clean up- sure to dust blinds and wash curtains ' ways to spruce .up your home. Start Content. , . '. .'•• ' : NCAA Division I men's, lacrosse '•:••..•••-. " '..'•..'•' .-'. .'-.. •'.•••'..' .' . •. '".- • '• "••.•••- .•" .'• ' ' '•'.••'• '.'•••: GEORGE PAQCIELLb/THE CHRONICLE: barely missed clearing 6-6 twice,: championship between Syracuse Brearley second baseman Nick Zaiukto tags out New Providence's Chris Savarese as he attempts to steal second base during the Central Jersey Group 1 final Friday in Spotswood. New Providence defeated Brearley 7-1. which would have tied the school ancl.Navyon ESPN.. , .mark; " .- '. : •'..'.•: ; \. . It was one of the most exciting Craco is Top Listing Associate After a disappointing perform- sporting events I've watched on Contractors are in ance in the mile! on Friday Brown television in a ldrig time. CRANFORD—Doug Radford, bro- With state-of-the-art: technology and 777 Walnut Ave., Cranfnrd bounced back to shatter his previ- I'didn't expect-to be as captivat- ker/wwner of Real Estate Consultants, centralized services,. Real Estate. • (908) 709-8400 in ous personal best and set a new ERA ed by it as I was.. Maryland, my deiriand --- Make sure •L.L.C, has . announced that Marisa Consultants is able to offer options and sophomore record in the two-mile ahna mater, had choked in the Craco has. been named Top Listing flexibility with commission as low as 2 AWARD WINNING OFFICE By DANIEL MURPHY After rain, .'and lightning post- stole spcond base. Rodriguez hit a The Pioneers put. the game Saturday, finishing second in: quarterfinals so there was no Associate for the Cranford region for percent. '•'.•.•' poned the. start ofthe game 35 •one-out .single 'up the middle to. away; with a rally in the sixth, 9:22.55. His previous best was 9:55. you find the right one ; clirect rooting interest. And Johns THE CHRONICLE April- •••'••'•: •'.•'" To learn more about Real Estate minutes New Providence jumped'. score Roman with what would bo scoring three runs without a base • "He was with the top seven; at • , (ARA)—If you're thinking about remodeling the . Craco has more than eight years of Consultants, contact Craco at (908)'. Hopkins, niy boss' alma mater, had SPOTSWOOD — The third on " Brearley .'starter. Kevin the Bears lone run of the game. hit on four, walks','a hit batter a choked in the semifinals,, so tliere the mile mark and from there he kitchen, bathroom or some other room in the house this real estate experience,, the last two of 276-3,331 or (908) 464-5590 or log on to time Wasn't the charm. Rodriguez early. Rodriguez strug- Rodriguez settled down after wild, pitch and two errors. was nobody to root against. just caught fire," said Head Coach summer/you're in good company. Industry experts are pre- which are with Real Estate the-. company's -website at '•-. After barley sneaking into the gled with his control, and two the first, retiring the side, in' both Brearley had a potential rally : Biit the Midshipman were Ray White. "It was one ofthe most dicting this year will be one of the busiest on record for Consultants. She is a Montclair State www.recn.j.com. •• • • • .. •',• •-. state tournament, the Brearley walks and an error, led to three' the second and third before New brewing in the'third when Roman vying for their first national title, unproved performajices I've ever remodeling. . .• • ; . ....-.• • University graduate and a resident of High baseball team's run to the quick runs. . . Providence tacked on another run led off again with a single and the' Its agents are active members of the on Memorial Day, when the coun- seen..As. tough as the race was. "I just saw the results of a recent sui-vey of professional. Union. , . ' , • V . sectional final was halted Friday .. ' Brearley answered back in the in the fourth with a pair of infield heart-of the. lineup was ready to New Jersey, Garden State and the try is at war and tiiany of the.sen- Friday he came back, gave himself remodelers and if they're any indication, people in the by. New Providence. bottom of the first when Justin singles, a walk and a sacrifice fly ' come to the plate. But Roman was- • Real Estate Consultants, L.L.C. Middlesex County Multiple Listing iprs onthe squad were to report a chance and did a great job." ' home remodeling business are going to be dealing with : The Pioneers scored three Roman led off with a single and for.'a .t-1 lead. . . ..•'• called put trying to, steal second currently 'serves..- 11 counties in Services as well as the North Central' for duty just days later. The. McKehney ran the . 1600- in backlogs for some time," says Dennis Day, a spokesman for times in the first innin^and never on controversial call and the Northern and Central New Jersey. Jersey Association of Realtors. Baltimore crowcl of more than 4:21.97 to place fifth and break his the Associated General Contractors of America lAGC), the looked back, defeating the Bears threat was wiped out. : , 40,000 was raucous in their sup- own freshman record of 4:27. White largest; and oldest construction trade association in the 7-1 for the Central-Jersey Group 1 Eddie DePaola singled to lead YESTERYEAR'S CHARM! port for Navy and the underdogs believes that time ranks him as the United States. "-.'.-. •''•.•;• • championship. off the fourth and went to second •VVES'iriEI!) nearly pulled it oil' before falling second best freshman in the state; Carol Ciishman honored again It was the third trip to a 'sec- 1 While you may be excited about finally getting a project Fills the ilunnnii! rooms ol this' hulrnom colonial. LiVinsj nin\/lif.epl;ia'. lor- with after, a. .ground/out but'. Gallo also broke her own fresh- . 14-13 to Syracuse, now for some tional baseball final in Brearley's you've-been wanting to do for a long time.done, Day says . WESTFIELD-Ca.rol Cushman of commitment to the needs of her clients," inal dining nn w/lrcmh iloors UdinB in duk M.uiv upihiics inyl. roof; lilK Mellusi. struck Out the. next two reason called just The Orange. (I . history, with all three ending in you.shouldn't just jump into the process without first doing Prudential New. Jersey Properties says Marge Cuccaro, Westfield office w/i'drian Llr top ind tuiiihk m irhk b ukspl i^h 1 kdwooil llrs. tm ha^pmi. vinyl hitters looking. . ; (Continued on-page. C-2) ..••• . giiess the Women's Organization defeat. The last time the Bears. some careful planning. .' . . . • West field office has been named .to the •.manager. .. '••..' sidini;. 2c;irdoi i!;ir andniiiLii more I'omo sd';i cl.issic' all now'!' • . ibr Citrus Rights was offended by reached a sectional final was in "Deciding who to hire to do the different aspects of your Bronze level of. the- New. Jersey. Based hi Somerset, Prudential New the t.it|e Orangemen) 1988/ . •'.. ••, 7 Bays A Week 7am-2dm job requires careful consideration," he says. "And a good Association of Realtors" Circle of Jersey Properties offers relocation,inort-... The announcers were calling it . Take Out Available 908-709-8400 "Just a little while ago we-were place' to start is. by •chocking .but a company's references Excellence for'2003.. gage, fine homes and resort properties the lx>st final they'd seen in 20 3-5. Since that we were 7-3," said and reputation'." .'. • • A consistent award-winner, Cushman services,With more than 600 sales asso- years. I know not every .lacrosse • : Head Coach Joe Capizzano. "We Here is a checklist to'follow: . also received membership in Prudential ciates serving 10' counties, it is the sec- . game can live .up. to that kind of. only lost to Ridge, Immaculata . -^-Verify the contractor's licensing and insurance. Real Estate's Leading Edge Society, ond largest independently owned', resi- billing, but I can't figure why there. and Union. That's not three bad — Make sure the contractor has at least five years expe- ranking .her among the top 8 percent of dential real estate company in' New isn't more of this sport on televi- teams to lose to. We were rolling, rience nnd'is an expert doing the type of work you need. Prudential agents nationwide. She can . Jersey. . .".•."''' •.••'.' sion. •' " • playing good competition and bat- — Contact the Better Business Bureau,to see if infor- be reached at (908) 232-5664, ext. 106; For more' information, visit Watching billboards on wheels tling all those teams. That's a trib- mation on your candidate is available. "Carol exemplifies an extraordinary • www.PruNewJersev.com. • travel iii circles at 200 miles per ute to these guys, they're working — Ask how many jobs like yours the contractor has com- hour sounds interesting, but that's, pleted,. . hard and the hard work paid off. really about as much fun as 109 North Ave.•• Cranford • ,—• Ask for examples of work the contractor has done on 1*>15 Morris Ave., Union, N.J. ()7»83 watching Chuck Norris sell exer- "Today we just didn't come other projects. .. 115 Miln Street, Cranford, N.J. 07016 ciseequipment. . • through." 908-272-7016 •Tax: 908-272-7288 . . . :— Ask the contractor for references' from 10- current U Neither offense hit • the ball PicciiitoUesiltv TWO OFFICES TWO SERVE YOU BETTER" When the-golf tournament isn't 45 $ 4S and/or past clients.who have .had'work similar to yours Come livei a major it loses a whole lot of hard as the Bears struggled done. Most.business comes to a good contractor from refer- appeal. And when it only involves against New Providence starter SPECIAL MENU <8 to 9 rals, so investigate these references. Randomly call at. least Cell 732-925-0853 players over 50, it loses even more. Joe Mellusi and the Pioneers took Served from 2pm to 9pm Weekdays advantage of walks and errors to three. ... And let's" face it, unless .the. . and 2pm to 6pm Weekends "You should ask the people you call if they were satisfied Yankees are playing the Red Sox, manufacture their runs. New with the job done, if there were, any delays in the work Search1,000'$ of properties baseball in May is boring. Providence had on|y six hits but schedule, if workers showed up regularly and on time, and Growing up in Brooklyn I had walked seven times. Complete Dinners if the work area was well-maintained. It would also be good never heard of lacrosse until I Mellusi consistently got ahead (Includes: Soup or Salad, Potato, to know if the contractor held linn to time and cost esti- on the MLS online updated daily in the count and kept the Bears moved to Westfield at the age of 10 Vey. & Dessert & Beverage) mates, how questions and complaints were handled, and if and I was only curious about it off balance with a slow curve. the person you're talking to would use the contractors, @ www.StanStachnick.com then because I saw a bunch of peo- "We've seen better pitchers but (Over 26 ilerns to choose from) again," says Day. ple walking around downtown he just kept us off balance," said WESTFIELD $519,(ini) Capizzano. 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COURTEOUS RELIABLE PROFESSIONAL SERVICE 800-981-5640 908-322-1361 CALL ARTIES CLEAN-UP 15 YEARS EXP. • REP. AVAILABLE. • FREE EST. • FULLY INS. 973-763-8100 •** Bill 908-276-6556 908-720-0174 •Tank Out of Service? JeHWrlght D«nnl«J. O'Neill kitchens-bathrooms-additions 732-715-5526 (CELL) !41 908-654-1662 m v 908-298-8033 1-800-452-2363 - Free Estimates . • More Than 30 yrs. old? MARK GIORDANO 908-771-0428 NJ Stal* Uc. #10371 NJ State Uc.<7459 Mike 908-276-5867 BUILDING & REMODELING CLEAN-UP SERVICE GENERAL CONTRACTOR LANDSCAPE T&T General Contractors, Inc DANCE ICERTIFIED ELECTRIC, INC| Scotch PUitu StU OIL TANKS KEV'SPAINTINi WE STOP LEAKS JO ADVERTISE RESIDENTIAL' COMMERCIAL] Saving Scotch Plains • Westfkld TUSCAN INC. Renovations To Additions Demolition & Clean-Up TO ADVERTISE Tested • Removed • Filled • Installed w INTERIOR CLARK BUILDERS. Inc ANYTHING ELECTRIC Fanwood • Cranford • EXCLUSLYE PLUMBING . 33 Yrs. Experience I Kitchens • Baths * Custom Cabinetry "WiCl6an-Up- Not Your Pockets" Plant Design • Interlocking Pavers. RESIDENTIAL/COMMERCIAL CALL __ All Types of Debris Removed Smoke Detectors • RpofFans . Fine Carpentry* Sun LVclcs w/Plnns CALL • NJDEP & OSHA Certified COMMERCIAL • RESIDENTIAL Complete Roof Stripping Specialists & All Repairs "We Make It All Easy'1 Driveway Paving • Sod •Topsoll RELIABLE PROFESSIONAL SERVICE Attics • Basements • Garages Service Upgrades ' Total Renovations . • Pollution/Liability Insured INDUSTRIAL Siding-Windows Demolition-All Phases of Interior • Exterior I Add-A-Level • Additions .CHRISTINE I Mulch -Tree/Stump Removal NO JOB TOO SMALL MM Fully Insurcd-Free Estimates Bonded • Uc#7020* Fully Ins. Free Est. •27 Yrs. of Service | i CHRISTINE 640t 973-208-3993 :m • '.. i *>-»-• Cranford Chronicle June 3, 2004 Cranford Chronicle D-1 rtrtfiwSH ItWBUlf $111575 fiiufiiiireiHiiiii flwttwtsii BERKELEY HEIGHTS MOV- ANTIQUE: Tiffany style DAYBEtMutilte, mattress in- LIVING RM SUITE- hand FREE 50 used red : patio ING SALE Sat.. Juno 5 lamp, partner desk, drum, carved red & gold fabric . blocks, scalloped 1 sldo .'/•' m '••',:••• cluded. $150. 2 bar stools, ., • • ,• * .. 1 and Sun Juno 6", EMPM, Icebox, $325; drsr w/mlrr, ' brown Wood $140 for 2 DR SET-14 pc. mahogany, 65" couch, 4 chairs, mar- 2"X7xl5.5 908-377-7433 Friedrlch Casement A/C Wutfleld PARSE HOUSE ANTIQUES 76 Orchard Lane (off Em. . washstand, china, smoking 732-574-2594 English traditional Crilpperv ble top table, $995 10,000 btu. $375: Couch SPRING CLEANING? er5,on Lane) 'ITEMS: HH, North Side Office or Conv .. 21" Anniversary Sale 20% • VICTORIAN MANTLE stand, mlmxs. 908-7634309 dale stylo, banquet size, dbl, 732-887-70M & Lovosoat, $100: Glass LET US HELP1 patio sot, port: relfidgo, -, merclal Space 900 sq. ft. off all Items not previously DINETTE- Atol.french Coun- $100/0B0; Maple dinette pedestal Inlaid table, $24k Unit $y^: rnnv _SELL-WJUR-U£MS_ 2ffIidft( Mountainside 1112 Miami Court, off Summit. Sat •6/'5.',-.9-3. • Mulli• family. Paul Miller Furniture,' clothes, toys, 'h,h. & books. MOUNTAINSIDE- 1620 Sky- ton^-Power Windows f top Dr., 6/4. 6/5. A 6/6. 9am4pm. hh. furn.. hand tools, brie ' a • brae, some extra antiques,-& lots ol stuff. M.S.R.P $18,290 - $2,500 CUSTOMER CHOICE - $1,bOO GM TRUCKFEST BONUS MOUNTAINSIDE Garage Sale Handyman's''House, June 5"'. '9 to 4.. Rain or Shine. 1130 Puddingstohe Rd. Furniture, tools, good stuff. MOUNTAINSIDE Sat:. 6/5. 9 to 1. Town Wide Garage Sale. Furniture. HH, toys & : Price plus tax, tag and fees. Vin#4§840588. •"' more. • Got address list/itoms at 247 Oak Tree Road. Rain or Shmel Mountainside Yard Sale to bonofit PawsAbilitios Res ,2004 L300-2 cue. 6/5. 9 to 3/ Rain Date 6/12; 1373 Outlook Drive West. Furnituro, col lectibles, kitchen/ housewares. tools, holi- day items & bric-a-brac. MOVING SALE- June 4 and 5 , 8 to 3. Clothes, baby items & collectibles and much more. RAHWAY 610 HARRIS DR off Jefferson Ave. • Sat 6/5 93. Sell those no-longer Baby items, boy's clothes 0 4, bikos & household items.' Air Conditioning • Power Windows- Power Locks • Cruise * Tilt, No enrly birds please! ROSELLE PARK GIANT YARD SALE - 621 Chester Ave., Sat, & Sun.. .6/5 & 6/6, 9-4. Something' foi used items for $$$$! Everyono! SAYREVILLE-U Sherbone PI. 6/4 & 6/5. 93pm. 05 SPORT SEDAN" Rain da.te:. 6/11 & 6/12. 9-3pm. Multi-family garage ALL 2004 L-SERIES! sale. SCOTCH PLAINS- 1523 Goll St; 6/5 9:30ani-4:30pni; Two Basements Full of Stuff!! 2004 ION-2 SCOTCH PLAINS- 2020 Wood Rd.. 6/5. 8-2pm. MulU family, baby items, turn., rugs. HH, a sporting goods. NEW 2004 SAAB SCOTCH PLAINS • 423 Un ion Avo. Sat. 6/5. 10 3pm. Rain Dato, 6/6, 10 3pm. Glasswaro. bb cards,, o3 CONVERTIBLE aerobic rider, clothing, cd's, records, books .&otc. SCOTCH PLAINS 429 Hcmry St. off Mountain Avo. Sat 6/5. 93. H.H., bicylos and more. 4 Winder* Automatic Alr^ndltioMln^Pom Tower Locks- Power Brakes • CD Player and MUCH MO) FREE ADVICE. BE WARY lease for only OF ADS THAT PROMISE per month EASY$$$ MSRP: $15,730. Vin#4Z185445, Lease for 48 months/12K miles per year Yes! Absolutely free With $0 down plus 1st payment, tax, tag and fees, With Approved Credit, advice about fraudu- e'O4 842 Route One North, lent contests and get- Saturn of I Saturn of Edison .• 732-287-7940 rich quick schemes. \GreenBrook Union Conveniently located at the intersection from Garden Stale Parkway, NJ Turnpike & Route 287 Call 1-800-876-7060 today for free Info. 270 Route 22 West 2675 Route 22 West SA1ES HOURS: Mon-Thurs 9am- 8pm, Fri 9am-6prrt & Sat 9am-5 pm the first place people look for everything. PARTNERSHIP FOR SERVICE HOURS:: Mon-Fri8am-6 pm, Sat 9 am-S pm CONSUMER EDUCATION (732)752-8383 flroplc first, (908)686-2810 piiM U'vi Dealer1 retains all rebates and Incentives. Programs subject ' you by Ituft to change without notice, see retailer for details. „. www.paulmiller.com hktitiiivitii.'xii'} » ,»«•<,».«^<.< .#. • f. f > -• *• + * ,* T D Cranford Chronicle June 3, 2004 June3,20Q4 Cranford Chronicle D-3 fljuillt RmtetflctciMiiu imdritLiriicipiig PtniutmiiOSI lltlt fflf UJl 1115 Utttftrmms UtoiFtrHH1»5 I nnnmm COTCH PLAINS Sat.. June WESTFIELD -Hazel Ave. 6/5, ANYTHING MILITARY AS SEEN ON TV Diamond's Hanhwwd Ftoont SPA. Musi Sell. DODGE TO Grand Caravan Grand Marquis Mercury'91- MERCEDES BENZ 320E '97 MITSUBISHI Eclipse GS '98 SAAB -99- 96 Black, 6 cyl.,VW JETTA '90- Moon roof, NISSAN Xterra '02 4WD, utiPtitsiftKtmfta JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE 5". 9AM-3PM, 2248 Coles 93pm. MULTIf AMILY SALE, Cash Paid SSCASH NOWSS Sanding, Roflnlshlng, ?•'-'•'••:#&••••'••'•••••: iott •7-PerSori Doluxo. Never; • 1O0K, silver, $500 or best ac, cd, blue leath. int. '55K. oxc. shape. $16,500. auto, all power, sunroof, turbo, PS, PB, AC, Steroo/CD. manual, blue, runs' good, • V6, AT, full pOwer. ga- Ave. ITEMS: Furniture, [Ml: Installation. Free Est, Used. Includes,cover.1 o((er. 308 8898193 LIMITED '01- 4wd, "• baby ,. fum., kids,, & hh 608-4004200 4 Structured Insurance HOUSE CLEANING- East exc. corid.; 112k ml., $1650., Call John 732-259-6825 silver,- am/fm CD,.52,500 Auto, Sunroof, leather interior. $1350. 908-272-6048 raged, loaded, 49k, mint. housewares. etc. Items. Lots of great stuff! Settlements,. Annuities, Fully Ins'd. 732-283-4451 Will Deliver. Full Warranty. 908-2654536 miles,-good cond. $8500/ 56k, Exc. Cond. $12,500 201- $15,900. 9O&62&O81.0. blue.29K. $20,900. MATH TUTOR '. European lady will clean DODGE '99 Durango 5.2)., MERCEDES BENZ 560 Sa-90 VW IFTTA BIS 'DO - Fi -;pH, ~ ' Wlhlngs-^-Bno Tnn flftnnrp W AC Pay- —3-—raw'.1Mvil,"nMi A<^T-y<)*" -7668666 — :—: ArdenJ " ments-Under $100 per- —ailverr-teatherrsmfrCD.-full Mtn"to~ShuhpJ(8"to"StDne HiJ; y Payments. 908-276;2059 namrsTnjj Tcliromo ,'wheolr>r 777200 $7500. 908-232-7158 or 705 Handford PI. 6/5 91 affordable, good rofor- Month. In a Hurry. Call EX4WD "NEW-ONLY 3K SATURN SU. '02 ,-Q dr, power, 39K, ext.' war., exc. THCtUTmiitt14l5 6/4 & 5 94; HH, Clothes, $495.00 Referral Bonus Wood Floor Reflnlshlng |rv ; 381.-1665. , ml., $13,5007080 908- 908-758-5931. . NISSAN 200 SX '97 Rain Date; 6/6 • HH, toys ences, Leave a massage 800 980-7727 ' MILES S17.5OO/BO loaded,, oxoc; cond. 33k, cond:. $12,500 90&277-3624 DODGE 250 '854X4, origi- PONTIAC '99 MONTANA Toys, Something fof eveiycnel Hfiwm Call P£lca.sJk£P_m -., READING TUTOR K-3. Elemen stallation. Over 20 yrs. exp. for Olga. 732-802-1118 403-0918. ,'•..-.- 2dr.Autq. Full power. . & lots morel Weekly Lawn Care Cabinets,' stielf units, 732-35*0849 MERCEDES BENZ 56OSL -86 $7900. 908-232*022, nal title, good cond. many Red, loaded, auto, good 800:373-1353 tary Teacher with a NY Read-. FREE Est. 908-272-4281 , CD playo'r.. Roar spoiler, VW PASSAT "00 • black, V6, SPRINGFIELD- 121 Tooker 12 BEAUTIFUL PAINT 1 Spring/Fall Cleanup cage w/door. for late DODGE CARAVAN '00 Liko HONDA '95 CIVIC DX Gar. Kept 93k; Black w/Wack cond., caredfor, 99K Ing Recovery Cert. 908- Portuguese lady w/oxp,, and 81k; Now A/C, brakes, SATURN SL2 '2000, 60K. 1 pew parts St.plow. $2475. Ave., 6/5, 6/6, 9-4. HHWESTHELD MULTI FAMILY HORSES- Quiet & gentle. SSCASHSS Cash Now for Shrub Trimming/Planting model Ford work van, how. 22K mi. Woll maint. 123K ml., auto, Greort, leather. Hard/Soft, tops, 85k, groat shape, Asking. hghwy ml., $7,300 732= 232-8157, 908-578-4205 Girtfli Deers 915 excoll. refs . looking to owner, oxc cond. Now 908-233-7113 ! : , . Items, automotive, etc. . Sat,, June 12". 9-2PM, Varies ages. B & w, bay & Troo Removal $600. 732-381-1665" All power, &• many oxtras. ' $17,500 obo .9082959671 tires; 2"' pwner. , $10,500. 908^64-7423 701-6944 . . StrUdtured • Settlements, cloan' homos', olflcos & Groat Condition No AC, tiros Sibrakes Passed insp 886 Village. Green, ,w, palohilnO; • DOOR BOY Lawn Ronova- 1120 $8300 90&964-9163, NICECONDITIONIII D0MP1HUCK Cumntlgs -LSspd, . SPRINGFIELD, Sat., June 5'" Annuities and Insurance SUMMER TUTOR: Mastor's apts, 973-207-0707 Cablnots, shGlf - uniis. $2800 732-7134811 MERCEDES BENZ '92 • $5,995 908-688-470.7 . WE BUY CARS. HIGHEST 1 1 ITEMS: Furniture, elec- Repair and New Installation tlon/lrtstallatlon $4850 9086546468 ' and Sun June 6 ' . 10- CaU 609413-1137 Payouts. (800) 794-7310. grad. Looks to tutor K-8. DRYWAliCONSlRUCTION cago w/dpor fdt.'lato PRICES PAID, MA- sr^e axle, ID Jd, a> brakes, tronics, books, kld»' toys Store For'PartS.'464-1440'. • Landscape Design DODGE DORANGO '9» whKo, HONDA '99 Civic LX 4 dr., E-3OOto 4niiatic wagon, SATURN SL2 .'97 sedan, needs batoy & sbve cyinder. 3130PM. 14 Cottier Ave. (J.G. Wentworth .' Means Math & Reading. Call PROFESSIONAL Specializirin In small lobs. model. Ford work van, a/c, radioihorso trailer hSqh, White oxt., blue loather, RANO & SONS AUTO Wellcrts Wiilrt 1415 games & misc. FOR SALE- Lucrative Horse".& Cash for Structured Set- Retaining Walls whito,. AT, 86,,7OO- nil.. auto., ex cond,, well kept $1000(i». 908896-1290 (off Mllltown Rd.) ITEMS: Kerianne 9O8J47-5350 JBBEYOvWHEADDOOR HOUSECLEANINO BY GLORIA .-, 1 - 800-o40-39o9 $600. 732-381-1665. fully . loadod, 88,60Oml,, sunroof, '• 114k, Excollant NISSAN ALTIMA GLE '93 SALES, INC. 507-13 Carriage Business.-' Belgian tlements Nowl Concroto/Brlck $750O./0BO Coll - 908: 156K hwy mi $3500 nogo- Donate A Car Today To Help Antiques, collectibles and WESTFIELD Sun., June 6"', Garage doors SOperators Call 908-994-9889 $9,500. 908-7820834 condition. • $7,500.' 973- AC, pwr., alibat'abs, sunroof, South Avo., 150 South Horses & complete harness. Paver Patios - Walkways G>G 464-8185 • .- .tlablo. 908-730:9499 FORD '96 Dump 26,000 Children' And Their FamI-" ;garage sale Items.. 9AM • 2PM 247 & 251 TUTOR AVAILABLE . Comrri'l Residential ' . 701-2560 after 7pm . , alloy wN., 93K & Ithr, Goal Avo., Garwood : GVWR, V8, 5 spd. split, 5 G.M.C, 6. horso Van, 26ft CREDIT CARD W/55000 Fully Ins. Commorclal/Ros. Spackllng & Int. Painting, lititNrSHiijtS lies Suffering From Can- •Canterbury Rd. ITEMS: • •-.•• KThru 8 :• ' .. .•: Freo Est. 233-3792' .•/ HONDA ACCORD EX '01, niriingoondl $2500/obo ' - SATURN SL2 '98- 4dr.. good yd. body, $19,000. 908- SPRINGFIELD • Shun Piko to Cover hay wagon,9 passery XIMITI 0% ANNUAL IN- •?•• All Subjects , Vlaa/MC Accepted . Drywall/Plastef Repairs. '38 Ctuy Concofd LXI, 1 DODGE DYNASTY '91- Good V6; loaded, exc • cond, MERCEDES BENZ E420 • cer. Free Towing. Tax De- Furn., kids'toys, clothing Cal,9S8-7909274 ' cond., 1 ownor, auto, ac ; 735-2226... , • ..•:•: Mt. View Rd. To Baltusrol ger yls^vls limb. + bailor. TEREST! GUARANTEED Learning Disabilities 908-789.O7S4 18yr Exp. 80*688-4707 ownor, ABS, .Ithr, loaded. Corn!., 79k mi.,, org. owner, 24,000 miles,, asking '•97-. .greah w/tan Inter., ' ductlble. Children's, top left on Treetop 1" right APPROVAL! POOR Sirtfei Sipplles 990 NISSAN PATHFINDER '98 •123k mi.. $2.800.' Includes all' regular custonv Call 908-709-9121 • AFFORDABLE 3.2ltr, dk. gneon. 73k, Champagne Color, $1500. $16,500 908-276^)189 excel, cond., garagod, FORD '99 E350 Freezer box .. CanCor Fund of America, Standard trans., all Op- 908-3196080 to 26 Far Hills Rd, Come ere. Call Don 9 Brook Val- CREDIT NO PROBLEM! IT KARTELL'S Tree Senrtctt 11S5 $4995; 908-377-8591 90O68&8935. 84,500 ml., $16,500..': 13S4 .truck.,w/12' phase1 1/3 lnc.l-8OO-46&8593 -.-.. . : one.Coma All! Fabulous ley Fatm 90S47»«456 HELPS TO BUILD YOUR POWERWASHING, HONDA ACCORD EX '99 973-514-1192 tions, boso steroo, 50k,+' SUBARU '03 IMPREZA WRX , CRANFORD • 103 CRANFORD Farm & Garden MisenfiiBSS Autumn Rose Tree & ACURA '92 Legend 150+K FORD '00 TAURUS SE CHEVY CORVA1R '62 CONV,- cold plate box. 129k mi.. clothes, shoes, custom CREDIT! 800-433-3306 HiiSinltw Dock specialist/ Call fdr a 5spd, 83k ml.., 4dr.. mi'., excel. shape. 5-spd. A/C power windows, AVE, • Sat 6/5 9a-3p. Fum. Top sod. Mushroom'"Soil', AA ALL TYPE MASON WORK ;', Landscape lowest ratos mi., new tiros/battely, Loadod, traction;- liko now MERCEDES BENZ ML 320 • good cond., runs, good, $23,000. Coll • Justin at Jewelry & home gds., Fri., Super Start W.B.- juniper/ Freo Estimpto. loaded, orig. •-ownor. $12,000 locks, 6-CD changer. 17K A/C, TV, HH Items. ' SS FREE MONEY SS for .Stone; Quarry Dust, Wall Fully Insured at the highest quality. Ihoated ' seats, sunroof, 54K ml., $5975./obd-908- .'99.-..mint cond., 95K hwy. whito top w/rod Int., 64K.908-797:9419, . . Sat., Sun., 6/4; 6/5. 6/6, event prospect, 17H, 2 9086544944 or 9086145568, $8,500,908-337-3764 . .908-995-4700 mi., excellent condition, 20041 Private-Government drmttiiis Stone. Grinnpll Blpck; RR, 908-322^204 Free wood & chips. •-.'. Best offor. 908-693-4693 4B&8885W 27&S337 mi., loaded w/ovory option, silver, , ono-ownpr, Must orig. mi., $4,200/obo. 9-5. Cash only. • • ;••;'. MOUNTAINSIDE • 467 BAY- yr.'bay mare. Rides In HONDA ACCORD . LX '02 Nissan Sentra QXE 2000- 5 FORD F-150 '98, .3 dr stan- Grants.for Personal bills, Ties', Firewood, & •, • • 732-815-3299 •- '. ACURA INTEGRA GS '91 HB $16,500. Bbb 9086080062 ' Sell $19,500 9O&233-3514 Calf 908-276-1014 ovos. 1 SUMMIT - HUGE GARAGE . BERRY LANE-One Day Only training. Will be S15K MIKE'S POWEHWASHING Angelo.'s Masonry Steps, FORD '94 Explorer XL, 2 dr :PW, pi, ps, pb; auto, trac- Sp. maa, 99k mi., loaded, dard, oxt cab, AC', vory plus- now negotiable un- •', School, Business, etc, PVC drainpipe Superior Quality Since,1990 : Exc. cond;, 1 ownor, 4 cyl, htbck..burgundy, gray int MERCEDES S500 '96, bur- SALE • 46 Hawthorne; ; Day 6/5 Rain or Shine 93. CARPENTRY • patios; watorproofing, CAFFREV TREE SERVICE M tion control, CD pljjw5r. ' oxc. cond., ask $5200. obo : good cond. $6500, Call • Never Repay. • Live Opera- : ' 732-388-1581 : gundy, boigo .int.'.•' 4dr. SUBARU OUTBACK LEGACY : .Fum., China,! Rugs, HH der $10K. 908 672-9439 Additions • Garages 908-9250910 drainage' work. '25 -yrs. Pruning, •• Feeding,' Re- supor chnrgod, sunroof, . Call 9086884976 cruise, extended S^Hnr- FORD T-BUCKET '23- Stroot §08-232 O674 • ' ;•• Place,. Sat., .6/5, 9-1. •.tors.. $47 billion dollars Bulk Division 908-654-1566 loaded; chromo wheels, now 6095290727 '98 • all, WD. loath. inL. cd, 2 items, Linens, And Lots Basements • becks • exp. 908-756-8345 ;• ' moval; Sprayino. Free AC, Cruise.- now FORD '94 Taurus V6, blue ranty. 26k mllos.-^\5Wi>g Rod, Built -by Total Per- • • Furn., antlq.' kids, decora- .- unclaimed 2003. 1-800- : OLDS '92 Cutlass Cmlser S snrfs, 1 yr. old tiros, exc. cond. FORD F15O XLT LARIAT, Est. Ins. 908-889-6584 tiros/radiator, just tuned! $15,000 obo 908-2724830 tiros, 59(<, must Soo, liko formance, All Ford, Now tive. Great Stuff! .Morel- -• .'•* ' • " Pfttl 648 420-8344 ext. 20 Sheetrock & Repairs ?xt., ABS, a/c, 12 CD; pwr 96K, $75009085080063 1990, crew cab, long, bed, place l6lffl6fStleHBF8iOB§| 81k mi. Call Mike 90a -. new, serious buyors onlyt 6 • Wagon, liko riow.gnragod, ' Condition. $15,000 obo 90S Call Dennis Mowlig &Storaoe 18701 access,, .alum.' wheols, HONDA ACCORD LX '90-5 V-8, auto, full' pwr,. cap UNION- 111 Indian,: Run Border Collie pupples- STOP FORECLOSURE DON'S TREE SERVICE ' 272-7040 rrionUis warranty. 973376 loadod. $1800. obo. Call TOYOTA '01 Solara V6; AT.' 277-4225 or 9084393645 973-635-5885 ACCOWPUSHED-Cleaned, vory clean. 101k ml., spd: stick,' 4dr, PW, PD, w/locklng toolboxo's and, •: Parl(way;South,'off Chest- bladk/whlto; imported In 1640 CHARLES MOVING & 45239738Offl942\ 90W8&3231' fully loaded, oxc. cond.v 1 • • ••' guaranteed! screened & repair. Avor. • Best Prices* ACURA INTEGRA GS '97. .2- $1999. 73^371-9007 . nut Street: Sat.6/5, 9-3. DESIGNER DOWNSIZING & champion bloodline loves STORAGE, light hauling. CD, 131k, $1,800 ', • ownor, 58k mi., oxt. look Ford Thunderblrd '56- sage laddor racks,, now'paint, 1 i-8a8-621-70B2 Ext. 1527 * Froe Estimates* : dr., auto, A/C leather. MERCEDES SL 500 '95bluo, Olds. Cutlos9 '99. V6, all • tots of baby Items; etc. .. CONSOLIDATING kids. 908-3034235 * RICHARD GERBER * hse $35-565. 10* OFF Exp. men, low rates; Free FORD :96 Wlndstar 75k; 973-564-9681 .- Toyota warranty. $12,900. green, white.hard top;1 re- new battery & alternator, SiOU - *Fully Insured* sUnrpof/50K ml. Over 1 2 tops, -Wire/wheels & .tiro- pwr, a/c, am/fm/cass, 1 : No Job too small . NowCuJcrrm 906-262-1114 moving boxes, Call exc cond. asking :$4,OO0 90&272-7454' now rubber, dual tanks. UNION -124 Glonwood Ct., Furn... some Antiques, Australian Shepard Pup- . SR Capital, LLC AAA-1 908-233-5816 • $5,000 in extras.,' Mini HONDA CIVIC LX '91 • package-•• ($6K valuo) cd, '• cruiso, belgo' Ithr built 312, auto, 90% orig:, Exc. work; Roasoriablp 90*68,7-8898, MPCC008&1. obo 908-277-1937 ovos 125K ml. $3950. '609- ••. Sat, 6/5, 9:3. Furn.,. adult fabrics by the yard, Drap: pies- • tri's . and merles, cond/garage-kopt. , Musi 150K, orig. ownor, asking Loadod, liko now,-5OK ml., . seats'.'" moonrf, •„ 46k,TOYOTA '91 Camry AT. 4 no rust, 70k ml.,-$28,000 orlos, Accessories,'•• Art, groat farm 'dogs,. ASCA 908527^226 Cd 9084000636 GUTTER O£ANWG CleahUps 609J97-1162 4664633 . clothes, no early birds; PrtftuliulSinlcis MAP TRUCKING . NEW CREATIONS seo, • Asking ' $10,500. FORD '98 Taurus SE Full $800,908*54-7466 must see, Watanty. 973- . $7900nee.-732-752-0148 cyl..-PS; PB, PW, PL, AC. Lamps, •••', Housowarqs, j-eg. $500. S75 Most Homos 808-5671 or 3766493. R/D6/6 .•.••.•••••. . SMALL JOBS ONLY & Lawn Tri State Aron TREE SERVICE • Best Prices 908-788-1754 , power, • 94k hwy.. • mi., INRNITI G-20 2002, low OLDSMOBILE SILHOUEHE am/mi • cass., 128k mi., GMC 3500 '96 - 4ndf dual- Clothing, •••&' Much mofo! 908-399-8979 . mbonfooi, 6. CD, alloy FOIWHI wheel,. 454 engine, excoll UNION- Giant Garage Sale,. Quality wxk: Reasonable Ptlcos. DEEGANGUTTWCO. . 22 years cxp; & insured. 908-322-0075 ACURA LEGEND '94- auto, 16,066 miles, silver inl/ett. MERCEDES TURBO DIESEL ' PREMIER MINIVAN .'04, $2700. 908-8896333 •" Drive 14IS Fri. & Sat, 6/4-& 6/5; 103. . wliools, •: oxc- , cond., cpnd.loadod $12,500/ob.o 9 to 5, Sat., 6/5/ HH Call Bob 908-241-8807 Maintenance 908^354-6940 . black/black, loathpr, grenl Fully loaded. All; options '84 • gd.- cond.,, runs liquid silvor, 4.900 mi,,' CHEVY '95 BLAZER Lt 4x4 95 Pine Way, FORMER IRS AGENT PRE • ; 908-322-2014. ' $4500.. 732-2599920 TOYOTA COROLLA '99 PS. 90*439-4662. Items; mens & womens :•:• ••••:.•; RICH LEY & CO. •.rims/tiros, loaded/ only ' /upgrades ' possible,.' , Orig. groat, brig, owner, well DVD ent. sys.V loather pb, pw,- 5 spd, .CD, 84K mi, loathpr. all-power, 1 New Providence PARES; Ind,. & corporate Gutter Cleaning 908-261"49i9 : RITIENHOUSE MOVING 1 clothes, 2 • microwaves, Do you own a Pet Service, : Tree Service ' 62Klril.; runs/looks great. FORD EXPLORER SPORT ••.99- owrar. /wnnnnty imnsforablb. •'. maint., $3500.9086548609: thru-out. ' auto , starter, . chrome' rims w/now tires, •6-CD. -good cond. $5200 NISSAN FRONTIER '98 Pick returns & resolves oil IRS etnnde Tils 80S •-.' All Houses. $60-$70, • Exp.Mon, •. LowRotes 1 . dishes, large metal cabl- ESTATE SALE- 92 HOBART Love Animals or Are Just $7806.908-918-1355 67K mi,, vory good cond. Ntantercyloa records • available : • warranty trahsferable;6 37K, $6700/obo. Call /obo 732-382-0895 . problems; Lowest prices, : 908/241-9791 - PM00112: Leave Your Tree Wori< to Usl MERCURY '87. TOPAZ up. 45K dual airbags, AC, .' net;: computer, etc. 1351 AVE. IN SHORT HILLS Dedicated to Your CERAMIC TILE -Top quality. Cleaned & Rushed. Fully lns. $6500. SOLD SOLD SOLD at Douglas Infiniti. Best offer., ' yrs/60K mi. Asking 732-713^1959 . . 973-984-2<>97. '.... . 50K;- exc. cond., , gar. Chevy Suburban LT 2000 exc'.cond.. $5,9O0/obo.. Orange Ave. off .of Vaux- 6/5 & 6/6,10-6pm. Free est. 908-301-1714 .-; 908-928:0362 :j Chips-Mulch-Stump BMW '00 3231 Black, SOLD SOLD SOLD ' 9087203060. ]•.•'. Pet(s) or Others? 1 ' kept;, 1' ownor, $1200. . .•$25,600 90&966^601- Call 908-337:3578. 1 • Nolobtposmalll, , i' Removal . auto! 4-door. sunroof.' TOYOTA CRESSIDA 84'.- Non . block, tan Ithr int.,v4X4.' hall Road. : '-' •'. *,..•• . NO-EARLY: BIRDS! , Furri., Reach over 98,000 GUTTERS & LEADERS FORD EXPLORER XLT '2002- INRHTY QX4 W-: 135k mi.; 908-769-3356 OLDSMOBILE STATION WAGON 1 ABS, cassotte, 5OK • smoker. 1 owner, loaded. • every option plus/more. NISSAN SE King Cab '95 UNION Hugo Quality Garage glassware old stuff, now Households, For more HIBB Hultk Sendees Cleaned & Flushod, Froe. " 100' All Terrain Crane 27,400 mile3, nipon roof, •' bugundy. dealer nalntained, ' ,'90.100k mi., i owner, good stuff. Park on Hillsido Ave. rriilos,, garaged, single- ; MERCURY '93 Grand Mar- sta/buig' ' leather.. Excel • auto rido, moonrf. dual red, w/car). . V6.....4WD, Sale Frl. & Sat., 6/4 & Information about our Est., Fully Insured Fully Insured: Over 15 Yrs. ioadod, very good condl ftxcl. cond., $7900. Call • .cond,, 3rd row soat, $800 owner. Excollont condi- quis ' • 99k ml., oxc. condl 110k mi. .$1495 ' a/c. 51k, immaculate' auto, am/fm CD; pw. pd, ,6/5, 8to 6. 2025 Pleas- PET DIRECTORY ••{•••-. •?«;.•,••-•• Aaron Dan-10% off for hew Keltom Gutter Services A-l PAINTING $21,500 obo 908-757-0367. Gordon 888-311-2640 • obo. 908-276-1559. SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD • •Best Offor.: 6 ' mo. war1 MILFORD ESTATE SALE tion $20,000 908447- 'cbnd., . light • green, pi, pm, alarm, runs & ant Parkway, .off Stuyve- Please Call Melissa at NEED , AFFORDABLE cust; Caps.icbuid, linings! ttop S08-464-3280,973-399-1200 Houses/Decks Washed, 908-654-1353 rahty. 97.3376-6493; ... : A Design & . 0628 • FORD F150 XLT '94 • Ext, JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE , $2750. 9O8-6B6-O4D3 ' ' PLYMOUTH GR VOYAGER VOLVO '03 seo, 14,500 mi. looks groat. 116K. $6,000 . sant Ave. opposite Holly- Frl., May 28"" and Sat;. 908^94-1083 HEALTHCARE? $59.$7/ Jnt./Ext., Alum./Vlhyl.. 9733796865 or 201€50-105a MARC LEPORE Gutters & ConBtrUctlon Co. cat), 2wd;- (57k jiii.. loadod. •LAREDO '97, 4WD, -49K ,LE.'94-1 owner, 75K ml. FWD, 16*.wheels,- leather /Qbo. 973-22a7118. • wood Centetery; Furniture, May 29 , 7AM • 7PM 14 month per Family., No limi- Reflnlshlng, Ins./Free Est. MERCURY '97 GRAND MAR- CHEVY TAHOE '99 8 cyl. 4 Alaco Lano. ITEMS: En- FOR SALE- Cherry headed Leaders CloaiKKl & Repaired, • Paver Walks & Driveways BMW 323 IC CONV, '99 - 5 ' Exc.! cond. $6000 or B/O: ml..l-ownor, good cond. ,' QUISLS. loadod, 76K ml.. groat ,'cond.. $34O0.0BO interior*, sunroof,- many ex- dr, 1 owner, , garaged, TV's, clothing, giiitars, tation's. All •. Pro-existing ACCOMPLISHED^CIoaned 908-217-5912 . NANCYS PAKAHANGINq ; Snow plow. Fisher 6.5 ft. tire contorts of home In- Freo Estimntds. Installed • Drainage • Excavating. spd. stick, silver,' prem. + Call 908-347J1091 • $6950 •917-842-1067 . SOLD SOLD SOLD '-; tras. $24;500,.: Call 732- $12:750 FIRM. 609-655- PC's, electronics & much, Conure (Parrot) Conditions OK. Call United - repaired, rebuilt. 10% OFF No Job Too Smalll garagodl VG. condition. w/'Minuto Mount", all. hy- cluding .furniturS, some 908-578-3252 • Grading • Lighting Al Richard's Painting sport pkg:, '2'tono gray 49*9358 ..* ' •'-•• 111,4, 609.-59ftO4'85.cell'( much more..'. •• • 908-889-5037 ' Family! (800) .250-20.38 8iswCXjstcrae(s.«B-2fi2-l lit ; 908-276-1549 , FORD MUSTANG '2000 GT LEXUS '93 LS4O0 '. $6,000-9O8-273-6O08 PONTIAC '00 FIREBIRD leal, draulics, lights and-con- •antiques tools, •• HH- • Stone S, RR Walls . Exporlen'cod. Int.'/o.Ht, lea'tb,.oxc. cond,. 49K nil., Convertible, silvor, now ; '4dr,blkw/blk loather. . WESTHELp-1035 Summit'Ave. X1065 CE06619 • MERCURY COUGAR '00 auto '2 dr:, exc. cond., 50Kml., 5 VOLVO 850 1994, white, DODGE DURANGO SLT+ •.'Op : trols. Excel cond.. .cur- goods and '02 Mazda- LAB PUPS • .AKC, yel- HandiHiaBi905 • Tree Work & Stumps . Very reasonable: Froo SOLD SOLD SOLD • tiros',-S2K, nuto. exc cond. 85Kml. loaded; 6CD.. . Sat'6/5, 92pm &.Sun. :6/6', 6-Cyl., chrome, rims,, power spd., asking $7500. 9O&: black leather iht:, pwr V8, allpower, silver, 47K rently mounted on: Nissan 626. Call 903-996-4035 low/black, written guaran- • Complete Mainte- Est. Fully Ins. 24 hr. Becreatlonal KellclBt $14,000. . 347-392',1707, lo-Jack. 1 owner, boautifull 1 '.- 91pm. Moving sale- fum./hh' 11 years experience in car- BMW 5401 SPORT '98-78k sunroof, spoiler, CD, groat 964-1163 a!te'r,5PM'. sunrf, hoatod seats, fully mi., leather, 3rd row, '93 4x4 P/U. Roduced to (or directions. teo, vet.-, refs.. 732-469 MlsceflneQBs 717 nance answering serv. ."'. • 1 .908-322-27-76 • . . must seo! $8900 •• • Items & much more. Rain.01 11AAA' CLEANUP Househokl. pi pentry. All types of work. . •mi.',- , custom Caribbean cond,, $7000 000 973-PONTIAC.'00 GRAND PRIX • loaded,' garago kept, exc. hitch, •', garaged, mint $750. Call 908-233-2235 •5685or 908-246-8509. AS. SEEN ON-TV $25,000 Cert Fully Ins. • •. 732-499-9234 008-273^216 Summit • Slilriel • •'•...• • constr. debris removal km ALFRED: 732-680-0676 or blue, black ' Inter., sport FORD RANGER '00- XLT, 641.3931."' :• . GT- 56k ml., 4dr. drk grn cond.. look, ' Asking cond... ext. power - .train UNION- MOVING SALE . FREE Cash Grants-2004! 232-U71 pkg.1 w/ custom wheels, WESTFIELD-290 Springfield LOOKING FOR A LOVING rate, free est, 90&232-5146 • 732-277-5491 A1RITTER BROTHERS , DINGO ' SE GOCART- Black, 4x4; fully loadod. 45k, ask LINCOLN '02 Continental MERCURY OR. MARO- ; metallic, full pwr., AM/FM $7500. 908-889-51,39. warranty. transferable. Hint Hew U10 FRI. 6/4. & SAT. 6/5 9-4 Personal ..bills. School! racjng susbehse, excl. 1 Aye,, .Sat, 6/5; 9:4pm; . HOME FOR KATE. 5yn old P'aintini! & WallpnpennE . one '.sealer.' roll -cage.' G5 , ing $9,900 90&709 6786 'Fullyoqulppd.low mileage 1901-blk, 4 dr,, auto, 4 x-trn Cass, oxc. cond.' $8500 VOLVO 850 GLT '96 153K $16,000,908-284'4963. 2795 Larqhmorit Rd.- (ofl . Business, otc; $47 bll-AaWNDS of household fomituio. 1AAA - HANDYMAN • ALL THAT'S GREEN* Honda. GX20O, straight gas., .cond. $19,500. Call Gor- DODGE '98 GRAND CARAVAN female cat, tortoise shell, : Ins, Free Est: . 4,800. mint cbhd.. tiros, rocont sorv. $1200. 908-241-0921 • . . . Fum, kids & baby items; . Morris Avo;): Huge houso lion, left ' unclaimod' ' appliances . or rubblsti re Gutters, Etc.. Odd Jobs. Complete Lawn Care- don 888-311-2640 FORD TAURUS WAGON '93 (hwy).. oxc cond., loadod FORD. BRONCO- '86. -4x4. '•• LE-71K mi.,' V6 ,3.8L . -7 very beautiful.,I look liko a '' 908/-233-8904 ' big dirt tires' lyr. old, $22.500.. 908-233-7741 WESTF1EL& 424 Mountain clearance! 3 floors! Furri.. . 20031 Never Repayl.Livo moved. Reas. 2320354' No Job Too Small. Cuts $20.00 & up •' 7 pass., all-power; A/C, PONTIAC '00 GRAND PRIX •factory serviced! $3750. .' Lot of new parts, • Runs • pass., great cohd,, pwr ieve- little bear. I am extremely $1100. Call 908-317-8257 BUICK '90 Century. V6, all CC, very gd. cond., 108K, , . 908-822-0124 ••.' Ave. Sat. 6/5, 8am-? 6'" • antiques! bods. Bombay Operators. (908)2760771 . + 908-272-3945* LINCOLN CONTINENTAL '9ft MERCURY SABLE '94 • V6. GTP '•• new tiros, brakes, exec, $2,80O/obp. Call lyUiing, 2nd'sliding . door, affoctionate, vory healthy.' A-l SPECIAL EFFECTS ppwor. now brakos, ex $1700/obo 9O&810-1612 1 annual At The Bend Ga- furn., • baby & . HH items, 1-800-420-8344 axt. 22 BARGAIN CLEAN-UP ' RACING GO-KARt Call for blk 'oxt.,. tan Ithr.. fully AUTO, ALL. POWER, ANTI • loaded,. 65K mi.-Must go VOLVO '90 740 TURBO alter 7PM 908-862-4088 front side .'air bags, asking indoor .only. I can not bo AH...PRICE IS RIGHT Inside Painting. .Venetian haust •&' tiros, reliable, : rage Sale, furn.. hh itonis, etc. Too. much •' to list! Attics. Baseinbnts. Gararjos; ANGELOS LANDSCAPING • details.: Asking $1500.' FORD TBIRD '86 groat loadod, 64K, $14,300. LOCK. LOW ML. WHITE $10,500 973-69&0167 . .WAGON, auto. AC, Ithr.. $6500.908-358-2382 . . declawod. Seeking loving All Repairs ' & ••.Malnto- Plaster. Deck Washing. $800 908-233-7113; Ford Explorer 1994 4X4, V6 books, kids stuff, Some- Something for everyone! : Lite. Hauling. 90&686O576 Construction.- '•• Spring ' 732-388-0399 . ., . 908-2764888 $2950 908-889-6155 . •couple w/ no kids, or toy- , All Repairs. All Sealers cond., all. nowor. $1500, PONTIAC, BONNEVILLE '95 full pwr, sunrf. oxc. cond., auto, p/s. p/b, a/c'l03k. FORD E150 '2002-, Chateau thing for evoryo'no! Latb Don't miss all the goodies! nanco Irtt & Ext Palntlrtg clean Ups, 25 years ex- BUICK '96 Regal- -1 dr, 79K : ing single who wants a Froo.Ests.732-381-3Sl9 soon to beclnsslc. 908- MARQUIS 1997- Palm MISUBISHI '97 ECLIPSE. , 4dr,, auto, a/c, amfm•' CD 166k, $2750/obo: 908- exc. cond.. .$3650 obo pkg. w/ tow, excel, cohd., . afternoon discounts. Early No Early Birds, Thanks CLEAN UP Si LT. HAUL Call 908-241-6049 perience. 908-756-8345' - milps, loadod, oxc cond. loving companion. Call Motorcycles 1395 . 789-2399 after 5:30 . Beach. B.lack/gr, leath. . rod. great condition 74K .playor, 100,460 mi., $3500. 730-8559. 908-232-6562. 24k, warranty, $17,000 . birds pay double;.Don't let Freo est. Insurpd, $3900.732-382-7.158 . int; 50k.mi.,' well maint'd. 90&2769194. the day end until you 908-272-2509 if Inter- MAN AVAILABLE • for odd Bennett Landscaping & ABSOLUTE BEST 1988 HD 1200 SPORTSTER- FORD WINDSTAR '98 ox mi, moving to: tho city VOLVO '98 XCV70 AWP, 908-301-9126. . 7-day service. BUICK '98 CENTURY CUS- $7,000 obo 973-744-1854 . FORD, EXPLORERV94. • Tan . coma party at the Bendl Wintcd To Bay 625 ested. jobs &• Handy Man typo work. Drlvoway Sealing • PAINTING & WALLPAPER ' 16K nii... excellent condi- coll; cpncl.,' auto. AC. 4 : $6500. 908-362-8687 PORSCHE ;-83 .944 5-spd 'Cross Country wagon, 1-888-781-5800 TOM-4 dr.. 65K ml., very inter/oxter., AC. ,-exell. • FORD;WINDSTAR. '96. 61K Linden area 908494-5154 Reasoriablo Pricos • Faux finishes,.Rock & plaster' lion. $5,200 obo. • 90S- bucket scats, 50,620 mi., Mercedes 1988 26OE ivory daytimo or ovoning sun roof, custom int., fac- •. LOADED! 3' '*' seat-, • deafer 1AA CASH (of rocoids. niags. toy good cond.. risking cond., 153k mi. $3,900 mi., good cond.' orig WESTFIELD- 428 Everson 908-447-8268 repair, nofit Quality work, 15 241-5062 $6,850. 968-735-70711 • w/tan, Strong rellablo car MITSUBISHI93 tory alarm, Denon AM/FM serviced,-'-garage kept, cars, poz, dolls, teddy MR DEPENDABLE: Panting, 1 owner. A/C. $5000 908- . PI.,6/5,9-2,Bobks.cloth- PET SITTING CLEAN UPS y(s. exp. Mark 90S6888965 $6,900. .908-756^665 in-'good condition, 165k, pass 12K.mi. $iO,QOOfirm 54.500' -ml., ' $15,500, obo. 908-2954363 boars, toys. 908-654-668S carpentiv! no job too sni. 1999 YAMAHA V-STAR ECLIPSE GS Autb;'83Kmi.-, 789-9413 •:. .. " Ing arid HH items. . SERVICE EARN DEGREE- Online EVERYTHING & ANYTHING BUCK WAGON W- RJ at). rv."A $2950. 908-322-6714. Red. Ex. corid,, $2.5OQ 90M87-9157 ' •'-• .908-789-9420. • " . 9O8-276-2059 BOBS LANDSCAPING ASJ PAINTING CO HOOcc, 3K mi., after •GET RESULTS! WESTHELD- 534 .Cork St THUS hteTaMe Collector from home. 'Business, ' Dumpstor rontqls; Fully . trans., new bal. new paint, ver, o/b'/o. 'SOLD SOLD JEEP CHEROKEE GO" Anhl- • mi3969.fii>eesttfB<1866431. First Cut Froel • lnt/£xt Ppwerwashing market enliaust. .show- •SELL YOUR CAR TODAY* MERCEDES 450SEL '79 4 SAAB '97 900S 4 dr., 5VOLVO V70 GLT WAGON 6/3,8am50m: Old & New Brick Wants to buy old, rods, reels, •Paralegal. 'Networking. Insured, 908-656-7800 cten & loaded! $900'Cal alta • CALL 1-800-360-3603* Jeep Grand Cherokee '96, versary Ed» '01-black. exc. Lawn-Maintenance. 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PLANTING & LAWN CUT- JW 12'X21\ -nepds new stereo c , * * .*•'.» * rt Cranford Chronicle June 3, 2004 l .._,,.,. hr^^^^*|-;^-,ij(r*v*y^y^^r.'^*jrr~,' j P A R TOP Serving Cranford, Garwood and Kenilworth Vol.116, No. 24, j •••:•' Thursday, June 10, 2004 .,•• 50 cents gset By LAUREN TRAINOR going.to keep, everyone happy—that's just would establish alternate side. of the One of the sticking' points has been the THE CHRONICLE • .-; an\ impossibility," said Commissioner street parking on many streets near the perception that' the school district has not George Jorn, vyho has met with; member's . school, including some that currently have been engaged in the problem, At a Monday. CRANF0RD—As a scheduled vote on of each group ~—:—. . ''•'''—- -—. .,; '.;. —' •„..•... .•.•.;• .. "effective bans meeting including Commissioners George seveial ordinances to restructure student in the months • : '•'•'.•••''. '••.'•' '•'•••...... •"' on: student.' Jorri and Dan ' Aschenbach; pai king around Granford High School since Berkeley "There is absolutely hO solution'that is parking.'., ;.. Superintendent Lawrence Feinsod; Board nears, one thing is clear: There is no easy : The coni- of Education members Camille Widdows, solution to the problem/. gojng.'tO--keep''everyone happy^that's:just- : : mitte will be. Mike Caulfield, and Mary Venditti; Police . Members of the Township Committee ' an impossibility" .^:...... •••"•• T . Voting . . to Chief Eric fylason; and members of various have met with residents of the area, the in' February ...., ,'•••.• ..:.••.•• • • . : ... «—George*—George JorJornn adopt/reject;,. student organizations, possible solutions . police, and most recently, school officials requesting.two;' ^i;;. ' . • , ',;:'''. •';•'•.'."' .:' ,: .. •;''' "••'o' r table the that the school could participate in.were and students, trying to reach some sort of hour' pni-lrinp.' ••'- ' :' •• ' : • .••• .-' ' '•• •'••• •.nrrlmnru-PH rjf explored. . '• . . . . ' . ..•••,.• .';'••'• agieenient that seems most equitable and limits on all non-resident vehicles: their 'final reading and public hearing at . While school officials said many: sugr leaves the least number of people angry. • .Instead, the.convinittee in a split vote. the. next. Township Committee'meeting, ' There is absolutely ho solution that is introduced a series of ordinances that June 15. :.; , . . . 'Continued on page A-2) . Finishing kick ^ residents The brand new Express Grantords Joseph McKenney com pleted an outstanding freshman become frustrateU seison at the Meet of Champions Times - NJN Publishing list week finishing fourth in his heat in the 1600 Four underclass telecenter is expanding men represented Cranlord at the about flood control Meet of Champions For story see its sales force! Sports Page C 1 By LAUREN TRAINOR Others are resigned to. dealing •.THECHnONICtK with flooding on/their own. "Of course you can holler all Positions include: • ••• . . ',i^•• •••-•''hwaSMBSOSSB • 'r CRANFORD—As the town- you want. I'm sure it helps, but is;, Our new facility is the perfect setting for your future success ship., continues to attempt to it going to push it along, Idon't Classified Advertising Consultants secure easements • for the know," said resident Richard Northeast .Quadrant Flood Prussack. ;••'•'.••; • :, • •Mow is the perfect time to join.our established, well- You'll enjoy a competitive compensation plan plus Full Time '•• , .••..'.'••. '.:. Control Project, the project's "I'sort of am resigned at this respected group of local newspapers. a great benefit package. Flexible, part-time positions also available .intended ^beneficiaries are time—I don't really think about becoming frustrated. it except when'a-flood hits. We've We are committed to promoting and investing in the . Something special is happening at The Express "I think that ••the people who seen so many over the 40 years growth of our employees. You'll benefit from Times-.NJN Publishing. Apply today to be a part of it! are involved are trying very hard we've been here, what's another for us.. Every step' of .the way, it one?" •, .•.-"'•• . .-". • : ongoing training and professional sales tools. appears there is a fight," said Because the project will affect resident Carolyn : . ' .• . .. • • •' •'•• -. • • ; numerous pri- Fax or e-mail your resume, cover letter and salary history to: publishing A joyful noise. Koczur. vate properties, But she- said "If people don't start the township she ;is e signs that must obtain 877.305.2100 or [email protected] The Express-Times for a good cause impatien.,.., /t witSh showing . easements. Of Agroupof Cranford teenagers will Remembering a those who are they're going tO COme tO the ll. ease- • '.perform'.a concert at St. Michael's holding up the f/fg table, We'll haVe tO ments still out- standing, "We've • Church to raise money for. three . process. : take action." local charities,- See. the story on historic moment "It's, just like •still got two that the saying goes, — Scott Mease we're wondering {Vt . PageB-1:, '-.':.' '...• The Cranford Historical Society hosted an exhibit at the Hanson when the shoe is _ : about," said. House over thei weekend to on the other foot, Commissioner commemorate the 60th anniver- then.you know,"'she said."Unless Scott Mease. "I;still have hope : you've gone; through itv you don't .that they'll'all come through." '••-.•• sary of D-Day, and the part Mease declined to identify;any. played in that momentous know. It's just horrible." , , Koczur said that every time of the homeowners who have.yet event by local residents. Above, to return easements, and they Georg J. Eyerman of Garwood the local streets.flood, she must clear out her basement, which could not be reached for com- inspects the interior of a 1940s- : means loading; up her truck with ment. '".. . .; ' : v " . ."• era military Jeep. At right, Township officials had.hoped Cranford's Bob Higbie, a Navy clothes and Christmas •: decora- tions and storing1'them' at her to begin work this summer. But veteran of World War II who mother's house across town until officials say every easement, participated in the invasion, a. storm has subsided and the must be in or condemnation pro- points out an exhibit detailing flooding lias gone away. ceedings completed before work 1 his exploits. I.I . ». "It's a very scary way to live, on. any property can be started.' ;•• when you hear the word flood, Further extending the time- ..* you're running around trying to •PHOTOS. BY NICOLE DIMELLA AND LARRY.MURPHY move everything," she said: (Continued on page A-2) Be Street Smart. Board: Full-day kindergarten won't be restored By LAUREN TRAINOR bers that requested the program helped organize the.petition, said or supplies without seriously the board would not be able to affecting the education of the stu- reinstate the extended-day pro- Strawberries in THE CHRONICLE be restored' to. the district despite that the concern for the program the mandated $329,000 in base is community-wide. dents at.Harding .and the David gram, some gathered at the KENILWORTH—Parents lob- budget cuts the council imposed "It's not just the pre-k parents Brearley Middle/High School'. meeting called for an improved season at Trinity bied the Board of Education on the district. who,have expressed an interest "The only way I could see to organizing effort on the part of Trinity Church in Cranford recently Monday to restore the district's The council's decision "came in this program—it's a • concern (restore the program) is cut two parents for next year's budget hosted its annual Strawberry Festival extended-day kindergarten pro- after both the board's base budg- throughout this community," she teaching positions—cut a first vote. '• • • • •;• • .•;. and Pops Concert, and among those gram, hoping in vain to convince et and a second question seeking said. , grade teacher and cut a fifth . "Only 500 people voted for the on hand for a tasty treat was Phillip the board to scrap its plan to cut funding for new staff were sound- "It's not what we .want to do," grade teacher," said Leschuk. budget," said Joanne Marinix. G'ababe. See the photo on Page B-1. the program to a half-day sched- ly defeated by voters. But since said. Superintendent Lloyd "That was unacceptable to me." "I'm sure that there are 200 peo- ule in response to budget cuts the cuts were announced, there Leschuk. But he said that with Even with those changes, the ple on that petition who didn't imposed, by the Borough Council. has been an outcry, especially the council's cuts to what he middle school will continue to vote. We're fighting each other, Parents presented the. board about the effect on the kinder- described as an, already-lean have larger-than-average classes, What we need to do is get togeth- • with a petition signed by fellow garten program. budget, there was not much lee- Leschuk said. •-.••' parents and community mom- Krista Swanson, a parent who way to trim additional programs When it became apparent that (Continued on page A-2) 75 years Smart driving starts with smart car buying. And with our "No Hassle" car buying policy, for Troop 80 AH wet, you'll start your street smarts off on the right foot. Stop in today! Boy Scout Troop 80, sponsored by Cranlord's First Presbyterian Church but not washed out and one of the oldest troops in the nation, will celebrate its 75th The weather was gloomy for . anniversary 6 p.m. Saturday at much of the weekend, but that Nomahegan Park. For more on the couldn't keep everyone from . event, email [email protected]. checking out the wares on dis- play at the annual Fine Art and; Craft Show at Nomahegan Park In Cranford. Far left, browsers huddle under Umbrellas Saturday to examine some of , the works for sale. And near Commentary...... A-4 left, Union's Patricia Scott looks positively dry as she Community Life B-1 Inspects stained-glass cre- euro ations designed by Jo Allyn of Sports..;...... ,....., .C-1 Manchester. •«* AN AMERICAN R VOLUTION Prime Time B-3 Obituaries B-2 Real Estate...... C-4 2675 ROUTE 22 WEST UNION, NJ • 800-287-7906 NICOLE DiMELLA: . Police Log...... A-6 STAFF PHOTOQRAPHEft | -.,T..